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fT ; r , y,of Waynesboro are in-
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A? r M £ A T M A R K E 7\
r b•- r<■ I shall kf*ep h*n<! th« best.
M- ;t f to be found anywhere.
M>K Oysters, Shrimp, Crabs,
ft-id every tiling in roy une.
itW I h«ve heretofore been faithful
t < ray r-riGomers and nrk a eotitinuanc •
€->fth r ?r patrona?e.
Polite (Mention. fair dealing, low
} fi unci Freeh Good* to all. Give
1 ■<; » trial.
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THOS. TANT.
111. FULLERTON,
AVGUSTA,' CA.
/tfr. ottcst BTOTK DT1ALFR it. the city
Vf f / fMbttirn in Parke, J-.'fferson ami
FwhuMio.i «»T>--?t!<!9 are ustup our Gem s i;ol<i to
t e.ti ila«t tlfte-n years,
i;ver> .< «>jv*r, ;vdJ attest to their useful-
li..' !. e’rfmnuiV. nv* comfort.
ri'\!] .it t'ULLLi-.TONrif tor G e
Hl;W £s«sv uwm
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‘tw iitwiwi and largest *?id best wood burn
• ,-raove in the market.
M /?/•.(<ERrOX’d you wlU find
IN WAR}),
WOOnKNWARK,
CROCKERY,
& HOUSKHKEPHR8
HARDWARE.
D. L. FULLERTON,
f>28 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
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W aynasSora Academy* :; 83
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Jm.iK.aS. R iDutiRi*...
M. Principal.
... A. B. let Assistant
2d Assistant,.
Th i first term opens January 1st and doses
y.tv roll Slat.
i ne second term comrnen >oh April 1st and
Juno JjOtti.
Ate third term btjsrins October 1st and terrni-
r. >. ns with the cad 0 the year.
•. ’! vjs of tuiti 7i ft to S3 per mouth, <>r S' V> ?7.M>
p r term, according to the grade of the scholar.
The second u rr,, April let to Jane, 80th, will bo
IT to all. That is the the time sot apart for the
c., union school t'uud to settle all tuition.
.’r, wit) bo seen that by paying for the term the
t .itinn will be only ip to 15dollars for nine months
is.: col in one of the best Academies in the Slate
The. management are determined to place a
dr- * •ctass academic education in the reach 1 >f all.
” A" iH'jnnd Assistant will bo elected in a few
days and the nine her will be increased aecord-
in?- to the rodBireniente of the school. .
The An demy building and grounds will be
th trouchly repaired and new and improved
•i.'-As pa* in all the rooms.
cargo for incidentals. The t'uiiion coy. r.
■•..’{mm; evcopt books aidstathniory.
:r- th°. to-.va fshstol. The teacher air lire
o; y*.. The closest attention will be given to the
small ns well asi the larger pupils.
A ;yrdial and earnest support iroin all will put
th - Academy ou a firm and Lasting foundation.
‘.V. A. WILKIRS. |
TUOrt J. MoUL.'it0RHAY
JAS. ATTAWAY, ^ Com’rs.
W. Mori A THE RN,
V ' -Tdfctf <,. n. THOMAS.
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OKS M IT Hi NG
IN ALL ITS
BEAR D H I S.
i lorseshonig /Spec 'attij.
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C A f RI AGl'.S, RUGGIICS AND WAGONS
ri. j.; turd at Short Notice ami in the Best Style.
T
,» Hr umleiiiigritsi begs leave to inform
}■'.■• ; uljlic that he is prepared to do black-
smithing. in all its branches, at his shop,
?/:p>jsite Mr. IS. A. Gray’s Stables, and
C..S1 share of the public patronage. Me
ly.akes Horae Shying a Specialty, and floes
his work promptly and well. He has secured
the services of a competent carriage makerand
iVheelright, and is prepared t« make your
broken or worn Carriages’ Buggies ahd Wag
on;. as good as new.
Trices to suit the times.
Give ’him atrial.
aj.-; i4l-o o 1. O. BYRNS.
ew
Attractions
AT
The Music House of the South
i.iUlO
Organs t Musical
J nstru-n writs*
r. V.— K..L o. M.~L. P. Q S.
