Visiting surgeon program offers cures at National Surgical Institute
An 1878 notice invites the public to a visiting surgeon from National Surgical Institute at Avanta, Ga. on Oct 22. Free examinations will assess deformities and chronic diseases such as crab feet, hip and spine issues, paralysis, catarrh, eye and ear diseases. The event aims to identify treatable cases and arrange home care if possible.
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National Surgical Institute
Cuthety
Ure Institute
Local notices and updates from a small community
Judge Perkins improves after a recent illness. Seed rye demand rises. November dates peek at the 13th. A dozen years since the first issue of the Arrea. Grange Institute’s echolara numbers rise to about forty boarders. J J Jay reports a boy weighing eleven pounds. Cotton prices hold at 8¾ to 8¾ cents. 3,504 bales received locally. A Lackman dies after brain congestion. C C Torona promotes honey and jelly recipes via Mia A R Douglass. Coleman Station chicken trade dwindles. Brown to attend a Sunday Convention. Advertisers urged to notify changes by Monday noon. Auto ad page alignment and printing notes included.
Harris Dry Goods Store Ad Promises Cheap Goods in New York Trade
Hurrah for Harris offers cash purchases in New York to beat any store on prices. Claiming ten dollars of goods can be bought for 3 750 values, saving 25 to 30 percent. Invites all to compare, with location near Allison and Simpson's, urging customers to buy here first.
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New York
Cuthbert
Harris
Allison & Simpson
Cuthbert news notes hint at cotton race and church fund aid
A Cuthbert itemized page describes a cot ton storage contest between two warehousemen with a 9 foot race to decide who may cut the cotton. It mentions local business rivalry, a planter, beer for four, and community figures. The piece also notes musical convention at New Hope church and a fund-raising effort for a colored Baptist church reaching 348 52 dollars, plus remarks on Prof McNulty and the Grange Institute in Cumber t.
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Harry
Price
Cotter
Cuthbert
Chattahovelies Musical Convention
Neasion
New Hope Church
Cuthbern
John Te
Colored Baptist Church
South Georgis Agricultrist
Thomasville
McNulty
Grance Cotcecrats Lasrivore
Cumbert
McNalty
Board of Instruction
Dewaila
Tow Institute
Georgetown News Briefs and Local Items
Hon William Smith of Quataan County speaks in Georgetown drawing a small crowd. he leaves for Fort Gaines after a brief appearance. A fight at Hateboro Station leaves Joe Winalott with a severed nipple wound, healing. Tax Collector will close books during court week. executions will resume for unpaid accounts. A cheerful, prosperous outlook is described with fine turnout and hopeful dawns after war. A boy seven weighs fifty pounds and hauls twenty pounds of cotton daily. J Huo Phillips and J J Urambly report injuries. a finger is severed. A load of cane, including Alaska pine, arrives. potatoes fetch good prices.
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William 2. Smith
Georgetown
Capt Smith
Fort Gaines
Fort Gaines Sings Confession Train Ride and Local Notices
The issue notes an extra train from Fort Gaines at 8 35 Sunday for attendees of the Singing Confession at Coleman Station with round trip fare sixty five cents. It lists local ads for tooth powders medicines and paints, church notices including a quarterly conference postponed to November 20 at Bottiel Church, and a new pastor Rev W N Cooper. It mentions a fatal lamp accident, a rain shower, and various retail items at Furman & Co. Drug Store as well as medicinal claims for Green's August Flower and Parker's Tonic with promotional details and sample offers.
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Fort Gaines
Coleman Station
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Statrsox, Jr
Allison & Simpsona
Sap
Fevre Pris
Waxnox & Dust
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E Freeman
Jaut
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C. C. Torona
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Brown
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Isaac
Hurrah
Cuthbert Armateure
J. Meek
Gunn
L. A. Smith
Haseen
W. B. Dixson
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John Gay
Joe Winalott
Noah
J. Huo Phillips
Labor
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Americas
Ead Thomar
Busien
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Meo India
T. & Powell
Dragalst, Bookseller
and Stallonen
Ee Jones Brace
Pale “Polantlon
Uw 5
E. Freeman
A Reese
Vanbaskirk
Thurston
Faxsuax & Co
Ann Simovaar
Safius Hodepeth
Abe
Furzuax & Co
Dtl St
Hapitat
Sandey
W. N. Gooper
K. Bunn
Bethel Asociation
O'S Drug Store
Freewan & Co
Mr. Smedley
Sheriff's Office
Farewan & Co
J. E. Peterson
Messia
Geo, P. Swil, & Co
Columbus
Parker's
J. W. Strantorp
McK. Gune
Georgia
Mr. Gunn
J. McK. Gunn
Isaac Steuernan
Eufaula
Alabama
Teuerman
Sax McKenzie & CO
Suuchky
Beloon
Orote
Old Forrester
Iss
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Ee Pea Mill Cast Iron
Va Large
J. Konsei
Zafsule
Ala
Eecolina
Owen & Seater
Cathbert
Cahbert
Call
Owen & Sealey
P. Sudalle Rose
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