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The True Citizen. WAYNESBORO, GA.. FRIDAY, SEPT. 22,1882. Entered at the post office at Waynesboro, Ga. as second class matter. HENRY F. MOURE'S HARDWARE ESTAB LISHMENT. ' Chronicle Fourth Trade Issue. Established in 1780,there is no es timating the thousands of dollars this house has saved the farmers of Georgia and Carolina, not only hy low prices and the intoduction of first class goods, hut by keeping down the pricnfl of others in the same line. '-‘No goods exchanged for wind,” said Mr. Moore to the T. I, man, “but the best quality sold for the money, thus insuring' the greatest cash equivalent.” ‘ And after all,” he continued, “the low priced cash system is the most satisfactory both to the buyer and seller. By this means I can supply my trade with the best class of goods ai the mini mum price, and I get all these fel lows to trading with me who appre ciate the purchasing power of the mighty dollar.” Mr. Moore occu pies the beautiful three story build ing, No. 809 Br*»ad street, one ol the largest of the kind in the South, and the only house in the city in this line occupying an entire building— three stories and a cellar. The handsome store on the first story, is rephne with a general as- K‘>r!merit, of hardware, ami here the farmer, huiul t, blacksmith and. mer chant, can find his complete outfit, ir-ra the farmer’s Il"dg> rs’ pocket- k ife to a breech-loading shotgun.— A specialty is made of keeping fill finest quality of edged tools. A complete stock of belting is here f und. Ascending to the spoon 1 floor by meats of the elevator, we found an ex ensive stock of wagon materials, such as wheels, axels, hubs, spokes, rims in the front part, ami in the rear, anvils, be lows, vises, shovels, r pc, etc. The third floor is devoted to every conceivable description of plows, cultivators, harrows, etc. In addition to the regular stock of hardware,, >ic., mentioned, Mr. Mooro»s 'hits of implement agencies is unrivaled, and we find in the warehouse the celebrated Eclipse •Engine, which was honored hy the highe-t awar i at the U. S. Centenni- j a!, Atlanta Exposition, Melbourn,' Australi., at the hands of an Eng-1 lish committee, in competition with t went)—two English engines, and I t'v bv a crucial practical test of over 1,000 of the best men in Geor gia and Carolina. The Windup cotton gin, with j'eedt-r and condenser, is peculiarly | adapted to t dl ginning, hy reason of the fact that being very strong arid curable, it wi 1 stand steam and wa~ t. r power. Moreover, it, makes a fine sample in the shortest possible I I rn \ and a splendid turnout—a com- I inatiun of good qualities unathined by aiiy-other gin. The Winship and , Eclipse make an unrivaled outfit. | Wonderful strides in the use of improved implements have been made in. the South in the last two years, as evidenced hy Mr. Moore’s large sales of Oliver Chilled Plows.— M ne> is saved hy making one man do the work often, and hy buying a. first class implement,' which will lust three times as long as a poor one.— The Oliver, the latest improvement in plows, runs lighter and lasts longer than any other plow, improving the land con- i stantly at a great saying of fertilizers, j y a patented process the metal is so i r in into the mold that the end of the I fibre is presented on the wearing sir face, making the hardest composition known. if on’ space permit led, we would describe the wonderfu' manure spreader, which pulverizes evenly and spreads all kinds of manure, either broadcast or in thills, in one-tenth of the tune required by hand, and affording from 40 to GO pe ’cent, more benefit; or those tna- 1 chines of wonderful success, W. A.