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Newspaper

Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1895

Page

2

Brains and politics stir Georgia editorials and tales

The piece blends national and state politics with editorials from the Sparta Ishmaelite and Dahlonega Nugget, critiquing Clevelandism in Georgia, free coinage debates, and federal court decisions. It clips portraits of lawmakers like A S Clay and Governor Evans, comments on quotation headlines, and threads of local gossip, meetings, and social notes across Habersham, Clarkesville, and nearby counties.

Sparta Ishmaelite Georgia Skunk Creek South Carolina Tillman Jefferson Evans Palmetto State

County correspondence from Loudsville itemizes odd happenings

Loudsville notes include Miss Nannie Allen visiting kin near Parks last Saturday, a boy sent two miles to a store before breakfast after a curry comb for a mule colt two hours old, and H R Helton killing an owl eight feet ten inches across. A. Nix marries Mrs Pilgrim at her father’s home Friday morning, with Rev D S Grindle officiating. Neighbor caution and local humor appear as the Tir Proaness quarrel is blamed on gossip and a neighbor hatching eight goslings from seven goose pegs.

H. R. Helton Vide A. Nix

Blue Creek Budget Debate Draws Youth Crowd

A lively gathering of young residents gathered to discuss Blue Creek’s budget priorities. Attendees crowded the town hall, urging allocations for parks, schools, and transit while officials listened and promised follow up.

Blue Ridge Items Highlight Local Visits and Oddities

Union county residents James Allison Sr and Uncle Jimmy Allison visit ill kin and share tall tales. A two legged walking sheep at Jovan’s Mossy Creek entertains crowds while local gardeners plant Uncle Thomas Allison’s corn. Community notes include church services, visits from Z L Beach and Aunt Linda Nix, and social gatherings at Blue Ridge.

Town Creek Topics and Local Mentions Update

Town Creek residents recall Mrs. John I Chirk visit and note counts of Allen and Ledford families in Districts Tesnatee and Chattahoochee. Little John Thomus, son of George Thomas, died last Monday and was buried Tuesday at Tesnatee burying ground. R E Thomas and sister Lizzie visited town. Luther Burch returns from Athens. Albert Henderson Jr. and L A Adams made business trips to Lumpkin and Queen City respectively. There are 49 Nixs in Town Creek District. local girls referenced.

Town Creek Ledfords Tesnatee Abernathys Chattahoochee Lave John ‘Thomus George Thomas R. E. Thomas Lizzie

Town Creek News Notes and Local Happenings

Will Satterfield reported a massive catch, a 3 foot 3 inch cors, from Town Creek. Local residents share updates on businesses, aging residents, and family histories. Thomas McAfee nears 85 with fourteen living children and over a hundred grandchildren, with a role in Buncombe county’s first courthouse. Town Creek saw visits from Dahlonega residents J P Ingersoll and family, Sunday singing, couples dating, and upcoming wedding chatter.

Thomas McAfee Buncombe County IN. C

Local News Highlights From The Hill Country

Charles Roberts works on his property the old Trammell place. John Martin cleans the Dean ditch. W. Oakes drives cattle to the mountains to fatten for market. A seining party reports hog sucker finds. B. C. Martin opens a store at WH Login’s. Chap Bowen visits from Shoal Creek. J. M. Knight from the Valley visits near the Chattahoochee head. John Bramlet welcomes a baby girl. Mrs. J. H. Logan and Lula Laynes visit sister Mrs. Cannon.

John Bramlet J. 11 Logan Lula Tlaynes Cannon

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