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GKOBGIA STATB GAZETTEEB

GENERAL INDEX.

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Abbreviations...:.....-.................. 273 Judiciary...................... ......... 15 Business Directory..................... 787 Planters and Farmers................ 41

Counties, Etc............................. 19 Bailroads.................................... 31 Directory of Towns..................... 274 B. B. Abbreviations................... 273

General Assembly...................... 13 Bivers...............................:.-...... 38 Internal Revenue....................... 19 State Government...................... 11

Islands....................................... 30 U. S. Court-,, Etc........................ 18

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.

ALBANY.

P*e Northeastern B. R,.....................293

Albany News...................

,.-281

Frinceton Mnfg Co., cotton fac tory..................... ............... ......293

AMERICU8.

Southern Banner..... ............. .......291 Southern Watchman......... .........291

Aycock Agnes, books..................281 University of Georgia....... .......... .289

Covington J. R. % Co., barbera_...281 Hinton A Mathews, lawyers.........281 J-MJI.IAWLM ** 1-1 T>lll IT^ TTfT| J.*VTJ*

ATLANTA.

Hyat-t H. C-., carriage mni fr.........281 Adams House............. ............. ..-302

Simmons E. G. A W. C., Jlawyers-281 Alien D. W., restaurant...... .........302

Appleton D. & Co., publishers.

ATHENS. .

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Asbley William G., sash, doors and

Athens Foundry and Machine

Works_....................................2 Atlanta book bindery......... .........327

Cbilds, Nlckerson A Co., hard- Atlanta Coffin Factory......... ......_316

Atlanta Health Institute............. 10

Clinard A, D.,hotel....................^93 Atlanta Boiling Mill. ............. ....-304

Cooper John Z., stable....... ...... ...291 Atlanta Shoe Factory...... ...... ......772

Lacy Cobb Institute.

Avery B. F. A Sons, agricultural

[back cover and 296 implements......... .....................300

McGinty M. B., contractor........._295 Barth Carl F., piano tuner........ 309

Newtori House.......... ............... ...293 Bliley Frank X., billiards. ...........341

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Bradstraet Co. The, commercial Jlpes Moses, contractor...............326

agency. .. .. . ............ 304 jochrane A van Epps, Iawyera...323

Brenner William, mill stones, etc-309 jochrey James, dye works_.........325

Calhonn A. W. Dr.,eye, throat and x>ng S..shoemkr........................32R

ear...........................................807 jovett Warren P., whiskey and

Candler A Thomson, lawyers ...307 cigars. .....................front past

Christian Index...................top lines jyncb Patrick, contractor............329

Citizens Bank of Ga...................307 ocBride A Co., crockery front fly B

Clarke L. H., hatter.....................309 HannR D., ticket agt......front fly A

Constitution Publishing Co., pub Maynard R J. A Co., book blnd-

lishers Constitntion...................345

Convent of the Immaculate Con Merchants Bank..............._.........307

ception....... .................. .....309 Methodist Advocate................._331

Davis John, machinist......... .....811 Moore B. F., bosmeas college

Dispatch, The..............................S47

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Dykeman H. E., taUor...-back cover Ellis, Demmon A Palmer, shoe
factory................................. 772 Ely R M, lawyer......._...............831 Estey Organ Co...[front edge and 813 Fairbanks C. F., engraver............315 Fay A Bruyn, architects...............315 Fechner A Cox, com mere......... 815 Franklin Steam Printing House,
[top lines and opp. 320 Gregory J. R Mrs., arttst .........816 HallL, H. A Co., coffin fitctory...315 Harrison, James P. A Co_............
[top lines and opp. 320 Hartman R A Co., cancer cure_...331 Harwell A Smith, agricultural im-

Motes C. W., photographs............323 National Hotel..........................._841 Palace Restaurant........................302 Parkins A Brace, architects........^? Perkins 8. Frank, machinery agt, 825 Phonograph .........................;...._849 Pierce W. R, agt, oils ...............827 Ramspeck C. M., book binder... ...827 Richards J. J. A 8. P, books......__338 Riatine A May, bedstead mnfrs...327 Robertson U. O., health institute- 10 icarratt J. R, restaurant............338 Scott George W. A Co., fertilizers, 329 Scott W. M., clothing..................329 3oovlUe,Selden A Co., hotel.........265 Seals J. H. A W. R, pubrs Sunny

Hirech Bros., ret clothing............317 Hirach M. A J., whol clothing ...
[front fly A Hitchcock A Walden, books.........817 Hunnicutt A Bellingrath, stoves,
plumbers, etc............................304 Hnntoon A Esmond, rubber
stamps................................. ...-772 Jack A Holland, candy and crack
er mnfre............_[top edge and 817 Jarvis A Stokes, carriage mkrs-...319 Johnson Elam, grocer..................321 Johnston George J., bill poster..._31 Jonee W. O. agt, stable_...............319 Keith J. L., hotel........................341 Kennesaw Route......................... 1 Kimball House............................266 Kimball J. C., coal....................._321 Kimbro R P. 8., olothlng............272 Riser M. C. A J. F. A Co., whol
dry goods.................................271 Ladd A. C., lime and cement......_3 Lagomanino J., fruits and candy
mnfr_.......................................331

South.....................................:.343 jhumate R D. Jr.. com mer......_327 Singer Mnfg Co...[back bone and 269 Solomonson, jeweler..................-321 Southern Enterprise, agricultural
paper.......................................347" Stevens J. P. A Co., jewelers......_333 Sunday Gazette, .........................859 Taber F. F. Dr., homeopathlst..-339 Taylor C., stable........................-387 Thompsons Xtestaraunt...............S35 Tripod A Pine, painters...............835 Van Winkle E., machine shop-..8S7 Walton, Whann A Co., fertilizers, 343 Wanamaker A Brown, clothlng...329 Weber Joseph, tailor.................._339 Western Methodist Book Concern, 317 Western A Atlantic R R............ 1 White E. T., agt, hotel_...............341 Wilkina, Post A Co., engineers
and bridge builden..................8S9 Wilson House..........................._341 Wlnham E. L., job printer_.........S42
AUGUSTA.

Land Wm. J., analytical ohemist_S35 Academy of Richmond County...355

Langston A Crane, cotton factors Augusta Factory........................_369

Augusta Hotel Billiard Parlor......389

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Augusta Hotel Sample Boom......369 Wanamaker A Brown, clothlng...367

Augusta Savings Institution........361 Barrett W. H., druggist...back cover Barton J. E., sewing macbines.....363 Blaisdell Frank, broker...............373

BABNESVILLE. Gordon Institute. ......... ......... ... -.885 Turner B. M., lawyer......... .........886

Brahe F. A., jeweler....................363

BIBDSVILLE.

Browne J. J., looking glass and frames................................:....367

Jones W. B., seed and stock farm.398

Cohen J. J., broker.....................369

BOSTON, MASS.

Chronicle A Constitutionalist......377 DeGraafS. M.. furniture..............268 Dorr August, tailor.....................267 Enterprise Mnfg Co.....................361

Dennlson A Co., tag mnfrs, backbone and...... ............ ........263 BRUNSWICK.

Evening News.............................363 Advertiser. ..... ........................405

Forest City Foundry and Machine Works................................-....365

Brunswick Hotel......... ......... ......405 Dexter C. H., banker and mer

Georgia Chemical Works, fertil

chandise broker. . ....................405

izers........................................369 Doerflinger F. J., saloon. .... ......271 Georgia Nursery..........................376 Dunn D. T., banker.....................405

Georgia R. R..............top lines and 2 Golden W. P., hotel and liquors...405

Girardey I. P., agt, billiards.........369 Mabry A Crovatt, lawyere.........._405

Globe Hotel.................................369 Hansberger P., cigars and tobacco.267

Symmes A Atkinson, lawyers... ...405 Wallace J. W., saloon.........._......404

Hummell O. R., saloon................369 Hyams M., real estate..................361 Kenny John, shirt mnfr, etc.........367 Kernaghan G. H., stable..............367

CALHOUN. Times.......... .............................._411
CAMILLA.

Lombard G. B. A Co., foundry Spence J. H., lawyer..... ...............413

and machine works..................366 Loo-Chong, Bro. A Co., teas and
grocers.....................................375

CABBOLLTON. Carroll County Times..................416

LowryJ. H., wagons..................365 McLaws A. H.. real estate............361 Macbeth J. F. A Son, feather,
hair and furniture renovators...373

CABTEBSVILLE. Express............................. ........_418 Free Press.............................. ..._418

Markwalter T., marble yard.........266 May B. H. A Co.. carriages, etc...371 Medical College...........................357 Moore W. H., pubr Evening

CHABLE8TON, 8. C. Bayer Henry, fruits, etc........._782 Charleston Hotel. .............. .........781 Fairly John 8. A Co., notions.. ....784

Murphy H. T., hotel..................-.369 Nelson W. K., nursery.................375 Pendleton A Bro., machine shop.,.359 Perkins & Bro., sash, doors and
blinds......................................371 Planters Loan A Savings Bank.....373 Platt Bros., furniture...................365 Port Boyal B. R........................... 7

Jackson E. H., hotel........ ...... ......781 Nelson S. A. A Co., boots and shoes 784 News and Courier... .....................781 Robertson, Taylor A Co., cotton
factors and grocers................... 782 Savannah A Charleston R. R. 6 Southern Christian Advocate_......783 Toale P. P. A Co., sash, doors and

Printup, Bro. A Pollard, cotton factors and machinery-............371
Robinson G. O. & Co., music........267

Walker, Evans A Cogswell, pub lishers, stationers, eto_...... ........ .783

Schneider E. R., grocer and sa

CHATTANOOGA.

loon......... ............................._375 Sehweigert W., watch mkr.........373 Smith, Hack A Co., grocers whol.376 Trump J. H.. notions..................375 Verdery M. J. A Co., brokers.......373 Walsh A Wright, pubrs. Chroni

Commercial.......... ...................... .934 Hamilton House..... .................. ...784 Bead House.................................785 Stanton House_...........................788
CINCINNATI, O.

cle & Constitutionalist...............377 Evans Charles M._.........back of tille

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ELBERTON.
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Harder Minard, grain thresher... ..790 Globe Hotel.........._..............-.....486

COLUMBUS.

EUFAULA, ALA.

Bradford M. A., harneeB_............445 Central Hotel..............................934

Columbus Female College.......... ..437

FOBSYTH.

Columbus Industrial Ice Co........ ...445 Columbus Mnfg Co_...... ......... ......437 Columbus Protective Ice Co.........447

Monroe Female College...............499 Proctor House.................... ....... 500

Eagle & Pbenix Mnfg Co_.... ....... .439

FORT VALLEY.

Eagle A Pbenix Savings Bank-...439 Enquirer-Sun......... .................. ...441

Harris H. C., cotton seod planter_502

Gammel A. 4 Co., stable.......... ......445

OAINESVILLE.

Oeorgla Home Ins. Co. [back cover and 443
Gilbert T., printer and binder.... ..445 Hamilton J. Hv grocer.......... ......445 Herring A England, carriages.... ..447 KingJ., propr Enquirer-Sun-.... ..441 Kyle J. A Co., dry goods_............445 McKee H. C., carriages............ ...447 Muscogee Mnfg Co................ ......443 National Bank of Columbus.........443

Eagle............................. .......... -509 Gainesvllle College.. ...... ............ ..507 Georgia Baptist Seminary.......... -509 Henderson W. H., wagons......... .509 Hope Albert, stabte....-................507 Marler A Perry, lawyers......... 509 Piedmont Hotel...................... ...-507 Walker G. W., carriages............_509
GRIFFIN.

Stratton & Emerson, ice and mnfrs ice machines............. ............ ...445
Tatum A Bobinsou, lce..............._447 Tbornton A Acee. clothing and
hats.......:............................. ..._449 Times The_... ...... ... ...... ... ...... ......441 Tye M. M., architect and sash, doors

Hudson W. B., stable.......... ......521 Jones R. A., marble yard..... ....521 Lee C. M. A. Bro., stable............52l Sam Bailey Institute..... ..............521 Searcy W. E. H., short hand
teacher.. ...............................521 HARMONY GROVE.

Willcox D. F., insurance. [top lines and 449
Williams G. T., photographs..... ...447

Simpkins W. H., lawyer......_......529 HARTWELL.

Wittich A Kinsel, jewelers-.... .....447

Wynne, DeWolf A Co., proprs

HAWKINSVILLE.

Yonge A Grimes, brokers. ........ ...447 COSTERS.

Bozeman F. H. A C. C., sash, doors and blinds.. ........... ...................633
Dyches J. H., hotel, restaurant

Stewart A Bro., mlUwrights, etc... 895

and grocer........... ............... .....538 King W. D., jeweler and optician.588

COVINGTON.

Scarborough Hotel_.....................S33

Camp Thomas, steam engines and Tarver H. H. A Bro., restaurant...533

gins............................. ............457

niWINTON. .

Govington Hotel....... ............ ......456 Southern Masonic Female Col

Southerner A AppeaL. ......... ........546

lege...... .............................. ......457

JESUP.

DABIEN. Darien Timber Gazette....... ...... ...469
DWIGHT, TT.T..

Jesup House-.. ......... ....... ....... .....551 Sentinel ............. ......................._551
JONESBOROUGH.

Kenyon H. A,, pubr Western Pos- Armstrong J. M. Dr., Hygienic

tal Review.......... .......__.......934 Planters Hotel_...........................553

EASTMAN,

KNOXVILLE.

MoArthnr A Griffin, land agte..._483 Smith R D., lawyer................ ...557

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GKOKGIA STATE GAZETTKBB

LAFAYETTE.

MELLEDGEVILLE.

Walker County Messenger_.
LAGBANGE.

Sanford A Funnan, lawyers.........604 MONBOE.

Broome J. B., stable.............. .559 Davls C. A., lawyer.....................60 Reporter............................... 558 Bay W. J., lawyer....................._eOB

LITTLE BOCK, ARK.

Walker D. H. A B. 8., lawyers___60ft

Essex Thomas, landcommr.........777

NASHVILLE, TENN.

Little Bock A Fort Smith B. B-...778 American, The........................... xr

LOUISVILLE,

Sperry, Wade A Co., whiskies____776: Woodward A Moore, whol Uquors.77ft

Central Hotel... ...........................570

NEW YOBK.

LOUISVILLE, KY.

Campbell, Hall A Co., paper man-

Avery B; F. A Sons, agricultural

focturers.................._............261

implements......,,.,....................300 Conners Jas. Sons, type foundryJ262;

Brinly, Miles * Hardy, plows ..-271 Farmer, Little A Co., type foun

dry........................................ ...774:

Kentucky Lead A Oil Co .........271 McFerran^ Shalfcross ACo.,"Mag-

NEWNAN.

Cole B. D. A Bro., foundry, ma

LUMPKEN.

chine shops, sash, doors and

Harrell B. F.t lawyer..................572

PHILADELPHIA.

MACON.

Bayne E. M., rubber stamps....... .983

Artope T. B.,marbleyard............581 Blnswanger House..._..................581

Begister F.. Dniment...................908 Bobinson Bros., printers Inks.. .....775

Browns Hotel_...........................586 Butts A. G., land agt..................581 Carhart A Curd, hardware...........581

BICHMOND. Jenklns E. C. A Co.,- whol

Hquor_77&

Clisby, Jones A Beese, pubrs Tele graph A Measenger............_......587

BOMB.

Farquhar A. B., machinery.........583 Ford W. W., dentist...................584 Lanier A Anderson, lawyers-......583 Lawton B. F., banker and broker 583

Courier The.................................655 Hamilton D. B., lawyer-.... ....... .655 Borne Hotel.................................665

Maeon A Brunswick B. B............ 4

May B. H. A Co., carriages, etc...371

8ANDEB8VILLE.

Porter 8. A.,stable........._............583 Bcboneman F. A., confectionery
and saloon................................587 Telegraph A Messenger...............587

Gilmore House........................_672 Herald and Georgian........ ....... ....672 Bodgers B. L., lawyer....... .........672 Sullivan E. A., notary and collec

Wesleyan Female College............587 tion agent................ ...............672

MADISON.

SAVANNAH.

Madison House...........................593 Madisonian.................................593
MABIETTA.

Adams W. B.. oommr deeds_......679 Alexander A MaxweU, whol gro
cers...... ......................... ...........679 Atlantic A Gulf B. B................... 9-

Anderson Chuck, stables..............597 Marietta Chair Factory...............597 Marietta Paper Mnfg Co......... ..597 Beid A Gramllng, carrige8 .........597
MEBANEVILLE, N. C.

Blackshear C. J. A Co., grocers-...67& Bresnan J., hotel..................... ...699 Canon Luke, stable.................. 691
.8 Daley Thomas J,, stoves, etc...... ...683 Desbouillons A. L., jeweler...... ...679

Blngbam School. ,_....,.........,788 EstUl J, H., Morning News.........7<

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Flannery J. A Co., cotton factors 685

Forest City MI118........................685 Tynan J. W., machinist.............701 Frank A Co., dry goods...... ....... ..685 UlmerB. F.. liver regulator. ........706

Gemuenden O. Cb., manager Ber- Ward P. H. ft Co., fruits, etc.,

gner ft Engel lager beer... ...... ...681

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Georgia ft Florida Inland

Wylly ftClarke, books...............-705

Steamboat Co......... ......... .....693 Gilbert C. L. ft Co., whol grocers. 687

SOCIAL CraCLE.

Gleaaon T. F., stable......... ........._685 Eckles House............. .............. ...717

Hamilton 8. P., jeweler, [front cover and 697

ST. LOmS, MO.

Havens O. P., photographer. SlmmonsM. A., liver medicine,

............ ........................-[front cover ** ODD528

HayneaS. O. ABro., flour, grits,

8TEVEN8' POTTEBY.

Haygood, Gage ft Co., (whol) ice 687 Stevens Bros, ft Co.........__.........772

Healey, CocEsbutt ft Jergoson, machinists.........-- ....................687
Hnssey O. W., stable...... ...... ..._687

Bull J. J.,

TALBOTTON. lawyer........................731

Jordan F. D., jeweler..................691 Joyce M. F., agt Singer Sewing

Georgia Begister...... ........... ....._7Sl Standard.......... ...........................781

Kinsey T. L.. lumber...... ..... 691

TENNILLE.

LaFar ft Co., hnts................. 691 Moses ft Hannan, nursery........ ...734

Lay B, G.,guano........................691 Marshall Honse...........................699 Melnhard, Bros, ft Co., clothing...699

THOMASVILLE. Grant A. G., photographs.... ........737

Mell W. B. ft Co., barneB............" Merchant's and Miner's Trans

Grant Antoinette Mad, music teacher.... .............................. ...737

portation Co.-- ........................ Merchants National Bank-......... Monahan H. B. Mrs., hotel.........708 Morning News...... .................. ...708

Harley House...... ..................... ...738 Jerger J.,jeweler........................_788 McCollar ft Co..........................._77

Moses W.M., fertilizers.............. .679

Mulligan J. ft T. ft Co., foundry ...705 Nichols G. N., printer and

THOMSON.

binder........ ................ ......_opp 698 Johnson P. B., lawyer...... ............740

Noble G-, florist.......... ...._........._699 McDnffle Journal..................... ...740

Oliver J., sash, doors and bllnds...697 Planters Hotel ......... ....................706 Pone D. G., com. men,

Davenport

TOCCOA. House.............. ....... ...742

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front cover Wilkinson T. P., stable... ............. _742

Bemshart G. H., sash,, door and blinds............................. ......... 699

VALDOSTA.

Boos J., stable..........................._701 Peeples Bros., sewimr machines...749

Bourke J., foundry...... ........... ......701 Byan D. J., photographs...... ......_697

WARM SPRINGS.

Back A., jeweler........................-701 Mnstlan John L., propr 8prlngs__264

Sanssy ftHarmon, grits, meal, etc.688 Savannah Bank * Trust Co....... ..683 Savannah Medical College..... ...._699 Savannah Paper MiUs................_701 Savannah ft Charleston B. B...... 6 Screven House.......... ..................689

WASHINGTON. Arnold Houe........ ....:................ .768 Gazette ..................... ... ......... ......758 81ms ft Sbnbrick, lawyers............ 758
WAYNBSBOBO.

Suva James 8., qneenaware, etc., Planters Hotel....................;......_760

front cover Singer Mnfg Co.........._...............701 Shnthern Bank..................... ......683

WEST POINT. State Line Pra*. ............... ...........763

Sunday Telegram....... ........ .........708

WEisr*' usijD, MASS.

Thomas D. B., ooal-.....................679 Crane Bros-.................................98

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REFERENCES:
Hon. Perlno Brown, Pres't Citizens Bank; Col. O. P. FItistamons. U. 8. Marshal; Judge James Freeman; Hon. J. D.Cnnningham ; ifaj.LMnstonHims; JohnT.Ball,Beg.;Hon.M.T.CastleDer-

-_._, .. . Charleston,S. C.; R. A. T. Kosley, Greenfleld, Tenn.

TESTIMONIALS:

The following recommendation from Dr. Samuel Irwln, Georgia's pioneer, (but now retired), wa

ter-cure physician, Is respectfully submitted:

" I take pleasure In recommending lo my former numerous patients and the pu

sOic. iBanobweirthtoon-agraadcuonaatacolefnt''hJeonNseawndYtohrokroHuygghileyoc-TomaepreetpeenutUpchCysoilclieagne,,

andfor^an fully qnaUned

to

, Drp.hUy. treat

cessfnlly all corable diseases. Bespectfolly, Jonesborongh, Ga.,Feb. 1, 1875.

tfAanJELIBWIN, M.D.,

STATE OF GEORGIA.

Atlanta, the capital. State House, J. Bedding, clerk; J. 8.Newman, How-

Marietta, southwest corner Forsyth. ell C. Jackson and William F. Janes,

2Governor-Hoa- Alfred B. Ool-
qam. Inauguarated January, 1877. Term of office, four years. Salary $4>000. Isaac! W. Avery, private secreta-
; J. W. Warren, secretary; B. A irphey, warrant clerk; Salaries, $1,800 J. B. Baird and Thomas C.-riowrd, clerks. Salaries, $1,500.

employees. This is the first department of agri
culture established (as a branch of the State government, under the control of a salaried State officer), in the United States. Georgia took the lead in this measure, and nag been amply repaid for it.
In the department are displayed sam

ples of the products of the State, which

are examined with much interest by-

Co hi ptroller-Ceneral--w. strangers visiting Atlanta.

L. Goldsmith. Elected January, 1877. for four years. Salary $2.000; J. M. Goldsmith and B. IT. Hardeman, clerks. (Maries, $1,500.
Secretary of State--Nathan
I 0. Bamett. Elected January, 1877, for

The inspection and analysis of com mercial fertilizers are placed under the charge of the commissioner^and no fer tilizer can be admitted to sale without his consent. The result is that a worth less or very poor fertilizer cannot be found on the market in Georgia. Geor

four years. Salary, $2,000. Bond, $10,- gia is the only State in the Union hav-

100. J. F. Jones, clerk. Salary, $1,- ingaad enforcing such a law.

Hfc

The analyses of fertilizers are regu

UDree-^pBBatrabtlimsheednBtepotefmAbeTglr8tl,c18u7l4-.

larly published by the commissioner, and circulated throughout the State,

nnual appropriations, $10,000; print from which every person can see the

ing fund, $1,000; chemical fund, $500; exact vilue of every brand sold in the

Mlary of commissioner, $8,000; of the State.

ekrk, $1,900. Total annual ttppropria- The fees for inspecting fertilizers are

fifty cents per ton. For the season of

Thomas P. Janes, commissioner- B. 1877-8. almost 100,000 tons were in

12

GEORGIA STATE GAZBTTEEB.

'spected, bringing nearly $00,000 into rocks, from every section, representing

toe State treasury.

every geological formation in the State

The commissioner has appointed five and locating all her valuable minerals.

inspectors who are paid salaries--the Among these are gold, copper, lead,

highest not exceeding $1,600. These iron of several kinds, manganese,

inspectors are G. P. Hanison, Savan halite, soapstone, limestone, sandstone,

nah; E. T. Davis, Brunswick; T. J. granite, coal, bulostone, asbestus, mica

Smith, Augusta; B. D. Lumsden, Ma- date, AC..&C.

con; J. S. Lawton, Atlanta.

Maps have been made of many of the

Prof. W. J. Land is the chemist of counties, showing cities, towns, post-

the department for the analysis of fer offices, churches, schools, mills, roads,

tilizers. Salary, $3,000 per annum. bridges, ferries, every lot of land con

The entire expenses of the depart taining valuable minerals, and showing

ment, including salaries of the chemist the land divisions in those sections

and inspectors, is less than $98,000. It where the lands were disposed of by

thus brings into the State treasury fully Land Lotteries. Maps of this kind for

twice as much as all its expenses.

all the counties of the State are con

Geological

Survey--rge

templated, and will be made, and pub lished with the final report of the State

Little, Ph. D., State Geologist Geologist.

R. H. Loughridge, Atlanta; A. R Mc- Besides these maps, there is in course

Cntchen, LaFayette. and W. S. Schley, of preparation a. large map of the State,

Savannah, assistants; H. T. Singleton, which, when finished, will be the only

draughtsman; C. A. Locke, Decatur, one ever prepared approaching com

engineer.

pleteness.

The office of State Geologist was Dr. Little has also prepared maps of

created by an act of the Georgia Legisla the streams, showing all the water pow

ture, approved 27th of February, 1874; ers in the State, with full descriptions

and the present incumbent. Dr. George thereof, and giving their locations.

Little, then professor of Natural His He has also prepared views of natural

tory and Geology in the University of scenery,--water falls, mountains,

Mississippi, a native of Alabama was

and other places of interest in

appointed State Geologist, by Governor

James M. Smith, on the 31st day of The mineral waters and summer re

August, 1874.

sorts of the State are located and de

The law creating the survey requires scribed, and analyses of the waters of

the State Geologist to " make a careful many of the springs of the State have

' and complete geological, mineralogi- been made.

cal and physical survey of the State; Specimens of the valuable woods of

' to enter upon records to be kept for the State have been collected and

'that purpose in his office, an accu- placed on exhibition in the museum;

4 rate statement of the locality and ex- also, an herbarium of dried plants

' tent of all water powers, woods, roads, which constitute a botanical treasure--

'springs and water-courses, and the Georgia being particularly rich in its

' climate and general physical charac- flora.

' ter of the country; to collect, analyze, Almost every stranger who eomes to

'and cassify; specimens of minerals, Georgia to make investments of any

"plantsand soils, and enter the same kind, calls upon the State Geologist for

of record; to-cause to be preserved in information, and he Is prepared, in

a muqeum, specimens illustrating the every case, to give it readily and relia

geology, mineralogy, soils, plants, bly. If a man wishes to establish a

valuable woods, and whatever else manufactory of any kind, Dr. Little

may be discovered in Georgia, of can tall him where every water power

scientific or economical value.

in the State is, its extent, availability.

And to carry on this work, the sum Ac. If one wants mineral lands, he

of $10,000 per annum was appropri can show on the map, where all of Geor

ated.

gia's minerals can be found, their

The work was entered upon in the quality and probable quantity. If tim

fall of 1874, and nearly half the State ber of any kind is wanted, be can tell

has been surveyed according to the re just where it is, and in what quantity.

quirements of law. There have been Scarcely a day passes, but that some

collected and properly arranged in the interested parties call at Dr. Little's

geological museum in the capitol, fully office for information on these and Other

10,000 specimens of ores, minerals and points.

AHI>

Dl&BCrOBY.

Many samples of the soils of the State Seventh District--3. P. Turner, Pres-

have been collected, analyzed and placed toru

on exhibition in the museum. Farmers StgltA District--D. A. Russell, Bain-

are learning an important lesson from bridge.

the survey. The character of soils is JKntA Di*Mct--E. C. Bower, Blakely.

generally determined by the kind of Tenth DiMriet--I. P. Tison, Lees-

rocks found beneath them; and an ex burgb,

perienced geologist can look at the Eleventh Diftrict--Jobn T. Clarke,

rocks found in any section and tell the Cuthbert.

composition, chemical constituents of Twelfth District--William Harrison,

the land, and what productions will best Georgetown.

succeed upon it The Geological Sur Thirteenth District--John N. Hudson,

vey will, m this respect, be of vast bene Americus.

fit to the agriculture of Georgia.

I FburtecniA District--John J Hamil

The survey has discovered marl in 1 ton, Bastmant

nearly 100 places in Georgia,--each

Dittriet-3. C. Clements,

place being accurately located, and 75 Towns.

of these marls have been analyzed, Sateen!*, District--Nell McLeod,

showing their exact value agricultu Swainsborougbt

rally, and the accessibility of each ore of Seventeenth District--H. H. Perryv

the deposits. In this respect also, the Waynesborough.

work of the survey will be of great SigHiaeniA Dutnct--3. B. Gumming,

benefit to the agriculture of the State. Augusta.

Keeper of PenitentiaryJohn W. Nelnu, principal keeper. Salary. $2.000. Bond. $10,000. Convicts leased from this office by contract,

Dutrict--John Av Steph ens, Urawfordville.
TuvrMetA Dia,rict~-C. W. DuBose. Sparta.
Tuenty-frtt District--A. S. Hamilton,

Librarian--Frank L. Haralson. SaUryVfl.OOO. Bond, $8,000.
School Commissioner--

Clinton. Ttoenty-teeondDMrict--T. B.Cabaniss,
Forsyth. Ivmty-ttird District -John F. Trout-

Gustavus J. On. Appointed January man, Fort Valley.

1877, for four years. Mark Johnston, clerk.

Salary, $3,000! Salary, $1,800.

"Rcenty-fouriADistrict--T. IV. Grimes, Columbus.

Treasurer--John W. Renfroe, Tamty-f/A Dittriet--3. ElectedJaauary, 1877, for four years. Thomaston.

C.

Drake.

Salary, $2,000. Bond, $200,000. John W. Murphey, clerk. Salary, $1,600.
Wild Land OfHoe-Comptroi-
ler-tieneral at ofdo Commissioner; Wil

District--8. Grantland,

Griffin.

naen

Dittrict--B.. D. Mc-

Daniel, Honroe.

liam A. Wrfght, clerk. Salary, $1,300.

District--J. W. Pres

ton, Uonticello.

CRNERAL ASSEMBLY.

Tuenty-ntnOi Dutrict--H. B. Casey, Appling.

Senate.

Thirtieth Ditirict--:Samuel Lumpkin,

Rufus B. Leater, president, Savan nah; William A. Harris, secretary. Isa bella; Henry H. Cabaniss, assistant aecretary, Forayth; Lemuel J. Aldred, doorkeeper, Jasper; Andrew J. Garner-

Lexington.

Thirty-first Dutrict--f. B. Hodges,

HartwelL

.

TMrty-teeoad Dutriet^-M. G. Boyd, Cleveland.

on

meBsenger, CJobbville. Dutriot--Rutaa E.

Lester, 8a-

District--Mien D. Uandler, GamesviUe.

^

Dutnct--Q. W. Bryan,

Bteond Dutrict--3. H. Ulifton, Perry's HcDonough.

aii

Thirty-tfth District--JS.

Third Dittriet--Q. J. Holton, Bailey. Atlanta.

R Howell,

fburt* Dittrict--JohiL M. Tison, Thirty-nxOi Dutrict--F. M. Dancan

Brunswick.

Douglasville.

JiV Di*net--W. B. Folks, Way Thirty tevenA Dittriet-3. A. Speer,

Crow.

LaGrange.

rtt Dittriet--3. W. Staten, Staten- TMrty-ngMh. DMriet-Vl. 3. Head,

TillK

Buchanan,

GEORGIA STATB GAZKITIBB

_.... jninth DMriet--A.. W.JHol- Dwb-M. A. B. Tatum, Trraton.

combe, Norcross.

McAfee, Dawson-

fortieth DuMet^-G. J. Wellborn, ville.

Blairsville. forty font District-- W.

H.

Simmons,

Dtealvr--J. O. reU, Bainbridge.

FarneU. W.

W. Har-

Jasper.

DaJEToIb--Dr. J. L. Hamilton, Stone

Fbrty-HKond DMrfct-Samuel Haw- Mountain.

kins, SummerviUe. Forty third Di*trict.--3. V. Fain,
Ringgold. forty-fourth JMrtrirf--J. C. Clements,
LaFayette.

Dodge--J. M. Buchan, Eastman. Dooty--i. L. Toole, Vienna. Douyhsrty--A. C. Westbrook, J. W. Walters, Albany. Eougtatt--Vi. McGouirk, Donglas-

House.

vflle. B*rly-W. C. Sheffield, Blakely.

A- O. Bacon, speaker, Macon; Henry Echola--5. P. Prescott, Statenville.

R. GoetchhiB, clerk, Columbus; Benton BMnghim--3. F. Berry, Springfield.

H. Miller, doorkeeper, Linton; James Jwiort--R. F. Tate, Elberton.

Smith, messenger, Phillip's Hill.

Smantid--John Bell, Swainsborongb.

List here given by counties, alpha Fbnninr-B. C. Duggar, Morganton.

betically.

Fbyette--'D. A. McLucas.Fayetteville.

AppUng--K. Branch, Bailey.

Fioyd--J. C. Reese. A. J. King.Rome.

Baker--P. D. Davis, Newton.

FortytA--K. P. Riden, Camming.

Btddmn--3. A. Greene, Milledgeville. JftanJfcttn--J. H. Shannon, Carnes-'

Bania--D. (J. Oliver, Homer.

ville.

Barlow--T. W. Milner, R. H. Cannon, JWton--Dr. B. J. Roach, P. L. My-

Cartersvme.

natt. W. H. Hulsey, Atlanta.

Bmrten-J. H. Kirby, Nashville.

GOmer-- W. B, Welch, Ellilay.

B&6--A. O. Bacon, C. J. Harris, R. Glatoock -E. G. Scruggs, Gibson. .

A. Nisbet, Macon.

G^nn--Thomas W. JLamb, Brano-

Broola--B.. G. Turner, Quitman. wick.

Bryan--J. M. Brannon, Way's Sta Gordon--W. R. Rankln, Bonora.

tion.

Ore/me--J. B. Park, R, L. McWhor-

BvOoch--R. W. DeLoacb, Statesboro. ter, GreenaborouKh.

Burke--3. P. Thomas, Waynesboro; Gwnnrft--W. J. Brown, N. L. Hutch-

E. A. Perkins, LawtonvUle; W. P. ins, Lawrenceville.

Walton, Green's Cut.

Habenftam--3. H. Grant, Mount Airy.

Buttt--S. P. Smith, Jackson.

Ha&--3. B. Redwine, Gainesville.

CaOumn--O. H. Paull, Morgan.

Haneock--A- M. DuBose, Sparta; W.

Oamden--Thomas Butler, St. Mary's. J. Northern, Mount Zion.

Campbell--J. M. Wilson, Campbell- J3ara2NM-- -- Taliafeno, TalapooM.

ton.

Harris--W. L Hudson, Jeose Cox,

GnroU-- H. Hogan, B. Phillips, Car- Hamilton.

rollton.

Sort--A. G. McCurry, HartwelL

CbtaMo--A. H. Gray, Ringgold.

Beard--BL W. Daniel, Franklin.

CAarlttm--V. Lang, Trader? HiU.

Henry--W. T. Dickin, McDonoogh.

CJiaiAam--A.. Pratt Adams, W. W. Bbtoton--B. M. Davis, Perry; A. L.

Paine, P. M. Russell-, Savannah.

Miller, Fort Valley; J. F. Sykes, By

CftattalioocAee--L. Harp, Cusseta. ron.

ChaUooga- 'W. F. Irvine, Summer- Irvin--J. B. Fletcher, Irwinvill*.

ville.

Jaetton--A- T. Bennett, W. J. Pike,

OJuroJiM-- W B. C. Puckett, Canton. Jefferson.

Clarice--B. C. Yancey, Athens.

Jaiper--E. C. Pope, Montlcello.

Clay--W. J. Johnson, Fort Gaines. Jeferton--lL. E. Tarver, J. H. Pol-

Olaytonr-J. L. McConnell, Jones- hill. Louisville.

borough.

Johntm--YT. L. Johnson, Wrights-

Ctinch--I*. Strickland, Homerville. ville.

Cfa--George Roberts, C. D. Phillips, Jontt--R. H. Banon, Clinton.

Marietta.

ouram--H. M. Burch. Dublin.

Coffee--8. D. Phillips, Douglas.

Lee--J. A. Clegg, Leesbnrgb,

CWwnWo--J. P. Williams, Appling. LSierto--E. P. Miller, WaTthonrrille.

OolquM-James Vick, Moultrie.

Lineotn--J. E. Rtrother, Goahen.

Goweta--J. D. Sims, W. A. Turner, Loumdet--C. H, M. HoweU.ValdosUu

Newnan.

ZkM^Mn--Eli Weehunt, H.C. Roney, '

Orauiford--J. F. Jordan, Knorville. Dahlonega.

AND BtrgntK88 DIRBOTOBY.

15

McDufb--J. S.Jones, Thomson.

Waiter--J. B. Wheeler, Cedar Grove.

Jfe/nfcuft--A, R Rogers (e), Darien.

WbJtow--W. R. Smith, Monroe.

Jfaeon--Davis Qammage, Marshall- Ware--T. J. Ivey, Waresborongh.

ville; J. M. Dnpree, Oglethorpe.

Warren--R T. Barksdale, Warren-

JfodMM--J. A. Green, Danielsville. ton.

Jfarion--H. T. Hollis, Bnena Vista. TF<MAtv/on--George ^- Peacock,

MermeeOtar--V. J.i Williams, Warm Green Brantley, Sandersville.

Springs: C. W. Williams. Haralson.

. A. Poppell, Waynesville.

Jfiir-H. C. Sheffield, Colquitt.

Webttor--W. C. Kendrick, Preston.

JftIfM--H. L. Cuningham, Alpharet- Wait--J. J. Kinsey. Cleveland.

ta.

WJW/feH-J. A. R Hanks, Dalton.

Jfifcfett-C. W. Collins, Camilla.

WOe<w>-8. D. Fuller, Abbeville.

Monroe--B. H. Zellner, J. G. Phinizy. TFflto--F. H. Colley, R F. Jordan,

Forsyth.

Washington

Mentgomery-D. 3. McBae, ML Ver- WiUcuaon--Y. Chambers, Irwinton.

non.

WorA--Ck. Q. Ford, Warwick.

Morgan--L. G. Andersen, Madison.

Jfurroy--William Luffln, Cohatta Springs.
Jfuteogee--H. Crawford, L. F. Gar-

JUDICIARY.
Supreme Court--Court rooms

rard, Columbus.

State House. Marietta, southwest corner

Noteton--L. B. Andereon, L. F. Lir- Forsyth. Hon. Hiram Warner, chief

J ingaton, Covington.

istice; Logan E. Bleckley and James

Oeentf-W. Y. Elder, Watkinsvffle, ackson, associate judges; Z. D. Harri-

OgleOtorpe--J. M. Smith, WinterviUe; son, clerk; Robert N. Ely, attorney-

W. M. Wulingham, Crawford.

general; Henry Jackson, reporter; J.

PavIding--O. T. Brintle, Dallas.

H. Lumpkin, assistant reporter; J. G.

Piekem--R. R Howell, Jasper.

McLin, sheriff. First term commences

Pierce--D. P. Patterson. Blackghear. second Monday in February; second

PU--8. K. Cook, Barnesville. FOJc--C. G. Janes, Cedartown.

term begins first Monday in September.

Pulattt--R. W. Anderson, HawldnsTiUe.

SUPERIOR COURTS.

Putnam--R. C. Humber, Eatonton. Albany Circult-G- J- Wright

Qtutman--L. P. Dozier, Hatcher's judge; W. O. Fleming, solicitor-gen

Station.

eral W. W. McGowen, official court

Ratun--J. M. Bleckley, Qayton. reporter, Albany.

5ondo^A--J. J. McDonald, Cuthbert. Baker--Pint Monday in May and

BiAmoad--H. G. Wright, G. R. Sib- November.

ley, L. D. Duval, Augusta.

CaOiwM--Second Monday in March

RocMab B. F. Carr, Conyers.

and September.

&Aby--M. J. Wall, EUavffle.

Dteaiur--Second and third Monday

Serintn--W. M. Henderaon, Sylvania. in May and November.

*oHv--J. L Hall, Griffin.

Dougherty--First, second and third

8e*art--W. H. Harrison, W. W. Monday in April and October.

Fitzgerald, Lnmpkin.

JfitcAeU--Fourth Monday in May and

Sumtar--W. H. DaTiaon, AUen Fort, November.

AmericuB.

Worthr-Fourth Monday in April and

TaSut--J. M. Matthews, Talbotton; November.

! C. Mavtnd, Geneva. IfaKriirro--J. T. Chapman, Craw-
ford ville. TatncO--K. Bird, Reidsrflle. Taylor--J. D. Mitchell, Butler. Teytoir-Joha. Wilcoz, Temperance. TemZ-R. G. Hill, Dawson. Thomat--D. H. Wilmot, W.M. Ham-
mond, ThomasTille. Ibieiu--8. Y. Jamison, Hiawaasee. Troop--J. F. Awtry, A. H. COT, La

; I

Atlanta Circuit-George HOI-
yer, judge; B. H. Hill, Jr., solicitorgeneral. Sam. W. Small, official court reporter. Atlanta.
jOsjKaft--Third Monday in March and September.
Clayton--First Monday in March and September.
f\tUon--Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.

Orange.

I Augusta Circuit--Claiborne

. T. Glover. JeffereonTille. Snead, judge; Salem Dutcher, solicitor-

. J. Butt, Blairsrille.

general. 8. Warren Mays, official court

. C. Hharman, Thomaston. reporter, Augusta.

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GEOEOIA STATE

Burke--Third. Monday in Hay and flarrii Second Monday in April Mid

November. Columbia--Fourth Monday

in

March

October. Marion--Third Monday in

April and

and September. XcDwffle--Third

Monday

in

March

October, Muteoget--Second

Monday

in

'May

and September. Richmond--Third

Monday

in

April

and November. Steieart--Fourth Monday in April and

and October.
Blue Ridge Circuit-George
N. Lester, judge; Thomas F. Greer, solicitor-general. Benjamin F. Payne, official court reporter, Canton.
Gherokee--Fourth Monday in Feb

October. TaJ6ot--Second Monday in March and
September. Toyler--First Monday In April and
October.
Cherokee Circuit.

ruary and second Monday in August. &}&--Second Monday in March and
.November. Dawwn--Third Monday in April and
second Monday in September. JPbnnfn--Third Monday in May and
October. fbriyOtr--Third Monday in February
and fourth Monday in August. Gihntr--Second Monday in May and
October. Lumpkin--Second Monday in April
and first Monday in September. Milton--Fourth Monday in March
and third Monday in August. Pickens--Fourth Monday in April
and September.

C. D. McCntchen, judge; A. T. Hackett, solicitor-general. John N. Kflcer, official court reporter, Calhonn.
Bartow--Second Monday in January and July.
CUfexMo--Second Monday in February and August.
Dade--Third Monday in March and September.
Gordon--Fourth Monday in February and August.
Hurray--Third Monday in February and August.
TTTii^feW-First Monday in April and October.
Coweta Circuit.

Town*--First Monday after fourth Monday in May and October.
Union--Fourth Monday in May and October.
Brunswick Circuit--M. L.

Hugh Buchanan, judge; 8. W. Har ris, solicitor-general. W. X. Beall. offi cial court reporter, Thomaston.
OampbeU--First Monday in February and August.

Mershon, judge; Simon W. Hitch, soli OaaroO--First Monday in April and

citor-general. W. E. Kay, official court October.

reporter, Brunswick.

Coweta--First Monday in March and

Appling--Third Monday in March September.

and September.

.Dotip&tt--Fourth Monday in January

Camden--Tuesday after second Mon and July.

day in May and November.

fbyette--First Monday in May and

OharUon--Third Monday in May and November.

November.

Heard--Third Monday In March and

Clinch--Tuesday after third Monday September.

in April and October.

Meriwethtfr--Third Monday in Febru

Coffee--Tuesday after fourth Monday ary and August.

in April and October.

Tramp--Third Monday in May and

Glynn--Fourth Monday in May and November.

November Pierce--First Monday in April and
October. Ware--Second Monday in April and
October. Wayne--Fourth Monday in March
and September.
Chattahoochee Circuit--

Eastern Circuit.
W. B. Fleming, judge; Alfred R Smith, solicitor-general; Walter G. Charlton, official court reporter, Savan nah.
Ayan--Thursday after first Monday in April and October.
JBuBm&--Thursday before lint Hoik-

M. J. Crawford, judge; H. Bussey, soli- Monday in April and October.

tor-general. Q-. Yl Tignor, official Otuunam-- Second Monday in Febru

court reporter, Jonesborough.

ary, May and October.

Ghattahoochet--Fo-urih Monday in Bfflngham--First Monday in April

March and September.

and October.

AND BUSINESS DI&EOTOBY.

17

Zttorty-^Tuesday after second Mon Lincoln--Fourth Monday in April

day in May and October^

and October.

Jfe/nfeKA--Tuesday after last Monday Maditon--First Monday is March and

in April and October.

September.

Flint Circuit.
A. M. Speer, judge; F. D. Dismuke, solicitor-Odherak William E. H. Searcy, official court reporter, Griffin.
Buttt -Second Monday in March and September.
Henry--Third Monday in April and October.

Oglethorpe-- Third Monday in April and October.
Taliaferro--Fourth Monday in Feb ruary and August.
Warren--First Monday in April and ctober.
Zfef--First Monday in May and [ovember.

Ifonroe--Fourth Monday in February

Ocmulgee Circuit.

and August. Newton--Third Monday in March and

Thomas G. Lawson, judge; Robert A. Whitfleld, solicitor-general Walter

September.

'ayne, official court reporter, Milledge-

Pivfaj--First Monday is April and Oc ville.

tober.

Baldwin--Third Monday in February

Sockdolf--Third Monday in February and August.

and August. Spolding--First Monday in February

Qreene-- Second and September.

Monday

in March

and August Up*m--First

Monday

in

May

and

Jasper--Fourth Monday ia April" and October.

November.

Jonet--Third Monday in April and

Macon Circuit.
Thomas 3. Simmons, judge; C. L. Bartlett, solicitor-general. Thomas Spencer, official court reporter, Atlanta.
Bibb--Fourth Monday in April and October.
Orauford--Fourth Monday in March

)ctober. Morgan--First Monday in March and
September. Pulnam--Third Monday in March
and September. WOkinson--First Monday in April
and October.

and September.

Oconee Circuit.

Houtton--Fourth Monday in May and November.

A. C. Pate, judge; Thomas Eason, solicitor-general Has no court reporter.

Middle Circuit.

Dodge--First Monday in May and No

Herschel V. Johnson, judge; James . Hines, Solicitor-general. Has no court reporter.
Emanud--Thud Monday in April and October.
Jefferton--Second Monday in Ma; and November.
Johnton--Fourth Monday in Marc] and September.
Mcreien--First Monday in May am November.
Tatnali--Second Monday in April and Octdber.
Washington--First Monday in March amd September.
Northern Circuit.
E. H. Pottle, judge; Seaborn Reese, solicitor-general. C. W. Seidell, officia

vember. Dooly--Second and third Monday in
March and September.. /ruin--Monday after fourth Monday
in March and September. Lauren--Second Monday in April
and October. Montgomery^--Wednesday after fourth
Monday in April and October. Puiatki--Second and third Monday
in May and November. Tej/air--Tuesday after third Monday
in April and October. Taiggt--First Monday in March and
September. Vfiteox--Fourth Monday in March
and September.
Pataula Circuit.

i court reporter, Hartwell. ffibert--Second Monday in March am September.
Glatcoek--Third Monday in February and August.
Hancock--Second Monday in April and October.
Bart--Third Monday in March an September.

Arthur Hood, judge; J. T. Flewellen, solicitor-general. Has no court re porter.
Ofay--Fourth Monday in March and September.
JBarly--First and second Monday in April and October.
Miller--Third Monday ia April and October.

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GEOKGIA STATE GAZETTEER

Quit-man--Third Monday in May and Clarke--Second and third Monday in

November.

May and November.

Randolph--Pint and second Monday Ooonee--Fourth Monday in January

in May and November.

and July.

TerreU--Fourth Monday in May and Franklin--Second Monday in April

November, and holds two weeks.

and October.

Rome Circuit.

Gtotnnett--First and second Monday in March and first Monday in Septem

J. W. H. TJnderwood, judge; C. T. ber.

Clements, solicitor general. 0. B. Wil- Habertham--Third Monday in April

lingham, official court reporter, Carters- and October.

ville.

HaU--Third and fourth Monday in

Chattooga--First Monday in March March and September.

and September.

Jackton--First and second Monday

Floyd--First Monday in January and in February and August.

July, and holds four weeks--longer if Rabun--Fourth Monday in April and

necessary.

October.

Pauldmg--first Monday in February WaUon--Second and Third Monday

and August.

in February and August.

Afifc--Second Monday in February White--First Monday after fourth

and August and holds two weeks.

Monday in April and October.

Haralion--Third Monday in January aud July and holds two weeks.

u. s. cow

LND OFFI-

Walker--Last Monday in February

and August.

Northern District.

- Southern Circuit. Augustus H. Hansell, judge; B. G-. Mitchell, solicitor-general. Employs the services of reporter of Brunswick cir

Composed of the counties of Banks, Bartow, Butts, Campbell, Carrol), Catoosa, Chattooga, Cherokee, Clarke, Clayton, Cobb, Coweta, Dade, Dawson,

cuit. Berrein--Third Monday in March and

DeKalb, Douglas, Blbert, Fannin, Fayette, Floyd, Forsyth, Franklin, Fulton,

September.

Gilmer, Gordon, Greene, Gwinnett,

Brookt--First Monday in May and November.
Colguitt-- Wednesday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Schou--Tuesday after first Monday in April and October.
Lovmdes--Third Monday in May and

Habersbam, Hall, Haralson, Hart, Heard. Henry, Lincoln, Lumpkin, Mad ison, Meriwether, Milton, Morgan, Mur ray, Newton, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Paulding, Pickens, Pike, Polk, Rabun, Bockdale, Spalding, Taliaferro, Towns, Troup, TJnion, Walker, Walton, White,

November. Thomas--Third
October.

week

in

April

and

Whitfleld and Wilkes. Court Rooms--20'Decatur St..
Atlanta.

Southwestern Circuit.

Circuit Court--Convenes sec

O. F. Crisp, judge; C. B. Hudson, solicitor-general. W. M. Hawkes,official court reporter, Americus.
Lee--Second Monday in March and November.
Maeon--First Monday in December and third Monday in May.
Sehley--Fourth Monday in April and October.
Stouter--Second Monday in April and October.
WeMer--firat Monday in April and

ond Monday in March and September. Hon. William B. Woods, judge, Atlan ta; Henry P. Farrow, district attor ney; George 8. Thomas, assistant; Ju lius L. Brown, standing master in chan cery; A. E. Buck, clerk; W. H. Loften, deputy; O. P. Fitzsimons, marshal.
District Court--Convenes first Monday in March and September. Hon. John Erskine, judge, Atlanta; Henry P. Farrow, District attorney; George 8. Thomas, assistant; A. E. Buck, clerk; O. P. Fitzsimons, marshal.

October.

Western Circuit.

A. S. Irwin, judge; A. L. Mitchell, H. Smyth, Atlanta; Alexander G. Mur

solicitor-general. J. B. Christie, official ray, Griffin; Junius F. Hillyer, Rome,

court reporter, Athens.

S.~W. Leland, Cartersville; 8. M. Her-

Sank*--First Monday in April and rington. Athens; 8. C.Dunlap, Gatnes-

October.

ville; J. P. Harrison, Dahlonega.

AND BUSINESS

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Southern District.

ties of the western two-thirds of the

Composed of the counties of Appling, Baker, Baldwin, Berrien, Bibb, Brooks, Bryan, Bullock, Burke, Calhoun, Camden, Charlton, Chatham, Chattahoochee, Clay, Clinch, Coffee, Colquitt, Colum

State. Office, 24 South Broad street, Atlanta.
Andrew Clark, collector; S. M. Nealon, chief clerk and deputy.
Deputies: FrancisFL Putney, Albany;

bia, Crawford, Decatur, Dodge, Dooly, Dougherty, Early, Echols, Efflngham, Emanuel, G,]ascock, Glynn, Hancock,

George W. Ware, Athens; T. D. Irish, J. R. Haskins, Atlanta; LassarMyer, Columbus; B. P. Brinbeny, Cuthbert-

Harris, Houston, Irwin, Jefferson, Johnson, Jones, Laurens, Lee, Liberty, Lowndes, Me Duffle, Mclntosh, Macon, Marion, Miller, Mitchell, Monroe, Montgomery, Muscogee, Pierce, Pulaski, Putnam, Quitman, Randolph, Richmond, Schley, Screven, Stewart,

8. W. Murray. Dablonega; William Pool, Dalton; W. T. B. Wilson, Gaineaville; E. M. Brown, Griffin; W. W. Brown, Macon; George A. Pox, Mari etta; A. W Port, Newnan; Thomas H. Cuyler, Rome; W. O. H. Shepard, Toccoa; J. C. Hendrix, at large.

Sumter, Talbot, Tatnall, Taylor, Telfair, Terrell, Thomas, Twiggs, Upson,

Third District.

Ware, Warren, Washington, Wayne, Composed of (52) fifty two counties

Webster, Wilcox, Wukinson and of the State.

Worth.

Office, Exchange Building, Savan

Court Rooms--Custom House, nah. Edward C. Wade, collector.-

Savannah

Deputies: P. W. Foster, Augustus

Circuit Court--Convenes sec Beall, T. R, Harper, Angusta; D. T.

ond Monday in April and Thursday Dunn, Brunswick; T. C. Holden,

after first Monday in November. Hon. Crawfordville; R. T. Gibson, Richard

William B. Woods, judge, Atlanta; Nelson, Gordon; W. S. Mayfield, J.W.

Henry P. Farrow, district attorney; S. Swann, Greensborough: W. J. White,

E. Darnel], assistant; W. P. Ward, D. C. Brundage, Mffiedgeville; M. C.

clerk; W. M. Heyward, assistant; J. Wade, Adolph Leers, F. W. Blizard,

W. Andereon, marshal.

E. R, Belcher, C. 8. Park, Savannah;

District Court--Convenes sec D. P. Luke, Thomasville; R. W. Tay-

ond Tuesday in February, May, Au lor, Waynesborough.

gust and November. Hon. John

Erskine, judge, Atlanta; Henry P. Far row, district attorney; 8. E. Darnell,

COUNTIES AND OFFI

assistant: W. P. Ward, clerk; J. W.

CERS.

Anderson, marshal. Commissioners--Francis F.

Appling--Baxley C- H.

Putney, Albany; Joseph P. Carr, Henry Silas A. Crosby............. .Ordinary

W. Carr, Joseph T. Annand, Augusta; W.W.Graham.... .........'.. .Clerk

H. B. Waugh, Bainbridge; T. J. Fuller, J. a Cook. ...................Sheriff

Blackshear; W. B. Coker, Brunswick; J. J. Davis.... .........Tax Receiver

Jesse M. Burtz, Camilla; L. P. Down Silas Roberson...... .. .Tax Collector

ing, Walter H. Johnson. Columbus; Napoleon Weatherby.... .. .Treasurer

Samuel F. Gore, Griswoldville; Robert Arthur Johnson ............ Surveyor

A. Nisbet, Matthew R. Freeman, Ma Lewis J. Johnson ............Coroner

con; Charles W. Bobbins, SatiUa; H. C. Wayne, Edward C. Wade, A. N.

Baker--Newton.

Wilson, Willard P. Ward, William James V. Broadaway. ..*...... Ordinary

Hardin, Thomas

Isaac Bennett, Savannah; Benj. J. P. Hudspeth............Clerk M. Hooking, Thomasville; James H. Powell...............Sheriff

John F. Lawson, Waynesborough.

James M. Odum........ .Tax Receiver

Registrars in Bankruptcy
--Atlanta, Lawson Black; Columbus, Lemuel T. Downing; Griffin, Alexan

Robert B. Odum......... Tax Collector Lawrence G. Powell......... Treasurer John L. Boynton.......... . .Surveyor

der G. Murray; Madison, Albert G. Wm. A. Edmunds........ .. .Coroner

Foster; Savannah, Isaac Beckett; Union

Point, W. W.Lumpkin.

Baldwin-Milledgeville.

INTERNAL REVENUE.

Daniel B. Sanford............Ordinary Walter Paine.................... Clerk

Second District.

Charles W. Ennis ..............Sheriff

Composed of the (85) eighty-five conn- J. Hunter McConib..... ..Tax Receiver

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GEORGIA

GAZETTBKE

John H. Stembridge ....Tax Collector H. W. Thomas.... .........Treasurer R.L. Hunter........... ....Surveyor WilliamS. Scott..............Coroner

Bulloch--Statesborough. Neil Buie................... Ordinary Alien K. Lanier.................Clerk Elias M. McElwin..............Sheriff

Banks--Homer.

Adam J. Her............Tax Receiver

T. F. Hill ... ..............Ordinary Robert J. Dyar.................. Clerk B. F. Sudduth .. .............Sheriff W. C. Holbrook.........Tax Receiver

Frank M. Donaldson .. .Tax Collector Jno. G. Williams ...........Treasurer Frederick I. Williams........Surveyor Geo. W. Kicklighter..........Coroner

P. A. Walters...........Tax Collector James M. Miller.............Treasurer G. R. Bowdon........... ...Surveyor William Arflin .............Coroner

Burke--Waynesborough. Edward F. Lawson.......... Ordinary Seaborn J. Bell..................Clerk Joseph W. H. Bell..............Sheriff

Bartow--Cartersvllle. F. L. Brinson.... .......Tax Receiver

Jeremiah A. Howard........Ordinary ThomasA.Word ......... .....Clerk James Kennedy..;............ .Sheriff William W. Guin........Tax Receiver

G. A. Ward.............Tax Collector Thomas Quinney... ........Treasurer James A. Lambet............Surveyor Bin-chart Heuseler........ ... Coroner

William W. Rich........Tax Collector Humphrey W. Cobb......... Treasurer George W. Hill..............Surveyor C. M. Gladden.... ...........Coroner
Berrien--Nashville.

Butts--Jackson.
P. M. Compton........... . .Ordinary LarkinD. Watson........ .....Clerk Wm.D. Curry............... .Sheriff Jas. H. Pettigrew ...... Tax Receiver

W. E. Connell...............Ordinary Silas Tygart....................Clerk L. P. Goodwin.... ........ ...Sheriff Moses H. Geddins..... .Tax Receiver

John O. Andrews.. .... .Tax Collector Henry O. Benton............Treasurer Wm. D. R. Nbrris............Surveyor Gondmas S. Thompson....... .Coroner

James W. Walker.......Tax Collector W. D. Griffin...............Treasurer T. R. McCramie............. Surveyor Ezekiel Parrish .............. Coroner
Bibb--Macon.

Calhoun--Morgan. B. C. MitcheU........... . ...Ordinary A. J. Monroe.... .............. Clerk W. W. Gladden................Sheriff J. A. Monroe............Tax Receiver

John A McManus........ .. Ordinary W. W. Gladden ........Tax Collector

Alberts. Ross................. Clerk ........ ................... Treasurer

George T. Cherry...... ...... Sheriff D. H. Miller............. .. .Surveyor

Robert J. Anderson..... .Tax Receiver Alex. Cooper................. .Coroner

Henry J. Peter..........Tax Collector No report................. Treasurer
J. C. Wheeler...............Surveyor James P. Chapman...........Coroner

Camden--Saint Mary's. F. M. Adams................Ordinary W. W. Gowan.............. .. Clerk Madison Mann............... .Sheriff

Brooks--Quitman. . Garie Long..............Tax Receiver

Alexander P. Perham. ......Ordinary William G. Bentley.............. Clerk John T. Thrasher........ .... Sheriff Thomas J. Hardee.......Tax Receiver

A. W. Seals.............Tax Collector J. J. Rudulph...............Treasurer E. N. Atkinson......... ....Surveyor Daniel Mitchell.............. ..Coroner

Stephen 8. Meadows.... Tax Collector Campbell--Falrburn.

J. I. Collins.................Treasurer S. A. Griffin............. ...Surveyor E. D. Ponder.................Coroner

Reuben C. Beavers...........Ordinary MerreUH. Woodall ............Clerk John L. Camp ........... ....Sheriff

Bryan--Eden. J. B. Brown.................Ordinary A. G. Smith............. .......Clerk W. G. Thompson...... .......Sheriff William E. Webb ....... Tax Receiver John J. Haymans. . .Tax Collector

Jas. A. Vickery ........ -Tax Receiver Spencer Harvey........Tax Collector B. T. Ritchie.............. Treasurer George Latham..............Surveyor Stephen Malone...............Coroner
Carroll--Carrollton.

Alonzo O. Van Bracle...... .Treasurer David B. Julian ... .........Ordinary

Tames N. Dugger............Surveyor John M. B. Kelly..............Clerk

Isaac Bush....... ...........Coroner James M. Hewitt....... .......Sheriff

AND BDSWES8*DrBBcrroRT.

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William W. Beall........Tax Receiver J D. Creel.... ... .... .Tax Collector David W. Sims..............Treasurer J. D. Jordan................Surveyor tMlbert Cole..................Coroner
Catoosa--RI nggold.

Clarke--Athens.
Asa ML Jackson..............Ordinary John L Huggins.................Clerk Josiah A. Browning............Sheriff David E. Sims. :....... -Tax Receiver P B. Lucas.............Tax Collector

Russell J. Jones............Ordinary W. H. H. Clark.... ...........Clerk Jacob Cook............... Sheriff

Sidney C. Reese ........ ...Treasurer Edwin E. Lumpkio...... ... Surveyor WUeyP.Hood ...... ........Coroner

Ti. JI. AAllswaibhrrononkt, ^j -TTaaxx CRoelcleeicvtoerr

Clay--Fort Caines.

Wm. S. Inman.... ... .. ..Treasurer N. Whitesmith.... .. ...r.. Surveyor Nathan Campbell ... ........Coroner
Charlton-Traders Hill.

John T. Walker............Ordinary James L. Tucker.. .............Clerk JohnW.Sutton ...............Sheriff B. L. Brown............Tax Receiver Robert B. Peterson..... .Tax Collector

Robert Hatcher ..............Ordinary John W. McLendbn........Treasurer

John A. Johnson................Clerk John Brooks... ........... ...Sheriff

H. L. Bunn.... ............Surveyor William C. Morris ...........Coroner

Jonathan J. Stokes......Tax Receiver Perry M. Courson........ Tax Collector

Clayton--Jones borough.

Alberts. Sayton....... ....Treasurer Joseph A. McConnell .......Ordinary

Francis D. Waumbright .... .Surveyor N. 0. McConnell.... . ........Clerk

Hiram M. Taylor_ ..........Coroner William S. Archer.............Sheriff

Chatham--Savannah'

William J. Livingston.. .Tax Receiver James B. Dunn.........Tax Collector

John O. Chas. 8.

Ferrill.... .........Ordinary Hardee.................Clerk

ElishaL Hanes.............Treasurer Berket Dean......... ...... Surveyor

John T. Ronan................. Sheriff W. S. P. Chambers..... .... -Coroner

Barnard E. Bee.......... Tax Receiver Jas. J. McGowan .......Tax Collector John Williamson ...........Treasurer

Clinch--Homerville. Moses Tomlinson ....... ...Ordinary

John T. Tebeau .. .. ....... Surveyor Cornelias A. Smith.............. Clerk

Benj. J. F. Sheftall ...........Coroner John T. Courson...............Sheriff

Chattahoochee--Cusseta.

William J. Rives........Tax Receiver Madison M. Caswell ... .Tax Collector

James .

astlebeny. j Ord('a*j[

Henry C. Moore.... ..... ..Treasurer Jackson J. Taylor............Surveyor

J. Litt Howell......".!!'."."."'.'. Sheriff Benjamin Osteen.... .........Coroner

J. H. Cobb..............Tax Receiver J. M. Dnvis..............Tax Collector W. L. Howard ....... .... .Treasurer

Cobb-Marietta. Hamilton M. Hammett....... Ordinary

T. D. Willis..... ............Surveyor W. L. Haden ... .... ....Coroner

John IJ. Campbell...............Clerk Wm. P. Stephens............. -Sheriff

Chattooga--Summerville.

Samuel V. Mayes........Tax Receiver Wm. P. Stephens........Tax Collector

Tohn Mattox.... ...... ....Ordinary H. D, C. Edmondson........ . .Clerk John W. Cain, Jr..............Sheriff

John B. Campbell...........Treasurer John R. Ward.............. -Surveyor Merritt R. Lyon............. ..Coroner

W. P. Burgess.... ... .Tax Receiver

Coffee-Douglass.

W. O. Edmondson ......Tax < tollector Robert Williams....... ....Treasurer A. S. New. .... ..........Coroner

Thomas Young..............Ordinary C. A. Ward.....................-Clerk James Stephens..... ..........Sheriff

Cherokee--Canton.

John Tucker............Tax Receiver Alien Carver............Tax Collector

Odian W. Putnam.... ..... .Ordinary Vincent Ricketson...........Treasurer

Jabez Gait.... ............... .Clerk Enoch G. Gramburg............ Sheriff

Hiram Ellis..................Surveyor Joseph Ward............... ...Coroner

James L. Jordan ........Tax Receiver Adolphus L. Kinnett... .Tax Collector

Colquitt-Moultrie.

Josepn D. Dobbs ....... .. .Treasurer Henry Gay................. -Ordinary

Wm. W. Hawkins...........Surveyor A. D. Patterson......... ..... ..Clerk

Wm. T. Kirk.................Coroner Jeremiah B. Norman, Jr........Sheriff

22

GBOKGIA STATE GAZETTEER

George F. Newton....

DeKalb-- Decatur.

Richard J. Norman. ........ .Treasurer Matthew Tucker. ........... .Surveyor John J. Scott ................ .Coroner

H. V. Bayne.. ....... ...... ..Ordinary J. R. Russell. ....... .......... .Clerk James Hunter. ................. Sheriff I. L. Teat.. ........ .....Tax Receiver

Columbia--Appllng.

James T. Veal. .......... Tax Collector

Daniel C. Moore....... .......Ordinary

J. R. McAlister.. ...... .... Treasurer E. M. Kittridge. ... ..... . .Surveyor

George W. Gray..........

Turner L. Evans. .......... ...Coroner

Bradford Ivy .................Sheriff

Dodge-- Eastman.

George D. Dossey. ...... .Tax Receiver Oliver Hardy. .......... .Tax Collector James J. Pounds. .... ....... Surveyor

John J. Rozer. . . ........... Ordinary J. C. Rawlins . . ............. Clerk William B. Sapp. ............. .Sheriff

Coweta Newnan. James P. Brewster. .......... Ordinary

John W. Bohannan. . .... Tax Receiver J. W. Woodard ........ .Tax Collector W. W. Ashburn. ...... ... .Treasurer

Daniel Swint. .. ............... Clerk James W. Anderson. .......... -Sheriff Elisha Cureton. ..... ... Tax Receiver James Jackson .......... Tax Collector

Joseph H artley ... .. ......... Surveyor 8. B. Coody...... ........ ....Coroner
Dooly-- Vienna.

Daniel E. Elmore. ...........Treasurer James R. Holmes. .......... .Ordinary

A. M. Hartsfield. . . . . ....... Surveyor J. E. Lilly. ... .. ......... ....Clerk

Baylis Richardson. ........... .Coroner F. T. Rape....... ..... ...... Sheriff

Crawford-- Knoxville.

RobleyD. Smith.. .......... . .Ordinary C. H. Everett. ............. .Treasurer

A. J. Danilly...... ............. .Clerk M.C.Jordan... .... ...... .Surveyor

R. M. Bonds. .................. Sheriff T. A. Ammons ........... ..Coroner

Ww. Ww. RTJQaTy, . ......... \|TTaaxx CRoelc]eeicvtoerr

Dougherty--Vienna.

J. W. Andrews. ........... .Treasurer Bryan A. Collier. ..........Ordinary

George W. White. ...... ... .Surveyor Wiley P Burks. . ............. . .Clerk

Sanders Bond. ............... Coroner F.G.Edwards .. ........ .....Sheriff

Dade-- Trenton.
Joseph A. Bennett. ... ...... . Ordinary Nathan W. Cole.. ............. ..Clerk James A. Blevins ............. Sheriff John Clark .... ...... . .Tax Receiver
(Contested). .......... Tax Collector D. O'Neal ... ............. .Treasurer W. S. Taylor. ... .......... .Surveyor Robert Lindsay. ............. .Coroner
Dawson-- Dawsonville.

Richard S. Rust. ....... .Tax Receiver Joel R. Forester. ....... .Tax Collector
No report.;.. .. ..... .. Treasurer C. G-. Flournoy. ............ .Surveyor Eli Outlaw.... ............ ....Coroner
Douglas--Douglasvi lie. John V. Edge. ............. .Ordinary S. N. Dorsett. ................. .Clerk George M. Souter. ............. Sheriff H. T. Cooper. ......... Tax Receiver I. M. Watson. ... ...... .Tax Collector

Hiram B. Smith. ....... .... Ordinary John "W. Hughes. .............. .Clerk Horatio Tatum. . ............. ..Sheriff

S. N. Dorsett..... ....... -Treasurer John M. Huey..... ....... .Surveyor F. M. MitcheD. . ............. .Coroner

Moses Smith. ........... Tax Receiver

Early--B lakely.

John C. Edmondson. . . ..Tax Collector Joseph T. Castleberry. ...... .Treasurer R. B. McClure. ... ... ..... -Surveyor C. H. Jones... ........ . ..Coroner

James N. Evans. .......... . .Ordinary Joel W. Perry.. ............ .....Clerk John S. Mosley. ... .......... Sheriff John P. Lane. ....... ....Tax Receiver

Decatur--Bainbrldge. George E. Chipstead .... .Tax Collector

Martin O'Neal. . .... .1 1 ..... .Ordinary JohnT. Wimberly........ ......Clerk L. F. Burkett... .......... ...... Sheriff JTa.coKb HTTaOrr,,e.IlIl. ........ i TTaaxx Cjo^l^lec^to^r

James Buchanan. ......... . .Treasurer David L. Pickle. . . . ...... Surveyor Robert T. Butler ...... .... .Coroner
Echols-Statenville.
John Herndon. ............. .Ordinary

W. D. Swicord............ .Treasurer Leroy Buchanan. ...... ... ... .Clerk

D. W. Maxwell. ........... . -Surveyor Nathan Hendricks ............ .Sheriff

R. B. Kerr. ...... ......... . .Coroner James Tomlinson. ...... .Tax Receiver

AND Business DEBBCTOBY.

George W. Prine........Tax Collector

Forsyth--Gumming.

Halcomb McKinney.........Treasurer Jolm Touchstone.... .......Surveyor David Herndon ..............Coroner

William D. Bcntley..........Ordinary Samuel B. Patterson............Clerk Wm. A. Porter................Sheriff

Efflngham--Springfield. Rufus E. G-nthrie........Tax Receiver

Amos F. Rahn.............. .Ordinary Jonathan Sharouse..............Clerk Daniel Q. Morgan..............Sheriff Robert Trout............Tax Receiver

John M. Taylor..........Tax Collector Jesse N. Clement............Treasurer John W. Vance..............Surveyor Lewis Perry.... .............Coroner

A. C. Morgan........ . .Tax Collector Franklin--Carnesville.

John R. Burgsteiner.........Treasurer A. K. Powers................Surveyor J. J. Usher....... ...........Coroner

Lemuel N. Tribble........... Ordinary Andrew J. NeaL ...............Clerk John C. McCarter.............. Sheriff

Elbert-Elberton.

James H. Sullivan........Tax Receiver

James A. Andrew........... OrdinaryThomas A. Chandler............Clerk D. B. Alexander...............Sheriff T. P. Ouin..............Tax Receiver E. B. Higginbotham.... .Tax Collector

David H. Payne........Tax Collector D. C. Benton ...............Treasurer H. A. Conger................Surveyor James P. Adair...............Coroner
Fulton--Atlanta.

Robert M. Heard........ ...Treasurer Daniel Pittman..............Ordinary

R. W. Cleveland.............Surveyor J. S. Holliday......... ........Clerk

J. E. Campbell...............Coroner W. A. Wilson............ ...Sheriff

Eman uel--Swainsborough.

Wm. 8. R

Ezzard............Tax Receiver Hoyle........ ...Tax Collector

Jacob P. Pugsley............Ordinary C. M. Payne................Treasurer

William R Kemp.............. Clerk B. F. Walker................Surveyor

William Cannady..............Sheriff W. G. Drake............ ....Coroner

Qeo. M. T. Whitfield....Tax Receiver W. 8. Coleman..........Tax Collector

Cilmer-Ellijay.

John T. Lewis .............Treasurer J. C. Alien..................Ordinary

James L. Moore ............Surveyor Lev! M. Greer..................Clerk

Richard North...............Coroner James R Johnson..... .......Sheriff

Fan n in--Morganton.

Peter G. Hyatt..........Tax Receiver Pinckney H. Milton.....Tax Collector

tieo. A. Thomas............. Ordinary ....... ....................Treasurer

L. G. Cutcher...................Clerk James A. Carnes............. Surveyor

Leonard Higden.;............. Sheriff GeorgeF. Smith..............Coroner

T. J. Wilson ..........Tax Receiver Sol. M. Douthit ........Tax Collector

Glascock--Glbson.

No report.................Treasurer F. L. Calhoun...............Ordinary

David P. Smith..............Surveyor E. B. Rogers........ ...........Clerk

James A. Tarpley.............Coroner W. Vf. Kitchens...............Sheriff

Fayette--Payetteville.

W. Otts Smith......... .Tax Receiver Richard Thigpen........Tax Collector

L. B. Griggs.................Ordinary Isham S. Peebles....... ... .Treasurer

A. E. Stokes. .................Clerk Seaborn Kitchens............Surveyor

James A. Carlisle..............Sheriff W. R Corwell. .....'.........Coroner

John M. Phillips.. .... .Tax Receiver Wm. J. Jacobs..........Tax Collector

Glynn--Brunswick.

A. McEachem ..............Treasurer William B. C. Coker.... . Ordinary

C. Brantley .................Surveyor Thomas O'Conner, Jr............ Clerk

0. T. Banister............ ...Coroner Joseph E. Lambright...........Sheriff

Floyd--Rome.

Wm. Turner.... .......Tax Receiver Wm. A. Berrie..........Tax Collector

Henry J. Johnson ...........Ordinary John P. Lamb..............Treasurer

Adolphus E. Ross...............Clerk E. A. Peniman..............Surveyor

JohnM. Quinn.................Sheriff Dr. L. B. Davis........... ..Coroner

Lucius E. Beall.........Tax Receiver John J. Black...........Tax Collector

Gordon--Calhoun.

R. H. West. ..............Treasurer Edward J. Kiker............ Ordinary

Hines M. Smith..............Surveyor James M. Reeve.................Clerk

Oswell W. Sill................Coroner Wm. H. Black................Sheriff

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STATS GAZETTEER

Lemuel M. Bimpson... ..Tax Receiver

Harris--Hamilton.

Thomas J. Norton .... ..Tax Collector B. Rossiter Bray............Treasurer G. W. Marsh................Surveyor B. 8. Lashley................. Coroner

. F. C. Williams............ Ordinary W. Samuel Robinson..... ... .. Clerk B. H. Williams............. Sheriff t. E. Fort..... ........Tax Receiver

Creene--Greensborough. umuel J. Hunt . .. .tax Collector

Joel P. Thornton............ Ordinary Isaac B. Hall ..................Clerk

lenry C. Kimbrough .......Treasurer 'homas J. Lamar... ........ Surveyor W. J. Smith..................Coroner

Joseph H. English j ;; ^ ' j^*

Hart-Hartwell.

Miles G. Copelan... .. .Tax Collector James B. Park, Jr...........Treasurer Jefferson P. Wright.......... Surveyor Jno. H. Sullivan.... ......... Coroner
Cwlnnett--Lawrencevllle.
Cyrus A. Alien..............Ordinary Simpson A. Hagood............. Clerk Richard M. Wheeler............Sheriff W. B. Chamblee......... Tax Receiver

'. O. Stephenson............Ordinary Jharles A. Webb............... -Clerk ames B. Myers................Sheriff eptha W. Thornton.... Tax Beceiver 'ames L. Johnson...... .Tax Collector iohn O. Bobo... .......'. ..Treasurer A. J. McMullan... ......... Surveyor Alien McGee ........ .......Coroner
Heard--Franklin*

Geo. W. Garner........ -Tax Collector John B. Beall................Ordinary

Jaa. L. King................Treasurer Azariah T. Fuller...............Clerk

J. H. Suddeth............... Surveyor saacj. Stephens............ - .Sheriff

P. J. Peters...................Coroner Fohn J. Bledsoe..........Tax Beceiver

Habersham--Clarksville.

Ym. J. Alman..........Tax Collector Tames F. Bevis..............Treasurer

B. N. Groves................Ordinary foshua M. Drummond........ Surveyor

J. H. Addison..................-Clerk W. Sam'1 Echols........... .. Coroner

M. Fuller..... ................Sheriff A. P. Grant.............Tax Receiver Ezekiel Fuller...........Tax Collector Robert N. Wst...... ......Treasurer John A. Reynolds........ ... Surveyor A. J. Nix .................. Coroner

Hen ry--McDonough. Lbel A. Lemon..............Ordinary Chas. M. Speer.................Clerk Willis Goodwin....... ........ Sheriff Wm. H. Askew .........Tax Receiver J. 13. Elliott........... .Tax Collector

Hall-Cainesvllle.

David Knott................Treasurer

James B. M. W inbura....... Ordinary Robert Sandifer........... .. Surveyor John J. Mayne.................Clerk Fohn Boatner.................Coroner

J. L. Gaines......... .........Sheriff

Houston--Perry.

M. B. Sewell............Tax Receiver Benjamin J. Hawkins.. .Tax Collector R. C. Young................Treasurer M. P. Caldwell.............. Surveyor Edward Lowry...............Coroner

Andrew S. Giles........... ..Ordinary Derrilli H. Culler. ......... ..Clerk Thomas M. Butner............Sheriff Marshall H. Thomson....Tax Receiver Wm. H. Brunson........Tax Collector

Hancock--Sparta.

Joel W. Mann....... ...... -Treasurer

Thomas J. Little............. Ordinary Wm. L. Carr ............... Surveyor William H. Bass................Clerk Andrew B. Schilling... ......Coroner

Thomas A. Stewart............Sheriff LaFayettePowell....... -Tax Receiver De Lamar Turner.......Tax Collector William H. Bass.... .......Treasurer James E. Baugh..... . ...Surveyer Bosswell Hutchings. .........Coroner

Irwln--Irwlnville.
David Ewing................Ordinary H. W. Clements ................. Clerk Benj. J. Griffin, Jr..............Sheriff James Paulk............ Tax Receiver Lemuel D. Taylor..... .Tax Collector

Haralson--Buchanan. James A. J. Henderson...... Treasurer

' S. M. Davenport............. Ordinary Henry C. Head......:...........Clerk

Daniel W. H.

Tucker............... Surveyor Bishop................Coroner

Joqn K. Holcombe, Jr......... Sheriff

Jackson--Jefferson.

N. H. Nelson............Tax Beceive B. L. Hilton.............TaxCollecto Aaron Weatherby .......... Treasure George W. Gentry........... Surveyo Joseph M. Waldrop...........Corone

H. W. Bell..................Ordinary
Thomas H. Niblack............Clerk Thomas A. McElhanon........ Sheriff W. C. Appleby..........Tax Receiver
(Vacant).............. Tax Collector

AND Bnstirass DIRECTORY.

Jas. L. Williamson.... .....Treasurer A. L. Johnson..............Surveyor W. A. Worsham..............Coroner

Liberty-Hlnesvllle.
Joseph Ashmore.............Ordinary J. Sloman Ashmore..... ..... Clerk

Jasper-- Monticello.
H. T. Smith.................Ordinary W. P. Jordan.... ........... ..Clerk W. B. Grubbs..................Sheriff J. C. McDowell ........ -Tax Receiver J. 8. Malone............ Tax Collector Chas. 8 Jordan... ........Treasurer

Samuel H. Zoucka............-Sheriff John B> Mallard.........Tax Receiver Jesse Brewer............Tax Collector W. 8. Harrison ............Treasurer W. W. Zorn................ Surveyor J. W. Fleming................Coronet
Lincoln -Llncolnton.

L. E. Cook .. .............Surveyor B. P. Tatom.................OrdinaryJames Wilson................Coroner Alexander Johnston.............Clerk

Jefferson--Louisville.

RobertB. Lang..... .-... .......Sheriff John B. Bentley...... . .Tax Receiver

NicholasDiehl.......... ....Ordinary Thomas P. Caulk.... ...........Clerk JesseF. Mulling...............Sheriff William H. Pay.........Tax Receiver

William T. Murray..... .Tax Collector Alexander Johnston.........Treasurer Thomas B. Hollingshead.... .Surveyor Gamaliel W. Ferguson........Coroner

F. A. Sinquefield........ Tax Collector Isaac R. Powell............ -Treasurer J.F. Adkins.............. ..Surveyor William Hannah.............. Coroner

Lowndes--Valdosta.
Barnabas L. Stephens........Ordinary Robert T. Myddleton....... ... .Clerk SethL. Martin.................Sheriff

Johnson-Wrightsville. P. R C. Ellis ...... ... .Tax Receiver

W. W. Mixon............:. .Ordinary M. A, Mason. ..................Clerk John W. Crawford.............Sheriff Joseph D. Webb.... . ...Tax Receiver James A. Pollett..... ... Tax Collector

R P. Lenneberger.......Tax Collector W. P. Brinson..............Treasurer J. H. Knight............... Surveyor Henry Davidson..............Coronor
Lumpkin--Dahlonega.

John M. Hightower.........Treasurer William B. Snell.............Surveyor Ephraim Turner... ..........Coroner

John Pi Lilly....... .... ...Ordinary J. B. Parker....................Clerk William H. Satterfield......... Sheriff

Jones--Clinton.

Roland T.Ross.:.. .. ... WilkinsJ. Oresham... ... ....Sheriff Van Bnren Clark.... .. Tax Receiver Wilkins J; Gresham ... .Tax Collector

James Kelly... ............Treasurer George T. Hatfleld... ....... Surveyor John W. Satterfield . .......Coroner
McDuffle--Thomson.

HenryS. Greaves............Treasurer Alexander B. Thrasher.......Ordinary

Rich H. Bonner..............Surveyor Robert H. Pearce................Clerk

Peter T. Miller............ ..'.Coroner Solomon Norris................Sheriff

Laurens--Dublin.

Andrew J. Adams........Tax Receiver Iverson G. WorrilL......Tax Collector

J. T. Duncan................ Ordinary Hardy Smith........... ....... .Clerk James C. Scarborough.......... Sheriff

Robert H. Pearce............Treasurer John R. Willingham.........Surveyor L. E. Ware ..................Coroner

Andrew J. Hilburn.. .. .Tax Receiver

Mclntosh--Darien.

R. T, Dominy.... ......Tax Collector Hardy Smith................Treasurer Lewis B. Linder.............Surveyor William R. Hester........ ... Coroner

C. H. Hopkins............... Ordinary L. B. Davis.....................Clerk T. B.Bloimt............ .. ...Sheriff W. Me. W. Young..... .Tax Receiver

Lee--Leesburgh.

O. C. Hopkins...........Tax Collector

J. W. Batts .................Ordinary James Morgan..................Clerk James Baiter..............'.... .Sheriff Joseph P. Deas..........Tax Receiver

M. C. O'Neal... ...........Treasurer W. R PoppelL..............Surveyor P. Maxwell...................Coroner
Macon--Oglethorpe.

George C. Edwards..... .Tax Collector W. D. Wells....... ........Treasurer

John M. Greer............{

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W. 8. Johnson...............Surveyor George Jordan................Coroner

Gideon F.Bell......... ...... Sheriff George W. Cunningham. .Tax Receiver

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GBOHGIA STATB

Miles L. Patrick.........Tax Collector Alien H. Greer..............Treasurer A. W. Hicks.................Surveyor W.B. Hill....................Coroner

Monroe-- Forsyth. Edmund Dumas.......... ...Ordinary Cyrus H. Sharp..................Clerk Thomas H. Vaughn........ .. .Sheriff

Madison--Danlelsvllle. Wiliun F. Darden.......Tax Receiver

George C. Daniel........... Ordinary 8. C. O'Kelly...................Clerk Oliver P. Hopkins.............. Sheriff J. W. Woods............Tax Receiver

Richard O. Banks.......Tax Collector Daniel Sanford...............Treasurer M. T. Harper................Surveyor W. J. Goggins................Coroner

Neal Chandler..........Tax Collector Jacob W-. Griffith...........Treasurer W. A. Stone................Surveyor William H. Bennett...........Coroner

Montgomery--Mt. Vernon. Philip McRae................Ordinary Alexander HcArthur............ Clerk James J. Burkhalter............ Sheriff

Marion--Buena Vista. Alexander Morrison..... .Tax Receiver

James M. Lowe..............Ordinary O. C. Bullock...................Clerk A. W. Davis ........... ....Sheriff A. B. Wells.............Tax Receiver

Abel T. Wright. .........Tax Collector John McGregor............. .Treasurer John G. Hamilton ...........Surveyor Charles Hicks........ .......Coroner

J. Frank Rnshin........Tax Collector

Morgan--Madison.

H. Btevens..................Treasurer Newell H. Tullis............ Surveyor D. Duke......... ............Coroner

Thomas B. Baldwin..........Ordinary Emanuel Heyser................Clerk Carter Shepherd............... .Sheriff

Merriwether-C reenvi I le. Andrew J. Hinton...........Ordinary William H. Keller...............Clerk O. 8. Florence............. .. Sheriff BenjaminS. Clements...Tat Receiver J. O. Christian..........Tax Collector

William P. Bearden..... -Tax Receiver James C. Anderson......Tax Collector William L. High............Treasurer C. B. Barrow................Surveyor W. B. Wiley..................Coroner
Murray--Spring Place.

G. Judson Anthony..........Treasurer Wm. H. Ramsey.............Ordinary

O.F.Matthews......... ....Surveyor Hiram Heartsell.................Clerk

J. R. Jones............... .. Coroner Edward W. Rembert............Sheriff

Mlller-Colqultt.

James W. Patric........ -Tax Receiver Edward W. Rembert... .Tax Collector

V.B. Baughn................Ordinary William Anderson.......... .Treasurer

J. H. Heard ...................Clerk Hugh L. Paugle............. Surveyor

W. D. Sheffield ...............Sheriff F. M. Kilgore.................Coroner

I. A. Bush.. . .........Tax Receiver J. S.Buah............... Tax Collector Q. W. Grimes... .... ..'....Treasurer D.G.Sheffield....... ......Surveyor Win. Hulkey.................Coroner

Muscogee--Columbus. Francis H. Brooks...........Ordinary George T. Pond................. Clerk Jacob G. Burns............... .Sheriff Homer W. Dozier....... .Tax Receiver

Milton--Alpharetta. Davis A. Andrews.......Tax Collector

William H. Nesbit ..........Ordinary Harvey J. Seals......... .... .Clerk Wm-Buice.. .................Sheriff

Timothy Markham.......... Treasurer John E. Lamar.......... .. .Surveyor Sidney O. Lloyd ............ .(Coroner

John K. C. Shirley..... .Tax Receiver Julius W. Howell.......Tax Collector John "W. Jones..............Treasurer Benj. F. Roberts.............Surveyor John C. Crisler.............. .Coroner

Newton--Covlngton. David H. Ansley..............Ordinary John W. B. Summers ..... .... Clerk Newton Anderson... ..... ....Sheriff J. W. Owens............Tax Receiver

Mitchell-Camllla.

Robert W. Bagby........Tax Collector

Horace C. Dasher .. ........Ordinary John W. Pearce. ...............Clerk C. T. deGraffenreid ............Sheriff

8. N. 8tallings..............Treasurer A. 8. Franklin...............Surveyor J. B. Freeman................Coroner

John C. Wilson..........Tax Receiver Ooonee-Watklnsvllle.

Robert H. Cochran..... .Tax Collector James R Lyle...............Ordinary

James L. Stewart...........Treasurer John W. Johnson...............Clerk

C. Kussell Twitty...........Surveyor James T. Owen...............Coroner

B.EariOverby

AND Enannss DIBBOIDBT.

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John- W. Johnson...... .Tax Collector Pulaski-Hawkinsville.

Thomas Booth..............Treasurer William E. Elder............Snrvevor James Mauldin................Coroner

Patrick T. McGriff.. ......... Ordinary Edward A. Burch. ............. .Clerk Drury W. Taylor ............ .Sheriff

Oglethorpe--Lexlngton. John W. Lancer

Thomas D. Gilham ..........Ordinary George H. Lester................Clerk Hark H. Young................Sheriff John T. England .......Tax Receiver George W. Young.......Tax Collector

Henry M. Whitfield... .....Treasurer Michael O'Brian..... ....... Surveyor James Goody . .... .......... .Coroner
Putnam-- Eatonton.

Parish Pace. .......... ....Treasurer David A. Reid. ............. .Ordinary

John W. Tiller..............Surveyor Thomas B. Harwell, Sr. ..... . . Clerk

James R. Boggs...............Coroner Seaborn R. Lawrence. ........ Sheriff

Pau Id Ing--Dal las.

William H. Clopton.....Tax Receiver John A, Champion ...... Tax Collector

T. C. Dunagan............. Ordinary James M. Johnson. . . ..... .Treasurer J. Meigs Hunt..................Clerk Charles Lane............. ..Surveyor Henry Brasswell.............. Sheriff William M. Roby. ......... ...Coroner

A. (:. Scroggins..........Tax Receiver James M. Ballard........Tax Collector

Qultman-- Georgetown.

J. Meigs Hunt..............Treasurer W. L. Crawford. ........... .Ordinary

D. D. Grogan................Surveyor Ezekiel J. Moore.. ............. .Clerk

Thomas Ragsdale.............Coroner William M. Tennille. ...... . . .Sheriff

Pickens--Jasper.

Cabot A. Willis.. . ..... Tax Receiver James J. Crumbly. . ... .'.Tax Collector

Thaddeus Picket. ...........Ordinary James C. Christian. ........ .Treasurer

William R. Alien............ ...Clerk J. E. Harris. ............... .Surveyor

John F. Lindsay...............Sheriff 8. M. Cooper. .."..............Coroner

George H. Little..... ... Tax Receiver Charles B. Price. .......Tax Collector

Raburi--Clayton.

W. B. McUreary.. ..... ...Treasurer Jesse W. Green.............. Ordinary

Ezekiel Hood................ Surveyor John C. Cannon. .............. ..Clerk

F. M. Cowart.................Coroner James 8. Langston. .......... .Sheriff

Pierce--Blackshear.

W. 8. Witmire. ..... . . .Tax Receiver L. L.PaRe...... ........ Tax Collector

Alfred J. Strickland .........Ordinary John Coffee ................. Treasurer

Andrew M. Moore ............. Clerk B. J. Jones. ................ .Surveyor

E. Z Byrd.....................Sheriff M. F. Johnston. ............. Coroner

Jrohi,nn wM. TP>u,r,,d/ionu.,.r. If - - - -T-Taaxx CRoelcleecivtoerr

Randolph--Cuthbert.

Benjamin D. Brantley.......Treasurer Michael Gormley..... ........ Ordinary

Lewis Thomas, 8r............Surveyor HenryO.Beall. ............ ....Clerk

B. C.Milton..................Coroner L. A. Smith....... ............Sheriff

Pike--Zebulon.

_T,.A..G,,o_odir_um_ 1}.......... ....TTaaxx CRoelcleecivtoerr

Thomas J. Blassingame..... .Ordinary John F. KJddoo. ........... .Treasurer

Robert Y. Beckham ............Clerk N. T. (Jrozier... ............ -Surveyor

W. P. Bnssey......... ........Sheriff J. C. Coleman. .............. .Coroner

W. T. Manry............Tax Receiver B. H. Sifsey............Tax Collector

Richmond--Augusta.

James H. Howell............Treasurer William A. Walton........... Ordinary

A. G. Harris.................Surveyor Samuel H. Crump. ....... .. ...Clerk

Aaron Hamric........... ....Coroner CharlesH. Sibley .............Sheriff

Polk--Cedartown.

Richard J. Wilson. ..... .Tax Receiver John A. Bohler.. ....... .Tax Collector

Joel Brewer..................Ordinary William M. Dumbar ... ...... .TreMurar

William C. Knight..............Clerk Edmund Morris. .......... ..Surveyor

William G. Taylor.............Sheriff M. J.Jones. ............. .....Coroner

James M. Arrington.....Tax Receiver William J. Richardson.. .Tax Collector

Rockdale--Conyers.

CharlesH. Wood............Treasurer Obadiah Seamans. ....... ...Ordinary

James C. Harris.............Surveyor J. R. McCord. .................. .Clerk

Jeremiah Thompson .........Coroner JohnH. Taylor ...............Sheriff

GKOBQIA STATE GAZETTEER

William G. Chatfelter .. Tax Receiver Taliaferro--Crawfordvllle.

T. F. Sigman.. ........ Tar Collector J. A, B. Stewart......... .. .Treasurer G. W. Gwinn....... ........Surveyor G. W. Oakes..................Coroner

Charles A. Beazeley.......... Ordinary J. D. Hammock ................Clerk M. D. L. Qooder...............Sheriff J. W. Farmer............Tax Receiver

Schley-Ellavllle.

W. T. Woodruff.... ... .Tax Collector

C. H. Varner................Ordinary John N. Cheney..'. ... ........Clerk T. B.Myera ...................Sheriff J. M. Thornton... ......Tax Receiver

J. D. Hammock......... .. -Treasurer William T. Brooke ..... ... .Surveyor James W. Triplett........... Coroner
Tatnall--Reidsvllle.

H. W. Cockrell..........Tax Collector C. W. Smith ................Ordinary

A. Askew .................. Treasurer H. J. Lee.... ..................Clerk

C. B. Strange........ .......Surveyor J. H. Eason ...................Sheriff

Screven--Sylvanla.

C. S. T. Strickland... .. .Tax Receiver Martin G. Tootle .. ... .Tax Collector

M. M. Potter...... ..........Ordinary W. W. Godbee..............Treasurer

Robert L. Singleton............. Clerk E. R. Hodges................Surveyor

Robert T. Mills. ...............Sheriff Bryant Walters ............. Coroner

Hamilton J. Arnett.. .. .Tax Receiver Causey Overatreet.......Tax Collector Abram Burke................Treasurer Azariah Bnnis............... Surveyor Thomas Parker. ..............Coroner

Taylor--Butler.
James D. Russ... ...........Ordinary W. H. Jenkins..................Clerk C. A. J.Pope... ..............Sheriff James R. Hays......... Tax Receiver

Spaldlng--Griffin.

JosiahPyron............Tax Collector

John J. Hunt................Ordinary James C. Pope..................Clerk Wiley J. Bridges............... Sheriff Joshua H. Hammond.... .Tax Receiver

W. P. Caldwell .............Treasurer James M. Stewart ........... Surveyor Henry Peed .... .............Coroner
Telfair--McRae.

William H. Home.......Tax Collector Alexander McDuffie. ........Ordinary-

William M. Hitchell ........Treasurer John F. McRae..................Clerk

W. T. Jordan................ Surveyor George Reynolds ..............Sheriff

Benjamin W. Doe............. Coroner G. T. Bullard............Tax Receiver

Stewart--Lumpkln.

W. L. Smith............Tax Collector J. D. Wynn ... ...........Treasurer

J. B. Latimer ....... ...... .Ordinary W. E. Graham ..............Surveyor

Benjamin T. Hawes..............Clerk John Funner............ ... .Coroner

John Higbtower................ Sheriff J. T. Harrison.... ......Tax Receiver

Terrell--Dawson.

George W. Ard ........ Tax Collector Homer 8. Bell.... ......... Ordinary

8. 8. Everett................Treasurer John C. F. Clarke...............Clerk

James A Fort.... ...........Surveyor Samuel R. Christie..... ... Sheriff

M. D. Davis..................Coroner William R. Baldwin.... .Tax Receiver

Sumter--Amerlcus.

William R. Baldwin.... Tax Collector James D. Laing. .. ........Treasurer

Thomas H. Stewart..........Ordinary J. H. Cannon................Surveyor

Joseph H. Alien.................Clerk John Daniel....... ..........Coroner

Joseph W. Mize................Sheriff James A. Daniels........Tax Receiver

Thomas--Thomasville.

Sampson B. Glover..... .Tax Collector Joseph 8. Merrill............Ordinary

Charles C. Sheppard.........Treasurer James W. Groover..............Clerk

Mitchel G. Logan............Surveyor William P. Coyle............. .Sheriff

William W. Guerry........ ...Coroner J. F. Kelly..............Tax Receiver

Talbot-Talbotton.

Pliny 8. Heeth..........Tax Collector Sidney Williams. .. .......Treasurer

George N. Forbcs ...........Ordinary W. H. Rodgers.............. Surveyor

James McNeil...................Clerk 8. A. Dickey............. .. .Coroner

T. R. Persons..................Sheriff 'Newton Collier...... ... Tax Receiver

Towns--H lawassee.

John F. Parker..........Tax Collector John W. Holmes ...........Ordinary

William E. Ragland.........Treasurer Franklin C. Foster.......... .. .Clerk

John M. Richards .......... Surveyor Andrew P. Norton.............Sheriff

William Burgo... ............Coroner John C. Barrett......... .Tax Receiver

AND BUSINESS DntKcroKY.

William Eller...;::.... .Tax Collector

Ware-Way Cross.

William Barrett..... .... .Treasurer W. L. Button.. .............Surveyor William Sharp................Coroner

James J. WOkinson ........Ordinary Warren Lotf"................Clerk M. J. Mock.................... Sheriff

Troup--LaGrange.

Jessie E. Butler..........Tax Receiver

William C. Yancey........ .Ordinary -John W. Sledge... .............Clerk William D. S. Martin..... .... .Sheriff W. F. Birdaong.. ...... -Tax Receiver

T. H. Norton...:....... .Tax Collector W. S Baily.................Treasurer W. L. Evans.................Surveyor D. E. Berry..................Coroner

E. J. Greene............Tax Collector

Warren--Warrenton.

John B. Strong.............Treasurer Robert W. Hubert............Ordinary

John H. Coom...............Surveyor Henry H. Fitzpatrick.......... .Clerk Thomas Davis .. ...... .....Coroner Thomas N. Shurlrv.... .. ....Sheriff

Twiggs--Jeffersonvi I le.

William T. Heath".......Tax Receiver Rabnn W. Wilder..... --Tax Collector

C. A.Solomon.. ..........-Ordinary John R. Swain ......... ...Treasurer

James B Peacock...............Clerk J. 8. Johnson............... -Surveyor

William H. Stokes......... .. Sheriff John R. Spence............... .Coroner

Thomas H. Jones........Tax Receiver John S. Johnston.... ..Tax Collector

Washington--Sandersville.

Haywood Hughes ...... -. Treasurer Clement C. Brown...........Ordinary 8. A. Nash..................Surveyor S. M. Northington... ...........Clerk

Alex. Thompson..............Coroner A. M. Mays................... Sheriff

Union-Blalrsville.

Isaac Hermann..........Tax Receiver W. R. Thigpen...... .. .Tax Collector

Joshua Anderson ...........Ordinary O. H. Rogers................Treasurer

Charles E. Foster...............Clerk M. L. Jackson................Surveyor

Daniel Mathis.. ...............Sheriff John L. Layton..J. ..........Coroner

William Thomas.........Tax Receiver James McL'ollum .......Tax Collector

Wayne--Jesup.

Wesley Early...............Treasurer Thomas Fleming.... .......Surveyor James G. Field..... .........Coroner

Richard B. Hopps............Ordinary Benjamin O. Middleton ......... Clerk Joseph D. Roberson......... .. Sheriff

Upson--Thomaston. _ J. C. Hatcher.. .. ..... Tax Receiver

Amos WonilL... ....... ...Ordinary Julius E. F. Matthews....... .. .Clerk Charles T. Fox............. .. .Sheriff Jacob 8. King... ...... Tax Receiver

William R. Causey.. .. .Tax Collector John Massey.......: ... ...Treasurer Willinm Scott...............Surveyor John 8. Knight...... ........Coroner

Abner McLewis.........Tax Collector John Gibson ... ...........Treasurer

Webster--Preston.

Robert D. ShupwLne.. .......Surveyor N. Going...... ..............Coroner

George W. Davenport........Ordinary J. WT Jossey.....................Ulerk F. W McLendon........... ...Sheriff

Walker-LaFayette.

J. B. Nicholson..........Tax Receiver

Milton Russell................Ordinary Robert N. Dickaon...............Clerk George W. Fatterson...... .. .Sheriff

James G. Peel...... .. .Tax Collector J.W. Jossey........ .......Treasurer W. L. Blackshear............Surveyor

T. 8. McCalJ.............Tax Receiver E. F. Brennen... ....... ....Coroner

J. F. Hanison...........Tax Collector George W. Clements.........Treasurer

White--Cleveland.

H. P. Lumpkin.......... ... Surveyor Isaac Oats...................Ordinary

Joel Parker..... .............Coroner J. P. Osborn................. ..Clerk

Walton--Monroe.

T. C. Hamilton................Sheriff Simeon Palmer..........Tax Receiver

Thomas Giles.............. Ordinary J. A. Richardson........Tax Collector

John P. Edwards ........... ...Clerk William Nix............ ...Treasurer

J. M. Ammons....... ..... ...Sheriff James W. Brown............Surveyor

Carter Hill..............Tax Receiver David Lawson.................Coroner

W. A Rodgers..........Tax Collector John W: Davis.......... .. .Treasurer

Whitfleld-Dalton.

J. O. Lawrence ..... .......Surveyor William J. Underwood.......Ordinary

Richard Chancey..............Coroner Henry C. Hamilton .............Clerk

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GEORGIA STATE GAZKTTKKK

Frederick Cox..... .......... . .Sheriff Burnndet....................Cb

Henry A. Wrench.. ..... .Tax Receiver "Warren R, Davis. ...... .Tax Collector

Cocktpur.....

............

W. 8. Murray...............Treasurer Port Pulaski, named in honor

Samuel L. Strut. ...... .......Surveyor Brigadier Count Pulaski, is situ

Amos L. Sutherland. ......... .Coroner upon this island, 14 miles from 8a'

WIlcox-Abbevllle.

nah. It was erected in 1888 Major Babcock, of the U. 8.

Jameg C. Luke. ............ . .Ordinary neer Corps. It is a massive strut

SGt.epAh.. eCnoBnonwere. n................................. ..S.Chelerrifkf

ture of brick, cost near a million dol lars, and'and was about sixteen yean

Thomas C. Mitchell. .... .Tax Receiver building. Said to be the stronger

J. 8. Fontain. .......... .Tax Collector and most perfect of the kind on OH

Thomas L. Griffin. ...... . . .Treasurer American continent.

N. E. Doster ............ T. N. Statham.... >......

...Surveyor ....Coroner

Oriipin. ........................Olyni Oumberland. ... ......... ...Camdet

Wilkes-Washlngton.

This is the most southern of all tk| islands skirting the coast of Georgia,

The Indian name was Missoe, wfl

John J. Crafton. .. . .......... .Sheriff Thomas Jesse. .......... .Tax Receiver William R. Smith. ...... .Tax Collector E. T. Hill. . ................ .Treasurer D. M. Andrews. .............. .Coroner
., Wllklnson-lrwlnton.

changed when Oglethorpe visited it, at the request of an Indian chief who tat received some kindness at the han& of the Duke of Cumberland. Tht island lies south of Brunswick, cover ing an area of about three by twenty miles. The soil is light and sandy, we!

Thomas N. Beall. .......... .Ordinary H. P. Carswell...... ........ ...Clerk G. W. Wright... ............. Sheriff J. P. Burke..... ....... .Tax Receiver James H. Jackson. ..... .Tax Collector A. A. Beall. ............... .Treasurer J. T. Brannan. ... ......... .Surveyor L. L. Peacock. .............. Coroner
Worth-Isabella.

adapted to the culture of the cele brated Sea Island cotton. Cedar, live-oak and pine constitute tin growth. Some of the timber of whid the frigate "Constitution" was bnffl came from this island. The remain of Port St. Andrews, built by General Oglethorpe, are on the southwest side, and on the north end, or rather what is known as little Cumberland Island,

Thomas M. Lippett .......... Ordinary Charles J. Tipton... .. ........ .Clerk John D. Houston. .............. Sheriff White Land ............. Tax Receiver H. H. Rouse. .......... .Tax Collector William P. Farmer. ..... . . Treasurer H. J. Harsh. ....... ....... .Surveyor T. M. Cherry. ..:,........... .Coroner

is a light-house sixty feet high, wilk a revolving light, which is visibb twenty miles at sea. The most notol place, however, is "Dungenesa," tht home of General Nathaniel Greene, of Revolutionary renown, and when also repose the remains of "LightHorse Harry Lee," the gallant cavalry officer and father of General Robert

E. Lee.

ISLANDS

DmurrB.. ................. ..McInfaMt

Off the coast of Georgia, between the Savannah and St. Mary's riven, a dis tance of about 186 miles.
The arrangement here is alphabetical, followed by name of county to which each is supposed to attach, and descrip tion given wherever it has been obtain able.

Doboy........ ..............McInUMk KOxt......................... ChatI Green... ....................Chat Hammock....... ........ ......-G1; Hone...... ................ HweF*.... ................ .Mclni Kle of Hope. ............. ... Chatham! Jekyl. ..........................Glynl

Betwen the islands and the mainland is the route of the Georgia and Florida

A. beautiful little island opposite thi city of Brunswick; covers an area of

Inland Steamboat Line.

about twelve square miles, and is a

Bear.... ............ .... ...Chatham Black. .......................Mclntosh Blackboard............... ...Mclntosh Bfyihe... ....... .............Glynn BrougJUon....... ............Mclntosh

place of considerable resort. Itsnam* was given by General Oglethorpe, te honor of Sir Joseph Jekyl, a lawyr and statesman of great ability and particular friend of the General's.

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Latham,'*................. Mclntosh years old, is a prominent feature of

Liberty....................... Chatham Long Itland ..................... Glynn OMand..................... Chatham Onabaie........................ Bryan Patierton'... ...............Molntosh Rainbow....................... .Glynn

this island. Steamers connect with the city daily. Oysters, fish and water-fowl abound, and the islanders are most hospitable. The Ocean House, on Tybee, affords ample ac commodations.

St. Catforinfs .................Liberty TWee, Little.......... ........Chatham

About two miles wide by thirteen Warsaw, Great. ...............Chatham

miles long; high, dry and healthy, Wdrtate, Little. ...... ........ Chatham

with a sandy soil susceptible of- the White Marth ..................Chatham

highest cultivation by the aid of fer WOmington ..................Chatham

tilizers. It is noted as being once Four miles wide by six long; eight

the home of a celebrated half-breed miles southeast of Savannah.

Indian woman, Mary Musgrove, Wolf. .......................Hclntosh

recognized as Queen of the Creek Na Wrigh ....................Mclntosh

tion; and who became the wife of a

Rev. Mr. Bosomworth. With all the . arrogance of a despot, she laid claim to the site of Savannah, and her threats

RAILROADS.
Schedule of stations and distances

of vengeance against the colony, at that time in its infancy, were appeased by

over all lines wholly and part in Geor gia and others making direct connection

General Oglethorpe ceding to her the with points in the State.

islands of Ossabaw, St. Catherine and Alabama Great Southern

Sapelo.

Railroad.

St. Simorit............. .........Glynn General offices Chattanooga, Tenn.

Between the Altamaha and St Si From Chattanooga to--

mon's Sound,- separated from the main Wildwood, Georgia....... 9 miles

land by Macoy s river. Area, three Morganville,

........ 18

miles broad by twelve miles long. Trenton,

........ 18

Frederica, settled in 1739, is on the Dademont,

........ 23

west side of the island: named for Rising Fawn,

........ 28

Frederick, Prince of Wales, only son Cloverdale,

of King George the Second, and was Sulphur Springs

. 31

the favorite residence of General Ogle Colquitt,

. 33

thorpe, its founder. It figured exten Birmingham, Ala.

.143

sively in the early history of Georgia, Tuscaloosa, "

.198

but has greatly declined. St. Simon's Meridian, Miss.

.295

Island was the scene of a sanguinary battle between General Oglethorpe s regiment and a body of Spanish

AtlantaLiannedRCaihlwaralyo.tte Air-

troops, the latter meeting severe loss (Formerly part of the Piedmont Air-

and defeat. The place where this en Line, and known as the. Atlanta and

gagement occurred has ever since been Richmond Air-Line.) General offices,

known as the " Bloody Marsh." Dur 66 E. Wall street, Atlanta. G. J. Fore-

ing the war of 1812, a company of one acre, general manager; W. J. Houston,

hundred British soldiers from Cum general passenger and ticket agent;

berland Island captured St. Simon's R. D. Carpenter, general freight agent.

and held possession nearly a month. From Atlanta to--

St. Simon'*, Little............... .Glynn Edwardsville................. 7 miles

%**> ......................Mclntosh Goodwin's................... 11 "

" 't.JUtlb............ .....Mclntosh Doraville.................... 15 "

............... .^..Chatham Norcroas .................... 20 "

.................. Chatham Dulnth.... .......... ...... 98 "

At month of Savannah river, 18 Snwanee..................... 31 "

miles southeast from the city of Sa Bnford...................... 87

vannah. It is three miles broad by Flowery Branch.............. 44

five miles long; has an excellent light Odell's....................... 47

house and a resident population of Gainesville................... 53

about 70.. This, with other islands in New Holland................ 55

the immediate- vicinity, are great sum White Sulphur Springs....... 59

mer resorts for surf bathing, etc. Fort Lula, (Junction N. E. R. R.).. 65

M&rtelli, upwards of one hundred Bellton...................... 06

GEORGIA STATB

Longview. ................... 74 miles

(FLORIDA DIVISION.)

Mount Airy............ ....... 80 " Ayersville. .................. 86 " Toccoa, (June. Elberton A.-L.) 93 " Tugalo. ...... ...'..... ...... 99 " Greenville, 8. C..... ....... .160 " Spartanburg, " .............192 " Charlotte, M. C.... ......... .268 "

From Savannah to-- Du Pont:................... Junction................. .. 131 Turn Out................ ...146 Ptatenvllle.................. 150 Turn Out....................157 Jasper, Fla. ................163

AtlantaRaanidlroWade.st Point
General offices, 82 Loyd street, At

Marion, " ..................168 LivcOuk, " (connects with J.,
P. & M. R. R....... ......179

"

lanta. J. P. King, president; L. P.

IWBSTKRN DIVI8IOS.)

Grant, superintendent; A. J. Orrue, general agent. . From Atlanta to-- East Point, (Junction Atlanta
division C. R. R). ......... 6 miles Red Oak... ................. 12 " Fairburn. ................ .19 " Palmetto............ ........25 " Powell's............. ........ 33 " Newnan. (Crossing Sav., Grif.
&N. Ala. R. R.).... ....... 39 " Puckett's . . . . ............... 46 " GrantviUe... ................. 51 " Hogansville.................. 58 " Whitfleld's. ................. 65 " LaGrange. ................... 71 " LongCane. .................. 80 "

From Savannah to-- DuPont.................... 130mil Junction..... ... ...... ... 181 " Stockton.... ..........I.....138 " Naylor....................... 144 Valdosta.....................157 Ousley's................'.... .186 Ouitman.....................174 Dixie......... . ............181 Boston........... ...........188 Thomasville, (Junction Albany
Division)........... ......200 " Cairo... ....................214 " Whigham....................881 " Climax......................277 " Bainbridge......... .........236 "

West Point, (connects with the

(AiBAHY DIVISION.)

W. B. R. of Ala.).......... 87 " From Savannah to--

Atlantic and Gulf Railroad.
General offices and depot, East Broad, corner Liberty street, Savannah. John 8creve& and Samuel A. Strong, receiv ers; H. 8. Haines, superintendent-, James L. 'Taylor, general freight and passenger agent.

Thomasville (see above).......200 mil* Ochlochnee............ ......211 " Pelham......................224 " Camilla...............J... ..588 " Baconton................. ...248 " Hardaway....... ....... ....250 " Albany (connects with B. & A.
andaW.R-R)............858 "

from Savannah to-- Junction. ....................

Augusta & Savannah Rail

2 miles

road.

Miller's. ...... ............... 10 " Operated by Central R. R.4 B. Co.

Way's......... ... .......... 16 " Fleming........... .......... 24 " Mclntosh. ................... 31 " Walthourville...'.... ........ 38 " Johnston's ........... ...... 46 " Doctor Town................ 53 " Jesup. (Crossing M. & B. R.
R.)... .......?.,... .. .... 67 " Hartridge.. ..;.............. 62 " Dale's Mill...... ............. 66 Screven....................... 68 " Patterson..... ............... 78 " Blackshear .................. 86 "

General Offices, Savannah. Augusta office, Washington, southeast cor. CaV houn. Joseph B. Preston, agent. From Savannah to-- Millen, (see Central R. R.)..... 79 " Lawton...................... 84 " Munnerlyn................... 90 " Waynesborough..............lOO " Green's Cut..................106 " McBean's.... ...............118 " Hollywood...................180 " Augusta..... ................188 "

TebeauvUle. .................. 97 " Glenmore...... ...... ........108 " Argyle... ................ ...116 . Reppard's Mill........... ....118 " Homerrille ..................122 "

Brunswick and Albany Rail* road.
General Offices, Brunswick. J. de NeofviUe, president; Charles L. Schlatter,

Du Pont, (June. Florida Div.). 180 " superintendent

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from Bruntmide to-- Hazlehurst........ ...........13 miles

Upson Co. B. R.--Barnesville to Thomaston .............

16 miles

Jamaica.. ..................16 " Vicksburg and Brunswick R. Waynesville........ ... ......24 " R.--Eufaula, Ala., to ClayLulatOD ................. ...32 " ton, Ala.................... 21 "

Buck's Still...................84 "

Nahunta........ ............ 36

Total number of miles ope

Shaw's Mill ................ 40

rated ...................... 808

Caney Bay .................. 43

Hoboken ............... .... 43

Barbage's Mill .............. 44

Schlatterville.... ........... 50

Franklin's Mill.... .......... 51

Tebeauvillef Crossing A. ) ^

Way Cross \ & G. R R. ] W

Waresborough................ 67

Billiard Bailey....

71

Gray's Mill Pine Bloom

73

Mill wood....... ............ 78

McDonald's Mill........... . 82

Fannille..................... 85

Pearson's ............ ...... 90

Weston'sMill................ 91

Eirkland ................... 93

Willicooehee........ ........101

AUapaha......... ... .......112

Brookfield ....... ...........122

Tifton............ ..........130

Riverside..................--133

ffillsdale................ ....137

TyTy ................ .....139

Snmner.... .................145

Isabella.... ... ........ ......151 "

Tiffs Farm..................155 "

Davis........................161 "

Albany, (connects with Albany

Div. A. & G. R R and S.

W. R. R.)..................171 "

Prom Savannah Pooler. ...................... 13 miles Eden........................ 19 " Marlow.. ........... ......... 26 Guyton .............. .....80 Brewer...*.................. 35 Egypt........ ............... 40 Oliver....................... 46 Halcyon Dale................ 50 Cameron. .................... 57 Ogeechee... .................. 62 Rocky Ford.... ............. 65 Scarborough. ................. 71 Milieu, (June. A. & S. R. R.)... 79 Cushingvflle................. 83 Herndon .............. ..... 90 Midville......... ............ 96 Sebastopol. . . . .............. 99 Bostick. .................... .100 Wadley.............. ......107 Barlow. ...... ......... .....Ill Davisborough. ............... 122 Sun Hill..... ............. ...130 Tennille, (Junc.8. & T.RR)...135 Robison .................... .140 Oconee. ............. ......140 Oconee Bridge. ............. .148 " Toomsborough...............l55 " Mclntyre. ...... ............ .162 " Gordon, (June. M & E. R R).170 " Griswoldville.. ....... ...... .181 "

Central Railroad and Bank Macon. ................. .....190 "

ing Company.

(ATLAJTTA DIVISION.)

General offices and depot, West From Macon to--

Broad, corner New, Savannah. Wil Junction .................... 1 mile

liam M. Wadley, president; William Summer-field ...... ......... Smiles

Rogers, superintendent; E. H. Smith, Bolingbroke............ ..... 15 "

general ticket agent; W. G. Raoul, SmarPs..... ....... ......... 23 -

road master.

Forsyth. ..................... 27 ".

s

Operating: Colliers... .................. 82 "

Main Line--Savannah to Ma

Goggins.. ..................... 38 "

con.. ....................190 miles Barnesville, (Junc.U.Co.RR). 43 "

Atlanta Division -- Macon to .

Milner.. ............. ........ 40 "

Atlanta ...................103 " Orchard HiU. ................ 54 "

Augusta and Savannah R R--

Griffin, (June. 8., G. & N. A.

Millen to Augusta........ 53 " R. R.).... ................ 60 "

Killedgeville and Eatonton R

Sunny Side.................. 67 "

R--Gordon to Eatonton.... 38 " Hampton.................... 71 "

Sandereville and Tennille R.

Lovejoy.... ................. 76 "

R.--Tennille to Sandersville. 3 " Jonesborough. ............... 88

Southwestern R R and con

Morrow...................... 87 "

necting branches...........323 " Forest... .... .............. 90 "

Bav., Griff, and North Ala. R

EastPoint................... 97 "

a--Griffin to Carrollton.... 61 " Atlanta............ .........103 "

GBOEGIA &rArfe

Charlotte. Columbia and Macon and Augusta R R --

Augusta Railroad.

CamaktoMacon............ 78miles-

General offices Columbia, 8. C. J. R. Hacmurdo, general passenger agent; T. D. Kline, general superintendent;

Total number of miles ope rated..... .. .............807

Solomon Haas, general freight agent

(XAHT-UHK.)

Augusta office, Washington, northeast corner Walking. David H. Van Buren, agent. 'From Augusta, to-- Graniteville, 8. C............. 11 miles Columbia " ............. 86 " Charlotte, N. C..............195 "

FromAuffutta to-- Belair.... ................... lOmUen Forrest....................... 16 " Berzelia........ .... ........ 21 "
Harlem...................... 26 " Saw Dust................... 26 " Dealing. .................... 29

Cherokee Railroad.
Offices, Cartersville. John PosteU, General Manager; H. W. Cobb, agent.

Thomson.................... 87 Mesena....................... 43 Camak, (June. M. & A. R R).. 47 Norwood................... 60

From OttrtenmRe to--

Barnett, (June. Wash. Br.).... 68

Stilesborough................ 9 miles Crawfordville................. 64

Taylorsville.................. 14 " Union Point, (June. Athens

Rockmart.................... 24 " Branch.................... 76

Pineville .................... 26 " Greensborough .............. 83

East Tenn., Va. and Geor gia Railroad.

Oconee....................... 90 Buckhead . .............. . 96 Madison................. ....108

Offices, Chattanooga, Tenn. R H. Butledge.....................Ill

Bushton, agent at Dalton.

Social Circle.................119

From Dalton to--

Alcovy......................125

Varnell's.................... 8 miles Covington................. ..ISO

Bed Clay..... . ............ IB " Conyers.....................140

Blue Spring Station, Tenn.... 21 " Lithonia........ ............146

Cleveland,

" .... 27 " Stone Mountain...... .......155

Knosville,

" ....102 " Clarkston........... ........160

Elberton Air-Line Railway.
(NARROW GAUGE. )

Decatur....... ..............165 Atlanta...................... 171

Under management of the A. & C.

(WASHINGTON BRANCH.)

A.-L. By. G. J. Foreacre, general man From Auguttato--

ager.

Barnett...................... 68miles

From Toccoato--

Raytown .............. ....62 "

Martin........... ........... 12miles Ficklin....................... 68 "

Lavonia...................... 19 " Washington.................. 76 "

BowersviUe......... ......... 25 " WestBowersville............. 27 "

(A.THKVB BRANCH.)

Boyston...................... 80 " FromAvffiuta to--

Bowman..................... 38 " Elberton... . ............... 50 "

Union Point................. 76mile WoodviUe................... 81

Georgia Railroad and Maxey's... ... .............. 89

Banking Company.

Antioch...................... 92

General offices and depot, Walker, southeast corner Campbell. General E. P. Alexander, president; Sebastian K. Johnson, superintendent; Carlton Hill-

Lexington ................... 98 Winters............ ....... .108 Athens, (connects with N. E.
R it)......................110

yer, auditor; E. B, Dorsey, general pas senger and ticket agent.
Operating
Main Line--Augusta .to At lanta ......................171 miles

Kennesaw Route.
Office, railroad junction, opposite Forsyth, Atlanta. B. W- Wrenn, gen eral passenger agent.

Washington branch -- Baraett

From Atlanta to--

to Washington... ......... 18 " Dalton, (See W. & A. B.BA..100milei

Athens branch--Union Point

Enoxville, Tenn., (See E. T.,

to Athens.................. 40 " ' Va.&Ga.R B............208

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Louisville Branch Railroad. Gardi..., ...................151 mites

Projected to Wadley on the Central R. R., 10 miles south. Work com menced May 15th, 1879; to be completed and in operation about October 1, 1879.

Pendarvis....................158 Buffalo.......................164 Sterling... ..................176 BrnBSwick... ...............186

" " " "

Joseph H. Wilkina, president; James
C. Little, secretary and treasurer, Louiaville, Ga.
Macon and Augusta Rail road.
Operated by Ga. R. R. Co. From Auyiuta to-- Camak, i8ee Ga. B. R.)...... 47 miles Warrenton '.. .............. 51 Mayfleld.................... 60 Culverton ....................67 Sparta.... ...... ........... 71 Devereaux........... ....... 79 Carr's........................ 88

Magnolia Route.
(See P. B. A A. R. R.)
Marietta and North Georgia Railroad.
General offices, Marietta. William Phillips, president; H. M. Hammett, secretary; J. M. McAfee, treasurer. Projected to Murphy, N. C., 110 miles.
From Marietta to-- Walkerville... .............. 8miles Woodstock.................. 11 Lebanon..................... 16 " Canton........................34 "

Milledgeville, (Crossing M. & E. KR.)..... ............ .. 93

Memphis Branch Railroad.

Brown's Crossing.... .......101

(NARROW GATTGK.)

Haddock's...................108

H. Blanchard, purchaser and owner.

Roberta........ ............11 Prom Some to--

Macon.......................186 ' Shorter^ Station.............. 1 mile

Macon and Bruinswick Coosavflle.................... Smiles

Railroad.

Allgood's, (Chattanooga June.) 13 "

General offices, Fifth, coiner Hazel Summerville, (State line) .... 18 "

street, Macon. George W. Adams, gen eral auperintenent; Henry H. Drane, general freight, passenger and ticket

Milledgeville and Eatonton Railroad.

agent.

Operated by Central R. R. Co.

From Macon to-- Reid's....................... 8 "

From Gordon (Central S. B.) to-- Whiting... .................. Smiles

Demon's............. ....... 10 " Milledgeville, (Crossing M. and

Bullard's.................... 15 " Pace's....................... 18 "

A. R R.)....... ..:....... 17 " Menwether........ ......... 35 "

Adams Park................. 30 " Dennis....................... 80 "

Buzzard Roost............... 25 ' Eatonton..................... 38 "

Magnolia.................... 31 " Coley's..................... 84 "

Mobile and Clrard Railroad

Cochran, (Jane. Hawkinsville

of Alabama.

Br. lOmilesinlegth)... ... 88 " From Gofumbutto--

Dnbois..................... 46 " No.18*...................... 51 " Eastman..................... 56 " Qodwinville.... .......... . 60 " Chauncey. ...... ........... 66 "

Girard,

Ala........ 1 mile

FortMitchell, " ....... 10miles

Troy,

V ........ 85 "

North-Eastern Railroad.

No.ll*........... .......... 70 "

General offices. Athens. A. K

McRae...................... 76 " Childs, president; J. H. Edwards, su

McVille..................... 81 " perintendent.

Towns.... .................. 86 " Lumber City................. 9S " Hazelhurst....... ...........100 " Graham ....................108 " Pine Grove..................110 " Baxley ...................11 " Gopher......................180 " Snrrency.... ................126 " Brentwood.:................181 " Satilla ......................186 "

From Athens to-- Centre...................... 9 miles Nlcholson.................... 18 " Harmony Grove.............. 19 " Maysvflle............... .... 86 " Giflsvflle.................... 38 " Lula (connects with A.tfcC'A.-
L.R'y)................ ... 39 "
North and South Railroad.

Jesup,(Cro8BingA.&G.

(Narrow Gauge.) General offices, Col-

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GEORGIA STATE GAZETTEER

umbuB. M. D. Hood, president; W.

Redd, Jr., superintendent.

From Ootumbutto--

Office and depot, Anderson, corner

Columbus Factory........... 3 miles Cleghorn....... ............ 7 " Blancbard... ............... 11 " Hines................. ...... 18 " Cataula...................... 15 " Granberry................. . 17 ". Kingsborough............... 20 "

Whitaker streets, Savannah. J. 8. daghorn, President; J. P. H. Garrett, superintendent. This road has 13 miles of track; leaves the city of Savannah as street railway, and connects with can at Andersen street, for Isle of Hope, Montgomery, Beaulieu and Skidaway.

Hamilton.................... 23 " Savannah and Charleston

Port

Royal and Augusta Railroad.

Railroad. General offices, 13 Judith St., Charles ton, 8. C. Reorganized 1867. C. T.

Magnolia Route. Mclntosh, northwest

General offices, corner Fenwick

MitcheU, receiver; C. H. Gadsden, gen eral superintendent and engineer; 8. C.

streets, Augusta. Duncan C. Wilson, Boylston, general freight and ticket

president; Robert G. Fleming, super agent. Savannah office, East Broad;

intendent; James 8. Davant, general opposite Jones street. C. C. Olney, re

freight and passenger agent.

ceiver State of Georgia.

From Augusta (o--

From Charleston to--

Jackson, 8. C........... 3 miles Appleton, " .......... 7 " Yemassee, " June. Sav.
Br................ ...... 87 " Beaufort, " .......... 148 " Port Royal " ......... 112 "

John's Island, 8. C............. 16 miles Yemassee, 8. C., (June. P.R.& A.
R.R) ..................... 61 " Hardeeville, 8. C ............ 91 " SavannahBiver.... ......... 96 " Savannah, Ga ................115 "

from Augusta to-- Yemassee, " (see above). 87 " Savannah River............. 123 "

Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad.
General offices, Selma, Alabama.

Savannah, Ga............ 141 " From Sdma to--

Rome Railroad.

Calera, Ala/...................63 miles Talladega, Ala ..............109

General Offices, Rome. EbenHilyer, president; C. M. Pennington, superin

Jacksonville, Ala.. ..........144 Tecumseh, Ala .. .... ......170

tendent; John E. Still well, treasurer and Pryor's, Ga....... .........172

general ticket agent.

Cave Spring, Ga...... ......180

From Some to--

Cunningham, Ga............. 186

Kingston (junc.

W.& A. R.R). .20 miles

Rome, Ga. (June. R. R. R.).. .196 Harper's, Ga.................200

Sandersville arid Tennille Ridge Valley, Ga........ -.204

Railroad. Operated by Central R.R. Co.

Pinson's, Ga..................207 PlainvUle, Ga................209 Skelley-s, Ga.................214

A line of railway three miles in length, Sugar Valley, Ga.............220

connecting Sandersville, the county seat Miller's, Ga ................228

of Washington, with Tennille, on the Stark's, Ga............... ..230

Central Railroad.

Dalton, Ga. (connects with W.

Savannah,Criffln and North &A.R.R.) .......... .....286 "

Alabama Railroad.

South Carolina Railroad.

Operated by Central R.R Co. From Griffin, AOa. Diu. Cen. R. R., to-- Brooksville....................12 miles Senoia.... ...................18 " Turin........................ ..24 " Sharpsburgh..... ...... .....25 " Newnan (crossing A. & W. Pt.
R.R) ......................85 " Sargent's.......... .. .......41 " Whitesburgh..................48 " Carrollton.....................61 "

General offices, King, southeast cor ner Ann street, Charleston, 8. C. Char tered as the "South Carolina Canal and Railroad Company," December 19,1897, as the "Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston Railroad," December 18, 1835, and as the "South Carolina Rail road," December 20, 1842. John H. Fisher, receiver; JohnB. Peck, super intendent; Frank K. Huger, agent Augusta, Ga.; office, north side Reynold,, east of Washington,

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from Charleston to--

(BLAKBLY DIVISION.)

Summerville, 8. C ......... 93miles From Maton to--

Branchvill*. " (Columbia

Smithville, (See above)........ 88 miles

junc.}...................... 62 " Adams................ ...... 88 "

Aiken, ' Graniteville,

Leesburgh ................... 95 " ".'."!!'.".!l20 " Albany, (June. B. & A, R.
. ......128 " R. and Atlanta Div. A. &

Langley,

...... ...128 " G. R R.)........ .........106 "

Hamburg,

..........136 " Walker .....................117 "

August*, Ga.............. ...137 " Ducker....... ..............130 "

Southwestern Railroad.

Holt's........................125 " Leary........ ............ ..! "

Operated by Central R. R Co. Wilhamsburgh.... ..........134 "

(MAIN-LUTE.)

Arlington.... .......... ....143 "

PromJfaeonto--

Blakely: .............. .....166 "

Seago........... ............ Echeconnee.................. Byron ....................... Powereville.................. Fort Valley, (Eofanla and Per
ry junctions)-...............

Smiles 12 " 17 " 21 " 29 "

(POST OArstBs DIVISIOK.) from Jfawn to-- Cuthbert, (See above).........118miles Coleman..... ...............128 " Fort Gaines..................140 ."
Upson County Railroad.

Everett's.................... 36 " Reynolds................ ... 48 " Butler....................... 60 " Howard........ ............ CO " Bostick............ ......... 65 " Geneva....................... 70 " Juniper...................... 74 " Box Springs................. 77 " Jones'Crossing........ ...... 83 "

Operated by Central R R. Co.
From Ifacon to-- Barnesville, (See Atlanta Div.
C. R. R.).................. 48miles TheRock.... ............... 51 . " Thomaston.................. 59 "
Vicksburg and Brunswick Railroad.

Wimberly.................... 86 "

Operated by Central R, R, Co.

Schatulgs.................... 91 " Columbus........ ..........100 "

from Macon to-- Eufaula, Ala., (See Enfaula

(PXRRT DIVISION.)

Div. S. W. R.B.)....... ..143miles

From Motion, to--

WMteOak, Ala..............156 "

Fort Valley, (See Perry...........

above)...... ............

29miles 42 "

Clayton. " ..............164 " From, Brunsmde to-- Albany, (See B. &. A. R R.)..171 miles

(RCFAULA DIVISION.)

Smithvilla, (Bee BlakelyDiv.

From Maeonto--

8. W. RR)...............194 "

Fort Valley, (See above)...... MarahalMUe................. Winchester... .............. Brown's Lane.... ........... Hontezuma............ ...... Oglethorpe............... ... Green's Mill.................. Andersen.................... Stewart......................

29 miles 3ft 89 44 49 51 55 60 66

Eufaula, Ala., (See Enfaula Div. S. W. R R)..........265 "
Clayton, Ala., (See above). ..276 "
Western(KeannnrudocuaAedRt.loautne.t)ic Rail
General offices, railroad junction, op posite Forsyth street, Atlanta. Hon. Joseph E. Brown, president; William

Americus.... ....... ........ 70 Sunter...................... 79

HacRae, superintendent; B. W. Wrenn, general passenger agent; R A. Ander-

Smithville, (Blakcly June.).... 82

son, general freight agent.

Brown's..................... 90

From Atlanta to--

Dawson..................... 97 Graves.......................101

Bolton....................... Smiles Gibnore..................... 10 "

Ward .......................107

Vining-s..................... 11 "

Cuthbert, (Ft Gaines June.).. 118

Smyrna.... ..".......... ... 15 "

Morris . ...................188

Marietta, lJunc. M. & N. G.

Hatcher ....................133 Georgetown .................141

RR)..................... 20 " Kennesaw .................. 29-"

Enfanla, Ala., (connects with

Acworth............ ....... 35 "

V.&B.RR)..............143

Allatoona................... 41 "

38

GBOHGIA STATE GAZBTTBEB

Barlow.................... '. 42 miles into the Savannah at a point between

Slogan's ................... 44 " Elbert and Lincoln county.

Etowah ................... 47 " Cannohee--Length, 160 miles; naviga

Cartersville, (June. Cherokee

ble one-third the distance.- Originate!

RR)........... ........ 49 " in Emanuel county, and finds an outlet

Rogers..................... 52 " by the Ogeechee river in Bryan county,

Cass .................... 63 " a few miles above the A. & &. Railroad.

Kingston, (June. R. R. R)... 80 " Chattahoochee--Longest river in the

HalPs....................... 64 " State. Has its origin in the Blue Ridge,

Adairsville............ ..... 70 " northeastern part of the State; flowi

McDaniel's................. 7 " southwest within seven miles of Atlanta

Calhoun................... 79 " to West Point; thence south as a bound

Resaca........ ....... . 85 " ary between Alabama and Georgia until

TUton........... .......... 91 " it is joined by the Flint river in Decatnt

Dalton, (June. E. T..V. & Ga.

county, when it takes the name of Apt-

R R and S. R & D. R R 100 " lachicola, and continues south, empty

Tunnel Hill................ 109 " ing into Apalachicola bay. Navigable

Catoosa ................... 114 " for steamboats to Columbus. Gold

Ringgold................... 116 " abounds and is successfully mined in

Graysville......... ........ 122 " the upper portion of this river.

Chickamnuga, Tenn.......:. 128 " from Apalaefueola to--

Boyce,

"........... 182 " Port Jackson,

Fla. .163mil

Chattanooga, "........... 140 " Bellevue.

.168 "

Western Railroad of Ala bama.

From Went Print to--

Cusseta,

Ala .... 11 miles

Rough and Ready, .... 18 "

Opefika,

...... 22 "

Tounges,

...... 26 "

Salem,

...... 88 "

Motts,

...... 38 "

Smith's, Columbus,

...... 43 " Ga. ...... 52 "

Neil's Ldg,

Gordon,

Ala.

Columbia,



Howard

Ga/

Fort Gaines,

<

Franklin,

Ala!

Otho,

Eufaula,

Florence,

Ga..

Jernigan,

Ala.

FHV onlnt+aoitnnae''js Middle Ldg, Ga..

Fontaine's Upper Ldg, Ga..

.180 ' .194 ' .200 ' 223 ' .241 .249 ' .252 ' .277 ' .307 .317

RIVERS.

Bank's Lower Ldg, " . .832 Wright's Lower Ldg, Ala. .887

Compiled from various but authentic Columbus.

Ga.. .867

data, giving source and outlet and land ChaUooga--Small stream of northwert

ings, with .distances on navigable Georgia. Having its source in Walk*

streams, so far as obtainable.

county, it flows southwest, and crossing

AHapaAa--Takes its rise in south cen the Alabama State line, empties into tbi

tral part of the State, has a southeasterly Coosa near Grantville. There is also I

course, and empties into the Suwannee stream of this name (or Chatuga) om

in Florida, a distance of about 100 milesi of the head waters of the Savannah.

AUa/maha--Largest stream in the Chatatee--Tributary of the Chatto-

State; formed by junction of the Oc- hoochee, having its source in TJnio*

mulgee and Oconee; flows southeast county and an outlet about 10 mil*

and empties into the Atlantic by two below Gainesville. Gold is found in pay

nutlets, the north branch passing by ing quantities in the bed of this stream.

Darien through Doboy sound south of Oonnetaaiga--One of the branches of

Sapelo island, and the south branch the Oostanaula, rises in Gilmer county,

through Altamaba sound above Little flows north into Tennessee, and turnin|

St. Simon's island. Navigable 200 miles west, comes south again until it unita

to the Junction above mentioned.

with the Coosawattee.

Appataehee--Tlaa its source in the Coosa--Formed by junction of UN

north central portion of the State-- Etowah and Oostanaula at Rome. Ill

Gwinnett county--and running south course is thence southwest into the SUM

east a distance of 75 or 80 miles, empties of Alabama until it is merged in tte

into the Oconee river near Greensbor- Alabama river.

From Greeruport, Ala., to--

-A tributary of the Savannah; Gadsden.

Ala.... 30mite

rises among the mountains of northeast Hoke's Bluff,

.,.. 45

Georgia, runs southeast and discharges Coates'Bend,

" .... 55

J

AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Ball Play,

Ala.... 65miles temandina.

Fla........197 miles

Oak Hill,

" . 70 " Jacksonville.

"....... .857 "

Maple Grove,

" 75 " Little JBwr--Remarkable for its rapid

Piano, Centre, Leesburgh.

" . 91 " 95 " .101

current, is a stream of about 85 miles in length and an important supply for the Oconee, into which it empties a few

Cedar Bluff, Howell's X Roads,

" .110 " .126

miles above Milledgeville, after a south easterly course from its head, in Wal-

Sterling.,

" .131

toh county. There are other small

Kirk's Grove, Grantville,

" 144 " .145

streams bearing same name; one in Cherokee county emptying into Broad

CoosaviUe, Livingston,

Ga. .165 " .170

river; another rising in Irwin county, Bowing south and emptying into the

Rome,

" .185

Withlacoochee near Valdosta, and a

GxuavMttee--Branch of the Oostan- third discharging its waters into the

aula; takes its rise in Gilmer county, Savannah between Columbia and Lin

and flowing southwest, unites with the coln counties, after an eastward course

Conesauga.

From its source, in Greene and Ogle-

EtovxiA--TbiB stream, celebrated for thorpe counties.

its excellent water power and rich allu Newport (NerOt)--Rises in Liberty

vial soil, joins with the Oostanaula at county; is about 30 miles in length, nav

Rome, to form the Coosa. Its head is igable to Riceboroogh, and empties into

in Lumpkin county, whence it follows the Atlantic ocean above or opposite St.

a southerly course to a point near Aura- Catherine's island.

ria, continuing thence southwest.

Neaport (South)--Forms the boundary

JKnt-From a point in DeKalb coun between Liberty and Mclntoah counties,

ty, this stream pursues a somewhat and flows into Sapelo sound.

devious course south and southwest for OMoch.net--Has its source in the south

upwards of 300 miles, until it joins the central part of the State, follows a south

Chattahoocb.ee at the extreme south westerly course into Florida, then flows

western corner of the State and unites southeast and falls into Shallow bay, an

in forming the Apalachicola. Several arm of the Apalachee bay.

towns of considerable importance are OctOa--Takes its rise in Thomas coun

located upon its banks, among them ty, and flowingsouth, empties into Ap-

Albany and Bainbridge. The latter has palachee bay, Fla.

semi-weekly steamboat communication Oanulgte--West branch of the Alta-

13 miles to the mouth of Flint, thence maha. Head waters in DeKalb and

to Apalachicola, Fla. Large shipments Gwinnett counties. General course

of cotton go by this channel.

southeast, uniting with the Oconee and

BiavsoMee--A tributary of the Ten forming the Allamaha a few miles east

nessee river, taking its rise in the Blue of Lumber City. Boats of very light

Ridge, upper portion of Haberaham draft can ply as high up this stream as

county, and following a northwesterly Macon, something over 350 miles above

course until it reaches its outlet.

the confluence, or about 500 from Da

.Button--This stream also has its rien. Another small stream called Little

origin in Habersliam county; flows Ocmnlgee rises in Twiggs county and

southeast and empties into Broad river. falls into this river at Lumber City.

Inland Soute--A favorite line of travel Oeoiue--East branch of the Altamaha.

from Savannah to Jacksonville, Fla. Has its source in Habersham county,

The Georgia and Florida Inland Steam and running east of south. Joins the Oc-

boat Company have elegant steamers in mulgee near Lumber City in Telfair

this line, leaving Savannah on the after county and forms the Altamaha. The

noons of Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Oconee famishes excellent water power

Saturday of each week.

at Athens.

from Saeannah to--

Ogetohee--Forms in Greene county

St. Catherine's, Ga........ 50 miles and following a southeasterly course

Sapelo, Doboy,

80 .. .... 90

for more than two hundred miles, dis charges its water into the Atlantic

Darien. Frederica,

....... 108 ........122

through Ossabaw sound. It has tw tributaries, each known as Little Ogee.

St. Simon's, Brunswick,

........133 ........147

chee; one in Scriven county, and the other from Hancock into Washington

St. Mary's,

........187

county.

40

GBOEGIA STATE GAZKTTJEEB

Ohoopee--Finds an outlet by the Alta- from SaeannaA to-- .

maha river at northeast corner of Ap- Puresysburgh, 8. O........ 20 miles

pling county, after following a south Beck's Furry, "........ 30 "

easterly flow from its source in "Wash Bbenezer,

Ga........ 40 "

ington county, a distance of one hun Seine's Landing, "........43 "

dred miles. Little Ohoopee flows into Saffney's Landing, "........ 45 "

this stream in Emanuel county.

Sister's Ferry, "....... 67 "

Oottanaula-- Formed of the waters of Old Sister's Ferry, 8.C........ 60 "

the Cpnnesauga and Coosawattee rivers; Trowel'u Landing, Oa........ 65 "

flows southeast, and uniting with the Paiachucla, 8. C........ 68 "

Btowah at Rome composes the Coosa. Mt. Pleasant, Ga........75 "

Not navigable.

Porter's Landing, "...-.....78 "

8t. Maiy't--Navigable for sloops Hudson's Ferry, "........ 86 "

about thirty miles,- and for boats up Martin's Landing, 8. C ....... 90

wards of sixty miles. A very crooked Poor Robin,

Ga........ 97

stream, having three distinct sources;

.115

one from Lake Spalding, another from Brier Creek

.119

Lake Randolph, and a third from Okee- Cohen's Bluff, S. C.

.128

fenokee swamp. Flows south, then al Matthew's Bluff, " .

129

most due north, and again east, empty Saxon's Landing, Ga.

.134

ing into the Atlantic at Cumberland Black's Landing, " ........ 1_39

Bound.

Hershman's Lake, "....... .147

from St. Mary"t to--

Burton's Ferry, "........162

Port Henry.................. 7 miles Johnson's Land'g, B.C........ 160

Wild's Landing..... ........ 12

Brown's Landing, "........172

Germantown, Oa.... ... 27

Stony Bluff,

Ga .......174

Woodstock Mill, Fla........ 29

Little Hell,

8. C......-.177

King's Ferry,

3]

Steel Creek,

Ga........l87

Orange Bluff,

34

Brigham'sLanding, " ........189

Coleraine

Griffin's Landing, "....... .197

Camp Pinkney Ga

Hancock's Landing,"....... .203

Calico Hill,

58

Point Comfort............... 208

Traders Hill,

64

Demery's Ferry..............213

Sapelo--A small stream wholly in Shell Bluff, Ga......... .....216

Mclntosh county, finding an outlet Silver Bluff.... .............281

through Sapelo sound.

Augusta, Ga .............. .266

Batula--Sometimes called St. Ilia, has Utacnnee--Takes its rise in Okefeno-

its source in Appling county, flows kee swamp, follows a southeasterly

east, thence south, and again east for a course and empties into the Appalachee

total distance of 150 miles, and empties bay aoove Cedar Keys, at a point be

into St. Andrew sound. Navigable a tween LaKayette and Levy counties,

short distance above its mouth. An Florida.

other stream, called Little Satilla, forms TallapooM--Forms in Paulding coun

the boundary line between Camden and ty; runs southwest through Haralson

Glynn counties, and empties into the county into the State of Alabama.

Atlantic above Satilla river proper. There is another stream called Little

Savannah -- Boundary line between Tallapoosa in Carroll county.

Georgia and South Carolina. It is TaUulah--Rises in Rabun county, and

among the largest rivers of Georgia and flowing southeast, unites with the Chat

the first in importance. The Chattooga tooga (or Chatuga), to form theTugalo.

(or Chatuga), river, between Rabun Tugalo--Formed by union of the Chat

county, Georgia, and Oconee county, tooga (or Chatuga), and Tallnlah riven;

South Carolina, meets the Tallulah, runs southeast and unites with the Kio-

flowing from a southwestern source, at wee, of South Carolina, to form the

lower point of Rabun, where the Tuga- Savannah.

lo is formed, which in turn unites with Turtle--Originates in Wayne count*

the Kio.vee at Andersonville, South and empties into St. Simon's sound.

Carolina, continuing thence as the Navigable to Brunswick, and affords

Savannah, about 180 miles, to Augusta, an excellent harbor.

(not navigable), 266 miles to Savannah, WMouj--Small tributary of the Ocmul-

(steamboat navigation), and thence IS gee, emptying into that stream in Jas

miles to Tybee island, at its mouth. per county.

Ocean vessels run up to the city ol Witiiiacoodtee--A. small stream in the

Savannah,

extreme south central part of the State.

T A If F th GEORGIA RAILROAD, the

J ANIL

Popular Route from Atlanta.

PLANTERS AND FARMERS
OF
GEORGIA.

Giving the postofflce address of each; arranged first by towns alphabet ically, then alphabetically by names in each town.
It is not claimed that the list is absolutely complete or correct, for themost diligent endeavor has obtained no information at all from some sec tions of the State.
Names in this list do not appear in the general directory of towns nnlea* the party is engaged in other business also.

ABB
BALL LEWIS, Bowen R V., Brown J. K., Brown Philip, Brown Samuel, Denard John, Denard Joseph, Denard Thomas, Doster N. E.f Doster P., Faireloth W. T. Hon., Fitzgerald David, Gibbs Alien, Gibbs Thomas, Griffin Thomas L., Holt William. Johnson D., Johnson Troy, Land J. J., McBryant W. H., McCail Samuel, McCartney John, McCloud John F., McDuffle J. D., Mitchell Norman, Mitchell 8. N., Mitchell Thomas C., Mitchell T. J., Mixon James, Owens Alfred, Owens James,

41 Abbeville Bainey Joseph,
Beid Drury, Held Q. K. Beid Q. W., Smith A. W., Smith John, Smith Lawson, Statham Norman, Tomberlin J. A., ' Walker W. H. Dr., Warren Thomas, Washburn J. W., Willomford M., Worthen Thomas, Brown John, Clayton C. C., Cowen F. N., Cowen 8. N., Davenport Thos., Dawson L. M., Dabbs Charles, Foster K. &, GraggJohn, Gunnell W. B., House Jacob G., Kendrick George L., Lemon Smith. HcLain C. P., McMillan B. H., Maddox D. H., Nichols D. W.,

ACW Abbeville
ii It u 11 11 11 It tt tt ft It It It
Acwo(rth. <
. 41
11
(1

<l
<1
11
11
11
11
1
II
11
11

D. F. Willcox Odnmlrai, fik.. npitMati oliact ad

ACW Northcuti E., OrrD. W., Orr J. L., Orr W. E.. Prlcbard James, Rainey B., BandeU J. L., Smith A. 8., Stanaell Barron D., Stokely D. V., Tapp James, Westbrooks J., Alien Durham, Aycock John C., Aycock Zack T., Benson John, Biddy John, Blalock William, Bomar B. H. C., Chilton John L., Colling William. Conaway Turner, Durham Frank, Dyar Joel H., Dyar J. P., Fitten John H., Franklin Jolin, Qaines Reuben, Gray John W., Johnson John, King Noah, King W. M., Leake Tillman, Lewis Baylis J . Lewis BayllsW., Lewis Edward E., Lewis James W., Lewis John P., Loudermilk D. W., MoDow George, Mooney J. Mrs., Mosteller Berryman, Hosteller David, Murphy William, Price Edwin M., Bchuler John, Bchuler William, Shaw Frank, Rbaw James, Shaw John O., Slaughter Robert, Stephens Thomas, Swaine W. Jesse, Towers Benjamin, Trimble Augustus C.. Trimble Wffliam, Veach James M., . Venable James, Wrigbt Henry, Yarbrough Bird,

42

AFT

Acwoartta ii <i ii it ii

Yarbrough Perry, Adams George W., Adams L. E., Allman James T.. Aloobrook David H , A very Henry W., Bankston Henry,

Aduiravllle Adamsviille
4-1
1 1 I

41 Brow 8. P.,

1

II Brown Samuel D.,

1

(I CampR..

1

II Carroll William,

1'

11 Damon J. D.,

1

Adalrsviiille ii ii ii ii. ii it a ii ii ii ii ii iiii ii ii it I* it ii ii ii ii t< ii ii ii ii ii ii it ii ii . ii ii ii
ii ii ii ii ii ii i< ii

Damron Edward,

Danforth James T.,

Davis A. B.,

Davis T.,

Dollar Jesse,

Dollar Jesse C.,

Ford Emory,

Ford J. J. Rev.,

Goodwln Jesse,

Hallman Samuel,

Harwell Jeese C .,

Hawes William L.,

Hellings John P.,

Howell A. B. G.,

Jones T. J.,

Kennedy M. K.,

Knight Thomas S-,

Knight William H.,

Lee John,

LitUe Francis M.,

Lowe Thomas J.,

McDonald J. P.,

McDonald P.,

McDonald Remascus,

McQee Mary A Martha,

Nash J. N.,

Odum O.,

Osborne Seaborn K.,

Parker C. M.,

Parker Oliver,

Presnell Sliter,

Bobbins Joseph P.,

Smith George F.,

Smith J. B ,

Smith Sarah A. Mrs.,

Bpeer C. C.,

Thompson Fletcber,

Thompson Thompson

Mary R. H.

E. Mrs. F.,

'

Venable John,

Widows Robert,

Wilson A. A.,

Wilson James M.,

Wilson Samuel A.,

Wimberly Alexander D.,

Pariah J. JT.,

Baker T. A.,

Branch J. T.,

1

1 1 1
" II II 11 II II <l I II 1 '
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II II K I II It II il II II II II il II II
1 ( t J

Adel Aftioi n

_th_e_C_E_O_R_C_IA__RA_ISLhROoArDt,

the Line

from

Itocon.

APT Hughes Norman, Lovett B. P., Lovett W. B.. McDermid John, Pordee W. A., Bentz Charles, Webb Jordan, Williams E. J., William* . E., Willis D. M., Gully J. P., Jordan J. B., Massey R W., Moss JR. W., Owens J. L, Owens W. A., Taylor J. W., Wade J. H. C., Kirby W. C Bacon Wallace W., Bennett William H., Boyd J. Lafayette, Child GraDville H., Cross William G-, Cutliff John F., Davls Ellen C. Mrs., Davia John A, Davls John P., Durham James B. P., Everett James B., Gillion Joab J., Oreenfield Davis, Harris Benjamin F., Hartwell Charles P., Jackson John, Jones, Phillips ft Co., Jordan George W., Jordan Lebnidas A., Keaton James K. P., Eindall James, Lockett Benjamin O., McLaren fid ward H., Massie John W., Mays Crawford M., Mercer N.F. ft W.J., Mercer & Johnson, Mougban A. B. & Bra, Partridge William H., Putney, Arnold A Co., Putney Francis F., Baiter Samuel P., Shephard B, B A Co., Smith William E, Smith A Gassett, Tompkins Matthew P., Tift, a>bbs 4 Co., Tift N. * A. F., Walker George, Walters Jesee W., Walters John A.,

43

ALE

Afton Warren & Hobos,

Albany

Welch L. E.,

Willingbam Thomas H.,

Ataway Martha,

it it

Augustine Lewis A., Bailey David, Jalley David C.,

Alexanduer K

Jargeron Benjamin F.,

iargeron Elisha,

iargeron Ezekiel,

Air-Line Sargeron John,

Barrow Charles W.,

Bailey Jacob V.,

Saxley W. H.,

Baxter Jefferson L.,

II

Bell 8.,

I.

SellT.,

II

Eilanchard Thomas C.,

4C

Alaculsy Blauchard Thomas 8.,

. It

Albany Bounell C. E.,

If

Srinson Adam,

M

Etrinson Frank L.,

II

Briuson Jasper J.,

II

Brinaon William T.,

Brown Fannln H.,

Burton F. J.,

Burton James V..

Burton Thomas J.,

Carpenter D. L.,

II

Carpenter John N.,

II

Carpenter John W<,

II

Gates George F.,

Cates Judson P.,

Chance B. 8.,

Chance William D..

n

Chandler George M.,

ii

Chandler Bobert,

ii

Chandler William A.,

ii

Cbew John C.,

u

Coglin John,

it

Crozier Alexander,-

ii

CrozierE. B.,

Crozier John T..

EUison Benjamin F.,

Ellison George M.,

EUison Bobert;J.,

ii

Forehand David B.,

ii

Graham A. A.,

a

Graham John F.,

if

Gray Joseph M..

it

Hankerson William B.,

u

Hatcher R A.,

K

Hayne L. C.,

II

Herrington Berry,

U

Herrington C. T.,

II

Herrington John F.,

M

Herrington Bobert M..

II

Herrington Seaborn R.,

11

Herrington William M.,

II

Huret C. W.,

II

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 58 years ago. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

. ALB

44

ALT

Jackson Oliver, Jenkins John, Jenkins L. B., Kimball Dallas, LesterH. V., Lively Alexander, Lively Mark M., LovettT. T., McCathren W., McElmurray J. F., McMillen Henry, Mills John A., Moses A. Delieon, Oliver I. H., Perkins David M., Perkins George C., Rackley James F., Raekley Joel P., Rackley Stephen F. , Raekley William L. D., Reddick Nicholas, Roberts Joel, Robertson Ezekiel, Robertson L., Sapp Counsel D., Sapp Philip A., Sapp William C., Sasser John H., Sharp Rufus, Shaw W. H., Shutimake E. F., Bhudmake J. A., Shudmake O. L., Skinner Edward, Skinner George W., Skinner John W., Smith Nathaniel, Terry Philip, Wallace Adam B., Wethers John.

AlexandKer <c ii
1*
II II .1 *I II
II II II II II .11 11 II II II II II II II II II II It II II II II II II II It 11 II II II

Stitson Caleb, Urquhart R. F., Aderhold James B., Alien Ephraim M., Awtrey George, Ayers Alonzo, Ayere Creed, Ayers James R. Barton Cosbey J., Boyd Davy, Boyd George W., Bovd John D., Boyd Robert, Boyd William J., Boyd W. W., Edge Marion L., Fuller Judson, Garst Philip H., Goodson Michael, Hamilton John L., Hembree James C., Hembree Jasper, Hembree William J., Johnston George W., Johnston W. B., Jobnston W. H. Jr., Jordan Dempsey, Ktnney Isaac, Leguin James, McWhorter Moses A., NeweU Alfred, Newell Benjamin T., Reaton J. D. L., Reynolds Alpbeus, Reynolds Wesley, Reynolds Willis, Teel Benjamin, Tyles James, Tyson Alexander, Tyson Jahen,

Alieini 's
Alien's Miiills ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii it ii it ii ii ii it <i ii ii ii ii n ii ii ii ii ii <i a ii ii n (i

Boling Mitchell, Bond O. H., Jordan C. J., Jordan J. M., Jordan Thomas G.,

Allandiai le ii ii ii

Crisler Abel, Crisler Thomas J., Kimball 8. T.. Maxwell A. C., Morris D. R.,

Smith William,

.

Rucker John,

Keener Jonas, McCoy Jasper; McDaniel 1. O., McDaniel I. O. Jr., Moore Elliott, Moore T. C., Wallace Campbell Jr., Wofford Alfred,

Allatooiina 11 ii ii ii ii

Rucker R. J., Rucker W. D., Scale M. J., Teasly Isham, Teaaly W. A. G., Webb Clinton, Webb John, . Doraey J. R.,

AlpharetU
ii it K ii ii ii ii it ii ii Alpine

Alien Robert. E., Boyd Robert D., Little Frederick, Little William N., Seago James F., Beago Josiah M.,

Alieini 's it ii ii <i

Anderson J. D., Clifton C., Hardin John, Jarrel John, LimerJ. 8., McArthur M. D.,

Altamaibi * ii ii ii ii

TAW the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1AIV Li

the Best Route East.

ALT Pennon L., Phillips D. T., Byals Henry, Tillman James, Warren Perry, Widdingcamp C., Alexander D. M., Beatty H., Blackburn 8. K., Brown John P., Burford D., Cannon E., Cannon W. O., Carter 8., Crow J. A., Davidson A. J., Davis J. 8.. Deavours T. E., Dillashaw W. W., Furgason A. J., Furgason J. N., Grant A. P., Grant J. H., Grant J. M., Grant T. J., Herrin A. F., Herrin Edward, Herrin M. P., Herrin Perry, Herrin 8. 8., Herrin W. T., Holder J. J.. Hughes T. J., Irvin E., Ivie F. K., Ivie W. P., Ivie W. B., King A., King W. C., King W. L.. JMarlin J. M., Morris A. B., Morris M., Oliver B. H., Oliver D. 8., Parker J. C., Parker J.W., Parker Lewis, Potts J. P., PresleyW., Boper J. 8., Roper W. A., RylieKJ., Shirley Y. J., Shore J. D., Sbore P. T., Shore B. M., Shore 8. O., Shore W. C., Shnburgh B, A.,

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II II II II <l II II II II 41 41 41 41 44 41 41 41 41 41 41 II 41 41 II

BAT

Smith Enoch M.,

Smith Hancy,

Smith Hancy Jr., Smith James B., Smith James K.. Smith John W., Smith Mary E., Smith Thomas B.. Smith William A., Smith William P., Tarver Andrew E., Tarver .-amuel B.,

Tarver Samuel F.,

Taylor John D.,

Taylur W. L.,

Turner James,

Turner Sarah Mrs., Veal Elizabeth Mrs,

4
a

Veal William,

u

Waddell George O.,

u

Walden Bryant H.,

u

Walker John O.,

u

Waller William,

u

WatkinaAlvah E.,

u

Watkius Henry P.,

u

Watkins Bichard H.,

u

Weeks Benjamin 8.,

u

Wells R.B., .

If

West Elbert W.,

u

WbiKham James W.,

a

Wbitileld Everett.

41

WhiUield SheUman,

Williams Peucy Mm.,

Wilson Eli W.,

Woods Isaac,

11

WtxMls William A.,

u

Youngblood Abraham,

u

Field-----Mrs., Bartow Iron Worb

Holloud & Deweese,

u

Joues C. M..

u

Stegull E., .

u

Stegull John,

u

Tumliu P.,

u

Books Thomas,

BawxM

Chandler C. C.,

u

Chandler C. H. C.,

a

Duly James.

u

Hampton Howard,

.u

Hargrove F. A.,

u

Jobnsou James.

u

Matthews C. W.,

u

Matthews Milton,

a

Mattox John,

u

Mattox Joseph,

u

Mattox J. G.,

u

Moon Nice,

Rogers John,

AllrldgeJ.,

Brandon John,

Byne J. B.,

CUTD anlr

ytiomuorrMe veriachGaEnOdiRseGfIrAomROPAhDilaFdaeltp: Fhriaeiagnhdt LI Binael-.

BAT

fi6

BEL

Cox 8., Dent J. M., Goddard J., Trowbridge J.,

Bauth it ii

Ledford Hamilton, McAlllster C. B., MFalls Ledford. Miesemer Peter K.,

Anderson James, Anderson I. M., 'Donglass D. Y., Douglass J. A., Fortner J. T.,

Battle Grou"nd " " ii

Mitchell N. B., Walden B., Wheat Drury, Whitman George D., Williams Z. L.,

Fortner Millard Kortner S. M.,

**

Horton H.,

Eight Sbadrach,

Rowland T. J., -

gtevens Joshua TapleyJ. M.,

Bev.

'

Wheeler B. Y.,

Wheeler Charles,

Williams Freeman,

it it it it it ,, it ii ii

Wilson James C., Worthy T. N., Brown Thomas, Clarkson C., ClarKson James, Colter J. J.", Colter Bichard, Dougherty Henry, Dougherty Bobert, JBverett P.,

Baxley Mitcbell, Baxley Wilson, Branch Michael, Ctasly Stephen, Kennedy E. T., Hilliken Benjamin, Mims E. E., Boberson J'. J., Tnten D. B.,

Bax"ley ii it ii ii ii ii u

Everett W. P., Gilbreatb A. B., Hatfield W. H., Hatfield W. P., Hunter Alexander, Hunter G. B., KellN. G., Millican James, Milllcan W. P.,

Camp Men-lit. Coffee J. B., Livsey Joseph. McElvany J. 8.,

Bay Cre"ek ii u

Owens M., Rogers T. A., Bogers W. H., Boutti Andrew 8.,

Smith J. L., Trible A. A., Watson J. F., Watson J. B., Whitworth C. H., Whitworth J. O.,

ii ii u ii ii

Smith Aaran, Smith N. D.. Sparger H. B., Thurman Oliver, Woods Nathan, Beid Lewis A.,

Beaverdiai le it
it " " it
ii
Beech Groiive ti it "
ii " it . it " " 11 ' * < ' ' * i i i
i i i Belalr

Baker Bobert H., Boyd James,

Beaverdale Ward John S., Wynn Thomas,

it

Bryant George W., Bryant John, 1 Bryant Thomas L, 1 Carter F. M., Collinsl. W., ICookJ., 1 Cooper David, lgeanE.8., 1 Ketcher L. O., netiher Bufus L., 1 Joote George W.,

ii it tt ti it ii it it it

Acee T. J., Banner Bedford B., Brooks Bobert,

Belleviiei w i

Brown Elizabeth J. Mire., Brown Stephenson, Bruce John M.,

' i

Caldwell David, Caldwell J. O. P.,

ii

Crorey William H., Elder George B., Fuller OHs V.,

i<t!

1 Haggard John C., Haggard P. A., I Bembree H., |H^y8.H.Bev.,
1 Horn James, Horn Peter M., ttnffaker Jesse Bev. Wh Thomas Dr.,

ii 11 ii 11 it it it "

Gamble John W., Holmes Finley O., Holmes Bobert A., Holmes W. T.. Hough Mary A. Mrs., Jones James W., Kendrick Bobert S., Kendrick William T., McCoy John H.,

i"i""ti !"! .

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrison A, Co., Prop'rs, 27 & 29 Broad St.

BEL

66

McCrorey L.. B.,

Belleview >>naldson James,

McDowell John B., Mahone T. H. Jr..

11

Donaldson William, Mmes William,

Miller Cullin P.,

u lagains Alien,

Miller M. L. Mrs.,

Efofraiiis Solouion,

Owen S. B.,

BEolland Henry,

Palmer William S.,

EEolland John,

Pitts Stanmore B.,

Holloway R.,

Powers John W.,

Solloway William,

Pye James F.,

Kennedy Eiimond,

Russell Susan Mrs..

Kennedy Eli,

Busseli William P.,

Kennedy Stephen,

Teal Andrew, Teal Arnold,

it

Kieklighter M., [jane John J.,

Teal Dorcas Mrs.,

ii Mikle Alien,

Wamble Mary Ann Mrs.,

Mikle William,

Whaley T.,

Etiggs James,

Baker James R.,

Ben Hill Rimes James,

Baker John B.,

Rimes Jordan,

Baker John M.,

Rome 11,

Baker Julius,

Rome James P.,

Baker Larkin,

Rome Peter,

Butt Jesse M.,

Ruskin Shepard,

Bryant Ann E. Mrs.,

TiUman Joseph,

Cash John H.,

Williams James,

Childreas Jesse,

Williams John G. Rev.,

Cobb William,

Williams Robert J.,

Cunningbam Robert,

Wilson Benjamin,

De Foor James N.,

Cain John R..

Diggs Samuel,

Duncan W. R.,

Dowman Charles,

Franklin Richard S.

Fain John J.,

Garner Robert P.,

Hatchcock Arminda Mrs.,

Garner Thomas,

Holbrook William,

Kelley Sanford S.,

Kennedy Thomas C.,

King Charles M.,

Landrum James,

McDaniel Eli,

McGee Melville S.,

McDaniel W. L.,

McGee William,

Martin Abraham J.,

Oliver George W.,

Massey W. S.,

Oliver Pliny R.,

Minor W. W.,

Peacock James O.,

New Jacob C.,

Peacock Lewis P..

Phillips David P.,

Redwine James O.,

Rowder Crockett A.,

Sewell Isaac H.,

Russell Nathan,

Sewell Milley B. Mrs.,

Spence A. H.,

Stone Eliza Mrs.,

Alien Alexander M.,

Buttles Joseph,

Baston C. B.,

Treadwell Hardy,

Blackston James,

Tucker John C.,

Blackston Martin V.,

Wallace Samuel H.,

Branch M. J.,

Wells Moutgomery M. M.,

Bridges O.,

Aldernan Daniel,

Bengal Burnsides John,

Aldernan James,

Cartin Paul,

Andersou David, Anderson James, Anderson Jeflerson, Anderson William, Bird Jefferson,

CawleyW., Olive Thomas, Crawford George O., Green I. D. Mrs., Harris George,

Bird William, Collins Michael,

Holley Ebenezer S., Isdale Moses J.,

BER Bens
u II BerkshiiiR ii u u a ii u ii ii u ii
ii Beneik
u u II

T A If IT the CEORCIA RAILROAD,

1 AIV&

the Popular Route from Atlanta.

BEB

57

BLA

LiUaratedt A. E. Mrs., Lazenby A., Lnzenby George, Marsh P., Merry Bradford, Oliver J. T., Palmer Benjamin, Palmer George, Palmer James, Palmer James J., Palmer Samuel A., Powell George F., Prather Addfeon C., Pratber D., Bess Thomas N., Stovall Joslah. Trowbrldge John.
' Trowbridge William B.
Wrenn Nathaniel, Bacon W. E., Bagly H. T., Blackstock W. J., Brown B. J., Brown Samuel, Brown 8. C., Clement Stephen, Clement W., Cunninghain H. L., Jones G. W., Holder E. M., Pool John, Waason 8. A.,

Berzeitlia u it

Smith E. B., ttrickland Henry. fimmons W. J. C. Turner Horton,

Bev.

u u

WiUiamson Clark, IVilliamson Jasper,

It Wise Joseph,

tl Wyatte John.

Billioi w ii it it ii 11 it

u Anderaon William,

ft
<t ft

Anderson W. H., Beard B. D., Beard B. F.,

Black Cre11ek 11 it

ft Beard J. C.,

41

11 Beard J. B,,

41

ft Bennett T. B.,



11 ft
fItt

Bennett W. A., Best J. W., BoydF. J.. Boyd J. W.,

U tl 41 41

Big Crettek ti ii 11 it it it u u ii it 11

Boykln J. W., Brown B. C., Brown J. W., Bryan J. C., Bryan M. L., Callahan O., ColdingJ. M., Conner Sandy (e), Dean A. B., Edenfield John, EdenBeld Joseph L-, Gadsden William, German James,

41
41 41 41 41 44 44 41 4t 41 44 41 41

Baker W. A. Bev., Dlckuon Martin, Uoas B. H., Palmour John D., Blowers John 1ST., Blowers Thomas, Wade W.D. Bev.,

Big Savan11na ti it 11 ii it

Grant Alien, (c), Grant A. T. Bev. (c), Grant David, Gross Jacob.(c), Giovenstein J. 8., Grovenstein Louis, Harby Joseph,

41 41 4< 41 41 41 41

Adams Bobert,

Billow Hines J. H.,

4<

Bonner Alleu,

u Htnes B. Mrs.,

tl

Bonner Bennet,

II HunterH.8.,

41

Bonner John Bev.,

II Hunter B. W.,

41

Boaner John Jr.,

II Jarrell B.,

U

Bonner LaFayette,

11 JarreU J. B.,

41

Bonner William,

II Jarrell B, F.,

1

Brown Franklin,

11 JarreU 8. J.,

.

l

Byrd Pugh.

II Jarrell T. D.,

l

Crowel Joslah Bev.,

II lAFayette C. A.,

41

Dukes Alfred,

II Lee S.,

11

Fielder Thomas, Oarrett Chancy Rev.,

11 II

McCall C. P., McCall M. N. Bev.,

II 11

Hanson J. F.,

II McCall B. G.,

1

LyleJ.A,, Michael Peter.

tl II

McConn Monday (c), Mallard F. T.,

II II

Nixon A.,

tl Martin Samuel,

11

O'ConnorO.,

II Michael Bichard (c),

II

Owenaby James,

II Overstreet 8.,

It

Beagan Burton, Boberts Nelson,

II II

Overatreet Thomas (c), Bushing E. F.,

II tl

5

1

D r U/;i1/>nv OOMWBTO, BKPSBSBVT8 THE HOT UAL LOT . JT. W IIICOX, INS. 00. Or NEW YOBS. Aneti anr 186,000,000.

BLA

58

BLTJ

Bushing 8. E., Bushing W.H., Scott John Bev.'(c)i Scott J. H., Scott W. J., Singleton Justus (c),

Black Creiiek ii i t i

Sweat W. F., Thomas James 8., Thomas Ransom. Wade Archibald P., Walker Daniel, Walters James A.,

Black Cre"ek 11 11 ii

Smart Henry (c), Sumner H., Thomas Abram (c), Thomas Samuel (c), Tolbert Moses (c), Varner B. T. D. L., Waters A. C., Waters W. F.. Willis H., Young 8. (c),

i u ii u ii i ii

Youmans Charles ., Youmans James $., Youmans Stephen L., Bennett 8., Brackett Thomas, Butts A. B., Butts E. W., Butts John, Butts John G., Christopher J. A.,

ii Blairaville
" ' ".

Aspinwall John.

Blackshear Cook A. B.,

Aspinwall Matthew, Baxter John, Baxter John Jr., Bennett James 8., Bowen Malachi, Bowen W. H., Brant ley Benjamin D., Brown James Brown W. J., Byrd Dred. Campbell Daniel, Carter George, Carter Isaac, Carter John W., Davis Alfred, Davis B. C., Davis J. Bandall, Davis William, Dickson A. J., Dickson James J., Dickson Joseph, Dickson W. F., Donaldson John, Downs James M., Fuller T. J., Henderson J. J., Henderson Michael, Hyers Joseph ; Johnson Daniel B., Johnson James M., Johnson Lemuel, Kelley Samuel B., Kimball F. F., Middleton Alexander, Murdock Limus (c), Oberry J. J., " Beppard Henry C., BigRin B. G., Smitli Henry J., Smith James, Smith J. J.. Smith William, Sweat Martin,

ii u u
',!

Colwell William, Duncan J. K., Field J. G., Hamilton A. H., Jackson Jebiel, McCoy John,

iiiiiiuiiiiiiiiitiiii

McCoy William, Miller T. N., Nelson Colbert, Penland J. H., Beid Joseph, Bich J. M., Rich 8., Watkins B. W., Wellborn A. F., Dumas E. T., Dumas J. F., Farrar L. V. Mrs., Masterson A. A.,

u Smith Lee,

11 Tufts O.,

11 Williams John F.,

11 Williams John T.,

u ii
ii H " " " " ii Blonntevj1l1le u ii u ii (iii

11 II II II II II 11
11

Alsobrook J. E., Bryant G. W., Buchanan John, Buchanan W. L., Burke William, Callahan G. B., Cbastain Benjamin F., Cook Andrew,

Blue BJd"ge u ii u it " it

II Cornett James, 11 Cox E. B., u Cox John, 11 Cox William, II Ellis T. J., II Green Andrew J., II Green Joseph, 11 Green S. H.,

u u ii ii u u u

II Green Thomas, II Greer Elisha, II Griffin Stephen, II Jones James M.,

u u ".-

TA W 1 AlvL

!

GEORGIA

RAILROAD, the Short Line

from

Macon

BLfJ

58

BnU

Jones Jesse L., Kincaid James Rev., Kincaid William, Kinser Joseph, Ledford James F., Ledford R. C., Morgan Moses M., Parham Audrew, Percy John, Percy W. E., Balston D. M., Balston John W., Balston Margaret Mrs.,



Blue Ridnge ii 11 ii ii 11 u ii i i i i

Engrain John L, Engram Seaborn T., Btheridge Henry H., Etheridge J. A., Etheridge Thomas T., Evans John, Evans Jonathan, Evans Wiley, Fain Ebenezer, Pain EldrHge, Fain Moses N., Fain William, Fuller Walter,

Robinsou Joseph, Stephens John, Thomas C. E., Thomas Jasper W., Weaver E. 6., Weaver Fidel, Weaver Jacob, Weaver Jacob Jr.,

i i i i i i

Garrett Simeon, Gray Jonathan H., Green Sarah H., Green T. A. Mrs., Green William T., Hammock D. W., Hanks Stephen, Harrison John,

Bluffl"oi " " * i i i * ' ' i 1 " " u " u
41
11
11

Aeree A.,

Blue Springs Harrison William R,,

11

Alton J. M., Brock James, Cerrance J. L., demons C. A.,

t i i

Hathaway William B., Hause John U., Hays Joshua J., Herrington R.,

II 41 II II

Hauimett W. M., Holcomb A., Holcomb A. G., Holcomb Joseph, Hughes A. L., King A. H., Lane J. A., Miller James,

i ' i 11 11 " "

Hilson William H., Holmes Covington B., Horn Pinekney P., Hunt William EL, Ingram Etheldred, Ingram J -fan H., Ingram Morgarette Mrs., Ingram Mary A. F. Mrs.,

II
11 11 II 11 11 II

Miller J. Gy

u Jones N. E. Mrs.,

Nations J. L.,

11 KiUingsworth Daniel G., -

Bearcy J. P.,

1 KiUingswortb John A.,

Strain W. L.,

1 KiUingsworth Thomas M.,

Taylor John,

I Killingsworth WiUi <m,

Adams George H., Albritton Martha Mrs.,

Blufltion

King John J., King H. V. Moses,

Andrews Jumes F., Barefield Needham, Beard William L., Bell W. Thomas, Bigbie Archibald E., Bigbie James N., Blocker John E., Blacker Stephen, Bright James, Brown James T.,

it i u ii 11 11 11 u ii

Land Alien H.,

Litt Josiah,

McAUis'er O. A. (e\

McArthur Willis P.,

McArthnr & Fulton,

McCord John B.,



McKemie James F.,

McKemie Robert P.,

McRennon William R.,

McLendon Jesse E.,

Chance Mary Mrs.

McLendon Joshua,

Cobb Jacob,

u Mann Green B.,

1 Cooper Mark A..

II Mansfield Jpiues,

1 Cooper Monroe-C.,

II Milliner Manning,

I Cowart & Bynus,

11 Moody Lafayette,

I Davis Thomas P.,

11 Mcmre WiUiam O.,

1 DukeJ. Byrd,

11 Moore Zelpba Mrs.,

1 Dunahoo Augustus,

II Xarramore Cyrus R.,

1 Ely Mary Miss,

II Sews John,

11

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 68 year* ago. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

BLU

)

Oliff William 8., Owens James D. , Parker James S., Pounds Jared W., Pritcbett Gideon, Eadford Solomon, Bagan John, Bam bo Drewry, Bambo Fielding?, Bam bo Marcellus, Bicbardson Thomas M., Bimes Virgil P., Rich Adam, Rowland Swarm B., Bunnels Mary Miss, Sanders Irwin J., Sanders James B. M., Sawyer 8. W. Mr?., Smith Benjamin B., Sutton Thomas C., Teat C. J. Mrs., Thames Abner, Tinsley Margaret, Tinsley Philip, . Todd John H., Torbert James M., Torbert John B., Turner & Rivers (e), Williams Charlotte (e), Williams William M.,

Blutf1t1on ii ii ii ii ii ii ii it ii ii ii
ii ii ii ii ii i ii ii K ii ii ii ii it ii ii ii

Holt A. T., Jackson A. F., Perkins A. L., Bedding J. T., 3earcy J. T., Tftvlor E., Taylor J. B., Thrash J. M., Wadley G. D., Walton W. W , Washington R. P., Winn TS. J., Baldwin HartweU O., Bolton W. L., Bonds James, Brown William, Surge John, Burge Matthew, Surge William F.. Callahan William A., Campbell Robert, Cannon John C., Casey J. A., Casey John H., Cobb John, Coley JesseM., Collins James >., Collins William J., Cook George G., Cox Carr,

Alexander C. C.,

Bold Spring Cross David H.,

Alexander C. C. Jr., Ash William M., Canon D. P., Canon Robert H., Hall Daniel B., Harris: m William W., Holbrook Jease T. Dr., Holbrook Nathan J., Holbrook William Y., i Langston Shannon A., Little Crawford H., Little James M., Little John H., Little William C., Mangum Giliord M., Murray Eliaa B., Neal John W., Parks Fleming, Shannon John D., Shannon John H., Shelton Lewis, Towns C.. Vaugbn Benj. B., Westbrook 8. Hartley,

ii ii ii ii ii it ii

Defoor Martin. Donohoo J. W., Davis Ferdinand B., Dunning Hugh, English Thomas L., Gairy John, Gairy Maria Mrs., GHliland 8. J.,

ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii
ii

Hardage Jerae, Harris James A., Hatcher Charles, Holcomb H. C., Holysed J., Hooper Hiram, Hooper John, Hooper Thomas, Hooper William R., Hunt B., Jett Burch, Langford W. Y., McCrary J. A., McGriff Henry C., McGriff Henry O., McGriff Hiram,

Barrow T. W., Cadenhead B. F., CatesJ.H., Evans J. H., Evans J. W.,

Bolln0gbroiike ii ii ii

Mathews J. P., MathewB 8. P. Mathleson James L., Mauldin B. F., Mayson J. P.,

BOL Bolingbroiki e
ii it ii ii i i i i i ii
Boltonviilite ii ii < ii ii ii ii ii ii ii it ii ii ii ii ii H ii ii it. ii ii ii ii ii ii a ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii H ii ii ii ii ii ii i< ii ii <

T A If IT the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1A1V&

the Best Route East.

BOL

61

Modlin Miller D.,

Boltonville Li n ton B. F.,

Moore Thomas,

Mclntoeh B. F.,

Moore & Son, Nash H.,

McMurphy R. C., Mallette M. R.,

Newton H. M., Newton Martha A. Mrs., Bandall Pinkney H,

Mardre Robert B., Neal Elijah L., Norris D. A.,

Randall Hardy J., Bosser John W., Seagraves Robert B.,. Sheridan L., 81ms George,

it ii ii

Norton Joseph L., Parker John J., Peacock D. C., Spangler X. ft,

Stanaland J. H.,

Sims W E., Spinks Elizabeth Mrs., Spinks J. W.,

(Stephens Theodore T., Taylor Kincben L., Turner James T.,

Stroup Alexander W., Sweet A.. Vaughn Felix A., Walker Martin M., Wallace Lucy Mrs., Williams Benjamin, Wilson Elizabeth Mrs., Wimberly H. L.,

it ii 11 ii it

Vann N. A., Vaughn William, Whaley Jorman H.. Abercrombie John T., Adabold L. J., Adams J. M.,

Adamson C. Q.,

Adamaon John W.,

Wood Jane Mrs., Andrews J. E., Bund J. H., Bond J. P., Bond J. T., Bond 8. J-, Biyant F., Burkett J. W., Burkett T. W., Bdge P. W. Rev., Norris Jeremiah, Norris J. B. A., Phillips W. T., BayjTH., Beace G. M.. Reace R F.. Bobertson T. J., TuU B. A., Brown J. ., Carroll Caleb, dewis Jasper M., Cocbran Nophlet, Gone James, Cook Marion L., Cook B. L., Daniel Benjamin W., Davis B. P., Deyer C. A. B., Bakes Moses. Eason J. B., Eason W. C., Everett John B., Groover D. A., Groover J. J., Horn Daniel A., Jones Thomas W.,
Jones T. J.,

Alexander David J.,

Bond's Miiill

Alexander S. W., Alinan Moses H.,

Arnold John,

Arthur Oihson H.,

Bachelor William T.,

Banks James R,

Barrow James R.

Bates E. W..

ii it a ii 11 ii ii 11

BedlngBeld A Bandere, Bishop F. M., Bishop William H., Blair Simeon, Banner Alben, Boyles Cbarles, Boyles David, Boyles WiUiam, Brock William C.,

Boston Brown John F.,

cc Brown M. L.,

II Buchanan B. H.,

1C Buchanan W. T. M.,

II Buck W. Ty

II Bursin G. W.,

Burein G. W. Jr.,

Burt Mary Mrs.,

II Butler Thomas J., II Carpenter Robert A.,

II Chandler Lindsey, II Cole Jeremiah M.,

II Cook G. W., II Cook Joshua H.,

II Cook WiUiam T.,

II Copel >nd James R,

tl Copeland Jonathan,

II Copeland W. T.,

II Corten Thomas B.,

BOW Boston
Bowdon
41 41 tl tl
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u

D. F. WILLCOX,\l(erohA&ti*XMluriMhi.0o.< ASSETS: CB. Ag't for i. / Virginia Home Inmranoe Oo. > ^O88r9a7.Bl

BOW

. a2

BOW

Couch Lucinda Mrs., Crawford John, Crawford William, Crow L. J., Dardeu E. B., Darden Henry T.. Davis Mary B. Mrs., Downs James W., Downs J. H. & S. A., Duke Thomas J., Estes George, ' Fen*II John T., FMcher James M., Gammon John C., Gammon Josiali, Garret t Charles M., Garrett Samuel M., Gay Alien M., Gordon William W., Griffln Mary Mrs., Hammock tSusau Mrs., Hand Burton K., Hatfield Elizabeth. Hatfield Ezekiel, Hayes Beniah, Hayes James J., Hayes William L., Henie D. B., Hill Joseph L., Holmes L. E., Horsley Amos R., Huckabee A. W. G., Huckabee Elizabeth Mrs., Huckabee William B., Hudson Frederick, Hughey E. F, Hughey E. G. C., Hunter James, Ivey John L., Jackson Warren W., Jeeter James W., Jeeter John, Jeeter Richard D., Jeeter Sarah Mr?., Johns Thomas T., Johnson William F., Jones D. B. Mrs., Jon.s James, Jones William D., Kemp Wilson, Kilgore John, . King Asa D.. King G. M. W., King Joseph G., King Thomas H., King William C., Kinard Elizabeth, Kugler James M., Kugler John D.. Kugler Joseph M.,

Bowdon Kugler William J., . Lee John, liewellyn James, Little Samuel B., Luvvorn James M., Lnvvorn John ST., Lovvorn W. D., McBuradt James, McBurnett J. M., McBurnett Mcholl*, McCleudon John C.. McClendon Mary Mrs., McClure Julia A., McCrary William H., McCray S. G., McDaniell George A., Mclutyre J. S., McRay James H., MeWire L. D., McWriglit James T., Marlow Wiley, Merrell Gresham D., Miles Jabez, Mitchell James L., Moon Benjamin F., Morris Joseph L.. Nichols Samuel W., Noles Ephraim M., Patterson Tryan, Peace Joseph, Phillips Enoch, Phillips William L., Platt Mary Mrs., Pollard Thomas J., Powell Calvin H., Ragan E. A., Roid J. N. J., Roberts James M., Roberts James W., Roberts T. R., Rnbison John, Rnbison John W., Robison J. D. H., Selney Jesse B., Shellmut N., Slienn Mary J. Mrs., Skinner F. M., Skinner Isaac H.. Skinner Wiley W., Smith Aaron, Smith Alfred, Smith Anderson, Smith Charles. Smith Gabriel, Smith Henry G., Smith James B., Smith John D.. Smith Joseph E., Smith Littleton, Smith Robert G.,

Bowdon

TA if F the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

IAIV IL

the Short Line West and Southwest.

BOW

63

BOX

Smith Sarah Mrs., Smith Thomas,

Bowdon Adams J. A., Adams Perry

Bowersville

SnowG.W., Steed George,

Adams B. D., Adams Tillman,

Steed William H., Stephenson A. F., Stephenson Joseph P.,

Bowers J. A., Brown Jesse, Gilliland L. 3.,

it it

Stephenson William B.,

Hilliard A.,

Stephenson William F.,

Hilliard D. L.,

Btogner John, Stopner W. D..

Hilliard William, Hilliard W. ST.,

Tarpley John W.,

Leard Albert,

Thompson A. P.,

Williams N. B.,

Thompson 8. B.,

Burden William,

Bowman

Thornton F. M.,

Elliot* A. B.,

Thurman John M.,

Evans J. A.,

Turner W. W.,

Evans B. J.,

Tweedill John 3.,

Ginn A. H..

Tweedell Morrow.

Glover & Gloveri

Tweedell William 8., Vance J. C.,

King W. H., Beckwith Tsaac,

Box Spr ng

Vance J. B.,

Brickley 8imon,

Vaughn George J.,

Burge 2fancy Mrs.,

Wamble E. G.,

Cameron James,

Ward James B.,

Cartwripht Thomas,

Warner Thomas J.,

Collier Benjamin S.,

Warren Walter T.,

Cooper William M.,

Werseiiger Joseph W.,

Covington James,

West George W.,

Covington William,

White Jemima Mrs., Word Jamea B.,

Davie H. Simeon, Davie & Cosby,

Word James O. B,., Word John B., Word William M., Wright Asa, Bell John,

Dean Bobert P., Durolf Thomas, u Edge Andrew J., II jE^dugte; OSUu:sKanU Ji.. ^Mj.rio., Bowcnville ' Funderburk David H.,

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M Reese Frances J. Mrs.,

II Reese James,

II Reese John T.,

11 Ricketoon J.,

Camiiak ii ii K it ii ii ii ii

Rogers L. D., Rogers M., Smith George P.. Smith Vincent A., Thompson Brad. F., Thompson Jeremiah M., Thompson John M. J., Williams Erastus H,, WrightJohnT., WrlghtJ. W.,

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CAM Young Olio A., Boykin P. Q., Brown James, Burke J. C., Crane B. 8., DowJ.L. ' Bvans C. W., Evans J. K. Jr., Evans J. 8., Bvans J. W., Fair R. H., Freeman J. E. C., Hall W. N., Hart A. P., Hart G. A., Hart W. B., Henderson W. M., Hollingsworth Isaac, Hollingsworth J. C., Hollingsworth W. U., Humphries M. E. Mrs.. Humphries B. T., JarreflW. P.. Johnston N. M., Kicklighter H., Lawton K. T.. Moore M. E. Miss, Newsom I., Perkins M. C., Kimmons I. V., Stone W. H., Waters A. G., Waters William, Williams George W., Williams R. N. J., Woods W. W., Aeree John B., Ayere David, Biggs James, Barrow Thomas A., Bennett Thomas B., Bennett William Li., Brimbeiry M. P., Batler Josiah B., Oochran Robert H., OolUns Charles W' OoUIns L. A. M., Dwher Horace O., QeeBoiivarH.. Heath John P., HUliard A. P., Boggard William H., Maples Israel, Owen James T., Palmer Daniel, oapp John G., opence Joseph T., wwnsend Henry P., Tucker Reuben, Wilson William E.,
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Camak Brace Larkln,

Camp Creek

CameroD Dearly Charles,

11 11

Cearly Wesley Rev., Christopher Joshua, I'obb Jasper J.,

Davenport John,

ii ii

Dean John M., Foster G. E., Foster Joseph,

ii ii

Hedgecock Thomas,

Lance Thomas M.,

Low Jesse,

Low Martin M.,

Martin Thomas,

Kicbolson Jackson V.,

P~indexter Bedford,

PoteetJohnN.,

Teague William M.,

Thomas Joseph M. Rev..

Thomas William,

Thomas William J.,

Thompson John M.,

Thompson J. C., Thompson Robert, Tillson Joseph,

ii ii

Turner B. E.,

Vails E.,

Vails John,

Bagwell G. L. Rev.,

Boss J. J.,

Dalton J. A.,

Drilton V.,

Davis James M. Rev.. Flanigan J. N., Greeson W. B., Rutherford D. F. Rev.,

II I
II II

Camilla Ruthertord W. B. Rev., Smith A.,

II II

Abercrombie James, Campbellton'

Bishop J. C., Black C. D., Brock D. A.,

it it

Brock James,

Brock Jane Mrs.,

Brock Joel,

a Brockman W. A.,

41

ii Brown Aaron H.,

II

Brown J. W.,

II

Camp Benjamin,

II

ii Camp Christian,

it Camp John L.,

ii Carden Tbomae J.,

II

i> Cocliran Felix F.,

II

11 Cochran George W.,

II

ii Cochran Sarah J. Mrs.,

II

ii Cook George,

II

ii Cook James,

II

ii Cook John,

II

it Dugftan Jesse M.,

II

ii Duggan William J.,

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Emery Harriet Mrs., Haskins J. W.,

Campbellt"on

Eliley Abraham, ilumpley William M.,

Haskins Sarah H., Helmes Michael, Henley J. E. Dr.,

Tribble Lemuel N., Willis B., Adams Robert,

Hornsby James Dr.,

Adams Z. T.,

Hornsley Joseph. Latham Joseph L.,

Aderbold Mitten R, Agnew William,

Luck James P.,

Alexander W. 8. H.,

McWireW.B., Miller Elias (c),

Alien Y. W., Archey James H.,

Philips James B., Smith G. S., Stubbs James A., Stubbs W. D., Tarrance David, Teale Margaret Mrs., Teale Matthew C., Tuggle Robert G., Ware William J., Whitley J. J., Wilson A. H. Dr., Wilson 8. A.. Yancey T. BL., Yancey W. D. & T. H., Brown G. H.,

Ash more Frances Mrs.,

it

Austin & Harris, Baccus James,

a Ballard John,

it Ballard Robert W.,

it Barnes Jesse M.,

ii Barnett L. T.,

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Bartlett Henry B., Bateman David K., Baxter Angelina Mrs., BedingfleldJ. 8., Benson Eli. Benson & Bodaham,

Bird P. V.,

Canoochee Bird Sarah Mrs.

Brown M. 8., Coleman J. T., GayA.J.,

Birdsong E. L., Black Isaac, Boggus Henry (c),

Gay D. E., Gay Richard, JobnsonK., Kennedy J. B..

Boiling Young (c),

Bonner John M.,

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Bonner Thomas J., Bonner W. 8.,

Redding A. H., Bedding D. W., Bountree James,

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Boswell John A., Brock Frances B. Mrs. Brock J. P.,

Cbamlee Tilman,

Canton Brack William,

Dobbs Martin W., Donaldson Joseph, Grisham Levi, Keith Alien,

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Brown John C., Brown William, Brown W. H., Burnham D. H.,

McCandless William M.,

" Burnham Joseph C.

Turner B. H.,

" Burnham J. E.,

Finney Benjamin F., Cardsville Burns Samuel,

Glover Nathaniel 8.,

" Burns Samuel T.,

Glover Washington P., Gordon Bobert,

" Burroughs B. M., " Bush W. 8. T.,

Hodge Samuel A., HoUand Benjamin L., Jackson William, Mitchell Uriah, Borrouss James, Borrouss Thomas P.. Brackett William, Burton Benjamin,

" Byram John L., " B.-ram Marion M., " Byron F. M. Mrs., " Campbell Hugh B., " Campbell John L., " Campbell W. B., " Carter J. W., " Carter 8. G. Mrs.,

Holland David D.,

" Chandler P. P.,

Lee L.,

" Chandler Thomas,

McEntire W. C., McWhorter Bobert E., Mitchell Ervin A.,

" Chappell C. D., " Chappell William C., " Cheney B. N.,

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from

Macon.

CAB Clenty W. P., Cole Gilbert, Cole Henry L., ColeS. Vy Collins William M., Conner Lucinda Mrs., Cook W- A. A Co., Crawford A. Mrs., Crawford W. D., Creal Benjamin F., Creal Elisha, deal George, Creal William, CrMer A. G. L., Croft David, Crouch Lee B., Crowell J. F., Cruise 8. F., Crutehfieid Jesse, Daniel Jeremiah M., Daniel John B,, DavisF. M.. DayF.J., Dobbs Eli (c), Dobeon H. P.,
Drew Blakely, Driver W. W., Duke Alfred Wy Duke William T., Dyer H. B.,
Iwards John T., Kidson A. Mrs., Elam John, Fentcher J. D., Ferrell Joseph F., Fielder George T., Fleming George W., Forster John B., Forster Mary E. Mrs., Fuller John B., Garrett Cheney, GarrettJ. B., Garrett William J., Gaulding William, Gilley William B., Goody William L., Graw E. W. Mrs., Gray A. M., Gray Edward, Gray James P., Gray M. C. Mrs., Gray Bobert, Green John T., Green Bobert A.. Griffin James M., Griffin James B., Griffin B. L., Griffin Thomas B., Hagan Archibald,

75

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Hammock Joshua, Hamrick G. W., Eamrick James M., Handley John B.,

Eanson Jesse S., Eanvey Thomas, 4 Eardeman M. J., 1 Harris George L.,

" Harris 8. H.,

4t Harris W. W.,

41 Hausworth Bobert,

41 Hay James, 11 Haynes James H.,

41 Helms John, II Helton Amos,

41 Helton Amos A Son, cl Helton James W.,

41 Helton 8. E., II Hendrix W. M.,

41 Henson Reuben C., HepstinstaU Joshua, II Hicks Isham, 44 Holland A. J.,

44 Holley A. D.. 41 Holloway Willis W.

41 Holmes Elizabeth Mrs., II Hortley A. J., II Horton Nathan,

41 Hudson A. B.,

II Huggins Joseph W., II Hulsey Elizabeth Mrs.,

41 Ingraham Isaac N., 41 Jones Daniel,

II Jones G. M.,

41 Jones James A., 41 Jones Nathan, 41 Jones Richard,

41 Jones William T.,

Jordan Martin V.,

Jordan Thomas A., Juhan Charles J., 44 Juhan D. B., II Juhan James J.,

11 Juhan A Pope,

44 Juhan A Sharpe, 44 Kimberly Noah,

41 King Charles W.,

11 Kinsbery Joseph,

44 Lambert G. B.,

44 Lancy Henry D.,

41 Lancy Jeannette Miss, 11 Leavens Pleasant,

Lendeman Henry,

Lewis William T., Long T. K Mrs.,

41 Loning Joseph B., II Lott Polly A. Mrs.,

II Lowry N. N.,

Lyle A. E.,

Lylc J. A.,

CAB Carrollton
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THE CHRISTIAN IttDEX-Establtshed 68 years ag, Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Qa.

CAB LyleB.C., Lyle William M., Lyle W. A., McAlister A. A., McCain J. B., McCalman G. M,, MoOlendon Isaac N., McClure V. B., McCullough J. M.. McDauiel B. C., MeElfresh W. U., McGhookin John, McKinsey Mary Mrs.. McKissack J. W., McPberson E. H., McPherson John H,, Mandeville Appleton, Mandeville it Stewart, Martin D. B., Martin E. B,, Martin James B., Martin John A,, Martin John C., Martin T. A., Mathews B. E., Matbews George, Mathews J. N., Merrell G, W., Merrell G. W. & W. P., Merrell John W., Merrell M.A.Mrs.. Merrell William W., Michael Peter, Millei Jefferson, Miller Joseph P., Miller Bobert F. Miller &Creal, Mobley H. Mn Moore D. J., Moore Thomas M,, Morris John 8., Morris 8. E., Mote William, New William C., Nix David O., Nix F. M. V. A., Nixon Abner, O'Connor Owen, Otwell R F., Owensby James, Owensby James B,, Parker Henry G.. Parker Joseph W., Patterson Lucy Mrs., Perdue Isbam G., Perry W. O., Phillips J. P., Pitts David, Pollard Frederick T., Pope James F.,

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Powell John,

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Powers Michael, Price Isaac J., Price John L., Bay M. B. 8., Reagan H. B., Reagan W. W., Beaves Polly Mrs., Beese Oscar, Beese & Mandeville., Beeves Aquilla, Beeves J. R.. Reid Henry M., Reid Jane Mrs., Reid Matthew. Reid N. D.. Reynolds Eliza Mrs., RigbyN. A. Mrs., Roberts H. H., Roblson Jesse, R.bison Thomas Z., Bobson J. T., Bodahan C. J., BoUahan John, Boiigers Martha C., Roop Hi nry O., Russell James H., Russell Moses B., Russell N. 8.. Seugler Matthew J., Seury J. W., Shackelford John H., Sbadinger Joseph A., Sbarpe B. A., Sbarpe Edward B., i^barpe George 8., Sbarpe H. Mrs., Sims & Hearns, Skenner N. J., Smith B. Dice, Smith George M., Smith John, Smith J. W., Smith 8. Owen, Speiice George F., cspence Hiram, Spence John, Spence William M., Sprewell John F., Spurlock James M., Spu rlock Theopbilus, StallingsJ. M.D., Stallings Wilson, Stamp Charlotte Mrs,, Stamp M. O. Mrs., Stamp B. E., Stamp T. M., Starr John 8., Steadham John A.,'

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gteadham R. J., Steadham 8. Mrs., Stephens John M., Stepheneon John W., ftewart John W., Btewart & Long, Sticher Joseph, Stipes Henry M., Stnckland H. BL, Thomasson B. D., Thomasson James J., Tllman Amanda Mrs.. TUman D. N., Timmons W. J. D., Turner Alfred D.,

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Hutchens J. R., Jackson Henry F., Jackson James E-, Jackson John R., Jackson William 8., Jones J. A., Jones J. N., Muse James C., Palmer W. 8., Pierce Emily F. Mrs.. Renfroe W. 8., Round R., Smith A. T., Smith George G., Smith G. J.,

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Turner Horton 8.,

Smith Martha Mrs.,

41

Upshan Adkins,

Ik Smith Til man D.,

41

Vines Pbilip H.,

II StanseU H. J.,

41

Waldron Sarah Mrs., Walker Caroline Mrs.,

11 StansellJ. P., II Thomas & Morris,

41 41*

Walker James M.,

II Thornton J. B.,

II

Walker Joseph,

Thornton William M.,

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Walker O. L.,

II West Julian.

41

Warren John B.,

II West T. J.,

11

West Thomas H., West Thomas M.,

II
ii

Alien Samuel D., Alien W. C.,

Cartecay 14

Weatbrook James,

K Chastatn J. P.,

14

Wester James.

K McHan Wilkey,

11

Wilder B. F.,

II Mashburn William,

II

Wfflian,s George W..

II Tabor N. T.,

11

Williams Isaiah.

II Tabor T. W.,

41

Williams John C.,

II Alston J. E.,

Carte rsville

Williams Reuben J..

II Benbam William I.,

41

Williams Solomon F.,

II Bishop D. E.,

II

Williamson Frederick M.,

II Bradley Joseph,

41

Williamson J. J.,

II Cooper Mark A., --

11

Wisdom H. M. A A. P., Woodard Jesse,

II
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Dobbins Miles G., Dobbs John M.,

41 II

Alien James T., Arnold Eli, Bibb Tilman, Biiiion John B.,

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Douthit James, Felton William H., Ford Francis M., Foster John W.,

I 41 41 <l

Binion Napoleon B.,

ii Freeman Edward E.,

41

Binion Zaccheus T.,

II Gilreath James H.,

41

Blount G. W.,

II Harper E. Roddy,

41

Bntts Elizabeth C. Mrs.,

H Hollinshead John 8.,

41

Butts J. W.,

II Hollyshed M. D..

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Butts T.,

II Hood William H.,

11

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II Howard John J.,

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II Jackson Z. W.,

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Cwthorn J. U..

it Jefferson Jaiiies A.,

11

Ottllins S. B.,

ii Johnsey H. H.,

II

gvis William G.,

II Kenney John J-,

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|Mley H-nry T.,

II Layton James G.,

11

ley La Fayette J.,

II Leake John 8.,

41

Grimes James M ,

it Leland 8. W.,

41

grimes William M.,

ii Lumpkin William H.,

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|11 W. 8.

11 Lyon Thomas G.,

41

Jwlsey Gideon,

II Miles William K.,

41

a*rper B. I.,

II Pritchard M. L.,

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Edmonson D., Geddens J., Geddens J. T., Geddeus V., Griffin J. L., Griffin M. E., Hagan J. W., Jones Edmund, McDonald W., Matbis H. S., Parish M.,

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Roberts B.J., Roberts G. W., Roberts J. W., Boberta ti. 8., Roberts S. T., Roberts William, Roberts W. R., ToddM.. Turner J., Tvler H. D., Williams W., Alien Charles H., Ashfield Joseph D., Autrey Archibald. Brawner James M., Brawner John W., Brewster Tomlinaon F., Buchanan Benjamin, Burt Alpheus J., Cooper Robert H., Cox James, Crews Leven (c), Freeman Thomas H., Gammel James A., Grant James B., Grant John W., Grant Thomas P., Hamby Thomas J., Hancock Oliver W., Hancock Thomas J., Hart William J..

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Hines Clayton W., Hobbs William R, Holland John T., Jenkins Mary Mrs., Johnson Benjamin E., Jones Ann Mrs., Jones Nancy Mrs., Jones Seaborn, Klmbrough Marshall B., Kimbrough Thomas H., King Thomas 8., Long Evans D., McClung Thomas, McLeroy Martha Mrs., More James H. H., O'Neal Seaborn, Page Cornelius P.,

Cat Creek Page Reuben W.,

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Paasamore James, Pate Joseph B.,

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Bugwell C., Jrokefleld John,

Cedar Ridge

Perry Commodore (c), Phillips Daniel, Phillips Lee, Pitehford Henry P., Pounds William M.,

yhastaine A. A., Chastaine T. W., Dillard T. I> nncher J. W., "incher Oliver,

Rally Jefferson,

ivitcnen James E.,

Roberts Francis,

Kitchen W. H.,

Rosier James,

Mitchell D. W.,

Scott Perry B.,

clichardson H. L.,

Slaughter Robert, Slaughter Thomas, Spear Benjamin,

tichardson J. R., Stafford H. M., Stanford T. N..

Stribling John A.,

Talley J. W. Rev.,

Tarvin William,

Varnell R, N-,

Taylor Thomas J.,

Howard J. W.,

Cedar Springs

Tbomaston William C., Thompson William H.,

McCoy Z-, Branch J. L.,

Cedartown

Underwood John H.,

Etunn M. H.,

Williams Edward,

Byrd S. M. H.,

Williams Fort T.

Peck J. A.,

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Anderson C. D., Callaway J. A., Callaway J. R., Collins Joshua,

Cedar Creek Peck William, Waddell J. O., Bryant John L., Campbell 6. A..

II (I
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Bason Abraham, Rogers James,

Campbell Joseph T., Glower Daniel,

CampC., Clarkson J. H., Evitt F. N., Evitt M. A.,

Cedar Grove Clower J. W., Farmer W. T.. Freeman H. F., Freeman T*roy,

Hatfield W. H., Hlse W. M.,

Galtis W. W., Glaze Jackson,

Hixon J. M., Jones T.N., Killgore W. C., Moore W. B., Owings W. L., Roberts 8. D., Rowland T. M., Smith J. F.,

Orizzard S.,

Haney Berry,

11

Hannah J. B. Mrs., Harris William,

II II

Hoit James,

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King E. J. Mrs., Wynn James,

It II

Adams William, Chalybeate Springs

Wheeler S. H.. Whitlow M. W., Adams Q. A. J.,

11

Alford James J., AJford John F.,

Cedar Hil Banner Richard,

II 11

Adams M. T., Buraon James P.,

Barnes William A., Beard Benjamin B.,

11

Callaway J. S.,

Betts Henry,

u

Campbell J. W.,

Berts Robert J.,

Hearn S. T.,

Bishop John W.,

House J.H.

Bishop Lev],

House M. C.,

Bowden James,

Huitbey D. A.,

Bowden John C..

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Jackson W. B., McMillan I. N.,

Bowden Morris M-, Bowden Raleigh H..

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McMillan P. H., Pentecost J. C.,

Bowden Thomas W., Bridges E. J. Mrs.,

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Pentecost R. J.,

Bridges John J.,

Bainey H. N. Rev.,

Brown Alien,

8ith J. F-

Brown Essie Mrs.,

JA8. P. HARRI8ON J k CO., State Printers, Publisher*, and Binders, 27 a. 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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Brown Henry T., Chalybeate Brown James, Brown James J., Brown John O., Brown Jogephus M., Brown William, Brown William J., Brown Williamsou, Buchanan John C-, Bulger John H., Bullock Benjamin F., Bullock Cipeon, Bullock Cipeon Jr., Bullock Daniel H., Bullock Hood J., Bullock Samuel Jr., Bussey Edmund, Bussey William T., Callaway Mary Mrs., Campbell J. F. Mrs., Campbell Willinm C., Cant Melvina Mrs., Cartwright William J., Catier Lucinda Mrs., Cheney Rufus M., Cheney-A Bullock, Cole John W., Colling William, CorJey Vincent, Dean John B., Eubanks Rebecca Mrs., Ferrell Mary Miss, Finley Andrew J., Finley Charles, Garrell Frances Mrs., Gill John T., Gill Thomas J., Gill William L., Gill William P., Gladen James, Greeham George W., Harris William R., Hatchett Frank M., Hatchett Marion J., Heard Elizabeth Mrs., Heard J raes B., Hudson David A., Irvin Andrew J., James Hamp G., Johnson Thomas W., Jones James, Jones William C., Jones William P., Iievell James B., Love E. K., McGraw Joseph, MeLane James P., Maddoz Thomas, Maguirk David A., Maguirk Thomas,

Spriniigs ii ii ii ii ii ii it ii ii ii ii ii it ii ii ii ii ii i ii it ii ti ii it ii 11 >i ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii it ii ii it ii ii it it ii it ii ii ii ii ii

Mann Henry, Chalybeate Sprinp

Mann Joel,

II

Mill* Samuel E.,

11

Mitchell William, Moody Emuel C., '

II II

Morris Frank P.,

II

Morris William P.,

11

Newman Jam en F.,

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Newman Jobii B.,

11

Olive Grigge,

11

Owen John H.,

II

Parkman Henry, Parkman Serena,

II II

Beems Benjamin,

II

Beynolds Patrick, Bldley George W.,

II II .

Kollins Green B.,

II

Boper H. T.,

II

Roper John B.,

11

Bowden Abner B.,

II

See George W.,

II

See Hartwell H.,

II

See John W.,

II

Pelf Felix C.,

II

Simmons Jasper M.,

II

Simmons Tliomos,

II

Smith Abner D.,

II

Smith Russell W.,

II

Stallings Ruth Mrs.,

II

Thornton Seaborn,

II

ThreadgiU William H.. Waddell James, Walls J. W., Willls Andrew, Wright Annie Mrs.,

"II
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II

Young John,

II

Abercrombie J. M., Salmon J. W., Smith J. 8.,

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Adams B.C., Adams W. T., Barker T. J., Cattle William, Blocks A., Clondlce A. F., Clondice E. F., riondice J. B., Finley 8. C., Foster T. J., Horn J. P., Johnson A. B. Mrs., Johnson Thomas. Johmton J. P.. Odeil C. M.. Pledger J. T., Price A. C., Bagland G. A., Bagland J. H., Weaver J. D., Weaver J. T.,

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Wohely H. Y. Mrs., Cbattoogaville Baggett C. B.,

Chestnut Flat

Berrybill W. H.,

Chaunoey Cooper Andrew,

"

Brace 8. J.,

" Cordell E. C.,

"

Bnrch (Charles, Clark Harlow,

" Coulter Andrew,

"

" Coulter N.,

"

Cravey John, Cravey B., English E., Evans E.,

" Gludden Charles,

"

" Gordon C. N., " Hall David, , " Jones R M.,

it 11

Evans L.,

" Jones William P.,

Btndstill G. T.,

" Kllgore L A.,

gtudstiil William Jr., Stadstill Z.. . Williams David,

" Mclntyre Thomas, " Moon Edom, " Stamfleld R. M.,

YanceyJobn,

.

" Trandell Robert L.,

Yawn C., Yawn K,

" Watts John B., " West Samuel A.,

Yawn William,

" Williams H. M.,

Allgood R B.,.

Cherokee Mills Williams James,

Brooke J. W. BrookeT.H.. Brookshire Levi,

" Williams J. P., " Williams L. H., " Williams Thomas A.,

Conner R. C.,

" Williams Thomas A. Jr.,

Doncan J. B.,

" Williams Thomas C.,

Ellison E. G., MisonV.J.,

" Woods A., " Beard J. H.,

" Chestnut Gap

Field Logan,

" Callihan D. S..

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Gober G. B.,

" Callihan J. G.,

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Godwin E. D.,

" Davenport John J.,

"

Qnerin John, Hill Benjamin, Hubbard N. E.,

" DavisT.J.,

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" Dilbeck Josiab,

"

" McKinney J. H.,

"

Johnson Samuel, KinnettRL.,

" McKinney M. M-

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Moore J. B., Nelson J. F., Overton John T., Peek R. J., Peek T. J. Dr., Perkins J. P., Poss G. M., Beid B. B., Beid William, Bbodes Absalom, Rhodes G. T., Bhodes H. T., Rhodes John, Rhodes R. B.. Rhodes B H., Bhodes Thomas J., Bhodes W. C., Richards T., Stephens W. T., Stewart William H., Sturdivant J. P., Veazey L. L., Veazey P. G., Winoburu C. C., Alien J. E., Alleu R. C.,

Crawfordv"ille

Bates Willium, Beasley J. J.,

u

Bridges J. W., Champion William,

Champion Willis,
1! Connally John, u Duffle James,

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the Short Line from Ma6oh.

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Duffle James W., Foster R. A., Freeman F. J., Goodson F., Head B. C., Horn William H., . Kendall E. T., Kendall T. B., McDonald D. W., Mattox Thomas T., Moon T. J., Mote Joseph, Jlote W. J., Morton J. J., Parker G. S. W., Patten Joseph. PeareoD J. G. M., Beeves B. S., Beeves W. 8., Starr Joshua H., Towns B. A., Vaughn James. Bond D. C.. Bonds E. D., Carpenter J. J., Crane J. S., Cromer D.. Haley W. J., Hall James A~ Hall W. C., HartJ.. Hart M., James G. W., James W., Little J.M\, Miller W., Mitchell J. L., Phillips L. C., PhUlipsW., Phillips W.L., Power G.. Roach W., Smith H., Smith J Adams Thomas. Gates Ira W., Davidson A. L.. Evans Gustavua, Gwdwin Harris, Holbrook J. A.. Holbrook W. CL Humplies G. I*. Jamison O. L., Joys Thomas S., Metcalf William F., Miller N.B., PolkJ., ' Robinson W. B.. Stovall Isham, Tilly J. W. F.,

91

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Creswell Vaughn J. J.,

Cross Keys

1C Waldrop M.,

14

11 Williams L. I.,

11

11 Wilson B. T..

II

II Abies A. J., 11 Beaty J. R.,

Crystal Springs 11

11 Beaty Bobert.

44

II Cbenner W. W.,

"41

11 Davis George W.,

44

II Davis James,

44

II Davis Joseph.

U

11 Dickson E. H.,

II Echola Abner,

14

II Espy Douglas,

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II Fisher J. J.,

44

11 Freeman J. B.,

44

11 Grace William,

14

II Greer Benjamin,

44

II Jackson N. A.,

11 Lee Thomas,

44

II Massey J. W.,

II

11 Morgan C.,

44

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Morgan P. N., Murdock Isaac, Perry Joseph, Bagwell Berry, Bagwell John, Selmon J. F., Selmon M. G., Towns Henry, Winkle James. Winkle Philip, Alston J. E.,Banks John M.. Battle W. C., Bentley J. J., Blassingame J. W., Brown A. J., Castlin W. H., Clements T. B., Davis William R, Dumas 8. T., Flynt Gilfbrd G., Gooch J. E.,

14 11 44 11 ' 41
41 44 41 41
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41 11 41 41 44 11 11 11 41

Cross Keys Hillsman C. G.,

11

Hugeley Mason J.,

44

ii Jackson B. N.,

11

Jackson W. W.,

41

ii

Jones William, Norwood William A.,

14 11

ii TrlppeJ. F.,

4<

ii Vaughan L. B.,

11

11 Wintteld Jane JL,

II

ii Woodward A. L.,

41

Woodward Oren d.,

II

u Woreham WiUiam A.,

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ii u

Alien John W., Alien Thomas J., Alien William M.,

" Birdson Euwin F.,

Cnlver1t1on "

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 08 year* ago. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

CUL

92

Carr Eli, Carr John, Carr J., Coleman N., Collins Henry M., Collins J. G.,

Culvertuou u ii ii i.i

Huiit Thomas, Suntz Varner, James John, Jones Alfred, Julian AWjah, Kellogg Henry C.,

Collins William,

Light Alfred.

Collins William C., Connor D., Culver Benjamin C., Culver John L., Dickson D., Ezell G. G..

.* ii

Oowe Daniel, Martin Byrd, Martin Jeptha,

f Martin 8.,

M "

Mashburn H., Merrltt John,

Harris B njamin T., Jones John M., Ledbetter John W., Long Henry, McDermon Ballard, Mason N. A., Middlebrooks Carrie Miss, Middlebrooks J. 1% Moore James W., Moore R. H., Moore W. R., Newsom J. H_ Reynolds Joel P., Rhodes George F-. Riley Benjamin F., Rocker C. J., Turner John. Underwood John, Waller F. W., Waller Irwin, Waller James A.,

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Mwritt J., Moon W. A., Moore H., Moore J.. Moore W. F., Nix A., Nuckolls B. Rev., Orr J., Phillips I., / Pilgrim T., HiceB., Rogers 8., Rogers W., Shadburn H. L., Sims J. A.. Smith G. B., Stone A., Strickland W., Tate M. G., Tatum E., Terry T.,

Whaley Cortez P., Whaley James T.,

Tidwell J., Williams C.,

Aughn Cicero, Bagley Herman, Barker William, Bell Asbury,

Camming Woodliff G.,

it ii

Averett V L., Bagley W., Brooks P.,

Benuett James. Bentley Jeremiah, Brown Benjamin, Brown John, Clarke Oliver, Echolls John. Echolls Martin, EstesL., Ezzard John,

ii "

Cook Walter, Harp A. J. Harp L.,

ii ii u u it

Howell Joseph, McCook Wright, Patterson Benjamin, 8app W. P., Sbipp J. B.. ShippW. W.,

Ezzard Thomas, Ezzard Washington, Fincher S. G.,

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VigalH. Mrs., Wilkinaon C. C., Adams E. L.,

Gramtiling Kennedy, Gravitt Alfred. Hammond William, Hausard James, Hawkins F. M. Rev., Heard Lumpkin, Holbrooks Greene, Holbrooks 8. M.,

u it ii it ii

Adams John, Adams M. D., Bell A. 8., Bell J. A., Bradley J. M., Camp B. F.,

ii

Camp J. R., Camp 8. M.,

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RAILROAD, the Best

Route

East.

CUT Camp T. C., Clark James, Gonter J. J., Harrison 8. H., Holloway W. P., Nowell J. F , Nowell J. H., Sims B. E., Sims Walter, Smith J. T., Smith W. R, Thomas J. 1ST., Thomas P. H., Thompson J. P., Treadwell Burton, Adair Horace, Adams Caleb C., Alien John R, Allison Francis M., Ammons George A., Armstrong George (c), Arnold Lazarus L, Arnold William H., Aycoek Elisha, Bailey Joseph, Baine A. (c), 'Baine Jordan (c), Baldwin M. A., Baldwin Drew (e), Baldwin Mollie I. Mrs., Ball Turner J., Barefield Green T., Barefield <& Jordan, Barnes Anderson (c), Bass Andrew F., Bass Edward B., Bass Henderson, Baas James J., Bass Thomas A., BeallE. A. Mrs., Belcher Franklin, Bell John, Blackburn William R, Bridges James E., Bridge* John R, Bridges William R., Bridges William Z., Britt Alien L, Brooks George W., Brown David S., Brown William ic), Buehanau CharlisS., Buoy David (c), Butler Benjamin F., Builer John A., Bynum E. F., Bynum Reuben. Bynum William C., Cillaway Henry (c), Callaway Lewis (c),

98

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Causey Sarah T., Chastain John M.. Cheshire Joseph T..

ii ' ii ii 11 11 11

Cheshire Murdoek S., Cheshire Thomas J., Cheshire Thomas J. Jr., Clarke John T., Cleveland James T., Cobb Adeline R Mrs., Cobb Alfred I., Cobb Benjamin T ,

ii ii u

Coleman Elisha: Coleman Owen J., Coleman Jonathan, Collius James,

Cuthbiei rt ii " 11 11 11 11 ii 11 11 " ii ii ii ii ii it ii "

Coram George W., Coram John J., Coram Thomas J., Cox John H., Craps George W., Culbreath Alexander, Cul breath James M., Culbreath John A., Culbreath L-irkin, Culbreath Larkin J.. Culbreath Marshall W., Currie William a, Dale Joseph, Daniel Isaac S., Davidson Thomas P., Davis Benjamin, Duvis Haygood, Davis Thomap, Dawson George W., Dawson Jasper A., Dean Ozinh,

u . Dennis Horace M..

II Derdin Thomas W.,

11 Douglass Eugenius L.,

11 Dozier Richard T.,

II DuBose Sidney C.,

11 Duke Samuel M.,

II 11

Duncan James M., Dunn Washington L.,

11 Easley Isaac,

11 Edwards George W..

II Edwards Jefferson,

II Edwards John R,

II Edwards Marion C.,

II Edwards Thomis J..

II Edwards William M.,

II Ethridge Robert,

II Fellowu Algernon S.,

11 Ferguson Thomas J.,

Cuthbei rt i i i i

Fielder Herbert, Ford Charles, Fulton John J., Gamble Adam A., Gamble & Deveney, Garner Francis M.,

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ASSETS:

CUT Garrett B. M. W., Gay John, Gay Joshua, Gay Robert L., Geasliu Bedding, Gillespie Adolpbus W., Gleason Cornelius, Godfrey James E., Goff David, Goldwine Joseph C., Gordy Thomas M., Gore Abner F., Gonnley James R., Gormley Michael, Gormley Patrick H., Greaves F. A., Green John A.. Grler Samuel A., Griffiu Samuel <e), ftrubbs Andrew J., Grubbs James M.. Grubbs John A. D., Grubbs Richard H., Gunn John McK., Haisten John A, Haisten William A., Harden Fannie E. Mrs., Harden Helen Mrs., Harper Caroline J. Miss, Harper John J.,. Harper William P., Harris John R.. Harris John W., Harris Martha W., Harris P. C., Harris & Moye, Hart.George P., Hart Henry L., Hay David P., Hay Hardy, Hay James A., Hay John, Hay William C., Hay WiJliam C. Jr., Hay William D., Hearsey William, Heinier John A., Helton John C,. Hicks Horace, Hinson James R., Holmes Maria Mrs., Hood Arthur, Hudspetli John D., Ivy James Y., Ivy Seaborii F., Jay Jackson T., Jeffries Jacob H., Jenks Robert D.. Jester William H., Johns Benjamin (c),

94

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Cuthbert Johnson Thomas,

Cuthbert

it

Johnaton Elizabeth Mrs., Jobnston Henry 8.,

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Cl Jones Augustus C.,

"

Jones Joseph,

"

Jordan Alexander,

"

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Jordan Duncan, Jordan James, Jordan Oliver H.,

" " "

Jordan Russell B.,

"

Kaigler John M., Keese Elijah H.,

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Kiddoo William D,,

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a King George W.,

a Kinsey Lazarus,

a Kuighton Cad (c),

a Knighton Esther (c),

a Knighton Fleming (c),

Knighton Jacob (c),

Knighton Moses C., Knighton Preston ic), Knighton Samuel E., Knighton West (c), Knowles Charles R., Leaden William R., Lee John B., Lemuley Jesse C., Leslie Winburry J., Lewis Richard C., Lindsay Richurd A., Lockett William G., Lowe Thomas (cK Lunsford James L., Lunsford Joseph E.. a Lunsford Nathan B., a McArthur Newton J., it McDonald Edward, u McDonald George, (i McDonald James J., a McKinnon John G.,

it a. it ii ii u ii . 11 ii ii ii 11 u u ii ii ii ii u u.

u McWilliams Margaret,

a McWilliams & Buchanan,

a McWilliams & Cbastnin,

a Maddox Alfred M.,

Maddox James M.,

Maddox Rufus P.,

Maddox William I..

Malnor Benjamin P.,

Mainor Haywood, a Malnor Joseph, a Martin Charles W., a Martin James C., a Martin Joel E., a Martin John, a Mathis Elizabeth A., a Mnthis Josiah W., a Matthews James J.,

Matthews John,

Matthews Walter T.,

Matthews Zachariah W.,

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line West and Southwest.

CUT Mattox John, Maury James H., Melton William P., Miller Nathan H., Millirous Henry, Millirous Zachary N. T., Mitehell William (c), Mitehines David B., Mitchiner Emanuel (c), Mobley William, Monday Martin (e) Monroe Lorenzo D., Moody Terrell, Morris William J., Moye Andrew J., Mullins G. W., Mullins Joseph C., Mumford William, Muse Frederick (c), Nicbols Henry J-, Niehols Henry T., Nichols James W., Niehols John W., Oliver George W., Owens Jesse EL, Owen & Sealy, Ozier Jacob, Page Bryant, Parkeraou Milas C., Pate Elijah, Paul Elizabeth, Paul Mastin L., Peak Thomas, Perkins William H., Perry Redmond A., Ferryman George M. 'J'., Phelps Augustus, Phelps Z-ichary T., Phillips John, Phillips John B., Pierce Philip, Pittman Enoch, Poindexter Charles M., Powell Thomas S., Prather Aaron (c), Pritchett John T., Puekett Robert M., Bagan David, Bagan Jared, Bagan William, Bedding John M., Bedding Parham D., Bice Augustus, Bicbardson James B., Batter John W., Boberts Rachel A. Mrs., Sale Leroy C., Salmons John >., Sanders Eli B., Sandlin Elijah C.,

CUT

Cuthbert Sandlin Sarah A. B.,

Cuthbert

satterwbite William J.,

Saxon Bichmond N.,

Saxon Robert B.,

Sealy John W., Sealy Theodore S-, Senns Daniel,

Shearer Gilbert H.,

Shelly WiUiam H., Shivers Eli,

Slaughter Joseph A., Smith Abner T.,

Smith Benjamin J., Smith Cedar BL, Smith & Trapp,

Spear B. C.,

Spear William, Stanford Joseph N., Stevens Jonn T.,

u u

Stewart Daniel B., Stubbs Charles, Stubbs Harrison,

I ii

Sword William J.,

11 Tate John A.,

u Tate /an,

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II Taylor Columbus,

u

II Taylor James M.,

u Taylor Marion,

Taylor Mitehell,

Taylor Wiley L.,

Thompson Edward P.,

II Thompson Edward P. Jr.,

II Thornton Thomas B.,

II

If Tillingim Henry J.,

II

it Tison Joab B.,

II

II Tison Moses E.,

II

tl Tison Bebecca Mrs.,

II

II Tison William T.,

II

II Tolson Eli D.,

Ii

II Tolson William,

II

Trapp Sydenbam B.,

II

Tumlin William M.,

4!

I Tumlin & Allisou,

II

WH Enoch W.,

tl

Wall Thomas Ay

II Ware Erasmus B.,

II Watson Daniel F.,

II Watson Elbert D.,

II Watson John G. B.,

II

II Weathersby Henry S.,

II

II Weaver Nicholas M.,

II Weaver Nicholas M. Jr.,

West Charles P.,

West John N., I West John P., II Westmorland Jolm (c),

Whaley Wilkins D., Whaley Wilkins J. T., II White Henry B., II Williams & Toombs,

JAS. P. HARRISON A CO., State Printers, Publisher* and Binders, 27 A 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

CUT

}

DAN

Woolen James K.. Worrell Bedford 8., Yarborough Jesse (e), Yarboroueb John T., York P. L., Zuber Stephen D., Anderson A. G., Anderson H. F., Clark John C., Jones JiimPS-N., Jones Martin L., Parks Benjamin, Stringer William. Babb Joel, Bailey J. P., Barry Martin P., Bender Fred, Bender Lewis, Bender Lewis Jr., Bitting Jobn, Bowie J. W., Boyle Martin, Browner Asu. Brooker J. W., Calhoun A.. Cullender William, Cantrell Aaron, Chester John, Cliefter William, Clark J,, CoUins Moses G., Cx Fred, Cox P. E. A , Cox Robert D., Divers John, England Otis, Fincher Jesse T , FolsomL. H., Ford Timothy, Gilbert N.J.; Glide Moses, Glenn Jesse A-- Gordon N. P., Hall Jesse, Hamilton J. H., Hast-kr Miehuel, Hendersou W-, HID John, Hill William, Hinton James, HintonJohn, . Hinton William, Horn Pierce, Jonew Juliu-, Keilb George W_ Kirby Elijah, Lanier Richard, Lasiter William, Leafce A. CLowellJ. M.,

Cuthb11ert

Masters James. Mattox E. E., '

u Maynard J. B.,

II Mitehell D. W.,

II Mitchell Thomas,

II Morris George,

Duhlonega Naling Thomas,

11 u ii ii u

Nichols W. P., Obar Samuel, Oxford D. J., Porch Samuel, Prudeu W. H.. Quillan M. P. Jr.,

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' ii 11 it i u 11 n 11 ii ii u ii ii ii 11 11 <i it u ii

Richardson L. C.. Richardson W. C., Robinson B. H., Sansom John, Sebastian Henry, Smith George, Smith Wright, Spriggs Thomas, Stafford Henry, Stanford Frank, Stanford T., StarksJolin W., Stewart Edward, Swan S. N.. Thompson Frederick, Tibbs John L, Tibbs W. L., Todd Robert. Trammel L. N., Watt Andrew, Woodall John, Douglass E., Free J. F., Hielitower J. A., HightowerJ. W., Lewis R. A., Oliver J. B., Webb W. J., Webb Z. T., Anderson A. S., Anderson J. L., Anderson Z. W., Aycock D. J., Barksdale Jain.es W., Biirksdale Thomas, Birksdale T. A., Beard E. D., Bellows James W., Blakey Benjtimiii, Blakey George, Bobo Solomon, Booker G. W., Booker John M., Booker Riclmrd,

a Boyd Jnmes W.,

11 Bradley B. F.,

41 Burton Abraham,

Dalt1o1 n it it u ii ii u u ii iiii u u ii 11 u 11 it K u ii u u u u u u u u u (i " u
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Oil ID yur Freight West via the

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CCORCIA ROAD Fast Freight Line*

DAN

97

DAV

Cade D. B., Cade William,

Danburigr n

Styles H.C., ' Taylor Albert,

DanieU's Mills "

Obennault A. F., Cbennault J. N., Cohen A., Duonaway Benjamin, Dunnawav W. L., Fortson B. W., Heard Mark L., Hill Henry J., Hinton Riley, House M. L., House William, Honse W. G.,

ii ii ii ii u ii ii ii ii ii u

Watkins Benjamin, Watkins Beese, Andenon J. W., Enterhin D. F., ' Miller E. P., Polk C. 8., Weddington N. G., Wilson J. N., Aldrcd Aaron W., Aldred James, Beall John, Bealle Oliver H. P.,

" " Dark Corner " " " " Davlsborough " " "

Jones L. W. Mrs.. Kendall George W., Lintisey James M.,

ii ii

BetheaJesseN. Bowers Mary Mrs., Brazell, James L.,

" " *"

McLendon H. S. Mrs.,

" Brown Turner L.,

'

McLendon T. C., Mahoney M. L., Moss J. D., Muse George W., Muse John W., Neal Augustus A., Norman W. B., Qutnn Ann Mrs., Qninn W. D., Smith Benjamin, Standard (5. Mrs., Standard William, Button John A., Button William Rev., Thomas Sallie Mrs., Thurmond George, Thurmond James, Thurmoud John. TrnettB W., Wall B. A., Walton K, Walton James B., Walton Thomas A., Walton Wiley N., Willis J. H., Willis Richard M., Willis W. B. Wynn S. K.,

"u ii u ii ii 11 ii it ii it < ii ii 11 u ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii u it ii ii

Cain M. P.. Collins William L., Covington WiUiam, Davis Henrv H., Dudley E. B., Dudley M. M. Mrs., HaU Williiim B., Hardeman Thomas. Hardwick T. W., Herman Abraham. Hines Elizabeth Mrs., Horton A. T., Horton Henry H., Hudson George F., Inman Alien D., Tnman Mary Mrs., Jackson James H., Jerbigan J. A. Mrs., Jordan Benjamin 8., Jordan Elizabeth Mrs., Jordan John H., Jordan Nathaniel H., Little William, Lyona Elizabeth, Lyons Jordan. May William H., Molliny James A,. Newsome E. B. Mrs..

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BjggettJohn, Baggett W. A., BarefleldA., Burnett V. P., Gimp N. W., Baniell Alford, Dwiiell W. B., ErtusL.B.,

Daiiiell'B Miiills ii 'i 11 u

Newsome Jefse B., Newsome J. J., Newsome N. J., Newsome Thomas, Prince Ann Mrs., Prince Joseph A.,

ii

Prince S. G., Bamsey Willis A.,

'

" ' " " " " " "

Jackson Jacob, Johnson John, Moody B. W.,

Biddle Anderson M.,

"

ii

gammons Amanda, SammoiwWyleyG.,

" ".

HnnkettBeese, Stovall'jacob.,

ii

Sheppard Mary J. Mrs., Taylor WiUiam B.,

" "

Thlgpen John L.,

"

D 17 Yirillsk/\tr Oolnmlmi, npntenti Tnrclen Lift and Aodiento . T W11ICOX, t26 Tmyi 15,000, and payi t26 a waet if dliatted..

DAY

DAW

Thomas Simon 8., Davisborough Jeverly Nathan M.,

TJpton Eliza,

Billim-slca William A.,

Walden BryantD.,

iishop John,

Dawson

Walden Marinda,

Jisbop Sarah E. Mrs.,

Walden Pleasant,

Jowen Lumpkin,

Walden Thomas,

Jozeman Matilda Mrs.,

Wicker B. H.,

iradley James J.,

Wright Henry B.,

Jreedlove Frttnces C. Mrs.,

Cartwright James, Combee William L.,

Dawnvi11lle

fridges Barrett T., fridges Egbert,

Crouch James,

Bridges Williamson,

Davis A. H..

Bridges & Bradley,

Davis J. J..

BrigbtweU William,

Davis M. J.,

Brigbtwell William Jr.,

Davis W. W.,

II Brim John H.,

Dean Alexander 8.,

II Brim William E.,

Dean Robert,

II frooker Joseph (c),

Fraker George P.,

II frooks Joab,

Hardcastle James M.,

11 Brown Queen E. Mrs.,

Hardeastle William,

II Brown Ralph P.,

Henderson F. P.,

II Jrown Susan A.,

Jones M. E.,

II Jurk Cassandra A. Mrs.,

Keith H. D.,

II Sutler Emma V. Mrs.,

Elug David G.,

II 3ynum James W.,

King David W-

II Bynum Joseph,

King E. F.,

II Campbell &, Livingston,

King John L.,

II Cannon Jeptha H.,

Lane Curtis, Lane John D., Lane Joseph M., McNabb William, Miller James F., Miller R. M.,

II Casey Jane (c). II hambere Darius B., II bambers Lucinda Mrs., II hambless Benjamin F., II Jhambleas Dock., II Dbambless James A'.,

11
ii it ii
i

Mttchell David W.,

II Cham bless John,

Stanford Theophilus N.,

II Chambless Mary Mrs.,

Tarver Martin,

II Cbambless William,

WhittJohn,

II Christie Benjamin,

Wiggins Jobn,

II Christie Darius,

Wilson James.

II Christie Herscbel,

Wilson John J.,

II Christie Renajab,

Wilson Williams,

Christie William B.,

Acres Lizzie A.,

Dawson Clark Gilbert L.,

Adams Eason,

Clark James.

Adams L. A. B. Mrs.,

Clark John W.,

Adams Sallie Mm.,

Cleaveland Oliver C.,

Adams William A.,

Cobb Sarah A. Mrs.,

Alien Moses,

Cobb Thomas R.,

Apen William G.,

Cochran Eli,

Ashburton Peter,

Cochran John L.,

Atkinson Housen (c),

Cole John B.,

Aycock Eli,

Collaw Alfred,

Baldwin Andrew J. & Co.,

Collier John H.,

Baldwin John,

Collier Richard W..

Baldwin Moses H.,

Commander John W.,

Beall Richard (c),

Commander Thomas,

Bell Arthur.

Cook Alletba Mrs.,

Bellflour Elijah,

Cook Jesse H.,

Bellflour Sarah B. Mrs.,

Cook Nathan,

Benmon M. L.,

Cook William W.,

Bethune James T.,

Cox William J.,

r

SHIP your Cotton Ea*t via the GEORGIA ROAD Past Freight Line.

DAW

DAW

Crawford William M., Dawson Haas George T.,

Dawson

Grim John B. & Son, Crowell George H.,

[asty Obadiah O., lay Berry,

Crowell Glenn O.,

lay Isaac,

Daniel John,

lay Salena Mrs.,

Daniel John H., Daniel Temperance C. Mr?., Daniel Theophilus I., Daniel William P., Darden William M.,

Jay Seaborn, II lay William C., II lays George B., II lays Martha Mrs., II lays Mary J. Mrs.,

Davis Jacob B., Dennard Hozacella Mrs., Dillard Destv Mrs., Dozier Terteller, Eaton Daniel W.,

1C lays & Son, II leller George B., II lelton James M., II lenry John S., II liersJohn A.,

Edwards Alfred,

Hileker Green (c),

Edwards James C.,

II Hill R. Mrs.,

Edwards John W.,

II Holder Jane Mrs.,

Etheredge Shadym,

II Holman George W.,

Everett James, Farnum William W., Farrar Gteorge W..

II Holt Wilson, Hood Mary B. Mrs.,

i

II Hooks Lucinda B. Miss,

II

Ferguson Sarah Mrs.,

II Howell James T.,

II

Fulton Mary E.-Mw., Gamble John T.,

II Huckaby William H. (c),

ii

II luff Franklin,

II

Gammage Davis A.,

II lun Thomas C.,

ii

Gammage Milton,

II Hunter Joel E.,

ti

Gammaee Mnnroe,

II Eluson Mark A.,

II

Garrett John,

II [ngram Winny,

1C

Garrett Eliza Mrs., Gay Mary Ann Mrs.,

1C Jackson Benjamin (c), II James Alien,

1C
ii

Gibson Benjamin,

II Jameson Joseph D.,

ii

Gillinwater Charles H.,

II Janes Darius H.,

ii

Graves Iverson D.,

II Janes John R.,

Green Francis M., Green Henry L.,

Janes Louisa Mrs., Janes Sarah C. Mrs.,

II

Gregg Charles H.,

Jay Joseph B.,

II

Grier George T.,

Jennings Lot,

it

Grier Joseph A.,

Jennings William,

II

Grier Lizzie A.,

Johnson Bmeline Mrs.,

II

Grier Thomas J., Grifflu James M., Grtffln Nelly Mrs'

Johnson Haley, Johnson James W., Johnson Lydia Mrs.,

1C
ii 11

Griffin Richard W., Haddock Martha Mrs., Hagan Emily Mrs., Hannah Isaac S-, Harderech James P.. Hardin Amanda F. Mis.,

Jones Robert, Jones Rufcs G., Jones & Dozier, Jourdan Amauda Mrs., Juniper Lowndes. Keigler Caroline Mis.,

1C
II <c II II II

Hardwick Jease (c),

Keigler William,

1C

Harp Alfred J., Harp Martin L.,

Keith Jotin W., Keith Matthew S.,

1C
.1

Harp R. M., Harper Fannie A. Mrs., Harrell Joel,

Keith Robert A., Kelly George W., Kelly James H.,

1C
II II

Harrell Joel B. F.,

Kendriok James C.,

1C

Harris Martha A.,

Kennedy Henry C.,

1C

Harris Susan Mrs., Harsley James B.,

Kennedy Hugh, Kennedy Jesse J.,

1C
cc

Hareley John T.,

Kennedy John,

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Kenuey Thomas E.,

Dawson Oxford Jobu H.,

Kilpatrick Anderson W.,

Oxford William B.,

Kilpatrick James.

Palmer Jeremiah.

Kilpatrick John 8.,

Parkw WiUiam J.,

Kilpatrick Rebecca C. Mrs., King Benjamin,

Parrott John L., Patterson James B.,

King Charles G., King George W., King John T., Kitcnins John, KUgler George, Iiamar John T.,

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Payne John A., Perry John B., Platt George B., Pool James M.,

Pool Mourning Mrs.,

Powell A. Miss.

Lane William, liansford Joseph L., Lasseter Edward C., Lasseter James A.,

Powell Fannie Mrs., Powell Frances Mrs., Powell Thomas. Bagan James W..

Lay John C.,

Beeves Ellen M. Mrs.,

Lay John W., Lee Andrew J., Lee Darius M., Lee Henry 8., Lee lease 8., Lee Noah P., Lennard Andrew J., Lennard L. M., Lennard Sarah Mrs., Leverett Booker (c), Leverett Charles, Leverett James H., Lockett Henry (c), Lundy William,

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Roberts George E., Roberts James W., Roberts John B., Roberts Mary J. Mrs., Bnbertson Wiley (c), Rogers Harrison, Boss Mary E. Mrs.j * Bouch Samuel M.,

ii Budd Seth J.,

Bump Isaac (c>,

Satnmons Mnllle Mrs.,

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Sammons William, Sawyer Darius T., Scofleld Joshua B.,

Lundy Wm. E., Lynch Charles P., McCall Thomas J.,

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McCracken James, McGuire John,

Sears Lucinda B. Miss, Seay Jemima Mrs.,

McLane Duncan P., McLendon Abraham J., McLendon Josiah, McWeal William B., McWilliam John J., Mallory William (c), Marlin John D., Marlin Sarah H. Mm., Marshall Mary A. Mrs., Marshall Woodliff S., Mathis Frances C. Mrs., Mimms Rufus M., Mitchell John L., Mitchell Permelia L. Mrs., Moolbrigbt Washington, Morgan William, Murdock Lazarus M., Murray William D., Nelson Amec (X, Nixon Harriet H. Mrs., Nixon Thomas H., Odom Archibald, Oliver McDonald,

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Seay Thomas H., Senn John, Senn Stephen J., Sessions John J., Sharp James P., Sharp M. N. Mii., Simmons James M., Simmons Reuben F., Simms Mary E. Mrs., Smith Zeny Mrs., Snider John W., Stell Bartholomew, Stell Martin P.. Stephens Obadiah B., Stephens John, Stephens Susan A. Mrs., Stewart Amos G., Stewart James B., Stokes Samuel, Tatum Sarah J. Mrs.,

Thomas Seaborn,

Thomas William C.,

Thompson James J.,

Oxford Calvin F.,

Thornton William M.,

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Tillery Hopkins, "

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Trnett Ira, Truett Ira W., Tucker Jesse, Turner Henry H., Vanoper Mary E. Mrs., Vinson Nathan T., Vinson William B., Wade Nancy Mrs., Wall Elizabeth Mrs., Wall Jesse E., Wall William E., Wall William G., Walker Elisha C-, Walker Louisa Mrs., Walker Polly M. Mrs., Waller John E., Ward Ervin A., Ware Bandall (c), Watson Stephen C., Webb A. Mrs., Wtbb William M., Welborn Cherry A. Mrs., Weston Elizabeth W. Mrs., Weston Jesse (c), Wbaley John D., Whetlen Fannie Mrs., Wtietlen James D., White Margaret M. Mrs., Wiggins James, Williams Elizabeth Mrs., Williams John (c),

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Binion Z. T., Blount Green W., Butts Frederick A., Butts Thomas W., Carr Jesse D., Curr Thaddeus, Carr William M., Coleman Thomas H., Coleman William L-, Coleman William L. Jr., Franks C., Harper A. P., Harper Wilkins J... Hutchings James B., Jenklns MansHeld, Johnson. David (c), Jones James A., Jones John M., Jones T. J., Kennedy James, Moate John W., Palmer James A., Palmer WUUam 8., Pearson J. C., Pearson S. E., Perry Linton J., Quinn Thomas, Beese Edward (c), Benfroe William I., Bivers G. 8., Boberson Littleberry B.,

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SimmoDS C. F. Mrs., Simmons Joseph F., Smith Aaron I., Stansell Henry J., Stansell John P..

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Stantou John W.,

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II Stanton W. M.,

Wills Jones L.,

Thornton James B.,

Wills Joseph 8.,

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Wills Martha Mrs.,

II Walls Tuesday (e),

Winn Cornelius W.,

II Brooks W. A.,

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Woolen William,

II Caney H. L.,

Wright John M.,

II Davis W. D.,

Bayne H. V.,

Decatur Gams C. D.,

Nicholson Samuel C.,

Dempaey Gore William,

Phillips A.,

Jones J. A.,

Amoss E. B., Devereanx Station Jones B. D.,

Amoss Elmira A. Mrs.,

" Kilgore W. 8.,

Amoss John,

" McCary J.,

Arnold Eli,

" MiUlcan A. P.,

Arnold Malcolm,

" Moore A. J.,

*s Algernon 8.,

Poaey J. A.,

IMS Hardy W.,

Scott W. C.,

IMS James,

" Turner D.,

BUB Milton,

" Wright W. I.,

BMB Wesley A.,

" Alien J. W.,

Berry John I.,

" Borring Thomas,

Berry William M.,

" Bryan M. J. J.,

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Dixie 1 Elam William, " Fleming N. R.,

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Groover F. M., Groover S. M., Groover T. A., HarrellM.J., Jerome R. P., Jones A. G., Jones Thomas P., MauldenE. W., Ramsey C. C., Smith B. W., Tolar W. J., Turner B. F.. Williams G. W., Hendereon W. L., McDaniel John, McDaniel J. J.,

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Fretman H. N., freeman J. W., freeman W. F., Slendning J. C., Lane G. M., Jang M. H., Lockhart E., May C. M., Mosley P. N., Mosley S. T., Price R.J., Roberts 8. H., Rumley Peter,

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Cameron A. A., Campbell W. L., Clary J., Crummey E., Grantham H., Kicklighter M. W,,

McCulIare James T., McMillen A..

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Reddish G., Reddish T.,

McMillen John, Minix Jackson, Myers Asa, Myers W., Young Daniel,

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Roath A.. Southwell W. F., Strickland H. W., Striokland J. O., Collier L,. P.,

Bennett Homer, Bennett W. H., Bussey Charles, Bussey E. Z., Buasey James R., Bussey M. B., Bussey Nathan, Carthledge Jesse, Davis R. H.. Davis W. H., Dunne R. P., Dunne William, Elam John,

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Holland John A., McKenzle J. H., McKenzie Milton S., Morgan A. G., Patrick N., Wallace J. H., Buchanan Peter D., Dunn James B., Dunn Thomas, Gainsly James, Griffin A. L,., Halt Charles H., Hall William R,

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Hazzard N., Hill Richard, EDxon James, Long James, ,

Long John,

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McCullough J. P., McCutchen J. A. Mrs.,

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Massey James, Newton M. J. Mrs., PhilliraJ. W., Roper W. D., Smith J., Thurman T., Wallen James, Wilson William, Brown F. M., Brown Jauies R., Brown J. W., Brown L. C.,



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Brown T. B., Clark Larkin, Collins Wyatt, Estes William. Haynes John M., Haynes W. A., Jentry John, Johnson Angus H., Johnson W. N., McCurry O.,

Mayson E. N.,

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Thoruton J. B.,

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Archer William T., Bacon Nicholas H., Baugh Edward, Bryant John T., Bryant William, Bryant William H., Burnbam Andrew, Burnham Daniel, Burnham Elisba, Burnham William K., Caldwell Joseph,

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Connally Thomas W..

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Culberson Rumelia Mire..

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Davis James W.,

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Harbuck John,

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Harris Thomas M.,

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Helms Laban A., Henderson William C.,

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Scott Benjamin J., Smith H. B.,

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Hornsly Thomas, Hutching Andrew J., Hutchins Meredith, Jones Rich srd W.,

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Storncipher Charles, Storncipher C. L., Storncipher Garnett, 8towW.W.,

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Ketterer August. Landrum Francis C., Lee Nancy J. Mrs., Lee Samuel C., Lowe William, Lyle Abram C., McDonald A. G., McDonald John W., Mangum William L., Nubell John E., Norcross Jonathan, Pegg Samuel G., Plunkett Elijah. Plunkett Elijah B.. Prickett William H., Batteree Alexander, Ratteree Julia Mrs., Redwine Jacob A., Reynolds James B., Roberts John, Robinson Ann K. Mrs., Range Christian, Smith A. M., Stokes Nancy E. Mrs., Thairekill William, Toland Asa P., Trimble Hasten G., Trimble J. M., Trimble S. 8., Wall Nancy H. Mrs., Wallis R., Watkins Julius C., Wilson Decatur M:., Wynne R. B..

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Bloodworth Frank, Brock John R., Camp J. A.. Camp T. W., Cleveland B. J., Eskew J. G., Eftyberger J. L., Farrow Thomas,

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H Bustin Benjamin H.,

If Campbell James M.,

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It Charieu Robert E., " Chalmon William M., II Clark Benjamin, II Clements Thomas J.,

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Coats James P., Gofer William J., Cogbern Henderson H., Coker Francis C.,

Eatonton Hawkins Benjamin W., Eatonton Hawking Mary J. Mrs., . Hearn Cynthia Mrs., Heara E. A. Mrs.,

Coker Robert G.,

Hearn Fnnk 8.,

Colley Sarah E. Mrs., Collier Robert.

Hearu William H., Hearn William T..

Cosby Mary Mrs., Cowles John C.,

Hensley Iverson EL, Hitchcock David L.,

Crawford Thomas,

Holoman Joseph,

Dance John L., Dunce Samuel E., Davis JobnW.,

Holsonback Alfred, Howard Alexander J., Howard Hearn J.,

Davis Bros.,

Howard Henry T.,

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Dawson Philip H.,

Howard John T.,

Dawson Samuel,

Howard Stephen N.,

Dawson S. H. Mrs.,

1C Hudson John R. & Co.,

DeJarnett John T.,

II Humber Robert C.,

DeJarnett Nathan H.,

II Ingram Thomas J.,

DeLoach Joseph B.,

li Jackson Joseph D.,

Denham Algernon A.,

II Jenkins Alexander S.,

Denham James C., Denham John,

II Jenkins John P., II Jenkins William P.,

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Dennis Harvey J., Dennis John T., Dennis Michael B.,

II Jenniugs John B.. II Johnson James M., II Johnson Joseph C., ^

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Dickens Jacob W.,

II Jones Alfred,

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Donglass James,

II Jones Hill Q.,

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Jones James W., Jones Ralph,

Edmondson Zachariah Z..

II Jones Robert L.,

Edwards JesseH.,

II Jordan Wiley B.,

Edwards Reuben .,

II Key John P.,

Bsken Burgess,

II Kilpatrick Edward E.,

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II Kilpatrick Matthew,

Parley James W.,

II Kimbrougb Wesley G.,

Fenn William A.,

II King Elisha,

Flanigan William,

II Knight Jhn W.,

Fuller Sarah Mrs., Fuller Simeon.

II Knowlea Joseph A., II Knowles N. Mrs.,

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Lafavre John T.,

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Garfleld L. H.,

II Lancaster James M.,

Qmer William C.,

(I Lane Davis,

Garrard Handa Mn.,

II Lane Eliza Mrs.,

Gatewood R. Mrs.,

II Lawrence David L..

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II Lawrence Mary T. Mrs.,

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II Lawrence William H.,

Gorby Mark A.,

II Lawson Thomas G.,

Gorby Zachariah Z.,

II Laysou Marcus D. L.,

Gregory William M.,

II Laysouby Jefferson G.,

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Griffin William H.,

II Ledbetter John,

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(I Lee Hiram G.,

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II Leggett J. B. A W. P., H Leonard Charles D.,

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II Leverett Frank.

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II Lewis Thomas W. S.,

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II Lewis WUliam M.,

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II Linoh Elizabeth Mrs.,

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Eatonton Presley M. Mrs.,

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Beddick Daniel, Beddick James, Beed John C.. Reid Alexander M.,

Reid Alexander 8.,

Reid Edmond,

Beid James L.,

Beid John A.,

Beid John 8.,

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Beid Bichmond A., Beid Bobert A., Beid William 8.,

Kespess William B.,

Roberts Cornelius,

Roberts M. K. Mrs.,

Robins Thomas .,

Boby Henry W.,

Boley B. Mrs,

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Roley Daniel M., Boley JefferHon B.. Boley William M., Bossee B. Mrs., Bosser David, Kosser John O., Rousseau Henry, Rousseau John Ty Rousseau Mary Mrs.,

Rousseau William,

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Sammons Benjamin F., Sammons Whitfield T., San ford Charles,

Scarsbrook G. Mrs.,

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Singleton David, Skinner F. B. Mrs., Slaughter Bradley,

II Snelfinga William H.,

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Sparks W. H., Splvely Green J.,

II Splvely James H.,

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Spively John F., Spively Thomas B., Spively WiUiam S.,

II Stewart Andrew J.,

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Strlckland Nathan M., Tucker Clinton C.,

II Tuft Sarah W. Mrs.,

I Turner William L.,

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Turner Zedlock. Tyler Thomas H., Vaugbn William M.,

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Vincent Powell P.. Walker William A., Waller E. A. Mix., Walsb James W., Walton Albert J., Walton John B., Wtird Paschal W.,

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II Weaver David A.,

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Weaver John T., Weaver Marion S., Webster Joseph H.f

Eatonton Qoodwin Harris, i: Green Pleasant B., Guess Warren,

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Whaley Josiah.

Guess William B.,

White Blumer,

Heplin Leonidas F.,

Wiggins Martha Mrs.,

Hildebrand Jacob B.,

Wilcoxen Wiley T.,

Hicks Biall B.,

Williams John F.,

Holcombe J. J.,

Willis Martha Mrs.,

House Philip,

Winchell Albert.

Irby Fulton,

Winslett David W.,

Irby Henry,

Winslett Qilly Mrs.,

Jsom William W.,

Wolsey Abner,

Jett Bichard B.,

Wrlght Isbam B.,

Johnson C.,

Wright Jamea HM

Johnson M.,

Wynn Bobert J.,

Johnson Piety Mrs.,

Young Bobert, Young Bobert A., Young Susan Mrs.,

Johnson Washington P., i< Johnson William T., <( Langford John A.,

Zachary Abner B.,

Martin David H.,

Blitch James H.,

Eden Mattbewson James,

Brannen James M.,

Mayson Charles C.,

Brannen N. M.,

Mitchell John W.,

Brogden J. Friley,

Morgan Mary L. Mrs.,

Davis James M..

Morgan William A.,

Edwards Paul M.,

Nort Mollie Mrs.,

Harvey Znra.

Owens Jonathan,

KellerS. F.,

Pass Josepb,

Rabn M. 8. Mrs., Rieves Robert M., Seckinger Joshua, Smith Henry E..

Plaster Daniel H.,

Plaster Joshua, Plaster Newton M., Powtll Samuel W.,

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SoUee Arthur N.,

Bamsey Mabala J. Mrs.,

Adams Enos,

Edwardsville Beed Joel S.,

Adams Joseph, Adams Wesiey.-

Beeves George T., Bollins Charles B.,

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Atwood James H.,

Bowell William B.,

Armstead Kiehard E., Arm-tead William D., Boyd William H., BurtzLabiusW.. Burtz Lev! F., Bush John,

Sen tell James M.,

Bpeniell Stephen,

Speniell Thomas E.,

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Hpeniell Wilson E., Staples Henry P.. Steveus William H.,

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Qagle Francis M.,

Stovoll George,

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Ciiapman George B.,

Stoyall I.,

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Chappellear Thomas J.,

Htovall S. A.,

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Chesber Napoleon,

Thomason George,

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ChesherS. JV,

Thomaaon John, '

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Coker James W., Colley Jamec Covington John W.,

Thomason Nelson, Thomason William, Vaugbn James,

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Crawford William A.,

Waits William J.,

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gavis Wade.

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Walker Cicero L.,

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Bonaldson Matilda A. Mrs.,

Wallraveu John,

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Donaldson Silas H..

Williams A. C., '

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Williams John W.,

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Fineher William,

Williams Bobert T.,

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Guinea Sarah- E. Mrs..

Williams Sarah F. Mrs.,

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Garmon Calvin, Garrison George W.,

Williams T. C., Wilson David,

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Wilson laham H., Wilson John D., Wright George W.,

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Harbuck John W., Hendricks Daniel, Hendricks William J.,

Foy C. F.,

Egypt Holland William T.,

Alexander Thomas B., Almon John B., Arnold Joseph Y., Bell James U., Blackwell Samuel D., Bnrcb Thomas C., Campbell Jeptba E., Campbell Thomas J., Carlton Daniel M., Clark James A., Clark William H., Deadwyler George W., Grimes William, Hall Robert, Hammond Archibald E., Heard Eugene B., Heard James L. Heard William H.. Hearndon James E., Hearndon James E. Jr., Hearaman William T., Henry William B., Jones William 8., Lovinggood Samuel, McClanahan James W., Martin Luther H. O., Mattox Henry Py Stanton Martin L., Tate Uriah O., Verdell Dunston B., Wall B. C., White T. B.,

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Howard Algy, Hudson James A., Hudson Zachary T., Jackson Martin V., Jackson Thomas P., Jameson James, Jenkins Sterling, Jenkins Sterling H., Keely John, Kennon John H. 8., Layfleld Irby H., Ijiger John, Lowe Henry L., McDonald Joseph, McDonald William, McGebiee William B., McKey George H., Matbews Jeremiah, Miller Green J., Neal John M., Neal Thomas J., Odom Lee, Passmore James, Phillips Benjamin F., Porter Charles T., Bedding George A., Bedding Jane Mrs., Smith Benjamin, Smith Robert J., Stribling Joseph C., Stribling T. J., Sutton Eveline Mrs.,

Ashford Thomas B., Bachelor John 8., Bickerly Sampson , Bickerly Solomon, Bowles William, Brannan Cephus M., Bnrdett James O., Carter Robert F., Coats Abner G.,

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Cunningham Isaac,

Cox L. D. Mrs.,

Downs Thomas,

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Edge William E.,

" Parks M. M.,

Ellfeon Adger, Epps Grief W.,

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Smith L. P., SmithS. W.,

Garrett William,

Wilson B.,

Ginn Joseph,

Ellison Adger 8.,

Glaze Nancy Mrs.,

II Blackwell James,

Glaze William, . Glaze William H., Granbcrry George 8.,

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Blackwell Samuel, Doster Thomas, Kelly Green,

Granberry Thomas, Greer William H., Hamilton Thomas, Hanks Virginia Mrs.,

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Kelly John, Pennington John, Pennington Thomas, Pennington William,

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Mosely William,

ii

Averett Abner, Averett Josephus.

Fowlstoiwt n

Ballow W. Sims,

ii

Oamobell Archibald CjmpbellL.A..

F.

ii

Dickeraon William,

ii

Donalson J. B.,

ii

Barfield Alien. Barfield Ambrose, Barfleld Booker, Barfleld Dearing G., Barfleld Edward J., Barfleld Elbert, Barfield Elizabeth Mrs., Barfield Enoe, Barfleld Green B. W., Barfield Julius K, Barfleld Nelson H., Barfield William W., Barrow E. E.,

" " " " " " " " " u" ii it

D. F. Willcox,

ZHSTOAirOB AftZVT, OA. Folldei of all kindi.

GAB

118

GEN

Barrow William M., Barrow William T., Bartman P. T., Blackmail William, Bledsone James M., Brewer Moses, Bryan Francis M.,

Garden Valuley it n 11 n
u

Lawson Ann Mrs., Lindaey Caleb,

Garden VaUu**

McGlamery James H.,

McLendon Joslah T.,

Marshall T. J.,

Massey Green,

Meadows Nancy Mrs.,

II

Bryan Martha Mrs.,

II M>eks Margaret Mrs.,

II

Busby Francis M.,

Mott Elizabeth Mrs.,

u

Carson Joseph P..

Mott Francis M.,

II

Carson Melissa Mrs.,

Murray Daniel & SOD.,

II

Carter Anderson C.,

Murray E. L. Mrs.,

II

Cobb John (c),

Murray Green H.,

II

Corben Henry C.,

ll Murray Jasper B.,

u.

Cromer Hilliard,

II Murray J. W.,

Cromer John J.,

u Murray Stephen T.,

Daniels James F.. Dixon Hilliard, DIxon Lemon B., Dixon Thomas, Doles Jesse, Douglass George A., Dragoon S. T., Dwight James B., Fulker John H.. Galtney Susan Mrs., Gardner John T..

Nazworthy George F.,

Neisler Daniel,

II

H Neisler William B.,

II

tl New I on Daniel J.,

II

II Odam Willis,

II

II Ogburn John T.,

II

tl Pasmore Henry A..

II

II Pearson Margaret Mrs.,

II

II Perry Alien,

II

II Pierce J. T. A Co.,

II

II Prater Sarah Mrs.,

II

Hand Elizabeth Mrs.,

II Kabun Daniel,

Harold John,

II Bay Dennsey 8.,

Harpe & Cleveland,

II Benfroe Mary A. Mrs.,

Harpe William D. & J. W.,

II Respess John B.,

Herring Charles.

tl Bohinson William H.,

Hicks Arctus W.,

II Bodgers John C.,

Hill Jackson 3.,

Stilrab Arzauder,

Hill John,

II Shirab Ephraim,

Hill Moses,

II Simmons Benjamin F.,

Hill Owen C.,

It Sligh John,

Hill Sarah Mrs.,

II Smith Nancy,

II

Hobbs Henry, Hobbs Joseph. Hobbs Susan Mrs., Hobbs Wilburn A. Jr.. Hobbs William A. Jr., Hodges Jesse H., Howard Chesley B., Howard John, Howard Robert B., Jesup Isaac, Johnson Green B., Jolly Thomas J.,

tl Stephen Elzy B.,

II

tl Taunton Klizabeth Mra.,

II

II Taylor Alexander T.,

II

II Taylor Mary Mrs.,

II

Thompson Aurelius A.,

II

Underwood John,

II

II Underwood John EL,

II

II Watkins George W. L.,

.11

II Watson Ansley A.,

II

II Whittlngton Alien,

II

II Wilber Louisa M. Mra.,

II

II Wilson H. A. Mrs.,

II

Jones Edmund D.,

II Windbam John J.,

Jones Ezekiel.

II Morris P. P.,

Jones Bichura,

II Adams John,

Jones B. B. Mrs.,

(I Aoams O. w. Mrs.,

Kllebrew Edmund,

Barksdale John E.,

Kilebrew William H.,

Brown Isom (c),

King Lev] G.,

Chandler Isaac C.,

Lafleld William H.,

II Cooper Thomas W.,

Law Harriet Mrs.,

II Cosby Henry H.,

Law William D.,

II Cosby A Ligan,

muorrMe evriaohGaEnOdlRaGe IfrAomROPAhDilaFdaealpfFhriaeiagnhdt LBinael*.

GEN

119

GEO

Downs Green J., Durden John, Fort Miranda, Fuller Alpbeus,

Geneva Patchings Francis E.,

u u

3ausey Harrison J., hampion James, Colley Jasper ST.,

Georgetown

Fuller Thomas B.,

Colley Josiah T.,

Giddens J. P.,

3ollins Leroy J.,

German William R.,

3ook George W.,

German William R. A Co.,

Dooper Franklin,

Hammock Martha M. Mrs., Harvey Cicero. Harvey John J., Hough James D.,

it u 11

Cooper SanBom M., Cooper Robertas A., Coetellow J. J., CotchingsT. E.,

ii
K tt

Jones John (c), Jordan George W., Leonard Dred (c), Ligon William J.,

Craft John,

K

Crumley James J.,

II

Davidsou Drue M. Jr.,

II

Davis B. G.,

II

Lumkin Dickerson,

Dozier Lewis P.,

II

McBride John T.,

Dunning Cbarlss,

II

McBryde Mury A. Mrs.,

Ellis John R.,

McBryde Rebecca H. Mrs.

Ellis Thomas J.,

HcCrary Isaac R.,

Fays William H.,

McCrary Matthew C.,

Gay Green B.,

McCrary Nancy Mrs.,

Gay William E.,

MeC'rary William,

Gay William E. Jr.,

II

McCrary William A.,

Gibson John T.,

11

McFarland Mack, Maund Ashley P.,

Graddy William, Gray Franklin,

II ti

Maund John C. Hon.,

Green John M.,

ll

Moore Lee C. Mrs.,

Guerry Theodore L.,

1C

Morris Perry A. S.,

Guerry Theodore L. Jr.,

tl

Farbam Wfley let,

Guilford Amelia Hre.,

II

Fbelps William L.,

Guilford Colson,

II

Snellings & Stubbs (e),

Guilford John C.,

II

Steed Mary Mrs.,

Haisteu Henry EL,

It

Teel Asa H.,

Hammock Elijah.

II

Wasbington George (c),

Harden Edward J.,

II

Wynn Anderson W.,

Harris James E.,

II

Albritton Asa,

Georgetown. Harsell William J. C.,

II

Atwell Jolm,

Harvell Elizabeth Mrs.,

tt

Avery Arthur L.,

Hatcher John H.,

(I

Avery James,

Hatcher Lucius A.,

II

Balkcum Alexander,

HathcocK Jari.es,

II

Bulkcum Henry D.,

Hathcock James M.,

II

Balkcum James M.,

Hill Jasper W.,

II

Barrett William,

Hogan James F.,

II

Blackshear Lee W.,

Hollice Moses J.,

II

Bridgf-r Levi,

Hollice Thomas M.,

II

Bryant Thomas 8.,

II Holloman Ann E. Mre.,

II

Barton Sept,

II Hosley Green B..

II

Bland Harrison J.,

Howell Daniel E.,

II

Bland James P.,

Hyde Alexander,

II

Bledsoe Francis M.,

It Jackson Eden,

II

Brophy John,

It Jenkins Eli,

II

Brown William J.,

U Johnson Nerl,

tl

BurnettSwanP.,'

tl Jolly John C.,

II

Bornett William L.,

II Jordan John A.,

II

Cwterlaw John B.,

II Jordan William J..

II

Cwterlaw John J.,

II Kaigler Henry M.,

II

Cwterlaw William P.,

11 Kendrick Thomas C.,

II

Cirterlaw William H.,

11 Key William H.,

II

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Prop'rs, 27 A 29 Broad St.

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Stubbs James 8., Teel Alien, feel Richard. Tell J. D., Terrell S. L., Thomas Owen G., Thomas William J., Varner Edward E., Vinson Atlas D., Waddell Jesse D., Wualey James B., ' Whitaker James, Whitaker John, Whitaker John Jr., Whittle John W., Wood A. H., Woods B. J.. Wooley William, A very W. C., Black George W., Brady W. G., English Joel, 3-lover Daniel, Eatbaway Amos, Hathaway & Walden, Hunter W. B., Kelly William M., Kitchens Seaborn, Kitchens W. W., Logue Henry, Neal James L., Seruggs E. G., Tbompklns J. M., Usry Joshua F. Dr., Walden William, Wilcher J. C. A., Burke James G., Cail A, H., Dixon George C., Evans W. T., Farr B. H., Gross D. D., Gross E. Jr., Gross William R., Hollingsworth M. E., Hunter M. A. J., Lee J. B., Leigh D. D.. Moore Mattie E. Miss, Saul E. 8., Thompson J. M., Waters C. L., Waters William G., Williams James B., Wright George W.j Blackwell J., Browning J. O., Bryan James, Bryan Moses, Bryan William,

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GIL Buffington O. L., Bufflngton W. J., Chandler B. A., Comer W. J., , Crawford Samuel, Davis James W., Evans Floyd, Garrison John N., House D. M., landers L. M., Parks D. B., Parks JohnS., Bylee James, Sims S. S., Suddath B. F., Suddath L. H., Suddath Newton, Suddath Z. T., Wills A. J., Armstrong John W., Bargerou George W., Bargeron John T., Bates John W., Blocker B. M., Blocker Partley M., Bolton James H., Brigham John C., Brigbam William. Broxton William L., Buxton Dawson S"., Buxton Green O., Buxton Needbam A., Buxton Samuel H., Buxton Seaborn L., Chandler James, Chandler William, Claxton James, Claxton William, Cochran George L., Connerly Richard M., Connerly William C., Daniels Washington, Dixon Dawson B., Dixon Dennis B., Dixon Thomas J., Dixon Weems B., Ellison Jacob L., EUison Mary, Ellison Samuel J., Ellison Seaborn L., Ellison Thomas J., Ghsson Jacob G., Godbee Cynthia, Godbee Elizabeth, Godbee Enoch, Godbee Fielding, Godbee James, Godbee Bayford. Qodbee Bussell J., Godbee Simon 8.,

121 Gillsrille Godbee Stephen,
" Hall Benninr, " Harrington William J., " Heath Alexander T., " Heath Carson C., " Heath George W., " Heath Harriet, ' Heath Harvey A., " Heath Henry M., " Heath Julius V., " Heath Ju&tian B., " Heath Samuel J., " Helmy Israel N., " Hickman Andrew J., " BEickmau David J., " EIR-kmau Henry A., " Elickman John B., " Hickman William, " Hillis Henry C., Girard Hillis Jacob, " Hillis William, " Holland G. W., " Holland William, " Houston Jane, " Hurst Margaret A., " Jackson Hezekiah, " Jeffers Jane, " Lambert Jeremiah E., " Long John P., " Lovett Carrie J., " Lovett William B., " Mallabar Martha, " Mallard Arnold A., " Maro Ellafare, " Mears Joel, " Mobley Washington, " Mobley William L., " Moody Jane A., ' " Nunsmith Isaac C., " Odom Beverly, " Odom Seaborn, " Oglesby James A., " Oglesby Mary, " Oliver James H., " Parris Christian, " Powell John, ' " Powell Seaborn, " Bedd Andrew G.. " Bolland James M., " Bouse Elizabeth, " Bouse John B:, " Royal Jordan O., " Royal Moses, " Royal Wesley J.. " Royal WiUiam T., " Skinner Robert J., " Smiley Justina, " Smith Alfred B., " Smith John B., " Spears Moses M.,

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122

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Wilkins William F., Wimberly J. P., Wimberly Lewis, Wimberly Mary,

Giraiird " ii

Bartlett B. F., Bartlett W. T., Gbamels A. J., Clark W.W.,

Glenaiilta " 11

Farmer B., Farmer William, Holton J. B.,

ii ii
ii

Kemp J. B., McCurly B. A., McGhee F. L., Majors E. A..

" 11 u ii

Hevel R. VV., Short A i,., Taylor B. H.,

u u u

Adams E. C., Banks E. J.,

Goggansv"ille

Banks B. O.. Banbston W. H.. Bloodwortb C. M. Bev. Buckner Joseph (c . Butler C. 8., Butler G. W., Butler J. M., Clark A. S., Colher M. A. Mrs.. Cooper W. W., Dumas Edmund, Dumas Moses Bev., Fambro U. C., Fleming J. M., Goggans W. J.,

u ii ii u u ii i i i i i ' i i

Henson James. HensonJ. Polk, Mullis John C.,

Goldsborong> h u

Scarborough William, Skipper M. A.. Smith J. G., Smith J. B., Smith 8. Mrs., Willis T. J.,

u ii ii " ii u

CailJ.C., Cail William R, EnneisJ. A., Evans H. J., Freeman James, Freeman J. W., Freeman Thomas, Lee L. A., Moore John, Moore W. T., Pye J. H., Sharp G. H., Williams A. R., Willis T. J.,

Goloiiid u a ii u ii a u ii u u u

Carton J. E.,

Good Hope

Dickinson J. N., Harris J. W., Hester John T., Malcom G. W., Malcom J. D., Malcolm J. B., " Malcolm T. J.. Michael David, Michael J. M.,

ii it ii " ii u ii i.

Nunnally John, Nunnally J. E ,

u

Goins T. J., Ooodwyn C. O., .Hand Jesse. . Ingram William, .Littleton G. H., Manrey B., Owen Glenn, Palmer Abram Bev. (c , Pbinizy Augustus J., Poe J. C., Pound J. G., Beynolds W. H., Rhodes B. W., Bherman G. W., Swan W. H.. Thompson G. T., Wadsworth J. A.,

u u u u u

Peters James M., Peters John M., Preston A., Preston H. H. G., Bobison James M., Bobison W.TL Sbeats T. W.,

" Stark J. B.,

u u ii ii ii ii u

Stark T. M., Thompson J. B., Thurman Frank, Adams M. A., Brace Sloan, Crawford J. 8., ^avis J. J., Dean B. A., Edwards J. J.,

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White J. M, Williams J. R, Williams T. E., Williams William M , ZelnerS. H.,

1C HariisoD T. A.,

II Harrison T. B.,

II 11 II

Holbrook W. J., Loud W. B., McComson J. F.,

it u it u

Alien J. T., Aide John T., Bryant Joel,

Goldsborough Bandall J. W..

u

Shackelford M., Stovall Farmer,

u ii

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123

GRA

Stovall H. F.,

Goodwill Bond Warren R, Grangersville

Yow B. D.,

Brooks B. C. M.,

Yow T. R.,

Brooks Noah P.,

"

Beasley J. B.,

Gordon Springs Brown Isaac (c),

"

Bowman Frank. Galloway J. J. SL Crawford Louis G.,

11 ii

Bryce John (c), Childs James E., Childs William T.,

" " "

Crawford William,

M Colwell Yelverton H.,

K

Evans William,

It Cordell Gilbert C.,

II

Freeman W. C.,

II Cordell Needham T.,

II

Hamilton James,

Cordell S. T. Rev.,

II

Hubbard Alien,

Coxwell Mary Mrs.,

II

Keown Alexander,

Crook John W. B.,

II

Martin John,

Culpepper James M.,

II

Neal Robert P.,

Davis Anderson (c),

<I

Xuckolls Frank,

II Davis Paul (c),

II

Nuckolls John,

II Dixon James,

II

Paagle Aaron,

11 Duke Azariah,



Paugle James,

II Duncan Elizabeth Mrs.,

Poryear H. C.,

II Duncan Jesse D.,

Reed Mitt-hell,

II Duncan William F.,

(I

Richardson James,

II Duncan Willis (c),

II

Richardson Joseph,

II Edwards Seaborn T.,

II

Sampson F. M.,

II Farrow Henry,



TaleT. M.,

K Farrow John,

II

Ward Doc,

II Fulford Thomas,

II

Ward William,

II Gaines Mary E. Mrs.,

II

Collars R T.,

Gosben Gaines Walter,

Dallis Z. B.,

Garden Leonidas S.,

Edwards F. M.,

Gardiner Henry B.,

1C

Glaze A. N.,

Gardiner Sherman,

Cl

Hawes M.,

Gawn Taylor,

1C

Henderson Z., Leverett J. H., Murray A. J., Norman G. W.,

11 ii it

Gilbert Charles, Gilmore Thomas G., Green William A., Hall Hugh,

CI 1C

Remson T. H.,

Hall William K.,

II

Sale D. W.,

Hambrick Jasper S.,

CI

Sale M. G. Mrs.,

Hambrick Susan S. Mrs.,

1C

Sale P. W., Samuels E. H., Stevenson N. W.,

1C
11 it

Hambrick Taylor, Harmon Nancy A. Mrs., Hart David F.,

cc II II

Stone J. D.,

Hartsfield Elizabeth J. Mrs.,

Tatom J. W.,

Hartsfield John T.,

Tatom W. S.,

Heath John W.,

II

Crawtord R. A., Goodman's X Roads Howard Peter (c),

II

Davis James,

" Howe Robert,

Davis Mary Mrs.,

" Huffman Mary Mrs.,

Dunman Pleasant,

" James O. Mrs.,

Goodman John,

" Johnson Adeline Mrs.,

Hardy B. F.,

" Johnson Burton S.,

II

Hardy Z. T.,

" Johnson Samuel K.,

II

Jenkins John.

" Jones Britton,

l>

Key Crawford,

" Jones Charles G.,

II

McQee George,

.

" Jones Elisha,

II

McQee W. A.,

" Jones Frances V. Mrs.,

II

Barfield Cader,

Grangersville Jones G.,

II

Barfield Lewis,

" Jones M. W.,

II

Barfield R. L.7

" Kendrick B. C.,

1C

Battle & Brooka,

" Kendrick Mary P. Mrs.,

1C

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 08 years age. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

GBA

124

Kendrick Thomas A., Grangersville Martin Silas.

Kleckley John L.,

" Meadows John C.,

Lockwood William W.,

" Meadows Samuel,

McCarty Blewet.

" Mercier Rebecca Mrs.,

McCarty James V.,

" Moreland Robert O.,

McCarty John,

" Moreland Thomas C.,

McGlamery Jeptha M., McGlamery Rufus,

" Morris John L.. " O'Kelly R. J..

Mabry Amanda E. Mrs.,

" Scroggins William M.,

Maples Alfred,

1C Simms Benjamin F.,

Martin John H.,

(I Smith Braswell,

Mathls Sarah A. Mrs.,

II Smith Malberry 8.,

Oliver James M.,

II Smith Wiley C.,

Oliver John 8.,

II Stafford John D.,

Oliver Thomas B., Oliver William H.,

II tl

Stafford P. W., Stephens Ii. N. Mrs.,

Paine John S..

II Stnckland L. Mrs.,

Paine Mary Mrs.,

(I Woods William A.,

Paine Thomas,

II Word Robert N.,

Partridge Thomas,

II Choak Lydia Mrs.,

Payne William,

II Crowell Henry,

Peters John Ii.,

II Hudson John,

Peters Joseph C.,

II James Frank,

Sanders Wesley,

II Morton Melvin,

Souter Elizabeth Mrs.,

II Morton William T.,

Souter John W.,

II Pitts Peyton T.,

Tarver Jesse,

II Stewart Larkin,

Taylor Christian N.,

II Woolfolk James J.,

Taylor C. A.,

II Blackwell W. J.,

Tennison E. C. Mrs.,

II Carter L. M.,

Tinsley Wiley,

II Church F. G.,

Turner Amos (c),

II Church M. M.,

Turner Levi Jr.,

II Church B. S.,

Underwood Reuben,

II Dickson M.,

Usry Isaiah G.,

(I Foster John Y.,

West Austin N.,

It Foster John Y. Jr.,

West James,

II Foster Lindsey,

Wheeless Francis A.,

II Foster William,

Wbitehead Dennis (c),

II Gray C. W.,

Williams M. T.,

II Green A..

Arnold C. F. Mrs.,

Grantville Hale C. O.,

Bates Bhoda Mrs.,

Harris B. P.,

Bohanan Lee W.,

Julian M. B.,

Bradberry James H.,

Leadford Riley,

Brown David E.,

Lockman N. J.,

Camp Edmund N.,

Morris A. H.,

Gates J. P.,

Parker J. H.,

Clower Cyrus J.,

Bbodes Wesley

Cotton Eli,

Robinson E.,

Garrett & Zellars, Hayes Samuel B., Henry Monday (c),

it 11

Thomas John J., Vincent T. P.. White John B.,

Hindsman Benjamin H.,

Averell E. M.,

Hindsman Israel,

DavisB. F.,

Hindsman Merrel S..

Gordy James T.,

Hindsman 8. A. L. Mrs.,

Hines Thomas,

Knight James B., Lambert Elizabeth Mrs., Leigh Samuel E.,

BiceB.W., Shipp D. J., Adcock John,

Leater Thomas W.,

Bailey W.,

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the Best Route East.

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BomarE. A., Bomar Spencer, Cargile Johu, Chapman James, Chapman William, Colter James, Copeland J. C., Dill M. P., Bonn A., EasterlinK J. M., Graham J. A., Haygood J. F., Jackson J. M., Jackson M. C., Jackson W. P., Little J. R., Little William, McWiUiamsG. W., McWilliams H. C., McWilliams ------, Malonee Harvey, Malonee R., Neal A. J., Neal KB.. Portei H. H. Rev., Ray.M. G., Robinson A. G., Storey H. G., Storey James, Storey J. A., Bottle J.T., Wulton H. W., Young F. M., Aldridge Thomas, Crenshaw William, Graves Charles, Graves T. C., Haney J., Lene*r Gibson, Leneer M., McMillan William, Mercer Samuel, Murphey Benjamiu, Murphey Calvin, Murphey David, Mnrphey Henry,. .Murphey James, Murphey William, Murphey W., Murray S., BuwJ.J.,' Scarborough A., Thins P., Thompson C., TUmon Elijan, Tllmon John, TyfeaJ., ' Tyk* T., Watkins dark. Watkins W. W.,

125

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WilkesJ.J., Alien A. E.,

",

Alien A. M., Alien Francis M.,

Alien Jeannette J.,

ii ii " " it " 11 11

Alien Mary L.. Alien Robert A.. Alien William R., Alien William W., Bates John F., Boyd Alien, Boyd Jeflferson J., Boyd & Elliott, Chance Abram,

11 " ii ii " ii it it ii ii ii ii ii " ii 11 ii ii

Collins Lewis R., Colston John W., Cosnahan James F., Cosnahan Mack D.. Cosnahan Seaborn E., Cox Ann, Cox Patterson D., Cox Seaborn J. M., Cox Thomas B., Cox William R., Cox Zaehariah L., Daniel Zaehariah, D'Antignac Harris H., Dobbins Joseph J., Elliott John P., Finnerly Len, Folds Elbert S., Folds Henry, Foster Henry T.,

Greenfl1e1ld

Fulcher John C., Fulcher Sarah L.,

it ii ii ii

Fulcher Sionpson R,, Gordon Martha, Gordon Robert, Green George, Green John G..

Green Martha T.,

it ii

Green Moses E., Griner Julia M., Hatcher Elias W.,

ii ii ii 11 "

Hatcher John M., Hatcher Leoidas B., Hatcher WiUiam J., Hayman Alice, Hayman Elish<t. Hayman Marv E.,

ii ii

Hill William J., Hurst Jeremiah, Jones James P.,

ii

Jones Robert T., Jones Roter L.,

' 11 ii ii

Kelly Johu, Kennedy William F., Kirk Julia P., Knight Francis V., Knight Julia,

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126

ORE

Knight Mary A.,

Green's Cut Wimberly W. T.,

Green's Cot

Knight Robert W.,

" Adams William B., Greensboronnh

Knight William,

" Armor James E.,

"

Knight William W.,

" Armor James N.,

"

Lively George P.,

" Armor William,

"

McElmeny Richard H.,

" Atkinson Thomas J. P.,

"

McClinton Joel,

" Branch John,

"

McCollum Nathan,

" Branch Robert W..

"

McNorill Kinthen P..

" Brown James H. H.,

"

McNorill Mittie A. Mrs.,

" Brown Thomas T.,

"

McNorill Sarah E. Mrs.,

" Carmichael Oswald E.,

"

Miller Frank H.,

" Cawtborn John W.,

"

Miller Henry,

" Chapman Thomas D.,

"

Miller Marcellus F.,

" Copelan Henry G.,

"

Mixon John J.,

" (.'opelan John D.,

"

Mixon Narcissa B.,

" Copelan Miles G..

"

Mosely J. W.,

" Crossley Joseph E.,

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Murphy John M.,

" Crossley Wiley A.,

"

Murphy Lucindu L. Mrs.,

" Daniel Oliver P.,

"

Nelson Henrietta,

" DeJarnette Nathan T.,

"

Nelson John A.,

" Doherty John J.,

"

Neshitt Fannie J.,

" Durham William G.,

"

Obanion William,

" EUington Charles 8.,

"

Parker Robert,

" Geisler Herman,

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Palmer Edward M.,

" Hall Thomas 8.,

"

Palmer Howard E. W.,

" Hall Vincent S.,

"

Palmer Newton E.,

" Hutcheson Thomas 8.,

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Perkina Mary,

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" Jackson William R.,

"

Pickering Elizabeth,

" Jernigan Albert A.,

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Pickering George T.,

" Jones James J.,

"

Powell Green B.,

" Kimbrough Alexander,

"

Powell Sophia,

" Kimbrough A. L.,

"

Priskitt Elbert G.,

" Kimbrough John P.,

"

Priskitt Nathan H.,

" Lawrence Jefferson K.,

"

Redd Caroline, Reese John A., Rhodes James W., Rodgers John M.,

" Lundy Alexander 8., " Lundy Lewis W., " Lundy William C. D., " McCall James P.,

ii 11 ii

Rodgers Sarab,

" McWhorter Frederick,

Rodgers Thomas B.,

" Marchman John H.,

Simms Albert,

" Markwalter Martin,

Smith David J.,

" Mayo William W.,

Smith Robert F.,

" Miller John A.:

Smith Wiley,

" Moon George W.,

Stephens Olive H.,

" Moore Henry H.,

8yms Robert H.,

" Moore John W.,

Thomas Ida L.,

" Oliver Willis J.,

Thomas John K.,

" Owens James J.,

Tomlin Edward A.,

" Park James B.,

Tomlin Laura C.,

" Bobbins Albert M.,

Tomlin West W.,

" . Ruark Joel J.,

Usher Savannah,

" Sanders D. H.,

Utley Maria L.,

" Sanford Thomas D.,

Utley Susan R.,

" Pmjth James,

Utley William A.,

" Smith James C.,

Vaugh Mack D.,

" Smith James L.,

Walton William F.,

" Smith James W.,

Warren Amanaa,

" Turner Jared L.,

Wimberly James M.,

" Veazey Eli A.,

Wimberly Wilson J.,

" Warner John B. Y.,

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line West and Southwest.

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Williams Henry P., Greensborough Pye CorOs,

Greenville

Wlllis Lewis B.,

" Beeves Elizabeth Mrs.,

"

Wlllis Nicholas A.,

" Beeves Judson C.,

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Wright James A.,

" Beeves Madison,

"

Wright John W.,

" Bender Lewis J..

"

Andrews Bertha Mrs., Greenville Render Robert!)..

u

Anthony George J.,

" Robertson James M. C.,

II

Anthony Lucy Miss,

" Roper Benjamin F.,

II

Banning James W.,

" Sautherby Robert A.,

II

Blalock Harrlson P.,

" Sherfield WUliam W.,

II

Blalock Henry B., .

" Simms Benjamin,

Blalock John S.,

" Simms Fannie E.,

Blalock Lyman,

" Simms James G.,

II

Bowles Samuel (c),

" Strozier Peter W.,

II

Carter Charles B.,

" TerrellJoelE. G.,

II

Cunningham William B.,

" Thoraton Newman,

II

Davidson Monroe,

" Thornton WUey T.,

II

Douglass John,

" Tboraton Young A.,

u

Douglass Walter H., Ecter Antoinette Mrs..

" Turner Abner, " Ware Michael E.,

'IIII

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" Ware Susan Mi*.,

it

Evans Ellen Mrs.,

" Warner Hiram Hon.,

it

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" Wheeler William P.,

ii

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" Wit-slow Elbridge,

"

Faver Alexander C.,

" Wright Thomas S.,

"

Faver Nancy,



" Armstrong William, Greshamville

Faver William B.,

" Bishop M.,

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Finley Wiley P.,

" Cartwright J. f.,

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Freeman Alonzo EL,

" Copeland Baldwin,

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Freeman Benjamin B.,

" Copeland C. M.,

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Freeman EMen M. Mrs.,

" Crawford J. EL,

"

Freeman Johnson,

" Crawford William BL,

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Freeman Martha Mrs.,

" Findley T. L.,

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Fuller Fannie Mrs.,

" Foster Arthur,

"

Grant John S.,

" Foster W. T.,

"

Halfacre Daniel,

" Gresham James T.,

"

Hall Reuben F..

