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e DAILY KX(.riUER - RUN : COITMIUS, OEUlKdA, TUESDAY MOKNiXU M,\Y ‘L'L Iflsfi. THE GUBERNATORIAL AFFAIRS OTHER MATTERS. iS, AND very i»'*j)r!nr in TjiIIkM mu friends say that he will without* ill is county. Tliure sunns In l that ill.* (h le.pti'H from this r-» j tin- co; grows tonal and gu!>* ;, ami his nih! carry * t desire ; ly In both 1 m i d mon itions hIjohM I Hi iition v ire )i. a • iv*.»oU* i ho trust . . Mod hy jwimary !:’«•« i-* Ltio choice of' ill not be unworthily TOO LATE TO HOLD tm** TATE OE 01 CT.vTECM'Ol • .ki UA Mt’sc O To the Honorable SiiLri, .. J County: The pvt it:' roslti.ui of fin (mix rii.ilm hi! t nmli JLiilrtiiul (oiinuisdon ilu* ls»u»* jiiiiiMi ^* J XVi'il ID third I !•> i mi i t'onjrevdoiud I h'hl \ Tail -In \!.ih It scemw Hint it is a hard mat people to come to a o|«*ar and r to how t he Oiindld.'ttes Ht."'. 1 Oi tion oi t he r:\ilr<>ad commission, t lie other day t he editor rnnelite propounded thusi the two candidates: “1. Do you fiivol’ the < i preventing railroad pool •d to the Candida mal district, the I. in lIm- i robllrs. line nterest in lie not disturb]) in this (li'.l ri< if tl The .1, the ipn AtHpnr • Sparta Is (pie.st ions i dales for th.. n e a liall'ho/ m o not making e r, bill \\ :.o bop. . rnmb; latiou ring t limn pron \\\ tin* first aimail News i • toi ial earn- ! oni^i'essional i ■ are t hre.fi ' nominal ion, I or nior* nan- i .ertions in j ff|j| The Chance of a Lifetime—A Golden Opportunity 1 |v;:f A B**' yJ till.! I i 'll’ I'itv in. ml.' : t of ll nilbuil Th' Syr : Wi'H. till'.:!' IV, i I. .In T!,"'. .'I indie Mr. h'.id- I )o vou endorsf M. ( lace as railroad coininiaHlnnur The.se (|in.Rtions wore jm si-nti d with the request that they bn answered during the debate. The Ishinaelitt t luu comments on tin* answers receiv ed : “Major 15,icon answered the fine*'! ions evasively, leaving t‘ able impression tlull h pool. Jn reading aloud ill tion, he omitted me last thn ing it appear that we had asl- irst of the • urm vo Id- favors t lie railroad is n The ords, mak- d the sill'.' question whether or not he indorses Major tampoell Wallace as a man. .After Home persistence we elicited th" fact that lie and the Nlimuelite are on diHerent lines on the* railroad commission question. (h ueral Gordon jmnnptly and frankly “The 1 do mg, was g:le. e by Lee count;, I fe will Very “ .•Ti,fid.mt one! .J. W. i’ll; i< dnggrou: '4 'AV -* .'TCyrr uyv - , <.Vp\ *pT ;•« i 1 .. •, •' 4X ?• j V0 ';i' »'■. •AWL * a i if" h ■' 1 ■ : "' J : - " ' - A ■ 'O- - - s f. ; ■ A-:.', .■ >J ; ’T.-! V'T'.' 1 *. ' 'A ' ’ 'V-Mi'inmy" :.| . ’-'..Vi.Aj J ,T • -oyire.. P Alisolll'cl l J-"'I! "rr I'n lid a siy 1 i>ii Sin! ill iD)i 1 ■ iiji Figures. (3-. j±3. THOMAS,.. olo t h: j e zi, , Has just received a large stock of first-class CLOT JUNO tb.it wn> sliipped in March about tin time of the freshet. For Tl IK C’ASJi these beautiful and stylish gue;:-: will • uc !, ;n ' inth*. city r >• mu • ■ '.".