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r.inv in, inov.
or* have. opened the
npaigpin earnest.
iiocrats uro no!, going to
tliemreivo* over Claw-
Mi K ('publicans
Blaine's “no”
ip,time enough jot fop that
tn tnfin" to' turn up In , tho
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hat I*, being said In tho pa-
ut both Cleveland ami Hill is
i.Dentocrals will make, a groat
nlruik" liy iniiiitiiuting cither of thexn
he Presidency.
suaoct up ntioilt Atlanta will
i eat crow after the' Democratic
liitentiul oonveijtlou, if not before.
.Wnr la* not a strange, dish
i ami
M|ao;, -
■lan».
newspaper men
b.;
iik(latcrminafiott of the Loulilanu
y to go otit of business will
Generals Heiinrugnrd and Early
if what has no doubt been an easy
urrnMvoJob to lliem' for a nnm-
if years past.
row
llanta
press .lay at the Georgia Chtiu-
Mv. F. 'll. liiollardi.gii, Of tim
Journal, will he the orator,
ubjeot will bo “flic Dovclopeincnt
Newspaper.” Mr, Itlcbnrdson
pf this brainiest ami most fohoU
ruallslfiln Georgia, and there
now him fool assured that lie
nr an address worthy of the
. .. ;
Atlanta paper!' have almost,
themselves over to the L’rrsl-
naovtui, The OonttittiHuu Is
111), amt Ihc .fournal Is lor
. ‘ According to the fipn'stj-
everybody- In Atlanta iO'fffi:
hlle the Journal. represents
s CupiUf) '..Oltjr m ft perfect
of Clevciiiiiditee, In tlmlt:
u booming their candidates
both saying, some very fools
are ooramlltldg IntJIs-
will do Hie Deroobrallu
harm than good, The
lotion and .ToornaVoro both old
[inn- hatter.
__ . The UgBiu) fegayds tails »s iho yory"
'Z^Z '« best thing that the Mayer and CMiti-
i. w ull cnuld have done for the nity under
tlte uirmimstiinous/and Is of the opln-'
ion t)iat It assures an early atid satis-'
laotory act tletgeut of Hie ; waterworks
<ytfHitlon which hits hefin thc subji-et'of
mncli oontftntlon lirtlie ikmtmunjty for
two years past.
And the Hkbsi.ji w-atils to; say in
tills connection that Capl, Wight utid
this owners of the Commcred street
well have met the. City fhmnnti'In
this matter In a spirit offulruoss'ajtfd
liberality that is.hlghly creditable to
them as public-spirited oititehs,
In their negotiations with I'm City
Council they have made one conces
sion after BflhUier until I he last ob
jection that' has been raised stands re
moved; and tho city takes from them a
property that Is valuable and profita
ble to them, without reservation and
virtually upon Its nwti terms.
It Is In bn expected Hint, there will be
some who wII! not only want to find
fault with the City Council for tlmlr
action in tills matter, but will be un
generous enough to without due cred-
it from the owners of these wells for
tho liberal concessions tlmy have made
rather than aland in the way of those
of tlmlr fellow oitizens who desire to
sue Albany have ft system of water
works anil sewornge. Btill wo have an
abiding faith Itl'thu spirit, of fnlrnets
and Jii8tleeolmracf.crlstifl of a largo ma
jority of this people which assures us
that the verdict will he, “well done.”
The ponsnmmsUon of this trade be
tween the,City Council and tho owners
of these two wells, which) together
with, the city’s big well, will furnish
str!ample supply of wntar for nil pur
poses; mentis water works and «e*-
erage. , •
Pride Itaferre. 'with MJullwCox,
I. Tf Cjarkwlth Min's .'Fonda .Gilbert,
young,
ill Al-
ur iTrevs
pol-
rni: naontiu oiumvat'A.
