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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1893
Page
3
A historical listing touts Canton Flannel and broadcloth at discounted prices. It highlights yardage deals on ginghams, cashmeres, dress suiting, woolen fabrics, and waterproofs, plus jackets, gloves, hosiery, shoes, and home furnishings. Promises lowest prices and the largest stock in the city to attract shoppers.
The Atlanta Herald is suspended and placed in receivership. Writers note the paper’s outspoken stance and express hopes it will recover. Regional attendees travel for a conference this week, including HL A Jarrard and others. Deputy Collector John B. Wellborn of Union County dies in Athinta from typhoid fever. he was son of Judge C. J. Wellborn and buried at Blairsville. John Vickery, long regarded as dead, is alive in Montana and writes to Mrs. C. J. Palmer about the Palmer murder trial.
A public notice from L. Brown, Receiver, informs all indebted to Sut ton and Pitchford to settle within ten days or their accounts will be placed for collection by order of the judge.
Leo Locals report Rev J M Newton preached his farewell sermon at Mossy Creek last Sunday evening. Citizens attend conference at Cainesville this week. J D Cooley held a corn shucking with two new cribs falling. M Q Keith nears finishing his new house. Mossy Creek students enjoy vacation. A wedding is expected soon as the writer urges others to hurry up and wed.
Locals report a dark dreary day, Thanksgiving themes, visits by Mrs Laura Edwards and Ola Brownlow, Popcorn parties in Cleveland, and various social notes. Tom Bell of Gainesville recovering, Captain Ware and William Harvhnson visiting for Uncle Sam, Miss Dora Palmer in Gainesville for conference, Miss Katie Harrison visiting La Payette. Rev C W Ledford to conference, Miss Annie Glen returning from Nacoochee, and Capt T W Hix and wife arriving to work on Sul Mountain Asbestos property.
Henry J. Young James F. Redding Verdier Stewart Ernest H Pringle and Francis Q ONeill apply for incorporation as Yonah Land and Mining Company to mine gold silver copper and minerals in White County Georgia with offices in Charleston South Carolina and a local office in Navooch ee Valley White County Georgia. The plan includes 56000 plus capital, 5000 shares total with defined allocations to founders and preferred stock rights, semiannual dividends 7 percent on first and second preferred stock and 7 percent on common stock, and a 20 year term with renewal. The petition requests court approval and publication.
A white and yellow spotted three-year old steer with a smoth crop and split in left ear and half crop off top right ear was last seen at J. L. Jarrrard's in Loudsville. Any information leading to its recovery will be thankfully received, Wa. A. Winrre, Wahoo, Ga.
The piece notes bumper crops and debt relief as farmers finish gathering. J H Craven welcomes a ten pound boy. W T Craven returns from Texas and favors George. Cooley and Boges gin produces many bales. George D Pitchford of Cleveland visits. D L Payne of Lee GA buys local land.
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