Clubbing Rates Advertised in Local Office
A notice announces clubbing rates offering two papers for the price of one. It instructs readers to send all clubbing subscriptions through the issuing office and not to the Constitution.
29 Sep 1893
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1893
Page
1
A notice announces clubbing rates offering two papers for the price of one. It instructs readers to send all clubbing subscriptions through the issuing office and not to the Constitution.
The sermon urges Augment faith through Bible study and prayer. It cites personal testimonials from leaders like Salmon Chase and John Adams, plus biblical miracles as proof, urging readers to seek renewed faith amid doubt and recent storms. It invites communal resuscitation of wavering believers through prayer and steadfast scriptural trust.
A collection of humorous sketches and snippets from diverse sources. Adults mingle in seaside twilight scenes, witty exchanges, and playful banter about manners, marriage, stammering, and social quirks. Notable lines involve a seaside vision, an heiress net, and a farmer’s marriage proposal gag.
The sixteen year old Minnie Hightower, daughter of trapper Hiram Hightower, was killed by a cluster of moccasin snakes on a log drift at Horseshoe Lake in the St. Francis bottoms Arkansas. Her father found the body after returning from the head of the lake. seven snakes coiled around her and the child’s feet, face and neck showed fang marks. He dispatched the snakes with a paddle and pole after a one hour struggle to recover her body.
The article outlines two notions of rarity: geographic and numerical. It notes unique species such as the Kergue lan cabbage on Kerguelan Island and the Mt Parnassus harebell, plus a Pyrenees yam. It cites two single specimens of orchid hybrids Laelia bella and Laelia sedina, plus a single Odontoglossum yecillarium exhibited in Temple Gardens and a rare Japanese plant schizocoden soldanellivides brought by Captain Torrens two years ago.
The London World notes Jamaica has progressed in 25 years with new hotels costing about $120000 each and expanding railway lines. Fruit cultivation improves sugar regions, land values soar, and native savers accumulate near $2500000 in banks.
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