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Newspaper

Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1893

Page

3

Rates and notices fill Cleveland Georgia church and court pages

Local advertisement rates for display copy include one dollar per inch for first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion. Legal ads follow statutory rates. The page lists church services and Sunday school times, and notes monthly court and district notices across Blue Ridge to Chattahoochee areas with various magistrates and JPs. It also promotes Beggs medicine products and Hill Chloride of Gold Tablets with brief testimonials.

Local Notes From Cleveland and Gainesville

Locals report visits and travel between Cleveland and Gainesville. Cleveland High School opened with ninety one pupils as communities note gatherings, religion, and weather.

W. B. Bell Gainesville T. M. Bell Cleveland High School Tom Bell

Traveling Syrup of Figs Adverts and Local News Notes

An assortment of notices and items from Cleveland Georgia cover health ads for Syrup of Figs and local business moves. It also reports on mineral and timber property visits, mine work by three companies on Dukes creek, a new mail route Cleveland to Kano via Dip, and Our Native Herbs available from W J Oakes in Cleveland. Further items mention Misses Kenimer and Ash traveling to Gainesville and Atlanta, a witty remark about a local teacher, a Fourth of July picnic turning to revival, and the excellent year’s oat crop with James Cannon’s Nacoochee fields yielding tall winter oats of five feet ten inches and fifty bushels per acre.

James Cannon Nacoochee

Mine Development Meeting Promised at Henderson’s Hotel

Citizens of White County invited to Henderson’s Hotel Clevehurd on Thursday July 20 at 10 A M to discuss Professor Whatley’s survey and report and to adopt measures for best results. Cleveland Ga July 13 1898 Join Martin

Henderson's Hotel Clevehurd Whatley Cleveland, Ga Martin

Loudsville News Highlights Include Sermon and Meetings

Rev W IE McAfee preached at Mount Pleasant to a large congregation. Protracted meeting at Mont Pleasant set for the 18th. A case-ball is planned at the grounds near Mrs Sarah Ash's on Saturday. Mr W J McAfee and Mr J E McAfee with wife visited Peter Davidson last Sunday.

W. IE. McAfee Mount Pleasant Mont Pleasant

Test Monials Endorsing Hood s Sarsaparilla

Testimonies published in behalf of Hood s Sarsaparilla claim reliability and trust similar to endorsements from a trusted neighbor, suggesting confidence in the product and its effects.

Hood

Town Cresk Tontos News Update and Local Weather

The item notes Town Cresk Tontos in MiG AEH shows illness improvements and urges subscription to The Progress for all local news. It mentions a forthcoming match between The Folk and Pleasant, and a rural scene with a rooster and preacher imagery, adding weather hints about corn crops needing rain and upland conditions.

Tennessee

Dukes Creek Picnic Highlights Sun School Event

The sunlit gathering featured recitations by boys and girls from area Sunday Schools, a marching display, a bountiful feed, and remarks from Rev. J Bell and Brother Allison. A local testimonial praised Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as effective.

Sun School Duke's Creole Sock Divney J . Bell Allison Brother Allison

A Letter From Indian Territory Reports Bountiful Crops

The writer notes favorable seasons promising a bountiful crop across the Territory with corn and cotton dark-green and growing rapidly. Cattle and horses are thriving and farm prospects look strong. Fourth of July festivities at Red Fork featured races, music, sports, and readings led by Leo Clinton. Political sentiment is Democratic, with violence reported last week in Catoosa and an Express messenger killed near Sapulpa.

Red Fork Leo Clinton Catoosa 1.T Sapulpa

Nacoochee Notes Highlight Local Agriculture and Visitors

The community notes report vigorous work on the new discovery at Number Ten with high grade returns. Visitors from Charleston and Washington gather at local homes while crops, hay, and clover look strong. The Nacoochee Hotel grows popular as visitors arrive for the week, and Rev. J. M. Newton is slated to preach at the church next Sunday.

Canvington Charleston S. C Geo. W. Williams A. P. Williams Cora Ed Williams Washington D. C Jessie Glen Whitecreek Nacoochee Hotel Envy Alley J. M. Newton M. Be

Letter of Consolation for Montie’s Death from M Bell

A brotherly note to Bray relating the death of little Montie and offering faith based solace. It speaks of heaven, eternal life, and Montie resting with God while loved ones await reunion beyond the Jordan. The letter blends sorrow with hope and references biblical assurance.

