Cleveland Progress Rates Of Advertising and Church Services
The Cleveland Progress lists advertising rates: one dollar per inch for the first insertion and fifty cents per inch for each subsequent insertion with legal ads set by law. It notes weekly church services including Davies Services every third Sunday and Saturday, Sunday school, Minkonesire Services monthly, and prayer meetings on Wednesdays with invitations to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Sane
Daviers
Jeay J. Kinsey
H. Ab
Newwex
Ala
Town Officials and Local Notices in Monticello Ledger
An OCR fragment lists county officials and monthly notice schedules for multiple districts and a long line of names such as Steve Ashod, J.P. and various districts like Town Creek, Chattahoochee, and Tesnatee. It includes medical ads for Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup and Beggs Family Medicines with Sutton & Pitchford as vendors, urging neglect prevention and doctor bill caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton & Pitchford
A Little Tartar Toothwash Offered by Sutton and Pitchford
An ad notes tartar causes decay and bad breath and promotes Sexafree toothwash to remove trouble. Sold by Sutton and Pitchford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton & Pitchford
Locals and Social Notes from Cleveland Weekly
The column surveys a busy local scene with mentions of a thunderstorm and lightning in Cleveland, church revival results, and ongoing reunions. It notes visits from W. Oakes and J. Henderson of Aerial Saber Shim county, a Georgia 52nd Vol. 1st reunion, new postal developments, and local trades and marriages including Isaac Standridge and Hester Roberts. Brown's Iron Bitters is advertised.
Gentle Guide to Health and a Job Offer in One Notice
An 1860s style notice promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleanser and health aid. It also advertises a marriage-minded job ad seeking a refined husband with a farm and goods, plus a call for a likely widow to attend the World's Fair in Chicago, with details at the office. The Teachers Institute reports a Saturday gathering and an August 12 meeting at the High School with divers exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers Institute
Kytle
Insitute
Chicago
Proaness
Entrance Examination for Georgia Normal and Industrial College
All young White ladies may attend the entrance exam at Cleveland on Tuesday August 8 at 9 am. The test covers elementary English, arithmetic, grammar, geography, and history. No one under fourteen is eligible. The next session starts September 1898. For details write to President Larvis Chappell, Alfredville, GA. White County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Industrial School
Cleveland
Hay
Mth
Larvis Chappell
Alfredveville
Mossy Creek Notes on Rain and Harvest Prospects
Mossy Creek area reports scant rain with portions needing tin. The east prong saw a team of horses wade Monday evening. Uncle Littleton Skelton’s farm may yield at least one thousand bushels of corn if the season stays favorable. Rev. Joseph Dorsey of California visits his sister Mrs. M. G. Nix and Mossy Creek residents. Cooley and Deans’ thresher cut 4300 bushels of grain this season. A Sunday School attendance apology is due from Mossy Creek community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton Skelton
Joseph Dorsey
California
M. G. Nix
Mossy Creek
Cooley
Dean
White Creek Whisperings weaves local life and invites
White Creek notes report a lecture by Rev. N Trimble at Chattihoochee school on Boys set your stakes right. Enoch Brownlow visits Robertson. J M Chapman buys a farm from Craven. R N Boggs tallies happiness. Lex Lester ill. June Brownlow and daughter visit Demorest. Grandfather Carson near death. Chattahoochee school plans a public entertainment August 10 with broad invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Trimble
Chattihoochee School
Enoch Brownlow
Demorest
W. N. Robertson
J. M. Chapman
Worthy County
J. H. Craven
R. N. Boggs
White Creek
Lester
G. B. Irvin
June Brownlow
Carson
Nacoochee Notes and Valley Social Roundup
Rain and wife from Florian spend the summer at Nacoochee. Prof BE T Whatley looted at the Nacoochee Hotel with a favorable base for his work. Mrs Z A Littlejohn and children visit the Valley for several weeks. Miss Jessie Littlejohn of Americus visiting the Misses Glen. Capt. TV Hix returns from Young Harris pleased with corundum specimens in Towns county. Col Stone of Milwaukee in the Valley en route to Towns county for corundum mines. Messrs Porter Langston and Henry Williams depart for Charleston S C after a two week visit with a mother in the Valley. Havity Green returns to Savannah. Miss Katie Green visits her father at Jug Tavern, Jackson. Anna Williams of Washington, D C, honored at a birthday party with games and festive farewell on Sunday morning. attendees included Miss Katie Pope Zebulon, Miss Lula Skendall H Bufala, Misses Glen Williams Green, and Messrs Langston Green Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rain
Florian
Nacoochee
BE. T. Whatley
Haing
Z A. Littlejohn
Cordale
Jessie Littlejohn
Americus
Glen
Hix
Harris
Towns County
Col. Stone
Milwaukee
Porter Lengston
Henvy Williass
Charleston
S. C
Havity Green
Savannah
Katie Green
Jug Tavern
Jackson County
Anna Williams
Washington, D. C
Katie Pope
Zebulon
Lula Skendall
Hbufala
Alu
Starr
Misses Williams
Miss Green
Messrs. Langston
Willian Green
Williams
Yonah School Progress and Loudsville Lecture Night
The Yonah school advances smoothly under Miss Annie Castleberry's guidance. Visiting relatives Mr A Latty and wife and Mr Cicero return to Jackson County. Professor Plemer and Will Plemer led a campus lecture on conduct, entertaining youths and seniors. an audience member’s portrait sparked jokes. Miss Laura Ash visits the Jasper Ash family this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonah
Annie Castleberry
A. Latty
Cicero
Abbil Tlood
Jackson County
John
Will. Plemer
Loudsville
Plemer
Aamule
Laura Ash
Young Harris
Jasper Ash
Death of Col John L Haynes in Downs county Ga
Obituary from Ga dated July 31 1895 notes Col John L Haynes died at home in Downs county Ga July 24 in his eighty first year after failing health. He joined the Baptist church about thirty five years ago and is buried at Union Baptist church. The writer mourns a grandfather and shares hopeful religious sentiments about heaven and reunion with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Haynes
Downs County
Baptist Church
Union Baptist Church
Iron Bitters for Dyspepsia and Stomach Ailments
An ad promoting N's Iron Bitters as a tonic for dyspepsia and stomach disorders. It claims the medicine benefits the stomach and is sold by all dealers with a distinctive red lined wrapper and a trademarked Bays caning design.
