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Newspaper

Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1895

Page

2

Turney Victory in Tennessee Election Raises Questions

The Tennessee legislature named Peter Turney governor by about two thousand votes over H. Clay Evans. The count appears suspicious to critics as the Atkinson era hints at delaying an election in the Tenth district until crops are laid by. The piece also notes political maneuvers, editorials, and national sentiment on silver and independence in Cuba amid local correspondence and social notes.

Tennessee Peter Turney H. Clay Evans Turney Evins Atkinson Ohio Cleveland Congress Jefferson Jackson Thurman Democratic Party Mississippi

County Correspondence from Loudsville Sees Ministers and Visitors

The Rev W A Simmons and Professor Bell of Cleveland preached in Loudsville last Saturday. A violent hail and thunder storm visited the area Sunday afternoon. George Adams and wife of Chattahoochee visited here last weekend along with Hughes Anderson of Lumpkin County. James Abernathey passed through the region last Sunday en route home from Lumpkin. Deputy Marshal Helton visited his sister Mrs Lewis of Shola Creek last Friday. Subscribe now for Tus Proarrss and keep informed about your county.

W. A. Simmons Professor Bell Cleveland Loudsville Mr. Simmons Spence Aftenoon George Adams Chattahoochee James Abernathey Lumpkin County Helton Mrs. Lewis Shoals Creek

Town Creek Topics and Local Lane Vignettes

A brisk column reports on residents including Jd A Ledford of Loudsville Jeptha’s cheerful visit and John White of Lumpkin. The note mentions a post office future, mule shipments to the Blue Ridge, and upbeat spring scenery with Capt. W. H. Me Afee of Dahlonega noted among locals.

Blue Ridge Society Notes and Local Visits

Sunday sermons by Rev Mashburn Ash and Rev J F West at Antioch impressed readers. Twins arrive prompting cousin Lewis Allison to claim a yard and a half long attire. Allison family of eleven children with six twins. Blue Creek visitor Nouwh Allison and Uncle Thos Allison are noted. Porter Winkler of Union visits his father. Hob Saxon travels to Lula and Belton. Couples Scott Porton and Hulda Hester wed. another wedding hoped. Moonshiner tale remains unverified. Frank Reece of Union visits relatives. Fannie Ledford visits her mother Mrs Logan. Will Spencer and sister from Porter Springs visit. KB Lackey kills a rattlesnake three feet long with seven rattles. Wait Satterfield and family visit relatives.

Lewis Allison Mr. Allison Fannie Ledford

Blue Creek Budget and Yonah Mountain Preaching

A brief item notes a budget discussion in Blue Creek and announces preaching on Yonah Mountain scheduled for the fifth sun.

Yonah Mountain

Mossy Creek High School Plans Commencement Exercises

Locals note the Mossy Creek High School prepares for commencement starting the third Sunday and ending on Tuesday night. The Rev. C C Spence will preach the commencement sermon and the Rev. C M Ledbetter of Clarkesville Ga will deliver the annual address. All are invited to attend. Mr Lashey of Young Harris was the guest of Prof J W Smith this week.

Mossy Creek High Schoo C.C. Spence C. M. Ledbetter Clarkesville Lashey Young Harris J. W. Smith

Untold Agonies A Perfect Cure by Mood sarea parilia

A fragmentary note references a work titled Untold Agonies A Perfect Cure by Mood sarea parilia, suggesting archival or literary discussion without full context. No clear event, date, or participating organizations are provided.

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