" Gresham John H.,

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Harris Henry B.,

" Gresham Valentine D.,

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Harris Maria J. Mrs.,

" Gresham William F.,

"

Heard Robert H., Hill Frank A., Hinton H. J., Jarrell Willis F., Keller O. T. Mrs.,

" "

Jordan J. EL, McCree R. B..

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" McWhorter James EL, " McWhorter William EL,

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" Perkins James H. M.,

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Lovett Julia W. Mrs..

" Pyron 8. J.,

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McCUndon Mary E. Mrs..

" Stewart 8. H.,

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MaffettEphraimC., Maffett James C., Maxwell Pope,

" WatkinsW. J.,



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Watson Joseph S., Whitaker William,

" "

Mitchell Andrew J..

" Wray Walter,

"

Horeland Cynthia Mrs.,

" Brown H. R.,

Griswoldville

Moreland Lucretia Mrs.,

" Grier E. C.,

"

Murphy Joel B.,

" James H.,

".

Owen John J.,

" Morton E. T.,

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rk Sarah T. Mrs., Park William,

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Qnacfcenbusli J. W., Reynolds H.,

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Reynolds W. P., Boberts W., Smith John,

" Van Buren J. R.,

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Brown David S., Brown John D., Butler Patrick B., Daniel James D., Ginn Abner H., Ginn Isaac L., Hall Marion, Halt Bobert P., Hall Simeon, Haynes Asa J.. Hendrick Willlnm B., King William H., Moore John N., Moore Jacob D., Moore L. J.. Moore William M., Bice Bobert,

Grouve ii ", ii u "

Hill George A., Hill James, Huffman W. W., Little & Evans, McDonald C. H., Magmder G. B., Magruder L. L.,

u

Mosley F. F., Newman James J.,

. ii

Newman William. Paschal Thomas H.,

a Reynolds Dickson,

ii Shanks George,

i. Stovall Josiab,

a Walton J. A.,

a Zachry George A.,

a Zachry WiUiam,

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Sevmour Mson G.,

Day A. A.,

Gully Brancb

Vaughan J. W., Anderson Fnmk, Andrews W. W., Brown A. H., Brown S. W., Canther W. W.,

u Bridges James B.,

Grove Le1v1 el a i ii

Byron John S., Calboun H. L., Calhoun N. T.. Campbell B. W., Clegg Perry C..

Gum Creuek u u.
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Cartledge G. W.,

Coney Samuel W.,

II

Cartledge John,

Culpepper David S.,

II

Chandler Cox T. J.,

Thomas

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Hendricks John,

Jones James,

Kitchens Thomas,

McDonald Henry,

McDonald Jiimes,

McElroy O. W.,

McElroy William,

Bay Anderson,

Bay J. L,

Bay Patrick,

Sanders A. J.,

Sanders G. W.,

Sanders J. D.,

Sauders J. F.,

Telford G. B.,

Telford Harvey,

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Culpepper William B., Gaines John F., Hamilton William B., Hatcher John E., Hughes D. M., Lamar David H., Lee Walker S., Lewis John B., Lewis John B. Jr., Lewis John F.. Lewis Bobert B., Lewis Bherrie B., Liggoii Henry H., Perry James A., Boy James, Bailors L. G., Slode Jerry, Slode J. Z., Smith Bichard T.,

II
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Telford John,

a Sullor John C.,

11

Telford J. N.,

u Wheeler John J.,

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Telford Newton,

a Whitset W. T.,

11

Wood Julius,

a Williams Hiram,

II

Blackstone J. W.,

Grovctown Williams J. W.,

II

Blount B. J.,

a Wllliamson James,

II

Brooks U. R,

it Young John E.,

II

Bugg Georg- F. T.,

a Young S. T. Jr.,

II

Cliett W. J. L.,

a Bind E.,

Guyton

Dossier John, Fisk W. M., Green Em met,

a Bawls M., a Shier Daniel, it Shier John,

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Jones Aaron C., Kenon Warner I/., Lawson Asbley, Lawson Ivey, Lawson William, Eountree West, Vickers Lewis, Vickers Matthew,

Hab1i1ra

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Kerr B. TSf.,

Lumpkin George,

Norton James F.,

Peace John,

Shaw B. P.,

II Ward C. J.,

Halloo*, Hall's Muill
ii ii it 11 ii

Willis B.,

II Adams Andrew J.,

Hamilton

Alston J. M.,

Halcyon Dale Andrews William A.,

Barnes J. W.,

Armstrong Golden,

Boykin M. V.,

Askew John M.,

Conner B. N., Conner G. B., Conner B. H.,

ii it

Askew J. y. & Isaac N., Askew Mary T. Mrs., Askew William J.,

u II II

Conner W. It,

Barden Nathaniel H.,

II

Elkins P. C.,

Bames Frank.

II

Evans H. C..

Barnes Franklin,

II

Hagins William A.,

Barnes Olen S.,

II

Humphries Jnmes T. Bev.,

Beach John C.,

II

Humphries John B.,

Beal Curtis,

II

Humphries S. T.,

Billingslea Malinda Mrs.

II

Lanier Isaac,

Blackmon Henry C.,

II

Lawton B. T.,

Blackmon Maria Mrs,,

Lee D. M.,

Blackmon San ford,

Lee D. M. Jr.,

Blanton Wyatt 3.,

Lee George B.,

Booker John H.,

II

Lee H. D., Lee H. M., Lee James W.,

u u

Brawner Joseph P., Bray Joseph,* Bridges N.,

II II II

Lee J. E.,

Brooks Alien T.,

II

Lee 8. E.,

Bruce Wallace W.,

II

McGee W. H., Marsh J. M., Moore C. H.,

ii it

Burton John T., Calhoun Michael, Callaway Andrew J.,

II II II

Moore J. H.,

Campbell Philander F.,

II

Moore W. J., Morel Young E., Morion S. L.,

ii ii

CardweU Ansell T., Cardwell William R, Cash Catherine Miss,

II II II

Walker W. H.,

Cash Chesley J.,

II

Williams B. C.,

Chatham Cicero,

II

Williams F. M.,

Christian David,

II

Williams James,

Clark Warren A.,

Williamson B. M.,

Cline John W.,

Barrett Samuel, Browning John D., Browninsc Perry.

Hallouca ii

Cline William B., Colllns P.,' Cook Settle Mrs..

II
II II

Fincher J. S.,

Copeland John T.,

II

Howard B. W.,

Cornett Joseph,

a

Jones W. P.,

Cornett Moses,

it

King G. W., King Henry, Lester J. M., Nelson L.,

it u ii

Cotton William C., Cowsert &, Kimbrough, Outchfield Frank P., Culpepper William,

ii ii
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Pollard John,

Cox Durcan,

ii

Boberts J. L... Roberts W. T., Rogers Benjamin.

it ii

Daniel George F., DarrauRh JOB ph T., Davis James B.,

it ii ii

Walls B.M.,

Davis James H.,

1C

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Davis James T.,

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130

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Hamilton Btabbard Andrew J., Hubbard Eli F., BEudson Charles L, Hudson John M., Hudson William J., Huey James H., Huguly H. L. & Sons, Staling Marcus.

Hamilton i"i ii ii ii 11

Stanley M. A. Mrs.,

[rvin Joseph,

[rvin Josiah 8., [rvin Josiah 8. Jr., Jenkins Elizabeth Mrs.,

it 11

Jenkins John T.,

Johnson Alfred B.,

Johnson Joel T..

ii a

Johnson John D., Johnston William C., Jones B. Fillmore,

Jones Mary F. Mrs.,

Jones Monroe M..

Jones William M.,

ii ii

Jones Willis, Key Anna Mrs., Key Talbot O,

Kimbrough Henry C.,

ii ii

Kimbrough James M., King Josiah. Little John J.,

Little Ransom D.,

ii it ii
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Little Thomas A., Lovelace James, Lovelace John H., Lynch James H., McCants John A.. McCants Robert A., McCants Samuel,

McCarter Richard M.,

McCarter William,

McGee Joseph D.,

McGee Louisa M. Mrs.,

McGee Mark T.,

McGee William P.,

ii
ii ii
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Mclutyre Margaret Mrs., Martin Willis A., Mfddlebrooks Edward M., Miller Dennis, Mttchell Thomas 8., Mobley James H., Mobley J. M., Mobley R. B.. Moncrief Josiah J.,

1C
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Moore John A., Moss Henry E. Jr..

Mullins John W.,

Norris Ambrose,

O'Neal Edwin R,

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Osborne James H.,

Parks Catherine Mrs.,

Pattillo James,

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Pearce Elijah, Pearce Mary J. Mrs., Pitts H. W., Poer B. G., Poer George W., Poer John W., Poer William A., Poer William A. Jr., Pratt James M., Prichard Charles H., Ragland Bichard, Reid John C., Ridenhouse Mary Mrs., Robinson Jasper D., Robinson John T., Robinson Reuben W., Robinson Bufus P., Rogers Sarah M. Mrs.,

Hamilton Zachary David L., " Anderson T. B., " Evans C. H., " Lee David, " Lee P. W., " McGhee J. M., " Moore C. H.. " Moore W. M., " Bobbins A. T., " Bobbins G. B., " Bobbins J. M., " Walker J. Y., " Walker William, " Walker W. H., " White E. D., " White W. H., " Williams F. M., " Williams J. R..

Hamilton Hamp Bran"ch
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Rogers William A., Ross Arthur, Russell Irby, Scott J.B.& Co., Sivell Samuel, Sledge Samuel S., Smith James, Smith William B., SSpmeinthceWWililliliaammJH., .,

" Williams W. B.,

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" Dirick James W., " Griffin S. H., " Grubbe Z. A., " Henderaon R. A., " Moate W. P., " ThackstonJ. J., " Turnipaeed John W., " Turnipseed T. J.,

Hampt"on ii " ii ii ii ii

" Alien Churchill,

TTannaTlftfpllAA

Spivey Reuben,

" Armor John B.,

II

Stanley Frances W. Mrs.,

" Cleaveland J. Monroe,

"

Stubbs Thomas B.,

" Harrison William. H.,

"

Swint James,

" Johnston T. C.,

"

Swint Thomas J.,

" Matthews James H.,

"

Tankensly Martha C. Mrs.,

" Perkins Marcus L.,

II

Thompson William H.,

" Raines William H.,

II

Traett Alonzo,

" trims Oscar,

II

Truett Poland P.,

" TalbotLuke.

II

WebbWaltonP., Webster Abner S., Webster Sarah Mrs., Webster S.J., Weldon Abner, Weldon Bobert, Whatley Seaborn J., White William D., Whitaker John T., Whitehead James H., Whitehead Mary Mrs., Wbitten Bobert M., Wiggins Lemuel G. B,, Williams Benjamin H., Williams JenklnsD.,

" Tatum William H., " Williams John, " Bliser John, " Chapman J. A., " Chapman J. M., " Cook C. G., " Dodson G. C., " Dodson Stephen, " Dunn Hiram, " Fuller J. H., " Gilbert Jerry, " Harrison D. M., " Harrison E. A., " Harrison W. H., " Humphries B. D.,

" II
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Williams Jesse H., WiUiamsJ.F. C., Williams Pearce B., Williams P. A. Mrs.,

" Jones R. W., " Ketterer Augustus, " Kimbe*rlvJ.M., " Lowe William,

ii ii "

Williams A Burton, Williams & Little, Wilson Samuel Y., Winfree Bobert M.,

Mangum W. L., " Matthews Thomas, " Mercer J. L., " Nail L. B.,

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Norton John W-,

Hapeville Farabee W. C., Harmony Grove

Perkins Samuel H., PlattB.H., Pope John, Robinson W. G., Sims J. L., Smith H. J., Thames James, Thames William, Thrailkill William, TJpshaw M. E., Wesley John, Williams J. H., Wilson D. M., Wright William, Wyly B. E., Addy Jacob 8.. AddyW.W.. Alexander Thomas G., Bell James, Brandenburg R K., Caldwell George R., Caldwell W. D., Farrs C. W., Floyd O. W., Foster H. B., Fowler C. 8., FrankeJohn W., Gable David, Gable George W., Garrison James D., Garrison M., Hancock Jordan, Hancock R ST., Herndon Joel G., Hodnett W. C., HutchisonB., Ingram John M., Kempson B G. W., Lightner Daniel, McCraryJohn M.,

iuiii

GossW. B., Hardman H. E., Holland J. H., Hood C. W.,

Hood W. C.,

ii ii

Pittman P. C., Thomas M. H., Wood J. N.,

ii 11 i1i1

Wood J. O., Wood J. P., Barron Thomas A., Blount B. P., Blount Henry,

u u ii ii ii u ii
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Blount B. A., Butler J. R,

II
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Haralson Carter H. C.,

II .

4 ihester W. A.,

II

Connell Bufus A.,

II

Cooper D. T.,

II

11 ii ii

Edwards Henry. Guilford D. W., Harrell J. T., Hawthorn William B.,

II

Herring H. W.,

11 ii

Higdon J. J., Hornsley William J., Jones G. W.,

II II 11

<i ii

Jones G. W. Jr., Lodge J. T., Lodge Thomas F.,

Maxwell D. L.,

K Maxwell James G.,

II II II

K Maxwell Thomas T.,

II

II Button G. M., K Trulock G B.,

II II

II Brown Arnold J., K Brown Robert D.,

Harrisonviulle

II Christopher Richard L.,

II Cleveland & Bro.,

II Daniel John,

Pope David, Bawls Jesse, Smith Daniel E.,

II Fomby William A., II Gaulding John N., II Gorham Zachary T.,

StillweU Squire, Swygert Arthur, Swygert J. Z., Swygert Marion,

II Greer William A., . II Hammett Brockman, II Hammett James D., K Hammett Bubamer,

Swygert Morgan,

. II Jenuings Alien R,

Taylor William, Taylor W. 8., Vansent Shade, Williams C. W. Hon.,

II Jennings Peter E. L., II Jennings Robert M., II Johnson William, II Langford Alexander B.,

Wood James M.,

II Loftin Eli M.,

Ballard I. V., Collins W. H., Hardy O.. Lamkin J. T., Pearre Benjamin,

Harlieim 11 ii u

Phillips Joseph L., Poythress Russell K., Poythress William B., Ridding Mary Mrs., Ringer William N.,

Eberhart P. 8., Harmony Grove Roberts Owen H.,

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Ogden Isham, Ogden Simon, PoppeU C. A., Poppell H., Poppell James, Poppell J. A., Poppell J. R,

Bennett A. R.

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Hyde A..

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Jordan W. J., King E. R, Lanier A. D., Lanier J. E., Lawhon J. T.,

Haslum Methvin J. E.,

it it ii ii ii ii ii ii

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Brown Stephen W.,

" Hark Samuel B.,

Brown William,

" Clark Walter A.,

Coffee John A.,

" Davis James J.,

Dycbes J. H.,

" Davis WiUiam M.

Harrell L. 8.,

" Farmer J. W.,

Hendley David H.,

" Godley Elipsey P.,

Henley WiUiam A.,

" McNair N. L. B.,

Henry John,
Jelks J. O. & Bro.,

" Marrow Virgil J.,
" Murphy John C.,

Kibbee Charles C.,

" Palmer George B.,

Lamar Lucius,

" Palmer James T.,

Lamkin James L.,

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Lathrop Charles T.,

" Bhevey John W.,

Leith James S.,

" Rhodes Absalom W.,

Lewis Jacob,

" Khodes B. L.,

Marr Henry B.,

" Bhodes W. H.,

Miller William,

" Robinson Samuel,

Pate John H.,

" Tarver Robert,

Wilcox M. D.,

" Tinley Washington B.,

Woods George P.,

" Wherey J. W.,

Bennett Jesse,

Hazlehurst Acton Mary T.,

Girtman Warren,

" Andrews Q. W.,

Graham James H.,

" Belt C. T..

Hall John F.,

" Bennett Daniel,

Hinson James,

" Brinson M. S.,

Hinson WiUiam,

" Brown G. M.,

Lott Daniel,

" BuUard William H.,

Lott Jesse,

" Bunn M. W.,

McCollough James 8.,

" Burton Susan B.,

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Miles Daniel, Piekren E.. Pickren John J., Williams B. T., Bailey N. L.,

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" Everett Anna A., Farmer A. A., Garlick Flora V.,

Dye Thompson B.,

Gay A.,

Fuller James J.,

Gay C. M.,

Jones T.,

Gay D. E.,

Jones W. M.,

Gay B.,

Langston A. H.,

Gay B. L..

McCaUaJohnW.:

Grubbs John A.,

Mclntosh M. L. Mrs..

HaU Mary A.,

Mattox William H.,

Henderson Mary E.,

Bwearingin J. C.,

Herrington M.,

Swearingin J. E., Boulirear J.,

Inman Alfred G., Hephzl ah Inman Charles D.,

Brandon John,

Inman Jeremiah S.,

Byre John S., Cadee B. F., Cadee E. E.,

Inman Mary A., Inman Mary J., Johnson B. L.,

Cadee J. B.,

Johnson D. B.,

Cadee Thomas. Carswell Matthew J.,

Johnson L D., Johnson J. W.,

Chew W. H.,

Jones H. P.,

jCjHUlIDr yttllormruor rMe evri'achG--aEn--Od.iR-s.--eGI.fA.r.oR-m.--OP.A.--hDilaF--da_es-^ltprFth.r_iea_i._ga_hr.i_td^L.B.i_na_el.-.

HEB

135

HIG

Jones Henry W.,

Herndon Britt J. J.,

Hickory Grove

JonesJobn V., Jones Joseph B., Jones J. H., Jones J. P., Jones Philip 8., Jones T. L., Jones T. L. & Co.,

ii ii ii ii ii ii

Ohatfield Charles, Davidson C., Davis Jefferson, Dickey J. W?incher E. A., ?incher J. J., ?incher William,

Jones W. B. Dr. (See adv.), " Elammock James M.,

Lane Edward A.,

" Hammock John.

ii a ii ii it ii ii

Law Bobert, Lewis ST. C:.

" McMichatl J. W., " Morgan A. C ,

McCullers Charles A.,

" VIorgan John M.,

McCullers JohnM.,

" tfurehison A. C.,

Murphy Bobert H.,

" Baines E. Z.,

Murphy Sarah J.. Musgrove Eliza J., NiiE. A., " Oglesby D. T., Owens H. B., Eandall William J., Rogers Benjamin, Bountree W. P., Bountree W., Baiter Ella E., Skinner Sarah A., Wadley L. B.,

" Etalnes J. C., " Baines W. T., " Biffdon S. T.,

it ii

" Stroud J. W.,

" Wallace James, " Wallace William C., " White James, " White ST. C., " White B., " White W. B., " White W. B. Jr., " WillonsJ. A.J.,

ii 11 it ii ii ii u>

Wadley William O. A Bro., Walker Margaret J.,

" Collins Augustus W., " Conner David H.,

Higgston

Wallace William B.,

" Conner John C. B.,

WarnochJ. F.,

"

Watkins James,

" Mclntosh John.

Williams J. L.,

" McLemore C. B.,

McConnell W. B., AveryA. L. Bates B. J., Brannon A. B.,

Hiawassee McLemore Ira T., Hickory Flat McLemore Lucieii B.,
" McQueen Angus, ' " McQueen John A.,

ii ii it

Brannnn W. H., Cagle Henry, Johnson Samuel,

" McQueen Philip, " McQueen William H., " Morrison Daniel Q.,

it ii

Johnson W. A.,

" Petterson John J.,

Kemp Stephen, Kemp 8. E.,

" Phillips John, " Thompson Berry C.,

Massey D. J., Moore J. H., Moore Thompson, Morris John, Ponder J. T., Scott J. A., Sbarman Henry. SimpsonJ. N., Stringer J. M., TaylorJ. M., Turner Bobert, Wheeler H. J' Worley Alston, Worley J.L.,

" Wardlaw Joseph W.,

" Williamson Andrew J.,

" Allison A. J.,

High'

.

' Allison J. K.

" Cartock C. K.,

" Dickey L. K.,

" Hixon William,

" Hollingsw. rth E. A.,

" Long Adam,

" Long David.

" Long John A.,

" Long Moses,

" MitchellJohn,

" Moore G. W. Bev.,

ii it 11 ii it ii 11 ii ii it

Adams F. A., Bentley J. R, Britt F.,

Hickory Grove Moore J. J., Oliver William, Parrish James,

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Cat Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Prop'rs, 87 A 29 Broad St.

HIG

136

HOL

Parrish John. Parrish R. M., Phillips M. M., Heard J. L.,

High Point Beid David N., " Beid Zachariah Z., " Binger J. H.,
Hifthtower St. John Thomas B.,

HogansvUu b it it

Ammons J. B., Alien TiUman, Bass A. A. Mrs., Booker Carrie, Booker William B.. Boozer Henry M. C. Boyd Josenh N., Brazell H. D., Brooks C. S. & L. F., Burkes Robert L.. Buttrell James M., Cato W'lliam W., Clyatt Frances Mrs., Cooper M. A Mrs., Copeland J. F., Covin David T., Covln John H., Craig James Mt,

Hoboken Hogansville
u u u u ii ii u K ii ii u ii u u

Sims James L., Sims John I., Sims Josiah G., Sims J. C., Sims William, Sims William G., Smith E. J. Mrs., Spear John A., Tharp Martha M. Mrs., Whittaker P. H. & Son, Wil iams Seth, Word Frank,

it ii ii ii ii ii 11 ii u it ii.

Black Peter,

-Hoggard's Mfll

Bodiford J. H.,



CollinsJ. B.,

"

Cross Young,

"

Grace Thomas,

"

Joiner H. A.,

"

Craig John E., Craig Milton, Denny Nancy Mrs., Denny Stephen, Dukes Seaborn J., Hayes H., Hendon M. E. Mrs., Hill Hiram, Hogan Frances P. Mrs., Hopson. Parmelia Mrs., Hopson William B., Hudson Gilbert L., Hutchison James N., Jackson H., Jackson Matilda J., Jackson B. H., Jackson Vicinda Mrs., Jenkins Thomas P., Jones James L., Jones James T.,

u ii ii ii it u u ii u

Jones Benjamin F., Jordan W. W., Lark George G., Lark James C., McMurray Alfred, Matbis George, MathlsJ. V., Powell J. B., Webb John,

u it 11 u 11 ii ii ii u ii ii

Welch John, Whitehead John B., Grant W. D., Hey ward J. C., James T. J., Lewis Isaac B., Smith John L., Smith J.T., Taylor M. S. Mrs., Thigpen Thomas D., Wall N. J.,

" " " " "
ii ii ii ii
Holcomt* " " " ' " " " "

Jones Jesse F., Jones Thomas J., Loften Joel J.,

u ii it

Wall W. C., Angle Richard, Angle W. C.,

" Holland's Milk
"

McCalley James, McDowell Robert J., Matthews Martha A. Mrs., Matthews William, Norris Anna E. Mrs., Norwood Andrew P., Norwood Orvld. Norwood Pascal, Oliver John H., Ollive James, Owens Jesse P., Pitman Henry, Ponder James M.. Bamsey Edward (c), Beid Callsta Mrs.,

u (I II II II II II II II II II II II II II

Barron O. G., Breed J. *., Brown I. N.. Burnett Andrew J., Burnett G. W., Burnett V. P., Camp E. T., Camp Francis M., Camp George W., Camp James B., Camp Joseph T., Camp W. C., Chatham Curtte, Crawley E. W., Derrett Benjamin,

" " " "
it ii u ii u ii it u u u

TAlfF 1 AIVCi

the

GEORGIA RAILROAD, the _ ____Popular Route from

Atlanta.

HOL

137

Fountain Green B., Holland's Mills Kirk W. T.,

Hancock Andrew J.,

" McWhorter John A.,

Hanson John J.,

" Miller H. F.,

Head Henry M.,

" Putnam J. W.,

Hodge George W.,

" Bagsdale John,

Hodge James,

Badgsdale L. A.,

Hodge Paterson,

" Bice Joseph,

Holland J. E.,

" Roach T. H.,

Holland J. 8., Holland Lindsay, Jones Lindsay J., Jones N. C., Jones T. B. Rev., Jones W. D. Bev., Kelly Andrew J., Kelly John, Kelly Thomas. McDonald J. J., Peak William, Richards W. B., Smallwood John B., Stamps James T., Stfcher Jasper, Stisher Newton, Stisher B., Treadwell James. Vines William E., Watkins Moses D.,

"it ii ii ii ii ii it ii ii ii ii ii ii 11 ii ii ii ii ii

Buce J. W., Scott John A., Simpson J. N., Sterns Joseph, White H. H., Worley W. W.. Cadle Archibald, Cadle Silas M., ColIinsJohn W., Dickinson B. J., Francis J. C., Hack D. B., Hatfield W. H., Hopkins Lambeth, Myers C. C., Pollard W. J., Stetson Caleb, Andereon Enoch, Ash W. M., Ayers N. H.,

Wood William,

BoUing Reuben C.,

Andersou Josiah J., Hollingsworth Boiling William,

Jackson W. B..

Hollonviile Boiling Willougbby,

Casey John G.,

Holly Creek Bowden A. G.,

Casey Nimrod,

Bowden G. W.,

Clary Thomas,

BradyB. F.,

Fox James M.,

Brown N. 8.,

Golman C. J.,

Bush D. T. F

Green J. J.,

Candell John P.,

Jackson John E.,

Cash Bartley,

Mattbis James,

Cash Clark,

Matthis John C.,

Cash L. M.,

Robertson James, .

Chambers Henry 8.,

Rogers Ely, Tueker John W., Turley J. A., Wagnon 8. D., Wells Thomas. Wilson H. J., Woffoid B. F., Wofford C. ST., Bibb John H., Carmiehael J. L., Chapman A. A., Chapman A. F., Cole John, Fleming W. W. W., gaynes G. W., Hillhouse John F., Howell T. B., Hughes T. H., Ingram Isaac,

ii it ii ii ii (i. ii it ii u it ii ii ii ii ii u ii

Chambers John E., Chambers J. 8., Chitwood Caleb, Duckett D. E., Duckett L. B., Duckett Seaborn, Eiliott C. N., Emmet L. S., English John, Fair Daniel, Fowler Johnson, Furr Isaac 8., Furr 8. G., Garrison Weslev T., Hall J. T., Hall J .W., Harmon J. M., Haulbrook L. C., Hendy M. N.,

10

HOM Holly Creek
it it
Hollywood iiit u
Homu er
u
11
ii ii it u it
ii u u

D. F. Willfcox,dohukfcu, fa., npNfenta olleit im* English and American Xniuraaoe Oopnii.

HOM Hill Crawford, Hill James A., Hill John, Hill John Jr., Johnson Samuel, Mason J. C., Mason W. B., Massey Abner, Mize A. W., Morris K. V., Moss F. G., Moss W. C., Owen D. E., Owen Joshua, Parsons Joseph, Payne Thomas, Peyton Heniy, Presley W. V., Pritchett James H., Pitchett Jesse, Pritchett William J., Bsy James J., Bichey J. A., Bicbey William C., Boberaon John, Backer A., Bucker W. C., Saunders M. C., Saunders Nathan, Bisk WiUiam B., Smith George W., Smith W. F., Stephens J. C., Thompson J. K., Tilford J. N., Tilford J. N. Jr., Turk L. Ny Turk W. H., Waters P. A., White Joshua, Wilson J. J., Wilson Warren, Barlow D., Boatrigot C. J. D., Booth Irvin B. Bev., BoesJ. E, Caswell A. J., Davis Ivey, Dickerson Daniel, Dickerson James B., Dickerson B. G., Drawdy J, J., Futcb M. C., Green N., Griffin J. G.. Griffin William, Harper C. C., Harper James A., Henderson J. 8., Inman James,

138

HOU

Homu er K ii K ii a

Jeffords J. M., Jewell Levi, Right James M., Knight N. 8., Mi-Lendon I. T., Mills B., Mills F. J.,

a Moore E. L.,

ii ii

Moore John, Morgan John Ii.,

ii Morgan John T.,

ii Morgan M. Z.,

a Morgan Thomas F.,

u Newbura G. W. Bev.,

North James,

North W. B.,

O'QuinnD.,

O'Quinn E. W..

Osteen Benjamin,

Osteen Jonathan,

Patterson Isham,

BiverW.J.,

Homerviiift ii it ii it ii a ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii. ii ii ii it ii

Roberts Isbam,

cc

a Roberts John T.,

II

a Smith A. E.,

II

ii i

Smith C. A., Smith David D.,

< Smith James C.,

II
II II

i Smith John,

u

i Smith John F.,

.

i Smith Lawrence,

II

i Smith W. E..

II

ii Starling WiUiam,

II

a Strickland W. J.,

II

it Floyd A. J.,

Horn's X BdA

ii a

Horn H. K. H., Lane E. W.,

ii Marshall J. R,

I"I 11

ii Roberts J. E.,

ii a

Blalock J. A., Brasetton W. A.,

it Hoscn R. A.,

II
Hooch'a Stuoft u

Homervialle

A'nderson Eliaha, Andereon Thomas F.,

a Ballew David Bev.,

II CurtisR. I.E.,

. << Dickey A. B.,

a a a

Dickey George M., Dickey J. Brace. Dickey Thomas J.

II a ii a a

Dickey W. T. 8., Billiard William, Gilliam Jasper. Harper John E., Harper William,

a a

Newton E. H., Wilson Levl,

a a

Withtow James Jr., Adams J. D.,

Hot Hout* ii ii u ii it u u u u u u" 11 u" II
Hourt-l

a Adams William,

lAfvfc

the

GEORGIA

RAILROAD, the Short Line

from

Maoon.

HOU

139

Autrey T. M., Betterton Leroy W., Boykin E. & Cynthia Mrs., Boykin John T., Brown J. D., Brown Robert, Brown S. 8.. Caldwell J. M., Carter Joeiab C. O., Carter Rachel M. Mrs., Ceoley Brinkley,

Houstiton <i ci ti it u n it ii
1C'

Bloodworth Carswell T., Boland John W., Brown David B., Brown James, Brown Marshall P., Bryant Andrew (c), Buckner John, Bussey Thomas J., Byers John, Caldwell Pleasant G., Cato Albert (c),

Cooley W.'B.,

ti Cogburn Clinton,

Dix Alonzo L.,

<l Cook Eldridge W.,

Dunsou J. M.,

11 Cook William W.,

Dnnson Sandford H..

tl Daniel Grace Mrs.,

Edwards J. F.,

II Daniel Henry F.,

Edwards Mordecai,

II Downs Dennis L-,

Evans William S.,

II Downs James.

Fombey L. Gibson,

II Downs Mary M. Mrs.,

Fombey William T.,

II Downs Zachariah P.,

Qarrett Samuel,

II Dupree Thomas,

QUlespie W. A.,

II Elliston Benjamin F.,

Gfenn G. W.,

11 Elliston James L.,

Qoss J. C. Rev.

II England John B.,

Qrisham John M.,

II England William T.,

Hardy L. M.,

II Flurry John B..

Heard Andrew J.,

II Garrett Isaac W.,

Hearn James T., Hicks G. T..

II II

Grace Charles J.. Grace William D.,

Hill William,

II Hamilton Thomas,

Holle F.,

II Hammock William J.,

Houston H. W.,

II Hays Lambert,

Kirby Moses R.,

II Hays Stephen W.,

Kfck Henry D.,

II Heath George A.,

KirkT.J.,

II Heath James H.,

lay Littleton,

11 Heath Micajah T.,

Lewis James,

II Heath William,

Motley George W.,

II Helms Wade H.,

Pearsons T. M.,

II Henderson John,

Pulliam J. D.,

II Jeukins Gilbert (c),

BMley C. A.,

II JenkinsWilber,

Roberts A.,

II Jinks John F.,

Shivers Elizabeth Mrs.,

II Jinks Toliver L.,

Woan Sarah F. Mrs.,

II Jinks Welborn,

Smith Ezekiel K.,

II Jinks William H.,

Statham David J.'

11 Jinks Willis,

Strickland P. M.,

II Johnson Jacob (c),

StrickiandWillisW.,

II Jones Frances A. Mrs.,

Wilder W. M.,

II Jones John T.,

Wilkiuson Brown (c),

II Layfield George,

Williams E.D.,

II Little James A.,

Wooodall Samuel P.,

II Lockhart Samuel,

Adams Jennie Mix., Anderson George W.,

Howaiird

McClung Hiram, McGee Andrew J.,

Avrett Henry J.,

ii McGee Theophilus,

|il Robert, Bailey Robert C.,

ii 11

Matthews Freeman, Matthews William G.,

Bafeden John R.,

K Monk Silas,

Baldwin Samuel B.,

ii Montgomery Seaborn,

Benford Rebecca Mrs.,

it Morris James,

HOW How'iatrd ii ii ii it ii it ii ii ii ii ii ii ii it ii ii 11 11 ii ii ii i i i.
L 1. it. It ii II It II It It I i. < t L t It it II II II II 1C 11 II II il II II II Ii It II
u

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

HOW

140

Perkins William H.,

Howard Sewell John G. W.,

Bay William H.,

'I 3tephenson G. W.,

Biviere William A.,

II Stephenson H. C.,

Buffin Henry J.,

il Stone S. J.,

Busten S. V. Mrs.,.

1 Hall W. A.,

Scott Nathan W.,

II jingo J. T.

Scott Washington,

II klason J. A.,

Sealy Ansley H.,

II Amons William,

Sealy Harris,

II Cox T. M.,

Sealy Watt C.,

II ?ord E. Mrs.,

Searcy William,

11 Ford John,

Shepherd Martin J. Mrs.

Poland W. W.,

Silas Thomas,

" ConeJ.B.,

Silas Williar.. D.,

" 3one J. 8.,

Spinks Thomas A.,

11 Grimes B. E.,

. Streebrnan Lemuel,

Grimes J.,

Turner A.,

U Slater J. G.,

Watson Perry M.,

II Thorne J.,

Waters Warren P.,

II Wright J. W.,

Wbatley James,

II Andrews W.,

Wbatley Nancy J. Mrs.,

II Atkinson A,

Willis Dempsey A. J.,

II Barkley J. L.,

Wilson Bobert W.,

il Buttrill A.,

Brown William, Howell's Mills Buttrill Z. T.,

Lyon Nathan,

ll Byars H. N.,

Maudlin M. iL

II 3armicbael 1). W.,

Pope Thomas T.,

II Carmichael J. B.,

Toney John M..

II Carmichael J. W.,

Vaugbn Felix A.,

il Carmichael B. C.,

Wood Moses,

11 DukeM L.,

Callaway M. P., Callaway N. I., Clifton W. H., Coiling Frank, Davis L. P., Dee J. W.,

Humboiildt ii u ii u

Fletcher H. B., Goodman J. T.. Harkness J. W., Harkness T. N., Harkness W. B., HendrickM. L.,

Young G.,

" Leimons J. W..

Andrews B. D.,

Indian Springs McKibbenS.,

Cole I.E., Critteuden J., Fretwell W. A., Heard J. W.,

i"i ii it

McMicbael W. G., Mallett William, Nutt W. C., Sims C. W.,

.HigtfnsH. H.,

Thompson D. A.,

HigginsT.J., . Hodges J.M., Hoilges W.,

11 ii

Thornton G. W., Watkins A. M. O., Watkins B. K.,

.Maddox J. C., Byan B. G., . Slaughter I., Smith B. V., Ward B. P., Watkins A. A., Watkins A. M., Watkins J. B., Williams T. L,..

K u ii u u u n ii ii

Watson L. D.. Wynne J. D., Blouut G. J., Harrison H. N., Lang John A., Monroe J. W., Moody B. B., Tison John M., Tison B. M.,

Bagwell John M., .Burton B. H.. Garner Joseph,

Iron Boitck it

Whitman John, Banks G. Y., Banks John W.,

McWhorter Robert McWhorter W. A.,

fJM~

II

Boon M. M., Cooksey J. D.,

JAM Iron Bouck
u ii Irwintuon u Isabeulla 11 ii 11 Ivanb1o1 e 11
ii. u ii Jacksuon u ii ii u a u u u u ii 11 ii " u
u u u u ii ii u
ii u u Jacksonville Jamsula
u u ii u u Jamesbrn u
M

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Best Route East.

JAM Cooksey J. H., Cooksey 8. A., Cooksey W. T., Oillis Angus, Gillis Daniel, Green John F., Green M., Haden W. I*., HewiU John W., Jones F. M., Lightree 11, Lightree J. M.. McKinzie G. W., Metcalf W. A. J., Bay W. D., Bodney P. D., Shipp A., Shipp B. E., Shipp S. T., Sizimore George, Slaton W., Smith W. M.. Woolridge W. G., Woolridjze W. L., Gordon T. L., Lemmig E., McCutchen Joseph A., Simmons James, Tate Stephen C., Tate William, Taylor C. H., Thompson W. C., Woflord Benjamin, Brock H. H., Hancock J. R., Harrison J. F., Holder T. B., Hunter J. S., Jackson W. W., Johnson T. S., Mathis W. S., Orr S. P., Potts J. M.,
PottS W. Cy
Seymour William, Stevens W. C., Thompson A. C., Wilhke J. M., Williamson M., Alford Jamfes, Alford John, Blount G. B. M., Blount H. G., Brooks B. M., Justice James B., Kent Joseph, Knight John, Park Samuel, wP--rk=-WiJlTl.iaJTm., ,'

141

Jamestown Simmons Adam, H Simmons John, Thompson J. C., Woodard James. Worthy H. C., Allred E. J., U Bennett A. B., II Beunett Elisha, II Bennett Walter, U Bruce J. A., il Bryant M. V., il Childers Leander, 11 Corbin James, II Evans John. 11 HoltEdley, II Hood Lemuel, It Johnson Thomas, II Jones A. V., Jones A. V. P., Kelly James, KUlian L. A.. MoClure William, Martin W. P.,

Price C. B.,

JaspKei

Boper A. H.. Stewart Andrew,

Thompson Elijah, .

Thompson Lewis,

Thompson William,

Wood H. K.,

Baker John H..

11

Bales Elmira Mrs., Bass George W.,

Jefferson Bass Simeon,

Beall Minerva Mrs.,

Bedsole James,

Birdsong Alonzo L.,

Brantley W. D.,

Brantley Thomas T.,

Camp Jesse,

CarrE.,

Carr James B.,

II
II II

Cason Adam, Cason Adam B., Cason Alexander T., Cason David M.,

C'laon Hugh B.,

Cason James J. M.,

Cason Lawson A.,

Jenkinsville Casfleberry Obadiab,

Coleman H. W.,

Coleman Nathan H.,

Cone Willinm A.,

Courson Nathaniel C.,

Cummin* N. F. H.,

11 11 ii ii

Dardan Nancy Mrs., Dudley William T., Dunn Augustus B, Dye Thomas P. C., Dye William,

JEW Jenkinsvi11lle
Jerusalem
u ii il .u
JU
u a
JeweU's
1 U
U 41 It

117*11 AAV'C* Xnraraace Agency, Colombia, (k. Haetifod: JlwtetUfc

W11ICOX S

Established 1819.

JEW

142

JOR

Fowler Samuel H.. Fowler Sarah B. Mrs.,

J, eweull's

Daly James A., Duncan John,

JewellvilS

Harrall Adam,

Gillespie James L.,

Harrall Matthew,

Gordon Thomas,

Haywood Reuben,

Jackson John,

Howrtl Thomas M.,

McConnell W. F.,

.Jewell Daniel A.,

Owens J.,

Jewell Orlando,

Patterson John M.,

Jewell William H.,

Pattereon J. T.,

Johnson Freeman,

Richardson G. W.,

Johnson John F.,

Strange J. E.,

Johnson William B. D.,

Wallace Augustus,

Jones Adam,

Wiley George W.,

Jones Joseph B.,

Wiley W. J.,

Jordan Cornelius,

Baggs A. J. Jr., Johnston Station

Kinsey John F., Latimer Amelia H. Mrs., Long Alfred M., Long Alfred T., Long Sarah Mrs., Long William B., McCrary Ezra, MeSnider John, Mason James I., Mason John W. Medlock James ., Medlock Montgomery 8., Moore Richard H., Neal William M., Norris Dillard, Norris John W.,

Baggs William D., Chapman Francis J.,

"II

Chapman John C., Chapman S. M.,

II II

Fletcher Joshua,

II

Hall William H. Rev.,

II

Harrington Thomas J.,

II

Horn Hinley F.,

II

Hughes William,

a

Hughes William Jr.,



Morrison W. A.,

ii

O'JVeal Samuel E.,

it

Parker Hampton C.,

ii

Parker Solomon M.,

II

Peacock R.,

II

Sullivan D. F.,

u

Norris Joseph M., Nrrls Malachi,

Barrow T. D., Bowles B. T.,

Jones' Miull*

Oneal William, Oneal William T.,

Cox T. J., Cr uch J. C.,

Pate John B.,

Gaston J. H.,

Pool Henry,

Hayney J. F.,

Rachels Pleasant W., Beynolds Jesse M., Bhodes James W.. Shields R.O., Silas John, Simmons Paul E., Smallwood George W., Smallwood Mary Mrs., Smith Francis M., Spiers William, Todd Susan Mrs.. Usry Daniel F., Veasy John, Walker William, White James M., WilJiford Malachi, Woodward Joel, Alston M. C. W., ArialJ.L.,

Johnson B.,

Lovett J. T., Matthews E. G.,

u II

Milam J. I*. Milam R. H., Moore C. G.,

II II II

Moreland Anthony (c), Reid Z. B., Smith J. 8., Strozier P.,

II II
II II

Strozier R., Strozier R. C., Wood John T.,

II II II

Barker H. J.,

Jordan's Start

Barker W. T., BeckbamJ. J., Beckham Russell, Jewellville Cariker H. J.,

it
u u

Cariker J. D.,

Brown W. A., Carson H. C.. Chambers W. A., Crow W. G.,

Cariker J. M.,

"

Cariker M. E. Mrs.,

"

Connally William F.,

"

Copel A. J.,

"

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line West and Southwest.

JOR

143

REST

Copel J. J., Cox J. J., Crawford 8. M., Eppinger E. M., Gamer John P.. Hamill J. W., Jordan Henry G., Jordan M. K.. Jordan N. M. Mrs., Lea? L. H., McDowell P. H., Madden J. B. C., Simmons H. G., Story William, Strickland H. H., Tborntoii J. C., WillisT. N. Mrs., Willis Z. T.,

Jordan's Stioi re ii ii ii a ii 11 ii u ii 11 ii it ti u K

King Hiram, King Joseph, King Mark, liiidlen James, McBivens John, McLane Marion, McBurnett James, McBurnett J. M., Patterson Tryon, Phillips Franklin. Phillips John, Phillips Jordan, Sims James, Smith Aaron, Smith Alfred, Smith Greer, Smith Henry, Smith James,

Kanisias u 11 ii
!< II II 41 K K II 11 II U 11

Belts John B.. Bette Z. B., Bush W. H., Hill Carter, Stanley Calvin, Stanton Jordan, Wills R. M., Wright W. J.,

Jug Taveurn it u ii u u

Smith Jonns, Smith William, Smithy John, Styles Benjamin, Tolereon Jesse, Baldwin John F., Baldwin 8. J., Brinkley J. F.,

<( ' <I
K II
Kenesnaw
H

Bearden James, Bennett Jaokson, Bennett William, Burt Clark G., Burt William. Cane Turner, Fields M. H.,

Juini o ii ii ii ii u

Burt Frank. Chalker Philip, Gihson George B., Hughes J. L., Kendrlck G. L., Nutting J. F., Roberts George,

it U U U U U U

Green John,

11 Roberts John,

u

Harben Balaam,

II Simmons Frank,

u

Harben Benjamin,

II Summers Thomas F.,

u

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Moss James, Parks B. J.,

u u

u 11
n

Reynolds S. S.,

Reynolds S. S. Jr.,

Bacon Nathaniel B., Baggs M. E. Mrs.,

Long Branud)

ii Bolton J. H..

it DeLoach William H.,

ti Edwards Andrew J.,

<i Edwards John M.,

it Edwards Thomas J.,

11 Futch Eli,

i Geiger Winfleld W.,

11 ii

Hagans James S., Johnson William M.,

ii B>lly William J.,

ii Latham Francis C.,

ii ii

Moody Manning M.,

Moore W. JS.,

'

ii Sheppard David B. M.,

ii Sheppard William A.,

ii u n u u. u ii n a u u u ii

ii Smith Francis M.,

11 Smith James L.,

ti Arnold Wm. W.,

Long Cane

11 Boyd John L.,

11 Brady Henry M.,

ii Cameron Benjamin T.,

ii Carlisle William W.,

ii Cook Beverly C., n Cook Nathan M., it Davidson A. T., n Davidson David, ti Davidson Watson, ii Davidson W. C.,
Dennis Hiram. Dickey Maria Mrs., Estes Zacb., Form by John A., Freeman William C., Gentry Jesse, Green Hamilton H., Greene C. E., Greene H. H., Harper Banister. Harper Robert C., Harper William N., Hart Milledge H., Hill Sarah B. MnL Hill William P., Hodnett Caroline Mrs., Hodnett Levi,

it ii ii u u u u ii u u u II II II II II II
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II
II
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the Popular Route from Atlanta.

LON
Hodnett Lovick P., Hodnett William H., HoggJohn, Hudson James E., Hudson John T., Hudson Richard M., Lane R R., Lane Sheppard G., Loyd James T., McCally Aaron (c), MeCormick L. D., McCutchen Cyuda R, McCutchen M. V., Pharr Samuel P., Phillips Mary H. Mrs., Piper Alexander, Potts W. L., Rutledge Joseph, Sheppard Thomas B., Slatbam J. P., Slaughter Thomas J., Smith John, Smith Willis (c), Tarver Peter, Tatum M*ry Mrs., Tatum W. S., Traylor G. B., TraylorJ. T., Wilklnson Thomas J., Outlaw Edward, Peterson William R, Strickland Isaac N., Strickland Thomas B., Wisenbaker L. A., Wisenbaker William, Bollinger F. R, BollingerJ. F., Burns J. C., Burns J. K., Clark W. G., Coley A., ColeyJ.A. D., Daugherty G. G. A., Dykes J. R. Dykes W. W., Jordan B. L., Jordan G. W., Marchman J. H., Mason T. N., Mokn J. W ' Neal William, Newman J. C., PadgettS. L., Snell W. M., Jaylor C. JB.. TaybrG. W., TaylorJ. E., Taylor J. J. r TaylorJ. R'
Walker T. D. Dr., 11

153

LOU

Long Cane Whitehurst M. L., Wimberly H. E.,

Longstr1e1 et

it

browning Frank, Surch Charles,

Uurch L. L., u Coleman William T., 11 een Y. B.,

a Sbrris Isaac, Alien C. H.,

" Alien F. A.,

11 Alien J. C.,

Alleson James, 11 Ash J. N.,

II Cantrell J. M.,

II 3athey James,

11 Dlark G. H.,

II Hamilton John,

II Hicks Jason,

II Hicks Martin,

II Hilton Asbury,

tl Ledford A.,

II Ledford C. R,

11 Stansell C., II Stansell J. N.,

II White David,

II White John,

II Aldred A. R., II Aldred D. W.,

II Alexander John D. H.,

Long Poiind "

Alexander Mary C., Alexander William S., Bailey Mary,

Longvi"ew ii ii ii ii
Londsv"ille *' "
u
11 "
"
"
II
11 " " "
" Louisviiille
11 ii ii

ii

Barganer O. S., Barrow Henry, Beall Jane C.,

Longstrueet ii ii it 11 ii ii ii it it 11 ii ii

Berry Lucius F., Bothwell T. S., Bostick Julia A. W. Miss. Bothwell Thomas S., Boyd R J.. Boyd R W. Mrs., Brown Burrell J., Brown J. F., Brown L. Q. C. D., Cain James G., Cain James H., Casion M. D., Clark Samuel M., Clark & Little,

11 ii ii it ii 11 ii ii ii ii

Clements William J., Cotter James H., Culpepper S., Davis Virginia, Dawson James B., Denny Willis F., Dixon Roger R, Farmer L., Farmer Reuben L., Fleming Chalmers J., Fleming J. A.,

ii *< ii ii 1"1 ii " ii ii 11 ii 11 " " ", ii ii ii ii ii 11 it u

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LOU

154

LOW

Fleming Mary A.,

Louisville Wilkins & Outlaw,

Fleming William W.,

Young Sylvia,

Louisville

Gamble Roger L., Garvin Robert A., Gay Robert, Gobert J:mes P.,

Babb C.,

Lovejoy's Station

Campbell M. H., .

"

Campbell S. E., '

"

Crawford 8. D.,

Grant W. D. & Co.,

Crawford T. S.,

Henderson L., Holmes Robert W.,

Crawford W. H., Dorsey S. G.,

Hopkins Matthew H.. Hopkins & Sutherlanus,

Fullerton W. T., Hale P. H.,

Hunter Edward H. W., Huse James T., Hutcbins William N. W.,

11 ii

Medlock G. G., Medlock J., Medlock J. R.,

Ingrabam Seaborn, Johnson J. D., Jordan John G.. Jones W. B., Leaptroat Je^se A., Little James C., Lowry Elizabeth,

i< u ii ii 11 u

Nash J. H., Nash J. P. S., Nash T. E., Stanfield E. J., Stanfield H., Stanfield R. F., Wallace J.,

u a
u u ii u

McBride Robert E., McGehee Rachel, McNeely Andrew F., McNeely Dennis, McNeely Robert, Maxwell Elizabeth Mrs., Mulling Jesse T., Murphy Henry D.r Murphy William, Nesbitt Thomas A., Orr William L., Patterson A. L., Pearee,W. J., Perry Herman H., Phillips David G., Poo! John P., Polhill Joseph H., Ponder John G., Ponder W. J., Powell Isaac R., Quinney George W., Robertson Annie V., Sheppard Henry, Sikes Eliza A., Sinquefield Albert A.. Sinquefleld F. A. & Co.,

u 11 ii ii ii it u u ii ii u ti ii u u

Wallace J. T., Wallace M., Adams N. J., Bradfleld W. R., Caudle G. B., Caudle J. R., Caudle R., Daniel J., Dawson W., Edmundson B., Embry H. L., Hardy O. D., Hardy W. H., Leslie R., Lovelace J. M., Lovelace W. E.,

ii ii ii u ii u ii

Lovelace W. P.. McGee J. W., Rakestraw T. W., Roberts W. Jr., Roberts W. H., Sledge N. H., Sledge T., Swindle T. Mrs.,

ii

Traylor R. Jr.,
Truitt G.,

Lovelam
a ii u u ii u ii 11 ii ii ii ii it u u u il ii ii ii

Sinquefield & Powell, Smith James R., Stevens Jonas, Stone R. A., Thomas George W., Tompkins Mary, Ware Theron H., Warr Thomas H., Warren T. H., Whigham John J.,' Whigham N. M., Whigham William P.,

Cl Avery William, II Ranks Benjamin F., II Banks Thomas M., II Barr J. K., 1C Baughman John W., II Baughman J. N., II Baughman Uriah, II Brooks H. H., II Brown Benjamin L., II Brown Robert J., II Burke Alexander, II Burner James W.,

LowueU

Wilkins Joseph H.,

II Camp L. J. M.,

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line from Macon.

LOW Cash Wiley, Caughman John W., Cavender Sarah A. Mrs., Coleman James P., Cox Benjamin F., Davis E. S., Davis S. N.. Dorris William, Driver Alien J., Duraugb M. B., Echols W. M., Edwards T. D., Fielder James L., Fleming J. R., Griffin J. K., Halloway Henry W., Halloway Samuel H., Ham B., Ham Spirus. Hardapree J. T., Hastens Thomas S., Hendrix Robert, Holder James M., Holder Robert, Hubbard Burton, Huckabee Frank M., Huckabee J. B., Hunter F-. M. Mrs., Ingraham Thomas W., Jacobs G. R., Johnson Aaron, Johnson James C., Johnson William A., Lambert James J., Lambert John G., Lambert William R, Mank T. H. B., MiUican S. W., Moore A. C., Moore D. A. Mrs., Morgan J. T., Mote Jarretc, Pate Henry, Pate Miles, Pay ton R. P., Phillips R. A!, Phillips Thomas J.. Richards Charles T., ohadinger John, Smith George W., Smith William M., Sparks C. M., Steel Isaiah, Taunt Kenyard, TylorR.P., ' Tuggle A. M.,
Upcburch David,
Ward Andrew J.,

155

LUM

Lowell White A. J.,

Lowell

White T. B.,

Williamson Benjamin, Williamson James F., Williamson John C., Williamson Z.,

ii ii ii

Wood William J.,

WrightB. H.,

Yeager Elisha,

Yeager Henry A.,

Bryan Benjamin,

Lulft

Gouder F. M., Harris John, Pitman W. D.,

it it

Beebe W. T.,

Lnlaton

Brown Matthew W.,

Highsmith John F., Highsmith Moses S., Higbsmith Owen K..

ii ii

Highsmith Samuel ST.,

it ii it it ii ii it

Johns Jeremiah J., Knox John. Kuox Joseph, McClellan Charles J., McClellan Henry C., Strickland Alien, Strickland Elias S, Strickland Joseph,

ii ii

Strickland Levi.

it ii ii ii it ii it ii it it ii ii ii it

Wainright E. K,

Wainright Noah T., Willis George W., Willis James Willis James M., Willis William, Yonles Robert G.,

ii it it it it

Cheney R R.,

liumber City

McArthur A. G.,

McArtlHir Walter T.,

McEachin A.,

McRae D. F.,

McRae M. N.,

MobleyJ. J.,

Ramsey T. G,

Sikes Simeon,

ii

Smith John, Smith T. J.,

ii Vaughan James W., ii Waff J. M.,

ii ii it ti

Barnum Joseph K.. Battle T. N.. Bell W. G., Black R, C.,

Lumpktn

ii it

Brazin J. B.. Brazin Mattie Miss, Brown John,

ii it

Carter J. E.,

Champion Jacob,

Clements T. W.,

Clements W. N.,

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Estabilahed 58 years ago. Jas. P. Harrlson & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

LUM Dent C. A., Dowd John, Bverett M. T.r Everett 8. B., Feagin H. G., Fort A. T., Fort J. A., Glenn J. A., Gregory W. A., Griffls J. B., Griffls W. H., Grimes B. J., Hanson J. B., Harrisou W. H., Hightower Johu, Humber C. C., Humber Robert, Jackson J. J., Johnson C. S., Johnson John, Latimer J. B., Lewis G. W., Lewis W. G., Long H. J., Long W. A., Lowe C. M., McMicbiel J. N.r Morton G. J., .Morton L. B., Morton T. L., Overby B. H., Overby B. M.. Bandall J,M. L., Bay M. N., Bay N. W., Bice B W., .Richardson A. L.r Bichardson J. B., .Bichardson W. L., Hasser James, .Sawyer G. M., .Seott J. M., Senger Jobn G., .Simpson A. H., .Simpson J. N., Simpson. J. N. Jr., .Simpson W. B., Btrutmau J. N... Tompkinn W. J.r Trammel D. G., 'Trotman A. C., Walker Freeman. Walton S. O., Ward J. A. B., Warren C. H_, Wlllett B. B_ Williams W.H^ Adkins Daniel T. F,, Adkius Sarah J, Mrs., Aldred Aaron,

156

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Aldridge H., Anderson Samuel, Baggett Joseph, Barfield Joshua F., Jradshaw Jverson, iurnley James L., 3uy John, Hamilton James F., Harrison Franklin, Hobbs David H., Hobbs David T., Hobbs James C., Hobbs Jonathan A., Hobbs Martha E. Mrs., Hobbs Willi-.m L., Holley Zaney Mrs., Hood Martha A. Mrs., Huff Andrew J., Huff Jackwm G. J., Staff Jonathan B., Elughes John, Lvey Adam, [vey Thomas M. J., Johnson Stephen L., Jones Charity Mrs., Jones Elias,

Luther " " " " "
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Kelly Samuel, Langham Harry C., Langham James W., Locktt Abner J., McDonald William T., McGehee Jobn W., McNair Isaac, Neal Augustus, Palmer Johu F., Palmer J. B., Palmer William L. C., Peeples Thomas, Phillips David. Purvis Confucius, Purvis Jesse, Purvis Jeese F., Purvis Napoleon, Rabun Susannah,

" " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " "

i i i i i i > ii 11 " u ii

Babun Thomas B., Rabun Wesley R., Babun William G., Babun William B,, Beese John, Eeese Sarah Mrs. Boberson WiUiam, Boney Samuel L., Smith Samuel, Smith Samuel L., Thompson Walter S.. Willoughby Susan Mrs., Wrenn Jeptha.

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Albright O. W., Bean J. L., Bradberry William L.,

Luthersvlll* ' "

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LUT

157

McD

Brantly Simeon,

Luthersville 'eagle Mary W. Mrs., Luthersvflle

Brantly 8. S., Braswell Jonathan D., Caldwell James J., Chandler A.,

"eagle Nathaniel, Thomas James, 'homson William, trammel J. W.,

.11 it ii

Chandler Caroline Mrs.,

burner Richard P.,

Cisley James H., Clark Samuel T., Cochran Kufus,

it 11

Jpsbaw Alien C., Jpshaw Nathan A., Ipshaw William,

ColemanB.,

Walker Thomas W.,

Culpepper George W.,

White William J.,

Culpepper James D.,

iVilliams James,

Culpepper Simeon F.,

iVilliams John H...

Davis D., Davis W. T., Duncan Julia Mrs., Ector Benjamin B.,

Williams Martha Mrs., WiUingham John W., Wilson A. W. M., Wobthrop Jane Mrs.,

ii u ii

Evans C., Evans Reuben V., Fay John,

it 11

Wortham Columbus C., Wortham Edward (c), Wortham Francis B.,

Fleming Frank M., Foster Anthony (c),

Wortbam Joseph, Wortham T. N.,

Garrison Mary J., Grant Gregory,

Atkins Thomas,

McBean Degl uft

Atwell Robert W.,

Haney Milton,

Collins Lewis R.,

Hardaway James A., Haynie M., Hines John T., Hopkina John D., Jackson Charles J., Johnson Howard M., Justiss Robert J., Juatiss William A. B.. Keith Albert M., Knight Massey, Latimer Thomas J., McDaniel John W.,

Dickinsoo Robert J.,

II "Dickinson William H.,

II Dove Valentine W.,

u

(I Fulcher John W.,

u

II Hill William J.,

II Knight James,

II Knight Robert W..

II Knight Waltou W.,

II Miller Henry,

II Miller Stephen,

u

II Mixon Charles J.,

II

II Mixon Thomas R.,

II

Martin P. M.,

Nelson John A.,

Martin N., Matthews Mary H. Mrs.,

Pickerinir George F., Preskitt Brittou,

May Lucy Mrs.,

Preskitt Matthew,

Murphy Joseph W., Nail John W.,

Preskitt Russell, Preskitt Thomas,

Nail Mahala Mrs., Nail Nathan,

Rogers Britton, Rogers John M.,

Nail William B., Ntorris Sanford, Norris Willis T.,

Smith D. J., Smith Robert F., Smith Thomas L.,

Pattereon John W., Phillips John C., Price John W., Pnllin Thomas Y., Reed Nathan M., Bobertson Thomas H., Bobertson Wast ingtou W., Kobertson William H., Scogin James J., Shores Henry, Spntberlin Geore P., Tylor James W.,

Syms Albert J-, Syms Charlm E., II Syms John H., II Syms Thomas H., II Usher P. E., II Walker Alexander C., II Walker Charles J., II Williams EL, II Williams Walter C., II Winter Berry G., II Alderman James, II Alderman Timothy,

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158

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Bradler P. N., Bradler R., Brice Timothy, Cannon James M., Crane E. T., Gandy Brinkley, Heard William J., Heath B. W.. Holloway Griffin, 'McDonald D., McGraw J. P., Manninir Samuel, Miller B". T., Miller W. M., Murpbey Henry, Murphy William, O'NealH., Pearce Peter, Roberts H., Robertson W. M.,

McDonald Knott W. G.,



" a (i it it

Mays A., PuliinW., Sloan A. C., Tomlinson B. H., Turner L. A.,

a it ii ii<i
ii ii it ii ii ii 11 ii a

Turner W. G., Walker C., Warren B., Darsy Benjamin, Fraser D. A,, Fraser J. B., Gunn A., McCall J., Mann S., Martin C. J., Martin E. V., Norman L. B., Shuptrine J. 8., Wilson W. P.,

McDonouifrdt ii ii ii ii ii a ii
Mclnto1s1 h ii ii a a ii ii . 11 11 ii

Robinson D. F.f Royal D. A., Shearrod William, Shelly C. C., Simmona Ml W.,

ii 11 ii ii it

Smith Cooper, Swain Louis,

ii ii

Watkins J. B., Wootten Jacob,

ii it.

Wootten Joel,

ii

Arnold Needom, Beni.ett W. J., Brooker C., Deen James, Gaskins D.,

McDonald's Miiill ii ii a

Pearson James Hon ., Pellicer P.,

ii 11

Purvis C.,

11

Royal Orion,

11

Sears J.,

it

Solomons Henry,

a

Spivey B. F.,

ii

Button David, Button Johu,

ii 11

Wall D. S-, Wall D. W., Wall J. P., White Simon,

11 ii ii ii

Alexander J.,

MrDouough

Amis W., Copeland J. P., CroekettJ.S., Daniel C. H., Fargason D., Fargason B. H., Fargason W. J., Farrow A., Clans J. F., Guest W., Harper W. H.,

ii ii <i ii ii ii ii ii ii ii

Winn 8.,

"

Adams W. B., McLellan's Bateman G. W., Buckalew J. M., Carro.l David (c), Cook Tillman (c). Crockett Milton J. Dr., Deariso M. W., Force E. J., Ford G. G. Jr., Ford J. H., Ford W. J.j Forehand J. J., Fowler Edmund (c), Fowler Israrl (c), Fowler J. W., Gleaton Dudley C., Griffin A. W., Griffin Thomas, Hall J. L, HaU W. A., Hill E. W., Hill Jesup B., Holliday Simon (c), Holoman J. M. C., Holton Willis>, Hope John D., Howard J. W., Jones Alfrt-d (c), Kelley Andrew (c), Long Isaiah Rev., Long 8. W., McLellan D., McLellan J. D., McLendon J. A., Mack Alexander (c), Nichols Harrison, Oliver Jeremiah (c), Reynolds D., Reynolds W. A.,

M1i1lls it ii it 11 ii ii ii ii ii ii a ii ii ii ii it H ii 11 ii a ii ii ii 11 ii 11 ii ii ii .1 11 ii ii 11 ii

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line West and Southwest.

McL

159

Bouse J. J., Bouse J. W., Bbaw A. W., Tison Mark, Tison T. W., Vines Hiram W., Vines William J., Wade Fayette (c), Wallace G. J., Williams A. B., Williams J. J.,

McLellan's Muills u K (i u ii it u K ii

Barfield Richard, Barfield 8. B., Birdsong L. ll, Blount D. E., Bowman Robert E., Brown V. B., Burgay W. L., Calhoun E. E., Calhoun W. A., CaUaway H. B., Carlos J. E.,

Cobb A. P., Jenoings Henry, Jennings Jefferson. McCleskv D. M., Strand M. S., Wier J. 1ST., Wier W. C., Wise Sherwood^ Browning D. W., Browning G. F., Campbell James, Harralson B., Lancaster J.. Lancaster W., McLean Xochrane. McLean William, McRae D. M , McBae G. M,, BarrettJ.A., Brown O. M., Christian Charles, Christian W. J., Collett Archibald, Edwards H. L., Ed wards Joseph, Ellington T. B., HawkinsJ. L., Henderson J. T., Holbrook Green B., Johnson John, Johnson Joseph, Logan John C. P., Lumens A. J., Lumens Mitchell, MeKay Hugh A., PerseU Jackson, Saterfleld W. T., .Stansel Richard, Smith Robert, Smith W. F., Thomas Thomas. TmerHilliard, WeemesO. J.,
Wylie Rufus, WyattJohnW., Amason T. W., Avant B, T., Bailey Henry M., BMfieldG.W.,

McNiiutt ii ii ii ii 11 ii

Carr D. J., Cbambliss B. F., Chambliss E. S., Ohambliss S. C., Cherry George F. , Cherry J. M.. Church well John, Clark J. A.,

McBiiae >i ii ii u u ii ii ii

Clarke H. H., Clay David, Coleman Samuel T., Cowart G. F., . Cowart J. J., Cowart Lu B., Cowart N. D., Cowart R. H., Cowart Z. W., Davis G. W.,

Macedounia ii it ii ii ii ii ii 11 < u u ii ii ii ii ii ii ii it ii ii it ii ii it

DavisR-R, Dasher 8. F., Dickson P. H., Dinkens E. P., Driggers C. C., Driggers Daniel C., Driggers Daniel T., ~urden W. J., Dyer John. Edwards EHison, Elliott C. R-, Erwin F. M., Evans E. E., Evans L. G., Fails S. S., Fielder J. W., Flynn J. C., Gilbert B. P., Giles John B., GriggH N. B., Hamlin Jefferson C., Hardy Thomas, Hardy Thomas W., Hardy W. C., Heath W. W., Holmes James, Holt Abner T.,

Maciion it u

Holt Thaddeus G., Holt Thaddeus G. Hon., Howard William Y., Hunnicutt Thomas,

MAC Mac11on 11 ii ii ii
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JA8. P. HARRISON A CO., State Printer*, PubtMtler* and Binders, 27 & 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

MAC Johnson C. M., Johnson Henry C., Johnson J. C. Dr., Johnson B. A., Lamar H. J.. Lamar Lavolsla, Lee Thomas, Lockett If. M., Long B. L., Long William, McKinney H., Minchew Mary A. T., Minchew M. M., Moflett A., Myrick J. W., Newberry B. F., Xewberry W. J., Park Rol>ert E., Parker John B., Peocock 8. B., Platt A. L., Eainey B. A., Raymond George, Richardson A. J., Byder William, Sanders James H.. Shiaholsa John W., Skipper J. W., Stokes W. A., Sullivan 8., Thomas Nelson, Thomas Bardy, Tinley Joseph L. I.. Tinley J. W., Tucker George W., Tucker John W., Vinson B. F.. Wadsworth C. M., WhitesideJ. A., Wilder J. J., WJllis Joseph, Willis J. B., Ackennun A. J., Adgate H. C., Ainslie Andrew; Almond Isaac S., Almond James M., Andersen Barton, Anderson James C., Andereon Lewis G. Dr., Atkinson Thomas J., Backus E. O., Ballard W. G., Barrow C. B., Billups J. A., Bostwick Green B., Bostwick James G., Brooks Charles G., Broughton John A., Barney John W.,

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Cocroft William H., Crawford William H., Doster George W., Fannin James A., Fears Henry C., Fears John P., Few Joseph C., Fitzpalrick C. L., Foster Albert G., Foster Albert W., Foster F. C., Furlow Charles M., Gibbs Thomas, Gibhs Thomas A., Godfrey J. B. Dr., Gordon B. G., Onnn Daniel G., Hanson Joseph B., Harris Robert, Harris B. H., Head Thomas W., Hijrb Joseph B., Hill Joshua Hon., Howell Albert J., Hume B. L., Ingram Jefferson, Kirley C. P., Lamar T. G., Lannius Thomas G., Lewis John B., McAllister James, McHenryJ. G. Jr., Mallorv Ransom B., Mann B. E., Matthews James H., Miller Reuben, Moody Thomas H., Morgan John H., Miilford E. D., Nolan Judge K., Orr William J., Paschal Richard,

Madisiion ii it ii a ii ii ii ii ii 11 ii ii ii ii it it

Perry Grant D.,
Perry Jesse M., PouUain Lancelot G., Prince Elisba. Prior Felix W., Beese Augustus, Bobertson James M., Bosencranz John M., Ruark Elias, Saffold Thomas P., Shepherd Carter, Shepherd Robert W., Shouse Philip, Stovall G. B., Stovall James F., Stovall John, Stovall John W., Stovall Marshall K.,

MAD Madison
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Terrell Elibu, Thomason Parmenas R., TurneU George, Van Winkle John M., Walker Edmund, Walker John B. Sr., Wellborn John T., Wilson A. O., Wilson L. M., Woods John T., Woods M. W., Zachry Asa. Zachry C. K.,

Madisiion " 11 ii ii ii ii ii it 11 11 ii

Gregory Owen, Hancock H. H., Hancock H. W., Hancock J. W., Hancock W. D., Horn M. R., Howard Elisha, Mouk Miles, Norman J. J., Phillips Nelson, Phillips William, Price Patrick, Register John T.,

Blitch J. H., Brannon J. M., Elarlee & English, English James R., Harvey J. B.,

Maiden Bran11ch 11 ii ii

Rhodes John A., Tucker G. W., Tucker Hiram, Tucker John N., Weldon J. J.,

Kennedy W., Bottam William T., Bunch Samuel, Callavay John L., Collins John C., Collins John O., Collins Thomas, Dowdy Richard T., Glenn Robert, Glenn Thomas, Hall John, Harris William T., Hill Thomas W., Holing James. Prather H. W., Smith Robert, Smith William T., Walton E. S., Walton Henry M., Walton Wylie N., Witcher Frank, Wootten Benjamin, Wootten M., Wootten Samuel A., Wootten William I*, Wright James C., Wright Thomas, Wright William, Wynn William R, Abbott Asa, Clark Eli. Clark M.R., Clark Robert, Cooper J. P., Davis George, Gay Henry; Giles Hardy, Giles J.J., ' Gordon William H., Qreeu John, Green Marion, Green Thomas,

" Andersen Daniel L,

MaHorysville Anderaon W. P.,

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Barnes William I*, Benfly Green B., Bishop William L., Blackwell J. B., Darley John, Garrison Thomas W., GartreU John O., Gault James T., Groover Oliver I*. Hardage George W., Hardman Parks, Hoye A. E., Jackson Joshua, Kerr Robb C., Kirkpatrick T. M., Knight Noel B., Kiser Wiley J., Latimer Reuben, McEacbern David N., Manning William J., Mays Mace A., Morris James 8., Pace RusselL Phillips William, Winters John R., Dasher David,

Dasher Jasper,

Mapleford Dasher L. B.,

ii

Dasher Richard, Dasher Shadracb,

41
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Da vis B., Elkins J. A., Elkins J. E., Fetzer R. J., Helmley George, Helmley .Thomas, Nease Edward, Nease J. J-. Nease M. B., Nease Thaddeus,

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t Patrick Phebe L.,

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Porter Benjamin, Rackley Jonas,

(( Robinson John H.,

11 Robinson M. A. Mrs.,

11 Rushing Mary E. Mrs.,

a Theess Joshua,

11 Turner Joseph J.,

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Wade Samuel A.,

11 Turner Samuel L.,

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Wade U. P.,

11 Turner & Brown,

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Adams John D., Beverly Thomas J., Beverly William, Brown James M., Brown W. R,, Cb as tain Morgan E., Chieves A. E. Mrs., Chieves Mary T. Mra., Collins Miles H., Dawson Jonathan P., Devaugbn James E., Douglass Thomas L.,

Montezu(mi a u a u 11 11 11 11 u u u

Veal Levi E., Wal ters Jerry D., Walters Jesse D., Walters Jolm M.. Westbrook William T., Wicker N. J. Mrs., Wicker William A., Wilson Era!tus J., Wilson M. L. Mrs., Withers Charles H., Anderson L. M. Dr., Arnold Alexander,

It II II 11 II It It It II II
Monticello Morgan

Drake Dolisou C., Drumright William P., Durham Martha Mrs.. Dykes William M., Easterling J. J., Epting William, Felton Augustus C., Forehand George W., Hangabook John G., Hangabook J. W., Hangabook M. E. Mrs., Hardin Lawrence L., Harris Henry C., Harris Thomas &., Hathaway Ellis R., Hooks James B..

14 Arnold William,

11 Becks J. J.,

It Bell M. W.,

!< Boyn ton J. L.,

II Collins W. A.,

11 Davis C. M.,

11 Davis Hubai'd.

U Gee C. H., 11 Gladen W. W., 11 Griffin J. H.,

" Griffin W. E.,

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Griffin W. T., Hatcher F. W.,

11 Lash S. J.,

II Law E. H., 11 Maguist John O.,

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Hooks Thomas J., Hooks Thomas J, Jr., Hornady Nelson A.,

11 Martin Simon, II Martin Simon Jr., II Mattus Logau,

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Mitchell B. C., Monroe L. D., Mote Rufus, Pierce W. G., Prueft J. W.,

Morgan Hitch R. M., " Johnson Mary Mrs., " Joice W. W., " Lawson G., " Lawson H. B.,

Morven
a

Ragin J. W.. Stewart W. T., Weaver A. G., Wilkerson W. T.,

" Lilman J. D., " McRae A., " MeRae C. f!., " Matthews R. J.,

WiseJ. E.,

Mearrison A.,

Crawford S. H., Clark John,

Morganton Patterson J. M., Peacock R. M. D.,

Dobbs R. H.,

Philip J. W.,

Halley P. A.,

Pike E. H.,

Holmes J. C.,

Pike G. W.,

Kelly Joseph,

. Rodgers J. J.,

Llewellyn William,

' Rountree A. J.,

McCullum Joab,

Ryals W. R.,

ii

Morgan R. A.. Morrison S. H.,

Scruggs R., " Simmons J. M.,

ii ii

Tittle William,

" Bearden Robert,

Moultrie

Townsend J. M.,

" Delk David,

a

Wells William S.,

" Gay Henry,

ii

Adams R. H., Morrow's Station Gay John,

ii

Adamsou J. C., Calhoun P. H.,

" Gregory Owen, " Gregory Samuel G.,

ii ii

Conine R. H.,

" i Mercer Benjamin,

ii

Conine W. P.,

" ' Murphy David,

Daniel W. C.,

" Murphy Timothy,

Fuller J. E.,

" Xewton George F.,

Fuller W. A.,

" ' Xorman James T.,

Kimble F. M.,

Norman Jeremiah B.,

Lisle W.J.,

Xorman Jeremiah B. Jr.,

Lites D.,

Register John,

Morrow J. W.,

Tillman Elijah,

Vinyard A. J.,

Tucker John,

Bailey J. J.,

Morven Tucker Matthew,

Beasly E. A.,

; Alexander J. W.,

Mount Airy

Berryhill J.,

Bryan W. J.,

Bradford J.,

1 Cash Joel,

Bryant William,

Cash Little,

Campbell Xorman,

Cash William H.,

Clark F.,

Chitwood C.,

Davis R.,

; Irwin C. B.,

Derane D. J.,

Perkins John,

Derane J. T..

Perkins Tilman,

Edmonson W. A.,

Arnett M. W.,

Mctunt Pleasant

Golden Griffin,

Arnett Timothy,

Golden William,

Arnett W. J.,

Goodwin O.,

Bennett J. T.,

Griffin J.,

Chapman J. P.,

Hall E.,

Chapman J. F. Jr.,

Hart David N.,

Chapman M. J.,

Heall B. G.,

Crosby H.,

HeallW..

Fort E. C.,

Hendry J. E.,

Fort H. R,,

Hendry J. J.,

i Gigur D. W.,

Hendry JT.,

i Goin R.,

Hendry N. W.,

Harrison N.,

Henry Neal,

I Hatcher J. C.,

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Established 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

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Minton Jacob, Mobley J. A., Nicholas J.,

Mount Pleasaint

Morris William T., Nixon Joseph N..,

Nixon Wiley,

Mount Ziion

Popwell G. W.,

Parker C. W.,

Popwell J. W.,

Parker John H.,

Popwell M.,

Pettigrue R. L.,

Sapp William,

Price C. C.,

Spear W.,

Price R. C.,

"

Strickland John,

Rehi G. F.,

"

Thornton W. T.,

Reid Henry W.,

"

Adams William, Aiken I.,

Mount Z1i1on

Robison E. M. Mrs., Stripling David,

" "

Ash more Harris A.,

Tillery John,

"

Ashmore William M.,

Trimble M. C.,

"

Baker William H.,

Webb C. B.,

"

Beaucbamp William W.,

Williams Stephen R.,

"

Bevis William,

Abbott Emma Mrs., Mountain Hill

Brooks Frank M.,

Adams Reuben,

"

Bryant James,

Alexander Robert H.,

"

Casey James H.,

Askew J. M.,

"

Cbappell John M.,

Bartley Simpson W.,

"

Chappell R. J.,

Biggers James J. W.,

"

Creal George D.,

Binns David,

"

Davenport James G., Dobbs Henry (c), Earnest E. C., Earnest K G., Earnest John B.,

Binns Joseph D.,

11 11

Blackmon Nathaniel, Bolds Cornelius J., Bolds Thomas C.,

Bolly John (c),

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Earnest John S., Earnest T. JR.,

Brawner James H., Brawner Mirabeau L,,

Earnest W. L.,

Brown Lewis (c),

Ellison J. M.,

Bryant Benjamin P.,

Entrekln D. D., Entrekin Eli A., Entrekin Henry A., Entrekin James M., Entrekin Joseph, Entrekin J. A., Entrekin J. B., Entrekin Lee G., Entrekin Samuel, Entrekin Samuel J., Entrekin Thomas B., Evans Frances Mrs., Evans John H., Grifflea B. F., Griffies Thomas J., Harrison Simeon, Heptonstall J., Holmes Thomas E., Lott Martin P., McBurnett C. J.,

Calhoun James M., a Cash James L., 11 Clines J. W.,
<i Cook John A.,
it Cook Salvey P., it Cox Jesse, it Cox John J., ii Crawford Cesar (c), ii Cummings Thomas, ii Davis John M., ii Dickson Robert W., tt Dukes Anthony W., n Dukes Green S., ii Dunegan J. M., ii Edwards Amanda Mrs., 11 Ely Adoniram J., 11 Ely Jane R., ii Gordy William J., 11 Hamer Seth, tt Harget Laney C. Jr.,

McBurnett D. M.,

Harper Tabitba L. A. Mrs.,

McBurnett W. A.,

Harrington Jessica Mrs.,

McCaltnan James M., McKisaach James P., McKissaeh William M.,

Harrington Thomas J., ii Harrison.Thomas H., ii Hart Enoch J.,

Martin Hicks,

Hasty Martin V.,

Martin James A.,

Hodgett Laney C.,

Morris H. H.,

Home Elizabeth Mrs.,

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Best Route East.

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Home Nancy Mrs., Mountain HiU Whitten Alfred L., Mountain Hill

Hubbard James,

Whittcn Bines H.,

"

Huckaba Isham W.,

Williams Fannie Mrs.,

"

Jarrett & Ellison, Jenuings Thomas,

Williams J. D.,

"

Williams Mary Mrs.,

"

Kennon Henry A. J., Kennon Lemuel, Kimbrongh Adolphus H., Kimbrough Dade (c), Knight Charles (c), Lamar William L., Land Jacob, Layfield Christopher C., Layfleld Melcbisedec L.,

Brown E.,

Mountain Scene

Brown M. J.,

"

Brown William,

"

England M. V.,

"

England P. M. Mrs.,

"

KendallJ.B.,

"

McConnell D. X.,

"

Maulden A. M.,

"

West J. B.,

Lynch George J.,

Bevel Henry R., Mountaintown

Martin Milner, Massey Sarah A. Mrs., Massey WiUiam C.,

Brown Richard, Carrell James, Cole A. J.,

Miller Stephen, Mitehell Helen T. Mrs.,

Cole David E., Duckett Alien A.,

Moon Jacob G., Moon James G.,

Fore A. J., Gates Peter A.,

Moon William A., Moultrie John D., Mullins Louisa J. Mrs., Mullins William, Xunnelee Walter F., Parker Isaiah. Perry James B., Phillips Sarah J. Mrs., Rambert James C., Richardson Leah Misa, Richardson Rebecca Mrs., Riddle Anna E. Mrs., Slaytou Joseph F., Slayton Susau Mrs., Smith Amos, Smith John S., Snell David E.. Snell William H., Tailor William M., Terry Franklin, Terry John L., Thomas Alpheus J., Thompson John R., Trujtt John E.. Truitt San,uel, Wadkins James B., Wadkins John C., Walker James S., Walker Rebecca Mrs., Ware Warren A., Webb Alexander, Webb Fortunatus P., Webb Philip E., West William, ' West William H., White AbnerW., White Hardy, White Robert E.,

Gipson Thomas, Harper Lindsey, Hill Charles L., Hill James P., Hill Walter, Hill W. F., Kirby Henry, Meece William, Osborn X. L. Rev., Osborn S. C. Rev., shorn Washington H., Painter J. M., Parkes T. M., Parkes William M., Payne William R., Randle G. H., Rodgers James, Sellers I. M., Spivey L. D., Whistenant George W., Williams John A., Wills F. P., Wills John Y., Witbrow JohnW., Witbrow Jonathan, Allison Alexander, Allison Mary Mrs., Allison Milton, Allison William J., Anthony Joseph C., Baker Early, . Baker Edward H., Beasley William P., Bird Charles C., Bird James M.. Boddie George V., Boddie Thomas A., Bradfield Joseph,

Mountv lie it u

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Brok Joshua L.,

Mountville Russell James C.,

Mouutville

Bustian Thomas,

" Russell John A.,

"

Caldwell John,

" Smith Elizabeth Mrs.,

Caldwell Margaret Mrs.,

" Strozier Callaway,

Callaway William W.,

" Strozier Reuben E.,

Cameron Emily S. Mrs.,

Swain Eliza M. Mrs.,

Cox Charles H., Cox James A..

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Terrell David M., Thomson James W.,

Cox Thomas J.,

Thornton John P.,

Davis Alexander, Davis George W., Davis Joel E., Dollar Joseph, Evans Aaron,

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Thrash John J., Tigner H..

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Evans Thomas B.,

Towns Elizabeth Mrs.,

Evans William,

Towns Henry H.,

Fincber William H.,

Towns Palvalto Miss,

Florence O. S.,

Traylor E. K.Mrs.,

Florence William,

Tripp Martha Mrs.,

Florence William T.,

Tripp William J. P.,

Flowers P. E. Mrs.,

Truitt Beniamin G.,

Fuller Andrew J.,

Truitt William P.,

Fuller John C.,

Turner William B.,

Gaffiney James,

Watson Robert N.,

Glanton Anderson,

Watson William,

Hardy William L.,

Watson William T.,

"

Harmon David W.,

White Elizabeth Mrs.,

"

Harmon James C.,

Wilkerson Williain T.,

"

Harmon Luther M.,

Williams James N.,

"

Harris Abner S.,

Williams Setb,

"

Hill Matilda Mrs.,

Wood ruff Desdemoua Mrs., "

Hudson Charles D.,

Woodruff Enoch C.,

"

Jackson Isham,

Woodruff Jane Mrs.,

"

Jackson Joseph,

WoodruffSimeon,

"

Jones Andrew B.,

Woodward Emeline Mrs.,

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Jones Barthenia,

u Woodward Irvin T.,

"

Jones Louisa Mrn.,

u Bragdon Randall, Mud Creek Mills

Jones William H. C.,

II Burkhaltev Albert,

"

Kidd Julius A.,

Cannie Thomas,

"

McCarter P. J. Mrs.,

Gutbrie James L.,

"

McClenden William A.,

Sirmans Harris,

McFarlin Eobert S.,

Simians Joseph,

Marcbman Cicero b.,

Cam p D. A.,

Mulberry

Miller Willis,

Camp D. P.,

Montgomery Hezeklah B.,

Coaplin W. A.,

Montgomery Sarah Mrs.,

Herrin M. C.,

Nance John F.,

Hill A. A.,

Nance William J.,

Hill C. S.,

Owens Daniel,

II House M. C.,

Owens Daniel L.,

II Lott H. J.,

Park & Bro.,

Matthews E.,

Partridge Jesse,

Patman M. A.,

Partridge John A.,

Wall John,

Partridge William H.,

Weatherally J. S.,

Peel John W.,

Wiley S. G.,

Perkerson John D.,

Wills J. A.,

Porch Jane P. Mrs.,

Yrarwood S. S.,

Post William G.,

Biggers J. J. W., Mulberry Grove

Pratber Jackson,

Binns David,

Bowe Simeon,

Binns J. D.,

TA If F the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

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Cash James, Cox Jesse, Dorough J. W., Goodwin M. M., Cordon G. W.,

Mulberry Grove Fields J. M., " Ford N. B., " King B. F., " Leak Barnett, " Pope H. B.,

Ham Taylor,

Ham Z.,

Harrison E. H.,

Harrison F. M.,



" Roser P. D., " Salmon Z.. " Sharp H. W., " Silvey John H.,

Harrison George, Hubbard Richard,

" Watters James M., " Alexander M. C.,

Hudson Charles I., MannW.H.,

" Alexander Oliver, " Arnold Alexander,

Xunnally W. F., Perry James,

" Arnold John, " Arnold William,

Richardson R. E., Snell David,

" Burns John, ' Colter John,

Thomas Jackson, Weldon ST. P., Dukes Moses, Wade Elijah, Carpenter D. L.,

" Cook John, Cramer Edward,
Mule Creek Edge John, u Goodrum Thomas,
Munnerlyn Green Rnfus,

Carpenter John H., Carpenter John W., Carpenter William, Chance James, Chance James F., Crawford J. T. & J. M., Dye James M., .Gnaan George M., Perry J. D.. Whitfield W. B.,

L lugurig Franklin, " Lowry James, " Maddox James, " Shipp Warren, " Smith Hugh A., " Smith John M., " Smith Oscar B., " Alien James R-, " Bamberg James, " Carter David,

Bridges Benjamin, Murray'sX Roads Carter E. A.,

Bridges James,

" Carter Isaac W.,

Bridges Jasper,

" Carter John T.,

Bryaut Stephen,

" Carter Ferryman,

Collins J. T.,

" Carter R. T.,

Flurry Robert,

" Carter W. A.,

Flurry Thomas,

" Fender W. A.,

Giles'T. A.,

" Fox Thomas,

Killerease B. F..

" Hendrix Xatban,

Murray W. j>.,

" Howell John J.,

Payne William, UsryJ.F.,

" "

Howell Richard, Hunter E. H.,

Brown William C.,

Kails Creek Monk H.,

Candle David, Garrison Enoch C., Gordon William, Means Rufus, Murray David, Poole Elisba M., * Strange John E.. Watson H., '

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Norwood T. G., Peters John D., Peters Joseph C., Peters W. I., Peters W. L., Roberson W., Sellers Frank, Senterfeit Samuel,

Barnes John, BaruesR.,

2sannie Wilkenson Frank, Witherington Enoch,

Barnes Thomas,

Witberinjrton S.,

Braden Hill,

Attaway W. M.,

Bush C. W.

Austin Michael,

Bush H. C.,

Austin William J.,

Cozier Thomas,

Cocbran John A.,

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New Bridge Smith' Jefferson,

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Brackett John,

u Vaughn John D.,

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Couch D. T.,

II Walker John,

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Conner M. H.,

11 Williams J. M.,

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ElUott Berry,

11 Wooddall Joseph,

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Garbin A. L.,

II Wooddall William M.,

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Hanson David, Hulcy James, Keith L. A., Keith O. C., London James. Montgomery T. B., Owenby J.,

II Edwards George, II Gregory J. B., 11 McMullan C., 11 McMullan Richard, II Phinizy John, II Smith R. C., II Button Charles M.,

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11 Hughes A. C., 11 Hughes Russell, II Morehead M., tf Striplin C., II WaUis Jesse,

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II Armstrong N. H.,

II Bailey C. A.,

II Bonrier S. C. Mrs.,

II Boyd J. C.,

11 Broach R. A.,

11 Callihan Lewis,

11 Cbilds Robert,

11 Duke J. R.,

II Elliott W. T..

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Pitta R, A., Pitts Sophia Mrs., Roberts S. J., Robinson M. A. E. Mrs. Roquemore John, Boquemore Joseph, Smith B. R., Smith S. R., Williams J. L., Williams J. P., Williams J. W., Aiken Eldridge K. Bev., Alexander Elias A., Alien Lueinda Mrs., Alien S. G., AUman James L., Amis Joseph, Amis Lewis, Amis Robert (c), Andersen James W., Andereon Lewis P., Anderson William IT., Arnold Asbury H., Arnold Hugh M., Arnold James D., Arnold Samuel J., Arnold William P., Arnold William T., Asken William H.. Asken William P., Attaway Jacob L., Attaway Morgan R., Attaway M. Mrs., Avery John, Bailey James, Bailey William, Ball Tuscan H., Ballard William R., Banks William H., Barnett William S., Barrow Mit Mrs., Bean John L., Bean Mabaley Mrs., Beavers Francis M., Beavers John A., Benton Andrew H., Benton John W., Berry Andrew J., Berry William B., Bevis John, Bigley John S., Bmgham A. W., gingham Jacob S., Bragbam Thomas N., Bixley William J., oobanon Alexander H., Bohanon Jesse P., Bobanon Joseph A., Bolton Charles A., solton Thomas w.,

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Bowen S. A. Mr?., Boyd Margaret Mrs.,

Bradley Joseph W., Brewster James, Brewster Jonas P., Britain William T.,

Brooks Mary Mrs., Broome George A., jSewnan Brown Andrew B., Brown Christopher B., Browa Christopher B. Jr., Brown Christopher T., Brown Eliza Mrs., Brown Erasmus Y., Brown James,

Brown John M.,

Brown John T., Brown Joseph I/., Brown Martha Mrs.,

Brown Thomas A.,

Bruce A. E. Mrs., Bryant X. J. Mrs., Buchanan Hugh, Bucbanan William T. M., Burpee Thomas G.,

Byles Jefferson (c), Byram James A.. Caldwell George W., Calhoun Andrew B., Camp A. P.,

Camp Ella Mrs., Camp George E., Camp Hiram W., Camp John D.,

Camp Walker G., Carmical Abram, Carmical Arthur S., Carmical James B., Carmical James Y., Carmical Joseph D.,

Carmical M. J. Mrs., Carmical Robert, Carmical Robert ST.. Carmical William W.f .

Carnes William C.,

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Chandler M. Mrs.,

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Goodson Mary E. Mrs., .

Gordon William D., Green Spencer B.,

Grimes Calvin,

Grimes Herbert,

Guned Stephen,

Gurley Elizabeth,

Gurley Jacob E., Hackney H. D. Mrs.,

Hagan John J., Haisleus John M.,

Haister John A.,

Hall James H.,

HaZlard M. P. Mrs.,

Ham John G., Hamrick Andrew H.,

Hamrick Robert W.,

Henderson Peachy Mrs.j

Hcndrix Henry H.,

Hendrix Robert W.,

Heudrix William,

Herudon Preston A.,

Herring Hastings,

Herring Jay S.,

Hipginbothen Henry M.,

Hill Armstead B.,

Hill Frances Mrs.,

Hindsman Felix E.,

Hindsman Michael C.,

Hindsman Naucy Mrs.,

Hindsman William,

Hogan H. P. Mrs.,

Hollis Clarence D.,

Hood Jobn J.,

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Million James Jr.,

Million John J.,

Million William,

MoWey E.,

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Moore David I.-.,

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I Moore James,

Moore John J.,

iloore Joseph F.,

Moore Joshua,

Moore Meredith,

Moore M. J. Mrs.,

Moore William J.,

Moore Willis B.,

Moreland Benjamin T.,

Morgan Edward W.,

Morgan John,

Morgan Sylvanus L.,

Myers Delpby Mrs.,

Xeeley David C.,

Xeeley James J.,

Xeeley John H.,

Xeeley Jonathan P.,

Newnan Alexander C.,

yewnan John W.,

Xewnan Robert L.,

Kewnan William (c),

Xewton James B.,

!S"ix James,

North Charles (c),

Jforth James M.,

Odum David,

Orr Isaac X.,

Orr Bnbert,

i Orr William D.,

! Overby Walter K.,

I Parks Henry H.,

j Pearson Caroline Mrs.,

1 Pearson Wesley W.,

Persons Amos J.,

Pinson Amr (c),

Pinson A. J.,

Pinson Martha E. Mrs.,

Pinson Millard,

Pitts Stiles,

Plant Joseph S., '

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CUID your Merchandise from Boston and New York 5nlr ' via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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197

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Powers Thorn ton Samuel A.,

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Tolbert B, Varner John A., Wells Jacob G-,

Wbeatly John W. A Co.,

Powers " " " "

WUkerson Henry,

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Wilkinson James W..

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Wbittaker Hudson Mrs.,

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Amos Benjamin (c), Avera William H.,

PowersviOe "

Barker John C.,

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Barnes Joseph,

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Cliett Allie C.,

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Cliett Dorcas (c), Cliett John H. M., Cliett Oscar A.,

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Croom W. D.,

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Culpepper James,

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DuPree WUliam D.,

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Fisher Alfred K.,

"

Flewellen Kdester (c),

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Flewellen Edmund (c),

"

Glover Essex (c),

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Glover Y. P.,

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Goff Thomas P.,

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Green Wiley E.,

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Hardison Alien G.,

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Hardison George W.,

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Hardison Thomas,

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Hardison William J.,

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Harper John F.,

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Harris Joseph W., Hartley Elbert, Hayes E. L. Mrs.,

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Head Nathan B., Henry Green (c), Holt Woodson, Jackson Felder,

" " " "

Jackson Perry W.,

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Johnson Mary E. Mrs.,

"

King A. Rev.,

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Lamar George P.,

Lizenby Harmon H.,

1C

Lizenby John T.,

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Lowe John F.,

Mills Laura Mrs.,

Murray James J..

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Peavey William H., Richardson Charles H.,

u Rushen James,

II Rushen John E.,

II Scattergood Walter 8.,

II Sikes Joshua F.,

II Simtnons J. M.,

II Smith J.,

II Tucker Nero (c),

Vinson Benjamin,

Vinson Isaac K.,

Walton Isaiah,

Waltun Jesse E.,

D. F. Willcox, Oolnmtnu, 8nl XnraranM, File, Marine, Lift. Agt ciient. Established 1819. .

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198

PRO

Walton John B., Walton Vinson E., Warren L. P. & J. N., Warren Thomas D., Warren William B.,

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Af>hwont John, Barton W. H., Barton W. T., Blankenship P. C., Brewster V. A.,

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Williams Henry L., Wrigbt Jefferson F., Wright Josiah, Adams John A., Alexander D. W.. Baldwin Sidney A., Brown A. E., Brown Mary Mrs., Brown M.. Caldweli John A., Caldwell John H., Carter A. M., Carter John A., Carter Walton T., Cbilds T. J., Collins J. B., Cook E. W., Cox John A., Dean Mary A., Ellington J. C., Ellis Milton, Foy William W., Goalin George W., Hart John D., Little James F., McDaniel George, Matthews C. Henry, Matthews John F., Matthews J. Frank, Matthews William P., Mitchell Patrick H., Parker John T.. Parker John W., Parker J. Brinkley, Parker J. F.. Parker J. W, Parker Milo G., Potter Lewis P., Pye James, Bespass, Swift & Co., Rousseau Eliza J. Mrs., Truseell Robert L., Underwood B. I., Wallace Archibald 8., Wilson William, Bell A. C., Bell J. W., Dorn James. Harrell D. By Jennings B. T., ' Jones W. P., Oliver John J., Shepherd James D., Walker James P., Wood Joseph,

II Brown E. J..

II CbildersJ. W.Mrs.,

11 Diamond Aaron (c),

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Gideon Charles (c), Goggans A. J., Good J.E.. Greenlee Eli (c), Greenlee Robert (c), Hales Richard (c), Israel George, Israel James, Jenningt) J. W., Jones Belson, Jones Lindsay (c), . Kennedy Johnson, Lewis Calvin (c). McWhorter David. Millican J. N., Mize D. A., Montfort Emanuel (c), Montfort John, Price Jacob (c), Prior Anthony (c), Prior A. S. Mrs., Prior Dennis (c), Prior Edmund (c), Prior Green (c), Prior J. M., Prior L. A., Prior M. E., Sparks Linton, Sutherland Lafayette, Tanner Jefferson, TumlinN.J.,

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Wilkes Henry (c), Wood L. R., Alston W. A.,

II Bird J. M.,

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Cannon Thomas, ' Carter JoeL

II 11

Carter J. H., Davison W. H.,

11 Dupree H. J.,

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Dupree J. H., Faust D. F.,

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Faust Peter, Goes 8. E., Green B. 8., Query John, Hudson Milton, LawH.. Law John W., Little Edmond, Logan M. G., McRae H. V.,

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McBaeJ. 0, McBae W. W.,

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Croll Mary J. Mrs., Dunn Augustus C.,

Parker Lamb, Puuiam John, Smallfried James M., Thomas J. E..

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Ellison Francis C., Ellison John A., Ellison William H., Gamble John W.,

Thornton J. T.,

Hanson Martha C. Mrs.,

Wesson P. V.,

Harris Ezekiel, A. J.,

Bingham A. W., Bingbam J. S., Bingham T.,

Puckett Stati1o1 n "

Harris John J. H., Hunt Mary L. Mrs., Hunt Sidney A.,

Camp H. W., Camp J., Camp J. A.. Camp W. G., Cauch H.. Cauch J. M.,

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Hunt Thomas J.. Ingram Sarah Mrs., Kellum Robert H., Kelhim WiUiam R., McDaniel Daniel H., McDowell James,

Chandler F., Dodds W. H., Heam R. A., McClure J. B., Martin A., Martin F. N., Martin H. A., Moore S., O'Bryan W., Smith L, Windham J., Young J.,

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McDowell Peter T., McDowell & Taylor, Mays James D., Melson Benjamin F., Melson William P., Milling John, Pound Jamet>. Russell David R., Smith James B., Smith Louisa J., Smith P. E., Smith Samuel H.,



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Terry John S.,

II.

Wilburn Martha W. MM*'

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Woodall William,

Carter J. W.,

Rabun Gap-

Carter T., Curtis W. A., DillardJ. B., Greenwood G. A., Kelly G. W. L.,

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Qanlden C. S., Groover Alien, Hunter Abram, Johnson Isaac, Jones M., Jones Thomas T., Morton J. O., Spell John, Spain Frank J., Turner H.G., Wallace William, Watson Jackson B., Wilson William R., Young Silas M., Bishop Sarah A., Brace John M., Chapman William D., Collier Isaac B., Collier Nathan R. H.. CookeJohnJ., Croll Carrie E. Mrs., Croll Jane Mrs.,

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Martin A. J., Moore W. N., Neville J. M., Ritchie J. M., RitchieR-B., ScruRRS J., Ball T. S., Beavers W. J., Berry W. H., Brooks A. P., Cassady R. W., Cook G. W., Dorsett J. R.,

Ealam W.,

Quito Echols R.,

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Garrett P. Mrs., Gilkerson H. W.,

it it it it

Herron W. G., Hill C. D., Holland J., Johnson J. W., Lovelace B.,

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FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, C* Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Prop'rs, 87 A 29 Broad St.

BAC

200

BED

Lovelace J. H., Pool J. C., Simms J. G., Wheeler J. V., Wyatt R.. Bridges W. A., Clements D. G., Gaskins William, Knight J. D., Knight J. G., Lamb W. J., Adams John, Calhoun Samuel, Davis Arthur, Davis Arthur Jr., Davis Isharn, Davis Thomas, Davis William, Ininn John, Ganus James, Gillis Archibald, Gillis Hiram, Gillis Neal,

Raccoon Mills Jolly W.,

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Merrett D. S., Nesbitt R. H., Robertson W. A. J.,

Robertson W. J.,

Bay's

Maills " it it "

Adams A. Q., Aiken J. C., Carroll G. Rev., Cox J. R., Crenshaw D., Crump J. W.,

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Dickson J., Dickson W. B., Hall A. J., Ledbetter J. P. Rev., McCoy B., McCoy B.,

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Mabiy James. MabryJ.W., Mabry T. M., Morgan J., Quillian J. M.,

K Smith B.,

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Joict; Henry, Kent William. McCrimmon Archibald, McCrimmon J. A., McCrimmon William,' Miller David, Miller John, Miller John N., Miller Joseph, Miller Joseph Jr., Miller Thomas A. Jr., Miller Thomas M., Phillips John, Register R., Sellis Norman, Williams Thomas F.,

II Vanderve B. P.. Adams Sbadracn,
11 Alien John H., II Baker B. F., II Baker William, II Bonds Harrison, II Brogden Calender B., II Brown Gideon, II Bryant James B., It Buffington John J., tl Camp Andrew J., II Camp Reuben T., " Carroll Nelly Mrs., II Creel Josiah C., tl Cook Burton W., ft Cook Isaac,

Red Oitak it it " it ii ii it ii 11 a " "

Williams H. R. Rev. Williams J .G., Coe W. A.. Cooksey William,

Red Branitch

Cook John W., Cook J. H.,

Red Ciliay

Cook William N., Crane James E.,

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Hannah Hugh. Hannah J. W., Hannah Thomas, Jones J. A., Jones T. A., Lusk J. N. B., Lusk Samuel, Parker S. H., Reufroe Thomas, Tucker William, Varn. 11 John, Waehburn H. K., Weatherly W. H., W bitten J. P., Harris J. 'IV, Harris W. B... Holland M.,

it it it ii it

Davis Lewis, Dodd George M., Dodd John S., Dodd Thomas E., Docison H. C., Flynn Thomas,

it it it it it

Flynn W. J., Grizzard Thaddeus, Grizzard Thomas J., Hefflin Frances V. M. Mrs.,Hempley Adam B., ' Henghie James T.,

Jockson Matthew E.,

Jeans John B.,

Red Bitud "

Kersey L. H., Kite David, Lee James E.,

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Popular Route from Atlanta.

BED

201

BEY

Little Reuben H.,

Red Oak Mullis W. H.,

Reedy Springs

McWilliams James L.,

Rogers J. T.,

Mason J. G., Mims A., Mima D. D.,

Shepard James M.,

II

Shepard J. R,

II

Thomas D. W.,

II

Minex William, Morgan Catherine Mrs., Morgan John H., Newborn Joshua L., Noland Cristopber, Okneel Jane Mrs., Peters George A Co., Roberta W. J.,

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Thomas James W., Witherington W. A., Wondard J. Z.,

II Alexander B. H.,

u Alexander John,

II Clifton J. EL,

II II

Collins P., Godbee W. W.,

II
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u II II

Smith Elizabeth Mrs.,

Harley W. J.,

cc

Smith John B. J.,

Kennedy Joslab,

II

Smith Martha E. Mrs.,

Mattox A. J.,

II

Smith Walton H.,

Mattox J. T..

II

Snttles F. G.,

II Mattox W. E.,

II

Battles Isaac,

Mosley William K,

II

guides J. B. Jr.,

Rogers J. B.,

It

Thames J. A.,

Sliarpe A. J.,

It

Thames John T.,

Smith Williams,

II

Trlmble Georgiana Mrs.,

South well W. E.,

"

Vincent Martha A. Mrs.,

Strickland H.,

"

Walker Harrison,

Tootle C-,

"

West Charles J.,

Williams A.,

"

West Eoyd, West WllHs H., Woights J. T., EstesF. M., Madden R. A.,

Williams P. A.,

"

II Bryant D. Rev..

Repose*

II Holcombe William J~

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Reed Creek Rcid H. T..

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Reid W. EL

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Moore A. B., Weldon J..

Staigbt R T. Rv.,

"

Bennett Hampton, Reppard's Mill

Weldn J. N..

BonlriKht C. J. D.,

Allagood E. T.,

Reedy Springs Booth Irvln R,

Allagood Hardy,

Davis Ivey,

Allgood L,

u Dickereon J. R,

Allgood Leroy,

u Rickersou R G.,

Barrens John H. Jr.,

Drawdy J. J.,

Beding Andrew,

GritBths John,

Clark A. B.,

Higbsmith John C.,

Clark E. Mrs.,

Hodges Edward C.,

Clark T. E.,

Hodges John M.,

Crumpton John E.,

J fiords J. M..

Green Stephen,

Eight James M.,

Hobbe John,

Manor E.,

Holliday W. P.,

Smith David,

.

Hudson L. H.,

Smith H. C.,

Juhnsou T..B..

Smith John P.,

Joiner B. C.,

K Tullis Henrv,

Joiner J. M.,

II Strickland W. J.,

Joiner W. D.,

II Adams Julia A. Mr?.,

Knight Green B.,

II Amerson Sarah Mrs.,

Knight John T.,

II Amerson Thomas J.,

Knight K. G. B.,

II Beall Jesse D.,

Lock John R,

(I Beeland David,

McCraeken Jbhn,

II Beeland Zachariah,

McDaniel G. W.'

II Bird Robert,

McDaniel John R,

II Bird Warren,

MullisJ.M., '

II Brooks ElizHbeth Mrs.,

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202

RED

Brown James W., Calhoun Albert L..

Reynolds Parr William W., Philmcm John W.,

Reynold*

Calhoun Appleton M.,

Posey Miah,

Carithers William H.,

Ricks Isaac J.,

Cody Robert D..

Rigsby Green,

Cooper Alexander G.,

Rogers William R.,

Conrsey John E., Cox Edward,

Saylor John J., Saylor Lizier (c),

Dickson Curry B., Dukes JamisM., Dokes Samuel, Dukes Samuel L., Doprlest Francis M., Dnpriest Greene, DwightJohnT.,

Sherley Rhoda Mrs.,

Stuckey A.,

H Taylor C. A. Mis.:

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Taylor Mary A. Mrs., Tune William,

Whatley Susan Mrs.,

Whlttington Alien,

Fickling William H., Frasier Benjamin F., Garrett Jesse, Glover Francis E., Glover John P., Goodwin Jo-e|ih U., Gray James H., Griffith Francis M., Griffith William L.. Heath Nettie Mrs., Hines & Goddard., Holbrook Henry C., Horton Everett H., Humphries Dubose, Humphries Effle Mrs., Ingram George W., Ingram R. T., Ingram William H., Jones Mary Mrs., Kennedy Theresa A. Mrs., Kilby William S., Lawrence H., .Lockett Solomon H., Long Henry H., Lucas James T., Lucas Little B., McClendou Elijah fc), .McDaniel George M., MxxDowell George F., Mclnvail Napoleon '!'., JMcKellar John D., .Marshall Cbesley B., Marshall Thomas J., Matthews George W., Matthews Washington L. H.,

Whittlngton John,

"

WigRins Catheriue B. Mrs.,

"

Willis Joab,

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u Windbam Abe),

"

II Windbam Margaret M. Mrs., "

II Windbam Reuben,

"

II Windham T. J.,

"

II Winters Jumes,

"

11 Alien B. F.,

Riceboroug

II Anderson G. A.,

II Deal Zack,

II Jackson John A.,

(I Jackson Joseph,

II Jones W. A..

II King Roswd),

II Lyous F. S.,

11 Winn A. F.,

II Winn J. W..

II Black R. C.,

Ricbland

II Clements T. W.,

II Clements William N.,

II Hester T. G.,

II It

Kimbrougb L. B., Mabry W. I.,

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II MeyerT. A. H.,

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II Ponder E.,

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II Prothes E. J.,

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II Shepherd Albert,

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.1 Cawley John, Richmond Factory

II Cawley William F.,

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II Davis William H.,

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II Kilpatrick Washington L.,

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II Rhodes William W..

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II Whitehead Henry W.,

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" Brett H. 8.,

Riddleville

Meakes James,

" Brown Jesse,

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Jfitehell John D..

" Bryan J. M.,

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NeislerJohnH.,

" Bryan Peter,

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Nelson Nathan W.,

" Bryan W. G.,

Neweom Benjamin F., Newflom George W., Newsom Napoleon B., OMver G. W., Pmties Henry A., Parks William G.,

Clarke W. E.,

Curry Mary Mrs.,

Davis B.E.,

'

Davis Temperence Mrs.,

Dickon J. T.,

Dicks G. B.,

"

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line from Macon.

' RID * Dicks James H1.,
Dudley Charles H., English Wilson M., Fortes Robert H., Fountain Ivey, Folghum William EL, Hammock James A,, Horton J. J., Hyman Charles B., Hyman John J., Jackson Alien, Jackson George W., Jackson Irwin, Josey E. J., Josey Henry A., JoynerW. J., KinxJosiahT., Knight Russell, Minor J. M.. Morgan J. H., Moye George J., Page Andrew J., Page James E., Paradise A. J. Mrs., Pone Rhodes G., Biddle William C., Boberson W. R., Bogers A. L., Rogers Robert P., Boughton Albert L., Bosnia W. R., Sheppard Eaton, Sheppara Henry P., Sheppard Wiley ST., Smith Eben B., Smith J. M., Smith Samuel, Tanner Isaac, Tanner John T., Thigpen Green B., ViningA. M., White Green B., Anderson J. H., Anderson J. R. Anderson TS., BellS. L., Brown W. A., BryanJ.R., CampJ Camp W.,
Edwards J.7 Edwards R.' Edwards W., Pelker J., ' Fuqua C* Gordon T.,
Harris G.'p., Harris J. W.,

203

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Harris W., Fobe I. R., Johnston J. H., Kittle M.,

41

Ringgold
41 41

Liondon H.,

41

II [owe N.,

II

II McCallaG.B.,

41

41 Tipton L.,

44

41 Ward J. P..

41

41 Williams &,

II

II Berry John A., Bobertson's Store

41 Bird Wilson,

11

41 Borders ---- Dr.,

41

41 Brindle John, 41 Brown James,

*!II

11 Brace Alexander,

41 Causby Robert,

44

41 Causby William, 41 Couch Isaac,

V 44*

41 Couch John,

41

41 Davis Henry,

41

41 DavisHilh

44

41 Edwards Isaac,

44

41 Edwards Thomas,

44

41 Ellis William,

41

41 Gasaway Jefferson,

<4

41 Goswick Andrew,

41

II Johns James,

44

II Montgomery Samuel,

II

II Oliver Harris,

44

II Petty James,

44

41 PuUiam John,

U

41 Quinn Albert,

II

41 Reel John,

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41 Roberts William,

44

41 Roberts Willis,

41

41 Robertson Matthew,

41

41 Rogers Eli.

II

41 Sexton John,

.44

II Spears William,

44

11 Stephens John,

14

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Stephens Levi, Taylor Pierce, Trimble Joseph,

41 14 II

41 Tucker John,

41

41 Walraven Berry,



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41 Walraven John,

II

41 Wilson John T.,

41

41 Bolton L.,

Rock Spring

41 Connally Jason,

41 Connally John,

41 Deck J.,

41

II Dunagan J. B.,

tl

II Evans H. J. Rev.,

11 '

II Glass William,

It

41 Henry J. M.,

II

41 Hicks A.,

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11 Jones J. J.,

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11 Leet A. T. Rev.,

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THE CHRISTIAN mDCX-Tstsblfshed B8 years ag* Jas. P. Harrtoon & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

BOC

204

HOC

Loyd H. 8., Park G. R. Rev.,

Rock Spring Russell J., Shattles G. W.,

Rocky CM*
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Richards A. N.,

Talley A.,

Smith W. H. EL, Weaver James,

ii

Talley 8. L., Tate A.,

Atkinson J. P., Crews G. B.,

Rockiai lo

Wallraven P., Alman Lubie,

Dyer N. J. M.,

" Alman William B.,

Brooks W. T., Rockdale Paper Mills Argroves Alien,

Buchcanon P. H.,

Ban er William,

Rocky Mouiint it ii

Camp T., CarrB.F., Cooper D., Johnson N. C., MixL J.. Peek J. H., Peek W. T.,

Brittain Columbus C., Brittain David (c), Brittain John M., Brittain M. M., Brittain William E., Brooks David, Butler Larkin,

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Wilson H.,

Chambliss J. B.,

11

Abbott J. K.,

Rockpile Chandler Joseph B..

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Bailey Leander B., Clark P. J., Cox James M.,

i"t ii

Clark D., Clark H. G., Cole Robert 8.,

II 11 II

Hardin Alfred,

Crouch John T.,

II

Henderson Japhet, Howard Sarah Mrs., Hulsey Joseph. Langford Josian C., Looper John A.. McGuire William M., Roe David J., Roe Thomas W., Roper Solomon D.. Smith Gilroy W., Strickland /., Strickland Pompey, Thompson Mary J. Mrs.,

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Davis Henry C., Davis William T., Dodds E. 8., Dodcls R. H. Mrs., Dollar Joseph W., Dunlap David C., Edwards Lewis H., Estes John W., Estes John W. Jr., Estes Mary Miss, Estes Matthew, Estes Nathaniel, Fleming Francis M.,

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Berton C. H., Burns C., Burns M., Cornwall 8. A. Mrs., Culpepper D., Fuller B. F., Fuller J. M,, Henson C. T., Henson J. M., House J. H, House M. J., Howington J,, Hulsey J. H., Hunter H. Ml, Johnson J. H.. Keys J. M., McClain J. A., MannJ. (c). MathusC. M., Morris W. P., Nix J. La PbilliM 8. (c). ReedV., Robinett J.,

Rocky

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Fuller Albert, Fuller James W., Fuller Sarah Mrs., Garner Joseph, Garner William, Gilbert H. T., Gill John A., Gill Olvin H., Harris Charles F., Hayes Hiram, Head William, Hide George W., Horton Matilda H. Mrs., Howard Wilcy G.. Hudleson Joseph A., Key John G. W., Leverett BiUington. Leverett Harrison D., Lovett W., McDaniel Houston 8., McDaniel Jane Mrs., McGehee Isaac, Malcomb Mahala Mrs., Malcomb William,

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TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Best Route Cast.

BOO

205

BOM

Mtlone Bennett,

Rocky Mount BriantT. F. B., i

Borne

MasaeyAsa.

Briscow Diekerson,

Mealer William, Melvin Catley,

Burley Thomas S, a Burnett George P.,

ii

Miller Caroline Mrs.,

u CampJ. H.,

u

Miller Elizabeth Mrs., Miller Martin J.,

i ii

Cheney W.W., C3yne Patrick H.,

II u

MoncreftM. M. Mrs., Morgan Mark,

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Creighton D. M.. Gumming- Alfred,

tl It

Murphy William D.,

Cunningtaam Greeu,

u

Norris Julius C.,

Dozier T. F..

II

Norris William P.,

Bcholls Anarew,

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Owen CbarJea C., Owen Isaac T., Peavy J., Perdin James P.,

11 EveJ. C..

ii <i it

Fleetwood William, Foster William G., Fonche Simpson,

Pergerson Elizabeth Mrs.,

it Freeman F. M.,

Perkcrson A. A.,

ii Freeman John R.,

Plant John W.,

i> Galliard L D..

Powiedge George F.,

ii Gammon William G.,

Quigly James, Bay George,

it ii

Gardner William M., Gibbons William S.,

Bay Nancy Mrs.,

< Harbour Burrell S.,

Beid Robert A.,

ii Harper Matthew,

Boberts James,

it Howell William C.,

Roberts Jones P., Bowe Alien J., Bowe James A., Bowe Narcissa Mrs.,

ii ii ii
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Jblmson John A., Johnson M. F., Johnson 8. 3., Jones Addison A.,

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Bowe Thomas B., Sibley Aaron,

ii Jones William B.,

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ii Jones Willinm H..

Sibley James A.,

ii King Felix H.,

Sibley William T.,

ii McCord A. P.,

Spivey James J., Stapp Nancy Mrs.,

ii Miller J.J., ii Mills John,

Stone Sarah Mrs.,

ii Mitchell William H.,

Stone William H., Strickland Ephraim L.,

ii ii

Montgomery Alex. B., Montgomery Calvin,

Strickland Franklin M., Strickland Julius F.,

ii ii

Montgomery Hugh, Montgomery James M.,

Strickland Bobert T.,

ii Montgomery Mid.

TaylorZachary, Thomas Alexander,

ii ii

Montgomery William W., Morion C. P.,

Thomas Riley, Thomson Francis,

ii ii

Murchlson Duncau, Nixon Bobert P.,

iTpshaw Frances Mrs.,

ii O'Brian G. M.,

Upshaw William T.,

ii Pennington C. M.,

Watson William,

ii Pollock J-G.,

Willingbam W. S., York Itevid M.,

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(C tforth Henry A.,

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Timmons J..

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Timmons W. J.,

II Shropshire E. J. Mrs.,

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II Smith Charles E.,

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1C Smith F. P.,

Worley G. W.,

1C Suiith George E.,

Worley Ladson.

II Smith George P.,

Worley S. C.,

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Worley S. M.,

cc Smith Jackson L.,

Applewhite B. E., Sharpsburgh Smith J. E. C. W.,

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" Smith Thomas V.,

BaJley William S.,

" Smith Willis (c),

Barnwell J..

" Stallings Jared E.,

Bobanan Martha A. Mrs..

" Steed James W.,

Bridges J. A.,

1C Stokes Augustus W.,

Bridges Mary Mrs.,

cc Thurman. Marcus D.,

Bridges T. E.,

cc Vineyard James N..

Carey William H.,

cc Willis Walter T,,

Carmicbael Patrick,

II Wynn Joseph H.,

Christopher Zebediab,

1C Wynn Obadiah,

Drake William,

cc Austin S. A.,

Farmer John J.,

Cl Austin W. W.,

Glass George J.,

cc Bell A. S.,

Glass Love,

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Glass Robert E.,

cc Christopher J.,

Goodwill John B.,

cc Collins Green.

Good win Mary C. Mrs.,

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1C Collins W.,

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Sheltonville Mayfleld William W.,

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Mobley Reuben B.,

44 Moore W. L.,

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41 Morau William D.,

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Barnes John M.,

Roberts Milton B.,

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41 Simpson Lydia Mrs.,

B irnes Oscar,

41 Simpson Robert S.,

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!< Smith Alfred A.,

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41 Smith William M.,

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11 Sparks Thomas W.,

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14 Sparks Wilkerson,

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Bridges William P.,

44 Stevens Marshall,

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41 Terry James P.,

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Butts Anthony,

41 Trammel Charles H.,

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41 Tuller O. V.,

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Colviu W. J., Cook George W.,

41 Whitebead William T.

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11 Wilkerson Charles J.,

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41 Brooks William W., 41 Brown T. T., 11 Caldwell A. G.,

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Dunn Watt B., Dunn William M., Ellison W. H., Fort Robert E., Fuller O.V., Funderburk David K., Funderburk John B., Grant A. W., Grant Calhoun M., Grant Charles P., Grant Hannah Mrs., Grant James A., Grant John A., Grant John M., Grant Joseph C., Grant S. Pois, Harris E. A.. Harris Jane Mrs., Harris J. H. Rev.. Hines Martha O. Mrs., Jphiiaey Edith D. Mrs., Koon John B., Lane James W., Livingston Henry, McCaula Bobert, McCaulB.H.&H. L.. McCaula Susan Mrs., McConnell D. EL, Mayfleld Green W.,

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41 Merritt J. C.,

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II Chambers J. S., II Chambers Thomas N., II Chambers William C., II Griffin A. J.,

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McMillan James,

Mize William,

Osborn Robert F.,

Bitch F. A.,

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Scales William G.,

Smith John,

Alien Wm.,

Armor W. B.,

Cobb J. H.,

CobbJ. O.,

Conneil T. G.,

Davis E.,

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Davis J. J..

Driskell H. C-,

Evans F. P.,

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Exum F.,

Garrison J. G.,

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Gray J.,

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Waddell A! L.,

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Cantrell P.,

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demons Z. T.,

Dixon G. W.,

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" Gibbs Taylor, " Gibbs T. A,, " Gibson G. A., Smithton Jraves H. L., " Jreen R. J., " Sresham J. M., " xresham W. H., " Juuler Henry, " Xarden B. H., " lerndon F. M., " Huuton J. W., " Hurst G. J., " Ivey W. S., " inox G. E., " jemons James, " McConuell J. E., " McGarrity R. S.,

Key George, Pitts A. L., Bickett R. P., Sturgis Laban, Batter B. F., Akers & Bro., Bowie J. P., Daniel R., Fleming J. N.,

" Mitcham J. T., " Mitx-hellJ. T., " -Mitehell W. S., " tfobley D. H., SmithviUe tfohley James L., Smyrna Mobley Joseph L.. " Mobley J. E. D., " tfobley Samuel L, " >fnb1py Thomas M.,

Hightower Thomas J., Hurt George T., Love I. B., Haner Alfred, Smith John D.,

" Vtoiitgomery W. S., " Moon J. D., " Myers R. D., " Nichols 8. 8., " Paine J. G.,

Turner Daniel ., Abercrombie T. M., Akridge William, Alien Harris, Armstead J. J., Barrett W. S., Bowie C. I,., Bowie R. T.,
Brown George R, Brown J. M7, Brown J. T., Burton A, W., Burton John C., Butler J.S., Chaffln Samuel, Chandler J. R., Chapman M. E., Colquitt H. T., Conner H. L ' Cook Joseph, Crawley V. H., Crew John, Bailey W. T., DayN. J., Easley D. N.,

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" Railford J. O. A., .

" Ragan J. W. D.,

" Reynolds DeKalb,

" Robertson Bennett,

" Robertson Green,

" Robertson Silas,

" Robinson A. M.,

" Rogers P. S.,

" Shuder A. L.,

" Sigman F. M.,

" Sigman W. T.,

" Spence J. P.,

Spence M. R.,

" Stroud O. L.,

" Upsbaw John P.,

" Vaughu F.,

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" Williams O. D.,

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Baker Theodore (!., South Newport Harris Moses W..

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Kimbrougli Isaiah,

Knowl* s William T.,

Latimer William B.,

Lawrence James J.,

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Lee Reuben N.,

Clinch Henry A.,

Lewis Josiab,

Coleman Henry W.,

Little Francis M.,

Collins John G., Crawford James, Culver German P., Culver John P., Culver Joshua L., Culver Louis E., Culver M:>ry F. Mrs., Culver Rebecca C. Mrs., Dickens John, Dicksou David, Dickson James C., Dickson Mary Mrs., Dickson William S., DuBose Charles W., Dunn Augustus F., Dunn Thomas J., . Dupree James M., Ezell Cranberry G., Flury William A., Franks Columbus. Gardiner James T., Garner James T., Garrett Mary M. Mrs., Green William G., Grimes Robert M., Grimes William IX, Guill Alexander, Harper Alfred P., Harper Benjamin I., Harper John L., Harper Wilkins J., Harris Henry, Harris James M.,

Little Frank L.,

Little John H.,

Lorin David,

McCook James W.,

McCray Andrew J.,

McCray James,

Marchman James A.,

Middlebrooks Henry L.

Monfort Alexander,

Mullally John T.,

Mullally William T.,

Neary William J.,

Northen William J.,

Pardee Samuel A.,

Pendleton Philip T.,

Perdue Reuben,

Pinkston James W.,

Powell LaFavette.,

Rachels William Mrs.,

Reese Seaborn,

Rives George S.,

Rocker Charles J.,

Rogers Henry,

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Shell Taliaferro J.,

Shivers Margaret E. Mrs.,

Simmons Benjamin J.,

Simmons Catherine L. Mrs.,

Simmons James C.,

Simmons John A.,

Simps. 11 James K.,

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Dosher Joshua M.,

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11 Boyd Georgia M. Mrs.,

Guann Andrew A.,

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Guann Frederick, Gaann George B., Guann Jacob M.,

11 Braswell Sarah Mrs., 11 Braswell William, " Brown Burrell L.,

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'1 Brown James F.. 11 Brown L. Q. C. D.,

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II Sheppard Matilda, II Sheppard Owen R., II Stapleton James, II Stapleton John X>.', It Stapleton & Rivers,

II Sfewart Barney. II Stone Martha E.,

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II Terrell R. T., II Terrell Stephen A., II Terrell Stephen B., II Thigpen 8. H.. 11 Thompson Eliza,

II Thompson Jane, II Thompson William,

II Thompson William B., II Thompson William S., II Trim ble Joseph L.,

II Trimble Susan M., II Underwood George F.,

II Ursey John C.,

II Vlnning Mary, II Walden Mitchell, II Williams James M., K Williams Lueius,

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II Guinn A. W.,

Btrickland 13. P., Tburman David, Watson William M., Wedgeworth W. B., Williams Lowery, Wilson Mack, Wyatt William,

1C Harrison Benjamin T., II Harrison Green B., 11 Harrison Jane Mrs., II Hart A. J. Mrs.. II Hart William BL, II Hart Zachariah T., 11 Hartley Burrell,

Bailey W. F.,

Temperance Hartley Hardy,

FteteherT.C., Fuasell T. C., Mizille G., Studstile J. B., Stndstile W., Walker M. A.,

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Hartley H. H., Hartley James F., Hartley Jobn T., Hartley Raiford. Hartley Zilpba Mrs., Hunt James A.,

Willcox C., Willcox J., Willcox J. S.,

1C Jenkins J. J., II Jenkins Owen, II Jenkins William J.,

Adams Almarine R, Btiley William, G., Barwick A. J., Barwick James T., Basbinski Bros., Batchelor Littlebury N., Bedgood James F., Braddy Mary Mrs., Bnmtley Edward, Brantley Elizabeth, Brantley G. M., Brantley James L., Brantley Joseph D., Brantley J. rf., Brantley Lucinda Mrs.. Brantley Mary B. Mrs., Brentley William G., Brantley William T., Braswell Jesse B., Braswell John A., Bridges Alexander, Brown Richard F.,

Tennuille

Jordan Claudius, Jordan F. M.,

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Jordan J. G.,

Jordan Moses,

Jordan William A.,

Jordan William J. Jr.,

Joyner B. D.,

Joyner Ellas.

Joyiier Joseph,

Kelley Lawson,



Kelley Seaborn R,

Layton Elizabeth,

Layton H. L.,

Layton JohnW..

Layton Mary J. Mrs.,

Lindsay David,

Lindsay R G.,

LindsayWilUam,

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Logan W. T., McAfee Harvey G., McMiUan G. J., Martin Joseph D,

TEN Tenn1i1lle
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FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Jas. P. Harriaon & Co., Prop'rs, 97 A 99 Broad

TEN Mason George JU, Massey Solomon H. B., Meadows Cinny S., Meadows Martha Mrs., Mayo Howell, Orr M. J.Mrs., Page Elbert R., Page Judith Mrs., Peacock E. S., Peacock George W., Peacock Joseph, Peacock Zachariab. Philips Winifred Mrs., Pierce Hannah Mrs., Pipkins Philip J., Pittmau Elizabeth Mrs., Poole James B., Price W. T., Renfroe Enoch, Reynolds R. A. Mrs., Robison A. Mrs., Rogers Ellen Mrs., Rogers G. H., Rogers Jared P., Scott Martha A. Mrs., Sbealy Wilson, Sheppard Nancy Mrs., Binquefield M. C., Binqueneld William A., Smith Benjamin D., Smith Daniel H., Smith David S., Smith Edwin, Smith George T., Smith Henry 3., Smith Isaac L., Smith John P.' Smith Joseph D., Smith Joseph M., Smith Mary Mrs., Smith Moses D.. Smith M. G. W., Smith Sarah A. Mrs., Sriiith Thomas B., Smith T. H. & J. W., Smith William, Smith W. A. P., Starling Mills, Starling Robert P., Stephens James B., Stephens Jouas K., Sumner Benjamin P., Sumner Jane D. Mrs., Sumner Joshua B., Tison Mary W. Mrs., Tison Mathias, Trible Wiley P., Vickers James B., Vickers J. Daniel, Warn mack Daniel B.,

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Wammack William, Webster Aylesbury, Yiiliama John, iVise Elizabeth Mrs., iVise John A.. Wood Joseph M., iVood James B., Young James J., Young Robert W., Young William, Alman Moses T., Alsobrook William, Awbrey A. W., Awbrey James, Awbrey Marshall T., Awbrey T. M. Jr., Baird John T., Cook MiUedge,

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Davis W. L., James John H., James J. L., Moody B. B., Wilson James A., Black J. B. Jr.,

K Black T.,

II Black T. H.,

II Black W. T.,

ll Blalock B, W.,

II Burnett W.,

II Collier I. C.,

II Collier K. M.,

11 Colquitt H.,

11 Fambro A. G.,

11 Pullerton W. B,,

II Garland W. T.,

11 McAndrew W. B.,

II McDaniel W. J.,

II Matthews P. P.,

II Middlebrooks L. N.,

II Rose E. W.,

II Rose J. T.,

II Rose J. W.,

11 Rose T. E..

II Stephens W.,

11 West B. C.,

II Williams J. P.,

II Adams 8. Samuel.

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II Alexander John B., II Arnold John T., II Battle John B., It Blackshear Thomas E., ll Bruce Robert J., It Bryan Lucius C., ll Chastain John T., It Cocbran & Twitty. 11 Cook Oliver H., l Forrest Daniel T., II Futch Moses M., II Hamilton John, II Hastings A. W.,

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Popular Route from Atlanta.

THO

233

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Hawkins Benjamin F., Thomaaville BoyU John H.,

Isaac Moses,

1C Boyd John T.,

Jones Samuel J.,

II Bradshaw Jverson,

Knapp William,

CI Bradshaw Woodson.

Linton James A.,

II Burnside F. D. Mrs.,

Mclntosh Daniel,

II Buriiside Thomas R,

Mclntyre Archibald T.,

II Bussy Charles EL,

Mclntyre Hugh,

II Byrd Byron,

McK.ee James A.,

II Byrd William,

McTyre Edwin L.,

11 Handler John H.,

Miller James,

It Jason John H.,

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Mitchell Bobert Gy

II Cloud Obadiah 3.,

1C.

Mitehell Thomas C.,

ll Clyatt Thomas,

It

Norris Green J.,

II Collius John A.,

1C.

Peacock W. Dudley,

II C.'llins William A.,

It

Pittman J. T. & Bro., Prevatt A. F.,

II
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Curry M. W., Curtis John M.,

(C. It

Reid James R,

II Curtis Walter S.,

1C.

Hobinson John R,

II Davis Elisha,

It

Seward James L.,

II Davey William,

1C.

Smith James 8.,

II Douovan Frank,

It

Smith Milton C.,

1 Dozier James A.,

1C.

Smith S. Alexander.

Dunaway Alpheus,

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Smith Will iam F.,

1 Dunu William A.,

It.

Steg^ll William,

1 DuuJiinKtou F. H.,

II.

Thompson Edward O.,

I Ebbins Nicholas,

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Williams Walter W.,

It Edwards Elvira J. Mrs.,

1C

Winn Francis J.,

11 Edwards James M.,

II

Wright Arthur T?.,

I Farr David T.,

II

YoDDg Ellas R,

I Fair Bobert F,,

1C

Young William J.,

' Farr William,

II

Balrd J. R Jr.,

Thomas' M lls Faueett Anderson W.,

II

BoosJ.J.,

1 Finch Elani,

1C

Btoaeton W. K.,

I Fulbright John A.,

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duo W. A.,

I Fulton Montrevale C.,

1C.

Caisey W. D., Cronie S. H.,

1 Oandelet Edward. 1 Gardener E. F. Mis.,

11 cc

Foster & Foster,

1 Geeter James,

ii

Qwinnett B.,

I Geisling Warren W.,

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I Meyer R, Nowell J. W.. Parks J. H., Pirfcle P. P.,

' 1 Gerald H. W.,

1C.

II Gibson Cieero,

it

II Granade Felix,

ii

It Granade George W.,

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ShawG.,

II Griffin G. R,

ii

TiUhaw A. H.,

II Hagaman James,

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Toggle J.W.,

II Hains E. C.,

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T^e W. B(.,

II Hardaway James,

1C

WflnamaC.,

11 Hardin Julian,

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Adkins Aaron J., AdkinsDauielT.. Adkins L., Andey Elam, Ansley James, Armstrong George P., Bacon Edward B.. Bacon N. C. Mrs., Barksdale Patrick H.,

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Harrison Benjamin, Harrison Edward S., Hayea William, Hillman Joseph, Hobbs Jarne* W., Holiman F. Walker, Holiman Nancy F. Mrs., Holiman Samuel B., Holzendorf John L..

1C 1C 1C 1C 1C 1C 1C 1C
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Barfc8jaleT.H.Mrs.,

1C Hughes Elijah,

II

Botwright E. F..

II Humphrey Xoel,

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Boyd Hesekiab,

II Hunt E. Mrs.,

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THO

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Ivey Andersen, Ivey Sebron, Jackson Absalom, Johnson Augustus A., Johnson David B., Johnson Effle Mrs., Johnson Francis M., Johnson S. B. Mrs., Johnson William H., Jobnston William A., Johnston Zachanab, Jones F. E. Mrs., Jones Moses, Kendrick Joseph T., Kendrick William G., Key Nancy M r., Langford Hdllery, Langford Jane Mrs., Langford John E., Langston Jamett A., Lansdale E. E., Lazenby Addison,

Thomson Bamsey Jane Mrs., " Beese Benjamin, " Beese Joel. " Beese Madison J., " Beese Martba Mrs., " Beese 8. J. Mrs., " Beese Vincent, " Beeves John M., " Beeves Robert, " Beeves B. B., " Beeves Walter, " Roberts Andrew J., " Booking Lavinia, " Boney Henr\ C., " Rowland Hilly Mrs., " Buark S. J. Mrs., " Buark & Lnngston, " Samuels Benjamin, " Scott Henry, Scott Join. H., Shields Erasmus A., Shields Jolm F.,

Lazenby Harriet Mrs., Lazenby Penelope,

Shipp Thomas A., SillsDavid,

McDonald Andrew, McDonald Mary Mrs., McOord George D., McCord Martba Mm., MeCorkle Hrzekiab, McOary James D., McMatb Lavfnia Mrs., May James C., May John T., Montgomery David H., Montgomery David P., Montgomery James F., Montgomery Jesse D., Montgomery Sarah A. Mrs., Montgomery William H., Moore Joseph W., Moore Margaret O. Mrs., Morgan Joshua W., Morris Henry J., Morris Jesse J.. Morris J. B., Morris William D., Murray L. P., Murray William H., Neal Jame- B., Norris James, Norris Solomon. Otyson Susan Mrs.,

Sistrunk Richard, Smith John E., Smith Lloyd C., Smith Moses, Smith William S., Speer Ann M. Mrs., Stanford George B. Mrs., Steed Jane Mrs., Stokes Josiah E. Mrs., Stone William H., Story Andrew J., Story David G., Story Uamuel, Stovall Gtorge P., Stovall John T. Mrs., Strother Alpbonso, Sutton Booker G., Thomson William, Thrasher A. B., Tutt William D., TJsery James F., Wade James F., Wade William E., Wade W. S., Wall James M., Waller J. B., Warr William, Watson Sarah L. Mrs.,

Pascal Fannie Mrs., Pearce Bobert H., Perry Albert E., Perry Joel, Perry Jonathan, Perry William F., Pi Its William, Pounds Madison,

a ii

Watson Thomas E., West Thomas B.. Wheeler P. A. Mrs.,

Wiggins Thomas,

Wiley A. E. Mrs.,

Wiley John G.,

Wilkerson A. B.,

Williams H. O.,

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TAKE the QEO"CIA RAILROAD, the Short Line from Macon.

THO

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WUlingham Benjamin A., Willingham Ellington B., Wilson Elias, Wilson Elias Jr., Wilson James R., Wilson Marion, Wilson Mary A. Mrs., Wilson Walter D., Woodall Jesse, Woodall William, Wray Mary, Wrigbt John f.. Young Alicia Mrs., Young Louis, Young Solon J., Young Thomas B., Young Thomas E.,

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Porter Samuel, 'rather Joseph J., Scott Alexander, Smith Bethel, Smith Marion, Tabor John P., rerrell Alexander H., Terrell Buffon, rerrell Lewis H.. /erner George E., fickery J. H., iVaters Thomas, Westmorland Lewis, Wheeler Richanl, Whitehead Archer, Whitehead Joseph B., Whitlock A. J.,

Toccoa
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Bailey J. R.,

Toccoa Cannon W. F.,

Toomsborough

Brady James, Brady J. Elias, Brewer William, Brown A. M., Bryant John J., Bryant Richard, Busba William., .

ii ii ii ii ii

Clay E. W., 3ay Henry, 31ay Peyton, Davis Milton, Dean James A., Dean Lewfe, DeanO.,

11 .
M II 11 II 11

Cawthon Chesley, Cawtbon Larkin, Collins Isbam, Collins Littleton, Crawford Mack, Ciawford Stephen W., Davis John A., Davis R. M., Davis Young, Dooley Benjamin F., Duke Henry, Eskew Jasper W., GoodeJ.F., Griggs William, Haddock William, HayesJobnJ., Hayes William, Heaton Pinckney, Higgins Thomas B., Holcomb Sherwood, Holcomb Thomas, Hunter Andrew, Hunter Nathan, Jarrett Devereaux, Keeling Littleton M., fane Charles H., Lockeby Albert, McAvoy William, Martin Philip, Moseley Samuel H., Moss Andrew J., Moss Richard,

ii it i* ii ii ii i i i i i i i i ii ii K ii ii

Doke Dennis, Evans Julius, Ford George W., Ford P. C., Ford 8. J., Freeman H. M., Freeman James G., Freeman Thomas M., Freeman W. B., Holland Wiley, Jackson James H., Jones F. M., Jordan T. J., Kinney J. W., Miller A. J., Stevens James, Tavlor William, Wynn B., Bell D. M., Carmlcnael I. B.,

ii iiit ii 11 ii it ii 11 11 ii

Evans W. J., , Foster 8. Mrs., HallW. F., Head G. W., Head J. D., Kennard B. C., McElhaneyJ. V., McElroyM.D., McKibben Thomas, OgletreeR., Purifoy J. B.,

41

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MulkeyJohn, Murphy J.Ml, Myze Thomas W.,

ii n ii

Sims C. W./' Thaxton J. M. C., Thaxton W.,

II II 11

THE CHRISTIAN INbEX-Established 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

TOW Weaver W. B., Barnes C. B., Bryan James, Bryan L., Charles William, Cloningwer P., Elder William, Goble William, Goble William Jr., Godsey D. J., Griffith Levi, Keeter A., Keeter J. L.. Medlock William, Moore William, Nicbolson A. J. Nicholson P., PayneF., Bay E., RayR., Bay Ty Bay William, Boach WilUam, Busseli E., Simmons Robert, Bimmons 8. L., Simmons William, Stokes John, Warlick W., Watkins H., Wheeler E., Young E. M., Young John, Browning G. W., Clements J. D., McRae D. F.. Smith T. J., WootenW.S., Barues James G., Barron J. W., Barroii 8., Berry P., Berry T., Bradley J., Glowson J., Glow son 8., Goolsby J., GoreW.B., Haddock T., McCollough W., Marshall H. J., Middlebrooks A. J., Misser J., Mooks J., Roberts 8., RossW., Smith J., Wagner J., Wileoxton T., Winters A.,

236

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Towaliga Winters J.,

Town Creuek " u

Winters W., Daniel W., Haynes J. L., Johnson G. W.,

Tranquiili]* Track Bouck
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Callaway J. J. S. Rev., Callaway M. C. Mrs.,

ii Capeheart J.,

u Cruce R.,

II . Dyer W. 8.,

II II II

Freeman W. H. C., Giddens B. C., Harlau I. H.,

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II Harris W.,

a

II Head J. C.,

u

II Head W. H.,

u

II Henderson N. G.,

u

II Johnson N.,

u

II McCutchen B. A.,

ii

11 Pureyear H. C.,

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II Read M.,

II Read M. A..

it

11 Small M. W., 11 Thompson W.,

u ii

II Williams H. P.,

u

II Williams J.,

"

II York A. J.,

"

ll Benaflelds W. H., 11 Marsh E., II Willbanks 8. G.,

Trion Facto"ry
u

11 Bass Bennett,

Troup Factor;

II Beasly Andrew E.,

"

II Brewer Penny 8. Mrs.,

"

Towus Brooks Thomas,

"

u ii

Bruce Wilson, Brace Wilson P., Carter George H.,

Carter George W.,

Tranquiiilla u ii 11 ii u ii ii 11 u ii 11 ii ii it ii u u ii ii ii

Crawford James H., Cunningham Amanda F., Cunnlngham U. A., Dallis Leslie W., Davidson Alien, Farrow Thomas, Ferguson John. Floyd Henry D., Floyd TyraMrs., Forces James, Freeman Charles C., Fuller Bryant, Garner Frances Mrs., Garner John 8., Gates Benjamin M., Griggs Andrew J., HalTJohn R.. Hall M. A. Mrs., Hambey James N., Hardy Ann Mrs., Hardy James D., Hardy Lemuel L.,

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Hardy Sarah Mrs., Hart Edward B., Herndon B. H., Hujtnly Zachary T.,

Tronp Facto"ry ii ii

White Berry B., Williams R. M., Brown James, Carmichael Abram,

Lesley E. M., Marsh E. W., Moss Robert M., O'Neal Augustus, Parks Lucy Mrs.. Perdue Milton M.,

ii ii it it ii

Carmichael Patrick, Carmichael William, Elder S. J., Elder W. H., Hardy T. E., Harris C. J.,

Perry James O., Perry Thomas A., Roberts John T., Roberts Wiley B., Robertson J. L.. Robertson, Leslie & Co., Satterwhite Elijah, Satterwhite Stephen H., Scott Lewis E., Sivils Erastus M., Sledge William H., Sturdivant J. J., Thompson John, Traylor Robert B., Traitt James M., Walker JobS., Watts Elizabeth Mrs., White J., White Louisa 8. Mrs., White Robert S., White T., Williams James P., Wright George, Wrigbt Martha A. Mrs.,

ii ii ii ii ii it it it ii it ii ii ii n ii ii ii u ii it ii ii i>

Harwell W. A., Hunter F. F., Hunter J. D., Hunter J. W., Hunter W. J., Johnson J. D., Lynch E.G., Moses A., Perkins R. B., Russell A. C., Shell J. B., Shell T. E., Walker J. B., Cannet W., Dasher J., Davis B., Davls G. L., Edwards O. E., Futrell A., Futrell M. B., Futrell R, Hanson A., Heidt J., Lee D. H.,

Duke H.,

Tugalo Powers A. K.,

Jarrett C. P., Jarrett T. P., Mills A. L., Murphey J. M., Russell S. H., Smalley J. A., Smith T. W., WattJ., Westmoreland R. P.,

* ii ii ii it ii ii

Shearborn B., Sheerhouse J. B., Smith H., Smith S., Wilson A., Burns J. C.. Faulk G. W., Hill R, A., Hill T. G.,

Austin Archibald, Brown Anthony, Cherry Thomas R., Deck James T.. Flemister Fielding, Poster Absalom, Foster J^mes R., Harland George,

Tunnel Hiiill ii ii 11 u * ii

Vaughn C. A., Vaughn J. S., WatkinsJ. A. J., Whitehurst M. C., Abercrombie I. Mrs.. Abercrombie John H., Beard Estes, BeeE. A.,

Harland I. H., Harris William, Love Hugh R,, Love John W.,

ii ii ii

Brown Joseph, Freeliug Mary Mrs., Gaddis John, Graham J. B.,

Love Nathan,

Healing M. C.,

McCaulaCheLse, Quinn William B.,

;; Hite A. J. & Son, Lane J. P. K.,

Smith Thomas J.,

McDougal Joseph,

TWO Tunnel H"ill
Turin
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41
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4t
1C il U

Willcox's Innnnoa Agency, Oolnmtai, fa. Kawtrttd. ErtaUUhei 1810.

TWO Montgomery John, Montgomery Samuel, Perie W. J., Pltner E. S., Bider John, Sane Jacob, Sane Thomas, Simmon A. D.,J Simmon John. Gibbs Alien, Gibbs James Jr., Hannoo J. H., Hoop J. T., Summers Daniel, Summers George, Summers J. M., Warren James, Whaley James, Willis Barney, Willis Daniel, Willis D. E., Willis D. J., Willis George W., Willis Joseph, Willis W. L., Akins William A., Andrews Lunsiord M., Andrews Warren, Beazley Walter A., Bowden Elliott H., Carlton John H.. Carlton Lorenzo D., Carlton William P., Davant William F., Fulton Thomas N., Hailey James A., Hftrt John C., Harwell Samuel J., Hixon Elijah C., Overton William A., Printup Peter W., Bandle A. H. Dr., Reynolds William E., Smith B. B., Tbornton Charles J., Tbornton Otis S., Toggle William, Watson Marcus L., Alexander J. A., Carley B. M., Childs J. P., Darden J. H., Darden J. M., Durden W. F., English J., English S. G., Huddlestone W. B., Huntsville H. A., MullinsJ.Bev., Mullins S. S.,

238

VAN

Two Biiun ii u ii ii u " ii

Bedeth Z. M., White T. B., White W. P., Wilson W. G., Boyd J., Boyd J. P., Carter J., Clai borne A. J., Clniborne G.,

Ty "Ty it u 11 ii ii

Clai borne B., Davis J., Jackson A., Jackson C., Jenkins E. A., Jenkins S. H., KingJ. J..

** it ii * ii ii ii

McFarland W. W., McKee H. C., McLendon 8., McMurain J. W., Moore J. C., Odom A. J., Odom D., Odom E. H., Odom G. M.,

Union Point Odom J. D.,

41 Odom L. B.,

UnionviQii e u u
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u 11 II II 11 II II II

II Parsons G. W.,

II

II Parsons 8. U., II Bitch E.,

II
II

II Bitch J. F., II Bitch T. J-, II Stalling W. J. Bev., II WebbE. B., 11 WebbJ.B.,

II II 11 11 II

II Chandlee B. A., 11 Green G. H., II Kinnard B. P., II Walker J. W..

Vanceviulle u ii

II 11 II II II II II II II
Union viiille ii 11

Alien W. V., Bryant T. F. E., Cunningham Green, Gibbons W. 8., Jones David, Montgomery ------, Phillips B. B., Powers N. P., Prentice W. L., Presley William,

Van's Valiltw u u u u u n u u

Tippin J. B.,

"

White Alexander,

"

Butt W. G. L., Vanzant'B Stow .

ii 11 u

ChastameJ.C., Findley W. W., Forester Coleman, Garrett Joseph,

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Greenwood James, Hoper Sanford, Long Levi, Mathis Andrew J.,

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TAKE the GEOtRheGISAhoRrAt ILLiRneOW ADe,st and Southwest.

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VIE

Moody Robert P., Bay Nathan, Rogers J. L.,

Vanzant's

Store
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Morgan William S., Newton John T., Norwood Oscar,

Vemon " "

Stanley Eliaha, TiUey Benjamin M.,

Baby Joseph V.,

"

Sanders Charles M.,

"

Vanzant Lewis,

Sanders Margaret M. Mrs.,

"

Vanzant L. L.,

Simms V. J. Mrs.,

"

Vanzant W. L.,

Smith William H.,

"

Weeks Noah,

Stargel Cbivers,

"

Cooksey W. W., Varnell's Station Stinson Michael F.,

"

CoxH.,

Tatam M. 8.,

"

Eslioger D. 'L.,

Terry Thomas, -



FagalaO. H., Harris L,

Tever Thomas J.,

"

Thompson Andrew J.,

"

Hendricks M. W., Kanister B., Kanister S., Kirkpatrick C. B.. Kirkpatrick H. M., MuGaughy J. P.,

Tyson John W., Tyson Sarah Mrs., Whittaker Charles W., Wflkinson Archibald, Williams Jefferson, Williams William T.,

" " " ." ." "

On D. Gy PIckens J., Benfroe T.. Spann J. E..

Wilson James, Blair George, Orr Samuel, Benford J. H. L.,

" Viekery's Creek
." Victory

Speer M. W., Stoekberger A. E., Wilson J., Baker James P., Barnes William D., Bassett Mary A. Mrs., Birdsong Robert P., Boyd Thornberry, Cofleld John. D., Cofield Thomas G., Cofleld Thomas U., Cook James B., Crensliaw William A., Cummings Susan Mrs., Dickson William H., Dye James A.. Estes Henry T., Freeman Jacob C. C., Freeman John M., Green Eugene J., Haireton William M., Haralson Jesse B., Haralson Thomas S. E., Henderson Henry J., Hoduett John W., Houston John C., Howell Daniel W.. Hudson Asa C., Hudson James E., Jackson Eobert H.. Johnson E. B. Mrs.. Johnson L. B. Miss, Lancaster Sarah Mrs., Loyd James, MeGee & Jones, Marcham Ellen S.,

Brock W. T.,

Carten T. B.,

Chandler L.,

Vernon Darden H. T.,

tt

Garrett C. M., GtirrettE. F., McGarrily J.,

Morris G. W.,

Morris J. W.,

Power D. P.,

Word B. C.,

WordJ.B.,



Word J. O. B.,

Word W.,

Ammons T. A.,

Angelly Henry,

Barefleld Robert,

Berry Thomas J.,

Bowen Joseph,

Bowen William,

Brown W. Robert,

Bryan B. D.,

Carlisle James,

*

Carlisle J. T.,

Carmack James M.,

Christmas D. J.,

Christmas Nathan,

CleggJohnP.,

CobbJ.W.,

Cobb Thomas,

Collier John,

u it

Cribb Jeremiah, Davis Doc, Dickson James B.,

Fenn Augustus J.,

Fenn John H.,

" " " " " " " " " " " " u " Vienna
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JA8. P. HARRISON A CO., State Printers, Publisher* and BindeTs, 27 & 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

VIE Gilbert John G., Grabam William L., Gunter Guilford. Hall Nathan, Hall Washington, Heard B. A., Hill Joel, Irvin James, Jackson J. T., Johnston Morgan, Jolly Lloyd. Jordan William, Kellam Russell, Key P. H., Lane B. B., Lasseter G. I., Ionard J. F., Lewis Jasper F., McDauiel Cornelius, McDonald J. F., McDonald M., Mclver T. A., Morgan J. H., Morgan ToombsT., Moring J. H., Murray James L., Murray Oliver, Ouztz James, Owens Thomas J., Pope James, Porter John, Powell Henry M., Purvis D. G., Roland James ~R., Sangster Robert B., Simmons Julius A., Sims Samuel, Smith R. T., Speights Walter, Swearingen O. P., Taylor J. C., Thombley E. H., Trulock John, Walden Hanly, Ward Crawford G., Watson B. F., West William B., . WhiteheadB-E., Whitehead Jum.es A., Wbitsell John, WilkesJobnB., Wood Bryant A., Woodward John H., Abercrombie J. H., Bagwell C. N., Bagwell Samuel J., Bagwell Wiley H., Bag well Willis, . Barton Green (e), Beverly J. J.,

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Bevins Margaret Mrs., Bryce James, Burke Charles (c), Carnes J.,

ii Carries J. P.,

II Carnes T.,

II Chambers D. P.,

II Chambers F. M.,

11 Chambers John T.,

1< Chamber- Milton,

II Chambers William B.,

II 11

Cbappell J. L., Cheaves Allison,

II ('heaves William A.,

II Cochran J. B.,

II Conner A.,

IIII

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Duke G. R.,

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Long C. M.,

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Clements Bishop.

" Glass William P.,

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Crowder James C.,

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Flounce John A.,

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Flounce John M.,

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Flounce William M.,

Ingraham J. M.,

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a Ingrabam J. M. Jr.,

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ii McCrary John M.,

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Strozier Reuben C.,

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Swygert John,

Williams Frank J.,

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Woodall Daniel,

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Waldrop Rufus M.,

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Whittle Wiley,

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Hart Samuel,

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Johnson Columbus L.,

II Scott Walter,

Johnson David P.,

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Jones H. D. Mrs.,

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II Thompson John,

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II Todd James A.,

Kinsey Rebecca Mrs.,

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Kinsey Stephen,

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it Wellmaker Ellas,

it Wellmaker John,

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it Williamson John C.,

it Williamson Joshua C.,

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Templeton Charles T.,

" Haralson Thomas C.,

Templeton Samuel B.,

" Hogg William B.,

Thigpen Thomas D.,

" Hudman John F.,

Thomas G. E.,

Huguely George,

Thomas Jethro,

" Hutcison Merrell,

Thomas John P.,

" Irby James H.,

Tinley Washington,

" Johnson Robert A.,

Vaughn Jeremiah,

" Lambert John R.,

Volliton John R.,,

" Lanier W. C. & L.,

Walker Alexander C-,

" Little Jacob W. P.,

Walls Martha.,

" Lovelace Lucius T. C.,

Walton Erne,

" Mall James L..

Ward Charles E..

" Mall William H.,

Ward Ed win L. A.,

" Mallory John D.,

Ward Eliza,

" Mann James R.,

Ward Gilbert A.,

" Miller Jacob,

Ward James M.,

Palmer Jesse A.,

Ward Randolph W.,

It Ridgway James E.,

Watkins Elisha,

It Ridgway William T.,

White Henry,

II Rivers Aseneth Mrs.,

Wiggins Amos B.,

Sappington James L.,

Wilcox, Hands & Seales,

Sappington Joshua S.,

Wilkins William A.,

Sledge Robert H.,

Winter Berry G..

II Thompson William P.,

Winter Berry G. Jr.,

II Todd J. Scott,

Wood Emma K.,

Traylor Lucius H.,

Wynn Samuel,

" Wallace Andrew J.,

Clinch Duncan L., Waynesville Wallace Seaborn M.,

Hazlehurat L. W.,

" Ward James T.,

KingJ.F.,

" Ward Reuben W.,

Butler James M., Way's Station Warner H. J.,

Clay R. H.,

" Williams Amasa J.,

Clay Thomas C.,

" Wise Prudence,

Ellis & Jackson,

" Wise Robert B.,

Goodson Francis M.,

" Alien Dixou E.,

White Plains

Haskell Paul I.,

" Askew Algernon S.,

Keller John A.,

" Askew Augustus C.,

PelcoatJ. C-,

" Askew Benjamin F.,

Shaffer John A., Todd L. D., Alford Spire W., Anderson John W., Baker Elizabeth Mrs.,

" Barnes Joshua, " Brady Thomas B., West Point Carr Joslah, " Carr Samuel, '' Christopher William H.,

Booker Ann E. Mrs.,

(I Copeland Jasper J.,

Colley William H.,

K Copeland Jetterson F.;

Cotton Albert G..

Grant J.,

Cotton Rebecca L. Mrs.,

" Grant William L.,

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" Hubert David C. (C\

Davenport David S.,

Humphrey David F.,

Davidson Albert O.,

II Jackson James H.,

Davidson Ellas,

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KimbroughJ. W.,

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u Lesley Peter W.,

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u McDonald Robert T.,

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u McGehee M. H. Mrs.,

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McGruder Robert H.,

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McGruder Thomas S.,

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u McKee Amanda,

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a McKey John W.,

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Magruder Thomas S., Ogletree James F., Parham S. A..

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Tutt George C.,

Reese Jordan,

Walker Z. T.,

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Shephard John W.,

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Bonner J. White, White Sulph. Sp'gs Styles Clifford A.,

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" Williams Bloomer W..

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" Adams William B.,

" Adkinson & Co.,

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Golden Miranda Mrs., Golden Wrigbt W., Gray David, Gray D. W., Gray Jesse, Green David Y., Green Eliza Mr*., Green Joseph B., Gresbam David Y., Halloway L. G. Mrs., Hamricb J. D., Harris Samuel, Harris Sarah C. Mrs., Harris W. W., Hart James M., Hauswortb Jobn, Hauswortb J. J., Head Henry M., Heath H. B., Hendon Mary Mrs., Henry James, Henry Jobn G., Henson Stmford,

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Norman John T.,

Whitesburgh ["aylor James,

Wbitesburgh

O'Rear Rebecca Mrs.,

" i'hornton A. R. Mrs.,

O'Bear William,

" Threadgell A. H.,

PapeE. A. Mrs., Pearce Mack, Phillips Asa, Phillips Charles B., Phillips Jesse B., Phillips Robert P., Powril L. T. G., Powell Sarah Mrs., Prickett Russell A., Reese John P.,

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Tidwell Simon J., Tolberton F. M., burner Elizabeth Mrs., Turner L. J. A., Turner William, Turner William A., Inderwood M. P., Vincent A. J.,

Vines Eliza Mrs.,

Vines William E.,

Reese John W., Reese L. J., Reese Robert A., Reese Samuel B., Reeves Eli, Richards A. J.. Richards Martha E. Mrs., Richards Robert L., Richards William B., Richardson William A., Riggs A. H., Riggs James M., Riggs J. Q., Robison Nancy Mrs., Robison W. O., Rooks James 8., Rowe Alien, Rowe R. L., Rutledge Benjamin, Rutledge T. R., Scoggins 8. E. Mrs., Scudder Sarah, Seagraves E. A., Sewell William, Shell James J., Shelton Martin V., Sikes Thomas F., Sims H. W. Mrs., Sims S. T., Smith John, Snelgrove B. L., Spake Larkin it., Sparks William H.. Sparks & Hausworth, Sprewell M. B., Springer Robert H., Stallings George L., Stallings N. D., Steadham Thomas C., Steel F. J., Steel John M., Storey George W., Stovall Emma Mrs., Strickland John M., Btrickland John M. Jr., Stripling Elizabeth Mrs., Stripling N. S.,

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Walker Joseph L.,

Walker J. M.,

Ward Albert M.,

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White Abda,

White A. F.,

White Cornelius,

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Williams Moses,

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Williams Robert H.,

Williams William M.,

Wilson Samuel C.,

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Wilson Stephen E.,

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Winkles John J.,

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Callahan James H., Cameron Murdock,

WhitesviUe Sands Charles G., " Sands James H.,

Carrington Hensen T., Carrington Pitman,

" Sands Joseph W., " Satterwhite James M.,

Clark Elizabeth Mrs.,

" Shippy John H.,

ClineWiUiam,

Smith Hannon B.,

Cohen John T.,

II Smith James M.,

Collins Robert E.,

II Smith Owen H.,

Cook Benjamin D.,

Tally William,

Cook Samuel G., Cook Thomas M..

II Thompson James, (I Thompson William H.,

Cotton Pleasant G.,

II Thomton John T.,

Cotton William C.,

(I Truett Selvey J.,

Daniel Jefferson,

II Walker Amanda Mrs..

Daniel Nancy Mrs.,

1C Walker Mary W. Mrs.,

Daniel Tandy,

II Whittaker Mary A. Mrs.,

Davidson Albert,

It Whittaker Sarah Mrs.,

Davidson Tbnmns L.,

II Williams John E.,

Eady, Baker & Hudman, Gammel Benjamin G., Hadley John 8., Hadley Joseph J., Hadley Thomas P., Harwell Elizabeth Mrs., Hogan James E., Hood Henry (e), Hnnt Daniel H., Hutebinson Lorenzo D., Hutcbineon Nathaniel, Hutebinson Nicholas, Hutchinson Pierce B., Jenkins George W., Johnson Benjamin & Co., Johnson John L., Johnson Thomas B., Johnstnn Joel W., Jones Christopher C., Jones K. L. Mrs., Lancaster James D., McCay Perkins W.,

It Wisdom John M.,

u Wisdom William C.,

u Wood Allison H.,

u Wood Leroy T.,

II Cravens J. R.,

II Lea Robert,

If Lindsay Robert,

11 Little John,

(I Little Peter,

II Little Richey.

11 Paris Robert M.,

II Russell Aaron,

II Sbomblin A.,

II Towjisend J. M.,

It CorbittC. W., tl Corbitt Liner, II Daniel Charles,

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Paulk Dennis,

Paulk Eliiah,

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II Roberts R,,

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Friddell William L.,

Giles John S.. Hudson W. H., II McCard Joseph, II McKoy B. F., II McWhorter M. R., II Manning L. R.,

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u Stone James,

II Stone Pierce,

H Thomaston J. C.,

11 Williams J. M.,

II Williams P. M.,

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Williams W. S., Barnett B. H., Carter J. C., Fleeman W. J.. Pittard L H.,

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Arrington S. J. Mrs., Alverson Jolm G., Babb Caroline Mis?, Babb Concord Miss,

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11 BiUingslea John (c),

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11 Brown Willina (c),

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II Bryant H. T.,

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II Bryant William L.,

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11 Champion John T. & Co.,

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11 Crawford Milford H.,

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Crawford WiUiam H., Daniel A. D.,

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11 Davidson Larkln,

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<l Dawson A.,

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11 Emory Elizabeth Mrs.,

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Floyd J. C., Fuller Crawford,

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Winfleld Garner James T.,

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11 Grier William L.,

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11 Griggs A. J.,

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II Hadley Thomas M.,

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11 Hadley William H.,

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II Hall Thomas,

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II Langfont Pearce,

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II Langford William,

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MeGee James T., Wisdom's Store Buff Daniel,

Wood Lawn

McGebee Thomas,

" Cain G. W.,

Margin J. M..

" Foster W. B.,

Marshall Madison A.,

" Fox A. B.,

Mattox Charles (c),

" Harris M. W.,

MiddlebrooksJobn A.,

" Harris William G.,

Middlebrooks Matilda Mrs., " Heartsill P. A.,

Midd.'ebrooks William H., Miller D. Rev.,

" Howell B., " Keith John H.,

Mobley John,

Longbridge J. G.,

Mobley M. A. Mr..,

" Longbridge W. B.,

Mobley William L., Moore Barbara A. Mrs:, Moore Beuben,

" McGeeP., " Mclntire James, " McLane George,

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Moore Samuel,

" McLane Thomas,

Morgan James N.,

" McNeal John,-

Moss Henry E.,

" Megee N. A.,

Moss W. O.,

" Osborne W. H.,

Murrah George,

" Bane William,

Nelson John M.,

. " Tyson Warner,

Nelson Boxannn Mrs.,

" Tyson William,

Nelson Thornhill(e),

" Vining T. B.,

Nelson William,

" Young George,

Nelson William T.,

' Alford J. F.,

Woodbury

Bamsey Thomas W.,

" Alford J. J.,

Satterwhite E.,

" Barnes H. B.,

Satterwhite S. H.,

" Bowles Beuben T.,

Sherman Henry (c), Smith Jaines G.,

" Bridges John, " Brooks Isabella Mrs.,

Smith Seaborn J.,

" Brooks J. M.,

Spence, MCalvin & Co., Teal Samuel,

" Brooks Lucy Mrs., " Brown Alien,

Tucker Ethel G.,

" Brown J. G.,

Tucker J. M.,



" Chnn A. H.,

Watson J. H., White Augustus H.,

" Chun Eliza Mrs., " Cbun Elizabeth Miss,

White George A.,

" tjhun E. Penroy Miss,

White J. T-,

" Chun G. W.,

White B. H.,

" Cbun Joseph W.,

White Y. T.,

" Chun Lewis M.,

Williams Daniel J.,

" Chun Robert A.,

Williams J. P.,

" Chun Sarah J. Miss,

Williams J. W., Williams M.,

" Cbun Wilson W., " Cox Edward J.,

Williams B.,

" Culver LaFayette,

Willingbam J. T., Wright B. F.,

" Dixon A. P., " Dixon Henry F.,

Wright Mary Mrs.,

" Dixon John L,,

Zachary L. H.,

" Dixon John'!.,

Zachary Mary Mrs.,

" Dixon J. H.,

Aley Henry,

Wood Lawn Dunn John D.,

Ayers H. B.,

" Erwin E.,

BaberJ. T..

" Evans El/Jab A..

Bates M. M.,

" Fowler George W.,

Bates Bobert,

" Franklin Elizabeth Mrs.,

Bates B. B.,

" Garrett William,

Beck B.,

" Gill J. A.,

Beck WiUiam J.,

" Gill J. T.,

Bond D. W.,

" Gill W. L.,

Bond B. T.,

" Graham A.,

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Granger James N-, Harris Austin (c),

Woodbury Edmondson William, English Stephen,

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Hinton Hattie A. Mrs.,

Fluker P. A.,

Hudson Alien,

Greer James,

Jones Benjamin J.,

Griffin James M.,

Jones John B., Knight John,

Ham Frederick T., McWhorter William P.,

Lovett Byrd,

MaysS.J.,

McCaslin Robert M.,

Moss Henry,

McCleudon Willis M., McLendon D. W., McLendpn J. W.,

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Massingill Benjamia C.,

Quill William B.,

Massingill Jordan, MiU D. S., Moreland Anthony (c),

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Moreland William W., Morgan Asa W., Powell Benjamin, Powell James L., Powell Robert T.,

Tuggle William L.,

Vibbert W. B.,

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West John J., West W. D., Wilson William B.,

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Bedding Judia Mrs.,

Woodfin W. G.,

Bender Frank (c),

Young John B.,

Simms John T.,

Smith Byrd,

Steibling L. L.,

TarverG. W.,

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Tarver Peter,

Young William, Holding W. B,, Brice Thomas J., Brown P. D., Bryant Hardy,

Wooley's Ford

Taylor S. H., Threadgill Anderson,

Childers George, Cox Matthew,

Underwood James B.. Watson Alien H-, Watson Arthur H., Wheeless George E_

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Daniel George W., Daniel Thomas H., Dorsey John, Ellis George,

Wheeless Margaret Mrs..

Flournoy William,

Wheeless William P., Williams C. D.,

Jay Ervin, Jay Isaac M.,

Williams W. J., WiUiams Wilson S.f Haney Jacob, Haney Singleton, Paden Mark, Payne Enoch, BosweJl George N., Bowles John H., Bunkley Howell F., Callahan James, Cheney Enoch B.. Cox James M., Daniel James K., Davant James M. Dr., Davant W. F., Davison Charl-.a C., Davison James, Davison Joseph, Davison Robert E., Durham A. M., Durham James F., Durham Samuel D., Durham W. J.,

Julian Abijah J.,

Lathan William,

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MeBrayer Samuel B,, McClure John M. L., Martin Marion, Mauldin Vardy,

Woodville Owens John W.,

Owens S. L.,

Boark P. J.,

Robinson John E,

Robinson Peter,

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Amerson Benjamin,

Ameraon James T.,

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Pilcher William L.,

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Rachels John M.,

Redfern Caroline E. Mrs.,

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Bedfern Milly Mrs.,

Sheppard Martha K. Smith William B.,

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Spaulding John,

Spaulding Thomas,

Stavely George W.,

Stavely John W.,

Stubbs G. W.,

Tanton Martha Mrs.,

Tanton Newton,

Tbigpen Ivery

Thigpen Nancy Mrs.,

Trussell Charles J.,

Vinson James A.,

Vinson Joseph.

Walker Eliza Mrs.,

Walker George C.,

Walker John F.,

Walker Nancy Mrs.,

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Miller Mark Jr.,

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Miller Martin,

u ferguson James,

Miller Martin Jr., Mills George,

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Minor W. L., Hash A. T.,

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Nash Berry,

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Nash Henry, NashR.B.,

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Hash Thomas, Nash W. J.,

tl lulaey Daniel, 11 ngram 8. G.,

Nash W. T.,

II ames William,

Paden Samuel,

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Pounds R. D., Price G. W., Richardson E. J.,

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Scott J. M.. Simms G. W., Watson F. M.,

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Williams J. H..

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Bason Fannie Mrs., Bason Isaac R., Bryant William P. P., Corder William, Davidson John, Dunbar D. C., Feagin Henry S., Frederick Augustus M., Frederick Joseph N., Hudson David B., Johnson Robert W., King Angius McD., King John, Lewis Stephen H., Lewis William H., Newman John P., Perminter David J.f Renfroe John D., Reynolds Thomas, Scarborough George W., Scarborough Green N., Scarborough J. B., Self Jefferson, Blocum David M., Slocum John S., Smith George W., Sullivan Alien, Thomas Luther J., Vinson Joseph S., Watson Richmond H.. Watson Thomas T., Wellborn Cornelius B., WittJ.,

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CAMPBELL, HALL & CO., Manufacturers, 110 & 112 Nassau Street, New York.

D. F. Willcox.Oolvm'biu, Gtenl Innxuioe, Tin, Xulna, lift, Aoclient. Eitatliahed IMS. 262 PRINTERS5 WAREHOUSE.
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TYPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY,
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Cor. Duai\e and I^eade Sts., NEW YORK, U. & A.
A large stock of English and German Faces, PLAIH AHD ORHAMKKTAL,

AU Tjfpe cut at this Establishment is numuftctnicd bom the Jfetal known w
"CONNER'S UNEQUALED HARD TYPE METAL

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STATIONERS' SPECIALTIES!

Dennlson's Tourists1 Tags for Trarelets.

STRATTON'S Onnuned Labels and Gammed Paper of all Colon; Legal and Notarial Sealg; Folding and Fancy Tickets; Mentzel's Patent Suspension Kings; The Star Copying Pads; Denniaon'a Game Counters; Wedding Cake Boxes; Visiting and Playing Card Cases, Etc., Etc.

DennisorTs Targets for Rifle Practice.

Phillips' and Stereos' Hook and Clasp Tags; KlmbaJl's Self-Fastening Tickets; Andenon's Improved Suspension Hooks; Foetal Envelopes; McGiU's Paper Fasteners, at Hannfactnrer's discounts; Dickinson's Robber Bands; Dennison'g Bzcelslor Sealing Wax, Etc., Etc.

TTGOTTD DAT>CDO Proprietors" Globe "nd Centennial Prize "Excelsior" and 1 lOO U Jl F Al JllVO. Importers of English Grass Bleached and Colored Tissue
Papers from the celebrated 39 Mill. Proprietors of " Sflver White," best article for polishing Silver, and Miller's
"Jewelry Cleaning Casket," and " Silver* hue Casket."

JEWELERS' BOXES, Jewelers' Cards, Pink and White Cotton, Fine Twinee, Etc. Etc.
DRUGGISTS' BOXES, Apothecaries' Powder Papers and Counter Papers, Dennison's Shaving Papers.

DEKNISON'S ABSORBENT COTTON,
For D&tsl and Surgical Purposes.

All of our Goods are for sale by Dealers everywhere, and by
Dennison Manufacturing Co.,

19 Milk St., Barton;

198 Broadway, New York;

63O Chestnut Street, Philadelphia;

169 Vine St., Cincinnati;

1O2 Madison St\, Chicago;

4O9 Washington AT., St.

.

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Prop'rs, 27 A gQ Broad St.
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WARM SPRINGS,
MERIWETHER COUNTY, GEORGIA.
OPE1V -AJLL. THE
These Springs are situated on a spur north side of the Pine Mountains, 1,800 feet above the level of the sea, with a climate and scenery unsurpassed.
The Baths, six in number, ten feet square, with a constant flow of water in and through them, and from one to four and a half feet deep, are superior to any known in the United States. The analysis of the water is as follows:
Quantity............................................1,400 gallons per minute. Temperature....................................... 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Specific Gravity................................. .998
IN THE WINE PINT ARE FOUND,
Carbonic Acid Gas.............................. 1.11 cubic inches. Carbonate of Iron.............................. 3.29 grains. Oxide of Calcium................................ 4.64 " Oxide of Magnesia..............................ll.68 " Hydro-Sulphuric Acid, a large quantity. There is also within one hundred yards of the Warm Springs, a spring of cold Chalybeate water. These waters, Warm and Chalybeate, have always proved very beneficial in all cases of General Debility, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Diseases of the Skin, Urinary Organs, Rheumatism, Gout, Dyspepsia, and diseases of like na ture. On the grounds will be found all the various amusements, Billiard Tables, new Ten Pin Alleys, Croquet, etc.,--all free of charge and exclusively for the use of the guests. An Italian String Band will furnish music during the season. |~ The best of Wines, Liquors, Cigars, etc. Hacks, Wagons, Buggies and Saddle Horses for pleasure rides. tS" Conveyances to be had at Geneva, 26 miles; Hamilton, 16 miles; IJaGrange, 27 miles; Thomaston, 27 miles. The early completion of the North and South Bailroad, (about August), will place these Springs within 10 miles of its line, making it easy of access by daily stages. For further information, address
J. L. MiTJSTI-A.N',Proprietor Warm Springs, Ga.
j

L. W. SOOVILLE,
Lynchbnrg, V.

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W. E. SELDEH,
Danville, Va,

a. 3. TEB&Y,
I jndiborg, Va.

82.60 AND 83.00 PER DAY.
ATL.ANTA,
ALSO, PROPRIETORS:
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THEO. MARKWALTER'S

BEOAD STEEET, - Near Lower Market, - AUOUSTA, GA,

Monuments, Tombstones and Ilarble Work generally, always on hand or made to order. A large

selection ready for lettering and delivery at shortest notice. Several hundreds of New Designs of

the most MODERN STYLES OP MONUMENTS furnished at a lower price than ever before, and of

the best workmanship, similar to cently erected by me in this city.

that

of

the

new

CONFEDERATE

MONUMENT

here

shown,

re

Manufacturer and Dealer in
In all Its branches. Coffins, Metallic Cases and Caskets. "Will attend, all calls, day and nig-lit. I>etails of Funer
als, Hearses, Carriages, Ace.

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Important Information for the People !
SOME VERY HARD NUTS TO CRACK.

Companies have sprung np In every part of the Union lor making an "Imitation Singer Machine." Why art not similar CompanMst formedfor making imitatioiu ofoOur Sewing Ma^&iei f The public wDl draw its own inference. Odd it continually countcrfeUed; tiratt and tin, never. THKEE-Q,XJABTERS of all the Sewing machines sold thronghoat the world in 1878 were Gmronji " Singers," made and sold by The Singer Manufacturing Company.

The Singer has taken the FOIST PKIZB over ALL competitors more than Two HTODBBD Tms. WAHftYer ?the Chicago Are, the Belief .Committee undertook to furnish Sewing Machines to the needy women of that city. Applicants were permitted to choose from sir different kinds of Machines, 2,944 applicants were furnished with machines; 2,427 chose Singer Machines, and .117 distributed their choice among the five other kinds of machines! These girls were to BAKU THBTE Livrae on these machines.^WHY DID THEY TAKE THE SINGERS?

The People's Award to the Singer,

The People bought Singer Machines as follows:

1870--...........127,833 Singer Machines. 1875..........--249,852 Singer Machine*

1871..........--181,260

1876.....-...--262,316 "

1872-.........--219,758

1877..;.......--282,812 "

1873--......--232,444 ii 1874.-........--241,679 it

1878~.........~.356,432 "

Many of the manufacturers of other machines refuse to state their sales. WHY ?

BEWARE OF BOSU8 AGENTS AND SPURIOUS MACHINES! ao

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Principal Office, 34 Union Square, Hew York.
The Singer Manufacturing Company has 1500 subordinate offices In the United States and'Cana da, and 8,000 offices In the Old World and South America.
^-Machines sold on lease or Installment plan.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO., 4 Marietta St^ Atlamta, G*.
G. W. LEONARD. Agent.

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McFEERAlT, SHALLCHOSS & CO. PORK PACKERS
-AND------

LOUISVILLE, KY.

Special to Ham Dealers and Consumers.

As there are many inferior and common sweet-pickle "hams being palmed off as genuine sugarcured, we have thought best to warn dealers and consumers against the imposition, and at tbe same time call attention to our famous MAGNOLIA BAMS, regarding the excellence of which there can be no question. For sixteen years they have been subjected to the severest tests in all climates, and have attained the highest reputation wherever used. Like everything of really superior quality, they have steadily and firmly grown in favor, and now oar warmest competitors are almost ready to concede the superiority of which the general public has long since been aware.
From a cure of 7,5(0 hams in 1863 they have annually increased, and in 1873 the distribution of these hams amounted to 375,000 pieces, the largest cure ever made of strictly winter migca^curat canvascd hams. Even this unprecedented number was not equal to the demand.
We cure under what we consider the best formula known, and with the purest and most expen sive ingredients. No expense is spared in handling, and everything is done known to the hamcurers1 art to render them absolutely perfect. They are cnt in the interest of the consumer, avoid ing all waste; cured uniformly, and are jnst as represented--the perfection of sugar-cured hams. That there may be no doubt as to their quality, we, with entire confidence, guarantee them to be tinfurimteed in cut, care, delicacy offawr antl etyle of package by any hams in the world. We be lieve them without eqnal, and the universal favor with which they have been accepted would justify this conclusion. There is no economy to either dealer or consumer in using the cheaply cured imi tations, when at a shade higher price the MAGNOLIA can be obtained. flaWmeindgolanboeltsp, raerteenbde"t--o --co--mp--etJe ~in p"r--ice*w---ith-t-h--ep--oo-r-gr-ades--th--at-,-w- ith_,_h.ig_h-so, u_n,d_i.n=g_^n-a_m,_e.s*a.,n.d-

price of cheaply and

matllty considered, e'

. ,, - -,, ,_._._._______ ___ _.

The dealer who sells MAGNOLIAS will find them more ready sale. The consumer is compensated

in the excellence of flavor. Dealers can onler them direct from us, or through the principal brokers

in the levding cities, and always at as low price as such cure can be furnished. Consumers may

prevent their grocers furnishing them poor hams at full prices, as many are inclined to do, by call

ing for MAGNOLIAS, and thereby compelling them to keep the "best, which are always the

cheapest."

________

Below yon will find figures shoving the increase of the Annual Cure of the

MAGNOLIA HAM.

From 7,500 they have already attained a Cure of 375,000 Pieces. 1863.................................... 7,500 1871.................................... 125,000 1864.................................. 15,000 1872.................................... 175,000 1865.................................... 22,000 1873.................................... 200,000 1866............;....................... 42,000 1874.................................... 225,000 1867.................................... 75,000 1875.................................... 250,000 1868.................................... 92,000 1876.................................... 300,000 1869................................:... 110,000 1877.................................... 341,000 1870.................................... 118,000 - 1878-....................... 375,000
THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING IS IN THE EATING."
McFERRAN, SHALLCROSS & Go.

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Brinly's Universal Plows. I
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We manufacture a great variety of Flows, suited to every Mnd of soil and work, one of the mostpopular of which is shown in the cut.
Send for complete Illustrated Price List free. BRINLY, MILES & HARDY, Sole Mnfra.,
Kaln and Preston Streets, ...... LOUISVILLE, CT.
KENTUCKY LEAD AND OIL COMPANY. X.OITI&VTX.I.
Manufacturers
OF

The Kentucky brand of White ted is Guaranteed not only Strictly Pare, bat Unsurpassed in | Fineness, Whiteness and Covering Capacity. E^~For sale by Dealers generally.

J. HASLETT, President.

L. LEONAET, Secretary.

, Proprietor,

Betail Dealer in
HNS wnnsl LIQUOBS, CIGABS, TOBACCO, nc.

ST'Also, constantly on hand, FKESH MILWAUKEE BEER on Draught,

and BOTTLED ST. LOUIS BEER.-

No. 13 Bay Street,

Brunswick, Ca.

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Furnishing Goods and Hats.

30 YEARS EXPERIENCE,

NEW STOCK,

LOW PRICES,

_____

CONFIDENCE I

No. 18 MARIETTA STREET, ATLANTA.

We have seen Dr. Eimbro'B Goods, and prononnce his establishment np to what Is promleed In his advertisement.

. C. * J. F. KISER * CO.,
Importers and Jobbers of

OODS
BOOTS, SHOES,

Pryor, corner of Wall Street, (opposite Kimball House,)
ATLANTA. GA.

TA VF the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the

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Popular Route from Atlanta.

GEORGIA
STATE G-AZETTEEE
And Business Directory,
FOR 1879-8O.

This section of the work embraces an alphabetical arrangement of all cities, hamlets, towns, villages, etc., whether postoffices or not; giving a brief description of each, and following with an alphabetical list of all business and professional citizens therein.
. NOTE.--Where a resident is a planter only, the name will be found inspecial list beginning at page 41.
All larger places received a personal canvass, while information of smaller towns was obtained mainly from postmasters.
Every effort has been made to secure correctness, but it was found impossible to gather statistics, etc., from a few points.

GENERAL ABBREVIATIONS.
adv.............. advertisement dlr.......................dealer prin...................principal agt....................... agent S. or e...................... t-ast propr................. proprietor aest................... assistant es......................east side rd......................... road av.......................avenue genl.....................general ret........................ retail bet........ ...........between ins................... insurance S. or s....................sooth bkkpr........ .....bookkeeper mdse...............merchandise se....................south east bldg....................building mkr......................maker S3....................south side elk........................clerk mnfr .............manufacturer sw..... .............sonthwest (c)...................... colored nr... ..................... near sec....................secretary com mer. .commission merchant N. or n....................north snpt.............superintendent co.................... ..county me........ ...........northeast treas.................. treasurer cor....................... corner ns....................north side W. or w.................... west dep...................... deputy nw...................north west ws.............. .....west side dept.................department opp....................opposite whol.................wholesale dist......................district pres...................president

RAILROAD ABBREVIATIONS.

A.G. S.R.R...........Alabama Great Southern M. &B. H-R...............Macon&Brunswick

A. & C. A.-L. By.,

M. & E. R.R..........MilledgeTille&Eatonton

Atlanta & Charlotte Air-Line Railway M. 4 N. G. R. R...... Marietu * N*ort.h Georgia

A. & Q. B. B.................... Atlantic 4 Gulf N.E. R. R......................... Northeastern

A. & s. B. R............... Angnsta & Savannah ST. AS. R-R..................... North* Sonth

A,* W. P. K.K.......... Atlanta* West Point R. R. B.'................................... Rome

B. AA. R. B...............Brunswick* Albany' S., G. 4 N. A, K. R.,

C.B.R..................................Central

Savannah, Griffin * North Alainma

E. A-L. Ry............Elberton Air-Line Railway S., R. &D. R. R.........Sclma, Rome* Dalton

K. T., V. & G. B. R.,

S. W. B. R........................ Sonthwesteni

East Tennessee, Virginia * Georgia S. AT. R. R............SanderevilIe ATenmJle

Ga. H.R....................... ........Georgia U. Co. R.R........................Cpuoncounty

M. i A, R.B.................JlaconA Augusta W. & A. R. R................ Western A Atlantic

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ABB

ADA

ABBEVILLE.

Acworth High SchoolTProf. J. C., Holmes, prin

WOcox County.

Armstrong & Smithson, fund lure

County seat; located on the Ocmulgee river, 24 miles south east of Hawkinsville, on the M. & B. R.R., the nearest depot and telegraph of fice, via which Atlanta is 175 miles distant. The place bos a small steam saw-mill, Baptist and Methodist churches, ordinary school advan tages and about 60 inhabitants. Cotton, syrup, timber and wool comprise the shipments. Mail semiweekly by buggy. W. A. McLane, P.M. Ashley C. W. Rev., Baptist Bowen Stephen, elk Superior Court Conner G. A., sheriff Davis J. W., lumber mnfr Doster N E., co. surveyor Fitzgerald J. M., genl store Fontaine J. S., co. tax collector Griffin Thomas L., co. treasurer Johnson G. W., genl store Luke James C., ordinary . McLane W. A., genl store Mashburn J. W. Hev., Baptist Mitchell Thomas C., dentist and co.
lax receiver Eeid A. A. Fy genl store Statham T. N., coroner Thigpen J. L., physician Turner Elias Rev., Baptist Turner Smith, geul store

dlrs and mnfrs Awtry & Cooper, genl store Bailey Bros., druggists and bakers Baker W. F., tel. opr Baker & Collins, genl store Brooks M. J., physician Brown Joshua, blacksmith. Coker E. R., furniture Gotten A., physician Dobbs Wyatt, blacksmith Fagan A. D., marble yard Holmes J: C., prin Acworth High
School Humphries J. R., physician Johnson A. G. Rev., "resbyterian Lawhon T. G., genl store Lemon S. &. C., genl store Litchfield E. L., lawyer and prop
Litcbfleld House Litcbfield & Perkinson, genl store Logan & Lemon, tanners McConnell J. P., genl store McEver Joseph, physician. Maeger R. C., distiller Mitcbell R. M., lawver, exp. and r. r.
agt Moore Hoyle, blacksmith Moore T. F. & Co., grist mill Nichols R. J., livery Nortbcutt J. J., lawyer Northcutt & Johnson, genl store Osborne J. C., physician Phillips M. M. & Co., genl store

ACWORTH. Cdbb County.--W. & A. R. R.

Pyron Bros., grist mill Pyron & Armstrong, genl store Rainey, McMillen & Co., genl store

Fourteen miles northwest of Mari Reed & Tupp, genl store

etta c<iurt house, 3d from Atlanta Rooney Alva C., portrait painter

*nd 105 from Chattanooga, Tenn., and sketch artist

is one of the most prosperous towns Ryals J. G. Rev., Baptist

in this section; with about 1000 inhab Singleton J. J. Rev., Methodist itants, offices of the Southern Express Smith A., physician

and Western Union Telegraph com Stokely Thomas, shoemkr-

panies, two steam flour mills, a tan Tanner L. H., genl store nery, an excellent high school and Tanner W. J.. blacksmith seven religious societies--Baptist, Tanner & Hull, genl store

Christian, Methodist, Presbyterian, Thomas A. G. Rev., Christian (each with nice brick churches,) Wheeler N. J., distiller Primitive Baptist and colored Baptist White Frank, shoemkr

and Methodist. About 6,000 bales of Williams G. C., shoemkr cotton are shipped annually, with Williams J. 8. Prof., geologist

large quantities of dried fruit, flour Wood & Cochran, genl store and leather. Several gold mines are

in the vicinity, some of which are valued very highly and paying satis factory dividends. Mail daily by rail.

ADAIRSVILLE. Sartow County--W. & A. S. R,

T. A. Rooney, P. M.

la 21 miles northwest of Carters-

j

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ville court house, 70 from Chatta nooga, Tenn., and same distance

ADAMSVILLE.

above Atlanta. Population 500. The

Fulton County.

Ootbcalooga, a small stream J mile distant, supplies excellent water, power. In the line of manufactories j there are two grist mills,--one opera- i

Seven miles county seat, is and near the Has Methodist

west of Atlanta, the a county post office Chattahoochee river. and Baptist churches

ted by steam --and a cotton factory with 18 cards, 56 looms and 2,000 spindles, employing about 70 opera tives, consuming 18 bales of cotton per week and with a capacity of 3,500 yards of goods per day, manu factured for western markets. The town is governed by a board of coun cil men . onsisting of five members. There are three churches--Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian--a nigh school and a private school. Cotton, grain and bay, with large quantities of dried fruit, constitute the exports. Express, Southern. Telegraph, West

and one school. Cotton is the chief shipment. Mail stage communica tion daily with Atlanta and Douglaeville. Population 100. A. H. G. Howell, P. M. Avery William, justice Ford J. J., carriage mnfr Jones Thomas, bailiff iMcDo-nald P., bailiff Spain Elford, blacksmith Sugars- T., shoemkr Thompson R. H., genl store Wil son A. A., notary Wilson Samuel, physician

ern Union. Mail daily each way. Joel H. Dyar, P. M.

\ ADAMSVILLE.

Alien William C., marshal

Gordon County.

Bailey Hilburn, genl store

About 4 miles northwest of Fab-

Blanton Pinckney Bev., Baptist

mount, is a small country settlement

Bow den John W. (Johnson & Bow- of perhaps 20 persons. No post-office.

den), physician

Bowdeu Joseph D., notary and jus tice
Brewer & Co. (S. H. Brewer, T. F.

ADEL. Berrien County.

Strawn), grocers

Located on a small creek near Lit

Combs Richard D., tel. opr, exp. and tle River, about equal distance from

r.r. agt

the A. & G. and B. & A. rail

Dyar Joel H., genl store

roads ; 12 miles south west of Nash

Fitten John H., teacher

ville Court House, 24 north west of

Gaines Enoch B., genl store and grist Valdosta--A. & Q. R.R.--its nearest

mill

depot, express and telegraph office,

Gash J. Lee, justice

and about 300 miles from Atlanta di

Gray John W. (J. W. &F. P. Gray), rect. The place has 30 inhabitants,

genl store

and, within a radius of 4 miles,

Gray J. W. & F. P., cotton factory Methodist, Missionary and Primitive

Gray & Venable IT. P. Gray, C. W. Baptist churches, grist and saw

Venable), genl store

mills. Mail is received semi-weekly

% Johnson Thomas, dry goods

by buggy. J. J. Parish, P.M.

Johnson A Bowden (T. Johnson, J. W. Bowden), druggists
King Jobn H., druggist and phy sician

King Noah, grist mill Layton T. M., physician

Marshall Matthew, teacher

Martin John, hotel

Stanton Elbert M., genl store

Veach J. mill.

M.

&Co. (J. M. ------

Veacb),

grist

ADAMS.

Chambers James, blacksmith Chestnut J. H., teacher Hutchiuson David G., grist and saw
mill King Jesse, carpenter Morrison D. W., shoemkr Panlee W. A. Rev., Missionary Bap
tist Parrisb C. E., genl store Shaw M. T., gin and saw-mill Smith W. P., teacher Williams Ezekiel J. Rev., Prim.

Lee County--(See Enierprite.)

Baptist

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

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AFTON.

Place, the county seat, and 24 east of VarnelPs Station--E. T., V. & G.

Berrien County.

R. R.--its nearest railway outlet, but

Situated on Bear creek, 12 miles west of Nashville, the seat of justice; is 275 miles from Atlanta, via Tifton, B. & A. R. B., which is 21 miles distant and the nearest shipping point Population 12. Mail tri weekly by buggy. G. E. Williams, P.M. Lewis M. W., carpenter and mill

Dalton is generally used for shipping purposes. Atlanta is 132 miles dis tant. Population 25. A stream known as Jacks river supplies power for operating a grist and saw mill and turni ng lathe. Churches in the vicinity, Baptist and Methodist Episcopal. Mail weekly by carrier and horse. W. C. Kirby, P. M.

wright Pardee W. A. Rev., Miss. Baptist

Hale W. F., genl store Huckaby, LInder & Co. (O. Huckaby

Williams E. J. Rev., Prim. Baptist and J. W. LInderJ, grist and saw

AIR LINE.

mill Norman A. J. 'Rev., Baptist

Bart County.

Westbrook W. J. Rev., Methodist

Seven miles from Hartwell court house and 2} from Bowersville oil

ALBANY.

the Elberton Air-Line Ry., the Daugherty County--A. <fe <?. B. JR.

nearest depot and express office, via, which Atlanta is 118 miles distant. The place contains three churches-- Methodist and two Baptist--good school and claims a population of 600. Shoal creek supplies the power for operating a grist mill, two aw mills and three gins. Cotton is the chief shipment. Daily mail commu nication is had with Bowersville and Hartwell by special conveyance. W. A. Owens, P. M.

Being so favorably situated as this little city is, it has numerous advan tages which are perhaps enjoyed by few other cities of its size in the State. Surrounded by a fine farming section, and having direct railroad communi cations north, south, east and west, it offers superior inducement to mer chants engaged in all lines of trade, and is destined at no very distant day to become one of the commercial cen ters of the State. The terminus of four

Adams J. A., grist and saw mill

lines of railroad, viz: the Western

Air-Line School, A. Owens, prin Div. A. & G., the Albany Div. and

Baskings William, machinist

Blakely Div. 8. W. R. R., and the B.

Brown A. L., genl store

& A. line, makes this the largest rail

Brown John, gin, grist and saw mill road center in Southwestern Georgia.

Duncan M. A., cbainnkr

The city is on the west bank of Flint

Hays J. B., blacksmith

River. The land on which it stands

Jordan J. B., blacksmith

gradually inclines toward the river,

McLane Hugh, shoemkr

making a perfect drainage. The

Owens Albert, prin Air-Line School streets are broad and well shaded, and

Owens A. J., genl store

cross at right angles, affording some

Owens W. A., druggist

very pleasant drives. The business

Payne Francis, physician

portion of the city is substantial, and

Phillips J. B., carpenter

the stocks of the merchants are large

Richardson J. R. Rev., Methodist and varied, denoting a solid commer

Scott James, gin and grist mill

cial standing. The city government

Stephensou J. B., musician

is composed of a mayor and board of

Watson EL. R.,, shoemkr

aldermen. The police, fire and sani

Watson R. K., tanner

tary departments are very efficient,

White E. W., apiarist

and the people are noted for being in

telligent, moral and peaceable. Quite

ALACULSY.

a number of the different religious

Murray County.

denominations have fine churches. The common and private schools are

Twenty-two miles above Spring ununsually good. Several mauufac-

Willcox's Xnranffloe Agency, Coluntai, ffa. Timetriad. EiUUished 1848.

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turiug establishments, consisting of Ehrlich Joseph, genl store

an iron foundry, planing mill, and Farkas Herman, genl store

two grist mills are in successful ope Farkas Samuel, livery and sale stable

ration. There are four large cotton Farrington & Price (O. J. Farrington,

warehouses, one bank, three good ho D. W. Price), merchant tailors

tels, etc. The annual receipts of cot Felder Hamlin R. Rev., M. E. South

ton amount to about 30,000 bales. Female Institute, Mrs. A. Sterne,

The present population does not fall prin

short of 3,500. There are two weekly Fields Albert, genl store

newspapers--the Albany News pub Fields Leroy T-, grocer

lished every Thursday, and the Alba Fleisher A. &Bro. (A. and S. F.),bar

ny Advertiser, published every Satur bers

day. Albany is the county seat. It Flouruoy C. G., county surveyor

is distant by rail from Atlanta 209 Folsom Benjamin R., buggies and

miles*; from Macon, 106; from Savan harness

nah, 208; from Brunswick 171 miles. Forrestr Joel R., tax collector

Telegraph, Western Union. Express, Frank Charles A., stoves and tin

Southern and MitcheU & Co.'s. C. ware

W. Arnold, P. M. .

GHliert W. H. A Co. (W. H. Gilbert,

F. C. Jones), druggists

Albany Advertiser, Welch & Mitch- Golinsky B. Mrs., millinery and fancy

ell, proprs

goods

Albany Library Association, Henry Greenfleld A Brown (D. Greenfleld,

Hill, librarian

S. B.Brown>, geul store

Albany News, Weston, Evans A Greer A. P., justice

Warren, proprs. (See p. 281)

Gunnisoii Samuel W., hardware and

Alfriend E. W., physician

queensware

Armstrong Joseph, lawyer

Hank Robert T. Rev., Baptist

Arnhpim Louis, lawyer

HarrisoD William (c), grocer

Arnold C. W. & Tucker, wool Harrison W. H., fruits

dlrs

Herrington J. Robert, grocer

Bacon Wallace W., physician

Herrington & Dunean (A. P. Her-

Barnes House, Myrick Barnes, propr ringtoo, A. H. Dunean), genl store

Barnes & Yankey, livery

Hester Jolui T., genl store

Bogen Gustav, clothing mnfr

Hill Henry, librarian A. L. Ass'n.

Bogen House, Mrs. G. Bogen, propr Hilsman Pnleamsn L., physician

Brinson I. J., contractor and builder Hofmayr Jones, dry goods

Burks Wiley P., clerk Superior Court Holley'W. P., livery

and en. treasurer

Holmes & DeMoss (J. T. Holmes,

Carter T. M. (N. A A. F. Tift A Co.), W. V. De.Moss), dentists

sec. S. W. Ga. Indus. Assn

Hood Seaborn L., grocer

Collier Bryan A., ordinary

Hoyt Henry F. Rev., Presbyterian

Collier & Banies (George Collier, 8. Isaacs Abram, boots, shoes and hats

A. Barnes), grocers

Jelks & Young (W. C. Jelks, B. W.

Commercial House, C. W. Powell, Younjj).eroeers,

propr

Jennings W. P., physician

Consky C. P., junk dlr

Joiner Joel W., watchmaker

Cook Hamlin J. cotton warehouse Jones J>wis- (c), enl store

Crine Marcus, genl store

Jones William T. (Woolen & Jones),

Cromwell Benjamin M., physician judge eo. court

Cutliff Ragan J., manager W. U. Tel. Joyner Thomas E., geul store

Co

Kalvarinsky Charles, groceries and

Cutliff W. E. A R. J.. genl store

dry goods

Davis John A., agt C. R. R

Kemp & Mock (B. T. Kemp, John

DeGraffenreid Lewis A. (c), genl Mock.) saloon and restaurant

store

Kendali J. M., contractor

Demont Joseph, baker and confec Kieve Isadore, genl store

tioner

Kline Morris L., geul store

Duff John M., hardware

Lehman Frederick, wagon and car

Edwards Felix G., sheriff

riage mufr

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Lorch Jacob, cotton buyer

Thorn James, contractor

Lovett Lawreuce. gen] store

Thomas George H., patent medicine

Luning Bernhard, grocer

Tift Nelson F., sash, doors & blinds

Lyon Albert T., photographer

Tift N. & A. F. A Co. (ST. A A, Tift,

McAllinter & Mroczkowsky (H. H. T. M. Carter), grist and planing

McAllister, T. K. Mroczkowsky), mill, etc

cabinet mkrs

Tison Hiram, genl store

McCarthy Frank Co), barber

Venttilett Jacob, saloon

McMahon P. H. Bev., Catbolic McMillen John E., physician

Walters A Wight (J.W. Walters, E. L. Wight), ihsagts

Mann W. D., apt B. & A. B. R

Warren A Hnbbs (L. P. Warren,

Mash & Cox (H. T. Mash, W. T. Cox), Richard Hobbs), lawyers

auction

Welch L. E. A H. E., druggists

Mayer & Morris, dry goods, etc

Welcn & Bacon (L. E. Welch,

Mayer S. & Glauber (S. Mayer, D. B. J. Bucon), cotton and commis

Glauber), genl ftore

sion and genl store

Mercer TfathanM F., genl store

Welch A Mitehell (L. E. Welch, W.

Mitchell & Co. (W. E. Mitehell, W. E. Mitchell), books and jewelry and Crovadt), express forwarders over proprs Albany Advertiser

B. A A. B. B. Morgan Henry, lawyer

Wessolowsky C. Bev., rabbi Hebrew Congregation

Oliver William, lawyer

Westbrook Richard N., sreul. store

Outlaw Eli, coronpr

Weston, Evans & Warren (S.

Parmelee Charles H., cotton buyer R Weston, F. V. Evans, L. War

Pattison ASon (P. and B.), foundry ren), proprs Albany News

and grist mill

Wilder William H., mayor and fur

Plonsky Charles, junk dealer

niture dealer

Plonsky L. S. & L. C., penl store Wilder William W., exp. agt

Pond Thomas G. Rev., Episcopal Woodward Edward L., wagon and

Pope David H., lawyer

caniage mnfr

Powell Charles W., propr Commer- Wooten & Jones (C. B. Wooten

ci-1 House

and W. T. Jones), lawyers

Balls J. H., cotton buyer

Wright Gilbert J., judge Superior

Bay John, shoemkr

court, Albany circuit

B*ich & Geiger (S. Belch, L. Geigerl, Young W. B. A Co. (William B.

genl store

Young), druggist

Robinson David (D. Robinson &

Co.), asst P. M. and shipper of or anges Robinson D. ft Co., job printers Robinson Richard, notary

ALCOVY. Newton, County--Ga. S. It.
A small station but no post office,

Robinson William (e), grocer

5 miles from Covington court bouse,

Rust Richard 8., co. tax receiver

125 from Augusta and 46 from At

Shackelford James H. B., auction ant] lanta. The station is known by some

commission

as Mount Pleasant. Mail received at

Shaw C. R. Mrs., millinery and fancy Social Circle, 6 miles distant.

goods

Sheffield A Bell (J. W. Sheffield, W. B. Bell), hardware
Smith M., cotton buyer

ALEXANDER.
BurIce County.

Southwest Ga. Industrial Associa Ten miles southeast of Waynea-

tion, L. E. Welch, pres; T. M. borough, the county seat and nearest

Carter, sec

express office, and 219 from Atlanta

Steele J. T., agt A A G. R.R

via Thomas Station, the nearest

Stephens Robert*, ?enl store

shipping point which is 6 miles

Sterne A. Mrs., prin female institute distant. Cotton is the chief ship- '

Sterne Sigrnund, get>l store

ment, there being about 1000 bales

Strotber William A., physician

shipped annually. One church --

Strozer ts. Smith (J. P. Htrozer, Methodist-two schools and a popu

W. E. Smith), lawyers

lation of 260. Mail received weekly

JA8. P. HARRISON:* CO., State Printers, Publishers, and Binders, 27 A 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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by sulky. A. De Leon Moses P. M. Fogle A Fort, physicians and drum

Baxley W. H., physician Blanchard T. 3., justice Burcb E. J. Rev., Methodist Burton F. J., notary Chandler W. H., physician Jenkins J. J., teacher Jeukins L. B., constable Moses' A. De Leon, genl store

Hrtnlon J. W., editor Berrien Co. News
LaHtinger W. H., lawyer Nelson W. J., saloon Paulk, HVnderson & Co., genl store Slntor J. A., blacksmith Walter W. S., genl store, express
and r.r. agt

Moses O. H. P., genl store Oliver J. H., physician

ALLATOONA.

Skinner George W., constable

Barlow County--W. & A. R.R.

Terry Philip, genl store

Lying between the Allatoona riv

ALLANDALE.

er and Pumpkin Vine crerk is a vil lage of perhaps 150 inhabitants, 7

Banks County.

miles south east of Cartereville court

Eight miles north of Homer, the seat of justice, and 4 south of Longview station (Alto post office), A. & C. A-L. By., its nearest depot and express office, by which point Atlan ta is 78 miles distant. The place has about 50 inhabitants, and in the neighborhood are S churches and common school. Cotton is shipped to the extent of 75 bales per annum. Hudson River supplies water power for running a grist and saw-mill. Mail weekly. O. H. Bond, P.M.

house, 36 by wagon road and 41 by rail from Atlanta and 99 from Chat tanooga. Tue place bus two church es--Baptist and Methodist and good primary public schools. A forge and three grist mills are operated by power derived from the streams above named. Cotton, hay and iron are shipped. Gold mines owned by William Tudor, of Boston, Mass., are in operation within a half mile of the viljage. Acworth, 6 miles south east, is the nearest express and telegraph office. Daily mail. T. C.

Bond O. H., cooper

Moore, P.M.

Carpenter Elijah, grist and saw-mill Edwards J. C., constable

Holcombe E. B., justice Kemp Islirnael, miner

White Joshua, notary and justice McUoy Taylor Rev., Baptist

Wynn Robert, justice

McDanielE. B., notary and ex-off.

justice

ALLAPAHA.

Memler & Zoppl (---- Meinler, Pe

Berrien County--S. &A.R.R.

ter Zoppi), mfrs charcoal blooms

Thirteen miles due north of Nash Miller H. H., constable

ville, the seat of justice, 112 from Brunswick, and 268 from Atlanta, is

Milner William, grist mill, r Cartersville

a village of some 200 population, lo Moore Elliott, grist mill

cated near the Allapaha river and is Moore T. C., grist mill

the point of shipment of about 1000 Tumliu G. W., constable

bales of cotton and 100,000 pounds of wool yearly. The Berrien County New*,

WilkesS. W., r.r.agt Wood Berry, miner

a weekly paper in published here. Express, Mitehell* Go's.; telegraph,

ALLEN'S.

Western Union. Mall daily. W. S. Walker, P.M.

RicAtnond County--A.. <t S.RR. Only a country post office, 10 miles

Alexander P.-W., dentist

south of Augusta, the county seat,

Austin M. C., propr Berrien County 181 from Atlanta and near the Sa

News

vannah river, with a population less

Berrien County News, M. C. Austin, than 25. In the neighborhood are

propr

Methodist and Baptist churches and

Cauey C. J., tel opr Elliot Irwin H., contractor

a common school. Corn and cotton form the principal exports and dur

Fitzgerald John, genl store

ing the summer season, large quanti-

your Freight West via the

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ties of watermelons are exported. Howell Julius W., tax collector

Mail daily each way. Fred. Little, Jones John W., treasurer

P.M.: Miss Annie Weltcb, assistant. Letson S. ST., dentist

Eve E. J., physician

Lewis T. L., lawyer and co. school

comr

ALLEN'S MILLS.

Nesbit William H., ordinary

Carrott County.

Patterson J. J., physician Bainwater James W., dep sheriff

Twelve miles southeast of Carroll- Bichards William W., lawyer

ton, the seat of justice and usual Roberts Benjamin F., lawyer and co.

shipping point, is a farmer's post- surveyor

office, 40 miles southwest of Atlanta Seals Harvey J.,clk superior court

direct, or 81 via Newnan and Carroll- and genl store

ton. In the vicinity are two churches Sbirley John K. C., co. tax receiver --Baptist and Methodist--and two Smith J. T., constable schools. Jack's creek near by sup Smith Richard Rev., Methodist plies the power for running several Teasley John I., notary gins and grist mills. About 300 bales Thomason <J.. B., physician of cottoti nre shipped annually. Mail Treadwell J., genl store weekly by private conveyance. An-" Webb Joel, justice drew J. Aderhold, P. M.

Aderhold Andrew J., miller

ALPINE.

Alien W. M., grist mill Awtrey George W., teacher Baxter James, grist mill Boyd John, blacksmith Garst Christopher Rev., Baptist Harden William J., bl .cksmith King William L., blacksmith Lyles Charles J., carpenter Samples John, penl store Tope John R., blacksmith

ChoMooga County. Located on Mill creek, which fur nishes power to drive a grist mill and cotton gin, 10 miles west of Summerville court house and 110 miles from Atlanta via Rome, which is 32 miles distant and one of the shipping points; the other being Valley Head, Ala., A. G. 8. B. R., a distance of 14 miles. The place has a population of

ALLER. Houston County.

about 280, and within a radius of 3 miles there are seven churches--one Methodist, one Presbyterian and five

Two miles from Powrrsville In a Baptist. Mail weekly. J. B. Dorsouthwest direction. No poet office. sey, P. M.

Population about 25.

Agnew J. A., gin and griat mill

ALPHARETTA.

Burns J. E., justice Craig W. A., blacksmith

Milion County.

Freeman J. H., physician

County seat; SI miles from Atlanta tia, Noreross--A. & C. A-L. By.--11 miles southeast and nearest outlet by rail. An average of 200 baled cotton shipped yearly. The place has 200 imputation. Methodist church, com

HartenG. T.. justice King James M., genl store King J. M. D., physician Nelson A. J.. constable Smith J. 8. * J. H., genl store Stewart Green, shoemkr

mon school and tri-weekly mail by stage with Doraville. Isham Teasley,

ALTAMAHA.

P. M.

TatncM County.

Arnold M. W. Rev., Baptist Buice William, sheriff Cook James A., jailer Crfeler John T., coroner Dodgcn James A., lawyer Hook G. M., lawyer Howell J. M., physician

Ten miles southwest of Beidsville, the county site.ls a country poatoffloe, north of and near Altamana river, 16 miles northeast of Baxley, No. 7 on theM.4& B. R.B., its nearest depot and via which Atlanta is 235 miles distant. Several churches, schools

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and an excellent grist mill, are in the It has a population of less than 50, a

immediate neighborhood. Cotton Methodist church, and exports

and timber form the shipments. chiefly cotton. Mail received four

Mail is received semi-weekly on horse times a week. W. M. Brown, P. M.

back from Jobnston Station A. & O. R.R., Liberty county. John Fearson P.M.

Brown John W., genl store Brown J. W. & Son (John W.
and W. M.), grist and saw mill

Bell A. D., grist mill

Fleming G. Rev., Methodist

McArthur & Tallman, timber dlrs McCoy D. C., carpenter

Pearson John, grist mill

Minturn 8. M., teacher

Swain Jobn B., genl store

Wilcox A Churchill, genl store

AMERICUS.

ALTMERA.

Samier County--EufaulaDiv. 8. W.B. S.

Hancock County--(See fair Play.)

County seat; distant from Eufaula. Ala., 73 miles, from Macon 70, ana

ALTO.

from Atlanta 173. This is a pleasant ly situated little city of 4,500 inhab

Bank* County--A. A C. A-L. By. itants, in the center of some of the

Twelve miles northeast of Homer finest farming country in the State.

court bouse and 74 from Atlanta, is a village of about 100 population, bet ter known perhaps as Longview, and nntil January 6,1879, known in the

Since the census of 1870, it has shown an increase in population of over 1,000. All classes of business are well represented and the merchants seem

Post Office Department as Lulah. The place has an office of the South

to be unusually prosperous. the large number of well

Besides stocked

ern Express Co.- Baptist and Metho dist organizations, (the former with a house for worship,) common school and daily mail by raiL Mount Airy,

stores, the city contains two carriage and wagon man ufactories,one planing mill, a grist mill, three banks, a large livery stable, two hotels, and several

6 miles northwest is the nearest tele graph station. Butter, eggs, poultry and farm produce are shipped. Abun dant water power is afforded within 2 miles of the village, which might

cotton warehouses. The amount of cotton received during the year amounts to 25,000 bales. There are two newspapers--the Sumter Repub lican, (semi-weekly, on Wednesday

be utilized in operating mills, facto ries and machinery of all kinds. Very little cotton is raised In this vicinity, less than 25 bales shipped yearly. Z. F. Gibson, P. M

and Saturday, weekly on Friday), and the Americus .Recorder, weekly-- both of which have a good circula tion. There are four churches--Meth odist, Baptist,Presbyterian and Chris-

Gibson Z. F., genl store, exp. and r.r. agent
Grant T. B., genl store Rice A Mitcbell (Frank Bice, Russell
C. Mitchell), genl store Shore P. T., genl store Shore W. C., genl store Sweet C., genl store

trian--good common schools, and the Furlow Masonic Female College, un der control of the Masonic fraternity. Telegraph, Western Union: Express, Southern. Alfred C. Bell, P. M.
Alien Joseph H., elk Superior Court Americus Recorder, Callaway A
Christian, proprs And'-rson Henry (c), barber

AMANDAVILLE. Hart County.

Ansley J. Adktns, lawyer Aycoclt Agnes Mrs., books and
stationery. (See page 281.)

Beaverdam creek furnishes power Bailey James F., grocer, oonfeotnr

for operating several grist mills at Bank of Americus, 8. H. Hawklne,

this point; situated 10 miles south pres; M. Speer, cashier

west of Hartwell, the seat of justice, Barlow House, J. 8. Eason, propr

3J miles from Bowman E. A.-L. Barrett, Cokw & Co. (L. C. Barrett,

By., the nearest shipping point, via J. M. and D. C. Coker,), saddles,

which Atlanta is 184} miles distent. harness and buggies

your Cotton East via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Bell Alfred C~ pres First Nat Ford A Speer (M. H. Ford, W. J.

Bank

Speer), grocers

Black Robert C., boots, shoes and bats Fort Alien, lawyer

Bosworth Littleton B., grocer

Fort James A., physician

Brady James W., lawyer

Fricker James, watchmkr

Brake Exham, grocer

Furlow Masonic Female college

Branch Frank A. Bey., Methodist Glover Sampson E., tax collector

Brown Peter F.~) boots and shoes

Glover A Perry (G. W. Glover, R

Brown William E., grocer

J. Perry t, genl store

Bucbanan A. J. & Bro. (A. J. and F. Cranberry A Barlow (J. J. Gran-

H.), genl store

berry), genl store

Burke Frank E., cashier First Na Guerry William W., coroner

tional Bank

Guerry A Son (W. B. and D.),

Burkbalter A Harris (D. C. N. Burk- lawyers

halter, H. A. Harris), grocers

Hall John E., druggist

Burt Willis P., dentist

Hamil Bros. (A. J. and J. R),

Bussey Benjamin W. Rev., Baptist genl store

Byrd B. T. A Co. (R T. Byrd, J. R Hancock Charles W_ editor

Felder), mdse brokers

Sumter Republican

Cain House, R J. Perry, propr

Hardwicke William M., physician

Callaway & Christian (M. Callaway, Harrold, Johnson A Co. (T. Harrold,

J. R. Christian}, proprs Americus H. R Johnson, U. B. Harrold},

Recorder

cotton and com mer

Chandler George I. Rev., Presbyte Hawfces William M., lawyer

rian

Hawkins Samuel H., pres Bank of

Chapman John P., saloon and res Americus

taurant

Hawkins Sion R, physician

Cohen A. Mrs., dry goods and cloth Hawkins A Hawkins (W. A. and

ing

E. A.), lawyers

Cohen Samuel Jr., genl store

Hay John M., confectioner

Cohen Simon M., grocer and liquor Head Bedford J., physician

dlr

Hill David B., furniture and under

Cook W. H. D. & 3. P., photograph taker

ers

Hinkie James B., physician

Cooper George F., physician

Hinton Ss. Mathews (R R Hln-

Cooper Samuel C./exp agt

ton, J. C. Mathews), lawyers (See

Covington & Co. (J. R Coving- p. 281.)

ton, R Miller), barbers. (See p. Holloway Daniel P., dentist

281.)

Hudson J. J. A Son, (J. J. and I*.

Crisp Charles F., Judge Superior 2?.), genl store

Court

Hratt Henry C., carriage mrr and

Daniel James A., co. tax receiver

dlr. (See p. 2811)

Davenport Henry T., genl store

Joiner A Nicholson (T. E. Joiner,

Davenport W. T. A Sou (W. T. and J. C. Nicholson), grocers

J. W.), druggists

King Kate Miss, milliner

. Dean & McTyier (H. R. Dean, J. H. Lazaron Samuel L., lawyer

McTyier), genl stare

Logan Mitchell G., co. suveyor

-Ounii William T. A., grocer and dry McCormick A Prudden (W. E. Me-

goods

Cormick, Theodore Prudden),

Eadou Thomas M., gunsmith

clothing

Eason John 8., propr Barlow House Mayo A Stanford (W. R Mayo, L.

Edmundson H. W. 4 J. G., grocers E. Stanford), grocers

and liquor dire

MetternickE. N., photographer

Elam M. T. Mrs., milliner, etc

Mitchell Beverly, grist mill

Elam Samuel C., lawyer

Mitehell Thomas J., genl store

Eldridge Erwin J., druggist

Mlze Joseph W., sheriff

Felder Calvert W., cotton warehouse Oliver A Oliver (A. T. and J. M.),

First Rational Bank of Atnerioua. A. carriage and wagon mntrs

C. Bell, pres.; F. E. Burke, cashier Perry R Jamea, propr Cain House

rleischman Simon, genl atom

Prince N. G. A J. K., livery stable

The PthreessbaesntdAPdevoeprlteisrineggaMrdeTdHiuEmCIHn RthISeTSIoAuNthI.NDEX

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Baines M. E. Mrs., milliner

Shaw John R., srenl store

Sheffield J.W. & Co. (J.W. Sheffield,

C. A. Huntington), hardware,

stoves and tinware

Sheppard Charles C., co. treasurer

Simmong E. (See p. 281.)

G.

&

W.

C., '

lawyers.

Sloan Speer

Sidney 8., lumber yard Moses, cashier Bank of Ameri-

cus

Stapleton George.genl store

Stewart Thomas H., ordinary

Sullivan John E., watcbmkr

;rane Hartley A., grist mill Crane Benjamin, genl store Ellis J. H. Rev., Methodist Fields M. H., justice Fowler D. M., tenl store Harbin Jewe M., justice Howard John, constable Perry James W., tanner Roper Samuel Rev., Baptist Seitz John, tanner Sheffield Absalom Rev., Baptist Smith D. E., teacher Wilder* John, constable

Sumter Republican. C. W. Han cock, propr

AMY'S CREEK.

Taylor Ezekiel, genl store

Tlnsley Thomas H., watchmkr

Toole & McGarrah McGarrah), coton

(W. and

T. Toole, com mere

S.

Tnrpin George A., grocer and confec

tioner

Turpin John A., confectioner

Turner John W., tel opr

Ullman Max, genl store

Watts Harrigon Waxelbaum 8.

D., &

genl Bro.

store (8. and

J.

Waxelbaum), dry goods

Wechsler M. & Co. (M. Weehsler),

Ijenl store

Wheatley Charles M., furniture and

Hdbtrrtham County. sTpcv7hoiohmaKiuwepninMeplteoCriyosnwhugnfasnnooetttraarpaAtltohhs,irooinruawoyatnnc,,esdnhsw1ietMn92heo2g}aif}cuCrhml&ifdlvriaiolselnrmerkgt.shsrfiveuAsLidrtnltnoilleseicatasm,anahrttneitehelastdlse.,.t 3sCsMbc7haoh5eicrp.otknhmo,.olMbe,danEaiacsntpistold.hnrarheanaTcanidesmhdiaevBfeRlpdaop.opulwpSatriuocefslseoetaerktbmcilcoehyoenun,torhotnPcaefh.ihMan,cobshro.os.inueeaeft

gristmill Wheatley J. W. A Co. (J. W. WheatWlbeeya, tWley. HT.hoCr.nDtound,legye)n, lbsatnokreers Williams Patrick H., grocer

Byers Samuel Rev., Baptist Church A. J., carpenter English David, constable Fuller Ezekiel, tax collector Hightower J. J. G., notary, and

ex-

AMICOLOLA.

off. justice Jenkins John C., teacher

Dawton County.

Jenkins William E., miller

folvsarhifonlCilcmpteoaop,u,uittnn3nhh5tgteirysynp,sooope5rfioa8tfnshittctmw,-oeoafiefnlafjseuidrtcsesoe1tdfit2ichnGifererena.oclon"mtrATetshfwDmrveooaiirlmcwnlmoesp,liAooalienltrtass-t

Falls," a beautiful cascade, having a

fell of about 350 feet Very little

ccfruoutlitttoi,vngartieasdin.raainsdAedvevingeertytahbislfeinsseeacrteimolanirn,geberluaylt

spring is another feature of and the falls being well throughout this country.

note, it known In the

McClure Robert Rev., McCollum George W.,

Methodist blacksmith

Nichols J. H., grist mill

Queen William C., carpenter

Roberts James A., carpenter

SSoosseebbeeeeDErepwhryraNlm ., wBag,o, nblmackksrmith

and justice

Sosebee Jasper A., blacksmith

Sosebee John C., genl store

Sosebee J. M., constable

Verner J. J., genl store

West E. P., physician

alnoysed,iDigosathnwbchohsorouhrnrsoceAohbdecasaca,dkrae.enmBIdsyaa.apatcMisscFthaoioaslonttelrdrik-, MwnPoe.eweMthkn. Chester J. B., teacher Cochran John, teacher

ANDERSON.

Laurent County.

A small itants, 12

Tillage with about 30 inhab miles southeast of Dublin.

No post-office.

SHIP your Merchandise from Boston and New York via the CEORCIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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ANDER8ONVILLE.

ANTIOCH.

Cobb County.

Troup County.

Situated 2 miles south of Acworth, Ten miles northwest of LaGrange,

and about 12 from Marietta. Is with the county seat and nearest depot,

out postal facilities, and has a popu express and telegraph office, and via

lation of perhaps 20.

which Atlanta is distant 81 miles. Is

a village near the Alabama line, con

ANDERSONV1LLE.

taining a Baptist church, and about

Sumter County--Sufavla Div. & W.B.R.

ISO inhabitants. Mail received daily on horse back. Dr. H. H. Cary, P. M.

Ten miles northeast of Americus, the seat of justice. 60 from Macon, 83 from Eufaula, and 163 from Atlanta. Bailroad name is Anderson. It is a place of 250 inhabitants, situated on the Sweet Water, and about 4 miles west of Flint river: contains a steam gin. Baptist and Methodist churches and a primary school. Cotton is the chief industry; about 1,000 bales be ing shipped annually. This is also

BlrdsoDg 8., genl store Gary H. H. Dr., broker and phy
sician Goas J. G. Rev.. Baptist Horsley J. 8.. physician Lord W. B., justice Mosley F. P., genl store Phillips L., genl store Strong Ik, genl store Winn E. L., physician and justice

the site of the once noted " Andersonville Prison," during the late

ANTIOCH.

civil war. The National Cemetery Stewart County--(See HannaAaicAee.)

here is one of the largest in the Uni

ted States, containing the bodies of 12,800 soldiers. The Government will soon have the entire area enclosed

ANTIOCH. Turiggt County.

by a fine brick wall, with the neces A small village of about 20 Inhab

sary lodges, etc., of same material, itants, located 8 miles northwest of

ana will in other ways beautify and Jeffersonville. No post office.

embellish the grounds. Mail received

at this office daily. M. P. Suber, P. M.

' ANVIL BLOCK.
Clagton County.

Aycock J. T., constable Braswell A. Rev., Methodist Clark W. M., druggist Cimningham & Aycock, genl store Glover Sterling, justice Harvey A. H. JbCev., Baptist Naylor Isaac, carpenter Kichter Hugo, genl store Bobertson W. W., genl store Saber M. P., genl store, exp. and
r.r.agt

Ten miles from Jonesborongb, the county seat, 6 from Morrow's Sta tion, the nearest shipping office, via which it is 22 miles from Atlanta: and by wagon road 13 miles south of that city. The town has a popula tion of 40. Schools, one. Mail weekly. H. T. Masters, P. M. Bowden A. J., constable Brantly J. P., physician

Westbrook J. M. R, physician Williams J. B., steam gin

Clark W. J., genl store Clark W. W.. blacksmith Clayton F. M., wagon mnfr

ANTIOCH.

Garner G. H., carpenter George J. N. Rev., Methodist

Ogkthorpe County--Athens Br. Oa.B.S.

Henderaon F. M. H. Rev., Methodist EJrkes L. E., blacksmith

A small station without postal fa Masters H. T_ genl store

cilities, about 6 miles south of Lex- Mastors 8. C. Rev., Methodist

ington court house, 24 from Athens, Miller W. B., shoemkr

92 from Augusta and 111 from At Morris E.. notary and justice

lanta via Union Point. It is known Morris J. B. Rev., Methodist

by some as Solmonville.

Partm B. G., painter

D. F. Willcox. QEKBBAL BTOUftAiroB AOEHT, OA. PdldM of all kinds.

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Patillo G. M. T., sboemir Bowan J. F. Rev., Methodist Sprayberry B. M.. physician Stephenson W. M., carpenter

AQUILLA.
FrankUn County--B. A-L. Sy.
Known also as Lavonia, is a small

AONIA.

place of about 50 inhabitants, 10 milei lortheast of Carnesville, the seat of

WHkes County.

ustice, and 19 from Toccoa, lot

With a population of 35, is situated 8 miles southeast of WWi ashington. Has no mail advantages.

learest depot, via which it is 112 miles from Atlanta. One church--Meth odist. Express, Southern. Mail, dair ly. W. B. Harrison P. M.

APPLE VALLEY. Jaekton County.

AlUson T. F. .cigars and tobacco Bailey John T., saloon Black W. Fy genl store

A small unimportant settlement Blackwell Thomas J., exp and r. r.

about 5 miles northeast of Jefferson agt

court house; formerly a post office Brown Jesse Bev., Baptist

bat discontinued during the quarter Cleveland B. F., saloon and billiards

embraced between. September 1 and HMdbrook W. J., justice, gin and

December 1,1878. and reported in the gristmill

U. 8. Postal Guide of April, 1879, as Lester Samuel W-, physician

re-established.

McAUater A. H., genl store

Parks L G. Bev., Methodist

APPLINC.
Columbia County.

Bousey William E., eating house Bousey & Adams, saloon Sayer W. O. blacksmith

County seat; situated on Great Klokee creek, 10 miles northwest of Harlem station on Ga. B. B., the nearest depot, express and telegraph

Sewell George W., genl store and lum ber dlr
Vickery T. C. & Co. (C. W. and Jo* seph B. Vickery), genl store

office, via which it is 35 miles from Augusta, and 156 from Atlanta.

ARABIA.

The creek affords power for ope

T/unntu County.

rating a flour and grist mill. The village contains 112 inhabitants, two churches--Baptist aud Method ist--and a common school. About 100 bales of cotton are shipped annu

Distant from Thomasville 7 miles in a northwesterly direction; claims a population of 25, but has no postoffice.

ally. Mail received tri-weekly on horseback. A. 8. Hardin, P. M.

ARARA.

Bailey B. By physician

Jasper County.

Bender W. L., wagon mkr

A settlement of about 25 persons,

Casey Henry B.. physician

deprived of mail facilities, located 9

Dorsey George D., co. tax receiver Evans 8. D. Rev., Methodist

milessouthwest of Eatonton.

Gray George W., elk Superior Court and co. treasurer
Hamilton W. T. Rev., Methodist

ARCADE.
Had County.

Hardin A. S., genl store

Eight milea east of Qalnesville,with

Hardy Oliver, co. tax collector

possibly 25 inhabitants, but without

Ivy Bradford, sheriff

postal advantages.

Kelly James, genl store

Martin William A., physician Moore Daniel C lawyer and ordinary Pounds James J., co. surveyor

ARCADIA.
HaU County.

Shields W. W., notary

Six miles southeast of Galnesvilto,

Shockley M. B. Mrs., grist mill

the county seat, 59 from Atlanta

Smith J. T., co. school commr

via New Holland, the nearest ship-

CUT D your Merchandise from Philadelphia and -Bal* bnlr timore via GEORGIA ROAD FartFreight Line.

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plug station, which is 4 miles distant. Batter, eggs, corn, wheat, etc., form

ARLINGTON.

the chief shipments. The Oconee OaOuntn Co.--Stately Din. 8. W. B. B.

river furnishes power for running a mist mill. Population less than 20. Mail weekly. M. M. Jones, P. M.

Located 12 miles southwest from Morgan court house, 14 from Blakely, 142 from Macon and 245 from

Bntterworth J. B., miller

Atlanta. Cotton forms the chief

Davia J. W., justice

shipment--about 6,000 bales shipped

Fowler J. L. Bev., Methodist

annually. The place has a pop

Gaines & Burton, grist mill

ulation of about 400, Methodist

Jones M. M., justice aud notary church, common school, .and stage

Jones T. H., constable

communication with FortGainesand

Latty C. O., carriage mkr

Blakely. Mail received four times a

Latty J. M.. blacksmith

week. J. H. Saunders, P. M.

McEntyre J. M., blacksmith Pool J. B. Bev. (Baptist), saw mill

Beckcom Solomon G.-carpenter ; Blocker Cluurles F^ guano agt

ARCOLA.

and lawyer Butler Bros. (W. O., J. H. and John

BullocJi County.

A.), genl store and druggists

With of 100,

an estimated population Baptist church, common

Butler John A., physician Calhoun S. H. Mrs., milliner

school, a steam saw mill and two grist and saw mills operated by water power from Black creek. Is located near the Ogeechee river, 13 miles from Statesborough, the county neat, and 18 from Eden--C. B. &--

Cordray Thomas F., grist mill Bavis William H-t grist mill Ewell George B,, druggist Funderfaerk J. S., teacher Fmdow West, blacksmith Gtaode H. T., carpenter

which it is 292 from Atlanta. Cotton is the chief industry. ' Mail weekly by carrier and horse. Samuel E. Groover, P. M. Boyd H. L., physician DeLoach & Co. (J. C. DeLoach, M.
H. Denmark), grist and saw mill Denmark James, blacksmith Denmark M. H., justice Donaldson Matthew Bev., Baptist Groover D. B., lawyer Hendly James, grist mill Her A. J., tar receiver Proctor G-. W.. genl store Bustin John W., blacksmith Tborne & Brown, saw mill

Hamil William M., saloon Harris Charles S., saloon Harris, Muse & Co. (Charles 8. Har
ris, Thomas Muse, Edward C. Ellington). genl store Johnson Joseph H., physician Jones Joseph J., livery Livingston Mary Mrs., hotel Lloyd William F. Bev' Methodist McClain Lula Miss, milliner McClain O. N. & Bro. (George N. and Wyatt M.), physicians and druggists McLendon O. H. P., notary and exoff. justice Mills John B-. justice MuTcberson W. F., physician

ARCO. .

Pepper F. L., exp. and r. r.. agt Bawls J. M. A Co. (James M. Bawls,

HaU County.

Leonard E. Welch), genl store

A village claiming 100 inhabi tants, situated 8 miles north of Qainesville. No mail.

Saunders Georgia Mrs., milliner Saxton William T., saloon . Sheffield Henry C., lawyer and land
agt

ARGYLE.

Webb A Hightower, genl store

Ware County--A. <t ff. B. B.

ARMENIA.

A small railway station without postal privileges, 19 miles southwest

Barmen County.

of Way Cross, the county aeat, 116 Small hamlet of probably 25 inhab

from Savannah and 308 from Atlan itants, 2 miles north west of Oliver.

ta ma Jesup--M. A B. B. B.

Hail, none.

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta. Ca. Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Prop'rs, 27 A 29 Broad St.

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. ARMUCHEE.

west to Lula on the A. & C. A-L. By. This charming little city of 7,500 la-

Floyd County.

habitants is situated near the center

About 10 miles north west of Home, with probably 25 inhabitants, but no post office.

of an irregularly formed county of which it is the seat of justice. Built upon both sides of the Oconee river, t is scattered over an area of perhapu

ARNOLD. Dougherty County.

three square miles of rolling country and is remarkable for its healthy lo cation.

A small, unimportant post office,

ITS EARLY HISTORY

about 9 miles south east of Albany, dates most authentically from about

the county seat and nearest shipping 1800. On Dec. 8,1806 the (own was

office, via which it is 218 miles from incorporated, and while its advance

Atlanta.

has not been particulary rapid, few

places have shown a more steady

ASBURY. Troup County.

and substantial growth. In 1849 the population was estimated at 3,000 which was increased to 4,500 in 1860.

Known also as Harrisonville, Is Checked in its progress by the late a place of 60 inhabitants, 10} miles war, it numbered probably not more north of LaGrange court house and than 5,000 inhabitants in 1872 when

5 west of Hogausville, on the A. & it was chartered as a city, Aug. 24 of

W. P. R. B., its nearest depot, ex that year.

press and telegraph office, via which Atlanta Is 63 miles distant and West

ITS PRESENT.

Point 34. The village baa Baptist and Methodist churches, two schools,

Few cities of equal size can claim a greater number of handsome private

a combined grist and saw-mill oper residences with tasteful surround-

ated by steam, and semi-weekly ings, or more beautiful public edifices.

mail by private conveyance. J. H. Gray, P.M. Brown B. H., genl store Brown James IX, millwright Cleveland & Bro., tanners and ahoe-
mkrs Gray J. H., genl store Hammett B., justice . Jennings P. Jfi. L., physician Kilgore Jeremiah, blacksmith Loltin Eli M., constable Murphy J. L, pedler PhiUips J. L., notary and ez-off. jus
tice Pitman J. L., carpenter Ringer J. H., genl store Ringer W. J., genl store, grist and
saw mill VowellJ. T., carpenter Ware W. M., physician

The society is elegant, learned and refined, and many of Georgia's most distinguished citizens have had their homes here. Aside from special mention, the prominent features of Athens embrace a merchants ex change, two banks, eleven churches, --two Baptist, (one colored), Catholic, two Episcopal, Hebrew, three Meth odist, (one colored), Presbyterian and Primitive Baptist--, several secret so cieties, gas works, a well organized fire department, cotton compress, three weekly newspapers--Southern Banner, Weekly Onronicle, and Southern Watchman--and a monthly publication--the Southern CultivOr tor. The government of the city to vested in a mayor and board of eight aldermen, elected first Wednesday of each year.

ATHENS.

EDUCATIONAL.

Clarke County.

A prominent writer twenty yew* ago said of Athens: "For nearly

Terminus of the Athena branch forty years it was the only town

Ga. R. B.--connecting with the mam line at Union Point, 40 miles south

having within its borders a college. As Greece was enlightened by a city

east--and the initial point of the N after which this town was named, so E. R. R., extending 39 mUes north Georgia for years regarded this place.

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, ____________the Popular Route from Atlanta.
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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA.

P. H. MELL, D.D., LL.D., CHANCELLOR.

The University embraces the following Departments:

1. FRANKLIN COLLEGE. 2. GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND

THE MECHANIC ARTS. 3. LAW SCHOOL.

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,

These three Departments are located at Athens.

4. THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA, located "at Augusta.

The Departments at Athens embrace the following Schools, viz.:

Ethics and Metaphysics.
P. H. MELL, D.D., LL.D., PBOF.
Ancient Languages and Literature.
W. G. WOODFIN, A.M., PBOF.
Modem Languages.
C. P. WILLCOX, A.M., PBOF.

Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
L. H. CHARBONNIER, A.M., PHOI ,
Chemistry and Geology.
w. L. MITCHELL, LL.D., PBOF.
Natural History and Agriculture.
WM. M. BROWSE, A.M., PBOF.

Bhetoric and Belles Lettres.

Engineering.

EUSTACE W. SPEER, D.D., PBOF. L. H. CHARBONNIER, A.M., PKOF.

History and Political Science.

Industrial and Mechanical Drawing.

WM. M. BROWNE, A.M., PBOF. D. C. BARRON, JR., C. & M. E., PROF.

Pure Mathematics.

'

Law.

WILLI'MS KUTHEBFORD, A.M., PBOF. H. C. "WHITE, C. & M. E., PBOF.

These Schools are combined so as to ofter systematic courses of instruction of different types of culture.
The University buildings are spacious, and contain convenient and well arranged recitation rooms, lecture balls and apparatus rooms.
The apparatus for illustration is extensive, the greater part of it being lately purchased. The Schools of Engineering, of Chemistry, and that of Natural Philosophy and Astronomy, are specially well fitted up with apparatus to illus trate the principles of Science, and with laboratories and work rooms where rtudents can do practical work.
The University also possesses an extensive Library, and a valuable collection of minerals.
Board is furnished on reasonable terms. Liberal provision is made for admission, without payment of tuition fees, of young men needing assistance. Tuition in the State College free to as many students as there are members in the General Assembly of the State. For Catalogues and further information address either
P. H. MELL, Chancellor, or, L. H. CHARBONNIER, Secretary,
Athens, Georgia. All communications will receive prompt attention.

D F U/illn/vir COLUMBUS, BEPBESENTS 1JHB HUTOAX, LUt . r. WUICOX, IKS, oo. or NEW YOEK. A/ ueta over 186,000,000.

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It may be emphatically pronounced Athens Foundry and Machine the educational center of Georgia. Works, John W. Nicholson. pre; The Franklin College--State Univer B. Nickerson, supt. (See p. 291.) sity of Georgia--was lexjated here In Athens Gas Light Co., B. L. Moss, 1801 and iu 1S72, (be State College of pres Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts Athens Mnffc Co., Dr. Henry Hull, was established with Law School in pres; B. L. Bloomfleld, agt; cot connection, Medical Department at ton mills Augusta and North Georgia Agricul Athens Mutual Loan Asa'n, I. M. tural College at Dahlonega. Sit uated Kenney, sec here is the Lucy Cobb Institute, one Atkisson F. A. Miss, private school

of the most flourishing female col Bank of The University, M.

leges in the South. It was founded Stanley, pres; A. P. Dearing, cash

in 1857 by the late Geu. Thomas B. ier. (Capital $125,000.)

B. Cobb, for whose daughter it was Barrow C. JX, prof University

named. The building is a magnifi ofGa

cent structure, located in a lovely Bassett John M., blacksmith

portion of the city. There is also Beal Courtney (c), grocer

Mme. Sosnowski's Home School and Beavers & Burpee (W. B. Beavers,

six minor schools.

J. A. Burpee), carriage factory

Bernard Hugh B.. auditor N. E.

INDUSTRIES.

B.B.

Bernstine Selig, dry goods

The Oconee river, though not nav Beiuse Charles L., blacksmith

igable at this point, affords splendid Beusse Henry, grocer

water privileges, and with the unlim Beusse J. H. D., saloon

ited power derived from Baraett shoal Biilups Edward S., dentist

(claimed to be the finest in the State), Bloomfleld Bobert L., agt Athens

Tallaase shoals and numerous others, Mnfg Co

the manufacturing interests rank Bode Cans, baker

among the most important and will Bond Hillyer 8., justice

grow rapidly. Already there are in Branbam W. B. Jr. Bev., Methodist

the city and vicinity, three cotton Brovrae William M., prof. Uni

factories--Athens Factoiy with 200 versity of Ga

looms and 7,000 spindles, Georgia Browning Josiah A., sheriff

Factory 150 looms, 6,000 spindles, and Brumby A. B. Dr., private school

the Prineeton Factory 72 looms and Brumby John W.. tanner, shoemkr

2,640 spindles; the Athens Foundry Brumby B. T. & Co. (B. T. Brumby),

and Machine Works, a paper mill and druggists

several others of less importance. Burke J. W., T. A. Burke, manger,

Cotton and the products of the facto boots, stationery, etc

ries, form the shipments; 38,000 bales Burns William A., genl store

cotton received annually, 6,000 of Campbell C. D. Rev..Baptist

which are consumed by the factories. Carlton Henry H. Dr., propr

Athens is a money order poetofflee, Southern Banner. (See p. 291.)

distant from Atlanta 104 miles via

Lula and via Union Point, 135 miles; A. K. Childs. Y. H. Wynn.

receiving and forwarding mails daily by rail, tri-weekly to Andersen C. H., 8. C., tri-weekly to Farmington, Oco

, mcmi no., B. Nlckerson.

nee county, through High Shoals,

HARDWARE, Walton county, and weekly to Jug
Tavern, Walton county. Express,

Southern. Telegraph, Western Un ion. Dr. Josiah C. Orr, P. M.

Iron, Steel, XTaili and Pomps,

Adams T. A. Mrs., millinery

Agricultural Implement*,

Alien Bobert H., saddler Athens Compress Co., W. B. Thom

Mill Findings, &c.,

as, manager

ATHENS, - GEORGIA.

Tl W the GEORGIA j ARJu__________ the Short Line from Macon.
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ATHENS FOUNDRY ^ MACHINE WORKS,
GENERAL FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS. Pattern Work, Smithing and Repairing. Manufacture Iron and Braes Cast ings, Mining and Mill Machinery, Saw Mills, Cane Mills. Horse-Powers, Thresh ers, Fan Mills, Bark Mills, Colt Celebrated Cotton Presses, etc., and are Manu facturers Agents for Turbine Water Wheels, Cook's Evaporators, Separators, etc., etc. For circulars, prices, etc.,"address
R. NICKERSON, Ag't and Sup't,
Athena, Georgia.
J. Z. COOPER,
LIVERY STABLE AND WAGON YARD,
THOMAS STREET, ATHENS, GEORGIA.
My table is supplied with the best the market affords. Good sheds and stalls for stock. A share of patronage solicited.
SOUTHERN BANNER,
ATHENS, GEORGIA.
H. H. CARLTON, Editor and Proprietor.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. TERMS, 2 PER YEAR.
THE SOUTHERN WATCHMAN.
PUBLISHED HVKET TUESDAY.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN NORTHEAST GEORGIA !
TEEMS, TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
E. J. CHRISTY, Publisher, ATHENS, GEORGIA.
i,

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Efftabllshed 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

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Carlton Joseph B., physician

Hamilton James S. Dr.. pres

Carlton Joseph H., coal dlr and gua Princeton Factory

no warehouse

Hampton & Bearing (J. Hampton,

Carlton William A., physician

T. H. Bearing), genl store

Charbonnier !. H. Prof., sec Sarper Richard Bev. (c), Methodist

University of G i

Harris Hugh N. Dr., agt Ga. B. B

Childs Asaph K., pres N. E. B. B Harris Samuel, dry goods

Childs A. K. A Co. (A. K. Childs, B. Harris Samuel (c), shoemkr

Nickerson, W. H. Jones), stoves Harris Young L. G., pres Sou. Mat,

and tinware

Ins. Co. of Ga

Childs A Moss (A. K. Childs, B L. Saudrup N. W. shoemkr

Moss), jewelers

Eauser George, cigar mnfr

Christy Elbridge J., publr South Read J. J. & Co., grocers

ern Watchman. (See p. 291.)

Heard P. A. Rev., prin Lucy

Clinard A. D., propr Newton Cobb Institute

House. (See p. 293.)

Eemphill Joseph, blacksmith

Cobb Andrew J., lawyer

Herringtou Sylvester M., notary and

Cobb Lamar, sec Lucy Cobb In justice

stitute

Hill Floyd Bev. (c), Baptist

Cobb It. tt H. (Lamar and How- Hodgson Bros., T. A. Hodgson, man

ell), lawyers

ager; carriage mnfrs

Cohen M. G. A. J., dry goods

Holbrooks Edward (c). shoemkr

Colbert E. C. Mrs., private school Home School for Young Ladles,

Coleman Andrew, genl store

Mme. S. Sosnowski, Miss C. Sos-

Cooper John Z., livery and sale nowski, associate principals

stable. (Seep. 291.)

Hood Wiley F., coroner and genl

Dale E. H. Miss, dressmkr

store

Davis Charles W., photographer Horton Henry (c), shoemkr

Davis H. Cobb, chief of police

House, Belts A Co., (I. H. House, Z.

Davis Matt., fish and oysters

W. Belts, J. 8. Smith), genl store

Dearing Albin P., cashier Bank Hugging James H., dry goods,

of The University

groceries, hardware, etc

Demore William B., butcher Dobbs Stephen C., genl store

Hugglns John L, elk Superior Court Hull Henry Dr., pres Athena

Dorsey Albert 8., genl store

Mnfg Co

'

JEberhart R. P. &, J. G., boot and Hurley Dennis C., blacksmith

shoe mnfrs and tanners

Her Theodore A., jeweler

EdBw.Bards James M.',

supt

N. E.

Ingle E. H. Bev., Episcopal Jackson Asa M., ordinary and law

'JErwin Alexander S., judge Superior yer

Court !Evans Arthur, jeweler

Jackson & Thomas (Asa M. Jack son, L. W. Thomas), lawyers

.Fleming T.ASon (Thomas and J.H.), Jacobs & Michael (G. Jacobs, David

.hardware

Michael), dry goods

(Fleming William, bookseller and sta Johnson Miles (c), dyer and scourer

tioner IFliscb Leonard, confectioner.

Jones William L. Dr., propr Southern Cultivator

Gallager Henry, druggist

Kenney Isaac M.. justice, and sec

Gann Charles A., tinner

Athens Mutual Loan Ass'n

Geisendafler W. H., grocer

King William, physician

Georgia Factory, John White, propr King William Jr., physician

Gerdine John, pbysician

Lafferty William, genl store

Gilleland Williaa:m A., city elk and Lampkin Lewis JL genl store

treas Gluck J. Bev., Hebrew

Lampkin Bobert H., saloon Lampkin & Fittman (A. C. Lamp-

Gray J. M. A Co. (J. M. and C. Gray), kin, J. E. Pittman). genl store

dry goods

Lane C. W. Bev. D. D., Presbyterian

Haddock I.&C ., grocers

Lester T. J. A Co., (T. J. and Pat-

Hale Hope H., agt N. E. B. B

man Lester), genl store

Hamilton Duke, justice

Lewis Pleasant, grocer

TAKE the CEORCIA RAILROAD, the Best Route Bast.
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NEWTON HOUSE,

A. D. CLINARD, Proprietor,

JEHMS, $2.00 PER PAY.

ATHENS GA.

The Proprietor desires to meet the requirements of alL Commodious sample rooms for Commercial Travelers.
inwion
ATHENS, - GEORGIA.
------------MANUFACTURE------------
Yarns, Osnabergs, Shirting $ Sheeting,
Of superior quality, at reasonable prices, for Cash.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD <^T~OF>-^> GEORGIA.

THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST. ROUTE

ATHENS and all points NORTH or WEST.

THIRTY MILES shorter to Atlanta and all points West, and SEVENTY

shorter to Charlotte and all points East.

Connects at Athens with Georgia Railroad, and at Lula with the Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line Railway, the Great Soathern Mail Line between New York

and New Orleans.

Through tickets and through freight rates to all important points.

A, K. CBKLDS, Prest,

JAS. M. EDWARDS, Sup*.

OFFICES, ATHENS, &A.

D. F. WILLCOX.l Merchants & Mechanics Ins.Co. j ASSETS: ecu. A't rr n. / Virginia Home Insurance Co. < $ 888,837.21

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Long E. C. & Co. (E. C. and A. National Bank of Athens, John

Lone1 ! drujrs, medicines, paints, etc White pres; James White, cashier.

Lona H. R. J., physician

(Capital $1 (10,000.)

Lowranee Hnrv A., dentist

Newton House, A. D. Clinard,

Lowranee & Madden (H A. Low propr. (Sf-e p. 203)

ranee, I. Madden), furniture

Xicholson John W., pres Athens

Lucas Frederick B., broker and co. Foundry and Machine Wks, and

tax collector

nut Pioneer Paper Co

Lucas F. W. & Co. (F. W. and F. B. Nickersoii Reuben, supt Athens

Lucas'1, mdse brokers

Foundry and Machine Works

Lucy Cobb Institute, Mrs. A. E. Northeastern Railroad of Ga.

Wright, Rev. P. A. Heard, princi A. K. Cliilds, pres; J. M. Edwards,

pals; H. Schirmacher, prof music. supt. (See p. 293.)

(See back cover.}

O'Farrell James, grocer

Lumpkin Edwin K., lawyer and co. O'Kellev James F., photographer

surveyor

Orr & Hunter (J. M. Orr, S. M.

Lynch Herbert T., houseful-Dishing Hunter) cotton buyers, mdse bro

"goods

kers, agts stand.-ird fertilizers, cot

Lyudon Edward S., druggist and ton gins and steam engines

pliysician

Parker & Bro. (J. G. C. ami P. X. Par

McCartney Maria Miss, milliner

ker), grocers

ItlcClesky G. L., physician

P;tman D. W. Rev., Prim. Baptist

McCombs XHsnn td\, baker

Phillips Abram, dry goods

McDermed Peter W., saloon

Pioneer Paper Miifg. Co., J. A.

McDonald T. C., grocer

Hunnicutt, pres; J. W. Xicholson,

McDowell William, confectioner

ngt

McGinty Manasseh B., contract Pipkin Lou. Miss, tel opr

or, builder, lumber, door, sash and Pitner J. C. & Co., genl store

blind mnfr, and propr Acme Fur Pope J. E., physician

niture Store. (See p. 295.)

Potts & Hamilton (John Potts, J. T.

McKie & Co. (C. D. and J. S. McKie), Hamilton), painters

genl store

Princeton Factory, J. S. Ham

Maudeville Albert S.. jeweler

ilton, pres; William Jno. Russell,

Marks & Colien (K. M. Marks, John agt. (See p. 203.)

Cohen), saloon

Reaves, Xicholson &Co., (R. K.

Matthews- & Jackson (J. R. Mat Reaves, J. W. Xicholson, W. D.

thews, J. P. Jackson), genl store

O'Farrcll, R. K. Bloomfield), groce

Mays Seaborn J.. ins airt

ries and staple dry goods

Me'll P. II., D.D., LL..D., chan Reese Sidney C., co. treas

cellor University of Ga

Robertsnn Alexander R., marble wks

Meriwether Wevley (c), blacksmith Rucker J. H., mayor and cottn brkr

Mitchell Albert L.J lawyer

Rucker T. W.. lawyer

Mitchell William L., 'prof of law, Russell William J., agt Prince-

University of f{:i

ton Factory

Mitchell 'William .L. & Son, Rutherford Williams, prof Uni

(William L. and Henry B.), law versity of Ga

yers

Sale ftifiner G., private school

Morris Casper, dry goods

SaleTbeophilus A., dentist

Morris Israel, dry goods

Sapi> & Brydie (c), barbers

Morris Joseph, dry goods

Schirmacher H., prof of music

Morris L'mis, dry goods

Lucy Cobb Institute

Morris Mf>nd*l, dry goods

Schrimper Fred., confectioner

Morton William J. agt Ga. Factory Scudder A. M., private school

Moses & Jacobs (Henry Moses, S. Seymour J. W., miller

Jacobs), dry goods

Sims David E., co. tax receiver

Moss & Thomas (R. L. Moss, J. Snead & Co. i L. B., G. S. and W. C.

J. Thomas), cotton storage and com Snead), hoots and shoes

mers

Solomon & Joseph (S. Solomon, Max

Murray T. A., private school

Joseph), dry goods

Myers"Moses, dry goods

Sosuowski S. Mmi>., prin HomeSchl

T A If 17 the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1 ANEi

the Short Line West and Southwest.

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Southern Banner, Dr. H. H. Stern & Alleu (M. Stern, J. M. Al

Carlton, propr. (See p. 291.)

ien), saloon

Southern Cultivator (monthly), Dr. Stone Jowph H., propr Weekly

W. L. Jones, propr

Cl'ronk-le

Southern Mutual Ins. Co. of Talmadsre, Hodgsoii &, Co., ;0.

Ga., Y. L. G. Harris, pres; Stevens G. and J. E. Talmndge, E. R. an.I

Thomas, sec. (Reserve fund $798,- A. H. Hodgsou), whol and ret pro

230.79.)

visions, sroeeries, drv goods, etc

Southern "\VatcHman, E. J. Talmadse AVilliam A.J jeweler

Christy, publisher. (See p. 291.) ! Thomas Georcte D., lawyer

Speer E. W. Rev. D. D., prof Thomas \Vm.~ B., judf**1 eo. cwirt

University of Ga

j manager Athens Compress Co

Stanley Marcellus, pres Bank of The Thomas & Barnard (W. B. Thomas,

University

| T. J. Barnard), guano warehouse

Stern C. &Co. (Charles Stern, S. Sto-; Thomas & Griffith (W. W. Thomas,

man), clothing

i A. E. Griffith >, ffenl ins ajrts

M. B. McGINTY,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

DEALER IN A3TD MANUFACTITKER OF

UOOF^S, JOASH, BLINDS, JSHINGLES, LATHS,

LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER AND BRICK.

^-^Msv,PROPRIETOR"VAv*--
ACME Fl-RMTlTRE STORE.

.i

^-^

AtnCnS, Vj3.

LUCY COBB INSTITUTE, ATHENS, GEORGIA.

JA8. P. HARRI8ON * CO., State Printers, Publishers, and Bindery, 87 A 99 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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Thompson Peyton G., lawyer

1,087 feet above the level of the sea.

Threlkeld J. J., fruit and confection in latitude 33 45\ longitude 8423\

ery Thurmond Samuel P., lawyer Tilton Nathan R., cabinet mkr

Younger by many years than any other important city In the common wealth, or we might add, in the

Toomer 3. B., agt Singer Mnfg Co South, her movement from the very

University of Georgia, P. H. beginning of her career has been on MeU, D. D., LL.D., chancellor. ward, and to-day she stands far In

(See p. 289.)

advance of many of her sisters whose

Vamey Wlliam P., shoe factory maturity had been attained before Vonderleith C. F. Mrs., confectioner her birth.

Ware George, deputy collector Int. She is emphatically the child of

Bev

railways, and owes her existence

Waters 4 Merck (B. C. Waters, C. 8. largely to efforts made more than

Merck), grocers

forty years ago by South Carolina

Weekly Chronicle, J. H. Stone, propr and Georgia to obtain a means of

Well Peter, sboemkr

communication with the growing

Westmorland & Maddrey (P. C. West. In 1833 the Legislature grant

Westuiorelund, M. M. Maddrey), ed three charters for the Central,

tinners

Georgia and Monroe (later Macon

Wnite H. C., prof University of and Western) railroads. On Dec. 21,'

Ga

1835, an act was approved by Gov.

White James, cashier Nat. Bank of Scbley authorizing the construction

Athens

of a railroad from the Tennessee line

White John, pres Nat. Bank of Ath near the Tennessee river to the south

ens and propr Georgia Factory

western bank of the Chattahoochee,

Wilkins J. C., house furnishing, at a "point most eligible for the run

stoves and tinware

ning of branch roads thence to Ath

Wilcox C. P., prof University of ens. Madison, Milledgeville, Forsyth

Ga

and Columbus." The work upon all

Williams William, agt Sou. Ex four roads was begun almost simul

press Co

taneously early in 1836, and in 1839

Willifbrd Jane Mrs., private the station peg of the Georgia rail

school

road was placed a few rods southwest

Williford John S., real estate agt of the site of the present Union depot

Wilson James F., furniture

and the point was called

Winn John, sewing machines

Woodfin W. G., prof University

" TEBMTNTIS."

of Ga Woods William L., grocer

The population of Terminus con sisted ofan old woman and her daugh

Wright A. E. Mrs^, prin Lucy Cobb ter, who dwelt in a log hut on the site

Institute.

of the present James Bank Block.

Wynn Young H., genl Ins agt .

To John Thrasher Esq., still living,

Ynrborough G. W. Rev.. Methodist belongs the honor of erecting the

Young Max E., merchant tailor second house, in 1839, and he shortly

ATKINSON.

after associated himself, with a man named Johnson and opened the first

Co/mien County,

store.

Situated in a sparsely Inhabited INCORPORATED AS MARTHASVILLB.

country 15 miles south of Waynes- During the years 1840, 1841 and

ville, without mail faculties.

1842, the growth of the future " Chi

cago of the South" was slow, and in

ATLANTA

the fall of 1843 the community did not consist of more than a dozen

Capital city of Georgia, seat of jus families. These dozen, however,

tice of Fulton county, bearing the were ambitious and desired a better sobriquet, well deserved, of "Gate name than Terminus. An applica City of the South," is situated in the tion was therefore made to the legis northern central portion of the State, lature for a charter, and on Dec. 23

C UID your Freight West via the

5H1 r

GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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1843. the village was incorporated enterprises until It numbered about

under the name of MartbaaviUe, in 15,000 in the summer of 1864, prior to

compliment to the daughter of Gov. the capture by the Federal forces.

Lumpkin.

THE SIEGE

SHADOWS OF COKING JVJNTH. of Atlanta commenced about the

The year 1845 was distinguished by three notable events--the establish

middle of July, until Sept. 1.

1864, and continued The bombardment

ment of the first newspaper, The was incessant, and the scene within

Luminary, the arrival of the first the beleaguered city defies descrip-,

train over the just completed Georgia railroad, Sept. 15, and the erection

Hon. Two very severe battles were fought--Peachtree creek, July 20,

of the first church and school build and Atlanta, July 22-in the latter

ing. The next year witnessed the of which Gen. McPherson, one of

completion of the Macon and West the finest officers in the Federal

ern road and the arrival of the first army, received his death wound.

train from Macon.

The city was abandoned by the Con

In the same year, 1846, upon sug federates Sept 1, and occupied by

gestion of J. Edgar Thompson, super intendent of the Georgia road, the

Gen. Sberman's troops Sept 2. On Sept 4, an order requiring the de

depot was named

parture of all citizens within eight

ATLANTA,

days was issued, and before the com mencement of the famous "March

deriving the word from Atlantic, and to the Sea," the city was almost ut

on Dec. 29,1847, the legislature passed terly destroyed, a few church edi

an act incorporating the CITY OF AT fices, the Medical College and a small

LANTA. The first city election, for number of dwellings being all that

mayor and six councifmen, was held January 29, 1848. resulting in the

was spared.

choice of Moses W. Formwait as the

AFTER THE WAB.

first mayor. The number of inhabi tants at this time was about 500, but the growth of the new city thence forward was very rapid. A census taken in 1854 exhibited a community of 6,025 souls, and in 1860 this num ber had been increased to nearly 10,000, while the assessed value of real estate was about $3,000,000. In 1855 the city hall and county court house, was completed at a cost of over $30,-

It would have seemed that Atlan ta's career was ended; but only a few months elapsed before, phoenix-like, she had risen from her ashes and started afresh on her road to prosper ity. A census taken in 1866 showed that despite the loases and disasters which had befallen the city, the pop ulation was greater than at any time before, and the census of 1870 gave her 21.789, thus exhibiting her as the

second city in the State.

THK WAB PERIOD/

In 1861 the outbreak of the war

IMPROVEMENTS.

brought the first check to the on ward The rapidity with which Atlanta

progress of Atlanta. Building oper was restored to her former prosper

ations" were discontinued and business ity has rarely, if ever, been equalled

in many departments was completely While the number of inhabitants

paralyzed. This was only temporary was thus increasing, new buildings

however, for the city soon became were going up and new interests

one of the military centers and sup being established in every direction.

ply depots of the Confederacy. The Union Passenger Depot--the

Arms, ammunition and war material finest in the South--the Atlanta

were manufactured upon an exten Boiling MHLemploying 400 hands,

sive scale, and it was made a princi the Kimball House--one of the larg

pal hospital point, not less than 75,- est hotels in the country--De Give's

000 Confederate sick and wounded Opera House, three new churches

being nursed here. The population and hundreds of elegant residences

was thus increased by these various i and business blocks were completed

T* . f.

Coinatbu, ztprMeati Xrmlan Lift and Aoddeafc j 196 bvyi 16,000, and payi 126 a week if diuUed.

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by the close of 1870. The Young other cotton factory in the southt Men's Library Association, organ some of which have almost double iti ized In 1867, has now one of the finest capacity. In the fall of this year

libraries in the South and a building also, the excavations were begun for

fund on hand of over $10,000.

the new U. 8. Court House and Post-

ATLANTA THE CAPITAL.

office. This building is now rapidly approaching completion, and will be

While the State was under mili ready for occupancy early in 1880.

tary control, orders were issued in In style it is Italian Gothic, 135x75,

. the spring of 1867 making Atlanta and will coet $260,000, the ground hav-

the capital, and the so-called Consti inK been donated by the city.

tutional Convention of April, 1878, Having thus given a brief outline

ratified the order. The question of of Atlanta in the past, we turn now

the legality of this action being to

raised, a vote of the people, Dec. 5, 1877, made her the permanent

ATLANTA. OF THE PRESENT.

capital of the State.

In Dec. 1864, to the few returning citizens, a scene of charred and deso

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

late ruins was presented, and Atlan

In Dec., 1869, a Board of Educa tion was elected, and in 1870 the city charter was amended to establish and maintain a system of public schools. In Jan., 1872, three school buildings were completed, and at the end of the scholastic year nearly 4,000 children were enrolled.

ta's doom seemed to have been pro nounced. To-day, less than fifteen years later, her borders contain over 40,000 rushing, driving, enterprising citizens, and her population is being increased at the rate of 5,000 per year. In place of the little church and school building of 1845,45 houses of worship and 9 public free schools now exist.

ANOTHER RAILROAD.

In place of the log tavern of forty

As early as 1857 the question of a new line of rail to open up the north ern section of the State and establish more direct communication with northern and eastern cities was agi tated, and a charter for the Air-Liue B. B. was obtained. Atlanta sub scribed $300,000 in 1858, and in 1860 work was begun, but was soon sus pended on account of the war. Operations were again commenced in 1869, and in Sept., 1873, trains ran upon regular time..

years ago, 12 hotels provide well for the wants of the traveler. There are. 3 medical colleges, 5 pri vate schools, a colored theological seminary, and a colored university to which the State appropriates f8,000, anounlly. Three daily papers (one morning and two evening), 11 weekly and 5 monthly periodicals now occupy the field once filled by The Luminary. There are 8 banks, with a capital of about $1,200,000,11 printing offices, 15 shoe and 49 dry goods stores, over 300 groceries, 18 drug stores, 10 dentists, 75 physi

WATERWORKS, ETC.

cians, lOiTlawyersi, 5 planing mills, 7

In 1875 the waterworks were com foundries and machine shops, 6 car

pleted at a cost of nearly half a mil riage factories, and a host of other va

lion dollars, a street railway system rieties of business to many to enu

established, and the Atlanta Cotton merate. We must add mention of

Factory, one of the largest in the the latest improvement--a telephone

South, was commenced. It is now exchange with over 200 members,

completed, and the machinery was which is just in operation. With its

started with impressive ceremo railroad system complete, making

nies June 30, 1879. It operates at communication easy and direct with

beginning, 10,328 spindles and 313 almost any point, and with an en

looms, but its full capacity (which terprising business community ready

will be reached at an early day), is to take advantage of every opportu

24.000 spindles and 650 looms. These nity to enlarge the boundaries of trade,

will consume 28.000 pounds of cotton it will require but a very few years

and produce 75,000 yards of cloth before Atlanta is a metropolis of 100,-

daily, exceeding by fifty percent, any 000 inhabitants.

SHIP your Cotton Bast via the GEORGIA ROAD Fat Freight Line.

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At an altitude of 1,087 feet, the ell- Albert William J., lawyer, 2} Mari

mate is unsurpassed, and in the inat- etta

ter of bealtbfulness, no superiority is Alexander Alexander, grocer. 126

' granted to any city in the land. The Whitehall

city government Is in the hands of a Alexander Isaac H. (c), shoemaker,

mayor, Hon. W. L. Calhoun, board 117 E. Hunter

of aldermen, three members, and Alexander James P., physician, 20

board of common council, ten mem Line

bers. The police department is main Alexander J. M. & Co. (Julius M. and tained at an annual expense of about Jacob C. Alexander), hardware, 40

$30.000,the force numbering43 officers Whitehall

and men.

Alexander A Green (e), (J. Alexan

The fire department is conducted der, H. Green), blacksmiths, Ivy,

on the volunteer plan, each company cor Line

owning its apparatus and house, and Alien Dexter W., propr Palace

the city appropriating $8,400 annual Restaurant, 13 E. Alabama. (See

ly to meet expenses.

p. 304.)

The county of Fulton is in excel Alien Ellas C., grocer, 84 Peachtree

lent condition, owing nothing and Alien Elisha T., grocer, 102 McDon-

with money in the treasury. This ougb

state of affairs is largely due to the Allev Alvin B., physician, 14 White* good judgment and fine management hall

of the Ordinary, Judge Daniel Pitt- American LubricatingOil C*.,

man.

W. B. Pierce, agt; 55 Peachtree

The post-office of Atlanta, the last (See adv.)

matter to which our sketch will re Anchor Publishing Co., J. G. Grant,

fer, is, perhaps, the very best proof of manager; 40Marietta

the important position which the Anderson George W., co. jailer, 34

city occupies, the business of the of Fraser

fice in all matters, save foreign money Anderson J. H. A Co. (J. H. Ander

orders, exceeding that of any two son, G. A. Nicolson), cotton, 63 8.

offices in the Slate. Hon. Benjamin Broad

Conley, P. M.

Anderson N. Mrs., saloon, 148Decatnr

x

Abbott Benjamin P., lawyer, 49*

Whitehall

AfeDott & Bro. (Lewis L. and Wil

liam L.K whol grocers and com

mers 64 E. Alabama

Accorsini Olinto, confectioner, 36

Marietta

Adair George W., real estate agt, 6

Wal1

*

Adair John T., grocer, 48 D&atur

Adair & Bro. (Augustus D. and Green

B.), com men, 27 W. Alabama

Adama House, Mrs. 8. E. Adams,

propr;' 24J B. Wall. (Seep. 302.)

Adams Lorenzo D., grocer, 359 Peach-

tree

Adams Sarah E. Mrs., propr

3A0d2.a)ms House,' 2^4} WalL (See pF.

Anderson Robert A., genl frt agt W. &A.RR
Anderson & Bro. (James A. and Willlam W.), grocers, 147 W. Peter*
Angler Edgar A., lawyer, 16} White hall
Ansley J. A., real est agt 28 E. Wall Appler David W., genl western
agt Central RR of Ga. Savannah line, Decatur, cor Pryor Arberry James W., meats, 128 Ma rietta Arbola Mary Mrs., grocer, 111 White hall Archer Andrew J., grocer, 81 Peachtree Armstrong William 8., physician, 62} Whitehall Arnold Frank A., lawyer, Ala-

Adamson & Son (Charles Q. and Zachary W.), grocers, 262 Decatur
Ajfricola Herman, baker, 57 Decatur Air Line House, 494 S. Pryor Akere & Bros. (William F., George
W. and James K.), grocers, 21 8. Broad

bama-cor Pryor Arnold Reuben, lawyer, 8 8. Broad Arnold William M., cabinet mkr,
127 8. Forsyth Asber William C., physician, r 394
Marietta Ashford W. T., genl store, 169 Mari
etta

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDEX the best Advertising Medium in the South.

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B.F.AVERY&SONS.

FACTORY,
LOUISVILLE, KY.

BRANCH WAREHOUSE,
ATLANTA, GA.

We have established a Branch of our Louisville, Ey., Flow and Wagon Factory in Atlanta, Gra., where a full stock of our Flows and Wagons will be kept. Tiia great saving in freight by shipping in large quantities enables us to offer ou Wares at much less than former prices. We have in stock Farm Wagons, Flat-
form Spring Wagons, 3-Spring Wagons, Eto.

Our stock of Flows and Eepairs is the largest in the South. We invite partic ular attention to our Sulky Flow, Walking Cultivator and Improved Georgia
Stock. Address B. F. AVERY & SONS, Atlanta, Ca.

your Merchandise from Boston and New York ' via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Asbley Samuel S. Rev., pastor 1st] Austin Bros. (Robert W. and James

Cong. Church

F.), com mers, 13 S. Broad

Ashley Willis G., sasb, doors and Auten & Biggers (Richard M. Auten,

blinds, 33 S. Broad. (See p. 302.) Stephen D. Biggers), physicians, 77 Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, 44 Peachtree

E. Alabama

Autry Thomas J., saloon, 227 W. Pe

Atlanta City Brewing Co., 8 W. Hun ters

ter

Avary Archer, druggist, 73 Peach-

Atlanta City Directory, A. E. tree

Sboles & Co., publishers; 31 8. Averett M. R. Mrs., dress mkr, 29 N.

Broad. (See adv.)

Calboun

Atlanta Coffin Factory, L. H. Avery B. F. & Sons, Louisville,

Hall & Co., proprs; 36 Decatur. Ky., plow works--W. L. P. Wiard,

(See adv.)

supt Atlanta branch; Alabama,

Atlanta Cotton Factory, H. I. sw cor Forsytb. (See p.300.)

Kiruball, pres; R. B.Bullock, treas; Avery Isaac \V., private sec Ex

160 to 172 Marietta

ecutive Dept

Atlanta Flouring Mills, H. Baber James M., physician, 56 Stone

Lewis, propr; Hunter, cor Thomp wall

son

Badger Richard D. (e), dentist, 37

Atlanta Gas Light Co, 21 Whitehall Peachtree

Atlanta Globe (weekly), Jas. R. Bailey Henry (c), barber, 9 Mitchell

Jones, propr; 8J Marietta

Baird James B.,,ppil1i3ysieiaii, 61A White-

Atlanta Health Institute, D. hall

0. Robertson, M.D., hygienic phy Bak Henry, physician, 6U White

sician; 178 W. Peters. (See adv.) hall

Atlanta High School (private), 621 S. Baker Dennis c), sboemkr, 152 Ma

Broad

rietta

Atlanta Medical College, Jenkins, Baker, Robinson & Thomas (William

nw cor Butler

F. Baker, John M. Robinson, Geo.

Atlanta Medical and Surgical Jour I. Thomas), millinery, 12 Decatur

nal, Dr. J. G. Westmorland, ed Ball L. A. & Co. (Mrs. Laura A. and

itor, 14 Loyd

George H. A. Ball), novelties, 19

Atlanta JVational Bank, Paul Marietta

Romare, cashier; 15 E. Alabama Ballard Wilson J., propr "Bal-

Atlanta Republican, Wm. L. Clark, lard's Baggage Transfer and Res

editor; 35 Marietta

taurant," Union depot

Atlanta Rolling Mill Co., V. Bangert Charles, grocer, 66 E. Harris R. Tommey, pres; Grant Wilkins, Bank of the State of Georgia, Mari

genl manager; T. W. Chandler, etta, cor Peachtree see and treas; Jos. Downing, supt; Banks James, lawyer, 6i Whitehall

292 Marietta. (See p. 304.)

Banks & Cox (Henry Banks, J. W.

Atlanta Street R. R. Co., 49 Line

Cox), boots and shoes, 37 Peach-

Atlanta Sunday Phonograph, tree

W. T. Christopher &Bro., publish Barker & Brown (Samuel Barker,

ers; 32 S. Broad (See adv.,)

William Brown), meats, 209 W.

Atlanta University (e), Tatnall, foot Peters

Mitchell

Barnes James J., com mer, 47 E.

Atlanta Water Works Co., W. G. Alabama.

Richards', supt; 6 E. Wall

Barnes & Bonner (c) (Lewis Barnes,

Atlanta ami Charlotte Air-Line Ry, Lewis Bonner), blacksmiths, 377 W.

G. J. Foreacre, geul manger; 56 E. Peters

Wall

Barnett JYathan C., Secretary of

Atlanta and West Point Railroad, L. State, office State House

P. Grant, supt; 32Loyd

Barrett Susanna J. Mrs., grocer, 116

Austell Alfred, pres Atlanta Nat. Marietta

Bank, 15 E. Alabama

Barrow Alabama Mrs., confectionery,

Austell & Mangum (Wallace 192 Marietta

W. Austell, Carson L. Maugum), Barrow Hugh V., grocer, 82 Peach-

dry goods, 26 Marietta

tree

D p 1I72I1 AAV Oolunbu, (tart XnmnaM, Kre, Xulne, lift, A*. . f. WIIICOX,_____ddant. EjUMiihed 1819._____

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----DEALER IN
Q^WHITE

/ WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY,
DoorTibcks, Hinges, Blind Hinges, Screws
And all other kinds of Builders' Hardware.
____No. 33 South Broad Street, Atlanta, Ca.____
ADAMS HOUSE,
. S. E. -A^daru.&, ^Proprietor,
24i Eait Wall St., Immediately oppoiite Depot,

BEST OF ACCOMMODATIONS. BATES OF BOARD -Day, fl.50; Single Meal, 50c; Week, $7.
i'i galae0 ^titaua&t and fining

FintClus.
Moderate Charget.
Refitted.
Sleeping Rooms Attached.
Meal Tickets at Discount.

IQTCOFFEEII --
LadlesMllnlnc Rooms_and lot Cream_Saloon under_personil charge_of Mn. ^ Alien.

D. W. AL.LEJV, Propr., 18 E. Alabama St., ATtAJVTA, OA,

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Barth Carl P., piano tuner, 71 Bird ITwin, grocer, 38 Marietta

WhitebaU. (See adv.)

Bird Mitchell (c), grocer, 287 Fort

Barton Caleb J.,lawyer,179J Marietta Bird Mitchell H. (c), grocer, 92 Hous

Barwald M. & Co. (Morris BarwaJd), ton

paper dire, 12 E. Mitchell

Bird A Warlick (Robert Bird, Wil

Bates Andrew, lawyer, 40 Marietta liam J. Warlick), stone pipe mkrs,

Bates Edwin & Co., whol cloth 6Loyd

ing, 2 and 4 S. Pryor

BishopElizabeth Mrs., lunch room,

Bechtoldt J. Mrs., baker, Fraser, cor 218 W. Peters

Richardson

Black Lawson, register in bankruptcy

Beckum William (c), shoemkr, 195 and U. S. comr. 61} E. Alabama

W. Peters

Black William W., lawyer, 10} R

Beckwith John W. Rev. D. D., Epis Alabama

copal Bishop of Georgia, 158 8. Blanchard Edwin B., grocer, 134

Pryor

Decatur

Bedell William A., cotton buyer, 63 Blanchard Moses C., ins agt, 6 W.

8. Broad

Wall

Beerman&Kuhrt (Oh arlesBeerman, Bleckley Logan E. Hon. judge Su

H. O. Kubrt), cigars and tobacco, preme Court, State House

1 Whitehall

Bliley Frank X. billiards, Na

Bell Fred. & Co. (Fred. Bell, John tional Hotel. (See adv.)

8. 8. Bell), sewing machines, 31 Block Frank E. candy mnfr, 24 E.

Marietta

Alabama

Bell Margenlus A., lawyer, 6 J White- Blocker Daniel W. grocer, 364 Deca

ball

tur

Bell Walter S..lumberdlr, 26 Line Boaz George R livery stable, 16

Bell William E. (c), shoemkr, 32 W. Loyd

Peters

Bobo WiUIs G. grocer, 118 Marietta

Bell William H., grocer, 270 Marietta Bohnefield Charles undertaker, 37

Bender Charles H., meat market, 117 Marietta

Whitehall

Boland EeUs H. sec and treas Nat.

Bender William, saloon, 50 W. Surg. Ins., Alabama, cor Pryor

Hunter

Bollman William, jeweler, 10 White

Bennett Lewis, blacksmith, 113 De- hall

catur

Bomar Flavins J., grooer,25 W.Mitch-

Bennett & Wells (B. F. Bennet, C. ell

W. Wells), printers, 24 8. Broad Boniel M. L., cigars and tobacco, 13

Bent John, grocer, 258 Marietta

Peachtree

Bentley Joseph (c), shoemaker, 16 Bookout John M., watchmkr, 21

McDonough

Whitehall

Bentley Moses H. (c), barber, 4 Peach- Booth William K..carriageand wag

tree

on mnfr, 74 W. Peters

Bergstrom Andrew M.. printer. 29 Boring John M., physician, 618. For

E. Hunter

syth

Berron Peter, hotel, 10 Forsyth

Bostwick Thomas R, grocer, 142 El-

Berry Eugene M., druggist, 25 Peach- liott

tree v

Bowen Jonas (c), shoemkr, 75 W. Pe

Berry Joseph M., painter, 1 Green's ters

Ferry av

Boyd Charles, physician, 25} Peach-

Berry Mark, booto and shoes, 33 tree

Peachtree

Boyd ft Johnson (James 8. Boyd.

Belts William E., meat market, 21 Archibald C. Johnson), grocers, 98

Peachtree

Peachtree

Beutell A. Smith (H. M. Bentell, BoyUn Thomas C. Rev., Sun

A. F. Smith), carpenters and build day School Evangelist, 34 Windsor

ers. Stair-work a specialty, 11 8. Boynton Bros. (Hoflis E. and George

Spring zz2

HA grooers, 28 E. Alabama

Beyer Martin, grocer, 90 Decatur B*r u4 Girls of the Smith. Bidgood Tully W., painter, 23 E. J. H. * W. B. Seal*, proprs; 24 K

Hunter

Broad. (See adv.)

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Cft. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Prop'rs, 87 A 89 Broad St.
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ATLANTA ROLLING MILL COMPANY,

493 AND 494 XABXETTA STREET, ATLANTA, OA.,
------Manufacturers of------

Iron Rails, Fish Plates, Spikes, Bridge Iron,

Shafting, Merchant Bars, Bolts and Nuts*

HEAVY CASTINGS, BOLLS AND BOLLXNO VTTiTi OASTINOS. :e Furnished on General Work at Short

Manufacturers and Dealers in
STOVES, TINWARE, HOUSEFURNISHINC GOODS,

Cornice, Concrete
Pipe,

and Plumbers'
Supplies-
Roofing

Ranges, Furnaces,

Steam Pump.

36 & 38 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga.

RAILROAD, the Popular Route from Atlanta.

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Bradbury William S., boose and sing Broyles Edwin N., lawyer, 8 8..

painter. 21} E. Alabama

Broad

Bradneld Joaiafe. patent medicine Branner Charles W., auction and

mnfr, 39 S. Pryor

com, 28 Peachtree

Bradstreet Co. The, J. A. Goto, Bryan James M., grocer, S67 Peach-

wipt; 6 Whitehall. (See p. 304.)

tree

Branham W. B. Bev., pastor Edge- Bryant John E., editor Southern Ad

wood M. E. Church

vance and Ga Sep., 25} E. Hunter

Branham W. B. Jr. Bev., pastor St. Bucbanan Thomas J., grocer, 260 De-

Paul's M. E. Church

catnr

BraumuJJer Otto L. A Co..music store, Buck Alfred E., clerk TT. 8. Court, De

70 Whitehall

catur, cor Pryor

Bray Wellborn M., lawyer, 21} Mari BoWdd.eWn aElldward R, litho"g*rap*he-r!, 6-

etta

Breitenbueher Philip, saloon, 12 Bulee A. A. Mrs., grocer, 41 Foun

Whitehall

dry

Brenner William, mill furnisher Boice John M., grocer, 110 McDon-

and millwright. 320 Marietta. (See ough

p.309.)

Bollock Smith W., assayer, 26 8. Cal-

Bridger J. C., coal dlr, 16 S. Broad

houn

Bridwell Cicero, grocer,100 W. Mitch Burdett Humphrey M., wagonmkr,.

ell

ws Peachtree, bey limits

Bridwell Malachi L., wood yard, 219 Burdett John C., meat mkt, 249 W..

Decatur

Peters

Br2i1n}ooEe. AAlleaxbaanmdear C.,'s.t" enogra*pher',

Burke J. F. A Co. (Joseph F. Burke,. William E. Munroe, Lewis D.

Broek Bros. (J. T. and W. H), cigars Campbell), spice mills, Pryor, cor

and tobacco, 11 Decatur

Mitchell

Broombead Benjamin H., contractor, Burke Timothy, saloon, 123 Decatur

618. Broad

Burks Sebron (c), grocer, 39 Howell

Brotherton William H., dry goods, Burney Mitchell (c), grocer, 113 E_

etc., 88 Whitehall

Hunter

Brown Bros. (J. A. and D. C.), gro Bussey Herbert H., hatmkr, 2} Ma

cers, 72 Peachtree

rietta

Brown Charles, oysters and flab, 17 Butler David E. Bev., pres

Peacbtree

Christian Index Pub. Co

Brown C. *. & Co. (C. I. and J. B. Butler Lemuel C., strocer, 169 Fort

Brown V, ice dire, 5 W. Wall

Butler A CarroU (Mrs. Elizabeth C.

Brown Faluan, cooper, 124 W. Butler. William 8. CarroU), floor

Mitchell

ing mute, 90 Battow

Brown George XL, qneensware, 82 Butt Wm. M., justice, 6} Whitehall

Whitehall

Buzbee William T., grocer, 23 Peach-

Brown Henry (c), barber, 11} Wail tree

Brown James (c), shoemkr, 81 E. Cahn Edward, ret dry goods, 41

Hunter

Whitehall and 46 Decatur

Brown James B. Mrs., hotel, 16 Ma Calder William, paints, oils, etc., 49

rietta^

8. Pryor

Brown Joseph E. Hon.. pres Caihonn Aimer W., oculist, anr-

Western A Atlantic B. R, office R ist and laryngoscopist, 38 8. Broad.

cor Foreyth

(See p. 907.)

- Jrn Jnlina I/., lawyer, 3} C .Ihoun Moses'- (c), restaurant, 28

Whitehall

'

Decatur

Brown Perino, pres CfUftens Calhonn Patrick, lawyer, 42 Ma

Bank of Ga

- rietta

Brown Walter B., lawyer, 7} White hall

Calhonn Willlana lu, mayor of Atlanta, and lawyer, 1 Peacntne

Browne Edward B. M.Bev., rabbi Callaway Edward C., elk Ktaar

K'hilo Kodesh GPemilas Cbesed

fealigoiue

'

wowne Walker G., dentist, 83} Camp Benjamin A., grocer, 93 S.

Whitehall

.

Broad

21

D. F. Willcox, Oolmnbm, Ga,, rqpntante oldMt and tfrnnjn Inmraiuw OonpuiM,

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Campbell Arthur A., com mer, 9 W. 3hambers J. H. * Co., J. Q.

Alabama

Grant, manager; publishers sub

Campbell James Mrs., grocer, 149 scription books, 40 Marietta

Luckie

Champe T. C.. tailor, 48} Peachtne

Campbell Wesley T., grocer, 318 De handler Thomas W., sec and

catur

treas Atlanta Boiling Mill Co., 48!

Campbell & Johnson (James Camp Marietta

bell, Cornelius P. Johnson), sa hapman Edward M., grocer, 118

loon, 44 8. Pryor

Whitehall

CampbeU & Jolly (Benjamin N. Chapman Foster 8., druggist, 30 Ma Campbell, Joseph Jolly), saloon, rietta

23 Marietta

Cherry Martha Mrs., grocer, 144

Candler Warren A. Rev., pastor Sixth Marietta

M. E. Church South

Cheshire Elijah D., propr Air-Line

Candler & Thompson (Milton A. House, 49} S. Pryor Candler. William 8. Thompson), 5 heshire Lafayette C., grocer, 100 KJmball House, Wall st. entrance. Whitehall

(See p. 307.)

Chess, Carley fc Co.. H. B. Downing,

Cannon House, Mrs. J. B. Brown, agt; oils, etc., 39 8. Pryor

propr; 16 Marietta

Chisolm A. Gaines, saloon, 9 Deot-

Capwell Charles A., manager Es- tur

tey Organ Co., Broad, nw cor nristian E. D., cashier Kirn-

Alabama. (See p. 313.)

ball House

Cargle Mitchell (c), undertaker, 9 'hristian Index, H. H. Tucker,

Ivy

D.D., managing editor; 27 and 29

Carmichael William, meat market, 8. Broad. (See adv.)

318 Marietta

Ihristopner W. T. & Bro. (W.

Carpenter Leander D., dentist, 45J T. and 8. H.), publishers Sundtj

Whitehall

Phonograph, and job printers; &

Carraway Marcellus C., tobacco dlr, 8. Broad. (See adv.)

3J Whitehall

Citizens Bank, of Georgia, Fer

Carroll Matthew C., tailor and repair ine Brown, pres; W. H. Patterson,

er, 12 E. Wall

cashier. (See p. 307.)

Carroll Owen C., liquors, 52 Decatur Clark Albert B., fruits, 17 E. Ala Carroll Patrick, saloon, 32 Marietta bama

Carroll & Thomas (Charles M. Car Clark Andrew, collector U. 8. Lit rol], Alez. 8. Thomas,) grocers, 278 Kev., 24 S. Broad

Decatur

Clark Cornelius B., grocer, 188 Deca

Carter J. C. & J. (Joeiah C. and tur

John), grocers, 65 E. Alabama Clark Richard H.,Judge City Court,

Carter William (c), grocer, 158 E., and lawyer, 8 8. Broad

Harris

Clark William L., editor Atlanta Re

Cartledge & Worley (Joseph W. Cart- publican

ledge, Samuel G. Worley), drug- Clark University (c), R E. Bistaf,

gists. 141 N. Calhoun

pres; 377 Whitehall

Casey William (c), shoemkr, 184 De Clarfee Edward T., propr Daily

catur

Post, 358. Broad

Cassidy Richard, cigar mnfr, 44} S Clarfce Lewis H., agt, hats, CBM,

Pryor

umbrellas, etc., 6 Whitehall. (See

Central Railroad, R Schmidt p. 309.)

apt; office 95 W. Mftebell. (See Clarke Marshall J., lawyer, 21} i

adv.)

Alabama

Cliattin James L., saloon, 4 Loyd Clarke Thos. M. & Co., (Thomas M.

Chamberlain Samuel, grocer, 204 Ma and Robert C. Clarke, John C Kirk-

rletta

patrick, John A. Fitten), ban-

Chamberlin, Boynton * Co ware, 27 Peachtree

__

(Edward B. Chamberlin, Charles Clarke William H., broker, 10 V.

E. Boynton, Henry 8. Johnson; Alabama

dry goods, notions, carpets an Clarke W. Irving, lawyer, 40

shoes, 66 and 68 Whitehall

etta *

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Clarke & Austin (Robert M. Clarke, Cook&Stewart (George W. D. Cook,

John T. P. Austiu), grocers, 107 Fred. S. Stewftrt), contractors, W.

Decatur

& A. B. B., w of Foundry

Clayton Augustine S., lawyer, 33 Coob.e William C.. agt for mnfn

State House

and patents. 28J Whitehall

Clayton William H, supt So. Express Cottingham Harry M., frt agt St. L.

Co., 24 Wall

& S. E. B. B., Pryor, cor B. B

Clayton & Webb (John W. Clayton, Cotton J. W., grocer, 128 S. Forsyth Benjamin F. Webb), liquor dealers, Covington William F., blacksmith,

73 Whitehall

Peachtree, cor Fourth

Cleves William B., manager Covington WillisS. (c), wheelwright Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., 71 277 Decatur

Whitehall

Cox, Hill & Thompson (William R

Clinton George W., meats, 252 Mari Cox, William B. Hill, Joseph

etta

Thompson, Jr.), liquor dire

Coben L. & Co. (Levi Coben, Eman- Cox H. T. & Co. (Henry T. and Na

uel Steinheimer), liquor dire, 23 E. thaniel H. Cox, Horace D. Smith),

Alabama

com mera, 9 ST. Forsytb

Cohen & Sell* (Jonaa L. Cohen, Cox Wesley (ci, grocer, W. Mitchell,

Jfimil Selig), clothing wbol, 15 N. June Tatuall

Pryor and retail, 28 Whitehall Cox & Mann (John W. Cox, Thomas Cole M. &. Co. (Moses Cole. B. Mann), grocers, 37 8. Broad

Campbell Wallace), nurserymen, 9 Craige&Co. (Edwin H. Craige), sew

Whitehall

ing machines, 43 Whitehall

Coles Harrlson (c), undertaker, 173 Crane, Boylaton &Co. (James B.

