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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1880
Page
3
Col Phil Clay togjet Morgen is critically ill. The Rural News reports various items on goods shipments, agriculture progress, new books by Gen Hood, local art studios, and upcoming excursions to Cincinnati. Mentions plantings, wheat yields, and new stock from Owen Sealy trades.
Friday at 10 in Lis residence the deaths of Jenge B and Worrill were mourned with a funeral procession to Wester’s cemetery led by Rev. A L Hamil. Mrs E Gibson opens spring stock Tuesday with grand display. J B Gormley’s mule killed. millinery開 open under Mrs Houck and Cobb. Carlton J Smith advertises new goods. Baptistery meetings led by Mr Strickland. Miss T Prout married to Harms county. Irish potato shown by Chase Simpson. Cuthbert Amateurs reorganize for rare programs. Conyers corn et band offers to escort Georgia press to May meeting. Georgia Central buys Western & Atlantic lease. Gov Brown retained as president. aims to unite Georgia, Central and L N railroads.
Scattered items include a weather anecdote about Jupiter Flavin and rain, a pricing chart for per cent interest by days, and ads for Milwaukee beer and tobacco. Patchy text mentions Paulding county items, a Cuthbert May preparations note, and a local dealer Isaac Easley offering liquor and groceries. A sobering death note references black draught as a life saver.
In Georgetown, neighbors discuss plans for a May Day celebration among Sabbath school groups and appoint a committee to coordinate with other schools for a central meeting point. Local visitors include A K Jennings of Atlanta advertising for subscribers to the Sunday Phonograph and a betting bout on Grant’s Republican nomination circulating among townspeople.
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