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6 Sunday - 5 06 6 47 8 30 jProverbs,_iv

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15 Tuesday 4 5H 6 54 2 401Jeremiab, _i-8.

16 Wednesday 4 58 G 5:4 3 06 Luke, ~ii-40. ,_

17 Thunday 4 58 6 55 :3 33 Deut., xxviii -:-t

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19 SRturday ' 4 56 6 56 rises Matthew, vii~21. _

20 Sunday 4 55 6 .57 8 22 ~roverbs, viii-..33 .

21 Monday 4 55 6 58 9 t9 Luke, v,i, 22. . -

22 Tuesday 4 54 6 58 10 10 Dent.., xxviii-4:

23 Wednesday 4 54 6 59 10 54 Matthew, v~3~.

241'hursday 4 58 7 00 11 .32 Prov., xxxi-18.

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26 Saturday :4 52 7 01 0 04 Jeremiah,xxii.:21

27 Sunday , 4 52 7 02 0 33 Isaiah, xlvii-11.

28 Monday 4 51 7 02 .1 00 Psalms, xxxiv-14 :

29 Tuesday 4 51 7 03 1 24 ProveF,bs; i-7. 30 Wednesday14 51 7-04 1 50 John, xv-7.

31 Thursday 4 5_1 7 04 2 17 Solo-mon, iv-3.

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2 Saturday l4 50 j7 Oo 3 24 Prov., xxix-17

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4 Monday 4 50 7 ~ sets ProN., xix-18.
5 Tuel!lday 14 50 7 07 9 37 Ecc., vii-17.

6 Wednesday 4 49 7 07 10 29 Romans, xii...;..15.

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14 Thursday . 4 49 7 10 2 05.Qalaiions; vi-2.

15 Friday 4 49 7 11 2 36:Proverbs, xi--12.

16 Saturday 4 50 7 11 3 171Matt., xxiv~46.

17 Sunday 4 50 7 12 ~ 53 jDeut., x.~nii-1~.

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9th, First Quarter 5: 15 .evening.

17th~ Full Moon, 5 :08 evening.

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2 Monday 4 54 7 14 3 44 1st Thes., v-22.

3 Tuesday 4 54 7 14 sets Mark, xi.i -30.

4 Wednesday 4 55 7 14 9 05 Jeremiah, iv-30.

5 Thursday 4 55 7 14 9 43 ~uke, xii-7.

6 Fri_day . 4 56 7 13 10 16 Proverbs, iii~5.

7 Saturday 4 56 7 1310 45 D~ut., ~xviii-11.

8 Sunday 4 57 7 )3 11 12 Matthew,\ vi-15.

. 9 Monday 4 58i7 13 11 39 Psalms, Iii~.

10 Tuesday 4 5~ 7 13 .morn Prov., xxxi_:l9.

11Wednesday4 597 .12 0 07Romans7 xii-18.

12 Thu.rsday 4 59 7 12, 0 37 1st Timothy,v-22

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14 S~t.urday 5 01 7 I~ 1 52 Psalms, xxxvii-3

15 Sunday . 5 01 7 11 2 38 ~roverbs, iii~_13.

16 Monday ' 5 02 7 10 - 3 29 Levit., xxvi~4. ~

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18 Wednesday 5 03 7 09 8 06 Luke, viii-18.

19 Thursday 5 04 7 09 8 37 Prov., xii-19.

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21 Saturday 5 05 7 08 9 31 Mark, vii-16.

22 Sunday 5 057 07 9 55 Romans, xii-20.

23 Monday 5 . 06 7 07. 10 19 Solomon, iv~4.

24 Tuesday r> 07 7~ 06 10 45 Proverbs, i -10.
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27 Friday 5 OS 7 04.morn, Proverbs, iii-17.

28 Saturday 5::09 7 03 0 32 Deut., xxviii-13,

. 29 Sunday 5- ).o 7 02 1 25 Prov., ~ii-17.

30 Monday 5 11 7 01 2 29 1st Peter, v-7.

31 Tuesday 5 11 7 01 3 43 I.~evit., xix-15.

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21 Friday :J . 47 5 10 "104 Matt., v-6. .

22 Saturday ;; 48 5 57 11.:~:07 Proverbs, x- 9.

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10 Wednesday 6 ot!5 82 1 56 Levit., xix-13.

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18 Thursday 608 5 28 8 00 Colossians, iii-2.

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20 Saturday 6 095 20 1~ 07-lPr~v(n;bs, ~v-4.

21 Sund~y 6 10 5 19 It. t9 rProv., x%Xt-I3.

22 Monday 6 11 5 18 mom,Luke, vi-38. .

23 Tuesday 6 12 5 17 0 31 DetJt., xxviii-4. 24 Wednesday 6 - ~2~5 16 1 42IProverbs, x-21.

23 'lhur&day . 6 13 5 15 2 51 -Luke, vi-27.

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27 Saturd~y 6 15 5 13 5 02 Dent., viii-5.

2$ Sundat 6 16 5 12 6 08 Deut;, xv-11.

29 Monday 6 17 5 11 sets Prov., xxxi-16.

30 Tuesday .6 18 9 10 6 16 Luke, i-76. 31 Wednesday 6 19i5 09 6 591IEcc., v 2.

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9 Friday , 6 27 5 01 2 36 Prov., xxxi-28.

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li Monday 6 30 4 59 l) 41 Deut., xxvUi 3.-

13 Tuesday 6 31 4 68 ses . 1st John, iii-7. . ..___ .

14 Wednesday 6 32 4 58 5 51 Proverbs, xv-20.

15Thursday 6 334 :>7 _6 50Deut., :xxviii-12. _.

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17 Saturday 6 35 4 56 9 11 Levitieus,- xix-17 .

18 Sunday 6 ;-J6 '4 55 10 23 John, iii-36.

-19 Monday 6 37 4 55 11 34JEzekiel, _xviii--31

20 Tuesday _6 38 ;4 54 morn Proverbs; vi-6

.21 Wednesday 6 89 4 0 42 _Amos, y-,.14.

22 Thursday . 6 40 4 53 I 47 Deut., xx:iii-;..22.

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~Saturday 6 41 4 52 a56 Proverbs, xvi-24

25 Sunday_ 6 42 4 5~ 5 .01 ~mans., xii-17.

26 Monday 6 4-34 52 6 06 Jeremiah,xxii~3

27 Tuesday 6 44 4 52 sets Prove~bs, xx-11.

28 V'fednesday 6 45 4 51 5 41 Matthew, xii--36.

29 .Thursday 6 46 4 51 6 3Q lsai-ab,..i-16.

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12th, Full Moon,. 2:46 -evening.

19th, Last Quarter, 6:16 morning.

26th, New Moon, 9:20 evening.

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5 Wedne'sday 6 51 4 51 morn. Matthew, vii-7.

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10 Monday 6 55 4 51 4 32 1st Timothy, _v-1

11 Tuesday 6 5tJ 4 51 5 43 Matthew, v-9.
12 _Wednesd~.Y 6 56 4 52 mes Prov., xxxi 11.

18 Thursday 6 57 4 52 5 39 Hebrews, xiii-2.

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15 Saturday 6 _58 4 53 ~ lu Deut., ~viii-12.

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19 Wednesday 7-00 4 55 morn Deut.; v-16.

~Thursday 7 01,4 55 0 A5 2d Kings, v,i-16.

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23 Sunday 7 02 4 56 3 57 Luke, .xi-35.

24 Monday 7 03 4 57 5 01 Prov., :txxi-25.

25 Tuesday 7 03 4 57 6 02 James, i'v-8.

26 Wednesday 7 03 4 58 R 58 Amos, v-14 .

27 Thursday 7 04 4 _59 sets John, iii-36.

28 Friday 7 04 4 59 6 23 Proverbs, x-17.

29 Sa.turday 7 -~5 5 00 7 22 Psaims,~ xxvii-:.3.

30 Sunday 7 05 5 01 .8 20 John, xiv-2~
31 Monday 7 055 01 9~17 Prov., rixi---30.._

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In presenti;ng the first number of the Atheris

Almanac-, Directory .and Business Advertiser to

tbe judgment of the public, the publisher -feels

confident that he has a_nticipated the wants and

desires, of nearly, if not every adult member of

the <;ommunity. No pains or expense has been

spared to render this first number full and com-

plete and it is believed that the citizens and

those doing business 'here will find in it such a

collection of information in relation to the resi~

dents, the business and institutions of the place

as will render it an almost ind,ispensa.ble book

of reference, in t~e. family, work shop; and

store. 'fhe materialsfor the list of names were

obtained hy personal application at ~very ho_use _

and shop; and great car~ has been take_n to ren-

. der accurate the insorm'ation it furnishes, both

as it relates-to the names of the -citizens, anrl

their places of residence, though from the con-

stant changeof resiilence among us, jt will no

doubt be found that it contains some erro.rs~

The advertising department will be found to

be a valuable portion of the volume, as it will

be seen that many of the princi'pal. businesses:..

tablishment.s of the plac~are here represented,

and the citizen or stranger may obtain such in-

fornlation as will.enable him without difficulty

to obtain every variety ~f arti'cles which may

be needed .for any of the puliposes of life.

H~ would also, in ths place acknowledge his

indebtedness to those who h.ave aided him in

collecting the information which the work con.-

tains~ and without pretending that it .will be

found to contain nu errors,- believing it is what

will answer the ptil-poses for which such a vol~

umn is needed in the c9mmunity, and with the

intention of correcting what shall be found im~
perfect, as we~l as giving such important add - -

tional m~tter as wil1 _tend to imp,rove its char-

acter in future numbers, it is now presented to

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- Abney, T L asst b., ,. _G ~ . Hulme's res 3?0:Oco-

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Adams, Satn'l_. -~ f'y. boss res 754 Oak . .

Adams~ Mrs Su8an res ~1 Pulaski . .

. Adan1s, Re~. J - H c pastor AM: E C 518 Hull .

Ada-Dis, Mrs T A mlllinary store res 467 oconee .

~ Adams, Minerv~cL C Inst1012W HancockavA

Aikin, Miss Lucy .dress mkr 409 N Jac.kson

Albitz, Henry i:nst music tchr 428 Bloomfield .

Atlgood, C H firemaa's hall res 16 Willow .. .

Allgood, J9h~ nt wchmn Lyndon's '601. Tho_inas .

AllgO'od, John livery -st~b.l~ 722 Oconee , .. .

Allgood, E F plmbr 722 Oconee

Allgood,. J ,F fireman 21 Poplar .

Allen, Owen c blk sn1th. Allen.ville

Allen, Rev W_. ~" c CM E C res Flint .

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Alexander, Joe incbt res 222. E Clayton.

Ale:xander, Glover c btchr 338 Strong

Alexander, Lem c .plasterer iO Pope .- . .
.Anderson, J .ohn T real estate ag~ 623 wH ave

Anderson, Leila'c laundress 19 .Billups - .

Anderson, Sallie c .laundress J45 J?earl

.Anderso.n, .J L G mac~inist 735 Oconee

.Angland, J J mcht 625 Prince ave .

Arnold., A E Ecli'pse.stable 10 W Clayton.

. Arnold, J L pa~t;tter and decoratorS Lu.~~i.n ..

Arnold, Marion Booth mt mkt 29 W J?ougli~Jity

.Armstrong, J oh~ c gardner 534 S -Milledge;.&e.

Armstrong, Wm c Fowler'sd~stillery 628 Mo . ...

Armstrong, Sallie c cook ss4 Hull



Ash, W C :Reaves Wr bse CQ 505 N Jackson .

.Atkins, Edward c -Ailiance w h Han'C09k ave ./

Autry, W. ~. mkt and gr~cer 32.WiJJow. . ..

..Aus~in, John c c~rpenter 1102 W Br ~ ad._ . .- . ..

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Bailey, Thomas c barber 1142 Prince ave - . ... "'

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Bailey, R E eng~ elec car line Cleveland ave

Bailey, Thomas Lyndon's fdy E Athens-~

Bailey, Jackson laborer Grove . - - ..

,Bailey, Thoma's supt fdy and machine wks l18

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Bailey, rred L machst 118 Hull

Bailey, Mrs .Josie _nurses for sick 32 Baldwin

..Bailey, C J mldr 32 Baldwin

Bailey; Lewis pat mkr 432 Oconee

Bailey, R C con Ga R R Hotel Toomer

Bailey, C F mer 149 S Elberton .

Bailey, J W cptr 923 Oconee

.Bailey, James c drymn 76-! Oconee

Bailey, Green cat tdr 19 Mulberry

Hailey, W H constable 19_:Mulberry

Bailey, D W tinner Grove

Barnes, Joe tel opr G C & N 511 N Lumpkin

Barnes, Newton c but L C I 628 .Meigs

Barnett, Miss Lilly musi.c tchr L tJ I Millege

Barnett, J W City egnr 721 Cobh

Ba~er, John c blaster1004 Cobb

Baker, J W wks fy-311 S Thomas

Baker, Wm a 344 ~Johns

Baker, W J T wks chk fy 15 Peters

Barnhart, J W bkr Shy Honse .

Bain, Fred elk Davison & Lowe 321 E Dough-

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Bancroft, Ed bkr 124 Waddell

Bancroft, M P elk 448 Pope _

Banks, Simson c R R ser 422 .Bridge

Baughn~, JF groc.ery elk 619 N Jackson

Barry, ;J M meat market 508 Thomas

Barrow, D C .Prof University 708 Dearing

Battis, John c tailor 430 River



Barrett, Geo c wk~ Athens oil mill 646 N Chase

)J-arrett, T H Snpt lumber yd 773 College ave

Barber; ,W L mercht res same 854 Barberville

Barber, H B mercht .res same 806 Barberville

Bacon, Edward c shoe ~aker o26 Bridge .

Baldwin, C W shoes & boots res Boulevard

Baldwin, f'ato c .carpenter Fifth

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~arefield, Henry c wks oil mill 1218 Arch

Baugh, Frank .c wks oil millE Athens

Baxter, W F Sec Y M C .A P~ntral Ho~l

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Bell, C M night web Ga depot 603 E Br~ad

Bell, H B drug .cl~ 12E Dougherty

Bell; Robe~ c wks G e & N depot Toomer Row

Bell, Henry c butcl er re~ Flint

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Bett~, Z Wbuggies & carriages 907 Hill .

Be11edict;.J .T wks lowerfy 545 Cemetery

Benedict, J -A chr Ex Bank 207 S Mi~lege ave

Benedict, Dr S C medl.jrsp Univ Broad.

Beasley, T M :firemanAthens cty 310 Foundry

Bent~ine, J S live stock dealer 412 Oconee _4

Bennett, .Joe c portr Athens Indy 202 W Broad

Bennett,- -Wm .c laborer 146 N Elbe:rtoa
Bernard, Rev H R 0 S C res 115 Waddell.

Bernard, .Joe 0 c fam~ly grocer 115 Waddell

, _Bernard, MissMollie W,hr pb schl 303 N F'klin

Berry, Johnc wks M & N depot 24 N Har~is

..Beusse, Henry shoe store 625 Statesrights

Beu.sse, Henry J r Booth mt mkt 625 S tatesright

Beusse,- J H drummer, 625 Statesright -

BisQOJ?, H .C Cotton mrck Feat9s House
Billups, Peter c butcHer 603 Hull

Billups, Edward c Athens Gas wks 510 .Bridge

Bird, Joseph butcher 604 Oconee

Bird, Mark c wks Ga-4ep~t :

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Blackman, Mrs T C nurses for sick 32 Bald win

Blackey. Lewis c cook 4:26 Bridge

Blair, Fred tinner Oak street

Bloomfield, R L Pres Athens Mfg (.,.o 81 S

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Bloomfield~ Dr J C physician :res 82 S'Churcb. _.

. Blumenthal, Geo dry goods . mrchnt 103 W

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~ Bonds, Newton c butler -L C I 526 N Lumpki~

Bond, G G Supt pb scbls res 219 E Hancock ave

Bod~, C bakr confy res same 114-E Clayton '.

llone, J H painter 740 Oconee.

Boley, Miss Minnie.saleslady 1_9 W Hancoak ave .

Bohler. J W Ex mssgr 503 CQllege

w" Borders; Y A Street car~servic~ 4.32 Oconee
Boyd, .Thad c Sh~kr 101.9 W aancock 1ave



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B~wderi, W D bdng hse-114 Thomas

Booth, A J s~k-pr 501 S Lumpkin

Booth; Miss Willie telpbne ex_501 S Lumpkin

Booth,, .J N trader 115 E Doughercy

Booth, . W R wks Orr & Hun~r Barberville

Booth, G M mt mkt 29 ,W -Dougherty

Booker, Ben c wks .Jarrett's 112 Pope . . .

Brown, Sanford c lbr 604 Rutherford

Brown, J ll c prin Jeruel schl 731 S Lumpkin

Brown, E H crockery and glass 957 _Oconee

lfrown, J W : crockery and glass 941 Oconee

Brown, Green c pastor A M E (~ Barberville

Brown, Ephriam c. wks compress Barberville

Brown, Geo mer 2 Rock Spmng
-Brown, Lewellen st car serv 11q W Washi11gton .

Brown, Loyd c shoe mkr 440 River .

Bro",.n, E Tatty at law 602 .Prince ave

Brown, .John c hostler 534 S Milledge ave

. Brown, Wesley c cptr 821 Prince ave

Brown, Minor mgr brick mill, Nantahala -

Brown, Edward c plaster,Atb~ns ave

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Brooks,. TM elk Stern & -Co res 442 Pulaski

Brooks, Henry c drayman 431 Compress

Brooks, Isaac e butler 4tlanta ave

-~rowning, MD elks Webb & Crawfords 23

Pulaski

Braselton,_,Jobn tinner 415 Doboy

Bradberry, Miss Lou inilnr 311 Baxter

Bradberry, Miss Lo.nie milnr 31 t Baxter

Bradberry, R E restaurant 311 Baxter

Brawner, .J W c cptr and bldr 11 Billup~

Brawner, Wm_c Ath~ns 01l Mill 100 W Broad

Brightwell, Joe elk Talmage & Brightwell 226

S Lumpki'n

Brydie, Eugene c barber 601 Plum

Brydie, Daniel c tailor 1227 W Broad.

Bri~co_e, M P gunsmith 716 W _addell

-Briscoe, Jno (~gunsmith 716 Waddell

Brinson, J W Hotel Toomer

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Bryant,

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Bryan, W J ReaYes wh Co 411 College ave

Bradley, R W cptr~- 104 Water

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.Brumby, ,J W Athens Leather Co -- 213 E Ban

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Brumby, Dt ~ R druggist Puh~ski

B:un~ley, Frank c dymn 11~0 E Bt. oad

Bunk~ey, cond1\ctor G,a R .R

Burnett,- W B atty at law 710 Bill

B_urch, J L elks Ki-ng~ Co 110 Baldwin

Bureh, JM rlrymn 110 Baldwin

- Bush H M cotton grader 114 Thomas

Bush, Geo c wks at _Lyndon's 650 -River

Burch, Scott c .cptr 754 Old Ga depot

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. Bruke, T A mgr Princeton fy 28 W Hancock

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B.urns, W .A broker 602 N Jackson.

Burns, pui:Dper N ERR Alliance Warehouse

.Burrows.. BenJ elk .Michael Bros 326 .E Dough-

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Burpee, Robert. blk smth 42-9 Rive;r . __
. I ugg, Perry c wks -Alliance wh 43:2 River

Bugg, Henry -~ In~an Com-prs Rock Spring

Burbanks, E L bkpr 1108 Baxt~r

Burb~nks, W H jeweryclk 110& Ba~ter

Burbanks, C W elk Sender's 1108 Baxte1.

