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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-04
Lauderdale, Miss, Oct. "a, 1888.

J. X. MosBY,
Dear Sr-Thisis to certify that planted
Mosbys Improved Prolific Corn this year,
side by side, the same day with the CO nmon
corn of the country. There was no difference
in the quality of the land. the land prepared
alike. and all cultivated exactly the same.
The yield of the Mosby corn was more than
three times as much as the common corn. Its
ability to resist drou,h is very remarkable.
J. b. MATHEW.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-04

have large number of other similar cer-
,ficates, but consider it unnecessary to publish
them here. for those who refuse to believe
these cannot be convinced By thousands Of
witnesses whose characters are unimpeach>
~bla
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-04

Meridian, Miss, October 80, 1888.
J. K Mostly,
Dear SRI am highly pleased with your
improved prolific corn regard II as far su
perior 70 any corn have ever grown. do
hot expect TO plant any other variety OF corn
next season. Respectfully,
MARX DABBs.
We, the undersigned committee, appointed
by the Mississippi Stock Breeders Fair Assoc
citation, of Meridian, TO see one common Hour
barrel full of Mosbys Improved Prolific Corn
shelled out, certify that it was shucked, shelled
and measured in our presence. and the yield
was two bushels and two quarts OF good.
sound corn.
JoHs SrrxsoS, Meridian, Miss.
GEORGE STROUD,
NELSON MooRE. Landerdale,'
Meridian, Miss. Nov. End, 1882.
We, the undersigned committee. appointed
by tho Mississippi Stock Breeders Fair Asso-
citation, of Meridian, TO supervise the Smelling
of one flour barrel of Mosby's Improved Pro-
life Corn, certify tina, il was shucked, shelled
and weighed I'm our presence, and the yield
was lOT Wounds shelled corn.
PROF F. A. GULLY,
81 NJ. College, Miss.
J. H. CULPEPPER,
Toomsuka, Miss.
ELI TRASH. Meridian, Miss.
L. NJ. HART, "
Meridian, Miss, Oct 81, 1888.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-04
THE HIGHLAND BEACON
FOR 1885
FOR 1885

Will be interesting, attractive entertaining and useful
the community in general and its subscribers and their
families in particular rs the financial means, intellectual
ability earnest effort and industry of the proprietor can
possibly make it but as it requires
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-04

Aberdeen exhibited basket very nne
whih COD Oh
aIani gransPaneL
Delhi
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-04
Lauderdale, Miss Oct. "a. lSs

LanderdaIe, Miss Oct. "A. 1888.
j. K. MosBY, ESQ, Landerdale, Miss.
Dear SIR take pleasure in adding my
testimonial to the superiority of Mosby's Inns
proved Prolific corn. 1t will yield at least
one hundred per cent more on same quality
of land, with same cultivation than any other
variety of corn that ! have ever seen. Ii
will stand crowdng and resist drourh better
by far than any othe, variety of corn that
have any knowledge of.
Respectfully, &c. A. ii. MORSE.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-04
MONROE, LA, November 81, 1884

MONROE, LA, November p, 1884.
The undersigned, having been requested
to witness the she.ling and weighing of a
common -four barrel Of Mosby's Improved
Prolific Corn, in the shuck, and taken from
field of several acres, hereby certify that the
Weld, when shelled, weighed il23 pounds,
or over two bushels to the barrel.
Col. r. RICHARDSON, !. d. V. LOGAN,
J. NJ. BREARD, j. u. LOGAN,
IA. BREARD, 81. N.CoE,
8. KUHN, S.VoGH,
JE. MCGUIRE, Shift & Tax Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30
BUR Seadtmma.

Die phan53eit fir gdume TT berans
gefommen. Sd babe foeben na6bes
nannte Bdume erbalten, bic i6 gu mds
Bigen preiien gum 8erfauf anbiete:
$4,000 Pfiriib-, 1000 Ouittens, 5000
pHaumen., 5000 8irnens, 3, 000Nepfel=
unb 1000 @atalpabdume, iotpie ale
Nrten BON Gru6ts unb 3ierbdumen,
@eipd6sbausphanaen uno &anten.
Blumen5miebeln unb Sdmereien finb
cine @pe5lalitdt. Nu6 balte i9 ffets
cine Musmabl bon BlumentDpfen pors
rdtbig. Sd bite um einen geiu1 unb
glelhfalls um Beiiellungen bon auBers
balb per poit.
pbilip WpIf
Norbs sGlOresitr., gegeniiber ber Buffalo
@ampparb, San 4ntonio. (3lw4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30

