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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1869
Page
3
Dr Porter now available at Hayes House for professional consultations. Local notices advertise Cooper and Maccreary’s fashion lines, a Friday Powell's Mall entertainment, and a busy schedule of church meetings, including the Spring Vale and Americus district gatherings.
A contentious railroad meeting led by Judge Morrell adjourned briefly to allow civic proceedings. Speakers including IM Jones and Gol Mood touted the economic benefits and route maps, urging rapid construction and public subscription exceeding $100.
The Sauisbury Lanner reports Dr Porter of New York Electrical Institute praised for treatment of diseases including discus. The notice lauds his intelligence, reliability, and efficacy, asserting patients benefited from his care. It condemns fraud by other practitioners and endorses Porter as a trusted physician.
Citizens of Early county gathered in Blakely on the 20th to back a Bainbridge Cuthbert Columbus Railroad route through their town. Col. J. I. Jones was elected president as resolutions urged support, fund raising, and countywide canvassing to secure a feasible line via Blakely and Colquitt.
David Dickson argues against selling surplus Southern lands to immigrants, warning it risks losing cotton as the staple and harms future generations. He cites declining labor, the need for roads and schools, and the dangers of monopolized estates, urging targeted immigration and sale to reliable tenants or buyers.
A historic notice praises Kavvon's Pitts remedy as a cure for fever and ague and related illnesses. It claims immediate relief and lasting work when kept in the house, urging households to begin using it to avoid the sickness sweeping the country. It frames the town as enterprising and confident in the medicine's power.
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