Bur~, John F labrer 764 Oak



Bull~ck,- . B G cptr 1139 Bran~h

Bullock, Green c tree setter 44:4 Bridge

Bullock, F B cptr '2l Poplar

Bullock R B fireman 21 Poplar

Bullock~ Wm cptr 1~ Peters

Butler, W F mercl~ant _

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Butler, Jaa F cptr 310 E -Hroad

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Butler, H M. mer 24 Foundry

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Carter, W_m c firettian Lyndon's 15 Warsaw

. Carte.r, Augustus c barber 15 Warsaw

Carter, Lewis fy optve 358 Williams

Carter, Heney c wd .cttr 1241 Fairview

:Carter, W T tax receiver c c 1248E Broad

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.Car~r, J N hkpr 106 w W-ashington

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Ca.rter, Wm c lbrer 803 Prince ave.

Campbell, R L c Orr& Hunter's 760 Hull

Campbe"Il, John .G wks for J R Moore 760 Hull

Campbell, ~iller c-wks for Croom 760 Hull

<ampbell, Pr9ff c cptr 1217 Vine

Uampbell, H c cptr 1228 W Hancock ave

Campbell, M c cptr 1403 W Hancock ave

Gampbell, J ..P Prof Univer8ity 718 Dearing

Carson, Harrison .._d:r;ymn 621 S Lumpkin . ,

Carlton, W Y .c <frvmn 715 .E Hroad

c arlton, Miss Mollie saleslady 802 E Broad

Carlton,_ Dr W A physician 204 ,College ave

Carlton, H H atty at la.w 534 S Millege ave

Carlton, John cotton wh Cowles 534 Millege .

Carlton, H H Jr shoe store 534 Millege

Cain, J R R R coiltr 726 N Lumpkin

Carithers, J D cptr 417 S Jackson

Carit_hers, L l' elks King& Co 4J7 S Jack~on

' ari~hers, W -E at W Utel office 417 ~Jackson

Carithers, J J mer 221 S Elberton

Uarithers, Miss E elks M'Gregoi''s 417 S Jackson

Ca1ithers, Horace c lbrer Oak .

Carithers, W G ~erchant 205 W Broad

Carithers, .J Y general tnider 220 Prince ave

Carithers, L A mach 625 Prince ave

Cash, Y r elks Lampkin Bros-715 College ave

ason, road mstr G C & N College ave

Carghi.ll, cotton buyer 114 Thomas

Castle, Fa:nny c nurses 1105 W Ha.ncock _ave

CalaJian, Miss C A milnr 2~ W Hanc~k ave

Calahan, Richard c cptr 1237 Vine , , \

Cantrell, Chas Athens Le3fher Co 306 Baxter

Camak,.J W elec engr 319 Meigs ,

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Camp Wm marble yd 1115 Springdale

Carey, Rev A ,J c pastor Bethel ch ~03 Billups

Cen~r, A M trvlilg salesman V-06 Oconee

Cheney, J S livryman 246 S Lumpkin

Chenault, Sidney c lbrer 21 Green

Childers, W E wks Athens fdy 410 Cemetery

t~hilders, .T R contr 666 S Luntpkin

Childers, Heriry nt wchmn c9mpss 8 Hick~ry

Childers, Charles mer 18 Hickory

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CJ]ilder8, Wyly tinner .:lao E Do.ugherty

Choate, He1~ert bkpr for Michael 112 W Han- - co-ck ave

Chandle't, Green (. blk smith res ~Barberville Cba~dler Guy elks R & D depot 1114 Cobb
Ch-a~dler, 0 B soltg agt :a, & DR R 1124 Cobb

Childs, A K Pres N Bank 708 Dearing



Christy~ ,J R stenograp9er 44 Cedar

Christy, S pri_.nt~r 20 Baldwin

' Christy, W D printer.20 Balqwln

Christy, T J pr.irtter 20J:laldwiii .

t)hambers, .Z T fy oper 312 Baldwin .,.

Chambers, B.R c liveryman 414 Fo_undry Church~ .Rev. W ,A .elks Lampkin ~ros Oconee

Chapple, Jtobei't farme_r 916 O('on:ee . . . . .

Charbonnier, L ~Prof. University 239 S.:Mil-

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C.ha~Qonnier, Ed~.ard . cotton mer 239 S Milleg~
Cheeley, W ~ ~lks Griffeth &lBro449 Bl~omfield
U4arlto~, wesley c drymn 634 Morris . .. <~heatham, Wll) c Orr & Hunter 835 College ave

. Cl~rk,..Samuel wks Athens Leather Co 501 S

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.Clark, -0 L tinner 314 Mitchell
.Clark., .c M 'nt wchtmn Athens Fdy Grove

Clark, Tnomas c lbrer 16 Poplar .f'lark, J.~orenzo c cptr 1606 .Arch

Olark, .W 1F pain~r 709 Peabody .

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(Hark, L S a;tchr Knox Inst 104 N:Harris

,Clark,"Jack c wks G C.& N .Cleveland ~ve Clifto~~ Mri Y .B bdng hse 232.S Lumpkin Clayton, Robert 'c lbrer 39 Green

C.l~veland, And c dry_mn 117 Newton

Cle~ents~ Ma~ c wks University Cleveland ave

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Colley, Geo W harness trimmer 403 Doboy

Colley, Jacob drynin :403 Doboy

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.Coleman, RiQhard wks sts 1280 Arch

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Coletnan, . Andrew Ten Cent Store 312 N

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Cole, Wm c sl1oemkr 339 Jones

Cole, D D p nostler 11 Q8 R~ese.

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Cole, John c hostler co1~ (~liege 'and ' leveland

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t ~ook, . J .c c cptr 1116 Herring

Cook,. D J wchmn M & .N 414 p ulaskt .

Cook, H L bkp.r Vonderau&.Co 414 Pl:llaski

Cook, John c cptr 722 Flint

Conway, AT cotton wh 5 t0 Barber .

Conway, Dr W B pl1ysician 51h B~rber

Conway; H f. tel ex res same 104 E layton .

.Conaway, W H printer 15 E Dougherty

Conaway, 1\'lr~ M L boarding ~ouse 15 E Dotigb- .

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Conaway, T C music house 5 E Dougherty

Cobb, ,J R botler and buss line 30 Foundry

Cobb.,. Howell judge city court 709 Bill

( 'obb, Wm M~K jnsurance 709 Hill

Cobb, Howell J.r US storekpr 709 ~ill

~ob~, Lamar atty at law 117a Cobb /

Cobb, Robt c cptr 26 Rock Spring

Cohen, H M Myers & Co. ~ 27 W Hancock ave

<-ohen, John cigarstore 19 W Dougherty

Cohen, .Julius dry goods res Boulevard

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Cohen, E B elk dry goods r~s Boulevard

Cooper, C W li.very stables 303 E Dougherty

Cooper, W 0 city glazier 601 Thomas

(~ollins, G W family grocer ~12 River

Collins, Rufus tel mssngr 212 ~iver .

Col!in.s, Mrs C K boarding house 219 ~eese.

Collins, J M contr and buildr 717 Baxter -

Coker, C H shoemkr 339 Johns

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.Coggin, Dr W J physi-cian and sur Barberville

Co1ger, George c lbrer Flint



Comer, T J elk King's & < o 10 Wray

Comer, Henry elks Kings Barbe~ville

Conlon, D J elk Michael Bros 10 ~ ray

()ofer, Epl1riam c gdnr 436 S Lumpkin

cofer, Cato c engr Athens wtr wks 44:0 Finley

Coata, J.esse Prof University 207 S Milledge av~

Cox, .Jonlan c drymn.616 Morris

- Cox. E C cndtr N E R R216S Lumpkin

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Cox, N c exp mngr N E-R R2t6 _S Lumpkin

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Gox, N }>. flgmn N E -RR 216 S Lump~in

Cox, Richard c drym:n 1601 E B~~ad

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Cox, G 'V secy co-~ton ex415 .N Jackson .

Cox,. CD tckt agt _Ga R .R 505 N Jackson

(;.~vington, _ Alex c cptr Ga R R

Corbin, _fl G elks Bailey 1-49 S Elberton

C\lwan, .T N drymn 608 E Broad

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-_Colson, C H c~ks O'F & F Grady ave

.Oombs_, Cicero .c cpn~r -901 ~ese .

C_u.lp, .B - F plcmn 601 Baxter

. . Craw:ford, G W meat mkt 804 Barberville

CreiJ!hton, Wm cpntr ll7 N Harris

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Cr:awford, harles c lhrer Bpulevard rraw~ord, RH grocer 101 ~ Doug&erty

Crawf~rd, ,John _ druggist

. Crews_, J S. a _udtr N E R R 644 College

Croom. . D .J mer:-225 Finley

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CrQW7 Dr L H physician 617 Oconee

C~roft, .Maj~r ewell dggr 205 ~ock Spring . . - C~ane; .\Vm M b-kpr Athens fy 716 P rince

Crane, ,T R elks E E Jones 716 Prince

Curtz, Lewi{J c Athens oil -mill Cleveland

})avis, Dr B :&q~ntist . Commer_cial Hotel . -~

D~v_is, H Cobb clitef J>,o1ice 603 W Hancock ave

Davis, W H billiard SA1-oon Prince ave



Davia, W C broke 1173 Cobb



Dayis, Mat c in.telligencer and real estate 27

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Davis, .Milley c ~att_res. mkr 16 N Harris
_: Davis, Mrs Emma ~inyard S Athens

navis, E J c lhrer 54H Barber

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DaVis, J .A c janitor Athenreum 25 Strong

. Davis, James W c tchr Broad -st schl 25 Strong

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Davis, )!arion tinner res Grove

Davis, J R wks chk fy.17 Poplar

Davis, Wm fy boss 21?i Baldwip

J;>avison, Alex fancy dry goods 327 E .~oad'

Dalton, Ge,o c laborer 124-Waddell .

Daniel, .J C elk C W .Baldwin & Co 23 Pulaski

Daniel, R G family grocer 707 S Lumpkin

Daniel, Oscar machinist res Hull

~a~liel, Robert c wks . M & .N d~pot Atla~a

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Daniel, Harrison c blksmth Atlanta ave

Da~iel, Ada c store kpr Atlanta av:e

- .Daniel, M A real esta~ 507 E Broad

Davenport, ~lat c plumber 1268 Arch

Davenport, .W c wood cutter 216 W Hancock

ave

Dav.enpor~ .Jacob c Athens oil mill Athens ave

Denard, J M silversmith 415 River .

Davenport, ,James cpntr Bloomfield .- l

Delony, Thomas farmer 605 Hill



Deadwyler, Charles c cpntr 18 S Billups

'Dearing, A P planter 216 S ~illedge ave

Dean, Elijah c porter L C I 11 N Chase

Dean, Joel T wks chk fy 1220 E Broad

Derricotte, Randal c cpntr (}15 ~ull

Derricotte, Bartley c gardner Fifth

Derricotte, T c wk~ warehouse Fifth

. Denicotte, Henry c cpntr 1107 W Broad

Derricotte, Isaac c shoe mkr 1139 Reese

Derricotte, E J c cpntr 1~3 NfChase.

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Dillashaw, .p r J A physician .1108 Arch

_Djx()n, J K agt G C & N R R 107 W Washington

Dillard, Wni c works ~emetery640 Fourth

Dobbs, W L cotton buyer S Lumpkin

Dobbs, S C family.grocer 304 Thorn~

:Q.obbs, T S elk fam_~ly grocery 304 ThOmas

Dottery, E L m~himst 139 Peters

. Dottery, L L wk~ s.hoe stor~ 20:2 Second

Dootson~ J H casJiier Athens fcty 215 Baldwin

Doo~on; W~ supt Athensfcty 364 Williams

Dooley, Tom ~ sca-yengel\_ t;Jll Plum

Dorsey, W F furniture and unde_rtaker 23 W

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Dunston, J 0 fireman 606 ~ . ~on ~ Dupree_~ .Jacob c lbrer . l28l 'f-. .-.._:- w .

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Dupree, Thomas c lbrer. 631 .lr ms .'

. Dodson, Sarah c restaurant 405 E Broad

Durham, Mis.s J ~ssie saleslady 2 L Willow

Drake, W E printer 736 Q~

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-t .. Dudley, J S merchant 1 k

Eads, J~ck c .chair seater;~

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Eberhart.. .:Robert c labor~t- ~.... .~ .:~umpkin ..
Eberrtart, W T drayman ~ &. rr.Ao~as
Eberbat't, R .P in3chinist 323ift-f~h~ll

: .Eberhart. Allie clerk factory store 3~3 Mitchell

~ . ~erbart, .T W mec~nip 417 CollegE\ ave

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Eberhart, Harrison,cpJaste~r 4$' ~orris .

__ Eberhart,. .Omer . clerk .. Dorsey & Stern 15 E

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Echols, Felix c truck farmer 1422 w Broad.

Echols, Esecks c laborer 333 Johns

Edg~' E .S trade.sma~ 309 .Fo:undry

Edge,. Warren repairs 209 Pope



. Edwa~~, J G M sho.~ dealer-776 S Lump~in

Edwards~ Wm clerk shoe store 776 S Lumpkin

Edw~rds, Geo Scotton weigh~r519 College ave

Edwards, Oscar laborer 326 Pearl .

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Ehrhardt, W A correspondent J H Rucker 444

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Eidson, W T works at fireman's baH 668 S Lumpkin :

Eidson, B S merchant 1231 Prince ave

Elder, Jame~ e wo.~ks Athens foundry 967 Oak

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EBgland.,.W A sexton Oconee cemetery 555

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England, E S works Oconee cemetery 555 Cem-

ete:ry . England, .Rev S R pastoFOconee churc~ Oconee

Eng-elke, H ~machinist 329~ Washington

Epps, Catlolerin~ mattress maker 12 Willow

Epps, Thoma~ c shoe maker I 09 Finley

Epps, W E clerk Galloway & l.ambert 603

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Epps, Frank book keeper F S Story 623 Pea. body

Eppting1- J H clerk Max Joseph 10 ~ Cl~yton .

.Esco, Ro~ert L blacksmith Ri.ver



Esco, .Jose.ph A blacksmith 86-! River .

Erwin, Alex S attorney and counselor at law 804 Bill .

Erwin, Alex attorney at law 80-l Hill .

Evans, Rev S D Methodist minister Prince ave

Evans, Tho~as c gardner 403 Cleveland ave

Evans, F P clerk webb & Crawford 20-l Baxter

Evans, John works foundry 323 5trong

Evans, Wm ~lerk .J R Moore 323 Strong

Faul,kner, .J M carpenter 7M4 Oak .

Farbst.ein, M mercb~nt tailor 404 Foundry

F~r1ner, Qlifford elks Express office, 503 College

ave Fan1brougb., ~ugene c laborer 1230 Vine

Falls, Courtney c porter Vniversity ll13.Dear-

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Faver, Henry c ~treet band 919 Hill Faulkner, J K wks check factory Rock Row

-Few, M C planter res Boulevard

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Fears, J P famj)y grocer !)11 ~ ~ump.k.in

Fears, Mrs E J Fears House 511 N Lumpkin

Fears, A C bkprfamily gr!Jcery 511 N Lumpkin

.Fears E Parks fam,ily grocer 435 Bloomfield . .

Felton, R J bkpr Klein & Martin 317 E .Han-

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. Fellows, C S elks Galloway & Lambert 110 N

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Fitzpatrick, Howell store k.eeper res same 15~;)

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Fitzpatrick, job workman Ellis

Fitzpatrick, Silas storekeeper res same Fifth

_Fi~lds, Eldon e drive express wagon.lO Warsaw

. Fields, Curti~ works factory Gl2 Fourth .

Fields, Henry c works :cotton business 612

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Finley, Dr. C H druggist ao2E Dougherty

Flatau, Jacob bui$ line 110 W Han~ock ave

Flanigen, C D manager Athens Park Improve-

tnent (~o 4~2 Prince avA'



Fleming, Wm Sec'y Atl1ens Foundry and Ma-

. chine Works 119 Foundry:



~leining, H l1ardwa.re 209 Prince ave

Flem.ng, J H ha.rdware S Milledge ale

Flipp.er, Rev J S c presiding elder A M C 756

.Floy. rl,H\u\'lml c glazier 240 s Hull

' Floyd, .John c carpenter 7 Rock Spring

. Flournoy, RQbert meat ma.rket 310 t4 oundcy

Flournoy, Edward works meat matket Second

Fost'er, Toin c works police office Flint

Foster, J F,tJ P C C 524 Meigs

Foster, Felix c el~ctric light trimmer 735 Oak

Fowler, Thomas family grocer 9 WilkellJOn

Fowler, Wm clerks family grocery 9 Wilkerson

..-.owler, .J A distiller 607 Prince ave

'P'.ord,.'Mlles c laborer 11 N Billups

Ford, Miles driver 232S. Millege

Ford, Mose~ ~laborer 1570 Vine

Ford; Lewis c hostler Hancock ave

Frierson, J T bus line 213 Strong

Freiberger, Peter baker boards 564 Pulaski

Freeman, Thomas c wood cutter 436.River

Freeman, . dry

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Freeman, R L .miller .Pulaski,

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-Fuller W JI merchant 215 "W"" Broad

. Fuller, H . A Athens Foundry and Maclline

Works 407 E Broad

Franklin, J A travels Athens Oil Mill 207 S

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Funkenstein, P furniture and undertaker 23



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Funkellst.ein, Sam M clerks Daviso.n & Lowe

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Gann, ,David pl~nter 31~ :oundry

(jardner, Rosell matron Baxter st col school

. . 415 Baxter

Gardner, J .E book and job printer 201 . Baxter

. Gardner, J B carpenter 402 S Jackson : Gardner, .J K c~rpenter 40~ S Jackson

Gardner, H H carpbnter 402 S ,Jackson . Gardner, R S ~.chair seater 402 ~ 'Jackson

Garfield, Tho.mas c carpenter 114 Billups
Gairis, James cporter R & DR -R Athens ave Garrison, w W carpenter 114 Baldwin

Garrison., -J D brickmason 348 S Thomas

Garrison, S _M b1ickmason 25 Peters

Garrison, S J work~ check factory Third. .

Qarebold, J A upholsterer and cabinet maker
449 Pulaski

. G~rebold,. W J book keeper McGregor'~ - book

store 449 Pulaski

G~rrett, . G F tann~r 313 Ba~ter

Garrett, YQrk c works G C & N coal shute

boards -same , Gales, Benj c works B~rnard's 417 Bridge

G~les, Ben.j c drives delivery Morris

Galloway, James fami1y grocer.26 Milledge ave

Gantt, Wm laborer Athens land and park com- -

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./ Gerdine,. Dr John physi.cian 10 Hancock ave

Gear, Nathan c workscheck factory Barb_erville

Gervin, Henryc Athens hardware .co Chase

Gerv:in, Robert c porter C D Flanigen Chase

C'...eorgeson, Mile Claire French and Gerqtan L

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Gilham, Ned c shoe maker 762 Oconee

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Geiger, M.r~ M proprietor Oe~tra~ Hotel .

Geiger, J C manager .A.thens:Steam Laundty .\

. . Centra;} Hotel.

f~ilham, Ben ccarpenter 650 ){orris .

Gilham, llenry c carpenter 650 Morris

. Gibbs, R L boys private school

Gibson, o c mail carrier 507 S Lumpkin .

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Giles, Jatne, wks W.A Pledger 5048 Lump~in

Gilbert, Robert tailor 601 Plum

Gilleland, C E soqa fount 247 S .Jackso~

Gist, W m train 'hand M & N.R R 317 Hoyt .

