CUTHBERT APPEAL Home Affairs and Local News
Sunday next the first quarterly Conference of the M E Church will be held in his place. J Prescott Eldridge failed to elicit enthusiasm at Powell's Hall. A robbery at Hart's store netted $280. the thief, a stranger, fled. The Chapman sisters open at Powell's Hall with a matinee tomorrow.
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J. Prescott Eldridge
Powell’s Hall
Chapman Sisters
Cuthbert
Boup Rossery
Jno. W. Hart
Dumeness
Mayhew
Glastonbury
England
The
Lancer
Ile
Eli
A. D
Shadrack Herrington
Georgetown
County of Quitman
State of Georgia
Arthur H Attorney
Wise Parker
Tes
William C. Leath
Early
A. Hood
H. Smyth
U.S
Drs Smith and Tackett Open Short Stay for Book Close
Upstairs in the Lawyer building the physicians will remain together briefly to close their books. All debtors should call to pay or give notes, or their accounts will go to a lawyer for collection. Our colleges draw princely young ladies to Cuthbert for superior education and healthy, affordable schooling.
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Drs. Smith & Tackett
Lawyer
Jang-Ti
Cuthbert
Ayer
Ladies pledge to avoid dress goods in 1874
The Stevens Grange, No. 47, and Bienes Grange, No. 47, vow not to purchase dress goods finer than calico for the year 1874. The move aims to ease hard times, support families, and set a civic example, signed to mark fidelity to the cause.
Second distribution offer for Constitution subscribers
The Constitution printers announce a second distribution to subscribers after the first successful run. They offer the entire Constitution Building valued at $15,000 and invite clubs to form within ninety days from January 1, same conditions, seeking wider participation despite pressure not to delay.
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Times
Constitution
W. A. Heupurnt & Co
Status of Civil Rights Bill and Related Notes
The item reports on the status of the civil rights bill, noting Butler’s motion to recommit and subsequent steps in the debate. It includes a warning about unsafe wallpaper handling in Ohio and a discussion of agricultural productivity methods inspired by a German farm example. It also covers local Georgia taxes, salaries, and a Siamese twins farming arrangement in North Carolina, plus California starvation fears and a yellow fever death in Lee county.
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Butler
Judiciary Committee
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