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Newspaper

Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1895

Page

2

Brains on Free Silver and Party Unity Debate

The piece criticizes Carlisle and Hoke Smith for opposing free silver without remedies, warns that gold standard advocates threaten democratic integrity, and notes Missouri Mississippi and Texas backing free coinage while Kentucky politics buzz. It argues silver is the people’s money and mocks English financial control, endorsing Joe Black burn and Populist support for Black in the Peacht District race. Governor Atkinson sets Outsider 1 as the election date with Black and Watson as candidates.

Carlisle Hoke Smith Chissa Missouri Mississippi Texas Joe Blackburn Kentucky South Tf Blackburn Atkinson Peath Black Watson

Baptizing at Pesna fee Draws Many Locals

County correspondence notes a goodly number attended the baptizing at Pesna fee last Sunday. Mrs. Fannie Atkins, visiting her father James Sutton at Pleasant Retreat, left Tuesday for Asheville North Carolina. Prof. John A. Logan preached an able sermon at Pleasant Retreat on the triumphal entrance of the Saviour into Jerusalem. Mr. and Mrs. N J Thorvisen of Parks visited the community last Sunday.

Pesnafee Fannie Atkins James Sutton Pleasant Retreat Asheville N.C John A. Logan Jerusalem N. J. Thorvisen Parks

White Creek Whisperings recount local church ties and visits

The weeklong notes show Rev. D. A. Grindle praised as an able minister in Town Creek District while church meetings continue under Messrs Boyd Waters West and Grindle. Residents including Luther Burch, Mrs. J. M. Ledford, Neoma Merritt, J. F. West, Mack Thomas and families visit relatives. discussions of teaching the local school progress amid community events and a Sunday sermon at Tes nitee church.

Messrs. Boyd Waters, West DA. Grindle Upper Paet D. A. Grindle Town Creek

Sermons and Camp Meeting Promise Spiritual Week

The Mossy Creek community heard two sermons from Rev W A Simmons and welcomed George Dorsey and his bride at church. Tip Cooley of Alabama is visiting relatives, George Meaders celebrated a daughter's birth, and a camp meeting is planned with State School Commissioner G R Glenn scheduled to speak Saturday at 3 PM at Mossy Creek camp ground. Local residents also note visits by Mrs Win Hunt to her father Judge Dean and Dr. Juno McGee's Sunday afternoon stop.

George Dorsey Bride Mossy Creek Tip Cooley Alabama G. KR. Glenn Moxy Crook Camp Ground

Blue Creek Budget and Sunday Visits Sparse List

Thomas Oakes and wife of Cleveland visited relatives in Blue Creek Sunday. The Dorseys of Atlanta came for their health. Prof. Albert Bell and Thos. Bell attended services at Oakes Chapel and the Rev. Henry Dorsey preached two sermons there. Mrs. Eliza Henderson and Miss Annie Oakes of Cleveland visited relatives. Alonzo Tloloombh of Jackson County is visiting friends. J B Taimpton returned from a business trip to Towns County. The new post office opened at MT L Allen’s named Pink. Bertie, Abbie, and James Griffin of Thersham visited. John Stovidilis has a new house. Miss Bellalah Quakes seeks to improve. Tl. A. Tatum lost a fine heifer. the killer was “mierran.” Win Pilgrim and W C Murdock lost their wildcats. The Rev. Al FL Underwood preached at Blue Creek Sunday.

Town Creek Topics Prolonged Meeting Report

Mrs John Bryant of Haber sham county visited her father James Alison. A protracted meeting continued at Town Creek with attendees and ongoing discussions shaping community concerns.

Anti Barroom Bill Push In Georgia Legislature

Editor urges support for prohibition as House and Senate consider the Anti Barroom Bill introduced by J A Lush and MG Boyd. The piece argues passage will curb distilleries and saloons, reduce crime and poverty, and save state funds, calling on ministers and citizens to petition ahead of the October deadline. It closes with an ad for Ramon’s Liver Plus Tonic Pellets.

Progress House J. A. Lush Senate MG. Boyd Georgia A. J. Hughes Lexington Tirs Corina America White Georgian M. Henpings View

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