Gilleland,. J N ,clerks T Fleming& Son4 .Strong

Ginn, J M painter 7SJ3 Oeon~e . .

.

Ginn, (~harles ~-'bl~cksmith 731 First

Gilbert, Ed~und barber 778 Oak

,

Gillespie, \IV m works Rucker compress 302

Newton



Glenn, Holmes c woi'ks Jester's 650 Fourth

Glass; George 'c barber ~3 Warsaw

(1oldberg,. H junkshop Shy house . .

Goolsby, Moses,c street hand :~ta ~ Hoyt

Goolsby, Step c works McGinty's 660 Fourth

Goolsby, Wm c laborer 348 ,Johns .

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Goodrum, L D policeman 6.25 Prince ave

Goodrum,
Goss, _pr

C .L electrician 625 I H .physician and

Pri.nce ave surgeon 129



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Hancock ave

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Gottheitner, :E dry goods and clothing 20 w

-- Hancock ave

Green, .A L c fireman electric car plant 227 .S -

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Green, Syd~ey c carpenter 616 W Broad

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GI~egory, Mack c -works Henderson warehotttJe ,

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Gmham, Wm c porter Hotel Toomer. -

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Grabam, Henry c -~arpenter 312 W Broad Gresham; David c job workman 50S Hodgson

c Gr~gory; H c lawn dresser 103 Billups
Gresham, Henry: brick m'ason 1529 Vine

Gresh;tm.; Richard c works M & N depot .6.56

Mortis



Gresham, Lpgan Q porte.r 546 Barber
.s Grinnell~, T c l~borer 714 Oak

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ATHENS CIT'l;' DIBE<:rrORY.

Griffeth, F P grocery merchant 704 S Lumpkin

Griffeth, .J H clerks Griffeth Bros & West 220

Prince ave

ri:ffeth, W J clerks Griffeth~ros & west 220

Prince ave



Griffeth (J B cotton dealer 1013 Hill

Griffeth, W D insurance and real estate 919

Hill



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Griffeth, A E Southern Mutual Insurance Co 23 N .Milledge a~e

Griffin, John c drayman 8H3 Cherry

Grifl;in, Ben c driver 8:33 Cherry Harris, z.~k c carpenter 988 W Broad ~arris, Dr W H c physician :319 Reese

Hani.s, R S c barber 503 N Milledge ave

Hams, Dr. H N agt Ga railroad 5 N Milledge ave.

Harris, Edward c carpenter between Morris

and China

Harris, blacksmith between Chase and Morris

Harris, Thomas c shoemaker between Chase -

and Mo1Tis



Harris, Sheperd c laborer between Chase and Morris

Harris, Y L G Pres Southern Ins Co 20 Pope

Harris~ Stephen c shoemaker 502 Foundry -

Harris, Willis c brick maker 624 College ave.

Jlarris, Dufialoe ~ works livery business 635

Fourth

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Harris, Rob.ert c boatman 332 Flint

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Harris, .Robert, c. works Lyndon's_;;;Foundry

Lyndon Row .

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Harris, T B works chLeck factory Rock R9w Hale, H H music house 27 Dougherty

Hale, W P c draymen 23 Rock Spring
Hale, W F carpenter 110 N Peters Hale, Robert mar;tager Standard Oil Co ~22 Pu-

lasld

Hale, Miss Gussie dre.~smaker 26 E Washing-.

ton



.a Haddock, Isaac family grocer 't:l33 :{>ulaski
Haddock, W mer~hant Prince ave Harper, .J M Principal Washington Street school : 219 E Hancock ave

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Harper, A ~ workscbeok factory Rock- Row -

Har.per, J . R merchant res same .800 Oak

Harper, I-I'enry c I works Orr & Hunter's com. .

press E Athens

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Harper, A B Supt Check factory 1013 E Broad .

Hauser, G cigar maker 126 W t'layton .

Hauser~ N jeweler 314 ' oundry

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Hays, Fanny c laundress 407 Reese Hays, Alfredc placksmith 642 Odd

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.Harbin,: ,J .A genera:l merchandise 527 Prince .

. ave
" lfarbin, .o 0 engi~neer 27 Pine

Harkness, Moses c farmer 61 Gre~n

Hawkins, Albert c storekeeper res same 622

Hull

,

Hawkins, Pavid c plasterer 732 Oconee

Hawkins, R~cha.rd c laborer Little

ll~wkins, Peter~c butcher 411 ( hina .

~aynes, -E P drayman 715 _E Broad



. Hayes, .J -E m~rcha~ts night watchman 715 Old

. Ga depot

H.audrup, Wm N shoe maker 455.Oconee

~ llaudrup, .M;iss Gussie saleslady Michael Bros

. 455 Oconee



Hardeman, Cora c ~hambermaid 111 Pope

Hardeman. (J c .electric street car service 425 .

Meigt:J

Hammontree, Wm R farm.er 1508 E Broad

Har~, .T F bookkeeper O~r & Hunter . 505 N

Jackson

Harvey,,lJ esse c labprer 22 Strong

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Harvey, Rufus .R fioorman .-Cheney & Young

203 Flint

ilarvey1 Christopher c works :on streets 1252 Pine

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Hammett, W D clerks G C &_N depot 639 College ave

Hall, Albert c road master's serviceCollege ave

Hall, .Jacob c Athens. Oil Mill Augusta ave

Harw.ard, F L truck .farmer 786 Oconee

Hargrove, ~-an ~ laborer Barbervil1e

~ankin, Perty work~ factory 329 Pearl

HaygQod~ Win c drayman 1116.Dearing

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llaguewo~d, Young Ori.& Hunters compress

429 Rock Spring

Hattaway, George c Jaborel',322 Baxter

Haselton, D P music -house 523 Baxter

Hamilton, J T painter 525 Ba~ter Hamilton, C E lather and plaste:re1 4~0 Churc)l

Harden, Anthony c Rueker .compress 50 Chase

Head; H V cle~ks ( ~ W Baldwin 23 Pulaski

Hemerick, David cabinet maker 214 E (_'layton

H~well, Isham works Lyndon Manufacturing

Co -305 Hoyt



Heard, Gains c laborer 48t> Oconee

Heard, Major works street Arch

Heard, Wm c ,blacksmith 1569 Vine

Heard, B S c plasterer 832 Cherry

Heard, ,J T c britk mason 303 Cleveland ave

Heard, James c brickmason.540 Barber

Hecktor, Walton c Rucker's compress 112

Rock Spring



Herring, Geo works factory 110 Water

_.Herrington, S M Ordinary Clarke Co 124 N Mil-

lege ave .

Henry. Rev J Fe pastor ~riendship church 1249

Fairview

Henry, Geo clerks M Myers & Co 316 B&xter

Henry, Robert c carpenter. 128 lJi}lups

Henley; A P attorney at law 720 _Cobb

Herty, Dr C H Prof University 424 Barber

Hiram, Reuben c laborer 149 Ga R R

Hiram, Samuel c laborer 14:3 GaR R

Hiram, Wm laborer Ga(R R

Hill, Ar.thur c carpentel" between L~mpkin

and Hull .

.

_Hill, .J F qri.ves factory wagon 503 Ceptetery

Bill, James c wood chopper 322 River. . Hill, Gai.ns c laborer 1311 W Bro~d

Bill, John c laborer 1401 W Broad .

Bill, Cary c laborer .12 Paris .

Hill, Harrison c laborer 15 Paris

Bill, Wesley c drayman 302 W Broad Hill, Squire c works Michael Bros ~07 Billups

H!ll, Thomas c s.hoe ml\ker 810N Billups .

Htll, Emmet c driver 614 N Chase

Hill, Baker c driver 842 Cherry

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45

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Hill, 1Wyley. c: WQrks G C & N .coal shnte -res-

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Hl.rschfield, Simon _dry goods and clothing 103

W Washington

.

.Hipkins, R R ;engineer 1175 Hill

Hodgson, George T insurance and broke\' 322

Prince ave

Hodgson, A H w~olesale and r~tail m,etchant

. '1211 Cobb . .



Hodgson, J M general mdse 1Q7. Wadrlell .

Ho<Jgso.n, E R cott:on wat'eheuse 418 N Hartis .. .

Holloman, E F clerk..O'Farrel,.l & Funkenst.Cin

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J{older, Julius c boatman. 319 Flint . Holprooks,. Ric~ard works Southerp Mutual

Insurance Co 30 Stro_ng .

Holbrook~:, Ben c tinner 313 Rock Spring .

Holbrooks,- Wm plumber -318 Rock Spring H osey, .Wni -B ~arpenter 1220 He_~Ting

Holbrooks,_Madison c tinner res -Brooklyn

.Holliday, Dr A C physician 494 Barber :

Holley,~ A carpenter 321 HQyt .

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Holland, D L mac.hinist J..yndon's . 503 Thomas

HoHa_nd" E L machinistLyndon'-s 508 Thomas HolBey, Alber~ c carpe~ layer 542 Barber .
Hood, J H tnachini.st Lyndon's 508 Thomas Horton, Rev J H Pastor Ebene.zer Bap~ist

. , churc~ 19 N Billups
~or~on; H c shoe maker 1221 _w BroadI
Hopson, Gus c -wood cutter 117 N Chase nowa~, R S attorney at law 119 Foun.dry Howard, Morgan c Athens oi~tnill 304 (J1ase

Howard, Charle_s c milker W .qroad
Howard, Jos~ph claborer 972~conee Howard; J?aniel .c laborer Gro e Howard,. Q. W c _pres_s room 1,wer factory ~

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Howard~ Wyley c works factory 1267.Vine :.

Howard, J'ohn c plasterer1227 iV'ine

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Hooper, . Prof W ..D University CoJD..mercial

H~t;el

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Hun~r, Miss Tina clerk Von4erau & Co. 23.
Pulas~i .

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ATHENS CtrY DIRECTQRY~

Hunter, Joe OtT & Hunter's compress 23 Pu-

laski \



Hubbard, C T 8 W Hancock ave

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Huggins, J H clerks china store 3~4 S Lumpkin -

Huggins, H T china 'store 403 S Jackso-n

Huff;Henry c Orr & Hunter's compress 25

. Warsaw .
Huff'~ G W shQe maker 443 Oconee

Hunt, Wm c works M & N depot-426 Compress

Hunt, Geo c works streets 1290 Vine

Hunt, Wm laborer 1266 Vine

Hunt, John c works streets .Vine

Hunt, Nathan c laborer .137 Elberton

Hunter, Hugh works compress Flint
Hunter, Richard c works streets 61 r Odd

Hunter, Ja.mes c brickmason 313 Pearl

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Hunter, Wm janitor University 1222 'W Broad -

Hunter, S M co.mpress broker etc 622 W

Hancock ave

Hunter, Seaborn c drives spt;nkler 608 Straignt

Hubert; C E harness maker 474 Oconee

Hulme., G H "?hol-esale and retail grocer 30~

Thomas

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Hull, _J H plumber 605 Hill _

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Hull, A L teller University bank 109 Dearing

Hunnic-utt, Dr J -A ,President Athens- Savings

Bank 205 :S Mi1ledge ave

Hunnicutt, T P agent Athens Gaslight Co ~05

N Milledge ave



Huen, S T clerk 30 .W wa-shington

Hussey, C T broker anti commission merchant

128 W -nroad

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Hubbard, Stephen c well digger Ash Hill

Hubbard, C L boarding house W Hancock ave

Hutchins, M W conductor GaR R Ilotel Toomer

Hutcherson, S 0 cotton-buyer Henderson ware-

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house,-512 College ave

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Hutc.herson, Woodsen c labo.rer 516 Hodgson Hutcherson, Floyd c c~rpenter 502 Hodgson Hutcherson, James c laborer 915 Oconee - Hughes~ T J store keeper res same 749 Oco~ee
Hudson, Charles e drayman 641 Odd :
Hurt, Robert c laborer Lyndon Row

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Hudgiqs, We6com Cowles co.tton weigher 1220 Springdale

Ilyland, E Plumber 6t5 Pulaski

Ingram, R F pool parlor res 103 Hull

Jackson, N. F bookstore l~ent!fal H~tel :,r

Jackson, A H cotton ._weigher Alliance -~~re-

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Jackson, Andrew c carpenter '1230.W Broad Jackson. T ., c tailor 419 W Hancock ave . Jackson~ J F _contractor and builder 614 Meigs

Jackson, Wm c driver at Holman,s 923 Meigs

,Jack on, Jack F farmers supply store 1123 Hill

Jackson, Ja,ckgon,

AWlebletrotnccl abbl aocrkesr m16i-t Nh

Rock Spting 810 _Billups

Jack~on, Alfred c.tailor 103 N Chase.

.Jacksop; R M c tailor 103 N Chase

JaCkson, Trump c .207 S Milledge ave

Jackson, T J works Talmage & Brightwell 546

Barber



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.Jackson, Steph_en c works compress 8:l2 College

- Jackson, W Brice president Athens Hardware

Co 252 S Lumpkin

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Jackson, .E 0 salesman Athens Hardware Co

252 S Lumpkin .

Jackson, Dr .Frank physici~! 226.S <Lumpkin

Jac~son, .W H clerks Haselton & Dozie_t~.s 226

S Lumpkin

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Jackson_; J P collecting agent Haselton & Do . . ~ier 226 S Lu~pkin .

J -ackson, Edward c laborer 868 Lumpkin Jackson, M A seamstreess 539 - Ce~etery
Jackson, T D Supt . Athens .Dye works 458 Oconee

Jackson-, Edward c work's on street 1238 Arch .Jackson, Noah c wor~s onstreets 1238 Arch
\ . Jacks<;n,David boss dye house 1268 Arch
Jackson, Eli c works low.er factory E Athens Jacks, Lewis c laborer 733 S L~mpkin
Jankower, 11 bookkeeper Reaves & Co Commercial Hotel .

J a:rrett, C P ,Supt drays Shy house
Jarrell, H F trayeling salesman Athens Hard-
w~re Co 25 Finley

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ATHENS CITY DIRECTORY.

Jarrell, Sanrlv c ~ drayman between Cleveland .

. and Atlanta aves

.

Jester, W A confectibn~r and live stock dealer

1172 C~ obb

Jefferson, Robert c tailor 8 N Harris

Jenkins, DallaR c laborer 849 Cherry

,Jennings, Ben c laborer 5=14 Odd

.James, ' B brickmason 38 Narrow

.James, Wm brickmason 118 Baldwin

Johnson; Henry c lahorer 207 N Chase

Johnson, Frank c btick and stone mason 30 -W

layton

Johnson, G 'T Supt Athens Oil and . Fertilizer

' Co 606 _Dearing

,Johnson, Fred c works Dick Harris 41 Newton

J ohnsoh, R J clerk Athens Oil and Fertilizer

Co 606 Deating .

.Johnson, E L shoe dealer 10 Wr~y

.Johnson, Floyd c telephone lineman 220 Rock

. Spring .

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,Johnson, Noah c blackRmith ln N RockSpri:pg

Johnson, John c laborer 105 N Chase

Johnson, Richard c laborer 416 N Chase

J obrison, E L shoe store 410 S }filledge ave

,Johnson, Lafayette c laborer 23 N Milledge ave

.Johnson, M .C .in charge of dispensary 223 S

. Milledge ave

Johnson, Robert c deliverer Harbin 628 Morris Johnson, Jeff c 'brickmason Athens ave Johnson, Samuel c farmer 820 College ave Jollnson, Cparles c laborer Ash Hill .Johnson, Fayette c porter 538 Barber Johnson, Lewis c driver 213 H~ll Johnson, Dr W D c Sec education A M E C
529 N Lumpkin

Joh~on, Griffin works 0' Farrell & Ash 582 N

Lumpkin

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Johnson, Albert c works meat market 532 N

Lump~n

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Johnson, Edward c wbitewasher 9 Wat-saw
Johnson, .Miles c steam dve works 3 Pu1a8ki Johnson, Alex c tirem!Ln Athens gas work~;~ 329
E Washington

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,Johnson, _Rev Luke G Presiding Elder Athens

district _residence parsonage cor Meigs

ana Church

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Johnson, W S works at factory 321 S Thomas

Johnson, J M butcher 310 Foundry

,Johnson, Derrick c laporer 518 Hodgson

Johnson, W F carpenter 720 Oconee

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Joh-nson, Harris. c works Galloway & Lambert

N Elbertbn



J~hnson, Martin real estate agt 551 S Lumpkin

.Johns9n, Arnold c carpenter between S Lump-

kin andHull

Jones, .J T policeman boards 511 N Lumpkin

Jones, .Edward cplasterer 108 Pope

Jones, W B ~xpress agent 503 College ave

Jones, B .C night operator G .C & _N 639 Col-

lege ave _ .

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Jones, Armistead c laborer 437 Compress

Jones, J W store and meat market 414 River

Jones, AS :store and meat market 416 River

Jones, Jones,

Wm c Henry

cch:waiorrskesaGtear

31 Poplar dep()t 1282

Fairview

Jones, .E E stoves and tinware 8 Hancock ave

Jones, Wm- c Orr & Hunter's compress 411 .

1

Meigs

.

Jones, Elbertot;t c labo~er Augusta ave

Jones, _( ain shoe maker Aug;usta ave .

Jones, Stephen c shoe maker Athens _ave .

Jones, Wesleyc shoe maker 202 Cleveland ave

Jones, Johri c laborer 2 N Harris

Jones, Alber.t c merchant 302 W Broad

Jones, J W laborer 306 W Br.oad

.

Joel, Abe dry goods and -clothing . 19 W Han-

ceck aye .

Jotdan, Wm in.attressmaker 525 rleveland ave

Jqiner, J Wworks~ at factory 11 Poplar



Jeters, ;Mat c laborer: BarberVille

_Kennebrew, E _C .teacher stenography al)d book-

. keeping 15 Wray



Kennebrew, Dr E R druggist 714 Fie~d

Kennebrew, B _l:f. bookkeeper P 0 2D8 S Lum~

kin

KeDJ;ley, D~vid works Athens Fou_n~ry 313 B

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Kenney, Peter c blacksmith 1213 -:W Broad

Kenney, Jack c well digger 505 M-eigs

Kenney, Miss J W dressmaker 630 Hill

Kenney Miss Alice A saleslady Michael Bros

630 Hill

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Kenney, Miss ~izzie .as.sjstant clerk Superior

court 630 Hill

Kenney, D M contractor and builder Boulevard

Kenney, J L carpenter 654 Barber

Kenney, W H carpenter 221 Gantt
Kenney, J K clerk Superior Court C e 916 W

Hancock ave

Keith, J M postal clerk N E R R 721 SLump-

kin

Kenn~rd, Miss M teacher Oconee Street school

313 E Dougherty
KP.rn, sD bla<1ksmith 727 Oconee

Kelly, W D policem.an res 218 River

Keown, Alonzo liverym_an 10 W Clayton

Kemp, C B painter 1501 E Broad

Kilyard, Wm c fireman's hall between Chase

and Morris

Ki, Chinese laundry 20~ E Clayton

Kidd, II S proprietor Kidd liouse 218 E Clay-

ton



Kidd, Miss L seamstress 7~6 Oconee

Kinsey, 0 W works check factory Rock Row .

Kinley, James Lyndon's Foundry 16 Poplar .