The programme foi’;®p fourth an
nual assembly of the Georgia Chau*'
lau.iuu ..111 ho out Iti ft few day* and
will bit published in the IIhhai.o. ,
It wljl be the mc^nttraoljlvo pro
gramme ever formulated for ft, South
ern Oliaiitantpta assembly; and is go
ing to draw :i large crowd to -Albany,
trait Ai r. Blaine bar published i fimv-orsful ns out former Clianlauquas
jP
_ dancing I’lfts-
• this' evening at,'
the class, although Mi
rimy give ttie cli.HdronV) i
ieeapn on Butiirflay aftprm
Three of the moat hhart
Indie* of.Gcorgia are-experts
Wny next. work, fi/tu*!! tip-
pit,young niaji,hiiy a ddWBtle and
etlrl your pohmpador.
My,.!. II. Hull, a liromipeiu' lawyer
Of Macon, waaTn.tha city yesterday.
A! ;pi«8ting was held ’iu jhe parlors
of fhe'Mayo,AVedul-sdAy evening, for
the purpose of beginning t.ho work on
CimutamjCiH miiain; Only a few were
present, but the few wiiO.' were there
earnestly and sensibly alsc'issed the
fCaSiblilty of making ft start, on the
chorus work. It was decided that it
was best to not attempt any chorus
work, but'to confine the ellcris of
those Interested in the i work to the
preparation of tbe port songs. It la
earnestly daslred that every, ono who
can slog “wiil assist lit making jnttslc
fur .the coming assembly, and the hot
ter a person can ptfi forni the more
earnestly is it desired that he bo ready
with Ills solo, or prepared to sing in a
part song. The assistance nnd sup
port of every musician lit the- county
is soliolted, so hold yourself in readi
ness to attend the next meeting if
there is- one, ■ or to. adopt suggestions
when they are made.
Albany now has a Whist. Club Vo. d.
It wan formed one evening this week
at the residence of Captain Hobbs,
and 1j to hold Its meetings on .Thurs
day evenings. The members are
Jtesdsmea Lockett. Hobbs, Von Gun-
del nnd Agar, 'Mina Lena Kendall;
Mea*rn. Lockett, ITobbs, Von Onndc!,
Ford, Agar, Henry Tarver ami Hart
well Tarver,
A small but very pleasant bunting
parly'ot ladles and ggn.tlvmen scoured
the fields in tim eouht'y to I be North
east yesterday afternoon. They re
turned at dnrk with a 'goodly number
of plump palridges. ,
Mfss Nellie Morrow and her class of
children gave a eJcjiug miren at
Willingham's Hall ye sterday afters
noohj iUnl the npdiehiib thut gathered
to" see the program (ixeented saw a
pretty sight, The young ladles were
all-arrayud In'ju-eity and becoming
eostnjhtjs, Bpil whet,' the several titney
danoBS ^.werc lln'wbeil' I Ini applause
thkt,followed was Itiatly earned. An
attuiupt ia being made to keep Miss
Morrow In Albany for another month;
which of liaelt is a high compliment
to this lady’s success here.
A movement is on foot.among some
of the yOurig Indira In'town to eslab-
lish a physical cultid'o 'class or club.
Nothing has been determined on as
John Armstrong with Jtlss LHa I'opci
— -• -4 BdatinlG
SJt. Olnytou with Miss Irir
inff. McIntosh with Mis6 Alary Lavts, |
9; j. yasert with Mlsa Jessiif Wftlrers, 1
• U.. .•alrl.ii' .lil'A at
bride, a
'heart
T.icndsA
Miss- .Jllmt
bnity's-most-;
is the gnest.o
Bceond hse: ‘
atm. ,
ivhat.n fntii
A union j
m
1
that Im is not a caudl- ; m y u been,'.the uixt. one promises to
'ihf' .
’ i’ee.idenny and thnUila
not bo placed before the Be-
inVHiitioti, thbre are a go-ul
(Ians whoa must .upon st>ll(
g him as a I’reiddentlal
Mr. Blnimvdld not go so
ate that lib would blot ao-
Uomination if it should be
| to him, and the omission pf
daratlon in, his list tor Is limited
eclipse them (ill.
l)r.Hunonii, the anpw’rlntphdeiit of
InstrunWcn, with (Jio assistauee and
oo-opernilou of yuofclovy ,1. S. Davis
I ami the Board of Hired ors, has been
doing u great deal of lull'd work for
the approaching assembly, and till the
Jhw
ni\d.or* AI-
lu.ng'latiics,
Coheti, ..ytt
13 Kn’huirer-
1#.^ ' •'
,.s. ikdore it.
bipMB oitcr i
II in Dread
v
By tbls titnb PMtt yoSr bnr litUe.cIty”
v. llliieed to be! Inlroduectl to hcr?elf.
