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Newspaper

Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1892

Page

3

Advertising Rates and Church Notices in The Cleveland Progress

The Cleveland Progress lists advertising rates at one dollar per inch for first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion, with legal ads set by law. It notes bills due in advance and barrier services on Sundays, plus Sunday school at 9 a.m. and cordial church invitations from pastors Joux J. Kimsry and M. B. Warkins including Murudpist services on the fourth Sunday.

Joux J. Kimsry Murudpist M. B Warkins

Local notices on courthouses and schedules with town names

Lula and Blairsville schedules list service days and hours with locations in Georgia. Mentions Dahlonega Alto Blue Ridge Nacoochee Shoal Creek Tesnatee Town Creek and Blue Creek districts with first second third fourth Saturdays and monthly meetings. Towns include Cleveland Gainesville and Haysville.

Blue Creek W. R. Ledford J.P. J. B. Robertson N. P J. P. Tesnatee G. B. Allison J.P. J. Bell J. P

Poisoned by Scrofula told as a hereditary doom

The article explains scrofula as an inherited disease arising from impure blood and affecting the body's white tissues. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy that purifies the blood and restores health, warning readers not to accept substitutes.

Constipation cure ends transient laxatives claim

Mr Davidson of Dinkins Co Gainesville visits town. Syrup of Figs touted as permanently curing habitual constipation while other laxatives only offer temporary relief. Corn yield in the county likely two thirds. A beautiful head of hair remark linked to Breas Hain Rexewer sold by Sutton Pitchford.

Davidson Dinkins & Co Gainesville Breas Sutton & Pitchford

Beccos' Bacon Portier touted as kidney cure

Sutton & Pitchford promote Beccos' Bacon Portier as the remedy for kidney and liver disorders with claims it clears skin. Also notes Sutton & Pitchford selling Breeds liven gisms pills and Braos' Family Medicines with warranted labels. Local preaching by Uncle Ben and a minister sermon at the Colored Baptist church are mentioned.

Sutton & Pitchford

Cure for rheumatism touted with Drummond remedy

The passage extols a cure for rheumatism as a century’s great discovery. It promotes Drummond’s Lightning Remedy priced at 5 for a large bottle, offering mail delivery from New York and calling for agents. Also mentions Sarsaparilla HOOD’S and local figures Hon J J Kimsey and Lumsden family with fishing prowess and jokers.

Drummond Medicine Co Maiden Lane New York

Mrs Puckett Visits Town With Judge Houston

Mrs Puckett traveled with her father, Judge Houston, and appeared in town on Tuesday.

Local items note gifts, politics and remedies

Mr Jo T McAfee returns from a gift to his son in Jackson county Sunday. Forty voters present with no third party man. Public school at Hood's Chapel taught by Mr Frank Hunt closed last week. Evening exercises attended by townspeople and praised. Ayer's Cherry Pectorial advertised as remedy for croup pneumonia sore throat and colds. Chase and Pierce capitalists pass through Cleveland en route to inspect the Neatie head waters. White colts and barbers noted. Lamar Drug Co rep Benes Currey Syrup advertised as superior cough cure by Boyd. Traveling public favor Henderson house for Sunday stays. L D Henderson and W I Stovall in Cleveland Tuesday. Black-Draught tea touted for Constipation.

Jo. T. McAfee Jackson County Hood's Chapel Frank Hunt

What Ails You Rheumatism Cure Ad and Obituary Snippet

Sudden joint and muscle pains on cold days prompt an ad for Dr Drummond's Lightning Remedy for Rheumatism with a five dollar offer and a call for agents. The text also notes Granny Scroggins of Gainesville dying at an old age, detailing her birth in 1777, move to Georgia, and extensive descendants.

Bran Mound Medicine Co Maiden Lane New York Dr. Drummond Granny Scroggins Gainesville Lancaster District S. C Georgia Methodist Church

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure

An advertisement boasts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It promises to cure by taking internally and claims a $100 test against any failure. Includes a solicitation for testimonials and lists Toledo address. The page notes rain on Wednesday beneficial to crops.

Hall F. J. Cumney & Co Toledo

Shiloh's Vitalizer Ad Promises Quick Health Cure

An old advertisement claims Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure indigestion constipation dizziness loss of appetite and yellow skin, can be bought for 75e from Sutton & Pitchford in Cleveland. It presents a rhetorical question about why people tolerate illness and suggests the product as a solution.

