The Appeal News Digest from Carroll to Georgia
A compilation of brief items includes a Carroll County teen mother, a starch of prices in Alexandria, wages in Atlanta, a fatal wreck near Eufaula, organ ads, fertilizer sales in Columbus, and crop frost forecasts. It notes caterpillars on Lumpkin plantations, pennies in circulation, dried peaches valued at over 300000, and a Washington county insurrection trial verdict of not guilty. The Richmond Whig and Governor Smith comments on work ethic and treatment of negro preachers amid a Gran itville robbery.
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Carroll County
Sturgeon
Alexandria
Atlanta
Dean
Henry County
Alabama
Eufaula
Columbus
Lumpkin Independent
Columbus Enquirer
Cuthbert
Georgia
Washington County
South
Richmond Whig
Granitville
D. C
Wenderson
Rozier
Constitution
Smith
Darkeys
Stevens Grange Denounces Seed Cotton Theft Pact
At the September 3 meeting Stevens Grange No 47 passed a unanimous resolution pledging members not to trade with seed cotton buyers and urging statewide brethren to denounce those who steal through illicit purchases, calling them harpies and robbers of honest toil. O A Barry secretary.
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Bro. Sawteett
Stevens Grange
O. A. Barry
Sec
State Fair Call to Southwest Georgia Exhibitors
The article urges a large turnout for the Macon State Fair opening, pressing Randolph, Clay, and Quitman counties to exhibit their farm products. It condemns sightseers and urges regional pride, arguing that active display benefits all and that Southwest Georgia should start exhibiting on the 18th of next month to prove progress even without prizes.
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Macon
Randolph
Clay
Quitman
Georgia
Georgia Letter Reveals J R Sapp Cow Theft Case
A Pierce County Georgia letter relates the escape of J R Sapp from Stewart County and Jacksonville Florida. It chronicles Sapp posing as revenue officers to swindle men in Ware Coffee Irwin and Sumter counties, his arrest near Hard Money, and a pistol incident with a bailiff before he was jailed with his father.
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Savannah
Sapp
Pierce Co
G. M. Britton
Jacksonville
Florida
J. R. Sapp
Dowling
Carter
Ware County
Bennett
Burwell Sweat
Sellers Lee
Coffee County
Daniel Lott
W. G. Robinson
W. H. Robinson
Irwin County
Irwingville
Irwin
Dooly County
Williams
Sumter County
G. D. Smith
Webster County
Americus
Hard Money
Stewart County
Cuthbert
Randolph County
Old Sapp
Baliff
Tributes of Respect for Moss E Tison and Roser Rives
Two fraternal notices honor Moss E Tison a long time Mason and church deacon born 1812 in Georgia died 1875 in Randolph County with mournful resolutions and mourning badges. Spring Vale Grange 385 likewise laments Chaplain Rosr Rives died August 29 1875 and adopts resolutions praising his zealous service to the Patrons of Husbandry church and community.
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Crooksville
Moss E. Tisox
Tison
Rehoboth
Baptist Church
Ciry
Twiggs County
Randolph County
N. H. Minter
L. K. Arruur
J.C. Mettox
Spring Vale Grange
Rosr. Rives
Church
Lon
Curugertt Appeal
Georgia Grange
J. P. Lyte
W. J. Morais
Jonyson
M. C. Epwanros
Ague Conqueror Promises Curing Fever Without Poisons
An 19th century advertisement touts Ague Conqueror as a cure for fever and ague without quinine or arsenic. It claims to purge blood liver and spleen and prevent recurring chills, even after long bouts. Sold by Powell.
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Jypeowct
Powell
T.S. Powell
Farm trade offer promises best prices in cash or produce
Be My prices will be found cheaper than the cheapest for the same class of work. Net cash or corn fodder or anything else raised on the farm will be received in exchange.
Findlay’s Celebrated Wrought Iron Screw Cotton Press
Findlay offers the NISBET SCREW with additions of the Patent Conical Roller replacing balls. Pins 10 feet long and 4 inches diameter. Presses can be operated by hand horse water or stem power. Complete presses or simple irons furnished with drawings directions and timber bills.
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Nisbet
Wood Coffins and Sheriff Sales in Cuthbert Georgia
Randolph Sheriff will sell at the courthouse door in Cuthbert on the first Tuesday in October between legal hours. Properties include Land Lot 71 in the 4th District to satisfy a suit by Robert M. Packett and Andrew Mathews, Lot 254 in the 6th District to satisfy a suit by Margaret McWilliams and others, and several other land parcels tied to multiple files. Also a mortgage sale of Lot 178, with A A Crumbley as owner, and a probate notice for Moe E. Tisou estate with Rebecca Tison, administrator.
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Randolph
Court House
Cuthbert
Said
Andrew Mathews
Rudolph County
Robert M. Packett
K. M. Packet
Svid County
Robert D. Chaman
Autiffy
Randolph Superior Court
Margaret McWilliams
Robert D. Chapman
M. Chastain
R. D. Chapman
E. L. Douglass
Robert M. Puckett
de Bonin Non
Reubin Jones
Eugenius L. Douglass
A. A. Crambley
A. A. Cramuley
Morizase
Rendolph Superior Court
H.H. Jones
A. A. Crumibley
Findlay Grand Gold Medal at State Fair 1873
Findlay's Presses wins grand gold at the 1873 State Fair. The exhibit earns top honors for craftsmanship and innovation among regional presses displayed by Findlay. Local exhibitors praise the judges’ choice and the growing reputation of Findlay products at fairs.
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Findlay
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