Mrs. T, JI^jC.yKer .lias been on the
side list fce:a few rfays batfit. .
Mr. Ch 'OYie'.DaVla has been con -
fltied.to fid'houXeipir a few days.
Had yOibstepped into tbs’ pturloV-of
Ilotibs 1 , Jr., with Mias 'Orrie Jones, |pr.e of AlbftpyVpopiilht. young indies'
Fit. Sterne wit Is Miss May I tails. j the Voibecj nfimtaBJ you- wouhi 'Have
Stag.)—ferry G. Hilsmati, \V.» U. I found quitc.ii obtigrogation of - young
SlmoJcdford, Jtrys’ik ITotlgos, S„ ft. g(.oith!li.enprt;'*eiit- ; -6lx of them were
Hllaninn, IV. IV. llaedu, Jr. there, all being deligittfully enter'l’aih-
Lnulle Trlppe, T. O, Tieknor With
Miss Jennie Hollis; V. li. Bacon . with
Miss i otiella • Gilbert, A; L. M^ifue
with .Miss Moind Ifaighr, 01E.'MelVoti
with Miss ltolllo Flint, Pope Ttird-’
held with Miss Hiissell, (..'uriieil
Strother with Mlsa Pntlle Junes It..
■ II«re.is n piece of advice that dimes
In piil. for business Jiiat now :
Bo live towlay that you intiy liol
haVtfto dodge the creditors on tho lal
of next mouth.
That swell 'twain is seen prancing
about our streets nearly every pleas
ant - afternoon. 'Your sweetheart has
not shown you proper attention nntesa.
he fakes you for a spilt over the coun
try belli ml it-
■ : The exaet stage of affairs between
two ypt.ug people is shown by the
ktga Of rig in which;lib takes bar for a
ride
, he shows her a merely friend
ly attention he takes her for u rule iu
a common carriage beltlnd a single
nag,
When Ills’ nltcntlbns mean s.iine-
thlng,.ho hires a swell rig—when they
ar" married, he takes Iter for a walk.
BevyMr. Kobertsun says lie 1ms ih-
M i'iiutfd, his janitor tn build no (Iron
in the chtirch next Hu inlay morning.
He intends to preach again pn Hell,'
and. will ‘pinko things sufficiently
warm fop his congregation.
The Albany.Herman Club gave an
other of thitir'delightful littlo hopa at
the residence oi Mrs. I.. H.iFlohsky
Wednesday evening.
About fifteen coupler were, prasent
and passed a tlmroilghiy enjoyable
evening in ‘.‘tripping the light, fantas
tic toe’,’ to the. mtisle of the Albany
String prehestra.
The Flonskys ligyo a lino place lor
diumlng In Jboir roomy residence,
and the young people feel greatly in-
de.htgd to them. for. Oioir oft repented
hospitality, ' I -
The swell gevinap of the eluhis yet!
to come, •' s
Jhdge.W. T. JoneS’\vas aeon on the;
street 'yesterday looking very ..feeble';,
Ho has linen 'otmsldeMbly finder the
wiiather for koine Vlnte. t X
Liilinii-Lewla oftfltd out nearly all
of Albany Tuesday night.
,t^um*; . j(L_
dfisptto all'the -proiii.ins t l'Stmwe
n.adeio Iheiftemers by Cong: 'skldiml
caiMidnles whetiV they wet'". <a!klng
ft,$ votvn; Hi
of. tile diiiiiaiiils .of' tie'; ftirmpjr^ ela^si,,
looking to tin,".nolal relief a' - geingto
oyim be spfjo'tely opnaidwtl). •'}* ,^l‘0
KlttV-Seeuod emigres?; •
* -In mSf nitfe fi '.i;i«ii‘.«"of*'Pilj '
WodUesdey th“ .free-, eeinkfie sllvt-r t
bill unit several Alliance jir! esithm’..'
