Obituary Notices From The Graveland Prograss
Obituaries to be published in the Progress at a per line rate. A note from November 6 1896 apologizes for delayed publication due to paper supply issues and rail delivery, signed by editor G. C. 1.
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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1896
Page
3
Obituaries to be published in the Progress at a per line rate. A note from November 6 1896 apologizes for delayed publication due to paper supply issues and rail delivery, signed by editor G. C. 1.
Cal Reeves of Athena tended his mining property this week. Mr S S Burnett, a popular silversmith, was in town selling shares and discussing North Carolina gold mines. Miss Anna Conlon returned home from a visit. Miss Ida Ast assists Prof A H Labhley as a future city teacher. Ida, a graduate of Young Thyeri College, joins the Cleveland High School staff. Lost cow alert: a pale red heifer from Andy Adams' herd. Reward offered for information leading to its return.
Town Creek notes report the death of Mrs Civeyas Ingram on October 27 after a year of illness. Sympathy is sent to the bereaved children. Local items mention nearby Pown Creek and 621 Allen, with repairs noted and a future wedding hinted. Preachers Grindla and Dowdy spoke at Tiga Croek Sunday while Thomas Allen and wife visited.
Mossy Creek items describe Palmer beginning a singing school at Woodlaws with large attendance, Cravin as a key peanut mixer, Ly predicting a 100 bushel yield, Payne entering Mossy Creek School, Dorsey’s thirteen‑mouth jug curiosity, Skelton breaking his leg, Rev Clark Curtis visiting Joseph Curtis, and Professor Smith pleased with a new washing machine.
Fragmented report notes representatives from Dahlonega and White County events after an election. McAfoe visited White County on business Saturday. Cicern Rogers of White County's heat ciliaene spent weekend visiting his children for the first time in years. Simpkty downby jail has ee prisoners. The Cadete of Ny Gh As Cahngre attended the dismantling tin of Govern Atkinson last.
Notices announce debt collection actions by Kyrie & Overs and a court sale under S Te vidhon will in Cleveland. Executors advertise a sale of the late S Te vidhon estate at the county house door on a forthcoming Tuesday, describing land parcels including home place, bottomland, and cultivated fields with detailed ownership notes and sale terms.
Tuesday sales in Cleveland include the Milton Moore estate with multiple bids and total proceeds of 4155.40 dollars. Bids were awarded to A G Moore, Tom Staton, R M Yates, Mrs A C Cox, and others from M B Moore and heirs, plus separate entries for J M and W J Miller administrations and Dave Robertson’s home place. Col J W J Gaderwoud secured a bid of 101.75 for Dave Robertson’s home place.
An itemized ad offers bankrupt stock sale of ladies cloaks hats shoes and related goods at low prices, signed by B D Langford in Gainesville Georgia. It also carries unrelated patent medicine claims for children relief and cough remedies with promotional language and pharmacy mentions. The text juxtaposes retail clearance with medical assertions from Wann Pharmacy Wanpaia, Pa.
The passage promotes Scott's Tyglsion Ced-Hver Od with Hyporhesphites to boost blood, vigor, and strength for run-down constitutions. It claims to aid the system in throwing off acute court cdg and to restore vitality to weary households, drawing on a generic family-health pitch.
A fragmented report recalls elderly remedies once touted by doctors and merchants. It notes a shift toward modern tonics and emphasizes the role of trusted healers like Mayor Abrey and physician Hedy Anelaniina in addressing a widespread cough epidemic. Community leaders urge caution and remind residents of safer treatments.
Fragmentary text appears to mix names and nonsensical phrases. It mentions Dank of Palten Kentucky and a book-keeper in a troubled state, with garbled lines about nerves, pine, and wakefulness. No clear event or report is identifiable.
The shop promotes an autumn sale featuring fresh fashion items and deep discounts on dress goods and full lines. It highlights double width cashmeres, all wool fabrics, fall wraps, black capes with fur or braid trims, and large selections of bedspreads and curtains. The advertisement touts substantial clothing stock for all ages with prices claimed as the best value seen, urging customers to visit and buy.
A chaotic catalog-like listing details bargains on groceries, fabrics, clothing, and household goods. It cites various products from coffee and sugar to bleachings and blankets, with pricing and multiple stock items, including shoes and menswear, offered by a North Georgia retailer.
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