•■or. ^1] kr • lie nae ■ i >»•. • i v-siiu'i - al ii - • '»•••. • - nr, «>*, t . usm '»{ .*ift .• rlmusa) Pif! I J if V d HA 'ilviLLiL i v tiit ii 111 * . lime, .i,i.I nniy toe arhh-s oftIs ]<■ in ''it i lli‘o. r Wo l ie next eon Will never I) , . T KflH .1, 1‘ ability, nevi jf i;>o, wit a on. i fin ;Sniit 1 1 muter, nl den ) noun disnent- nii .Judge (hasp he t S.Purday. CUFATf'/T CON:.;. H LZ !•/! O i T r A nl .ill. Vii'.t, dyspef s;a, 1 A'9' ii'ii.ih raftMi. ^ u "JONS f. —OF- N, ' rr o # WKW '<1 TT Kit, i-it. Ua ’’Si n-.’.ci announe.ud his ojjposition t tj railroad pool- i , . . *• , in*, ;,ml all Ollier sort of poomidiully , th « r, l d!,il! - ' indorsed flic record of Major (.’uuiuheil ■ Colonel I*. L. Mynatt repr out ijor C.'auiphi m missioner. Raoul, tlmMueon I lie railroads endorse y; but it requires a i spirit of 4 the coin- Wallace as railroad “Major Hacon,Capt; 'Pel* graph, and al the commission tin friend of the let ter i mission law and of t ho purposes for which the law was enacted, to endorse Major i Wallace's record as railroad commissioner. , (uuicral Gordon did it. The questions j were asked for information, and acting on the information gained, the writer has no other honest alternative hut to favor Ids candidacy. “It is a small matter whether this course puts us in the hig ‘ring’ or the littlo ‘ring.’ The Ishinaelite ciosen’t stop to count noses in tlui face of considerations of public duty.” WHAT IS THIS TSHl’F: ? The FNornq-nj Si n lias nil the time beM that ouRide of a personal preference there is nc great issue or principle at stake in tin present rampafgn. Tho Atlanta Const ituti(.j) is a strong jiarlisan of General 4k>rdoii, and virtually admits it ; n the fol- Jowing from a staff correspondent: Fach candidate has nn.de ti c resigna tion of the other the lending kn. As to this, if was noticed that, in Fatogtou and jnrta, Major P,aeon became very angry on ' M! pill- in flu day dur ar 'son Th TICK nllusion to »>ifl resignaiion, and was tin ruling in his replies. The bulk Pious wen 1 that but one or two Wre niceti.igs would j bring on an ppen nipture. But oh r Hiui\s- mar i day, in Lexington, the K >Jiey is sudde.nly ! via! clumg( (i, and ]t Is dechu it that the mailer j ...... be token in the uttnoat good Uutuov. This is belie\ed lobe the result of a conlereLee w it li and by the advi< e of Augusta friends t he night before. On all matters of state interest tho views of both virtually a^ioc. (b.ner d Gordon charges, hovevtuytb.at his opponent's posi tion mi the. railro.Vl eomiuisplo/ is not .is fully expressed Her ai. iiini as his own. The former is In fav>r of the e< mmissioo tc ns it is,” and thd latter “If it is properly conducted.” “As t.'»j rim.iries, idenend Gordon makes . V his strongest arguua i:t, and tin most tell- | .