Local notices and planned events in Cuthbert region
The Cuthbert Appeal reports an order for 100 extra copies to be distributed to Calhoun county and lower Randolph. It notes weather, a quarterly meeting at the Methodist church, election reminders for Randolph Grange, Powell's Hall entertainment, a Christmas Tree project, new subscribers from Clay county, a St Louis goods card, a Randolph Grange degrees meeting, and a fundraising program at the Male Institute with calls for broader attendance and possible higher admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun County
Randolph
Lester
Megzzine
Randolph Grange
Powell’s Hall
Cuth- Sert
Seals
A. Jiniversal
First fresh shad of the season on our streets
The paper notes the first fresh shad of the season appearing locally, and mentions various items from local happenings. It also reports on subscriptions, market trends, and miscellaneous notices, including Masons and public figures. The tone remains a compact, newsy digest of community items.
Resignation of Prof McNalty at Andrew Female College
A faculty notice regrets the resignation and proposed withdrawal of Prof. M A McNalty while praising his teaching and character. The notice approves Miss Jane Ward chosen by Prof Flewellen as professor and teacher and urges public confidence in the college’s future reputation. Hersert Fiecorr, Chairman. J R Owen, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. McNalty
Jane Ward
Flewellen
Hersert Fiecorr
Chw'n
J. R. Owen
Sec’y
Various 1860s items touch on religion politics and crime
Brevities report Bishop Cummins seceding from the Protestant Episcopal Church and forming a New York sect. A Connecticut father chides his daughter Glycerine. The Great Eastern Circus to donate half gross receipts to a local association. The Chronicle urges county conventions on a Constitutional Convention. Savannah negro troops reportedly receive rations and cartridges for a Cuba march. Four youths travel from Savannah to Macon seeking work. Northern finances improve with loans and southbound money movement. Mrs. Westmoreland plans a southern lecturing tour. Col. Hooper writes on a river trip. Sallie Til key of Augusta died in a Moravian College fire. Epizooty affects New York city horses. Central Railroad directors skip dividends. A bar-room wedding in Americas. An Iowa paper mocks honesty. Judge Lochrane admits accepting 31,000 instead of 10,000. Storms bills repeal postal act limits. Stock kept dry. livestock winter care urged. Chatham Ordinary blocks wife homestead. Wheat plantings rise. Express carriers liable only 50 dollars without declared value. Gold coinage in November totals 1,594,300. Grand Master Masons bans unsealed postal masonic communications. Rev. John P Duncan’s sight restored after operation. Houston County farmers near bankruptcy. A negro shot escaping in LaGrange. Sumner presses Negro question. Atlantic and Great Western Canal debate continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Kentucky
Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Connecticut
Chronicle and Sentinel
Savannah
Cuba
Macon
Eek
Neal’s Landing
Tom Philips
Moravian College
Salem
Sallie G. Tilkey
Augusta
New York City
Central Railroad
Americas
Iowa
Lochrane
Brunswick and Albany Railroad
House of Representatives
Storms
Chatham County
Federal District Court
Atlanta
Express
United States Mint
Grand Master of Masons
John P. Duncan
Baltimore
Houston County
LaGange
Macon Woman Ida Malone Dies From Burning Incident
Ida Malone a white Macon resident died after her clothes were ignited in a mysterious blaze as she retired. Her children escaped unharmed. The event occurred in Irwin County, Georgia, amid a note of civic change including a proposed independent church gift to Dr. Wills and a Macon City Council resolution regarding crackers and fires during holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Malone
Macon
Irwin
Banner
Georgia
Wills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cuthbert
Home Affairs
Methodist Sabbath School
Great Eastern
S.e
Clay County
F. G. Ragland
St. Louis
Hagland
Andrew Feinale
Nea
John Jenkins
Pratt_house
Frey
Our City
Grange Panels
W. B. Dixson
Gaff
Masonic
Washington Lodge
J. J. Harper
W. M. GC
E. Clarke
S. W
J. G. Cobb
J. W. L. McLester
A. F. Hall
O. A Home
J. R. Scott
G. H. Mobley
R. A. Perry
Kirksey
Tyler
Shupters
Hee
Ann Jongston
Hooker
Army of the Cumberland
Europe
Blakely
Tom
Ben Smith
Southwestern
Bass
Marshalville
Jack Brown
The
General Assembly of
Alabama
Texas
Sumner
Abbots Liver Medicine
W. E. Besson
Eufaula, Ala
W. H. Harrison
Jos. T Kiddoo & Co
Besson
W. BE. Besson
Eufaula
Ala
de Besson
Broad Street
Abbott
BraviBly
Lansdell
Atlanta, Ga
Pemberton, Taylor, & CO
Atlante, A
Redwine & Fox
C Lawshe
Root & Sons
Marietta
Serrixn Berospa Dover
J Bradfield
Physic
Thia
L. H. Bradfield
Dinggist
D. Phelps
Southwestern R.R Depot
JAY & Price
Dawson
James R. Wooten
Joseph J. Rogers
Cuthbert, GA
Lanier House
Havana
T. H. Hares
Spotswood Hotel
Atkins & Allison
Gent
A. W. Gillespie
Daily Telegraph & Messenger
Daily Mail
Telegraph & Messenger
Georgia Press
T. 8
Powell
Howard House
J. W. Howard
Gethd
Johnson & Smith
Macon, Georgia
Lanier
Clay
Quitman
C. R
Java
Rio
MR. Li
Cooper College Street
Rowlett & Labatut
Broad and
Orange Streets
Chewalla House
Owen & Seal
Depot Street
Lexapoli
Wilcox, Gibbs & Co
Tk Yard
Wil Taamatars
EE. McDonald & CO
Old Reliable Drug Store
Paig Est
W. B. McHan
Port Tf Cuthbert
Babcocek Fire Apparatus
Tanes
FEF
W. Farwell
Broadway
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