King, A L clerks -. dispensary 515 college ave

King, J S wholesale and retail grocer 499 Bar-

c ber
King, .James deliverer 11 01 W Hancock ave

Kirk J C carpenter 5 t l Oconee

Kirkpatrick, R E Athens Leather Qo 523 S

Lumpkin

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' Kirkpatrick, J K boarding house 203 S _Jackson

Kirkpatrick, Miss Myrtis clerks Max Josepti's

203 S Jackson

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Kirkpatrick, Miss Corrie clerks Max Joseph's

-203 S.J~ckson

Kirkpatrick, Hoyt printer 203 S J ackson

Klein, John carriage maker 327 E Broad

Kytle, "V -H bookkeeper Athens Hardwa1e Co

458 Oconee

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Lacour, ~ev P L c . Pastor CongregatiQnal

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church 413 W Jiancock ave Lampkin, W W general merchandi-se 14 W

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Lampkin, Cobb general merchandise 18 W

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J:Jainpkin, T C carpenter Second

L~mbert, J H family grocer 20 N Millege ave .

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Layton, M K . traveling salesman drugs 304

.Thomas



Langston, Ben C draymaii 7 Newton Latj_:me.r, R C .salesman 713 Prince -
Lane, Dr c W pastor Presbyterian chuch 13
.: . H _ull

Lee, Edward c shoemaker 517 Doboy

Lee, B C collector J B Toomer 18 Hickory

Lee, Wesley c laborer ;3 N Harris

Lee, Moses c driver and gardener 82 S Church

Lee, llenry c driver 614 Morris

.Leadly, H F. Athens dyer 31 W Washington

Levy, ~cotton merc.hant 119 W n ougherty

Ledbetter, Miss M M seamstre~s 428 Pulaski

Lemon, J F brickmason Peabody

Lewis, Wm drayman 210 N chase

Lewis, Aremus c la.borer 321 Clev~land ave

Lewis, W M c laborer 620 Oconee

Lewis, Wm works Athens dye works res.441

Poplar



Lester, Edmond farmer College ave

Lester, 'Deloney fire.man College ave

Lester, Ned c .dray man 823 College ave

Lilly; John .briekmason 750 S Milledge ave

Lilly, S H clerks 1 Haddock 750 Milledge ave

Lipscomb, .F A clerks.University bank 121 S



Milledge ave Lipscomb, WR Athens Manufacturing Co 121 -

.

S Mill~dge ave.

Lipscomb, Mrs M A. School of Science L C I

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Linton, . H . H Tax Collector Clarke Co 742

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.Linton, Miss A_nnie teacher Baxter Street

school 742 Barber .

Lingle, .J f~ cabinet workman 630 Baxter -

Livfngston, Emoline c laundress 821 Prince ave

~afton, Richard c sewer and railroad ~ork 646

Hull

Lowrance, Dr H A dentist 826 Hill

Lowe, Isaac planter 101 E Hancoek ave

Lowe, J B fancy Jlry goods etc 101 ~ancock

ave



c . Lowe, Elijah c laborer 322 Baxter Lowe, Abraham hostler _21 N, R9ck Spring

Loehr, W B printer 514 Thomas

Lovern, Wm works Athens dye works 18 Peters Lockland, Burrows c laborer~ Lyndon Row

Lockard, A J jeweler boards 8 W Hancock ave

Lov~joy, Rev W P . pastor First Methodist

. . church parsonage

Loving, W H works check factory 1220iE Broad

Lumpkin~ Fred ctworks Henderson warehouse

302 W Broad

Lumpkin, E . K attorney at law 911 Prince

Lumpkin, Sam c works E R Hodgson's 32 Bax-

ter .

Lumpkin, Rev J M Lumpkin Presbyterian

minister res 101 E Hancock ave

Lumpkin, Daniel c hostler 232 S Milledge

Lumpkin, Berry c well digger Grove

Luc'es, Miss ~English teacher L C I N Millege

Lucas, Miss l F dres.smaking department L C I

N Milledg~

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Lucas, F W clerks Vonderau & Co 510 S Jack

son

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Lucas, F B broker boards 510 S Jackson
Lucas, J H receiving agent G c-& . N depot

510 S .Jackson .

Lucas, Geo E shoe business 510 S Jac.kson

Lyle, J R attorney at law and ojl inspector 633

College ave ,..



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~~~, .H B R & D R R service . 633 College ave

Ly~; Miss Annie teacher Washington Street

school 633 College ave

Lyle, ~ugene C traveling salesman T -Fleming

.. & Son8 hardware 15 Wray

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Lyle, .C B cle~ks .A.tbens Manufacturing Co 15

. Wray . .

.Lyndon, A J foundry and machine works 821

Prince

.;Lyndon, .Dr E S druggist and mannfacturer201 Hoyt.. _

Mack, James c farmer 19 Green

: Mack~ J H c carpenter 30 Green

Ma,ck, ~ R c tea;cher col~rsd scl1ool 915 Reese

fMason, Geo W cotton buyer 12 S Lumpkin

tM~son, Douglas cnurses for the sick 1024. W

Hancock ave



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Marshall, .David c works Lampkin Bros 609

Pluni

Marshall, _Jolin c Orr & Hunter's compress 609

. Plum

-Marbu1~y; ,J ~ crayon work 51i N Lumpki-n

M~:ntn, H E .carriage maker 425.Oconee

.Martin, G W general job work 19 Wilkerson

Martin, John c works Mrs Bishop's 50l .Strong

M~tthews~, C F yard master ~ & N depot Shy

Hous-e



Matthews, John c wood chopper 312 Johns

Matthews, John e wood chopper Lyndon Row

Matthews, L .C clerks at Cohen's 412 W Han-

. .cock ave .

Matthewa, Lewis .c Athens oil mill '925 Meigs.

Matthews,_Edmond c woOd cutter 220 Cleve-

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.Malone, .Isaac works .King & Co 23 Willow

Mayfield, W T Supt Lyndon Manufacturing Co

750 Uo'llege .ave . .

Mayfield, Ida c laundress 32 Baxter

Maadox, Robert c works Huggins.Chin~ sto~ r

.

710 Oconee . .



Maddox, J E photog1rapher ~3.2 Springdale

Maddox, C C photographer 832 Springdale

. Maddox, J B archltect res Pulaski
Maddox, Mrs J B. fancy wor}:t Pulaski
Mashenbetg, Sam c labor~r Barberville

Man~, Morgan c car inspector M & N 671 Third

Marble, Rand'al c laborer 202 N Peters

:app, Alex. c laborer 1227 Fairview
Mapp, J ulius e carpent6l" 26 Rock Spring

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Mapp, Camilla c laundress 26 RockSpring

.Mapp, Lou c laundress Ash Hill

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Mandeville, A S watchmaker 102 W nough-

erty

Marcus, Wash c butler L C I Rock Spring

.Marr~ A D L stone cutter 128 Baldwin.

Mabry, Wm T collector 1201 E Broad

Meriwether, Wesley c blacksmith 19 Warsaw

Meriwether, James c tanner 407 Baxter .

Medlin, J A foreman Athens Banner office 734

N Lumpkin



Meroney, E C works lower factory 312' Baldwin

Meadowcroft, Geo C foreman Athens foundry

437 Oconee

Meadows, Chas clerks Galloway & Lambert

Shy House

Meadors, W S Lyndon's found~ 18 Peters

Merrett, D. A lightning rod agent res Oconee

not numbered _

Mealor, J H. foreman meuldingroom Lyndon's

' Foundry 5 Poplar



Mealor, ,w Smoulder Lyn_djn's Foundry 785

Oconee

.Mealor, A T clerks Jackson & Burke 785 OcO-

nee

Mealor, J A carpenter 785 Oconee

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.Met}:lvin, T S stoves and tinware 222 S .Lumpkin

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Melvin, Geo stone cutter 402 Oconee
Meado:w, I J revenue collector 22~ W llancock

ave

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Meadow, Mrs Bessie dressmaker 107 w Han-

cock ave

Mell, T S . city attorney 515 Hill

Mell, Mrs G A parliainentaty law L C I

Mell, Miss Emma teacher private school 515

Hill

Me1l, Miss Ellen teacperpnvate school 515 Hill

Mell, John D solicitor city court 318 S Mil-

. ledge ave

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318 Milledge ave

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318 S Milledge ave

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Mines, W -H M ~yers & Co 222 S Lump~in

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Mize, M C cotton dealer 6 Green

Mitchell,Bell c laundress 636 Hul1

Mi-tchell, Irwin works tin shop 16 Wilkerson Mitchell, Rev C A , traveling ag_ent Woman's /

w ork 209 .Hpyt

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Mitchell, E L Supt Woman's Work 209 Hoyt

Mitchell, T L Publisher Woman's Work 209 ' HQyt

: Mitchell; A .L Clerk City Council 24 W Dough-

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Mitchell,\ Mi~s M A dressmaker 513 Meigs
.Mitchell,!S D railroad service 487 S Milledge ava

Minnifield, John c restaurant 614 Hull

Milburn, John~ laborer -522 N Lu~pkin

Miller, Jane c cook .r~staurant College ave 20

River

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Miller G_F works factory 337S Thomas

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Miller, Thomas c works at dispensary 1208 W

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Mills, George c wo~d cutter 40t N Lumpkin

Mills,. Edward c <arpenter 16 N Rock Spring

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Mill&, Alfr8d c carpenter 31 N Rock Spring

Mi'rick, A J phot<;>grapher 28 W Hancock ave

Michael, M G fancy dry goods 1:~0 W Hancock

Me

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Michael, Simon fancy dry goods 17 Pulas.ki

Michael, Richard o road ma.ster~s service .Col- .

lege ~ve

Morton, W J Clarke's representative Ga.legis-

lature 18 Hull

Morton, Fr.ed S lnsurance agent 18 Hull Morton, M B c house mov~r 801 ' Prince ave

Morton, Bailey c U S distillery 27 Billups

Morton, Jim c laborer 14 N ()base

M9rton, Eugen~ cook 312 N Chase

Morton, Wm laborer 862 N Chase

Morton, Eliza c laundress between Athens and

Atlanta aves



Montgomery, EM Athens Leather Co 501 8

Lumpkin .

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Montgomerj, J L tanner Athens Leather Co

501 8 Lumpkin

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. Montgomery, Miss May teacher 50~ S Lumpkin

Montgomery, John . c works Reaves warehouse

1287 Vine

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Montgomery, James c works Reaves warehouse

1287 Vine





M.oore, .Augustus c Athens Leather Co 8 Sapelo

Moore, _I.Jee c tanner 41.2 ,.Doboy

Morgenstern, A clerk 21'5 E Dougherty

Moore, P A traveling salesman-J W llrown &

Sons 11 Hickory

Moore, Bedney c plumber 335 S Strong

Moore, J ~ ff].mily. .grocer 927 College ave

Moore, Tom c wood cutter Fourth

Moore, Wash c drives delivery 635 Odd

Moore, T C engineer :S E .R R 603 Ocon~e

Moore, Edward c coachman 202 Rock Spring

Moore, Miss Kate L teacher L C I 104 NMil-

ledge ave

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Moore, Charity c laundress Athens Laundry

Co residence near

}Ioqre, Aaron c ,Athens Laundry Co res near

Moore; Basco c Athens Laundry Co res near

Moore, Wni c Athens Oil Mill Augusta ave

Moon, Mrs Bena dressmaker 428 Pu.laslci

Moo~ Le.tt.a c cook 516 W .Broad

Moon, W Turner policeman 723 Baxter

Moon, Walter, portrait agentr723 Baxter

Moss, Matti'e c cook 1'2 River

Moss, R L Jr cotton me.~chant boards 101 E

Hancock ave

Moss, R L Sr cotton warehouse 9~9 Cobb

Moss, Miss Julia teacher privati school 919

Cobb





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Moss, J D cotton warehouse 919 Cobb

Moss, John c brickmason 124 Cleveland ave 0

Moss, Hattie c laundress Ash Hill

Moser, J P works factory 345 Wilkerson

Moser, Geo W works factory 345 Wilkerson

. Morrison, J-erry c brickmason Barber

Morris, Mendal~ dry goods and notions 19 W

Hancock ave



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. Hancock -ave

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Mo.tes, ~E-mma c cook 29 Rock Spring .

.Moody-,_Wm_. Ru~ker'1s ~bmpress N -. has~

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Murray, Miss Ida milliner Max Joseph's 115 E

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Doti~herty .



Murr~y, I V jlive sto~k de~l~r 227 E Dougherty ~I use, W H clerks G .H JIulme 310 Foundr) . 1 ~ulkey, _ Isaac clerks Max-Joseph 4l5 N Jack-

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Mounce, Mrs J M fashionable dress~aker 513

Meigs





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Myers; Moses .fancy dry goods 529 Hill

Mygatt, Mrs A .E matron Ind~trial Home S

' . Lumpkin .

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:McAvery, aerry c laQorer 24 N Elberton
~~( omb, J W .bo~kkeep_er <Jommercial Hotel

. McCombs, A L c JI1erchant 602 W Broad McCombs, Re.na c c.ook 901 Ree6e .

McCarty, Lon tlreman boards 403 E Broad . . McCor~ick, W L carriage maker 43S 9conee <MeClesky, Mrs E H boarding house 26 E _( lay~

._ ton

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McCle$ky, Ed c carpenter 104 N Barris

McC_nll<~ch, J A architect boards 101 E Han-

cock ave

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McCloud, -B car in~lJector N E andM & N .R R

McCurdy; Mrs SR dressmaker 618 PU:laski

' Mc<Jray; Laura c cake baker 819 P 'rince ave .

~~cDorman, G W chief Athens Fire -department

606 N Jackson



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. Grady ave . . . . .' / McDowell, W A fancy grocer Central Hotel

.M~Dowell, W.~ faqcy groce1 Central Hotel .

McElhannon, W A book keeper Alliance ware-

. house 4~5 Oconee

KeElhannon, .L J ~ollector Jno CraWford 233_~

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McGowan, cotton ~ercbant 239 S Milledge ave
McGinty, M B contractor a:nd builder 120 S
Lumpkin McGinty, J H bookpr f~r McGinty's furnish-
ing store 120 s Lumpkin . .
McGiqty~ brick II)aker 426 W .Hancock ave

. McGinty, H C brickmason 721 Statesrights McGinty,- L F bookpr McGinty Pea~ody McGr~gor, D W book store residence 726 Hi 1
McKinney, Mrs M J seamstress 411 S Jackson
McKinney, Miss L M accountant Michael Bros
411 S Jackson

McKinney, Miss R M .works at factory 411 S

Jackson



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w- McKinley, C c wood cutter 208 E Dougherty
McKinnon, manager new water works 721

Oak ,

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Depot Mcl~:ie, J S policeman 908 Prince ave McEvoy, druggist 219 Reese

:McEvoy, E C city drug store 406 Dearing

Mcintosh, Sus.an c \ laundress 415

ave .

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Mo'Mahan~ J J C President Exchange Bank {}15 .

W Hancock ave

Mc~ally, J .J insurance age~t Central Hotel

McPherso~, J H Prof University Commercial \'

Hotel

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McRee, Edmond C laborer 42 Green :McRee, Miss Naomi fashionable dressmaker

. 103 Hull

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McRee, Reed c porter Max Joseph's 505 Me'igs

McRee, Louisa c laundress 17 Newton

McRee, Lindsey c laborer 14' N Chase .~lcQrieen, Sam c barber 628 Hull

McQueen, Mack c express deliverer 630 Hull

McQueen, Amanda c laundress 630 Hull .

McWhorter, Plea~ant c carpenter 325 Pearl



McCurdy, J M at Booth's hieat market 29 W

Dougherty

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Nash, 'Wm c works Inman warehouse 1124 E. ~

Broad
Nantz, J A overseer street force Nantabala ave

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Nesbit, Remus c welldfgg~r 1537 Vine

Neeley\ Peter(! Athens gas works518 Hodgson

- Newsom, D D clerks atColeman's 802 E Broad

Newton, C H bookpr 'bank University 411 Col-

. lege aye

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Niok~rson_, Reuben President-Athens Hardware co 104 Thom.as

. N~ckerson, .Thos Athens Hardware Co 503 Hill

Nicholson, ~\1 G bookpr J S King & Co N Mil-

. led~ ave





Nicholson, H K general agent Ga R R N Mil-

. ledge ave

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Nicholson,. Berry ..c Orr & H~nter's compress

Nichols,. .A:ug.ustus .c works Geo Hodgson 112

Waddell ,

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Wescom J clerk AS

Mandeville

1318 1

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Nichols, Lewis J W A Pledger's 1318 Spring-

dale

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Nolan, J S watchmake_r at Skiff's residence 1

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Noble, B H attorney at l;tw 205 Pulaski

:Norman .John c works on streets Fifth
Noble," Wm c wood cutter Ash Jlill ~
Nunnally; John c Holman's stables Athe~ and ..

. Atlanta -ave



0' Farrell, A H wholesale and retail groce,.- 820 .

Springdale



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. O.'FarrHelal,ncCo.cJk.f.urniture a.nd ttnder.ta_.ke,r..107/~W-.... _

0' lfarrell, James postmaster 22 VV Chayton

O'Farrell, . W D mayor _elect

Oliver, John e. laborer 1599 Vine .

Oliver, Rev D Gex-chief police E Athens

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_Oliver, T P m,erchant .Nantahala ave

Qliv~r, J J clerks Orr & Hunter Na,ntahala ave

Olive, M.rs T H boarding house 10 Wr~y . .

Olive, .L S telegraph ope~;ator W U 23 Pulaski

w Orr, Dr J C sanitary inspector 128 W Dougher~y _
0~., C works O~r &Hunter Grady ~ve

:Orr, J M cotto~ buyer 317 E 'Dougherty .

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Orr.. Dr R 0 druggist 786 Oconee

Osborn, Robert c laborer Oconee

Osborn, Leila c cook be.tween Cle:ve}and and

Atlanta ave



Owens; Jack c cook Hotel To.omer

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Owens, Fred c GaR R se~ee 615 . Fourth

Owens, Jack c cook 634 Fourth

Owens, Robert c laborer 1599 Vine

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Owens, Isabella c cook 844 College ave

Patman, . Miss Clyde teacher Meigs Street

school 408 S Lumpkin

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:Patman, Miss Annie E teacher Oconee Street

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schopl 408 s Lumpkin

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P~yne, Howard c farmer 599 Rutherford

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~Payne, Henry c drug store 1124 Reese

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Payne, Edward c ~utcher 444 S Finley

Parks, Emily clauy.dress 446 Hull.

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.Parks, Colu. ums~ butcher642 Hull



Parks, Henry c clipse livery stables 646 Hull

Park~, Andre gardener 1230 Vine

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Parks, W H cOrr & Hunter's comp1;ess .Athens

ave ..

Parkst Thomas c Orr : & Hunters compress

Athens ave



Patterso~. B H boarding ;house 402 .Oconee

Patterson,M A. carpente~ 602 Pulaski

Palmer, G H bookkeeper Athens Manufactur-

. , ing Co 420 Oconee

Palmer, Henry druggist 449 Oconee

Patat, H E blacksmith 22 Willow

Pa~t, T A blacksmith 2~lWillow

Patat, Frank cabinet maker 451 River --~-

- PaW.t, Joseph harness maker 628 Oconee

Patat, Frank carriage maker 7~6 Oconee

Patton, H N liveryman 214 E Hancock ave

Patton, Geo H carp.enter 23 Derby

Pace, John c .shoemaker 4 Foundry

Parker R W cotton buyer 114 Thomas

Parker, J T clot~ finisher. factory 43 Mulberry

Pa~ker AS teller National bank Barber.

Patrick, Robert works ~heck factory 603 Odd

Parr, Mack merc~nt res same 1125 W Broad .

