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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1875
Page
4
Fragmentary verse recounts wandering by a lake and hills, seeing angels amid a serene dawn. The speaker recalls a blissful morning, a sequestered Eden, and a world now distant behind the silent lake of Schroon while city noises fade under a blue sky.
Several hundred dollars worth of goods were stolen from A Lott En’s jewelry store and recovered by city marshal High Tower. Judge Hall will hold court in Catoosa County. Mineral springs of Mrs D A Johnson are iron-rich and valuable. Sickness rose in Galhon and crops look better in Columbus. Dried peaches sell for 8 to 10 cents per pound. about 500 watermelons daily in the market. Matt O’Brien rumored to start a Georgia railroad newspaper in Augusta. Two more cases of malt poX in pest house. A Richmond bar member’s wife has twins. Bad beef returns to Savannah market. A petition seeks forfeiture of the Georgia importing and exporting company charter and a receiver appointed. Neal & Landsdell shipped a metalic coffin to Chattooga. Latimer orders coffin, implying he may die soon. Mrs. Albritton’s residence near Americus burned. all contents destroyed. G W Upton brings a load of sweet potatoes to Tom.ville. Thomasville seiner crew catches forty mammoth fish. town plans gas works. Marriages: John Dukes to Manda Vaun. J B Hughes to Clementina. E R Clarke age 80. Louis Parstenburg noted.
A garbled OCR item references a baby weighing twenty pounds and two quarts, then devolves into a maze of names, places, and odd phrases. The text includes mentions of Mr McClenehan and Maharaji Dhuleep Singh, with scattered fragments about India, San Francisco, and defunct anecdotes, ending abruptly with unclear notes on a person named Felix Bojas and Garlog the Third.
Reading through a long police narrative, Sullivan testifies about a scheme around a supposed opium antidote. He describes meeting Dr Keator and a letter writer, receiving money for a boxed medicine, and handing it to Pinkerton men. He denies authority to use his name and calls the affair a mean, petty scam with misled doctors and witnesses.
Telegraph dispatch notes cotton quiet with bale rates around 1434, futures openings show uneven quotes. London report references rate movements and a line about reserves. miscellaneous figures include a large amount in pounds Sterling and rent references.
Fragmentary notice from Georgia dated July 22 1875 lists names Yong July Marrive Jolin Campbell Prince and Wants Wholesale Price Current. Source text appears garbled with clipped phrases and incomplete data.
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