Local Cuthbert notices and events in brief
The Cuthbert community reports a lodge event at the Americus Legion, a choir and organ performance, crowds traveling to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, and local business notices. There are notes on a minister’s resignation, school activities at the Agricultural College, new goods arrivals, a branding of poems by young ladies, and a pastor’s sale of a milch cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Americus Legion of Hoecr
Cuthbert
Prof McNally
Mason Presbytery
Pree Pyterian
Tooslay
T. R. English
Cuthbert Church
English
South Carolina
Rorisi Bitendatce
Cote
Profomore
State Agricultural Society
Judge Clarke
Cathbert
B. Dixbon
Notices and remedies mixed in scattered old advertisements
Fragmented OCR reveals multiple notices about medical examinations and treatments, plant cuttings orders for nurseries, property for rent or sale, and local advertisements including Black-Draught remedies and a tackler named Powell. The legible items include a promise of examination for diseases, offers to cuttings of chinense grapes, and a buy or rent notice from E Fuxmusy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Pastor’s Acre Donation Sparks Fund Contingent in Rural Church
In an agricultural community a pastor urged farmers to donate an acre each to fund the church treasury. Most agreed, the pastor gave his own acre to the cause, and though harvests came in, the funds fell short of his salary. The pastor’s mission to trust in God prevailed, while the community’s offerings left a small balance for contingencies. The piece also mentions the Springer Estate heirs seeking a massive inheritance tied to Delaware land and Swedish wealth valued around $80,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sastien
Zion Clarch
Samter Goan
South Carolina
Jovely
Eleeusoey Cary
Bimedi
Wes
Yierlan
Cath
Macon
Springer
United States
Delaware
Sweden
Amariheira
St. Louis
Charles Christopher Springer
London
Virginia
Ile
Sweedes
Wilmington
Charles Coristopher Spria
Merica
Tord Christopher
New Church Planned at Quitman Across the River
The Enon neighborhood in Quitman county Georgia plans a new church edifice. The forty by sixty foot structure will cost about fifteen thousand dollars, with Daniel and Britt of the city to supervise. Materials have shipped to the site and construction began last Thursday. The piece notes church and community progress and expresses best wishes for the project. The Albany News reports retirements and a new ownership to the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Geoueman
Enon
Quitman County
Mirsors
Daniel & Britt
Gaines Depaftment Eaker and local town chatter
The column reports on Gaines Department Eaker pills, visits by Comer and Mr. Bathouson of Eufaula, and Col J G Webb named Coloneas Numerator for Clay county. It notes weather as whimsical, a death of John Franklin Gardener's son, and Rev Corley’s sermon on parental duties. Eugene Peterson visits from Quiumbua and other local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufauls
J. G. Webb
Coloeas
Clay County
John Franklin
Gardener
Corley
Town social notes and local happenings in Quitman County
The Qu tman County department reports a social gathering at Mr. Browns with Miss Georgia Brooks visiting Georgetown friends. A Georgetown booster story notes corn demand rising and expected peak buying. A colored boy, Griggs, accidentally shot a negro. wound not serious. Anbrend treder offers two reasons for not trotting a man: not knowing him and knowing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Brooks
Stewart
Georgetown
T. A. Shelton
The Constitution and Its Southern Newspaper Ideals
The Atlanta Constitution extols its role as a leading Georgia paper and notes plans to expand telegraphic news, editorial opinions, humor, and features. It previews 1880 aims, including stronger weekly editions, Southern Cultivator ties, and affordable subscriptions. It also mentions frog farming as an Illinois industry.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Southern
Prise
Constitution
Current
Dia
Cumin
Neway
Apo
Lly
I Ai Vénterporaries
Tts
W L. Jones
South
Avanta
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CoTupert
Lane Pance
Dancan Jordan Haa
Bosate
New Orlease
Allison & Singpoon
Jas
A. Hay
Bev Fing
Mom Tereblp
David E. Fouts
Baltimore
Maryland
Cuthber
J.P. Touwes
Vermont
Fiske
Barly Goodrich
Wale
Low
An J. &, Toomas
J. P. Toombs
U Z P, Toombs
Amos
Atrial Parkapeo
Geaphe Boule Free
Ashton
RJ. Anthony
Wiis “Hage Dradeht
Presbyterian Church
Joe Domingos
Bean
G. W. Burr
Augusta Evening News
Hare
Link
Hoa
Bridgeport
Antes Lass
Pia
Chin
Chopra
Widrooe National Somotcas Larrere
Jolene Ailsma
da Aston
Ufo
T.G Powell
Howe
Eufaula
Ala
J. W. Watson
Watson's Fine Art Gallery
Bop
Quitman
S. R and
J.D. Weston
Albany News
Frank, Vi Byass
Lou Warren
Accatmy
Gaines
Eaker
Aove
Eugene Peterson
Quiumbua
Mass Ema Joes
Dr. Hatcheil
Murria
Bir
W. J. Greene
U. W. Morris
Morris, Greene & Co
Lnes
Oulton
Wm. M. Teauille
Wanherg
Quitman Couaty Department
E. Dozier
Brown
Fearon
Lave Griggs
Green
Anbrend Treder
Ilinois
Chicago
Cincinnati
M. Thave
Dain
Clit
C.J. Smith
Bell Abava
Andrews
THU Culverweld Medical Oo
Ava Bt
Mow Pier Moe
Earet
Yano
Perrwu
Pawl
Beesas
Tata
Abe
DeLeon
Lerme, Jonn Owen & Sealy
Nadet
Pia Lopke
Sewing ‘Machine Department
Loews Machings
the World
Prudmety
NEW Hone Na Tt
Perback
Brantley
geDiet
Wrrna
Guthbertt
Sewut Grocery Department
C. R. Bacon
Bret
Ptt
Suietly Cholet
Ee Choice Coffea
Tada
Barnes
Paris Alwayavn Bend
Fasout
Sac Reid
Caintereell
Pricus
Mark
George A. Clark
Broadway
New York
Sea Island
Ourtalvens
A. McK
GONM
HL Pulaski &Co
Jan Go Cachbert
Peoples' & Planters Warehouse
Rai Osm Fets
J. W. Stanvund
Fa Ty
Hardware and Groceties
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