Parr, Ben H painte?-104 Pelabody

Parr, G D family grocer!725 S Lumpkin

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~, 0 W painter 435 Bloo.field

Parr~ C A painter res ~lo~mfield

Paulin, ~li.ss A J school mathematics L C I N

. Milledge ave

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Pass,' Wm.Orr .& Hunter's compress Cleveland

and Atlanta aves

Perry, S-tephen plasterer 624 Hull

~eek, W T clerks T Fleming & Sons 41& N

Jackson

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Pe6k, .J S clerks T Fleming & sons 415 .N

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Peek, Cody c :fireman Athens Oi~ mill Bridge

Peek, PreRton .-c blacksmithMcGiJ;ity411 Meigs

Peeler, J A .butcher .7 Peters

Peeler, Rob~rt w_orks factory 40 Poplar

Peeler, Hiram works check factory 40 Poplar

Perteet, ..Martha :c seainstress .546 Barber

Phelps, A Wbaker ~es bakery 465 Pulaski
. Phelps, W R engineer N E R.R 468 ~ulaski -

Pbinizy, Billups president bank University

. . Milledge ave ~

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Pipkin~ Mi11s Lou telegraph operator 517 N

Jackson
. .. Pittard, \\.m works . M~ Phinizy .kugusta a:ve
Pittard, W P o gadener sMilledge ave

Pittman,. W M family.grocer 449 Bloomfield

Pitner,-T A bookkeeperJ38 w Broad



Pitner, J R Ga R R depot 133 W~ Broad

Pitner, Collette Oconee Manufacturing Co 614

Hill

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Pitner, Albert .J caniages and buggies 506

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- . _turing Co 9 Pine

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Pledger, .W A claw student 209.Pearl

Pledger, W A merchant res.. same 504 S !..ump-

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Plunket, E A condtWtor Ga R R 223 Strong PQrterfield, Mi,es tM H dressmaker 32 -Baldwin

Porterfield, .Miss T E dres.s~aker 32 Baldwin

.. Potter, J. T works factory 36Q,Wilkerson

Po~r, Len c draytnan .431 Compress

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' Porter, E w bailiff Clarke Co 140 GaR R

Potts, John Painter Nantahala

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Pott., W (~ boarding house 427 Pulaski

Pope,- Johnson c works R L Bloomfield 982

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Pop,e, Price c farmer Grove

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Pope, Howard c farmer near E Broad

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Pope, Ben c laborer E Broad .

Pope .Dr J E physician res 429 Dearing

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Pope, Bennett c gardener 4.53 S Milledge av,e

Poulain, Thomas p farmer 976 Oconee

Power, W W .storekeeper 783 Baxter

Power, Luther clerks Michael 'Bt.os Bloomfield

Prather; B C delivers F B Lucas 348 S Thomas

Prather, A 1\1 works lower factory 341 Wil-

liams

Prater, Gabriel c dr~yman 121 Newton

Prater, W G painter 802 Prince ave

Presn9ll, G 'W Sr wheelright 209 S Elberton

Presnell, works factory res Gro.ve Priageon, R ~carpenter 5_13 Meigs

Pridgeon, W C painter 513 Meigs

Pridgeon, Samuel paint~t 513 Meigs .

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Price, Rob~rt c well digger 23Z Cleveland ave Price, E Sterling attorney at la~ Ba!berville

Price, 'Ehom.as c brickmason 312 Flint.

Pruitt, D M shoemaker 1238 Arch

J>ruitt, W B Athens Banner 27 W Dougherty

Quillian, Dr D D physi-cian and SUI"geon 124 W

Hancock ave /
Quillian; Dr A C dentist 205 E Hancoek ave

Quinn, Spencer c laborer .105 N Uhase

Quinn, Erwin c butcher 105 N Chase.

Quarterman-, Charity c laundress Chase and

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Rawson, G R carpenter 16 _E Dougherty

Ramsey, J C general agent 708 Fourth

Raney, MollieJc cook Nantahala ave

Reaves, Charl~s S fireman .Athens fact()ry 245
s Thomas

Reaves, R K !State Agent N E R R 204- N

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Reaves, J H .assistant.postmaster 619 Hill Reave~, R L liiv~ryman 5~2 Franklin

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Re.ed, Lorenzo c laborer 431 BTidge

Beed, _Jack c drives for Gann . &~8 Fourth

Reed, T W Editor Athens Banne1~ Grady ave

Rexinger, ~a~~el Athens Ice Works 5~3 N

-Jackson

Reynolds, Eugene works Athens fact@ry 706

Little

_Reynolds, 0 W fami1y grocer Barber_ville

Reynolds, Richard c boatman 650 Fourth

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Resler, A Prof stringed i-nstiuments L C 1 N



Milledge ave

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Reynolds, Miss ~ K dressmaker 708 Reese

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:Reyil_olds, W P upholsterer 708 Reese Rhodes, J .F works F B Lucas Boulevard

Richardson, Cornelius.claborer 598 Rutherford

Richards, C. B second boss factory 7M Oconee

Richards, A M pai~ter 35 Peters

Richards,. AS carpente .744 Oak

Richards,' T S works lower .factory 141 Poplar

Rlce, Robert T Athens Foundry and Macl!tine

. Works 6'18 Oconee _. j .



Rivers, F T Foundry and .Machine Wor.ks '751

Fourth

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~idling, T H roof painter 518. Reese

Ridley, Joe c meat market 41 Newton

.o - . Robinson, Silas c blacksmith .212 Pope

Robinson, Neal boarding house 212 Pope

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Robinson, James c la~orer 642 _Hull .

Robinson, ~ J H c minister and .teacher 17~

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Robinson, W M c rock quarry 175 RQck Spring

Robertson, A ~ marble yard 450 S Milledge a~e

Rob.erts., Y:"onng c Lyndon'S Foundry.689 Third Roberts, l' H pQol and billiard 515 N Mill~dge . ' J

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Roberts, Henry c drayman Augusta ave

Roberts, James c . dryman Augusta ave

Royal, J H foremu,n .Athens . Le.ather Co 406

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_Rowe, Jenks c drayman 1116 Pope

Rowe, Eli Athens Oil and fertilier Co 641 Col-

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Rowling, H H machi.nist Athens fo~ndcy 24

Rowland, John works GaR R depot37 wmow

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Rowland, Dock c works Henderson warehouse

24 Strqng



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lWwl,..and, CA.bookkeeper R L Moss & Co 411

W Broad

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Rowland, W Mcotton merchant 411 W Broad

Rowland, 0 T bookkeeper 411 W __Bro~ -

Rowland, G W c express porter 19 Billups

~wland, Julia c pastry cook 19 Billul>s

Rogers, H T watchman Rock Row

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lWper, Miss ME teacher French privat;.e ~chool

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Roper, .Misa M J teacher public school 445

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Barber



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Rose, B 0 W polfceman 1313 E Broad

.Russell, R B Selicitor-General Western circuit: _ 628 Prince

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Rutherford, Wms ex-protiessor Universi-ty 628

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Rutherford, Miss MiJdred princip~l Lucy Cobb

'> .Istitute __N Milledge

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Blfcker, A C cotton merchant 303 :N Milledge

ave

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RuQker, J H cotton merchant.5.N Miliedgeave

Ruff;' Pompey c works Athens Oil mi\1 Alf-:

gusta ave



Ruff, Wm c works Athens oil mill Augusta ave

Rutledge, W A lightning rod agt Ocot;1ee

Rylee, J obn drayman 764 Old Ga Depot

Saye, R A watch_tn.an G C & N -depot 740 N

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Saye, J A policeman 773 O~onee

Saye, J A carpenter 12.38 E Broad

Saye,. J N uarpenter 408. Poplar .

Saye, Jacob I works lower factory E Athens

Saye, Wm works lower factory E Athens .

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sapp, Edward c laborer 438 Bridge ~aulter., Sing~et~n Q!l_tcher 121 S Milledge ave

SanfO.rd; Raymond manag.er planing mill Nan-

. tahala av~ .

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Sansom, Nath~n c Rucker'~ compress Rock

- Spring



. Sc~dder., C -A je.weler cor n ancQck ave and



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Scott, T -J salesman J S King & Co l25 S Hull

Scott, W W.clerks Chas Morris 125 S Hull.

Scott, Wash cjamtor court bouse 419 Meigs

Sc~al:ler; Miss ~~hie L~terary department;

Home School 312Prince ave

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Schaller, . Miss Ida teacher i-nstrumental and

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music Home C Lyn~on's

Scho.ol 312 Prince ave fou~dry 317 Baldwi.~

Seagraves, A ..M WDrks At4ens dye works 962

Oconee

\ Seagraves, James c laborer 749 old Ga depot

Seagraves, H C car tender N . E R R 37 Peters

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Sha<tkleford, T J attorney at law 427 Pulaski

hackleford, F 0 attorney at law 427 Pulaski Shackleford, W C Xthens hardware store. 427

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~~ shaekleford, L A agent .fertilize,rs 519 College

ave

Shorter, Florida c~ cooks Commercial Hotel between-Lumpkin and Hull . '

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. kin and.Hull

Short, A B..carpenter 987 -Oak

.Short, J.oh~ carpenter 977-oak

Short, E P contractor and builder 553 S Mil-

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Shouse, A F engineer M ~ N R R 227 Hoyt

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Shouse, H A fires engines on yar<l 227 Hoyt

.. Sheperd, M-.H fat:nily gr~cer 221 E Dougherty

Sheperd, Robert works factory 1600 Arch

Shewan, James stone cutter 429 River

Shaw, Charles c laborer First

Shaw, Milledge Rucker's compress 220 Rock.

Spring

Shaw, Burwell c gardner Ash Hill

Shaw, W~ T c Rucker's compress Ash Hill

Sheehan, M T policeman for ,the state Pulaski

Sheffield, .Q Prof University Commercfal Hotel -

Shenault, J G carpenter 228 Gantt

Sims, ,Joshua laborer26 E Dougherty

Sims, C M works factory 362 Wilkerson

Sims, Mary c laundress Lyndon Row

Sims, Rev J H minister 1412 E Broad

Simmons, W G carpenter 29. Peters

Simmons, Clem c Athens Oil mill Athens ave

Simmons, Sophie c laundress between Cleve-

land and .Atlanta aves ' '

Silva, S J merchant res same 1712 .Arcp. . . .

Sizer, Richard .ticket agt R & DR R 281 W !Ian-

cock ave ,

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Skiff, V .W the jeweler CentrarHotel ;

Sloman, S~mon clothier 25 E Hancock ave

Sledge, L~on druggist res 602 Hull

Smith, Daniel c plasterer 605 Plum

Smith, Littleton~ restaurant 215 Hull . .

Smith, Jabez c Talmadge Bros528 N Lumpkin -

Smith, JQseph c' porter Commercial Hotel
Smith, W J druggist 318 E Dougherty

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SID:-ith, W H collector Dorsey & Stern ~14 Han- ..

cock ave

Smith, Thomas c works at commercial 442
Bridge

Smith, Perry o laborer Barberville
Smith, Willis c works at jobs 605 Odd Smith, Wm c works on streets Odd
Smith, David c laborer Ville and Dublin . Smith, Bedney c porter Baldwin & Cn 1012 W
Hancock ave

Smith, Rev L T c pastor c Baptist church 4}8 W Hancock ave

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.Smith, Jerry gin maker and repairer-113 W

Hancock ave

Smi~h, JH meat_market 114 \'\?" Hancock ave

Sml th, Malinda c laundress 203 S Finle.y ~,

SlDith, J B c _lerks cor Washington~ Hull res

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225 N Finley- -

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Smith, E I shoe store 506 N Frank.lin Sptit)l, Miss J school _of Art L C IN )Jilledge

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smith, Sherman c laborer Cleveland ave

Smith, Georgia c laundress 247 Cleveland ave

-Sini'th, :wm _works . warehous~ 307 t levela~ _

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, Athens

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. Smith, Samuel ccarpenter-1240 V~ne

~mi~JI, John_o works Ga depot Fairview

Smith, ~I iss Bell m_illinary store 11 Sapilo

Snelling-s, J Qbn c laborer Arch .-

Sosnowski, Miss C principal Home School Spellman, F A cotton buyer 5 S ~umpkim - ~

Spratlin, J H works lower factory 328 Mitchell

-Spratlin, W H works lower factory 328 Mitchell

~prout, Miss ~ellen t~acher private schooll123

\.' Hill

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speer, l>r E W'standing manager US <ourt_for

Southern Ga 113 College ave

Spring, Eliza c laundress 446 Hu;ll

Sparks, L .W shipping clerk Athens Manufac-

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. turing Co 222 S Lumpkin
Stone, E - P mail carrier 313 S Lumpkin Stone, J H b'Q.siness m~nager Athens Banner

407 S Lumpkin .

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Stone, Rev ~ D loca,l reporter Athens Bann~r

405 S Lumpkip.

Stone, Clem D printer 405 S Lumpkin

Stone, G E printer 22 Narrow _

-Stephenson, Jesse plumber 28 Ba1dwin

Stephensont L L ~ontractor 603 B~xter

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:Stephens, J H _witl1 Talmage .& .Brightwell 20 Warsaw
~ . Stephens, W T works dye house 49 Mul\_)ery -

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Ste p h ens} John Athens Leatherro 322 Baxter

Stephens, 'f J carpenter, 15 .Wilkerson

Stern, ( harles clothierTes25 E Hancock ave

Stern, Myer . furniture and undertaker 203

Reese

Stern, Phillip with M Myers &.Co 511 Hill

Strowd, Arlam c drayman 23 Warsaw

, Street, 'y( iss Hattie saleslady .\I ax Joseph':s

726 N Lumpkin



Street, Kate c laundress 16 Paris

Strickland, Dock c whttewasher 615 Hull

Strickland, ,Henry c works ~treets 9 Peters

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Stri c kland, John c works streets 13 Peters

Strickland, Ed c works lower factory First
Stri<;kland, ,J J attorney at law Q02 \Y* Hancock

ave

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Strickland, Amanda c laundresS" Chase

Striclda ncl, Noah laborer 947 Oak

Strickland, Burt c lab.oter 236 E Broad

Story, S F co,tton buyer Hotel Toomer

Story, cotton weigher Shy House .

Statch, J o~1n c shoe maker 440 River

Stinson, Rev S L pastor , ME C 678 Third

Steedley, Ben bookpr forM Myers & Co 112

\ V iHancock ave

Stanley, T P civil engineer 406 Dearing Stokes, ,W A clerks M & N depot Shy House
Stokes, Green c carpenter 815 Athens ave Suddeth, Miss May seamstress 786 Oconee Surldeth, C S policeman 607 Baxter Suber, E ~~ mill wright 768 Oconee Summers, H T wagoner Athens Factory 26
;_ _Mulberry

Swann, Miss Rebecca seamstress .209 Pope Swann, Miss M Edressmaker.406 W Broad Taylor, J L works Athens Leather co -501 S
., Lumpkin

"Taylor, S E job workman 703 E Broad

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Taylor, .James c shoema~er N Morris

Talmage, .Allen hardware boards 115 - E

Dougherty

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T~lmadge,_ J E heavy ~oceries 1243 Prince ave

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Talmadge, Q ~ heavy groce_!'ies 453 S Milledge

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T~at, W N Factoryoperative 325 _Baldwin ,

_Teat, David. Factory operative 325 Baldwin

Terrell, :ij.enry c works University res~ Fear1

Thornton, J T _runs drays 258 S Lpmpkin
. Thornton, G H clerks at McGregor!s 258 S -.
Lumpkin _
Thornton,- F. < ~ clerks.at Jackson & Burke bQok;., ~ ' .

store 2fj8 S LUl)'l p k in
Thornton, W J ookkeeper Pittard & Sikes

7i.JO S .Lumpkin

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Thornton, .W A nigh~ " atch Henderson ware. _ bouse 730 S Lun1pkin - .

Thornton, Miss Eunice teaeher Ba.xt~r Streeli school 7308 Lumpkin

Thornton, Kernp c well digger J 258 Fairview

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Thornton, Clem claborer l2H2 Fairview '

ThorntonLNis4 c carriage driver 838 Cherry - ' j_,
Thomas,/ Henry c restaurant. res same 203 Hull Thomas; G C attorney at law res => Hull

Thoma_s, Lucius c works Athens Banner .16 -
c Warsaw -
-Thomas, '!'om drives delivery wagon 20 War-

saw . Thomas, Charles c w~rk~ warehouse-432 ()om...

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T~om.as Simon _c WOl'ks Orr & Hunter compress 419 Compress
'fhom~, caroline c resrant \\' all street ' res

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Thomas, James c shoemakel:' 10 Pop~
.Thomas, ~riderson . c -.carpen~r 598 Hodgson Thomas, Frank c work~ .vf cGinty 338 Flint

Thomas,.. Ed c boatman Odd Thomas, Wm Carpenter Vine
Thomas, Grandison < laborer 1425 w Broad

Th.omas, Geo D attorney at law 3~8 Prince ave Thomas, W W il:lsu~a.n~e business -7Q8 Pt9ince 1

ave

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Thomas, Alll)ond c laborer 417 Rock Sp1ing

Thomas, Parker c at Olive boarding bouse 4:1 'i

Rock Spring

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Thomas, Remus Q truckfarmer212 Rock Spring

Thomas, Edgar c works Rucker's compress 204

Rock Spring

Thomas, H F c butler 212 -Rock Spring

Thomas~ Henry c carpenter 145 Bil!J,Ips -

Thomas, Sandy c works Commercial Hotel

Cleveland ave

Thompson, Charles c works R L Bloomfield

1223 Arc.h

Threlkeld, T C fami.ly grocer 404 Pulaski

'rhurmond, Miss M 0 teaches private school

S Strong

Thurmond, G W works at check factory be-

. tween Bro.ad and Poplar

Tiller, Wm c tinner 923 Reese

Tiller, Wm c laborer 105 N Uhase .

Tiller, WE traveling salesman Atb~na Hard-

ware Co 502 Barber



Tilton,. N R cabi_net maker 409 .Roc~ Spring
Tolbert, Wm works lower factory 512 Oconee
. Toomer, J B sewing machine dealer Hotel

Toomer .

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Tuck, T R superintendent 'building contracts

516 College ave

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Tuck, H 0 attorney at law and ex-Mayor Com-

mercial Hotel

Tucker, Marietta c .carpet maker 515 N Mil-

ledge ave



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Tucker, Charles B c cabinet maker 5t5 N Mil:-

ledge ave

Turner, W W crockery and glassware 111 Wad-

dell

Turner, Warren c blacksmith Fifth

Tredwell, Richard c works orr & Hunter's

compress Cfeveland ave .

Tribble, S J attorney-at law Prince ave

Trussell, G G painter S ~utnpkin

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Tweedy, J R cotton business 20 Fou~dry

Tyler, .ruiss Elsie vocal teacher L C I N ~il-

ledge ave





Umbach, F' G blacksmith 607 Pulaski

Underwood; C E wood workman Klein & Mar-

. tin Shy House (.

Upson. Stephen lawyer' 1236 Prince ave

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- Upson, Na~cy c .laundress 225 Roclc Spring

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tTpson, Gora ~ coo,k 225 Ro~k - ~pling

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. Upson, Ben c works Mack Parr 2~5 Rock

Sp~ng

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Upson, Ball c butler 232 S Milledge ave

Vat~ell, . , m c works oil mi-11 109 Finley

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Varnell, Thomas c blacksmith 103 Billups . Veal, Guss c farmer 17 Yewton
Veal, J B harness maker 520 N Lumpkin : ,!' T

. .Vess, A W clerk V onderau & Co 321 E Dougb-

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Yirtson, Mrs ..Sa~ah- carpet maker 327 E Dough-

. erty



Vincent, J T laborer 27 Derby

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Vincent, I.saac C drives Foundry wagon 204 .