and otiinr measures icokljig ty' t'n ev-e'
teiisi.t't! of the, cii'diUtscn;were >-nm-#
uuiriiy defeated. An ArtiieifttinuT ea„
‘dtspateh tolls us that the fere. boihag'J
bHl.vrn's nut diteussi'd at great h'hgtU, ■:
and when it nupe to! a vote tin . reyui't- .
log the' hill to tim-Senate,-stiver* •’> It; t
w'ns nl i'iiice apparein ' tlipl there bud ;
been some change in tho viewu. id ecr-
tniit Heimtors sineb the lastOongreiW..;J
Tile voteAlood 7 to; J In layer of ®c
adverse report. The *t votes ; ■ tayor
of free coinage were east by ■ieietpirs
d and eujdyihg the time'hugucly. dohis, of A'< vadli (Fepub'i em ftiitl
‘‘ * - '■ ‘ Vunee, . Vbrltees ,ttnd Tfarcl.- fl.temo-'
Where'pjyt. Why, they wore not onl-
leeting-'-atld thgt whs where they eol-
meteo
Atf. ft; L. .Mallory, who lias been
struggling with the grip for a week
back, is pi;t ugnin, mneh to his own
and nta-M^tids’ enjoyment.
The C, L. H. 0., held its regular
of
weekly hioetlng,at the te’sinbnr.e
Mr. (Hflgepiih Monday evening.
In American history the interesting
topic of VheOlvil War was completed
and generally discussed. .
CcUlttymi hear the faultfindings of
fond miumna'sglie grnmhltngsof slfjapy
husbands; and see the tlretl, worn ex
pressions'on fair, youthful faces on
the morning after a ball, you would
be forced to conclude that, after’all,
seclrty’a pathway ia not wholly a rose-
strewn one.
crats.) - -donators Carlisle and .'lel.’iuv-
sbn, Ddhuicrnfs, went over, to !be ‘ma
jority and voted for mi adwr;c report
as did Senator Allison nnd all of 11)4
ilepubliean memhere of tin < 1 MbiliteoJ
except Senator Jorny, b, 1
Aithojigb adversely,; re purled tliivl
blll waa placed on tlipcateuds)' where
it oaii'lH' r.iaelicd, and il, is underotbod ,
l.liat Senator Htcvvari, its an'tlup', 'will,' ,
Ihsltt.upon nailing it tip in the Senate
ut mi i.'iiidc linvi lint- ibe iudicn 1 ien,i
at an early day, but the indica'.imbi
are that It will there bo etfectualiyA,
killed.
killed,
It is no wonder that the fanhera of
tha country are beginning to loan!
faith In tHie.political promises that arc
made tp lliem over aud over ’gain,
only to he broken. ' '
.There' must bo something • radically
ivrnng-'witli the mauagumcilfc of
Knite your eyemr .Albany and the
Georgia Ohautaunuai '
Ttik New, York Medical- ltecord dp-;
rlai'cs that “every <!as<j of lyphfild
fcvbr is a case of water poisdnlng.”
More I'e'evl
i.'auza in still being “surromtilcd,"
but the country J» beginpiug to siis-
pL'ct. (but bis pnt'rnei's do nut'cure '
oloro in ou him,
Thohgli all admitted that they have
i.'s’ae
yet, but llifrc seeing' a strong - desire
among Hie ladies to; have the move!
menl eiirrled ouk
Wull, Betsy Babbit!; feels called upon
to .express her opinion,
The majurlty of young ladles, inipul-
slvoly take up a ftul that sweeps over
a community', Inti their enthusiasm Is
short lived. ‘
*>itnes'sed tellur, plays nnd aCtoru, yet
there is unison iu Iho nplnien that
Credit LOmilUo wss above the.average
t heater given in Albany. . V'] '■
Hon. SeabOrn IllglitJOn, the, Well
kunivn pbarleston Jawfyer, was among
various;Mlrisl gatherings to make uncit
a “dilreronce In the niornitfg.” l£ycry
social doyotce expei'ienod.Vtba fueling
of utter'.'exhaustion that comes With
tup contin tied disregarding of Nat lirO’s
dcinnuds, and if one’s constitution, Is
not of the strongest, it lit 'sure to soon
gb down under tho Wear arid’ tear of a
suclrii life.
