The Appeal Advertising Rates and Policies
The Appeal, edited by Lawtell and Christian, outlines subscription costs of 300 per year or 200 for six months, and 18 cents per issue with cash in advance. It details ad rates: one square ten lines or less at 100, plus 75 cents per additional insertion, with discounts for yearly advertisers. It notes fees for candidate notices, obituary charges, and that communications promoting private ends are ads. It also states that transient ads must be paid at insertion and letters to the Proprietor will be attended to.
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Moab
Jordan
Dead Sea
F. A. Klein
Jerusalem
Dibon
Lijah
Heaven
Israal
Mesha
Jehoram
Jehosaphat
Jehovah
Nebo
Chemorh
Israel
Planters Warehouse W Announces New Central Depot Street Site
Planters Warehouse W informs planters in Randolph and neighboring counties that E McDonald has built a large commodious warehouse on Depot Street near the public square. The central location promises more inducements to the planting public and to both old customers and new friends.
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Randolph
E. McDonald
Depot Street
Cotton and Goods Storage and Liberal Patronage
Thankful for past favors we hope to give general satisfaction and merit liberal patronage. The latest published Commercial allows will be at the service of our friends and patrons. Liberal cash advances made on cotton and goods in store.
Cuthbert Cotton Market Promises Lower Freight Rates
E McDonald and Co solicit consignments for cotton and plantation supplies. They note upcoming railroad thoroughfares will reduce freights and boost cotton value, urging planters to bring cotton to Cuthbert. Personal attention promised in sale of cotton and related goods.
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Avon Yard
Cuthbert. E. McDonald & CO
Andrew Female College announces term dates and fees
Andrew Female College in Cuthbert Georgia resumes exercises on September 20 and closes before the last Sabbath in June. The year is in three terms starting September 2 January 1 and April 1. Fees listed include primary 1200, preparatory 1500, collegiate 2000 with a diploma fee of 500. board and living costs per annum. Greek and French 4000. music 60. drawing 3000. painting 0. calisthenics 500. singing free.
City Bar Expands Stock With Large Choice Selection
City bar announces a broad new stock of goods, highlighting a large and carefully chosen assortment designed to attract customers. The update emphasizes variety and quality across categories, aiming to boost shopper appeal and sales.
Old Tune Resting and Distant Bells Over Sunset
A reflective verse scene evokes twilight on College Street with a wagon passing, flowers, and a moonlit landscape. The narrator praises nature and art, mentions Nannie Cobbie Hood and Man, and recalls past joys while longing for a serene ride with companions Curupent and Sunxpows in Georgia on October 2, 1871.
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Nannie
Cobbie Hood
Flora
How Daniel Webster Prepared His Speeches
A debate in Congress featured Daniel Webster delivering a premeditated sentence formed after a Quebec visit. He sketched the idea on site, wrote and rewrote it back at his hotel, then memorized it for use when the moment arose. State Democratic Executive Committee set a Macon meeting for October 24 at 10 am. Home Again Governor Bullock and H I Kimball return to Atlanta with news of European finance. The cotton caterpillar damages Alabama and a frost occurs in Camden South Carolina on the 29th ultimo.
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Congress
Daniel Webter
Great Britain
Rome
England
Webster
Quebec
Tie
State Democratic Committee
State Democratic Executive Committee
Macon
Carrerp AnpEinson
Ch'n
Democratic
H. I. Kimball
Gov. Bullock
Atlanta
Kimball
Europe
Alabama
Camden
South Carolina
Blackberry Brooch Prompts Love and Truth in Small Town Tale
In a sunlit kitchen Ursula Perry and Harry Clifford flirt beneath a looming dilemma about Miss Bradbury and an inherited brooch. Dr. Darling chokes on a blackberry covered heirloom, a revelation that clears paths to marriage and happiness as the old doctor blesses the couple and keeps joking at tea each year.
