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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1881
Page
3
The market loads with bargains from D. Kearnse's and F. Pulaski & Co. including clothing, cloaks, boots, shoes, dress goods, wool jeans, carpets, and ladies wear. Items highlight cheap cloaks, dress goods, woolen jeans, and a major sale of boots and shoes. A sale note urges prompt cash prices and mentions upcoming visits by Dr Roburtson in November.
A posted notice by W B Dixson warns all persons old or young and black or white not to fish in his pond or shoot any game. He instructs his miller Abe McKinde to report trespassers and promises to prosecute to the full extent of the law. Dated oc28-31.
A rare opportunity offers leasing a good three mule plantation with rights to clear additional land for a four year term near Cuthbert. Interested parties may learn of details by calling at this office.
A lively scene describes two ponies in new gold harness drawing admiration and a ride to the Aviian office. The column notes social visits, hotel dining at Carver House with oysters, and previews events by Wanamaker & Brown, Presby church services, and a major Southern Exposition show with Col Jan A Allison. It also covers public notices on whiskey politics and temperance urging civic action.
Readers praise Pary Fore Balsam as a beauty product that restores gray hair to its original color and enhances overall appearance. The ad-like snippet emphasizes purity and appeal to women seeking rejuvenation.
A jumble of fragmented items from Georgetown and nearby areas includes weather notes, marriage mentions, real estate ad copy, a local murder trial update, and social anecdotes. Reports touch on rentals, land sales, a wedding performed by Rev Twite, and brief regional chatter about marriages and local life.
The passage urges factory workers to escape confinement to improve health, claiming indoor air harms pallid faces and appetites and that without fresh air or Mop Bitters they face blood, liver, kidney, and urinary troubles. It promotes Mop Bitters as a cure, praising health and rosy cheeks.
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