Every husiness man goes through tho
same experience with employe who
are in "society;”.'-i,,A >
Thu air of Ibdlessneas among his
clerks that provoke him the vvliblo dny
through, the -inability of his book
keeper to ilx hi;i mind on work, and
the general inattention to business
that is so aggravatiug.
Voting people' want..,rtbreation, and
'iisTigbr that they sUoukl bnve it, but
whernls the sense in sacrificing bu'al-
jiess, eonifoi't and healthfd Jasblon'r
.Find for us.one young person who
can go lo a ball at nine, dance Until
one, and Mien, even after sleeping an
j hour later tiinu usual the following
j morning, febl egual to work.
, Attend two suoli parties d ,woek
j i.tivo suOli.would he mild dissipation)
I and notice how difficult it Is to regain
j your strength. * .
1 Then whpji you consider all the
j buwtier alrairs coining ir/through tim 1 deeirto between them.
' week that teopsj ene otil. of bed- until
to
LahuyG iNS'g'js I'minlngfoi'ttougr,'..,
In the Eightb di.drlbt' aa 'r.‘stri igU! ,
out Dr'inodrn!,, but he will bp .pd™
tliuii apt to flop ft tiui'e or (.wo y t be
fore Oletitldn day.
Tun Augusts n/wj sn'^gbrd? that;
the skin ref.“the Loipidnxia Lottery,
oetopu? should be atuired fer the
(,’otu u.uiau fair. The'citing i. ; 01,
dead .enough for thar yet. :
'PriK; 'AtlftuU papers iMim - . #l««t,"I
,'ieVObuid. to The t'resi-
butft THU and Olevldund- to thii
denojr.but, Hie return's; appeav ‘o be
jrr-'gulii and the (deetjon is tiling
conlesteiV by the Opiirtltiiti n and
Journal, i [
Tub h,eft{ipll of the Stnly yniiinry-
Ein'io.ipinant, appears to'.have lust!
iiarrevved down Hr'Griffin ami Vain,
Springs, and’ttjg Adviaur>. Jliiaro wilt’
I meet again, in .Atlantadu'-Momlay to
: rlAoitt., W..I ...A
f ho arriviilsin Albaitj -’VV^dnf'TOoy. He t iu <» r clock or tlH*r0ftl>o\itfi, do you won? |
wrh ut Hjc Inn. d«T Mmt ^frln find tlmc^for iiollju»&
Mm, N. Cox'js on a visit to her I but^efctyv.iriid geiitioineil haVc po
dau^htor. Xr.9. J. J. A"okmn, of Jlonl-1 niubirio^i. for .anything but to'
gomvr.v. ' j sm.'h a position ,-afl. will enable, tlien'i*
Granlea^th&t’wf) Imyoday regular
1 bed attractiouii of fm - mVr assemblies ! " Vttrimis physical excroiees
tf.;*. u i ,i„* 11 % sa‘v , * \vili do move towards dcvrloiMU-r the
M 1 n 1 , -t r T ! “ "" ,,r,JRn ‘ M " #S mMy n0W i •tun.'tm foru, I hft'n ofio low any M-a .of,
* h " ' v o tart ' " Alfh ,1K !Ul< ! c<1 - ' and ll.ealieiteflcin! results ol'siK'b.regn-
Wttern'T nil'* * ° ' i Tho Ueovgia' CUmiffiuqui U the i larn^eroive nre feltin latex*.youis. Evl-
graiideat Institulion in Houtfiwost I - '"nlly a person' vvltli a well do\ - eiope<i
Ueorgla, fo day, and those who are in is ’’rt'drablc to'bope
, ..... I K-itlj the world and its many serious
position to i.tiow'uro begaoniugto nlare i ... , , ,,
* ' , ' B 1 I omergraeti'S tliniveno win} HasJJpt.
a proper eslluiaje npot, foe ipiod wovk { , not if onotbiut:-.b.i taking vigorous Wert jiia' d games progressing' from
I hatis'doluit', net bply no Albany, j oxcreise two or three times a- vvbelr, Him booby grime cm up to ttie .game re?
but 'fnv'ihit. efifvf'si'oflf!!'- Avwii ju- j * u d imne .t<> speak of tlte other four j nuiriup- Uiu lte.wt skill of the riv.