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Dr. Darling
Chi
M. D
Harry Clifford
Harry
Brandy
Pepeirre
Ursula Percy
Ursula
Ursula Perry
Miss Bradbury
Darling
Percy
Mrs. Darling
Dr. Daring
Sophy Bradbury
Tribute to the Late Dr Bonnell at Wesleyan Female College
A memorial meeting at Wesleyan Female College on October 3 marks the death of Rev J M Bonnell D D. Resolutions praise his virtue and leadership, vow mourning badges for 30 days, offer condolences, and request publication in local papers. Also notes a British factory wage cut and a Wisconsin suit over a goose, plus Portuguese emigrants heading to Charles City County Virginia.
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Wesleyan Female College
J. M. Bonnell
Southern Christian Advocate
Macon Telegraph and Messenger
Portugal
Charles City County
Virginia
Richmond
Beauregard endorsement of new departure favored for Democratic victory
In Kansas City Gen. Beauregard voices support for the new departure as a path to Democratic success, urging progress over old lines. He notes Southern openness to the platform, cites Hancock and Gratz Brown as potential Northeastern and Western appeal, and says the South will back the Northern Democrats to win in 1872. Paris votes funds to repair monuments after siege. Colorado shows extensive newspaper and post office network.
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Beauregard
Kansas City
South
iIt
Democratic Party
Grant
Hancock
Gratz Brown
Missouri
Northwest
The Great Necessity for Christ in Child Training
A compact sermon on religious upbringing emphasizing Christ as the core of training. It argues many character failures arise when Jesus is absent, urges parents to present a living God through Christ, and to center home life on the Saviour to nurture moral strength in children.
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Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Babe
Bethlehem
Annexation scheme to unite Mexico with United States
A New York dispatch reports a broad covert drive by ex Confederate officers and others to annex Mexico to the United States within five years. Joseph E Johnston is named as chief, with Iosecrans and John A Logan among supporters. The plan reportedly targets Mexico first, with advocacy spreading in Mexican press and a winter push anticipated.
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North
South
Mexico
United States
New York
Joseph E. Johnston
Iosecrans
John A. Logan
Juarez
Model City Council of London Elected for Life
The Aldermen of London hold lifelong office with a 2500 fine for refusal. There are 240 Councilmen chosen by freeholders. the Mayor must have served as Alderman and is also Judge of the Criminal Court and Conservator of the Thames. The Lord Mayor also acts as Admiral of the Port and head of the city lieutenancy. Council members must have spotless records with no bankruptcies. the Council is the legislative body.
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London
Great Britain
Thames
Privy Council
If every person owned fire insurance would paupers fade
An English contemporary claimed universal fire policies would end poverty. A sharp retort suggests such plans would prompt murders for insurance money. The note records heavy black frost in Aiken, 8. C., on the Ist inst.
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Aiken
8. C
Ist Inst
Wit and whimsy from a byegone schoolroom
A collection of quips and scenes from teachers, pupils, editors, and a variety of daily life moments. Jokes, misread lines, and innocent mischief show schooling era manners, language play, and social norms through light anecdotes and brief dialogues. Distinct figures include teachers, children, a Louisville Ledger note, and a California editor.
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Planters Warehouse
Andrew
Cuthgert GA
Andrew Female College
John B. McGenee
A F.C. Cuthbert
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St. Andrew
College Street
Echo
Mountain
Elysian Plain
Gould Larreet
Curupent
Sunxpows
Daniel Webster
Pearl
Mann
Tam
Harry Cliffort
Aunt Darling
Henry Clifford
Bonnell
Bombay
Lancashire
Koshkonong
Wisconsin
Paris
Colorado
Danbury News
Nashville
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Little Jake
Jake
Tom
Arthur
Papa
Louisville Ledger
Nuffin
Toledo
Ohio
Himarho
Calfornia
Brigham Young
New Orleans
Girich
Canada
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