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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1876
Page
3
A health ad urges readers to cure dyspepsia and liver complaints with Green’s Arcast Flower, offered by T. S. Powell. It promises relief from sour stomach headaches and other symptoms, with a sample bottle available for 10 cents and a full bottle for 75 cents.
An advertisement extols Spanish Nut Chufa seed as highly productive for hogs poultry and stock on common land. It claims 210 bushels per acre and grazing in summer, cites US Commissioner of Agriculture for verification, and urges trials with mail order options and prices. An Augusta Chronicle note mentions a Indiana man seeking to invest $60,000 in a Southern newspaper if allowed editorial control and Democrats.
The item lists panic prices at M. H. Patassi Co and M. H. Pulaski Co offering parasols scarves fans hats and domestic goods. It notes a new stock arrival at Mrs Cooper's store an approaching court visit for delinquent subscribers a singing class at the Baptist church and a political note about Hon. Thomas Hardeman addressing residents on May 26 in Cuthbert.
A Friday excursion train to Port Gaines will depart at 8 a.m. and return at 6 p.m. for Sabbath School children and teachers at 40 cents each, with non members charged one dollar round trip. The trip aims to brighten the day for students under the supervision of the Superintendent and teachers.
Goods marked down across categories at Harris next to Allison and Simpson. Barleycorn incident on the square ends without injuries. Bainbridge and Decatur County face bread shortages and potential crop troubles amid postwar hardship. Centennial Exposition crowds and transport strain noted. Priest Reverend Joseph Porter dies after a pulpit sermon. Grant valued as ending term. silver bill passage noted. Judge James Johnson may run as independent. Daw son Journal reports acquisitions. Col. Styles exits journalism.
Last Saturday Georgetown shoppers filled the streets as articles note a failing road between Georgetown and Eufaula. Heavy rains have carved gullies, making travel unsafe. Other items report local council concerns, farming activity, and odd anecdotes from Quitman County.
Fort Gaines notes list regular lodge meetings for W R Graham Darley Lodge Lafayette Chapter and W A Graham Council. The Presbytery closed with Rev Noll delivering a strong sermon and several members joined the church. Rev McBryde preached twice daily after dismissal. Sunday School students express attachment and regret his departure.
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