CureBERT Appeal L Cal Department Visit to Treat Afflicted
CureBERT appeal notes Dr Fitzgerald of Columbus Ga will visit Cuthbert Ga on Wednesday the 5th 19th and 21st to treat chronic illnesses from one month to twenty years standing. He is endorsed by Alex H Stephens and Macon leaders including Wy Huff and S Collins. Specialties listed include consumption first stage asthma various dropsies and other conditions. Consultation free with moderate medicine charges and a permanent office in Columbus. Cut this out for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Columbus
Doc
Cuthbert
Wotenary
Beate
Alex. H. Stephens
Alex. H.stephens
Wy .A. Huff
Macon
Whos
Uthbert
Price and fertilizer ads and a Ninety Six fire report
The page lists prices for guano and phosphate products sold by Owen and Sealey and others, detailing cash and time terms, cotton values, and ton figures. It notes a destructive fire at Ninety-Six, D C on December 21 causing extensive property loss, with estimation several hundred thousand dollars, and mentions the Great American Fire Extinguisher arrival aiding containment.
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D.C
Abbeville
Newberry Herald
PP. Teale
Charleston
S.C
German cough remedy advertised in old newspaper
An antique ad extols Boschee's German Syrup for lung complaints and coughs. It claims dramatic cures and offers a 10 cent sample or 75 cent bottle, urging readers to try it to prove its wonders.
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Boschee
Germany
Aggist
T. S. Powell
Local notices from Cotton Hill and neighbors
Mrs Pulaski Co announces a large lot of prints for dealers in fertilizers. J McWilliams adds a bakery to his restaurant. Debating club forms among Cuthbert youths. Cotton Hill shop opens selling dry goods groceries and crockery. Cotton growers discuss fertilizer use while prices rise. A. J. Carver promotes a fertilizer brand. Kempner cuts clothing prices. John Hart arson case ends with $1000 bond. Dr Powell advertises broad seed line and remedies. A curious five inch fish is found in McWilliams oyster barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hart
Superior Court
McWilliams
Ight
Debating Society
Hog with Mattox’s mark sparks arrest in town
In a Tuesday encounter Mattox inspected a freed man’s sack claimed to hold corn but revealed a skinned hog with Mattox’s bag marks. The man was briefly detained and jailed that night. Also note local notices about ads and condolences for B F Cobb’s loss, plus shop reports and Estey Co. testimonial from the Grand Duke.
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Mattox
Cuthbert
Southern Life Insurance Company Bankruptcy Petition
A Memphis bankruptcy filing on February 2 suspends Southern Life Insurance Company operations. The move follows a Tennessee ruling holding the firm liable for a large Carolina Life debt, but officials claim solvency and seek time to protect policy holders while preserving assets. Jolly L. Gorpon and Atrrep H. Corarrr sign the note.
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J. B. Gordon
A. H. Colquitt
Atlanta
Southern Life Insurance Company
U.S
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Carolina Life Insurance Company
Southern Life
Carolina
Jolly L. Gorpon
Atrrep H. Corarrr
Republicans Prepare Most Vigorous Presidential Campaign
A Washington dispatch reports the Republicans will mount their most vigorous canvass in party history. It notes renewed vigor after months of doubt, a solid Senate front, and Independent Republicans joining the caucus, becoming as bound by its decision as others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Senate
Dr Tutt's Dye Promises Quick Hair Transformation
A vintage advertising piece claims Dr Tutt's dye will make gray hair vanish and restore natural black whiskers and mustache. It touts painless, discreet application and low cost as a magic-like remedy for dying.
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Dr. Tutt
Fort Gaines News Briefs Mixed with Community Notes
Brief items report a severe injury to a baby from a second story fall, local editor updates, and rumors of a senator’s absence. The piece notes Renfice, Jones & Co. changing to Renfroe & Jones, delegates leaving Clay for Brunswick for an agricultural convention, a dissolution notice for St. Freeman & Co., and a nod to Sam remaining at his post with call for support.
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Clay
Brunswick
St. Freeman & Co
Sam
Farming letters urge workers to join the great industrial strife
A short letter from Quirman County dated February 9, 1876 discusses farmers preparing for upcoming industrial work. It urges thrift, home production, and curbing expenses while noting travel and local road deterioration and a protest over cotton dependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quirman County
Tom
RaMsSer
Immigration to the South gains support across the North
In Nashville the editor notes W. T. Hatch in Atlanta advancing Southern immigration. Southern papers like Pulaski Citizen and Athens News and Post supported him, while Northern presses closed against him. He touts South’s health climate and markets and calls for ongoing Southern press backing.
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W. T. Hatch
Atlanta
Minnesota
Northwest
North
New England
California
Oregon
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Bobby
Hateb
Alabama
Georgia
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Curebert Appeal
CAL Department
Kogan
Sttrson
Ighest
Alison & O.N
Duke
Speiver
Home Affairs
Mrs. Pulaski & Co
D. Phelps
Ion. W. A. Graham
Fort Gaines
J. McK. Gunn
Carter
A. J. Carver
Kempner
Cotton Hill
Co. J. Smith
Jared McWilliams
Congressional Record
Male Academy
J. W. Stanford
Quarterman & Ackerley
Dr. Powell
Valentine
Chester County
B. F. Cobb
Croup
J.O. Boone
Tie
Messrs. Estey & Co
Grand Duke of
the Southern Life Insurance Company
Fort Gaines Department
W. R. Graham
Charlie
Renfice, Jones & Co
Renfroe & Jones
Quithan
J. EB. Dozier
Georgetown
Eufaula
the Olden Times
Old Black Gate
Wharf
The
Atlanta Constitution
Canitla
Guthbert
Lumpkin
Dougherty
Albany News
Des Neufville
William Mertens
Eufania
Immigration
Nasaville Tenn
Pendleton
W. R. Granam
S. W. R. R. Depot
Fort. Gaines
M. H. Pulaski & CO
Shanwe Dasa
By da Fi. Wey
Dak
Elon
Alwihs
Deveel
Avery’s
Watt and Call
A. B
A. B. Jr
Allison & Simpson
Scovil
Bryce
C.R
O.K
Liverpool
Virginia
New Orleans
Hme
Efor
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