The Appeal club reductions and county notices 1874
The Appeal announces larger year end reductions for clubs and gives terms for five and eight name clubs. It lists Randolph county executive committee members and districts with chairman William D. Kiddoo and others. Local notes cover Georgia tax defaults, a Decatur county sale, caterpillar flies, a French gender joke, lightning striking Parson Brownlow’s house, and political gossip about Dick Whitely and Hyer.
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Florida
Early County News
Decatur County
Harrell
Parson Brownlow
Knoxville
South Carolina
Georgia
Decatur
Houston
Colquitt
Samuel C. Gregory
Gilmer County
Macon and Bruswick Railroad Extension Feasibility
A prominent railroader estimates grading at 175000 dollars and total line cost around 650000. He notes the route runs through rich country remote from rail facilities and praises the ridge for a favorable path similar to the Macon and Western line. Despite optimistic local support, current depressions and a failed Monticello and Madison project cast doubt on extension.
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Macon
Fin
Monticello
Madison
Atlanta Constitution
Congressional Election Call for District Unity and Harmony
An executive committee led by Judge Clarke urges a broad convention to select a Congressional candidate. The group favors Cuthbert as a potential site to ease travel, but vows no bias toward any man or place. They seek a united party front and a fair, decisive victory.
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Clarke
Cuthbert
Congress
Randolph
Quitman
Pine Grove Grange Seeks Repeal of Homestead Law
The Pine Grove Grange meeting on the 13th inst. passed a preamble and resolution urging Georgia residents to memorialize the Legislature to repeal the late Homestead Law. The measure cites deleterious influence and opportunities for dishonesty undermining financial obligations and trust. H. Hicks is master and C. Taylor secretary.
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Pine Grove Grange
Georgia
Pine Grove
H. Hicks
C. Taylor
No Hope Now for the Civil Rights Bill
Washington correspondent reports Radical caucus did not vote on bringing the civil rights bill to the House before adjournment. Politicians deem it a confession the party cannot pass the measure, fearing veto or breaking pledges on desegregation. A black leader says there is now no hope for the bill. Missouri Grangers to attend primaries but keep politics nonpartisan. A Columbus Macon passenger train trip yielded 110 dollars amid claims of railroads’ hard times.
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Snrcery Dick
Dick Whitely
Hyer
Valdosta Times
Whitely
Slipery Dick
Savannah News
Washington
Charleston News and Courier
Radical Party
Missouri Grangers
T.R. Allen
St. Louis Democrat
Columbus
Macon
Mose
Ana
South
Cairo
Cincinnati
Louisville
Illinois Central Railroad
Chicago
Grand Pacific
Palmer, Tremont and
Sherman
McVicker’s
Tooley’s
Academy of Music
Burnet House
Dodge
Dayton
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Bates
Palmer
Mason
Senator Morton
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Peter J. Stroaier
Benjamin F. Barge
Jacob L Cobb
Roswell H. Cobb
J. L
R.A. Cobb
Benjamin P. Barut
Benjamin F. Burge
J L. & R. WH. Cobb
Cuthbert
Alhambra
Aingular
Jacob L
Peter J. Strozier
Jarge S.C. A. C
M. C. Parkerson
Din Clerk
8. C
Persistent praise for Cotton Gin by J K Battle
A voluntary testimonial from Athens Alabama dated April 20 1874 praises P C Sawyer’s fifty saw Cotton Gin The letter says it performs as claimed delivering fast ginning clean picking a good sample and never choking with adjustable breast It concludes the writer would not use any other unit and signs J K Battle with his regards
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Sawyer Eclipse
Sawyer
Eclipse
Alabama
Georgia
Bufuata
Goldsboro
North Carolina
P._C. Lawren
H. Easterlin P
Athens
Ala
P.C. Sawyer
Lam
J. KR. Battle
Fainsune
P. C. Sawyer
Macon
Miller & McKown
Locust Grove
Griffin Banking Company
Orr
Dikin & Son
Dixin & Son
E Alex Cleveland
M L Harris
Mixed or Yellow Corn for Sale by Auction
Mixed or Yellow Corn offered for sale in a public commodity listing. Quantity 10,009 bushels. Sale details indicate a single lot available from a seller seeking buyers. No additional terms provided in readable text.
Bacon Sides Shoulders and Lard Ad
Advertisement from a buyer offering cash for provisions with plans to sell bacon shoulders and lard at low prices for ready money. Encourages buyers to consult before purchasing.
Local Grocer Promises Low Cash Prices On Staples
Advertises a large stock of flour sugar coffee tea oats salt and more in Middle Georgia with the largest Cort and Bacon on hand. Claims always on hand a select stock and promises special cash rates for time orders.
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Middle Georgia
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Jas. P. Sawtell
Randolph County
William D. Kiddoo
A.B. McAfee
B. J. Baldwin
James F. Sealey
S. A. Smith
D. L. Ferguson
John W. Avan
S. A. Thornton
William Coleman
Macon and
Bruswick
Louisville Courier-Journal
Atlanta
John T. Brown
Frule Wnisi
F. Barge
J.L
R.h.cobb
Printers
Murtrne
W. B. Tackett
Cuthbert, Georgia
Lumpkin Street
District Court of the
U. S
Southern District of Ga
H. J. Fillingin
Henry J. Fillingin
District Court
West Harris
Jas. T. Flewellen
Attorney At Law
Cuthbert, GA
Patania
Famaly
Powell
Dragxist
D. Phelps
W.R. BR
Confectionery and Restaurant
B. J
Sackson
Eaily Prade
My Restaurant
Eldorado
B. J. Jackson
Thomas
Burke
Washington, Jefferson
Baldwin, Jones
Monroe
Upson
Harris
H. L. Long
Leesburg
Lee County
Jacol Mathews
W. Station
A.J. Surues
Georgetown
C. Sawyer
Wetsven
Williams
Lac . v
Irwiston
P. C.sawyer
Thos Brooks
Elijah
Nathan Bass
Rome, Ga
Griswold
Massey
Taylor
D. Pratt
Eagle
Carver
Arkansas
Rome
CocuRran
P. C. Lawyen
Gadir
T.J
B. J. Lee
Macon, GA
G. A. Cunningham
Ret
Griefin
W. A. Huff
Hale
Rogersville
Tennessee
Holston
D. Powel
Hawkins County
Wards Station
W. S. Baldwin
Cosiee
Pittman
Cologne
JOS. T. Kiddoo & CO
Quarterman
Board of Education
Thomas A. Coleman
Im County
Rickard
T. S. Powell
William Allen
Myrtle St
Ronstone
T.S. Powells
Drugpisti Bookseller’ & Stationer
Blakely Street
L. C. McShichaee & Sons
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