• iSf V..'l •’ in*,w in my omuion .clore lije pnopic. IIJc i , claims that In. i)itiv! k asked Iifajor Bacon | , Hv» r to join him in a 'r-xommaiulailon' to the ing eandidaU. extoutivo ( Otuh.itfi e asking Unit it. only ‘recommend piim.jkr.ies to tie e.ounlies. He eonsmifs his refusin' io this as an ovi- Otnee of upno^iiion, anu mu a Clarke and IVnlgc counties to shmv the unfairness of bis opponent*s position. To this Major | «»•- I3..V. ) > 4 .aCs llud he is not oppose *l t<> primaries "but thinks that each county I (J ‘ should act for Itself.” ' gv A CALL l-'Oll UJilN, !.A WT'ON. A correspondent writes to the Savannah News uh f illows : I he t bird candi date announced in the fifth dis riel. It is , intimated that his eindieaey .j brought., about in oi.h r to JicJp .iudge MewaiT de feat Hon. Nat Hammond. Ji is said, How ever, that Mr. Mynatt needed very little ' cncourngeme.nl to milei th. /.ice. ABOUT POLITICo IN ALABAMA j Sew nil Conn lie* Sell III! 1M‘!iv..D*n Sat u nln j | Anil tlu* Siliuilii.M th-evK \ll ih;* Comjiii* I nitnl- Otl.oi* I.-m! Hr-ilr- In Pm* Sluto. 1 Several of the counties select /l delegates to the slate convention Saturday. In foot- i ing up the rentiIt, the Montgomery Adver- ; tiser gives Clayton UM, Dawson 150, Me- I Jvicro.y 911, and S«*ay IOv'). i'liis embraces the counties that have selected delegates, with the i vecjition of Ileury and Mobile. Our iufoj matiuii in that Mobile gives Clay ton 18 and lhiv:-:on Tt. while O)a;vton swci-ps t he ibid and gets 17 votes from Henry. Dale has not ye t acted, but wo are lold the. (. iiiyton u Lb carry that county. Mont go;.uir v arts to-day, and the indica tions iin ti.a! the delegates will bo evenly divided bol.nta n Cla /ton htjU MoKleroy. The Miv < e:ss; of Seay in hist Saturday’s prb aX'pe.’tod Till ‘^ubel’nato- gi’uws Ml the more eojnpii- orra rs r • *+ * n mm ij Lt uUJu Vv U.vi.u/.;,.; SU”u 1 » PoitTHEoi.:., ..wAli-.S, l j ccnvalgCwV.u L'At;i-nts *> i AGED PEOPLE, j Weak a-il. .-JsiBii . : \ 'omen j Ear : ,1a 1), ' - ■ cr.tuyl Dealer t I)3 DufJy Malt V.'hiskuy Cc.. r.allimorc.Md. Reii‘1 V-firnt a/'Dnv f r «•<*" ?'-rKvi*)Vtfon F f > n in V T i rx if ! UUc llltv the Dos Test 0! y 21 j 1 p s fliuu y| s y s r*f n 1 [ 1 9 pup O u n 3 il«S! .gUjii'y 1 i.^M Under the Management of WIMi TVYI.Olt. - - - l*r<»|»rBdoi*. FORT HE SEASON OF 1836. OMiTBRAr. OOSSIP. X'irUrns conr.ty cotivciTon RnXur- ;c K. O. I’ick.'ll anrl llinm Bich- .'I"’" '!'.<ri: in-1 • ■ t.h » iprifil.it jiv. an ssji.jinl ilejcgatfs are. iiisti'UclEd Till Joe Wheeler. he i iilern pi imury .stnod. lhi\\- ! •ftvl, r y 13, hu:-.y 11, Uuytoi. 1. | < 'nil 1 " rist.ojilu'i' .Vila uoiJii- i ' I lie li uisliitai'e BokoJuUoia, ,. ele i : ... n'.ip Fii.iiey, AL'djiadJen 1 'i lor ".--el t ‘ o'., 'UkI I'eeeii.i.iutui- J ^TXI’KBSS, Telegraph and Post O.'fice, Bar. g j Bilhaids uuU But our -dm]) all in building, j The cuisine will he a marked feature under the present imm.'./vuem. A sjn.cious arcade, two i stories high, gives a magnificent (’Mice and ha!' 1 tor summer, wiiieli vie'.i u broad piazza of two stories ou pubt'c aquarc. snakes THIS IS OUR MOTTO, .