Cleveland Progress Official Notes 1893 Local Paper
The fragment appears as an early issue copy of the Cleveland Progress with editor names and postal details. It notes White county edition, postal service dates, and publication metadata from January 29, 1892, with reference to Cleveland and local mail matters.
Our Gold Mines And Deep Georgia Veins Worth More
Dr Spencer faced sharp criticism over Georgia gold belt handling while Dr Tiernan argues ore improves with depth though extraction grows harder. He notes surface mines paid well, but deeper ores promise richer returns with proper machinery and skilled labor. Cleveland streets were snowbound Saturday morning.
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Georgia
Spencer
J. E.tiernan
Constitution
New Administration and Civil Service Reform Under Cleveland
The accession of the new administration marks a triumphant democratic era with the president as the central figure. Cabinet picks emphasize executive ability over past political ties. Civil service reform is favored though its extent remains undecided, and removals are expected to be gradual except for minor offices. Southern pride rests on cabinet selections like Carlisle, Herbert and Smith.
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Congress
Cleveland
Carlisle
Herbert
Smith
Get out of the Ruts and Herald Prosperity Ahead
A speaker urges practical effort to exploit vast national resources. He envisions an era of prosperity as industries rise from mountain streams and minerals. He calls for mobilizing letters about gold asbestos cornndian hard timbers and water power to reveal advantages and hasten the coming day.
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Stephenson Pnever
Omnia Gallia The Farmer and the amorous youth
A rustic tale from Towns county tells of a farmer whose daughter, under twenty, finds a stout young man courting her. The farmer interrupts their embrace with fury, the youth retorts calmly offering to defend their affection with his pistol if needed, and defies him to shoot.
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Jess
Ponty
Terrible cyclone devastates Greenville Georgia area
A cyclone struck Greenville Georgia between eight and nine o'clock causing widespread wreckage. Many injured by falling timbers and debris, some killed. No public buildings or churches left and many residents homeless. The storm's path affected Molena Odessa Woodbury with extensive loss and over fifteen fatalities in those towns.
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Greenville
Georgia
Washington correspondent notes editors seek ideal mission tales
The Washington correspondent to the Atlantic Journal says missions with stories and a bright court life are prized by provincial editors. They value those who know the grind of a hand press and roller gum for lunch, yet we are only able to enjoy glimpses of such good things.
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Washington
Atlnin Journal
Speedy remedy for catarrh and throat ailments in Sill
A speedy and positive cure for catarrh diphtheria canker mouth and headache offered in Sill. Low catarrh remedy nasal injector free with each bottle. Use for health and sweet breath. Price 50 cents. Sold by Sutton Pitchford.
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Sutton & Pitchford
Editorial Chaf and Prospect of Change in Georgia
The item notes fall arrival of a talk with Grover and a possible patent venture for a catarrh cure, mentions subscriptions and a calendar marked with blue bow, and discusses political shifts from Republican misrule to Democratic prosperity. It highlights local industry, a garden plan, and a boast about two large men in White County. It reports J. H. Williamson and O. W. Craig buying the Guineaville Eagle and note of its sharper editorial page.
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White County
Geo. W. Slaton
D. A. Giag
Messrs. J. 11. Williamson
OW. UL Craig
Guineaville
Temperance Movement Adversary vs. Millennial Dawn
A temperance column portrays alcohol as a vast demon with 150000 ticket offices and 600000 agents in the United States, robbing homes and farmers. It contrasts this foe with a hopeful flood of advocates singing “Truth, love and purity” and marching toward a millennial dawn, urging relentless effort to close the drum shops and protect homes. The piece closes with the signoff J. W. Saurru.
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Vale
J. W. Saurru
Syrup of Figs Promises Health Benefits and Purity
Advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pure laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. claimed to cleanse the system, relieve colds headaches and fevers, and cure constipation without weakening internal organs. It notes bottles cost 50¢ and 1 and warns buyers to avoid substitutes.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Shilo h Vitaliver advertised for stomach and liver complaints
An old style ad promotes Shilo h Vitaliver to relieve dyspepsia and liver distress at Sutton and Pitchford. It promises a money back guarantee if no benefit and urges patrons to visit the store to purchase a bottle.
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Sutton & Pitchford
Reward Offered for Rheumatism Cure by Drummond Remedy
A bold offer promises $500 for any rheumatism case uncured by Drummond’s Lightning Remedy. Proponents insist an ordinary case cures with one bottle at 85 cents, urging quick relief. The Drummond Medicine Co. lists 48 50 Maiden Lane New York and seeks agents.
Public sale of multiple parcels in Cleveland County court district
Legal advertisement announces foreclosure and tax sales to be held at the courthouse door in Cleveland County on the first Tuesday in April 1883 during lawful hours. Parcels include part of lot 185 in Jed District totaling 29 acres, improvements on the Blalock property, part of lot 168 with 20 acres, several smaller tracts in White and 2nd Districts, and the Josy Place. sales occur under mortgage and tax warrants, with administrators and guardians cited, all to satisfy claims of J C Bell, Jeremiah Stover & Son, and tax authorities.
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Coward
Court House
Cleveland
Soit
Jed Dist
Josephine Ao
Blalock
Josephine
Superior Court of
Anti County
J. C. Bell
Josephine Blalock
C. C. Blalock
CC. Blalock
Justice Court
G. M
Said
Miah Stover
C. Blalock
KR. Cox
J. B. Blalock
W.d
Jos Y Place
W. Alexander
N. Black T. C
Hood's Sarsaparilla Earns Community Trust Year After Year
No other sarsaparilla matches Hood's for steady community confidence. The advertisement asserts Hood's superiority and longstanding trust, framing it as the reliable tonic that families prefer across generations.
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