Pulaski Company Promotes Dress Goods and Embroidery
M H Pulaski & Co announce additions to their stock of dress goods and embroidery. They invite ladies to inspect the new arrivals and latest styles at affordable prices during the season.
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1877
Page
3
M H Pulaski & Co announce additions to their stock of dress goods and embroidery. They invite ladies to inspect the new arrivals and latest styles at affordable prices during the season.
An advertisement page fragment touts Polase & Co Furnishing Goods offering collars cuffs neckties laces handkerchiefs and novelties at low prices. It also notes M H Pulaski Co offers ready made garments and calls for reliable men to furnish bond with earnings from one to two hundred dollars monthly. The text includes Strorx Manufacrunrna Co agent B F Stoxs at 80 Mathery Street Macon Georgia.
A collage of shop ads and community notes includes D. Kempner offering low prices on goods and fabrics, W. B. Dixon buying country produce, and remarks on peaches, rain, and garden produce. Local merchants Gunn, Owen and Sealey, and Allison & Simpson market goods, with mill dress advance claims. Community items mention church plans, ladies’ ice cream garden, and a new safe mishap.
A handwritten note requests Miss Mary to respond if she will marry and share life, and asks about May plans. It also notes Georgetown lacks a Sunday school and urges residents to organize one before deciding further steps.
The column reports on long lists of local happenings including guano sales near Camilla, farming routines, and community chatter. It mentions Mr Sharp from Atlanta, Henry Ballcom’s absence from a county meeting, and local merchants adapting to day and night work patterns amid springtime activity. It also covers editorial notes, a rail route update, municipal discussions, and social events with candid, humorous asides.
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