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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1893
Page
3
The Cleveland Progress lists advertising rates one dollar per inch for the first insertion and fifty cents per inch for subsequent insertions. It includes church notices for Baptist and Episcopalian services with service times and invitations, plus a midweek prayer meeting schedule.
Locals report residents visiting and staying in Cleveland including Mr Terrell from Gainesville and Mrs J R Thompson of Atlanta. Visitors include Mrs Martin of Amarillo and Miss Hutchins at Nacoochee. The Nichols residence at Nacoochee changes hands as the Atliuth family moves to a new summer home. Intersecting items cover a church meeting at Oakes Chapel with many conversions and four accessions. Other notes mention a Cherokee county money maker Dilmas Thurmond and Hill's Gold Tablets marketing.
The column mixes home health advice praising Syrup of Figs for cleansing and health, a obituary noting Mr. Littleton Skelton’s death at Mossy Creek with burial at White Creek, a debt collection notice for Sutton and Pitchford via Receiver 5 L Brown, and a light tale by Oliver Bell about a Jackson courier who hatched chicks aboard a speeding passenger train.
For sale at cash price one buckboard with four seats and shafts, one double tin barrel harness, and saddle horse. Inquire promptly for quick sale and delivery.
Rev Thomas O Kelley a young but powerful preacher and efficient worker is highlighted as a leading Baptist minister in Georgia. He recently left as a professor of Greek at a southern university to pursue the ministry and is set to speak at Mill Creek next Sunday morning.
The White County community backs a prop footing to secure a high school in Cleveland year round. Prof. Albert Bell is elected principal for next year and will lead a renovated and expanded school with a graduate lady assistant for the primary department and music elocution instruction. Funds will cover old debt and start building an addition to the current structure.
A fragmented clipping mentions malaria battle themes and a possible branding or product names including Malar TV and Brown's Iroy. The readable words suggest misprints or promotional wording with no clear events or dates.
Loudsville residents are preparing for the Loudsville camp meeting. Rev Mr Edwards faces possible discipline in the liquor trade and a circuit change to Atlanta state prison. John Davidson, Mrs Hall and her son visit the mountain country for health and recreation. crops look good after recent rain and may exceed expectations.
Mr. F. L. Allen of Jackson county was here last week. Mr. G. W. McAfee of Union county visited relatives and attended the reunion. Mrs. Hall and her son Howard of Atlanta are spending the week with Mr. S. A. Adams. James Stancell is said to be leaving for Oklahoma soon. J. B. McAfee recovered over eleven pennyweights of gold in a day’s ore beating. New tents will be built at Laudeville next week. Corn crops are improved after rain and should yield fairly well.
Rev J C Bell filled his regular appointment at Loudsville Sunday J M Smith and his wife Bertha have been ill for a week Local resident Mer doh Hamilton of Lee attended Visit grandmother Mrs Vilurim at Creek this week We regret to hear of Mr Joe Reid illness The protracted meeting moved from the second Sunday in August to the third Sunday in August
A correspondent reports from the Indian Territory describing travel to St Louis and lingering illness with chills and fever. He notes hot, dry weather, rising corn prices, cheapening wheat, and gatherings during the stamp dances as Chero payments approach on October 20. A theft is reported near Red Fork and locals await Congress extra session with interest while supporting Democratic lawmakers.
Promises to represent the program in every county district outlines terms. Advertises Chamberlain’s Pam Bala for back, side, or chest pain with promises of quick cure. Claims high sales of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup via Sutton & Pitchford.
A brief ad notes that tartar causes decay and bad breath while Sexafreo toothpaste or rinse removes the trouble. The product is sold by Sutton and Pitchford.
Notice advertises a judicial sale in the town of Cleveland and Cluyphingd listing extensive property including multiple land lots, mineral interests, and farm improvements. The listing names defendants J. Laub Johnston and W. J. Trobingon, outlines prior deeds and surveys, and sets sale by order of the Superior Court for repayment of a tax and court judgment, with details on parcels, boundaries, and court references.
The receiver L B Brown announces sale of the late Suttons and Pitchford stock at private sale from the old stand. The inventory, mainly drugs with groceries and notions, will be sold at low prices to clear out promptly. Creditors are urged to settle debts at once. Dated January 25, 1898.
Investigation invited questions about testimonials for a medicine. The text highlights that the high character of testimonial providers is noted by the publishers and claims the testimonials are trustworthy regardless of source. The language is archaic and suggests doubt about reliability.
Ambiguous ad copy promises a deal for “two good papers” with an unclear offer. The text mentions sending money to receive a project or item described as the Proarmess but lacks clear details on products, providers, or terms. The call to action is to send “ust doll” for a supposed Baum item.
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