Advertising Rates and Church Services in Cleveland Progress
The Cleveland Progress lists advertising rates at one dollar per inch for the first insertion and fifty cents per inch for subsequent insertions. It notes Baptist and Murfreesboro services with pastors Joux J. Kinsty and Hy M. Newton, plus a weekly prayer meeting and Sunday school times.
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Baptist
Brock
A. m
Joux J. Kinsty
Muruepiar
Hy. M. Newton
Lapirs
Mrerina
Cleveland Georgia Community Meeting Notices
Monthly on the fourth Saturday at 2 PM at Tae W M. Speakers include OO Bell, IW Coaley, J.J. Kinsey, RR Asbury, JD J W HH Underwood as secretary. Local attendees and community leaders listed for public notice.
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Cleveland
Georgia
Tae W.M
OO Bell
Coaley
J.J. Kinsey
R.R. Asbury
HH. Underwood
Schedule of Arrivals and Departures of Cleveland Mails
Schedule lists daily and weekday mail arrivals and departures for Cleveland routes. Lida daily except Sunday at 6 am and 6 pm. Minnville at Tam, 6 am and 6 pm. Haysville Mon Wed Fri 6 am and 6 pm. Dahlonega Tue Thur Sat 6 am. altered times noted. Signatures include postmasters and county officials. court terms noted beyond Monday in April and October.
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Lida
Sun
Minnville
Haysville Mon
Pri
Dahlonega
Glen
P.M
Justice Courts and Local Health Ads in Blue Ridge
Listings show justice courts across districts with monthly and Saturday schedules presided by J.P. and NP officials. Also advertised are Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup, Beggs Family Medicines, Sexafree tooth wash, Hill's Chloride of Gold Tablets, and Hood's Sarsaparilla with testimonials.
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Sexafree
Sutton & Pitchford
Hill
Local Notes from Nacoochee and Cleveland Visit Highlights
Nacoochee residents Mr. and Mrs. J. Lamb Johnston visited Cleveland on Monday. Dry weather promises plentiful crops. Miss Louw Richardson visited sister Mrs. T. A. Oakes. Mrs. Mark Bell and Mr. J. E. Hood’s family hosted guests in Nacoochee Valley. An earthquake felt in Cleveland. Sheriff S. L. Brown named permanent receiver of Sutton and Witchford’s drug business. The Teachers Institute and a church Children’s Day event at Zion Church are noted. A large crowd attended a meeting at Wood’s Chapel led by Rev. A. C. Ledford. Indebtedness to Sutton and Pitchford must be settled. correspondents urged to send reports by Tuesday. A six-foot chicken snake was killed west of Cleveland. Dr. J. M. McGee offers dental services at Henderson Hotel. Mrs. Sarah Dobbins of Nacoochee broke her arm. Mrs. R. B. Johnston and children relocated from Baltimore, with the Johnston family planning summer visits.
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J. Lamb Johnston
Nacoochee
Clerk
Louw Richardson
Nacoochee Valley
T. A. Oakes
Mombee
Ladies favor Syrup of Figs as safe laxative
The article promotes Syrup of Figs as the preferred and safe laxative for women under all conditions. It notes to seek the genuine Californian Fig Syrup Co. near the bottom of the package and mentions local visitors, people’s addresses, and community notices about teachers attending events and a college advertisement.
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California
Californian Fig Syrup Co
Hail Storm Leaves Severe Damage Across Blue Ridge Area
The report describes a record hail event on a Monday night along the Blue Ridge. Trees lose leaves and twigs, fields suffer extensive damage to rye, and cattle losses are noted with one steer found horned and injured. Ex representative J R Lumsden is cited as the sole authority on the account.
