Local News From Cedartown and Nearby
A jumble of local notices and chatter from Cedartown and Polk County recounts social events, business openings, and political developments. It mentions Mr. W. M. Phillips staying in his room, a tax rate of 20 cents per dollar, and Sheriff Clemente’s order to maintain peace on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baym
Hill
Lime Branch
Priors
Uollardtown
Draketown
Buchanan
Tallapooga
Cedartown
Clemente
Cedartown News Highlights From The Week
A jumble of local notes and notices from Cedartown covers Christmas plans, a wedding at Mur Chua Wood led by Rev Alderson, and community events. It also includes satirical remarks on Nast and a caricature incident in Harper’s Weekly, plus various local health and travel updates and a remark about a dry goods store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chua
Wood
We. de Alderson
W. J. Noyes
Lace
Kya Woo
Palk County
Nast
Fox
Tarpen
Vileet
Radical Party
Aong
Cedartown
Holtzclaw
Felton
Harper's Weekly
Maine
Georgia Deaf and Dumb Institute report notes
The twentieth report of the Georgia Institute for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb outlines attendance figures and staff, noting 6711 pupils taught by 366 teachers in 1877. It urges legislature to enlarge the building, warns against extravagance, and highlights care standards across states. It references other institutions and calls for continued support and proper allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahde
Wealty O
Te Board of
Tyusteow
Georgi Institute For the Education of the Deaf and Dumb
Georgia Institution
United States
Georgia Board of 'I
Jud Crabb's Store Promotes Goods and Snaps Up Fresh Stock
Cedartown notices advertise Jud Crabb's on sale and new stock including candy, fruits, tomatoes, apples, mackerel, tobacco, crockery, and glassware. Also a rental listing for Mrs A Prior's Cedartown property with quarterly terms and security required. School policy announced to separate boys and girls during study and recreation starting January 1879, with solicitations for patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Hanns
Noy
Florida land of flowers cure to coughs and colds
An advertisement extols a honey of tar remedy by Dougsens Compound Honey of Tar priced at 50 cents per bottle, offered by Bradford Allen in Rome Georgia. It claims rapid relief for coughs and colds from the Florida phraseology, and notes a relocation of a drug business to the former Bank of Rome building to accommodate growing trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougsens
Bradford
Allen
Remarkable claims for German Syrup and August Flower
An old newspaper ad extols Boschee’s German Syrup as a cure for severe lung diseases and urges try-one-bottle trials of Green’s August Flower for dyspepsia and liver ills. It touts 60 000 dozen syrup sold last year with no complaints and promises relief after small doses, with Bradford & Allen as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gough
Bralford & Allen
Bradford & Allen
Buckeye Pile Ointment advertised with cures and prices
An ad touts Tabora Buckeye Pile Ointment as a remedy for piles using Adsenlny Hippocastanum. It claims relief when used as directed and lists a 50 cent price. The text also promotes Bradford & Allen Liver Pills and solicits inquiries to Edson Brothers in Washington, D.C. The remainder features John McBride Co. Crockery offers, and Peterson & Brothers book listings with discounted editions and catalogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford & Allen
Scowly
Peterson & Brothers
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Mra
B.D. B
N. Southworth
Ann
Stephens
Minn Dupuy
Warfield
F. Tl
Burhett
Ellen Wood
Goo
W. M. Reynolds
Walter Beott
Capt. Marryatt
Henry Cockton
Eugene Sue
Georgia Sand
T. B. Peterson & Brothers
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the Express
Gotton Market
Huntington & Wright
Is Stewart
Walt
Maj. Jones
Fults
Reeves
Sumpter & Williams
Louie
Almig
Oll Powell Etand
Shey
Sun
Chu
JW. H
Ton. W. H. Dabney
DN. Fantheraton
A. O. Garrard
Rone
Ofwiley II
Bagivud
Harrin
Detroit Free Press
Courier-Journal
Burlington Hawkeye
Philadelphia Times
Christian Index
Godey
House
G. Jones
Judiciary, Deaf and Dumb Institute
Privileges
Charley
Judiciary
Ganta Claus
Judorabb
Marrioi
Tife
Gétter
Flowera
Mr. Jones
Whitehead Echour House
Wm. Mogg
Misees Ida
Lula Milner
Alabama
Misa Mary Featherston
Minnee-Richardson
Mattie- Weat
Ohe
Whatley
Haraldgon County
Willie ‘Comlingon
Florida
D. A. Whitehead
Rome
A. J. Young
1. H. Rien,ardson, Jr
Wai. Peek
G. W. Fhatherston & CO
Hotica
Jud Crabb
Osummi
Finn
Jud Crabb's
Pryor
Our Land of Flowers
Bank of Rome
Frieldly
Edson Brothers
FP Merchante
McBride & Co
McBride Co
Atlanta
Pr Hall Lampe
MaeBride's Crockery Emporinot
South
McBride's
Iliver
Shia Nuyurooi
Ruuhl
Sonal
talipraHf
Priten
Merrell
Cesartown
R. Gammon
Lanpkin
Qents
Lew Pritce
Gammon
Lamptin
Bares
Team Power Yanutictane
Rial
Jarnex
Rockford
Remington
Xo Machiny
Remington Creedmoor Rifle
Creedmoot
Dolly Mount
Creedmoon
Creedmoor
Hy Thors
Whbl’s
Inventutt Co
Cad
Ilion
N.Y
Broadway
New York
Arma
Sewing Machines
Chicago
Baltimore
North
Cannes Bit Basoute Temple
Mastanis Ur
Cees
W.N. Strange
Rockmart
Gafaa
Jud. Crabb
B. Williams
Rome, Ga
Han
Imid
Zeplier
W. T. McWilliams & Co
UoTitia
Job
A. Magnus
Fish Bros. & Co., Racinse
Racine, Wis
Jan
Lat
Titus Q. Fisn
Epwin B. Fisu
Dsc. C. Iivaarne
Fish Bros. & CO
Racine
Wis
Annet
Noyee
W. 8. Hand
Wagnarantes
Williams
John L. Hawkins
Gibbon
Alan Vandollea
Malaga
David H. Dougherty
Vey & Dougherty
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, GA
Huyjew
York City
Uber
Nivey Herty
Knox & Parkens
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