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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1893
Page
3
Advertising rates fixed at one dollar per inch for first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion. Local notices cover bank entries, court attendance, travel, farming reports, and community events. Mentions include William Burke, W S Williams, Captain Wilson, Van England, Miss Maggie Merritt, Mrs. W. O. Butler, and others with updates on crops, sewing machines, dental services, and a Blue Creek singing convention.
An antiquated testimonial touts Brown's Iron Bitters as a remedy to overwork and household fatigue, claiming improved digestion and bile balance. It urges readers to obtain the genuine product.
The White county court convened with Judge Wellborn overseeing civil and criminal dockets. Libel for divorce verdicts favored plaintiffs in several cases, injunctions granted or compromised in others, and preparations noted for upcoming trials. Reports cite active attorneys and visiting judges from Gainesville Dahlonega and Clarkesville areas.
Col W E Young of Charleston and Calhoun mines inspected property last week and witnessed a 27 pennyweight dugeot of gold. Stewart and Redding, Charleston mine owners, considered installing machinery for ore reduction. Prof Whatley continues work, urging scientific methods. The article foresees a future era of rich yields from Northeast Georgia mines.
The property known as the C M NeAfee place in Cleveland Georgia will be sold at public auction on the first Tuesday in November 1893 within legal hours to the highest bidder for cash. It includes about five acres part of lot No 87 in the 2nd district with dwelling and outbuildings, bounded by W J Paynes land to the northeast Mrs M K Palmers land to the south and the Cleveland and Nacoochee public road to the west. The land is levied on as the property of Frank M Beeby by a writ of fi fa issued from the Superior Court of the county in attachment in favor of Ja Jen against Frank M Beeby. The sale will start with four acres, then proceed as required, with costs and fees allotted.
The piece explains irritability stems from physical conditions such as liver issues rheumatism and dyspepsia. It argues mood improves when the underlying ailments are treated and promotes Hood's Sarsparilla as a remedy to relieve dyspepsia rheumatism impure blood and liver troubles, reducing domestic quarrels.
A local appeal encourages residents to subscribe to the Progress newspaper, highlighting community news, events, and public notices to stay informed about local affairs and happenings.
J B Westmoreland administrator announces sale at Cleveland courthouse on the first Tuesday in November 1893. Property includes part of lot 12 in the 5th district totaling 125 acres and 245 acres on the south side of lot 11, old home of Reaves Westmoreland, to pay debts and distribute to heirs.
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