Marietta

BoylHton, Albert Z. Demorest,

Collier Henry L., dep sheriff, Court Henry Boyteton), wholesale dry

House



goods, 6 S. Pryor

Collier A Collier (John and Charles Crankshaw & Co. (Hamilton CrankA.), lawyers, Pcachtre, cor Line shaw, James C. Bowen. Leaver

Colquitt Alfred H. Hon., Gov Blchardson), planing mill, 175 8. ernor of Georgia, office State House Forsyth

Colqultt Hugh H., lawyer, 6 Crawford A Owen (George G. Craw-

Whitehall

ford, Washington G. Owen), phy

Conley Benjamin Hon., 'post sicians, 14} Whitehall

master

Crenshaw James L., real estate agt,

Conley & Shumate (John L. Conley, 21i E. Alabama

William L. Shumate), lawyers, 8} Crenshaw William, dentist, 24

Whitehall

Whitehall

Conually Elijah ~L., physician, 24} Crockett J^ P. & Co. (James P. Crock

Whitehall

ett, John M. Bradley), grocers, MO

. Coonolly Susan Mrs., grocer, 13 E. Decatur

Hunter

Cromley Catherine Mrs., grocer, 284

Constitution, daily and weekly, Marietta

34 S. Broad. (See p. .)

Culberson Augustus B., lawyer, 81J

Constitution Publishing CoEvttn P. Howell, pres; N. P. T. Culberson Hubert L., lawyer, 61$ B.

Finch, sec; W. A. Hemphill, bast- Alabama . .

ness manager; 34 8. Broad. (See Culberson Ovid L, grocer, Lee,

adv.)

cor Gordon. W. E

Convent of the Immaculate Cummings Frederick, saloon, 76 8.

Conception. Mother Veronica, Broad

superior: es Loyd, s of Hunter. Cnnunlngs J. F. &, Co. (Jatnei

(See p. 309.)

F. CommlDgs, Blchard Z. Backer),

Conyera Murphy (c), shoemkr, 508 produce and cotton exchange, 37 ft

Decatur

Broad

-

Cook Lewis, grocer, Gordon, cor Lee, Cummings William H;, grocer, W

W. E

Peachtree

Cook William F.. D.D., presiding el Cunningbam Alexander T., cottbn der M. E. Cb. South, Atlanta Dial and com mer SI W. Alabama

TAin? lAlvti

theCBORCIA

RAILROAD, the Best

Route

East.

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East side Loyd, between Hunter and MiteheE, ATLANTA, QA.

Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy. ^^^

The delightful and healthful location of this spacious establishment enables the Sisters to bestow

every attention to mestic comfort.

the

moral

and

intellectual

improvement

of

their

pupils,

as

well

as

upon

their

do

The Fall SeBslon of this Institution win commence on the 9d of September, and close on the id

of February.

The Spring Session commence* on the id of February, and closes July ad with a distribution

of prizes, at which the parents and guardians of the pupils are invited to attend.

TXmUB P2B SSBBNDSr.
Tuition to English, board, washing, etc., included............... ....$75.00 ItsJian,FrenchandLaUn.......T:!.. ................................ 8.00 Music on Piano, with use of Instrument. ............................. 20.00 Mode on Guitar.. ............. ....................................... 2i>.OJ Crayon Drawing and Painting In Water Colon. ...................... 20.00 Oriental Fainting per course. ........................................ 10.00 Wal Fruit and Flowers.... .......................................... 15.00
WTHEBE IS A SEPABATB DEPARTMENT FOB DAT PUPILS.-t Terms per Session In the first class...................................$16.oo
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CARL F. EARTH

PIANO TUNER REPAIRER

ESTABLISHED 1852. near Powder Magazine.

Office with Wheeler A Wilson Mannfactnrlng Co., 71 Whitehall, residence

fWAll orders for Tuning and Bepatrmg left at Wheeler A Wilson ICinnfactnring Co.'s offlce will

be promptly attended to. Special attention paid to the selection and purchase of oldand new Piano*.

Or For the best Mill Stone, BolUngCloth, Smut Machines. Portable and Improved Mill Machinery, and MilTFindlngs of every description, address
WH. BBBmrEB, Km
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Cunningbam John D., lawyer, 1 Dodd P. &. G. T. A Co. (Philip and

Whitehall

Green T. Dodd. William J. Tan

Curry Hardy (c), grocer, 164 Fraser ner), grocers, 32 E. Alabama

Curtis James A., carriage mkr, 85 Dodson A Scott (William C. Dotieon,

Peachtree

William H. Scott), printers, 38 8.

Dobhs James (c), grocer, 263 W. Broad

Mitchell

Dobme Robert, saloon, 16 Marietta

Daily Dispatch, Miller & Dickson, Domini August, saloon, 127 White

proprs ; 32 8. Broad. (See adv.) hall

Daniel Fillmore H., butcher, 250 W. Domini John, saloon, 19 Whitehall

Peters

Dominick John B., meat, 108 8.

Daniel & Marsh (John B. Daniel, Pryor

'

Edwin W. Marsh, Jr.), whol drug Donnohoe James O., grocer, 225 Fra

gists, 13 Decatur

ser

Dann Benedict L., cigars and tobacco, Doonan Francis, saloon, 120 Ma

1 Peachtree

rietta

Darling Joseph, grocer, 126 Marietta Dorsett Joseph R., meats, 196 Me-

Davis Henry L. (c), shoemkr, 29 De Donough

catur

Dorsey William H. H., grocer, 165

Davis James A. J., blacksmith, 211 Fraser

W. Peters

Dougherty David H., dry goods, 39

Davis John, brass founder, ma Peachtree

chinist and engineer, 221 Marietta. Douglass Robert O., city marshal,

(See p. 311.)

Court House

Davis Stephen A., harness mkr, 5 Dowda Columbus A., sboemkr, 90}

Marietta

McDonough

Day Edwin P., meats, 222 E. Fair Downing Joseph, supt Atlanta Day Samuel W., ice and fish, White BolliuK Mill Co, 492 Marietta

hall, B. B. crossing

Doyle George W., watcbmkr, 124

Dean L. & Sou (Lemuel and Jesse P.), Whitehall

grocers, 356 Marietta

Drake William G., physician, 25

Dean Walter, physician, 30} Marietta Peachtree

DeFoor James A., grocer, 137 W. DrIscoU Timothy, grocer, 144 Decatur

Peters

Duck &Co.(Henry B.8. Duck), painte,

Dege John H., shoemkr, Peachtree, oils, etc.. 25 E. Alabama

cor Forsyth

Dun R. G. & Co., mercantile agen

DeGive Laurent, propr opera house, cy, Isaac R. Harby, manager; Ala

Marietta, cor Fftsyth

bama, cor Pryor

de Graffenreid Marshall, lawyer, 2} Dunn,Ogletree ft Co. (John N.Dunn,

Marietta

George T. Ogletree, Dr. Joseoh M.

.Dellbridge Alien J. (c), sboemkr, 22 Alexander), grocers, 40 E. Alabam*

' Whitehall

Dunning Volney, grocer, 84 McDon

Delleshaw & Williams (Thomas D. ough

Dellesihaw, M. T. Williams), sa Durham William W., physician, 60

loon, 37 Marietta

Peachtree

Derby J. B. & Co. (J. B. Derby, Dyer & Bro. (Alfred A. and Thomu

H. W. f-Jrady), proprs Sunday H.), grocers, 42 Decatur

Gazette, 32 S. Broad. (See adv.) Dykeman H. E., merchant tailor, Dewald George A., mdse broker, 27 Whitehall. (See back cover.)

Pryor.cor B. R

Eagen Mary A. Mrs., grocer, 126 De-

Dickey Bro?. (James L. and John R.), catar

flour and meal, 13 S. Broad

Eastman Frank, physician (Uomoe-

Dickinson David W., plasterer, 69 opathic), 61* Whitehall

W. Peters

Eckford Joseph J., lawyer, 21} E.

Dicfcson Henry H., book and job Alabama

printer, 32 S. Broad

Eddleman George H., grocer, Me-

Dfttler Alexander, grocer, Houston, Daniel, cor Richardson

cor Fort

Eddleman & Bowie (Frank M. Ed

Dodd John D. Mrs., grocer, 133 W. dleman, John A. Bowie), boots and

Peters

shoes, 32 Peachtree

TAtfT tne GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1 AlMLi

the Short Line West and Southwest.

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JOHN DAYIS,

ITOUNDRY
-A3SD-

No. 22 MARIETTA STREET, ATLANTA, GrEORQ-IA.
BRASS FOUNDER, MACHINIST AND BHGtlSSBR.
Manufacturer of all kinds of Brass Castings. Brass work of all kinds done in a workmanlike manner. Dealer in
ENGINES AND B0IOSBS,
ft, Special attention paid to repairing, and to erecting engines of all sizes.
Agent for the celebrated ALLEN GOVERNOR--First Prize at the Centennial Exposition, Philadelphia, 1876.____________________
HARWELL & SMITH, DBAXEBSIN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, Ac.,
65 South Broad Street, ATLANTA, ~'
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Manufacturers' Agents for the sale of the

W'OOD, TABSB, A MOE.SH XXTCXXTSS,

Sweepitakei Threihen aai Honitor Englaei, town City FortaUe aai

Stationary En^nw, Victor 0am IClli, Cook Sraporaton, Steam Jrt

Pomps, Van Wlnklt Saw UUi, Oini and PmiM.

VIISHIP GIBS, PRESSES, Etc., Etc.

Send for CUjQogae and Price UaL

JA8. P. HARRISON A CO., State Printers, Publisher and Binders, 27 * 99 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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Edwards John F., coal dlr, 11 E. Fairbanks Cbarles F., engraver,

Alxbama and 7 Spring

stencil aad stamp mnfr, 7} White,

Elcbberg Joseph Ti, stoves, tin hall. (.See p. 315.)

ware and grates, and steam and gas Faith John F., grocer, 298 Decatur

fitter, 90 Whitehall

Falvey John J., grocer, 71 Peachtr^e

Elseman Bros. JJacob, Gustav, Farrington Peter A, jeweler, 2

Moses B. and Jacob B.J, clothing, Whitehall

merchant tailoring *md gents Farrow Henry P.? lawyer andU.

furnishing, 55 Whitehall

8. dist atty, Decatur. cor Pryor

Elliott Sophia A. Mrs., grocer, 125 W. Fay & Brnyn (Calvin Fay. De-

Peters

Witt Brnyn). architects, 19} a

Ellis, Demmon & Painter (J. M. Broad. (Seep. 315.)

Ellis, S. Demmon, L.. B. Palmer), Fears Jesse W., mdse broker, Pryor,

shoe factory, 100} Whitehall. (See cor B. B.

adv.)

Fecbner & Cox (George W. Fech-

Ellis Jesse M., grocer, 129 W. Pe ner, Lucius M. Cox), grocers and

ters

'com mere, 22 Peach tree (See p. 315.)

Ellis Jonathan M., grocer, 198 Hous Ferguson & Blount (Daniel P. Fergu-

ton.

son, Barton M. Blount), agrl im

Elsas Isaac, junk dlr, 62 8. Broad

plements, 29 Alabama

Elsas, May & Co. (J. Elsas, I. May, Ficken John, grocer, 25 Luckie

M. Adler, J. Dreyfus), bag nrafrs, Fincb N. P. T., editor Constitu

99 S. Pr.vor

tion

Elsas & Adler (I. Elsas, M. Adler, Finch William (c), tailor, 13} White-

Jr.),rag8 and paper, 95 S. Pryor

hall

Ely Robert N., lawyer and attor Fincher John L., grocer, 251 W.

ney general of Ga, 24 State House. Mitchell

See adv.)

Fincher & Bro. (Jesse 6. and Berry

Emery A Prince (Henry F. Emery, H.), grocers, 88 Peachtree Charles P. Prince), fishdlrs, 15 Finley James, copying pictures, 11}

Peachtree

8. Broad

Ergenzinger Alexander, uphol Finley Thomas, lawyer, 21} Marietta

sterer and mattress mnfr, 12 E. Finney Andrew T., carriage mkr, 1$

Hunter

8. Broad

Enklne John Hon., judge U. S. Disk Fitzslmmons Owen P., U. 8. mar

Court, Decatur, cor Pryor

shal, Decatur, cor Pryor

Erekine W & Co. (William Er- Fletcher&Co.(Winfleld J. Fletcher,)

skine, James Fee), linen goods, 212 Marietta

49 Whitehall

Floerah Andrew, grocer, 86 Peach-

Erwin Howell C., lawyer, 1} Mari tree

etta

Folsom Leonard B., saloon, 10 E.

Eskridge Albert P., grocer, 213 W. Alabama

Peters

Force O. H. * A. W. (George H.

Eskridge Peter (e), blacksmith, 165 and Albert W.), boots, shoes and

Decatur

rubbers, S3 Whitehall

Estey Organ Company, church Ford Alfred, wines and liquors, 60 8.

and cottage organs, C. A. Capwell, Broad

manager; Broad, nw cor Alabama. Ford Arthur C., dentist, 71 Crew

(See front edge)

Ford Oscar B physician, 8} Decatnr

Evans James, grocer, 290 W. Peter* Foreacre G. J., genl manager A. A

Evening Post. E. Y. Ciarke, propr; C. A-L. By, 56 E. Wall

358. Broad

Forsyth William, blacksmith, Wal-

Everett Alexander IL* mnfg ton, nr Broad

jeweler, 6 Marietta

Foulk M. C., upholsterer, 123 Peach-

Everett & Crouldsntltn (Alexan tree der B. Everett, Theodore F. Gould- Foute Bobert C., rector St. Philip's

' smith), dire in watch materials, church. Hunter, ne cor Washington

tools: etc, 6 Marietta

FowJer * Hurt (Noah B, Fowler,

Ezzard William, co. tax receiver, John W. Hurt), real estate agts, 9

Court House

E. Alabama

CUID your Freight Wee* via the

bH IF

GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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The "ESTEY ORGAN METHOD."
No beginner or Oiganbt ehooM I withoatK. It conuhu a detailed description at Out Stop* of UK Heed Organ, and more valuable InfonnaUon than ha> ever bees published before.
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I* Send for oar large ninstrated Catalogne. liberal terms given to Churches and Schools.
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0. Broad and Alabana Sta,, .... ATLASTA, S10MXA-

D P Willrk/w'o Qmni Xannaee Agency, Oolnmlnu. Olfart . T . WIIICOX S 1819 ud Strongest In QMrgia. 18T9

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Fox Alexander, optician, 39 White Gardner Beuben E., blacksmith, 28

hall

W. Hunter

Fox Amos, oil agt, 11 K Alabama Garrett A Bro. (William J. and

FranclH Thomas, saloon, 484 Marietta Young), trrocers, 50 E. Alabama

Frank Martha'A. Mrs., grocer, 186 Garrison William W., painter, 6 E.

Marietta

Alabama

Franklin Herman* stoves, tin Gartrell Luclus J., lawyer, 3} White

ware, plumbing, etc, 74 8. Broad hall

Franklin Max, notions, 8 Decatur Gartrell A Skates (Francis B. Gar

Franklin Steam Printing trell, William M. Skates), furniture.

House, J. P. Harrlson & Co., 78 8. Broad

propre; 27 and 29 8. Broad. (See Gray Patrick W., grocer, 132 Deca-

top lines.)

Franklin A Wilklns (James H. GaskUl Charles B.,lawyer,25} Peach-

Franklin. Samuel Wilkins), gro tree

cers, 18 W. Mitehell

Gatehell Doctors (Horatio P., Henry

Frazier Alien (c), grocer, 180 E. T., Horatio P., Jr., Mrs. Anna M.),

Markham

physicians, 27} Whitehall

Frazier Jeremiah D., grocer. 79 Gate City National Bank of Atlanta,

Whitehall

Pryor, nw cor Wall

Freeman Andereon (c), shoemkr, 5 Gathrlght W. E. A Co. (William E.

E. Mitcbell

Gathrlght), shoemkrs, 13} Peach-

Freeman Benjamin B., commr of tree

deeds, State House

Gatins John, grocer, 62 N. Calhoon

Freyer Francis L., pianos, etc., 28 Gavan John H., furniture, 78 Peach-

Whitehall

tree

Frierson & Leak (Thomas A. Frier- Gay Eason (c), mattress mkr, 129

son, H. Fletcher Leak), real estate, Whitehall

33 Marietta

Gay Edward 8., ins agt, 15} N.

Fitz John A., meats, 444 Marietta

Pryor

Frobel Busbrod W., U. 8. asst engi Gay, McCleskey & Co. (Augustus 0.

neer and pres Ga. Academy of Sci M. Gay, William T. McCleskey,El-

ence, 9} W. Mitcbell

bert H. Gay), dry goods, 65 Peach-

Fry George T., lawyer, 16} White- tree

ball

Georgia Banking and Trust Co., J.

Fuller Alfred D., grocer, 224 W. M. Fatten, cashier; 12 E. Wall

Peters

Georgia Eclectic Medical Col

Fuller Erasmus Q. Rev., editor lege. Peachtree, cor Grubb

Methodist Advocate, 110 Whitehall Georgia Farm Journal, (monthly).

Fuller Jones C, grocer, 67 8. Broad Robinson A Wrenn, propre; 15 8.

Fuller William A., grocer, 148 Mari Pryor

etta

Georgia Ice Mnlfc Co., J. M.

Fuller William B., grain, hay, etc., Beatb, manager; Alabama, se cor

139 Marietta

Thompson

Fuller & George (Thomas K. Fuller, Georgia Railroad and Bank

Jackson L. George), grocers, 111 W. ing Co., E. A. Werner, agt; 32

Peters

Loyd

Fuller A Oglesby (Henry A. Fuller, Georgia State Agricultural Society,

Junius G. Oglesby), grocers, 34 E. Tbomas Hardeman, Jr., pres; Mal

Alabama

colm Johnston, sec; State House

Fulton William A., grocer, 201 Georgia State Gazetteer, A. E.

Chapel

Sboles A Co., publishers; 31 8.

Furcbgott, Benedict A Co. (M. and L Broad. (See ady.)

Furcbgott, C. Benedict. P. Herzog' Georgia State Library, F. L. Hard-

dry goods, 38 Whitehall

son, librarian; State House

Gaines Marion, shoemkr, 60 Peach- Georgia Templar, J. 0.4 N. W. Per-

tree

kins, proprs; 46 Whitehall

Gannon A. Mrs., hotel, 40} Decatur Gerbie Charles, watchmfcr, 28

Gardner Moses M., photographer, 30 Peachtree

Marietta

Gershon Aaron, saloon, 84 Devatur

SHIP your Cotton Bast via the _____GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Lino.

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CALVIN FAY.

BRUYN.

OFFICE, 19 South Broad St., Near Bridge.
Will furnish Designs, Drawings and Specifications for public and private buildings of every description, and superintend their erection when desired.
iV Plans of Suburban and Rural Designs carefully prepared and sent to any part of the country. ____________ ________________ '

General MjJ^U-^i^.UMjIi d
STEHCIL WOBKKB. WOCXD, iM^T-AJl, & oQrJpL AAJ1yVL4"xDoQ-
Stencil Goods of all kinds. Wood Engraving and Designing,
71-B "WHITESAIVL. 81\. ATLANTA.. GA.

PBOPRIKTOR8

Manufacturers of Wood Burial Cases and Caskets,

3O Decatrrr Street, A.tlant. Oa.,

Eff" COFFIN HABDWABE AND TBDQONG3 OP ALL KPtDS.

_____^^^^

----ATLANTA ICE AND POULTRY DEPOT.----

ZFTEOHIITiHIR, SB COX,
Greeers and Commission Herefesats

22 PEACHTREE STREET, ATLANTA, QEORQIA.

Kunflles anpplled with Poultry, Eggs, Batter, Cheeee, Vegetables, frait and Ice. CondgnmenU

from country Merchanto Solicited. Ifetoms prompUy made.

___ ___

Studio, comer Bnd and Alabama Stneti (op atabiX ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Pbrtimita ftom MlnUtnre to Life Sin. m Water Colon, Crayon* or OB.
CVCard rin and Cabinet Photographs handsomely co)ond._d

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDE* the best Advertising Medium In the South.

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Gholattn &, Co, (Louis Gholstin, Gramling William G., supt car dent

' John Kiley), proprs Arlington W. & A. B. R

Mills, ns W. & A. R. R., w of Bar- Gramling William 8., genl store, 53

tow

Peacbtree

Giflbrd James A., boiler and sheet Grant Lemuel P., supt A. & W. P.

Iron works, 222 Marietta

B. B.. 32 Loyd

Gilbert Kate C. Mrs., private school, Grant William D., r. r. contractor and

286 Luckie

planter.44 Marietta

Gilbert, Ransom & Co. (William A. Grant & Williams (c), (F. C. Grant,

Gilbert, John J. Ransom, Richard H. W. Williams), saloon, 16 W. Al

Thompson), genl store, 179 Mari abama

etta

Grantham William R., grist and bone

Gleeson William, shoemkr, 35 8. mill, McDonough s of Love

Pryor

Gray William, marble works, 77 E.

Glenn L. J. & Son (L. J. and H. C.), Alabama

lawyers, 19 Whitehall

Greer Robert 8., wood yard, 157 De

Glover John H., wood yard, 135 S. catur

PryoT

Greer Richard C., grocer, 61 McDanlel

Glynn Margaret Mrs., confectioner, Gregory John R. Airs., portrait

92 McDonough

painter, Alabama, cor Broad. (See

Goetting Charles, confectioner, 11 p7315.) 1

Peach tree

Griffin John I*, saloon, 97 Whitehall

Goin John A..suptTheBradstreet Griffin Robt J., grocer, 104 Peacbtree

Co., 6 Whitehall

Groose Carl G., tailor, 28} Whitehall

Golden Fendol 8., blacksmith 595 Guerry Albert, portrait painter, 7J

Marietta

Whitehall .

Goldsmith J. W. &. Co. (J. W. Gold Guild Louis A., physician and

smith, T. D. Meador), grocers, 55 propr Eden Hill Nursery, Flat

55. Alabama

Shoal road

Goldsmith Turner, real estate act, 21 Guilford George P.. pianos, or

Marietta

gans and music, 25 Whitehall

Goldsmith Washington I*, Guimarin W. B., plumber, 56i Wall

comptroller general. State House Gunby Clinton, grocer, 264 Decatur

Goldsmith William T., physician, 2 Gurley James W^ physician and

Marietta

propr Southern Surgical Institute,

Goodman Charles & Son (Charles and 65* Whitehall

Max), notions, N. Pryor, cor Line. Guasi Dominick, tailor, 7i W. Ala

Goodman Charles M.. pictures and bama

frames, 28. Whitehall

Guthman Louis L., auction and com,

Goodman John, physician, 212 Mari- 30 Peachtree

rietta

Gwinn D. W. Bev., pastor First Bap

Goodman John B., lawyer, 3} White tist Church

hall

Haas A. & Bro. (Aaron and Isaac

Gordon Frank, propr Southern Plan G.), prov brokers, 32i E. Alar

ter and Grange, 20 &. Broad

bama

Gordon John B. Hon., r Kirkwood Hagan John T., grocer, 98 White-

Gordon Joseph, sign and house pain ball

ter. 11 W. Alabama

Haiman Ellas, agrl Implements, 874

Gorringe Charles W., genl southern Marietta

agt L. A N. B.R., ll E. Alabama Hairston Jefferson M., grocer, 224

Gower P. H. B., grocer, 218 Marietta Decatur

Goza, Robbing & Co. (DeWlttC.Goza, HaU G. W. & Son (George W. and

Algernons, and John W. Bobbins), James J.), tobacco brokers, 11 S.

stone yard, 50 S. Loyd

Broad

Grady T. F., saloon, 63 E. Alabama Hall J. W. & Son (John W. and John

Graham J. M., lawyer, 64J Whitehall C.), tinners, 288 W. Peters

Gramling, Spaldinjg A Co. (John R Hall I* H. fc Co. (L. H. HaU, E.

and Thomas A. Gramling. Robert E. Rawson,- J. H. Ellsworth), At

D. Spalding), boots and shoes, 14 lanta Coffin Factory, 36 Decatur.

Decatur

(See p.'315.)

CbnUi1Pr

y*ouvriaMtheercGhEanOdRisGeIAfroRnOt AttDo~s&FamstanFdreNigehwt

York
Line.

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HIRSCH BROTHERS,

-AND----
MERCHANT TAILORS.

Have constantly on hand a frill line of BEADY-MADE CLOTHING of the latest styles. CUSTOM WOBK guaranteed in styles and prices. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS in great variety, representing all the latest novelties.
AT 8 and SO WHITEHALL STRKKT.

Sook
Cincinnati, CMoago, St. Louli, and 110 Whitehall St, Atlanta,

Gold Pens, Stationery, Blank Books, Theological and Sunday School Books, Teachers' Bible, and general Sunday School snpplieB, always on hand.
Our stock of Silk Banners, Beward Cards, Libraries, Maps, Charts, Temperance publications, is the largest in the South. Our Atlanjta House
is ten years old. Catalogues free.

CRACKERS:

IW. V. JACK.

1

IB. W. HOLLAND. J

CANDIES.

36 Whitehall Street, ATtaAlffTA, OA.
Manufacturers of Crackers and Candies, and Wholesale Dealers in Con fectioneries, Fancy Groceries, Toys. Fire Works, Christmas and Holiday Goods, Etc., Etc.
Th* only hdoae In Atlanta that nunnftetnitt both CUtffltt end Cncfcen. The lirgMt itbck IK to South in our line of Goods. We allow nobody to nndenell DB.

D. F. Willcox.

HTSUBA50E AGENT, OOLTnOBL QA. PolldM of all >TM-

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Hall Richard A. Rev. (c), pastor Harrison & Bro. (G. W. and L. M.),

Bethel A. M. R Church

wood yard,. 31 Decatur

Hall Thomas N., pork packer, 74 Hart Frederick. W., sash, doon

Peachtree

and biiuds. 30 S. Broad

Hall & Morris (John T. Hall, William Hart Russell W., stoves, tinware,

O. Morris), auction and com, 21 etc., 9 E. Hunter

Marietta

Hartman Max, confectioner, 29 W.

Hallman & Candler (Marcellus B. Mitchell

Hillman, Asa G. Candler), drug Hartman Robert, grocer, 140 Marietta

gists, 47 Peachtree

Hartman IU& Co.(Rbt.Hartman),

Hammock Cicero C., prov broker, mnfr and propr Dr. Hayelwood'i

21 i E. Alabama

Star Curine, 140 Marietta. (See

Hammond D. F. & W. R. (Den adv.)

nis F., William Rand Edward M.), Harwell & Smith (John M.Har

lawyers, 23} Whitehall

well, William F. Smith), engines,

Hammond Joel F., physician, 28 Fra- saw mills and machinery, 65 8.

ser

Broad. (Seep. 311.)

Hammond Nathaniel J. Hon., law Haskell Wallace W., genl his agt

yer, 54} Whitehall

27} Whitehall

Hammond T. A., elk Kimball Haalett & Johnston (Samuel D. Haa

House

lett, James M. Johnston), grocers.

Hancock William H., ins adjuster, 41 170 W. Peters

8. Broad

HayelwoodStar Curine,R.Hart-(

Haney J. A. Mrs.,dressmkr,64 White man A Co., mnfrs; 140 Marietta.

hall

(See adv.)

Hape Samuel, dental depot, 46} Hayes John R.. tailor, 17} E. Alabama

Whitehall

Haygood William A., collection agt,

Haralson Frank Li., state libra 54} Whitehall

rian and lawyer, State House

Haynes William A., jeweler, 10 Ma

Harbin Thomas A. C., blacksmith, rietta

319 Decatur

Heald Thomas W., coal dlr, 95 8.

Harby Isaac R., manager R. O. Broad

. Dun & Co., Alabama, cor Pryor Heald T. W. Mrs., milliner, 81

Harding Joseph E.. copying pictures, Whitehall

7} Marietta

Hech Simon, cigars, 14 Marietta

Harman Cbarles E., librarian Young Heinz A Berkele (Charles Heini,

M<>ns Library Ass'a

John Berkele), gunsmiths, 15

Harper Thomas J., watches and jew Whitehall

elry, 7 Peachtree

Hemphill Robert A., grocer, 102

Harralsou M. & Co.(Madison, Philip Peach tree

H. and Henry L. Harralson), cigars Hemphill William A., buslnen

and tobacco, 7 Decatur

manager Constitution, 34 S. Broad

Harris Abraham, tailor, 68 Peachtree Hensler William L., music teacher,

Harris James O., city tax receiver 10} S. Broad

and collector, Court House

Hentschel Godfrey, saloon, 61 E.

Harris & Bro. (Mass W., Landrum Alabama

M.), coal and wood, 33 Decatur HerrickJefferson;manager W. D.Tel

HarriBon George W., treas Jas. Co., 8 Wall

P. Harrison & Co., 29 S. Broad Hetzel Lizzie Miss, hair goods, 37}

Harrison James P.. sec and bus Whitehall

iness manager Jas. P. Harrison & Hewln Pristell N., grocer, 140 Decatnr

Co., 29 S. Broad

Heyward W. Izard, lawyer, 7}

Harrison Jas. P. &, Co., Rev. D Whitehall

E. Butler, pres; Jas. P. Harrison, Hightower A Hallman (Thomas J.

sec and business manager; Geo. W. Hightower, John C. Hallman),

Harrison, treasurer; state printers grocers, 40 Peachtree

blank book mnfrs and binders, Hill Albert (c), barber, 8 Peachtree

and 29 IS. Broad. (See top lines.) Hill B. H. A Son (Benjamin H. and

Harrison Z. D. & S. IV. Con- Benjamin H. Jr.), lawyers,

nally, lawyers, State House

Marietta

CUID your Merchandise from Philadelphia and BaljHlr tlmore via CEORCIA ROAD Fat Freight Line.

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W. L. JARVIS.

JOHN W. STOKES.

JARVIS & STOKES,

MANUFACTURERS OF
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, ETC.
BepM&tory 44 Line St. Bepodtoxy 17 North Pryor St. ATLANTA.. OEORGHA.
JOHNSTON, The BILL POSTER.
(T.
Coiner Paaohtree and Wall Streets,

lUrkei Street, KontgomMy. Alttam*, (K*l Kelua, Bnpt-X Vmr York Me* 11 and 13 Park Bow. (BradUj * Hbnghtaliag,
Works In the towns of LaGrange, Fall-burn, Palmetto, West Point. Harietta, Cartereville, Klngtton, Rome, Griffin, BarneeviUe, Hampton, Decatur, Stone Mountain, Uthonia, Conyera, Covfauub. Madison, Greensboro. Norcross, Dolnth, Qaineavllle, and contracto to POST BIIXS or PAINT SIGNS, in any town or city In the State.__________________ _____________
W. O. JONES, A'GT,
SUCCESSOR TO

LIVERY, FEED | SALE STABLES.

The best Carriages and Buggies, the finest Horses and most experienced drivers in the city.

IOBSS3 A2TD XULES

AND SOLD ON OOMXZ88ZON.

1

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca.

Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Prop'rs, 27 & 29 Broad St.

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Hill D. P. & Son (D. Pike and Robert Hotchkiss Richard N., grocer, 75

P.), lawyers, 2i Marietta

Whitehall

Hill Freeman (c) shoemkr, 99 Hous Howard Charles A., shirt mkr, l

ton

P^achtree

Hill John M. & Co. (John M. Hill. Howard George J. & Bro. (George J.

Samuel Prioleau), liquor dealers, 16 and Charles H.), druggists, 29 E.

Decatur

Alabama

Hillyer George Hon., judge Superior Howard, Wood & Co. (Azariah G.

Curt, Court House

Howard, Thomas M. Wood, Wil

Hillyer Henry, lawyer, 10 W. Ala liam A. Powell), tobacco and cigars.

bama

33 E. Alabama

Hilton Windham A., shoemkr, 193 Howell Albert, ice dealer, Wall, nr

Marietta

Whitehall

Hirsch Bros. (M. J. and H.), cloth Howell Evan P., editor Constitu

ing and gents furnishing, 3 and 50 tion, 34 S. Broad

Whitehall. (See p. 317.T

Howell Julius B., mechanical and

Hirscli M. & J. (Morris and Jo hydraulic engineer, 19i S. Broad

seph), whol clothing, 8 S. Pryor. Hoyle Samuel B., tax collector, state

(See front fly A.)

and county, 11 E. Alabama

Hirschberg & Begenstein (Jacob Hoyle William E., coal. 66 E. Garnett

Hirscbberg, Gabriel Begenstein), Hubbard W. L. & Son (William L.

paper dire, 87 S. Broad

and William L. Jr.) grocers, 24

Hitchcock & Walden (Luke Peachtree

Hitchcock, J. M. Walden), A. B. Huff James C., grocer, 91 Whitehall

Jones, manager; booksellers, sta Huff John F., grocer, 214 W. Peters

tioners and proprs Methodist Ad Huff, McGaughey & Co. (James H.

vocate, 110 Whitehall. (See p. 317.) and William C. Huff, John L.,

Hitchins Alonzo G., dry goods, 51 George B. and William G. Me-

Peachtree

Gaugbey), auction and com mere,

Hodges William J., druggist, 160 De 21 W. Mitchell

catur

Hughes Alice Mrs., grocer, 1481 De

Hoffman John J., barber, 51 White catur

hall

Hulbert William W., agt Southern

Hoge Edward F., lawyer, 23} White Express Co., 24 S. Wall

hall

Hulsey & McAfee (William H. Hul-

Holbrook A. L. & T. A. (Augustus L. sey, Jerome M. MeAfee), lawyers,

and Thomas A.), grocers, 79 Peach- 21i Marietta

tree

Hunnicutt & Bellingrath (C.

Holland & Son (Sidney G. and W. Huuuicutt, S. A. Bellingrath),

Frank), dentists, 24 Whitehall

stoves, tinware, housefurnishing,

Holliday George H. & Co. (George steam fitters and concrete pipe

H. and John S. Halliday), genl mnfrs, 36 and 38 Peachtree.. (See

store, 101 Whitehall

p. 304.)

Holliday John S., elk Superior Court, Hunt, Rankin & Lamar (L. W. Hunt,

Court House

J. W. Bankin, H. J. Lamar), wliol

Holtiday B. A., dentist, 32i White drugs, 20 Decatur

hall

Hunt William H. Bev., rector St

Holmes Nick, (c), boot and shoe Lukes Episcopal church

mkr, 83 S. Broad

Hunter & South (John T. Hunter,

Holroyd Sarah Miss, milliner, Hi E. Frank South), saloon, 462 Marietta

Alabama

Hurt & Low (Joel Hurt, J. H.

Holt A. F., grocer, 112 Whitehall

Low), real estate and ins agts, 44

Holt Peyton B., druggist, 26 White Marietta

hall

Hutchins W. Dougherty (c), barber,

Hook John C., grocer, 296 Peachtree 13 Marietta

Hopkins & Glenn (John L. Hopkins, Hutchins & Co. (c), (Peter Hutchins,

John T. Glenn), lawyers, 1J Mari Smith Pulliam), grocers, 217 W.

etta

Mitchell

Horsey Thomas N., hats, 11 N. Hutchinson & Bro (Humphrey G. and

Pryor

Julian A.) druggists, 14 Whitehall

- ; * '..^ :-'-, ^*."'.. f - s '-,: ;' s ' " .' ' ""*'.'.
STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, S \
"................,......,,...,,.,,, J. XVJ.J.5 J. All VJ".--"---.".--.......,.-,m. -\ r -i
ATLANTA, .GA.

T A VT the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1 ANIL

the Popular Route from Atlanta.

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PHOENIX STORE,

66 and 63 DECATUR STREET, ATLANTA, GA.

FAM Hi FJMIIY

COUNTRY PRODUCE,

_ SOUTHWEST GEORGIA SUGAR CANE,

^0"

Sugar Cane Syrup and Sweet Potatoes a Specialty.

___________JOBBER IN CHICKENS AND EGGS.

J. C. KIMBALL,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer.

Montevallo,

( ^ft Aw V V ) Etna

"{ Castle Rock

- and

Coal Creeek, (

Anthracite

BLACKSMITH COAL A SPECIALTY. WOOD, COKE AND CATOOSA T.TB.

Alabama and 72 Marietta Sts., ATLANTA, GA.

70 WHITEHAL ST., ATLANTA.

REPAIRS AND CLEANS WATCHES,

REPAIRS JEWELRY,

j- Personally,

ADJUSTS SPECTACLES, And. Warrants his "Work.

Ull with You Watches and Difficult Bepair Work.

*S=* HAIR WORK A SPECIALTY.-
22

D.F.

.1 , oOoTLB.n0o0o. aO, rvigsVnTaOsBugm. ATmEUX oHnUrTV!8A^D&OOu,OxO1a I

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Huzza B. H. & CV>.(Rolrt H. Huzza), Johnson J. M., pbyn, 10 W. Alabama

trunk mkm, 35 B. Alabama

Johnson J. T., physn. 30} Marietta

Imman Hugh T. & Co. (Hugh T. Johnson Mark W. & Co. (Mark

Inman,. J. W. Harte), fertilizers, W. and Joseph H. Johnson), seeds,

Broad, sw cor Alabama

fertilizers, agrl machinery, 27

Inman Sbadrach W., cotton buyer, Marietta

65 Whitehall

Johnson & Bro. (Dennis and James),

Xnman 8. M. A Co. (Samnel M. and grocers, 253 E. Fair Walker P. Inman, Will lam C. San Johnson & Heath (Seaborn D. John

ders), cotton mers, 65} Whitehall son,D. H. Heath), grocere,83 Peach-

Isaac Henry (c),shoemkr, 128 White- tree

ball

Johnston George J., bill poster, 1

Ives A Thomas (Layton M. Ivea, Hen Peacbtree. (See p. 319.)

ry W. Thomas), furniture, 42 Johnston J. E. A Co. (Joseph E. John

Whitehall

ston, Livingston Mims), ins agu.

Ivie Theophilus H., photographer, 1% Marietta

401 Whitehall

Johnston Malcolm, see Ga. State

Ivy BiJlings 8., blacksmith, 145 Agr'l Society, State House

Walton

Jones Armlnins B., manager

Jack Francis M., confectioner, 43 Hitchcock & Walden, 110 White

Peachtree

hall. (See p. 317.)

Jack, it Holland (W. R Jack, E. Jones Edward L., prea City Bank, 9 W. Holland), steam candy and E. Alabama

cracker mnfrs, 36 Whitehall. (See Jones John, broker, 54 E. Alabama

top edge and p. 317.)

Jones John Jr., genl com broker, 52}

Jackson James Hon., judge Supreme E. Alabama

Court, State House

Jones John Bev. D.D., Presbyterian,

Jackson Joseph (c), grocer, 157 Wheat 104 McDonough

Jackson Robert 8., physician and ins Jones JohnB. (c). grocer, 152 Decatnr

agt, 64 Whitehall

Jones John C., lawyer, 18 Whitehall

Jackson & Lumpkin (Henry Jack Jones John 6., tailor, 1 E. Alabama

son, Joseph H. Lumpkin), lawyers, Jones John T., grocer, 65 Martin

40 Marietta

Jones Joshua C.,grocer, 251 W. Mitch-

.James John EL, banker, 20- White ell

hall

Jones Nicodemus J. (c), grccer, 75

Janes Thomas P. Dr., state W.Peters comr of agriculture. State House Jones Paul, liquor dlr, 27 E. Alabama

Jarvis & Stokes (William L. Jar- Jones Bussell H. (c), shoemkr, 36 8.

vis, John W. Stokes), carriage Pryor

mufrs, 44 Line. (See p. 319.)

Jones B. M., mdse broker, Pryor, cor

Jefferies Kicbard 8., lawyer. 23) R. R

Whitehall

Jones Samuel IL, contractor, 69 W.

JenlOns Simeon T., editor South Peters

ern Enterprise, 32 S. Broad

Jones William O.,agt,livery, feed

Jentzen John H., saloon, 135 White and sale stables, 51 Loyd. (See p.

hall

319.)

Jervey Henry, physician, 48 Peach- Jones & Beatie (Mrs. Oliver H. Jones,

tree

David A. Beatie), stock dlrs, Ga.

' Jett John L., shoemkr, 6 Foundry R. R., ae cor Bell

Johnson A. J., blacksmith, 197 W. Jordan Alexander, tobacco, 66} E.

Peters

Alabama

Johnson Charles O., genl store, 93 W. Judson David N., marble works, Ato-

Peters

bama, se cor Loyd

Johnson Elam. grocer and pro Judson W. ., physician, 64 White-

duce dlr, 66 and 68 Deoatur. (See ball

p. 321.)

Karr John A., grocer, 141 Walker

Johnson Hixon, shoemkr, 228 Deca- Karwisch Henry, grocer, 91 Decator

tur

Kaufman S. fc Co. (8. Kaufman,

Johnson James L., harness, 22 W. M. Salosbin). Gate City cigar mnfn

Alabama

and dlrs, 50 Marietta

T A VF the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1 AIVEi

the Short Line from Macon.

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LASTGSTOST & CRASTE,

Cotton Factors: "Wholesale Grocers,

-DEALERS IN-
GRAIN, FLOUR AND PROVISIONS.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR

STANDARD FERTILIZERS, STANDARD IRON TIES, ETC.,
40 mnd 48 J.I.ABAJCA. STREKT,

0. A. LOCHRANB.

HOWARD VAN EPPS.

ILOCHRANE & VAN EPPSf

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,

AutelTi Building, COP. Deoatnr and Pryor Stroeta,

ATLANTA, GA.

89 "WTiitehall Street,
\
ATLANTA, GhEORGHA.
Every Style of FIBT CLASS work, from the smallest miniature to Life Size PORTRAITS IN CRAYON, OIL and WATER COLORS.
My Gallery has been thoroughly refitted and refurnished, and is now the most complete, in every department, of any establishment fn the State. Visitors to the city are cordially Invited to call and examine my work.
OLD PICTURES ENLARGED fe SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
C. W. MOTES,

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Established 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrlson & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

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Keeling Wni. J., baker, 114 Marietta Klasset Andrew, shoemkr, 47 8. Keely John, dry goods, shoes, no Broad

tions and ladies furnishing goods, Kuott James J.,. physician, 4 W.

62 and 64 Whitehall

Wall

Keith Jasper L.., propr Wilson Koch & Bro. (Frederick and Wil House, 31K. AhtbauiH. (Seep. 341.) liam), meats, 34 Marietta

Keley Benj., watchmkr, 54 Decaiur Kries Jacob, dyer, 9 K. Mitcbell Keley John, saloon, Pryo'r, cor Wall Kreis Jacob, meats, 119 Whitehall

Kennedy James, grocer, 165 W. Kreib Mich'l, meats, 58 McDonough

Mitcl-ell

Kruger Edward H., music teacher,

Kennedy Jane Mrs., dressmkr, 61} 37 E. Mitcbell

Whitehall

Kubns W. & Son (William and Ju

Kennedy Mary Miss, milliner, 57 lius H.), photographers, 334 White

Whitehall

hall

Kenner, Tibbs & Co. (William H. Kyle William G., saloon, 45 S. Broad

Kenner, Wiiliam C. and William .Lackey George W., shoemkr, 243

H. Tibt>), com mere, 31 W.Mitchell Marietta

Keunesaw House, Mrs. C. J. Smith, Ladd Alonzo C., lime, cement,

propr; 15} S. Broad

piaster and fertilizers, 9 S. Broud.

Kennesaw Mills Co., office 26 E. Ala (See p. 339.)

bama

Lagomarsino John, candy mnfr

Keiiuy Patrick J., saloon, 7 E. Ala and whol confectioner, 4 White

bama

hall. (See p. 331.)

Ketner John H., agt Kennesaw Mills, LaHatt Julius H., meats, 73} Peach-

26 E. Alabama

tree

Kickligbter Charles J., genl store, 104 Laird William, grocer, 197 White-

Whitehall

ball

Kimball Charles, confectioner, 22 W. Lamar James (c), grocer, 17 Hawson

Mitchell

,amar & Spencer (Charles A.

Kimball Hannibal I., pres At Lamar, LeMerlt Spencer), ins agt*. lanta Cotton Factory, 172 Marietta 7} Whitehall

Kimball House, Scoville, Selden Lambert Alphonse, propr Central

& Co., proprs; Pryor, nw cor Nursery. E. Fair, nr cemetery

Wall. (Seep. 265.)

Land William J., analytic*!

Kimball John C., coal lime, etc., chemist and chemist to Dept. of

54 E. Alabama aud 174 Marietta. Agriculture, 25 Peachiree. (See

(See p. 321.)

p. 335.)

Kimball Joseph W., news depot, Landis Solomon, pattern mkr, 31$ S.

Post Office

Broad

Kimbro Lindsey (e), shoemkr, 95 W. Landrum Simeon H., grocer, 54

Peters

Peachtree

Kimbro R. P. S., men and boy's Landrum Walter (c), grocer, 263 W. clothing, furnishing goods and Mitchell

hats, 18 Marietta. (See p. 272.) Langston & Crane (T. L. LangKindly Fred'k, grocer, 2/08 N. Colllns ston, B. E. Crane, George W. Wil

King Alexander C., lawyer, 23} liams, special), cotton factors and

Whitehall

whol grocers, 46 and 48 B. Ata-

King Emanuel (c), shoemkr, 251 W. buma. (See p. 323.)

Peters

Langston A Stewart (J. K. Langrton,

King J. Gadsden, ins agt, 61 8. Broad James M. Stewart), meats,

King J. L. & W. G. (Joseph L., and Peachtree

William G.),grocers, 123 Whitehall Latham Adam (c), shoemkr, 30} E.

Kiser Merriwether P., dry goods, 77 Alabama

Whitehall

Latham James M., grocer, 129

Kiser M. C. & J. P. & Co. (Ma Chapel

rion C. and John F. Riser, William Latham Jesse J., grocer, 71 Chapel

S. Everett and WillisE. Began), Lathrop & Fain (E. 8. Lathrop,

dry goods, boots and shoes, notions of Lathrop A Co., Savannah, Wil

and huts, Pryor, cor Wall. (See p. liam L. Fain), carpets, oil clotw,

272.)

etc., 46 Marietta

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD.: the Best Route East.

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AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF. ------BT------

Armin^ton & Sims,

LAWRENCE, MASS.

Saves in fuel and water from SO to 50 *r ee.

over any Portable Engine built PRICES LOW.

Bend for Catalogue.

__

3. F&AffiC PEBKDTO,

* Genl. Agt for Georgia, ATL AN FA, G A.

EP~Alo Agent for and Dealer in ALL KINDS OF MACHISEBT.

B. J. MATNAKD.

GEO. P. PIBBCE.

R. J. MAY HARD & CO.,

BOOK -BINDERS, PAPER RULERS, AND ----
BOOS
Ha. g4X SOUTS SKOA.D STREET,
(riser STAIRS rxox THB BBXDOK,)

XAXUFACIUBEB OF
Work done in ft superior ityle and warranted., and wnt to any part of the country Ijy Express.
IO Peachtree Street,
ATOAMA,
PREMIUM DTE WORKS!
THE I1BOEST MD OHLT COMPLETE DTK WOBK8 SOUTH OF 1TEW YORK.
X.OCKREY, r oJT i
Embracing Ladies and Gentlemen's wearing apparel of every description, at the lowect possible Agates, defying all competition, either as to quality of work r price. He uses the purest and best dyestunV, has the finest machinery, employs the most experienced workmen, and gives personal SDpervisiou to the work; therefore he can turn out the very best, as his premlnms will show.
Goods received and delivered by express to and from all parts of toe country.
No. 46 East Hunter Street. ATLANTA. GEORGIA.

D. F. WILLCOX. \HJUBti**oh*nlotlM.Oo. ( ASSETS: flea.u A*** for on. f 7!xgini* Home lanmaet Qo. /

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Lawrence Thos., grocer, 106 White- Logan Joseph P., physician, 49 Wash

ball

ington

Lawshe Er, jeweler, 47 Whitehall Logan & Co., (Frank R. and James

L-iwton James L., lawyer, 14J White- Logan), prov brokers, 38} E. Ala

ball

bama

Lawton James S. Dr., Inspector Long Samuel, ahoemkr, 10 Peach-

of fertilizers, 29 8. Broad .

tree. (See p. 325.)

Lea William W.. architect, 44 Longley & Robinson (B. F. Long-

Marietta. (See p. 329.)

ley, Isaac Robinsou), contractors,

Lee George (c), grocer, 150 Marietta mnfrs doors, sash and blinds ana

Lee George W. (c), grocer, 107 Martin dire in builders' material, 38 Deca

Lee Henry B., physician. 9} W- tur

Mitchell

Love William A., physician, 26 N.

Lee Jfsse M., com mer, 21 B. Ala Forsyth

bama

Lovejoy Edward B., liquor dlr, 56

LeoGustav E., architect, 38} E. Ala Peachtree

bama

Lovett Warren P broker and sole

Lieonard George W., mar.agvr propr "Lovett's Private Stock"

Singer Mnfg Co., 42 Marietta. (See whisky and cigars, bds Kimball

p. 269.)

House. (See front paster.)

Levy EmanuelC., jeweler, 25 White Lowe George W., groeer,33 W. Mitch-

hall

ell

Lewis Henry, propr Atlanta Flour Lowe T. J. & Bro. (Thomas J. and

Milk, Hunter, sw cor Thompson John 8.), grocers, 35 W. Mitcbell

Lewis Oliver (c), barber, 73 W. Pe Lowndes George 8., tobacco broker,

ters

33* Whitehall

Lewis Thomas S., cracker rnnfr, 67 Lowry W. M. & R. J. (William

E. Alabama

and Robert J.), bankers, 55 and 57

Lieberman Leon, trunk mnfr, 92 E. Alabama

Whitehall

Loyal! Richard J., saloon, 3 Peachtree

Lineb Hezekiab, junk, ISO Marietta Loyd A Morgan (C. L. and B. S. Loyd,

Link James A., dentist, 61} White Isaac T. Morgan,) confectioners,

hall

83 Whitehall

Lumpkfn Berry (c), shoemkr, 80 If.

Forsyth

Lynch Annie Miss, milliner, 2 White

hall
tfofcfradci aaS idliir, Lynch Jerry, merchant tailor, S Whitehall

ALSO AGENT FOB

Lynch John J., grocer, 44 Decatur Lynch Patrick, contractor and

IRON PICKET FENCE. builder, 44 Marietta. (See p. 329.)
Lynch Patrick W., grocer, 56 Decatur

Office: 25 PMehtrM, earner Beettur Street, Lyncli Peter, grocer, 95 Whitehall

ATLANTA, GA.

Lynch & Tbornton (Michael Lynch, E. H. Thornton), booksellers, 5

Whitehall

Little Edgr G.J grocer,' 43 Chapel McAfee William W., contractor, 3}'

lattle George Dr., state geologist, Whitehall

State House

McBride & Co. (A. J. and 8. L.

Lrfcnrane &, Van Epps (Osborne McBride). china, glass, lamps, show

A. Loehrane, Howard Van Epps), cases and house furnishing good*

lawyers, Decutur, cor Pryor.

.p. 323.)

*

(See v

11 and 13 N. Pryor. (SeefrontflyB.) McCandless E. 8., cashier Gate City

Locbrev James, steam dye wks, Nat. Bank, Pryor, nw cor Wall

45 E. Hunter. (See p. 325.)

McCandless Fannie A. Mm., private

Loftin Benjamin (c), blacksmith, 277 Decatur

school, 59 Washington McCarter Reid, grocer, 86 8. Broad

Lngan James L., dlr in wild lands, McCarty Hannah Mrs., grocer, 40 W.

38} E. Alabama

Foundry

J

the

GEORGIA RAILROAD,
the Short Line West

and

Southwest.

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ATLANTA BOOK BINDERY ----AND

C. BE.
30 SOUTH BROAD STREET.
ATLANTA ..... GKEORGHA. THE OHEAPEEST BOOZ HANUFACTUBIN& HOUSE IN TEE SOUTH!
MARBLE EDCE8 ON ALL FIRST CLASS BOOK WORK.
W. B. PIERCE, Agent

AMERICAN LUBRICATING OIL CO ,

MANUFACTURERS OP

lubricating Oils of all grain, Hio QTMM and Axle GTMM, Sperm Spindle Oil aai JCca Steim Puking.

Branch House, ATLAHTA,.GA., 55 Peaehtrea St. Central OUee and Factory. CLEVELAND, 0.

J. 8. BISTraS.

B. F. MAT.

RIST1NE & MAY,

WHOLESALE

Healy BuUdlng, ATLANTA. OA.
Plus and BpeclflcaUonB fnrnlihed for bnDdlnga of everj kind to any part of the ctmntry.
tigr Correspondence Bolidted.^I

KAMUFACTUREBS, ear
ATLANTA, QA.

wxcoz.:

AND----
1 mm* 90 I*** Stfftt,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA. REFERENCES--S. M. Inm&n, W.. M. A B. J. Lowiy, D. H. Dougberty.

JA8. P. HARRI8ON * CO., State Printer*, Publishers, and Binders, 27 A 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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McCay Henry K., lawyer, 7J Maddox & Dorsey (John L. Maddox,

Whitehall

'

Isom Q. Dorsey), livery stable,

McClain William H., grocer, 133 N. Broad, cor Walton

Callioun

Maher Michael E., saloon, 52 Peach-

McConnell Samuel D., lawyer 7$ tree and 11 W. Mltehell

WhitehaU

Mahoney Michael, grocer, 124 Deca

McCravy & Bro. (G. B. and I. B.), tur

grocers, 116 Whitehall

Maier Mary A. Mrs., grocer, Davis,

McDaniel Henry T., city civil engi nw cor Foundry

neer, 47 8. Pryor

Mallon B., sec and snpt Board of

McDevitt Michael, auction and com, Education, 47 Washington

32W.Mitohell

Malone Thomas J., dep sheriff, Court

McEwen William T., grocer, 145 W. House

Peters

Malone William J., shoemkr. 3}

McFaul James W., physician, 432 Whitehall

Marietta

Mann James, blacksmith, 55 S. Broad

McGuire John T.. prov and mdse Mann R. D., railroad ticket office,

broker, 31 E. Alabama

17 B. Pryor. (See front fly A.)

McOuirk John M.', grocer, 196 De- Mann Soplironia Mrs., private school,

. catur

109 Mangum

McHan Charles H., grocer, 278 E. Manning Alonzo A., lawyer, 8} Ma

Fair

rietta

McHenry Charles (c), grocer, 254 Manning Jethro W., co. school comr,

Marietta

Court House

McKenzle Alexander B., painter, 128 Mansfield James D., carpenter, 25 E.

S. Loyd

Hunter

McKey James T., physician, 223 E. Marbut Job J., grocer, 63 Decatur

Hunter

Marcus Max, merchant tailor, 17

McKoy John J., grocer, 48 Peachtree Peacbtree

McMaster Martin, clothing, 95 Deca- Margolius Sarah Mrs., grocer, 412 Ma

tur

rietta

McMillan William H., butcher, 444 Marion Sylvester, grocer, 282 Mari

Marietta

etta

McMillan & Snow (John C. McMil Markbam House, E. H. Paine, propr;

lan, Henry Y. Snow), grocers, 25 Loyd, opp Wall

Marietta

Marmarluke Henry H., apt V. & T.

McNan.ara Patrick, saloon, 218 De- A-L. and M. & C. B. B., 41 S. Broad

catur

Martin Edmund W., lawyer, 7i

McNaught W. & Co. (William Mc- Whitehall

- Naught, ThomasScrutcbin),proprs Martin Frances Mrs., confectioner,

Sugar Creek Paper Mills, 86 White 217 W. Peters.

hall

Martin John H., editor Daily Dis

McNaught & Scrutchin (William Me patch, 32 8. Broad

Naught, Thomas Bcrutchin), hard Martin Joseph H. Rev., pastor First

ware, 86 Whitehall

Presbvferian Church

McPherson Wallace, gen south Martin Melville C., druggist and phy

ern agent Nashville, Chattanooga sician,212 Decatur

and St. Louis Railway, 36 E. Ala Martin Thomas B., saloon, National

bama

Hotel

Mabra Milas J., salix>n, 91 Oa. B. B Mashburn John H., butcher, 294

MacRae William, genl manager Peacbtree

W. A A. B. B., office, R. B., cor For- Mason & Weaver (John Mason, John

syth

Weaver), barbers and saloon, 204

Madden Acmes Miss, dressmkr, 37* Marietta

Whitehall

Massa Enrico A., confectioner, 19

Madden Mary Mrs., music teacher, Peachtree

161 WhitehaU

Matthews John H., carpenter, Hun

Maddox James J., meats, 115 White ter, cor Thompson

hall

Maxwell James B., saddles and bar-

Maddox Posey, grocer, 176 Decatur . .ness, 51 8. Broad

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IN THE STATES OF
Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Tennessee.
-Vurafactunra of-
Gossypium Phospho,
6TTHE GARDEN AND FARM FERTILIZER.-^
W. M. SCOTT,
13 WHITEHALL. ST., ATLANTA, GA.,
AND CLOTHING AGENT FOB "TO" A n^TA TV/r A TT-PTF?. &;
(Or 1"lTT.fnT.TnT )
The largest an-.l cheapest Merchant Tailoring House in the world. Suits and Overcoats made to order at a saving of fully 25 per cent. Best Shirts made to order for $1 50. Send for samples and for self-measurement blanks.
PATRICK LYNCH,
CONTRACTOR 9t J3TTXX.ZXXl,
------DEAJJIK IK------'
Bricks, Builders' Materials, &c.
Prepared to do Rock and Brick Masonry at short notice. go. 44 Karirtta Street, ATLANTA, OEOSGIA.
. LEA, Anhlteot and Superintendent, 41 Xuiatta Street

D Ti Will/w\v Oolnmbw, npNMBto Tfevtlm Lift and Aooidtnfc . T . WIIIGOX) 196 boyi 16,600, mi pyi $25 a wwk if dluU* .

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Mayer, Son & Co. (David and 8lo- Moore Benjamin F., pres Moore's

mon C. Mayer). liquor dire. 52 Business University, Broad, cor

Whitehall

Alabama. (See back paster.)

Maynard R, J. &, Co. (Robert J. Moore. Mann & Co. (Wm. A.

Maynard, George F. Fierce), book Moore, Edwin W. Marsh, B. L.

binders and blank book mnfrs., Barry, J. A. Barry, John A. Smith,

241 South Broad (See p. 325.)

Joseph Kingsbery, Wm. W. Dra

May&on Thomas C., grocer, 3 Marietta per, Wm. T. Ashfordl, whol dry

Means Thomas IE., private school, goods and notions, 18 Decatur

62} 8. Broad

Moore, Sims A Co. (Thomas and

Meeban Patrick H., grocer,50 Decatur James M. Moore, Francis A. and

Meigs Mary F. Mrs., grocer, 155 Nel William I. Sims), grocers, 135 Ma

son

rietta

Meister Peter A. B., saloon, 40 Deca Moore's Southern BuaineM

tur

University. B. F. Moore, pres;

Menko M. & Bro. (Joseph and Mar 88 and 40 8. Broad. (SeeWk

tin), clothing, 21 Whitehall

paster.)

Mercer Edward, saloon, 15 Marietta Morgan D. & Co. (David Morgan,

Merchant & Mosley (John B. Mer Daniel 8. Miller), harness mnfrs.

chant, Samuel L. Mosley), grocers, 80 Whitehall

68 E. Alabama

Morgan James M., lawyer, 11 Marl-

Merchants Bank, of Atlanta, etta

Campbell Wallace, pres; Jas. H. Morgan Joseph H., broker, 35 Marl-'

Porter, cashier; 12 and 14 E. Ala etta

bama. (See p. 307.)

Morgan Royal L (c), barber, Mark-

Merrlfleld George H., shoemkr, 51 8. bam House

Broad

Morgan, Smith ft Co. (Samuel Mor

Methodist Advocate. Hitchcock gan, Spencer F., Noah F., Charles

& Walden proprs; 110 Whitehall. W. Smith), cotton buyers, 27* W.

(See p. 331.)

Alabama.

Meyer Samuel, cotton mer, 21} E. Morgan Sylvanus, grocer, 36 W.

Alabama

Mitchell

Mlddlebrooks William M., grocer, Morrill William C., treas W. &

405 W. Peters

A.R.B

Mihalovitch Louis, liquor, 26 Deca Morris Charles M.,grocer, 115 Decatur

tur

Morris John P., dry goods, 90 W.

Milledge ft Bills (John Milledge, W. Peters

D. Ellis), lawyers, 12 E. Alabama Morris J. S. ft Son (Joseph 8. and

Miller George H., silverware, Lewis S.), coal dire and grocers,

. jewelry, etc., 39 Whitehall

196-Marietta

Miller Homer V. M., physician, 10 Morris ft Bro. (David P. and Ellsba

W. Alabama

S.), grocers, 46 Peacbtree

Miller & Dicfcson (J. I. Miller, Morris ft Lyou (Mrs. Mittie Morris,-

H. H. Dickson). proprs Dailv Dis Mrs. Bettie Lyon), milliners, 60

patch, 32 S. Broad. (See p. 347.)_ Whitehall

Minor Jack (c), barber, 8 W. Morrison, Bain ft Co. (John and An

Mitchell

gus Morrison, Donald M. Bain),

Mitehell A. W. A Co. (Alexander W. hardware, 10 Pryor

Mitchell, James Bridge Jr.), cotton Morrison Farqubur B., upholsterer,

mere, 16 E. Hunter

31* Marietta

Mitchell Isaac 8., grocer, 142 White Morton Albert C., publisher and

hall,

genl asrt, 24 8. Broad

Mitebell James Rev. D.D., presiding Moses Raphael J., lawyer, Deca

elder M. fi. church, Atlanta dlst tur, ne cor Pryor

Mitchell Wesley D., grocer, 300 W. Moses Walter L, lawyer, Decatur, na

Peters

cor Pryor

Molan Oliver B. (c). shoemkr, 10} Motes Columbus W., photograph

Wall

er, 32 Whitehall. (See p. 323.)

Moody Elizabeth Mrs., grocer, 241 Motes C. W. ft Co., harness mkrs, 96

Marietta

Whitehall

SHIP your Cotton Bast via the

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Attorney General,

r-"lMtl

Wfll represent eases where the:State knot a party In the Supreme Court of Georgia andU. & Courts, and in me Courts generally.

JOHN LAGOMARSINO,

Candy Manufacturer

A.nd Confectionery and Fruit Dealer.

Choice Confections, Foreign Fruits, Nats and Creams Wholesale, and supplied to Parties, Weddings, etc.

4 Whitehall Street,

ATLANTA, GEORGIA.

Volume Tentii.

Circulation 3,OOO.

HITCHCOCK & WALDEN,..........Publishers. EEV. E. Q. FDLLEK, DJX,................Editor.
Official Organ of the M. E. Church.

THE CROWNING SUCCESS OF THIS CENTURY I
Year afto year has passed each marking the dsteof some new discovery from the beginning to the present time. There IB nothing in Science but what has been improved. Every branch ha. un dergone a radical change. Every new year there Is some improvement made on something that was thonght to be perfect the preceding year. But there is no branchof Science that has undergone greater change than medicine. New discoveries are appearing every day. Bat the greatest yet It
DR. HAYELWOODS STAR CUREVE FOR CANCER, White swelling, Scrofula, Catarrh, Cancer of the Womb. Fflea, Cone, Bunions, and old Chronic cores. One of the meet simplr, harmless, and yet the grratest, snrwt and moat reliable rentedtw ever prodnced for that for which It IB recommended. We hare performed cores in eases tat MOW of the most eminent practicing medical men have given upas mennbie. We are daily reeeMng certiflcates from all part* of the country--from the grateful populace who are being cored by using oar remedy. Agents wanted in every county In the United ftatei and Canada*. Tetms easy. Bmple bottle tent on receipt of price-fifty cents. Address all eommunteattons to B. AUtTMU * CUi tole Proprietors and Uanufaetaren, 140 Ifarietta street, Atlanta, Ga.

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDEX the best Advertising Medium In the South.

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Moyer Isaac P. (c), grocer, 149 W. Northen W'iilliazn P., engraver, 47*

Peters

Whitehall

Moyers William T., lawyer, 1 O'Brien James Bev., pastor Church

Peachtree

of the Immaculate Conception, 67

Mullins Burton A., saloon, 12 8. E. Hunter

Broad

O'Cpnnor Daniel A., saloon, Mark-

Mungur Sadie Mrs., grocer, 375 E. liam House

Peters

! O'Connor Kate Mrs., millinery, 37}

Murdoch Yelverton A. (c), shoemkr, Whitehall

1 Marietta

O'Donnelly John, tailor, 7-t E. Hun

Murphy Anthony, lumber mnfr ter

and dlr.73 S. Forsyth

O'Donohoe James, grocer, 255 Fra-

Murphy Elizabeth Mrs., confection ser

er, 274 Marietta

O'Neii John, meats, 62 Drcatur

Muse & Swift (George Muse, Jobn N. O'Sbeals John, meats, 199 Marietta

Swift Jr.), clothinir, 56 Whitehall Olcott E. H. & Co. (Edward H. 01-

Mynatt & Howeil (Pryor It. Mynatt, cott, Barney Alien), auction and

George A. Howeil), lawyers, 10} E. com, 33 Marietta

Alabama

Oliver J. 8. & Co. (John S. Oliver,

Nace Anna B. Mrs., dressmkr, 70} William Hamilton, J. W. Bucker),

Whitehall

cotton mere, 28 W. Alabama

Nace John M., grist mill, 287 Decatur Olmstead John C., physician, 71

Nally A Maher (Martin Nally, John Whitehall

C. Maher), saloon, 4 E. Wall

Orme Aquilla J., pass and frt agt A.

Nash Alphonso (c), barber. 95} &W. P. B.B., 32Loyd

Whitebail

Orme Francis H., physician, 18

Wash Joseph Tan Holt MaJ., Broad

genl manager branch house D. Orme William P., sec and treaa A.

Appleton & Co., 44 Marietta

& W. P. B. B., 32 Loyd

National Hotel, E. T. White Ormond James, propr Atlanta Paper

propr, 6, 8 and 10 Peachtree. (See Mills, 43 8. Broad

p. 341.)

Orphan's Free School. Mrs. George

National Surgical Institute, M. Bacon, prin; Forsyth, cor Dr. Charles L. Wilson, surgeon in Walton

charge; Dr. Kelts H. Boland, sec Orr Edgar H., lawyer, 8 S. Broad .

and treas; AInbama, cor Pryor Orr Gustavus J. Hon., state

Nelms John W prin keeper pen school comr, State House

itentiary, State House

Owens Henry C., grocer and shoemkr,

Nelson William, meats, 302 Decatur 105 Houston

Newman J. S., editor Southern Owenn Horace P., saloon, Gordon, ne

Enterprise, State House

Cor Lee, W. E

Newman William T., lawyer, 35} Owens J. E. Mrs., propr Owens

8. Broad

House, 39 and 41 Whitebail

Nicholls J. 8., dancing school, 3} Paris John A., painter, 100} White

Whitehall

hall

Noble James Jr., boiler wka, 136 Park William T. propr Park Medidl

Hunter

Institute, Whitehall, June Fair and

Nolan & Doty (Antolne A. Nolan, CJooper

William Doty), boots and shoes, 67 Parke Thomas D., physician, 6}

Whitehall

Whitehall

Norcroes Virgil C. Bev., pastor Fifth Parker James, meats, 127 Mitcbell

Baptist cburch

Parkins & Brace (William H.

Normal School of Languages, 44 Parkins, Alexander C. Brucel, ar

Marietta

chitects, Peachtree, cor Marietta.

Norris, Bedwine A Co. (Bobert H. (8eep.327.)

Norria, Lyman A. Bedwine, Clem Parks Harwell H. Bev., pastor Fnw

B. Sharman), notions, lit N. Pryor M. E. church

North Georgia Stock and Fair Ass'n, Parrott Bros. (George W., Theodore

Wm. B. Cox, pres; B. W. Wrenn, F. and Samuel F.), cotton buyeis,

sec; 15 S. Pryor

27 Decatur

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-WHOLESALE AND BBTAH. DEALERS IN-
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,

Silverware, Clocks, &c.
Attention of the public is invited to .the largest stock of these goods.ever brought to this State--which we offer at prices far below all competition.
The large quantity of goods that we handle, and the great facilities which we have for getting our goods from headquarters at bottom prices, enables us to make it to the interest of any one contemplating a purchase in our line to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Gold act Silrer Watches a Socially.
We have on sale the productions of all of the most reliable manufacturers --from the cheapest American solid sil ver $10 watch, up to the finest gold stem-winder.
are offered in this line, as we have an immense stock on hand and XTTBT get rid of them.
A full assortment of Diamonds, Solitaire and Cluster Rings, Ear Rings, Pins, Binds, &c., always on hand. None but the .finest quality kept in stock.
IN SOLID SlLYffi BRIDAL PRESENTS ant TABLE WABE,
our stock is exceedingly full with the newest and richest patterns. Also a full line of TBIPliE PLATED SXLVSEWABE. for table and presenta
tion purposes. In this line we are determined NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD by any factory or their representatives. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
,T. P. STEVENS & CO..
Wholenle and BetaU Jewelers, 84 Whitehall Street, Attantt, GeocjU.

D 17 Will/ww MnmiM, <*ttl Xnmmwa, Tin, Xuint, Oft, A*. . I1 . WIIICUX, '_____cutout IrtatUahad 1BJ3.

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Patch M. C. Miss., dreasmkr, 66} Plckert Agnes F. Mrs., milliner, 45

Whitehall

Whitehall

Patterson W. H~ cashier Citizens Plckert Augustus F., jeweler, 45

Bank of Ga

Whitehall

Pattillo W. P. A W. P. {William P. Pierce William B., agt American

and William F.), ins agts, 1 S. Lubricating Oil Co.. 55 Peachtree

Pryor

(See p. 327.)

Pause Tb. R, saloon, 14 Marietta Pinckney Charles, physician, 25

Payne Columbus M., co. treas, Court Peachtree

House

Pinckney John M. (c), tailor, 43}

Payne A Baker (Edwin T. Payne, Peachtree

John J. Baker), grocers, 395 Mari Plnson Alblnus J., physician, 158 W.

etta

Peters

Peacock Frederick 8.. druggist, 6 W. Plnson John L., druggist, 102 White

Mitcbell and 157 W. Peters

hall

Pease Oliver L.. saloon, Lee, sw cor Pittman Daniel Hon., ordinary,

' Gordon, W. E

Court House

Petrk J. C. * Son (J. C. and F. H.). Plummer Elijah T., jeweler, 17

carpenters and builders, 24 8. Loyd Whitehall

Peel David G., grocer, 10 8. Broad Polak Jacques R., Ins adjuster, 41 8.

Peeples Henry C., lawyer, 23} White Broad

hall

Porter James H., cashier Mer

Peers John L. A Co. (John L. and chants Bank, 12 E. Alabama

John 8. M. Peers), com mers, 5 E. Porter A Meakin (James H. Porter,

Alabama

Joshua W. Meakin), machine

Pellegrini A Castleberry (Pellegrino shops. 95 Ga. R. R., cor King

PeUegrini, Zach Castleberry), terra Potts Frank M., liquor dlr, 19 .

ootta wk, ea Chapel, s of Brick

Al.bama

Pemberton, Samuels A Reynolds Powell Charles, agt, grocer, 90 Peach-

(John 8. Pemberton, Patterson M. tree

Samuels, John J. Reynolds), drug PoweU Fielding T., physician, 58}

gists, 2 Marietta

Peachtree

Pendleton E. M. A W. M., mnfrsof Powell. Hall A Co. (George W. L.

fertilizers, 19 8. Broad

and John J. Powell, Micajah Hall),

Pendleton John T., lawyer, 27} grocers.26 Peachtree

Whitehall

Powell Thotaaas S., physician and

Perdue Francis P., ins agt, 41 8. ures Southern Medical College, 82

Broad

S. Pryor

Perkins John O., physician, 46 Whlte- Powell A Rockwell (Thomas E. Pow

. ball

eU, William C. Rockwell), prov

Perkins J. O. A 1ST. W. (John O. and exchange and com mers, 37 8.

Nelson W.), photographic materi Pryor -_

als, 46} Whitehall

Powers Harrison, restaurant, . 18}

Perkim S, Frank, agtfor machin Peachtree

ery, 46 Whitehall/ (See p. 325.) Powers W. A Son (William and Wil

Perry Handy (c). sboemkr, 4 Walton liam E. Powers, William B.

Pettfs William H.H., veterinary sur Watts), carriage dlrs, 34 Peach-

geon. 66 S. Pryor

tree

Pharr Benjamin Y., watchmkr, 202 Powers A Egleston (Henry R Pow

Marietta

ers, T*>omas R Egleston), stock

Phillips James (c), grocer, 52 Howell and bond brokers, 20 Peachtree

Phuiips J. W. * Co. (John W. Prather John S., business assist

Phillips), stoves, tin-ware and ant James P. Harrises A Co., 29 a

woodware, 12 Marietta

Broad

Phillins Wm. R, grocer. 68 Peachtree Price George W., boote and shoes, 24

Phillips & Crew (H. T. Phillips, Marietta

B. B. Crew), booksellers, stationers Price Oscar E., tailor, 18} Marietta

and music, 8 Marietta

Prim A Protbro (Isaiah J. Prim.

Phoenix Store. Elam Johnson, 66 Gustavus A, Protbro), grocers, 90

and 68 Decatur. (See p. 321.)

McDonough

CHIP yur Marahandto* ftm Philadelphia and BalMllr ilmorevla CEORCIA ROAD Fast Freight Una.

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ESTABLISHED I860.

msmmtt- WM. J. LAND,

ATLANTA, GA.
Chembt to "The State Department of Agriculture" and the "Geoloelcal Survey of Georgia;" Ifem ber of Am. Chemical soc.; also Member of the N.T. Acadrmy of Sciences, Am. Institute of Mining Bngineen. and Atlanta. Scientific Society, etc.
Analyses and Assays of Ores, Metals, Mineral Waters, Soils, Gnanos, Superphosphates, Marls, Manures, Plants, Iron, Manzanose, Gold, silver. Lead, copper. Limestone, Coal. Furnace Products, Slag, etc., etc. eP~Speclal attention given to analyses of all kinds of FERTILIZERS, CHEM ICAL SALTi, COMPOSTS, etc., etc. {&- Addren P. O. Box 8u6.

CSS=DININQ ROOM FRONTING RAILROADERS)
Newly Refitted
JAMES' BANK BLOCK.
4 WHITEHALL 8T. Oysters, Refreshments aad Ice Cream. Everything in Season, First Class
and SERVED PROMPTLY. R. C. THOMPSON, Prop'r, : ; ATLANTA, CA.

, $mm mi lease laiafof,
Grainers and Marbjers.
Frescoing Churches; Halls and DwelHngt a Bpeelalty. Theatrical Scenery and Photographic Back gronnds made to order. Estimates given on all kinds of Fainting.

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Prop'rg, 87 A 89 Broad St.

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Prior Garland S., grocer, 57 Peach- Etenfroe John W., State treasurer.

tree

office, State House '

Pruett Benson B., shoemkr, 506 De- Reynolds Thomas &., job printer, 181

catur

Whitehall

'^

Pursley & Davison (James 8. Shea John, notary and ex-off justice, Pursley, Thomas A. Davison), 21* Marietta mnfrs corn shelters, 21 Marietta Jiach William A., suptsou. div. Pull

Quarterman Thomas E. (c), grocer, man Palace Car Co., Union Depot

Cain, cor Calhouu

Bice Elmira P. Mrs., grocer, 113, E.

Queen David (c), blacksmith, 520 Harris

Marietta

Bice & Mitchell (P. P. Bice, B. C.

Bagsdale Elijah J., grocer, 204 W. Mitchell), lumber, 39 Grubb

Peters

Bich M. & Bro. (Morris and Eman-

Raine Joseph S., genl agt Sou. uel), dry goods, 65 WliitehaU

Dept. Manhattan Fire Ins. Co. of Rich William, liquors, 91S. Broad

N. Y., 14 Whitehall

Richards Jabez J., grocer, 198 McDon-

Raiues Thomas A., physician, 57 ough

Marietta

Bakestraw James (c), grocer, Wheat,

cor Randolph

J. J. & s. p. RICHARDS,

Ramspeclt Charles M., book

WHOLEULK AKB BKTA1L

binder, 30 S. Broad. (Bee p. 327.)

Bamspeck G. A, & Co. (George A. BOOKSELLERS 8 STATIONERS,

and Theodore Kamspeck), teas,

DUALZRS FK

Peachtree, cor Line

Bansford Henry, grocer, 167 Whiteball
Batteree James B., 'grocer, 188 Mari etta
Bawls Margaret Mrs., dressmkr, 70} Whitehall
Bawson Edward E., pres Atlanta

37 Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga. Merchaota and teachers will find It to their In terest to send their orders to us for LcLool Boob and Stationery, vrhicn we deal In largely, and of fer at the lowest cash price. Give ns a trill and we guarantee Batisfaction.

Water Works

Rawson & Hancock (William Richards William G., supt AtlanU

A. Bawson, Frank G. Hancock), Water Works, 6 E. Wall

books and stationery, 4 Marietta Richardson Frank M., mnfrs agt, 28}

Bay Edwin S., physician, 20 Deca- Marietta

tur

Bichter Frederick, saloon, 8 E. Hun

Bebmann Frank J. Rev., asst. pas ter

tor Church of the Immaculate Con ception, 67 E. Hunter

Bidley Robert Peachtree

B.,

physician, 25}

Bedd James F., livery stables, 24 W. Binker Thomas, grocer, 375 W. Pe

Alabama

ters

Bedding Homer V. M., confectioner, Bipley Thomas B., queensware, 89

71i Peachtree

Whitehall

Bedding Wade H., saloon, 3 Foundry Bedwine John B., lawyer, 14} White

Rigtine & May Edwin F.May),

(John 8. Ristine, mnfrs bedsteads

hall

and chairs, Alabama, cor Forsytb.

Beese John T., grocer, 115 Wheat

(See p. 327.)

Beeves & Bro. (James D. and Abra Rivers Joseph 8. (c), blacksmith, 18S

ham D.), grocers, 324 Marietta

Marietta

Begrnsteiu & Kutz (Julius Begen- Boach Elisha J., physician, 14

stein, Gabriel 8. Kutz), millinery Whitehall

72 Whitehall

Robert & Mallard (Frank W. Robert,

Reinhardt & Hooks (Augustus William I. Mallard), lawyers, 48}

M. Reinhardt. Thomaa J. Hooks) Peachtree

lawyers), 7} Whitehall

Roberts James W., grocer, 17

Beitz John G. Rev., pastor German Washington

Lutheran Church

Bobertson David (c), blacksmith,

Bender John (c), grocer, 224 Fraser 364 Peachtree

TAtfF the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the

JAIVt

Popoular Route from Atlanta.

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64, 56, 58 and 60 SOUTH FB70B STBEST,
I. YAH WIHKLS.
Ibmfiutuw of
COTTON GIN CLEAHEE3 & FEEDEB3.
CIRCUIAR SAW MILLS,
--AND--
ALL KINDS OF SHAFTING.
MILL
-AKB------ <. 1, 18 mud SO F*iT Strcc*. ATLANTA, OA-.
AGENT FOR D. B. GULLETT'S COTTON GIN OF LOUISIANA.

D. F Willcox, Colnmlnu, Sa., represents oldest and strongest English and American Insnranoe Companits.

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Bobertson. E. A. '& Co. (Elislm A. Saloshin G. & S. (Gustavus Jr. and

Bobertson, William B. Cox), gro Simon), pawn broken, 12 Peach-

cers, 100 Peachtree

tree

Robertson U. O., hypienic physi Salter Seaborn F., eclectic phy

cian, Atlanta Health Inst., 178 W. sician, 53 S. Broad

Peters. (See adv.)

Sanders Charles E., grocer, 233 E.

Bobinson James, real est agt, 11 E. Hunter

Alabama

Sandman Henry, saloon, 13 White

Bobinson John (c), blacksmith, 79 W. hall

Peters

Saul William S., produce and com,

Robinson Joseph L. agt, grocer, 114 85 8. Broad

Frazer

Sawtell Henry C., meats, 108 White

Bobinson Mack (c), barber, 146 Mari hall

etta

Sawtell & McGaughey (Henry C.

Bobinson Thomas A., grocer, 113 Sawtell, John L. McGaughey),

Whitehall

stock yard, 96 W. Mitchell

Bobinson & Wrenn (J. D. Bobinson, Scarratt John B., restaurant, 8 E.

B. W. Wrenn), proprs Ga. Farm Alabam ,

Journal, 15 8. Pryor

Bohsoii Bros (Sion B. and Robert C.),

dlrs in fertilizers, 8 S. Broad

Bobson Robert C., gen I Line, 8 S. Broad

agt

Green

FEEDS

the

HUNGRY!

Roe Anthony E., tailor, 7$ W. Ala

bama Bogers Gresham
Peachtr*-e

C., carriage dlr, 45

His place is noted for extraordinary low prices. Everybody can afford to

Bogers John C., grocer, 99 Whitehall eat with him.

Komare, Perdue & Egleston (P. Bomare, J. A. Perdue., Tliomas Eles-

No. 8 E. Alabama street, opposite

ton), genl insurance agents, 41 8. Kenny's, Atlanta, Georgia.

. Broad

Romiszewski John, confectioner, 131 tjcbelpert Louis C., barber, 5 Peach-

Whitehall

tree

Bosenbaum Caroline Mrs-., cigar Schikan John, grocer, 128 W. Mitch

mnfr, 26 E. Alabama

ell

Kosenfeld A. & S. (Abraham and Schindler & Abraham (Max Scliiu-

Sigmund), men and boys clothing, dler, August Abraham), gents furn

24 Whitehall

ishing goods, 10 Whitehall

BdSenfeld Sophia Mrs., dry goods, Scbmidt Robert, agt C. B. B., Mitch

48 Decatur

ell, cor C. R. R

Boy Gustavus G., physician, 9 Peach- Schultze Ernest A., music teacher,

tree

8 S. Broad

Russell John B., physician, 60 8. Schumann Theodore, druggist, 63

Broad

Whitehall

Bussell W. A. & Co. (William A. Sciple & Sons (George W., George

Russell, Robert H. Kicbards), cigars W. Jr., and Cbarlea E.), coal, lime,

and tobacco. 2 Peachtree

plaster and cement, 59 Decatur

Ryan Frank T., city elk, Court House Scott G. W. & Co. (George W. and

Byan John, dry goods, 61 Whitehall George B.Scott), dlrs in fertilizer*,

Ryan Matthew, dry goods, 93 White 17 S. Broad. (See p. 329.)

hall

Scott Henry F., physician, 47 Peach-

Safford Bros. (Charles H. and Henry tree

P.', show case mnfrs>, S>5 Marietta Scott Laura E. Mrs., dressmkr, 78}

Sailors James C., saloon, 172 W. Whitehall

Peters

Scott W. M., clothing ai.d furnisb-

Salm Maurice, physician, 55i White- ioK goods, 12 Whitehall. (See p.

hal

329.)

Saloshin Gustavus, clothing, 189 Ma Scott & Hilley (Lot Scott, Robert a

rietta

Hllley) stock yard, 59 W. Cain

T A W the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the

1AIV. &

Short Line from Maoon.

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4HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSAKYf
IP, e
XTO. ea uc.t.-uj St., ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
Specialties-H^MORRHOIDS and FISTULA IN ANO.

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Scoville, Selden &. Co. (L. W. Simon Charles C., saloon, 58 Decatur Seoville, W. H. Selden, B.S.Ter Simons Jefferson (c), blacksmith, 20 ry), proprs Kimball House, Porter's alley Pryor, nw cor Wall. (See p. Simons & Drummond (John F. Si

265.)

mons, George C. Drummond) gro

Seals John H. & W. B. (John H. cers, 19 8. Broad

and William B. Seals), proprs Simpson Carolus A., physician, 62} Sunny St.uth, Boys and Girls of Whitehall

the South, etc., 24 8. Broad

Simpson & Varner (Silas M. Simpson,

Sears John W., grocer, 150 W. Pe Clinton L. Varner), lunch room,

ters

19 Marietta

Selig & Sondheimer (Jonas and Ja Sims Lanrens V., physician, 55 Walcob Selig, Louis Sondheimer), sun- ton

bonnet nanfrs, 8} Decatur

Singer Mnfg Co. The, G. W. Leon

Selkirk J. M., agt Gt. Sou. P. F. ard, manager; 42 Marietta. (See

Line, 32 Loyd

back bone and p. 269.)

Seltzer Heury, queensware, 16 Broad Singleton M. L., grocer, 296 Decatur

Sergeant Charles B., passr agt L. N. Sisson Vardy P., pri nter, 26 S Broad

& B. B., 11 E. Alabama

Skates AWilmoth (James W. Skates,

Sewell James W., saloon, 215 W. Pe William H. Wilmoth), meats, De

ters

catur, cor Pratt

Sext Jacob, confectioner. 122 White Slaughter John T., grocer, 143 W.

hall

Peters .

Shannon William A., grocer, 94 Sloan Thomas D., grocer, 14 W.

Whitehall

Mitchell

Shannon & Simmons (John C. Shan Small George A. architect, 49} White

non.' Frank 8. Simmons), grocers, hall

114 Whitehall

Smith Bryant (e), shoemkr, 238 Ma

Sharp J & Son (James Sharp and rietta

Hunt, Rankin &Lamar), druggists, Smith Bryce, mdse broker, 15 8.

202 Marietta

Pryor

Sheeban Cornelius, grocer, 54 Deca Smith Charles W., lawyer, 9} W.

tur

Mitchell

Sheek & Co. (Wiley and Mrs. Mari Smith Cornelia J. Mrs., hotel, 151 S.

etta C. Sheek), hides, 16 S. Forsyth Broad

Shelley Samuel T., pattern and model Smith David, dentist, 661 Whitehall

inkr, 101 N. Broad

Smith Elizabeth Mrs., grocer, 250 E.

Shields A. A. & Co. (AdoIphusA. Fair

. Shields,) meats, 51 Decatur and 108 Smith George B., grocer, 41 Chapel >

Peachtree

Smith Hendrick A., butcher, 296

Sholes A. E. & Co. (Albert E. Peachtree

Sholes, James P. Harrison & Co.), Smith Henry C., tailor, 25} E. Ala

publishers Georgia JState Gazeteer, bama

31 8. Broad. (See adv.) .

Smith Henry L., grocer, 55 Peachtree

Shropshire & Johnson (Andrew J. Smith Hoke, lawyer, 6* Whitehall

Shropshire, William A. Johnson), Smith James C., meats, 100 McDon-

grocers, 12 W. Mitchell

ough

.Shumate Berriman D. Jr., com Smith John & Co. (John Smith,

mer and mnfrs agt, 28 Loyd. (See George A. Hudson), fish, 14 B.

p. 327.)

Broad

Shuttles & Sons (Wylie S., Lorenzo Smith John M., carriage mnfr, 48 8.

and James T.), jewelry and novel Broad and 12 W. Alabama

ties, 8} Marietta

Smith Joseph, grocer, . 70 McDon-

Silvey John & Co. (John Silver, ough

Daniel O. Dougherty), dry goods, Smith JOB. H., lawyer, 61 Whitehall

3 Decatur

Smith J. D. A T. F. (John D. and

Simmons Joseph B., grocer, 13 S. Theodore F.), sewing machines,

Forsyth

59 S. Broad

Simmons W. A. Rev., pastor St Paul Smith J. Henly, agt Bussel Coe's

M. E. Church

Phosphate, Broad, cor Alabama

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Smith Ozias A., roofer, 15 N. For-1 Spencer LeMerle, ins agt, 7J White

syth

hall

Smith Rebecca Mrs., fruits, 220 W. Spencer Samuel B., lawyer, 6J White-

Peters

ball

Smith Sarah E. Mrs., clairvoyant, Spinks & Owens (William R. Spinks,

100J Whitehall

Stephen C. Owens), junk, 90 8.

Smith Wm. D., grocer, 234 Decatur Broad

Smith William H. (c), blacksmith, Standing George Rev. (c), pastor

. 277 West Peters

Loyd St. M. E. Church

Smith & Guerin (J. C. Smith, John Stanford Martha E. Mrs., grocer, 92

Guerin), meat?, 106 Decatur

E. Cain

Smith & Morris (Isaac H. Smith, Stanton W. L. & Co. (William L.

Samson A. Morris), grocers, 60 De Stanton, Benjamin F. Megee),

catur

grocers, 89 S. Broad

Sniyth William H., U. S. commr, Stark James H., grocer, 208 Marietta

20 Decatur

Steinbeimer David, dry goods, 48

Smythe & Perkerson (Augustus Whitehall -

Smythe, Denipsey Perkersou), gro- Steinheimer & Kreisle (Isaac Stein

c*rs, 16 West Mitchell

beimer, Alexander Kreisle), cloth

Snook Peyton H., furniture, 7 Mari ing, 30 Whitehall

etta

Stephens John, grocer, 43 E Ala

Solomon Amos (c), grocer, 70 Howell bama and 475 Marietta

Solomonson, watchmaker, jew Sterling W. L., physician, 181 Mari

eler; watches, clocks, etc., 70 White etta

hall. (Seep. 321.)

Stevens J. P. &> Co., jewelers, 34

Southern Advance and Georgia Re Whitehall. (See p. 333.)

publican, John E. Bryant, editor; Stevenson M. & Co. (Mark Steven

25} E. Hunter

son, John E. Tyler), carpet renova

Southern Enterprise, S. T. Jen- tors, 15 S. Broad

kins, J. S. Newman, editors; 32 Stewart Grisham B., saloon, 165 W.

S. Broad. (See p. 347.)

Peters

Soi-theru Express Co., William W. Stewart Joseph H., painter, 45} S.

Hulbert, ant; 24 E. Wall

Broad

Southern Medical College, Dr. Stewart & Fain (Andrew P. Stewart.

Thomas S. Powell, pres; Porter, nr John N. Faux), stoves, etc., 69

Pryor

Whitehall

Southern Medical Record, T. Stewart & Higgins (G. B. Stewart,

S. Powell, M.D., R. C. Word, M?D., T. Y. Higgins), saloon, 98 S. Broad

W. T. Goldsmith, M.D.,proprs; 77 Stieglitz Frederick, baker and con

S. Pryor

fectioner, 125 Whitehall

Southern Planter & Grange, Frank Stilson Frederick T., jeweler, 53

Gordon, propr; 27 8. Broad

Whitehall

Southern Railway & Steam SIhbiiip Stookdell & Smith (Henry C. Stock-

Aes-'n. C. B. Wallace, gen agt; 3) deli, W. D. Smith), ius agts, 15 S.

Whitehall

Pryor

Spabr George, -music teacher, 92 S. Stacker John D., furniture, 85 White

Pryor

hall

Spalding Albert T. Rev. D.D., Stockton & Andrews (William H.

pastor Second Baptist church, r 207 Stockton, Ansley B. Andrews), clo

McDonough

thing, 16 Whitehall

Spann George C., lawyer, 31 White Stovall Ozias, physician, 102 White

hall

hall

Sparks William C., meats, Decatur, Strickland George D., saloon, 109 W.

cor Collins

Peters

Spenirs Sbadrach H., photoprapher, Strong Cicero H., cotton warehouse,

179* Marietta

63 S. Broad

Speairs William J., lawyer, 1791 Ma Sullivan William H., locksmith, 78

rietta

Peachtree

Speuce Nathaniel C., carriage mnfr, Summerour & Bro. (John H. and

47 Decatur

Thomas E.), grocers, 49 Peachtrce

the GEORGIA RAILROAD,
the Short Line West and Southwest.

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Sunday Gazette. J. B. Derby & Thompson Eveline M. Mrs:, grocen

Co., proprs; 32 S. Broad. (Bee 145 W. Peters

p. 349.)

Thompson George, grocer,60 Humph

Sunny South, J. H. & W. B. Seals ries

propre:24 8. Broad. (See p. 343.1 Thompson Isaac P., watchmkr, 85 E.

Button Henry (c), shoemkr, 52 S. Garnett

Pryor

Thompson John B., grocer, 300 De

Swift Charles H., undertaker. 47 Loyd catur

Swift John N., eenl agt Patapsco Thompson Robert G., restau

Guano Co., 61 S. Broad

rant, E. H. cor Whitehall, and la

Swift Susan E. Mrs., dressmkr, 54} dies cafe, 4 Whitehall. (See p.335.1

Whitehall

Thompson Thomas P., .saloon, 1 N.

Swift Thomas L., agt fertilizers, 61 Broad

8. Broad

Thompson Willls W., grocer, 214 De

Tatter Fairman F., physician, catur

82 Decatur. (Seep. .)

Thomson William S., master in

Taber Seth T., baker, 190 Marietta chancery, Fulton Superior Court,

TaUaferro Valentine H., phy 16 E. Wall

sician, 170 S. Pryor

Thrasher Harris (c), blacksmith, 364

Tanner George H., lawyer, no Peachtree

tary and ex-off. justice, 16} White- Thrower James G., contractor

ball

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Tate James (c), grocer, 220 Decatur ing, 8} Marietta

Taylor Clint. livery and sale sta Thurman James C., saloon, 210 Mari

bles. 54 to 60 S. Proyr. (See p. etta

337.)

Tidwell Eeuben W., grocer, 27 W.

Taylor Walter A., druggist, 9 Peach- Mitchell

tree

Tiller James, saloon, 94 W. Peters

Temperance Lyceum, Samuel W. Tillman Eliza A. Mrs., boarding

Small, pres; Gerald H. Culberson, house, 54} Decatur

sec and treas; 56 E. Wall

Tiner William H. (c), shoemkr, 18

Terrell Lynch M., supt Ky Mail Ser S. Broad

vice, 3i Marietta

Tisbman Aaron, tailor, 81 White

Terry William M., grocer, 330 Deca hall

tur

Todd James S., physician, 301 Mari

The Atlanta Globe, J. B. Jones, etta

propr; SjMarietta

Tolbert James J., grocer 19 Wash

The Bradstreet Company, John ington

A. Goin, manager; 6} Whitehall. Tolbert Marcus L., meats, 75 Peach-

. (See p. 304.)

tree

The Daily Constitution. W. A. Tonuney, Gregg & Beck. (V. R.

Hemphill, bus. manager; 34 8. Tommey. W. A. Gregg, L. H.

Broad. (See p. 345.)

Beck), wnol and ret hard ware, agrl

The Singer Mnfg Co., O. W. iraplts and machinery, 2 and 4 8.

Leonard, manager; 42 Marietta. Pryor

(See p. 269.)

Tonuney Vincent R., pres At

The Southern Blade, Fred Bell, propr; lanta Boiling Mill Co., r Decatur, Ga

31 Marietta

Townes S. Terry., mdse broker, 41 E.

The U. S. Home and Dower Alabama

Ass'n of Pa.--Gulf Dept., E. Trautwein William, copper smith, A. Whitcomb, manager; 28 E. 50 8. Broad

Traynham, Geise A Ray (Wil

Thomas George S., lawyer, 2j Mari liam L. Traynham, Owen N. Geise.

etta

Demps J. Bay), contractors and

Thomas Lovick P., dep sheriff, Court lumber dhv, 68 Decatur

House

Trimble Philip M. Mrs., saloon, 23

Thompson Arkansas (c). shoemkr, W. Mitchell

263 W. Petere

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Trlppe William T., lawyer, ?i White Walton John A Co. (John Walton,

hall

Amos Fox), monuments, 11 E.

Trotter Benjamin (c), shoemkr, 316 Alabama

Marietta

Walton, Wbann & Co. (Ephraim

Tucker Henry H. Rev. O.D., T. Walton, Charles Richardson,

managing editor Christian Index, Francis 3ST. Buck), fertilizers, Broad,

27 S. Broad

cor Alabama. (See p. 343.)

Tucker Heiiry H. Jr., lawyer, H Ma Wanamaker & Brown, W. M.

rietta

S<-ott, att.; clothing, 12 Whitehall,

Tundy Stephen (c), barber, 10} Wall (See p. 339.) Turner John D., cotton compress, Pe Ware Edmund A., pres Atlanta Uni

ters, ne cor Central B. B

versity, Tatnall, foot Mitchell

Turner W. S. & Co. (William S. Tur Warlick J. & Sons (Juiison,

ner, A. S. Cohen), cotton brokers, William J. and Charles D.), stoves

41 8. Broad

and tinware, plumbers and roofers

Turner & Co. (Wlngait H. and Mrs. 61 Peachtree

Agnes Turner), hair goods, 70 Warner George W., grocer, 221 B.

Whitehall

Fair

Turnipseed B. W. & W. H. (Bedlch Warner Hiram Hon., chief justice

W. and William H.), grocers, 99 Supreme Court, Htate House

W. Peters

Washington George Rev. (c), presi

Tye Drury, meats, 135 Whitehall

ding elder A. M. E. ch

Underwood Richard (c), grocer, 229 Waters Robert 8., justice, 43} Peach-

W. Peters

tree

United States Home and Dower Waters Samuel T., meats, 191 Mari Ass'n, E. A. Whltcomb manager ; etta

28 E. W-ll

Watkins Henry (c), shoemkr, 132

Upshaw Seaborn C. (c), grocer, 265 Whitehall

W. Peters

Watson James A., dry goods, 10 W.

Van' Stavoren Joseph H., portrait Mitcbell

painter, 49} Whitehall

Watson J. S. & Co. (John S. Watson,

Van Winkle Edward, machine Chas. Heinz), steam dye wks, 86 S.

shop, 16-20 Foundry. (See p. 337.) Pryor

Veal Benjamin F., grocer, 508 De- Watts Albert (c), grocer, 107 Fraser

catur

Watts Kelly (c), barber, 18 Whitehall

von Kalcksteln Adolphus, grocer, 199 Weaver John M., saloon, 142 Mari

W. Mitchell

etta

Wadlow Richard EL, boots and shoes, Weaver Nicholas G., tailor, 32 W.

206 Marietta -

Peters

Waits Andrew M., meats, 97 Chapel Web* & McGill (Samuel Webb,

Walker Benjamin F., co. surveyor, Thomas McGill), genl ticket agts,

Court House

13 N. Pryor

Walker Thomas E., claim agt, Green Weber Joseph, tailor, 20 N. Broad.

Line, 8 8. Broad

(See. p. 329.)

Walker A Boyd (William 8. Walker, Weber & Brace (Joseph Weber,

Isaac S. Boyd), ins agts, 10 W. Ala . Frank J. Brace), tailors, 61} White

bama

hall

Walker & Boyd A Whitner (William Weil Samuel, lawyer, 6} Whitehall

S. Walker, Isaac S. Boyd, John A. Weinmeister Carl J., restaurant and

Whitner), ins agts, 10 W. Ala saloon, 20 Marietta

bama

Weinmeister A Sparks (Henry Wein

Wall Willis W., grocer, 78 Decatur meister, Ladlow E. Sparks), cabi

Wallace Campbell, pres Mer net mkrs, 59 Marietta

chants Bank of Atlanta, 14 E. Ala Wellhouse A Son (Meyer and Hen

bama

,,,

ry), paper dlrs, 81 8. Broad

Wallace Charles B., genl agt South Werner Ed. A., agt Ga. R. R. A B.

ern R. R. and 8. 8. Association, 3} Co., 32 Loyd

Whitehall

Werner Herman, saloon, 359 W. Pe

Walsh James, stone yard, Alabama, ters

cor Loyd

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Western & Atlantic Railroad, Wilson B. Wayne,cotton broker, Ala Hon. Joseph E. Brown, pres; Win. bama, cor Forsyth,

MacRae, supt; B. W. Wrenn, genl Wilson William A., sheriff, Court

pass agt; offices and depot, B. B. House

June, cor Forsyth. (See adv.)

Wilson W. S. & Bro. (Willie S.

Westmoreland Isaac (c), shoemkr, and John C.), coal, lumber and lime

169 Whitehall

dlrs, 25 N. Broad and 49 Decatur

Westmoreland John O., physician, Wimpy John A., lawyer, 2} Ma

14 Loyd

rietta

Westmoreland Thomas P., lawyer, Winham E. L.., job printer, 8}

27} Whitehall

Marietta. (See p. 343.)

Westmoreland & Howell (Willis F. Winn Lioch J., lawyer, 6} White

Westmoreland, Daniel H. Howell), hall

physicians, 57 Marietta

Winship & Bro. (B. and O.), foundry

Whaling William J., Ins agt, 1 3. and machine shop, Foundry, cor W.

Pryor

& A. B. B

Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., 71 Winsor Samuel A. Rev., pastor Ma

Whitehall

rietta at M. E. church

Whitcomb E. A., manager U. 8. Winter J. L. A Co. (James L. Win

Home and Dower Ass'n of Pa., ter), cigars and tobacco, 59 E.

28 E. Wall

Alabama

White Emanuel (e), shoemkr, 62 8. Wlseberg Morris, sun bonnet mnfr,

Pryor

31 Peachtree

White E. T., propr National Hotel, Withers Walter S., foundry, 14 S.

6 Peachtree. (See p. 341.)

Calhoun

White Sewing Machines, J. D. Wolfe Henry, teas, 84 Whitehall

and T. F. Smith, 59 8. Broad

Wood Abraham, grocer, 180 Me-

White Wm. H., ins agt, 24 Peachtree Donough Wiard William L.. P., manager Wood Bros. (AlhanaP., Thomas W.,
B. F. Avery & Son, Alabama, cor Walter J.), stoves, etc., 87 White

Forsytb. (See p. 300.)

hall

Wlggins Jesse, cabinet mkr, 31} Ma Woods William B. Hon., circuit

rietta

judge U. S. Court, Decatur, cor

WiLkins Grant, genl manager At Pryor lanta Boiling MUI Co., 492 Marietta Woodward B. & Co. (Butler Wood

Wilkins, Post & Co. (Grant Wil- ward), cotton buyers, 17} E. Ala

kins. Post & McCordjL engineers bama and bridge builders. See p. 339.) Woolfork Isaac (e), blacksmith, De

Williams Isaac (c), blacksmith, 36 E. catur, nr Cornelia

.MitcheU

Woolley Basil M., opium cure, 33}

Williams J. J. fc Co. (John J. Wil Whitehall liams, Mrs. Florinda Taylor), com Word Robert C., physician, 77 S.

mere, 17 S. Forsyth

Pryor

Williams Noble C., grocer, 50 Peach- Worley Samuel Gt., physician, 141 N.

tree

Calhoun

Williams William M., broker, 21} Wrenn Beverly W- genl pass agt

Marietta

W. & A. B. B. Office, R. B., cor

Wilson Charles L., surgeon in charge Forsyth. (See adv.) Nat Surg. Inst., Alabama, cor Wright John J. (c), shoemkr, 80 N.

Pryor

Forsyth

Wilson Henry L., druggist and phy Wright John T., grocer, 128 Houston

sician, 30 Marietta

Wright William F., lawyer, 31

Wilson House. J. L. Keith, propr; Whitehall

Alabama, cor Pryor. (See p. 341.) Wnrzburg Lionis, millinery and

Wilson J. Stamback, physician and fancy goods, 54 Whitehall

turkish bath, 13 Loyd

Wylie James R.. whol grocer and

Wilson Peter (c), shoemkr, 92 Peach- com mer, 32 and 34 N. Broad

tree

Wyly A. C. 4 B. F. (Augu tine C. and

Wilson Robert K., grocer, 248 Deca- Benjamin F.), grocers, 51 E. Ala

tur

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Wynne Thomas F., genl southern Adams & Wages (Joseph Adams, F.

agt Holly Mnfg Co., 150 S. Loyd

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Young Coiistautine G., carpenter, Bagwell G. L. Rev., Baptist

4o\ S. Pryor

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ation, Julius L. Brown, pres; C. Cosby W. P., justice

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30 E. Alabama

] Hill Isaac Rev., Baptist

Zirumerinan Richard P., pumps, 37 E. | Hiuton 8. L., physician

Alabama

Johnson J. C., blacksmith

Zinszer Peter, silver plater, 50 S. Lanier R. S. IX, genl store

Broad

Lorin G. C. Rev., Baptist

May hew C. M., constable

ATTAPULCUS.
Dcculur County,

Maynard & Williams (J. T. Mayuard, James Williams), genl store
Moss N. A., prin Mullery Academy

Claiming a population of 500, is located about 5 miles above the Flor ida line, 1:3 southeast or Bainbridge court house, and 10 south of Climax station--W. Div. A. & G. R. K.--its nearest depot, express and telegraph

Mullery Academy. N. A. Moss, prin Parks W. W., genl store and grist
mill Thomas A. N., notary Thomas B. T. Rev., Methodist Williams James Rev., Baptist

office, via which it is distant 237 miles from Savannah, 201 from Macou, and

AUCILLA.

304 from Atlanta. Cotton is the prin

Thomas County.

cipal shipment. The place has two churches--Methodist and Presbyte rian--two schools and a semi-weekly mail by private conveyance. J. Einmett Da.vis, asst P. M.

Rural postoffice, near the Florida state line, 18 miles southeastof Thomasville court house, 10 south of Bos ton--A. & G. R. R.--its usual depot, and 9 north 01 Monticullo,Fla. Thom-

Cook A., justice

asville is its express office. Atlanta

Divis W. .N., fjenl store

is 285 miles distant via Albany. Mail

.English J. W., constable Griffin 1. M., justice

weeklv on horseback. O. F. Bacou, P. M."

How B , set tool teacher JSicbolson S. M., physician Peacock L. H., physician

Bacon O. F., genl store Daniel B. W., physician

Thomas C. H., geul store

AUGUSTA.

AUBURN.

County seat of Richmond county, justly called the " Belle of the South,"

Qwiiinetl County.

is situated upon the southern bank of

the Savannah river, 2oO miles by

A small place of about 30 inhabi water from its mouth. It is the ter

tants, situated 10 miles northeast minus of six railroads--the Georgia,

from Lawreuceville, the county seat, i Central, South Carolina, Port Royal

and 14 from Bulord -A. & C. A-L. ' and Augusta, Charlotte, Columbia

By--the nearest shipping point via and Augusta and the Macou and

which it is 51 from Atlanta. Has Augusta, and a seventh, the Augusta

Baptist and Methodist churches, and Knoxvllle, is in process of con

and one academy. Cotton is the struction.

principal snipmeut. The Appala- From Augusta the distance to At

cliee rivtr furnishes power for ope lanta is 171 miles, to Savannah 132

rating a grist mill. Stage communi miles, Macon 125 miles and Charles

cation with Lawrenceville. Mail ton 137 miles. The town was laid

semi-weekly. G. S. Blakey, P. M. out in 1735, and is indebted to Gen.

CUTD your Merchandise from Boston and New York Jill r via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Oglethorpe for its name, given in width of 165 feet. Magnificent ave

honor of one of the royal princesses. nues of shade trees adorn the center

To Gen. O;rlethorpe history also cred of the upper and lower portions of the

its the erection of the first house in street beyond its principal business

the same year. The

area, affording the most delightful

PLAN OF THE CITY

and convenient promenades. Greene street, the most beautiful in the city,

exhibits admirable regard to system claims the enthusiast ic admiration of

and regnlarity,the streets being hand visitors from every portion of the

somely laid oft'at right ancles. A dis worM. With a width of 168 feet, a

tinguishing feature of their beauty is quadruple row o_f stately trees of the

their remarkable width. The prom most symmetrical and attractive

inent business thoroughfare, Broad growth stretch along its entire length,

street, is 2.V miles in length, with a affording a continuous park or prom-

J:

AUGUSTA CITY HOSPITAL.

enade to which the more costly and population in 1860 was 12,493-8,444

elaborate parks of other cities offer whites, 4,049 colored. In 1870 it had

no rivalry in point of natural beauty. increased to 15,356-whites, 8,996,

The street was named in honor of colored, 6,390. Since that time the

General Nathaniel Greene, Rhode growth has been much more rapid,

Island's noble son who delivered and a census taken iu !Xoveml>er <>f

Georgia and the Carolinas from the the past year, by the publishers of

British invader, and whose ashes this volume, exhibits a population at

now lie in Georgia soil near the city of Savannah.

that time of 25,163 -15,246 white, and 9,922 colored.

AREA AND POPULATION.

THE CANAL.

The present area of the city is about The advantages which Augusta

five square miles; its boundary ex possesses as an important commercial

tending about 2J miles parallel with center are very considerable, and

the river, and a trifle more than that distance at rightangles with it. The

within the recognized

past few years have been in the establishment of

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Prop'rs, 27 & 29 Broad St.

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many new business bouses and ibe tal of the company is S150,000, and opening of new channels of trade; the goods manufactured, sheeting and but her great glory, and the source of drills. Besides these are the Globe her future wealth, is and will be her Cotton Mills, 1,730spindles, manufac manufacturing interests, and the fa turing bats, yarns and warps, and the cilities she affords them. The Augusta Augusta Canal Manufacturing Co., Canal, a monument to the citizens of 1,020 spindles, making carpet yarn, Augusta, was completed in accord twine, etc. In addition to the goods ance with the original plans, and of these factories, Augusta is the mar water turned into the first level Nov. ket for the goods manufactured by 23,1846. To Col. H. H. Camming, a the Graniteville Factory, situated in former distinguished citizen,and Hon. Aiken Co., S. C., 12 miles, and the John P. Kin, is largely due the in Langley Factory, at Langley, S. C.,

auguration of its construction. At 9 miles distant. The former of these their expense, in 1844, the first sur has a capacity of 23,728 spindles, em vey of the falls was made, w_ith refer ploys 600 operatives and produces ence to making them available for about 11,000,000 yards of sheet manufacturing and other purposes. ing and shirting annually. The lat

As originally planned and completed, ter operates 328 looms and 10,560 the canal was 50 feet wide and 7 feet spindles, producing annually over deep, but it was enlarged to 150 feet 6,000,000 yards brown sheeting. The wide and 11 feet deep in 1875, thus Georgia Chemical Works represent making its present width and depth an important branch of industry,

in excess of any similar work in the their specialty being the manufac

world, save the Suez canal. The total ture of fertilizers. They are the cost of the canal has been about most extensive works of the kind in

$1,500,000, and its available power is the south, the manufacturing facili placed by Dr. George Little, our dis ties amounting to 12,OJO tons per an tinguished State Geologist, at 14,000 num. There are three large flouring horse, of which 1,900 is now in use. and grist mills, which turn out

MANUFACTORIES.

jointly, 450 barrels of flour and about 1,500 bushels of meal and grits per

Among the many manufactories day. There are also two large iron

which line its banks, prominent place foundries and machine shops, em

should be given to the Augusta Fac ploying each about 40 men, and a

tory, the second largest in the South, cotton seed oil factory employing

and said by Senator Sprague of about 20 men.

Rhode Island, to be the best arranged cotton mill iu the United States. First started in 1847 with a capital of 140,000, it was reorganized iu 1858, and the capital increased to $600,000, upon which sum its stockholders re ceive handsome dividends annually,

COTTON. The city is one of the most import ant of the interior cotton ports and receives about 200,000 bales every year.
PROPERTY AND TAXATION.

never less than eight, and sometimes The total valuation of property in

as high as twenty per cent. The mill Augusta is f14,455,792, and the tax is

is five stories high, about 488 feet one and fifty-eight and one-third

long and 52 wide. It has 23,424 spin hundredths per cent., yielding an

dles, 770 looms, and employs about annual revenue of $228,883.37

700 operatives. The goods of this factory, comprising sheeting, shirt

CHURCHES.

ing and drills, have always found a Augusta is emphatically a church-

ready market, the annualproduction going community, there being 17

being 15,000,000 yards. The houses white and 9 colored churches, with a

built for operatives are of brick, neat, membership of about 6,000 in the

substantial and comfortable. The former and nearly 4,000 iu the latter.

Enterprise Factory is a new one, erected in 1877, running 13,292 spin

ASYLUMS.

dles and 242 looms. The building is One of the ornaments of the city

236 feet long, and 75 wide. The capi and a monument to the benevolence

TATfF the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1 AIVJu____

the Popular Route from Atlanta.

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of some of her citizens, is the Augusta the Sacred heart--supported by the

Orphan Asylum, a beautiful structure Catholic congregations.

situated in the south western suburbs, which was completed sufficiently for

SCHOOLS.

occupation in September, 1S73. The In addition to the public schools,

house and grounds cost f170,000. The which are admirably conducted, and

income of the asylum is about *15,- rank well in comparison with those

000 per year, and tiie expense of main of any city in the country, Augusta

taining the orphans (about 100), $10,- has two institutions of learning which

000, leaving $5,000 to be added to the are worthy of spe<:i:il mention, viz :

permanent property. Beside this Richmond Academy and the Medical

asylum there are two--St. Mary's and College of Georgia. The former was

AUGUSTA ORPHAN ASYLUM.

incorporated in July, 1783, being the i has given diplomas to over l,3o(t

olilest incorporated institution of' graduates, and more than 6,000 stu-

learning, with four exceptions, Har- dents have attended its lectures,

yard, William and Mary, Yale and ! This college is now the medical de-

Prmceton, in the United States. The i partment of the University of Geor-

l>resent building is of attractive and i gia. Tae library contains over o,HK>

ornate architecture, and ------...v, i*l v^lalM;tjt*UlC, cftUU was WL3 com- CIUH- ' volumes, and its chemical laboratory

pleted and opened for instruction is very complete and extensive.

Nov. I, 1802. The Medical College

was incorporated Dec. 20, 182S, and

HOTELS.

the building completed in 1S33. It Four hotels--the Central, Planters,

D F U/illsisw COLUMBUS, BEPSESENTS THE MUTUAL LIFE . f . Will COX, INS. CO. OFNEWYOEE. Assets over $86,000,000,

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Globe and Augusta, afford excellent i was erected by St. James Methodist

accommodation to the traveler.

Sunday-school, to the memory of for

BANKS.

mer teachers and scholars who fell as soldiers in the Southern arny.

There are seven bunking institu j It was unveiled in January 1S74, and

tions in the city, the capital of six bears the names of 23 of these, and in

of which amounts to $1,700,000. The addition, a complete list of all the

other, the Georgia Railroad and Confederate dead of Richmond coun

Banking Couijtany has a capital for ty, numbering 292.

railroad and bank of S4,25U,000.

On October 31st, 1878, the Confed-

POSTOFFICE,

TELEGRAPH PKESS.

AND

EX-

I I

erate Monument, erected by dies Memorial Association,

the was

Lauu-

I veiled, amid imposing ceremonies.

The postoffice is centrally located, i Tt is of Italian marble, seventy-two

and conveniently arranged, with feet high, and cost $17,331.35. Ou

money order and registered letter de ' the top is a statue of a Confederate

liveries, stamp window, ladies win- I private soldier, at rest, and at the top

now, and general deli very. Postmas ; of the first section, twenty feet from

ter, O. H. Prince. The Western Un I the base, are statues of Generals R.

ion Telegraph Co. \\-.\s a branch office ! E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, Thomas

here, with John A. Brenner, divis ! R. R. Cobb, and \Vm. Henry Walker.

ion superintendent; J. M. Crowley, The second section, contains Confed-

manager city office. The Southern erateemblems in basrelief.

Express Co. make their general head The inscriptions are as follows: On

quarters here, under charge of M. J. the North side--

O'Brien, general superintendent, and E. J. Hatcher, local agent.
FIRE AND POLICE DEPARTMENTS.

" No nation rose so white and fair, None fell so pure of crime!"

The fire department deserves im On the South side:

portant mention, it being one of the

Worthy

most efficient in the South. It is con

to have lived and known

ducted ou the volunteer plan, and

our gratitude,

has four steamers, one hook and lad

Worthy

der truck, and seven hose reel com

to be hallowed and held

panies. The city appropriates annu

In tender remembrance:

ally, the sum of 84,300 to defray ex

Worthy

pense.

the fadeless fame which

The police department aggregates

Confederate soldiers

4-S men, including c'lief, anil is main

Won

tained at an annual expense of about Who gave themselves in life

S2(5,00y. The universal reign of good

and death for us;

order in the city, evidences the faith

for the honor of Georgia,

ful discharge of duty by the men who

for the rights of the States

watch over the lives and property of for the liberties of the people,

the citizens.

for the sentiments of the South,

MONUMENTS.

for the principles of the Union, as these were handed down to them

In Ifiol the city erected at a cost of by the Fathers of our common country

53,000, a monument, obelisk shaped, and fifty feet in height, to the mem

On the East side;

ory of the Georgia signers of the

Confederate Dead.

Declaration of Independence, Hall, Waltou and Gwinnett. All that re mained of these noble patriots was

On the West side: Erected A. D., 1878,

gathered, and now lies beneath this By the Memorial Association of

memorial of their fame. It is situa ted on Greene street, facing the City Hall. A square belo w, stands a bea u-

Augusta, in honor of the Men of Richmond county
who died

tiful shaft of Italian marble,, which In thecause of the Confederate States.

oooro:

1st.

1.01'IH A. UUOAH, M. I)., 1,1,. I)., 1'KEWlDENT. ALKHKI) (J. HOLT, SECKKTAUY.

ACADEMY OF RICHMOND COUNTY, AUGUSTA, CA.

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Established 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

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THE CITY GOVERNMENT

Alien J. V. H. & Co. (J. V. H. and G. H. Alien), genl ins agts, 227

is composed of a mayor and board of Broad

common council--twelve members, Amonitti Elmore D.,barber, 236 Broad three from each ward, elected annu Anderson William T., dry goods,

ally. The City Hall and County 242 Broad

Court House of Richmond county is Apel John W-, boots and shoes, 323

located in the center of a beautiful Broad

grove of majestic oaks, and is a hand Apel Theodore J., grocer, Marbury, . some brick structure of three stories, cor Mage

with white stone parapet and trim Applegate James H., stock dealer, mings. It was erected in 1824, at a 188 Ellis

cost of about *100,000. Hon John U. Armand Joseph T., cotton factor, 9

Meyer, mayor.

Macintosh

THE PBESS.

Armstrong Nathaniel W., sec Enter prise Mnfg Co

Last, but of vast importance In ad vancing the interests or Augusta, we mention the press The Chronicle and Sentinel was established in 1785,

Armstrong Thomas, grocer, 308 Broad
Arrington Guilford Rev. (c), pastor Mt. Olive Baptist Church

and the Constitutionalist in 1799. These were consolidated in 1877, and

Ascher Broad

Abraham,

clothing,

176

the Chronicle and Constitutionalist is Augusta City Directory, A. E.

published as a daily, tri-weekly and weekly. In politics it is thoroughly

Sholes & Co., publishers; Chronicle office. (See adv.)

Democratic. It is also the vigorous Augusta Compress Co., Twiggs, bet

ally of internal improvements and industrial enterprises which promise

Calboun and Taylor Augusta Cotton Seed Oil Mill, Robert

to develop the resources of the city Thompson, pres; Marbury, s of

and State. The Augusta Evening Walker

News is a sprightly afternoon sheer, which has won its way to public favor, being now in the second year of a

Augusta Evening News, 255 Broad. (See p. 363.)
Augusta Exchange, W. F. Alex

successful career. It is also published as a weekly, and bus gained an ex tensive circulation.
In closing this brief sketch of

ander, pres; W. H. Warren, vice pres; Henry Hyams, sec; 167 Renold Augusta Hotel, W. M. Moore,

"Augusta as it is," it may be added propr; Broad, cor Washington

that it is the one city of the South Augusta Ice Co., 182 Ellis

whose debts and assets are almost even, and whose bonds are worth their face in gold.

Augusta Music House, G. O. Robinson <fc Co., proprs; pianos, or gans,, etc., 265 Broad. (See p. 267.)

Augusta Opera House, 272 and 274

Academy of Richmond Coun Broad

ty, L. A. Dugas M.D., pres; ss Tel- Augusta Orphan'Asylum, Harper,

fair, e of Washington. (Seep. 355.) cor McKinne

Academy of the Sacred Heart, Ellis, Augusta Real Estate and Building

cor McKinne

Ass'n, 277 Broad

Adam George, sec Chronicle and Augusta Savings Institution,

Constitutionalist Pub. Co

Alfred Baker, pres: J. 8. Bean Jr.,

Alexander E. P. Gen., pres Ga. sec and treas; 249 Broad

R. B. & Banking Co., walker, cor Augusta Waste Works, W. E. Mc-

Campbell

Coy, propr; foot of Kollock

Alexander James H., whol and Augusta Waterworks, A. H. David-

ret drugs, paints, etc., 212 Broad

son, engineer; 4 Law Range

Alexander William F., cotton Augusta and Summerville Street R.

broker and pres Cotton Exchange, R. Co., office, McKinue, s of Telfair

Reynold, cor Jackson

Bailie James G. & Bro. (James G.

Alien Joseph E., physician, 121 and George A.) grocers, 205 Broad,

Greene

carpets, 274 Broad

*h GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Best Route East.

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AUGUSTA.

B@fi%i?tsi0Ji of t&e slty of
Annual Sessions commence the ist day of November and end the ist day of March following.
EON. HSSSCKEL 7. JOHNSON.................................PiM't Board of Truteei. J. B. CUmiTO--..................................................................Vice Prealdent.

L P. GABVIN, M. D.

LEWIS D. FORD, M. D., LL.D. HENRY F. CAMPBELL, M. D.

JOSEPH A. EVE, M. D.

DjeSAUSSURE FORD, M. D., Dean.

L. A. DUGAS, M. D., LL.D.

EDWARD GEDDINGS, M. D.

GEO. W. RAINS, M. D.

ROBERT C. EVE., M. D.

!3F"For further information apply to
DeSAUSSURE FORD, M. D., Dean. l*See Circulars for branches taught by Professors.

D. F. WILLCOX.lKeroluurtaAlleolianiwlJu.Oo. j ASSETS: em. A*'* rr i Virginia Home Insurance Co. (

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Baker Alfred, prexNat. Ex. Bank and Busman J. W., whole liquors, 295

Augusta Savings Fust., 249 Broad

Broad

Bilker ArchibaM H., 123 Greene

Bignnn Armand F., dentist, 94 Broad

Baker & Co. (C. F. Buker, J. & W. Bisclioff John J., grocer, Savannah

Pendletou), lumber dlrs, Gwinnett, rd, nr limits

e of Jackson

Bisell K. & Co. (Kent Bisell, T. W.

B'llk C. J. T., <lry goods, 188 Broad Porter^, brokers and com mers, 14

Balk Henry L. A., dry goods', 172 Jackson

Broad

Black James C. C., lawyer, 206

Bansley & Hickey (W. W. Bannley. Broad

E. J. Hickey), barbers, Globe Hotel Blaisdell Frank, civil engineer, Barnes & Oumming (George T. stock, exchange and real est broker,

Banien, Joseph B. Gumming), law Macintosh, cor Ellis. (See p. 373.)

yers, 9 and 13 Law Rnnge

Blimehard A. W,, agt, clothing, 203

Barrett William H., whol drag- Broad

gist, 270 Broad. (See back cover.) Bligh Thomas C., queensware, 297

Barrett & Caswell, (T. G. Bar Broad

rett, T. D. Caswell), genl com mere Blount Patrick, genl store, 29 Centre

and guan dlr, 296 Broad

Bohler John A., state and co. tax

Barrow William, saloon, 34 Centre collector, 204 Broad

Barry & Co. (E. Barry, H. H. Hick- Bones, Dougherty & Co. (Mr*. J. M.

man), drug-, 261 Broad

Bones. Mrs. K. J. Dou -nerty, Mrs.

Barton John E., ngt Howe Sew M. D. Arnold), hardware, 289 ing Machine Co., 34 Broad. (See Broad

p.3h3.)

Borinsr J. Rev., pastor St. John's M.

Bateman DionysiusO., grocer, 8 Ellls E. Church

B-itley Robert <c), blacksmith and Both well 'Thomas S., lawyer, Macin wheelwright, Macintosh, 8 of Ellis tosh, seror Ellis

Baum Adnlpli, clothing, 351 Broad Boulineau.George F., florist, 79 Green Baum Julius, tcenl store, 363 Broad Bowe Robert J., contractor, 86 Broad

Beall F. A. (Mrs. F. A. Beall), drug Bowe William F., lime, cement, etc.,

gist, 180 Broad

136 Broad

Beall. Spears & Co. (A. A. Beall, Bowen W. D., gunsmith, 290 Broad J. H. Spear?, W. H. Potter), cotton Bowers Hardy C., butcher, Centre, 8 factors and Com mere, 151 Rrynold of Broad

Bean Joseph S., cashier Nat Ex Bowers Samuel E., cotton factor,

change Bank

ReynoM, cor Macintosh

Bean Joseph S. Jr., sec and treaa Bowers Martin E.,physician, 101 ElHs

Augusta Havings Institution

Boyle & Mulligan (W. Boyle, J. Mul

Bea'n Thomas S., lawyer, 20ft Broad ligan), grocers, Jackson, se cor

Behrmann W.m, VHrieties, 95 Broad Fen wick

Bennett & Flynn (William Bennett, Bradstreet Co. The, B. C. John

J. C. Flynn), grocers, Campbell, cor son, supt- Improved Mercantile

Dugas "

Ajrency, '204 Broad

Bennett & Howard (J. A. Bennett, J. Brahe Frederick A., jewelry, T. Howard), grocers, Campbell, cor wHtcbes, etc, 206 Broad. (See p.

Telfalr

363.)

Ben son William E., merchant tailor, Brniu-h, Sons A Co..(T. J. P. and T.

229 Broad

P. Branch, F. R. Scott), bankers

Benson & Hill (A. M. Beuson, W. M. and cotton mere, 223 Broad Hill), cotton buyers, 13 Macintosh Brunch Thomas P., pres Planters

Benson & Mercier (A. M. Benson, Loan & Savings Bank

W. N. Mercier), cotton factors, 3 Branch & Smitli (M. I. Branch, B. H.

Warren Block

Smith), cotton factors, Campbell, n

Berckman P. J., nurseryman, beyond of Jones

western limits

Brandt Adolph, lawyer, 31 Macin

Berry Jiles M., produce com m r, tosh

Walker, w of Jackson

Bredenburg J. J., grocer, 36 Broad

Berry Thomas H., grocer, Twlggs, Brenuer John A., supt W. U. TeL

cor Walker

Co., 177 Broad

T A VF the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

i Al\&

the Short Line West and Southwest.

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----^-ORGANIZED JUL.Y, 1858.

-----*^MANUFACTURE-vjw---

SEEETINd, 7-8 8EIBT1N&, 34 SHIRTING. 30-INCH DEILLS, 37-INCH DRILLS.

P. 0. Box J.

WM. E. JACKSON, Pres't.

PISNBL.I3TON

ENGINEEKS AND MACHINISTS,

CT^MANUFACTURERS
Steam Engines and Boilers, Saw, Grist and Flour Kills, Cane Kills, Syrup. Kettles, Cotton Presses, Horso Powers, Threshing Xachines, all Sizes of Qin Gear, Iron Bailings and Verandahs, Iron Fronts and all Kinds of Iron and Brass Castings.
WATSR WHEELS.

LOWEST RATES.
----=j~=*~;<----

t&" SPECIAL ATTENTION TO REPAIRING MACHINERY.

JAS. P. HARRISON A CO., State Printers, Publishers, and Binders, 27 & 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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Brenner Peter, piano mkr, 460 Broad Campbell Henry F., surgeon and

Bresnahan James, grocer, Jackson, gynalcoiogist, 207 Broad

nr Hopkins

Campfleld Henry T., dentist, 245

Bridwell Malachi !>., grocer, McKln- Broad

ne, nr Grpene

Carmichael Gabriel Rev. (c), pastor

Brigham William H., grocer, 136 A. M. E. Church

Broad

Carney Michael, grocer, Savannah

Brislan John, gen) store, 382Broad

roao,s of Marbury

Brooks Henry, clothing and shoes, Carr Henry W., U. S. commr, 31

182 Broad

Macintosh

Brown Benjamin P., propr Planters Cassin George S., grocer, 141 Broad

Hotel, Broad, cor Macarton

Central Hotel. Mrs. W. M.

Brown Enoch W., architect, 202 Thomas, propr; 234 and 236 Broad

Broad

Central Railroad and Banking

Brown James, grocer, Campbell, cor Co., J. B. Preston, agt; office,

Hopkins

Washington, cor Calhoun

Brown J. P. H., dentist, 271 Broad Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta R. Brown Robert J. Rev. (c), pastor R., D. H. Van Buren, agt; Wash

Trinity A. M. E. Church

ington, cor Watkins

Brown William F. Rev., asst pastor Cheas. Carley & Co., R. Souders agt;

St. Patrick's Church

oil dlrs, 1 Law Range

Broivne Joseph J., gilder and pic Christian J. A., chief police, City Hall

ture frame mnfr, 349 Broad. (See Chronicle and Comitutional-

p. 367.)

ist. Chronicle and Constitutionalist

Bi-yan J. S. Rev., pastor Asbury M. Pub. Co., proprs; Walsh & Wright,

E. Church

managers; Ellis, w of Macintosh.

Bugg Robert W., constable, Ellis, cor (See p. 377.)

Jackson

Clark Amos K., propr Globe Cotton

Burch James W., boots and shoes, Mill; office, 278 Broad

166 and 306 Broad

Clark J. M. & Co. (J. M., J. W., C.

Burch Joseph E., commr of the poor, R. Clark), flouring mills, office,

17 Washington

278 Broad

Burdell Ferdinand V., cotton factor and com mer, 14 Macintosh

ClRarakngJeo'hn

T.,

watch

mkr,

3

Law

Burdell Joseph M., cotton factor and Clark S. Brutn Mrs., fancy goods

. com mer, 6 Warren Block

and millinery, 251 Broad

Burns Benjamin W., clothing, 130 Clark Ralph P., candy mnfr, 314

Broad

Broad

Burum P. G. & Co. (P. G. Burum, B. Clarke David M., drugs, Calhoun,

O. Miller), grocers, 259 Broad

cor Twigg

Bush Stephen C. L., butcher, Centre, Clurke O. M., druggist. 380 Broad

s of Broad

Clayton E. P. & Co. (E. P. and C. W.

Bussey Hezeklab, grocer, McKlnne, Clayton), cotton factors, Campbell,

n of Walker

cor Bay

Butler George P., cashier Ga. R, Cleckley Francis B., homeopathic

H. & Banking Co

physician, 101 Greene

Butler Theobald W. Rev., pastor Cleckley Marsdin A., homeopathic

Church of the Sacred Heart

physician, 101 Greene

Butts James A. (c), barber, 332} Cogin Francis, supt Augusta Fac

Broad

tory

Bvrne John H., grocer, Calhoun, cor Cohen C. Henry, lawyer, Macintosh,

Macintosh

se cor Ellis

Byrne John, shoemkr, Ellis, w Cohen Garson, varieties, ISO Broad

of Jackson

Cohen 'John Jay, broker, 213

Callagban Patrick, grocer, Greene, Broad. (See i>. 369.T

cor Jackson Row

Cohen J. J. & Sons (John J. and P.

Calvin & Co. (M. V. and G. W. Cal L.), brokers and Ins agts, 181 Broad

vin), grocers, 46 Centre

Colclougb Michael, grocer, 325 Broad

Campbell A. Sibley, physician, 21 Coleman John 8., physician, Greene,

Macintosh

cor Washington

your Freight West via the CEORCIA ROAD Fart Freight Line.

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MAHUFACTURIMG COMPANY,
ABV9A, Ee&SIA,

MANUFACTURES
Shirtings, Sheetings, Drills 9 Yarns.

Office: 7 Jackson Street.

GEO. T. JACKSON,
President.

J. 3. DAYI3,
Superintendent,

\j

H. W. AS~eBcXreStaTrByO. NO,

Fmideot,

OEOBOIA LAND ft JOHXHCt AGhSZTOT.

Augusta Savings Institution,

949 Broad Street,

A. H. McLAWS,

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. !E5eaJ. IB state,

INTEBEST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
IK ALL, ITS BRANCHES,

Honey Loaned at BeawnaUe Bate*.

Ho. 1 Xmf Xmmfft

Bf Not one dollar ever charged on oar books

from profit into low.

Augusta. - - G-eorgia.

The Heal Estate Agent $ Negotiator of Loans,
ASSBV AVA98VA (A.) AABB CO.,
^TCHISON AND jANTA ^B J^AILF^OAD PO., J^ANSAS,
XBX&8 lUUiD WASBASVfl*
f.

Phoenix Mercantile and Collection Association,

Ho. 25 3Caciato.li Street,

AUGUSTA, C A.

D 17 II7illsinv Oolnm'bu, nmtm.it Tnmlen Idft an! Aoddni. . f. W11 ICOX, t25 tayi 96,000, and payi t26 a waek if dlttMed,

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Collins Patrick, grocer, 375 Broad Delpn Wallace I., stoves, tin

Collins V. V. Mrs., queensware, 280, ware and house furnishing goods,

Broad

265 Broad

Colvert James D., prln 4th ward Dempsey Hugh, supt Southern Ex

school

press Co

Commercial Bank, W. T. Wheeless, Denisou Daniel M., veterinary sur

pres; J. A. Bell,cashier; 241 Broad geon, Eeynold, e of Macintosh

Connor Eugene, constable, 202 Broad Denning D. H. & J. T.. produce

Conrad Jacob, tailor, 296 Broad

and com, 171 Broad

Convent of the Sacred Heart, Bills, Denning George A. A Co. (George A.

Be cor McKlnne

Denning, E. D. Beese), contractors,

Con way G. W., feed and sale stable, 171 Broad

352 Broad

Denning .Samuel T., grocer, Taylor,

Cope Fred., carpenter, 174 Reynold cor Jackson

Costil lo Edward J., grocer, Fenwick, Dennis John, patent medicines, 117

cor Washington

Broad

Cotter Nicholas J., grocer, Campbell, Dewy Joseph T., prof Richmond

cor Barnes

Academy

Cronin Timothy, grocer, 207 Greece Deny William C., librarian T.

Crowley John M., manager W. U. M. L. A., 235 Broad

Tel. Co.. 177 Broad

Derry A Law (E. R Derry, MoK.

'Crump Archibald B., justice, 72 Law), grocers.277Broad

Broad

Desribes Joseph Rev., assistant pastor

Crump Samuel H., elk Superior Church of the Sacred Heart

Court, Court House

Dicks J. J. A Bro. (J. J. and L. F.),

Crutcbfleld James P., justice, Harris- grocers, 127 Broad

burg

Dickson Fertilizer Co., 16 Jackson

Cummlng John, grocer, Marbury, n Dodge George B., dyer, 123 Broad

of Ellis

Dpnlon Malachi, grocer, Macintosh,

Gumming Montgomery, lawyer, cor Culboim

239 Broad

'

Doris Bernard, grocer, Marbury, sw

Cunningham & Mallory (c) (E. Cun- cor D'Antignac

ningham, F. Mallory), underta Dorr August, merchant tailor, fur

kers, 236 Greene

nishing (roods and hats, 222 Broad.

Curry George P., banker, 191 Broad (See p. 267.)

Daly Henry, boots and shoes, 198 Dorsey Edward R., penl frt and

Broad

pass agt Ga R, R., Walker, cor

Daly A Armstrong (J. Daly, J. F. Campbell

Armstrong), dry goods, 224 Broad Dorsey G. R A Co. (G. R. Dorsey,

Daniel Wilberforce, cotton factor, 3 C. McMurplij-,) grocers, Marbury,

Exchange Place

ne cor Fenwick

Davant James S.. genl frt and Doscher Hemy W., grocer, Fenwick,

pass agt P. B. A A. E. R

cor Centre

Davidson J. S. & W. T., lawyers, Doughty J. J. A Co. (J. J. and J. P.

1 Warren Block

Doughty), cotton buyers, 2 and 4

Davis Jones S., supt Enterprise Macintosh

Mnfg Co.

'

Doughty William H. Jr., physician,

Day, Tannahill A Co. (J. H. Day, S. Washington, cor Ellia -

Tannabill, S. H. Hibley), carriages, Doughty William W., physician,

harness, etc., 225 Broad

Washington, cor Ellis

Day A Radcliffe (C. B. Day, J. D, Dougiass A Gillette iR Douglass, 8.

Badcliffe), auction and com, 151 O. Gillette), omnibus stables, Camp

Broad

bell, n of Walker

Deas A Palmer ( W. J. Deas, W. M. Dreyer John, grocer, Lincoln, cor

Palmer), butchers, 103 Broad

Telfair

DeGraaf Garrett V., atty B. M. Dugas George C., physician, 168

DeGraaf, 14 Broad

Broad

DeGraaf S. M., furniture, uphol Dugas Louis A. Prof., pres Rich stering, mattress mnfg and under mond Academy and physician, 186}

taking, 147 Broad. (Bee p. 268.) Broad

SHIP your Cotton East via the ____ GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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DKALER TBT
HATCHES, TAMONDS,

JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, A FINE FANCY GOODS,

Broad Street,

Corner Macintosh,

J. E. BARTON,
FIRST CUSS

Needles, Oils, Attachments, Etc.,
N"o. 346 Broad St.
AI7GUSTA, GA.

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Daily, $6 per Year; Weekly, S1.50 per Year.

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Dugas Louis A. Jr., lawyer, 10 Law Fleming William H., supt public

Range

schools, 272 Broad

Dunbar, Clark A Co. (W. M. Dunbar. Fleming & Hahn (C. A. Fleming, J.

F. R. Clark), genl com mere, 278 D. Hahn), butchers, 114 Broad

Broad

Fleming & Loflm (J. L. Fleming, J.

Dunn Rose A. Mrs., millinery, 446 A. Loflin), grocers and com men,

Broad

266 Broad

Dutcher Salem, lawyer and solici Force Alfred C., auction and com,

tor genl Superior Court, 210 Broad 287 Broad

Duval Louis D., lawyer, 272 Broad Force Lamar L., boots and shoes, 248

Dwyer C. A. Mrs., clothing, 122 Broad Broad

Easterling & Dye (W. A. Easterling, Ford DeSaussure, physician and

J. A. Dye), butchers, 32 Broad

dean Medical College, 26 Macin

Elliott John H., genl supt Y. M. C. tosh

A,, 216 Broad

Ford Lewis D., physician, 139 Greene

Enterprise Mnfg Co., George T. Forest City Foundry, G. R

Jackson, pres; office, 47 Jackson. Lombard & Co., props; 170 Feen-

(See p. 361.)

wick. (See p. 365.)

"Eve Joseph A., physician, 119 Greene Foster Eugene, physician, 77J Broad

Eve Robert C., physician, 27 Wash Foster Frank W., dep. col. int. rev

ington

Foster Henry C., lawyer, 202 Broad

Eve W. Fred, lawyer and judge Foster Marcellus P., lawyer, 206

County Court, 192 Broad

Broad

Evers George, baker, 28 Centre

Foster William H., physician, 113

Evers John F., grocer. 26 Centre

Broad

Excelsior Flouring Mills, George T. Fourcher Victor, gun and lock smith,

Jackson & Co. propre; Kollock, sw 1 349 Broad

cor Walker

Fox Sarah Miss, millinery, 160 Broad

Fagan John, grocer, Calhoun, w of Frances William H. Rev. (c), pastor

Macintosh

Green St. Church

Falks James H., dentist, 253 Broad Franklin Bros. (H. and 8.), cot Farr William J., queenaware, 143 ton factors, Reynold, nw cor Jack

Broad

son

Farrell John J.,, sewing machine agt, Freeman Joel N., watch mkr, 171}

51 Jackson

Broad

Farris Benjamin B., grocer, Gwin- Freeman Matthew L., watchmkr, 31

nett, cor Kollock

Macintosh

Faugh nan Andrew, grocer, Walker, Freeman William J., auction and

e of Lincoln

com, Broad, e of Washington

Fearly John H.. jeweler, 221 Broad Fulghum & Weltch (W. R. Fnl-

Ferber Kasper, baker, 354 Broad

ghum, T. T. Weltch), grocers, 332

Ferris John C., mer tailor, 7 Law Broad

Range

Fullerton D. L., stoves and tinware,

Feuser Carl A., cabinet mkr, 129 192 Broad

Broad

Funk & Son (S. and J. S.), meato,

Fields Thomas G., grocer, Marbury, ws Campbell, a of Broad

n of Mauge

Gain Jacob, grocer, 364, Broad

Fisher Benjamin S., wood yard, Cal Gain Michael, grocer, 386 Broad

houn, e of Twigga

Gallaher Edward F., boots and shoes,

Flannagan Thomas, grocer, Marbury 289 Broad

s of Gwinnett

Gallaher J., genl store, 397 Broad

Fleming Jnlien A., lawyer, 202 Broad Gallaher John, genl store, 377 Broad

Fleming Porter, cotton factor, 162 Gallaher P. & M., dry goods, 186

Reynold

Broad

Fleming Robert A., cotton factor, Ganahl Joseph, lawyer, 193 Broad

Campbell, w of Reynold

Gardner Daniel (c), grocer, 128

Fleming Robert G.. genl supt P. Walker

R. A A. B.

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Garrett & Latimer (W. A. Garrett.

Fleming Thomas F., druggist, 318 W. A. Latimer), cotton factors and

Broad

com mers, 8 Macintosh

SHIP your Merchandise from Boston and New York via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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OF EVERY CHARACTER AND STYLE.
212 and 214 BROAD STREET^ AUGUSTA, CA.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND:
Boseiooil Cases Caskets
AND ALL STYLES OF COFFINS FROM 86 UPWARDS.
CALLS ATTENDED TO PBOJIPXLT, NIGHT OR DAY.
Forest City Foundry i Machine Works,
No. 170 Fenwiok St., opp. Water Tower, AUGUSTA, QA.
GEORGE R. LOMBARD A CO.,
Mannfacturere of
sai liiiiositf Isgtas aai Men,
Saw and Grist Mills, Shafting. Pulleys, Gearing, Hangers, Etc.; Iron and Brats Castings, Plantation and Hill Work, Cane Kills and Kettles, Horse Powers, Gold Mine Stamping Mills and Castings. Special attention given to Bepairing and Overhauling Machinery; Send for Catalogue of Hill Gearing. Agents for the Celebrated Edipse Double Turbine Water Wheel; the Judson Governor; the Niagara Steam Pump,,and Nordyke, Ilarmon ft Co's Plantation Mills. Send for Circulars. Iron Fronts, Balconies and Iron Bailing and Building Castings.
J. H. LOWRY, PROPRIETOR.

XANUFAOTUBE3 FABX AND SPBXNCt WAGONS, OASTS AND EBAYS.
CORNER CAUPBELL AND ELLIS STS., AUGUSTA, GA.

p . f.

Oolnmlmi, flcnl Znmranoe, nre, Marina, Life, Aoclient. Ertatliahed 1849.

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Gary William T., lawyer, 206 Broad Graham Joseph, grocer, Centre, cor

Gas Light Co. of Augusta, Dr. L. A. Calooun

Dugas, pres; office, 210 Broad Grahame Martin, cotton broker, 44

Geddings Edward, physician, 226 Wareen Block

Broad

Graniteville Mnfg Co. H. H. Hick-

Gebrken D. & Bro. (Dledrich and man, pres; office, ws Campbell, sof

Fritz), grocers, 112 Broad

Reynold

Georgia Chemical Worts, B. Gray Christopher & Co. (C. and

C. Yancey, pres: M. A. Stovall, A. T. Gray), dry goods, 202 Broad

sec and treas; office, 163 Reynold. Gray James A., dry goods, 194

(See p. 693.)

and 196 Broad

Georgia Railroad & Banking Green Brutus, blacksmith, Jackson,

Co., Gen. E. P. Alexander, pres; n of Telfair

bank, 195 and 197 Broad, depot and Green & Dorsey (8. N. Green, George

offices, Walker, cor Campbell. (See R-Dorsey), grocers, 315 Broad

top lint s.i

Griffin Jeremiah (c), barber, Cum

Georgia Society for the Prevention of in ing, cor Jones

Cruelty to Animals, W. Edward Griffin John R.. shoemkr, 197 El

Platt, sec; Macintosh, nw cor Ellis lis

Geraty & Armstrong {B. Geraty, P. Gutheil Adam, shoemkr, Jackson, a

Armstrong), grocers, 291 Broad

of Ellis

Gercke Rudolph O., physician, Ellis, Habergjham & Capers (E. M.

e of Monument

Hubersham, F. W. Capers J'-)i

Gibson Thomas EL, lawyer, 12 Jack lawyers, 29 Jackson

son

Hahn John D., baker and confec

Gilwon William, lawyer, 12 Jackson tioner. 120 Broad

Gillison Daniel B., wood and col, Hall Harry C., awning ranfr, 6

Hale, sw cor Washington

Gray's Range

Girardey Isidor P., agt Collender Hammond Patrick, genl store, On-

billiard tables, and propr Augusta tre. cor Reynold

Billiard Rooms, Augusta Hotel. Hanha J. E. & Co. (J. E. Hanna),

(Seep. 369.)

sale stable, PS Ellis, w of Macintosh

Girardy Annls Miss millinery and Hansberger Peter, cigar mnfr

fancy goods, 299 Broad

and dlr, 210 Broad. (See p. 237.)

Glasner George, sboemkr, 32} Macin Harblg George, watchmkr, 38 Jack-

tosh

sou.

Gleason J. H. Mrs., grocer, 423 Broad Harker Edward W., plumber and

Gleason Patrick, sboemkr, 20 Macin dentist, 137 Broad

tosh.

Harling Levi H.,-tlnner, 23 Centre

Globe Cotton Mills, A. K. Clark Harp John M., tinner, 144 Broad

propr; Marhnry, cor Walker

Harper & Bro. (James E. and Charles

Globe Hotel, H. T. Murphy propr; A.), lawyers, 225 Broad

Broad, se cor Jackson. (See p. 369.) Harris Charles W., stock and real

Glogauer Samuel M., grocer, 290 estate broker and geul his agt, 219

Broad

Broad

Godin J., watchmkr, 326 Broad

Harris R., genl store, 132 Broad

Goetcbius C. T. & Co. (C. T. Goetch- Harris Walton H, physician, Kol-

ius, C. Habn), druggists, 118 Broad lock, n of D'Antignac

Goldstein Honora Mrs., grocer, Mar- Hatton Joseph, druggist, Jackson,

bury, cor Telfair

cor Greeni-

Goodrich Edward C. physician, Haughton William W., gunsmith,

Washington, n of Greene

101 Broad

Goodrich George "E. fish, oysters :ind Heard Richard W., cotton broker,

game, 311 Broad

Macintosh, cor Reynold

'Goodrich Lewis F., planing mill, 189 Heffernan Timothy, grocer, Centre,

Reynold

cor Watkins

Goodrich William J., architect, 311 Heggie Bros. (E. A. and N.), livery

Broad

stable.lSS to 192 Ellis

Gow James-L., printer and stationer, Heggie R. C. & Co. (R. C. Heggie,

255 Broad

W. F. Parks), auction, 275 Broad

CjjUn1lDr ytlIormruor rMevel"rachG--aE--nOd*"iRs--Ge-IfA-roR--mO--PA-hD--ilaF--daeslt-prF--hriea'iga-hnt-dL- Bi-nael-.

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GttDlHG, LOOKING-GLASS 9 FICIDBI FBiHE ?ACT&BY,

349 Broad Street.

AUGUSTA,

GEORGIA.

Everything in the FICTDBE FR AHE LINE that can be done elsewhere, wfll be famished at this (SUbliahment, We can make to MATCH ANY FRAME made in the United States or elsewhere.
No matter how ainch the Frames are defaced, or the ORNAMENTS broken off, they can be made to look as well as new. None bnt the very best Gold used In Be-Glldlog.
Old Oil Paintings CLEANED, BE-LCNED and RESTORED. PORTRAIT FRAMES of the LA1 KsT STYLES made to order. Cord, Tassels, Brackets, French Glass, Fancy Nails, Etc., always In stock. Call and give me a trial.
_______________________J. J. BROWNE.

JOHN KKNNY,

AGENT FOR=S=O
WAHAMAZBR & BROWS OF PHILADELPHIA,
CutitpbeU Afreet, Cor Brant,
AUGRJSTA., - - GEORGHA.

E1LI3 STEEET, Opposite Opera. Home, &TJQTJSTA, HA.
The BEST STABLE and Accom modation for DROVER'S STOCK in the city.
Splendid Dry and Roomy LOTS, with SHOW LOTS attached.
^.Comfortable Sleeping Rooms over the Stables, with Gas and Wa ter, FREE OF CHARGE.
FUNERALS, WEDDING PARTIES, Etc., furnished in the most ele gant style with Carriages and Buggies. ,
IffiJMY PERSONAL ATTENTION given to the Feeding and Care of 8TOCK.-

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Prop'rs, 27 A 29 Broad St. .

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Heitler Yon Kamp Mrs., druggist. Hulse James H., dyer, 53 Jackson

131 Broad

Hummel Oscar R., sample room,

Hellmuth Fred, with E. B. Schnider, Augusta Hotel. (See p. 369.)

161 Broad

Hyams Mordecai, real estate, 25

Helmke John, grocer and saloon, Sa- Macintosh. (See p. 361.)

. vannah rd, opp Compbell

Hyman Julia Mrs. dry goods, Centre,

Henry Thomas W., boots and shoes, s of Beynold

237 Broad

Jackson Davenport, lawyer, 272

Heuson Charles (c), restaurant, 284 Broad

Broad

Jackson George T.. pres Enter

Henson Lexius (c), saloon and restau prise Mnfg Co

rant, Macintosh, .cor Ellis

Jackson George T. & Co. (Geo.

Hertz Daniel, clothing and dry goods, T. and W. M. Jackson), proprs Ex

155 Broad

celsior Flouring Mills, 47 Jackson

Hess Henry, fruits, 125 Broad

Jackson Henry Rev. (c, pastor Cen

Hicktnan Charles W, physician, 239 tral Baptist Church

Broad

Jackson William E., pres The

Hickman Hamilton H., pres Augusta Factory

Graniteville Mnfg Co., office, w s Jackson William E. Jr., lawyer, 199

Campbell, s of Reynold

Broad

Hill Beverly T., grocer, 329 Broad Jaillet W. H. &Bro.tW. H. and J. K)

Hillyer Carlton, auditor Ga R. B., tinners, 183 Eliis

Walker, cor Campbell

Jansen Catherine Mrs., grocer,

Hitt V. G., physician, Macintosh, cor Twiggs, cor Wutkins

Ellis

Jansen J. W., grocer, 34 Macinstosh

Holley George W., grocer, Telfalr, Jarrell Anderson J. Rev., pastor St

cor Wilde

James M. E. Church

Holliday Eli, upholsterer, 150 Ellis Jaworsky Edward, grocer, 337 Broad

Boilingsworth Charles T., agt Savan Jennings Peter, grocer, Twiggs, cor

nah river steamers, 3 Law Range Haie

Holman William H., butcher, Centre, Johnson Buford C., supt The

s of Broad

Bradstreet Co.. 204 Broad

Holmes & Williams (c) (F. B'. Johnson Isaac H., grocer, 238 Greene

Holmes, A. H. Williams), barbers, Johnson Sebastian K., supl Ga.

Macintosh, s of Broad

R. R., Walker, cor Campbell

Holsey Lucius H Rev. (c), bishop A. Johnson William H., auditor P.

M. E. Church

R. &A. R. R

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Holsoubake Abel, physician, 57 Johnson William P., saloon, Ellis, W

Campbell

of Jackson

Holt Alfred C., lawyer, 241 Broad Johnson & Cunningham (c), (H.

Hook Jas. S. & Ed. B., lawyers, Johnson, P. Cunningham), under

over Post Office

takers, Butler al, s of Broad

Hoops John C., grocer, Greene,.ne Jones Mansfield J., physician and co.

cor Campbell

coroner. Campbell, nw cor Telfair

Howard George H., grocer, McKlrme, Jones William C., sheriff and asses

sw cor Gwinnett

sor, 6 Law Range

Howard W. H. & Son (W. H. How Jones William 8., physician, 181

ard), cotton factors and com mere, Broad

9 Macintosh

Jones ft Eve (Charles C. Jones, Jr..

Howe Machine Co. The, John F. Edgeworth Eve), lawyers, 241

E. Barton, agt ; 346 Broad. (See Broad

p. 363.)

Jordan Henry S., clothing, 238 Broad

Hudson & Stubbe (H. D. Hudson, F. Jowitt & Shaver (Tbad C. Jowitt,

Stubbs), grocers, 178 Broad

D. Shaver, Jr.), printers, binders

Hueneken Christian, cigars and to and stationers, 272 Broad

bacco, 254 Broad

Kaffenberger Bernard, physician, 104

Huger Frank. K., agt S. C. B. B Broad

Hull Frank M., grocer, Canfpbell, Kahrs N., grocer, Greene, cor Elbert

cor Savannah rd

Kaphan Theo. & Co. (Tbeo. Ka-

Hill J. L., physician, 26 Macintosh phan), auction and com, 260 Broad

GEORGIA RAILROAD, the _______Popular Route from Atlanta.

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BENJ. C. YANCBY, President.

M. A. STOVAI.L, Sec. A Trems.

Sulphuric Acid and Other Chemicals.

Works: &SS&t

Office: ft & 155 fcpgll StlM.

H. T. MURPHY, Prop'r.

J1STJE) $8aiDi]])

BROAD STREET, COT. Jackson, Fronttng North and West,

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

GOOD LARGE SAMPLE ROOMS.

AUGUSTA HOTEL SAMPLE ROOM.

. B.

CIGARS AND TOBACCO
CONSTANTLY ON HANI>.
GRAND MEDAL at the PARIS EXPOSITION . ------AWABDXD THE------
Standard American Billiard Tablw, with the Oeleteatad Phelan ft'Oollnder OOMBIHATION CUSHIONS.
^T*Tlaiton will find thaie Union* Table* in on in the
AUGUSTA HOTEL BILLIARD PARLOR,
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JOHN JAY COHEN,
WSTOOES Am BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD STBIOTLY ON OON3QSS10N. 213 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA.
25

D C* lI7j|l/tAv OdnmTnu, &*M npreianti oldett and itrongttt r . ww llllAJA) English and American Insurance Companlet.

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Kaufman Joseph B., dry goods, 142

. W., baker, 50 Centre

Broad

LaTaste Lucien F. V., furniture, 304

Kean Matthew S., dry goods, 271 Broad

Broad

Leckie Louisa J. Miss, milliner, 183

Keenan Peter, boots and shoes, 226 Broad

Broad

Lee John J., grocer, Fenwlck, se cor

Keenan William, grocer, Pine, cor Marbnry

D'Antignac

Lee & Both well (J. C. Lee, J. T. Both-

Keener W. D., butcher, 19 Washing well), whol grocers, 173 Broad

ton

Lieon Henry D., notary and ex-offlcio

Kelly Alice Mrs., grocer, Walker, cor justice, 204 Broad

Washington

Leroy Reuben, artificial limbs, 349

Kenneally John, grocer, Telfair, cor Broad

Jackson

Lesser Simeon, cotton factor, 170

Kennedy W. P. & E. (W. F. and Mrs. Beynold

E. Kennedy), butchers, Ellis, cor Levy A. & Son (A. and J. C.), cloth-

Monument

Ing, 218 Broad

Kenny John, shirt mnfr and agt Levy Edwards. Bev., pastor Congre

Wanamaker & Brown, rear 296 gation Children of Israel

Broad. (See p. 367.)

Levy Samuel, lawyer, Ellis, cor Jack

Kenrick Francis D., druggist, 322 son

Broad

Lewis Little B., propr Mansion

Kernaghan George H., livery. House, 258 Broad

sale and feed stables, 212 and 214 Uebscher Emil, ice and game depot,

Ellis. (See p. 367.)

Jackson, ne cor Ellis

Kinchley Thomas J., physician, 385 Lindstrom A., cigars, etc., 138 Broad

Broad

Lockhart Fred T., lawyer, Macintosh,

KingJohn P. Hon., office, Macintosh, se cor Ellis

nw cor Ellis

Lombard George B. & Co. (G.

Kinghorn J. B., treas P. B. & A. B. Lombard, Harmon Bowley).

By

proprs Forest City Foundry and

Kirsch John N., grocer, Savannah Machine Works, 170 Fenwlck. (See

rd. June. Milledgeville rd

p. 365.)

Koeberle Theodore Bev., pastor Ger Loo Chong, Bro. & Co. (Thomas

man Lutheran Church

William and Charles), teas and

Koenig Lizzie M. Miss, millinery, groceries, 61 Campbell and 147}

SSOBroad

Broad. (See p. 375.)

Kramer George, shoemkr, 10 Wash Loo Kum You, grocer, 328 Broad

ington

Lotz Frederick, grocer, 91 Broad

King Charles A., baker, 51 Camp- Lovell 4 Lhhrs (T. E. Lovell, C. H.

Luhrs), butchers, 108 Broad

Krunelke Frederick, grocer, Twiggs, Lovett Warren P.. propr "Pri

cor Hull

vate Stock." whiskey and cigars,

Kusel Louis, clothing, 250 Broad

Atlanta. (See front paster.)

Labouseur & Eye (J. C. Labouseur, Low Washington (c), barber, 365

T. Eye), grocers, 114 Broad

Broad

Ladeveze C. A. (o), pictures and Lowry Jacob H., wagon mnfr.

frames, 16 Washington

Campbell, cor Ellis. (Bee p. 365.)

Lamar James S. Bev., pastor Chris Ludekens Ida Miss, milliner, 35 Jack

tian Church

son

Lambeck George F., candy mnfr, 163 Luhrs Clans H., grocer, 108 Broad

Broad

Lutz Fred, grocer, 91 Broad

Landram Henry W., dry goods, 268 Lynch P. H., mer tailor, 253 Broad

Broad

Lyons Bills, genl store, 371 Broad

Landrum William W. Rev., pastor Lyons Mary Miss, grocer, Twiggs,

First Baptist Church

cor Hale

Laney Lindsey, physician, 95 Greene Lysaught Elizabeth Mrs., grocer, Cal-

Langley Manufacturing Co. (of S honn, cor Jackson

.),W. C. Sibley, pres; 183 Bey- McAnally Bridget Mrs., grocer; 215

neld

Greene

TAVF the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the

1 AlVCr

Short Line from Macon.

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Perkins & Bro.,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

S. E. PERKINS. S. M. PKEKIN3.

mill SMtiafliM^ Moldings, Baltusten Newels, Brackets, Eto.

DBES3ED AND HATCHED FLOOBINQ> AND CEILING* A SPECIALTY. FT.i A tfTXXra- -*"r^-.T-

Calhonn St.. below Central R. R. Depot Saw and Shingle Mills at Perkins' Junction, Qm.

AUGUSTA GA.

|RP|B|E1RIT ;H(, I.

KaanfaotnTen of and Dealers In every description of

UVVUXCJCS

PLANTATION AND LUKBEB WAMNS, HARNESS, SADDLES, TBUNKS, BAGS, VALISES, SHOE IlNDINGrS, LEATHEB OF ALL EiNDS, iELTINa'Eto. OABBIAGE JCATEBIALS, SADDLEBT HABDWABE, WHIPS UJCBEELLAS, Eto., Eto.

KOBT H. MAT. A. R. GOODTEAK. J. T. MAT. S. 8. PAEMELEE.

O8 Brad Street,

AUGUSTA, CA.

And 8 Cherry Street MACON, CA.

PRINTUP, BRO. & POLLARD,

Coital Factors, Machinery Manfactuer; i Dealers

Campbell, Corner Reynold St., AUGUSTA, GA. Manufacture Neblett & Goodrich
J3X Cotton Gin, Smith's Improved Hand Power Press, Smith's New Adjustable Screw Press.
Dealers in Talbott A Son's En gines, Saw and Corn Mills, Water-' town Co's Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Etc.; J. W. Cardwell & Co.'s Sepa rators, Powers, Etc.; Breunan ACo's Mills, Shingle Machines, Etc., Etc.

THE CHRISTIAN INbKX-Kstabllshed 08 years ago, Ja. P. Harrison A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

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McAndrew J. Mrs., grocer. 842 Broad Mays 8. Warren, lawyer, Macintosh,

McAuliffe P., gas fitter, rear 265 sw cor Ellia

Broad

Medical College of Georgia, be

McCarthy & Sbeeban (J. D. McCar ing Medical Dept. of the State Uni

thy. Michael Sheeban), grocers, 40 versity of Georgia, Telfair, se cor

Jackson

Washington. (See p. 357.)

McCord Charles Z., lawyer, 199 kfehaffey John, grocer, 358 Broad

Broad

Herzeau L., confectioner, 52 Jackson

McCord Z., whol grocer, 294 Broad tfeyer John H., saloon, 316 Broad

McDermott Mary Mrs., grocer, 353 Meyer Monica Mrs., grocer, Jackson,

Broad

n of Walker

McDonald John C., cotton broker, 16 Michael Isaac, genl store, 156 Broad

Jackson

Miller Edward M., painter, Opera

McKeon John C., grocer, 475 Broad House al

JMcKnight & Whittendale (B. Mc- Miller Frank. EL, lawyer, 199 Knight, C. Whittendale), boots ana Broad

shoes, 267 Broad

Miller James, dry goods, Broad, cor

.McLaws Abram H., land and Jackson

mining agt, 1 Law Bange. (Seep. Miller J. F. A L. J., whol grocers,

361.)

216 Broad

.McLaws William B., lawyer, 33 Miller William K., lawyer, 190

Jackson

Broad

McMahan, Stokely & Co. (J. J. C. Mc- Miller & Bussey (J. Miller, W. W.

Maban, 8. H. and B. D. Stoke Bussey), grocers, 283 Broad

ly), cotton, factors and com mere, Miller 4 Daniel (T. J. Miller, Z. Dan

Reynold, cor Jackson

iel), grocers, 235 Broad

McNamara Lizzie Mrs., millinery, Mima Erasmus M., grocer and justice,

310 Broad

Marbury, June Milledgeville rd

.McQueen Donald Bev., pastor Pres Moller John H, F., grocer, 36 Crater

byterian Mission Church

Moore Henry, hardware and agrl

McWhorter George G., lawyer, 11 implts, 243 Broad

Law Bange

Moore Jacob J.. grocer, 372 Broad

JMacbeth J. F. & Son (James F. Moore John Bones, hardware and

and William J.), mattress mkrs agrl implts, 185 Broad

and dlrs in Sheldon'&Feather Reno Moore J. J., grocer, 372 Broad

vator, 49 Jackson. (Seeji. 373.) Moore William H., editor Au

JUacon &, Augusta Railroad gusta Evening News

Co., 8. K. Johnson, supt; Walker, Moore William M., propr Augusta

cor Campbell

Hotel

Maher Catherine Mrs., varieties, 3( Morris Adrian 8., sec August*

Centre

Factory

.Mahoney Ellen Mrs., grocer, Taloot, Morris Edmund, co. surveyor, office,

sw cor Campbell

Court House

Mansion House, L. B. Lewis, pror: Morris George Bev. (o), pastor Trini

258 Broad

ty A. M. E. Church

Marcus Madison J., livery stable, Morris Solomon, clothing, .292 Broad

208 Ellis

Moss Bobert H. (c), baker, 210 Ellii.

Markwalter Theodore, marble Moynohan Patrick, grocer, TwlgtA

works and dealer, 133 Broad. (See n of Fenwick

p. 266.)

Mulherin William, boots and shoes,

Marshall O. W., tailor, 298 Broad

293 Broad

Mast John B., machinist and mode

mkr, 115 Broad

Mathewson J. O. & Co. (J. O

Matht>w8on, C. A. Doolittle), com C. Murphey), grocers, 168 Broad

mere. 285 Broad

Murphey N. W. & Co. (N. W. Mor-

Hay Robert H. & Co. (B. H. May phey, E. T. Murphey <k Co.), boots A. B. Goodyear, J. T. May, 8. 8 and shoes. 168 Broad

Parmelee), carriages, harness and Murphy Edward, with Globe Ho

wagons, 208 Broad. (See p. 371.) tel

GEORGIA RAILROAD,
the Beat Route East.

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FBA2TZ BLAISDELL,

ton ft Sa?Jafs inl* ST01, BOOT SEAL ESTATE BEOBE, br I0n ui lebttik &, I** In 1%

AtJGUSTA, GA.

CAPITAL $100,000 (Paid Up).

Special attention given toboy.__,-_. Tne and selling of Gold, Bc-

Thlm Bank solicit!

Deposits nd will allow

ehange. Bonds. Stocks and other Securities. KKAL KKTATK-Some nnnsally desirable mr-

7 per cent, interest on same remaining celsof city and country property for sale at leM

Sixty daya, and 4 per cent, on Daily Balance*.

thanTatae. LOABR HNOTUTOD-Honey to loan on good
collateral aecnrltteg, at a fair rate of Interest. In

formation and advice cheerfully given, and satis
I. P. WA1CI, PrMJint. * J. T. laWltfcT, Ctiai. faction guaranteed. Commission for Renting and
Se--l--ling, 8K- per cent

-A.TJQ-USTA. GKA..

FOR FEATHERS, HAIR AND FURNITURE.
Hattress Manufacturers, and dealers In Bedding generally*
AUGHTSTA. Q-A.

Late with Wtll

Watch tat.

DEALER IN

Swiss & Aaiilcan Wttchw, Cloeki, Loekdte & Chtins,

At Lowert Price*. Work done for the Znde tni Warranted.

. VlKDIET.

JAS. U/JACKBOV.

'f

.C^Bh

Special attention given to the Buying and Selling of
BONDS, STOCKS, 8 ALL OTHER SECURITIES.
BRBM BT Pnurneioic ro-K. P. Alennder. Pmt Ga. B. R.; Alfred Biker, Prest Nt'l toBk; W.B. Jackson,PrestNaflBk, Augusta; W.T. Wneless.PrwtCom'IBk;FrankH. Millerjbq.

Willcox's ZOmraaee AMnoy, Oolunlrai, Si. Kmetried, Eitabliihed 1849.

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Murphy Ellen Mrs., grocer, 8 Centre O'Keefe Timothy, grocer, Calhonm

Murphy John P., butcher, Fenwlck, cor King

cor Washington

O'Leary Hannah Mrs., grocer, Gardl-

Murray Thomas, feed stables, SB Bills, ner, cor Cumming

e of Jackson

Oakman T. & J. L., lawyers, 296

Mustin Kate V. Miss, dress mkr, 270 Broad

Broad Myers D. F., lawyer, 199 Broad

Gates George A., pianos.muslc, books, etc., 244 Broad

Myers Simeon M., genl store, 103 Oellerich Christopher H., grocer, Sa

Broad

vannah rd. June Jackson

Myers & Marcus (Joseph Myers, Oellerich John C. H., grocer, Cal-

S. Marcus), whol dry goods and no- houn, cor Centre

' ttons, boots and shoes, 286 and 288 Oetjen J. & Bro. (J. and C. H.), gro

Broad

cers, 40 Broad

National Bank of Augusta, Oetjen & Doscher (C. H. Oetjen, J.

William Jackson, pres; G. M. Doscher), grocers, 174 Broad

Thew, cashier; 201 Broad

Olin W. Milo, justice, Washington,

National Exchange Bank of cor Ellis Augusta, Alfred Baker, pres; J. 6. Oppenheim Julius H., rags and hides.

Bean, cashier; 249 Broad

143 Reynold

NeblettJames M., gin mnfr, es Kol- Osborn H. E. (e), saddles and har

lock, n of Walker

ness, 21 Washington

Neely Benjamin, .principal Girls Oswald Zaccbeus, shoemkr, 24 Jack

High School

son

Neely John, principal City School Otis Patrick, wines and liquors, Jack

Nees William, boot and shoe fitter, son, cor Broad

29Jackon

Otto Adam, baker, 107 Broad

Nelson John S. (c), tailor, Jackson, Owens Alfred, grocer, 100 Broad

sofEllis

Owens Simeon E., saloon, Campbell,

Nelson William K., nuseryman, cor Walker

south of limit*. (See p. 375.)

Panltnin J. W., druggist and

Newbery Jonn T., cashier Plan chemist, 134 Broad

ters Loan and Savings Bank

Parker James W., grocer, 102 Broad

Newby Joseph M., auction com, 157} Paschal Henry D. (c) shoemkr. 216

Broad

Ellis

Niesz Bernhard, propr Opera Pearce. Andenon & Co. (P. E.

House Garden, Opera House al

Pearce, J. M. Anderson, N. L. Wil-

Nowell & Franklin (L. C. Nowell. let), cotton factors and com mere, 4

B. Franklin), cotton brokers, 6 Jackson

Warren Block

Peay Henry T., grocer. 25 Centre

Nnrnberger Adam, grocer, 158 Broad Pelletier Andrew J., druggist, Mar-

O'Connor John, mattress mkr, 106 bury, s of Fenwick

Broed

Pelot J. Alma, private school, 155

O'Connor Martin, tailor, 36 Macin Broad

tosh

Pelot & Cole (A. A. Pelot, J. D. Cole),

O'Connor M. J. Mrs., millinery, 190 photographers, 192 Broad

Broad

Pendleton Armistead F., books and

O'Connor William, grocer, Campbell, stationery, 224 Broad

se cor Second av

Pendleton & Bro. (William and

O'Donnell & Burke (E. O'Donnell. J.), foundry and machine wks,

James Burke), whol grocers and es Kollock, s of Walker. (See

com mere, 276 Broad

p. 359.)

O'Dowd Michael, cotton factor, Perking & Bro. (S. E. and 8. M.).

Campbell, nw cor Reynold

lumber, door, sash and blind

O'Dowd Sallie C. Mrs., grocer, 845 nxnfrs. Calhoun, w ofCentre. (See

Broad

p.371.ji

O'Gorman John, grocer, Savannah Perrin George D., physician and

rd, 8 of Charles

druggist, 357 Broad

O'Hara Margaret Mrs., grocer, 293 Peuffier Mary Mrs., baker, 341 Broad

Ellis

Philip A., notary public, 256 Broad

TAKE the CEORCI-A the Short Line West and Southwest.

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Importer of

-And Dealer In-
FINE GROCERIES
161 and 56 ^roaLcL Street,

T.

-DEAtEB HJ-

AND LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS,

220 Broad St.,

Augusta, Ga.

A. J. SMITH. D. B. HACK.

WM. B. TOUNO. WM. H. CEANE.

SMITH, HACK & Co.

-WTinT.1IHAT.-B------

GROCERS

And General Commission Merchant*,

300 Broad Street,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
|yLiberal Adnmcea made on Condgnmenta.

WM. K. NELSON,

Prop'r

of the

Cultivator of and Dealer in
Fruit Trees, Grape Vines,
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, Btc.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

Importen of and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BEOAD AND 61 CAMPBKIX STS., : s ATJGCSTA, GA.
LOO CHONC, BROTHER A CO.

JA8. P. HARRI8ON * CO., State Printers, Publisher*, and Binders, 27 A 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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Phinizy Jr. & C'o, (F. and J. M. Pritohard Christopher C., physi Phinizy), genl ins agte, represent cian

Southern Mutual Insurance Co. of Pritchard M. L. MM., milliner, 266)

Athens, Ga., 213 Broad

Broad

Phinizy James H., genl Ins agt, Prontaut J. Henry, Jeweler, 236 represents Home Insurance Co. of Broad N. Y., Franklin Insurance Co. of Pund C. T. A Co. (C. T. Fund, John

Philadelphia, and Commercial Wilsonl, grocers, Carolina av, cor

Union Assurance Co., London, 213 E. Boundary

Broad

Purcell C. & J. (Charles and John',

Phinizy Leonard, lawyer, Macintosh, grocers, Macintosh, cor Fenwick

cor Broad

Purcell Nellie Miss, milliner, 232

Phinizy & Co. (Stewart and Jacob Broad

Phinizy, James Tobin), cotton fac Quinn B. Mrs., books and stationery,

tors, 3 Macintosh

200 Broad

Picquet Augustus D., Justice, 193 Quinn Daniel, books and stationery,

Broad

240 Broad

Pierce Bobert Ii., lawyer, 178 Broad BadclifTe James S., grocer, Twiggs,

Pinfcham Fred JL,, lawyer, Mac cor Calhoun

intosh, cor Ellis

Bae John, shoemkr, 296 Broad

Pioda John C-. physician, 396 Broad Banner Francis J., grocer, 371 Broad

Piser Harris, clothing, 142 Broad Bainey John D., com mer, 313 Broad

Planters Hotel, B. F. Brown, propr; Randall James R., editor Chron

Broad, cor Macarton

icle

Planters JLoan and Savings Bappold John, saloon, 99 Broad

Bank, T. P. Branch, pres; J. T. Ratliffe Julius W., grocer, 164 Broad

Newbery, cashier; 223 Broad. (See Bead William M., sec Aug Compress

p. 373.)

Co. and cotton factor. 7 Warren

Platt Bros. (C. A. and W. L.), fur Block niture, undertakers, mattress mkrs Beaney James F., grocer, Campbell,

and upholsterers, 214 Broad. (See cor Telfalr

p. 366.)

Beid James, baker, 99 Campbell

Port Royal and Augusta Rail* Reid Lucy J. Mies, millinery, 344

way (Magnolia Route), D. C. Broad Wilson pres; B. G. Flemingsupt; Renkl Gregory, genl store, 160} J. 8. Devant genl frt and pass agt; Broad Macintosh, nw cor Fen wick.(See Reynolds Patrick, marble wka, Tel-

adv.)

fair, sw cor Campbell

Porter Thomas, (c) grocer, 32 Centre Rhodes Thomas B., grocer, 154 Broad

Poullain Antoine, cotton factor, Jack Rhodes Thomas V., grocer, Watkips,

son, cor Beynold

ne cor Elbert

Prager Julius, clothing, 184 Broad Bice Mary Mrs., millinery, 189 Broad

Prendergast Charles C. Rev., pastor Bice Michael J. Rev., asst pastor St.

St. Patrick's Church

Patrick's Church

Prescott William H., physician, Har Bice A Byrnes (L. Bice, W. Byrnes),

per, e of Carries rd

contractors and builders, Beynold,

Preston Joseph B., agt C. B. B., cor Washington

Washington, cor Calhoun

Richards V. & Bro. (V. and C.),

Preval & Rhodes (T. M. Preval, T. dry goods, 301 Broad

V. Bhodes), grocers, Centre, nw Richards William T., treas Ga.

cor Calhoun

R. B.. Walker, cor Campbell

Price John A., butcher and justice, Richards W. T. & Son (W. T. and J.

Jackson, s of Broad

M.), booksellers, 263 Broad

Primrose Patrick H., grocer, 338 Bidley Ulysses A. (c), mer tailor, 27

Broad

Macintosh

Printup, Bro.A Pollard, (P. W. Bigaley John W., boots and shoes,

and W7 Printup, W. J. Pollard), cot 279 Broad

ton, mnfrs gins and presses and Rittd Frank J., tailor, 121 Broad

mnfrs agts, Campbell, sw cor Rey Rival Jules, fruits and confectionery,

nold. (Beep. 871.)

280 Broad

SHIP your Freight Wast via the

.

GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Robbe Charles A., plumber, gas Schwantes William, wheelwright,

and steam fitter, pumps, pipe, etc., Centre, 1st n of Elite

and mnfr gas works ana sewer Sobmitt Anna Mrs., grocer, 384

pipe, 204 Elite

Broad

Roberts Henry M., painter, 33 Mac Schneider Ernest R., importer

intosh

of wines, liquors and cigars 161 and

Roberta William, pres The Bank of 256 Broad. (Seep. 375.)

Augusta

Schneiker & Meyer (H. F. Schnei-

Roberta & Co. (W. S. Roberts, R. B. ker, C. H. R. Meyer), grocers, 116

Morris, J. M. Roberts), who! gro Broad

cers, 2 Warren block

Sehweigert John, shoemkr, Monu

Roberts & Morris (W. 8. Roberts, R ment, s of Broad

B. Morris), cotton factors and com Sharkey Mary A. Mrs., varieties,

mere, 12 Macintosh

Centre, cor Bills

Robinson Geo. O. & Co. (Geo. O. Schweigert William, watcbmkr,

Robinson, Ludden & Bates), proprs 221 Broad. (See p. 373.)

Augusta Music House, 265 Broad. Seats Joseph C., saloon, 17 Centre

(See p. 267.)

Shaver David Rev. D. D., pastor 1st

Roche Patrick, grocer, 419 Broad

Ward Baptist Church

Rodgers Zachariah J., painter, 144 Sheahan & Ahern (D. H. Sheahan,

Greene

J. J. Ahern), grocers, 317 Broad

Roesel Julius, butcher, 105 Broad ShecutJ. Cuthbert, prin Houghton

Rogers E. H., gunsmith, 245 Broad Institute

.

Rosenfeld L., clothing, 312 Broad Sheehan Edward, grocer and mnfr

Roulette Margaret Mrs., grocer, 409 soda water, 205 Greene

Broad

Sheehan Ellen Mrs., grocer, Carrie,

Russell Job, butcher, Marbury, cor cor Dugas

Miller

Shefton Adam (c), barber, 27 Jackson

Russell J. J. & Co. (J. J. Russell, W. Sherman W. I/., saddle and harness.

H. Chew), cotton brokers, 6 Macin 336 Broad

tosh

Shewmate John T., lawyer, 225

Russell & Potter (H. F. Russell, R. W. Broad

Potter), cotton factors, Reynold, Sibley Charles H., sheriff; Court

cor Macintosh

House

Babel Joseph, leather, hides and wool, Sibley Edward A., cotton factor, 16

45 Jackson

Macintosh

Sainsimon & Paul (James Sain Sibley Robert P.. cotton com mer,

simon, B. O. Paul), printers and 161 Reynold

book-binders, 27 and 29 Macintosh Sibley William D., pres Langley

Salinas Frederick E., grocer, 145 Mnfg Co

Broad

Sibiey & Wbeless (G. R. Sibley, W.

Sancken Diedrlch, grocer, 152 Broad T. Wheless), cotton factors, 185

Sarllujr Bertha Mrs., genl store, 325 Reynold

Broad

Simon Johanna Mrs., clothing, 126

Saul William H., manager Singer Broad

Mnfg Co., 147 Broad .

Singer Manufacturing Co., W. H.

Savannah River Steamboat Co., C. Saul, manager: 147 Broad

T. Hollingworth, agt; Law Range Sinkfield William M. (c), sash and

Sawyer 8. B. Rev., pastor Second blind mnfr, Watkins, w of Wash

Baptist Church

ington

Sayre James L., confectioner, 184} Skinner Morris (e), shoemkr, 332i

Broad

Broad

Schaufele A., grocer, 26 Washington Slack Uriah R., blacksmith, Twiggs,

Schaupp Mary Mrs., grocer, Broad, 8 of Watkins

cor McKinne

Smith Benjamin H. Jr., guano agt,

Schlein Frederick, shoemkr, 16 Mac 151 Reynold

intosh

Smith Ellen Mrs., dry goods, 331

Schley Robert 4 Co. (R. A W. Broad

Schley), grist mill, ss Greene, w of Smith Fannie Mrs., grocer, Marbury,

McKinne

cor New South Boundary

SHIP your Cotton Kaat via the ______GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Smith, Hack; & Co, (A. J. Smith. Stovall Massilon P., cotton factor, 5

D. B. Hack, W. B. Young, W. H. Warren Block

. Crane), whol grocers and com Stovall Pleasant A., local editor

mere; 300 Broad. (See p. 375.)

Chronicle

Smith Hiram, physician, 296 Broad Strtckland Charlton H. Rev., pastor

(smith J. H., sewing machine agt, Curtis Baptist Church

290 Broad

Stuart Andrew, cotton broker, 186

Smyth Frank, stoves, tinware, Reynold

roofinp, etc., 193 Broad

Stucker Henry & Son (H. A W.),

Smythe E. D. & Co. (E. D. grocers, Lincoln, cor Telfair

Smythe), queensware, 258 Broad Summerall Joseph A., grocer, 22

Smythe William W., lawyer ana jus Bcoad

tice, 76 Ellis

Summervllle Academy, Prof. 8. H.

Snead Claiborne, judge Augusta Cir . Owens, prin

cuit Court

Sylvester Louis, clothing, 272 Broad

South Carolina Bail Road, office and Symms George, genl ins agt, 2

freight depot, ns Beynold, e of Law Range

Washington

Taliaferro Jol.n W., elk co court

Southern Express Co., H. B. Taut Alexander, grocer, Lincoln,

Plant, pres; M. J. O'Brien, genl cor Beynold

aupt; H. Dempsey, supt; Cyrus 8. Tant I. 8. A P. C., butchers, Macta- .

Plank, cashier; 179 Broad

tosh, a of Ellis

Southern News Dining Boom Co., Tike Augusta Factory, W. E.

news stand and lunch room, Union Jackson pres; F. Cogin, supt; office,

Depot

199 Broad. (See p. 359).

Spaeth Charles, wines, liquors and The Bank of Augusta, W. 8. Roberts,

lager beer, Jackson, ne cor Telfair pres ; E. H. Walton, cashier; 247

Spears William E., dentist, 330 Broad

Broad

The Bradgtreet Co., Improved

Stafford Thomas H., broker and com Mercantile Agency, B. C. John

mer, 16 Jackson

son, supt; 202 Broad

StallinRs Jesse M., grocer, 128 Broad Thelan Ferdinand, grocer, Campbell,

Steed William J., produce com mer, cor Gwinnett

319 Broad

Tbew George M., cashier National

Steiner Henry H., physician, 158 Bank of Augusta

Greene

Thomas Floyd, butcher, 110 Broad

Stelling Daniel C., grocer, 327 Broad Thomas Thomas, saddler, 29 Jack

Stelling Diedrich. grocer, 140 Broad son

Stelling Frank H., grocer, 124 Broad Thomas W. M. Mrs., propr Cen

Sterling Cotton Mills, J. B. Cbnueliy tral Hotel

x

propr; Marbury, cor Walker

Thompson, Heindel A Co. (Jesse

Stewart William (c), shoemkr, 363J Thompson, George S. Heindel,

Broad

George Garbntt), planing mill,

Stinson Patrick, grocer, Greene, cor office, 43 Jackson

Marbury

Thorne J. A Co. (J. A J. W. Thorne),

Stinson Thomas Mrs., grocer, 385 hardware, Broad, cor Washington

Broad

Tilkey John, wood and lumber dlr,

Stogner James, agt agrl Implts, S Kollock, cor Fenwick .

Warren Block

Timberlake F. A. A Co. (F. A. Tim-

Stone Charles B., real estate agt, 13 berlake), produce com, 1 Warren

Macintosh

block

Stone O. M. St. Co., (O. M. Stone. Timm Diedrich, grocer, Washington,

James Barrett), cotton factors ana s of Taylor

machinery dire, Beynold, cor Mac Tod A Co. (H. Tod), dyers, 18 Wash

intosh

ington

Stovall Francis M., coal dlr, 2 Law Tolbert James T. Rev. (e), pastor

Range

Thankful Church

Stovall Marcellus A., see and treag Toler Chesley. staHes, 150 Bills

Ga. Chemical Wka, cotton factor Trezevant William EL, agt P.

and com mer, 163 Reynold

R. A A. B. R.

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDEX the best Advertising Medium In the South.

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Trump J. H.. fancy Roods, notions, Walton W. A. & J. M., lawyers, 12 millinery goods and jewelry, 220 LawBange

Broad. (See p. 375.)

Walton t Bryan (T. C. Walton,

Turley James W., first class dry G. T. Bryan), lawyers, 11 Law

goodH,280 Broad

Bange

Turner Thomas F., grocer, Campbell, Witlton & Clark (B. Walton, J. A. A.

oor Adams '

W. Clark), grocers and com mere,

Tutt W. H. & Remsen(W. H. 302 Broad Tutt, B. Bemsen), drugs, 284 Broad Walton A Co. (A. W. and L. W.
Tweedy Alfred J-. millinery and Walton), com mere, 169 Broad

fancy goods, 215 Broad

Wardlaw W. C., dentist, 297 Broad

Twiggs Hansford D. D., lawyer, 227 Warner Lipman, dry goods, 148

Broad

Broad

United States Internal Bevennei Warren, Wallace A Co. (W H. War

(8d District), F. W. Foster and ren. J. W. Wallace, W. G. Crans

Aaguetus Beall, dep collectors; ton), cotton factors, 155 Beynold

Beynold, e of Jackson

Washington Jamei E., physician, 86

Usher John Jr., photographer, 208 Ellis

Broad

Weathersbee Joshua P., genl store,

Valentine Earnestine Mrs., varieties, 349 Broad

121 Broad

Weigle George, butcher, Macintosh,

Vannerson A Barnes (J. H. Vaner- ne cor Ellis

son, B. M. Barnes), com mere, 144 Weigle John M., manager Augus

Beynold

ta Evening News

Vaughan John, justice, Jackson, s of Wells Jeremiah S., grocer, McKInne,

Ellis

nw cor Walker

Vaughan A Murphy (T. B. Vaughan, WestJ. A. A. Dr., teacher mathe

D. C. Murphy), grocers, 273 Broad matics, Bichmond Academy

Vaugbn John B., grocer, 413 Broad Western Union Telegraph Co., J. A.

Verderjr M. J. & Co. (M. J. Ver- Brenner, supfc 177 Broad

dery, Jas. U. Jackson), bond, stock Wheless A Co. (W. S. and W. N.

and money brokers, 207} Broad. WhelesB), grocers, 170 Broad

(See p. 373.)

White Frank T., manager A.

Verdery JL Verdery (Eugene F. Dorr. (See p. 287.) and James P.), lawyers, 227 Broad White J. B. A Co. (J. B. White), dry
Voelker Win., cabinetmkr, 104 Broad goods, 228 Broad

Yolger Gmtavus, wines, liquors White Mary A, P. Mrs., housefur-

and cigars, 195 Broad

nishing.334 Broad

Wade Lucius N., photographer, 210 White William J. Bev. (c), pastor

Broad

Harmony Baptist Church

Walker James W., city collector and Whitney 8. M., cotton factor, 158

treas, 5 Law Range

Beynold

Walker William H., rector Church of Weigand John, piano act, 280} Broad

the Atonement

Wilcox George A., physician, 190

Walsh John Mrs., grocer, 417 Broad Greene

Walsh Patrick Hon., pres Chron Wilcox William W., lawyer, 3 P. O.

icle A Constitutionalist Pubg Co

Building

Walsh A Bice (M. Walsh, H. Bice), Williams Chauncey C. Bev., rector

grocers, Savannah rd, Juno Camp St. Paul's Church

bell

Williams C. A. A Co. (C. A. Will

Wateh &, Wright (Patrick Walsh, iams, P. J. Bostic), produce com

H. G. Wright), managers Chroni mere, 295 Broad

cle and Constitutionalist, ns Ellis, Williams Henry (c), shoemkr, Bey

ab Macintosh. (See p. 377.)

nold, w of Jackson

Walton Anderson W., ordinary, Williams John (c), shoemkr, 380}

Court House

Broad

Walton David (o), barber, Centre, a Williams John H., grocer, Telfair,

of Broad

cor Cumming

Walton George W. (o), barber, Au Wilmans Carl F., cotton buyer, 151

gusta Hotel

Beynold

CUIP jnir

ytiomuorrMe veirachGaEnOdiRseGIfrAomROPAhDilaPdaelfpFhriaeiagnhdt LBinaeh.

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Wilson AgustaM. Mrs., dressmkr, 72 miles distant. The Etowah rive*

14 Greene .

Is within a mile of the village, and

Wilson Duncan C., pres P. B. & other smaller streams furnishing

A. B. B

'

water power partly utilized. This la

Wilson Blchard J., co. and city tax essentially a mining district, 'there

receiver, 3 Law Range

being nine stamp mills, aggregating

Wilson A Co-JB. E. Wilson, W. 8. 86 stamps, fore rushing quartz. Three

Williams, W. H. Moore), tobacco of these milk are operated by steam

mnfrs. Campbell, se cor Bay

and six by water. Gold bullion com

Wingfleld Thomas T., hardware, 321 prises the chief shipment. The re-

Broad

Ugious societies are Baptist and

Winkler George H., dentist, 217 Methodist, each with churches,

Broad

ulation 75. Mail is received da

Withers Thomas (e), barber, Opera from Dahlonega. Dawsonville

House al

Gainesvilie: weekly from Camming.

Wolfe Henry M., dry goods and clo Mrs. M. E. Wood, P. M.

thing, 187 Broad Wood Annie Miss, grocer, Summer-
ville Wood L. Eugene, cotton factor, Bey-
nold, cor Macintosh Woods Michael, grocer, Jackson, cor
Greene Wrigbt Boykin, lawyer, 193 Broad Wrigbt David B. genl ina agt, 276
Broad Wright Henry G. Hon., editor
Chronicle and Constitutionalist Wright Stephen B., saloon, Central
Hotel Wright & Crane (J. S. Wright,

Bracket R W., grocer

Cbristain F., blacksmith

Davis B. W., miner

Davis George F., engineer

Howell A., grocer

Howell Daniel, genl store

Hungerford W. 8., civil engineer

Hutcneraon W. J. T., constable

Lilly Thomas, genl store

Mullenax A. J. Bev., Baptist

Norrell James M. Bev., Baptist

BoperB., genl store

...

Weaver J. W.. snpt mines

Wood John W., engineer

G. W. Crane, W. F. Herring), cot ton factors and com mere, 7 Warren

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Berrien County.

Young Fannie P. Mrs., varieties, 389 Situated on Little river, is only a

Broad Young Men's Catholic Association, 53

country postoffice, 18 miles northwest of Nashville, the county seat, and 30

Jackson.

northwest of Valdosta--W. Div. A,

Young Men's Christian Association, A G. B. B.--Its usual outlet by rail.

216 Broad

The country Is well adapted to farm-

Young Men's Library Associa tion, G. T. Barnes pres: Win. C. Derry librarian ;235 Broad
Young A Hack, (W. B. Young, D. B. Hack), grocers, 296 Broad
Zeke Doctor (c), dentist, 88 Camp

Ing and wool growing and but little cotton Is shipped. Methodist and Primitive Baptist churches and com mon schools are in the vicinity. Mail semi-woekly by horse and carrier. 8. Whithurst, P. M.

bell Zinn B.1 C. Mm., toys and fancy
goods. 189 Broaa Zizlnia A Galatti (T. Zlzlnla, P. 8.

Whlthurst James, genl store, gin and grist mill
Whithurst S^genl store and gin

Galatti), cotton brokers, 7 Warren

Block

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AVALONA. Putnam County.

AURARIA,

Six miles west of Eatonton. No

Lumpkin County,

postoffloe. Estimated population, 25.

Six miles south west of Dahlonega the seat of justice, and 19 north west of Gainesville, its depot, express and telegraph office, via which Atlanta is

AVENTON.
Banctoii* County. Diseontinued postoffice about

D. F. Willcox, 6EHEBAL XOTUBANOS AGENT, OOLUHBUI, GA. Policies of aU ktadi.

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BAILEY'S MILL.

Cherokce County.

AYER8VILLE.

With a population of about 25, lo

Hatxrrtham County--A. & O. A-L. By. cated 2 miles-north west of WoodNine miles east of Clarkesville and stock. Not a post office.

86 from Atlanta, is a place of perhaps

50 inhabitants, containing two grist mills--run by water power derived from Dick's creek. Baptist church,

BAINBRIDCE. Deeatur County--A. & G. JR. B,

common school and office ofSouthern Express Co. Toceoa, 7 miles distant, is the nearest telegraph office. Mail daily. Almond Hulsey, P. M.

Present terminus of Atlanta & Gulf Railroad, and head of navigation on Flint river. It is 236 miles from Sa vannah, 303 from Atlanta, via Albany

Ayers C. P., grist mill Harris William L., carpenter Hulsey Almond, receiver tax re
turns Hulsey & Brown (Almond Hnlsey,
B. P. Brown), wood contractors and gristmill Kytle John Rev., Baptist Kytle & Sellers (John Kytle, J. T. Sellers), genl store Beynolds J. H., co. surveyor .Reynolds O. J., co. tax collector Sellers J. T., exp. agt Simmons F. Y., physician Terrell L. H., school teacher Walker William L., lime burner Woolley J. H., r. r. agt

and Thomasville, and 12 miles from the mouth of Flint river. This place does a thriving business with the va rious landings on the Flint, Chattahoochee, and Apalacbicola rivers. Steamboats, making semi-weekly trips on these rivers, bring a large amount of cotton to Bainbridge for shipment to Savannah. The town is pleasantly situated, about 60 feet above the bed of the river. Deeatur county, of which this is the seat of government, is situated in the ex treme southwestern portion of tbe State. The soil is fertile, and pro duces vast amounts of cotton, grain, fruits, etc., the greater portion of which finds a ready market in Bain-

BACONTON.
MitckeH Co.--Albany Div. A. A Q. R. R.

bridge. Some idea may be obtained of the large- amount of business transacted at this point, when the

Ten miles above Camilla court fact is mentioned that the cotton re

house, 242 from Savannah and 225 ceipts amount to 10,000 bales annu

.from Atlanta, via Albany. Flint ally. There are three churches-

river at this point affords abundant Methodist, Baptist, and Presbyterian

water power, as yet unimproved. The --and good common schools. One

station contains .50 inhabitants and weekly newspaper, the Sainbridge

office of Southern Express Co. Has Democrat. A large cotton factory has

a daily mail. Cotton shipped annual recently been started, which promises

ly, about 500 bales. L. A. Brooks, P. to consume a good part of the coun

M.

ties production in this line, and give

Bacon O. M., genl store Bacon B. J., r.r. agt Brooks L. A., genl store

employment to a number of j Telegraph, Western Union. J Southern. William J. Bruton,.

Quarterman S. J., exp agt

Ainram. Emil, genl store

BAILEY

Babbit Floyd L., genl store Babbit P. T. Rev.. Episcopal

. Ware County--B. & A. R. B. Seventy-one miles from Brunswick and 309 from Atlanta. No post office.

Barnett M. E. & Son (MT E. A H. L.), gen store
Black William H., cotton factory Born Jacob, saddles and harness

BAILEY^MILL.

Bower&Crawford (B.B. Bower, W. H. Crawford), lawyers

Comden County--(tice Bayley.) Broome William O., genl store

your Merchandise from Boston and New York via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Broome W. O. A Co. (W; O. Broome, Townsend Artbnr L., lawyer

Mis. 8. J. Cloud), hardware and Townsend Horatio G., lawyer

stationery

Wardell Theodore R., druggist

Bruce W. ST. physician

Well Simon A., genl store

Burkett Levi F., sheriff

Westmorland George F., justice and

Butts Judson A., druggist and physi lawyer

cian " Campbell Charles O., lawyer

Williams Uley J., genl store Wimberly John T., clerk Superior

Campbell James M., dep clerk Supe Court.

rior court

Colbert Benjamin F., watchmkr

BAIRDSTOWN.

Curry H. C. A Co. (H. C. Curry, T.

OffletAorpe County.

H. Hodgkiss), genl store Davis Aaron, genl store Ebrlich H. B. & Co. (H. B. Ehrlicb,
II. Nussbaum), genl store Fleming & Russell (W. O. Fleming,
D. A. Russell), lawyers Graves James R., ex agt and tel opr Griffin George D., livery stable Griffin Leo. M., grocer Gurtey & Thomas (O. O. Gnrley,
E. M. Thomas), lawyers Harrell Jacob, co. tax receiver and
collector HarreU J. D. & Bro. (J. D. and C. L.),
druggists and genl store Harrell William J., physician Hinds A. & Bro. (A. and 8.), genl store Johnson Emery, stoves and tinware Jones Lucy C. Mrs., genl store Kerr R. B.. collector Kwilecki J. & Bro. (J. and M.), genl
store Loeb Jonas, genl store McBride J. T. Rev., Presbyterian McCleskey A. R. Rev.. Methodist McGiJl & O'Neal (D. McGill, M.
O'Neal), lawyers Maxwell D. W., co. surveyor Mayers Bros. (M., A. and S.), genl
store Mitchell Daniel M., agt A. A G. R, R Morgan E. J., physician O'Neal Maston, ordinary Reynolds M. J. Mrs., milliner Bobbeljewis (c), barber

The village of 150 population is im mediately across the line, in Greene county, 11 miles north of Greensborough, county seat of Greene.2 miles above Woodville--,Athens Br. Gtu R, R,--,its nearest depot and expreM office, 7 from Union Point, nearest telegraph station, 37 from Athens, and 102 from Atlanta. It is 4 mike west of Little river, contains a steam gin, grist and saw mill, Baptist Church, common school, and has a daily mail. Annual export of cotton from this immediate vicinity, about 100 bales. J. L. Wilson, P.M. Barnwell 3. S., saddler Caldwell Miles, shoemkr Callahan Thomas, genl store Callaway J. S. Rev. (Baptist), teacher Davant J. M., physician De Rochomont W. H., wagon mkr Quill J. A., wagon mkr Haynes Same Miss, dress mkr Landrum M. M. Rev. (Baptist), phy
sician Lankford E. J., plasterer Lankford R. C., plasterer Mims John, tailor and barber Richards Thomas, tanner Wilson J. L. genl store Wilson A Young, gin, grist and saw
mill Young J. R. Rev., Baptist Young 8., tinner

Russell Benjamin E^ editor Democrat
Rutherford William E., livery stable

BAKER. '
Ball County.

Scott Milton N., genl store

Twelve miles northwest from

Sharon House. John Sharon propr Gainesville, the county seat and near

Smith Fredenck, baker and confec est shipping station, and 64 from At

tioner

lanta. The chief shipments are cot

Smith & Traub (A. E. Smith, H. ton and' corn. It has one church--

Traub), genl store

Baptist--and two common schools.

Steinger Joseph, genl store

Stage communication semi-weekly

Btults David D., genl store

with Dahlonega and Gainesville.

Sabers WUliam C., watehmkr
Bwicord W. D., co. treasurer

Mail received twice a week by boggy. H. H. Stephens, P. M.

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta. Ca. Jas. P. Harriaon A Co., Prop'rs, fl7 A 89 Broad St.

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Bryant B. C., constable McBrayer N. E. Rev., Methodist Stephens H. H., notary and jus
tice Stephens Samuel Rev., Methodist

county seat, and 9 above Harmony Grove--N. E. B. B.--its depot, exwess and telegraph office. Atlanta s 94 miles distant via Lulu--A. & 0. A-L. By. The village contains three ihurches--Baptist, Methodist and

BAKER'S FERRY Elbert County;

Presbyterian--high school and large lour mills run by power derived from iie Hudson river. Grain and pota

Situated on Broad river, 12 miles toes with some cotton are the ship-

southwest from Elberton, the seat of nent&. Population 75. Mail weekly

justice as well as the nearest express jy carrier and horse. John H. Gun

and shipping point, via which it is nels, P. M.

143 miles from Atlanta. Stage communicatii.n with Washington and Elberton semi-weekly: Cotton lathe chief shipment. Population about 25. Country schools. Mail semi-weekly. E. B. Starke, P. M.

Boon Alexander <fc Co., genl store Burns D. M. & Co., grist mill 3urtias J. T. Bev., Methodist Evans William, shoemkr Gunnels John H stock dlr Gunnels J. D., Kev., Methodist

Bell J. E., physician Dubose Benjamin, physician Kelly W. T., carpenter

King Robert, brickmason Langston J. N., carpenter McKay Andrew J., chair mkr

Pitts D. T., machinist TreadwelJ Terry, justice

Owen George (c), blacksmith Owens Andrew J., musician

BALL GROUND. Cherokee County.

BARBEFTfTcREEK. Jackson County.

Located 11 miles northeast of Can An inconsiderable post office in an

ton court house, on the Etowah river, agricultural section on the Oconee

surrounded by a beautiful rolling river, about 65 miles from Atlanta

country and fertile valleys, with a direct, 12 south of Jetterson court

population of about 20. Methodist house and 15 west of Athens, its

and Baptist' churches. Cotton the nearest outlet by rail. Mail received

chief export, about 100 bales shipped by special carrier. T. B. Arnold, P.

annually. Atlanta is 53 miles distant

.

via Canton and Marietta. Mail re ceived weekly oil horseback. Frank M. Waldrup, P. M.

Arnold T. B., genl store Austin 8. M., genl store Barry A. L., school teacher

Allred John & Co., genl 'store Darby JR. B., school teacher Green J. M., blacksmith Hawkins A. F. M., physician Nelson John D., gunsmith Price James, notary Tbaeker L. H., school teacher Waldrup Frank BL, shoemkr

Bowman H., genl store Burson 8. G., justice Daniel Charles, school teacher Day W. W., shoemkr Lanier O. W. N., physician Books J. P., carpenter Steed W. G., miller Wall A. D. Bev., Baptist Williams G. J., carpenter

BANCROFT. franleKn County.

BARKEFTSTSTORE.

A small hamlet situated northwest

Floyd County.

from Carnesville 6 miles. Popula tion about 25. Nopoetofflee. '

Six miles southwest of Borne, with about 25 inhabitants, and deprived of

BANKSVILLE.

postal advantages.

Banks County.

BARKSDALE'S FERRY.

Nine miles southeast of Homer, the

Lincoln County--See Qoshen.

i

TAtfF the CEOHCIA RAILROAD.

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the Popular Route from Atlanta.

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BARNE8VILLE.

Bloodworth, Hunt & Co. (E. H. Bloodworth, J. T. Hunt, A. O. Mur-

PO* County--Atlanta Dio. C. B. B. phey), warehouse and com men

Ten miles west of Zebulon, the county seat, is at the junction of the Atlanta Dlv. C. B. B., and the Upaon Co. B. B. The town is pleas antly situated, and contains a num ber of fine residences. Besides the usual number of stores, the town con tains two carriage and wagon manu factories, one bank, one note!, etc. The Barnetviffe Gfatette, a weekly paper, is published here on every Thursday. The churches are, Metho dist, Baptist and Presbyterian. TKe Gordon Institute is located at this point. The poplatlon is about 1,500. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, Southern. Thomas L. Caughen, P. M.

Brown Charles W., agt C. R B Chambers Henry R, hardware, etc Chambers John T., confectioner and
restaurant. Cook 8. EL & Co. (9. EL Cook, C. E.
Elder), clothing and shoes Davies J. L. Rev., Methodist Elder Emmet W., grocer Fambro Virgil M., saloon Fischer Benedict, watchmkr Fogg James !., dentist Gordon Institute, C. E. Lambdin,
pres. (See p. 385.) Outtenberger Charles W., prof Gor
don Institute Hanson Henry C., furniture Higgins Olivers., watchmkr Hightower David C., grocer

Adams Thomas, saloon

Hightower J. W. & Co. (J. W. High-

BarneTille Gazette, J. C. Me- tower, H. H. Swatts), druggists

Michael, editor

Holmes Cbarlton C., genl store

Barnesville Savings Bank, R J. Holmes M. C. Mrs., milliner and

Powell, pres; E. H. Bloodworth, fancy goods

cashier

Howard Bros. (J. F. and J. M.), genl

Barrett William, marshal

store

Blalock William C.. physician

Hunt &Taylor (J. A. Hunt, W. R

Blaloek A-West (J. T. Blalock, J. P. Taylor), lawyers

Wt), livery stable

Isaacs Charles H.. baker_______

BARNESVILLE, CA.

Possesses superior advantages. .Its teachers are all earnest, enthusiastic and experienced. It has established an unparalleled reputation for thorough work. It has the best Unac Department In the State. It la situated i the most healthy and enlightened community In the State. Tuition
" ' 900 scholars In attendance this year. Send for Catalogue.
CHA8. E. LAMBD.N, Pres't,
BarnemOf, Georgia.

D T Will A/tit COLUMBUS, B&PB&8EBT8 TEE MUTUAL LOT . f . W iilCOX, IKS. 00. Or KgW 70BK. Attati orar $86,000,000.

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Charles JE., pres Gor- Wall George B., tel opr

dOD Institute. (See p. 385.) Lyon Thomas B., propr Lyon House Lyon T. B. & Co. (T. B. Lyon, J. L.

West James F., genl store Wood Jesse M. Rev., Baptist Woodall W. Hardy, prof Gordon

Kennedy), grocers McDowell George M., physician

Institute Wright William A., druggist and

McMlcbael John Creditor Barne- physician

ville Gazette

Mann Samuel F., drugs and books

BARNETT.

Mayer John, tailor Mendes J. F., dry goods and clothing Murpbey Ambrose, druggist and liv
ery stable Murphey W. B. & Co. (W. By J. T.
and P. A. Murpbey, T. C. Banks), genl store Nussbaum Moses M., dry goods and clothing Oakes Marcus DeL., barber Perdue Hiram, physician Powell Bobert J., pree Barnesville Savings Bank Bedding James E., genl store Bedding John F., lawyer Biviere Henry 8., saloon Rogers Joseph J., lawyer Sheffler John Mrs., milliner Umith John G., carriage and wagon mkr Speigle George W., genl store

Warren County--Ga. B. R.

Junction of the Washington branch

of this line, 13 miles northwest of

Warrenton, the seat of justice, 18

south ofWaahington,58from Augusta

and 113 from Atlanta. Communica

tion is bad with Powellton, Hancock

county, 7 miles southwest, by an ex

cellent turnpike road. The noted for its health fulness

village Is and pure

water ; was at one time the postoffice

of Double Wells ; is sometimes called

Camming, and contains offices of the

Southern Express andWesternUnion

Telegraph Cos., two grist mills, Bap

tist and Methodist churches, common

school and a population of about 125.

2000 bales of cotton are shipped annu

ally. Mail daily by rail. Ed. S.

O'Brien, P. M.

Stafford, Blalock & Co. (A., J. W. Andrews J. T., physician b

and J. A. Stafford, A. J. Blalock), genl store, livery stable and ware

Cooper J. J., physician Guest Henry T.. tel opr

house

Heath William T., co. tax receiver

Stephens, Murphey & Co. (B. Stephens, B. J. Murphey, T.

A. D.

Howard A. G. & Q. W. (Alfred G. and George W.K genl store

Dewberry), livery Strond & Woodall

stable (D. A.

Stroud,

Hubert Jack P., justice Johnson Freeman P., tel opr

J. D. Woodall Jr.), grocers and res Miller Ira M., grist mill

taurant Summers & Murphey (G. L. Sum

O'Brien Ed. S., genl store, tel opr, exp and r. r. agt

mers, E. J. Murphey), carriage, O'Brien Louis P., fertilizers

wagon and harness mnfr

Pilcher W. H.-physician

Sumter John M., saloon

Rainwater T. W., genl store

Swatts Henry H., exp agt

Smith Henry W., grist mill

Taylor John F., grocer and saloon Tileher W. H.,physiclan

Thurmond Marion T., photographer Waller John W., genl store

Wicker Nathaniel A., notary and ex-

B.M.TURNER,

off justice. Wicker B. H., physician

BARNETT8. (See COM City).

Collections promptly attended to. BARNESVILLE, CA.

BARRETT8VILLE. Daieion County.
Situated on the Etowah river, is a country postoffice established for the benefit of an agricultural community,

C10RCIA RAILROAD,
the Short Line from Macon.

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on the daily mail hack line from Can- Malone A Hammett (T. W.

ton,Cherokee county, to Dawaonville, W. H. Hammetti, harneasmkrs

county seatof Dawson county, 7 miles Murphey G. W. ACo. (G. W. Mur-

due south of the latter, 22 northwest phey, 8. A. Poughesley), druggists

of Flowery Branch--A. A C. A-L.Ry-- Palmer A Peterson (G. T. Palmer, B..

its nearest depot and express office, J. Peterson), saw mill

via which Atlanta is 66 miles distant. Ponghesley W. H., physician

In the vicinity are two churches-- St. Clair J. W., school teacher

Baptist and Methodist--and common Smith W. C., genl store

school. Farm produce forms the chief Stewart W. H. H., physician

shipment, with about 100 bales of Tarver A. E., genl score

cotton exported yearly. JohnRBar- Tarver L. A., justice

rett P. M.

Worthen J. B., genl store

Clark P. J., notary public Langford J. C., dentist

BARTOW IRON WORKS.

Looper S. T., physician

Sartotc County--W. &A.R.B.

McGee & Bond (Isaac McGee, James W. Bond), genl store

Five miles from Cartersville, the county seat and nearest express office,

BARRIEN.

42 from Atlanta, and 98 from Chatta nooga, Tenn. It has a population of

Pickent County.

about 60, and two churches--Baptist

Three miles from Jerusalem, has a population of probably 25. No postoffice.

and Methodist. The chief feature of this place is its iron furnace, which at one time manufactured large quan tities of pig iron, but is now idle.

BARTOW.

Mail daily each way. W. H. Chamberlin, acting P. M.

Jfffenon County-- O. JR. R. Known also as Spiers; a place of

Bartow Iron Co., iron furnace

about 400 inhabitants, 10 miles south west of Louisville, the county seat,

BASCOBEL.

111 from Savannah, 79 from Macon,

Jactoon County--N. E. S. B.

and 182 from Atlanta. Contains a Methodist church, three schools--one colored and two white--and a steam saw mill. Shipments through this depot are very largex estimated at

Known also as Centre Station, and claiming a population of 40, is situ ated on the Oeonee river and Sandy creek, 9 miles southeast of Jefferson court house, 7 from Athens, the near

15,000 bales cotton, and 160 bales wool yearly, besides quantities of bees

est express and telegraph office, and 97 from Atlanta via Union Point, Ga.

wax, hides and tallow, poultry and eggs. Express, Southern. Telegraph,

B. B. three

In and near the village are churches--Baptist, Methodist

Western Union. Mail daily each way by rail and by stage, daily to Louisville. W.J.^

and Presbyterian--common school, steam gin and saw mill, and a gin and grist mill operated by power de

Alien J. B. L., lawyer Bedingfield E. P., genl store Evans & Son (M. A. A W.
genl store

J.;,

rived from, the streams above named. Cotton, corn, cord wood and lumber are the chief exports. Mail received daily by rail. A. J. Collins, P. M.

Harman N. T. A Co. (N. T. Harman, B. N. Bradshaw, B. H. Malone),

Bartan J. W., blacksmith Collins Charles, genl store

genl store

Collins N. I*, genl store

Johnson Herschel V. Hon., judge Collins A Emory, gin and saw mill

Superior Court Johnson W. P. lawyer

Colts John EL, gin and grist mill Cone M. C-. physician

Kea A Burden, genl store

Farris B. F. J8ev., Methodist

Kinman J. K., lawyer McMillan A Co., genl store McMillan A Outlaw (John A. MeMil-

Galley J. O. Rev., Presbyterian Gibson H. G., blacksmith Mattber John, lawyer

lan, J. W. Outlaw), genl store

Rich William, physician

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Cfttablfshed 68 year* ago. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga

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Rider Emory A Co. (Joseph Bider, located on a small stream from which

E. L. Emory, C. H. Chandler), gin it derives its name; 10 miles north*

and saw mill

east of Wrightsville court bouse, 18

Rider Joseph, genl store and r. r. southwest ofBartow--CentralR. R,--

and thence 182 to Atlanta. Two or

three mills are operated here fay

BASCOM.

water power Irom the stream men

Screven County. Discontinued as a post

office

In

tioned. The place has two churches --Baptist and Methodist-and com.

Dec. -1878. Papers sent to Mill Haven. The place is also known as Bascomb Academy.

mon school. Cotton and grain, poul try and eggs, syrup and wool are the articles of export. Mail tri-weekly

by hack. Millard E. Fortner, P. M.

BATESVILLE.

Andersen Joel, blacksmith

Sabertham County.

Butterby J. J., school teacher

A settlement 10 miles northwest of ClarkesvUIe, with a population of About 25, having no mail advantages.

Carr 6. P., carriage mnfr Curry David, physician Fortner O. 8.. timber cutter Ivy Q. N., school teacher

BATH. Biehmond County. Established as a post office daring the perrlod embraced between Sept. 1 and Dec. 1 1878. It is a place of nearly 100 inhabitants, 16 miles southwest of Augusta, court house, '.7 from Berzelia--Ga. R. R.--its nearest express and shipping point, with 'which there is semi- weekly mail sup ply by back and, via which At lanta is 157 miles distant. Harlem,

Johnson Darling, carpenter Eight W. N., genl store Meets J. M., music teacher Paul A. 8., carpenter PoIIett W. M., carpenter Stevens W. M., timber cutter ' Tapley G. W., mmwright Tapley J. M. Jr., music teacher Tapley A Fortner, grist mill Wflliama J. F., blacksmith WUloughby James, carpenter Wrlght 4k Norrls, grist mill

on same railway. Is the nearest tele graph station. The location of Bath

BAUCH'S MOUNTAIN.

fa 1800 feet above Augusta, and enjoys a charming climate, equal, if not su perior, to Aiken, 8. C., or that of Florida. The soil, though poor and sandy,1s peculiarly adapted to the cul.ture orscuppernong grapes, peaches,

Gordon County. A pleasant little place, located 4 miles southwest of Sugar Valley, with a population of about 25. So postoffice.

strawberries, etc. The place contains a Presbyterian church, free school

BAUGHVILLE.

and a most desirable boarding house for visitors, recently established by an enterprising citizen, Mr. O. W. D. Patterson. Mrs. E. P. Pattenon, P. M.

TtMot County. A village of about 25 Inbabitants, located '8 miles west of Talbotton, deprived of postal advantages.

Brandon James, justice Dent J. M., physician

BAXLEY.

Morton P. C. Rev., Presbyterian

AppUng County-No. 7. M. &B.R.R.

Patterson G. W. D., teacher pub lic school, and private boarding house. Special attention given to invalids.
Trowbridge J., carpenter

County seat, 118 miles from Macon, 70 from Brunswick, 87 from Savan nah, and 219 from Atlanta. It is a place of 176 inhabitant^, containing offices of the Southern Fzpress,ana

BATTLE~CRQUNP. Johnton County..

Western Union Telegraph Cos., Bap tist and Methodist churches, good schools, steam grist mill, and several

Claiming a population of 500, is saw mills and turpentine distilleries.

the CEORCIA RAILROAD.
the Beet Route Eaet.

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Tbe shipments are quite large, ag McElvaay. Smith A Co. (J. 8. A J.

gregating yearly about 75 bates wool, T. McEfvany, J. L. Smith), grist 200 bales cotton, 800 barrels syrup. and saw mill

2,000 barrels spirits turpentine, and Pratt James, miller 10,000 barrels rosin. Mail dally by Pkatt M. P., miller

raiL B. B. Hoppe, P. M.

Baxley L. W., saw mill

BAYLEY.

Beach A Powell (William W. Beach,

Cbnufen. County.

B. F. Powell), genl store Branch Ellas, notary and ex-off jus
tice Camas John, exp agt and genl store Carter J. I., lawyer

A mH hamlet, also known as Bayley's Mill, about 9 mUea north west of St. Mary's court house. Tbe place is without postal privileges.

Carter P. H.,lawyer Cook John H., sheriff

BEAR CREEK.

Graham A. J., physician Graham W. W., elk Saperior Court

Henry County--(See Hampton )

Harris B. F., lawyer Hendricks C. B,, genl store Hopps B. B., r.r. agt and tel opr Johnaou Matthew, justice Ketterer F. W., genl store Mobley B. H., saloon

BEAUFORT.
RanddlfA. County. Eight miles south of Cothbert, with a population of 25. No post office.

Schlittler Adolph, grist mill Thompson A. Y., genl store

BEAVERDALE.

Weaver J. L. physician

WkUfiM County.

BAY BRANCH.

On the Conasaoga river and near

JSmanvel County.

the Tennessee line, is a place of leas than 50 inhabitants, 15 miles north

Only a country post office, 15 miles southwest of Swainsborough court house, with the usual church and common school facilities. Popula tion less than 20.

east of Dalton, the seat of justice and usual shipping point, and 115 miles from Atlanta. Bed Clay, 8 milea northwest on the E. T., Va. A Ga. B. B., is the nearest depot, but Dalton is mostly used. In the immediate

BAY CREEK.

neighborhood are three churches-- Baptist, Methodist and Cumb. Pres

Gtrinnett County.

byterian--and district school. Grain

Deriving Its name from the stream on which It Is located. Is a place of perhaps 50 Inhabitants. 7 miles sooth west of Lawrenceville court-house

and pork, with.some cotton, form the exports. Mail semi-weekly by carrier. George W. Foute, M. D., i At*

and 16 northeaster Stone Mountain-- Brown George B., physician

Ga. B. B,--its depot and express office, Kletcher Bufus L., miller

via which Atlanta la distant 82 miles. Fonte George W- physician

Buwanee, 18 miles north on the A. A Henry Samuel H. Be\t, Presbyte

C. A-Ii. By., Is-also used as a ship rian

ping point. The creek has one of Hoffaker Jesse Bev., Baptist

finest shoals to found hi this section, Leach Thomas, physician

and water power Is liberally supplied Wilson James C., Justice and blade-

for operating several gins, grist mills smith

and work shops. Mail is received

weekly by special carrier. M. P.

BEECH CREEK.

Pratt,P.M.

Haraiion County.

Coffee J. B., justice

Johnston G. P.. constable

Discontinued in Nov. 1878; papttfs

MeElvanyJ. T., jostle*

:

of the office transferred to Buchanaa.

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Gamble John W., co. commr Hammet J. Harvey, school teacher

Walker County.

McDowell George T., blacksmith

About 140 miles from Atlanta, 12 southwest of LaFayette, the seat of justice, and 28 south of Chattanooga. Tenn., its usual depot, express and

McDowell & Brooks (Thomas H. McDowell, William L. Brooks), gen! store
Mahone M. B. A. Co., gin and grist

telegraph station. Flour and grain

are the principal industries. The place has a Methodist church, com

BELLTON.

mon school, about 150 inhabitants, and a semi-weekly mail by horse and carrier. Aaron Smith, F. M.

HaU County--A, A O. A-L. Sy. Known also as Poplar Springs, is a village of nearly 500 population, near

Garnish George, stone mason

the Chattahooehee river on the line

Hatfield W. H., carpenter

of Banks count*7, 13 miles northeast

McDantel Jasper, carpenter

of Gainesville court house, 66 from

Atlanta and 201 from Charlotte, N. C.

BELAIR. Richmond County--Qa. S. S,

It has two churches--Baptist and Methodist -common schools, steam gin and saw mill, and is in irregular

A small village of 30 inhabitants, stage communication with Cleveland,

on Butlers creek, which furnishes Homer and Porter Springs; the latter

power for operating a grist mill and a recently discontinued postoffloe.

cotton gin. Oak wood is the princi Cotton and corn are the chief ship

pal shipment. The place has one ments. Daily mail by rail. Express,

church, and is ten miles west of Au Southern. Telegraph, Western Union.

gusta, the seat of justice, and 161 J. M. Myers, P. M.

from Atlanta. Mail daily. Batohelor, P. M.

S. C. Bell F. C., blacksmith Briant E. S. V. Rev., Baptist

Batcbelor R., genl store and r. r. Buice J. J., machinist

agt

Buice Matison, r. r. agt, grist and saw

Mays S. W., grist mill

mill

Smith T. J., physician

Carpenter E., millwright

Wynne Thomas, cotton gin

Carter G. C., genl store

Carter L. C. & SOD, gen] store

BELLEVIEW. TaXbot County.

Carter & Bro., genl store Cogglns J. N., genl store Cook Ira W., saddles and harness

With a population of 60, is 7 miles Daniels E. A. Mrs., hotel

due north of Talbotton court house, Fowler J. M., saloon

and 100 by wagon road from Atlanta. Happcock W. B., livery stable

Geneva, 14 miles due south, on the Hughes J. B. & Co., genl store

8. W. R. B, is the nearest de Hunter William, carpenter

pot, express and telegraph office. Hutehens W. B., blacksmith

Mail communication IB had with King J. B., lawyer

Columbus and Thomaston semi- Myers F. M.. shoemkr

weekly by baggy, via the latter Myera J. M., gen} store

place. miles

Atlanta is distant about 95 via Geneva and Macon, 187

Myers 8. E., millinery goods Oliver 8. A., tel opr

miles. In and near the settlement Owen J. M., hotel

are three churches--Baptist, Metho Pratte B. A., school teacher

dist and Presbyterian--several com mon schools, and a grist mill run by

Quilllan J. C. & Bro., genl store Simmons J. K.. carpenter

water power from Laza creek. Cot Winter L. P., Rev., Methodist

ton is the chief export. L. B. McCrc-

rey, P. M.

BELVIDERE.

Bryan J. H. & Son, wood dlra Bryan Joseph H., physician

Hancock County. Also called Mt. Zion, Is a small

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hamlet without local postal facilities, Atwood Benjamin, millwright

about 7 miles north of Sparta court De Loach Tyler, grist mill

house.

Oieger W. L. Rev., Miss. Baptist

Graver James B., miller

BELVUE.

Lane John J., physician

Putnam County.

Nesmith 8., genl store Ollipp John, genl store

AsmaJl settlemeDt laying 2 miles Ollipp William W., genl store

south of Eatonton, comprising a pop Buskin Jackson, blacksmith ulation of about 25. No postoffice. Buskin Norman, genl store
Williams John G. Rev , Prim. Baptist

BEN HILL.

Fulton County

BENNETT.

Known also as Mount Qilead Cross

Ware County.

Roads, is a small hamlet 9 miles Located 15 miles west of Way Cross,

southwest of the city of Atlanta, re the seat of justice, is a small place

ceiving mail weekly by carrier and having no mail facilities and contain

horse. There is located at this office ing perhaps 25 inhabitants.

and in the Immediate vicinity, a

Methodist church, an institution of learning known as Mount Gllead Academy, and two steam grist and

BERKSHIRE. Cfuinnett County.

saw mills. John M. Baker, P. M. Located on Beaver Run creek, 9

Almond Thomas, grocer Baker Jobn M., wagon mnfr, grist
and saw mill Baker Lewis M. justice Barrett James G., grist mill Bryant William, constable Campbell Andrew, cotton gin KimberlyThomas, constable

milessouthwest of Lawrenceville, the county seat, 32 from Atlanta via Dolutb, the nearest express and ship ping station, which is 6 miles distant. The place has 50 inhabitants, com mon school and churches. Mail re ceived weekly. James A. Garner, P.M.

Tucker J. C., physician

Buchanan F. M, carpenter

Garner James A., genl store

BENEVOLENCE.

King W. 8. & A. V., saw mill

Randolph County.

Martin Augustus H., school teacher Matthews Henry H., physician

Situated northeast from Cuthbert Matthews Noah, constable

8 miles, with a population of 25. No Parker Thomas C., blacksmith

postoffice.

BERLIN.

BENGAL.

Banks County.

BuOaeA County.

A rural settlement of perhaps 25

Bengal is a small place of less than 20 Inhabitants, situated on the Big

persons, situated 1 mile east of Ho mer. Without postal faculties.

Letts creek, from which power is de rived to operate a grist mill. There

BERNE. '

IB also a saw mill located here ope

Camden County.

rated by steam power. Cotton is the Not a postoffice. only a small place, principal export In the neighbor of possibly 25 persons, 4 miles east of hood are two churches--Methodist Bayley. and Baptist--one common school.

This place is 8 miles southwest of SUtesborougb. the seat of justice, and 18 from Ogeechee--No. C. B.

BERSHEBA.
Henry County.

B.--its shipping point, via which At An unimportant settlement of about

lanta is 249 miles distant. Mail 25 inhabitants. No post office. 7

weekly. Eli Kennedy, P. M.

miles northeast of McDonough.

JA8. P. HARRI8ON * CO., 8tataPrinters, Publishers,, and Binders, 27 A 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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BERZELIA.

Lt stands, is a place of perhaps 150 or 200 population, 7 miles south of Gum

Columbia County--Oa. B. S.

ming court house, and 9 north of Dnluth--A. AC. A-URy--its nearest

Eleven miles southeast of Appling, the seat of justice, 21 from Augusta and 150 from Atlanta. Has two churches--Baptist and Methodist--

depot and express office, via which Atlanta is 35 miles distant. NbrcrosB on same line of railway, is the nearest telegraph station. The place con

public school, Southern Express of fice, several grist and saw mills, sash and blind factory--operated by water power derived from small streams in the neighborhood--and ships annual ly, about 200 bales of cotton, together with lath, lumber and shingles. Pop ulation 30. Mail daily by rail. H. D. Leitner, P. M.

tains Missionary and Baptist chur ches, two schools, steam gin and a,
in, grist and saw mill run by water. 'he Chattahoocb.ee river ana several small creeks, supply abundant power for operating a number of gins and mills in the neighborhood. Estima ted annual product and shipment of cotton, 1,000 bales. Mail communi

Blackston A., millwright Bonner E. P. Rev., Methodist Carter James, engineer

cation is had daily by stage, with Gumming and Dnluth, Mrs. Sarah A. Hutchins, P. M.

Cawley James, constable

Anglln J. C., tanner

Dent John M.. physician Florence O.,8hoemkr Hatcher A. L., genl store Hatcher E., general store Hood George W., brickmason Hutches & Trowbridge (Mrs. W. W.
Hughes, John Trowbridge), con tractors and builders Inplet T. G., wheelwright Leitner H. D., lath, lumber and

Bacon W. E., genl store Bagley H. T., genl store Bagley ROBS A., jewelry and Bagley W. T., justice Bailey March, blacksmith Beaver James R., saloon Bell W. J., physician Blackstock W. J., grist mill Brown B. J., physician Brown Jerry, blacksmith

nursery

shingle mnfr McCormick C. A. Mrs., sash and
blind mnfr McKair Robert M., physician Marsh P., millwright Merry B. grist mill Merry H. A., expagt and genl store -Morris E. Rev., Baptist Morton P. C. Rev., Presbyterian Palmer Benjamin Rev., Baptist Paschal T. H., saw mill Patterson George D., school teacher Prather A., engineer

Brown & Walker, gin, grist and saw

mill

BuiceJbhn Rev., Baptist

Clement W., blacksmith, cotton

buyer and gtnl store

Faggan George, genl store

Gunter 8. C., constable

Haynes ----, physician

;

James Hiram Rev., Baptist

Moore & Mullins, cotton gin

Roddy J. V., blacksmith

Rucker Elijah, blacksmith

Simmons J. 8., harness mkr

BETHANY.

Tedder T. P. shoemkr. Venable R. R., notary

Jefferton County--(See Wadtey.)

BIC SAVANNA.

BETHEL.

Dawton County.

WiUdnxm County--(See Irteinton.)

Country post office In an agricultu

BETHEL. Olynn County--(See ffaelehunt.)
BIC CREEK.
Fori)/iA County.

ral district on the Etowah river, 8 miles northeast of Dawsonville court house, 18 northwest of Galnesville, its depot, express and telegraph office, thence 53 to Atlanta. Large grist mills are run here by power derived from the river, and the shipments

Named from the stream on which from the Immediate vicinity will ag-

CUID your Freight WtMrt via the Jolt"_____ GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Lln.

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gregate yearly, perhaps, 1,800 bales same distance from Herndon--No. 9,

cotton, 1,200 bushels corn and 3,000 C. B. B.--its postofflce and shipping

pounds pork. Mail Is received weekly station, via which the distance to

by stage from Aufaria and Gumming. Atlanta is 215 miles. This was one

Robert A. Gober, P. M.

of the first postofficM established in

Baker W. A. Bev., Baptist Chambers Samuel Bev., Baptist

the county, bat some years since the papers were moved to Herndon.

Charles Harvey, miller CMber Robert A., genl store

Wm. B. JONES,

Jones J. L., notary and ez-off justice McClure Bobert B.. genl store and

BIRDSVILLE

grist mill Palmour Silas B., grist mill Smith D. Payne, Jeweler Stowem John N., justice

SEED iiiSTOCI FARM,

Wade David, physician Wade W. D. Bev., Baptist

-VIA-

Westbrooks W. T., gold miner

HERNOON P. 0., GEORGIA.

BIG SHANTY.
CM County--(See Kennetate.)

Producer of Choice Acclimated Held ant Oarden 8ml, Breeder of Devon Cattle, Berkshire Hogi.

BIG SPRING.
Hancock County.

BLACK CREEK. Semen Oounty.

A. pretty little hamlet, claiming Derives Is name from the small

25 inhabitants, about 7 miles southeast stream on which it stands, near ito

of Sparta. No postal advantages. confluence with the Savannah riverf

is a place claiming a population o,

BILLOW.
CarroU County.

600; 11 miles southeast of Sylvanla. the county seat, and 15 northewft of Halcyon Dale--C. B. B.--it*

Four miles west ot Carrollton, the nearest depot, via which Atlanta !

eat of justice and by that point 69 258 miles distant The place has two

miles from Atlanta. It is a planter's grist mills ran by water power sup

post office on Tallapoosa river, from plied from the creek named, two

which stream, power is derived for steam gins, two churches--Bapttat

operating a large mill. Newnan is nd Methodist--and two schools.

the nearest express and telegraph of Shipments from this point consist of

fice. Cotton is the principal ship cotton (GOO bales yearly), corn, syrup,

ment-some 200 bales exported annu- i poultry and eggs, the bulk of whiom

ally. Baptist and Methodist churches finds a market in the city of Savan

we near and, during a portion of the nah, by Poor Bobin landing: on Sa

year, good common schools. Mail re vannah river. Mail received weekly

ceived tri-weekly by carrier and by buggy. W. M. Bryan, P. M.

horse. > B. F. Wilder P. M.

Billing W. J., fii> and grist mill

Bonner John Bev.

Brown L. B_ dentist

Crowel Josiah Bev.

Freeman J. C-, wharfinger

Poster David, cabinet mkr

Garnett J. O., cotton gin-

Garrot Chancy Bev.

Hunter W. H.. grist miU

Hulsey A. 6., physician

LaFayette J. V., machinist

Stephenaon John cabinet mkr

Noonan William, physician

Timmons W. J. C. Bev.

Overstreet Causey, oo. tax collector

Waters W. M., genl store

BIRDSVILLE.

Burke County.

BLACKftJPRINC.

Situated 12 miles south of Waynes-

BalcMn Oounty.

borougb, the county seat, and the A rural settlement of perhaps ffl

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persons, 5 miles east of Milledgeville. Knoles Daniel E., hotel

There is no post office here..

Latimer Clement T., physician

Marshall J. M. Bev., presiding elder

BLACKSHEAR.
fierce County--A. & ff. H. R.

M. E. Church, South Mills George Prof., prin Blackshear
High School

In the center of the great "pine belt" of Southern Georgia, and hav ing excellent shipping facilities, this town offers extra iuducements to per sons wishing to engage in the turpen tine or lumber business. The town is situated on a slightly elevated knolL The surrounding country is well drained and the climate delight ful and healthy the year round, all of which tend toward making it a place peculiarly adapted to persons seeking health and winter homes in the South. There are three churches, --Methodist, Baptist and Episcopali an--a saw and grist mill, one steam cotton gin, and a turpentine still. The Blackshear News, a weekly newspa per, is published here. Blackshear is .the county seat, and has a popula tion of about 400. Telegraph, Wes tern Union. Express, Southern. T. J. Fuller, P. M.

Milton B. C., co. coroner Moore Andrew M., physician,
clerk Superior Court, judge County Court and mayor Morehouse J. W. Bev., pastor M. E. Church, SouthNicholls John C. Hon., lawyer Noble William, dentist Phillips W. R., lawyer Pike, Johnson A Co. (Charles W. Pike, Lemuel Johnson, D. Wadley), grist and saw mill Purdour John M., co. tax collector and receiver Quarterman John W. Bev., Presby terian Shaw John M.. grist and saw mill Smith Alien N., exp agt and genl store Smith Henry J., genl store and phy sician Smith J. Seward, saloon Stone Isham, genl store Strickland Alfred J., ordinary

Acoata Eustace J., genl store and r.r. Strickland James W., genl store

agt

Tatum Henry J., saloon

Armitage William, contractor, saw Thomas Lewis, co. surveyor

and planing mill

Wade Archibald P., stock dlr

Aspinwail John, stock dlr

Way Samuel B., jeweler

Aspinwall Matthew, stock dlr

Yeoman George B., jeweler

AUtinson W. D. Rev., Baptist

Blacksbear News, E. Z. Byrd. editor Brantley Benjamin D., co. tax re
ceiver, genl store, gin and grist mill

BLACKSHEAR'S MILL.
Laurmt County.

Brown Alien, dentist

A small discontinued post offlca

Brown House., Mrs. M. A. E. situated on Big Creek, 8 miles north

Brown,_propr.

of Dublin court house, and 21 from

Byrd E. Z., sheriff and editor Black- Oconee--C. B, B.--the nearest express

shear News

and shipping station. The creek

Carpenter Robert W., genl store furnishes power for operating a mill.

Carter John W., naval stores

Cotton is 'the principal shipment

Cocbrane Alfred E., lawyer

Population less than 20. Distance to

Cohen Morris M., genl store Colcord J. 8., grist mill

Atlanta via Oconee, 168 miles.

Diokson A Byrd (Andrew J. DIckson.

Dred Byrd). genl store, grist mill

and stock airs

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BLAIR8VILLE.
Union County.

Franklin T. J., grist and saw mill County seat; situated on Notley

Frazer William E,, physician

river, 53 miles north of Gainesville,

Fuller Thomas J., post master the nearest express and shipping

and U. 8. commr

station, via which it la 106 miles from

Harper Joseph A., saloon

Atlanta. It is a place of about 100

Hitch Simon W., solicitor genl Brans- Inhabitant*, has two churches--

wick Circuit

Methodist and Baptist--and oue

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Bchool. The principal shipment from cotton about 3,000 bales. H. C. Fryer.

this point is stock. The river furn P. M.

ishes power for operating a grist mill. Mail received tri-weekly on horse back. W. 3. Conley, P. M.

Alexander M. T., physician Brown E. C., lawyer Buchanau James, co. treas

Anderson Joshua, ordinary

Butler James, saloon

Butt James A., lawyer

Butler Robert T., co. coroner and genl

Butt & Bro. (T. J. and J. A.), genl store

store

Chipstead George E., co. tax collector

Candler W. E., lawyer

Davis Robert W., lawyer

handler & Wellborn (W. E. Gaudier, Doster B. R, physician and druggist

C. J. Wellborn), genl store.

Early County Factory (Holmes,

Carroll H. L. Rev

Hutchens A Wade), domestics

Crump E. G., physician Early Wesley, co. treas

Early County News, W. W. Fleming, pubr

Field James G., co. coroner

Evans James N., ordinary .

Fleming Thomas, co. surveyor

Fleming W. W., propr Early County

Foster Ctinrles E., i-Ik Superior Court News

HaralaoD Thomas J., tanner

Fryer Edward L., genl store

Hughes Thomas M., Rev., genl store Fryer H. C., genl store and justice

Ketron L A., physician

Holmes, Hutchens & Wade (G. W;

Ledford B. M. Rev

Holmes, Anthony Hutchens, John

McCollutu James, co. tax collector

M. and Reuben W. Wade), proprs

McGee J. F. Rev

Early County Factory

Mathis Daniel, sheriff

Howard Thomas M., dentist .

Petty Isaac, tanner

Jones James B., livery stable

Queen Lewis Rev

Jones & Freeman (Thomas F. Jones,

Quillian W. E., school teacher

Robert Freeman), genl store

Rogers E. D., blacksmith

Lane John P., co. tax receiver

Thomas William, co. tax receiver Lloyd W. F. Rev., Methodist

Timmon J. A. Rev

Mundy J. A. Rev., Baptist

Wellbom. Butt & Co. (C. J. Perry Joel W., elk Superior Court

Wellborn, J. A. Butt, J. M. Rich, Powell R H., lawyer

W. J. Conley, M. Y. Hamby),grist Powers A F., dentist

mill, 2 miles

Robinson Bolin H., genl store

Wellboru Carlton J. lawyer

Smith A Brunson (Joseph J. Smith,

Edgar Brunson), genl store

BLAKELY.

Standifer W. M., physician Slewert James M., grist mill

Early County--Blakdy Div. 8. W. R. B. County sent; present prospective
western terminus of this line, 156 miles from Macon, and 259 from At lanta. The shipping points for Blake-

Wade J. M. & R W. (John M. and Reuben W. , genl store
Williams Reuben D., hotel and livery stable
Williams Thomas, notary

Iy are Howard's Landing on Chattahoochee river, 9 miles west, and Ar lington, 15 miles east; the latter be

BLANCHARD.
Muteogee County-N. &&R.R.

ing the nearest express office and de pot. Fort Gaines, about 15 miles northwest, is its telegraph station, with which, and Arlington, there is

Eleven miles from Columbus, 111 from. Macon and 149 from Atlanta. No poet office.

daily mail stage communication. The place has Baptist and Methodist churches, mixed school, steam saw

BLOODWORTH'S. WiOdnton County.

mill, several mills operated by water Twelve miles north of Irwlnton,

power and an estimated population of the county seat, 139 from Atlanta via

TOO. The Early County Manufactur Mclntyre--No. 16, C. R R--which

ing Co., have their works at How is the nearest shipping point, with a

ard's Landing. Animal shipment of distance of 8 miles intervening.

The PtrheessbaenatdAPdevoeprltelarienggarMdeTdHiuImCIHn RthISeTSIoAuNthJ.NDCX

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Stages run to Mllledgeville weekly. tfetbodist church and common

Black creek furnishes power for run school. Mrs. M. A. McClure, P. M.

ning a grist mill, besides which there is a grist mill and cotton gin run by steam. The place has a population of 200, Primitive Baptist church and

Jryant T. P.. physician jterman T. D., notary and justice Weaver Fidel, lawyer

common school. Mail received by

hack. P. T. Ethridge, P. M.

BLUE SPRING.

Bales W. C., blacksmith

Dougherty Ctnmty.

Brown J. B., genl store Deason W. A., cotton gin Italy J. A., grist mill Etluidge P. T.j genl store, gin and
gristmill

An unimportant settlement 4 mile* southeast of Albany, containing prob ably 26 persons, and without postal advantages.

Gatelin V. Q., wagon mnfr

BLUE SPRING.

BLOUNTSVILLE.

Gordon County--8. B. & D. ft. B.

Jonei County.

Better known as Miller's, is a plao*

Located 7 miles northwest of Had dock's Station, the nearest shipping point, via which it is 129 miles from Atlanta and 26 from Macon. Clin ton, the seat of justice, is 10 miles

of some 80 or 40 inhabitants, located on Blue Spring creek, 8 miles north* west of Calboun, the seat of Justice, 27 above Borne, and 107 from Atlan ta. Beaaca--W. A A. B. B.--is the

southwest. Cotton is the principal shipment. Mail received trl-weekly by horse. V. B. Clark, P. M.

nearest express office. The plaoa contains a union church, common school, and a grist mill propelled by

Bullard W. M., physician Clark. Van Bnren, genl store and
co. tax receiver Dumas Thomas, genl store Sammons E. W., school teacher Williams John F., genl store

water power derived from the creek named. Iron ore abounds in thli vicinity, but grain aud some cotton are the only exports. Mail daily. A. G. Holcombe, P. M. Alton J. M., music teacher

Williams Thomas J., justice

Brock G. F., physician

BLUE CREEK.
White County.

Fite J. A., r. r.agt Harris C. A., harness and saddles I/ane J. A., carpenter Strain W. I*, miller

Until July, 1878, this waa a post- Taylor John, grist mill

office; now only a small settlement, Wood J. L., shoemkr

chiefly farmers, about 5 miles from

Cleveland court house, its nearest mail point The place has one gen eral store, by W. H., Allison & Bro.,

BLUE WATER.
Laurent County--(Bee Reedy Springt.)

and a Methodist church, Bev. E. L.

Stephens, pastor.'

BLUFFTON.

Clay County.

BLUE RIDGE.

A small unimportant postofflce lo

Fannin County.

cated midway between Fort GaJnes,

Five miles south of Morganton court house, and about 40 miles direct east of Dalton, its nearest depot and express office, via which Atlanta is 140 miles distant It is only a coun

the county seat, and Arlington, the nearest railway station, 12 miles from each, and 267 from Atlanta. It hM one church and two -small common schools. F. E. Tinsley, P. M.

try poatofflce, receiving a weekly mail by carrier, and having in the

Collina G. L., genl store Thompson ----, physician

immediate vicinity a Baptist and a Tinder F. ., physician

yur Ntorohandlfte fkom Boston and New-York ' via the C1OROIA ROAD Fast Freight tin*.

BOA
BOARDTREE.
CheroJeee County.

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shipment. Population 50. Mail re

ceived twice a day. R E. Walton, P.M.

A small village of about 25 inhab itants, situated 4 miles northeast of Ophir. No postofflce

Hlghtower W. W., r. r. agent Spicer A., exp agt Wadley William, grist mill

BOLD SPRING.

BOLTONVILLE.

Franldin County,

Fulton County--W. A A. B. R.

A small place of about 25 Inhab

itants, located on Nails creek, 7 miles Located on the Chattahooche river

south of Carnesville court house and and Peachtree creek, is a place of 100

13 from Harmony Grove--N. E. R inhabitants, 7 miles from Atlanta, its

B.--the nearest shipping station via nearest telegraph and express offioa,

which.it is 174 from Atlanta. The and 133 from Chattanooga. Station

place has three churches--Methodist, known as Bolion and sometime!

Presbyterian and Baptist--and one called Fulton. The place contains

school. Cotton, poultry, eggs, butter two churches--Baptist and Methodist

and dry bides form the chief ship --common schools, and is a manufac

ments. .There is shipped from this turing point of no little importance.

place about 500 bales of cotton annu Unlimited water power is derived

ally. The creek furnishes power for from streams above named, operating

operating a mill and gin. In the at present merchant mills, furniture

neighborhood are some very pretty factory, etc. Near this place, on ?h

and tasteful residences. Consider Cbattahoocb.ee river, is being erected

able interest 5s taken in the culture a laige pontoon mill. The steam ice

of fruit, with fair success. Mail re manufactory of Mr. Albert Howell of

ceived weekly. P. M.

W.

G.

Alexander,

Atlanta; is being enlarged to the ca pacity of twelve tons of ice per day.

About four millions of good brick

Alexander W. O. * Bro., (W. G. have been manufactured here of th

and T. D.), genl store

best clay to be found in the State.

Alexander & Carson (John M. Alex These products, with flour, meal and

ander, G. Li. Carson), gin and grist wood, comprise the shipments. Mail

mill

daily by ralL Thomas Moore, P. M.

Carson David Bev., Baptist

Carson George L., gin, grist and saw Burga William, brick mason

mill

Bryant G. L., carpenter

Carson G. L. & A. F., genl store

Caaey John H., cotton gin

Cartledge G. H. Bev., Presbyterian Chilaera ----. physician

Holbrook J. T.. physician

Cook Jesse M., justice

Holbrook William Y., gin, grist and Cox Andrew, carpenter

saw mill

DonohooF.'M., physician

King J. M.. painter

Gilleland W. J. Bev. (Methodist),

Langston 8. A., genl store

box aud furniture mnfr

Little C. H., notary

Harris ---- Bev., Baptist..

BtriblingM, L., justice

Hart John, engineer

Varner J. 6. Bev., Methodist

Howell Albert, ice mnfr

Vaughn B. R, constable '

Kelly W. L., miller

McGriff Hiram, overaeer public roads

BOLINCBROKE.

Moore Jerry (e), blacksmith Moore Jt Son (Thomas and J. M.),

Xonroe County--Atlanta Die.

G.

B. B.

grist mill and genl store Newton H. E., carpenter

Also called Colaparche; 11 miles Plummer K.. engineer

southeast from Forsytb, the seat of Boladar W. J. Bev., Methodist

Justice, 15 from Macon aud 88 from Smith John (c), shoemkr

Atlanta. Cotton Is the. principal Smith R L. machinist

. lI?*.

Ooliu&tai, Oml Xnnnaoe, H, Hub*, Lift, Ad,_____eident. Brtaldiihed 1819.______

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miles northeast of Sylvania. Not a lost office. Estimated population 25.

Twiggs County.

Fifteen milessoutbwestofJeffenon-

BOSTON.

ville court bouse and 3 from field's Thama* County--W. Div. A.&O. R. B.

--Station 18, M. A B. B.---via which Macon is eleven miles distant and Atlanta 1H miles. Bollard's, on the same railway is the nearest express office. The place has a Baptist church, good school, steam gristmill, about 75 inhabitants, and receives semi-Weekly mail by carrier and horse. J. T. Bond, P. M

This is a very healthy and thriving little town of 300 inhabitants, 279 miles from Atlanta via Albany and Thomasville, and 12 southeast of the latter, which is the county seat. The jlace has three churches--Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian--an acade my, a steam saw mill and one grist and flour mill operated by water

Andrews J. E., justice Bond S. J. &> J. T., genl store Bull W. H., physician Bice T. M. C., physician

power furnished by the Aucilla creek, which runs in close proximity. Cot ton, oats and syrup are the principal shipments, there being about 1,200 bales of the former shipped annually.

BONNER'SMINE. CarroU County.

Mail is received twice a day. J. N. Carson, P. M. J. S. Norton, Mayor.

Not a post office, only a small set tlement claiming a population of 25; located-8 miles southwest of Carrollton.

Blood D. B., genl store Brooks William M., genl store Butler N. M., wheelright Daraon J. iV., genl store . Cook M. Ly genl store

BONNY DOON.

Culpepper J. T., physician Curry W. J., blacksmith

Jefferson County.

Davis W. A., grocer

Situated 12 miles northwest of Lou isville, and Is without postal advan tages. Estimated population 25.

Eason W. C. J. B., grist mill Fitzgerald James, carpenter Fitzgerald John, carpenter Fitzgerald W. T., grocer

BOOKERSVILLE.

Uarman J. J., genl store Harman J. J. Jr., saw mill '

WOkcs County.

Jarrett F. L., druggist and physician

. A small country village of some 25 persons, without postal facilities; lo cated 7 miles east of Washington.

Jones W. M.. gem store Leonard J. K. Rev., Methodist Leonard J. T., brick mnfr McDonald J. B., justice

BOSTICK.

Mclntosh B. F., sale stable Norton A. Q., druggist and physician

Jefferton County--O. B. S.

Norton J. 8.. genl store and livery

One hundred miles from Savannah, 90 from Macon and 193 from Atlan ta. No post office.

Busbin J. M. Bev., Baptist Stacy M. E., dentist and physician Stacy Weston, carpenter Stone B. L, exp and r. r. agt

B08TICK.

Tarvel B. B., carpenter Taylor J.' W., genl store

TaXbot County--8. W. B. B.

Vann N. A., physician

Sixty-five miles from Macon. 35 Whltfleld W. L., constable

from Columbus and 108 from Atlan ta. No post office.

BOTTSFORD.

BOSTON. Scrtvtn County.

Sumter County. A little hamlet without a postofflce. 15 miles southwest of Americus, and

Located on the Savannah river, II claiming some 35 population:

CHID your Merchandise from Philadelphia andBal. bill" iimore via GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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BOWDON.

BOWENVILLE.

CarroU County.

CarroU County.

Between the Little Tallapooaa river and Indian Creek--both affording ezsellent water power, operating a wool factory and several gins and grist mills--is a village of 350 population, near the Alabama line, 12 miles west of Carrollton court house and nearest depot, via which it is distant from Atlanta 77 miles. Newnan, 38 miles southeast, is its express office. The village has a Masonic lodge, Bap tist and two Methodist churches, and an excellent school, the Bowdon Col lege, a flourishing institution with 80 pupils. Mail tri-weekly by stage from CarrolltoD. N. Shelnutt, P. M.

Twelve miles southeast of Carroll ton, seat of justice, is a place claimIng 115 inhabitants. Situated on Snake creek, from which is derived the power for operating flour mill, saw and shingle mills and sash, door and blind factory. A large cot ton mill Is located here but not In operation. Whiteabnrgh on the 8. G. & K. A. B. B,, is its depot, express office and point of daily mail supply. Newnan Is the nearest telegraph sta tion. By rail, via Wbitesburgh, At lanta is about 50 miles distant. The place has a Baptist church and a common school. J. H. Barron, P> M., Thomas P. Amis, assistant.

Adamson Q. K., genl store

Adams Lawson, wagon mnfr

Adamson A Smith, genl store and gin Amis Edmond Rev. (G), Baptist

Aderhold L. J., physician

Amis Franklin J. Bev., (Baptist),

Barrow Joseph, shoemkr

shingle mnfr

Barrow J. B.. genl store

Amis William, grist and saw mill

Barrow W. H., wagon mkr

Barron J. H., school teacher

Bowdon College, J. W. Beck prea Boon Jb Amis (Daniel Boon,Thom-

Crews J..F., blacksmith

as P. Amis), genl store

Downs J. W., tanner and wagon Bowers William F. Rev., (Bap

mkr.

tist), exp and r.r. agt

Garrett J. M., cabinet mkr

Brown J. C., physician

Hearn WiUiam 8., gin and grist mill Duncan & Smith (John W. Duncan,

Hood J. E., druggist

John N. Smith), blacksmiths

Johnson A. Z., millwright

Holland J. EL, millwright

King J. W., carpenter

Hornsby C. C., pottery

KnowleS E. M.. Blacksmith

Jones B. B., teacher

Little A Ward (S. B. Little, J. H. Payton J. N., cabinet mkr

Ward), genl store

Phillips 8. P., timber cutter

Lovvorn W. D., blacksmith, wool Bice John, buggy mkr

factory, gin, grist and saw mill Suhaefer E., genl store

McDaniel 8. A., gin and grist mill Smith Gideon, shoemkr

McGavity A. E., physician

Smith Milton, timber cutter

Mil* Jabez, justico

Thompson Jack, machinist

Sewell John, blacksmith

White H. V., cabinet mkr .

Shelnutt John N., lawyer

Wood W. A., wagon mkr

Shelnutt IV., lawyer

Smith Gideon, carpenter Smith W. W., artist Stead A. A. tanner

BOWERSVILLE. Hart County--E. A-L. Sy.

Tweedell W. 8., genl store and tan This Is a new depot on a line of

ner

railroad but a few months in opera

Williams H. M., physician

tion; 10 miles west of Hartwell court

Ward J. H., notary

house, 25 above Elberton, and 25 from

Ward J. B., hotel.

Toccoa--A, A C. A-L. By--via which

Atlanta is 118 miles distant. The

place has two cburchea--Baptist and

BOWEN'8 MILLS.

Methodist--steam saw mill, about

100 inhabitants and daily mail by

WUeox County--{See Soute Creek.) rail. Mail communication is also

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Prop'rs, 87 A 89 Broad St.

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had with Hartwell by daily stager King W. H., gin and saw mill

Cotton is the chief shipment. Wil Vickey W. J. Bev.

liam F. Bowers, P. M., Banyan Walker 8. H., physician

Bowers, assistant.

Adams A. W., genl store

BOX SPRING.

Adams H. L.. genl store

TaStot County--8. W. B. B.

Benson & Co.. genl store Bowers Banyan, ezp and r. r. agt Bowers John M., justice Bowers William F. Rev., Baptist Brown W. W., genl store Cawthon J. N., carpenter Cheek John B., blacksmith Cheek Marion Rev., teacher Cheek Oliver, wheelwright Cheek T. R., genl store

A small place with a population of about 50 on Upatoie creek, 15 miles southwest of Tulbotton, the county seat, 23 from Columbus, 77 from Mtcon and 180 from Atlanta. Has * steam saw mill and ships about 700 bales cotton annually. Express, Southern. Mall daily. J. J. Chap man, P. M.

Cheek W. H., cabinet mkr Dean John O., carpenter Dennard Samuel, genl store Floyd A. J., wheelwright Gilleland Samuel W., blacksmith Johnson M. M., genl store Linden T. J., saw mill Phillips Joel, chair mkr Phillips William, chairmkr Weaver W. B., brick mason White Alexander, genl store

Chapman J. J., genl store Green A Biley, genl store Harris A. J., justice King John, teacher McCrary W. A., genl store Matthews C. C. H., physician Smith C. M., physician
BOXVILLE. Montgomery County.

Containing a population of about

. BOWLING GREEN. 25. It Is a country settlement situa

OffktAorpe County. No postpffice, population 25. Lo cated 3 miles northeast of Maxey's,

ted 4 miles northwest of Seward and 12 southeast of Mount Vernon. No post office.

and 8 south of Lexington.-

BRANCH.

BOWMAN.

Paulding County.

mert County--S. A-L. By,

Four miles east of Dallas court

Twelve miles northwest of Elber- house, 16 west of Marietta, its depot,

ton, the seat ofjustice, 38 from Tocooa, via which it is 131 from Atlanta.

express and telegraph office and 28 direct from Atlanta, or 36 by rail, vta

Cotton, produce and lumber, form the chief industries. About 700 bales cot ton shipped annually. Methodist and Baptist churches, and one school.

Marietta. It has a population of 26, a Missionary Baptist church, common school and a. daily mail by none and carriage. Rev. E. M. Compton, P. M.

This place has two steam saw mills and two grist mills, run by water power derived from Beaverdam creek. Population 80. Mail daily. A. R. Elfiott, P. M.

Babb Columbus C., carpenter Babb William J.. carpenter Chapman John A^constable. Compton E. M. Rev. (Prim. Bap
tist), notary and ex-off justice

Burden J. N., blacksmith

Cooper Oliver P., genl store

Chapman John E., genl store

Denton Samuel, constable

Eaves J. A., blacksmith

Hooper Oliver, general store

Elliott A. R., genl store

Parrls Noton D., blacksmith

Gay H. C., physician

Pool C. A., justice

Glover A Glover (laham G. and J. Porter Martin, miller

D.), genl store

Bakestraw Ivy R., miller

GOBS I. H..physiclan

Wigley Joseph L.. stone mason

Hendrick K M., millwright

Wigley William P., wheelwright

TAKE _th_e__G_E_O_R_G_I_APRoApIuLlRaOr ARDo,uttheefrom Atlanta.

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BRANCHVILLE.

BRICK STORE.

IKtdheU County.

Newton County.

Eight miles southeast of Camilla. Has a population of some 25 persons,

Without postal advantages, and containing about 25 inhabitants, six;

but no postal facilities

mifos east of Covingtou

BRANTLEY.

BRIER CREEK.

Marion County.

Sereeen County.

On the semi-weekly mail stage route from Geneva--8. W. K. B.--its depot, express and telegraph office, 16 miles north, to Buena Vista court house, 5i miles south; is a small ham let of perhaps 50 persons, with a Meth odist church and common schools, but no manufacturing interest,though

Country settlement on the Savan nah river at the month of stream from which it derives its name. It is the shipping point for Buck Creek, the nearest postofflce, 7 mil- s distant. Bazemore Perry, genl store . Bowie W. C., physician

the location is a good one for a steam Kin, grist or saw mill, W. J. Short,

BRIGHT STAR.

Douglas County.

Brnson W. D., buggy mkr Milner Abram (c), blacksmith Short W. J., geul store Wells A. B., co. tax receiver

Located on the wagon road running from Douglasville court house to Wbitesburgh; 5 miles southwest of the former and 18 from the latter, its

BRENTWOOD.

nearest shipping point via which it is 52 from Atlanta. Cotton is the chief

Wayne County--if. -&B.B.R Fifteen miles southeast of Baxley, the seat of justice, 55 from Brunswick, 131 from Macon, :md 234 from Atlan ta. Population, 200. Churches--Meth odist. Schools, one colored. The chief interest of this place is the man ufacture of lumber; abont 8,OOD,000

shipment. One church--Methodist Mail semi-weekly on horseback. M. G. Butler, P. M. Banks Ezeklel, blacksmith Butler Y. D., shoemkr Ensley, Henry, painter. House Gibson, miller Iiangstou Fanny Miss, school teacher

feet shipped annually from the exten sive steam saw mills of D. R. Wad-

BRINSONVILLE.

ley & Co. Very little cotton is han

Burke County--C. B. S.

dled. The Southern Express Co. ope rates along this line, but no agent is located at Brentwood. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. H. G. Wadley, P. M.

Better known as Cushingville, is a place of perhaps 20 population, on the Ogeechee river, 20 miles south of Waynesborough, the county seat, 83 from Savannah, 107 from Macou and

Edwards A Thomas, genl store Middleton B. H., genl store Wadler D. R. & Co. (D. B. A H.

210from Atlanta. MiUen,4mileseast, is ite express and telegraph office. Mail daily. M. M. Daniel, P.M] .

G. Wadley, M. B. Milieu, D. Bacon), lumber mnfrs

G.

Daniel M. M., r. r. agt Lester J. A. constable

Parker T. M., carpenter

BREWER.

Efflngham County--C. S. R.

BROAD RIVER.

A small station known- also as

filbert County.

Brown'a and No. Three and a Half; An unimportant settlement of

35 miles from Savannah, 155 from about 20 people, two miles southeast

Macon and 258 from Atlanta. No of Grove ana abouit 10 west of Elber-

poatoffice.

ton. No post office.

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BROKEN ARROW.

Baptist and Methodiet Episcopal. Cotton lathe principal article shipped.

Walton County.

Mail received daily each way. James

This is a little hamlet without a C. Grimes, P. M.

post office, 5 miles south west of Mon- Crowder E. T., wheelwright

roe. Population about 20.

Daniel C. P., genl store

Gable N. W., physician

BROOKFIELD.

Glass M. B., gem store

Berrien County- B, & A R. R.

Grimes James C., genl store Grimes Martin & Co.. genl store

One hundred and twenty-two miles from Brunswick, 258 from Atlanta and 20 north of Nush ville court house. A place of 145 inhabitants, with Methodist and Missionary Baptist

Haisten Henry H., wheelwright Pritchard William H., genl stor* Bedwine Sanders, saloon Shin Ransom, shoemkr Whltaker W. H., physician

churches, and one common school;

situated near the Alapaha river with in a few miles of Camp creek, which furnishes power for operating a mill.

BROOKVILLB.
Worth County.

Naval stores, cotton and syrup are the chief shipments. Mitchell & Co.'s Express. Mail daily each way. W.

Discontinued postoffloe at a former station on the B. A A. B. B., between Isabella and Davis.

J. Turner, P. M.

Bussey H. T. Rev., Methodist

BROOMTOWN.

Bussey W. 8., notary and ex-off jus

Chattooga County.

tice Bussey W. S. & Co. (W. 8. Bus-
sey, W. J. Nelson), genl store Butler J. H., saloon

Five miles northwest of Summerville. Possibly 20 inhabitants. No postoffice.

Carr Walter (c), barber Coarsey J. B., cotton gin

BROWN'S.

Griffin L. M., carriage mkr Hardv Charles, gin and grist mill

EfflngJtam County--(See Brewer.)

Pritchard W. A., carpenter and con stable
Turner W. J., genl store Wood J. N., genl store and mnfr
naval store* Young Jacob Rev., Baptist

BROWN'S.
Terrett County--(See Powers.)
BROWNTS~iRIDCE.
Fortyth County.

BROOKLINE. Jfaditon County.

Situated on the Chattahoochee river, from whence power is derived: for operating a grist, saw and plan*

A rural settlement containing about 28 people. No postofflce. Situated southeast from DanielsvHle, 9 miles.

ing mill; eight miles northeast of Gumming court bouse, and 5 from Flowery Branch, the nearest express: and shipping station, thence 44

BROOKS STATION.

to Atlanta.. Flour, meal, lumbar and wool rolls are the. principal articles

Fayette County--8. G.&N.A.R. S. shipped. Stage communication bad

Better known as Brooksville, and formerly called Goodson. Located 12 miles south of Fayettevffle, the seat of justice, 23 from Newnan and 12 from Griffin, the nearest express office, via which it is 65 from At

with Camming and Gainesville weekly. It is a place of about thirty inhabitants, with three churchesMethodist, Episcopal and Baptist-- and one- common school. Mail weekly. M. W. Brown, P. M.

lanta. It is a place of 500 inhabi Austin J. M., genl store

tants, with two schools and three Brown M. W., contractor and

churches -- Methodist, Missionary wheelwright

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the _________________Short Line from Maodn.

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Clark Oliver, blacksmith, grist and saw mill
Morgan C. C., genl store

BRUNSWICK. Olynn County--M. * B. B. B.

Scroggins John, miller

County seat, situated on Ogle-

Smith Joseph, blacksmith

thorpe Bay, five miles from Atlantic

Ocean. The harbor at this place is

one of the finest in the United States.

BROWN'S CROSSING. Baldwin County--If. & A. . It.

Sheltered from the ocean by Jackyl Island, it affords protection from the roughest seas; and the extreme depth

A country postoffice 8 miles south of the harbor admits vessels of the

west of Miltedgeville, the county heaviest tonage. Brunswick is the

seat, 24 from Macon and 127 from terminus of the Macon and Bruns

Atlanta. Fishing7 creek furnishes wick and Brunswick and Albany

power for operating a grist milL Cot- Railroads; both of which paw

top, corn and bacon form the princi through a country covered with-

pal shipments. It bag one church-- a heavy growth of pine timber,

Methodist Mail daily. C.E. Brown, and producing large quantities of

P. M.

turpentine ana rosin; all of which'

Bonner C. E.. constable Brown D. W., genl store Brown P. W., justice Worsham . C., grisf mill

look 'to Brunswick for an outlet to the Northern and European markets. The exports for 1878, consisting of lumber, rosin and turpentine, whale oil, wool and cotton, amounted to

+1,373,841. There are two regular

BROWN'S LANE.

lines of steamships touching at this

Ifaeen County--JSufauJa Div. 8. W. B. B.

point. One from New York to Fernandina. Fla., and the other from

Forty-four miles from Macon, 9 New York to Jacksonville, Fla.

from Eufaula and 147 from Atlanta. There are also three lines of steam Probably what was once known as boats; two from Savannah to Palat-

Marthasvilie. No postofflce.

ka, Fla., and one from Savannah,

to Satffla River, Fla. Several large

BROWNSVILLE.

saw mills, one flour mill, and one stave factory are in operation during

Pauldtng County.

the entire year. There are five

This place has two churches--Baptist and Methodist--one academy, and a population of 35. Stage communica tion is bud with Powder Springs and Carrollton. It is 11 miles south of Dallas court house, 18 from Marietta, its nearest railway station, via which It is 38 from Atlanta. By wagon road, Atlanta is only 26 miles distant. Cotton is the chief production, usu ally hauled to Atlanta by wagons. Mail received four times week by hack. A. La Fayette Bartlett, P. M.

churches--Methodist, Baptist, Epis copal, Presbyterian and Catholic. Telegraph, Western Union. Express Southern, anJ Mitchell A Co.'s. Linus North, P. M. Beck William C., produce Berrie William A., co. tax collector Berrie William H., expagt Best Asbley O., dentist Blatn James 8., physician Borchardt Abram E., grocer Briesenick Ernest, genl store Brunswick Advertiser, T. O.
Stacy, editor. (See p. 405.)

Austin D. Rev., Baptist

Brnnswick Hotel, Wm. P. Gol

Bartlett A. La Fayrtte, g*6l store den, propr. (See p. 405.)

and lawyer Borrls Mollie Mist., teacher

Brunswick ft Albany R. R., J. de Neufvflte, pres; Charles L. Scblat-

Garret! M. L., lawyer James J. C.-conBtaWe Johnson J. WI, notary McLarty George W., physician

ter, supt Cargyle Benjamin M., physician Chandler George, grocer and saloon Cohen Isaac 8., genl store

Meadows Jacob Rev., Baptist Smith B. EL, justice

Cafcer Will!*** B.C., ordinary and U. 8. commr

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

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Cook Bros & Co. (J. B. and Mra. L 8. Madden James M., physician and

Cook, B. K. Walker), grocers, saw druggist

and planing mills

tfahoney Timothy, grocer

Davidson David, hotel

Marlin Carey, genl store

Davis Elijah, grocer and cigar mnfr Header R. D., asst supt B. A. A. R. R

Davis teonidas B., physician, Mersbon & Smith (M. L. Mershon,

druggist and co. coroner

Ira E. Smith), lawyers

Day Henry C., agt M. & B. B. B. Mfeyers R. Mrs., genl store

Dexter Charles H., banker and Micbaelson J. & Bro. (J. and M.),

broker. (See p. 405.)

genl store

Dexter John M., banker, broker Vfickle B. A. Rev., Presbyterian

aiid ins. agt

Mills Edmund, grocer

Dillon D. James, grocer

Moore Charles G., carpenter, ho

Doerflinger Charles J., watchmkr

tel and undertaker

Doerflinger Francis J., Bay Sa Moore John E., grocer

loon. (See p. 271.)

Nelson James F., genl store

Doerflinger William F., jeweler and North Liinus, books and station-

sewing machines

Drury Le Baron, cotton compress O'Connor Thomas, Jr., elk Su

Dunn David T., banker and bro perior Court

ker. (See p. 405:)

Owen David G., manager W. U. Tel.

Dunn & Co., grocers

Co

Fitzgerald & Spears (F. A. Fitzger Penniman E. A., co. surveyor

ald. J. J. Spears), genl store

Penniman William F., com mer

Franklin John B., agt pictures

Putnam Andrew T., grocer and livery

Friedlauder G. & Co. (G. Friedlan- stable

der, W. Anderson), genl store Bainey William H., bailiff and con

Glogauer Samuel M., grocer

stable

Golden William P., propr Bruns Reynolds A. & Co. (A. Reynolds, C.

wick Hotel. (Seep. .)

D. Fiiiley), iron founders

Goodyear & Harris (C. P. Goodyear, Bowe M. C. Mrs., millinery and

F. H. Harris), lawyers

fancy goods

Griggs House, A. E. Wattles, propr Scblatter Charles L., supt B. & A.

Habersbam John B., ins. and real B. B

estate agt

Soloman Elijah, agt, dry goods

Harrison William H., saloon and Sprunt John D., turpentine

restaurant

Stacy Thomas G., editor Brans-

Hazlehurst Robert, physician

wick Advertiser. (See p. 405.)

.Heins Anna Mrs., confectioner

Symmes & Atkinson fCourtland

Holt Pleasant A., grist mill

Symmes, S. B. Atkinson), lawyers.

Honiker R. L. Rev.. M. E. South

(See p. 405.)

Hoyt L. D. & Co. (L. D. Hoyt, M. J. Treadwell Henry B., brickmason

Colser), hardware

Turner William, co. tax receiver

Isaacs Aaron, baker

Turner W. &Co. (W. Turner, E. Du-

Joerger Frederick, druggist

Bignon), grocers

Kaiser A. & Bro. (A. and M.), gen)

store .Lamb John P., co. tress .Lambright James E., justice Lambright Joseph E., sheriff

JOE W. WALLACE,
FBOPBIETOB

Leben B. F. Mrs., hotel and confec tioner

r :5<T#\ft

Littlefleld & Tison (S. C. Littlefield,

AND

John M. Tison, Jr.), com mers

Long James (c), barber

Lucas E. H. Rev., Episcopal

McCabe P. J. Rev.. Catholic

Mabry George B., judge co. court Mabry &, Crovatt (G. B. Mabry

Also, the Celebrated Aurora Boer.

A. J. Crovatt), lawyers. (Seep. 405., Bay Street, Brunswick, Ca.

T A VF the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1 AlVfi

the Best Route East.

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T. C. STAGY,

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Cor. Oglethoxpe and Xuuflel& Sta., BBUNSWIOZ, QA.

C. H. DEXTER, K&827 ft CMTT,
Banker and Collector Attorneys at Law,

Merchandise Broker,
BRUNSWICK, CA.
Prompt Remittance of Collections a Specialty. ^"Reference--Any Savannah Bank.

BBUW3W1CK, OA.
Practice regnlariy In the conntles of Glynn, Wayne, Appling, Coffee, Ware, Pierce ana Camden of the Bmnswick Circuit, and Telfair of the Oconee Circuit
Befer to Hon. John B. Gordon.

D.T. DUNN, mm & ATKINSON,
BANKER,

Established Jan'y, 1870.

BBUmrWIGK, GkA.

Bnys and Sells Domestic and Foreign Exchange; Beeches Deposits; Discounts Paper and gives special attention to the Col lection of Drafts, Notes and Accounts.

BRUNSWICK, CA.

UW/il1lI1C/OnXv'oS

Oolvatau, 0*. Kmrtiiti. ZiUttlihed 1849.

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Ward A. C. Rev., Baptist

200; two churches--Baptist and Meth

Wattles Alexander E., propr Grlggs odist. Cotton is the principal ship

House

ment, about 400 bales being shipped

Wenz Albert E., saloon

annually. Mail semiweekly on

Williams Hattie Miss milliner

horseback. A. J. Baeemore, P. M.

Yakel Henry, tailor

Bazemore A. J., genl store

BRYANTVILLE.

Bazemore J. P., sewing machine ogt Bazemore T. Rev., Methodist

CdKb County.

Bowie W. C.,thy8ician

Southwest from Marietta court bouse 13 miles and 12} miles direct northwest from Atlanta. Smyrna, 6} miles northeast, is the nearest de

EUington A. F. Rev., Methodist Jackson G. L. Rev., Baptist Kittles H. C., lawyer Manner W. J., justice

pot, express and telegraph office. The place has an estimated populution of

BUClfEYE.

600; three churches--Methodist,Mis-

Johnton County

sionary Baptist and Primitive Baptiist--district school, steam gin, gin and grist mill run by water power, and is in daily communication by mail stage with Atlanta and Douglasville. 8. B. Cochran, P. M. Ballard Benjamin, justice

Is a small post office about 10 miles southwest of Wrighteville court house. Guyton C. S. A Co., genl store Martin John L., gem store Norris John F., genl store

Brown S. W.. constable Chandler T. A. & W. B.. saloon Garrett C. C., physician

BUCK HEAD. Morgan County--Oa. S. R.

Higgins R. T., blacksmith Howell J. H. cotton gin Howell W. B., justice Hutching Harrif. carpenter Knott Charles M., teacher Mitchell A. B. Rev., Baptist MOBS A. Y.. genl store Peek 8. W., cotton gin

Seven miles east of Madison, the seat of justice, 96 from Augusta, and 75 from Atlanta. Population about 30. Mail received daily each way. Gresham A Co., genl store Thomas J. V., genl store

Starnes W. L., physician Tucker P., gin and grist mill

BUCKHORN.

Wallace A. H., wheelwright

Laurmt County.

' Wallace A. J., carpenter

Established as a postofflce May,

BUCHANAN.

1879, too late for Information to be re ceived in time for publication.

Haralton County.

County seat; Has a population of

BUCK-^STILL.

pehaps 300, and is 40 miles from Borne,

Wayne County--B. AA.R.B.

and 55 from Atlanta. No information could be obtained from the postmas ter.

Thirty-four miles from Brunswick and 323 from Atlanta via M. & B. B. B. Postofflce at Lulaton.

Hilton Amos C., genl store

Williams W. N.AJ. N., genl store

BUENA VISTA.

BUCK CREEK.

Marion County.

Semen County.

County seat; located near the center of the above county, with a dis

Six miles northeast of Sylvanla tance of 20 miles intervening between

courthouse, 7 from Brier Creek, on Sa it and Geneva, its nearest express,

vannah river, and about 250 from At telegraph and shipping office, to

lanta. The nearest express office is No. which It in 173 from Atlanta. It baa

6, C. R. B. It has a population ofabout both white and colored Methodist and

the CEORCIA RAILROAD, the Short Line Weet and Southwest.

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Baptist churches, two schools and 700 Atlanta. Population claimed, MO.

inhabitants. The BuenaVittaArgus reas, Southern and Adams. Tel

furnishes the latest news. Mail re egraph, Western Union. Mall daily ceived daily by back. Dr. Evan T. each way. W. B. Haygood, P. M. .

Mathis, P. M.

Alien B. ft Bros., tannera

Adklns A. C., jeweler

Alien B. H.. saddles and harness

Ansley J. N., druggist and grocer Blackwood B. A., genl store

Buena Vista Argus, W. A. Singleton 31oud A Veal, genl store

ft SOD, proprs

Parr, Power A Co., genl store

Bullock O. C., elk Superior Court,and Haygood & ETUIS (W. B. Hay-

livery stable

good, J. H. Evans), genl store

Butt E. M., lawyer Butt B. E., lawyer

Johnston J. A., wagon mkr Kenerly T. E. Bev. (Baptist), genl

Butt W. B., lawyer

store

Davant P. E., teacher Davis A. W., sheriff

McConnack W. L.. wagon mkr Martin R W., genl store

Darts B. W., teacher

Pool A. ft Co.. genl store

Duke D., co. coroner

Poeey J. M., blacksmith

Dunham J. EL, teacher

Smith C. H., tel. opr., exp. and r. r.

Hair M. ft Son (M. and W. B.), genl agt

store

Smith J. T., genl store

Hinton W. B., lawyer

Spencer J. ft J. W.. genl store

Jackson A. P., wagon mkr

Thompson ft Patllllo, genl store

Kerr J. L. C., lawyer

Wilson W. W., tinner

Lowe James M., ordinary

Lowe ft Bushin (J. M. LoWe, J. R

BULAH.

Bushin), genl store KcCray William, blacksmith

Hancock County.

McMichael ft Stevene (J. R McMi- Containing a population of about

. chael, H. Stevens), genl store

23, is a country settlement, without

Mathls Eran T., physician

postal facilities, located 8 miles sooth

Miller E. W., lawyer

of Sparta.

Rosbin J. Frank, co. tax collector

Singleton W. A. ft Son (W. A. ft W.

BULL CREEK.

W.), editors Buena Vista Argus Stevens H.. co. treas

TatnaU County.

Stokes J. G., notary and ex-offjustice Ten miles northeast of Beidsville,

Stokes ft Son (J. G. and E. J.;, black the county seat, and 32 from No. 4J,

smiths

A. ft G. R. B. via which it is 356

Taylor Anderaon, wagon mkr Tullis Newell H., co. surveyor Wardlaw J. P. Rev., Methodist Webb Lewis, justice Webb ft Bro. (Lewis and W. P.), car
riage mkre Wiggns N. J. Jr., constable Wilflaras B. M. cabinet mkr Williams Wheeler, grocer

from Atlanta. Timber cutting is the chief interest of this section. Bull creek runs in close proximity and a saw and grist mill is operated by the power it furnishes. The place has a population of less than 20 with a Primitive Baptist church and com mon school. Mail semi weekly on horse. W. W. Daniel, PI M.

Wisdom F. L., physician Woodroff W. T., grocer

Easterling William, blacksmith Hendricks Q. F., genl store

BUFFALO.

Smith J. B.. grist and saw mill Btrickland A. R Bev., Baptist

Wayne County--(See Mount Fteatant.) Wood William, constable

BUFORD. Qwinnett County--A. A 0. A-L. By. Thirteen miles north of Lawrenceville, the seat of justice, and 87 from

BULLARD'8. Tmiggt County--M. AS. B. &. Twelve miles southwest of Jeffer.

JA8. P. HARRI8ON * CO., State Printers, Publishers, and Binders, 27 A 20 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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aonville, the county seat: situated on Castleberry <fc Oakes (William G. the Ocmulgee river 15 miles from Ma- Castleberry, Columbus W. Oakes), con, 171 from Brunswick and 118 from genl store Atlanta; is the first prominent sta Corpening W. G., miner tion after leaving Macon; has a com Darrick John H.,genl.store . modious depot and' is the most im Forster Julius W., piin Tallulah portant Bhlppingpoint for this county. Academy Macon is the nearest telegraph office. Smith James P., justice Cotton, bides, etc., are the exports; Tallulah Academy, J. W. Forster, about 1,200 bales of the former are prin shipped yearly. Daily mail. Ex Thilgaw W. E. Rev. (Baptist), notary press, Southern. Population 25. Wood Jeptha Rev., Methodist Henry F. Land, P. M.

Borclay J. A. Jr., co. school commr

BUSBAYVILLE.

Horrell W. H., genl store, justice and

Boustom County.

r. r. agt Land Henry F.} exp agt and genl
store O'Daniel William Hon., physi
cian

Formerly a post office but now dis continued. AH mail matter addressed to this point will reach the parties via Perry or any nearer office.

Richardson 8.I/., physician

BUTLER.

BURBACE'S MILL.
Pierce County--B. & A. R. R.

Taylor County--8. W. J3. A County seat: 50 miles from Macon, 50 from Columbus and 153 from At

Forty-four, miles from Brunswick lanta, has a population of 800, office

and 333 from Atlanta via M. A. B. R. of Southern Express Co., Baptist and R. No postofflce. Hoboken Is its Methodist churches, a weekly news

nearest mail supply.

paper--the Sutler Herald--and male

and female institute of learning.

BURRELL.
Ware County. '

Fort Valley, 21 miles east, is the near est telegraph office. About 3.00C bales of cotton are shipped annually.

Rural settlement of perhaps 20 per Mail daily. Dr. John Walker, P.

sons. No postal advantages. Sit M., W. F. Gann, assistant.

uated 4 miles northeast of Waresborough and about 7 north-west of Way Cross.

Alien R. D.. genl store Bateman W. G. & Co., genl store Benns William W., propr Butler

BURTON.

Herald Bullock E. B., propr Cannon House

Burke Cnmiy--(See MidaiOe.)

Butler Herald, W. N. Benns, propr

Caldwell W. P., justice and co. treas

BURTON.

Cannon House, E. B. Bullock propr Carson A. A., lawyer

Babun County. A small country postofflce also known as Powellaville, on Tallulah river near the mountainous- portion of the above county. It has two churches--Baptist and Methodist-- and one academy. "Atlanta is 108 miles distant via Mount Airy, which is 28 and its nearest shipping, express and telegraph office. Clayton, the county seat, Is 10 miles west. Postal communication with Babun Gap. Mail received semi-weekly on horselck.. Rev. Jacob 8. Burton, P. M.

I

Cheney W. M., lawyer Colbert O. M., lawyer Edwards W. P., lawyer Fowler N. T., watchmkr Griffith W. L. Rev. (Methodist),
genl store Hayes James R. Rev. (Methodist),
co. tax receiver Holsey J. H.. lawyer Jenkins W. H., elk Superior Court Lipsey J. W. & Co., genl store and
liquor dlrs McCants W. H., grist and saw mill Monk W. C. asst prin Butler M. 4
F. Institute

yur Freight West via the CEORCIA ROAD Faat Freight Line.

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Montfort Olivia J. Miss, teacher

largely cultivated, the yearly ship

Montfort W. T., genl store Moye J. P., dentist Onborn C. G., g*nl store

ment amounting to about 175 bales. The place has two very nice little churches--Methodist and Baptist-

Peed Hpnry, co. coroner Peed W. A. A Co., genl store Pickling W. EL. grist mill

one school and a population of about 30. It is located on Turkey creek, 11 miles northwest of Vienna court

Pope C. A. J., sheriff

house, and tbe same distance sputh-

Pyron Josiah, co. tax collector

enst of Montezuma--Eufaula Div. 8.

Beinbart A. M., watch mkr

W. B. B.--its nearest express, tele

Bespess J. B. Bev., Prim Baptist graph and shipping office, and via

Bucker Lucie Miss, teacher

which it is 163 miles from Atlanta.

Buss Hugh, furniture and undertaker Mail received daily hy private con

Buss James IX, lawyer and ordinary veyance. William F. Byrom, P. M.

Butherford i,. E. Mrs., music teacher Smith D. A., phvsician

Byrom

William

F., genl store

Stewart James M., co. surveyor Sturdtvant Mary Miss, miUiner

Harvard William J., school teacher Jordan J. 8. Bev., Methodist

Tumlin A Cameron (B. G. Tumlin Miller G. T., physician

John A. Cameron),. saw mill

Owen B. M. Bev.. Baptist

Walker A. M., genl store

Boberts 8. M., physician.

Walker John, pljysician

Walker & Gann (John Walker, W. F. Gann), druggists
Wallace W. A. lawyer Waters E. B. A Sons (E. B., W.

BYRON. Horuton County--8. W. S. R.

and C. T.), genl store White J. T., prin. Butler M. A F. In
stitute Wiggins B. Jj. Bev., Methodist Windham J. J., grist mill

Known also as J&cksou, is a place of perhaps 150 inhabitants, 17 miles north of Perry court house, 17 from Macon, 83 from Columbus and 120 from Atlanta: has two churches-

Baptist and Methodist--two schools,

BUZZARD ROOST.

office of Southern Express Co., and

Tiaiggs County--Jf. & B. R. R. Eighteen miles southwest of Jeffersonville court bouse, on the Ocmulgee river, 25 miles from Macon,

exports annually about 600 bales of cotton. Fort Valley, 12 miles south west, is the nearest telegraph station. Mail daily. Thomas B. Goff, P. M.

161 from Brunswick and 128 from At Baakins B. H., physician

lanta. Cochran, 13 miles southeast, Bateman J. N., lawyer and physician is the .express and telegraph office. Dupree C. M., lawyer The place has 50 inhabitants, and in Goff Thomas B., exp and r. r.

tbe vicinity. Baptist and Methodist agt churches. Estimated yearly ship Gnnn U. M., lawyer

ment of cotton, 2,000 bales. Mail Marry A Gunn (B, A. Murry, IT. M.

daily by rail and daily by special con Gunn),genl store

veyance with Jeffersonville. Frank Panvey W. H., genl store

P. McCl-ndon, P. M.

Richardson C. H., physician

McCIendon Frank P genl store Hlappy J. Ii., physician Slappy B. B., r. r. agt

Blchardson A Walton (C. H. Rich ardson; V. E. Walton), genl store
TaylorA Bateman (Kinten Taylor, B. Bateman), genl store

BYRD'8 MILL.

Walt D. T., genl store and black smith

Coffee County--(See Durham' MiOt.) Warren C. A., physician

Wagnon William W. Jr., notary and

BYROMVILLE.

ex-*>ff justice

Dooly County.

Wagnon A Mclntosh (William W. Wagnon, John M. Mclntosh), genl

Around this post office cotton Is store

. Pt .

o 0nllBmnuiM Aguaf, Ootanbu. Oltat S 1M9 and Stxoageit in Ckorgla. 1179

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CABIN BLUFF. .

Griffin, James M. Swioord), genT store

Camden County.

Harris Robert H. Rev., Baptist

Claiming some 20 inhabitants, is located 6 miles northeast of Bayley, but is not a postoffioe.

Hayes James H., justice . Hines G. C. Kev., Methodist Jackson J. W. Rev., Methodist Kelly J. F., co. tax receiver

CABONI8.

McAfee J. H. Rev.. Baptist Maulding B. M., blacksmith

Monroe County.

Mitchell Nelson, constable

Sometimes called Gullettsville; is a small county settlement near the

Moore J. T., physician Powell William, justice, ezp. and r. r.

Ocmulgee river, about 8 miles northr east of Forsyte court house, and near est railroad.outlet. No postofflce.

Ricuter E. F. Rev., Baptist Roddenbery S. A., genl store, gin
and saw mill

CAINS.

Wight George A., genl store Wight & Powell (George A. Wight,

Qminnett County.

J. A. Powell), genl store

Known by some as Hog Moun Wilmot D. H., .physician

tain. Located 9 miles north of Lawrenceville, the seat of justice, and the same distance from Buford, the near

CALDWELL. Wilke County.

est express and shipping station, via which it is 45 from Atlanta. Stage communication is had with Lawrenceville weekly. Cotton Is the chief production. Baptist and Meth

A country village. 4 miles north east of Mallorysville, and about 16 north of Washington, having a popu lation of 25, but no post office.

odist churches, and one school. Mail

weekly. Charles W. Wood, P. M.

