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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1893
Page
3
Schedule of arrival and departure of Cleveland mails with daily and weekday times. Officials listed include J.C. Bell J.D. Cooley R. Glen P.M. Sheriff Brown Clerk Power Tax Collector Black Treasurer Chapman Tax Receiver Fain Surveyor Colley Coroner County Commissioners and judiciary officers. Court convenes second Monday in April and October.
Baylist-Servi third Sunday and Sabbath before 10 o'clock a.m. Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. All invited to attend especially non-member. Jon J. Kisiswey, Pastor. Mirno-pist-Services every fourth Sunday late lock at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 9 a.m. All may attend. Hy! M. Newrox, Pastor. Lavina Pray Mustinc weekly Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 o'clock.
Fragmentary notice shows court schedule as second Saturdays each month with names Steve Ash J Py 13 and J. Wench, no plant described. Indicates local justice court procedures and attendance details in Ridge.
Locals report the Teachers Institute meets tomorrow and note visits by Col. J. W. Underwood Col. John L. Asbury and Col. H W Dean at Clarksville and Gainesville. Several residents travel for business or family reasons while R T P Rennimer buys the Sosehere estate at executors sale for 1470.55. Hill’s Chloride of Gold tablets urged as cure for tobacco morphine or drink. Sutton and Pitchford unsettled accounts notified.
The item highlights The Modern Beauty promoting health and laxative Syrup of Figs, visits by miners Jaquish and Pratt from Idaho and Boston, local families facing illness, and a range of community happenings from camp meetings to jail escapes by Joe Berry and reflections on historical locals like Whiskey Jim.
One buckboard a four seated buggy with pole and shafts plus one set double harness and one set single harness sold for cash. Also one good combination harness and saddle horse. J WW Nienows Nacoochee Ga.
Aged proud father and mother suffer a heavy blow as George W Start dies at Nacoochee last Tuesday afternoon. Cause is heart failure following a fever attack. For years he was known as a successful teacher and his death leaves a deep void among family friends and former pupils. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family and his sisters.
The Mossy Creek report describes a strong eastern storm with thunder and speculation about Wall Street and U S finance. It notes Miss Helen Mitchel remains very ill and Mrs Billy Nix returned from South Carolina visit. Mr M L Dean is said to be recovering somewhat. Henry Duckett and Miss Mattie Alexander attended Rock Spring camp meeting last Sunday.
The Loudsville camp meeting drew crowds despite initial bad weather. Preachers included Newton, Boyd, Allison, Smith, Ledford, Cantrell, and Dorsey with M. L. Underwood leaving for Choestoe. Twenty eight joined the church and five infants were baptized amid orderly worship and renewed revivals at the well kept tents and arbor.
The advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla with perseverance, claiming it cures chronic, deep-seated ailments. It stresses gradual improvement through moderation and persistent efforts until the disease is conquered.
A reader describes past severe cholera spells and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Balsam and Diarrhoea Remedy as the quick corrective. The letter urges readers to keep the remedy at hand at home, noting it is widely available from druggists.
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