For Sale Dogs From Walliams House Marietta Street
Two young pointer dogs offered for sale at Walliams house on Marietta Street. Call for details.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1902
Page
11
Two young pointer dogs offered for sale at Walliams house on Marietta Street. Call for details.
Records advertised in a noisy classifieds style notice listing molded hard wax items named Iaud and clear toned at five dollars. It cites Atlanta Phone Co, 108 Peachtree, and Wells the ape man at 24 N Road with phone 500.
A historical listing shows train arrivals and departures for multiple lines including Central of Georgia, Atlanta and West Point, Shaboard Air Line, Georgia Railroad, and Atlanta Knoxville & Northern. It details stations such as Jonesboro Hapeville Macon Savannah Montgomery LaGrange College Park and Augusta with times ranging from early morning to late night, including Sunday-only services and daily runs.
Illinois to Kent city lines. On this notice Southern Railway schedules show multiple daily trains from Atlanta to Cincinnati Chicago Birmingham Memphis Kansas City Charlotte Danville Richmond Washington New York and Chattanooga with through sleeping cars dining cars and Pullman service. Highlights include the Chicago and Florida Special to Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and Louisville with vestibuled sleepers and club cars and daily through sleepers to New York and Richmond reaching St Augustine and Jacksonville on Florida routes.
The first installment of city taxes is due by the end of April. City Tax Collector E. T. Payne reminds residents to ensure timely payment to avoid penalties. The notice outlines the April deadline and the responsibility of property owners to settle the tax.
Gov Candler acted on prison commission recommendations granting pardons and sentence commutations. Andrew Jackson of Quitman county received a 30 day respite before potential hearing. Malls Boston of Bibb county had his life term commuted to ten years. John Sutherland from Richmond pardoned. Charles Daniel's sentence reduced. A A Pullen pardoned. Several others denied clemency including Ed Crawford Bib county John Free Bartow Charley Hudson Bud Willis Fulton and Green Zachry Hockdale.
Henry Grady Debating Club will arrange for Thomas E Watson to speak in Atlanta. Dr W B Parks spoke on The Effect of Alcohol on the Human System before the club last evening with Rev A R Holderby introducing him. A meeting Tuesday will decide the venue and final arrangements for Watsons lecture.
Seymour a Fulton county barber was bound over to the superior court on assault with intent to murder for striking his wife Fannie Seymour on March 31 with an iron bar on the road near their Houston street home. The grand jury returned a true bill charging him with the same offense. The attack happened as the wife found 45 cents missing and suggested he return it. Initial reports claimed a fatal blow but she survived after hospital treatment.
Sam Hill, a white man, was injured yesterday morning about 7:30 by an electric car on Fryor street between Alabama and Hunter. He was bruised and tartarated, caught by the fender and rolled under the car, then extricated after the car backed up. He walked home and late reports say the injuries, while painful, are not serious.
The forecast predicts fair weather with light west winds and a slight fall in temperature today. No rain is anticipated, and the barometer is high in the northwest, signaling cooler conditions for this region. Sunday’s outlook remains fair with a similar wind pattern, and a distant slight storm to the south was not expected to affect Atlanta unless it moves in.
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