| Wood’s mowers, reapers and binders;! the latter cutting and tying in bundles 18 acres per day with two mules; the dup.ex iron frame harrow ; three roller cane mills and evaporators; Geiser regulators, feed cutters, corn shellers, and a host, of other labor-saving imple men's, for which Mr. Moore is general agent. »Sullice it to say, that parties in need of any of these, or of hardware and wagon materials of every descrip lion, will save mouey by calling on or addressing Henry P. Moore, 809 Broad s 1 roet, Augusta, Ga. If you need Billheads, Letterheads, Notes, Mortgages, or Legal Blanks bring your work to Tiik Citizen office, and it will be" promptly and neatly executed at city prices. May‘26 —When you tro to AuguAa, no to Win. Mulherin & Go’s, to buy your shoes. tf BLACKSMITHINGf IN ALL ITS ERANCHSS. : O : W. F. H O L L E ¥ M A N OH. MI EYES! Ilor siloing : O Spec 'altij- ) If you h ive Sore Eyes ir<> to leyman’s Drug Store and buy a of Pettits Eve Salve. It is the remedv lor Sore Eves we have ' W CARRIAGES. BUGGIES AND WAGONS' Repaired at Short Notice aud in the Best S : 0 : Hol- b x best ever _ u^ed. we speak from personal ex perience, Hi:d take pleasure in reem R 1 mem- Holley- ii)all’s. Drug Store. mending it to our friends, her you can m t it only at -j Sj *1 cn CD cj -r| CD CEPvTICATES. T. 11E undersigned begs leave to inlorm the public that he is prepared to do black- smithing in all its branches, at his shop, opposite Mr. S. A. Gray’s Stables, ' and asks a share of the public patronage. Me makes Horse, Shoing a Specialty, and does his work promptly and well. He lia$ secured the sen ices ol a competent carriage makerand Wheelright, and is prepared to make your broken or worn Carriages’ Buggies and Wag ons as good as new. Prices to suit the limes. ft-Aju Give him atrial, apr 14t-o-o I. Q, BYRNS. Waynesboro, Ga , Ainr. 15, 1882.—Mr. W. F HbUitjimon : I take great pleasure in stating that J that the box of Pettits Eye Salve was all you i represented it to be. I used only one box. and it cured the eyes of both of my children bv uniy J a few applications. W. V. Thompson. 3 ” -1 B; o’ -p) > S OOg-7’ /— -3-2 “ - 3 ^ £ l " g * u " a. %■ -- T? 2.5-2 eg gE J. p = S Z “ P n 5,52 .. i o a - ►x] 5 7. S-3CM o o E-o = • Io»5?C> H O P £.c«y h J 5 V, 3 " r > Fg <> Jj * C. CL c/)x >> p j» ^ 6 % * s* ft. S ? 3 S' “2.6 p C,> 7- y* n.' M ^ 5 _ *£ < «J 33 8 2 kg .» 8n i's-S S 4 2. m 3 — o » >; a » y a 3 e J . - . a. rs W . O ' HR OW FcZTJO " * x r* »■ rag ■2 ss p3 2. a ^ ftj on a?Si?- 5,0 “ y> 6o^ o nS-2 « 0 < Ss.3 'A S.3 3 / C Sr- 2’sr^ ?y y I .w?> s.* O rb- tg 3 ^ w ra h-‘ ^ O CX ‘ to 06 K l__l p» “ o O xy ■—! ►—<♦ < ra kaa L d i—i Waynesboro,, Ga., Auft. lfith, 1882.—Mr■ W. E. HoUeytnan.—Dear Sir: The box Of Pettit s Bye Sahe 1 bought or you has cured both of Uiv chil dren’s eyes. I cheerfully recommend to ali suf- ferini; from soreevfcs. It is the best salve I have ever used. I would not do with it for five times its price. ' Yours truly. J. O’Byrns. W. F. HOLBEYMAN’i Drug t” j Store is headquarters for Brown’s P j Iron Bittvrs, Simmons’ Liver Regu- P j lator, ’Merrell’s Hep^itine for the > i Liver, Bradfield’a Female Regulator, Dr. Moffett’s Teething Powders and jail the standard preparations. Go to IIOLLEXMAN’S Drug co Store for Pure Drugs and Medicines. You will til ways get the very r* I best. " -l I jun23,’82.a-tn. Experience lias taught rue tSiat Whites is 2 ight place to buy dry goods—boots—shoes and hats a J w tusjtd .d ^ W E ^ BSESSIKr'N-13 1 AND PROF. HAU.t«.iW 5 ^ADBCALCURE, . .... FOR ■ 1 " ■ NERVOUS DEBILIT AND ORGANIC WEAKNESS. Yotnv& MIDDLE- ACED MEN., AW O.V> In Our 3 .Speciallies, 1 vy Goods, Clothing, Bouts & Shoes Challengs The World! AN ENT TIIE CHALLENGE FEVER WHICH PERVADES THE COUNTRY AT PRESENT, n AND TO EXPLAIN OUR POSITION, WE QUOTE A FEW OF THEM, AS FOLLOWS : New York, August 10, 188'.’