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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1883
Page
3
Local notices boast Gravely at Powell's and daily grocer deals from Jordan & Co and Powell's. School news covers Dawson and Andrew College commencement with essays, medals, and diplomas, plus military drills, concerts, and a curious challenge to a reader.
A local notice discusses the likely crossing of the Brunswick and Albany line at an early day and the route’s advantages. It notes the value of land along a proposed fifty mile stretch in Georgia, timber and low grading costs, and potential for reduced casualties. The piece also invites readers to a July 6 picnic near the brick pond west of town at the Oliver residence, open to all Terpahohean art lovers.
Local notes describe a lively Georgetown picnic with praise for Dr Bledsoe, railroad talk from Lumpkin Independent, and friendly community jottings. Sealed bids invited for a bridge at Logg's crossing on Hodshodkee creek with specs at a Georgetown drug store.
In a digressive excerpt a mix of names and phrases appears including references to Mother Hubbard, cyclones, poets, and local characters. It mentions John Parkion, Dan McKeither in wine manufacturing, the blackberry brigade, and John T. Gibson on the sick list, with a County Court note indicating Summier’s presence.
Friday notices offer fruit and meat sales at various prices, hardware and repair services, machinery plans, ribbon requests, pistol references, a reward for recovery, fish prohibition warnings, ice cream and lemonade, currency payment terms, and general merchandise ads all dated around early community notices. The items reference individuals such as W. H. Dixson Thos Heaven Raven N. M. Weaven Jas. A. Hats and Gunns, with actions including sales, building, fishing prohibition, and law enforcement.
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