■ip ,i|, ■ or.tiie,^hy keeping regular hours tor. TldUledy 'Viuks was Urn booby game,
jsleop aiiii meals oUe.week and throw-; Begat, die was.. played at tlie second
fled Uuilit Is i.pe Intention
rnment to establish at- the
f , ' i ?,'lllOS" U YDlupirtii"IMird.
Wl'fy eapauit-.i to flint' By
“V..v of vnoywOor more lolubi-
ul to operate it not only dur-
falr ijnt Cor several months
is to l.be opening and after the
When you size a person up always
make, u iibcin! allowance for hoi it
' i shrinkage r.iid expansion.
A ,'ver'y .nniipn: and tlioroujflily
enjoyable party, was given Wedncsdn.v
evening by Mrs. \Vi|! Lneketd, com-
pllnientnry to MisJ Fanny Hoi .ombe.
It was a progressive . .Salimigundi
Party.
Six tallies were arranged at Which
A Rovdriitivnt post office
. Mb isY.,t«*r 1 ><)i> j litis parl. 'ot
In- j bdoy, atu'. Um good propSu r.rl u\or. j;hg till'•wbob' tbing^O the winds the table. Paridieerde at Hie third, and
.-Mf'ntlori it !ma .-.Iready ourgrve
en j
now oiiihc gronnds pcrfccr.- J 'bis part, ot fly Hl'ate are ’..ogiiuuug, oexi, to gain a W It develop
add estimalet;. I'l b believed | to lake an art ivc iulei'ca' iu it .nfM'-ko ‘•form, lu> wrnj as well stop
feel Its beneficent, iiifiueueu. .* J ginning,
Look for the programme ivilh irs
long list of attract ions
tjlij; number of .exblhiUns w ill
(fwi'an, mooo and W6.W0, To
ifttiTtla- will be dollverud iumrly.
sorted bn the mail civs; will be
d at the grounds frum Incoming
Whenever pondtile. At a rough
,rg this Expokitiou poat oilier
about, fiftO employes and
:lns
before he-j Hoeratie
Kortn a plij s'ieu! eulttn'e Ldiib by
.menus.but when yon do so maki
yon;
wiflifh the-,n| n ,| «hat not. one day io tbe
next few days,
i mi,
ni.Aitvit mu, vor
HK .1
i wfjLOle yeori unless slekuess prevents,
will you neglect the exercise. Then,
with ninf, kbep' as regular 'hours ns
robust : Vulhoi's at the- fourth tabic; A
Symposium was held at the
fifllvlnblo.and'wTiiM'wa*played al the
sixth table.’
Tbo games were called at half-past
eleven nnd the guests rested their,
tired brains and refreshed the inner
man with tubsiaolial ami delicious
viahdstb.it wore- temptingly nerved.
ill op expense of abolil ♦SpytOOO on ,
part tif the govcriinit ut.
Seeretary Blaine luis tonally pm an
: possible- At (lie end of Hie year .on- after which the prizes were awarded.
; will have ceased t . complain of dull,! Tin - ladies' first pt'i'/e, a dainty, solid
morning headache.; and pains in your | silver hat pin was awarded to Mrs. G
lr pay their way In the circle in which
(hoy move';V r
Look around in your own town and
see If it Is not. true that flic gentle
men wlio'hiive, been more Huecessful In
hualnesa-ur have risen to .prominence,
in any way are tljose who have gone
into society but little or renounced
it; all log'-'lhor.
TVhj not have a reformation, and
begin right- inivv at home, " , '
fLive I lie'geruinii pit Thursday- eveu-
ing open pnauptly at ti, -and thon- kit
every attcudiiut of it be in bed .U 12
o'clock.
Three nail ji half-hours of dapclng-
is enough o:ijoy;peiit l'or one evening!
