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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1893
Page
3
The notice from The Cleveland Progress in Cleveland Georgia on May 26 893 sets advertising rates: one dollar per inch for the first insertion and fifty cents per inch for each subsequent insertion. Legal ads billed at law rates. all bills payable in advance.
The directory lists weekly church services with Sunday and Wednesday times. Includes pastors Joan J Kimsey Hy M Newrox and Lapies Pravin Maxtine inviting non members and noting Sunday school times and prayer meetings.
Schedule of arrival and departure times lists daily service notes with locations including Oymville, Baysville, Vic, Valilonega and others. County officials, court schedules and justice courts are noted along with dates for tax collection and public duties. Also includes advertisements for Beggs medicines and Hood's Sarsaparilla testimonials.
Capt J J Nichols of Athanta traveled to Atlanta Saturday night Mrs Mark Bell returned from Florida last Saturday Will Evans a young driver from Gainesville attends Wednesday Miss Cassie Oakes of Blue Creek spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs A J Henderson Many locals will attend Young Harris commencement Miss Jura Palmer home after two weeks in Gainesville Emma Kytle of Center Side visited in Cleveland last Saturday Leona Underwood at her father’s home now in Cleveland Nora Porter of Mossy Creek visiting relatives in North Carolina R T Kemmer suffers with a sore foot The macle industry thrives on the public square Rev Newton spoke on Welsh as she is spoilt at M B church Hub Edwards broke his arm last week and is improving John Adams and wife of Mossy Creek spent Sunday with Mrs Elizabeth Adams near Cleveland Light frost on the 11th Continued cool weather helps crops Col J W Underwood traveled to Blairsville for local mining interests Johnson and Duleer from Athens visited Wednesday and Thursday Mrs W B Bel improving Prof J W Smith in Cleveland for Young Thivvis commence ment Tom Bell of Gainesville spent days in Cleveland Visiting Mrs W J Bell Frank Bell of Lake City Fla visiting friends Tom Bell Gainesville Eagle editor praised for his writings Misses Lula Dean and Tona Cooley from Leo at Pomperan entertainment Miss S B Logan seriously ill arived home from Atlanta Tuesday ill health forced resignation Miss Katie and Lillie Bell returned from Lake City Fla to care for their mother Young Columbia, SC athlete rode bicycle through Cleveland Mr B J Sulsey Hall County mining and timber prospectors visiting Charley Chambers of Nacoochee raises own corn and hogs seventy acres corn and a litter of pigs For Malaria Liver Trouble or Indigestion use Brown’s Iron Bitters.
The World's Columbian Exposition promises value by illustrating improvements in mechanical arts and medicinal agents. Eminent physicians assert progress is equally important. Rev. Dr. Tichenor of the Southern Baptists and Rev. F.C. McConnell visit Hiawassee for commencement exercises while locals like Mr. Dover in Nacoochee report gold discovery plans.
The second Quarterly meeting of the Cleveland charge will be held in Louisville on the second Sunday and the Saturday before the 10th 11th of June. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
Taist Black and Ruth Palmer wed at 4 p m in Rev Power’s residence with Rutha Shiten as attendant. Bridal party later dined at Mr Chick’s home. Mr Blick, son of S N Black, praised as a promising young gentleman. The editor notes White County officers’ industrious habits and promotes cultivation of rice, citing Mr Bell’s success selling niece rice locally amid favorable prices. Dahonega Signal report.
A $500 reward is offered for any rheumatism case not cured by Drummond's Lightning Remedy. The firm publishes the offer widely and guarantees one bottle will work in ordinary cases. Drummond Medicine Co. lists address 48-50 Maiden Lane, New York, with samples mailed to sufferers on receipt of price.
Examinations end tomorrow and students prepare for graduation with various programs. Friday opens with Primary department exercises led by Miss Maude Baily and Mrs Wellborn. sermons by Rev W D Anderson and Rev Teidt. then debates, essays, and music by the Senior Class. The week features Peniatt, a senior graduation scene, and an ice cream saloon by R B Porter. The new chapel shines after oiling. a campus cleanup by President C C Spence’s team ends with victory over the rubbish.
Last Friday night the Cleveland Temperance Society hosted an entertainment with six contestants. Miss Fannie Kemmer won the Demorest medal for her piece The Two Fires, judged by James Glen BE Craiven and J M Cooley. Rev H M Newton awarded the medal, with choir songs and cornet accompaniment enhancing the program.
An old advertisement touts a universal rheumatic remedy from Dr. Drummond. It claims years of study and offers to send full details and testimonials to those who write to the Drummond Medicine Co on Maiden Lane, New York. Samples are said to reach sufferers.
The Palmetto correspondent reports Professor Geo W Starr must leave his teaching post after this term because of throat illness. Starr is held in high regard and residents regret his departure. Also mentions local ads and a remedy anecdote for cholera morbus with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine.
Notices for The Home and Farm readers lacking delivery urge reporting to W. J. Oakes Jr who has the local agency for Our Native Herbs and Hood's Sarsaparilla ads. The piece also touts Chamberlain remedies including Cough Remedy and Pain Balm with testimonials and local dealer mentions.
An advertisement from Chas Risley, Wholesale Citygrist at 62 Ceortland Street in New York, touts Risley's Philotoken as a nerve tonic and aid for various functions. It claims testimonials from many people who have used it and praise from supporters, offering bottles by mail with a descriptive pamphlet and certificates.
An old ad touts a blood purifier that promises clear skin and a beautiful complexion. It claims the product purifies the blood and removes blemishes, selling with a guarantee through Sutton & Pitchford.
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