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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1882
Page
3
A jumble of town items reports trespass notices, market hints on eggs and whisky, social visits by J G Parks and Cols Pickett and Soyle, and marriages such as Joe Standley and Annie Parker. Also announcements on auctions, guano notes, milliner advertising, mail service, Bible canvassing, fashion and magazines, a rain, and a note on Rev. R. L. Houck’s death near Mount Airy.
American factories produce about ten million artificial teeth annually to replace decayed ones. The industry uses roughly 2.5 million dollars in gold to cap and fill cavities, supplying dentists and patients with dental prosthetics and restorative components.
Five cent column notices appear in this column for small ads with a 25 cent minimum. A notice from J A Hay invites patrons to view liquors and beer by the quart or gallon. J McK Gunn advertises new neckwear and urges inspection of stylish pieces. An Appeal office ad offers a milking cow trade for a sewing machine with all attachments.
An order from the Randolph County Court of Ordinary sets an administrator sale date. On Saturday the 21st, the remaining stock of the late W. B. Dixson estate will be offered at public outcry before the Brick Store, including boots shoes cutlery hardware and many other items. Ready buyers with at least half value cash may arrange payment for the balance with undersigned.
An 1882 notice urges voters to register before November 1 and requests settlement of all accounts at New Enterprise Store. It advertises cotton gins and supplies, boasting repairs and services at Ginning operations, urging farmers to bring cotton for fair treatment and noting administrative contacts and addresses.
Hon H G Terner the Democratic nominee spoke in Georgetown on Friday the 13th. His audience was small but attentive and engaged with his clear tariff argument. The notice also mentions local businesses in Eufaula and upcoming insurance policy sales, plus community notes on a Sabbath school teacher and a new business venture by B R Kaigler.
Scribal chatter notes social visits from Mrs. Morris and Miss Susie, Miss Willie Dozier’s return, and various town concerns. Advertisements urge sales, low cotton prices, and debt collection. A Parker’s Hair Balsam endorsement and patent medicine blurbs close the page.
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