Doimt b t yoor hdur.of retiring - ever
YEaTi'BhiYV papers putilisi, a ■ tepy I
about '.Secretary/Blaine's d.U.'i'iiijnn-
ti.ou to resign at nil u.lr.'y dnl'.'* jin'd takf
a .trip, to Oulm , for Ills iie.-iiti), aiul-iP
fhesnnio 'pkpei's ;bis emphatic. deiiTal
pf the whole .(dory Is published.
Trisa fact worthy- of. remark i.'bii!
.the Amprioan piv-s. -with, (lib eyet'p-
t ion of a f'.pv ..subajdiy.otl Lpnisi^ba
nev.-spapers, liaajifo'nd'iiko a jS| .fill ;
m support Obtlie.jiiiit i--.!ott,oi'y i.g.v .ou( •
in defence of file adminihlratioii in ll,,
ntttunpl to eravli the giaiit Louiriuj,;,.'
a\vindiii.ig>,cnoeni','\ykir|i has at !;ut,
gonp tothovv.ill.. ^
I end o! the i poeuinthin that litis been !od, toi, v-u wlll tlnd ihot you ; Si.mmons, and tin. - booby, prize, I
! , j al,., %\i>()i,,ii,ilihi- i\t Inn lo,.. * . ..... ! .« ,
' Imve auflieteiil
nuiR book just issued at : -o.i'ife as to tlio probability of his he
hhigtou shows thatthetotal num- jtng In the Presidential race. ha ml to admit of
.ot employes of tlte government,! following !•>' reinwhlph way given I (i|u , „ crnian a w . v
clurivey.ot the postal servieu ift.j.oui.en.Sumiay night,, explains
.Betsy Dabbi.it has
jauuivjco.
•ii»- tiiii postal service, lfil.481,! pasiuxuiviN', IV! rnary (I, - 'i)2.—Ibm.
and toN! •JliSff. .Fveimilng the i .- F. Cba'kson, GbiiU'mao of thy Be-
, ..... '^ n . i publican XatlonA) miltMy
i,dir» depfti'(-Aeni) .f, c . rv ■>. a Pear Sir—! am not a candidate -for
I” in TVuxhlfjVT I the Vrefidoncy end my name wilt not
i'cnoeii o, , .H™ "ten an ,go 'before the .tiepnbliean lunidaa)
r ,ramong „ - ico.ivention for tlw nomination. I
• “dlowj; Btote ,} H --,-,-'11 (make this aiiiiouneement in flue sea-
'”«• , ,, ’isonv To tlwse who hum tendered me
a, pavy uepajI - i tbeir sup)io: t 1 owe sincere thanks
-partment j and am 'most grateful for their conft-
‘•X depni tmeiit • donee.. They will, l am,tare, make an
lent of labor; earnest efl'ort in tin - upprenchlng eon-'
,...... ! teat, whin'll is' rendered specially im-
oim a A»-Si; portant by reason pf the industrial
. .. 0 f ti ic govern.-,
'de-
reserve strength ortlfi
vour Indulging In
.‘Without oven feol-
dunee cap of green anil gilt paper
of Miss Ev«
•f i oluni- j ,i„d financial policies of tlio gove
di-rrib-j me".' being at stake. The popular-
oille - '* .oiaion oh them issues is of gr
- mbinent and wilt be of fore reaching
■“ eonshgtieuee. *?>*.;
Very siucerely yours,
JambsG. : BaaiXE.
poke ti.
Mr. .1. II. singleton,-of the Bruns
wick Times, stopped over in the city
r short lime, ycstoiplay morning. Mr.
Singleton was cu rdufe for Columbus,
his o'.d home..
A remarkably"rdensarl nlVnir took
place al, tho Albany Inn last evening,
the occasion being, a german given
to fuitber e.ritfct'faiii .-Albany’s fair .
guests’as yell ,03 to'make n plciisant ■ 111
evening fbr.houie girls! »
, It svak s' decided siidnes--. and the
;reat matnigers of the dam ehrb .to ;b" con
gratulated. The german was led by
Mr. Bnd Mrs. Love Vilder. said Sles-
dames G. Hitomona, J. I). Tope nml N
was placed on tlie head
Carter. - •
Mr. Ham B.Wight was the happy
winner of Illy solid silver key ring,
the first prize, and Mr. Frank Tloknor
war u.di,.lately reminded of his defi
ciencies by being presented with a
bottle of “ketch-lip.”
