The Cleveland progress. (Cleveland, White County, Ga.) 1892-1896, December 16, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe Cleveland Progress. Entered *1 the Poet-offlne at Cleveland **S*eond-el:uiH Mail Matte, Jan. 20, '02. Official Organ of White county Gltielaad Ga„ Dee., 16, 1892. Prom The BreWio: Remember friend* while we are away. If you come in town, tho devil'atopay. The pout in in glee. Tito Ma sons leorgnnizod last Saturday night. Wc publish it letter, compli mentary to our .title Reprcsontu- tivo, A. M. Dean, thin week, from tin Atluutii eoiTtHpondcnt. Wo wonder if tiny of the editors who Hre revelling in Pleasant Stovalls jteueh nnd honey edito- rial, over drunk it pill of pure mountoiii dew, fresh from the spring. Como to White county if you wish to quaff tho elixir of life. Wc respectfully ask all sub scribers who are duo us subscrip tion for the Progress, to come forward with their doliurund pay us. Tho time of year lias come when we must pay up, or shut up, and wc much prefer tho for mer. A Timely Topic. Shortly after Jay Gould's death Tho New York Sun contained the following brief editorial: •‘First Philosopher—It is an unfortunate country in which n man can accumulate ♦75,000,000.” “Second Philosopher—It would ho a moro unfortunate country in which a man couldn’t accumu late ♦75,000,000.” Which of these two sentiments is right? So far ns human geni us has been nblo to evolve any practicable system of civilized society, (lie second philosopher alone talks like a man of wisdom. This is a superficial view of tho subject. We must product hott est enterprise and the property lawfully accumulated by success ful metiv j^ut it will be said ttyit some men will concentrate in their hands great wealth to the injury of the community, and yet keep within the limits of tho law. In u country like ours wo haye several remedies for the evil. Death in tho majority of instan ces will scatter great fortunes. Tho taxing power judiciously di rected would imiko every money king in the land lighten the bur dens of his follow citizens. Pub lic opinion, properly educated, would make ovory millionaire an outcast from society if ho used his wealth to oppress others. Finally, tho progress of Christi anity must in time make the rich the friends of the poor, while the poor will love the rich. If Christianity and public opin ion fail to settle this problem, then wo must look to death and taxes for relief.—Constitution. OUR GOLD MINGS. ASBESTOS. Asbestos is one of tho most pe culiar, yet generally distributed, mincruls that wc have in this sec tion of country. It has been known for a number of years that White, Rabun, and adjoining counties, have within their bounds, valuable desposits of Ibis wonderful mineral, and many ef forts have been made to place it on tin; market at a profit. Owing to foreign competition and our remote locality, it lias hitherto, been impossible to place it on the markets at a profit. Now, that the daily consumption of this mineral is increasing very rapidly, and the superior quality found in this part of the country is recognized by all eastern man ufacturers, the demand for White and Rabun county Asbestos, bus reached a point that is sending capitalists from the east and north here, every day, to inquire into our resources. Several com panies have been formed, and work has commenced toward the development of the mines. Cnpt. It. It. Asbury, one of our most influential citizens, left Monday, for Atlanta, to consum- ato a trade with eastern capital ists, for valuable Asbestos prop erties in ltabun county. Cnpt. Asbury has been identified for years with the mineral interest of this section of country, and has done more than any one man to ward the development of our wonderful Asbestos mines. FROMOUR EXCHANGES. The Republican party is one of the “lias lien’s.” If it hadn’t Bon, it might htivo some chance. —Journal. ♦600,000 for tho public schools is not a small sum for Georgia to give, but much moro could he wisely and profitably