. Foundry



Vincent, T .P farmer's supply store 1014 Hill Vjncent, J .W works Klein '& Martin440 Chur<ih . Virgiss, sam.uel c works on streets ~ Peters

Vonderau, W P fancy dry goods etc 620 N

Jackson .

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Voss, P J manager Athens Gaslight Co ~anta-

hala ave

Walls, FA carpen.te1~ 766 _Oak

Walker, Berry c laborer 42 Green

Walker, Felix c works at old water works 618

S Lumpkin .



Walker, Winitie c chambermaid Hotel Toomer



24 River

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WaJker, Perry c laborel' 971 Oak

Waters, DR blac:ksmith 40 Narrow

Wagoner, Geo c plasterer 608 Hull

Wales, Milton c works R L b'Ioss ware}louse

9 ' Warsaw

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Wales, Geotgie c laundress 241 Cleveland ave

Watson, 0 W fireman R R 418 Cemetery

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Watson, AM carpenter 824 Barberville.

. _Watson, E 'V c -Athens :city Water Works 1011



W Broad





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Watkins~ T G works check factory 1227 E

. _, Broad.

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Warren, Harrison -c ~works streets Fairview

Warren, Mid c farmer Fair,..iew

Wasserman, Rev Joseph Rabbi Synagogue. 202

E Doughertv

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Wallace, J H P carpenter 224 Strong

Wallace, W carpenter 513 Meigs .

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Ware, Wm Q brickmaker 430 River

Ware, .He ry c bhtcksmith Flint-

Washington, Geo ~ drayman 608 Odd

Was~ington, Martha c cook 245 Cleveland , av~

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Walthall, E G clothier and general busmessJ 12

'V Hancock ave

Wade, Dr R M Cobbham pharm~y 916 Prince

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Wade, E W clerks C_obbh-at:n pharmacy 916 -

Prince a~e



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Wade ,. .R rM J.r cle1ks Davison & Lowe 916 .._.

Prince ave

Watt, \1iss E J school of language L C I 104

Milledge ave

Weatherford, W C family grocer 470 Oconee

. Weatherly, J M traveling s~lesman Jackson &

Vincent 23 E Dougherty .

Weatherl~, C N merchant Barberville

Weatherly, J E . receiving c~erk G _C & N 23 E

Dougherty

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Webb, Luther P live sto~k dealer College ave

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Wehb, J N ~erchant t:-ts W Broad

Webb, A W blacksmith 506 W Hancock ave

Webb, F P Athens Oil and Fertilizer Co Boule-

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Webb, L Nnightw.atch Oil mill 486 Barber .

Westbrooks, Sy4_ncy c tanner 412 Doboy

Welch, L Z .traveling salesman Huggins 749

College ave -



Weil, Peter shoe and bootmaker 526 W Han-

cock ave

West, H S general grocery store 501 Prince ave

. West, sam c laborer 111 N Rock Spring

. Wells, J P c tailor 1114 Dearing .

Wells, ME c teacher pubUc school 1114 Dear-

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Webster, ~ellie c ,cook 3.92 Newton
Walburn, 0 B clerks M Myers & Co Boulevard

. W~iteh~d, W J general merchandise 7J8 Field

Whitehead, T J works Lyndon's Foundry 309

Strong .



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Whit-e, S I clerks freight M .&. N. 203 Thomas

White, Jaines c carpenter 302 Third

White, James cashier National bank Prince ave
White, D~ H G.Prof University 207 S Mill~dge

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Whitworth, W C carpenter between Oconee &

Grove

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Whitfield, Jim c bla~ksmith 527 Reese

Whit\ock, .John c at R L Moss 805 Athens ave

Whitman, Laura c Jlaundress 216 Cleveland ave

,Whaley, Dr W S physician 715 Prince
Witcher, W T boarding house 1.30 S Hull

'Witcher"' H y clerks_.J J 0 McMahan 613 Bar-

. ber
.Willingham, Emma c laundress 130 sHQ]l .

Wilson, :Miss Blanche Literary department

Home school
Wils9Ii, I;> ~~ slioe t;nanufacturer 527 S Lumpkin

Wilson, J E painter 411 S ,Jackson 1



c Wilson, W W cabin~t maker 612 E Broad
Wilson, Pomp drayman 301 w Broad

Wilson, James c laberer 837 Cherry

Wilson, J P family and',fancy grocer 624 Barber

.Wilson, P K clerks family grocery 224 Bat'ber

Wilson, G C fire department 32 Derby

Wiison, RS works- low.er factory 34 Derby

Williams, W D brickmason 36 Baldwin

- WilliaJDs, J H printer 36 Baldwin

W _illiams, .Howard c woodsawyer 2;3 Warsaw

Willianis, Bessie c..laundress 25 Warsaw

Williams, G W barber 38~ S Jackson

Williams, Thomas Lyndon's foundry 341 S

Jackson

Williams, Ben Lyndon's fouudry 341 S J~ckson

Williams, D P boss Spining roopt lower-factory

302 Baldwin



Williams,, ~ob~rt S works' Childers tin shop

,202 Baldwin

W-illiams, Wm c l~borer 978 Oconee

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'\rilliams, John c workR livery stables ~- Jint

\Villiams, Pleasant c laborer 624 Second

.Willians, .J D clerks Mor1ie 648 First..

\Villiams, Henry c carpenter 1219 Arch

\Villiams, Jordan c works check factory Fair

view

' Will~ams, Alfred c .carpenter 613 Reese

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Williams, J W clerks J J C McMahan's 226 W

. Hancock ave

\Villhnn~, Wyley tanller 230 Baxter

Williams, C \~-Moulder Lyndon's foundry 623

Raxter



Williams, E L moulder Ly51don's Foundry 623

at Baxter

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Williams, Alfred c cooks Gillelands res 113

Rock Spring
Williams, Robert clerks at:R G Daniel's -937 s

Lumpkin .

Williams, Wm plnmber937 S Lumpkin

Williams, Charles c navis billiard saloon 68~

N .Chase



Williams, Lu~iue . c brick and rockmason 62_8

. Mo1ris

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Williams, _Thomas c Orr & Hunter's compreB~

851 Cherry



Williams, Isaac c Ga R R service between Ath.. ens and Atlanta aves

Williams, Wm c coal delivery Cleveland ave Williams, Wesley c stol"ekeeper res ~Jame 532
Barber

Williams, A C painter 772 Oak

Williams, Pink brickmason Branch

. Wiggins, J \.\ plumber 28 Baldwin

Wilkins, J C book~eeper for Moore 700 Hul_l

Wilkins, James c carpentet 526 N Lumpkin

Wilkins, Edward c Rucker's compre88 526 N

Lumpkin

Wilkins, Fannie c_ nurse for the "sick 626 N

Lumpkin

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Wilkins, I John clerks National bank 112 :W

Broad

Williamson, Miss Evie mi-llinery atore 461

Oconee

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Williamson, -J N manager Jester's store 306 E

. Dougherty _

Williamson, Bailey c-- laborer 1307.W Hancock

-ave

Williamson, Miss Floi'ette milliner Max Jo

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sepb's Chatooga ave
Winfrey, s.W -c restaurant 403 E Broad

Winfre~, Robert claborer 1520 Branc'h
~Ving.field S B bookkeeper E E Jones & Co302

E Dougb~rty- .

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Wingfield, W ( ; family grocer 16 E Strong

Wihgfield, Wm c restaurant412 Bridge

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Wingfield, Jesse e -porter Pittard- & Siker 632

Morris

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Wingfield, A S family grocer 509 Barber

Wier, Mrs Fannie nressmaker 10 E Strong

.r Wier,- W C carp~nter 319 "V Hancock ~ve
- \VIer, W Sheriff Clarke county 419 Hill

-Willis, 'Albert c works Henderson warehouse

915 Oconee

Wino, A D Athens Ice Works 775 College ave

Witherspoon, R.L painter 627 Thomas

.Winfred, Sol c restaurant Arch

Wilbanks, Bush c farmer Fairview

Wilbanks, Greeno farmer Fairview

' ilbanks, FA carpenter 703 Peabody Williford, W B machinist 625 Prince ave \Vinbu~b, Laura c seamstress 616 teigs

W oodhan1, T H engineer_M ~ N R R 404 Oconee

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Wood, J J superin~ndent Orr& Hunter's drays

_ . 217 Strong



Wood. Ben c farmer Barbe1rville

Wood: <'linton c well digger TQomer Row

Wooten~ T B bookseller and stationer 109 Baxter ,

Woodberry,Miss Rosa political economy L C

IN Milledge a~e

.. Wright, W .B collector 11 Sapilo

-Wright, V H works at Banner 11 Sapilo

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Wright, R T Booth's me~t market 11 Sapilo

Wright, J A Pinson's meat market ll.Sapilo

Wright, Frank c porter Michael Bros 304 Chase

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Wri_gkt, S~vannab c cook 847 Cherry

Wright, . Wm_c Orr & Hunter's compress Ath-



, ens ave

Wright, J W merchant residence same 24.3

- Cl&veland ave

Wray, Grant c works Lyndon's 688 Thifd

Wyley, Jane c laundress 764 Hull r

Wyley, Wm c drives delivery 522 N Lumpkin

Wyley, Helen c laundress 638 Morris

Wynn, Matthew street orce 322 River

'tancey, G:.H shoe store 509 Dearing

Yancey, Lewis c drayman 11'6 Pope

Yarbroug~, W C meat market 447 River

Yearwood, C H blacksmith Chatooga ave

Young, Re"v' W H pastor First Baptist .church

.121 ~illedge ave

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Young, C T l'very sale and feed stables 603 N

Jackson

Young J J printer bo~rds 17 E Dougherty

Youngkin, E H traveling salesman Talmadge

B1os Boulevard



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McCulloch, J~mes over Saving~ Bank-
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. ~aseltoil & Dozier~ 112 E Clayt~n . ~ale ~Conaway, 115 E Clayton

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Athens Park Land & Improve.ment C~ 218 E

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Bank of the University, l!:t E Broad ~change Bank, corne-r Lumpkin and .Clayton
streets
National Bank of Athens, 129 E Broad

Barbers.

Dick-Harris, 117 E Broad
M: c Lumpkin, Hull . .

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lfcQ-tieen ~ ~ Carter, . corn~r

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Blacksmiths.

Garfield, Thomas 31 W Washington

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Kenney, .Peter 29 W Washington

Merriweather;- Wesley 222 Fulton Umbach, F G W ( 'layton

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Fear-S, \Irs E P f4...ears House 511 N Lumpkin Shy, W H Shy House 326 Oconee
Mirick, a .J 28 W Hancock ave
Conaway, Mrs "' L 15E Dougherty Witche~, W T \130South Hull

Books and Stationery.

AthensBook and Stationery Co. 107 E Broad

D W McGregor, 101 E Broad

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Derricotte; T J 8 Clayton.

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.Weil, Peter 28 E Clayton -

Bottl.ing Works.

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Cobb, J R 30 Foundry

Boots anc;J Shoes.

Beusse & Co. 101 Thoma8

Baldwin, C W & Co corner College ave and

Clayton s_trcet

Edwards, J G M 233 E Broad

Johnson, E L 123 E Clayton

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, Smith~ E I & Co corner College ave - and Clay-

ton street

Brick makers.
Crawford,' John & Co 0 Coiled~ McGinty, M B stores Jackso ,/ sanford, R G near Electric Car Plant
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Tilton; N :R over Eclipse LiveryStables
Hemerick n avid 10 Wall .

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Bond, G G Superintendent 115 E Broad -.

. . . Contracto'lnd ~uilders

Collins, J M 717 ~axter

. McGinty., M B store S Jackson Jackson, J F M~igs Kenney, D M Boule~ard
\V atsO.n Bros, 705 E ~road .
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Manufacturers

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Repairers.

Klein & Martin 419 Oconee

: ulnback~ T G West clayton '

B.etts, ~ W 8 W Washington

China. Crockery ~~d . Glassware.

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. Turner, W W 33 E r 'Iayton

Clotning.

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Morris, Charle~ 218 E Broad

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~le_xander, Joe 218 E. Broad

Coal.

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Orr & HuJlter 18' N ThQmas

Coopers ..
Edge, War.ran H~ncock cor.Pope

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Qriff~t~ Bros & W~st. 15. E Claytoa

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Henderson W areh~use <Jo., W Clayton Jackson & Vincent, 1 E Olayton Moss, R L & Co war~house E Clayton ~ McGowan, J F Hotel Toomer Orr & Hunter, i 8 Thomas Reaves Warehouse Co. .Thomas Rucker, J H warehouse and compress.
Story, F S N Thomas

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Alliance Warehouse, 200 Oconee

Henderson \Varehouse Co. corner Clayton and

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Moss, R L & Co 215 .E Claytqn Reaves Warehouse Co. S Thomas

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Bode, C 114 E Clayton McDowell & Son, 8 College ave Jester, w A 241 E Broad Wi'ligfield, W C corner Lumpkin and Wash-
ington
West, T W. l2_N _Jackson

Dentists.

Billups, E S 201 Washington
Davis; B B 119 E Clayton Lowrance, H A 17 E Broad
Quillian, A C 107 E ')layton

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-Dyeing .Works.

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Johnson, Miles 10 E Clayton



.Drugs.

Brumby, R T & Co 6 College a~e .

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City Drug Store, R COn 140 E Clayton

Cobbham Pharmacy

CraWford, John & .tJ9 12 College ave

J.~yrldon & Co. 249E Broad

Palmer & Kinnebrew, 10~ E .Clayton

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Dry Goods and Clothing.

Cohen, John & Co 214 E Broad

Coleman, A 225 E Broad .

'"Co.hen & Levinson 205 E Broad

Davison & -lfowe..

Farbstein, M 207 E Broad

.:foseph, .Ma~ 219~221~223 E B;road

Joel, Abe &Co 210 .E Broad

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Morris, Mendal & Son 206- 208 E Broad

Morris Bros, 228-230E Broad .

Michael Bros, 202 E Broad

Myers, M& ~ Q 15 and 17 College ave

Vonderau, W P & Co cor Clayton and J acksol':l

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Engines and Boilers.

Athens Foundry and Ma<;hine Works, Foundry
Bailey, T~omas, & Co cor T~omas and Hoyt

Express, Southern.

Office 14 College ave

~ Fertilizers.

Athens Oil .& Fertilizer Co, Pulaski Jac.kson & Vincent, E C(ayton cor Lumpkin
Orr & Hunter, 18 N Thomas

Furniture.

Dorsey & Stern, 236-2:~f} E Broad

. O'Farrell & Funkenstein cor College ave and

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Clayton

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General Stores.

I Aaron, T W 201 Elberton

Carithers, J J 215 Elbe;rton

Griffeth Bros & .west 15 E Olayton

Hln-bin, J A 529 -'Prince ave



Jackson & Vincent 1 E Clayton

!:J.p,mpkin Bros, cor Lumpk~n and Washington

Pittman, W M 21 ~ Clayton .

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Pittard & Sikes 7-9 E Clavton Pledger, W A 502 S Lumpkin

Grist -Mills.
Elevator Mills, near old N E depot Talmadge.Bros, near old ~ E depot

_Grocers, Wholesale.

Hulme, G H 14 16 18 20 Thomas

Grocers, Wholesale and Retail.

- Galloway Lambert & Co.- 243 E Broad

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King, J S & Co 301- H07 E Broad

Talmadge Bros & Co. 23 E Clayton .

We_bb & Crawford, 25-27 E Clayton

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G~, F~mily.

. 9 Bailey & Duke, cornet B-road and Foundry Bernard, fi R 201 E Broad Croom, D J -28 W Washington Dobbs, S C 313 E P-road Daniel, R G 28 W Hancock ave Elder, A G 37 E Clayton_ .
- ...--F.owler, T C near.Check Factory ~ Fears & Sons, 29 E -Clayto~ - . - Haddock, I 101 W Hancock ave Moore, J R '235 E Broad Oliver, T P 615 Prince ave Shepard, M H 314 E Broad Wilson, J P 119 E Clayton Wingfield, W C 601 Prince ave
Gun and Locksmith.
Briscoe, M P 321 E Broad
Hardware.
At~ens Hardware Oo. 244-248 2W E Broad Fleming, T & Sons 207 -E Clayton Talmage -& BrightWell, 13 E Clayton

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Centr~l, <orner Lumpkin and Broad

Commercial; co~er Broad at?-d College ave

Hotel Victo~i~, come~ Clayton and N Jackson



ln~urance Compa _1es.

Southern Mutual Insurance Co cor E Clayto~ and College ave
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Griffeth, W D 14 College ave Hodgson, G T 18 College ave . . Mell, Linton & Co 119 E Broad. Morton, F S 11 N Jackson Newton~ & Bryan 121 E Broad

Lau ndri'8s.
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Justices of Peace

Evans, J G in Lumpkin & Burnetts office Foster, J -F Dupree Building up stairs

Lawyers.

Brpwn, E T 125-E Clayton

Burnett, W .B 21tJ E Broad .

Cobb, A J 200 E Broad

Cobb, Lamar 220 E Washington

Carlton, H H 119 E Clayton

Erwin, A S 200 E Broad

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Green, \T F 215 E Broad

Howard, R S 3E Clayton

Henley, A P 215 E Broad

Lyle,. J R 119 E Clayton

Lumpkin, E K 219 E Broad

Mell, T S 125 E Broad -

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Mell, J D 125 E Broad

Morris, Sylv~nus corner Broad and Jackson

Noble, B H 216 E Broad

Price, E S 30~ E Broad

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IT Shackelford, J 301 E Broad
IF Shackelford, C 301 E Broad

Strickland, J .J 302 E Broad
Thomas, G q 302 E Broad
Thon1as, G :0 129 E Broad

Tuck, H C c~r Broad and Jackson

Tribble, S ,J ~25 E Clayton

Upson, F L 216 F Broad .

Leather

.Athens Leather Co "eil, Peter 28 E Clayton

Livery, Sale and Feed Stables.

Bertling, L 203 Thomas , Burnstein, J S 212 N Jackson Cooper, .C W 203 N _Thomas
Cheney & Young, 107-109.-lll N Thomas Eclipse, 10 WJ ~layton Holman, W S 212 E Washingto~ Jester, "\VA South street near Broad

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Lyndon Manpfacturing Co corner Thorn~ and



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Meat Markets.

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,Barry, J M 8 N Jackson

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"Finch & Flo rnoy, 6 N Lumpkin

Hawkins,- Pe er 18 N Jackson.

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Hector & Son 310 E Broad .

Jones, As & J W 21 N Jackson

Smith, J H 20~ Hull

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Moormaugh, R H Jr cor Lumpkin a~d Wash: ington .. Orr & Hunter 18 N Thomas
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Millinery.

Adams, }'lrs T A 122 E Clayton Bradberry, Misses 124 E ClaytOn Burpee, Misses dresiimakers E Clayton

Music Teachers.

Albitz._ Henry 428 Bloomfield

Resler, A ~1 E Clayton



Newspapers.
Banner~ daily T W Reed editor il N Jackson
Banner, weekly '1; W Reed editor 11 N Jackson . Clipper, the Athens weekly Sam Davis c editor
Hull University Magazine monthly, edited by stu..
dents Red and.)3lack, weekly edited by students Woman's Work, monthly published by T L
Mitchell
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Parr Bros, 17 -N Jackson .

Witherspoon, R L 629 N Thorn~

Paper Hangers.

Parr Bros, 17 N Jackson

Photographers.

.Maddox Bros, 109 E Broad

Mirick, A J 115 E Broad

.. 'K~lley, J F 207 E Broad

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Athens Banner, ll N Jackson



Davis, Sam cor W1asliington and Hull

Gardner, J E cor College ave and Broad

Woman's Work, cor Thomas and Hoyt

_ Physicians.

