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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1879
Page
3
The item lists fair preparations and advertiser notices from Cuthbert including mill and fabric details, local meetings, and greetings. It references school events, visiting agents for medicines, and social happenings with emphasis on community pride, upcoming gatherings, and trade notices.
Vague notice states office hours during certain months with times from 0 to 10 o clock AM and 3 to 6 o clock PM. It mentions a residence on West College Street and is signed by B. Tackett and Anthony. The fragmentary text is difficult to interpret but indicates a local office schedule and contact point.
The message outlines a Sunday School program with Rev. D. D. Joy and Rev. Thomas Mascows, including preaching at 11 o clock and morning Bible exercises at 9 to 9:30. It urges church and school support for Brother Boykin, the Sunday School Evangelist, and invites those planning travel to Port Galos or Arlington to contact Brother Wil Tia McArthur for conveyance.
In Memphis a growing crisis endangers white camps and thousands of Black residents as fever lingers. Stores have been looted and fear of starvation spreads while funds from the North and local donors are reported small. The Avalanche urges urgent appeals to citizens and abroad to avert famine.
A garbled local page describes a Wednesday gathering with Jack Ward and Ned Williams, minor fines, a public bid for a church house, and a list of town updates. It mentions Rev W M Hayes visiting, Cora Holland and others in Beesvolve, local health news, an inventor of a wagon seat, and population figures for Fort Gaines. Contained are stray ads, committee details, and upcoming events with unclear dates.
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