Shiloh Sutton & Pitchford Cleveland

Logan Accepts Post With Dozier Logan Co Gainesville

Mr F Ef Logan, a proprietor of this paper, has accepted a position with the firm Dozier Logan Co. of Gainesville. He is praised as a bright, capable young man, quick to learn and popular with friends. Best wishes accompany his move to the new role.

F. Ef. Logan Dozier, Logan & Co Gainesville Logan Whitt County Ford Pill Co Toronto

Pines and Pitas Amid Tax Board Reforms in White County

In White County the commissioners of raids and revenues met in regular session. Vooley named commissioner after Hon. A M Dean resigned. Bills proposed by Representative Dean and Senator Reaves aim to repeal the act creating a board of equalizers for real estate and personal property taxation. Also mentions patent remedies for constipation and indigestion as safe, sugar coated pills.

A. P, Williams A. Allison Cooley White County Vooley A. M. Dean Dean Reaves House Senate

Risley Philotoken Promises Womanly Health Aid

An advertised tonic claims to strengthen nerves and aid bodily functions for women. Risley’s Philotoken is sold by Charles F. Risley, wholesale druggist, 62 Cortlandt Street New York, at $1 a bottle. A pamphlet with directions and testimonials from numerous women is available upon request.

Risley Philotoken

Creation of a new Militia District in Georgia

An 1892 court and committee reports lay off and define a new Militia District from the northwest portion of Nacoochee District along the Chattahoochee River. The boundary runs from the old mining office to Tan yard branch, up the river to Smith's Creek, then to Blue Ridge, back to Tesnatee, and ends at the beginning. The district is named Chattahoochee and ordered published at the courthouse door for thirty days.

Guonard Wire County Eom Pewee Dist Chattahooche River Tanyard Bran Smith's Creek Said Creek Bir Tosnutee Southeas Wames J.R. Williams B.C. Abernathy CG. L. Franklin John A. Adams D. W. Price A. W. Taylor J. KH. Owell J. W. Wheeler R. E. Westmorland W. M. Crumley Abernathy Joe Abernathy Miles Abernathy Allen J. C. Martin Samuel Thurman L. Martin W. Allen T. W. Fain Georgia Wits County J. R. Williams J. H. Fain J. B. Westmoreland Nacoochee W.B. Bell Said County Tesnatee Chattahoochee Tanyard Blue Ridge Lesnatee

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The Cleveland Progress Church Directory Lula Suny Blairsville Spm Haysville Dahlonega Alto F. B. Sutton P.M Justice Court Bexch Smiths BP W.T Blink J. Pood Brownlow Nop Mt. Yonah J. W. Henson J. P. GB. Jarrard Monsey Creek E. A. Alexander J. P. M. B. Moore J. P. W. J. Dorsey L. C John R. Williams J. A. Richardson Town Creek F.C. Hunt J.P. J. McAfee Cardus Mr. Golden Kenedy Shoalcreek Reese Hightower Avery Steel Bowen Sheriff Peter Davidson Jr Loudsville Mary Bell J. . Hood Howard Thompson Lom, Bell W.T. Smith Nacoochee Meadiay Ben Coffee N. E. Georgia Colored Baptist Church Nocooener Hood J. J. Kimsey Atlanta Lumsden Talbot Stewart Rockdale Mitchell Pike General Assembly Jesse Lumsden June G. Lumsden Jollier Acelree Cardu Ayer Hag Messrs. Chase and Pierce Temale Benes Boyd Lamar Drug Company Henderson House Way Messrs. L. D. Henderson W. I. Stovall Dr. d. Co. Ayer & Co Lowell, Mass Capt. Wilson Habersham Vries Doe Sartan and Uitchford Esse Lumsden Macourhee Ronsey Feveland Atanta Bo. Gale A Denler F. H. Logan Pines Pitas Dutton & Pitchford T Am WM. Brown, JR Mealor Air Line Depot Ad, W. Brown the Ford Pill Co Sheila Hleas Ena Kodak Ford United States Rand Amall Cathedral Runaisaa U. S Ward Stem Winder Col. Wallington & Bay Sts Toromie Canada 88 & Pease & Piano Marietta Miles & St
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