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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1877
Page
3
Ms Pulaski Co announces the opening of spring and summer wares including dry goods clothing hats boots and shoes. The store promotes wool and straw hats and a wide assortment of white goods and trimmings at low prices with a large stock just opened for examination.
M. H. Pulaski & Co. advertises a large stock of shoes, boots, clothing, and dress goods at low prices for the season. It calls radios to inspect embroidery and dress goods, promises best grades in clothing, and offers furnishing goods including collars, cuffs, handkerchiefs, and more at current-low prices.
A brief notice states Allison and Bimpson deliver all goods to purchasers within the city limits at no charge during the day. The fragment notes a sum of 8 dollars and references a delivery timing. Further details are unreadable.
Readable letters, ads, and notes show Allison Simpson offering tobacco and a large stock of goods with promotions like the Four Seasons brand. Local merchants hail bargains, urging readers to shop Gene's, D Harri, and J McK Gant as rain and market conditions mix with fishing, entertainments, and post office notices. The piece reports weather, sales pitches, a Powell's Ball entertainment, and community notices with frequent named places and people.
A notice from the Democratic committees of Randolph Clay and Terrell counties calls for a mass meeting on May 1 to appoint seven delegates for the 11th Senatorial District convention. Delegates meet in Cuthbert on May 6 to choose four district delegates for June electors, aiming to unite the party and approve nominees.
The report recalls the death of Mr. Joshua Buyette in this county after illness. It notes a general rain last Saturday washing away milldams and flooding young corn and cotton. A bank watchman’s hoax in Eufaula is uncovered as a April Fool prank. Political defections and Democratic strength are outlined, and a Georgia Land Immigration and Navigation Company meeting at Atlanta forms to sell waste land and promote orderly settlement with officers named Col. David E. Butler and others.
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