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WAVEKLY WIIISPEIHXGS.1XIIE NEWS lt;1 THE DAY IN A FLOURISHINGTOWN.Waverly, April IT. — [Special.] — A good seasonable rain here today.Mr. W. A. Dent, who left here about two weeks since for [ronaton, Ala., is again at home. ‘‘There is 110 place like home.”Mr. John li. Willis, a prominent knight of the grip, is at home for a few days.Mr. J. W. Cargill, one of the leading merchants of Columbus, is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. Pridgen, at West End. He is with us to recuperate his health. He could not have made a better selection in all the State of Alabama. Our location is high and dry; water good, and society equal to any and excelled by none. 't Besides all this East Lake otters !many attractions in the beau- 1 t •»ties of nature and artistic skill, as 1 well as its enormous supply of carp and t other tine tisli. Waverly is fast coming to the front as an attractive summer resort, and equally so is she making rapid strides towards the development of her mineral resources. The real estate agents have their eyes wide open, and are closely j s watching every corner. That Waverly is 0 to he a city in ihe near future, is suggest- i p ed 011 every hand. Keep your hand 011 c your pocket-book, and your eye on Waverly, and just let ’er go Gallagher.1 have been again informed that Waverly is to have a new depot this • utnmer. This is indeed gratifying to our people. It has been sadly needed for a long time.tS*cbahtlt;va
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Columbus Enquirer Sun
Columbus, Georgia, US
Sat, Apr 19, 1890
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