expended. —Journal. The reason there will bo an ex tra session is bccauso there is a necessity for it. The aco of ne cessity beats a-royal fiush of ur- gu men t. ~?CVns tit tyt i mi. , ^ Judging from newspaper re ports the most important feature of soino of our Georgia colleges is laberously educating tho boys' feet. The most expert and dili gent among them will probably never attain to tho kicking pro ficiency of the most unpracticed Georgia mule,—Social Circle Sentry. It has been a demonstrated fact for a number of years that this section of country is exceedingly rich in mineral deposits of a var ied character. Gold lias been mined in paying quantities, in the simplest and rudest manner, ever since long before thestirringdays of “forty-nine," enthused the heart of the pioneers. Millions undreamed of, and untouched, i await the coming of the capital ists, wlio with improved machin ery and methods, will steal from the cunning embrace of nature, her most valuable metal. In the days that are coming, and not far distant, our rock-ribbed moun tains will pour their yellow hoards at the feet of the capital ist, and tin * 1 sands of every mountain stream will pay golden tribute to hits energy and enter prise. The riches of our aurifer ous leads have hardly been tested, and yet wc can recall numerous instances of golden wealth that lias been wrested from the rug- j ged bills’ unwilling grasp.* Our mines are yet in their in-! fancy, and only need the magic 1 touch of intcrprisc, and capita],! to grow into fields rich in golden : harvest. Shako oft' the blues; rise up, fellow-citizen, in Hie power of your glorious manhood and turn a deaf car to the doleful tale ot woe that lias been poured into your hearts mid homes by the pseudo reformers for the lust two years, and catch the quick step of prosperity. Begin early to tickle tho soil. Sow wheat and oats, got a shote or two and fat ten your own meat; feed up the old brindle cow, and don't let ton cents a pound fin cotton this fall deceive you once more into the foolish idea of buying every thing to cat, drink and wear.— Banks County Gazette. Prosperity equalling the fables of Aladdin awaits tho south. Palaces of industry springing up as by magic; fields waving with ilbuudnucc; forests bowing be fore the advancing majesty of intensive tillage; fruits of every land and clime crowning cottage homes with intenser colorings of crimson and gold than over au tumn penciled on the foliage; mines yielding their prehistoric hoards in lavish generosity | tho great wheels of jnyrnid mills singing their songs of joy to the contented toilers of a new era,— these are the pictures that every clear Drain may see painted on the fair canvass of the coming years. —N. E. Georgian. Accidents Make Cripples. So does Uheuimttisni, and af ter a time it kills tool l>r. Drummond’s Lightning Renicdv relieves the pain at oucc. and is warranted to cure. One bottle, price five dollars, is enough for any ordinary ease. If you can not get it from your druggist, write to the Drummond Medicine t’o., 48-50 Maiden Lane, Now York. Agents wanted, Sweetheart. Sweetheart! Although yon acarcely look, When'er we chance to meet, I know yonr eyes are juet a« bright, Amt your Hpa ns surely sweet. As ever they were in the clnys of old, When the sunshine fell in threads of gold. And tho stars shone bright, with silvery light, And dreams of love usurped the night. R. R. McO, ^AH WORTHY G.t. Dear Progress:— A great many of our dear friends in White county request ed us to write them when we reached our destination, and if you will give ns space in your columns, we will write them all at one time. Wo started from Cleveland on Monday about !) a. in. and came out 12 miles and slop ped and fed Sampson and taken lunch, after which we drove 14 miles, making 26 miles from Cleveland and 8 miles below Lu la, and stopped for tho night with sister Cnzy at Gillville who gave us every comfort that tired travelers could wish and at 7 o’clock Tuesday a. m., hade us God speed and