The Appeal 1883 May 25 Epiday Notes
The paper lists weather reports from Minnesota to Wisconsin, local industry notes in Sumter and Meridan, and society items. It reports snowfall in the Midwest, opium use in New York, a major tobacco tax collection, and county anecdotes including a Carroll county woman with eighteen children. It notes Mercer University president A J Buttle resigning, Kendall's Spa claim, and artesian wells planned for Cuthbert. Local social notes include an orange eating contest, a fire company festival, and a Brie of miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Sumter
Evansville
Ohio
A.J. Buttle
Mercer University
Delaware
Kendall
Treasury
Washington
New York
Wisconsin
Cnve Baresa
Mediate
Monroe
Brooks
Ward Station Items Reflect Rural Prosperity and Weather Oddities
Local notes from Ward discuss Cuthbert's industrial activity, cotton and guano sales, and a forecast of continued growth for Ward. The column notes a warm welcome to new residents, a peach harvest by Y. E. Deane, Dr. Hammond’s Metric system claim, and a death near Laisa Bandlie, with optimism for Spring and fruit development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
Keirdustries
Ward
Plack
Tts
Vennor
Spring Vale
Firent
Ure
Local school progress and frost impact across regions
A report lauds a young teacher who built a larger school in months and praises Sabbath school efforts for morals and growth. The piece also notes a cold snap in Missouri and Virginia harming crops, with frost, snow, and lingering cool nights. It mentions cotton yields, regional farming views, and a horse racing opinion referencing Mund S. and Rondall's Spavin Core as a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret J. W. Dénsingtos
Cropa
Ypicnia
St. Louis
Wethern
Missouri
Illinois
Lixcanesc
Richmond and Alleghany Railroad
Lynchburg
Clifton Forge
Columbae Times
A Blessing in Disguise Porous Plasters Advertisement
An 1890s style testimonial from Brooklyn touts Alliedt’s Porous Plasters as a cure for rheumatic pains kidney bronchitis neuralgia and other ailments. Mrs E Tourxins endorses swift relief and general vitality, recommending the plaster with Brandeth’s universal lifegiving and life-bealing Pile for speedy restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelph St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Brandeth
Mas. E. Tourxixs
One trial of Piastera porous plasters urged
An advertisement claims a single trial of Piastera porous plasters proves superior to all others and warns against inferior imitations. The text also promotes Parker's Hair Jalsara for retaining abundant hair and color. The note dates May 25 31 and references a general sales pitch.
Hop Bitters hailed as cure for nervous prostration in 1889
A 1889 note from Washington DC claims Hop Bitters revived health after long nervous prostration and loss of appetite, with improved strength and ability to work. A Michigan and Texas testimonial praises Hop Bitters for bilious fever and kidney complaints in malarial climates, noting long sales and superior efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weshlegton
D. C
Guertewes
Sam
Grand Jury Presentments of Randolph Superior Court 1883
The Grand Jury for the May Term 1883 reviews county officer books, addresses road conditions, and urges road repairs. They propose a committee to select a site for a public building, seek bonds, and call an election on Court House adequacy. They authorize an artesian well on the public square and advise a tax increase to 45 cents per $100 for county purposes. They request improved stipends for court attendance and election officials and publish legality notices. They thank Judge J Clarke for his courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Superior Court
Ux Anto
Svar
Vitor
Court House
Cuthbert
Sail Public Building
Voort House
Uee
J. . Ler
Hhe
General Assembly
Rendolph
Bia
J. Clarke
Jonx L. Brows
Foreman
F Brimberry
J W Nichols
TN Gordy
W D Amnock
QF Barry
WI Matusz
OZ Desa
OA Horria
J J Harper
Harper
GF Buefeld
Csj Bouchanan
Jono Bell
WC Bs
J J Boyett
DC Anirews
GA MecNel
JW Sealy
Wit Wholey
TS Bull
JE Bridges
TS Sealy
J.T. Cuanxe
SCPC
H. O Beant
Letters tell of a water wheel claimed for Rail Road men
A letter from Hawkieville and another from Holliman details a pending machine claim. It recounts an incident where a person fell into water while testing a wheel, was saved after about two hours, and later reports the stem proved hard to farm. The writer, B. W. Bent, endorses the wheel as claimed by the company for railroad workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ga.daly
Freud
Jean
B. W. Bentli
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Jas. P. Sawtell
Epiday
Carroll County
Michigan
Orange Co-Operative
Meridian
Miss
Railroad Commission
Thomas Battle
Edfinbroke
Kissimee
Florida
Minnesota
RB. Ridley
Ube
Senator Hill
Atlanta
Ronny Me
Alsbams
Albany
Conyers
Fort Taines
Baye
Tle
Vanderbilt
Mund S
Chicago
Ronddall
Parker
Mas, Mary Broass
Seles d& Bro
Hawkieville
BROWN
Hawkinavilie
Holliman
Hawkineville, Va
Geo. Collier
Albany, Gawn
Jelks, Brown & CO
Southern Produce ‘Commession Merchants
Cincinnati, Ohio
American Watch CO
Waltham, Mass
Luca Bermen
Crrerun
Ellery Watch
All Bret C'Aes Jewelers
the Telegraph and Messenger
Wosees
Hoga
Cliquan
Astcciied
Prev
Pia
Wire
Supreme Doan
Ity
Supreme Court
Brats
Inuword
Telegraph
Tan
Ene
Peeters
Gortatowsky
W. King
Horsa
Rysdyk
Ainda Rine Muse
Rysdyk's
Tuinoeer
Bolonion
Avorrox
Cathbert
B. Trapp
G. W. Brooks
Cuthbert, GA
Jatrus
Semorantous
Powells, Drugelt
Sad Stasloutr
W. B. Tackett
Pajares
Warver
Pieter
Tytler
Delat
J. McK. Gunn
Sadie
Scovil
Geo. McDonald
Dixie
Zard Wille Powder Co
Ounea
Doorg
Illathoy
Urocin
Milla Byrap Kittle
Irea Reiling
Eta
Engilara
Ducion
W.P. Allison
ROONE
STM
Luicton E Rey
Aulinon & Bimpon
Stevery and Stevens
San Mt. Mone
Allison & Simpson
Esmeralda
Heegerann
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