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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1869
Page
3
The item cites local appeals about water works and fixtures for Hockett needing irrigation and reservoir construction. It notes a public dancing rebowl reopening at Hagel Hall on August 2 with invitations for attendees and reports of city matters. It includes notices about arrears collections, insurance company activity, and advertisements for remedies and public records.
A dated notice from May 16 warns Masonic lodges worldwide against receiving ROT. DAVIS of Newton Lodge 224 expelled for grossly unmasonic conduct on June 12 A D 1800. Davis described as about five feet high with red hair and hazel eyes. secretary Opus BENT, Bocassady, requests adherence to the expulsion.
Historic report details a proposed 8000 mile French cable in two legs from Advent to St. Pierre and St Pierre to Massachusetts. It notes copper weight, protection layers, and claims of superior transmission speed. U.S. Secretary Fish engagement and a final accord grant allowing landfall at Rouse's Hummock, Duxbury, Massachusetts.
A large exposition and sale will be held in Marietta during the third week in August, from Thursday the 17th to Friday the 21st. Proceeds fund educational buildings for poor white children, with articles donated from various trades. Visitors receive free return transport to Marietta from the point of origin, and all items are sold at real value.
Sigma of the Cincinnati Commercial outlines Mrs Grant's Dent relatives seen around the White House, detailing their positions and intrigues. It portrays General Dent and Judge Dent, notes patronage ties, and mentions family members in New Orleans and Mississippi, ending with Wade Alton's death and charitable bequests.
Sheriff Mackey and deputies arrested P P Hedges Alfred Smith Mosca Brown Boston Jenkins and Mosca Gatladon on Edisto Island for leading a riot that erupted after freedmen refused to work. Cyrus Heywood was also taken, escaped, and later re-arrested. authorities released prisoners on recognizance awaiting investigation by Magistrate DeLarge.
An 19th century ad-like passage urges readers to consider Lippman Pyratige as a harmless tonic for fevers and illnesses. It extols its safety and suitability for delicate persons, and then shifts to praise Pomeroy’s Democrat newspaper and publisher, inviting subscriptions and claiming unrivaled quality and humor, with a push for large club subscriptions by September 16. It ends by endorsing Solomon’s Strength Enicating and Invigorating Bitters for nursing mothers.
AGeorgia newspaper reports on a inquiry into bondsmen for Atlanta and Augusta defendants. Names signed to the document include W. P. Rhodes Ephraim Sweedy William Gibson Herbert Stallings and others from Augusta Atlanta Rome and beyond. The piece calls for a thorough investigation into property owned by the Atlanta bondmen and asks local papers to reveal the identity of a Roman signer.
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