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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1876
Page
2
In Cuthbert on Friday May 12 1876 The Appeal offers postage paid subscriptions to new readers in this and adjoining counties until January 1 1877. The intention is to place the Aprtal within reach of every family.
A broad plea urges readers to inform neighbors about a new circulating item the Arrrat, available regularly and cheaper by sending one dollar. The page covers diverse notes from Georgia including elections, college sermons, industrial output, taxes, and a fire in Columbus with estimated losses around thirty thousand dollars.
In May 1876 a Texas traveler writes from Mineola detailing Texas soil fertility and crop potential while noting scarce water power and varied social conditions. He observes high immigration, warns of a wave of adventurers and gamblers, and contrasts rough frontier life with claims of better society elsewhere.
The Telegraph and Messenger notes Col Fielder is talked about for Congress in the 2d District, but locals doubt the claim and assert he does not seek office. The piece recalls past conventions, South West neglect, and praise for Fielder’s character and governance, while denying current interest. It also mentions Gen Toombs oath rumors and a New York Methodist meeting on unfermented wines for communion. The Lexington Va call to Rev J T Leftwich and the Washington apron donation round out the snippet.
Randolph County Grand Jury reports roads to be repaired especially Holmes hill and Dover bridge. Recommends levying funds and district examinations for bridge work. Notes jail diet reduction, public buildings repair, pauper fund needs seven hundred dollars, and new county sanitary board appointments. Thanks to Judge Kiddoo and officials.
County officials submit sworn financial statements to the Grand Jury May 1876. Sheriff L A Smith testifies no county money collected since act. treasurer Shown sums and disbursements, including $2117 20 to funds. Ordinary M Gormley reports liquor license receipts totaling 40.00. Final notice of local sale of tobacco syrup salt sugar coffee by Allison & Simpson.
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