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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1893
Page
3
Big lot of plaid double width cashmeres and plain cashmeres in black and colors offered at incredibly low prices. Hop Sacking and Basket Weave dress suitings, camel hair, water proof, and Scotch plaid fabrics listed with values and discounts. Wide selection includes all wool and half wool materials for ladies waists and fall suits at substantially reduced rates.
Rates listed: one dollar per inch for the initial insertion and fifty cents per inch for each subsequent insertion. Legal advertisements are charged at the rate set by law. Bills must be paid in advance.
Prolonged meetings at Zion begin tonight while farmers lift mortgage notes amid plow and sow rye. John J. Kimsey attends a legislature meeting in Atlanta. Weddings loom in Cleveland. money orders urged for safekeeping. Local notables visit Cleveland. Cleveland High School reopens soon. Shoal Creek boys win a baseball match. Nacoochee urged to bolster its team. Sut ton Pitchford accounts due in ten days. Uncle Tom McAfee recovering from a paralytic stroke.
Fragmented items mention debts and reminders for settlements in Cleveland, references to Drunkless Morphine and tobacco addiction advertising, local officials like J P King and geologist surveys in White County, and notes on residents visiting relatives and old friends including Rev N H Palmer.
Professor King gives a brief lecture on Brasstown Valley contents as students return. Remarks note renovations by Gus Glaynes and W A Pierce’s photography work. Spence outlines school rules amid new student influx. Rev Spence travels to Atlanta Athens on college business. Vanderwood to lead quarterly service. marriage wishes for Kentimer and Jesse Glens. Miss Susie Merrill showcases horse studies at the studio under Miss Reo Clements. Dr Geevee Irwitt reports health remains generally good despite local sickness.
The Youn public school closed the 21st with an all night exhibition. The house was packed and standing room found in rear and outside the windows. The entertainment was good and well received by a polite audience. Children and young people performed admirably, with speeches recitations and dialogues interspersed with music by Mrs Sutton and Gol Fd A Merritt. Castleberry shown as a capable leader and teacher.
The fifth and last meeting of the official members of the Cleveland charge will convene at the Methodist church in Cleveland on Thursday November 9. Stewardship reminders urge payment of assessments for preachers in charge. Rev M L Underwood will preach at 11 o clock and preside.
For sale cheap for cash one duckboard a four seated buggy with shaft and lines one set double harness one set single harness and one good combination harness with saddle horse J Ui Niettens
In the West Side Public Square, the same old stand offers flour and groceries in cash-priced lots. The vendor pledges small profits for quick sales, claiming buyers always gain from these deals.
The write up extols Syrup of Figs as a remedy that brings vowed health and strength through internal cleanliness, noting it as familiar only to those who have not embraced modern medicines and cheaper substitutes.
The death of Baptist minister Rev. J P Osborne on January 22 at his Gainesville home provokes sorrow across the county. He leaves a wife two daughters and a son. His funeral will be at the Baptist church in Cleveland with Mason ic honors at his burial in Cleveland Cemetery.
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