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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1875
Page
3
The Cuthbert Appeal lists merchants like M H Pulaski and Co offering lower prices on dry goods, clothing, and Ladies Fancy Goods. Messrs Kempner and Dixson promote shoes and groceries while Toale touts doors and blinds. Eggs offered for cash, and shoe ads push fashionable footwear as well.
Local column notes pointer dogs and rusty guns for partridge season. Judge A A Gamble sick in bed. school kids mis spelled communicant. Allison and Simpson advertise cheese quality. buy wood subscriptions. Chattahoochee Musical Convention in session at Rehobeth church. Andrew College opens with thirty three scholars. comments on education. George town nursery catalog promotion by Surles Co. Dr Dozier and Dr Rembert to establish practices in Georgetown and Fort Gaines. Jenkins and others travel with a fifteenth amendment case, $70 recovered near Cuthbert.
Col T J Smith and Gen A H Colquitt will visit Cuthbert on Wednesday October 13 to address Grangers and farmers on issues facing the order and the wider economy. The notice urges widespread attendance, election of three delegates for a Pomona Council, and brings emphasis to unity, industry, and advancement of farming communities.
Owen and Sealey announce a large and desirable stock of goods now arriving and being opened. The firm occupies a store 160 feet deep, well filled with merchandise. The house remains crowded, and they are paying top prices for cotton. Customers are paying notes early, with October paper anticipated.
M. N. Pulaski and Co. advertise the largest stock of woolen jeans and promise quality guarantees. M. H. Pulaski and Co. claim to sell cheaper than competitors with jeans from 11 cents upward and offer a full line of fall and winter cassimeres. Harris Store sits next to Allison and Simpson.
The notice urges a crowd at Powell's Hall for Mrs Powell and her amateur troupe. Admission is 50 cents with proceeds for Andrew College repairs. It promises dialogues, charades, music, tableaux and entertainment, inviting new attendees and urging a party of 25 to qualify for half fare.
The Presbyterian Church’s improvements attract attention as the parsonage gains in beauty and order. The pastor's wife is credited with initiating plans, driving energy, and transforming the home into a model residence with grace, taste, paintings, flowers, music, and culinary skill. Her tireless devotion earns broad endorsement.
Announcement invites public support for Mrs Powell’s amateur performance on Tuesday night the 28th inst to raise funds for Andrew College building repairs. The appeal praises her past contributions and urges a crowded house to help preserve and improve city public buildings.
An 19th century advertisement touts Wilhoft's Tonic as a universal remedy curing chills fever bilious fevers spleen enlargement liver hypertrophy and all malarial fevers. It claims protective effects and lists Wheelock Finlay & Co New Orleans as proprietors and T S Powell of Cuthbert Ga as a local seller.
A claim that a Fever and Ague remedy cures all intermittent fevers without quinine or poisons. It purifies blood and organs, preventing future chills even for chronic cases. Sold by T. S. Powell.
The text asserts that fragile people can gain vitality and longevity through physical invigoration, arguing spirituous tonics depress both body and mind. It promotes Dr. J. Walker's Catharsia Vinegar Bitters as a remedy to supply new vigor and regulate disordered functions.
An advertisement offers a speedy cure for nervous debility weakness opium eating drunkenness catarrh asthma and consumption. Claims that any druggist can market the remedy and provides an address for Prof Wiggin in Charlestown Massachusetts dated July 30.
Findlay's introduces the NISBET SCREW with a new Patent Conical Roller and longer pin. Presses suitable for hand, horse, water, or steam power. Complete presses or simple irons available. Wood-work plans, plain drawings, and timber bills provided for carpenters.
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