trasen. SD binterIaiIe feline s9uiben,
un5 Ou mirft ni1ts BON mir b6ren, mas
Or bic 56amr6tbe auf bic Stirn treis
ben f6nnte. Sd fiige bieiem 8riefe Stpei
S6reiben bel: In benz einen bite i6
9id, mir auf ldngere 3eit l1rlaub au
betpiligen, in Dem anDern bite id um
meinen 9lbfdieb aus Der Nrmee. Mabs
renb meines urlaubes mirb bic gnii1eis
buns iiber meinen Mbi6ieb obne ueber=
baitung getroffen perben f6nnen. Sd
meroe Dir f6reiben, iobalb i'd mid If,
genbmo niebergelai1en baber tperbe.
9enfe obne @rol an
Oeinen Di1 aufri6tig liebenben uno
berebreubeH Neffen
@eorg.
Sn einem 3tpeiten Briefe an ben Sus
ifi3ratb Quintus tbeilte Georg bas gr=
gebniB feiner Misunderstanding, iei=
ne Nftipa unb paiiipa nit. st bat ben
lieben Greuno, bic finansiele &egeluna
por3unebmen. gs mar i'm @runbe ein
3lemliG einfa9es @ef1dft. Georg bate
auber Der Spieli1ulb nur gerin9fii9ig'
&letnigteiten 3u be3ablen, unb iein Der
m0gen NOR lei9t fliiilig gu MAIDEN
3DeitaIienb Wart nabm er an li1
es muBte ibm nod INNER cine fieint
Summe bel Der fdlieBli9en Nbredunml
au quite fommen. Sm Notbfaa iollt
Auintus au9 fein Wobilar uno einig
mebr ober minber iuertbpo0e 4unifge
genifdnbe. bic ii@ bei ibm angeiammel
battten. bertalifen; mdre bas aber mid
erforberlid, 10 ioqteu feline 0abfelistei
ten ieinem Onfel in Geipabriam gege
ben tperben.
(Gortiebuns fOIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30

Nurb6flid.-sereniimus: Sc
ba, mie ipdt iit es iebts
Gammerberr: @oeben baIb Se1s,
tpenn f6nislide 0Obeit gu geruben Die
@nabe baben!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30

= Die Welt befinbet fi9 i'm Tabrs
moner einer gefunben ie3ialiftii9en 8e=
tpegung! 10 fdreibt 9enrp @eorge. Sn
1elang auf Oeutihlano bat er entI1Ie=
ben bic Wabrbeit geiproden. Dort fdlt
Elm pripatmonopol nod benz anoeren.
go min bas 3ei@ iebt aud bic Gabris
fation bes Brannttpeins iibernehmen
unb babur1 bic ginnabmen bes &eids
idbrlih nm SAP. 500, 900 erb6ben. Ser
So3ialismus bringt iiberaa bur9, aber
NIT ibm bic Staaisalmadt, unb @ous
inns Wort tpirb Wabrbeit: Ser fon.
tequente Soaialismus III bie Mama6i
Des Staates".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30
Cages > Neaiateite,t.
SnIan n 5.

