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VOL. XVI.
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G. E. THOMAS,
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BLANCHARD, BOOTH <P HUFF,
—Headquarters For—
ZB^ZRChA-IlsrS
IN ALL CLASSES OF
DRY ROODS.
1110 Broad St., Columbus, Ga.
T. S. SPEAR,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
ioi Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.
DEALER IN
Hitches, Clocks, Jewelry, Mi Silver and Plated Ware.
SPECTACLES A SPECIALTY,
WHICH DO NOT TIRE THE EVE, AND LAST
FOR MANY YEARS WITHOUT CHANGE.
CELEBRATE
The Glorious 4th of July by
buying a ‘‘Bandana’’ or a
Muslin Dress for your
wife at CARGILL’S
NEW YORK STORE,
I 134 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS.
IEADQUARTERS FOR DRY GOODS
TO 1144 BROAD 3T.
AT G. M. BOWERS’ FOR
ICE CREAM
Soda Water, Watermelons,
CANDIES, FRUITS
ELEGANT LINE OF
1HINA ) AND GLASS WARE
JUST OPENED.
L. L. COWDERY & CO.
COLUMBUS, OA.
—CALL AT—
J. K. HARRIS & CO.’S
If You want anything in
CLOTHING, 7 HATS
_OR__ _
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Furnishing # Goods, j
H 28 BROAD ST.,COLUMBUS,GA
JOSEPH L.DENNIS,
PROPRIETOR.
The FOURTH of JULY
Will be celebrated in the good old way
At EXPOSITION PARK
COLUMBUS, GA.
--Under the Ausp ces of the-
CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY EXPOSITION COMPANY.
A very interesting program has been pre¬
pared. A large body of
MOUNTED FANTASTICS
will form at some point* in the city and march
to the Park, headed by a magnificent Brass
band. The ,J
Bycicle Races,
Walking Match,
Foot Races,
Horse Races,
And mmy other features will be full of interest
and will afford great amusent to all. Admis¬
sion to the Fair Grounds 23 cents. No free
list. Refreshments can be had on the grounds.
EXCURSION RATES ON THE C. & R. RAILROAD.
The Columbus & Rome railroad w ill run a
special train, tickets good to return on the 4th
or 8th, at the following low rates from the
stations named, good for the round trip:
Greenville $i 50 Cataula ..... • $ 48
Barnes... * 35 Rehobeth ... 45
Stinson .. 1 20 Hines....... 40
White Sulphur Springs i io Fortson..... 35
Chipley 1 00 MtGilead ... 30
Hood.. 95 Nances..... 20
Summit... 85 Whitesville... 20
Hamilton . 70 Bea^ood..... 20
Kingsboro. 60 Chattahoochee 20
Granberrys 5 °
J. KAUFMAN, JR.
As it is growing late in the season I am offering
sto " k °f clothin f and Gent ® ^ urn f‘
ing ^ Goods at or about cost. Call and
examine my stock to be convince).
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1042 Broad St, Columbus, Ga.
HAMILTON, GA., JUNE 29,1888.
:TEMLOTHIERX’
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
STRICTLY IN AOVANCE.
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COLUMBUS, GA.
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T. CHAFFIN,
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
--AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
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Call on MIKE WILLIAMS
at the Queen City Restaurant
for SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT
on the Glorious Fourth.
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J. T, KAYAHAGH >
GROCERIES
-AND
CONFECTIONERIES.
||>18 Broad .Street, Coin mbit*, Ceorglu.
William Meyer,
DEALER IN
BOOTS and SHOES.
No. 104 Broad Street,
COLUMBUS, - GEORGIA.
WITTICH & KIXSI]I,,
WATCHMAKERS & JEWELERS
Columbus, Georgia.
- DEALER I.V
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
Diamonds, Rings, Spectacles, Silver
Ware, Silver-plated Ware,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
Watches,Clocks and Jewelry Ropaired to give
Satisfaction and Warranted. EN¬
GRAVING To OSDER.
NO. 29.