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The Cuthbert Appeal 25 Feb 1881  [Randolph Co GA]

For the encouragement of the rising crop of boys...to
point out a few examples of success...memory turns to
boys who set type in the Appeal Office........

Eugene Douglass--editor & proprietor of the Alma
Independent of Arkansas

W J Scott--of the Howard Co Telephone, Ark

Eugene D Byars-editor & publisher of the Guntersville
Democrat, Ala

Johnson D Shaw-Delphi Times of LA

Josh Jones- with his partner also a Cuthbert boy Eugene
Lehman of the Arlington Advance

James P Dodge- engaged in business at Jacksonville, Fla

Rev Henry Dodge- of Presbyterian Church at
Jacksonville...these brothers     were devoted sons of
Cuthbert widow, the latter not a printer boy

John B Wardlow- son of a preacher, long located at
Cuthbert has reached an early distinction in literature

Charles Brown- son of John T, now distinguished elder
of M E Church, TX was a wild Cuthbert boy since the war

Ben Baldwin- prominent as a lawyer at Paris, TX Fielder
brothers Idus & Clarry- prominent lawyers in NW Ark,
the former a popular member of the legislature of that
state,now in sesssion

Byron Johnson- Attorney at Ft Worth, TX, an unaided son
of Cuthbert widow

Willie Russell of Sherman TX &  John Lightfoot of Paris
TX- sons of estimable widows, superior business
qualifications,fine situations

John Shaw of Americus, Charles Harris of Arlington,
Roswell & Henry Cobb    of ALa, all successful
merchants, are Cuthbert boys..............