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* HI a % m « a U A Y ™ d 2 L GO H hi * 0 R 0 a 0 ii M > * t 4 i I!i i -4 * ««rC • - .4 ■.■■■ i * : : . * * *• f* *n A *V •» # ? * y /■ * j - A V -i 1 Si f •» 2 \ % t * ♦ t? do 4^ * % rim VOL XVI. i EXCURSION Leaves Griffin 6:30 a. m.; Leaves Columbus 4 p. m. * GRIFFIN •' g COLUMBUS VIA HA. MIDLAND & (IULF E. R. Wednesday, July 4 , 1888 WHERE TO CO HOW S AMUSE YOURSELF WHEN YOU REACH COLUMBUS: 1. See Annual Parade Columbus Semi-Paid Fire Department—most showy ever known here. 2. Visit the Exposition Grounds, onfy 300 yards from the G» M. & G. Depot. Cars will be run to the Grounds. Base Ball Park is in this enclosure. 3. Take Dummy Cars at G. M. & G. Depot and go up 7th Street to Front thence *up Broad to 13th Street, thence up 4th Avenue to 15th Street, to Prospect Park, Cemetery, and on through Linnwood and Wynnton, and thence back to the city, making a ride of three miles on a Dummy Line, something a great many people have never seen. The Dummy Line passes in 200 feet of the river front, where large Steamboats are cally riding the placid waters of the Chattahoochee, listen to the song of the sable which beats Gilmore’s Band for music. It also passes in ten feet of the Columbus and Navigation Company’s Compress. 4. Take Street Cars and go up to Rose Hill, passing through the business portion the city and within a few feet of the large Tower whose bell tolls the hours by electricity. 5. Visit the largest Cotton Factories in the South, also Ice Factories, Cotton presses, Foundry Works; see the Electric Light System, Electric Fire Alarm System, other modern improvements too numerous to mention. From Griffin and all Stations above Warm Springs $1 R’d From Warm Springs andall Stations above Waverly Hall 76, R’d From Waverly Hall and all Stations above Ellerslie, 60, R’d From Ellerslie and all Stations South, - 26, R’d J^ITLeaves GrifHn at 6:30 a. m., passes Woodbury at 8:15; passes Warm Springs at 8:40; passes Shiloh at EPerslie at 9:50; arrives at Columbus 1:30. Leaves Columbus at 4:00 p. m., arriving at Griffin at 7:30 p. HINES HOET. fSTColumbus Street Cais will run in connection with this Excursion to all parts of the City. Fare 5 cents. WILLIAM BEACH, HARDWARE , Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Louisville and English Portland Cemant,Cement forCracks in Walls and Leaks \d Buildings, the Best Roof Paint, Rarbed Wire, Watt Plows. Belting ax>d Pine Buggy Wheels, Wagons and Log Cart Timbers, uao Broad JOSEP^^^NNIS, 10 UPRIETOR. PIANOS AND ORGANS! WHILE IN OUR CITY YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AND SEE OUR ELEGANT MU¬ SIC ROOMS, WHICH ARE FILLED WITH THE FINEST PIANOS and ORGANS EVER BROUGHT SOUTH *J. W. PEASE A SOW. HAMILTON, GA., JUNE 22,1888. J. M. FLETCHER k SON l LIVERY, FEED : A ND^= SALE STABLES. The place to Hire your Carriages Sec ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. Nf $ 2 . 89 . $ 2 . 49 . W. R. BEDELL, ----- — dealer in BOOTS and SHOES, FINE 8HOES A SPECIALTY. 1130 BROAD ST., COLUMBUS, GA. BOUGHTON & CO. I 133 BROAD STREETS, —HEADQUARTERS FOR STYLISH .MILLINERY, COLUMBUS, CA. T. T. EDMUNDS, , -DEALER IIY FUR NTT U R E , Carpets, Window Shades, Children’s Carriages, Ac. 1 W BROAD 8T., COLUMBUS, «A. •UMMWaMHMMMMMMMMaa. J. S. HARRISON, 1132 Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA t DEALER IN FINE SHOES. WELLS & CURTIS, I I 4 3 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GA. HAVE JUST THE SHOE Y OU WANT. COOPER & HOWARD, HOI Broad fit., ( oltimUu*, <in , HEADQUARTERS TOR THE FARMER. -ALL KINDS — PLANTATION SUPPLI ES CHANCELLOR & PEASCE, 1133 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga., 2,ooo Cuffs CELLULOID COLLARS and reduced to 20c. will not MELT OOWNi REQUIRE DO WASHING: WILL WEAR 12 MONTHS. _Clothing *S-You.«s $2 to 86 Buy.no from us. , C. E. HOCHSTRASSER & CO., .•Jm GROCERS - AND - COMMISSION MERCHANTS i 1100 Bread St., Oola mttM, 9a. ICE COLD SOD~A~ _A T-_ EVANS & HO.WARD’S Cali and get a cold gla<* of Soda or Mineral Water. EVANS & HOWARD ESTES, ABBOTT & CO., -Ketellcn and Jobber* of WARE, Agncruliaral laptots, Gus, Faints, Oils, k 1107 Broad Ht., Colambai, ««. C. SCHOMBUR ■wm m JEWELE AKD i§ WATCH-MAKER, COLl’MBl k, GA. NO.