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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1873
Page
3
The Cuthbert Appeal reports on local events including a planned dignified hang event, cotton arrivals, a death in Fort Gaines, tax notices for 1873, and street grumbling about hog damage. Also mentions a Magnolia Base Ball Club match in Eufaula, a correction about slave figures, and Friday night fire company parade plans.
A band of burglars entered several homes including Judge John T. Clarke Dr Tackett Capt LB Smith and Prof W T Parsons seizing watches money and clothing. Suspects Alex Puckett and Williams fled toward Eufaula but were released by habeas corpus and pursued toward Montgomery. The community laments rising burglaries and criticizes local officials.
The Griffin Star urges hearty farmer cooperation to protect interests and end dependence on merchants and professionals. It argues farming is the noblest and most profitable occupation and calls for teaching children farming value, with cautionary notes about diversions into law or medicine. It also notes Dolor Snead’s bond dealings and promotes Jerro-Puos PomaTred Hillar tonic for appetite and fever prevention.
The notice promotes Simmons Liver Reanlator as essential medicine and praises its effectiveness. It also sells Venetian Blinds and related window products from Mr. P. P. Teale of Charleston, offering guaranteed quality, factory-made blinds and free price lists on request.
The article explains Venus transits across the sun occur at irregular intervals of 8 122 8 and 106 years with the last in 1709 and the next in 1814 Where 1874 observations aim to settle the solar distance now stated between 91 and 95 million miles Large funds are invested by several nations including England France Germany Russia and the United States to observe the 1874 transit.
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