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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1876
Page
3
Advertises cheap textiles at M H Parasxi Co with reduced prices on cottons and linens. Promotes coats, shirts, collars and linens. endorses Green's August Flower for dyspepsia and liver complaints with sample and full bottle offers.
We offer a splendid assortment of 7 to 8 wide Percales at 11 cents per yard better than Prints. They are suitable for dresses and products. OWEEN and SEALEY announce a partner opportunity. A reliable man with capital may gain interest in a good paying business with J W Duke at Dewar Depot Street Cuthbert Georgia. Also advertising liquor shop keeping for summer months with drinks lemonades and more at best prices. J D Boone promises best service and affordable drinks.
W M Tomlin of Cuthbert Georgia offers representation for top U S fire insurance companies including London Liverpool and Manhattan New York Richmond Citizens Home Protection Equitable with low rates and prompt placement. Office at local drug store. Taste and home quality promoted by P P Toatz in Charleston.
Green apples sell for 150 per bushel while cotton advances in New York to 12 cents. Owen & Sealey tout flour from new wheat and AJW Gillespie sells handmade shoes at low prices. Buckwheat cultivation urged with planting window August 15 to September 20 and local Baptist church meetings noted.
List of letters in the Cuthbert Illinois post office over two weeks that will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not called for by August 19 1876. Names include George Andersen Quiny Bagler Joe Jones Alfred Marsh J S Matsner Miss Kate Parsons Thos Stateham. Parties calling for above letters please say advertised. D Jonpax P.M.
This item mixes reflections on life’s struggles with notices of local business ventures in Galveston Texas. It notes Dr Tutt’s Liver Pills as a remedy, announces O Boon and Frank Bethane starting a bake oven for bread and pastries, and calls voters to read a county Executive Committee address urging Democratic unity ahead of upcoming elections. It also mentions wheat shipments to Liverpool and Thomas Hardeman’s election as President of the Georgia State Agricultural Society.
A Randolph County Democratic Executive Committee letter appeals for zeal and unity to support Tilden and Hendricks in the approaching national elections. It denounces Grant and calls for harmony, while endorsing Gen Colquitt for Georgia governor and urging loyal backing from party members.
Guplep County depathent reports Dr. Mercer and family traveling to Washington City for the Centennial and other states. Legrand Guerry and Edgar Ellington plan a three week absence for a major show. A burglary at James Pittman’s home yields stolen apparel. Crops are touted as excellent with a strong harvest expected. A dispute at Hatcher's Station ends with blows. Halsten and son versus Reuben and Sam Thomas. Lumpkin Independent backs Col Harrison for Senator with rotor rule debate. The meeting at Fort Gaines schedules August 12 nominations for the legislature. Community notices list district and town election candidates and local farewells.
A notice states that a beneficiary scholarship for a worthy young man in the Eleventh Senatorial District of Louisville is to be awarded to the first meritorious applicant. The source includes unrelated recipe and industrial data about tomatoes, pickles, and a Springfield postal card factory output, plus a note on caterpillar damage to cotton in Dougherty County.
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