The Appeal Advertisement Rates and Policies
The Appeal announces weekly Friday publication by Lawtell and Christian with advance payment required. Subscriptions One year three dollars, six months two dollars. Advertising rates: one square ten lines or less one dollar first insertion, seventy five cents per additional insertion. Obituaries and notices follow standard rates. Announcements of candidates five dollars cash. Materials and letters to the proprietor will be promptly attended to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Worx
Planters Warehouse E erects new central warehouse
Planters Warehouse E announces E McDonald has built a large commodious warehouse on depot Street near the public square, a central location in Randolph County for the planter public. The move promises more inducements to old planting friends and many new customers with ample reception arrangements.
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Randolph
E. McDonald
Depot Street
Storage of Cotton and Goods News Note
Storage of Cotton and Goods offers liberal advances on cotton and goods, with personal attention and improved service for patrons. The latest Commercial News will be at their disposal to assist friends and customers.
Consignments Solicited for Cotton and Farm Supplies
E McDonald and Co invite consignments of Cotton and related farm goods and list a wide range of plantation supplies. They promote local railroad improvements that will cut freights, boosting cotton value and making Cuthbert a premier inland market. Planters urged to ship cotton to Cuthbert.
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Waxton Yard
Cuthbert. E. McDonald & CO
Andrew Female College Hires Term Dates and Tuition
Andrew Female College Cuthbert Ga announces term start September 20 and year end the last Sabbath in June. Regular and extra courses list per term or per annum tuition, board and incidentals with specific rates. President John B McGehee invites patronage and outlines facilities and healthful locality. August 16 1871.
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Andrew Female College
South
John B. McGehee
A F.C. Cuthbert
City Bar EF Now Appeted with Large and Choice
A concise note reports the City Bar EF now presented with a large and choice selection. The update highlights expanded offerings and a broader assortment for patrons.
Fire epic in the N Y Leader reads like a dramatic blaze
A dramatic poem by Hugh Fp McDermott titled The Fire depicts a city fire scene with shouted calls for water, heroic firemen, and a family’s tragedy. The narrative builds from rising flames to a scene of destruction, with vivid imagery of crying, maimed witnesses, and reflections on truth and mortality.
Letters of Recommendation with a Great Man’s Aid
A gentleman seeking a boy for his office chooses one based on impressions. The candidate’s manners, respect, kindness, honesty, orderliness, and tidy appearance convince him more than letters. He prefers what eyes reveal in ten minutes to five written endorsements. Provision in season makes a rich house.
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Mr. Richardson
Mr. Meehand
Mr Meehand
Mr. Mechand
Brown’s Hill
Louis
Mr Mechand
Mother
Brigham Young
New Haven
Dr. Jones
United States
North Carolina
Virginia
Missouri
Rising Star Society
Americas
Cherokee County
London Bridge
Jones
Dublin
Louisville
Johnny Hogan
Burning Woods Refugee Narrative From Wisconsin Fire
Green Bay Wis October 14 A refugee recounts a perilous flight through a blazing forest in the Northwest. A woman, her child Louis, and her-mother face engulfing flames wolves and panic as a mad mother seizes a knife before the narrator restrains her. They survive by reaching safety with aid from neighbors and later reach Green Bay while the mother remains in a state of dementia.
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Green Bay
Wis
Tean
Mr. Wilson
Northwest
Louis
Hell
Loup Gerou
Lveite Mecuano
Reading Faces and Reading Minds Show Limits of Character
A long discourse on physiognomy notes that facial expressions rarely reveal inner traits. It cites diverse examples from Shakespeare to Bret Harte and a street observer, arguing that outward looks mislead about character and that even seasoned readers erred in judging people.
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Bret Harte
Raphael
Oakhurst
Shakespeare
Iago
Othello
Genesis of the white race sermon quoted in Montgomery Advertiser
A Black minister near General W. W. Allen’s plantation delivers a funeral sermon over Uncle Burton’s body recounting a disputed Genesis of the white race. The preacher narrates Adam and Eve’s theft of Fowler apples, linking it to “poor white trash” and Democratic voting, in a satirical account cited by the Montgomery Advertiser.
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Dempsey Morgan
W. W. Allen
Uncle Burton
Darwin
Adam
O. K
Ebe
Ile
Montgomery Advertiser
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Herbert
Newton
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Monticello
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Cuthbert
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Journal of Commerce
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