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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1893
Page
3
The Cleveland Progress issues rates in April 21 898 for advertising. One dollar per inch for first insertion and fifty cents per inch for each subsequent insertion. Legal advertisements will be inserted at the rate fixed by law. Bills for the same are due and must be paid in advance.
Baptist services held on the third Sunday and Saturday before 11 am with Sunday school at 9 am. Invites non-members. Jony J Kivany is pastor. Merwonk holds service on the fourth Sunday at 11 am with Sunday school and invites all. H1 WM Newtos is pastor. Lavine Pravin Mertina hosts Wednesday prayer at 7 pm.
Schedule lists mail arrivals and departures for Cleveland including times and routes to Blairsville, Mayfield, and other towns. It notes court dates, local officials, and mentions justice courts and future jury lists, with local notices and advertisements interspersed. The column also promotes patent remedies and agricultural notes, mentioning Miss Maud Bell and Mrs. Isaac Oakes among locals.
Rev A F Underwood preaches at 11 a m on temperance from a Bible standpoint. Admission open to all. An advertisement touts a patent medicine called liquid Insative Syrup of Pigs by the California Fig Syrup Co. and notes sales by leading druggists. Mentions J J Kinisey and Cal J W HH Underwood at Dahlonega court and White County as a summer resort for visitors.
The Bhursville Herald reports clearer streams with speckled trout since seining prohibition. School Commissioner Kytle recovers from illness and Dr Johan McGee praises Okefenokee country. In Carroll County Whitecap case, eleven indicted are found guilty. Funeral notices and sermons outline May services. Two men from Gillesville and local residentPitchford nearly fall from a road cart. Martin sustains minor injuries.
The 17th year 798 Nacoochee sends greeting to Cleveland. We are glad to be near neighbors again. The Haysville mail carrier was greeted with three cheers as he passed this morning.
A competitive examination will be held in Gainesville at 10 a m on Monday May 22 for selecting a cadet to the U S Military Academy from the 9th Congressional District. Report to Col HH Perry chairman of the board of examiners Gainesville Ga F C Tarn MC 9th Gu Dist Papers in the Dist will copy.
Mr and Mrs J El Addison of Clarkesville stayed a few hours on Wednesday. Mr Addison is the popular Clerk of Habersham County and has held the office for twenty consecutive years.
Grand jurors report the county books largely correct with minor issues. They note a small treasury balance, recommend Notary public appointment, adjust pensioner and road maintenance matters, and urge district cooperation on a potential river bridge. They praise Judge Wellborn and Solicitor General Thompson and order publication of the presentments.
Berry was found guilty last week of burglarizing the White County Alliance store with a mercy recommendation. Judge Wellburn sentenced Berry to three years in the chain gang. A motion for a new trial will be heard this week at Dahlonega. Berry was moved to Gainesville jail for safekeeping amid unsafe conditions. Small fines were imposed on Lomax and York for demeanor. Court adjourned Friday with few dispositions due to Berry and Jackson versus Smith. On Sunday near Nacovehee a carriage overturn injured Miss Josephine Richardson and Mrs. E P Williams during a church trip.
An examination for County School Commissioner will be held at Cleveland on the first Tuesday in May next. All applicants for the position will please be present promptly at 9 o clock a.m. on that day. By order of the Board of Education.
An old item promotes a tooth wash by Sutton & Pitchford and notes a large prayer meeting with 60 attendees. It also advertises Beges' Little Giant Pills and urges Home and Farm subscribers missing issues to notify the office.
Advertises Shi lor's Vitalizer with a printed guarantee at 75 cents a bottle and native herbs sold through Cleveland Georgia by W J Oakes Jr. Insomnia linked to dyspepsia touted alongside Beggs Dandelion Bitters as a universal cure. Mentions Sayeapartila and Sarsaparilla products in a general sales pitch.
The piece extols spring health reforms, promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the top spring medicine, and praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It includes testimonials from Stedman & Priedman and others, advertising subscriptions and a tonic for dyspepsia, indigestion, and stomach issues, with pricing and vendor notes.
An adroit claim asserts that blood health directly affects all body parts. The text argues Blood's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood to benefit every organ, presenting a simple, patient trial as the path to good health.
The fragmentary notice touts Beg Blood Purifier to clear skin and improve complexion, seeks live agents to represent Progress, and promotes Degas Cherry Cough Syrup and Shiloh’s Consumption Cure from Sutton Pitchford. It also mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla and Beves medicines, with a generic sales pitch and prices.
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