started us on our way and refused to he paid any thing for her trouble and we drove 85 miles to Princton’s Fac tory, 8 miles below Athens and spent tho night with a prosper ous merchant by the name of Robert Bramhlctt, wlio showed us every kindness that a Christ ian hearted gentleman could of fer and gave us a start off at sun rise Wednesday a. m., and we drove 82 miles to R. IV. Moore’s 3 miles below Greensboroiigh and spent the night us pleasantly as if we liud been among liomefol ks aud wc started early Thursday a. in. on the best road we lmd travelled thus far on our way and drove 39 milos to Dr. L. S. Garner’s in the upper edge’ of Washington county, and spent a delightful night and started at 7-t o’clock and drove 45 miles reaching our destination at 8 o’clock Friday p, m. We hml a delightful week to travel except it was rather cool .for little children, in tho early mornings. Wc all came through snugly and wore able to iiccomo- ,dute Bulger to a ride (iccasioual- JiijkfiJfeLhiip tired ulAgg right Saturday sflflWs us playful this Monday morning as ever. Our travelling expellees from Cleveland home, amounted to two dollars and twenty cents. It is said that polities lias ruin ed the religion of tho church in this country, hut wo think it is a mistake, we believe the religion of the church, here, is like ii is in White county, us good as ever, wluit little there is of it, hut ras cality is as black in a church member as in a worldlinn after the whitewash is ruhed oil'. We think it would ho best to seek first the Kingdom of God and Ilis righteousness and then let our religion run our polities. We are obliged to write hur riedly this morning but if this letter does not find its way to the waste basket, we may write again later. M. B. & A. S. Watkins. ONE ENJOYS Both the method mid results when Syrup of Figs is taken; itispleasuut and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver anil Bowels,'cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches anil fevers ami cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to tho taste and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy ana agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular,lfrnedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 kittles by nil leading drug gists. .Any reliable druggist who may r.dl have it on hand will pro cure ilj promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FI0 SYRUP CO. SAH fRAIICISCO. CAL. louisviiie. Kt. sav roriK, s.r Atlanta, Ga., Dec., 14th, 1802. Editor of the Progress:— IIon.'A, M. Demi is so faithful in the discharge of his duties as a leg islator, that 1 fed I must speak well of him. lie never misses a roll-call, and is never absent from Mr. J. P. Blaize, ail extensive real estate dealer in Dcs Moines, Iowa, narrowly escaped one of the severest attacks of pneumon ia while in the northern part of that state during a recent bliz zard, says the Saturday Review. Mr. Blaize bail occasion to drive several miles during the storm and was so thoroughly chilled that lie was unable to get warm, and inside of on hour after his return he was threatened with a severe case of pneumonia or lung fever. Mr. Blaize sent to the nearest drug store and got a bot tle of Chamberlain’s Cough Rem edy, of which he had often heard, and took a number of large doses. He says the effect was wonder ful and in a short lime he was breathing quite easily. lie kept on taking the medicine and the next day was able to conic to Dcs Moines. Mr. Blaize regards his cure as simply wonderful. For sale by Button & l’itchford. What about n Sunday Christmas Tree? School For a sore throat there is noth ing better than a Humid bandage dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It will nearlev al ways effect a cure in one night’s time. This remedy is also a f.i- voiitefor rheumatism and has cured many very severe cascs/'SO cent bottles for sale by Sutton & l’itchford. Bring us another load of wood. Mr. J. C. Boswell, one of the: best known and most respected