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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1873
Page
3
A fragment from the Cuthbert Appeal discusses city finances, post routes, and a local ad for a variety store in Macon. It notes a treasurer’s report on receipts and disbursements, shipping weather impacts, and praises Seymour, Tilsley & Co. along with Wise & Dobbs crockery and the Gzorem Frourixe mills.
The community consoles themselves as Rev. Re J Barochy and his family prepare to move to Opelousas Louisiana on Monday to begin new ministerial work. He fostered St Pauls Church and earned his towns affection through kindness and faith. the notice wishes him success in his Boston field. Nearby Allison Simpson remove old wooden structures to replace with a large brick fireproof building while spring garden talk increases among citizens. Fire ravages Dr Head’s residence and outbuildings in Miller County as curiosity and loss mix with civic concerns.
The House seeks refund of cotton tax clarifying restitution to the payer whether self or agent. Proviso adds that records benefit the producer unless evidence shows payment and non repayment. Pierces bill referred to Ways and Means. Also reports rise in sheep losses in Ohio and Illinois due to dogs. Creghorn died from a knife wound after an affray in this city. Hoge introduces a bill to curb cruelty to animals with support from a young advocate.
The Savannah News notes Columbus women adopting plaid and check dresses locally made, applauding a broader Southern move away from Northern fabrics. Brick Pomery urges South to support regional mills, arguing domestic production strengthens economy, independence, and patriotism.
The piece discusses a rising emigration of Black Georgians to the West amid alleged state mistreatment. It cites a Atlanta meeting endorsing migration, claims of double standards between Georgia and Southern states, and notes agitation by paid agents promising Western payoffs. It ends with a sharp political aside on constitutional enforcement and a cat metaphor about memory of kindness.
A collage of medical notices and consumer ads tout Dr Tutt's Expectorant and other remedies. Letters praise cures for coughs and pneumonia, while tonics like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are promoted as safe, potent health aids with broad claims.
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