\ • t>dod vi-lit among the principal piano
?■ ,T „7. i’ incior:; s nas nnublod us U> make the
t i ,y. stde.'Xiou ui ini truineuLs ever brought
t. * ibistu.
ri ■ - *'.oyk, which will be replenished weekly
' in i v: best nuumfaolurerH, wl I b.i Hie largest
k" .'. meet ooinpleto in the flouth,
O r. prices the lowest and terms of pay-
s,k: >t :iie eastesl ever offered.
^I ! ret music and music books—largo discount
i ■<,:n iittbdsher’s prices. Beet Italian strings,
i.r ' wry thine desired in the line ol music.
, mono.' i y visit.it.- or emrresp uuling with
i). ''iouinson (is Co.
R31 Rroa.1 Bt., Apousta, (!a.
HPECIM. WO'St^lC.
• t.hi.i date the svrrices of Mr. (t. H.Tuvlov.
. tel repairer i ir os terminate. All or
gno- will receive the prompt attention
Dates, who guarantees i.nllri
tl. O Rosg
1882.
VROi . KAttHtb !
jKADICAL CURE,
FOR
KSHVOUS
BEBXI1XTY2
ORGANIC
WEAKNESS
last a uiontn.) ; V< B ^
hn. ", (fufliolcnt to ^S'y,..-V 1 _To.
a re’-nmnoDt rurp, unless in XT’
-“vere $5 : No.
over throt* months, will rostore tbowx^Je^jji I
in the wop?i condition,) ^7. Went
r^ 4 .F rruj.il, Jn plain wrappers, ^ull Direc-
tsfep tione for using will ocoouipauy each boi^
l*r<»:i)flrcd ami SoliI OAXF try
HARR’S REMEDY CO.Mfg.Ohemists,
Markft and Bth Sts.. 8T. LOUIS, MO.
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Also Prevents Contagion No loss of Time or
change of Diet Overwhelming sales, unmis
takable cures and unbounded satisfaction An
Agent wanted In everv city and town in South
Sent by express on receipt of price, Address
BONKOCINE CO ,
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Howto Cure Consumption!
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The great, num
ber of deaths from
I this destroyer of
the human race,
and its rapid in
crease, call with
trumpet voice for
the genius of some
one to devise
means for the de
thronement of its
power. The cure
has been discov
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vented a detect
or; nature lias
furnished the
remedy. Avail
—.— yourself of it be-
Gousssns & TsWerW’g&Stt
NASHVILLE. 'iT'NN. neglected, often
(<uiuinittes in
consumption. '■'<) guur'd ag.iitist this sure
and fatal destroyer us-.*the only antidote,
Cousseus’Compoiiiul iioncy of Tar.
F«.r sale by VV. F. Holleyinsn.
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In Our 3 Specialties, Lry Goods, Clotliing, Bouts & Slices
Challenge The World!
AN ENT THE CHALLENGE FEVER WHICH PERVADES THE COUNTRY AT PRESENT,
TO EXPLAIN OUll POSITION, WE QUOTE A FEW OF TH EM, AS FOLLOWS :
An®
New Yoitx, August 10, 1882. I New Yokk, August 11, 1882.
To the Editor: To the Editor ;
f wish you to insert my challenge to the man! 1 um li;ui::ieus for to meet a bloke by the
who sent you a bogus challenge in my name | mime of Limlity Murray as say V cun knock me
last week, offering to knock our. a person by I lioui a speakirg of the (TengllghLuntiwlc.il.
slugging him with soft answers. I #in not in I 1 trill it is ed a If way to a max in won round,
that line of business, but if 1 can find the man j . o 'dp mo. Yours liever, T-u YV-ls-n.
who wrote that challenge for me, 1 will give!
him $500 if he will stand up la tween me and Tug | OFFICE OF Till-’. SMITH MANUFACTURING CO
Wilson wh ;n we have our little argument with- SumivnxB, August 15, 1882.
out kids. Yours, J-iinL.S-li.-v-m. | To the Editor:
You will oblige me by publishing mv chatted
;: 1 will
go as follows: I will meet any John Binith i
the world and contest with him nay right an
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 1 am is fairly entitled to the belt.
Yours originally and mily, John bvn>n.
NOW | WE 1 PUT ; ON I THE | GLOVES | IN ( OUR ! DRY | GOODS | EMPORIUM I AND I MEET
THE | PUBLIC j THIS | WEEK | IN | OUR %
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT.
