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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1875
Page
2
The Appeal announces a club of five or more names to receive the Arreat through January 1 1876 for one dollar. Cash accompanies names. If no post office is convenient someone can collect weekly by farms to obtain current news. Old subscribers can form clubs and earn six months of Southern Cultivator free.
Administrators and guardians may publish notices of sales in any paper. The Ordinary controls non official advertisements. Beef sells in Macon at 20 cents. It snowed in Philadelphia on the 25th. Illinois has two Democratic governors for first time in 18 years. Judge Keils seeks Territorial Judge ship. Rev Dr William Watkin Hicks leads Fer nanda Observation. Richmond firm received a long delayed letter from New Orleans. Dougherty Grand Jury indicts Cary W Styles for carrying concealed weapons. Southern Watchman notes fruit crop killed by cold. Psamuel Bard’s postmaster resignation accepted. Baptist Convention meets in Milledgeville and adjourns to Thomasville in April. Plymouth church rumored to subscribe 125000 for Beecher defense. Bowen protests. Columbus Enquirer offered for sale due to northern ties. Perry Home Journal predicts cotton five million bales. corn five dollars a bushel. City Marshal of Lumpkin adjourns council with faith statement. Lumpkin liquor license raised to 400. Chatta hoochee protection keeps many tippling houses open. All Georgia daily papers holiday on Monday. East Florida orange trees loaded with fruit. First cruel animal cruelty case before Judge Hopkins. Hal Mitchell fined 25 dollars and costs.
The article extols the Grange as a growing, beneficial organization aiding agricultural interests and broader industry. It notes its nonpolitical stance, esteem from supporters and critics, and its role in communication, economy, and social ties among farmers from Georgia to the Western States. It also mentions local political contests in the 9th District and a knife incident in Atlanta.
Presbytery of Macon held its Geneva session with full resident ministers, one licentiate, one candidate, and ten ruling Elders. Appointments for missionary labor and commissioners to the General Assembly were made, with praise for Geneva’s hospitality and remarks on improving church stability. The next meeting will be in Macon October 8.
Dawson reports detail the Jones murder case with two white suspects jailed after warrants issued for J C Bowen and Chas Jackson overseer and employee of Col Jones. The trial, to be held in Macon district court, draws about thirty witnesses as public sentiment runs high and authorities pursue the case calmly.
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