glebelanb bat elm S6reiben an
ben Senator 8orbees geri9tet, tporin
er um @rlaubniB naffu1t, lein She'll
au einem Monument fur ben ber1torbes
nen 9ieeprdfibenten 9enbrids beitrasen
au blirfen.
Reprdlentant Springer erfldrte
i'm gongreB ben General Groof fir ums
fdbig, nit feinen 5000 ober 1000 Mann
9oloaten bic 200 Snbianer, bic 9(ri=
sona unb Neumerifo pertpiilten, ein3us
fangen. gr Mil besbalb cine 8il
einbrinsen, bur9 tpel9e 1000 Waann
Staatstruppem in ben Dienit gerufen
tperoen.
= Ser Ser. @t.z59abmeifter bal
Die @inl6iung BON 10 MiQionen bre
procentiger Bombs anseorbnet.
Muslanb.
- Die Gldubiser bes Q6nigs bon
8aiern bringen ieBt nit grnif oarauf,
ben un3ure6nungsfdbigen Meni6er
unter Guratel fteqen gu lafIen.
Granfreid unb gnalanb baber
einen 0erslei6 absefdloKen, Der BIZ
@ren3en ber beutfden unb fran36fifder
9dnber i'm tpehli9en Mfrifa beitimmt
- Ser frans6iif9e Yrdlioent @rebt
bat bon allen Wddten @liifmiinide a.
feiner Wiebererwdblung erbalten.
- Ser frana6iiide Miniiter bel
Musmdrtigen, Jrepeinet, meigerte f9
Elm reues Cabinet gu biiben. Grepi
bat bic &efignation aller Mfiniifer on
genommen unb eripartet, baB Grepeine
ieinen gntibluB dnbern unb benpod
feline grnennung gum premierminiite
annebmen mirb.
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probates MitteI.-.D 9ans,
Jag mol, tpie fommt es bod, baB Ou
auf einmal cine 10 reide &irf1ens unb
grbieuernte gemadt baits fruber tparen
ia bod fat ale bon ben Spaben pers
3ebrt2" 9ans: nSa, fiebft Du, bas
bab' i'd febr fdlau angefangen. Nls
8oaeli4eu6en, 6narren. Gaben u.i.tp
uidts belfen tuollten, baute i1 inm'tten
bes @artens cine 2aube. Sn berielben
Iibt nun ben gan3en Sas binourd meine
S9miegermutter unb iiridt, unb felt.
benz iie bort bauif, ldBt ii9 fein 8osel
mebr i'm @arten ieben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30

oher ofIm1hIidh mor or mie6er sfhmad,
oemorhem mnh hotte seit einioen M}onos
ten m;ener nit ned,ssInnem @THf unh
i fle;nsreu Wstraoen aesn;sIt
1;sse Wodt foor s;ir Inn nprhauou;s.
NM as,norSsy % w - ~ 9s"0"'p
gr iud5te lid, aupor mif olIerlei 2Iei-
uiafsiteu siniosrrospm ~, entsdhmlh;osn
aber tpenn er aud, ale n10aIid,en quteu
@rinhe fit iiib anfthrte, an Der Shat.
| fadle. bab in ben iebten feds 5tunben
cine Dollfdnbiqe 9erduoeruna feiuer
Gage eiuqetreten mar, permodbte er r,id,ts
3u dneern.
9llIe m6gIihen Ge6oufen unb gombi,
natiousn udIaten iid, in ieinem 3opf.
Das iblieblihe graebniB blieb INNER
| basielbe: es iit nidt m6gli1, ben S1as
ben mieber gut 5u MAIDEN unb bas biss
bertge Seoeu tuelter 5u fnDren.
| Wiit einem gemalttgen gntl6lub muB-
| te er nit Nlem bre1en, mas bis 5u biez
ier Gtunbe bic 4ebingun9en feines Oas
feins gebilbet bate. ct muBte fort BON
bier, bon ieiner Jamilie, BON feinen
aameraben unb Greunoen, er muBte in
| elmer neuen @elt elm neues 2eben begins
men.
| Das mar ibm, iDdbrenb er auf benz
Ssfel briitenb Dor li9 bingeffarrt bate,
CUR iinabweisliHen @emiBbeit gemoroen,
| unb CT ma@te fid nun enti9loHen ans
Werf.
| ylqd,bem er jida burd1 bic Mufifeuunq
feiner Nftipo tlnb paflipa, iotpeit er ba.
AZ i'm 6taube mar, iiberaeugt bate, baf
e. porousfihtIid) feline 8ldubiaer aui
6eler unb Dfeunia tperbe befriebiaer
ibnuen. uub bas nod elm paar tauIenf
Wtorf iibria bleiben tpiirben, 5darieb {,
nit brenneuber Gtirn unb ger6tbeter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30
~ a j o.
grsdbIung pOn asanl sinoan.
l6ortfstuna.l


