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MEAT MARKET,
WVr- I sln.il k-ep on hand the best
M«-a « h* be ft U"(l anywhere.
Fkk. Oysters, Shrimp, Crabs,
' and everything in tny line.
I iliir I have heretofore been faithful
to my ouatomers and ask a continuance
of their patronage.
Polite attention, fur dealing, low
prices and Fresh Goods to all. Give
me s trial. THOS. TANT.
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D. L. FULLERTON^
AUGUSTA, GA.
TUE oldest STOVE DEALER in the city
flundreds of families in liurko, Jefferson and
Richmond counties are usluj; our stoves Bold to
them riurinp' tho last fifteen ycirs.
Every housekeeper, will attest to then’ useful
ness, economy, and comfort.
Call at FULLERTON’S for t! e
The cowest ar.d largest and best wood burn
lng stove in the market.
At FULLERTON'S you will find
TINWARE,
WOODEN W APE.
CROCKERY,
& HOUSEKEEPERS
HARDWARE.
I) L FULLERTON,
G28Proad Street, Augusta, (Ia.
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IS--; Wavnssfcoro Acad3my,:;83
Rev. C. C. SfENCE...
JUI.IENS. ffoDiiliHS..
.A. M.Principal.
A. IJ. 1st Assistant
rd Assistant.
tioe8’82by
The flint term opens January 1st and closes
March 3loc.
Ti . o second term com men es April 1st and
ends Jane 30th.
The third term begins October 1st and iemu-
naiea will, the end id the year.
«'• ■ a of tuif imi Pi to if i per month, or f5 to 97*4
p -r term, a.cf ordingto the grade of tho scholar.
The -eeond term, April 1st to June30th, will be
i ea to all. That is the the time sot apart for the
common school fi nd to settle all tuition.
i r will be seen that by paving for the term the
t 1 'on will be. only lo to 15 dollars for nine mouths
* .inn;. jr. one of the best Academies in the state.
The p.i.'iittgement are deteriiiiued to place a
first-class academic education in the reach of all.
’ •;« eecopd Assistant will be elected in a few
days and the number will be increased accord-
itoY to the requirements of the school.
The Ac demy building and grounds will be
thoroughly repaired and new a.ud improved
desks put iu all the rooms.
No charge for incident As. The tuition covers
everything except books and stationery.
It is the town school. The teachers are first-
class. The closest attention will bo given to tho
small as well its tho larger pupil*.
A cordial and earnest support from all will put
the Academy on a firm and lasting foundation.
W. A. WILKINS
THOS J. McELMURRAY,
JHS. ATT A WAY, fCom’rs.
W MoCATHERN,
nov3 - 32tr L. H. THOM.1N.
BLACK8M1TH1NG
TK API, ITS
BRANCHES.
SirGDHORBHffifcSSLEETSiS
Jk’?c Prevents Contagion No loss of Time or
Mhangn of Diet Overwhelming sales unmiv
*aa <u>io cures and unbounded satisfaction An
.Agent wauled iu every city and town in South
4iut by «A2>TM8 on receipt of price. Address
BONKOOINE OO ,
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Hew to Cure Consumption!
The great num
ber of deaths from
thio destroyer of
tho 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
ered and is sav
ing thousands.
Genius has in
vented a detect
or; nature has
furnished the
remedy. Avail
yourself of it be
fore it is too late.
A slight cold, if
neglected, often
terminates in
K ew A ttr actions
AT
The Music House of the South
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cousumption. To guard against this sure
and fatal destroyer use the only antidote,
Uoussens'CcKopound Honey of Tar.
F >r sale by W. F. Holleytusn.
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF SHOES IN AUGUSTA.
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THE BEST STOCK OF SHOES IN AUGUSTA.
THE MOST VARIED ASSORTMENT OF SHOES IN THKSTA r
All Goods Firet- lasa Work. No Paper Soles. No Sivddy Goods in Stock. Headquarters for all first class
Goods. The siuck L now complete. I" ihe following list will be found some of the goods which form the sali
ent points in this truly grand stock of Shoes. We keep eyorythiug from the beat manufacturers in the Ur
Stales. Observe some of the styles and prices: * '
lit Ladies* Shoes,
Horseshonig Specially■
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carriages, buggies and wagons
Repaired at Short Notice and in the Best Style.
