Polaskis Co Local Department Store Ad Promises Summer Goods
Local department store advertises spring and summer goods at low prices. Assorted stock includes men wear and other items. Store name Polaski and Co. remains prominent in the ad.
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1877
Page
3
Local department store advertises spring and summer goods at low prices. Assorted stock includes men wear and other items. Store name Polaski and Co. remains prominent in the ad.
Pulaski and Co notify customers of extensive additions to their stock including shoes boots clothing dress goods and embroidery. The ad promises low prices for men women and children's footwear and apparel with sales throughout the season and a call to inspect the department for late styles and bargains. Also mentions meal trade and delivery terms with W. B. Oxson.
A fragmented line references Allison and Simpson delivering items related to Stans Torey and a charge, with unclear context. The readable text hints at a lighthearted or informal message about service or delivery, but specifics remain obscured.
A bustling Georgetown page ships a wide sale placard with cheap dress goods tobacco and ready made wear. It highlights diminishing prices and lists upcoming church services a barber shop opening and a May excursion to Appalachicola plus notes on new subscribers and a lively Burnt Cork Innocents show.
The Bethal Association Sabbath School Convention will hold a Mass Meeting at the Reholath Church near Ward, Station, starting Friday before the fifth Sabbath in April. Ruy T. C. Boyken is expected to attend. all Sabbath Schools and teachers are urged to attend. The Bath el Association General Meeting will follow at the Baptist church in Fort Gaines Friday before the fifth Sabbath in April. ministers and deacons are urged to attend. April 17, 1877.
A list of names from the Cuthbert Georgia post office noting letters that have been there over two weeks and may be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not collected by April 30 1877. Names include E Barkedale W E Davis Lit B Hay Miss 8 iarria G Srinton L McMele W W Molden Mrs C Mainer Mrs S Pockwell C Smith Mrs E Smith BB Smith J Wade. Call for the above letters to be claimed.
Editor Appeal from Toomasville urges readers to support Georgia commerce and tourism. A. L. Fabyan & Co. promote The Georgia Enterprise with low rates and efforts to attract Northern visitors, praising public spirit and local progress while urging diversified farming and cheerful persistence. Reprint notes Hampton, South Carolina’s “Our Liberator” nickname and subscription details.
A Georgian circular by Commissioner Janes warns of looming European war driving quick price rises in corn, wheat, meats, and provisions. It urges Georgia farmers to expand corn and other crops, cut cotton, and reserve supplies for home consumption, noting possible supply shocks and higher prices. Also notes June election debate and a local obituary for Hon. George T. Marshall.
Report from Fort Gaines details a Sunday school visit led by Capt. McRae. Emma Mount presided at the organ as a large crowd gathered at a new church building, praised for its central community location and orderly attendance. Mentions of local residents, upcoming visits, and stock sale travel notes appear.
Coleman Station letter from W F Davis dated April 16 1877 argues against convening a constitutional convention. He says the current framework suits him only partly and doubts a new constitution would gain ratification. cites cost around 100000 and unresolved clauses, urging public obedience to Democratic party leadership and prevailing opinion.
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