CALHOUN.

Andrews W. L., Justice

Gordon County--W. & A.R. B.

Forrester J. C. Rev.

County seat; situated 79 mile*from

Maddox William, constable

Atlanta, 61 from Chattanooga, and

Pass T. J. Rev.

one from the Oothcalogariver, which

Roberts Griffin, geul store

furnishes power to drive a flour mill

Teagle Isaac RJ, geul store Teagle N., genl store

It is a place of about 550 inhabitants, and has one common school and two

Wood Charles W., teacher

churches--Methodist and Baptist

There is shipped annually 300 bales

CAIRO.

of cotton, which, with corn and

TJumxu County--W. Div. A. A 0. B. B.

wheat, form the chief exports. Ex press. Southern. Telegraph. West

Population 300. Methodist and ern Union. Mail received daily each

Baptist churches, and one academy. way. George W. Wells, P. M.

Cotton, syrup and potatoes, form the principal shipments; 1,500 bales of the former bandied annually. This place has a saw mill and cotton gin opera ted by steam, and office Southern 'Express Co. It is 15 miles west of Taomasville, tbe county seat and nearest telegraph office, 281 from At lanta, via Albany and Tbomasville, and 214 from Savannah. Mail daily each way. S. A. Roddenbery, P. M.

Arthur J. H., genl store Ballew Joshua M., genl store Beard John H., marshal Black William H., sheriff Boaz & Bro. (N. J. A B. J.), genl
store and grist mill Bray B. Rossiter, co. treas Calhoun Times, D. B. Freeman,
propr. (See p. .) Carter & Roberts (J. A. Carter, J. W.
C. Roberts) genl store

Clower W. P., physician

Dorsey H. A., saloon

Davis 8. W., physician Griffin, Bro. Co. (M. L. and D. M.

Duffey William C., harnessmkr Ferguaon Hayden F., genl store

SHIP your Cotton Emit vta the _______GEORGIA ROAD Fart Freight Line.

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Foster A Harlau (T. A. Foster, J. M. Cotton is the principal product of tida

Harlan), genl store

section, there being about 800 bate

Franrisco F. C., hotel

shipped annually. Balnbridge, the

Freeman David B. mayor and seat of justice and nearest tetarrapb

propr of Calhoun Times. (See office, is 30. miles northwest. Harrell

p. 411.)

is the nearest express and shipping

Gray Zack T., genl store

station, with a distance of 11 miles

Hicks Henry K., grocer

intervening, Atlanta 299 miles via

Eiker Edward J., lawyer and ordi Albany, Thomasville and Harrell.

nary

Mail weekly on horseback. H. Fair-

Lasbley B. 8., co. coroner.

hart, P. H.

Marob 6. W., oo. purveyor Lee John T., genl store Norton Thomas J.,oo. tax collector PtuTott Jacob E., exp and r. r. agt Beeve James M., elk Superior Court Beeves & Malon* (W. J. Reeves, J.
H. Malone), druggists Bimpson Lemuel M. co. tax receiver

Butler C. H., notary Byrd Benjamin, constable Falrlaart H., physician Herning P. H.. Justice Herring H. W., grist and saw mill Hlgdon A Maxwell, genl store Maxwell John A. Rev., Baptist

Stenfield John T.. shoemkr . Wells George W., guano, and agrl

CAMAK.

implts Wyatt B. P., tel opr

Warn* County--Get. R. B. Four miles north of Warrenton,

CALVARY.
Decatur County.

the county seat, at junction of M. A A. R. R, 47 from Augusta, 78 from Macon and 124 from Atlanta.

Situated in a very healthy portion Cotton is the principal shipment.

of the county,on Swamp creek, which Office of the Southern Express and

furnishes power for operating a aaw Western Union Telegraph. Metho and grist mill. It is a small place dist church and one common school. of about 25 inhabitants, with a Bap Population 75. Mail daily. A. J. tist church and common schools. Mayers, P. M.

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Holder J., miller Klnsey J. F., hotel Mayes A. J., genl store Mayes S. D., physician

ist--three institutions of learningtwo white and one colored--a large cotton warehouse, two grist mflls and a saw mill operated by steam, and a

Norman W. F., exp and r.r. agt

number of good stores. Besides cot

Yarbrough A. T., tel opr

ton, there is shipped from this point large quantities of hides, syrup aud

CAMERON. Screven County--O. B. B.

wool. There is a good opening here for a first class hotel. Mail daily by rail and by stage, daily to Newton,

A country post office on the Oee- 10 miles northwest and weekly to

chee river, 15 miles southwest ofSyl- Moultrie, some 30 miles southeast.

vania court house, 57 from Sa Express, Southern. Telegraph, West

vannah, 133 from Macon and 236 ern Union. Franklin P. Burtz, P. M.

from Atlanta. Halcyon Dale, 7 miles

southeast, is the nearest 'telegraph Adams John !>., carpenter

station. About 600 bales of cotton, Arno Academy, C. Russell Twitty,

together with rice and farm produce prln

comprise the yearly shipments. Baggs & Collins (J. Baggs, L. A. Col-

Mail daily. W. M. Henderson, P. M. lins), genl store

Crane B. S.-teacher Creech O. W.. sewing machine agt
and blacksmith Dow J. L., genl store Evans J. R., genl store Henderson W. M., genl store and
exp agent Hollingsworth W. D., genl store Moore M. E. Miss, genl store Rogers W. H. Rev., teacher Waters William, notary

Bailey Jeptha H..genl store Bailey Thomas R., carpenter and
grist mill Borders Stephen, blacksmith Bostwick Clara Miss, music teacher
Arno Academy Bradford Joseph J. Rev. (Methodist),
lawyer Brimberry Marin F., city treas and
exp agt Brimberry M. F. & Bro. (M. F. & T.
W.), grocers

CAME RON'8 MILLS.

Brown John, carpenter Burtz Franklin P., news agt

Tdfair Cmtnty--(See CobbnOe.) Bush & Lyon (Isaac A. Bush,

Thos. R Lyon),lawyers

CAMILLA.
mcbca County-A. &&.B.B.

Butler & Turner (David Butler, John . Turner), genl store Callaway James, lawyer

County seat. A flourishing incor Camilla Academy, 8. D. Rosebo-

porated town on the Albany Div. of rougb, prin

above line of railway, 232 miles from Cochran Robert H., co. tax collector

Savannah, '132 from Macon and 235 Cull Bernard J. A., physician

from Atlanta. Its location is near Cullens Francis T., physician

the geographical center of the county, Dasher Horace C., ordinary

8 miles east of Flint river, which Davis Clinton O., lawyer

divides this county from Baker. The deGraffenreid C. T., sheriff

surrounding country .is well adapted Demont Charles, confectioner

to the cultivation of cotton, the trans Einstein Mayer, geul store

actions in this staple amounting to Everett James H.. druggist

about 5,000 bales annually. In 1870, George Fannie Miss, tel opr

the official census returns gave this George Mary E. Mrs., hotel

place 289 inhabitants, which is now George Philip M., dentist

nearly 1,000. This increase is due to Harrell Augustus H., cotton buyer

the remarkable fine farming country Hearne Thomas, painter

surrounding and the continuation of Heath B. D. & Co. (B. D. and J. P.

the A. & G. R. R. from Thomasvllle Heath), genl store

to Albany. The town Is governed by Hudson James F., marshal and bar*

a mayor and three conncilmen; has nessmkr

two churches--Baptist and Method Hurst House, Wiley A. Hurst, propr

CUID your Merchandise from Philadelphia
jnlr timore via GEORGIA ROAD FaCFrelgtit4.lne.

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James Collins Kev. (e), Baptist

Swindle George W., carpenter

James Frank J., sboemkr

livery stable

Johns James T., tailor and jeweler Taylor George T., barber

Johnson Charles, painter

Thompson David W., ins act

Jones Jacob, blacksmith Jones John S., genl store

Tinsley William J., physician Turner George P., physician

Eolbie Charles P., boots and shoes Turner John C., ins agt

Lamar Raleigh, blacksmith

Twitty C. Bussell, co. surveyor and

Lockhart Joseph Kev. (e), Methodist prin Arno Academy

McDonley John, brick mason

Twitty John B., physician

McLean Angus, cooper

Twitty Joseph J., asst prin Arno

Middleton Charles W., brick mason Academy

Milner Jonathan Bev., Baptist

Twitty William W., physician

Mi tebell Academy. L. Z. Bosser, prin Twitty A Culpepper (William W.

Morgan B., sboemkr

Twitty, William H. Culpepper),

Morgan David W., shoemkr

genl store

Munnerlyn Charles J. Jr., agt A. & Underwood John L. Bev., Baptist

G. B. B.

Wannbacher Gottlieb, genl store

Owen James T., co. coroner and genl Williams A. H., cooper

store

Williams Wilson Bev. (e), Methodist

Pearce John P., elk Superior Court Wilson John C., co. tax receiver

Bambo J. Olie Miss, music teacher Wood John A., physician

Mitchell Academy

Yarbrough T. J., asst prin Mitchell

Rentze Edward J. Kev., Methodist Academy

Rigsby A. J., carpenter

Rigsby W. A., blacksmith Roles Charles A., tinner

CAMP CREEK.

Rosser Luther C., prin Mitchell Acad

Union County.

emy Russell Lewis, carpenter Scaife J. Hamilton, lawyer Bhackelford JB. H., lawyer Sloan Hiram E., grist and saw mill Smith wick Alice Miss, milliner

Situated in a mountainous district, and exporting flour, bacon, dried fruit and live stock of all kinds. Bap tist and Methodist churches, and one high school. Stage communication tri-weekly with Cleveland. Dooly

JAS. H. 8PENCE,

and Camp creeks run in close prox imity, and furnish power for opera

itUriey at Law, ting grist mills. Gainesville, the nearest express and shipping office, is 60 miles distant, via which it is 113

CAMILLA. QA.. .

miles to Atlanta. Biairsville court house Is 12 miles southwest. Mall

Up Stairs in Twitty A Culpepper's weekly. William Thomas, P. M.

Building.

Brace Larkio, stock dlr

Will practice in Albany, Southern Cearly Colbert, grist mill

tnd Southwestern Circuits; also in Cearly Ellsba, millwright

United States District, Circuit and Cearly George W., justice

Bankrupt Courts. Collections a spe Cearly Bufus, justice

cialty. Satisfactory reference when Cearly Wesley Bev., Baptist desired._______________ Davenport John, miller and stock

dlr Spence Jeremiah Bev. (c), Baptist Dean John M., grist mill opence William A. J., physician Hughes Aaron P., painter .

Bpence William N., lawyer

Lance Thomas M., saw mill

Bpence & Spence (Wiley B. & F. B.), Low Martin M., stock dlr

genl store

McCoy William, grist mill

Spend) & Thompson (Hiram W. Mull Marshall I., millwright

Spence, David W. Thompson), genl store

Boberta Eli J., constable Sparks Albert G., cabinet mkr

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Stewart James L., co. treaa

Thomas Joseph M. Bev., Baptist

D. E^ffillcox,

nrauBAvai jurarr,
CUL PtOloiM of all kinds.

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Thomas P. M., cabinet mkr

Hindman A. J., notary and black*

Thomas William, genl store, and smith

co. tax receiver .

Latham J. I*, genl store

Thompson C. 8., mill owner '

Short R F., carpenter .

Turner Bailes E, stock dlr*

Short J. L-, carpenter

Tuggle R. J., lawyer and justice

CAMP MILLS.
Owinnett County,

Williams J. C., carpenter Wilson A. EL, physician Woodall J. B., shoemkr

Discontinued as a postofflee Feb. 15, Woodall A Beavers (J A. WoodaB,

1879; the nearest mall supply now is J. F. Beavers), saloon Cedar Hill. From Mulberry river, Yancey W. D.,. constable

power is derived to operate a grist

mill, and in tbe vicinity on the name water course, is a gin and two saw

CANEY BAY.

mills. This place is 13 miles from Pierce County--B. & A. S. S.

Jefferson, 18 from Lawrenceville, the seat of justice, and 15 from Buford-- A. & C. A-L. By.--the nearest shipping station, via which it is 52 miles from Atlanta. .

A small station next east of Hoboken, 42 miles from Brunswick and 331 from Atlanta, via M. & B. R R. Hoboken is its nearest post office.

Adams & Reynolds, saw mill Bagwell G. L. Rev., Baptist

CANOOCHEE.

Davis James M. Rev., Baptist

Emanuel County.

Ethridge James, cotton gin Butherford D. F. Bev., Methodist Rutherford W. B. Rev., Methodist Williams Z. B., grist and saw mill

Sight miles northeast of Swainsborough court house and 10 from Herndon--No. 9, C. R. R --via which it is 207 from Atlanta, 104 from Mt-

CAMP PINKNEY.

con and 106 from Savannah. It is place of about 75 inhabitants with

Cfiarlton County.

Methodist and Baptist churches,

On the line of Camden county, a abort distance southeast of Centre Village and near the Florida bound ary. A small country settlement without a postoffice..

three common schools hi the neigh borhood, and four mills and two gtn run by steam. A great many bales of cotton and large quantities of lumber are shipped from this point annually. Mail semi-weekly. A, H. Reddin*

CAMPBELLTON.

P. M.

_

Campbell County.

Brlnson J. A., grist mill Brawn 8. S., cotton gin

Eight miles northwest of Falrbarn Colly & Oventreet (Newton Colly,

court house, which is also the nearest John Overetreet), saw mill

depot, express and telegraph office; Cowart D. C., genl store

is a village of 100 population, on the Durden A. N., grist mill

Chattahooche river, 24 miles direct Durden B. W., aheep raiser

from Atlanta, or 27 by rail via Fair- Edenfleld D. J., carriage mkr

burn, and contains Baptist and Meth Garbutt George A Co., saw mill

odist churches and" two schools. Mail Rountree W., sheep raiser

la received four times a week by pri Rountree W. P., cotton gin

vate conveyance. J. L. Latham, P. M. Samples C. I*., physician

Brown A. H., wagon mkr.
Brown J. W., carpenter. Cameron & Swann (B, H. Cameron,
John Swann), genl store Grice A. G., teacher

Scoven 8. G., physician Smart Henry P. A Co., saw mill Turner A. J., sheep raiser Wadley A Co. (M. and D. Wadley),
genl store and saw mill

Harman T. AC., physician Hashing Thomas, teacher.

CANTON.

Henley J. E., physician

Cherolcet OnwWy-Jf. A JV. 0. B.B.

SHIP your Meroharidlae from Boaton and New Yoefc via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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County seat; near the exact centre of county, on the Etowah river, 22

CARD8VILLE.

miles north of Marietta--its present

Jones County.

depot, express and telegraph station until completion of the M. 4. N. G. B. B., in progress of construction--via which it is 42 miles from Atlanta. The place contains 300 inhabitants, Baptist and Methodist churches, common schools, steam saw mill and a grist mill operated by water power from the Etowah. Mail is re ceived tri-weekly by stage from Ma rietta, but the completion of above mentioned railroad will shortly afford the town better mail and shipping facilities. B. F. Daniel, P. M.

Situated within two-miles of tlieOomulgee river, which furnishes excel lent water power, but is not utilised. Clinton, the county seat, is 10 mile* southeast, and Belingbroke--C. B. B.--the nearest railway station, is 8 southwest, via which the distance to Atlanta is 96 miles. Poultry and butter are the principal article* shipped. Population 24. Methodist church, and one common school. Mail seini-weekly. Samuel A. Hodge, P.M.

Akin E. K. Rev., Methodist Bell John H., carpenter Brown James B,, lawyer Cbamlee George, distiller Crisler Benjamin F., genl store Daniel R. F., notary and ex-off
justice

Brown George Rev., Baptist Glover Nathaniel S., grist mill Glover Washington P., physician Gordon Robert; genl store Harkins Thomas J., genl store Hodge Samuel M., grist mill Holland Benjamin !., physician

.

Dobbs Joseph D., co. treas Dowda James O., lawyer

CARNE8VILLE.

Dupree P. P., lawyer Enls William M., genl store Gait Jabez, elk Superior Court Gramburg Enoch G., sheriff Hawkiris Wflliam W., co. surveyor Hutson Joseph E., justice Jordan James L., co. tax receiver Kilby & Patterson, saw mill

franklin County. County seat. Situated near North Broad river, which furnishes power for operating two grist mills; besides there is a grist and saw mill operated by steam. This place has 300 inhab itants, two churches--Methodist and

Kinnett Adolphus L., co. tax- col lector
Kirk William T., co. coroner MeAfee Joseph M., genl store and
grist mill McClure C. M., genl store and co.
school commr

Baptist--and one good high school. Cotton, corn and oats, are the princi pal products. Toccoa is the nearest telegraph and express office. All' goods are shipped from and to Bowersville, 9} miles, as the road leading to it is much better those leading ID

Newman Howard H., lawyer Patterson B. L., carpenter Payne Benjamin F., lawyer Putaam Odian W., ordinary

other stations. The distance to At lanta is 118 miles via Bowersville. Mail stages communicate daily with Toccoa. James B. Tucker, P. M.

Bice William-constable Smith David B., constable Bpeir James EL, physician and genl
tore Styles & Vincent (Carey W. Styles,
James U. Vincent), lawyers Jwsley William A., lawyer Toggle Milton B. Rev., Baptist Turk John M., physician Warlie David A., blacksmith:

Adair James P., co. coroner and blacksmith
Aderhold Henry D., hotel and physi
cian Ayers Asa H.. hotel Ayers Sanfora M., shoemkr Ayers Thomas W., propr Franklin
Co. Register Bagwell Joseph C. M., genl store Benton D. C., co. treasurer

Brawner Asa M., physician

CARBONDALE.

Cheek A Borrougns (Thomas R Cheek, Lewie K. Borrougns), genl

Whitfietd Oau.nty-(Stt Con Oitg.) store

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Ja. P. Harrlson A Co., Prop'rs, 37 A 29 Broad St.

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Conger H. A., co. surveyor

Acklen William H., justice

Crump J. W., grist mill

Alien Larkin P., genl store

Crymea Thomas, lawyer

Austin & HarrisJGeorge W. Austin,

Dortcb James 8., lawyer

Sampson W. Harris), lawyers

FrAaynekrlsin,''

County propr

Register,

T.

W.

Bartlett Burrel, buggy mkr Beall William W., co. tax receiver

Freeman Holman O.. physician Ivy James R. Rev., Baptist

Bennett J. K. & Bro. (James K. and Dotson A.), genl store

Jackson M. V., grist mill Keeling Sanford L., sboemkr

Benson William (o), livery stable Brown Benjamin F.. fertilizers

Leak Sanford Rev., Methodist

Brown B. F. A J. R. (Benjamin F.

Little William R. lawyer

and James R.), genl'store

McCarter John C., sheriff McEntlre W. C., grist and saw mill Massey James M., i^enl store Neal Andrew J., elk Superior Court Nelms Henry B., saloon Osborn Dennis O., physician

Burns B. F. & Co. (Benjamin F. and James W. Burns), genl store
Butler Franklin M., shoemkr Carroll County Times, Edwin
R, Sbarpe, propr. (See p. 416.) Chambers Charles E., furniture

Osboru & Tucker (Dennis O. Osborn, Chambers William B., hotel

James R. Tucker), druggists Payne David H., co. tax collector Rumpley William M., genl store

Cheney Isaac N., physician Clayton William H.. wagon mkr Cobb & Cole (Joseph L. Cobb, William

Sewell Larkin D. Rev., Baptist

P. Cole;, lawyers

SullivanJames H. Rev., (Baptist), co. Cole Gilbert, co. coroner

tax receiver Tribble Lemuel N., ordinary

Cole Joseph F., physician Connell George T., physician

Tucker James K., physician Creel J. D., co. tax collector

Dimmock William Rev., Presbyte

CARROLLTON.

rian

Carrott Cminty--S. &. & N. A. R, R.

Pitts William A., physician Pitts & West (William W. Fltto,

County seat ; is the terminus of the George H. West), druggists

8. O. & N. A. R. R., via which .it is Fowler Andrew C., genl store

26 miles from Newnan, its nearest Qaines & Brown (Robert J. Galnes,'

telegraph and express station, and 65 James R. Brown), fertilizers

from Atlanta. Was founded about Gardner George A., r. r. agt

the year 1829. It is a beautifully sit- Gastou J. J., justice

. uated, thriving little city, with a pop Gaulding William, physician

ulation of 1,000. It has three churches Glass Marcus, cooper --Baptist, Methodist and Presbyte Graw Emerson, lawyer rian--two schools, a flouring mill and Griffin Jesse R., stoves and tin ware

sash, door and blind manufactory. Hewitt James M., sheriff

Tbe principal products of the county Johnson William, druggist

are cotton, corn, wheat and oats, and Jordan J. D., co. surveyor

its shipment almost exclusively cot Julian Daniel B., ordinary

ton. Mayor. E. W. Wells. Charles Juhan James J., lawyer

H. Merr.U,P. M.

Kelly John M. B., elk Superior Court

THE CARROLL COUNTY TIMES,
CARROLLTON, GEORGIA. EDWIN B. SHABPE, : : Editor and Proprietor.

THB Tuna to the only paper pnbliahed in Carroll county, .one of the largest and most populous counties of North Georgia. Carrollton, the place of publication, at the terminus of the 8., O. A N. A. R. R., is a flourishing town of aome 1900 inhabitant*, with a bright future before it; being at the proposed Intenection of the North A Sooth and Western road from Atlanta.
SUBSCBIPTION, $1.50 PEB ANHUX. Advertisements Inserted upon the Xott Liberal Terms. mJieni for a Sample Copy.

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD, _____ the Popular Route

from

Atlanta.

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Kirkley William P., genl store

churches--Methodist -and Baptist--

Kramer Earnest O., genl store Lee J. W. Bev., Methodist

common school and office of South* era Express. It has six mills, one

Lepard William B., confectioner each steam saw and grist mill, Lowe & Blalock (James M. Lowe, three grist mills' run by power furn

Samuel A. Blalock), genl store ished by town creek, and one on the

Lyle Thomas J., watchmaker

Oconee river close by. Cotton anvl

McDaniel Bansom C., dentist

lumber form the chief shipments. It

McElfresh William S., sash, doors is 12 miles southwest of Sparta, the

and blinds

county seat, 42 from Macon and 146

Mabry Thomas A., genl store

from Atlanta. Mail daily each way.

Mandeville L. C., Renl store

Julian West, P. M., J. D. Carr, as

Matthews Patrick V., watchmkr sistant.

Meadows James M., genl store MerrellW. W. & G. W. (William
W. and George W.), lawyers Mltcbell John A., harness mkr New William C., genl store Orear & Tanner (William H. Orear,
James G. Tanner), saloon Parr & Guthrey (Robert J. Parr,
George W. Guthrey), blacksmiths Pope James F., genl store Pope J. N. & Bro. (Jasper N. and
Francis M.), genl store Beese & Adamson (Oscar Beese,
Charles Adamson), lawyers Robinson Henry B., livery'stable Roop William W. Bev. Baptist Rumney J. E.. tailor Russell J. H. A Co. (John H. Bussell,

Baugh & Rives, saw mill Binion N. B. Bev., Baptist Butts J. W., physician Carr J. D., genl store, exp and r. r.
agt Carr N. J., grist mill Bills J. T., genl store Fraley EL, grist mill Hall W. S., justice Harper B. I., genl store and grist mill Jenkins S. D., constable Jones T. J-.physician Morris W. B. & Co., genl store Palmer J. A., genl store Palmer W. 8., grist mill Thomas A Morris (J. B. Thomas, W.
B. Morris), grist mi'.l

William 8. McElfresh), genl store Bust William H., genl store

CARSON VILLE.

Bharpe A. F. A Bro. (Albert F. and

Taylor CmuUy.

James T.), genl store Sharpe Edwin R., propr Carroll
County Times. (See p. 416.) Simonton Charles B., genl store

Eleven miles northwest of Butter but without postal advantages; claim ing a population of 22.

Sims David W., co. treas Spurlock A West (Theophilus Spur-
lock, Thomas H. West), grist mill

CARTECAY.
GOmer County.

Stewart John B., photographer Stewart John W., genl store . Tanner W. S. & Co. (William S. Tan
ner), saloon The Carroll County Times, Ed
win B. Sharpe, propr. (See p. 416.) ThomassonEmma Miss, milliner Trussel! A films (Daniel L. Trussell,
David W. Sims), carriage and wag on mkre Wells E. W.. livery stable White Samuel C., dentist Worthy Z. P. & Sons (Zachariah P., William H., and Edgar), genl store

Nine miles southeast of Ellijay court, house, and about 80 direct north of Atlanta, is merely a country postoffice, having in the vicinity two churches--Baptist and Methodistgood school--the Oakland Academy --two or more steam mill* and others operated by water power derived from a stream known as Cartecay creek. Gainesville, 45 miles south east, on the A. AC. A-L. By, is the usual shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. W. A. Alien, P. M.

Adams John D., constable

CARR'S STATION.
Haneoek County--M. &A.R.R.

Alien Samuel D., justice Alien W. A., genl store Bailey ----, physician

A place of 25 inhabitants, two Chase D. W., grist mill

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nrs. co. oranJepwittTjOaSrSM. AImEBti oMmWfreA,otooL,oOo5T.

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Chastain Maxwell, justice Croy Jobn F., constable

CARTER'S MILL.

DavlB J. M. Bev. Baptist

AppKng County.

Ellis JitmesM.Rev., Baptist Heath George W., genl store McHan Wilkey. genl store Smith George F.. physician Smith B. L., genl store Smith & Swan, grist mill

Between tbe Big and Little Hur ricane creeks, 15 miles southwest of Baxley, is located thin little village, containing a population of about 25. No post office.

Teem & Bearden (M. V. Teem, James M. Bearden), genl store

CARTERSVILLE.

Vandergrifl'B. B., genl store West James M. Rev., Baptist

Barlow County--W. dtA.It.lt. County seat, with a population of

about 2,600, Junction- of the Chero-

CARTER BRIDGE.
Clinch County.

kee B. B., 91 miles from Chatta nooga. Tenn., and 49 from Atlanta. The climate is mild and healthful,

Located In a sparsely settled coun and tbe surrounding country exceed

try, has perhaps 20 inhabitants, but no post office, and is distant from

ingly rich, producing heavy crops of cotton, grain and all kinds of grasses.

Tomliuson, northwest, 4 miles.

The annual operations in cotton at this point will reach 6,000 bales, and

CARTERS.

about 30,000 bushels of wheat are handled yearly. All kinds of ores

and minerals are found, wonderfully

rich, both in quality and quantity.

Situated 10 miles southwest of The prominent features of the place

Spring Place tbe seat of justice, has are four churches--Baptist, Episco

about 25 Inhabitants and receives a pal, Methodist and Presbyterian--a

weekly mail.

female school and two mixed schools

1857, B- MM her Twnlj

And, within the put yen, more tban THBII THOUSAND (VCO) Pouxm ef TH KTTIIMI wen lent to office* out of tbe county ; while In it, Six HUITDUD AUK SmHTT-ncra* Conn wen taken. A bine ribbon to the Country Weekly ahead of thatl Agents wanted. The paper free to Agents.

S. A. CUNNINCHAM,

CARTERSVILLE. CA.

AN INDEPSTOEHI fi&KOO&ATZO JOTONAL.
----C H. C. WILLINGHAM, EDITOfc.
STTffE FBXX PEISS hai the largest circulation of any paper on the W. *. A. B. B. UMnl nte> of Advertising. Terms: one copy one year, $2; ilz months, $1; thne-inoiitfe*, 00 cento.
Address, THE FREE PRESS, Cartersvllle, Ca.

*

RAILROAD,

the Short Line from Maoon.

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two weekly newspapers-- the Erpreis Gray A Gray (F. P. and J. B.), law and Free Prat --several secret socie yers

ties and places of amusement. Ex Griffin Gerald, guano agt

press, Southern. Telegraph, Western Hackett Albert T., lawyer and solici

Union. Mail daily each way. Jesse tor genl Superior Court

Harwell John F., gunsmith

Headden Bobert B. Bev., Baptist

Alley laham, genl store-

Hill George Wv, co. surveyor

Anderson John, baker

~Tm IflUBdpn C., propr St. James

Anderson William G., grocer

hotel

Andereon & Bro. (John P. and J. B.), Howard Jeremiah A;, ordinary-'.

saloon and restaurant

Howard William, city treas ,'

Atwood Samuel J., saddles and har- Hudgins Anson B., grocer

Anerbach Charles, dry

Hndgins A Mountcastle (A. B. Hodgins, James Monntcastle), saddles

Baker Thomas H., ph

and harness

Baker A Hall (W. 5.

Huse William K., ins. agt

Hall), hardware

Jackson James E., physician

B:ron A. L. & Bro. (A. L. 4 W. Johnson F. M., dentist

H.), grocers

Johnston Bonald., teacher

Baxter Thomas W., com mer Cartenville Express, 8. A. Cun
ningjbam, propr. (Seep.418.) Cobb Humphrey W., oo. treaa and
agtClierokeeRR Conyers James B., lawyer and solic
itor county court Christopher B., asso editor Carters-
ville Express Cunningham Smnner A., propr
Cartersville Express Carry David W., druggist and exp
agt Daniel Franklin M., grocer Edwards & Bowler (W. C. Edwards,
W. O. Bowler), saddle mnfrs and undertakers Erwln J. A. A Son (J. A. and H. J.), genl store Flowers M. L. A Co. (M. L. Flowers), genl store Foote A Coiling (T. A. Foote. H. A. Collins), grocers Foute A. M. ACo. (A. M. Foute, O. D. Anderson), grocers Franklin Augustus M., 4ep sheriff Franklin Samuel J., genl store Free Press, C. H. C. Willlngham, propr. (Seep. 418.) Garrison James, tel opr Gilbert W. H. A A. D., genl store

Janes Rolrert IL, carriage mnfr Kennedy James, sheriff Liebman M. A Bro. (M. and R), dry
goods McCandles a T. A Co. (8. T. Mc
Candles, J. H. Johns, D. G. to man), foundry McCutchen Cicero D., judge Superior Court Millican L. B., teacher -IUIUJCU MJi -I.*., fcWVUd. Moon Joseph M., lawyer Moon Pleasant 'I*, dry goods and shoe mnfr Mountcastle Benjamin, elk council Mountcastle H. M. A Co. (H. M., C. W. A E. Mountcastle), stationers Mountcastle William R, watchmkr Murphy Bobert W., lawyer Norris John T., ins agt Owens John T., jeweler Pattillo George F., stoves and tin ware Payne Elbridge, saloon PotlHo A Stover iR M. Potillo, J. A. Stover), grocers Rich William W., grocer and co. tax collector Boberts R C. A Bro. (R C. and J. E.), stables Byburn Peter M. Bev., Methodist

Gilreath K. A Son (N. and M. H.), St. Jame* Hotel, L. C. Hoss, propr

warehouse

SatterfleW George W., dry goods

Guin William W., co- tax receiver Satterfield Reuben W., genl store

Gladden C. M., co. coroner

Satterfield William, grocer

Gladden John, chief police '

Sayre R Stokes, druggist

Godfrey Benjamin F., grocer

Scneuer Moses, dry goods

Gouldsmith Theodore F., furniture Shepherd J. T., physician

Graham A Foute (E. D. Graham, A. Shockley Leo Miss, milliner

M. Foute), lawyers

Shockley Thomas B., genl store

THE CHRISTIAN IN BEX-Established SB years ago. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

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Skinner A. A. & Co. (A. A. Skinner, Connalley W. Ii. & Bro., grist mill

K. A. Clayton), grocers

Pricks A. S genl store

Smith Theodore E. Rev., Presbyte Pricks 1ST. B., cotton gin

rian

Fricks T.. carpenter

Stansell M. B., lawyer

Gutbrie D. M., sboemkr

Stephens James A., grocer

Hall B.F., grist miU

.Stephens J. A. & J. F., grocers

Prattler J. F., teacher

Stephens Uriah, gei.l store

Price Samuel, physician

Stokely A WiUiams (Thomas Stoke- Shaw William Rev., Prim. Baptist

ly, A. C. Williams), genl store

Snips J. M., blacksmith

Sumner Joshua, proprBartow House

Tavlor John, barber Todd E. & Co. (E. and J. M. Todd),
genl store

CASS STATION.
Bariow County--W, & A. S. R.

Trippe Robert B.. judge co. court Trippe & Neel (Robert B. Trippe, J.

Four miles northwest of Cartersville, the county seat, 53 from Atlan

M. Neel), lawyers

ta, and 87 from Chattanooga; has 30

Tumlin George'S., lawyer "Vandivere Albert D., baker and con

inhabitants and receives mail daily each way.

fectioner

"Vandivere A. G. B., butcher White C. Henry, genl store

CASSVILLE.

"Wikle Jesse B., grist mill

Bartow County.

Wikle J.L., physician Wikle W. H. & Co. (W. H. and I. F.
Wlkle, G. W. Waldrup), stationers Wikle A Waldrup (W. H. Wikle, G.
W. Waldrup}, sewing machines Williams Martin G., druggist Williams Virgil L,., stoves and tin
ware Willingham Charles B., stenographer Williogham Charles H. C., propr
Free Press. (Seep. 418.) Winborn William D., watchmkr Wofford Jnmes C., agt W. & A. R. R Word Thomas A., elk Superior Court

A town of 250 inhabitants, located on Two Run Creek, 7 miles north west of CartersviUe, the seat of jus tice, 2 from Cass Station, the nearest express and shipping office, via which it is 55 from Atlanta and 89 from Chattanooga. Wheat, cotton, oats and hay form the chief shipments. It has one large steam saw and grist mill, one acad'emmyy,, two churches-- Methodist and Baptist--and one col ored church. Stage communication is had with Spring Place, Murray county, semi-weekly. There are up

CASSANDRA.

wards of 300 Confederate soldiers burled here, in honor of whom there

Walker County.

has been erected a very neat monu

. Near the Chickamauga river, 12 miles northwest of LaFayette, the

ment, 43 feet in height. Robert B. Smith, P. M.

Mall

daily.

seat of justice, and about 126 -from Atlanta. Rising Fawn, 8 miles due west on the A. G. 8. R. ill., is the nearest depot, but shipments are usually made to Chattanooga, Tenn., 21 miles distant. This is merely a country post office, with perhaps 15 population, but the post office for a large number of farmers. In the immediate neighborhood there are two churches--Methodist and Missionary Baptist--common school, and several grist mills run by water power. Mail semi-weekly by carrier and horse. A. 8. Pricks, P. M.

Barren W. 8., school teacher Battle R. I., physician Best Fletcher, physician Brown M: 8.. physician Buford A, W. Rev., Prim. Baptist Cooper J. H.,carpenter Dyer W. M. Rev., Baptist Garwood Johnson, machinist Garwood J. & Co. (Wyly Button,
Johnson and Robert Garwood), grist and saw. mill Garwood Robert, engineer Hawks J. P., geul store and justice Headden W. fc Son (William and George H.), wagon and plow mnfrs

Amos Thornburg, physician

Holmes H. H., carriage mnfr

Baker George, map agt

Kinnebrew J. W., physician

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Kinney J.ames B., cabinet mkr | Land Robert A., genl store

CAVE SPRING.

Myere W. W., blacksmith

Floyd County- S. B. & D. R. B.

Fowell & Bro. (W. 8. and Dawson), genl store
Quillian B. B. Rev. Smith Robert B., genl store Teat W. E., boot and shoemkr

Situated in a hilly section 16 miles southwest of Borne, the seat ofjustice, and 96 from Atlanta, with a popula tion of perhaps 900; four churches -- Baptist. Episcopal, Methodist and

CATAULA.

Presbyterian, and four common schools; one grist mill operated by

Harris County--Jf. 5. B. B.

water power furnished by Little Ce

An unimportant postoffice 8 miles south of Hamilton court house, 15 from Columbus, and 153 from At lanta. Mail daily. Population, 30.

dar creek. Tbe State Asylum for the deaf and dumb is located here. Cot ton and wheat form the chief pro ductions of this section. Stages com municate daily with Cedar Town.

CAT CREEK.

Express; Southern. Telegraph,West ern Union. Mail received daily

Lowndet County. . . each way. B. N. Smith, P. M. .

This place has two churches-- Culbertson W. A., physician

Methodist and Baptist--and one Davis T. J., notary

mill run by power furnished by Dickerson T. E. & Son, genl store <

Cat creek. Population 30. Cotton Dozier J. T., druggist

and poultry are the principal ship Eppes W. E. Rev., Episcopal

ments. It is 322 miles from Atlanta Gray M. W., physician

via Albany and Thomasville, 169 from Harper & Carroll (A. T. Harper, J.

Savannah via Vuldosta, the county M. Carroll), grist mili and wool

seat and nearest railway station, carders

which is 12 miles southwest Mail Howard W. J., justice and genl store

semi-weekly. M. ~E. Griffin, P. M. Jones J. E. Rev., Presbyterian

Beatty T., constable Geddens W. W., blacksmith Griffin M. E., genl store Jones T., genl store Lively 8. W,, blacksmith Martin William, justice O'Neal Henry, grist mill Roberts J. Q.. genl store Williams C. M., school teacher

King P. J., school teacher McCall W. C., school teacher Miller F. L. & Co. (F. L. Miller, W.
F. King), genl store Murphy John L., exp and r. r. agt Pullen J. W.. school teacher Rich A., genl store Scaggs W. H., tel opr Simmons W. 8., genl store Smith R. N.j grocer

CATOO8A.

Stricklaiid B. M., druggist Trout W. P. A Co. (W. P. and 8. C.

CatooKt County--W & A. B. B. . Trout), genl store

A small station without postal ad vantages 26 miles from Chattanooga and 114.from Atlanta. Two miles distant are the Catooea Springs, an excellent summer resort. There are

Underwood J. B., physician Walker J. M., genl store Watts O. T., physician Williams A. W. Rev., Methodist Wright A. W., druggist

fifty two springs in all, flowing with in an area of two acres and comprise

CAVENOER.

waters of very different medicinal

. JLumpldn County.

properties. The springs are four miles from Ringgold, the nearest post of fice, express and telegraph station. Application has recently been made

A small place of perhaps 20 people, but not a postofflce: situated about 4 miles northeast of Dablonega.

for a post office at the springs and request granted by the P. M. Genl bat not in operation at time of

CEDAR CREEK.
Tatnad County.

going to press.

Ten miles northeast of Reldsville

D. P. WILLC6X, rXtNiuato*]lMkuiM&^ J A8ET6 . A' ' / Vlrgtai* BoBulnmnaM do. 1 *BO8,OQ7.ttl.

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court bouse, 315 from Atlanta via Eden--C. B. R.--its nearest shipping

CEDAR HILL.

point, 42 miles distant Has a Baptist

Jackton County.

churcb and a population less than 20.

Mail semi-weekly by private convey Thirteen miles west of Jefferson,

ance. J. B. Callaway, P. M.

the seat of justice. 18 east of Buford

Bird Elbert, genl store Brewton J. B., genl store Eason N. W., physician Hendricks 6. F., genl store Kennedy Solomon Rev., Baptist

on the A. A C. A-li. By., its nearest depot, via which Atlanta is 56 miles distant, Athens is 25 miles southeast, is its express office and usual shipping point. It is a pleasantly located little village of perhaps 75 inhabitants,

near the Blue Mountains and sur

CEDAR GROVE.

rounded by one of the most prosper ous farming communities in north

WaXkw County.

eastern Georgia, shipping annually about 800 bales of cotton and large

Situated 10 miles vest of LaFay- quantities of ordinary farm products. ette, the seat of justice, and 26 from The place and vicinity has Baptist, Chattanooga, Tenn.. the nearest ex Methodist and TTniversalisfcbnrches, press, telegraph and shipping office, a good school--the County Line via which it is 166 from Atlanta. Academy--and gins, grist and saw Chickamauga creek close by, supplies mills operated by water power derived power for operating a saw and grist from Cedar creek, within two miles milL Flour, wheat, corn and bacon of the postofflce. Tri-weekly mail are the chief exports. Stages run communication is had by stage with between this point and Chattanooga Jefferson and Gainesville. Rev. H. semi-weekly. This place has a pop- N. Bainey, P. M,

ulation of 300, two very nice churches --Methodist and Baptist--and one excellent academy. Mail received twice a week by hack. J. F. Smith, P.M.

Campbell J. W., physician Coaby W. P., gin and saw mill Hearn Stephen T., carpenter Kiliyand N. J., carpenter and
chinist

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Brooks 8., blacksmith Cannon J. 8., wagon mkr Cocbran G. W. physician . Coker 8., wagon mkr Evitt C. W., genl store Evitt N., blacksmith Head J. W., blacksmith

Rainey H. N. Rev., Baptist Shelnir.tA D., painter Thurmond W. J., physician White A Bradbury (Robert White,
L. Y. Bradbury), grist mill Williams J. N., carpenter and ma
chinist

Hill George W.. genl store Hise H., constable

CEDAR HILL.

Jackson Berry, blacksmith

Johram County.

Neal 8. M., saw mill St. Mary's Academy, J. F.
prin Simmons W. B.. physician
Smith J. F., justice

Ward,

Ten miles southwest of Wrigbtsviile, this hamlet comprising about 23 persons Is located, It has no postal advantages.

Smith Hiram, genl store Smith & Evitt (Hiram Smith, J. L.

CEDAR RIDCE.

Evitt), grist mill Talley W. H., shoemkr

Wfutfteld County.

Thunnan W. B., tanner

Five miles east of Balton court

Ward J. F., prin St. Mary's Acad house and nearest depot, express and

emy-

telegraph office, and 105 from Atlanta,

Ward B. B-jjeweler

Has a population of about 50, a Meth

Wheeler J. B., genl store

odist church and public school. Pow

White E. E., tanner and mnfr patent er Is derived from Coahutta creek for

medicines

operating a gin, grist and saw mill,

T1 AA lIVflf?i * GEOtRhGe ISAhoRrAt ILLiRneOAWD,ftt and SouthwMt.

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and lumber is the chief export. Mail has three churches--Baptist, Metho

daily by hack from D&Iton and dist .and Presbyterian--three school*,

Spring Place. James A. Maddox, and the largest iron works in the

P. M. Blnck T. H., blacksmith Garter Nathan A William, wheel
wrights Dillard T. P., miller Foster B. F. Bey., Baptist Maddox James A., grist and saw
mills Tally J. W. Rev., Methodist Weems W. P. Rev. Methodist,

South, owned and operated by tb Cherokee Iron Co., who also conduct an immense store, grist and flour mills. Ample water power is derived from Cedar creek. The transactions in cotton at this point during 1879 reached 5,000 bales--crop of 1878 -aud grain, iron, hides, etc.. are largely exported. Mail is received daily by back from Cave Springs. W. C. Knight, P. M.

CEDAR SHOAL.
Newton County.

Arrington James M., co. tax receiver Blance A King (J. A. BJance, J. M.
King), lawyers

Claiming a population of 25, this settlement lies southwest of Covington 8 miles. No postoffioe.

Bradford A Alien (William Bradford, J. C. Alien), druggists
Brewer Joel, ordinary Burbank A Jones (F. T. Burbank, A.

CEDAR SPRINGS.
Early GowKtg.

R Jones), druggists Cedartown Express (weekly), demo
cratic, J. W. Radley, pubr

Sixteen miles southwest of Blakely, the county s^at, and 3 from Por ter's Ferry, on the Chattahoochee river, the nearest shipping point, and 275 from Atlanta. The Sowhatehie creek runs in close proximity. Mail stage communication had with Blakely weekly. Cotton the chief export Population 50. John 8. Mosley, P. M.

Cedartown Record (weekly), demo cratic, W. J. Waddey, pubr
Cherokee Iron Co., West A Brown* ing, proprs
Chisholni O. W., physician Crabb Judson, grocer England W. O., physician EnFow J. p., justice Featherston G. W. A Co. (G. W.
Featberston, C. G. Janes), genl store

Hill W.W., Justice Howard W. A., carpenter

Gammon Richard, clothing Glenn James, lawyer

Minter J. P., physician.

Harris C. H., physician

Motley Jfolu* 8- sheriff

Harris James-C., co. surveyor

Shackleford J. EVphysfolan

Harrison B. A J. (Richard and

Sheffield R W. AW. C., genl store James), grocers

Henderson C. H. Rev., Baptist

CEDAR VALLEY.
PoUc County.

Huntington A Wright (A. Huntington. N. M. Wright), cotton buyers and genl store

A village distant 2 miles northwest Janes C. G., lawyer

of Cedartown, having about 25 Inhab Jones J. E. Rev., Presbyterian

itants, but no postal facilities.

Knight William C., elk Superior

Court

CEDARTOWN. PoOc Oownty.

Liddell J. A., physician Uddell M. F., physician Nbyes J.'S., genl store

County seat; claiming a population Phflllps W. M A Co. (W. M. Phil

of 1,200, is on the projected continua lips, E. D. Hightower), genl store

tion of the Cherokee B. B., 9 miles Pbilpot A Dodds (C. Philpot, J. A.

V southeast of Cave Hpring, the nearest Doddal, genl store

depot on the 8. R-A D. R R, 20 miles Radley John W., pubr "Express" southwest of Borne, the depot, ex Richardson E. H. Jr., physician press and telegraph office used, and Richardson William J., co. tax coir

about 86 from Atlanta. The place lector

JA8. P. HARRI8ON A CO., State Printer*, Publishers, and Binders, 27 & 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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Shepherd --, grocer

Belts W. E., cotton gin

Sparks.W. M., notary and ex-off Brady Thomas, wood dlr

justice

Giles C. B., physician '

Stoffragen H., baker and confec Hannah F. O., shoemkr

tioner

Harris Joseph T., school teacher

Stubbs J. S. & Co. (J. S. Stubbs. T. M. Holley T. A., stone cutter .

Pace, B. G. Herbert), cotton buyers Holley & Harris (C. A. Holley, J. N.

and genl store

Harris), carpenters and contractors

Taylor.William G., sheriff

King M. P.. ex-off. justice

Thompson L. P., lawyer

Longshore David, blacksmith

Thompson Jeremiah, co. coroner McDaniel &, Minor, (D. B. Me-

Thompson R. B., physician

Daniel, T. J. Minor), genl store

Tidwell M. M., lawyer

Meadows Anderson, blticksmith

Turner W. F., lawyer Waddey W. J., pubr "Record"

Olds Daniel, gin and saw mill Rawlins W. J., constable

West & Browning (A. G. West, J. H. Stroud W. H. Bev., Baptist

Browning), props Cberokee Iron Trexler A. P., prof penmanship

Co., genl store and grist mill Wood Charles H., co. treas Wynn J. A. & Bro. (J. A. and S. M.), CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

grocers

Meriteefhar County.

CENTRE.

Located 17 miles southeast of Green ville court bouse, on Pigeon creek,

Jackson County--(Sse Btucobet.) which furnishes power for operating

a grist mill. There are also two saw

CENTRE.

mills, a grist mill and ono gin opera ted by steam. Thomaston and Gen

TaXbot County.

eva are the nearest shipping points,

Not a postoffice. Only an unim portant hamlet, 5 miles east of Talbotton, with probably 20 inhabitants.

it being 21 miles' to either place. Stages run Irregularly to both places. Atlanta is 76 miles distant via Thom aston. Cotton is the chief export.

CENTRE VALLEY.

Methodist and Baptist churches and common schools. The springs are

Murray County.

quite a. place of summer resort, and

Embracing about 25 people, this little settlement lays 8 miles north of Spring Place. No post'offlce.

can furnish accommodations for about 1,000 visitors. Mail received weekly on horseback. Population 30. B. M. Cheney, P. M.

CENTRE VILLAGE.

Alien & Thompson (Joseph Alien,

Charlion 'County.

Isaac Thompson), genl store, hotel, gin and grist mill

Merely a farmer's post office, 7 Burner A., painter

miles north of Trader's Hill, the Campbell N. C., grist mill and phy

county seat.

sician

Cheney Bobert A., notary

CENTREVILLE. Gwinnett County.

Cheney R. M., genl store and saw mill
Green John B., shoemkr

Situated on Yellow river, 11 miles Hosey Daniel, miller

south of Lawrencevllle, the county Howard A. B., agt, genl store

seat, 8 from Stone Mountain--Ga. Jackson Henry, carpenter

B. B.--the nearest express and ship Leuvell James R., Justice

ping office, via which it is 24 from Lee John W., saw mill

Atlanta. The chief export is country Miller G. A., school teacher

produce. One common school, Meth Norris A. B. Bev., Miss. Baptist

odist and Baptist churches. Popula Olive Griggs, school teacher

tion 160. -Mail weekly. T.J. Minor, Waddle J. M., blacksmith

P. M.

Williams- J. W. Bev., Prim. Baptist

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ity. Mail semi-weekly on horseback. J.P. Johnsfon, P. M.

Douglas County.

Bryant T. If., physician

Known also as Holly Spring. Six Glenn Jose(.h, lawyer

miles south of DouglasyiUe, the seat Jobnston T. S., genl store



of justice, 13 from Fuirburn--A. A Mattbis M. C. T., notary

W. P. B. B.--the nearest shipping Pledger B. A., blacksmith

point, vit. which it is 32 from At Bagland O. A., justice

lanta. This place has three common

schools, three churches--two Baptist

CHAUNCEY.

and one Methodist. Cotton is the chief shipment. The Auawakee

Dodge County--No. 12 M. &R S. S.

creek furnishes power for operating: Ten miles southeast of Eastman, a cotton factory and grist mill. Mail the county seat and nearest telegraph semi-weekly. A. B. Bomar, P. M. office, 66 from Macon, 120 from Bruns

Arnold Austin A., grist mill Bomar A. XL, justice Christain Robert, teacher Forbes A., miller Hammond C. H., genl store Henley James E., physician Lee Annie Miss, teacher Moore G. B. Rev., Baptist Morse James 8., notary Ferryman William, bailiff Phillips John B., gfnl store

wick and 169 from Atlanta. Sugar creek runs close by, but furnishes no power. Methodist and Baptist reli gious organizations with one union church. Cotton, syrup, shingles and naval stores are the chief exports, about 600 bales cotton shipped annu ally. Population 125. Mail received daily each way by rail and semiweekly on horseback. James MuUin, P. M., T. V. Bnssey, assistant.

Phillips M. V., genl store Bice Z. A. cotton factory Richardson --. Bev., Methodist Selman T. H.. tanner

Butt W. P., grocer and saloon Bush M. M. & Bros. (Monroe M.,
Owen and Thomas J.}, genl store and naval store mnfrs

Shadix J. J. Bev., Baptist

Biuaey T. V., genl store

Smith M. M., lawyer Verdwy P. S., physician Yeager W. D., sawyer
CHASEVILLE.
Gordon County,

Bussey W. K., genl store and notary, exp and r. r. agt
Curry Angus, genl store ' Forehand R S., physician Mnllin James, genl store and shin
gle mnfr

. An unimportant settlement of 8ome 25 people, 10 miles northeast of Besaca. Without postal ad vantages.

CHENUVA.
Stewart County.

A rural hamlet situated 8 miles.

CHATTOOCAVILLE, southeast of Preston, claiming some

Chattooga County,

23 residents. It is not a post office.

Containing about 25 inhabitants, CHEROKEE MILLS.

this little place is Hi miles southwest of Summerville, the county seat, 25

CherokM County.

from Borne, its shipping and express Eight miles southeast of Canton

office, via which the distance to At court bouse and three from Holly

lanta is 105 miles. The surroundings Springs, its shipping point via which

of this place are beautiful) the soil it is 36 from Atlanta. From the lit

rich and fertile, producing chiefly cot tle river, power is derived to drive

ton and wheat, which is hauled to a grist mm. The surrounding coun

Borne by wagons. The Chattooga try is rolling and the soil rich and

river runs close by, but affords no fa fertile. Corn, cotton and bay form

cilities for manufacturing purposes. the principal articles of export. In

Baptist and Presbyterian churches the neighborhood are three churches

and two common schools in the vicin --Presbyterian, Baptist and MethOr

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dist--and one common acbooL Pop ulation 30. Mail weekly on horsebank. John G. Evans, P. M. Baker J. W. Rev., Methodist Brewster P. H. Rev. Evang John O. & Co. (John G.
Evans, Joseph M. McAfee), genl store Harper A. C. physician Lovlngood Eli. grist and saw mill Bobinett Archibald M., grist and saw mill Butherford W. W., blacksmith

Dalton, its usual sblpi.ing point, 1ST by this route from Atlanta and with in 6 miles of the contemplated M. & N. G. B. B. A small stream knows as Figbtentower creek, affords splen did water privileges by which is op*, rated a wool carder, grist and saw mill. No cotton is raised in this vicinity, only the ordinary farm pro ducts cultivated and shipped. Th settlement consists of about 100 per sons ; they have two churches--Bap tist and Methodist--and good schools. Mail semi-weekly by horseback. M.

McKinney, P. M.

CHERRY LOG.

Bandy E. A. Mrs., 'school teacher

Gtimer County. Small post office for the oonvenienee of a few farmers, about 6 miles northeast of Eilljay court house, and Is also known as White Path.

Callinan J. A., harness mkr Foster William, justice Galloway H. H., justice Higden Leonard, sheriff Jones R, constable ' Klncaid John B., blacksmith

CHESTER.

Kincaid Joseph Rev., Baptist McDaniel J. D. Rev., Baptist

Qwnnett County. A email country village of perhaps 20 persons, not a post office, and loca ted 4 miles east of Yellow river.

McKenny James & Son (James N. and James), millers and wool card ers
Phillips J. P., justice Stephens L. L., wagon mkr

CHESTNUT FLAT.

Stone John B., school teacher Thomas W. P., blacksmith

Walter County.

Vaughn L. D., justice

Located on Middle Cbickamauga Williamson M. B., constable

river, 10 miles northeastofLaFayette. the seat of justice, Hi from Binggold

CHESTNUT HILL.

--W. A A. B. B.--the nearest ship

Hail County.

ping point, via which it is 127} from Atlanta and 35} from Chattanooga. Term. Corn, wheat, oats, bacon and cotton are the chief products. Most of the-cotton raised here is carried to

A small place containing perhaps 20 souls, having no mail advantages and situated 8 miles southwest cf Sugar Hill.

Trion Factory in the seed. Com mon schools. Baptist and Methodist churches. Population 272. Mail re

CHESTNUT MOUNTAIN. HoU County.

ceived semi-weekly on' horseback. Located southwest of GainesvUle,

Lewis H. Williams, P. M.

distant 10 miles and without postal

Arnold Ellas, carpenter Cain John C. Rev., Baptist

advantages. It has a population of 25.

Cordell E. C., wagon mkr Gordon Cicero N., genl store

CHICA8AWHATCHEE.

Stanfleld B. M., blacksmith

TerreU County.

Williams H. M,, justice Williams l*wls H., notary

A small place, of about 20 people situated 7 miles southeast of Dawsoo.

CHESTNUT CAP.

Not a postoffice.

Fbnnin County.

CHILD8VILLE.

. Thirteen miles west of Morganton, the seat of justice, 67 northeast of

Franklin County. A small place of 40 inhabitant! on

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Bear Creek 7J miles east of Carnesville, the seat of jostioe, and 2} miles

CHIPLEY.

from Bowereville--E. A-I*. By.--its Harrit Co.--{See Goodmem't JT Soadt.)

nearest express and shipping point,

via which Atlanta is 120} milea dis

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tant. Cotton and eggs are. tbe ex ports. Two churches in the neigh borhood--Baptist and Methodist. Mail semi-weekly. 8. Q. Cbilds, P.

Union County. A farmers' poatoffice 7 miles sootheast of Blainville court bouse, and 40 north of Gaineeville, the usual ship

JJl.

ping point, express office, etc., via

Childa S. G., genl store

which Atlanta Is 93 miles distant. In

Say lows C., shoemkr

the neighborhood are two churches--

Baptist and Methodist--and a Pea-

body school. Mail daily. Thompson

CHINA HILL.

Coifing, P. M,

Tdfair County.

Berry Ellas, blacksmith CoIUna ThampeoB, justice

A town of 250 inhabitants on the Gillesple James, gunsmith

Ocraulgee river 20 miles southwest of Gouder B. A. Bev., Baptist

McBae, tbe county seat, also tbe Haynes William J., physician

nearest express, telegraph and ship Nix James, blacksmith

ping office. Cotton, wool, syrup and Beese Jamea~M., notary and justice

timber form thechief exports.- About Waldroup V. M., genl store

400 bales cotton shipped anually. A

great deal of stock is raised in this section. It has Methodist and Bap tist churches and common schools.

CHOICE.
Gwinnett County.

The distance to Macon is 96 miles via An uuimportant hamlet 5 miles

McBae, and to Atlanta 199. Mail southeast of Norcross, and about 10

semi-weekly. M. M. McBae, P. M. southwest of Lawrence. There is no

Blue B. B, physician Bone David, physician

poatoffice. Population estimated at 20.

Burden J. Et-v., Methodist Buwey W. Bev., Methodist Clark William, justice

CHULIO. FlayA County.

Key T. J.. dentist

Ten milea southeast of Borne, tbe

McRae M, M., genl store and stock dlr

county seat and nearest express, teleg^aph and shipping office, via which

Maloy John, physician

it is 90 miles from Atlanta. Spring

Malny J. W., dentist

creek furnishes power for operating a

Oakley Henry, physician

grist mill; besides which there la one

Roberts W. Bev., Methodist

saw mill ran by steam. Primitive

Boae 8. J., physician Smith H. J., physician

and Millenary Baptist churches and common school. Cotton tbe chief

Williams L. L., justice

export. Population 61. Mail week

Williams W. F., justice

ly. J. K. Jamiaon, P. M. .

Williamson James Rev., Baptist Williamson James Jr. Bev., Baptist Williamson J. K. Bev., Baptist Wooten J. H., dentist

Johnson Alfred Bev., Prim. Baptist Johnson A Mayhew, grist mill Lloyd Jasper, justice Payne L. C. D. Bev., Prim. Baptist

Rogers Zy saw mill

CHINCAPIN GROVE.

Shores W. A., genl store Smith Alexander, bailiff

Gfwinnett County. Located about 5 miles northeast of Lawrenceville, the county seat, and has postal privileges, ...

CHURCH HILL. Marion County.
South of Bueoa Vista 12 miles, ha*

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some 25 inhabitants, but no post of 'hillips J. P., physician

fice.

iteynolds John A., co. surveyor

CLAPTON'S MILLS.

Sutton C. H., lawyer and count/ judge
Van Bnren J., lawyer

Putnam County.

West E. P., genl store West J. W., genl store

Not a post office. Inhabitants about West B. N., co. treas

25. Located 10 miles southeast of

Eatonton.

CLARK'S MILL.

CLARKESVILLE.

Crateford County.

Hdbcrsham County.

Situated on Spring creek 5 milet southeast of Knoxville, the seat of

County seat.' Eight miles north of ustiee, and 7 north of Everett's--8.

Mt. Airy-A. & C. A-L. By--the W. B. B. --the nearest shipping point,

nearest shipping point and express via which it is 43 from Macon, 71 from

and telegraph office'. A small stream Columbus and 146 from Atlanta.

close by furnishes power for opera Meal, flour and cotton form the chief

ting a flouring mill. Stage commu shipments. The place is small, with

nication daily with Mt. Airy. Corn, a population less than 25, two

cabbage, apples, potatoes, etc., are churches--Baptist and Methodist--

the principal exports. This place has and one academy. The creek furn

a population of 400, four churches-- ishes power for operating a gristmill,,

Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian and besides which it nan one saw mill ope

Episcopal--and two common schools. rated by steam. Mail, tri-weekIyT>y

B. E. M. Millan, mayor. Mail daily. hack. Josiah J. Clark, P. M.

T. M. Bradford, P. M.

Avers James A. genl store

Addison J. H., elk Superior Court Bryce Mary A., wool carder

Addison 8. A., constable

Carter William, saw mill

Berry W. W., genl store and justice Clark Josiah J., grist mill

Bush W. J., physician Chitwood B. A., genl store

Knight Ethelred W., carpenter Knight William S., carpenter

Church J. M., U. S. commr Crane W. T., lawyer

Matthews Elisba grocer Boss Jackson A. J., teacher

Erwin W. S:, lawyer

Erwin W. 8. & J. B., grist mill Fuller Ezekiel, co. tax collector Fuller J. W., blacksmith

CLARKSTON. DeKalb County Ga.B. S.

Fuller M., sheriff

Five miles northeast of Decatar,

Fuller 8. L., hotel

the county seat, 11 from AtlanU

Galley A., cabinet mkr

and 160 from Augusta. Cotton the

Grant A. P.," co. tax receiver

chief export. Methodist church and

Grant W. D., blacksmith

one school. Population 75. About

Groves R. N.. ordinary

100 bales of cotton shipped annually.

Houston A. P.. hotel and physician Mall daily each way. J. J. Norman,

Hunt J. W., blacksmith

P.M.

Jackson W. W., saloon

Chewning T. E., Justice

Jenkins H., watchmkr

Hudson W. T., school teacher

Jones John, livery

Johnson H., blacksmith

Jones W. M., saloon

Moore W. C., physician

Lambert John, saloon,

Norman J. J r.r. and fertilize!

Lambert B. C., shoemkr .

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Lambert 8. B., genl store

Vaughn J. C., genl store

Lambert W., saddle mkr

Martin E., genl store Millan B. E. M., physician Nichols A. J., genl store

CLAY HILL. Lincoln County.

Nix A. J., co. coroner

A small place of 25 inhabitants;

SHIP your Merchandise from Boston and New York via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Baptist and Methodist churches. Langston James 8. sheriff

Cotton is the principal shipment. Lit Long G. W.. justice

tle river furnishes power for opera VfcConnell T. M"., genl store ting & grist mill, cotton gin and press, McCurry Amos, shoemkr

and saw mill. It is located 11 miles Page L. Li., co. tax collector south of Lincolnton court house and Quillan O. B. Rev., Methodist

18 north of Thomson--Ga. R, JEt-- Retchie J. M.. justice

the nearest shipping and express sta Smith J. F., justice tion, 'via which it is 152 from Atlanta. Wall A. M., blacksmith

Mail tri-weekly on horseback. Ann Wall L., co. school commr

Dill, P. M.

Wall Penson. grist mill

Alien George P., constable Collins W. A. li., physician Dill P. C., icin, grist and saw mill Dill P. C. & Sons, genl store Strotber J. E., lawyer

Whitmire W. S., co. tax receiver Whitmire & McCurry (W. S. Whit-
mire. John McCurry), genl store Wood E. H. Rev., Methodist York James, justice

Woods W., justice

CLAYVILLE.

CLAYTON.

Tdfair County.

Rabun County.

On the Ocmulgee river, 15 miles' southeast of McRae court house.

County seat; claiming a population of 500, is located on the TaUulah river at or near the head waters of the Ten nessee, in a country noted for its beautiful scenery, healthful atmos phere and pure water; 27 miles above Toccoa--A. AC. A.-L. By.--its depot, express and telegraph office, by which

Lumber City-No. 9, M. & B. B. R.--7J miles northeast is the depot, express and telegraph office. By this point Macon is distant 100 miles, Brunswick 100 and Atlanta 203 miles. Four miles from Clayville, on the Ocmulgee, is located the extensive steam saw mills of the Georgia Land

route Atlanta is 120 miles distant. Fruit, grain, pork and vegetables are the items of export. The streams above mentioned furnish the power for operating a grist and saw mill. Churches, Baptist and Methodist. Mail, daily, with 'semi-weekly mail stage connection also with Walhalla, 8. C. John C. CameroD, P. M.

& Lumber Co. They own a private railroad, completed 7 or 8 miles out and still being extended. Lumber, sawed timber, cotton and wool largely shipped. The village has about 25 inhabitants and Methodist church. Weekly communication is had by buggy with Hawkinsville and Macou. Hugh McLean, P. M.

BeckS. M., justice

Bergstiner L. E., genl store

Bleckley F. A., notary Bleckley T. J., grist mill

Georgia Land & Lumber Co., saw mill '

Cannon H. B. justice Cannon H. W., grist mill

McLean Hngb, bookkpr and teacher

Cannon John C., elk Superior Court and genl store
Cannon R. E., genl store

Mnrrrll Isaac T., carpenter Powell Berry, pilot Wooten John A., genl store.

Cofiee John Rev. (Baptist), co. treas

urer Curtis W. A., school teacher Dover S. W.. cabinet mkr

CLECHORN. Muxxgee County--N. A S. E. R.

Duncan D. T. & D. J., genl store

Seven miles from Columbus, 110

Green J. W., ordinary

from Macon and 213 from Atlanta.

Hale A. J., physician

Nopostoffiee.

Hale A. J. Mrs., physician

Hughes W. H., lawyer

CLEMENT8VILLE.

Hunnicutt N. A., shoemkr Johnston M. F., co.. coroner

Worth County.

Jones B. J., co. surveyor

Five miles west of Isabella, with

D F. Willcox,OsHmfcw, ffwl auontfM, R*, XMiu, UK, 4 oUUnk IttaUMud 1849.

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about 20 residents, but no postal facil post office and is distant 6 mikt

ities.

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south of Colquitt.

CLEVELAND.

CLIMAX.

White County.
Known also as Mount Yonah, and IB the capital of the county, situated 25 miles north of Gainesville. its ship ping and express, office.- war Whten Atlanta is 78 mile* distant Thta

Decotur County-- W. Dio.A.<k&. S.M.
Two- haodretf and twenty suvna mile* from ShiTannah and 294 from Atbtnte vwr Albany and Thomnsville. He post office.

town has a population of about 200,

two chinches--Methodist and Bap-

CLINCHEN.

ttftt--one common school, and one mrapaper--the Blue Ridge Echo.

RoU

Gold mining is one of the chief fea Estalished aa a post office March

tures of this section, there being two 1879. Is a place of about 125 inhab

mines in the neighborhood which are itants, 14 miles southwest of Gaine*

worked very successfully. Mail stages ville, the seat of justice, and 6 from

communicate triweekly with Gaines Flowery Branch--A. & C. A-L. By--

ville. Dahlonega, Nacoochee and the nearest express and shipping of

BlainvlIIe. R. T- Keniffier, P. M. fice, via which the distance to At

Andrews G. C. Rev.. Methodist Bell W. B., hotel BeU A Jarrard (W. B. Bell, H. A.
Jarrard}, genl store Blake Gorham, miner Blalock G. C.. justice Blue Kidge Echo, J. T. Wilson Jr.,
editor Boyd M. G., lawyer Brown James W., co. surveyor

lanta is 50 miles. From Mulberry creek power is derived to operate two grist mills. Cotton is the principal article of export, about 1,100 bun shipped from this vicinity annually. Mall stages communicate weekly with Athens, Jefferson and Flowery Branch. Churches, two--Metbodwt and Baptist--and one school. WUber C. Garner, P. M.

Cornwell W. H., rapt miners Brown Joseph, saw mill

CraigC. P..suptminers Flandin J. Eugene, miner

Cheek Freeman Rev., Baptist Cox J. W. Rev., Methodist

Freeman W. J., carriage mnfr Hamilton T. C., sheriff Hunt Jesse, genl store

Davie John, blacksmith ' Deaton Harrison, Justice Deaton Mack, constable

Kenimer fc Corlcjr (R T. Keni' mer, J. P. Corley)> genl storeKinsey 1.1., lawyer Lawson David, co. coroner

Frasier C. 8.. co. commr Frasier William, carpenter. Freeman Holman, physician Mashburne ---- Rev., Methodist

McAfeeT.V., hotel Nix William, oo. treas Oats Isaac, ordinary

Teagle L R. 4 R. A., genl store Thompson Jasper N., genl store and
grist mill

Osborn I. P., elk Superior Court Palmer Simeon, co. tax receiver Richardson J. A., co. tax collector Sears W. F., notary and justice

Toggle John W., grist and saw mill Williams Lindsay Rev., Baptist Wofford Russell, wagon mkr

Store Nathan, gun and locksmith Underwood A.-F., lawyer

CLINTON.

Underwood Jasper W., physician

Jones County. '

Underwood J. W. H., lawyer Williams W. K., lawyer Wilson J. T. Jr., editor Bine
Echo

Ridge

County seat ; 6 miles north of Bob* erts--M. A A. R. R.--the nearest shipping point, via which it la 118 from Atlanta. It is 12 from Maoon

CLIFTON MILLS. toaster County

by wagon road, which is the nearest express and telegraph office. Cotton is the chief export. Methodist church

Claims a population of 25. Has no and two schools. Population about

CU1 ft your MarolMmdta* ftom Philadelphia and Bal* Snlr timoravta OKORCIA ROAD F~ MtF~rei'ght Lino.

CLO 200. Mail received back. Miss B. A. W<

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by none- Mail semi-weekly. B. Y. Lane. P. P M i, X. IH M., D. T. Clyatt, assistant.

Barren James, physician

Caiiwell M. M., justice

Bonner Richard H., co. surveyor Clyatt D. T., genl store

Catehings I!. P., lawyer

Taylor E. H., physician

Greaves Henry 8., co. treos

Gresham WilkinB, co. tax collector

COAL MOUNTIAN.

and sheriff Hardeman B. V., lawyer

fbrtylA County.

Johnson B. Hon., co. judge

Five miles northeast of Camming-

Kingman A., physician

court house, connecting therewith by.'

Eingman Samuel, saloon

daily stage, la a place of 100 inhabit

Miller Peter T., co. coroner

ants, 12 miles northwest of Flowery

Phillips 8., dep sheriff

Branch--A. A C. A-L. By--its nearest

Parsley O. T., physician

shipping office, and via that point 5*

Parsley Samuel, physician

mUesfrom Atlanta. About 200 bales

Bedding A York, genl store

of cotton are shipped yearly. The

Bnas Roland T., ordinary and elk Su village baa two churches--Baptist-

perior Court

and Methodist--and a steam gin and

Toles Seth, Jailer

saw mill. Mail weekly by stag*.

W. P. Garrett, P. M.

CLOVERDALE.

Garrett W. P..shoemkr

Dade County--A. 6. 8. R. B.

Harrison A. G., blacksmith

Situated on Lookout creek, from which power is derived to operate two large grist mills. la 10 miles south of Trenton, the county seat, 28 from Chattanooga, and 168 from At lanta by rail. It is a place of perhaps' 800 Inhabitants, and has two churches' -Baptist ana Methodist--and vert good schools. Iron ore, fine day^and Un bark form the principal >M$ments. Mail is received duly each way by rail. Mi* Jorie Taylor,

Harrison J. F.. constable. Harrison T. W., eupenter Harrison, WoflWd ACo.(J. F..
and T. W. Harrison, W. F. ford),jrtn and saw mill Heam JTP., genl store Lipsoomb T. L., physician MOier B. M., sboemkr Nix Andrew, miller Norrell John, justice Bedd George W., blackmiith Stephens 8. B., constable

A. G. Wofr

ft 1/U.m
Baker Henry, ttobl teacher

COAL SPRING.

Blake R. f. Q., grist mill

m&twum County.

Chaawick George Bev., Baptist GNM Solom: nBev., Methodist Forester Peter, genl store

From Irwinton 6 miles south. No poetomce. Abont 25 inhabitants.

Stephens D. Bev., Methodist Stephens Gallatln, grist mill

COBBVILLE.

Street A. M., grain and lumber dlr

TUfair County.

Taylor Joele Miss, school teacher Taylor William Dr., genl store Wilson Augustas Bev., Baptist

Known by some as Cameron'ft Mills, is 10 miles south of McKae, the seat of justice, which 1* the near

CLYATTVILLE.

est shipping station and express an* telegraph office, via which it is 186

Loumdet County.

miles from Atlanta and 88 from Ma-

Near Little river, and abont 5 miles north of the Florida boundary. Is a unall country post office, 11 miles uth of Valdosta--W. Div. A. A G. j*. B.--the nearest depot, express and Werraph office, via which Savannah

con. Wool, hides, poultry eggs and cotton are the chief exports. Mill creek furnishes power for operating several saw and grist mills. Popula tion 25. One church--Methodist. Mail, weekly. J. W. Camenn, P. M.

ta distant 168 and Atlanta 821 miles. Cameron A. J., carpenter . -

FRANKLIN STEAM Jaa. P. Harrlson A

PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Co., Prop'rs, 97 A 89 Broad St.

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Cameron Duncau, blacksmith Cameron D. W., carpenter McLean Daniel, justice.

Bcarbrou'gh M. A., saloon Scofleld J. B., grist mill SherriU W. A., saw mill Sirmuns L., genl store

COCHRAN.

Steely W. R. Rev., Baptist Sttidstile J. W., carpenter

PiOculd County--No. 15, M. & B. S. B.

A town of about 1,000 inhabitants,

10 miles northwest of Hawkinsville

court house, nected by a

with which it is con railroad known as the

Hawkinsville Branch M.&B. R.R.,

88 miles from Macon, 148-from Bruns

wick three

and 141 frpm Atlanta. churches--two Baptist

It and

has one

M--steeTathhmeodgirCsitso--tchmorniaelnlsh, iaEglnhsotesorcpnhreoisonele.wansLdpaatrpwgeoer

Thomson J. A., genl store Thomson M. J., artist Trunell J. W., genl store Urquhart A. T., genl store Walker T. F., editor Cochran Enter
prise, and physician Wiggtns Laura Mrs., dress mkr Willis M. M., genl store and gritt
mill Wright A Pendergast, jewelers Wynne C. W. M., teacher Wynne J. M. & Co., genl store

quantitiesof cottonshipped annually,

which, with timber the chief exports.

and produce, form Stage communi

COHUTTA SPRINGS.
Murray County.

cation ia had semi-weekly with Dub lin, Laurens county. Express, South ern. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail received daily each way. Mrs. Laura Wiggins, P. M.

Situated 14 miles northeast of Spring Place, the seat of justice, on the Conasauga river, which furnishet power for operating a grist and saw mill. Dalton, the nearest telegraph,

Adams J. J., carpenter Baker Washington, saloon Battle J. R., genl store Cochran Enterprise, (weekly) Coley J. A. D.. geul store Coleman W. B., saloon . Cornish Charles, carpenter Davis J. T., genl store Dawson F., saddler Harrell J. IX, exp agt and tel opr

express and miles distant,

shipping via which

office, is 18 it is 118 from

Atlanta, and 50 from Chattanooga,

Tenn. Wheat, corn, oats and bacon,

form the principal exports. Methodist and Presbyterian

Baptist, church

es, and one school. Population about

35. Mail received twice a week on

horseback. E. Waterhouse, Jr., F.

M.

Herman Ellas, lawyer

Hightower H., cabinet mkr

Johnson J. H., blacksmith

Jordan F. M., physician

Kelsey W. F., lawyer

Knight A. M., carpenter

Lee H. McCall

C., M.

shoemkr X. Bev., prin

High

School

Campbell C. C., grist and saw mill Faulkner W. M., miller Gunn J. A., justice Haggard S. M., genl store Hammond C. C!., physician Waterhouse E., grist and saw mill Wilson W. M., genl store

McVay & Choate, genl store Maas & Bio., genl store Morgan, W., carpenter

COLAPARCHE.
Monroe County--(_Kee Bolinybroke.)

Morgan Y. H., druggist and physi cian

COLDWATER.

Peacock A Oberry, genl store naval store mnfr
Pennich O. E. Mrs., milliner Perry Virgil, depot agt

and

Mert County. noFrothrmofeErllybeartpoonatcooffuicret abbouosuet..7 milei

Porter T. G., carpenter Pugh J. W.,carpenter

COLE~CITY.

Baiford H: W., shingle mnfr Bobuch W. T., blacksmith Roland David, genl store Byle B. F., confectioner .

Bade County.

Eight miles court house, 6

northwest of Trenton to Shell Mound, Tenn.

the

GEORGIA

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Atlanta.

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--N. C. & St. L. By: - the nearest ex press and shipping station via which it ia 28 to Chattanooga, Tenn., and

COLLIER. Itowroe County--AtlantaDit. C. P.P.

168 to Atlanta. Coal and coke are chief exports. The mines of the Dude Coal Co. are located here. A small railroad belonging to the coal company connects this place with Shell Mound. The Methodists and Baptists have a union church. Popu lation about 175. Mail daily. C. L.

A small place of less than 20 popu lation, 5 miles northwest of Forsytb,. the county seat and nearest expressoffice. One grist mill here, run by steam. It is 32 miles from Macon and 71 from Atlanta. Mail dailyeach way. Robert Collier, P. M.

Ingersoll, P. M.

Cane Henry, blacksmith

Council James, machinist
Crawford W. L. Rev., Baptist Bade Coal Co., coal mines

Clower Jesse, tanner Collier Mary A. Mrs., grist mill Collier & Smith, genl store Fleming James, tanner

Davis K. EL, physician Evans Thomas K., mining engineer

Holland J. B., school teacher Ingram John, miller

Ingersoll C. I*., storekeeper Bade Johnson J. D., justice

Coal Co

Pbinizy A. J., tanner

Quarles T. L. Rev., Baptist

PhinizyH.Bev

Keunow Martin, justice Wells B. ., supt Dade Coal Co

Smith A. H., genl store Vaughn Augustus, physician

COLEMAN'S DEPOT.

COLQUITT.

Randolph Gminly--Ft. Q. Dvo. S.WJI.R.

JfiOer County. .

Rural post ofBce at the station of Culeman, 10 miles southwest of Cuthbert court house, its express office, 12 northeast of Fort Gaines, nearest tel egraph station, 128 from Macon and 231 from Atlanta. The yearly export of cotton will probably amount to 300 bales. In the immediate neighbor hood are several small streams sup plying water/power for operating a number of grist mills. There are also two churches--Baptist and Metho dist--and the ordinary school privi leges. Mail daily. H. F. Ruker, P. M.

County seat: 265 miles from At lanta via Arlington on the Albany Biv. S. W. K. R., and about equal distance--20 miles--from Arlington! north, Blakely northwest and Bainbridge southeast; connecting with each by tri-weekly mail stage. It. contains a population of 300, twochurches--Baptist and Methodist-- and male and female schools. Cot ton, "chufers" and cattle are the pro ducts. Arlington is its depot and express office, Bainbridge its tele graph station. J. D. Fudge, P. M.
Adams F. M., constable
Baughn V. B., ordinary

Andrews C. D., school teacher
Bell Cooper, justice
Davis W. F., miller and notary

Bush E., physician Bush I. A., lawyer and co. tax re
ceiver

Maund A. M., miller

Bush J. A., blacksmith

Muse Thomas Rev., Baptist

Bush J. S., justice and co. tax collec

Bodgere William, physician

tor

Ruker H. F., genl store and r. r. Cleveland M., justice

agt

Clifton J. S., genl store

Saundera J. I., guano agt

Fudge J. D. genl store

Glansier T. J., buggy nakr

COLEY'8.

Grimes G. W., co. treas Heard J. H., genl store, and elk Su

Pulaiki Onmty-2f. &B.R.R.

perior Court Lloyd L. D. Rev., Methodist

The railroad name for Longstreet Loving J. W., painter

post office q. v.

Martiu Charles Rev., Baptist

29

D 17 Willsknv Wttnlmi, Oft., ttpmeatf oldtrt and itnngwt . r . iwlHlAlAy EnglUh and American Immranoo Oompmiet.

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Morton 8. T., judge co. court

the Georgia Home Insurance Co., oue

Mulkey William, co. coroner

of the most responsible in the South,

Mulligan C. J., physician

with capital and assets of $545,000.

Platt P. M. justice and genl store They have one of the handsomest and

Roberts W. B, constable

most imposing buildings in the State.

Sheffield D. A., lawyer

Columbus has two daily papers, one

Sheffield H. C., lawyer

of which, Enquirer-San, was estab

Sheffield W. D., sheriff

lished in May, 1828, 7 months before

Waters James, carpenter

the town was incorporated. The

Wilkin P. C., genl store and physi other, the Times-, is of recent origin-

cian

established in 1875.

Wilson 8. J., carpenter

The city has an excellent public

school system, and over 1,300 children

COLUMBUS.

are enrolled. Worthy of special mention, is the Columbus Female

The fifth city in population In the College, now in Its fifth prosperous

State, and the county seat of Musco- year, with a large attendance. There

gee county, is beautifully situated, at the head of navigation of the Chat-

are 8 white churches, representing Baptist, Methodist, Episcopalian.

tauoochee river, 367 miles above Its mouth. Immediately in front of the town large rocks rise over the whole

Prebyterian, Roman Catholic and Hebrew denominations, and 5 colored churches Baptist and Methodist.

bed of the river, and convert it into .a succession of rapids. Parallel with

The fire department is conducted on the volunteer plan, has 2 steamers,

the river the length of the-town is 3 hand engines, 1 chemical extin-

one and a half miles; in bre-tdth it is tinguisher and a hook and ladder

about oue mile. Several handsome truck.

.and substantial bridges connect the Columbus Is destined, without city with Girard, Marshall and doubt, to become one of the largest Browneville, on the Alabama side. manufacturing cities in the South. .As a commercial center and distribu The fall of the Chattahoochee at thii ting point, Columbus possesses ad point is nearly 120 feet in a dis vantages of a high order, having, in tance of three miles, affording addition to its excellent water facili an available power of over 30,00t ties, the following linen of railway: horse, or sufficient to drive 25 times The Mobile and Girard, the South the number of spindles now in opera western, Western Railroad of Ala- tion. This immense unused power ,;bama, and the North and South. constitutes one of the great resources 'The manufacturing interests are very of Columbus' future growth and pros extensive, and the title of "Lowell of perity. Her population in 1870 was the South" Is well deserved. In 1838 something less than 8,000, but it baa the question of utilizing the magnifi about doubled now, numbering very cent falls was first agitated, and In nearly 16,000. Western Union Tele 1844 the first cotton factory was graph. Southern Express. Walter erected, which operated 20 looms and H. Johnson, P. M. 1,100 spindles. During the war all

the manufactories were destroyed by Abbott & Newsom (H. J. Abbott the Federals, but rebuilding was W. H. Newsom), grocers, 119 Broad begun almost immediately at its Alexander Green (e), ahoemkr, St close, and now there are seven cot Clair, w of Oglethorpe

ton factories, operating over 50.000 Alien Charles H., cotton bnyer, el

spindles, and 1,800 looms. In addi Front, s of St. Clair

tion to these, Columbus has two foun Alien James M., dep sheriff dries (one the most extensive south of Amos William M., grocer and wagon Richmond), an extensive plow fac mnfr, Wynnton rd

tory, two large flouring mills, a car Amyet W. D. & Co. (W. D. Amyet,

riage factory, two' planing mills, a A. O. Young), grocers, Oglethorpe, trunk factory, an oil refinery, and se cor Lee

four brick yards. There are 4 banks, Anderaoii Alexander (e), fruits, etc., with a capital of about $1,300,000, and Randolph, nw cor Jackson

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Andrews Davis A., state and co. tax Blakeley George W., grocer, ns Dil

collector, 118 Broad

lingham, w of Front

Andrews J. C. & Co. (J. C. Andrews), Blancbard Wi:liam R., dry goods,

wi ol grocers, 132 Broad

123 Broad

Ansley James J. Bev., pastor Broad Blauchard, Williams & Co. (T. E.

street M. . Church

Blanchard, 6. M. Williams, L. M.

Anthony John (c), saloon, 96 N. Ogle- Burrus), cotton factors, Front, s of

tborpe

St. Clair

Austin Seaborn J., physician, 43J Blandford & Garrard (H. M. Bland-

Crawford

ford, L. F. Garrard), lawyers, 67

Austin Thomas O., shoemkr, 181 Broad

Broad

Bonnell Lucy Mrs., dressmkr, 74

Avtrett David, grocer, Oglethorpe, Broad

se cor Randolph

Bonner & Ridley (c), (A. Bonner, H.

Averett Mary B. Mrs., dreesmkr, 32 Ridley), cabinet mkrs, ss Thomas,

Eandolph

e of Broad

Bacon John E., physician, 107 Broad Boober David L., grocer, 208 Broad

Baldwin Eliza Miss, dressmkr, 14 8. Bowers LJoyd G., cotton broker,

Forsyth

ss Randolph, w of Broad

Banks Richard (c), blacksmith, 82 S. Boyd Albin A., grocer, 127 Broad

Forsyth

Bradford Mark. A., saddles, har

Banner Adolph, groceries, dry goods, ness, trunks, leather, etc., 94 Broad.

etc.. Broad, cor Warren

(See p. 445:7

Banner Louis, genl store, Broad, cor Bradford Pleasant S., grocer, 43 St.

Randolph

Clair

Barden William A., prov broker, 119 Bradford & Everett (J. J. Bradford,

Broad

H. F. Everett), stoves and tinware,

Barnett John ]V., city treasurer, 142 Broad

office, Court House

Bradford A Gafford (J. A. Bradford,

Barr I. R. & Co. (I. R. Barr), grocers, G. W. Gafford), painters, 47 St.

37 Randolph

Clair

Bartlett D. D. & Co. (D. D. Bartlett, Bramhall Joseph H., watch mkr, 87

A. Gage, F. Watt), carriage mnfrs, Broad

ns Bryan, w of Ogletiiorpe

Brannon William H., pres Merchants

Batastini Clement, grocer and saloon, & Mechanics Bank

ns Commerce, w of Hamilton rd Brannon & Carson (A. M. Brannon,

Batastini Eugene, grocer, Commerce, R. A. Carson), druggists, 10 and 135

nw cor Hamilton rd

Broad

Bauscb John O., furniture, 186 Broad Britt William B., grocer, n s Craw-

Beach W. A Co. (W. Beach), hard ford, e of Oglethorpe

ware, 96 Broad

Brooks Francis M., ordinary,

Beck MarMn M., fruits, 8 Broad

office, Court House

Bedell W. R., boots and shoes, 86 Brooks Joseph H., grocer, 47 Craw-

Broad

ford

Belton Edward D. (c), shoemkr, ss Brown W. Byley, pres Columbus Iron

Dillingham. w of Broad

Wks Co. and Sou. Plow Co

Bennett Charles (c), harness mkr, ns Browne J. Rhodes, pres Georgia

Randolph, w of Jackson

Home Ins. Co., pres The 2fat. Bank

Bergan Martin T., grocer, 16 S. Front of Columbus, pres Columbus Mnfg

Berry Thomas B., grocer, 197 Broad Co. and propr Steam Cotton Mill,

Berry Wilson B., brick mnfr, nr S. office, 118 Broad

W. R..R.,e of limits

Bunler Ixrais, importer and dlr

Bertazzi John Rev., pastor St. James in cigars, tobacco, wines, brandies,

and Philip Catholic Church

etc. and agt E. Anheuser Co. lager

Blze Daniel R., grocer, 85 N. Ogle beer, 80 Broad

thorpe

Burns & Bro. (Peter and Morris),

Blackmar Alfred O., cashier Mer meats, 12 Market House

chants & Mechanics Bank

Burrus Jacob G., sheriff and grocer,

Blackmar John, real estate agt, 31 176 Broad

8t Clair

Burts Dundtq H., lawyer, 101 Broad

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 08 years ago. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca .

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Bush Thomas, cotton buyer, 18 S. Clark Elijah (c), shoemkr, 2 Rankin

Forsyth

Row

Buasey Henry C., manager Columbus Clark William L, supt Mobile & Gl-

Transfer Co

rard R. R. and agt 8. W. R. R

Bussey Hezekiab, lawyer, 70 Broad Clayton Philip A., cotton buyer

Bussey Mary A. Mrs., milliner, 34 Clegg A. & Co. (A. Clegg), check

Randolph

factory, Jackson, cor St. Clair

Bussey Nathan J. Dr., pres Cleland Ellen Mrs., grocer, 86 8. Eagle & Pheiiix MnfgCo.and Sav Forsyth .

ings Bank

Clements John W, grocer and pro*

Bussey William W., teller E. & vision dlr, 111 Broad

P. Savings Bank

Colbert E. F. Mrs., boarding, es

Butts James J., physician, ws Mc- Front, s of Randolph

Intosb, s of Thomas

Coleman Benjamin F., contractor,

Byrd Henry (c), restaurant, Union Broad, sw cor Few

Depot

Coleman Charles, lawyer, Broad, ne

Cadman Anthony, gunsmith, 34 cor St. Clair

Broad

Coleman Thomas G.. brick mnfr. nr

Campbell Aimer B. Rev., pas S. W. R. R.,e of limits

tor First Baptist Church

Columbus Enquirer-Sun, John

Campbell Jesse H. Rev., city mis King propr; 32 and 34 St. Clair.

sionary

(See p. 441.)'

Cantrell Bros. (T. A. and V. R.), dry Columbus Female College, Prof.

goods and grocers, 167 Broad

O. R. Glenn pres; Troup, se cor

Cargill John W., grocer, Odd Fellows' Lee. (See p. 437.)

bldg

Columbus Female Orphan Asylum,

Carnes Robert E., with D. F. Miss Cornelia Patterson matron;

Willcox

ws Mercer, n of Franklin

Carter Robert, druggist, 81 Broad Columbus Gas Light Co., R. L. Mott Carter Willis C. (c), shoemkr, 49 St. pres; ws Short, s of Crawford

Clair

..

Castlemau Humphreys, com

mer,

69

Columbus Industrial Ice Co., Stratton & Emerson, proprs; Broad

Broad

street. (See p. 445.)

Central Hotel, J. W. Ryan, propr; Columbus Iron Works Co., W. R.

140 Broad

Brown, pres; founders and machin

Central Line ofSteamers, C. A. Elink, ist^, foot of Thomas

agt; 32 St. Clair Cbaffln Thomas, ins agt Chaffln William J., books, stationery,
etc., 92 Broad

Columbus Mnfg Co., J. Rhode* Browne, pres; R. B. Gunby, treat; A. Illges, sec; A. Randall, supt; cotton mill, office, 32 Randolph.

Cbafin Thomas P., physician, 81 Broad
Champayne & England (D. W. Cbampayne, R. H. England), con tractors, es Oglethorpe, n of Ran dolph
Chapman Elizabeth Mrs., boarding, 56 N. Troup

(See p. 437.j Columbus Mut. Building A Lout
Assn, W. H. Williams, sec and treas; 31 St. Clair Columbus Protective Ice CoTatum & Robinson, proprs; 146 Broad. (See p. 447.)

Cbappell J. Harris, prof Female College
Chappell Lucius H., broker, 119 Broad

Columbus provision

Columbus Times, Wynne, DeWolf & Co., proprs; 43 Randolph. (See p. 441.)
Columbus Transfer Co., H. C. Bussey, manager; 78 N. Oglethorpe

Cnappell & Rambo (Thomas J. Colvin & Donnally (Mrs. J. A. Col-

Cbappell, John D. Rainbo), law yers, 119 Broad Cuase George W. Prof., music teacher

vin, Miss A. V. Donnelly), ners, 100 Broad Comer Frank M., co. jailer

milli

Chattahoocnee Nation'1 Bank, Conner J. H. A Co. (J. H. Conner,

H. H. Epping pres; H. W. Ed W. McGovern), grocers, 145 Brow

wards, cashier; 57 Broad

Cook Henry (c), shoemkr, 53 Bryan

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Cook James O. A. Rev., pastor St. Dozier John (e), shoemkr, Wynntou

Luke M. E. Church

rd, at limits

Cook & O'Brian (J. T. Cook, W. P. Dudley Thomas J., planing mill,

O'Brian), meats, 15 city market

lumber yard, sash, door and blind

Cooper Isham (c), saloon, 36 St. Clair mnfr, ws Mercer, n of Randolph

Cowdery Li. L.. & Co. (L. L. and Duncan John, grocer, 148 N. Ogle Li. L. Cowdery Jr.), importers and thorpe dlrs in china, glass, queensware, Durkin John, grocer, Troup, se cot

fancy goods, etc., 120 Broad

Few

Crane Robert S., staple and fancy Eagle and Pbenlx Mnfg Com

grocer, 68 Broad

pany, N. J. Bussey, pres; G. Gun-

Crawford Bennett H., lawyer, 97 by Jordan, sec and treas; Front,

Broad

bet Randolph and Bryan. (See

Crawford Martin J., judge Superior p. 439.)

Court, office 37 Randolph

Eagle and Phenix Savings

Crawford & McNeill (Reese Crawford, Bank, N. J. Bussey, pres; G.

J. M. McNeill), lawyers, 128 Broad Gunby Jordan, cashier; Front, bet

Crew Warren (c) shoemkr, 45 St. Randolph and Bryan. (See p. 439.)

Clair

Ebert Joseph, prof of music Colum

Cnrran Peter, grocer, ns Crawford, bus Female College

e of Front

Edmunds Thomas T., furniture, 98

Daniel James T., grocer, Odd Fellows Broad

bldg

Edwards Fantile Miss, dressmkr, 43

Davis Henry (c>, shoemkr, 49 Ran N. Forsvth

dolph

Edwards Hezeklah W., cashier Chat-

Davis Mary E. Mrs.,

, 59 Bald tahoocbee Nat. Bank

win

Eifler Philip, gunsmith, ns Craw

Davis William A.,

ford, w of Broad

Day Mary A. Mi

23 ElledgeA. M. A3. H., marblewk*,

Broad Deaton James E., Deckrow Sarah J.

192Broad Embry J. If. A Co. (J. N. and J. T.
Embry Jr., G. A. Pearce), grtot

N. Jackson Deignan Patrick,

mill, river front, opp Commerce Emrich Julius, grocer, 25 Broad

fofd,e of Front

Epping Henry H., pres Chattahoo-

Deignan Richard R.,

Front, chee Nat. Bank

se cor Crawford

Epping & Hanserd (H. H. Ep

Dessau Moses H., dry goods, Hamil ping, Joseph Hanaerd), cotton

ton rd, se cor Commerce

buyers, 57 Broad

DeVotle Jevrett G., editor En Estes H. 8. & Co., hardware, 122

quirer-Sun

Broad

Dews George M., supt public Estes J. Marion,prnprRankin House, schools, office, Jackson, ne cor and boots and shoes, 126 Broad

Crawford

Estes & Son (H. S. and R. EL), hard

Dillingham George W., cashier ware, 113 Broad

National Bank of Columbus

Etberedge & Chappell (C. A. Ether-

Disbrow & Co (John Disbrow, Rob edge, TJ. H. Chappell), genl uu

ert BMPS), stables, 79 N. Oglethorpe agts, 119 Broad

Dixon Charles F., druggist, 44 Ran Fee WUliam. tinner, 175 Broad

dolph

Feiler Dora J. Mrs., baker, 53 Craw

Dodci Ann Mrs., grocer, Early, nw ford

cor Mclntosh

Fillman John, grocer, ns DilUng-

Dorn Maier, grocer, Wynnton rd, cor ham, w of Front

4th av

e Fleming William, cotton buyer, w

DowningLemuel T., lawyerand 17. S. Front, n of St. Clair

commr, 107 Broad

Flournoy & Epping (J. F. Flournoy,

Dozier Alonzo A., lawyer, 126 Broad H. H. Eppintf), com mere, ns Ran

Dozier Homer W., lawyer and dolph, w of Broad state and co. tax receiver, Broad, Fogarty Nicholaa J., physician, SB

ne cor St. Clair

8. Jackson

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a. CHJHBY JOBDAN, Treat

COLUMBUS, CEORCIA.
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--------A LARGE VARIETY
OF
Cotton. an.d. T*7"oolen.
ADAPTED TO
The Southern and Western Trade.

HOSE COTTON THAN ANT XXLL XAma COLOBED MODS ONLY, IS AKESIOA. PEIOE3 AOT SAHPLE3
SENT UPON APPLKATIOlf.

M.J.BUSSEY, PRESIDENT.

B. fiUNBY JORDAN, CASHIER.

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COLUMBUS, CEORCIA.

Deposits Payable on Demand.
Intereit Compounded Four Ttoea a Tear. Stockholders Individually ttaUe. Aneti Ample, Seal and Tangible.

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LAKES NUXBEB of Sepedton than AH7 8AVZN08 BAVK in the South.

JA8. P. HARRI8ON * CO., State Printers, Publishers, and Binders, 27 & &9 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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Fogle William J., dentist, 32 Ran dolph
Foran Margaret Mrs., grocer, 22 8. Foray th
Ford J. M. A Co. (J. M. Ford), drugs

Grenage James (c), blacksmith, ss Randolph, w of Jackson
Griej Maria Mrs., grocer, 56 8. Troup Griffin Gerald, civil engineer, 89 N.
Troup

163 Broad Frank Charles, 'grocer, Dillingbam,
nw cor Short Frazer John M., treas M. & G. R. R Fraser J. A. & Co. (J. A. Fraser,
V. R. Tommey), hardware, 95 Broad Gabriel Jonas H., agt Columbus Oil Co., 80 Broad Gager George E., city assessor Gafnea & Thornton (e), (G. P. Gaines, H. Thornton), blacksmiths, Ran dolph, sw cor Jackson Ganunel A. & Co. (A. Gammel, J. M. Fletcher), livery and sale stables, 31 and 33 N. Oglethorpe. (See p. 445.) Gammon & Howard, paper, twine, etc., Ogletborpe, cor Lee Gammon & Ridenbour (J. T. Gam mon, J. D. Ridenhoiir), grocers, 165 Broad Gnrdner Joseph M., physician, 13 N. Troup Garrett & Redd (J. 8. Garrett, Wm. Redd), liquors, 121 Broad Georgia Home Insurance Co. of CoIumbuSjGa., J. Rhodes Browne, pres: "Lambert Spencer, sec; 118 Broad. (See back cover.) Gibson David N., grocer, 23 Broad Gibson Hiram A., grocer, 27 Broad Gifford Benjamin P., contractor, ws Ogletborpe, s of Randolph Gilbert Thomas, book and job printer and book binder, 42 Ran dolph. (Seep. 445.) Gilbert & Thornton (J. N. Gilbert, J. T. Thornton), druggists. 150 Broad Glenn Gustavus R. Prof., pres Columbus Female College Globe House, Mrs. L. Holland, propr; 163Broad Goetchius Henry R., city editor Times, and lawyer, 67 Broad

Grimes & Grimes (Thomas W. and George J.), physicians, 76 Broad
Gunby Robert B., treas Columbus MnfgCo
Hamilton John H., whol and ret groceries and provisions, and agt Chesapeake Guano Co., junction Oglethorpe. Franklin and Warren. (See p. 445.)
Harmon James P.,'grocer, Thomas, sw cor Mclntosh
Harrell Oscar C., manager W. U. Tel. Co
Harris Leffkowitz, dry goods, 114 Broad
Harris Ranee (c),shoemkr, Front, se corner Dillingham
Harrison Aaron L., grocer, 170 Broad, and saloon, 144 Broad
Harrison Alfred (c),wagon mkr, Ran dolph, sw cor Jackson
Harrisou Charles S., auctioneer,' 28 Broad
Harrison James H., cotton buyer, 9 N. Troup
Harrison James M., cotton buyer, 79 N. Oglethorpe
Hastings Hattie Miss, dressmkr, 36 St. Clair
Hatcher Samuel B., lawyer, 67 Broad Hawkins Barney (c), boarding, 34
Randolph Hays Elbert N., stoves and tin ware,
139 Broad Hearn George W., lumber, ns Ran
dolph, e of Oglethorpe Hecht Jacob, auction com mer, 28
Broad Hecht & Brannan (J. Hecht, J. R.
Brannan), dry goods and grocers, 155 Broad Heldemann Jacob, sausage mnfr, Baldwin, sw cor Mclntosb. Herring & England (C. H. Her

Golden George J., supt Columbus Iron Works Co. and Sou. Plow Co
Goldsmith William (c), cooper, ss

ring, J.R. JEngland),carriage mnfrs, 71 N. Ogletborpe (See p. 447.) Heyman Charles & Co. (C. Heyman,

Randolph, e of Oglethorpe

E. Kuraiker), restaurant, 136 Broad

Gordon M. C., dry goods, 82 Broad Gorton William B.. supt Musco-
geeMnfgCo

Hill John, mechanical engineer and architect, Eagle A Pbenix Mnfg Co

Granberry Eugene, grocer Gray Caroline Mrs.,- boarding,
Broad

122}

Hinde, Freer & Tllges (W. H. Hinde, P. Preer, A. Illges), bagging mnfrs, St. Clair, cor Jackson

yur Freight West via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Hirsch Marcus M., junk dir, Craw- Jobnston John H., sec and treaa

ford, ne cor Broad

Columbus Iron Works Co

Hocbstrasser Charles E., grocer, Johnston J. D. & Co. (J. D. Johnston,

Broad, ne cor St. Clair

D. L. Booher), stoves and tin ware,

Hodo John W., grocer, 8J Broad

141 Broad

Hoffin & Bro. (J. and N.), clothing, Jones Andrew (c), shoemkr, 83 Bryan

88 Broad

Jones Claiborne H., tailor, 102 Broad

Hogan John L., ice dir, 79 Broad Holbrook Jefferson (c), blacksmith,
91 N. Oglethorpe Holland Lucy Mrs., boarding, 151 i
Broad Holmes Chester Q., cotton buyer, 67
Broad Hoist Johann B., cotton buyer and
ins agt, 17 Broad Bolt Charles S., agt Singer Mafg
Co., 99 Broad Hood Martin D., pres N. & S. B. B

Jones Jesse (e), barber, 173 Broad Jones John (c). grocer, Hamilton rd Jones John W., saloon, 45 Randolph Jones J. S. & Co. (J. S. Jones, J. A.
Lewis), dry goods, 154 Broad Jordan G. Gunbj, sec and treaa
Eagle & Phenix Mnfg Co Jordan Oscar S., treas Pfoneer Co-op
Co Jordan Seth N., physician,'72 Broad Jordan & Blackmar (G. Qunby
Jordan, John Blackmar), ins agta, 31 St. Clair

Hoopes Lloyd R., grocer and liquors, 53 Broad
Howard Anderson, justice, 109 Broad Howard Mary R. Mrs., milliner, 78

Joseph Isaac, pres Pioneer Co-op Co. and trunk mnfr, 190 Broad
Joseph Jacob, dry goods and notions, 59 Broad

Broad Howard M. D. Mrs., second
clothing, 48 Randolph

hand

Joseph Moses, dry goods, 89 Broad Kaufman J. & J. (Jacob and Julius),
grocers, 14 Broad

Hudson Clair

Isaac E., shoemkr,

38}

St.

Keith Daniel, 13 Broad

mechanical engineer,

Hudson. Jenkins & Redd (B. H. Hud Kern & Loeb (Emanuel Kern, 8.

son, P. J. Jenkins, W. A. Bedd), Loeh), grocers, 61 Broad

warehousemen, 75 Oglethorpe

Kilpatrick Martha A. Mrs., board

Hudson William F., varieties, 6 ing, 11 N. Oglethorpe

Broad

Kimbrougb Thomas J. S., M. D.,

Hunt Charles D., grocer, 55 Broad

druggist. 74 Broad

Hunter William C. Rev., rector Trin King David (c), shoemkr, 49 St. Clair

ity Episcopal Church

King John, publisher and propr

Ingrain AMather (Porter Ingram, H. F. Matber), lawyers, Broad, cor St. Clair
Iverson John F., with D. F. Wilcpx, notary and commr of deeds for Ala
Jackson Andrew (c), grocer, Ogle thorpe. cor Randolph
Jarrett John (c), shoemkr, Randolph, cor Jackson
Jefferson Wesley, physician, 107

Enquirer-Sun King & Daniel (Joseph King, A. B.
Daniel), grocers, 45 Crawford Kirven J. Albert, dry goods, notions,
etc., 90 Broad Klink Charles A., agt Central Line
steamboats, 32 St. Clair Kyle &. Co. (Joseph Kyle), dry
goods, carpets, boots, hats, etc., 106 Broad. (See p. 445.) La Hatte Fannie Miss, dresamkr, 103 Broad

Broad Jefferson & Pearce (Rollin Jefferson.
John P. Pearce), grocers, 70 Broad Jepeon Francis A., brick mnfr, Lump-

Lambertson Ella Miss, dressmkr, Broad
Lary Mary C. Mrs., boarding, Front, n of St. Clair

38 ea

kin rd

Lawbon <fc Co. (S. E. Lawhon ----),

Johnson James, lawyer, 77 N. For- machinery, Oglethorpe, cor Bryan

sytb

Layfleld James M., baker, 47 Craw-

Johnson William D. Rev. (c), pastor ford

St. James A. M. E. Church

Lee L. A. Mrs., milliner, 108 Broad

Johnston David W., physician, 33 Lee Michael H., millinery and fancy

Randolph

goods, 102 Broad

CUT D y<>ur Cotton East via the

On IF

GEORGIA ROAD Faat Freight Line.

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Leffkowitz M., dry goods, 56 Broad Massey & Sapp, grocers, 32 S. Mcln-

Leitner Charles B., physician, 38 toah

Randolph

Matthews Mary Mrs., boarding, 9 N.

Levy Lionel C. Jr., lawyer, 118 Broad Oglethorpe

Lewis James A., dry goods. 152 Broad Mayo Rosa Mrs., private school, 222

Little William A., lawyer, 81 Broad Broad

Littleton E. A. Mrs., mattressmkr, Merchants Bldg & Loan Asm, John

52 Broad

King, sec and trees; 32 St. Clair

Lloyd Sidney, cabinet mkr, 45 N. Merchants & Mechanics Bank, W.

Oglethorpe

H.Brannon-pres; A.O. Blackmar,

Lopez Cayetans, cigar mkr, 201 Broad cashier; 110 Broad

Loudenber Frank W., cigars and to Meyer Lassar. dep coUector Int. Rev.

bacco, 41 Randolph

61 Broad

Ivovett Warren P., propr "Private Meyer William, boots and shoes, 104

Stock" whiskey and cigars, At Broad

lanta. (See front paster.)

Mtddlebrook Thomas E., grocer, 12

Luckie William P., cotton buyer, 103 Broad

8. Oglethorpe

Miles Boston, (c), shoemkr, 83 N.

Lake William H., shoemkr, 184

Broad

Mitchell Holland (o), Junk , 83 Broad

McAdam Thomas J., grocer, 194 Mobile & Qirard Railroad, W. L.

Broad

Clark, supt; office, Randolph, cor

McArdle Frank J., tinner, 22 Broad 1st av

McArthur Green (c), grocer, 41 Craw- Moffett Charles J., mnfr teething

ford

powders, Broad, cor Franklin

McCahey Michael, grocer, 36 S. Moore James F., grocer, 175 N. Ogle

Oglethorpe

thorpe

McCauley Henry, marble wks, 40 Moore Montague M,, city elk,

Broad

office, Court House

MeCook Caroline Mrs., grocer, Ham Moore Thomas, elk of market and

ilton rd

magazine

McDaniel Juliet Miss, dressmkr, 76 Moore Thomas H., agt Peoples Line

Broad

steamers, Thomas, nw cor Broad

McDaniel William W., wagon yard, Moore Tiff T., city marshal, Court

137 N. Oglethorpe

House

McGehee Alien C., cotton buyer, Moore William R., grocer, Broad,

Jackson, sw cor Washington

nw cor Thomas

McQehee A Hatcher (C. C. McGehee, Moore & Dunwoody (c). (C. Moore

B. T. Hatcher), cotton com men, James Dunwoody), blacksmiths,

Front, opp St. Clair

179 Broad

McGough J. & Co. (John and Q. L. Moshell Jacob H., wagon mkr, ws

McGougb), dry goods. 151 Broad Oglethorpe, s of St. Clair

MeJunMn John D., mattress mkr, us Mover S. W. A. Son (S. W. and W.

Crawford, w of Broad

H.), carriage mnfrs, Oglethorpe, sw

McKee Hockley C., carriages, cor Troup

wagons and harness, Ounby bldg. Mulford A Estes (R M. Mulford,

(See p. 447.)

Joel D. Estes), ins agts, 57 Broad

McKenzie John G., batcher, 244 Munday William, livery stable, ws

Broad

Oglethorpe, n of Crawford

Madden Charles A., photographer, St. Murdoch Robert B., genl ins agt, 92

Clair, cor Broad

Broad

Marcrum James F. A Co., confection- Murray John P., locksmith, es Ogle

en, 138 Broad

thorpe, s of Thomas

Markham Timothy, co. treaa and Miucogee Manufacturing Co.,

grocer, 50 Randolph

G. P. Swift, presjWm. A. Swift,

Martin John (o). blacksmith, Ogle sec and treas; Win. B. Gorton,

thorpe. se cor Franklin

supt: Front, opp Franklin. (See

Mason John J., physician, 33 Ran p. 443.)

dolph

Nail James H. Rev., pastor First

Mason Joseph M., dentist, 34 St. Clair Presbyterian church

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Names Thomas, grocer, 19 Crawford Poer William 8., grocer, 2 Broad

Needbam William 8., grocer, 21 Pollard & Harris (I. L. Pollard, E. T.

Broad

Harris), grocers, 42 Broad

Newmau Benjamin F., grocer, Ham Pond Asa, physician, 10 S. Jackson

ilton rd

Pond George Y., elk Superior Court

NBewrom ad an

Entile,'

lawyer,

67 Pool William T., dentist, 118 Broad Pope Robert C., agt Wheeler & Wil

Newman Tobias, saloon, 58 Broad

son Mnfg Co., 40 Randolph

Newton John 8., druggist, 107 Broad Porter John N., trunk mnfr, 133

Noble & Jones (C. T. Noble, W. H. Broad

Jones), meats, 5 City Market

Porter Josiab, agt Sou. Plow Co

North and South Railroad of Ga, Posada Araam Mrs., cigar mnfr, 35

William Redd, Jr., supt; Ogle- Randolph

thorpe crossing, W. R. R

Pou Joseph R, judge co. court and

Nuckolls Thomas J., lawyer, 81 lawyer, 109 Broad

Broad

Profumo Frank X., confectioner, 43

O'Brien Matt, agt Sou. Exp. Co., 41 Crawford

Broad

Pryor George C., shoemkr, es War

Ogletree Louana M. Mrs., dreasmkr, ren, June Broad

Randolph, ne cor Broad

Radcliff G. W.. propr West Side Ho

Osborne Lewis (c). wagonmkr, ws tel, 145 Broad

Oglethorpe, n of Crawford

Rafferty Laurence J., genl store, 151

Owens Jesse L., grocer, Hamilton rd Broad

Owens Thomas (c), shoemkr, 135 N. Randall Albert, supt Columbus

Oglethorpe

Mnfg Co

Palmer John H., jeweler, 163 Broad Rankin House, J. Marion Estes,

Patrick James J., grocer, Crawford, propr: Broad, se cor Crawford

nw cor Mercer

Redd C. A. & Co. (C. A. Redd, J. P.

Patrick & Bro. (J. W. and A. M.), Manley, W. Redd), grocers, 128

meats, City Market

Broad

Patterson P. B. & Co., stoves, Redd Nicholas L., justice, 114 Broad grates, hardware, tinware, house- Bedd William Jr., supt N. & S. R. R

lurnisbing goods, 109 Broad

Rees John, cotton buyer, ws Forsytb,

Peabody & Brannon (John Peabody. s of Thomas

W. H. Brannon), lawyers, 70 Broad Rich Frederick, saloon, 112 Broad

Peacock Gideon J~ clothing Robinson William T., confectioner,

mnfr, 64 Broad

198 Broad

Pearce A Binford (T. J. Pearce, R. J. Rooney Lawrence furniture, 85 Broad

Binford), grocers. '20 Broad

Rosette & iLawhon (G. W. Ro

Pease J. W. 6s. Norman (J. W. sette, 8. K. Lawhoii), carriages and

Pease, R. M. Norman), booksellers, wagons, Oglthorpe, cor Bryan

stationers, music and musical mdse, Russell Charles R., lawyer, 55 Broad

76 Broad

Russell James M., lawyer, 55 Broad

Pekor Charles, saloon and restaurant, Russell Rolin A., lawyer 55 Broad

ws Oglethorpe. s of St Clair

Ryau James W., propr Central Hotel,

Peoples Line or Steamers, Thomas 140 Broad

H. Moore, genl manager; Thomas, Ryder Benjamin H., machinist, es

nw cor Broad

Oglethorpe, s of Franklin

Phelps Elizabeth Mrs., dressmkr, 17 Rynchart Mary A. E. Mrs., dress-

N. Oglethorpe

mkr, 85 Crawford

Phelps George, dentist. 54 St. Clair Sanders James H., foundry, foot of

Phillips Charles, agt W. R. R. and Baldwin

coal dlr, Bryan, cor Railroad

Studs William H., cigar mnfr, 172

Pioneer Co-Operative Co., Isaac Broad

Joseph pres; O. S. Jordan, treas; Schley Edward B., physician, Broad,

genl store, Front, cor Bryan

ne cor St Clair

Pirrie & Justice (Samuel Pirrle. Rob Schober William, gunsmith, 39 Ran

ert Justice), grocers, Oglethorpe, dolph

necor Jlaudolph

Schomburg Carl, watchmkr, 105

Pitto James W., physician, 81 Broad Broad

CUTD your Merchandise from Boston and New York anl r via the CEORCIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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H. C. McKEE,

Snn'by Building, COLUXBUS, GA.,

Dealer In

TATUM & ROBINSON. CARRIAGES,

BUGGIES,

146BEOAD STEEET, COLUMBUS, GA.,

WAGONS, SADDLES,

Manufacture and Supply the City, on

HARNESS,

the River and Railroads.

LEATHER, Ac.

Phenix Carriage Works. A.WITTICH.

C. H. KISSEL. .

HERRING ITENBUMD, Wittich & Kinsel

Manufacturer! of

Carriages, Bag

gies and Vehicles

of all kinds. In

cluding the Dex

ter Boggy. Ogle thorpe (St., oppo

71 Broad St, Colombna, Ga.

site Disbrows fa Dealers In Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Diamonds,

bles, Columbus, RtaKB, Spectacles, Silver Ware, Silver Hated

Georgia.

Ware, Fancy Articles, jte. Watchea,

grAgents for

Clocks and Jewelry Repaired to give

WHITEWATEH

Satisfaction, and Warranted.

WAGONS.

Engraving done to Order.

, OLDEELIABtB

E.E.YOIBB.

CLIFF B. Gum*.

LEADING PHOTOGRAPH ARTIST YONGE & GRIMES,

BROKERS

G.T.WILLIAMS,

AND
REAL -ESTATE AGENTS,

Georgia,

BEOAD STEEET, COLUMBUS, GA.

Win give penonal attention to the Sale, Pur

BS~Copying and Improving Old Flotnm a Specialty.

chase and Rent of Beal Estate located in the City or Country. Stocks. Bonds and other Secorltfos Bought and Sold. Refer by permission to the Bank* of the City. .

M, TYE,

MOLDING, BSAOZETS AKD BAOTSTEB3, SCEOLL SAW1HG,

PLANIHG, TOUOUEINa, GEOOVING, ETO.

Oglethoxpe St., North of Bxyao,

COLUMBUS, CA.

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrison St Co., Prop'rs, 87 SL 39 Broad St.

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Bcbubinsky Simon, dry goods, 32 Stratto n & Emerson (H. D. Strat-

Broad

ton, C. W. Emersou), ice mnfrs and

Scott Mary B. Mrs., dressmkr, 52 S. ice machines, Broad street. (See

Oglethorpe

p. 445.)

Sellmann John H., tailor, 130 Broad Street Nicholas, tailor, 170 Broad

Shingleur James A., cotton buyer, Strupper Ignazio Gi, confectioner, 72

Fontaine warebouse

Broad

Shorter Jeremiah (c), grocer, Ham Summers Agnes Mrs., dressmkr, 48

ilton rd

Broad

Simon Solomon, optician. 79 Broad Swift Eudoxus S., cotton buyer,

Simons Aaron, grocer and dry groods, Front, sw cor Randolph

Crawford. sw cor Mercer

Swift George P.. pres Muscogee

Simons M. &Co. (M. Simons. L. Low- Mnfg Co enthal), genl store, Baldwin, sw Swift George P. & Son (Geo. P. and

cor Mercer

Qeo. P. Jr.), cotton factors, Plant

Singer Manufacturing Co. The. C. S. Holt, agt; 99 Broad
Blade James J., propr Blade's School, ws Forsyte, n of Franklin
Blade & Etheridge (J. B. Blade, C. A. Etheridge), com mere, Front, sw cor Randolph
Slaughter Francis E., soda water mnfr, 138 Oglethorpe
Smith James M. Hon., lawyer, 81 Broad
Smith & Bro. (J. D. and B. P.), meats, city market
Solomon Callman,dry goods,24 Broad Southern Express Co., Matt O'Brien,
agt; 41 Broad Southern Plow Co., W. B. Brown,
pres; plow mnfrs, foot of Thomas Southwestern Railroad, W. L. Clark,
agt; office, Randolph, cor 1st av Spear Horace P., mdse broker, 101
Broad Speer T. S., Phoenix Jewelry
Store) watches, clocks, spectacles and flue jewelry, 101 Broad Spencer Lambert, ste Oa. Home Ins Co.. 118 Broad Spencer Ferry, grocer, 129 Broad

ers warehouse Swift William A., sec and treas
Muscogee Mnlg Co. and propr Cen tennial store, Oglethorpe, ne cor Franklin Taliaferro Charles B., cotton buyer, Alston warehouse Taliaferro Charles F., cotton buyer, Alston warehouse Tatunt &. Robinson (E. G. Tatum, James Robinson), ice mnfrs, 148 Broad. (See p. 447.) Terry Carlisle, physician, 103 Broad Terry Thomas (c), blacksmith, as Randolph, e of Oglethorpe Terry William E. (c), barber, 128 Broad The National BanlL of Colum bus, J. Rhodes Browne, pres; G. W. Dillingbam, cashier; 118 Broad. (See p. 443.) Thomas Edmund (c), shoemkr, 38 Baldwin Thomas Grigsby E. Jr., lawyer, Broad, ne cor St. Clair Thomas G. E., Sr. mens' and boys' clothing, gents'furnishing and hats, 117 Broad Thomas William H., paymaster

Spencer Richard P. Jr., special E. & P. Mnfg Co

trav. agt Oa. Home Ins. Co

Thomason Thomas L., cotton buyer,

Spencer A Hanks (e), (H. Spencer, Planters warehouse

J. Hanks), blacksmiths, ws Ogle- Thompson Robert, stock dlr, 218

thrpe, n of Crawford

Broad

Spring, r Frank J., grocer, Crawford, Thornton Gary J., lawyer, Broad, ne

ne cor Oglethorpe

cor St. Clair

Stanford Francis A., physician, 37 Thornton & Acee (H. J. Thorn-

Randolph

ton, F. W. Acee), clothiers, hatters

Steam Cotton Mill,J. Rhodes Browne, and gent's furnishers, 83 and 85

propr; Oglethorpe, June Warren Broad. (See p. 449.)

Stephens Wade H., shoemkr, 38 S. Thornton & Grimes (B. A. Thornton,

Mclntosh

T. W. Grimes), lawyers, Broad, ne

Stevenson Jessie Mrs., baker, 36 cor St. Clair

Broad

Thweatt Robert R.. drayinaster, es

Stolz Ernst, tailor, 3 S. Oglethorpe Front, s of Randolph

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Popular Route from Atlanta.

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FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS, MERCHANT TAILORS AND HATTERS,
Nos. 83 and 86 Broad Street, COLUMBUS, GEOBGIA.
Have In store and are constantly receiving; the largest and most complete Stock of Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing. Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas, Walking Canes, &c.. ever brought to this section. We offer to the trade a splendid assortment of Piece Goods, embracing all the novelties of the season, in French and English Cloths, Cassimeres. &c. We have a fine assortment of the best Trimmings. Have secured the services of firstclass Tailors from New York and New Orleans. We guarantee garments made in the best style, and to give entire satisfaction. Wedding and Dress Suits a specialty. Orders solicited. Prices guaranteed as low as the lowest
General Insurance Headquarters in Western Georgia.

Columbus, Ca.
HEE, XABXNE, LITE,) The best English and American Companies represented ACCIDENT. J Such as have been proven Ijy long experience.
D. F. WILLCOX, Agent MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPACT OF NKW YORK--Assets over 886,OOO,OOO cash. . The advantages offered to -insurers by this Company, in tolid security, ntperior economy, and its convenient system of annual catA dividends, combine to make it the nqfett, the cheapett and the tat .in the world.
Accident Insurance a specialty. $25 buys a $5,000 Policy for a Year, with $25 Weekly Indemnity for Disabling Accident.
30

. Ff .

EIPSESE1TT3 THE jrffWAL LOT , INS. CO. Or HEW TOES. Assets over 186,000,001.

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Tbweatt & Snyder (J. T. Tuweatt, Willcox JDeWitt F., genl ins agt,

W. F. Snyder), cotton brokers, Ala represents Hartford Fire Ing.

bama warehouse

Co. of Hartford; North British

Tigner Wesley F., dentist, 35 Ran dolph
Tillman W. L. & Co. (W. L. Tillman, W. S. Freeman), grocers, 143 Broad
Tooke James J., boarding, 74 Ran dolph
Tucker Edmund (c), cabinet mkr, 34 Baldwin

& Mercantile Ing. Co. of Lon don; Royal Ing. Co. of En?; Continental Ing. Co. of K Y.; Insurance Co. of North America, of Phildealphia; Phenix Ins. Co. of N. Y.: Mer chants & Mechanics Ins. Co. of Richmond; Virginia Home Ing. Co. of Richmond: Mutual Idle Ins. Co. of N. Y.: Trav

Tucker William (c), cabinet mkr, ns elers Idfe & Accident Ins. Co.

Crawford, w of Broad

of Hartford, and New England

Turuer Alonzo, carpenter, Thomas, Mutual Life Ins. Co. Boston.

nw cor Ogletuorpe

Office, 71 Broad. (See top lines and

Turner William P., real estate dlr, 6 p. 449.)

N. Troup

Williams Alpha A., photographer,

Tye M. M., architect and contrac 69 Broad tor, door, sash and blind mnfr, and Williams Daniel E., genl F. and T. builders' supplies, es Oglethorpe, n agt M. & G. R. R. and coal dlr

of Bryan. (See p. 44T.) TJpshaw John M., agt Wheeler

&

Williams Giles T., photographer,

59 Broad.

,447.)

Wilson Mnfg Co, 40 Randolph Williams Rob ,c), blacksmith, ns

Vandenberg Ed. B., mdse broker, 106 Randolph, w of Jackson

Broad.

Williams William F., lawyer and

Van Keuren Abram, tailor, 89 Broad justice, Broad, ne cor St. Clair

Velati Angelo, Clair

cigar

mnfr,

35

St.

Wilttngham W. A., doors, sash, blinds and builders' supplies, ns

Walker Alexander (c), shoemkr, ws Randolph, e of Oglethorpe

.Oglethorpe, n of Crawford

Willis King L. (c), shoemkr, ss Bry

Walker Irvine (c), grocer, Front, se an, e of Oglethorpe

cor of Dillingham

Wilson Amos (c), barber, 52 N. Ogle

Watt & Walker (W. J. and C. H. thorpe

Watt, J. A. Walker), grocers, 137 Wittich &. Kinsel (A. Wittich,

, Broad

C. M. Kinsel), watchmkrs, jewel

Weathersbee. William W., grocer, ers and opticians, 67 Broad, cor

Jackson, cor Commerce

Randolph. (Seep. 447.)

Weems Oliver (c), barber, 31 Ran Wolfson Wolf, dry goods, 59 Broad

dolph

Womack J. & 8. (John and Sanford),

Wemberg Gustav, dry goods and groceries, Front, se cor Franklin

grocers, Hamilton rd, n of .Com merce

Wells Louis, barber, 118 Broad

Wood J. J. & W. R., gocers, 91 Broad

Wells & Curtis (E. L. Wells, N. N. Curtis), whol and ret boots, shoes, leather, etc., 73 Broad
West Side Hotel, G. W. Radclifij pPiropr; 145 Broad
WWeestern Union Tel. Co., O. C. Harrell manager; 33 St. Clair
Wheeler & Wilson Mn fg Co., 40 Ran dolph
White James, cotton buyer, 66 N. Troup

Woodruff George W., grist mill, Front, se cor Thomas
Wooten Matthew C., cotton buyer, SS N. Mclntosh
Wright Augustus (c), blacksmith, ss St. Clair, wof Oglethorpe
Wynn A. M. Rev., presiding Elder M. E. Church
Wynne, DeWolf & Co. (T. E. Wynne, J. H. Martin, W. 8. DeWolf and J. S. Stewart), proprs Times, 43 Randolph. (See p. 441.)

Whittle Jameg J., local agt Wynne Wiley B. (c), tobacco, 97 Georgia Home Ins Co., 118 Broad Broad

T A IMF 1 AMI

the

GEORGIA

RAILROAD, the Short Line

from

Maoon.

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461

COS

Yonge & Grimes (E. E. Yonge, Cliff B. Grimes), brokers and real

McLemdons & Bfathews (JJ.. and T. L. McLen , J..B.

MWa-.

estate agts, 81 Broad. (See p. 447.) tbhuecvwvBs);, &gCeUn.Ll Bstiourre

Young Amanda Mrs., boarding, 144 Madden J. F., genl store

Oglethorpe

Mathews J. B., teachi r

Young Men's Catholic Union, Frank Newell W. J., constable

Golden, pree; ns St. Clair, w of Williamsun T. J., grocer

Broad

Wilson E. W., physician

Young T. 8. A Co. (T. 8. Young, E. Wright J. L., notary 8. Eachern), grocers, Oglethorpe,

secor Washington

CONCORDIA.

Young William H., director E. & P. M. Co., and agt Soluble Pacific

Etttert County.

Guano, Gunby bldg, St..Clair, wtrf Seven miles north of Elberton court

Broad

house and nearest shipping and ex

Zacharias A Co. (L Zacharias, Kern press office, via which it is 150 miles

& Loeb), druggists, 33 Randolph from Atlanta. Stage communication, with Elberton and flartwell weekly.

From Coldwater and Beaverdam-

COLUMBUS FACTORY. creeks, close by, power is derived for

Mueogee County--N. < S. S. B.

operating two grist mills. Methodist church one mile distant. Mail semi-

Three miles from Columbus, 103 weekly. J. O. Maxwell, P. M.

from Macon, and 206 from Atlanta. No postofflce.

Anderson house

John

H.,

supt

co.

poor-

CONCORD.

Brewer J. H., grist mill Buck John J., school teacher

fbrtytk County.

Carpenter William EL, grist mill

Northeast from High Tower 3 mUes, claiming 20 population, and is without postal facilities.

CONDOR. Laurera County.

CONCORD.

Known by some as Taylorsville. Situated near the Oconee river, 4} miles from Dublin, the seat ofjustice,

Jcaper County.

and 32 from Bartow--No. 11, C. R

A small village of perhaps 25 in habitants, located 5 miles west of Monticello. No poatoffice.

R.--the nearest shipping point, via which it is 214 from Atlanta. Cotton, wool and hides, are the exports; 500 bales cotton shipped yearly. Has

Baptist and Methodist churches, and

CONCORD.

one school. Population 100. Mail semi-weekly. Dennis Kea, P. M.

Pike County.

Beacham L. C., genl store, gin and

Six miles west of Zebulon, the seat saw mill

of justice, 35 southwest of Griffin de Bosh, C. G., gin anil grist mill

pot, express and telegraph office, and Carter J. G.. physician

about 75 from Atlanta, is a place of Donaldson James Bev., Baptist

perhaps 50 population, containing a Drew John, notary and ex-off justice Primitive Baptistchurch, mixed high Graham B. B,, constable

school, and a grist mill operated by Harrison W. A. Bev., Baptist steam. Cotton is the chief export. Hansen H., carpenter Mail four times per week. J. W. Hester B, B., constable

McLendon, P. M. Adams J. H., blacksmith. CpchranM. C., justice Hooten E. M. Bev., Baptist I*e J. B., grist mill

Kea Dennis, genl store Martin Wilt-y, blacksmith and wheel
wright Moore C. A. Bev., Methodist Smith W. W., justice Tapley A. B., carpenter

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX Established 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

CON

452

CON

CONNELL'S MILL. Berrien County.

Downs Shelly P., carriage mkr and undertaker
Elliott George P. genl store

An unimportant! settlement and former postofflce, the location of which could not be definitely ascer tained.

Flowers William H., shoemkr Flowers & Bead (B. J. Flowers, John
W. Bead), tanners Gleaton George W., lawyejr Olenn J. Nick, lawyer

CONYER8. Backdate County--Qa. B. S.

Guinn G. W., co. surveyor Hale & White (J. N. H ile, C. W.
White), propre "Courier"

County seat; a pleasantly situated and rapidly growing town of about 1,600 inhabitants, 31 miles from At lanta, and 140 miles from Augusta. Being in the center of a fine farming country, Conyers has a large trade in cotton, wheat, etc. The receipts of cotton amount to about 8,000 bales annually. The town contains, five churches--one Methodist, one Pres byterian and three Baptist--several good common schools and one female academy. There are a number of good stores, blacksmith shops, one carriage ana wagon factory, etc. Tel egraph, Western Union. Express, Southern. The Conyers Examiner and Conyers Courier, two weekly newspapers, are published here. Pe ter J. Jones, P. M. Almand H. P. & D. M. & Co. (H. P.
and D. M. Almand, J. B. L. Stewart), genl store Almand J. H., Son A Co. (Joe. H. and John H. Almand, Thomas D.

Harp William E., editor "Exam

iner"

Haygood A. Judson, photographer

Hays W. E. editor "Examiner"

Helms Andrew M., lawyer

Henderson Thomas J., cabinet mkr

Huson William T., confectioner

Langford John R, confectioner

ana saloon

*

Lee A. M. Mrs., milliner

Lee William H., druggist and physi

cian

McCalla Bros. (W. E. and C. W.),

bankers and gjenl store

McCord James R., elk Superior Court

McLean Joseph S., harness and sad

dles

Maddox James E., grocer and saloon

Mayfield Stephen Rev., Baptist

Oakes G. W., co. coroner

Overbay W. Z. A Co. (W. Z. Over-

bay, J. R. Irwin), genl store

Perry Augustus C, lawyer

Pierce Audrew J., genl store

Prue.tt James W., lawyer and judge

county court

Stewart), genl store Almand 8. D. ASon (S. D. and C. J.),
genl store Almand Welcome A., wagou mkr

Quigg Henry Rev., Presbyterian Reynolds John A. Rev., Methodist Richardson P. A. & B. J. Mrs., mil
liners

.Andersen Samuel H., genl store Barton & Christian (J. C. Barton, T.
J. Christian), lawyers .Bentley Joseph Rev., Methodist Bryans T. Hi A Co. (T. H. and T.

Roberts Ellsha, stoves and tinware Rosser Egbert B., genl store Rosser James P., physician Seamans Obadiah, ordinary Sigman Thus. Ff, tux collector

H. Bryans Jr. J. J. Green), store Calhoun Isaac P., saloon

genl

Smith William B., saloon Smith & Farmer (ti. L. Smith,
Farmer), genl store

J. A.

Carr William J., tailor Carr W. J. Mm., milliner Chatfelter William G., co. tax re

Stewart John L., exp agt Stewart Joseph A., physician Stewart J. A. B., co. treas

ceiver Clemmons & Petty (G. W. Clem-
mons, W. H. Petty), genl store Conyers Courier, Hale & White,

Stewart J. A. & J. A. B., genl store titewart Matthew R., druggist Stewart & Bro. (G. W. and W.
M.), millwrights and contractors.

props '

(See adv.)

Conyers Examiner, W. E. Harp, ed itor
Cowan William 8., genl store

Taylor John H., sheriff Taylor Mary F. Mrs., milliner Tommey A. P., genl store

VA VF the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1AIV Ei

the Beet Route East.

COO

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TreadweU J. A W. E. A Co., genl 1 store

COOKSTOWN.

Turner Columbus H., physician

Wileox County.

Weaver George W.-genl store Whitehead House, F. J. Whitehead,
propr Zachry Alfred A., lawyer

Made a post office in May, 1879. No information received in time for publication.

COOCLE'S MILL. Macon County.

COOL SPRING.
County.

Located on Buck creek 10 miles southwest of Oglethorpe, the seat of justice, also the Dearest express and railway station via which it is 61 miles to Macon and 164 to Atlanta. One school, two churches --Methodist and Baptise. Cotton the chief ex port. Population less than 20. Mail bi-weekly. Felix F. Smith, P. M.

Fifteen miles south west of Tooms" borough--No. 15, C. R. B,--the near est express and shipping office. Irwinton, the seat ofjustice, is 16 miles north. The distance to Atlanta is 153 miles via Toomsborough. It has three churches--two Baptist and one Methodist-- one school and a steam saw and grist mill. Mail stages run. weekly to Toomsborousrh and Steph-

Collins William, r. r. agt Coogle Joseph M., millwright

ensville. Nelson Stuckey, P.M., J. H. Gainey, assistant.

Cordell N. T., physician

Boon James H., machinist

Coxwell G. T., blacksmith

Burke John, genl store

Bailey E. T.. physician

Carlton G. E., physician

Ealsted 3. H., carpenter

Carswell G. B. constable

Johnson Albert, exp agt

Cook Joel, genl store

Jones M. W., genl store

Daughtry G. O. A., genl store

Smith Felix F., genl store

Depree I. W.. physician

Green Franklin, physician

COOK'S STORE.

Green J. J., justice Lee L. W., justice

Appling County.

Meredith John, notary

On Big Hurricane creek, 10 miles southwest of Baxley. Not a post town. Inhabitants 25.

Bodgera W. F. Rev., Baptist Smith Charles Rev., Baptist Stuckey John & Co., genl store Stacker Nelson, genl store, grist

and saw mill

COOKSVILLE.

White Jam), carpenter

Beard County.

Wood J. H. Rev.. Baptist Wood Thomas, physician

Located 7 miles from Franklin, the

seat of justice, and 9 from Hogansville, its nearest shipping office, via

COOPER.

which the distance to Atlanta is 67

Jacicson County--H. E. B. R.

miles. It was established as a post office April, 1879, and is situated on the banks of New river, which fur nishes power to drive a grist mill. Within a radius of 4 miles thre is a common school and two churches-- Methodist and Baptist. Mail daily. J. D. Cook, P. M,

Known also as Nicholsotf; has 30 inhabitants, a high school, one church--Baptist--and two steam grist mills. It is located on the Oconee river, 8 miles southeast of Jeffer son, the seat of justice, 12 from Ath ens, nearest telegraph office, 27 from Lula and 92 from Atlanta via A. A C.

A-L.By. Cotton is the principal ship

ment, there being about 800 bales

handled annually. Express, South

ern. Mail received daily each way.

C. H. Smith, P. M.

F. WILLCOX, \Jteomnt44JlwhinlMlni.Oo. ( e. AB't fr . j Virginia Eome Xnnrance Oo. <

ASSETS :

COO

454

COP

Bush Jj. P., school teacher

Cone A. 8., bailiff

Butler J. It., carpenter

Duvall T. C.. lightning rods

Cash N. B., physician

Hannah L. M., blacksmith

Collins & Emory, saw mill

King A. J., grist mill

Davis W. W., genl store

King J. C., school teacher

Grewer John, millwright

McArver B. B. & Co., genl store

Hanks H., grist mill

McCord J. C., cotton gin

Hardman W. J. B. Rev., Baptist Matthews C. J. bailiff

Heiand E. M., harness mkr

Matthews W. U., notary

Hutchinson J. L., gunsmith

May J. A., justice

Johnson A. "L., county surveyor

Parker LaFuyette, gin and saw mill

lenders J. O., brick mason

Shaw M. G. Mrs., school teacher

Matthews D. J., miller

Shaw T. M., physician

Matthews John, lawyer

Turner J. F., grist mill

Moore Thomas, carpenter

Turner J. W., grist and saw mill

Mosley D. R-, genl store

Vann J. D., saloon

Mosley P., exp agt

Weathers Isaac, wagon mkr

Murry W. T., grist mill

Withers F. I., blacksmith

Pittman H. C., shoemkr

Porter B., genl store

COOSVCREEK.

Puck E. B/jWheelwright Smith C. H., genl store and r. r. agt

Union County.

Smith John, genl store

Gainesville is the shipping office of

Smith J. L., constable

this place, and is 60 miles distant,

Smith Thomas L., genl store and jus via which the distance to Atlanta is

tice

113 miles, and Blairsville, the county

Wagner J. C., blacksmith

seat, is 4J miles. It is situated on a

Wilbite B. C., wool factory

small stream bearing the same name,

and receives a semi-weekly mail. It

COOPER'S CAP. Lumpkin County.

baa Baptist and Methodist churches, and a common school. Mahlon P. Walker, P. M.

A mountain hamlet of possibly 25 people. No post office, and 12 miles northwest of Dahlonega.

COOSAWATTEE.
Gordon County.

C008A.

Named for the river on which it is situated, is a country post office, 15

Floyd County.

miles northeast of Calhoun court

Sometimes called Coosaville; situ ated on the Coosa river, between Corners and Cabins Creeks. In the neighborbood are two grist mill!), one gin and one saw mill, operated by power furnished by the above named creeks, and one grist and one saw mill operated by steam. It is 11 miles west of Borne, the county seat and nearest express and telegraph

house, and about 90 from Atlanta. In the neighborhood are two churches --Baptist and Methodist--common schools and steam grist and shingle mill. Some 200 bales of-cotton are exported yearly. Shipdirect by river or by rail via Besaca. M <il weekly. Samuel Montgomery, P. M. DillardM. M., justice Downey George, physician

office by wagon road, and 20 via the Foster M. L., justice

Coosa river, and 98 to Atlanta. ton, wheat and corn are the

Cot chief

Montgomery Samuel, genfstore and gin

planter,

exports. Population 63. Churches, three--Methodist, Baptist and Pres

Boheson M. N. & Co. (M. N. and J. Robeson), grist and shingle mill

byterian--and one common school. Tayl.n: Daniel, physician

Mail received semi-weekly by steam

boat. B. B. McArver, P. M.

COPELAND.

Carr J. G., physician Comer W. J., cotton gin

Dodge County. Small village of about 100 inhab-

TA VT the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1 AlVEi

the Short Line West and Southwest.

COB

455

COV

Itants, near .the Ocmulgee river, 16 Hardin John 8., genl store

miles southwest of Eastman, the Holland B. I/., physician

county seat and nearest shipping sta Middlebrooks A. J., genl store

tion, via which it is 175 from Atlanta. Middlebrooks T. G., genl store

Cotton and timber are the chief ex Mnbley B. H., teacher

ports. Stage communication weekly Newby D. J., uenl store

with HawkinsviUe. Methodist and Tyner M. V., wheelwright and gin

Baptist churches and common

schools. Mail received weekly by buggy. D. M. Byalls, P. M.

COTTAGE MILLS.
CJuUtahoochee County.

Barren G. W., millwright CofE>e J. W., physician Donnelly J. B., timber dlr Harrell W. H., genl store Johnson A. physician Rogers James, timber dlr Rogers William G., genl store RyaUs D. M., timber dlr

Twelve miles northwest of Cnsseta court bouse and 2 from McDougald's landing, Chattahoochee river, the nearest shipping point. Cotton' the chief export. Stages run from here to Columbus semi-weekly. B. F. Cody, P. M.

Byalls John, timber dlr

Cody B. F., justice

Cody B. C., genl store

CORINTH.

DentB. L., wagon nikr

Heard County.

Fisher C. B., genl store Jackson George, miller

No Information obtained from this Booney William, grist and saw mill postoffice, it having only been estab Sapp W. A., physician

lished in May, 1879.

Willis W. B.f notary

Wiseinan Boberl, carpenter

CORK.
Butts County.

COTTON HILL.

Is located 8 miles southeast of Jack

Clay County.

son. Contains a population of about Formerly a post office but now dis

15. No postoffice.

continued; is 6 miles southwest of

CORNUCOPIA.

Morris Station its present post office and nearest shipping point, via

Jones County.

which it is 237 miles from Atlanta. It is a small place of less than 40 in

Sometimes called Grab All; is a habitants and has a Baptist church

settlement of perhaps 50 inhabitants, and a common school.

15 milss northwest of Clinton and about same distance east of Forsyth on Atlanta Div. C. B. B., its nearest depot, express and telegraph office, via which Atlanta Is about 90 miles distant. The place is near the Oc

Alien W. G., physician and dentist Gonike L. C., school teacher Howell William Rev., Baptist Shivers M. M. &L.O., genl store and
physician

mulgee ,river, which supplies the power for operating a grist mill. It

COUNTY LINE.

has also a steam gin, Baptist church, Wfutfield County--(See Bed Clay.)

good school, and annually exports

about 200 bales of cotton. Mail weekly by carrier and horse. 8. M.

COVE CITY.

Anderson, P. M.

WhitfleM County--S. B. fc. D. R. B.

Adams J. A., music teacher

Barnett's is the depot for this place

Anderson S. M., genl store and which is also known as Carbondale:

physician

10 miles below Dlton and 95 from

Childs John A., justice

Atlanta via Til ton on the W. & A. B.

CbildsN.G., justice

B., its express and telegraph office, 4

Glover J. J., genl store

miles east. Swamp creek, near by,

Glover BT. 8. & J. J., grist mill

affords water power for operating a

JA8. P. HARRI8ON A CO., State Printers, Publishers,

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grist mill. Cotton shipped yearly prise the business part of the city.

about 125 bales. The place has some Covington is the county seat. Tele

25 inhabitants, a Methodist church graph, Western Union. Express, and receives mail daily. A. J. Bar- Southern. William T. Wells, P. M.

nett, P. M. Adams 8. W., justice

Anderson James W., editor Covington Star

Barnett A. J.,genl store and r.r. agt Anderson Newton, sheriff

Barnett J. C., pedler

Anderson & Hunter (W. P. Ander

Cook L. J., blacksmith

son, N. P. Hunter), genl store

Gazzaway D. T., miller and cabinet Anderson & Wells (W. H. Anderson,

mkr

W. T. Wells), druggists

Hickman J. O. A. Rev., Methodist Ansley David H.. ordinary

Mote 8. W., justice

Bagby Robert W., co. tax collector

Reaver Osborn, grist mill

and saloon

Bradshaw J. N. Rev., Presbyterian

COVENA.
Emanuel County,

Brittian J. M. Rev., Baptist Brown Isham W., exp and r. r., agt Brown William 8., druggist

Located near Ohoopee river, on the Camp Richard, genl store

mail route between Swainesborough Camp Thomas, engines and agri and Hartridgeville, 8 miles south west cultural machinery. (See p. 457.) of the former, which is the county Camp William J., furniture and seat and 26 from Midville--C. R. R.-- undertaker

the nearest rail way station, via which Clark, Brooks A Co. (J. C. Clark, it is 223 from Atlanta. Pine timber Is C. C. Brooks. W. H. Ivy), druggists

the principal export. Mail weekly. Clark, Rosser & Co. (W. C. & W. W.

L. A. McLemore, P. M.

Clark, J. E. Rosser), grocers and

Durden W. J., genl store Knight H. L. Rev., Baptist Moore James L., co. surveyor Moore Thomas L., nursery

cotton com Clark &'Pace (W. W. Clark, J. M.
Pace), lawyers Corley James T., genl store

Rivers Vincent, miller
COVLTOTMT HOTEL Yeomans J. B., notary and ex-off justice

Youngblood Spencer, timber dlr

-- AND--

COVINCTON.
Newton County--Ga. Ba. R.

LIVERY STABLE.

A town of about 2,000 inhabitants,

41 miles from Atlanta and 130 from

OO3C, Proprietor.

Augusta. More cotton is received

here than at any other point between Atlanta and Augusta: the aggregate

J6F" Charges moderate and satis

amounting to 12,500 bales annually. faction guaranteed.

Two miles from this place is the town

of Oxford, the site of Emory Col Covington Star, J. W. Anderson, lege, while here is located the South editor

ern der

Masonic Female College, un the control of the Masonic

Cox Carey, propr Covington Hotel and livery stable

Grand Lodge of Georgia. The town Cruse House, Rufus Cruse, propr

rightfully boasts of three beautiful Daniel Robert, barber

church edifices--Methodist, Presby Dearing & Guinn (J. J. Dearing, T. terian and Baptist. There are two D. Guinn), genl store weekly papers--the Georgia JSnter- Dudley Ella Miss, tel opr jprz'se, published every Friday, and Edwards Ellijay P.. lawyer Covington Star, published every Elliott William D., genl store Wednesday.. A number of stores, a Farrill Andrew J., stoves and tin large warehouse, and two hotels com ware

yur Freight West via the

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Felker & Anderson (J. P. Pelker, H. Richardson A. T)., ghnemkr

B. Anderson), genl store

Rivers W. P. Rov., Methodist

Franklin A. S., co. surveyor

Shepherd T. J. & Son (T. J. and W.

Freeman J. B., co. coroner Georgia Enterprise, S. W. Hawking,
editor Harper Joseph C., saloon Hawkins Sion W., editor Georgia
Enterprise Heard & White (E. Heard, C. H.
White), genl store Henderson A Bro. (C. W. and J. P.),
genl store

B.), genl store
Sitnms James P., lawyer Simms & Dickson (A. B. Slmms. C.
Dickson), lawyers Snead & Co. (L-'B., G- S. and W. C.
Snead), boots and shoes Southern Masonic Female Col
lege, Rev. J. N. Bradshaw, pree. (See p. 457.)

Hendrfck John B., physician

Stallings 8. N., co. trpas

Holt Frank, druggist

Rtallings William S., grocer

Johnson George W., barber

Stephenson & Hight (J. J. Stephen-

Kelly W. A. & Bros. (W. A., J. H. son, S. D. Hiffht), genl store

and P. P.), jrenl store

Summers John W. B., elk Superior

Lee William B., genl store

Court

Levy James M., watcbmkr Norton William A., grocer

Swann & Stewart (T. C. Swann, J. A. B. Stewart), genl store

Owens J. M. Rev., Baptist

White M. A. Mrs., milliner

Owens J. W., co. tax receiver

Whitten Giles S., saloon

Pace Columbus D~ genl store

Willis R, Wehb, physician

Perry Alfred C., physician

Womach Emmett, lawyer

Pitts Thomas N"., grocer and liquors Woodson John V., lawyer

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ALSO, PATENTEE OF
Camp's Improved Cotton Condenser*
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CD7IHOTDH, HBWTDH CDUHYY,

SOUTHERN MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGE,

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COVIMGTOW, GA.

This Institnaon was founded 186S, bta > Board of Trustees, appointed by the Grmnd Lodge, P. A A T. of Geor gia ; ha teat oat. many first class endnates, many of whom have been eonoted as beneflclaries.
It Is, and has been, for the last nine years, under the immediate direction of

REV. J. V. BRADSHAW,

President, and is devoted to the higher , culture of young Ladles Higher Math ematics. Music, Painting. Latin and French Lngnees are tanght thorough ly. The very highest endorsement given to the present administration. Collegi ate Year commences 1st September, and closes Wednesday nearest 24th June.

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COWPEN8.

Myere L. N., justice Osbome F. M., justice

TPofton County. A small place of 25 people.

Reynolds P. G. Rev., Methodist No Eobereon J. T. Rev., Baptist

post office. .Located 2 miles south

east of Monroe.

CRAWFORD.

CRAFTSVILLE.
Etbert County.

Johnson County. Three miles east of Wrightsville, with a population of about 25. Does

Country post office on the Savan not possess postal advantages.

nah river, 15 miles northeast of El"

berton and about 150 from Atlanta. Anderson C. H., 8. C., 20 miles

CRAWFORD.

northeast, Is the nearest depot, ex press and telegraph office. The ex cellent water privileges afforded by the Savannah river at this point of fers good inducements to capitalists desirous of establishing manufac tories. Cotton is cultivated to the extent of 300 bales per annum which finds a market by flat boats to Au gusta, 85 miles below. There are Baptist and Methodist churches, and the usual schools in the immediate vicinity. Mail semi-weekly. J. D. Craft, P. M. Craft J. D.' & R. P., genl store Crawford W. M., constable Gaines W. I., blacksmith Haitey F. M., teacher Hulmne I. H. G., genl store McMullin James, blacksmith Sorrell R. P., physician Taylor F. M., teacher Turner T. M., wagon mkr

Oglethorpe Co.--Athens Branch Oa. B. li. This is a very healthy and quiet
little village of about 400 inhabitants, known also as Lexington Station, and three miles west of Lexington, the seat of justice, 18 from Athens, 98 from Augusta and 117 from Atlanta. Cotton is the chief export, there being sinhipthpeednaeninguhbalolryh.ooTdhoefto1w2,0n0h0absaolnees church --Baptist--one high school and one steam 'cotton gin. Mail stages run daily to Lexington and semi-weekly to Elberton. Office of Southern Express Co. here. Mail re ceived daily each way by rail. J. J. C. McMahan, P. M. Arnold M. H. & Son (M. H. and D.
H.), genl store Cheney J. F., notary Colberth James P., blacksmith Flaton Jacob, genl store Oibson J. G. Rev., Baptist

CRAWFISH SPRING.

Hall G. C., genl *tore Hargrove C. 8., genl store

Walker County.

Hopklns Jasper, constable and mar

A farmers' poetofflce, containing perhaps 75 inhabitants, Baptist and Methodist churches, common school, mill and store. Thirteen miles above LaFayette court house, about same distance south of Chattanooga, Tenn.. its nearest point of supply, and 120 from Atlanta. Mail daily by back. James M. Lee, P. M. Blalock J. T., genl store Dockings James, constable .Gleon B. L., grist and saw mill Harrison J. F., tax collector ' Janes 6. W., physician Kirkpatrick JIT., miller Iiangston J. C., teacher
es M., grist and saw rniii

shal

Johnson Thomas, blacksmith

Little M. G., druggist and dentist

Luther Henry, shoemkr

McMahan R. A., justice

Martin R. 8., gem store

Moore W. 8., physician

Norton J. J., contractor

Pace H. J., saloon



Pace John, harness mkr

Paynes J. B., lawyer

Stokely, McMahan & Co. (8.

H. and R. D. Stokely, J. J. C.

McMahan), genl store

Tucker W. O., carriagemkr

Willlngbam W. M., physician

Witcher A Jarrell (W. T. WIteher

J. L. Jarrell}, genl store

your .Cotton East via the
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Richards Quintus, genl store Richai ds Titus, genl store

Monroe County.

Shields R. S., physician

A. small place of perhaps 20 per sons. No post office. Situated 6 miles southeast of Smarr's Station, and 12 from Forsytb.

Smith H. 8., druggist Stephens Alexander H. Hon., M. C. Stephens J. A. & W. G., lawyers Stewart & Briston, genl store Stewart & Smith, genl sto/e

'

CRAWFORDVILLE.

Strom A. J., jeweler Sullivan W. D., pubr Democrat

TaUaferro County--Qa. B. S.

Triplett James W., co. coroner

County seat. Has a probable pop ulation of 600, office of Southern Express and Western Union telegrab Cos.. Baptist and Methodist churches, two good schools and a number of prosperous business bouses. It is in the midst of a fine cotton

Trope M. C. Mrs., confectioner Tucker & Rhodes, grocers Williams D. A., hotel, genl store and
livery Williams D. A. & Son, saloon Williams Wash, blacksmith Woodruff W. T., co. tax collector

growing region, the shipments yearly reaching 3,500 or 4,000 bales. Dis

CRESWLL.

tances: From Augusta, 64 miles; from Atlanta, 107 miles. Mail daily by rail each way. dirence Ste phens, P. M. Andrews M. Z., lawyer Askin M. A. Mrs., milliner Beazeley Charles A., ordinary Bergstrom Charles, <enl store Branch W. A., wist mill Briston George F., lawyer

Spatdinff Co.--S., G. & JT. A. R. R. Situated on Head's creek, 8 mile* west of Griffin, the seat of justice. Thedistance to Atlanta is Itl mile*. Cotton an ddried fruit form the chief shipments. Two churches--Metho dist and Baptist--and one school. Population, 45. Mial semi-weekly. J. H. M. Barrett, P. M.

Brooks William T., co. surveyor

Akin J. J., constable

Brooks W. H., lawyer Chapman John N., carriage mnfr Collins Abraham, blticksmith Crawfordville Democrat (weekly),

Barrett J. H. M., physician Brttes John, wheelwright Bridges Wiley J., sheriff Cousens Samuel, brick mason

W. D. Sullivan, pubr

Duff, e James W., shoemkr

Darracott J. W., genl store Darracott Rebecca Miss, milliner DJckenson A. G., grocer and saloon Evans Daniel, shoemkr Farmer J. W., co. tax receiver Farmer L. J., physician

Garral Alien, school teacher Horn William A., genl store Moore Thomas, saw mill Norton F. J., saloon Parker G. H. W., notary Starr Joshua H..justice

Foster William, sulnon

Touchstone W. H., physician

Gee Katie Miss, milliner Golucke E.,fiirniture repr

Vaughn James W., wheelwright Vaughn J. L., grocer

Golucfce J. W., undertaker

Golucke L. H. Mrs., milliner Gooder M. D. L., sheriff Gnrham Jackson, carriage mkr

CROMER'S.
Franiclin County.

Hammock J. D., elk Superior Court Seven miles south of Carnesville

and co. treas

court house, on Nails creek, from

Hammock J. D. A H. T., undertaken whence power is derived for opera

Hixon John W., lawyer

ting a saw mill. It has a common

Holden W. F., exp and r. r. agt

school, Presbyterian, Methodist and

Kent J. J., physician

Baptist churches. Cotton is the prin

Myers C., geul store

cipal product. Royaton, the nearest

Norton W. J.. contractor

shipping station, is 9 miles distant,

Beed James F., lawyer.

via which it is 132 to Atlanta. Pop

Reid R. J., physician

ulation less than 20. Mail received

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four times a weak. James A. Hall, Polk J. H., teacher

P.M. Cartledge G. H. Rev., Presbyterian Crane T., miller

Redling J. W., constable Walker H. H., lawyer Walker & Elliott, cotton gin

Crane T. J., physician Crane & Legrand, genl store

CROSSVILLE.

Cromer George, saw mill

Dawson County,

Cromer J. D., surveyor Haley J. L., school teacher James L., wagonmkr Nelms G., blacksmith

Claiming a population of 25, is lo cated 7 miles southeast of Dawsonville. No post office.

Presley J., cabinet mkr

CROW HARBOR.

CROSBY.

Camden County.

Habertham County. This village lies 4 miles south of Clarkesville; is not a post office, and

A little hamlet 8' miles north of Bayley. Without postal advantage?. It claims a population of 25.

has about 25 inhabitants.

CRYSTAL SPRING.

CROSS ANKER.

Floyd County.

Campbell County. An unimportant settlement, num bering some 20 people, 5 miles north east of Campbellton, and about 7 north of Fairburn. Without postal facilities.

Thirteen miles northwest of Rome, the county seat and usual point of supplies, via which it is 93 miles from Atlanta. The little village of 80 in habitants is beautifully located in the healthiest portion of the State, and near one of the finest limestone springs

CROSS CREEK.

in northwestern Georgia. A small stream known as the Ani.uchee creek

Pulaski County.

aflfiirds power to operate a gin, grist

Is situated 10 miles southeast of Hawkinsville. It is not a post office, and has about 25 inhabitants.

and saw mills. The place also de tains three churches---Methodist Mis sionary Baptist and Presbyterian-- and a good high school. Cotton,

CROSS KEYS.
DeKaB) County.
' Goodwin's--A. A. C. A-L. By.--one and one quarter miles distant is the depot and station for this place. Doravine, 3 miles distant, is the nearest express office. It is 9 miles north of Decatur, the seat of justice, and 12J 'from Atlanta. Nancy's creek furnish es power for operating a mill. The place has two churches--Methodist and Baptist--one common school, and steam cotton gins. Cotton and wood form the chief exports. About 140 bales cotton shipped per annum, most of which is carried to Atlanta by wagon. Population within a ra dius of 2 miles, near 400. Mail daily. G. L. Humphries, P. M.

flour and grain are exported. Mail, daily by hack. Abner Echols, P. M. Echols Abner, grist mill Espy Joseph, carpenter Espy J. B., justice Gaines B., constable Grace William, shoemkr Grace William Jr., constable Greer Benjamin, teacher Hendricks William Rev., Baptist Henson J. T., miller Jackson A., shoemkr Joiner J. J., teacher Lindsey Marion, carpenter Marshall A. A., teacher Massey John, miller Massey J. W., carpenter Murdock J. B., brick mason Selmon J. W., justice Selmon W. L., physician

Hart C. C., physician

Selmon W. L. Jr., genl store

Holbrook J. A., justice

Story P. M., blacksmith

Holbrook W. C. Rev., Methodist Towns Henry, miller,

Humphries G. L,., grist mill

Wrlght Charles Rev., Baptist

your Merchandise from Boston and New York via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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CULLODEN. Monroe County.

Ingram Cass, blacksmith Kendrick Q. M. Rev. (Methodist),
school teacher

In the extreme southwestern por Moore J. W., exp agt

tion of the county, 16 miles from For- Moore R. H.. r.r. agt

syth court house, IS south of Barnesvilie, the usual depot, and 75 from

Moore R. H. & Co. (R. H. Moore, I*. Culver), genl store

J.

Atlanta. It claims 300 population, Turner John, notary

has a Methodist church and high

school, steam gin and shiugle mill.

GUMMING.

A small stream known as Oakchunk creek operates two good grist mills.

Fonyth County.

The yearly export of cotton from this County seat, and 'near the centre

point is estimated at 1,000 bales. Mail semi-weekly. 8. D. Smith, P.

of one of the moat populous counties in the Ktate. The town has a popu

lation of 500, is 12 miles northwest of

Adams Edmund (c), buggy mkr Buford,--A. &. C. A.-L. Ry.--

Andersen F. M., notary, ex-off. jus its nearest depot and tele

tice

graph office, 15 north of Duluth op

Barber Robert (c), blacksmith

same line of railway, with which it

Cook J. E., physician

has daily mail and express connection

England J. E. Rev., Methodist

by stage, 41 from Atlanta eta the lat

Floyd C. L., prin high school

ter point, and 6 west of the Chatta-

Goodin M. J., constable and genl hoochee river. It is the centre of

store

trade and business for Forayth coun

Harrlsou A. F. (c), shoemkr

ty, within the limits of which are

Holmes J. O., geul store and justice eight other postomces, ten Baptist

Jackson S. E. (c), shoemkr

and the same number of Methodist

Jordan B. F., geul store

churches; fifteen schools for 3,200 chil

Jordan M. G. W., physician Lesueur C. S., physician

dren entitled to public monies; about twenty grist and saw mills run by

Moreland Jackson (o, blacksmith JToltee C. W., carpenter Oxford Jonathan, distiller

water power; forty gins by water and steam power and an aggre gate of 10,000 inhabitants, who

Rutherford R. W., gin and shiugle produce and ship annually 4,000

mill

Dales of cotton. The climate is

Winfleld J. *, genl store Woodward O. ., grist mill

dry and healthy, and the scenery attractive. A spur of the Alleghauy mountains here divides

CULVERTON. Hancock County--M. & A. S. S.

the water courses eastward into the Cbattahoocb.ee aud westward into the Etowah river. The highest peak

Located 5 miles northeast of Spar is called Sawnee mountain and marks ta, the county seat, 67 from Augusta, the line of gold deposits and veins 58 from Maconaud 161 from Atlanta. running northeast to southwest

Cotton'is the principal article of ship through the county, as in fact through ment; about 2,000 bales shipped an the State. Gold mining is carried nually. Culverton hus a population on with success and profit. Tfiis

of perhaps 150, Methodist and Bap place has also been long famous for tist churches, a very gocxl school, and the superior wagons manufactured; office of Southern Express. Mail re these with cotton and grain are

ceived daily each way. B. H. Moore, largely exported. Dr. F. H. Nichols,

P. M.

P. M.

Aubra J. C., physician

Bacon E. M., physician

Culver J. L., r.r. agt

Baptist Banner, J. S. Morris, editor

Culver L. E., miller

Bell A Bell, (G. E. & H. P.), lawyers

Culver L. P. Mrs., jsenl store

Bentley William D., ordinary

Harrell J. M., wheelwright and Blackstuck J. C., bus. manager Ban

blacksmith

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Brown Benjamin, physician

Dademont, 4 miles sooth of Trenton

Clarion, 1.8. Clements, propr

court bouse. No post office.

Clements Isaac S., lawyer and propr

"Clarion"

CURRY'S MILL.

Clements Jesse ST., co. treasurer Davenport W. S. & W. E., genl store

Olazcock County.

' Duffey James F.. watch mkr

A small settlement 7 miles south

Duffey Vestal M., sboemkr

west of Gibson, containing about 20

Eakes Robert A., genl ctore and wag persons. No post office.

on mkr

Edmondson & Estes (Leroy Edmondson, J. W. Estes), genl store

CUSHINCVILLE.

Freeman W. T. Prof., prin. high Burke County-(Ses BrintomaOe.)

school

GuthrieRufus E., co. tax receiver Hockenbull John, physician Hudson J. L., cotton gin

CUSSETA.
Chattahoochee County.

Hudson & Humphrey (J. L. Hudson, James Humphrey), genl store
James John O., miner James & Phillips (John W. James,
John W. Phillips), genl store Knox James R., physician Lankford M. V. B. Rev., Baptist Lester & Lester (J. O. and R. P.),
lawyers McGuire Thomas, wagon mkr Moore W. P., geul store Morris J S., editor "Banner" NicholB P. H., physician Patteraon H. L., lawyer and notary Pfttterson Samuel B., elk Superior
Court

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County seat. Situated 18 milea southeast of Columbus, the nearest express, telegraph and shipping of fice, via which it is 156 from Atlanta. Mail stages run semi-weekly to Co lumbus and Lumpkin, and weekly to Buena Vista. There are numerous creeks in the vicinity, furnishing power by which several grist and saw mills are operated. One steam saw mill close by. Cotton is the chief shipment. Method 1st and Missionary ana Primitive Baptist churches, three whi'e and one colored schools. Popu lation 275. N. N. Howard, P. M.

Perry Lewis, co. coroner

Austin W. N teacher

Pickle W. J. Rev

Bowman J. W., shoemkr

Pool M. L.. physician

Caatleberry James, ordinary and elk

Porter William A., sheriff

Superior Court

Riden H. P., physician

Cobb J. H., co. tax receiver

Sims George E., wagon mkr

Cook J. M., co. commr rds and rev

Sims John A., wagon mkr

Davis Adolphus, brick mason

Sims Thomas L., wagon mkr

Davis B. F., genl store

Talbot James, shoemkr

Davis J. M., co. tax collector

Taylor John M., co. tax collector Vance John W., co. surveyor Waddell Isaac W., teacher Webster George A., hotel

Fentress H. C. Rev., Methodist Fussell D. J., justice Fussell J. W. B., constable Griffin J. A. Rev., Baptist Haden W. L., co. coroner

GUMMING.

Hawkins Hortense Mrs., teacher

Warren County.--(See Barnett.)

Howard C. N., druggist and physi cian

CUNNINCHAM. Floyd County--S. B. & D. S. B.

Howard N. N., hotel Howard W. L., co. treas Howell J. LItt., sheriff

Ten miles sontheast of Rome, and 90 from Atlanta. No post office.

Hudson A. C., notary and ex-ofl jus tice
KJng T. B. (c). teacher

GURETON. Dade County.

McGlann D. Q., co. commr McLester Lee, lawyer Osteen 6. M., shoemkr and tanner

A small settlement, known also as Stephens John, genl store

CUTD your MerchandJao from Philadelphia and Balanlr timorevla GEORGIA ROAD Fast: FFrreeight Line-.

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Turner O. W., co, commr

country, and considered very healthy.

Van Horn H.. eo. commr

It has a volunteer fire department*

Wilkereon W. K., carpenter and consisting of three band engines and

blacksmith

one hook and ladder company, three

Willis T. D., co. surveyor

white and one colored schools; three

Wynn D., physician Yancey D. H., lawyer
CUT~OFF. Waiton County.

white churches Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian--and two coloredBaptist and Methodist. Near the city is located a Grange Institute -for males. The-most marked feature of Cuthbert is the Andrew Female Col

Monroe, the seat of justice, Is 10 lege, one of the leading institutions miles in a southwesterly direction, of the State, presided over by th

and Social Circle, the nearest ship distinguished Dr. A. L. Hamilton. ping and express office, is 20 miles Chief shipments,- cotton. Has both distant, via which Atlanta is 72. express and telegraph facilities. Jor

From the Appalachee river power is dan Duncan, P. M.

derived for driving three grist mills,

and within a radius of three miles Albritton Philip (c), blacksmith

there are four churches--two Meth Allison A Simpson (James A. AUI-

odist and two Baptist-- and two com son, Charles H. Simpson), hard

mon schools. Population less than ware and groceries

30. Mail weekly. W. B. Tread- Andrew Female College, Rev. Alex

well, P. M.

ander L. Hamilton, pres

Bell J. W. & Co., grist mill Breedlove J. C., genl store Butts J. W. Rev., Baptist Darby J. W., carpenter . Harrison 8. H., justice Louis G. W., blacksmith McCray J. H. D., school teacher Beeves Thompson, physician Smith G. W., genl store Smith T. W. B. A Co., grist mill Timmons D. F. Rev., Methodist Timmons J. T., school teacher TreadweU B. A Co., grist mill Treadwell W. B., genl store and
grist mill Williams Pinckney, blacksmith

Anthony Ralph J., stoves and tin* ware
Ashton William G., dentist Baldwin Marion A., physician Barnes Anderson (c), grocer Barnes Carey B. (c), grocer Beall Henry O., elk Superior Court Boone & Conley (James O. Boone,
Walter E. Conley), grocers Brantley A Bragan (Thomas Brant-
ley, Francis M. Bragan), stoves and tinware Brown Robert S., ahoemkr Brown Thomas R., grocer Halloway Anderson (c), grocer Chaney Fisher (e), harness mkr Chastain Littleton S., lawyer and

CUTCANB.

'judge county court Chatman Hamilton (c), wagon mkr -

Fannin County.

Clarke John T. & Son (John T. and Welborn F.), lawyers

Eight miles north of Morganton Coleman J. C.. co. coroner

court ho'uae, 55 southeast of Cleve Cooper Mary L. Mrs., milliner

land, Tenn., its usual depot, and about Crozier ST. T., co. surveyor

120 from Atlanta. Mail John A. Owenby, P. M.

weekly.

Cuthbert Appeal, James P. SawteU, propr

Daws * Brlmbry (William W. Dews,

CUTHBERT.

Benjamin F. Brimbry), warehouse

Saat/aolpk Co.--EufaulaDiv. S. W. S. B.

Dixon William B., grocer and salooo Domingus A Morris (Isaac Domingos,

County seat; founded about the William M. Morris), carriage mkrs

year 1830, and is an incorporated city Douglass Anna Mrs., hotel

of about 2,500 population. Twenty- Douglass Eugenius Lu, lawyer

five miles from Eufaula, Ala., 118 Dudley W. 8., teacher

pom Macon and 221 from Atlanta. It Duke Isaac V., grocer

" situated in a gently undulating Easley Isaac, grocer

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Prop'ra, 27 A 29 Broad St.

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English Thomas R. Rev., Presbyte Reynolds Isaac (c), blacksmith

rian

Rhodes Edward W. (c), barber

Fielder Herbert, lawyer

Rhodes John (c), barber

Flewellen James T., solicitor general Richards Reubeu (cV. grocer

Freeman Samuel E., druggist

Richmond Monroe R. (c), grocer

Geesliu Henry J., saloon

Sawtell James P., propr Cuthbert Ap>

Gibeon JEllen Mrs., milliner

' peal

Gillespie Adolph W., genl store

Smith Carlton J., dry goods

Goodrim Thomas A., co. tax collector Smith L. A. sheriff

and receiver

Stanford James W., druggist

Gormley Michael, ordinary

Tackett & Smith (William B. Tack-

Grange Male Institute, M. A. Mc- ett, James B. Smith), physician

Nulty, prin

The True Southron, James L. Tucker,

Greaves Thomas S., tailor

propr

Gunn John McK., genl store and col Thomas Anthony (c), blacksmith

lection office

Thornton W. B., dentist

Haisten & Bro. (Henry D. and Thos. Toombs Robert E., physician

E.), bakers and saloon

Tucker James L., propr The True

Hall Alien F., photographer

Southron

Hamilton Alexander I* Rev., Tucker Matthew, job printer

pres Andrew Female College

Tumlin C. L., livery stable

Harris Philip, dry goods

Tumlin & Allison (William M. Tum

Heilbron Theodore,' genl store

lin, Francis M. Allisoii), genl store

Hood Arthur Hon., judge Superior Weddington William W., grocer

Court

Welts Robert (c), shoemkr

Hood Arthur Jr., lawyer

Wooten James R.. livery stable

Home Oran A., tel opr

WorriU B. S. & W. C. (Blodford S.

Houck & Cobb (Mrs. Sallie Houck. and William C.), lawyers

Mrs Martha R. Cobb), milliners and

dress mkrs Irvine William, tailor

DADENIONT.

Jacot Louis S., jeweler

Dade County.--(See Vureton.)

Johnson Anderson B., furniture and

lumber Kern per David, dry goods Kiddoo John F., hotel and co.

DAHLONEGA.
Lumpkin County.

treas

County eat. Located within one

McGehee Edward H. H. Rev., Meth mile of the Yaboola river, and the

odist

same distance from Cane creek, the

McLester Leonidas, physician

Etowab. river running within three

McNeil Richard (c), blacksmith

miles. All of these streams furnish

McNulty Martin A., prin Grange water power for operating several

Male Institute

saw and grist mills, as well as many

MeWilliams Jared B., confectionery of the stamp mills throughout the

and saloon

county. The nearest telegraph, ex

Makes Augustus G. (c), grocer

press and shipping office is Gaines-

Moody & Black (Terrell Moody, ville, 25 miles south, via which it la

Alexander F. Black), carriage 88 to Atlanta. Gold mining is tbe

mkrs

principal business carried on in tail

Owen & Sealy (Jacob B, Owen, John section, most of the mills and mines

W. Sealy), genl store

oeing located within a few miles of

Palmer Jobu J., shoemkr

this place. The name Dahlonega is

Phelps David K.. agt 8. VV. R. B. well adapted to its location, it being

Powell Thomas S., books, .drugs and an Indian word signifying "yellow

queensware

money." The increased amount of

Pulaski F. & Co. (Frank Pulaski, work done in the county in the way

Morris L. Kline, Emanuel Tittle- of gold mines and mills, has given an

baum), dry goods and groceries impetus to the question of rail facili

Bedding & Co. (John M. Bedding, ties, and a company has already been

Osgood A. Barry), warehouse

organized to construct a road from

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the
___Popular Route from Atlanta.

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Gainesville to this point. A U. 8. Sltton A Bro. (P. M. and B. F.), genl

branch mint was located here in 1838, store

and kept in operation until 1861. In Strickland E. W., genl store

1872 the building used for this purpose Wimpy A G., gei.l store was donated by Congress to trustees Woodward J. W., tanner

of the North Georgia Agricultural Worley W. J., justice

College, which opened on the 1st of

January, 1873. The endowment fund of this college amounts to $7,500, do nated by the University board and

DALE'S MILL. Wayne County--A. & G. R. B.

others. Six churches located here-- two white and one colored Methodist, and two white and one colored Baptint. Mail stages run daily to Gaines-

Sixty-six miles from Savannah, and 258 from Atlanta, via Jesup--M. A B. B. B. No post office.

ville. The Mountain Signal, a week ly paper, is published liere. Popula tion about 700. A money order office.

DALLAS. Paulding County.

Mail daily. Frank W. Hall, P. M. County seat. Twenty miles west

Beaser House, C. A. Besser, propr Boyd Wier. lawyer Burnside House, J. W. Hutching,
propr Burnside A Bro. (J. W. and W. A.),
genl store Chapman B. F., physician, druggist
and book store Dodd G. M.. genl store Gurley & Bro. (H. D. and Joseph
M.), genl store Hand N. H. & Co. (N. H. Hand,
F. W. Hall), genl store, lumber mnfrs and contractors Hatfleld George T., co. surveyor Howard N". F., physician Howard N. F. & J. A., genl store and druggists

of Marietta, the nearest express, tele graph and shipping office. Pumpkin Vine creek close by famishes power for operating a wool factory and flouring mill, besides which there ia one saw mill run by steam. Cotton, eggs, butter, poultry, fruit and leather are the chief exports. Gold, copper and iron abound in different portions of the county. Missionary and Prim itive Baptist and Methodist churches and one nigh school. Stage commu nication with Marietta, daily. About 100 bales of cotton shipped annually. Population 175. Mail daily by hack from Marietta, and tri-weekly on horseback from other points. F. M. Gann, P. M.

Howll W. P., genl store.

Alien 8. N., wagon mnflr

Howell A Beck (W. P. Howell, E. Alien A Alien (John H. and John

H. Beck), i-roprs Mountain Signal W.), blacksmiths

Hughes G., genl store

Ballard James M.. co. tax collector

Hutchins J. W., propr Burnside Beall A Spinks (N. N. Beall, J. M.

House

Spinks), lawyers

Hutchison William J. T., co. tax re Braaswell Henry, sheriff

ceiver and collector

Bullock N. T., genl store

Kelly James, co. treas

Cfaappell W. B., genl store

Lilly John P., ordinary

Cooper N., saw mill

Headers B. B, genl store

Dnnagan T. C., ordinary .

Headers L. Q., hack line and stable Foote G. W. Jr., shoemkr

Mountain Signal, Howell A Beck, Foote G. W. A Son (George W. and

propra Parker John A., distiller Parker J. B., elk Superior Court

J. B.). genl store j Foster T. J.. physician Gann F. M., geul store

Parker A McAfee (John A. Parker, Geoige James M., shoemkr

W. H. McAfee), genl store

Gibson J. T. Rev., Methodist

Price & Baker (W. P. Price, B. F. Grogan D. D., co. surveyor

Baker), lawyers

Harper A Adair (George W. Harper,

Bice Thomas H., shoemkr

James T. Adair), lawyers

Satterfleld John W.,co.coroner

Harris A Graham (M. A. Harris, R

Satterfleld 'William H., sheriff

W. Graham), cabinet mkra ,,

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l? F



\I7;i|o,/*v Oolu&lnu, WW 1I1IAIA| EngUih

Oft., and

raprtMnti oliwt ftni itrongwt American Inguranoa Oompaniat.

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Hunt J. Meigs, and co. treas

elk Superior Court

Crawford pres

College,

B.

y.

Forrester,

McGregor & George (William M. McGregor, James M. George), tan

Dalton Female Rogers, pres

College, Bev. W. A.

ners

David Elwood H., genl store

Moody E. W., genl store Moore Isaac Rev., Print. Baptist 'Owen G. A., grist mill and wool fac

Davis Warren B., co. tax collector Davis & Miller (W. R. Davis, A. B.
Miller), sausage factory

tory

De Journette James R., genl store

Parker G. T., physician Piekett & Sheffield (M. Pickett, W.

Denton A Lynn (J. F. Denton, W. Lynn). warehouse

A.

J. Sheffield), genl store Pinkard Noah, wagon mkr

Duff Green House, J. 8. Budd, propr Ellison Raphael, dep sheriff

Bagsdale Thomas, co. coroner Roberts 1ST. W. A Son (Noah W. and
William G.), carpenters

Fann J. P., dentist Farnsworth W. P. A Co. (W. P. and
A. Farnsworth), genl store

Robertson 8., physician Scroggins A. C., co. tax receiver Strickland 8. L.. genl store Underwood G. P., shoemkr Weaver James M., lawyer "Williams J. M. Rev., Baptist

Ford Rufus K., shingle mill Forrester B. V., pres Crawford Col
lege Gate Horace M., lawyer Gibbs Christopher B.. jailer Gordon Charles P., physician

Graves J. & J. R., millinery

DALTON.
WhUfeld County--W. A A, B. B.

Gudger James B., news depot Hamilton Henry C., elk Supe
rior Court

County seat; an incorporated town Hanbury T. Edward, propr " Enter

-of about 2,400 inhabitants, at junc prise"

tion of E. T., V. A G. and 6., B, &

D. R. Bs, 40 miles above Borne,

.same distance Tenn., and 100

from from

Chattanooga, Atlanta. The

place has a mayor and board of com

mon council, three weekly newspa

pers--the Enterprise, Head Light

and North Georgia churches--one each,

Citizen--seven Baptist, Catho

loicdisatnadndEpPirsecsobpyatle;ritawn--o tewacohc,oMlleegthes

and several private schools, several

.secret and benevolent societies, and

a large steam flour mill. The chief

shipments are grain, hay, and some

cotton. Express, Southern. Tele

graph, Western Union. Jesse A.

Glenn, P. M.

Hanks J. A. B., lawyer Hardwick C. L. & Co. (C. L. and F.
T. Hardwick), bankers HendersoD Thomas J., tinner Herron J. & Son (J. and B. M.) dry
goods Higgins John, watch mkr Hill Robert, saloon Humphreys Enoch, genl store Hunt& Main (D. G. Hunt, H. K.
Main), druggists Johnson & McCamy (J. A. W. John
son, R. J. McCamy), lawyers Jones Thomas R., lawyer Knorr Charles, genl store Lampkin W. 8. A Co. (W. 8. and W.
L. Lampkin), genl store Lewis J. Q. A., hotel

Alien Ernest, constable

Loveman David R., dry goods

Bard Thomas D., exp agt

Marshall E. B., dentist

Barren & Oglesby (J. W. Barrett, G. W. Oglesby), grist mill

Moore W. K., lawyer Morris John E., hardware

Berry T. A. & 8. E., hardware Black John, guano and agrl implts Blanton Jacob A., genl store

Murray William 8., co. treas Nealon Martin N., genl store North Georgia Citizen, J. T. Whit

Brown Baxter B., notary

man, propr

Brown Charles N., agt 8., B. A D. Reynolds John F., agt W. A A. B. R

R.H Brown Edward E., jeweler Brown Thomas D., exp agt

Rigaud Julius, painter Rogers William A. Rev.,

pres

Dalton

Female College

Cox Frederick, sheriff

Rudd J. 8., hotel

T A If 17 the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the

1AIV.&

Short Line from Macon.

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Kuahton B. EL, sgt E. T., Y. & G. McClain W. B.. physician

B. E.

McNair F. L., justice

Sbumate A Williamson (I. E. Shu- Thompson W. P., constable

mate, J. D. Williamson(, lawyers Webb A Co. (Mrs. G. D. Webb) mil

Sims Henry L., justice

liners

Smith William G., grocer

Webb & HIghtower (G. D. Webb, T.

Snow C. K., tel opr

E. Hightower), genl store

Springfield Robert, constable

Staples Paschal E., saloon Stollenwerck Edward F., tel opr

DANBURCH.

Stradley Cephas, saloon

Wakes County.

Street Samuel M., co. surveyor Street & Wrench (S. M. Street, H. A.
Wrench), real estate agts Sutherland Amos L., co. coroner The National Hotel, J. Q. A.
Lewis, propr Thrailkill Joseph, dep marshal
Tibbs L. 8. & Co. (L. B. Tibbs, W. S. Murray), genl store
Tibbs W. L. A Co. (William L. and W. H. Tibbs), genl store
Townley & Hamilton (J. Townley,

From this point to Washington, the county seat and nearest depot, is 12 miles via which Atlanta is 143 miles distant. This is a place of be tween 150 and 200 inhabitants, and
has two churches--Methodist and Baptist--and one high school. Cot
ton is the principal export, about 700 bales shipped annually. Mail re-; celved tri-weekly. Mrs. H. T. Danforth, P. M.

Q. W. Hamilton), grocers

AndersonJohnL., genl store

Trimble J. L. & Co. (J. L. Trimble, Anderson Z. W., genl store

Phillips & Crew) books and station Bradford W. P., justice

ery

Cade D. B., genl store

Trotter Jesse, genl store

Conen Aaron, genl store

Underwood William J., ordinary Cullers James, bailiff

Wzheintm" an Jefferson T., propr "Citi

Fortson J. H. Rev., (Baptist) Hinton Biley, bailiff

Wootten, Brown &Co. J. P. Wootten, Lassiter Thomas C., carriage mkr

C. N. Brown, J. A. Holtzclaw), McLeudon T. C., justice

druggists

Matthews A Talley, (J >hn W. Mat

Worthy John C., genl store

thews. John H. Talley), genl store

Wrench Henry A., propr "Head- Moore T. B., painter

light," and co. tax receiver

Norman William B., genl store

Wright Reuben F., physician

Qulnn A. 8., physician

Wright B. F. & Co. (B. F. Wright, Quinn W. D., physician

L. C. Simons), druggists

Button John A., genl store

Wrinkle Elisha, marshal

Thomas Bailie Mrs., genl store

Wall Bobert A., justice

DAMASCUS.

Wallace Robert, blacksmith Walton J. H., physician

Ea/rly County.

Walton B. J., physician

Fifteen miles southeast of Blakely, 10 south of Arlington, nearest depot and express office, and 247 from At

Walton Thomas A., physician
Wheatly John, shoemkr Wiliis James H., Justice *

lanta. Has about 50 inhabitants, Methodist church and public schools.

DANIELL'S MILLS

Cotton is the chief interest, about 700

Douglat County.

bales being shipped annually. Mail weekly by buggy. Miss L. L. Kea-

A small hamlet situated on Dog river, which furnishes power for ope

rating a gin and grain thresher, and

Collier S. J., wool grower

a grist and saw mill. It is 10 miles

Douglass J. E., physician

south of Douglasville, the county

Green W. D., carpenter

seat, and 13 from Whitesburgh--S. G.

James B. F., genl store

A N. A. B, B.--the nearest shipping

Lanier B, H., wool grower

point, via which it is 104 from At-

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-EBtabHshed 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca

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lanta. Stage communication weekly Skinner John M., justice

with DouglaeviJle. Four churches-- Stone W. A., co. surveyor .

Missionary and Primitive Baptist, Stricltland Jobn J., lawyer

Methodist and Christian--and com Thompson B. M.. physician

mon schools. Mail weekly. G. M. White Hop, Justice

Daniel], P. M.

Wbitworth J. A. B., bailiff

Banks E., justice Bell J. D., constable Daniell & Melton (G. M. and Sa

Williams B. O-, wheelwright Willianjs W. W., carpenter Woods J. W., co. tax collector

rah A. Daniell, A. 8. Melton), gin, grist and saw mill

DANVILLE.

Himbree A., notary Smith W. By physician Thomaston John, constable Timmons H. C., physician

Swmter County. Fifteen miles east of Americus. No postal facilities. Population esti mated at 20.

DAN1ELSVILLE.

Madison County.

DARIEN.

County seat: ia situated on South

Mclniosh County.

Broad river 15 miles northwest of County seat; ia a thriving little

Athens, its shipping, telegraph and town of perhaps 2,000 inhabitants,

express office, via which the distance situated at the mouth of the Alta-

to Atlanta is 119 miles. Contains maha river, and has tri-weekly com

about 150 inhabitants, a Presbyterian munication by steamer with Savan

church, 4 cotton gins, 3 saw mills and nah and Jacksonville. The bar ad

2 common schools. Stages com mits vessels drawing 20 feet of water,

municate semi-weekly with Ander- and vessels drawing 14 feet can be

son, S. C., Athens, Carnesvilleand carried to the wharves. Darien is

Elberton. Cotton is the principal one of the principal timber markets

shipment; 200 bales shipped annu of the world, large quantities of tim

ally. Mail daily by hack. G. 8. ber exported .annually. There is

Johnson, P. M.

located here nine churches--three

Adams Matthew Bev., Methodist Bennett William H., coJ coroner and
saloon Chandler NeaK co. tax collector Cbandli* W. W. Bev., Baptist Daniel George C., ordinary and phy
sician Daniel James, genl store

Methodist (one colored), one Presby terian, three Episcopal (one colored), a Roman Catholic and colored Bap tist, two white and two colored com mon schools, one weekly newspaper-- Darien Timber Gazette--and one Masonic lodge. Mail, daily. D. Webster Davls, P. M.

Green Julius A., teacher

Adams Jacob, genl store

Green Julius A. Mrs., music teacher Aiken Frank D., genl store

Griffith Jacob W., co. treas

Aiken W. D., ice dlr

Griffith Martha Mrs., propr Grove Andersen W. D., school teacher

Hotel

Baker B. W. school teacher

Hall James, blacksmith

Blount T. B., sheriff

Henry George, lawyer

Bond Joseph B., school teacher

Hopkins Oliver P.. sheriff

Bromley T. C., tinner

Johnson G. S.. genl store

Christopher H. C., school-teacher

Kelly . C. O., elk Superior Court Clarke J. K. A Co. (James K. Clarke),

and teacher

lumber and timber dlrs

Lane John D., shoemkr

CoIIatt Isldor, baker and genl store

Long Oliver, blacksmith

Collatt L., genl store

Maddox Hosea, propr Planten Hotel Cotter W. H. & Co. (W. H. Cotter,

Merony Alonzo, shoemkr

Dr. B. B. Harris), druggists

Merton Paul C. Bev., Presbyterian Cullinan M., genl store

Nash Gabriel, lawyer

Dacy John, genl store

Planters Hotel, Hosea Maddox, propr Dailey Scott, shoemkr

T A VI? the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

lAR.Ii

the Best Route East.

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Darien Timber Gazette. B. W. Magnolia House, Thomas White,

Grubb,editor. (Seep.469.)

prppr

Davis Li. B., elk Superior Court Mansfield Joseph, genl store

and news depot

Maxwell P., co. tax collector

Deacy John, agt, genl store

Miller Henry, ?enl store

DeLorme L. E. B.. lawyer

Monroe D. M., lumber and timber

Devlin James, genl store Dunwoody H. A., lawyer

dlr O'Kpal M. C., co. treas

Eckman Lazarus, genl store Fisher John M.. baker and grocer Fulton L., meats

Pfeiffer Bruno, genl store Poppell W. R., co. surveyor Booertson & Brownlee (Henry Bob-

Gignilliat W. Robert, lawyer

ertson, James W. Brownlee), lum

Grubb Richard W., editor Darien ber and timber dire

Timber Gazette. (See p. 469.)

Bothchild Charles, genl store

Harris B. B., physician

Schenk W., shoemkr

Hawes & Tyler (L. Hawes, M. C. Schmidt A., lumber and timber dlr

Tyler), goal store

Strain Adam, genl store

Hilton Timber A Lumber Co. (Joseph Todd & Huntington, lumber and tim and Thomas Hilton, James L. Fos ber dire

ter, Joseph P. Gibson), lumber and Townsend James, meats

timber dire

Walker James, genl store

Holmes James, physician Hopkins C. H., ordinary

Way W. A., lawyer Well Henry, genl store

Hopkins C. H. Jr., city marshal

White Thomas, propr Magnolia

Hopkins O. C., co. tax collector

House

Hunter James, lumber and timber Wilcox * Churchill (W. A. Wilcox,

dlr

W. W. Churchill), genl store

Jacobson N., dry goods Kenan Spalding, physician

Young W. McW., co. tax receiver, watchmaker and Jeweler

Keller Philip, genl store

Lacblison Robert & Son (Robert and

DARK CORNER.

James), lumber and timber dire Langdon C. 8., lumber and timber

Douglat County.

dlr

So called from the portion of the

Larkln James, genl store

county it is located in, the land being

Livingston John H., physician

a of dark red color. It is a small eoun-

1878.

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PUBLISHED BY RICHARD W. GRUBB,

-A.T

, McIJSTOSEt COUNTY, GB3ORGH-A-.

The Live and Progressive Weekly Newspaper of Southern Georgia.

The Gazette IB limed weekly from the principal timber and lumber mart on the Atlantic coast, and contain* all the local market reports and quotations on that Important subject In addition to this bade report In the leading article of commerce at this point, the latest news, local and foreign, appeara In Its columns. The Gazette Is acknowledged by man* to be the best local weekly In Ueorgls. The Gazette has attained a wider circulation than any weekly In this section of the State, ex tending as it does not throughout the State of Georgia, bnt also to Northern and European portav

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Address

It. W. Q-RXJBJ3, Kditor and Proprietor.

Daurfen. Mclntoaili County. GNu

Iwurwoi Agency, Oolnmtei, 0*. fimetried. Urttwted.

S

ErtablWiei 1849.

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try post office, 4} miles west of the odist. Population 30. Mail semi-

county seat--Douglasville--and 24 weekly. David W. King, P. M.

from Marietta, the nearest shipping station, via which it is 44 from Atlanta. Stage communication Is had with Powder Springs and Carrollton. Mail received daily except Sunday. J. W. Anderson, P. M.

Barton W. W., physician Combee Webster L., genl store Crouch James, constable Dean Alexander S., constable Farnsworth James L., notary Farnsworth Robert C., carpenter

Hight J. L., land agt

Fraker George D., carpenter

McLarty T. A., physician Sayers W., blacksmith

Hughes A. J. Rev., Methodist King E. F., carpenter . King John L., carpenter

DART'S MILLS.

Lane Frank, miller

Coffee

County-- (See

3fcDonald's

AKH.)

McNabb William, justice Palmer Noah H. Rev., Methodist

DAVI8. Dougherty County--B. & A. S- B.

DAWSON. Habertfiam County.

One hundred and sixty-one miles from Brunswick and 219 from At

An unimportant postal advantages,

hamlet without situated about 4

lanta.

miles north of Hughesburgh. Popu

lation about 20.

DAVISBOROUCH.

WaOtinffton Cmmty--No. 12, G. S. B.

DAWSON.

About 18 miles east of Sanders ville, TerreU Co.--Eufaula Div.8. W. B. B.

the seat of justice, 68 from Macon, 122 from Savannah and 171 from Atlanta. Office of Southern Express and Western Union Telegraph. Cot ton is the chief export, about 3,000 bales shipped annually. Churches and common schools. Population 150. A. Herrman, P. M.

County seat; founded about the year 1856, and Is an Incorporated city of 1.200 population. It has four white and two colored schools, two white churches--Baptist and Methodist-- and two colored--Methodist and Bap tist. Hasa volunteer fire department, consisting of Babcock fire extin

Bangs George, jeweler Bangs Joseph, justice Brown T. L., genl store and justice Chctatham D. L., physician Clark E. N., tel opr Herrman A., genl store and exp

guisher, and book and ladder compa nies. Is 46 miles from Eufaula, Ala., 97 from Macon, and 200 from Atlanta. Chief shipment, cotton. Express, Southern. Telegraph. Western Un ion. Moses H. Baldwin, P.M.

agt Kennedy T.

M., genl

store

and

r.r.

Alien John P. smith

watchmkr and

gun

Alien William, teacher

DAVISTOWN. Taylor County.

Anderson Augustus (c), blacksmith Anthony Mattie M. Mrs., milliner Anthony Ralph J., stoves and tin
ware

Thirteen miles northwest of Butler, Baldwin A. J. A Co. (Andrew J. and

and claiming a population of some Moses H. Baldwin Jr.), genl store

25 people. No post office.

Baldwin Moses H., genl store and agt

S.W.R.R.

DAWNVILLE. Wliitfdd County.

Baldwin Spelght, genl store Baldwin William R, co. tax collector
and receiver

Eight miles from Dalton, the near Beckworth Dallas (c), barber

est depot and express office, and 108 Bell Homer S.-ordinary from Atlanta. Churches: Cumber Bell & Lewis (Homer 8. Bell, Robert land Pesbyterian, Baptist and Meth R. Lewis), shoemkrs

T A VF 1 AlVt.

the

GEOtRheGISAhoRrAt ILLiRneOW ADe,st

and

Southwest.

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Bennett Robert (c), sboemkr

Mize Charles L., confectioner

Brantley & Bragan (Thomas Brant- Mize C. L. Mrs., milliner

16, Francis M. Bragan), stoves and Orr William F., genl store

tinware

Palmer Henry T.. shoemkr

Brown & Rogers (B. Hooks Brown, Parks James G., ins agt

Jesse Rogers), contractors

Paschal William C., grocer

Brown & Son (Samuel B. and Darius Peeplea William M., gin and grist

W. Brown), wagon infers

mill

Cannon J. H., co. surveyor

Perry John B., banker and grist

Carver William. J. C., grocer

mill

Cheatham C. A. & Son (Clement A. Pickett Thomas H., lawyer

and Walter B.), druggists and phy Powell Uriah M., cabinet mkr

sicians

Proctor Philip H., wagon mkr

Christie Samuel R., sheriff

Rogers William H. (c), barber

Clark John C. F., elk Superior Rogers A Lalng (Lee H. Rogers,

Court

James D. Laing), dry goods

Crim John B., gen! store Crouch Henry O., confectioner

Simmons James M., justice Simmons Reuben F., lawyer and real

Daniel John, co. coroner

estate agt

Dawaon Journal, James D. Hoy), Simmons & Peeples (James M. Sim

propr

mons, William M. Peeples), ware-

Dawson Mnfg Co., Owen O. Nelson, bouse and com mere

prest; car shop and foundry.

Smith Araanda B. Miss, milliner

Dozier & Stephens (Nathaniel W. Walker Elbert Rev., (c), Methodist Dozier, Obadiah B. Stephens), Walker William D., grocer

warehouse and com mere

Wooten Joseph W., grocer

Ellis Henry (c), grocer

Wooten William, banker and grocer

Ellis Jacob (c). wagon mkr

Farnum William W., exp agt, hotel and livery stable
Farrar George W., physician

DAWSONVILLE.
Daicion County.

Gaines W. C. Rev. (c), Baptist Graves Lewis S., physician GrifHii John L., genl store Gnerry & Parks (James H. Guer-
ry. James G. Parks), lawyers Hart Thomas J.. carriage mkr Hayes William M. Rev., Methodist Holiiday Charles, tel opr Hoyl James D, propr Dawson Jour
nal Hoyl Levi C., lawyer Ivy J. A. Rev., Baptist Janes James L., lawyer Janes John B. & Son. (John R. and
William A.), druggists

County seat; 23 miles northwest of Gainesville, nearest depot, express office and telegraph station, and 76 from Atlanta. This village of 170 in habitants is located on Shoal creek, 5 miles from Etowah river and 12 south of the Amicolola mountains; has two churches--Baptist and Methodist-- common school, and grist and saw mill run by water power. Flour, grain and cotton are the shipments; about 100 bales of the latter exported yearly. Mail daily. Henry C.John son, P. M.

Jones "Rufus G., dentist

Bishop James M., lawyer

Jones Thomes M.-jnstlce

Campbell R. L. Rev., Methodist

Jones & Sharp (Peyton W. Jones, Cary Daniel, constable

James P. Sharp), saloon and tan Castleberry Joseph F., genl store and

nery

co. treas

Laing James D., co. treas

Eades J. C., wagon mkr

Lee Henry 8., hardware '

Edmondson John C., co. tax collector

Lee & Smith (G) (Felix Lee, O. W. GOBS John, genl store

Smith), blacksmiths

Henry Alexander, constable

Lowrey John W. F., teacher

Howser Henry, hotel

McDonald Charles A., lawyer

Howser Henry & Bro., grist and saw

Martin Thomas Y., saloon

mill

Melton & Bro. (Roger L. and William Hngbes John W., elk Superior Court

B,), genl store

Hulsey B, H., justice and notary

JA8. P. HARRI8ON * CO., State Printers, Publishers, and Binders, tt7 A gQ Broad 8t., Atlanta, Ca

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Hyde O. P., book agt

Fraser Donald Rev.. Presbyterian

Johnson Henry C., lawyer

Goss John H., physician

Jones C. H., co. coroner

Graves John T., teacher

McClure R. B., co. surveyor

Hunter James, sheriff

McHan Henry M., physician

Hurst W. R., justice and physician

McHan J. F., shoemkr and sewing Jackson Thomas, notary

machines

Jones H. C., lawyer

McKee Joseph H., notary and ez-off Jossey W. W., genl store and hotel

justice

Kirkpatrick J. W., notary and ex-off

Martin 8. D., shoemkr Mincy W. B., book agt Monroe Daniel P., wagon mkr Monroe V. B.. carpenter Morgan W. M., blacksmith Picket Columbus, physician Richardson J. C., justice Roper Samuel, genl store Sheffield A. Rev., Baptist Smith Hiram B., genl store and or

justice Kittredge E. M., co. purveyor Lee A. J., genl store McAlister J. R., co. treas Mashburn A. W., contractor Mason E. H., genl store Mason & Croekett (J. A. Mason, J.
P. Crockett), grocers and saloon Mayson A. S., physician Morgan J. M., lawyer

dinary Smith Marshall L., lawyer Smith Moses, co. tax receiver Sullivan William Rev., Methodist Tatum Horatio, sheriff Thompson Henry C., physician

Pelham Peter, exp and r. r. agt Ramspeck Charles M., bookbinder Ramspeck G. A. & Co. (G. A. and T.
R. Ramspeck), genl store Russell J. R., elk Superior Court Steward & Word (John B. Stew
ard, Ernest M. Word), lawyers

DEARINC. ItcDuffle County--(See Lombcvrdy.)

Teat J. L., co. tax receiver Thomas A. C. Rev., Methodist Turner E. A., notary Veal James T., co. tax collector

DECATUR.

Wlnn Loch J., lawyer Word R. C., physician

DeKalb County--Qa. B. S.

A suburb of Atlanta, about 6 miles from the city, containing an estima ted population of 700, aud is noted for

DELAY.
Dpton County.

its pleasant situation, pure air and water, and its religious and educa tional privileges, having three churches--Baptist, Methodist and

Not a post office, only a small vil lage claiming a population of 26, located north of Thomaston 4 miles.

Presbyterian--and two excellent

schools. County seat. H. -J. Wil

DELMAR.

liams, P. M.

LowTtdss County.

Austin & McAHster (H. C. Austin. W. E. McAlister)'; genl store
Bayne H. V., ordinary Boring J. W., justice Carter J. A. & Co. (J. A. and Frank
Carter, M. R. Ragsdale), printers and proprs DeKalb Co. News Cbewning Thomas, Justice ChiversT. H., constable Croekett J. P., geul store Davies F.B. Rev., Methodist DeKalb Co. News, J. A. Carter & Co., proprs

Nine miles from Valdosta court house, onW. Div. A. & G. R. R, which Is 310 miles from Atlanta vw. Albany. Is a place claiming 400 population in the village and imme diate vicinity, whose chief pursuit Is manufacturing and exporting rosin and spirits of turpentine. Vat-, dosta is the nearest depot; Naylor, 13 miles east, its express and teleigraph office. Mail daily. W. H. Frey, P. M.

Durand B. A., cabinet mkr

Frey W. H.. turpentine distiller

Durham W. W., physician

Terry J. W. A Bro., genl store and

Evans Turner L., co. coroner

turpentine distillery

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DEMPSEY.

Mitchell L. C., mayor and U. 8. route agt

Dodge County--M. & S. R. B.

Beece A Bro. (J. W. and W. R), genl

Recently established post office, and a''half" station (without a de pot) between Dubois (station 14) and Eastman (station 13), 5 miles from each--the latter the county seat,

store Sharp William T., genl store Snell Joseph A., genl store Trammell Asa, brick yard Trammell V. B., genl store

depot, express and telegraph office. Atlanta 154 miles distant, Brunswick

DEVEREAUX STATION.

155 miles. The place contains an Hancock County--M. & A. R. R.

estimated population Of 100, Baptist and Episcopal organizations, colored school and a steam saw mill. The chief interest of the village is the shipment of lumber and naval stores. Mail daily each way. John W. Wooard,'P. M. Belts John S., lumber mnfr Betts William T.-lumbermnfr Dempsey Bobert H., supt turpentine
farm Dempsey Thomas J., turpentine dis
tiller Kilgore Thomas W., snpt turpentine
farm

A small place of about 100 inhab itants 8 miles southwest of Sparta, the county seat, 79 from Augusta, 46 from Macon and 149 from Atlanta via Macon. Office of Southern Erprefs Co. located here. Cotton, lum ber and cord wood form the chief ex ports. The place has two steam saw . milk, Methodist church and two pub lic schools. Mail daily. H. W. Bass, P. M. Arnold Malcolm, notary Bass Algernon S., exp and r. r. agt Bass & Moate (A. S. Bass, John

Hichell A. C., supt turpentine (arm Woodard John W., mnfr naval
stores

W. Moate), genl store Baugh A Rives (James E. Baugh D.,
C. Bives), saw mill

Berry James E., grist mill

DENNIS.
Putnam County--M. <t E. R. S.

Clark C. C.. genl store Coulson J. M., physician Culver J. L., genl store

Depot but no post office. Fortyfive miles from Macon, 13 from Mttledgeville, and 148 from Atlanta via M. & A. B. R.

Hall W. 8., justice Harper B. I., genl store ' Jones T. J.. physician Kendrick G. M. Rev., Methodist Palmer James A., genl store

DE SOTO.

Patillo G. H. Rev., Methodist Bives A Franks (George S. Bives, C.

floyd County.

Franks), grist and saw mill

A small village on the Oostanaula Tye P. F.f justice

river, one-half mile west of Borne, *nd 78 from Atlanta. Has a popula

DICKENSON'S STORE.

tion of about 350. One steam saw Decatur County --(See Steam JfiB.)

and grist mill in operation. Ha* a

Methodist church and a private school. There is a daily, stage to

DICKSON'S MILL.

Borne, which is the nearest shipping

Pierce County.

station and postofflce.

Northwest of Blackshear 15 miles;

Beyseigel Charles P., genl store Duke Joseph H., brick yard Everett 4 Andrews, genl store

has a population of about 20. bat no postal facilities.___

Hargis T. T.. genl store Hart Annie Miss, school teacher Hickey Rufus M. Rev., Methodist tansdell & Co., undertakers Mitchell D. Randolph, genl store

DILLON.
Walker County.
A small county postofflce located in the mountainous district of the

D P Will/wir'o flMl Xniunao* Agency, Colunbu. Oldtt . T. W 11100X5. 1840 and Bteongwt in Georgia. 187ft

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above county. Miss E. T. Howard, Sessions 8. T., carpenter

P.M.

Tart James H., wheelwright

DIRT TOWN.

DIXON.

Chattooga County.

Dawson County.

Eight miles southeast of Summerville court house and about 107 from Atlanta. It is a country office having In the neighborhood two Baptist, a Methodist and Presbyterian churches and receives mail daily by buggy.

Six miles southeast of Dawsonville the county seat and 15 from Gainesville the nearest express, telegraph and shipping office via which it is 68 miles from Atlanta. Hightower river furnishes water power for operating*

Borne is the nearest and telegraph office. P.M.

depot, express W. C. Scott,

milL This place has a population of 268 with the usual church and school facilities. Mail semi-weekly. A. L.

Ballinger J. P., constable

Bird, P. M.

Bass, MillilLen & Kendricfc, Bird C. C., genl store

gen I store

Black J. M., grist mill

Broom Alien, miller

Black B., genl store

Cheney F. W. Rev., Baptist

Crane J. D., blacksmith

Crawford T. C. Bev., Presbyterian Griffin J., blacksmith

Griffin C. F., physician Irvine W. T., notary and teacher Kondrick W. 8., physician McCall D. T., physician

Harris D., blacksmith Jay J., blacksmith Jay T., blacksmith Looper G. K., genl store

Neal W. B., notary

Looper J., grist mill

Owings W. H., constable

McClure B., grist mill

Perry O. F., justice

Palmour B. T., genl store and mill

Bash Martin, miller

Preston S., genl store

Bobertson J. M. Bev., Baptist

Smith G. W., blacksmith

Speight T. Jj. Bev., Methodist

Stephens B., grist mill

Stephens L. A., blacksmith

DIXIE.

Taylor A. J., grist mill

Brooks

County--W. Die. A. & ff. B. B.

Thomson H. C., physician Wingo J. C., physician

One hundred and eighty-one miles

from Savannah and 286 from At lanta via Albany and Thomaeville, and 12 west of Quitman, the county

DIXONIA. Ware County--B. & A.R.R.

seat. This place is also known as Office of Mltchell & Co.'s Express

Grooverville. Bias an estimated and Western Union Telegraph. It is

population of 200. Naval stores are 11 miles west of Way Cross, the

the chief exports. Mail daily each county seat, via which it is 300

way. G. W. Austin, P. M.

from Atlanta. It has a population

Arnold P. D., carpenter Austin G. W., genl store,
naval stores and r. r. agt Benton 8. J., carpenter Campbell D. H., distiller

mnfr

of 245, a steam saw mill. White and colored Methodist churches, and common school. Lumber is the prin cipal export. Mail receivrd dally each way. E. D. Waldron, P. M.

Connally P. F. Bev., Methodist

Burdges Charles H., machinist and

Easters J. L., wood dlr

engineer

Griswald & Price, barrel mkra

Dudley E. B., lumber Inspector

Jones & Cram, saw mill

Murray J. A., contractor

Joyner W. B., physician

O'Quin Ellas, tel opr

Lamons J. M., wheelwright and O'Quin Silas, blacksmith and wheel

blacksmith

wright

McLean J. N., mnfr naval stores Beppard & Walter, genl store and

Oesterreleher J., blacksmith

saw mill

Parramore A., barrel mkr

Stewart William T., engineer

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Thompson W. A., contractor

Callahan T. C., constable and mar

Waldron E. D., with Reppard-& shal

Walter

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Donaldsoh James A., notary

Flowers George N- r.r. agt

DOBOY. Mclntaith County.

Flowers G. N. 4 Bro. (George N. and William J.), genl store
Flowers John T., notary and exp

Established as a postoffice in April, agt

1879.

Jones 1. H., physician

Lindsay Samuel H., teacher

DOCTOR TOWN.
Wayne Gmnty--A. & G.R. B.

McElroy John Bev., Presbyterian Medlock John T.. justice Middlebrook A. C., genl store

Four miles northeast of Jesup,. on Smith John H., genl store

the Altamaba river, 63 from Savan

nah and 253from Atlanta. Has office of Southern Express, about 75 inhab

DORCHESTER.

itants, and receives mail daily from each direction. Jesup is its nearest telegraph station. Timber and deals are extensively sawed at and near this point by four large steam saw mills; about 20,000,000 feet shipped to Continental markets annually, finding an outlet by river via Darien. The depot is also known as Station Five. H. C. Devendorf, P. M. Bennetts J. G., miller Breen T., timber inspector Clark Landon, timber inspector Clary Willis, saw mill Devendorf H. C., exp and r. r. agt,
genl store, and saw mill Fort G. K., timber inspector George Bryant, timber inspector Glass E. I., timber inspector Kirkham & Broad water (R. W. Kirk-
ham, W. H. Broadwater), saw; mill McLaugblin J. A., timber inspector Quinn A. H. O., timber inspector Spellman M., bridge supt Stripling A. W., timber Inspector Whaley William H., saw mill Wilkins T. 8.. timber inspector

Liberty County. Situated between North Newport, and Midway rivers 17 miles east., of Hinesville, the seat of justice, and 12 from Fleming--A. & G. R B.--the nearest shipping, express and tele graph office, via which it is 329 miles from Atlanta. Cotton, rice, wool, oattie and fruit trees are the principal exports. Stages run semi-weekly to Fleming. Population 440; churches and common schools. Grist and saw mills and gin operated by steam. Mail received semi-weekly by boggy. Edwin A. Fulton, P. M. Benton D. B., wheelwright Cay J. D., millwright Delegel E. J., physician Delegel J. B. (e), justice Delegel & Tate (c), genl store Fulton Edwin A., genl store, Justice-gin, grist and saw mill King W. J., carpenter Tate Alexander7e), constable Waite J. T. H. Bev., Presbyterian Winn J. W. & A. F., genl store

Wilkins W. T., timl>er buyer

DORAVILLE.

DORMINEY'S MILL.

Irtrin County.

DeEaCb Cmady--A. <ft O. A-L. By.

Located 18 miles northeast of Ir-

Ten miles due north of Decatnr winville, the county seat, 5 from the

court house and 15 from Atlanta. It Ocmulgee river, and 34 from Haxle-

has a population of about 150, Pres hurst--M. A B. R. B.--the nearest

byterian church, school and Southern shipping point, via which it IB 237

Express office. Boswell, 10 miles from Atlanta. Cotton is the chief

north, uses this point for the ship export, about 200 bales shipped annu

ment of cotton and factory goods. ally. It has a population of 80.

Mail daily by rail, and by hack from Methodist and Baptist churches, and

Roswell and Alpharetta. George N. common school. Mail semi-weekly

Flowers, P. M.

on horseback. Jacob McCook, P. M

1

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Dormlney John B., genl store and Carver Alien, co. tax collector

mill

Ellis Hiram, co. surveyor

McCook Jamee W., cooper

Lichenstein Joseph, genl store

Lott Daniel, genl store

DOUBLE~BRANCHES. Bicketson Vincent, co. treas

Lincoln County,

Stephens James, sheriff Tucker John, co. tax receiver

Situated on the Savannah river, Ward C. A., elk Superior Court

which furnishes power for operating Ward Joseph, co. coroner

four grist mills, 10 miles southeast of Young Thomas, ordinary

Lincolnton, the seat of justice. Au

gusta, the nearest shipping point, is 88 miles distant, via which it is 204 from Atlanta. Cotton, corn and

DOUGLASVILLE.
Douglai County.

country produce are the chief exports. County seat; a place of some Im

These articles are either carried down portance, claiming a population of

the river on pole boats or hauled by 800, located near a small stream wagon to Augusta. Gold, silver and known as the Sweetwater, 26. miles

copper abound in this section, and it west of Atlanta, its nearest depot,

Is said to be one of the richest sec express and telegraph station, and on

tions in minerals within the State. the proposed line of tbe Ga. West

It la a town of 190 inhabitants, has ern R. JR., which Is graded to this Baptist and Methodist churches, and point. The New Manchester Mills,

two common schools. Mail weekly manufacturing domestics, are located

on horseback. James Walsb, P. M. here. Among the chief features of

Bussey Nathan, grist mill Elam Lincoln P., surveyor Fleming N. B., physician Freeman James W., justice lockbart Ell, grist mill May C. M., genl store Mosley S. T., justice Price R, J., grist mill

the village are three churchesBaptist, Lutheran and Methodist-- and two good schools. Mail by hack daily from Atlanta, Villa Rica, Chapel Hill and Whltesburgh. 8. N. Dorsett, P. M. Camp C. IX. teacher high school Cooper H. T., co. tax receiver

Beeae J. G., carpenter Tankersley James, blacksmith Walsli James, genl store

Dorsett, Price ft. McElreath (a N. Dorsett, D. W. Price, 8. A. MoElreath), genl store and cotton warehouse

DOUBLE BRIDGE.

Dorsett 8. N., elk Superior Court and co. treas

Upton, County.

Duncan F. M. Prof., prin high

Situated about 8 mile* west of Thomaston (without postal facilities), having some 20 inhabitants.

school Edge John V., ordinary and lawyer FeeleyJ. L, justice Gosline A Heaton, cabinet mkra

DOUBLE WELLS.

Huey John M., co. surveyor James J. S., lawyer

Warren County.

James J. 8. & Bro. (J. 8. and C. W.),

Discontinued postoffloe.
1UU.)

(See Sar-

genl store Johnson T. J. Rev., Baptist

Key J. M. Rev.. Baptist

DOUGLAS.

Key T. J., dentist Land J. A., carriage mkr

Coffee County.

Mclntosh & Dorset* (A. C. Mclntosh, 8. N. Dorsett), proprs New

County seat; situated on a branch Manchester Milk

of Seventeen Mile oreek, about 20 McLarty A. W., genl store

miles north of Pearson--B. A A. R.R. McLarty Q. W., physician

Mail received by stage. Repeated Massey H. A., lawyer

efforts failed to secure .the Informa Maxwell J. G., notary and ex-off

tion .from this place.

justice

CHID Dnir

yJoimurorMe veirachGaEnOdiRseGIfrAomROPAhDilaFdaerltpFhriaeiagnhdt LBinaet.

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Mitcbell F. M., co. coroner

Carrell W. W., shoemkr

New Manchester Mnfjj Co. (A. C. Coalson W. A. Bev., Baptist

Mclntosh, 8. N. Dorsett), domes Davis V. R, justice

.

tics

Goldin A. W. Bev., Methodist

Pittman & Lowe (J. A. Pittman, Goldin W. F., physician

George W. Lowe), genl store

Griffith G. W., genl store

Pool W. H., physician

Griffith B. M., blacksmith

Quillian J. B. C. Bev. (Methodist), Hntcheson R B., physician

editor Weekly Star

McBrayer W. C~ genl store, nota

Richards A. J.,lawyer

ry and ex-off justice

Richardson 8. P. Bev., Methodist McGaritySeaborn, grist and sawmill

Self & Harper, blacksmiths

Mbsely W. 8., genl store

Bouter George M., sheriff

Newton B. M. Rev., Methodist

Stewart G. B., saloon

Phillips M. K.. physician

Turner O. B., genl store

Reaves A Goldin (James Reaves, W.

Watson I. M., propr Weekly Star, F. Goldin), grist and saw mill

and co. tax collector

Stephens David, blacksmith

Watson I. M. & M. B. (Isaac M. and Thomasson J. M., constable

Mattie B.), genl store

VandigriffC. P., blacksmith

Watson J. P., genl store

Wright Hugh, constable

Weekly Star, I. M. Watson, propr Whitley T. B., druggist

DRAYTON.

DOVE'S CREEK.

Dooly County.

EB*rt Cminty. A small postofflce 15 miles south west of Elberton, the county seat and nearest shipping office, via which the distance to Atlanta is 148 miles.

Vienna, the county seat, is 10 milea east, and Montezuma, Uie nearest 'lipping station, is 17 north. via which it is 169 from At lanta. This place was formerly the county seat, the court house whietn

DOVER.

was built in 1837 is still standing. The Pennahachee creek furnishes

Oreene County. A small village located six miles northwest of Greensborough. Has about 20 inhabitants but no postoffice.

power sufficient to operate large nwtories, but is not utilized. An excet* cent bridge spans the Flint river at this point In the vicinity are sever al grist and saw mills, some of which

DRADY'8.

are operated by steam power. It has a population of about 75, two church

Wayne County--(See Jeatf.)

es--Methodist and Baptist--and one academy. Mail tri-weekly. L. F.

DRAKETOWN.

Coiaer, P.M.

Saralton County. This place has four churches--M. E. Church South, M. E. Church North, Methodist Protestant and Mis sionary Baptist--two schools, and a population of 126. From the Tallapoosa river is derived power for ope rating a saw and grist mill. It is 10 miles east of Buchanan court house,

Barren Moses I*., physician Bond A Joiner, cabinet mkrs Dees James M., cabinet mkr Harmon H. EL, physician Keiiey John E., dry goods * Morgan A. G., grist mill Bay T. J. A Bro., genl store Trippe George, steam saw mill Wallace John H., grist mill

and about 22 from Bockmart--Cnerokee B. B.--the nearest shipping point,

DRUMMOND.

via which it is 95 miles from Atlanta.

Wathington County.

Mail semi-weekly. ". M.

W. C. McBrayer,

A settlement of some 25 persona, situated about 18 miles southeast of

Jiggers J. M., physician Biggers T. J. Bev., Methodist .

tSiaesn.dersvllle. Without p*os^ tal facili

D. F. Willcox, &ENE8AL OTnJBANCB AGENT, OOLUXBUSi (JA. PoliolM of ill Mndi.

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Stanley A Moore (Benjamin Stanley,

DUBLIN.

James T. Moore), druggists

Lament County.

Stubbs John M., lawyer, gin and grist mill

County seat: 23 miles from Toomsborough--G. R. E.--the nearest ex press, telegraph and shipping office, via which it is 58 miles from Macon and 161 from Atlanta. Stages run to Cochran, Eastman and Toomsbor-

button Henry, carpenter Tarplay E. J., druggist and justice Tillery W. H., genl store Wolfe John B., genl store Woodard Green, constable Wylly William H., lawyer

ough tri-weekly. Located on the

Oconee river in a timber region and

DUBOIS.

does an excellent naval store busi ness; there is also a. great deal of

Dodge County--M. AB.B.B.

stock raised in this section. Cotton, Forty-six miles from Macon, 140

wool and naval stores form the chief from Brunswick, 149 from Atlanta

exports, upwards of 4,600 bales of and 10 northwest of Eastman, the

cotton shipped per annum. One grist seat of justice. Office of Southern

mill and one gin operated by steam Express. Baptist and Methodist

power. Baptist and Methodist churches. Population 150. There

churches, and one academy. Popu are two turpentine stills located here,

lation 490. Mail received daily by which manufacture on an average

hack. Isaac T. Keen, P. M.

10,000 barrels rosin and 2,000 casks

spirits of turpentine per annum.

Arnow R. M., blacksmith

Naval stores, cotton and syrup are

Carver J. J., lawyer

the principal exports. The place

Chervous Ansel, harnessmkr

also has a large shingle manufac

Dominy R. T., co. tax collector

turing establishment. Mail daily

Duncan J. T.. ordinary

each way. Dr. David Sapp, P. M.

GefTckins William, wheelwright HarrisonJ. H., physician Haynes Mercer, lawyer Hester Cass, wheelwright Hester William R., co. coroner Hightower J. EL lawyer Hightower R. H., physician Hightower R. H. & Son, genl store Hilburn Andrew J., co. tax receiver Howard G. M. & Co., genl store Johnson T. W. Rev. (Methodist),
naval store mnfr Jones W. B. & Co., genl store Keen Isaac T., genl store Keen I. C. Mrs., hotel Linden Lewis B., co. surveyor Maddox G. W., genl store Nance B., genl store Perry L. C. A Co., genl store

Cook Elijah, wood dealer Dempsey & Porter (T. J. Dempsey,
John Porter), tie contractors Hoke John J., stave dlr Holiday & Taylor, lumber mnfra Hunt James T., carpenter Hunt John W., saloon Hunt & Wiggs (John W. Hunt, Ar
thur T. Wiggs), naval store mnfra Jackson Charles, blacksmith Pool Stephen, stave dlr Raiford & Brown (H. W. Raiford, A.
C. Brown), shingle mnfrs Sapp David, physician Scarborough A. C., wood dlr Wiggs Arthur T., genl store, exp and
r. r. agt Woodward J. W., co. tax collector

Pourneile M. W., tinner

Ramsey W. S. Rev., Baptist

DUCK CREEK.

Robinson D. P., notary and ex-off justice

Walker County.

Sarchitt T. P., genl store

A small town of 300 population,

Scarborough James C., sheriff

situated on Duck creek, 26 miles

Shaw John A., genl store

from Ringgold on the W. & A. R. R.,

Smith Hardy, elk Superior Court and its nearest telegraph and express sta

co. treas

tion. It has three churches--Baptist,

Smith Henry, shoemkr

Methodist and Presbyterian--two

Stanley Benjamin, physician

shools, and saw and grist mill. Its

Stanley R. A., lawyer

shipments are cotton, corn, wheat and

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bacon. Weekly mail. W.C. Black- Lewis C. K.. physician

well, P. M. Dickson A. G., grist and saw mill Hanson ---- Rev., (Methodist) Sbattuck W. L. Bev., Baptist

Love J. 8., justice Lowe John, exp agt Lowe & Knox (John Lowe, John
Knox), genl store McDaniel J. W., saw mill

DUCKER.

Mathis H., genl store and notary Mills H. W., saw mill

Dougherty Co--Blakdy Dm. 8. W. B. B. Very small place with less than 20
Inhabitants; 13 miles west of Albany court house, 120 from Macon, 36 from Brunswick and 223 from Atlanta, and receives its mail daily each way. J. M. Dodwell, P. M.

Miner J. W., guano agt Reynolds B. A., trader Roberta F. M., carpenter Roberts Z. T., carpenter Rogers & Jones (R. N. Rogers, W. E.
Jones), genl store StrickJand Henry Jr., lawyer Strickland I. ST., blacksmith

Durham J. B. P., genl store

DUNCANVILLE.

DULUTH.

Thomas County.

Gieinnett Co--A. <t C. A.-L. By.

About 10 miles southwest of Thorn- '

Ten miles west of Lawrenceville, the seat of justice, 26 from Atlanta

asville. No post about 20.

office.

Population

and 2 from the Chattahoochee river; in a section of ..ountry noted for its

DUPONT.

pore water and fertile bottom lands. Has an estimated population of 300;

Clinch County--A. & G. B. B.

office of the Southern Express Co., Eight miles southwest of Homer-

Methodist church, two very good ville court house, 130 from Savannah,

schools, and several .gins and saw and 322 from Atlanta, via Jesup--M.

mills operated by both water and & B. R--or 230 direct; is a thriving

steam. Cotton, grain and hay form place of 500 population, located on

the products; about 2,500 bales of the the Suwannooch.ee or Suwabnee

former shipped annually. Noroross, river, and at junction of Florida Div.

6 miles southwest is the nearest tele (Live Oak) A. A G. R. R. with main,

graph office. Mail daily each way line, the only outlet to Florida by

By rail, and by stage daily to Shel- rail. The name was given in honor

tonville, Big Greek and Gumming. of the late Augustus DuPont, Duke

Henry Htriekland, Jr., P. M.

of Dantzic, France. Is in the finest

Adams B. 8., druggist and physician Barker O. H., guano agt Butler T. C., gunsmith Camp B. A., livery Cannon G. W.,shoemkr Cannon Robert, blacksmith Carr Joseph Bev., Methodist Cole W. H., genl store Cunningham F. C., carpenter Goodwin W. H., physician Outline J. H., steam gin Herrington J. L, blacksmith

timbered section of Georgia, and the health of this location is not excelled by any other in the State. Cotton, corn, rice, sugar and syrup are the products and shipments, 500 bales of the former exported annually. The place has one church--Methodist-- an excellent high school, Southern Express and Western Union Tele graph offices, and weekly paper--the Okefeenokean. Mail daily. Peter A, Herviant, P. M.

Hood J. V. B., shoemkr

Bennett J. G., storekpr A. & G.

Howell H. W., gin and guano agt

RB

Hutchins P. B. Bev., Methodist

Benton E. J. Bev., Methodist

Ingram W. P., carpenter

Bickley C. T. Bev., Methodist

Jackson A. C., gin, saw mill and wool Cunningham J. T. Prof., prin Dn-

carder

Pont Academy

Jinks W. D., genl store

DuPont J. P. A., lawyer, and edi

Johnson W. E., carpenter

tor and propr Okefeenokean

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta. Ca. Jas. P. Harrlson it Co., Prop'rs, 27 A 29 Broad St.

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Herriant Peter A., exp and r. r, Myres & Bros., grist and saw mill

act

Park Thomas T., physician

Jenkins Thomas J-, grocer, hotel and Smith Frank, blacksmith

justice

Williams Henry, miller

Lee A. T. & Go. (A. T. and E. E. WoodallA., miller

Lee), turpentine distillers

Iilghtsey Jacob S., genl store Morgan Abner, saloon Nichols Waver J., physician

EAGLE GROVE.
Hart County.

Patterson Benjamin W., tel opr Preudergast J. C., supervising engi
neer A. & G. R. B Sinuous D. J.. notary Sirmons D. J. & Bro. (D. J. andB.

Situated on North Beaverdam creek, 1 miles southwest of Hartwell, the county seat, atid 8 from Bow ersville--E. A-L. By.--the near est shipping and express sta

J.), genl store Sirmons Lucius, genl store Htrickland L., genl store The Okefeenokean, J. P. A. DuPont,
editor and propr Wheeler 8. Mrs., tel opr Whittitigton Benjamin, blacksmith

tion, via which It is 126 from. Atlanta. Stage communication semi-weekly with Bowersville and Elberton. One church--Baptist--and one academy. Mail semi-weekly. Robert H. Bow ers, P. M. Bowers P. H., genl store

DURHAM'S MILLS. Coffee County.

Bowers Robert H., physician Bowers W. F., grist mill Cason E. T., carpenter and wheel

Three miles north of Pearson on the B. & A, B. R; Known also as Byrd's Mills. No post office.

wright Cason Munroe, nursery Christian Charles W., blacksmith David Hiram A., lawyer

DYKES STORE.

Estes William, wheelwright Johnson Daniel G., millwright

Floyd County.

Johnson D. G. & J. A., gin and grist

Small post office 18 miles south west of Borne, the seat of justice, and 2 from Cave Spring, the nearest rail way office, via which Atlanta is dis

mill McConnell William, wagon Mason E. K., miller Mason W. A., millwright

mkr

tant 98 miles.

EAST POINT.

EAGLE CLIFF.

Fulton County--Atlanta Div. O. B. R.

Walker County. Twenty miles above LaFayette, the seat of justice, 8 from Chatta nooga, Tenn., its usual point of sup plies and 110 direct from Atlanta. A country post office, on a small stream called Bock creek, which furnishes power for operating a grist and saw mill. In the vicinity are two churches --Baptist and Methodist--and two schools. Mail four times per week by carrier and horse. Dr. Thomas Y. Park, P. M. Corvath Lee. blacksmith Crntchfield Frank, U. 8. marshal Lewis James, brick mason McCallie L., carpenter Martin A., bailiff Myres Thomas, miller

A place of 250 inhabitants, at junc tion of the A. & W. P. R. B., 6 miles from Atlanta, 97 from Macon and 81 from West Point The village has two churches--Baptist and Metho dist--common school and steam, gin, grist and saw milL Cotton raised in this neighborhood is sent to Atlanta. Express, Southern. Mail four times daily. Robert F. Thompson, P. M. Caldwell 8. C., constable Chapman J. R.. grist mill Conley J. L.,gin, grist and saw mflli Connally T. W., grist mill Culberson J. P., notary and ex-ofC
justice DrAlvIgny ----, dentist Davis Joseph Rev., Methodist Dodd J. 8. Rev.. Baptist DoddT., physician

the CEORCIA RAILROAD,

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Dunn H. B., grist mill

press and Western Union Telegraph

Foote W. R. Eev., Methodist

offices, one newspaper--the Times--

Lambert J. A., physician

and several steam grist and saw mills

Lyle A. J., genl store and r. r. agt and manufactories of naval, stores.

Pool T. A., justice

The annual shipments from this

Bed wine J. O., grist mill

point will aggregate 1,500 bales cot*

Smith A, C. Rev., Baptist Smith J. M., genl store -

ton, 10,000 barrels rosin, 1,300 barrels turpentine and 33,000 pounds wooL

Speights J. G. Eev., Baptist

Weekly mail communication is had

Taylor 8. A., genl store and physi northeast with Dublin court house,

cian

Laurens county, by stage, and daily

Thompson Robert P., ezp agt mail each way by rail. C. R. Arm

and genl store

strong, P. M.

Thurman J. A. Rev., Methodist Walker W. C. Bev., Methodist

Armstrong C. R, fertilizers Ashburn W. W., co. trea., exp agt,

EA8TANOLLEE.

genl store and turpentine wks Autry E. W., saloon

Franklin County.

Belts J. 8., grist mill

Eleven miles north of Carnesville, the county seat Tpccoa is the near est express and shipping station. The distance to Atlanta is 98 miles. North Broad river furnishes power for ope rating a grist mil], and from the Eastanollee creek, one mile distant, is derived power to operate a saw anil grist mill; there is also one saw mill operated by' steam. Baptist and Methodist churches and three schools. This is an excellent cotton growing section, about 150 bales shipped per annum. Iron abounds in this locali ty. Population 50. Mail tri-weekly. T. G. Underwood, P. M.

Bishop J. & Co., druggists Bohannan John W., co. tax receiver Bonds J. J., genl store Buchan James M., physician Burctt M. L^, propr Eastman Times Coleman Henry, genl store Coody 8. B., co. coroner Couse T. C., tinner Dawson Thomas H., lawyer DeGroot William S., brick mason DeLacey John F., lawyer Eastman Times, M. L. Burch,
propr Fisher Harris, physician Futch J., wagon mkr Garry Robert, shoemkr Grinwley John H., saw mill

Crump & Beeves, grist mill

Hall Luther A., lawyer

Eskew Jacob, millwright

Httmson J. J., genl store

Farrow H. EL, carpenter

Hanell Asa, gen I store

fuller Garnett, school teacher

Hanell W. W., livery

Hayes Lark, shoemkr

Hartley Joseph, co. surveyor

Hayes T. C., music teacher

Humphreys W. W., lawyer

McBath W. L.. carpenter

Joiner P. C., wagon mkr

Moseley J. A., justice and millwright Lietch William N., saw mill

Moseley L. W., carpenter Moseley Samuel, carpenter BeUly William Bev., Baptist Smith James, stock dlr Storncipher John, school teacher Underwood T. G., physican

McArthnr &. Griffin, land agts. (See p. 4831)
McKay William Rev., Presbyterian McRae William, lawyer and justice Mason Solomon, barber Mitchell William W., physician

Morgan William A., saloon

EASTMAN.

Murrell Charles B.,- genl store

Dodge County--M: & B. R. R.

Newman R., genl store Peacock Charles H.. saloon

County seat; 56 miles from Macon, Peacock L. M., genl store

130 from Brunswick and 159 from Pledger W. P. Rev., Methodist

Atlanta. Has a poplation of 600, and Powell George W., saw mill

contains three churches--Baptist, Raiford A Woodard, restaurant

Methodist and Presbyterian--prima Rawlins J. C., elk Superior Court

ry and high schools, Southern Ex- Roberts D. M., lawyer

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over 180,000,000.

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Rozer John J., ordinary

Gerding Charles A Co. (Charles and

Ryals Nettie Miss, milliner

Benjamin F. Gerding), dry goods

8app Hiram J., genl store

Gibson J. G., physician

Sapp James M., marshal

Gray John D. Rev., Methodist

Sapp William B., sheriff

Hafner Adam, watcbmkr and pho

Scarborough James, carpenter

tographer

Uplands Hotel, G. N. Schofields, Harvey Evan, genl store

propr

Harwell Thomas B., elk Superior

widt J. L, turpentine mnfr

Court

Wilkins E. E., r. r. agt and tel opr Hearn & Respess (William H. Hearn,

Williamson James Rev., Baptist

William R. Respess), grocers

Wilson A. R. Mrs., tailoress

Helfrich Sebastian, confectioner and

restaurant

Herman Isaac, dry goods

EATONTON.

Hudson John R., grist mill (6 miles)

Putnam County--M. A B. R. R.

Hutchinson & Respess (Rolin W. Hutchinson, William R. Respess),

County seat; 53 miles from Macon, 21 from Milledgeville and 156 from Atlanta via M. & A. R. R. Has two white churches--Methodist, and Baptist and Presbyterian combined --and two colored--Baptist and Meth odist; three white and two colored scbooiH. Principal shipment cotton-- 11,000 bales. Has one saw and grist mill. Express, Southern. Tele graph, Western Union. Daily mails, except on Monday. Population 1,500. S. C. Prudden, P. M.

dry goods



Jenkins Hudson A.J lawyer

Jenbins William P., lawyer

Johnson James M., co. treas

Johnson J. M. * Co. (James M.

Johnson, Richmond A. Reid), gro

cers

Lane Charles, co. surveyor and

teacher

Lawrence Seaborn R.. sheriff

Lawson Thomas G. Hon., judge Su

perior Court

Leonard Charles D., gin, grist and

saw mill

Adams Irby H., ins agt and fertilizers Leonard James N.. saloon

Adams James Q., grocer and saloon, McDade Katie Mrs., milliner and

exp aj?t and justice

dressmkr

Adams & Ezell (Irby H. Adams, Jr., McDade William T., grocer and sa

Evan B. Ezell), genl store

loon

Auderson Wiley C., propr Eatonton Marshall Stephen B., hotel

* .Hotel

Marshall W. B., genl store, tannery

Branhaml. B. Rev., Baptist

and grist mill

Branbam John G. (c), barber

Marshall WilUs (c), blacksmith

Broad-Axe & Itemizer, Sparks & Martin Carrie Mrs., milliner and

Adams, proprs

dressmkr

Brown Simeon E., druggist

Newman Silas, dentist

Burt Mack (c), blacksmith

Nisbet & Nisbet (Reuben B. and Den

Champion John A., co. .tax collector nis B.), physicians

Clopton William H., co. tax receiver Overman Frederick (e), grocer

Cox J. M. & Co. (James M. Cox, Phillips Cella A. Mrs., genl store

John G. Collinsworth), saloon

Powell Richard T., genl store

Davis Clarlt M., genl store

Prudden Sidney C., genl store

Davis James T., geul store

Quinn Bros. (Joseph P., John A. and

Denham James C., grist mill (6 William R.), dry goods

miles)

Reddick & Ezell grist mill. (9 miles.)

Dennis Lee C., agt C. R. R

Reese Joseph B., fertilizers

Dusenberry Laura Miss, tel opr

Reid A. 8., grist mill. (4 miles.)

Eatonton Hotel, W. C. Andersou, Reid David A., ordinary

propr

Reid Richard (c), shoemkr

Etheridge James A., physician

Reid Samuel A., lawyer

Evans Richard A., tailor

Reid William A., lawyer and county

Ezell E. B. & Co. (Evan B. Ezell, judge

Benjamin W. Hunt), genl store Rice Berrlen, carriage mkr

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W. T. McARTHUR.

J. W. GRIFFIN.

McARTfflJB. & QRIFFffl,

ifctkte,

OFRB FOB SILK OB LKASI,
Situated on and near the MACON & BRUNSWICK RAILROAD and the OCONEE and OCMULGEE RIVERS, in the counties of Dodge, Laurens, Montgomery, Fulaski and Telfair, in lots to suit purchasers, upon which aresome of the most desirable locations for
in the United States, and so pronounced by experienced Saw Mill and Turpen tine men. To those who anticipate engaging in this section offers superior advantages--the range being inexhaustible, afford ing ABUNDANT NATURAL I'ASTURAGE for Sheep and Cattle during the entire year.
For FARMERS, it will compare favorably with any section of the South, as most of the Lands lie high and rolling, having a natural drainage,* and are therefore, free from malarial or miasmatic influences.
The Soil is a light Sandy Loam, having a good clay sub-soil. The water is cool and limpid, being entirely free from lime or other impurities. And the . FRUITS AND VEGETABLES of almost every variety do exceedingly well in this section, and can be grown and kept almost the year round, thereby ren dering it very desirable for
MARKS* aARDBUIHGf AHD TRUCK FARMS.

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlahed 88 year* ago. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

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Roby William M., co. coroner

from Atlanta, and is on the turnpike

Rosser Robert P., grocer

road leading to Savannah two miles

Sanford Philip, grocer and saloon from the Ogeecb.ee river which is

Shuther 8. 8., cabinet mkr

spanned by a very good bridge. It

Shuther William W., carpenter

has two churches--Lutheran ana

Sparks James B., grocer

Baptist--one common school and a

Sparks & Adams (Charles W. Sparks, saw and grist mill operated by ateam

George W. Adams), proprs Broad- power. Cotton, rice, syrup and po

Axe & Itemizer

tatoes form the principal articles of

Thomas George W., physician

export, shipping annually about 300

Todd & Co. (James W. Todd, William bales of cotton. Express. Southern.

M. Dennis), livery stables

Telegraph, Western Union. Mail

Turner Joseph S., lawyer Wardwell George W., grocer

weekly on horse back from Areola and Ivanhoe, and daily each way by

Wingfield Walter B., lawyer

rail. Mrs. M. 8. Bahn, P. M.

Young Robert, grocer and ins agt Austin Jacob Rev., Lutheran

EBENEZER.

Baker William E. Q., genl store, exp and r. r. agent

Dooly County.

Blunt George A. Rev., Baptist

From the latest data obtainable, a postofflce has been established at this place but as yet has done no business. C. A. Williams, P. M.

Branuen James A., lawyer Burroughs Charles J., physician Crawford Alien, justice and grist mill Cutte Anson D. mnfr naval stores Edwards H. A. Mrs., hotel

ECHECONNEE.

Lanler Thomas M., saw mill McConnell William F., physician

Houston Gounfy.--8. W. B. B. Mondy John H.. tel opr

Twelve miles from Macon, 88 from Columbus and 115 from Atlanta. No postofflce.

Rabn M. S. Mrs., genl store Boya L. M., physician Smith Bobert F. C., lawyer Sollee Arthur N., fruit grower

Sollee N. N., fruit grower

ECHO.

Early County.

EDENFIELD.

Business of this office transferred

Irwin County.

to Satfbld, April, 1879.

it

being

discontinued

Claiming a population of 25. Situated in the extreme southwest

EDEN.

corner of the county, 15 miles from Irwiuton. No post office.

Bryan County.

County seat; is a very small placa

EDINBURGH.

deprived of postal advantages--situ

JBHbert County.

ated 8 miles northwest of Way's Sta tion--A. & G. B. B.--its postofflce and shipping station via which the dis tance to Atlanta is 309 miles. The

Not a post office, only an unimpor tant place of some 20 persons, about 10 miles northeast of Elberton.

population is about 25. Address mall to Way's Station.

EDCEWOOD.

Clanton & Stephens, (O. H. Clanton,

DeEaXb County,

H. Stephens) gem store

A suburb of Atlanta, about 3 miles

from Decatur,--its depot on Ga. B.

EDEN. Efflngham Co-No. 3, G. B. B.

B.--extending from the corporate limits of Atlanta to Kirkwood, near Decatur. Its population of 250 or 800

Situated 16 miles southwest of persons, is composed of business and

Springfield, theseat ofjustice, 19from professional men of Atlanta and Savannah, 171 from Macon and 274 their families. Although a oompar-

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atively new settlement, it Is rapidly Springfield court house, 40 from

improving in population and wealth; Savannah, 150 from Macon and 253

contains a neat and well furnished from Atlanta. Contains a population

church--Methodist--colored church, of 40, express office and steam saw

small public school, select school and mill Halcyon Dale, 10 miles north

many elegant residences and beauti west, is the nearest telegraph office.

ful cottages. This location is most The place is known also as Station

desirable, the climate very healthy Four. Cotton and lumber are the ex

and the society of the best. The ac ports, about 300 bales of the former

commodation train stops at any point shipped yearly. Mail daily. C. F.

for passengers to the city every morn Foy, P. M.

ing and returns at evening. Kirkwood a similar community lies on the south side of rail road, but is without separate postal privileges. Mail daily each way by rail. Mrs. V. E. McFail, P. M.

Ash J. H. Bev., Baptist Brewer H. P.. justice Edwards J. C., ^in and saw mill Foy Edward E, genl store, exp and
r. r. agt Foy G. W., lumber dlr

Akers J. W., nurseryman

Jarrell A Bryan, saw mill

Bridwell John, carpenter

Morton David, genl store

Brooks E. W.. fruit grower

Norton B. G., physician

Foote W. B. Bev., Methodist

Wilson Carrie, genl store

Hammond J. D. Bev., Methodist Wilson Stephen A., genl store

Hunter Thomas, genl store

Jones Joseph, physician Lenfestey A. S., broom mnflr Neal Charles, school teacher

ELBERTON.
EBtert County--E. A-L. By.

County seat; fifty miles from Toc-

EDWARDSVILLE.

coa and 143 from Atlanta. This

Fulton County--A. & C. A-L. By.

place was settled about seventy years ago. Located mid way between the

Seven miles northeast of Atlanta, Savannah and Broad rivers, in a

the seat of justice and nearest express fertile country producing cotton,

office. It has a population of corn, wheat, tobacco, sorghum and

20; two gins and a saw and planing lumber. There is exported annually

mill, operated by steam. Methodist about 10,000 bales of cotton. From

and Presbyterian churches in the the Beaverdam creek, three miles

neighborhood. Mail daily each way. north, power is derived for operating

William A. Crawford, P. M.

numerous saw and grist mills and cot

Atwood William H., justice BuntzLevi, tanner Dailey Marion, constable Holcombe Jackson J., carpenter Hollingsworth William F. Bev.,
Presbyterian. Johnson & Bro., box factory, gin, saw
and planing mill Mayson James W., physician Plasters D. H., cotton gin Plasters William, carpenter Pope Thomas, constable Samples John N. Bev., Methodist Sentell Charles, miller

ton gins. The Andrew Male High School and Elberton Female Colle giate Institute are located here, be sides the usual common schools; Methodist, Episcopal, Baptist and Presbyterian churches. The place has excellent hotel accommodations. Population over 1,000. Mail backs run semi-weekly to Abbeville C. H., S. C., Washington and Crawford. and weekly to Danielsville and Hartwell. Mail received daily by rail. Money order office. Jeptha H. Duncan, P. M.

Stovall Tsham, wheelwright

Adams A BlackwelLgrocers

Stovall Stephen A., wheelwright Air-Line Hotel, G. W. Bristol, propr

Alexander D. B., sheriff

EGYPT.

Andrews James A., ordinary

Bfflngham County.

Auld J. F., carriage mkr Bailey E. P., wheelwright

Fourteen miles northwest of Barfleld & Land, tailors

D. F. WILLCOX, \ Xtrofa*8ti*llMluuilMXni.0o. ( . AK't ft>r. /Virginia Hone Inroranoe do. (

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Barnett jTSam, lawyer

Jones W. B., contractor

Bell James B., physician

Long N. G., physician

Bentley & Roberts, contractors

McCarty & Harper (J. T. McCar

Bowman Thomas J., trader

ty. J. L. Harper), proprs "Gazette"

Bristol G. W., propr Air-Line Hotel Mathews A. C., physician

Brown Jobn S., restaurant Brown William A., dentist

Mathews D. A., physician Myere Myer, genl store

Campbell J. E., co. coroner

Norman A McDuffle, plasterers

Carpenter S. N., lawyer

Oglesby Abda, furniture

Carr M. M., druggist

Osborn John T., lawyer

Chandler Thomas A., elk Superior Rhodes ----, watehmkr

Court

Ricbster August, sboenakr

Chedel A Long (C. Chedel, N. G. Eoebuck H. A., lawyer and justice

Long), confectioners

Sanders James O, grocer

Childres Wilev, tinner

Shannon A Mclntosh (J. P. Shannon,

Clark E. R., blacksmith Cleveland R. W., co. surveyor

W. M. Mclntosh), lawyers Swift Bros. (T. M., J. K. and I. G.),

DeadwylerM. P., physician

genl store

Duncan J. H. A Bro. (J. H. and J. Tate Edmond B., genl store

A.), genl store

Tread well A Turner, pen! store

Edmunds Henry G. Dr., drug Van Duger William T., lawyer and

gist and propr Globe Hotel. (See co. judee

adv.)

Verdell Dunston B., physician

Edwards A Bavis (E. P. Edwards, P. Willis William, neril store

W. Davis), lawyers

Worley Joseph ST., lawyer

Elberton Gazette, McCarty A Harper, proprs
Gairdner, Arnold A Co. (H. K. Gaird-

ELLAVILLE.

ner, McAlpine Arnold, Tbos.

Behtey County.

Gairdner), genl store

County seat; formerly known as

GLOBE

HOTEL, Pond Town. 14 miles northwest of Americus--Eufaula Div. S. W. B. B.--its usual depot, express office and telegraph station. Ogletborpe, about

jf. @. Sdmunte,

same distance east on same railway, is also used as a depot, vta which At

ELBERTON, GEORGIA. lanta is some 168 miles distant; vta Americus 187 miles. It has an esti mated population of 200, two church

es--Baptist and Methodist--a fine

school, and large steam flour mills.

Travelers for neighboring towns furnished with transportation.
Special rates to Drovers.

All cotton and farm produce issbipped by wagons to above named depots, chiefly to the former. Mail daily by hack. B: A. Strange, P. M.

Good Stables. Good Hostlers. Alien A., grocer

Grogan George C., lawyer Guln T. P., co. tax receiver Harris M. L., genl store Heard Robert M., co. treaa . Henry Charles B., lawyer Heater Robert, lawyer Higginbotham E. B., co. tax collector Jacobs A., genl store James John D., grocer and restau
rant Jones J. H. A T. A., genl store Jones Robert H., lawyer

Askew A., co. treas Baldwin E. 8., justice Battle C. L., road commr Cheney John W., elk Superior Court Cleghorn W. C. P. Rev. (Methodist),
justice Cockrell H. W., co. tax collector Cockrell A Knowlton (H. W. Cock
rell, C. Knowlton), proprs Ellaville Flour Mills Dixou E., grocer Ellaville Flour Mills, Cockrell & Knowlton, proprs

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Hudson C. B., lawyer and solicitor Cocbran C. F., propr Ellijay Courier

general

Ellington L. D. Bev., Methodist

McCrory C. B., lawyer

Embry J. 8. Bev., Methodist

McCrory William H., lawyer

Fowler 8. P. Prof., prln Ellijay Sem

Myera T. B., sheriff

inary

Patem Bohert, road commr

Frady B. B., blacksmith

Bainy T. F., road commr

Garren David, genl store and jus

Scarborough J. N., lawyer

tice

Sears W. J. dry goods

Greer Lev! M., elk Superior Court

Slappy B. H., road commr

Greer Thomas F., lawyer

Smith C. H., druggist and physician Hipp B. M. Bev., Methodist

Strange B. A., genl store and road Hipp J. W. A F. M., saddles and har-

commr

Strange C. B., co. surveyor

Hyatt Peter G., co. tax receiver

Thornton J. M., co. tax receiver J&rrett E. 8. Mrs., hotel

Varner C. H., ordinary

Jarrett J. L, hotel

Wall M. J., lawyer

Johnson James B,, physician and

Wardlaw J. B. Rev., Methodist

sheriff

Williams B. F. Bev., Methodist

Long & Pierce, wagon mkrs

Mears M. J.. genl store and hotel

ELLERSLIE.

Milton Pinckney BL, co. tax collector

Harris County.

Osborn N. L. Bev., Baptist Bobb B. H. Bev., Methodist

With about 75 inhabitants, is on Smith George F., co. coroner

the Osabatchee river 12 miles south Smith J. W.-physician

east of Hamilton, the county seat, Watktns E. W., physician

5 east of Cataula--N. A S. B. B.-- Watkins John M., physician

and 158 from AOant i. In the place Welch W. B., genl store

and vicinity, are two chflrches--Bap Williams Hiram, notary

tist and Methodist--"and the usual

public schools. About 300 bales of

ELMWOOD.

cotton are yearly exported. Mail semi-weekly. B. F. Carter, P. M.

Twiggi County.

Ashford Thomas B., physician Carter 1$. F., genl store Stripling T. J., wheelright

Dates as a postoffice from May 1879. No information received in time for insertion.

ELL1JAY.

ELTON.

earner County.

CampbeU County.

County seat; 40 miles east of Dalton, its nearest railway outlet, and 85 direct from Atlanta, or 140 via Dal-

Situated 3 miles north of Fail-burn, with a population of probably 20, without postal advantages.

ton. The villagt has a population of 200; three churches--two Baptist and

ELTON.

one Methodist--public seminary; and

Decatur County.

two flour'mills operated by water power derived from the Cartecay and Ellijay creeks near by. Fruit and vegetables are the only products and shipments. Mail received by carrier

A small hamlet 2 miles southwest of Pine HilL Is without postal ad vantages, and contains about 20 peo ple.

and horse. David Garren, F. M.

ENON.

Alien J. C., lawyer and ordinary Bishop A. genl store.

Jasper County.

Britt D. B., lawyer

From Little river close by, power

Games James A., co. surveyor

is derived for operating two grist

Chase D. W. & Co., grist mill

mills. Its location is in a cotton

Chastain J. P. Bev., Baptist

growing section 15 miles north of,

Cobb J. P., genl store and grist mill Monticello court bouse and 14

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west of Madison the nearest sbi, . point,ta which it is 82 from Atlanta. Mail stages communicate with Mad ison and Montieello weekly. Meth odist and Baptist churches and one common school. Population, 100. Seth V. Eoberts, P. M.

EBI
ENTREKIN'S MILLS. CarroU Co--{See Haunt Zion.)
ERASTU8. Sanies County.

Afclns & Co., grist mill

Situated In the southeastern por

Jones Samnel Rev., Methodist

tion of the county, 12 miles from Ho

Lawrence Evans Rev., Baptist

mer the county seat and 7} from

Pennin?ton William &Co., gristmill Harmony Grove, the nearest ship

Shy J. M., constable

ping station via which it is 93 from

Shy P. B., justice

Atlanta. Cotton Is the principal ar

Spears F., physician

ticle exported. The place has a pop

Spears Thomas, physician

ulation of about 20 and one common

Wyatt J. T., notary

school. Mail weekly on horse-back.

B. B. Burgess, P. M.

ENON CROVE.
Heard County.

Burgess C. T., school teacher Burgess R. B., genl store Burgess W. J., Justice

The nearest express and shipping station is Newnan, 15 miles distant, ma which it i 54 from Atlanta. Franklin, the county seat, is 7 miles southwest. From the Chattaboochee river near by, is obtained power for

Bush C. T., carpenter Culbertson J. B., blacksmith Falkner John, shoemkr Lanefarea W. H., blacksmith Sewell John H.. physician Sewell J. W., physician

operating mills. Cotton, corn and

peas are the chief exports. Mail

ERIN.

stage connections with Newnan and Franklin semi-weekly. Two church

Mcriicether County.

es--Methodist and Baptist--and one Sixteen miles northeast of Green*

academy. Population, 25. T. F. ville court house and the same dis

Shackleford, P. M.

tance from Griffin, the nearest ex

Davis T. B., lawyer Favor J. T., notary and justice Hood J. W., physician Powers A. W.,genl store Shackleford T. F., genl store

press and shipping station via which it is 59 miles from Atlanta. From the Flint river, power is derived to operate several mills. Meal, flour and lumber are the principal articles of export. Two churches--Baptist

and Methodist--and one high school.

ENTERPRISE.

Population, 50. Mail received four

Lee County--BlaJcely Din. 8. W. S. S. times a week. T. C. Sullivan, P. M.

Seven miles above Leesburgh court house, 68 from Blakely, 88 from Macon and 191 from Atlanta. Known on the railroad as Adams. Smithville, 6 miles above, is its telegraph station. The place contains 68 in habitant*!, Baptist and Methodist churches and white and colored pub lic schools. Its shipments consist of cotton (about 700 bales yearly), grain and syrup. Mail daily each way by rail. John Dobbins, P. M.

Barrow George (o), blacksmith Ellis Robert, wagon mkr Hogg ----, physician Hooten E. M. Bev. Hoyle W. B., miller Hudleston George, justice Mcl/ain Charles, blacksmith Planters High School, Prof. Ham,
prin Pope C. Bev Sullivan G. H. A Sons (H. G., J. W.
and T. C.), grist and saw mill Sullivan T. C., genl store

Hooker T. M., genl store, exp and Sullivan T. C. & Bro. (T. C. and J.

r.r. agt

W.), steam threshers

Williams J. W., genl store

Wilson T. W. T., notary

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ESOM HILL.

house. Is merely a postoffioe to ac commodate a farming community.

IWi County.

With a population of 130, is situa ted on the Alabama and Georgia

ETH RIDGE. Jones County.

State line, 10 miles southwest of Cedartown, on the wagon road to Jack sonville, Ala., and 5 southeast of Tecumseh, Ala.--S. R. & D. R. B.--its

A country village 5 miles east of Tranquilla, with some 25 inhabitants and no postal facilities.

nearest depot. Atlanta is about 95 miles southeast. Contains three churches -Baptist, Christian and

ETNA.
Jffaralaton County.

Methodist--two public schools, and steam saw and grist mill. Mail re ceived tri-weeklv by carrier and horse. William P. West, P. M.

Five miles north of Buehanan, comprising a population of 18, with out postal advantages.

Brewster V. A. Bev., Baptist Hutchings John, notary and ex-off
justice

ETOWAH.
Barton County-- W. A A. R. R.

Jones H. L. B., constable and wheel Forty-seven miles from Atlanta

wright

and 93 from Chattanooga, Tenn.

Mercer John S., genl store

No postoffice.

Parrish Frank, tanner

Pence John, blacksmith Scurry John R.. physician Selmon J. T., physician

EU BANKS.
Columbia County.

Stone John F., genl store

Eight miles northeast of Appling

Tumlin ~S. J., saw and grist mill court house, 3 from Scott's Ferry on

West Tbomas J., genl store

the Savannah river, its usual ship

West William P., genl store

ping point, 43 from Augusta via Har

Zuber M., saloon

lem Station and Appling, and 164

from Atlanta by same route. In the

ETHEL.

vicinity are' two churches--Baptist and Methodist--and several schools.

HaU County.

Population 33. Mail weekly by car

Located 9 mUes northwest of rier and horse. James !>. Reid P. M.

Gainesville, the county seat and Casey H. R., physician

nearest express and shipping station, Eve F. E.,lawyer

via which it is 62 miles from Atlanta. Hogan J. Bev., Baptist

The chief exports are poultry and Pounds J. J., justice

corn. Stages with mail communicate

with Qalnesville and Dablonega

EUDORA.

weekly. This is a small place of less than 30 inhabitants. Methodist and Baptist churches in the vicinity. Clinton' Maddox, P. M. Dobbs E. C., carpenter Harris L. P., genl store

Jatper County. The Alcovy river running near by furnishes power to operate one saw and two grist mills and a cptton tuttory. Covington, the nearest express ana shipping station, is 14 miles dis

Jay Harrison, genl store Maddox Clinton, genl store Stephens H. F., justice

tant, via which it is 55 to Atlanta. Montieello, the county seat, to 10 miles southeast. This is a small

Whelchel F. M., genl store

country poetoffice of about 25 inhab

Whelehel J. B., genl store

itants. In the neighborhood are two

churches--Methodist and Baptist--

ETTAVILLE.

and one common school. Mail re

Crawford County.

ceived twice a week. Cotton is the principal export John A. Alien,

Ten miles north of Knoxville court P.M.

. Pf.

OolraribM, rrareanta TraTelm Ufe and Accident , WBtayB 16,000, and pays 125 a week if

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Alien Albert, general store

dist churches in the vicinity, and

Alien Hersehel, genl store

one academy. Cotton the chief ex

Alien John A., genl store Barnes B. C., justice

port. Population about 20. Mail bi weekly by hack. Nathan H. Mob-

Brown A., physician

ley, P. M.

Chaffln Thomas P., justice Franklin John C., notary Phillips William, grist and saw mill

Adkins Thomas, blacksmith Adkins Zachariah, blacksmith BuUlugton Reuben Bev., Baptist

White Thomas & Co., cotton and grist mill

factory

Crazier James-blacksmfth Frisbee James H. Bev., Methodist

Henderson & Bearden (Tillet Heu-

EUHARLEE. Bartow County.

derson, W. Bearden), saw mill Hendley W. H., grist mill Johnson M. B., physician

A little town of 160 inhabitants beautifully situated on the Euharlee creek one-half mile from where it empties into the Etowah river, and Is classed among the healthiest lo calities in the state. The water power is very fine and could be made very

Leggett E. H., physician Marshall W. B., physician Maasingale James, shoemkr Nobles Joseph, shoemkr Quartlebaum Gasaway, constable Spencer A. B., justice Williams J. M. V., notary

profitable. At present their is only one mill operated. The distance to

EUREKA MILLS.

Cartersville, the sent of justice, is 9

Elbert County.

miles, and 2J to Stilesborough--Cherokee B. B.--the nearest shipping point, via which it is 60} to Atlanta. Presbyterian and Baptist churches and one common school. Cotton the chief export Mail semi-weekly. W. B. Bohannon, P. M.

Seven miles east of SIberton, the county seat and nearest shipping sta tion, via which it is 150 miles from Atlanta. Power is derived from the Beaverdam creek to operate a grist mill. Cotton, meal and flour are the chief exports; about 800 bales of the

Bohannon W. B., shoe and har ness mkr
Calham Frank B., physician dine 1i. A., carpenter Franks Samuel M., genl store

former shipped annually. Healthy climate; soil fertile. Methodist church and one common school. Population less than 30. Mail week ly. M. J. Thornton, P. M.

Gaiiies 8. W. & Son, blacksmiths Grogan David, brick mason Kelley William, miller Little E. E., druggist McDonald John, shoemkr Neville S. W. Bev., Presbyterian Toler William, carpenter Tumlin J. C., blacksmith Vanmeter I. N., physician

Bell J. B.. physician Blackwell Wrenn, blacksmith Caaon Thomas J., notary and ez-off
justice Colver H. H., shoemkr Day Beed, carpenter and millwright Gray M. W. Mrs., grist mill Grogan John H. Bev., Methodist Grogan & Thornton (John H. Gro

gan, M. J. Thornton), genl store

EUREKA.

and grist mill

Dooly County.

Henry B. A., physician Henry O. L., miller

Situated on the wagon road ruu:n- Bucker Barney, blacksmith .

ning from Hawklnsviile to Drayton, Bucker Frank, carpenter

12 miles northeast of Vienna court Wall James N. Bev. (Methodist),

house, and 15 from HawkinsvlUe, teacher

the nearest express and shipping sta tion, via which it Is 166 from Atlanta.

Wilkins John W., teacher

From Cedar creek, close by, power Is derived for running a grist mill, be side* which, there is one mill oper ated by steam. Baptist and Metho

EVANSVILLE. Maeon County.
-Claiming a population of 25, la sit-

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Dated 5 miles east of Montezuma and 10 from Oglethorpe. No postofflce.

power mills.

for operating gins and grist Fort Valley, 7 miles east. In

its express and telegraph office. The

EVELYN.

place contains 200 inhabitants, and

Qlynn County. Eleven miles north of Brunswick, the county seat and nearest express and shipping point, via which it is 300 miles from Atlanta. The -town is situated in a rice-growing country, on the Altamaha, and has a popula tion of 1,500--mostly colored--Meth

estimates that 2,000 hales cotton are shipped annually. Mail dailv each way. Thomas R. Arnold, P. M. Arnold Thomas R., confectioner,
genl store and r. r. agt Caswell W., carpenter Sanford B. W., gin and grist mill Williams W. D., genl store

odist and Baptist churches. Ha,nd

engines are used iu extinguishing fires. Stages communicate with Brunswick. St. Simon's Island is

EVERGREEN.
Inrin County.

13 miles east of this daily, except Sunday,

point. Mull, by ferry. N.

Situated on the Oemulgee river 25 miles northeast of Irwinville, the

H. Barnwell, P. M.

county seat, and the same distance

Ashley H. P., genl store Barnwell N. H., genl store Beals Fillmore, genl store Dure George A., genl store Lambright Joseph E., genl store Nelson Duncan, genl store Kobertson W. J., genl store

from Hazlehurst--No. 8J, M. & B. BB.--the nearest shipping station, via which it is 228 miles from Atlnntal Cotton and lumber form the chief shipments. Methodist church and common school. Population 150. Mail tri-weekly. J. B. Mobley, P. M.

Bullock Eli, school teacher

EVERETT'8 SPRINGS.
Ftoyd County.

Dorminey Jacob, genl store Fiissell A. A M. (Andrew and Mat
thew), genl store

Borne, the seat of justice, Is 18 McLeod A. E., lumber dlr miles southwest, and the distance to Mobley Alexander, lumber dlr

Atlanta is 107, via Beeves' Station, Mobley A. 8., school teacher the nearest shipping place, 9 miles Mobley Byrd, carpenter and genl

distant. John's creek furnishes store power to operate a wool carder. Mobley John B., blacksmith and car This is only a very small place with penter

about 25 inhabitants, exporting cot Prescott 8. J., justice ton, corn, wheat and oats; has two Pridgen Monroe, lumber dlr

churches in the vicinity--Baptist and Methodist--and one common school. Mail received tri-weekly. Solomon Everett, P. M.

EXCELSIOR. Bvtioch County--(Set Red Branch.)

Everett Theodore, constable EverettvT. P., wool carder Everett & Camp (Solomon Ever
ett, J. L. Camp), genl store Henson W. T., blacksmith Taylor Henry, tanner
EVERETT'8 STATION.

FACEVILLE.
Decatur County. .
A small village of perhaps 20 peo ple, 4 miles northeast of Pine Hill and 10 north of Bainbridge. "With out postal facilities.

Crawford County--8. W. B. R. Twelve miles "south of Knoxville. the seat of justice, 36 from Macon, 64

FAILS CREEK.
Q&mer County.

from Columbus and 139 from Atlanta. This hamlet has some 20 inhab

Beaver creek, distant 1 mile, and itants. N postoffice, and is situated

Flint river, 3 miles, supplies water about 8 miles west of ElUjay.

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FAIR MOUNT.

the immediate vicinity. Mail week ly. John O. Dean, P-. M.

Gordon County.

Dean Jolin O., contractor

Seventeen miles southeast ofCal-

houn court bouse, and same distance

FAIR VIEW.

northeast of Adairsville--W. & A. B. B.--its nearest depot. By this

MitcheO. County.

point Atlanta is 87 miles distant The L< cated 11 miles northeast of Ca

settlement of perhaps 100 persons is milla. No postoffice. Population,

on a small stream called Salicoe creek, 15.

which supplies power for driving a

grist mill. Cotton, (about 250 bales

FAIRBURN.

yearly) and grain are the articles of export. The village contains Baptist

CampbeU Co--A. & W. P. B. A

and Methodist churches and good schools. Mail semi-weekly by hack.

County seat; 19 miles southwest of Atlanta and 68 from West Point, is a

H. D. Bryant, P. M.

populous town of 500 inhabitants,

Atherton & Fincher (James Atherton, E. A. Fincher), grist mill
Bryant H. D., genl store Dyer W. M. Bev., Baptist Erwin & Hasland, grist mill Jones J. H., genl store Lloyd & Tally (William C. Lloyd,
H. C. Tally), genl store Major B. H., blacksmith

containing two churches--Baptist and Methodist--two school*, South ern Express and Western Union Tel egraph offices, several steam grist and saw mills and ships annually some 5,000 bales of cotton. Mall daily each way by rail and tri-weekly by stage to Campbellton. M. P. Harvey, P. M.

Moss G.. blacksmith Stone William Bev., Baptist

Andrews W. H., school teacher Bartlett William M., justice

Warlick A. S., blacksmith

Beavers Reuben C., ordinary

Watts H. G., genl store

Brautley 8. H., shoemkr

Brassell S. O. Mrs., teacher

FAIR PLAY.

Camp John L., sheriff

Hancock County. A small settlement of a few fam ilies, comprising a population of

Chapman Edward B., hotel Christopher Seaborn P., carriage and
wagon inkr Cloud W. J., music teacher

about 25, in the southern part of the Colquitt George W. Bev., Baptist

.county 8 miles southwest of Sparta, the county seat. No postoffice.

Dorsett Delone saloon

W.,

dry

goods

and

Dorsett Littleton C., grocer

FAIR PLAY.

Dowie I. G., physician

Morgan County. A village of some 20 inhabitants situated 10 miles northwest of Madi

Farce Paul, physician Floyd Eldridge, carriage
mkr Foster A. G., saloon

and wagon

son. Does not possess postal advan Green William J., lawyer

tages.

Handley Thomas A., druggist, ex agt

and tel opr

FAIR VIEW.

Harper Robert, constable

frankUn County.

Harvey Mathlas P., dry goods and groceries

Bural postofflce located on what is Harvey Spencer, co. tax collector

known as North river, 7 miles south Heard B. F., justice

east of Garnesville, the seat ofJustice, James Wyly J., justice

and 1J west of Bowersville--. A-L. Johnson 8. G., music teacher

By--the nearest depot and express King James B., confectioner

office. Atlanta is distant via Toocoa, Latham George, lawyer and co. sur-

118 miles. Baptist and Methodist 'veyor

churches and several schools are in Latham Thomas W., lawyer

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McCurry William A., genl store

Pylea Edmond, constable

McKown & Mayfleld (James B. Mo- Scarlett F. D., agt P. A. Holt

Kown, John D. Mayfield), black Shiell H. T., physician

smiths

Malone Stephen, co. coroner and physician
Miller John, blacksmith, grist and

FANCY~HILL.
Murray County.

saw mill

Population 20. No postoffice. Sit

Mason Robert, justice

uated 5 miles east of Cohutta Springs.

Mason & McKown, saw mill

Miller John P., blacksmith and saw mill
Mime John F., r. r. agt

FANNILLE. Coffee County--B. &A.S.S.

Mobley James B., physician

Formerly a postoffice, now only a

Nease Levi P. Rev., Methodist

small station 85 miles from Bruns

Parker W. C., grist mill and guano wick, and 295 from Atlanta.

agt

Pennington Thomas E., physician Reid & Longino (Henry M. Held,
James H. Longino), lawyers

FAREVM.LE.
Decatur County.

Reynolds S. W., constable.

A rural hamlet situated 3 miles

Ritchie B. T., co. treas

south of Olive, without postal facili

Koan J. T., physician

ties. About 20 inhabitants.

Roan Leonard S., lawyer

Roberts Emmet T., genl store Sbirey Daniel, barber Stephens John T., genl store

FARMINCTON.
Oeonee County.

Striekland Enoch S., carpenter

Six miles south of Watkln&ville?

Btrickland H. & J. H. (Henry and the county seat, and 14 from Athena,

James H.), genl store

the nearest shipping and express sta

Tidwell Pleasant M., physician

tion, via which it is 118 from Atlanta.

Vickers & Goodman (Charles B. Situated between the Oeonee and

Vickers, James D. Goodman), genl Appalachee riven, both of which fur

store

nish power to operate several mills

Vickery James A., co. tax receiver and cotton gins. Methodist and

Wooddall Merrill H., elk Superior Baptist churches and common school.

Court

Cotton the chief shipment Mail tri

Toung W. D., druggist

weekly. H. S. Anderson, P. M.

FANCY BLUFF.

Andenon Emory C., physician Anderson George "W., wheelwright

Qlynn County.

Andenon H. S., justice and cotton

Six miles from Brunswick, the county seat, nearest depot, express and telegraph office, ana about 300 from Atlanta; is a place of some 25 inhabitants, having a Methodist church, colored school and steam grist mill in the immediate vicinity, and a tri-weekly mail. John B, Doerflinger, P. M.

gin Bishop & Thompson, blacksmiths Fontenoy Mills, A. & T. Poullain,
propra; cotton Graves William, shoemkr Hall Thomas M., blacksmith Hestes James T., physician High Shoals Factory, Isaac PoweU,
propr; cotton Htndsley Lindsey, carpenter

Armstead ----Be?., Methodist

Huff W.J., miller

Atkinson D. D., dentist

KUgers James H., genl store

Atkinson 8. B., lawyer

Knott David, wheelwright

Berrie W. A., co. tax collector

Marshall John T., carpenter and cot

poerflinger John R., genl store I ton gin

Holt P. A., grist mill

Mayne James P., shoe and harness

Lowe James A., ex-off justice

mkr, blacksmith, gin, grist and saw

LoweM. G., justice

| mill

D. F. Willcox,OoluAM, &nl luunaee, fin, Marine, ISA, A>

ddntt.

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Middlebrooks James L., cotton gin Sanders Brltton BeV., Methodist

Middlebrooks Thomas E., cotton gin Slmmons Joseph 8., physician

Mooney William, sboemkr

Stokes A. E., elk Superior Court

Poullain Antoine (Fontenoy Mills), Welden Elijah B., physician

r Augusta

Woolsey Isaac G. Bev., (Baptist) phy

Poullain T. (Fontenoy Mills), r sician Greensborougb

Powell Isaac, propr High Shoals

FELTON.

Factory Price James A., physician and gin

Harabon County.

Butledge William A., carpenter

Located on the Tallapoosa river,

which furnishes power to operate a

FAYETTE. Spotting County--(See Sunny Side.)

saw mill and cotton gin. Five miles north of Buchanan court house and 16 from Prior's station - 8., R. 4. D.

FAYETTEVILLE.

B. R.--the nearest shipping point, via which It Is 180 miles from Atlanta.

Fayette County.

Stages run daily to Cedartown. Mis

County seat; 9 miles southwest of Joneeborough--Atla. Div. C. R. B.-- wbich latter point is 21 miles from Atlanta. Fayetteville has about 115

sionary and Primitive Baptist churches and common school. Pop ulation less than 20. Mail semiweekly. William M.Williams, P.M.

population, Baptist and Methodist Ferryman C. N., school teacher

churches, common school, and two or Williams Wyatt N., farmer, gin, grist

more'grist mills, operated by water and saw mill

power from a small stream in the

vicinity. Jonesborough is the depot, express and telegraph office, and point of daily mail supply by hack.

FENN'S BRIDGE. Jeffenon County.

Joseph H. Murphy, P. M.

Known also asHudsonia, is a small

Banister O. T., co. coroner Beadle William 8., school teacher Bennett C. E., grist mill

country settlement (no post office), about 10 miles west of Louisville court house.

Blalock E. M., lawyer

Blalock Jesse L., lawyer and genl

FERONIA.

store Blalock Zadock B., justice and genl

Coffee County.

store Brantley C., co. surveyor Carlisle James A., sheriff Clark William, sboemkr Dorman Richmond, wagon mkr Dorsey Bufus T., lawyer Dorsey, North 4 Co. (R T. Dowey,
E. O. North), grist mill Dorsey A Dorsey (E. V. and B. H.),
genl store" Favor Paul, physician Fuller William B., lawyer Graham J. W., cotton gin Griggs L. B., ordinary Howard George F., lawyer

This is a small place of 20 inhabiitants. The principal exports are cotton, syrup, timber and wool, the annual shipments of cotton amountIng to about 1,800 bales. Methodist and Baptist churches and one com mon school. Located near the Ocmulgee river and Mobley's creek, the latter furnishing power to operate a saw aud grist mill. It is 20 miles northeast of Douglas, the county seat, and 21 from Hazlehurst--M. 4 B. R. B.--via which it is 224 from Atlanta. Mail, semi-weekly. A. McLean, P.M.

Jacobs William J., co. tax collector Fussell A. 4 M. (Andersen and Mat

Luncford Thomas Bev., Methodist thew), genl store, grist and saw

McEachen A., co. treas

mill

McLucas Daniel Rev., Methodist George James A., physician

Murphy Joseph H. justice, news McLean A., stock dlr

depot and carriage mnfr

Tarrant William B., school commr

Phillips John M., co. tax receiver Wilcox James M. Bev., Methodist

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FIVE POINTS.

WtUcet County-- WoA. Dr. Qa. B. R.

Jonet County.

On miles

line of Taliaferro county, 8 from Washington. 68 from

Established 1879.

as

a

post office April,

Augusta and 123 from Atlanta. No

post office.

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FLAT CREEK.

FIELD'S X ROADS.
MUton County.

Berrien County. A small settlement of some 25 peo ple, situated 4 miles north of Nash

Situated about three miles north ville. No postal advantages.

east of Alpharetta, the seat of justice.

Marietta, the nearest shipping sta

FLAT POND.

tion, is 20 miles distant, via which It is 40 to Atlanta. This is a small

Lee County.

country post office; has one church- Small country settlement, about 2

Baptist--and one Cotton the chief

common school. shipment. Mail

miles northwest nearest postoffice.

of

Enterprise,

its

weekly. 3. M. Upshaw, P. M.

Upshaw J. M. & Bro., genl store

FLAT ROCK.

FIELD'S MILL. Gordon County.
A small country post office.

Pilce County. Formerly a postoffice, but discon tinued March. 1879; business trans ferred to Zebulon. Population some thing less than 100.

FILLMORE.

Wfiitfeid County.

FLAT SHOALS.

Dalton, the seat ofjustice and near

MerAeeOier County.

est shipping and express station is 5 With a population of 100, is hi one

miles southwest, via which ttie dis of the healthiest locations on Flint

tance to Atlanta is 105 miles. It is river, 12 miles east of Greenville, tbto

situated on Coahuttah creek, with a seat of justice, and 64 from Atlanta,

population tributary to it of about via Griffin, the neareat depot, ex

400, aud has the usual church and press and telegraph office, 23. miles

school facilities, and one saw mill northeast. Water power finest in

operated by steam power. Corn, the State; sufficient to run thousands

wheat, oats, potatoes, syrup and wood of spindles. The soil is fertile and

are the chief shipments. Mail re well adapted to the cultivation of

ceived semi-weekly by carrier. John cotton and grain, and the scenery is

M. Berry, P.M.

really picturesque. The village con

Berry John M~ teacher Brooker J. W., saw mill Quillian M. T., machinist

tains two churches--Baptist and Methodist--and an exemplary high school, under the supervision of the Rev. Thomas C. Stanley. Mail four

times per week by carrier. G. M.

FINCHER.

Underwood, P. M.

Pike County.

Freeman James C., grist mill Head James M., physician

Former name of postoffioe which, in December, 1878, was changed to

Head & Head genl store

(G.

W. and James),

Uasey's Store, q.v.

Milton R. J., carpenter

Nelson M. N. Rev., Methodist

FIVE POINTS.

Stanley Thomas C. Rev., Episcopal Thrash E. C. Rev.. Baptist

CarroU County--(See SajidHiH.) Wimbish Willis, blacksmith

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ga. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Prop'ra, 27 A 29 Broad St.

FLA

496

FLI

FLATWOOOS

ACADEMY.

Clark William, genl store Fraser Plymouth (c), genl store

Slbert County.

Lyons Frederick S., genl store

Stages communicate semi-weekly with Elberton and Washington. Aa academy bearing the same name is located at this place; Methodist and Baptist churches and one steam saw mill. Ten miles southeast of Elberton, the seat of justice and nearest express, telegraph and shipping of

Parker Schuyler, genl store Roberts E. T., genl store and naval
store mnfr Rogers J. D., physician Way W. J., gin and grist mill Williams Joseph Bev. (c), Presby
terian Wilson Prince (c), genl store

fice, via which it is 153 miles from Atlanta. Cotton is the chief export.

FLINT HILL.

Mail received four times a week by

CarroU County.

stage. Jeptha B. Jones, P. M.

Located 4 miles east of Hickory

Anderson George W., saw mill

LeveL Without .postal facilities.

Dttlard George E., prln Flatwoods Population about 20.

Academy

Fortson M. P., justice Goes I. G. Rev., Baptist Gray T. L., constable

FLINT RIVER FACTORY. Upton County.

Jones Jeptha B genl store and cotton buyer
Verdel D. B., physician Watkins J. G. W. Rev., Methodist

A town of 240 inhabitants located on Tobler creek, 10 miles southeast of Thomaston court house. Goods are shipped to and from this point via

Barnesville--C. B. R--25 miles dis

FLEMING.

tant, and Butler-S. W. B. B.-18

Liberty Gntnty--2fo. 2,A.&Q.B.R.

miles. The distance to Atlanta is 85 miles via Barnesville. A great por

Thirteen miles northeast of Hines- tion of the cotton raised in this sec

ville, the seat of justice, about same tion is consumed by the factory

distance from Walthourville--A. &G. which is located here. The chief ex

B, B--24 from Savannah and 282 from ports are yarns and osnaburgs. This

Atlanta otaJesup, M. &B. R.R. Office place has one church--Missionary

of Southern Express and Western Baptist--one school, and a grist mill. Union Telegraph. One cotton gin The factory and grist mill are opera and grist mill operated by steam. ted by power obtained from Tobler This is only a small station of 32 in creek. This is a very healthy and habitants, with two churches in the pleasant locality. Mail semi-weekly. vicinity--Methodist and Baptist. U\ S. Bucker, P. M.

Bice, cotton, hides and wool form the chief articles of export; about 166 bales of cotton shipped per annum. Semi-weekly mail from here to Dorchester. Express matter for that point is also received here and transferred by the mail carrier. Mail daily each way. Hollia W. Clark, I* AA*

Chappell W. R., grist mill Cronic C. M. Bev., Methodist Daniel J. M., genl store and physi
cian Dawson James M., notary and ex-off
justice Fincher J. L., machinist Knight George, grocer Bespess, Swift & Co., cotton factory

Andrews H. S. Rev., carpenter

Rocker F. S., bkkr Bespess, Swift

Andrews Joseph L., gin and grist &Co

mill

Axtell John, carpenter Clark Edward N., exp agt Clark E. N. & Bro. (Edward N.

FLINTSVILLE. Franklin County.

and John S.), genl store

An unimportant place, without

Clark James, genl .store

postal advantages, situated 5 miles

Clark John L., r. f. agt and tel opr northwest of Carnesville.

TAVT the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the

I AIVi

__ Popular Route from Atlanta.

FLO

497

FLO

FLORENCE.

FLOWERY BRANCH.

Btetoart County.

HaU County--A. A C. A-L. By.

With an estimated population of 209, this little village is situated on the Chattahoochee river, 16 miles west of Lumpkin, the seat of justice. Goods are shipped to and from this place via Columbus, 50 miles north, and EufaulaAla.,20 south. Stage com munication with Columbus weekly. The chief export is cotton, 1,500 bales shipped annually. Churches two-- Mecuodist and Baptist. The distance to Atlanta is 108 miles via Columbus. Mail is received weekly on honeback. Charles Kaufm&n, P. M.

Nine miles southwest of GaineavUle and 44 from Atlanta. A grow ing settlement of 300 population, situated in the midst of a fine farming section and of easy access from every direction by good roads. Cotton, grain and fruit are largely shipped, 3,000 bales of the former being the estimate for 1878. The village has two churches--Baptist and Metho dist--and a district school. . A num ber of grist mills are located on a small creek within a mile of the post office. Mail daily each way by rail, and by stage weekly from Jefferson,

Biyant W. C., notary Ctieney I. P., physician

Jackson county. John L. Pirkle, P.M.

Embry G. T., Methodist

Barrett F. S., genl store

Fitzgerald Bros. (William W. and Bell & Foster, genl store

Edward), genl store

Boring H. H., genl store

Harrisou Jonn T., lawyer

Canning William, grist mill

Kauftnan Chas. &, Sons (Charles, Clark N. B., grist mill

Julius aud Herman H.J, genl store Clark O., grist mill

Laiig James M., justice

Cooper A. R, genl store

Pratner W. B., piiysiclan

Davis F. T., genl store and notary

Btrauas Abraham, genl store

Bates A Hosch (George P. Estes, Wil

Strauss Jacob, saloon

liam Hosch), genl store

Fletcher W. J.. physician

FLORENCEVILLE.

Graham A Hawkius (M. Graham, W. D. Hawklns), genl store

Upton County.

Harmon James P., justice Uarmon & Canning (J. P. Harmon,

Is a place of less than 100 popula J. P. Canning), genl store

tion, containing a Methodist church, Hosch R A., genl store

common school and steam saw mill. Hosch William, exp and r. r. agt

Situated 12 miles -from Thomaston Lasseter Joel, constable

court house and 71 from Atlanta, via McCurry D. 8. Bev., Baptist

Bariiesville, which is 11 milesdistant ; Mahaffey E. W., genl store

its nearest depot, express and tele Maldin A. A., grist mill

graph office and point of mail supply Mashburn J. H. Bev., Methodist

neon-weekly by stage. Cotton, grain Mitchell G. A., physician

and other farm products are the ship Morgan C. C., genl store

ments. p. T. Ward, P. M. (Post Moss N. A. Prof., school teacher

office discontinued March, 1879; bus PirUe John JU, carriage and wag

inetiH ot office transferred to Wayn- on mkr

manville.

Stringer J. R, genl store

Teagle L R, genl store

A., constable olowuy J. o., physician Hunt James, poultry dlr

Thompson J. N., genl store Williams Horace, costable

Lyon James P. Bev., Prim. Baptist Muidlebrooks Thomas, justice Murphy E. &, stock dlr

FLOYD SPRINGS.
FJoyd dowdy.

Ward P. T., genl store WiJliams A.J., nursery

Containing a population of perhaps 40, is situated 12 miles from Borne,

Yates A. J., saw mill

the county seat and nearest express,

33

D. F .Willcox,flbfaMll

.-1 0*., rtfttitttti olAect and IniUTftnM

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shipping and telegraph station, and iVatkins John K., wheelwright .

82 from Atlanta. It has two churches Wood Patrick H., genl store and

--Methodist and Baptist--and a com grist mill

mon school. In the neighborhood,

operated by water power derived from

FOREST STATION.

a small stream, are four grist and saw mills. Mail received daily on horse

Clayton County--Atlanta Din.

C. B. B.

back. Dennis O'Brien, P. M.

Located 8 miles north of Jonesbor-

Ballinger M. R., physician Ballinger & Moore (M. B. Ballinger,
W. C. Moore), genl store

ough, the county seat, 13 from Atlanta, and 90 from Macon, and re ceives mail daily each way.

Barnett <fe Culpepper (James M. Barnett, Charles Culpepper), gin, grist

FORRE8T.

and saw mill

Clinch County. '

HickeyBufus Rev., Methodist Jones W. D., grist mill O'Brien & Fuller (Dennis O'Brien,
Gordon Fuller), gin, grist and saw

A small village of some 20 people about 23 miles from Homerville. No post office.

mill Wright Charles Rev., Baptist

FORREST.

ZuberB. B., gin, grist and saw mill

Columbia County--Ga. S. S.

FORD'S~STORE. Hart County.

Sixteen miles from Augusta and and 155 from Atlanta. No post office.

Situated within 2 miles of the E.

FORRESTVILLE.

A-L. By., 6 from the Tugalo river, and 10 northwest of Hartwell, the seat ofjustice. The nearest shipping

Floyd County. A suburb of Borne.

and express station is Bowersville,

3 miles distant, via, which Jt Is 121

FORSYTH.

from Atlanta. This is only a coun try post office, with a population less than 20 and has one common country school. Mail received weekly by horse and sulkey. Samuel vyhite P. M. 'Floyd Andrew J., wagon mkr

Monroe County--Atlanta Din. C. S. JR. County seat; 25 miles from Macon and 78 from Atlanta. This town, with a population of 1,000, is situated in one of the most delightful spots in Middle Georgia. It is high and dry, and boasts of having as fine water not

can be found in the (State. Tiie Mon

FOREST HALL.
Burke County.

roe Female College, one of the tinest institutions of tearing in the titate, is located at this point, and has in

Buck Head creek furnishes power attendance pupils from all parts of

to operate a grist mill, besides which Georgia and surrounding States. A

there is one mill operated by steam regular line of stages run during the

power. Cotton is the principal ex port; about 200 bales snipped annu

summer to Indian Springs, a distance of 16 milea. There are two ware

ally. This place has a population In houses, one bank, one good hotel, a

the immediate vicinity of about 100, and is 13 miles northwest of Waynes-

weekly newspaper--the Monroe Ad vertiser, published every Tuesday--

borough, the county seat and nearest and a number of good stores. Tele

express and shipping office, via graph, Western Union. Exprew,

which Atlanta is 216 miles distant (Southern. Miss Mary L. Boddey,

Mail received weekly by stage. Pat P. M.

rick H, Wood, P. M!.

Alexander Lemuel B., physician

Johnson L. D., physician and gris Aftbnry Richard T., pres Mop*

mill

roe Female College. (See p.

Bikes W. B., physician

499.)

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line from Macon.

FOB

499

FOR

Banks James A., geul store

Goggins W. J., co. coroner

Banks J. William, genl store

Greenwood Marcus, dry goods

Battle T. C., lawyer

Greer L. F. A Co. (L. F. A J. G.

Becbter Herman, prof Monroe Fe Greer, M. L. White), druggists

male College

Greer A Bro. (J. G. A L. F.), livery

Berner & Turner (R. L. Berner, stable

C. A. Turner), lawyers

Harper M. F., co. surveyor

Bramblett A Bro. (A. H. and A. W.) Harris A Brooks (R. C. Harris, J.

hardware

T. Brooks), saloon

Brooks Richard P., grocer

Head William H., banker and broker

Bush William J., grocer

Hillyer Shaler G., prof Monroe

Cabauias George A., cotton buyer

Female College

Cabanisa Henry H., editor Mon Jordan H. Miss, milliner and fancy

roe Advertiser

floods

Cafeaniss & Turner (T. B. Cab- Jordan William W., grocer

aniss. J. H. Turner), lawyers

King George A. & Co. (Geo. A.

