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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1896
Page
3
A campaign notice to White County voters from R. D. Pruit urging support for his sheriff candidate, claiming the office would bring credit to himself and the county and noting his need for the position.
In a personal appeal to voters of White County DN Warwick states he is unable to meet face to face but remains in the race for county treasurer. He thanks supporters for past backing while pledging faithful duty if re elected.
A Berlin physician’s formula offers Baco Cure as a guaranteed, safe tobacco habit cure. It claims no willpower needed and allows continued use, with a refund option if three boxes fail. Testimonials from Clayton Arkansas and others praise weight gain and symptom relief after treatment. Sold by Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co. in La Crosse Wisconsin and Boston Massachusetts.
Report from Loudsville camp meeting describes unruly crowds mixing of sexes and a brawl over discipline. Rile Helton injured and several others arrested as organizers promise action to restore order with separate weeks for men and women and tighter control on services.
Local residents gather for the Loudsville camp meeting as Ena 5 Miles forms the Zion school for 1897 starting in January. Voters are urged to register promptly this year. Mrs. John Meaders dies after weeks of fever. sympathy offered. Notables, church events, stock law results, and local travel noted. A large diabetes of minor items includes political races, derelict health, and Gainesville ads.
An 1880s reader from Fulton Kentucky describes nerve trouble from a bank job hand and sleepless nights. After using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine he reports quick relief and a return to work, noting a favorable price and easy shipment from Elkhart.
The county and Nacoochee mourn the death of Pam Williams, 58, longtime postmaster. He collapsed after an apparent apoplexy before dinner and died within hours. Doctor Stary found no poison or foul play. Williams was a respected, unmarried man, with sisters Mrs Green and Miss Williams from Winder visiting during his brief illness.
Scout's Commission promotes cod liver oil with hypophosphites as summer as well as winter remedy. Palatable formula aids digestion and tones the system. Essential for delicate children and lung issues, with dose adjustments. small bottle advised for summer and kids. Keep cool after opening. Sold by druggists for 50 cents and 1.00.
By Wate's decree we all must eat and should treat our stomachs with respect. Pure groceries are the best medicine and the store offers a full line of staple and net groceries at living prices. Flour, molasses, soap, meat, beans, spices, coffee, butter, crackers, salt, cigars, tobacco, and pickles. Also seeds, garden supplies, and a complete line of dry goods including shoes, hats, and notions. Lubricating oils and kerosene sold wholesale or retail. He aims to be the headquarters for shoe findings and leather supplies. Honest fair treatment and good values expected.
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