T
L HE undersigned begs leave to inlorni
* lie 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. He
makes Horse Shoing a Specialty, and does
his work, promptly and well. He has secured
the services of a competent carriage maker and
Wheelright, and is prepared ts make your
broken or worn Carriages’ Buggies and Wag
ons as good as new.
£.$#*“ Pdces to suit the times.
Give him atrial. -
aurntt-o-o I. O, BVRNS.
Ladies Kid Button, 95 cents, worth 81..30
Lil lies Peble Button, 95 c ui>, worth 81 50
Ladies Calf Polish, 75 cuts, good value f«r 81 25
Ladies’ Ptble Polish, 99 cents, cheap at 81 50
Ladies’ French Kid Button, 81.90, former price 88-
Ladies’ Tampico G U r Button, 81 90, former pric<
Ladies’ GEve Kid G’onyr ss, 81 25, former price $2
Lidies’ Kid Button worked holes, 81 85, worth $2
l it Misses* Shoes;.
Misses’ Pvble Button, 85 cents, worth $1 40
Misses’ Kid Button, 85 cents, worth 81 50
Misses’ Pebie Polish, 75 cents, worth 81 25
Misses’ Kid Polish, 80 cents, can’t buy less titan 81
Misses’ Cult Polish, Go cents, worth 25
Mens & Boys Shoes.
In In ia line wo have enlarged our stock to double its former size. Every pair of our first-class shoes warranted
and satisfaction gunrranted, when they fail to come up to the requirements of a first-class shoe.
\ V N HU BORO,
GA
PianoOrgans, Musical
Instruments.
G, IT U—E. I. O.M.-L. P. Q. S.
An extended visit among the principal piano
ami orj.’nn lautories lias enabled uh to make tho
finest selection of instruments ever brought
to Aumasta.
Our stock, xvhioh will bo roplenishtid weekly
from the host inauufaoturers, wi,l b»i tho largest
and most complete in the South.
Our prices the lowest and terms of pay
ment the easiest ever offered.
Sheet tousle and music books—large discount
rum publisher's prices. Bust Italian strings,
ud everything desired In the line ot music.
Have money by visiting or corresponding with
G. O liobinmn ci' Go.
occaV 1 ''.by. Mil Brimil Ht., Aui w.t/, aJs.
i-PA'f/M NOT?Ut
Kro a lh'« ’ '• tin* services of Mr. C. H. Taylor,
is linji - !'a>.. n-pu.i .u lor us terttiiJM'.i til or
|er-< f.'.r run-■ i ; • ive the pr >mpt .Hi >■'« w.
>i .’ll' l', Ha.ry ua. who gaaranttes .uttire j
satE.n ' O. O. UoMXMbo.x A Co. ,
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Men’s iancy embroidered slippers
“ A calf Cong London too 81, former price $2 00
“ B calf Congress, box toe, 95 cents, former price $1 75
“ A calf Cougress, 8 S box toe, $1 25, old price 82 00
“ Russian grain bale, $1 25, former price 82 25
“ calf English bals, 81 10, lormor price $1 75
“ Jersey ties, 8o cents, former price. 81 25
“ Pel brogans, 90 cents, former price 81 50
Small lot of boys’ c 'egress, about seventy-five pairs, will be closed out at 70 cents. Call and examine our stock
you will . * ot cu 1 in vain for wlmt you want and will receive courteous and efficient attention
Bovs’ English Bals, 95 cents, are worth 81 5o
‘ k half Congress nuttonaud hook lace shoes
and youth’s boots lor dress and every day wea.
Congress gaiters, S S 99 cents, are worth $1 7t
Pef brogans, 70 cents, good valuation 81 25
Pef Jersey ties, 85 cents
French calf button boots, 82 50, former price 88
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sept. 8’82 am 74 0 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
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