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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1875
Page
3
Business notices announce D. Kempner has received a new lot of Muslins sold rapidly. Allison and Simpson will deliver all goods purchased within the corporate limits free of charge. Kempner emphasizes fresh stock bought in the last thirty days, with no old or shelf worn stock offered.
Local ads announce new dry goods stock at Harris Dry Goods Store with linens, muslins, lace, white goods, shoes, and cassimere clothing. Kempfer promotes a large summer hat stock. An ad claims 50 cases of boots and shoes priced lower than competitors in Cuthbert. Also promotes Dr Wilhoft’s Anti Periodic Tonic with testimonials and local sale through JT S Powell in Cuthbert May 7.
Be Your Own Physician promotes Green's August Flower as a cure for Dyspepsia and various illnesses. It also advertises Acuvue Conqueror fever and ague remedy claiming no quinine or poisons. A Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine offer promises savings of fifteen to twenty dollars with home delivery from Cleveland Ohio and agent recruitment.
Local ads promote sewing machine attachments of all kinds at bargain prices in Southwest Georgia. Woodrich’s Tucker adaptors fit leading machines at $1 each, plus second-hand machines priced $5 to $25. Also mentions Dr Magendie and Brany’s enamel paint with testimonials and a call to read agent Knight’s endorsements.
The issue reports on the State Dental Association meeting in Atlanta with Dr. Robertson absent, planter activities in cotton, a 150 pound jack fish sighting on streets, and remarks on local business and post office cards. It notes Mr. R. M. Johnston’s marriage in Jacksonville and the updated billiard stand near the post office.
Early next week Owen & Sealey announce arrival of a splendid line of new dress goods and prints. A large lot of ladies bows, ties, collar sets, and related items will be on exhibition. Also expected are bacon, lard, and hams. May 7.
The Brooks House proprietor W C Brooks buys J T Walker’s livery and sale stables in Fort Gaines and plans immediate relocation to run the new venture. A storm in Stewart County damaged a residence, injuring a wife and wounding children. details are scarce. James Corby Sawtell promotes subscriptions for the AppeAL and outlines his quirks and platform in a satirical notice.
The Grangers reunion and barbecue drew a large crowd on Saturday despite threatening weather. Speeches by Dr. J. P. Stevens Col R. F. Crittenden and Rev J. D. Clarke were well received at Andrew College Chapel. A church wedding for Williams of Cameron Ga and Miss Enma McHans was noted along with a cake gift to the bride. The Spring Term of Court proceeded with Judge Kiddo delivering charge and civil suits under review while the liver cure Simmons Liver Regulator was recommended by a local editor. A ministers and deacons meeting was announced for Bethel Association. A storm in Augusta and a separate report from Wilmington noted fatalities and injuries, while Judge Brooks ruled civil rights law invalid in its criminal aspect. An elder lady Mrs Sarah Perkins of Stewart county died. an infant death from scalding near Providence was reported.
A 1875 exhortation urges farmers to live within income, curb debt, and expand self sufficient crops. It champions Grange societies, calls for independence, prudent production on each farm, and warns against reliance on others for buying or selling. The piece envisions radical reforms benefiting rural life and market freedom.
The Fort Gaines Guards unanimously adopt a resolution to organize a Pic-Nic on Friday the 14th inst with broad citizen involvement. A committee led by Col R E Kennon calls on Clay County residents to contribute generously and support the uniforms and equipment.
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