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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1881
Page
3
A collage of bold commerce items and social notes from Cuthbert and nearby towns includes furniture, dry goods, and millinery promotions at multiple stores, praise for Mrs. Gibson's millinery opening, and shopper guidance. It also covers clover seed planting trials, oats availability, and assorted farm and stables info with local court movement, marriages, and college enrollment updates.
A garbled notice describes a missing $20 bill reward for its return to the Appeal office near Os College Street and the post office. It also mentions a found gold badge left at the office and requests the owner to claim it with sine and meriee for the nation ESF.
The newspaper notes a heavy rise in business at the New Enterprise tore, prompting the proprietor to hire more staff. It praises HL. B. Mathews for securing George P. Mathews of Texas, touted as Columbus’s best retail dry goods clerk, and highlights a vast Ready Made Clothing stock. It mentions Dowasots school enrollment, Prof. McNulty’s success, Guan’s return from the north, Bill Arp’s writings on Garfield and Arthur, and a debate on political fairness and upcoming state redistricting.
The Chattanooga Times urges trust in Mr. Arthur to continue executive leadership after a period of schooling in public sentiment. It counsels calm, unity, and prudent handling of office to avoid disturbing the nation’s recently settled policy. It hopes his restraint will honor the memory of his predecessor and bind the country together.
The article denounces fake certificates for bogus medicines and fake miracles, criticizing claims of cures by Hop Bitters and similar remedies. It targets pretended foreign roots and long-standing bogus endorsements as deceptive marketing. The piece cites The Republican as the source of the warning.
R G Moums, agent, invites bids on Brown's Cotton Gin Excelsion and Griswohl Gins with attachments. Also represents Anno Milla and Ketthes cotton presses from the Columbia works. Includes mentioned prices.
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