Deaths and gatherings in Cuthbert and Clay county
The Cuthbert Appeal reports the illness and death of local figures Judge David Goff and infant Ruth Coleman, and Moses E. Tison. It notes a baseball match between George town and Merry Oaks, a peach sale, lodge notices, a Fort Gaines visit, a Pataula Council festival at Midway church, and plans to reopen Fort Gaines Academy with Prof J. W. Dozier and Mr E A Keese.
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Georgetown
Merry Oaks
Stewart County
D. Harris
Pataula Council
Midway Church
Clay County
Randolph Grange
J. W. Dozier
Fort Gaines Academy
E. A. Keese
Keese
Cotton Hill visit and a village school honor
The writer travels twelve miles from Cuthbert to Cotton Hill to hear a Cotton Hill Academy address. He praises the school led by W. C. Gunn, the educated students, and Col. Fielder, and notes a dramatic rainstorm causing crop damage nearby. The piece ends with a military drill, banquet, and prize contest by the Pataula Battalion, which Fort Gaines Guards win.
First annual meeting of Battalion praised for smooth run
This morning the first annual meet ing of our Battalion concluded pleasantly Maj Jones and each officer and private can be proud Capt Davis and his command thanked the citizens of Cuthbert for hospitality extended during their visit The article also reports the death of a enslaved woman bitten by a rattlesnake yesterday on Captain Atkins plantation who died last night
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Pataula
Jones
Court House
Lieut
W. A Barksdale
Early Guards
J. 8. Mandeville
Fort Gaines
H. Tobbins
Cuthbert Guards
Col. Boyd
Blakely Guards
Davis
Webb
Horne
Cuthbert
Powell’s Drug Store
Col. Hood
Maj. Jones
Capt. Davis
Capt. Atkins
Port Games Department Preview of Fall Trade Prospects
A restrained note from the Port Games Department discusses defaming critics and defends honorable men. It laments crude attacks and asserts light as a metaphor for physical essence. It closes with optimistic crop prospects and expectations of a strong fall and winter trade due to scant corn bacon and dry goods.
Town News Mix of Ads and Incidents in Georgia
A Savannah firm’s representative Sutlive visits town praising reliability and inviting trade. Local poultry varieties offered include Jersey Blue and Red Pheasant. A Sanders mill picnic on Saturday invites baskets and welcomes all with speakers L Bankston and J B Johnson. Reports of two killings in Early county, one man killed by M G Bennett near Gilbert’s landing, another man Mills accused of killing his wife during a chastisement incident. Also notes on buggy sale by Wm H Jernigan and odd tips about door hinges and dogs fleas.
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine Tops Market on Merits
Superior merits price and ease of operation place the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine far ahead of competitors. The public approves as sales rise with factory output. No test defeats it. quality and durability are highlighted. Delivery to any railroad station in the county free of charge via the Cleveland branch at 327 and 329 Superior Street. An elegant catalogue and chrome circular are free on application. The company seeks a few more good agents.
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Meritt
Iis
Wilson
Superior Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Local Seed and Patent Medicine Notices
An early 1900s newspaper fragment advertises C. H. Tibbs seeds offering White Russian Oats with high yield claims and agent terms, plus endorsements from local officials. It also promotes Wilhoft's Tonic for malaria areas and a female health tonic, with testimonials and regional distributors.
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Home Affairs
David Goff
Ruth
James Coleman
A. W. Gillespie
Moses E. Tison
Washington Lodge
F. and
Johnson
Cotton Hill Academy
Cotton Hill
Randolph County
J. H. Calloway
W. C. Gunn
Col. Fielder
Augustus
Virgil
Homer
Solomon
David
Job
Crasus
Cleopatra
Julius Cesar
Syrus
Alexander
Phillip
Charles the V
Milton
Bunyan
Loche
Bacon
McCawley
Shakespeare
Cromwell
Napoleon
Tle
Clay
Randolph
Cotton Tull
Port Games Department
J. B. Johnson
J. W. Sutlive
Lathrop & Co
Savannah
Sutlive
Georgia
Sanders’ Mill
W. T. Greene
J. R. M. Sanders
J. N. Ingram
Dr. L. Bankston
W. Ga
Wm. H. Jernigan
C. H. Tibbs
Bradley County
Tenn
T. B. Bayless
J. W. Gass
Masonic
C. C. Burke
H. P. D. Puexrs
A. M
C. C. Burxy
W. M
F. Waxt
Withert
Wilhoft
Wheelock, Finlay & Co
New Orleans
T. S. Powell
Cuthbert, Ga
J. Bradfield
L. H. Bradfield
Atlanta
Bradfield
Joel Branham
M.D
J. Walter
California
Advertiser's Gazette
Park Row
New York
GEO. P. Rowell& CO. Editors and Publishers
A. P. Stewart John N. Fain
Stewart, Wood & Fain
Sawtell
Whitehall St
Artanza, Ga
Avery
Haman
Granger
Allison & Simpson’s
Owen & Sealey
Allison & Simpson
Simmon
D&h
Neence
Sean & Simpson
T.S. Powell
B.C
Allison & Simpsons
H. J. Geeslin I
College Street
Satterwhite Hotel
Janellet
New Orleans Insurance Company
Baldwin & Warner
Metropolitan
YOUNG
Imperial & Gunpowder
Nait
Metropolitan Tea Company
Vesey Street
Junel Sim
Allison Derebor
Binniger
Old London Dock
Jamaica
Martin's
Muscatel
Willey
Malaga
St. Julian
Powell
Drugeiet
Texas
Aernee Iy & Ackerle
Janelle
Ilver
Mason’s
Gam India
T. S. Powe
Powells
Harwins
Allison
Simpson's
Northern Stone
Fes
TR Powers Druggist
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