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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1881

Page

30

Gay's Clothing House in Atlanta A Showpiece Storefront

One of Atlanta's most attractive business houses, Gay's Clothing House, has unveiled a new glass front with two large show windows. A.O. M. Gay built a steady, respected clothier from dry goods, expanding into clothing with cautious growth and strong customer trust. His stock is vast, elegant, and well priced, highlighting a prominent rise in Atlanta's retail scene.

Atlanta Gay Mx Gay Atlante A.O. M. Gay F. W. Hart Hart Georgia Alabama Carolinas Tennessee Broad Street F. W. Hart & Son F. W. Hart, Jr K.D W. Hart & Son

Gay's Clothing House Offers Latest Hats and Garments

The store displays new styles in hats and clothing, inviting customers to inspect the season’s latest trends and fashions at Gay's Clothing House.

Fuel Fagos and the Coal Supply Question

The Constitution questions coal sources and prices with J C Kimball. Georgia Alabama and Tennessee fields could supply the south for centuries. Best domestic grades are Montevallo and Coal Creek with Belmont and Glen Mary mines rising. Coal Creek currently the main supply. other mines may improve in a year or two.

J. C. Kimball Georgia Alaama Tennessee Ohio River Tuscaloosa Alabama Otster Belmont Gordons Glen Mary Cincinnati Southern Railroad Themi Montevallo

Higher Domestic Coal Prices Raise City Supply Costs

A vendor explains why domestic coal costs more than steam or manufacturers coal. He cites higher mining costs, freight surcharges, and transportation gaps as causes, and argues local substitution to anthracite can ease shortages. He notes prices and delivery areas, advertising his Alabama Street office and Marietta Street yard as sources for the best coal at low prices.

Pennsylvania Alabama Street Marietta Street

Brock Brothers Tobacco Firm Gains Noted Atlanta Standing

A glowing profile of Brock Brothers, a young Atlanta tobacco house in Kimball House on Decatur Street. The firm built a strong wholesale and retail trade, with a full stock, low prices, and popular salesmen, earning broad local regard and expansion into new markets.

Brock Brothers Atlanta Kimball House Decatur Street Messrs Brock Arew

Photographs by Atlanta Artist C W Motes

Atlanta photographer C W Motes showcases enlarged gallery facilities on Whitehall street after a New York trip and a national photographers’ association meeting. The studio boasts varied styles, superior finish, and a weather resilient craft, with children portraits and ornate displays highlighted for visitors from Atlanta and beyond.

Atlanta C W Motes Georgia South Whitehall Street New York Potographers' Association of American Mrotes Apgbure-Grrd Motes

Adair & Brother rise as Atlanta's trusted fertilizer house

A historical sketch celebrates Adair & Brother at 27 West Alabama street. From humble 1865 beginnings they built a durable wholesale firm with focus on fertilizers, cotton, and agents for Pacific Guano Company. The piece highlights founders A D Adair and G B Adair, their war service, Atlanta growth, and the firm’s expansion into doors and sash through F W Hart & Son.

Atlanta Adair & Brother West Alabama Street A. D. Adair Whitehall Street Adair Forrest G. B. Adair Lee Virginia Messrs Talladega Atla General Commission Pacific Guano Company America Adair & Bro

One of the Finest Water-powers in Georgia

A historic property listing details 1 660 acres on Flint River with water power on both sides, a merchant mill, saw mill, machine shop, wool factory, dwelling, and improvements at Flat Shoals spanning Meriwether and Pike counties. Also notes 6000 acres in Bartow county at $9 per acre, touted as top Georgia iron lands with abundant pig iron production and mineral specimens displayed at the office.

Flint River Flat Shoals Meriwether and Pike Counies Bartow Georgia

The Finest Copper Mine in The State

A state geologist notes several gold and copper mines in northern Georgia. Highlights include Coosa gold mine with 80 pieces weighing 250 pennyweights and five other mines. Lot 9 cited as best in the county, and Lot 20 described as a long worked farm with 32 acres and 60 acres of cultivated land near Etowah River. Prices range from 1,500 to 3,600 dollars with farms near Atlanta offering 60–78 acres cultivated and multiple improved features.

George Little Atlaxra Muay Tsil—Lraneis Fontaine Aungwer Coosa Thats Cannatag Gopper Sai Mary Ducktown Dalton Georgia Rearby Kingston Bartow Atlanta Fiarrn Wwe Atrburn Bae of Peers Boshe Schook Hym Bite

Timed Riverfront Industrial Lands in Georgia For Sale

Southeastern Georgia timber land and riverfront properties in Worth and Columbus areas offered for sale. 1200 acres near Americus with water power potential. 12 foot shal and 26 feet fall shown. Riverfront fronts Chattahoochee with 1989 yards, 873 horsepower per foot. Entire river front priced at 30000. options to buy separate tracts. The Chattahoochee bore power approx 35552 HP. largest cotton mill in the south located at Columbus.

Worth County Georgia Americus Isabella United States Columbus Lowell Chattahoochee Colmbus

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