Georgia towns drive out liquor dealers and other notes
The Appeal reports twenty five Georgia towns have driven out retail liquor dealers. It notes Ohio voters gave Republicans a bigger majority. A Brunswick carload of cotton arrived for Liverpool, while Atlanta drummer Heard committed suicide after a guilty verdict for simple assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Ohio
Atlanta
Montreal
Brunswick
Albany
Liverpool
Alex. H. Stephens
Angel
Dr. Austin
Fort Valley
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Pulaski
Atlanta Commonwealth
Jas. T. Heard
Conyers
Hull
Heard
The Factory Again Reopens in Cuthbert Partnership
Col Fielder outlines plans to reopen the Cuthbert Factory with $25,000 for modern machinery. Letters from fabric experts praise the site and promise stock funds, a local resident offering to oversee operations, and a pledge to donate services if profits fail to reach 20 percent on a $40,000 stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Fielder
Cuthbert
Synod of Georgia to Meet in Cuthbert in November 1875
Citizens of Cuthbert hear invitation as the Synod of Georgia gathers November 10 1875 with Rev Dr Irvine of Augusta opening. Delegates limited by funds to about sixty five or seventy, six presbyteries named, sessions open to public, need host families and broad invitation to assist. Also notices on local medicine and a obituary notice for Dr George F Buchanan and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
Synod of Georgia
Irvine
Augusta
Macon
Savannah
Atlanta
Cherokee
Florida
Methodist Conference
Baptist Conventions
Presbyterian Church
R. A. Micke
Baptist Church
G. F. Buchanan
Sumter
Cuthbert Factory Appeal for Local Finance and Support
Herbert Frenper urges Randolph county residents to finance a rebuilt Cuthbert Factory. He cites low labor costs, local material, fuel abundance, nearby rail access, and strong demand for employment. He argues factories should be cash financed and asks willing locals to form a capital base and open books to test the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert Factory
Eountry
Cuthbert
Randolph County
Herbert Frenper
Baptist Ministers Saving Fund Appeal in Georgia
Eatonton Georgia October 12 1875 an appeal column urging Baptists to support the Baptist Ministers Saving Fund to aid aged and needy ministers across Georgia. The request notes trustees Jus A Ethridge James T Davis and Huey F Oliver urge contributions to James T Davis treasurer Eatonton with assurance funds go directly to relief.
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Eatonton
Macon
Georgia
Baptist Brotherhood
Jus. A. Ethridge
Jas. T. Davis
Baptists of
God
Paul
Christ’s Kingdom
James T. Davis
Sam
Huex F. Oliver
Enterprise Academy Examinations and Dinner in Clay County
Report from Enterprise Academy Clay County dated October 5 recounts a school examination and exhibition led by Prof McCarthy Bluffton High School. Prizes awarded Miss Carrie Blackburn composition and John Harrison declamation. A social soiree followed with a troupe performance by Prof Williams troupe to conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Academy
Clay County
Clay
Enterprise School
Ben
McCarthy
Bluffton High School
W. H
Carrie Blackburn
John Harrison
McWilliams
Woman's Best Friend Regulator at Atlanta Drugstore
An 1870 testimonial era notice touts Dr Beadfield's Female Regulator as a cure for the whites and womb irregularities. It claims rapid, decisive action, cites market price of $1.50 per bottle, and includes a March 21 1870 Georgia endorsement from Rev. H. B. Johnson. It also criticizes standard medical advice and promotes Dr Water's Celery Compound as an alternative tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Beadfield
L. H. Bradfield
Atlanta
Martetta
Mesers
Wm. Root & Sons
H. B. Johnson
Green's August Flower advertises cures for digestive ailments
The notice promotes Green's August Flower as a remedy for dyspepsia liver complaints sour stomach sick headache habitual constipation heart palpitations and other digestive disorders. It urges readers to buy from Dr. T S Powell with sample bottles at 10 cents and a regular size of 75 cents promising relief after two doses.
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Green
T. S. Powell
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Jas. P. Sawtell
State Grange of
Alabama
Selma
Memphis
Bacon
South
Columbus Enquirer
Besson
Quarterman & Ackerley
Quaxisr- Mas Wackrehley, Om
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Albany Argus
Baptist Ministers’ Saving Fund
Wiggin
Charlestown
Mase
Buck
Mynistry
Powell
U.S
T. 8. Powell
Draggist
Bockeller and Stationer
Borgia
Quitman County
Thomas Miller
Said County
Court House
Said
Lee
William Lewis
Curtis M. Lowe
Odlit
Crampton
Imperial Soap
Crampton Brothers
Rutgers Place
Jefferson Street
New York
P. Toale
National Mixed Paint Co
Great Amer
Page Machine Belting Co
Hayne
Pinkney Sts
Ashley River
West End
Charleston
S. C
Eli Jenkins
James Jones
Seaborn Jones
Dennis Peterson
Solomon Pittman
John H Jenkins
Fort Gaines
Oliver, Douglass & CO
Third St
Macon, Ga
J. W. Domingos
Randolph
Oes
Wile Carhart & Card
Fairbanks
W. Massey
J. McK. Gunn
Owen & Sealey's
Owen & Sealey’s
Allison & Simpson
Powell Druggist
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