I , , ,. . . „ , ' dersigned, as a tirm, or citizens of Browuwood, lexas, 1 suffered with diarrhoea for a long time and tried many different remedies without benefit, until ,, *,, , I Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and tho meetings of the committees of i , s~ . , , Diarrhoea Remedy was used; that relieved him at once. For sale by Sutton & l’itchford. which'be is a member. He favors all lawwln the line of economy and rdform, and is always regard ful ofruo interests of tho farmers. Ho is nn eminently faithful lfcp- rcsentiitive, and an honor to his constituency. Atlanta. Sill I VJIi’S CATARRH REM EDY, Ahnnrvelous cure for Ca tarrh, Diphtheria. Canker mouth, and Headache. With each bot tle thei'e is an ingenious nasal injector for' tho more successful treatment of these complaints without ext it i charge. Price 50c. Sold Ijy Sutton and Pile Clifford Blackman A Boston Boy’s Eyesight Saved-Pfirhaps His Life By Hood’s Sarsaparilla—Blood Poi soned liy Canker. Read thn following (rum a grateful mother: “My little hoy Had Scarlet Fever wheu 4 years old, and It left him very weak and with blood paiaeard with tnuUrr, Ills eyes became «o inflamed that lilt sufferings were Intense, and for seven weeks he Pould Not Open His Eyes. £ took him twice timing that time to the Eye wid Ear Infirmary on Clmrlos street, but their remedies failed to do him the faintest shadow of good* I commenced giving Mm Hood’s $ar«Af>.uillA and it soon eured him. I have never doubted that it wived hin even if uo» hi* very life, You tuny use this tes* tjnumiai in iv’iy way you choose. 1 am always ready to sound the praiao of Hood's Sarsaparilla beoauae of the wonderful Good It did my son.” Annus F. Blackman, S8«3 Washington St., Boston, Mass. Get HOOD'S. Hood's Hills are hand made, and are pox* $9t4 in coiupt) Jitlou, pto purlieu aud Appearance. jgg| Did you ever buy a horse and not haVe some misgivings its to his points till they were fully tested? Not so with Ayer’s Sar saparilla; you may he sure of il at the start, it never disap points those who give it u fair and persistent trial. We are here, and want to stay. So patronize us. When on a visit to Iowa, Mr. lv. Dalton, of Lurny, Russell County, Kansas, called at the laboratory of Chamberlain & Co., Dcs Moines, to show them his six year old hoy, whose,life had been saved hv Chnmhci'hmi’s Cough Remedy, it having cured him of a very severe attack of croup. Mr. Dalton is certain Jlhat it saved Ins boyij/lifc anti is enthusiastic ,-in hUfM^v+so of t-lie^sytedy* J2oi I sale hy-Jt'iiUon & l’itchford. AUCTION SALE. I will sell at public auction, on Tuesday, Dec., 20th, for ca.-h, to tho highest bidder, all my house hold and kitchen furniture, corn, fodder, shucks, three head of cat tle, three hog*, one mule, one wagon, and farming iirpliments. Will lie sold at my residence in Mossy creek district. R. S. McCravf.y. AUCTION SALE. I will sell, at public auction, on Thursday, Dec. 22nd for cash to the highest Didder, all my household and kitchen furniture, one milch cow and calf and stock of millinery goods. Ladies trim med hats lice. Will he sold at my residence at Mossy Creek Academy, H. R. Davies. NOTICE Saturday the 17th day of De cember next is the time appointed by the State School Commissioner for the general examination of applicants for teacher’s license. All persons desiring such ex amination will please meet me at Cleveland, White county, Ga., by 8 o’clock A. M. On that day the Constitution and History will probably he added to this exam ination. This Nov., 29th, 1892. Respectfully, C. II. IvVTLE, C. S. C. NOTICE. All persons indebted to the un did" i \ iduals, will please come forward land make a scttlcmnet within the next 30 days. Those failing todo Iso, will find their uots and ac counts in the hands of .John .). Kiinscv and J. W. li Underwood for collect ion. We having sold out our business at Darks to R. T. Kenimer. j-h vros & Curtis. LEGAL ADVERTISEMNTS. Sheriff Sales for January. GEORGIA, wiiitk rnt'NTY. W ILL