Carmlcliael, Head & Co. (W. L. Car- King, H. H. Cabaniss),propi-s Mon

micbael, W. H. Head, R. T. As- roe Advertiser

bury), druggists

Lake John W., agt C. R R

Carmichaeel Wilson L., physician Laseter John A., tailor

Cason Lev! R.-, dry goods

Leary Jackson J., furniture and sew

Darden William F., co. tax reciever ing machines

Dumas Edmund, ordinary

MobTey Stephen D., warehouse, etc

Dumas & Alien (W. J. Dumas, Q. D. Monroe Advertiser. Geo. A. King

Alien), cotton and com mer

&Co., proprs; H. H. Cabaniss.editor

Edwardy Frederick W., tel opr

Monroe Female College, Rich

Edwardy William M., cigars, tobacco ard T. Asbury pres

and liquors

Moore Kingman P., physician, prof-

Ensign Isaac W., books, etc

fessor Monroe Female College

COLXJSGK,

Is one of the Best Institution* for the
HIGHER EDUCATION OF YOUNG T.A1MB8 IN THE SOUTH.
T. AIBUBT, A. M., PrwWort, Professor of Mmthematha cod Natnnl Philosophy. SHALXB G. Hnx-rm, D. D., Professor of Bhetorlc, HonJ and Intellectnl Philosophy. ------ ------ Professor of lttnnd English Uteratore. HnuuN BKBTXB. Professor of German language and Music. Hiu EL^n K. HIUKBSK, Instmctress In Trench, Palming and Dimwing. IUs. C. A. TURJTEB, Assistant In Hathenutlcs and Fine Arts. Miss BXHA F. WAU. Imttroctieas in Grammar and English Composition. Kn. J. A. Buns, Aa1atant In Latin and Mngfe. Xu. G. H. SHAKP, Matrun. HB. CTBUB H. SHABT, Managing Principal of Boarding Department.

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Eatabllshed 68 years ago. Jae. P. Harrison A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

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500

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Morse A Moore (L. S. Morse, C. L. tages. It has a population of about

Moore), dentists

15.

Fenoingtou Joseph, blacksmith

Ponder & Ham (J. M. Ponder, C. M. Ham), genl store
Proctor Daniel J., grocer

FORT BUFFINCTON.
Cherokee County,

Proctor James D., genl store

Situated on Henson's creek three

miles from the Etowab river, the for

PROCTOR HOUSE, mer furnishing power to operate a saw and grist mill; six miles north west of Canton, the seat of justice,

Mrs, D, 6, Proctor, Proprietor, and 22 from Marietta, the nearest ex press and shipping office, via which

it is 42 from Atlanta. There is at

FORSYTH,

;

GEORGIA.

present a railroad in course of. con struction that will connect Canton

with the W 4 A. B. B., thus afford

(^"Convenient to Depot and Busi ness part of City.

ing this community better communi cation with the outside world. Corn

Proctor

&

Proctor

tMre.

D.

G.

and

and cotton the chief exports. Bap tist and Methodist churches and one

J. D.); lumber yard Pye William A., grocer

common school. Population 30. Mall daily on horseback. About 560 bales

Boddey Alien C., druggist Budisill Benjamin F., physician Sauford Daniel, co. treas Sharp Cyrus H., elk Superior Court

bales of cotton shipped from this sec tion annually. Jefferson Thomas, P. M.

Simmous E. Mrs., milliner and fancy Bell Thomas B.. cotton gin

goods

Cobb & Cobb (W. 8. and D. H.), genl

Smith Thomas D., genl store

store

Smith Wiley L., saloon and restau Conner James M., wheelwright

rant

Fowler John B., notary

Sneed Archibald H. Dr., exp Garrison D. W., blacksmith

agt

Latham John, blacksmith

Solomon 8. & Co. (8. Solomon, J. B. Martin Vestus C., constable

Mount), livery stable

Mosteller A. B., shoemkr

Solomon & Mount (M. Solomon, J. Perkins Pinckuey, constable

B. Mount), geul store

Terrell Timothy, blacksmith

Stoue William S., lawyer

Thomas Jefferson, justice

Thurmond

Marion

T., photographer

Willson' William ST., YKTXBV____* "*rr*TM

' Ttf

g*_itn,

grist

Turner John B., physician

aud saw mill

Turner Miles G., grocer

Vaughn Thomas H.. sheriff

FORT CAINE8.

Wall Joseph & Co. (J. Wall, T. Jaug. stetter), bakers

Clay Co.--Fort Qainet Div. S. W. B.

R

Washington Bobert, wagon mkr

County seat: an Incorporated city

Watkius Augustus B. F., mdse bro with 1,000 population; one hundred

ker

and forty miles from Macon and 243

Watte Waide P., grocer and liquor from Atlanta. Is situated on a fine

White A. F., physician

bluff on the Chattahoochee river,

Wilder C. Mrs., milliner and fancy by which it has steamboat communi

goods

cation with Eufaula, Ala., and Co

Willingham Winburn J., clocks lumbus. It has three white and one

Wiueburgh Isaac, watchmkr

colored school, three white churches

--Baptist. Methodist and Presbyte

FORT ARCYLE.

rian--and two colored-- Methooist

Bryan County.

and Baptist. As a means of extingui-hing fires it has one Babcook

Located 10 miles north of Way's extinguisher. Principal shipment

Station, and is without postal advau- cotton. Telegraph, Western union.

the GEORGIA RAILROAD,
_^_____________the Best Route East.

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501

____________FOR

Exwess, Southern. ley, P. M.

Miss Ida Dud

Rinks William W., genl store Simpson, Vinson A Watts (John R,

Adams David C., genl store

Sirapeon, Joseph Vinson, Kdgar B.

Andrews John R., shoemkr

Watts), genl store

Blocker Richard R., lawyer

Sternberg Samuel, genl store

Brown B. L., co. tax receiver Brown James.P. EL, genl store
tinner

and

Kuggs Jonathan T., grocer Sutlive James W., genl store Sutton John W., sheriff

Brown Thomas M., confectioner Bunn H. L., co. surveyor

Tennille Francis T.. genl store Tucker James L., cik Superior Court

Burnett Benjamin F., genl store

Vinson A Watts (Joseph Vinson, Ed

Cohen Solomon, genl store

gar B. Watts), grocers

Coleman Stephen D., genl store

Walker John T., grist and saw mill

Coleman A Bro. (Stephen D. and and ordinary

John D.), saloon

Coleman <fc Harden (Stephen D. and

FORT LAMAR*

John D. Coleman, William H. Harden), grocers

Jfadison County.

Coleman A Odom (James F. Cole man, William H. Odom), grocers and confectioners

Located on the Hudson river 10 miles northwest of Danielsville court house and 12 from Harmony Grove--

Cooper W. H. Rev., Baptist DavJs Jacob, genl store Fort Gaines Tribune, Samuel
Lewis, propr

E.

N. E. R. B.--nearest shipping point, vift which it is 97 from Atlanta. Cotton, eggs, corn and peas are the the chief productions of this section

Freeman A Co. (Charles man), druggists

C.

Free

Methodist and Baptist churches in the vicinity and one academy.

Graham William A., agt 8. W. R. Qunn Daniel F., physician Hatehett James M., physician

B

Population less than 30. Mail received four times a week. C. H. Andrew, P.M.

Haygood Appleton W., tel opr Home William S., lawyer' Hubbard Andrew J., sewing machine

Aaron G. W., gin and mill Andrew C. H.. genl store Collins E., miller

Jackson Ransom (c), shoemkr Jemigan William H., carriagemkr,
livery stable and undertaker Johnson William J., physician Keese E. A., teacher

Cromer George, miller Gove J. H., physician Hutcbinson J. M., shoemkr Tabor J. C., gin and saw mill Williams R. G., shoemkr

Kennon Richard E.-Iawyer

Lewis Gaines

Samuel JE., propr .Fort Tribune and livery stable

Llnck Philip, confectioner

Loeb Isaac, genl store

Lovett William C. BeVv, Methodist

McLendon John, grocer

McLendon John W., co. treas

McLendon Seaborn A., lawyer

McLeod Josephine A. Mrs., milliner

Manderville John T., physician.

Moore Seaborn (e), shoemkr

Morris Cornelius V., genl store

Morris William C., co. coroner

Nix General L (c), barber

Paullin Lewis, genl store.

FORT MOUNTAIN.
Murray County.
A small country postoffice of about SPOlaicnehaanbdita1n6tfsr,o4mmDialelstoena,stthoefnSeparriensgt shipping station, eta which it is 116 miles from Atlanta. From Rock creek, close by, power is derived to operate saw and grist mills. The chief exports are bent rims, a rim fac tory being located here and operated by steam power. One church--Bap tist--and one high school. Mail semiweekly. C. L. Hubbard, P. M.

Peterson Robert R, hotel and co. tax collector
PIttman Peter (c), blacksmith Benfroe & Spelght (Thomas M. Hen-

Helth Samuel A,, Justice HnblMtrd C. I, genl store King John C. A Son, blacksmiths King W. B.. miller

froe, William M. Speightf, grocers King A MtCan, grist and saw mill

Willcox's Iniunmoe Agency, Oohratou, Oh MaetrML Iteeteftet EitaUiiheft 1819.

FOR

602

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Sewell & King fJ. A. Sewell, J. C. Burr Seneca B., propr Fort

King), rim factory

Mirror

Smith & Sewell (J. J. Smith, A. J. Byington Edward T., propr Adver

Sewell), wagon infers

tiser

Starr Trammel, school teacher

Byington J. L,. Sin., hotel Clark Aaron H., watcbmkr

PORT PULASKI. Chatham County.

Collier William B., lawyer CooptrM. L. &Co. (Milton L. Cooper,
Frank C. Houser), grocers and sa

Near the mouth of the Savannah loon

river, 14 miles southeast of Savannah. Corbitt Mary Mrs., grocer

About 20 persons comprise the popu Culpepper John B. Rev., Methodist

lation. No post office.

Douglaas Sarah J. Mrs., confectioner

Downs Francis T., grocer

FORT VALLEY.

Edgeworth Salachial C., physician

Houst<nvCo.--S. W. B.B.--junc. Perry Br

Evans John A., shoemkr Evans Mary A. E. Mrs., milliner

One of the most prosperous of the smaller cities of the State, with a population of 1,700, was founded in 1832 and known as Fox Valley. It is 13 miles from Perry, 71 from. Co lumbus, 29 from Maoon and 132 from Atlanta. It has five white and two colored schools; three white churches --Baptist. Methodist and Presbyte rian--and three colored - Baptist and

Evans William H., grocer Everett Harriet F. Mrs., dress mkr
and milliner Fort Valley Mirror, Seneca B. Burr,
propr Gantt Henry, grocer Glass Abraham, genl store Glass Michael, genl store Gray Bridget Miss, grocer Gray Bros. (James M. and Charles '

two Methodist--two papers, public library, and cotton gin and furniture

G.), genl store Greece Alva B., genl store

manufactory. Chief shipment cot Greene William I., physician

ton. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, Southern. Mayor, Frank C. Houser. James W. Love, P. M. Avery Benjamin F., grocer Branban Isham H., lawyer Brown J. & F. (Jonas and Felix),

Harris Henry C., agrl implts and cotton mer. (See p. 502.)
Hobbs Joel V... physician Hollinshcad Nathaniel A., dentist Hollinshead William H., physician Houser Bros. (Edwin J. and Frank

genl store Brown Samuel B., dry goods Brown Walter E., banker and
agt

ins

C.), genl store Houser Frank C., mayor, grocer, etc Houser Jefferson D., cotton broker
and fertilizers

Sole Proprietor of the Celebrated DOW LAW
Otto Seel Planter, I
OV2B 12,000 IHUSI.
fPort Valley, Ga.

the CCORC1A RAILROAD* the Short Line West and 8outhwet.

FOR

503

FOW

Jones Henry, barber

And syrnp form the chief exports.

Jones 'William L,. physician

Grist and saw mills operated by pow

Jones & Hobbs (William L. Jones, er, derived from Peridleton creek.

Joel V. Hobbs), druggists and phy Weekly stage communication with

sicians

Bartow. Two churches--Methodist

Kerch William M., genl store

and Baptist--and common school.

Lilly George L., genl store

Population about 30. Mail semi-

Long Abram EL., genl store

weekly. James H. Bides, P. M.

Loeey Daniel, teacher Love James W..books and stationery McGebee John B. Rev., Methodist McMillan Essie Miss, librarian Pub

Beasley A. R, grist and saw Carter John G-, physician Gillis A. J., book agt

mill

lic Library Maddox George W., justice

FORTVILLE.

Marshall John D., genl store

Jontf County.

Mathews William B. physician Mathis & Cook (William J. Mathls,
William W. Cook), contractors, wagon mkrs and'blacksmiths

An unimportant hamlet of some 20 people, without postal facilities, 5 miles northeast of Clinton.

Stiller Osborne EL, gin mnfr, fur niture and carriage mkr

FOSTEFrSJHILLS.

Mullart George, exp agt and tel opr

Cherokee County.

Murray Amos W., genl store Paschal Henry (c), blacksmith Boss Benjamin L, Bev. (Baptist),
physician

A small hamlet of propably 20 peo ple, 5 miles southwest of Canton. Not a post office.

Boss, Greene & Co. (Benjamin L. Boss, William I. Greene. Robert J.

FOSTER'S STORE.

Leaueur, William B. Math'ews),

UhaUooga County.

druggists Russell Thomas B., teacher Sanders Dennis N., teacher Skeffie Albert D., fertilizers and agt
S. W. R. R Bkellie Thomas O., cotton broker
and fertilizers Sommers Bros. (Emile and Aaron),
genl store Sturges George W., tailor Sturges Sarah L. Mrs., milliner The Advertiser, Edward T. BySng-

Situated on the Coattooga river 8 miles southwest of Summerville, the county seat, and 28 from Borne, the nearest express and shipping of fice, t)to which it is 108 from Atlanta. Cotton and farm produce constitute the chief exports. Primitive and Missionary Baptist churches and common school. Population 140. Mail semi-weekly. A. R Foster, P. M.

ton propr

Foster K.R. fc Son, (K. R. A A.

Watson James (c), blacksmith

R), genl store and cotton buyers

Window Warren C., lawyer

Hawkins M. W., dentist

Lewis J. B. E. Bev., Methodist

PORT WIUCINSON.
Baldwin County.

Maples Alfred Bev., Prim. Baptist Thrower ---- Bev., Methodist.

Situated 4 miles soatlt of Milledge-

FOSTERVILUE.

viUe. Not a poatoffice. Has a pop ulation of 25.

Henry County.

With an estimated population of

FORTNER. Snitmvet County.

20 and no postal advantages, is locat ed 8 miles west of McDonougti.

Eighteen miles southwest ol owaiusborough,tbe seat ofjusitoe.and 30 from Bartow-No. H, C. R R-

FOWLSTOWN.
Decaiur County.

the nearest sbippingpoint, via which Nine miles south of Bainbridge, the

it is 212 miles from Atlanta. Cotton county seat and nearest express and

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shipping station, via which it is 312 Hutchens N. L., bailiff

from Atlanta. This is only a country Jackson & Ware (K H. Jackson, J. postoffice located near the Flint riv B. Ware), grist mill

er. In the neighborhood are two Jones B. L.. teacher

churches--Methodist and Baptist-- Jones L., teacher

and one academy. Stage communi Lane H. B., genl store

cation semi-weekly with Bainbridge Loftin F. S., lawyer and Attapulgus. C. Munnerlyn, McCutchen C. B., notary and ex-off

P.M. Battle M. L. Bev., Baptist Walker B. J. Bev., Methodist

justice Matthews E. C., wagon mkr Matthews J. C., shoemkr Merrill J. B., lawyer

FRACOLLETTA.

Moore J. H., hotel Mozley W. L., genl store

Marion County.

Oliver B., lawyer

A rural settlement 10 miles northfast of Buena Vista; is not a postof fice, and has some 25 inhabitants.

Saul E., tanner Smith J. M., carpenter Stephens Isaac J., sheriff Watklns W. H., physician

FRANKLIN.
Heard County.

FRANKLIN SPRINGS.
Franklin County.

County seat; situated on theChattaboochee river, and on proposed route of the N. A S. R. B.. 74 miles

Former, name of post known as'Royston, q. v.

office

now

from Atlanta via Hogansvllle--A. & W. P. B. B.--nearest depot, express,

FRANKLIN'S MILL.

and telegraph office and point of Pierce County--B. <fc A. S. B.

mail supply 16 miles southeast It has an estimated population of 350; Baptist and Methodist churches and a large high school. Extensive grist

Fifty-one miles from Brunswick and 329 from Atlanta. Nearest post office, Schlatterville.

mills are run by power from the riv er. Mail four times a week. A. T.

FREDERICA.

Fuller, P. M.

Glynn County.

Alman William J., en. tax collector Arcker J. A., carpenter Armstrong J. T., genl store Askew B. N., gem store

Discontinued post office -located on St. Simon's Island. Population about 25.

Beall B. J., genl store Beall John B., ordinary

FREEMANSVILLE.

Bevis James F., buggy mkr and co.

Milton County.

treas Bledsoe John J., co. tax receiver Boggus R. H., harness mkr ButtriU B., hotel kpr Daniel J. H. Bev., Methodist Daniel J. B., physician Daniel J. W., physician Daniel W. H., lawyer Daniel & Son (J. and A. J.), genl
store .

Situated near the head waters of Little river, in a cotton growing sec tion, 7 miles north of Alpbaretta court house. All trade is carried on with Atlanta, 33 miles distant. Bap tist and Methodist churches and one school in the vicinity. Population 30. Mail weekly by hack. Cicero H. Maddox, P. M.

Drummond Joshua M., co. surveyor Anderson William Q., constable

Echols W. Samuel, co. coroner

Burgess Jot-1, Justice

Fuller Azariah T., lawyer and Cuntrell John G., physician

oik Superior Court

Land Levi J., millwright

Harris B. F., shoemkr

Maddox Cicero H., genl store

Huff W. B. IX, sewing machine agt Neese Andrew P., physician

Hunton J. M., dentist

I Newton Abraham K., tanner

yur Freight West via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Perriman ---- Bev., Methodist Tbacker Larkin, blacksmith

Murphey I~ A.. Prof., prin Rockville Academy

Smith Oeorge W., sewing machine Rockville Academy, Prof. L. A. Mur

apt

phey, prin

Sfewart James M. Bev., Baptist

Tomlin E. A., teacher

Williams John M., school teacher

Yancey Lawrence M., notary

FULTON.

PRICK'S CAP.

Pulton County--(See BoUonviOe.)

Walker County.

FURLOW8.

Located in a mountainous section

Calfioun County.

of the State, 1 mile from the head waters of Chatauga creek; is very healthy and baa excellent water, 12 miles northwest of La Fayette, the seat of justice, and 18 from Chatta

Southeast of Morgan, the county seat, about 7 miles; has a population of less than 20 and is without a postoffice.

nooga, Tenn., the nearest shipping station, via which it is 158 from At

CADDI8TOWN.

lanta. The creek furnishes power lo

Union County.

operate a saw and grist mill. Corn, whent and potatoes are the principal articles of export. Baptist and Pres byterian churches anil one common school in close proximity. Mail semi-weekly. Population about 30. F. W. Thornton, P. M.

From the Toccoa river close by power is derived to operate a saw and grist mill. The chief articles of ex port are corn, flour, potatoes, etc. It is 17 miles southwest of BlairsviUe, the seat ofjustice, and 40 from Gainesville, the nearest shipping and ex

Barley William, justice

press fetation, via which it is 93 from

Munson M. A., blacksmith

Atlanta. This place is 3} miles north

Parish William, constable

of the Blue Ridge mountains and is

Shaw William Bev., Prim. Baptist a small place of about 40 inhabitants;

Thornton F. W. & Son (F. W. has two churches--Baptist and Meth

and W. N.), genl store, grist and odist. A great deal of stock is raised

saw mill

in this section. Mail received four

Tuornton W. N., wagon mkr

times a week. A. H. Pitner, P. M.

FRYEIT8~POND.

Gilbreath L. W., i Gurley G. W., <

Burke County.

Pitner A. H., genl store

A small place of less than 30 inhab itants, on the Savannah river, 15 miles east of Wayuesborough, the county seat, via which it is 218 from Atlanta. Griffin's Landing, 6 miles

Bollins 8. F., physician Thomason J. L,, justice Williams, Pitner & Gaddis (P. M.
Williams, A. H. Pitner, N. J. Gaddig), genl store, grist an&aaw mill

distant, is the nearest shipping point Cotton, corn, peas, hides, etc., form

CAINE8VILLE.

the chief exports. One church-- Baa County--A. A C. A-L. By.

Methodist--and the seat of the Rockville Academy. Mail semi-weekly. L. A. Murphey, P. M.

County seat: the most important town on the above named railroad, is situated within 4 miles of the Chat-

Blocker B. SL, notary

tahoocbee river, and 53 miles from

Chandler J. M.. physician

Atlanta, in that portion of the State

Griffin W., wheelwright and black noted for its beautiful scenery; to

smith

1,400 feet above the level of the MM,

Hatcher L. B.. physician '

and as desirable a summer resort as

Hickman John, constable

the State contains; having a climate

Lambert J. E., wheelwright and equal to that of Italy. The first

blacksmith

house was built at this place in 1821.

Mobley J. B., genl store

and its growth was rather slow until

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the Air-Line Road was built through >ress, Southern. Telegraph, Western this sectloi), since which time it has Jnloii. Gen. James Longstreet, P. M. grown very rapidly. In 1870 Its-pop' illation was about 450, while at pres Adair R. B., dentist ent it contains perhaps 2,600 inhab Addington EUsha Z., butcher itants. T;>ere are several springs Alexander D., geul store located near this place. The White Archer M. R. Mrs., boarding Sulphur Springs, with elegant ac Bailey J. W., physician commodations for the reception of Banks & Bro. (J. H. and D. E.),

visitors, are situated about six miles bankers to the northwest '(See Sulphur Barnes J. R. & Co., genl store Springs). The Porter Springs are Boone Kedar L., genl store delightfully located among the moun Boone & Rudolph (J. R. Booiie, A.

tains, about 28 miles north, and Rudolph), genl store. reached by a good stage road; two Bradley Henry S., druggist and miles east on the Air-Line Railroad, physician are the New Holland Springs; and Brown Bros. (W. A. & C. I), bankers one mile distant can be found the Caldwell M. R., co. surveyor Oower Springs, accessible by street Candler A. D., contractor and saw railway. A survey hs been made mill to Dablonega for a railroad, and work Carroll M. E. Miss & Co., milliners will be commenced at an early day. Clark Oliver, mill Gainesville has three churches--Bap Cleveland T. P. Rev., Presbyterian tist. Presbyterian and Methodist--a Coben H., geul store male and female college, and is the Cox W. S. Mi*., boarding seat of the Georgia Baptist Seminary, Craig J. B. Mrs., boarding

an excellent institution of learning Daniel & Bro., (J. H.andT. A.), genl established here by the State Baptist store

.Convention in April, 1877, receiv Dorsey Andrew B. C., city elk ing its charter August. 1878, since and real estate agt

which time it has steadily increased Dorsey Jasper N., lawyer in popularity, until it la now neces DuPre C. W., genl store sary that new buildings be erected Estes J. B. & Son, (John B. and

for the accommodation of pupils. Claude), lawyers There Is also here one Masonic-lodge, Evans D. E., jeweler a-lodge and an encampment of Odd Fechner St. Clair, livery Fellows, two saw and planing mills Finger M. W., shoe factory operated by stead) power, and a few Fromm & Cochran (Co. Fromm, A. miles distant are several mills driven M. Cochran), miners and mineral

by power derived from the Chatta- ogists hoochee river. Corn, peas, cotton, Gaines John L.. sheriff dried fruit, poultry, eggs and buttei Gainesville College, Rev. C. B. form the principal exports; abi.ut LuHatte, pres. (See p. 507.) 3.500 bales of cotton shipped annu Gaimesville Eagle, Redwlne A ally. Stages communicate dally with Ham, proprs. (Seep. 509.) Dablonega and triweekly with Gainesvllle Hotel, Long & Clements, Cleveland. A h- and- engi-ne serves to proprs extinguish fire*. There are three GainesTllle Southron, Peter F.

weekly papers published in Gaines- Lawsbe. propr ville: the Oainenilie Saglf, democratic, Georgia Baptist Seminary,Tbe, issued every Friday; North Georgian, Rev. Wm. C. Wilkes, pres. (See

independent, issued on Monday, anc p. 509.) IheOainesville Southron, democratic, Gower Ebenezer N., hotel and car

Issued every Tuesday. The govern riage mkr

ment of Gaiiiesville is vested in a Ham W. G., physician mayor and board of aldermen, two Hanie Thomas N., city marshal

aldermen representing each of the Hargrove James T., genl store three wards into which the city is Hawkina Benjamin J., co. tax colir divided. R. E. Green, mayor. Mai Hendenon W. H., carriage and

received each way daily, by rail. Ex- wagon mnfr. (See p. 509.)

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Rev. C. B. LaHATTE, President.

This College is non-sectarian, and devoted to the THOBOTOH 00-EDUCATHHI of the sexes. It is Conducted- by a Board of Directors--Dr. H. S. Bradley, President of Board, Gainesville, Georgia.

CENTRALLY SITUATED, ON STREET RAILROAD.

or full particulars, address

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RKAK tutomian mnxL, HUB DKPOT, GhEORGHA.
Qsneral JAMSS LONQSTmi, Proprietor.
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visitors. As a Resort, the PIEDMONT has no equal in Northeast Georgia, and Gainesville, from her eographical position, high altitude and healthy climate, is acknowledged the centre of attraction.

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDEX the best Advertising Medium In the South.

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Hope Albert, livery and sale sta Stevens Walter E., lawyer

bles. (See p. 507.)

Timberlake & Jones (J. C. 8. Timber-

Hunt J. H., genl store

lake, Henry Jones), propr North

Johnson Epnraim M., lawyer and Ga. Argus

justice

Towrey James M., lawyer

Johnson W. L., exp and r. r. agt Walker George W., carriage LaHatte C. B. Rev., prin Galnes- mnfr and dlr. (See p. 509.)

villeCollege. (Seep. 507.)

Ware H. K. Mrs., milliner

Langston J. P., lawyer

Wbelcbel A., gent store

Law J. F., genl store

Whltmore W. B., propr Richmond

Lawshe Peter P., propr Gatnesville House

Southron

WHey Elijah 8., genl store

Lilly C. A., shoe factory

Wilfces William C. Rev., ptvs

Loden J. N. jeweler

Ga. Baptist Seminary. (See p. 509.)

Long Henry J.. druggist and phycn Williams W. 8. A Co., genl store

JLonntrcet James Gen., propr Winburn James B. M., ordinary

Piedmont Hotel. (See p. 507.) Wood W. A., grist mill

Looper George K., lawyer

Wynn J. O., lawyer

Lowrey Edward, co. coroner

Young R. C., co. treas

Lowrey J. M. Rev., Methodist

Lytle A. T. W., physician Marler &, Perry (William L. Mar-

GARDEN VALLEY.

ier, Henry H. Peny), lawyers.

Ifoeon

(See p. 509;)

Massey B. J., physician

This place is classed among the

Mayne John J., elk Superior Court healthiest in the southwestern por

Merck Thomas, truss mnfr

tion of the State. Is 12 miles north

Morgan J. H., tel opr

west of Ogletborpe, the seat of jus*

North Georgia Argus (weekly), tice, and 9 from Reynolds, the near*

Timberlake A Jones, proprs

est express and shipping office, via

Palmer R. & Co., genl store

which It Is 163 from Atlanta. Cot

Panel T. A., planing mill

ton and syrup are the chief articles

Peffer F., genl store

of export. About 550 bales of cot

Persons M. Mn>., milliner

ton and 100 barrels of syrup shipped

Piedmont Hotel, Gen. James annually. Last year there was made

Longstreet, propr. (See p. 507.) 300 gallons of Scupperuong wine.

Prior G. H., lawyer

Stage communication weekly with

Puckett W. M., dentist

Reynolds. Methodist and Baptist

Quat'lebaum D., boarding

churches and one academy. Mail

Quillian Wiley H., genl store

weekly. Emanuel Aultman, P. M.

Redwine William A Co., genl store

Redwine A. Ham, proprs Galnes- AultmanEmannel, genl store

vllle Eagle. (See p. 509.)

Brooks Benjamin, shoemkr

Rich H. W. Mrs., boarding

Harris G. H., grist mill

Richards A Co., T. 8. Campbell, agt; Jessup ---- Dr., dentist

genl store

Johnson Henry, agt, cotton gin

Richmond House, W. B. Whltmore Jones E. A., constable

propr

Killebrew Henry L., notary and ex-

Racers Early, photographer and ofll justice

dlr in Steroscoplo Views of North Matthews J. M., contractor

east Georgia

Meadows J. M., news agt

Sanford T. H., Mrs., boarding

Oak Grove Academy, Mrs. Turner,

Schell J. 8., snpt Piedmont Hotel prin

Sewell M. B., co. tax receiver

Ray Dempeey. justice

Shatter A. J., physician

Bikes J. FVRev., Prim. Baptist

Simmons P. R., lawyer

Snow L. L., nursery

Smith Alva, restaurant and meats Turner ---- Mrs., prin Oak Grove

Smith William P., livery stable

Academy

Smith 4 Jenkins (J. A. Smith, J. W. Wadswortn John N., physician

K. Jenkins), genl store

Walters C. W., wagon mkr

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Attorneys aid Connidlon at Li,

GAINESVILLE, GA.

aAINBSVILLS, TTAT.T. OOTOTY,
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GEORGIA.

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Horse-Shoeing and Plantation Black-,

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joining counties, and in Supreme Court. licit a call. Shops near the Depot.

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Our Editorials are short, humorous, breezy and to the point Our News De

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THE EAGLE,

EEDW1NE ft HAH, Editon and PaUiahen.

Uainesviile, Oa

-FOE YOUNG LADIES,-

CAINESVILLE, : : : GEORGIA.

The establishment of this Institution was authorized by the State Baptist Con

vention in April, 1877; chartered August, 1878, and opened in September, 1878,

with pupils from fifteen counties in Georgia and Tennessee.

The object of its projectors is to put down the rates of tuition, and to so re

duce the price of board, by the ' Cottage system," as to bring the highest bene

fits of the Seminary within the reach of worthy girls, however poor they may be.'

Its success is very gratifying to the friends of female education. On' the llth

day of September, 18/8, the first cottage--a two-story brick building, 48x66 feet

--was completed, and the increasing popularity requires speedy erection of other

buildings.

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Rev. W. C. WILKKS, President and General Manager.

Rev. DAVID E. BDTIJEB, Prert. Board of Trustees andOenL Financial Agent.

For Catalogues address

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W. 0. WHJCK8, PitsUotk,

Gainesviile, O*

D. F. WillCox,

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CARDI. County--If. & B. B. R.

Chandler I. C., gin and grist mill Dillard Joshua (c), blacksmith Douglass A. (c). shoemkr

Small station numbering perhaps 85 inhabitants, 7 miles southeast of Jeeup court house and nearest telegrapu office. 33 from Brunswick and 256 irom Atlanta. The place has one church edifice used by the Baptist and Methodist societies, a public and a select school and steam saw mill. No cotton is planted iu this section; sugar, syrup, yellow piue lumber, etc., iorm the chief interest*, mil or which finds a market in Brauswiok. Mall daily each way by rail. Robert J. Smith, P. M. Bennett W. B. Rev., Baptist Dexter Timothy W., contractor, genl
tore nd saw mill Gtafnaer H. H., gunsmith and wheel
wright Harper E., genl' store and .road
oouimr
Harper J. A. Bev., Baptist Johnson B. M., notary-and ex-offjus
tice Outlaw B. A., tie contractor Smith Hobert J., justice, road . oommr, exp and r. r. .agt

Geneva Hotel, P. A. 8. Morris, propr Harvey John J., teacher Heidingafelder Philip, genl store Hough James D., genl store Jameson George A., justice Jenklns William W., warehouse and
fertilizers King * Harvey (John W. King, W.
Thomas Harvey), grist and plan. ing mill Ldgpn W. J.&Co. r William J. Ligon,
Henry H. Cosby), genl store McCniry Isaac B., genl store McCrary Jay W., grocer and saloon McCraryJ. W. A Bro. (Jay W. and
William A.JL genl store McCrary W. B.. notary MoKlnney William H., saloon MoMichael 8. W., genl agt . Melllchamp John J., druggist Morris Perry A. S., hotel Mullins Roland, carpenter Nunery-Andrew J., carriage mkr Paschal Robert U. tel opr, exp and
S. W. B. B. agt Paschal & Armor (W. O. Paschal,
J. M. Armor), brick mnfrs Potter John M. Bev., Methodist

CATE8VILLE.

Smith James M., nursery Spain & Harvey (Alonzo A. Spain,

Jfarty County. la not a post town, but a country hamlet 7 miles northeast of Biakely, with a population estimated at about 60.

William T. Harvey), genl store Turner Ansell, genl store Turner J., stencil cutter Wall Lee W., genl store-and saloon Wilkeraon & Hatcher (Augustus B.
Wilkerson, Benjamin T. Hatcher),

GENEVA.

_genl store Willlngham B. J. Bev., Baptist

TOM Vainly--a. W.B.B.

Wynn Andersen W., physician

Seven miles south ol Talbotton court house, 30 from Columbus, 70

GEORGETOWN.

from Macon aud 173 frbm Atlanta. Quitmdn 'Co-En/auto, Die. S. W. B. R

Office of Southern Express Co. One grist mill operated by steam. The

County seat; an Incorporated town

place is on the TJpatoie creek, and in a very healthy locality. Stages run daily, except Sunday, to Talbotton and Buena Vista. Cotton is the principal shipment. Methodist and Presbyterian churches and two common schools. Mail daily each way. Population about 450. G. W. Jordan, P.M.

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of 800 population, located 1 mile from the Chattahoocbee river, Z miles from Eufaula, Ala., 141 from Macon and 244 from Atlanta. It has two white churches--Methodist and Baptist--two colored churches-- Methodist and Baptist--one white and colored school. Cotton, fruit ,nd fruit trees are its chiefshioments;



Brace J. T. Bev., Presbyterian Calhoun Calvin (J., lawyer Candter A. T., cotton buyer

of the former there is shipped annu

' I ally about 2,400 bales. Telegraph,

Western Union. ' R G. Morris, P.

Express, Southern. M.

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Bledsoe Francis M., druggist and tion, via which it is 142 from Atlanta.

physician

The chief export is cotton. In the

Burlison & Morrison, (Lawaon G. vicinity are two churches--Methodist Burlison, John W. Morrlson), and Baptist--one common school

wheelwrighta and blacksmiths Burnett 8. P., physician Christian James C., co. treasurer

and one mill operated by steam. Population about 100. Mail semiweekly by home and wagon. John

CooperS. M..CO. coroner Corley J. M. Bev., Baptist

W. P. Whiteley, P. M.

Crawford W. L., ordinary

Calhoun F. L., ordinary

Crumbly James J., co. tax collector Coxwell W. B., co. coroner

Davidson Brewery M. Jr., genl store Denton J. F. & Co., genl store Empire Nursery, A. J. Buries A Co., Dixon & Logue (Gibeon C. DLxoo,

proprs Fuller J. E., teacher

Joseph E. Logue), genl store Hathaway & Walden (Amos Hatha

Gilbert Bichard T., agt 8. W. B. B. way, William Walden), grist and

Guerry Theodore L., co. judge Harris J. E..CO. surveyor

saw mills Kelly J. 8., physician

Harrison William, lawyer

Kitchens Seaborn, surveyor, grist and

Johnson George W., genl store Johnaton David, carpenter

saw mill Kitchens'W. W., sheriff

Jordan Willia P., grocer and lawyer Lane B. A., lawyer

KaiglerH. M., physician

Logue W. B. & Co., (William B. mod

Lee John W., lawyer

Henry Logue, John W. P. White-

McGehee E. Howard Bev., Methodist ley)! genl store

Mercer James W., genl store and tel Ixtgue A. Wbiteley (Henry

opr

Logue, John W. P. Whiteley),

Moore Ezekiel J., elk Superior Court genl store

and justice

Nunn Pierce, physician

Morris Benjamin P., clothing Morris Robert G., guano agt Parker Jeremiah (c), blacksmith Baines C. B., physician

Peebles Isbam 8., genl store and co. treasurer
Rogers E. B. , elk Superior Court v Boaey Thomas, physician

Shelton Thomas A., genl store Bhoenfeld Samuel, grocer Smith Anthony (c>, shoemkr

BosboreuiEh John A., Bcruggs E. G7., physician SmtthW. Otis,co. tax receiver

Surlea A. J. & Co., proprs Empire Thigpen Bichard, co. tax collector

Nursery ; Tennille William M., sheriff

Usry Joshua F., physician, grist and saw mill

Willis Cabot A., co. tax receiver

Usry J. L. A J. W., saw mill

Whiteley John, physician

GEORGIAN.
Banks County--(See JetctUnOe.)

Wilcher J. G. A., grist and saw mill Williams John B., grist mill

CILCAL.

CERMANTOWN.

Sereeen County.

Polk County.

Country postofflceS miles southwest

About 12 miles east of Cedartown; of Sylvania, the county seat, and 5

has no post office and contains about from Ogeechee--C. K. B.--via

20 inhabitants.

which Atlanta is 286 miles distant

Baptist and Methodist churches and

CIBSON.

seven! schools are near by. Mail tri

Qlatcoek County.

weekly. E. Gross, P. M.

County seat: situated near the Arnett H. J. Bev., Baptist Rocky Comfort creek, 14 miles south Gross E. Jr.. genl store east of Warrenton--M. & A. B..B.-- Gross John J., genl store the nearest express and shipping sta Thompson William R, notary

FRJAaNs.KPL.INHaSrTriEsoAnMAPCRoI.N, PTrIoNpG'rsH, 9O7UASE2,9ABtrlaonadtaS, tC. a.

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Smith R. M., genl store Suddath B. F., sheriff Suddath Newton, gin and grist mill

Fifteen miles southwest of Swainsborough. Has about 20 inhabitants, but no postal facilities

CILMORE. Cobb County--W. A A. R. R.

CILL8VILLE. Banks County--N. B. R. R.

Ten miles from Atlanta and 130 from Chattanooga, Tenn. No post office.

The village of 100 Inhabitants Is immediately across the line in Hall

CINTOWN.

county. 14 miles east of Gainesville

Worth County.

court house, Hall county, and 10 southwest of Homer, the seat of jus tice, Banks county, 32 from Athens, 7 from Lula and 72 from Atlanta via

A small country post office, located in the southwestern portion of the county, about 18 miles from Isabella.

the A. A C. A.-L. By. The Grove river, so called, is within 1'} miles of the place, the Oconee 4 miles and a

CIRARD.
Burke County.

small stream known as Knndler's creek 1 mile distant, the latter furn ishing power to operate several grist mills, gins, wool carders, etc. Gin and saw mills also, operated by steam. Cotton (about 600 bales annually) and lumber are the chief shipments. The place has two religious societies-- Methodist, with a regular place of worship, and Baptist, no building-- and good schools. Mail daily each way by rail, and weekly on horse back from Middle River. Miss Emma M. Garrison P. M.

Known also as Liberty Hill. Lo cated near the Savannah river, 20 miles east of Waynesborough. the seat of justice and nearest railway station, via which it is 223 from At lanta. Griffin's Landing, on the Savannah river, 5 miles distant, is the nearest shipping point. A town of about 176 Inhabitants, with two churches--Methodist and Baptistthree white and one colored school. Cotton is the chief export. Mail re ceived weekly by horse and sulkey. N. A. Buxton, P. M.

Bryan & Bryan (James and Wil liam), grist mill
Carter Samuel L., carpenter. .Chandler & Brown, grist mill and
wool carders Davis James W., justice Dunegan Benjamin Rev. (Baptist),
pbysiciau Garrison Emma M. Miss, ezp
agt Garrison John N., hotel and r. r.
agt House & House (F. W. and W. W.),
saw mill Ktlburn Sloan, blacksmith Martin Richard, genl store

BlockerB. M., notary Brlgham John C., physician Buxton S. H. & Co. (8. H. and N.
A. Buxton), genl store Buxton W. L., Justice Claxton William, tailor Ellison 8. J., genl store Griffin Washington, blacksmith and
wheelwright Hickman John R., constable Houston E. N.. teacher Mobley B. H., blacksmith and wheel
wright Murpney L. A., school teacher Wilkins William F., constable

Headers C. W., carpenter Meaders F. F., carpenter Kunn Thomas, gem store

GLADE.
OgleOwrpe County--(Bee Point Peter.)

Plnkstain J. A., constable

QuiUian George M., genl store

CLADESVILLE.

Quillian Harwell P., physician Quillian A Suddath (G. W. Quffllan,

Jatper County.

Z. T. Suddath), gin and grist mill Situated 16 miles southwest of Mon-

Rylee Bennett, justice

Uoello court house, and about the

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same distance from Forsytn, via

creek. Cotton, sugar, rice,.

which it is 91 miles from Atlanta. syrup and honey form the shipments.

Becelves a weekly mail.

One church--Methodist--aud one

common school. Mail received daily.

GLASGOW.

William P. Babcock, P. M.

Thomas County.

Babcock William P., physician

Located 5 miles southwest of Bos Haslam G. W., saw mill

.

ton and about 7 southeast of Thom- James W. T., notary and rice mill

asville, the county seat. No post John J. M., genl store

office. Population 20.

McQuaid William A,, dentist

Bawls B, H. & Co. (B. H. Bawls,

CLElfcROVE.

Mrs. 8. M. Beaton), genl store

Ibyette County.

Scurry David, mattress mnfr

A rural village, without a poet office, claiming 25 inhabitants; situ

COCCAN8VILLE.

ated 10 miles southwest of Fayette- Monroe County--Atlanta Din. G. B. B. ville.

Station known as Goggins; 38 miles

CLEN MOORE.

From Macon and 65 from Atlanta.

Barlow County.

An unimportant settlement 4 miles

west of Kingston. Population about

25. No post office.



Forayth court house is 11 miles south east, and Barnesville, the usual depot, express and telegraph office, 5 miles west. The B, B. Co. has in progress large water tanks and wood-sawing

CLENALTA.

machinery to be operated by steam. Want of warehouse facilities prevent

Marion County.

large shipments of cotton, which

Twelve miles nortwest of Buena Vista court house and 14 from Box Springs-S. W. B, B--the nearest snipping point, via which it is 175 from Atlanta. The chief export is cotton. Methodist and Baptist, churches close by and one school Population about 30. Mail received weekly on horseback. R W. Rebel,

would otherwiae reach 1,000 bales an nually. The place has 50 inhabit ants, common school, several reli gious societies--the Primitive Baptist only with a place of worship--and two grist mills run by water power from a small stream near by. Mail daily each way. U. C. Fambro, P.M.

P.M.

Banks Richard O-, tax collector

Atoway William, carpenter Griggs.B. E., physician Leath Duke, blacksmith

Bankstou William T., constable aud sh>>emkr
Buckuer Joseph (c), wheelwright Cain H. W., justice and blacksmith

GLENMORE.
Ware County--A. A G. B. R.

Collier M. A. Mrs., grist mill Cooper W. W., grist mill Drewry B. EL, physician

The country surrounding this office Fambro U. C., genl stora is level and affords excellent grazing Harris Oren (c), blacksmith

for cattle. The inhabitants have Ingram William, grfc-.t mill

turned their attention to the culture Johnston J. M., genl store

of bees with very fine success. Glen- Johnston William F., saloon

more is a small place of about 25 Martin J. M., station keeper

population 12 miles southwest of Way Poe J. C., notary

Cross, the county seat, 108 from Sa Rhodes B. W., teacher

vannah and 300 from Atlanta, via Shearman G. W., tanner

Jesup--M. A. B. B, B, There is a Simmons G. W. & Co. (G. W. Sim-

steam mill within two miler. and mons, W. H. Reynolds), genl store

three miles distant is a rice mill ope (7 miles east)

rated by water power obtained from Ward Peter (c), blacksmith

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drive grist and saw mills and cotton gin. The principal articles of export

W County.

are cotton, poultry, eggs, butter and

The nearest shipping point ia Cochran, 10 miles distant, via which it is 151 miles from Atlanta. Hawkiiisville, the seat of justice is 20 miles southwest. Primitive and Mission ary Baptist churches. Cotton is the principal article exported. Popula tion about 40. Mail semi-weekly. James Henson, P. M. Baker William Eev., Miss. Baptist

potatoes, about 400 bales, of cotton shipped per annum. This town has a population of about 100, Primitive and Missionary Baptist churches and one common school. It is 7 miles east of Monroe court house, 14 from Social Circle, its express and ship ping station, via which Atlanta is 66 miles distant Mail weekly. T. W. Sheato, P. M.

Counts A. M., justice .

Crow James, wheelwright

Donaldson John G., constable Henson James, geiil store

Green <fc Burton, (B. B. Green, M. W. Burton), genl store

Home Isaac, grist mill

Long James L., physician

Powell G. F. Rev., Prim. Baptist Michael A. G., blacksmith

Scarborough Joseph, blacksmith

Michael J. W., carriage mkr

Smith J. R., genl store

Nunally Josiah E., justice

Taylor C. ., physician

Roberts B. W., constable

Robison James M., grist mill

GOLGOTHA.

Sheats Eugenic C. Miss, teacher

CM County. A small and unimportant settle ment, without postal facilities, 8 miles west of Marietta. Population about 20.

Wheats H. W. Heirs of, grist mill Sheats Mattie O. Miss, teacher Sheate, Michael & Co., saw mill Sheats T. W., notary and ex-off.
justice Sheats & Dickinson, cotton gin

COLOID.
Sereven County.

Watkina J. F., blacksmith Williams & Alien (David Williams,
C. W. Alien), genl store

Cotton ia the chief export from this section. The Little Ogeechee river,

GOOD WILL.

running close by, furnishes power to operate several mills. There are two

franklin County.

churches--Methodist and Baptist-- and one common school. Stages run daily to Sylvania, the county seat, 5

Twelve miles northeast of Carnesville court house, and 4 from Mar tin--E. A-L. Ry--the nearest ship

miles northeast and to Ogeechee-- No. 6, C. R. B.--the nearest shipping station, 8 miles distant, via which it is 239 from Atlanta. Mail daily. William R. Cail, P. M.

ping station, via which it is 99 miles from Atlanta. The principal export is cotton--about 100 bales shipped annually. Gum Log and EastanoDee creeks run in the vicinity, furnish

Call William R., genl store and gin
Freeman James, cotton gin

ing water power to operate grist mills. It has one church--Baptist--and about 300 population. Mail weekly.

Freeman J. W., cotton gin

R.D. Yow, P.M.

Freeman Thomas, cotton gin Howard & Waters, mill Johnson, Kimball & Co., genl
and naval store mnfrs Lee L. A., cotton gin Mock W. L.. constable Thompson W. B., justice

store

Camp D. M., blacksmith Cooper W. A., school teacher Goode J. F. Rev., Baptist Hembree John, carpenter Holbrook W. J., justice Randall & Yow, (J. W. Randall, T.
R. Yow), genl store

GOOD~HOPE. WaUon County.

Underwood T. G. Rev., Baptist Yow R. D., genl store Yow A Harrison (R. D. Yow, T. A.

Jack's creek furnishes power to Harrison), grist mill

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Fountain 8. J., justice Frasner Eli, confectioner

Harris County. .

Frusner V. A. Mrs., genl store

Established as a postoffice Februa ry, 1879. Known also as Chipley. The N. & S. B. B. will be extended to this point at an early day. Situated 8 miles north of Hamilton court house, via which it is 169 from At lanta. Cotton is the principal article of export. It has one steam saw mill, two churches--Baptist and Metbodist--and one high school Population about 300. Mall semiweekly. W. A. McGee, P. M;

Glbson Thomas, physician

Gibson W. W., physician

Griffin William Bev.. Methodist

Hooks A. C., grocer and saloon

Hudson J. T., physician

Jones Ii. M-, physician

Jones 8. A. Mrs., hotel

Massey E. I., physician

Matthews George W. Bev., Method

ist

...

Paasmore A., druggist

Patterson 8. L., genl store

Sanders King, genl store

Brannon ---- Bev., Methodist

Stevens James, grocer

Cnipley High School, J. A. Haral- Stevens J. T., grocer

son, prin

Taylor T. C., lawyer

Davis B., genl store

Walker E. A., tel opr, ezp and r. r.

Haral&on J. A., prin Chipley High

School

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Walker & Co. (E. A. Walker, Mrs.

Hardy Calvin, saw mill

A. E. Palmer), genl store

Hardy E. D., constable

Harris E. Rev., Baptist

CORDON~SPRINC.

Hasty John B., justice McGee George, genl store

Wlutftdd Cotmty.

McGee Mark, genl store

Established as a postofBce April,

COODSON.

1879. and known also as Neat's Store; is 12 miles from Dalton, the seat of

Jbyette County-(See Srookf Station.)

justice, and 9 from Tunnel Hill, its shipping office. The distance to At

COODWIN'S. DeKalb County--{See Crott Keys.)

lanta is 112 miles via Dalton and 118 via Tunnel Hill. It is situated on the headwaters of East Cbickamauga,.

CORDON.

which furnishes power to operate a gristmill. In the neighborhood are

W&dnton County--C. B. S.

two churches--Methodistaud Baptist.

At junction of the M. & E. B. B., The surrounding country is very

12 miles northwest of Irwinton court thickly settled, and is supplied with

house, ]? south of Milledgeville, 20 excellent water. The location is

from Macon, 170 from Savannah, and healthy and the lands fine. Mail

12} from Atlanta. The place has 450 received four times a week by wagon..

inhabitants, two churches--Baptist Bobert P. Neal, P. M.

and Methodist--and two white and one colored school. Cotton and fruit are largely cultivated, the annual shipments estimated at 3,000 bales cotton and 10,000 bushels peaches.

Anderson ----, grist mill Calloway J. J. 8- Bev., Baptist Martin -- Bev., Methodist Neal Robert P., genl store

Mail daily eacn way by rail. F. A. Nelson, p. M.

COSHEN.

Barclay F. 8., grocer and saloon

Lincoln County.

Bstchelor J. W., bailiff

Mill creek furnishes power to ope

Bridget B. F. & Bro. (Benjamin rate a grist mill. The nearest express

Jf. and Henry W.), genl store

and railway station is Washington,

Bndger W. J., genl store

about 20 miles distant, via which it is

DwielJ.W., grocer

161 from Atlanta. Barksdale's Ferry,

i*11*^ s. I., grocer and saloon

on the Savannah river, is the nearest

"emiater M. E. Mrs., milliner

shipping point. Gold, silver, cop-

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per, lead and precious stones are found in this section. Norman mine, near this place, has yielded very

CRANCERSVILLE.
Macon County.

handsomely. Cotton Is the chief ex port, about 100 bales being shipped annually. Two churches--Methodist and Baptist--and onecomraon school. Population 100. Mail semi-weekly. I. N. Zellars, P. M.

With an estimated population of about 35, situated on Camp creek, from which power is derived to ope rate a grist milL Has three church es in the neighborhood--Baptist, Methodist and Lutheran--and a aood

David J.. shoemkr

school. Mail is received semi-week

Lane J. S., gold miner

ly. Is 8 miles west of Oglethorpe,

Sale M. G. & Co. (M. G., D. W. and the seat ofjustice and nearest express

P. W. Sale), grist mill

and shipping office, via which it is

Samuels E. H., miller

59 miles irom Macon and 162 from

Ward W. C., gold miner

Atlanta. Samuel K. Johnson, P. M.

Wright F. M., notary Wright L., blacksmith Zellars I. 2V., genl store

Apperson Joseph Rev. (Baptist), school teacher
Brooks Benjamin C., genl store

CRA~B~ALL.

Childs William T., grist mill Coxwell George T., constable

Jones County--(See Cornucopia.) Culpepper James M., physician

HobbsWillburn A., wheelwright

CRADYSVILLE.
Ptdton County--(See Edwardsvtik.)

Holley Robert G. T., physician HowellS. B., justice Johnson Samuel K., genl store

GRAHAM.

KJmble James A. J. Rev., teacher Turner Levi G., physician

AppUng County--M. & B. R. B.

Containing about 200 inhabitants,

CRANTVILLE.

two steam saw mills, two churchesBaptist and Methodist--and office of

Ctnceta County-A. & W. P. B. B.

Southern Express. Located 10 miles Twelve miles south of Newnan, the

southeast of Baxley, the county seat, seat of justice, 36 from West Point

80 from Brunswick, 106 from Macon and 51 from Atlanta. Has a popula

and 200 from Atlanta. The chief ex tion of 700, two churches--Baptist

ports are lumber and naval stores. and Methodist--two common scuoois,

-There is very little cotton raised in offices of the Southern Express and

this section, only about 20 bales be Western Union Telegraph Companies

ing shipped annually; about the same and steam mills. Cotton and dried

number bales of wool. Mail daily fruit are the chief products, about

each way. 8. F. Sellers, P. M.

2,500 bales of the former shipped

Curry D. T., saloon Hall & Tinker (Seaborn Hall,
Tinker), saw mill Higgs Isaac, grist mill

W. C.

yearly. Mail daily each way by rail, and weekly by stage with Lutheraville and Rocky Mount. A, B. Stroud, P. M.

Patterson J. H., saw mill

Banks & Sims (N. O. Banks, J. R

Sellers S. F., exp agt

Sims), genl store

Stssoms A. & Co., gen] store and Bowen O. M., shoemkr

naval store mnfra

Brannou W. A., grocer

Williamson B. F., genl store and Brown D., shoemkr

naval store mnfr

Bryant J. H., saloon

CRANBERRY.

Harris County--N. & S. B. B,

store

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Seventeen miles from Columbus, Duncan F. E., blacksmith

117 from Macon and 220 from Atlan Garrett & Zellars (W. J. Garrett, T.

ta. No post office.

E. Zellars), genl store

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CRAVES.

GREEN HILL.

TerreU Co--Eufaula Die. 8. W. S. R

Stewart County.

Forty-two miles from Eufaula, 101 from Macon and 204 from Atlanta. No postofflce.

Fourteen miles northeast of Lump-

kin, the seat of from Atlanta.

justice, and Columbus,

about 270 25 miles

GRAY.

Jones County--If. A A. R. R.

Only road.

a half station on the above No stores or improvements at

n3sctet0ooeltreatitgonmhrnhwaapseebahssiwttt,iaomnifmsftaistci.ieletLds. BadaAtCeppn5oto0innst0tu,taabeiclnaxhlspe'uersrpxe.cspehsroMhraatannapodidslf daily. B. F. Davis, P. M.

the station. It is about 7 miles south

east of Clinton, 15 from Macon and

court 118 from

house, Atlanta,

'this place is also known as Wool-

folk Station. In the vicinity are two

cachnipudarlcohneepsrs--ocdhMuocoetlti.hoondCiosotttfoanntdhisistBhaseepctpitsirotinn.

Armor Jordan, blacksmith Cade J. A., saw mill Davia B.F., geul store Hobbs B. F., justice Lee J. W., physician McLendon Anderson, carpenter Weekly Q. W. Rev., Baptist

Wolf creek runs close by. Mail daily. Thomas J. Woolfolk, P. M.

CREENBUSH.
Walter County.

CRAY'S MILL.
Ware County--(See Pine Bloom.)

Numbering about 65 Inhabitants; 11 miles southeast of LaFayette, the

CRAYSVILLE.
CatoomCo--W. A A. S. R.

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place has about 275 churches--Baptist

inhabitants, two and Methodist--

and Iwo schools. Express, Southern.

Telegraph, Western Union. The

county seat, 18 from Tunnel nearest shipping station. <na

Hill, the which it

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Dunn H., carpenter Foster W. B., justice Huatt W. C., blacksmith Little William Jr., school teacher Little William A Son, genl store

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McWillfams P. H., justice

north. Greensborough is a town

MeWilliams G. W. & Son. genl store of perhaps 1500 inhabitants, 83 miles

McWilliams J. P.. physician

from Augusta and 88 from Atlanta.

Marsh J. J., physician

It has four schools (two colored),

Neal H. P. & A. H., genl store seven churches--two Baptist (one

Porter H. H. Bev., Methodist

colored), Episcopal, two Methodist

Storey F. H., physician Storey J. H., carpenter

(one colored), Presbyterian and Ro man Catholic. The town is'supplied

Storey, Jackson & Co.. cotton gin with 6 small Babcock fife extinguish

Suttle J. T., grist mill Wallthaul T. H., carriage mkr

ers and one hook and ladder truck. The Oreensborough Herald and the

Home Journal, two weekly newspa

CREENFIELD.

pers, are published here. Express,

Colquitt County. An unimportant, postofflce 1 miles southeast of Moultrie, the county seat,

Southern. Telegraph, Western Un ion. Mail daily each way. James W. Godkin, P. M.

and about 20 to Thomasville, the nearest shipping office,'via which it is 283 from Atlanta. Cotton is the prin cipal export. One church--Metho dist. Mail weekly. T. G. Grubes. P. M.

Adams William E., physician ' Alien Benjamin W., grocer and sa
loon Arlington William B., physician Barnhart&Kimbrough (J. E. Barn-
hart, W. A. Kimbrough), genl

GREEN'S CUT.

store Bethea William L., physician

Burke County--A. & S. R. R. Six miles north of Waynesborougb, the Beat of justice, 106 from Savan nah, 26 from Augusta and 197 from Atlanta. Located on Brier creek; has two churches--Methodist and Baptist --and one school. Population about 25. Express, Southern.' Mail recei ved daily each way. A. Chance, P.M.

Branch William H., lawyer Brown James L., lawyer Brown & Moncrief (James L. Brown,
8. J. Moncrief), boots and shoes and tanners Cartwright W. 'C., grocer and saloon Christian H. C. Bev., Methodist Cooper Lizzie Miss, tel opr Copelan Miles G., tax collector Gory & Patillo (J. A. Cory, H. A PatUlo).genI store

Bostick C. A. W.. physician

Crossley Wiley A., saw mill

Chance A., genl store and r. r. agt Davis C. A. & Son (C. A. and C. A.,

Cox P. D., justice

Jr.), genl store

' Green G. A., genl store

Doherty John J., propr Greensbor

Beese P. B., exp agt '

ough Hotel

Dorster William T., hotel and livery

GREEN'S MILL.

stable. .

Macon Co.--Eufaula Div. 8. W.

B. B.

English Joseph H., sheriff and tax receiver

Fifty-five miles from Macon, 88 Fleming Green (c), harnessmkr

from Eufaula and 158 from Atlanta. Godkin John B._, physician

No post office.

Goodwin David W., confectioner

Greensborough Herald, Columbus

CREENSBOROUCH. Greens County--ffa. B. B.

Heard, propr Greensborough Hotel, J. J. Doherty,
propr

County seat; was incorporated in Griffin John A., druggist

1803 and is located between the . wat Hall Isaac B., elk Superior Court

ers of Blcbland and Beaver Dam Harris Augustus G., furniture

creeks, 7 miles east of the Oconee Harris W. L. M., physician

river, in a healthy section surrounded Heard Columbus, lawyer and propr

by a rolling country. ' Watson's Herald

'

Springs, noted for their valuable Heard John (c), shoemkr

mineral waters, are located 10 miles Holt David 8., physician

GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line West and Southwest.

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Home Journal, J. Knowles proprs
Irwin John (c), blacksmith Johnson Barnard, dry goods

A

Son,

inhabitants, Baptist and Methodist churches, and two public schools. Located on a small stream known aa Walnut creek, 74 miles from Atlanta,

King Charles M., exp agt King Henry H., r. r. agt Kinnebrew E. C., lawyer Knowles Joshua Rev., Episcopal Knowles J. & Son (Joshua and Wil

via Hogansville--A. & W. P. R. Itits depot and express office, 16 miles northwest, whence a daily mail is received by stage. Cotton is the chief interest Miss Cornelia Ores-

liam A.), proprs Home Journal ham, P. M.

Laster Alfred (c), shoemkr

Le&ch E. G contractor

Adair Robert D., genl store

Lewis Miles W. A Sons (Miles W., Adams J. E. Mrs., music teacher

Henry T. and Hugh G.), lawyers Anthony Edward B., physician

McCall, Copelan A Co., collecting Anthony G. Judson, co. treas

..

Atfcinson Thomas A., lawyer

McDermott Thomas D., dry goods Banning Frank, genl store

McWhorter John A., lawyer

Banning James L., justice

Mapp House, L. Acree, propr

Brown Columbus B., wheelwright

Markwalter Martin, jeweler

Caldweli W. T. Bev., Methodist

Mines John 8., tailor

Christian J. O., co. tax collector

Moore Gyros (c), barber

Clements Benjamin S., co. tax re

Morgan William, dentist

ceiver

Newton Thomas C., private school Cline J. H. Bev., Baptist

Norton Charles C., cotton buyer and Ellis David, Rent store

insajft

Ellis Robert N., gen! store

Park James B. Jr., lawyer and co. Florence O. S., sheriff1

treas

Floyd Adam G., justice

Pennington Hinton C., genl store Freeman Alonzb H., lawyer



Roberts Virgil 8., furniture

Freeman Isaac (e), grocer

Robinson Mary E. Mrs., private Gammon Robert, tailor

school

Gates Hampton (c), blacksmith

Robinson Philip B., lawyer

Hall Robert F.. physician

Rassman William, saw mill

Harris Isham (c), shoemkr

Scott James T., distiller and saloon Harris J. H. & Bro. (James H,

Shannon Andrew J., lawyer

and John W.), genl store

Sitton Homer C., carriage mkr

Hinton Andrew J., ordinary

Storey Joseph M., genl store

Jones J. B., co. coroner

Storey William E., genl store

Keith Bobert D., lawyer

Straton Henry D.D. B*v., Baptist Keller William H., elk Superior Court

Sullivan John H., co. coroner

Laugley Frank (.c), blacksmith

Tarwater James L., tailor

L.edbetter Prenc M., job printer

Thompson Green H., baker

McLaugblin Benjamin T., lawyer

Thompson A Hightower, butchers Matthews O. F., oo. surveyor

Thornton Joel P., ordinary Meriwether Co. Vindicator, "William

Torbert Samuel A., confectioner

T. Bevill, propr

Walked John E., druggist and phy Nelson Joseph H., genl store

sician

Park John W., lawyer

Weaver William M., judge co. court Parker Robert A., lawyer

and ins agt

Peavjr George jL, lawyer

Wood J. Henry, grist mill

Peavy G. L. Mrs., music teacher

Wrsy Robert (c), blacksmith

Bender Lewis J., genl store

Wright Jefferson P., co. surveyor Bevill William T.,propr "Vindicator''

Shuttles John E., genl store

Terrell Edwajd B., physician

GREENVILLE.

Terrell J. E. G; physician Terrell J. E. G. A Co. (Joel E. G.

JfenieeOuT County.

Terrell, G. J. Anthony), druggists

Winslow Elbrldge, genl store

County seat; contains some 450 Winslow J. Benjamin, hotel

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a mayor and board of aldermen, consisting of two members from each

Folk County.

of the four wards. The educational

Discontinued as a postofflce Nov., 1878. Business of the office transfer red to Cedartown.

facilities are unusually good, con sisting (in addition to the common schools) of the Sam Bailey Male In stitute, Griffin Female College, and

CRESHAMVILLE.

Female Seminary. There are five churches--Baptist, Methodist, Pres

Oreene County.

byterian, Episcopal, and Christian-

Established as a postoffic in 1877. is a place of 50 inhabitants situated on the dividing ridge between the Appalacliee and Oconee rivers, about 2 miles from each and 5 above their confluence, 10 miles west of Greens-

two newspapers--the Griffin Jfewt, daily, and Griffin Sun, weekly; two banks, two marble yards, a number of good stores and three hotels. Tel egraph, Western Union. Express, Southern. James A. Logan, P. M.

borough court house and 5 east of Buck Head--Ga B. B--the nearest depot and express office, which is 75 miles from Atlanta. Greeshamville is a comparatively new settlement containing two brick stores, school bouse and a neat church--Baptist. The surrounding country is exceed

Alexander &, Wiles (J. D. Alexan der, C. A. Niles), propre Griffin News, 28 Hill
Altbrd John Q. A. lawyer, Solomon,
nrHill Alien & Co. (N. E. Alien, E. S. Bob-
erta), lumber yard, Broadway, cor

ingly productive and tilled by a class of intelligent and enterprising farm ers, cultivating chiefly cotton and grain. Mail semi-weekly by carrier and horse. Jeqse V. Thomas, P. M.

Barrett George G., grocer, 3 Hill Bass A Heard (J. L. Bass, E. A.
Heard), genl store.58 Hill Beck A Beeks (E. W. Beck, W. C.
Beeks), liiwyers, 46 Hill

Bishop M., physician

Beeks Charles P., furniture, 3 Solo

Gresham J. T., genl store

mon

Gresham W. F., physician

Beeks James A., com mer.3Solomon

Henley A. W., physician McWhorter W. H., notary

Bell James N., grocer, 20 Hill Blakely Benjamin B., grocer, 14 Hill

Moody W.. physician

Blanton B. P. A Co. (B. P. Blanton,

Swanson T. J. Kev., Baptist

H. E. Williamson), grist mill, Mer-

Thomas Jesse V., genl store Wilson S. A., blacksmith
Wood T. B., carpenter

1 wether, cor 8th Boynton James S., lawyer, 46} Hill Boynton John Q., contractor, Solo

mon, cor 6th

GRIFFIN. Spotting County--Atlanta Din. O.

R. B.

Brawner H. T. A Son (H. T. A J. M.) books, 26 Hill
Bray Thomas H., marble dlr

County seat; lanta, 60 from

43 miles from At Macon and 35 from

Brewer !L. B. A Son (L. B. A W. HA cotton buyers and guano agts, 9 Sol

Newoan; at junction of the Atlanta Div. C. B. B., and S., G. AN. A. B.B,

omon Bridges A Morris (J. C. Bridges, J. T.

This city was first laid out about Morris), saloon. 17 Hill

1840, and was named for General L. Brooks A Mills (T. J. Brooks, J. B.

L.. Griffin. Its growth was very rnpid for the first ten years of its ex

Milli), genl store, 47 Hill Brown Fannie Mrs., milliner, 29 Hill

istence, having in 1850, a population Brown L. J. Mrs., milllner,25 Hill

of very nearly 2,000. In 1870 the of Buckalew J. P., saloon, 10 Hill

ficial census gave it 3,421. At present the number of inhabitants will not

Burr Henry C., stoves, etc., 49 Hill CaldweU John J., pbyslcian.28 Hill

fall far short of 6,500. It possesses a delightful climate, and of late years

Carson James B., barber, 41 Hill City National Bank, G. J. Drake,

bus become very popular as a sum pres; J. G. Bhea, cashier; 39

mer resort. The city is governed by Hilt

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Clark G. W. & Sou (G. W. & J. H.), Ison Oliver H., saloon, 7 Hill

genl store, 2 Broadway and grocers, Johnson C. H. & Son 'C. H. and R

15 Hill

H.), hardware, 16 Hill

Cleveland James B., dentist, 49} Hill Johnson Lewis C., hardware, 45 Hill

Cole William T., cotton and guano, Johnson Russell P., agrl implts, 46

60 Hill

Hill

Cunningham George W., auction and Jones John H., lawyer, 28 Hill

com, 36 Hill

Jones Richard A., marble dlr,

Daniel Milton J., physician, 11 Hill Broadway, cor 6th. (See p. 521.)

Deane Richard J.. photographer, 17 Jordan W. T., co. surveyor

Hill

Kalmon Joseph J., genl store, 19 Hill

Dickinson John F., carriages, 12 Hill Keith J. H. & Co., genl store, 13 Hill Dismuke Frederick D., lawyer, Al- Kendall T. B. Rev., Methodist

mab Hall

Kincaid William J., genl store, 55

Doe Benjamin W., co. coroner

Hill

Drewry D. E. & Co., (D. E. Drewry, King John C., genl store, 59 Hill

^Mrs. M. K. Fambro), grocers, 4 .Lee C. M. &Bro. (C. M. and S. J.),

'Solomon

livery stable, Broad, nr Hill. (See

Drewry Nicholas B., druggist and p. 521.1

physician, 28 Hill Engel Joseph, srenl store, 1 Hill

Little & Manley (J. W. Little, J. T. Manley), genl store. 29 Hill

Foster Joseph P., ajtt C. B. B.

Lower Abel, watchmkr, 24 Hill

George William M. E., saloon. 8 Loean Harry P., mngr W. U. Tel. Co.,

Hill

2HI11

George A Harmett, (J. D. George, W. Ia>gan James H.. exp agt, 2 Hill

H. Hartnett). grocers and dry McCoy McN. Bev., Presbyterian

goods, 34 Hill

McDonald Robert A., dentist. 24}

Goddard Lucius, propr Goddard Hill

House, grocer, Broadway cor McKee Thomas S., saddles and har

Brooks and depot building

ness, 18 Hill

Griffin Banking Co., M. L. Bates, MeWilliams B. P. & Son (B. P. and

pres; W. M. Mitchell, cashier; 48 J. W.), grocers, 25 Hill

Hill

Me Williams & Mann (S. B. MeWil

Griffin Daily & Weekly News, liams, J. F. Mann), erocers,32 Hill

Alexander & Niles, proprs; 28 Hill Mangham Samuel W., grocer and Griffin Female College, A. B. Niles, queensware, 37 Hill

pres; College, fir Hill

Martin David N., lawyer, 36 Hill

Griffin Sun, Wm. B. Hanleiter editor; Mitchell B. J. 4 Co. (B. J. Mitchell,

7 Solomon

B. C. Randall), genl store, 30 Hill

' Hammond Edwin. W., lawyer, 46 Mitchell William M., co. treas

Hill

Mitchell W. J. Rev., Baptist

Hammond Joshua H., co. tax receivr Moore John L., physician, 28 Hill

Hanleiter William B., editor Griffin Murray Alexander G., U. S. commr,

Sun, 7 Solomon

33} Hill

.Harris Joseph M., druggist, 11 Hill Murray Alexander S., lawyer and

Hasselkus & Patrick. (H. W. Hassel- job printer, 33} Hill

kus, M. J. Patrick), boots, shoes Nail Thomas, city elk and treas, 44

and tannery, 22 Hill

Hill

Home HoweU C., grocer and liquors, Nelms A. M. Mrs., propr Nelms

31 Hill

House, Broadway

,

Home William H., co. tax collector Newton Ch:irles F., lumber and coal,

Hudson William B., livery and Broad, cor Hill

sale stable, Broadway, cor Sixth. Niles & Hair (T. B. Niles, I. N,

(See p. 521.)

Hair), clothing, 35 Hill

Hunt John J., ordinary

Patterson David W., cotton and com

Hunt A, Johnson, (J. J. Hunt, C. B. mer, 9 Solomon

Johnson), lawyers, 44 Hill

Pitts George W. (c), barber, 2 Broad

IsonEmanuel I., saloon, 43 TTII1

PItte J. Madison (c), barber, 35 Hill

Iflomn ilFrank

M.,

saloon. Solomon, nr

Pope James C., elk Superior Court Porter Archibald A., gunsmith

your Cotton East via the
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Powell William H., livery stable grist mill and cotton gin. Is 12 miles

Beeves William A Co. (William southeast of Clinton, the seat of jus Beeves, G. B. Broadfoot, 8. W. tice, 181 from Savannah, 9 from Ma-

Mangham), druggists, 41 Hill

con and 112 from Atlanta. Has two

Bbea & Boyd (J. G. Rhea, Joseph churches--Baptist and Methodist--

D. Boyd), cotton and com mere, 56 two schools--colored and white--one

Hill

steam saw mill, and is 'the office of

Sam Bailey Male Institute, Southern Express Co. Cotton and

William Ira Smith, prin. (See p. fruit are the principal products.

521.)

About 550 bales of cotton shipped

Searcy W. E. H stenographer annually. Population 75. Mail daily

and reporter Flint Circuit. (See p. each way. J. W. Quackenbusb, P. M.

521.) Scheuerman
Hill Sbackelford

Aaron, genl store, James B., harness,

21 52

Gibson R. T., saw mill Gibson Thomas,-physician
Godfrey John, genl store

Hill Sims Richard H., cotton buyer, 60
Hill Slaton A Peden (C. W. Slaton, D. D.
Peden), cotton and com mere, Sol

Grier E. C., r. r. agent
Harrison & Martin (William HaYrison, Augustus Martin), genl store
Reynolds H., gin and grist mill Van Buren J. R., exp agt

omon, nr Hill Smith William Ira, pres Sam

CROCANVILLE.

Bailev Male Institute (See p. 521.)

CM County.

Snider E. L. & Bro. (E. L. and A. A.), genl store, 57 Hill
Sorrel A. C., cotton buyer, 1 Solomon Stewart & Hall (J. D. Stewart, J.

Five miles south of Roswell, and about 10 east of Marietta. Popula tion 18. No post office.

I. Hall), lawyers, 34 Hill Stilwell & Keith (J. F. Stilwell, J. H.

CROOVERVILLE.

Keith), genl store, 23 Hill Stilwell & White (J. Stilwell, G. W.

Brooks County--(See Dixie.)

White), genl store, 33 Hill Strickland Robert F., genl store, 53
Hill

GROVE.
Effort County.

Button, Williams & Co. IJ. F. Button, Located on North river 13 miles

J. M. Williams, J. E. Moss, D. 8. northwest of Elberton, the county

Muse), genl store, 51 Hill

seat, and 5 from Bowman, its ship

Thurman Thomas W., lawyer, 24J ping station, via which it is 136 from

Hill

Atlanta. It has- three saw mills in

Waxelbaum & Lyons (Sol. Waxel- tht vicinity, operated by steam; one

baum, W. C. Lyons), dry goods and church--Baptist--and one common

clothing, 27 Hill

school. The population is less than

Wheeler Billings, propr Wheeler 30. Cotton is the chief export. Mail

House, Hill, cor Broadway

received semi-weekly on horseback.

White Henry B., notary and justice, Charles W. Hall, P. M.

Solomon, nr Hill

Williams J. S. Mrs., milliner, 24 Bowers John H., blacksmith

Hill

Brown John D., justice

Woodruff Leonard L., buggies and Chapman John E., genl store

sewing machine agt, 6 Hill

Christian William T., saw mill

Word John Q., furniture, 53 Hill Duucan Asa Rev., Baptist

Wright Abel A., watch mkr, 18 Hill Elliott Alien B.. genl store

Yates J. A., gunsmith

Gloer A Gloer (Isaac D. and Isham

G.), genl store

CRISWOLDVILLE. Janes County--C. R. R.

Goes Isham H. Rev., Baptist Hall Charles W., blacksmith, no
tary and ex-off. justice

Located on Big Sandy Creek, from Hendrick Francis M., carpenter which power is derived to operate a Hunter Alexander E., physician

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Jones William, saw mill

Newman Oliver Rev., Baptist

King William H., machinist

Porter M. A. Miss, school teacher

Moore William M., saw mill

Vlckery William J. Rev., Baptist Walker Samuel H., physician Wright Elisha, carpenter

CULLETTSVILLE. Ifonroe County--(See Cabonis.)

GROVE LEVEL. Banks County.

CULLY BRANCH. Coffee County.

Grove river is the water course on which this little place of about 25 in habitants is situated. It has one churcli--Baptist--onecommonschool and one mill operated by steam power. Corn and cotton are the chief exports. Maysville, the near est shipping point, is 5 miles distant, via which it is 83 miles from Atlan ta. Homer, the county seat, is 5 miles north. Mail tri-weekly on horseback. Thomas C. Chandler, P. M.

Nine miles northwest of Douglas, the seat of justice, and 30 from Hasslehurst, the nearest shipping station, via which it is 233 from Atlanta. Seventeen Mile creek, near by, fur nishes excellent water power for ope rating mills and factories, but is not utilized. Wool, cotton and poultry form the chief exports. In the neigh borhood are two churches-- Methodist and Baptist--and common school. Population less than 20. Mail semiweekly on horseback. A. A. Day,

Brewer J. B., millwright

P.M.

Chandler Thomas C., co. commr

school

Day A. A., land agt

Lockhart D. V.. physician McDonald M. L., grist mill McDonald W. W., carpenter

CUM CREEK. Dooly County.

Ray J. F., carpenter

Situated on Flint river 11 miles

southwest of Vienna court house and

CROVETOWN.

. 25 from Montezuma, its shipping sta-



Columbia County--Ga. S. B. Eleven miles southeast of Appllng, the seat of justice, 15 from Augusta and 156 from Atlanta. This is a thriving little town containing about 225 inhabitants. Has a Baptist church and two commou schools. Cotton, wood, corn and potatoes form the principal shipments; about 1,000 bales of cotton exported annually. Mail daily each way. Charles J. CliflbrdTP. M.

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tion, via which it is 177 from Atlanta. It has a population of about 75, two churches--Baptist and Methodist-- and two common schools. Mail tri weekly. E. Rowland, P. M.
A Coney (Perry C. Clegg, SamW. Coney), genl store Lewis J. F. & S. B., genl store Singleton Thomas A., physician Vincent G. M., physician Young J. A. Rev., Prim. Baptist Young Seaton T., physician

Atklnson James M. Rev., school teacher

CUM SPRINGS.

Brooks U. R., justice and agt ag

Bartow County.

ricultural implements Clifford Charles J.,
and exp agt Fisk John N., painter

genl

store

This was not made a postofnce until May, 1879. No report could be re

ceived in time for publication.

Hatton Ethel Miss, poetess Hatton Joseph, physician

CUNN'S MILLS.

Hayne Paul H., author and poet McDonald C. H., justice, notary and

Warren County--(See Norwood.)

r.r. agt Maddox Jackson, physician Neal A. D., shoemkr .

CUYTON. Efflngham County--C. B. B

Neal George V., lawyer

Known also as Whitesville, is a

yur Merchandise from Boston and Mew York Via the CEORCIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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beautiful and healthy village of about Marshall William, justice

300 population located 5 miles east Sharpe H. R, co. commr

of the Ogechee river, 6 west of Spring Webb Joseph T. Rev., Methodist field, the county seat, 30 from Savan

nah, 160 from Macon and 263 from

HALCYON DALE.

Atlanta. The village is noted for the intelligence and refinement of its

Screven County--No. 5, C. B. B.

citizens; has three religious denomi Office of Southern Express and

nations-- Baptist, Christian- and Western Union Telegraph; is 19

Methodist--each with a neat house miles southwest of Sylvania, the

of worship, private and public county seat, 50 from Savannah, 140

schools and office of Southern Ex from Macon and 243 from Atlanta.

press Co. The chief interests are It has a population of 525--300 of

cotton, farm products, lumber and which are colored--Methodist and

wood. Mail daily. John Harrison, Baptist churches--also one colored

P.M.
Archer H. E. physician Cassidy H. E. Rev., Baptist CramplerC. A. Rev., Methodist Orayson Thomas J-, blacksmith Hanison John, exp agt Mather J. C-, genl store Moore George, lawyer

church; grist mill and gin operated by steam power. The Ogeeche river, which divides this county from Bllocb, is two miles distant. Cotton, corn, rice and syrup form the chief exports. Mail daily each way. W. Q. Brewer, P. M. Blitch W. a & Bro., (Will is 8. and

Speir & Cubbedge, grist and saw mill William M.), genl store

Toole J. A., physician Toole O., geul store

Brewer W, G., tel opr, exp and r. r. agt
Conner Q. B., justice

HADDOCK STATION.

DeVaun & Bro. (John L. and Wil liam), coopers

Jone County--if. A A. &JS.

Doughtry Deny, wood dlr

Discontinued postofflce, 19 miles Evans J. R, Jr., genl store

from Macon. 106 from Augusta 122 from Atlanta, via Macon.

and

Gambol O. W. Rev., Methodist Hagins A. J., genl store Hagins A Morel (William A. Hagins.

HACINSVILLE. Bulloch Grunt]!.

Young E. Morel), gin, grist mill and rice beater Humphries John R Rev., Baptist

Postofflce for the convenience of a Humphries J. T. & J. R), Rev. James

small farming community, about 8 T. and John R), gin, grist and saw

miles east of county seat.

tiwaiiisborougb,

the

mill Lanier A. L., lawyer

Lee J. E., genl store

HAHIRA. Lovmdes County.

Marsh J. M., genl store Moore C. EL, steam gin Moore W. J.. physician

Fifteen miles from Valdosta--A. & Williams F. M., notary

G. ft. R--its shipping station, via which it is 325 from Atlanta. It is

HALLOCA*.

near Little river, has three churches in the neighborhood--Mettiodist, Baptist and Pr. sbyterian--and one common school. Cotton, corn, oats,

ChattotuxxAee County. Farmers post office, 7 miles above Cuaseta, the seat of justice, 13 from

syrup and cattle are the chiefexports. Box Springs--S. W. R R--its

Population less than 20. Mail week nearest depot and express office,

ly. Ivey Lawson, P. M. Barfleld John F., co. commr Bunkine S. W., physician Hendersou J. H., justice Lawson John A., co. commr

and about 125 from Atlanta. Small streams in the neighborhood furnish abundant power for operating a num ber of grist mills. Cotton, grain and potatoes are the chief shipments. Baptist and Methodist churches and

D. F. Willcox, OoHnmbu, Owl Xnnmaoe, Tire, Hulas, Lift, Ac cident. Ertabliihed 1819.

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a public school are in the vicinity. Dandy C. L., lawyer Mail is received tri-weekly from Co Farley Irby (c), shoemkr

lumbus by buggy. John D. Brown* Fort JR. E., co. tax receiver

ing, P. M.

Fuller Samuel T. Bey.. Baptist

Biggers B. M., grist mill Cook James M., grist mill Gorda George millwright Hickey James (c), blacksmith Patterson B. C., notary

Gamble John W. Jr., hotel . Hamilton Journal, Blount & Dennis .
proprs Hood Milton F., lawyer, feed store
and grist mill Howard Frank, harness mkr

HAL1/8~MILL.

Hunt Samuel J., co. tax collector Jenkins Thomas L., dentist

Bartow County-- W.&A-R. R. A small place of perhaps 30 inhab itants, situated IS miles above Cartersville court house, 76 from Chatta nooga, Term., and 64 from Atlanta. Kingston, 4 miles south, is its express office and telegraph station. The station is known as Hall's. Mail dally. John W. Edwards P. M.

Kimbrough Henry C., co. treas Lamar Thomas J., co. surveyor Miller Joseph, notary Mitchell & Copeland (Thomas 8.
Mitchell, Byron Copeland}, phy sicians Mobley James M., lawyer Mobley Bros. (Reuben B., Jentus H. and John B.), genl store Palmer W. JL., teacher

Edwards John W., genl store Hall li. H., r. r. agt Leyden Patrick, station kpr McMurry J. A. Rev., Baptist

Peiuell Quinton T., genl store Robinson W. Samuel, elk Superior
Court Smith W. J., co. coroner Stanford JLycurgus JL., lawyer

HAMILTON. fiorrw County-- N. &S. R. R.

Tally F. M., grocer and suloou Truett Alonzo F., grocer Turner John, hotel

County seat: a handsome little city of 300 population,-situated on an ele vated plateau in full view of Pine and Oak Mountains. Its climate IB un

Williams B. H., sheriff Williams J. F. C., ordinary Williams J. T., lawyer and justice Williams'Samuel (c), blacksmith

surpassed, and its bracing air com mends it as a summer resort. It has

HAMILTON'S X ROADS.

two white churches--Baptist and

JfcDuffle County.

Methodist--and one colored--Baptist -^one white and one colored school. Cotton is its chief shipment--5,000

Established as 1879.

a

post office Aprib

bales annually. It is the present terminus of the N. & 8. R. JR., via

MAMMONS MILL.

which it is 23 miles from Columbus,

FtoyA County.

its nearest express and telegraph sta tion, and 161 from Atlanta. Mail daily, except Sunday. B. C. Kimbrougb, P. M.

An unimportant post office for the accommodation of a small commu nity of farmers.

Barden Nathaniel H., grocer

HAMP BRANCH.

Blackmon J. JL., grocer Blount & Cameron (John T. Blount,

Sereeen County.

Henry C. Cameron), lawyers

The Ogeechee creek, close by, fur

Blount & Dennis (John T. Blount. nishes power to operate a grist mill.

Joseph It. Dennis), proprs Journal The principal export is cotton. Stage

Clements Stephen D. Rev., Method communications daily with Sylva-

ist

nia, the county seat, 8 miles north'.

Copeland Alexander F., genl store The nearest shipping, point is Hal

Cowsert & Kimbrough (Jitmes cyon Dale--No. 5, C. R. B.--7 miles,

H. Cowsert, Henry C. Kimbrough), via which Atlanta is 250 miles dis

genl store

tant. There are churches and schools

CU1D your Merchandise from Philadelphia and Balbtlir tlmorevla GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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in the vicinity. The population is Maxwell Arnold T., agt C. R. R.,

very small. Mail weekly. J. Y. tel opr and exp agt

Walker.P. M.

Maxwell I*. A Son, harness mkrs

Blitch W. S. & Bro., genl store

Middleton Stephen S., furniture

BowieJ. W., physician

Mitchell & Hightower, (L. A. Mitch-

Walker J. V., genl store

ell, J. O. Hightower, livery stable

White E. D., steam mill

Oxlord ---- Rev., Prim. Baptist

Peebles William H., physician

HAMPTON. Henry County--Atlanta Din. O. S. B.

Peebles & Read (W. H. Peebles. W. T. Read), druggists
Ponder John F., dentist

Known also as Bear Creek, 10 miles ' southwest of McDonough, the seat of justice, 71 from Macon and 32 from Atlanta. Office of Southern Express and Western Union Telegraph. Has a population of about 800, four churches--Primitive Baptist, Chris tian, Methodist Episcopal and Meth odist Protestan t--one common school, one gin and grist mill operated by steam, and two grist and one saw mill operated by power derived from the Towetaga. The chief export is cotton, about 8,000 bales shipped an nually. (Stage communication daily with McDonough. Mail daily. Thom as G. Barnett, mayor and P. M.

Poole William, painter Reagan Edward J., lawyer Schaefer George, banker, cotton and
com mer Smith Wesley F. Rev., Methodist Thompson Benjamin P., saloon and
billiards Tucker Benjamin EL, genl store Tumipseed Jesse C., physician Tumipaeed J. W., grist mill Tumipseed William W., carriage
mkr Walls James F., lawyer Weldon E. B.,physician Wise George El, genl store Wolf George, livery stable Wyatt J. S., livery stable

'

Adams Robert, grist and saw milL (3 miles.)
Askew James, saloon

HANNAHATCHEE.
Steaart County.

Barnett Nathan T., physician Barnett Thomas G., justice BivinB Dtuiiel B., genl store Brown James E., editor Henry Co.
Weekly Cox N. K, saloon Fears W. S. Rev., Christian Glaser Albert, geiil store Harper R. T., hotel Harper & Turner (R. T. Harper, G.
F. Turner), genl store Harris Edward G., gin, grist and saw
mill

Known also as Antioch, is 10 miles northwest of Lumpkin court house and 25 from Columbus, its shipping office and express station, via which it is 163 from Atlanta. Has one steam saw and grist mill, a Primitive Bap tist church, an excellent academy, and a tributary population of about 200. Cotton is the principal article of export. It is on the regular weekly mail route running from Columbus to Florence, M. D. Tatum, P. M.

Henderson Arthur J., plantation Garner & Tatum (Misses Una Garner,."

supplies

Lon Tatum), genl store and milli

Henderson F. H. M. Rev., Christian nery

Henry County Weekly, J.E. Brown, Jamieson W. W., physician

editor

Peek William W., physician

Hughes J. G., shoemkr

Tatm M. D., genl store

Jacobs David genl store

Thomaaon Thomas L., teacher

James M. A. Mrs., milliner

James S. A. Mrs., milliner,

HAPEVILLE..

Kulmou Julius J., dry goods McConnell Benjamin V., lawyer

PaUon County.

McDoweU & Brooks (T. H. McDow- A small place of about 90 inhab-

ell, W. S. Brook), genl store

itante, 8 miles southwest of Atlanta,

Mclntoeh Hezekiah P., genl store the seat of Justice. It has a saw and

Manson Z. T., genl store

grist mill operated by steam, and

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Prop'rs, 27 A 29 Broad St.

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one school. The religious organiza tions are Methodist, Baptist and

HARDWICK.

Presbyterian, but they have no

Bryan County.

churches. Fruit and fruit trees are the chief exports. About 400 bales of cotton shipped annually, moat of which is hauled to market by wagon.

Has a population of about 20, no post office, and is located 5 miles southeast of Way's Station.

It is located near enough the railroad to receive nuil twice a day. Samuel

HARLEM.

H. Perkins, P. M.

Columbia County--Qa. B. B.

Bagwell W. H. mattress mkr

One hundred aud forty-six milea

Dodson Benj. P. Rev., Methodist

jrotn Atlanta, 25 from Augusta and

Griffin )., physician

.0 southeast of Applmg, tue county

Hape Samuel & Co. (Samuel Hape, seat. Office of Soutuern Express and

P. M. Kilpatrick), nursery

Western Union Telegraph. Two

Lane J. L,., geul store

churches--Methodist aud Baptist-

Pegg Samuel G., notary

two common schools and one acad

Perkins J. It., wagon mkr

emy. Cotton is the chief production

Perlcins Samuel H., fertilizers --about 1,000 bales shipped per an

Perkius 8. H. & S. F., gin, grist and num. It uas a population of 300 aud

saw mill

one steam saw and planing mill.

Todd Robert Rev., Methodist

Mail daily each way. J. li. Hussey,

P.M.

HARALSON.

Anthony & Anthony, genl store

Coiesta County.

Bevens . H., genl store and dentist

Containing about 80 inhabitants, Is situated 18 miles southeast of Newnan court house, and 6 from Senoia --S., G. & N. A. B. B.--its shipping point, via which it is 62 from Atlan ta. It has one mill operated by steam power, three churches--Meth odist, Baptist aud Lutheran--and one common school. Mail weekly on

Cooper W. H., genl store Harrison W., genl store Hatcher L. V., genl store Hatcher M. B., genl srore bCussey J. Jj.j r. r. agt and tel opr Kuiin J. W., geul store Osliii W. W. Jttev., Methodist Saudera A. J., physician Snockley J. P., puysician

horseback. W. B. Stilwell, P. M.

HARMONY GROVE.

Baughn A. J., wheelwright Breafctteld J. W., blacksmith

Jackson County--N. JB. S. B.

Cousins W. Li. Prof.,school teacher Near the Oconee river, 9 milea

Culpepper J. I)., tanner and shoemkr northeast of Jefferson court house,

Kircher Ferdinand, shoemkr

with which it connects by daily mail

Bawls Jesse. grist mill

stage; 19 1'roiu Athens, 20 from Lula

Stilwell W. K., genl store

ana 85 tram Atlanta via the A. & C.

Taylor J. P., physician

A-.L Ky. It is a prosperous town of

Wilson T. W., justice

about five years growth, containing

500 population, Baptist and Methodist

HARDAWAY.

entireties, an excellent high school,

Dougherty Co.--Alb. Din. A. <fe G. It. B.

and steam, grist aud saw milL About 4,000 bales ot cotton are exported ann

Discontinued post office, 250 miles ually, together with large quantities

from Savannah and 217 from At of graiu. Mail dally by rail. W. J

lanta, via Albany.

GOBS, P. M.

HAROINS.
tfloyd County.

Brazeel Henry, carpenter Campbell A. O. & Jtsro., genl store Chandler J. M., genl store

Is not a post office. Has some 25 Cheney B. S., exp and r. r. agt

inhabitants, and is located 5 miles Cromer H. B., grist aud saw mill

north of Borne.

DeaUwyler V. H., physician

PLEASE,TAKE, TINE TO READ THIS.-Let us Study to eschew evil and do right, that we may establish and main tain confidence in each other, and be more happy.

FRAUD.

proved for Twenty-Five Years before they commenced. Some Druggists re

Write to Dr. M. A. Simmons, at St. fused to handle any other than his,

Louis, Moyfor a copy of "THE IUKA which they knew to be right. Some

MIKBOB EXTBA." He stamps and others who had known his medicine for

sends them free of charge, and is thank many years argued that Zeilin & Co.

ful for every order.

had done him good, by advertising so

The following is a brief and imperfect much. Pity such "good," and such ar

synopsis of it:

guments to ameliorate such an outrage

SEC. I. Headed Deception. Page 2. upon him and the community. We

An exposition of a scheme inaugurated have been told that hi places where Dr.

and put in action by J. H. Zeilin <fc Co., M. A. Simmons' Medicine did not go at

for the purpose of substituting their all after they commenced advertising--

advertisements and medicine for Dr. Columbus Georgia for an instance--

M. A. Simmons' which he had been people soon became disgusted with the

running successfully and with perfect name and quit the Simmons' Medicine

satisfaction to consumer?, for Twenty- entirely. But where some use his, and

Five Year?. Pour years of which time some the Simmons' prepared by other

he traveled through the country, horse parties, the reputation is kept up, his

back and in his buggy, hunting inva gaining the ascendency until others

lids, inducing them to try his medicine, have little if any sale at all. Seethe

taking certificates of cures and publish letter of Dr. W. H. Bennett Druggist

ing them and establishing agencies for of Meridian, Miss., and others Page 10

the sale of his Liver Medicine on com and 11.

mission : and Nine Years of that To check the circulation of Dr. M. A.

Twenty-Five he spent all he made in Simmons' paper, "The luka Mirror,"

advertising. This, section contains the read Zeilin's note to the Postmaster at

proof of Zeilin & Go's, design, object luka, about said paper, which note was

and intention, full and satisfactory. assigned' "Notice," and seemed to be

To suppress Dr. M. A. Simmons' from the Postmaster at Philadelphia,

advertising, see their contract with pub Pa., and what the Philadelphia Post

lishers of newspapers with whom they master says about Zeilin. To make

advertised, binding them under pen people believe that they and tbeir med

alty of losing their pay, to not insert icine are all right, and that Dr. M. A.

any other advertisement "in whole or Summons is the impostor, read their

in part'' like theirs; or anything that ridiculous personal slander under head

might be calculated to injure their bus- "Disreputable."

mess; or that mentions their name, or They boast of their own Integrity and

"ingredients of articles" in censure: honor, which, of course, was not neces

(we suppose they mean "ingredients" sary if true, which was doubtless in

of their medicine) and to "exert them tended as a liiik in their scheme of

selves to protect and promote their deception.

interests." Thus they secured the They say they are licensed by the

signatures of publishers bound under State of Georgia to compound medi

penalty to "protect" and assist them cines, which gassing was also not

In getting hold of the hard earnings of necessary if it had been true. Bead the

another n,an, to be appropriated to proof that it was not true in the letter

their own use, without leaving any of the Secretary of the *Iedical Board

chance at all for the honest readers of at Milledgeville, Ga.

newspapers all over the country to be See their false statements about be

informed of the fraud and fiendish de ing sole proprietors and patentees

ception upon them. Some publishers and false threats to prosecute drug

refused to assign it or advertise for gists for selling Dr. M. A. Sim

them at all, but most of them adverised mons' Liver Medicine^--in their cir

for them and we guess, assigned their cular to druggists, and letters,

contract. Dr. M. A. Simmons being thus on the subject from J. B. Chiles, F. O.

shut out from communication with the Mays, B. L. Boss and D. W. Bice, and

reading public, made the beat use of his a provocation offered to Zeilin & Co. to

own printing office and newspaper that induce them to prosecute.

he could, by mailing to addresses, of See the false report that is circulated

business men found in Commercial in Texas, that they (Zeilin A Co.) were

Begisters. In a few yean theirs in possession of Dr. M, A. Simmons'

was the Medicine

only known

Simmons' Liver to a large majority

right, and that he is out of the ness. Bowell's letter.

busi

of the people in sections of country, A similar report published In a paper

where Dr. M. A. Simmons' had been in North Carolina, Bute's letter. JMQ

sued abundantly and universally ap They say they are proprietors ofjthe

Original and only Dr. Slmmons' Liver that he la entitled to the benefits of Its

Medicine.

reputation, and that others of similar

SEC. II. Headed Justice, page 4, name are inferior to his, and that his

contains letters from his relatives and has sustained a good reputation there

others, of proof that M. A. Simmons up to the present time.

alone did establish the reputation of P. C. McCOWATT certifies that his

his medicine by his own efforts, indus father sold Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver

try, and the expenditure of large sums Medicine for him in Jackson, Tenn., in

of money for about twenty-two years 1843, and that it has sustained a good

before the death of A. Q. Simmona reputation there up to the present time.

(1840 to 1862) and about seven years DR. S. MANSFIELD certifies that

afterwards (1862 to 1869), before Zeilin he has been selling Dr. M. A. Simmons'

& Co. commenced.

Liver Medicine, in Memphis, Tenn.,

REV. W. Q. SEWELL certifies that twenty-six years; that it was sold by

Dr. M. A. Simmons was manufactur his predecessors many years before he

ing and selling his Liver Medicine in bought them out; that the Doctor ad

1840. That he has advertised it exten vertised it well all the time; that it is

sively up to the present time. He says: the genuine Simmons' Liver Medicine,

" I suppose no- one ever thought of or and is good.

even suspected any other Simmons' DR. H. F. FARNSWORTH certifies

Liver Medicine or Regulator until 1860 that he procured Dr. M. A. Sim

or 1870."

mons' Liver Medicine from him, and

T. F. CHEEK and wife certify that sold it in Memphis, Tenn.. in 1843, and

Dr. A. Q. Simmons anticipated a co that it has been deservedly popular at

partnership with Dr. M. A. Simmona all times.

from the time he moved to Texas until REV. F. P. SCRUGQS, of Middle

his death; that he, (Dr. A. Q. Simmons) Tennessee and North Alabama Confer

never took a certificate, and never ad ences, certifies that he became acquaint

vertised any, and never used his auto ed with Dr. M. A. Simmons and his

graph -upon his medicine. And that Liver Medicine, twenty-five or thirty

Dr. M. A. Simmons did advertise ex years ago; that he was then advertis

tensively, and used bis present Trade ing it; that it was popular and saleable

Mark.

then, and has been ever since, and

A. R. SULLINBERGER and wife that he never beard of any other " Sim

certify that Dr. M. A. Simmons came mons' Liver Medicine" until since the

west in 1842, and soon sent back his war.

advertisements, and that Dr. A. Q. JAS. H. FARRELL and WM. T.

Simmons never had his labels and pre LONG, of Holly Springs, Miss,, cor

scriptions printed until Dr. M. A. Sim roborate the above as to the length of

mona' printed matter was received in time Dr. M. A. Simmons has been ad

Georgia; that Dr. M. A. Simmons ad vertising and selling his Liver Medi

vertised extensively, and that his busi cine, and its popularity from its first

ness had grown to considerable magni introduction there--early in 1843 up to

tude by 1846; that Dr. A. Q. Simmons the present time.

never advertised any, and did not use G. ADAMSON certifies that he

his autograph upon his medicine; that bought of Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver

Dr. A. Q. Simmons spoke of M. A. Medicine directly from him,.and sold it

Simmons as an original proprietor of in Jackson, Tenn., for a period of more

the Liver Medicine, and read his ad than twenty years; that it always gave

vertisements as such with interest. satisfaction to his customers, and that

COL. JAS. P. SIMMONS certifies the he invariably refused to buy articles

same as to time Dr. M. A. Simmons made by others purporting to be the

commenced. That he advertised ex same.

tensively at his own expense, and Dr. From the letter of I. C. DoBOSE A

A. Q. Simmons did not advertise at all. CO., of Mobile, Ala., we see the date

THOS. A. FALCONER, certifies that J. H. Zeilin & Co. commenced ad

that he printed and advertised for Dr. vertising and running their article upon

M. A. Simmons in Holly Springs. Miss., the reputation of Dr. M. A. Simmons'

about the time above specified, ana Liver Medicine, to be I860.

that his Liver Medicine has sustained REV. R. L. HARPER'S letter also

a good reputation there up to the pres shows the same thing, and the huge

ent time.

.... number of certificates that Dr. M. A.

B. J. M ALONE certifies that he sold Simmons showed him, dated far back,

Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine and up to the present time, as proof

for him in Holly Springs, Miss., in that it was upon the reputation which

1842, and that he is the rightful owner Dr. M. A. Simmona had established for

of Its reputation, Which it has well sus his Liver Medicine that Zeilin A Co.

tained up to the present time.

proposed to run for profit.

R. N. WALDEN certifies that he SEC. HI. la headed "The Term

sold Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medi Name," page 8, and in connection with

cine for him in Deeatur, Ala., in 1842 Sec 2. contains full proof that Dr. M.

or '43; that he advertised it well then; A. Simmons was the first who ever

printed and advertised- the term "Sim- article in place of that which the peo

moos' Liver Medicine." And that he ple had long used and wanted.

established it in connection with his Under this head we give certificates ,

autograph and likeness as his "Trade of persons- who were deceived by the

Mark" by copyright, long user and reg trade handing them an article of simi

istration.

lar name when they called for, and

DR. A. J. BREWSTER and DR. D. B. McMILLAN, of Corinth, Miss., both certify the same, viz: That they con

believed they were getting. "Dr. M. A. Simmons'Liver Medicine." Of others deceived by preparations of rfmllar

sider Dr. M. A. Simmons the rightful owner of the term "Liver Medicine:" that it is peculiar to him, not being in any medical works, and that when they prescribe "Liver Medicine," they mean t'Simmons' Liver Medicine" that is prepared by him. That they have sold, used and recommended it for some time, with satisfactory results hi every instance.

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name not acting as well and curing as "Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine" has been publicly known to do for more than a quarter of a century.
We give several certificates of drug gists of what their customers say, each of which we consider -proof of many people deceived.
Proof of this kind of deception, is proof also of loss of the money that

DR. P. A. WILLIS, of Holly Springs. Miss., certifies that he has sold, used and recommended Dr. M. A. Summons' "Liver Medicine" for twenty-nine years. That the term "Liver Medi cine" Is not used in any of the various Pharmacopeas, nor by the regular med ical profession, and he believes that it is peculiar to Dr. M. A. Simmons, and that he has scrupulously refused to sell any other purporting to be the same preparation.
DR. B. L. BOSS, of Tuseumbia, Ala., certifies that he has sold Dr. M. A. Summons' Liver Medicine for twenty years: that be is clearly of the opinion that the term-name belongs to Dr. M. A. Simmons, and that Dr. M. A. Sim mons has lost the sale of large quanti ties of his "justly celebrated Liver Medicine" by the trade handing cus tomers something else of a similar name, when they called for his Liver Medicine, the customers thinking they were getting what they called for.

people gave for the article by which they were deceived. It is also proof of loss of time in getting the relief that Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine would have afforded at once, which doubtless, in many instances, since these imitations started, has caused-the loss of life. James Holloway's letter gives one clear instance in point It matters not what kind of rights Zeilin, Thedford. and many others, have to make and sell Simmons' Medicine, they have no just right to steal the wellearned profits of Dr. M. A. Simmons' many years of hard labor, and the prof its of his many thousands of dollars hi cash invested in advertising. Neither have Druggists anyjust rightto deceive their customers by giving them a differ ent article of the same name, when they call for and want the article of that name which has the established, reputation. It is offering a great In-ducement to men to do wrong for monev, to let them know that they can get fifty others of better reputation than

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DR. J. C. SPOTTSWOOD, of Hnnts- themselves to assist them in the work.

ville, Ala., certifies that he and his Dr. M. A. Simmons is the only man

brother sold of Dr. M. Simmons' of the name who ever had a general

"Liver Medicine" from 1848 to 1862; advertised reputation-as manufacturer

that he never heard of any other of such a medicine; therefore it is

"Simmons' Liver Medicine" till after clear that the articles of Zeilin & Co.,

the close of the war, and that he confi and the many others, who use the

dently believes that Dr. M. A. Sim name "Simmpns' Liver Medicine" for

mons' is the original and genuine arti profit, am imitations of his' medicine

cle. ___

for the purpose of selling upon his rep

CERTIFICATE OF COPYRIGHT utation. Dr. A. Q. Simmens' Liver

of the term in the title page of a book, Medicine trade in Georgia was, at its

Nov. 11,1843.

best stage, comparatively a small bus

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRA iness, bounded by bis personal visits,

TION of Dr. M. A. Simmons' Trade to his farthest points from home In

Mark in the United States Patent Office, Florida and South Carolina, and only

March 10th, 1874.

on the roads he traveled, so that few

F. E. JONES of Cincinnati, Ohio, comparatively of the whole people in

certifies that he printed Dr. M. A. Sim Georgia--his beet worked territory--

mons'Trade Mark for him on engraved knew anything about him, or his med

steel plates in 1850, and up to the pres icine. He only went into a small por

ent time.

tion of Florida and South Carolina.

SEC. IV. is headed "Deceived." When he left Georgia hi 1856 the trade

Page 9, and in connection with Sec. 1. soon went down to almost nothing at

contains full proof that Zeilin A Co. did all, for want of his presence and atten

succeed in deceiving and injuring the tion. While preparing to move

community by substituting an inferior he divided what little he had on

hand with two of his children,' ding in with Dr. M. A. Simmons to get

and when trade so near stopped there his profits. He advertised his Liver

one of these young ones thought he Medicine extensively many years, and

could do better in Dr. M. A. Simmons' is the only Simmons who ever did so.

territory, which was all west and north Imitators cannot deny their intention

of Georgia, according to an understand to blend with him to get the profits of

ing between A. Q. and M. A. Simmons. his cash investments. The genuine

He took a trip tnrough Alabama and is Larger packages, liess price.

Mississippi in 1860, selling his medi Best article, Most ready sale, and

cine and receipts and rights to others the only Honorable.

to make and sell it, but not doing as SEC. V. Is headed " Kind Words,"

well as anticipated soon went back, and page 11, and contains full proof

was not heard of any more west of that Dr. M. A. Simmons and his

Georgia for about Nine Tears, until Liver Medicine are and have ever been

Zeilin & Co. took it up and advertised reliable, and will not deceive. Under

all over Dr. M. A, Simmons' territory in this head we give an idea of the work,

1889 and 1870, that they were proprie progress and achievements since 1844,

tors, etc., as above shown, of the only in letters from: Rev. J. E. Donglass,

Dr. Simmons' Liver Medicine. To the luka, Miss.; Hon. M. C. Galloway,

Simmons family and others who knew Memphis, Tenn.; Elder Joseph Shaek-

of the understanding between the old lefora, Tuscumbia, Ala.; Col. D. M.

Simmonses in regard to territory, and Wisdom, Jackson, Tenn.; Rev. L. D.

how pleasantly they had run together Mullins, Memphis, Tenn.; five lawyers

so long each upon his own soil, this and the postmaster in Jacinto, Miss.;

looked like a great imposition upon Dr. Bev. Bishop H. H. Kavanaugh, Louis

M. A. Simmons--in fact, no better ville, Ey.; Twenty-seven of the best

than stealing from him, as he had citizens in and near luka. Miss.: Ex-

built up the business by his own efforts Gov. A. G. Brown, New Town, Miss.;

and his own expense.

Rev. EL T. Lewis, Memphis Confer

Notice the dates. A. Q. Simmons ence; Rev. J. G. Jones, Mississippi

left Georgia in 1856, after which Conference; Grove8. Fitch, Postmas

time, the medicine business being small ter, Forkesville, La.

at beet, went down so low that in 1860, SEC. VL Page 15. is an extract from

only Four Years after he left, one of Dr. M.A, Simmons' book on the subject

his young ones sold receipts and rights of the popularity, the peculiar efficacy,

to others .to make and sell it, and in etc.. of his "Liver Medicine' of wuicn

1869--Thirteen years after he left, and book he secured the copyright in the

Nine years after receipts and rights had Western District of Tennessee, Nov.

been sold to others to make and sell it, llth, 1843.

and Seven years after his death, Feb

CERTIFICATES.

ruary 5,1862--Zeilin & Co., then of Ma- Read the following from Rev. Sam'1

con, Ga., knowing the popularity of Watson:

Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine, To all whom it may concern.--

took up the name Dr. A. Q. Simmons' Having learned that there are articles

Liver Regulator or Medicine with being sold as "Simmons'' Liver Medi

. which to run over Dr. M. A. Siumons cine." which are not prepared by Dr. M.

and get his business away from him, A. Simmons, I feel that it is but sim

as above shown.

ple justice to state that I have known

Letters to Dr. M. A. Simmons about him and his Liver Medicine for more

Zeilin A Co.'s Liver Regulator or Medi than a third of a century. More than

cine, say: "You .see the two are twenty years ago, while I was the editor

blended into one Liver Regulator or and publisher of the "Memphis Chris

Medicine, I write to know if bis is your tian Advocate," I advertised his Liver

preparation, or is it an infringement Medicine for him. This and its use in

upon your Liver Medicine? If it is an my family have given me the best

infringement, I want to handle your opportunity of forming a correct opin

goods." The doctor replies : "I send ion of its merits. I have never known

papers by this mail showing that Zeilin ofany medicine that has so fully met the

A Co. have no legal right to use the most sanguine expectations of all who

term at all, and especially north or have ever used it. I have never known

west of Georgia; that their article is a single instance of dissatisfaction, bat

nothing like as good as mine, and much hi every instance where it has been

less of it in their one dollar package; used they are delighted with the result

and statements oftheir tricks to deceive, We have for years laid aside all mercu

hi order to supplant and blend with me rial preparations, because Simmons'

which show tnat they are not the kind Liver Invigorator has answered the

of men sick people like to trust, or hon purpose better, with none of the bad

est ones encourage. Their agents are results attending other medicine.

telling now (May, 1879), that they have There can be no doubt that Dr. M. A.

stopped me from my business by in Simmons, of luka, Miss., is the right

junction." Five or six others are now ful owner of the genuine article known

using the term, for the purpose of blen as "Simmons' Liver Medicine," and

all who wish the genuine article should myself, and have not used any other

get it from him. I write this because for some time; when I feel bad, I take

I know that he is legally and morally some of it and get relief.

entitled to all the rights and benefits of DB. J. M. 8IMMONS, Druggist

the reputation and sale of said medi Andrew J. Barnes, of Woodstock,

cine. 225 Union street, Memphis, Cherokee county, Georgia, says:

Tenn., February 8th, 1877.

Dr. M. A. Simmons--Your Medicine

SAM'L WATSON. acts like a charm in our country. May

The following is from Rev. Bishop the blessings of God continue with it

H. H. Kavanaugh. D. D., to Dr. M. A. T. J. Slaughter, Jr., druggist at Villa

Stamens, March, 1881:

Rica, Ga.. says " a dozen or more" had

I confess that I have been reluctant to tried Zeilin & Co's mixture, thinking

figure in advertisements in regard to it was the genuine Simmons', and find

medicines, but feel myself so much a ing that it did no good, believed the

debtor to your "Vegetable Liver Medi Simmons' Medicine was a humbug;

cine and Purifying Fills," that I feel a all of whom, after trying Dr. M. A.

sense of gratitude on my own part and Slmmons' Liver Medicine "pronounced

justice to the public requires that I it the best Liver Medicine they had ever

should wave this objection, and allow used."

you to publish whatever I may have Bead the following from Bev J. B.

written in regard to the character and Graves,-editor and proprietor of "The

value of your medicines. May many Baptist" Memphis, Tenn.:

a sufferer be as much benefited by M. A. Simmons, M. D., Inka, Miss.--

them as I have been. * * * I received a package of your Liver

Dr. H. B. Waynick, of Station Greek, Medicine, and nave used half of it, and

Covington county. Miss., says to Dr. M. it works like a charm. I want no bet

A. Simmons about his Liver Medicine, ter- Liver Regulator, and certainly no

February 19,1876: "Ever believe me more of Zeilin's mixture.

to be a well-wisher of yourself, and I

J. B. GBAVES.

pray God to enable you to go onward to Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 17,1876.

a good old age, with your usual indus Bead the following from Bev. Bishop

try, perseverance and good intentions in David S. Daggett, D. D., Bishop of the

sending the afflicted so Invaluable a M. E. Church, South:

blessing as your Liver Medicine. Go

Richmond, Va., Feb. 26, 1875.

on in the good work of relieving the Dr. M. A. Simmons,

afflicted, soothing the sorrows of their My Dear Brother:--I am under great

sympathizing friends, and combating obligations to you for packages of your

the opposition of all bad men who are Medicine. I have used it at intervals

envying you and trying to reap the for two years, with decided benefit, and

benefit of your own rightful property-- believe it to be a very valuable prepar

the reputation of your medicine--and ation. It acts upon the liver and

appropriate the profit of it to them bowels with great certainty, and with

selves. I bold it to be the duly of out debilitating effects. It relieves the

every honest, upright citizen to uphold system from oppression, promotes di

you and others in their rights.

gestion, and invigorates the functions

H. B. WAYNICK. generally. To use a common phrase,

Col. Robert Cantrell, a lawyer of it is no "humbug." There is no quack

recognized ability, residing at Lebanon, ery in it It is a genuine, bona fld

Tenn., says:

compound, possessing unquestionable

Lebanon, Tenn., July 8th, 1874. medical properties. I recommend it as

Dr. M.SA. Simmons: Dear Sir--I am such, when used according to your di

in receipt of your paper, "The luka rections. Very Truly,.

Mirror Exira,'' and have carefully ex

D. S. DOGGETT.

amined it in all its bearings. I regard Marlin, Falls Co., Texas, Nov. 21,1876.

the proof as being conclusive against To Dr. M. A. Simmons:--I am very

Messrs. Zeilin A Co., showing that they much pleased with your Liver Medi

have been guilty of gross frauds and cine, having usedmostof it (two gross)

deception, and that they have no more in my practice. Your Friend,

right to use the name "Simmons'

N. F. RIVES, M.D.

liver Regulator or Medicine," than I Lancaster C. H., S. C., Sept 7,1876.

have, and their conduct is very repre hensible.

Dr. M. A. Simmons, Inka, Miss., Dear Sir:--Your preparation is much

If you cannot establish your right to more popular, where it has been tried,

your Trade Mark under this proof, the than that made by King and other ma

Trade Mark Law is a dead letter, a kers of Simmons' Liver Medicine. The

fraud and a cheat *

writer has tried others purporting to be

R CANTRELL. " Simmons'.'' hut there is no compari

Lauderdale, Miss., Sept. 28,1876. son: yours is infinitely better.

I keep only Dr. M. A. Simmons1 Yours truly, TWITTY & BEATY.

Liver Medicine, believing it to be the Linn Flat, Nacogdoohes Co., Texas.

only one of the name that ought to be June 22d, 1875. I find Dr. M. A. Sim-'

old or used. I use no other medicine mons' Liver Medicine,prepared at Ink *

Miss., much better, and its medical pro

perties far superior to that put u]

In Georgia and Philadelphia. I be

lleve it will take the lead of all medi

cin.es to regulate the secretions of th

liver.

S. D. CABVEB.

E. B. TUBNEB.

vxlator prepared by Zeilin & Co., but it having failed to answer the purpose, I ceased to use it. When I became ac quainted with Dr. M. A. Simmons I was led to try his Liver Medicine, both myself and family. We found it not only more effectual but more pleasant

Shubuta, Miss., Nov. 22,1876. M. A. Simmons, M. D.--Dear Sir:-- I intend using your Liver Medicini altogether in future, for I find that i

in its results than the other. I regard it as very valuable for disordered fiver and dispepsla.
THOS. S.. CAMPBELL.

does me more good than any I hav< ever used, and I have used a grea many. I have beeu afflicted with Sore Eyes for the last two years, and with Piles for fifteen years, and I am now getting well of both diseases, also some others too tedious to mention, origi nating from an inactive state of the liver, and I must give your Liver Medi cine the credit. A. J. MARTIN.
Madison Sta., Miss., Sept. 25,1876. To Dr. M. A. Simmons: I have fonnc your medicine to agree with me better than any I have ever taken. It makes

me feel better. Bev. E. M. ALFOBD.

A drug store without Dr. M. A Simmons' Liver Medicine in it is like

a church without a pastor. A. W. HABBIS, Druggist.

Clarendon, Ark., August 19,

We clip the annexed from the Meri

dian (Miss.) College Mirror: "The fol

lowing from Bev. J. T. Freeman, now

pastor of the Baptist Church at luka,

Miss., is good testimony for Dr. M. A.

Simmons. No one, perhaps, is better

capable of judging than he is, and the

truthfulness of his evidence can be

questioned by no one in the State:

"luka, Miss., March 22,1871.

"Dear Brother Hamberlin, Meridian,

Miss.: Let me add a certificate to Dr.

M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine. It is

all that It promises, and is made by an

honest man who well understands his

profession. The Georgia Zeiliu & Co.'s

is an imposition. I tried it before I

knew the original, and I know it to be

as I say.

J. T. FBEEMAN.

Holly Springs, Miss.. Apr. 25,1874. Having tried Brazier's, Sandford's and numerous other Liver Medicines, I found none so efficient aud satisfactory as that prepared by Dr. M. A. Simmons, of luka, Miss. It is without exception the best medicine of its kind

Holly Springs, Mi*., April 24,1874. This is to certify that I used one package of Zeilin's Simmons' Liver Regulator or Medicine, and it did me no good, and that Lam now using Dr. M. A. Simmons1 Liver Medicine, and it is doing me a great deal of good. They are very different every way except the name. T. B. PABKER.

Bead the following from Dr. Q. L.

Martin, druggist:

Line Creek, S. C., May 28th, 1879.

Dr. M. A. Simmons: Dear Sir--I

find your preparation the only Liver

Medicine of that name that is worth

anything. I have been keeping Sim

mons' Medicine prepared by Zeilin ft

Co., which was so worthless that Isold

it out at cost to negroes to get rid of it,

and was disgusted with the name. But

since I have dealt in dent that it is the only

yours, I am confi pure Liver Mediant.

I find it very ready sale, and it always

pleases my customers; people will use

no other sort.

G. L. MARTIN.

This is the only genuine Simmons'

Liver Medicine--the first that was

ever advertised of that or any similar

name. Dr. M. A. Simmons advertised

it peacefully and alone for twenty-

five years, before any of the others

who are now making the different

grades of imitations of it commenced.

We are Informed that there are Six

different firms and individual*

now making and selling the A. Q. Sim

mons' Liver Medicine, all different

preparations of course, owing to the

difference in the care and judgment

directing the manipulations.

None of the different articles called

A. Q. Simmons' Liver Regulator or

Medicine that Dr. M. A. Simmons has

seen, are made like A. Q. Simmons

made his medicine. Hence the uni

versal outcry against them from all

who have used the genuine.

I have ever known.

Thousands now say that Dr. M. A.

WILLIAM HOLLAND. Jimmons' is the Simmons' Medicine of

[He is Editor of the Holly Springs

lie land. That is known to all who enow the facts,, and disputed by none

tie following is from Bev. Thomas 8. Campbell, of Mississippi Conference:
Inka, Miss., March 22,1875.

who know the facts, except those inerestedin the sale of some of the many hat are designed, to sell upon its repu-

Some time ago I used the Liver Beg- ation.

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Echols B. A., carriage infer

las a population of about 200, two

Ooss W. J,, genl newspaper agt, steam saw and grist mills, one tur

notary and ex-offjustice

pentine distillery, two churches--

Goi-s W. B. Bev., Baptist

Baptist and Methodist--and one

Goss & Co., genl store

academy. Express, Southern. Cot

Harbor, Bro. & Co., (W. T. A G. W. ton and turpentine are the chief ar

D. Harbor, I. G. Allan), genl store ticles ol export; 2,000 bales of cotton

Hardman L. G., physician

and 1,000 barrels of turpentine

Hardman W. B. J. Bev. (Baptist shipped annually. It is 15 miles east

physician

of Baiubridge, the seat of justice, 221

Hunt T. J., carpenter

From Savannah and 288 from At

Jacobs M., genl store

lanta via Albany and Thomasvilie.

Lord J. W., carpenter

Mail daily each way. D. W. GuiJ-

Moon B. I., cabinet infer

ford, P. M.

Bay Jolm B., blacksmith Scott J. C., geul store

Barnes & Bryan, mnfrs naval stores

Seegar S., genl store Shankle 8. M., genl store

Blount B. F. & Bro. (B. F. ami G. W.), xenl store and liquor dlrs
Blount G. W., exp agt

WNI. H. SIMPKINS.

Carter H. C., miller Foster L. F. Bev., Methodist

AttornGy at Law, Higdon J. J. & Co. (J. J. Higdon, D. L. Maxwell), genl store

Hornsby W. J., grist and saw mill

GROVE,
(.On the Northeastern B. B.)

Jones G. M., physician Lasseter T. A., genl store McElvey H. L., physician

JACKSON CO., - - GEOBGIA. McKeown J. M., genl store

B3fFaJthful attention given to Col lections and all other business.
Clients' money NEVEB SPENT, but Promptly Forwarded.

Martin J. Bev. (Baptist), r. r. agt Maxwell A. L., genl store Maxwell T. B., geul store Mock H., notary and carriage mkr Parker------, grist aad saw mill

Turner J. J., blacksmith Watson W. A., carpenter

Truelock G. B., genl store Walden Green, justice

Wilcox C. W., harness mkr Wiiliamson, Key & Co. (W. L. Wil-

HARRISBURCH.

liamson, T. E. Key, C. W. Hood),

Richmond County.

genl store Wilscn J. E., justice and cabinet

A suburb of Augusta.

mkr Yeargin J. C., carpenter

HARRISONVILLE.

Troup County--(See As&ury.)

HARNAGEVILLE. Pickens County.

HARTFORD.

Five miles southeast of Jasper, the

Forsgtk County.

county1 seat; claims 25 inhabitants, but has no postal advantages.

A rural hamlet of some 20 persons,, situated 8 miles northeast of Gum

ming. No postoffice.

HARPER'S.

Floyd County--8.,B. AD. R. R

HARTRIDGE.

Four miles from Borne court house,

Wayne County--A & G. B. B.

38 from Dalton and 84 from via Borne. No post office.

Atlanta

An unimportant southwest of Jesup

station 5 miles court house, its

HARRELL. Deeatur Co.-- W. Div. A. <t G. JZ.

B.

depot, express and telegraph office, and 254 from Atlanta. Cord wood and naval stores are the exports.

The station Is known as Whigham Baptist and Methodist churches and

35

D. F .Willcox.Ooluntai, Oft., rtpmnrt* oldwt aad itzeBfMt English and American Innranoe Oompaniet.

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good schools are in the immediate Thigpen Samuel, harness mkr neighborhood. Population 40. Mail Wilkes Henry, blacksmith

daily. T. A. Floyd, P. M.

Bryan John W., naval store mnfr Floyd T. A., justice

HARTWELL. Hart County.

Gret-n, Bell A Co., wood dlrs Haines A Floyd, wood dlrs Harrison F. C., school teacher Hoppa R. B., ordinary Roberts W. P., wood dlr Smitb & Sinclair, naval store

mnfrs

County seat: is situated 10 miles east of Bowersville--E. A-L. By--its shipping station, via which the dis tance to Atlanta is 128 miles. It bus a population of perhaps 400, two churches--Baptist and Methodist--

HARTRIDGEVILLE.

oiie high school and one common colored school. Stages communicate

Emannd County. Eight and twenty miles from Bartow--No. 11, C. B. B.--its nearest shipping point, via which Atlanta is 210 miles distant. Swalnsborougb, tbe capital of the above county, is northeast, a distance of 16 miles. The Olioopee.river runs in close prox imity, affording power but not utiliz ed. Timber and lumber form the principal exports, shipped down the

daily with Bowersville, Athens, Elberton and Anderson C. H., 8. C. The contract for construction of the Hartwell B. B., which will connect this place with Bowersville, has been let and the road will be finished about October, 1879. Cotton is the princi pal article shipped. The Hartwett SIM, ' a spicy weekly paper, is pub lished here. Mail daily by stage. F. C. Stephenson, P. M.

river to Darien. Stages run semiweekly to Bartow and Swainsborough. Population about 200. Mail tri-weekly by buggy. Morris Dawson P. M.

Benson E. B. & Co., genl store and grist mill
Benson & McGill, pubrs "Hartwell Sun." (See p. 530.)
Bobo John O., co. treas and shoemkr

Beasley Elbert. shoemkr Dawsou Morris, timber mnfr Burden John W., wheelwright

Bobo 8. M., hotel Brown A. F. & J., genl store Brown John, grist mill

Durden N. N., genl store Gillis Abraham Rev., Baptist

Casey M. B., jeweler Craft J. F., genl store and grist mill

Medlork J. M. 'G., physician Bea Burrell C., tffiil store Biecks Jacob, carpenter

David H. A. lawyer Eberhart George, physician Farris W. A. Bev., Methodist____

BENSON & McCILL, : Editors. A. C. McCURRY, Associate Editor.
A SPICY NEWSPAPER SPABKLIN& WITH WIT AND HUHOB. A SPLENDID ADVEBTlSma HELIUM. BEAD BY ALL CLASSES.
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HARTWELL. GA.

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HAW

Harris T. P. 4 Co., saloon

loe Southern Express Co. Mail daily

Hodges F. B. lawyer

each way. Tyler O. Qnlnn P. M.

Hodges A McMullan, grist mill Johnson James L., oo. tax collector Kay J. B., carpenter Linder Lee, lawyer and notary Linder T. J., genl store Linder & VIckery (Lee Linder, T.
E. Vickery), genl store McCurry A. G., lawyer and editor
"Hartwell Snn" McCurry A. B., genl store McGee Alien, co. coroner

Bennett H. V., carpenter Bennett John G., miller
barter D. 8., justice Daniels A. M., contractor Harris George, stock dlr Harris 8. B., lawyer
Qninn Tyler O., genl store Bmith A Bro. (J. B. and John), naval
store mnfrs Whaley W. H., saw mill

McMullan A. J., co. surveyor McMullan J. H. Bev., Baptist

HASSLER'S MILL.

McMullan 8., grist mill

Murray County.

Matthews A. J., ptiysician Myers James B., sheriff Page W. H., physician Page & Matthews (W. H. Page, A.
J. Matthews), druggists Peek J., genl store

Containing about 20 inhabitants;

Is located 6 miles southeast of Wood-

lawn, and about 4 northeast of Spring

Place; was established as a poet office

April, 1879.

r

Powell & Bolman, blacksmiths

Presnell C. P., carriage mkr Proffltt P. P., lawyer ProfHtt W. A., millwright

HATCHER'S STATION.
Quitman Co.--EufauUaDie. 8. W. -fi- B.

Beid W. L, blacksmith

Known in railroad circles1 as

Satterfield W. H., saloon

Hatcher, Is 8 miles southeast of

Seidell C. W., lawyer

Georgetown, the county seat, 10 from

Skelton H. P., justice

Eufaula, Ala., 133 from Macon and

Skelton J. H., lawyer

236 from Atlanta. This in a prosper

Skelton T. V., genl store

ous and growing little village of 125

Stepbenson F. C., ordinary

inhabitants, and has one church--

Stephenson W. H., genl store

Baptist--and one common school.

Teasley Thomas W., lawyer

Cotton is the principal export. Mail

The Hartwell Sun, Benson & daily each way. J. E. Smith. P. M.

McGill, publrs. (See p. 530.)

Thornton B. C. Bev., Baptist

Alday F. J., carpenter and painter

Thomton Jeptha W., co. tax receiver Alday Lou. Miss, milliner and dress

Vickery J. T:, blacksmith

mkr

Vickery Thomas, constable

Armstrong B. L., blacksmith and

Webb Charles A., elk Superior Court wagon mkr

and physician

Galloway A. H., wagon mkr

Williams J. W., genl store

Dobbins J. 8., physician

Dozier L. P., physician

HASLUM.

Hatcher L. A., r. r. agt Hatcher A Lawhon (L. A. Hatcher,

Wayne County--M. A B. R. R.

J. T. Lawhon), genl store Hyde A. blacksmith *

Known also as Satilla. Fifty miles Patterson W. H. Bev., Miss. Baptist from Brunswick, 136 from Macon, Smith J. E., justice 239 from Atlanta and 11 northwest o! Snow J. P., blacksmith Jesup, the seat of justice. This place Taylor I., blacksmith and carpenter

is situated on the Altamaha river, and has a population of about 100;

HAW CREEK.

two churches--Methodist and Baptist --two very good schools, two steam

fortjfA County.

saw mills, and one operated by water Formerly a post office on the Chat-

power. Cotton, syrup, hides pota tahoochee river, about 6 miles south

toes, etc., are the chief exports. Of- east of Cumming court house. Dis-

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca. .

HAW

532

HAW

continued during the period from Hart James A., dentist .

September 1 to December 1,1878. Harvey George 8., harness, mkr

Hawkinsville Bank & Trust Co., C.

HAWKINSVILLE. Pulatki County-M. & B. It. R. This town ia on the Ocmulgee riv er, at the bead of navigation. Small boats touch here during the busy season and take large quanti ties of cotton, wool, etc., to the seacoast. The Hawkinsville Br. M. A B. B. B. terminates at this point, tapping the main line at Cochran, 10 miles distant, via which Atlanta is 151 miles northwest. Hawkinsville is the county seat. The population is 2,000. There are three large cot ton warehouses, handling about 20,000 bales annually, two banks, three churches--Methodist, Baptist and Christian--and one newspaper--the HawkinsviUe Dispatch. Grape cul ture is becoming of considerable im. portance in the neighborhood. There are two good hotels and a third in course of construction. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, Southern. Mail daily. William D. King, P. M.

T. Latbrop,. pres; J. D. Stelson, cashier Hawltinsville Dispatch. George P. Woods, editor Hawkinsville High School, M. Hodge, prin Henley Thomas H., r. r. agt Henry John A Son (John and E. J.), genl store Herzog Frank, grocer and liquor dlr Hodge Joseph P., lawyer Hodge Marcus, prin HawkinsviUe High School Hodge & Taylor, (P. J. Hodge. T. C. Taylor), lawyers Hodges James H., grocer Isaacs Max. genl store Jacobus A Co., (J. Jacobus. Schindler and Abraham), dry goods Jacoby Anthony, confectioner Jelks J. O. A Bro., (J. O. Jr. A John J.), genl store Jelks Nathaniel P., physician Jerger Adolph, jeweler Jobson Matthew 8., dentist Joiner D. C. & Bro., (D. C. & J. J.),

Anderson Clifford C., lawyer

genl store

Barnes A Harvard (N. W. Barries. Klbbee Charles C., lawyer

C. Harvard), genl store

Kinchen James P., genl store

Bell Van, grocer

King Charles H., gunsmith

Boon B. F. & W. J., propra Scar King Joseph B., watch mkr

borough House. (See p. 533.)

King William D., jeweler and

Bozeman F. H. & C. C., sash, optician. (See p. 533.)

doors and blinds, pictures aud pic Laidler James E., liquors, cigars and

ture frames. (See p. 533.)

tobacco

Burch Edward A., elk Superior Lancaster John W., co. tax receiver

Court

and collector

Busbee C. Mrs., milliner

Lewis John F. A Co., (J. F. A R G.

Cbancey Charles E., stoves and tin Lewis), genl store

'

ware

Lewis, Leonard A Co., (J. F. Lewis,

Colden C. M., physician

D. B. Leonard, B. G. Lewis), bank

Coody James, co. coroner

ers

Cook M. 3. Mrs.,-milliner

Lewis A Fergusoo, (J. B. Lewis, W.

Dyches House, J. H. Dyches, F. Ferguson), genl store

propr. (See p. 533.)

Lowe Aaron A., grocer and liquor

Dycb.es James H., genl store and dlr

propr Dyches House. (Bee p. 533.) McCall George Bev., Baptist

Epstein Sigmond J.. genl store

McCormlck David G., cotton ware

Fale John & Co. (John Fate; A. B. house

Taylor), druggists

McDuffle &, Menitt (James B.

Fanu John Z. T., exp agt and tel opr McDuffle, B. A. Merritt), genl store

Ferguson & Parsons (W. A. Fergu- MeGehee Adam B., genl store

son, B. F. Parsons), genl store McGriff Patrick T., ordinary

Fleetwood' Newton W., cotton ware Manne Henry L., genl store

house

Mannheim Beruhardt, genl store

Fountain ---- Mrs., grist and woolen Martin A Jordan (John H. Martin,

mill

L. B. Jordan), lawyers

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And Dealer in

and Picture Pramet of allSiiM

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELBY

and dualities Wanted, as Cheap ai can be laid
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WHISKEY, WINES, BBANDXE3, TOBACCO AND CXQABS, Ac.

pYCHES WoUSE AND RESTAURANT,

Willcox's Xhmnnoe Agency, Oolunbu, 0*. Bautiitd. HrctaiM. ErtaUiihed 1849.

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Morrison Angus C., watcbmkr

miles north of Hebron and about 9

Newman John B., harness mkr

northwest of Sandersville.

O'Brien Michael, co. surveyor

Pate A Sons (J. H., R. O. and McC.),

HAZLEHURST.

genl store Faton & Davis (G. T. Paton, J. T.

Appttng Co.--No. 81, M. & B. R. JR.

Davis), grocers and liquor dlrs Peurifoy Adolphus W., physician Pine Level Vineyard, Schneider &
Starowski, proprs Rhodes Daniel, grocer and liquor dlr Roberts William H., grocer Roebuck Pleasant, saw mill Rivers & Jordon (L. J. Rlvere, G. W.
Jordon Jr.), livery, feed and sale stable Ryan Lawrence C., lawyer

This place has a population of about 100. Churches two--Baptist and Methodist--one common scnool and a steam grist mill and cotton gin. Cotton, rice and naval stores are the chief exports. Stages run weekly to Feronla and Evergreen, Coffee Co., and to Donniney's Mill, Irwin county. It is 16 miles north west of Baxley. the county seat, 86 from Brunswick, 100 from Macon

Scarborough House, B. F. & W. J. Boon, proprs. (See p. 533.)
Schnelder & Starowski (A. Sehneider, A. Starowski), furniture and

and 203 from Atlanta. Office of Southern Express. Mail daily. Jo seph N. Miller, P. M.

Pine Level Vineyard

Barber John W., physician

Smith Augustus A., physician

Girtman D. L. A Bro. (Daniel L. and

Stem Max, genl store

Iverson L.), gin, grist mill and

Sturtevant George, books, etc

wheelwrights

Tarver W. H. & Bro. (W. H. A Hall Patrick H., physician

J.), confectioners, grocers and res Hineon James F., genl store

taurant. (See p. 533.)

Langston Joseph Rev., Methodist

Taylor Augustus R., physician

Latimer James H., physician

Taylor Drury W., sheriff

Lott Daniel, genl store

Taylor Henry E., grocer and saloon Lott Jesse, genl store Taylor & Jelks, (R. J. Taylor, N. P. McEachin I. Tyler, justice

Jelks), druggists

Middleton Joshua S., saloon

Thompson James A., druggist

Miles Daniel, mail contractor

Waterman H. A M., livery stable Miller Joseph N., notary, exp and

Watson & Lewis, (J. P. Watson, T. r. r. agt

8. Lewis), genl store . Westcott BT. Mrs., milliner

MoodyDavid H., genl store Pace William H., guano agt and genl

Whitfield Henry H., co. Judge and store

treas

Redding Jaines D., saloon

Wilcox, Miller & Co. (M. D. Wilcox, Stansel, Grady & Co. (Bunyan Stan-

Joseph Miller, Mrs. M. C. Spar sel, John E. Grady and James

row), carriage mkrs

Council), geul store

Wlllis Jesse S., genl store

Weatherly Napoleon, genl store and

Wnoaotcdhs" George

P., editor

"Bis-

co. treas Wilcox Andrew J., hotel

woods Remus R, grocer and saloon Wilcox A. J. A Co. (Andrew J. and Benjamin F. Wilcox), genl store

HAYNESVILLE. Houston County.

Wilcox W. L., notary and ex-offjus tice
Williams R. T., lawyer

A small place of some 20 inhabi

tants 8 miles southeast of Perry, It has no postal facilities.

HAZLEHURST.

HAYWOOD. WatJiington County.

Glynn County--B. dt A. B. JS. Known also as Bethel; 13 miles from Brunswick and 302 from At

A village of about 20 persons, with lanta, via M. A B. R. R. No post

out the advantages of a postofflce, 8 office.

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20 inhabitants. Situated S miles northeast of Air Line and about the

Sabun County.

same distance northwest from Hart-

Name of this office changed De welL

cember, 1878, to Rabun Gap, q. v.

HEPHZIBAH.

HEARDMONT.

Richmond County.

Elbert County

Fourteen miles southwest of Au

Named in honor of Stephen Heard, gusta court house, via which Atlanta

of revolutionary fame, is a' small is 185 miles distant. It is the post

place on the banks of the Savannah office for a number of farmers who

river, 12 miles northeast of Elbertpn, plant largely in Burke and Jefferson

the county .seat and nearest shipping counties; contains probably a popula

station, via which Atlanta is 155 tion of 200, Baptist and Methodist

distant. In the neighborhood are churches and a high school. Cotton

two churches--Baptist and Metho is shipped from this section to Au

dist Stages with mail semi-weekly gusta hy wagons, and from same

to Abbeville C. H., S. C., and point mail is received tri-weekly by

Elberton. W. H. Mattox, P. M. buggy. Miss Mollie F. Rhode*- P. M.

Cason T. J.. notary

Boullneau Joseph, contractor

Mattox W. H., genl store

Brandon James, Justice

Swearingin J. E. & J. C., grist mill Cadee G. 8., carpenter

Cadee S. B. miller

HEARNVILLE.

Carswell James A. Prof., teacher

Puinam County.

high school Carswell John F., genl store

Northeast of Eatonton 10 miles. Cary Clement C. C. Rev., Methodist

No post office. Population about 20. Cashin James E., justice

Davis William H. Rev., Baptist

HEBRON.

Hough C. V. Mrs., dress mkr

Washington County.

Kilpatrick Washington L. Rev., Baptist

Ten miles southwest of Sanders- Langftton George 8., carpenter

ville. Has some 25 inhabitants. No Little John Z., carpenter

post office.

Rhodes Absalom W., genl store

and mail contractor

HEMPTOWN.

Rhodes A. J., miller Rhodes John A., miller

Fannin County.

Rhodes Maggie M. Miss, music

Derives it name from the creek upon which it is situated, which fur nishes power to run a grist mill. It is 5 miles from Morganton court bouse and 60 from Cleveland, Teun.,

teacher Scbaffner John F., physician Story S. G., genl store Vollatin John R., justice Wbitehead Lee, shoemkr

its shipping point, and ev> which the distance to Atlanta is 187 miles. It

HERMAN.

has a population of about 30, and

OgletJtorpe County.

Methodist and Baptist churches. Mail semi-weekly. William K. VanHook P. M.

A country village 5 miles southwest of LexJngton. No postofflce. Pop ulation 25.

Chase Thomas Rev., Methodist

Williams Samuel Rev., Baptist

HERMITAGE.

HENLY'S STORE.
Hart County.

Floyd County.
Known also as Waters; is an unim portant settlement--no postofflce--7

Is not a poatofflce and has butabout miles northeast of Rome.

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olina state line, in a section peculiarly adapted to stock raising and fruit

Burke Cmiitty--O. B. B.

growing, and which abounds in cop-

Twenty miles southwest of Waynesborougb, the county seat, 90 from Savannah, 100 from Macon and 203 from Atlanta. Located on the Ogeechee river, which divides the counties of Burke and Emanuel. The surrounding country is susceptible of the highest cultivation, and farm products are largely shipped, includ

pert gold and silver. Butter, eggs, gram and poultry are the leading shipments. Mt. Airy, 43 miles south east Is the nearest depot, express and telegraph office, via which Atlanta is distant 123 miles. Churches, Baptist and Methodist. Schools, public pri mary. Mail four times per week. W. R. McConnell, P. M.

ing quite 3,000 bales cotton annually. Barrett John C., co. tax receiver

Ajtrivate railroad, owned by Messrs. Barrett William, co. treas.

Wadley & Co., and others, extends Blackwell W. G. lawyer from this point into Emanuel county Christopher 8. K., lawyer for transporting lumber from the nu Clare W. B., carpenter merous saw mills in that region. Eller William, co. tax collector There are no churches or schools of Foster Franklin C., elk Superior consequence immediately in Hern- Court and school commr don, put several of each are within Foster W. W., justice

the circuit of a mile from the post- Gaddan I. B., justice

office. Population 100. Mail daily Gibson William, blacksmith

each way by rail. Millet), 11 miles Headen E. & Son, genl store

east, is the nearest telegraph station. Holmes John W., ordinary

Joseph B. Jones, postmaster.

Horrie William, shoe mkr

Brown George C., genl store Brown John, carpenter Colley & Overstreet (Newton Colley,
I. D. Overstreet), saw mill Crump E. L., physician Drake N. J., genl store Fitzpatrick J. J., architect and ma

McClure W. H., physician McConnell F. C. Rev., Baptist McConnell W. R., genl store Norton Andrew P., sheriff Sharp William, co. coroner Sutton W. L., co. surveyor Weaver W. Rev., Methodist

chinist Hodge Troup B., notary

HICKORY FLAT.

Jones Henry W., grist mill and jus

Cherokee County.

tice Jones Thomas L. & Co. (Thomas L. ' Jones, W. I. Crawford), saw mill Jones William B., genl store, grist
mill and notary Lane Edward A., genl store Samples C. L., physician Smart Bros., (A. G. and H. P.), mill Wadley W. O. A. Bro. (William O.
and L. B.), grist mill and wood dire Wadley & Co (Moses and Dole Wad-
ley. JEzekiel Mallory), genl store and saw mill Wiggins A. P., genl store

Mail is received at this place semiweekly. It is a small country post office, having only one family resi dent. The population tributary to the office is about 900. Stage com munication weekly with Canton, the county seat, and nearest shipping point, located 7 miles northwest, via which Atlanta is 49 miles distant The railroad to Canton i.s in course of construction, and will be completed at an early day. Churches, two-- Methodist and Baptist. W.J.Webb, P.M.

HIAWASSEE.

Avery A. L., genl store

Townt County.

Gaines R. L. & D. R, wagon mkrs Hitt Benjamin Rev., Baptist

County seat; named from the small Latham J. E., blacksmith

stream upon which it is located. It is McCandless 8. C., gold miner

a place of perhaps 100 population, McCoanell E. J., justice

located in the extreme northeastern Nix & Day (C. M. Nix, J. B. Day),

part of the State, near the North Car-1

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Ferryman James Rev., Methodist Ponder V. M., blacksmith Bherman W. H., physician Wetob W. J.s genl store Wiley J. L., blacksmith

dist. Mail weekly. James Hjggs, P. M. Wilkes John, justice Wilson Wallace R., dentist

WileyN.H., grist mill Worley W. W., notary

HIGH FALLS.

HICKORY GROVE.

Monroe County--(See Unionv&e.)

Crawford County.

HIGH HILL~FR ACTION.

Has a population of 40, two WiUcauon County--(See Iruinton.)

churches--Methodist and Baptisttwo common schools, one steam gin

HIGH POINT.

and one grist mill operated by water power derived from Ulcbanatchee creek. Cotton is the chief product. Knoxville, the county seat, is 12 miles east. Butler, its shipping point, is 16 miles distant, via which it is 169 from Atlanta. Mail semiweekly. J. W. Dickey, P. M., Nbrval H. Bailey, assistant. Bailey JVorval EL. gfnl store Bentley S. Rev., Baptist Britt J. J., carpenter Cleveland O. C. lawyer Dickey John Rev., Baptist Fincher Joseph, blacksmith Hammock James M., carpenter Lamar & Holleman, grist mill MeMichael J. R., blacksmith Baines T., justice Bespess & Woodard (N. L. Respess,
8. N. Woodard), genl store Smith J. ST., physician Spain W. B., carpenter Stroud J. W., cotton gin White G. W. Rev., Baptist

Walker County. Population about 50. Situated on the banks of the Chattanooga creek, 15 miles northwest of LaFayette, the seat of justice, and 12 from Chatta nooga, Tenn., the nearest express, telegraph and shipping office. This is a very healthy locality, well wa tered and produces corn, wheat, po tatoes and oats. Churches twoMethodist and Baptist--and one com mon school. Mail semi-weekly on horseback. G. W. Moore, P. M. Dickey L. K., justice Dickey L. K. & Co. (L. K. Dickey, John Mitchell), sewing machine agts Garrett N. R., genl store McCallie Jj., carpenter Mitchell John A Bro. (John and Am brose), genl store Moore G. W. Rev., Methodist Moore J. M. Rev., Methodist Peterson J; M., blacksmith

Phillips M. M., justice

HICKORY~LEVEL.

CarroU County.

HIGH SHOALS.

Discontinued post office about 9

Walton County.

miles northeast of Carrollton, county seat.

the A prosperous and growing place of 600 inhabitants, located in a fine pro

ductive section on the Appalachee

HICGSTOM.

river, 12 miles east of Monroe court

Montgomery County.

house and 14 southwest of Athens, its nearest depot, express and tele

Is a small country postoffice 8 graph office. Atlanta is distant 64

miles northwest of Mt. Vernon court miles, directly west; 118 by Lola--

house and 28 from McVille--No. 10$, A. & C. A-L. By., or 139 via Union

M. & B. R. R.--its shipping station, Point--Ga. R. R. No cotton Is

vtu which Atlanta is 212 miles dis shipped from this point, the entire

tant. The nearest water course is product of the neighborhood beinjr

the Oconee river, 9 miles. Stock consumed by the High Shoals Fac

raising is the chief feature of this tory, which manufactures and ships

section. It has one church--Metho- largely osnaburgs, shirting, thread,

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yarn, etc., being operated by water power from the river named. The

MILLIARD.

town contains three churches--Bap

Ware County-B, & A. R. B.

tist, Christian and Methodist--and two private schools. Mail received tri-weekly by back from Athens and

Seventy-one miles from Brunswick and 309 from Atlanta. No postoffice.

Monroe. J. B. Hattaway, P. M. Bostwick G. B., cotton gin Canadav M. L., carpenter

HILLSBOROUCH. Jasper County.

Center P. M., supt High Shoals Mnfg Nine miles due south of Monticello,

Co Doster M. F., physician

the seat of justice, and 28 north of Macon, its nearest depot, express and

Durham Adam (c), carpenter

telegraph office. By direct line, At

Fullilove H. F., snw mill

lanta is about 75 miles northwest;

Harris John A. Rev., Baptist

via Macon. 129 miles distant. The

Hattaway J. B., sec High Shoals place has 100 inhabitants, two Meth

Mnfg Co

odist churches, two schools, steam

High Shoals Mnfg Co., domestics gin, and ships fully 1,000 bales cotton

and genl store

annually. Mail four times a week

Jackson Francis, physician Lampkin W. W. Rev., Methodist

by carrier and horse. John McCullough, P. M.

Lannis Thomas G., gin and saw mill Lea J. W., notary McDougal James, carpenter McLeroy J. M., justice Owens Seaborn, machinist Perdue J. A. Rev., Christian Powell Isaac, pres High Shoals Mnfg
Co Powell S. W., genl store Roberts M. P., physician Suell J. S., shoemkr Van Patton A. G., carpenter Weatherford J. C., machinist Winn H. F., shoemkr

Abbott J. C., carpenter Anderson S. M., genl store Andersen & Russell (S. M. Anderson,
William H. Russell), cotton gin Barr J. H., carpenter Gary J. A., justice Garland J. T., physician Goailsiy C. R., justice King T. H., physician McCnllough John, genl store Malone J. S., grocer Marks F. C., blacksmith and mail
contractor Middlebrooks S. H., buggy mkr

.

HIGH TOWERS. Johnson County.
About 1 mile southwest of Wrights-

Reed K. Rev., Methodist Reese Peter, blacksmith Turner T. A. B., carpenter White Cato, blacksmith

ville. Population 20. No postofflce.

HILLSDALE.

HIGHTOWER. Fortyth County.

Worth County--B. & A. R. R.

Located on High tower creek 8 miles northwest of Gumming, the county seat, and 21 from Buford. the

A small station without postal fa cilities, 137 miles from Brunswick and 243 from Atlanta.

nearest shipping station, via which it is 58 from Atlanta. Cotton, corn

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and wheat form the shipments. It has a population of 100, two churches --Methodist and Baptist--and one steam mill. In the neighborhood are excellent schools. Mail, daily. Jas.

Xuteogee County--N. & 8.R. B. Thirteen miles from Columbus, 113 from Macon and 216 from Atlanta. No post office.

L. Heard, P. M. .Heard James JL.j genl store Meece L. P., genl store

HINESVILLE. Liberty County.

Pool M. L., physician

County seat: is 6 miles from Wal-

Webb A. Rev., Baptist

thourville and 5 from Mclntosb, the

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nearest railway stations. The dis from West Point and 58 from Atlwnta.

tance to Atlanta is 280 miles via Mc- Office of Southern Express and West

Intosh and the M. 4 B. R. R. It is a ern Union Telegraph. Farm pro

place of about 200 inhabitants, but is duce and cotton are the chief ship

,,, has one ments. It has six churches, three church--Methodist--and is the mat white and three colored--Methodist,

of the Brad well Institute, an excel Baptist and Presbyterian--and usu

lent institution of learning for both al common school facilities. Mail

male and female; incorporated 1872. daily each way. John C. Adams, P.

TbeBinesviHe Gazette, a newsy little M.

sheet, is published here weekly. This is a healthy locality and a very temperate one, no liquors allowed to be sold or given away. Hinesville can boast of a very fine mineral spring, located within 200 yards of the court house.

Bond W. M. Rev., Methodist Booyer Henry, grocer Booyer William, genl store CatoE., expagt Cohen & Bro., grocers Colquitt J. T. Rev., Baptist Copeland Joseph F.. genl store

Andrews H., blacksmith

Crawford Emma Mrs., millinery

Bradwell Institute, male and female, Epp Nathaniel, ahoemkr

S. D. Bradwell, prin

Fields B. 2S-. blacksmith

Bradwell S. D., propr Hinesville Hudson G. S., physician

Gazette and prih Bradwell Institute Hutcbinson J. N., grist mill

Farmer John W., j>enl store

Jackson Isaac, lawyer

Harrison William, genl store

Jenkins Robert H., physician

Hinesville Gazette, weekly, $1.00 Jones Jesse, physician

per annum; S. D. Bradwell, propr Jones Thomas J., physician Morgan J. J., blacksmith

HOBOKEN.

Norwood W. C., grist mill, 2 miles

Pierce County--B. & A. B B.

north Pitman Henry, genl store

Twelve miles southeast of Black- Prattler C., carpenter

shear court house, 43 from Bruns Ringer J. H., genl store

wick and 322 from Atlanta, via Jesup Robinson Hugh, genl store

--M. & B. B. R Has a population of Simmons Frank, tel opr

100, two Baptist churches, two Smith James C., genl store

schools, steam saw mill and turpen Speer John A., lawyer

tine distilleries. Lumber and naval Stacey James Rev., Presbyterian

stores are the shipments. Mail daily. Tatum John, blacksmith

David Minshur, P. M.

Tremble William 8., genl store

Ammons J. B., lumber dlr Burbage William E., genl store, saw
mill and naval store mnfir

Wheeless S. A., tanner Whitaker P. & P., genl store WordF., r. r.agt

McKinnon Bros., geul store and na val store mnfrs

HOCCARD'S MILL.

Minshur David, overseer turpen tine wks

Baker County.

Shaw John M., genl store and lum Bainbridge the nearest expraw,

ber dlr

telegraph and shipping point IB 36

HOG MOUNTAIN.
Gwinnett County~(8ee Catnt.)

miles distant, via which it to 828 from Atlanta and is 12 southwest of Newton court house. From the fta> away-Notcbaway creek power to <to-

rived to operate a gin, grist and mr

HOCANSVILLE.

mill. Cotton, wool and meal are the

Tfoup Cmmty--A. <fc W. P. S. S.

chief articles of shipment. Baptist and Methodist churches in the neigh

With an estimated population of borhood. The small stream near 400, this place is 13 miles northeast here furnishes excellent water power. of La Grange, the county seat, 29 Cotton shipped per annum, about 900

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bales. Mail weekly on horseback. Alfred T. Beid, P. M.

HOLLARD'S STORE.

Conch George IX, physician, gin,

Chattooga County.

grist and saw mill Jones Hilton 8., physician McCollum B. E., notary

Recently established poetoffice, dat ing from April, 1879.

MatbisL.J., justice Reid A. T. & Co. (Alfred T. Eeid, Thomas J. Dennard), genl store

HOLLINGSWORTH. Banks County.

Nine miles from Homer court

HOLCOMBE.

house and 88 from Atlanta via ML Airy--A. & C. A-L. By.--the nearest

Burke County-- O. S. S.

depot, express and telegraph of

fice, 8 miles distant. The place is Known also as Sebastopol; a place small, having less than a dozen in

of 60 inhabitants located on the Ogeechee river in a well watered and fertile country, 25 miles southwest of

habitants, but the postofflce for quite a farming community settled between Broad river and Mountain creek. It

Waynesborough. the county seat, 91 from Macon and 194 from Atlanta. Burr stone of finest quality abounds

is on the direct road from Athens to Mt. Airy, receiving mail once a week by carrier. A Baptist church,

in this vicinity. Excellent water several country schools and a num

power is derived from the Ogeecbee for operating a large flouring mill. Mail daily. Isaac B. Lewis, P. M.

ber of gins and grist mills are in the immediate neighborhood; about 125 bales cotton are shipped annually.

Grant W. D. & Co. (W. D. Grant, T. Joslah J. Anderson, P. M.

J. James), grist mill

Acree Wylie, gin and grist mill

Alexander J. W.. cotton gin

HOLLAND'S MILLS.

Anderson Josiah J., genl store Asflin William, physician

GarroU County.

Chambers 8., gin and grist mill

la only a formers' post office on the mail route between Douglasville

Ragsdale Francis M., grist mill Strouge John E., cotton gin

and Whitesburgh; 6 miles from the latter, the nearest shipping point, via which it is 58 miles from Atlanta.

HOLLONVILLE. Pike County.

It is 13 miles northeast of Carrollton, Zebulon, the seat of justice, is 8

tne county seat, has two churches-- miles southeast of this point. Grif

Methodist and Baptist--one school fin, the nearest shipping and express

and a population less than 25. From station, is 13 miles distant, via which

Wolf creek power is derived to oper it is 57 miles from Atlanta. This

ate a grist, saw and shingle mill and place Is about 2 miles from Flint

cotton gin. Lindsey Holland, P. M. river, and has one church--Baptist-

Brown L N., physician Burnett George W., physician Camp Walter C., constable

one high school and a population of about 25. Mail four times a we<sk. W. B. Jackson, P. M.

Crawley E. W., carpenter

Fountain P. C., genl store

Holland James E., carpenter

Harrison J. F., carriage mkr

Holland James H., blacksmith

Owens B. M., physician

Holland Jordan S., millwright

Poe Owen (c), blacksmith

Holland J. S. Jt L,. (Jordan S. and

Lindsey), gin, grist, saw and shin gle miu Jones Thomas B. Rev., Baptist

HOLLY CREEK.
Murray County.

Jones Willls D. Rev., Baptist

Deriving its name from the small

Richards W. B., justice

stream upon which it is located, is

Smallwood John R, carpenter

only a farmers' poet office, 9 miles

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southeast of Spring Place, the seat of tion between Augusta and Savannahjustice, 6 from Tilton--W. & A. R. It is 12 miles southeast of Augusta,

R.--the nearest shipping station, and the county seat, 120 from Savannah

97 from Atlanta. From the creek, and 183 from Atlanta. Express,

power is derived for driving a mill. Southern. Mail daily each way.

Corn, cotton, wheat and peas are the W. J. Pollard, P. M.

principal products. Churches, oneBaptist. Mall semi-weekly on horse back. Established as a post office February, 1879. C. B. Tucker, P. M.

Baxley J. B., physician Beale L. B., physician Cadle Archibald, cooper Cadle Silas M., wagon mkr

Clary Thomas, justice

Pollard W. J., genl store

Edmondson John L., grist mill

Tucker C. B., notary

HOLMESVILLE.

HOLLY SPRING. Douglas County--(See Chapel HiU.)

AppUng County. -- Two hundred and twenty-five miles from Atlanta via Baxley court house

HOLLY SPRINGS.

--M. A B. B. R--which is 6 miles northwest. Surrency, on same rail-'

Cheroket County--M. & N. 6. R. B. way 4 miles east, is the usual depot

Five miles south of Canton, the county seat, and 35 from Atlanta. Stages with mail, run daily to Marietta. Cotton, corn, wheat, po

and express station. Populationabout 30. Shipments, timber and turpentine. Mail semi-weekly. Miss E. T. Graham, P. M.

tatoes and fruit form the shipments. Churches, two--Methodist and Bap tist--one good school and a popula tion of less than 35. The surround ing country is rolling, and mining for

Deen Henry, cotton gin Graham A. J., physician Graham E. D., genl store Miliken Benjamin, gin and grist mill

gold is a leading interest. John Bagsdale, P. M. Cantell Joehua Rev., Baptist Clarkson J. L., propr St. Louis Gold
Mining Co. of Oa Clayton O. P., blacksmith

HOLT'S. Dougherty Co--Nakdy Die. 8.W. B.B.
Thirty-one miles from Brunswick, 125 from Macon and 228 from Atlanta. No postoffice.

Fleming J. P.. genl store Fleming W. W. W., notary

HOMER.

Meager Richard, gold miner

Banks County.

Miller William M., teacher Ragsdale John, genl store and jus
tice Bagndale W. M., blacksmith Roach Alfred, gold miner Roberts Joshua, grist mill St. Louis Gold Mining Co. of Ga.,
J. L. Clarkson. propr Strong C. H., gold miner Webster ----, physician

Bellton, on the A. & C. A.-L By. 12 miles northwest, and Maysville, --N. E. B. R,--7 miles southwest, are the express and shipping stations of this place, which has 175 inhabitants and is the capital of the above named county. Consignments for Homer go by the way of Bellton; exports by the way of Maysville. Churches three--Presbyterian, Baptist and

HOLLYWOOD.

Methodist--and the usual common school facilities. The shipments are

Richmond County--A. <t 8. B. B. cotton and corn. Atlanta is 78 miles

Unorganized as a town, contain6 about 140 inhabitants, and has on8

distant via Bellton. Mail tri-weekly on horseback. B. J. Dyar, P. M.

church--Methodist--and the usual Arflin William, co. coroner

common school facilities. Corn, cot Bowdon G. B.. co. surveyor

ton, grain and watermelons form the Briant E. 8! V. Rev., Baptist

principal shipments. This is the Cartledge G. H. Rev., Presbyterian

largest melon and corn shipping sta Chenatut A. D., physician

D. F. Willcox,

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Curtis J. T. Rev., Methodist

Narger Samuel, justice

Dyar Robert J., elk Superior Newbern G. W., Rev., Baptist

Court, carriage and wagon mnfr Dsteen Benjamin, co. coroner

Farr A Backer (P. F. M. Fair, Paul Reppard B. B., saw mill

BuckerK saloon

Rives William J., co. tax receiver

Garrison W. A. J. & Bro. (W. A J. Simian S. J., genl store, exp and

and J. A.), genl store

r. r. agt

Hardy McM. N., justice

Smith Cornelius A., elk Superior

Hayden Thomas, physician

Court

Hill J. A. notary and justice

Smith Sherod, genl store

Hill T. F. ordinary

Smith W. D., blacksmith

Hplbrook W. C., co. tax receiver Sweat J. I*, lawyer

Lockhart V. D., physician

Taylor Jackson J., co. surveyor

Miller James M.. co. treas

Tomlinson Moses, ordinary

MiUer J. W., physician

Morris & Moore, (L. F. Morris, W. W. Moore), saloon
Moss A. C., lawyer

HOPEWELL. Oolguitt County.'

Quillian W. A. & Co. W. A. and J. In March, 1879, this pl<ice was es

A. Quillian), genl store

tablished as a post office.

Sudduth B. F., sheriff

Turn bull J. J., lawyer Walters P. A., co. tax collector

HOPEWELL. Dodge County.

HOMERVILLE.

In the extreme southern part of the

Clinch County--A. & &. B. B.

county, about 16 miles south of East man, with some 20 inhabitants, but

Besting on the banks of the Alta- no post office.

paha river, is the county seat, 122

miles from Savannah and 314 from

HOREB.

Atlanta via Jesup. Express, South ern. Churches, one--Methodist--one

Hancock County.

academy and one common school. A rural settlement of 25 inhabitants,

It has a population of about 450, one 10 miles northeast of Sparta. Not

saw and one grist mill, and a cotton ppstofflce.

gin operated by steam. Cotton, rice,

syrup, honey, wax and hides form HORN'S X ROADS.

the chief each way.

shipments. Mail J. Sirmans, P. M.

daily

Mitter County. Located on Aycock and Spring creeks,

Blckley C. T. Bcv., Methodist

is a country postoffice, (its population

Booth Irvin B. Rev., Methodist

consisting of three families), 10 miles

Caswell A. J., millwright

southwest of Colquitt court house,

Caswell Madison M., co. tax collector and about 275 from Atlanta. Steam

Caswell M. M. &. Co. (M. M. Mill poetofflce, on the Chattahoo-

Caswell, J. L. Sweat), genl store chee river 12 miles southwest, is its

Courson John T., sheriff

Ing point. Bainbridge, about

Crum B. B., hotel

18 miles southeast, is the depot, ex

Dickson W. F., mnfr naval stores press and telegraph office. Cotton,

Ecord W. A., grocer

corn and oats are shipped; about

Herring Henry, saloon

1,200 bales of the former leaving

Kirkland J. C., notary and ex-off the landing at Steam Mills yearly.

Justice

In the neighborhood are several

Lane W. B.. saloon

schools, Baptist church and grist

Mattox H. H., genl store

mill. Mail weekly on horseback.

Mattox L. C., physician

H. K. H. Horn, P. M.

Moore Henry C., co. treas

Morgan Jonathan L., grist mill

Bush J. F., guano agt

Morgan & Smith (John IJ. Morgan, Clifton J. B., grist mill

Lewis Smith), gin and grist mill Floyd A. J., carpenter

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Gilbert W. B., physician Kirkland J. J., guano agt Eirkland L. G., genl store Marshall J. B., carpenter Stegall J. 8., watcbmkr Tipton J. V. Rev., Baptist

ted on House creek, near where It empties into the Ocmnlgee river, la only a farmers' post office, but has a population of about 250 tributary to It. The county seat--Abbeville--la 10 miles northwest. Hawkinsville,

the nearest shipping point, is 36 miles

HOSCtTS^TORE.

distant, via which it is 187 to Atlanta.

Jackson County. Situated on Mulberry creek, which furnishes power to drive a saw mill; is 12 miles southwest of Jefferson court house and 14 from Flowery Branch--A. & C. A. L. By.--the nearest shipping and express station.

Churches two--Baptist and Metho dist--and one common school. Cot ton and syrup the exports; about 300 bales of cotton shipped annually. Mail semi-weekly. B. V. Bowen, P. M. Bomwillen R. V.,' genl store and grist

Stage communication weekly with Jefferson and Flowery Brunch. Cot ton is the principal article shipped.

Hunter B. E., genl store Wilcox A Churchill, genl store

Methodist church and one academy. Mail semi-weekly. Atlanta is 58

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miles distant. B. A. Uosch, P. M.

Heard County.

Delaperriere J. C., physician

A small country village, shipping

Delaperriere W. P., physician

cotton, corn and cattle; is 9 miles

Hosch Bros., (J. B, and B. A.,) south of Franklin, the county seat,

genl store, gin and saw mill

12 north of La Grange, its ex

McDaniel A. N., blacksmith

press and shipping office, via which

Rinehardt J. H., justice

it is 83 from Atlanta. It has a pop

ButiierfordD. F. Bev.

ulation of about 70, one steam saw

Rutherford W. B. Bev.

mill, two churches--Methodist and

Baptist--three common schools', and

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near by, on Chattahoochee river, are

Fannin County. Located on a creek bearing the same name, which furnishes power for operating three grist mills; is 7 miles northwest of Morganton. the seat of justice, and 60 from Cleveland, Tenn., the nearest shipping station. It has a population of about 100, two churches--Baptist and Methodist-- and common school. Corn, bacon, apples, cabbage and potatoes form

several mills operated by water power. Mail semi-weekly on horse back. J. O. Goss, P. M. Aubrey T. M.. justice Brittaln 6s, Eram (J. H. Brittain,
W. H. Evans), genl store Edmondson A. H., genl store Gt8 J. G. Bev., Baptist Morgan W. 8., physician Shaw 6. W., ubysician Wilder A. J., 'saw mill

toe shipments. Mail semi-weekly on horseback. J. Bruce Dickey, P. M.

HOUSTON FACTORY.

Ballew David Bev., Baptist

Houtton County.

BaUew Thomas, grist mill Dickey J. Bruce, stock dlr

Located 4 miles northeast of Perry. No post office. Population about 20.

Doutuit Solomon M., co. tax collec. tor

HOWARD.

Newton E. H.. justice Umphrey William, grist mill Weece John, grist mill Withrow James Jr., notary

Taylor County--8. W. R. &. Ten miles west of Butler, the coun ty sea*-, 40 from Columbus, 60 from Macon and 163 from Atlanta; has a

HOUSE CREEK. Wilcox County.

population of about 70, a Methodist church, one common school and of fice of Southern Express. Cotton,

Known also as Bowen's Mill, loca wool and fruit form the chief ship-

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merits. Mail daily each way. James of Albany, the seat ofjustice, and the

W. Hall, P.M.

depot, express and telegraph office

Anderson George W., carpenter Boland John W., carpenter Brown Joseph 8., r. r. agt Brown Robert D., mail contractor Castellaw H. J., blacksmith Diekson Monroe, carpenter HallJames W..physician Huff T. E., genl store Matthews F., genl store Searcy John 8. Bev., Baptist Tbornton Elbert, dentist

ordinarily used for this point, and 217 from Atlanta. The population IB Inconsiderable, being merely a plan ters' postofflce. In the vicinity there are two religious organizations--Bap tist and Methodist, the latter with a place of worship--colored school and steam chair factory, gin, grist and saw mill. The shipments are brick, lumber and meal. Daily mail by rail. W. 8. Whitford, P. M.

Conner 8. F. V., machinist

HOWELL'S MILLS.

Haisten W. J.. chair mnfr

fulton County. Post office at a private residence on Peachtree creek 5J miles from the city of Atlanta. The mills here are combined grist and saw, planing

Odom A. J., blacksmith Putney F. F., U. 8. int rev
lector, grist and saw mill Scott A. F., saw mill Whitford W. S., genl store

collec-

machine and cotton gin. Cotton, floor and meal are shipped. Mail

HUNTSVILLE.

daily by special carrier. Clark How-

Pauldiny County.

ell, P. M.

Population 20. No post office. Lo

Howell Clark, gin, grist and cated 4 miles north of Dallas.

planing mill

Mashburn Noah 8., notary

INDIAN HILL.

Elbert County.

HUCKLEBERRY.

Situated 5 miles south of Elberton.

Echol Co.--8ta. B., A. & Q. R. R. Not a postofflce. About 15 inhabit

Is the depot for StatenvlUe, the ants.

county seat, which is 6 miles west.

The distance to Atlanta is 336 miles via Jesup--M. & B. B. B.--and 144

INDIAN SPRINGS.

from Savannah. Mail daily.

Butts County.

HUDSON.

Five miles southeast of Jackson, the county seat, and 16 from Forsy th,

Banks County.

the nearest express and shipping

A small place of probably 15 per sons, without postal advantages, 6 miles southeast of Homer

office, via which it is 93 miles from Atlan ta. From a small stream, power is obtained to -drive a woolen and flouring mill. Cotton and fruit form

HUDSONIA.

the principal exports. It -is a place of about 300 inhabitants, has one

Jefferson County--(See Venn's Bridge.'} good school and a Baptist church.

The Middle Georgia Argus, a newsy

HUCHESBURCH.

little sheet, is published here every

Haberiham County.

week. The springe are noted for the medicinal qualities the water con

Southwest of Clarkesville about 6 tains. They were first discovered by

miles. No postofflce. Population a hunter in 1792, since which time it

25.

has been hi possession of the whites,

though the red men lingered around

HUMBOLDT.

for many years later. According to

ijoughtrty County--A. & G. Jt. R.

the chemical analysis of this water made by Prof. John Buggle Getting,

Located on Flint river Smiles south state geologist in 1839, we have the

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following: One pint, wine measure-- Varner Cvuthia Mrs., hotel

barometer, 29.54; temperature-of at Wright M'C. Mrs., genl store

mosphere, 46 Fahrenheit; tempera

ture of water, 69; specific gravity, 1.142, distilled water being 1.000.

IRON ROCK.
FranJdin County.

OASES.

Quite a small place containing

Azotic gftfl.....*.................... Carbonic acid ga..--........ Salpharetted hydrogen......

0.156 cubic Inches l.OoO " " 8.005 "

about 30 inhabitants; located on Broad river4} miles from Carnesville, ;he county seat, and 5 from Lavonia

Total

4.181 " " --E. A-L. By.--its nearest shipping

8AL1NB CONTENTS. Carbonateof magnesia.......... 1.984 gnlnm Sulphate of magneda........... T.158S "

station, via. which Atlanta is 117 miles distant. It has two churches-- Methodist and Baptist--and com

Sulphate of Jime................. 7.151 " mon schools. Mail four times a

Sulphate of potath............ .. 8.415 " week. Robert E. McWhorter, P. M.

Total of saline contents 81.077

Patrick William, blacksmith

These gases are all poisonous and Swift Thomas W., notary and justice

destructive to animal life, in a con densed state, and it is well known

IRWINTON.

that this water when, drank directly from the spring in cloudy weather,

WUktToon County.

will produce headache, or giddiness. County seat; known also as Bethel

This can be avoided by holding the water a short time after dipping it

and High Hill Fraction; is 3 miles south of Mclntyre--No 16, C. R. R.--

up before drinking, as the volatile the nearest shipping point, via which

portions of the gases will pass off ra Atlanta is 134 miles distant. Cotton

pidly by evaporating. This place is is the principal export, about 400 bales

resorted to by a great many during the summer season, the accommoda tions being very good and the sce

shipped annually. It has a popula tion of about 230, one union church and one common school. The

nery perfectly charming. Stages Southerner and Appeal, a weekly

communicate daily with Forsytb paper, is published here. Mail stages

during the watering season. Mail communicate weekly with Mclntyre. daily by buggy. Bryan W. Collier, A. Baum, P. M.

P. M.

Banm A., genl store

Andersen W. W., lawyer

Beall A. A., co. treas

Bryans J. H., physician

Beall Thomas N., ordinary

Collier Bryan W., propr Mclntosh Bower J. C., lawyer

House

Bower O., lawyer

Douglas W. F., notary

Brannan C. M., grocer and saloon

Edge H. M., editor "Argus" Elder W. A. Jr., carpenter

Brannan J. T., co. surveyor Burke 3. F., co. tax receiver and genl

Elder W. A. A Son (W. A. and store

George BO, hotel

Butler G. W., genl store

Fears E. P., genl store

Carlisle W. C. IX. grocer and saloon

Qibaon John W., genl store

Carswell H. F., elk Superior Court

Lamar H. J., genl store and grist Chambers F., lawyer

mill

Chambers & Co., genl store

Lanson B. J., genl store

Fluker D. B., physician

Mclntosh House, B. W. Collier, propr Gilbert E. J., justice

Middle Georgia Argus, W. F. Smith, Gilbert H. J., lawyer

propr

Hatfleld Tobias, carriage mkr

Neal James P., justice

Hodges J. H. & C. RT, pubrs South

Pound E. E., genl store Bowland James, carpenter

erner and Appeal. (See p. 546.) Hughes Nathaniel, saloon

Saunders 8. 8., physician

Jackson James H., co. tax collector

Saunders T. J., genl store

Lee Lewis, lawyer

Smith W. F., propr " Argus"

Lindsey J. M., genl store

3d

D V Will/t/w OOLUXBU8, BEF1ESZNT8 THE MUTUAL LOT! . f. W llICOX, IHS. 00. OF HEW YOBS. Amti over 186,000,000.

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Lmdsey J. W., lawyer

Methodist--and one school. Mall

Ockington J. G., lawyer '

daily. Charles G. Tipton, P. M.

Peacock E. J., grocer and saloon Peacock L. L. co. coroner Rutland Bros., carriage mkrs Smith J. A., genl store Southerner and Appeal. J. H &
C. R. Hodges, publrs. (Bee p. 546.) Taylor William, druggist Wheeler Jacob (c), blacksmith Wright G. W., sheriff

Adams Thomas J. Rev., Brady W. D., genl store Cherry T, M.. co. coroner Clements William Rev., Cox Martha Mrs. hotel Farmer William F., co. treas Ford John J., justice Harris W. A., lawyer Hesen W. J. genl store

IRWINVILLE.

Houston J. D., sheriff Land White, co. tax receiver

Irwin County.

Lippitt Thomas M., ordinary

County seat; ia a small village of less than 20 inhabitants, about 20 miles north of Tifton the nearest railway station, via which it is 270 miles from Atlanta. Has one com mon school, and receives a weekly mail. Further information withheld too late for publication.

Lippitt W. N., carpenter Marsh H. J., co. surveyor Pawl A. J., mail agt Pawl Mary Mrs., hotel Beese James W., Judge co. court Bouse H. H , co. tax collector Tanner William F., genl store Tipton Charles J., elk Superior
Court

Bishop W. H.. co. coroner

Clements R. W., genl store, and elk Superior Court
Ewing David, ordinary

ISLAND GROVE. Hancock County.

Fussell Andersen, genl store

A rural settlement of some 20 peo

Griffin Benjamin Jr., sheriff

ple, without a postoffice, 14 miles

Hardee Thomas, genl store

north of Cans Station andI samn e dis-

Henderson James A., co. treas

tance west of Sparta.

Paulk James, co. tax receiver

Taylor Lemuel D., co. tax collector Tucker Daniel, co. surveyor

IVANHOE. BuSoeA Qwnty.

ISABELLA.

Having a population of about 100,

Worth Cov,nty--B. & A. R. R.

this little village is situated on the Ogeechee river, 24 miles southeast of

Is the capital of the county, 151 Statesborougb, the seat ofjustice, and

miles from Brunswick and 229 from 9 west of Eden--No. 2, C. R. R.--the

Atlanta. Office of Mitchell & Co's nearest shipping point, via which

Express. .Located in a stock raising Atlanta is 282 miles distant. Cotton,

country and exporting mostly wool. syrup, cattle and fruit form the chief

Population about 50. One church- exports. It has a Baptist church and

Irwlnton, Wilkinson County.
J. H. & C. R, HODGES, - - Editbrs and Publishers.
Circulation 650. Official Organ of WilMnson and Twiggs coun ties. Advertising rates liberal.

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one common school. Mail weekly. McMichael W. G. Rev., Baptist

William H. Cone, P. M.

Mapp J. L., physician

Cone William EL, lawyer Jenkins W. A., physician Richardson .P. C., justice Williams Frederick L, co. surveyor

Norris William D., co. surveyor Pettigrew James H., co. tax receiver Philipps G. W. Rev., Prim. Baptist Thompson Goodmas S., co. coroner Thompson John U-, justice

IVY LOG.
Union County.

Tucker W. J., physician Watkins B. T., saloon Watson Larkin D., elk Superior

Situated near the Notley river; is Court

9 miles northwest of Blairsville court

house and 60 fixm Gainesville. the nearest railway, telegraph and ex

JACKSON.

press office, via which the distance to Hounton County--(See Byron.)

Atlanta is 113 miles. It is a place of

perhaps 60 inhabitants, and has a

JACKSON.

primary school, two churches--Bap tist ana Methodist--and one saw and

Oeonee County.

one grist mill, operated by power de Eight miles northwest of Watkins-

rived from a small tributary of Not ville. Twenty-five inhabitants. .No

ley river. Corn, flour and potatoes postal facilities.

form the principal articles of ship ment. Mail weekly. Pleasant Short, JACKSONBOROUCH.

P. M.

Screven County.

Chapman Epoch & William, aud grist mill
Chapman Solomon, justice Kemmer P. E., genl store

saw

A village of some 25 inhabitants,, about 6 miles north of Sylvania, hav ing no postal facilities.

Neece J. C., notary Short Pleasant, genl store

JACKSONVILLE. Tdfair County.

JACKSON.

McRae, the seat of justice, is 18}

Butt* County.

miles northeast of here, but all goods

Griffin the nearest express and shipping station, is 21 miles south west, via which the distance to At lanta is 64 miles.- It is the capital of the county, and has a population of about 400, two churches --Baptist and Methodist--and one common school. Mail daily. J. A. McMichael, P. M.

are shipped by way of Lumber City-- M. & B. R. "B.--which is 18 miles, east. Located near the banks of the Ocmulgee, with a population of about 40, has a Methodist church and one common school, and shipping mostly cotton. Mail weekly on horseback. J. D. Wynne, P. M.

Anderson W. W., lawyer

JAMAICA.

Andrews John O., co. tax collector Benton Henry O., co. treas Brady J. W., saloon Byars & Mallett, genl store Carmichael &, McMichael, genl
store Compton P. M., ordinary Curry William I)., sheriff

County--B. & A. R. XL
Unorganized as a village, with a population of less than 25. Sixteen miles northwest of Brunswick, the county seat, and 305 from Atlanta, viaTA. &B.B.R Mail daily. J. M. Bice, P. M.

Duke M. L., genl store

LoweM. G., justice

Easton J. J., saloon

Tison John M., genl store

EUia J. T., physician

Gilmore J. H. <kCo., genl store

JAMESTOWN.

Gilinore & Guill, carriage mkra Hendrick Henry, lawyer

CJuMdhoochee County.

McKibben & Wright, lawyers

Seven miles southwest of CusseU,

THE CHRISTIAN Jas. P. Harrison

INDEX-Ettabltehed 68 years ago. & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

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Uie seut of justice, and 18 from Co lumbus, the nearestshipping, express and telegraph office, via which At lanta is 156 miles distant. Popula

tfcHan Alanson, genl store tfaddox George W., physician Picket Thaddeus Rev. (Baptist), ordi
nary.

tion less than 20. Has two churches --Methodist and Baj>tist-and two commou schools, one each white and colored. Mail received weekly on horseback. M. L. Woolridge, P. M.

Pool W. J., justice Prather JB. J., genl store Price Charles B., co. tax collector Richards A. W. Rev., Baptist simmons William H., lawyer

Cude J. A., gin, and grist mill

Stearns Alfred H., physician

Fentress ---- Rev., Methodist Griffin James Rev., Baptist

Tate William A Co. (William, Ste phen C. and Caleb R. Tate), griat

Haip A. D., gin and grist mill Hewill W. C., physiciau

mill Wofford E., notary and shoemkr

Johnson Charles E., genl store,

gin, grist and saw mill Reed W., genl store

JEFFERSON.

Woolridge C. J., physician

Jackson County.

Woolridge J. H., physician

Numbering about 500 inhabitants;

JASPER. Pickens County.

this place was made the capital of the county above named in 1806, and incorporated in 1812. The

thNisupmlabceer,intgin-abcoapuitta1l50oifnthhaebiatabnotvse, county, is 20 miles north of Canton,

facilities for education throughout the entire

are excellent county. The

Martin Institute, located here, is a

the Dearest shipping point, via which very popular school, endowed with

it is 62 from Atlanta. Long Swamp 150 shares G. R. R. stock, which aids

creek furuislies power to operate a to a great extent in its support. Goods grist mill. Cotton (about 60 bales), are mostly shipped .by Athens, 18

corn, wheat, fruit the chief exports.

and poultry form Ithastwochurch-

miles distant, on account of obtain ing through rates and the road to this

es--Methodist and Baptist--and one point being in much better condition

academy. Mail five JK. J. Prather, P. M.

times

a

week.

than roads leading to other stations. The distance to Nicholson is 8 miles,

Alien J. R-, genl store Alien William R., genl store and elk
Superior Court Allred E. W. Rev., Baptist Carson A. ('. Rev., Methodist Cowart F. M., co. corrtner Davis Aaron W., genl store Day William T~ lawyer England R. B. O. Rev., Methodist Eu banks W. T. Rev., Baptist Fulton B. B. Rev., Baptist Harris Jackson D. Rev., Baptist Holbert Join) Rev., Baptist Hood Ezekiel, co. surveyor Howell Ariiramons (John R How-
ell, Thomas G. Bimmons), genl store King George T. Rev., Methodist King & Bro., shuemkrs Lindsey John F., sheriff Little George H., co. tax receiver MeCretry W. B., co. tr<>as

to Harmony Grove 9, Maysville 11,

Gainesville 20 and to Atlanta 122, via

Athens. Cotton is the principal ex

port, about 300 bales shipped annu

ally. From Curry's creek power is

derived to operate a grist and saw

mill and cotton gin. Another small

stream furnishes power for operating

a saw mill and a gin, also a tan

nery. Stages communicate daily,

terxi-cwepeteSkulyndawy,itwhithGHaairumesovnilyleGroavned,

weekly with Lawrenceville and Flow

ery Branch. The town has one en

gine to use in case of fire. The"

Methodists have one church. The

Baptists and Presbyterians worship

in the same church. The forest

News, a, weekly paper, is published

here. Mail

This is a money order is received by buggy.

office. A. H.

Brock, P. M.

Mi-Cutchen & Bimmons (Joseph A,

McCutchen, genl store

Maddox

M.

Simmons)

Apr Itby W. C., co. tax collector Bailey F. M., genl store Barge A. L., lawyer

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, _____________the Best Route East.

B_e_llJHE.FW._, _or_d_in_ar_y__________549seat, situated

Burns John M., physician

Jullard's, its

JEW 12 miles northeast of nearest shipping point,

Carithers N. W., physician

via which the distance to Atlanta is

Catlett Floyd Rev., Baptist Cox R. B., justice Crawford Henry Rev., Methodist Doster J. J., physician Forest News, R. 8. Howard, editor Glenn J. M., physician Hinton P. F., lawyer Ho"wNaerwd sR"obert 8., lawyer and editor

30 miles. Cotton is the chief export. it has Methodist and Baptist churches and common schools. Mail daily by carrier. J. R, Wimberly, P. M. farewell B. S., physician >ocker W. H., lawyer Dupree John E., physician [Tincb Henry A., hotel



Howard Wiley C., lawyer Kelly A. J. Rev., Baptist Laperriere W. P. &. J. C., physicians McCarty 8. Dr., justice McElhanon Thomas A. sheriff McLester J. O., wool factory and saw
mill Mahaffey James A. B., lawyer Niblack Thomas H., elk Superior
Court Northeastern Hotel, J. Slmpklns,
propr Pendergrass J. B., druggist and phy
sician Pendergrass, Sou & Co. (N. H., F. L.
and N. N. Pendergrass, Mrs. S. E. Hancock), genl store Pike & McCarty (W. I. Pike, W. S. McCarty), lawyers Pittman M. M., lawyer Randolph House, J. E. Randolph, propr Seale R. A. Rev., Methodist Seay William Rev., Methodist Silman James B., lawyer Simpkins John, genl store and propr Northeastern Hotel

Finch & lagnty, millers

'

3ardiner C. H., carriage mkr

GUover John T., lawyer

Eallenny John T., blacksmith

Earrison R, L , grocer

Einds James L., dry goods

Eughes Hay wood, co. treas

Johnston John S., co. tax collector

Jones J. D., lawver

Jones Thomas H.. co. tax receiver

Jones T. S., physician

McCloy J. T., blacksmith

Nasti S. A., co. surveyor

Peacock James B., elk Superior

Court

Pearce Alexander, justice

Richardson 8. L., physician

Solomon C. A., ordinary

Sulum M. E., grocer

Stokes James E., justice

Stokes William H.. sheriff

Thompson Alexander, co. coroner

Tower B. M., grocer

Ward H. C., lawyer

Wimberly J. R., genl store and

bysician

W'iimberly R. R, justice

Simpkins William H., lawyer Stark W. F. Rev., Baptist

JEWELL'S.

Watson W. A., physician Whitehead John C., confectioner

Hancock County.

Williamson James L, co. tax collector Located 13 miles east of Sparta, the

WiUiamson M., grist mill

seat of justice, 44 from Mayfield, its

Wilson G. J. N., school commr

shipping station, and 141} from At

Worsham W. A., co. coroner

lanta, via Camak and Mayfield. It

is also known as Rock Factory. The

JEFFER8ONTON. Camden County.

Ogeechee river--the dividing line be tween Hancock and Warren coun ties--runs through the centre ofJew-

Situated 12 miles northwest of Bai ell's, thus dividing it between the

ley, and about 22 from St. Mary's. It two counties. The river also fur

has a population of 20, but no post- nishes power to operate a cotton and -

office.

woolen mill, running 3,000 cotton,

and 150 wool spindles, using about

JEFFERSONVILLE.
Tteiggt County.

50,000 pounds of cotton a month. Doii.estics and cotton form the chief exports. Churches two--Baptist and

Population about 300; Is the county Methodist--and one common school.

D.dPen..WAieI'Lt fLorCGO.X, \}KVeiwrghinmiatBHtoHmeeoInhsinurlcan8clMe C.Co. o.j( ASSETS:

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Mail daily by wagon. D. A. Jewel], P.M. Binion N. B. Rev., Baptist Cason Bros. (S. B. and H. B.), genl
store Coleman N. H., genl store Jedwlr ell D. A.,' domestics and wool

G. R. R., 40 miles from Brunswick, 57 from Savannah, 146 from Macon, 249 from Atlanta, and bas 500 inhab itants, two churches--Methodist and Baptist--two common schools, and six saw mills operated by steam. Mail received dailv each way by rail. H. W. Wbaley, P. M. Wayne, of which

Jewell Orlando, notary Medlock J. E., genl store Fattillo G. W. Rev., Methodist Rhodes J. W., physician

Jesup is the chief town, is one of the original counties of Georgia, and was named for that great commander of revolutionary times, Gen. Anthony Wayne, the intimate friend and

trusted lieutenant of Washington,

JENKINSVILLE.
Pike Cvunly. Zebulon. the seat ofjustice, is 13 miles northeast and Griffin, the near est shipping station, 23; via which Atlanta is 66 miles distant. This is merely a country post office near the Flint river; bas a population of about 20, one church--Missionary Baptist-- and one common school. Mall semiweekly. Mrs. Melissa Jenkins, P. M.

who, for the services rendered the State while in command of the forces, was presented by the legisla ture with a valuable farm. Wayne is one of the healthiest counties of the State, abounding in clear springs of pure and delicious water, flowing gently from the low sand hills and finding their way iuto the numerous branches or brooks which drain the whole surface of the ground. The principal river is the beautiful Satilla, which rises in the south central

Jenkins Newton S., genl store

portion of the State, running with a general easterly course, and empties

JERUSALEM.
Piekent County. Jasper, the county seat, is located 9 miles northeast, and Cartersville th nearest telegraph, express and shipping office, lies 27 miles south west. From a small stream close by, power is derived for operating a grist mill. This place is on the stage road

its clear, bright waters into St. An drews Sound. The whole surface of the county is covered with a forest of yellow pine timber, which for a century to come will be sufficient to supply all the demands of building, fencing and stock keeping. Millions of feet have been cnt and shipped, yet the supply seems very slightly affected. Many kinds of fine fruit

between Cartersville and Ludville; bas about 30 inhabitants, a Baptist church and common school and is 76 miles from Atlanta, via Carters ville. Mail weekly on horseback.

grow with but little care, requiring only skill in their culture to insure success. At certain seasons the orange trees present a most attrac tive appearance, being loaded with

H. K. Wood, P. M.

young fruit and also having the old

Bradley Augustus, carpenter Bruce M. V. blacksmith Hamrick 8., notary Jones A. V. P., justice and grist mill Moss J. N., blacksmith Moss R. D., blacksmith Murphy J. P., carpenter

oranges still glistening among the dark green foliage, and the delicious blossoms exhaling their sweet fra grance morning and evening. Altnmaba Hotel, Reuben Jones propr Bennett Solomon Rev., Baptist Booker Joel W., sewing machine

Palmer S., carpenter Wood & Allred. (H. K.
J. Allred), cotton gin

Wood,

E.

agt Butler W. T. E. Rev., Methodist Cannon Kate Miw, milliner Causey William R., co. tax collector

JESUP. Wayne Ommty--M. &B.E. S.

Clark A. Rev., Methodist Clary W., saw mill Coapland H. W. Rev., Baptist

County seat: is at crossing of A. & Coleman Elijah Rev., Methodist

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Dye W. M. A Bro. (W. M. and J. C.), Roberson Joseph D., sheriff

genl store and mnfrs naval stores Roberson & Co., genl store

Ellenwood Albert A. Rev., Methodist Rumph John D., lawyer

Ployd T. A., justice

Scott William, co. surveyor

George Leonard, justice

Surrency & Co. (M. W. Surrency),

Grace F. M., genl store

genl store

Harris George W., agt M. & B. and The Jesnp Sentinel (weekly,

A. A G. R. Roads.

Wednesday), T. P. Littlefield, ed

Hatcher J. C., co. tax receiver

itor. fSee p. 551.)

Hopps Richard B., ordinary; r Har- Walker Richard K, exp agt and tel

tridge

opr

Jesnp House, T. P. Littlefleld, Weiss Leopold, genl store

propr. (See p. 551.)

Whaley W. H., saw mill

Jones Reuben, propr Altamaha Ho Whaley W. H. & Son (W. H. and

tel Knight John S., co. coroner

H. W.), guano agts and genl store Williams Andersen, grist mill

Lester Robert P. Hon., druggist

and physician Little Z. W., genl store and physici

JEWELLVILLE.

an

Banks County.

Littlefleld T. P., editor and pub Jesup Sentinel and propr Jesup House. (See p. 551.)
Massey John, co. treas and genl store
Middleton Benjamin O., elk Superior Court
Middleton William S., genl store and physician
Odom Godfrey, genl store

Only a farmers' post office on Nails creek, 8 miles southeast nf Homer court house and 15 from Harmony Grove, the nearest shipping place, via which the distance to Atlanta is 100 miles. Cotton is the principal export. This place is also known as Georgian. Mail weekly on horse back. W.J. Wiley, P. M.

Poppell J. A., genl store

Duncan John, genl store

JUNCTION ATLANTIC ft GULF and IIAOON ft BBUNSWICK BAILBOADS.
Rates $1.50 per Day; Single Meals 50 cts: by the Month, $20 ; by the Week. $7 ; Liberal Discount for Families.
T. P. LITTLEFIELD, Proprietor.

T. P. LITTLEFIELD, Editor and Proprietor.

82.00 PER YEAR.

ISSUED WEEKLY.

JA8. P. HARRI8ON A CO., State Printers, Publishers, and Binders, 27 A 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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Quillian J. T., genl store

Middletown James R., physician and

Quillian W. A., genl store

justice

Wiley George W., justice

Morrison William A., carpenter

Wiley W. J., genl store

Munroe Thomas F.,_physician

O'Neal Samuel E., exp agt

JOHN8~CREEK.

Parker William H. Rev., (Baptist),

Gordon County.

r. r. agt Peacock Richard, blacksmith

Formerly a postofflce but discon Price William C., genl store

tinued March, 1879; business of the Sullivan George W.. genl store

office transferred to Beeves Station. Tutty Charles, sawmill

Population about 20.

JOHNSON.

JOHNSTONVILLE. "'Ifonroe County.

Emanuel County.

A small settlement of some 20 peo

A rural settlement, without postal ple 5 miles west of Colliers, a station

facilities, some 7 miles northeast of on the Ga. R. R. No post office.

Swainsborough; contains about 20

inhabitants.

JONES' BLUFF.

JOHNSON'S LANDING.

Camden County.

Decatur County--(See Steam Mitt.)

Six miles north of Bayley. About

20 inhabitants. No post office.

JOHNSTO~N~STATION.

Liberty County--A. & 0. S. S.

JONES1 CROSSING.

Unorganized as a town; situated Mutcogee County--(See Upaioie.)

near the Altamaha river 15 miles

southeast of Hinesville, the seat of

JONES' MILLS.

justice, 46 from Savannah and 260 from Atlanta via Jesup--M. & B. R.

Meriwether County.

R. It has a population of about 30; Greenville, the seat of justice, Is 7

two churches--Baptist and Metho miles southwest, and the nearest ship

dist--one common school, and one ping point is Grantville--A. & W. P.

steam saw mill. Cotton and naval R. R.--18 miles, via which AtLmta is

stores are the chief exports, about 100 69 miles distant. Red Oak creek furn

bales ofcotton shipped per annum and ishes power to drive three grist mills.

300' barrels of turpentine and rosin Mail semi-weekly on horseback. J.

shipped per week during the summer L. Milam, P. M.

season. Express, Southern. Mail daily each way by rail, and weekly from Lumber City on horseback. Samuel E. O'Neal, P. M.

Crouch T. M., wagon mkr . Kelly T. B., shoemkr Milam L. J., grist mill Milam L. J. & Son (L. J. and J.

Branch A. 8., genl store

L.), genl store

Chapman John C., blacksmith

Pinkston G. W., physician

Chapman Thomas J., notary and

justice

JONESBOROUCH.

Fletcher C. J., real estate agt Garrason James O.. justice

Olayton County--Atlanta Div. C. B. B.

Hall William H. Rev., Baptist

The capital of the county; is 21

Holliday.Jordan & Co. (Joseph Hol- miles from Atlanta and 82 from

liday, Richard Jordan, George B. Macon. Office of Southern Express

Lane), mnfrs naval stores

and Western Union Telegraph. Has

Hughes Andrew J. Rev., Methodist about 1,800 inhabitants, two churches

Hughes Thomas D., grist mill

--Methodist and Baptist--one high

McNeill M. D., mnfr naval stores school, and a grist mill operated by

McQueen Neil, hotel

steam power. Cotton is the chief

Mairson I. L., genl store

export; about 7,000 bales shipped an-

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nnally. The Jonesborough News, a Chambers W. 8. P., co. coroner

weekly paper is published here. Mail Chapman J. B., grist mill and fur

daily each way. E. L. Harris, F. M. niture

Chapman William H., grocer

Anthony Jesse. justice

Chapman & Lawrence (W. H. Chap

Archer WinfleldS., sheriff

man, J. F. Lawrence), saloon

Armstrong James M., physician Cloud Aaron E. Rev., (Baptist),

in charge Hygienic Institute. (See editor "News"

p. 553.)

Coleman David L., propr Coleman

Blaluck A. C. & J. E.. gen] store

House

Blalock J. L. & Co. (J. L. and E. M. Coogler Jecse A Son (Jesse and La

Blalock), genl store

ther), genl store

Bowden John M. Rev., Methodist Cousins J. W., physician

Brown & Watkins (C. I. Brawn, J. Crumblvy George W., genl store

C. Watkins), genl store

Dean B., co. surveyor

T. J. MERCER, PROPRIETOR. JO^ESBOROUGH, GEORGIA..
This house has recently been refurnished, and Is near depot. I shall spare no pains to make it one of the best hotels in the country. My table is supplied with the best the market affords. Give me a call, and I will satisfy you.

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Doyal J. L lawyer Denton John W., lawyer

JORDAN'S STORE.

Dunn James B., co. tax collector Gay William W., lawyer

Pike County.

Hanes Elisha L., co. treas and exp agt
Hanes Joshua J., genl store Harper Esom & Bro. (C. & B.), liv
ery stable HawkinsJohn M., genl store Henderson Seaborn T., grocer Hendon Alonzo (c), barber Higbtower James H., saloon Hightower James O., livery stable

Zebulon, the seat of justice, is 9 miles northwest of this place, and Barnesville, the nearest express and shipping station, 18 east, via which the distance to Atlanta is 78 miles. This is a very small place, merely a farmer's postofflce, with a population of about 50. Mail, semi-weekly. William F. Connally, P. M.

Hughie J. P., blacksmith

Connally & Jordan (William F.

Hygienic Institute, J. M. Arm Connally, Henry G. Jordan), genl

strong, propr. (See p. 553.)

store

JonesDorough News, A. E. Gwyn J. P., physician

Cloud, editor

Jordan Simeon (c), blacksmith

Klmsey & Bernbart (W. T. Klmsey, Thornton William J., carpenter

A. Bernhart), genl store

Langston E. B. & Son, shoemkra

Livingston William J., co. tax re

JUC TAVERN.

ceiver McConnell Joseph A., ordinary

Walttn County.

McConnell Oscar, confectioner and grocer
McConnell U. O., elk Superior Court McKown John A., physician McKown J. A. & Co. (J. A. Mc
Kown, W. E. Carnes), druggists Malone J. C., dentist Melson William A., genl store Mercer Thomas J.. propr Plan
ters Hotel. (See p. 553.) Morrow William H. H., genl store Mundy John M.. lawyer

Sixteen miles north of Monroe court house, 24 from Athens and same distance from Buford. The distance to Atlanta is 61 miles via Buford. Cotton is the principal article of ex port. Weekly mail. Stage commumunicatlon with Athens, Gainesville and Jefferson. One church--Meth odist--and one high school. Has three mills operated by steam. Z. F. Stanton, P. M.

Newton Edward A., r. r. agt and tel Backs M. H. Bev., Methodist

opr

Fulcher James, carpenter

Planters Hotel. T. J. Mercer, Fuller M. V., wheelwright

propr. (See p. 553.)

Goodwin W. H., genl agt

Bea D. H., harness mkr

Hamilton J. W. H., physician

Sims Thomas W., physician

Hill S. C., carpenter

Sims William T., genl store

Hill W. H., justice

Smith John M., watch mkr

Jackson Hartwell Bev., Miss. Baptist

Smith Mattie Mrs., milliner

Jackson H. D., grist and planing mill

Smith William B.. carriage mkr Jackson & Co. (J. M. and Z. F. Jack

Spence James T., lawyer

son), genl store

Starr John G., saloon

Kelly & Cosby (N. J. Kelly, W. P.

Stewart George D.. lawyer

Cosby), grist and saw mill

Stewart William B., genl store

Millican J. 8., wheelwright

Tigner W. A. Bev., Lutheran

Patterson M, A., architect

Tigner & Hodnett (W. A. Tigner, C. Perry W. T.. saw mill

W. Hodnett), lawyers

Bainey H. N. Bev., Baptist

Vaughn Ellen Mrs., milliner

Saunders J. M., physician

Venable John, physician

Smith G. W. A Son (G. W. and John

Waterson W. L., lawyer and co. T.), genl store

Stanton J. D., genl store

toung T). & Son (D. and P. G.), drug Stanton & Kelly (Z. F. Stanton,

gists

N. J. Kelly), genl store

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JUNIPER.

KEDRON.

Tolbot County--8. W. R. R.

Coweta County.

A small place having no postal fa cilities, 26 miles from Columbus, 74 from Macon and 177 from Atlanta.

Is a country postoffice on the banks of Lime creek, about 13 miles east of Newnan, the seat of justice.

JUNO.

KEITHS.
WJiitfield County.

Dawson County.

Not a post office, only a small set

Dawsonville, county seat of above tlement of some 20 people, 2 miles named county, is 7 miles south of south of Dalton.

Ghearien.esTvihllee,n2e7armesitlesshispopuitnhgeapsoti,nvt iias which Atlanta is 80 miles distant. From the Amicolola power is derived

KENNESAW. CoN> County-W. & A. R. B.

to run a grist mill. Corn, bacon and Deriving its name from the moun

flour form the chief exports. Stage tain near which it is located, and

communication weekly with Dablon- also known as Big Shanty. Is 29 ega. Churches two--Baptist and miles from Atlanta, 111 from Chatta

Methodist. Schools, one. Mail semi- nooga, Tenn., and 7 northwest of

weekly on horseback. P. M.

Clark G.Burt,

Marietta, the a population

seat of

of justice. It about 200,

has two

Burt Clart G., justice Burt Da vis J., Bev., Baptist Harben James, blacksmith Harben Samuel, school commr Jenkins George A., music teacher McKee Joseph, notary Palmour Silas V., grist mill Payne Ambrose, carpenter Payne Z. C., genl store Roper Samuel Bev., Baptist Sheffield Henry P., shoemkr Smith David E. Prof., teacher Welcbel Jordan, genl store

churches--Baptist and Methodist--

and a grist and saw mill and cotton

gin operated by steam. saw (Spring supplies the

The Kennerxilroad sta

gtiroanp.h.OfMficaeilodfaWilyeestaecrhnwUayn.ionJaTmelees

L. Hughes, P. M.

Corrie B. H., genl store Corrie G. T., r. r. agt Eidson B. S., genl store Gibson John S. & Son, blacksmiths Gramling Bichard, carpenter Hughes James JU, shoemkr Hull & Valentine, gold miners

Johnson G. N., gin, grist and saw

KANSAS. Carrott County.

mill Kendrick I. B., justice .Lemon Jesse L., tel opr

Between the Tallanoosa talioochee rivers; has two

and Chatchurches--

sBcahpotoilstananddaMpoetphuoldaitsiot--n otnriebcuotamrmy otno

the office of about 600. Mail stages

communicate daily with Bowdon

and Tallapoosa. Carrollton, the seat

ofjustice and nearest shipping point,

is 10 miles distance to

southeast, via Atlanta is 75

which miles.

the J.

McMurray J. A. Bev., Baptist McBea William L., carpenter Price James N., shoemkr Roberts John, cotton gin Rutherford T. M., blacksmith Singleton J. J. Bev., Methodist Smith George W., physician Steele B. F., saloon Tanner A Bro. (John Q. and James
G.), genl store

M. McBurnett, P. M.

Carrnll John, physician Crawford William, genl store

KEYTON.
CdOioun County.

liagan Harris, genl store Smith Charles, shoemkr Smith Bansom, justice

Pachitta creek, close by, furnishes pisowalesrotoodnreivseatwwomgilrlistompeilrlast;edthebrye

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steam. Morgan, the county seat, is ted by steam. The Etowah river

10 miles distant, and Arlington, the and Two Bun creek furnish power to nearest shipping point, is 8. via operate two flouring mills. Southern

which the distance to Atlanta is 253 Express and Western Union Tele

miles. It has a Baptist church and graph office. Cotton and cement are common school. Mail weekly on ;he chief exports. Mail daily each

horseback. W. D. Hunter, P. M. way. W. F. Bobertson, P. M.

Bell A. J., grist mill

Burrough Henry, carpenter

Blocker C. P., lawyer

Burrough Lee, justice

Cordray J. A., saw mill

Oavidson J. M., exp and r. r. agt

Ingram D. A., grist.mil!

Eureka Flour Mill, J. W. Hayes &

Jones E. 8., genl store

Co., proprs

Mills J. B., justice

Gaines J. B., blacksmith

Gillam William A., genl store

KINGS.
Wayne County.

Godwin Joel, hotel Goldwin W. H. Bev., Baptist Eargis James F., genl store

Claims a population of 23, has no post office, and is 7 miles southwest of Waynesville.

Hargis T. V., cotton gin Harris G. D. Bev., Baptist Harris James S., propr Kingston
Flour Mill

KINCSBOROUCH.

Harris John A., grocer Hayes J. W. & Co., proprs Eureka

Harris County--N'. & S. S. R.

Flour Mill

Situated on the banks of Mulberry creek--a beautiful little stream-- from which power is gained to drive a large grist mill; 4 miles south of Hamilton court house, 20 from Co lumbus, 120 from Macon and 158 from Atlanta, via West Point It is a place of perhaps 75 inhabitants, and has one common, school and a union church, used by Baptists, Pres byterians and Methodists. The year ly shipment of cotton amounts to about 1,500 bales. Mail daily each way. T. A. Miller, P. M.

Jones T. P., physician Kinnebrew W. H., physician Kennebrew W. J., physician Kingston Flour Mill, J. S. Harris,
propr Lin J. L.. prin Kingston School Mayson C. N., druggist Pope B. S., r. r. agt and tel opr Bainey W. W., saloon Bainey W. W. Mrs., hotel Bead James, blacksmith Robison W. F. Bev., Methodist Sheats & Cotob (A. Y. Sheats,
Thomas Cobb), genl store Towers Horace B., confectioner

Beers E. W-, millwright Bruce B. J., physician

Waring George H., cement mnfr Woolen A. F., wheelwright

Brace W. W., genl store and phy

sician

Dozier G. Hines, lawyer

KIOKEE.

Ecbols O. B., machinist

Johnson W. C., grist mill and r. r.

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Columbia County, Located in a cotton growing sec

tion, 8 miles northwest of Appling

KINGSTON.

court house, 15 from Augusta, 3 from the Savannah river and 9 from Belajr

Bartev Co.--W. & A. B. S. June. S. - Ga. B. B.--the nearest shipping

B. S.

point, via which it is 170 from At

Eleven miles northwest of Cartersville, the county seat, 60 from Atlan ta, 80 from Chattanooga, Tenn., and 20 from Borne. It has a population of about 450, Baptist and Methodist

lanta. This is merely a farmers post office, and has one grist mill operated by steam, and two churches--Baptist and Methodist--in the vicinity. B. J. Waiton, P. M.

churches, two common schools; and a Benson B. K. Bev., Methodist

cotton gin and cement works opera Davidson J. A., carpenter

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Spires J. Q., justice Walton & Co., grist mill

Jones J. W., physician Lowe J. W., genl store

IfcCraryyAndrews &, Alien (Hy-

KIRKLAND.

ram McCrary. John W. Andrews,

Coffee County--B. & A. R. R. Sixteen miles southwest of Douglas Court bouse, 93 from Brunswick and 287 from Atlanta via Albany, has

Wilson P. Alleu). genl store Moore K. P. & L. D., druggists Ray W. W., co. tax receiver and col
lector

about 100 inhabitants, one academy, three . churches -- Missionary and Primitive Baptist and Methodist--

D. SMITH,

one steam saw mill, and one grist

mill and wool carder operated by

(Ordinary Crawfbrd County.)

power from Bed Bluff creek. Mail

daily each way. T. S. Kirkland,

P.M.

King Thomas Rev., Prim. Baptist

Kirkland Joseph, grist mill and wool

carder .

KNOXVILLE, GA.

Kirkland M., real estate dlr

Kirkland William, genl store Lott E., stock dlr Parker C. G. B. W.. physician

Will practice in Crawford and ad joining counties.

Poweli ---- Rev., Miss. Baptist Took Joel Rev., Methodist Weston S. R., saw mill

Smith & Wilder, blacksmiths Stembridge & Hatcher, genl store Stroud M. D., lawyer

KNIGHT'S MILL. Berrien County.

White George W., co. surveyor. Wright ti. 8. Sou & Co., genl store

A small settlement of about 20 per

LA FAYETTE.

sons, without postal advantages, 12 miles southwest of Nashville.

Walter County.

County seat; la situated near the

KNOX BRIDQE. Bart County.

Cnattooga river, from which power is derived to operate three grist milk; 26 miles south of Chattanooga and 40

Situated 1 mile south of Parker's north of Rome--the station by which

Store, with some 25 inhabitants, but goods are shipped and with which

no poatofflce.

communicatiou is had by stage tri

weekly. The principal shipments are

KNOXVILLE. Orawford County.

cotton, corn, wheat and bacon; the county shipped last season about 1,000 bales of cotton and the present wheat

County seat; Is an inland town of crop is believed to aggregate about

about 250 inhabitants, deprived of 200,000 bushels. LaFayette has

railroad facilities. Fort Valley is the population of about 275, one weekly

nearest shipping and express station, newspaper--the Walker CoutttyMet-

and lies 15 miles southeast, via which tenger--one high school, three

the distance to Atlanta is 147 miles. churches--Methodist, Baptist and

Cotton is the ch ief production. Mail, Presbyterian--and receives a daily

tri-weekly. Hyraui McCrary, P. M. mail by horse and buggy. J. EL

Anderson J. W., co. treas

Rogers P. M.

Bond R. M., sheriff

Center 4 Mize (W. W. Center, R P.

Bond Sanders, co. coroner

Mize), blacksmiths

Danielly A. J., elk Superior Court, Clements George W., co. treas

notary and justice

Clements Judaon C. Hon^ law

Irby J. EL, carpenter

yer, senator 44th district

D P 117kllf%r Oolunrbaui, Oownl Innxanoe, Kre, Xmtaaxlne, Lift, Ao. I*. W1I1COX,______client. Established 1819.

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Copelanti P. W., lawyer

Ball Doric, watchmkr

Culberson E. L., gem store

Barnard John M., r. r. agt

Dickson Robert N., elk Superior Baugh John A., physician

Court

Baugh John A. Jr., druggist

Duncan W. L., lawyer

Bigham Benjamin H., lawyer

Farris D. C. & 8. W., druggists and Bird Alonzo C., tailor

physicians

Birdsong W. P., co. tax receiver

Garrett M., justice Hammond Miles, grist mill

Boyd & Linen (Charles W. Boyd, Lewis J. Linch), dry goods

Hovis W. P., lawyer

Bradtield Edwin B., dry goods

Lumpkin H. P., lawyer and co. sur Bradfleld Thomas &., druggist

veyor

Brady Hiram K., grocer

McAlister G. C., tinner McCali T. S., co. tax receiver McCutcuen A. E., stock dlr McHan A., editor "Messenger

Brady House. Mrs. Hiram K Brady, propr
Broome John B... livery stable. (See p. 559.)

McHan E. A., propr "Messenger." Buice James IX, stoves and tin ware

(See p. 561.) ' Napier N. C., grist miU

Burks Benjamin (c), blacksmith Callaway Enoch, druggist and phy

Nash J. W., genl store Parker Joel. co. coroner

sician Cary Henry H., justice

Patterson George W., grocer and Gary & Butler (Henry H and Henry

sheriff

E. Cary, Henry C. Butler) ware-

PhippsJ. P., hotel

bouse and com mere

Rogers J. H., tailor and justice Russell Milton, ordinary

Chappie John A., dentist Coom John H., co. surveyor

Shaw A., genl store

Cooper John N., mayor and genl store

Shuford & Miller (J. E. Shuford, J. Cox Albert H., lawyer

A. Miller), genl store

Cox George, blacksmith

Siminona A. A., tannery and boot Cox Ichabod P., pres Southern Fe

and shoe mkr

male College

Trail B. L., harness mkr

Cox Lewis S., grocer and saloon

Walker County Messenger, CUlberson & Bobertson (c) (Slmms

(weekly, democratic,) E. A. Mc Culberson, Alfred Bobertson), black

Han, propr. (See p. 561.) Wardlaw J. C., genl store Wat-then N. G., grist mill Withers Joel, hotel

smiths Dallls & Gray (Virgil E. Dallis, Wil
liam V.- Gray), dry goods Dansley William P., grocer

Davis Thomas, co. coroner

LA GRANGE.

Edmundson John D., confectioner

Trmip Cmmly--A, & W. P. B. B.

and saloon Ellis James, grocer

County seat; a small incorporated Ferrell & Lougley (Blount C. Ferrell,

city with a population of 2,500, situ Francis M. Longley), lawyers

ated on the A. & W. P. B. B., 16 miles Forbes J. C. & Co. (Joseph C. Forbes,

from West Point and 71 from Atlanta. Thomas G. Harwell), grocers

It bas two female colleges--Baptist Frost Francis A., banker and grocer

and Methodist--two male nigh Gholson William C., warehouse, etc

schools and two negro schools--Bap Greene E. J., co tax collector

tist and Methodist--three white Hagedorn Bros. (Morris and Isaac),

churches--Baptist, Methodist and dry goods

Presbyterian--two colored churches --Baptist and Methodist, county fair

Harden Martin B. Rev., Baptist Harris William, confectioner

grounds, and one handsome flower Harris William P., dentist

garden. Telegraph, Western Union. Harris & Clemeus (Henry Harris,

Express, Southern. Frederick Ball, Frank Clemens), carpenters

P. M.

Harrison James (c), barber

Alfred Barnabas B., dentist

Heyman, Merz & Co. (Herman Hey-

Amoss Benjamin B., books and sta man, Daniel Merz, Louis Mayer)

tionery

dry goods

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Hurd George B., physician Jackson John (c), shoemkr

Perry J. T. A .Co. (John T. Perry, Bobert 8. White), grocers

Jarboe & Co., (Bosanne A. and Wil Phillipe Alonzo B., boots and shoes

liam C. Jarboe), dry goods

Bagland John W., grocer

Jones Andrew P., carriage mkr

fiidley Charles B., physician

Kisler Ellen Mrs., confectioner

Scott Charles H., baker

King John T., carpenter

Scott Bobert (c), shoemkr

La Grange Banking & Trust Co., A. Sledge John W., elk Superior Court

D. Abraham, pres; George A. Smith Gabriella J. Mrs., milliner

Speer, cashier

Solomon K. & Co. iKaughman and

La Grange Female College, James Abraham Solomon), dry goods

B. Mayson, pres

Southern Female College, Ichabod F.

La Grange Reporter, John T. Cox, pres

Waterman, propr. (See p. 559.) Speer William J., tel opr

Lamar Samuel (c), shoemkr Laprade W. H. Rev., Methodist Lelimann Albert, jeweler Leonard J. U., grocer

Speer & Speer (John A. and Daniel N.), lawyers
Stannard Platt A., livery stable Stephens Sarah F. Mrs,, milliner

Lyman Anthony, meats

Strong John B., co. treas

McClure William J., grocer

Strong J., lawyer

MoFarlin B. S. & Co., (Bobert S. Styles Clifford A., physician

McFarlin, John B. Awtrey), Swanson Benjamin G., grocer and

cotton mere

hardware

McFarliu & Barnard (Bobert S. Mc Tomlinson James M., photographer

Farlin, John M. Barnard), ware Toole Edward, justice

house

Toole & Son (John K and J. Ed

McMurray William H. Bev., Presby ward), lawyers

terian

Trnitt James G., grocer and furniture

Mabry Charles W., lawyer

Walker James, lawyer

Martin William D. S., sheriff

Warlick J. E., tinner

Mayson James B., pres La Grange Waterman John T~ propr La

Female College

Grange Beporter. (See p. 559.)

Meigs Benjamin F., hotel Miller James (c). meats

Whitfield John, insagt Whittaker Thomas H., lawyer

Newton Alexander (c), blacksmith Woods Baxter (e), barber

Parker Samuel E., gunsmith

Yancey William C., ordinary

LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,

LaGrange, Georgia.

In sight of Meigs House. Handsome turnouts, excellent horses, andpolite

drivers. Special rates to commercial men.

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Young James G., grist mill

Bloan J. W., grist mill

Zimmer Valentine, saloon and con Stevenson J. B., physician

fectioner

LAIRD8BOROUCH.

LAMAR'S MILL. Upson County.

Carrott County.

Butler, the nearest shipping and

Formerly known .as Laurel Hill, express station, is 11 miles distant

and bag a population of about 75; via which Atlanta is 164. Thomas-

Baptist and Methodist churches and ton, the county seat, is 17 miles north

one good school; saw mill and gin west; the distance to Atlanta via operated by steam. Weekly mail Thomaston is only 83 miles. Cotton

stave communication with Carroll- is the chief article of export. It has

ton~, the county seat and nearest ship the usual church and school facilities,

ping point, which is 10 miles distant. and one grist mill operated by water.

Cotton is the chief export. Within The Flint river and Oakcbunkny two miles of this place is a gold mine creek both furnish water power to

worked with very fair success; also a operate mills. Mail weekly. W. Z.

tannery operated by water power. Holleman, P. M.

A. 3. Laird, P. M. Berryhill Thomas N., millwright Craven Wilson L., notary

Adams Howell. genl store Holleman W. Z., agt Lamar &
Holleman

Green Josiah D., physician and tan Hayes G. H., blacksmith

ner

Lamar & .Holleman, (H. J. Lamar

King Thomas A., carpenter

and G. T. Holleman), genl store

Laird A. J., genl store and lawyer and grist mill Morrow & Boop (Rad Morrow,'John Rain.es Thomas, notary

K. Boop), gin and saw mill

Beeves J. M., lawyer

Boop John K., justice

Thomason Frank M., physician Thomason James Bev., Methodist Thomason James ST.. lawyer

LANDERS. Pieketu County.

Wiggins Hopewell ST. Bev., Baptist Three miles east of Talking Bock

Worley W. V., blacksmith

and 4 northwest of Jasper; has 20 in

habitants, but no postal facilities.

LAKE~1CREEK. Polk County.

LANGSBURY.

A rural hamlet--without a post

Oamden County.

office--of some 15 people. Located An unimportant settlement of

4 miles north of Cedartowu.

some 15 persons, 6 miles south of

Waynesvllle. No postofflce.

LAMAR.

Sumter County.

LAUREL HILL.

Is a small place 11 miles southeast

Uarrott County.

of Americus, the seat of justice and Discontinued as a postofflce; it is 10

nearest shipping station, via which miles southwest of Carrollton, the

it is 184 miles from Atlanta. It has seat of justice, via which it is 75

three mills operated by steam power, from Atlanta. Population very

one church--Universalist--and the small.

usual common school facilities. Mail

four times a week. D. H. Hooks, P. M.

LAURENS HILL.

Hanesly J. J., genl store

Laurtns County.

Hawkius 8. H., grist and saw mill

Dublin, the seat of justice, is sit

Hooks D. H., planter, grist and saw uated 15 miles east, and Cocnran, the

mill

nearest express and shipping office,

Kendrick James Bev., Univerealist is 16 miles southwest. From Rocky

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creek power is drawn (o drive

Dodd H. C., physician

mills. Cotton is the principal ship Freeman Hallman, physician

ment. It is nothing more than a Freeman 8. H., physician

farmers' post office, with two Baptist Gtarner George W., co. tax collector

churches in the neighborhood and Gladstone B. A., lawyer

two common schools. The distance Griswell & Co., blacksmiths

t:> Atlanta is 157 miles, via Cochran. Gwinnett Herald (weekly), T. M.

Mail semi-weekly. W. F. Harvard, Peeples, editor

P.M.

Haygood Simpson A., elk Superior

Barkwell J. W., physician Carroll C. C., physician Gainey & McNair (W. A. Galney. J.
L. McNair), grist mill Harvard JE. L., genl store Haskins W. T., genl store Hobbs Charles, geiil store Kurtz W. J., physician McCall M. N. Rev., Baptist Pope J. T., genl store Ramsey W. S. Rev., Baptist Thompson A. J., genl store

Court Harris J. C.y justice Harvey W. H., tailor Haslett Benjamin Bev., Baptist Haalett W. Bev., Baptist Hutching N. It., lawyer Ivle W. S., shoemkr Julian F. P., lawyer King James L., co. treas Lamkin B. H., justice Ijamkin J. Thomas, genl store Mackin H. O. & Bro.. tanners Mills J. M. & Co., blacksmiths and

LAVONIA.

carriage mkrs Mitcbell J. W., notary and ex-off

Franklin County-{See AgtuOa.)

justice

Mitcbell T. K., physician

LAWRENCEVILLE. Moore J. B., physician

Ghoinnett County.

Moore R. B., physician Peeples T. M.. lawyer and editor

Has about 480 inhabitants, and is "Herald"

the capital of the county. Suwanee, Peters T?. J., co. coroner

9 miles distant, is the nearest express Quilliau H. H. Bev., Methodist

and shipping station, via which it is Biley & Lee, druggists

40 to Atlanta. Mail stage communi Robinson R. N., genl store

cates with Suwanee daily. This Robinson W. H., saloon

place has three churches--Methodist, Shackelford J. H., genl store

Baptist and Presbyterian -- three Simmons W. E., lawyer

schools and one steam planing mill. Smith J. W. M., shoemkr

Cotton is the .principal article ex Spence J. D., trenl store

ported; about 500 bales shipped an Btricklaud B. E., genl store

nually. W. H. Harvey, P. M.

Thomas W. Scott, lawyer

Alien Cyrus A., ordinary Barren J. L. R. Bev., Baptist Born D. L., hotel Brand M. V., genl store and saloon Ctaamblee W. JR., co. tax receiver

Townley T. P., gin and planing mill Vaughan A. J., geul store Wilson John M., genl store Winn A. M. physician Winn L. J. lawyer

OBOKOEA.

E. A. McHAN, Proprietor; \ Fridays; Democratic.

A. McHAN, Editor.

J Circulation, 750.

The Messenger is the official organ of the county, and the only paper

published in the county. It circulates principally In the country, and every

copy which leaves the office is read by not less than eight persons; so that

it is read every week by not less than six thousand persons. It has a larger

circulation in the counties of Walker, Chattooga and Dade, than any paper published in North Georgia. It is very popular and eagerly sought after

wherever it circulates, and as an advertising medium it is unsurpassed.

TERMS --$1.50 per year hi advance. Advertising rates reasonable.

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tween 3,000 and 4,000 bales of cotton exported annually. Mail daily by

Clinch County-(See DuPont.) rail and by back. John R. Mercer,

P. M.

LAWTON'S MILL.

Barnett Lucius, sboemkr

Screeen County.

Barnett L. N.. genl store

Without postal advantages; situa ted 5 miles north of Sylvania.

Boyd P. ., gin and grist mill Brown Willis, barber Byrd & Jones, contractors

LAWTONVILLE. Burke County--A. & 8. ff. B.

Colley John, r. r. agt Cook George W. Bev.. Methodist Durham & Simmons, hotel ,

Station name is Lawtoii; 15 miles west of Way nesborough, the county seat, 84 from Savannah, 48 from Au gusta and 219 frou. Atlanta via Au gusta or Macon. Office of Southern .Express; the nearest telegraph sta tion is Millen, 5 miles south. It Is a place of nearly 200 inhabitants and tias one church--Baptist--and one academy. Cotton is the chief ex port, about 1,500 bales shipped annu ally. Mail daily each way. K E. Clark, P. M.

Grubbs W. J., grist and saw mill Hammond C. IX Mrs., hotel Johnson Delia Miss, milliner McGregor J. A. Jr., genl store McMilian James, carpenter Martin William, blacksmith Mercer John R., exp agt . Kelson Annie Mrs., hotel Nelson J. C., livery Pace George V., genl store Pace & Newton, blacksmiths Paul O. H., physician Price J. C., genl store Sims W. A., physician

Clark. S. E., civil engineer, exp Turner A. W. Jr., genl store '

and r.r. agt

Daniel J. H., genl store Glisson H. C., lawyer HextB. W.,justice

LEA'S CROSSING.
Lade County--(See Wildwood.)

Murrow W. J. Bev., Baptist

Perkins E. A., physician Perkins G. W., genl store Silverbuy S. A., geui store

LEATHERSVILLE.
Lincoln County,

Wallace A. B., physician Wallace F. B., physician

A small place of about 75 inhabi tants, with the usual church and

. LEAKESVILLE.

school facilities close by. It is 6 miles south of Llncolnton, the seat

Jatper County. Without postal facilities, and only :20 inhabitants, It is situated 10 miles northwest of Monticello.

of justice, and 20 from Washington, its express and shipping office, via which it is 151 from Atlanta. From Little river, power is derived to ope rate a grist mill. Mail semi-weekly

on horseback. Benjamin F. Bent-

LEARY'S.

ley, P. M.

CdUunm Co.--BlakelyDiv.S. W.R.R

Bentley Asa J., notary and ex-off. justice

Situated 7 miles southeast of Mor Bentley Benjamin F., physician

gan court house, 27 from Brunswick, Bentley John B., co. tax receiver

129 from Macon and 232 from At Crosier John, shoemkr

lanta. It has a population of about Gunby William A., genl store'

250, office of Southern Express, two Haws & Hogan (Walker Haws, Wil

grist mills, one saw mill and one cot liam Hogan), grist mill

ton gin operated by steam power. Hogau John Bev., Baptist

Churches, two--Methodist and Bap Kennedy Arthur L. Bev., Baptist

tist--and two white and one colored O'Brien Philip, tanner

common schools. Cotton, wool and Steed Junius E., carpenter

hides form the chief shipments. Be Wilson Thomas S., blacksmith

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LEBANON. MOton County.

West Frederick H., lawyer Williams Harrison, blacksmith

Located 2 miles south of Alpba-

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White County. Quite a small place on Mossy

LEESBURCH.
Lee Cmtnty--Btakdy Div. S. W.

R.

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creek, which furnishes power to ope rate a grist mill; it baa a population of about 50, Baptist and Methodist

With an estimated population of

about 300, Is located between the

Kinchafoonee and Muckalee creeks.

It is the capital of the county and

also known distance to

as Wooten Macon is

Station. The 95 miles, to

Blakely 61 and to Atlanta 198. Of

fice of Southern Express. Two

churches--Presbyterian and Baptist

--and one steam grist mill. Cotton

churches and one common school.

Tri-weekiy stage communication

with Gainesville and Cleveland.

Jorn, flour, cotton, poultry, etc., are

tbe exports. It is 5 miles south of

Cleveland, the seat of justice, and 12

from Lula, tbe nearest shipping and

express office,, from Atlanta.

via which Mail daily

it is 105 by hack.

Joseph D. Cooley, P. M.

is the principal shipment, about 2,000 bales handled annually. Mail daily each way. Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan, P.M.

Adams Julius H., carpenter Alexander T. W., grist mill Andrews Gipson C. Rev., Methodist Clayton Cecil C., carpenter

Alfrlend A. H.? lawyer Batts J. W., ordinary Byne G. M., genl store Callaway C. B., genl store
mill

and

grist

Cooley Joseph J>~ grist mill Davidson D. M. & A. T., potters Dorsey Enos <fe Tarplin, potters Dorsey John M., justice and tanner Duckett & Moore, genl store

Cheves C. T., guano agt Coleman H. H., physician Deas Joseph P., co. tax receiver Edwards George C., co. tax collector Freeman J. 8., lawyer Green L. H. Bev., Methodist Johnson W. 8., co. surveyor Jordan George, co. coroner King S. B., carpenter Love House, Mrs. M. E. Love and
Miss Fannie Lindsey, proprs Love J. T.. physician and dentist Love & McCrea (J. T. Love, J. A.
McCrea). druggists Morgan James, elk Superior Court Sadler A Green I W. T. Sadler, D. E.

Ferguson William L., notary Humphries James, carpenter Jarrard Josiah IX, physician Jarrard & McMillan, genl store LattnerJoseph T., physician and den
tist Kinsey 8. M. Bev..Baptist Miller & Hooper (Willium J. Miller,
John W. Hooper), genl store Moore Milton, distiller Moore Thornton, blacksmith Nix Thomas B., blacksmith Pasco Samuel A Bro., genl store Pitchford John H., potter Pitchford William G., potter Sargent Ephraim H., blacksmith

Green), genl store Salter James, sheriff

LESTER'S DISTRICT.

Stokes G. M., genl store Terry Julia Miss, hotel Thompson & Hays (W. W. Thomp-
son,.Oliver Hays), lumber mnfrs

Burke County. Changed to Munnerlyn between Sept. 1 and December 1, 1878. q. v. ,,

T.son & Carter (J. P. Tison, J. T.

Carter), genl store Ware N. Ha exp and r. r. agt Warren K. J. Hon., lawyer and judge

LEXINCTON.
Oglethorpe County.

co. court Webb & Elder (J. A. Webb, M. O
Elder), blacksmiths Wells W. D., co. treas

Is tbe county seat, 3 miles from LexuVjton station, or Crawford-- Athens branch Ga. R. B.--eta which it is 21 miles from Athens, 101 from

THE CHRISTIAN INOEX-Establlshed 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

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Augusta and 120 from Atlanta. It is a place of about 500 inhabitants, has three churches--Presbyterian, Bap

LEWISTON.
forsyth County.

tist and Methodist--and one acade my ; also one saw mill operated by power obtained from Lonsr creek. The Oglethorpe Echo, a weekly pa

Having a population of about 25, but without postal facilities. Situ ated 4 miles northwest of Gumming.

per, is published here. Stage com munication tri-weekly with Elberton.

LIBERTY HILL.

Mail daily by hack. Robert C. Latl-

Pike County.

mer, P. M.

Zebulon. the seat of justice, is 14

Aderhold W. V., physician Amis Thomas, grist mill Bacon J. W., hotel Boggs James B., cabinet mkr and co.
coroner Chedell B., jeweler and dentist Cook Philip Jr., lawyer Eehols Joseph H. Rev., Methodist England John T., co. tax receiver

miles, and Milner, the nearest ship ping station, 5 miles distant, via which the distance to Atlanta is 59 miles. Cotton and wheat are the principal products. It is a place of about 170 inhabitants, with a Methodist church and the usual common school facili ties. Mail semi-weekly. Thomas W. Bloodworth, P. M.

Faust W. Z., physician Gautt T. L., editor Oglethorpe Echo Oibson John O. Bev., Baptist Gilham Thomas D., ordinary Gotheimer William, geul store Hairu John T. M., geul store Haire& Latimer (Arthur Haire,
Robert C. La1 imer), genl store Johnson W. B., snw mill Johnson W. G., lawyer Kinnebrew Richard, lawyer Lester George H., elk Superior Court Lester T. J., justice Lumpkin Samuel, lawyer

Bloodworth Thomas W., genl store Bloodworth T. S. M., grist mill
and wool factory Hareway James M., physician Maddox & Grubbs (Martin Maddox,
John H. Grubbs), blacksmiths Reynolds Jeptba V., grist mill Settle James M., genl store Thornton Jeremiah, genl store Warren & Randall (Thomas A.
Warren, Waldrop W. Randall), physicians Weaver Willis C., wheelwright

McCarty Daniel, shoemkr McWhorter Bros., lawyers Meson Academy, Prof. T. B. Moss,
p'rin Morton John B. Bev., Presbyterian Moss Thomas B. Prof., prin Meson
Academy Murrah E. G., dentist Oglethorpe Echo, T. L. Gantt, editor Olin J. T.. lawyer

LILY POND,
Gordon County. McDaniel's, the nearest shipping point, is 2 miles distant, via which It 78 from Atlanta. Calhoun, the county seat, is 5 miles north. The Oothcalooga creek furnishes power to ope rate a grist mill. Population 50. Mail daily. W. W. Wnitsitt, P. M.

PaceParisbjCO. treas Patmon D. W. Rev., Prim. Baptist Rains M. L., justice RoaneE. G., hotel Roebuck A. H., grocer Rowe J. L., wagon mkr Banders John, justice Smith & Willingbam (W. G. Smith,
R. J. Willingham), genl store Swann E., tanner Tiller John W., co. surveyor Turner J. T., shoemkr

Ballew A. W., U. 8. claim agt Colston W. L., carpenter Hamilton A. M., grocer Jackson C. M/> physician Kinman A. J., justice McDaniel W. J., notary and justice McWhorter B, L. 4 Co. (R. L. Mc
Whorter) gristmill, 1 mile north Smith 8. H., blacksmith Stewart George W., cabinet mkr Wbltsitt W. W, genl store

Willingham B. V.. physician Young George W., co. tax collector Young Mark H., sheriff

LIME BRANCH. Polk County.

Young W. T., grocer

, Quito a small place, 6 miles south

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of Cedartown, the seat of justice, and Murray J. W. A Son (James W. and

10 from Prior's Station--S., B. A D. William T.), genl store R B.--the nearest shipping point, via Murray William T., hotel and co.

which it is 154 from Atlanta. Mail tax collector

semi-weekly. D. P. Neese, P. M. Nash T. A. Bev., Baptist

Mansell W. H.. physician Pettit John D. Bev., Baptist Pittman T. L., co. school commr Pittman & Neese, (T. L. Pittman,
D. F. Neese), genl store Sewell Marion Bev., Baptist West James, justice

Ferryman B. B., wheelwright Simpson W. T. Bev., Presbyterian Speer W. H. Bev., Methodist Strother C. B., lawyer Tatom B. F., ordinary Turner M. D. Bev., Methodist Turner W. K., shoemkr Wilkes J. L. & W. D. (John L. and

LIME STONE SPRING.

Warren D.), physicians Wright B. S. &Co. (B. 8. Wright, T.

Had County.

P. Harmon, M. W. Wright), saw

No post office. Population 20. Two miles northeast of Ganiesville.

mill Young D. P., carpenter

LINCOLNTON.

LINTON.

Lincoln County.

Hancock County.

County seat; numbering about 150 Inhabitants, 20 miles from Washing ton, the nearest express, telegraph and shipping office and 1 from Barkeadale's Ferry on the Savannah river. The distance to Atlanta is 151 miles, via Washington. Lincolton has one mill operated by steam

Devereaux--M. & A. B. B.--is the nearest shipping and express office, distant 10 miles. Sparta, the seat of justice, lies 12 miles to the northeast. Atlanta is 159 miles distant, via Devereaux. Population about 200, two churches--Baptist and Methodist --and one school. Mail weekly. D.

power, one high school and two R Irby, P. M.

churches--Metbodistsand Presbyteri ans worshiping hi the same edifice, and the Baptists using the other. Poultry, eggs, bides, cotton and corn are the principal shipments. 6,000 bales of cotton exported annually. Seini-weekly mail communication had with Thomson--Ga. B. R--by hone and carrier. James W. Murray, P.M.

Adams T. J. Bev., Baptist Barrett S., genl store Brown Lewis S., millwright Crawford W. H., blacksmith Gilmer W. B., physician Hitchcock J. T., justice Irfoy D. N.s carriage mkr Miller B. H., justice Roberts J. W., genl store Stone J., physician

Ashmore Oils, teacher high school Stone B. G., physician

Bentley John D., justice Burgess P. F. Bev., Baptlat

LI N WOOD.

Dams T. M.. genl store

3fiucogee County.

Ferguson Gamaliel W., co. coroner Fergnson Socrates G.. NM physician

A suburb of Columbus.

Ferguson & Harmon (G. N. Fergu son, John Harmon), geul store
Gresham E. E.. teacher high school

LISBON.
Lincoln County.

Hardy Aaron, justice Hollingshead Thomas B., co. survey

Five miles north of Goshen and 11 rom Iiincnlnton. Not a post office.

or Jobnston

Alexander,

elk

Superior Twenty inhabitants.

Court and co. treatLiang Henry J., prea board of ed
ucation anu lawyer

LISSEY'S STORE.
Pike County.

Lang Robert B..i

Zebulon. the seat of justice, is 5

Murphy George P., genl store

miles north, and Barnesville the near-

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eat railway station, 14 east, via which s only a small farmers postomce on

Atlanta is 74 miles distant. This is :he banks of Big creek, with a popu-

only a farmers postofflce and is also ation of about 200 tributary to it. It

known as Fincher. Cotton is the las one church--Methodist--and one

principal production. Mail four times common school. Mail daily. J. W.

a week by hack. James C. Lissey, Spearman, P. M.

P. M.

GJrlffln James, blacksmith

Limey James C., genl store

Gtriffln Mack, carpenter Gtriffln Samuel, blacksmith

LITHON1A. DeKaK County-- Ga. S. B.

Hayes James, carpenter Martin J. A., carpenter Spearman J. W., justice

Yearly shipments of cotton from

this place amount to about 2.200 bales; it Is 13 miles southeast of JDecntur, the seat of justice, 146 from

LITTLE PRAIRIE. Bartow County.

Augusta, 25 from Atlanta, and has Quite a small place of about 25 in a population of about 300; one steam habitants, 13 miles from CartersvJlle

saw mill, office of Southern Express court house, 8 from Cass Station--W. Co., one common school and three & A. R. R.--the nearest express and

churches -- Presbyterian, Methodist shipping office, via which it is 61 and Baptist. Mail daily each way. from Atlanta. It has two churches--

J. C. Johnson, P. M.; B. F. George, Methodist and Baptist--one common

assistant.

school and two grist mills operated

Almand Alexander, genl store Almand Haydea C., genl store Binney James, carpenter Bond Edgar, exp and r. r. agent Bond W. P., physician

by steam. The nearest water course is Two Run creek. Mail stages com municate with Cassville and Spring Place four times a week. James M. Corson, P. M.

Brand J. T., genl store Braswell Hampton, genl store Brnce W. C. & Son, genl store

Glasgow O. TL, grist mill Henderson Dunk, grist mill

Cagle Robert, justice Center N., notary Chupp D. R., physician

LITTLE RIVER. Chattooya County.

Davis W. M. Bev., Baptist

An unimportant settlement of some

Johnson & George (George W. John 15 people about 9 miles west of Sum-

son, William H. George), genl store merville. No postomce.

Johnson J. C.. genl store Johnson J. L., dentist Kirkus John, blacksmith Nash T. Y., notary

LITTLE YORK.
Montgomery County.

Bagsdale M. B., cotton buyer and Situated about 10 miles west of Mt.

guano njrt BeidN. M., justice

Vernon, has a population of 25, but no postomce.

Smith R. & C. (Russell and Craw-

lord), genl ntore Smith & Chupp, saw mill Sorrow F. C., blacksmith

LIVINC3TON. Floyd County.

Vail H. L., marshal

Besting on the banks of the Coosa

river, this little place containing

LITTLE CREEK. Haralson County.

about 25 person, is 14 miles south west of Rome, the seat of justice. All shipments are made by steamers on

Buchanan, the seat of justice, is 10 the Coosa river. From Cedar creek, miles to the southeast, and Prior's-- close by, power is derived to oj.erate

S., B. & D. R. B.--the nearest ship a grist and saw mill. The chief ex ping station, 14 north, via which the ports are cotton, corn and wheat.

distance to Atlanta is 118 miles. This Churches two--white and colored

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Methodist--and one common school.' principal production of the surround

Mail five times a week. N. W. San- ing country is cotton. It is a place of

ford, P. M.

about 75 inhabitants, has three

'Foster W. O. & Bro., grist mill
Hampton T. C., notary Hardin A. D., justice

and saw

churches--Primitive and Missionary Baptist and Methodist--and three good schools. Mail semi-weekly by wagon. James B. Dickson, P. M.

Knight Selman C., gen] store

Brown A., genl store

Morton & Erwin, genl store

Culpepper, J. W., carpenter

Sanford W. 8., genl store

Curry J. M., physician

Watson & Co. (c), genl store

Dickin William T., lawyer

Dickson A. J., notary and ex-offi

LOCATION.
Coweta County--(See Turin.)

justice Dickson James B., genl store, Farris James P., justice

LOcicVILLE.

Gunter I. L. Rev., Prim. Baptist Henley T. J., physician

CarroO. County.

Kimball J. O. Rev., Baptist

Has a population of about 200 trib utary to it, and is 10 miles from Car-

Thurman J. M. Rev., Methodist Williams Jesse, carpenter

rollton, the county seat and nearest shipping office, via which Atlanta is

LODI.

75 miles distant; on the semi-weekly mail route between Carrollton and Powder Springs. From the Tallapoosa river, one and one-half miles distant, power is obtained to drive several gins, saw and grist mills. Cotton is the principal article of ex port. Churches two--Methodist and Baptist--and one high school. Pres ton H. Hesterly, P. M.

Coweta Gntnty--S.. ff. & N. A. R. R. Known also as Wilcoxon's, and
the railroad name is Sargent's. It is situated on the banks of Wahoo creek, from whence power is derived to operate a cotton manufactory, 6 miles north west of Newnan, the seat ofjustice, and 45 from Atlanta. It has about 100 inhabitants, a Metho dist church, and one steam mill.

Baskins James Rev., Methodist

Mail daily. H. J. Sargent, P. M.

Bolle John B., notary Bryce James Bev.. Methodist Doster William B., teacher
school Heradon Frank M., carpenter Kenny Walter, carpenter Kingsberry Joseph, grist mill,
from Carrollton, r Atlanta Lane William Bev., Baptist Muse John M. Rev., Baptist

high 1 m.

Alien W. 8., justice Aycock & Cranch, grist mill Barnes B. F., spinner Garner J. H., wagon mkr Glen J. L., carder Sargent H. J., r.r. agt Smith J. G., millwright Willcoxon Mnfg. Co. (J. B. Will-
coxou, H. J. Sargent), yarns

Simms Sterling T. Rev., Baptist Spruell M. B., cotton gin

LOCANVILLE.

Stone J. D., carpenter Turner Scott, carpenter Wynn & Waddell (Thomas Wynn,
Simeon Waddell), gin and grist mill

WaUon County. ' Gwlnnett and Walton counties di vide at this village, of 120 inhabit ants, which is located in a fine, level and healthy country adapted to the

LOCUST GROVE.
Henry County.

cultivation ofcotton, wheat and com; about 2,000 bales of cotton shipped an nually. A small creek in the vicinity

Eight miles south of McDonongh, furnishes power to drive two grist

the seat ofjustice, and 11 from Hamp mills, besides which there is one cot

ton--C. R R--the nearest telegraph, ton gin operated by steam. Logan-

express and shipping office, via, ville has two churches--Methodist

which it is 43 from Atlanta. The and Baptist--one high school, and IB

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12 miles west of Monroe. the seat of monville is merely a formers post

justice, 15 from Stone Mountain, 15 office, the only thing of note being

from Lithuania, and 16 from Coving- theLomon Silver Mines. Population

ton, all on the Oa. R. R. The dis aboutSS. Mail daily. Mrs. Hannah

tance to Atlanta is 31 miles via Stone D. Lommond, P. M.

Mountain. Mail tri-weekly. C. Knight, P. M.

Reuben

Austin S. H., genl store Finney & Sanderson, propra Lomon

Bailey Josiab &., shoemkr

Silver Mines

Brand I. C., justice

Brand & Hammonds (Egbert M.

LONG BRANCH.

Brand, John J. Hammonds), genl store Braswell E. L. & Son (Ephralm L. and William H.), genl store Braswell James Z., saloon Braswell John W., saloon Cofffee Mark W., physician George Charles C., saloon Hammonds Robert A., physician McElvany James T., justice Patillo Charles L. Rev.. Methodist Rockmore & Braswell (Joseph P. Rockmore, Ephraim L. Braswell),

TatndU County. Resting on the banks of the Canoochee river, is a small settlement of less than 25 persons, surrounded by a heavily timbered country, 20 miles east of Reidsville court house, the point of mail supply weekly by car rier, and 23 southwest of station No. 2--C. R. B.--the usual shipping point. Atlanta is 300 miles distant. There are no schools, and bat one church-- Missionary Baptist--which is three

genl store Starr & Trible (Silas A. Starr, Ansley

miles P.M.

distant.

Manning M. Moody.

A. Trible), genl store Webb Andrew J., notary and justice Webb James W. Rev., Baptist Whitehead Alien B., notary and jus
tice

Bacon Nathaniel B., justice Baggs M. J., sewing* machine agt DeLoach William H., carpenter Johnson James H., physician Moore James G., genl store

Moore William N., genl store

LOWIBARDY.

Roach John W., physician

JfcDuffie County--8a. B B.

Smith George W., justice Smith John H., notary

Railroad name of this place is Dear-

ing. It is 8 miles southeast of Thom

son, the seat of justice, 29 from Au

LONG CANE.

gusta and 142 from Atlanta; has office ofSouthern Express, one steam

Troup Co.--A. & W. P. B. B.

saw mill, and the usual church and Quite a small place, 9 miles south

school advantages in the neighbor west of La Grange court house, 7

hood. Lumber and cotton are the from West Point, its shipping office,

chief articles of export. Mail daily and 80 from Atlanta; is near the

each way. Isaac Stapleton, P. M. Chattahoochee river, from whence

Clark & Stapleton (Thomas J. Clark, Isaac Stapletori), genl store
Crawford J., blacksmith Jones J. P., justice Nathan & Meyaher, genl store Neal D. B., saloon, exp and r. r. agt Neal <fc Faucett (J. L. Neal, John A.
Faucett), saw mill

power is derived to operate a grist mill. This place is very healthy and pleasantly located, one mile from the depot; contains 100 inhabitants, s common school and three churches --Methodist, Baptist and Presby terian. The farming lands in the vicinity are excellent. Cotton Is the chief export. Mail dally each way.

LOMONVILLE. HaU Cmnty--A. & C. A L. By.

James P. Statham, P. M. Cameron B. T., notary and justice Cook B. C., justice and physician

Galuesville, the seat of justice, is 6 Davidson J. C. Rev., Methodist

miles southwest. It is also the near Greene A. B.. genl store

est express and telegraph office. Lo- Hill Charles M., physician

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Lane & Cameron (8. G. Lane, B. T. Cameron), gristmill

LONGSTREET.

Phair Samuel T., tanner

PulasM County-No. 15}, X.&B.R.R.

B- berfson G. W. Bev., Baptist Statham James P., physician Statham Sherwood, sboemkr

Known in railroad circles as Coley 's, is only a country postoffice, 12 miles northeast of Hawkinsville, the coun

LONCTPOND.

ty seat, 34 from Macon and 137 from Atlanta. Cotton is the chief product.

Lowndtt County.

Mail daily each way. E. 8. Alder

Is only a country post office, sit man, P. M.

uated in the southern portion of the

county, in the.midst of a good agri

LONCVIEW.

cultural country. Valdosta, the county seat and nearest express and shipping station, in 11 miles north

Banta Co--A. &C.A.L. By.-(See Al to, its postoffice.)

west, via which Atlanta is 321 miles distant. In the vicinity are three

LORETTE.

churches--Baptist, Methodist and

Burke County.

Christian--and the usual common school facilities. Mail, weekly. J. C. King, P. M.

A small place 12 miles from Per-, kin's Junction, its postoffice and shipping station, with which it is

Bevill J. T., grist mill Clayton Duncan, grist mill Cox J. J., physician

connected by a private railroad. There is located here a large lumber, shingle and lath mill and a turpen

Hinely & Young (Robert L Hinely, tine distillery.

Henry Young), saw mill

Strickland Thomas B., grist mill

LOUDSVILLC.

LONG SWAMP.

White County. Located on Town creek, from

Ptckena County.

which power is derived to operate

Situated about 7 miles southeast of Jasper court house, and is merely a farmers post office.

three mills; 6 miles northwest of Cleveland, the county seat, and 30 from Gainesville, the nearest express and shipping office, via which the

LONG VIEW.

distance to Atlanta is 83 miles. Corn, cabbage and fruit are the principal

Dodge County--M. & B. B. R.

exports. Mail stages communicate

Fifteen miles southeast of Blastman, the seat ofjustice, 70 from Macon and 173 from Atlanta. Naval

with Cleveland tri-weekly. church and school facilities vicinity. T. J. White, P. M.

Usual in the

stores are the principal articles of ex port. This is a very small place, having no railroad agent. Mail daily

Browu Henry, blacksmith Campbell B. H., millwright Crumley F. M., millwright

each M.

way.

Albrieton

Edwards, P. Hawkins W. B., justice Jarrard W. H., blacksmith .

Edwards Altoriston, naval stoi* Jones Samuel, justice

mnfr

Logan W. H., genl store

Parker Charles, naval store mnfr

McAfee J. E., justice Slatou G. W., genl store

White Noah, chair mkr

LONG'S BRIDGE.
Washington Oounty.

LOUISVILLE.

Not a post town. Contains a pop ulation of some 20 persons, and is lo

Jefferson County.
County seat; is located near the

cated about 10 miles northwest of forks of Rocky Comfort creek and

SanderevUle.

Ogeecb.ee river, 11 miles northeast of

D l? \IfillA/\V'< CUnwal Inmtanoe Agency, Oolnmlnu. OOlldiM* t . f . W IIICOX S 1849 and Strongest in Georgia. 1879

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Bartow--No. 11, C. B. B.- the nearest Kelly M. A. Mrs., milliner

erpres and shipping: office, via which Kilpalrick W. L. Rev., Baptist

itfis 193 miles from Atlanta. The Lou Kirbland A. M. Mrs~ prppr Cen

isville & Bartow Telegraph connects tral Hotel. (Seep. 570.)

the two towns. Mail stages commu Lettice W. J., opr Liu. & Bartow

nicate daily with Bartow and weekly Tel. Co with Stellaville. The place has a Little J. C. A Co. (J. C. and W. Lit

population of about 800. two churches tle, S. M. Clark), genl store

--Baptist and Methodist--one good Louisville Branch R. R., J. H. Wil-

school, one grist mill and one door, kins, pres; J. C. Little, sec and

sash and blind factory operated by treas

steam. About 4,000 bales of cotton Mansfield J. G., salonn

exported annually. J. J. Keith, P. M. Mauldin James D. Rev., Methodist

Adkins J. P., co. surveyor Arlington Freeman, barber Bostick A. A., physician Bothwell S. E., grocer Brown T. L., harness mkr Cain & Polhill (J. G. Cain, J. H. Pol-
hill), lawyers Caldwell M. M., lightning rods Caulk Thomas F., elk Superior Court

Miller Margaret Mrs., hotel
Mulling Jesse F., sheriff
Powell Isaac R., physician and co. treas
Roberts J. R., watch mkr Sinquefleld F. A., co. tax receiver and
genl store Wilklns James, genl store Zacharias M. & Co., genl store

Carswell Reuben W., lawyer Central Hotel, Mrs. A. M. Kirk-

LOVEJOY7S~STATION.

land, propr. (See p. 570.)

Glayton Ctmnty--Atlanta Dili. G. B. R.

Cheney John W., livery stable Diebl Nicholas, ordinary Denney W. F., lawyer and co. judge Pay William H., co. tax receiver Finch William, door, sash and blind
mnfr Gallaway J. C. Rev., Presbyterian Gamble R. L. Jr., lawyer Garvin B. A., physician Grubbs B. A., carpenter Hall Jarvey, carpenter Hannah William, co. coroner Harlow T. F., watch mkr Harrell George H., carriage mnfr,
grist mill and undertaker Hayles R. A., grocer and justice Hunter Edward, lawyer Hunter E. H. W., druggist and phy
sician Kaufman E. T., dry goods Keith James J.. boot and shoemkr,

This little village, containing about 40 inhabitants, is 6 miles south of Jonesborough, 76 from Macon and 27 from Atlanta. Has one church-- Methodist--one cotton gin operated by steam power and office of South ern Express. About 1,000 bales of cotton shipped annually. Mail daily each way. J. F. M. Fields, P. M. Boyce E. Rev. (Baptist), painter Clinton & Mitcham (W.T.Clinton,
Charles Mitcham), genl store Dorsey J. J., justice Doreey J. J. & T. G., cotton gin Dorsey J. S. &8. G., saloon Doreey W. H., notary Fields J. F. M., exp agt Nash D. T., physician Stanfield A. J., saloon Wise G. E., genl store and r. r. agt

confectioner and harness Kelly James M., druggist and physi
cian

LOVELACE. Troup County.

Kelly J. W., confectioner

Population tributary to this office

Centrally Located. Telegraph Office in Building. All Daily Papers Pound Here.
Mrs. A. M. KIRKLAND, Proprietress.

your Cotton East via the

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Is about 200; 5 miles from LaGrange, Office of Southern Express and

the county seat and nearest express Western Union Telegraph. The

and shipping office, via which it is country surrounding this place la

76 from Atlanta. Has a Methodist billy and woody, well watered and

church and one coommon school. very healthy. Population about 40.

Mail daily. Mrs. M. E. Jones, P. M. Mail daily each way. Joseph H.

Dukes R.. wheelwright Embry H. L., tanner

Banks, P. M. Banks Joseph H- genl store and

Jones M. E. Mrs., seamstress

hotel

Lockhart C. H., physician

Chandler G. N., genl store

Pitman E. D., physician

Engelke Adolphus, saloon

Stipes J. W. Rev., Methodist

Enright J., tel opr and agt A. & C.

Talley John J., justice

A-L. Rv

Glade Gold Mine, O. T. Jennings,

LOWELL. CarroU County.

propr Higgins John, saloon Hyde M., blacksmith

Unorganized as a village, has a Jennings O. T., propr Glade Gold

population of about' 70, is 8 miles Miue

south of Carrollton, the seat of jus O'Farrell C. J., exp agt, genl store

tice and the nearest shipping and ex and agt N. E. R. R

press office, via which the distance to

Atlanta is 73 miles. From Yellow

LULAH.

Dirt creek power is derived to oper ate a grist mill, gin and saw mill. Besides these there are two saw mills

Banks County Name changed to Alto, January 6,

operated by steam. It has one church 1879. q.v. ___

--Missionary B-iptist--and one com

mon school. Mail weekly by buggy. James M. Walker, P. M.

LULATON. Wayne Co.--B. & A. R. R.

Burns J. W., saw mill Coleman J. P., grist mill Davis William, grist mill Eady William, saw mill Haisten T. S. Rev., Methodist McCoy D. E., wagon mkr Simmons A. J.. saw mill

Jesnp, the county seat, is 30 miles north. The distance to Brunswick is 32 miles and to Atlanta via M. A B. R. R. 321. Naval stores and tim ber are the principal exports. From the Satilla river, power is derived to operate a grist mill. Lulaton to *

Smith & White (G. E. Smith, A. J. place of about 200 inhabitants, baa

White), gin, grist and saw miils one church--Primitive Baptist--one

Walker James M., blacksmith
Yeager Elisha, notary

justice

and

common school and one steam saw mill. It is also known as Satilla. Mail daily each way. Jasper N.

Yeager H. A., blacksmith

Highsmith, P. M.

, LUOVILLE.

Brown Matthew W., timber dlr Buck Edward A., mnfr naval stores

Pickens County.

Highsmith Aaron EL, .blacksmith

An unimportant poetoffice about 13 miles southwest of Jasper, the seat of justice.

Highsmith Isaac H., notary HigbHmith Jasper N., justice Highsmith Thomas J., timber dlr Knox James, genl store and grist

mill

LULA.

Knox John F., brick mnfr

HaO, Co.--A.

& G. A.-L. Sy. June. N. E. B. S.

Knox Wiley, brick mnfr Prentice & Son, saw mill Strickland James H. Rev.,

Prim.

Gainesville, the seat of justice, is Baptist

13 miles southwest. The distance to Strickland John Rev., Prim. Baptist

Atlanta is 65 miles and to Athens 39. Strickland Lev! J. Rev.,Prim. Baptist

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDEX the best Advertising Medium In the South.

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LUMBER CITY.

with Cuthbert tri-weekly. Mrs. M. A. Harrell,P.M.

County--Nb.9, M. & B. B. B. Adams & Everett (8. Adams and 8.

Seventeen miles southeast of Mc- 8. Everett-drugglsts

Bae, tbe seat of justice, 93 from Ard George W., co. tax collector

Brunswick, 93 from Macon and 19ft Battle T. W., physician " from Atlanta. Has Southern Express Carter J. E., physician

and Western Union Telegraph offices. Daniel E. O., saloon

The Ocmulgee and Little Ocmulgee Davis M. D., co. coroner

connect near here. Population about Everett S. 8., co. treas

100; churches, one--Methodist--and Packer J. W. Rev., Baptist

one saw mill operated by steam. Fort James A., co. surveyor

Weekly stage communication with Fort & Rawson, grocers

Jacksonville and Johnston's Station. Gillis W. 8., grocer

Mail daily each way. John D. Mc- Gregory W. A., physician

Leod, P. M.

Gregory & Corbet (W. A. Gregory,

Askew D. P., r. r. agt and tel opr Barber J. F. A. J. D., genl store

M. Corbet), druggists Griffith D. G. Rev., Methodist

Burgstiner L. B., genl store

Georgia Land A Lumber Co., lum ber mnfrs

B. F.

HARRELL,

Gay J. EL, genl store Gentry Robert D. Rev., Methodist

ATOE7 i! LAW

McArthur Walter T., real estate
agent

And Solicitor in Equity,

McLeod G. W., genl store Mcl<eod John D., ex

agt,

genl

JLUMPKEV,

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GEORGIA.

store and hotel

McBae A Ryals (M. N. McRae, J. H. Ryals). genl store

Special Attention Given to Collections.

Mobley J. E., physician Morris John A., genl store Reynolds George, sheriff Reynolds J. B., physician Ryals J. C., physician Sears U. saloon Shadman W. B., supt Ga. L. . Co. Wooten John A., genl store

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Harrell J. W., saloon Harrell M. A. Mrs., millinery Harris William, notary Harrison J. T-, co. tax receiver Harrison V. H., lawyer Harrison W. H., pubr "Independent" Hawea Benjamin T., elk Superior
Court Hlghtower John, sheriff

Hightower T. D., lawyer

LUMPKIN.

Independent. W. H. Harrison, pubr Kirksey E. F., justice

Slewarl County,

Latimer J. B., ordinary

County seat; is 22 miles northwest of Cuthbert, the nearest shipping and express office,-via which the distance to Atlanta is 243 miles. It is a town of perhaps 1,000 inhabitants, situated in a beautifully rolling country prcdnoing mostly cotton, which forms the chief export. Within two miles of Lumpkin are four grist mills op erated by power derived from a neighboring small stream. It has three churches--Methodist, Baptist

Low C. M., genl store

Lumpkin Hotel, J. Yarborough,

propr

Sawyer Z. M., grocer

Slmpson A. H., grocer

Singer John, grocer

Solomon C. O. Mrs., milliner

Tucker C. J., lawyer

Watts B. F., lawyer

Wimberly J. L., lawyer

Yarborough John, propr Lampkln

Hotel

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and Presbyterian--and five common schools--two white and three colored. Stages, with mail, communicate

LUMPKIN'8. Burke County--(See Munnerlyn.)

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youVr|aMtheercChKanOdRisCeIAfroRmOABDostPoanstanFdreNigehwt

York Line.

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Tsylor John W., physician Taylor John W. Jr., physician

Warren County

Teagle AAJbright, (Nathaniel Tea-

la a quiet little village of 50 inhab itants, on Brier creek, which offers power to operate numerous mills, but Is not utilized; a small tributary of this creek dri ves a grist mill. Luther

gle. W. H. Albright), genl store Teagle & Lasseter (N. Teagle, D. M.
Laasetter), grocers Turnipaeed George, carpenter Welch Thomas, carpenter

has two churches--Baptist and Methist--and two very good schools. It is 16 miles southeast of Warrenton

McBEAN DEPOT. Richmond County--A. A S. B. B.

court bouse and 10 from Dealing-- Ga.B. B.--the nearest shipping point, eta which it is 152 from Atlanta. About 300 bales cotton shipped an nually. Mail weekly by carrier. James B. Palmer, P. M.

A small town 20 miles south of Augusta, the county seat, 112 from Savannah and 191 from Atlanta; to situated on McBean creek, and in a cotton producing country. Popula tion less than 25. Mail daily each

Barton Bobert T., physician

way. Andrew Graves, P. M.

Faucett John A.., grist mill Langbam Washington, lawyer Palmer James R., genl store Purvis Jesse, blacksmith Baley Charles H., physician Rayburn J. C. Rev., Methodist Bivers Solomon H., genl store Smith Samuel Bev., Methodist BtalUngs W. J. Bev., Methodist Siapleton James D. Bev., Baptist Wren Jeptha, justice

Baxley J. B.. physician Dickinaon Bobe-t J., grist mill (2
miles) Elliott Robert A., wheelwright Graves Andrew, genl store Mingledorff Robert G., genl store Palmer E. Newton, grist mill (2
miles) Perkins Shepard E., agt A. & S. B, B Preskitt A., physician Turner James P., genl store

LUTHERSVILLE.

Ward Bartholomew, notary and exoffjustice

Meriwether County. Incorporated August 4, 1872: Is a plice of 200 inhabitants, 13 miles

McCLELLAMD'S MILL.
Worth County.

northwest of Greenville court house The U. 8. Official Postal Guide

and 7 from Grantville--A. & W. P. erroneously gives above name to &

B. B.--the nearest shipping and toe- post office, which should be McLel-

press station, via which the distance fan's Mills, q. .___

to Atlanta is 58 miles. It has two

churches--Methodist and Baptist--

McCONNELL.

and two common schools; two naw mills operated by steam power. Exports cotton, fruit and grain. Mail semi-weekly on horseback. Mrs. Fannie Teagle, P. M. Albright I. O., blacksmith

GheroTue County.

Located about Igmiles nortbemat of

Canton, the seat of justice, and baa

postal advantages, but no informa

tion could be obtained.

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Black J. W., shoemkr Chandler Alien, carpenter Higgenbotham Henry Bev., Baptist

McDANIEL.
Gordon County--W. <tA. S. B.

Horsely T. A., shoemkr Lassetier H. J., physician McDonald J. W., ex-off justice MeWilliams W. G., carpenter MeWilliams & Bawls, saw mill NallJ. W., justice Sewell James, saw mill

Seventy-six miles from Atlanta and 64 from Chattanooga. 3To post office.
MCDONALD.
TJurniM County.

Sntherlin G. P. Bev., Methodist

Has about 65 Inhabitants, two

L

D. F. Willcox. UNEBAL DTBITBAKOB A9EHT, OOLnCBUL OA. PoliolM of all kindt.

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churches--Methodist and Missionary

Baptist--and one common school; is

McDONOUCH.

situated between Beady and Mile creeks, 17 miles northeast of Thomasville, the seat of justice, 12 north of Boston, the nearest shipping station, and 284 from Atlanta via Albany and Thomas ville. Cotton, sugar, rice and syrup form the chief articles of ex port Mail weekly by carrier. D. F. Robinson, P. M. Bowen Hall Rev. (c), Methodist Burgess W. W., wheelwright ConleyC. C. Rev., Methodist Davis N., wheelwright Humphreys Lewis, carpenter Iiacey Peter (c), blacksmith McDonald D., justice MitcheU Jeremiah Rev. (c), Method
ist

Henry Comity. County seat; is situated near the center of the county, in a cotton growing section, 10 miles from Hamp ton--Atlanta Div. C. R. R.--the near est telegraph, express and shipping office, via which the distance to At lanta is 42 miles. It has a population of nearly 300, three churches--Pres byterian, Baptist and Methodist--two common schools and two grist mills. Mail stages communicate daily with Hampton. E. M. Nolao, P. M. Askew William H., co. tax receiver Bratner John, co. coroner Bryant George, lawyer Carmichael Bros., cotton gin

Robinson Daniel F.,genl store Royal D. A., guano agt Shearrod James, carpenter Stevenson A. C. Rev., Baptist Vann Henry, druggist and physician Watkina H. L., druggist and physi
cian

Carmichael H. W., grocer Copeland D. T. & Co., grocers Elliott B. S., co. tax collector Fields & Carmichael, grist mill Ooodwin Willis, sheriff Heflin Wiley, tanner Knott David, co. treas. and genl store Landere 8. K., saloon .

McDONALD'S MILL. Cofee County--B. & A.B. B. ,

Lemon Abel A., ordinary McDonald J. M., dentist Maxwell N. T., saloon

With a population of about 100, Is located on Red Bluff creek, 20 miles southeast of Douglas court house, 82 from Brnnswick and 298 from Atlan ta. Has a Methodist church and common school; office of Mitchell & Co.'s Express and Western Union Telegraph, one steam sawmill and one grist mill operated by water power, obtained from the creek. Very little cotton raised in this sec tion, lumber being the chief export. The surrounding country is exceed ingly healthy and the land well

IVolan Alonzo C., druggist genl store
Nolan E. M., physician Nolan George M., lawyer Pagett W. R,, shoemkr Sandifer Robert, co. surveyor Sloan W. C., genl store Sloan & Goodwin, grist mill Speer O. M., elk Superior Court Stewart Alien, justice Terry J. T. saloon Tidwell W. B., saloon Turner H. C., genl store Tye L. M., physician

and

adapted for farming purposes. Mail

daily each way. Randal J. McDon

McCUIRE.

ald, P. M.

Floyd County.

BennetB..grist mill Cason W. H., lawyer Cottingham JE., carpenter Harper K. 8., carpenter

A small hamlet of some 20 persons, 12 miles northeast of Rome. No postofflce.

Love J. E. B., tel opr McDonald J. & R., saw mill

MclNTOSH.

McDonald Randal J., genl store Liberty County--A. <fc G. B. B.

and lumber dlr McDonald T. B., physician McDonald W. A. Rev., Methodist Parker O. G., dentist

Numbering some 60 inhabitants, Is 6 miles southeast of Hinesville, the county seat, 31 from Savannah and 275 from Atlanta, via Jesup--M. AB

CU1D your MerchandlOT from Philadelphia and BalMllr tlmore via CEORCiA ROAD FafFreight Line.

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R. R,--Stage communication weekly' semi-weekly by buggy. W. B. Wes-

with Darien and Reidsville. Rice, ton, P. M.

cotton and naval stores form the chief exports. Mclntosu has three churches--Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist--and a cotton gin and grist mill operated by steam power. Mail daily each way. W. A. FlemiDg, P. M.

Adams Thomas J. Rev., Baptist Orockett Milton J., physician Hobby Isaac Rev., Baptist Ix>ng Isaiah Rev., Baptist MeLellan Daniel, notary and ex-
off justice McLellan, Weston A Co. (Dougal

Andrews Bros., (L. W. and R. N.) McLellan, W. R. Weston, N. F.

' genl store

Mercer, J. A. Johnson;, genl store,

Andrews E. G., blacksmith

grist and saw mill

Andrews H. Rev., Methodist

Pickett James H., physician

Ashmore J. S. Rev., Methodist

Tabor Napoleon B., justice

Calder S. A., dentist

Tison T. M., physician

Carrolls R. Q., geul store

Daniel A. B., physician

McNUTT.

Daniel J. W., dentist

. Clarice, County.

Daniel T. 8., dentist Farmer J. W., lawyer, genl store and
physician Eraser J. B., genl store Fraser W. A. & Bro., genl store

Only a farmers post office, 8 miles northwest of Athens, the seat ofjus tice and nearest express, telegraph and shipping station, via which it Is 112 miles from Atlanta. Has a Bap

Fraser W. W., lawyer

tist church in the vicinity. Mail

Harrison W., genl store

stages communicate weekly with

Hendry A. J., physician

Athens. Population less than 20.

Mell J. B., physician Norman N. J. &:o., genl store Owens O. C., physician

David M. McClesky, P. M. McClesky David M., genl store

Quarter-man W. T. Rev., Baptist Sims P. B. Rev., Methodist

McRAE.

Way Eneas, lawyer

Teifair Co.-JXo. 11, M.AB.S.R.

Winn Theo., lawyer

County seat; is a place of about 400

MclNTYRE.

inhabitants, located on Gam Swiuup creek, and celebrated for its healthy

WiUdnson CmnUy--No. 16, C. B. & Without a postofflee, this hamlet la situated about 4 miles north of Irwinton court house, 28 from Macon, 162 from Savannah and 131 from Atlanta.

situation and excellent water. Cot ton and syrup are the principal arti cles of export; about 400 bales of cot ton shipped annually. It has one church ---Methodist -- one common school, and one grist mill and cotton

McLELLANTS MILLS.

gin operated by steam power. The distance to Macon is 76 miles, to

Worth County.

Brunswick 110 and to Atlanta 179.

Only a farmers postofflee. situated on Flint river, at mouth of Mill creek,

Mail received daily each way. rane McLean, P. M.

Loeh-

the latter furnishing excellent power Bright J. M. Rev., Methodist .

for manufacturing purposes, aud at Bullard G. F., co. tax receiver

present drives several saw and grist Farmer John, co. coroner

mills. In the neighborhood are two Fniik J. B., grocer

churches--Baptist and Methodist-- Graham W. j., co. surveyor

and one common school. Meal, corn Lee . . & Bro., naval store mnfrs

and lumber are the principal articles McDearmid John, lawyer

exported. It is 14 miles northwest of McDuffle Alexander, ordinary

Isabella, the seat of justice, and 12 Mclntosh D. A., lawyer

from Albany, its shipping and ex McLaughlin A., justice

press office, Via which it is 221 miles McLean &. JttcMillan (Lochrane

from Atlanta. Population 40. Mail McLeaii, A. McMUlan), genl store

1 FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. P. Harrison A Co., Prop'rs, 27 & 29 Broad St.

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McNeel J. M., grocer McBae D. M..exp agt McBae John F., elk Superior Court

MACEDONIA. Cherokee County.

Powell & Co., genl store Powell & Peacock, naval store mnfrs Smith W. L., co. tax collector Towns J. M., genl store VanValkenburg J. E., r. r. agt Wynn J. D., co. treas

An unimportant post office, about 14 miles east of Canton, the seat of justice and nearest shipping station, via which it is 56 miles from Atlanta. In the vicinity are two churchesMethodist and Baptist. Mail received

weekly on horseback. F. M. Jones,

McVILLE.

P. M. Holbrook Green, genl store and grist,

Tdfair County--No. 10J, M. &B.R.R mill

Located on Gum Swamp creek, 5 miles southeast of McRae, the county seat. 81 from Macon, 105 from Bruns wick and 184 from Atlanta. It Is a

Holbrook & Son, genl store Jones F. M., physician Smith Larkin, carpenter Wilhite A. J., blacksmith

place of about 200 inhabitants, has one union church, a common school

MACON.

and one steam saw mill. Naval

Bibb County.

stores, cotton and lumber form the chief exports. Stages communicate tri-weekly with Mt. Vernon, and weekly with Jacksonville. Mail daily each way. A. C. McLennan, P.M.

County seat; 103 miles from Atlan ta, 100 from Columbus, 190 from Sa vannah and 125 from Augusta. Upon a commanding bluff on western side of the Ocmulgee river, at head of navigation, in the centre of

Alien Y. J., saloon and saw mill the wealthiest cotton region, aiid

Burden F. J., exp agt

within twenty-five miles of the geo

Burden & Knox (F. J. Durden, W. R. Knox). genl store and saloon
Galloway M. H. Rev;, Methodist

graphical centre of the State, latitude 32 50' north, and 6' 45" west longi tude from Washington, D. C., lies

Garrett C. F., genl store Gay H. T., genl store Graham D. B., r.r. agt Hazleburat F. W. &Go., timber dire

the flourishing and prosperous city of Macon, the fourth in population in Georgia.
ITS FOUNDATION.

Kemp J..L, saloon Key A Graham (T. J. Key, A. J. . Graham), genl store Me Arthur Walter T., pubr South
Georgian McLennan & McRae (A. C. McLen
nan, W. T. McRae), genl store McRae John, genl store Moore J. W. blacksmith Norfleet & Jordan (T. H. Norfleet, C.
Jordan), genl store and naval stores Rawlings c. W., hotel

Upon the cession of the lands lying between the Ocmulgee and Oconee rivers to the United States by the Muscogee Indians, otherwise known as the Creek Nation, in November, 1805, a fort was erected on what was known as the East Reserve, and called, in honor of- Col. Benjamin Hawkins, the Indian agent, Fort Hawkins. This reserve was on the eastern side of the Ocmulgee, covered now by what is known as East Ma-

Ryals H. C., physician Smith C. C., lawyer South Georgian (weekly 42.00
per annum), Walter T. McArtbur, propr; Matthew Bikes, editor; R. 8. Barton, associate editor Stapleton W. J., physician Bwfnney W. E., physician

con. After the lapse of 16 years, the legislature of Georgia, by an act passed on the 15th of May, 1821, set apart what was known as the West Reserve, oflike extent as the EastReserve,upon which to found a townjand by act of the 23d of December, 1822, commissioners Were appointed for

Webster W. R., genl store

that purpose and the county of Bibb

Wooten J. A., genl store

organized from portions of the coon-

T1AA IVVTIUth_e__G_E_O_R_G_ItAheRAPIoLpRuOlaAr DR,oute from Atlanta.

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ties of Twiggs, Monroe, Houston and i ital, and of safe and judicious man

Jones. Of this new county, the pro agement, while its retail trade is in

posed town was made the seat of all respects energetic and thriving.

justice, and in honor of Gen. Na In size and beauty her stores are not

thaniel Macon, of North Carolina, surpassed, and she wears the aspect

was named Macon.

of a busy, growing business centre.

ITS GROWTH AND POPtTLATION.

HANUFACTOKIES.

In 1823 the first Jots were sold, in While not strictly a manufacturing

1826 the first town government was city, it has many conspicuous estab

installed, and in 1833, the first city lishments worthy of special notice.

government of Macon was inaugura It has now one cotton factory of 7,000

ted. The many advantages of this spindles in successful operation, and

city became apparent at once, and its consuming 5,500 bales of cotton annu

salubrious climate, geographical po ally, seven iron foundries, two cotton,

sition and admirable location, invited gin shops, three railroad car shops,

a population which has steadily and several carriage and wagon shopsand

resolutely gone forward in develop a number of lumber and flouring

ing and building up what is now one mills. Within a shortdistance above

of the most prosperous and beautiful the city, the Ocmulgee river has a

cities of the South. The increase in succession of rapids that opens to

population, while not rapid or extra Macon the advantages of a great

ordinary, has been much greater than water power, which, in the near fu

the usual growth of cities; lying, as ture, will be utilized by a canal, al

it does, in the heart of the richest ready contemplated, and which will

cotton producing region of the State, build up her enterprises to a point

it has expanded with the gradual de commensurate with the increasing

velopment of the resources of the demands of her back country.

country, avoiding the influx of all those bad elements incident to sud

KATLBOAD9.

den growth, and therefore lias a more The geograpical position of Macon

stable population, and rests upon a has made it a great railroad center.

more substantial and solid basis. There are now six trunk lines concen

Prior to the war Macon numbered tering within her limits, lor whose

about 10,000soul3; in 1870 her popula accommodation, as well as for public

tion was 10,810, and irom the most convenience, has been erected oiie of

reliable sources, her population may the most elegant and commodious

now be estimated at 19,000, of whicn union passenger depots in the South.

there are 10,000 white and.9,000 col With Columbus, Eufaula and Mont

ored.

gomery, Ala., all of this State and

BANKING AND KKBCAHTILK IKTBRB8TS.
Among the inland cittas of the United States, Macon ranks third with reference to the number of bales of cotton shipped to and s.ored in its warehouses, and those are of greater number and capacity than m auy other city of the State. The annual receipts of cotton amount to more than 100,000 bales, part of which is consumed in her own factory. The banking capital exceeds $1,000,000, distributed in six banks, under the supervision and government of judi cious and experienced bankers. The wholesale trade is controlled and rep resented by houses of established reputation, fully alive to the exigen cies of the times, with abundant cap-

portions of Alabama and Florida ad jacent to the Chattahoocbee river, she has communication through the South Western Railroad; while the Macon and Western gives her speedy and direct intercourse with Atlanta and the great West ' Connecting with Savannah by the Central Bailroad, with Brunswick by the Macou and Brunswick Railroad, and with Charleston, 8. C., by the Macon and Augusta Railroad, it possesses facili ties for the shipment and exporting of cotton, through these excelfcnt ports of the Atlantic Ocean, une qualled by any inland city iu the United States. Thus it will be per ceived that by the excellence of her railway system, and from the extra ordinary wealth in cotton production

38

. Ff .

OOLUXBD8, EEPBESEKT3 TEE IKS. 00. OF NEW YOBS. AMti

MUTUAL ZJ7B over $88,000,000.

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emy in chance of the Sisters of Mer

cy, for

and the Georgia State Academy the blind, an institution admira

bly sustained in its benevolent work

and under the care petent instructors.

of able and With lower

com grade

schools Macon is well supplied, hav

ing not common

only private, but schools, eight in

excellent number,

for the education of both races.

CITY GOVERNMENT AND FINANCES.

The city mayor and

government is vested in a board of twelve aldermen

lpaicspnstTaslr--wieniwinyaeoynlrliomehleoemorgsmsdotrauevcstrohtmtiectkn,etpatefrpehesmafmenioipinod,inferectpastvti,elasaageocsieebdnctalpodfssanaidiituretnnirfc-htcdeosss,eitedateyho,ttuopymshncaeltfacina.loaennahdayrtrsannmieteteomntp,ansehTmdsddndr,laamdioedleehscforeynsfiiteaeohnvss.oroieininafnecboteeunrcsisafUhgdrocurritewgeiaetoteosatnonebyenrarhnkecdedfgydrgfooetmadndfee,fahiwmniaani--enrnceidcnomdpaietnciaviihtihcdfewnarhnihtoeiasneircdceicviilnohtltetnoutolfeflramo,nsaf,yoranmsrt,drhstipaetataiehoidaeptwamennernonceuereeearsitdtdnrdoeerrrrs.,

<pceptma7oserxtoaeacaOaysditaebo,ej0lunl,rl0et,yt0oa,vrHitsandalodunuaneaeedb.nfotadeWfitidtora$sn.d6evt,rvs5hAaeis0elsa.0uel,oar0Hpasft0i.nru0oetd.fnhsfT,ee,pnhabetencresidattoaryosnhbtaaliiaessll

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND CHURCHES.

Few cities of equal as many handsome

size can number and imposing

public edifices as Macon. In archi

optefofciitcnuetrmailesnbte,autunhtryeivcaaonlluderdet .xhcoeullWseenhcaienledofphaoepsrt

cccohhlualserctgeheeassn,adnhrdeoftiendlese,dpotfaatscttaeor.rey,Tmhcoeitdyfoellhsloawlol,f

ing churches are located here: Bap

tist, al, 1

3 white, 3 colored; Congregation colored; Episcopal, 3 white; Is

aeradne;dlPiRtreeo,sm1b;yaMnteerCitahanoth,doi1slitc,w,4h1wiwtenn,iti1ete, .c3ocloorleodr;

CEMJETEBIES AND PARKS.
apIaopScnnnnelufeiemAmddratteerhbgree.siheoetxtieiRhnuzqIrmeetedoyut,rses,iohaswersmssliia,iotvthgleaoafenibnlnnfrreaelrda,auoaanmimwinumjstdustgeeeiislrdeflnoitlseummlutciylmsnaxfpetarieuaonenohnskrdstmotdiieetannihResntiogmethtothriiaasesneofSfedotfbocfslceiToouMoaiaaTrmttngruhymireeeu.,..

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
So great and valuable are the edu

tOthifleudlbpeallnaodcveedtfhodereatOhd.uaktTrHahnielqrleuaiclreemreaepltsoeosreitehose,f

cational advantages of Macon that

she has leges."

been The

called the "City of Col first collegiate institute

for the liberal education of females

both deserving especial Central Park, bordering on atodmthierasboluythaorrfatnhgeedcitya,ndis

mention. the river the most beautiful

ever organized in the world, with power to grant diplomas, is located

fair grounds in the South. is used annually MS a fair

While it ground,

here, and known as the Wesleyan and has all the requisite buildings

Female College. Besides which, there are the Mercer University, with a library of over 9,000 volumes,

raisinodarlsaropacpueosientrdtamcakenn, atgsp,raainnrkcd,lusadtnainnddgw, a&itscuu.,pietist

and Pio there are

Nono none

College; superior,

than either

which in the

winding drives overshadowed

and encircling walks, by the grand sighing

thoroughness their course

and completeness of of education, or the

ptrionpeisc,ablripllliaannttswainthdgHoragnedosuosmfleofwoeurns,

ability of their respective faculties, lu addition to the foregoing, this

tains, pure

aint dchbaarmlmsythbereseeznessesi,nwvihgioleraittes

is the seat of Mount de Sales Acad- and refresh exhausted nature.

T A W the CEORCIA RAILROAD,

1 Af\JL

the Short Line from Maoon.

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SOCIAL AND GENERAL.

Biter David J., dry goods, 60 and 63 Cherry

From the steady and substantial growth of population, the number of

Baird Charles H., tailor, 32 2d Balkcom Christopher C.,. grocer, E.

religious and social organizations, Macon

and the presence of so many institu Balkcom *. Shlnnplser (M. C. Balkr

tions of learning with able and culti com, W. T.- Sbinholser), grocers,

vated faculties, has developed a chaste and refined society, which in

4tb, bet Pine and Plum Baptist Gem, Bev. S. Boykin, editor;

grace and culture is unexcelled. With its manufacturing and com mercial interests daily growing In wealth and importance, its influence

60 2d Barfleld James F., grocer, 1 Blake's
Block Bar-field James 8., prin Central high'

widening, its resources steadily and school

continually developing, and its social and religious influences elevating

Barker George R.,grocer, 46 Cotton av Barnett A. A Son. (A. and A. Jr.),.

and refining, Macon now rides on dry goods, Mulbury, cor 4th

the crest of a wave of prosperity that Barnett David, cigar mnfr, 50 Mul

must bear her onward to greater growth, development and wealth. Telegraph, Western Union. Ex

berry Bartlett Charles L., lawyer and sol
genl Superior Court, 88 Mulberry"

press, Southern. Mails daily in all Bass William C. Rev. D. D.,

directions.

Henry S.

Glover, P. M.

pres Wesleyan Female College Battle Archibald J. Bev. D. D., pres

Abel Henry, butcher, Cotton av, June Mercer University

1st

Baumann Gustav, photographer, 3d,.

Abel & Bro. (P. T. and W.), grocers bet Plum and Pine

and butchers, 108 Cherry

Bedingfield William, justice

Adams A. B. & Son (A. B. and J. L ), Beggs George grocer, 102 Cherry

cotton warehouse and com mer, Bell Mary Mrs., grocer, Mclntosb,.

Poplar, bet 2d and 3d

cor Hazel

Adams Daniel H., justice

Benner J. H. & T. M., confectioners,

Adams George W., genl snpt M. saloou, etc., 86 Mulberry

& B. B. B., 5th, cor Bay

Benson G. G. Bev., Hebrew

Adamson Alfred Y., grocer, Johns- Bernd Bros (Adolph & Gustav), har

ton, junc Sparks

ness, saddles, leather, etc., 22 3d

Aderhold Jacob W., saloon, 6 Blake's Best Emory F., lawyer, 3d, cor Wall

Block

Bibb Loan & Building Assn, Geo.

Anderson Clifford Hon., prof Mercer W. Burr, sec; 81 Cherry

University

Bibb Manufacturing Co., J. F.

Anderson C. D. & Son (C. D and J. Hanson, agt; mnfrs yarnes, twines,

H.), cotton, warehouse, 4th, bet. rope, ete., office, 64 Mulberry

Poplar and Cherry

Binswanger House, Binswanger

Anderson Robert J., co. tax receiver. & Co., proprs; Cherry bet 3d and

90 Mulberry

4tb(Seep. 581.)

Anderson B. J. & Co. (B. J. Ander Binswanger M. L., beer bottler, 55

son, L. B. Herrington), sewing ma Cherry

chines, 90 Mulberry

Binswanger Sophia Mrs., milliner, 10

Armstrong Charles E., fertilizers, 75 Cotton av

2d

Binawanger & Co. (P. Binswan

Artope James B., marble yard, 3d, ger, 8. Brown), proprs Binswanger

sw cor Plum

House (See p. 581.)

Artope Thomas B., marble anc Birch James H., watchmkr, 90 Mul

granite works, 2d, bet Poplar auc berry

Hum. (Seep. 581.)