Those Wonderful Giants in Town Promote Patent Medicines
A scrambled advertisment lists Sutton & Pitchford offering Beges Little Giant Pills with a money back guarantee and endorsements from a Graph ic editor. It touts Chamberlain's and other remedies for flux cough back pain and chest pain, claiming rapid relief and urging agents to represent Progress County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Sutton & Pitehford
Sutton & Pitchford
Phamas Batie
al Oru
Hood's Sarsaparilla and mail offer misread
Fragmented ad text promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier. It mentions a marketing offer for two papers for a dollar and a yearly program, with garbled phrases and unclear claims. This appears as an OCR mishap from a late 19th or early 20th century advertisement.
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Church Directory
Tonah Lodge
Georgia
T. Logan
C. Bell
J. D. Cooley
J. d. Kimnery
R. R. Asbury
J. Wh, Underwood
W.M
W. JW
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Sect
Lula
Blairsville
Haysville
Dahlonega
Alto Ues
Pam, MO
R. Glen
P.M
Sboth
A. L. Brown
Wk. Power
N. Iach
Chapman Sl
BraVkly
Ty Katie Spe Tawpha
Sabi
Shinra
Clark
S.C
Tax
Suyeyor
Webieiai
Weller
Didge
Cylowad Fala Solicitor
Egunvems Cae al Mivlay
Jem
Steve Ashod
Beach
N. Py
J. Trimyl
Ss. Browntin
J.P
Mt. Yonali
J. i
God Jarrad
Monacy Creek
EB. A. Alexanter
M. B. Moore
N. PL
Blue Creek
K.P. Kinsey
J. P
B. Robertson
N. P
Jno
Mappind
P. J. C. Yoll
Town Creek
Hughes Allen
J.P. J. McAfee
N.P
Hood
Acelree
Cardu
W. Oakes
J. J. Henderson
Aerial
Sabershim County
Cardus
Misses Cobb
Atlanta
White County
Charlie McAfee
Edwards
W. HL. H. Dorsey
At- Nunta
Tinae Oakes
Cloe Eweek
Colored Methodist
Oliver Bell
Dno
Daniel
C. Oo. A
Ares
Lai
Seaniby
Bine
Sutuay
Caijuy
Wille Dorsey
Batila
Aliss Batuite Heniier
Ater
Gillsville
Mayesville
Isaac Standridge
Apple Valley
Hester Roberts
Phure
Rev. Bowen
Mountains
A. I. Henderson
Hite
Cotton
Pitchford
A. L. Grown
Mr. Dolony Tamilton
Uncle Sams
Alto
Candler
Hall County
Cleveland, Ga
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Parks Peusilings
Loupsqvith, Ga
Ian
Samp Koho
Sutton
Mitchford
Hill
McElree
Thedford
Ferns
Poa Deli
Tim Pho-Grers
Th. Meyers
Oaked Md
Chaumberlain
EB Craven
Colevelande
Norton
Tom
Excelsior
Winchester
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
New Haven, Conn
Legion
Neve
Novity Us
New Home Sewing Machine Co
Oranoe
Mass
Union Square
Scientific American Agency For Re
Mubsn & CO
Witkhoadway
New Year
America
Broadway
New Yor
Vorite Singer, Favorier, Gayion
Singer
Payini
Co-Operative Sewing Machine
Nor
Eleventh St
Philadelphia
Annie M. Beam
JoeKeasport
Pennsylvania
Jonstown
Mr. Chapman
Doug Cists
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