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Tesnatee
J. R. Lumsden
Reunion of 43rd Ga. Veterans Held at Jefferson
Gainesville Georgia June 16 1893 the 43rd Georgia veterans association invites comrades to a reunion at Jefferson on Wednesday July 19 all survivors urged to attend special business and the regimental flag will be unfurled with Col HH Bell as president and Warren E H Campbell as secretary
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Ilnap Qbs
Volls. Association
Gainesville
Jefferson, Ga
G.jd. &S
HH. P. Bell
Warren EH. Campbell
Sermon Praised At Quarterly Meeting By Rev E Allison
The Moot Montgomery Monitor notes Rev. E. Allison preached Saturday night during the quarterly meeting and was complimented by many listeners. The young Bro. Sam shows promise in the ministry ahead.
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E. Allison
Sam
Gomery Monitor
The Gates and The World’s Fair Debate Unjust Significance
A lengthy critique argues Chicago’s World’s Fair was a speculative, not charitable, venture. It contends gates gatekeeping admission favors owners over the masses and questions the moral right to entry on Sundays. The author, H. Vostark, deems the campaign to defend the fair as hollow and self-serving.
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United States
Chicago
Fur Company
Saciteday
Fair Grounds
Progress
Sof Iim
Elias
H.vostark
Enierny
Mossy Creek Farmers Meet Weather and Crop Talk
Farmers in Mossy Creek report harvest progress despite bad weather with crops looking clean and W Porter owning eight or nine acres of fine corn. The writer mentions Grandma Watkins aged one hundred five still spry and notes local grinding delays at Barrett mills. Readers are urged to read Dr Talmadge’s sermon in the 16th issue.
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Porter
Mossy Creek
Mr. Porter
Grandmother Watkins
Cooley
Barrett Mills
Dr. Talmagzes Sernon
Emory College Honors Rev John B Robins With Degree
Emory College has conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity on Rev John B Robins pastor of the First Methodist Church He is hailed as a worthy minister among Southern Methodist leaders whose modesty matches his merit and whose future in the sacred calling grows brighter alongside his pulpit achievements.
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Emory College
John B. Robins
First Methodist Church
Robins
Southern Methodist Church
Misplaced Paragraphs Reflect Georgia News Vein
The period highlights gold yields in White county with nuggets found by a farmer. It notes political vanity around the next Governor in mountains and sea shore. It calls Williamson county teachers to push pay reform. A civic quip links unity and strength. Shire makers loom amid speculative eubanato as and judgeship talk.
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White County
Constitution
Dalton Argus
Wilkinson County
Irwinton
Contenders Vying for State Senate Seat Amid Rumors
Rumors from Tumpkin county hint several aspirants for the State senate. Names named include Col. Wier Boyd Col. John B. Graham Capt. W A McAfee Hon BW tall Col. Bill Charters and others ready to be seen as leaders to the people.
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Tumpkin County
Wier Boyd
John B. Graham
W.A. McAfee
BW. Tall
Bill Charters
Dawsonville Advertiser
Southern manufacturing future urged by J S Jeans article
The June issue features J S Jeans arguing southern Britain’s cheap labour and inexhaustible iron and coal will lead the South in modern manufacture. He counters Cobden’s tariff reduction, saying a US tariff cut would barely affect the South while northern industries would relocate south to stay competitive.
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J.S. Jeans
Cobden
Jeans S. Tinny Ald
United States
Constitution
Receivers Sale Under Chancellor Order In 1893
A notice from S L Brown as Receiver announces the sale of the entire stock of Sotton and Pitchford at auction or private sale for cash. Goods chiefly consist of drugs and notions, must be cleared at once, with buyers paying outstanding accounts and notes due to the firm. Auction and private sale to proceed from day to day.
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Sotton and
Pitchford
Pale Vie
Brown
Paper subscribers urged to report missing issues
Readers of The Home and Farm in connection with The Progress who have not received their copy are asked to notify the publisher.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Blood Purity And Vitality
The passage touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as an effective blood purifier addressing diseases due to impure blood. It claims mood enhancing tonics and kidney and liver vigorants, presenting it as a broad remedy for bodily disorders and general fatigue.
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Hood
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