\ml i-vt-r lias 1 hm-ii, Fpiin this pi’iudjLe \vi.* hi'.v.* built ui; IH'Or-peruus ImsiiiL*.--;. DON T BE DECEIVED Uy ,so-i:iiik‘<l lnw pricL'h named in Lon.-lful ndvertisemon!bu 1 i see I lit- goods as limy <m; primi. ;mil iw suit you got wlnil soil buy. ()ui- stork was never so complete and goods were j never so clieup. All we ask of a discj'iiuinalinn j.ul.iiic is an ''xnminuuon of our stock beioro buying. All say Kirveu's is a good place to trade. J. A. KIRVEN 4 CO. /ffl5 wiwSWrv:. i'-viLu-i'L^fiis kfoU.:'- “ "' ' "'i 1 ' " I JOC W)5*»\nJ:i :t3np.n»*lie Power Holt Is the m« :i ‘-uccussful appliance in the world f r 'i"-* urn at of Xcrv\i:..s Debility. Neuralgia, ilheutii..: i-.:a. l.iiml a,. ., Fl'-epk- iiusss. ‘-lljnia! J)} >;>cj) -.in. Diso.eg* of ! ■■ r. JC•‘•.•..•y; ;■ r,d !)•;. ■X-dA i •) gans. Sick Rend u ie, .. vl ‘d trou.hles ai Mug fjinm insafTleient and impure ldor.d. Tho Avlington a t’nl Sintnner Krsort. Onr splendid Pining R <11 wfil be uffor Dancing, and Prof. H. VV. Card’s hill Orc.’ie^ru, of Macon, wili supply the i.niaic. myli rl?tawlm ii* ri iimti U rj iee; o ti ro, it y, , east.. Th n; m u < *. 1 •■he s •eon um.vention ihc folloM'- a\ re oink.rbtii, lb*ohate .jker loprese.iuat.ve, V\ . ii. •lutii murk, J. li. jigrt. Mr. a c-u dunte for the legb la- .i .u.ijo.ily of all the .-..bos «er »wo received plmaliUos, *o m.ii . aiop* a ipirmp^ in e. cv*ii\eutien aUi ajqioiitred .stn etrr to the .steto. e u.- lul aiul elianceiy con veil- 1 v h‘r*hv« fiM*r Counly. <bi.. Peooie’s Line of Steamers. i FAST PASSENGER SCHEDULE OF THE WM. ID. HjXjXjIS- i’h" St< :uru-r .ELLIS wears tbo koras as the fastest ste iin.-r plying tin- Cliattnhoorliee. Flint and •tpulurhiccin Itivers. WILSOITIA 125 WtlHonla Magnelir Power latdles* Mahiitiinnl Siij|vi»orle >•, Fur tiiu dispur.-ion of T'ihroid and other turners and enlargements of the vomh and the ova rips. Also gives great f>uppo;d and com fori and in creased ^trcr.gdh tD tiie walks of the ah ton c-a in al eniaorcrnmit ■••■thout aliy Tends also decrease and ccum-jlution of fat. particular disease, prevent excessive i i rv .M,i 3! \; i L \ jf! I r/i AiTIJAlE Will lie (Ijmied ,l\mc 1st, I’wr the l!eir l t.iin n! llinriiers, WCONiMODATIOXS F !T’.ST-CL\S.S IN EM! PA.UT1CULA.R COM Jr.A,HIT, SV6 llroaihvay. !*s.ew York. Dr. C. TERRY. Ac:r-nt. Coiumbu's, G.i. mh‘/ vily 'fin* fusk.iloo .ntiou to duv “The time is almost here when the peo- ! N pie of Georgia will I n enlh d upna to select j ri i .m standard nearer for the imj.oiiant jjoai i 11. linn of governor of our state. 1 am a ware : wa I but tlu-re ave now in \ he field two ‘Bieh- M. nmiids,' both anxious to serve the state, . ex » .