Bloomfield, J C 120 E _Clayton Benedict, S C '106 E Clayton Coggin, W T 11 N Thomas Crow, L H 617 Oconee
Conway, W B 108 E Clayton Carlton, W .&Jackson Dillashaw, J J.A -1108 Arch Edwards, H ~ 101 E (~layton Goss, 1 H 107 College ave Gerdine, John Hancock ave Holliday, A C 3 E Clayton Harris, W H . 35 E Clayton :Po'pe, J E 15 E Broad
Petrie, C B rentral Hotel Quillain, D D 107 E Clayton

Railroads. f

Ga R R depot Galloway GOr E Broad Georgia Carolina.and ..Northern, 849 College Macon and Northern, 229 Mitchell Northeastern, 229 Mitchell

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Anderson and Johnson, il5 E ~ Clayton

Davis, Madison 35 E Clayton \

Griffeth, W . D 14 College ave
Williford, J S 101 E Clayton

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Rradberry, R E 9 N Jackson Thomas, Marinda 9 N Lumpkin
. Wingfield, Wm 12 N Jackson

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Sash, Ooors and Blinds,

.Lyndon's Manufact~ring CQ., cor Thomas and



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Toomer, J B corner Claytyn and JacksQn Singer -Manufacturing Co. R L Moss warehouse
E Clayton
Stoves and Tinware.
Jones, E E 209 E Broad Lampkin Bros. corner Washington and Lump-
kin

Taitors.

Gilb~rt & Well, 226 -E B~oad Huff, Sam 212 E Rroad . Jackson, . J T 119 E -Clayton Jefferson, R B 219 E Broad Minder, Joseph 10 College ave Raphael, S 3 (. ollege ave .
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Telegraph a'rid Telephone Companies.
. Southern Bell Telephone Co. 116 E Clayton
Western Union Telegraph Co-. 118 E Clayton

Undertakers.
, Dorse~ & Stern, 236 2l0 ~ Broad 0 .' Fa1j-rell & Funkenstein, corner Claytonstree~
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Upholsterers.
Garebold, J A 11 W Washington Tilton, N R Jester Building W Clayton
Reynolds, W P 708 Reese
Watches and Jewelry.
Hauser, N 107-E Clayton Mandeville. A S 21 E 01avton
Scudder, c' A 113 E Broad
Skiff, V W 233 E Broad



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Tho~~ Bailey & Co., .,Foundry and Machine Works

Mr. 'ThomasBailey is at.the head of this

business. Whatever is wanted in steel or ir9n,

-from the smalleste~ectric appliance to a poii-

detous locomoti-ve engine, in repairs oi~ to



ma.ke new in IDOSt cases, the skilled workmen

of 'this -Foundry and 1\'Iachine Shop can do.

T_he ~carcity of money has not forced them

to sps.pe.ild for . a si_ngle . day. . Nor have . they
failed to pay up tneir worktnen we.ekly during
all the se dull times~ This can be accounted

. . for by the fact that the sort of work they do // here is wanted .at all times. .

. The works hav~ ample machi~ery to do any

an10unt and any quality of work.

Ath~ns - Fou.ndry -and Machine Works.

This Company has a capital . of, .forty-three

thousand dollars and em~loys fortr -three work-

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The LyndonManufacturing .Company is one

. of th~ most 'agg.ressive enterprise~ of the cit~

.rlt is a strnJig concern and fully : prepared to do

any amount. ol business in their . l~ne.

-They make everything but glass a.nd . nails,

out of which houses are built. From. the

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everything can -~e furnished throughout ,by

this Athensenterprise.

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in .hard and soft coal, in 'fact as stated before,
anything the line of building material can

be h-ad here.

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for . ski~ed labor, and pay promptly, thus

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ploying good workmen at good pay, and con-

tributing immensely to~ards building up

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ful operation for five or six years.

In the fall and winter months many hands

are employed.



The mill runs day and night, turning out many barrels of oil every twenty-four hours.
The cotton seed meal is used as a base for the manufacture of fertilize~s, and also ~s stock food.
The seed hulls are used as food or fuel for f\lrnaces, and other purpose~.
1n summer this enterprising company n1anu-

facture ice enough for the city and for neigh-

boririg cities.



For this branch of their busi~ess, they have a first class plant in every particular.

Mr. George T. Johnson is the manager of the w~ole enterprise.

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Athens Shoe and_Leather business' is another

of the several industries of our progressive

cjty. . .

The shoe factory has a capacity of five hun-

dred pairs daily. . They put up anything from

a brogan to a congress gaiter." .

Their pay roll shows a weekly output for

labor only, of from one hundred . and fifty to

two hundred dollars. "

'They employ twenty-five hands in the manu~

facture of shoes.

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the polishing of the edges of t 1e soles.
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thousand pounds of leather daily. It employs

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tiTT Qc)VeRNMENT. J City Officers-for 1894.

W. D. O'Farre]J, Mayor.

A. L. Mitchell, Clerk of Coun~il.

D. C . Oliver, Chief of 'Police.

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J. C. Orr, Sanitary Inspector.

~ W. Barnett, City Engineer.....

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First Ward, liobert Chapple, J. M. Barry. Second Ward, F. W. Lucas, J. N. Booth. Third Ward, W. P. Welch, G. H. Yaneey. Fourth Ward, T . .P. Vincent, J. Y. Carithers.

Fire Department.

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G~ \t\.... McDorman, Qhief. .

W. J. Potts, 1st Assistant.

.J. F.. Allgood,

0. J. \f pCarty,

. C~ H. Allgood, . R. B~ Bulroch,

J. T.

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Lester, Ridling,

Thomas Forester,. , 0. Q. Gibson,

G. C. Wilson.

Police Force 1894.

. D.' c: Oliver, Chief~

B. F. Culp, _.

L. D. Goodrum,

B. 0. w.- Rose,-

W. D.. Kelley,

w.C. S.. Suddeth, T~ Moori,

J. A. Saye, Henry Hi~l.

Assessors o'f Real Estate.

A. ll~ Talmage,

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Henry Beusse..

Standing Comm-itte~ for 1894.

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HEALTH..-Lucas~ Booth, Chapple-.

LIGHTs.-Vincent, Barry, Welch.

M.AR~ETs.-Chapple, Welch, I~ucas.

0RDIN'ANCE8.-Lucas, Barry, Booth.

PRINTING.:-Bo~th; Lucas, C~arithers. CoMMUNIC.J\TIONs-Barry, Boothr Yancey.

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PoLICE.-Barry, Chapple, Lucas.

PuBLIC PROPERTY.-Chapple, Carither.~,

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RAILROADs.- \:'Velcb, Yancey, Cat'ithers.

STREETS.-Yancey, Vincent, Welch.

, SEWERS.-Carithers, Lucas, Yancey.

\VATER WoRKS.-Welch, Vincent, Barry.

Athens City Schools.

G. G. Rond, Superintendent, office over Athens Eook and Stationery Co,, E. ~road St.

WASHINGTON STREET SCHOOL-WHITE.
Frank M. Harper, Principal. Mi-ss Susie Newton, Assistant Principal.
Miss Susie Gerdine. Miss l-Iattie Proctor. Miss HalJie Hodgson.. Miss Sop_bie ~rumby. Miss Annie Lyle.

BAXTER STREET SCHOOL-WHITE.

Miss Annie Linton PrincipaL

Miss Mollie Bernard.

Miss Clyde Patman.

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OCONEE STREET SCHOOL-WHITE.

Miss Annie Patman Principal.

Miss Annie Hodgson.

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MEIGS STREET SCHOOL-WHITE.

Miss ~, J. Roper Principal.

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Mi~ses Russell and KennaTd Assistants.

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BRO~b STBE~T.. SCJ:IOOI..-COLORED.

Rev. A. J. Carey Principal. .-' Mrs. L. H. Carey ~ssistant, Principal.
. Mrs. M . F. Davis. }!iss Mattie Davis. Miss ( arrie C. Badger.
Miss argaret Jackson. Mr. James Davis. - -

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AJ. B~ay Principal. John Mack. M. A. Cole. Miss .Matt_i-e Iverson.

The Un.iversity of Georgia.

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the Gdneral Assembly of the State January

27th, 1785. The charter is entitled "An Act

for themore full and complete establishment

of a public seat of learning in this State."

The history of -the University for over fifty

years, was the l1istory of Georgia. The pros-

perity of the one was the growth of the other,

and many of those who afterwards illustrated

the State in peace and war, received their

traini-ng here during this period and under this

Qrganization. .

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. ward in the .great work of higher education

for the sons and grand~-sons of.its noble fouud- .

ers and patrons.

Every chairfof the Uniyersity is t>roperly

tilled; and every department fully supplied.

he library contains many thousands of vol-

umes, .and stands op~n all day.

Religious services are held every morning in

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the College Chapel. Dr. W. E. Boggs, the indefatigable and fait)lf~l Chancellor, preaches

to the student$ every.s unday afternoon.

The moral~ intellectual and religious w_ell-

being;: of the Y?ung men who are here see~ing

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Tuition in the Uni.versity is free. Good
board may be had at from ' $13, to $18, per

month. The city has as fine ~ health re~ord



as any city of its ize in the South or North:

FACULTY.

W. E. Boggs, D.. D. LL. D.

L. H. Charbonnier, Ph. D.

C. P. Wilcox, A. M. LL. D.

H. C. White, B. Sc. Ph. D.

B. F. _Riley, D. D.

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John P . .Campbell, A. B. Ph. D.

D. C. Barrow, .Jr. C. & M. E.

W. H. Bocock, A. M. ,J. H. T. \I cPherson, A. B. Ph. D.

C. M. Snellings.
W. D. Hooper, A. B.

C. H. Rerty, B. Ph. Ph. D.

J. P. Campbell, Secretary. ~!iss Sarah A. Frierson, Librarian.

Lucy Cobb Institute.
Miss Mildred Rutherfor~, Principal.

- FACULTY.
Miss Rosa Woodberry. Miss E. J. Watt. M'lle Claire Georgson. Miss A. J. Paplin.
Miss May Hull. Miss Kate I. eslie Moore. "' iss Lillie Barnett. . Miss S. Elsie - Tyler. Prof.. A. Resler. Miss J. Smith. Mrs. M. A. Lipscomb. Mis-s M. Lucas. Mrs. Geo. A. Mell. 'Miss F. Lucas. Dr. H. C. Whit-e.
- .- Home School.

Miss CallieSosnowski, Principal.

Miss Sophie Schaller. ~

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Miss Blanche W~lsoli. 1

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\. Knpx Institute.

The _abo\l named Institute for . colored. girls,

a~ young ,women, ranks as high as any sinii-

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Tbei~ Cata ogue shows an aggregate of two

hundred a.nd fifty nine students for 1892-93.

.The curriculum is a thorough course o(

training from the 1st grade ~o graduation.

The faculty is-a.n abl~ one_, and fully .pre-

pared to do good ~ork for the cause of educa-.

tion-an1ong the co-lored people.

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The following is the Facul~y of theInstitute:

L. S. Clark, Pri~pal and Librarian.

. Rev. P. L. Lacour, Assistant. Princip~l. ,_

Miss Emma Morton,"Primary Grades A. and B .

. ,. Mrs. P. L .. Lacour, Teacher-of English. .

S. F. Harris, Teacher of Music.

JEBUEL SCHOOL-COLORED ON BAXTER ST.
J. T. Brown Principal. Mrs. Bettie Brown. Mi-ss Mattie Jackson. . Miss Dora .Akridge. _

KNO~ SCHOOL-COLORED CORNER REESE AND
POPE ST~ETS .

L. S. Clarke Principal.
Miss E. F. Marton. J\1rs. W. P. LaCour~ S. F. Harris.

Athens hai forged her way to the front in
the facilities she afl'ords for an education. The University at the hAad, and , her high
grade colleges following .close after it. and then her perhaps more important institutions of learning, the Graded Schools close behind

these, give to Athens her well earned title of

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No city, town, or village in Georgia is doing

more for the intellectual, and with the various

ch~rches to aid her, moral elevation of her ,

children and youth.

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The Board of Education if3 marle . up of our :

very best men; men who are broad arid liberal

minded. . They p lan largely and execute well

what they undertake for the children of the

city.

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Thirty-two of the best educato]'s found in

the city are enrolled as teaQhers. The best

modes of teaching are employed. . The course

of instruction is tho-rough. The :. grand total

enrolJment for 1892-D3 is J,599 pupils.

The tot~l amount paid out by the city ~or

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the handsom~ sum of ~even teen thousand three

hundred and twenty dollars.



; In conclusion, allow me to say, it were bet-

tar in iny opini.on for p,arents who ~ave anum-

b~r of children to ed.ticate to move into the city,

patronize the schools liberally, and help the

t~x payers to arry forV\yard this noble en-

. .t~rprise.

Secret Societies.

MASONIC.
Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22, F. & 4-. ~f.
II. H. Lint8n, W. M. T. S., Methvin, .Sec. Meets every 3rd Friday night at corner of Broad and Thomas streets.

classic City-Lodge F. & A. M. . M. G. Michael, W. M. Emil Gottheimer, Sec.
Meets 1st and 3rd Friday nights in each month in Deupree Building, corner Broad and
Thomas streets.

Keystone Chapter R. ~. M.

John Cr~wford, King.

I-I. H. Linton, H. P~

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C. W. Baldwin, Scribe.

Meets monthly in Deupree Building, corner

Broad and Thomas streets.

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_~-. .~. - Li-nton, N. ~ G..

.M. G.~! ' lfJcha~l, V . .G.

A. B. Harper, P~ S. .

: Glen~- LQ~ge No. 75.

- T. s. ?4ell, N. G~ .

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J.. -D. _Mell,_V. G .

i . _ .F-. L. --:P.~r~, . P. S. ..- . .

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loW's Hall.

61iver Encampment.

H. L. ;Cook, C :P.

J. B. M-addox,. Scribe.

V. W S.ki:ff, Secretary.- ,

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M:eets. .every Jst ~and 1lrd Thtirsd_ay nights ip e'itch lnDn h at Odd-Fellowts Hall, oorner Jack-

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~ M~ses Morris, K.eeper .of Records.

. Joe Alexanaer, Prophet.

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. - -Jack F. Jacksont Sec. and Treas.:

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,Juvenile Temple. .

Miss J. W . .Kenney~ Supt.

Hammond Chjlders, C. W.

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Mamie..James, R. S.

. Meets every F~iday:afternoon over Talmage

& Brightwell's.

BENEFICIARY ASSOCIATIONS.

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Knights of ;Honor. .Jack F.- Jackson, Dictator. Z. \V. Betts, Reporter.
Meets at Carither~ & Betts Hall...
Royal Arcanum. Z. W. Betts, Regent. .. D. M. Kenney, Secretary. J. S. McKie, Collector. .Meets 1st and 3rd Friday night in Carithers
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American Legion of Honor. Geo. H. Palmer, Commander. Jack F. Jackson, Sec. and Treas. I Meets monthly at Carith-ers & Betts Hall.

Knights .of Damon.
_Dr. I, :. s;. ~ Goss_, Commander. ,

Rev. F. Elliott, S~c..

.Martin . ohnson, Treas.


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Knights of Pythias. . Griffeth, Chancellor Commander.

T. H. Nickerson, Sec.
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C. B. Lyle,. Secret~ry.



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Ancient order of Unitedworkmen.
Z. W~ Betts, . Mast~t W6~k~an.

._t}"ack F. -Jackson, Reporter. .

~eets Cari~h~rs & Betts Halt

International Association of Machinists.

Jac)t Mitchell, }faster --~lachinist. _

Charl.es Childers, Secretary.

'-Meets at Dt!upree Hall 2nd and 4th Saturday

nights iQ .each month.



_Building and Loan Associations.

Clarke. County B~ilding, Loan and.llnprov.e-

ment Company..

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L. H. Gharbonnier, President;

W. D. Griffeth, Secretary and Treasury~

.Athens Building, Loan and Jmprovement
Company. Dr. D. D. Quillain,_Presi_dent, ._ W. W. _Lam-pkin Sec. and ~Treas.

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Clarke Rifle~. . .

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- Captain, Geo. T. Hodgson~

Treasurer, _J. M. <MeCurdy.

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First -Baptist .Church, ~orner College Avenue .

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Pastor.



. ) :Second B1,ptist Church, Broad street, Rev. W. F. Stark, Pastor.

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- Christian Church, corner. Dougherty .and . P_!)laski- street, ~v. W. A. Chastain, _Pastor. .

Oatholi.c- Church,- corner Prince avenue .~d .



Pulask1 stree~, :Rev. A. J. Se~mes, Pastor.
on Emanuel . Church, 'Prince avenue, Rev.

R. M. -w~ Black, Rector.

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Rev. R. M. Black, Rector.

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West End Chapel, .Union.

Congregation of th~ Children 'of Israel., cor-

ner Jackson street and .Hancock avenue, Rev.

Joseph .wasserman, Ra~bi.



First Methodist Church~ corner N. Lumpkin

street anq Hancock . avenue, Rev. W.p. Love-

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England, Pastor.



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~ East Athens Methodist Church, Rev. S. ~-

England, Pastor.

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their new and ~legant building c~rner Clayton

and Lumpkin streets, W. F. Baxter, Secretary.

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First Presbyterian Church, Hancock -avenue,

C ~ W,. Lane, D. D~ Pastor.

Hoyt's Chapel, Barbervi~le, C. W. Lane, D. . ).,

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W. La_ne, D. D~ in charge.

BAPTIST-COI~OBED.

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Ebernezer Baptist Church, W Broad, Rev_._J.

H. Horton, Pastor.



Friendship Baptist Church, Arch; Rev. Jef-

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pterce Chapel, Foundry street, foot of H~-

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C~r~y, Pas~or~ . .

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St..-arks, , Arch street, 'iEast Athens, Rev.

M. E'. Oartnorri, Pastor.



Barher.ville .Mission, near bridge, over G~ C.
.. & N. Rail~oa~, Rev. Obadiah A~ams, Pastot. .

-St. _Paal, Fliot Street, East .Athens, Rev. E.

,lJibbs, Pastor. .

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Rev. L. A. LaCo:ur, Pas_tor~



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. T,he ColQred Cemetery is located _in East
Athens, on the G. _.c. & 1tf. 1ailroad.

Benevolent Institu ti9ns .

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HISTO~l' OF ATHEHS.

' The history of Athens is full of interest to _

all the people of Georg"ia;, and is linked insep-

arahly to the glory and fame of this great com-

monwealth. Here have her sons received tbe

educa~ion that rt:!ndered them fit for the duties

of life, and from her prPcincts have gone forth

the great men who have on all occasions taken

tbe lead :in affairs ofJhurch and State.

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The c~;ty was fountled i~ 1801 by a commit~

tee apppinted to es_tablish the University of

Georgia-.: This comthittee consisted of Goy.

Milledg~_, Abram Baldwin, George Walton,

. f John 'rwiggs and Hugh Lawson, and after
looking itt several sites, the co-mmittee made

its seledtion and Gov. Milledge purchased of

Mr. Daniel Easley, 63=3 acres of land upon the

North fork of the Oconee and donated it to the

.Trustees of the University. and it was called

Athens.

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Dr. Henry Hull, wbo was one of the Classic

f'ity'a prominent. citizens - in days gone by,

wrote an interesting account. of the early his- -

tory of }Athens, whi_ch was last year revised by

his son~~ Mr. A. L. Hull, from which some in- /

teresting quotations are made as follows.

