The Cuthbert Appeal Home Affairs Notes
Local items report subscription efforts for the Macon and Brunswick Railroad, dust and drought concerns, and gardens that have “played out.” Several youths lost five dollars in the Louisville Lottery, and the Mayor's Court heard cases of five and costs. Obituaries note Mrs. Harris and Mr. Kempner’s loss. Col. A. T. George visits to start a nursery. A beall’s mill pond alligator remains elusive. A pocket-book found. owner must claim by showing property and paying. Town life grows dull after female college commencements.
Little Shop Round the Corner Boots Ad
An advertisement prompts readers to visit the Little Shop Round the Corner opposite Appeal Office for boots with emphasis on fit durability style and repair service. The note mentions W H Harrison and nearby Fort Valley lodging with breakfast bells and Byington establishment as a scene.
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Georgia
W. H. Harrison
Byington
Fort Valley
The Organization of A Grange Initiates Randolph County Planters
At City Hall in Randolph County a meeting chaired by O P Beall began steps to organize Patrons of Husbandry. Twenty names signed as members, a five member committee nominated officers led by Beall as Master and an adjournment set for July 26 with a Constitution and By laws committee to report. Applications accepted before the next meeting.
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Randolph County
O. P. Beall
David Goff
C. R. Knowles
Henry Days
Wm. Coleman
J. F. Harden
Charles Stubbs
S. G. Robertson
Jas. T. Flewellen
J.T. Harden
J.P. Sawtell
B. C. Mitchell
J. P. Sawtell
B.C. Mitchell
G. Robertson
Crockett Horse Power and Patent Gun Gearing Praised
Crockett's Inox Works in Macon promotes its light simple durable power geared for guns threshers and many machines. E Crodgett has built a respected iron railing and machinist supply business with competitive terms and quality finishes.
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Crockett
Macon
E. Crodgett
Baseball Match Set Between Chewallas and Eurekas
A baseball game is scheduled for Thursday evening at the grounds east of town, pitting the Chewallas of Eufaula Alabama against the Eurekas of our city. The locals anticipate a tighter contest and aim to surprise their visitors with better play. The game will begin at one o clock.
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Chewallas
Eufaula
Ala
City backs a dedicated sanitary officer for poor relief
The board applauds prompt city sanitation and supports appointing a City Physician funded by the council to inspect conditions, attend the sick poor, and ensure medical care is provided to those unable to pay. It urges adoption and highlights Bernd Brothers as a premier Southern manufacturing house. It notes Frank K Kings balloon landing after a 48 hour ordeal and Clarke Swayze's move to Kansas. Brunswick lumber firm Ino H McCullough & Co reports vast shiploads and lumber value.
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Board of Mhearts
Ex Governor Jenkins to Deliver Phi Beta Kappa Oration
Ex Governor Jenkins of Georgia spoke during Commencement week at Union College Schenectady New York and was appointed to deliver the annual oration at the 1874 Commencement. He is a graduate from Union College class of 1824.
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Jenkins
Georgia
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
Planting remedy for cotton caterpillar proposed
A reader suggests a simple, costless plan to exterminate cotton caterpillars. Mix vinegar with syrup and a little fly poison, place in a dish, and set on stumps in cotton fields to attract and eliminate caterpillars. Planters should begin early to prevent widespread infestation.
Bridal trip ends in tragedy at Niagara Falls
The Buffalo Advertiser reports a fatal accident at the Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian side. A man named John Elliott a woman named Margaret Rollinson and a twelve year old brother were lost when their boat capsized after visiting Chippewa and Welland. A search noted a young lady’s body found at Youngstown with a plain gold ring and gaiters.
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The
Buffalo Advertiser
John Eliott
Margaret Rolinston
Chippewa
Welland
Canada
Canadian Falls
Toronto
Cleveland
Chippewa S
States
Niagara River
Youngstown
Georgia counties vote on fence proposition for stock control
A few Georgia counties voted on a fence measure to enclose stock or crops. In every case the crop enclosure won by a large margin, while poorer stock kept its usual liberties. The text notes more owners of poor stock than tillable land.
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Georgia
Simmons
Tremendous Barnum Advertising Costs Attract Big Returns
Bills total 450000 for show costs plus 50000 for circulars and 250000 for newspaper ads, with total advertising expenses around 750000 and potential returns of 120000 per month or 840000 for the season. Cattle shipments from Wachita and Kerr Weevits claim follow a corn storage tip from Col. James Wilson. Premiums promise for watermelons with prizes from The Appeal and other papers. Also notes tonic claims for Firro-Puosporarep firrzir of Carisaya and Simmons Liver Regulator as health aids.
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Barnum
Carisaya
Casweb, Hazarp& Co
New York
Local department offers Goops and builder supplies in Charleston
P. P. Teale's Builder's Emporium lists Goops on hand plus doors sashes blinds mouldings brackets stair railings newels posts balusters and in house items. Direct from manufacturers includes window glass builders hardware marble and slate mantels drain pipe encaustic tile wire guards and all items for first class houses. Free price list on application.
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P. P. Teale
Charleston
Emigration Offers 1.2 Million Acres in Missouri
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad advertises 1,200,000 acres in Central and Southwest Missouri at 3 to 12 dollars an acre, with seven years to pay and free transport from St. Louis. Climate soil timber minerals schools churches law-abiding communities invite emigrants to lands of fruits and flowers. Address A Tuck Land Commissioner St Louis Mo.
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Missouri
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
St. Louis
A. Tuck
Cheap Westward Travel via Missouri Pacific Line
Thousands head for new homes in the fertile West with Missouri Pacific Railroad as the recommended direct route from St. Louis to Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, Oregon, or California. The line offers Day Coaches and Pullman Sleepers with best track and equipment west of the Mississippi. Texas connections now include routes via Sedalia on the Missouri Kansas Texas line or Vinita on the Atlantic and Pacific line. For maps timetables and rates contact J F Thompson Chattanooga Tenn or E A Ford St Louis Mo.
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Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Oregon
California
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
J. F. Thompson
Southern
Avent
Chattanooga
Tenn
E. A. Ford
80. Louis
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