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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1895
Page
3
Fragmented text notes a melted snow scene, a new city government in Cleveland, Dr. Alley's visit, and a range of items including the Confederate widows pensions forms. Mentions the Constitution price, sewing machines and organs, with editor's offerings and local notices.
A compact reminiscence recounts the life and impact of HG 19 S through memories and reflections, highlighting key moments and personal notes from those who knew him. The piece frames his contributions within a broader historical context.
Local notes report visits by Mr 8 R Latner and J A Richardson to Gainesville and Nacoochee, election chatter with Judge Kinsey, constables elected, and a mix of court, property, and family items. Announcement of Hoods Sarsaparilla as health ad.
Lt Richard returns from Augusta where he sold cattle and sheep and plans to buy more. Professor Albert Bell paused from Murphy North Carolina and voted at Tue Ridge preempt. Jasper Strand seeks to buy, while Cole Ash and J N Allen campaign for LO offices with no opponents. George Winkler is a noted turkey hunter who has killed two since the snow. Saxton predicts more snow and warns of hard times if it continues. Election passes with Democratic majority. Winkler and his group claim thirty plus rabbits since the snow. John Cannon of Lumpkin County sustains a serious accident at Chestateo ground. Town Creek reports unusual diving news for 1895. R D Pruitt and Lee Potts elected bailiffs of Blue Creek. Henry and John Carter visit Stovill’s. Young men discuss parking and paying to play in hard times. Mrs Alice Stovall and family visit from Nacoochee. John Henry Freeman often climbs Pink Mountain for inspiration.
Visiting relatives and local residents fill town talk as a week of snow disrupts elections. Reports include a fatality on Town Creek and dances at the Seabolt home. District votes reelect Simeon Adams and elect EB McAfee. Donahl Achuns and others noted as ill with ongoing arrangements and upcoming news.
A roof collapsed on Ma A B Stovall on his piazza last Tuesday near Hino Greek Budget. His brother John Stovall, who was rabbit hunting nearby, rescued him and he is improving. Mrs Stovall and an orphan boy with them escaped with minor injuries. Edgar Moore visited his brother William Moore near Cleveland.
An OCR damaged fragment describes a quarrel or complaint involving merchants and individuals with garbled names. The text names a dirtuist and mentions a levelined accusation, but details and proper nouns are unclear.
Rev CG A Spence filled his appointment at Goudsville Saturday and Sunday. W A Aten of Bast Orange Nod arrived Sunday and will spend the winter with his parents. Henry Jarvison greets a new baby at his home. M G Alten bought two fine porokers. L O Ledford started school at Toudaville. Roy Vonra announces a forthcoming wedding in the community. News hoped from 04, weekly reports promised.
A fragmented 19th century notice reports Uncle P M Davidson recovering from illness, references partridges shot, and Prousuver planning moves to Maysville. It mentions a church gathering, several men returning home to their families, and a centenarian Mrs Watkins enjoying health on her hundred third birthday.
An OCR fragment advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy in the world, boasting cures and lab cures with phrases about novelty and reliability. It promotes Hood's product as unique among medicines and urges readers to take it if they feel unwell.
Notice from local officials appoints Mae. Kenimer as deputy clerk for handling business transfers during the early part of the week at the Kenimer & Son store. Authority issued by W. R. Powell, G.C. 8.C. in 1895.
A three year old white heifer with a white blaze on the left hip and a slope mark under the right ear is missing from near the mountains between Zator and Unicoy gaps. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Contact Woi Annes Layneh Ga.
Saturday, 1dth, next appointed by tfan G i Glenn S 5 Dias day of expatriation of applicants for Teachers Life. All persons wishing to apply for License totered in White county please be at the Cleveland Academy by 4 o'clock on the day. The examination will be from 9 to 6 p.m. No one invited to attend who does not expect to be examined. I will provide all aid needed for the examination. Not authorized to examine any one outside the county or who does not intend to teach in the county. June 8, 1893. Office C. 5. C. Cleveland Ga. G.S. Kiine 5, C.
Church notices announce the Hirst Quarterly Conference for the Cleveland circuit to be held at Mossy Creek on January 12 and 13. Also a Quarterly Conference for Porter Springs Mission at Loudsville on January 26 and 27. District Stewards meeting to convene at Dahlonega on a later date.
An informal advert describes exchanging wool for corat ensh priges at Aubon’s mills near Cleveland. It notes customers send collars cuffs and shirts to W. Leons Laundry in Gainesville and receive them back like new, with a small fee per item.
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