Bizien A. J. M., prof Wesleyan Fe

Ayres Asher, building material, Pop male College

lar, bet 2d and 3d

Blackshear J. Emmett, physician, 80

Bacon & Butherford (A. O. Bacon Mulberry

J. C. Butherford), lawyers, 86 Blacksbear Thomas B., photogra

Cherry

pher, 13 Cotton av

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 68 year* ago. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

MAG

580

MAC

Blake Green J., grocer 3 Blake's, Campbell & Jones (C. E. Camp

Block

bell, D. B. Jones), cotton factors,

Blount & Hardeman (J. H. Blount, Poplar, nr 2d

lease Hardeman), lawyers, 88 Cannon W. F. & Co. (W. P. Can

Cherry

non, J. Wilbourn, J. T. Joesey),

Boardman Joseph M., genl ins agt, grocers, 38 3d

88 Mulberry

Capital Bank., The, H. L. Jewett,

Bond.Boynton & Co. (B. W. Bond, pres; N. M. Hodgkins, cashier;

8. H. Boynton, 8. J. and J. T. 1(300,000 Capital, 64 2d

Bond), grocers, 28 3d

Carhart & Curd, hardware, cut

Bone Charles, grocer, 3d, cor Oak

lery and agrl implements, 57 Cher

Bonaventure Mother, superior Mount ry. (See p. 581.)

de Sales Academy

Carting Thomas J., plumber, etc., 69

Bovkin Samuel Rev., editor 2d

"Kind Words," 60 2-i

Carnes William W., genl ins agt

Brantley John J. Kev., prof Mercer and mdse broker, 37 3d

University

Carroll William F., druggist, East

Brantly William 8., sec and treas 8. Macon

W. JR. R.Stb, cor Pine

Carter Robert (c), blacksmith, Cin

Braswell Willis B. (c), barber, 41 namon al

3d

Carstarphen Thomas J., grocer, Cot

Brooks John W. (c), grocer, Cotton ton av, nr Cherry

av, nr Poplar

Carver John D., staple and fancy

Brown Burr, books, etc, 84 Mulberry grocer, 104 Cherry

Brown Ebeuezer B., propr Daly Central Georgia Bank, J. B. Jones,

House

pres; T. O. Chestney, cashier: 35

Brown George C., propr Brown's 3d

Hotel. (See p. 585.;

Central Goorgia Weekly, J. D.

Brown William W., dep col U. 8. Williams, editor and propr

, Int. rev., 97-J Mulberry

Chapman James P., co. coroner

Brown's Hotel, George C. Brown, Chapman & Davis (W. B. Chapman.

propr; 4th, opp uepot. (Bee p. 585.) G. M. Davis), livery stable, ns 3d

Brunner Norman I., druggist, aa 4th, e of Mulberry

w of Arch

Charbonel August, hair dresser, 26 2d

Bryant Champ (c), tailor. 50 2d

Cherry George F., sheriff

Bucher Conrad, grocer, East Macon Cherry J^mes E., grocer and com

Bunch & Loomis (George Bunch, J. mer, 25 Cotton av

H. Loomis), grocers, 4th, cor Pine Chess, Carley & Co., G. 8. Davis, agt;

Burke C. & Son (C. and T. C.), paint oils and lamps, 92 Cherry

ers, 38 3d

Christian James M. W., saloon and

Burke John W. Rev., pres J. W. restaurant, 33 3d

Burke & Co., 60 2d

Clark William (c), harness mkr, Pop

Burke J. W. & Co., J. W. Burke, lar, nr 3d

pres; C. Canning, sec-and treas; Clark William B., (c), barber, Cotton

publishers, stationers, binders and av, nr Poplar

printers, 60 2d

Clinkscales Abner L., physician, Cot

Bnrr George W., stoves, tinware ton av, nr Plum

and house furnishing goods, 81 Clisby A. Warner Rev., Presbyterian

Cherry

Clisby. Jones & Reese (Joseph

Butts Albert G., Georgia Land CHsby, H. H. Jones and A. W.

Agency, publisher Butts' map of Beese), proprs Telegraph & Messen

Georgia, 2d, cor Mulberry. (See p. ger, 94 Cherry. (Sea p. 587.)

681.)

Cobb & Clancy (J. B. Cobb, M. J.

Butts Armand L., coal dlr, 2J, cor Clancy), ins agts, 75 2d

Mulberry

Coleman 8. T. & Co. (S. T. Coleman,

Callaghan Thomas, grocer, 32 3d

W. H. Burden and N. M. Solomon),

Campbell James H., liquors, 51 Cher dry goods, 96 Cherry

ry, ur 3d

Coleman & Newsom (Eobert Cole

Campbell W. A. & C. H., photo man, A. T. Newsom), grocers, Pop

graphers, 8 Cotton Av

lar, bet 3d and 4th

TAITF the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

I AkVEi

the Best Route East.

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581

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AND GRANITE WORKS,
MONUMENTS, HEAD-STONES, BOX-TOMBS, HIGHLAND STONE VASES, AND BOBDEBING, IBON BAIUN&S, OOPnTOS, Etc., Etc.,
Second, bet. Poplar and Plum, MACON, CA.

Cherry Street, MACON, CA.

COXXEBCIAL TBAVELEBS WILL FIND THIS HOUSE ESPECIALLY ADAPT ED TO THEIB WANTS, BEING LOOATEDCONVENIENT TO
THE BUSINESS POSTION OF THE CITY.

Proprietor*.

OO.,

A. G. BUTTS,

SECOND ST., OPP. P08TOFFIOE,
, GEORQIA. .
Sells City Property, Cotton Plantations, Factory Sites, Mineral Lands, Yellow Pine Timber and Turpentine Lands, and Publisher of Butts' Map of Georgia.
Importers and Jobbers of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY and GUNS,
Agricultural Implements, Iron aai Steel, Fairbanks' Standard Scales and Xaney's EToeltter Cotton Gins.
Iron Front Store, - Cherry Street, - MACON, GA.

D. F. WILLCOX, een. A>t flr em.

1 J

KerolumtiAlteplumioiIns.00. Virginia Eome Insurance Co.

( |

ASSETS : 888,087.

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582

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Collins Thomas C. (c), blacksmith, Dettre George B., grocer, 1st, cor

Wall, nr 2d

Poplar

Collins William W., carriages, 68 2d Dinkier Jacob, confectioner, es Mul

Conner Brothers (T. U. and F. berry, s of 8d

H.), ins agts, 91 Cherry

Disroon Frank (), grocer, 44 Cotton

Conner Henry T., prin. South Macon av

grammar school

Drake Jane 8. Mrs., hat and bonnet

Cook J. L. & Co. (J. L. and D. B.), bleacher. 8 Cotton av

flour mills, Hazel, cor 5th

Drane Henry M., G. P. and T.

Corbett Edmund C., boarding, 74 2d agt, M. & B. B. B,

Cofyrput Felix, ice,

fish,

etc.,

66Cher-

Driggers Daniel T., justice Dub Bernbard, propr Lanier

House,

Cotton Clifford Miss, teacher Wes- Mulberry, bet 2d and 3d

leyan Female College

Duggan'James B., physician, 67 2d

Cotton States Life Ins. Co. of Dunlap S. S. & Co. (8. 8. Dunlap.

Macou, Qa., Wm. B. Johnston, George A. Smith), hardware, 72 3d

pres; J. W. Burke, vice-pres; Gteo. Dunwoody William E., physician,

8. Obear. sec ; 97 Mulberry

29 Cotton av

Craig B. Eliza Mrs., milliner, 12 Cot Edwards O. Daniel, grocer, 48 Cotton

ton av

av

Crawford John W. (c), meats, 4th, nr Edwards Z. T. A Co. (Z. T. Edwards,

Plum

A. A. Sabers), grocers, East Macou

Crockett E. & Sons (E., L. E. and O. Elkan Morris, dry goods, clothing,

H.,) iron foundry, 182 4th

etc., 80 3d

Crutchneld John F., cotton Ellis Hayne, cotton buyer, 59 3d

buyer, 5} Blakes Block

Ellis James E., contractor and

Crutcbfleld William A., cotton bro mnfr doors, sash, blinds and

ker, 5J Blakes Block

lumber, Wharf, bet 3d and 4th .

Cubbedge Richard W., broker, 88 Ellis Theo. W., druggist, Cherry,

Mulberry

cor Cotton av

Cutter M. Howard, contractor, Ellis & Denson (Mrs. M. E. Elite,

Wharf, s of 3d

Mrs. M. E. Denson), grocers, ns

Daly D. & Bro. (D. and M.), 'grocers, Troup, w of Ash

77 Cherry

Engel Emanuel H., saloon, 45 3d

Daly F. J. M., prof Pio Nbno Col Engelke Adolpb, saloon, 61 Mulberry

lege and lawyer, 48 2d

English & Huguenin (I B. English,

Daly House, E B. Brown, propr; 4&J E. D. Huguenin), cotton factors,

Cherry

Poplar, cor 1st

Daly Michael, grocer, Houston id, Epps Willis (c>, shoemkr, 87} Cherry

bey limits

Erminger & Hancock (H. B. Ermin-

Danforth Lydia J. Mrs., druggist, ns ger, W. A. Hancock), candy mnfrs,

Mclntosh, w of Bay

5 Blake's Block

Dans Adolpb, cigars and tobacco, Exchange Bank of Macon.

Brown's Hotel

The, Capital $150,000: John C.

Davidson Simon 8., trustee, grocer, Curd, pres; J. W. Cabaniss, cashier;

5th, nr Walnut

57 Cherry

'

Davidson William D., grocer, Mill- Ezzell Francis M., watchmkr, 15 Cot

Idgeville rd

ton av

Davis Anna A. Mrs., prin East Ma- Farmer Agnes Mrs., grocer, 110

con school

Cherry

Davis George 8., agt Chess, Carley Farqnhar A. B., propr Penn. Agrl

& Co., 92 Cherry

Wks; Jessop & Smith, managers:

Davis Henry B., bus manager 10 Holliugsworth Block. (See p.

Telegraph & Messenger

583.)

Davis Lee, blacksmith, Mulberry, nr Farris & Wrlght (James Farrfa, W.

Cotton av

B. Wright), grocers, Oglethorpe,

De Beruff Charles, portrait painter, cor 3d

Mulberry, sw cor 2d

Fennell Lavlnta Mrs., grocer, E.

Dessau Washington, lawyer, 64 Mul Macon

berry

Ferguson Edward G.t physician, 48 2d

TAVT the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

J A1V&

the Short Line West and Southwest.

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583

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A. B. FARQUHAR,

Southern Depot Penn'a AgTWorki,

MACON, CA.

*--STEAM ENGINES,--1 Saw Mills, Threshing Machines, Corn Mills, Plows
And all kinds of Farm Machinery. A.. B.

EGBERT S. LAJSTTER, ) Associated over CLIFFORD ANDERSON. { Twenty-five Years.

R. F. LAWTON,

Lamer & Anderson, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

BankQr

and

Broker,

MACON, GA.

40 Second Street,

tj?~ Practice to the Conrts of Bibb, Crawford. Twiggs, Houston, Palaski, Dodge, Macon, Snm-

MACON, - GEORGIA.

ter, Jones, Monroe and adjoining Counties; also in

the Supreme Conrt and Federal Courts of tbe State.

A General BjnHng, Brokerage and Exchange

HKrEHKjcie--I. C. Plant, Prest First National Easiness done. Collections attended to with

Bank. Macon, Ga.; Window, Lanier & Co., Bank ers, New York.

care and dispatch.

Third Street, between Plum and Pine,
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS FOB TEAHEE3 AND DEOVEES TO TEE AMOUNT OF FIVE HUNDRED *"***>. WITH XT ENTQE INFLUENCE.

JA8. P. HARRISON * CO., State Printers, Publishers, and Binders, 27 A 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

MAC

584

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Flndlay C. S. & G. W., mnfrs cotton Kins, head of 3d
Findlay Iron Works, C. D. Find-

Georgia Mills. Cook & Chester, propre: Hazel, sw cor Elbert
Giles John B., blacksmith, New,

lay, agt; head of 3d First National Bank., I. C. Plant,
pres; W.W. Wrigley, cashier; 2d,

Houston rd, bey limits
Glazebrook Otis A. Bev., rector Christ Church

nw cor Cherry Fischer 8., dry goods, 65 Cherry

Glover Henry S., U. S. depositary Goodwin John (c), blacksmith, Cot

Fitzgerald Edmund, physician, Cherry
Fitzgerald Michael, grocer, 30 3d Fitzgerald Philip, grocer, 59 3d

100

ton ay, nr Plum
Grace William P., cigars and tobacco, 70 Cherry
Granniss Ebenezer C., justice, 66

Flanders Bros. (W. E., J. P. and B. H.), com mere, 3d, cor Poplar
Flanders D & Son (David and David M.), frrocers and dry goods, 5th

Cherry
Green J. Mercer, physician, es Pop lar, n of New
Green Thomas H., grocer, 3d, bet

Flynn J. C., genl store Ford James (c), barber, 61 Cherry

Pine and Oak Green William A., physician, 2d, bet

Ford William W., dentist, 62 2d

Pine and Oak Greer Jasper F., agt, grocer and com

Dr W. W. Ford,

mer, 8 Hollingsworth Block
Griffiths T. A. Bev.. pastor St. Bar nabas Episcopal Chapel

Gross William H. Bev., pres Plo

Nono College

Guernsey Thomson, builders' depot,

AND

69 2d

'

Gustin G. W.. lawyer. 2 Cotton av

Hall Charles H., physician, 71 2d

Hall Matt (c), blacksmith, Poplar,

No. 62 Second Street,

bet 2d and 3d
Hall Roland B., druggist, 17 Cot

MACON,

-

GEORGIA.

ton av
Hall & Son (Samuel and Joseph H.),

lawyers, 88 Cherry

Fort John P., lawyer, 86 Cherry

Hammond Dudley W., physician.

Freeman Edward J., carriage rep'g 32 2d

2d, nr Mulberry

Hardeman John L., lawyer, 37 3d

Freeman Matt B., commr of deeds Hardeman Thomas, warehouse, sa

and notary, 21 Cotton av

4th, w of Poplar

Freeman Milo 8., clearing house agt Harris Charles J., lawyer, 50 2d

Sou. By. & S. 8. Assn

Harris Jacob, boots, shoes, trunks,

Freeman Thomas W., auction and etc., 85 Cherry

com., 87 Cherry

Harris Thomas H. agt, saloon, 4tb,

Friends Dora Mrs., dry goods, etc., bet Poplar and Plum

413d

Harris William G., grocer and justice

Gaines Wesley J. Bev. (c), pastor Harrison James F., prof Wesleyan

Cotton Av. A. M. E. Church

Female College

Gans Nathan, mnfr anddlr in cigars, Harvey Maggie T. Miss, confec

etc., 119 4th

tioner, Cotton av, nr Poplar

Gates Thomas B., wheelwright, New Havens Wilbur F., saloon, 55 3d

Houston rd. bey limits

Haygood Atticus G. Bev. D. D., edi

Gensheiraer Michael, grocer, Cotton tor Wesleyan Christian Advocate

av, nr Plum

Hazlebnrst William, agt Wal-

Georgia Academy for the Blind, W. ton, Whann & Co., 77 2d

D. Williams, prin; Orange, opp Henderson T. H., exp agt, 4tb, cor

High

union depot

Georgia Land Agency, A. G Hendrix A Cox, (T. C. Hendrtx, L

Butts, propr; 2d, cor Mulberry. M. Cox), planing mill, 1st, cor

(See p. 581.)

' Cherry

yur Freight West via the
_____ GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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OPPOSITE P^SSEHSTGKEP* DEPOT
EEBUILT AND SEFUfcNISHED THBOTOHOUT 1877.
Electric Bells and Modern Improvements, making it a first-class Hotel in every particular.
per
GEO. C. BROWN, Proprietor. !>. 8. WALEEK,

. pI*.

Oolurnfcni, reprewntl Traveler* Life and Accident i MS Troyg 15,000, and payi 125 a week if dUaMed.

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Hennesey Joseph M. Rev., prof Fio Jemison Saml H., lawyer, 86 Cherry

Nbno College

Jenkins William E., grocer, Houston

Henry F. L. A Co. (F. L. Henry, J. rd

B. Papy), butchers, 1st, nr Poplar Jessop & Smith (Alfred Jessop,

Henry Robert L., meats, 5 Holligs- R H. Smith) managers A. B. Far-

worth Block

qnbar, 10 Hollingsworth block. (See

Henry W. Lawrence, meats, ns 3d, p. 583.)

w of Mulberry

Jewett Henry L., com mer and agt

Hertz Jacob H., clothing, 90 Cher American Cotton Tie Supply Co.,

ry

64 2d

Hertz Morris, grocer, 5tb, cor Wharf Jewett & Rogers (G. B. Jewett, J. A,

Higgius W. L., grocer. East Macon Rogers), ins agts, 64 2d

Hill WalterB., prof Mercer Univer Johns James W., saloon, Brown's

sity

Hotel

Hill & Harris (W. B. Hill, N. E. Johnson Hardin T., grocer, Poplar,

Harris), lawyers, 32 2d

cor 3d

Hillard Smith M., grocer, 4th, cor Johnson .Herchel V., physician, 106

Hawthorne

Cherry

Hines Richard K., lawyer, 73 2d Johnson & Douglass (c), W. G. John

Hoge James, agt M. & A. R. R., 6th, son, J. D. Douglass), grocers, Cot

sw cor Poplar

ton av, cor Poplar

Hoge Samuel C., genl r.r. ticket Johnson's Sons F. S. (F. S., Jr. and

agt, 64 Mulberry

I. H.), hardware, 31 3d

Hollingsworth Walter T., cotton bro Johnston Lavoisieur L., physician, SB

ker, 65 2d

4th, w of Plum

Holmes Charles T., cotton buyer, Jones Harrison (c), blacksmith, 4th,

Blake's Block

cor Poplar

Holmes J. P. & W. B., dentists, 84 Jones John C., saloon, Wall, nr 2d

Mulberry

Jones L. M., agt, barber, 40 2d

Holstein George, grocer, Clinton rd Jones T. Skelton .broker, 612ci

Holt Pulaski O. (c), grocer, 38 Mul Jones William H., grocer, 5th, cor

berry

Clinton rd E. Macon

Holt Thaddeus G., judge co. court Jones & Cook (G. S. Jones, H. L.

Holt William F., physician, 86 Cher Cook), grocers and com mere, Cot

ry

ton av, cor Cherry

Howes Davls H., grocer, 68 2d

Jordan Benjamin J. (c), shoemkr,

Hudgim George W., grocer, ns Poplar, nr 2d

Houston rd, w of Boundary

Josephson Harris S., dry goods, 41 3d

Hudson H. J. T., prin North Macon and 52 Mulberry ^

Colored School

Juhan W. A. & Co. *(W. A. Juhan.

Huff & Harris (Wm. A. Huff, Geo. C. B. Ellis), dry goods, 51 2d and

T. Harris), grocers and provisions, 89 Cherry

513d

Kahn Valentine, genl store, Cotton

Hunt, Bankln A Latnar (L. W. Hunt, av, nr Plum

J. W. Rankin, H. J. Lamar), drug Kennedy James L., saloon, 4th, nr

gists, 82 and 84 Cherry

Poplar

Hunter Benjamin T., prin Hunter Kent Warner R., saddles and har

School

ness, 2d. Blake Block

Ingalls John, druggist, 4th, cor Pop Key J. S. Rev.; pastor Mulberry St.

lar

Methodist church

Irvlne Edward D., books, stationery, Kilfoyle James, saloon, 50 Cotton

etc, 9 Cotton av

av

Isaacs Emannei, restaurant, 70 Mul King J. H. Mrs., meats, 1st, nr Pop

berry

lar

Ivey B. H. Rev., pastor S. Macon Kind Words, Bev. S. Boykin, editor;

Baptist church

602d

Jackson Robert F. Rev., rector St. Kreutz Anthony, baker, Cotton av,

Paul's Episcopal church

nw cor Poplar

Jaques A Johnson (S. B. Jaqnes, N. Lagerquist Oscar F., grocer, Cotton T. Johnson), grocers, 74 and 76 3d av, nr Cherry

your Cotton East via the
GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Fall Term Opens SEPTEMBER 17x11, 1879.*

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0. W. SMITH, D. D., Secretary.

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Lancaster, Hill & McAndrew (B. J. Macon Savings Bank, J. M. Board-

Lancaster, J. A. Hill, W. E. Mc man, pres; H. T. Powell, cashr;

Andrew), livery stable, Plum, nr 92 Mulberry

4th

Macon & Augusta Bailroad, Jamei

Laudsberg William, clothing, 62 Hoge, agt; 6th, sw cor Poplar

Cherry

Macon &,. Brunswiclt R, R_

Lanler House, B. Dub, propr; Mul G. W. Adams, supt: H. M. Drane.

berry, bet 2d and 3d

G. P. & T. agt; 5th, cor Bay. (Bee

Lianier &. Anderson (R. 8. Lanler, adv.)

Clifford Anderson), lawyers, 32 2d. Magruder A. L. C., physician, 64

(See p. 583.)

Mulberry

Lathrop Stanley E. Bev., pastor First Mansfield W. H. & Co. (W. H. Mans-

Congregational Church

(field, L. W. Hollingsworth), coal

Lawton R. F., banker and broker, dlrs, foot of Mulberry

40 2d. (See p. 583.)

Marks John, grocer, 67 Cherry

Leman W. W. & Co. (W. W. and W. Mason George L , lawyer, 56 Cherry

W. Leman Jr.), fertilizers, 4th, nr Massey O. W., giu mnfr, 57 Cherry

. Poplar

Ma8tersonClement,xblacksmith, ss3d,

Levy Mosea, dry goods and groceries, e of Mulberry

176 4th

Maumanee Alfred N., watchmkr, 25

Levy Simon, dry goods, Mclntosh, Cotton av

cor Hazel

May Robert H. & Co. (R. H. May,

Lewis Walker Bev., pastor First St. A. B. Goodyear, J. T. May, 8. 8.

M. E. Church

Parmelee), mnfrs and dlrs in car

Lockett James W., broker, 39 3d

riages, buggies, wagons, etc., 98

Lofton William A., lawyer, 88 Mul Cherry. (See p. 371.)

berry

Megrath Noah A., grocer, 6 Hollingg-

Lob. Michael, barber, 67 Mulberry

worth block

Lovett Warren P., propr "Pri Meuard Alexander A., druggist, se

vate Stock" whiskey and cigars, 4th, w of Plum

Atlanta. (See front paster.)

Mercer University, Bev. Archibald

Lowenthal Louis, tailor, WaD, nr J. Battle, pres; Ash, opp Tatnall sq

Cotton av

Merkel Louis-baker, 76 Cherry

Lynch James, grocer, New, cor Plum Mettauer Henry A., physician, Lyon & Oresham (B. F. Lyon, T. B. Cherry, cor 3d'

Oresham), lawyers, 3d, cor Wall Mix & Kirtland (Albert Mix, Erastus

McBride Perry (c), wheelwright, 5th Kirtland), boots and shoes, 3 Cot

McCallie Alexander, produce ton av, and 66 3d

and com, Cotton av. nr Cherry Moore Charles (c), blacksmith, 4th,

McCrary James G., physician, 5th

nr Mulberry

McGrath Patrick, baker, 34 3d

Mount de Sales Academy, Columbus,

McHenry Peter, gunsmith, es Mul cor Orange

berry, s of 3d

Napier Michael (c), barber, Brown'8

McKay William, accountant, 73 2d Hotel

McKenna Andrew, grocer, 4th, cor Nelson John A., cotton buyer, E.

Oak

Macon

McKervey Hugh, shoemkr, 63 Mul Newman James H., prof of music

berry

Wesleyan Female College

McLaughlln A. B. Jr., city elk, City Newman Louis, millinery and fancy

Hall

goods, 83 Cherry and 46 2d

McManus John A., ordinary

Newton John W., grocer, Milledge-

MacDonell O. N. Bev., presiding vllle rd

elder M. E. C. S., Macon district Nisbet James T., lawyer, 68 Mul

Machold Christian, grocer, 3d, cor berry

Mulberry

Nisbet Junius W., lawyer, 66 Cherry

Mack Jacob M., fancy goods, 32 2d Nisbet Bobert A., lawyer, 2 Cotton av

Macon Board of Underwriters, 88 Noone Anna Mrs., grocer, 44 Mul

Mulberry

berry

Macon Gas Light A Water Co., 88 Norman 8. J. Mrs., grocer, Mclntosh,

Mulberry

cor Hazel

your Merchandise from Boston and New York via the CKORCIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Norris David E., -manager W. U. Tel Prince Henry, grocer, 64 Cherry

Co., 68 Mulberry

Proudfit Alexander, lawyer, 37 3d

Nussbaum QMS, dry goods, etc., 3d, Pryor Richmond (c), blacksmith, 5th,

cor Cherry

ws limits

Nnssbaum & Dannenberg (Myron Public Library and Historical Soci

Nussbaum, Joseph Dannenberg), ety, Charles Herbst, librarian; 92

dry goods, 66 3d

Mulberry

O'Connell Edward, grocer, 42 Mul Pugh James A., photographer, Mul

berry

berry, sw cor 2d

O'Hara John, grocer, Mclntosh, cor Rankin, Maasenburg & Co. (T. L.

Elm

Massenburg, Hunt, Bankin A La-

O'fiara M. & Bro. (Michael and mar), druggists, Mulberry, cor 3d

Thomas), grocers, 4th, cor Haw Raonl William G_ supt S. W. R.

thorne

B., 5th, cor Pine

Obear George S., queensware, 92 Basdal Leander W., liquors, 82 3d

Cherry

Beddy Bobert J., grocer, 5th, nr Clin

Oblmann Babette, clothing, 1 Brown ton rd

House

Bees Elizabeth 8. Mrs., milliner, 7

Otto Julius H., watchmkr, 87 Cherry Cotton av Pace & Lamon Misses (Misses 8. Befeld Charles, optician, 20 2d

Pace, Emma Lamon), millinery, Beichert Frederick, furniture, 82

26 2d.

Mulberry

Park Bobert E., agt Ivison, Blake- Reynolds A. it Son (Alexander

man, Taylor & Co., N. Y

aud Bobert), foundry, 5th, cor Haw

Patterson Bobert W., lawyer, 86 thorne

Cherry

Rice J. W. & Co. (J. W. Bice, C.

Payne George, druggist, 1 Cotton av L. O'German), dry goods, notions

Payton Patrick, grocer, 40 Mulberry and fancy goods, 39 and 41 2d

Putzer William, guns, etc., 69 Biley Ella M. Miss, prin North Ma-

Mulberry

con grammar school

Perkins Peter M., saloon, 58 Mulberry Ripley Liorenzo, stock, bond and

Peschke Ernest, watchmkr, 24 2d

provision broker, 64 Mulberry

Peters Henry J., co. and state tax Roge'rs C. H. & Co. (C. H. Rogers, H.

collector, Cherry, cor Cotton av

B. Stroemer), grocers, 80 Cherry

Peyser Max, cigar mnfr, 4th, nr Plum Rogers Geo. T. Sons (W. B., G. T.,

Phillips Job a P., grocer, 83 Houston B. M. and J. F.), grocers, 52 and 56

rd, nr Boundary

Cherry

Pio Nono College, Bt. Kev. W. H. Rogers L. Dowe, meats, 54 Mulberry

Gross, pres; Forsyth rd, 1 mile w Rogers Matthew B., candy mnfr 106

of limits

Cherry

Plant I. C. & Son(I. C. and B. H.), Booney John, dry goods, 34 2d

bankers, 87 Cherry

Roosevelt Cornelius J., physician,

Plant Bobert H., ins agt. 87 Cherry Walnut, ne cor 3d

Pollock' Moses B. (c), jeweler, 5th, Roosevelt James P., cotton buyer. 8J

cor Walnut

Blake's Block

Poole Isaiah H., house, sign and Borie James E. Rev., pastor Jones

ornamental painter and grainer, Chapel

4th, under National Hotel

Boss Albert B., elk Superior and

Porter G. A., livery, sale and feed County Courts

stable, 3d, bet Plum and Pine. Boss Edgar A., meats, Cotton av, nr

(Seep. 583.)

Plum

Pounds Jerry (c), grocer, Cotton av, Boss & Palmer (W. H. Boss, W. O.

.Poplar

Palmer), cotton buyers, 37 3d

Powers Virgil, genl commr Son. Buan John G., cotton buyer, 3}

By. & 8. S. ABSU, Mulberry, so Blake's Block

cor2<l

Russell Bobert B., grocer, Cotton av,

Price Patrick H., shoemkr, E. Ma- cor Plum

con

Rutherford John, lawyer, 64 Mul

Price's E. Sons (W. P. and 8. B.), berry

grocers, 100 Cherry

Byder William, justice

P. F. Willcox,Oolunlnu, (tail Xnmrtao*, Tire, Xariae, Life, client. ZitftUiihe

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Sanford Shelton P., prof Mercer Uni bkalowski B. & Bro., (Band M. , dry

versity

goods, 71 Cherry

Sasnett Boiling H., lawyer, 88 Skalowski & Harris (B. SkalowskL

Cherry

8. Harris), boots, shoes, etc., 6t

Saulsbury, Bespess & Co. (J. L. Cherry

Saulsbury, Wm. T. Bespess), cot Skinner Thomas E. Rev., pastor First ton factors and com mers, 4th, cor Baptist Church

Poplar

Small Augustus B., grocer, 63 3d

Saulsbury Robert S., gents furnish Smith Ben. C., produce and com, 4

ing goods. 44 2d

Blake's Block

Savage William (c), barber, 7 Hoi-' Smith Charles C., candy mnfr, lot

lingsworth Block

Cherry

Sawyer Benjamin F., lawyer, 88 Smith Cosby W. Bev. D. D., sec and

Cherry

prof Wesleyan Female College

Sawyer Peter C., ginmkr, Cherry, Smith Edward S., grocer, Cotton av,

cor 5th

nr Poplar

Schall Henry, boot and shoe mnfr Smith H. D. (c), grocer, 4th, bet Oak and dlr in boots, shoes, leather, etc. and Pine

86 Cherry

Smith L. W. & Co. (L. W. Smith),

Schlenke Henry Rev., prof Pio Nono pictures and frames, stationery,

College

etc., 15 Cotton av

Schofield J. S. & Son (J. 8. and J. Sneed Gilbert H., bkkpr Brown'* R.), foundry, 5th, bet Poplar and Hotel

Plum

Southwestern Railroad,,W. 0.

Schoneman F. A., notions, con Raoul, supt; 5th, cor Piue

fectionery and Lemp's lager beer, Southern Railway and Steam

whol and retail on ice, 74 Cherry. ship Association, Joseph E.

(See p. 587.)

Brown, pres, Atlanta; Virgil Pow

Scbrameck Solomon J., propr Lanler ers, genl commr; C. A. Sindall,

House bar

sec; M. S. Freeman, clearing house

Schwed Seligman, grocer, 56 2d

agt; Mulberry, se cor 2d

Schwed & Siesel (M. a. Schwed, S. Spahr Herman, jeweler and cigars

Siesel), grocers, 46 3d

and tobacco, 60 Cherry

Seifert A Smith (A. E. Selfert, Sparks O. G. & Son (O. Q. and W.

Bridges Smith), book and job prin B.), cotton factors, 67 3d

ters, 2d, nr Mulberry

Spriuz Edward, notary public, 53 3d

Semmes Alexander Rev., vice-pres Sprinz Fannie Mrs., dry goods, 53 3d

Pio Nono College

Starr H. H. & Co. (H. H. Starr, A.

Seymour, Tinsley & Co. (Mrs. Be- li. Leman), cotton buyers, 4th, nr

: becca Seymour, A. B. and T. D. Poplar

Tinsley), grocers, 42 3d

Steed Bpenetus A., prof Mercer Uni

Shapleigh l*vi J., grocer, 99Cherry versity

Shea John L., tailor, 42 2d

Stein Herman, dry goods, 56 Mul

Sheftall & Myers (W.C. Sheftall, J. berry

J. Myers), grocers, Bridge Bow rn, Stewart John S., cotton warehouse,

Wharf

Mulberry, cor 3d, and livery stable,

Shiver Edward A., grocer, 2d, cor Poplar, bet 2d and 3d

Poplar Siesel Jacob, dry goods, 65 3d

Stratton George W., guns and pistols, fishing tackle, etc., 48

Simmons A. P., justice

Cherry

Simmons Thomas J., judge Superior Stroberg Charles J., plumber, 4th nr

Court

Mulberry

Sindall Charles A., sec Sou. By. and Strohecker Henry F., lawyer, 2 Cot

8. 8. Asan, Mulberry, se cor 2d

ton av

Singer Mnfg Co.. The, B. McCor- Strong Edgar P., boots and shoes,

mack, agt; 80 Mulberry

522d

Singleton, Hunt & Co. (W. B. Stuart E. H., grocer, 4th, bet Oak

and W. C. Singleton, T. J. Hunt), and Pine

whol boots, shoes, hate, trunks, Stubbleneld House, es Mulberry, a

etc.,492d

of 1st

our Merchandise from Philadelphia and Balimorevla GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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gtubbs Robert w., lawyer, 59 3d

Wesleyan Female College, Rev.

Sullivan Eliza Mrs., confectioner, ns W. C. Bass, pres; us College, bet

3d, w of Mulberry

Washington and Georgia avs.

Sweet 8. 3. Rev., pastor E. Macon (See p. 587.)

Methodist Church

Western Union Telegraph Co., D. E.

Tarver & Co., genl mdse, old Court Morris, manager; 68 Mulberry

House sq, cor Mulberry

Wheeler J. C., co. surveyor

Taylor W. & E. P., carpets, furniture, White Abner (c), blacksmith, 40

etc., 27 Cotton av

Mulberry

Telegraph and Messenger, Clla- White John (c), shoemkr, Cotton av,

by, Jones & Reese, propre; 94 Cher nr Plum

ry. (See p. 587.)

Wilder A Son (R, C. and C. C.), saw

Thomas Jolley T. (e), wheelwright, and planing mill, 3d, nr Plum

Poplar, bet 2d and 3d

Whittle A Whittle (L. N. and A. P.),

Thompson Ransom H., grocer, Cot lawyers, 2 Cotton av

ton av, or Plum

Willet Joseph E., prof. Mercer Uni

Tinsley Fleming D., genl broker, 37 versity

3d

Williams John B., confectioner, 4th,

Toole Charles J., dentist, 22 2d

nr Poplar

Traywick I. J., stoves and tin ware, Williams J. D.. editor and propr

403d

Central Ga. Weekly

Turpin & Ogden (Oeo. B. Turpin, Willingham Benjamin L., cotton

J. M. Ogden), com mere, real estate warehouse, 65 2d

and ins agts, and agts Soluble Paci Willingham Calder B.. ins agt, 35 2d

fic guano, 35 3d

Willingham Thomas Jr., lawyer, 64

Ullman A Greenberg (A. Ullman, M. Mulberry

Greenberg), tailors, 28 2d

Wilson Eugene C. (c), barber, 4th,

United States Internal Revenue office, nr Poplar

W. W. Brown, collector; 97J Mul Windham William, painter, 4th, nr

berry

Cherry

Valentine John, saloon, 68 Cherry Wing George F., book and job prin

Vannucki Louis, saloon, Poplar, cor ter, 58 and 60 Cherry

3d

Wing A Solomon (est L. H. Wing

Virgin Samuel H., physician, 94 Mul and Charles H. Solomon), jewelers,

berry

48 2d

Volger William B., cigars, tobacco, Winship A Callaway (E. Winship, J.

etc, .Mulberry, swcor 2d

T. Callaway),

Waehtel Chas & Bro. (C. and D.), _goods,502d

gents'

furnishing

clothing and gents furnishing goods, Wippler F. W., grocer, 4th, nr Pine

73 Cherry

Witkowski E. A Hartz, dry goods, 72

Wagenstein Robert, bake*, 4th, oar Cherry

- Hawthorn

Wolff A Bro. (W. and E.), rags, pa

Walker Samuel T., grocer, 88 Cherry per, etc., 4th, nr Cherry

Wallace W. B., grocer, 113 4th

Wood Thomas, furniture, carpets,

Walton, Whann A Co., Wm. Hazle- etc., 91 and 93. Mulberry

hurst, agt; mnfrs Plow Brand Fer Wooqfln William G., prof. Mercer

tilizer. 77 2d

University

Ward Ellen Miss, milliner, Cherry, Woodruff Adella 8. Mrs., milliner, 4

cor Cotton av

Cotton av

Warnke Frederick, mer tailor, 65 Woodruff D. B., architect, 2 Cotton av

Mulberry

Wright Darwin 8., dentist, 38 2d

Watson Richard B., cotton buyer, 6J Wright Patrick H., physician, 170 4th

Hollingsworth Block

Wylie William A., saloon, 4th, nr

Waxelbaum 8. & Bro. (8. andj.), Poplar

dry goods, 43 2d

Wynn ALiightfoot (R, 8. Wynn, R

' Weichselbaum 8am, whiskies, etc.-, H. Lightfoot), grocers, 783d

75 Cherry

Zettler Berrian M., supt public

Wesleyan Christian Advocate. schools, 2d, nr Mulberry Rev. A. G. Haygood, D. D., editor; Zulavsky L. L., cotton buyer, 64

60 2d

Hollingsworth block

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas.JP. Harrison A Co., Prop'iy, 87 A 89 Broad St.

MAD

592

MAD

MADISON.

Burney & High (Pat 8. Burney, J. r M. High), dry goods

Morgan County--Qa. R. R,

Jurr Harrison, dry goods

County seat; is 103 miles from Au gUBta and 68 from Atlanta; surrounded by an undulating, fertile and pro ductive country. Tills place was in corporated and made the county site in 1809; it is 720 feet above tbe sea level, very healthy, with a popula tion of about 2,000, and receives an nually about 12,000 bales of cotton. It has six churches--two Baptist (one colored), two Methodist (one colored), Episcopal and Presbyterian--also live schools--Georgia female Col lege, Madison Male High School, .Forest Home Academy and two smaller schools. Madisou is a money order office and has office of Southern Express and Western Union Tele graph. The MacUsonian is published here weekly. Mail daily each way by rail. Lester Markham, P. M.

Burr W. H., dentist. Carbine P. V., hardware Uohen E. H.. genl store Collier W. H., painter Jostello 8. J., dry goods )auiel W. B., grocer )exter George N., carriage mkr . Sggleston Carter (c), barber Tew A. 8. -N.. cotton warehouse, tew James M., grocer riemuter O.-orge (c), shoemkr Floyd Stewart 8., exp agt and pro
vision dlr forest Home Academy, Mrs. E. H.
Nebhut, prin Foster Albert G., lawyer Foster Albert W., provision dlr Foster A. G.'A F. C., lawyers Foster, Wright & Co. (A. W. Foster,
J. K. Wright, W.L. High), proviu ?urlow Charles M., grist mill jteorge Calvin, lawyer-.

Ackerman A. J., carriage mkr

George Franklin, physician

Alien Jeremiah, meats

3owu R. A., physician

Almond John, liquors

Harris Harrison (c), shoemkr

Anderson Barton, physician

Ueyser .Emanuel/" elk Superior

Anderson James C., co. tax collector Court and real eat. agent

Andrews Bros. (E. A. and C. EL), High Joseph B., genl More

druggists

High J. B. & S^n (J. B. and Mark),

Andrews Charles EL, judge co. court grocers and hardware

and ins agt

High William L., banker, cotton fac

AtkJnsou C. B. & Bro. (C. B. and A. tor and co. treas

O.), grocers and livery stable

Hitchcock W. ,L., physician

Atkiusoti & Peteet (N. B. Atkinson, Holland J. H., lawyer '

B. A. Peieet), druggists

Hollingswortti W. T., physician

Aycock Bros., grocers and saloon Hough A. S., groceries and pro

. Baldwin Henry W., lawyer

visions aud propr Mansion House

Baldwin Thomas B., ordinary anc Hough & Orr (A. 8. Hough, W. J.

city elk

Orr). stoves and tinware

Barrow C. B., co. surveyor

Jeter & Son (.c), blacksmiths

Bearden J. W., geul store

Johnston D. 8., lawyer .

Bearden William P., co. tax receiver Jones Jetterson (o)suoemkr

Bell A. A., physician

Klem Frank, blacksmith

Billups 'Joel A., lawyer

Knight O. B., physician

Blackburn B. M., publisher Mad- Iiamar T. G., r.r. agt

iHOinau. (See p. 593.)

Jjeake 8. E. Mrs., milliner

Blackburn John C. C. Dr., ed Leseuer David, grocer

itor Mudisonmu

Leseuer Joseph A., carpenter

BlairJ. G-, grocer

McHenry Joun G. Jr., lawyer

Bohlen Johu, confectioner

McHenry & M<:Heury (J. G. and

Booth B, N., grocer

W. 8.), lawyers

Booth 8. W., genl store and gun Madison House, P. B. Woodward,

smith

propr

Brougbton John A., genl store

MadiBonian. Dr. J. C. C. Black

Burnett Peter (c), harness mkr

burn, editor. (See p. 593.)

Burnett & Co. (Laicius W. and Wm. Mansion House, A. S. Hough,

Burnett), genl store

propr

the CEORCIA RAILROAD, the
. Popular Route from Atlanta.

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Martin F. B., thy goods Masters William, sboemkr Matthews William F., dry goods

MADISON SPRINCS.
Jfadium County.

Moore Richard (c), blacksmith Mustin M. A., saloon Orr John: provisionsOverby B. EL, saloon Peiiick L. T.-, genl store Putnam A. Miss, tel opr Beed Austin (c), blacksmith

A small post office situated about 7 miles north of Danielsville court house.
MACDALENA.
Meriieether County.

Beese Augustus, lawyer , Richter M. L., photographer Bobertson Sarah E. Mrs., milliner Rowland Edgar J.", physician Saffold A. H., dentist

An unimportant village. 5 miles east of Warm Springs and about 10 south of Greenville. 25 inhabitants. No postofflee.

Shaw Alfred, furniture . Shaw Sebastian, furniture Shepherd Carter, sheriff-

MAGNOLIA. Clinch. County.

Shields & Maxeyfe), carpenters Skiff Valentine W., watcbmkr Stovall George B., banker Tbomason Parmenas R, genl store

Nine miles southwest of Homerville. Without postal facilities. Population 25.

Torbert John O., confectioner Towns Daniel, carpenter Tunnell & Laseterj lumber dire

MAGNOLIA.
Putaski County.

Webb Georxe W., physician

Discontinued as a postoffice.

Wiley W. B.. co. coroner

Williams A. J., gin and saw mill Wolfe Jacob, dry goods Woodward P. B.. propr Madison

MALDEN BRANCH. Sryan County.

House and livery stables

Bounded on one side by the waters-

Wynn W. D., genl store

of the Ogeechee river, this place with

Wynn & Peacock (W. D. Wynn, B. a tributary population of about 200 is

L. Peacock), genl store

9 miles north of Eden, the county

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seat. No. 2, C. R. R. is the nearest express, telegraph and shipping of

MAPLEFORD.

fice, via which the distance to Atlan

Colguitt County.

ta is 276 miles. Cotton and rice form the chief articles of export. The usu al common school facilities. Mail weekly. Joseph Elnriee, P. M.

Distant 9 miles from Moultrie, the county seat, and 30 from Albany, the nearest shipping station. It is situa ted in the northwestern portion of

Bacon N. B., justice Brannon J. A., lawyer 3rown A. J., blacksmith Brown J. B., ordinary Davis John A. Rev., Baptist Deloach W. H., millwright &larlee Joseph, genl store Elarlee & English (Joseph Elarlee,
Joseph English), grist and saw mill Emory Joseph, genl store Seiger W. W., school commr Hamilton Henry L._. school commr Jordan William J. Rev., Methodist

the county, near the Ochlochnee river, from which power is derived to operate two mills. It has a popu lation of 30, two churches--Methodist and Baptist--and one common school. Mail stages communicate with Alba ny weekly. Cotton and wool form the principal articles of export; about 800 bales of cotton and 40,000 rounds of wool shipped annually. This is an excellent country for the raising of sheep and cattle. The distance to Atlanta is 239 miles via Albany. C. H. Gordon, P. M.

Keller John A., school commr Kennedy William, gin, grist and
saw mill Pureley Sidney, genl store Smith A. O., elk Superior Court Smith John G, Bev., Baptist Smith B. F. C., lawyer and notary Speer James Bev., Baptist Van Bracle A)ODZO O., co. treas Williams J. L.. judge co. court

Giles D. B., millwright Giles Nathaniel, blacksmith Gordon C. H.. physician Gregory Owen, justice Norman J. J., justice Perdue William, grist mill Pitts William, grist mill Thompson Seaborn, blacksmith Tucker John, grist mill

Williams P. W., lawyer

"Williams S. M., school .commr

MARCUS.

Jackson County.

MALLORY8VILLE. Wtfket County.

Eight miles southwest of Jefferson court house and 20 from Gaiuesville, the nearest express and shipping

Containing about 30 Inhabitants, office, via which it is 73 miles from

Is 14 miles north of Washington, the Atlanta. This place has a population

.seat of justice and nearest express of about 20, ana is situated near the

.and shipping office, via which At forks of Mulberry creek and Oconee

lanta is 145 miles distant. Cotton is river. Indian creek, close by, furn

the principal article of export. ishes power to operate a gin,-grist

Churches two--Methodist aud Bap and saw mills. Within a radius of

tist--one common school in the vi three miles there are two churches-

cinity. Mail stages communicate Methodist and Baptist. Fruit trees

semi-weekly with Elberton and and nursery stock form the exports.

Washington. W. P. Anderson, P. The Jackson county nurseries are

M.

located at this place, and doing a

Adams M. A. Bev., Baptist Anderson W. P., physician

thriving business. Mail semi-weekly. Mrs. 8. M. Flanlgan, P. M.

Bunch Samuel, grist and saw mill; 3 Baugh A. J., genl store

miles west

DeLappeierre A., physician

Dowdy B. T., physician

DeLappeierre J. C., physician

Harris E. Ty justice

DeLappeierre W. P., physician

McLendon J. A. Bev., Baptist

Fulcher Jesae, blacksmith

Wootten John B., Justice x

Justice J. G., grist mill, and propr

Wooten William L. Bev., Methodist Jackson Co. Nurseries

TA VP 1 AK.J&

the

GEORGIA

RAILROAD, the Short Line from

Mflcon.

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585

MAB

Justice & Venable (J. G. Justice, A.

L. Lyle

Venable), gin and saw mill James B., carriage mkr

O'Shields J. B., grocer

Beynolds A. J., wagon mkr

Beynolds James EL, wagon mkr

Beynolds W. H., wagon mkr

Seymour B. T., genl store

Andenon Chuck, livery and sale

stable. (See p. 597.)

Anderson Daniel 8., saloon

Anderson Elizabeth F. Mrs., milliner

Andenon Saxon A., agt Mari

etta Paper Mnfg Anderson William

Co. (Seep. 597.) D. Bev., Metho

dist

Seymour William Bev., Methodist Yearwood A. T., saw mill

Anderson W.* P. A Sons (W. P., H. 8. and D. N.), genl store

Atkinson Tilmer J., grocer

MARBLE HEAD.

Barnwell S. E. Bev., Episcopal

Piclcens County. itaAntcs,ou5ntmryilevsillsaoguetohfeasostmoef20Tianlkhianbg Bock .nd 5 northwest of Jasper. No postofflee.

Bennett Elbert C., genl store Black Lemuel, sash, doors and blinds Blackwell A Barrett (James B.
Blackwell, John Barrett), grocers Boston John H., r.r. agt Boston A Hunt (J. H. Boston, T. L.

Hunt), genl store

MARIETTA. Cobb County--W. & A. B. B.

Brumby C. C. Mrs., milliner Brumby John G., boots and shoes . Brumby &Bro. (J. B. and T. M.),

In point no city of

of beauty, there its size in the

is perhaps State that

surpasses Marietta. Situated as it is,

on slightly rolling ground, were, under the shadow of

and, as it the great

iKnevxamliedsaawndmotouunrtaisitn,miat noyffeprosintotsthoef

interest. The streets are broad and

well shaded; the buildings are sub

sfotarnttihael,iransdoctihaebicliittyizenasndarecunltoutreed.

Besides being a station on the W. A

A. B. R., Marietta is the terminus of

tnchoaernrsoMtrwuacgrtiaieoutntga,eaarnnoddadaNtnoporwrtehsIenGntecoocruogrmisaep,loeaf

ted to Canton, the county seat of

Cherokee county, a distance of 20

miles from Marietta. This road

opens up one of the finest sections of

the State, and the benefit Marietta

will derive by it can mated. Marietta is

scarcely be esti the county seat

of Cobb county ; lanta and 120

is 20 miles from At from Chattanooga,

Tenn. "It contains one of the largest

mcflhoialulir,riangfgamocotiodlrlysh,ionpteathlpeearnSdtmataiel,lnsa,ufmopulbanendrirnyog,f

stores, etc. There are two newspa

pers published here--the Marietta

Journal and population is

Field about

& fireside. The 3,500. Telegraph,

Western Union. Express, Southern.

A. A. Fletcher, P. M.

Agricola Beno J. T., baker Alien E. M., dentist

Marietta Chair Factory. (See p. 597.) Burnap Gains C., exchange and col lection Buttolph D. L. Bev., Presbyterian Campbell John B., clerk Superior Court and co. treas Clay Alexander S.s lawyer Cleland George W.. physician Cooper John H., saloon Coryell A Thompson (A. T. Coryell, W. S. Thompson), boot and shoe mkrs Daniel J. B. A Co. (c), (J. B. Daniel, J. Kimble), genl store DobbsJ. P. A Son (J. P. & A. M.), genl store Elsas Joseph, dry goods Field and Fireside, B. M. Good man & Sou, proprs Fletcher Augustus A., prop Kennesaw House Gignilliat Norman G., dry goods Gilbert Albin B., city treas Gilbert A. B. A Co. (A, B. Gilbert, J. B. Campbell), grocers Gilbert A Sessions (W. E. Gilbert, W. M. Sessions), genl store Goiter N. N., physician Gober & Lester (George F. Gober, David P. Lester), lawyers Goodman B. M. A Son (B. and M. B. B.), proprs Field and Fireside Green William C., watehmkr Greer James C., dentist Greer Thomas F.. lawyer Griffin Thomas W., upholsterer Grist Micajah T., harness mkr

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrlson & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

MAR

596

MAR

Groves William, ins agt

PhilHps & Sessions (C. D. Philllps,

Guy ton Charles A., grocer

William M. Sessions) lawyers

Haley Bros. (J. F. & J. T.), genl store Power ft. Hammett (W. B. Pow

Hammett Hamilton M., ordinary

er, H. M. Hammett). lawyers

Heggie Alexis C., grocer

Beid &, Gramling (H. Reid, W.

Henderson James W., planing mill JD. Gramling) carriage and harness

Hirsch Raphael, genl store

mnfrs. (See p. 597.)

Humphries William H,, sboemkr Reynolds Aristides H., dentist

Irwin D. & T. B., lawyers

Reynolds Homer V., physician

Johnson Frank C- Rev., Baptist

Rogers Andrew J. (e>, barber

Krunesaw House, A. A. Fletcher Root William K..druggist

Kennesaw Mills Go. (incor]x>rated), Ruede Augustus D., watchmkr

flouring mills

Schoenthall B. Mrs., geni store

King Barrington, ins and real estate Spencer William, boots and shoes.

King Roswell, lawyer

Spilman Jerome, livery stable

Riser W; "3. & Co. (W. J. and C. C. Stephens William P., sheriff and co.

Riser), genl store

tax collector

Leake Alley Y., grocer

Stripling & Burroughs (Benjamin

Lester G. N., judge Superior Court Stripling, Thomas A. Burroughs;,

Lindley A Barnes (J. F. Lindley, W. clothing

L. Barnes), genl store

Sullivan M. E., saloon

Looney Dudley M., harness

Sullivan A McCutcheon (M.E.Sul

Lyn'es Jesse C., pres Marietta Female livan, W. T. McCutcheon), grocers

College

Teunent Gilbert, physician

Lyon Merritt R., co. coroner and genl Ward John R., co. surveyor

store

White Wade, grocer

McClatchy Devereanx F.. genl store White & O'Neill (J. D. White, J. B.

McClatcby William P., lawyer O'Neill), genl store

McLellau Leander C., com mer

Wilson James M., hardware

McLellan William C., liquors

Winn W. T., W. J. & R, lawyers

Manning Pitcbford P., blacksmith Winters, Alexander & Legg (J. R.

Marietta Chair Factory, Brum Winters, P. W. Alexander, B. R.

by & Bro., proprs. (See p. 597.)

Legg), cotton and guano

Marietta Female College, J. C. Lynes, Withers E. A. & Sous (E. A., Thom

pres

as and George), iron founders

Marietta Journal, Neal & Massey, York Augustus W., exp agt and tel

propre

opr

Marietta Paper MnJfe Co., 8. A. Young Dillard M., sewing machines

Anderson, agt. (See p. 597.)

May* Samuel F., co. tax receiver Merryman Nicholas B., grocer

MARION.

Merryman & Mansfield (N. B. Mer

ryman, C. F. Mansfield), meats Mozley John E., lawyer Mozley Samuel G., physician

Located ft miles southwest of Jef fersonville, no postal advantages, and about 20 inhabitants.

Neal & Massey (W. 8. N. Neal,

J. A. Massey), proprietors Marietta Journal. Neese Alfred M., grocer

MARLOW. Co.--No. 2}, G. B. %..

Nichols & Lester (J. S. Nichols, J. Five milesMuth of Springfield, the

H. Lester), varieties

county seat, 28 from Savannah, 164

Northcutt J. J. & Son (J. J. and R. from Macon, 267 from Atlanta and 2

H.), dry goods

from the Ogeeohee river. It has a

Northcutt L. 8. & Son (L. 8. and F. population of about 30, a common

J.), dry goods

school and one church In the neigh

O'Neill J. B. & Co. (J. B. O'Neill, L. borhood. Seed rioe is the principal

C. McCutcheon), genl store

article exported. Mail daily each

Owen Luther B., watchmkr

way. S. E. Purse, P. M.

PhlUipa William, prest M. & N. Best W. M., carpenter

G.R.T*

'

Davis Benjamin, blacksmith

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Best Route East.

MAR

597

MAR

MARIETTA PAPER MANUFACTURING CO.,

Xanufactnren of Pint Clan Neva, Book and Wrapping Papers, and Puchanrft of Gotten Bagi and Other Paper Stock,

MARIETTA,

GEORGIA.

CHUCK ANDERSON
flta,le ctxid Feed J

Opp. Kerineaaw Home, at Depot,

MARIETTA, CA.

Marietta Chair Factory.

ESTABLISHED 31 TEARS.
REID A CRAMLINC,

BEWB71 B&O, FftOf&IRO&S,

CARRIAGE AND HARNESS
MANUFACTURERS.

MANUTACTUBB

'WAGON work
of Every

DOUBLE WOVEN GAVE, BATTAN,

Description

AND SPLINT SEAT OEAISS

Done and

IN7ABIET7.

WABBAVTED

Willcox's InraraaM Aguuy, Oolomlnu, Chu Hmetried. FIrttettei. Established 1819.

MAB

598

MAT

Fctzer & Hawkins (George Fetzer, located on Broad river, 7 miles north

James Hawkins), saw mill

of Carnesville court house, 38 from

Heidt E., genl store

Elberton. 12 from Toccoa and 105

McConbell W. T., physician

from Atlanta. Churches, Methodist

Mallette W. D., genl store

and Baptist, one academy and a steam

Parsons J. H., florist

saw mill. Cotton, corn and lumber

Purse E. M., drag and liquor label are the chief exports, about 380 bales

printer

of cotton shipped annually. Mail

Taylor Frank, justice

daily each way. H. C. Black, P. M.

Wilson J. W., sewing machine agt Baldwin William, justice

MARSHALLVILLE. Mown Go.--Eufaula Din. 8. W. B. R.

Black H. C.. genl store, saw and r. r. agt
Blackwell L. !>.. machinist

mill

Generally conceded a population of Burgess T. A., shoemkr 600. is a thriving town situated 5 Childs O. G., genl store miles from Flint river, 15 northeast Garner D. A., grocer of Ogletborpe, the seat of justice, 36 Griggs James M., prln Martin Acad from Macon, 10 from Eufaula, Ala. and emy 139 from Atlanta. Has two churches Rane John, carpenter' --Baptist and Methodist--one high Mitchell William B., cotton gin school, a saw mill operated by steam Sewell George W., genl store and office of Southern Express. Cot

ton is the principal article of export, about 2,400 bales shipped per annum. Mail daily each way. Chesterfield

MARTIN'S BLUFF. Camden County.

8. Johnson, P. M. Bryan John L., justice Cook John JR., physician

Isnotapostofflce; has a population of 25, and is located 13 miles north west of Bayley.

Edwards Joseph A., lawyer Farrior J. O., saw mill

MARYSVILLE.

Goodwin John B., physician

Johntxm County.

Hafer H. H., dentist Hamilton C. A., tel opr Haslam George 3., justice Johnson Chesterfield 8.,
store Love James E., grocer Bawls E. H., physician Beese William H., lawyer Bice W. H. & Co., genl store Buniph Samuel H., nursery Solomon Cary E., justice Sperry M. E., exp and r. r. agt

genl

Country post office 14 miles south east of Wnghtsville court house, and 20 from Bartow--No. 11, C. B. B.-- the nearest shipping point, via-which it is 202 miles from Atlanta. This place is situated on the Ohoopee river, and has a population tributary to it of about 500. One church--Method ist. Mail semi-weekly by private conveyance. Miss Mary P. Hutcheson, P. M.

Sperry, Niles & Martin (M. JB. Sper Meeks Henry, notary

ry, L. O. Niles, T. 8. Martin), genl Odom M. N., physician

sfore

Smith J. C., justice

Ta> lor A. T., grocer

Williams Samuel, justice

Townsend William W., dentist i

Twitty P. S. Bev., Methodist Vanlnndjngham William B., justice Wade* John D., physician

MATLOCK, TatnaH County.

Johnston's,No. 4i--A, & G. B. R--

MARTHASVILLE.

is the nearest shipping point--20

Macon County--(See Brown' Lane.)

miles--via which the distance to At lanta is 200. Beidsville, the county

MARTIN. Franklin County. ,

seat, is 14 miles north. The chief exports are hides, wool, cotton (about 200 bales yearly), poultry and syrup.

Has a population leas than 100; is Has 65 inhabitants, two churches--

TAVF the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1 AMI

the Short Line W Weeest and Southwest.

MAU

599

MAY

Baptist and Methodist--and three Mail daily each way. J. D. Col-

common schools. . Mull semi-weekly clougb, P. M.

by carrier. W. J. Edwards, P. M. Adkinaon J. L., stock dlr

Gainings Tate, gdnsmith Dubberly John F., millwright Dubberly William, cotton gin Edwards W. J., genii store

Bailey S., hotel Birchmore T. E., carriage mkr Brigbtwell A. T. Rev., genl store Brightwell J. H., physician

Farmer A. W., blacksmith

ColcIonKh J. D., exp and r. r. agt

Padgett Charles, grist mill and jus Durham W.M, physician

tice

Fleming T. & Co. (T. Fleming,W.

Smith Simon, timber dlr

C. Birchmore, G. P. Brightwell),

Thompson John, timber dlr

genl store

Thompson R. W., grist mill

Oilliam R 8., saloon

Weitman J. T., blacksmith

Hitehins F. C., genl store

Hunt John T., lawyer

MAULDIN. Habertham County.

Jacks W. A., notary and ex-off. jus tice
Jackson R. M., lawyer

Known as Amy's Greek post office. Patrick J. W., justice

Wilson J. L., blacksmith

MAULDIN'S MILLS. Sail County.

Wilson W. A., architect Wilson W. O., carpenter

With a population of less than 20,

MAYFIELD.

12 miles from Gainesville. the seat of justice, and 6 from Flowery

Hancock County--M. & A. B. S.

Branch, its shippiug point, no, which Mayfleld is a small place of some

Atlanta is 49 miles distant. From 40 inhabitants, on the Ogeechee river,

Mulberry creek power is derived to from whence power is obtained to

run a grist milL Cotton is the princi drive a grist mill. It is 11 miles

pal export, about 150 bales shipped per northeast of Sparta, the county seat,

annum. Mail stages communicate 60 from Augusta, 65 from Macon, 137

semi-weekly with Flowery Branch from Atlanta, via Camak, and has

and Jefferson. One church--Baptist. office of Southern Express. Baptist

A. A. Mauldln, P. M.

church about 2 miles distant. Cot

Davis I. K., carpenter Deaton W. D., justice Jackson James (e), shoemkr Sfauldin A. A., genl store
grist mill Moselv Crawford, blacksmith Tigel I. R, genl store Tuggle John, contractor

and

ton and meal are the principal arti cles of export--about 1,600 bales of cotton shipped per annum. There Is also shipped from here annually 1,500 bates domestic manufactured at the Jewell Mills, 5 miles southeast. Mail daily each way. Jease M. Rey nolds, P. M.

Williams John, carpenter

Baker John T., physician

Wilson John, miller

Baker A Reynolds (John Ti Bnker,

Young B. C., co. treas

Jease M. Reynolds), genl store

Burkhalter E. L, physician

MAXEY'S.

Pattillo 8. L., grist mill

OgleOutrpe Co--Athens Branch. Oa. S. S.

Reynolds Jesse actg r. r. agt

M., exp agt and

Located 10 miles south of Lexing- Stevens William, r. r. agt

ton, the county seat, 27 from Athens, Stevens W. W., grist mill

89 from Augusta and 108 from Atlan Veazey T. J. Rev., Baptist

ta: Has a population of about 200,

two churches--Baptist and Metho dist--and the usual common school facilities. Cotton and peas are the

MAYSVILLE. Jadaon County--N. E. J3. R.

chief articles of export, about 1,600 Numbering about 200 inhabitants,

bales of cotton shipped annually. situated between Oconee river and

JA8. P. HARRI8ON A CO., State Printers, Publishers, and Binders, 27 A 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

MEC

600

MEL

Grove creek, each furnishing power lanta is 330. Mail semi-weekly on to operate several gins, grist and horseback. William M. Bwilley, P.

saw mills. It is 11 miles north of M. Jefferson court bouse, 26 from Athens, Bailey Tbarp, carpenter 13 from Lula and 78 from Atlanta, Bradford Williford, blacksmith via A. & C. A-L. By. Known, also Brown Preston B., carpenter as Midway; has three churches-- Campbell George, blacksmith Presbyterian, Baptist and Methodist Cunningham William T., notary and --and one high school. Express, ex-ofT justice Southern. Cotton, lumber, leather Hodges Samuel W., carpenter and shoes are the chief exports. Mail McCall Benjamin F., gin and grist

daily each way. P. P. Casey, P. M. mill

Atkins Hugh, exp agt and genl store Beid J. N. Bev.. Prim. Baptist

Boone, Alexander & Carr, genl store Swilley James A., carpenter

Brown & Casey, grocers and shoe Swilley Samuel E., wheelwright

factory

Swilley William M., genl store,

Cartledge G. H. Bev., Presbyterian gin and grist mill Deadwylt-r G. E., grist and saw mill Swilly John 8., blacksmith

Garrard William, wheelwright

Hampton H. J., physician Hogan John, physician Howard & Brock, wagon mkra

MELVILLE. Chattooga, County.

Humphreys A. C., shoe and harness mkr
Humphreys Thomas, shoemkr Seay M. N.-shoemkr Wallace & Howard, blacksmiths Whiting J. G., shoemkr Wilson Banford, justice

Quite a flourishing little village of about 150 inhabitants, 9 miles south of Summerville court bouse and 25 from Rome, the nearest express and shipping office, via which the dis tance to Atlanta is 103 miles. From the Chattooga river, power is derived

MECHANIC8VILLE.

to operate a gin and grist mill. Be sides these there is a grist mill and

Jasper County.

wool factory driven by power from a

Only a farmers postoffice, near the Ocmulgee river, 10 miles northwest of Monticello, the county seat, and 18 from Covington, the nearest ex press and shipping station, via which it is 69 miles from Atlanta. Baptist church and common school. Popu lation less than 20. Mail semi-week

small creek close by. Cotton, corn and potatoes are the principal articles of export. It has three churchesPresbyterian, Methodist and Baptist --and one common school. Mall stages communicate semi-weekly with Summerville and Centre, Ala. J. A. Starling, P. M.

ly. Nathan H. Leverett, P. M.

Bryan B. O. A., genl agt

Burney C. C., notary Martin H.M., justice Mayo J. M. T., genl store and grist
mill

Bryant M. T., cabinet mkr demons John, millwright Cox John, blacksmith Crowell E. S. D., carpenter Foster K. B., genl store

Hollen, Pink & Co., genl store

MELRO8B.

Hudgins F. S., justice

EchoU County.

Huie J. L.', notary Lowery B. J., notary

Population about 60; baa one church McOollum J. w photographer

--Baptist--one mill operated by Mastillar A. J., grist mill and wool

steam, and a gin and grist mill driven factory

by power obtained from a stream O-Brien M., blacksmith

emptying into the AUapaba river. Pledger D. A., blacksmith

Statenvifle, the county seat, is 8 Bice A. J. Bev., Baptist

miles northeast, and Valdonta, the Smith B. O., stock dlr

nearest shipping station, is 22 north Smith James M., commission agt

west, via which the distance to At Smith T. J., shoemkr

yur Freight West via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Starling J. A., genl store, gin and Belt John J. Rev. (e), Methodist

grist mill

Edwards Hugh, wheelwright

Thomas J. J., physician

Gardner 8. Rev., Methodist Hillman Josephus Rev.. Baptist

MERIWEATHER.

Holder A Bro. (Joseph T. and John

Baldwin County--X. & E. R. R.

T.), millwrights Hubbard Benjamin, carpenter

Reporting a population of 100, is 8 Ivy Anderson, justice

miles northwest of Milledgeville, the Lowe Curtis G.. justice

seat of justice, 40 from Macon and Mapp James, shoemkr

143 from Atlanta, via. M. & A. R. H. Morris Columbus C., genl store

From Little river and Cedar creek, Murry John F., exp agt

power is derived to operate two grist Murry A Alien (John F. Murry, H.

mills. About 750 bales of cotton L. Alien Vgenl store

shipped annually. It has two church Peacock Michael, carpenter

es--white and colored Methodist-- Thompson Bradford F., genl store

two common schools--white and col Thompson John M. J., blacksmith

ored--and office of Southern Express. Wilson John R., r. r. agt

Mail daily each way. B. H. Myrick, Worrill John, blacksmith

P.M.

Gray E. A. Rev., Methodist

MICA.

Harper R. G-, physician Humber Robert C-, gin and grist

Pickera County.

mill

This is merely a farmers postofflce

Jenkins B. J.. justice Johnson Mark, physician Myrick. B. H., genl store and r. r.
agt

at crossing of the Cartersville and Dahlonega, and Gumming and Jas per mail routes; is 13 miles southeast of Jasper court house, and 30 from

Phelps Samuel Rev. (e), Methodist Buford--A. & C. A-L. Ry--the near

Napier Skelton, gin Smiles

and

grist

mill,

est shipping station, via-which the distance to Atlanta is 67 miles." It

Snead Charles, physician

has one grist mill ran by water and one steam grist and saw mill, two

MERRILL7^ FACTORY. Cfreene County

churches--Baptist and Methodist-- and one common school. Mail weekly. James W. Grogan, P. M.

Ten miles south of Greensborough; without postal advantages, and has

Beavers M. M., carpenter

only about 25 inhabitants.

Blackwell Thomas, blacksmith Dobson Alien Rev., Baptist

MESENA. Wwren County--0a. B. R.

Dobson James, carpenter' Faulkner J. G. & J. D., genl store Groover C., blacksmith

Situated near the headwaters of Groover J. R., physician

Brier creek, is 6 miles northeast of Hill A Ray, genl store and grist mill

Warrenton, the county seat, 43 from Holcomb John Rev., Baptist . Augusta and 128 from Atlanta. Has Ingram Henry Rev., Baptist

office of Southern Express, Baptist Ingram Martin Rev., Baptist nd Methodist churches, and a popu Ferryman J. Rev., Methodist

lation of about 30. The name of this Roberts A Co., grist and saw mill

place has a peculiar derivation, being Williams F. M. Rev., Baptist formed from the first letter of the Williams L. L., carpenter

first name of six young ladies, daugh Wilson W. J., justice

ters of Dr. James F. Hamilton of

Athens. The depot was built in 1878, and lots laid out, which are being Bold and improved. Cotton is the

MIDDLE RIDGE. Newton County.

principal article of export, about 300 An unimportant settlement of bales shipped annually. Mail daily some SO persons, 8 miles southwest of

each way. John R, Wilson, P. M. Covington. Not a post office.

T9 . f.

(Jil Xnnnuiod Agency, Oolumbu*. Old** S 1819 and Strongest in Georgia. 1879 i

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MIDVILLE.

Screnen County. "

Burke Go.--No. S$,C. R. B.

Unorganized as a town; 10 miles With an estimated population of

south of Sylvania, the seat ofjustice, 50, and known also as Burton, is sit

and 10 from Halcyon Dale--No. 5, O. B. B,.--the nearest shipping station, via which the distance to Atlanta is 253 miles. It has a tributary popu

uated on the Ogeechee river, 25 miles southwest of Waynesborough, the eat of justice, 96 from Savannah, 94 rom Macon, and 197 from Atlanta.

lation of about 500, two churches-- Methodist and Baptist--and common

!t has two churches--Baptist and tfethodist--one common school and ,

.schools, one gin and one steam saw mill. Mail weekly by carrier. Paul

office of Southern Express. Stage communication daily with Swains-

A. Bryan, P. M.

x>rough. Cotton, naval stores and

Best John W., genl store Billing James O., blacksmith Billing William J., genl store, gin
and grist mill Bowie James W., physician Bryan James M., genl store Bryan Paul A., author Garnett James E., genl store Hunter Bobert W., wheelwright' Hunter William H., grist mill McQee Eli K., wheelwright Scroggins Frank (c), carpenter Smart Mack (c), carpenter White Erasmus D., saw mill

wool form the chief exports. Mail Jaily each way. J. G. Johnson, P. M. Bouschee ----, dentist Burton B. H., ex-off. justice Davis & Marks (Jacob Davis, Jacob
Marks),, genl store . Drew T. M., genl store Duffln W. W., physician Evans & CarsweU (S. C. Evans,
J. W. Carswell), genl store Fielder T. B., lawyer Garbutt George, saw mill Godbee C. L., justice, .gin and grist
mill

Jones F. A., dairy

MIDD11E RIVER. Franklin County.

Mordock T. M., physician Thomas W. B., distillery Turner De Lamar, saw mill

Very small place located on Middle Wells J. B., exp and r. r. agt

river 10 miles northwest of Carnes-

ville, the county Beat, and 16 from .Toccoa, the nearest shipping station,

MIDWAY.

via which it Is 109 miles from At

Jackson County--(See MaysmUe.)

lanta. In the vicinity are three

churches--Presbyterian, Methodist . and Baptist--and one common school.

MILFORD.

About 500 bales cotton shipped annu

Baker County.

ally. Mail once a week on horse back. George Keasler, P. M., George W. Keasler, assistant

Yearly exports of cotton from this place about 100 bales. From a small stream close by, power is obtained

Chenault A. D., physician

to drive a grist mill. Population

Hooper B. L., lawyer

about 150. It is 14 miles northwest

Martin William A. Rev., Methodist of Newton, the county. seat, and 8

Norton L. B. Rev., Baptist

from Leary--Blakely Div. S. W. R

Segar William Rev., Baptist

B.--via which it is 240 from Atlanta.

Mail semi-weekly on horseback.

Charles D. Hammond, P. M.

MIDDLETON.

Asker B. M., genl store

Appling County.

Hammond Charles D., grocer Hand I. H., physician

Fifteen miles northeast of Bailey. Hand Joseph, lawyer

has no postal advantages, and a pop Ivey B. F.. grist mill

ulation of only 15.

Bupel B. J., lawyer

your Cotton East via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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MILL CREEK.

Its most notable buildings, are the old Capital, old Penitentiary, old Ex

Union County.

ecutive Mansion, Masonic Hall, old

Claims a population of 20, has no post office, and Is located 3 miles northeast of Blaireville

Darien Bank and new hotel. The State Lunatic Asylum, is located about one and a half miles from the city and at present contains about

MILL GROVE.

850 inmates. It has a volunteer firedepartment, consisting of hand en

Cobb Gnmty.

gine and hook and ladder companies

A country village--not a post office --9 miles southeast of Marietta. Population estimated at 25.

both colored. Near the city runs the Oconee river. Cotton is the principal shipment, amounting an-' Dually to about 14.000 bales. Tele

MILL HAVEN.

graph, Western Union. Express, Southern. Samuel Walker, mayor.

Screeen County.

Carlos Q. Wilson, P. M.

Is an unimportant poet office, about

20 miles northwest of Sylvania, the Adler Henry, dry goods

county seat.

Arnold John T., livery stable

Barnes A Moore (William Barnes,

MILL RAY.
Buttoch County. A farmers post office, near the Ogeeehee river, 10 miles northeast of Statesborougb court house and 5 from Halcyon Bale--No. 5, C. R. R.--the nearest shipping station, via which the distance to Atlanta is 248 miles. Methodist and Baptist churches in the viciniry. Mail weekly. W. A. Hodges, P. M.

Jeremiah N. Moore), proprs Union & Recorder Bayhe Adolphus F., wheelwright Bayne Edward A., bookseller and druggist Beck Andrew J. Rev., Baptist Bell Frank (c). blacksmith Bell Matthew B., livery stable Bethune William L., grocer Bivins William, fit agtC. R. R. Brake M. L. Mrs. (Mary L. Brake. George W. Garrett), dry goods and

Hodges E. W., gen] store Lubbs T. T., physician Miller J. R. Rev. (Baptist), Miller J. 8. L., physician Roach T. 8., physician Scare George W., physician.

justice

millinery Brake A Lewis (John A. Brake, Ed
ward G. Lewis), saloon Brantley Andenon (G), blacksmith Butts Frederick, blacksmith Callaway Leonidas N., grocer Caraker Daniel, geni store

MILLEOGEVILLE. Baldwin County--X. & A. B. B.
M.&E.R.R.

and

Caraker George W., city elk and treas
Caraker W. A J. (William and Ja cob), furniture and undertakers

County seat; for many years the Carr William EL, dry goods

capital of the State until removed to Carrington L., ins agt

Atlanta in 1867 by military orders Casey John A., saloon

and subsequently ratified by Con Clark John M, druggist

stitutional Convention convened un dine Peter J., dry goods

der the Acts of Reconstruction. It Collins Michael A., wheelwright

is finely situated on commanding Compton P. M. A Sons (Pleasant M.,

bills, 32 miles from Macon, 93 from Charles W. and Lyinan H.), gro

Augusta and 135 from Atlanta, and cers and hardware

has a population of 3,500. It has 5 Cone Oscar M., leather

white churches--Episcopal, Catholic, Conn William T., grocer and ezp

Baptist, Presbyterian and Methodist agt

--and three coloredchurches--Baptist Cooper, Baiford A Cooper (e), (Jerry

and two Methodist--three white and Cooper, Philip Baiford, Alien Coop

twocolored schools, and cotton factory er), blacksmiths

of 5,000 spindles run by steam power. Cox Joseph, barber

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDEX the best Advertising Medium In the South. .

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Cox W. J., wheelwrigKhht

Mapp & Sanford (Frank B. Mapp,

Crawford Charles P.,. laavwyer

Herschel V. Sanford), dry goods.

Davidson Leonard W., carriages and Marlow John W. (c), grocer

harness

Mnttnews Charles H., grocer

Davis & Williams, agts (William J. Milledgeville Mnfg Co., Ezekiel

Davis, William P. Williams), gro- Waitzfelder, pres; James Lees,

cers

supt; yarns and cloths

Edwards Alexander M., grocer

Mitchell Jarrett (c). blacksmith

Ellison Adolphus L., grocer and Murray O. G. fertilizers

meats

Nisbet A. D., agt C. B. B.

Ennis Charles W., sheriff

Paine Walter, elk Superior Court

Evans Samuel, grocer

Perry & Denton (Henry Perry, Ben

Fab*.John, co. judge

jamin F. Denton), grocers

Fairfleld T. J., photographer Ford Frank (e). tailor

Powell Theophilus O., physician, supt Lunatic Asylum

Fox A Magill (O'HaraPox. James A. Bandall Aaron (c), grocer

Magill), sash, doors and blinds Gardner George A., wheelwright

Boberts William H., grocer Boberts A Brake (Bufus Boberts,

Gibson William A. (e), grocer

William J. Brake) grocers

Haas George W., grocer Hall William H., physician Haltiwanger Solomon A., grocer

Runnels Ezekiel (c), blacksmith Sanford Daniel B., ordinary Sanford & Furman (Daniel B.

Hanft Frederick, grocer and saloon Sanford, Farish C. Furman) law

Harris Iverson L., physician Haug Frederick, boots and shoes

yers. (See p. 604.) Sawyer William M., saloon

Haygood Martha A. Mrs., hotel

Scott William 8., co. coroner

Haygood William E., grocer

Shelverton A Turner (Albert Shel-

Hendrix Henry E., genl store

verton, Hatch Turner), machinists

Holders Joseph H.. grocer and saloon and blacksmiths

Hopkins Mary E. Miss, dressmkr Shinholser James N., physician

Hunter B. L., co. surveyor

Skinner A. F. A Co. (Arthur F. and

Jeffers A. O., meats

Franklin Skinner), dry goods

JoelYoel, grocer

Smith George G. Rev., Methodist

Joseph Adolph. dry goods and Smith R. G., physician

clothing

Staley.Joseph, hardware

Kenan Oliver T., dentist

Stembridge John H., co. tax colleo

Lamar Bichard N., agt M. 4 A. R R. tor

Idunler Madison D., dentist

StewartReuben (c),shoemkr

Lanier E. C. & Bro. (Emmett C. and Stoney J. M. Rev., Episcopal

Mlddleton D.), dry goods

Supple James, jeweler

Lindrum Barbara Miss, dresamkr Supple W. C. A Son (William C. and

Lockhart J. W, physician

James B.), tailors

McComb J. Hunter, co. tax receiver Teeling Annie Miss, tel opr

McComb Mark A., hotel McKinley Archibald C., lawyer

Temples Henry, grocer Thomas H. W., co. treas

DANIEL B. SANFORD.

FARISH C. FURMAN.

yur Merchandise from Boston and New York * via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Lines

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Travis Joseph (e)j grocer

Elllott Ralph, rice mill

Turner Hatch, warehouse and com Elliott R. H., rice mill

Union & Recorder, Barnes ft Moore, Ferris L. J., genl store

proprs

Haskell J. C., rice mills

Walker Samuel, grocer

Haskell P. T., rice miU

Whitfield Robert, lawyer

Hucka W. A., genl store

Wiedenman & MiUer (George T. King McLeod, justice

Wtedenman, Joseph Miller), jew Levy D. genl store

elers

McLean J. R. Rev.

WilHamson William W., lawyer McLeod R. H., rice mill

Wilson & Barnes (Charles G. Wilson, Mamlock A. ., genl store and

Marcellus A. Barues), grocers

r. r. agt

Windsor & Lamar (Thomas T. Moynello A. E., rice mill

Windsor, Lucius J. Lamar), stoves Button W. G,, genl store

and tinware

Wright C. H. A Son (Charles H. and

MILLSTONE.

Chauncey M.), grocers

( gle horpe County.

MILLEN.

A small village having postal (acu

Burke Co.--O. R. RJunc, A.A8.S.R. With a population of about 300; lo

ities, about 20 miles northeast Lexington, the county seat.

of

cated on the Ogeechee river 20 miles

south of Waynesborough, the seat of

MILLTOWN.

justice. 53 from Augusta, 79 from Sa vannah, 111 from Maoon and 214

Berrien County.

from Atlanta, and has the usual A place of perhaps 150 population

church and common school facilities. 17 miles southeast of Nashville court Express, Southern. Telegraph, Wes house and 10 north of Naylor--A.

tern Union. About 2.000 bales cotton A G. R. R.--the nearest shipping

shipped annually. Mail daily each and express station, via which it i

way. James H. Daniel, P. M. Atwell E. B., gel store

338 miles from Atlanta. In the vtcinity are three cotton gins, one saw,

Coughlin James, blacksmith

one grist and one shingle mill, oper

Daniel James H., genl store, ezp ated by water power derived from

and r. r. agt

the small streams; besides which

Dwelle G. W., genl store and tel opr here are two gins run by steam

Goodman 8., genl store

tower and several smaller ones by

Johnson T. Y., hotel

porse power. About 500 bales of oot-

Palmer S. W., physician

hon, with rice, sugar and syrup ex-

iported annually. Churches, two-

MILLER'S. Gordon County--(See Blue Spring.)

Methodist and Baptist--and common schools. Mail daily from Naylor. Ogden H. Carroll, P. M.

MILLER'S STATION. Bernhill W. H., shingle mnfr and

Chatham County-A. & O. S. R. Situated on the Ogeechee river, 10 miles southwest of Savannah, the county seat, and 296 from Atlanta, *ta Jesup--M. & B. R. R. Has about 200 inhabitants, two churches--Meth odist and Baptist --^four common schools, and seven rice mills, opera ted by steam. Mall daily each way. Bice is the principal shipment. A. L Mamlock, P. M:

gristmill Bradford J. C., cotton gin Carey L F. Rev.. Methodist Carroll James H.,cotton gins Canroll Ogden H., news agt Cox Horace, blacksmith Edson Theodore Rev. (Methodist),
lawyer' Giddens Moses H., co. tax collector Holzendorf R. S., justice HotcbkissS. A., carpenter HoweU C. Rev., Baptist

Beiber Henry, Justice and genl store LastingerL. E.Prof..lawyer

Burroughs W. H. & J. H., genl store Moore E. L. A Co. (E. L. Moore, C.

Byrom M. B., genl store

Btrickland Jr.;, genl store

D. F. Willcox,

nreraANOE AGENT,
OA. FolioiM of all Jdnd.

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Norton & Bro. (William B. and J. D. Hood, W. H. Head), genl

Joseph S.), genl store and cotton store

gins

Martin & Head (B. D. Martin, W.

Sauls King, carpenter

H. Head), genl store

Talley J. W., physician

Moncrief A. L. Rev., Baptist

Wilkerson J. T., saw mill

Mullins & Head (W. J. Mulllm,

James P. Head), carriage mkrs

MILLVILLE.

Solhill J. G., druggist and physidaa

Bit/b County.

Peeves J. M., harness mkr Beid John L,., r. r. agt

Was discontinued as a post office Rivers B. G.. genl store

February, 1879, and all business Beamans O. P., dentist

transferred to Macon.

VaDghan J. W., saloon

Walker J. H., lawyer

MILLWOOD.

White A. J., genl store

Ware County--B. & A. B. S.

White & Cauthen (A. J. White, H. M.'Cauthen), cotton warehouse

Eighteen miles west of Way Cross, Willis W. D., cotton buyer, genl store,

the county seat. 78 from Brunswick etc

and 302 from Atlanta. Receives mail

dally each way.

MILNER'S STORE

MILN!R.

fayette County.

Khe County--Atlanta Die. O. S. R. Zebulon, the seat of justice, 9 miles west. Distance to Macon 49 miles, and to Atlanta 54. Has about 600

The publishers were unable to se cure information of this place, it hav" ig only been established as a post-
Bee in May, 1879.

inhabitants,two churches--Methodist and Baptist--two common schools and steam grist and 'planing mill.

MILTON. WiOdnton County.

About 3,000 bales of cotton shipped annually. Mail dally each way. John R. Manry, P. M.

Not a postofflce. Population 20. Located 3 miles south of Toomaborough.

Berry W. B., livery stable

Bloodworth A Hood (T. H. P. Blood- MINERAL SPRINGS.

worth, James D. Hood), machine and book agts

Uoteeta County - (See Puekett Station.)

Cauthen ft Tyns (H. M. Cauthen, W. G. Tyns). genl store
Coleman W. E., genl store

MINERAL SPRINGS. Pickent County.

Combs John, barber

Has a tributary population of about

Fuller & Cauthen (T. Fuller, John 150, two churches--Methodist and

Cauthen), saw mill

Baptist--and common school. A

Goldsmith D., genl store

small stream near by affords power

Hale 8. J., lawyer

to drive a grist mill. About 75 bales

Holmes L. A Co. (Luther and 8. A. of cotton shipped annually. Two

Holmes), genl store

excellent springs of mineral water

Hood J. D. Mrs., milliner

give the office its name. It is 5} milei

Hunt ft Townaend (John P. Hunt, south of Jasper, the county seat, and

Joseph J. Townaend), physicians 16 miles from Canton, the nearest

Irvin S. D., lawyer

shipping point--eta which it is 68

Jackson ft Co. (T. M. and 8. A. Jack from Atlanta. Mail tri-weekly.

son), milliners

Ellas 8. Allred, P. M.

McFarland J. B. Rev., Methodist Adams O. & Son (Qsborn and D. F.),

Manry James ft Son (James and harness mkrs

John R.), genl store

AUred, Davis & Co. (John M. and

Manry John R., ezp agt

Ellas 8. Allred, Alfred Davis), genl

Manry W. F., co. tax receiver

score

Martin, Hood ft Co. (B. D. Martin, Cagle William, blacksmith

CUTD your Merchandise from Philadelphia and BalbtllT timore via CKORCIA ROAD Fasi: FFreilght Line.

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Chambers William B., justice

| Matthews W. L., co. school commr

Chapman Jobn, justice

fteads Thomas, genl store

Clark Jobn, blacksmith

Mean William H., justice

Crane Abraham, justice

Mills G. I/., physician

Davis A. E., physician

Mima T. 8.. physician

Padgett L Bev., Baptist

Oliver W. D. Rev., Christian

Smith H. H., physician

MINTON.

Wade Jesse T., notary

Worth County.

Wade U. P., lawyer Wade William C. Bev., Methodist

Only a farmers poet office, on the old

Troupville road, and on the Ochlochnee river, 20 miles from Albany, Its shipping point, via which it is 229

MOCCASIN.
Sabun County.

miles from Atlanta. Isabella, the A rural hamlet, 1 miles northeast

county seat, 13 miles. northeast of Tiger, having about 20 inhabitants,

Hail weekly on horseback. 8. L. but no postal advantages.

Watson, P. M.

MISSION~RIDCE.

MOCKVILLE. Early County.

Walker County. Is a small post office, containing leas than 20 Inhabitants.

Discontinued February, 1879--budness of office transferred to Colqnitt.

MISSIONARY STATION.

MON ROE.

Floyd County.

WaUon County.

An unimportant post office, from which no information could be ob tained.

County eat; is perhaps a place of 1,000 inhabitants, near the Alcovy river, and 10 miles north of Social

MITCHELLTON.

Circle, its telegraph, express and shipping office, via which the dis

Screven County.

tance to Atlanta is 62 miles. A rail

Merely a farmers post office, about 23 miles northeast of Sylvania.

road has been, graded to Social Cir cle and will be in operation soon. Monroe has three .churches--two

MIZELL.

Baptist and one Methodist--two ex cellent schools for whites and one

Clutrlton Courtly.

for colored, and two cotton gins oper

An unimportant settlement, 12 ated by steam power. Cotton, corn,

miles north of Traders' Hill. Popu dried fruit and poultry form the chief

lation about 20. No post office.

exports. Mail stages communicate

dally with Social Circle. Miss M. A.

MOBLEY POND.

Books, P.M.

Screven County.

Ammons J. M., sheriff

Nineteen miles northeast of Sylva nia court house, and 4 from Stormy ~" T, Savannah river, the nearest
>ihg point. It has one church-- 1st--and one saw mill opera
ted by steam. Cotton is the princi pal article of export. Mail weekly. James M. Lovett, P. M. Humphries John M., wheelwright

Arnold Jobn W., lawyer

Arnold & Newell, saloon

Baker W. H., genl store

Burruss J. B., confectioner

Burruss Thomas H. Bev., Baptist

Cbancey Richard, 'co. coroner

Colley Francis S., notary and ex-off

justice

V

Dpa.veois9.C) harles A., lawyer. (See

Humphries Warren, blacksmith

Davis John W., co. treaa

Lovett James M., notary

Dickinson John S., justice

Lovett Robert W., physician and saw Edwards John P., elk Superior

mill

Court

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTINC HOUSE, Atlanta. Ca> . Ja. P. Harrlaon A Co., Prop'rg, 87 A 29 Broad St.

MON

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Felker John & Co. (John andC.W. from Macon, 94 from Eufaula, AJ_

Felker), genl store

and 152 from Atlanta. Has office of

Felker & Black (G. W. Felker, J. Southern Express and Western Un>

Black), genl store

ion Telegraph, a Methodist church

Gallaway Nathan L., physician and and two common schools, and coo.

druggist

tains about 1,000 inhabitants. About

Giles Thomas, ordinary

8,000 bales of cotton shipped annual

Griffin 8. B., shoemkr

ly. The river affords power to oper

Griffin W. A., confectioner

ate a gin and grist mill. Mail daily.

Hamilton Erie J., saloon ~

A. J. Hamilton, P. M.

Hardman William S. R., physician

Hill Carter, co. tax receiver

Bogan Jeremiah (e), barber

Jackson Marvel M., physician

Chamberlin Jacob, shoemfer

Lawrence J. CX, eo. surveyor

Chambers Thomas E., dentist

Lewis George W.. physician

Coley &, Westbrook (Vine A. Coley,

Long James L., physician

Elbert W. Westbrook), genl store

McDaniel Henry D., lawyer DeVaughn James E., genl store

Malsby & Avery (John D. Malsby, Drumright William P., banker

Thomas J. Avery), genl store

Drumright & Minor (William P.

Nbwell C. G. & Son (C. G. and E. P.). Drumright, William Minor), grist

genl store

mill

Pendergraes William N., justice Duke & Wells (David 8. Duke, Alex

Pendergrass W. N. & Co., carriage ander Wells), genl store

mkrs

DuPree James M., lawyer

Ray William J., lawyer. (See Eichbaum & Cohen (Joseph Eich-

p. 000.)

baum, Max Cohen), genl store

Reaves ----, physician

Ellington John C., gem store

Robinson Jesse I., physician

Engram Robert O., physician

Rodgera W. A., co. tax collector

Grant Charles C., grocer

Sbeate & Ray (John R. Sheats, James Hamilton Augustus J., justice

A. Ray, Jr.), genl store

and lumber dlr

Smith C. L., saloon

Hamilton Charles A., tel opr

Smith William G., cotton gin

Harrison James M., genl store

Smith & Turner (E. A. Smith, J. M. Harrison William H., propr Monte-

Turner), genl store

zuma Weekly.

Smith <fc Upsbaw, cotton gin

Haygood John W., lawyer

Timmons D. F. C. Rev., Methodist Hill Henry L., saloon

Walker I>. H. & B, S., lawyers. Johnston Robert, tailor

(Seep. 609.) ___

Lewis J. F. & Son (John F. and Eli

jah B.), bankers and genl store

MONTEITH.

McKenzie John "W., genl store

Chatham Co.--8. & G. B. R.

McLendon William W., warehouse and com mer

A dlscontinaed postofflce 14 miles Mathis George (c), carriage mkr

from Savannah, 204 from Macon, 307 Maxwell William P., cotton and fer

from Atlanta and 111 from Charles tilizers

ton, 8. C. Population leas than 30. Minor & Eaaterlin (William Minor.

Joel J. Eaaterlin), genl store and

MONTEVIDEO.

saloon

Etbert County.

Montezuma Weekly, William H. Harrison, propr

A small village of about 25 persons, Ozier Robert G., lawyer

without postal advantages, 8 miles Roach Frances A. Mrs., hotel

west of Craftsville.

Roaser James ST., genl store

Smith Anna L. Miss, exp agt

MONTEZUMA.

Smith John G., livery stable

Maeon Co.-^JSufinOa Die. 8. W. R. R.

Snead Fletcher T., agt S. W. R R. Turner & Brown (Samuel L. Turner,

Is on Flint river 2 miles east James M. Brown) com mere and

of Oglethorpe, the county seat, 49 warehouse

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Popular Route from Atlanta.

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Twitty Peter 8. Bev., Methodist

Chaffln Virgil, carriage mkr

Vinson John W., physician

Clements G. M., physician

Vinson A Jaraagin (John W. Vinson, Cook L. E., co. surveyor

Joseph C. Jaraagin), druggists Dozier G. B., physician

Walters Kittle Miss A Bro. (Miss Elder John G., physician

Kittle and James A.), millinery Epps Matthew, blacksmith

and dress mkg

Goolsby Bros, grocers

Watts Alexander A., physician

Grubbs W. B., sheriff

Williams John R, lawyer

Jordan Charles B., co. treas Jordan W. F., justice and elk Supe

MONTGOMERY.

rior Court'

Chatham County--S. S. & 8 S. B.

Jordan A Jordan, lawyers Kelly W. A. A Bros., genl store

Located on the Savannah river, Key A Preston, lawyers

about 10 miles southeast of Savan-. Lawrence 8. C., saloon

nab, and is without mail facilities. Lewis A Bailey, saloon

McDowell J. C., co. tax receiver

MONTICELLO.

Maddox W. D., physician

Jasper County. County seat, has a population of about 400, three churches--Presbyte rian, Methodist and Baptist--two common schools and a saw and grist mill and cotton gin operated by steam. Cotton is the priucipal article ex ported. It is 18 miles from Eatonton, its shipping aud express office, via which it is 156 miles from Atlanta. Mail daily, on horseback. G. F. Meriwether, P. M.

Malone J. 8., co. tax collector Meriwether G. *"> hotel and no
tary Poiuts James, tinner Preston Joseph W. Hon., law
yer and Senator 28th Dist Roberts A Peurifoy, geul store Robinson A. M. A J. B., genl store Smith H. T., ordinary Talmadge A ToIIeson, gin, grist and
saw mill Turner C., saloon Warren Robert, lawyer

Bartlett G. T. & Son, lawyers

Watson A Walker, genl store

Burney George, blacksmith

White N. B., genl store

Campbell J. L., shoemkr

Whitfleld Boiling, lawyer

Carter Frank A Co., grocers

Wilson James, co. coroner

WM. J. RAY, D. H. & B. 5. WALKER,

Attorney and Gnuiullor at Law, Attorneys at Law, XONBOE and ) WALTOH OOOTTTT, KONBOE and SOCIAL CHICLE, GA. SOCIAL CttCLEj GrEOSCrlA.

tap-Practice In all the Courts.

Eefereby permission to Hon. James Jackson, Befer to John H. Junes, Banker, Atlanta, Ga.;

Judge Supreme Court Georgia, and Hon. L. J. Hon. James Jackson, Jndge Supreme Court, At

OartreU, Atlanta, Ga.

lanta, Ga.

MONROE, CA.
Will practice In contiguous countlu*, in the Federal Courts at Atlanta, and the Supreme Court of Georgia. Collections made throughout the State. Refers to Hon. Geo. Hillyer, Judge of the Snpa nor Court, Atlanta, Ga., and the business men of Mbnroe.
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Alston T. M., physician

MOORE.

Crawford L. B., genl store

Emanuel County. A small settlement 12 miles south' west of Swainsborougb, claiming 20 inhabitants. No post office.

Crawford S. H., notary and Justice Cutcher J. C., hotel Culcher L. G., elk Superior Court Dillard M. H., Rev., Methodist Fain T. T., physician

Lyon T. H., physician

MORGAN.

Morris E. K. Mrs., hotel

Calhoun County.

Smith David P., co. surveyor

County seat; is 5 miles from Williamsburgb--Blakely Div. S. W. B. B.--its nearest shipping point, via which it is 242 miles from Atlanta. A place of perhaps 150 inhabitants, with two churches--Methodist and

Tarpley James A., co. coroner Thomas George A., ordinary Thompson Charles Bev., Baptist Watson J. M., genl store Wilson B., genl store Wilson T. J., co. tax receiver

Baptist--and one academy. Cotton is the principal article of export. Mail foor times a week by buggy.

MORCANVILLE. Dude County --Ala,. Qt. Sou. JR. B.

E. H. Law, P. M.

Located on Lookout creek, from

Becks J. J., lawyer Briscoe Thomas, physician Brown Samuel, justice* Cartledge L. G., lawyer Chancy W. D., physician Clay ton & Tinuley (P. P. Clay ton,
Thomas J. Tinsley), genl store Clements J. A., physician Colley V. B., genl store Cooper Alexander, co. coroner

which power is derived to operate a grist mill; is a place of perhaps 75 inhabitants, has a Methodist church, one school, and office of Southern Express. Grain, hay and iron ore, the exports. Morganville is 6 miles northeast of Trenton, the seat of jus tice, and 12 from Chattanooga. Tenn., via which it is 152 from Atlanta. Mail daily each way. B. A. Morgan,

Dunii T. J., lawyer

ir jji*

Gladden J. A ., physician Gladden W. W., sheriff and co. tax
collector Hasty John, notary .and ex-off. jus
tice Lash Joseph, cabinet mkr Lush S. T.. carpenter Law E. H., genl store

Cravens J. B., grist mill Deakems S. B., physician Morgan J. T., r. r. agt and tel opr ' Morgan R. A., exp agt and genl
store Richmond J. A., blacksmith Stokes G. J., blacksmith

Miller D. H.. lawyer and co. surveyor MitcheU B. C., ordinary

MORRIS.

Mouroe A. J., elk Superior Court and

FrankKn County.

co. tax reciver Monroe L. D., lawyer

Situated 4 miles south of Carnesville. Claims 25 inhabitants, but has

no postoffice.

MORCANTON.

Fannln County.

MORRIS STATION.

County seat; located near the Toc- Quitman Co.--Eufaula Div. 8. W. B. B.

coa river, is 55 miles from Cleveland, Thirteen miles southwest of

Tenn., its nearest shipping point, and Georgetown court house, 128 from

has a population of 150, two churches Macon and 231 from Atlanta; is a

--Baptist and Methodist--and one place of about 40 inhabitants, and

common school. Stage communica has a steam saw mill and one grist

tion semi-weekly with Duhlonega. mill operated by water power, de

It is about 104 miles due north of rived from a small stream in the

Atlanta. Mail tri-weekly on horse vicinity; it has also a very good

back. S. H. Crawford, P. M.

school. No church nearer than 4

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miles. Mail daily each way. O. O. via which the distance to Atlanta is

Thomas, P. M. Bearfleld A Jordan, grist mill . Denuington J. W., saw mill Johnson Neri, xenl store Perry O. B., school teacher

295 miles. The Ochlocb nee river fur nishes power to operate one saw and one griit milL Wool, cotton and sy rup form the principal exports. Stage communication weekly with Ca milla. Population about 50. Two

MORROW'S* STATION.

churches--Methodist and Baptist. Four mails received each week.

Ctayton Co.--Atlanta Die. G. S. R. Robert Bearden, P. M.

Jonesborough, the seat of justice, Bearden Robert, genl store

is 4 miles south, the distance from Hay Henry, ordinary

Atlanta is 16 and from Macon 87 Newton George F., co. tax receiver

miles. Has about 100 inhabitants, Norman Jeremiah B. Jr., sheriff

three churches--Lutheran, Baptist Norman Richard J., co. treas

and Methodist--and the usual com Patterson A. D., elk Superior Court

mon school in the vicinity. About Perdue & Tucker, grist and saw mill

250 bales cotton shipped annually. Scott John J., co. coroner

Mail daily each way. J. W. Mor Tucker H. Crawford Rev., Baptist

row, P. M.

Tucker Matthew, co. surveyor

Adamsou J. O., carpenter

Adamson S. T., carpenter Bowden J. M. Rev., Methodist

MOUNT AIRY.

Brown D. A. Bev., Baptist

Habersham Co.--A. <6 C. A-L. By.

Fuller A. B., genl store Kimble F. M., teacher Lile W. J., genl store Morrow J. W., cotton gin Smith Philip, nursery Sneed James, nursery Thomas W. B., blacksmith Tigner W. A. Kev., Lutheran

Eight miles southwest of Clarkesville, the county seat, and 80 from Atlanta. Situated near the gold belt of northeast Georgia and on the highest point of railroad between New York and New Orleans. This is quite a resort for consumptives during the winter season, and also an

MORVEN.

excellent summer resort. Grain, cotton (300 bales yearly), bacon, mica,

Brooks County.

asbestos, etc., form the exports.

Quitman, the seat of justice and nearest express and shipping station, is 13 miles southwest, via which the distance to Atlanta Is 306 miles. Cotton (about 275 bales annually) and wool are the chief articles shipped. Has three churches--Methodist, Bap

Stages communicate daily with Clarkesville, Nacoochee and Tallulab. It has two churches--Metho dist and Baptist--and the usual com mon school facilities. Mail daily each way and by horseback. F. J. Bpond, P. M.

list and Presbyterian--and two com Anderson J. J., genl store

mon schools. Mail weekly. B. M. Ayers James M., justice

Hitch, P. M.

Berry W. M., tel opr, exp and r. r.

Bourquin S. W., physician Folaom B. J-, lawyer Fletcher J. H., justice Hitch R. M., physician and
store Murton B. H., justice

genl

agt Bobo E. B., carpenter Capps 1'. A., genl store Church & Jones, livery stable Cumming T. W., stock dlr McConnell J. C., grnl store McConnell & JDoojy, genl store

MOULTRIE. Colqutit County.

Mount Airy Hotel* M. C. Wilcox, propr; F. J. Boond, elk
Nix A. J., carpenter

County seat; is 28 miles northeast Nix B, M., carpenter

of Thomasville, the nearest tele Parlter T. O.,genl store and drug

graph, shipping and express office, gist

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sons, without postal advantages, sit

uated 4 miles northwest of Fairburn.

MOUNT CARMEL.

MOUNT VERNON.

Henry County.

Montgomery County.

An unimportant place of some 20 County seat; a place of perhaps

residents, (without postal facilities), 150 inhabitants, situated on the Oco

5 miles west ot McDonough.

nee river 20 miles northeast of Mc-

Ville--No. 10i, M. A B. B. B.--its

MOUNT EOLA.

nearest shipping point, via which the

Union County.

distance to Atlanta is 204 miles. It has two churches--Methodist and

Abont 5 miles northeast of Blairs- Baptist--three good schools, and two

ville. No post office. Population 20- mills operated by steam. The chief

exports are timber, cotton and wool.

MT. CILEAD~X ROADS. Mail five times a week. Miss 8. E.

Pulton County--(See Ben Hill.) Smith, P. M.

Adams M. C., notary and ex-off jus

MOUNT HICKORY.

tice

Clutttooga County.

Burkhalter James J., sheriff Carswell H. W., lawyer

Claims some 25 inhabitants, has no Cheney B. B., lawyer

post office, and is 5 miles southeast Eason Thomas, lawyer

of Summerville.

Flanders W. J. Rev., Methodist

Herrington Alfred, lawyer

MOUNT PLEASANT. Hicks C.,jphysician

Newton County--(See Aleovy.)

Hicks J. E., lawyer Loud Charles D., lawyer

MOUNT PLEASANT. Wayne County--No. 2, M. <fc B. B.

//.

McGregor W. D. Rev.. Methodist McLemore & Bros. (William, Ira and
Lucian B.). genl store

Known also as Buffalo, and some times called Dukesville, is 17 miles southwest of Jesup, the county seat, 22 from Brunswick, 164 from Macou and 267 from Atlanta. The Altamaha

Morrison J. VV., genl store Roach George W., lawyer Rogers T. W., physician Thompson H. G., genl store Wilkes J. Jr., justice

river furnishes power to operate a grist mill, besides which there is one

MOUNT YONAH.

saw mill operated by steam. Hides, rice and poultry are the principal

WTute Countg--(See Cleveland.)

shipments. There is also located at this place a turpentine- distillery.

MOUNT ZION.

Population about 175. One church--

CarroU County.

Baptist--and common school. daily each way. James A. P.M.

Mail Sapp,

Unorganized as a town, with tributary population of about 200; i8 situated in an excellent farming sec

Barnes & Qowen (D. M. Barnes, J. tion. From Turkey creek, power IB

T. Gowen J, turpentine distillery obtained to drive a saw and flour

Dexter T. \V., saw mill

mill and a wool carder. This place

Dukes A. M., carpenter

has three churches--Presbyterian,

Goin E., blacksmith

Methodist and Baptist--and one com

Sapp James A., genl store

mon school. It is 9 miles northwest

Todd H., grist mill

of Carrollton, the seat of justice and

nearest shipping station, via which

MOUNT VERNON. CampbeU County.

Atlanta is 74 miles distant. Mail stages communicate weekly with Carrollton, Bucbanan and Cedar-

A small settlement of about 20 per town. Joseph Entrekin, P. M.

,

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Battln Daniel Rev., Methodist Brooks F. M. Rev., Methodist

Corn, bacon and poultry are the chief articles of export. Mail four times a

Earnest John 8., justice Earnest Thomas R., tanner Ellison John M., blacksmith Entrekin David D., Rev., Baptist Entrekin Joseph, lumber and
grocer Holmes Thomas E., blacksmith

week. D. N. MeConneU, P. M. Brown E., grist mill Can-oil 8. 8., genl store Noblet A. J., carpenter Taylor James, justice Taylor 3. M., notary

Martin Hicks, physician

Parker Cornelius W. Rev., physician Price Charter C., notary

MOUNTAINTOWN.

Trimble Milton C., wagon mkr Trimble Newton Rev., Presbyterian

Gilmer County.

Trimble Willis C., shoemkr

Population tributary to this office

is about 500; it is 7 miles northwest

MOUNT ZION.

of EUijay, the county seat, and 33

Hancock County--{See Bdvidere.)

from Dalton, the nearest express and shipping office. A creek bearing

MOUNTAIN HILL.

same name furnishes power to oper ate three saw and ten grist mills in

Harris County.

the vicinity. Corn, wheat, pork,

Quite a small place, 9 miles south west of Hamilton court house, and 16 from West Point, Its shipping office, via which it is 103 miles from Atlanta. From a small stream in the vicinity

etc., form the chief exports. Meth odist and Baptist churches and com mon schools. Mail four times per week. Atlanta is distant 133 miles, via Dalton. W. F. Hill, P. M.

power is secured to drive a gin, grist and saw mill. The principal ship ments are lumber and cotton. Pop ulation . about 50. Two churches-- Methodist and Baptist--one common school. Mail semi-weekly. Amos Smith, P. M.

Carrell P. P. Rev. (Methodist), grist mill
Cox Thomas M., grist mill Crawford Z. T., notary, grist and saw
mill Griggs James, grist mill Hill Seaborn, carpenter

Askew J. M., pin and grist mill Bartley 8. W. Rev. (Baptist), phyai-
cian

Hill Waller, tanner Hill W. F., co. school commr Jernagan Thomas, grist mill

Duke Green 8., gin and grist mill Hargett Flynn, gin, grist and saw
mill, notary and ex-off justice Meadows B. F., physician Smith Amos, genl store' and grist
mill

Osborn N. L. Rev., Baptist Osborn N. R., i?enl store Osborn 8. C. Rev., Baptist Pangle H., grist and saw mill Parkes William M., grist mill Picket! Julius, genl store and grist

Smitb A Dunegan (J. 8. Smith, J. M. Dunenap), gin and grist mill
West William H., cotton gin

mill Poindexter Jasper, carpenter Ratcliff W. C., blacksmith . Sharp L. H., justice

MOUNTAIN SCENE.

Sorrels David, grist mill Whistenant Matthew, carpenter

Towns Gtuttty.

Williams John A., gristmill

With an estimated tributary popu

lation of 250, is S miles northwest of Hiawassee court house, and 36 from

MOUNTVILLE.

Mt. Airy, the nearest shipping point, via which it is 116 from Atlanta. In

Troup County.

the neighborhood are two churches-- Eight miles east of La Grange,

Baptist and Methodist -- common the county seat and nearest shipping

school, and one grist mill operated by station, via which it is 79 from At

power obtained from Hiawaasee river. lanta. It has mail advantages.

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MUD CREEK MILLS.

MULVILLE.

Clinch County.

Cfiattahoochee County.

Ta situated on the Allapaba river, An unimportant country post of

22 miles from Homerville, the seat fice.

\

of justice, and 16 from Stockton--A.

& G. B. B.--the nearest shipping of fice, via which Atlanta is distant

MULE CREEK.

345 miles. About 50 bales of cotton

Brooks County.

exported annually. Has one rice mill operated by steam. Population about 25. Mail semi-weekly. C. W. Curry, P. M.

Is a small post office, distant 13 miles from Quitnam. L. Boberts, P. M.

Curry C. W., genl store

MUNNERLYN.

Simians Harris, justice Bloat. Russell & Go. steam rice mill

Burke County--A. &8.R. B.

Stoesberry T., physician

Formerly tester's District, and

known also as Lumpkin's and Thom

MULBERRY.

as Station; is 10 miles south of

Jackson County.

Waynesborougb, the seat ofjustice, 90 from Savannah, 42 from Augusta

Jefferson, the seat of justice, ia 11 and 213 from Atlanta. Has, perhaps,

miles, and Buford--A. &.C. A-L. By 75 inhabitants, Methodist and Bap

--the nearest shipping station, is 21, tist churches, office of Southern Ex

eta which Atlanta is 58 miles distant. press and a grist mill and cotton gin

From Mulberry creek, power is de operated by steam. About 1,500 bales

rived to operate a grist mill, besides of cotton exported annually. Mail

which there is a grist mill operated daily each way. William H. Lanier,

by steam. It is a place of some 60 P.M.

inhabitants, with one common school and two churches--Methodist and Baptist. Cotton, corn, wheat and peas are the principal articles export ed. Mail weekly on horseback. D. B. Lyle, P. M.

Chance L. D., gin and grist mill and r. r. agt
Crawford James M., exp agt Crawford J. T. A J. M., genl store Lanier T. B. Bev., physician Lanier W. H., genl store

Bradbury L. Y., carrfake mkr

Oliver 8. V., physician

Saks M. H. Bev. (Methodist), jus-

tice

Hill A. A., justice Lyle D. R., genl store and grist
mill

MURRAY'S X ROADS
ScMey County.

Sanders J. M., physician

Ellavillle, the county seat, is 7

White B., machinist

miles distant, and Oglethorpe, the

nearest shipping office, 16, via which

MULBERRY GROVE.

Atlanta is 170 miles distant. The population is 100, churches two-

Harris County.

Methodist Protestant and Missionary

Merely a country postofflce; was discontinued November. 1878, but re-estublisbed December, 1878; is 9 miles southwest of Hamilton, the county seat, and 16 from Columbus,

Baptist--and common schools. It is situated on Buck creek, a tributary of which furnishes power to operate a grist mill. Mail semi-weekly. W. D. Murray, P. M.

its shipping and express office, and Murray Stephen, justice

154 from Atlanta via Columbus and Murray W. D., school commr

A. &. W. P. B. B. Has one saw mill Plckard W. B., wheelwright

operated by steam, and receives mail Bespess J. B. Bev., Prim. Baptist

semi-weekly on horseback. Charles Singletor, Wyatt Bev., Methodist

I. Hudson, P. M.

Usry J. F., grist mill

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MURRAYSVILLE.
Baa County.

Williams Edwin P., miner Williams James H., genl store York Barney, miner

Four miles east of New Bridge and Youngblood* Thomas, shoemkr

10 northwest of Gainesville, the coun ty seat. No post office. Population about 20.

NAHUNTA.
Wagne County--B. &ARR.

NACOOCHEE.
White County.

Jesup, the county seat, is 40 miles north, Brunswick 36 south, and At lanta, via M. A B. B. R.. is 325 miles

Located on the Chattahoecbee river, which furnishes power to ope rate one saw and grist mill, and three grist and flouring mills. Fruit, grain and gold bullion form the chief arti

distant. Has about 100 inhabitants and office of Mitchell A Go's Exprss. Naval stores are the principal export". Mail daily each way. William B. Aycock, P. M.

cles of export. This place has a pop ulation estimated at 1,000, Metho dist, Presbyterian and Baptist

Aycock. & Barnes, genl store and mnfrs naval stores
Bowline B., blacksmith

churches, and one high school for Jacobs E., wheelwright

bothsex.es. Mail stages communicate daily with Mt. Airy and Gainesville. Nacoochee is 8 miles north of Cleve

Jones J. B., mnfr naval stores Jones & Waiuwright, saloon

land, the seat of justice, and 21 from ML Airy--A. & C. A-L. By--the nearest shipping station, via which

NAIL'S~CREEK.
Banks County.

Atlanta is 101 miles distant. Charles Unorganized as a town ; is 7 miles

L. Williams, P. M.

east of Homer court house and 95

Asbury Bufus B., miner Bosworth Samuel N., miner Bramblet Robert, miner Canon George-wagon mkr Cunningham William H., physician Dean Josiah B., miner Dover Frederick, grist and saw mill Gadin Benjamin G., miner Glenn James, grist and woolen mill Goss Alien, miner

from Atlanta, via Mt. Airy, the near est shipping station, which is 15 miles distant From a small creek, bear ing same name, power is derived to operate saw, planing grist and flour mills. Population of about 56. Two churches--Methodist and Episcopal --and one common school. Mail weekly on horseback. F. M. Rey nolds, P. M.

Goss John, miner

Brown William Bev., Miss. Baptist

Hicks William, grist mill

Conley James, notary and justice

Horton David M., notary and justice Garrison Freeman A., millwright

Houston Edward J., cabinet mkr Garrison H. P., cabinet mkr, plan

Johns TdomasD., miner

ing mill and physician

Loggins Peter B., shoemkr

Hix William D., genl store

Lumsden J. B., miner

Means Bufus, carpenter

Methvln Rev. J. J., prln Nicely Calvin, miner

high school

Parker John W., shoemkr Poole Elisha M., veterinary

surgeon

Nichols James H., grist mill

Quillian & Quilliau (William A. and

Richardson Joseph genl store

A., justice

and

Y. T.), dry goods Bagsdale F. M. Bev.,

(Methodist),

Scroggs & Co., genl store StarrElijah F., physician

grist and sorjfhum mill Strange John E., cotton gin

Stroud Jasper, grist mill

Trotter Robert, shoemkr West Edwin P., physician and genl
store

NANKIN.
Brooks County.

Westmoreland James EL, spoke fac tory

A rural hamlet of about 20 persons, 10 miles southeast of Quitman. No

Williams Charles L, genl store post office.

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NANNIE.

Missionary Baptist--andoneoommon school. Stages communicate with

Floyd County.

Allapaha tri-weekly. Mail daily.

Borne, tbe seat ofjustice, is 11 miles southwest, and Pinson's Station is three-quarters of a mile distant, via which goods are shipped, and the distance to Atlanta is 91 miles. This place is sometimes called Pinson's Store. Corn, cotton, wheat and oats are the principal exports. It has Methodist and Baptist churches and one school. Mail daily. Thomas N. Pinson, P. M. Arnold, Pinson & Co. (Clement
Arnold, Thomas N. Pinson, D. E. Beall), druggists and genl store Beall L. E., co. tax receiver

W. D. Griffln, P. M. Connell W. E., ordinary Goodman James F., co. school commr Goodwin L. P., sheriff Goodwin 8, B., saloon Griffin W. D., co. treas Griffin W. H., genl store McCranie J. P., co. surveyor Parrish Ezekiel co. coroner Peeples H. B., notary Peeples H. T. & Son, lawyers Snead W. H., justice and cabinet mkr Tygart Silas, elk Superior Court Walker James W., co. tax collector Williams J. E., sewing machine agt

Camp H. M., carpenter Greer E. T., carpenter Hickey William H. Rev., Methodist

NEAL~DOW.
Cobb County--(See Omgrna.)

King William J. Rev., Baptist McLaugblin J. T., blacksmith

NEAL'S STORE.

Nixon William C., physician Pounds J. F., trunk mkr

WJtitfieJd County--(See QvrOon Spring.)

Sharp J. W. Rev., Baptist Taylor Newton, trunk mkr Taylor A WbiUock, genl store Walters William, justice

NATCHEWAY. Randolph County--(Set Noehway.)
NAVY YARD.

NAOMI.

Decatur County--(See Steam 3KU.)

Walker Ctounty.

NAYLOR.

Very small place 5 miles southeast Lowndes County--W. Div. A.dCf.RR

of LaFayette, the county seat, and 18 from Ringgold--W. & A. R. R.-its nearest shipping point, via whiob it is 134 miles from Atlanta. It has one church---Methodist--and one com mon school. Mail semi-weekly on horseback. John McDonald, P. M.

Valdosta, the seat of justice, is 15 miles. Savannah 144, and Atlanta, via Albany and Thomasville, 323 miles. Cotton (about 500 bales yearly), lumber and poultry are the principal exports. Situated near the Allapaha river, and has a tributary .population

Green William, blacksmith

of about 500; two churches--Metho

Hanson W. G. Rev., Methodist

dist and Baptist--one good school,

McDonald John, genl store

and a saw mill operated by steam.

Williams Hampton, notary

Mail daily each way. John H. Smith,

Williams Harvey, justice

P. M.

NASHVILLE.

Alderman Timothy Rev., Baptist Bamberg W. P., guano agt

Berrien County.

Brickley C. T. Bev', Methodist Darter R. T., carpenter

County seat; is a place of perhaps DeLoach H., g*ml store

250 inhabitants, situated on tbe Willa- DeLoach J., genl store and r. r. agt

coochee, 12 miles south of Allapaba-- Dixon James W., genl store

B. & A. B. R.--the nearest shipping Sotcbkiss J. D., grist mill

office, via which it is 290 miles from Lord John, machinist

Atlanta, Cotton, wool, eggs, hides Rook Asa, wheelwright

and wax, form the principal exports. Shoeman W. F., genl store

It has two churches--Methodist and : Smith John H., genl store

J

yur Freight West via the *_____(GEORGIA ROAD Faat Freight Line.

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StaUinga T. W. Rev., Baptist

Bird J. T., genl store

Stone James.carpenter

Bonlin T. 8., carpenter

Williams J. H. Bev., Methodist

Bums B. C., justice

Withers J. B., saw mill

Gober Wesley, carpenter

Gunter G. L., saw mill

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Keith G. C., enl store

Paidding County.

Ladd J. R,, justice Medlin S. D., carpenter

Population estimated at 200; It to 7 Owenby F. M., physician

miles south west of Dallas court house Ransom Richard, lawyer

and 20 from Marietta, its nearest ex Thomas William, carpenter

press and shipping office, via which Whelehel John grist mill

the distance to atlanta is 40 miles.

It has three churches--Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian - one high school and a steam saw mill. Cotton and lumber are the principal

NEW HOLLAND.
BaU County--A, & C. A-L. Ry.

shipments. Mail semi-weekly. W. A small station having no postal

B. Owen, P. M.

advantages, 2 miles from Gainesville

Baker J. A., justice

and 55 from Atlanta;

Cooper James B., genl store

Cooper James N. Bev., Christian Cooper Nathan, saw mill

NEW HOPE.

Grist John Bey., Methodist Massey Henry D., physician Owen William R., notary Reynolds John 3. Bev.. Baptist Wortham Duncan Revl, Baptist
NEBRASKA.
Richmond County.

PavltKng County. Yearly exports of cotton from this place about 200bales. It is a country post office, with perhaps 30 inhabit ants, two churches--Methodist and Baptist--and common school; one gin run by steam power, and a grist and saw mill and wool carder by water

Situated north of Belalr 4 milea, and about 9 northwest of Augusta. No

power creek.

obtained from Pumpkin Vine Cotton, poultry, eggs and but

postoffice. Population 20.

ter are the chiefexports. New Hope

is 5J miles northeast of Dallas court

NEW BABYLON.
Paulding County.

house, .and 10 from Acworth--W. * A. B. B.-via which Atlanta is 45 miles distant. Mail semi-weekly on

Not a post town. About SO inhab horseback. John D. Lewis, P. M.

itants. miles.

Southwest from Dallas, 10 Brown Littleton L., gin and saw mill Coop Levi, wagon mkr

NEW BRIDGE.

Cooper Thomas J., genl store and gin Denton James G. Bev., Baptist

Lumpkin County.

Dupree Joseph G. Bev., Baptist

Has a population of about 25, two churches-Baptist and Methodist-- and daily mail stage communication with Dahlonega, the county seat, 10J miles distant, and Qainesville, the nearest shipping office, 14 miles dis tant, via which it is 67 from Atlanta. From Chester river, power is secured to drive a griat and saw mill. W. J. Barnes, P. M.

Harris J. C., grist mill House William B., cotton gin Lankford Edward, chair mkr Leverett John C., millwright Lewis George M., gin, grist and saw
mills ' Lewis Join D., genl store Martin James H., blacksmith Matthews William C., blacksmith Oatwell Samuel, blacksmith Owen George W., wool carder, grist

Armstrong William, carpenter

and saw mill

Baker C. C., gold miner Barnes W. JT., genl store

RuBsom Roland W., jmtice Williams JamM M. Rev., Baptitf

. lP? .

Oolnmlrai, npnMBtt Trwelen Life ini Accident, ) 126 Irayi $5,600, ud pays $25 a week if diuUed.

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miles southeast of Covington, the seat of justice, and nearest shipping

JUimroe County.

office, via which Atlanta is 53 miles

Eight miles north of Forayth, the county seat, :ind nearest express, tel egraph and shipping office, via which it is 84 miles from Atlanta. Semi-

distant. It has a Methodist church and common school, and a tributary population of 150. Mail semi-week ly. Robert Childs, P. M.

weekly staee communication with Burke C. M., shoemkr

Forsyth and Indian Springs, 8 miles Childs & Bailey (Robert Childs,

distant. . In the vicinity are two W. C. Bailey), genl store

churches--Methodist and Baptist-- Jones 8. P.-Rev., Methodist

and one common school. Mail semi- Stanton J. H. carpenter

weekly by private conveyance. Jar- Stanton J. N., carpenter

rett B. Gregory, P. M.

Anderson Benjamin F., gen] store Gregory Jarrett B.,genl store Hooton John W., justice McMulIan Cbappel, grist mill . McMullan John, millwright Mays Jesse Rev., Baptist Phinizy John, genl store Smith Richard C., blacksmith Webb John D., notary and justice Wright Frank, physician

NEWNAN. llbweta Co.--A &. W. P. R R. and S..
Q.&N.A. R. R. County-seat: a thriving little city of 2,500 population 26 miles from Carrollton, 35 from Griffin, 48 from West Point, and 39 from Atlanta. It has three white churches--Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian; tbree colored churches--Baptist and two

NEW PROSPECT. Forsyte. County.

Methodist--five white and two col ored schools, a tannery and a sash, door and blind manufactory, iron

Near the banks of High tower creek, foundry and general machine shop.

which furnishes power to drive a It Is also the seat of College Temple,

grist mill. Population about 30. Has a female school of high grade. Kirby.

two churches--Methodist and Bap Tolleson, mayor. Express, Southern.

tist--and one common school. Cot Telegraph, Westeru Uuion. Daily

ton, grain and meal are the chief ex mails. Robert F. Milner, P. M.

ports. It is 9 miles north of Gum ming court house and 16 from Flow ery Branch--A. & C. A-L. By.--the nearest shipping station, via which it is-60 miles from Atlanta. Mail stages weekly with Dahlonega and Gum ming. Jesse Wallis, P. M.

Anderson James W., sheriff Arnold Bros. (Henry C. and Frank
M.), genl store Arnold William T., warehouse and
com mer Ashcraft & Carmichael (Augustus B.
Ashcraft, Spence Carmichael), car

Barnwell T. J. Bev. (Methodist), genl riage mkrs

store

Barnes R. H., watchmkr

Hardin T. A., justice

Barren Thomas J., guusmitli

Hubert John Bev., Baptist

Beach Obadiab, barber

Janey Thomas,- genl store

Berry & Leverett (c), (Lee Berry,

Looper 8. T., physician Pater James, tanner Whitman George, shoemkr

George Leverett), blacksmiths Bigby John 8., lawyer Black Green R., grocer Boone James BL, lawyer

NEW ROCKWELL.

firewater James P., ordinary

Jasper County.

Brewster <fc Adams (J. P. firewater,

Claims25inhabitants; 8 miles east of Eatonton, and has no postoffice.

. Nathaniel M. Adams), meats Brewer John D., physician Buchanan Hugh Hon., judge Supe

NEWBORN. Newton County.

rior Court Burch Robert 8., lawyer Burdett Albert K., cotton and fertili

Known also as Sand Town; is 12 zers

your Cotton East via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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MATTHEW COLE.

R. D. COLE & BRO.,

NEWNAN, CA.
PROPRIETORS OF
F001BY AND MACHINE SHOPS,
Sash, Blind and Door Factory,

MANUPACTURBBS OP

Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Cotton Screws, Pulleys,

Gin Gearing,

Shafting,

Water Wheels, Mill Machinery,

DOORS, SASH AHD BLIHDS, ETC.

SPECIALTIES:

Power Cotton Screws,

Saw Mills,
Stovall's Patent Improved
Turbine Water Wheel.

THE ABOVE ARTICLES ARE FIRST CLASS, AND ARE MUCH CHEAPER THAN THE SAME GRADES OP MACHINERY IN ANY OTHER MARKET.

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INOEX the best Advertising Medium in the South.

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Borpee Thomas G., leather

Hill Fannie G. Mrs., milliner

Calhoun Andrew B., physician

Holmes W. H. & 'Co. (William H.

Camp Hiram W., gin mkr

and James D. Holmes), saloon

Carmlcbael William 8., meats

Hurd L. J., photographer

Carringtnn Isaac, arber

Hunter A Askew (Bobert F. Hunter,

Carter M. L. & Co. (Martin L. Carter, Britton S. Askew), genl store

George B. Kellogg), books

Israel Aaron, genl store

Cavender Seaborn J., saloon

Jackson James, co. tax collector

Cole R. D. & Bro. (Robert D. and Jackson Silvester F., photographer

Matthew), founders, machinists,, Johnson G. L. & B. A., genl store

sash, door and blind mnfrs. (See Jones Andrew (c), shoemkr

p. 619.)

Jones George-agt8., G. &N.A.B. B

Cole William T., dentist and sewing Jones James E., cotton mer

machines

Keller John L., harness mkr

College Temple, female college; Moses Kellogg Moses P., pres College Tem

P. Kellogg, prin

ple

Coreoran Thomas, blacksmith Cureton Elisha, co. tax receiver

Kinnard A Co. (James A. Kinnard), genl store

Outline Peter F., genl store

Kirbys A Anderson (John T. and

Daniel Frederick H., dentist and ho Joseph. T. Kirby, John S. Ander-

tel

sqn), genl store

Davis John M., tel opr

Latimer Hugh, tailor

Davis William H., carpenter and Lawes Sarah E. Miss, milliner

painter

Lee James A., grocer

Davis A Brewster (John B. 8. Davis, Leigh Lnla Miss, dressmkr

Patrick H. Brewster), lawyers Leigh Samuel P., saloon

Dent Joseph H., dry Roods

Lowrey Alva C., lawyer

Earnest John G., physician

Lyndon Albert O., stoves, etc

Edmonaon B., blacksmith

Lyndon Andrew J., druggist

Elmore Daniel E., co. treas

McClendon Orlando. lawyer and

Fell Thomas E., hardware

justice

First National Bank, William P. MeMillian James W., Jeweler

Berry, pres; Henry C. Fisher, Moore J. T., physician

cashier

Moore Susan F. Miss, milliner

Fisher Henry C., ins agt

Newnun Herald, Wooten & Welch

Fisher & Lane (Henry C. Fisher, Jo Nwnan Leader, Floyd & Ban-on

seph H. Lane), dry goods

proprs

Floyd A Barron (Lawrence E. Floyd, Nicbols & Bussell (c) (Solomon Nlch-

Hre"nry W. Barron),

proprs

" Lead-

ols, William Bussell), blacksmiths Olmstead Orlgen 8., grocer

Foster Abraham G. W., carriage and Olinstead Samuel, shoemkr

plow mkr

Orr Bobert, carriages

Fouse, Conyera A Co. (Ephraitn D. Orr WilHam D.. groc-r

Fouae, Leon 8. Conyere, Joseph H. Orr W. B. A I. N., genl store

Dent), genl store Freeman Alvan D., lawyer

Parks A Bro., (James A. and Thomas B.), genl store

Freeman Satnoel. lawyer

Peddy George W., physician

GeraU A Palmer (William H. Ger Peoples Bank, Uriel B. Wilkiuson,

ald, Egbert C. Palmer), livery sta pres; Joseph E. Dent, cashier

ble

Plnson J. J. & Son, (Joseph J. and

Gtenn Wm. F. Bev., Methodist

James J.), cotton and fertilizers

Goodram J. J. A Co. (James J. Good- Pope Bros. (Theodore 8. and Alexan

rum, Authur F. Simril), boots and der), genl store

shoes Grace Thomas A., ins agt

PoweU John W.-Judge co. court Powell Thomas W., cotton broker

Hall James H. Bev., Baptist

Bainey George W., agt A. & W.

Hardaway A Hunter (BobertH. Har- P. B. B

daway, Alfred J. Hunter), genl Bandall Arthur L., grocer

store

Bay Lavender B., lawyer

Hartsfield A. M., co. surveyor

Beese Joseph T., drugs and phyaoian

your Merchandise from Boston and New * via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight

York Line.

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Begister J. C. & Co. (John C. Regis Boynton John L., co. surveyor and

ter, Lewis J. Laird), stoves, etc

grist mill

Beid James S. (c), restaurant

Broadway James V., ordinary

Bichardson Baylis, co. coroner

Edmunds William A., co. coroner

Bobison Christopher, hotel

Englea William G., genl store

Sargent Henry J., genl store

Hawes A. L., lawyer

Shannon James G., genl store

Hudspetb Benjamin F., elk Su

tJherman& Powell (ei, iBurrell Sher- perior-Court, justice and genl land

man, James Powell). blacksmltha

Smith Columbus D., physician

Livingston Samuel, hotel

Smith Ira (c), grocer

Livingston A Thompson, gin and

Smith Peter F., lawyer

gristmill

Smith Texas (c), shoemkr

Odum James M., co. tax receiver

Snead & Co. (Lewis B., Gideon 8. and Odum Robert B., co. tax collector

William C. Snead), boots and shoes Odum William C., notary

Spence James W., confectioner

Odum W. C. A Bro. (William C. and

Stacy James-Rev., Presbyterian

P. L.), genl store

Stier Frederick T., carpenter

Perry John O.-Judge co. court

Street Felix (c), blacksmith

Powell James H., sheriff

Swint Daniel, elk Superior Court Rowell Lawrence G., co. treas

The New Departure, ( weekly,)j>nb- Bcollay Joseph, genl store

lished by the pupils 01 College Tem Touchstone Jacob P., physician

ple

Touchstone James D., physician

Thomas & Lane (Montgomery L. Turner H. Hartwell, grist mill

Thomas, Jackson C. Lane), livery Whitehead R. B., lawyer

stable

Williams W. D. A Sons (W. D., J. H.

Thompson Bros. (Young H. and and W. W.), iienl store

James C.), furniture

Willis George M., physician

Thompson Hartwell (c), harness mkr

Tolbert Eli (c), shoemkr Tomlin Pierce, saloon Turner & Atkinson (William A.

NEWTON~FACTORY.
Newton County.

Turner, William Y. Atkinson), lawyers Welch Frank I., physician Wells William, justice and guano

Population about 300. Has' two churches--Methodist and Baptist -- and is 12 miles south of Covmgton, the county seat, and its shipping, ex

Wilklnson John R, ins agt Wood A. M. & Co. (Archibald M.
Wood, Andrew J. Lowe), saloon Woodroof David P., genl store Wooten & Welch (Jesse C. Wooten.
James A. Welch), propra "Herald' Wyatt Riley N. (c), genl store Yaucey EUen C. Miss, hotel

press and telegraph station, via which Atlanta is 53 miles distant. The Alcova river furnishes power to operate a cotton thread factory and a grist and flour mill. Mail four times a week. William H. Piokett, P.M. Aikeu R 8., physician Dickson Jasper Rev., Baptist

Horton William A., genl store

NEWTON.

Mixon A. C. Rv., Methodist Nolen W. B., physician

. . Baker County.

Phillips William R, cotton factory

County seat; situated on Flint river, 10 miles northwest of Camilla, the nearest express, telegraph ana railway office, via which the distance to Atlanta is 245 milrs. About 2,600 bales of cotton shipped annually. It

and grist mill Pickett William H., genl store Tucker William E., geml store Vining James F., justice Welden F. W. Rev., Methodist White H. A T. M., thread mnfr

is a place of some 175 Inhabitants;

has a Methodist church and common school. Mail hack to Camilla dally.

NICHOL8ON.

Benjamin F. Hudspeth, P. M.

Jaekton County--(See Cooper.)

Tf f,

Oolnmtai, Genl Xannao*, Tin, IDurine, Lift, Aooident. ErttMlahed 1819.

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NICKVILLE.

NORCROSS.

Elbert County.

Qwinnett County--A. & G. A-L. By.

Bowman, on the E. A-L. By., A growing town of perhaps 600 in

8 miles distant, is the nearest ship habitants, 2 miles west of Lawrence-

ping station, via which the distance ville, the seat ofjustice, and 20 from

to Atlanta is 139 miles. Elberton, Atlanta and within 3 miles of the

the county seat, is 10 miles southeast. Chattahoochee river, which presents

There are about 300 inhabitants re- excellent water power for manufac

. siding in the neighborhood. There turing purposes out as yet not utiliz

is one Baptist church and one com ed. Norcross has two very neat

mon school. Broad river and Davis churches--Methodist and Baptist-

creek, in the vicinity, offers water one high school and office of South

power, but it is not utilized. There ern Express and Western Union Tel

Is one saw mill located here, oper egraph. Cotton, corn, wheat and

ated by steam. Cotton is the prin lumber form the principal exports.

cipal export. Mail semi-weekly on This is quite a resort for consump

horseback. J. C. Booth, P. M.

tives and other invalids; the hotel

Booth J. C., shoemkr

accommodation is very good. Mail daily each way. J. W. Holtzclaw.

, saw mill

P.M.

...,, __. _., ---,,, Oin and grist Barnwell E. P., gt.nl store

mill

Burtchaell W. IX. civil engineer

Moon G. T., genl store

Clements W. P. Rev., Baptist

Oglesby William, tanner

Crandall A Glover, gpnl store

Vaughan A. W., grist mill

Durham L. J., genl store

Gatchell A. M. Mrs., physician

NISBET8.

Gatchell H. P., physician

Dade County.

Hopkins G. W., grist mill Lively M. C. Arfon, saw mill

From. Bising Fawn 1 mile south McElroy 8. T. & Bro., geul store and

and about 9 from Trenton. Not a gin

postofflce. Populution 25.

Medlock B. F., genl store

Miller A. J., justice

NOCHWAY.

Mills J. W., physician Murray L. P., grist mill

Randolph Co.--Eufauta Din. 8. W. R. B. Richardson M., physician

Yearly exports of cotton about 1,000 bales. Known in railroad cir cles as Ward and sometimes written Natch eway-is 36 miles from Eufaula, 107 ..from Macon, 210 from Atlanta and 10 east of Cuthbert, the county eat. Has 40 inhabitants, a Baptist church, common school and a steam

Simmons J. P., lawyer Sloan D. TJ., hotel, exp and r.r.
agt Sparks V. A. tanner Wallace & Miller, genl store Wigley W. G., justice Wooten W. J. Bev., Baptist Yarborough W. L. Bev., Methodist

gin, grist and saw mill. Cotton and lumber are the chief exports. Mail

NORWOOD.

daily each way. Joseph B. Payne,

Warren Gninty--Oa. B. B.

Formerly known as Gunn's Mill;

Bridgman B. E., physician and nota- is 5 miles northwest of Warrenton,

the county seat, 60 from Augusta,

Coleman Joseph, blacksmith

and 121 from Atlanta; a thriving

Crittenden & Bros., genl store

place of about 125 population, two

Nightor Calvin, justice

churches--Methodist and Baptist-

Phelps Zacbary T., exp and r. r. a0. one very good school, a saw and

Pbelps & Payne (Z. T. Phelps, Jo steam grist mill, and office of South-

seph B. Payne), genl store, gin, em Express. About 3,000 bales of

grist and saw mill

cotton shipped annually. This place

CU1D your Merchandise from Philadelphia and BaJjnlr tlmorevla GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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is located on Middle Creek, surround Neese T. B., blacksmith

ed by a fertile country, the farms be Sanders W. A., justice

ing in an excellent condition. Mall Vernon J. T. W. Bev., carpenter

daily each way. T. E. Massengale, Vickery W. V., musician

P. M.

White W. G. W., notary

Armstrong, Lowe & Felts, grist and saw mill

OAK GROVE.

Brausbaw Augustus, carpenter

Fulton County.

Buice W. W. carpenter Burden W. B., physician Griffin E. Mrs., genl store Griffiin Henry, blacksmith

Was discontinued as a poetofflce December, 1878, and all papers trans ferred to Koswell.

Hammock O. H., gin gearing mnfr Hayes E. genl store

OAK HILL.

McGinty V. A., grocer

Greene County. .

Massengale A. M., genl store Massengale T. E., genl store, ezp
and r. r. agt Parham B. L., justice

Five miles northwest of Greesborongh; claims 25 inhabitants. No post office.

Pilcher W. H., physician Smith J. D.. justice

OAK HILL.

Thomson W. B., shoemkr

Newton County.

Walker John, shoeuikr Wright W. C., genl store

A small settlement of about 20 peo ple, without postal failities, 10 miles

O'NEAL'S MILL.

southwest of Covington

Troup County.

OAK RIDGE.

Resting on the banks of Flat Shoals creek, from whence power is obtained

Meriwether County.

to drive a grist mill. Population less Merely a farmers postoffice, 7 miles

than 20. It is 9 miles southeast of west of Greenville court house and 9

LaGrange, the seat of justice and from Hogansville--A. & W. P. R. B.

nearest shipping station, via which --its shipping and express office via

Atlanta is 80 miles distant. Mail which Atlanta is 67 miles distant. In

daily by private conveyance. W. J. the vicinity are two churches--Meth

Butts, P. M.

odist and Baptist--and one very good

Bigham B. H., grist mill Butts W. J., miller Sappington L., physician

school. Daily stage communication with St. Marks. Mail weekly. Mrs. E. E. McLanghlin, P. M., Miss Lizzie McLaughlin, assistant.

OAK BOWER.

Ctrnn J. H. Rev., Baptist

Hart County.

McLaughlin Lizzie Miss, asst P. M. and teacher

Located on the Savannah river 5

miles east of Hartwell, the county

feat, and Jf from Anderson C. H., 8. C., the nearest shipping office, via which it is about 160 miles from At

OAKLAND. . Gwinnett County.

lanta. This Is only a small place Located 1 mile northwest of Law-

with about 40 inhabitants, two reuceville. No postal advantages.

churches--Methodist and Baptist. Population 20.

Mail stage communications with

Athene, Ga., and Anderson. C. H., B. C., four times a week. D. C. Al-

OAKLAND.

ord, P. M.

Haneoek County.

Afford I>. C., carpenter and genl A rural village of some 15 persons,

store

situated northwest of Sparta 5 miles,

Dyas William J., millwright

and claiming 25 inhabitants.

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca.

Jas. P. Harrlaon & Co., Prop'rs, 27 A 29 Broad St.

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OAKLAND.

phens, J. M. Paxton), mnfrs naval stores

Iferiwether County.

Greenville, the county seat, is 10

OCILLA.

miles west; country postofflcelocated

Irwin County.

at the intersection of semi-weekly mail routes from Qrifflu to LaGrange and from Barnesville, via Oakland, to Grantville. Goods are shipped viu Grantville--A. & W. P. B. B.--19 miles distant, and by Grlffln--Atlanta Div.C.B.B.--23 miles distant. Oak land is 66 miles from Atlanta ma Griffin. Cotton is the principal shipment. Methodist and Baptist churches and common schools. Mail

A small post office, 3 miles south east of Irwinville, the seat of justice, and 15 from Allapaha--B. & A. R B. -its shipping office, via which it IB 263 miles from Atlanta. From a small stream close by, power is derived to operate a grist mill. Mail tri-week-' ly. Two hundred bales cotton and 100 bales wool shipped per annum. James A. J. Henderson, P. M.

daily Roswell Ellis, P. M. Biggs James M., wagon mkr Kills Rogwell, genl store

Fletcher, Whitly ft Henderson (J. W. Fletcher, Wily Whitly, James A. J. Henderson), genl store

Huddleston George B., notary and ex-off. justice

OCMULCEE MILLS.

Matthews Oscar P.. surveyor

Butts Goimty~(8ee Seven Islands.)

Walker Henry H., blacksmith

OCMULCEEVILLE.

OCHLOCHNEE.

Coffee County.

Thomat Co.--Albany Dit. A. & G. B.R. Is distant from Douglas, the county

Numbering a population of about seat, 20 miles northwest, and has a

100, this place is sometimes written population of 20, but no post office.

Okloknee; is 11 miles northwest of

Tnomasville, the county seat, 211

OCONEE.

from Savannah and 256 from Atlan ta, via Albany. From the river,

Greens County--Qa, R. B.

bearing the same name, power is de Ninety miles from Augusta and 81

rived to operate a grist and rice from Atlanta, containing perhaps 20

mill, besides which there is one inhabitants, but devoid of postal facil

saw mill run by steam. About 5,000 ities.

barrels naval stores and 400 bales of

cotton shipped annually. Ocblochnee

OCONEE.

has one very good school and one church, used by the Methodists and

Washington

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B. B.

Baptists. Express, Southern. Mail Yearly shipments of cotton about

daily each way. K. W. Baston, P. 1,000 bales. It is 15 miles southwest

M.

of Sandersville, the county seat, 146

Baston R. W., physician, notary and ex-off. justice
Brown James B., genl store Bullock J. A., grist mill and black-
xmith DLkle John W., carpenter Uendry W. H., grist and rice mill Johnston James O. A., blacksmith

from Savannah, 44 from Macon, 147 from Atlanta and 2 from the Oconee river. Has office of Southern fixpress, a population of 50, and four saw and grist mills operated by water power obtained from neighboring streams. Mail daily each way. J. 8. Wood, P. M.

Johnston J. L., carriage mkr

Brinson V. A. Mrs., saw and grist

Little H. M., lumber mnfr

mill

Peacock M. B., teacher normal school Graybill L. A., physician

tiingletary Joseph, miller

Graybill T., physician

Stephens John H., genl store, r. Guyton C. B., genl store

r. and ezp agt

Haines A. J., genl store and physi

Stephens & Paxton (John H. Ste cian

T A If IT the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the I AlVHi__________Popular Route from Atlanta.

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Hartley George W., grist and saw Sylvonia. Mail daily each way. John

mill

B, Cooper, P. M.

Jackson M. L., surveyor Jackson -William, justice and miller Joyner J. B., justice . Joyner V. 8., guano agt, genl store
and r. r. agt McBride & Wood (L. O. McBride,
J. 8. Wood), physicians Martin John L., genl store Martin William E., notary Moye B. A., genl store Newman M., grisi and saw mill Norris John F., genl store Palmer J. M., physician Pearson F. J., grist and saw mill

Arnett H. J. Rev., Baptist Blitch W. H., genl store Brown J. F., physician Burns V. H., exp agt and genl store Call W. R., genl store Cooper G. M., plow and carriage
mnfr Cooper John R., genl store, grist
mill and r. r. agt Cooper T. B. Rev., Baptist Johnston K. & Co., naval store mnfra Jones Paul, blacksmith Matthews A. H., physician

Bea W. T. Rev., grist and saw mill

Snell C. W. & Co. (C. W. and B. W. Snell), genl store

OCLETHORPE.

Strange F. M., notary

Macon County--EufaulaDiv. S. W. R.R.

Wood J. S. Jr., geul store, and exp agt
Wood M. G. Jr., fruit grower

County seat; is 51 miles from Ma-i con, 92 from Eufaula and 154 from Atlanta; situated on Flint river, and

OCONEE BRIDGE.

has a population of about 300, Meth odist and Baptist churches, one high

Washington County--G. B. R.

school and office of Southern Express.

A. small place two miles from Oconee, at a point where the C. R. B., crqeses the river. It is 148 miles from Savannah, 42 from Macon and 145 from Atlanta.

About 4,000 bales of cotton and 15,000 pounds dried fruit shipped annually. Mail stages . communicate semiweekly with Grangersville, Poindexter, Murray'a X Roads. Coogle's Mills and St. Elmo. Mail daily each way,

OD ELL'S. BdU Gntnty--A. <fe C. A-L. By.

by rail. Mrs. 8. Hill, P. M. Bell Gideon F., sheriff Bledsoe George F., grocer and saloon

A small place having no post of Collins William J., agt 8. W. R. R.

fice, situated 6 miles southwest of Crawford J. R., guauo agt

Gainesville court house and 47 from Crumley Madison F., druggist

Atlanta.

Cunningbam George W., co. tax re

ceiver, grocer and saloon

ODOM. Emanuai County.

Fish George 8., grocer Fish Wm. H., lawyer and co. judge. Gardner J. T., co. school uommr

A discontinued post office.
OCEECHEE. SeretHen County--No. 6, C. B. S.

Gostin George P., physician Greer Alien H., justice, genl store,
notary and co. treasurer Greer John M., ordinary and elk
Superior Court

Situated on the river bearing the Griffin Joel B.. carriage mkr same name; is twelve miles southwest Harvey A. J. Rev. (Baptist), teacher of Sylvania court house, 62 from Sa Hicks A. W., co. surveyor vannah. 128 from Macon and 231 Hill W. B., co. coroner from Atlanta. Has 100 inhabitants, Hill & Kelsoe (Mrs. Sallie Hill, two churches--Baptist and Metho Mm. Mant Kelsoe), milliners dist--one common school and office Holly R. G. T., physician of Southern Express. Cotton (about Holsonbake Benjamin F., physician 2,000 bales annually), naval stores, Holsonbake Sallie Mrs., dressmkr syrup and corn are the shipments. Jeasup J. M., physician and dentist Daily stage communication with Keen Charles R., hotel

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Kelsoe & Bro. (John T. and Daniel), Primitive Baptist--one common

genl store Lloyd Thomas P., lawyer MeCrory J. Lee, lawyer

school. Cotton is the principal ex port. Okapileo was established as a postnfflce in March, 1879. Mail

Nelma Robert T., lawyer

weekly. David F. Chapman, P. M.

Oliver Turner P., physician Patrick Miles L., co. tax collector Eamsey Cyrus JR., watchmkr Robinson William H., lawyer Russ John F.. grocer Sentell John E. Rev., Methodist Sbealy Martin L., warehouse Snead Fletcber T., lawyer Williams John B., justice

Blacksbear E. P. Rev. Prim. Baptist

Chapman David F., justice

Cook A. T., carpenter

.

C<>ok John Rev., Baptist

McCaulay William, wheelwright

Pope D. M. Rev., Baptist

Tinsley James Rev., Baptist

Tinsley John Rev. Baptist

Williams & Montford (John B. Wil liams, David T. Montf >rd), ware

OKLOKNEE.

house

Thomas County.--(See OchlocJmee.)

Willis Henry, genl store and exp agt

Willis William H., genl store Wood Jimmie Miss, milliner

OLIVER. Boreten County--No. 4i, G. B. R.

OHOOPEE. TatnaU County.

A beautiful little village of about 150 inhabitants, 18 miles south of Sylvanin, the county seat, 46 from

Located on the river bearing same Savannah, 144 from Macon and 247

name, 10 miles northwest of Reids- from Atlanta. Has office of South

ville, the county seat, and 45 from ern Express, white and colored Bap

Johnston's--No. 4J, A. & G. B.- B.-- tist churches and two common

the nearest 8hippingstatiou,ota which schools. Cotton and syrup are the

the distance to Atlanta is 305 miles. principal exports, about 100 bales of Cotton, wool, bides tallow and wax cotton shipped annually. Mail daily

form the chief articles of shipment. each way. A. B. Lanier, P. M.

In the vicinity are the usual church and common school advantages. Population about 25. Mail once a week. D. W. Coleman, P. M., John L. Jarriel assistant.

Ash J. H. Rev., Baptist Brewer H. P., lawyer Holmes Josepo. Rev. (c), Baptist Jarrell William B., saw mill Lacey B. E., notary

Brazzell John W., timber cutter Coleman D. W., timber cutter Coleman Jeremiah, timber cutter Collins Andrew L., timber cutter Collins G. W., timber cutter Collins J. W., genl store Cowart H. H., timber cutter Jarriel John L., geul store Kirkland Richard, genl store Satterdy G. W., timber cutter Thompson A. J., timber cutter WHkes James, timber cutter

Ldunier Augustus B.,exp agt, genl store, dentist and physician
Lanier T. W. Bev., Baptist Lawrence J. G., physician Lawrence & Lanier (James G.
Lawrence, Augustus B. Lanier), sole propre Morgan's Automatic Skimmer and Cooler and sugar and syrup mnfrs Lougborough S. B.,-genl store
OLIVES.

Yeoman Ridden, timber cutter

Deeatur County.

OKAPILCO.
Brookt County.

A small place of seme 20 persons, without postal advantages, 6 miles south of Bain bridge.

Quitman, the county seat, and near

est express, telegraph and shipping office, is 11 miles, via which the dis tance to Atlanta is 304. The tributary

OPHIR. CheroTcee County.

population is about 200, three Very small place of abont 30 in

churches--Methodist, Missionary and habitants, 12 miles northeast of Can-

TA VP the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the

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ton, tlie seat ofjustice, via which it Ray V. L. Mm., prin Orchard Hffi

Is 52 from Atlanta. Has one steam Academy and genl store sawmill, and the leading interests Reese P. H. Rev., Congregational

are forming and mining.

Swint G. W-, carpenter

Arwnod Thomas, genl store

Swint M. W., carpenter

Boiling R. J., saw mill Cannon & Chastain, genl store

ORRVILLE.

Hoskins & Ham, gold miners

Omnnett County.

Petty Wylie,gristmill

Five miles west of Buford, a station

ORANGE.

on the A. A C. A-L. By, and 12 northwest of Lawrence. Population

Cherokee County.

25. No post office.

Resting on the banks of the Btowah river 9 miles northeast of Canton

O8CEOLA.

court house and 26 from Marietta, its

Oconee County.

shipping office, via which it is 46 from Atlanta. Population about 25. Cot ton, corn and wheat, are the principal articles of export. Churches two-- Methodist and Baptist--and one high school. Tri-weekly mail stage com munication with Canton. J. J. Maddox, P. M.

Situated on the banks of Bear creek, which furnishes power to ope rate several saw and grist mills, 10 miles northwest of Watkinsville, the seat of justice, and tbe same distance from Athens, the nearest express, telegraph and shipping office, via which the distance to Atlanta Is 114

Burty J. M., lawyer

miles. About 1,000 bales of cotton

Coggins & Latham (J. L. Coggins, J. shipped annually. In tbe vicinity

H. Latham), genl store

are two churches--Baptist and Meth

Halbrook G. B. & Son, genl store odist -and one school. Mail weekly,

Latham A. J. Rev., Methodist

by carrier. James E. Wall, P. M.

Latham George, blacksmith Latham J. H. Rev., Baptist Maddox J. J., genl store Newell John Rev., Methodist Westbrook J. R. Rev., Baptist

Arnold 8. Green, lumber dlr Crow S. & J., lumber dlrs and shingle
mnfrs Deaton Wesley C., blacksmith Delay R. V., potter

Do' little Lovick P., boot and shoe-

ORCHARD HILL.
Spalding County--Atlanta Din. 0. R.

B.

mkr Hale E. H., physician Hodges D. A Son (David and Joseph

Deriving its name from the mag R.), furniture mnfrs and lumber

nificent orchard near which it is sit dlrs

uated, is a place of perhaps 75 inhab Hodges Joseph, harness mkr

itants. Six miles south of Griffin, McLeroy William, justice

the county seat, 54 from M&con, 49 Poss Henry C., carpenter

from Atlanta, and is also known as Thompson James EL, grist mill and

Thornton Station. It has one church lumber dlr

--Congregational--and is the seat of Wall James E., genl store*

the Orchard Hill Academy. Fruit

and cotton are the principal articles

OSCEOLA.

of export: many thousand bushels of grain and dried fruit shipped annu

TerreH County.

ally. Mail daily each way. Mrs. V. An unimportant settlement 10

L. Ray, P. M.

miles east of Dawson; without postal

Crawley I. L., physician

facilities. Population 20.

Ison T. J., carpenter

ton T. J. Jr., carpenter

OUSLEY.

Jones C. L., carpenter Orchard Hill Academy,

Mrs.

V.

L.

LowndetCo.-So. l^W.Die. A.&G.R.R.

Ray, prin

Nine miles southwest of Valdosta,

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the seat of justice. 166 from SB van- stores form the chief articles of ex

nab and 301 from Atlanta, via Albany port. It has two churches--Method*

and Thomasville. Population about 1st and Baptist -- and common

100; two churches--Methodist and schools. Communication had with

Baptist--and white and colored com Savannah semi-weekly by steamer

mon schools. Express, Southern, and with Waynesville semi-weekly

from the Withlacoochee river, power by mail stage. W. D. Hedleston,

is derived to operate a grist mill. P. M.

Cotton, naval stores and water mel ons form the chief shipments. There is a sulphur and magnesia spring located here, noted for its medicinal qualities. This is quite a place of resort for the lovers of pleasure, as the river abounds in fish and the woods with turkey and deer. Mail daily each way. Jackson Ousley, P.M.

Bailey James A Co., genl store and saw mill
Bailey John, saw mill Brown & Merron, genl store Burroughs W. B., genl store and
physician Clinch Houston, genl store and lice
mill Drary David, blacksmith Hazlehurst Frederick, saw mill

Bradford William, grist mill

Hedleston W. C., genl store

Cunningham W. B., cooper

Hilton & Foster, saw mill

Gaines Macon, wheelwright

1/ang B. 8., genl store

Hunt Frank, physician

Long Richard, meats

Knight Hampton, notary

McKjmon Bros., naval store mnfrs

JMicle Poledo, blacksmith

Owens George S., genl store and rice

Ousley J. A., r. r. act

mill

Ousley N. B. Rev., Methodist

Pinckney Alien, sboemkr

Otialey W. H., exp agt and hotel Reddect T. & Co., saloon

Ousley & Bro. (W. H. and J. A.), Biley John, justice

genl store and naval store mnfrs Scarlett F. M., genl store

Benfroe W. P., genl store

Tison Richard, barber

Sonthall Seaborn, justice

Tompkins R. & R. genl store

Talley W. B. Rev., Methodist

Wells J. W., wheelwright

OVAL.
Pavldinff County. Owing to the ignorance and dis

OWENSBYVILLE.
Heard County.

courtesy of J. P. Henderson, the post Only a -farmers poslofflce 8 miles

master at this place, we are unable to south of Franklin, the seat of justice,

give the information concerning and 12 from LaGrange, its shipping

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office, via which the distance to At

lanta is 83 miles. FromChattahoochee

OWENS.

river, power is derived to operate a

Lee County.

grist mill. Population about 125, two churches--Methodist and Baptist--

A small hamlet, 2 miles west of and one common school. Mail week-

Leesburgh. About 20 inhabitants by carrier. John M. Owensby,

No post office.

OWEN'S FERRY.

Goes John Rev.. Miss. Baptist Hearn Sidney F., sboemkr

Camden County.

Jackson Merchant Mills, Howard W.

Having a tributary population of Jackson, pres

about 1,000, is situated on the Satil- McGhee Benjamin F., shoemkr

la river, equi-distant--20 miles-- Morgan V., blacksmith

from St. Mary's, the county seat, and Owensoy John M., grocer and

Waynesville--B. A A. B. B.--its dry goods

shipping station. The river furnish Stringtellow James, carpenter

es power to drive two rice and four Whatley Albert B. Rev., Prim. Bap

mills. Bice, cotton and naval tist

J

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OXFORD.

Johnson & Stewart (Mrs. J. E. Johnson, Miss M. E. Stewart), milliners

Newton County.

Johnston H. L., dentist

The site of Emory College; a town of 300 inhabitants, H miles from Covington, on the Oa. B, B., and 42} from Atlanta. MaU daily. Tel egraph and express office at Covington. Mrs. Mary W. Henderson, P. M. Brantley F. L., genl store Emory CoUege, Rev. Atticus G. Hay-

Jobnstoo &Cuthbertaon(H. L. Johns ton, R. J. Cuthbertson), genl store Kiser A. J., genl store Xjongino O. B., genl store Longino T. D., physician Lyndon C. T., notary Penniagton J. H.. exp agt Pennington & Harris (J. H. Pen-
nington, L. W. Harris), grocers

good, D-D., pres Harwell M. P., genl store Thomas & Branham (L. G.

Thomas,

Beid Henry M., lawyer Shorkey E. D., wagon mkr Sims J. W., prin high school

J. W. Branham), genl store

Thomas I. W., blacksmith

Thomas W. A. H., saloon

PALMETTO.

Thornton E. B., genl store '

Campbed County--A. <t W. P. R. B. Watkins J. H., physician

Population estimated 300; 6 miles southwest of Fairburn, the county seat, 25 from Atlanta, and 62 from West Point. Has office of Southern

Wilkerson W. B., grist mill Zellare Simeon, genl store ZellarsW. A., physician Zellars W. 8., druggist



Express and Western Union Tele graph, one steam saw mill, two churches--Methodist and Baptist--

PALMYRA.
Lee County.

and common school. About 3,000 bales cotton shipped an n ually. Mail daily each way. J. C. C. Carlton,

Eight miles southwest of Leesburgh, without postal advantages. Population 20.

Bollard & Holleman (Lev! Ballard,

PALO ALTO.

H. P. Holleman), genl store

Jasper County.

Beckman J. T., genl store Bullard & Arnold (T. J. Bullard,
C. Arnold), genl store Carlton J. C. C., poultry dlr

H.

Situated northwest of Montioello 7 miles; about 20 inhabitants. No postoffice.

Cochran B. W., grist mill Cochran O. H., grist mill

PANOLA.

Colquitt George W. Rev., Baptist

De Kalb County.

Crawford G. E., grist mill Cummings B .Jeweler Davenport J. T., physician Ellington J. F.. lawyer Ellingtou J. L, grocer, saloon and tel opr-x Floyd W. W., genl store Garrett & WaUtholl (W. J. Garrett,
W. M. WaUtholl), genl store Giveus J. J., genl store Hanye B. M., r. r. age Harrell F. M., physician Harris L. W., gin and saw mill Hill J. G., blacksmith

Decatur, the county seat, is 12 miles northwest, Lithonia, the nearest shipping point, 7 miles distant, via which the distance to Atlanta is 28 miles. From South creek, power Is derived to operate one saw and grist mill and cotton factory. Has about 200 inhabitants, one church--Meth odist--and one common school. Weekly stages communicate with Litbonia. Warps and ropes are the principal articles shipped. MaU dai ly by wagon. B. M. Clarke, P. M.

Holly B. M.. lawyer

Bailey J. J., justice

Hopkins J. M., justice Hutchinson & McBride (A. Hutch-
inson, J. C. McBride), genl store

Clarke Robert M., pres Oglethorpe Mnfg Co., propr Pauola Factory, genl store, grist and saw

I

Jackson saloon

William,

gent store

and

mill George J. N. Rev., Methodist

_i.

'c< Innurano* Aguoy, Ooltunlrai, 0*. Tlmetrled. Tlteterted.

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Mitchell W. A., justice

20. Five miles southeast of New-

Oglethorpe Mnfg Co., B. M. nan.

Clarke, pres; A. C. Perry, see and

treas ; rope, warps, etc

PARKEirS~STORE.

Panola Factory, B. M. Clarke, propr;

Bart County.

ropes, warps, etc Sallersteat T. S., physician

From Shoal creek, power Is derived for operating several mills and a cot

PANTHER CREEK.

ton factory. It is 12 miles northwest of Hartweli, the county seat, and 5

Habertliam County.

from Lavonia--E. A-L. By.--its

A village of about 20 persons-- without postal advantages--8 miles east of Clarksville.

shipping point, via which it is 117 from Atlanta. Population about 50. Twpchurches--Baptist and Methodist --and common schools. Cotton is

PANTHERVILLE.

the chief shipment. This place is on the mail route from Pendleton, S. C.,

DeKaB> County.

to Carnesviile and receives four mails

A small settlement of 25 inhabit a week. B. B. Parker, P. M.

ants, 7 miles south of Decatur, its Buffington George W.. wagonmkr

nearest shipping, express and tele Bufflngton William, blacksmith

graph station, and 13 from Atlanta. Cornog A Wilkinson (Aibine Cornog.

Mails tri-weekly. No information T. P. Wilkinson), proprs Shoal

received.

Creek Factory

Fisher 8. C.. blacksmith and Justice

PAOLI.

Franks M. A., blacksmith

Madison County.

Gwin T. M., shoemkr

Eight miles southeast of Danielsville court house, and 9 from Bow man--E. A-L. Ry-rio which it is 140 from Atlanta. Fork creek, a tributary of Broad river, furnishes excellent water power for manufac turing purposes, partly utilized in driving several saw and grist mills. Paoli has a population of about 75,

Holbrook T. T., notary and ex off justice
Land Samuel, grocer Parker J. A. carpenter Parker J. H., physician Parker J. & Co. (Jacob, B. B. and
W. C. Parker), mills Shoal Creek Factory, Cornog & Wil-
kinsou, proprs; domestics

two churches--Presbyterian and Bap tist--and two high schools. Cotton

PARRAMORE HILL.

is the principal article shipped, about

Serecen County.

300 bales annually. Mail William H. Long, P. M.

weekly.

Merely a country postofflce of 100 inhabitants, 16 miles west of Sylva-

Campbell Harrison (c). carpenter nia, the seat of justice, situated on

Christian Thomas F., blacksmith and the Ogeechee river, and 222 miles

justice

from Atlanta. Cotton is the princi

Comer Austin F., grist mill

pal shipment. Mail daily. M. C.

Eberhart Jacob B.. genl store

Sharpe, P. M.

Eberbart James, physician .Long J. B. & T. W. (Joseph B.
and Thomas W.), gin, grist and saw

Becton Lewis, blacksmith Sharpe B. D., mail contractor

mill McCurdy John A., genl store

PATAULA.

Mitchell Cicero A. Rev., Methodist

Steuart County.

Rhodes James W., carriage mkr Robinson & McCurdy, blacksmiths Sage W. H., carpenter

Unorganized as a town, is only a farmers postoffice, on Pataula creek, which furnishes power to drive a grist

PARIS. Coweia County.

mill; 8 miles south of Lumpkin court house, and 10 from Cuthbert, its shipping and express office, ma,

Not a poet office. Inhabitants about which It is 249 miles from Atlanta

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line West and Southwest.

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The principal shipment is cotton. Up is 8 miles from Hartwell court

Mail stages communicate semi-week house and 31 from Bowersville--E.

ly with Cuthbert and Lumpkin. B. A-L. By.--its shipping office, fe

j. Grimes, P. M.

which it is 122 miles from Atlanta.

Barge B. P.,, grist mill Grimes R. J., justice

Mail semi-weekly on horseback. B. D. Johnson, P. M.

Overby W. G.jgrist mill

Johnson B. D., notary

Williams E. W., notary and ex-off Neese J. C. Rev., Baptist

justice

Richardson Sinclair Rev., Methodist

PATEVILLE.
Dooly County.

PAYNE'S STORE. Dottffherty County.

Vienna, the county seat, 's 18 miles north; situated on Swift creek, 35

Discontinued as a post office. mail for it received at Albauy.

Al

miles from Albany, its shipping point, via which the distance to Atlanta is

PEACHSTONE SHOALS.

244 miles. It has no church, and but

Henry County.

one common school. Mail weekly by private conveyance. James T. Pate, P. M.

Very small place, of perhaps 75 inhabitants, on the South river, from which power is derived to operate a

Heard Stephen T., physciclan

saw and flouring mill. It has two

churches-Methodist and Baptist -

PATTERSON.

and common school. Cotton, corn >nd wheat form the principal shipments.

Pierce County-A. A G. R. B. The water power at this point is ex

With a population of 28, it Is 8 miles northeast of Blackshear, the seat of justice, 78 from Savannah and 270 from Atlanta, via Jesup --M. & B. B. B.. It has two churches-- Metho dist and Baptist--common schools and one steam grist mill and cotton gin. About 175 baits cotton shipped

cellent, and estimated at 1,500 horse power and is easy of access. This place is 0 miles northeast of McDonough court house and 10 from Cou.yers--Ga. B. R--its shipping sta tion, via which the distance to At lanta is 41 miles. Mail semi-weekly. C. T. Zachry, P. M.

annually. Mail dailly each way. B. Brown W. R., millwright

C. Ganey, P. M.

Gunter J. H., physician

Carter & Willlamaon (J. W. Carter M. Williamson), mnfrs naval stores
Crawford Reuben Bev., Baptist Dickson fc Byrd (A. J. Dickson, Dred
Byrd), genl store and mnfrs naval store Ganey R. C.. genl store Miller A. J., gin and grist mill Thomas Lewis, justice Tyre Arthur, millwright Williams J. C. Rev., Baptist Wylly L. C., notary, ei-off Justice

Gunter J. L. Rev., (Prim. Baptist), physician
Knee H. C., carpenter Mayfielil John, justice Myers Henry, cabinet mkr Parr W. H., genl store Pitman S. C., wagon mkr Scott D. W., physician Turner P. G., notary and ex-off jus
tice Zacnry C. T., genl store, grist and
saw mill

andr. r. agt

PEARL SPRING.

PAY UP.

Coiaeta County.

Hart County. Very small place, with a tributary population of about 800, and having

A rural settlement of some 15 per sons, without postal advantages, 2 miles south of Newnan.

in its vicinity two common schools and four churches--two Methodist and two Baptist. Stages communi

PEARSON. Coffee County--B. & A. B. R.

cate with Athens tri-weekly. Pay Situated near Satffla river, 18 mile

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south of Douglas, the county seat, 90 Harper J. W., carpenter from Brunswick and 291 from At Harper William W., Centennial lanta. Has office of Western Union Gin and subscription agt Telegraph and Mltchell dsCo.'s Local Tingle Samuel, carpenter Express. Cotton, rice, wool, syrup Trainer E. W., physician and lumber form the principal ship Wynn E. T., genl store

ments; about 220 bales of cotton, 50 bales of wool, 2,000 bushels of rice

PELHAM.

and 45 barrels of syrup exported an nually. Large quantities of lumber

ffitckeO, Co.-AKany Div. A. & 0. S. S.

carried down the Satilla river on Yearly shipments of cotton from

rafts. Pearson contains about 65 in this place, which Is also known as

habitants, three churches--two Meth Station G, amounts to about 1,000

odist and one Baptist--and a common bales, which with naval stores, form

school. Mail daily each way by rail, the principal exports. Situated 8

and from two directions weekly, on miles south of Camilla court house,

horseback. Henry Love, P. M.

224 from Savannah and 243 from At

Bell James Bev. (e), Methodist Dent James Bev., Baptist Greer M. E. Miss, milliner Harlot T. 8., lawyer Holzendorff Lewis, grocer and saloon Knight J. S., machine agt

lanta via Albany. Has a population of about 100, two churches -Metho dist and Baptist--and one steam saw mill, manufacturing lumber, staves, shingles and pickets. Mail received daily each way. G. F. Green, P. M.

Lett John, genl store

Boynton W. H., sawyer

Love Henry, physician and land Buchauan John, cooper

agt

Curies A. B., justice

Love W. H., genl store and tel opr Green G. F., saloon

O'Neal T. P., blacksmith

Hand J. L., genl store and saw mill

Page A. brick mason'

Howell Harmon, mnfr naval stores

Parker William, genl store

Howell John, mnfr naval stores

Pearson B., geiil store

Howell, Meigs & Co., mnfrs naval

Tooke James E. Bev., Methodist

stores

LightfootC., expagt

PECK.

Lightfoot Wallace, cooper

Worth County.

McLean Angus, carpenter McWilliams Lee, blacksmith

Known also as Peckville, Is 16 miles north of Isabella, the county seat and

Meigs G. W., mnfr naval stores Bbodea J. M!.. carpenter

nearest express and shipping office, via which the distance to Atlanta is

Wbiddon J. I., mnfr naval stores

245 miles. Wool, beef and hides, form the chief shipments. One church--Baptist. Mail weekly by

Wayne

PENDARVIS.
County--No. 3, M. <fe B. R. B.

hack. W. B. Williams, P. M.

Jesup, the seat ofjustice, is located

Williams W,R., justice and cotton factory

10 miles northwest and the distance to Brunswick is 30 miles, to Macon 156, and to Atlanta, 259. The Alta-

PEEKSVILLE.
Henry County.

maha river 2 miles distant, supplies water power to drive a grist mill, be sides which there is one steam saw

A small postofflce 10 miles south east of MeDonough, the county seat, and 18 Irom Hampton--Atlanta Div., C. B. B.--the nearest shipping sta tion, via which it is 50 miles from At lanta. Population about 40. One

milL Wool, syrup, cotton, corn, po tatoes and naval stores form the chief shipments. Population 25. Two churches--Baptist and Methodist-- and one common school. Mail daily each way. G. W. Horton, P. M.

church -- Methodist--and common Dexter T. W., saw mill

school. Mail received weekly. Wil Ginsbaw Henry, blacksmith and

liam W. Harper, P. M.

painter

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Go\vin & Barns, naval store mnfre this point with Lorette, 12 miles dis

Harris S. R., lawyer

tant. Mail dailv each way. Haywood

Horton G. W., timber cutter

A. Lester, P. M.

Johnson S. M., notary Beams Henry, physician Bomph John D., lawyer Smith Robert J., justice Stricklan & Son, grist mill
PENFIELD. Greene County.

Aycock A Co,, naval store mnfra Daughtry & Son, lumber mnfra Hancock Warren H., lath tnnfr Jackson George L. Rev., B ptist Liester Haywood A^ genl store Murphey J. F., shoemkr Perkins E. A., physician Perkins Simeon M., genl store and

With a tributary population of about 600, 7 miles north of Greensborough, the seat of justice, and 4 from Woodville--Athens Branch Ga. B. R.--its nearest shipping office, via which Atlanta is 104 miles distant. Cotton (about 1,000 bales yearly), dried fruit and bides form the chief shipments. It has three churches--

r. r. agt Perkina 8. B., lumber mnfr Perkina & Bro. (Shepard E. and Sim
eon M.), lath, lumber and shingle mnfrs Rodgers J. A. & Co., wheelrlghte and blacksmiths Thompson. Heindel & Co., saw mill Trader R. E., machinist

Presbyterian and Baptist and colored

Baptist--one high school and a steam

gin, grist and saw milL Mail stages

PERRY.

communicate daily with Woodville. Luther J. Boswell, P. M.

Houston

Co.--Perry Die. S.

W. S. JR.

Arlington W. B., physician Barn well J. S., harness mkr Boswell Bros. (Luther J.
William), geiil store Boswell Joseph O.. genl store Bynum J. H., genl store Callaway Jesse Rev. (c), Baptist Callaway J. S. Rev., Baptist Clclough W. A., justice

and

County seat. A town with a pop ulation of 1,000, 13 miles from Fort Valley, 42 from Macon and 145 from. Atlanta. It has threechurcb.es--Methodist,Baptistand Presbyterian--three white and one colored schools and pub lic library. Telegraph, Western Un ion. Express, Southern. Daily mails. John M. Lamar, P. M.

Dalain J. T., justice Hand Samuel, carpenter

Avant George H., grocer and saloon Barrett James E., grocer and saloon

Kohl S. Simeon, shoemfcr Landrum T. W., physician McOaughey J. M., physician

Brunson William H., co. tax collec tor and genl store
Butner Thomas M., hotel and sheriff

Newton H. Rev., Presbyterian

Carr William L., co. surveyor

Penfleld Steam Mill Co.. James R. Carter Thomas J., genl store

Sanders, propr; gin, grist and saw Clark Dallas (c), grocer

mill Sanders J. W., physician Sanders W. O., lawyer Speucer B., shoemkr Wallin John, carpenter

Coliins E., shoemkr Cooper A Cater (Charles F. Cooper,
Fletcher S. Cater), genl store Culler Derrille H., clerk Superior
Court Da vis A Riley (Buford M. Davis, D.

PERMITS JUNCTION. F. Riley), lawyers

Burke County--A. A 8. B. B.

Day & Gordon (William D. Day, William M. Gordon), genl store

Fourteen miles south of Waynes- Duncan A Miller (Clinton C. Duncan,

borough, the county seat, 46 from A Lawton Miller), lawyers

Augusta, 86 from Savannah and 217 Giles Andrew 8., lawyer and ordi

from Atl.-mta. Has a population of nary

about 100, Baptist church and com Harris Minor W., physician

mon school. Lumber, cotton and Harwell Thomas A. S., grocer and

watermelons are the principal ship tel opr

ments. A private railroad connects Holland Daniel W., grocer

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Holtzclaw It, Son (Henry M. and miles distant. Churches two--Bap

Robert H.), lawyers

tist and Methodist--and seven!

Houston Home Journal, Edwin Mar schools. The principal shipment

tin, propr

are cotton, lumber and naval atom

Humphries John T., harness mkr Mail semi-weekly. Sheldon P.

Jones David G., sboemkr

Smith, P. M.

Killen George W., genl store Killen Samuel D , lawyer Killen 8. D. & A. Mrs. (Samuel D.
and Mrs. Annie), milliners Kopferman William, genl store Kunz Marx, tailor Mann Charles R., druggist and phy-
eiciau Mann Joel W., co. treas and genl
store Martin Edwin, lawyer and propr
Houston Home Journal Martin James D., jeweler and grocer Martin Thomas T., tin ware Moore & Tuttle (Charles H. Moore,
James N. Tuttle), genl store Norwood W. H., grocer Nottingham Warren D., lawyer and
co. judge Palmer Joseph, physician Paul George, furnitur^ Ragin Mamie E. Miss, librarian
Perry Library Rainey William L., blacksmith Roberts William L., livery stable

Arnold Willibold, carpenter Bell A. D.. stock raiser Britt William, carpenter Clifton Peter, genl store Cooper William H., blacksmith Davis Samuel, stock raiser Grace, Mann & Co. (Francis M. and
Henry C. Grace, C. Howell, Zachary T. Mann), genl store McSwatn Angus, blacksmith Mann Charles H., lawyer and justice Mann Henry, saw mill Odom Daniel, stock raiser Papot Samuel N., grist and saw mill Reese Seaborn, blacksmith Reideman John, genl store Sharp Robert M., physician Smith Sheldon P., genl agt, no tary and ex-off. justice Thompson Benjamin C. J., genl store Thormeblen Mathias, carpenter Thumber Joseph, carpenter Williamson John J., genl store and naval store mnfr

Rogers Samuel D., agt C. R. R Russell William (c), barber

PHIDELTA.

Schilling Andrew B., co. coroner and

franklin County.

tailor Skellie Thomas O-, exp agt Smith John B., physician Smith P. C. & Co. ('Perry C. and Rob-

Claims a population of 25; has no postofflce, and is situated 8 miles northwest of Carnesville.

ert J. Smith), grocers Tharp Benjamin F. Rev., Baptist

PHILADELPHIA.

Thomson Marshall H.,co. tax receiv

Jasper County.

er Tuttle James N. Mrs., milliner Warren & Grice (EU Warren, W. L.
Grice), lawyers

A small settlement 8 miles east of Eatonton; about 20 inhabitants. No postofflce.

PERRY'S MILL. TatnaU County.

PHILIP'S MILL. Coffee County.
Very small postoffice 11 miles west

A post office of perhaps 500 popu of Douglas court house and about 18

lation, 17 miles from Reidsville, the 'rom Willacoochee--B. & A. B. R.--

county seat, 132 from Macon and ts shipping 'station via which it is

235 from Atlanta, via Baxley, 16 295 from Atlanta. The Satilla river

miles distant, its nearest depot, ex 'urnishes power for operating a gin

press and telegraph office. Cobb's and grist mill. Cotton and wool are

creek supplies the power for oper :be chief shipments. Two churches

ating four grist and saw mills. The n the vicinity--Methodist and Bap

Altamaha river, affording steamboat tist--and one common school. Mail

facilities, is within 2 miles. Stages A-eekly on horseback. John J. Phil

communicate with Lumber City, 22 ips, P. M.

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Dent Henry Bev., Baptist
Philips Sons, B. B. (John J. and 8.
D.), pin and grist mill Wilcox J. W. Bev., Methodist

distant, Brunswick 76, Macon 110 and Atlanta 213. Has one steam turpen tine distillery, Baptist church, com mon school and a population of about 100. Naval stores are the chief ship

PHILOMATH. Oglelhorpe County.

ments. Mail dally each way. L. A. Johnson, P. M.

About 15 miles southeast of Lex- Crosby Silas A., ordinary

jngton; has a population of 20, and Gardner John Bev., Baptist

no post office.

Johnson J. B. Jr., jeweler

Johnson li. A., genl store

Is

PIERCEVILLE. Fannin County.
situated 17 miles northwest

of

McEaehin H., blacksmith Vanbokkelen A. H., exp agt and genl
store

Morganton court house and 50 from Cleveland, Term., its nearest ship

PINE LOG.

ping point. Fightingtown creek fur

Bariow County.

nishes power for operating a grist and saw mill. Population 40. Two churches--Methodist and Baptist-- and one common school. Mail weekly on horseback. John C. Witzel, P. M.

Numbering about 75 inhabitant*, with two churches--Methodist and Baptist--and one school; 14 miles northeast of Cartersville the county seat, and nearest express and ship ping office, via which it is 63 from

Chastain P. H., justice Conch Georcre Rev., Baptist

Atlanta. About 80 bales of cotton shipped annually. Weekly stage

Franklin William, notary, grist and communication with Cartersville,

saw mill

Fairmouut, Ludville, and Ellijay.

McDaniel J. D. Bev., Baptist

Mail tri-weekly on horseback, John

Phillips James, genl store

B. Britton, P. M.

Pruitt John Bev., Baptist ' Waters John, grist and saw mill
Witzel John C., grist mill.

Addiugton J. T., Justice and notary Ballew John R, carpenter Barber Thomas, shoemkr

PINE BLOOM.

Britton John B., cabinet mkr Dysart John, blacksmith

Ware County--B. <Ss A. B. S.

Fite Henderson W., physician

Located on the Stilla river, 13 Franks Larkin C., blacksmith

miles went of Way Cross, the seat of Garrison Henry C., justice

Justice, 73 from Bnmswick and 307 Gordon William T., genl store

from Atlanta, and is also known as Landon J. H., wagon mkr

Gray's Mill. Has a population of McCanless Je*se, millwright

about 75. Methodist church and com Mahan Joseph, cigars, etc

mon school, and one steam saw Pierce Levi, millwright

mill. Shingles and staves are the Bichey Robert A., physician

shipments. Mail daily each way. B. B. Gray, P. M.

PINE MOUNTAIN.

Brabham Thomas C. Bev., Methodist

Rabun County.

Gray B. B., saw mill Gray H. P. & Son, coopers and saw
mill Hunter Dike, timber mnfr McDonald William A., physician and

Quite a small place containing about 75 inhabitants, Methodist church and common school; 15 miles northeast ofClavton, the county seat, and 7J irom Walhalla, S. C., the

genl store Wilson H. & Bro., timber mnfre

nearest shipping station, via which the distance to Atlanta is 153 mile*.

PINE~GROVE.

Com is the principal article shipped. Mail tri-weekly. J. B. Billingsley,

AppKnff County--So. 7J, M. A B S. S. P.M.

Baxley, the county seat, is 6} miles Bynon W. M., notary

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Cannon John C., elk Superior Court Carver Martin, genl store

PITTSBURGH.

Green Jease W., ordinary

Henry County.

Langston James 8., sheriff Nicholson J., shoemkr Page 3. H., justice Page L. L., co. tax collector

Situated northwest of McDonough 8 miles, having 20 inhabitants, but no postoffice

Tally John, millwright . Tally Nathaniel, millwright

PLAINS OF DURA.

Sumter County.

PINE RIDCE.

Known also as Magnolia Springs'

Early County.

located on Choctawhatchee creek,

An unimportant settlement of pos sibly 20 people, without a postoffice, situated 15 miles southwest of Blakely.

from whence power is obtained to drive a grist mill; 11 miles southwest of Americus court house and nearest shipping office, via which the distance to Atlanta is 181 miles. It has one

PINE RIDGE.

common school, Methodist and Bap tist churches, and a steam tannery

Tmiggg County,

and shoe manufactory. Mail hacks

Became postoffice in May. 1879. No report reached the compiler in in time for the press

communicate with Americus, Pres ton and Lumpkin weekly. Samuel B. Glass, P. M.

Black J. H. A Co. (J. H. Black, ----

PINEVILLE. Marion County.

Connally, J. B. Beaves), boots, shoes, genl store and tanners Clarke G. E., grist mill

Beuna Vista, the seat of justice, Is 8 Harper George A., physician miles east of Pineville, which is equi Johnson B. E., carpenter

distant (30 miles), from Columbus, May Joseph, genl store Americus and Geneva, and 168 to Rawson Loyd S., genl store Atlanta via Columbus. About 800 Tullis N. G., physician

bales cotton yearly hauled to Colum

bus on wagons. Population 25. Two churches--Baptist and Methodist--

PLAINVILLE.

and two common schools. Mail Gffrdon County--8. ,R. & D. R. R.

weekly. James D. Wilson, P. M.

A little town containing perhaps

Brooks T. J.. physician

100 persons, 10 miles southwest of

Deavours I. B. Bev., Baptist Hall D. M., physician

Calhoun, the county seat, 13 from Borne, 27 from Dalton and 93 from

Jarvis J. H., carpenter

Atlanta via Borne. It has two

Jones Robert, blacksmith

churches -Methodist and Baptist--

Matthews B. F. & Son, genl store and one common school. The prin

Miller Thomas B., physician

cipal shipment is cotton. Mail daily

Wilson James D genl store each way. J. H. Brownlee, P. M.

Wilson W. W., justice

Arnold & Beall, grist mill

Brownlee J. H., genl store and

PINEVILLE.

shoe mnfr Goswick S. D., shoemkr

PoOe County--Cherokee'mB. S.

Hicks J. W.. harness mkr

A small station without postal ad vantages, 2 miles from Bock Mart and 26 from Cartersville.

Johnson & Sevier, genl store Miller J. T., physician Morrison J. M., r. r. agt Phipps J. P., tanner

Scott M. M., justice

PIN8ON STATION.

Smith E. P., blacksmith Van Dyke L., tanner

Floyd County--(See Nannie.)

Webber H. H., carriage mkr

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PLEASANT GROVE.

Johnson O. 8. Rev., Methodist Oslin 8. 8., physician

Fortyth County.

Owen D. A., justice

Has an estimated population of 75; situated on Four Mile creek, from which power is derived to run saw, grist and flour mills. It is 8 miles northeast of Gumming, the seat of Justice, and the same 'distance from

Patrick T. L., grocer Patrick W. I. Rev., Baptist Porter W. C. wheelwright and under
taker Townsend B. 8., physician Webster 8. B., genl store

Flowery Branch- A. A C. A-L. By. --the nearest shipping station, via

PLEASANT RETREAT.

which it is 52 from Atlanta.

White County.

Two churches--Methodist and Bap tist--and one common school. Cot ton, the principal shipment. Week ly mail stage communication had with Gainesville and Camming. Hiss Jane A. Kellogg, P. M.

This town is situated 4 miles south west of Cleveland, the county seat, and 25 from Gainesville, its shipping office, via which It is 78 from Atlanta. The Tesantee river furnishes excel lent water power for manufacturing

Bell J. P., blacksmith

purposes, part of which is utilized to

Bell & Foster (A. C Bell, T. E. FOB operate a flour and saw milL Corn,

ter). genl store

grain and gold dust form the chief

Douglass J. T., millwright

shipments. Population 50. Baptist

Heard & Nix (J. P. Heard, A. J. and Methodist churches and common

Nix), grist, saw mill and wool school. Tri-weekly stage communi

carder

cation had with Cleveland. Mail

Kellogg H. C., land agt

four times a week. John Logan,

Martin Severe, genl store

P.M.

Morgan C. C., gen] store NichollsT.L., justice Parker James Rev.. Methodist Phillips Isaac, grist mill Pirkle J. I., physician Rice Benjamin J., grist mill. Bice M. B, cotton gin Williams W. W. Rev., Methodist Woodliff A. H., notary Woodiiff G. F., notary Woodliff & Crow (Joslah Woodliff,
Samuel B. Crow); saw mill

Anthony John W., grist and saw
mill Anthony Mark C., millwright Asbury R. By grist and saw mill Christopher Joseph M., blacksmith Barley William P., carpenter Harper William, miner Harris ------ Rev., Methodist Hunt H. C., justice Liogan John, genl store Moodey N. C. Mrs., grist and saw
mill

PLEASANT HILL. Tatoot County.

Moose David Rev., Baptist Button James C., carpenter

Geneva, 18 miles distant, and PLEASANT VALLEY.

CThomaston, 14 miles, are the " its by which goods are shipped,

Murray County.

botton the county seat is 11 miles Northeast of Spring Place 5 miles.

southwest, and the distance to At Population 25. No postoffice. * lanta is 90 miles eta Thomaston. Con

tains about 65 inhabitants and has Methodist and Baptist churches and receives four mails per week. C. A.

POINDEXTER. 8Mcy County.

Hough, P. M.

Unorganized as a town, is situated

Birdsong J. C., physician

on Buck creek 9 miles north of Ella-

Caldwefl David, Rev., Prim. Baptist ville court house and 15 from Ogie-

Cureton W. B. & Co., genl store

thorpe, its shipping and express of?

Ferguson H. J., grocer

flee, via which the distance to Atlanta

Hough C. A., druggist and genl is 159 miles. Cotton, dried fruit and

store

eggs, are the principal shipments.

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The place contains 28 aoula. Has one ville, the seat of justice, and 6 from

church--Methodist--with several in Lula, the nearest shipping, express

the vicinity, and one common school. and telegraph office, via which the

Mail semi-weekly on horseback. distance to Atlanta is 71 miles. It

Willis Little, P. M.

has two churches--Methodist and

Apperson David B. Rev.. Baptist Head Alien Monroe Miss, prin fe
male school Howell Stephen B., justice

Baptist--and two common schools. Mail stages communicate daily with Gainesville and Cleveland. Oliver T. Jennings, P. M.

Jones C. G., physician

Gaily 8. H., notary

Little Willis & Son (Willis and Glade Gold Mines. A. G. Jennings,

Joseph H.), genl store

propr; O. T. Jennings, genl supt

Usry Joseph G.. estate of A. M. Huiullsey & Hayn'es (J. H. Hulsey,

Home, lessee, gin and grist mill

John Haynes). saw mill

Jennings A. G., propr Glade gold

POINT~PETER.

mines and saw and flour mill

Ogletftorpe County.

and Kin, r New York Jennings Oliver T., genl supt

Very small place, containing per Glade Property

haps 60 inhabitants. Situated near Lacy John, shoemkr Broad river, 12 miles northeast of McBrayer Rev., Methodist

Lexington, the seat of justice, and 14 Meyers J. M., genl store

from Lexington depot, its snipping Orslom M. Rev., Baptist

point, via which it is 151 from Atlana. Parka & Meadows, grist mill

Mail stages communicate with El- Peterson O., carpenter berton and Lexington four times a Pitman Anderson, blacksmith

week. One church--Methodist--and Quillian Wiley H., genl store

one school. About 300 bales cotton Rogers Cicero, blacksmith

shipped annually. There mre several Rogers J. T., physician

mills in the vicinity driven by the Shockley Nathaniel A., grist and tributaries of Broad river. J. H. sawmill

Tiller, P. M.

Smallwood Wilkinson, justice

Davenport W. J., genl store Jackson J. T., carpenter

The Glade Store, genl store Whelchel George D., notary

Jarrell W. H., physician McCarty J. H., physician

POMARIA.

Tiller J.H., justice

Clay Couitty.

Tiller W. G., genl store

Not a post town. About 20 inhabi

POLKS VILLE.

tants; 10 miles northwest of Ft Gaines.

Hatt County.

Mining is the principal Industry of

POND FORK.

this thriving little village, contain ing upwards of 450 inhabitants. The

Jaeknon County.

Glade mines are most worthy of Jefferson, the county seat. Is 8

note, claimed to be the oldest in the miles southeast and Maysville--N.

State, and are also celebrated for E. R.R.-itsshippingstation,is7 miles

having yielded several valuable dia distant, via, which it is 85 from Atlan

monds, they are now being worked ta. A tributary of the Oconee river,

as hydraulic and ledge mines, the bearing same name as the post

water conveyed by a six mile ditch. office, furnishes power to drive a grist

The mines are operated by water mill, there is also one saw mill opera

power obtained from flat creek, ted by steam. Population about SO.

which also furnishes power for driv Two churches--Methodist and Bap

ing one flour and one saw mill and a tist--and common school. Stages

cotton gin. Cotton, corn, peas and run to Jefferson and Gainesville tri

EI Id dust form the chief shipments. weekly. Mall daily by horse and

Polksville is 12 miles north of Gainea- buggy. Augustus C. Harrison, P. M.

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Appleby Hugh C., justice Applebv W. T. & H. M. (William T.

POND TOWN.

and Hugh M.), saw mill.

SeMey County--(See EUaviUe.)

Braseltnn Benjamin F., physician

Carter Jesse, carpenter Davis J. M. Rev., Baptist

POOLER.

Bakes M. H., Rev.. Methodist

Chatham Co.--No. 1, C. B. S.

Griffith William M., grist mill Harrison Augustus C., genl store Higgins 8. H., carpenter Haman Henry D., genl store

Thirteen miles from Savannah, 177 from Macon and 280 from Atlanta. No post office.

McDonald A. R., wagon mkr Messer John 8., gen! store

POORE'S MILLS.

Milllcan B. H., blacksmith

CWgutit County.

MitcheH Walter H., physician Randolph S. K., notary and justice Scott Thomas A., gin, grist and saw
mill

Is located about 13 miles northwest of Monltrie court house and has' mail facilities.

POND SPRING.

POPLAR SPRINGS.
.Ball County--(See BelUon.)

Walker County.

POPLArTsPRINCS.

Resting on the banks of Chickamauga river, from -which power is

Barabon County.

secured to drive a grist mill, 10 miles Population of about 50; situated on

north of LaFayette court house and the Tallapoosa river which furnishes

116 from Chattannooga, Tenn., the power to drive a gin. grist and saw

nearest shipping, express and tele mill. This office is 7 miles west of Bnch-

graph office, via which Atlanta is 156 anan court bouse and 16 from Cave

miles distant. It has about 100 in Spring--8., R, & D. R. R.--its ship

habitants, Baptist and Methodist ping office, via which it is 92 miles

churches, and ships mostly grain. from Atlanta. Has Methodist and

Hail daily by private conveyance. Baptist churches, and receives a daily

H. B. Tucker, P. M.

mail on horseback. O. W. Gentry,

Fisher Thomas, carpenter Garrett Nathan, geul store Tucker H. JEL, genl store

P.M. Aperman John W., notary Gentry G. W., surveyor Kiker H. A., physician

Monsan F. A., physician

POND TOWN.

Munroe D.&Son (Duncanand B. O.), gin, grist and saw mill

Miller County.

Pope Lewis, justice

Bainbridge, the shipping station, is 15 miles southeast; Colqultt, the county seat, 7 miles northwest and

PORTER SPRINGS.
Lump lain County.

Atlanta is 310 miles distant ma Alba ny, Thomasville and Bainbridge. Cotton, syrup, bides and wool form the principal shipments. Population less than 25. Has a Methodist

During the interval from Septem ber 1 to December 1,1878, this place was deprived of its postal advan tages.

church and one common school. Hail tri-weekly on horseback. G.

POTS MOUNTAIN.

Boykin, P. M.

Dawton County.

Cook M., blacksmith Eyerett Peter Rev., Baptist Hixon A. G., genl store Jeter A. M., blacksmith

Only a country postoffice 8 mUes north of Dawsonville, the county seat, and 32 from Qainesville, the nearest shipping and express office,

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, C*. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Prop'ra, 87 A 29 Broad St.

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via which the distance to Atlanta is Reynolds H., physician

85 miles. In the vicinity churches--Methodist and

are two Baptist.

Sackey W. T., physician Stoveall W. Y-, money broker

The surrounding country produces Woodsworth A., shoemkr

mostly corn and wheat, which form

the shipments. Mail four times a

week. Thomas Honea, P. M.

POWELLSVILLE.

Alread E. W. Rev., Baptist Honea Thomas, blacksmith

Babun County.--(See Burton.)

Jones C. H., physician Lead better George, justice Sheffield B. Rev., Baptist Williams Asbury, carpenter

POWELLTON. Hancock County.
About 15 miles northeast of Sparta.

POWDER SPRINGS. No postoffice. 20 inhabitants.

Cobb County.

With an estimated population of

POWELLVILLE.

200, situated on Powder Springs creek, from which power is obtained to drive a grist mul, besides which there is a saw mill operated by steam. Cotton and produce are the principal shipments. Stages communicate daily with Marietta and Dallas. It has two churches--Methodist and Baptist--and one common school, aud is located 12 miles southwest of Marietta, the county seat and nearest shipping office, via which it is 32

Couseta County--A. & W. P. B. R. Known in railroad circles as PoweU's, is 6 miles northeast of Newuan, tbe seat of justice. 33 from Atlanta, and 54 from West Point; has a population of 90, and three churches--Mission ary and Primitive Baptist aud Meth odist. The principal shipments an cotton, wheat, wool and corn. Mail dally each way. George Powell, P.M.

miles from Atlanta. Mail daily by buggy. M. 8. Kiser, P. M.

Gwlnead &., carpenter McGe liewis M., physician

Baggett & Co., saw mill Butner J. C. & Son (John C. and T.
W.), genl store

Powell George, r. r. agt Redwine C. L., physician Smith A. J., justice

Gotten J. F., physician Elliott J. H., genl store

POWERS.

Fleming Augustus, blacksmith .Fleming Jefferson, blacksmith Florence J. B., grist mill . Goodwin W. H., justice Gray A. Rev., Methodist Hipps & Duncan (O. M. Hipps, W.
A. Duncan), genl store House F. C., contractor House H. C., blacksmith House Mark, blacksmith Housely John E., harness mkr Kiser W. J. & Son. (W. J. and

TerreU Co.--Eufavla Din. 3. W. S. B. Railroad name Brown's; 6 milM northeast of Dawson court house, 90 from Macon, 53 from Eufaula, Ala., and 193 from Atlanta; contains about 60 inhabitants, Baptist and Methodist churches and one common school and two steam mills. About 1.000 bales of cotton shipped annually. .Ex press, Southern. Mail daily eacb way. D. F. Lawhon, P. M.

M. 8.), genl store Mclntosn A. C., justice March man C. N., contractor Mathis D. C., wagon mkr Matbis TL, wagon mntr Murray R. B., physician Newell John, carpenter Rakestraw R. P., tanner Rakestraw William, shoemkr Rakestraw W. B., grist mill

Binnion Moses L. Rev., Baptist Chappell T. A., physician Darcy John C. Rev., Methodist Gardner William J. M., cabinet mkr Geise Reuben, saw mill Geise 4 Killen (Owen Gels;, Thorns*
N. Killen), saw mill Hill & Simpson (J. J. Hill, J. C.
8impeon),genl store Lawhon D. F.5 justice

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Martin Robert C., genl store and Alston John T., physician

blacksmith

Blackshear W. L., co. surveyor

Srennan E. F., co. coroner

POWER8VILLE.

bappell & Stapleton (Alexander

Houston County--8. W. S. it.

Cbappell, J. R. Stapleton), genl store

Twelve miles north of Perry, the Christian Peter W., wheelwright seat of justice, 91 from Macon. 79 31arke John, physician from Columbus and 124 from Atlan Davenport George W., ordinary ta. Has Methodist and Baptist Estes B. E. Mrs., hotel

churches, common schools for both larrell D. B., lawyer

white and colored, a steam saw mill EEarrell Josiab, lawyer and about SO inhabitants.. From Etarrell W. F., grocer Mule creek, power is derived to oper Ehidson J. B., lawyer

ate a cotton gin and grist mill. Cot Jenkins W. f\. physician

ton and ments.

lumber are the chief ship Mail daily each way. W.

Jossey J. W., and co. treaa

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Court

B. Warren, P. M,

Kendrick W.-C., physician

Barrett J. W. Rev., Baptist Culpepper J. B. Rev., Methodist Fisher A. K., saw mill Hirsh O. R., genl store

McLendon F. W., sheriff Nicholaon D. W., genl store Nicholson J. B., co. tax receiver Peel James G., co. tax collector and

King A. Rev., Baptist

Warren C. A., physician

Roper George S., Justice

Warren W. JE., genl store, exp and r. r. agt, gin and grist mill

Shepherd James D., genl store Smith Jubilee, physician Smith Robert (e), blacksmith

PRATTSBURCH. Tatoot County.

Stokes W. S., blacksmith Thoraton George A., lawyer and
notary

Located near Flint river, 12 miles

northeast of Talbotton court bouse, 9 from Howard--S. W. R. R.--its ex press, telegraph and shipping station,

PRIOR'S STATION. PtiOc Couitty--S., R. <fc D. S. S.

and 172 from Atlanta. Cotton is the Having an estimated population principal shipment. It has two of.85, and sometimes called Pryor's,

churches--Methodist and Baptist-- is 7 miles west of Cedartowu, the

and one common school. Mail semi- county seat, 24 from Rome and 104

weekly on horseback. M. G. Parker, from Atlanta. Has two churches--

P. M.

Methodist aud Baptist--two common

Matbews J. Frank, stock dlr Mathews & Parker (W. P.
Mathews, M. G. Parker), genl store Mitchell P. H., physician Potter Lewis P., genl store

schools and two steam grist mills. Cot ton, pig iron and iron ore form the principal shipments. Express, South ern. Mail daily each way. J. Ran dolph Wimberly, P. M.

Prior J.M., grist mill

PRESTON.

Tumlin N. J., grist mill

Webster County:

Tumlin N. J. A Co. (Newton J. Tum lin, J. Randolph Wimberly), genl

County seat; on the Kinchapoonee creek, 19 miles west of Americus, its nearest express and shipping office,

store

Wimfeerly J. Randolph, exp and

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via which it is 173 from Atlanta.

Has a population of 135, two churches --Baptist and Methodist--one- com mon school and a steam saw mill.

PROCTOR'S STORE.
Monroe County.

Mail stages run to Lumpkin and A settlement ofsome 20 people with

Americus daily. James G. Peel out postal facilities; about 9 miles

P.M.

north of Forsyth.

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QUANTOCK.

Sumter County.

So-even County.

Kinchafoonee creek supplies water A small postofflce about 10 miles

power to operate a grist mill. Popu northwest of Sylvania, the county

lation 57. Churches, three--two seat.

Baptist and one Methodist--two com

mon schools--white and colored.

QUEBEC.

Smitbville, 9 miles distant, is the nearest shipping station, but goods

Sumter County.

are usually shipped to Americus, the An unimportant village 12 miles

market town and county seat. The northwest of Americus. Population

distance to Atlanta is 184 miles, via about 20. No postoffice.

Americus. Mail tri-weekly. W. H.

Davison, P. M.

QUILLAN8.

Davison W. H., genl store and

JSaU Cowdy.

grist mill Green B. S., blacksmith lagan M. G., ex-off justice Thomas J. E., justice Wesson P. V., millwright

Five miles southwest of Polksville, and about 10 north of Gainesville. No postal advantages. 20 inhabit ants.

QUITMAN.

PRYOR'S.

Brooks County.

Polk County--(See Prior't Station.)

A pleasantly situated town, in the

center of some of the finest farming

PUCKETT STATION.

lands in the State, and within about 10 miles of the Florida line. The cli

Coweta County--A. &W.P.B. R. mate is delightful and free from all

Known also as Mineral Springs, situated on White Oak creek, from which power is derived to drive a grist mill. 6 miles south of Newnan. the county seat, 46 from Atlanta ana 41 from West Point. Has a tributary population of about 100, a Methodist church and one high school. Cotton is the chief article of shipment. Mail daily each way. George E. Camp, P. M.

malarial diseases. Some miles from Quitman is a large, bold limestone spring, about one hundred feet in cir cumference and fifteen feet in its deepest part. This is quite a resort as a watering place, there being near, a fine sulphur spring of efficacious medicinal qualities. Quitman is the county seat of Brooks county, is 174 miles from Savannah and 293 from Atlanta, via Albany and Thomaisville. It contains three churches--Metho

dist, Baptist and Presbyterian--a fine

PURDYVILLE.
Dawton County.

school, cotton factory--not at present in operation --and three weekly news papers--the Quitman Reporter, Quit

Discontinued as a postofflce April, man Free Press and Quitman Star.

1879, and business transferred to The cotton receipts amount to nearly

Dawsonville, the county seat, 5 miles 7,000 bales annually. The population

northeast, via which Atlanta is 81 is about 2,000. Telegraph, Western

miles distant. The population con Union. Express, Southern. Samuel

sists of one family, and H. C. Purdy M. Griffin, P. M.

was formerly P. M.

Allbritton Isaac A., lawyer

Camp& Camp (George E. and Ar Avrett George W., stoves, etc

thur P.), genl store

Bailey N. A. Bev., Baptist

Hastin John A., carpenter

Barnes William E., watchmkr

Hembree Bylvanua, blacksmith

Baum Jacob, genl store

McC'.ure Hiram E. Rev., Methodist Bentley William G., elk Superior

Martin Henry, grist mill

Court

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Black W. N. Mra., milliner

Bonntree Daniel W., lawyer

Britt M. E. Bev-JPresbyterian

Sanford Elzy L., sewing machine agt

Brooks Samuel W., genl store.

Seaman Isaac S., harness

Collins J. L, co. treas Crane Abijah B., wagon mkr

Stewart W. W. Rev., Methodist Thomas Armtitead W., genl store

Creech David R.. genl store

Thrasher Jesse S., lawyer

Creech J. B. A Co. (J. B. Creech, A. Thrasher John T., sheriff and livery

Sweat), saloon

stable

Davis Jesse T., agt A. A G. R. R Tillman John, genl store

Dukes B. T. A Bra (B. T. * H. C.), Tillman Joseph, editor Qnitman

genl store

Reporter

Finch James B., genl store

Turner Henry G., lawyer

Fleisher Isidore, barber

Wood Lucius S., saloou

Gaulden D. Leaguer, lawyer

Gazan Nathan, genl store

QUITO.

Giles Henry B., grocer Griffin S. A., co. surveyor Haddock Lewis F., grocer Hardee Thomas J., co. tax receiver Harden Edward B., judge co. court Harden Frank R, genl store Humphreys William A. 8., lawyer

Taibot County. Formerly a postoffice bnt now dis continued All mail matter address ed to this point will reach its destin ation via Talbotton or any nearer office.

Irvlne John A., genl store Ives Edwin B., tel opr

RABUN GAP.

Ives Elijah, confectioner

Rabun County.

Ives Sidney E., grocer Jelks Edward A., physician Jelks & Mabbett (E. A. Jelks, B.
Mabbett), druggists Johnson Isaac, grist and saw mill Johnson Philip W., prin Quitman
Academy Joyce William W., saloon Kingsberry Sanford T., lawyer Lane William A., lawyer McCall James H., druggist and phy
sician Mclntosb B. Chill, grocer Mabbett Henry, physician. Mabbett Isaac, exp agt Mabbett Joseph, genl store Meadows Stephen S.,co. tax collector Mounger & Ricks (Mrs. L. H. Moun-
ger, Mrs. 8. M. Kicks), milliners Oelsner Julius, genl store Perham Alexander P., ordinary Perbam A?P. Mrs., hotel Perham A White (A. P. Perham, J.

Formerly known as Head of Ten nessee, is situated in a valley of the latter name, on the Little Tennessee river, which gives the power to oper ate two grist mills and one wool car der. Located in this valley is the Babun Gap High School, an excel lent institution of learning, establish ed in 1873. The postoffice with a tributary population of about 300, is 7 miles nortb of Clayton, the seat of justice, and 39 from Mt. Airy--A. A C. A-L. Ry.--its nearest express of fice and shipping station, via which the distant to Atlanta is 119 miles. Has two churches--Methodist and Baptist Stages communicate week ly with Franklin, N. C. and Walhalla, 8. C. Horses, mules, cattle, sheep, etc., comprise the exports. Mail four times a week. William A. Curtte, P. M.

W. White), proprs Quitman Free Carter Thomas Rev., Baptist

Press

Cnrtia William A., prin Babnn

Ponder B. D..CO. coroner

Gap high school

Purcell John H., grocer and saloon Dillard Albert G-, blacksmith Quitman Academy, P. W. Johnson, Dillard John B., grist mill

principal

Gibaon Fannie Miss, grist mill

Quitman Free Frees, Perham A Rabnn Gap High School, W.

White, proprs

A. Curtts, prin

uitman Reporter, Joseph Tffl- Ritcbie James M., notary

man, editor

ScrnggsJohn, hotel

Rountree A. J. A Son (A. J. and 8.S.), Sitton Edward, justice and wool car

genl store '

der

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Evtabllshed 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

BAG

644

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Wall Bros. (William and Andrew Knight Henry H.. genl store

B.), genl store

Knight J. D., justice

Knight W. J., millwright

RACCOON MILLS.
UTiattooga County. Situated on Buccoon creek, from

Lastinger L. E., lawyer Powell T. W. Rev., Baptist Bay & Boberts {T. M. Bay,
Roberts), wool carders

William

which power is derived to operate a

gin. grist and saw mill; 3 miles south of Sunamerville, the county seat, and 28 from Home, its shipping point, via

RED BLUFF.
Montgomery County,

Which it is 108 mile* from At lanta. Has a population about 40 and receives mail semi-weekly ou horseback. About 300 bales of cotton shipped annually. C. D. Hill, P. M.

A small place of perhaps 30 inhab itants on the Oconee river (which is navigable), 10 miles northeast of Mt. Veraon, the seat of justice, and 25 from McViUe--M. fc B. B. B.--the

Baker Jacob, lawyer

nearest shipping station, via which

Carr Green B., carpenter

it is 209 miles from Atlanta. In the

Cassady E. EL notary

neighborhood are three churches-

Cleghorn & Hill (J. 8. Cleghojn, C. Baptist, Presbyterian and Methodist D. Hill), genl store, gin, grist and --and common schools. Stages run

flour mill

weekly to Dublin, Mt. Vernon and

Wyatt & Cook (J. M. Wyatt, Henry Bartow. Timber and cotton are the

Cook), genl store, gin and saw mill principal exports. Mail tri-weekly

by buggy. Thomas F. Williams,

RADFORD'S MILL.

* JXif

Brooks County.

Barwick Nathan, genl store

Claiming a population of 25, is sit uated 7 miles northeast of Quitman, and has no post office.

Davis Thomas, blacksmith Gillis Norman, justice Tapley E., carpenter Williams Thomas F., guano

agt

RAMSEY.

Columbia County.

RED BRANCH.

Has no postal advantages. About

BuUodi County..

20 residents. southeast of -Appllng.

Is situated 5 miles KJokee and 5 east of

Known also as Excelsior. Is a small place, built up during the last four years, containing 100 in

RANDOLPH.

habitants, situated on the Canoochee river, 16 miles south west of Statesbor-

Piera County--(SeeSMattenitte.) ough court house and 30 from Ogee-

chee^No. 6, C. B. B.--the nearest

RAY'slMILLS.
Semen County.

shipping station, via which the dis tance to Atlanta is 261 miles. It has one steam saw mill, one high school

Eleven miles southeast of Nash and a Baptist church. Semi-weekly

ville court house and IS from Nay- mail. W.L. Geiger, P.M.

lor--No. 14, A. & G. B. B.--its near est shipping station, via which At lanta Is 374 miles distant. Has a population of about 30, a Baptist church, one common school and a wool carder and grist mill operated by water power derived from Cat creek. Mall weekly. Henry H. Knight, P. M.

Alderman W. F., blacksmith Eason M. W., physician Eaaon & Co., druggists Excelsior High School, Bev. W.
Geiger, supt Geiger W. JL. Rev., Baptist Ingrabam L., physician Lanier T. W. Bev., saw mill McCafferty James, painter

L.

Clower J. T., physician

Olllff W. W., genl store

Cox 8. D., grist mill

Smith J. H., carpenter

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East.

BED Williams L. E. M., carpenter Williams B. J. Bev., hotel
RED~B~UD. Gordon County.

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Stockbnrger Joseph E., genl store

Wade B. M., physician

Weatherly William G., saw mill Wells W. B., physician

Wilson W. H. justice

Is a small place with a population of 30. Has common schools and two churches--Methodist and Baptist.

RED HILL. Franklin County.

Corn, wheat, cotton and bacon, are Merely s country postofflce, be

the principal articles shipped. Mail four times a week on horseback. Bed Bud is 8 miles from Calboun--W. & A. B. B.--the seat of justice and its shipping point, via which the distance to Atlanta is 87 miles. W. B. Har ris, P. M.

tween North Broad river and Hunter creek. Has a church, and two grist mills operated by watenpower. It is 6 miles from Carnesville, the county seat, and 12 fromToccoa, its shipping and express station, via which it is 105 miles from Atlanta. Mail daily,

Borders B., physician

by horse and buggy. James Mabry,

Harbin W. B., physician

Jr. Ajl.

Harris W. B., notary

Bauldin William, notary

NisbettB. EL, justice

Carroll George Bev., Baptist

Ledbetter J. P. Bev., Methodist

RED CLAY. WJtitfiM Co. --E. Term., Va. AGa.R.R.

McFarland John Bev. (Baptist), car penter

Known also as State Line, and sometimes called County Line; con tains about 100 inhabitants, and has a common school and Methodist church, office of Southern Express and Western Union Telegraph, two steam saw mills and two grist and flour mills ran by water power from Mill creek. Lumber is the principal export. Bed Clay is 15 miles north of Dalton, the county seat, and 115 from Atlanta. Mail daily each way. Ben. D. Leonard, P. M., England P. M.. blacksmith Groves J. F., physician Haddock W. C., carpenter Hamilton J. K. P., lawyer Hanee M.. physician Hoekins John A., grist mill Johnson J, M. T., harness mkr

RED HILL. Liberty County. Situated on the east bank of-Taylor's creek, 7 miles from Hinesville court house, 10 from Mclntosh--No. 3, A. A G. R. B.- the nearest depot, and by that point and Jesup--M. & B. B. B.--282 from Atlanta. This is a village of 75 inhabitants, with no postoffice--Mclntosb being its near est supply station. To the kindness of Messrs. Andrews Bros., of Mclhtosli and this place, we are indebted for this information.
Andrews Bros. (L. W. * B. N.), genl store
Bustin 8. D., genl store and wheel wright
Bustin W. T., blacksmith

Jones J. W., genl store Liooney ft .Leonard (J. A. Looney,
B. D. Leonard), genl store Hills Joseph G. W., tel opr, exp and

RED HILL. Wfutfield County--(See Varnttts Nation.)

r. r. agt Mills & Keith (Joseph G. W. Mills,
Nlcbolns Keith), grist mill

RED~OAK. CampbeU County-A. <t W. P. S. B.

Mitchell J. A., stock dlr Moyers M. A., tanner Keed Samuel, wagon mkr Boberts J. S-, genl store Rose John, carpenter Shelverton N., genl store Silvers W. W., shoemkr

Unorganized as a town, is situated 7 miles northeast of Fairburn, the seat of justice, 12 from Atlanta and 75 from West Point. Contains about 40 inhabitants, and has one church. Mail daily each way. John B. But tles, Jr., P. M.

,

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Claridy C. 8., physician

Thompson D. J., blacksmith

Dodson C. M., notary and justice Walker C. A., book agt

Suttles John B. Jr., justice

WHUamson W. M. Rev., Baptist

Winham C. R. Rev., Baptist

REED CREEK.

Hart County.

REEVES' STATION.

Quite a small place, situated on a

Gordon County.

creek bearing the same name, which Is about 9 miles southwest of Cal-

furnishes power to operate a grisl houn, the county seat, and has postal

mill; eight miles north of Hartwell, advantages.

the county seat, and 14 from Avonia

--E. A-L. By--its nearest shipping

REID'S.

station, via which Atlanta is 112 miles distant. Mail semi-weekly.

Twiggs County--M. &B.R.R.

Usual church and common school A small station 8 miles from Ma-

facilities. J. B. Moore, P. M.

con, 178 from Brunswick and 111

Avery Asa Rev., Baptist

from Atlanta. No post office.

Ayero A. M., grist mill Ayers Jedediab, notary

REID8VILLE.

Croeker J. J.r cabinet mkr

Tatnail County

Laird G. M. D., carpenter McClesky B. J. Rev., Baptist Obear J. W., cabinet mkr ObearM. G., justice

County seat; within 4 miles of the Oboopee river and 36 from Johnston Station--No. 4j, A. & G. R. R.--its shipping office, via which it is 296

miles from Atlanta. It is a place of

REEDY~CREEK.

perhaps 100 inhabitants, and has a

Jefferson County.

Methodist church, common school, one newspaper -- The Democrat,

A small place without postal ad which is published weekly--and two

vantages, about 19 miles north of Lou steam grist and saw mills. Wool,

isville, the county seat, and is some cotton and hides form the principal

times written Reidy Creek.

shipments. Mail tri-weekly. W.

N. McDonald,P.M.

REEDY SPRINGS.
La/wren* County.

Alexander B. H., grist and saw mill Alexander O. L., physician

'Known also as Blue Water; Is only a country postoffice. About 250 hales of cotton shipped annually. Mail stages run weekly to Dublin and East man. It has two churches--Baptist and Methodist--common school, and steam cotton gin. 12 miles south west of Dublin, the county seat, and 19 from Eastman, its shipping and express office, via which Atlanta is 178 miles distant. John T. Rogers, P. M.

Beasley & Fisher (L Beaaley, A. Fisher),lawyer8
Brewton H. C. Rev., Methodist Brewton J. B., genl store Bason J. H., sheriff Easterliiig John, wheelwright ESasterling J. J., genl store Godbee W. W., co. treas Harden William Rev., Methodist
BLendrix G. F., genl store
Stodges E. R., co. purveyor Horden G. R., grist mill fordan W. J. Rev., Methodist

A.

Bedingfleld R. A., justice

Lee H. J., elk Superior Court

Bracewell Charles Rev., Baptist

McDonald &. Shepard (W. N.

Duncan W. E., notary

McDonald, C. W. Shepard), uenl

Gay N. F. Rev., Baptist

store

Green D. E. Rev., Baptist

HcGee H. J., lawyer

Green John W. Rev., Baptist

McMichael W. T. Rev., Methodist

Horn L. B., blacksmith

Podget J. H., blacksmith

Kinchen J. T. Rev., Baptist

Rogers J. B., physician

Lovett Jaroep, wheelwright

Rowe J. M.. hotel

Rogers John T., genl store

1 Smith C. W., ordinary

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Strickland C. 8. T., co. tax receiver ber is the principal shipment-. Mail

The Democrat, (weekly), F. W. Tym- daily each way. Nicholas Dison

ons, editor

P.M.

Tilliman H. L.. grist and saw mill Tootle J., physician Tootle Martin Ol, co. tax collector Tyomcroant's' Frederick W., editor "Dem

Beckley C. T. Bev., Methodist Dickensnn James B. justice Dixon Nicholas, genl store MattoxC.F., wooddlr

Walters Bryant, co. coroner Williams T. J., hotel, notary
off justice

and ex-

Mattox. L. C., physician Beppard Bobert B., saw
vannah

mill,

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Sa

REIDY CREEK. .
Jeferson County--(See Seedy Greek )
RENWICK.
Lee County--(See SmiAnOe.)

RESACA.
Gordon County--W. C A. R. R. Six miles north of Calhoun court house, 85 from Atlanta and 55 from Chattanooga, and is a postoffice.

Only

a

REPOSE. Sdrabon County.
farmers postoffice

with

a

REYNOLDS. Burke County.
Ten miles south of Waynesborough. Population 20. No postoffice.

population less than 20. Situated on

Little river 7 miles southeast of Buchanan court house, and 15 from Carrollton--S., G. A N. A. B. B.--its

REYNOLDS. Taylor Counts--8. W. B. R.

nearest shipping station, via which With an estimated population of

tbe distance to Atlant i is. 79 miles. 350; located near the Flint river, 8

It has one church--Baptist--and one miles west of Butler, the seat ofjus

grist mill operated by water power. tice, 42 from Macon, 58 from Colum

Aliout 300 bales cotton exported an bus and 145 from Atlanta. Has of nually. Mail semi-weekly on horse fice of Southern Express and West

back. William J. Holoombe, P. M. ern Union Telegraph. One high

Bryant D. Rev., Methodist Griffith James, blacksmith. Holcombe G. M. Rev.' (Baptist),
carpenter Holeombe J. M., grist mill Keid G. F., genl store BeidH. T., justice

school and three churches--Adventist, Baptist and Methodist. About 2,000 bales of cotton shipped annual ly. The Palace Cotton Mills are sit uated 3 miles south on Horse creek. Mail daily each way by rail and weekly on horseback. Henry Hodges,

Straight B. T. Bev., Baptist

Jr. AL

Vines C. N. Bev. (Methodist), black Adams J. A., guano agt

smith

Calhoun A. L. & Son, genl store

Carson J. P., guano agt

REPPARD'S MILL.

Christopher William H., physician

Clinch County--A. <t {?. A B.

Coleman H. T., genl store Goddard Edward A., genl store

Numbering a population of about Green Thomas, carpenter

300. This place Is 4 miles northeast Hodges H. ft. Bro. (Henry and G.

of Homer ville, the county seat, 118 W.), genl store

from Savannah, and 309 from -At Hogfue J. A., watch mkr

lanta. Has three churches--one Holbrook H. C., cotton factory

white Methodist and a colored Meth Ivy A. E. Bev., Baptist, r Dawson,

odist and Baptist--and one common Ga.

school. There is also located here a Long Henry H., exp agt, notary and

very large steam saw mill, the prop ex-offjustice

erty of B. B. Beppard, of Savannah, McKellar J. D., dentist and physi

and employs about 65 bands. Lum cian

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JA8. P. HARRI8ON A CO., State Printers, Publisher*, and Binders, 27 & 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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Marshall C. B., notary and r. r. agt Marshall T. B., tel opr Meyer Henry, genl store

HIGHLAND. Ttewart County.

Meyer H. Mrs., milliner . Montfort D. T., warehouse Newsom B. F., physician

Nine miles northeast of Lumpkln, the seat of justice, and 27 from Amerieus, its express and shipping station,

Newsom Gteorge W., physician Ogburn James L., genl store Palace Cotton Mills, H. C. Holbrook, propr; (3 miles south) Paris F. F., genl store Paris J. B., dnrist Buffln J. J. & Son (J. J. and Q. T.),

via which it is 210 miles from At lanta. Contains about 35 inhabitants; a common school and Baptist and Christian churches. Cotton is the principal export. Mail tri-weekly, by buggy. William N. Clements, P. M.

genl store Smith J. A., watchmkr and
smith Button Lou Mlas, milliner Taylor C. O. Bev., Adventist

gun

Alston Charles N., physician Alston Charles N. Jr., physician Meyer T. A. H., genl store Smith I., physician

Underwood Isaiah, carpenter Waddell William, justice

HIGHLAND. Tieiggs County.

RICEBOROUCH.

Northwest of Twiggsville 5 miles; without postal advantages, and claims

Liberty County.

25 inhabitants. ___

Population about 40; located on

RICHMOND HILL.

North Newport river, 15 miles east of Hinesville, the county seat, and 10 from Fleming--A. A G. B. B.--its nearest shipping station. The dis

Richmond County. Not a post town. Population Five miles southwest of Augusta.

20.

tance to Atlanta is 292 miles via Flem ing and Jesup--M. & B. B. B. Has a Baptist church, common school and

RIDDLEVILLE. Washington County.

a steam grist mill and cotton gin. A town of perhaps 150 Inhabitants-

Bice and cotton are the chief exports, with Methodist and Baptist churches,

about 300 bales of cotton shipped an the seat of the ML Vernon Institute;

nually. Stages communicate weekly and has one steam grist mill. Situa,

with Darien and Mclntosb. Mail ted 10 miles from Sandersville, the

weekly on horseback. F. B.-Lyons, seat of justice, and 177 from Atlanta,

P.M.

via Davisborough, its nearest ship

Axson Anthony, blacksmith BrouRhton Samuel W., genl store Cay John D., cotton gin

ping point, which is 6 miles distant. Mail semi-weekly. John F. Lord, P.M.

Fleming W. A., gin and grist mill Hubbell O., genl store Jones W. A., stock dlr

Adams C. D. Bev., Methodist English W. M., justice Fulghum W. H., grist mill

Lyons & Trask. (F. B. Lyons, W. B. Trask), genl store

Hyman J. J. Bev. (Baptist), Mt. Vernou Institute

prin

Morgan James D. wheelwright Quarterman A. 8., genl store

Lord John F., genl store McDuggan O., physician

Mount Vernon Institute, Bev. J. J.

Hyman, prin

RICH MOUNTAIN.

Pope B. G.. physician Smith E. B., notary

Pickens County.

Truluck W. S., genl store

Six miles south of Talking Bock, and 7 west of Jasper, the county seat. Has a population of 20. No postoffiee.

RIDGE VALLEY. Floyd County.
A small place H miles from Pinson

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-8., B. & D. B. B.--8 north of Borne, the seat of justice, 88 from Atlanta,

Felker Jesse, grist mill Fowler A. 8., physician

and 32 from Dalton. The Ridge Fry H. L., gunsmith

Valley Iron Works, now idle, are Fuqua Caleb, contractor

located here. Mail daily. H. Mc- Glenn J. S., physician

Neal, P. M. ___

Gordon Thomas M., genl store

Gray Arthur H., lawyer

RINGCOLD.

Hackett A. T., lawyer

Catoota, Ctrunty--W. <t A. S. R.

Hackett & Johnston, grist mill Harrit Jackson, millwright

County seat; situated on Chiekamauga river, which furnishes power to drive five grist mills, besides which there is a gin, grist and saw mill operated by steam. Flour, grain and btcon form the chief exports. A thriving town of perhaps 400 in habitants, with office of Southern Express and Western Union Tele graph, three churches--Presbyterian, Baptist and Methodist--one literary institute and one newspaper-- Catoota Courier (weekly). Near this place are the Catoosa Springs. 4 miles east, and well, fitted up for the accommodation of visitors. The Cherokee Springs, famed for me dicinal value of their waters, are I miles east. The distance to Atlanta is 116 miles and to Chattanooga 24. Maily daily each way. A. E. Onr, P. M.

Abetom J. P., grocer

Alsabrook T. J., co. tax collector and

receiver

Anderson James H., lawyer

Atklnson O. Institute

B. Prof., prin

Cberokee

Henry William, saw mill

Henslee H. G., dry goods

Hunt James, lawyer

Inman William S., co. treas

Jobe Thomas J., lawyer and justice

Johnson Abijab, cabinet mkr and

undertaker

Jones Russell mnfr

J.,

ordinary

and

wagon

Matthews J. L., physician

Morris B. M., editor Catoosa Courier

Payne Arthur, lawyer

Payne W. H., lawyer.

Peeler Aaron, grist and saw mill

Shaw, Kinnamon A Co., grist mill

Smith C. G.. harness mkr

Smith KT. "White-co. surveyor

Thomas George W. Rev., Methodist

Trimmier A Parsons, cabinet mkrs

Walker W. H.. lawyer and notary

Weaver ----, snoemkr

Whitman William L., dry goods

Whitaitt Joseph G., dry goods

Whitsitt W. J., grocer, gin and grist

mill

Willis John W., shoemkr

Woods W. A., propr Cherokee House

.

Barry A. L., physician Bell V. A. Rev., Baptist

Cotocta County,

Brooks Thomas L., ezp agt and tel West of Newnan 7 miles, claiming

opr .

'

a population of 20. Without postal

Broyles O. E., jeweler, gun and lock advantages.

smith

Calboun John B., grist mill

Campbell Nathan, co. coroner

Catoosa Courier, B. M. Morris, editor

Chapman A Baldwin, grist mill

Chase N. J., wool carder

Clark Benjamin P., dry goods

and groceries

Clark W. H. H., elk Superior Court

Combs John agt

M.. grain

dlr and r.

r.

RISING FAWN.
Dade County--A. 0. 8. B. JR. Besting on the banks of Lookout creek, is 8 miles south of Trenton, the county seat, 26 from Chattanooga and 166 from Atlanta. Has office of Southern Express and Western Union Telegraph. Contains a population of about 300, Methodist church and the

Cook Jacob, sheriff Cravens Robert S., druggist Dunean John E., grocer Duval Gwr^e W. Rev., Methodist

usual common school facilities. Corn and wheat are the principal exports. Mail daily each way. John G. Hale, P.M.

Pan-is James M., millwright

AUlson William, grocer

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Cross Solomon Bev. (Methodist), geni Robertaon M. C., geni store

store

Robertson M. N. & Co. (Matthew N.

Cully D. M., exp agt and genl store and James),-grist and shingle mitt

Dade Co. Gazette, J. A. Dorr, editor Thomson Andrew, photographer

Frieks A. T., lawyer

Fricks P. 8. A Bro., geni store.

ROBISON.

Gilbert W. P., grocer Hale A. M., grocer

Wellington County--O. B. B.

Hale John G., lawyer

Small station, 50 miles from Mt-

Ketchersfde A Brown, geni store con, 140 from Savannah and 153 from

Lumpkin T. J., lawyer

Atlanta.

Parks Thomas, tel opr

Stewart G. W., justice

ROCK FACTORY.

RIVERSIDE.

Hancock County--(See JeuteWt.)

Berrien County--B. & A. S. R.

ROCK~MART.

Is quite a small place 133 miles from Brunswick, and 247 from At lanta, and about 18 northwest of Nashville court house, and is discon tinued as a poet office

Polk County--Cherokee B. B. Thirteen miles east of Cedartown, the county seat, 24 from Cartersvillp and 73 from Atlanta. Has two churches--Baptist and Methodist-- the usual common schools and four

RIVERTOWN. CampbeU County.
A small unimportant post office from which no information could be

saw mills. Mail dally. Spence, P. M. Cox S. J., geni store Goddard J. B., saw mill Hague A Hlnes, geni store

W. C.

obtained

Hubbard A Vandiver, geni store

ROBERTS.

Lowery D., saw mill Morgan James, saw mill

Jones County--If. <ft A. S S.

Peck & Alien, saw mill

A small unimportant station 9 miles from Maoon, 116 from Augusta and 112 from Atlanta, via Macon.

Spence W. C.. carpenter Whitehead, Jones & Co., geni store York It. B. A Bro., geni store

ROBERTSON'8 STORE. Gordon County.

ROCK SPRING. Walter County.
Located on Crawfish creek 9 mile*

Has a population of about 60, and north of La Fayette, the seat of jus

Baptist and Methodist churches and tice, and 12 from Ringgold, the near

a steam grist and shingle, mill. The est express and shipping office, via

principal shipments are corn, wheat, which it is 128 miles from Atlanta.

cotton and shingles. 13 miles from It has a population of 100, one acad

Calhoun, the county seat and 8 from emy and two churches--Methodist

Resaca--W. A A. R. B.--the nearest and Baptist Wheat and bacon are

shipping office, via which Atlanta Is the chief exports. Mail stages com

distant 93 miles. Mail by private municate daily with Chattanooga,

conveyance four times a week. M. Term. Jacob Deck, P. M.

C. Robertson, P. M.

BoltonD., blacksmith

Baker John G., jeweler

Brioe 8. A., shoemkr

Baker William, blacksmith

Brigman George, justice

Borders Randolph, physician

Broyles J. J., physician

Chastain James, blacksmith

Conley J. F. carriage mkr

Clerry Thomas, justice

Dftvis Calvin, carpenter

..

Cnrtts' W. M., physician

Dftvis J. T., shoemkr

Hardin John A., justice

Deck. Jacob, geni store

Montgomery Samuel, geni store

Evana H. J. Rev., Methodist

y<>ur Cotton East via
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HOC Jones A. J., harness mkr Jones Eeese, tanner Jones Robert, genl store Leet A. T. Rev., Methodist Mltehell L. L., physician Park G. R.. Rev., Methodist Shields J. M., blacksmith Shields J. M. Jr., blacksmith Tyner J. R., justice Weaver W. A., tanner Wellborn J. M.. genl store Williams W. W., shoemkr

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ROCKPILE. Dcaaton County.

DawsonviUe, the seat of justice, is 4} miles distant, and Gainesville, the nearest shippingstation, 21, via which the distance to Atlanta is 74 miles. About 200 bales cotton shipped annu ally. In the immediate vicinity the population is 200, and has two churches--Methodist and Baptist. The postofflce was established March. 1879. Preston J. Clarke, P. M.

ROCKALO.

Black N. D., genl store (2 miles)

Heard County.

Bond J. W., genl store (3J miles) Campbell R. L. Rev., Metliodiat

Merely a country postofflce on the Centralhatcbee, which furnishes wa

Clarke notary

Preaton

J~

justice

and

ter power for operating several saw Hyde William J. Rev., Baptist

and grist excellent

mills. school

In the vicinity is an and two churches-

Jay Thomas, genl store (2J- miles) Looper Samuel T., physician

Methodist and Baptist Cotton Is the McGebee Isaac, genl store (3} miles)

principal export Rockalo is 11 miles Palmour B. T.. genl store (3| miles)

northwest of Franklin, the county Thompson William EL, physician

seat, and 17 from Carrolltou, ite Rbip-

pint? office, via which it is 82 from Atlanta. Mail weekly. J.D.Atkin*>n, P. M. Barker W. Y., justice Denney & Booker (J. A. Denney, J.
W. Booker), mill Hester M., physician Bobertson W. J.. physician Boop J. R., grist mUl Simpkins William, mill Thaxton C. G.. notary Thomason F. M., physician

ROCKY CREEK. Gordon County.
Very small place, only about five families residing at the office, but the population tributary to it amounts to about 450. It is 10 miles distant from Calhoun court house, and 4} irom Reeves Station-8., R. A D. R. R,-- its nearest shipping office. The dis tance to Atlanta is 89 miles via Cal houn. Spring Branch creek furnishes power to operate a grist and saw mill.

Cotton, corn, wheat and lumber form

ROCKDALE PAPER

the chief articles of shipment It hag one church--Baptist--and one com

MILLS. Hoclcdale County.

mon school. Mail weekly on horse back. John Ik Camp, P. M.

Situated 2 miles north of Conyers> the county seat and nearest shipping ewxhpircehsstheanddistatenlceegrtaophAtloafnfitcae,isv3ia3 miles. From Yellow river, power in derived to operate the mills bearing the name above mentioned. Paper, lumber, meal and flour form the ex ports. Mail daily. It has common schools and churches in the vicinity. A. H. Zachry, P. M. Brown J. Parks, millwright Hawkins Isaac C., sawyer Zachry A. H., supt Rockdale Paper
Mills

Beall & Cox (W. L. Beall, Pinkney

Cox), trunk mkrs

CaanmdpwJagoohnnmLn~frgenl store, notary

Green M. M., physician Hayes William (cl, carpenter

Henderaon J. M. Rev., Baptist

Henson Henson

J. A

B., blacksmith Helms (J. B. Henson,

F.

M. Nelms), grocers

House John R., blacksmith

King C. L., justice

Mann Mann

E. S., grist and A Tarry (E. 8.

saw mill Mann, W.

H.

Tarry), tanners

Marsh G. W., Rev., Baptist

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDEX the best Advertising Medium In the South.

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Marsh James, genl store Nelms F. M., cabinet mkr White W. D., shoemkr

City," on account of her seven hil]. Is the commercial center of the finest body of agricultural and mineral lands hi northwest Georgia, and ii

ROCKY FORD.
Screven County--So. 6J, O. R. R. Located near the Oiteechee river,

situated at the confluence of the Oottanaula and Etowah rivers, which form the Coosa at this point: is20 miles from Kingston, 40 from Dalton .

14 miles southwest of Sylvania court house, 65 from Savannah, 125 from

and 80 from Atlanta, and is the ini tial point of the Rome R. R., which

Macon and 228 from Atlanta; is a connects with the W. & A. R. R. at

place of perhaps 35 inhabitants and Kingston. The population is abont

ships principally cotton. Mail daily 7,000, and increasing steadily. There

each way. Jr., P. M.

William R Edenfleld are several large foundries, four flour ing mills and other manufacturing

Edenfleld John M., artist

enterprises. The city has erected at

Edenfleld William A., grist mill great expense, a grand system of

Edenfield William A. Jr., genl water works, capable of supplying

store

city of 30,000 inhabitants. The res

Finch Oliver, grist mill

ervoir stands on a tower 65 feet high,

Mallory E. 8., machinist

which is on an elevation 103 feet

Wallace George M., Justice

above the city. The system of ga>

works la ample for present purpose!.

ROCKY MOUNT. Iterivether County.
Greenville, the seat of justice, is 10 miles south and Grantville--A. & W. P. R. R.--its shipping office is 13 miles distant, via which it is 64 from Atlanta. Has population of 65. a Baptist church, common school and steam gin and grist mill Cotton Is the principal article of export. Mail weekly. David G. Dunlap, P. M. Addy John J., physician Dnnlap David C., genl store, gin
and grist mill Johnson W. JEL, saloon MeWilliams Green B., blacksmith Salmon & Clark (John H. Salmon,
Henry B. Clark), dry goods York John J., blacksmith

There are two fine female colleges, two male high schools, and other smaller schools. The Shorter College, one of the finest edifices of the kind in the South, was erected by Alfred Shorter at his own expense. The boarding house connected with the college is four stories high, und con tains thirty-six rooms, and supplied with everything which comfort and convenience demand. The Rome Female College was founded in 1866, and 'is in a flourishing condi tion. The city is noted for its influence, religiously; all denomina tions are represented, and the city IB adorned and beautified by their houses of worship. Buildings are being constructed on every side. Among the most notable is the handsome

ROCKY~PLAINS.

Masonic Temple, just completed. There are two lines of steamers run

Newton County. A country village 8 miles west of Covington. About 20 residents. No post office.

ning regularly down the Coosa, which bring thousands of bales of cotton to this market.
As an evidence of her commercial improvement, before the war her

ROGERS.

largest receipts of cotton amounted to about 20,000 bales whilst during

Bartow County-- W. & A. R R. the past and present year the receipts

Unimportant station, 52 miles from Atlanta and 88 from Chattanooga.

have reached 60,000 bales. There are two powerful cotton compresses situ ated at the depot, which is very con

ROME. Floyd County-8., R. A D. R. R.

venient, as the cotton can be put aboard of the cars with little labor and expense. There are a great many se,

Sometimes called the "Mountain cret and benevolent societies. The

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York Line.

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volunteer,

653 ________________ROM and Douglas A Co. (Jas. Douglas, Wm-

composed of two steamers and one Galloway), livery stable, 70 Broad

hook and ladder truck. There are DwinellMelvin, propr The Borne

three newspapers published--one Courier. (See p. 655.)

daily, one tri-weekly and one weekly. Elam W. D., lawyer, 15 Broad

The city government is composed of Evans G. A. Eev., Methodist

a mayor and board of six aldermen. Fahy Thomas, dry goods, 58 Broad

Zack B. Hargrove, P. M.

Findley David H., saloon 9 Broao

Adkins William H., Tel. Co., 73 Broad

manager W. TJ.

First National Bank, nolds, pres; 28 Broad

J.

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Alexander J., physician, 2 Broad Flemming James B., saddle and harAlexander A Wright, lawyers, 90 . ness mnfr. 76 Broad

Broad

Flentje F. W., pianos, etc., 91 Broad

Alien A McOsker (R. V. Alien, M. D. Ford, Glover A HighyL D. Ford, J.

McOsker), jewelers, 45 Broad

A. Glover, C. A. Blight), grocers,

Axson 8. E. Rev., Presbyterian Aver A McDonald (W. F. Ayer, J. C.
McDonald), hardware, 71 Broad Bale J. A., guano agt Bank of Rome. C. G. Samuel,
pres; J. 8. Pancben, cashier; 31 Broad

5 and 7 Broad Forsyth A Hoskinson (C. D. Forsytb.
J. Henley Hoskinson), lawyers, 38 Broad Foster Thomas J. A Co. (T. J. Fos ter), liquors, 112 Broad Gammon W. M. & Co. (W. M. and '

Battey A Holmes (Robert Battey, G. W. Holmes), physicians, 36 Broad

J. A. Gammon), clothing, 39 Broad Garrard Anna O. Mrs., milliner, 115

Berry A Norton (John M. Berry, H. C. Norton), grocers, 11 Broad
Berry A Co. (T. B<?rry, A. Shorter, F. M. McLaurin, J. Montgomery, Z.

Broad Geiger John, dry goods, 30 Broad Georgia A Alabama Steamboat Co.,
Jas. M. Elliott, pres; Broad

M. Battey), grocers

Govan M. F. A Co. (M. F. Govan

Black John J., co. tax collector

boots and shots, leather and bides.

Branham Joel, lawyer, 84 Broad Brett Martin W., grocer, 125 Broad Brian! George J., saloon, 6 Broad

21 Broad Graham Bothwell, school Hall Iiinzey M., dentist, 27 Broad

Buena Vista propr

House,

E.

J.

Camp,

Hampton Robert I., dentist, 17 Broad Hardin Atkinson T., varieties, 101

Camp, Glover A Co. (J. L. Camp, Broad

Cain Glover), dry goods, 39 Broad Hardy, Bowie & Co. (S. G. Hardy,

Carnochan Austin, saddles and har ness, 44 Broad

John M. Bowie), hardware, Broad, cor Howard

Carver J. B. A Co. (J. B. Carver), queensware, 15 Broad
Choice Hotel, J- C. Rawlins, propr; 120 Broad '

Hargrove Claude B., grocer, 36 Broad Hargrove & Williams (B. T. Har
grove, E. A. Williams), bankers, 47 Broad

Clements Cicero T., lawyer

Harper & Fort (C. M. Harper, C. M.

Cohen Philip, dry goods, 68 Broad

Fort), grocers, 12 Broad

Cohen's J. L.), cigars

J. 'Sons (A. and tobacco

L and L. and mill

Harpold Henry, dry goods, 13 Broad Harris Richard R. judge co. court

machinery

Hawkins, Butt A Co. (H. C. Hawkins,

Colclough Eli H., dry goods, 49 Broad J. B. Butt, W. O. White, William

Crane Warren ., agl 8., B. A D.

B. H

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Coffman, Jno Cruise, C. W. DePue), stoves, etc., 35 Broad

Dabney A Fouche (W. H. Dabney, Hawkins John JU., liquors and cigars, R. T. Fouche). lawyers, 29 Broad 38 Broad -

Dailey James G., furniture, 96 Broad Hillyer Junius F., lawyer and IT. 8.

Daniel James, cigars and tobacco, 20i commr, 40 Broad

Broad

Horn & Comer (A. J. Horn, W. F.

DeJournette A S"n (John C. and W. Comer), genl store, 51 Broad

M.), grocers, 131 Broad

Horn A McGhees (I. N. Horn, E. T.,

Denny Richard A., lawyer and ins. J. F. and J. If. McGhee), grocers,

agt, 90 Broad

23 Broad

D. F. Willcox. Ooltuntu, Senl LvonnM, Tin, Xuine, Lift, A client. EitaUiihei 1819.

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Hough Edward.C., tailor, 69 Broad Melville Thomas E.,

Howel & Vandiver (M. F. Howel, Singer Mnfg Go,, 88 Broad

J. T. Vandiver), grocers, 94 Broad Meyerhardt David J., dry goods, 69

Howell Theodore F., cotton compress, Broad

Howard, cor Court

Meyerhardt Max, lawyer, 73 Broad

Hoyt Robert T., druggist, 43 Broad Mitcbell Richard V., druggist, 107

Huffaker F. B. & Co. (F. B. Hoffitker. Broad

L. M. Johnston.), .grocers, 82 Broad Moore Jacob. C.,. jailer

Hughes John, notions

Morgan Samuel, cotton buyer, 13

Hume I. W. & Co. (I. W. Hume, K. Broad

8. Simons), grocers, 83 Broad

Morgan & Aunspaugh (Samuel Mor

Janes & McDonald i J. W. Janes, J. gan, Thomas F. Aunspaugh), cot

C. McDonald), druggists, 17 Broad ton compress, Elm, cor South

Johnson Henry J., ordinary

Moseley A. B. S. & Co. (A. B. a

Johnson J; Lindsey, lawyer, 40 and M. P. Moseley), proprs Rome

Broad

Daily and The Weekly Bulletin, 89

Jobnstone Bros (R. C. and H. W.), Broad. (See p. 655.)

dry goods, 71 Broad

Kevin & Shanklin (M. A. Nevln, J.

Jonas Hannah Mrs., milliner, 81 F. Shanklin), job Printers, 40 Broad

Broad

Newman William T., stoves, etc., 100

Jones Addison A., genl store, 117 Broad

Broad.

Nunnaly G. A. Rev., Baptist

Jones Robert H., blacksmith, 98 Omberg Adolphus A., tailor, 65 Broad

Broad

Omberg Albin, book seller, sta

Jones A Edmundson (W. T. Jones, tioner and printer, 33 Broad

W. H. Edmundson), marble yard, Parks Hugh B. & Co. (H. B. Parks),

102 Broad

dry goods, 19 Broad

Kane Fraiik, baker, 40 Broad

Pence E. C. & Co. (E. C. Pence), gro

Karlsruher Oustav, genl store, 22 cers, 118 Broad

Broad

Pennington C. M., supt Rome R. R

King Jack, exp agt, Broad

Peters Henry G., baker, 63 Broad.

King W. J. Rev., Baptist

Powers David J., druggist, 59 Broad

King & Bro. (J. and 8. S.), grocers, Powers & Nbrris (8. F. Powers, J. M.

67 Broad

Norris), auctioneers, 91 Broad

Kolm & Co. (M. Kobn, O. Strauss), Prather&Co. (J. Q. Prather, A.Wees-

clothing, 111 Broad

ner), saloon, 93 Broad

Kuttner Jacob, dry goods, 123 Broad Priutup Bros. & Co. (D. S., J. C. and

Lamkin George W. F., grocer, 114 J. J. Printup), bankers, 75 Broad

.Broad

Quinn John M., sheriff,

Eangley Thomas J., boots and shoes, Rambo K. Rev., Prim. Baptist

95Broad

Ramey William, livery stable, 16

Langston & Burnett (C. T. Langston. Broad

W. J. Burnett), shoemkrs, 55 Broad Kawlina Joseph C., propr Choice Ho

Langworthy Charles W., musical in tel, 120 Broad

struments, 90 Broad

Red Line Steamers, 8. P. Smith ft

Laramore & Co. (W. P. Laramore, J. Co., agents ; 25 Broad

T. Fears), produce, 92 Broad

Robinson W. T. & Co. (W. T. and T.

Lester Bannester S., grocer. 61 Broad L. Robinson, Foster Harper), flour

Levy Sally .dry goods. 79 Broad .

mill, $ mile bey limits

Lovelace Embry P., physician, Robinson & Co. {W. T. and ,T. L.i

Broad

F. P. Robinson), grocers, 10 Broad

Lovelace John M. & Son (J. M. and Rome Courier, M. Dwiuell, propr;

T. A.), boots and shoes, 26 Broad Broad. (See p. 655.)

McDonald Mark O., furniture, 32 Rome Daily, A. B. a Moseley A

Broad

Co., proprs; 89 Broad. (See p.

McWilliams W. T. A Co. (W. T. Mc- 655.)

Williams, R. G. Clark, O. H. Mc Rome Female College, J. M. M.

Williams), dry goods, 60 and 62 CaldwelLpres; Lumpkin

Broad

Rome Hotel, J. A. Stansbury,

Magruder E. J., school

propr; 2 Broad

ur Merahandla* from Philadelphia and Bai Imorevla CEORCIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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ROME HOTEL D. B. HAHILTOH, J. A. STANSBUBT, Propriotor,
MtO AJS 8VXHEW, mOIMnOB. OKA_

In the Principal Business Square of the City and in Ten Steps of Railroad. No Omni bus Needed.

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RVJUID UEU ha Button ii lop. Prompt Attention Given to all Busi ness in all the Courts.

TEE ONLY DAILY PUBLISHES HT OHEBOKEE GEOBGIA AND T.*-Htit*

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DAILY A! mm BDLLETI Ho. 89 Sottfe Broad Strot, ROME, ILAdvertising Contracted for on the Most Liberal Terms . WE WORK FOB ova, PATBONS. Give our Paper -a Trial Order.
TJIE BOME2 COURIER TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
By
TEE OODBIBa HAS BEEN PUBLISHED 96 YKAB8 B7 THE PBESENI PBOPBIETOB.
Match 27, 1857, the Soothem Statesman, pnbUshed at Calhonn, wan consolidated with the CODBJKB.
January 27, 1868, the Georgia Patriot, of Cedartown, was consolidated with it.
January 1, 1874, the Cbattooga Advertiser was consolidated with it. April 12, 1876, the Borne Commercial--Dafly and Weekly--was consolidated with It HP~The above facts are interesting to Advertisers.
THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER IN NORTH BEORBIA.
THE ROME TRIBUNE. SUBSCRIPTION SI.6O A YEAR. no:tT, i,eoo. HTFor Advertising Contracts address

Editor and Propriotor, BOXE, GUL

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ga. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Prop'rs, 27 & 29 Broad St.

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Rome Rail Road, Eben HUyer, West & Bro. (Wra., E. H. and B. H.),

pres; C. M. Pennington, supt; Jno druggists. 29 Broad E. StillweU.treaa and genl ticket agt Whitely William K, livery stable, 81 Rome Tri-weekly, B. F. Sawyer Broad

Rome Weekly Tribune, B. F. Wilkeraon Bobert T.. grocer, 46 Brocd

Sawyer, propr. (Seep. 655.)

Wilkinson Sallie Miss, milliner, 77

Bosenberg M. & Bro. (M. <k J.), cloth- Broad

ing, 19 Broad

Williams T. B. Mrs., milliner, 61

Boss Adolphna E., elk Superior Court Broad

Boasett Herman, agt, genl store, 8 Williams W. C. Bev., Episcopal

Broad

Williamson & Co. (T. J. Williamson,

Bounsayille & Bro. (J. W. and J. A.), M; E. Pentecost), cotton facfon,

grocers, Broad, cor Howard

Howard, cor Court

Bowell C., lawyer, 40 Broad .

Wood & Son (I. J. and C. D.), genl

Sargeant Joseph H., restaurant, 14 store. 103 Broad

Broad

Word Malcolm T., grocer, 127 Broid

Satterfleld J. H. & W. J., grocers, 20 Wright AFeatherston (A. B. Wright

Broad

C. N. Featherston), lawyers, 96

Sawyer Benjamin F., propr Broad

Borne Tri-Weekly and Weekly Tri Wright A O'Bryan (Wm. A. Wright,

bune. (See p. 655.)

S. G. O'Bryan), genl store, 129

Scanlan Patrick, tailor, 34 Broad

Broad

Sill Oswell W.. co.coroner

Yaucey ft Dean (Hamilton Tn-

Slaton & Powell (G. A, Slaton, J. T. cey, Linton A. Dean), lawyers, 27

Powell), genl store, 89 Broad

Broad

Smith Halsted, lawyer, 73 Broad Tarbrough W. L. Bev., Methodist

Smith Henry A., stationer, 103 Broad Yeiser James G., druggist, 27 Broad

Smith Hines M., co. surveyor

Young John S., photographer, 15

Smith S. P. &Co. (B. P., Smith), genl Broad

store, 25 Broad

Young Men's Library Ass'n, W. C.

Spiegelberg Morris, genl store, 105 Baker, librarian

Broad

Stansbury James A., propr Borne Hotel, 2 Broad, (e-ee p. 655.)
Taylor John F. (c), barber, 73 Broad

ROSE HILL.
Mvscogee County.

Terhune & West (C. Terhune, B. J. A residence suburb of Columbus.

West), boots and shoes, 41 Broad

Thornwell Charles A., -lawyer, 90 .. Broad Towers John B. Jr., lawyer, 84 Broad

ROSE HILL.
Union County.

Towers & Sullivan (W. M. Towers, Claims 25 inhabitants, has no port

A. B. Sullivan), plow mnfrs

office, and is 4 miles west of Blain-

Turnley Pryor L., druggist, 116 Broad ville.

Underwood John W. H., judge Supe

rior Court Veal & Son (J. E., and J. E. Jr.),

ROSINDALE.

watches, jewelery and silverware, 27 Broad

Barien County--B. & A. JR. B.

Veasey Thomas B., grocer, 108 Broad Twelve miles north of Nashville,

Wardlaw William H., grocer, 121 the county seat, and about 250 from

Broad

Atlanta; containing perhaps 375 in

Warlick John T., stoves, etc., 54 habitant*, and Baptist and Methodtt

Broad

churches. Naval stores, timber, cot

Warner Charles J., varieties, 75 ton, wool, hides, rice and sugar form

Broad

the principal exports. It has one

Webb William H., restaurant, 87 large steam saw mill, and band

Bjroad

manufacturing forms one of the prin

Weekly Bulletin, A. B. 8. Moseley cipal industries. Mitehell ACo's Loot

&Co.,proprs; 89 Broad. (See p. 655.) Express. Mail daily each wy.

West B. H., co. treas

David B. Paxton, P. M.

TAlfF 1 AiV**

theCBORCIA

RAILROAD, the Popular Route from

Atlanta.

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Cooper John, barrel mkr

toswell Academy, E. Faw, prin

Manly G. H. Bev., Methodist

Roswell Mnf& Co. (incorporated),

Paxton David B., genl store and cotton mnfra and genl store

mufr naval stores and boxes

raitli Archibald Jr., notary

Roundtree John Rev., Baptist

tout 8. H.,jhysician

Sloat, Buasell A Co., timber shippers Tucker M. J., justice

Trihble A Kelpin (J. C. Tribble, Jo seph Kelpin), genl store

Wood L. F., turpentine distiller

Vebb Alfred, genl store

Webb Robert F.. sboemkr

ROSSVH.LE.

White & Watson (W. White, J. B.

Walker County.

Watson), genl store and guano

.About 19 miles north of LaFayette, and 8 northeast of High Point. Prob ably 20 inhabitants. No post office.

ROTHERWOOD.
CarroU County.

ROSWELL.

Twelve miles southeast of Carrollton and 4 south of Whitesburgb, a

Goto County. Fourteen miles northeast of Mari

station on the 8., G. & N. A. R R Population about 20. No postoffice.

etta, the seat of justice, and 10 from Doraville--A. & C. A-L. By--its

ROUND HILL.

shipping and express office, via which

Dawton County.

the distance to Atlanta is 25 miles. Has three churches--Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist--and an excel lent academy. Boswell is quite a

Comprising a population of some 20* arsons, who have no postal facilities; ! miles northeast of Dawsonville.

manufacturing center, situated on the banks of the Chattahoocb.ee

ROUND OAK.

.river and Vickery's creek, both fur nishing immense water power. Population about 1,200, and the ex ports are cotton and woolen goods. Mail stages communicate with Ma rietta and Doraville daily. T. D. Adams, P. M.

Jonet County. Nine miles northwest of Clinton court house and 15 from Haddock'8' Station--M. & A. B. R.--its nearest shipping point, via which it is 137 rom Atlanta. Has a population of

Adams T. D., genl store Anderson Robert B., physician Arnold & Co., shoemkra Bates M., genl store Bynum L. H., justice and tanner

less than 20, a Methodist churcb,.and a grist mill driven by power derived from a tributary of the Ocmulgee.. Mall tri-weekly. M. G. Barfield,, P> M.

Gofer Merritt J. Rev., Methodist Drake & Co. (John Drake, C.
Webb), shoemkra

M.

Barfleld M. G., genl store Glover N. G., grist mill Gresham John Bev., Baptist

Dunwoody C. A., guano agt

Mann G. W., genl store

Faw Enoch, lawyer and prin Bos- Bead K. Bev., Methodist

well Academy

Bicketts T. O., justice

Greer Turner G., physician

"WJlkes Reuben, carpenter

Hansell Andrew J., lawyer Hembree & Alien (D. Hembree, J

ROYSTON.

Alien), genl store King James R, cotton gin and cabl

FranJdi* County--E. A-L. Sy.

net mkr

Formerly Franklin Springs; name

Laurel Mill Mnffe Co. (inoorpora changed during the interval of Sep

ted), J. 8. Wood, pres; genl store tember 1--December 1, 1878. It Is

and woolen mills

11 miles southeast of Carnesville, the

Minton James D., harness mkr

county seat, 20 miles from Elberton,

Otwell Llttleton M.. blacksmith

80 from Toocoa. and 123 from Atlanta,

Praantt Nathaniel A. Bev., Presbyteri

and Is within 3 miles of Broad river. The shipment of cotton since the

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railroad was opened to this place, Mattox W. H., grist mill

October 3d, 1878, amounts to 864 bales. Wall J. N., teacher .

It has office of Southern Express and

the usual church and common school facilities.
Franklin Mineral Springs, an ex

RUFF.
Cotib County--(See Smyrna.) .

cellent summer resort and a place of some note, is situated two miles west.

RURAL VALE.

Stages communicate semi-weekly

Wliitjidd County.

with Anderson, O. H., 8. C., and Athens, Ga. Population estimated at ISO. Mail daily each way. Dr. Columbus N. Osborn, P. M.

Is located in the northeastern por tion of the county, about 20 miles f-om Dalton, the county seat, and la a postofflce.

Agnew W. C., carpenter

Bond Joseph, propr mineral springs

RUSHVILLE.

Bowers Patrick H., genl store Bowers Thomas C., olacksmith .

Banks County.

'Brown Ira, justice Cunningham William, carpenter Douly Asa C., saloon Edwards John J., blacksmith

Has no postoffice. Population 26Is located 5 miles southwest of Wal nut TTtll and 10 southeast of Homer-

Gaines 8. D. Rev., Methodist Goodson Boat T., saloon Harrison Thomas J., harness mkr Hays Howard, 'carpenter

RUSSELLVILLE.

Monroe County.

'

With an estimated population of

Jones Henry W., genl store

100; situated 11 miles south of For-

Jones Martin, carpenter

syth, the seat of justice, and nearest

McCallum Thomas, carpenter

express and shipping office, via which

Osborn Columbus A., physician the distance to Atlanta is 87 miles.

Osborn John W., justice

It has one good school and two

Phillips T. A. T., blacksmith

churches Methodist and Baptist

.Rains P. L., carpenter

and exports principally cotton. From

Boberts M. V., carpenter

a small stream in the vicinity power

JRoyston William A. genl store Stair James, carpenter

is derived 10 operate five grist mills. Mail semi-weekly by buggy. Jamet

.Stiefel George M., genl store

M. Haynes, P. M.

Teat James B., carpenter Teat J. Ira. contractor pucker C. C., tanner Turner Alien 8., exp and r.r. agt Veal James D., physician 'Wooten Barton, carpenter

Ballard M. C., genl store Banks B. H., geul store Britt J. T., sboemkr Brown J. M., genl store Chain bliss B. F., physician Croom W. Q., barber

RUCKERSVILLE.

Danielly J. A. genl store Evans C. T. P., syrup mnfr

filbert County.

Hardin Elizabeth Mrs., grist mill

Yearly export of cotton amounts to about 400 bales. Population 75; has a common school and two churches Methodist and Baptist. Is 7 miles northeast of Elberton court bouse, its shipping point, via .which it is 15C from Atlanta. Savannah river 9 miles distant. Mail weekly. F. B. Cleveland, P. M.

Haynes James M,, lawyer Huckaboy Jeffrey, blacksmith Huguley M. J., grist mill Jordan J. W. Rev., Methodist Lumpktn 8. A., news agt McGinty J. T.. genl store Maynard W. T., grist mill Montgomery W. I)., physician Moran A. B. Mrs., grist mill Oxford & Huguley, grist mill

B tiley E., carpenter

Kails John B., school commr

Blalock & Blalock, saloon

Shipp W. W., notary and justice

Clark L. L., physician

Wheeling Henry, carpenter

Cleveland F. B., genl store

Zellner B. H. Hon., co. commr

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ST. ELMO.

Liberty County.

Schiey County.

Merely the turpentine distillery of Unorganized as a town. In the

Holliday, Jordan & Co. It Is 7 miles immediate vicinity the population is

sooth of Johnston Station, its postof- 75, with two churches--Methodist and

fice.

Baptist--and common school. It

is located on Buck creek, 9 miles

north of EUaville, the county seat,

RUTLEDCE.

and 21 from Ogletborpe, its shipping

Morgan County--Go. S. R. A thriving village of perhaps 300 inhabitants, 9 miles northwest of Madison, the county seat, 111 from Augusta and 60 from Atlanta. Has

office and exprees station, via which it is 175 from Atlanta. Mail semiweekly. Goodman Dixon, P. M. Hill Lawrence, blacksmith Pickerd W. B., millwright

office of Southern Express and West ern Union Telegraph, a common

ST. MARK'S.

school and two churches--Methodist

Meraeeiher County.

and Baptist. About 2,300 bales cot ton shipped annually. Mail daily each way. J. N. Studdard, P. M.

Very small country post office, 10 miles northwest of Greenville, the county seat, and 6 from Hogansville

Baker J. P. Rev., Baptist

--A. 4 W. P. R. R.--the nearest rail

Barker W. IX, genl store

way and express station, via which

Beorden T. W., meats

Atlanta is 64 miles distant In the

Boyett M. C. Mrs., hotel

neighborhood is an excellent school,

Brown J. P., physician.

Bantist church and a steam gin, grist

Crossley A. 8., blacksmith

and saw milL Mail daily by hack

Hardaway George W. Rev.,Methodist from Hogansville. Mrs. Rachel C.

Hill Joseph, lawyer

White, P.M.

Long Henry, shoemkr Morrison J. J., lawyer Murrow M. A., genl store and gu
ano agt Patillo George R.. physician Richter A. P. & Bro., genl store Roystoa A. J., genl store and hotel Staddard John IV., grocer and r. r.
agt

Cline John H., Rev., Baptist Clopton John P., physician, gin,
grist and saw mill Darden John M, blacksmith Ellis Samuel D., justice Key John M. Rev., Baptist Meacham Henry, lawyer Prather William W. Rev., Baptist

Viiiing & Bro (A. O. and D. M.), genl store

ST. MARY'S.

Williams & Wallace (Andrew J. Wil

Camden County.

liams, N. P. Wallace), genl store Winson G. F., physician and druggist

County seat; is situated on the St. Mary's river, within sight of the At

lantic ocean. Fernandiua, Fla., 10

ST. CLAIR.

miles distant by water, is the nearest express and telegraph office. Commu

Burke County.

nication is had by steamers with

Claims a population of 25; has no pOBtoffice, and is situated about 10 miles northwest of Waynesborougb.

Brunswick --45 m iles distant--Savan nah, Jacksonville and Feruandina, and. to all points on the St. Mary's river. Also, by stage and

private vehicle. to Jeffersontou.

ST. CLOUD.

Owens' Ferry, Bayley's, and all

Heard County.

points in Camden county, and to Trader's Hill, Center Village, Cole-

With about 20 inhabitants, and no rain, and all points in Charlton

postal advantages; is situated 8 miles county.

northeast of Franklin

St.Mary's is 334 miles from At-

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lanta, via Brunswick, and has six principal exports. The populaUoi

churches; three white--Presbyterian, tributary Is about 500. Mall daily bj Methodist and Catholic--three col boat. Miss A. Stevens, P. M.

ored--Baptist and two Methodist-- three schools--Camdeu County Acad emy and two common schools. The population is about 9QO. Mail daily, either by steamer orsail vessel. luand around St. Mary's are several ttteam saw mills. Lumber is the chief ex port, about 12,000,000 feet shipped annually. John Bessent, P. M. Adams F. M., lawyer and ordinary

Dart A Co. (J. E. Dart, J. T. ColUw), genl-store
Dodge, Mays A Co., saw mill Fuller W. A., tel opr Gould Horace B., justice Hines A., baker Levison Robert, genl store Postell James, justice Stevem A. Miss, teacher

Amow J. M., lawyer and co. judge
Atkinson E. N., co. surveyor

SAFFOLD.
Early County.

Baralte A. A., Spanish cousnl

Is a country post office on the Chit-

Bessent John, ateamb atagt

tahoocbee river, 24 miles souihwat

Clemens H. K., genl store

ot Blakely, the county seat.

Collier Jobn, genl store

Curtis A. C., real estate agt Esenstein J. Mrs., genl store Fox & Burns (Richard D. Fox, Sam
uel L. Burns), genl store Frank D., genl store Gowan W. W., elk Superior Court Hardee Charles, physician Hemandez C., genl store

SALEM CREEK.
Telfair Ctmnty.
An inconsiderable settlement, 6 miles southeast of McRae, with it estimated population of 25. No fat office.

Long Garie, co. tax receiver McWhorter E. A., dep U. S. col cus
toms

SALLACOA.
Cherokee County.

Mann Madison, sheriff

Is a small place 14 miles northwot

Mira A. F., genl store

of Canton court house, and 24 fan

Mitchell Daniel, co. surveyor

Cartersville, its shipping office, fe

Pratt S. C-, genl store

which it is 73 from Atlanta. Hw

Rudolph Henrietta Mrs., genl store one high school and two churchw-

Rudolph J. J., co. treas and genl Methoaisl and Baptist. Corn, wheat

store.

cotton and tobacco form the principal

Seals A. W., co. tax collector

shipments. The Sallacoa creek fa-

Shepard Joseph, U. S. col customs Slmpson Hamilton, genl store

nisbes power to drive a grist milMail weekly on horseback. Thorn*

Tignor W. H. Rev., Methodist Van Valkenburg W. B., saw mill Wash burn Joseph Rev., Presbyterian Wright A. C., genl store

R. Colllns, P. M. Collins Jacob R., blacksmith CoIIim T. R. & Sons, grist mill Dodgin John, genl store

Hardin S. M., physician

ST. SIMON'S MILLS. Oiynn County.

Harmon Henry O., blacksmith Jefferson & Ferguson (George Jeflfcr-
son, Daniel Fergusou), tohun

Situated on St. Simon'8 island, 9 mnlrs

miles east of Brunswick, its county Jones Seaborn, notary seat, and on the south branch of Al- Lewis John B., justice tamaba river. Has one school, two Maban David, txjbacco mnfr churches--Episcopalian and Presby Smith Jobn, genl store terian--steam saw mills and office of

the St. Simon's and Brunswick Tele graph Co. The chief interest is truck farming for Northern and Western markets. Lumber and fruit are the

SALT SPRINGS. Douglas County.
Eight miles northeast of Dougta*

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ville, the county seat, and 16 from At Carroll J. W., notary and hatter

lanta, its shipping point, near Beaver Carson W. N. Rev., Baptist Ban and Swet Water creeks, both Hamrick David Bev., Prim. Baptist

famishing excellent water power, Hamrick J. M., penl store

operating two gins, four grist and two Herrin R. A. & T. K., gin and saw

saw mills. It naa a tributary popula mill

tion of 300, a common school and a Niohols H. W., carpenter

Methodist Episcopal Church South. Smith B. M., grist mill Moil stages daily to Atlanta and Weeing D. J. Rev., Methodist

Donglasville. John C. Bowden, P. WilliamsonJ. B., justice

M.

Bowden John C:, co. school

SAND TOWN.

commr

Baldwin County.

Bowen A. J., justice Ferguson A., grist and saw mill Garrett C. Cy physician Humphries Joseph, shoemkr

Northeast of Milledgeville, 9 miles. Not a postofflce. Has a population estimated at 30.

Humphries M. M., sboemkr James John M., grocer

SAND TOWN.

J*mes W. A., lawyer Love C. B., genl store Love 4 Howell (D. K. Love, H. P.
Howell), gin and grist mill Mitchell & Causey, (W. P. MiteheU,
Israel Causey), grist mill Norris James, chair mkr Perkeraon & Simonton (J. D. Perker-
son, A. Simonton), gin, grist and saw mill.

CampbeU County. Only a farmers postofflce, on the Chattahoochee river at mouth of Sweetwater creek, 12 miles north of Fairburn, the county seat, and 16 . from Atlanta, its express and shipr ping office. Has a Methodist church and common school. Population 25. Mail weekly. William Aderhold, P.

Rogers B. P., carriage mkr

M.

Stone A. N., millwright

Aderhold William, justice

Westmoreland J. W., physician

MeWilliams Robert, justice

8ALUDA.

Coweta County.

SANDERSVILLE.

Ten miles east of Newnan and 3 Wfuftington County--8. & T. R. R.

north of Sharpsburgh. Not a post County seat; a prosperous city of

office. Has about 20 inhabitants.

1,000 population, 3 miles from Ten-

nille, 58 from Macon, 138 from Savan

SAND HILL. GarroU County.

nah and 161 from Atlanta. It has four white churches--Baptist, Meth odist, Christian and Catholic-three

Population about 50. 8 miles north colored churches--Baptist and two

of Carrojlton, the county seat and Methodist--white and colored schools

nearest shipping office, wu which it and county fair grounds. Washing

is 73 from Atlanta. Has three ton county in the aggregate of pro

churches--Methodist, Missionary and ducts of the soil, exceeds any other

Primitive Baptist--one common county in the State. Its principal

Khool and a steam gin and saw mill. shipment* are cotton and fruit. Tel

om a small creek power is derived egraph, Western Union. Express,

[or operating a grist mill. Also Southern. E. A. Sullivan, P. M.

known as Five Points. Mail weekly. J- W. Carroll, P. M.

Adams Horace D., harness mkr Adams Thomas J. Bev., Baptist

Broom & Cooke (J. A. F. Broom, Anthony James D. Bev., Methodist

B. D. Cooke), blacksmiths

Anthony J. D. A Sons (Bev. James

grown James Bev., Baptist

D., James F. and Marcellus B.),

*own & Embrey (J. G. W. Brown, proprs "Courier."

B. L. Embrey), physicians

Arnau Michael L., jeweler

\Ifill/>svv' Innnmee Agtnoy, Oolumbtu, to. Hmetzted. ZlntwUl

W1I1COX S

EiUUished 1849.

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Bayne Mrs. & Co. (Mrs. Sophronla Floyd William H., shoemkr

J. Bayne, Miss Mary W. Perry), Gallaher William, grocer

milliners

Gallaher William A., tel opr

Boyer Mirabeau H., saloon

Gilmore John N., lawyer, hotel

Brantley & Hatch (Solomon D. Brant- and mayor. (See p. 672.)

ley, Milo-G. Hatch), physicians Glenn Thomas C., photographer

'Browu Clement C., lawyer and ordi Greenwood Julius, genl store

nary

Guttenberger Ferdinand A., music

Brown Robert M., justice

teacher

Bruce Eugene G. (c). barber

Haloes A. Y. & Son (Alfred Y. and

Clarke George C. Rev., Methodist Cohen Jacob Mrs., genl store Cone Richard W., lawyer

Noble Li.), genl store Happ P. & Son (Pincus and Morris),
dry goods and groceries .

Courier. J. D. Anthony ASons. proprs Harris Thomas M. Rev., Christian

Davis William C., lawyer and editor Herald and Georgian, William

"Courier"

Park, propr. (See p. 672.)

Eaton Florida S. Mrs., hotel

Herman Isaac, tax receiver and

Evans Beverly D., lawyer

saloon

:ULMORE HOTJS
J. N. GILMORE, Proprietor,

^"Special Attention Given to the Collection of Claims. Office In the Court Home.
ROBERT L. RODGERS,
m

SPECIAL ATTENTION TO COLLECTIONS.

ESTABLISHED IN 1841.

SANDERSVILLE, GA.

WILLIAM PARK, Editor and Proprietor.

Oldest Paper in this Section of the State. Large Circu lation in Washington and Adjoining Counties.

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Hines James K., lawyer and solicitor genl

SANDY CROSS.

Hollifleld Horatio N., physician

OgleOlerpe County.

Jackson M. Jj., co. surveyor Jernigan Andrew J., watchmkr and
confectioner Jordan Eugene B., stoves, etc. Langmade Edward 8., lawyer Laveigne James T., undertaker Laveigne & Weedon (James T. La
veigne,William H. Weedon), black smiths Layton John, co. coroner HcCarty Edward W., painter McCarty William A., genl store McKinnon Thomas M., fancy goods

Has about 50 inhabitants, a Meth odist church, common school and semi-weekly stage communication, with Crawford. It is 7 miles northeast of Islington, the seat of justice, and 9 from Lexington Depot, its shipping point, via which it is 126 from Atlanta. Cotton is the chief export. Mail four times a week. Miss 8. A. Cnnningham, P. M. Adams J. T., shoemkr Belk N. A., wheelwright

Mathis Aylesbury, druggist and phy Bradford P. B., physician

sician

Cnnningham S. A. Miss, teachier

Mathis A. A Co. (Aylesbury Mathis, Doster W. T., genl store

Robert M. Freeman), fertilizers Jones John, blacksmith

Mays A. P., sheriff

Steele C. H., blacksmith

Minton W. D. 8., gunsmith

Watkius D. J., physician

Newman M. & Son (Mark and James D.), genl store

SANDY RIDGE.

NorthinetonS. M.,clkSuperiorCourt Park William, prnpr Herald and
Georgian. (See p. 672.) Pringle & On (Coleman B. Pringle,
William L. Orr), genl store Rawlings Benjamin T., genl store and
livery stable Bawlings William, physician Reinhart George D., boots and shoes Renfroe William H., carriage mkr Rice M. J. Rev., Catholic

Ben-ry County. McDonough, the county seat, is 12 miles west, Covington, its shipping point, is 17 miles distant, via which the distance to Atlanta is 58 miles. In the vicinity are Methodist and Baptist churches and common school. Cotton is the principal <xport. Population less than 20. Mail weekly. Reuben J. Harper, P. M.

Roberts John B., physician

Oiddeons William C., dentist

Robison Jesse A.,lawyer

Green Julius A. Rev., Baptist

Hobison John W., lawyer

Harper James W., millwright

Rodgers Robert I*, lawyer and Harper Reuben J., carriage mkr

county judge. (See p. 672.)

Normon William P., notary

Bodgers Bobert Y., pbysiciau

Trainer C. W. H. Bev., (Methodist),

Bogers O. H., co. treas

shoemkr

Roughton Bradford E., druggist

Welch Adolphus, justice

Sannders William O., sboemkr

Welsh George W., genl store

Bchaufele William F., grocer

Woods William, tinner

Smith 3. J. A Son (Samuel J. Smith),

genl store Sparks Aylesbury 8., grocer oparkg John J., dry goods

SANDY SLUE. Coffee County.

Sullivan Edward A., justice and Sixteen miles south of Douglas, the

collection agent. (See p. 672.)

seat of justice, and is deprived of pos

Tanner George W., physician

tal advantages.

Tapper Jaraea T., blacksmith

fhigpen W. B., co. tax collector

SANTA LUCA.

Warthen George D., genl store, etc Warthen Richard L., lawyer

Gilmer County.

Watkins William E., grocer

Nine miles north of Ellljay court

Watkins W. E. & Co. (William E. house and 40 from Dalton, the near

Watkins, Benjamin G. Smith) eat express and shipping office, via

. genl store

which It is 140 miles from Atlanta.

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Situated on theJEIlijay river, and has of wealthy and influential associate*

Baptist and Methodist churches, obtained from the crown of Great common school and a tributary pop Britain the grant of a province lying'

ulation of 250. Stages run to Caners- between the Savannah and Alt*-

ville weekly. Thomas M. Jones. P. maha rivers. On the 1st of February

M.

1733,. at the head of a colony,

Jones J. W., blacksmith
Jomnmes Thomas M., grist and saw
McFarland B. C., blacksmith Wales Thomas, cabinet mkr

be landed on Yamacraw BInBL situated on the south bank or the Savannah river, latitude 32 4* north, longitude 81 5* west, .and' on the 9th of the same month commenced the erection of the flrtt

8ANVALDA.

building of the present city of 8a> vannah, the second in population

Mitdutt County.

and first in commercial importance

Is eight miles southeast of Camilla, has no postofflce, and about 20 inhab itants.

in the state. With varying fortunes, subject constantly to danger from fierce savages, the little settlement continued to improve until the 15tb

SARDI8.

of January 1761, when the first gen eral assembly of Georgia convened it

Burke County.

Savannah. The inauguration of itt

Four miles from Brier creek, offer ing excellent water power, but not utilized; 20 miles southeast of Waynesborough, the seat of justice, via which the distance to Atlanta Is 223 miles. In the neighborhood are Methodist and Baptist churches and common school. Mail weekly. J. L. Baxter, P. M.

colonial government, the formationof a militia, and the recognition- of Georgia by the crown in the appoint ment of governor, tended to increase more rapidly its population, and (o give to it more assurance of safety from hostile Indians. In 1759 the first wharf, at a point midway be tween Bull and Whitaker streets, WM constructed, and -its beneficial effect

Baxter J. L., genl store Lively A. & Co., genl store

soon became apparent in the in* creased arrival of shipping. During

Lively M. M., physician Peachley S. P., genl store Peckam A. A., physician VIdetto H. A., millwright

the revolutionary war Savannah was alternately in possession of the Americans and British, and during those troublous times its history W

full of interest. In December 1789 It

8ATILLA. Wayne County--(See Hadum.)
SAT ILLA.

was chartered as a city by the legis lature of Georgia, and in the succeed' ing year its first city government was inaugurated by the installation of Mr. John Houston as mayor.

Wayne County--(Met Lvlaton.)

OBOWTH AKD POPULATION.

8ATILLA BLUFF.

The commanding location of Sa

Situated

Camden County. near the mouth

of

the

vannah, situated on a fine bluff forty feet above the level of the river, within eighteen miles of the AtlantW

Satilla river, about 33 miles north of ocean, and with a draught ot 19 feet

8t. Mary's, the county seat, and has of water on the bar at mean low wa

mail facilities.

ter and 26 at mean high water, made

Scott Thomas E., genl store

it immediately one of the most im portant cities in the United States.

SAVANNAH.

On the llth of January, 1820, it wa the scene of a disastrous fire that

County seat: About the year 1729 consumed 463 houses, exclusive of

Gen. James Oglethorpe, an English outbuildings, inflicting a loss estima

officer of distinction, with a number ted at four millions of dollars, and

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before the people had recovered from seek her capacious harbor in winter,

the shock yellow fever assailed the each recurring year witnessing large'

oity and caused great loss of life. increase in foreign trade. The esti

The population at this time was 7,523. mated tonnage of the port of Savan

On the 12th of August, 1854, this pes nah including coastwise vessels now

tilence again attacked the city and amounts to 1,500,000.

made fearful havoc, the maximum of In cotton, Savannah receives an

interments reaching 51 on the 12th of nually 700,000 bales of uplands, and

8eptemtM*r. The population was now about 8,000 bags Sea Island, which to

boat 18,000; in 1860 it numbered exported as follows:

23,000; in 1870 it had reached 28,000. Uplands--Coastwise. 250.000 bales

and from a census of the city taken

England, 200,000 "

by the publishers of this volume in December, 1878. its population was

France,

25,000 "

Other Continen

32,656, of which 17,493 were white

tal Ports, 225.000 "

and 15,163 colored.

Sea Island--Coastwise, 6,000 bags

BAILBOADS AND STEAMBOATS.

England, 1,600 "

Being of necessity the great port of

France,

400 "

Georgia, it became essential to have Of rice the receipts annually are

fall and perfect communication with about- 30,000 casks. The other ex

all sections of the State, and In 1843 ports may be summed up as follows:

the Central Railroad, connecting 200,000 barrels of rosin, 35,000 barrels

Macon and Savannah, was comple of turpentine, 52,000,000 superficial

ted. This great road, running through feet of lumber, 100,000 hides, 850,000

the middle of the State and penetra pounds of wool and 50,000 pounds of

ting its wealthiest sections, became wax. The entire value of her ex

of inestimable importance in the ports at this time are estimated at

transportation of cotton, etc., for ex $70,000,000.

port. Later the Atlantic and Golf From a comparison of these figures

Railroad was projected, and with its with the shipments of other ports in

tributaries furnishes intercourse with this country, it will be perceived that

Brunswick, Thomasville, Bainbridge Savannah ranks second among the

nd Albany, while the Savannah cotton ports of the south, and in the

and Charleston Railroad not only total value' of exports third among

gives communication with the city the ports of the United States.

last named, but also direct railroad intercourse with the North. The Savannah, Seabonrd and Skldaway Bailroad is a continuation of the treet railways, furnishing rapid trant to Isle of Hope, Montgomery and White Bluff, all lying along the sea coast and used as summer residences Jjnd pleasure resorts. Several line* of boats ply between Savannah and Au gusta on the Savannah river, and others communicate with Darien, Hawkinsville, etc., via the Altamaha nyer, and around the coast to Bruns"ick, St M/irys. Fernandina, Jack sonville, Charleston and other points.

BUSINESS AMD BANKING INTERESTS.
The great importance ot Savannah as a seaport, her large foreign trade and excellent railroad facilities com bine to constitute her one of the greatest business centres of the south. The wholesale trade is already large and constantly increasing; having as its exponents, bouses of abundant capital and established reputation. The retail trade is also great, being as it is the natural point of distribu tion for all that section of the State bordering on the coast.
Its banking capital exceeds two and a half million of dollars, distributed

COMMEBCE AND EXPOKTS.

in four banks and three private bank

With northern ports, Savannah ing houses, whose careful and syste

now has seven lines of steamships. matic operation not only meets all

. : 4 to New York, 1 to Boston, 1 to the requirements of trade, but Im

WUadelphia and 1 to Baltimore, parts confidence and security to all

addition to these, sail vessels of interests.

y size, from all nations and Being almost exclusively a cony

ng the products of every clime, menial city, Savannah has oompar*-

D. F.

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tively few manufacturing establish ments, these consistingof 4 foundries,

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND CHUBCHEB.

1 cotton factory, 2 rice, 3 flour and Being one of the oldest cities in the

grist, paper and several lumber mill?, United States, the architecture of

and 2 railroad car shops.

many of the public and prominent

CITY GOVERNMENT.

buildings is rather or a quaint and venerable than an artistic and beau

The municipal government is vested tiful style, yet there are many noble

in a Mayor and a Board of Aldermen, structures that compare favorably

twelve in number, who are elected with those of other, cities. The

bi-ennially. In the character and churches particularly are fine speci

ability of her officers, Savannah has mens of architectural design, and

perhaps been more fortunate than adorn this ancient city as lasting

any city in the South during and monuments of the taste and culture

since the disordered days of recon of her people. The Custom Home,

struction. The police, consisting of an imposing granite edifice, and the

a chief, 1 lieutenant, 5 sergeants and new Market, are also quite hand

48 privates, deserves high praise for some. In Savannah there are now

its admirable discipline and satisfac the following churches: Baptist, 1

tory performance of duty. The Fire Department, organized on the volun

white, 6 colored;

colored; Congregational, 1 Episcopal, 3 white, 1 col

teer system, and composed of 1 hook ored ; Israelite, 2; Lutheran, 1 white;

and ladder, several hose and 4 steam Methodist, 3 white, 5 colored ; Non-

engine companies, presided over by a Sectarian, 1 white: Presbyterian, 2

chief and two assistants, is prompt white, and Roman Catholic, 3 white.

and efficient, and having the advan

tage of an automatic fire telegraph, is

CEMETERIES AND PARKS.

perhaps the most perfect of the vol Savannah has four cemeteries--

unteer departments of the South. Bonaventure, Laurel Grove, the He

brew, and the Old Cemetery. Bonv

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. venture is perhaps the most univer



While Savannah has no literary colleges, and but few institutions of high grade, still her educational sys tem deserves commendation. Of high grade institutions, there are the Savannah Medical College and the Academy of St. Vincent DePaul, un der the control of the Sisters of Mer cy. Of low grade, several private and nine excellent common schools for the education of both races, and attended annually by over 2,000 chil dren.

sally admired burial place in the United States. The stately live oaks spreading their giant arms over the handsome drives, covered with hoary moss, which droops in graceful feetoons over the silent paths, imparts a solemnity to this resting place of the unconscious sleepers, that impresnei one with a sense of awe and gran deur. The wild luxuriance of the grass and foliage, the variety and beauty of the flowers, the purity and taste of the monuments, and the ex quisite perspective under the noble

CHABITABIiB INSTITUTIONS.

trees and-graceful moss, make it

In the great rwork of charity. place once' seen never to be for

Savannah is conspicuous, and gotten. possesses asylums and hospitals In parks Savannah is more abun for the relief of the unfortunate dantly supplied than any of her and suffering that are deserv sister cities. At the intersection

ing of the highest commendation. of many of the streets, squares are

These consist of the Episcopal Or laid off, numbering sixteen in

phan Home, the Female Orphan Asy all, which are well kept' as parkt

lum, St. Joseph's Infirmary, and Sa for public use, some of them con vannah Hospital, white, and the taining monuments and fountains

Georgia Infirmary, colored, all of of rare beauty--the most conspicuous which are under competent manage of which is the Pulaski monument,

ment and doing great good in the re erected to the memory of the noble lief of the distressed and afflicted. and valiant Polander who sacrificed

SHIP your Cotton last via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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himself on tbe altar of American Alexander &. Maxwell (W. E.

Independence while attempting to Alexander, C. R. Maxwell, A. T.

rescue Savannah from tbe invader's Luckie), whol grocers and pror

grasp. Forsyth Park is one of the din, Abercorn, nw cor Bryan. (See most beautiful pleasure resorts in the p. 679.)

South, abounding in rare flowers and Alien George W., queensware, 165}

exotics, handsome fountains, luxuri and 192 Brongbton

ant vegetation, and having a rich Alien & Lindsay (D. O. Alien, W. J.

award of velvety grass, it is an ele Lindsay), furniture, 169 Bronghton

gant mosaic full of taste and beauty. Altmayer A. R. & Co. (A. B,

In an extension of tbe park has been Altmayer, Herman Cohen), Jobbers

erected a monument to the Confed and dire in millinery and fancy

erate dead, worthy of the affection goods, 135 Broiufhtoo

in which their memory is held by Anderson C. W. * Co. (C. W. and C.

the noble people for whom tiiey laid G. Anderson), grain and com mere,

down their lives. Constructed of red 1 65 Bay sandstone, trimmed and ornamented Anderson John W., chief dep IT. 8.

with Italian marble, with urns, has marshal, Custom House

reliefs and statues of exquisite design Anderson Robert H., chief of

and sculpture, it is a work of artistic police and genl ins agt, 114 Bay '

excellence, forming a grand tribute Anderaon's J. W. Son (G. W. An

to a grand cause.

derson), cotton factor, 92 Bryan

Andrew Jno., cigar mkr, 28 Whitaker

SOCIAL AND GENERAL

Anglin John, saloon, 164 Bryan

Appel Louis, clothing, 162 Bryan

From its earliest days Savannah Arkwrigbt Mnfg Co., J. C. Rowland,

has justly been.noted for tbe purity pres; south end Guerard

and elevation of her people and tbe Arkwright Thomas, propr Savannah

culture and refinement of her soci Theatre

ety. Of liberal and polite educa Araetti George, fruits, 112* Bronghtion and exalted chivalrous senti ton ment they are the type and expo Aaendorf John, grocer, 93 Price

nents of tbe highest civilization. Asendorf John M., grocer, Haber-

With a.beautiful .and attractive sham, nw cor Jones lane city, a capacious harbor. with new Ash Charles B., broker, 80 Taylor

and superior wharves, a growing Aahton David (c), blacksmith, aa

foreign and inland trade, and a pro Canal, w of W. Boundary

gressive and generous people, Savan Atkins James, collector of cus

nah is in the full fruition of tbe great toms. Custom House, and lawyer,

hopes of her noble founder. Tele 113 Congress

graph, Western Union. Express, Atlantic & Gulf Railroad, John

Southern. LaFayette McLaws, P. M Screven and 8. A. Strang, receiv ers; H. S. Haines, genl supt; J. L.
Abbott Edward A., druggist, W. Taylor, genl fit and pass agt;

Broad, ne cor Bryan

George Alien, cashier; genl offices

Abend Zeitung, J. Stern, propr; 161 and depot, Liberty, se cor E.

