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Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1895

Page

2

Local papers praised for wit and candor in Georgia column

The excerpt extols the Viola Arkansas Telephone and Horace Ellington's Sentinel while praising the Rome Argus, Dalton Argus, and Gainesville Eagle for their sharp humor and bold advocacy. It notes farmers finances, editor payments, and a Crow post office incident with a third party stamp, reflecting press independence and justice themes.

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Unclear Text Fragment About Subscriptions and Cult

The readable lines discuss quitting subscriptions and a plea relating to a cult. The rest of the text is garbled with no clear event, names, places, or dates to anchor a factual summary.

Double Barreled Moonshine Operation Busted in Shoal Creek

United States Deputy Harhigan seized a large illicit moonshine outfit in Shoal Creek County. bosses John D. O Kelley's operation produced about 300 gallons using a sixty and an eighty barrel still buried in nearby hills. O Kelley was captured at his home within a hundred yards of the dwelling during the raid. The crew allegedly operated for nearly three years.

United States Mrashal Harhigan Shoal Creek John D. O'Kelley

Auction Notices of Tax and Court Sales in 1895

Public sale notices announce property in Cleveland County to be sold at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in February 1895. Listings include Part of Lot No 81 and Lot No 114 in the second district, totaling about 4 acres and 190 acres respectively, with boundaries described and improvements noted. Transactions arise from tax liens and four Justice court files, with principals and security named, and bids to satisfy judgments.

Clevelant Wits Saul B.D. Smith Lewis Gilstray Joseph Cooley Dane Goss N. Black Offenid Elisha Davidson Henry Brownlow Jane Brownlow Mes Jane Quillian PS. Dorsey, Woot James Miller J.D. Jarrard

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