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Newspaper
Cedartown Record
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1876
Page
3
The record lists advertising prices for columns and cards, with rates for one and two column sizes and a pensionist and namineen card service. It notes payment terms and first insertion rules, indicating rates in dollars and schedule details.
An 1876 community notice touts Graex Ar Quer Frowen as a remedy for indigestion and related ailments with a sample bottle offered at 10 cents. It lists tax return collection dates across multiple towns and urges farmers to prepare crop and plantation details. Also mentions sewing machine services and parts availability.
Cave Spring appeals as a healthy pleasant summer retreat with a renovated hotel by J. P. Johnson offering spacious rooms and good fare. Judge T. J. Davis to open a ventilated residence for boarders at $20 monthly, with children under ten at half price, and summer and fall term details provided. A nearby plantation six miles from Cedartown lists 800 acres with 450 cleared, a three thousand dollar dwelling, thirteen tenants, a gin house, and land offered at fifteen dollars per acre on ten years credit.
A young woman sat for a portrait in Green's gallery and briefly slept, then fell from her chair during the sitting. The unnamed subject is described as 24 years old. Further details are unclear due to the fragmentary OCR text.
Abbi Hogg Jimmie Dodds and Ghesio Adams leave town for Moore's Business College in Atlanta. Wheat harvest underway and county yields expected to be fair. Board of Education docketed for teacher examinations and license reinstatement on June 20. Community chatter covers fishing talk Peyton Wright's picnic, leather and sewing topics, and a humorous slice of rural life.
In Cedartown notes, merchants urge townsfolk to exchange views on a topic of intellectual importance rather than distractions like games. The item references Mr. Hogue's school term starting soon and mentions Dr. Smith's drug store, followed by a noisy list of retail prices for flour sugar cheese candles meal and meat.
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