Bray Little Montie Heaven Montie River of Jordan Willie M. Bell

Home and Farm subscribers urged to report missing papers

Readers subscribed through The Proctress and who have not received their issues are asked to notify the publisher.

The Why and Wherefore of Hood s Sarsaparilla

The ad argues Hood s Sarsaparilla purifies blood and cures many diseases caused by impure blood. It claims benefits as a blood purifier and tonic for stomach, diuretic, kidney health, and general vitality. An offer promises two papers for one dollar and a year of the publication.

Hood

Wonderful Giants in Town Offer Remedy Pills

A promotional plea urges readers to contact Sutton & Pitchford for Begus Little Giant Pills with a bottle guaranteed. Drugstore chatter in Newnan Grove Neb highlights Chinaberlan’s Cough Remedy praised by Lew Young as fast acting for severe colds, priced at 50 cents, with local ads inviting job work to Tim Pro-GUMS.

Shiloh HILOH Sutton & Pitchford Begus Lew Young Newnan Grove Chinaberlan

Local drug and wine sellers listed in White County

A historical notice lists McElree's Wine of Cardus and THEDFORDS BLACK-DRAUGHT for sale by Sutton Pitchford Cleveland H A Jarrard Cleveland G 13 Irvine Mossy Creel Lumpkin D Cartledge Dahlonega D Howell Co Auraria W A Whelell Co New Bridie J D W Tate Willow. A consumer recounts a summer complaint improved after using Chamberlains Celia Cholove and Dinevhoa Remedy and notes availability through local druggists.

McElree Cardus Thedford White County Sutton & Pitchford Cleveland Wylfe Chamberlain John Tmertal Bethel Berka Co Deuggita

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Cleveland Progress Daly Church Directory Bartiat Jon J Kinsty Merrionist M. Newrox Lapus Yona Lodge A. M Georgia Z.T. Logan J.C. Bell J.D. Cooley J.J. Krimsey RK. Ashbury J. WH Wom Ss. W. JW B.D J.D. Sect Ila Suny Guin Blairsville Tai Spa Haysville Mon Dahlonega Alta Tura Jno R. Glen P.M Brown WR. Power N. Black M. Chapman C. L. Franklin J. W. Faia Ai. N. Colley AL A. Allison PL Williama Marion Cooley Wellhorn Howard Thompson Court Couvenis Secon Ohumissioners S.C. Solicitor Doctoulay In Justice Courts Blue Ridge Steve Ash J. P White Creek M41 Dist W.T Grownjow N.P Mt. Yonah J. HH. Freeman Jd P. G. B.darrand N. P J.P. Phind Moxsey Creek Alexander J.P. M Moore N. Renda Hiram Cannon J. P. JR Lumsden Nop J. PL Blue Creek R.P. Kinsey J. P. J. B. Robertson N. P Yesnatee Mappind P. J Yell N. Po J.P Town Creek Hughes Allen Hill Cardu Mr. Z. T. Logan John McConnell McConnell Bros Clevehind Mckhee W. IX. Williams Clarence Williams Addie Morris Atlanta Wayn. Morris Candin Kimsey Zion Court House Prank Logan W. ). Butler Albert Ledford Longin County Wahoo Mossy Creek Little Hones Lela Charity Stringer Chace Lumpkin County M. McAfee VO. McConnell B. G. McCornnell Henderson Hotel Powis County Leavenworth Business College Sutton and Pitchford S. N. Brown EK. T. Whatly Ile Calhoun Company D.J. Blackwell Polksvill School California Pig Syn Up Co John Martin Messrs Pierce Watertists Ino. N. Snow Young Harris Mt. Snow Middle Georgia Uneion Gold Gravel Co Dukes Creek Kano Trust Hall County W. J. Oakes Jay Fannie Kenimer Ida Ach Frank Lowan Tsersehel Kenimer Kenimer Mayesville Ash Seriool W. L. Irvin Philadelphi Howyers Mr. Tevin Chattahoochee Chattachoochee Loudsville Locale Cresk Tontos I Hare Trenton Reor “Urieies Indian Territory Prank M. Bris Lake City KB Craven Alesina Tim Pro- Gums Scientific American Agency New York Arena York City Co-Operative Sewing Machine CO S. Eleventh St Philadelphia Theo Union New Home Sewing Machine Co Orance Mass Atins.vet
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