The Appeal 1875 May 28 News Roundup in Cuthbert
The Appeal lists local items from Cuthbert and Georgia including subscription drives for Arprat at one dollar through January 1 1876, club formations for papers, juror per diem cut to one dollar, nosedive tornado talk in Harris county, the death of Rev. R H Luckey in Thomasville, Jefferson Davis in Dallas, Texas, and various regional notes on politics law and industry. It also covers a Savannah Advertiser note on cotton tying with Phillip ties, Athens widows law talk, Ben Hill's congressional conciliatory stance, and a Brooks County voting case.
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R. H. Luckey
Florida
Georgia
Thomas County
Thomasville
Central City
Jefferson Davis
Dallas
Texas
Albert Sidney Johnston
Austin
Atlanta
John Bard
Savannah Advertiser
New Orleans
Orleans
Athens
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Srant
United States
Dominion of Canada
Park Row
N. Y
Economy pledge prompts women to curb dress costs in Randolph county
In Warsaw Kentucky seventy wives pledge a year of abstaining from costly fabrics and frivolous adornments to ease family finances. The piece urges Randolph county Granges to adopt similar action with men pledging to refrain from cigars and liquor, arguing it could spark broader economic renewal.
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Warsaw
Randolph County
Stevens Grange
S. W. Ga
Cuthbert
New York
Paris
Why Are Summer Days Longer Than Winter Days
The text explains days seem longer in summer due to heat expansion. It also mentions preserving mold with pulverized leaf sugar and a joke about a side saddle that holds a quart.
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Jas. P. Sawtell
Pense
Elinbs
Chatham County
Harris County
Ben Hill
Congress
Quitman
Brooks Superior Court
Hansell
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Sterxens
Chronicle and Sentinel
Stephens
General Grant
South
Grant
Hanksas
Opelika
Belle Boyd
Darkey
Savannah
Col
F. W. Sims
H. M. Turner
Radical Party
Turner
Augusta
Columbus Enquirer
Joseph Curry
Springfield
Massachusetts
New Church
Earth
Heaven
Curry
Sparta Times
Macon
United States Infantry
Platt
San Juan Fort
St. Augustine
Brunswick and Albany
Albany
Eufaula
C. C. Burlee
Gaa
Aving
Randolph
Georgia Home Insurance Company
T. S. Powell
Felix Corput
Telegraph & Messenger
W. W. Carnes
Ae Board of Education
Thos. A. Coleman
James M. Smith
State
Jefferson Edwards
Spring Vale
United States of America
N. C. Barsett
Secretary of State
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Powell
Powell's
Allison & Simpson
L. E. McDaniel
Singer Manufacturing Co
JAS
H. Birch
N. Ga
Board of Education
Sharps Rifle CO
Creedmoor
Or Sporting
aNp
Westcott, Hartrorp, Conn
Foster
Houston
U.S
J. E. Foster
J. T. D. Wilson
Masach
the Pioneer
Ellis
C. F. Davis
Omaha
Neb
BP. O. Vickery & Co
Philo
Rowell & Co
Apts
Powell S
Powell’s
Mave On Sue
Japan
Drauggist
Elegraph & Messenger
Outhern Cultivator
Athbert
Sunny South
T. 8S
Allison & Simpson's
O. P. Beall
G. D. Smith
E. Pate
HOYT
Cologne
T. 3
Crurgist
N. E
Public Square
Allen F. Hall
Lassie
Allison & Simpson’s
Hami Son
Alllison & SI
H. J. Geeslings
Old
Alhambra Bar
Keepa
Porter
D&h Scovil
Qwingletrees & Irons
Brooksville Street
Co. M. Broodes
Powele
Ste
S. W. Georgia
J. McK. Gunn
Avery
Shaman
Granger
Heer
A Priouf
J.J. McDonald
Milburn
A. W. Gillespie. Janks
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