August 27th.—We hereby challenge any ♦hoe
House in th<? South to sell goods as low as we
do. We only keep Frst-Class Manufactures.
On Low Shoes and Slippers this week we
propose a regular
SWEEP-OUT!
Our Bargains are not confined to goods out
of season,but apply to all our
New Full Stock!
$.500 that wo never advertise nothing |
that is not so. |
$500 that no man. woman or child ever bought |
an article from us that was not as represented.
$5,000 hat we are the Leaders of Low Prices.
$500 that our $.5 Hand Sewed French Calf But
ton cannot bo bought, elsewhere for less than $7.
$500 that our $2 50 Calf Congress Gaiters can
not bo bought elsewhere for less than sit.
$500 that our $l Calf Boots is the biggest
bargain that Augusta ever had.
$500 that our $1 Calf Hand-Sewed Congress
Gaiter cannot be bought tor less than $6.50.
500 that our $2 Button Boot oann
bought for less than $1.
500 that our P. Calf Jersey Tie, at $1.25, can
not be bought elsewhere for less than $2.
$500 that our Gents’ English Tie, T ' iX-Toc, $1.65.
cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $2.25.
$500 that, our Boys’ French Calf Button, at $2,
cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $8.
$500 that our Ladies’ Kid Polish, at 95 cents,
junnot be bought elsewhere for less than $1.50.
$500 that our Calf Polish, at 85 ceuts, eanno
be bought elsewhere for less than $1.50.
_ JB. WHITE AO. /
STARTLING PRICES l
Gent
' Low Quartered Himes utOOo. worth $1.50.
Calf I ies nt N5c.. good value for $1.50.
Evins
Ladies
Blippiirs at 40c.. well worth 00.
Aufoniatio Buttoned Gaiter
t at $1.75,
good vulue $:;.50.
Fox Balmorals at 75c.
Bobble *■ at $1.50, well worth $8.
Glove Lid Fox Balsa! 8! 50 cheap at $2.25
. ergo Kid Fox Button ;u $i.5U, old price
2.25.
Ladies
Ladies
Kid Button 11. W. Button Hole, at $1.50,
worth 2.50.
Serge Congress at 85c.
’* Pebble Button at $1.25, worth $2.
“ Kid Bui ton at 90c., low at 1.50.
Serge Slippers at 80o„ old price 75e.
‘ Croquet Kid Slippers at 50c, well wovth $1
Misses’ Kid Buttem tu $j.
“ Kid X’als. at 75c.
“ Pebble Buttons at $1.
“ Grain Ba Is. at 75c.
“ Kid Fox Bals. at. 90c.
** ftorge Polish at 60o.
Ladies’ Kitl Opera .Slippers 75c., former price $2.
Newport Ties, at 50c., former price $1.75
” ’ 1 Fox Bals. at. 60c,, worth $2.
Kid
Kid Fox Button at $l.?5c., worth $3.50
Childs’ Kid Button at. 25c.
“ Glove Kid at 85e.
“ Bronze Button at 40c.
\Jt
Ed. A, I arter,
Gite this Before You Accept Our Challenge !
Svki that, our $1.25 Felt Hat -annot be J.i,mil- | In the state for less than $t. '•’/
't' «i'i!'*A 1 'It ii * $l,3>ij that a person buying of us
ra.ni umi mu- ft. v Hat eatnio-. be bought | alwuy#make ours their trading place
7? I $10,000 that we are the Rulers, Dictators Hud
Tu _ •
once will l I.eadcrs of the Dry Goods, Clothing aud Shoe
I Trade of Georg-a and Soutli Carolina.
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sept.8'.S2,a ru
N tv folk «n*l Suvannali Oy store,
Kri’sli Pish, ot' ttll kinds.
i'Vo-'ti I .»rk am) lieof.
Frfv. hrimo-maU 1 'iSausHgos,
The choicest Fruits, etc. j
WAYNESBORO,
S T K E E T, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
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middle circuits. S* to >;il attention -.'.iveu to
Justice Court practice. icuy5, 82.b y.
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M’t'6 ore POSITIVELY CASH.
FREE!
RELIABLE SELF-CURE.
fkvorlts prescription of one of the
most noted end successful apeolsltaa In the U! 8.
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(now retired) foi the cure
Verrvu* DeMWy.
£ omt Manhood, Ifealnteee end Bent
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