28 Jul 1876
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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1876
Page
3
The advertisement promotes cloths Bishop and Vichitia Towns Nansooks and Cambricay at M H Ponaski Co. offering cheap fabrics and linen shirts, collars, and coats. It also touts Rosener's German Syrup for coughs and lung ailments with a 10 cent sample and 75 cent size, available from T S Powell.
We offer a cash sale of a fine assortment of Percales at 11 cents per yard. The 7-8 wide fabrics are cheaper than prints and ideal for dresses. Owen and Sealey advertise partner opportunity. a reliable man with $3000 capital can gain interest in a paying business with I. V. Duke at Market Depot Street, Cuthbert, Ga. Also promoting liquor, wines, beer, cold drinks, lemonades, and ice. customer shares being kept on hand for sale.
The county reports a fine corn yield prospect while dull times persist. Coleman longtime treasurer dies Friday. Presbyterian service led by Rev J Eufaula Alabama. Macon Telegraph and Atlanta Constitution visits to Cuthbert readers noted. Baptist Sunday School Institute at New Hope praised for its methods and enthusiasm. Another institute planned near Benevolence with notice to follow.
New release details a comprehensive debate on major doctrinal splits between Methodists and Baptists. The volume promises balanced treatment of perseverance and related topics, with a 184 page work priced at 3.50 for cloth and 4.00 for sheep binding, distributed by an agent named GEO. W. CHE.
The letter reports on Henry W. Gillespie and his century of mining district collecting. It lists vast specimens from Nevada to Alaska, including native silver, tin from the Black Hills, copper from Central America, gold quartz, various crystals, petrified wood, shells, and Australian Kangaroo nuts. It mentions his claim of global riches and a large state collection, plus his sly persona and nickname Steele.
Rev J B Cheves chaired a two day Sunday School Teachers Institute in Lis tounty Pra Se Vale 21st promoting model superintendents and devotions. J P Sawtell and local clergy led discussions on elevating Sunday Schools and their link to the church. generous hospitality and a large dinner accompanied the event.
In Georgetown last Friday the Chattahoochees of Georgetown and the Centennials of Eufaula played a baseball match. Scores show many players with counts listed and note that this was the first game for the Chattahoochees since disbanding last August. A rematch is set for next Saturday evening in Georgetown. Caterpillar infestation mentioned by Mr. Jno Green as appearing in his cotton in large numbers.
The Fort Gaines Democratic meeting schedules a county nomination for the Legislature on Saturday August 12 at 11 o clock. All members should attend or accept the outcome if their candidate is not chosen. Kennox chairs the committee. The report outlines gubernatorial and congressional delegates and endorses St. Louis convention nominees and Senator Hardeman. Caterpillars reported in Early County. Spilkins notes a cousin connection. Sunstroke death toll rises nationwide.
The Georgetown Democratic meeting on January 25 approved a platform backing Gen. A. H. Colquitt for Governor with delegates instructed to vote for him while preserving unity. Minority urged flexibility if Colquitt failed, and multiple slates for Congressional and Senatorial conventions were proposed and decided by ballot.
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