Unclear ad note from June 2 1875 Daily Constitution
Fragmentary advertisement text listing various names and locations with hopes for a notice related to a park and enforcement. Readable items mention Fortas and Private actions, with scattered references to notices and dates. The legible content is insufficient to identify a clear event or outcome.
A Busy Atlanta Market Ad Print From 1850s Ads
Readable fragments show a bustling advertisement page from Atlanta, listing dry goods, clothing, frames, and barber services. Items feature prices, location notes like Whitehall Street, and references to sales events such as cloze-out and smoked stock. Social notices mention visitors and events at local springs and picnics.
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Aettatel
Smanuaw'& Mascom
Peachtree Atrest
Alanta
Witehell Etoete
Atlanta's Grammar School Exercises End Year Promoted Scholars
Yesterday the closing exercises of Atlanta grammar schools showcased strong outcomes with promotions to high schools. Principal Promoted lists highlighted dozens of students across grades, praised by teachers for drawing, map work, and arithmetic mastery. Notable remarks by state education leaders and local officials accompanied performances and recitations.
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Well & Eye
Rt Glris
Diteg My Fagan
Rebesen Ta Martin
Ila— Alicegan
Rebecca le Martin
Dell Gratz
Kathe Odunes
Lillie Ma. Floyd
Mionie Smith
Lizzie Waters
Katelle Hamnett
Laura Stewart
Mamie Kile
Ella Davis
Linzie
Goldstith
Braxton
Charles D. Tutir
B. W. Greene
A. Wy Bealer
W. Marion Camp
Clayton D
Pitchford
Alex
Dyer
Isaac A. Hirschberg
Albert Kuhns
W. Kee Wood
George Welch
Wo. L. Ozwan
E.cy
Estelle Hammet
Lillie Floyd
Rebecca Martin
Benjamin Greene
Kate Jones
Albert “Kubus
Willie Camp
Dan Eitehford
Geo. Welen
Braxton Fuller
Jeane Hirschburg
Walter Woods
Minnie Sith
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L. A. Field
Clemmie Rosenbaum
Addie Loow
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Allie Finney
Marcelle Harris
Fannie Muller
James Korman
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Autie Moore
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Carle Thompson
Jetewon Perks
Markets by Telegraph report from June 24
Financial notices from New York and ports describe money easier with gold at 172 a 1756, steady bonds, dull stocks, and treasury balances around 41 million dollars. Cotton prices and receipts vary across ports with fluctuating middling values and weekly totals. numerous commodities and exchange figures are listed with partial weekly summaries and opening closing prices.
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Erle
Lake Shore
Pittsburg
Kucklaland
Joe Quizans
Spocie
Great Britain
Sagas
Gale ¢ Dahuary
Bebrugry
Ida
Town Topics and Personal Paragraphs Amid City News
A jumble of town items notes contracts on Desatar Street for 5831 dollars to Cook and Gun, plans for a new building on Whitehill Street, and a detachment led by Major Cline leaving for Habershaw County. Prof Harwick to walk the Chetta hoothee river. water works nearing completion for August. Personal notes include Rev McCaulay returning from the north, Mrs Bassey visiting from Columbia, Allen in New York, Tommey improving in health, and visitors at the Kimball. Also reports of contraband whisky hauling, church services, and Rev J Harrie stricken with paralysis.
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Bernt
Whitehill Street
James’ Beak
Cline
United States Trope
Habershaw County
Harwick
Chettahoothee
I. McCaulay
Dr. M. Bassey
Columbia
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B. FE. Bawyer
Henry’ Jackson
Nork
Smaith
Ae McRae
Etxta
John B. Parks
Edward Conant
Daweon County
Buck
Gainesville
Conant
Parke
Bonde
J. . Harrie
Evans’ Chapel
Atlanta Cotton Summary Quiet Closing at 13.5 Cents
The June 24 1875 report shows Atlanta cotton closed quiet at 13½ cents per pound. The Allited Statesport, 1974 note indicates an 18 percent figure and a drop of 2 807 bales versus the same day last year, reflecting a broader decline in production figures.
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Atlanta
Turpentine and flour market quotations in New York letter
New York June 4 market report lists turpentine at 170, pork and beef futures mixed with steady to weak demand. Quoted prices for flour, wheat, corn, and oats shift with dull to lower tones. Receipts and futures show varied movement with several commodities at or near previous levels and notable mentions of barley, rye, and molasses. Names cited include Livingston and Hird among others.
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