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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1895
Page
2
Georgia political chatter centers on Benny Tarrison seeking a third Republican presidential bid. Biden the cat on the fence signals shifting East and West GOP loyalties while Democrats dismiss Cleveland for a third term. The piece notes party splits, local editorials, and regional witticisms amid a broader political sarcasm.
A final warning to delinquent subscribers about money owed. The paper will drop in arrears over a year after the next issue and debts will be placed for collection. Remittance by check money order or registered letter urged. county subscribers may settle in country produce or other Wis.
Miss Julia Oliver of Ualloun Ity and Prof. D. L. Payne joined Mossy Creek high school this week, reflecting the ongoing student and faculty arrivals.
The Rev James West preached at Chatta hoochee last Sunday to a large audience. John Whitter and Alex Tvvin left Sunday for Athinta Ga. Robert Alexander and wife of Shoal Creek visited his father Saturday. Van Craven was happiest last Sunday. The infant child of Mr and Mrs John Watwilers died last Wednesday. A gay party ascended Youah Mountain last Sunday. Weddings expected soon. D L Payne visited his sister M J Craven last Sunday.
The report notes a wedding at the home of the bride's grandfather J. H. Fisher and Miss Alice Smith, officiated by Jeff Stancel. It mentions Hayes and preacher C Cy Spence delivering sermons, plus various local items including trades, travel toward Gainesville, and health updates on Uncle Thomas Allison.
The Farmers Outlook invites district reformers to subscribe in advance at one dollar for a year ending November 1886 and offers a free copy with every ten subscriptions. It urges distribution in the Ninth District and promises a discount prize to the county sending the most cash subscribers. Correspondence to Gatesville, Ga.
Gounty correspondence notes Mrs. Nancy Skelton has been ill for over two weeks and is receiving care. Mrs. R Fy Justice visited her parents' grave at Zion church Sunday. Citizens offer help for the road west of Zion church as travel remains difficult. A report that James Adams was drunk en route to Squire Alexanders Sunday morning is disputed, with several responsible people confirming it as false.
Leo Locals report J D Cooley attended court at Dahlonega last week with George Menders and W F P Dorsey on a maiden business trip. C G H W Kytle traveled to Gainesville Thursday. Martin L Dean and daughter Miss Lola visited relatives in Lumpkin county Saturday. A Mossy Creek youth proposed to his girl with a timid question and a hopeful yes. John Unmilton of Hall county is noted in passing.
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