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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1881

Page

8

Georgia's Cheapest Furniture House decorates fair exhibits

St John Ryan announces a grand opening offer with a splendid assortment of kid gloves and new dress goods. The ad promotes furniture and parlor suites at reasonable prices, urging visitors to explore the fair grounds and the latest housewares.

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Atlanta Street Railroad Adopts Crescent Rail To Meet Winter D demands

The Atlanta street railroad reports heavy frost and rain damaged tracks, delays in repairs, and increased efforts to restore service. It explains why crescent rail was chosen as best suited for a pioneer city with macadam streets and unpaved routes. The system operates six lines totaling eleven miles with a 15 minute schedule and about 355,500 miles yearly. No major passenger accidents have occurred, aside from ice and mud disruptions during a severe winter.

Coun Ip Atlan Street Marietta Exposition Grounds Atlanta Street Railroad Company Atlanta Whitehall Peachtree Decatur McDonough Pryor West End Oglethorpe Park Ponce de Leon Springs New York City Ponce de Leon Crescent

Atlanta Exposition notes and local business appeals

Atlanta merchants and civic leaders rally for harmony on street improvements while promoting the exposition. Articles praise the Atlanta Street Railroad Company, announce arrangements for a New Orleans Democrat exhibit, report on organ fund contributions, and note arrivals of dignitaries and hotel plans.

New Train Station Opens for Exposition Route

The Western and Atlantic railway will begin trains from a new Whitehall and Wall streets station to the exposition grounds on Wednesday October 5 at 7 50 am. Fare is ten cents and tickets may be bought at principal city locations or at Whitehall station. Travel time to the grounds is about five minutes with a direct route avoiding the Union depot crossing Whitehall street. The grounds station cost over £32 000 and is described as a model of convenience. No free tickets will be issued.

Western Atlantic Mitroad Vomer Whitehall Wall Streets Exposition Grounds Union Depot Whitehall Street Whitehall Station

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