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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1893
Page
5
Public notice lists postal arrival and departure times for Cleveland mails with legal advertisement rates and advance payment terms. Local judiciary notices follow including court schedule. Church services in multiple congregations are announced with meeting times and invitations.
Last Sunday morning Wilie Slaton and Kate Logan wed at Mossy Creek campground in a surprise ceremony conducted by Esquire Hughes Allen. The groom reportedly “stole” the bride, drawing hundreds of well wishers and curious onlookers. They will live at Parks where Slaton works in the family mule business.
All persons indebted to the late firm of Sutton and Pitchford are hereby notified to settle their accounts or notes at once. 5. L. Brows, Receiver.
Locals report Wesley greetings, Ed Bailey brings eight camp meeting guests, Herschel Kemmer and Frank Logan visit Gainesville. Mr. Cantrell, a Lumpkin County miner, plans to oversee interests. Rev Rumsey returns from Mayesville after a successful series. Readers seek July Progress copies. WINE OF CARDIAT and ACK-DRAUGHT tea advertised. teachers institute date updated.
A compact notice describes Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleanser for the system to ease constipation and purify the blood while sparing kidneys and liver. Local items mention camp meetings, road conditions into Cleveland, and a curious mistaken identity tale involving School Commissioner Kytle at a church event.
Town Creek society notes spread from Dah lonega visitors to Atlanta residents. Families Mr. and Mrs. Ingersol, Miss Laura and Nellie Ash, and Mr. John Davidson are among those mentioned with travel, visits, and returns. Corn crops are reported very fine and a hopeful year ahead. Loudsville camp meeting starts next Wednesday with expected weddings and social events. Deputy Marshal Helton targets moonshine activity in the area.
A historical notice promotes Brown's Iron Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and general debility. The claim highlights stomach distress and weakness as conditions it purportedly treats, reflecting period medical advertising.
Simeon Palmer writes to praise White County and its people while criticizing the Farmers Alliance. He argues railroads would unlock timber, ores, and minerals, laments misuses of Alliance funds, and questions member benefits, claiming the county’s Alliance is effectively dead despite minor reorganization efforts.
One buckboard a four seated bogey with pole and shafte one set double harness one set single harness one good combination harness and a waddle horse listed by J H Nicoors Nacoochce Ga for sale cash only.
Legal notices describe sale at the courthouse in Cleveland on the first Tuesday in Oct 1808. Properties include extensive lots and fractional parcels, with mineral rights and home place tied to J Lamb Johnston, and additional lots in the Brad Dist and other tracts. The notices detail deeds, districts, and references to prior records and warrants.
John D. OKelley as administrator of Elizabeth Vickery faces discharge after administering the estate. Citation to all concerned to show cause why administration should not be discharged and letters of dismission granted on the first Monday in October 1898. Receivers sale announces stock of Sutton and Pitchford to be sold cash at public or private sale, mostly drugs with some groceries. debtors to settle accounts. sale ordered by Chancellor. dated June 28, 1893.
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