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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1893
Page
3
The Cleveland Progress lists advertising rates: one dollar per inch for the first insertion and fifty cents per inch for each subsequent insertion. Legal advertisements are set at the rate fixed by law, with bills due and paid in advance.
Baptist services occur on the third Sunday and Saturday before 11 o clock. Sunday school each Sunday morning. All invited, including non members. Pastor Joan J. Kinsay. Notwopist services on the fourth Sunday at 11 a.m. with 9 30 a.m. Sunday school. Pastor H. la. Newros. Lapine Praysn Mustina holds Wednesday prayer meetings at 7 p.m.
Cleveland Georgia monthly communications list arrival and departure times for Cleveland mails. Leave times span 6am and 6pm with several stops including Blairsville and Dabloucga. Officials named include Maysville routes agents and local county officers. court terms set for April and October.
Justice Court notices list multiple districts including Blue Ridge 1439 Dist with second Saturdays, Beach and White Creek 1441 Dist on first Saturdays, MoYonal 426 Dist on third Fridays, Nacoochee 427 Dist on first Saturdays, Boal Creek 802 Dist on fourth Saturdays, Blue Creek 721 Dist on second Saturdays, Testates 558 Dist on fourth Saturdays, Yown Creek 826 Dist on third Saturday, Chattahoochee 117 Dist on second Saturday, Mil Webstore land district, and local notices urging payments and a brief local news note on weather, travel, and gold finds at Longstreet.
Locals report Hon A M Dean and Senator Reaves in Cleveland Tuesday Rev M J Cofer passed through Cleveland Tuesday morning en route to Towns County Miss Lula Evans visits Shoal Creek relative in Cleveland Crops ahead of five year average County Commissioners Williams Allison and Cooley conduct monthly business Weather and river delays noted Haysville mail connection disrupted by Chattahoochee rise Mrs M J Allen and grandmother Elvira Allen visit Progress office Mrs Dora and Jura Palmer visit Aunt Mrs C M McAfee Miss Dora Palmer and Miss Jura Palmer are Toledo area visitors Mrs Slenvy Alley takes charge of Green Motel at Nacoochee for summer Capt W D Harrah of Detroit visits local asbestos and mica mines May 18 tax returns in Cleveland Nor mint Tailor System taught by Miss Carrie Newton Meeting at Mrs W M McAfee's home led by Miss Kemmer and Ruth Ashton Next meeting at Mrs Pitchford’s home led by Miss Dorantiner and Mrs Mary Giller
The Young Harris notes report gold found on Mr Hughes premises valued at 30 to 45 dollars with two nuggets duplicated by Frank Holcomb. J G Logan plans to teach this summer and possibly a life in teaching. Miss Rea Clements will exhibit art at commencement. The Baptist Sunday school convention ended pleasantly. The first Senior picnic atop Bald Mountain drew about twenty. Debating topics include civil liberty versus suffering. Phi Chi and Young Harris Societies name debaters for upcoming discussions. R V Jones defeat noted as “opponent only in name” with context clarified. Mr Flake returns home for a wedding, visiting relatives.
Miss Uarvie Newton proposes to teach the Norman Tailor system of cutting. It cuts every thing worn by ladies, gendlames and children. Any lady or child can easily learn it in three days. Lessons, a system and an instruction book will be given to each pupil. Charges reasonable, satisfaction given, cutting and patterns for sale a specialty.
The exposition will showcase improvements in the mechanical arts and eminent physicians attest to advances in medicinal agents. It highlights Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative, claiming it leads all others in effectiveness and innovation.
The piece extols mountain scenery near Loudsville and the Falls, noting crystal water cascading 200 feet. It touts Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup as a cure for asthma and consumption, urging prompt use and listing Sutton & Pitchford as sellers.
The eleven day Methodist revival in Cleveland ended last Sunday with strong praise. Seven new members join the church as others plan to unite with different congregations. Rev W H Newton led the meetings with local pastors aiding, including sermons by Rev John T Snow from Young Harris. A town obituary notes Marshal Win Payne died from wounds received in Alabama, with his funeral held in Cleveland.
The Mossy Creek region reports farmers nearly finished planting and a lively fishing party after Commencement. Mrs Poser and Cinda White are mentioned in a local crime note. Cinda White was jailed for hog stealing after a tearful plea.
Seasonal health warnings describe winter fatigue and toxin buildup from inactivity and poor ventilation. The text promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a top spring medicine to cleanse the bowels kidneys liver lungs and skin, restore blood purity and banish tiredness. It also advertises tonics and patent remedies with local testimonials and subscription offers.
McElree's Wine of Cardus and THEOFORD'S BLACK DRAWGHTan offered by multiple White County merchants including Futton Pitchford Cleveland H A Jarrard Cleveland G B Irvine Mowny Creek Luimkn County KK C Cartledge Dahlemega D Howell Co Auraria Whiteberg Co New Bridge J J W Tate & Co Willow.
Sutton and Pitchford push Beges Little Giant Pills and Deges Blood Purifier with claims of guaranteed results. The notice urges readers to notify for missed papers, offers a dyspepsia tea agency, a药 product sold for 1.00, and seeks agents to represent the Progress in the county.
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