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The True Citizen,
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Waynesboro, Gu , jS'ovomlMT 24, 1882.
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JAS MU
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Invites the attention o the buying [.ubltc to his tv,ill selected sioek of
Down with High Prices k Poor Shoss!
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SENSATION OF
MIT! IIFD
THE SEASON
fashionable Drj O oods,
CO.,
AT722 AND V)!2 HKOAI) STKEKT, AUGUSTA. CA ,
Kotion.?,
shades. * mhnieing Plushes, Velvets, *iik Ottomans. Satins, Pbiinand Bri* ;nh d Yi lvct« cits
Besides :t magtiHicent line of Dress Fabric-, ranging in price from 9 cents to fri per yard.
While I desire mot e especially to call your attention to ray Dress Goods Department
I would say that t he other Departments have not suffered for want of artention, us I have
spared neither time nor money to have them open up to the full standard. You are cordi
ally invited to visit Miller’s Corner, .Augusta, (-a. ocU3’’82.a-ni.
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Famishing floods, t£c., A<
Are slaughtering Boots. Shops and lints. There are two large stores filled with Hi
and it wdi be struugc if you <-unuot be pleased among sta h a variety. We oti, r
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Infants’ Lace shoes
“ “ ’• a bo. ter grade.
“ Kid and Pebble Buttoned shoes
Children’s Pebble Mimes, heels
“ A Calf Polkas, heels
“ Pebble Polkas, heels
“ “ Buttoned shoes, heels
Misses’ I Kid Buttoned shoes
Pebble Lace siloes
In our Dress Goods Department m:iy be found all the leading styles In the m west ' Ladies’(’loth Buskins.
*' Kid slippers.
S ta n
a t t h o H o a d !
Calf Pegged shoes
Ki i Lined Serge Buskins
Mofj’ot slippers
A Calf La.ee shoes, sewed..
Pebble Lace shoes, sewed..
I PubbleButtoned shoes.
. 50
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. 75
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Ladles’ Kid Bottoned shoes in*
Kid Opera slippers 100
“ Kid Sandal slippers t oo
Gents’ Carpet slippers 3»
“ Pebble slippers .— 75
“ Heavy Brogans 75
“ Cable Sewed Congress Gaiters 1 oo
“ Sewed Box Too Congress Guiiets.. 1 2T>
“ Heavy Boots, solid I t"
“ Oreus Calf Boots, solid 2 5«
Bovs’Heavy Brogans 60
“ Dress Brogans 75
• • Dress Lace shoes 1 00
Youths’ lipped Boots, 7 to 13 ..1 00
00 Gents’ und
ipped Boots,
1 Bovs’ Wool
Wool Hats.
Stiff Unts.
Gents Felt Ilats
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. 50
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ALSO, ZEIGLER BRO’S., EVITT BROS., and MiLES & SON’S,
And the most desirable lines Ladies’, Gents', Misses’ and children’s fine shoes. We have a large
st ,ek of Hoots, shoes, Hats and Clothing in our Wholesale I)epa tment which we offer at less than
New York Jobbers' prices. Close buyers of these goods will make a mistake if they fail to ex
amine our stocK. _ , _
WM. MULHERIN & CO., 722 and 913 Broad St.,
sept£'82.n-m. Clothing Department No. 14 Jones St. v AUGUSTA. CA.
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Organs, Musical
Instruments.
II. r.—E. I. 0. M.— L. P. Q S.
An exteided visit among the principal piano ,
— iiud orgr.r. iaetories has enakled us to make the | j-, g .
tinest si.leot.lon of instruments ever brought : ■»’ 11 - 11
Augusta. I terrilorv. A
bur stick, which will be replenished weekly
from lit •‘best manufacturers, w! 1 be I lie largest
tfud Mosf complete in the South.
bir trices the lowest and terms of i ay- 1
uient. tig easiest ever offered.
S'.evDnus'e and music, hooks— irgc discount
from iJ-.tid.d-.er’s prices. Best i.ahan strings,
and eva-ything desired in the line oi music.
tnoivey by visiting or corresponding with
THE IIGHT BLTNMNG
DOMESTIC
TliPt it is the ackiunvlcdtri-n Tj m- !
dor in the Trade is a ret tint can- j
•int he disputed. Many imitate P.
N 'liciqiial it. Tin* largest anned.}
t 1 >e* 'iohto*t, Run»>ing, tlie in"St |
beautiful wood-work,
AND IS WAULANTICD
ni’tdp of tin l■ e't. rnaierial.
any mi <] all kinds of work,
c ut n!< t.e in cverv respect,
shorn, Ga. Agent 8 wanted in unoceunied
g Machine to Rh hmond, Va. oetl7J*v
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2S G. BAILIE
Dealers *ln
That the best is cheapest, and especially i. tl.: true in El L;>Ti UJtE.
Just scd some of our prices :
F r! r Snt< in Hair Ch th. 'V d».ut F' -m-- from v35 to $90.
The host Raw Silk St t !' r $'i- r > '-ver off- n
Nice Walnut Chamber Set 8 , M--rlile T m. $'io.
Th*; best Walnut Mar'do Top Si t in the market f r $G- r >.
WE DEFY COMPETITION FROM ANY AND EVERY QUART] 1 ' R
WE ACKNOWLEDGE NO SUPERIOR,
AND FEW EQUATES. IN THE SOUTH.