. To the Editor: 1 wish yen to insert, my challenge to the mail who sent you a hotfun ehaliemt.- in my. nu no last weOk, offering to knock cm a pel-sou by slujjfdnn him with Soft answcis i am not 1:1 that line of business, but if I can lin'd ••c man who wrote that cu illciiae for in;, i will yive him 8S0i) if he will stand up between me and 'i Wilson wh m we have our little uixiumetu witii- out kids. Yours, • J-u.s L. 8-ll-v-x. New York, August 14,1882. Td the Editor ; i nm hanxious for to meet a bloke by the name of l.indley Murray as say ’e can knock me hour a .-peakirn of the ITonsllsh bsuu'wicn. 1 iiill if is ed aifway to Alifax in won round, co ’elp me. Yours hever, T-o W-ls-n. Ol FICK OF THE S M l.'i'II M AM' FA‘ ^TURING CO Smituvu-lk, August 15, 1882. To the Editor : You will oblige me by publishing my ciiallen- ge as follows: I will meet any John. Smith in the world and contest with him my right and title to the name. 1st, in point of Smithness. 2d, in point of Johnoity. Any man who can prove that he is John Smither than I am is fairly entitled to the belt. Yours originally aud only, Joun Smith. up in neat boxes, of three sizes. ^_ No. 1, (enodgh to r yp* aS lft-t a month,) $!i; Vk No. 2, (sufiioieut to effeotV^© a permanent cure, unless in N, severe cases,) O'’; No. ?, (lasting over three mouths, will restore those' In the wont.condition,) 87. Sent bv^ mail, )n rlaln wrappers. Full Dircc-^Nb Jtior.a for uoing will accompauy each boxN, IVeimretl aiut Sold it XL, 1' by HARRIS REMEDY CO.Mfg.Chemists, Market and 8th 8ts. p ST. LOUIS, MO. ——ammmm——mmm——i—mmmmm—I I ■■■■■ junl6,’82.b'y. I).l7fUL]ART0N, AVGUSTA, (i A. THE oldest STOVE DEALER in the city Hundreds of families in Burke, Jefferson and Richmond counties art' ualng our stoves sold to them during tho last, fifteen years. Every housekeeper, will attest to their useful ness, economy, and comfort. Call at FULLERTON’S for tie ^ KW StlGSt? HOUSE The newest and largest and best wood burn ing stove in tin' market. At FULLERTON'S you will tlnd TINWARE, ‘ WOODENWARE, (RUCK ERY. & HOrSEKEEI’ERS HARDWARE. D. L FULLERTON, ., 628 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. uug.25 ’82.t-f. Application for Letters of Administration GEORGIA—Buiikk County. < kdinaky’h Oksuh . K-tptember 1st. 18s2. Wlu i-.M.-, .Mary Jm e c.,l:.t r i»»s aptaied to n c . or ht lei-, ol ad min 1st ra l ion up u i he cstiitt in ir , in ,, L wis, ic uc; cased of iuukeeouii I'Pesc arc tor refort to cile and admonish nl r ■ i i 'f.t'icstt'i! t'i be and appear nt my office ni j Iietutt- Pit' Hr-t Monday in Outoiier next, •v mu.-', It ui.y they can, why sahi letters t not be grant o' 1 in terms of the law iu such uH<;e ami provided. Ivdi und or iny huul ami seal of ottioe, this .'■a plumber 1st 1882. T. J. M. ELMITRRAY, Ordlnuiy, B. C. | NOW I WE | PUT ; ON I THE | GLOVES | IN | OUR | DRY | GOODS | EMPORIUM I AND I MEET I THE | PUBLIC | THIS j WEEK j IN | OUR % BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. August 27th.—We hereby challenge any Shoo I $500 that we never advertise nothing I $500 that our $2 Button Boot cannot lie House in tin: South to sell" goods as low as | that is not so. 1 bought for loss than $4. do. We only keep Frst-dass Manufactures. $500 that no man, woman or child ever bought | that our R. Calf Jersey Tie, at $1.25, oan- un Low shoes and Slippers mis week wo i an article from us that was not as represented. I not be bought elsewhere' for less than $2. propose a regular | $5,000 hat we arc t lie Leaders of Low 1 'rices. ! $500 that our Gents’ English Tie, Box-Toe, $1.05, . i i/ r < y/7j fijT'l'f I $500 that our §5 Hand Sewed French Calf But- cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $2.20. II Jj/) / -t/( / . | ton cannot be bought elsewhere fol* less than $7. 