tin Bold before tlir court house door at Cleveland said slate and county, on the first Tuesday in Jan uary 1893 tic.,worn the lawful 'hours of sale to the highest bildor for cash, the following property to-wit: Part of lot of land No. lilt in the 4th district. White county, containing so neivs, more or ices, lying and being in the south-west corner ot said lot. Said land is improved, with dwelling house on it, and clearing, etc.; and sold „s the property of defendant, R. P. Allison, and now in possession of C. A. Ash. Said land levied on by virtue of, and to satis fy a Justice court ti fo, issued from the HUlitli Hist., G, M., Raid county, in favor of L. C. Carter and Son. vs. D. C. Ingram aud B. P. Allison, this Dec., 7th 1S‘I2. K. L. Bhown, Sheriff. Also at the same time and place, will he sold for cash, all that tract or parcel of land lying and being in said county ami sta'e adjoining the lands of Anna Denesmore, Harrison Roper, H, A. Hel ton and described in a deed from Helton to J. L. Jarrnrd, dated June the 4th l.SS'l Said property pointed out in the ti fa, the same being being a mortgage, ti fa in fa vor of A. St. Robinson ft Co., vs. saiil J. L. Jarrnrd, issued from the Superior court of said county and to be sold as the property of saiil defendant. Notice given as required by hnv, this Dec., 7th 1892. B. L. Brown, Sheriff. JULIUS L DEYTON. ATTORNEY AT LAW. CLEVELAND GEORGIA. ILL attend promptly to all business w Call on us, tow n. when you are Nearly all colds are slight at first, Iml their tendency is to so lower the system that lho suffer er becomes a ready victim to any prevalent disease. The use of Ayer's Cherry l’ectoVaL in the beginning of a cold, would guard against the danger. If you have anything to sell, buy, beg, borrow, or loan, let everybody know it through the Progress. Read tho posted. Progress and keep l oi; oi.iMN ::y. I hereby nnuoune myself as candidate for Ordinary of White county, having been chosen by a majority of the people in the mass-nieetimfof the nth instant. 1 earnestly solicit t|ic support of the people. Respectfully, IL A. Allison. FOR SHERIFF. I take this means to announce myself as it candidate for Sheriff in the coming election of Janu ary. The support and votes of nil the people are solicited. •’Respectfully, H. R. Helton. FOR C1.KIIK si I'ERIoR COURT. I hereby solicit the support of Answer This Question. Why do so many people we see around us seem to prefer to suffer .inti be made miserable by iticli- | tLo vtitorr* of the county, in gestioil, Constipation, 1 )i/./.i- coming election, for the office ness, Loss of Appetite, Coming <>f Clerk of the Superior Court- of up of the Food, Yellow Skin, ^ hito county. Respectfully, when for 75c., we will sell them J no. R. Glen. Shiloh’s Yitnlizor, guaranteed to cure them. Sold by Sutton Ac l’itchford, Cleveland, Ga. FOR TAX COLLECTOR. One dollar for your county per, is.100 percent on tiic l hereby announce myself a j candidate for Tax Collector of ; White county, in the coming pa-j elections. The vote and support moo-1 of every citizen is respectfully j solicited. Very Respectfully, Julius Adams. The Cause ol Rheumatism. Oh! What a Cough. Will you head the warning?' Hie signal perhaps of the sure up-1 < pronch of that more terrible dis- 1 ease consumption. Ask yourselves i respectfully solicit the if you can afford for the sake ! support of the people. FOR TAX RECEIVER. 1 hereby announce myself a audidate for the office of Tax receiver of White county, and vote and An acid which exists in sour ,,f savi "- 60c " to nl " ,ho ri “ k milk mill cider, called lactic acid, :,1, « nothing for it. \\ c know is believed by physicians to hojfiom experience that Shiloh’s the cause of rheumatism. Ac-1 Cure will cure your cough. It cumulating in'the Mood, it nt-!„ eV0l . f a j] s . 