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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1893
Page
3
The Cleveland Progress lists advertising rates: one dollar per inch for first insertion and fifty cents per inch for subsequent insertions. Legal ads are charged at the legal rate. Dilla for the same are due and must be paid in advance.
Church directory lists Bartist services every third Sunday and Saturday before 11 a.m. Sunday school at 9 a.m. All invited, especially non-members. Meruopisy services every fourth Sunday morning with Sunday school at 9 a.m. Pastors Joux J Kimexy and H. M. Newtons extend cordial invitations.
Schedule lists Cleveland Georgia mail arrivals and departures by Yonah Lodge No 382 F and A M. Monthly communications held fourth Saturdays at 7 PM. Officers listed include Logan, Bell, Cooley, Kimsey, Asbury, Underwood, and others. County officials and judiciary mentioned. court convenes second Monday in April and October.
Justice Courts list multiple districts with meeting dates and officers such as Wine Ridge J P W P Smith NP and J P White Creek J P Black J P NP and J P Messey Creek and other precincts schedule third Saturdays or first Saturdays monthly. The page also notes local ads and notices including home goods and medicinal tonics and mentions several residents visiting Gainesville and local churches.
A随 tangle of items notes Mr. Fred Dover of Nacoochee visiting Cleveland, local ads for syrups and native herbs, and promotions for Our Native Herbs medicine. Mentions of tax, schooling, and church figures appear amid commerce notes and the Mossy Creek Academy patrons meeting.
A note urges bringing any curiously colored and shaped stones to Cleveland. It implies potential value and invites collectors to organize a discovery or exchange in the city. No specific dates or organizers are provided.
Local mothers in Centerville South Dakota praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for colds in children. They report it has broken up bad colds and recommend it daily. 50 cent bottles available at all druggists.
Isaac Oakes has completed the spring term at his school and is now attending Young Harris College.
Ames Lambert of New Brunswick Illinois touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a rapid cure for rheumatism in hips and legs. He says a 40 cent bottle cured him in three days and urges others to use it for a quick recovery.
Mr McConnell representing the A M Robinson Nation house of Athinta spent Sunday at the Slenderson House, engaging in informal discussions with local residents and officials. The visit highlighted community ties and intercultural exchanges within the region.
In Swickley Pennsylvania residents faced a cholerine outbreak described by physicians. Local seller P P Kwarp touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming broad success with diarrhoea cases and heavy sales of 25 and 50 cent bottles. James Latham, noted as a courteous visitor from Cleveland, stopped by Tuesday.
The people of Mortlood Mills Tudiana insist on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, rejecting alternatives. John V Bishop notes the remedy is superior for colds and croup prevention. 50 cent bottles are sold by all druggists.
Messrs Robt Ledford and Chas Merritt two popular young teachers of White County made a pleasure trip to Gainesville List Saturday and Sunday.
An advertisement proclaims Sexafroo a remedy to remove tooth trouble and keep teeth clean. Sutton & Pitchford sell the favorite tooth wash. The item mentions Sr Celestino Crispo, a noted horse trader, as entering his name on a subscription list on Tuesday.
An old advertisement touts Dr Drummond as the creator of a universal rheumatism cure. It promises rapid relief from the first dose in a large bottle priced at five dollars. It urges readers to contact the Drummond Medicine Co at Maiden Lane New York for direct purchase or prepaid shipment and seeks agents.
William Cantrell was jailed Sunday by Bailiff Harvey Carroll on a warrant over four years old issued by Sheriff Brown. Cantrell faces pistol carrying charges and several other misdemeanors and will likely remain jailed until the April term of court.
Mr Alfred Gilmer a rustling salesman for Jno B Daniel Co of Atlanta was on our streets the first of the week.
Mr JAG iy canvasses White county for the Wrought Iron Range Co of St Louis promoting the Lloma Comront Strat Ranau. Indorsements come from prominent residents of White county including De RB Stam and M4 Vite Glen, J D Couley Lee and others. John Martin of London travels to Gainesville for mineral development, Dr Spencer remarks cited. Local shop plans in Cleveland by Z T Logan and F E Craven. A L B Bell departs for Atlanta to pursue business.
The County School board met Tuesday to select census enumerators for White County. Five enumerators were appointed, covering two districts each: O H Edwards for Cleveland and Blue Creek. Geo Kytle for Mossy Creek and White Creek. Frank Bramlet for Shoal Creek and Town Creek. Robert A Ledford for the Ridge, Mud Teasnatee. O B West for Nicoochee and Chattahoochee. All are described as well qualified. Also notes on Miss Kate Logan’s visit, Henry Brownlow supporting home industries, and local business updates from Blairsville Herald.
A sensational claim links insomnia and dyspepsia to a disordered stomach and promotes Beggs' Dandelion Bitters as a positive cure. Sold by all druggists, the piece markets a patent remedy with medical assertion and wide distribution.
Commissioner Nesbitt urges Georgia farmers to improve soil and diversification. Plant potatoes with potash, grow corn and sorghum for hogs, and raise multiple vegetable crops to meet Atlanta demand. Emphasizes proper manure, careful handling, and market awareness to boost profits and revive agriculture statewide.
The Tome and Warm is promoted as the premier agricultural journal in the United States. Subscriptions cost one paper per year, offering annual delivery to readers.
An 1892 advertisement promotes Risley’s Philotoken as a cure for various female ailments and nerves. It offers a one dollar bottle from Chas. F. Risley, wholesale druggist in New York, inviting readers to request a descriptive pamphlet with testimonials from women praising the product.
An appeal notes that many suffer from impure blood and blood disorders. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as a remedy, with promises of blood purification and health improvement, urging readers to consider its use. The piece invites readers to inquire while in town.
An old advertisement touts a cough remedy called Snon's Consumption Cure as the most successful medicine for coughs croup bronchitis and even consumption with a guaranteed test of effectiveness. It promotes prices of 10 cents 50 cents and 1 dollar and also offers Shiloh's Porous Plaster sold by Sutton and Pitch ford in Cleveland Georgia.
Special publisher arrangement allows HOME AND FARM to continue with THE CLEVELAND POULTRY PROGRAM at a set price after renewal. Subsets renewing and paying in advance will receive the lower price offer.
An old ad promotes Home and Farm as a leading agricultural journal with expanded six department format and a strong Home Dept. It invites readers to subscribe to The Progressive and receive Home and Farm for one year at a reduced price. Sample copies available from Home and Farm Louisville, Ky.
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