•iiu.1 they miglii n.ake as good g »v < rnor as bm we desire, hnl I think that they are too ' Hiixions to serve us. and would prefer some. ! fid mu) who can wait until his friends demand Mis services, and 1 think that we have just the man in the person ofGen. Lawton, one of Georgia's ablest men, and not a pen sioner ol the party. Lot usiinwa man for governor who w e w isli more than lie \\ i'du-s Tr) serve us, and I ftel suu that Geu. i^iw •'■on is tin- n an. By ho. onug him wi will ‘honor v)iir tat*: aiu our Ul'li tat NATO HI A L (K)H.d i . A .nuns nioeMmr of Vmoernts was la id Saturday at sa oenua ratio county c<*n- rivuuiniited the following / oilioers: Urol ate jndgx ' ireu.t e.La’k, .J. L«. i’eguus in the legislature, K. H. I B. Hosier. A resolutior was un:.nimu.,siy a Jupted emlorsing .lohi. M N'.o-iu lor uMigitir* mid instructing th. eviigi . ' te’eyal ion ;*> use all iH>nera l)io means to secure ins venominivtiott. “hie tt“ei nHboroug!: convent ion madet h following nominations for the assembly. Gi: the first. boJlot., (’apt. Wm. N. Ki i>*rn‘ on tin-'dart!i, fapt. Albert Al. Avery, fh m mination of Wm. Ji. Inge for the state stir.de, aft 11 (he \vltb*lnivrtl of George Ih y. mi *1 A. A. Coe man, gives general sic With 11 rkt-class nec ihunicl IVip Seiiso?i Tickets .. Bcu’al T-ip Jamiicd Tickers.. Apply lor circular, giv.ag full information, CilAH. L. PAX IS, m v 12 cod 1m I»r.i ADVERTISERS Can learn the exact cost of any proposed line cf advertising 1 in American Geo*. P. Rowell L Cl, I'ae fiteai icr ELIAS is now running the ‘nstest schedule ever undertaken on the Chattahoochee i •mi Apauebiii «.!a rive o. making two imps a week between Coir minis avd AjiaiacLiuoia. and furui.sh- • .u r.iiiid iiius: tu passouge.’j from fv.ivannah. JackanavlHe and Pensucoia to ail pniuis oa the CJiuit- j Oa and a:tcr March 27th, 1888, die fojh-wing sehe.inlc will he run, river, fog etc., pern fit ting: ! ►Sie diier ELLIS le ives (J.‘luuilnis T’ues-[ iy at S a nl fui«l Satmilayp! ,..t :-J( 1 ;i m for Ap-iiiicLiicolu. J eavoB Apalucliic'jln \Yeduet.ilu\y at ol r.i avid SauiMps nt '2 u. j ,se Lauiiiii^s only, Init will tuke passcucei. t(. au.l 1 SCUKbULF OF THE STEAMER MILTON’ H SMITH , 51S fol OWb ! Leave Columbus every Saturday at 6 a m for Apalachicola via Eainbridge. \j -ave Apamciiicola Monday at 8 p .n for Col inn bus via lia: abridge. l'-.‘>.-enger.s from Savannah and Jacksonville can meet this boat at Chattahoochee going down h.iuU.iv evening and coming up fuesdav evening. Steamer Smith vsiii take freight lbv all landings, and will take passengers only on up trip. Arrival and departure of Brains at Cbattahooclicr;, FlonMa. Savannah Florida and Western Railroad-Arrives from Savannah and Jacksonville at 1 01 p i I.e.ive - for Savannah and Jacksonville at JriOam. I'l.,i ., i dai’ivviiy and Nav ; g:nion Company Anlw trom Jarksonville at I ]) m. Leases for Jack*-.: . die at 11:20 a m. Pensiieo'.) and Atlsnuic Railroad -Arrives from Pensacola. Mobile and New Orleans at 11 a m. Lea 21■ i 'Vnsaojla. Mobile and New Orleans at 4:' 1 }) m. This schedule is subject to change wltlio / Crab Orchard WATER. THE I.IVEK. THE K1DNEV8. THE stomach, the BO-WEES. a POSITIVE CURB Full. DYSPEPSIA. Constipation. ■{ Sick Headache, v Popr —Ono to two teftppoonfuls. Genuine