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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1880
Page
3
A seller advertises a large stock of shoes including men women and children pairs and notes a price of five pounds for cases. The speaker offers the inventory for sale and mentions surrendering the stock.
An 19th century ad notes a Loose Wheel Attachment for old style Singer machines to fill bobbins with no run at the mechanism, and promotes a Sewing Machine Lamp Bracket by THOS BRANTLEY of Chicago. It then touts Bromoline as a Western medicine popular in Chicago, flanked by Parker's Ginger Tonic claims for coughs, colds, and broader ailments, with multiple vendors and testimonial snippets.
A damaged fragment references J P Toombs and Dr Ashton visiting country friends monthly, with notes on a local Eufaula remark about the British Cough Sump and a claim of its effectiveness when others fail. Mentions include a Cuthbert office schedule and Saturday town presence.
Local notices recount post election sentiment in Randolph and surrounding counties. Citizens discuss results, party shifts, and the impact on Hancock and English, with reports on Colquitt and Crozer victories, turnout, and county-by-county tallies.
Fragmented reports discuss possible substitutions on the Radical Presidential ticket involving Grant and Garfield if Democrats win in the UK and Indiana. The piece notes prior advisories about shifting support, electors’ power to vote, and potential New York legislature action, with warnings that Democrats may not easily prevail. It also includes local notices from Stevens Grange urging fair cotton pricing and remarks on medical remedies and a local insanity case, reflecting varied 19th century newspaper content.
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