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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1876
Page
3
A damaged fragment discusses elections and publication space constraints. It mentions postponing short communications and notes gloom in nature, with faint references to joy and health. The text contains garbled phrases and unclear names, offering little concrete detail.
EZ Now on hand 100 Pi Block acre al gfattde. The most elegant display of Shawls and Sacques at MH. Puraser & Co. LAE Great Bargain tare. Our Dress Goods department new styles. Kid Gloves and other Novel direct from Europe sold at very reasonable prices at WH Pune & Co.
The text muses on marriage and social matching while reporting a Saturday night blaze at a blacksmith shop with fire damage. It notes J C Boone receiving fresh oysters, property sales in town, Randolph Grange meetings, and local merchants expanding offerings including boots, jeans, and watches.
The page lists subscription receipts for the Arrian, warehouse receipts for cotton, a county wedding at Ward's Gustion, and an editor’s health setback. It notes stronger seasonal merchant collections, improved farm self sufficiency, and reduced credit use. It advertises John Clark Ridpath’s History of the United States with subscription price and publisher details, praising the work’s clarity and portraits. It also mentions railroad employees presenting gifts to Virgil Powers in Sparta Borambor.
A Tuesday evening meeting in Powells Hall featured Col. Smith delivering a vigorous attack on corruption in Washington. He portrayed the Grant administration as entangled in whiskey rings and plunder, urging voters to support retrenchment and honest governance. Col. Kennon followed with anecdotes, reinforcing the call to spread Democratic reform and elect W. E. Smith to Congress.
Classified ad notes low prices on bacon shoulders flour and sugar with mentions of Liverpool salt and evaporators. References to Allison & Simpson and G R Bacon offer discounts as markets show price declines amid harsh times.
Crowds gathered at Dr. Mercer’s store on Wednesday night to hear election news from Indiana and Ohio but left without clarity. In Morris Station, E B B Darden’s corn crib burned, with no lead on the arson. Georgetown welcomed two new stores by Andrew Webb and the Johnson, known as the Thomas House, while Albert Hill enjoyed a rare town visit during his Lumpkin County teaching stint.
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