Bay

Broad. (See adv.)

Abraham's Home, Miss A. B. Bailey, Avet Louis, cameo cutter, 21 Bull

matron; 2Broughton

Axson Isaac S. K. Rev., Ind. Pres

Abrams Jacob J, lawyer and justice, byterian

103 Bay

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Backley. John J., com mer, 168

Academy of St. Vincent de Paul, Broughton

Liberty, se cor Abercorn

Bacon D. C. * Co. (D. C. Bacon, W.

Adams' A. P. A- S. B. (Alex. B. Stillwell), lumber and com men,

Pratt, Samuel B. Adams), lawyers, . 64 Bay

103 Bay, cor Drayton

Bacon Henry (c), cabinet mkr, Mont

Adams William B~ commr of gomery, sw cor Gwinnett

deeds, 103 Bay. (See p. 679.)

Bacon A Brooks (A. S. Bacon, J. F.

Alexander Jesse, clothing, 186 Con Brooks),saw mill and lumber yard,

gress

E. Broad, aw cor Liberty .

The Press and People regard TH1 CHRISTIAN INDEX the best Advertising Medium In the South.

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Badden Henry H., contractor Best Alcuin H., dentist, Congress, sw

and builder, and country work so cor Whitaker

licited, 13 Bryan.

Beytagh John, grocer, E. Broad, n

Baeu Philip, clothing, 180 Bryan

cor Thunderbolt rd

Bailey David, tailor, 20 Dray ton

Beytagh Maria Mrs., grocer, 17 York

Bailey James P. (e), barber, 1 Bryan Bilbo John, lawyer. 135 Bay

Bailey Mary Mrs., dreeemkr, 193 Bing Lisbon (c), shoemaker, 164 8.

Broad

Bain James, grocer, Brooghton, se Bingel Franz X., aaloon, 21 Jeffer

corB. Boundary

son

Baker Joseph H., meats, stall 66, Black William M., baker, Haber-

Market

sbam, ne cor Taylor

Baldwin & Co. (D. H. Baldwin, Blaclunear C. J. & Co. (C. J.

P. M. DeLeon), fertilizer mnfra, Blackshear, T. B. Floyd), grocer*.

104 Bay

9 Market Building. (See p. 679.)

Baldwin's Am-Enropean Express Co. Blanc Andre, furniture, 203 Brough-

of N. Y., Jas. Martin, agt; 93 Bay ton

Bandtholtz Peter G., saloon, 144 Blanchard E. BU, hatter, 102

Bryan

Brougbton

Barben John V., cigar mkr, 102 Bleyert Henry, grocer, Ogeechee rd,

Brongbton

ne cor Bismark

Barnard Andrew F., physician, 135 Bliger Frank (c), barber, Screveq

Liberty

House

Barnard A Anderson 8t B, B. office-, Blitch Ellen Miss, dress mkr, 28 Jef

New Houston, sw cor W. Broad

ferson

Barnes Robert F., saloon, 182 Bryan Blonk Benjamin L., fruits, Bull, nw

Barnett Wolf, wood dlr, Augusta rd, cor York lane

of W. Boundary

Blun & Demere (Henry Blun, R. M.

Bnrron James A., grocer, Montgom Demere), bankers ana brokers, 120

ery, se cor Henry lane

Bryan

Barry William F., agt star Rosa Bogart William S., prin Girl's High

(S. 4 M. I. S. Co.), foot of Drayton School

Bartels Edward, grocer, 95 Haber- Boldridge George, grocer, 32 Brough-

abam

ton

Bartoli Nlcolo, confectioner, 44* Hab- Boley Michael, furniture, 86 Brough-

ersliam

ton

Baacb Theodore, dry goods, cloth- Bolshaw Thomas H., queensware,

. ing, etc, 20 Jefferson

162 St Julian. 149 Bryan

Basler Valentine, aaloon, 174 Bryan Bond T. P. * Co. (T. P. Bond, J. W.

Bates Thaddeus C., dairy, as Wald- Scbley), com mere, 157 Bay

bnrg, 1st e of Drayton

B xrae Thomas Rev., Christ church

Beckett Isaac, lawyer, 12 Whitakor Booth Kate Mrs., dress mkr, 39 E.

Bee Barnard E., GO. tax receiver

Broad

Bahrens John H., grocer, Farm, nw Boston A Savannah S. 8. Line, 78

cor Pine '

Bay

Bvinkampen George, grocer, Boll, ne Botta Henry T., ins and real estate,

cor Anderson

108 Broad

Bendheim Bros. A Co. (A. D., M. D. Bonban. William,. grocer, Hunting

and H. Bendheim, L. Kaufmao), don, sw cor Mercer

cigar mkra,-143 Bay

Bonton Alonzo G.,. dentist, 145 8.

Bennett A Bigho (I. Bennett, J. Broad

Righo), fish, 115 Bay lane

Box Philip M., confectioner, 40}

Bergner *,. JEngel, Geo. Ch. Ge- Houston

muenden, manager Savannah De- Boyce Lydia Mrs., saloon, 13 8.

--"; Whitaker, ne cor St. Julian. Broad

(Seep. 681.)

Bradley Louise M. Miss, confectioner,

Berndt Charles, saloon, 22 W. Broad 54 Bull

Bvrrien Lewis (c), shoemkr, 88 Whit aker

Bradley Rich'd, propr Pulaski House Bradbgr William H., meats, 901

Bertody T. D., cotton broker, 126 Bay Montgomery

CjnUTI Or

your Merohandtoe from Boston and New via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight

York Line.

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COAL/--

OF ALL KINDS, FOR SALE BT
. THOMAS.

WOffhlMar,f^, Fot^fwartBiMiiBtj Sava.nnah.Ga.

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Oflloe Over Postofllee, Savannah, Oa.
Notary Pabllc md Commissioner of Deeds for Alabama, Arkansas, Ca aliforn. ia. CooMcctetem mt,, Del aware. Florida. ElinoU, Indiana, Iowa, Eamwa, Kentuckr, LootoUna, Maine. Maryland, MuatthnMtta, MichigaD, Minnesota, HiMitalppi, Mlnonri, New York New Jersey, New HamjoUre, Xorth Carolina, Ohio. PennBylvauia, Khode I&land, South Uaroluia, Tenneaeee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Wisconsin, West Virginia.

Wx. S. ALEXANDER.

COAM. H. HJLTWZLL.

AIJCKD T.

ALEXANDER & MAXWELL,

Wholesale Grocers fLiquor Dealers,

Cor. Ateroorn aai Bryan Sto.,

SAVANNAH, CA.

. *3* I5LACKHHKAK & CO, ----Dealers In----
COUNTRY PRODUCE, GROCERIES I FINE SEGARS
AT LOWEST PBICBS,
9 Market Building,_____________SAVANNAH, OA.

P. 0. BOX 136.

WOBKS, LINDEN, N. J.

RUSSEI. COE'S FERTILIZERS.

W. M. MOSES, GENERAI, AGENT,
Office 104 Bay Street, : . (fizonni ZToor,) : SAVAOTTAH, 0&.

No. 21 BtJUL ST

SAVANNAH, OA,

6L08K4 iHD JEWELRY CAREFULLY

D C* Iinilstsvv GEHrEBAL ZNBTntAJTCE AflSNT, OOLUXBW-

. F. WlllCOX,______SA. Polidet of ill'todi.

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Bradstreet Co. The, Qeo. T. Cafferty Edward Very Bev., vie

Kichols, supt; 11 ComT Bldg's, 103 genl diocese of Savannah

Bay

Calder Augustus B.. meats, Market

Brady Bernard, tailor, 5} Whitaker Caline Caroline Mrs., dry goods, 5

Bramell Benjamin, agt Propeller Jefferson

Tow Boat A Wrecking Co., 124 Calm Amelia Mrs., grocer, Berrlen,

Bay

nw oor Montgomery

Branch James O. Bev., Weeley Mon Camp Daniel B., patterns, Wbitaker,

umental M. E. Church

nw cor State

Branch & Cooper (8. W. Branch. Campbell Robert W., veterinary sur

W. G. Cooper), grocers, 148 geon, New Houston, sw cor Mont

Broughton

gomery

Brauss Louis, barber, 174} Bryan Campbell Thomas H. (c), shoemkr,

Bren William, r.r. ticket agt, 22 Bull 194J Charlton

Breaman John, manager Marshall Campbell William, baker, 52 Bryan

House. (See p. 609.)

Campbell William J. Bev. (c), Meth

Brierly & Maitland Dongall (A. odist

Briefly, T. U. Maitland-Dougali), Canty Thomas, blacksmith, ns In

cotton buyers, 54 Bay

dian, 1st w of W. Broad

Brown Dominick, boots and shoes, Capps John (c), grocer, Farm, ne cor

' 29 Jefferson

Harrison

Brown Elias, clothing, 17 Jefferson Carey James (c), barber, 35 Drayton

Brown Joseph (e), siioemkr, 103 8. Carlos Patrick, grocer, Indian, nw

Broad

cor Coffee al

Brown Robert (e), grocer, Arnold, Carre Virginia Miss, varieties, 158

ne cor 8. Broad

Broughtou

Browne Richard A. Bev., pastor St. Canon Luke, propr Marshall

Patrick's ch, 76 W. Broad'

House stables, 89 and 90 Broilghton.

Bryan Edwin F., supt Sav. (See p. 691.)

Cotton Exchange

Castello James W., meats, Market

Bucbanan Frank, rice broker, 80 Bay Cavanagh Jane Mrs., grocer, 2 Stew-

Bulloch William G., physician, 114 art

Liberty

Cavanaugh Jeremiah, ice agt, 144

Buntz George, watchmkr, 186 Jones Bay Burch John B., grocer, 8. Broad, ne Cavanaugh Patrick, baker, 43 E.

cor W. Boundary

Broad

Burford Hugh & Co. (H. Burford), Cavelier Ernest F., watcko.kr, 112

druggists, Abercorn, se cor Jones Brougbton Burke William (c), shoemkr, 121i Cay Raymond Jr., grocer, Taylor, ne

York

cor Lincoln

Burns John F., boots and shoes, 161 Central European House, James

Broughton

Lane, propr; 158 and 160 Bryan

Burroughs John W., lawyer and Central Railroad and Bank-

comuir of deeds, 120 Bryan

Ing Co. of Ga., William M. Wad-

Butler John G., paints, oils, etc., 22 ley, pres; T. M. Cunningham,

Dray ton

cashier; bank, 115 Bay: William

Butler Osceola, druggist, 125 Congress Rogers, supt; depot and office, W.

Butler Robert M., cotton com Broad, sw cor New. (See adv.)

mer, 86 Bay

Champion Aaron H., grocer, 154 Con

Butler Worthington C., boots and gress

shoes, 133 Congress

Chapeau Thomas T.. naval store bro

Buttimer Patrick, saloon, E. Bound ker. 124 Bay

ary, BW cor McUonough

Chaplin Walter H., grocer, 95 Aber-

Bych Lehman E., dry goods, 158 oorn

Broughton

Chaplin William F., druggist, 93 Ab

Byrnes Edward, grocer, 95 W. Broad ercorn

Byrnes George F., grocer, 18 Houston Charlton Thomas J., physician, 67

Byrnes & Hickey (G. F. Byrnes, J. Whltaker

T. Hickey), teas and coffee, 159 Charlton Walter G., lawyer, 114

Broughton

Bryan

CHIP vour Merchandise from Philadelphia and Baljnir timore via GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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SAVANNAH DEPOT

CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION, *r.
TWO PREMIUMS.

PARIS UNIV. EXPOSITION, *r
GRAND PRIZE.

PHILADELPHIA
LiA-GE R BEER
Gf. CL GKMUHHDSN, Manager*
Surpassed by None In Keeping and Shipping, having Stood Severest Tests.
*
First Beer Introduced South.
Over Thirty Years In Market. Special Arrangements made with Large Dealers. Give it a Trial to be Convinced. For Further Information Apply to Manager.

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, CM. Jas. P. Harrlson * Co., f*rop'r, 87 A 9 Broad St. ;

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Charrier Leopold, acting Belgian con LJohen Solomon, carriages, 183 BM

sul, 98 Bay

Coker Patrick H. (), physician, 5

Charters William M., physician, 116 York

Broughton

Colbach Charles F., saloon, Gaston,

Chase James P., agt str Centennial, nw cor Barnard

otBce DeEenne whf

Cole William, saloon, 21 Drayton

Cbastanet Frederick, vice constd of Colebrook Robert, saloon, President,

France, New Houston, cor Whlta- se cor W. Broad

ker

Coleman Charles, cigar mnfr, 30 Bar-

Cherry W. 8. & Co. (W. S. Cherry, nard

W. C. Middleton), meats, Market Collier & Charlton (N. C. CoUfcr.

Chisbolm Timothy B., physician, 155 Walter G. CharltonJ, lawyers, 114

Cbarlton

Bryan

Chisholm Walter 8., lawyer, 8 Collini Ludwig R., propr Euro

Drayton

pean Hotel, 118 Bryan, and Whet-

Chteholm William W., com mer, 96 ton House, Isle of Hope

Comer H. 91. & Co. (H. M. Co Chislom James C., gunsmith, ns St. mer, J. G. Heyward), cotton and

Julian, 1st w of Jefierson

rice factors, 110 Bay

Christian John A., grocer, Price, sw Conley Peter J., oyster saloon, Bull,

cor Hall

ne cor Bryan

Churchill & Bossiter (A. F. Churchill, Cortnell Mary Mrs., grocer, 69 Abet-

P. Bossiter), stevedores, 122 Bay

corn

Citizens Mutual Loan Co., C. H. Olm- Connerat Joseph V., grocer, 186 Bay

stead, treas; 85} Bay

Connor. E. M., bookseller and sta

Clarke James EL. & Co. (J. K. Clarke, tioner, and circulating library, 23J

A. Dobell), timber shippers, 136 Bull and 126 Broughton

Bay

Connor Mary Mrs., clothing, Hull,

Clason & Co., J. DeBruyn Kops, agt; sw cor E. Boundary

cotton buyers, 84 Bay

Conoway & Moore (J. S. Conoway,

deary Catherine Mrs., grocer,' B. J. F. Moore), saloon, E. Broad, cor

Broad, sw cor Perry

8. Broad lane

Clemence James, blacksmith, River, Convent of the Sisters of Mercy, Lib

footofWhitaker

erty, se cor Abercorn

Cler Charles F., shoemkr, 116 Brough Cook Andrew J., silver plater, 174

ton

Broughton

Cleveland Annie Mrs., music teach Cook & Stellyes (H. Cook, H. Stell-

er, Broughton, cor Bull

yes), soda water mnt'rs, W. Broad,

Clifton William T., lawyer, 161 By sw cor Harris

Coakley & Jones (B. Coakley, J. W. Cooley Martin, grocer, Thunderbolt

Jones), wood dire, es Canal, foot of rd, cor Beynolds

Bryan

Cooper Clement T., meats. Market

Coast Line Railroad Co. (street), Cooper John, notary, 161 Bay Alfred Hay wood, pres; E. J. Thom Corfey Robert J. Rev., Episcopal

as, genl agt; Bolton, sw cor A. & Q. Cornell L. M., blacksmith, 117

B. B

Brougbton

Cohen David L., contractor, Dray- Cortina Charles H., barber, Plant**

top, ne cor Harris

Hotel

Cohen Isaac Q., meats, Market

Cosgrove Wm. H., plumber, 34J Bull

Cohen Jacob, dry goods, 152 Broogh- Cosuaan Joseph, restaurant, 31 8.

ton

Broad

Cohen M. A., pres Improved Gas Courtnay William B., grocer, Orange, Light Co. and genl ins agt; repre se cor St. Gaul sents Merchantsand Mechan Cox Dudley Dr., stock yard, 51 W.

ics Ins. Co. of Bichmond, Va., 98 Broad

Bay

Crane Herman A., com mer,

Cohen O. A Co. (Octavus Cohen, Cla- lime, plaster and cement, 96 Bay

viuB Phillips, Mrs. H. Y. Cohen, Crawford & Lovell (W. C. Crawford,

medal), com men and a. s. agte, E. F. Lovell), hardware, etc, 1

98 Bay

Broughton

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

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>St. Jullaq, N. E. gorwr Dnyton Sts., SiYiKKlB,

LAPITAL,

$^00,000.

New York Correspondent, NATIONAL BANK OP THE REPUBLIC.

HENRY BRIGHAM, President.

THOS. CADSDEN, Cashier.

CHABLE8

'Capital *

105 Bay, Cor. Dnytoa Sti,

SAVANNAH, CA.

M. Y. Correapondent, FOURTH NAT. BANK OF N. Y.

^Collections Promptly Remitted at Current Exchange without Other Charge.

EUGENE KELLY, Hew York, President.

JOHN HeMAHOR, Vice Preg't and Manager.

HORACE A. CRAHE, Cashier.

OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
$5OO,OOO.
DSAYTON, Oor. BBYAN SIS., SAVANHAH, QA.
WNew York Corregpondento, NATIONAL PARK BANK, Moan. EUGKNB KELLY A CO.
^ "FHOAE^k.S J. MJ.A.I^EiY9
Dealer in Stoves, Honse-FunijUliiiig Goods, Manufacturer of Tin Ware, Tin Roofing, Gutters, fcc.,
177 CONSBESS 3TBEET, - - - SAVANNAH, &A.
ENTERPRISE MILLS.
QfilTO, MflAL, FIB), COEH, OATS, HAY.
8AU8SY A HARMON, Proprietors. A. & G. R. R., . Corner Hall St., - Savannah, Ga.
43

. Fr .

, tirs. oo. orBNSSPWBBT3O1EFKT.SASIWBSU OHTTJO$T8A6,L000L,0O00T.

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Creaghen Patrick J., grocer, Indian DeLamotte Charles L. (c), meata.

lane, w of W. Broad

Taylor, oor Whitaker

Cramer James E., meats, Barnard, Delannoy Joseph E., cigars, 32 Boll

nw cor Jones

OeLettre Julia Miss, private school,

Cronin Jeremiah, agt Sou. Exp. Co., ws Abercorn, 1st a of 8. Broad

107 Bay

DeMarco Andrea, fruiter, 116 Brongli-

Cullen John H., grocer, St. Oanl, nw ton

cor Harrison

DeMartln Richard, stables, 140 State

Cumtn ings Henry (c), barber, 213 Oemers Annie Mrs., grocer, ss Indian,

Wayne

w of W. Broad

Cunningham Henry C., lawyer, DeMontmollin Louts H., lawyer, 1

105 Bay

Drayton

CuDningbam & Hewes (Preston Cun- Derst John, baker, 92 Broughton

ningham, W. H. Hewes), ship Deabonillons Aristides L,.,watch

chandlers and grocers, 116 Bay

es, clocks and jewelry, 21 Bull. (See

Curry Patrick W., grocer, 101 Mont p. 679.)

gomery

DesbouUlons Louise Mme., milline

Baffin & Dresser (P. D. Dafflu, H. B. ry, 142 Broughton

Dresser), com mere, 106 Bay . Dickerson H. J. & Co. (H. J. DickerDale J. J. & Co. (J. J. Dole, David son, H. M. Branch), stevedores,

Wells), lumber mnfrs, Thunderbolt Lincoln, se cor River

rd, cor Liberty

Dickerson & Weymonth (H. J. Dick

Daley John, boots and shoes, 17 Bay erson, G. M. Weymouth), steve

Daley Thomas J., stoves, etc, 177 dores. Lincoln, se cor River

Congress. (Bee p. 683.)

Diers William M., grocer, W. Brotd,

Daly James, harness mkr, 33 W. se cor Wayne

Broad

Dillon David B., banker, 4 Whitaker

Daly Joseph P., grocer, Farm, swcor Dixon Charles H., coal dlr, Lamar's

Mill

whf, foot Reynolds

Daly Michael, boots and shoes, 20 . Dixon William D., undertaker, wt

Broad

Bull, 2d n of York lane

Daly Nicholas J., boots and shoes, Dobson Samuel (o), barber, 121J York

Thunderbolt rd, e of E. Boundary Dorsett & Kennedy (C. H. Dorsett, D. Dancy David Y., com mer, 108 Bay B. Kennedy), auction and com

Dancy Lafayette E., cotton ware mere, 156-Bay^

house, 13 Bay

Doscher John H., grocer and saloon,

Daniels Thomas, boots, and shoes, 156 Price, se cor H. Broad lane

Brougbton

Dougan P. M., com mer, 136 Bay

Darnall & Susong (J. P. Darnall, W. Douglas John A., stoves, etc., 1

A. Susong), sale stables, W. Broad, Broughton

nw cor Harrison

Doyle Alexander, grocer, 154 St. Ju

Dusher George W. (c), shoemkr, 46 lian

Montgomery

Doyle Michael J., grocer, 158 St. Ju

Dasher J. & Co. (Israel and F. W. lian

Dasher, J. Q. Germaine), dry goods, Drayton Baldwin, meats, Market

145 Broughton

Dryfus Henrietta Mrs., dry gowto,

Davant Bichard J., cotton factor, 114 186 Bryan

Bay

Dun R. G. A Co., John Skerritt,

Davidson Isaac 8., boots and shoes, manager: 1} Bull

148 Broughton

Duncan William, M. D., dean

Davidson William M., liquors, 158 Savannah Medical College, and

Bryan

physician, 84 8. Broad, cor Aber-

Davis Emma C. Mrs., grocer, Marga corn

,

ret, nw cor Farm

Dunn Laurence, grocer, 11 E. Brow

Davis & Alston (c), barbers, 5 Price Dunn Mary Mrs., dress mkr,'l

Davis & Scott (J. G. Davis, W. H, Broughton

Scott), meats, market

Dutenhofer Adam, broker, 110 Brw

Decker Paul, grocer, 173 Bryan

Duwart Joseph, saloon, ws B*J'

Dekreis Emanuel, saloon, Arnold, se nolds, s of Bay

cor Broughton

Dwyer Ann Mrs., saloon, 10 Houston

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line from Macon.

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JOHN FLANNBRY.

JOHN L. JOHNSON.

JOHN FLAlMltfERY & CO.,

Cotton Factors! Commission Merchants

Ho. 3 ZELLT8 BLOCK, BAT ST., 8A7AIWAH, OA.

Agents for Jewell's Mills Yarns and Domestics, Ac.

Bagging and Iron Ties for gale it lowest market rates. Prompt attention given to all business em

anated to as. Liberal cash advance* made on consignments.

'

Thus. F. Qleason,

FRANK & CO.
Wholesale Dealers in

STABLES. No. 61 Bronghton St., SAVANNAH, - GEORGIA.

Ldia' and tola' Farnisiiig tab,
181 and 113 BBOUGHTOK ST.,
, fia,
Tv/TTT .T .gj_

8. C. HAYNC8 A BRO., Proprietors.

Manufacture Flour, Grits and Meal, and Dealers in Flour, Grain and Provisions,

Montgomery, Cor. Congress St.,

8AVANNAH3 GA.

1

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 58 year* agBeO. I Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga.

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Dyer William, clothing, Jackson, cor Famous New York. Bankrut

Randolph

Clothing House, 140 CongreS

Eckbart Fridolin Rev., St. Joseph's and 139 St. Julian

church

Farley Francis M., cotton factor, (4

Eckman & Vetsburg (8. H. Eckman, Bay

A. Vetsburg), dry goods, 151 Con- Fass Otto, grocer, 8. Broad, se cot

gresB

McAlister

Eckstein Gustav & Co. (Gustav and Fatnian 8., cotton buyer, 48 Bay

Emil Eckstein), dry goods, 143 Feeley John, livery, 136 Bryan

Congress

Feeley J. & T. (John and Thomas).

Edwards David P., barber, 84 transfer line, 100 and 102 Bryan

Broughton

Feeley Michael, grocer, W. Broad,

Eblen Josepb, cotton buyer, 118 Bay ne cor Bay

1 Eblers John W., grocer, Indian, cor Feeley Thomas, stables, 100 and 102

Farm

Bryan

Eichholz Emauue), grocer, White Ferguson Dougald, undertaker, 12!

Bluff rd, n of Eliza

State

Einstein's A. Sons (J. A., 8. A. and Fernandez John B., agt, cigars and

F. A.), boots and shoes, 153 Con tobacco. 124 Broughton, cor Boll

gress

Ferrell William B., restaurant, 11 and

llLing Harmon A., carriages, 13 Market Basin

buggies, harness and wagons, W. Ferrill John O., ordinary, Court

Broad, cor Bryan

House

Elliott William H., physician, 79 Ferst M. A Co. (M. Ferst, Joseph

Broughton

Strauss), grocers, 1 Whitaker

Elmore Thomas J., H.B.M. consul Fetzer Robert C., carriage painter,

for State of Ga., 89 Bay

W. Broad, ne cor Dufly

Elsinger Sigmnnd, justice and Fey George, saloon. 22 Whitaker

collecting and private detective Finnegan Mary Mrs., grocer, 44

agency, 122 Bryan

Houston

Elsner Charles, dry goods, 215 Bryan Fish John D.. physician, 173 S. Breed

Enright Thomas, saloon, 105 Brough Fitzgerald Michael, candy, etc., 114

ton

Broughtou

Entelman John F., grocer, 72 E. Flanneiy John & Co. (John

Broad

Flannery, John L. Johnson), out-

Entelman Richard, grocer,W. Broad, ton factors and com mere, 136 B*}.

cor Bryan

(See p. 685.)

Epstein I. & Bro. (Isaac and Simon), Flatly Mary Mrs., grocer, ss Indian,

dry goods, 137 Congress

w of W. Broad

Ernst Henry, barber, 120} Brough Fleming John, shoemkr, 32 Bull

ton .

Fleming William B. Hon., judge Su

Estill John H., propr Morning perior Court, Court House

News and Sunday Telegram, and Floyd <fc Couper (T. B. Floyd, B.K.

printing and binding, 1* and 3 1 Couper), weighers and shippers, B

Whitaker. (See p. 703.)

Bay

Estill William, Jr., news depot, 21} Foley Francis O., grocer, Boltoo, M

Bull

Lincoln

Exum James T., agt, coppersmith Foley James, grocer, E. Boundar/,

117 Broughton

cor Broughtou

Fany John, shoemkr, 9 Price

Foley M. F. A Co. (M. F. Foley),

Fallt I. JL. & Co. (I. L., A. and Z. grocers. 165 Bmugton

Falk), clothing, Congress, nw cor Foley A Foley (D. J. and T. M.),lw

Whitaker

yens li Bull

Faliigant Champion G., ins and real Footman R. H. & Co. (Rote*

estate agt, 104 Bay

H. Footman;, ins agts, 118 Bar

Faliigant Louis A., physician, 158 Ford James (), shoemkr, 69 Wbttf

State

ker

-I

Fallicant Louis N., varieties, 170 Forest City Mills, S. G. Hayw I

Bryan

A Bro., proprs: Montgomery, f

Faliigant Robert, lawyer, 120 Bryan cor Congress. (See p. 685.)

the GEORGIA RAILROAD,
the Best Route East.

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C. L. GILBERT.

CHAS. M. GILBERT.

JOHN H. GILBERT.

Importers of Liverpool Salt, .
(FOR SALE IK CAB LOAD LOTS.)
Dealers in Coffee, Rice, Molasses,
AND FULL LINK OF

AT WHOLESALE ONLY. 161 AND 163 BAT ST., OOENEB OE BABNABD,

SHOPS

Healey.CoGbliQit&Jerpson,
Wholesale Dealers In
ICE ----Practical---- MARINE ENGINEERS, iB&tii BlukouQiE

OFFICE,

41 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, 6A,

SB,

Particular attention given to Ship-Smithing, and all tods of Kill Work. 09~Agentas fortttagara Direct Acting Steam Pomp.

CLUB STABLES,

SAVANNAH, CA.

WMtaler, President,
Turk and Barnard Street".
Livery, Sale, Feed 3& Boarding Stables.
eP^Honee and Hnlee constantly on hand and for sale. Drovers' Stock Feed at reasonable rates.
G. W. HUSSEY, Proprietor.

D. F. WILLCOX, \XwoluBti*ltfe}uulMlni.Oo. f ASSETSi ICB. A*' for GH. / Virginia Home Iniuranoe Oo. \

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Fowler William, dry goods, 3 Brough- Glllespie John, dairy, 209 York

ton

Gleason Thomas F., livery sta

Franck Fred, saloon, 77 Bay

ble, 61 Bronghton. (See p. 685.)

Frank & Co. (I. M. Frank, Mein- Gleason & Harmon (E. C. Gleason.

hard Bros. & Co.), dry goods wbol, A. W. Harmon), dray masters, 10 131 and 133 Brougbton. (See p. Williams

685.)

Gnann William W., blacksmith, 2W

Freeman George C., com mer, 94 Liberty

Bryan

Goette Joseph, undertaker,63 Brougb

Freeman Jacob E., grocer, 18} Jeffer ton

son

Golden Annie Mrs.*, milliner, 184

Freidenberg A. & Co. (A. L. and 8. Brougbton

Freidenberjj), grocers, 170 Bay

Golding Bright Mrs., clothing, IMS.

Frell John XL, restaurant, 6 Dray- Broad

ton

Golinsky Marcus, clothing, 9 Jeffer

Fretwell & Nichols (J. W. Fret- son

wen, Wm. N. Nfchols), stationers Goodman & Myers (A. B. Goodman,

and printers, 129 Bay

C. B. Myers), cigars and tobacco,

Fried Lerin dry goods, 164 Broughton 133 Bay

Friend William A., grocer, Barnard, Gordon Edward C. Rev., Presbyte

cor New Houston

rian.

Funk Michael, tailor, 140} St. Ju Gordon W. W. &. Co. (Wm. W.

lian

Gordon, Henry Brigham), cotton

Gnlattl & Zizinia (P. 8. Galatti, T. factors and com mere, 112 Bay

H. Zizinia), com uiers, 98 Bay Gorrea John J., music teacher, 215

Garden Fred A., cotton warehouse, Hull

61 Bay

Gourdin.", Young & Frost (Henry

Gardner Jacob (c), confectioner, 28 and R. N. Gourdin, L. G. 'Young

Bull

and H. W. Frost), com mere, 134

Garfunkel Benjamin M., clothing, Bay

188 BrouRhton

Grabfelder A. Louis, Ins agt, 93 Bay

Garmany J -mes K., broker, 106 Bay Sraeffee Bernard, grocer, Montgom

Garrard Wm. U., lawyer, 7 Drayton ery, cor Huntington

Gassman Charles, mer tailor, 138 Graham A Hubbell (H. F. Graham,

Congress and 137 tit. Julian

L. Hubbell), grocers, 190 Congress

Gazan Levi J., cigars and tobacco, Grant H. Fraser, com mer, 138 Bay

Bryan, nw cor Bull

Gray J. J.. saloon, 109 Brougbton

Gazan Simon, clothing, 24 Bull

Gray & O'Brien (C. Gray, P. H.

Geary Patrick, saloon, 178 Bryan

O'Brien), dry goods, 145 Broughton

Gemuenden Geo. Ch., agt Berg- Graybill James H., broker ana com

ner A Engel Lager Beer, Whita- mer, 86 Bay

ker, ne cor St. Julian. (See p. 681.) Green Charles Jb Co. (Charles and

George Beniamin, supt Screven Edward M. Green, H. Naegeli),

House

cotton exporters, 62 Bay

Georgia Historical Society, Hodson Green Thomas, grocer, 46 Green

Hall, Whitaker, sw cor Gaston Greenbaum F., clothing, 183 Brongh

Georgia Wood Co., Geo. Ik Garsed. ton

airt: ws W. Boundary, bet New ana Grey Ella M. Mrs., private school,

Bail Road

93 Barnard

Georgia and Florida Inland Griffith Henry, manager W. U. TeL Steamboat Co., J. 8. Lawrence Co., S Bull

manager; 5 Stod dard 's Upper Range. Grimm John, grocer, Canal, cor W.

(See p. 693.)

Broad

Gerst Samuel Ii., barber, 15 Jefferson Gross Charles F., tailor, 28 Whitak*

Giebelhouse George W., baker, 199 Gross William H. Right Rev., blah-

8. Broad

op diocese ofSavannah

Gilbert C. L,. & Co- (Calvin L., Guckenheimer, Schwarz <fe Co. (&

Charles M. and John H. Gilbert), Guckenheimer, John Schwarz, E.

whol grocers and provision dealers, J. Acosta Jr.), cracker and candy

161 and 163 Bay, (Seep. 687.)

mnfrs, 165 Bay

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line West and Southwest.

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CHEVEJN;

This Long and Favorably Known House is the Leading First-Class Hotel in Savannah,
(As demonstrated by its receiving a majority ol the first-class travel arriving in the city), is pleasantly and centrally located on Johnson Square, and has, by its new Proprietor, been, thoroughly
Repaired, Repainted and Uphholstered.
The Table will be Supplied with the Best of t/te Home and Northern Markets.
THE RATES REDUCED TO $2.50 TO 93.OO PER DAY.

JAS. P. HARRI8ON A CO., State Printers, Publisher*,, and Binders, 27 A 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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Guckenheimer 8. A Co. (8. Gucken- Harms John D., grocer, Liberty, cor

beimer, E. J. Acosta Jr.), grocers, Randolph

149 Bay

Harris Alexander Rev. (c), Baptist .

GuerardJohn M., lawyer. 103 Bull Harrlson George P., inspector fertil

Gnilmartin L,. J. &, Co. (L. J. izers. 139 York

Guilmartin, J. E. Gandry), cotton Hart James, grocer, 186 St. Julian

factors and com mere. 120 Bay Hart Lev! 8., justice and notary, 195

Haas A. & Bro. (A. and I. G.), mdse Bryan

brokers, 1J Wbitaker

Hartley & Russell (P. Hartley, P. H.

Haas Christopher, shoemkr, 36 Bull Russell), cotton com mere, 58 Bay

Habersham Joseph C., health officer Hartridge Allied L., stock broker,

and physician, 152 Cnarlton

105 Bay

Habersham's Robt..Son & Co. (Wm. Havens O. Pierre, photographer, Neyle, Robt. B. Habercham), rice 141 Broughton. (See front cover.)

and cottou factors, 140 Bay

Hawkins Planing Mill and Lumber

Hagan Patrick, shoemkr, Price, sw Co., Thunderbolt rd, opp A. A Q.

cor Perry

R.R, yard

Hahn John, grocer, Farm, cor Price Haynes S. 6. ft, Bro. (S. G. and

Haimann Franz, cotton broker, 65 L.), Forest City Mills. Montgom

Bay

ery, se cor Congress. (See p. 685.)

Haines Henry S.. geiri supt A. & Haywood, Gage & Co. (Alfred

G. R. R

Haywood, Addison Gage <fc Co., of

HaUigan Thomas, plumber, 33 Ball Boston), wbol ice, 188 Bay. (See p.

Haltiwanger John B., druggist, 75 687.)

Wbitaker

Headman Henry D., U. 8. snspector

Hamilton Samuel P., watches, steam vessels clocks, jewelry, diamonds and sil Heagney James, blacksmith, W. ver waie, Brougbton, sw cor Bull. Broad, cor Olive

(See front cover.)

Healey, Cocfcshutt & Jergnson

HanffL. &Bro. (L. and E.), clothing, (J. J. Healey, D. Cockshutt, J. P.

154 Broughton

Jerguson), englneere and machin

Hanley Andrew, paints, oils, etc, 6 ists, 41 Bay. TSeep. 687.)

Whitaker

Hecker George V. &Co., Joseph Gor-

Hanly Michael, grocer, Williamson, ham, agt; flour, 186 Bay

cor W. Broad

Heiden Chas., dairy, llOi Broughton

Harbersetzer Martin, grocer, Walker, Heidt Emanuel, clothing, 139 Con

cor Guerard

,

gress

Hardee Benjamin W., druggist, 50 Heidt G. M. A Co. (G. M. Heidt),

Brougbton

druggists, 145 Congress

Hardee Charles 8., elk Superior Court Heidt James H., grocer, ns Williams,

Hardee's N. A. Son & Co. (Jno. L. w of W. Broad

Hardee), cotton factors, 128 Bay Heitman John H., grocer, Tattuall,

Harden Thomas C., druggist and phy cor Gordon lane

sician, Wayne, nw cor Jefferson Hiller Adam, cabinet mkr, York, se Harden Thomas H. & Co. (Thomas cor Whitaker

H. and Edward T. Harden), genl Helmken Martin, grocer, 48 E. Broad

ins agts, 5 Stoddard's upper range Helmken M. G. & J. H., grocers, Bull,

Harden William, lawyer and U. 8. sw cor River

commr, 101 Bay

Henderson J. Med, saloon, Bay lane,

Harden William D., judge city court e of Bull

and lawyer, 103 Bay

Henderson Moses Y., cotton factor,

Hardwiclt Charles C., cotton 180 Bay factor, com mer and dlr in fertil Henderson Thomas, undertaker, 133

izers, 83 Bay

and 135 York

Harig Albert, jeweler, 166} Brough- Henken Diedrich W., grocer, ss

tou

Thunderbolt rd, e of Randolph

Harmon A. C. A Co. (A. C. Harmon, Hennessey Catherine Mrs., grocer,

C. Sausw), grocers, 31 Whitaker 36 Houston

Harmon Richard F., cotton shipper. Hennessey John H., gristmill, Thun

102 Bay

derbolt rd, R R. cross

SHIP your Freight W*t via the ___ GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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F- D- JORDAN,

-DEALER IN-

Wktdl^e^Jewelfy, $ilveicwkice! 46.

Chronometers Rated by Transit. Watches and Jewelry Repaired.
135 Congress Street, Oppodte Pulaikl House, - SAVAOTTAH, &A.

T. L. KIHSEY,
YELLOW PINE
I CITY SAW MILLS. I 1 VALE ROYAL MILL, f
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.

GUANO.
Pure Peruvian, Several Grade*, For Cotton, Wheat, Corn, fto.
For Sale by
Jelly's Buldiig. SiTAKKAH, Si,

23 BULL STREET,

&
SAVANNAH, GA.

STELSON'S,

Tavlor^s Celebrated

In Finest Fur.

MACKINAWS.

GENTS'

AND

EITOrdere Taken for MUltaiy and Society Goods._^

FBVE KID GLOVES, Every Pair Warranted.

89 A 90 BROUCHTON ST., SAVANNAH, CA.
Horses, Buggies, Carriages and Saddle Horses for Hire.

D tf 117! 11 AAW Oolnmlnu, repreeenU Ttsnu/n Idle and Aedte . r. WlllCOXi ta6tnyit6,000,aapyit26awee]clf diiibg

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Henry Erastus, dentist, 136 Congress Houston Henry C., millinery, Ifl

Herman &Kayton (Samuel Herman, Congress

Lewis Kayton), prov dire, 136 Bay Houston Ulysses L. Bev., (c), Bapttt

Hermann 8amuel,furnlture, 37 Jeffer Houstoun James P. S., physician, tt

son

Harris

Hermes Alois, sboemkr, 29 Bay

Hover Lemio L., grain, hay, etc.,

Hernandez. Charles H. (c), saloon, Whitaker, s of Andersen

Houston, cor 8. Broad lane.

Hudson George A., oysters and

Hernandez John E., candy mnfr, 162 fish, 139 Bay

Broughton

Hull Darwin B., com mer, cotwe

Herndon Brodle 8., physician, 117 factor and fertilizers, 66 Bay

Congress

Hull Henry & Co. (Henry and RT.

Herrmann Philip, barber, 9 Bull

Hull, J. M. Hammond), banken,

Henchbach Joseph, propr Plan 10 Bull

ters House. (See p. 705.)

Hunt Julius A., confectioner, 12

Henchbacb & Son (J. and J. A.),sa- Whitaker

loon, 26 Whitaker

Hunt Robert, confectioner, 30} Ban

Hease Herman, grocer, 41 Montgom Hunter Henry E., physician, wi

ery

Montgomery, 1st n of Huntingdon.

Hesse John F., grocer, Farm, se cor Hunter James, broker, 110 Bryan

Bryan

Hunter Maria M. Mrs., clothing, 19

Heuermann & O'Neill (G. Heuer- Jefferson

mann, D. E. O'Neill), painters, 138 Hunter Wm. &Son (Wm. and Wn.

St. Julian

P.), com mere, 100 Bay

Bailsman Columbus M., druggist, 214 Hussey George W., propr Glob

Broughton

Stables, President, cor Whitaker.

Hinely & Blscboff (E. E. Hinely, J. See p. 687.)

M. Bischoff), wood dlrs, ns Canal, Hymes, Bro. & Co., clothing, 140

w of Farm

Congress

Hirt Constantlne, sboemkr, 29 Bar Immen John, saloon, 4 Whitaker

nard

Inglius William T. (o.) barber, Dry-

Hodges Margaret Mrs., dry goods, 90 ton, oe cor Congress

Isambert Laurent H., cigars and to

Hogan ~ Daniel, dry goods, 161 bacco, 119 Broughton

Broughton

Irving Eliza Mrs., milliner, 35 Whit

Hogan Matthew, contractor, Aber- aker

corn, nw cor Broughton

Isemann Max, clothing, 168 Bryan

Holcombe. Hull &Co. (T. Holcombe, Ivy Harris H., physician, SB Hurl-

F. M. Hull, J. E. Grady), grocers, son, 9th e of Farm

85 Bay, cor Abercorn

Jackoby Maurice, grocer, Randolph,

Hold Margaret Mrs., clothing, 7 cor Liberty

Price

Jackson Henry (c.) shoemaker, 21}

Hollis Edward C., lawyer, 5 Drayton Jefferson

Hoist, Fnllarton & Co. (C. M. Jackson, I>awton & Basinger Hoist, Allan Fullarton), ship agts (Henry R. Jackson, A. B. Lawtno.

and com mere, 130 Bay

W. S. Basinger), lawyers, IB

Hone William & Co. (WUllam

Hone, C. P. Connery), whol liquors JacoteHarrls, clothing, 182 St. Julitt

and cigars and agts Aurora liger Jacobseri Benjamin F., grocer, Ba

beer, 127 Bay

ton, cor Lincoln

Hooker James H. (c), grocer, Mill, Johnson Louis, tailor, 6} Bull

cor W. Boundary

Jalloglay James, clothing, 184 &

Hopklns Cormack, hardware, stoves,

etc., 167 Broughton

Jaugstetter Frederick, barber, 82j W.

Hopps Daniel, dentist, 126 Brough Broad

ton

Jefferson J. (e). barber, 48 Whitak*

Horrigan Mary Mrs., grocer, 7 Hous

ton

Hoolihan Thomas, cotton ginner,

Bay, 3d e of E. Broad

dary, cor Railroad

SHIP your Cotton Barfvia the _____ GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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"W. B. VXWrwoOB,

WILL LEAVE SAVANNAH,

EVERY TDESDAT. AT 5 P. M., FOB

C VERY SATURDAY, AT 5 P. M.. FOB

PALATKA,

JACKSONVILLE,

ToncUnffat ST. CATHERINE'S. DOBOY.ST. Touching at ST. CATHARINE'S, DOBOY, ST.

SMON'S, BRUNSWICK. ST. MARY'S, FER- SIMON'S, ST. MARY'S. FBRNAND1NA, and

NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE and ALL POINTS coanecang at JACKSONVILLE witb Steamen

OS ST. JOHN'S RIVER.

for ALLPOINTS ON UPPER ST. JOHN'S.

WILL LEAVE SAVANNAH.

CVERY THURSDAY, AT 4 P. ML, FOB

PVBBY MONDAY AT S P. M., FOR

FLORIDA,

DARIEN,

Toochlnc at ST. CATHERINE'S. DOBOY, DAMBN. UNION ISLAND, BRUNSWICK, ST. HiBY-s, FERNANDINA AND ST. SIMON'S.

DOBOY and UNION ISLAND.

The Above Steamers Connect at

s

BRPNSWICK

JACKSONVILLE

With M. & B. and B. A A. Railroads, for all with r. C. R. R. and J. P. A M. R. R., for take

Polnte In Southwest Georgia, At

City, Live Oak, Monticello, Tallahassee, and all

ST. MART'S .

points on J. P. A M. Railroad. At

Jith Steamers for all points on St Mary's Blvcr.

PILATK1



with Steamen for the Upper St. John's and Ock-

FERHAKDIKA

lawaha Rivers. At

*<th A. 4 G. & W. I. Transit Co.'e Railroad, for

TOCOI

wuto, Starke, Gainepnlle.Bronson, Cedar Keys, with St John's BaDway, for St Angnstme, and

and all [.oints on this Road. At

at

CEDAB KETO

Mth Steamers for Key West, Tampa and Hana- with Steamenfor New Smyrna and all potato om

MM. At

Indian River.

THUOUaH TICKETS SOLD, ui *U-fff OF LADDfO CrIVEN TO ABOVE POINTS.

for Freight or Passage apply to Office No. 5 Stoddard'* Upper Range, SAVANNAH, OA.

'.LAWRENCE,Manager.

J.J. RODMIUAT,Gen'1 Frgt. Agt.

G.UVK.6.P.*.

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDII the best Advertising Medium in the South.

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Johnson Joseph,saloon, 5 Habersham lessell Adam, baker, 32 Drayton

Johnson & Jackson (e), (J. M. John Ketchum A Co. (D. W. and W. H.

son, A. Jackson), cotton factors, 84 Ketchum), naval stores, 74 Bay

Bay

Kieffer E. J. & Co. (E. J. Keiffer),

Johnson & Susong (J. Johnson, W. druggists, W. Broad, cor Stewart

A. Susong), stock dire, 61 W. Broad Kfeslirig G., nurseryman and florist.

Joluuton James D., genl agt White Bluff rd

Alabama Gold Life Ins. Co. Killorin Patrick, contractor, 19 Dray-

of Mobile, 114 Bay

ton

Johnston James H., cotton fac Kilpatrick John T., wood dlr, W.

tor, 92 Bay

Boundary, cor New

Johnston John M., physician, 79 King Kate Mrs., saloon, Williamson,

Oaston

cor Montgomery

Johnston & Poindexter (James King William, saloon, 2 St. Julian

D. Johnston, George Poindezter), Kinsey Theodore L., City Saw .genl ins agts; represent Travel Mills and Vale Royal Mill, office

ers' Life and Accident, of 180 Bay. (See p. 691.) Conn., British America, of Can Klein Valentine, shoemkr, 36} Dray-

ada, Westchester, of N. Y., and ton

Mobile Fire Dept., of Ala., 114 Kline Samuel *\, grocer, es Bur

Bay

roughs, s of Bismark

Johnstone W. B. & Co. (W. E. John- Knickerbocker Ice Co.. 144 Bay

stone, W. A. Gammell), cotton Knoop, Hanemann & Co., com men,

factors, 2 and 4 Williamson

122Bay

Jones Alonzo L. (e), barber, 69 Knorr Louis, physician, 136 Hull

Broughton

Koch Joseph H., watch mkr, 22}

Jones C. Lucian, naval stores, 112 Whltaker

Bay

Kohler August, saloon, 177 Bryan

Jones Lydia Mrs., dresamkr, 140 8. Kolb Ferdinand, cigars and tobacco,

Broad

121 Broughton

Jones Robert 8., boots and shoes, 149 Kolshorn Henrys saloon, 33 W.

Congress

Broad

Jones Samuel, saloon, 1 Habersham Kopp J. deBruyn, agt Clason & Co.,

Jordan Charles, grocer, 36 Price

84 Bay

Jordan Francis D., watches, Krauss Max, boots and shoes, 143

clocks, jewelry and silverware; Broughton

chronometers rated by transit; 135 Krauss Moses, boots, shoes, etc., 16$

Congress. (See p. 691.)

Broughton

Joyce Michael P., supervising agt Krieger & Tanquerey (A. Krieger,

S~inter Mnfg C., 181 Bronghton.

A. Tanquerey), watcb mkrs, 147 Congress

KaiserJ. &Co. (J. Kaiser, A. J. Walk Kriete Frederick, grocer, Charlton,

er), meats. Market

ne cor Jefferson

Kaufman Julius, saloon, 149i Con Krouskoff Solomon, millinery, 19

gress

Wbitaker

Keeler Vincent, cigar mnfr, 68 W. Kruse J ohnG. C., school, 185 Brough

Broad

ton

Keenan Thomas, saloon, 18 Price Kuck Frederick, grocer, Whltaker,

Kelly John, junk dlr, E. Boundary, cor Jones lane

cor Broughton

Kuck Henry, grocer, E. Broad, cor

Kelly J. A. A Co. (J. A. Kelly), har Charlton

x

ness mkrs, Congress, se cor W Kuck John, grocer, E. Broad, se cor

Broad

Taylor

Kelly Peter, grocer, 40 E. Broad

Labiche Eugene, cigar mnfr, 184

Kempf Agnes Mrs., grocer, Sims, cor Broughton

Guerard

Lacklison Robert Jr., grocer, Canal,

Kennedy Edward J., tailor, Bull, sw cor W. Boundary

cor York

La Far & Co. (J. F. La Far, G.8.

Kent Alfred, blacksmith, 13 W Walker), hats, caps and gents fur

Broad

nishing goods, 23 Bull. (See p. ""'

SHIP your Merchandise from Boston and New York via the CEORCIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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HSRCHAHTS' MD MIMES'

"THE Steamers of this Company Sail from SAVANNAH for BALTIMORE twice a week, during the Fall and Winter, and weekly during the Spring and Summer. (See Daily Pape)
As a Passenger Route the BALTIMORE LINE is the most agreeable and comfortable on the Coast.
STJEtESET,

. fa?.

Oolnmlwi, Oenl Inmranoe, Fire, Xuiae, Lift,!* ,_____oidant. EiUMiihed 1M9.

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Lamar Frank, real estate agt, 114 Lilienthal & Kohn (L. LilieuthaVJ.

Bryan

and B. Kohn), clothing, 161 Co*,

Lamar George W., broker, etc, 114 gress

Bryan

Lincoln William W., druggist, 144

Landrnm Sylvanus Rev., pas 8. Broad

tor Chippewa Sq. Bap. Ch

Llndenstruth Peter, watchmkr, 9

Lane James, hotel, 160 Bryan

Jefferson

Lan? J. & Bro. (J. and N.) saloon, Lingg Milton B., saloon, 8. Broad,

107 Broughtou

cor Price

Lange J. & Co., flsh, 5 Jefferson Lippman Bros (Louis, Jacob ani

Larkln John, grocer, Indian, ne cor Lawrence), druggists, 169 Oongrm

McGuire

Lloyd Joslah (e), grocer, E. Broad, sw

Larkin John, saloon,. 31 Bay

cor Jones lane

La Boehe, Bell & Co. '(I. D. La Roche, Loeb & Ehrlich '(E. Loeb, A. Ehr-

8. Pain, W. P. Bell, I. D. La lich), grocers, 175 Congress

Roche Jr.). grocers, 176 Bay

Loiitean JOB. E. A Co. (J. E. Loisean.

Lathrop J. W. & Co. (J. L. W. H. Hyronemus), hslr work, 118

Warren, J. W. Lathrop), cotton Bronghton

factors, 69 and 71 Bay

Lorch John, grocer, Huntingdon, ne

Lavin Michael, grocer, 45 E. Broad cor Jefferson

Law William, lawyer, 105 Bay

Lord William 8., tailor, 26} Bull

Lawrence Joseph S., gem man Lovell A Lattimore (N. Lovell, W.

ager Ga. and Fla, Inland Steam tattimore), hardware and tinners,

boat Co., 5 Stoddard'a Upper Range. 155 and 157 Congress

(See p. 693.)

liovett Warren P., propr "Pri

Lawton William 8. Dr., co. comm vate Stock," whisky and cigan,

82 Abercom

Atlanta. TSee front paster.)

JLay R. G., gnano dlr, Kelly's build- Lube Henry F, grocer, 183 Liberty

Lube John F., grocer, Sims, se cor

Purse

Luoatis M., shoemkr, 37 Whitaker

Lee A. T. & Co. (A. T. and E. Lee, Luckan Frederick, physician, 87

W. J. Lawrence), com mere, 74 Broughton

Bay

Ludden Bates (W. Lndden, T.

Lee Newton R., grocer, 193 Brough- J. Elmore, J. A. Bates), wholesale

ton

dealers in pianos, organs, motto

Lee William O., barber, 6 Barnard and musical mdse. and publisher*

Leffler Abraham, grocer, 159 Bay

Southern Musical Journal, 21 Whit

Le Hardy Henry, physician, 149 aker

Broughton

Lynch John, grocer, Whitaker, oof

Le Hardy Julius C., physician, Taylor

Broughton, sw cor Bull

Lynch Mary Mrs., grocer, 15 B.

Leitch John, saloon, River, cor Lin

coln Lenzer John, grocer, 59 Houston

Lyons John, grocer, 144 Broughton McAleer John, shipsmith, ss Canal,

Leonard James, grocer, 27 E. Broad w of W. Broad

Lepinsky Joseph, shoemkr, 176} McAllister Archibald, marble wk%

Broughton

205 Broughton

Lester Daniel B., grocer, 144 Con McBride James, grocer, River, foot

gress and 143 St. Julian

Barnard

Lester Rufus E., lawyer, 3 Whitaker McCaffrey Margaret Mrs., fruits, 210)

Leve Gustave, genl pass agt Ga. Jones

A Fla. Inland Steamboat Co

McCall Daniel, confectioner, 33 Pres

Levkoy Julius, dry goods, 1821 ident

Broughton

McCarthy M. B., business college,

Levy Benjamin H., clothing, 191 Broughton, sw cor Bull

Congress

McCarty Margaret Mrs., grocer, Ran

Levy S. Yates, lawyer, 101 Bay

dolph, cor Perry

Lewin Samuel K., clothing, 171 Con MoCauley Joseph, carpenter, 80-

gress

Drayton .

Samel P. Hamilton, Importer and Dealer In
(If,
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, BRONZES, Ac.
J'CLL AND ^I^pUGHTON J5TS.,
SAVANNAH, GA.

STEAMBOAT,
TjATTyttQAB

-DKALBH IN- Builders' Hard!are,

and KILL

Doors,

SUPPLIES,
PAINTS,

Sash,
BUNDS,

OILS,

MOLDINGS, BALUSTEBS,

jjrLASS, &C.

BLIND THTINSS, Ac.

NO. 5 WHITAKER STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.

D. J. RYAH'S

Stock Depot, '
CONGRESS STREET, Savannah, Ca.
P. O. BOX 13.

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Prop'rs, 27 A 29 Broad

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McCradmond Anthony. grocer, Malone Christopher, clothing,'

Broughton, cor E. Broad

derboltrd, cor Beynolds

McDonald Margaret Mrs., grocer, Malory & Golden (c), barbers,,

Price, cor Hall

Wbltaker

^

MoDonough J. J. & Co. (J. J. and W. Mamlock Louis A., grocer, 160 {_

C. McDonougb, A. B. Mott), lum Mann W. Grayson, lawyer,

ber, Charlton, 1st w of E. Broad

Bryan

McDonough & Ballantyne cJohn Mc Manning & McCall (J. Manning. (M

Donougb, T. Ballantyne), founders, McCaU), machinists, 193 and'1ft I

E. Broad, se cor Perry

SL Julian

1

McEllinn Thomas J., plumber, 33 Manniou Joseph, restaurant, 15M|M

Whitaker

ket Basin

I

McFarland Daniel K. Rev., Presby Manns J. Henry, ferreotyper, 177jl

terian

Congress

I

McFarland John T., physician, 74 8. Marin Nicolas, gunsmith, 172 Bryu I

Broad

Markham Beubeu F. Bev., Congm- (

McQarrity Peter, grocer, Wilson, cor gational

Walker

Marshall House. John BregniB,

McGinley James, carpenter, 121 York manager; 93 to99 Brougbton. (Sn'l

. McGowan James J., co. tax collec p. 699.)

tor

Marshall T. B. A Bro. (T. B. and 0.1

McGrath James & Co. (James Mc- 8.), ship brokers, 107 Bay

Grath, J. T. Maher), grocers, 17 Martin David li., propr "Tbl

Whitaker

Omce,113Bay

McGuireBosanna Mrs., grocer, Farm, Martin James, com agt and agt 8.C

cor Olive

phospliates. 93 Bay

Mclntire James W., grocer, 184 St. Martin John D., physician, 88 State

Julian

Matter Cotton, job printer, 195 & I

Mclntire W. & B., grocers, 13 Bar Broad

nard

Mather John C., grocer, 195 8. Brwd

McKeuna B. F. & Co. (B. F. McKen- Maurice & Sou (J. J. and W. A.), tin

ua, D. C. Flynn), dry goods, 137 ners, 44 Broad'

Brougbton

Mayler Walter, furniture, 26 E. Brori

McKenna William P., paints, Meara Peter G., tailor, Bull, ne oar

oils and glass, and house and sign Bryan

J

painter, 133 Congress

Mehrtens Catherine Mrs., grocer, 811

McLaughlin J. & Won (John and Jefferson

'

Andrew), auction com, 166 Bay Mehrtens Henry C., grocer ,54 Whit

McLaughlin Mary Mrs., grocer, E. aker

Broad, se cor Bay

Mehrtens James L., grocer, 68 Jef

McMahon James J., grocer, 1 Con ferson

gress

Mehrtens Mary A. Mrs., grocer, 34

McNally Henry J. Rev., Catholic

Drayton

'

McNamara Patrick, grocer, Jackson, Meinnard Bros. & Co. (H.

sw cor Arnold

8. Meinhard, E. A. Well), booto,

McNulty Alexis, ins adjuster

shoes, etc, 129 Broughton. (Seep-

IdcQuude Thomas, grocer, Brough 699.)

ton, se cor Beynolds

Meitzler Charles, propr Savanna

McQuade & Green (M. McQuade, L. Hotel, 197J Congress

Green), milliners. 147J Congress Meldrim Peter W., lawyer, 161 Bay

McVeigh Edward, liquors, cigars and Meldrim Balph. grocer, 187 Conxn*

tobaoco, 81 Bay

Mell W. B. & Co. (W. B. Mdl),

Macltall & Erwln (W. W. saddles and harness, 160 Congrt*

Mackall, K. G. Erwin), lawyers, (See p. 6990

108 Bryan

Mendel & Bro. (A. and J.), grooen,

Maclean Malcolm, cotton com mer. Thunderbolt rd cor Bandolph

102 Bay

Mendez Isaac Bev., Hebrew

Mahon Martin, ahoemkr, 124 Bryan Merceica Frank, fruits, 45 Whltaktf

Maloy Thomas F., grocer, Gwin- Mercer George A,, lawyer, 7 Dray-

nett, ne cor W. Broad

ton

_th_e__G_E_O_R_G_I_APoRpAuILlaRrOARDou, ttehferom Atlanta.

BAV

699

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SAVANNAS,

i BEST SOTXIX. XZT THE
003 TABLE CONSTANTLY SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST JTOBTHEBN BEEF. This Hotel has recently undergone thorough repair, and been newly furnished
and made complete in all its appointments. Special AeemmdU*M fr Faunilte* n* CraMMerelal Tntvelen.

w. B.

A no., EKINHARD, BROS, & COM

HUM, Boots, Shoes, Hats,, LEATHEE BELTIHa, PACKING, HOSE,

WHOLESALE

. CALF SKINS, SOLE LEATHER,

--AMD--

SHOE TTPPEBS, FINDINGS,

CL.OTHIWO,

XruxLUs, "Valises. Kto.,

Jt 131

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA..

"^^'^'^^^^'^^

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KEDICAL LEOTUfiES: Oonne commencing lit Monday in September, and oonttoniag Four Xonthi.
..
W. M. CHAHTRE3, M. D., Prifenor of ChemiflCry and Prerident of the Faculty : THO a. J. CHARL TOR, M. D., Profeawr of ObBtetrica: J. O. THOMAS, M. D., Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine: W. H. ELLIOTT, H. D.. Professor of Principles and Practice of Sargery: W. DUNCAN, M. D., Profeaeor of Clinical Medicine and Dean of Faculty; B. s. Parse, M. D., Professor of Materla Medial and Therapeutics; J. P. a. HOUSTOUN, M. D., Profefsor of Physiol ogy: QbORGE H. STO>B, M. D,, Professor of Anatomy.

For Coarse of Itre. ....... .5O.MI I tnea4U (pld only once). Fr Nlna;l Tlke*. .......... .... 1O.OO DemABmtrmtcr1* Ticket. ....

a.**

FLORIST,
Bmw and be Cnm fides,

DEALEB IN

CANARIE--S A--NDBIB--DS--OP--ALL KINDS.

Nobles' Improved Bird Invlgorator and

Prepared 44

Hooking

Bird

Food.

, WMte Lead, Oils, and Builders' Material*,
Bay StoMt, - SAVANNAH, GA.

Tf 117 !HA/IV Oolnmbu, to., npreMnte oldwt ni twagwt . r W UIOUA) Engllih ml Amerioa Innnaaoe Oo

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700

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Mercer Robert L., grain, bay, etc., Morebead Eugene (e), saloon, 28 8.

198 Congress and 191 St. Julian

Broad

Merchants National Bank, Morel Charles H., hay and grain, 3 Henry Brigbam, pres; Thomas Abercorn

Gadftden, cashier; St. Julian, ne Morel James S., physician, 33 Tat-

cor Drayton (See p. 683.)

nall

Merchants and Miners Trans Moriarty Patrick, saloon, 146 Bryan

portation Co., Jus. B. West A Morning News (daily), J. H. Es- .

Co., agts; 114 Bay. (See p. 695.) till, propr; 3 Whitaker. (See p. 70S.)

Meyer August, grocer, 31 Chartton Morris Joseph J;, grocer, 4 Price

Meyer Herman, cigars and tobacco, Moses W. M., genl agt Russel Coe's

35 Whitaker

fertUizers, 104 Bay, (See p. 679.)

Meyer John, grocer, Lovers lane, cor Muhlberg Elias, jeweler, 189 Con

Randolph

gress

Meyer Maurice Mrs., grocer, Rey Muir & Duckworth (Francis Muir. J.

nolds, cor Jackson

B. Duckworth), com mere, 132 Bay

Millen McPherson B., lumber, 118} Mulligan J. Ss, T. & Co. (James

Bay

and Thomas Mulligan, W. D. Bal-

Miller A. J. A Co. (A. J. Miller), fur- lantyne), founders and machinists,

uiture, 150 Brou>(hton

Pine, cor Lumber. (See p. 70S.)

Miller E. J. A H. H., blacksmiths. Munroe Murray, fruits, 207J Charlton

204 Liberty

Murphy Chris, paints, oils, doors,

Miller Fred P.r grocer, 188 Congress sash, blinds and ladders, all kinds.

Miller Qeo. H., lawyer, 8 Whitaker and sizes, etc, and house, sign and

Miller Isaac, sboeinkr, 199} Cogress ornamental painter, 142 St. Julian

Miller W. Inman, com mer, 200 Bay Myere H. & Bros. Herman, Sigo and

Mills George J., broker,'Abercorn, cor Fred), cigars, tobacco and liquors,

Bryan

135 and 137 Bay

Mills Nathaniel C., real estate, 196 Myers L. J. Jr., lawyer, Bryan, cor

State

Drayton

Mills William M., druggist, 61 Jeffer Myers Robert P., physician, 83 Whit

son

aker

Minis A. & Son (A., J. F. and L), Myrick Susan E. Mrs., dressmkr, 186

com mere, 136 Bay

State

Minor Benjamin B. Jr., cotton Nagle James, shoemkr, 26} Drayton

factor and mnfr Minor's Ammoni- Neace Frederick L., saw mill, ws Ca

ated Super-Phosphate, 95 Bay

nal, s of River

Mitchell Simon, clothing, 24 Whita Neason Johanna Mrs., fruits, 47 Bar

ker

nard

'MoellerHans P., grocer, W. Broad, Neidiinger Edwin L., saddles and

cor River

harness, 156 St Julian

Moessner A Burgmaler (J. Moessner, Neill A Rose (J. Neill, J. A. Rose),

C. Burgtnaler), saloon, Bay lane, stevedores, Bay, foot of Drayton

e of Bull

NeufvHle Edward F., notary and real

Moflat Adam, cotton factor, com estate agt, 109 Bay mer and genl agt Liverpool and NeufvUle & Co. (E. F. NeufvUle, Oc-

London and Globe Ins Co., 101 Bay tavus Coben), ins agts, 109 Bay

Mohr Bros. (L. and A.), dry goods, Nevltt John J., architect, 99 Bay

165 Congress

Newmark Meyer, furniture, 31 Bar

Molina Manuel F., justice, 6 Bull

nard

Molina Merry C., cigars and tobacco, Nicbols Alfred S., hats, caps, etc, 128

24 Bull

Broughton

Mouahan James, propr Phoenix Iron Nichols George N., blank book

Wks, Broughton, cor Randolph

mnfr, printer and binder, 93 and 95

Mousses Claus H., grocer, W. Broad, Bay. (Seeopp. 698.)

se cor Huntingdon

Nichpls George 8., clothing, 130

Morales Albert H., boots and shoes Brougbton

129 Congress

Nichols George T., supt The

Moran & Reilly (E. Moran, J. W. Bradstreet Co., 11 Com'l BWg,

Reilly), dray masters, 104 Bay

103 Bay

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line from Maoon.

BAV

701

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Novelty Iron Forts, JOSEPH BOOS, Proprietor of TENNESSEE

JOHN ROURKE,

IBM? AND BBA8S FOTJNDBY.

35 Went Broad Street, Foot of State St,

Kill Bnfl Pani, Bailing! and Balcony WorkSpedaltiat,
Repairing of All Kinds.

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. a Bay St., SAVANNAH, GA.

fcSS*

Manufacture all Grade* of MANILLA and otber

PORTER TRE1AIN, Manager. Mills and Office, West Boundary, north of Bryan Street,
J. C. ROWLAND, President SAM'L P. HAMILTON, Vice PneUent.

-Dealer]

t

ftLVEB and PLATED WABE, QOLD PENS and PENCILS,

SPECTACLES, OTOIiEBT, Etc., Etc.

189i Broughton St.,

-

-

SAVANNAH, GA.

Watchmakers and Jewelers Snpplied wttb Tools and Materials at Very Low Prices. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Warranted. Also, Gold, surer and Nickel Plating Done.

J. W. TYNAN, THE SINGER
Ma nfactmw Company's Sewing Machines,

Bepairs all kinds of

UNBIVALED

MACHINERY, BOILERS, For the Bange and Excellence of their Work and Extent of- their tales.

SALES IH 1878 .... SM.4SI.

Etc. Blacksmith Work in all its branches promptly done. All kinds of 8TEAM AND WATJEB Fittings on hand.

BEWARE OF BOGUS MACHINES I Savannah Office: .181 BrmwktM St

Rice Threshers Built & Repair**

M. *'. JOYCB. Superintending Agent.

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 68 year* ago. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

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Nicolaon John, plumber, 27 Dray- Parish George W., -plow mnfr, 190

tpn

and 192 St. Julian

Nisbet Fritz, cotton com mer, 106 Parsons Elisha. dentist, 119 York

Bay

Fatten David G., job printer, 111 Bay

Nisbet John, cotton broker, 106 Bay Paulaen J. & Co. (J. Paulsen, F. Mor

Noble George, florist and ice cream gan), grocers, Market Dock, foot

garden, 86 Bull. (See p. 699.)

Barnard

Nobles Wm. H. Bev., M, Methodist Paulsen Nicholas, grocer, Thunder

Nolan John E., grocer, 26 Broughton bolt rd, nr Toll-gate

Noochee Andrew, fruits, 42} Jeffer- Ptfusch George A., cigar mkr. 4

. 'son

Wbitaker

Norwood Tbomas M- lawyer, Peacock, Hunt A Co. (P. L. Peacock,

111 Bay

J. W. Hunt, W. N. Holt), factora,

O'Byrne Dominlck A., lawyer, 8 138 Bay

Wbitaker

Pease Sarah Mrs., milliner, 149

O'Byrne James, grocer, 226 Bay

Broughton

.O'Connell Deunia, junk dlr, 8 Wil- Penny Local, Ely Otto, propr; 12

liamson

Wbitaker

O'Connor Daniel, blacksmith, W. Pepper George F., dry goods, 181

Broad, cor Bryan

Congress

O'Connor Dennis, grocer, 66 Congress Perlinski Julius, clothing, 176 Bryan

O'Connor Kale Mrs., grocer, Gaston, Peters Peter, veterinary surgeon, 102

cor Montgomery

Bryan

O'Driscoll Ann Mrs., saloon, Mont Pettigrew William (e), grocer, Lovers

gomery. cor Williamson

lane, e of A. & G. B. R

'Driscoll Jeremiah, saloon, 3 E. Phillips John F., meats, Anderson,

Broad

cor Wbitaker

O'Hanlon Charlotte E. Mrs., vari Plchon Celesta, watcbmkr, 120

eties, 45 Barnard

Broughton

O'Hara Thomas Rev., Catholic

Planters Hotel. Joseph Hersch-

O'Mabony John, harness mkr, 46 W. bacb, propr; Barnard, nw cor

Broad

Bryan. (See p. 705.)

Ocean Steamship Co., Wm. Hunter Platshek Kaufmann, varieties, 138

& (Sons, agts; 100 Bay

Broughton

Oeliler Charles, dyer, 212 Broughton Pollard William, veterinary surgeon,

Oblmann Fan, dry goods, 160 us Bryan, 6th e of Farm

Broughton

Precht Henry, grocer, 46 Price

Oliveira Ellen M. Mrs., grocer, Farm, Prendergast C. M. Mrs., private

cor Olive

school, 43 Montgomery

Oliver Jobn, points, oils, glass, PrendergastEdward, grocer,William,

doors, sasu, blinds and bouse and iiw cor Farm

sign painter, 5 Whitaker. (See p. Preston William F., cotton shipper,

697.)

104 Bay

Oliveros John B., agt Weed sewing Price William, tailor, 101} Broughton

machine, 113 Broughton

Principe Julian A., Spanish Consul,

Olmuted Charles EL. ins agt, 85} Bay 144 Bryan

Olney Clarence 17.. receiver S. & Pritcbard 'A Morrell (G. B.

C. B. B., State of Georgia

Pritchard, W. G. Mofrell), riee

Oppenheimer Karl M., com mer, 104 brokers, 66 Bay

Bay

Provozanio Vincent, barber, 97

Otto Ely, job printer, W WJiltaker Brougbton

Paoetti Herbert A., cigar mnfr, 162i Pulaski House, B. Bradley, propr;

Brougbton

Bryan, nw cor Bull

Paine William, lawer, 103 Bay

Purse Benjamin 8., physician, 69

Palmer Bros 18. B. and H. A.), bard- Whitaker

.

. ware, etc., 148 Congress

Purse Daniel G., com mer and

Palmer Francis, grocer, Sims, cor fertilizers, 111 Bay. (See front

Guerard lane

cover.)

Palmes Oscar, cigara and tobacco, 36. Putzel Lehman, fruit, 1 Market Be

Whitaker .

gin

T r/1? the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1 AM-.

the Best Route East.

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Is the largest paper In the Southern States. This paper contains a careful compilation of the gen eral news from the dally issues of the week. Telegraphic Dispitches and Xirket Reports, carefully edited Agricultural and Military Departments, with choice Literary and Miscellaneous reading, and as a distinct feature,

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Is a large quarto magazine of thirty-two pages, printed upon tinted paper, with a beautiful engraved cover. Although onnly eeigghteteeenn nnoonnthssooldl,, it is recognised by the entire press of the South, as supplying i long-felt want. It is, as its name Indicates, devoted to the Interests of the farmer, and Is carefully edited and fully up to the best Northern publications of its class. 92.0O Y**r.
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Wiilcox's Inmr&not AfMor, Oolunbu, 9*. fiiBitri4. EitV)liihd 1819.

1, I

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Qaantock & Pournelle (G. T. Quan- Richards Bodolph B.,- lawyer, 5 tock, J. G. Pournelle), booksellers, Drayton

132 Broughton

Richardson & Barnard (E. C. Rich

Quinan Michael T., grocer, 103 ardson, J. M. Barnard, Jr.), com

Broughton

mere, 78 Bay

Quinley Charlotte Mrs., confectioner, Bieser Henry J., cigars and tobacco,

18 Houston

7Wbitaker

Qntnn Timothy, grocer, MiU, cor W. Ripley Joseph B., com mer, 118

Boundary

Bay

Quint Jacob, baker, 52 Jefferson

Bober Theodore, grocer, White Bluff

Baderick Theodore, saloon, Broad, rd, B of Andersnn

sw cor Harrison

Roberts James H., real estate agt, St.

Bafferty John, grocer, 42 Price

Julian, cor Drayton

Bambaud Ijeon & Co. (L. Bamband, Roberts Dwight L., fertilizers, 80 Bay

J. E. Loiseau), liquors end cigars, Roberts J. A. & Co. (J. A. Roberta,

116} Brought ton

E. Neumayer), ship brokers, 124

Bash John H., grocer, W. Broad, se Bay

cor Taylor

Bohertson A Brownlee (Henry Bob-

Batz Adaline Mrs., grocer, 5E. Broad ertoon, J. W. Brownlfe), timber

Batz Charles, dyer, 98 Brough ton

shippers, 107 Bay

Bauers Jacob, German consul, 122 Bobider Louis, shoemkr, 30* Dray ton

Bay

Robinson Joseph, restaurant, 81 Bay

Bavenel Thomas P., lawyer, 3 Bocker Christian, grocer, Jones, sw

Whitaker

cor Purse

Bay James, soda water mnfr, 15 Bocker J. ABro. (J. and H.), grocers,

Houston

W. Broad, se cor Berrian

Bay William H., grocer, ss Biver, e Rogers Cornelius D., agt butter,

ofE. Broad

cheese and lard depot, 141 Bay

Bead James B., physician, ns Liber Ronan John T., sheriff

ty. 2d e of Drayton

Boos Isaac, meats, Market

Beadick & Sbaffer (H. W. Beadick, Roos Joseph, feed and sale-stables,

J. H. Shaffer), grocer, 54 Jefferson W. Broad, foot of State. (See p. Bed man Mac (e), meats, 2 St. Julian 701.) Beed * Brown (B. N. Beed, E. M. Boseally Felix, cigars and tobacco, 30
Brown), cotton com mere, 114 Bay Bull

Reedy Joseph B., grocer, 21 Bar Bosenheim Joseph, boots and shoes,

nard

163 Congress

field William F., druggist, 47 E. Bosentretvr John M., grocer, Whita-

' Broad

kf>r, cor Anderson

Beilly James T., druggist, Farm, cor Both Johannes, com mer, 85} Bay

Indian

Both well Benjamin, wood yard, Har

Belly John, saloon, 8 Barnard

ris, cor W. Broad

Beimensnyder Julius B. Bev., Evan Roumillat John I*, genl frt agt

gelical Lutheran

Ga. and Fla. Steamboat Co

Beitze Carl A., ins agt, 95 Bay

Rourke John, foundry and ma

Bemion John B., furniture, 210 chine shop, 2 Bay. (See p. 701.)

Broughton.

Rousseau Theodora A., lawyer, 110

Bemion Louis, furniture, 187 Bryan

Broughton

Rowland John C_ pres Sav. Pa-

Remshart George H. saab, doors, per Mills, and com mer, Bay, nw

blinds, paints and builders' mate cor Abercoru

rial, 182 and 184 Bay. (See p. 690.) Rowland J. C. 4 Co. (J. C. Bowland,

Benken Harmon, grocer, Farm, sw J. W.Teeple), cotton ginners,Thun-

cor Indian

derbolt rd. nr Tollgate

Beppard Robert B., lumber, 70 Bay Royall Horace J., dentist, 125

Bice William, saloon, 5 Drayton and Congress, cor Bull .

101 Broughton

Russell Isaac, justice, 144 Bryan

Bich & Morrison (H. Bicli, D. J. Bussell P. M. & B. W. (Philip M.

Morrison), dry goods, 176 and 178 and B. Wayne) lawyers, Court

Congress

H'.use

! CBQRCIA RAILROAD, the Short Line Weot and Southwest.

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Our Boomi are elegantly

Comfortable Rooms.

funiahed and onr table oonitantlyiupplied with

FfrstClass fahlo.

the belt Northern Beet

\ 4,

This Hotel has recently undergone thorough repair, and been newly furnished and fitted up throughout.
Bates of Board SLSO and $2.00 Per Day. o^ff for Fftoiiliov md Oonunorcd&l TiftTolorSi

Awarded, onr All Competitor!, SILVBB XZDAL, at the Georgia State Fair Held at Xaoon, October, 1875, and DIPLOKA, at Fair held at Thomanille, October, 1875.
This Medicine has been endorsed by the eminent practitioners of the country. "toy
Ydcan Iron Works. WYLLY & CLAREE,
WholcMfe and Retail

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS
&, Bnuwei

iattoiurs and fj ^y Cr. WkUmiter mut St. Julimtt St.,
SAVANNAH. OA.

JA8. P. HARRI8ON A CO., State Printers, Publisher*, and Binders, 27 & 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca. '

8AV

706

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Butherford William, grocer, 177 St. Savannah and Charleston Rig

Julian

Road, C. 8. Gadsden, supt and

Buwe John H., baker, 73 Bay

eng'r; 8. C. BoyIston, genl frt and

Byals G. M. A Bro. (G. M. and L. ticket agt; C. C. Olney, receiver

M.), dray masters, 101 Bay

State of Ga; office and depot E.

Byals John V., lawyer, 12 Whltaker .Broad, opp Jones. (See adv.)

Ryan Daniel J., photographer anc Savannah and Mellonville Inland

photographic stock, 139J Congress. Steamboat Co., W. F. Barry, agt;

(See p. 697.)

foot of Drayton

Byan James, grocer, River, cor Rey Savarese L.. ft. Bro. (L. and M.),

nolds

fish, 3 Jefferson

Byan John, lawyer, 102 8. Broad Sawyer Harriet E. Mrs., boarding,

Byan Jobn, soda water, 110 Brough- Broughton, cor Drayton

ton

8chaefer E. BJcbard, druggist,

Byan Sarah Mrs., dry goods, W. Broughton, ne cor Drayton

Broad, cor Gaeton

Schafer Peter, baker, Huntingdon,

Sack Adolph, watches, clocks, sil corTattnall

ver plated ware, jewelry, etc, 139J Scheibing William, grocer, 103 Lib-

Biougbton. (See p. 7017)

erty

Sack Chris. T., guns, 179 Congress Schley Charles C., physician, 103

Samuels Abraham, tailor, 20 W. President

Broad

Schley George, genl auction com

Sanders Henry, saloon, 8. Broad, cor mer and broker, 172 Bay

Jefferson

Schley John 8.. lawyer, 120 Bryan

Sanders B. Stewart, pbysician, Sa Scholl John, baker, 89 Jefferson

vannah Hospital

Schreiner Sigmund A., bookseller,

Santina Luzetta A., furnishing goods, 127 Congress

137 St. Julian

Schroder George, grocer, Sims, aw

Sauer Henry, saloon, 185 Bay

cor Purse

Saussy Joachim R., lawyer, 6} Schroder John, grocer, Whitaker,

Drayton

cor Charlton

Sanssy & Harmom (C. Sauasy, A. Schroder Martin, grocer, 68 W.

C. Harmon), Enterprise MUIs and Broad

hay and grain, A. & G. B. B., cor Schroder William, grocer, 35 E.

Hall. (See p. 683.)

Broad

Savannah Bank and Trust Co., Schnenemann Henry, grocer, Presi

Charity Gre?n,pre8 ; Milo Hatch, dent, cor Beynolds

cashier; 105 Bay. (See p. 6830_ Schultz August, grocer, W. Broad, M

SaTannah Club Stables, G. W. cor Gwinnett

Hussey, propr; President, cor Whit- SchWaab August, architect, 135 Bay

aker. (See p. 689.)

Schwarz Emil A., carpets, 127

Savannah Cotton Exchange, W. W. Broughton

Gordon, pres; E. F. Bryan, supt; Schwarzbaum G. & Co. (G. Schwan-

99 Bay

baum, Lesser Michels), tailors, 36

Savannah Cotton Press Ass'n, Wm. Jefferson

Wade, genl supt; 96 Bay

Scbwenck John, grocer, Olive, ne CM

Savannah Gas lit. Co., J. F. Gilmer, Ann

pres; Bay, opp Bull

Screven House, G. W. Sergent,

Savannah Medical College,, ^ropr; Bull, cor Congress. (See p.

Wm. Duncan, M. D., dean; Hun-

tiugdou, p. 699.)

ne cor

Drayton.

(See

SR creBven John,' receiver A. & G.

Savannah, Nassau and Ha Segur Edward L., carpenter, Con

vana S. 8. Line. G. lave, g. p. gress, ne cor Drayton

a.; 5 Stoddard's Range

Seller Charles, saloon, 96 Broughton

Savannah Paper Mills, ws W. Sellms Edward, grocer, 178 St Juliwi

Boundary, bet Bryan and Joachim. Semken Henry, grocer, 6 E. Broad

(See p. 701.)

Sergent George W.. propr Screven

Savannah Recorder, J. Stern, propr; House. (See p. 689.)

161 Bay

Seyden A., saloon, 22J Jefferson

SHI rj your Freight West via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

SAV

707

SAV

Shea Dennis, saloon, 30 8. Broad Shearann Charles A., cotton buyer,

Sn12e9edBaWy illiam B-Ly, epro*pr Time->s,

130 Bay

Solomon Bros (Henry and N. .).

Sheehan Ann Mrs., grocer, 21 Price grocers, 173 and 175 Bay

Sheftall Benjamin J. P., co. coroner Solomons Judah 8., wood dlr, es Ca

and physician, 71 Jefferson

nal, nr C. R. R. bridge

Sheftall John R. (c), barber, 42i Jef Solomons & Co. (A. A. and J. M. Solo

ferson

mons), druggists, 167 Congress

Sheftall Letherea Miw, private Soullard B. A., com mer, 118 Bay

school, 71 Jefferson

Southern Rank, of the State of

Sbeldon James R~ cotton and Ga., Eugene Kelly, pres; John Mc-

rice factor and fertilizers. 86 Bay Manon, vice pres and manager;

Rherlock J., dry goods, 141 Broughton Horace A. Crane, cashier; Dray-

Sboles A. E. ts. Co., publishers city ton, nw cor Bryan. (See p. 683).

directories of Atlanta, Augusta, Southern Musical Journal, Lndden A Columbus, Macon and Savan- Bates, publishers; 21 Whitaker

nab, Ga., Charleston, S. C., Spencer Lambert W., lawyer, 132

Little Rock, Ark*, Memphis Hull

and Nashville. Tenn~ Arkan Stach Robert, baker, 198 Bryan

sas Railroad Guide, Georgia Stall Thomas W., blacksmith, 214

Railway Guide and Georgia Liberty

State Gazetteer; office, 3 Wnit- Stark W. H. A Co. (W. H. Stark, H.

aker

P. Richmond), cotton factors, 106

Showalter John A., contractor, 7 Bay

Montgomery

Steepbens Henry C., gunsmith, 174

Shuptrine James T., druggist, 185 Broughton

Congress

Stegmaier John G., baker, Henry, ne

Sipvers Lewis, grocer, Burroughs, cor Drayton

cor Gwinnett lane.

Steinbach Louis, tailor, 9 Bull

Silva James S., queensware and Stelnberg John, grocer, 19 Price

house furnishing goods. 140 Brough Stern Jonathan, job printer, 161 Bay

ton. (See front cover.)

Stern & JVusebaum (S. Stern, A.

SinrvmoDS John. C. (e), shoemkr, 68 Nussbaum), leather, hides, etc., 166

Habersham

Siramnns John W. Eev., Methodist ternheimer L. Z., dry goods, 180

Simon Jacob K., dry goods, 159i Con Congress

gress

Stetson William S., broker, 196 Bay

Simpson Henry L. Rev. (e). Baptist Stewart James T., broker and ins

Singer Bfnig Co., M. F. Joyce, agt,99Bay

supervising agent; 181 Broughton. Stewart Seymour C., coal and wood,

(See p. 701.)

ws W. Boundary, opp Margaret

Sloan Andrew, lawyer, 113 Congress Stiefvater Andrew, tailor, 36} Bull

Sloat, Bussell A Co. (Prank Bloat, P. Stoddard John I., ins agt, 124 Bay

F. Bussell, George Cromwell, G. Stone Francis R., physician, ws

M. Sloat), lumber mnfrs, 76 Bay

Monteomery, s of Waldburg -

Small & MiscHlly (C. P. Small, J. S. Stone George H., physician, 50 8.

Miscally), plumbers, 46 Whitaker Broad

Smith Alfred B.. lawyer, 1 Bull

Strang 1* A.3 receiver A. A G. R

Smith wot

Bernard, Farm

justice,

ns

Bryan,

1st

R Strain A Co. (H.

Knhn), com men,

Smith Charles W./flsh dlr, Bay lane, IStfi Bay

sw cor Jefferson

Strong Charles H. Rev., Episcopal

SmGiothrdJoonhnO., grocer, E. Broad, cor

Stronir BuU

Lingdon

C., druggist

67

Smith Peter, saloon. 4 Habersham Struck Herman W., grocer, Ran

Smith W. W. A Bro (W. W. and G. dolph, corClebnrne

J.), stenoil cutters, 28 Drayton Stubbs Charles P., cotton factor, 94

Smith & Nolan (J. Smith, L.Nolan), Bay

blacksmiths, WiUiam

W. Broad,

sw '

cor '

I

Stucken cotton

Aug. A Co. (C. buyers, 134 Bay

Eglinger),

. 1f7.

* Qawl Xannao* Anoy, Oolnm'bu. Old*t S. IBM aai StroafMt !a QMtgla. 1879

SAV

708

SAV

Studor Victor 8., grocer, Draytou, Thieme August, saloon, 13 Jenenon

nw cor Perry

Thomas Daniel R., coal dlr and

Stults H. A. & Co. (H. A. and C. E. genl ins a-it, represents Frank.-

Stults, T. A. Lanler), liquors ami tin Fire Ins. Co., of Phila., Ill

cigars, 131 Bay

.

Bay. (See p. 679.)

Stunt & Wakefield (R. 8. Stunt, T. Thomas Houstoun H., wood dlr, La-

Wakefleld). carpenters, Macon, cor mar's whf, foot Reynolds

Wbitaker

Thomas James G., physician, 36

Sturtevant & Co. (J. C. Sturtevant, Abercorn

J. H. Killougb), produce com, Thompson Joseph C., grocer, 25 Bar

27 Barnard

nard

Sullivan Daniel, saloon, 18 S. Broad Thompson William H., saloon, 109

Sullivan John, grocer, 158 Congress Broughton

Sullivan John, saloon, 59 Bay

Thompson William T., editor

Sullivan John & Co. (John Sul Morning News

livan, B. B. Pbilput), Ins and real Tidwell Francis M., meats, Drayton,

estate, 114 Bay

cor Macon

Sullivan Timothy J., grocer, ISHab- Tifctjen John F., grocer, W. Broad,

erebam

cor New

Suiter Henry, grocer, Liberty, se cor Tilton H. W. & Co. (H. W. and C. M.

Montgomery

Tllton), grocers, 30 Wbitaker

Suiter Henry C. D., grocer, W. Broad, Times The, Wm M. Sneed, propr;

cor Charlton

129 Bay

Suiter Martin, grocer, Jefferson, cor Tompkina & Denmark. (Henry

Gaston

B. Tompklns, Brantley A. Den

Sunday Telegram, J. H. EstUl, mark', lawyers, 105 Bay

propr; 3 Whitaker. (See p. 703.) TpnnsN. A Co.. wood dlrs,W. Bound

ary, opp Zubly

SUNNYSIDH HOUS5, Trebony Lucca, fruits, 24i Jefferson Tuberdy Patrick, boots and shoes, 136 Broughton

Xn, i B, Xnik, htpiiimi,

Tulham Mary Miss, milliner, 178 Broughton

Thunderbolt (4} JCiles from Savannah.)

Tunno A Co. (Wm. .M. and M. B. Tunno, J. C. King, Gerhard Briiige-

mann), cotton buyers, 65 Bay

Most Delightful Location.

Turner George, builder, 178 S. Broad Tfnan John W., engineer and

machinist, ss Canal, w of W. Broad,

Ample Accommodation and Stables. (See p. 701.)

Ubele Christian Jr., baker, 103 W.

Symons Elizabeth Mrs., private Broad

school, W. Broad, cor Stewart

Ulmer Benjamin F., druggist and

g Taggart Orantham L, coal dlr, 124 ropr Ulmer's Liver Corrector, 17

Bay

roughton. (See p. 705.)

Taliaferro Charles C., private school, Van Giesen Uriah, dentist, 134

122J State

Broughton

Tamm August H., grocer, Zubly, cor Vlllalonga John L., cotton factor, 110

Poplar

Bay

Taney C. H., cotton buyer, 99 Bay Vogel Louis, cigar mnfr, 106 Brough

Tant James JE., grocer, Arnold, nw ton

cor Perry lane

Von Glahn Henry, grocer, Henry, cor

Tatem Robert H., druggist, Liberty, Drayton

n w cor Whitaker

Von Glahn Henry J., saloon, 111

Tartar James Li., genl frt and pass Broughton

agt, A. A G. R. B

Von Newton John H., grocer, 156

Taylor Bobert Rev. (c), Methodist

Congress

Tebeau John T., co. surveyor

Wade Edward C., collector U. 8.

The Bradstreet Co.. G. T. Nichols, Int. Rev., 3d Dist Ga., Exchange

supt; 103 Bay

Building

SHIP your Cotton East via the ______GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Wade Robert J., lawyer and jnstic", West James B. & Co. (James EL

142Bryan

West, W. E. Guerard, T. M. New

Wadley William M., pres Cen ell), com mers and agts M. A M.

tral Railroad and Banking Co

Transportation Co., 114 Bay. (See

Wagner George, seeds, 136 St. Julian p. 695.) .

Wakefield Charles E., plumber, 48 West Thomas, queensware, 185

Barnard

Broughton

Walker Bobert D., marble wks, 173 Western Union Telegraph Co., Henry

to 179 York

Griffith, manager; 3 Bull

Walker Robert D. Jr., lawyer, Whalen Patrick, grocer, Roberts, cor

103 Bay

'

W. Broad

Wall Thomas, saloon, 8 Lincoln

Wheaton John P., Mayor of Sa

Walsh John J., baker, 199 Jones

vannah, com mer and genl ins

Walter James E., grocer, 91 Bay

agt, represents Commercial Un

Walter & Hart (George Walter, B. ion Assurance Co- of London;

A. Hart), cotton factors, 116 Bay Fire Association, of Phila, and

Waples William D., rice dealer Willianubnrgh City Ins. Co-

and rice threshers and engines, and ofN. Y.: 102 Bay

Whann'sraw bonesuperpbosphate, Wheeler A Wilson Mnfe Co., James

101 Bay

T. Ca'lin, manager; 69 Wbitaker

Ward Henry G., contractor, 153 Hull White J. Joseph, gunsmith, 156 Bry

Ward John, contractor,150 President an

Ward P. H. & Co. (P. H. Ward, White Samuel A.,dentist, 130 Brough

H. J. Fear), fruits, vegetables, hay, ton

grain, etc, 141 Bay. (See front White Sarah Mrs., clothing, 181 Con

cover).

gress

Ward Willard P., elk U. 8. Circuit Wlggs George A Co., cotton buyers,

and District Courts, Custom House 99 Bay

Warfield Li. M., cotton com mer. Wilcox, Gibbs A Co. (D. H. Wilcox,

95 Bay

L. Y. Gibbs, W. C. Maemurpby,

Waring James J., physician, Perry, W. P. Schirm), guano mnfrs, 148

sw cor Bull

Bay

Watte J. G. &Bro. (J. G. and P. F.), Wilder John H., grocer, New Hous

grocers. 179 Bryan

ton, cor Lincoln

Wayne Henry, stables, 215 York

Wilder A Co. (John R. and Joseph J.

Wayne Thomas 8. Jr., broker and Wilder), com mers, 126 Bay

notary, 109 Bay

Wilkras Thaddeus M., cabinet mkr,

Webb Richard Rev.. Mariners cb, 52 Barnard

156 S. Broad

Wilkinaoo James M., lawyer, 3 Whit-

Weclisler Catherine Mrs., restaurant. aker

3 Market Basin

WiUe A Meyer (J. H. A. Wille, A.

Weed & CoruweU (J. D. Weed, G. Meyer), grocers, 173 Congress

Cornwell), hardware and Importers Williams Abraham (c), tailor, 33

of coffee, 175 Broughton

Whitaker

Weicbselbuum Jacob, agt, druggist, Williams George, fraits.190 Bryan

Barnard, ne cor Wayne

Williams A Crane (J. H. Williams,

.Weisbeiti David, dry goods, 153 Theo. Crane), com mers, 136 Bay

Broughton

Willinmson John, co. treas

Wellbroch George, grocer, Harrison. Willink H. Fred, marine railway,

cor Walnut

Hutebinson Island

Wendelken Anna 8. Mrs., grocer, WUlink Joseph D., locksmith, 23

Jefferson, 005 Hall

Drayton

Werm Frank, saloon, 180J 8L Julian Wilson Alexander K., carriages, W.

Werner Charles, grocer, 58 Price

Broad, se cor Bay

Weasels Frederick, grocer, w* Price, Wilson George G., factor, 190 Con

1st a of Huntingdon

gress

West A. M. & C. W., grocers, 159 Wilson Jerome N., photographer, 21

Liberty

Bull

West Bros. (J. B, and James G.), Winter Frank, broker, Aberoorn, cor

cotton factors, 68 Bay

Hull

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDEX the best Advertising Medium in the South.

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SCH

Witkowski Gustav, agt, clothing, 183

Congress Woodbrldge Richard W.,

cotton fac

tor: 90 Bay

Woodbridge A Neufville (E. F. Neuf-

ville, B. W. Woodbridge), ins agts,

109 Bay

Has a population of 100, two churches-Baptist and Methodist-- common school and steam gin and grist mill. Cotton and naval atom form the chief exports. Express, Southern. Mail daily each way. George Heard, P. M.

Woodhouse William H. (e), justice, Daughtry D. T., justice

48 Price Woods & Co. (C. R. and S. A.), cot

Gay D. E., physician Heard & Co. (G. Heard, J. A. Fnl-

ton factors, 82 Bay Workman Thomas 8., grocer, Indi

cher, B. T. OuUand, J. P. Wil liams), genl store antl naval store

an, w of Farm Wylly George W. Jr., real estate, 120

mufrs Heard & Fulcher

(George Heard,

Bryan Wvlly & Clarke (T. L. Wylly, G.
B. Clarke), booksellers and station ers, 146 St. Julian. (See p. 705.) Ybanez Angel G., liquors and cigars,

James A. Fulcher), genl store, gin and grist mill Johnson W. H., blacksmith Johnston J. W., physician Johuston T. C., physician

99 Bay Yeager George, barber, S. Broad,

cor

Lane B. L., dentist Lane E. W., physician

Jefferson Yonge Eastou, physician, 56}Brough-

Lanier B. F.. genl store Limmer J. H., genl store

ton Yonge St. J. B. & Co. (St. J.

B,

and

Mayer J. A., physician OutlandB.T. &Co. (B.T.

Outland,

P. JR.), druggists, Whitaker, ne cor J. W. Johnstou), genl store

Duffy lane

PfeiflerL. F., gem store

Zahn Oscar, grocer, 19 Barnard Zeigler John, grocer, Guerard, aw cor

Thompson G. J. Rev., Baptist Wells F. O., blacksmith

Jones

Wood W. B., exp and r.r. agt

Zink Charles, baker, W. Broad, cor

Margaret Zittrouer Edward 8., druggist, 8.
Broad, se cor Jefferson

8CHATULCA. Muteogee County--8. W. B. S.

ZoUer Philip A., shoemkr, 30} Bull Ninety-one miles from Macon, 7.

from Columbus, the county seat, and

SAWDUST.

145 from Atlanta, via West Point No

Columbia County--Ga. R. B.

post office.

Quite a small place, II miles south of Appling, the county seat, 26 from Augusta and 145 from Atlanta. Has

SCHLATTERVILLE. fierce Chanty--B. & A. B. B.

a Methodist church and common Known also as Randolph and

school. Population 30. Cotton and Franklin's Mills; near the Satilta

lumber are the chief exports. Mail river, 10 miles south of Blacksbetr,

daily each way. ST. J. Bennett, P. the county seat, 50 from Brunswick,

M.

and 330 from Atlanta. Has about

Flint J. E., ftenl store Hamilton W. T. Rev., Methodist Keiley 8. E., genl store Reville C., r. r. agt

50 inhabitants, Primitive Baptist church, common school, steam saw mill and office of Mitchell & Co'1 Local Express. Exports, lumber and naval stores. Mail daily each wJ.

SCARBOROUGH.
Sereven County--G. B. B.

John Lee, P. M. Bailey W. F. & Co. (William F. and
William F. Jr.), saw mill

On the banks of Ogeechee river, 17 Baker Joseph H. & Co. (Joseph H.

miles west of Sylvania, the seat and James B. Baker, William H.

6f justice, 71 from Savannah, 119 Jones, P.' H. Lee), naval stow

from Macon and 222 from Atlanta. mnfra

CUlp 5nIF

youvriaMtheercGhEanOdRiGseIAfroRmOABDostFoanstanFdreNigehwt

York Line.

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711

SEV

Oollins John F. blacksmith Crawfond Reuben Bev., Baptist Frankllng A. F. & Co. (Augustus F.

newspaper--The Farm and Home. published every Saturday. Kail daily each way. Thomas W. Meth-

Frankllng, Benjamin B. Gray), vin, P. M.

sawmill Ham N. B., justice Lee John, genl store Lyons Charles Bev., Baptist Stone James A., blacksmith Wbilden Edward, blacksmith

Arnold W. T..genlstore Baggerly A. W., warehouse Barries J. C., physician Barnes T. A., gin, grist and saw mill Baugh J. J., wagon mkr Brantley F. M., warehouse

SCOTTSBOROUCH.

Brantley J. R., genl store Brassell J. C., justice

Baldwin County.

Bull James, blacksmith

Has a population of some 20 per sons; no postal facilities, and is sit uated 7 miles south of Mffledgeville.

Connell N. G., saloon Cook W. J. & Co., genl store Couch H. M. & Co., genl store Couch J. M., physician

SCREVEN.

Couch M. H., genl store Couch W. B., physician

Wayne County--A. &G.B.B. Deraokin ., furniture

Jesup, the seat of justice, is 11 miles northeast. Situated near the Satilla river 68 miles from Savannah and 260 from Atlanta via Jesup--M. A B. R. B. Cotton, rice' aud syrup the chief exports. Has a population of bout 40, a steam saw mill and two churches--Methodist and Baptist. Mail daily each way. C. C. Grace,
Jr. JA.

Drake Thomas, grist mill Edge N. N; Bev., editor Farm and
Home Free John V., harness mkr Green C. A. Mrs., milliner Hardy I. C., genl store Hodnett B. F., physician Hornady H. C. Bev., Baptist Ingraham C. IS. Bev., Methodist Irvin I. A., saloon Jones J. T. & Co., genl store

Dale J. J. & Co. (Joseph J. Dale, Da Methvin John F.-lawyer

vid Wells) saw mill

Methvin R. R. & Bro., genl store

Grace C. C., genl store, gin, grist North A. C., druggist

and saw mill, r. r. agt, mnfr naval Perkins John,_grocer

stores

Bobinson W. T., confectioner

Shell L A. Z. & Co., genl store

SEACO.

Shepherd L., genl store

Bibb County-8. W. R. B.

Sibley B. L., lawyer Sims J. W., cabinet mkr

A small station without postal ad Starr J. T., grist and saw mill

vantages, 8 miles from Macon, 92 Street F. M., painter

from Columbus and 111 from Atlanta. Tyler J. P., pnysician

SEBASTOPOL.
(Burke County--Hat Holcornbe.)

SEVEN ISLANDS.
Butt* County.

SENOIA.
Omelet County-8., G. * 2f. Ala. B. B.

Known also as Ocmulgee Mills. Jackson, the county seat, is 10 miles northwest, and Forsyth, the-nearest

Located on Line creek, which af shipping and express station, IS miles

fords power to drive a gin, .grist and distant, via which Atlanta is 95 mite.

saw mill. It is 17 miles southeast of From the Ocmulgee river power Is

Newnan, the county seat, 18 from obtained to drive agin and grist milL

Griffin, and 56 from Atlanta Ha New- Cotton, dried fruit, bides and tallow

nan. Has a population of about 900, are the exports. It has'the usual

steam gin, grist and saw mill, two church and common school facilities.

churches--Methodist and Baptist-- The river is crossed at this point and

three .common schools, and a weekly one mile below by means of a ferry.

IL

D. F. Willcox, GtEHHAL mUBAXOI ACUHT, ODLUXSn, OA. PdidMofall" '

SEW

712

8HA

Mall irregular. Population 40. Thom as J. Carson, P. M.

8HARON.

Lamar Henry J., propr Ocmulgee TaKqferro Co.--WaOi. Br. Ga. &. R.

farm and mills, genl store, black Railroad name Baytown. Itlil

smith shop, gin and saw mill, res miles northeast of CrawfordviUe, tbk

Macon

county seat, 14 from Washington, tt

Martin Sylvester (c). blacksmith Mayo Jacob T., millwright Ocmulgee Mills,H. J. Lamar, propr;

from Augusta and 117 from Atlantl: contains about 300 inhabitants, a Catholic church, two common

flour Strozier John W- bkkpr Waldrup William A., justice

schools and has office of Southern Express. Cotton Is the principal article of export. Mail daily each

8EWARD.
Montgomery County.

way. Edward Cronke, P. M. Barnett J. W., physician CroiLke Edward, dry goods and

IB a country postoffice about 13 miles southeast of Mt. Vernon court house.

grocer Davidson A. C., physician Bleating Edward, blacksmith Moore. L. A., exp agt and genlston

Nunn C. W., saloon

SHADY DALE.

O'Keeffe A. Mrs., r. r. agt Ogletree E. H., wagon mkr

Jasper County.

Stone W. A., saloon

A small place 8 miles from Monticello, the county seat, with a popula tion of about 40. It is 16 miles from Madison, its nearest shipping, ex

Thompson L. M., carriage mkr Triplett James M., justice Wall J. T., carpenter Wrlght John T., dry goods

press and telegraph station, via which it Is 84 miles from Atlanta and

SHARP TOP.

119 from Augusta. Has one grist

Cherokee County.

and saw mill. Mall four timed week. James L. Tucker, P. M.

a

Ten miles north of Canton, the seat of justice, and 30 from Marietta,

Broughton J. A. & Co., genl store its shipping point, via which it is SO

Billiard J. EL, physician

from Atlanta. Located on Blnff

Holland A. H., physician

creek, and has about 40 inhabitants,

Horsley W. G. Rev., Baptist

common school, two churches--Bap

Spearman William, justice

tist and Methodist. About 150 bales

Tucker W. E. & J. L., genl store of cotton shipped annually. Four

water power grist mills within two

SHADY GROVE.

miles. . Mail tri-weekly on horseback.

Carrott County.

Ladson Worley, P. M.

Situated on the Little Tallapooea, 5 miles northeast of Carrollton, the county seat .and nearest shipping of fice, via which it is 70 miles from At lanta. Has oue church and common schooL Cotton is the principal ex port. Stages run to Garrollton semiweekly. Mail on horseback four times a week. J. B. Lawing, P. M.

Atkins James A., genl store Atkins Webster E., genl store Beck William A. Rev.. Baptist Davis & Cornilison (Alfred Davis, J.
Calvin Cornilison), genl store Harris Basil Rev., Baptist Holden Miles N., notary Keeter Perry B. Rev., Baptist Stancil T. J., justice

Baxter J. M., cotton gin Campbell J., cotton gin Fleming G. W., blacksmith Hudens T., blacksmith Johnson F., blacksmith Lawing J. B., genl store

6HARPSBURCH. Coueta County--8., G. <t tf. A. S. E.
Yearly exports of cotton about 800 bales. Located on Line creek, 10 miles southeast of Newnan conn

CU1D your Merchandise from Philadelphia and BalDtllr tlmore via GEORGIA ROAD FafFreight Line.

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713

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house, 25 from Griffin and 49 from Alien Reuben J., physician

Atlanta, via Newnan. It has a popu Collins Thomas, justice lation of about 140, two grist mills, Colling Thomas &. Son (Thomas a steam cotton gin, Baptist ana and Green), genl store Methodist churches and common Gray Milford, genl store school. Mail daily each way by rail Johnson John, blacksmith

and semi-weekly on horseback. A. Litttle E. D. physician

J. Mills, P. M.

Roddy James, blacksmith

Benton J. 8., carpenter Brown D. H.. physician Eason "E. P., blacksmith Glass Love, genl store

Rogers Robert N., genl store Trible John N. Rev., Baptist Webb A- Terry (Clinton W. Webb,
Thomas D. Terry), genl store

Hardy A., justice

Hardy R. W., gristmill

8HILOH.

Jackson William, carpenter . Jackson W. A., physician Johnson L. Z., grist mill Jones William M., cotton gin and r.
r. agt LapradeG. D., grocer North A. G., physician North R. A., notary and ex-off jus
tice

Harrit County. Unorganized as a town; situated 12 miles northeast of Hamilton, the' seat of justice and nearest shipping station, via which the distance to At lanta is 173 miles. Contains about 35 inhabitants and Methodist and Bap tist churches. Blackminger creek,

North R. W., physician Page H. B., carpenter Parker W. C.. sboemkr Pitman R. E. Rev. (Baptist),

grist

two miles northeast, and Mulberry creek, two miles northwest, boua furnish power to drive grist mill* Mail weekly. John J. Cooke, P. M.

mill Rickes I. R genl store and shoemkr Smith G. E. Rev., Methodist

Andersen, A. D., justice Colvin W. J., carpenter Cooke George W. Jr., genl store

SHAW'S MILL.

Cooke-John J., carpenter Crawford John W., blacksmith

Pierce County--B. <tA.B.B. Situated 4 miles from NahOnta, its postoffice, 40 from Brunswick and 329 from Atlanta via M. A B. R, R. It is a place of perhaps .30 inhabitants.

MMaon T. ., physician GQmer ----, physician Harris J. H. Rev., Methodist . Ingram Hugh Rev., Baptist Johnston W. C., grist mill, 6 miles
west

SHEFFIELD.

McAfee M. A., grist mill, 2 miles northeast

Newton County. Claims a population of 25; is 7 miles northwest of Covington, aud has no postofflce.

Riley 8. G., physician. Sparks Wilkerson, genl store Trainmell C. H., grist mill, 2
northwest

miles

SHELTONVILLE.

SILOAM.

Forsyth County.

Oreene County'

Dulutb, 4 miles distant, is the ship ping office of this place; 2 miles South east of Gumming, the county seat, and 38 from Atlanta via Duluth. Contains 102 inhabitants, and has a Primitive Baptist church. -Situated on the Chattahoochee river and ex ports principally corn and cotton. Mail stages communicate daily with

Greensborough, the seat of justice, Is Smiles north, and Union Point, the most -convenient shipping office, is the same distance, via which Atlanta is 101 miles distant. It lias Metho dist and Baptist churches and com mon school, with a population of about 50. Mail semi-weekly on horse back. W. T. Johnson, P.M.

Duluth and Gumming. Green Col- Andrews W. T., carriage mkr

Caldwell L. ., notary

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. . Jas. P. Harriaon A'Co., Prop'rs, 87 A 29 Broad St.

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Johnson Whitneld T., genl store on horseback. Benjamin J. McCain,

Peek H. C. Rev., Baptist Park William, physician Bespess Frank, blacksmith

P. M. Alien James H., carpenter Basking C. W. Rev., Methodist

SILVER CREEK.

Brooks J. F., physician Brooks William Rev., Methodist

Floyd County.

Cobb John M., justice

Deriving its name from the creek near by, is 5 miles from Home, the county seat and nearest shipping sta tion, via which the distance to At lanta is 86 miles. Cotton (300 bales yearly), and grain are the chief ship ments. Population 25. Has a Bap tist church and one water power grist mill. Mail semi-weekly. G. B. Holden, P. M.

Grace Nathaniel J., blacksmith Griffin James P., justice Hill William H., blacksmith Hoioomb George Rev., Baptist McCain Benjamin J., genl store Mastenn H. M., furniture mnfr Riggs Stephen, carpenter Rowe R. L., physician Sims S. T. Rev. Baptist Stone James D., carpenter

Holden O. B., grocer Holden & Powers (O. B. Holden, G.

8ION HILL.

T. Powers), grist mill

Sereven County.

Johnson Alfred Rev., Baptist Kyle L. H., justice Wynn A. B., physician

Formerly a poetoffice but wasdir

continued Heptember 1,--December 1.

1878.

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SILVER SHOAL.

Banks County.

SKEINAH.

.Four miles from Homer court house

Fannin County.

and 8 from Bellton, the nearest rail Eleven miles southeast of Morgan-

way office, via'which it is 74 miles from Atlanta. Cotton is the princi

ton court house and 45 from Gatneiville, its shipping office, via which

pal export It has the usual church the distance to Atlanta is 98 mile*,

and common school facilities, grist Gold, copper and other mineral*

and flour horseback.

mills. Mail weekly on J. S. Chambers, P. M.

abound. Fruit, grain and live stock form the principal exports. Tht

Brian John G. Rev., Baptist Brown Melville, wool carder Chambers Charles 8., carpenter Chambers J. S., grist and saw mill Crymes D. H. Rev., Baptist

Toccoa river supplies power to ope rate several mills. Tne population tributary is about 300: has two churches--Baptist and Methodist-- and a common school. Mail four tinM a week on horseback. D. O. Bisum,

P. M,

8IMSVILLE. CaarroU County.

Bramblet Lafayette, millwright Brown Johnson, grist millButt W. L. G., genl store

With au estimated population of Chastain J. M., genl store

108, is on the Little Talhvpooaa, 12 Cochran Qeorge W., genl store

miles southwest of Carrollton, the Davis Jefferson Rev., Baptist

county seat and nearest shipping sta Hughes Jackson, millwright

tion, via which Atlanta is 77 miles Hughes R. V.JuBtice

distant. .It has a furniture factory Levasgue A, 25., genl store

and cotton gin operated by steam, a Meere A. J. Rev., Baptist

. common school and in the vicinity, Olivit A. E. Rev., Baptist

three churches-Primitive and Mia- Payne John, blacksmith

. sionary Baptist and Methodist. Stage Prince C. D., notary

communication with Villa Rica Swaford Robert Rev. Baptist

weekly. Furniture and cotton are Sisum D. O~ millwright

the principal exports. Mail weekly Woouy A. P., justice

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Driskel Warner, exp aud r. r. agt Oannd A. B., hotel

Gordon County--8., R. A D. R. S. Nix Joseph, genl store

Twenty-two miles from Dalton, 18 from Borne and 98 from Atlanta

SMITH'S MILLS.

Jasper County.

8KIDAWAY. Chatham County--8., S.<t:8.B.R.

Has a population of about 100; 10 * miles west of Hontioello, the seat of

Is a small place about 13 miles from Savannah, being the terminus of the above named railroad. It is not a poetoffice

lustioe, and 18 from Forsyth. tb nearest shipping office, via which it is 94 from Atlanta. Has a gin, grist and saw mill, operated by power from
e Ocmulgee. The river is crossed

SLACKVILLB.
WTutfteld County--(Set 3tarks.)

at this place by means of a hand ferry. Hail four times a week. Cot ton the chief export. W. B. Doiier,

P.M.

SLATE ROCK. Columbia County.

CaldweTl Richard, blacksmith . Dozier W. B- genl store

Established as a poetoffice in June, 1879; too late for information to be received.

Holland Simeon (c), blacksmith Johnston 8. H., justice Malone W. H., notary Smith C. (e), ferry

SMARR'S STATION.

Smith 8. F. Hon., gin, grist and saw mill

Monroe County--Atlanta Die. O. S. S. Smith Warner (c), shoemkr

Population estimated at 100; Smiles Thompson t3. L., millwright

southeast of Forsy th, the county seat, 22 from Macon and 81 from'Atlanta.

8MITHTON.

Has office of Southern Express, two common schools and three churches two Baptist and one Methodist. Mail daily each way. T. J./Jray, P. M.

Cleaveland Wiley Rev., Baptist

CoUins O. O., physician

Gray Lowe

T. J. genl store and T. J. Rev., Methodist

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DeKaOt County. Is a small place, with perhaps 20 inhabitants, 3 miles southwest of Decatnr, the county seat, and 4 from At lanta. Two paper mills, near by, are operated by power from the Ocmul gee river. Mail daily. Thomas J. Terry, P.M.

McKenny O. O., Justice Mays Jesse Bev., Baptist 8hi T. F., guano agt

Akers H. P., physician Akers A Bro., grist mill Carroll C. C., cotton gin

SMITH.

Guild L. A., physician Hnlsey J. J., cotton gin

. Dode County.

Key Thomas Dr., gin and grist mill

An unimportant village of 200

population, 14 miles from Chatta

nooga. Tenn., eta which Atlanta is

172 miles distant .Located on Lookout

creek, from which power ia obtained

to run a grist and saw ui:!I. Has

Methodist and Presbyterian cnnrch-

ee and one school. Express, South

ern. M.

Mail daily.

T. J. Morgan, P.

McNaughtAScrutchin (William McNaught, Thomas Scratcbin), paper mills
Ormond James, paper mill Rower Jolra N., subscription and
chromo agt Terry Thomas J., genl store and grist
mfll White James, gin and grist mill

Alacandri Charles, genl store Blake, Brown A Cureton, grist and

SMITHVILLE. Datoton County.

sawmill

Lays 8 miles southeast of Dawson.

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i ins, oo. o.rttN&EFWBBTSOBMKEI.SATMEtE oJRve7rTOtaA6,LoooL,oOoTo.

8MI Has no postofflce and claims babltants.
SMITHVILLE.
Lee Co.--Eufaula Div. 8. W. junction BlakelyDiv.

26 S.

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ia- acetaalxlnspysto)si,mr,t.etwrweCoso,oocfnlohetrunamirncshctelhoasetb--hocsMuh, tieet3jfhe0oaa0rdntisiiscntlheaaasbnnoiddf

Jt.,

Presbyterian--one high and one com mon school. Express. Southern.

Mail daily each way. Wade White,

Known also as Benwlck; 13 miles P.M.

northwest of Leeshurgn.. the county Mosaefnfaaditcc,oe6Sn1oWufartnohemdestr1en8rEn6EuffnratoUurmelnaei,soA,Antpllaae.Tnr, hte8ala2.epgsfrHrao6pam0hs0 cidtMbnhheihelaureiairvslcMbehiddtuoeaacsftinoklatyacsonlo,eopdtaoetBcocrchoaanhtmpeewtesmiaashytocig.pnrraepisneesBcktddh.,moFoMiapll.nlsoe..nwtBhuFeao1arrt,dolt8leim0ysIr0st,. P. M.

BellB.B.,r. r. agt

Byrd W. J., carpenter

Cuildress W. A., physician

Counally W.. C., physician

Cook David, wagon mkr

Copeland W. B., carpenter

Dodd H. C., physician

Dodgen J. L. & Son, genl store

grist mill

Earnshaw Eidson W.

James, machinist J., genl store

Eubanks G. T., blacksmith

and

Ansley C. C., cabinet mkr

Fleming P. B., justice

Avera D. O., genl store

Harden C. L., physician

Beck B. B., genl store Bell M. C. Mrs., milliner

Harden W. P., physician Hardwick John W., genl store

CDChleraaiidrcpkkrmi,JcaokJn.h&nFC.(. 'JJ.Mo,ohh.p,nnhassygoostnnica)i,n(agdWnegn.rloAsct.eorDreeld-

Humphries N. H., notary Landmore W. ST., shoemkr Malune J. D. & Son, mnfrs
spokes, etc

hubs,

Dodson James, lawyer

Oglesby J. J., millwright

Evans J. W., saloon Johflson T. W., hotel

Pace Bice,

W. N., exp agtand geul store Love <fc Porter, wool factory

Johnson W. 8., blacksmith McAfee William M., hotel

White &, Stone (Wade White, John M. Stone), genl store and fer

Peacock L. A., physician

tilizers

Peacock cock, F.

L. A. & Co. M. McKenny),

(L. A. Pea druggists

Sunders M. D., physician Smith M. A. & Bro. (M.

A.

and

W.

SMYRNA.
Greens County.

A.), druggists SmJlgroves J. D., harness mkr Stapleton J. Q.. physician TlHman J. S., wheelwright

Not a post town, habitants, and is

has about located S

20 in mile*

southeast of Qreensborough.

Turner 8. K., physician Warrick Q. W., lawyer Watson J. F., lawyer

SNAPPING SHOALS.
Newton County.

Wells W. & Co. (William ah B. Harrell, Henry

Wells, Uri Johnson),

grist mill Wells W. D.,

tel

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and

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Is located on South river, 11 miles sspAoeitnaultgtahnaowtfnafediscisten,o5ev2fai.armCeswoiltvehsiein.cxghptIrottenhsh,esatdshaineastbdacono uscuhteni2pt0ty-o0,

SMYRNA.
CoKb County-- W. & A. S. S.
lTmfmuueiinMrlnlnetlnasiass..ri,hniseeoC11tsrt26oat6hp,tm.twootiwhlneeeTsestr(,h;ssaeoetntmoahdNteetoi2oodcp0fikCe0sajtrhuabajaasnatecttlcitekecaswenat,ocoonoroineAsgleeuatnk5-,

niaMcnhawhetuiataorhbctnoehistdr--aibpnsuotBt,siwal,(dpetihtrtnhiegsgritle)n,a,e,ttPgorenrerrielesisogtabniacyonlatuyddesrehsidmaaaewvnyni,onmamaginnlildd. Mail irregular. William M. Marphy, P. M. Blggers E. A. shoemkr Bowdon C.E., stock dlr

T A VTT the CEORCIA RAILROAD,

1 AlSJLi

the Short Line from Maoon.

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Brown Matthew, blacksmith

Jrnm J. W., druggist and dentist

Davis M. W., genl store

Dacus N. D., dentist

Fincher William C, cabinet mkr

Drummond Annie Mrs., dressmkr

Fisher R. H., shoemkr

ECKLES HOUSE, Forbis L. B. cabinet mkr
Fowler & Aiken, grist and saw mill

Garlington ----, physician Hightower J. R., stock dlr Huson B. O., physician

(BUSINESS CENTER.)
SOCIAL CIRCLE. GA.

Murphy William M., genl store

Stewart W. T., genl store Ward Francis M., millwright Webb James F., physician

Two JOflutw Walk from Depot. Porten Attend All Titian.

Weldon H. A. B. Prof., prin South

River Academy

RATES OF BOARD.

Single Meal................................50 cts

SNEED.

PerDtf............ .................... ....$2.00 Per Week.................................. 8-0

Lee County,

Fer Month.................................JW.OO

A small settlement of some 15 peo ple, without postal advantages, 10

l^fAccommodations Strictly First Cine*,
JOB. SUSAN EOKLES, PnprutrMi

miles north of /Leesburgh.

Eckles John T-, genl store

Edens James F., Rev., Baptist

SNOW HILL.

Florence A. 8., lawyer

Catoota County.

Garrett Qeorge W., genl store Globs D. A., physician

Eighteen miles sonth of Ringgold Gibbs T. Preston, druggist .

court house. No poet office.

Johns & Barret! (George A. Johns,

William 8. Barrett), genl store

SOCIAL CIRCLE.

Knox W. T.. carriage mnfr Kelly W. A A Bros. (William A.,

Walton County--Ga. S. S.

John H..P. P-), genl store

Located 10 miles sonth of Monroe, the county seat, 119 from Augusta and 52 from Atlanta.. Is the market town of Walton county, with office of Southern Express and Western Union Telegraph ; about 900 inhabit ants, two churches--Methodist and Baptist--two common schools, a weekly paper--the Walton Co. Vidette --a steam shingle mill and a very large flouring mill about three miles south operated by water power. Within one hundred yards of this last named mill is one of the finest min eral springs in the State. Hail daily each way. A. M. Colton, P. M.

Lewis W. F. Bev., Methodist Loyd William H., carriage mkr Malsby M. F., tanner Melton & Morrow, saloon Mobley C. T-, warehouse Patrick E., saloon Ray, Wm. J., lawyer. (Seep. 609.) Robinson A. M. & J. B., genl store Rogers James P., lawyer Shepherd J. O., genl store Spearman Toombs, lawyer Spence K. B., physician Spencer House, H. L. Spencer A
Co., propre Spencer H. I*, grist and saw mill,
exp and r. r. agt Spencer H. I* t Co. (H. L. and

Abercromble T. M., genl store

Mrs. M. W. Spencer), propre Spen

Barrett William S., physician

cer House

Brown John M., pubr Walton County Upshaw John P., saw and sbjngle

Vtdette

mill

Brown J. T., livery and saloon

Walker D. H. fc B. S., lawyers.

Burton M. W., genl store

(See p. 609.)

Callahan J. A., tanner

Walton County Vidette, J. M. Brown,

Carter Annie Mrs., tel onr

publisher

Coleman M. E. Mrs., milliner

Whitehead * Chick (G. W. M. White-

Colton A. M., genl store, notary head, James F. Chick), genl store

and ex off justice

Williams EL J., physician and justice

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THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

soc

718

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SOCIAL HILL.

Mclntosh Alexander D., carpenter Mclntosh D. B., notary

Cherokee County.

Mclntosh L., carpenter

Twelve miles southeast of Canton and 7 from Hickory Flat. Popula tion 20. No postofflce.

Tborpe Charles C.. genl store Thorpe William T., justice Wallace James, blacksmith Wallace William J., blacksmith

8OLOMONVILLE. Ogletharpe County--(See Antiodt.)

SPARTA.
Hancock County--M. <t A. B. B.

SONORA.
Gordon County.

County seat; a town of 850 popula tion, 71 miles from Augusta, 54 from Macon, 148 from Atlanta via Camak.

Equl-dfstant (10 miles) from Cal noun and Adairsville, the former its county seat, the latter its shipping office. The distance to Atlanta Is 80 miles via Adairsville. Pine Log creek furnishes power to drive a grist' mill. Grain, flour, cotton and nay form the chief articles of export. Has an excellent high school, three

It has four white churches--Baptist, Methodist. Presbyterian -and Catho lic, two colored churches, both Meth odist, three white and two colored scbo'-ls, and one sash, door and blind manufactory. Its chief shipment is cotton, 4.000 bales annually. Tele graph--Western Union. Express-- Southern. Mrs. Lula M. Strother,

churches--Presbyterian, Methodist P. M.

and Baptist--and a population of Alfriend Edward D., lawyer

about 60. Mail lour times a week. Alfriend W. L. A E. D. (William L.

John B. Boyd, P. M.

and Edward D.), physicians

Holding F. M., blacksmith Boyd John B., genl store Dempsey J. J., cabinet inkr Donaldson B. A., physician Dudley M. J., physician Oaston W. 8. Rev., Presbyterian Hunt W. S., notary Lewis Joab, justice Littlefield D. H., wagon1 mkr Littlefleld O. W., harness mkr Mornson Joseph Bev.. Presbyterian Parham E. M., shoemkr Smith J. B. Bev., Methodist Stone G. M.. shoemkr Thompson George, carpenter Yarbrougb Perry, grist mill

Andrews Robert (c), ehoemkr Babcock Joseph G., watch mkr Baker John H., genl store Barnes Mansfield (c), shoemkr Bass William H., elk Superior Ct.
and co. treas Baugh James E., co. surveyor Baxter A Wilson (Blchard B. Bax
ter, Richard C. Wilson), genl store Birdsong A. H. & Co. (Albert H.
Birdsong), druggists Boone Richard, barber Bowen James F., saloon Burnett William H.,exp and M. *
A. B.B,ajrt Burt H. L. ft A. M. (Henry L. and
A. Moody), physicians

SOUTH NEWPORT.

Butler Michael, saloon Christian Elam, lawyer and propr

llclnioth County,

Times A Planter

Very small place of less than 20 inhabitants in a thinly settled neigh borhood, with mail stages commu nicating weekly between Mclntosh and Darien; the former, 20 miles dis tant, is its shipping point, via which Atlanta is 295 miles;' the latter, 18 miles south, is the county seat. Has two churches--Baptist and Methodist. Lachlam Mclntosh, P. M.

Cody William (c), shoemkr Dodge W. A. Bev., Methodist Du Boae A. Miller, lawyer Du Boae Charles W., lawyer Durham A. Frank, physician Elder J. Howard, jmysteian Fitzgerald Margaret J. Mrs:, grocer Fitzsimmons O. P. Bev., Presbyte
rian Friese John, cabinet mkr Barley James A.-lawyer

Britt William, wheelwright McDonald EUsha, genl store

Hillman George H., snoemkr Hunt E., baker

the GEORGIA RAILROAD,
the Best Route East.

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Hutchings Boswell, oo. coroner Ishmaelite, Lewis & Forbes, proprs

SPOONVILLE.

Jones Thomas, dentist

Houston County.

Jordan John T., lawyer
Lewis Robert H., lawyer Lewis A Forbes (Sidney Lewis, Sid
ney L. Forbes), proprs Ishinaelite Little Franklin L., lawyer and co.
judge Little Thomas J., ordinary Martin Julius, genl store Martin William A., undertaker Mlddlebrooks A Co. (Henry L. and
James T. Mlddlebrooks), stoves, etc Moore Peter (e). blacksmith

Quite a small place, with probably 75 inhabitants, on Spring creek, 10 miles south of Perry court house, and the same distance from Hawkinville, its shipping point, via. which tbe dis
tance to Atlanta is 161 miles. About 150 bales cotton shipped annually. Has a Methodist church, common school and a water power gin nud gristmill. Mail semi-weekly. F.N. Means, P. M.

Neary Frederick, lawyer

Dunwoody James Rev., Methodist

O'Connor Patrick J., genl store

Laidler John, justice and physician

Pierce George F., lawyer

Laidler A Taylor (John Luidfer, J.

Pierce, Little A Co. (Lovick Pierce R. Taylor), genl store

Jr., William F. LitUe, William A. Means F. JN.. genl store

Buckner, German P. Culver), live Means William, gin and grist mill

ry stable and genl store

Napier Green, shoemkr

Pierce Lovick Rev., Methodist

Powell LaFayette, grocer and co. tax

SPREAD OAK.

receiver Putnam Lucy B. Miss, tel opr

Jefferson County.

Reese Seaborn, lawyer

A country village, without a post

Roberts William C. D-, confectioner office, and about 45 inhabitants. Lo

Rogers James H-, hotel

cated 15 miles north of Louisville.

Rogers H. F. A E. A. (Henry F. and

Edward A.), genl store

SPRINCTCREEK.

Silver David, genl store Simmous J. Clarence, banker, genl

Deeatur County.

store, justice and Ins agt

About 5 miles west of Bainbridge.

Simmons Sidney B., genl store

Not a postoffice. Inhabitants 25.

Smith James, contractor, grist and

planing mill Staser Frederick F., grist mill

SPRING PLACE.

Stevens William, genl store

Murray County

Stewart Thomas A., sheriff

Thomas Frank A., physician

County seat; 1} miles from Cona-

Thomas Richard H., fertilizers

sauga river and 12 east of Dalton, its

Times A Planter, Elam Christian, express and shipping office, via

propr

which it is 112 miles from At

Turner DeLamar. co. tax collector Turner Thomas C., carriage mkr

lanta. Corn, wheat, oats and cotton form the chief shipments. Has

Turner Thomas M. Jr., meat market about 300 inhabitants, a grist mill and

Watkins George W., genl store Wilson Edgar 8., ins agt Wootten John J., photographer Wootten Sarah D. Mrs., milliner

carding machine operated by water power, one high school and two churches--Methodist -and Baptist. Mail on horseback daily from Dalton

Wright A Carr (e), (William H. . and semi-weekly from Ellijay and

W right, John Carr), meats

Cassville. John Gates, P. M.

Wynn Anderson (e), blacksmith

Auderaon Walter, physician

Anderson William, oo. treas and

physician

Carter 8. G., justice

SPIER'S.

Coffee Webster, genl store

Edwards J. T. Rev., Methodist

Jeftrton County--(See Bartom.) Evans John H., saloon

D. F. WILLCOX, ecu. A** tt G*.

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Mohnte*XyinieilBfcOo. Virgin!* Borne Xniunoe Oo.

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SPR

720

STA

Geddens W. W., lawyer Gilbert H. D. Eev., Baptist

SPRINCWOOD.

Harris W. D., lawyer

Thomat County.

'

Heartsell Hiram, elk Superior Court Henry J. C. & Co. (J. C. and I. T.
Henry, and I. P. Cole), genl, store Johnson D. genl store and grist mill Kenner D. C, genl store Kilgore F., eo. coroner Krester E. H. L., physician and genl
store Luffman W., lawyer O'Connor John, hotel . Gates John Rev. (Methodist),
lawyer Gates L. 3. & Bro. (Lewis 8. and
Henrv B.), genl store Patric James, co. tax receiver Patric & Webb, blacksmiths Paugle Hugh L., co. surveyor Bamsey A. K., genl store Bamsey William H., ordinary Bembert Edward W., sheriff and co.
tax collector Wilson B. E., lawyer^

On the Ocblocbnee river 11 miles southwest of ThomasviHe, the seat of justice and nearest express and shipping office, via which it is 278 miles from Atlanta. A country post office, with water power grist mill, steam gin. grist and saw mill. Bap tist church and common school m the vicinity. Fruit, especially the noted Le Compte pear, is shipped in large quantities to northern markets. Cotton is the principal export. Mail stages communicate with Thomasville, Jamaica, Centreville, Bradfordville and Tallahassee daily. Bobert Rallies, P. M. Bibb William, notary and ex offjus-
tice Blackshear James M., grist mill Bryan Thomas J. (e), justice Copeland Bobert, physician Rainea Robert, genl store, gin,

SPRINGFIELD.

grist and saw mill '

Effingham County. County seat; 6 miles west of Guy-

STAMP CREEK.

ton--No. 3, C. B. B.--its shipping

' Barlow County.

station, via which it is 269 miles from Deriving its name from the stream,

Atlanta. Has one academy and two upon which it is situated, is 10 miles

churches--Methodist and Baptist-- distant from Cartersville, the seat of

one grist mill operated by steam, and justice and nearest express and rail

contains about 40 inhabitants. Sugar, way office, and 59 from Atlanta. In

syrup, rice, eggs and poultry are the the neighborhood are Methodist,

principal shipments. Mail weekly Presbyterian and Baptist cbnrcbes,

on horseback. Amos F. Bahn, P. M. a common school and a grist mill,

Austin Jacob Rev., Lutheran Burgsteiner John B., co. treas Davis Joseph F., physician

operated by power drawn from Stamp creek. Mail weekly. J. G. Vemon, P. M.

Derrick J. N. Rev., Lutheran

Lawson J. D., grist mill

Hinely James W., justice

Morgan A. C., co. tex collector Morgan Daniel G., sheriff Pitman Samuel S., lawyer

STANFORDVILLE.
Jatper County.

Powers A. K., co. surveyor

Has no postal facilities. Popula

Rabn Amos F. Rev. (Christian), tion about 20. Located southwest of

ordinary

Eatontou 10 miles.

Bahn & Berry (Amos F. Bahn, Gas-

siway H. Berry), genl store

8TAPLETON.

Sbarouse Jonathan, elk Superior Court
Sbearwood J. & J. C. (Jonathan and Joshua C.), grist mill
Smith Littleton B., genl store Trout Bobert, co. tax receiver

Jeffenon County. Only a country post office, 10 miles from Louisville, the county seat, and 12 from Davisborough--No. 12, C. B. B.--its nearest shipping office, via

Usher J. J., co. coroner Wilson William H., physician

which it is 183 miles from Atlanta. From a small stream, power Is de-

TAlfl? IAMI

the CEOtRhCe ISAhoRrAt ILLiRnOe AWDe,st and

Southwest.

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STA

rived to operate several grist and saw mills. Contains a population of about 20, one academy, and near by are Methodist and Baptist churches.

tist churches, steam grist and saw mill, a water power grist mill, and one common school. Mail daily on horseback. Mrs. Nancy Heald, P. M.

Cotton is the principal export, most of which is carried to Augusta on wagons. Mail weekly. W. J. Rogers, P. M.

Baldy W. H.J lawyer and school commr
Gilbert J. R,. grist mill Porter Thomas F., geul store and

Clark .Edmund, gristmill

school commr

Culpepper 8. H., notary

Rives B. R.. physician

Hadden L. G., grist mill

Rutland Robert, physician

Harvey W. R., genl store

Smith J. XT., physician

Hudson John, grist-mil]

IveyG.F., gristmill

8TARR.

Rogers W, J physician Terrell J. T., saw mill

White County.

A rural settlement of some 15 per

STARK.
Butts County.

sons, without a post office, 5 miles south of Cleveland.

Jackson, the seat of justice, is 5 miles southwest, and Covington, the nearest shipping station, 21, via

STARRSVILLE.
Newton County.

which Atlanta, is 62 miles distant. Six miles southeast of Covington,

In the neighborhood are common without posta\ advantages, and it

schoopls, Baptist church, steam cot population not exceeding 25.

ton gin and a gin, grisl and saw mill

operated by water power. Popula tion about 30. Mail four times a week by sulky. Mrs. Hannah A. Moore, P. MT^

STATE LINE. Heard County.
A post office about 10 miles south

Barnett John G., saw mill

west of Franklin, the county seat.

Harper Richard, carpenter Karzlip T. J., cotton gin Knott David, physician

STATE LINE.
WJtttfielil County--(See Bed Clay)

Mays J. M. J., grist mill Mays Robert, gin and grist mill

STATENVILLE.

Bedmond W. T. C., carpenter

Echol* County.

Thompson James M., dry goods White B. 8., steam gin

County seat; is situated on the Allapaha river, 6 miles west of Huckle

ST ARK'S.

berry, Station B--Fla, Div. A. & G. R. R.--its shipping point, 150 from

WJutfleld County--B. BAD.R. E. Savannah and 342 from Atlanta, via

Known also aa Slackville, is a small place having no mail facilities, located 6 miles from Dalton. 34 from Rome, and 106 from Atlanta via Dalton.

Jesup-M. & B. R. R. Cotton, rice .and cattle form the exports. Con tains about 50 inhabitants, a common school and Missionary Baptist and Methodist churches. Mail weekly. W. A. Ham, P. M.

STARKVILLE.
Lee

Bnchanan Xeroy, elk Superior Court Buchanan L. H., genl store Outhrie J. C., notary

Generally conceded a population of 115 ; 3 miles northeast of Leesburgh,

Hall J. Frank, physician Hendricks Nathan, sheriff

the seat of justice and nearest ship Herndon David, co. coroner

ping station, via which the distance Herndon John, ordinary

to Atlanta is 201 miles. In the neigh Higdon J. P., physician

borhood are white and .colored Bap McKinney Maloom, co. treaa

JA8. P. HARRI8ON A COu^Btate Printers, Publisher* and Binders, 87 A 89 Broad St., Atlanta, Ga.

8TA McKinnon W. J., wheelwright Ousley N. B. Rev., Methodist. Prine George W., co. tax collector Beid N. F. Rev., Baptist Tomlinson James, co. tax receiver Touchstone John, co. surveyor Ward B. F. Rev., Baptist

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with mail facilities, and situated miles north of Zebulon court house.

Stearnes J. T. A W. P., genl store

STEGALL'S.
Bartow County-- W.&A.B.R.

STATESBOROUCH.
BuUoeh County,

Forty-four miles from Atlanta and 96 from Chattanooga, Tenn. N6 postoffice.

County seat; 12 miles southwest of Ogeechee--No. 6, C. B. B.--Its ship

STELLA.

ping and express office, via which

Lowndet County.-

the distance to Atlanta is 243 miles. Contains 22 inhabitants, and bas one common school. W. B. Grimes, P. M.

Established as a postoffice In April. 1879; is 21 miles from Valdosta court house and nearest shipping station,

Anderson John, justice

via which the distance to Atlanta is

Buie Nell, ordinary

331 miles. Little river furnishes

Donaldson Frank M., co. tax collec power to drive three grist and one

tor

saw mill. Cotton is the principal art

FOBS William L., physician

tide shipped. Contains about 20 in

Grimes W. B,, hotel

habitants, Methodist and Baptte-

Ortner Thomas L., lawyer

churches, and receives a weekly mail

Her Adam J., co. tax receiver

by private conveyance. Berry Wells,

Kicklighter George W., co. coroner P.M.

Lanier Alien B., elk Superior Court Lester D. B. & B. F., genl store McEIwin Elias M.,-sheriff Miller A. B., notary and ex-offjustice Moseley Elisha C., lawyer Potter Thomas H., lawyer

Gary J. F. Rev., Baptist Hutcblnson David, grist mill Pardee W. Rev., Methodist Wells Henry L., grist mill Whitehurst 8. M., grist mill

Williams John G., co. treas

STELLAVILLE.

STEAM MILL.

Jefferson County.'

Deeatur County.

IB a small country postofflce about

Known also by the several names 1 Dickeraon's Store, Johnson's Land ing and Navy Yard, is on the Chattahoochee river 26 miles west of Bainbridge, the county seat, via which

20 miles northeast of Louisville, the seat of justice, and the same distance from Green's Cut--A. & 8. R, B.--the nearest shipping station, via which Atlanta is 217 miles distant.

the distance to Atlanta is 328 miles. Avington B. J., genl store

'

Has two mills operated by steam Jordan W. M. & Co. (W. M. Jordan,

power. Cotton and syrup are the H. E. Smith), genl store

chief exports. Mail weekly by buggy.

8. H. Dickerson, P. M.

STEPHENS.

Alien A. A., gin and grist mill Barber A. J., gin, grist and saw mill

Ogletftorpe County--AtAent Br. Ga. B. B.

Brlnson J. B., justice

Seven miles -south of L"xington

Crawford B. H., notary and ex-off court house, 24 from Athens, 16 from

Justice .

Union Point and 111 from Atlanta.

nickel-son S. H., genl store

Has office of Southern Express, a.

Hodges H. H , genl store

steam grist mill, common school,

about 100 inhabitants, and two

8TEARNESVILLE.

churches--Methodist and Baptist.

Pike County.

About 1,600 bales cotton shipped per annum. Mail dally each way. James

Has a population of probably 25, Young, P.M.

CillD your Freight West via the

SM1r J

CEORCJ4TROAD Fast Freight Line.

Har6grToveEJ_. T_.,_ju_s_tic_e ____

72S _____________8TI the seat of justice, 28 from Macon-

Hunter J. H., genl store

and 181 from Atlanta via C. B. B.f

Hunter W. H., notary

and is also known as Whiting. It

HcLain Jared I., blacksmith

contains 150 inhabitants, has Metho

McRee W. E., physician

dist and Baptist churches and com

McWhorter F. L., exp agt

mon schools. I/xsated near the Black

HcWhorter Joseph, genl store

and Camp creeks, and exports lum

Phinizy J. F., r. r. agt. .

ber, laths, fire and grate brick, pipe,

ganders E. L., physician

flower pots and cotton. The im

Young George, co. tax collector

mense steam saw and grist mill and

James, genl store, gin and terra cotta works of Messrs. Stevens

grist mill

Bros. A Co. are located here. There

is shipped yearly 100 bales cotton, 300

STEPHENSVILLE.

cars lumber, 100 cars pipe and 5900

Vatauen County. Has alx>ut 30 inhabitants, a Mis

cars fire and red brick. Mail daily each way. John H. Stevens, P. M.

sionary Baptist church and common Bone Frank M., machinist

school. Situated on Big Sandy river Bone Bros. (W. H. and J. S.), saw

(which furnishes power to drive one mill

mill), 12 miles southeast of Irwinton, Brown S. J., notary

the county seat, and 8 from Tooma- Cooper Thomas J., genl store and

borough--No. 15, C. R R--the near justice

est depot, via which it is 146 miles Cumings J. G. W., nursery

from Atlanta. About 300 hales cot Davis F. C., wood dlr

ton shipped annually. Mail daily Evans Charles, sawmill

by hack. James R. Bawls, P. M. Gilmore E. T., physician

Chambers Green, blacksmith Dupree Thomas W. Rev., Baptist Dupree & Walker (Thomas W. Du
pree, Joshua Walker), genl store Fordham B. F., genl store Hughes N. C., grist mill Bawls J. R. & Co. (James B, and-
B. H. Bawls), genl store

Irby Coleman, carpenter KealJ. I. Bev., Baptist Martin James, grist mill Smith C. W. Rev., Methodist Stevem Bros. * Co. (Walter C.,
John H. and William Steveng), terra cotta wks, lumber and lath mnfirs. (See adv.) Stevens Henry, lumber dlr

STERLING STATION.

Stevens John H., genl store Stevens Walter C., genl store and

Glynn Gnaity--A'o. 1 M. & B. S. K. r. r. agt

Brunswiek, the seat of justice, is 10 miles southeast ; the distance to Ma-

Sullivan Charles machinist Thomas W. A., physician

con is 176 and to Atlanta 279 miles. Webb C. H., lawyer

Situated on Turtle river, and con Wilkinson James, grist mill

tains about 50 inhabitants, a Metho

dist church, and communicates daily

STEWART.

with Darien by means of stages. Cotton is the chief article of ship

Sumter

Cb.--Sufauto Die.

8.

W.S.S.

ment. Express-- Southern. -Mail SiwiUxAtl.y(y.-^sDii.xA muitijlCeDs furuoimij Mj3Ma.nc\o*fnu,. 7* 7f

daily each way. G. W. Wright, P.M. from Eufaula, Ala., and 169 from

Penntek H. A., genl store

Atlanta. No postomce.

Phillips John, hotel

Bobertson W. J., genl store

8TILESBOROUCH.

Tison John M., genl store Wrignt O. W., genl stove, exp and

Barto* County-- Cherohte B. R.

r. r. agt

Yearly exports of cotton from this

place amounts to about 800 bales,

8TEVENS' POTTERY.
Baldwin County--M. & S. R. R.

which with lumber and pea* form the principal shipments. 9 miles southwest of Cartersville, the county

Nine miles south of MilledgeviUe, seat, and 57from from Atlanta. Has

L_

C* . r.

Oolamtai, MMtMBte Tnmtai Lift ud t25 Inyt t6,000, ad paji t2S a waefc if

SIT

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a population of about 175, a common furnishes power to drive a grist mlH.

school, three churches--Presbyterian, Cotton (about 500 bales annually), Methodist and Baptist--a steam lumber and country produce, form

mill aud one driven by power obtain the principal shipments. It has a

ed from Euharlee creek. Mail daily by rail. B. Milam, P. M.

tributary population of about 450. Methodist and Baptist churches and

Beasley J. 8., physician Cofman A. 8., shoemkr

one high school. Mail weekly. Jod T. Bond, P. M.

Couyers H. D. & B. N., genl store Lanier J. C. & J. D., genl store liindsay J. D., shoemkr McOinnis V. B., genl store Milam R., genl store Rogers F. A. & Sons, mill Sanders H. B., blacksmith Sims J. C. .physician SpouleT. K., justice Walker D., wagon mkr

Albert J. F., physician Arnold A. H., justice Barksdale E. J. Eev., Baptist Bellah W. A., genl store Bond Joel T., genl store Branan G. B., shoemkr Burkes J. W., wagonmkr Fischer C. P. C., carpenter Hlghtower B. H., druggist and phy
sician

Jackson J. F., physician

STIRLING.

Johnson Matthew, guano agt

Montgomery County. Mount Vernon, the county seat, is 16 miles southwest, and Lumber City

Nix James Rev., Baptist Shettlesworth K. B., blacksmith Shields C. M., grist mill Shields H. C., sboemkr

--M. & B. B. B.--its nearest railway

office, 28 miles diftant, via which At lanta is 224. Located on the banks

STOCKTON.

of Pendleton creek; contains about 75 souls, and in the neighborhood are three churches--Presbyterian, Bap

Gttnch County--No. 13. A. <t ff. P. B. Population about 200. Situated

tist and Methodist. O.

Mail semi-weekM. T. McLeod,

near the southwest .of justice,

Allapaha river, 20 mile* of Homerville, the seat 138 from Savannah and

Colllns A. 8. genl store Wilkes John Jr., justice and black
smith

329 from Atlanta via Albany and Thomasville. It has Southern Ex press and Western Union Telegraph offices, and one steam saw mill. A.

STITHVILLE.

very good school and three churchesMethodist, Baptist and Catholic.

Campbett County Northeast of Fairburn about 3} miles, with an estimated population of 25. No poet office.

Cotton, lumber, rice, sugar and syrup form the principal shipments; about 800 bales of cotton exported annually. Mail daily each way. W. B. N. Crews, P. M.

STOCJTHILL.

Crews W. B. N.9 genl store

Fannin County.

Curry C. W., genl store Howell James W., genl store and sa

A country village 16 miles south of loon

Morganton. No post office. Has Kirkland ----, physician

about 20 inhabitants.

Norton A. R., physician

Norton John G. Rev., Baptist

STOCKBRIDCE. Henry County,

Norton J. 8. & Co. (J. 8. and John Norton), genl store
Phillips W. 8., justice

. Jonesborough, 8 miles distant, is Bloat, Bussell & Co. (F. Sloat, F. F.

the nearest shipping station, via Bussell, George Sloat), genl store

which the distance to Atlanta is 31 and saw mill

miles. McDonough, the county seat, Stotesberry B., genl store

lies 10 miles south. A small creek Van Glesen U., dentist

SHIP your

Cotton Ea*t via GEORGIA

the ROAD

Fast

Freight

Line.

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STONE MOUNTAIN.

Thomson John, agt Stone Mountain' Granite* R R Co

DeKato County--Ga. B. B.

Timmons B. E. L. Bev., Methodist Turner David C., botel

A thriving little town of perhaps Veal A. J. A Son (Alien J. and Alien

750 inhabitants, 10 catnr, the county

miles east of Deseat, 16 from At

' B. FA genl store Wells George R., genl

store

lanta, and 155 from Augusta. It has Wells Thomas P., hardware

two academies, one common school, Wells W. B. A Son (Wilburn R and

three churches--Baptist, Methodist Cincinnati H.), genl store

and Presbyterian--and a saw mill Willingbam J. T., genl store and cotton gin, operated by steam Winningham A Thompson (Oliver

power. Cotton and granite are the Winningham, Ransom M. Thomp

principal shipments; about 4,000 son), saloon

bales of cotton shipped annually. Wood E. L. Bev., Baptist

The mountain bearing the same name

is about one and a half miles distant, and is one of the most interesting features of this section of the State. It is almost a solid mass of granite, rising from a basin much lower than the surrounding lauds, to an eleva-

STONY POINT. WOket County.
Claims 25 Inhabitants, is without postal advantages, and situated some 13 miles southeast of Washington.

. tion 1,686 feet above the level of the sea, and its value for quarrying can scarcely be estimated. Mall daily.

SUBLICNA. CAattaoga County.

8. Peck, P. M.

Fourteen miles northeast of 8am-

Brown William, saloon Campbell J. A. & Co. (James A. and
Shelton H. Campbell), genl store Cox, Hill & Thompson, steam dis
tillers DUworth Junius, druggist and phy
sician
Gillman James V., saloon Goldsmith & Dougherty (James W.
Goldsmith, Thomas L. Dougherty), steam gin Hamilton John L., physician Hamilton & Son (Hezekiah N. and John L.), genl store Henderson Newton, saw mill Jones L. H., physician Killiam Miles A., blacksmith Kimbrell James H., justice McCurdy J. W., genl store and notary Matthews Zedekiab, genl store Meador John T., hotel and r. r. agt Miller John G., sboemkr Mullenlx Arthur, sboemkr Paden John M., genl store Phillips E.L., saloon ScrugRs John W., genl store Hirmons L. A., lawyer Stone Mountain Granite A R R Co., J. Thomson, agt

merville court house, and 23 from Borne, Its shipping station, via which it is 103 miles from Atlanta. Has probably 40 inhabitants, one high school and two churches--Methodist and Presbyterian. Stages communi cate semi-weekly with Tunnel Hill and Dirt Town. J. W. Clements, P. M. Clements J. W., physician Eles Bur, grocer Hill John, brick mason Hill William, tanner Hlx J. C., genl store Hix Louis A., stock dlr HixW.M., tanner Irvine W. T., notary Lawrence M. C., gin and grist mill Lowe William, genl store Marsh A Blackburn, tanners Martin J. W. Bev., Methodist Mostiller George, wool factory Overby Hugh, sooemkr Ponder G. R, justice Sims George, carpenter Smith Henry G- news dep ot.etc Smith John, sboemkr Star William, carpenter Waters O. P., distiller

SSawrinftmJeoyhCn hAa.r,ljerseLnl.,sptohryesician

SUGAR CREEK.

Taylor B. F. Bev., Presbyterian

.

Talfair County.

Thompson T. B., genl store

A ratal hamlet of about 15 persons,

The Press and People regard THB CHRISTIAN the best Advertising Medium In the South

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6 miles southeast of McRae. No postofflce.

SUMACH.

'Murray County.

SUGAR HILL.

Located.on the Conasauga river I

HaU County. Gainesville, the county seat and ebipping point, Is 8 miles northwest, via which the distance to Atlanta Is 61 miles. Stages communicate with Gainesvllle, Jefferson and Athens dally. Near this office is * common school, a grist mill operated by water power, and two cnurohes--Baptist and Methodist. H, H^Thomas, P. M.

miles from Spring Place, the seat of uatice, and 15 from Dalton, the news est shipping and express office, via which the distance to Atlanta is US miles. The only thing of interest tocated here Is the Sumach Seminary, railtnpon a high hill, commanding a fine view of the Cobutta mountain*, four miles distant. In the vicinity, operated by water power, is a flouring mill; also three churches--Cumberand Presbyterian, Methodist and

Burton Samuel, grist mill Mitchell Hugh N., physician Thomas F. A., physician Thomas James A., notary and

ex-off

baptist. Cotton, corn and wheat, an the articles of export. Mail semiweekly on horseback. E. J. F. 3heyne, P. M.

"justice WoHbrd J. D., grist mill

Cheyne E. J. F., prln Sumach Seminary

Gideons A. Rev., Methodist

SUGAR VALLEY. Gordon County--S., B. &J>. It. S.

Henry 8. H. Rev., Cnmb. Presbyte rian
Quinn M., physician

Located 6 miles northwest of Cal- Waterhouse E., grist mill

houn court house, 16 from Dalton, 24 from Borne, and 104 from Atlanta;

SUMMERFIELD.

is a small place containing perhaps 30 inhabitants, two churches--Bap tist and Methodist--one . common school, and one steam saw mill. Cot ton (300 bales ' yearly;, corn and wheat are the shipments. Mall daily

BKb County--Atlanta Din. O. S. B. A small post office, 8 miles north west of Macon, the county seat, and 95 from Atlanta. Mail dally each way.

each way. James T. Gordon, P. M. Cole Ulysses W., 'justice , Frix Adolphm B., physician Graham & Garrison, saw mill

SUMMERTOWN. Emanud County.
Twelve miles northeast of Swain**-

Gordon & Jones (James T. Gor borough court house and 5 from Mid-

don, W. E. Jones), genl store

ville--No. 9. C. B. B.--its nearest

Haynes Virgil H., notary and justice shipping point, eta which the dis

Hill James W., genl store

tance to Atlanta is 202 miles. Cot

ton, syrup, naval stores and wool the

chief exports. Has a steam grist and

SULPHUR SPRINGS. saw mill. Population of about 260,

Roll County.

two common schools and two churches--Methodist and Baptist

Is two miles west of White Sulphur Mall four times a week on horseback.

Springs station--A. & C. A-L. By. Mrs. Georgia Kent, P. M.

Is one of the finest summer resorts and best equipped springs in the State; 6 miles northeast of Gainesvllle, the seat of justice, and 59 from Atlanta. Has one church and an ex cellent hotel. Mrs. Jones, P. M.

BouchelleL. B. Rev., (Methodist), physician
Felder T. B., lawyer Hindle Thompson, mill Hudson J. H. Rev., Methodist Johnson D. M., machinist

Johnson ft Brooks (J. C. Johnson. J. .Lewis John T., co. treas

H. Brooks), hotel

Lewis Milton H., justice

'youvriaMtherecGhaEnOdRisGeIfAroRmOtAfoDctPoanstanFdreMigehwt

York Line.

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Jjasworthy Wlley, gftiil store

' Johnson John W., wagon mkr

North Richard, blacksmith

Johnson William M., saloon

Feeler I. J. Rev., Baptist

Loomis J. C., prinSummerville Acftd*

Stone John, lawyer

emy, and propr SommervUle Ga

Thomas William, mnfir naval stores zette

Thompson, Heindel ACo. (J. Thomp Maddpz John W., lawyer

son, O 8. Heindel, George Garbutt), Mattox John, ordinary

grist and saw mill

MUner William A. Rev., Preebyte^

Tamer D. L., saw mill

rian

Whitehead J. C., physlclaii

Moore Robert, cabinet mkr

New A. 8., co. coroner

8UMMERVALB.

Pharr A Pitts (William E. Pharr, Jo

Etbtrt County.

seph W. Pitts), genl store Rudlcil R. T., physician

Ten miles northwest of Elberton Smith A. M., harness and saddle

and 7 north of Grove. Has no poat- mkr

offlce, and claims 25 inhabitants.

Strain A Pitta (W. H. Strain, Joseph

W. Pittel blacksmiths

SUMMMERVILLE.

Summerviile Academy, 3. C. Loomls,

CJiattooga County.

prin Summerville Gazette (weekly), J. C.

County seat; situated on the Cbattooga river, 25 miles northwest of Rome, the nearest express, telegraph and shipping office, via which it is 105 miles from Atlanta. Has one

Iioomis, propr Taylor John, lawyer and notary Thomas James J., physician Thrower O. A. Rev., Methodist Williams Robert, co. txeas

academy and three churches. Pres

byterian, Methodist and Baptist.

SUMMERVILLE.

Cotton and grain are the chief ex ports. Stages communicate daily with Borne, Chattanooga, Term., and Centre, Ala. Joseph A, Branner, P. M.

Bidunond Onmty. Two miles west of Aagusta. Itaas no postofflee, all mail going to Auguata. Population estimated at 460.

Bailey, Anderson & Co. (B, H.

SUMMER.

Bailey, Andrew J. Anderson, J. P. Withers], blacksmiths Bellah J. M., lawyer Branner Benjamin, hotel Branner Bros. (Joseph A. and George M. C.J, genl store Bryant James W., physician Bryant J. W. & Bro. (James W. and John), druggists Burgess W. FT, co. tax receiver Barns J.E.,Justice C*in John W., Justice Cin John W. Jr., sheriff

Worth County--P. & A. R. E. Eight miles southeast of Isabella court house, 146 from Brunswick and 245 from Atlanta. From Mill creek, power Is derived to operate saw, plaining and grist mills, a wool facto ry and turpentine distillery. Cotton, lumber, wool and naval stores foem the principal shipments. Contains about 75 inhabitants, Methodbt church and common school. Mall daily each way. C. Alfood, P. M.

Ctlhoun J. C., physician

Afford * Bro. <C. A. and A. J.),

Cleghorn John S., genl store -

genl store, naval stores.mnfra, grist

Edmondson H. J>. C., elk Superior and planing mill

Court

Brooks Wesley. contractor

Edmondaon W. O., tax collector deoMOto W. N. Bev., MtBedtot

Garrett Stephen, tinner

Davis R. J.jcarpenter

HawKins Samuel Hon.. lawyer Gordon H. H., stock raiser

and senator 42dDist

Jones 8. L., wheelwright

Hawking Samuel B., saloon

McPhaul* Co. (John and. WUllaita

Heury W. M., lawyer

McPhaul), naval storemnfrm

Biles Thompson, genl store

Porter R P., carpenter

Hudgins F. S., Justice

WillisElbert, wheelwright

IL.

D. F. Willcox,Columbia, {tail IHIUMBM, H, Xurlne, Lift,* 1810.

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8UMTER.

Strange Augustus, surveyor Strange E. A., carpenter

Sumtor Co.--Eufavln Die. 8. W. S. S. Wheeler Bernard Rev., Methodist

Without mall facilities; this little place is situated 79 miles from Macon,

Wyatt J. M., geul store, gin, grtat and saw mill

64 from Enfaula. Ala., and 182 from Atlanta.

SUNNY SIDE.

^^^_^^*

SpaZding County-Atlanta Din. O. B. S.

SUN HILL.

Known also as Fayette. A place

Washington Co.--No. 12J, O. S. S. of perhaps 150 inhabitants, with a

Unorganized as a town; contains 25 inhabitants, a common school and Baptist church. Willlamson's creek furnishes power to drive a grist mill. Cotton is the principal export. Weekly stages communicate with Wrightville. Sun Hill is 6 miles southeast of Sandersville, the county

common school and Methodist church, and exporting annually about 600 bales of cotton. Has office of (Southern Express, and is 7 mU.-i north of Griffin court house, 36 from Atlanta and 67 from Macon. Mall daily each way. A. M. Ramaey, P.M.

seat, 130 from Savannah, 60 from Dorsey Z. T., blacksmith

Maoon and 163 from Atlanta. Mall Griffin W: B., genl store

daily each way. James M. Minor Onnn J. Q., carpenter

P.M.

Kersey Thomas, contractor

Bailey Russell, grist mill Jordan 8. G., lawyer

Miekulby J. J., genl store Moore John, ohairmkr

LambertingM. D. G., physician

Ramsey A. M., genl store, exp and

Minor James r. r. agt

M., genl

store

and

r. r..agt Ransom B. B., lawyer

Newsome H. K., cotton buyer Tanner O. W., physician Wilson & Wilson (J. Ben. and B. J.),
genl store

Shiry William, hotel and guano Simmons J. D., apiarist Smith W. M., wood dlr Vlllard W. D.,-guano agt

agt

8UNBURY.

SURRENCY.

Liberty County.

AppUng County--No. Q, M. & B. S. S

Fifteen miles east of Walthourville Baxley, the county seat, is 10 miles

and 10 northeast of Blceborough. northwest, Macon distant 126, Bran*

Population 20. No poetoffice.

wick 60 and Atlanta 229. Has A pop

ulation of 75, one church and com

SUNNY DALE.

mon school. A small stream close

Chattooga County.

by furnishes power to operate a griat mill. Syrup, cotton and naval stem

Numbering about 60 inhabitants. form the exports. Mail daily each

Dumber, grain and cotton form the way. G. G. Thigpen, P. M.

chief exports. Stages communicate semi-weekly with Raccoon Mills and gummerville. In the vicinity are the usual church and common school facilities. It is 6 miles from Sum-

McDonough G. G., genl grist mill
Thigpen O. O., genl naval store mnfr

store store

and and

merville court house and 30 from

Borne, its shipping point, via which it is 110 miles from Atlanta. Semi-

8UTALLEE.

weekly mail on horseback. J. M.

Cherokee County.

Wyatt, P. M. Adams J. P., blacksmith Burns R. E., justice Freeman Joseph, physician

Fourteen miles west of Canton, the county seat, via which AtlanU is 56 miles distant Has in the vi cinity the usual church and common

Rose G. W., carpenter

school facilities.

ur Merchandise from Philadelphia and Balimorevia GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

suw

720

8YL

Field M. L., lawyer

Dnrden A Durden, genl store

Kirkpatrick J. A., tobacco mnfr

Kemp William B., elk Superior

Moore J. B., grist mill

Court

Pendree James E., genl store

Lewis John T., co. treas

Sewell D. H.. physician

Medlock J. M., drugs

Wheeler N. J., distiller

Moore James L., co. surveyor

Mooring Joel J., genl store

SUWANEE. Qwinnett Co.--A. & C. A-L. By.

North Richard Jeo. coroner Overstreet M., hotel Pugsley Jacob P., ordinary

Besting on the banks of the Chat- Bambo ABoundtree, genl store tahoochee with the Suwanee, Levee Bonndtree O. 8., carriage mkr and Ivy creeks in the vicinity. Whitfield George M. T., co. tax re

Contains ISO inhabitants, a common ceiver

school and Methodist and Baptist

churches. Nine miles northwest of

SWEET WATER.

Lawrenceville, the seat of justice, and 31 from Atlanta. About 900

Gwinnett County.

bales of cotton exported annually. A small country post office from

It has two grist mills operated by which no information could be ob

water power. Stages communicate tained.

with Lawrenceville daily. Mail

daily each way. Miss M. E. H. Brown, P. M.

SYCAMORE. Irtcin Otuatty.

Bennett B. M., justice Born D. M., genl store, ezp and r. r.
agt Byrtl, Strickland A Co. (D. M. Byrd,
Henry Strickland), grist mill Cheek 8. H.. genl store Gntbrie H. wl, physician Harris A. G., hotel, notary and
justice

Eighteen miles northwest of Tifton --B. A A. B. B.--the nearest ship ping station, via which it is 288 from Atlanta and 17 west of Irwinville, the county seat. About 100 bales cotton exported annually. Popula tion less than 20. Mail weekly. J. J. Henderson, P. M.

Harris J. C., physician

Clements A. E., justice

Jenks W. JO., genl store

Clements A. P., stock dlr

King J. C., genl store

Clements James I., notary and ex-off

Langley T. C. Bev., Baptist

justice

Lee L. H., physician

Henderson J. J., hotel and cotton gin

Smith W. P. Bev., Methodist 'Thegle N., genl store Woodword W. L, grist mill

Hendenon & Clements (J. J. Henderson, J. I. Clements), genl store
Jay William, carpenter

SWAINSBOROUCH. Emanvei County.

Taylor Lemuel D.,. co. tax collector Whiddon J. W., miller

County seat: situated 22 miles

southwest ofMidviUe--C. B. B.--its

SYLVANIA..

nearest shipping station, via which the distance to Atlanta is 219 miles. It is a place of perhaps 200 inhabi tants and has the usual church and common school facilities. Mail semiweekly.

Screven County. County seat; 13 miles northeast of Ogeechee--No. 6, C. B. B.--its near est express and shipping station, via which the distance to Atlanta Is 244

miles. Its exports are cotton, (about

Bell A Sumner, druggists

phiyslclans

and 1,000 bales annually), wool, poultry, turpentine and timber. Has one high

Cannauy William, sheriff Coleman J. C., genl store

school, two churches--Methodist and Baptist--and a Catholic denomina

ColemanW.B., co. tax collector

tion, two steam grist and saw mills,

Deckle John, genl store

and about 400 inhabitants. Mail

FRANKLIN STBAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, C*, Jaa. P. Harrlaon A Co., Prop'ra, 27 A 29 Broad St..

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780

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stages communicate daily with OgeeCbee. John H. Hull, P.M.

TAILS CREEK.

Arnett Hamilton J. Eev., (Baptist),

Qttmer Countyt

co. tax receiver

la located about 8 miles northwest

Bazemore Jacob P. Rev., Methodist of Ellijay, the county seat, and hat

BevllI W. B. Jr., shoemkr

postal advantages.

Black & Dell (George R, Black,

John C. Dell), lawyers

Boston J. C.,guano agt Bryan R. B. Rev., Methodist Burke Abram, co. treas

TALBOTTON.
ToKot County.

Douglass George B., physician

County seat; located 7 miles north

Edenfield & Hagan (W. H. Eden- of Geneva--8. W. R. R.--its shipping,

field, J. W. Hagan), blacksmiths express and telegraph office, CM

Ennbt Azariah, surveyor

which it is 37 miles from Columboi

Grow & Wells (W. J. Gross, J. N. and 177 from Atlanta. ' Contains

Wells), genl store

about 850 inhabitants, an excellent

Hazlehurst Thomas M., justice

school, five churches--two Methodist

Hobby Wensley, lawyer

(one colored), two Baptist (one col

Hull John H., judge county court ored), and Episcopalian, and OM

Kemp Henry, shoemkr

steam grist mill. The ToKotton Stand

Kemp Peter E., genl store

ard and Georgia Register, two weekly

Kittles H. C., lawyer

'papers, are published here. Cotton,

Lovett John F., genl store

rice and wheat form the principal

Maner William J.. justice

shipments. Mall stages communi

Martin Henry, painter

cate daily with Geneva, and weekly

Mathews & Oliver (W^ L. Mathews, with Thomaston, Chalybeate, Warm,

T. W. Oliver), lawyers

and White Sulphur Springs. C. M.

Mills Robert T., sheriff

Bethune, P. M.

Minis James A., physician Mims Walter, physician Kunnally D. B. C., co. commr Owens William, blacksmith Parker Thomas, co. coroner Perry Charles, grist and saw mill Potter M. M., ordinary Powell J. W., hotel Rice William, carpenter Roberts D. E. Rev. (Methodist), grist
and saw mill Scott B. F., carpenter Singellton J. L., lawyer Bingellton Robert L., elk Superior
Court Sowell R. T., carpenter Walsh John B., carpenter Waters William J., jeweler Waters & Howard (George W. Wa
ters, William Howard), grist and sawmill Wells H. C., hotel Wells A Bro. (H. C. and Thomas J.), genl store

Adair G. D., dentist Baldwin L. A. A Co. (Leonard A.
Baldwin, John B. Maxwell), genl store Baldwin & Co. (Robert P. and Leon ard A. Baldwin, John H. Martin), grist mill BardweU Edward L., druggist and physician Beall T. N. & Co. (Thomas N. Beall, Walter P. Watts), genl store Bethnne Charles M- agt Singer MnfcCo Bethnne Marion, lawyer Bibby Duncan M., slioemkr Boyd Samuel, physician Breedlove Benjamin F. Rev., Meth odist 'Boll Jease J., justice and lawyer. (Bee P. 731.) Borgo William, co. coroner Campbell James, carriage mkr Collier Newton, co. tax receiver Curley Barnard, genl store and no

TABOR.

tary Daniel A Gibeon (William A. Daniel,

fbrtytb County.

Thomas N. Gibson), genl store

Abont 10 miles northwest of Cam Forbes George N., ordinary

ming and 2 north of High Tower. Foster James A., grocer

Has no postofflce. Population 20. Gammage George W., genl store

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Popular Route from Atlanta.

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Georgia .Register, The, J. B. Mnmford Win. E., lawyer and

Gorman, propr. (See p. 781.)

propr Talbotton Standard. (Bee

Giddings James L, harness mkr

p. 731.)

Gorman J. B., propr Georgia Beg O'Neal J. L., dentist

ister. (Seep. 731.)

Parker John F., co. tax collector

Harvey Edward H., hotel

Persons T. R., sheriff

Harvey John H., grocer

Bagland William E., co. treaa

Johnston George. S. Rev., Methodist Bagland & Co. (William E. and Au

Keller William, genl store

gusta B. Ragland), grocers

Kimbrough Charles W., genl store Richards John M., co. surveyor

Lacome Justin, restaurant

Singer Mnfg Co. The, C. M.

Leonard Mary E. Mrs., milliner

Bethune, agt

McNeil James, elk Superior Court Smith Edgar T., lawyer

Madden Dennis C., shoemkr and bar Talbotton Standard, William E.

ber

Mumford, propr. (See p. 731.)

Martin John H., lawyer

Walker John F., grist mill .

Martin William H., genl store

Weekes W. J. Co. (William J.

. Martin & Freman (William H. Mar Weekes, Seaborn W. Thomton),

tin, Leonard P. Freeman), livery genl store

stable

Wells Frederick J., druggist and phy

Mathews Joslah M. Hon., lawyer

sician.

Maund Joseph H., jeweler and saloon Wells Hamilton If., physician

Meyer James F., snoemkr

Willingham Robert J. Rev., Baptist

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ATTORNEY AT LAW A MERCANTILE COLLECTOR,,

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WllUs A Willis (Koland M. and Jas. the nearest shipping office, via which

T.), lawyers

the distance to Atlanta is 804 miles.

Worrlll E. H., lawyer

Only a country post office, having a

Worrili James H., lawyer

Miwionary Baptist church Mid a

Worrill Ralph (e), blacksmith , common school in the vicinity. Cot

ton is the chief export. Mail stages

TALKING ROCK.

communicate weekly with Quitman.

Pickent County.

L. E. Roberta, P. M.

Jasper, the seat of justice, is 9 miles southeast. Located on the banks of Talking Bock creek, which famishes .power to drive two grist and saw mills; 33 miles northeast of Cartersville, the express office and shipping .station, via which the distance to At lanta is 82 miles. Has a population

Armstead T. S. Bev., Methodist Atkinson Burrell, physician Bombanm & Lang, genl store Burroughs W. B,, genl store and phy
sician Kelly John H., justice McKennon . McKennom (L. T.
and D. B.), naval store mnfrs

of about 100, a Baptset church ana common* school. Btagea communi

TALLULAH.

cate weekly with Carteraville. Mall

HaoertAam County.

.tri-weekly. T. J. Bryan, P. M.

Situated about 12 miles northeast

.Atberton T. & Co. (T. Atherton, J. of Clarkesville court house, is a post

E. and J. F. Stephens), cotton fac office of perhaps 80 inhabitants.

tory, grist and saw mill

Black John, shoemkr . Brooks William W. Bev., Baptist JSryan T. J., genl store

TARBOROUCH.
Gamden County.

Colt-nan W. K, tanner

Situated on the Satilla river, 28

Dunn J. H. Bev., Methodist '

miles northwest of St. Mary's, the

Hall A., shoemkr

seat ofjustice, 4} from Owen's Ferry,

Hide L. & Bro. (Lafayette and John), its shipping_point, and 331 from At

blacksmiths

lanta, via Waynesville. Contains

Jones A Swan (A. O. P. Jones, W. perhaps 125 inhabitants, and exports

B. Swan), grist and saw mill

principally naval stores. Mail Mages

Kelly Freeman Bev., Baptist

communicate semi-weekly with

Kelly R. V., genl store

Waynesville and Satilla river. L.

Parker Jasper Bev., Baptist

T. McKennon, P. M.

Shadawick Abram Bev., Baptist

Htrickland T., shoemkr Warlick B. F., justice and black

TARVERSVILLE.

smith

Twiggt County.

Warlick B. F. & Co., mill
Zauey A. J., jeweler

grist

and

saw

Is a place of some 30 inhabitants, about 18 miles south of Jeffersonville, the seat 'of justice, and has a post-

TALLAPOO8A.

office.

Harabon County.

TAYLOR'S CREEK.

Eight miles southwest of Buch-

Liberty County.

anan, the office.

county

seat, and

is a

post

Only a country poetofflce, 7 miles from Hinesville court house and 11

Hilton J. L., genl store

from Mclntoeh--No. 3, A. A G. B.

McBride K. L., genl store

B.--its shipping office, via which it

is 286 miles irom Atlanta. It has one

TALLOKA8.

common school and two churches-

Brooks County.

Methodist and Baptist--one steam saw mill and two saw mills operated

Located on Mule creek, 11 miles by water power derived from a small

northwest of Quitman court house, neighboring stream. Cotton and

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the

GEORGIA

RAILROAD, the Short Line

from

Macon.

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733

TEM

rice are the chief articles of export. Mail semi-weekly. M. R. Mooney,

TEBEAUVILLE.

P. M.

Ware Co.--No. 9, A. & G. B. S. and B.

Anderson L. A. A Bnx. genl store

AA.R.R.

Bird J. L. A Co. (J. L. and James One and a quarter miles southwest

W. Bird, H. A. Swindle), saw mill of Way Cross, the seat of justice, 97

Bradley & Grice, genl store

from Savannah, 60 from Brunswick

Curry & Collins, genl store

and 289 from Atlanta, via Jeaup--M.

Daniels A. B., physician

ft B. B. R.--has office of Mitchell A

Daniels E. & C. (Euoeh and Capers), Co.'s Express and Western Union

saw mill

Telegraph and about 100 inhabitants.

Daniela & Wilson, saw mill

Cotton, syrup and rice form the prin

Floyd A., blacksmith

cipal exports. Mail daily each way.

Harris 3. R., genl store

The crossing of the B. & A. R, R. is

Hendry A. J., physician .

li miles distant, but trains ran to this

Kennedy W. A., wheelwright

point for mail and freight. Orville

Hell J. P., physician

D. Parker, P. M.

Mooney M. K., physician Wells J. W., bridge builder

Barber Obedlah-co. commr Miller William H., grocer

O'Neal Neadam, naval store mnfr

TAYLORSVILLE.

Parker Orrille D- tel opr Parker William F., eo. commr, jus

Bartote County--Oterokee B. R.

tice, exp and r. r. agt Remsbart Jane Mrs., hotel

With an estimated population of Sands J. N., wood dlr .

135; is 14 miles west of Cartersville Waldron B. J., co. commr

court bouse and 63 from Atlanta. Wells J. McD., naval store mnfr

Has a Baptist church, common school Wilkinson James J., ordinary

and a steam saw, planing and shin

gle mill. Lumber, shingles and laths TELOCA SPRINGS.

are the exports. Mail daily each way. G. W. Peacock, P. M. Green J. G., physician Milam W. W.-genl store Peacock. G. W., r. r. agt Rogers D. W. A Co. (D. W. and D.
M. Rogers, R. Paris), saw and shin gle mill Rowap J. EL, genl store

Chattooga County. Deriving its name from the small stream upon which it is located, is 7 miles northwest of Summerville, the county seat, and 31 from Rome, its shipping point, via which it is 111 from Atlanta.. Within two miles of this place is a grist and saw mill, op erated by water power derived from

TAYLORSVILLE.

Teloga creek. Cotton, bacon and wheat form the principal exports. In

IMUTVM County. Two miles northeast of Dublin, claims 25 Inhabitants, and has no postal advantages.

the vicinity are two common schools and three churches--Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist. Mail semiweekly on horseback. 8. M. Mooney, P.M.

TAYLORSVILLE.

Baker L. L., blacksmlttt Johnston A., justice

Maditon County.

Knoz & Bryant. grist mill

la not a post office, has a popula tion of about 20, and is 8 miles west ofDanlelsville.

McWhorter Samuel, genl store Milner William Rev., Presbyterian Shattuck William, Rev., Baptist Thrower W. M. Rev., Methodist

TAZEWELL.

Underwood Joseph, physician

Marion County.

TEMPERANCE.

A country post office, 7 miles north

TtHfair County.

of Buena Vista.

Merely a country postomce, having

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 68 years ago. Jaa. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

TEN

734

TEX

ouly about 20 inhabitants, with one Harman J. C., lawyer and notary common school and Methodist and Harman R. H. & Co. (B. H. Har Baptist churches in the neighbor man, Miss H. A. D. Jordan), mil hood. Cotton and timber form the linery exports. Mail tri-weekly. It is sit Harman W. N., exp agt . uated on the Ocmulgee river, 20 miles Haynes Belle L. Mrs., milliner southwest of McRae, the seat of jus Hyman H. E., dentist

tice, and 16 from Chauncey--No. 12, Kelly L., gin and grist mill

M. & B. B. B.--its shipping office, via Layton John L., co. coroner

which it is 185 miles from Atlanta. Mason G. I/^physician

W. F. Bailey, P. M.

Matthews L. A., cotton buyer

Fletcher W. M., blacksmith FusseU T. F., genl store Maloy D., timber cutter

Matthews W. C., genl store and r. r. agt
Mays A. M., sheriff

Maloy D. W., blacksmith

Morgan H. A., carriage mkr

Maloy H. B., genl store

Williams W. F., justice

W. H. MOSES.

TNO. C. HARMAN,

Williams W. J., genl store Williamson James Rev., Baptist

MOSES & HARMAN,

TENNILLEs
Washington Co.--G R. JB., June. 8. & T.

Washington County

A thriving and prosperous little town of perhaps 200 inhabitants situ

ated in one of Georgia's largest cot

ton counties and surrounded by ex

TENNILLE (So. 18 C. B. B.), GA.

cellent farms; is 3 miles south of San-

dersville, the county seat, 135 from Peach Trees a Specialty.

Savannah, 55 from Macon and 158

from Atlanta. It has two cou.mon schools (one colored), and a union church used by the Baptist and Meth

Peacock G. W. Hon., grist mill
Sanders B. H., genl store

and saw

odists, and a grist miU and two gins operated by steam. Fruit raising is one of the principal industries of this section and is carried on very successfully. Cotton (about 11,000 hales yearly), wool, fruit, etc., form

Smith B. D., physician Smith T. N. & J. W., genl store Van Braklea 8., nurseryman Walker J. T. & Co.. grocers Walker B. T., fertilizers

the shipments. Express, Southern. Mail daily each way. Mrs. Belle L. Haynes, P. M.

TEXAS. Heard County.

Adams A. R., livery stable Adams John, shoemkr

Very small place, containing per haps 30 inhabitants, two common

Bashinski H., saloon

schools, a Baptist church and a grist

Basbinski L. & 8., genl store

and saw mill operated by power de

Beck T. J. Rev., Baptist

rived from Cedar creek. It is 8 miles

Brantly & Hatch (S. D. Brantly, D. Hafch), physicians

M.

southwest of Franklin court house and 20 from LaGrange, its shipping

Billiard W. L., physician

station, via which It is 91 miles from

Buraett A. I., grist and saw mill Cochran R. F., cotton gin

Atlanta. Mail semi-weekly by pri vate conveyance. A. J.- Kitchens,

Cobeu Louis, genl store

P.M.

Daniel C. E., druggist

Gilbert W. R,, carriage mkr

Davis C. I., physician

Kitchens A. J.) genl store

Davia W. P. notary, ex offjustice Moore Alien, blacksmith

Franklin 8. IX. grocer and saloon Moore J. J., justice

Franklin M. E. Mrs., hotel

Moore J. J. 4 Co. (J. J. W. N. and

Harman Bros. (W. N. and N. T.), H. A. Moore), grist and saw mill

general store

Pope James, carpenter

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Best Route Eatft.

THE

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THE ROCK. Upon County--Upton Co. R S.

THOMAS STATION.
Burke County--(See Jfunnerlyn.)

With a population of 125. this place is situated within two miles of Pontotoc creek, 8 northeast of Thomaston, the county seat, 8 from Barnes-

THOMASTON.
Upton County-- Upton, Co. B. R. A town and county seat at termi

ville, 51 from Macon and 68 from nus of Upson county branch of C. R. Atlanta. It has one steam saw and R., 16 miles from Barnesville, where . grist mill, a common school and junction is made with the main line; Methodist church. Exports annually 76 miles from Atlanta, and 59 from

100 bales of cotton. Mail daily each Macon. There are two churches-

way. James R. Black, P. M.

Methodist and Baptist--one news

paper--the Tftomaston Herald, pub

Black ft Stephens (James R. lished every Saturday--and a num

Black, William Stephens, H. Marchmau), genl store

James

ber of good stores. The amount of cotton received at this point annu

Brown Enoch M., notary Brown Joseph, poultry breeder Gary William, blacksmith Coats Henry H., shoemkr Ferguson William W., wheelwright

ally amounts to about 3,500 bales. Dried fruits, especially peaches, form a large part of the exports of this town. During the year 1878 there was shipped over $12,000 worth of

Garland R. H. J., genl store, and saw mill
Gordy Benjamin, carpenter

grist

these alone. They boast of a very handsome court house, most of the business houses being on the square

'Lewis & Smith (James F. Lewis, G. surrounding this building. The pop

M. Smith),genlstore Mercburson K. B., physician

ulation is about 800. Express, South ern. Baron D. Hardaway, P. M.

Perdue Henry B., harness mkr Binty Henry, blacksmith Rush L. Rev., Methodist

Alien Joseph, genl store Alien J. T. Rev. (Baptist), lawyer

Ptead Thomas, millwright

Atwater James W., genl store

Tisinger James 8., wheelwright

Bethel Thomas F., genl store

Whauey James O., grocer

Blalock John M., dentist Cheney & Matthews (A. J. Cheney,

R. A. Matthews), genl store

THOMAS MILLS.
Floyd Couuly.

Cotton Joseph A., lawyer Drake John C. Hon., physician,
senator 25th dist

Thirteen miles southwest of Rome, Fox Charles T., sheriff, grocer and

the county seat, and 5 from Springs--., R. & D. B, R--its

Cave ship

saloon Gibson John. eo. treas and genl store

ping station, via which it is 101 miles Gilleland Hugh M., harness and

from Atlanta. Cedar creek furnishes shoes

power for operating two grist mills. Goins N.. co. coroner

Meal, lumber and cotton are the ex Greene A. C., lawyer

ports; about 200 bales cotton exported annually. Population about 75. Bap tist church and common schooL Mail

Hannah George W. T., physician Harp William A., genl store Hightower J. W. F., livery stable

weekly on horseback. P. M.

J. C. Foster,

Johnson T. B. A L.), genl store

Bro. (T. B. and J.

King Augustus J., warehouse and

Chapman Thomas, blacksmith Cordin Alviu, justice

guano agt King Jacob 8., co. tax receiver

Foster & Foster (William G. and McLewls Abner, co. tax collector

John CA genl store

Matthews Julius E. F., elk Su

Goodwm William, grist mill

perior Court

Matthews Thomas M., guano agt

Means John F., editor Upson Enter

prise

Willcox's XnnnnM Aguer, Ooltuntai, (hu Tlmetried. TtntMtefl. EtUUiihed 1819.

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Oliphant John J., genl store

two newspapers--the Thomatmtte

Oliphant & Hannah (W. 8. Oliphant, Times and Southern Enterprise. The

G. W. T. Hannah), druggists and Albany and Western Division of the

genl store

A. & G. B. B. form a junction here.

Payne James B. Rev.. Methodist

Thomasville received during the

Payne J. B.. grist mill

year, in addition to the staple pro

Pritcbard L. N. & Bro. (L. N. and 8. ductions, such as cotton, corn, wheat

C-), genl store

and oats, large quantities of fruits,

Elviere James F., saloon ' Bumble & King, saw mill

especially apples, pears and grapes, which are grown to perfection and

Shanaan M. A. Miss, milliner

prove largely remunerative. The

Sharman Thomas 8., genl store

society and morals are excellent, and

Shupwine B. D., co. surveyor

strangers coming from whatever "sec

Simms Z., dentist

tion they may, are invariably treat

Bungs & Patterson (J. W. Suggs, A. ed with great cordiality by all classes

M. Patterson). physicians Upson Enterprise, John P. Means,
editor

of citizens. Telegraph, Union. Express, Southern. Deckle, P. M.

Western Lebbeus

Wallace William, confectioner

Weaver George A., genl store Webb John N., hotel

Adams 8. Samuel, physician Ainsworth Haywood B., livery stable

White Amos W., agt Upson Co. B. B White Benjamin B., tanner and shoe

Alexander John B., lawyer Andrews John D., physician

mnfr

Auld Donald J., manager The Singer

Worrill Amos, ordinary

Mnfg Co Barnes William E., Jeweler

THOMASV1LLE. Thomas Gnmty--A. A Q. S. B.

Blanton M. HI. & Bro. (M. M. and J. F.),genl store
Bone Peter H., meats

This is without doubt the leading Carroll Calvin, meats

city of Southwest Georgia. 200 miles Cassels Samuel J., druggist

from Savannah, and 267 from At Cbastain H. M. & Co. (H. M. Chaslanta, in the center of Thomas county, tain, F. H. Jeflere). grocers

one of the most productive counties Christian T. T. Rev., Methodist

. of the State, and of which it is the Clay William H., propr Gulf

county seat, it enjoys a large and House. (See p. 737.)

thriving trade. Situated as it is, on Cooke Hugh B.,genl store

qne of the highest points between the Coyle Bros. (J. H. and J. B.), dentists

Atlantic ocean and the Gulf of Mex Coyle William P., sheriff

ico, it has deservedly gained the Davies A Pyles (W. E. Davies, 8. B. reputation for being the finest "win Pyles). druggists

ter resort" in the State. The excel Davis William N.. grocer

lence of the hotels, the refreshing De Witt W. F., physician

breezes of the Guif, wafted inland Dickey 8. A., co. coroner

through an almost unbroken pine Dillon James Wv livery stable

forest, the drynese of the atmosphere, Fass Joseph, cigars, tobacco, etc

its being entirely free from malaria, Finn, Smith & Co. (J. L. Finn, E.

makes this one of the most desirable H. Smith, J. N. McKlnnon), genl

resorts for invalids in the country, store

not excepting the far-famed St. Johns Fleetwood John D.. saloon

river. At this place the South Fletcher Institute (male), O. D. Scott,

Georgia Agricultural and Mechanical prin

Association holds its annual fair, Fudge Benjamin F., hardware, stoves,

which is largely attended.

etc

There are two excellent colleges, Gibbons William A., confectioner, viz.: Fletoher Male Institute and etc

Young's Female College. Four Goldberg Bennett, genl store churches--Methodist, Baptist, Pres Golden E. Z. F. Rev., Baptist

byterian and Episcopal--one foun Goldstone A Hirsbinger (8. Golddry, two carriages manufactories and stone, Jay Hirshinger), genl store

vr

TAKE the C1OIKSI-A *AIM*OAP
the Wtort Line West and Southwest.

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NEAR PASSENGER DEPOT,

UNDEB ENTXBE NEW *AAftBiTBWP JlJjWLY FtJBNZSHES AND BEFITTED IN FZBST CLASS STYLE.
Ts CONVENIENTLY LOCATED POI\THB TRAVELING PUBLIC.
CfcT~All Trains on the Atlantic and Golf Baiboad stop hen for Meals. ThomasvQle Is situated in a vast pine forest, at a high elention, with a dry atmosphere and flne
spring water--a good place for pleasure and health seekers.
Per Day, $2.00; Pel Week, $4.00 to $10.50. BJ- Special Rates for Families.
W. H. CLAY. Proprietor.

and lfine Irt
He largest Pabllaher of Florida and Sonth Georgia Stereoscopic Views. Slngle> dozen by man. tl.OO. Ulnatrates Books, Ballroad or Tourists Gnides, States or Counties. Wholesale and retail dealer in Pictures, Picture Frames, Glass and Trimmings.
Sewing Machine Broker, and dealer In all kinds of Sewing Machine Attachments. Needles, OU, etc. Sewing Machines Bepalred and BebaOL

DBALRB Dt PIANOS AND OBGAS8.

P. O. Box No. 1.

THOMASTILJLE,GA.

JA8. P.-HARRI8ON * CO., State Printers, Publishers. and Binders, 7 A 80 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

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Grant Alonzo G., photographer Knlbbs James H., upholsterer and sewing machine broker. (See Kottman James T., grocer

p. 737.)

Levy Isaac, genl store .

Grant Antoinette Madam, mu Library Association, Miss Sallle Bai

sic teacher and dealer in pianos and ley, librarian

organs. (See p. 737.)

Liebke Oscar E., barber

Groover James W., elk Superior Lindsay Peter, tailor

Court

Lohnsteln Ferdinand N., genl store

Golf House. W. H. Clay, propr. MuClellan Addie E. Miss, books

(Beep. 737.)'

McCrary Levi, grocer

Hall William J., grocer

McCullar &, Co. (J. T. McCullar,

Hammond William M., lawyer L. H. Rigsby), carriage mnfrs. (See Hansell Augustus H., jndge Circuit p. 779.)

Court

McDougald & Palin (A. McDougald,

Hansell Charles P., editor "South A. W. Palin), carriage mnfrs

ern Enterprise "

McGlashen Peter, harness

Harley House, Mrs. M. L. Harley, Mclntosh & Blackshear (Daniel Mo

_propr. (See p. 738.)

Intosh, T. E. Blackshear), livery

Harley M. L.. Mrs., propr Harley stable

House. (See p. 738.)

Mclntyre Archibald T., lawyer

Hawkins James A. (e), grocer Hayes Samuel L., cotton broker Heeth Pliny S., co. tax collector

Mclntyre H. J. & A. T. Jr., lawyers McLendon Samuel G., lawyer MacLean Kenneth T., lawyer

Hirt Havier, saloon

Merrill Joseph S., ordinary

Isaac M. & Co. (M. Isaac, Charles Mitchell House, Sanderaon, Chase

Eheiner). genl store

& Co., proprs. (See adv,)

Jerger Joseph, watchmkr and Mitchell & Mltchell (W. D. and R.

jeweler. (Seep. 738.)

G. Mitchell), lawyers

Kelly J. F., co. tax receiver

Norris Green J., livery stable

Kerr A. P. Rev., Presbyterian

Parsons C. A. Mrs., milliner

HARLEY HOUSE,

JACKSON STREET, THOMASVILLE, GA.

Nearert Erase to Business Center. Free Esok from Depot. Fare Unnrpsasei in the Oity. Terms Hodertte.

MRS. M. LULA HARLEY,

Proprietress.

----Dealer In----
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER-PLATED WARE, TEA SETS, Ac.
Call and see him. He can rolt you In Goods, and his prices hTe been marked down to BOTTOH FIQUBK8.
Broad Street. THOMASVITL.LE, OA.
A

SHIP your Freight West via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Patten Arthur, lawyer

rived from Mulberry creek. Mail

Peters Joseph C., genl store

stages communicate weekly with

Peters S. A. Mrs., milliner

Flowery Branch, its shipping point,

Pittman J. T. & Bro. (J. T. and W 9 miles distant, and Jefferson, the

C.), genl store .

county seat, 15 miles east. Distance

Prevatt Alexander P., grucer, etc to Atlanta 53 miles. W. H. Thomas,

Eeese William M., druggist

P. M.

field Theodore Rev., Episcopal Remington Francis H., exp agt Bodgers W. H., co. surveyor Rosenbaum Hank, saloon Sanderson, Chase & Co. (C. C.
tianderson, Edwin A. Chase), proprs Mitchell House. (See adv.) Seward A Hopkins (J. L. Seward, H. W. Hopkins), lawyers . Sheffield David J., genl store

Baird J. B. Bev., Presbyterian Benton Thomas, dentist Clark 8. J., carpenter Davis J. M. Bev. Baptist Deaton J. M. justice Mahaffey E. V., genl store Strange J. A., justice Thompson Jasper N., genl store, gin,
grist and saw mill and wool carder

Smith A. & B., hardware Smith William M., carriages

THOMSON.

Southern Enterprise, Chas. P. Hansel!, editor

McDuffle County--Ga. R. R. '

Stark John, baker

County seat; a small city of 800

Steyerman Simon, genl store

population, 37 miles from Augusta

Taylor Andrew T., genl store

and 134 from Atlanta. It has two

Taylor A. P., physician

Baptist churches, (one colored), two

Thomas County Immigration So ciety, Bev. James A. McKee, pres
Thomasville Times, John Triplett, editor

Methodist, (one colored), and two white and two colored schools and two flouring and grist mills. It has one fire company with a hand en

Thompson Charles B., foundry

gine. About 8,000 bales of cotton

Thompson Edward Ov, lumber yard Thompson Luther F., doors, sash,

shipped annually. Telegraph, West ern Union. Express, Southern;

blinds and picture frames

James T. Keal, P.M.

Triplett John, editor Thomasville

Times

'

Adams Andrew J., co. tax receiver Adttna Aaron J. Jr., hotel and

Walters & Thomas (B. F. Walters, clothinir

W. J. M. Thomas), liquors Watt James, hardware, etc Webb William W., blacksmith

Barton Willoughby, druggist and physician
Benton John E., fertilizers

Wellington Bichard T., physician Boatwright James W., agt and genl.

Williams Charles H., tel opr Williams Sidney, co. treas

store Casey Juriah H., lawyer and co.

Williams W. W. & Co. (W. W. Wil judge

liams, E. O. Thompson), saw mill Canon William B. B., shoemkr

Wise Herman, genl store

Crawford Anderson (c), shoemkr

Wolffi. H. A Bro. store

(H. and N.), genl

Curtis John M., carriage furniture and undertake/

mkr,

Wright A. P. & Co. (A. P. Wright,. Dunlap William C. Bev., Methodist

T. C. Mitchell), bankers

Durham George W., physician

Young Female College, John E. Ba Ellington John W. Bev., Baptist

ker, pres

Fitts Walter Mrs., milliner

Flanigan James T., shoemkr

THOMPSON MILLS. Jackson County.

Gerald Mary C. Mrs., hotel Sales John EL, watchmkr Samlet Gideon, harness mkr

Unorganized as a town, has about Harrison Edward B., physician

*> inhabitants, Methodist and Bap EU11 Anthony D., druggist tist churches, common school and1 Elblliman Henry J., r. r. agt

flour mill, wool carder, cotton gin Holcendorf John I*, genl sto re

nd saw mil] operated by power de Howard William H., genl store

D. F. Willcox's *Bf ifnuj, Ooluabu. and StroagMt in Georgia. IBTt

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Irving David F., genl store

Sarling Solomon, genl store

Johnson Preston B., lawyer. Scott Thomas A., genl store

(See p. 740.)

Scroggins Alexander (c), blacksmith

Johnston B. C., physician

Shields John F,, genl store

Johnston William, gin and grist mill Shields James L.. & Son (James L.

Jones James 8., physician

and James S.), gin and grist mill'

Jones Joseph P., tel opr

Shiver Frances J. Mrs., genl store .

Knox Charles E., grocer and restau Short William, genl store

rant

Steed Thomas M., genl store

Lewis Thomas N., genl store

Thomas John W., grocer

McDuffie Journal, Parr <fc White, Thrasher Alexander B., ordinary

propre. (See p. 740.)

Tutt William D., lawyer

Marshall Davis (c), barber

Ware L. B., co. coroner

Mason Alfred, watchmkr

Watson Thomas E., lawyer

Massengale E. M. Mrs., dry goods Williams H. O. & Son (Henry O. and

Morgan William A., genl store

Ernest A.) genl store

NeaTJames T., exp agt and stationer Willingham John B., co. surveyor

Neal J. B. & Son (James B. and John Worrill Iverson G., co. tax coUecbx

B.), genl store

Worrill Iverson . Mrs., milliner

Norris Solomon, sheriff

Worrill Wesley C., justice

O'Tyson Hezekiah, sboemkr

Parr to White. (J. Alonzo Parr, Jordan E. White), proprs McDuf-

THORNTON STATION.

fle Journal. (See p. 740.)

Spotting County--(See Orchard HiU).

Paschal Robert Jj., genl store

Pearce Bobert H., elk Superior Court THORNTONVILLE.

and co. treas Pitta William M., physician

Marion County.

Quillian A. C., dentist

Has a population estimated at 25.

Roberts George W., blacksmith

No postomce. Located north of Buent

Roney Henry C., lawyer

Vista, 10 miles.

O-a.. Special Attention Given to Collections.
The McDuffie Weekly Journal.
Published Every Wednesday at THOMSON, GA.
PARR A WHITE, Proprietors.
The JomtHAi. circulate* largely through the conntie* of HcDoffle, Warren. Wilkee, LineoJa, Colombia and In Richmond, one of the richert aectioni In the State, and Is therefore a Terr TdoaW* advertUng medium. All iy>mninnlfat1ftnt ahould be addreued to
MCDUFFIE JOURNAL, Thomson, ca.

SHIP your Cotton Ct via the CEORCIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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THUNDERBOLT.

Martin William H., blacksmith Moore Frank McF., physician

Chatham County.

Sharyer Almon M. Bev., Baptist

With its fishing, bathing and other attractions, is the terminus of Savan nah's most frequented drive, from

Treadwell Stephen G., genl store TreadweU & Treadwell (Smith and
Stephen G.), grist mill

which it is 5 miles southeast. Its 100

inhabitants receive their mail at Sa

TOCCOA.

vannah.

Habertkam Co.--A. A C. A.-L. By, nine.

TIFTON. Berrien County-- B. &A.R.R. .

X. A.-L. By. This thriving little town is only six yean old, and has a population of

A small postofflce about 25 miles about 1,000, three churches--Metho

northwest of Nashville court house, dist, Baptist and Presbyterian--and

130 from Brunswick and 250 from three very good.schools. It ships an

Atlanta.

nually about 5,000 bales of cotton, to

Pardee & Fletcher, genl store Tift H. H., steam saw mill

gether with large quantities of corn and fruit. Two miles north, and on a creek bearing same name, are the

TIGER.

celebrated Toccoa Falls, the moat beautiful in the South. The water

Rabun County.

falls 186 feet perpendicularly over a

Situated near the Tallnlah river, about 5 miles south of Clay ton, the county seat, and has mail facilities.

ledge of sand stone, and as it descends presents a scene grand and sublime. The Tallulah Falls, another favorite resort, is 14 miles north, on the Tat-

TILTON.

lulah river. There are several excel lent chalybeate and sulphur springs

WWflM, Cmmty-W. <k A. S. B. in the vicinity, which, combined with.

Besting on the banks .of the Cona- the beautiful and picturesque scenery uuga river, from whence power is surrounding, make Toccoa quite a derived to operate a grist mill, is 10 summer resort. It is 13 miles east of

miles southeast of Dalton, the county Clarksville court house, 50 from El-

seat, 91 from Atlanta and 49 from berton and 93 from Atlanta. Express, Chattanooga. It has a population of Southern. Telegraph,Western Union.

about 190, steam saw mill, two com Mail daily by stage with Carnesvffle,

mon schools, Methodist, Missionary Franklin county, and daily each way

and Primitive Baptist and Cumber by rail. William H. Davis, P. M.

land Presbyterian churches, and of fice of Southern Express. Cotton, corn, peas, oats and lumber form the principal shipments. Mail daily each way. Pred. P. Cor, P. M.

Davenport S. V., prop Davenport House. (See p. 742.)
Davis & Hamilton (T. S. Davis, A. M. Hamilton), saw mill
Green Joseph L.. wagon mkr

Ault Wiley J., saw mill Boyd David A., wagon mkr

Jarrett Brown (e). blacksmith McCue A Carter (M. A. McCue, John

Brown W. L. & Son (William Land . Carter) blacksmiths

John B.), genl store

Payne H. M., genl store

Callum Sterling C., blacksmith

Pierce William, blacksmith

Carnes James Bev., Baptist

Whitlock A. J., blacksmith

Ellis William A. Bev., Baptist

Wilkinson T. P., livery and sale

Fain & King "(William M. Fain, stable. (See p. 742.)

Nicholas W. King), wagon mnfrs

Green Andrew J.-justice GtraereynanHa jeunsrtiyceH^- physician, no

TOMLINSON. Clinch County.

Greer William R. genl store

Claims a population of 25. Has no

Jeffries Thomas H., genl store

postofflce, ana is about 16 miles west

Martin Joseph J. Bev., Baptist

of Homerville.

The Press a nd People regard THE CHRISTIAN IN MR the best Advertising Medium In the South.

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northeast, and Griffin, the nearat express office and shipping station, h

WtUtinson County--So. 15, C. R B. 12 miles distant, via which thedfcv

Population about 150. Has Meth odist aud Christian churches, a corn, flour, rice and saw mill, operated by power derived from a neighboring small stream. The principal articles

tance to Atlanta is 55 miles. Pom. lation perhaps 30. Cabin creek fur nishes power to drive a saw and grist mill. Mail semi-weekly. B. L Daughtry, P. M.

of export are cotton and fruit Mail Bell Thomas P., notary and ex-off

stages communicate tri-weekly with justice

Dublin. Situated 7 miles northeast Evans John B., justice

of Irwinton, the county seat, 35 from Foster Charles, distiller

Macon, 155 from Savannah and 138 Klnard B. C., grist and saw mill

from Atlanta. Express, Southern. Ridgway & Dauglrtry (Samwl Telegraph, Western Uuion. Mail Bidgway, B. L. Daughtry), genl daily each way. W. B. Bobison, store

P.M.

Thaxton J. F., physician

Baunon B. O., justice Baum N. B., exp and r. r. agt

TOWN CREEK.

Baum N. B. & A. W., genl store

Qihner County.

Boone James F., shoemkr Boone J. M.. justice
Cannon W. F., grist and rice mill Deese & Cannon (James I. Deese, W.
F. Cannon), genl store Duggan James B., physician Fossett George T., grocer Freeman W. B., notary Hilton Joshua 8., genl store Hyman Robert O., genl store Kinney James L., genl store Price William EL, carpenter Robison W. R., druggist and phy

Seven miles south of Ellijay, the seat of justice, and about 20 from Besaca--W. A A. B. B.--the neamt railway station, via which it is IK miles from Atlanta. Town creek furnishes power to operate a grill and saw mill. Wheat, flour and cat tle form the principal articles of ex port. It has a Baptist church, com mon school and a population of about 60. Semi-weekly mail on horseback. A. J. Nioholson, P. M.

sician

Conn&Goble, millwrights

Strobing Otto H. L., grocer.

Foote E. T., genl store

Sykes Henry C-, jeweler

Gadis Peter, genl store

Vaughn Freeman, carpenter

Griffin G. A., blacksmith

Vaughn Jacob P., shoemkr

Keener J. D., blacksmith

Wheeler C. T., tel opr

Nicholson & Stokes (P. Nicholaon,

John Stokes), grist and saw mill

TOWALICA.
Butts County.

Pickett Joseph, genl store Bay John, justice and notary Sorrells Thomas, blacksmith

Jackson, the county seat, is 8 miles j Warlick William, blacksmith

DAYSSPORT HOUSE, T.P.WIIiKIHSOH,

TOCCOA CITY, CA.
ninety-three miles from Atlanta, fourteen

LIVERY,

Sale! Feed Stables, miles from Tallnlah Falls, one and thne-fonrthi
m lie* from Toocoa Falls.

TERMS. SIS per Month; $8 per Week; fa per Day.

Toccoa, Ca.

Satisfaction Guaranteed. BT-Bngglea, Hacks or Saddle Hones for t*
S. 7. DATOZTPOBT, Prop'r. Falls or elsewhere.

SHIP your Merchandise from Boston and New via the GEORGIA ROAD Past Freight

York Line.

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Watkins J. T. Rev., Baptist Warlick William, blacksmith Young E. M., justice

Plotts Y. T., blacksmith Stephens John, grist and saw mill Stephens J. O., physician, grist and
saw mill

TOWNS.

Swanson Richard, blacksmith

Tdfair County--No. 10, M. A B. R. B. Population about 100. Has a Meth
odist church, common school, office

TRADERS HILL.
CharUon County.

of Southern Express and steam na County seat; situated on the St.

val store manufactory. Situated on Mary's river; has a population of

the banks of the Little Anchehat- about 150, a common, school and two

chee, 10 miles southeast of McBae. churches--Methodist and Baptist.

the county seat, 86 from Macon, 100 Spanish creek, a tributary of the 8t

from Brunswick and 189 from At Mary's, furnishes power to drive a

lanta. The chief exports are naval saw mill. Naval stores are the i

stores', cotton (about 50 bales annual cipal exports; there is also

ly), wool and hides. Mail daily each quantities of Umber carried from

way. W.N. McBae,P.M.

section to the saw mills surrounding

Bosh Monroe M., genl store and na St. Mary's. Stages communicate

val store mnfr

weekly with Way Cross. Mail semi-

Hendricks & Dean (C. B. Hendricks, weekly by steamers and stage. The

W. H. Dean), genl store

distance to Atlanta is about 402 miles

HcBae F. Bartow, physician

via St. Mary's and Brunswick--M. *

McRae Malcolm N^ genl store, B. R. R. Robert Hatcher, P. M.

mnfr naval stores-and exp agt Roberts W. F. Bev., Methodist Byals A. I/., genl store and r. r. agt Smith A. P., notary Thomas William B., lawyer

Bachlott John B., notary Bachlott & Layton (John B. Bachlott,
A. 8. Layton), shingle and stave mnfrs Brooks John, sheriff

TRACK ROCK.

Courson Perry M., co. tax collector Hatcher Robert, ordinary

Union County.

Johnson John A., elk Superior Court

Besting on the banks of Brasstown creek, furnishing power to drive sev eral saw and grist mills, 7 miles northeast of Blairsvllle court house and 50 from Oainmville, the nearest express office and shipping station, aa which Atlanta is 103 miles dis

Layton Albeit 8., co. treas Lowther J. A. &. Co. (J. A. Low-
ther, Robert Hatcher), genl store Mizell Owen K. Bev., Baptist Paxton Jehu, grist mill Stokes Jonathan J., co. tax receiver Taylor Hiram M., co. coroner

tant. Grain, potatoes and fruit are the principal articles of shipment.

Waumbright veyor

Francis

D.,

co.

sur

Stages communicate tri-weekly with

Gtinesvllle and Cleveland. Has a population of 100, one common Khool and three churches--Method-

TRANQUILLA.
Jonet County.

i, Baptist weekly on win,P. M.

and Presbyterian. Mail horseback. W. W. Er-

Nine miles north of Clinton, the seat of justice and 8 from Haddock's --M. & A. B. B.--its nearest shipping

Bryson F. P., blacksmith

place, via which the distance to At

Bryson S. H., grist mill

lanta is 130 miles. From Shoal creek

Colwell M. G., grist mill and justice power is derived to operate a grist

Corn Alfred Bev., Baptist

mill. Cotton is the principal produc

Erwln W. W., land agt

tion. Mail weekly on noraeback.

Hooper T. J., genl store

A. J. Middlebrooks. P. M.

Hunt Helman, genl store

MiddlettrooBts A. J., genl store

Hunt W. A., genl store

Morrison William, genl store

logan L. B., grist mill

Stewart A Marshall (John 8. Stewart,

Hotte Amos, grist and saw mill

Henry J. Marshall), grist mill

v

* P r.

Z*80fiA*OB AftnZHT,

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sumes annually about 4,000 ball cotton. Mall daily on horaebi

Daie Ommty~-A. Gf. & B. S. sometimes by buggy. A. P. AS

County seat is 18 miles from Chat tanooga, Tenn., ma, which it is 158 from Atlanta. Receives mail daily each way by rail. Bennett Joseph A., ordinary Blevins James W., sheriff Clark John, co. tax receiver Cole Nathan W., elk Superior Court Cole T. H. B., genl store Lindsay Bobert N., co. coroner O'Neal D., co. treas Pace B. P.. tanner Smith A Brown, genl store Taylor W. 8., co. surveyor

good, P. M. Allgood A. P., pres Trfon IU%
Co Brannon J. W., shoemkr Bryan C. C.. cotton buyer Bynnm J. O. Rev., Baptist Lowry W. T., justice Morton T. W. Rev., Methodist Roberson R. F., genl store Rudicll R. Y., physician Trion Mnfg Co., genl store and mnfti
drilling, rope, sheeting, shirtbi| and yarn Willbanks R. Rev, Methodist

TRICKUM. Wfatfleid County. Yearly exports of cotton about 40 bales which, with grain and bacon, form the shipments. Situated on the East Chickamauga, from whence power is derived to run a saw and grist mill. 9 miles from Dalton-the county seat, and 5 from Tunnel! Mil, its shipping office, via which it is 114 from Atlanta. Has a population of about 30, Methodist church and one higli school. Mail stage com municates with Tunnell Hill weekly. George S. Fulton, P. M.
Alford A. W., genl store AndersonP. 8., physician, grist and
sawmill Callaway J. J. 8. Rev., Baptist Deck J.T., justice

TROUP FACTORY. Troup County.
Located on Flat Shoal creek H miles southeast of La Orange, UM county seat and nearest shipping tod express office, via which the distun to Atlanta is 81 miles. The ctwk furnishes power to operate a gitat mill, and a cotton factory runnlnj 2,500 spindles and consuming 800 bales of cotton per annum. The place contains about 300 inhabitant!, two common schools and one church, free to all denominations. Mall tri weekly. A. T. Dallis, P. M.
Beasley A. E., physician Brace Wilson R. Rev., Baptist Hardy L. L.,geiil store Herndon B. H., tanner Perry J. O., genl store Perry T. Ay carpenter

EasleyO.M., justice

Bobertson J. L., lawyer

Fulton George S., prin high school McCutchen W. P., millwright Neal R. P., genl store

Roberteon, Leslie &, Co. (J. C. Bobertson, Thomas Leslie), store and proprs Troup Cotton

V-

TRION FACTORY.

tory Thompson John,Justice

Chattooga County. Having an estimated population of

Troup Cotton Factory. Roberta* Leslie & Co., proprs; domestioi

600; is 5 miles northeast of Summervillft court house and 25 from Borne,

TROUPVILLE.

its shipping office, via which it is 105

Lowndet County.

miles trom Atlanta. Has a common school,. three churches--Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian--and one cotton factory operated by water pow

Has no postal advantages. Erfmated population 20. 4 miles now ofValdosta.

er, derived from the Cbattooga river, manufacturing sheeting, shirting, drills, yarns and rope, which form

TROY. Cforokee County.

the chief exports. The factory con An unimportant settlement of so*

J

_ur Merchandise from Philadelphia and BalImore via CKORCIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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30 people, 5 miles south of Hickory Head George W., lawyer Flat, and 8 southeast of Canton. No Head Morgan, notary

post office. __

Headrick & Kirkpatrick (J. B. Head-

rick, J. T. Kirkpatrick), druggists

TUCALO.

and genl store

Eabertham County--A. <Ss C. AL. By. Twenty miles east of Clarkesville,
the seat of justice, and 99 from At lanta, on the Tugalo river, a tributary of which--Ward's creek--furnishes power to drive a grist mill. Corn, cotton and potatoes are the principal shipments. Stages communicate with Clarkesvillw and CJayton. Has

Kirkpatrick Joseph T., physician Overland A. P., photographer Qninn W. C., blacksmith Ward Seaborn J., justice Whitten William, genl store and exp
agt Wyatt Eeuben A., tel opr Young Thomas J., druggist and phy
sician

about 150 inhabitants, one school and two churches--Baptist and Metho

TURIN.

dist Express. Southern. Mail daily each way. J. T. Mulkey, P. M. Childs & Nickerson, grist mill *

Cotoeta GnaUy^S., ff. <t 2f. A. R. S. Unorganized as a town; known
also as location. Contains perhaps

Dnnton J. C., genl store Ferguson A. J.. blacksmith Mulkey J. T., saloon and patent
medicine mnfr Hoik y W. K., leather and shoes Northrop John, millwright Fatten L. D., r. r. agt Shelton JTames, blacksmith

25 inhabitants. Located 11 miles southeast of Newnan court house, 24 from Griffin and 50 from Atlanta, CM* Newnan. Has Methodist and Bap tist churches in the vicinity. Mail daily each way. W. A. Hunter, P.M. Brown D. H., physician

TUNNEL HILL. WMtfield County--W. <k A. R R.

Hardy G. A. Rev.. Methodist Harwell T. 8. L. Rev. (Methodist),
genl store

About 109 miles from Atlanta, 31 from Chattanooga, Teun., and 7 from Dalton, the county seat. Has'a pop ulation of about 300. One grist mill, 1J miles from town, derives power from the Chickamanga river. There are three churches--Methodist, Pres byterian and Cumberland--also three private schools. The chief exports ate wheat, corn, hay, oats and cotton. Six miles distant are the Catoosa

Hnnnicutt J. B. Her. (Methodtat), genl store
Hunter W. S.. genl store and r. r. Agt Ingnun & Cole iV. B. Ingram, J.
R. Cole), genl store North A. G., physician North B. W., physician Page G. H., pliysician Pittman K. K, Bev., Baptia} Beese H. S. Bev., Baptist Smith G. K Bev., Methodist

Springs, a fashionable summer resort.

Hail daily each way. William Whitten, P. M.

TURKEY CREEK.

Antt James A., lawyer

Dooly County.

Bowman Thaddeus C., blacksmith Callaway John C. Rev., Baptist Ctemena Julias P., guano m;t

Situated about 8 miles'northwest of Vienna court house. Contains about 40 iu habitants, and is a post-

Cochran Emanuel C., physician

office.

Dunn John B., grist mill

Duval -- Bev., Methodist

TURKEY CREEK MILL 8.

Emmerson Caleb J., hotel Ftemister & Bros. (A. Q., A. J. and

CarroO, County.

L. 8.),genl store

Located 8 miles west of Carrollton

Foster William H., genl store "Chile Joseph, r. r. agt

court house, via, which it is 73 miles from Atlanta. Discontinued

Harris Charles P. N., blacksmith poetoffice.

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTINC HOUSE, Atlanta. Jas. P. Harrlsori A Co., Prop'rs, 27 A 29 Broad St. '"

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TURNER'S CHAPEL. Taybr County.

Land John T., genl store Richardson S. S., physician Wimberly F. P. Bev., Methodist

Southeast of Butler about 10 miles, nnd 2 south of Reynolds. No postofflce, and a population of about 20.

TWO RUN. Lumpkin County.

TURPENTINE FARM.
Worth County--B. A A. B. B.

|

Merely north of

a country postoffice, Dahlonega, the seat

of

jot.

tice, and 33 from Gainesville, id

Merely a country postoffice, about 6 miles distant from Isabella court house, 155 from Brunswick and 225 from Atlanta.

nearest shipping station, via which the distance to Atlanta is 86 mile*. Situated near the head waters of Hightower and Two Bun creeks, tbe former furnishing power to drive a

TUSCULUM.
. Efflngham County--No. Z\,C.R.B.

grist mill and wool carder. Church*,

-

two--Methodist common school.

and Baptist--one Stages run daily

Quite a small place, containing 30 inhabitants, common school, Metho dist and Baptist churches, and a

between this point and Dahloneg*. Mail four times a week <>n horseback. John B. Graham, P. M.

steam saw and grist mill. Situated 7 miles north vest of Springfield courtbouse, 35 from Savannah and 258 from Atlanta. Bice, cotton and cane form the principal articles of export. Mail daily each way. A. K. Powers, P. M.

Gaddis Lewis G., genl store Graham John B., genl store,
grist mill and wool carder Hite A. J. Jr., justice Roberta M. M. Bev. (Baptist), jw-
tice

Clark John G., lawyer .

TYRONE.

Edwards Augustus. O., carriage mkr Edwards Levi D., carpenter

WOtet County.

Flake William, carpenter

A small village of some 25 inhabi

Hanson Thomas, shoemkr

tants; 6 miles southwest of Washing

Lee James A. Rev., Methodist

ton. No postoffice

Lee William, Rev., Baptist

. Myerson Philip, gen] store

TYTY.

Powers A. K., surveyor . Bimmons Andrew T., guano agt

Worth County--B. <t A. It. ft.

Snellgrove Jerry, genl store .

With a population of about 100; ta

Spier & Cubbege (William Spier, J. on Ty Ty creek 14 miles southeast of

Cubbege), grist and saw mill

Isabella, the county seat, 139 from

Tarver Frank B., justice

Brunswick and 241 from Atlanta.

Tyson George N., carriage mkr

Has two churches--Baptist and

Methodist--a common school and

TWICCSVILLE. Turiggs County.
Nine miles south of Jefferaonville. the county aeat, and 9 from Buzzard Boost-M. 4 B. B. B.--its shipping point, via which the distance to At lanta is 137 miles. Has 60 inhabit ants, common school, Baptist and Methodist churches, and exports an nually 200 bales of cotton. Mail daily on horseback. John T. Land, P.M.

one steam mill. Cotton, wool, navil stores and lumber form the export*. Express, Mitchell & Go's. Load. Matt daily each way. W. E. Wil liams, P. M. Brady A Bro. (B. P. and W. D.), gwl
store Chiles C. H. Bev., Methodist Gibbs James, cotton gin Gordon Hugh H., stock dlr Graves C., saw mill Graves J. S. Bev., Presbyterian Graves Spencer, saw mill

Burns J. K, Justice

Liden J. W. W., grist and saw jsffl

Findley C. D., physician .

Mathls J. 8., genl store

the CEORCIA RAILROAD, the Popular Route from Atlanta.

747

DPA

Roberta John Rev., Baptist

Moore William A., physician

Tbigpeo R. 8., mnfr naval stores Morrow William H., boots and shoes

Whidden J. W , grist and saw mill Newton Henry Rev., Presbyterian

White G. E., physician

Parie ThomM F. Rev., Methodist

Williams J. J., justice and sewing Randle A. H., physician

machine agt

Watson Marcus II, genl store and exp

Williams W. E., genl store, exp art

and r. r. agt

Williams Edward G., justice

Willis Benjamin, grist mill

Williams Mattie & Mollie Misses, hotel

UNION.

Stewart County.

UNIONVILLE.

Is a place of some 30 inhabitants

Monroe County.

having mail facilities. Situated 8 miles northwest of Lumpkin, the county seat.

Twelve miles northwest of Forsyth, the seat of justice, and 10 from Milner, the nearest shipping station, eta

UNION POINT.

which it is 64' miles from Atlanta. Known also as High Falls. Has two

Ortene Co.--Oa. B. R. June. AOunt Br.
A thriving town of perhaps 600 in habitants, near the head waters of Ogeechee river, 7 miles northeast of GrefcUBborough court house, 76 from Augusta, 95 from Atlanta aud 40 from Athens. It has a steam grist and saw mill, one high school, three churches--Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian--and exports annually 4,500 bales of cotton. Express, Southern. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily each way. O. A. McLaughlin, P. M. Beazley Walter A., grist mill Bibb William C. Jr., r. r. agt Bowden Elliott H., genl store Bowden E. C. & C. C., genl store Bryan Thomas M., tel opr Byrum John, physician Cwlton Benjamin F., physician Carlton J. E. & Go. (Julius E. and

common schools (one colored),, two churches-Methodist and Baptist-- and a population of about 30. Cotton is the principal export. Mail semiweekly by back. W. F. Burden, P. M. Bloodworth T. 8. M. & Co. (T. & M.,
W. M. and J. G. C. Bloodwortli), genl store Davis Barney, blacksmith Edwards C. M., notary " English J. F. M., genl store English J. T. B., varieties English Z. T., justice Guun D. A., carpenter Mulling John Rev., Baptist Parker George H., blacksmith Parker & Bolden (J. G. Parker, Car ter Bolden), blacksmiths Button B. M., carpenter Weaver W. J., ahoemkr Wright J. F., physician-

Lorenzo D. Carlton), genl store Cheuey William O., physician

UPATOIE.

Fluker Oscar E., notary Fluker William O., saloon HartsJames F., apiarist Hart John C., lawyer Hrt J. F. & Co. (James P. Hart,
Thomas M. Bryan, Sauniel H. Sibky), genl store Kilpatrick James H. Rev., B iptist Knox James B., architect Knox & Fluker (James B. Knox, Oaear E. Fluker), carriage mkra, grist and saw mill Lumpkin William W., lawyer news agt O. A., genl store and

Miueogee County. Very small place containing only 20 inhabitants, one church, and a common school. .17 miles east of Columbus, the county seat, and time* f urths of a mile from the railroad, via which it receives a daily mail. The nearest shipping office to Box Spring, about 6 miles distant, vfa which the distance to Atlanta is 167 miles. Has several steam saw and gristmills. Exports chiefly cotton, corn, meat and potatoes. J. W. Ed wards, P. M.

Mitchell William O., lawyer

BoydJ. F., justice

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OOLUKBTO, BEPBEaEVXS TH3 MTOWJ, LOT I IKS. 00. 07 NEW YOBJE. AiwU over 186,000,000.

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dark George, saw mill

Ellis F. B., co. tax receiver

Cooper W. D., physician

Ehrlich Henry, genl store.

Cox B. D., grist mill

Goode B. E. Bev., Presbyterian

Edwards J. W. A Bro. (J. "W. Goodloe W. H. Bev., Christian

and M. W.), genl store

Gray Fannie Miss, milliner

Jackson John W., justice

Hunt James C., saloon

Jenkins W. W., guano agt

Jones B. P. & Co. (B. P. Jones, J. T.

McFarland W. W., grist mill

Roberts). .ivery stable

Matthews C. C. H., physician

Jones, Roberta & Co. (O. K. Jones.

Odom A. J., saw mill

W. P. Boberts, M. F. Giddens), genl

Stalllngs W. J. Bev., Methodist

store

Tatum James, millwright

Jones William (e), genl store

Knight J. H.. co. surveyor

VALDOSTA.
Zoundes County--A. & Q. S. S. There is perhaps no town in South ern Georgia that has enjoyed such a .rapid and substantial growth as this, .the county seat of Lowndes county. At the close of the war the popula tion was not over 400. In 1870 the official census gave it 700, and at the present time it contains very nearly :2,SOO inhabitants. This growth Is due not only to advantages that accru from the fine farming country surrounding, but also to the energy :and public spirit of its citizens. The : streets are broad and cross each other at right angles. The business houses are mostly of brick and there are xnany fine private residences. There are four churches--Methodist, Bap tist. Presbyterian and Christian. The Valdosta Institute is a fine school, in charge of good teachers. The VMdoito Times, a weekly newspaper of about 600 circulation, is printed here. Valdosta is about 310 miles from AtJanta, and 157 from Savannah. The cotton receipts amoant to about 8,300 bales yearly. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, Southern. Miss Ida Stuart, P. M.

Knight Bros. (J. E. and J. H.), cab inet mkrs
Lane B. Y. & Co. (B. Y. Lane, A. T. Mclntyre), bankers
Lane & Hightower (A. H. Lane, Byrd Hightower), saw mill
Lang George, physician Lang Willis, genl store Leneberger B. F., co. tax collector McKey W. H. & T. S., genl store Martin Setb L., sheriff Myddleton Robert T., elk Superior
Court Peeplea Bros. (H. C. and C. B.),
wbol sewing machines and parts. (See p. 749.) Peeples Richard A., judge co. court and ins agt Pendleton A. 8. A Co. (A. 3. Pendleton, T. M. Smith,) grocers Pendleton Charles K., editor Val dosta Times Bamsey William H., lawyer Rogers Matt. H., physician Rogers M. H. & Co. (M. H. Rogers, B. F. Whittington), druggists Ryan & Wilkinson (J. WTRyan, J. M. Wilkinson), lawyers Stephens Barnabas L., ordinary Stevens Joseph G., genl store Stewart W. W. Bev., Methodist Stuart Charles T., hotel

Alien Willis, exp and r.r. agt Alien A Parramore (B. H. Alien, J.
Parramore). genl store Asbley Cornelius B., grocer Bentley Benjamin W., watchmkr Boone Henry L.,stoves, etc Briggs William H., genl store Brinson W. T.. co. treas Burton John K., physician, CarroU E. B. Bev., Baptist Clem Thomas V., saloon Cohn Jacob, genl store Crawford Thomas, harness, etc Dayidson Henry, co. coroner

Sweat Richard W. (c), grocer Thomas Robert, druggist and physi
cian Ulmer Mack, saw mill Valdosta Institute, Prof. J. B. An
thony, prin Valdosta Times, C. R. Pendleton, ed
itor Varnedoe Charles C., genl store Wells Jeremiah W., saloon Whittington Benjamin F., lawyer Wiley & Thomas (E. 8. Wiley, W.
L. Thomas), genl store' Williams James E., sewing machine

Davis Isaac K., lawyer

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Wisen baker J. Charles, cotton gin.

mill

Wooding Benjaman L., genl store Tlppin J. B., grist mill

Wynn A. B., physician

VALLEY PLAINS.
Sarrit County.

VANZANTM3 STORE.

Located 8 miles east of Hamilton,

Fannin County. '

with a population of 25, but no pos Situated on the .banks of Toceoa

tal facilities.

river, 7 miles south of Morganton

court bouse and 50 from Qainesville,

VALLEY STORE. Chattoogn County.

its shipping office, vin which the dis tance to Atlanta is 103 miles. In the vicinity are two churches--Methodist

Located on a small stream about 8 and Baptist--and one common school.

miles north of Summerville, the seat Corn, wheat, rye and potatoes are the

of justice: contains about 20 inhab shipments. Population about 40.

itants and has mail advantages.

Mall four times a week on horseback.

G. W. Oocbran, P. M.

VAN WERT.
Pofk County.

Bridges William, wagon mkr Butt W. G. L.. genl store



A rural settlement of some 20 persons, without the advantage of a post office; about 12 miles southeast of Cedartown and 2 miles south of Bock Mart.

Cbastaine J. CLgenl store Cochran G-. W.. genl store Davls G. W. Bev., Baptist Findley W. W., lawyer Holden Andrew, grist mill

Bay John, grist mill

VANCEVILLE.
Berrien County--B. & A. R R.

Stanley Elisha, blacksmith Stanley B. 8., grist and saw mill Stanley William, grist mill

Quite a small place, situated on Tllley Benjamin M., justice New river, 25 miles northwest of Woody Robert P., notary

Nashville court house, 126 from

Brunswick and 254 from Atlanta, via
Albany. It has only 20 inhabitants, VARNELL'S STATION.

exports principally naval stores. Mi tcbell & Co.'s Local Express. Mail

Go.--tt. T., Fa. A Ga. S. S.

daily each way. W. L. Cobb, P. M. Eight miles north of Daltoh, the

' Ball John A., naval stores Brantley W. M., contractor Cobb W. L., naval stores Harrell Joseph M., saloon Lawrence B. A., contractor Mays 8. C., naval stores

seat ofjustice, and 108 from Atlanta. Known also as Bed Hill. Contains about 100 souls, two churches--Bap tist and Methodist--and the usual common school facilities, also office of Southern Express. Grain and lum ber are the principal articles of ex

VAN'S VALLEY.

port. Mail daily each way. David A. Speer, P. M.

Floyd County--8., B. &D.R.R. Fagala John, genl store

Only a country post office, 6 miles Hartesfleld B., carpenter

south of Borne, the county seat, and 86 from Atlanta. Corn, cotton, wheat and oats the chief shipments. From a small stream power is derived to operate a grist and floor mill. Churches, one--Methodist. Popula tion less than 20. Mail dally each

McGaughyHenry C., tenner Pitner T. H., genl store Rauschenberg F. A., physician Simmons James, shoemkr Spann Joseph K., geni store Speer David A, exp agt and jew
eler

way. G. T. Powers, P. M.

Speer L. M., genl store

Phillips J. R-jphysicfan

Thomas John, blacksmith

Powers G. T., genl store and grist VarnellM. P., r. r. agt

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McDaniel A Barrow (George A. Mc

Spotting County--(See Crettuett.)

Danlel, James B. Barrow), gin, grist and saw mill

Mabry James, blacksmith

VERNON. Troup County.

Miles Jabez, justice Morris W. 1*,, sawyer Robinson J. H. D. Rev., Baptist ,

Is a small country post office on Chattaboochee river, 11 miles north

Thnnnan John Rev., Methodist Wiggins H. C. Rev., Baptist

west of La Grange court house, which it is 82 from Atlanta.

via

Wydner Joseph C., Yates J. P., notary

wagon

mkr

VICKERY'8 CREEK.

VIENNA.

Fortyth County.

Dooly County.

With a population of leas than 30, County seat; contains perhaps 500

is 7 miles west of Gumming, the inhabitants, a common school, two

county seat, and 17 from DuTuth-- churches--Methodist and Baptist--

A. & 0. A-L. By.--the nearest ship and a steam gin. saw aud grist mill. ping station, via which it is 43 miles Vienna is 23 miles southeast of Mon-

from Atlanta. Situated on Big tezuma, its shipping point, via which creek, from whence power is derived the distance to Atlanta is 175 miles.

to operate a grist mill Churches Mail daily bv private conveyance.

two--Baptist and Methodist--and one 8. B. Stovall, P. M.

common school. Mail stage com municates weekly with Gumming. Samuel Orr, P. M.

Ammons T. A., co. coroner. Bivens Jonah, physician Brown W. L, lawyer

Bacon E. M., physician Bell W. J., physician Bettis Philip, gunsmith Burgess A. P. Rev., genl store Caafleberry Thomas, physician Chapman W. O., blacksmith Ezzard O. W., genl store Ezzard John L., wagon mkr Goswick John, justice Holbrook F. M.. genl store Wills W. T., genl store Wright Lewis, grist mill

Busbee George W., lawyer Collier John, grist and saw mill Coppedge L. C., hotel Everett C. H., co. treas Forbes Joseph, physician Hargrove J. D., co. tax collector and
receiver Heard J. P., genl store Holmes James R,, ordinary Holmes & Busbee (J. R. Holmes,
George W. Busbee), genl store Jolly L., carpenter Jordan M. C., co. surveyor

VICTORY. CarrdO, County.

Leonard D. P., genl store Leonard J. F., gin, grist and saw
mill

Yearly exports of cotton about 300

bales, which, with flour and lumber,

form the shipments. Situated Little TaUapoosa, from whence

on the power

is obtained to drive a gin, grist and

saw mill, 10 miles southwest of

Carrollton, the county seat and near

est shipping point, via which the dis

tance to Atlanta is 75 miles. The

population is about 60. One common,

school, two churches--Methodist and

Baptist--and tri-weekly mail stage

communication with Bowdon. W.

L. Morris, P. M.

Carter T. B, carpenter McDanlel George A., varieties

Lilly J. R, elk Superior Court

McCallL. T., carpenter

McDaniel Cornelius, blacksmith

Mtms W. R., lawyer

Raiford Robert, lawyer

Rape F. T., sheriff*

Sentell John W., lawyer

Stovall C. T.. physician

Stovall S. Bl phvsician

Stovall Jonah

&, Bivens (8. Bivens), opium

B. cure

Stovall,

Swearingen Oliver, co. school commr

Toole J.L., lawyer

Willlford W. Cy carpenter

Woodward J. H., genl store and law*

yer

Wootten George W., lawyer

D.dFenn.W. AI*L'tLtoCrOomX.,\lbjKVhirtgtitni*ialbHoom}]eAinanlMisa&oaitC.foi.>.f]

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VILLA RICA.
CarroU County.

and grist mill, a Baptist church and one academy. Population about 75. Cotton is the chief article of export.

Population 200; situated on Sweetwater creek, from whence power is

Mail semi-weekly on horseback. A. Clements, P. M.

J.

derived to operate a grist mill. Stages Brown & Sampson (S. H. Brown, J.

communicate tri-weekly with Car- C. Sampson), blacksmith

rollton, the county seat and nearest Calender J. W., genl store, gin

shipping station, 16 miles southwest. and grist mill

Atlanta is distant 81 miles via Car- Clements A., physician

rollton. About 600 bales cotton ship Clements John A., stock dlr

ped annually. Churches, three-- Clements M. G., notpry and ex-off

Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist Justice

--one common school. Mail five Ford A. W., physician

times a week. W. B. Candler, P. M. Hunt A. T., physician

Alien Z. T., milliner Allgood J. N., shoemkr Candler W. B., genl store CobbJ.M., justice

Kinsy Jesse. blacksmith Kinsy R. C., blacksmith Love W. J., justice Tarvin A. B., wheelwright

Conner Anderson, grist mill Couch John Rev., Baptist

VINE'S MILLS.

Floyd W. A., penl store

Worth County--(See McLeUan't JGZZ.)

Hamilton T. M., notary

Hilderbrand W. H., blacksmith Leathers John, saw mill

VIN INC STATION.

Leathers Peter, grist mill

Cctib County--W. A A. B. S.

Luther Isaac, justice Nally W. H., cotton gin Perkerson & McCurdy (T. J. Perker
son, R. T. McCurdy), cotton gin Babun John, wagon mkr Babun W. EL, grocer Reynolds F. F., Rev., Methodist Roberts T. H., physician Sheats W. M.. genl store Slaughter J. T., physician Slaughter J. T. Jr., physician Stone W. P., carriage mkr Strickland W. T., harness mkr Tolbert J. T., cattle dlr Trussell C. Rev., Methodist

One hundred and twenty-nine miles from Chattanooga, Term., on the Chattahoochee river, 11 from At lanta and 9 southeast of Marietta, the seat of justice. Several water power grist mills are in the neighborhood. Cotton, grain and wood are the chief shipments. Has about 75 inhabi tants, Methodist and Baptist churches, white and colored common schools, and receives a daily mail by rafl. T. G. McAfee, P. M. Akers W. T. & Bro., grist mill Chambers J. Rev. (Methodist), black

Veloin J. J., stock dlr Veloln R. J., blacksmith

smith Childress W. A., physician

Ward Henry, grist mill Weems D. J. Rev., Methodist

Coleman A. D., carpenter Coleman Giles, carpenter

White Asa, gold miner

Dempsy A. N. Rev., Methodist

Williams B. W., grocer Williams J. R. blacksmith Williams W. W., gold miner Wilson R. S., shoemkr Wynn W. T., gin and grist mill

Gordon J. B., grist mill Lee John, blacksmith Lemons Robert, saloon McAfee Robert N., druggist and
genl store Maner Alfred, Justice

VILLANOW.

Randall P. H., grist mill

Walker County.

VIRGIL.

Eleven miles southeast of LaFayette court bouse, and 15 from Tunnel

Jaekton County.

Hill, its shipping point, via which It A small place of leas than 20 In

IB 124 from Atlanta. Has a steam gin habitants on the Oconee river 6 miles

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line West and Southwest.

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from Jefferson, the county seat, and Hauser William Bev., Methodist

12 from Mayaville, its shipping sta Herrmau Isaac, geul store

tion, via which tbe distance to At Joiner A. J., justice

lanta is 90 miles. Weekly mail stage McCroan H. M., notary

communication with Jefferson and McKensie James & Henry, black

Flowery Branch. Booth Niblack, smiths

P.M.

Moxley B. J., saw mill

Duke H. M., saloon Binehart Dr., justice Yerwood A., millwright

Murphey E. W., genl store Murpbey, Bedingfield A Co. (Elijah
W. Murphey, Noah W. Beding field), genl store

VISAGE.

Nasworthy W. P., exp and r. r. agt Overstreet P. Wealey, carpenter

Tovmt County.

Palmer Archibald, carpenter

Merely a country post office on Hightower creek, 7 miles southeast of Hiwasseeand 35 from ML Airy, its shipping point, via which it is 115 miles from Atlanta. Contains a Bap tist church and common school, and receives a weekly mail. J. H. Corn, P.M.

Screws William A., carpenter Sherrod John H., druggist and phy
sician Smith Allison, carpenter Toole John F., genl store Wever Ptckens B., guano agt ' Wise J. F., blacksmith Wootten Augustus H., lawyer

Bowen A. H., justice Brown A. M. Bev, Baptist '

WAHOO.

Corn J. H., genl store

Lumpkin County.

Denton Samuel, notary and ex-off IJosHce
E ler E. H. Bev., Baptist Eller William W. Bev., Baptist Hedden E. Bev., Baptist Smith E. B., notary and ex-off jus
tice

GainesviUe. 17 miles distant, is the nearest shipping office, via which the distance to Atlanta is 70 miles. Sit uated on a creek bearing tbe same name, from whence power is obtained to drive a saw mill, cotton gin and grain thresher, 10 miles east of Dah-

lonega, the seat of justice. Has 45

WADLEY.

inhabitants, a common school, and

Jeffemon County--No. 10}, C. S. S.

within a radius of two miles are three churches--Methodist, Presbyterian

Sometimes called Bethany; con and Baptist. Provisions and cotton

tains 240 inhabitants, a high school, are the chief shipments. Mail twice

three churches--Methodist, Baptist a week on horseback. William Aber-

and Catholic--a steam shingle and crombie, P. M.

grist milL About 2,000 bales of cot ton exported annually. Wadley is situated on Williamspn's swamp, 10 miles south of Louisville court house, 107 from Savannah, 83 from Macon and 186 from Atlanta. Mail, daily each way. Express, Southern. N. W.Bedingfield, P.M.

Abercrombie William, genl store, gin, grist and saw mill
Adams John, blacksmith Austin J. P. Bev., (Methodist), jus
tice and blacksmith Christopher Joseph, blacksmith Pierce J. C., wagon mkr Whelchel B. F., wagon mkr

Austin J. M. Bev., Methodist

Wooten B, C. Bev., Baptist

Battle & Manson (Henry L. Bat

tle, James B. Manson), druggists and physicians Cook Leonard H., carpenter

WALDEN.
BOA C0iu*ii--8. W. S. B.

Cross James M. Bev., Miss. Baptist Situated on the Echeconnee creek,

Donovan William, saw mill Fields J. W. Bev., Baptist

10 miles south of Macon, the seat of justice, 90 from Columbus and 113

Gulpln George H., painter

from Atlanta. Has 80- inhabitants

Harrison M. A. Mrs., milliner

and a common school, and in the vi.

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cinity are four churches--three Meth port. Mail four times wek by

odist and one Baptist--and one steam raiL George Walker, P. M.

gin and saw mill. Six hundred bales of cotton exported annually. Ex

Howard A. O. & Co., genl store

press--Southern. Telegraph--West ern Union. Mail daily each way.

WALNUT.

Solomon F. Dasher, P. M.

Jackson County,

Borie J. E. Bev., Methodist

Small place of less than 30 inhab

Cain Richard Bev., Methodist

itants, situated on Walnut creek,

Dasher S. P., exp agt

which furnishes power to drive a

Jones W. L. Bev., Methodist

grist mill. Ten miles from Jefferson

Byder J. T., justice

court house and 14 from Flowery

Sykes J. F. Bev., Baptist

Branch, its shipping-station, via which

Welch Henry, carpenter

it is 58 miles from Atlanta. Has the

Welch J. W., carpenter

usual church and common school

Willls J. B., grist, mill

facilities. Mail semi-weekly. W.

WilHs & Dasher (Jerry B. Willls. H. Bridges, P. M.

Solomon F. Dasher), druggists ana genl store

Cain C. M. Bev., Baptist Davis J. W. Bev., Baptist

WALE8EA.

Maddox N. L., grist mill Mitchell H. A., physician

Cherokee County.

Beinhardt J. H., justice

Yearly shipment of cotton amounts Strange J. N., notary

to about 150 bales, which, with corn and wheat, form the chief exports.

WALNUT GROVE.

It is situated on Shoal creek, which

Walton County.

furnishes power to operate a cotton factory. 8 miles northwest of Cant6n court house and 25 from Car-

This place has recently been prived of postal advantages.

de

tersville, its shipping point, via which it in 73 miles from Atlanta.

WALNUT HILL.

Has about 50 inhabitants, a common

Franktin County.

school and three churches--Method ist, Baptist and Uuiversalist. Mail four times a week on horseback. W. A. Simmons, assistant P. M.

Fourteen miles from Harmony Grove--N. E. B. B.--its nearest ship ping point, via which the distance to Atlanta is 99 miles. Carnesville, the

Atherton, Keith & Co. (William C. seat of justice, is 6 miles nortbeast.

Atherton, James W.Keith, Wil Nail's creek furnishes power to drive

liam Milner), cotton factory

a grist mill. It has one church--

Hardin David A., physician

Baptist--one common school, aud 25

Harris John M. Bev., Presbyterian inhabitants. Mail weekly. Robert

Heard John G., notary

M. Hamilton, P. M.

Hollen Peter M., carpenter Keeter J. J. Bev., Baptist Bbyne Alexander Bev., Universalist Sharp Joseph M.. justice

Bellamy Asa N., genl store Hitchcock T. H. Bev., Baptist Wood Henry Bev., Baptist

Slnunom W. A., genl store

Stephens James M., carpenter

WALTHOURVILLE.

WALKER STATION. Liberty County.--No. 4, A. <k O. B. S.

Dougherty

Co.--BlakelyDiv. S.

W. B. S.

Is a ants, 6

place of perhaps 150 inhabit miles from Hlnesville court

A station on above road, 10 miles house, 88 from Savannah and 268

west of Albany, the county seat, 117 from Atlanta, via Jesup--M. & B. B.

from Macon, 39 from Brunswick and B. Has Baptist and Presbyterian

230 from Atlanta. Has Methodist churches, two common schools and

and Baptist churches and a common two steam saw and grist mills. Cot

school. Cotton is the principal ex ton and rice are the principal exports

SHIP your Freight West via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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This is tbe postoffice for Hinesville, Sweat B., genl store

there beincr none located at that place. Wilson William, grocer

Mail dnily each way. Nicholas

Brown, P. M.

WARM SPRINGS.

Ashmore Joseph, ordinary

Meriteetfter County.

Ashmore J. Sloman, elk Superior Court
Bacon William D., wheelwright
Brewer Jessp, co. tax collector

Greenville, the seat of justice, is 10 miles north of this, one of the many beautiful summer resorts of tbe State. During the watering season stages

Brown Nicholas, genl store Daniell D. Q. Rev.. Baptist Fleming J. 8., genl store Fleming J. W., co. coroner Fleming T. Q., genl store Fleming W. B., lawyer

communicate daily with La Orange, Hamilton and Talbotton. From Cane creek power is obtained to drive several saw and grist mills and cot ton gins. Population about 100, Bap tist and Methodist churches and

Harden John L., co. judge
Harris R..pby8ician Harrison W. S., co. treas IAW Henry M., lawyer Ledbetter T. B., naval store mnfr Mallard John B., co. tax receiver Millen George M., physician Miller E. P., genl store, exp and r. r.
agt Montgomery J. W. Rev., Presbyte
rian Qaarterman K. A., physician WalthourB., genl store Whatley J. L., lawyer Zorn W. W., co. surveyor Zoucks Samuel H., sheriff

common school. Cotton, wool and provisions form the exports. At lanta is 84 miles via Hogansville, 26 miles distant. Mail semi-weekly in winter and daily in summer.' Charles L. Davis, P. M. Anderaon L. B., blacksmith Barnes W. J.-justice Brown John T., gin Bussey W. T., tanner Clements Benjamin S., co. tax re
ceiver Davis Charles LU. genl manager
Warm Springs. (See p. 264.) Florence William M., gin and grist
mill

WALTONS FORD.

Levereth H. B., cotton gin McKae W. A., blacksmith

Habersham County.

Mitcham T. N., carpenter

Is without postal advantages. Has a population of 20, and is situated 5 miles northeast of Toceoa.

Mnstian John I*., propr Warm Springs. (See p. 264.)
Parkman Henry, grist and saw mill Phillips Nathan, blacksmith

WAR WOMAN.

Tldmarsh Thomas F., genl store Vardaman E. J., wheelwright

Eatmn County.

Warm Spring* Hotel, J. L. MOB-

Only a country postofflce 12 miles
ontheast of Clayton court bouse.

tian, propr; C. L. Davis, (See p. 284.) Williams Frank J., gin and

snpt. grist

mill

WAR E8BOROUCH.

WARNERVILLE.

Ware County--B. A A. R. B.

MmieeOur County.

A postoffice of perhaps 100 inhabi Located on Flint river 14 miles

tants; 7 miles west of Way Cross northeast of Greenville court house,

courthouse, 67 from Brunswick and 13 from Senoia, its nearest shipping

313 from Atlanta. Mail received dai station, 19 from Griffin, via which

ly each way.

Atlanta la 62 miles. Has 26 Inhab

CasonW. H.JJgrocer Crowley E. W., genj store Harper & Smith, genl store Mallon W. A J., genl store Smith M. C. 4 Co., saloon

itants, Baptist and Methodist church es, and one common school. Mail four times a week on horseback. John H. McKnight, P. M. Edge N. N. Rev. Baptist

D V Will A/VIT OolnnAuij npramto Trwilm Idle ui AooUM . r. W IllCOX, a6bnji|5,000,andpyita6aireelEif dluUg

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756

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Foddrill Jeremiah G., genl store

Hubert Robert W., physician and or

Glass W. P.Justice

dinary

Harwell D. P. Rev., Methodist

Johnson J. 8., co. surveyor

Hogg John, physician

King E. Li. & Bro. (Edward L. and

McGhee O. W., grist mill

George P. King), confectioners and

McKnight & Bro. (James A. and druggists

John HO-genl store

lAtimer John R., hotel

Wilson T. W. T., notary and ex-off Lee John T.. watch mkr

'

justice

Lesser Abraham, genl store

Morgan Adrian 8., lawyer

WARRENTON.

Parker John R. Rev., Methodist

Warren County--Jf. &A.R.R County seat; a prosperous town of 850 population, 51 miles from Augus ta, 74 from Maoon, and 128 from At lanta via Camack. It has two Bap tist churches (one colored), two Meth odist churches (one colored), one white and one colored school, flour and grist mill, and carriage manu factory. Cotton is the principal ship ment, amounting annually to 4,000 bales. Express, Southern. Nearest telegraph station is Camack. Daily mails. Henry H. Fitzpatrick, P. M.

Parsons Edward E., dentist Pohl Thomas B., grocer Pottle Edward H. Hon., judge Su
perior Court Roberson Carloa D., wagons and
harness Scott Walter, exp agt and produce Scruggs William G., justice Shivers John A., Rev. (Baptist),
propr Warrenton Clipper Shurley Thomas N., sheriff Spence John R., co. coroner and fur
niture Stanton Elizabeth L. Mrs., milliner Swain John R., co. treas

Alien & Farmer (Jacob A. Alien, Thompson John, genl store

Edward B. Farmer), genl store Walker A English (William J. Wal

Barksdale Robert T., lawyer

ker, William C. English), genl

Barnes W. H., genl store

store

Battle James L., lawyer

Warrenton Clipper, Rev. John A.

Brannan James, blacksmith

Shivers, propr

Brannan Robert B., painter

Whiteheaa James, lawyer

Brinson David, shoemkr

Wilder Rabun M., r.r. agt and co.

Botcher William B., lawyer

tax collector

Butt Augustus G. (e), shoemkr

Wright John D., genl store

Cason C. William, genl store

Cody J. M. W. & Co. (James M.W. and Jeptha Cody, James P. Swain),

WARRIOR.

genl store Dawson William (c).blacksmlth

BM County.

DeBeaugrine John W., gunsmith DuBose Charles 8., lawyer Fitzpatrick Henry H., elk Superior
Court Fowler Levi, justice Gallaber Nicholas, genl store

Population about 150. Has a com mon school and two churches--Meth odist and Baptist--grist mill operat ed by power derived from the Ocheconnee creek. 13 miles southwest of Macon, the seat ofjustice, and near

Hall M. R.. physician Hall & Gailaher (M, R. Hall, Nicho

est express and shipping office, via which it is 116 miles from Atlanta,

las GaUaher), grist mill

Mail weekly on horseback. John P.

Harlow Alexander B., watchmkr Lamar, P. M.

Heath Richard (c), barber

Bonner B. F. C., physician

Heath Robert A., ins agt

Burkett A Tharp (Robert Bnrkett,

Heath William H., genl store

Cicero Tbarp), genl store

Heath A Bro. (Edward P. and Rob Burnett Samuel Rev., Prim. Bapttat

ert A.), hotel and genl store Higgs Augustus B., tinner

Callaway Jesse, meats CasUeberry Louis, blacksmith

Hill James M., lawyer

Cleaveland W. C; Rev., Prim. Bap

Howell Daniel R., agt. carriage mkr tist

Hubert Fierce, physician

Gilbert Benjamin, genl store

SHIP your Cotton Bart via the ______CEORCIA ROAD Faat Freight Line.

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Hicks 4 McElmury (J. R. Hicks, M. Houston John D., sheriff

J. McElmury), genl store

Lewis J. F. A Son (John F. and XL

Jones William, wheelwright

B.), genl store

Lamar L., notary and ex-off. justice Mobley L. W., physician

Laney J. A., Kent store

Odom John B.,justice

McElmury M. J., grist mill

Ridley James N., physician

Parker James, justice

Smith Prince, carpenter Van Vaulkenburg C. W., grist mill
and physician

WASHINGTON.
WOket County-Wath. Br. Cfa. R. R.

Walker M. L., carpenter

County seat; is a beautiful town

Webb Van, shoemkr

containing perhaps 2,000 inhabitants,

situated 18 miles from Barrett, 76

WARTHEN.
WaMngton County.

from Augusta and 131 from Atlanta. The centre of town, where Gen. B. W. Heard now lives, is the site of old

Situated within two miles of Keg Fort Heard, and was changed to

creek, from which power is obtained Washington in 1775 in honor of Col.

to drive a flour and saw mill. Has George Washington. The last meet

a population of about ISO, steam gin, ing of the Confederate Cabinet was

grist and saw mill, a Baptist church held in a room in the present resi

and common school, and Is 9 miles dence of Gen. Heard by Hon. Jeffer

north of Sandersville, the county son Davis and the members of his

seat and nearest shipping office, via cabinet who fled southward with him.

which it is 160 miles from Atlanta. after the fall of Richmond In May,

Cotton is the principal export; about 1865. In this town is a large oak

500 bales shipped per annum. Mail tree, the largest in the South, being

tri-weekly by buggy. Macon War- 9 feet in diameter, under which the

then, P. M.

first Presbytery of Georgia was held.

Brown J. J., apiarist Camming D. R., physician Dnggan Asa Rev.. Baptist Duggan William, justice Hitchcock S. M. &, Co. (8. M.
Hitchcock, M. E. and Macon Warthen),apiarlsts and poultry dlrs May J. H., physician Mills A. P., carpenter Warthen M. E., grist mill Warthen T. & Co. (Thomas and Macon Warthen, John H. Walker), genl'store, gin, grist and saw mill

Washington has seven churches, white and colored Methodist and Bap tist, Episcopal, Presbyterian and Ro man Catholic, and several institutions of learning. The cotton receipts amount to about 21,000 bales annu ally, which, with gram, wool and hides, form the articles of shipment. About one miledlatantare chalybeate, sulphur and magnesia springs. The gold mines near Graves mountain are reached by way of this town. The " Washington Gazette," a weekly pa per, is published here. Mail daily by

WARWICK.

rail. John F. Andrews, P. M. Anderson W. T., grocer and saloon.

Worth County.

Andrews D. M., co. coroner

Country poetoffiee on Flint river 19 miles northwest of Isabella court house and 26 from Albany, its nearest shipping office, via which it is 235 from Atlanta. Has a Baptist church nd common school, and exports chiefly cotton. Mail semi-weekly. MissF. A. Posey.P. M.

Andrews Henry F., physician Arnold House, Frank Arnold, agt
(See p. 758.) Arnold Milton E., lawyer Bank of Washington, Ga^ cap.
ital $125.000; Dudley M. DuBoee, pres.; A. W. Hill, cashier Baraett Samuel, lawyer Benson James A., genl store

Adam Thomas J. Rev., Baptist

BigbyB. O.. grocer

Collier Benjamin off justice

T., notary

and ex-

Bonier W. O., carriage mkr Callan John M., genl store, gin

and

Harris George W., blacksmith

grist miU

Heard Stephen T., physician

Candler C. C., genl store

The Press and People regard TH CHRISTIAN INM& __ the best Advertising Medium In the South.

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758

WAS

Chapman & Inghram (J. W. Hardeman Samson H., lawyer

Chapman and J. I. Inghram). pub Heard Benjamin W., chairman Board

Ushers " Washington Gazette"

of Commrs

Chase William H., exp. agt

Henaberry James, grocer

Colley Francis H., lawyer

Hill E. T., co., treas

Cordes Henry, jeweler

Hynes Edward M., grocer

Cozart, Binna & Co. (G. P. Cozart, Irvin Benjamin 8., lawyer

E. G. Blnns, J. P. Oozart), genl Irvin I. T.-barber

store

Jankower David, genl store

Cozart A Hague (G. P. Cozart, T. C. Jesse Thomas, co. tax receiver

Hogue), genl store

Kemme H. B., dentist

Crafton John J., sheriff

Kemme & Chase (H. B. Kemme, W.

Cramer W. T., baker

H. Chase).druggists

DuBoee Dudley M., lawyer

King J. W. F., drugs

Dyson George, ordinary and elk Lane James H., physician

Superior Court

Lowe & Bro. (G. Y. and J. W. 8.),

Edmundson & Jesse (J. 8. Edmund- grocers

son, Thomas Jesse), druggists and Maxwell William, grist mill

grocers

Moore M. V., grocer

Erwin A Fortson (J. T. Erwln, T. E. Moses A Jacobs (H. Moses and S. Ja

Forteon), genl store

cobs), dry goods

Ficklen James B., physician

Mulligan George W., physician

Flovd John D., furniture

Norton Patrick H., grocer

Fluker W. T., gunsmith

Phillips J., dry goods

Franklin Abraham, dry goods

Pitterd William D., grist mill

Friese F. Miss, milliner

Pope Nathaniel H., lawyer

Goodwin J., shoemkr

Pope William A., grist mill

Green Bros. (T. B. and T. M.), genl Beese W. M. & M. P., lawyers

store

Richards B. T., confectioner

Hackney J. M., saloon

Sims Marshall M., grocer

W. M. SIMS.

E. T. SHUBBICX.

ARNOLD HOUSE, SIMS & SHUBRICH,

Attorneys at Law,

By FROK ARNOLD,

WASHINGTON, OA.

WASHINGTON, GA. $2 PER DAT

Practice regularly In the counties of Wflk* Lincoln, Oglethorpe, Tallaferro, Blbert, Colum
bia, McDuffle and Warren. ^-Collection of claims 'of non-ietidento >
specialty.

The Washington Gazette.

CHAPMAN & INGHRAM, Proprietors.

Is well kept up, and has a large circulation In one of the wealthiest por tions of the State. Terms $1.50 per annum. Every Thursday morning.
WASHINGTON, WILKE8 COUNTY, CA.

I
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OLTID your Merchandise from Boston and New York jttlr via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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769

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bricfc (Wm. M. Sims. Booth Thomas, no. treas

Edward T. Shubrick), lawyers. Booth Thomas A Co., genl store

(Seep. 758.)

Booth Walton H., saloon

Slaton Henry P., grist and saw mill Elder William O., co. surveyor

Smith* Charles E., grocer

Harris Edward, tanner

Smith J. Belknap, grist mill

Johnson John W., dk SuperlorCoart

Smith J. R., grocer

and co. tax collector

Smith Loreuzo, carriage mkr

Langford W. B., carriage mkr

Smith Robert 8.,r. r. agt

Lyle James R., lawyer and ordinary

Smith William R., co. tax collector Mauldin James, co. coroner

Stammer John C., housefurnishing Mayne James P., grist mill

Terry George W., ins agt

Murray James E., genl store

Toombs Robert Hon., lawyer

Overby B. Earl, sheriff and tax re

Toombs William H., lawyer

ceiver

Washington Gazette* Chapman Richardson David R., physician

4 Ingbram,propr8. (See p. 758). Thomas George C., judge co. court

Washington Hotel, R. L. Foreman, Thrasher B. E.Jawyer

_pmpr

White D. M., physician

Wlngfield Charles E., judge White John, grist mill

county court

Woods William A., shoe factory

Wood John M., livery stable

WAVERLY HALL.

WATERS.

Harris County.

Floyd County -(See Hermitage).

Located about 13 miles from H*m-

WATERVILLE.

ilton, and has postal advantages. Lowe J. P., grocer

Walker County.

Milner W. H., genl store

Has a population of about 30, Bap Pitt L H., genl store

ttot church, common school, and a grist and saw mill operated by water

WAY CROSS.

power derived from Cane creek. Six miles from LaFayette court noose,

Wart County--A. dtff. S. R.

and 23 from Ringgold, Its shipping County seat. A town of about 400

station, via which the distance to inhabitants, situated near the head of

Atlanta is 139 miles. Mall weekly Okefenokee Swamp and within two

on horseback. Archibald C. Hovis, miles of Satilla river. It is at the

P. M. .

junction of the A. & G. and B. & A. R.

Hovig Archibald C., blacksmith Hovis & Lazenby (A. C. Hovis, WU-
llam Lazenby), grist and saw mill Sims J. A., genl store Tucker T. C. Rev., Baptist

Its., 97 miles from Savannah and 209 from Atlanta. The town is new, and at the present time ia growing very rapidly. There are two churches-- Methodist and Baptist--and good common schools. Telegraph, West

WATKINSVILLE.

ern Union. Express, Southern and MitcheU A Co.'s. J. W. High&nith,

v Oeonee County.

P.M.

^

County neat; located between the Bally W. 8., co. treas

Appalachee and Oeonee rivers, 1 Berry D. E., co. coroner

miles southwest ofAthens, Its nearest BaAhauan Christopher C., genl store

express office and shipping station, and r. r. agt

a which the distance to Atlanta ia Butler Jeese E., co. tax receiver

HI miles. Contains, perhaps, 260 in Cason Willoughby H., grocer

habitants, has two good schools and Colcord J. T.. saw mill

wree churches--Methodist, Baptist Cottmgham E., carpenter

nd Campbellite. Cotton is the prin Eunice J. V., justice

cipal article exported. Mail tri- Evans W. L., co. surveyor

by private conveyance. D. Folks William B., phys.cian

hite, . M.

Gary 8. Rev., Methodist

p II7ill/t/vw Wtamtai, Owl Xammut, Tire, lUrlnt,

, F. WIIICOA,

oidtBt. BrtMiihd IMP.

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Green w. H., carpenter

Brinson F. L,,, co. tax receiver

Hazzard F. JEtev., Baptist

Burdell Thomas, physician

HiKhsmith E., genl store

Cohen Pauline Mrs., genl store

HifflardC. W., lumber mnfr

Corker & Palmer (Stephen A Corkm

Hohenstein Rosalie Mrs., genl store Howard E. W. Palmer), lawyw

Ivey T. J., lawyer .

Ford Lewis R., physician

King A. E., hotel

Foster Seaborn L., harness mkr

Lott Daniel, real estate

Frost James E., propr Herald

Lott Warren, elk Superior Court Gray Simeon .A., genl store

McClure W. C., carpenter Mock M. J., sheriff

Hall Pickens B., genl store HamiUTtiomas.genl store

Mock W. M. & J. B., carpenters Herald, James E. Frost, editor and

Narramore J. W., harness mkr

propr

Norton T. H., co. tax collector

Henseler Burchart, co. coroner

Stanton Valentine L., tel opr

Holcomb Flaring J., hotel and

Strickland T. L., genl store

telopr. (Seep. 760.)

Sweat Alfred J., grocer

Holleyman Wylie F., druggist

Sweat Bun-ell, genl store

Johnson Phillip P., lawyer

Sydboten John W., hotel

Jones John J., lawyer

Thomas William H. Rev., Methodist Lam bet James A., co. surveyor

Williams Henry C., lawyer

Lawson Edward F., ordinary

Willlamson G. B., lawyer

Lester Robert B. Bev., Methodist

Woodard William JV., lawyer Lovett Robert O., lawyer and oo.

judge

WAYNESBOROUCH. McDaniel Robert, teacher

Burke County--A. & 8. R. B. County seat; a city of about 900 population, 32 miles from Augusta, 100 from Savannah and 203 from At lanta. Has two white churches-- Methodist and Presbyterian--two colored churches--Baptist and Meth odist--one white and one colored school. Ships annually about 12,000 bales. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, Southern. Daily mails. Mrs. Mary L. MitcheU, P. M.

Mackenzie James H., fertilizers, ezp and r. r. agt
Miller & Brinson (Joseph B. Miller, Edward L. Brinson). lawyers
Munneerlyn John D.. ins agt Newnan Henry D (c), barber Patterson George-denlist Perry Heman H. Hon., lawyer Planters Hotel, R. J. . lolcomb,
propr. (See p. 760.) Polhill Joseph A., druggist Quinney Thomas, co. treas Rich Green B., jeweler

Ashton John D., lawyer

Rodgere Alpheus M., lawyer '

Attaway James, blacksmith

Routzabn F. B. Mrs., genl store

Barr Hachel H. Mrs., genl store Seal Henry 8., blacksmith Beale Potomao R., watchmkr

Schwarzweiss Sigfried, genl store Sherod Charles A., confectioner Smith James B., snoemkr

Bell Joseph W. H., sheriff

Tant Thomas J., meats

Bell Seaborn J., elk Superior Court Thomas Jethro & Son (Jethro and

Berrien Thomas M., lawyer

Charles H.), genl store

WAYNESBORO, CA.
F. J. HOL00M
Centrally located and conTenlent to all tne bnalneiB boiues. Sample Booms on flirt floor ftf commardal tmreleiv, and LlTeiy Stable attached. Hacks meet all train*.

ur Merchandise from Philadelphia and Ballmorevla CEORCIA ROAD Fart Freight Line.

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Trowbridge Samuel (e), barber

Brady, Miller A Bacon, genl store

Ward G. A., oo. tax collector

Brady, Miller A Baker, genl store

WaynesboTough Expositor.. H. E. Brown J. B., ordinary

W. Palmer, editor; wTA. Wilkins, Bush Isaac, co. coroner

Butler Benjamin 8., stock dlr

tfetherhahn Solomon, genl store Clanton O. H., gen store

Whitehead Andrew G., physician Dugger James N., co. surveyor

Wilcox & Hardwick (John.T. Wil- Bills James H., naval store mnfr

cox, Andrew G. Hardwick), genl Emory J. E., genl store

store

OrifDn J. L., genl store

Wiltins William A., cotton fac Haymans Cyrus J., justice

tor, genl store, gin and grist mill Haymans George H., stock dlr

Winter Berry G., genl store

Haymans John J., co. tax collector

Haymans Jose 8., stock dlr

WAYNE8VILLE.

Johnson J. B., physician

.Wayne County--B, <t A. R. B.

Keller Stephen W., notary Miller & Brady, genl store

Jesup, the county seat, is 85 miles Phillips Charles A., wheelwright

northwest Within 4 miles of the Smith A. G., elk Superior Court

Savannah river, 24 from Brunswick, Smith A Watson, naval store mnfra

And 313 from Atlanta. It has a pop Thompson W. G., sheriff

ulation of about 50, a common school, ToddJL.D.,carpenter, expandr. r.

Presbyterian and Baptist churches, agt and wheelwright

and a steam saw mill. Hides, wool, Ulmer Robert C., genl store

and wax the exports. Mail daily Van Bracle Alonzo O., co. treaa

each way. Express, Mitchell A Go's Webb William E., co. tax receiver

LocaL James F. King Jr., P. M. Wells Edmund B,, wheelwright

Atkinson B., physician Burroughs W. B.,' genl store and

WEBSTER" PLACE.

physician

fflbert County.

Hiisch B., genl store King James F.,
coincars

chairman

co.

Small postofflce about 18 miles northwest of Elberton court house

King James F. Jr.. genl store and justice

WELLS MILLS.

Mnmlord 8., real estate agt

Berrien County.

Prentice & Sou (Alexaader and Wil liam A.), saw mill
Stafford H. M., stock dlr

Sooth of Nashville 5 miles, postofflce. Population 25.

No

WAYNMANVILLE.
Upton County.

WELLBORNE MILLS.
Houston County.

A post office with a about 30, located 11

population miles east

of of

Twelve miles northeast of Perry. No postofflce, and 20 inhabitants.

Thomaston court house.

WELLINGTON.

WAY'S~STATION.

Morgan County. '

Bryan Gowaiy--So. Ifc A.&G.R.R. Small place with perhaps 20 inhab

Population 25. No postal advan tages. Located 10 miles north of Madison.

itants, near the Ogeecbee river, 8

miles from Eden court house, 16 from

Savannah and 290 from Atlanta via

WELLSCOTT.

Jesup-M. & B. JR. R. Bice the chief sport. It has a common school and

fannin County.

two ch urches--Presbyterian and Bap Five mile southeast of Morganton;

tist. Express, Southern. Mail daily about 20 inhabitants, and without

chway. L. D. Todd, P. M.

postal facilities.

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, C*. Jas. P. Harrlaon & Co., Prop'ra, 87 A 29 Broad St.

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BOWERSVILLE.

Oawford James J., agt, druggist Croft Cleveland Ly stoves, etc

Franklin GcwaHy--S, A-L. By. Croft L. & G. (Ley and George),

Contains about 50 inhabitants. Sit uated 10 miles southeast of Carnesville court bouse, 27 from Toccoa, 23 from Elberton and 120 from Atlanta. Mail daily each way. 3. M. Glover. P.M.

grocers Dickson Moses A., stoves and furni
ture Driver Alien J., livery stable Eady A. M. & Co. (AndersonM.nd
Thomas J. Eady, James S. Baker), grocers

FJeming S. T.. genl store

Easton William, shoemkr

Glover J. M., genl store

Edwards George W., grocer

Jordan & Co., genl store

Erwin James A., agt W. R. B Freisleben Jacob, dry goods

WEST POINT.

Gibbons Patrick, saloon

Troup Count}/--A. A W. P. B. B. A small city of 1,500 population, situated on the western bank of the Chattahoocbee river, 51 miles from Columbus via Opelika, Ala., and 87 from Atlanta. It has three churches --Baptist, Presbyterian and Metho dist--and one colored Baptist church, one white and a colored school, and an Iron foundry. Within a few miles of the city are two cotton factories ran by water power. Cotton is the principal shipment. West Point is located just on the Alabama line, and one-third of its'population reside in that State, so that it may be said to have over 2,000 Inhabitants. Tel egraph, Western Union. Express, Southern. Daily mails. William Wilson, P. M.

Gorum Edward, grocer' Griggs Asa W., physician Griggs John W., physician Hackney Richard M., genl store Hagedorn J. J. & Co. (John J. and
Z. Hagedorn), dry goods, etc Harrington Hendrix (c), blacksmith Harrington John M., exp agt Harris Blakely L., lawyer Harris Lavoi M., lawyer Harrlson Pleasant, barber Harwell James B., grocer Hayes William F., dry goods Herzberg Morris, books and jewelry Heyman, Merz <S Co. (Herman Her
man, Daniel Merz), dry goods Higginbotham William B., dry goodi Hill Marshall, (c), grocer Hogue H. H. & Co. (Henry H.
Hogue, David A. Jones), furniture Huguley W. H. & Co. (William H.

Adams & Bro. (David L. and Frank and William T. Huguley, John H.

L.), genl store

Nolan, Arthur O. Jackson), grocen

Ala. and Oa. Mnfg Co., W. H. Hug- Jackson W. 8. * Sou (Wyche 8. and

ley, pres; W. C. <fe L. Lanier, Arthur O.), ins agents

treas and agts; cotton factory

Johnson William P., harness mkr

Askew & Bradley (James F. Askew, Jones D. A. & Co. (David A. and

James T. Bradley), saloon

William A. Jones),'stoves, etc

Atklnson & Beed (Nathan L. Atkln Jones William A., watchmkr

son. James M, Beed), hardware Jones William E., carriage mkr

Benham W. L. & Co. (William L. Lancaster James, photographer

Benham, Luciua T. C. Lovelace, Lanier Frank, grocer

John P. Miller), grocers

Lanier William C., agt A. & W. P.

Bright John, confectioner

B. B.

Callaway Samuel P- propr State hauler W. C. & L. (Ward C and

Line Press. (Seep. 768.)

. LaFayette), bankers and foundry

Callaway William A., grocer and Ins Lanier & Harrington (Elijah F. L*

agt

nier, William H. Harrington),

Charles Hugh, hotel

brokers

Cbattaboochee Mnfg Co., John D. Little Wilbur F., lawyer

McCIendon J. W. & Co. (James W.

McClendon, Anderson C. Smith),

Christian

dry goods

Collins William, blacksmith, grocer McElbaney George W., dentist

and livery

McKinley William P., grocer

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McMillan John E., physician Mansfield James T., saloon

jost office. 8 miles west of Ogleihorpe.

Martin Herman T., meats

Mealor Richard I., grocer . Miller J. P. & Co. (John P. Miller,
Lucius T. C. Lovelace), druggists Miller & Bra; (Alva C- arid Henry . W.), shoes and harness

WESTBROOK. Sumter County.
Recently deprived of its post office.

Mitcbam, Smith A Zachary (George

WESTOVER.

T; Miteham, James W; Smith, James T. Zaebary), grocers

Baldwin County.

Hyhand James J;, grocer

Small hamlet 5 mpes north of Mil-

Oslin John W.-pby&ician

ledgeville; about 20 inhabitants. No

Oslin William E., notions

postofflce.

Pattilo Charles T., physician Richard Julius, dry goods Scott James M., agt, grocer Scott J. R. & Co. (John B. and Wil
liam D.), genl store Seals Thomas A. Rev., Methodist Sellers Stephen M., grocer Sbarman Nannie Miss, milliner

WHiooiirs MILL.
Irwin County.
Discontinued as a post office Febru ary, 1879; business transferred to Syc amore.

Shaw Augustus, meats State Line Press. Samuel P. Cal-
laway, propr. (See p. 763.) Turner Meshach A., tailor Watkins & Boyd (c), (Robert "Wat-
kins, Robert Boyd), shoemkrs

WHICHAM.
Decatur C<mwty~(See BarreH.)
WHITE BLUFF.
Chatham County.

White Wiley E., druggist White William H., confectioner Whittaker Peter (c), saloon

Nine miles south of Savannah. No postal advantages. Population, 25.

Whittaker Reuben T., lawyer Williams William I*, hotel

WHITE HOUSE.

Wilson Eugene K., tel opr Wood Ransom W., saloon

Henry County. Situated 10 miles north of McDon-

WESTON'S MILL.
Coffee County--B. & A. B. R.

ough, the county seat; is a post office and contains about 20 inhabitants.

Has no post office. About 20 in

WHITE OAK.

habitants. 91 miles from Brunswick

Columbia County.

and 289 from Atlanta.

Discontinued post-office.

WEST'S MILL. Maeon County.
Population estimated at 25. 1

WHITE PATH. (Gttmer County--See Cherry Log.)

p. ^EEKLY ^AKILT J^EWSPAPER.
SUBSCRIPTION &S.OO A YEAR. 8. E. CALLAWAT, - Editor and Proprietor, - WEST POIHf, SA.
Mbltehed to the place. 18,000 to ,000 bales cotton received annually in Wert Point Dg medium. Circulates in East Alabama and Georgia. Kates of advertising tow. 48

D. F .Willcox, Gkk, represents oldest and strongest English and American Insurance Companies.

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WHITE PLAINS. Qreette County.

WHITE WATER. Fayette County.

Greensborough court house, and An unimportant settlement of

nearest depot 12 miles northwest via about 20 persons, without a post of

which Atlanta is 90 miles distant. fice, 9 miles south of Fayetteville.

Has good schools, two churches--

Baptist and Methodist--a steam saw

WHITESBURGH.

and grist mill and a population of perhaps 900. About 3000 bales cotton exported annually. Mail semi-weekly.

CarroU Co.--8., G. &N. A. S. R. Situated about 1 mile from the

G. W. Tappan, P. M.

Chattaboocb.ee river and Snake's

Brady P. H.. genl store Christopher William, shoemkr Bason T. T., genl store and justice Grant J. C. & J. D., carriage mkrs Grant William JJ., carriage mkr Howell J. M., physician Kilpatrick J. tiL Rev., Baptist Lovejoy W. P. Rev., Methodist Moore I. D., physician Moss P. M. agt., genl store Parker J. R., justice Beese R. L., dentist Stevens John S.. harness mkr

creek, the latter affording power, utilized in driving saw and planing mills, grist, paper and shingle mills and a cotton factory. Has perhaps 300 inhabitants, good school and two churches--Methodist and Baptist. Is 13 miles southeast of Carrollton court house, 13 from Newnan and 52 from Atlanta. Cotton, lumber, shin gles and laths are the exports. Mail daily each way by rail and weekly on horseback from Douglasville and Franklin. J. A. McMullan, P. M.

Tappan Alexander B., carriage mkr Alien N. E., saw mill

Tappan, Bro. & Co. (R., W. M. Amis William, cotton factory, grist

and George W. Tappan), genl store and saw mill

Atkinson James A., saw mill

WHITE SULPHUR SP'CS. ma. County--A. & C. A-L. By.

Aycock W. C., genl store and saw mill
Barnett W. H., carpenter

A small station on the above road, Brooks E. A., saw mill

59 miles from Atlanta, the postoffice Brown J. R. T. Rev., Baptist

name being Sulphur Springs.

Brown William T., physician

Bryan Norman, carriage mkr

Bryan J. T., carpenter

WHITE SULPHUR

SP'CS.

Bryan William, justice Cowan Z. J., saw mill

Meriwether County.

CulpepperJ. A., gristmill

A pleasant summer resort 10 miles from Greenville, the seat of justice, 8 from the Warm Springs, 15 from the Chalybeate Springs, and 12 from Hamilton, its nearest rail way point, via which it is 183 miles from Atlanta. Has a population of about 150 and the usual church and common school facilities. Mail semiweekly. John E. Gillespie, P. M.

Fitts E. M., cabinet mkr Ga. Paper Mill Co.. paper mufrs Gilbert F. J., blacksmith Gilbert John W., blacksmith Gordon C. P., lawyer. Jordan & Dent (R. J. Jordan, J. H.
Dent), genl store Kendrick L., genl store Lovelace S. S., painter McLairen Fannie Miss, music teach
er

Christian J. O. & Co. (James O. Chris McMillan J. A., genl store

tian, J. D. Gillespie), genl store Moore J. S., blacksmith

Clements Freeman, blacksmith

Moore John T., physician

Gillespie J. E., physician

O'Rear John, gent store and guano

Gillespie W. A., physician

agt

Key G. W., carpenter

Pentecost F. T., shoemkr

Kimbrough J. W. & W. B., genl Pentecost John S., tanner

store

Quillian John W. Rev., Methodist

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Roberts E. 8. A Co. (E. 8. Roberta. Arthur Hutcheson), genl store and guano agta

WILCOXEN. Coweta County.

Strickland John M., grist mill Upahaw A. O. Rev., Baptist Wilkereon U. B., grist mill

Situated 5 miles northwest of Newnan, with a population of 20. No. postal advantages.

WHITESVILLE. Effingham County--(See Guyton.)

WILD WOOD. Dade County--A. G. S. S. &

WHITESVILLE.

Nine miles northeast of Trenton

Harris County.

court house, and 149 from Atlanta. Has a Baptist church and common

Has a population of about 150, two school, a probable population of 100,

common schools and two churches- and one water power grist mill.

Methodist and Baptist. Is situated Grain and flour are the chief exports.

on Mountain Hill creek 10 miles Mail daily each way. J. R. Cravens,

northwest of Hamilton court house P. M.

and 10 from West Point, its shipping Cravens J. R., genl store and grist

office, via which the distance to At mill

lanta is 97 miles Cotton is the chief Deakins S. R., physician

export. Mail four times a week on Dyer James, blacksmith

horseback. John G. Andrews, Jr., McGill William, justice

P. M.

Patterson J. E., justice

Andrews John G. Jr., genl store Townsend J. M., stock dlr

Beard Jesse A., grocer

Brannon F. M. T. Rev., Methodist

WICCINSVILLE.

Cameron Murdoch, tanner Cotton William C., grist mill

Marion County.

Cotton & Cotton (Edward 8. and New postoffice, established in May,

James D.), tanners and shoemkrs 1879. Report could not be received

Hood E. Glover, geiil store

in time for publication.

Hood Rabun G., blacksmith

Macon Thomas G., physician Norwood Julius A., blacksmith

WILLACOOCHEE.

Norwood Lucius C., physician

Coffee County--B. & A. R. S.

Reese Simeon H., justice Tally Francis M., grocer Wisdom William C., co. commr

Douglas court house is 20 miles northeast of this place; situated on the Allapaha river, 101 miles from

Brunswick and 279 from Atlanta.

WHITING.

Cotton is the principal export. It has one common school and Methodist

Baldwin Cmmty--(See Steeentf Pottery). and Baptist churches. Population

20. Mail daily each way. Aaron

WHITTLE.

Moore, P. M.

Washington County. A small country postofHce of per haps 20 inhabitants, 10 miles south east of Tennille.

Moore Aaron, genl store Pafford N. M., lawyer Russell & Wiseman (Augustus Rus
sell, Thad. Wiseman), saw mill Vickera John Rev., Baptist

WILBURVILLE.

Macon County.

WILLEO MILLS.

A country village 7 miles north

CM County.

west of MarshaLlville and about. 17 north of 'Oglethorpe. No postofflce,

Discontinued as a postofflce May, 1879. Business transferred to Ros-

and not more than 25 inhabitants. well

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Established 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

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WILLIAMS' STORE. Herlien County--(See Afton.)

ileges, 14 miles from Columbus, 86 from Macon and 152 from Atlanta via West Point.

WILLIAMSBURCH.

WINCHESTER.

Cddwun County--Blakdy Din. 8. W. B.B- Maeon Co.--Xufaula Din. 8. W. B. B.

Five miles south of Morgan court bouse, 22 from Blakely, 134 from Macon and 237 from Atlanta. Situa ted on Nochway creek, from whence power is derived to operate one saw and two grist mills. About 700 bales cotton exported per annum. Popula tion 25. Mail four times a week by rail. P. E. Boyd, P. M.

Yearly export of cotton amounts to about 800 bales. Contains 175 inbabtants, and two churches--Methodist and Baptist. Is situated four miles from Flint river, 12 northeast of Oglethorpe, the seat of justice, 39 from Macon and 142 from Atlanta. Mail daily each way. Roann B. Evans, P.M.

Boyd P. E., genl store and agt
Irvy C. R., grist mill Irvy R. F., grist mill Kiley J. M. & Co., saw mill

r.

r.

Evans Roann B., exp agt Felton W. H., r. r. agt Felton & Evans (W. H. Felton,
R. B. Evans), genl store, cotton buyers and brokers

WILLOW GROVE.

Thorpe M. C. Rev., Baptist Timberlake P., physician

Ooweta, County.

Wade J. D., physician

Nine miles southwest of Newnan. Has no post office and a population of less than 25.

WINDSOR. Walton County.

WILSONVILLE. Douglas County.

Situated about 10 miles northwest of Monroe court house, containing perhaps 40 inhabitants and has mau

Located on Hurricane creek, which facilities.

operates a wool carder, grist and

saw mills; 14 miles southwest of DouglasvHle, the county seat, and 9 from Wbitesburgh, the nearest

WINFIELD. Columbia County.

shipping staiion, via which Atlanta Only a country postofflce, 6 miles

is 61 miles distant. Contains 75 in northwest of Appling court house

habitants, a common school and and 13 from Thomson--Ga. R. R.--its

three churches--Baptist, Methodist shipping station, via which it is 147

and Episcopal. Cotton is the chief miles from Atlanta. Little river

shipment. Mail weekly on horse furnishes power to drive a grist mil).

back. James T. Davenport, P. M. In the vicinity are two churches--

Brown I. N., physician

Methodist and Baptist--and one com

Brown James Rev., Baptist

mon school. Mail tri-weekly on

Burnett George, phvsician

horseback, P. G. Morrow, P. M.

Davenport W. L. Rev. saw mill

(Methodist),

Dill P. C.,grist miU

Hudson W. 8., justice Kimbrell J. J., shoemkr

WINFRED.

McWhorter E. H. Rev. (Methodist),

Jasper County.

blacksmith Weems D. J. Rev., Methodist Wilson James M., machinist Wilson John A., grist and saw

mill

With an estimated population of 80, was established as a post-office April, 1879. Is 5 miles from Monticello, the county seat, and 21 from Covington

WIMBERLY. Muscogee County--S. W. R. R.

--Ga. R. R.--the nearest depot and exoress office, via which Atlanta IB distant 62 miles. Contains one steam

A small station without postal priv gin and saw mill, a common school

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and Methodist and Baptist churches. ington, the seat of justice, ana has

Semi-weekly mail on horseback. lately been deprived of postal advan

George P. Loyd, P. M.

tages.

Alexandre Chambers, genl store Dizon Jasper Rev., Methodist

WOOD LAWN.

Loyd George P.. saw mill

Murray County.

Loyd & Bryant, blacksmiths Loyd & Persons, cotton gin Oxford W. J. Rev., Baptist Thompson fc Bryant, wagon mkrs

Has a population of about SO and the usual church and common school facilities. Situated 6i miles north of Spring Place court house and 14 from

WINTERVILLE.

Dalton, its express office and depot, via which the distance to Atlanta is

Ogleffiorpe County--Athena Br. Qa. B. R. 114 miles. Cotton is the chief ship

Thirteen miles northwest ofLexington court bouse, 108 from Augusta, 127

ment. back.

Mail semi-weekly on John D. Harris, P. M.

horse

from Atlanta, and 8 from Athens. Bond E. W., justice

Station known as Winters. Cotton Cash Howard, blacksmith

is the principal export, 1,300 bales shipped per annum. Has 170 inhab

Gudger L. P., physician Hampton Hugh, blacksmith

itants, two common schools, a Meth odist church, and a steam grist and sawmill. Express, Southern. Mail

Harris X., cabinet mkr Harris & Davis (John D. Harris,
William R. Davis), genl store

daily each way. John Winter, P. M. Howard William W., shoemkr

Allison J. Q. & Co., genl store

Jolly P., painter

Anthony T. B., physician

viuing A. S., genl store and justice

Barnett B. H., justice

Brown F. P. Rev., Methodist

WOOD STATION.

Carter W. D., physician Harris T. A. Rev., Methodist

Oatoosa County.

Hutcheson T. D., physician

Farmers post office, 7 miles from

McAlpin R. M., genl store

Ringpold, the seat of justice, also the

Pittard & Hutcheson, grist and saw nearest depot and express office, via

mill

which Atlanta is distant 123 miles.

Tuck W. I., genl store

Situated on the Middle Chickamauga

Winter John, genl store, exp and and exports grain and cotton. In

r. r. agt

the vicinity are Methodist and Bap

tist churches and a common school.

WISDOM'S STORE. Harris County.

Population less than 20. Mail semiweekly. A. Graham, P. M.

Eight miles north of Hamilton, the Bird Isaiah Rev., Baptist

seat of justice and nearest depot, via Graham A., justice

which it is 167 miles from Atlanta. Leet A. I. Rev., Methodist

Has a population less than 20, com

mon school and Methodist and Bap

WOODBURN.

tist churches. Mail daily on horse back. Mrs. M.C. Floyd.P. M. Dawson A., grist mill Floyd J. C., genl store Smith J. G.j justice

Jefferson County. Some 12 miles northeast of Louis ville; is without postal advantages, and has a population of about 20.

Tucker J. M., geul store Williams D. J. Rev., (Methodist),

WOODBURY.

physician

Mcrivjelher County.

Williams J. W., notary

On the banks of Flint river 9 miles

WOLFSKIN. Oglethorpc (Jaunty.

southeast of Greenville, the county seat, and 24 from Hogansville--A. & W. P. R. R.--the nearest depot, via

Situated 8 miles southwest of Lcx- which the distance to Atlanta is 82

^ Insurance Agency, Coltunbnfl, Ga. Timttriei. Fireteirted,

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miles. Has a steam saw mill, a com county seat, via which it is 223 miles

mon school and two churches- from Atlanta. Population less than

Baptist and Methodist. Population 20. No postoffice.

100. Mail tri-weekly on horseback.

J. D. Sutton, P. M,

WOODVILLE.

Bridges J. G., blacksmith Deane J. R., millwright Dizon E. JE., physician Dixon J. T., physician Ford Joseph, blacksmith Kinon H. A. M., carpenter Morgan A. W., notary Beeves Thomas A., justice Sutton J. D.. genl store Taylor S. H., shoemkr Wheeless W. P., carpenter
WOODSTOCK. Cherokce County--M. & N. Qa. R. R.

Greene Co.--Athens J3r. Qa. R. R. Yearly exports of cotton about 3,000 bales. Has a population of perhaps 300, Baptist chnrch and one good academy. Is 8 miles north of Greens* borough, the seat of justice, 81 from Augusta, 100 from Atlanta and 35 from Athens and is the express office and depot for Penfield and Bairdstown. Express, Southern. Mail daily each way by rail and daily by stage from Penfield. Joseph Davlson, P. M.

Numbering perhaps 100 inhabi Callaban William, cabinet mkr tants; located on Little river about 11 Galloway John S. Rev., Baptist

miles south of Canton from Marietta and 29

court house, 9 from Atlanta.