Crab Oucuard Salts in Healed packaguH at lnc. anuitJC. genuine Salts sold in bulk. Crab Orchard Water Co., Prpp’rs. s. N. JONHS, Manager, Louisville, Ky IN HR J. H. Vo Jr., ot al. Pctitic. . _ . . .. ... Men's Christian Association of tAJu Georgia. GilOHOiV. Ml'MVf ■ iU'NTY. To : IMstiirl \„ m , M*mv IVmu Otlii - ’ So far as “fn.s «il (listriel is conet one of llie off years. Tin pronounced candidates lion. Grimes, of thin city, and lion, man. ui NYwnan---though the of se\ oral dark li didates. The indications are now that Mr. Grimes will make a clean .sweep of all the eountk-’ 1 v 1,i\y the mountain. We Ik !i we that 1.v ’.ill. and were he. as wall known north ot the mountain his nomination would he assured beyond all peradventure. riu* only county about which any appro- lunsion was felt hy the friends < f Mr. f Columbus, Ls A !■ renehman wont m tauvant and seated hi* of innter, a bottle of c tal le clot li. “What’ll yez lu.vcV waiter. ‘■Parloz-vous—’’ “Barley soup !” sin “D’ye want tav «ir colly Hr el He (dud. The luckless nroof-rcaders of the Ameri can press have had a very n trrow escape. The new Greek prime mini ter is Vaivis and not Papamiehalopoulos the latter statesman having very c * m ideratelv re mained in retirement. The newspat-er opinion of a suffering world ought to Ik* pcnverful enough to compel a great mail \vith so copious u name lo keep out of pol itics aliogether. «£N lucce> ■ iuniU.i«. OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR. HAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. It can he given in a cup of cofl'eo or ten without the knowledge of the person tak ing it; is absolutely harmless, and mill ef fect a permanent and speedy cure, \\ hether the patient is a moderate drinker or an al coholic wreck. It has been given in thou sands oi eases, nnd in every install* * a per fect rure has followed. It nrvrr fails. The system onee impregnated with the Specific, I*, becomes an utter impossibility tor the liquor appetite to exist. For Sale by FOR S-A.Xj3H 13 AT M. D. HOOD & CD., DRUGGISTS, <i:i ii ii oak st., ciii.ninrs, c;a. Call or v. rite lor circular & full particular*. mum straw cooes department, Union Milan*. Atilai is. Uhiua Mila us. Enj/lish Mila ns, Sat in Straw. Fancy Straw, bighorns, and an ciidic.-s varidy of School I hits. Ostrich Foatiiors and Pompons. Parasols and Fans, and everything appertaining to Millinery, to which Hit* ladies of Columbus and vicinity are respectful] v invited. M- jSL LEE. EAlCU LM? 8 SAL.L. , ClOO'.AIll.Y to an o . S'.I'K. i•.K:i■ ■ .fHr . . i' '•■!> , .... .... . ii.: I :.iy. < Ij lUc , () ,. 1 wj.'JLm'.,i'uhn.-V |m v i e ; cS'.VT.’itJ Sr'icKoiL o eh.-h'-L''■.')-«•»': A port; / kn A i": ; . n n:L tockwSa^hcbiV'lcTkViu'of Y'lji hniiK next north of t'ic r.'.ilcnc. c.t the It t< John M arty. Sold as th .gypjP rSj j ol n Mi ( : rty, 11 col said counts, det ,a--«.d, ayls dtt This itli day of lit myl-oav.-lt V.'il/LIAM MO.. •tUVP’.V Executor J.Min let arty.