(Gortisbuns.)
en- BEN utitteIaroBeu, behQqIld1 e:nqes
ridStetea 9imuer jai1 & er orbentlid, aus.
Ser @urlfae hattie auf bic gde bes 3is
fbes. oui bem cine 6d,ale fur Nlllteus
forfer urb aubere QleiniQfelteu ftauben.
ME iebeu Nbenb 70 aud, aeifern Qeud,ter
uub 9aubbblaer as5telt. 1Queben lqa
nun eir arobsr psriAloiIener llm@dIap.
gepra erfannte an Bet Nuffhrift bic
6ou6 jeines Dbeims unb gorqeiebten,
Ses COMMANDMENTS Ser Gapauerie= Hri.
oobe. Der Nrief mubte IN etner ipdten
5Ibenbfunoe iiberbrQd1f iuoroen iein.
6enn En- uQd1 ueuu lihr hattie @eora
jeine M}p6uuna perlol5eu. geora trai
an 6os Renter, bifnete' BEN Hrief unb
Ios Inn. Ser Snhalt Der i'm nod Dor
ipenieeu Gfunben hod)beaIiidt habeu
iptr6e, ifimnte ibu iett iebr tuebmdtbia
Der @eneral theiIfe ieinem gleffeu ID
heralidber Weife nit, boB Ct aunl qro.
6en @euerolltab periett lei. Set Sab
rem botte @eorg nldis Mn6eres ge.
phnl6t nnb iin lebboft narum bemiibt
nun mar es sir i'm tpertblos gemeroen,
iputblos ME alles Anbere. Ct Iegte ben
Brief febr bebutiam auf ben Slid. Oa.
yalif tn6pfte Ct feinen bellbloueu tleber.
rpd Gnf, lpderte be 6alsbinbe, iebte
fi9 auf ben 3ebnishei uno ifredte pis
8eine tpn iim. 4luto Iagerte iih neber
Inn 11n0tfe0efet4f hfidfp 6enrn t1nr I'D
eiif einen beifimnlten puntt i'm 9eppi9
insaer pieber tnudte bic Groge auf
Mos NUM- Do3Diihen f9oben fid aller
banb Griunerun9eu an sinige Derbdns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30

= S6on felt elmer lansen 3eihe bon
Sabren bate i5rau Bauer, Nr. 235 2o=
cuff Strabe, @eabing. pa., tpobnbaft,
on elmer 9roben @ef6wulit unter benz
Nrme selitten. llmfdldge nit ct. Sas
tobs Del tparen BON ausgeaei6neten
@rfolgen besleitet, benn idon mad fur.
Sem Gebrou6e berfleinerte f9 bic @es
If9wulft bebeutenb unb bic G6mer3en
lieBen pollitdnbig nod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30
0r. 8pfamfp.

Dieler Mame ift 70 betaunt innerbaIb ben
Ser. Staaten, bab es taum n0tbis 1T gu fasen,
ba6 er ber Grfinber oes beriibmten Or. Botanic
Sufen. uno eunsen Sbrup 1T, bas beliebte
8olfsbeilmittsl, mo INNER es befannt iit, fiir
Safen, grfdltunsen, Sdpinoiudt unb ole
sfranfbeiten bes SalIes unb ber 2un9en. preis
so Gents unb $l.Oo. 9ertauft BEL 8. sfaIt.
cher &, Sbn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30
Grfahrener Qehrer

Der engliid uno beuti6 llnterridt ers
tbeili uno Osm bic beiten @mpfeblunsen
sur Seite ftehen. iu1t Stelung.
@efdGige Gfferten unter B bef0rs
bert bic Gr. pr. [12,24,3mw
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30

- Das atpeitdlteite nod befebenbe
oeutfde 8latt in ben Ser. Staaten, bic
. Seuti6e @a3ette" in Dorf, 3d., feierte
In boriger Wohe ibren 81. @eburtstag.
Dos dlteife aller oeutIden 8ldtter 1T
befanntlid Der in &eaoing, 3D., eri6ei.
nenbe rNbler".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30
q u III aristisel tie q.

Mus Der @ei9i6te.- 2ebrer:
Wel6em @ef6le6te geb6rte &arl Der
@roBe an?
S6iiler: Sem mdunli9eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30

8eim Wort gefaBt.-Grau Gin
Der Menagerie gum Manne): nWenn
ein 20me pl6bli6 losfdme, men ipiiroeii
9u suerit retten, mid ober bic &inber2~
Mann: nMi9!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30

= Gin Wibbolb bat bas @eriift in
nmlauf geiebt, oaB BE beuti6e 5taot
@uttenberg in Soma elm 9aus bon 16
SUB i'm Qua6rat CUR Nem Orleonier
9lusfelung fdidt, 6as gana aus Bolog=
no Wurlt bergeftelt unb nit 5auer=
frant gefiillt iei. Da5u bemerft nun bic
ct. pauler u8olfs3eituns1: ,Wabrs
f6einlidb miro bas Gan3e in ein nit
Bier perfebenes SAB, BON Der 8r6Be
oes 6eibelberger Safes, perpadt.1
- Seib Sbr fdon in go. 800 6ous
ffonfrabe gepeien? 9ier III Der plab,
mo- man bic f66n5ten @eburtstag= ober
Weibna6ts .@ei9enfe erbalten fann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30

