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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1892
Page
3
The Cleveland Progress lists advertising rates at one dollar per inch for the first insertion and fifty cents per inch for subsequent insertions. It notes payment in advance, church service times, and invites attendance. Local notices include dates for trust, county, and community events, with names and positions of local officials, and regional business ads for hardware and wines.
Advert says Syrup of Figs permanently cures habitual constipation and advises avoiding other laxatives that only work temporarily or harm the system. Also recommends BLACK-DRAUGHT tea for dyspepsia.
An unmarked red yearling heifer with a white forehead spot was last seen at J. M. Millers on Mossy Creek. Information leading to its location or owner should be sent to the contact address provided in the notice.
A compact note or brief item mentions a location or event labeled as tome and a casual instruction to visit or see someone while in town, reflecting a fragmentary historical newspaper snippet. The readable text implies a local engagement or call to action without explicit names or dates.
Town residents rushed to fight a blaze behind the Hunt house as sparks spread from straw and fodder. Some blame incendiaries while others point to children with matches. The crowd drew wells dry for water and volunteers worked to prevent wider damage.
Advertisement rhetoric touts Drummond's Lightning Remedy for rheumatism as undefeated and claims high market demand. It rates bottles at 85 and offers prepaid express shipping if not sold. includes agent recruitment and a Maine capitalist visit. Mentions Blood’s Sarsaparilla as a cure for scrofula and skin diseases.
Mr. Wesley Dorsey arrived Tuesday morning with two mammoth beets measuring about twenty inches each and weighing six pounds plus six and a quarter pounds. The feat drew local interest as readers are urged to subscribe to the Progress for more such notices.
Dozier Logan & Co Gainesville Ga manufacture harness bridles wagon material and stock hardware. announce they are headquarters for hardware stoves tinware and heavy discounts on prices with a full stock of shoemakers findings. Also notes visiting court officials and an advertise for a constitutional catarrh cure by Cheney Co with a money back promise. A notice calls Young Men's Democratic Club meeting in Cleveland on the 22nd with Robert Teniry as chairman.
Mr John Martin of London now visiting Gainesville to oversee his extensive interests in the county. He notes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a trusted remedy praised by many communities for consistent results year after year.
Readers learn that many remedies hike profits and Drummond's Lightning Remedy is pitched as affordable at 15 5 per bottle. The notice promotes mail delivery from New York and calls for agents while highlighting Carl J. Wellborn of the Blursville Herald visiting the village.
In Billville a tense church scene erupts with exhortations and accusations as townsfolk clash over heathen opposition. The chaotic episode ends with officials recalling unity while public faith and local Constitution tensions surface amid heated rhetoric.
Hl A Alli son declares candidacy for the Ordin ary post. Alli son is well known to the people of White county and would doubtless make an excellent officer.
A reflective survey of rural Georgia scenery and history criticizes the Farmers Alliance for shifting from benevolent farming support to a political machine. The author laments declining Alliance influence, warns it may die without returning to first principles, and contrasts it with fraternal lodge secrecy.
An advertisement touts Risley's Philotoken as a cure for common women's ills by strengthening nerves and aiding nature. It claims benefits for higher social standing and urges readers to contact Charles F. Risley, wholesale druggist, 62 Cortlandt Street, New York, for a pamphlet and certificates from satisfied customers.
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