Those present were Mcsdames Lock-
el i. Wilder, Coles, Simmons, Tift and _
Vou Gttndol. Mieses Huliomhe, Cox, j Brenda way.
Cutliir, Carter, Parker and Bostick. | — ■...
Messiv. Sam Wight, dTill Wooten.'
Weston, Frank Tieknor, Motl ■
J’lU'ker, Fort Tnrvor, Henry Tarver, J ■'1"^
AVirck on ilip Inrirn.i .,11,
Tlie' rngular< Extension', passenf: r
train did not. reaelr'tb'o eity Mo ■-■lay .-.
on recount'of a wrebk'-. -two mil".' !v-
'yonfi I-eary. The enging f ( .ji,'o V ' r bn
ouerhle-nnd the firs! ear )eftib,Mi.-i)i;.
. ihut no ono was seriously Tmtl, i'.lnt
! - e later Urnu 12, but as early .ns 10 the danugtbWas not of . oicb . a nan re
every night it. it porsiblo to do -o., as to.prevent (lie passage of the 1 r;-- Ua f
Try this for a month and nee if it j lay trains' throughout Hie day. ' !
does .net. make, such A diil'ereuee in'!' • Mr. Clark, the agent'o£ tb. - r :a . '
your fooling? a- will make you vow | K! It. li. j-o, ae soon :ev tl,Ctiew? Of MwS -
(o relive evry.ulglif at 10 and let j wreck re.elied ' the eitv, nad a ;re',v,«!
soeiety go to the winds. ' | made up, ,'bm.Kr,i„g ot a box , a;,- tt ,t
times. .two coaohes, so dial the 'Ntirth
Mr. T. W..Fleming, of Baker county, J t-^ifal tram left on. nine ■:
.was iii th*> clt.y TueXiluy, • j ; Vhrt „ ! ' *
_ r i AMici) yoii w.uit wnindjuiry,.i»I ;
Hr. JopiVAV. rorvester. of Leei bur^,. iiooks, .M.u*xi* t N‘ov« , )f ffUd'Ooo*‘3*
i< Ul Oiuis &.»Son«' Xow VUmf
Jrfhxy-t r:'
pniil Albauv a visit Tuesday,:.
Hr. .1, Tj.Jny \u»nf up to A'moriOuR, j
Tuesday, on business. j Tu.-si>a■/ morning"a Uni? Nkgro
Mr. W. T. Jay, of SJiellnion, came up I boy mounted an ', *' '
on Tuesday; to look nfl er his affairs 1 in j just iu front, of Mallory's- store, oe
Hai'tweU Tarver niid Lockett.
Judge, John O. Perry, of
'brF're.1 ,Teo.a? p-.inv’
P|H MaJioi'y's store,
.the city. j Washington street; und-immi-diati'ty
Str. I.. A. M. Collins! of Flint, wak-i opened the slimy, vyhidh -eunii Atre.-.v
in tho city Tuesday. j quite an nudieriee, Tbe'.p.mj pot mi
Mr. A. A. Hart, of Warrentun, for 9ftl,,1 y fot’.ofu with first his for
is visiting thf family of Mr. W. A . I'‘U 1 ’"'en hi.; hind feet .straight-in tl
| air. the little Negro .v ' -'-ing ,
= j bravely alt the,while, until Tutfiror
! foumiry was reached,', when, tho p-
forrnnnee-,yas; : bi-Q„ght. to n eb;-e
tbo daring lifier bWpipg froui
Baker i
Coiioty, arrived lb Albany,Wednesday
by the steamer' City of Albany.
Mr. .Henry Abb-rg returned toi
S3L.OO
ii
pony's back, and alighting head
in a mud holo, amt tlie pony disap;
•j-ingaroumta rjtofer. TliepuMoi'it,
will uot 'Vje repeated, by! tjr.>
actors,, much' to-; tl|e regrtj." -f
who witnessed thejr rtjwe^ppea, ■
sriuZ-*?, rFft!;'!.;
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