8om grereirpla B., ,ginidbs
riger Weier, Sic mari6iren baber tpie
elm Mffe, Der Obne llrlaubspaB bic poli:
seiitunbe iiberidreitet!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-30

preBfreib ei eit.-@rpeoient: Oit
Nunonce foitet Is Gents.
8ummler: gBat foiten2 Mdnneten,
mer ban 10 bier preBfreibeit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-06
Miss Mather as Jaliana.

brilliant and cultured audience of we'll
dressed ladies and gentlemen, such as is seen
in Augusta but once or twice in season,
hlled Granite Hall last evening, to receive
the captivating young actress, Miss Margaret
Mather. This was the occasion at her third
appearance here, but it is safe to say that she
won gratifying laurels in addition
to her former triumphs in this city
and approached nearer our critical amuse-
ment goers than even before. ''The Honey
moon," in which she took the part of JUL
ana, was not play calculated to ensnare an
Augusta audience, yet so charming was her
manner, and so original her conception of
the character, that all were highly pleased
and entertained, demonstrating emphatcally
her eminent ability as an actress. The sweet
grace of her movements and purity of her
diction was not to be resisted. The transition
from the impeerious mein which character
lied her first appearance on the stage to that
of the rebellious wife in the rustic's hut, and
finally of the trusting confiding of the woman
was interpreted with much skill her dramstical
resources being ample at every point. Her
piquancy in yielding to the commands of her
leige lord highly amused the audience. Miss
Mather was supported by an able company
at the head of which stood Mr.. Mines Lev
lex, who took the part of the Duke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-06
In Mxlu0riani.

At meeting of the Keunebec bar held AT
the court house, Yesterday morning, Hon.
j, W. Bradbury, Lorenzo Clay, Esq, Hon.
+. +. Webb, Judge Whitehouse and Attorney
General Baker were appointed a commit'ee
to prepare resolutions on the decease OF
eewall Lancaster, Esq and subsequently re-
ported the following which were unanimously
adopted:
The members of the bar of kenneoec
county have received the mournful inteii,
gence of the death of their brother, oe"ati
Lancaster, Esq. and, as tribute OF respect
10 ms memory, they desire to enter upon 'he
records of the court, which for more tha,'
ntty years was the scene of his honorable ana
useful life, some expression of their apprecia-
tion OF his professional character ana private
virtues.
Resolved, That in the constancy OF us
uevotlon to the study and practice OF .he Ia"
ana MS unwavering fidelity TO the inters's y.
MS clients; in the ability, tireiess inuusus
and deep sense of justice which he orough, W
we investigation of every cause, ana Tue uis
unguished fairness with which he conduc'ea
every trial: in his uniform courtesy to~arus
MS Professional brethren. his great kinohess
towards his friends and tenderness III ms
iamily, and in the absolute trnthfulness anu
sincerity which characterized his action l" AZ
me relations of life, Sewan Lancaster exempii'
ued wise and reliable counsellor, an non,
oraole and thoughtful citizen, faithful trieno
and an honest man.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu
.ons be presented to the family OF tut
deceased, and that the members of this bar q.
end the funeral services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-06
republican Caucuses.

Republican caucuses in the several wards to nomi.
,.,e Aldermen. Common Councilmen, Wardens.
w ard Clerks and Constables, and to elect Members
.e,ne City and Ward Committees, will be held as
folews
Ward One.
4, the Court House, Friday, March 6. at 30 O'Clock
Pm.
Ward Two.
At Meonian Hall, Friday, March 8, at 7.so O'Clock
Pm.
Ward Three.
Al Ward Room. Friday, March 8, at 7.3O O'Clock
Pm.
Ward -Four.
At Ballard School House, Friday, March 6, at 3
o'clock P NJ.
Ward Five.
ST Ward Room Friday. March 8, at 100 O'Clock p,
~
Ward Seven.
At Ward Room, Friday, March 8. at 7.30 O'Clock P.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-06
Take Warning,