1 $500 that our Boys’French Calf Button, at $2, i uir Bargains are not coniined to goods out $500 that Our $2 50 Calf Congress Gaiters can j camiot be fought elsewhere Tor; less than 93, of season,’out apply to ali our New iah Stock! ! not bo bought elsewhere tor less than $1. [ $500 that our $1 Calf Boots is the biggest i bargain that Augusta ever had. ! $500 that our $1 Calf Hand-Sewed congress i Gaiter cannot be bought for less than $0.50. $500 that our Ladies’ Kid Polish, at 95 cents, taimot be bought elsewhere for less than $1.50. $500 that our Calf Polish, at 85 cents, cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $1.50. J. B. WHITE & CO. STARTLING PRICES ! Gentp Low Quartered Shoes at 90c. worth $1.50. I Ladies’ Kid Button II. VV. Hutton Hole, at $1.50, “ calf Ties at 85o., good value for $1.50. worth 2.50. “ Slippers at 40e.. well worth 90. I Ladies’ Serge congress at 85c. Evins’ Automatic Buttoned Gaiter at $4.75,1 “ Pebble Button at $1.25, worth $2. good value $o..id. I “ Kid Button at 90c., low at 1.50. Ladies’ Fox Balmorals at 75c. j “ Sergo Slippers at 80o., old price 75c. •* Pebble at $1.50, well worth $2. | “ Cro,piet Kid Slippers at50e, well worth $1 “ Glove Kid Fox Hals at $t.59 eneap at 82.25 i Misses’ Kid Button at $1. “ urge Kill Fox Button at $1.1)0, old price I " Kid Rais, ftt 75e. $g.2u. I *’ Pebble Buttons al $1. " Grain Bals. at 75c. “ Kid Fox Bals. at 90c. " Serge Polish at 00c. . Ladies’ Kid Opera Slippers 75c., former price $2. “ Newport Ties, at 50e., former price $1.75- “ Kid Fox Dais, at G0e., worth $2. “ Kid Fox Button at $l.75c., worth $2.50. Childs’ Kid Button at 25c. “ Glove Kid at 35c. " Bronze Button at 40c. Note tills Befoio You Accept- Our Challenge ! $500 that our $1.25 Felt. Hat cannot be dupll- I In the State for less than 94. | $10,000 that we are the Rulers, Dictators an euted elsewhere for $2. i 81,500 that a person buying of us once will [ Leaders ot the Dry Goods, Clothing and She jijoo tnui our $2 F oil Hat cannot bo bought | always make ours their trading place. Trade of Georg-a and South Carolina. J. II. WHITE aud COMPANY. sept 8’82.a m 7 4 0 B R 0 AD S T R E E T, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA to sin (UlSv ( T 0W>UlV[\t I ani abjure the * ailvanlQgos of _ 1 nK exporieuc’* in curing disf'»"e« of the llloou, 8kln and I?nm fc.-Nervon« Hcbliliy, linpolenc), Orgunla Vt i'hL nca*, Eonorrhcpti* Hyphllltlo und Mjircurlia it klVdiuiiN iy tro*$t»«l on acluntifle priuciplc^ !ih sale and mho remedies. Call or write for Llat of Quet* tuu.s to bo uiiHwi red hy those deilriug treatment hy mail. C rpMoiiMsuiTerimr from Kiipturr ahould »«nd tlialr addroat,% uud leurn aomelhlng to their advantage. ItUnotutriiM.# AiDIrc"* Hit. 1IIITTH, lid N. Kth HI., Ht. Louie, H* LSi.dtUMMU UVLU TUJUUTY VKAUtt. juul0,’82.b-y. T. E. OLIVSRy a r j_'(i n jv u; v a i” i - a w WAYNESBORO, GA. Will practice in tiic Augusta, Eastern and middle circuits. Special attention given to mb Justice Court practice. may5,’99.b-y. Subscriptions aro positively cash. FREE! REUABLE SELF-CURE. A favor!to prescription of one of the most noted and successful specialists In thetf. 8. (now rettred) foi the cure of Xervoum ItvbiUty, It.out Manhood, H'catme.i* and ftaeau. Bent In plain seuled on velope»««. UrugHlsUt van All it. Address OR. WARD 4 CO., touisiant, Ms, junl6,’82.b-y.