"The-area purchased by Gov. Milledge; ex-

tended from a point on the rive1 a little below

the Athens Factory, back to 'Mr. F. W. Lucas'

place, through Mr. Ba.ncrofts', ne~rly to the

Rock Spring; thence_ ~ncl~ding the Lucy C.obb

Institute, the line paSsed through Dr. Linton's

plantation to tl;le river. Mr. -Daniel Easley re-

served a 'portion . of the tr~ct, bqounded by a

line beginning at: a. point on the river not far

from Mrs.: Dorsey's house, thence between Mr~

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E~. -R. Hodgson's and the Tow~! Spring, t_o a

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- point. .()n the river below the Factory. This . reser~at~on he sold: in lots, of sha.pes ari.d; si~s

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tnil1 -dalll and a toll .bridge. He owned most

of_the land about Athens, on b<ith sides of the

iiver.
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tiHllehebusiol~t dlai.it1.dt.{.)limveyd

in the Hodgson father, Rev. Hope

Il ull, in 1803,- after which _he moved acroas the

.river.

''The tract given by Gov. Milledge was laid

:Mrs.s off iri lots and streets, ~beginning at M_rs. Dor-
sey lnt w hi_ch -was .No. 1, J\Dd extending to Blanton. Hill's. These lots were offered

for sale by the Trustees, each square contain-

ing two a~_re ft, except those be~ween Colle~e

avenue and _ Jackson stre~t, wln_ch , were one

. acre each. The 'fitst lots sold were .those conl.prised in the.. parallelogram hounded .by Foun~

._dry, _Broad, "I-Iull streets -and Hancock avenue.

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From 1803 to 1810-tlie town grew apace. On

~rs. Dorsey'~ lot s-tood a -storehouse, - with a

snu\11 dwelling attached, belonging to Major

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. Ferdi11and Phinizizy, ' of-.Augu_sta.. On the ad-

joining lot-, westward, was a sto1y and a .half

hewn log hous-et -the only hQtel in tJle .city. It ~
compri~ed tw<? ,rPo.ins ~ith a pn~sage between

and "c:\ shed with a pia~a in froht. It .was .kept

by Capt. John Cary. Next to.- th at was the

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store of Mr. Ste.vens Thomas, near the present
Georgia ' Railroad agency. He wa.s t~lt? princi-

. pal :pt.erchant in the place, and for a long time

-the.only one wo:rtby tbe _nanie.

."Prior tO 182e th-ere \Vere no improvement!(

wes~ of Lumpkin street. The ~Jefferson road

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f. -left College avenue uearj_ Dr.. Henry ,Carlton's .
_offtce and passed:. thro1:1gh the l?ts o-f Messrs. .

John~- Ne:~ton, Lewis Lampkin, the Me_tbo-

. . di-s-t._ church, ~Thonias Crawford and Mrs. H~r- -

. den',, 'to Prince avenue, whic~ is the old Jeffer- ..

son rQad from time i-nimemorlat All that part

of-the town was in woods, not' a stick amiss,

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exc~pt ~cabin about where Mrs~- Bla~~on Hill'~- . /

h ouse stanqs, buit ,by <Jol. Thadeut;J_Holt, jQ ~-'

which his five sons kept Qatc_h _elor's !!all whils~ -
~hey wpre students in the Uni.versity, an-_d a

in small . house on the. corne1 of Mra_. Vin'cent's -
lot, built 1819. The house of Mr. Jona.t.l)an

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Hampt6n was occupied at .tbat tj'me b) a Mrs~

an Jones, :~hose two daugters and. nieces mad:~ i.t
a most ldelightful plaee to spend eye~rng~ .

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town 1ot. _These with Dr. Hull's comprised;alJ j

of the houses west of ~ollege avenue and no~th

of Hancoc-k avenue, within a inile of the Col-

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Thus ~;by degree$8 the town grew, b~t _it

would ~equire more sp~ce _than this little book

can aftord to. detai.l. each ad vanci9&" s~~?-~ . ~ ~- ;

The Q-eorgta ra~lroad w~s org=fntzed tn thts .
city. lt had its jnception here and in ,Ju~e..

183-~, }ft. Asbury Hn:ll . intrQduced the bill ~o~

its. inc<itPoration in ~lle legislatu.re. . M~. W~~~

liam ~aring, of this place, _was for a long

time it~j presiden~.

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The ~thens ra.ctory was built in 1834 by

Messrs.(iWilliam Dearing 1and John Nisbet, o~

the Pre$ent site, and soon after its completipp

was de~troyed by fire. It was. rebuilt, -anq

was ag~~n de&troyed by ~re ip 1856 and. w;~,s

again r~built asi~ stands today.

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Mr. William Williams built .the Pri~pe~o~ -

Factory, ~nd Mr. Ch~e buHt the Pfoneer J:~

per MiJI. Dr. Linton -with others o~gani:ze~

the Athens Steam company which developetl.

into th~~ Athens Foundry. . . , ~

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"Conimen~ement .da.y in old /.time.s_w~ a day

of 9ays~ , A little after sun up,. t~~ ~ounQ-y .
people pegan coming in, with worp~n an<J ba-

bies anp bask~ts, _and all the J bitchi~g p~~t8

and . va,4ant lots were soon a.ppropria~q. f9.~

horses ~nd wagons. Wh~A. the ban~ began , ~

play, swarms of people crewd.ed ~b~. c~!Jlp.~s.

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The Cl}apel, .long ._S.ii;tce _filled, BQW b.ec~~

packed.jr()m ~isle tp gall~ry. s~~i~g_ in .'!f.Q.-

dows, o~ the steps of the stage? on bo~es . out-

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took. up every inch of space. . Broad I

stre~t .f_rom the ; hotel j d0.wn, was a solitl -mass

_ of ~limari '-b~ings. . It was _the-annual. hoHday

of _--the _neA"roes, _~D:d every_ darkey -fr~m . te_n

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n1ils_arot1ild came to town that day. Around

the old _Town Spring, booth were erected and

-tablei spread. ,W_atermelon, chicken pies,

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te-mpted-the hungry dar;key .to sp~nd his quarter. Industrious mercl1ants _ erie~ and sang -

:their wares, a~d acquaintance and kindred .re-

n'ewerl th~fir pledges.. .and invitatib~s to "com-e

_and _see me." Th_e variety of cost~~es ~ a -: ~arv~) to .behold-muslins and velvets, laces

and homespun i~ every styl~ of fasl1ion from _

the ~ays of the Revolution u . . It was a :great

da , . f~lJ of life and color,_sunshine an4dust.

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' _''f11e first Gas W or~$ were put u.p by Grady

& ~ic~1o.lso~ - -~ear by 'their. sto:re on T}lotnas

_st;rP.et. The gas -was made from pinewood,

a~q "as a slight improvement ()n candles.

,.Tlie'it patrons, .however; were willing to put

up with less-li-ght-as c9mpared :wit4 the lard oil lamp-_fo-r more.. co~v~ience. ~he pipes ~ere laid by: Capt~ Jack <Y'Farrell with-a thor-

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o_ugh~ess yet -to be seen in soxqe .of the older -~

boG6es of the city. . .

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Ft . iiklin Hill, as chairman of .a spec_ial com-

' mit.tee, was adop~d, naming _the. st1eets after

the ~ldest:f~milles ~f the place, and lamp P<ts

were ordered put on the street comers. .

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_ "In l853anoftfce ,ofCombs Exptess company

1 ,vas opened with:~ T.errell M. Lampkin, Agent,

su'Rsequeiltly. .cha~ged. to.Adams Express, and -_la~r _' the -_Southern Express company, . wi~h

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I -~ William Williams as agentin },862.

"Tbe Athens Steam Company, later known

as tlt_eAthens Found-ry, after many discourag~

ments,. h~ gotten well upon,\its f~et .wben it
was , destroyed by fire in.l85t'3. Tb'is Qrou.~ht

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. _-:dependence," a second -hand machine, _- was

. - ._;- bought . in ~ugusta, ~hi'Ch se~ve~ for man,Y

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years under the name .'''Relief;" and was i'tself

burned fprty yeats later, while quietly repgsing in a iw.?J.oden shed~ -. "Pione.er Hook and .

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I their orig~n .iil the fifties, ~ and rose to fame

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Dr. Carlton's stable -w:as burned at midday-

nobody ~new how-while the company was

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.. S_~"UITnHE1l8lQ~-!;~a AcToCmHmMunAiN~a etai1onnesatlpypedaerperd~cinattihneg

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ing to -the patliotism of G~orgians to found a

high school for Georgia girls. .

"This led to action, which resulted in the.

building of the F~niale High Scho~l in. 18fi7.

The communication re~erred io was written by

Mrs. Williams Rutherford, and it wa.s the pa-

to triotism of ber brothP-r, Thomas .R. R. Cobb,
that resl)otided -to the appeal. To his ener- .

gy and aid was due the completipn of the school~ and in recognition of . his worktthe'

Trustees named it, after a loved daug ter,
"Lucy ( '9bb Institute." 'Ihe exercises ere flnit opened in January, 1859. under Principal Wright, and .the May -festival and concert

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as a brilliant occasion.

'~he only case of mob law -whiCh ever oc-

curred in; Athens .was in July, 186~. ~negro

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belonging _to Dr. Macon assaulted the wife of the overseer who bad gone to the_army, wa.s ar~
on rested aud brought t<;> town for trial. Esquire
Kirkpatrick bound him over his OWD COD-:""

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fession fO.r- trial in the Superior Court. No

sooner was the decision uttered than the

1 , cro-wd surged toward the priso_ne_r, a rope was

thrown arbund his neek and he was led about .

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- - -a - n;tile : _ do~n tb~ : (leor~ia J;tailroad, s great

~rowd foJloW.ing, -and . hanged to a pine tree.

! .. Tlje _ rec~llectio.n of that .wild '}>roce~ion, the .

i --- l~a~~r - :fVith th~ ~rope in _his -hand -and_the.negro

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"' n~s~,'- comnie'nsurate with the demanas of the tiriles bas taken possession o'f>tbe -people ~nd

,Athens i~ fast forging to the very frotit rank of .

Georgia cities.

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_She still hQlds her posi-tion -as .the very cen-

t~e of education . in (-teorgia, but in additfon _-

has taken frQnt rank as. a business and com-

mercial centre. Her pop~ulation ~t present is_.about twelve or

tb.irteen thousand, and it is increasing every

. d~y.. Her . advanta~es aresuch as to draw pe~..

. ple here and he[tce eve,_..y week some'new-1-amt-

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.H.er public debt is about $2no,ooo, and she

owns propetty that will cover that amount

any ~a.y - if put on the market, without h~ng

to resort to ta;xation to liquidate t~a~ arpount.

Athens has Just completed a splend~dAystem . . of wa-ter wooks !at a cost o'f $125,000, and it is . pJ;o-noilne.ed by experts to be o~e of the fines~

sys~ms i-n tbe -entire Southern States. It fur-

nishes wa~r in any amount, and of the fi~e~t

kind at a low figure and to manufactunes, its

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p~r. ~.ent, and there will-be .no specifi<i taxation

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No other cityJn Georgia can. show this . fa.ct.

AI\ of them enferce ~pec~fic taxes and Athens

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are in _such a shape a to warrant no specific

in taxation upon her indftstries. .

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her large. It will exceed tweive million dollnrs

. a~nal~y, and

bu,;;iness . men are progres-

sive-., and are making strides toward arlvance-
ment and success day by day. No city _to

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and emerged . from it fn as ._fine shape ~s

Athens. Only four failures marked-- its path

t,hrough .the bu&iness interests or :this :coniJnunity, and these were not failures Qf arny g~ea-t

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Athens has the largest fire Insurance Co.m-

. pany in the Stat.e and one of the.'largest in the

&outh, viz, the -.Southern Mutural. It was or-

ganizen in Athens in 1841 and now does neai~ly

one-:fourth of the entire in8-urance business in

the State.

The climate of Athen$ is bAyond comp:tri-

_son with all other cities in the State. .Her

-health record is unsurpassed, and during 1893,

. the death rate was only _11.2' p'er thousanq,

none of the death resulting f~O.m local cause,

apd nearly all being old people or . infants.

_Such is an induceme.nt beyond all others to

people to --Iocate. here, and for a place where a

niQe.- house .can be obtaided no better pl ~ce
than Athens is to be found anywhere.

- She .is ~be. ed~c~tional centre of Georgia, and

. her educational facilities are set forth iri detail
elsew:liere in this book. They h~ve deservedly

won for her the name of "The Classic City of

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Her banking capi_tal, amply . sufficient, is

.. managed by four splen~id ba~s. Her._nation-
al bank ranks eleventh ~mong a11 the national

ban~s . in the Union in point of strenth and

. Solidity.

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nrte as .they show coriclusiv~ly the advant-

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and around=Athens is to be found the inost

.. ,lil~gniti~enft .. wate:r powet ' in the State, and np

. \. 'Planuf~turer ~~n faJt to be i!Jlpr~ssed witli th _

.~dvantages ottered to manuf~cturlng interests

by_ A~he~ - a~ her contiguous -territory, _ .

'... ~he ~~~Y ..ag~ s~ction is . _well blessed with
. c~to~ factories .t}:lat are. doin.g fine business

.anQ maki;Qg .good money.

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.in sfmila~ eJ:rterprise~ on the_:part Qf the man . wb-o:wants to make.his inoney pay him w.ell.

. In Athens are tw.o factorie_s, employing a .

- larg~ . nnmbe of hands and ranking as Qne 'of

. tbe bes~ jndustrf_~~ in the <ouritiy. ~h~se are

th~ --factor~es of the Athens Manufacturing

Com-pany. Mr~ R. L. Blo,S)mfteld is presi'dent

;of.tnis company..

Princeton Factory, three ~iies from the city,

~s .~anaged by - ~r. John S. -cowJes, Les_see, .

. arid. does a fine -business. The water power

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. . ~ At GeorgiaFaciory, four miles from the _city, a _handsome new factory building hasj~st b.ee;n

~r~oted and n.ew machinery .put in the p~~ce of

that re~ently destroyed~bY fir~ . S~veral ~un- .

dr~d . hands are enwloyed here. There is . ~n .

aburi4ance o.f wate_r . p-ower at this site. l(r.

t!ohnR. White is prestdent of this cotilpany,



andis a There

_.issprloeonmdidfobru$minoeressfamcatJo;l.ries

T~e i~catjon i.s a,.,. 1}ne o~e. : - ;J~he

: . in Athens. best w~ter

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J po~er to b~ .founc;ltn Georg1a ts to be ound'

here... the -climate .is good_an<J healthy. The

. eu~undlng country is a cotton country and

.- plenty...of cotto.n comes here. .

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.'f\ltO lMge. .fo.un.dries are .SUCCe~sfl:ll~y . ope -

.- ated ltere, VJZ.~ the Athens Foundry and_th .

. Bailey . Foun~ry Theyhave all~ the work they

. can . aU;end tQ, and then have to. refuse orders

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In"addition to these there are in this city .two

. plabi.ng :~ills_~ two. C()IDP!ess~$, a fi.ot~:r mill, .a gn~no aD_d cotton see.d otl mtll, an tee factory;

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ATHENS Cl:r'Y DIRECTOR)~

a shoe factory, two car1iage factories, tw<!

paint fact,ories and many small ma-nufactories .(

of various kinds. .

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Athens is a very orderly city. Her splendid

police department keeps ev.ecythlng in theiJ;

line quiet and .orderly, and the morals of- the /.

city are. of a high nat11r~._

Athens has a splendid line of electricrailway

which. traverses overy five miles of her princi-

pal streets, and adds much to the convenience

of the .citizens .-

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She has a fine system . of sewerage ~hich

adds much to th~ health of the city and aids

in sanitation very largely.



Athens has a paid fire department which

has been pronounced by experts to be one .of

.the . finest in the ~outh. _ Last y_ear ~hey re-

. sponded to forty-two alarms, and of the ~otal

value of the property upon -which .the .fires

burned, only -one sixteenth was lost. Thi~

represents -a large amount of w.ork by a vecy .

~ffi.cient department. In -~his line she has a .

: fine system of- fire alatms, which aids her de~

partment very much i~ reducing . the amount

of dam-age done by the flames.

The city is well lighted by electricity, and

.has abanqoned the use of gas altogether. Arc

lights of great candle powe~ are distributed all

over the city, and add .much to the conven-

ience of 'all citizens.~ -. The city will, after this

year, inall probability, own her own electric

.plant.

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Athens has a very progres~ive and prosper-

ous band of the Young Men's Chrl:.stiarnAss~

ciation, and a building erected by tpe people

of this city,at a cos~- of $20,qoo.

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Every year a large amount of building goes

on. Last year in additionto over one hundred

houses to be used as residences, several large

stores were erected, some Of them being three
~ a~d lfour stories in height. This year 'many .

others are -planned, among them being two '

large five-story bric'k buildings 'to be occupie(l

by ,two of our ente~prising dry goods firms. _ . .- ~.

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. As a cotton centre,. Athena is along at the

top among. ~eorgia cities. This season her re-_

ce.ipts will run o 65,000 bales, ..and a steady in-

crease iu this department is all the while .

going on.

ller railroa facilities are ample. She has

.,. fo.ur railroads unnilig tlirough her limits and -
is the termin s of three of these four roads.rn addition t ere is on foot a movement to

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give her even etter railroad facilities by the

extension of t e Northeastern railroad so as to

make a wester connection at K~oxville, . Tenn.

Athens is th distributing point of Northeast

Geor:gia, and i _ surrounded b) a most e~cel~

lent country. The territory tributa1-y to Ath.;.

ens is in spl ndid co11ditfon ana .4as mafiy

prosperous to ns and villages.

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She is Burro nd.ed by splendid f~rming lands,

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and tl1e .agricu tural resouTces of this section

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are yecy fine. The_climate is well .~ftpted t~

the culture of ariotis crops, and the soil is of'

the very best ind~ Those wlio seek success

in the agricul ral field would do Well to ]o-

cate in and ar und ~thens as no better spot is

to be found i . Georgia.

. Property of ! all kinds is very reasonable in

price, al~ough steadily enhancing in ~alue~

and any nvestments .made in either city real

estAte or arming lands are sure to bring a profit

to the bu -e~at an early dat~. The inhabitants

. of both. city and country are cult_ivat'ed, cour-

teous a:nd possessed of the old tim~ hospitality,

and a mos cordial welcome will be extended

tO a~l good people from wh~~ver _quarter who

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desire- to cast the.ir lots in this favored' section. r.to enterpri$ing manufacturers, judjcious

capitalists and industrious far~ers, this region

~fters ~e fln~st opportunities. - Every conces-

sion.and advantage will be given to tlfose who

desir, to establish manufactories, large or . sm~ll, in this city, and with abunaance of. raw

nomaterial at 'h~d and cheap fue1 obtainable, better location can be found for successful

~anufacturlng.

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l?armers ftom the 'Qleak regi.ons of tJ.:le_ west_

coul~ find here conditions that would bring

speedy wealth 'from ~ the cultivation ef a ~__st .'

. generou~ and prq<Juctive soil, and the, develop-

ment ;that is steadily incre~ing' will in a few

. years cause l~nds to _se11 for $25 to $50 _per ~re

that can now be bought from $5 to $15.

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ties of at han

pine., d and

oak. an_d: ~Y,P~esst e-astly . -a~esstbl~

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by rail, and the manufacture of 'these i:oto va:f .

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rious articles of trade, from_railro~ cars down !
. tO clothes p_in.s~ cannot but be very profitab.}e.

Capi~a);ists will' find hel'e not only every.facility

:and ad~antage but every encourage~ent from .

:~the citizens to locate in. Athens and . Clsrke.

county.

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