'puf tacks the, fibrous tissues in the joints, and causes agonizing pains. What is needed is a rent-S s, ’hl the past year, cdy to neutralize the acid, and to j croup and whoopin, so invigorate the kidneys and liver that all waste will be car ried off'. Hood's Sarsaparilla is heartily recommended by many whom it lias eured of rheumatism. It possesses just the desired qual ities, and so thoroughly ptirfies the blood as to prevent occur rence of rheumatic attacks. We suggest a trial of Hood’s Sarsa parilla by till who suffer from rheumatism. | never tails. Hus explains why j more than a Million Bottles were old the past year. It Relieves cough at once. Mothers, do not he without it. For lame hack, side or chest, use Shiloh's l’orous Plaster. Sold by Sutton Ac l’itchford. Yours Truly, Jons A. O’Kelley. FOR TREASURER, I announce myself a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, and hereby, respect fully ask the support of the peo ple in tho coming election. Respectfully, G. B, Jakrakd. FOR TREASURER. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer of White county, aud entrtistibl to his care, specialty. Collections 12-16. W. S. HUFF, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Daliloncga, Ga. Jgf'Bomls for I*ublic amt Corpora tions made. Real Estate. Correspon~ (Apr. 15, ".12. ly.) deuce solicited. H. H. PERRY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Gainesville Georgia. I. .11 WHITE “ PHOTOGRAPHER, Gainesville, Ga. (East Side Public Stjaure.) L" .,*'1.-* but find -1. fr.rs work done at Gallery. Ctiar/fea reasonable. Call and hob Specimens. PICTURES enlarjp d to any s's-.o in Oil, Cra on, India Ink, or \\ ater Color*. (Arpiy.-,, '03. |y ) U&A.M. * Y omth Lodge. No. 882, F. A. M., was constituted at this place on last Saturday night, by Col. J. K. Redwine, D. D. G. M., who also installed II. R. Davies, YV. M. J. I >. ( 'oolov, s. W . R. IL Asbury, J. YV. The Lodge will meet on Satur day, Dec., 24th, at I P. M. McElree’s Wine of Cardul inJ THEDFORD'S BlACK-DRAUGHT are for sale by the following merchants in W >de County: Sutton A l’itchford. Cleveland it. A. .Jarr.u-d, Cleveland, G. B. Irvine, Mossy Creek. Lumpkin county: I-.. C. ( art ledge, Dahionega, D. Howell & o Aurariu, w.A. WiHehel Aco., N.-w Bridge, W. Tate c Bin. Willow. J. *jV..YU»l,al t*V id:: I . . . . t. r ' \ - ' „ ... v> After. Lon. fig* .Weight MHht l<r>. iu* Kill* Mtt- P.d.t *3 la. 87 In. 11 tc. »bt. II to. MHtd by ailment# •a »hovr th, rec.'t of 3 rit. I n-i* fvel tik* x l. vr I. YV« Htp*.... V, In. 48 In. taqmrk* with tun.p inci«MiL'* CGNrtOPNTIAL ^ATIE\TS TREATHli UY MAIL .l.xrialcax. S', Storvlny. Sent! C cent* b „ ■■K. D. IS. f. sum*. M UCKER 8 TSlAILK. csTcacc. III. respectfully solicit I ! the people, in th tion. If eleetei ; to serve the con • v\ r. my ability. Lc-p- Jot - L. FOR St 1C JAVEAT8, TR »C-E MARKS, DESICH PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, etc, For laformotlon and frt>o Handbook write to MUNN A CO.. 'Broadway, Nyw York. OKI ext bureau tor Bc-cmltvj patent a in America tbe“ufcv'auSiVi'wiSimNSSwLuRk* ' to the seat of pain and relieve stittttiCif Jtiucticau P'.gS;;; harvest olrvelatton of on* rolwitiilo paper In the i lUOUtl McdicitlO Co., 48-,)0 Y l :11 - i den Lane, New York. Agents igiiS 1 wanted. Don’t forget us, when you are paying up your debts. There’s nothing Cheap About It. Dr. Drummond's Lightning Remedy for Rheumatism is put up in large bottles, and the price | is five dollars a bottle. It cures every time. All the cheap rente-! I respectfuly : dies put together are not worth ! port of the peopl one bottle of Dr. Drummond’s t v In the eo.uingel Lightning Remedy, and any snl- ferer will hear witness to that fact, and any druggist who has sold it is ready and willing to offer evidence. It will go direct at support of el ec us -T- [ White t-ouil- •ltoii>, for the jffice of County Surveyor. Respectfully, E. B. Craven. FOR CORONER. Mr, John Allen, of Loudsville, respectfully solicits the support of the voters of White county in the January election, for Coron er.

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The Cleveland progress. (Cleveland, White County, Ga.) 1892-1896, December 16, 1892, Image 2