The Appeal: Georgia politics and Andrew College debate
A 1881 column reviews Georgia politics including Conkling’s resignation talk, local sermons on Andrew College, and a long circular from a local board member defending his actions. It details budget strains, charitable efforts, and tensions over college governance and denomination independence in Cuthbert.
Hop Bitters Converts Boston Lady After Fourteen Years Of Pain
A Boston woman suffered from a fourteen year history of sick headache and neuralgia. Her husband began giving Hop Bitters for the first attack and it proved very effective. He continued its use, and she urged twenty prominent families in her circle to adopt it as their regular family medicine, praising the remedy highly.
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Boston
Sande
Thanks for hospitality from Cuthbert and counties
A brief letter dated May 26 1851 from Dr G E Buipox and M McCay at Chillicothe Olio thanks citizens of Cuthbert Randolph and Wyoming counties for 80 gunereux in welcoming them and offers reciprocal hospitality if guests visit Ohio.
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Mr. Snot
Cuthbert
Randolph
Wloming
Gunereux
Ohjo
G. E. Buiopox
M. McCay
Chilticoth
Olio
Notice from Cerment trustees on college Proposition
A 1881 notice from Cerment Georgia trustees states no outside propositions will be entertained and announces plans to elect a president at a June meeting to advance the college. The letter is signed by J E Gourney J C Mantis and I K Owes. Also an advertisement proclaims Dr Marshall's Lung Syrup bottles enlarged with free samples and $1 regular size bottles sold by J P Toombs, from Main to Californi.
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Livi
L King
Thia
South West Georgia
Cuthbert
Andrew College
Mary
Oto
Haulton
Ims Peadhing Board
Carneat Sflorin Dame Dn College
Imi
Georgia
Grange College
Reas Leon
Ths College
Firtoga
Andraw
Aggurad
Alarge
Satine
Messare
Kucceas
J. E. Gourney
J.C. Mantis
I.K Owes
Cerment
Dr. Marshall
J.P
Main
Californi
Local Trade Notes and Advertisements Highlight 19th Century Goods
A fragmented column shows merchants touting prices on Calico cloth 6 cents for blue and 5 cents for dark varieties, plus sheeting at 63. A broker proclaims fair dealing, urging customers to buy Seminole Liver Regulator and cigars from Easley. Also advertised are writing leads, envelopes, and printing services from the arperal office.
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