M’hn ever h«ard * f Otv Scat Chairs for fevontv-five cents.
Extension Tables * ne dollar per loo'.
C-rpet®, Oi' C'oth®, Chroma® A UplmUtprv G'^d®
AVe <rmrantee satisfaction in every case.
Window Curtain® ! Spring B-dp i® cv-niph to. Steam Dressed F
j A* Shades, Wall Papers tfc Borders, Ch'dce Family (ireceries ifr Plantation
Supplif’s.
Old Stand JA2OT 5. 2AILIB & ERCTHEB,
205 Frond street, Augusta Gw.
may!9 ’83.b-v.
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W £a ■- i £J a , FA r I Wi Zm
Our f’oek of Mattresses »n.i
others a I wavs c,n hand All
"•toil* peeked and shipp d free of charge. Upln-lstering (mic id all its
branchuH. Our new Catalogue will be rmdv about, October 1st.
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M'ptlo,’82.h y.
150WI.KS ^ OO.,
717 and 839 Broad Street, At GTJSTA, GA,
l>.i. I . . .ih.ll’® iuos 'io.Nie 111 II•/ pi'aeUCC, KI a la • a t iprOVt.-
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" twenty-live years In me
Iho.-i 'j'onk.' does, lu many owte* of Kervoua Prustr.. . . . .
y.. , cl-" i i a comnIll'll of tac b'.iiU’i, tl.ts peerb>si> r. uieii-.- imo, iu ji.y t’Kiu's, umdeson.e v.oiu!v. :ui v;.i-e»
twentv-tivi rears in medicine, I ive never found n-iyUiiug to g'vt; tt o n xulta tti. i l ‘J.. It >.>4 J i_-;; ..,
Ktlon, Fen.ale |)!re»seii, Dyspepsia, na.l ku V.i-
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1 re mat tiai c baUioil some of our most endue 111 ptiysorians have yieldeu to till, great aud ai-«
ai.S reii, 1 • tv. I prescittie It la j.-oferoiic'e to imv iron prcjiaration nia<!c. In fart. 11 ii a lonpMusd
lu. il«. liAUlXK’B laoM TONIC ii K necessity in my pva. ti c. . l>ii. I.OULltT h > V, .", .. A,
ST. ( OL't®, N'OV. S.-tii, lilt. SI-1 H ic.il. i 1 *M!e,
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’< f f t) j,,,.«» w iMuieiihg«v.:.- v.—. ft
until nil hruHUfoi tour to | 5<J
th:diiji stit'rorijnnii ami 1
. ereom sil.triii, tnnkiUQ Ir!
if onpHeu'Ur to Oenrruli
lirblliff/, l os t cf A r-pr- \
ii.’r, s 'rostra! ion of l itol I
i'oierr# and Impotence.I
MANUFACTURED LY THE JD'fl. ILAit AXit iA.s*li±i;±XJi tlO., 213 It MAtU ii ., SJT. Wb!».
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iwJin the worst, condition,) JJfL Rant l »* ^ J
^'■yinKiij, pl.t In n. rujtpers. wall JJlroo- !
f tior.i» tov UftiuR will aocf»mpnuy civoti t -rTs. '* ]
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H*i'epar<ul anti Aft)«if by
HARRIS REMEDY CO.
Market ano 8th 8t3i, UT
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■ LOUIS, MO. j
janlG,’82.b>y.
RESTAURANT
I announce to th^ public that T'
htivo opened a first-dps Restaurant in I
rear of my store, directly opposite-1
G. A. Gray'a, where meals will be!
served at all hours. I have engaged
the servici’H of the celebrated cuolc,
Jim Brown, who will ho in attendance
and will servo the pa|roim in tirst-
cifiHS atylo IF. B. Hall.
VURZ CURSFOR
CLiNfl BLEBHW
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on Receipt of
^y-'fd^cduijrasiktpiiSWP^
FrttCE SO' CTS iSf JOtTLSS Or5*
73 CTS IN TUBES UKStihS EMGRAVIWC
AU Sufforors with BLIND, BLEEDING or HIDDEN PILES cawba pormanontly cured by using
bR. TABLER’S PILE TUBE, price, 75 cts. Aak your Druggla#
FOR 8AT.EBY w. F, IIOLI.EYMAN. * juiil(>, , H2.b-v. '
Pt ndleton Fottodi y a ndMachine Works
CIIA.S, F.I.OVUlVin),
(SuccHt-Hor to Pendloti>n & Brother.)
N<\ 01f>. 017 and 019 Kollock Street., Augusta, Georgia.
ManuLct ur*T am! dialer in mill machinery, engines and supplies. Brass I
ai d iron casting of every variety and style. Special attention given to
repair®. Giv*‘m« « call. Ciias. F. Lombahd, Proprietor.
A verv FULL and COMFLE'l Kline of
C ook S
vvHOVCF, Heatissg
l inwai e, Grates etc*.
fetoves
Send for Circulars showing Price and Style,
HUg25,’82 a-m.
W.
DIG PH.
NOTICK.
Bv mutual consent the firm ol Duncan A John ,
son U thiH day diaaolved. Thiine indebted will
pleusif settle at once. Drh. Duncan & Johnson
10,18&j if.
'rfhii I). Ashton.
t t o r u n at I* a
WAYNESBORO,
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