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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1882
Page
2
A compact digest of 1882 items: college enrollments and local temperance ties. donations to Mercer University. state finances and tariff debate. the Supreme Court on Arlington estate. notable travels of Miss Stowe. Pullman trains with paper wheels claim. upcoming weddings. county crop news. and local advertisements for clothing and groceries.
An inquiry advertises visiting Eufaula at A Slaughter 169 Broad Street for parcel Wines and Liquors. It mentions galons of quantity and Asia om.
Farmers at the station persist with grain sowing as cotton prices remain discouraging and receipts total about four thousand bales. Lane & Co. close shop selling stock to Crittenden Bros. R A Scoudratt of Ward and Miss Jannie Wallace wed recently. A Sabbath vote upheld leaving a Christmas tree, and a reception for Mr and Mrs Th Seoudrett occurred with cake cutting for bachelorhood’s ring.
The Sew ion Presbyterian Church of Fort Gaines Georgia adopts resolutions praising Rev H B Hoyt for his pastorate and expresses sorrow at severing ties due to his move north Georgia for his family health. They commend him to churches in North Georgia and wish him a long useful life and divine blessing.
The Quincy County Department notes cotton facilities are superior to other markets and warehouse patronage remains strong after a recent one third capacity expansion. Local notices report Christmas fights in Gross Road area and a court ruling where a lawyer found no law to cite, with the judge concurring. In other updates, Mrs Hollia, wife of Moses J Hollia, died Tuesday morning, leaving many sorrowful friends. John Perkina reports a harvest of 61 bales from a two and half mule team, plus ample corn and oats for the farm, while Atlanta visitors Mr and Mrs Sam W Goode are in town relatives. George Alexander now steers a new turnout.
The piece reports on the General Assembly adjournment and biennial sessions, critiques on legislative economy, and rekindled local political talk. It notes J T Harrison of Florence re nominated for receiver of Stewart County, mentions county election timing, and records the Democratic Executive Committee plans for primaries on December 16 with precincts.
The notice sketches a plan to consolidate the retaroa at the court-house next Monday and questions the need for two elections. It also includes assorted local notices about tobacco, patent medicines, and a discussion on cotton market manipulation, with brief items from nearby towns.
An item claims a physician cured his only daughter of consumption using herbal allies and an Aloe cure. It reports the world’s praise and urges readers to write Craddock & Co at 1031 Market Street Philadelphia for remedies and success stories.
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