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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1877
Page
3
M H Pulaski Co advertises reduced prices on all goods due to money matters. They pledge to undercut every store in the region and match or beat rivals’ items. Special deals at the Great Bargain Store include goods in various lines, with low prices on grass cloths linens Hamburg edgings and trimmings.
The fragment promotes August Flower as a remedy for digestive and liver complaints claiming widespread US use. It lists symptoms such as sour stomach headaches and heart issues, urges consulting T. Powell of Cuthbert Georgia, offers a 75 cent bottle or 10 cent sample, asserts relief with two doses, and notes delivery by BS Allison & Simpson within city limits.
Save 10 to 25 percent on dry goods clothing shoe hats and cashiers at D Harri's. He pledges to not be undersold by any store in Cuthbert or elsewhere, promising strong value and aggressive pricing to draw shoppers.
Fragmentary text appears to reference names and items such as Tack Well Dukitay Mukeng and Tanacon with disrupted phrases. No coherent events, dates, or roles are readable to form a factual summary.
Local ad announces May sale offering prints and fabrics at deep discounts. Items listed include prints 5 1 2 cents, sheeting 7 cents, bleaching 10 cents, muslins 12 1 2 cents, dresses line down from 25 cents to 12 1 2 cents. A broad mix of white goods shoes hats clothing appears, inviting shoppers to visit and benefit from the low prices.
A store notice says Boone and Dixson have arranged to keep a full supply of tickets at hand for the people of Cuthbert at prices equal to or better than before. Patrons are urged to call at the store to procure tickets and stay cool.
A detailed engraving map titled War Mynyps outlines the Black Sea Asia Minor Caucasus South Russia Roumania and Eastern Turkey with price and dimensions. Published by E Strisne at 22 and 24 Frankfort Street New York copies available upon receipt of price. Currents on display in local shop and note of future maps.
The notice recalls the death of Martie, infant daughter of Rev. T. Raod and Mrs. English, who passed away around midnight Tuesday. It notes her baptism ten days earlier and reflects on faith, loss, and the family’s mourning, with community notices about local events and upcoming meetings in Cuthbert.
London dispatch notes Disraeli’s anticipated intervention with Austria and potential conflict with Russia. Armament increases spread across land and naval forces, transports mobilize, and naval stores head to the Mediterranean. Markets unsettled as war sentiment grows amid press urging action. A separate note from Civican reports a Southern Presbyterian assembly seeking reconciliation with Northern church leaders in Brooklyn.
Messrs Mathews and Green meet the Wyley after river travel while wheat talk centers on a rustproof variety grown by Mr Brooks. He predicts 90 bushels per acre and counters critics. D G Adams visits town, picnic plans for Friday grow, Prof Dorier and Kennon set to speak. cabbage leaf brag and heat effects, cemetery improvements, and Fort Gaines Guards drill reminder in town notices.
Quitman Superior Court convened in Georgetown with Judge W J Kiddoo presiding. Grand jurors were sworn in after being called and the charge given. Dr Chastain who teaches at Morrix Station faced an exam, the school members apparently acquitted themselves, and public school opened with 35 scholars. A Nashville nurseryman visited, many orders noted. Heat surged to 87, fans in demand.
Prices for bacon, bulk meats, lard, sugar, coffee, flour and corn fluctuate daily. Today's quotations list corn meal at cash 90c per bushel, various bacon cuts, hams, salt, sugar, coffee, syrup, tobacco, fish, crackers, and farm goods with ranges. Agents for Virginian Salt and 3 Dime Yeast Powder touted.
Refined Iron plow tire nails rods and steel in various sizes axles for wagon and baggy 12 50 per set plows hoes shovels rakes hoes and forks cast turn plow stock singletrees heel pins and plow lines list set out with prices per item and per dozen plus ads for stoves pumps and cooking store items all warranted and priced to beat competition with low end options and broad product range
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