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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1875
Page
3
CUTHBERT APPEAL announces a large fall stock of dry goods clothing and various goods. D. Kemner M. H. Pelaski Co and W. B. Dixson offer low prices on shoes, groceries, and fabrics. Advertisers tout window offerings, Organ prices and five year warranties with Estey organs.
The column collects local tidbits including Floraline’s poem to appear next, weather delays at a singing convention in Rehoboth, a week of chills, inquiries about Spring Vale closing exercises for Capt Edwards’ school, red clay work on the square, Towns leaving Bethel College for Augusta, a Valdosta marriage of W N Boone to Bell Coleman, John W Bragan elected Justice of the Peace to fill a vacancy, railroad schedule disruptions delaying down mail, a pear specimen praised, and D Smith selling Singer sewing machines via Anthony’s tinshop with full guarantees and attachments.
Indebted parties urged to come forward to settle with Ser mu W B Dixson. Gas Black Alpacas of good quality priced from 39 cents. M. H. Purasxt & Co. advertises the largest cheapest stock of clothing and gents furnishing goods newly unpacked. Call before you buy to save money.
Advertising copy boasts relief for coughs colds and throat lung diseases with 250000 sample bottles distributed yearly by Druggists across the United States. It cites sales through T. B. Powell at 75 cents per bottle with two doses claimed to relieve. Sample bottles offered at 10 cents each. Octl-cow.
A community plea urges grand jurors to enforce property protection laws amid frequent cattle hog and calf thefts within and near Cuthbert. It calls for reporting visible wealthless vagrants requiring work and proposes an ordinance to require ear marks on cattle sold locally.
Mrs. Powel's evening show drew criticism for low attendance though performers were praised for skill. The program supported repairs to A. F. College, while cotton market notes highlighted O N Simpson's crop estimate accuracy and Petit Gulf Seed's superior yield and drought resilience. Local officials and lawyers’ practice changes were also noted alongside brief notices from Salisbury and Macon regions.
Louis Bagger of Washington DC and former United States Court of Claims Chief Justice Joseph Casey have arranged to push cotton claimant payments before the next Congress. Their prepared points and arguments aim to win early committee consideration with influential House members reportedly favorable. Judge Casey will present first, followed by Judge Bartley and Louis Bagger.
M. H. Pulaski & Co markets large Woolen Jeans stock promising quality guarantees. They advertise jeans from 11 cents and up and a full Pall and Winter Cassimere line just arrived.
Findlay markets a celebrated wrought iron screw cotton press with modern conical roller option replacing balls. Pin 10 feet long, 4 inches diameter. Suitable for hand, horse, water or steam power. Available in complete or simple iron forms with woodwork by any carpenter and full drawings directions and timber bills supplied.
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