At this season of the year when so many
people become subjec, to attacks of bilious
ness. kidney troubles, constipation and all
the list of troubles that arise from being
housed up. or that are brought on by colds
and exposure, it is the part of prudence to
take warning from the experience of others
and provide ourselves with the means of es-
cape from similar troubles. SO wide is the
fame of Kidney Wort, that great remedy for
all kidney and liver trouble, that almost
every one knows Of its great virtue for such
cases. 1t should be kept in every household
ready for an emergency. mar3teod&wlw
For Costiveness, Biliousness, Headache.
and all feverish habits use DR.. Seth Arnolds
Bilious Pills csc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-06


The republicans of August. held an en.,u
siastic meeting in Meonian Hall last even
ing LOT the purpose of nominating a candi-
GATE for mayor. 1t was characterized nv tho
large number present and tine earnest de,e,.
!nination to elect the republican candidate.
by large majorities.
oapt. W. 5. Choate, chairman of the civ
committee, called the caucus to order
Mr. Geo. F. HAYES was made cha;.m.n
and f. A. Brick secretary.
Messrs. Ira H. Randall, Howard Owen
4. r. Weston, B. F. Gaslin. Asa d. Towns.
end' ID. L. Morse, and Joseph H. Wall were
constituted a committee to receive sort and
count votes for a candidate for mayor.
Inc caucus then proceeded to ballot and
the committee attending to their du ties. an.
nounced that the entire number of votes cast
was 1871, all of which were for George F.
weeks; and Mr.. Weeks was declared the
nominee of the caucus for mayor.
demand to see and hear the next mayor
then arose. and in response, the Senator an
which was applauded with vigor. Mr.. Weeks
said
IL gives me much pleasure to receive your
unanimous nomination here tonight, and T
shall desm it an honor to serve the town. No
one can say have sought the nomination.
II elected shall endeavor to serve the
city well and use every effort
IN my power to forward and
and promote its interests. l wish to correct
mlstatement made by a paper called the
Messenger in Lewiston relative to my posi-
ton touching certain bill now before the
Senate. 1t was asserted that l was opposed
to the ten-hour law. This is false. My BOYS
work but ten hours for day, and when thew
do overwork have extra pay. Applause. I
| always feel for the laboring man. am a
laboriDg man myself The bill may be called
up tonight and will leave you to hurry to
my post of duty in the Senate chamber fAp-
plause.
Adjourned
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How Baking Powders are Made.

While rival companies are disputing as to
what ingredients are to be found in the best
baking powder" the public will be interest
ed in the following definition of these now
Indispensable articles, as given by Appleton's
Cyclopedia, the acknowledged American au-
thority.
The best baking powders are composed
of btartrate of potash (cream of tartar) tar
taric acid, carbonate of ammonia, and soda
bi-carbonate, bound together by little
starch
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A correspondent writes A literary club
meets AZ the school house in West Farming
dale every Saturday evening. At the last
Meeting some twenty five from Baileyville,
10 Winthrop, came over as invited guests,
with a few others from Hallowell and this
city, and after the intellectual programme
was gone through with, enlivened by fine
quartette. with instrumental accompaniment,
there followed one of the best repasts that
your correspondent ever partook OF, con-
sistiug of hot coffee, sandwiches, doughnuts,
cake of the choicest home make, fruit etc
Thus very entertainment was Afforded 10
all present. At the conclusion, the cluo
from Baileyvile invited the members OF
the w. F. l.. club to their hospitality al
some near future day
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The republicans of Ward held we'll at
tended caucus yesterday afternoon and NOM
mated the following candidates to be support
ed at the municipal election next Monday:
For Alderman-Daniel A. Conv.
For Councilmen-J. Albert Bolton: Joseph
Brown.
For Warden-Levi NJ Poor.
For Ward Clerk. Howard Chandler.
For Constabe-Henry r. Morse.
For Member of City Committee-Fred
Cony.
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City Personals.

Rev. ID. w. Waldron of Boston is stop
ping in the city for few days.
We are panied to learn of the illness of
Charles Wingate, Esq, he being confined to
his house by pneumonia.
J. w. Bradbury, Mrs. Henry w. Brad
bury and family, and Miss NJ. J. Gregorie OF
South Carolina, left for the South yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. Caldwell was seriously i'll Wed
nesday. Hi. friends were pleased to learn
Yesterday morning. however, that there was
an improvement in his condition.
Mr.. J. H. Leedham, the gentlemanly trav-
cling salesman of the Old and reliable house
of Palmer Bachelor Co.. LAG fremont
ST., Boston, was in the city Thursday.