Davant James M., physician Davison C. C., notary and

ex-off

Has a steam grist and saw mill and justice

thread and furniture manufactory, common school and two churches-- Methodist and Baptist. Cotton and grain are the shipments. Stages communicate daily with Canton and

Davison Joseph, hotel, r. r. and exp agt
Durham John L., physician Edmondson, Davison & Co (J. Ed-
mondson, C. C. and R. E. Davi

Marietta. W. H. Dean, P. M. Barnes Andrew, guano dlr Dean W. H. Rev. (Baptist), physi
cian Dean W. L., physician Dupree O. R., lawyer Dupree P. P., lawyer Dupree W. G., justice Garrison N. J., geiil store

son), genl store McWhorter William P., genl store Peek H. S., blacksmith Quill William B., genl store Reid John C., lawyer Reynolds William T., contractor Richards Thomas, tanner Wilson William R.. saw mill Young James L., justice

Haily J. T., grist and saw mill, furni

ture and thread factory Hawkins W. W. Rev., Methodist

WOOLLEY'S FORD,

Herndon Reuben, justice

Vorsyth Connty.

Latimer Harrison, physician Litchfleld & Perkerson, genl store Payne David, physician Roberts R. E., physician . Strange James W., gen I store

Situated on the Chestatee river 14 miles from Camming court house and 10 from Gainesville, its depot and ex press office, via which the distance to Atlanta, is 63 miles. Contains 100 in-

WOODSTOCK. Oglethoi-pe Cmvnty.
Without the advantages of a post

babitans, water power grist and saw miles, and the usual church and com mon school facilities. Corn and wheat are the chief exports. The

office; claims a population of 20 and river is noted for the superior quality

is situated about 13 miles southeast of gold that has been and is now be

of Lexington.

ing obtained from it. Mail stages

semi-weekly to Gainesville, Hall

WOODSTOCK MILLS. county, and DawsonvSUe, Dawson

Appling County.

county. Abijah J. Julian, P. M.

Four miles southeast of Baxley, the Holding William E., geul store

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Holding William JR., grist and saw miles from Atlanta. Mail daily. Jl

mill

A. Weaver, P. M.

Johnson George W-, justice Hatddin John, carpenter Patterson Joshua, blacksmith

Under James L.. physician Weaver W. G., fertilizers

Prator Shelton L., genl store Purcell John W., justice

WYNN'S MILL.

Bieves John E. Rev., Baptist

Henry County.

Wingo J. C., physician

Quite a nice little town of 200 in

WOOTEN STATION.
Lee County--(See Leeaburgh.)

habitants, on a small stream from whence power is obtained to operate a grist and saw mill, wool factory and cotton gin. Ten miles southeast

WORTHVILLE.

of McDonough court house, and 16 from Hampton--Atlanta Div. C. B.

Butts County.

B.--via which Atlanta is distant 38

Eight miles northeast of Jackson court house, and 18 from Covington-- Ga. B. T&.-vio, which it is 59 miles from Atlanta. Contains 75inhabitants, has a steam saw mill and c<;ttpn gin, and one common school. Mail four times a week on horseback. Cotton is the

miles. Lumber, wool, flour and cot ton (200 bales annually) are the princi pal articles snipped. Has two church es--Methodist and Baptist--two com mon schools, and water power gin, wool factory, grist and saw mill. Mail weekly. W. H. H. Peck, P. M.

principal export. W. W. Thaxtou, Cole Hiram, millwright

P.M.

Crumbley J. J., shoemkr

Bannett John L., notary Byers <& Mallett, saw mill Harris B. F., carpenter Lee W. B. & Co. (W. B. Lee, J.
Osborn), genl store and gin McCallum J. H., justice

H.

Holden T. J., cabinet mkr Peck W. H. H., physician Thurman John M. Rev., Methodist Wyatt William, genl store Wynn Edgar T., genl store Wynn J. A. C., wool factory, gin aud
saw mill

WRICHTSVILLE. Johnson County.
County seat; situated on theOhoopee river, about 30 miles southeast of

WYNNTON. Jfutcogee County. A beautiful residence suburb of Co

TennUle. via which it is 188 from At lumbus.

lanta. It is a postofflce, with a popu lation of about 100.

YARBOROUCH.

Ctawford John W.. sheriff

Fleyd County.

Hightower John M., co. treas Mason M. A., elk {Superior Court Mlxon W. W., ordinary Pollett James A., co. tax collector

Is a small village 5 miles east of Borne, with about 20 inhabitants, but no postoffice.

Snell William B., co. surveyor Turner Bphraim, co. coroner Webb Joseph D., co. tax receiver

YATESVILLE. Upson County.

Eleven miles from Thomaston

WYLLY.

court house, and 12 from Barnesville,

Laurent County.

its depot and express office, via which the distance to Atlanta is 72 miles.

Country postofflce on the mail route Has steam gin and saw mill. Fruit

from Dublin to Toomsborough. Con and lumber are the exports. Mail

tains perhaps 300 inhabitants, and is semi-weekly. A. J. Yates, P. M.

8 miles northwest house, and 16 from

of Dublin court Toomsborough--

Holloway J. O.,

physician,

No. 15, C. B. B,--cut which it is 154 Mann John B., carpenter

JAS. P. MARRISON & CO., State Printer*, Publishers* and Binders, 27 & 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ga.

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Nelson & Middlebrooks. gin and saw Nash L. M.. blacksmith

mill

Pounds & Garner (B. D; Pounds( An

Piereon John, tanner

drew Garner), grist and saw mill

Ward P. T., genl store

Yates A. J. genl store, nurseryman and shoemkr
Yates A. J. & Son, gin and saw mill

YELLOW STONE*
Polk County. About 8 miles southeast of Cedar-

YELl.OW~CREEK.
Datoton County.

town. Has no postofflce, and the population will not exceed 20.

Merely a country postofflce, located

YORK.

5 miles southwest of Dawsonville, the county seat.

Howton County. On the Ocmulgee river, 16 miles

YELLOW~DIRT.

northeast of Perry court house and 10 from Byron--S.W. R. B.---via which

Heard, County.

it is 130 from Atlanta. Has about SO

Country postofflce 12 miles north of Franklin court house and the same distance from Whitesburgh--S., G. & N. A. R. R.--via which it is 64 miles from Atlanta, within. 2 miles of the

inhabitants, a common school, and two churches--Primitive Baptist ana Methodist. Cotton is the principal export. Mail weekly on horseback. L. J. Thomas, P. M.

Cbattahooebee river, which furnishes power to drive a grist mill. Tributa ry population about 400. Has a Mis sionary Baptist church and eomuuon school. Mail semi-weekly. Micaiah Pearce, P. M.

Castellow Stephen Rev., Baptist Corder "William, grocer Dunhar D. C., carpenter Gilbert J. C., physician Johnson B. W., notary Bang J. A. Rev., Baptist

Cousins Solon B., physician Hollingsworth Levi, gin, grist
saw mill

and

Lewis S. H., saloon McCoy M., grocer Newman J. P., physician

Jackson H. Bev., Baptist

Scarborough G. W. Rev., Baptist

Robinson Thomas 3., genl store Story B. E. Rev., Baptist

Tbomas L. J.. justice, genl store

YELLOW RIVER.
Qwinnett County.

and druggist White T. N., grocer

Situated on Yellow_ river, is a place of perhaps 75 inhabitants, with Mis

YORKVILLE.

sionary and Primitive Baptist church

Hiulding County.

es, common school and water power Near the head waters of Pumpkin-

gin, grist mill and furniture factory, vine, Euharlee, TaJlapoosa and Billfl

la 8 miles south of Lawrenceville creeks, the former furnishing power

court house and 7 from Stone Moun to drive a grist mill. 11 miles

tain-- Ga. B. B.--via which tne dis northwest of Dallas court house and

tance to Atlanta is 23 miles. There is 7 from Rock Mart--Cherokee B. B.--

exported annually about 100 bales of via which the distance to Atlanta is

cotton. Mail weekly by buggy. 80 miles. Has about 175 inhabitants,

George W. Cain, P. M.

Methodist and Baptist churches,

Andrews J. W., justice Bailey W. H., blacksmith Bradley John M., genl store Cain George W., genl store Button George W., grist mill Fields W. B., furniture factory, gin,

common school and one gold stamp mill operated by steam. Cotton, copper and gold ores form the nrincipal exports. About 250 bales of cot ton shipped anhually. Mail weekly on horseback. J. C. York, P. M.

grist and saw mill Garner Thomas, grist mill Hutchins J. A., genl store Johnson W. B., physician

Chamberlin W. H. & Co. (W. H. and M. A. Chamberlin, H. W. Bailey, J. B. Thomas), g i d stamp mill

t UID your Freight West via th6

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Dean J. B.J& Co. (J. B. Dean, A. J. Stripling R. G., genl store

and B. E. Whitehead, Franklin Sullivan E. T., grist and saw mill

Jones), enl store

Taflar William S., justice

Duke Wylie, grist mill

Thomas & Jones (J. H. Thomas, J.

Elder Abner, blacksmith

A. Jones), jug mnfra

Emery Columbus, genl store

Walker Jonathan, saw mill

Foote E. B., genl store

Gore Michael, cabinet mkr Griffith Wilson, blacksmith Harris A. B., notary

ZEBULON. POus County.

Hutcheson B. Y. Dr., grist mill Lyle James, millwright Lyle P. C., blacksmith McBrien James, blacksmith McGarity Bros. (B. F. and James),
genl store, grist and saw mill Thomas J. B.. machinist Thompson William, gin and grist
mill Vinson John C-, genl store York Bros. (A. H. and J. C.), cotton
gin York. J. C., carpenter

County seat; contains 250 inhabi tants, and is 9 miles southwest of Milner--Atlanta Div. C. B. R.--its depot, via which the distance to At lanta is 63 miles. Has a steam gin and grist mill, two common schools (one colored), and four churches-- two Methodist (one colored), two Baptist (one colored). Mail five times a week. Charles G. Driver, P. M. Ballard James P., hotel Beckham D. C., jeweler Beckham Joseph C., physician

YOUNG'S. Bail County.

Beckham Bobert YT, elk Superior Court
Blasingame Thomas J., ordinary

Situated 9 miles southeast of Sugar Hill and 12 south of Gainesville. No postoffice. Population about 20.

Bussey W. P., sheriff Caldwell James T. G., saloon Caldwell & Slade (J. T. G. Caldwell,
James M. Slade), blacksmiths

YOUNC CANE.

Driver Bros. (James L, and Charles G-), genl store

Union Cvunty.

Dupree E. F.,lawyer

Blairsville court honse is 8 miles east and Atlanta is 113 miles, via Gainesville, its nearest depot, 60 miles distant. Has a population of about 300, Methodist and Baptist churches and common school. Stock raising is the chief industry. Young Cane creek supplies power for opera ting a grist and saw mill. Mail stages tri-weekly to Dablonega and Cleveland. E. F. Park, P. M.

Ford Joseph W., boots and shoes Green L. J., physician Gwyn& Bedding (William O. Gwyn,
Wily M. Bedding), genl store Hamric Aaron, co. coroner Harper James J., genl store Harris A. G., co. surveyor Howell James H., boots and shoes Malair D. D,, justice Malair & Foster (D. D. Malair, P. F.
Foster), gin and grist mill Maples & Simmons (W. H. Maples,

ChasUan J. B., physician

George A. Simmons), grocers

GuUedge Thomas, blacksmith

Pope C. Bev., Methodist

Huggins John H., wagon mkr

Pope James S., lawyer

Hughes W. C. Bev., Baptist

Bedding C. F., notary

Parkham J. B. Rev., Baptist

Richardson Henry k., phys_._.

Parks E. T., stock dlr

Sifsey B. H., co. tax collector

Payne M. C., wheelwright

Smith James M., lawyer

Rodgers W. G. B. Rev., Methodist Wood Jesse Bev., Baptist

Smith & Butt (J. V. Smith, John Zebulon High School, A. G. Harris,

Butt), genl store

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MANUFACTURERS
DEALERS IN
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SPRING WAGONS,
HUNTING and SPORTING WAGONS, PARK PHOTONS, PONY PHOTONS, ETC,

We employ, only FIRST-CLASS ME CHANICS, which enables ns to guarantee satisfaction in every respect.

WB ARB HBADQUARTBRS. TRY US!

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tention.

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THOMASVILLE, GA SO.

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Great Winter

THIS Honec will be re-opened November llth, 1879, aod no pains will be spared to make It a flnt class boose in every respect.
Thomasville is situated on the Atlantic * Gulf Railroad, In Southwestern Georgia, 300 mile* from Savannah and 85 miles fronTallaha>se; in the midst of a vast ptne forest of almost unlimited extent; at an elevation of 400 feet above the sea; with a dry atmosphere, and water as pore and as sweet as in the monntalns of New England.
It is about one degree north of the most largely patronized Florida resorts, and from its high ele vation and even temDeratom, is much more suited to the wants of Invalids, and is therefore men strongly recommended by the most prominent of oor medical men.
The Managers wfll aim to promote the comfort and amnsement of the gnests, and all strangers, come from where they may.
The House is famished throughout with black walnnt fnmltnre; fire-places in every room; ven.fllation perfect; lighted thronghont with gas ; Billiard Hall, Bath Booms and Hair-DreaaAg Booms connected with the House.
A new Livery, to salt the wants of Northern people, will afford invalids and others ample opportnnltv of enjoying the fine drives in the neighborhood, which an not equaled in any Sonthern ctty, and are hardly surpassed in the North. Good saddle hoiset are to be had, all at very reasonable
rates.

. ' .{0 and f3 per day; $10 to VI per week, according, to afoe and location of rooms. The table .

will be supplied with all the delicacies to be obtained from local as well as Savannah and Boston

markets..

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JtSEPH B. BOBEBTSON. FRANK B. TAYLOR. HENRY C. ROBERTSON.

CHARLESTON, S. C.

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It was tbe OtBcial Organ of the Sonth Carolina, Florida, Korth and Sonth Georgia, Alabama, and part of Korth Carolina Conferences for FORTY TEARS, and in that time has endeared itself to

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.end it their subscriptions.



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WALKER, EVANS & COCSWELL, Publishers, BEV. SAXUSL A. WEBEB, A. X., Editor,
CHARLESTON, 8. G.

JOHN 8. FAIRLY.

WM. MoBTJBNEY, Late Hyatt, McBnroey *Co.

JOHN S. FAIRLY & Co.,

37HATOE AND 70 KAEEET STEEET, OlXAxrleiek-tou, Soixtla OAXolixxi.
WHOLESA1B DEALERS IN.
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, MILLINERY,
HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS, LACES, ALPACAS. CASHMERES,

etxxd

Thte firm has EVERY ADVANTAGE that ABUNDANT CAPITAL, LONG EXPERIENCE and

CLOSE ATTENTION TO BUSINESS CAN SECURE to PURCHASING Goods.

Of these advantages, Merchants who favor them with their patronage will receive the FULL

BENEFIT.

Their principles to business are SMALL PROFITS and LARGE SALES, NO TRADE

' between merchants Is a GOOD one that Is not GOOD FOB BOTH PASTIES.

Their HAT DEPARTMENT is managed by MR. C. H. JOHNSON, one of the oldest and moo

experienced Hat merchants in the city. ...

SATISFACTION in EVERT RESPECT la GUARANTEED to merchants favoring (hm with

orders.

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SAMUEL A. NELSON,

LEWIS A. NELSON.

dte OO.,

Wholesale Dealers In

~

BOOTS &r HOES,

No. 21 H&TNE STEEET, CHARLESTON, SOUTH QABOLZZfA.

1 Stock Replenished Weekly by Steamer.
OEI.A.:M:IXJ TO:N" Z HTOTJSIE,

CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

Centrally located in the CENTRE OF BUSINESS, and offers to Local''and Transient customers good accommodations at f 1.60 to |2.00 per day.

J. H. RAGSDALB, PIMMPBIKTOIL

Chattanooga, Tenn.

PROPRIETORS.
Thoroughly RenoTateil Nefly Painted.

DIINNIINNGG RTVOOM ON fFI1RST f LOOR.

Large Sample Rooms
for
Commercial Travelers.

'SITUATED IN .T, HE CENTRAL PART OF THE CITY,*
AND dONVENIENT TO ALL BUSI
NESS HOU8ES.

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THE MOST COMFORTABLE RESORT in the SOUTH.

This spacious Hotel is most elegantly fnrnlahed, has perfect ventilation, commodious gronndl, courteous attention, and the table is at all times supplied with the belt the market avoids.
The Scenery, from the StanCoa House, Is simply grand. The cloud-capped peak ot

Towering 2,000 feet above the plain, stands a tireless sentinel, keeping a faithful watch over tin inhabitants of Chattanooga. A fine carriage drive takes the tourist to the top, where the Scenery is grand beyond description. The traveler can view

SIX DUTEEENT STAVES FBOX THE TOP OF "LOOKOUT."
To the East, in full view from the verandah of the Stanton House, lies the Battle-ground of Mi* ston Ridge, with its line of redoubts and fortification* still extent; the National Cemetery lying hi ' the rear ; the renowned Battle-field of Chickamauga only seven miles distant.

The Climate of Chattanooga is Surpassed by None Other.

The air is healthful and invigorating. During the' hot sultry months the rooms of the Stanton

HoBje are always kept cool by a pleasant breeze ever present In the Valley.

By strict personal attention to the wants of guests, we endeavor to make all feel at home. Com*

ndaeeus. For particulars address -

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<2c Co.,

CHATTANOOGA, TEHN.

TA1H? the GEORGIA RAILROAD, 1 JllVJU_________the Popular Route from Atlanta.

GBORGIA
STATE GAZETTEER
And Business Directory.

CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY,

Comprising a Classified List of all Trades, Professions and Pursuits, in the State of Georgia, arranged Alphabetically, ty Postoffices.

ACA

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ACA

Academies, Schools, Etc.

Mullery Academy,

Auburn

Academy of Richmond Coun

Acworth High School. Marshall St.,

Acworth AdairsvUle

ty. (Seep. 355.)

Augusta

Academy of the Sacred Heart, "

Female Institute,

Albany Medical College of Georgia,

Furlow Masonic Female College,

(See p. 357.)

Augusta

Amerieus Summerville Academy,

"

Atkisson P. A. Miss,

Athens Gordon Institute. Baruesville

Brumby A. B. Dr.,

(See p. 385.)

Colbert E. C. Mrs.,

Trinity Hall, Miss R. G. Hunt,

Home School,

prin.,

Beverly, N. J.

Knox Institute (e),

Butler Institute,

Butler

Lucy Cobb Institute.

Tallulah Academy,

Burton

(See back cover.)

Athens Arde Academy,

Camilla

Murray T. A.,

Camilla Academy,

"

Sale G. G.,

Mitchell Academy,

"

Scudder A. M.,

Wofford's Academy,

Cassville

University of Georgia. (See p. 289.)

St. Mary's Academy, Cedar Grove Columbus Female College.

Williford J. Sirs.,

(See p. 437.)

Columbus

Atlanta University (e), Atlanta Mayo JR. Mrs.,

"

Convent of the Immaculate Southern Masonic Female Col

Concption. (See p. 309.) Atlanta lege. (See p. 457.) Covington

Gilbert K. C. Mrs.,

Andrew Female College, Cuthbert

McCandless F. A. Mrs., Mann S. Mrs.,

Grange Male Institute, Crawford College,

" Dalton

Means T. IE., Orphans' Free School,

Dalton Female College, Hart A. Miss,

" De Soto

51

D F WHl/ww OOLTJKBUS, BEPBESBNTS THE WJTBAL UPS . f . W HlCOX, IKS. 00. OF NEW 70SX. Amis over 186,000,000.

ACA

788

AGE

Planters' High School,

Erin Savannah Medical College.

DiUard G. E., Flatwood's Academy (See p. 699.)

Savannah

Monroe Female College.

SheftaU L. Mise,

"

(See p. 499.)

Forsyte Symons E. Mrs.,

"

Mountain Academy, Fort Mountain Taliaferro C. C.,

"

Rockville Academy, Fryer's Pond Summerville Academy, Summerville

Gainesville College.

Fletcher Institute (male),

(Seep. 507.)

Gainesville

ThomasvJlle

Georgia Baptist Seminary. The Young Female College,

"

(Seep. 509.)

Gainesville Valdosta Institute,

Valdosta

Chipley High School,

Whitesburgh Academy.

Gpodman's X Roads

Whitesburgh

Newton T. C.,

Greensborough Zebulon High School,

Zebulon

Griffin Female College,

Griffin

Sam Bailey Male Institute,

Agents.

(Seep. 521.)

*

(Advertising.)

Bradwell Institute, Kingston School.

Hinesville Kingston

Morton A. C.,

LaGrange Female College, LaQrange

Atlanta

Southern Female College,

"

Meson Academy,

Lexington

Ballard W. J.,

Atlanta

Mercer University

Macon

(CoOeclum.)

Mount de Sales Academy,

"

Pio Nono College,

"

Wesleyaii Female College.

(See p. 587.)

"

Forest Home Academy, Madison

Marietta Female College, Marietta

Haygood W. A.,

Atlanta

Davis L. B.,

Darien

McCall, Copelan & Co.,

Greensborough

Burnap G. C.,

Marietta

Bull J. J. (See p. 731.) Talbotton

(Insurance.)

Walters & Wight, ' Albany

Mays 8. J..

Athens

ESTABLISHED IN 1793.
Maj. ROBERT BINGHAM, A. M., Sup't, Maj. William B. Lynch, A. M-,

Thomas & Griffeth, Wynn Y. H., Blanchard M. C.,

MEBANEYILLE, N. C. Wm. Q. Ouakenbnsh, Graduate of the Univer
sity ot Virginia. H. B. VPDlig, Graduate of the University of Va.

Gay E.S., Haskell W. W., Hurt&Iiow,

Jackson B. 8.,

11
Atlanitta
" "

Johnston J. E. A Co.,

"

Lastinger L. E.,

Milltown Lamar& Spencer,

"

Nacoochee High School, Nacoochee Pattillo W. P. &. W. P..

"

College Temple,

Newnan Perdue P.P.,

"

Orchard Hill Academy, Orchard Hill Elaine J. S.

"

Emory College,

Oxford Etomare, Perdue & Egleston, "

Quitman Academy,

Quitman Stockdell & Smith,

"

Rabun Gap High School,

Walker dfc Boyd & Whitaer, "

Babun Gap WhalmgW. J.,

"

Mount Veraon Institute, Biddleville White W. tt.

"

Graham B..

Borne Alien J.V.H. &Co.,

Augusta

MagruderE.J.,

" 3ohen J. J. & Son,

"

Proctor J. M.,

" Harris C. W.,

1C

Borne Female College

" Phinizy F. & Co.,

II

Shorter College,

" Pbinizy J. H.,

II

Roswell Academy

Koewell Srmms George.

II

De Lettre J. Miss.

Savannah Wrlght D. B.,

II

Grey E. M. Mrs.,

" dexter J. M.,

Brunswick

Kruse J. G. C.

" 2aberabam J. B.,

"

Mallette C. B.,

" Thomson D. W.,

Camilla

Preudergast C. M. Mrs.,

" Turner J.C.,

"

TAIfF 1AIV Ei

the

CEOftCIA

RAILROAD, the Short Line

from

Macon.

AGE

789

AGE

Huse W. B, Norris J. T.,

Carters viltlle

(Heal Estate.)

Chaffin T.,

Columbus Sheffield H. C.,

Arlington

Etheredge A Chappell,

' Williford J. a,

Athens

Hoist J. B.,

' Adair G.. W-,

Atlanta

Jordan A Blackmar,

' Creoahaw J. JX.

"

Mulford A Estes.

' FowferAHutt.

"

Murdock B. B.,

' Frieraon A Leak.

Whittle J.J.,

Goldsmith T.,

(I

Parks J. Gj.

Dawson Hurt & Low,

t<

Adams I. H..

Eatonton Logan J. L.,

Young B.,

" Robinson J.,

"

Brown W. E., Weaver W. M.

Fort Valley Blaisdell Frank. (See p.373.) " Greensborough HyamsM. (See p. 361.)

Whitfield J.. Boardman J. M., Games W. W., CobbAClancy,

La Grange McLaws A. H. (See p. 361.) "

Macon Stone C. B.,

"

" Habersham J. B>,

Brunswick

" Blackmar J-.

Columbus

Conner Bros,

" Turner W. P.,

"

Jewett A Bogers, Plant B. H.,

" Yonge*. Grimes. (Seep. 447.) "

" Street A Wrench,

Dalton

Turpin A Ogden,

" Hight J. L.,

Dark Corner

Willingbam C. B.,

" Simmons B. F.,

Dawson

Andrews C. H., Groves W.,

Madison McArthur St Griffin.

Marietta (See p. 483.)

Eastman

King B., Carrington L.,

" Dorsey A. B. C., MilledgeviJle Day A. A.,

GainesvUle Gully Branch

Fisher H. C., Grace T. A..

Newnan Fletcher C. J., " Kirkland M.,

Johnston Station Kirkland

Wilkinson J. B., Denny B. A., Warthen G. D.,

" JEssex Thomas.

Borne (See p. 777.)

Little Bock, Ark

Sandersville McArthnr W. T.,

Lumber City

Anderson B. H.,

Savannah Butts A. G. (See p. 581.) Macon

Botts H. T.,

" Turpin A Ogden,

"

Coben M. A.,

" Heyser E.,

Madison

Falligant C. G., Footman B. H. A Co.,

" King B., " Hudspeth B. F.,

Marietta Newton

Grabfelder A. L.,

" Kellogg H. C.,

Pleasant Grave

Harden T. H. & Co., TSTeufville A Co., Olmstead C. H., Keitze C. A., Stewart J. T., Stoddard J. I., ^ Sullivan J. A Co., "5; ThomasD.R. (Seep. 679.)

" Arnow J. M., " Curtis A. C., " Johnson J. N., " Lamar G. W-, " Lamar P., ' Mills N. C.. " BobertBj.H., " Sullivan J. A Co.,

St. Marys '
Savannah " " " " "

WheatonJ.F.,tf Woodbridge A Neufville,

" Wylly G. W. Jr., " ErwinW. W.,

" Track Bock

Simmons J. C.,

Sparta Lott D.,

Way Cross

Wilson E. S.,

" Mumford S.,

Waynesville

Heath B. A.,

Warrenton

Terry G. W.,

Washington

Munnetlyn J. D.. Waynesbcrough

Callaway W. A.,

West Point

Jackson "W. 8. A Son,

(Manufacturers.)

Cooke W. C.,

Atlanta

Richardson F. M.,

Shumate B. D. Jr.

(Steamboat.) HolUngsworth C. T., KlinkC. A., Moore T. H., Bessent J., Barry W. F., Chase J. P.,
(Steamship.)

Augusta Columbus
" St. Marys Savannah

(See p. 327.)

Cohen O. A Co.,

Savannah

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Established 68 years ago Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

AGE

790

AUC

Hoist, Fullarton & Co.,

" McCormick's Harvesting Ma

Hunter W. & Co.,

" chines. H. 8. Shields, genl sou

Sorrel G. H.,

" agt,

Louisville, Ky

West J. B. & Co. (See p. 698.) " Mercke C. & Co.,

"

(Subscription.)

Carhart & Curd. (See p. 58.) Macon Farquhar A. B. (See p. 583.) "

Gillis A. J.,

Fortner CoIeR. D. &Bro.

Harper W. W.,

Peeksville (See p. 619.)

Newnan

Boeser John N., Smithton Smith H. M. Co., Eichmond.Va

( Transportation. )

Ayer & McDonald,

Borne

Gorringe C. W.,

Atlanta

Analytical Chemists.

MePheraon W.,

" Land W. J. (See p. 335.) Atlanta

Sergeant C. E.,

"

Wallace C. B.,

"

Agricultural Implements.

Architects. Fay&Bruyn. (See p. 315.) Atlanta L.ea William. (See p. 329.) "

Childa. Nickerson & Co.

(See p. 290.)

Athens

Avery B.F. & Sons, branch house.

(See p. 290J

Atlanta

Ferguson & Blount,

.,

Harwell & Smith (See p. 311)

Johnson M. W. & Co.,

Pursley & Davison,

Moore H.,

Augusta

StognerJ. agt,

"

Stone O. M. & Co.,

"

Johnson Harvester Co.,

Leo G. B.,

"

Parkins &Bruce. (See p. 327.) "

Small G. A.,

"

Brown B. w..

Augusta

Goodrich W. J.,

"

Tye M. M. (See p. 447.) Columbus

Fitzpatrick J. J.,

Herndon

Patterson M. A.,

Jug Tavern

Woodruff D. B.,

Macon

Wilson W. A.,

Maxey's

Nevitt J. J.,

Savannah

SchwaabA.,

"

Knox J. B.,

Union Point

Bockport, N. Y.

Artificial Limbs.

Wells G. W.,

Calhoun

(Manufacturers.)

Leroy B.,

Augusta

Evans C. M. (See back of title.) Cincinnati, O.

Artists.

Gregory J. R. Mrs. (See p. 315.)

Atlanta

Stand! nneqnmled tot caw of team, the _... ......

(Sketch.)

runs, u ibown tor the records, vltb More tku oe-

Iklrl IM warded a

fticttM

than an; other.

The only machine

Rooney A. C.,

Assayers.

Acworth

Bullock 8. W.,

Atlanta

on both Bone-Power and Thresher and Cleaner, atThe LandW. J., (See p. 335.)

"

Centennial Exhibition, ae shown by Official Report,

MwbelacbrenIljgtm:t"rmTm*xrlmgpemeuUdl|TKcm(Mtm>rtKm

I. tke Pwer to frtctl... Fr the

Attorneys at law.

tl*kMIneciT*r.USr*AnmrFXe.orDrrcarHaaAttUaSol>oDftitrlEinBe.et.,Mo ara~cpw-a"mSkteaktkme-,rr-wa-kll-eTh,raald-.md-nrterksees

(See Lawyers.) Auction and Commission.

CampT. (Seep. 457.) Harris H. C.

Covington Mash &Cox, Shackelford J. H. B.,

(See p. 502.) Johnson B. P.,

Fort Valley Griffin

Brunner C. W., Guthmaii L~. L.,

Brooks W. B., agt,

Grovetown Hall & Morris,

Brinly, Miles & (See p. 271.)

Hardy. Louisville,

Ky

Huff, McGanghey & Co., McDevitt M.,

Albany Atlanta

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Best Route East.

AWN

791

BAK

Olcott E. H. & Co., Powell C.,

Atlacni ta

Stieglitz F., TaberS. T.

Atlanta

Day & Badclifle,

Augusta EversG.,

Augusta

Force A. C.,

Ferber EL

1C

Freeman W. J.,

Hahn J. D.,

Heggie B. C. & Co.,

Krug C. A.,

Kaphan T. & Co.,

LassJ. W.,

Newby J. M.,

Merzeau L.,

Harrison C. 8., Hecht Jacob,

Columbiius

Moss R H. (c), Otto A.,

Cimningbam G. W.,

Griffin Peuffier M. Mrs..

Freeman T. W.,

Macon Beid J.,

Powers & Norris,

Borne Rival J.,

Blun & Demere,

Savannah Payre J. L.,

Lamar G. W., McLaughlin J. & Son, Schley George,

Smith F., " Chambers J. T., " Isaacs C. H.,

Bainbridge Barnesviiille

Awning Manufacturers.

Hems A. Mrs., Isaacs A.,

Brunswick 1C

Ergenzinger A.,

Atlanta Leben B. F. Mrs.,

CI

Hall H. C.,

Augusta Demont C.,

Camilla

Axle Grease.

Lepard W. R, Anderson J.,

Carrollton Cartersville

American Lubricating Oil Co. Vandivere A. D.,.

1C

(See p. 327.)

Atlanta Stoffragen H.,

Cedartown

Bagging Manufacturers;

Byle B. F., Cadman A. Mrs.,

Cochran Columbus

Hinde, Freer & Hlges, Columbus Feiler D. J. Mrs.,

Bakers and Confectioners.

Layfield J. M., Marcrum J. F. & Co.,

Bailey Bros, Demont J.,

Acworth Proramo F. X., Albany Bobinson W. T.,

Bailey J. F

Americus Stevenson J. Mrs.,

Hay J. M.,

Strapper I. G.,

Turpin G. A., .

Huson W. T.,

Conyers

Tnrpin J. A., BodeC., McCombs N. (e),

Langford J. R,

Atheitns

Trope M. C. Mrs., Haisten & Bro.,

H
Crawfordville Cuthbert

McDowell W., Flisch L.,

1C McWilliams J. B., cc CoUat L,

Darien

Schrimper F.,

cc Fisher J. M.,

Threlkeld J. J., Vonderlieth C. F. Mrs., Accorsini O., Agricola H. A.,

cc Heins John, II Crouch H. O., Atlanta Mize C. L., 1C Helfrich S.,

Dawson cc
Eatonton

Barrow A. Mrs.,

Chedel&Long,

Elberton

Becktoldt J. Mrs., Goetting C., Glynn M. Mrs.,

Arnold T. B., cc King J. R, II Wafl J. & Co.,

Everett's Station Fairburn Forsyth

Hartman M.,

II Brown T. M.,

Fort Games

Jack F. M.,

II Coleman & Odom,

"

Keeling W. J.,

II Douglass 8. J. Mrs.,

"

Kimball C., Loyd & Morgan,

II lanck P., II Frasner E.,

" Gordon

Martin F. Mrs.,

Goodwin D. W., Greensborongh

Massa E. A.. Murphy E. Mrs.,

Torbert 8. A., Jacoby A.,

'r Hawkinsville

Bedding H. V. M., Bomiwszeki J.,

Tarver W. H. & Bro.

II (See p. 533.)

HawkinsviUe

SextJ.,

II Whitenead J. C.,

Jeffersoa-

D. F. WILLCOX, \ Merchants & Mechanics Ina.Co.j ASSETS: Oen. Aft for O. j Virginia Home Insurance Co. ? ^808,887.21

BAK

792

BAN

McConneU O.,

Jonesborough Kottman J. T.,

Thomasville

Towers H. R., Edmundson J. D., Harris W., Kisler E. Mrs.,

Kingston Stark J.,

LaGrange
u
it

King E. L. A Bro., Pohl T. B., Cramer W. T.,

" Warrenton
" Washington

Scott C. H.,

<! Richards R. T.,

"

Zimmer V.,

11 Bright J.,

West Point

Keith J. J., KeUy J. W., Benner J. H. & T. M., Dinker J., Harvey M. T. Miss, Isaacs E., Kreutz A., MeGrath P., Merkel L.. Smith C. O., Sullivan E. Mrs., Waggenstein B.. Williams J. B.,

Louisvuille White W.H.,

"

Macuon it it it u 11 u
u
11 II

Banks and Bankers.

Bank of Amerleus,

Amerlcus

First National Bank,

"

Wheatley J. W. & Co.,

"

Bank of the University, Athens

National Bank of Athens,

"

Atlanta National Bank, Atlanta

Bank of the State of Georgia, "

Citizens Bank, of Georgia.

(See p. 307.)

Atlanta

Gate City National Bank,

"

Bohlen J. Torbert J. O..

Madisuon

Georgia Banking & Trust Co.,

James J. H.,



" "

Agricola R. J. T.,

Marietta Lowry W. M. &, R. J.,

"

Burruss J. B., Griffin W. A.,

Monirtoe

Merchants Bank (See p. 307.)

or

Atlanta. Atlanta

Spence J. W.,

Newnan Augusta Savings Institution, Augusta

Ives E., Ives 8. E.,

Quitmuan

Branch, Sons & Co., Curry G. P.,

" "

Kane F., Peters H. G.,

Roume

Georgia Railroad & Banking Co. (See top lines.) Augusta

Hines A.,

St. Simon's Mills National Bank of Augusta, "

Jernigan A. J..

Sandersville National Exchange Bank of Augusta,

Bartoli N.. Black W. M., Box P.M., Bradley L. M. Miss, Campbell W., Cavanaugh P., Derst J., Gardner J. (a), Giebelhouse G. W., Hunt J. A., Hunt B..

Savannitah it
u
11 II II II II
11 II

Augusta

Planters Loan & Savings

Bank. (See p. 373.) Augusta

The Bank of Augusta,

"

The Commercial Bank of Augusta,

Augusta

Barnesville Svgs Bank, Barnesville

Dexter C. H.

(See p. 405.)

Brunswick

Dexter J. M.,

"

DunnD.T. (See p. 405.)

"

Kessell A..

li Chattahoochee National Bank,

McCall D..

1

Columbus

Quinley C. Mrs., Quint J.,

1 <

Eagle and Phenix Savings Bank. (See p. 439.) Columbus

Ruwe J. H., Schafer P., Seholl J., Stach B., Stegmaier J. G., Ubele C. Jr., Walsh J. J.. Zink C.,

1
< II
11 II 11 11 II

Merchants' and Mechanics' Bank.

Columbus

The National Bank of Colum

bus. (See p. 443.)

Columbus

McCalla Bros..

Conyers

Hardwiek C. L. & Co.,

Dalton

Perry J. B.,

Dawson

Wooten W.,

"

Robinson W. T.,

Senoia Brown W. E.,

Fort Valley

Hunt E.. Roberts W. C. D.,

Spaurta

Head W. H., Banks & Bro.,

Forsyth Gainesville

Wallace W.,

Thomaston Brown Bros..

"

Gibbons W. A.,

Thomasville City National Bank,

Griffin

T1 AAVMF-

GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line West and Southwest.

BAB

793

BAB

Griffin Banking Co., Sehaefer G.,

Griffin Tandy S. (e), Hampton Watts K. (c),

Atlanta

Hawkinsville Bank & Trust Co., Wbitfield F. (c),

Hawkinsville Amonitti E. D.,

Lewls-Leonard A Co.,

" Butts J. A. (c),

Angnsta

Frost F. A.,

LaGrange Griffin J.,

LaGrange Banking ft Trust Co., " Holmes & Williams (e),

Central Georgia Bank,

Macon Low W. (c),

First National Bank,

" Shefton A. (c),

LwtonR. F. (Seep/583.) " WaltonD. (e),

Macon Savings Bank,

" WaltonG. W. (c),

Plant I. C. & Son, The Capital Bank,

" Withers T. (c), " Bobb L.,

Bainbridge

The Exchange Bank of Ma Oakes M. De L..

con,

Macon Carr W.,

High W. L.,

Madison Long J. (c),

Stovall G. B..

" Taylor G. T.,

Drumright W. P.,

Montezuma Taylor J.,

Bamesville Brookfield Brunswick
Camilla Cartersville

Lewis J. F. & Son, First National Bank,

" Jones J. (c), Newnan Terry W. E. (e),

Columbus

Peoples Bank,

" Wells L.,

Bank of Rome,

Borne Weems O. (e),

Hargrove & Williams,

" Wilson A. (e),

Printup, Bros. & Co.,

" Daniel B.,

The First National Bank,

" Johnson G. W.,

Blun & Demere,

Savannah Rhodes E. W.,

Dillon D. B.,

" Rhodes J. (e),

Hull Henry & Co.,

" Beckwith D. (e),

Merchants National Bank. Rogers W. H.,

(See p. 683.)

" Mason S.,

Savannah Bank tt Trust Co. Branbam J. G. (c),

(See p. 683.)

Savannah Shirey D.,

Southern Bank of the State of Nix G. I. (e),

Georgia. (See p. 683.) Savannah Jones H.,

Simmons J. C.,

Sparta Moore C., (c),

Wright A. P. A Co., Thomasville Thompson G. H.,

Lane B. Y. & Co.,

Valdosta Carson J. B.,

Bank of Washington,

Pitts G. W. (c),

Washington PittsJ. M. (c).

Lanier W. C. & L.,

West Point Hendon A. (c),

Barbers. Flelscher A. &Bro., McCarthy F.,

Harrison J. (c), Woods P. (c), Albany Brown W., Arlington F.,

Anderson H. (e),

Americus Braswell W. B. (c),

Covington & Co. See p. 281.) " Clark W. B. (c),

Sapp A Brydie (c),

Athens Ford J. (e),

Bailey H. (c). Bentley M. H. (c),

Atlanta James L. M., agt, " LobM..

Brown H. (c), HiU A. (c),

" Napier M. (c). " Savage W. (c),

Hoffman J. J., Hatching D.(c),

" Wilson E. C. (c), " Eggleaton C. (e),

Hutchins W. D. (e),

" Rogers A. J. (c),

Lewis O. (e),

" Cor J.,

Minor J. (e).

" Combs J.,

Morgan B. I. (c),

" Bogan J. (c),

Nash A. (c),

" Beach O.,

Robinson M. (c),

" Carrington L,

Schelpert L.,

" TisonB.,

Covington Cuthbiei rt Dawsiion Eastman Eatonton Fairburn
Fort Gaines Fort VaUey Greensborough
IT
Griffin
Jonesborough LaGraniige Leary's Louisville Macon
Madison Marietta Milledgeville
Milner Montezuma
Newniian Owen's Ferr

JA8. P. HARRISON & CO., State Printers, Publishers, and Binders, 27 A 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

BAT

794

BLA

BussellW. (c),

Perry

(Gardens.)

Fleischer. I., TaylorJ. F. (c),

Quitman Borne

Opera

House

Garden, Augusta

Groom W. Q..

Bussellville

(Manufacturers.)

Brace E. Y. (c),

Sandersvilie Atlanta Brewing Co.,

Atlanta

Bailey J. P. (c), BligerF.,

Savann11ah

Belting and Hose.

Brauss L., Carey J., CortinoC.Ay CummingsH. (c),

u II II

Mell W. B. & Co. (See p. 699.)

Savannah

Bill Posters.

Davis & Alston (c), Dobeon S. (c), Edwards D. P., Ernst H.,

JohnstonG. J. (See p. 319.) Atlanta

Heuisler J. F.,

Augusta

Billiard Parlors.

Qeret 8. L,

Cleveland B. F..

Aquilla

Herrman P..

BIUeyF.X. (See p. 341.) Atlanta

IngliBsW.T.(c),

Kimball House,

"

Jaugs tetter F.,

Markham House,

"

Jefferson J. M,

Girardey I. P. (See p. 369.) Augusta

Jones A. L. (c),

II Williams D. O. A.,

"

Lee W. Q.,

II Buhler L.,

Columbus

Provozanio V..

Creech J. B. & Co.,

Quitman

Sheftall J. B. (c),

II Findley D. H.,

Borne

Yeager G.,

II Bosenoaum H.,

Thomasville

BooneB.,

Sparta Hunt J. C.,

Valdosta

Madden D. C., Fans J..

Talbotton Thomasville

Billiard Tables.

LiebkeO.K,

(Agents.)

Marshall D. (c), Heath B., I**rwwinnLx. Ta..

Thomson Warrenton Washington

Girardey I.P. (See p. 369.) Augnsta Blacksmiths.

Newman H. D. (c), Waynesborough Brown J.,

Acworth

Trowbridge S. (c),

? Dobbs W.,

"

Harrison P.,

West Point Moore H.,

"

Baths.

Tanner W. J., Spain E.,

" Adamsville

(Turkish.) Wilson J. S.,

Chambers J.,

Atlanta

Hays J. K., Jordan J. B.,

Adel Air-Line
"

Beams and Columns.

Slator J. A., Boyd J.,

Allapaha Alien's Millfl

Willuns, Post & Co. (See p. m.)

Atlanta

Harden W. J., King W. L.,

" "

Bedsteads and Chairs.

TopeJ. B., Craig W. A.,

" Alpjine

(Manufacturers.

Hyatt H. C. (See p. 281.) Amencus McCollum G. W., Amy's Creek

Ristine&May.

Sosebee E. B.,

"

(See p. 327.)

Atlanta Clark W. W.,

Anvil Block

Beer.

KJrkes L. K., Sayer W. O.,

" Aquilla

Buhler L., Schoneman F. A.

Columbus Latty J. M.. McEntyre J. M.,

Arcadiiia

(See p. 587.)

Macon Denmark J..

Arcola

BergnerJt Engel, Geo. Ch. Gem- Bustin J. W.,

uenden, manager.

Furlow W.,

Arlington

(See p. 681.

Savannah KHgore J.,

Asbury

GemuendenG.C.(Seep. 681.) " Bassett J. M.,

Athens

Hone W. & Co.

Beusse C. L.,

"

SH,pyour Freight West via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

BLA

795

BLA

Hemphill J., Hurley D. C., Alexander Green (c), Bennett L., Covington W. F., Davis J. A, J., Gardner B. E., Golden F. 8., Harbin T. A. C.. Ivy B. S., Johnson A. J., Mann J., Rivers J. S., Johnson J. C., Battey Robert (c), Green B. (c), Slack U. B.,

Atheiins

Creek G. W., Borders S.,

Atlanta Jones J.,

Lamar B.,

u
" " i' 11 " ii 11

Bigsby W. J., Hindman A. J., Warlie D. A., Adair J. P., Parr & Guthrey, Myers W. W., Geddens W. W., Lively S. W., Brooks S.,

Auburn Evitt N.,

A' uguasta ii

Head J. W., Jackson B., Black T. H..

Cameron Cam"illa
11 ii Campbellton Canton Games ville Carrollton CassvUle Cat Creek
Cedar Groitve " "
Cedar Bidge

Christian F., Green J. M., Owen G. (c). Bartan J. W., Gibson H. G., Anderson J., Williams J. F., McDowell G. T., Bell F. C., Hutehins W. B.,

Auraria Longshore D., Ball Ground Meadows A..

Centreviitlle

Banksville Waddle J. M., Chalybeate Springs

Basco"bel

Pledger D. A., Butherford W. W..

Chattooeaville Cherokee Mills

Battle Grouiind

Stanfield B. M., Berry E.,

Belleview STix J.

Chestnut Flat Choes1t1oe

Belltiion

Fuller J. W., Grant W. D.,

ClarksviiUi e

Ruskin Jackson, Parker T. C., Bailey M., Brown J., Clement W., Roddy J. V., Rueker E., Rogers E. D.. Bales W. C.,

Bengal HuntJ. W.,

Berkshire Johnson H..

Big Creiiek it "

Wall A. M., Davis J., Harriaon A. G., Bedd G. W., Cameron D..

Blairsville Johnson J. H.,

Bloodworth's Bobuch W. T.,

Clarkston Clayton Clinchen
Coal Mount"ain Cobbville Coch1r1an

Moore J., Curry W. J., Crews J.F., Knowles E. M., Lovoorn W. D., SewellJ.. Duncan & Smith, Cheek J. B., Oilleland S. W., Burden J. N., Eaves J. A., ParrisN. D., MilnerA.. Banks E., Pritchard W. A., Clark O.. Smith J., Higgins B. T., MeCrayW., Stokes & Son, PoeeyJ. M., Easterling W., WaitD.T.. Maulding B. M.,

Boltonville Gaines & Thornton [e\ Boston Grenage J. (e),

Columbiius

Bowden Holbrook J. (c),

it

Martin J. (c), Moore & Dunwoody (e),

1C
II
"

Spencer & Banks (c),

Bowenville Terry T. (e), Bowersville Williams B. (c),
Wright A. (e),

ii 11

Bowmiian

Bush J. A.. Adams J. H.,

Colquitt Concord

Branch Martiu W.,

Condor

Brantley Coxwell G. T.,

Coogle's Mill

Bright Star Wagner J. C.,

Cooper

Brookfield Hannah L. M.,

Brown's Bridiige

Withers F. L, Cook L. J.,

Co1o1aa Cove City

Bryantville Gaines W. L,

Craftsville

Buena Vista McMullln J..

Colberth J. P., Buford Johnson T.,

Crawf1o1rd

Bull Creek Collins A., Byron Williams W.,

Crawford v1i1lle

Cairo Nelms G.,

Cromer'a

D U lITill/Av Colnmlms, represents Travelers Zdfe and Accident r . W lllUUX, $25 tuys 15,000, and pays $25 a week if disable!

BLA

796

BLA

Story P. M., Barber B. (c), Harrell J. M., Ingram C., Wilkerson W, K., Louis G. W., Williams P., McNiel B. (c). Reynolds I. (c), Thomas A., Alien & Alien, Wallace B., Hall J.,

Crystal Springs Miller L.,

Fail-burn

Culloden Miller J. P.,



Culvertou Major R. H.,

Fairmount

" Moss G.,

"

Cusseta Warlick A. S.,

"

Cut Off Bisbop & Thompson, Farmington

" HallT.M.,



Cutbbert Mayne J. P.,

"

" Wimbish Wy

Flat Shoals

" Pennington J., .

Forsyth

Dallas Garrison D. W., Fort Buffington

Danburgh Latham J.,

"

Danielsvifle Terrell T.,

"

Long O., Sayers W., Lee & Smith, Morgan W. M., Lamons J. M., Oesterreicher J., Crane J. D., GrifflnJ., Harris D., Jay J., Jay T., Smith G. W., Stephens L. A., O'Quin S., Tankerley J., Self & Harper,

" Pittman P.,

Fort Gainea

Dark Corner King J. C. & Son, Fort Mountain

Dawson Mathis & Cook,

Fort Valley

Dawson ville Thaeker L., > Freemansville

Dixie Munson M. A.,

Frick'a Gap

" Griffin W.,

Fryer's Pond

Dixon Lambert J. E.,

"

" Dillard J. (c).

Genevi

" Burlison & Morrison. Georgetown

" Kilburu S.,

GillsviBe

" Griffin W.,

Girani

" Mobley B. H..

"

" Leath D.,

Glen Alto

Dixonia Cain H. W.,

Gogginsville

Double Branches Scarborough J.,

Goldsborough

Dnuglasville Michael A. G.,

Good Hotf*

Griffith B. M., Stephens D.,

Draketown Watkins J. P., " CampD. M..

" Goodwill

Vandigriff C. P., Whittington B., Arnow B. M.,

" Wright L., Du Pont Duncan F. E.,
Dublin Burger M.,

Goshen GrantviDe Graysville

Jackson C., Cannon B., Herrington J. I., Strickland I. N.,

Dubois GodseyW. G., Duluth Armor J.,
" Huatt W. C., " Gates H. (c),

" Green Hfll Green Bush Greenville

Corvath Lee, Smith F.,

Eagle Cliff Wilson 8. A., " Bowers J. H.,

Qreshamville Grove

Christain C- W., Burt M. (c), Marshall W. (c), Clark E. B.,

Eagle Grove HaJlC.W., Eatonton Grayeon T. J., " Hickey J. (c), Elberton WiUiams S. (c),

" Guyton HaUoc* Hamilton

Frady B. R, Culbertson J. B., LanefaresW. H., Barrow G. M. McLaln C., Pence J., Gaines 3. W. & Son, Tumlin J. C., AdfeinsT., Adkins Z., Crozier J.. Blaekwell W.,

Ellijay Breakfleld J. W.,

Haraleon

Erastus Bay J. K.,

Harmony Grove

" Turner J. J.,

"

Erin Wilkes H-,

Hartridgevffle

" PoweU & Bollman,

Hartwell

Esom Hill Beid W. L,

"

Eubarlee Vickery J. T.,

"

" Armstrong B. L., Hatcher's St

Eureka Hyde A.,

"

" Snow J. P.,

,"

" Taylor I.,

"

Eureka Mills Girtman D. L. A Bro., Hazlehowt

Bucker B.,

" Gibson W.,

Hiawassee

Henson W. T., Everett's Springs Latbam J. E.,

Mobley J. B.,

. Evergreen Ponder V. M.,

Hickory FW "

McK/own & Mayfleld,

Fairburn Wiley J. L.,

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Lula

Peterson J. M.,

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Lulaton

Marks F. C.,

Hillaborough Albright I. O.,

Lutheraville

Reese P.,

" Andrews E. G.,

Mclntosb

White C.,

" Moore J. W.,

McVUle

Andrews H.,

Hinesville Wilhite A. J.,

Macedonia

Fields B. N.,

Hogansville Collins T. C. (c),

Macon

Morgan J. J.,

" Davis L.,

"

Tatum J.,

" Giles J. B..

"

Holland J H.,

Holland's Mills Goodwin J. (e),

Poe O. (c),

Hollonville Jones H. (e),

Clayton O. P.,

Holly Springs Masterson C.,

Bagsdale W. M..

" Moore C. (c),

Smith W. D.,

Homerville White Abner (c),

McDanel A. N-,

Hosch's Store Klein F.,

Madison

Castellaw H. J.,

Howard Beed A. (e),

"

(Worn A. J.,

Humboldt Brown A. J.,

Maiden Branch

Patrick W.,

Iron Bock Giles N.,

Mapleford

Wheeler J. (cj,

Irwinton Thompsons.,

"

Hallenny J. T.,

Jeffersonville Fulcber J.,

Marcus

McCloy J. T.,

" Manning P. P.,

Marietta

Brace M. V.,

Jerusalem Farmer A. W.,

Mattock

Moss J. N.,

" Weitman J. F.,

"

Moes R. D.,

" Mosely C-,

Mauldln's Mills

Chapman J. C., Johnston Station Wilson J. Ly

Maxey'a

Peacock K.,

" Wallace & Howard,

MayaviUe

Hughie J. P.,

Jonesborough Bradfoni W.,'

Mekoee

Harben J.,

Juno Campbell G.,

"

Gibeon J. 8. & Son,

Kennesaw Swilfer J. S.,

"

Rutherford T- M.,

" Cox J.,

Melville

Gaines J. B.,

Kingston O'Brien M.,

"

Bead J.,

" Pledger D. A.,

"

Smith & Wilder,

Knoxvffle Thompson J. M. J..

Meeena

Centre & Mize,

LaFayette WorrillJ.,

"

Cox G.,

LaGrange Blackwell T.,

MJca

Culberaon & Roberteon (c),

" Groover C.,

"

Worley W. V.,

Lairdsborough Billing J. O.,

Middle Ground

IHayes G. H.,

Lamar's Mill Cooper, Baiford & Cooper (c),

Griawell & Co.,

Lawrenceville

MiUedgeville

Mills J.M.& Co.,

" Shelverton & Tnrner,

"

Martin W.,

Leary's CourfilinJ.,

Miller

Pace & Newton,

" CoxH.,

MUltown

Wilson T. 8..

Leatheraville Willis W. J>.,

Miluer

Webb & Elder,

Leesburgh Clark J.,

Mineral Springs

Williams H.,

Cagle W.,

"

CrawfordW. H.,

Lenton Humphries W.,

Mobley Pond

Mocvre T.,

Leo Burney G.,

MonBceilo

Nix T. B.,

EppsM.,



Sargent E. H.,

Richmond J. A.,

Morganville

Maddox & Grubbe, Liberty Hill Stokes G. J.,

"

Smith 8. H.,

Lay Pond Thomas W. B., Morrow's Station

KirkusJ.,

Litbonia Goin B.,

Mount Pleasant

Sorrow F. C.,

" Ellison J. M.,

Mount Zion

Griffin J.,

Little Creek Holmes T. K,

"

GriffinS.,

" Smith & Dunnegan, Mountain Hill

Crawford J.,

Lombardy Batcliff W. C.,

Mountaintown

Brown EL,

Loudsville Bowling B.,

Nalxonta

Jwrard W H.,

" McLaoghin J. T.,

Nannie

Walker J. N.,

Lowell Green W.,

Naomi

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDEX the best Advertising Medium In the South.

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New Hope Alderman W. F.,

Bed Branch

Matthews W. C.,

41 England P. M.,

Bed Claj

Oatwell 8,,

Eorn L. B.,

Beedy Spring

Smith B. C.,

New Market Thompson D. J. Bev.,

"

Berry & Leverett (c),

Newnan Podget J. H.,

Beidsvllle

Corcoran T.,

Griffith J.,

Bepon

Edmondson B.,

Vines C. JS. Bev.,

^

Sbertnan & Powell,

Axson A.,

Biceborough

Coleman J.,

Nochway Baker W.,

Bobertson's Store

Griffin H..

Norwood Dhastain J.,

Muse T. B.,

Oak Bower Bolton L..

Bock Spring

Walker H. H.,

Oakland Shields J. M.,

Bullock J. A., Johnston J. O. A.,

Ochlochniiee

Btenson J. B., House J. E..

Bocky Creek

Jones P.,

Ogeecbee McWilliams G. B., Bocky Mount

Latham G.,

Orange York J. J.,

Deaton W. C., Mickle P., Drury D..

Osceola Jones B. H.. Ousley Otwell L. M., Owens' Ferry Bowers T. C.,

Borne RoeweD Boyaton

Morgan v.,

Owensbyville Edwards J. J.,

Hill J. G.,

Palmetto Phillips T. A. T.,

Thomas I. G.,

Huckaboy J.,

Kussellvilk

Thomas J. W..

" Crossley A. S..

Rutledge

Christian T. F.,

Paoli Hill I/.,

St. Elmo

Bobinson& McCurdy,

" Darden J.,

St. Mark't

Buffington W.. Fisher B.C., '

Parker's Store Collins J. B.,



" Harmon H. O.,

Sallao11oi

Franks M. A.,

" Broom & Cooke,

SandHffl

Becton L.,

Parramore Hill Laveigne <fc Weedon, Sandersvifle

O'Neal T. P.,

Pearson Pringle & Orr,

McWilliams L.,

Pelham Tapper J. T.,

Ginshaw H.,

Pendarvis Jones J.,

Sandy CTOB

Bodgers 3. A. A Co., PerkinsJunct'n Steele C. H.,

Rainey W. L.,

Perry Jones J. W.,

Santa Laa

Cooper W. H.,

Perry's Mill McFarland B. C.,

MeSwain A.,

" Canty T.,

Savannh

Beese S..

" Clemence J.,

McEacbin H.,

Pine Grove Cornell L. M..

Dysart J.,

Pine Log Gnann W. W.,

Franks L. C.,

" Heagney J.,

Jones B.,

Plneville Kent A.,

Smith E. P.,

Plainville Miller B.J.&H.H.,

Bell 3. P.,

Pleasant Grove O'Connor D.,

Christopher J. M., Pleasant Retreat Smith & Nolan,

Pitman A.,

Polksville Stall W. H.,

BogersC.,

Tynan John W. (See p. 701.)

Millican B. H.,

Pond Fork Johnson W. H.,

Scarbo:

Cook M.,

Pond Town Wells F. O.,

Jeter A. M.,

Collins J. F.,

Schlattervilk

Honea T.,

Pots Mountain Stone J. A.,

Fleming A., Fleming J.,

Powder Springs Whilden E., " BullJ.,

Seno*

House H. C.,

" Martin S. (e),

Seven Islan*

House M.,

" Flemuig G. W.,

Shady Grow

Martin B. C., Stokes W. S., Green B. S.,

Powers Hudens T., Preston Johnson F., Providence Keating E.,

ii Shut?

Hembree 8.,

Puckett Station Easou E. P.,

Dillard A. G.,

Babun Gap Johnson J.,

Davis T.,

Bed Bluff BoddyJ.,

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VameU's Station

BespessF.j

SilQam Chapman W. O., Vickery's Creek

Grace N. J., HfflW.H.,

Simsvtitlle

Mabry J., McDaniel C.,

Victory Vienna

Payne J., CaWwell R.,

Skelnah Hilderbrand Vf. H., Smith's Mills Velom B. J.,

Villa Bica "

Johnson W. S., Eubanks G. T.,

Smithville Williams J. B., Smyrna Brown & Sampson.

" ViUanow

Brown M.. Bolding F. M., Wallace J.. Wallace W. J.,

Snapping Shoals Kinsy B. C.,

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Sonora Chambers J..

Vining Station

South Newpuort

LeeJ., McKensie J. & H.,

Wadley

Wynn A.,

Sparta Wise J. F.,

Patrick & Webb.

Spring Place Adams J.,

MeLain J. I.,

Stephens Austin J. P.,

Chambers G.,

Stephensville Christopher X,

Sanders H. B.,

Stilesborough Anderson L. B..

Wilkes J. Jr.,

Stirling McBae W. A.,

Shettlesworth B. B., Stoekbridge Phillips N.,

Killiam M. A., Stone Mountain Brannan J.,

" Wahoo
" Warm Springs
" " Warrenton

Bailey, Anderson &Co.. Summerville CasUeberry L.,

Warrior

Strain & Pitts, North B.,

" Harris G. W., Summertown Hovis A. C.,

Warwick WatervUle

Adams J. P.,

Sunny Dale Attaway J.,

Waynesborongh

Dorsey Z. T.,

Sunny Side

Edenfield & Hagan,

Sylvania Collins'Wj

West Point

Owens W.,

" Clements F., White Sulphur Springs

Hide L. & Bro..

Talking Bock Gilbert F. J..

Whitesburgh

Warlick B. F.,

Gilbert J. W.,

l?

floyd A.,

Taylbr's Creek Moore J. S.,

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Baker L. L.,

Teloga Springs Hood B. G.,

Whitesville

Moore A., Fletcher W. M., Maloy D. W.,

Texas Norwood J. A., Temperance Dyer J.,
McWhorter E. H.,

" Wildwood Wilsonville

toy W., Binty H.,

The Bock Loyd & Bryant, Cash H.,

Winfred Wood Lawn

Chapman T., Thomas L..

Thomas' Mills Hampton H.,

.

Bridges J. G.,

" Woodbury

Webb W. W., Roberts G. W., Callum S. C.i Martin W. H.,

Thomasville FordJ., Thomson Peek H. S., Tilton Patterson J., Bailey W. H.,

Woodville Wooley's Ford
Yellow Biver

McCue & Carter, Pierce W..

Toccoa Nash L. M., Elder A.,

" Yorkville

Whitloek A. J., Griffin G. A., Keener J. D., Sorrells T., WarUckW.,

" Griffith W.,

Town Creek Lyle P. C-,

t

McBrien J.,

GuUedge T.,

" Caldwell & Slade,

" " " Young Cane Zebnlon

te.FT.T-'

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Swrason Bl, A. J., .,
jwwman T. C., . C.,'
. H.. rker & Bolden, Stanley E.,

" Harrison Jaa. P. & Co.

Tugalo (See top lines.)

Atlanta

Maynard R. J. & Co.

Tunnel Hill (See p. 325.)

"

1C Ramspeck C. M. (See p. 327) "

Unionviiille 11

Walker, Evans & CogsweU.

(See p. 783.)

Charleston, S. C

Gilbert Thos.

Vanzant's Store (,See p. 445.)

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Sturtevant G.,

Hawklnsvffli

Southern States Coal, Iron & Amoss B. B.,

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Land Co.

Brown B..

Mao*

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Irvine E. D., Boot W. K.,

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Gifford J. A.,

Atlanta Bayne E. A.,

MilledgeviDt

Noble J., Jr.,

" Carter M. L. A Co.,

Newnan

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Connor E. M., QuantockA Pournelle, Schreiner 8. A.,

Savann"ih "

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Atlanta Rolling Mill Co.

McClellan A. E. Miss, Thomasvflfc

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Atlanta Herzberg M.,

West Point

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Boots and Shoes.

Harrison Jas. P. &- Co.

(Manufacturers.)

(See top lines.)

'Atlanta

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"

Ramspeck C. M. (See p. 327) "

Jovritt & Shaver.

Augusta

Sainsimon & Paul,

"

Walsh & Wright. (See p. 377.) "

Gilbert Thos.

(See p. 445.)

Columbus

Burke J. W..

Macon

Bstill J. H. (See p. 703.) Savannah

Nichols G. JV., (See opp. 698) "

Brumby J. W.,

Atheu

Eberhart B. P. 4 J. G.,

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Varney W. P.,

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772.)

Atluitt

Moon P. L.,

Cartenvilli

Finger M.' W., Lilly C. A..

GaineBviilile

Simmons A. A.,

LaFayettt

Keith J. J.,

Loulsvilto

SchallH.,

Maoon

Coryell & Thompson

Marietta

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Welch A Mitchell,

Albany

Aycock A. Miss,

(See p. 281.)

Americus

Burke J. W., Fleming W.,

Athe11ns

Hitchcock & Walden.

(See p. 317.)

Atlanta

Lynch &; Thoraton,

Phillips & Crew,

Rawson & Hancock,

Richards J. J. & S. P.

(See p. 336.)

Gates G.-A.,

Augusta

Pendleton A. P.,

Quinn P. Mrs..

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BichardsW. T., & Son,

"

Mann 8. F.,

Barnesville

North L.,

Brunswick

Walker. Evans & Cogswell.

Humphries W. H.,

Spencer W.,

Brown A Casey,

Maysvilla

Langley T. J., Lovelace J. M. A SOD

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ThomaatM Watkinsvilla

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Eddleman A Bowie,

Atlanta

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Riser M. C. & J. F. & Co.

(See p. 272.)

Myers & Marcus.

August*

Nelson Sam'1 A/&, Co.

(See p. 7840

Charleston, a C

Coleman S. T. & Co., Nussbaum & Dannenberg, Singleton, Hunt A Co.,

Maouoo ii

Meinhard Bros. & Co.

(See p. 699.)

Savannah

(See p. 783.) Charleston, S. C.

(Retail.)

Chaffin William J.,

Columbus Isaac A.,

Albany

Pease J. W. & Norman,

" Black B. C.,

PowellT..S.,

Cnthbert Brown P. F.,

Americuw

Chapman B. F.,

Dahlonega Snead A Co.,

Athea

Trimble J. L. & Co.,

Dalton Banks A Cox,

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Thomaston Tugalo

Price G. W.,

Miller & Bro.,

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Yates A. J., Augusta Ford J. W.,
Howell J. H.,

Yatesville Zebulon

Force- L. L.. GtUaher E. F., Henry T. W., Keenan P.,

(ffltert.)

Nees W.,

Augusta

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McKnight & Whittendale Mnlherin W.,
hey N. W. A Co.,

Stokely T., White F., Williams G. C.,

Acworth "

iby J. W.,

Sugars T.,

JieC. P.,

Camilla McLane EL,

Bedell W.R., ErtesJ. M.,

Columibius

Watson H. B., BayJ.,

Kyle J. & Co. (See p. 445.)

Stewart G..

Meyer W.,

Miller W. R,

ftyor G. C.,

Patillo G. M. T.,

Adamsville Air-laiine
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Newnan Hilton W. A.,

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JettJ. L.,

Johnson H.,

Sandersville Jones B. H. (c),

Savannitah

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CaldwellM.,

Bairdstown George J. M.,

Waldrup F. M.,

Ball Ground Underwood G. P.,

Evans W..

Banksville Wheatly J.,

DayW. W.,

Barber's Creek Lane J. D.,

Malone & Hammett,

Bartow Daily 8.,

Myers F. M.,

Belton Schenk W..

Florence O.,

Berzelia BeU & Lewis,

Tedder T. P.,

Big Creek Palmer H. T.,

Wood J. L.,

Blue Spring McHan J. F.,

Smith J..

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Barren J.,

Bowdon Carrell W. W.,

Smith G.,

Bowenville Smith H..

Butler Y. D.,

Bright Star Cannon G. W.,

ShinB.,

Brooks Station Hood J. V. B.,

Stenfield J. T.,

Calhoun Hayes L.,

James F. J., Morgan B., Morgan D. W.,

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Campbellton Falkner J.,

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Butler F.M.,

Carrollton Massingale J.,

Guthrie D. M.,

Cassandra NoblesJ.,

Teat W. B.,

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Talley W. H.,

Cedar Grove Brantley 8. H.,

Hannah F. O.,

Centreville Graves W..

Bullock 8. Jr., Chalybeate Springs Mayne J. P.,

Saylows C.,

ChUdsvifle Mooney W.,

Lambert B. C.,

Ciarkesville Clark W.,

Hunnicutt N. A., McCurry A..

Clay"ton

Hosteller A. B., Andrews J. B.,

Garrett W. P.,

Coal Mountain Evans J. A.,

Miller B. M.

Hutchinson J. M.,

Lee H. C.,

Cochran Williams R. G.,

Carter W. C. (c), Cook H. (e), Crew W. (c), Davis H. M, Hudson I. E., Jarrett J. (e), Luke W. H., Miles B. (e). Stephens W. H., Flowers W. H.,

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Cooper Hughes J.G.,

Bichardson A. D., .

Covington Culpepper J. D.,

Luther H.,

Crawford Klrcher F.,

Evans D.,

Crawfordville Beasley E..

DuffeeJ. W.,

Creswell Bobo J. O.,

Grace W.,

Crystal Springs Whitehead L.,

Jackson A.,

Home W..

Harrison A. F. (c),

Culloden Suell J. 8.,

Duffey V. M., Talbot J.,

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Plainville

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Jones Mills Joswick S. D.,

Langston E. P. &Son. Jonesborough Lacy J.,

PolksviUe

ShuffleldH.P., Hughes J. L., Price J. N.,

Juno Bakestraw W.,

Kennes"aw

Voodsworth A., Silvers W. W.,

Powder Sprin"gs Bed Clay

Jackson J. (c),

LaGrange WillisJ. W.,

Binggold

Ivie W. S., Smith J. W. M., Barnett L.,

Lawrenceviiille

Brice 8. A., Davis J. T.,

Leary's Williams W. W.,

Bock Springs ii

Crosier J., McCarty D,,

Leathersville ifann & Tarry, Lexington White Wi D:,

Rocky Cre11ek

Turner J. T..

jangston & Burnettj

* Borne

Turner W. K,,

Lincolnton Arnold & Co;,

Boswell

Bailey J. 8., Statham 8..

Logansville Drake A Co., Long Cane Webb B Pi,

ii

Black J. W., Horsely T. H.,

Lutherevi1U1 e

Britt Ji Ti, [x>ng H.,

Bussell ville Butledge

PagettW. B,, Epps W. (c). McKervey H., Price P. H., White J.,

McDonough Humphries Ji,

Mac"on 11 u

Humphries M. Mi. Floyd W. H., Sanders W. G., Adams J. T.,

Salt Springs
Sandersviiille 84tidy Cross

Masters W.,

Madison Trainer C. W. H. Bev.. Sandv Bidee

Burgess T. A., Humphreys A. C., Humphreys T., Seay M.N., Whitney J. G.. Smith T.J., Mapp J.,

Martin Cler C. P.,

Maysvuille ii 11

Pahy J., Fleming J., Ford J. (c), EaasC.,

Melville Hermes A..

Mesena Lepinsky J.,

Savanniiah ii
1C
11 11 11

StewartB. (c),

MilJedgeville Lucatis M.,

11

Griffin S. B.,

Monroe Miller I.,

1C

Chamberlin J.,

Montezuma NagleJ.,

1C

Campbell J. L.,

Monticello Bobider L.,

11

Trimble W. C., LogginsP. B., Trotter B., Youngblood T., Parker J. W.,

Mount Zion Parker W. C.,

Nacoochitee ii

Bickes G. B., Landrhon W. N., Biggers E. A.,

Nail's Creek Fisher B. H.f

Sbarpsburgh
Smyrna Snapping Shoals
1C

Whitman G. f Burke C. M.,

New Prospect Parham E. M., Newborn Stone G. M.,

Sonora 1C

Jones A., Olmstead S., Booth C., Thomson W. B.,

Newnan Hillman G. H., u Napier G.,
Nickvffie Cofman A. S., Norwoot Lindsay J. D.,

Sparta Spoonville Stilesborough

Walker J., Brown J. B.,

Branan G. B., Ochlochuee Shields H. C.,

Stockbridge

Doolittle L. P., Plnckney A.,

Osceola Miller J. G., Owen's Ferry Mullenix A.,

Stone Mountain

HearnS. P., McGhee B. P.,

Owensbyville Overby H., Smith J..

Subligna

Gwin T. M., KohlS. 8.,

Parker's Store Bevill W. B., Jr. Penfield Kemp H.,

Sylvania

Spencer B..

" Bibby D. M.,

Murphey J. P., Peeking Junction Madden D. C.,

Talbotitio

Collrns E., Jones D. G., Barber T., Nicholson J.,

Pe1r1ry

Meyer J. P., Black J..

Pine Log Hall A.,

Pine Mountain Strickland T.,

Talking Bock

53

D. F .Willcox,

(J*., npremti oldttt ui ani American Innranoe OempudM.

BOW

804

BBO

Adams J.,

Tennille Hunter J.,

Savannah

Coats H. H.,

The Bock Johnson J. N.,

"

Cason W. B. B.,

Thomson Mills G. J..

"

Flanigan J. T.,

" WayneT.S. Jr.,

"

O'Tyson H., Boone J. F., Vaughn J. F., Hanson T..

" Toomsborough
'F Tusculum

(\\CsUa>tttMleG~j\ Cox Dudley Dr.,
(General.)

Savannah

Morrow W. H..

Union Point Warren A Hobba,

Albany

Weaver W. J.,

UnionviUe 3ary H. H.,

Antioch

Simmons J.,

Varnell's Station Lucas F. B.,

Athens

Allgood J. N.,

ViUa Rica Tones J. Jr., '

Atlanta

Wilson R. 8.,

" Morgan J. H.,

"

Brinson D.,

Warrenton Dexter C. H. (Seep. 404.) Brunswick

Webb Van,

Warrior Ounn D. T. (See p. 404.)

"

Qoodwin J.,

Washington Sead W. H.,

Forsyth

Smith J. B.,

Waynesborough Liewis, Leonard & Co., Hawkinsvillo

Easton W.,

West Point Tinsley Fleming D.,

Macon

Christopher W.,

White Plains Ash C. B.,

Savannah

Pentecost F. T.,

Whitesburgh DutenhoferA.,

"

Kimbrell J. J.,

Wilsonville

(Merehandite.)

Howard W. W., Taylor S. H., Crumbley J. J.,

Wood Lawn Woodbury
Wynn's Mill

Byrd B. T. & Co., Lucas F. W. & Co., Orr & Hunter,

Amerlcus Athena "

Bowling Alleys.

Dewald G. A.,

Atlanta

Wallace Joe W. (See p. 404.)

Hammock C. C.,

Brunswick

TItnllnlacaa uT..
Jones R M.,

"
"
"

Breweries.

McGnireJ. T.,

"

Atlanta City Brewing Co.,

Atlanta

Smith By Townes S. T.,

" "

Bridge Builders.

Williams W. M.,

Wilfcins, Post & Co. (See p. 339.)

Harden W. A.,

Atlanta

Chappell L. H., 8pearH.P.,

" Columbus
"'i

Bridge Iron.

Vandenberg E. B.,

Atlanta Rolling Mill Co.

, (Seep. 304.)

Atlanta

Watkins A B. F., Carnes W. W., jToftnnAeQs Ti1. So3.,

Brokers.

Haas A. & Bro.,

" Forsyth
Macon
"
Savannah

(Bond, Stock and Money. )

Clarke W. H.,

Atlanta

Stetson W. S., (Pavm.)

"

Powers & Egleston,

" Salashin G. & S.,

Atlanta

Blaisdell Frank..

(Prownon.)

(See p. 373.)

Augusta Cummings J. F. 4 Co.,

Atlanta

Conen John Jay. (See p. 369.) "

Cohen J. J. & Sons.

"

Pears J. W., Haas A. & Bro.,

.

" "

Harris C. W., Verdery M. J. & Co.
(See p. 373.)

" Logan 4 Co..

"

BiseU K. & Co., Chappell L. H., '

" Augusta Columbus

Yonge & Grimes.

(See p. 4470

Columbus

Cubbedge R. W.,

Macon

Lawton R. F. (See p. 583.) "

Carnes W. E., Ripley L.,

Jonesborougli Macon
(Jtice.)

Lockett J. W.,

" Buchanan F.,

Savannah

Bipley L.,

" Pritchard 4 Morrell,

"

Stoveall W. Y.,

Powder Springs

(Ship.)

Blun & Demere,

Savannah Graybill J. H.,

Savannah

Hartridge A. L.,

" Marshall T. B. A Bro.,

"

TAKE the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line from Macon.

BRO

805

CAB

Roberts J. A. & Co.,

Savannah Dees J. M.,

Drayton

(Tobacco.) Hall G. W. & Son, Lowndes G. 8.,

Shuther 8. S.,

Atlanta

Moon B. L, Boggs J. B.,

Stewart G. W.,

Eatonton Harmoy Grove
Leiington Lily Pond

Broom Manufacturers. Bryant M. T..

Melville

Lenfestey A. 8.,

Edgewood

LashJ., Houston E. J.,

Morgan Nacoochee

Builders' Material,

Garrison H. P.,

Nail's Creek

Ashley W. G. (See p. 302.) Atlanta

Toale Mnfg Co.

(See p. 782.)

Charleston, S. C

Tye M. M. (See p. 447.) Columbus

Willingham W. A.,

'"

Guernsey T.,

Macon

Remshart George H.

(See p. 699.)

Savannah

Snead W. Hy

Nashville

Johnaton J. L.,

Ocblocbnee

Myers H.,

Peachstone Shoals

Britton J. B.,

Pine Log

Gardner W. J. M.,

Powers

Johnson A.,

Ringgold

Trimmier A Parsous,

Croker J. J.,

Reed Creek

Ooear J. W.,

Burial Caskets and Cases.

Nelms F. M., King J. R,

Rocky Creek
Boswell

Hall L.. H. &. Co. (See p. 315.)

Wales T., Atlanta Heller A..

Sap ta Lucca Savannah

Business Colleges. (See also Academies, Schools, Elc. )

Wilkius T. M., Sims J. W., A.AnuisulEejyr C\j. C^-.i

Senpla Smithville

Moore's Southern Business Fincher W. C., Snapping Shoals

University.

Forbis L. R,



(See back paster.)

Atlanta Dempsey J. J.,

Sonora

McCarthy M. B.,

Savannah Friesse J.,

Sparta

Butter and Cheese.

Moore B., Knight Bros.,

Summerville Valdosta

Rogers C. D., agt,

Savannah Fitts E. M.,

Wbltesburgh

Cabinet Makers.

Harris M., Callaban W.,

Wood Lawn Woodville

McAlister & Mroczkowsky, Albany Holdeu T. J.,

Wynn's MiU

Tilton N. B.,

Athens Gore M.,

Yorkville

Weinmeister & Sparks, WigginsJ.,

Atlanta

Cameo Cutters.

Feuser C. A.,

Augusta Avet L.,

Savannah

Voelker W., Foster D.,

" Billow

Candy Manufacturers.

Stephenson J.,

" Block F. E.,

Atlanta

Garrett J. M.,

Bowdon Jack & Holland.

Payton L N.,

Bowenville (See top edge.)



White H. V., Cheek W. H., Williams B. M.,

" L.agomarsino J. (See p. 331.)

Bowersville Buena Vista

Clark B. P., Hahn J. D.,

Auguusta

Eiimey J. B.,

Cassville Lainback G. F.,

Gailey A., Dover S. W., Hightower H..

Clarkesville Erminger & Hancock, Clayton BogersM. R, .Cocbran Smith C. C.,

Maciton ii

Banner & Bidley (c), Columbus Fitzgerald M.,

Savannah

Henderson T. J.,

Couyers Hemandez J. E.,

Presley J., Harris & Graham, Roberts N. W. & Son, Powell U. M., Durand S. A.,

Cromer's Dallas "
Dawson Decatur

Cane Mills.

(Manufacturers. )

Athens Foundry and Machine

Wits. (See p. 291.)

Athens

Gosline 4 Heaton, Douglasville

Carpenters.

Bond & Joiner,

Drayton (See Qmtraeton and Buffdert.)

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Cstabllshed 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

CAB

806

CAB

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Etc.

Lasslter T. C., HartT. J.,

Danburgh Dawson

Chamberlin, Boynton & Co., Atlanta Land J. A.,

Douglaaville

Lathrop&Fain, Bailie J. G. & Bro.,

" Rice B., Augusta Auld J. P.,

Taylor W. & B. P., Wood T., BchwarzE. A.,

Macon Crozier J., " Christopher S. P.,
Savannah Floyd E.,

Carriage Repositories.

Murphy J. H., PirkleJ.L.,

Eatonton Blberton
Eureka Fairburn Fayetteville Flowery Branch

>

Jarvis& Sto1f.ee. (See p. 319.) Carriages.

Atlanta

(Manufacturers and Dealers.)

Jernigan W. H-,

Fort Chimes

Miller O. H.,

Fort Valley

BevJs J. F.,

Franklin

Gower B. N.,

Gainesville

Hendenon W. H. (See p. 509.)

Ford J. J.,

Adamsville Walker G. W. (See p. 509.) "

Folsom B. R.,

Albany Nunery A. J.,

Geneva

Lehman F.,

" Michael J. W.,

Good Hope

Woodward B. L.,

" Walltbaul T. H.,

Greenbush

Hyatt H. C.

Sitton H. C.,

Greensborough

(See p. 231.)

Amerlcus Dlckinson J. F.,

' Griffin

Oliver & Oliver,

" Woodruff L. L.,

"

Beavers &Burpee,

Athena Turnipaeed W. W.,

Hampton

Hodgson Bros.,

" Echols R. A.,

Harmony Grove

Curtis J. A.,

Atlanta Mock H..

Harrell

Finney A. T.,

" Presnell C. P.,

Hartwell

Jarvis & Stokes. (See p. 319). " Wilcox, Miller & Co., Hawkinsville

Powers W. & Son,

" Middlebrooka 8. H., Hillsborough

Rogers G. C.,

" Harrison J. F.,

HollonviDe

Smith J.M. (See adv.)

" Dyar R. J.,

Homer

Spence N. C.,

" Hatfleld T.,

Irwinton

Day, Tannahill & Co.

Augusta Rutland Bros.,

"

May R. H. & Co.

Gilmore & Guill,

Jackson

(See p. 371.) Augusta and Macon Gardiner C. H.,

Jeffersonville

Smith J. G.,

BarnesvlUe Smith W. B.,

Jonesborough

Summers & Murphey,

" Jones A. P.,

LaGrange

Carr 8. P.,

Battle Ground Mills J. M. A Co., Laureneevffle

Rice J.,

Bowenville Irby D. N.,

Linton

Benson W. D.,

Branfley Harrell G. H.,

Louisville

Griffin L. M.,

Brookfield McCoy D. B.,

Lowell

Webb & Bro.,

Buena Vista Collins W. W.,

Macon

Edenfleld D. J.,

Canoochee Freeman B. J.,

"

Bartlett B.,

Carrollton May R. H. & Co. (See p. 371.} "

TrousseU & Sims.,

" Ackerman A. J.,

Madison

Jones R. H.,

Cartersville Dexter G. N.,

"

Holmes H. EL,

Cassvme Lyle J. B..

Marcus

Freeman W. J.,

Cleveland Reid & Gramling.

GlansierT. J.,

Colquitt (See p. 597.)



Marietta

Herring & England.

Birchmore T. B.,

Maxey'a

(See p. 4470

Columbus Davidson L. W.,

MUledgeville

McKeeH. C. (Seep. 447.) " Mullins & Head,

Milner

Moyer S. W. & Son, Rosette & Lawhon,

" "

Pendergrass W. N. & Co., Monroe

Mathis G. (c),

Montezuma

Downs S. P.,

Conyers ChafBn V.,

Monticello

Tucker W. O.,

Crawford Talmadge & Tolleson,

"

Chapman J. N.,

Crawfordville Bradbury L. Y.,

Mulberry

Gorham J.,

" Ashcroft & Carmical.

Newnan

Adams E. (c),

Culloden Foster A. G. W.,

"

Domingus & Morris,

Cuthbert Orr R.,

"

Moody & Black,

" Johnston J. L.,

Ochlochnee

the GEORCIA RAILROAD, the Best Route East.

CAB

807

CIG

Cooper G. M.,

Ogeechee Lankford E.,

New Hope

Griffin J. B., Bhodes J. W.,

Oglethorpe Paoli

China) Glass and Qneensware.

Webber H. H.,

Plainville McBride A Co.

Jones B. J-.

Binggold (See front fly B.)

Atlanta

Conley J. P.,

Bock Spring Bipley T. B.,

Camp J. li.,

Bocky Creek Bligh T. C.,

Augusta

Wheeling H.,

Bussellville CollinsV. V.Mrs.,

"

Rogers B. P.,

Salt Springs Fair W. J.,

"

Benfroe W. H.,

Sandersvifle Smythe E. D. & Co.,

"

Harper B. J.,

Sandy Bidge Cowdery L. L. A Co., Columbus

Cohen Solomon,

Savannah Mangham 8. W.,

Griffin

Elkins H. H.,

" Burr Geo. W.,

Macon

Wilson A. K.,

." Obear G. 8.,

"

Thompsou L. M.,

Sharon Carver J. B. A Co.,

Borne

Andrews W. T.,

Siloam Alien G. W..

Savannah

Turner T. C.,

Sparta BolshawT. H.,

"

Knox W. T.,

Social Circle SUva J. S. (See front cover.) "

Loyd W. H..

" West T.,

"

Boundtree G. S., Swainsborough

CampbeU J.,

Talbotton

Chemical Works.

Morgan H. A., McCiilIar & Co.

Tennille Georgia Chemical Works.

(Seep. 369.)

Angusta

(See p. 779.) McDongald A Palin, Smith W. M.,

Thomasville " "

Chemists.
(Analytical.)

Curtis J. M.,

Thomson LandW.J. (Seep. 335.) Atlanta

Fain A King,

Tilton Panknin J.W.,

Augusta

Edwards A. O., Tyson G. ST.

Tnsculnm "

Chimney Tops.

Enox A FlukW, WydnerJ. C., Stone W. P.,

Union Point

(ManufacturuTers. )

Victory Stevens Bros. & Co.

Villa Bica (See adv.)

Stevens Pottery

Howell D. B. agt, Bohler W. O., Smith L.,

Warrenton Washington

Chromos.

Grant A. G. (Seep.737.) Thomasville

Langford W. B., Jones W. E.,

Watkinsville West Point

Chronometers.

Grant J. C. A J. D., White Plains

(Bated by Transit.)

Grant W. L., Tappan A. B., Brynn NT.,

" " Whitesburgh

Hamilton S. P. (Bee p. 697.)

Savannah

Carts and Drays.

Jordan F. D. (See p. 691.)

"

Lowry J. H. (See p. 365.) Augusta

Cigar Manufacturers.

Castings.

Hauser G., CassidyR,

Athens . Atlanta

Atlanta ^Rolling Mill Co.

Kaufman S. A Co.,

(See p. 304.)

Atlanta Bosenbaum C. Mrs.,

<'ement Manufacturers.

Hansberger P. (See p. 267.)

" " Augusta

Waring G. H.,

Kingston Davis E.,

Chair Manufacturers.

Lopez C., Posada A. Mrs.,

Brunswick Columbus
"

Phillips J.,

Bowersville Sauls W. H.,

"

PhilHps W.,

" Velati A.,

"

Haisten W. J.,

Humboldt Barnett D.,

Macon

White N.,

LoudsviDe GansN.,.

"

Marietta Chair Factory.

Peyser M.,

(See p. 597.)

Marietta Andrew John,

" Savannah

InmaaiM Agenoy,'ColTunlma, Qa. TtawtxfocL FlietwUd.

S

Established 1819.

CIQ

808

CLO

Barbee J. V., Coleman C., Keeler V., Labiche Eugene, Pausch G. A., Vogel L.,

Savann11ah Pass J.,

Thomasville

Civil Engineers.

ii ti ii

McDaniel H. T.,

Atlanta

Blaisdell F. (See p. 373.) Augusta

Dexter A.,

Columbus

Cigars and Tobacco.

Griffin G' Clark S. E.,

" Lawtonvilla

(Wholesale.)

Wheeler J. C.,

Maoon

Harralson M. & Co., Howard. Wood & Co.. Winter J. L. 4 Co.,

Atlaniita
ii

Clocks. (Seth Thomas.)

Bendheim Bros. 4 Co., Goodman 4Myers,

Savann1a1 h

McBride & Co.
(See front fly B.)

Atlanta

Hone W. 4 Co., McVeigh E.

ii

Clothing.

Myere H. 4 Bro.,

(Manufacturers.)

Stults H. A. 4. Co.,

Bogen G.,

Albany

( Wholesale and Betail.)

Peacock G. J.,

Columbus

Beerman AKuhrt,

Atlanta

( Wholesale.)

Brock Bros.,

"

Russell W. A. 4 Co.,

"

Hansberger P.

(See p. 267.) Hueneken C.,

Augui>sta

Scnneider E. R. (See p. 375.) "

BuhlerL., Loudenber P. W.,

Columbiius

Bates E. 4 Co.,

Atlanta

Hirsch M. & J.

(See front fly A.)

"

Lilienthal 4 Kohn,

Savannah

Meinbard Bros. & Co.

(See p. 699.)

"

( Wholesale and Betail.)

Grace W. F., (Betail.)

Macon Cohen 4 Selig, Rosenfeld A. &S.,

Atlanitta

Allison T. P.,

Aquilla

(Retail.)

Boniel M. A., Dann B. L., Hecbt 8.,

Atlainita

Mayer M., Cohen A. Mrs.,

McCormick 4 Pruddeii,

Albany Americ1u1 a

Kaufman 8. 4 Co., Lowry J. G., Bosenbaum C. Mrs.,

Stern C. 4 Co., Eiseman Bros..

Atheitns

Hirsch Bros. (See p. 317.) Atlanta

Volger G.,

Augusta Kimbro R. P. S. (See p. 272.) "

Edwardy W. M.,

Forsyth McMaster M.,

"

Laidler J. E.,

Hawkinsville Menko 4 Bro.,

"

Carver J. D.,

Macon Muse 4 Swift,

"

Daus A.,

Saloshin G.,

"

Gans N.,

Steinheimer 4 Kreisle,

"

ShapleighL.J.,

Stockton 4 Andrews.

"

Spabr H., Volger W. B.,

Wanamaker & Brown, W. M-

Scott, agt. (See p. 329.)

"

Mahan J.,

Pine Log Ascher A.,

Augusta

Conen's J. J. Sons, Daniel J. E.,

Ro1m1 e

Baum A., Blanchard A.

W., agt,

Delannoy J. E., Pernandez J. B.,

Savanniiah

Brooks H., Bums B. W.,

Gazan L. J.,

Dwyer C. A. Mrs.,

Isambert L. H., Kolb P., Meyer H.. Molina M. C., Palmes O., Rieser H. J., Roseally P.,

Jordan H. 8.,

" " ", " '

Kenny John. (See p. 367.) Kusel L., Levy A. 4 Son, Morris 8., Piser H ' PragerX,

ii
ii ii ii
ii ii

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line West and Southwest.

CLO

809

COM

Boaenfield L., Simon J. Mrs.,

Auguist ta

Coal Dealers.

Sylvester L.,

Carlton J. H.,

Athens

Cook S. K. A Co.,

Barnesville BridgerJ.C.,

Atlanta

Mendes J. F.. Nuasbaum M. M., Gammon B., Hofflin A Bro.,

" Bdwa.rds J. F" Harris A Bro., Cedartown Heald T. W., Columbus Hoyle W. E.,

" " "

Thomas G. E. Sr.,

" Kimball J/.C., (See p. 321.) "

Tbomton & Acee.

Morris J. 8. &, Son,

"

(See p. 449.)

" Sciple A Sons,

"

Morris B. F.,

Georgetown Wilson W. S. & Bro.,

"

Niles & Hair,

Griffin StovaUF. M.,

"

Waxelbaum & Lyons,

" Philips C.,

Columbus

Baach T.,

Jefferson Williams D. E.,

"

Hertz J. H.,

Macon STewton C. F.,

Griffin

Oblmann B..

" Butts A. L.,

Macon

Wachtel C. 4 Bro.,

" Mansfield W. H. A. Co.,

"

WinshipACallaway,

" Dixon C. H.,

Savannah

Stripling & Burroughs, Marietta Stewart S. C.,

"

Skinner A. F. A Co., MilledgeviUe TaggartG.I.,

"

Gammon W. M. A Co.,

Borne Thomas D. R. (See p. 679.) "

Kohn A Co.,

"

Rosenberg M. A Bro.

"

Coffee.

Alexander J.,

Savannah

(Imporiert.)

Appel L., BaiuP., Basch T.,

" Weed fc Cornwell, Savannah

" "

Coffin Manufacturers.

Brown B., Connor M. Mrs., Dyer W., Falkl. L. A Co.,

" "

Atlanta Coffin Factory*

(See p. 315.)

Atlanta

" "

Coke Manufacturers.

Famous Bankrupt House, GazanS., Garfunkel B. M., Golding B. Mrs., Golmisky M..

" "

Southern States Coal, Iron and Land Co. (Limited.)

"

South Pitteburg, Tenn

" "

Collecting Agents.

Greenbanm F., HanffL. A Bro., Heidl E.,

" " "

(See Agents.) Colleges.

Hold M. Mrs., Hunter M. M. Mrs., HynesBro A Co.,

" ."
"

(See Academies, Schools, Etc.) Collieries.

Isemann M., Jacobs H., JaJloglayJ., I*vyB. H.. Lewin 8. K.,

" " "

Southern States Coal, Iron and Land Co. (Limited.) South Pitteburg, Tenn

"

Commercial Agencies.

Malone C., Mitchell 8., Nichols G. 8., Perlinski J., White 8. Mrs., Witkowski G., agt.,

" " " " " "

Dun R G. A Co., -

Atlanta

The Bradstreet Co., J. A. Goto,

supt (See p. 304.)

Atlanta

The Bradstreet Co., Augusta

The Bradstreet Co., Savannah

Adkins A. J. J., . . Thomson Commission Merchants.

(Soys.) Kimbro R. P. S.
(See p. 272.)

Tift W. A A. F. A Co.,

Albany

Welch A Bacon,

"

Harrold, Johnson A Co., Americus

Atlanta Toole A McGarrah

"

JA8. P. HARRI8ON A CO., State Printers, Publisher*. and Binders, 27 A 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

COM

810

COM

Abbott A Bro.,

Atlanta j Adams A. B. A Son,

Macon

Adalr & Bro.,

Flanders Bros.,

"

Austin Bros.,

Greer J. F., agt.,

"

Barnes J. J.,

Jewett H. L.,

"

Campbell A. A.,

Jones A Cook,

'

"

Cox H. T. A Co.,

Price's E. Sons,

'

Cunningbam A. T.,

Saulsbury, Respess A Co.

"

Fechner & Cox. (See p. 315.) Smith B. C.,

"

Huff, McGaughey A Co.,

Turpin AOgden,

"

Inman H. T. A Co.,

McLellau L. C.,

Marietta

Kenner, Tibbs A Co.,

Turner H.,

Milledgeville

KingJ. L. AW. G.,

Drumright A Minor, Montezuma

Lee J. M.,

McLendon W. W.,

"

Peers J. L. A Co.,

Turner A Brown,

"

Powell A Rockwell.

Arnold W. T.,

Newnan

Sbumate B. D. Jr. (See p. 327.) " Montfort D. T.,

Reynolds

Williams J. J. A Co.,

" Berry A Norton,

Borne

WylieJ. B.,

" Horn AMcGhees,

"

Barrett &, Caswell, Augusta Laramore A Co., .

"

Beall, Spears A Co.,

" Anderson C. W. A Co. Savannah

BiseU K. A Co.,

" BackleyJ. J.,

"

Bowers 8. E.,

" Bacon D. C. A Co.,

"

Daniel W.,

" Bond T. P. A Co.,

"

Dunbar, Clark A Co.,

" Butler B. M.,

"

Flemming A Loflin,

" Chisholm W. W.,

"

Garrett A Latimer.

" Cohen O. A Co.,

"

Howard W. H. A Son,

" Baffin A Dresser,

"

Matthewson J. O. A Co.,

" Dancy D. Y.,

"

O'Donnell A Burke,

" Dorsett A Kennedy,

"

Pearce, Anderson A Co.,

" Dungan P. M.,

"

Beamey J. D.,

" Fatman 8.,

"

Smith. Hack & Co.

Flanery J. & Co. (See p. G85.) "

(See p. 3751

" Freeman G. C.,

"

Stafford T. H.,

" Galatti AZizinia,

"

Steed W.J.,

" Gourdins, Young A Frost,

"

Stovall M. A.,

" GrantH. F.,

"

Vannerson ABarnea,

" Graybill J. H.,

"

Walton A Clark, Walton A Co.,

" Green C. A Co.,

"

" GuilmartinL. J. A Co.,

"

Williams C. A. A Co.,

" Habersbam B., Son A Co.

"

Wright A Crane,

" HuU D. B.,

"

Bloodworth, Hunt A Co., Barnesville Hunter Wm. A Son,

"

Littlefleld A Tison, Penniman W. F.,

Brunswiiick

Johnston J. Jones C. L.,

H.,

" "

Baxter T. W.,

Cartersville La Boche. Bell A Co.,

"

Castleman H.. Flournoy & Epping,

Columbiius

Latbrop J. W. A Co., Lee A. T. A Co.,

" "

Slade & Etheridge,

Mims A. A Son,

"

Clark, Rosser & Co.,

Covington Muir A Duckworth,

"

Dozier & Stephens, Simmons & Peeples,

Dawsiion

Oppenheimer K. M.. Purse D. G. (See front cover.)

" "

Dumas & Alien

Forsyth Richardson A Barnard,

Mobley 8. D.,

Ripley J. B.,

Seeks J. A.,

Griffin Both J.,

Johnson B. P..

Rowland J. C.,

Patterson D. W.,

Soullard E. A.

Bhea & Boyd,

Stark W. H. A Co.,

Slaton & Peden,

Stern A Nussbaum,

Wchaefer G.,

Hampton Strauss A Co.,

Gary & Butler,

La Grange Stubbs C. F.,

SHIP your Freight West via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

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Stuoken A. A Co., Stortevant A Co., Ward P. H. & Co.
(See front cover.)

Savannitah

Lynch P. (See p. 329.) McAfee W. W.,

kfansfleld J. D.,

" Matthews J. H.,

Atlanta
ii it

Warfleld L. M.,

" Peck J. C. A Son,

West J. 3. &. Co. (See p. 695.) " ['raynham, Geise A Bay,

Wilder A Co.,

" Young C. G.,

Williams A Crane,

Jowe B, J.,

Augusta

Woodbridge B. W.,

f " Byrnes W.,

Commissioners.

CopeF., i)enning George A. A Co.,

(Land.)

rtice A Bymes,

Essex Thomas. (See p. 777.)

Little Bock, Ark

Slack W. D. (See p. 778.) "

(Of Deeds.)

Black L.,

Atlanta

Harris W. L., Langston J. N., Etooks I. P., CrowbridgeJ., tahnson D., Paul A. T.. v

Ayersville BanksviUe Barber's Creek
Bath Battle Ground

Freeman B. B., Davidson W. T.,

Pollett W. M., Augusta Willougbby J.,

ii

Leon S.,

" Hatfield W. H.,

Beech Grove

IversonJ.F. (For Ala.) Columbus Btanter W.,

Freeman M. B.,

Macon Simmons J. B.,

Belltiton

Adams W. B.

(See p. 679.) Savannah

Hughes A Trowbridge, Newton H. JE.,

Berzelia Boltonville

Burroughs J. W.,

' Fitzgerald J.,

Concrete Pipe.

Hnnnicntt & Bellingrath.

(See p. 304.)

Atlanta

Stacy W., Tarvel B. B., King J. W., Smith G.,

Bositton Bowditon

Confectioners. Jack &. Holland. (See top edge.)
Atlanta LagomarsinoJ. (Seep. 331.) " Schoneman F. A. (See p. 587.)
Macon

Cawtbon J. N., Babb C. C., Pritehard W. A., Moore C. G., Wallace A. J., Adams J. L., Bailey T. B.,

Bowersville Branch
Brookfield Brunswick Bryantville
Camilla

Contractors & Builders.

Brown J., Bigsby A. J.,

King J..

Adel Russell L..

Lewis M. W.,

Alton Swindle G. W.,

Phillips J. B.,

Air-Line Brown J. W.,

Campbellton

Brinson I. J.,

Albany Short B. F.,

KendallJ. M.,

Williams J. C.,

Thorn J.,

Bell J. H.,

Canton

EUiott J. H.,

Allapaha Patterson B. L.,

Qneen W. C.,

Amy's Creek Cooper J. H.,

. Cassville

Roberts J. A.,

" Williams J. N.,

Cedar Hill

Garner G. H.,

Anvil Block Holley A Harris,

Centreville

Stephenson W. H.,

" Jackson H., Chalybeate Springs

Goode H. T.,

Arlington Arnold E..

Chestnut Flat

Pitman J. L.,

Asburj Frasier W.,

Clinchen

McGinty M. B. (See p. 295.) Athens Adams J. J.,

Cochran

Beutell A Smith.

Atlanta Knight A. M.,

Broomhead B. H.,

. " Porter T. G..

CookAStewart,

" Studstile J. W.,

Grant W. D., HealeyT. G.,

" Waters J., " Wilson S. J.,

Colqniiitt

Jones S. H., LipesM. (See p. 326.)

" "

Ghanapayne A England, Coleman B. F.,

Columbiius

D l? Ufilljwvv'c a*0"*1 IMUMUIW Agnoy, Oehuntai; Olfal . I*. WlllCOXS 1849 aniStronieibln Qooreia. Xft

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Gi fiord B. F.. .

Columbus McDougal J..

High Short

TyeM.M. (See p. 447.)

" Abbott J. C.,

Hillsborough

Turner A.,

Anderson G. W.,

Howard

Hansen H.,

Condor Elder W. A. Jr., Indian Sprinn

Tapley A. B.,

" Lippitt W. N.,

Isabella

Stewartfe Bro. (See adv.) Conyera Bradley A.,

Jerusalem

White J.,

Cool Spring Morrfeon W. A., Johnson Station

Butler J. R,

Cooper Gramling R.,

Kenneeaw

Norton 3. J..

Crawford McRea W. L.

Norton W. J.,

CrawfordviUe Burrbugh H.,

Kingston

Espy J..

Crystal Springs IrbyJ.Ti.,

Knoxville

Noltee C. W., Wilkerson W. K.,

Culloden Harris & Clemens. Cusseta KingJ.T.,

La GranHge

Hand N. H. & Co.,

Dahlonega King T. A.,

Lairds borough

Williams W. W., Brown & Rogers,

Danielsville Byrd & Jones. Dawson McMillan J..

Leaiiyi 'i

Monroe V. B.,

Dawsonville King S. By

Leesbnrgh

Mashburn A. W.,

Decatur Weaver W.,

Liberty BID

Arnold P. D.,

Dixie Young D. P.,

Lincolnton

Maner S. S.,

" Binney J.,

Lithonia

Murray J. A.. Thompson W. A.,

Dixonia Herndon F. M., " Turner 8.,

Lockvffle

King W. J.,

Dorchester Culpepper J. W.,

Locust Grove

Reese J. G., Button H.,

Double Branches Grubbs B. A., Dublin Hal! J.,

Louisviilile

Hunt J. T., Cunningham F. C.,

Dubois Chandler A., Duluth Turnipseed Gy

Luthersviilile

Johnson W. E.,

" Cottingbam E.. McDonald's MID

Roberts Z. T.,

" Cutter M. H.,

Maoon

Farrow H. H., Moseley L.

Eastanollee Leseuer J. A., " Towns D.,

Madisioi n

Scarborough J.,

Eastman Black L '

Marietta

Shuther W. W.,

Eatonton Wilson W. O.,

Maxej'i

Holcombe J. J.,

Edwardsville Crowell E. S. D.,

Melville

Bentley & Roberts,

Elberton Hubbard B.,

Mesena

Jones W. B.,

" Hotchkiss S. A.,

Milltown

dine L. A., Day R.,

Euharlee Lash S. T.,

Morgan

Eureka Mills Adamson J. C., Morrow's Station

Strickland E. S.,

Fairburn Bobo E. B.,

Mount Airy

Hindsley L ,

Farmington Dukes A, M.

Mount Pleasant

Milton K. J., Andrews H, S., Arcker J. A.. Candler A. D., Johnstou D., Carter S. L.,

Flat Shoals HillS., Fleming Poindexter J., Franklin Camp H. M.,
. GainesviUe Carter R. P., Georgetown Stone J., Gillsville StantonJ. H.,

Mountain Towii n Nannie Nay"lor
Newborn

HembreeJ., Leach E. G., Boynton J. A.,

Good Will Davis W. H., Greensborough Stier F. T.,
Griffin Bradshaw A.,

Newn"an Norwood

Brazel H.,

Harmony Grove Dikle J. W.,

Ochlocbne*

Lord J. W., Riecks J., Kay J. H., Bennett H. V., Alday F. J., Boulinea J.,

" Ison T. J., Hartridgeville PossH. d,
Hartwell Sage W. H., Haslum McLean A., Hatcher's Station Hand S., . Hephzibah Peteraon O..

Orchard HU1 OsoeoU Paoli Pelbam PenfieW
Polksvilfe

Langston G. S., Brown J., Clare W. R, Canaday M. L.,



" House F. C.,

Herndon Knight W. J.,

Hiawassee Tapley E.,

High Shoals Smith J. H.,

Powder SprtojB Ray's Mil* BedBlufl Bed Branch

CUt D your Cotton East via the

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Haddock W. C., Green T.,

Bed Clay Reynolds

Coopers.

Underwood I.,

" Bond O. H.,

Allandale

Spence W. C.,

Rock Mart Brown T.,

Atlanta

Conley J. P..

Bock Spring McLean A.,

Camilla

Agnew W. C.,

Boyston Williams A. H.,

"

Cunnlngham W.,

" Glass H.,

Carrollton

Jones M.,

" Goldsmith W. (c),

Columbus

Boberts M. V.,

" Griswold A Price,

Dixie

TeatJ.B., .

" Paramore A..

"

Bailey E.,

Buckersville McCook J. W., Dorminey's MU1

Wheeling H.,

Russellville De Vaun A Bro.,

Halcyon Dale

BaddersH. H.,

Savannah Caddie A.,

Hollywood

Cohen D. L.,

" Cunningham W. B.,

Oosley

Hogan M.,

" Bucbanan J.,

Pelham

Killorin P.,

" Gray H. P. A Son,

Pine Bloom

McCauley J.,

" Cooper J.,

Bosindale

McGinley J., 8egnrE.L.,

"

Coppersmiths.

Showalter J. A.,

" Trautwein W.,

Atlanta

Stunt & Wakefleld,

" Stroberg C. J.,

Macon

Tamer G.,

" ExumJ. T.,

Savannah

Ward H. G., Wull J. T..

" Sharon

Cotton Brokers and Buyers.

Benton J. S.,

Sharpsburgh Lorch J.,

Albany

PageBLB.,

" Parmelee C. H.,

"

Colviu W. J.,

Shiloh Rails J. H.,

"

Alien J. H.,

Simsville Smith M.,

"

Byrd W. J.,

Smyrna Welch & Bacon,

"

Smith J.,

Sparta Orr A Hunter,

Athens

Irby C.,

Stevens Pottery Bucker J. H.,

"

Fischer C. P. C.,

Stockbridge Bedell W. A.,

Atlanta

SimsG,

Subligna Morgan, Smith A Co.,'

"

Brooks W.,

Sumner Parrott Bros.,

"

Rose G. W.,

Sunny Dale Turner W. S. & Co.,

"

Kersey J.,

Sunny aide Wilson R. W.,

"

Bice W.,

Sylvauia Woodward B. & Co.,

"

Sowell R. T.,

" Alexunder W. F.,

Augusta

QordyB.,

The Bock Benson A Httt,

M

Martin j'

Thomas' Mills Doughty J. J. & Co.,

"

Price W. H.,

Toomsborough Grahame M.,

"

Perry T. A..

Troup Factory Heard B. W.,

"

Hartsfleld R., VaraelPs Station McDonald J. C.,

"

Curten T. B.,

Victory Nowell A Franklin,

"

Jolly L..

Vienna Bussell J. J. & Co.,

"

McCall L T..

" Stuart A.,

"

Willifbrd W. C.,

" Zizinia A Galatti,

.

"

Colemau A. D.,

Vining Station HarreU A. H.,

Camilla

Cook L. H.,

Wadley Hnntington A Wrlght, Cedartown

Palmer A.,

" Stubbs J. S. A Co.,

"

Welch H.,

- Walden Bowers L. G.,

Columbus

Hollen P. M.,

Walesca Bush T.,

"

Miteham T. N., Warm Springs Clayton P. A.,

u

Milla A. P.,

Warthen Epping&Hanserd,

"

Oottingbam E.,

Way Cross Fleming W.,

"

Mock W. M. A J. B.,

" Harrison J. H.,

"

Wheeless W. P.,

Woodbury Harrison J. M.,

"

Beynolds W. T.,
Harris B. F.,

WoodviUe Holmes C. G.,
Wortuville Hoist J. B.,

"

Mann J. R.

Yatesville Luckie W. F.,

.

"

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814

COT

McGehee A. C., Bees J.,

Columbns Athens Mnfg Co., Georgia Factory,

AthIcI v

Shhigleur J. A.,

Princeton Factory.

Swift E. 8., Taliaferro C. B.,

" (See p. 293.)

"

" Atlanta Cotton Factory,

Taliaferro C. F., Thomason T. L.,

" " Augusta Factory.

Atlanta

Thweatt A Snyder,

" (See p. 359.)

White J., Wooten M. C.,

" Enterprise Factory. " (See p. 361.)

Jones J. B., Flatwood's Academy Globe Cotton Mills,

AugwU " "

Cabaniss G. A.,

Forsytb Graniteville Mnfg Co.,



Houser J. D., Skellle T. O., Foster K. B. A Son, Candler A. T.,

Fort Valley LangJey Mnfg Co., " Sterling Cotton Mills,
Foster's Store Black W. H., Geneva Barly Co. Factory,

" " Balnbridn Blakehr

Brewer L. B. A Son, Sims B. H., Sorrel A. C.,

Griffin Bice Z. A.,

Chapel HOI

" degg &. Co.,

Columbn

" Columbus Mnfg Co.

Bagsdale M. B., Crutchfield J. F., Crutcnfleld W. A., Ellis H.,

Lithonia (See p. 437.)

"

Macon Eagle & Pnenix Mnfg Co.

" (See p. 439.)

"

" Muscogee Mnfg Co.

Holllngsworth W. T., Nelson J. A.,

" (Seep. 443.)

"

" New Manchester Mnfg Co.

Roosevelt J. P., Boss A Palmer,

" " White T. & Co.,

Douglasvflfc Eudor*

Buan J. G.,

" Fontenoy Mills,

Farmington

Starr H. H. A Co.,

Bespess, Swift & Co.,

Watson B. B., Zulavsky L. L., WilUs W. D..

"

Flint Elver Factor/

" High Shoals Mnfg Co., High Shoti

Milner JewellD.A.,

Jewell'i

Lanier W. H., Powell T. W.,

Munnerlyn Newnan

Willcoxon Mnfg Co., Bibb Mnfiar Co.,

Lodi Macon

Morgan 8.,

Borne MilledgeviUeMiifgCo., Milledgevflk

Bertody T. D..

Savannah Phillips W. B., Newton Factor/

Brierly A Maitland-Dongall, " White H. & T. M.,

CJaaon A Co.,

" Shoal Creek Factory, Parker's Stow

Ehlen J., Fatman 8.. Garmany J. K.,

" Williams W. B., " Palace Cotton Mills, " Boswell Mnfg Co.,

Peek BeynoWi
Boswefl

Haimann F., NisbetJ. Shearson C. A., Stewart J. T., Stucker A. A Co.,

" Atherton T. A Co., Talking Bock

" "

Trion Mnfg Co.. Troup Cotton Factory,

Trlon Factory Trbup Factor/

" Atkerton, Keith & Co., Wale

" ChattahoocheeMnfgCo., West Point

Taney C. H., Tunno A Co., Wigg G. A Co.,

" Ala. &Ga. Mnfg Co.,

"

" Amis W.,

Whitesbmgn

" Haily J. T.,

Woodstock

Newsome H. K., Matthews L. A.,

Sun Hill Tennille

Cofton Factors.

Hayes 8. L.,

Thomasville Moss A Thomas,

AtheM

BryanC. C., . Lanier A Harrlngton,

Trion Factory West Point

<angston & (See p. 323.)

Crane.

. Atlanta

Tappan, Bro. A Co., White Plains ArmandJ. T..

Felton A Evans,

Winchester Beall, Spears A Co.,

Benson A Mercier,

Augna it

Cotton Factories.

Bowers 8. E.,

Gray J. W. A F. P.,

Adairsville

Branch, Sons A Co., Branch A Smith,

SHIPivour Merchandise from Boston and New York,, via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

COT

815

COT

Bordell F. V., Burdell J. M., Clayton E. P. A Co.,

Augusta Stubbs C. F., " VillalongaJ. L., " Walter A Hart,

Savannah " "

Daniel W.,

" West Bros.,

"

Fleming P.,

" Wilson Q. G.,

"

Franklin Bros.,

" Wood A Co.,

"

Garrett&Latimer,

" Woodbridge B. W.,

"

Howard W. H. A Son, Lesser Simeon, McMahan, Stokely A Co., OTtowd M.. Pearee, Anderson A Co., Phinizy A Co., Poullain A., PrintupBro. & Pollard.
(See p. 371.) Roberts A Moore, Bowell A Potter, Sibley E. A., Sibley A Wheless, Stovall M. A.,

" " " " " " "

Cotton Gin Manufacturers.

Winship A Bro.,

Atlanta

Neblett J. M.,

Augusta

Printup. Bro. & Pollard.

(See p. 371.-)



Miller 6. H..

Fort Valley

Findlay C. S. A G. W.,

Macon

" " " " " "

Massey O. W.,

"

Sawyer Peter C.,

"

Camp H. W.,

Newnan

Cole R.D.&BTO. (Seep. 619.) "

Oglesby J. J.,

Smyrna

Cotton Gina.

Stovall M. P.,

" Shaw M. T.,

Adel

Stone O. M. A Co., Warren, Wallace A Co.,

" Adams J. A., " Brown J.,

Air-Liitne

Whitney S. M.,

" Scott J.,

Williams C. F.,

" Agnew J. A.,

Alpine

Wood L. E.,

" Williams L C.,

Andersonville

Wright &, Crane,

" Haulbrook W. J.,

Aquilla

Robertson, Taylor & Co.

Whithurst J.,

(See p. 7820

Charleston, S. C Whithurst 8.,

Aitva

Blanchard, Williams A Co.,

Wilson A Young,

Bairdstown

McQehee A Hatcher, Swift G. P. A Sou,

Columbus Collins A Emory, " Colts J. H., " Rider, Emory A Co.,

Basooibi el ii

Campbell A Jones,

Macon Wynne T.,

Belair

English & Huguenin,

" Mahone M. B.,

Belleview

Salisbury, Bespess A Co.,

" Campbell A,,

Ben Hill

Sparks O.G. A Son, High W. L.,

Brown A Walker, Madison Moore A Mullins,

Big Creitek

HornAMcGhees, WilUamsonACo.,

Boirine

Billing W. J., Garnett J. G.,

Black Creiiek

Anderson's J. W. Son, Butler B. M.,

Savann11ah

Deason W. A., Ethridge P. T.,

Bloodwortihi 's

Comer H. M. A Co.,

" Alexander J. M.,

Bold Spring

DavantRJ.,

||

Flaimery Jf. &. Co. (See p. 685.) "

Gordon W. W. A Co.,

"

Gnilmartin L. J. A Co.,

"

Habereham's Robert Son A Co., "

Hardee's N. A. Son A Co.,

"

Hatdwick C. C.,

"

Henderson M. Y.,

"

HullD.B.,

Johnson A Jackson (c),

"

Johnston J. H.,

"

Carson G. L., Holbrook W. Y., Casey J. H., Adamson A Smith, Hearn W. 8., McDaniel 8. A., King W. H., Coarsey J. B., Hardy C., Howell J. H., Peek 8. W., Tucker P.,

BoltonvUle Bowdon
Bowman Brookflieild Bryantville

Johnstoue W. E. A Co., Ifthrop J. W. A Co.,

" Boddenberg S. A., " Etbridge J.,

Cairo Camp Mills

Minor B. B. Jr., StarkW.ELACo.,'

" Brown S. S.} " Bountree W. P.,

Canoochee

D F. Willcox, GENEEAL INSUEANOE ACffiNt, OOLUJQUI OA. Policies of all klndf.

COT

816

COT .

FrlcksN.B.,

Cassandra Haglns & Morel,

-Halcyon Dale

Coeby W. P..

Cedar Hill Moore C. H.,

"

Bells W. E..

Centreville Harris E. G..

Hampton

Olds D.,

1C Perkins S. H. & 8. E., Hapeville

Alien & Thompson.

Girtman D. L. & Bro.. Hazlehunt

Chalybeate Springs Stroud J. W.,

Hickory Grove

Difl P. C.,

Clay Hill Bostwick G. B.,

High ShoI

Harrison, Wofford & Co.,

Lannis T. G..

"

Coal Mountain Anderson & Russell, Hillsborough

Beacbam L. C.,

Condor Concb G. D.,

Hoggard's Mill

Bush C. G.,

" HillY.,



Coiner W. J.,

. Coosa Holland J. S. & L., Holland's Mills

McCord J. C.,

" Acre Wylie.

Hollingsworth

Parker L. F.,

" Alexander J. W.,

"

Tyner M. V..

Cornucopia Chambers S.,

"

Walker & Elliott,

Cross Keys Strouge J. E.,

"

Butberford B. W.,

Culloden Deen H.,

Holmesville

Hudson J. L.,

Gumming Miliken B.,

"

Daniell & Melton, Daniell's Mills Morgan & Smith,

Homerville

Peeples W. M.,

Dawson Hoscb Bros.,

Hosch's Store

Fultoa E. A.,

Dorchester Howell C.,

Howell's Mills

Guthrie J. H.,

Duluth Cade J. A.,

Jamestown

Howell H. W.,

" Harp A. D.,

"

Jackson A. C.,

" Johnson C. E.,

"

Johnsou D. G. & J. A., Eagle Grove Wood & Allred,

Jerusalem

Conley J. L.,

East Point Jobnsou G. N.,

Kennesaw

Leonard C. D.,

Eatontun Roberts J.,

"

Johnson & Bro.,

Edwardsville HarglsT. V.,

Kingston

Plasters D. H.,

" Morrow & Boop, Lairdsborough

Edwards J. C.,

Egypt Townley T. P.,

Lawrenceville

Sanford B. W.. Everett's Station Boyd P. E.,

Leaiy's

Anderson H..,

Farmington SpruellM. B.,

Lockville

MarshaU J. T.,

" Wynn & Waddell,

"

MayneJ.P.,

" Dorsey J. J. & T. J.,

Middlebrooks J. L.,

Lovejoy's Station

PGrriacbeaJm. AJ..,W., .

Fayettevi"lle

Carmicbael Bros., Williams A. J.,

McDonough Madison

Williams W. N.,

Felton Kennedy W.,

Maiden Branch

Andrews J. L.,

Fleming Justice J. G.,

Harem

Way W. J., Bell T. B.,

Fort B,,ufflng"ton

Mitchell W. B.. Dubberly W.,

MarHn Mattock

Wilson W. N.,

" McCall B. P.,

Melrow

Tabor J. C.,

Fort Lamar Humber B. C.,

Meriwether

Miller O. H.,

Fort Valley Napier S.,

"

Johnson H. agt, Garden Valley Billing W. J.,

Middle Ground

Chandler I. C.,

Geneva Evans J. H.,

"

Harvey & King, QMuuiflfliinasnB&.,Suddatb,

" G^ ill,sv"ille

Godbee C. L., Berryhill W. H. Bradford J. C.,

Millville Militown
"

Suddath N., Call W. B., Freeman J.,

,, '' Qolpid

Carroll J. H., Willis W. D., Smith W. G.,

" " Monroe

Freeman J. W.,

Smith & Upshon

"

Freeman T., Lee L. A.,

'

Drumright & Miner, Talmadge & ToUeson,

Montezumi Monticello

Sheats & Dlckinson Good Hope Morrow J. W., Morrow's Station

Storey. Jackson & Co., Greenbush Askew J. M.,

Mountain Hill

Beynolds H..

Griswoldville Duke G. S.,

"

Humphries J. T. & J. By Halcyon Dale

Harget F., West W. H.,

" "

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. COT

817

COT

Chance L. D.,

Munnerlyn McDaniel & Barrow,

Victory

Strange J. E.,

Nail's Creek Leonard J. F.,

Vienna

Brown L. L.,

New Hope Nally W. H.,

Villa Rica

Cooper T. J.,

Perkerson & McCurdy,

"

House W. JR.,

WynnW.T.,

"

Lewis G. M.,

Cavender J. W.,

Villanow

Livingston & Thompson, Newton Brown J. T.,

Warm Springs

Harper A. O.,

NickviUe Levereth H. B.,

Warm Springs

Phelps & Payne,

Nochway Williams F. J..

"

MeElroy S. T. A Bro.,

Norcroas Warthen T. & Co.,

Warthen

Harris L. W.,

Palmetto Callan J. M.,

Washington

LongJ. B. &T.W.,

Paoli Loyd & Persons,

Winfred

Miller A. J.,

Patterson Lee W. B. & Co.,

Worthville

Philips' Sons B. B., PhUips' Mill Wynn J. A. C.,

Wynn's Mill

Rice M. B.,

Pleasant Grove Hollingsworth L.,

Yellow Dirt

Jennings A. G.,

Polksville Fields W. B.,

Yellow River

Horn A. M., agt,

Poindexter Thompson W.,

Yorkville

Usry J. G. (estate of),

" Malair & Foster,

Zebulon

Scott T. A.,

Pond Fork

Munroe D. & Son, Poplar Springs

Cotton Merchants.

Cleghorn & Hill,

Raccoon Mills Harrold, Johnson & Co., Americus

Wyatt & Cook,

Toole & McGarrah,

"

Cay J. D.,

Riceborongh Auderson J. H. & Co.,

Atlanta

Duncan D. C.,

Rocky Mount Inman S. M. & Co.,

"

King J. B. jULUjg *r f J.*/.*

Boswell jL*v/9Tr^.u MeyerS.,

"

Perkerson & Simonton, Salt Springs Mitchell A. W. & Co.,

"

Benin R. A. & T. R., Houlihan H.,

Sand HiU Oliver J. S. & Co., Savannah Branch. Sons & Co.,

" Augusta

Rowland J. C. & Co.,

" Sibley R. P..

"

Heard & Fulcher,

Scarborough Dumas & Alien,

Forsyth

Grace C. C., Barns T. A.,

Screven Harris H. C. Senoia (See p. 502.)

Fort Valley

Lamar H. J., Baxter J. M..

Seven Islands Cole W.T., Shady Grove Patterson D. W.,

Griffin "

Campbell J.,

" Rhea & Boyd,

"

Jones W. M..

Sharpsburgb Slaton & Peden,

"

Mastenn H. M.,

Simsville Schaefer G.,

Hampton

Smith S. F.,

Smith's Mills McFarlin R. S. & Co.. La Grange

Carroll C. C., HnlseyJ. J.. . Key Dr., White J

Smithton Winters, Alexander &, Legg,

"

Marietta

" Maxwell W. P.,

Montezuma

" Burdett A. R,,

Newnan

Means w.,

Spoonville Jones J. E.,

"

Raines R.,

Springwood Pinson J. J. & Son,

KaizlipT.J.,

Stark Butler R. M.,

MaysR.

Hartley & Russell,

White B. S.,

Maclean M.,

AUen A. A., Barber A. J.,

Steam Mitill

NlsbetF.. Reed & Brown,

YoungJ

Stephens Warfield L. M.,

Goldsmith & Dougherty,

Eady A. M. Co.,

" Savannah
" " " " " West Point

Stone Mountain Mitcham, Smith & Zachary, "

Lawrence M. C., Wyatt J. M.,

Subligna Sunny Dale

Cotton Press Manufacturers.

Henderson J. J..

Sycamore Athens Foundry & Machine

CochranR. F.,

Tennille Wits. (See p. 291.)

Athens

Kelly L., Thompson J. N., Thompson's Mills

Cotton Snippers.

GibbsJames.

T~ yT~y Harmon Richard F.,

Savannah

WisenbakerJ.C.,

Valdoeta Preston W. F.,



FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Prop'rs, 87 & 39 Broad St.

COT

818

DEN

Cotton Ties.

OSLtuUbUbUs3 \CJ.. JP?..,, Villalonga J. L.,

Savannah

Langston & Crane,

Walter & Hart,

(See p. 323.)

Atlanta Woodbridge B. W.,

Jewett JEL L.,

Maeon Baggerly A. W.,

Alexander & Maxwell.

Brantly F. M.,

(See p. 679.)

Savannah Mobley C. T..

Cotton Warehouses.

King A. J.,

H
II
Senuoh Social Circle
Thomaston

Cook H. J., Felder C. W., Carlton J. H., Thomas & Barnard, Cunningham A. T.,

Albany Cracker Manufacturers.

Americus Jack & Holland.

Atheans

(See top edge.) Lewis T. S.,

Atlanta "

Atlanta Guckenheimer, Scbwarz & Co.,

Strong C. H.,

Blood worth, Hunt & Co., Barnesville

Stafford, Blalock & Co.,

"

Savannah Curiosities.

Gilreath N. & Son,

Cartersville DesBouillons A. L.

Hudson, Jenkins & Reed, Columbus (See p. 679.)

Savannah

Dews & Brimbry, Bedding & Co.

Cutb bert "

Dental Depots.

Dorsett, Price* McEIreath,

Hape S.,

Atlanta

Douglasville Holmes J. P. & W. B.,

Macon

Mobley S. D., Jenkins W. W.,

Forsyth Geneva

Dentists.

Shafer G., .

Hampton Mitcheli T. C.,

Poullain A.,

Augusta Holmes & DeMoss,

Sibley E. A.,

" Alexander P. W.,

Fleetwood N. W., HawkinsvLUe Letson S. N.,

McCormlek D. G.,

" Burt W. P..

Cary & Butler,

La Grange Holloway D. P.,

Gholson W. C.,

" Billups E. S.,

McFarlin & Barnard,

" Lowranee H. A.,

Adams A. B. & Son,

Macon Sale T. A.,

Anderson C. D. & Son,

Badger B. D. (c),

Campbell & Jones,

BrowneW. G.,

Flanders Bros,

Carpenter L. D.,

Hardeman T.,

Crenshaw W.,

Stewart J. S.,

Ford A. C.,

WMngham B. L.,

Holland A. Son,

Few A. S. N.,

Madison Holliday R. A.,

Turner H.,

Milledgeville Link J. A.,

Martin, Hood & Co.,

Milner Smith D.,

White & Cauthen,

" Bignon A. F.,

McLendon W. W.,

Moutezuma Brown J. P. H.,

Turner & Brown,

" Oampfield H. T..

Arnold W. T.,

Newnan Falk J. H.,

Keen C. B.,

Oglethorpe HarkerE. W., '

Shealy M. L.,

Spears W. E '

Williams & Montford,

" Wardlaw W. C.,

Montfort D. T.,

Reynolds WinklerG. H.,

Abbeville Albany
Allapah* Alpbaretta
Americiia! Athens Atlanta
Augusts

Conner H. M. & Co.,

Savannah Zeke Doctor (e),

Dancy L. E.,

" Fogg J. Ly

Flannery John & Co., " Langford J. C.,

Garden F. A..

" Brown L. B.,

Gordon W.W.& Co.,

" Brown A.,

Guilmartin L. J. & Co.,

" Noble W'

Hull A. B.,

" Howard T. M.,

Lathrop J; W. & Co

" Powers A. F..

McIntireF.N.,

" StacyM. E,,

BaruesvUte BarrettBTifci Black Creek Blacksbeu
Blakely U Bortoo

TAlfF the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1 AIVEf

the Popular Route from Atlanta.

DEN

- 819

DIA

Best A. O.,

'

Brunswick Burr W. H.,

Madison

Moye J. P.,

Butler afford A. H.,

"

George P. M.,

Camilla Alien E. M.,

Marietta

McDaniel B. C.,

CarroUton Greer J. C.,

"

White S.C.,

Beynolds A. B.,

"

Johnson F. M.,

CartersvUle Hafer H. H.,

Marshallville

Key T. J.,

China Hill 'ownsend W. W.,

".

Maloy J. W., .

" touschee ----,

Midville

Wootten J. H.,

" enan O. T.,

Milledgeville

Fogle William J.,

Columbus lianier M. D.,

"

Mason Joseph H.,

" eamans O. P.,



Milner

Phelps George,

" 3hambers T. E.,

Montezuma

Pool William T.,

" Cole W. T.,

Newnan

TignerW.F.,

Daniel F. H.,

"

Alien W. G.,

Cotton Hill essup J. M.,

Oglethorpe

Little M. G..

Crawford janier A. B.,

Oliver

Ashton W. G.,

Cuthbert bbnson H. S.,

Palmetto

Thornton W. B.,

" McKellar J. D.,

Beynolds

Faun J. P.,

Dalton Paris J. B.,

"

Marshall E. B.,

" Hall L. M.,

Borne

Jones B. G.,

Dawson Hampton B. I.,

"

Key T. J.,

Douglasville Siddeous W. C.,

Sandy Bidge

D'Alvigny ----,

East Point 5est Alciun H.,

Savannah

Newman 8..

Eatonton 3outon A. G.,

"

Brown W. A.,

Elberton ELenry Erastus,

"

Atkinson D. D.,

Fancy Bluff Hopps Daniel,

"

Morse & Moore,

Forsyth Parsons E.,

"

Hollinshead N". A.,

Fort Valley Royall H. J.,

"

Hawkins M. W.,

Foster's Store Van Giesen U.,

"

Hunton J. M..

Franklin White S. A.,

"

Adair B. B.,

Gainesville Lane B. L.,

Scarborough

Puckett W. M.,

" Crum J. W.,

Social Circle.

McQuaid W. A.,

Glenmore Dacus 3^, D.,

"

Morgan W..

Greenfiborough Jones T.,

Sparta

Cleveland J. B.,

Griffin Van Gieeen U.,

Stockton

McDonald B. A.,

" Adair G. D.,

Talbotton

Jenkins T. L.,

Hamilton O'Neal J. L.,

Ponder J. F.,

Hampton Hyman H. E.,

Tennille

Sevens T. H.,

Harlem Blalock J. M.,

Thomaston

Hart J. A.,

Hawkinsville Simms Z.,

"

Jobson M. S.,

" Coyle Bros.,

Thomasville

Wilson W. B.,

Higgston Benton T.,

Thompson's Mills

Thornton E.,

Howard QuiHian A. C.,

Thomson

Malone J. C.,

Jonesborougl Parsons E. E.,

Warrenton

Alfred B. B.,

LaGrange Kemme H. B.,

Washington

Chappie J. A..

" Patterson G.,

Waynesborough

HaVHs W. P.,

" Christian W. B., West Point

Love J. T.,

Leesburgh McEIhaney G. W.,

"

LattnerJ. T.,

Leo Beese E. L.,

White Plains

Chedel B.,

Lexington

Murrah E. G.,

"

Detective Agencies.

Johnson J. L., Parker G. G., McDonald J. M.,

LithonJa McDonald's Mi]
McDonougl

Elsinger S.,

(Private.)

Savannah

Calder 8. A.,

Mclntosh

Diamonds.

Daniel J. W.,

'

Ford W. W. (See p. 584.)

Holmes J. P.&W.IJ.,

" Macon
"

Stevens J. P. & Co. (See p. 333.)

Atlanta

Toole C. J.,

" Wittich A Kinsel.

Wright D. S.,

"

(See p. 447. )

Columbus

53

D P U/:UA/VU COLUMBUS, SEPBESEHTS THE KUTUAL UPE . T . W lllCOX, IMS. 00. OF NEW YORK. Assets over 186,000,000.

DIB

820

DBU

Hamilton S. P. (See p. 697.)

Cole R. D. & Bro. Savannah (See p. 619.)

Newnan

Directory Publishers.

Oliver John. (See p. 697.)

Savannah

Sholes A. E. & Co. (See adv.) Distillers.
Maeger B. C., . Wheeler N. J.,

Remshart G. H. Atlanta (See p. 699.)
Thompson L. F.,

u
Tbomasville

Acworth

Drain Tiles. (Manufacturers.)

Chamlee G., Oxford J.. Parker J. A., Campbell D. H.,

Canton Culloden Dahlonega

SteTens Bros. & Co.

(See p. 772.)

Stevens Pottery

Dixie

Draymasters.

Scott J. T.,

Greensborough Thweatt B. B.,

Columbus

Moore M.

Leo Gleason T. F.,

TJLhUVoSmUJaADs WTT . BJL>..,,

Midville Gleason & Harmon,

Nelson Charles, Nashville, Tenn Moran & Beilly,

Sperry, Wade & Co.

Byals G. M. & Bro.,

Savannah it it

(See p. 776.)

"

Woodard & Moore.

(See p. 776.)

"

Lively M. C. & Son,

Norcross

Jones T. M.,

Santa Luca

Cox, Hill & Thompson,

Stone Mountain

Walters O. P.,

Subligns

Wheeler N. J.,

Sutallee

Foster C.,

Towaliga

Distillers' Agents.

Drugs and Medicines.

Bailey Bros., King John H., Johnson & Bowden,

Acworth Adairsviulle

Owens W. A..

Air Line

Gilbert W. H. & Co.,

Albany

Welch L. E. & H. E.,

Young W. B. & Co.,

Fogle & Ford,

Allapaha

Davenport W. T. & Son, Americus

Eldridge E. J.

Jenkins E. (See p. 776.)

Courtney & Co. Richmond, Va.

Hall J. E., Clark W. N., Butler Bros.,

Andersonville Arlington

Doors, Sash and Blinds. Ewell G. B.,

Tift N. F.,

Albany McClain G. N. &Bro.,

McGinty M. B.

Brumby B. T.,

Athens

(See p. 295.)

Athens GaUager H.,

u

.Ashley W. 6.

LongE. C.,&Co.

(See p. 302.) Hart F. W.,

Atlanta Lyndon E. S., " Avary A..

Atlanta

Longley & Robinson. Perkim &, Bro.
(See p. 371.)

" Berry E. M., Cartledge & Worley,
Augusta Chapman F. S.,

u u

Sinkfleld W. M. (c),

" Daniel & Marsh.

Thompson, Heindel & Co.,

" Fletcher & Co.,

Clark O.,

Brown's Bridge Hallman & Gaudier,

McCormick C. A. Mrs., BerzeJia Hodges W. J.,

McElfresh W. 8.,

Carrollton Holt P. R.,

Toale Mnfg Co.

Howard G. J. & Bro.,

(See p. 782.)

Charleston, 8. C Hunt, Rankin & Lamar,

Dudley Thomas J.,

Columbus Hutchison & Bro.,

TyeM. M. (Seep. 447.)

Martin M. C.,

Willingham W. A.,

" Peacock F. S.,

11
ii u
u 11
u u II 11

Bozeman F.H. & C. C.

Pemberton. Samuels & Beynolds, "

(See p. 633.)

Hawkinsville Pinson J. L.,

"

Finch W.,

Louisville Schumann T.,

"

Ellis J. E.,

Macon Sharp J. & Co.,

"

Black L.,

Marietta Simmons J. B.,

"

Fox & Magill,

Milledgeville Taylor W. A.,

"

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line from Macon.

DKU

821

DKU

Alexander J. H.,

Augusta Clark, Brooks & Co.,

Covington

Barrett W. H.

Holt F.,

(See back cover.)

Little M. G.,

Crawford

Barrett & Land,

Smith H. S.,

Crawfordville

Barry E. & Co., BeallF. A.,

Howard C. N., Freeman S. E.,

Cnsseta Cuthbert

Clarke David M.,

Powell T. S.,

ClarkeO. M.,

Stanford J. W.,

Dr. Gilder's Liver Pills, W. H. Barrett, propr.

Chapman B. F.,

Dahlonega

Howard N. F. & J. A.,

(See back cover.)

Hunt & Main,

Ballon

Fleming T. P.,

Wootten, Brown & Co.,

'Goetchius C. T. & Co.,

Wrlght R. & Co.,

Hatton Joseph, Heitler Von Camp Mrs., Kinrick F. D.,

Cotter W. H. & Co., Cheatham C. A. & Son, James J. R. & Son,

Darien Dawsiot n

Panknin J. W., Pelletier A. J., Perrin G. D.,

Whitty T. R., Stanley & Moore, Tarplay E. J.,

Douglasville Dubtltin

Tutt W H. & Remsen,

Adams R. S.,

Butts J. A.,

Bainbridge Bishop J. & Co.,

D'uluth Eastman

Harrell J. D. & Bro.,

Brown S. E.,

Eatonton

Wardell T. R.,

Carr M. M.,

Hightower J. W. & Co.. Barnesville Edmunds H. C. Dr..

Elberttton

Mann S. F., MurpheyA., Wright W. A.. Murphey Q. W. & Co.,

Smith C. H., Little E. E., HandleyT. A., Bartow Young W. D.,

Ellaville Euharlee Fairbuitrn

Doster B. K., Jarrett F. L., Norton A. Q.,

Blakely Carmtchael, Head & Co., Forsyth

Bos>tton

Greer L. F. & Co., Roddey A. C.,

"

Hood J. E., Davis L. B., Joerger F., Ansley J. N.,

Bowdon Freeman & Co.,

Brunswiitck

Jones & Hobbs, Ross, Green & Co.,

Buena Vista Bradley H. S.,

Fort Galnes Fort Valley
" Gainesville

Walker & Gann,

Butler Long S. J.,

"

Reeves & Malone,

Calhouu Mellichamp J. J.,

Geneva

Everett J. H.,

Camilla Bledsoe F. M.,

Georgetown

Osborn & Tucker,

CarnesviUe Rosborough J. A.,

Gibson

Fitts&West, Johnson W., Curry D. W., Williams M. G., Dozier J. T., Strickland B. M., Wright A. W..

Carrollitton

Passmore A., Smith W. C- Dr.,

Gordon GrantviUe

Cartersviitlle

Griffin J. A.., Walker J. E.,

Greensborough "

Cave Spring Terrell J. E. G. & Co., Greenville

ii

Drewry N. B., Harris J. M.,

Griffin "

Bradford & Alien, Burbaaks & Jones,

Cedartotwt n

Reeves W. & Co., Peebles & Read,

...

"

Hampton

Morgan Y. H.,

Cochran Page & Matthews,

Hartwell

Brannon & Carson, Carter Robert, Dison C. F.,

Columbitus

Fale J. & Co.. Taylor & Jelks,

Thompson J. A.,

Hawkinsville " "

Gilbert & Thornton,

TaylorW.,

Irwinton

Kimbrough T. J. S.,

Pendergrass J. B.,

Jefferson

Newton John S.,

Lester R. F.,

Jesup

Zacharias & Co.,

McKown J. A. & Co., Jonesborough

Lee \V. H. Dr., Stewart M. B.,

Conyers Young D. & Son, Mayson C. X.,

" Kingston

Anderson & Wells, Brown W. S.,

Covington Moore K. P. & L. D., Knoxville Farris D. C. & S. W., La Fayette

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 58 years ago Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

DRU

822

DRY

Baugh J. A. Jr.,

La Grange Keiflfer IS. J. & Co.,

Savannah

Bradfleld T. S.,

Lincoln W. W.,

Callaway E.,

Lineman Bros.,

"

Riley & Lee.

LawrenceviJle Mills W. M.,

"

Love & McCrea,

Leesburgu Reid William F.,

"

Hunter E. H. W., Kelly J. M..

Louisv1i1lle

Reilly J. T., Schaffer E. R.,

" "

Adams & Everett, Gregory & Corbet,

Lumpkuin

Shuptrine J. T., Solomons & Co.,

" ' "'

Vann H., Watkins H. L.,

McDonaald

Strong L. C., Tatem R. H.,

" "

Nblan A. C.,

McDonough Ulmer B. F. (See p. 705.) "

Brunner N. I., Carroll W. F.,

Maciton

Weichselbaum J.. Yonge H. J. R, & Co.,

" "

Danforth L. J. Mrs.,

Zittrouer E. S.,

"

Ellis Theo W.,

North A. C.,

Senoia

Hall R. B.,

" Peacock L. A. & Co., Smlthville

Hunt. Rankin & Lamar,

" Smith M. A. & Bro.,

"

Ingalls John,

" Crum J. W.,

Social Circle

Menard A. A.,

" Gibbs T. P.,

"

Payue G.,

" Birdsong A. H. & Co., ' Sparta

Rankin, Massenburg & Co.,

" Higbtower R. H.,

Stockbridge

Andrews Bros.,

Madison Dilworth J.,

Stone Mountain

Atkinson & Peteet,

" Bryant J. W. & Bro., Summerville

Root W. K.,

Marietta Bell & Sumner,

Swainsborough

Bayne E. A.,

Milledgeville Medlock J. M.,

"

Clark J. M.,

" Bardwell E. L.,

Talbotton

Polhill J. G.,

Milner Wells F. J..

"

.Gallaway A. L.,

Monroe Daniel C. Ey

Tennille

Vinson & Jarnagin, Montezuma Oliphant & Hannah, Thomaston

Parker T. O.,

Mount Airy Cassels S. J.,

. Thomasville

Arnold, Pinson & Co.,

Nannie Davies & Pvles

"

Lyndon A. J.,

Newnan Reese W. M.,

"

Reese J. T.,

" Barton W.,

Thomson

Crumley M. P.,

Oglethorpe Hill A. D.,

"

Zellars W. S.,

Palmetto Robison W. R.,

Toomsborough

Mann C. R.,

Perry Headrick & Kirkpatrick, Tunnel Hill

Peel J. G..

Preston Rogers M. H. & Co.,

Valdosta

Jelks & Mabbett,

Quitman Thomas R.,

"

McCall J. H.,

McAfee R. N.,

Vlning Station

Eason & Co..

Red Branch Battle & Manson,

Wadley

Cravens R. 8.,

Ringgold Sherrod J. H.,

"

Hoyt R. T.,

Rome WiUis & Dosher,

Walden

Janes & McDonald.

" King E. L. & Bro.,

Warrenton

Mitchell R. V.,

" Edmundson & Jesse, Washington

Powers D. J.,

" Kemme & Chase

"

Turnley Pry or L..

" King J. W. F.,

"

Yeiser J. G.,

" Holleyman W. F., Waynesborough

Winson G. P.,

Rutledge Polhill J. A.,

"

Mathis A., Roughton B. E.,

Sandersville Crawford J. J. agt, " Miller J. P. & Co.,

West Point "

Abbott E. A.,

Savannah White W. E.,

"

Burford H. & Co.,

" Thomas L. J.,

York

Butler Osceola, Chaplin W. F., Haltiwanger J. R.,

" "

Dry Goods. (Wholesale.')

Hardee B. W.,

" Crane, Boylston & Co., Atlanta

Harden T. C..

" Riser M. C. & J. F. & Co.

Heidt G. M. & Co., Hillsman C. M.,

" (Bee p. 272.)

"

" Moore, Marsh '& Co.,

"

GEORGIA RAILROAD,
the Best Route East.

DRY

823

DRY

Silvey J. &. Co.,

Atlanta Morris J. JF.,

Atlanta

Myers & Marcus

Augusta Rosenfeld S. Mrs.,

Coleman G. T. <& Co.,

Macon Ryan M.,

McWilliams W. T. & Co., Rome Steinheimer D.,

Eckman & Vetsburg, Savannah Watson J. A.,

Epstein I. & Bro.,

" Anderson W. T.,

Augusta

Frank. & Co. (See p. 685.) " Balk C. J. T.,

( Wholesale and Retail.)

Balk H. L. A., Daly & Armstrong,

Reaves, Nicholson & Co., Athens Gallaher P. & M.,

Austell & Mangum,

Atlanta Gray C. & Co.,

Chamberlin, Boynton & Co.,

GrayJ. A,

Furehgott, Benedict & Co., Keely John.

Hertz D., Hynaan J. Mrs.,

Rich M. & Bro.,

Kean M. S.,

Landram H. W.,

Augusta Miller J.,

Richards V. & Bro.,

Mullarky, Austin & Co.,

Turley J. W.,

Smith E. Mrs.,

Hamilton J. H.,

Columbus Warner L.,

Jo_seph M.,

White J. B. & Co.,

Kirven J. A.,'

Wolfe H. M.,

Kyle J. & Co. (See p. 445.)

Mendes J. Fy

Nussbaum Gus,

Ma on jSTussbaum M. M.,

Barnesville C

Nussbaum & Dannenberg,

Solomon E., agt,

Brunsw ck

Rice J. W. & Co.,

Anerbach C.,

Cartersv He

Waxelbaum S. & Bro.,

Liebman M. & Bro.,

Fahy T.,

Rome Moon Pleasant L.,

Eekstein G. & Co.,

Savannah SatterfieldG. W.,

Weisbein D.,

" Scheuer M.,

(Beta.il.)

Banner A., Blanchard W. R.,

Columbus

Johnson T.,

Adairsville Cantrell Bijos.,

Hofmayer J.,

Albany Dessau Moses H.,

Kalvarinsky C.,

Gordon M. C.,

Mayer M.,

Harris L.,

Cohen A. Mrs.,

Americus Hecht & Brannan,

Dunn W. T. A.,

Jones J. S. &Co.,

Waxelbaum S. & Bro., Bernstine S.,

Joseph Jacob. Athens Lettkowitz M.,

Coheu M. G. & J.,

Gray J. M. & Co.,

McGoi gh J.' & Co.,

Harris S.,

Schubrisky Simon,

Jacobs & Michael, Morris C., Morris I., Morris J., Morris L., Morris M.,

Simon A., Solomon C., Weinberg G., Wolfeon W., Harris P., Kempner D.,

. Cuthbert

Moses & Jacobs, Myers M., Phillips A., Solomon & Joseph,

Pulaski F. &.Co., Smith C. J., Herron J. & Son, Loveman D. R.,

Dalton "

Brotherton W. H., Cahu E., Dougherty D. H., Friend J. M. Mrs.,

Atlanta Jacobson N.,

Rogers & Laing, .

Keiley J. E.,



Gerding C. & Co.,

Darien Dawson Drayton Eatonton

Gay, McCleskey & Co., Gilbert. Ransom & Co., Keely J., Riser M. P.,

Herman L, Hutchinson & Respess, Quinn Bros., Sears W. J.,

" " " Ellaville

D. F. WILLCOX, 1 Merchants & Mechanics Ins.Co. ( ASSETS : Gen. Aic't for Ga. / Virginia Home Insurance Co. 1

DRY

824

DYE

Dorsett D. W.,

Fairburn Clark B. F.,

Ringgold

Harvey M. P.,

Henslee H. G.,

Cason L. R.,

Forayth Whitman W. L.,

Greenwood M.,

Whitsitt J. G.,

Browu S. B.,

Fort Valley Salmon & Clark,

Rocky Mount

Johnson Barnard, Greensborough Camp, Glover & Co.,

Rome

McDermott T. D.,

" Cohen Philip,

George & Hartnett,

Griffin Colclough E. H.,

Waxelbaum & Lyons,

" Geiger J.,

Kalraon J. J.,

Hampton Harpold H.,

Jacobus & Co.,

Hawklnsville Johnstone Bros.,

Hinds J. L., HanesJ. J., Boyd & Lincb, Bradfleld E. R., Dallis & Gray,

Jeffersonville Kuttner Jacob Jonesborough LevyS.,
La Grange Meyerhart D. J., " Parks H. B. & Co., " West & Bros.,

11 u u n

Hagedon Bros., Heyman, Merz & Co.,

" Happ P. & Son., " Sparks J. J.,

Sandersviitlle

Jarboe&Co.,

" Basch T.,

Savannah

Solomon K. & Co.,

" Bych L. E..

Kaufman E. T.,

Louisville Caline C. Mrs.,

Baer D. J.,

Macon Coben Jacob,

Barnett A. & Son,

" Dasher I. & Co.,

Elkan M.

" Dryfus H. Mrs.,

Fiscber S.,

" Elsner C.,

Flanders D. & Son.,

" ' Fowler W.,

Friends D. Mrs.,

" Fried Leon,

Josephson H. S.,

" Gray & O'Brien,

Juban W. A. & Co.,

" Hodges M. Mrs.,

Landsberg W.,

" Hogan D.,

Levy M.,

" Levkoy J.,

Levy S.,

" MeKinna B. F. & Co.,

Rooney J.,

" Mohr Bros..

Siesel J.,

" Oblmann F.,

SkalowskI B. & Bro.,

" Pepper G. F.,

Sprinz T. Mrs.,

" Rich & Morrison,

Stein H.,

" Ryan S. Mrs.,

Witkowski E. & Hartz,

" Sherlock John,

Burney & High,

Madison Simon J. K.,

Burr H.,

" Sternheimer L. Z.,

Costello S. J., Martin F. B.,

" Crouke E.. " WrightJ.T.,

Shar11on

Matthews W. F.,

" Thompson J. M.,

. Stark

Wolfe Jacob,

" Massengale E. M. Mrs., Thomson

Elsas J.,

Marietta Franklin Abraham, Washington

Gignilliat 1ST. G., Northcutt J. J. & Son,

" Moses & Jacobs, " Phillips J.,

it

Northcutt L. S. & Son,

" Freisleben J.,

Adler H.,

Milledgeville Hagedorn J. J. <fe Co.,

West Pouint

Brake M. L. Mrs. & Bro.,

" Hayes W. F.,

Carr W. H.,

" Heyman, Merz & Co.,

"

Cline P. J.,

" Higginbotbam W. B.,

"

Joseph A.,

" McClendon J. W. & Co.,

"

Lanier E. C. & Bro.,

" Richard J.,

"

Mapp & Sanford. Skinner A. F. & Co.,

" "

Dyers and Scourers.

Quillian & Quillian, Nail's Creek Johnson M. (c),

Athens

Dent J. H.,

" Kreis J.,

Atlanta

Fisher & Lane,

.

" Lochrey J. (See p. 325.)

"

Owensby J. M.,

Owensbyville Watson J. S. & Co.,

"

TA W the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

J AlvJL

the Short Line West and Southwest.

ELB Dodge G. B., Hulse J. H., Tod & Co., Oehler C., Batz C.,

825

FEE

Augusta " "
Savannah

( Wholesale and Retail.)

Keely John,

Atlanta

Rice J. W. & Co.,

Macon

(Retail.)

Electro-Therapeutics.

Gollnsky B. Mrs.,

Albany

Atlanta Health Institute.

(See back of title.)

Atlanta

Shaw C. B. Mrs., Elam M. T. Mrs., Trump J. H. (See

" Americus p. 375.) Augusta

Engineers.

Zinn E. C. Mrs., Holmes M. C. Mrs.,

" Barnesville

Davis J. (See p. 311.) Howell J. E.,

Atlan11 ta

Bowe M. C. Mrs., Jordan H. Miss,

Brunswick Forsyth

Wilkins. Post & Co.

Simmons E. Mrs.,

"

(See p. 339.)

Atlanta Wilder C. Mrs.,

"

Engines and Boilers.

Mack J. M., Mewman L.,

Macon "

Athens Foundry and Machine

Works. (See p. 291.) Athens

Davis J. (See p. 311) Atlanta

Lombard Geo. R. & Co.

(See p. 365.)

Augusta

Pendleton & Bro.

Hughes John, Altmayer A. B. & Co., Houston H. C., McKinnon T. M., Parsons C. A. Mrs., Oslin W. E.,

.

Borne Savannah
" Sandersvllle Thomasville West Point

(See p. 357.)

"

Camp T. (See p. 457.) Covington

Farquhar A. B. (See p. 583.)Macon

Fans. (Fly.)

Healey. Cockshutt & Jerguson.

(See p. 687.)

Savannah

3Iulligan J. & T. & Co.

McBride & Co. (See front fly B.)

Atlanta

(Seep. 705.)

"

Feather Renovators.

Rourke John. (Seep. 701.) " Tynan John W. (See p. 701.) "

Macbeth J. S. & Son. (See p. 373.)

Augusta

Engravers.

Fertilizers.

Fairbanks C. F.

Blocker C. F.,

Arlington

(See p. 315.) Northen W. P.,

Atlanta Orr & Hunter. Inman H. T., & Co.,

Athens "

Exchange.

LaddA. C. (See p. 339.) Atlanta

Pendleton E. M. & W. M.,

"

Lawton R. F. (See p. 583.) Macon Bobson Bros.,

"

Exchanges.

Scott G. W. &. Co. (See p. 329.)

"

(Produce and Cotton.)

Smith J. H.,

"

Cummlngs J. F. & Co.,

Atlanta

Swift J. X.. Swift T. L.,

" "

Fancy Goods and Notions.

( Wholesale.)

Franklin M., Goodman C. & Son,

Atlanta

Walton, Whann & Co.

(See p. 343.)



Barrett & Caswell,

Dickson Fertilizer Co.,

Smith Benjamin H. Jr.,

" Augusta
" "

Kiser M. C. & J. F. & Co.

Brown B. F.,

Cwrollton

(See p. 272.) Moore, Marsh & Co. Norris, Bedwine & Co., Myers & Marcus.

Gaines & Brown,

"

Griffln Gerald,

Cartersville

Robertson. Taylor & Co.

Augusta (See adv.)

Charleston, S. C

Fairly John S. & Co.

Norman J. J.,

Clarkston

(See p. 784.) Frank & Co.

Charleston, S. C Hamilton J. H. (See p. 445.)

Columbus

(See p. 685.)

Savannah Young W. H.,

"

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FEB

826

FOU

Black John, Barker G. H.. Howell H. W.,

Dalton Walker B. T.,

Duluuth

King A. J., Matthews T. M.,

Tennille Thomaston

Armstrong C. B.,

Eastman Benton J. E.,

Thomson

Adams I. H., Beese J. B.,

Eaton aton

Dlemens J. P., Simmons A. T.,

Tunnel Hill Tusculum

Parker W. C.,

Falrburn Jenkins W. W.,

Upatoie

Houser J. D.,

Fort Valley WeverD.P.,

Wadley

Skellie A. D.,

Mackenzie J. H., Waynesborough

Skellte T. O.,

O'BearJ..

Whitesburgh

Jenkins W. W.,

Geneva BobertsKS. &Co.,

Morris B. G.,

Georgetown Barnes A.,

Woodstock

Cole W. T.,

Griffin Weaver W. G.,

Wylly

Perkins S. H., Pace W. H.,

Hapeville Hazletmrst

Fire and Grate Brick.

Bush J. F..

Horn's Cross Boads

(Manufacturers. )

Kirkland J. y Whaley W. H. & Son, Cheves.C. T.,' Bagsdale M. B., Boyal D. A., Armstrong C. E.. Hazleburst W.,

Jesup Leesburgh * Lithonia McDonald
Macon.

Southern States Coal, Iron and

Land Co. (Limited.)

South Pittsburg, Tenn

Stevens Bros. & Co,

(See p. 772.)

Stevens Pottery

Fisb Plates.

Leman W. W. & Co..

Winters, Alexander & Legg, Marietta

Murray O. G.,

Milledgeville

Atlanta Rolling (See p. 304.)

Mill

Co. Atlanta

Maxwell W. P.,

Montezuma

Fisning Tackle.

Bamberg W. F., Burdett A. B., Pinson J. J. & Son,

Xaylor Newnan
"

Beitzer Win., Florists.

Macon

Joyner V. S., Crawford J. B., Williams T. F., Adams J. A., Carson J. P., liee Alfred S.,

Oconee Boulineau G. F.,

Augusta

Oglethorpe Parsons J. H.,

Marlow

Bed Bluff Beynolds

Noble George. (See p. 699.)

Savannah

" Bichmond, Va

Flour. '

Bale J. A., Dunwoody C. A., White & Watson, Murrow M. A.,

Borne Dickey Bros., Boswell Kelner J. H.,
" Hecker G. V. & Co., Butledge

Atlanta "
Savannah

Mathis A. & Co.,

Sandersville

Flower Pots.

Baldwin & Co., Hardwick C. C., Hull D. B., !Lay R. G. (See p. 691.)

Savannah " " "

(Manufacturers.)

Stevens Bros. & Co.

(See p. 772.)

Stevens Pottery

Minor B. B. Jr.

"

Purse D. G. (See front cover.) "

Foundries.

Boberts Dwight L.,

" Athens Foundry and Machine

Russell Coe'SjW. M. Moses, genl Wks. (See p. 291.)

Athena

agt. (See p. 679.)

Savannah Pattison & Son,

Albany

Sheldon J. B.,

" Davis J. (See p. 311.) Atlanta

Shi T. F.,

Smarr's Station Winship & Bro.,

t" M

Mobley C. T.,

Social Circle Withers W. S.,

"

Thomas B. H.,

Sparta Forest City Foundry.

Johnson M.,

Stcckbridge (Seep. 364.)

Augusta

SbiryW.,

Sunny Side Pendleton & Bro. (See p. 359.) "

Villard W. D.,

" Beynolds A. & Co.,

Brunswick

Boston J. C.,

Sylvania McCandles S. T. & Co., Cartersville

Matthews W. C.,

Tennille Columbus Iron Wks Co., Columbus

Moses it Harmanj

" Sanders James H.,

"

SHIP your Freight West via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

FRU

827

FUR

Dawson Mnffe Co.,

Dawson CokerE. R,

Acworth

Crockett E. & Sons.

Macon Ristine & May.

Findlay Iron Wfes., C. D. Find- (See p. 327.)

Atlanta

lay agt,

Macon Hanson H. C.,

Barneaville

Reynolds A. & Son,

" Gilleland W. J.,

Boltonville

Schofleld J. S. & Son, Withers E. A. & Sons,

" Sparks A. G., Marietta Thomas P. M.,

Camp Cre<iek

ColeR. D. &Bro.

Hodges D. &Son,

Oscepla

(See p. 619.)

Newnan Mastenn H. M.,

Simsville

Healey. Cocfeshutt & Jerguson. Fields W. B.,

Yellow River

(See p. 687.) McDonough & Monahan J.,

Ballantyne,Savann""ah

(Dealers.) Wilder W. H.,

Albany

Mulligan J. & T. & Co. (See p. 705.)
Rourfce John. (See p. 701.) Tynan J. W. (See p. 701.)

" "
"

Hill D. B.,

. Americus

Wheatley C. M.,

"

Acme Furniture Store.

(See p. 295.)

Athens

Southern States Coal, Iroin & Lowrance & Madden,

Land Co. (Limited),

Wilson J. F

South Pittsburg, Tenn Gartrell & Skates,

Atlanta

Thompson C. B.,

Thomasville Gavan J. H.,

Lanier W. C. & L.,

West Point Ives & Thomas,

Fruits.

Snook P. H., Stacker J. D.,

(Wholesale.)

Bayer Henry.

(See p. 782.)

Charleston, S. C.

DeGraff's. (Seep. 268.) La Taste L. V., Platt Bros. (See p. 365.) RiessH.,

Augu1s1 ta "
Butltr

(Wholesale and Retail.)

Chambers C. E..

Carrollton

Smith C. C., Corput F., Ward P. H. & Co.
(See front cover.) (Retail.)

Macon

Gouldsmith T. F., Bausch J. G.,

Edmunds T. T.,

Savannah

Rooney L., Camp W. X,

Johnson A. B.,

Cartersville. Columbus " " Covlngton Cuthbert

Harrison W. H., Robinson D., Baloechi T. C., Clark A. B.,
Lagomarsino John. (See p. 331.)
Smith B, Mrs.. HessH.. Bival Jules, Ametti G., Blonk B. L., De Marco A.. JlcCaffrey M. Mrs., Merceica F., Ifunroe M., JJason J. Mrs., Xooehee A., PntzelL.,

Albany

Oglesby A., Leary J. J.,

Elberton Forsyth

Atlaniita

Miller O. H., Harris A. G.,

Fort Valley Greensborough

Roberts V. S.,

"

Beeks C. P.,

Griffin

Word J. Q.,

"

Auguisi ta

Middleton S. S.,

Hampton

Schneider &Starowski, Hawkinsville

Savannah

Chapman J. R., Truitt J. G.,

Jonesborough La Grange

Reicbert F.,

Macon

Taylor W. & E. P.,

Wood T.,

Shaw A., Shaw S,

Madisiion

Caraker W. & J.,

Milledgeville

Thompson Bros.,

Newnan

Paul G..

Perry

Williams Furniture.

DaileyJ. G., McDonald M. G., Alien & Lindsay,

Roame Savannah

(Manufacturers.)

Blanc Andre, Boley M.,

Armstrong & Smithson, Acworth Hermann S.,

D T* IlfillAAv Columbus, representl Travelers Life and Acdtai . T . W IIICOX) 125 buys 95,000, and pays 925 a week if diuU*

GAL

828

GEN

Mayler W., Miller A. J. & Co.,

Savann11ah

Awtrey & Cooper, Baker & Collins,

Acwortfa

Newmark M.,

Lawhon T. G.,

Bemion J. B., Bemion L..

u

Lemon S. & Co., Litchfleld & Perkinson,

Deraokin E.,

Senoia McConnell J. P.,

Curtis J. M.,

Thomson Nortbcutt & Johnson.

Spence J. B.,

Warrenton Phillips M. M. & C. C.,

Floyd J. D.,

Washington Pyron & Armstrong,

Dickson M. A.,

West Point Bainev, McMillan & Co.

Hagedorn J. J. & Co.,

Beed & Tapp,

Hogue H. H. & Co.,

Tanner L.H.,

(Made and Repaired. )

Arnold W. M., Payton J. N., Lloyd S., Tucker E. (c), Tucker W. (c), Golucke E.,

Atlanta

Bowenville

Columbus

"



"

Crawfordville

Tanner & Hull, Wood & Cochran, Bailey H., Dyar Joel H., Gaines E. B., Gray John W.. Gray & Venable, Stanton E. M.,

Adalraville

Galvanized Iron Cornices. Thompson B. H.,

Adamsvilk

Hunnicutt & (See p. 304.)

Bellingratn. Atlanta-

Parrish C. E., Brown A. L., Owens A. J.,

Add Air Liiine

Game Depots.

Hale W. F.,

Alacoliy

Davis M., Day S. W., Emery & Prince, Smith J. & Co.,

Athens Atla1n1 ta
ii

Crine M., Cutliff W. E. & B. J., de Graffenreid L. A. (c), Ehrlich J.,

Goodrich G. E.,

Augusta Farkas H.,

laebseher E.,

Fields A.,

Bennett & Bigho, Hudson George A.,

Savannuah

Greenfleld & Brown, Herrington & Duncan,

Lange J. & Co.,

" Hester J. T.,

Savarese L. & Bro., Smith C. W.,

" "

Jones L. (c), Joyner T. E.,

Gas and Steam Fitters.

Kieve I., Kline M. L.,

Franklin H..

Atlanta Lovett L.,

Guimarin W. B.,

" Mayer S. & Glauber,

Hunnicutt & Bellingratn. Mercer IST. F.,

(See p. 304.)

" Plonsky L. S. & L. C.,

Barker E. W., McAuliffe P.. Robbe C. A.,

Augu(si ta
it

Beich & Geiger, Stephens B. S., Sterne S.,

Carling T. J., Stroberg C. J.,

Macuon

Tison H., Welch & Bacon,

Albaini y
u it u ii it ii uu '
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Cosgrove W. H.,

Savannah Westbrook B. N.,

Halligan T.,

Moses A. D.,

Alexanda

McEllinn T. J.,

Moses O. H. P.,

Nicolson J., Small & Mlscally,

Terry Philip, Fitzgerald J.,

Allapab

Wakefield C. E., General
Fitzgerald J. M.,

Stores. Abbeville

Paulk, Henderson Walker W. S., Samples J., Seale H. L,

&

Co. '

u

Alien's Mil* Alpharett*

Johnson G. W., McLane W. A., Beid A. A. F.,

" "

Treadwell L, KingJ. M., Smith J. S.&J. H.,

Turner S.,

Swain J. B.,

Altamsh

bCUuIlDl

your

Cotton East via GEORGIA

the ROAD

Fast

Freight

Line.

GEN

829

GE2?

Wilcox & Churchill, GibsonZ.F., Grant T. B., Bice&MitcheU, Shore P. T. Shore W. C., Sweet C. Brown J. W.. Brown W. M.,

Altamaha JDorsey A. S.,

Aiilto a ii 11

Hampton & Dearing, Hood W. F., House, Berts & Co., Huggins J. H., Laflerty W.,

Lampkin L. J.,

Amandavialle

Lampkin & Pittman Lester T. J. & Co.,

Athe11ns ii it ii " 11 11 ii

Bochanan A. J. & Bro., Americus McKie & Co.,

CohenS. Jr., Davenport H. T.,

a

Matthews & Jackson, Pitner J. C. & Co.,

ii "

Dean & McTyier,

V

ll Talmadge, Hodgaon & Co.,

"

Fleischman S., Glover & Perry,

11

Ashford W. T., Graroling W. S.,

Atlan11 ta

Cranberry & Barlow, Hamil Bros., Hudson J. J. & Son, Mitchell T. J., Shaw J. B.,

" a i*

Holliday G. H. & Co., Johnson C. O., Kieklighter C. J., Byan J., Saloshin G.,

11 ii ii it

Stopleton G., Taylor E.. Uliman M., Watts A. D., Wechsler M. & Co., Wbeatley T.,

ii ii 11 ii

Davis W. BL, Thomas C. H., Blakey & Cosby, Lanier K. S. D., Maynard & Williams, Parks W. W.,

Attapulgus
Auburn
a 11 ll

Crane B., Fowler D. M., SoeebteJ. C., Verner J. J.,

Amicoliot la

Bacon O. F., Bautn J.,

Amy's Cre11ek

Blunt P., Brislan J.,

Aucilla Augusta
a ll

Conningham & Aycock,

s Gallaher J..-

ii

Bichter H., Bobertson W. W., Sober G. P., Saber M. P., Birdsong S-, Modey F. P., Phillips L., Strong L., Clark W. J., Masters H. T., Hardin A. S., Kelly J. Black W. F., McAlister A. H. SewellGKW., Vickery T. C. & Co., PfoctorG. W., Butler Bros., Harris, Muse & Co., RawIsJ. M. &Co., JVebb & Hightower, Brown B. H., grayJ.H., RmgerJ.H., Ringer W. J., Burns W. A., Coleman A., DobbsS.C.,

Andersonvaille

Hammond P., Harris B.,

a
11 ii

Lyons E.. Michael I., Myers S. M.,

Antioiich i< ii

Renkl G., Sarling B. Mrs., Weathersbee J. P., Howell D.,

Anvil Bloack

Lilly T., Roper B.,

Appling Whitburst J.,

Whithurst S.,

Aquilla Kytie & Sellers,

ii ii

Bacon G. M., Brooks L. A., Amram E.,

Arcola Babbit F. L.,

Arlingtiion 11 11

Barnett M. E. & Son, BroomeW. G., Curry H. C. & Co., Davis A.,

Asbuitry it ii

Ehrlich H. B. & Co., Harrell J. D. & Bro., Hinds A. & Bro., Jones L. C. Mrs.,

Athe11ns ii

Kwilecki J. & Bro., Loeb J., Mayors Bros.,

a it ii II it II 11 ll
Auraria
it Ava
a
Ayersville Bacon itton Bainbridge
a
a ii 11 ii a ii ii 11 it it

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GEN

830

GEN

Scott M. N., Smith & Traub, Steinger J., Stults D. D., Well S. A., Williams U. J.,

Bainbridge Merry H. A.,

u u u it

Bacon W. E., Bagly H. T., Clement W., Faggan G., Holder E. 11.,

Berselii Big Cre1"1ek'
",

Callahan T., Wilson J. L.,

Bairdsto<w< n

Gober R. A., McClure R. B.,

Allred J. & Co.,

Ball Ground Waters W. M.,

Boon, Alexander & Co., Banksville Acosta E. J.,

Holmes C. C., Howard Bros., Murphey W. R. & Co.,

Barnesviulle "

Brantley B. D., Carpenter R. W., Cohen M. M.,

Big Savan1n1 a Black Creek Blackshe11ar
u "

Redding J. E., Speigle G. W., Stafford, Blalock & Co.,

u a

Dickson & Byrd, Smith A. N;, Smith H. J.,

West J. F.,

" Stone I.,

Arnold T. B., Austin S. M., Bowman S.,

Barber's Cretiek u

Strickland J. W., Butt & Bro., Candler & Wellborn,

Howard A. G. & G. W., O'Brien E. S., Rainwater T. W., Waller J. W.,

Barn1e1 tt 1u1

Hughes T. M. Rev., Butler R. T., Fryer E. L., Fryer H. C.,

McGee & Bond,

Barrettsville Jones & Freeman,

Bedingflela E. P., Evans & Son, Harman N. T. & Co., Kea & Burden, McMillan & Co., McMillau & Outlaw, Smith W. C., Tarver A. E., Worthen J. B.,

Bartiot w it u u i< 11 u

Robinson B. H., Smith & Brunson, Wade J. M. & R, W., Brown J. B., Ethridge P. T., Clark V. B., Dumas T., Williams J. F., Allison W. H. & Bro.,

u ii .1 u Blairsvi1l1le it Blakely
u u ii i. u Bloodwortbs
u
Blountsvialle 11
Blue Creek

Collins C., Coilins N. L., Riden J.. Kight W. N.,

Bascoubel u
Battle Ground

Collins G. L..

Blufflon

Alexander W. G. <&Bro., Carson G. L. & A. F., Langston S. A.,

Bold

Spritni g u

Beach & Powell, Camas J., Hendricks C. R., Ketterer F. W., Patterson J. S., Thompson A. Y., Batchelor R., Carter G. C., Carter L. C. & Son, Carter & Bro., Coggins J. N., Hughes J. B. & Co., Myers J. M.. Quillian J. C. & Bro., McDowell & Brooks, Nesmith S.,

Baxuley 11 u it "

Moore & Son, BondS. J.&J.T., Blood D. R., Brooks W. M., Carson J. N., Cook M. L.,

Belair Harman J. J.

Bell1t1on u 11 n a 11

Jones W. M. Norton J. S-, Taylor J. W., Adamson G. P., Adamson & Smith, . Barron J. R., Little & Ward,

Belleview Shelnutt J. N.,

Bengal Tweedell W. S.,

Boltonville Bond's Mill
Bostuon u u " u u 11
Bowduon it ". u '

Ollipp John, Ollipp W. W., Buskin Norman, Garner J. A., Hatcher A. L., Hatcher E.,

11 it

Boon & Amis, Adams A. W., Adams H. L.,

Berkshire Benson & Co.,

Berze"lia

Brown W. W., Cheek T. R.,

Bowenville Bowersviilil*
' it a

CUTD your Merchandise from Boston and New York Mill via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

GEN

831

GEX

Dennard S., Johnson M. M., Scbaefer E., White A., Chapman J. E.,

BowersviJle Castleberry & Gates, " Darrick J. H., " Alien B. D., " Bateman W. G..& Co.,
Bowman Griffith W. L.,

Buruton Butaler

Elliott A. B.,

" Iiipsey J. W. <& Co.,

Chapman J. J.,

Green <fc Biley,

McCrary W. A.,

Cooper O. P.,

Hooper O.,

.

Box Spring Montfort W. T., " Ogborn C. G-, " Peed W. A. & Co.,
Branch Walker A. M., " Waters E. B. & Son,

Short W. J.,

Brantley McClendon F. P., Buzzard Boost

Edwards & Thomas, Brentwood Byrom W. F.,

Byromville

Bazemore P.,

Brier Creek Murry & Gunn,

Byron,

Bussey W. S. & Co.,

Brookville Panvey W. H.,

u

Turner W. J.,

" Richardson & walton,

tl

Wood J. N.,

" Taylor & Batemau,

11

Daniel C. P.,

Brooks Station Wait D. T.,

tl

Glass M. B.,

" Waynon & Mclntosb,

(1

Grimes J. C., Grimes M. & Co.. Pritchard W. H.,

" Boberts G-, " Teagle J. B., " Teagle ST.,

Cains ii

Austin J. M.,

Brown's Bridge Griffin, Bro. & Co.,

Cairo

Morgan C. C., Brown D. W.,

" Boddeubery S. A., Brown's Crossing Wight G. A.,

et ii

BartlettA. L.,

Brownsville Wight & Powell,

tl

Bfiesenick E., Cohen I. S., Fitzgerald & Spears Friedlander G. & Co., Kaiser A. & Bro., Marlin C., Meyera B. Mrs., Michaelson J. & Bro.,

Brunswick Arthur J. H., " Ballew J. M., " Boaz & Bro., " Carter & Boberts, " Ferguson H. F., " Foster & Harlan, " Gray Z. T., " Lee J. T.,

Calhoun (i ii it 11 it ii

Nelson J. P..

" Higdon & Maxwell,

Calvary

Moss A. Y.,

Bryantville Mayes A. J.,

Camak

Hilton A. C.,

Buchauan Dow J. L.,

Williams W. N. & J. N.,

" Evans J. B..

Bazemore A. J.,

Buck Creek Henderson W. M.,

Guyton C. S. & Co.,

Buck Eye Hollingsworth W. U.,

Martin J. L.,

Moore M. E. Miss,

Cametrion n ii ii

Norris J. F., Gresham & Co., Thomas J. V., Hair M. & Son, Lowe & Bushin, McMiehael & Steveus, Blackwood B. K., Cloud & Veal, Farr, Power & Co., Haygood & Evans, Kenerty T. E.,

" Baggs & Collins, Buck Head Bailey J. H.,
" Butler & Turner, Buena Vista Einstein M.,
" Heath B. D. & Co., " Jones J. S., Buford Oweu J. T., " Spenee & Spence, " Speuce & Thompson, " Twitty & Culpepper, " Wannbaeher G.,

Camilla
u l<
II II
11 II
11
11 II

Martin B. W.,

" Thomas W.,

Camp Creek

Pool A. & Co., Smith J. T., Spencer J.ij.W.,

" " "

Cameron & Swann, Latbam J. L., Wooddall & Beavers,

Campbellition ii

Thompson & Pattillo,

" Cowart D. C.,

Hendricks G. P.,

Bull Creek Wadley & Co.,

Canoochii ee

Horrell W. H., Jand H. F.,

Billiards Crisler B. F., " Ellis W. M.,

Can1t1on

. rp.

Columbus, Gen'1 Innranoe, Fire, Harine, Life, <

,

cident. Established 1819.

GEN .

8i!2

GEN

McAfee J. M.. McCiure C. M., SpeirJ.H.,

Canuton u

Howard J. W., Miller F. L. & Co., Rich A.,

Cave Sprine TM "

Harkin T. J., Bagwell J. C. M., Cheek & Burroughs Massey J. M., Bumpley W. M., Alien L. P., Bennett J. K. & Bro., Brown B. F. & J. R., Burns B. F. & Co.,

Cardsville Simmons W. S., ' Carnesville Trout W. P. & Co.,
Walker J.M., Bird E., Brewton J. B., Carroll on Hendricks G. F., EvittC. W., Hill G. W., Smith H.,

" Cedar Creek " "

Fowler A. C.,

Wheeler J. R.,

"

Kirkley W. P.,

Sheffield R. W. & W. C.,



K*amerE. G., Lowe & Blalock,

Feathers ton G. W. & Co., Cedartown

Huntington & Wright,



Mabry T. Ay Mandeville L. C., Meadows J. M., STew W. C., Pope J. F., Pope J.N.& Bro., Russell J. H. & Co.,

NoyesJ. S.,

"

<

Phillips W. M. A Co., Philpot & Dodds,

u Stubbs J. S. & Co.,

" " "

II II

West & Browning, McDaniel & Minor,

" Centreville

Alien & Thompson, Chalybeate Sp'gs

Boat W. H., gharpe A. F. & Bro., Simonton C. B., Stewart J. W.,

Cheney R. M., Howard A. B.-agt, Hammond C. H., Phillips J. R.,

" " Chapel Hill

Worthy Z. P. & Sons,

Phillips M. V.,

"

Carr J. D., Ellis J. T., Harper B. I., Morris W. R. & Co., Palmer J. A.,

Carr's Stat ion i i <

Johnston T. S., Bush M. M. & Bros., Bussey T. V.. Bussey W. K... Curry A.,

Chattoogaville Chauncey " " "

Alley I.,

Cartersv He Mullin J.,

"

Gilbert W. H. Erwin J. A. &

& A. Son,

D. i

Evans J. G. & Co., Cherokee Milk

Gordon C. N.,

Chestnut Flat

Flowers M. L. & Co., Franklin S. J., Satterfleld K. W., Shockley T. B., Skinner A. A. & Co.,

Child* S. G., McRae M. M., Waldroup V. M., Shores W. A., Berry W. W.,

Childsville China Hill
Choestoe Chulio
Clarkesville

Stephens U.. Stokely & Williams, Todd E. & Co., White C. H., Alien W. A., Heath G. W., McHan W., Smith R. L., Teem & Bearden, VandergriffB. B., Fricks A. S., Hawks J. P., Land R. A., Powell & Bro., Smith R. B., Griffin M. E., Jones T., Roberts J. G., DickersonT. E. &Son,

Chitwood R. A.,

Lambert S. R.,

Martin E.,

NicholsA. J.,

Cartec ly West E. P.,

West J. W.,

'

Avera J. A.,

Vaughan J. C.,

i

Di'I P. C. & Sons, Cannon J. C.,

Cassanc ra Cannon R. E.,

Cassvii lie i u

Duncan D. T. & D. J., McConnell T. N., Whitmire & McCurry, Bergstiner L. E..

Cat Creuek a

Wotten J. A., Bell & Jarrard; HuntJ.,

Cave Spring Kenimer & Corley,

" " " " " " Clark's Mill Clarkston Clay Hill Clayton " " " " Clayville ", Cleveland ". "

CHIP your Wercliandjse_frorn_Phllade|p_hla and Bal timore via GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

GEN

833

GEN

feagleJ. K.&R. A.,

Clinchen Cook J.,

Cool Spring

Thompson J. N.,

Daughtiy G. O. A.

Redding & York,

Clintou Stuckey J. & Co.,

Forester P., Tsylor W. Dr.,

Cloverdi-at le

Stuckey 2S., Davis W. W.,

Cooper

Clyatt D. T.,

Clyattville Mosley D. R.,

Heard J. P.,

Coal Mountain Porter B.,

Battle J. R., Coley J. A. D., Davis J. T.,

Cochirian ii

Smith C.H., Smith J., Smith T. L.,

McVay & Choate,

McArver R. B. & Co.,

Coosa

Mass & Bio..

MontgomeryS.,

Coosawattee

Peacock & Oberry, Roland D.,

II Harrell W. H., It Rogers W. G.,

Copelaiind

Sirmons L Thomson J. A.,

II Anderson S. M., II Hardin J. S.,

Cornuco1p1 ia

Trunell J. W.,

II Middlebrooks A. J.,

Urquhart A. T.,

It Middlebrooks T. G.,

WUlis M. M.,

II Newby D. J.,

Wynne J. M. <fc Co.,

II Cody R. C.,

Haggard S. M., Cohutta Springs Fisher C. B.,

Cott^a^ge Miitlls

Wilson W. M.,

Shivers M. M. & L. O., Cotton Hill

Raker H. F.,

Coleman's Depot Barnett A. J.,

Cove City

Collier & Smith, Smith A. H.,

Colfitier

Burden W. J.. Anderson & Hunter,

Covena Covington.

Clifton J. S.,

Colquitt Camp R.,

Pudge J. D.,

CorleyJ.T.,

Heard J. H.,

Dealing & Guinn,

Platt F. M.,

Elliott W. D

Wilkins P. C.,

Felker & Anderson,

Banner L.,

Columbus Heard & White,

Pioneer Co-Operative Co.,

Henderson & Bro.,

Raflerty L. J.,

KellyW. A. & Bros.

Simons M. & Co..

Lee W. B.,

HcLendons & Matthews, Concord Pace C. D.,

Madden J. F., Beacham L. C., Sea D.,

a Shepherd T. J. & Son, Condor Stephenson & Hight
Swann & Stewart

it it

Almand H. P. & D. M. & Co.,

Craft J. D. & B. P.,

Craftsville

Almand J. H., Son & Co.,

Conyers
it

Hulmne I. H. G., Blalock J. T.,

Crawfish Spring

Almand S. D. & Son,

ii Lee J. M.,

"

Anderson S. H.,

Arnold All H. A Sou,

Crawford

Bryans T. H. & Co.,

FlatonJ.,

"

Clemmons & Petty,

Hall G. C.,

"

Cowan W. S.,

ii Hargrove C. S.,

"

Elliott G. P.,

it Martin R. S.,

"

MeCalla Bros.. Overbay W. 2. & Co.,

1C
ii

Stokely, McMahan & Co., Witcher & Jarrell,

." "

fierce A. J.,

ii Bergstrom C.,

Crawfordville

Baser E. B.,

it Darracott J. \V.,

"

Smith & Farmer, Stewart J. B. & J. A. B., Tommey A. P.

ii it ii

Myers C., Richards Q., Richards T..

" " "

fteadwell J. & W. E. & Co., it Stewart & Briston,

"

Weaver G. W.,

.11 Stewart & Smith,

"

Jones M. W.,

Coogle's Mill Williams D. A.,

"

Smith F. F.,

Horn W. H.,

Creswell

Cook J. W.,

Cooksville Crane & Legrand,

Cromer's

Barke J.,

Cool Spring Selmon W. L. Jr., Crystal Springs.

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca, Jas. P. Harrfson & Co., Prop'rs, 27 & 29 Broad St.

GEN

834

GEN

Goodin M. J., Holmes J. O., Jordan B. F.. Winfleld J. ..

Cullodiien 'i u

Norman W B., Sutton J. A., Thomas S. Mrs., Daniel J.,

Culver L. P. Mrs., Moore B. H. & Co.,

Culvertuon

Johnson G. S., Adams J..

Davenport W. S. & W. Edmondson & Estes, Hudson & Humphrey, Janes & Phillips, Moore W. F.,

E.,

Gummuing it u u

Atken F. D., Jollatt I., Collatt L., 3ullinan M.. Dnacy John, agt.,

Davis B. F.,

Cusseta Devltn J.,

Stephens J..

Eckman L.,

Breedlove J. C., Smith G. W., Treadwell W. B.,

CutOu ff it

Fiaher J. M.. Hawes & Tyler, Keller P.,

Gillespie A. W., Gunn J. McK., Heilbron T., Owen & Sealy, Tumlin & Allison,

Cuthbiet rt ii u "

Larkiu J., Mansfield J., Miller H., Pfeiffer B., Bothchild C.,

Danbunth
ir u
DanielsviUu e Daiien
u u u u ii u it
u iui ' ii

Burnside & Bro., Dodd G. M., Gurley & Bro., Hand N. H. & Co., Howard N. F. & J. A., Howell W. P., Hughes G., Meaders B. B., Parker & McAfee, Sitton&Bro., Stricklaud E. W., Wimpy A. G..

Dahlonega Strain A..

it u i.

Walker J., Weil H., Wilcox & Churchill, Brown T. L.,

u ii ii u < ii

Herrman A., Kennedy T. M., Combee W. L., Baldwin A. J. & Co., Baldwin M. H., Baldwin S., Crim J. B.,

u
u Davisborouigb
u Dawnville
D'awaon i' u

Bullock N. T., Chappell W. B.. Foote G. W. & Son., Gann F. M., Moody E. W.. Pickett & Sheffield, Strickland S. L.,

Dalilias ii it ii ii .1

Griffin J. L., Melton & Bro.. Orr W. F., Castleberry J..F., Goss J., Boper S., Smith H. B.,

u Dawsonviulle u ii

Blanton J. A.. Davis E. H., D&Journette J. B., Farnsworth W. P. & Co., Hirschberg M., Humphreys E., Knorr Charles, Lampkin W. S. & Co., Nealon Martin N., Tibbs L. S. & Co., Tibbs W. L. & Co., Trotter Jesse, Worthy J. C., James B. F., Webb &Hightower,

Dal"ton ii ii tt ii ii u ii ii u ii it

Austin & McAlister, Crockett J. P., Jossey W. W., Lee A. J., Mason E. H., Bamspeck G. A. & Co Terry J. W. & Bro., '' Beyseigel C. P., Everett & Andrews, Hargis T. T., Mitchell D. B., Beece & Bro., Sharp W. T.,

Damasc11us

SnellJ. A.. Trammell V. B.,

Deca"tur u u u
u
Delmsr DeSouto
ii u " " u it

Anderson Jl L.. Anderson Z. W., Cade D. B., Cohen A., Matthews & Talley,

Danbur'gh ti u ii

Bass & Moate Clark C. C., Culver J. L., Harper B. I., Palmer J. A.,

Deverea"ta u u it

TAW the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the

1 A.IV.U

Popular Route from Atlanta.

GEN

835

Austin G. W.,

Dixie Samson J. J.,

BirdC. C.,

Dixon Sanell Asa,

Black R.,

MurrellC. B.,

Iiooper J. K.,

" STewman B.,

Preston G.,

" Peacock L. M.,

Reppard <fe Walter,

Dixonia Sapp H. J.,

Bass, Milliken & Kendrick

Adams & Ezell,

Dirt Town Davis C. M.,

Devendorf H. C.,

Doctor Town Davis J. T.,

Flowers G. 3ST. &Bro., Doraville Ezell E. B. & Co.,

Eastman
H II
Eatonton

Middlebrook A. C., Wmith J. H., Delegel & Tate (c), Fulton E. A.,

Guding & Co., Harvey E., Dorchester Marshall W. B., a Phillip C. A. Mrs.,

Winn A. F. & J. W.,

" Pow^fi B. F.,

Dorminey J. B., Dormtney's Mill Pruddeu S. C.,

May C. M.,

Double Branches Sparks J. R.,

Walsh James

" Baker W. E. Q.,

Dorsett, Price & McElreath

Bahn M. S. Mrs.,

Douglasville Hunter Thomas,

James J. S. & Bro.,

" Foy E. E.,

McLarty A. W., *

" Mortou D.,

Pittman & Lowe,

" Wilson C.,

Turner G. R.,

" Wilson S. A.,

Watsou J. M. & M. B.,

" Duncan J. H. & Bro.,

Watson J. P.,

Gairdner. Arnold & Co.,

Ediien Edgewood
Egypt
Elberton

Griffith G. W., - Drake Town Harris SL Jj.,

McBrayer W. C.,

Jacobs A.,

Moseley W. S.,

Jones.H. A T. A.,

Bay T. J. & Bro.,

Drayton Myers M.,

Hightower B. H. & Son,

Dublin Swift Bros.,

Howard G. M. & Co.,

u Tate E. B.,

Jeues W. B. & Co., Keen I. T.,

Twraeaildswwel.l,& Turner,

Maddox G. W., Nance B., Perry L. C. & Co., Sarchitt T. P.,

II II II tc

Strange B. A., Carter B. F., Bishop A., CobbJ. P.,

Shaw J. A.,

II Garren D.,

Tillery W. H;,

II Mears M. J.,

Wolfe J. B.,

II Welch W. R-,

Wiggs A. T.,

Dubois Powers A. W.,

Durham J.R. P.,

Ducker Snackleford T. F.,

Cole W. H.,

Duluth Booker T. M.,

Jinks W. D.,

Williams J. W.,

Lowe & Knox.

Burgess B. B.,

Mathis H.,

Sullivan T. C.,

Rogers & Jones,

Mercer J. S.,

Llghtsey J. L, Sirmons D. J. & Bro.,

Du Poitnt

Stone J. F., West T. J.,

Sirmons L.,

West W. P.,

Strickland L.,

Harris L. P.,

Bowers P. H.,

Eagle Grove Jay H.,

Smith J. M.,

East Point Maddox C.,

Lyle A. J.,

Whelchel F. M.,

Taylor S. A..

Whelchel J. D.,

Thompson B. F.,

Alien A.,

Ash burn W. W., Bonds J. J.,

Eastm<at n

Alien H., Alien J. A.,

Coleman H.,

Franks S. M.,

Ellaville Ellerslie
EUijay
Enon Groiive Enterprise Erastus Erin Esom Hill
Ethel
u
Eudora u ii
Eubarlee

54

D P Will/ftvv Columbus, Oa., represents oldest and strongest . F WIIICOX, English and American ]Insurance Companies,

GEN

83(5

GEN

Grogan & Thoraton, Eureka Mills Teagle I. B..

Flowery Branch

Asbley H. P.,

Evelyn Thompson J. N.,

"

Barnwell ST. H., Seals F., agt,

" Ballinger & Moore, Floyd Springs

" Wood P. H.,

Forest Hall

DureG.A.,

" Banks J. A..

Forsyth

Lanibrijeht J. E.,

" Banks J. W.,

"

Nelson D.,

" Ponder & Ham,

"

Bobertson W. J.,

" Proctor J. D.,

"

Everette & Camp, Everett's Springs Smith T. D.,

"

Arnold T. K.,

Everett's Station Solomon & Mount, .

"

Williams W. D.,

" Cobb & Cobb,

Fort Buffington

Dorminey J.,

Evergreea Adams D. C.,

Fort Gaines

Fussell A. & M.,

" Brown J. P. H.,

"

Mobley B.,

" BufnettB. F.,

"

Dorset D. W.,

Fairburn Cohen S.,

"

Harvey M. P.,

" ColemanS. D.,

"

McCurry W. A..

" Davis J.,

"

Bobfcrts E. Ty

" Loeb I.,

"

Stephens J. T.,

" Mortis C. V.,

"

StricklandH. &J. H.,

" PaullinI/..

"

Vickers & Goodman,

" Bicks W. W.,

"

Bryant H. D.,

Fairnaount Simpson, Vinson & Watts,

"

Jones J.H.,

Sternberg S.,

"

Lloyd & Tally.

" Sutlive J. W.,

"

Watta H. G., Doerfliuger J. B.,

" Tennille F. T.,

"

Fancy Bluff Andrew C. H., ' , Fort Lamar

Kilgers J. H.,

Farmington Hubbard C. Jj.,

Fort Mountai n

Blaloek J. L.,

Fayetteville Brown J. & F.,

Fort Valley

Blaloek Z. B.,

" Glass A.,



Dorsey & Dorsey,

" Glass M.,

'

Fussell A. & M., .

Feronia Gray Broa.,

l

Upshaw J. M. & Bro., Fields' X Koacls GreeneA. B.,

'

Harkins T. J.,

Five Points Houser Bros.,

'

Daniel J. M., Flat Biver Factory Kersh W. M.,

'

Head & Head,

Flat Shoals Lilly O. L.,

"

Jones J. B., Flatwood Academy Long A. H.,

Clark E. N. & Bro.,

Fleming Marshall J. P.,

ll

Clark J.,

' Murray A. W.,

"

Glark W.,

-

' Sommers Bros.,

"

FraserP. (c),



' Foster K. B. & Son, Foster's Store

Lyons F. S.,

' Armstrong J. T.,

Franklin

Parker S..



' Askew B. H.,

"

Boberts E. T.,

' Beall B. J.,

"

Wilson P. (c), .



" Daniel & Boa,

"

KitiBgerald Bros.,

Florence Lane H. B.,

"

Kauftnan C. & Sons,

" MozleyW.-L.,

"

Strauss A.,

" Maddox C. H.,

FreemansvJlle

Ward P. T.,

Florenceville Thoruton F. W.,

Frick's Gap

Barrett F. S.,

Flowery Branch Mobley J. B.,

Fryer's Pond

Bell & Foster,

Alexander D.,

Gainesville

Boring H. H.,

" Barnes J. B. & Co., .

"

Cooper A. B.,

" Booae K. L.,

"

Davis F. T.,

" Boone & Budolph,

"

Estes & Hosch,

" Cohen H.,

"

Graham & Hawkins,

" Daniel & Bro.,

"

Harmoti & Canning.

- " DuPreC.W., .

"

Host-I) B, A.,

" Hargrove J. T., - .

"

Mabafiey E. W.,

" HuntJ. H.,

,"

Morgan C. C.,

" Law J. F.,

'

Stringer J. B.,

" Palmer B. & Co.,

'

the CEORCIA RAILROAD, the Short Line from Macon.

GEN

837

GEX

Peffer F., Quiliian W. H., Redwine W. & Co., Biehards & Co., Smith & Jenkine,

Gainesville Sanders K.. " Walker & Co., " JTeal B. P., " Zellars I. N., " Sessoma A. & Co.,

Gordon "
Gordon Springs Gosben Graham

Whelchel A.,

" Williamson B. F.,

Wiley E. S.,

" Brooks B. C.,

Grangfctaville

Williams W. S. & Co.,

" Johnson S. K.,

Anltman JB..

Garden Valley Banks & Sims,

Dexter T. W.,

Gardl Cottoa E. & Son,

" Grantville
"

Harper E.,

" Garrett & ZeUars,

"

Pitner A. H.,

Gaddistown Stalling* C. M.,

Williams, Pitner & Gaddis, " Gray C. W. & Co.,

Heidingsfelder P.,

Geneva Stames O. P.,

Hough J. D.,

" Davis B. P.,

Ligon W. J. & Co.,

" Uttle W. & Son,

" GraysvJlle
" ." Greenbusb,

McCrary I. B., McCrary J. W, & Bro., Spain & Harvey, Turner A.,

" MeWilliams G. W. .& Son,

"

" 2feal B. P. & A. H.,

"

" Chance A.,

Green's Cut

" Green G. A.,

".

Wall L. W.,

" Barnhart & Kimbrough,

Wilkerson <fe Hatcher,

"

Greensborough

Davidson D. M.,

Georgetown Cory & Patillo,

"

Johnson G. W.,

" Bavis C. A. & Son,

"

Jordan W. P.,

" Pennington H. C.,

"

Mercer J. W.,

"

Shelton T. A.,

Shoenfeld S.,

" Storey J. M., . " AdairBD.,
" Banning F.,

" Greenville
"

Denton J. F. & Co.,

Gibson Ellts D.,

"

Dixon & Losae,

.

" ElliaR. 2?.,

"

Logue W. B. & Co.,

" Harris J. H. & Bro., .

"

Logue & Whiteley,

" Xelson J. H.,

"

Peebles I. S.,

" Pender L. J..

"

Gross E. Jr.,

" Shuttles J. E.,

"

Gross J. J.,

" Winslow E.,

"

Martin B., Nunn T., Quillian G. M.,

GillsviUe GreshamJ. T,. " Thomas J. V., " Baas & Heard,

GresbamviUe " "

Smith B. M., Buxton W. H. & Co., EllisonS.J., Bawls B. H. & Co., John J. M., Fambro U. C-,

" Brooks & Mills,

Girard Clark G.W.& Son,

Engel J.,

Glenmore i Kalmon J. J.,

" Keith J. H. <& Co.,

Goggansville KincaidW.J.,

.

Griffin " " " "

Johnston J. M.,

.

' KingJ. C.,

"

Hiinmons G. W. & Co.,

" Little & Manley, .

"

Henson J.,

Goldsborongh Mitchell B. J. & Co.,

"

Smith J. B.,

-.

" Sehtuerman A., .

"

Cail W, B..

. Golold Snider E. L. Bro.,

"

Johnson, Klmball & Co.,

" S-'llwell Keith,

.

"

Green & Burton, Williams & Alien, Randull & Yow,

Good -Hope Ktrickland B, F., .

"

, " Sutton, Williams & Co.,

"

Goodwill Godfrey J.,

GrlswoldvUle

YowB. D.,

.

" Harrisou & Martin, .

"

Davis B.,

Goodman's X Beads Chapman J. E.,

Grove

McGeeM., BridgerB. F. ABro., . Bridger W. J., Frasner V. A. Mrs.,

" Elliott A. B., Gordon Gloer & Gloer,
" Clifford C. J., " Clegg & Coney,

" " . Grovetown Gum Creek

Pattersoii S. L.,

" I*wis J. F. & S. B., .

*'

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Estabfished 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

GEN

838

GEN

Matber J. C.,

Guyton Stephenson W. H.,

Hartwell

Toole O.f

u Williams J.W.,

"

Blitch W. S. & Bro., Halcyon Dale Quinn T. O.,

Haslum

Evans J. R. Jr., HaglnsA. J., Lee J. E.

II

Hatcher & Lawhon, Hatcher's Station

II Barnes & Howard. Hawkinsville

Marsh J. M.,

Dyches J. H., (See p. 533.) "

Edwards J. W.,

Hall's Mill Epstein S. J.,

"

Copeland A. F.,

Hamilton Ferguson & Parsons,

"

Cowsert & Kimbrough,

Henry J. & Son,

"

Mobley & Bros.,

Isaacs M.,

"

PersellQ. T.,

" JelksJ. O.&Bro.,

"

Blitcb W. S. & Bro., Hamp Branch Joiner D. C. & Bro.,

"

Walker J. Y.,

" Kinchen J. P.,

"

Bivins D- B., GlaserA., Harper & Turner, Henderson A. J., Jacobs D., McDowell & Brooks, Mclntosb H. P., Manson Z. T., Tucker B. K., Wise G. E..

Hampt"on " " " " " " " "

Lewis J. F. & Co., Lewis & Ferguson, McDuffie & Merritt, McGehee A. B., Manne H. L., Mannheim B., Pate & Sons, Stern M., Watson & Lewis Willis J. S.,

" " " " " " " " " "

Earner & Tatum, Tatum M. D.,

Hannabatcb".ee

Woods R. B., Henson J. F.,

" Hazlehurst

Lane J. L.,

Hapeville Lott D.,

"

Stillwell W. B.,

Haralson Lott J.,

"

Anthony & Anthony,

Harlem Moody D. H.,

"

Sevens T. H.,

Pace W. H.,

"

Cooper W. H.,

Stansel, Grady & Co.,

"

Harris-on W., Hatcher L. V., Batcher M. B., Kunn J. W.,

" "

Weatherly N., Wilcox A. J. & Co., Mattox W. H.,

" Carswell J. F.,

" " Heardmont Hephzibah

Campbell A. C. & Bro.,

Rhodes A. W.,

"

Harmony Grove Story S. G..

"

Chandler J. M.,

" Brown G. C.,

Hernddn

<3oss & Co.,

" Drake N. J..

"

.Harbor, Bro. & Co., .

" Jones W. B.,

"

Jacobs M.,

" Lane E. A.,

".

JScott J. C., Seegur S., Shankle S. M.. WIlHamson, Key & Co.,

"
"
"

Wadley & Co., Wiggins A. P., Headen E. & Son, McConnell W. R.,

" " Hiawassee | "

Higdon J. J. & Co.,

Harrell Avery A. L.,

Hickory Flat

Lasseter T. A.,

Nix & Day,

"

McKeown J. K., Maxwell A. L., Maxwell T. B.,

" "

WebbW. J.,

'

"I

Bailey N. H..

Hickory Grove

Bespess & Woodard,

"I

Trulock G. B.,

" Garrett 5T. B.,

High Point

Burden N. N.,

Hartridgeville Mitcbell J. & Bro.,

"

Benson E. J*. & Co., Hartwell High Shoals Mnfg Co., High Shoals

Brown A. F. fc J.,

" Powell S. W.,

Craft J. F.,

" Heard J. L.,

Hightovrer

Linder T. J., Linder A Vickery, McCurry A. B.,

"
" "

Meece L. P., Anderson S. M., McCullagh J.,

" Hillsburough
"

Peek J.,

Farmer J. W.,

. Hinesville

Skelton T. V.,

Harrison W.,

"

T1 AAJVW 1L GEN

GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Best Route East.

839

GEN

Hoboken DavisA. W., Howell & Simmons, McCutehen & Simmons,
Hogansville McHan A.,

Jasper
<t it

PratherE.J.,

BaileyF. M., Pendergrass, Son & Co., Simpkins John,

JeffersKon it

Wimberly J. B.,

Jeflfersonville

Jenkins N. S.,

Jenkinsville

DyeW.M. &Bro., Boggard's Mill Grace F. M., Holliagsworth Little Z. W.,

Jesup

Hollonville Massey J.,

HolmesvilZe Middleton W. S.,

u

Holly Springs OdomG.,

l<

Poppell J. A.,

It

Roberson & Co., Surreney & Co., Whaley W. H. & Son, Weiss L.,

u
(1
If It

Cason Bros.,

Jewell's

Coleman N. H.,

Medlock J. E.,

Duncan J.,

JeweUville

Quillian J. T.,

Quillian W. A.,

Wiley W. J.,

Branch A. S., Johnston Station

Mairson 1.1*.

Price W. C.,

"

Sullivan G. W.,

"

Milan L. J. & Son,

Jones Mills

Blalock A. C. & J. E., Jonesborough

BlalockJ. L & Co.,

"

Brown & Watkins,

"

Coogler J. &Son,

'

Crumbley G. W. W.,

Hanes J. J.,

HawkinsJ. M.,

Kimsey <fc Bernhart,

Melson W. A.,

Morrow W. H. H.,

Sims W. T.,

Stewart W. B.,

Connally & Jordan, Jordan's Store

Jackson & Co., Smith G. W., & Son Stanton J. D., Stanton & Kelly,

Jug Taveurn it it

Payne Z. C., Welchel J., Crawford W.,

Juno
it
Kansas

Bagan H.,

Corrie B. H.,

Kennesaw

Eidson B. S.,

Tanner & Bro., Jones E. S.,

Keyton

BruceW. W.,

Kings borough

Gillam W. A.,

Kingston,

Insurance Agency, Columlms, Ga. Tlmetriad. Firetested.

S

Established 1849.

GEN

840

GEN

Hargis J. F.,

Kingston Ferguson & Harmon, Lincolnton

Sheats & Cobb.

" Murphy G. P.,

Kirkland W.,

Kirkland Murray J. W. & Son,

Lowe J. W.,

Knoxville Lissey J. C.,

Lissey's Store

McCrary, Andrews & Alien, Stembridge & Hatcher, WrigbtS. S. Son, & Co.,

" Almand A., " Almand H. C., " Brand J. T.,

Lithonitia u

CuJherson E. L.,

La Fayette Braswell H.,

Nash J. W.,

" Bruce W. C. & Son,

Shaw A.,

" Johnson J. T.,

Shuford & Miller.

" Johnson & George,

Wardlaw J. C.,

" Smith B. &Co.,

Cooper J. N.,

La Grange Knight S. C.,

Livings toa

Laird A. J.

Lairdsborough Morton & Erwin,

Hanesly J. J.,

Lamar Sanford W. S.,

Adams H.,

Lamar's Mill Watson & Co. (c),

Lamar & Holleman. Harvard E. L.,

" Brown A., " Dickson J. B.,

Locust Grouve

Haskins W. T.,

" Brand & Hammond, Logansville

Hobbs C.,

Lauren's Hill Braswell E. L. & Son,

Pope J. T.,

" Bockmore & Braswell,

Thompson A. J.,

" Starr & Trible,

Brand M. V.,

Lawrenceville Clark & Stapleton,

Lombardy

Lamkin J. T..

" Nathan & Meyaher,

Robinson JR. N.,

" Austin S. H.,

Lomonville

Shackelford J. H., Spenee J. D.,

" Moore J. G., " Moore W. N.,

Long Bran11ch

Btrickland B. E.,

" Greene A. B.,

Long Cane

Vaughan A. J., Wilson J. M.,

" Logan W. H., " Slaton G. W.,

Loudsvi11lle

Daniel J. H.,

Lawtonville Little J. C. & Co.,

Louisville

Perkins G. W.,

" Sinquefield F. A.,

"

Silverbury S. A.,

" Wilkins J. H.,

"

Barnett L. N.,

Leary's Zacharias M. <fe Co.,

"

McGregor J. A. Jr.,

" Clinton M.,

Lovejoy's Station

Pace G. V.,

" Wise G. E.,

"

Price J. C.,

" Banks J. H.,

Lula

Turner A. W. Jr.,

" Chandler G. N.,

"

Gunby W. A.,

Leathersville O'Farrell C. J.,

"

Byne G. M.,

Leesburgh Knox J.,

Lulaton

Callaway C. B.,

" Barber J. F. & J. D., Lumber City

Sadler & Green,

" Burgstiner L. E.,

"

Stokes G. M.,

" Gay J. H.,

')

Tison & Carter, Barrett S., Roberts J. W.,

" McLeod G. W., Lenton McLeod J. D.,
" McBae &'Byals,

11
11

Duckett & Moore,

Leo Morris J. A.,

Jarrard & McMillan,

" Wooten J. A.,

"

Miller & Hooper,

" Low C. M.,

Lumpkin

Pasco S. & Bro.,

" Palmer J. B.,

Luther

. Gotheimer W.,

Lexincton BiversS. H.,

"

Haire J. T. M.,

' Teagle & Albrlght,

Luthersville

Haire & Latimer,

" Graves A.,

McBean Depot

Smith & Willingham,

" Mingledorff B. G.,

"

Bloodworth T. W.,

Liberty Hill Turner J. F.,

" _,

Settle J. M.,

". Bobinson D. F.,

McDonald

Thornton J.,

" McDonald B. J., McDonald's Mill

Wbitsitt W. W.,

Lily Pond Knott D.,

McDonough

Pittman & Neese, Lime Branch Nolan A. C.,

"

Dallis T. N.,

LIncolnton Sloan W. C.,

T A irr 1 AJVL

the

GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line West

and

Southwest.

GEN

841

GEN

Turner H. C.,

' MeDonough Bice W. H. & Co.. MarshallviHe

Andrews Bros..

Mclntosh Sperry, NUes & Martin,

"

Carrolls B. Q.,

" Black H. C.,

Martin

Farmer J. W., .

" Childs O. G.,

"

Fraser J. B., .

" SeweU G. W.,

"

Fraser W. A. & Bro.,

" Edwards W. J.,

Matlock

Harrison W..

" Mauldin A. A., Manldin's Mills

Norman N. J. & Co.,

" Brightwell A. T. Bev., Maxey's

McLellan, Weston & Co.,

Fleming T. & Co.,

"

McLellan's Mills Hitchins F. C-,

"

McClesky D. M..

McNutt Baker & Beynolds,

Mayfield

MeLean & McMillan,

McBae Atkins H.,

Maysville

PoweU & Co., Towns J. M., Burden & Knox, Garrett C. F.,

II
II

Boone, Alexander & Carr,

"

Mayo J. M. T.,

Mechanicsville

McVUle Swilley W. M.,

Melrose

Foster K. B.,

Melville

Gay H. T., Key & Graham, McLennnan & McBae, McBae J..

Hollen P. & Co., Starling J. A., Myriek B. H., Morris C. C.,

" " Meriweather Meseaa

Norfleet & Jordan, Webster W. B., Hoi brook G., Holbrook & Son, Kahn V., Flynn J. C., Tarver & Co., Bearden J. W., Booth S. W.,

Murry & Alien,

"

Thompson B. F.,

"

Macedoini ia

Faulkner J. G. & J. D., Hill & Bay,

Mica "

Maciton it

Best J. W., Billing W. J., Bryan J. M.,

Middle Ground " "

Madison Garnett J. G.,

"

Davis & Marks,

Midville

Broughton J. A.,

Drew T. M.,

Burnett & Co., Coben E. H.,

Evans & Carswell, Asker B. H.,

" Milford

HighJ. B., Peniek L. T.,

Hodges E. W., Caraker D.,

Mill Bay Milledgeville

Thomason P. B., WynnW. D.,

Hendrix H. E., Atwell E. B.,

" Millen

Wynn & Peacock,

Daniel J. H.,

Elarlee J.,

Maiden Branch Dwells G. W.,

Emory J.,

Goodmau S-,

Pursley S.,

Beiber H.,

" " " Miller's Station

Baugh A J., Seymour B. T., Anderson W. P. & Sons, Bennett E. C., Boston &Hunt. Daniel J. B. & Co. (e), Dobbs JT. P. & Son, Gilbert & Sessions,

Marcus Burroughs W. H. & J. H.,

Byrom M. B.,

Marietta Ferris L. J.,

i"i it

Hucks W. A., Levy D., Mamlocb A. L.,

Sutton W. G.,

.

Cauthen & Tyns,

" " " " " " " Milner

Haley Bros., Hirsch B., Baser W. J. & Co., Lindley & Barnes, Lyon M. B.,

Coleman W. E.,

"

Goldsmith D.,

"

Holmes L. & Co.,

"

Manry J. & Son,

"

Martin & Head,

"

HcClatchey D. F., O'Neill J. B. & Co., Schoenthall B. Mrs., White & O'Neill,

Bivers B. G.,

White A. J.,

.

Willis W. D.,

Moore E. L. & Co.,

" " Mil.Itown

Heidt E., Mallette W. D., Johnson C. S.,

Marlioi w

Norton & Bro.,

"

Allred, Davis & Co., Mineral Springs

Marshallville M cads T.,

Mobley Pond

JA8. P. HARRI8ONA CO., State Printers, Publisher*, and Binders, 27 & 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Qa.

GEN

842

GEN

Baker W. H.,

Monroe McDonald J.,

Naomi

Felker 3. & Co., Felker & Black, Malsby & Avery, Noweflc. G. A Son, Sheata & Bay, Smith & Turner,

" "
" "

Griffin W. H., DeLoach H., DeLoach S., DixonJ. WM Shoeman W. F., Smith J. H.,

Nashville Naylor

Coley & Westbrook, Montezuma Cooper J. B.,

Neb*

DeV^ughn J. E., Buke * Wells, Eicbbaum & Cohen.

" "

Barnes W. J., Bird Z. T., Keith G. C.,

New Bridge

EUIngton J. C.,

Cooper T. J.,

New Hope

Harrfson J. M.,

Lewis J. D.,

LewisJ. F. &Son,

Aaderson B. F.,

New Market

MeKenzie J. W.,

Gregory J. B.,

u

Minor & Easterlln,

Phinizy J.,

Basser J. N.,

Barnweli T. J.,

New Prospect

Kelly W. A. & Bros., Monticello Janey T.,

a

Boberts&Peurefoy,

Childs & Bailey,

Newborn

BobinsoD A. M. & J. B.,

Arnold Bros.,

Newnan

Wataon & Walker,

CuttinoP. F.,

White N. B..

Fouse, Conyfcrs & Co.,

Clayton <fe Tlneley, Colley V. B.,

Morg"an

Hardaway & Hunter, Hunter & Askew,

u

Israel A.,

u

Crawford L. B,, Watson J. M.,

Morgan"ton

Johnson G. !. & B. Kinnard & Co.,

A.,

II It

Wilson B.,

Klrbys &Anderson,

(I

Morgan B. A.,

Morganville Orr W. B. & I. N.,

u

Johnson N.,

Morris Station Parker & Bro.,

Fuller A. B.,

Morrow's Stati"on.

Pope Bros., Sargent H. J.,

Hitch B. M.,

Morven Shannon J. G,.

Bearden B., Anderson J. J., Capps T. A., McConnell J. C., McConnell & Dooly,

Moultrle Woodroof D. P., Mount Airy Wyatt B. N. M,
" Engles W. G., " Odum W. C. & Bro., " Scollay'J.,

Newton "

Parker T. O., Sapp J. A.,

" Williams W. D.& Son,

"

Mount Pleasant Horton W. A., Newton Factory

McLernore & Bros., Mount Vernon Pickett W. H.,

Morrison J. W.,

" Tucker W. E '

Thompson H. GL

Moon G. T.,

Smith A.,

Mountain Hill Crittenden & Bros,,

" Nickville Nochway

Carroll.S. S., Osborn N. B.,

Mountain Sce"ne

Phelps & Payne, Barnweli E. P.,

Pickett J..

Mountaintown Crandall & Glover,

Curry C. W.,

Mad Creefe Mills Durbaza I/. J.,

JLyle . B..

Mulberry McEIroy 8. T. & Bro.,

Crawford J. T. fc J. M., Munnerlyn Medlock B. P.,

Lanler W. H.,

rf Wallace & Mmer,

Richardson J. A.,

Nacooehee Griffin E. Mrs.,

Scroggs & Co.,

" Hsyes E.,

West E. P.,

" Massengale A. M.,

Williams C. L.,

' Massengale T. E.,

Williams J.H.,

" Wright W. C.,

Aycock & Barftes,

Nahunta Alford D. C.,

Hix W. D.,

Nail's Creek EUis B.,

Arnold, Pinson & Co.,

Nannie Brown J. B.,

Taylor AWhitiock,

" Stephens J. H.,

Norcross
u It (I II
1C
Norwood t
U
U Cf
Oak Bower Oakland
Ochlochnueft

your Freight Wet v/a the

'

GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

GEN

843

GEX

Fletcher, Whitly & Hendersoa, OcUla Parr W. H.,

Guyton C. S.,

Oconee Zachry Ct F.,

Haines A. J.,

LottJ.,

Peachstone Sho1a1 ls Pearson

Joyner V. S., Martin J. L.,

Love W. H., Parker W.,

Moye B. A.,

Pearson B.,

Nbrris J. F.. SuellC. W. &Co., Wood J. 8. Jr.,

WynnE.T., Hand J. L., Boswell Bros.,

Peekville Pelham Penfleld

Blitch W. H.,

Ogeechee BoswellJ. O.,

1C

Burns V. H., Cail W. B., Cooper J. B.,

it a

Bynum J. H., Jjester H. A., PerkJnsS-M.,

11
Perkin's Junction

Greer A. H., Kelsoe & Bro., Willis H., WillisW.H., Collins J. W., Jarriel J. L., Kirkland B.,

Oglethorpe Branson W. H.,

Cater T. J.,

Cooper & Carter,

Day & Gordon,

Ohoopee Kiilen G. W.,

11

Kopferman w., Mann J. W.,

Peiriry ii ii ii ii ii

LanierA.B., Loagbotough S. B.,

Oliaver

Moore & Tattle, Clifton P.,

1C
Perry's Mill

Cogging & Latham, Holbrook G. B. & Son, Maddox J. J.,

Oran<tge
u

Grace, Mann & CD., Eeidman J., Thompson B. C Jr.,

Bay V. L. Mrs.,

Orchard Hill Williamson J. J-,

ii 11

Arwood T.,

Ophir Phillips J.,

Plerceville

Cannou & Chastain,

u McDonald W. A.,

Pine Bloom

..,

Osceola Johnson L. A.,

Pine Grove

Ousley <fe Bro., Benfroe W. P., Bailey J. & Co.,

Ous1l1ey

Vanbokkelen A. H., Gordon W. T.,

Pine Log

Owen's Ferry Carver M.,

Pine Mountain

Brown <fe Merron,

Matthews B. F. & Son, Pineville

Burroughs W. B., Clinch H., Hedleston W. C.,

Wilson J. D., Black J. H., MayJ.,

" Plains of Dura
"

Lang R. S., .

RawsonL. S.,

"

Owens G. S., Searlett F. H.,

Brownlee J. H., Johnson & Sevier,

Plainville "

TompkinsB. &B.,

Bell & Foster,

Pleasant Grove

Brantley F. L., Harwell M. P., Tliomas & Branham, BuUsvrd & HoUeman, Beckman J. F., Bullard <fe Arnold, Floyd W. W., Garrett&WallthoU, Givens J. J., Hutehinson & McBride, Jackson W., Jphuston & Cuthbert, KlserA.J., Longino Q. R, Tuoratou E. B., Zellars S., ClarkelCM., Eberhart J. B., JleCurdy J. A., GaneyR. C.,

Oxfiotrd u

Martin S., Morgan C. C., Cureton W. B. & Co.,

" " Pleasant Hill

Palmetto Hough C. A.,

"

u Webster S. B.,

II Logan J.,

Pleasant Retreat

II Little W. & Son,

Poindexter

IitI

Davenport "W. J., Tiller W. G.,

Point Peiiter

II II 'I

Meyers J. M., Quillian W. H., The Glade Store,

Polksville Cl II

II Harrison A. C.,

Pond Fork

u Human H. D.,

II II

Messer J. S., Garrett N.,

Pond Spring

Panola Bucker H. B.,

Pauoll

Hizon A. G., Bntner J. C. & Son.

Pond Town Powder Springs

Patterson Elliott J. H.,

"

1

D T? Tir?llsiAv'<-i General Insurance Agency, Colunbns. Oldtrt . JT . W llICOX S 1849 aad Strongest in Qeoxgia. 1879

GEN

844

GEN

Hipps & Duncan. Powder Springs Lord J. F.,

Kiser W. J. & Son,

" Truluek W. S.,

Pritchard B. L.,

Gordon T. M.,

Hill & Simpson,

Powers Cross S.,

RiddleviJJe Bi:
Bising .wn

Martin B. C.,

Cully D. M.,

Hirsh D. B.,

Powersville Fricks F. S. & Bro.,

"

Warren W. E.,

Ketcherside & Brown,

"

Matthews & Parker, Prattsburgh Montgomery S., Bobertson's Store

Potter L. P..

Bobertson M. C.,

"

Chappell & Stapleton,

Preston Cox S. J.,

Bock Mart

Nieholson D. W.,

Hague & Hines,

"

Sheperd J. D.,

" Hubbard & Vandever,

"

Tumlin N. J. & Co., Prior's Station Whitehead, Jones & Co.,

"

Davison W. H., Camp & Camp,

Providence York L. B. & Bro., Puckett Station Deck J.,

" Bock Spring

Baum J..

Quitman Jones B.,

"

Brooks S. W.,

" Wellborn J. M.,

"

Creech D. B.. Dukes E. T. & Bro., Finch J. B., Gazan N..

Black A. D., Bond J. W., Jay T., McGeheeL,

Rockpile " " "

Harden F. B.,

Balmour B. T.,

"

Irvine J. A., Oelsner J., Bountree A. J. & Son,

Camp J. L., " Marsh J., " Edenfield W. A.,

Bocky Creek "
Rocky Ford

Thomas A. W., Tillmau J., Wall Bros.,

. " Edenfield W. A. Jr.,

"

.

" Duncan D. C.,

Bocky Mount

Babun Gap Horn & Comer,

Rome

Cleghorn & Hill,

Raccoon Mills Jones A. A.,

"

Wyatt & Cook,

" Karlsruber G.,

"

Knight H. H.,

Bay's Mills Rossett H., agt.,

"

Barwlcfc N.,

Bed Bluff Slaton & Powell,

"

Olliff W. W.,

Red Branch Smith L. P. & Co.,

"

Jones J. W.,

Bed Clay Spiegelberg M.,

"

Looney & Leonard,

" Wood & Son,

"

Boberts J. S.,

" Wright & O'Bryan,

"

Shelverton N.,

" Paxton D. B.,

Stockburger J. E.,

" Bates M.,

Andrews Bros.,

Bed TTill Hembree & Alien,

Bustin S. B.,

" Laurel MUls Mnfg Co.,

Bogers J. T.,

Reedy Springs Boswell Mnfg Co.,

Brewton J. B.,

Beidsville Tribble & Kelpin,

Easterling J. J.,

" Webb A.,

Hendrix G. F.,

" White & Watson,

McDonald & Shepard,

" Barfield M. G.,

Rosindale Roswell " " " " " "
Bound Oak

Reid G. F.,

Repose Mann G. W.,

Dixon N.,

Beppard's Mill Bowers P. H.,

Calhoun A. L. & Son., Beynolds Jones H. W.,

Coleman H. T.,

Royston W. A.,

Goddard E. A.,

Stiefel. M.,

Hodges H. & Bro.,

Cleveland F. B.,

Meyer H.,

Ballard M. C.,

Ogburn J. L.,

Banks R. H.,

Paris F. F.,

Brown J. M.,

Buffin J. J. & Son,

Danielly J. A.,

" Boyston
" " " Buckersville Russellville " " "

Broughton S. W., Hubbell O., Lyons & Trash., Quarterman A. S., Meyer T. A. H.,

Riceborough McGinty J. T., ' Barker W. D., Ponder G. F., " Murrow M. A.,
Richland Bichter A. P. & Bro.,

" Butledge
" " "

your Cotton East via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

GEN

845

x

GEX

Boyston A. J., Vining&Bro., Williams D., Williams & Wallace,

Butleditge it it

Tucker W. E. & J. L., Laving J. B., Moore L. A., Atkins J. A.,

Shady Dale "
Sharon Sharp Top

Clemens H. K., Collier J., Esenstein J. Mrs., Fox & Burns, Frank D., Hernandez C.. Mira A. F., Pratt S. C., Budolph H. Mrs., Rudolph J. J., Simp^ra H.. Wright A. C.,

St. Marfyt 's it 11 ii it <i it it i< it it

Atkins W. B., Davis & Cornilison, Glass Love, Bickesl. R, Collins T. & Son, Gray M., Rogers B. X., Webb & Terry Cooke G. W. Jr., Sparks W., Johnson W. T., Holden J. B.,

" " Sharpsburgh " SheltonviUe " " Shiloh " Siloam Silver Creek

Dart & Co., Levisson B.,

St. Simon's Miitlls

McCain B. J., Butt W. L. G.,

Simsville Skeinah

Dodgin J., Smith J.,

Sallacttoa

Chastain J. M., Cochran G. W.,

" "

Love C. B.,

Salt Springs Levasgue A. Z.,

"

Hamerick J. M.,

Sand Hill Gray T. J.,

Smart's Station

Cohen J. Sirs., Greenwood J., Haines A. Y. & Son, McCarty W. A., Ifewman M. & Son, Pringle & Orr. Rawlings B. T., Smith S. J. & Son, Warthen G. D., Watkins W. E. & Co.,

Sandersvti He i i i i it it ii ii

Alacandri C.,

Nix J.,

DozierW. B.,

Terry T.. J.,



AveraD. G.,

Beck B. B.,

Deidrick & Johnson,

Dodgen J. L. & Sons,

Eidson W. J.,

Hardwiek J. W.,

Smith "
Smith's Mill Smithton Smithville " Smyrna "

Doster W. T.,

Sandy Cross PaceW.X.,

"

Welch G. W.. Baxter J. L., Lively A. & Co., Peachley S. F.,

Sandy Ridge White & Stone,

Saridi is it

Davis M. W., Murphy W. M., Stewart W. T.,

" Snapping Shoals
" "

Flint J.E., Kelley S. E..

Saw Diut st

Abercrombie T. M., Burton M. W.,

Social Circle "

Heard & Co., Heard & Fulcher, Lanier B. F., Limmer J. H., Outland B. T. & Co., Pfeiffer L. F.,

Scarborouttgh it <i ii

Cotton A. M., EcfclesJ. T.. Garrett G. W., Johns & Barrett Kelly W. A. & Bros., Robinson A. M. & J. B..

" " " " "

Lee J.,

Schlatterville ! Shepherd J. O.,

'

"'

Grace C. C.,

Screven Whitehead & Chick,

"

Arnold W. T., Brantly J. B., Cook W. J. & Co., Conch H. M. & Co., Couch M. H., Hardy I. C., Jones J. T. & Co., Methvin J. F., Methvin B. B. & Bro., Shell I. A. Z., Shepherd L.,

Senioia i i i i i t i 11 ii

Boyd J. B.,

. Sonora

McDonald E.,

South Newport

ThorpeC. C.,

"

Baker J. H.,

Sparta

Baxter & Wilson,

"

MandleJ., -

"

O'Connor P. J-,

'

Pierce, Little & Co.,

'

Rozier H. F. & E. A.,

'

Silver D.,

'

Simmons J. C.,

'

Lamar H. J.,

Seven Islands Simmons S. B.J

'

Broughton J. & Co., Shady Dale 1 Stevens W.,



'

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDEX the best Advertising Medium in the South.

GEN

846

GEN

Watkins G. W., Laidler & Taylor, Means F. M.,

Sparta Lowe W., Spoonville Gordon & Jones,
HillJ. W.,

Subligna Sugar Valley


Coffee W., Henry J. C. & Co., Johnson B.. Kenner B. C.,

Spring Place Nasworthy W., Pharr & Pitta, Branner Bros., Cleghorn J. S.,

Summertown SummerviUe
" "

Krester E. H. L.,

Hiles T.,



Gates L. S. & Bro.,

Alford & Bro.,

Sumner

Bamsey A. K.,

Minar J. M.,

Sun Hill

Bahn & Berry, Smith L. B.

Springfiaeld

Wilson & Wilson, Wyatt J. M.,

Bailies JR.,

Sprlngwood Griffin W. B.,

Harvey W. B.,

Stapleton Mickulby J. J.,

Porter T. F.,

Starkville Bamsey A. M.,

Buchanan L. H.,

USMtaLteCnUvViIUllOe McBonough G. G.,

Lester B. B. & B. F., Statesborough Thigpen G. G.,

Bickenson S. H.,

Steam Mill Pendree J. E.,

" Sunny Dale Sunny Side
" " Surreney " Sutallee

Hodges H.H.,

" Born B. M.,

Suwanee

Avington B. J.,

SteUaville Cheek S. H.,

"

Jordan W. M. & Co.,

Hutehins C. L.,

"

Hunter J. H., McWhorter J.,

Stephe11ns

JenksW. B., King J. C.,

" "

Young J.,

TfaegleN.,

"

Bupree & Walker, Fordham B. P.,

Stephensviiille

Coleman J. C., Beckle John,

Swalnsborough "

Bawls J. B. & Co.,

Burden & Burden,

"

Pennick H. A., Sterling Station Mooring J. J.,

"

Bobertson W. J.,

Ram bo & Bonndtree,

."

Tison J. M..

Henderson & Clements, Sycamore

Wrigbt G. W.,

Gross & Wells,

Sylvania

Cooper T. J..

Stevens' Pottery Kemp P. E.,

"

Steveus J. H.,

a Lovett J. P.,

"

Stevens W. C.,

" Wells & Bro.,

"

Conyers H. B. &B. N., Stilesborough Baldwin L. A. & Co., Talbotton

LanierJ. C. &J. B.,

" BeaU T. N. & Co.,

"

McGinnis V. B.,

" Curley B.,

"

-Milam B.,

Baniel & Gibeon,

"

Collins A. S.,

Stirling Gammage G. W.,

"

Bellah W. A., Bond J. T.,

Stockbridge

Keller W.. Kimbrough C. W.,

" "

Crews W. B. N.,

Stock ton Martin W. H.,

"

Curry C. W.,

Weekes W. J. & Co.,

"

Howell J. W.,

" Bryan T. J.,

Talking Bock

Norton J. S. <fe Co.,

" Kelly B. V.,

Sloat, Bussell & Co.,

" Hilton J. L.,

Tallapoosa

Stolesberry P.,

" McBride K. L.,

"

Campbell J. A. & Co.,Stone Mountain Bowbaum & Lang,

Tarborough

Hamilton & Sou,

" Anderson L. A. & Bro.,

McCardy J. W.,

"

Taylor's Creek

Matthews Z.,

Paden J. M.,

.

Scruggs J. W., '

Swift J. A..

Thompson T. B.,

Veal A. J. & Son,

Wells G. B.,

Wells W. B.& Son,

Willingham. J. T.,

Hix J. C.,

" Bradley & Grice,

"

" Curry ifcCollms,

"

" Harris S. B..

"

" Mlam W. W.,

"

" Bowan J. K.,

il

" McWhorter Samuel, Teloga Springs

" Fussell T. F.,

Temperance

" Maloy H. B.,

"

" Williams W. J.,

"

Subllgna Bashinski L. & S.,

Tennille

SHIPIyour Merchandise from Boston and New York, via the GEORGIA ROAD Past Freight Line.

GEN

847

GEN

Tennille Baum N. B. & A. W., Toomsborough

Deese A Cannon,

"

Kinney J. L.,

"

Hilton J. S-, Hyman B. G., Texas Ridgway & Danghtry, The Eock Foote E. T., Gadis P.,

" " Towsliga Town Creek "

Pickett J., Bush M. M.,

" Towns

Hendricks & Dean,

Thomastaon

McBaeM.N., Ryals A. L.,

Hooper T. J.,

Hunt Hy

Hunt W. A..

Lowther J. A. & Co.,

" " " Track Rock " " Trader's Hill

Middlebrooks A. J.,

Tranquilla

Morrison W.,

Alford A. W.,

TrickDm

]SrealR.P., Boberson B. F.,

". Trion Factory

Trion Mnfe Co., Hardy L. L.,

" Troup Factory

Boberteoo, Leslie & Co.,

"

Perry J. O.,

Dunton J. C., Flemister & Bros.,

Tugalo Tnnnel Hill

Foster W. H.,

"

Headriek & Klrkpatrick,

"

Whitten William, Harwell T. 8. B. Bev., Hunnicutt J. B. Bev..

" Turin
"

Hunter W. S-, Ingrain & Cole, Myerson P., Snellgrove J., Land J. T.,

" " Tusculnm " Twiggsvllle

Gaddis L. C.,

Two JRun

Graham J. B., Brady & Bro., Mathia J. 8., Williams W. E., Bowden E. C. & C. C.,

" Ty Ty
" " Union Point

Bowden E. H.,

"

Carlton J. E. & Co.,

"

Hart J. F. & Co.,

"

McLaughlin O. A,,

"

Watson M. L.,

"

Blood worth T. S. M. & Co., Unlonville

English J. F. M.,

"

Edwards J. W. A Bro.,

"

Alien & Parramore, Brijtgs W. H.,

Valdosta "

Cohn J.,

"

Tilton Ehrlich H.,

"

Jones, Roberts & Co.,

"

Jones W. (c),

"

LangW.,

"

Toccoa McKey W.H.&T.S.,

"

.1
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GEN

848

GEN

Stevens J. G.,

Valdosta Callan J. M.,

Washington

VarnedoeC.C.,

" Candler C. C.,

"

Wiley & Thomas,

" Cozart, Binus & Co.j

"

Wooding B. L.,

" Cozart & Hogue,

"

Powers G. T.,

Van's Valley Erwin & Fortson,

"

Butt W. G. L., Vanzant's Store Green Bros.,

"

Chastaine J. C.,

" Jankower D.,

"

Cochran G. W.,

" Simes J. A.,

Waterville

Fagala J.,

Varnell's Station Booth T. & Co.,

Watkinsville

Pitner T. H.,

" Murray J. E.,

"

Spann J. K.,

" Foddrill J. C.,

"

Speer L. N.,

" Buchanan C. C.,

Way Cross

Burgess A. P.,

Vickery's Creek Hohenstein B. Mrs.,

"

Ezzard G. W..

" Strickland T. L.,

"

Holbrook F. M.,

" SweatB.,

"

Wills W. T.,

" Barr B. H. Mrs., Waynesborough

Heard J. P.,

Vienna Cohen P. Mrs.,

Holmes & Busbee,

" Gray Simeon A.,

Leonard D. B.,

" Hall P. B.,

Woodward J. H.,

" Hamill T.,

Candler W. B.,

Villa Biea Boutzahn F. B. Mrs.,

Floyd W. A..

Schwarzweiss S.,

Sheate W. M.,

" Thomas J. & Son,

"

Cavender J. W.,

Villanow Wetherhahn S.,

"

McAfee B. N.,

Vining Station Wilcox & Hardwick,

"

Corn J. Hy

Visage Winters. G., '

"

Herrman I.,

Wadley Burroughs W. B.,

Waynesville

Murphey, Bedlngfield & Co., " HirschB.,

Murphey E. W.,

" King J. F. Jr..

"

Toole John F.,

" Brady, Miller & Bacon, Way's Station

Abercrombie W., i

Wahoo Brady, Miller & Baker,

"

Willis & Dosher,

Walden Clanton O. H.,

"

Rimmons W A.,

Walesca Cianton & Stephens,

"

Bellamy A.'N.,

Walnut Hill Emory J. E.,

"

Brown N.,

Walthourville Griffin I. L.,

"

Fleming J. S., Fleming T. Q., Miller E. P., Walthour B., Tidmarsh T. F., McKnight & Bro., Alien & Farmer, Barnes W. H., CasonC. W.,

" Miller & Brady,

"

" Ulmer B,. C.,

"

" Fleming S. T., West Bowersville

" Glover J. M.,

"

Warm Springs Jordan & Co.,



"

Waraerville Adams & Bro..

West Point

Warrenton Hackney B. M.,

"

Scott J. B. & Co,,

."

" Brady P. H.,

White Plains

Cody J. M. W. & Co.,

Eason T. T.,

"

Galiaher N..

Moss P. M., agt,

"

Heath W. H.,

Tappan, Bro. & Co..

"

Heath & Bro.,

Christian J. O., White Sulph. Springs

Lesser A., .

Kimbrounh J. W. & W. B.,

Thompson J..

Aycock W. C.,

Whitesbunth

Walker & English,

Jordan & Dent,

"

Wright J. D.;

KendriekL.,

"

Burkett & Tharp.

Warrior MeMillau J. A.,

"

Gilberts.,



" O'Bear J..

"

Hicks & McElmury,

" Boberts E. S. & Co.,

"

Laney J. A.,

" Andrews J. G., Jr.,

Whitesville

Warthen T.,

Warthen Hood E. G.,

",

Warthen T. & Co.,

" Cravens J. B.,

Wildwood

Lewis J. F. & SOD,

Warwick Moore A..

Willacoocbee

Beuson J. A.,

Washington Boyd P. E.,

Williamsburgh

SHIP your Merchandise from Philadelphia and Bal timore via GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

GEN

849

GRO

Felton & Evans,

Winchester Street A. M.,

Cloyerdale

Alexandra Chambers, Allison J. Q. & Co., McAlpin B. M., Tuek W. I.,

Winfred Combs J. M.,

Ringgold

Winterville Anderson C. W. & Co., Savannah

II Haynes S. G. & Bro.

(I

(See p. 685.)

."

Winter J.,

II Hover L. L.,

'

Floyd J. C.,

Wisdom's Store Mercer Robert L.,

"

Tucker J. M.,

Morel C. H.,

Harris & Davis, ViningA. S.,

Wood Lawa n

Saussy & Harmon. (See p. 683.)

"

Sutton J. D.,

Woodbury Ward P. H. & Co.

Garrison ST. J.,

Woodstock (See front cover.)

"

Litehfleld & Perkersoh

Strange J. W.,

"

Grain Threshers.

Edmondson, Davison & Co.,

Sullivan T. C. & Bro.,

Erin.

Woodville MeElroy 6. T. & Bro.,

Xorcroes-

Quill W. B.,

Leonard J. F.,

Vienna.

McWhorter W. P., Bolding W. E., Prator 8. L.. Lee W. B. & Co., Wyatt W., Wynn E. T., Ward P. T.,

" Wooley's Ford

Granite Works.

" Artope T. B. (See p. 581.) Macou-

Worthville Wynn's MU1

Grates and Mantels.

" Yatesville

Hunnicntt & (See p. 304.)

Bellingrath. Atlanta

YatesA. J., Bofainson T. J., Bradley J. M.,

" Yellow Dirt Yellow Biver

Grocers. (WTutesahs.)

Cain G. W., HutchinsJ.A., Thomas L. J., Dean J. B. & Co., Emery C., Foote E. B.,

" Abbott & Bro., " Akers & Bro., York Boynton Bros. Yorkville Carter J.C.&J., " DoddP. &G.T.&CO., " Dunn, Ogietree & Co.,

Atlanta-
uII '
II II

McGaritv Bros.,

" Fuller & Oglesby,

VinsonJ. C.,

" Garrett & Bro.,

Smith & Butt,

Young Cane Goldsmith J. W. & Co.,

II.

Stripling B. G.,

" Hightower & Hallman,

II

Driver Bros., ' Harper J. J.,

Zebulon iLangeton it Crane. " (See p. 323.)

II.

Gwyn & Bedding,

" Lowe F. J. & Bro.,

II

Gents' Furnishing Goods.

Merchant & Mosely, Simmons J. B.,

II

Hirsch Bros. (See p. 317.) Atlanta 8mith H. L.,

II

Kimbro R. P. S. (See p. 272.) " Stephens J.,

Schindler & Abraham,

" Wylie J. R.,

11

Scott W.M. (Seep. 329.) <u Wyly A. C. A B. F.,

II

Dorr August. (Seep. 267.) Augusta Lee & Both well,

Thomas G. E. Sr.,

Columbus Oetjen & Doscher.

Thornton &. Acee.

Smith, Hack & Co.

(See p. 449.)

" (See p. 375.)

Augu1s1ta.

Saulsbury B. S.,

Macon Wheless, Wilson & Co.,

"

Winship&Callaway,

" Robertson, Taylor St. Co.

La Far & Co.,

Savannah (See p. 782.)

Charleston. S. C-

SantinaL. A., FasaJ.,

" Huff& Harris, Thomasville Jaques & Johnson, '

Macon "

Gilding. Browne J. J. (See p. 367.) Augusta
Grain, Hay, Etc.

Johnson H. T., Jones & Cook, Megrath N. A., Price's E. Sons,

Puller W. B.,

Atlanta Rogers C. H. & Co.,

" "
" " "-

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Prop'rs, 27 A 29 Broad St.

GBO

850

GBO

Rogers Geo. T. Sons,

Macon Hood S. L.,

'

Berrys & Co..

Borne Jelks & Young,

Bounsaville & Bro.,

" Kalvarinsky C.,

Alexander & Maxwell.

Luning B.,

(See p. 679.)

Savannah Bobinson W. (c),

Albany

Doyle M. J., Ferst M. & Co., Gilbert C. ,. & Co.
(See p. 687.) Guckenbeimer 8. & Co., Holcombe, Hull & Co., La Bocbe, Bell & Co., Leffler Abraham, Solomon Bros., Walter J. E.,

" Bailey J. F.,

Americus

" Boswortb, L. B..

Brake E.,

i"i ii K 11 H H

Brown W. E., Burkhalter & Harris, Cohen S. M., Dunn W. T. A., . Edmoudson H. W. & J. G., Ford & Speer. Joiner. & Nicnolson,

( Wholesale and Retail.) Beaves, Nicholson & Co., Athens

Mayo & Stanford, Turpin G. A., Williams P. H.,

Johnson Elam.

Seal C. (c),

(Seep. 321.)

Atlanta Beusse H.,

Bailie J. G. & Co., Fleming & Loflin, O'Donnell & Burke, Young & Hack,

Auguasta a H

Geisendaflfer W. H., Haddock I. & Co., Head J. J. & Co., Lewis P.,

Abbott & Newsom,

Columbus McDonald T. C.,

Andrews J. C. &Co.,

" O'Farrell F.,

HamUton J. H. (Sae p. 445.) Hocbstrasser Charles S., Kaufman J. & J., Kern & Loeb, Pearce&Blnford, Bedd C. A. & Co.,

a ii ii 11 <i

Parker & Bro., Waters & Merck, Woods W. L., AdairJ. T., Adams L. D.. Adamson & Son,

Springer F.J.,

If

Tillman W. L. & Co.,

\ 'I Alien E. T.,

Barfleld J. F., Cannon W. F. & Co.,

Macon "

Anderson & Bro., Arbola M. Mrs.,

Daly D. & Bro.,

" Archer A. J.,

Seymour, Tinsley & Co., Tarver&Co., Wynn & Ligbtfoot,

" " "

Bangert C., Barrett S. J. Mrs., Barrow A. Mrs.,

Branch & Cooper, Champion Aaron H., Cunningliam & Hewes, Harraon A. C. & Co.,

Savannah " " "

Barrow H. V., Bell W. A., Bent J.; Beyer M.,

Athens
ii ii ii Atlan*tta ii ii ii a ii ii it it

(Fancy:)

Bird J.,

Jack. & Holland. (See p. 317.)
Schneider E. B. (See p. 375.)
Crane B. S., Beggs George, Carver J. D., Schwed S.,
(Retail.)

Bird M. (e),

Atlanta

Bird M. H. (c), Blanchard E. B.,

Augusta Columbus
Macon " "

Blocker D. W,, Bobo W. G., Bomar F. J., Boatwick T. B., Boyd & Johnson, Browu Bros.;

Bryan J. M.,

H

Brewer & Co.,

Adalrsville Buchanan T. J.,

II

Collier & Barnes,

Albany Buice A. A. Mrs.,

II

Fields L. T.,

" Buice J. M.,

II

Harrison W. (c),

" Burks S. (c),

II

Herrington J. B.,

" Buruey M. (c),

II

ff VTf I AIV.C*

the

GEORGItAheRAPIoLpRulOaAr DR,oute

from

Atlanta.

GRO

851

GRO

Butler L. C., Buzbee W. T., Camp B. A., Campbell J. Mrs., Campbell W. T., Carroll & Thomas, Carter W. (c), Gary J. (c),

Atlaint ta 11 ii it ii ii ii

Gower P. H. B., Gregg R. C., Griffin R. J., Gunby C., Hagan J. T., Hairston J. M., Hartman R., Haslett & Johnston,

Chamberlain S.,

1C Hemphill R. A.,

Chapman E. M.,

cc Hewin P. N.,

Cherry M. Mrs., Cheshire L. C.,

1C
II

Holbrook A. L. & T. A., Holt A. F.,

Clark C. B., Clarke & Austin,

1C
11

Hooks J. C., Hotchkiss R. N.,

Connoliy S. Mrs.,

II Hubbard W. L. & Son,

Cook Lewis,

1C Hughes A. Mrs.,

Cotton J. W.,

1C Huff J. C.,

Cox W. (c),

CI Huff J. F.,

Cox & Mann.

Cl Hutchins & Bro. (c),

Crockett J. P. & Co., Cromley C. Mrs.,

II II

Jackson J., Johnson E.,

Culberson O. L, Gumming W. H.,

1C
II

Johnson & Bro., Johnson & Heath,

Curry H. (c),

1C Jones J. B. (c),

Dabbs James (c),

1C Jones J. C..

Darling J., Dean L. & Son,

cc II

Jones J. T., Jones 17. J. (c),

DeFoor J. A.,

1C Karr J. E.,

Dittler A.,

cc Karwisch H.,

Dodd J. D. Mrs., Donnoboe J. O..

1C
cc

Kennedy J., . Kindly T.,

Dorsey W. H. H., Driscoll T.,

II II

King J. L. & W. G., Laird W.,

Dunning V., Dyer & Bro., Eagan M. A. Mrs., Eddlemau G. H., Elliott B. A. Mrs., EllisJ. M., Eskridge A. P., Evans J.. Faith J. P.,

11 11 . II 11 11 it 11 II II

Lamar J. (c), Landrum S. H., Landrum W. (c), Latbam J. J., Lawrence T., Lee G. (c), Lee G. W. (e), Little E. G., Lowe G. W.,

Falvey J. J.,

11 Lynch J. J.,

Fechner & Cox. (See p. 315.) " Lynch P.,

Ficken J.,

Lynch P. W.,

Fincber J. L.,

1C McCarter R.,

Fincher & Bro.,

Ii McCarry H. Mrs.,

Fioersh A.,

u McClain W. H.,

Frank M. A. Mrs.,

ti MeCravy & Bro.,

Franklin & Wilkins,

It McEwen W. F.,

Frazier A. (c),

tt McGuirk J. M.,

FrazierJ. D.,

u McHan C. H.,

Fuller A. D.,

Ci MoHenry C. (c),

Fuller J. C.,

I McKay J. J.,

Fuller W. A.,

4 M'?Millan & Snow,

Fuller & Doolittle

f M:iddox P.,

Fuller & George

( M-ihoney M.,

Fulton W.,

f M lier M. A. Mrs.,

Gary P. W.,

1 1 Marbut J. J.,

Gatins J.,

I 1 Margolius S. Mrs.,

Atlanta Cl li
lt II
1C
II II II 11 11
Cl
1C
cc 11 II
1C
It II II It. II II
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1C
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55

D. F. Willcox, OOLIT1CBUS, EEP2ESENT3 THE MUTUAL LITE IKS. 00. OF NEW TOSK. Asset* over 186,000,000.

GRO Marion 8., Mayson T. C., Meehan P. H., Meiga M. F. Mrs., Middlebrooks W. M., Mitchell I. 8., Mltehell W. D., Moody E. Mrs., Moore, Sims & Co., Morgan S.. Morris C. M., Morris J. S. & Son, Morris & Bro., Moyer J. P.. Mungur S. Mrs., O'Donohoe J., Owens H. C., Payne & Baker, Peel D. G., PhiUips J. (c), Phillips W. R., Powell C. agt, Powell, Hall & Co., Prim & Prothro, Pryor G. S., Quarterman T. E. (a), Bagsdale E. J., Bakestraw J. (c), Bansford H., Baterree J. B., Beese J.. Beeves & Bro., Bender J. (c), Bice E. P. Mrs., Bichards J. J., Binker Thomas, Boberts J. W., Bobertsou E. A. & Co., Robinson J. L. agt, Robinson T. A., Rogers Sanders u. j5., Sears J. W., Schikan J.. Shannon W. A., Shannon & Simmons, Sheehan C., Shropshire & Johnson, Simons & Drummond, Singleton M. L., Slaughter J. T., Sloan T. D., Smith E. Mrs., Smith G. B., Smith J.. Smith W. D., Smith & Morris, Smythe & Perkerson, Solomon A. (c), Stanford M. E. Mrs.,

85 2

GBO

Atlanta Stanton W. L. & Co.. a Stark J. H., 11 Stephens C. W., H Stephens J.. H Stokes J. W.. 11 Summerour & Bro., It Tate J. (e). U Terry W. My II Thompson E. M. Mrs., (I Thompson George, I Thompson J. B., < Thompson W. W., 1 Tidwell R. W., I Tolbert J. J.,

Atlanitta i> u u ii u 11 ii ii (i
u it 11

t Turuipseed B. W. & W. H., I Underwood B. (c), ( Upshaw S. C. (e), 1 VealB.F., 1 VonKalckatein A.,

u u u u

K Wall W. W.,

a

11 Warner G. W.,

u

11. Watts A. (c),

u

11 Williams N. C.,

u

11 Wilson B. K,

ii

It Wood A.,

u

11 WylieJ. B.,

ii

It Young P. G.,

ii

11 Apel T. J., 11 Armstrong; Thomas, 11 Bateman D. O., II Bennett & Flynn, II Bennett & Howard, It Berry Thomas H., II Biachoff J. J.. II Boyle & Mulligan, II Bredenberg J. J., 11 Bresnahan J., II Bridwell M. L.. II Brigham W. H., II Brown James, 11 Burum P. G. & Co.,

Auguusta u ii it ii ii u u ii u 11 ii ii

II Bussey H., II Byrne John,

<

II Callaghan Patrick,

II Calvin & Co.,

II Carney Michael,

II Cassin G. S., II Colclough M., II Collins Patrick, <! Costello E. J., II Cotter N. J., 11 Cronin Timothy, 11 Camming J., 11 Denning S. T., II Deny & Law, 11 Dicks J. J. & Bro., II Donlon Malachi, II Doris B., II Dorsey J. B. & Co., 11 Doscher H. W.,

u it ii u ii u ii ii u u ii u ii

T A VT the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1AA.&

the Short Line from Macon.

GBO

853

Dreyer J., Evers J., Fagan John,

Augu1s1 ta "

Mims E. M., Moller J. H. T., Moore J. J.,

Farris B. B., Faugbnan A., Fields T. G., Flannigan T.. Fulghum & Wiltch, Gain Jacob, Gain M., Gardner D. (c). Gehrken D. & Bro., Geraty & Armstrong, Gleason J. H., Mrs., Glogauer S. M., Goldstein H. Mrs., Graham J., Green & Dorsey, Heffernan T., Helmke John, Hill B. T., Holley G. W., Hoops J. C.. Howard G. H., Hudson & Stubbs, Hull F. M., Janseu C. Mrs., Janseu J. W., Jaworsky E., Jennings P., Johnson I. H., Kahrs N., Kaufman J. B., Keenan W., Kelly Alice Mrs., Kenneally J., Kirscb J. N., Krunilke F., Labouseur & Eye, Lee J. J.,

ii 11

Moynohan P.. Murphey E. T. & Co., Murphy E. Mrs.,

it " " "

iSTurnberger A., O'Connor W., O'DowdS. C.Mrs., O'Gorman J., O'Hara M. Mrs.,

O'Keefe T.,

)) ii 11

O'Leary H. Mrs., Oellerich C. H., Oellerich J. C. H., Oetjen J. & Bro.,

11 ii 11 ii ii ii " " " " 11 " 11 ii ii ii ii ii 11 it ii ii

Owens A., Parker J. W., Peay H. T., Porter T. (c), Preval & Rhodes, Primrose P. H., Pund C. T. & Co., Purcell C. & J., BndcliffeJ. S., Banner F. J., Batliffe J. W., Reaney J. F., Rhodes T. B., Rhodes T. V., Roberts & Co., Boche Patrick, Roulette M. Mrs., Salinas F. E., Sancken D., Schaufele A.. Sehaupp M. Mrs., Schmitt Anna Mrs., Schneiker & Meyer, Sbeahan & Ahern,

Loo Cbong, Bro. & Co. (See p. 375.)
Loo Kum You, Lotz F., Luhrs C. H., Lutz F., Lyons,M. Miss. Lysaught E. Mrs., McAnally B. Mrs., McAndrew J. Mrs., McCarthy & Sheehan, McCord %., McDermott M. Mrs., McKeon J. C., Mahoney E. Mrs., MehaffeyJohn, Meyer M. Mrs., Miller J.F.&L.J., Miller & Bussey, Miller & Daniels,

ii " ii 11

Sheehan Edward, Sheehan E. Mrs., Smith F. Mrs., Stalling J. M., Stelling D.,

ii ii ii it

Stelling D. C., Stelling F. H., Stinson P., Stinson T. Mrs., Stucker H. & Son,

ii 11 ii ii ii

Summerall Joseph A., Tant Alexander, Thelan F., Timm D., Turner T. F., Vaughan J. B.,

Vaughan & Murphy,

Walsh John Mrs.,

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Walsb & Bice, Walton & Clark,

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THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Established 68 years ago. Jas. P, Harrison A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

GBO

854

Wells J. 8., Wheless & Co.,

Augu"sta

Bradford P. S., Britt W. R,

Williams J. Hy

41 Brooks J. H.,

"Wood Annie Miss,

K Burrus J. G.,

Woods M.,

K Cantrell Bros.,

Bracket B. W., Howell A.,

Auranrla

CargillJ.W., Cleland B. Mrs.,

Griffin I/. M.. Elder E. W., Hightowcr D. C., Lyon T. B. & Co.. Stroud & Woodall, Taylor J. F., Almond T., Davis W. A., Fitzgerald W. T., Borehardt A. B., Chandler G.,

Balnbridge Clements J, W.f

Barnesviitlle ti ii (i

Connor J. H. & Co., Curran P., Daniel J. T., Pavis M. E. Mrs., Pavis W. A.,

Ben Hill Deaton J. E.,

Bosition

Peignan P., Deignan Blchard B..

Brunswiiick

Dodd A. Mrs., Dorn M.,

Cook, Bros. <ft Co., Davis E., Dillon D. J.,

14 Duncan J., K Durkin J., II Emrich J.,

Dann & Co.,

It FiUman J.,

Glogauer S. M., Mahoney T.,

II Foran M. Mrs., II Frank C.,

Mills B., Moore J. E.,

Gammon & Ridenhottr. II Glbsoa T>. 13.,

Putnam A. T.,

11 GibeonH.A.,

Turner W. & Co,,

K Gran berry E.,

AnsleyJ. 2f., Williams W., Wo"druffW. T.,

Buena Viisi ta ii

GrierM.Mrs., Harmon J. P., Harrison A. L.,

Hicks H. K.,

Caiboun Hecht & Brannon,

Brimberry M. P. &Bro., Camilla Hodo J. W..

Andersen W. G., Barren A. L. & Bro., Daniel F. M., Poute A. M. & Co., Godfrey B.F., Hudgius A. B., Potillo & Stover, Rich W. W-, SatterfleM W., Stephens J. A., Stephens J. A. & J. F..

Cartersv1i1lle ii a 11 ii u n ti

Hoopes L. B., HuntC. P., Jackson A. (c), Jeflerson & Peawe, Jones J. ic), King & Daniel, McAdam T. J., McAxthur G. (c), McCahey M., McCookC. Mrs., Markham T.,

Smith B. N.,

Cave Spring Massey & Sapp,

Crabb J., Harrison B. & J., Shepherd ----, Wynn J. A. & Bro.,

Cedartoiwt u it it

MiddlebrookT. E., Moore J. F.. Moore W. B., Names T.,

Burt W. P.,

Chauncey NeedhamW. S.,

Matthews E.,

CJark's Mifi Newmnn B. F.,

Amos W. M., Amyet W. D. & Co., Averett D., Banner A., Ban- 1. B. & Co.,

Columbuus
u
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Owens J. L., Patrick J. J., Pirrie& Justice. Poers W. S., Pollards & Harris,

Bize D. B,, Blaktfy G. W., Booher P, L.,

u II
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Shorter J. (c), Simons A., Spencer P.,

Boyd A. A.,

II Walker J. (c),

GRO Columbus
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the Best Route East.

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GBO

Watt & Walker

Columbus Proctor D. J.,

Weathersbee W. W.,

" Pye W. A.,

Forsytb. "

Weinberg G., WomackJ. &S., . Wood J. J. & W. B., Young T. S. & Co., Williamson T. J., Maddox J. E.,

" Turner M. G., " Watts W. P., " Coleman & Harden,
Coleman & Odom, Concord Downs F. T., Cpnyers Evans W. H.,

" " Fort Galn11es

Clark, Rosser & Co.,

Covington

Norton W. A., Pirts T. yt., Stallings W.S., Dickeoson A. G., Tucker & Rhodes Vaugbn J, L., Allison. & Simpson, Barnes A. (c), BarnesC. B. (c), Boone & Conley, Brown T. B.,

a u

Benfroe & Speight, Suggs J. T., Vinson & Watts,

Crawfordville Avery B. F.,

Cooper M. I/. & Co.,

Creswell Corbitt M. Mrs.,

Cutbb11ert
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Gantt H., Gray B. Sirs., Houser F. C.,

McCrary J. \V.,

Jordan W. P.,

Fort Valiliey
u II It II
Geneva

Dixon W. B,,

Shoenfeld S.,

Duke I. V.,

Barclay F. S.,

Gordon

Easley I., Halloway A. (c), Makes A. G. (), Pulaski F. & Co., Bicbards B. (c), Richmond M. B. (c), Weddington W. W., McCutchen W. S.,

Daniel J. W., Penard S. I., Hooks A. C., Stevens J., StevensJ. T., Brannon W. A., Jenkins G. W., Dalton Alien B. W.,

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Grantville
Graysville Greenaborough

Smith W. G.,

Cartwright W. C.,

Townley & Hamilton,

Freeman I. (c),

Greenville

Fisher J. M.,

Darien Barrett G. G.,

Griffln

Carver W. J. C., Ellis H. (c), Paschal W. C., Walker W. P.,

Daws11on

Bell J. X., Blakely B. B.,

Clark G. W. & Son,

Prewry D. E. & Co.,

it it

Wooten J. W., Woolen W., Mas-on & Croekett,

George & Hartnett, Home H. C., Decatur MeWilliams B. P. & Son,

it it

Jenkins T. J.,

Dupont MeWilliams & Mann,

Adams' J. Q.)

Eatonton Mangbam S. "W.,

"

Hearo & Bespess,

Barden X. H.,

Hamilton

MoDade W. T.,

Blackmon J. L.,

"

Overman F. (c),

Tally F. M.,

"

Bossei B. F.,

Truett A. F.,

Sanford P.,

Blount B. F. & Bro., Harrell

Wardwell G. W.,

II Bell V.,

Hawkinsville

Young B.,

II Herzog F.,

"

Adams & Blackwell,
James J. D..
Sanders J. O.,. Alien A., Dixon E.,

Elberton Hodges J. H.,

Lowe A. A.,

Paton & Pavis,

Ellaviulle

Bhodea D-. Boberts W. H.,

tt it u

'Fatobum Tarver W. H. & Bro.

Harvey M. P'.,

" (See p. 533.)

Knigbt G., Flat Biver Factory Taylor H. E.,

Brooks B. P.,

Forsytb. ilalone J. S.,

Hillsborough

Bush W. J '

" Cohen & Bro.,

Hogansvule

Jordan W. W.,

" Booyet H.,

Gn. AK't tor G. / Virginia Eome Insurance Co. ( S08,O87.2X m*m f WV W^W^*J I *WW**W OTWMMMMV~ 1

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GRO

856

Ecord W. A.,

Homerville Edwards Z. T. &Co.,

Branan C. M.,

Irwinton Ellis & Denson,

Carlisle W. C. D.,

" Farmer A. Mrs.,

Peacock E. Jy

" Farris & Wright,

Harrison R. L.,

Jefiersonville FennellL. Mrs.,

Solum M. E.,

" Fitzgerald M.,

Tower B. M.,

" Fitzgerald P.,

Chapman W. H., Jonesborough Gensbeimer M.,

Henderson S. T.,

<r Green T. H.,

McConnell O.,

" Greer J. F.,

Harris J. A.,

Kingston Harris W. G.,

Patterson Q. W.,

LaFayette Hertz M.,

Brady Hiram K.,

LaGrange Higgins W. L.,

Cox L. S.,

" Hfflard 8. M.,

Dansley W. P.,

" Holstein G.,

EllisJ.,

" HoltP.O.(c),

Forbes J. C. & Co.,

" Howes D. H.,

Frost F. A.,

" Hudgins G. W.,

Leonard J. H.,

' Jenkins W. E.,

McClure W. J.,

' Johnson & Douglass (e),

Perry J. T. & Co.,

' Jones W. H.,

Ragland J. W.,

' Lagerquist O. F.,

Swanson B. G.,

' Lynch J.,

Truitt J. G.,

" McKenna A.,

Roebuck A. H.,

Leadngton MacholdC.,

Young W. T.,

" Marks J., '

Hamilton A. M.,

Idly Pond Newton J. W.,

Botbwell S. E.,

Louisville Noon A. Mrs.,

Hayles B. A.,

" Norman S. J. Mrs.,

Fort & Rawson,

Lumpkin O'Connell E.,

Gillis W. S.,

" O'Hara John,

Sawyer Z. M.,

" O'Hara M. & Bro.,

Simpson A. H.,

" Payton P.,

Stager Jobn,

" Pbillips J. P.,

Teagle & Lassetter, Luthersville Pounds J. (c),

Carraichael H. W., McDonough Prince H.,

Copeland D. T. & Co.,

" Reddy R. J.,

Frink J. B.,

McBae Russell R. B.,

McNeel J. M.,

" Schwed ASieseJ,

Abel & Bro.,

Macon Shapleigh L. J.,

Adamson A. Y.,

" Sbeftall & Myers,

Balkcom C. C.,

" Shiver E. A.,

Balkcom & Shinholser,

" Small A. B.,

Barker G. B.,

" Smith E. S.,

Bell M. Mrs.,

' Smith H. D. (c),

Bone C.,

" Stuart E. H.,

Blake G.J.,

" Tarver & Co.,

Bond, Boynton & Co.,

" Thompson B. H.,

Brooks J. W. (e),

" WalkerS. T.,

Bunch & Loomis,

" Wallace W. B.,

CaUaghan T.,

" WipplerF. W.,

Carstarphen T. J.,

" Atkinaon C. B. &. Bro.,

Cherry J. E., .

" Aycock Bros.,

Coleman & JSTewsom,

" Blair J. G.,

Daly M.,

" Booth R. N.,

Dettre G. B.,

" Daniel W. R.,

Davidson S. S., trustee,

" Few J. M.,

Davidson W. D.,

" High J. R. & Son,

Dlsroon F. (c),

" Hough A. S.,

Edwards O. D.,

" Leseuer D.,

GEO Macon
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TJL W the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1 ARCi

the Short Line Weeist and Southwest.

GRO

85 7

GRO

O'Shields J. B.,

Marcus Pennington & Harris, Palmetto

Atkinson T. J.,

Marietta Lund S..

Porker's Store

Blackwell & Barrett,

" HolzendortTL.,

Pearson

Gilbert A. B. & Co., Guyton C. A., Heggie A. C.,

" Avant G. H., " Barrett J. E., " Clark D. (e),

Pe"rry "

Leake A. Y., Merryman N. B., Neese A. M., Sullivan & McCutcheon, White W.,

" Harwell T. A. S., " Holland D. W., " Martin J. D., " Norwood W. H., " Smith P. C. & Co.,

" ii ii ii

Love J. E., Taylor A. T.,

Marshallville Ferguson H. J., " Patrick T. L.,

Pleasant H"ill

Garner D. A.,

Martin Harrell N. F.,

Preston

Brown & Casey.

Maysville Giles H. B.,

Hammond C. D.,

Milford Haddock L. F.,

Bethune W. L.,

Milledgeville Ives S. E.,

Callaway L. N.,

" Mclntosh R. C.,

Compton P. M. & Sons,

" Purcell J. H.,

Qnitmuan u ii u

Conn W. T.,

' Abstom J. F.,

Ringgold

Davis & Williams, agts,

' Clark B. F.,

Edwards A. M.,

' Duncan J. E..

EUison A. L.,

' Henson & Nelms,

Rocky Creek

Evans S., Gibson W. A. (c), Haltawanger S. A., Hanft F., Hass G. W., Haygood W. E., Holden J. H., Joel Y., Marlow J. W.(c), Matthews C. H., Perry & Denton, Randall A. (c), Roberts W. H., Roberts & Brake, Temples H., Travis J. (c), Walker I,., Wilson & Barnes. WrightC. H. &Son, Grant C. C.,

' Berry & Norton,

" Brett M. W.,

.

" De Journette & Son,

" Ford, Glover & Hight,

" Hargrove C. B.,

" Harper & Fort,

" Horn & McGhees,

" Howel & Vandiver,

" Huf&ker F. B. &Co.,

" Hume I. W. & Co.,

" King&Bro..

" Lamkin G. W. F.,

" Lester B. S.,

* " Pence E. C. & Co.,

" Robinson & Co.,

" Satterfield J. H. & W. Jj

" Veasey T. B.,

" Wardlaw W. H.,

" Word M. T.,

Montezuma Studdard J. N.,

Boirine ii ii ii " ii ii i i i i i i i u
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Rutledge

Carter F. & Co.,

Monticello James J. M.,

Salt Springs

Goolsly Bros.,

" Gallaher W.,

SandersviHe

Entrekm J.,

Mount Zion Happ P. & Son,

Black G. B.,

Newnan Schaufele W. F.,



If

Lee J. A.,

" Sparks A. S.,

It

Olmstead O. S., Orr W. L\, Randall A. L., Smith I. (c),

" Watkins W. E., " Asendorf J. " Asendorf J. M., " Bain J.,

Savann"ah 1

McGinty V. A.,

Norwood Barron J. A.,

Bledsoe G. F., Cunuingham G. W., Fish G. S., Greer A. H., Russ J. F.,

Oglethorpe Bartels E., " Beinkampen G., " Behrens J. H., " Beytagh John. " Beytagh M. Mrs.,

t i i t

Owensby J. M.,

Owensbyville BlaclLsbear C. J. 4k Co.

Ellington J. K.,

Palmetto (See p. 679.)

JAS. P. HARRISON & CO., State Printers, Publishers, and Binders, 27 & 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

GBO

858

Bleyert H., Boldridge G., Bouban W., Brown E. (c), Burch J. B., Byrnes E., Byrnes G. F., Calm A. Mrs., Capps J. (c), Carlos P.. Cavanagh J. Mrs., Cay E. Jr., Chaplin W. H., Christian J. A., Cleary C. Mrs., Connell M. Mrs., Connerat J. V., Cooley M., Courtnay W. B., Creagben P. J.. Cullen J. H., Curry V. W., Daly J. P., Davis E. C. Mrs., Decker P., Demers A. Mrs., Diers W. M., Doscher J. H., Doyle A., Dunn L., Ehlers J. W., Eichholz E., Entelman J. F.,

Savannitah

Hesse J. F., Hooker J. H. (c),

u Horrigan M. Mrs.,

n Jacobean B. F.,

ii Jacoby M.,

1C Johnson J. Z-,

It Jordan C.,

II Kelly P.,

1C
(1 (1 <(

Kempf A. Mrs., KlineS-F., Kriete F., Kuek F.,

( KuckH.,

11 Kuck J.,

II Lacklison B. Jr.,

1C Larkin J.,

II Lavin M.,

II LeeN. B.,

II Lenzer J.,

II Leonard J..

II Lester D. B.,

' I1I1 Lloyd J. (c).

Loeb & Ehrlich,

II Lorch J.,

II

Lubs H. F., , Luhs J. F.,

"it

Lynch J., ' Lynch M. Mrs.,

H Lyons J.,

<1 McBride J.,

11 McCradmond A.,

II McDonald M. Mrs.,

tl McGarrityP..

Entelman E.,

Fass O.,

Feeley M.,

Finnegan M. Mrs.,

Flatly M. Mrs.,

Foley F. O.,

Foley J.,

Foley M. F. & Co.,

Freeman J. E.,

Freidenberg A. & Co.,

Friend W. A.,

Graeffee B.,

Grabam & Hubbell,

Green Ty

Grimm J.,

Habn J.. Hanley M.,

k

Harberaetzer M.,

Harms J. D.,

HartJ'

HeidtJ.H.,

Heitman J. H.,

Helmken M.,

Helmken M.G.&J.H.,

Henken D. W.,

Hennessey C. Mrs.,

Hesse H.,

II McGrath J. & Co.,

McGuire E. Mrs.,

11 Mclntire J. W.,

u Mclntire W. & B.,

II McLaugbin M. Mrs.,

II McMaban J. J.,

11 McQuade T.,

II Malloy T. F.,

II MamlockC. S.,

II Mather J. C.,

II Mehrtens C.Mrs.,

1 MehrtensH. C.,

1 MebrtensJ. L.,

I Mebrtens M. A.,

1 Meldrim E.,

1
II

Mendel & Bro., Meyer A.,

II Meyer M. Mrs.,

11 Meyer J.,

a Miller F. P.,

ii Moeller H. Py

u Monsees C. H.,

41 Morris J. J.,

u Nolan J. E.,

ii O'ByrneJ.,

ii O'Connor D.,

" O'Connor K. Mrs.,

GBO Savannah
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CHID yur Freight West via the

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GEORGIA ROAD Past Freight Line.

GRO Oliveira E. M. Mrs., Palmer F.. Paulsen S., PettigrewW. (c), Preeht H., Prendergast E., Quinan M. T., Quinu T., Raffertv J., Rasch J. H.,
Ratz A. Airs.,
Bay W. H., Beadick & Shaffer, Reedy J. B., Benken H., Sober T., Roeker C., Rocker J. & Bro., Rofentreter J. M., Rutherford W., Byan J., Scheihing W., Schroder G., Schroder J., Schroder M., Schroder W., Scbuenemann H., Sehultz A., Schwenck J., Sellms E., Semken H., Sheehan A. Mrs., Sievers I... Smith J. O., Steinberg J., Struck H. W., Studer V. S., Sullivan J., Sullivan T. J., Suiter H., Suiter H. C. D., Suiter M., Tamm A. H., TantJ. E., Thompson J. C., Tietjen J. F., Tilton W. H. & Co.,
Von Glahn. H.,
Von Xewton J. H., Watte J. G. & Bro., Wellbrock G., Wendelken A. S. Mrs.. West A. M. & C. W., Werner C., Wessels F.' Whalen P. Wilder J. H, Wille&Meyer, Workman T S Zahn O.,

859

GRO

Savanntiah (i ii

Zeigler J., Perkins J., Crouke E., Laprade G. D.,

Savannah Senoia Sbaron
Sbarpsburgh

1C
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Holden G. B., Chapman C. M., agt,

Silver Creek Smithville

11 Fitzgerald M. J. Mrs.

Sparta

II II

Powell L. F., Eles B.,

Suhligna

II Foster J. A., 11 Harvey J. H., It Ragland & Co.,

Talbotitton H

II Miller W. H.,

Tebeauville

II Franklin J. D., II Walker J. T. & Co.,

Tennnille

II Whatlev J. O.,

The Rock

II Fox C. T.,

Thomaston

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11 It
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Chastain H. M. & Co., Davis W. 2f., Hawkins J. A. (c), Kottman J. T., McCrary L., Prevatt A. F.,

Thomasviiille ". ii . ii ii

1 Knox C. E., 1 Thomas J. W.,

Thoms11on

I Fossett G. T.,

Toomsborough

II Strubinpr O. H. L.,

II AsbJey C. B-,

II II

Pendleton A. S. & Co.' Svreat E. W. (e),

Valdoasta

II Babun W. H., II Williams B. W.,

Villa R1i1ca

11 Pohl T. B.,

Warrenton

11 Anderson W. T., II Bigby B. O., II Edmundson & Jesse, 11 Henaberry J., II Hynes E. M., 11 Lowe <fe Bro., II Moore M. V., 11 Norton P. H., II Sims M. M., II Smith C. E., II Smith J. R,

Washing1t1on ii ii
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11 11 ii
ii

ll Cason W. H., 1 Highsnaith E., 1 Sweat A. J.,

Way Cr1o1 ss 11

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Benham W. L. & Co., Callaway W. A., Collins W., Croft ~L. & G., Eady A. M. & Co., Edwards G. W.,

* West Point
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II
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Gorum E.,

Harwell J. B.,

Hill M. (c),

Huguley W. Lanier F.,

H.

<fcCo. '

McKinley W. P.,

Mealor B. L,

West Poiint i i i i t

f . T.

Columbus, repmenti Traveleri life and Accident , 135 Imys 15,000, and pays 125 a week if tintttl

GUA

860

HAB

Mitcham, Smith & Zachary,

Stratton G. W.,

Macoa

Myhand J. J., Scott J. M.,agt,

West Point Sack Chris T.,

Savannah

" "

Hair Goods.

Sellere S. M., Beard J. A., Tally F. M., Guill W. B., Corder W.,

" Whitesville
" Woodville
York

HetzellL-Mlss., Turner & Co., Charbonel A., Loiseau Joseph B.

&Co.,

Atlanuta Haeon Savannah

McCoy M.,

"

Hams.

White T. N., Maples <fc Simmons,

" Zebulon

(Hagnolia Sam.)

IAV B. G.

Guano. (See p. 691.)

Savannah

McFerran, Shallcross & Co.

(See p. 270.)

LouisviUe, Ky

Wiflcox, Gibba & Co.,

"

Hardware.

Gun and Locksmiths.

Eadon T. M..

Americus

Heinz & Berkele,

Atlanta

Sullivau W. H.,

"

Bowen W. D., Fourcber V.. Haughton W. W., Rogers E. Hy Harwell J. F.,

Augusta " " "
Carterevffle

Gillespie J., Store If., Cadman A., Eifler Philip, Murray J. P., Schober W.,

Choestoe Cleveland Columbus
" ' "

Hutehinson J. L., Butler T. C., Gaiscber H. B.,

Cooper Duluth
Gardi

Porter A. A., Yates J. A., King, C. H., Parker S. E., McHenry P.. Stratton G. W.,

Griffin "
Hawktnsville LaGran>$e Macon "

Booth 8. W.. Cumings Tare, Barren T. J., Bell J. P., Smith J. A.,

Madison Mattock Newnan Pleasant Grove Reynolds

BroylesG. E., Fry H. L.,

Binggold

Mfnton W. D. S., Cbislom J. C., Warin N.,

Sandersville Savannah "

Stephens H. C.,

"

White J.J.,

"

Willink J. IX.

"

BettisP.,

Vlckery's Creek

DeBeaugrine J. W., Warrenton

FlukerW. T.,

Washington

Mealor B. I.,

West Point

Guns, Pistols, Etc.

Peitzer Wm.,

Macon

Duff J. M., Gunnison S. W.,

Albaint y

Sheffield & BeU,

Harris J. W. & Co..

Amerlcm

Sheffield J. W. <fc Co.,

"

Guilds. Nicfcerson & Co.

(See p. 290.)

Athena

Fleming T. & Son,

"

Alexander J. M. & Co., Atlanta

ClarkeT.M. &Co.,

"

McNaught & Scrutcbln,

"

Morrison, Bain & Co.,

"

Tommey, Gregg & Beck,

"

Bones, Dougherty & Co., Augusta

Moore H.,

Moore J. B.,

"

Thorne J. & Co.,

"

Wingfield T. T., .

"

Broome W. G. & Co., Bainbrldfse

Chambers H. JR.,

Barnesville

Hoyt L. D. & Co.,

Brunswick

Baker & Hall,

Cartersville

Beach W. & Co.,

Columbus

Estes H. 8. & Co.,

"

Estes & Son,

"

Frazer J. A. & Co.,

"

Allison & SimpsoD,

Cutbbert

Berry T. A. & S. E.,

Dalton

Morris J. E.,

"

Lee H. S.,

Dawson

Bramblett & Bro.,

Forsyth

Johnson C. H. & Son,

Griffin

Johnson L. C.,

"

Swanson B. G.,

La Grange

Carnart & Curd.

(See p. 581.)

Maccm

Dunlap S. S. & Co.,

"

Johnson's F. 8. Sons,

"

Carbine P. V..

Madison

High J.B.& Son,

"

Wilson J. M.,

Marietta

Compton P. M. & Sons, Milledgeville

Staley J., Fell T. E.,

" Newnan

you* Cotton East via the

*

GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

HAS

861

HEA

Ayer & McDonald, Hardy, Bowie &Co.,

Bo<rtne

Hicks J. W., Efouseley J. K,

Crawford & Lovell,

Savannah Johnson J. M. T.,

Loven&Lattimore,

" Smith C. G.,

Palmer Bros.,

" Jones A. J.,

Weed & Cornwell,

" Minton J. D.,

Wells T. P.,

Stone Mountain Harrison T. J.,

Fudge B. F.L

Thomasvflle Adams H. D.,

Smith A. & IX,

" Daly J.,

Watt J.

" Kelly J. A. & Co.,

Atkinson & Eeed,

West Point O'Mahony J.,

Plain ville Powder Springs
Bed Clay Binggold Bock Spring
BosweU Boyston Sandersville Savannah
u (I

Harness Mnfrs and Dealers.

FreeJ. V., Snellgroves J. D.,

Farkas H.,

Albany Llttlefleld G. W.,

Folsom B. B.,

" Henry J. C. & Co.,

Hyatt H. C. (See p. 281.) Americus Oats L. IS. & Bro.,

Davis S. A.,

Atlanta Smith A. M.,

Johnson J. L.,

" Giddings J. J.,

Morgan D. & Co.,

" Perdue H. B..

Motes C. W. & Co.,

" Gilleland H. M.,

Senoia Smith ville
Sonora Spring Place Snmmervolle
Talbotton The Rock Thomas ton

May R. H. & Co.

Hamlet G. A,,

Thomson

(See p. 371.) Augusta and Macon Strickland W. T.,

Villa Eica

Summers & Murphy, Barnesville Boberts G.,

Warrenton

Malone & Hummett,

Bartow Ifarramore J. W.,

Way Cross

Duffey W. C.,

Calhoun Foster S.L.,

Waynesborough

Mitchell J. A.,

Carrollton Johnson W. P.,

West Point

Lambert W.,

Clarkesville Stevens J. S.,

White Plains

McKee H.C. (See p. 447.) Columbus

McLeaa J. S.,

Conyers

Heland E. M.,

Cooper

Pace J.,

Crawford

Hats, Caps, Etc.

(Wholesale.)

Horsey T. M.,

Atlanta

Chaney F., Chervons AnseL Bohanuon W. B., Mayne J. P., Fleming Green (e), SbackeJford J. B., Howard F.,

Cuthbert Dublin
Euharlte Farmington Greensborough
Griffin Hamilton

Kiser M. C. & J. F. A Co.

(See p. 272.)

"

Fairly John S. & Co.

(See p. 784.)

Charleston, S. C.

Singleton, Hunt fc Co.,

Macon

MeinbardBros.&Co. Savannah

(See p. 699.)

Maxwell L. & Son,

Hampton

Wilcox C. W., Harmony Grove

Thigpen S.,

Hartridgeville

Harvey G. S.,

Hawkinsville

Newman J. B.,

"

Bea D. H.,

Jonesborough

Trail B- L.,

La Fayette

Phillips A. B.,

La Grange

dark W.,

Macon

Bumett Peter (c),

Madison

Grist M. T.,

Marietta

Loouey D. M.,

"

Reid & Gramling.(8ee p. 597.) "

Humphreys A. C.,

Maysville

Davidson'L. W.,

Milledgeville

Reeves J. M.,

Milner

(Betas.)

Issac A.,

Albany

Black B. C.,

Americos

Buasey H. H.,

Atlanta

Clarfc r,. H. agt. (See p. 309.) " KimbroR.P.S.(Seep.272.) "

Dorr August. (See p. 267.) Augusta

Thornton & Acee.

(See p. 449.)

Columbus

Saulsbury B. S.,

Macon

WJnsbip & Callaway,

"

Carroll J. W.,

Sand Hill

Blancbard E. B-,

Savannah

lAFar&Co. (Seep. 691.) "

Nicbols A. 8.,

"

Adams O. & Son, Mineral Springs

Hay, Grain, Etc.

Keller J. L.,

Newnan

(See Grain, Say, JSte.)

Thompson H. (e), Hodges J.,

Osceola

Health Institute*.

Barnwell J. S.,

Penfield Atlanta Healtn Institute.

Humphreys J. F.,

Perry (See adv.)

Atlanta

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDEX the best Advertising Medium In the South.

HID

862

HOT

Hides, Fiys, Wool, Etc.

Hurst House, Kinsey J. F.,

Camilla Camak

Bheek & Co.,

Atlanta Aderhold H. D.,

Carnesville

Stern & Nussbaum, Savannah Ayers A. H.,

"

Chambers W. B.,

Carrolltott

Holiday Goods. Jack & Holland.
(See p. 317.)

Atlanta

Bartow House, St. James Hotel,

CartersviUit e

Alien & Thompson.

Chalybeate Spring)

Hotels.

Charleston Hotel.

(See p. 781.)

Charleston, S. C

Litchfleld House,

Acworth Fuller S. L.,

Clarkesville

Martin John, Barnes House,

Adairsville Houston A. P., Albany Bell W. B.,

" Cleveland

Bogen House,

" McAfee T. V.,

".

Commercial House,

" Central Hotel,

Barlow House,

Americus J.W. Ryan, propr,

Columbus

Cain House,

" Bankin House

"

Livingston Mary Mrs., Arlington West Side Hotel,

"

Newton House. A. D. Cllnard, Whitehead House,

Conyers

propr. (See p. 293.)

Athens Covington House.

Adams House.

(See p. 456.)

Covington

(Seep. 302.) Air-Line House,

Atlanta Cruse House,

"

Crawfordville Hotel, Crawfordville

Berron P.,

Webster G. A.,

Camming

Brown J. B. Mrs.,

Howard N. Ny

Cusseta

Brown M. J. Mrs.,

Douglass A. Mrs.

Cuthbert

Cannon House, Gannon A. Mrs.,

Kiddoo J. F., Besser House,

" Dahlonega

Kennesaw House,

" Hutchins J. W.,

"

Kimball House. (See p. 265.) " Duff Green House,

Markham House,

" National Hotel,

Dalton

National Hotel.

Grove Hotel,

Daniels ville

(See p. 341.)

Planters Hotel,

Owens House,

Magnolia House, "

Darien

Wilson House. (See p. 341.)

Farnum W. W.,

Augusta Hotel,

Augusta Howser H.,

Central Hotel,

Jossey W. VV.,

Globe Hotel. (See p. 369.)

Keen I. C.,

Dawson Dawson ville
Decatur Dublin

Lewis L. B.,

Jenkins T. J.,

JDn Pont

Planters Hotel,

Uplands Hotel,

Eastman

Sharon House, Lyon House,

Batnbridge Eatonton Hotel, Barnesville Marshall 8. B.,

Eatontaon

Daniels E. A. Mrs., Owen J. M.. .

Bellton Edwards H. A., " Air-Line Hotel,

Eden Elberton

Brown House,

Blackshear Globe Hotel. (Seep. 486.) "

Knowles D. E.,

" Jarrett E. S. Mrs.,

Ellijay

Williams B.,

Blakely Jarrett J. I.,

:<

Ward J. B., .

Bowdon Mears M. J.,

"

Brunswick Hotel.

Central Hotel.

(See p. 405.)

Brunswick (See adv.)

Eufaula. Ala

Davidson D.,

" Chapman E. B.,

Fairburn

Golden William P. propr

Proctor House.

Brunswick Hotel. (See p. 405.) " (Seep. 500.)

Forsyte

Griggs House,

" Petereon B. B.,

Fort Gaines

Leben B. F. Mrs.,

" Byington J. L. Mrs., Fort Valley

Moore C. G.,

" Buttrill B.,

Franklin

Cannon House, Francisco F. C.,

Butler Moore J.H., Calhoun Gainesville Hotel,

" Gainesville

George House,

Camilla GowerE. ST.,

"

your Merchandise from Boston and New York V|a the CEORCIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

HOT

863

HOT

New Holland,

Gainesville Bawlings C. W.,

McVille-

Piedmont Hotel. (Seep. 507.) " Binswanger House.

Richmond House,

" (See p. 581.)

Macon

Geneva Hotel,

Geneva Browns Hotel. (See p. 585.) "

Morris P. A. 8.,

" Lanier House,

"

Garrison J. IS.,

Gillsville Madison House,

Madison

Jones S. A. Mrs.,

Gordon Mansion House,

"

dUoiowweer Cu. Jj..

uGrrraanutvilule Kennesaw House,

Marietta

DorsterW. T..

Greensborough Bailey S.,

Maxey's

Greensborough House,

" Haygood M. A. Mrs., MiUedgevllle

Railroad House, "DatTi-nDil TTs\l10A

< McComb M. H.,

"

Window J. B.,

Greenville Johnson T. Y.,

Milieu-

Goddard House,

Griffin Boach F. A. Mrs.,

Montezuma

JSelms House,

Meri wether G. F.,

MonticeUo

Wheeler House,

Catcher J. C.,

Morganton.

Harper B. T.,

Hampton Morris E. B. Mrs.,

"

Gamble J. W. Jr., Turner J.,

Hamiltiton

Mount Airy Hotel, Daniel F. H.,

Mount Airy Newnan,

Bobo S. M.f

Hartwell Robinson C.

"

Dycnes House.

Yaneey E. C. Miss,

"

(See p. 533.)

Hawkinsville Livingston S.,

Newton

Scarborough House.

Sloan D. U.,

Korcross

(See p. 533.)

" Keen C. B.,

Oglethorpe

Wilcoi A. J.,

Hazlehurst Ousley W. H.,

Ousley

Crum R. B.,

Homerville Butner T. M.,

Perry

Elder W. A. A Son. Indian Springs Estee B. E. Mrs.,

Preston

Mclntosh House,

" Williams A. J. Mrs., Prior's Station

Varner C.Mrs.,

" Perham A. P. Mrs.,

Quitmau

Cox M. Mrs.,

Isabella Scruggs J.,

Babun Gap.

Pawl M. Mrs.,

" Williams B, J. Bev., Bed Branch.

Wbeaton House,

Isle of Hope Bowe J. ST.,

Beidsvill*

Northeastern Hotel,

Jefferson Williams T. J.,

"

Pinch H. A..

JeffersonvUle Cherokee House,

Blnggold

Altamaba Hotel,

Jesup Buena Vista House,

Borne

Jesup House, T. P. Littlefleld, Choice Hotel,

"

propr. (See p. 551.)

Jesup Rome Hotel. (See p. 6550 "

McQueen ST.,

Johnston Station Boyet M. C. Mrs.,

Butledge

Coleman House,

Jonesborough Boyston A. J.,

"

Planters Hotel. (See p. 553.) " Eaton F. J. Mrs.,

Sandersville

Godwin Joel,

Kingston Gilmore J. N. (See p. 672.) "

Bainey W. W. Mrs.,

" European House,

Savannah

Phipps J. P.,

La Fayette Lane J.,

"

Withers Joel,

" Marshall House. (See p. 699.) "

Brady House,

La Grange Planters Hotel. (See p. 705.) "

MeigsB. F.,

" Pulaski House,

"

Born D. L.,

Lawrenoeville Savannah Hotel,

"

Durtiam fc Simmons,

Leary's Screven House. (See p. 689.) "

Hamncond C. D. Mrs.,

" Haund A. B.,

. Smith

Nelson A. Mrs.,

" Johnson T. W..

SmithviUe

love House,

Leesburgh McAfee M..

"

Terry J. Miss,

" Ecltles House. (See p. 717..)

Bacon J. W.,

Lexington

Social Circle

Eoane E. G.,

" Spencer House,

"-

Murray W. T.,

Lincoln ton Rogers J. H.,

Sparta

Central Hotel.

O'Connor J.,

Spring Place

(See p. 570.)

Louisville Grimes W. B.,

Statesborough

Miller M. Mrs.,

' Phillips J.,

Sterling Station

Banks J. H.,

Lula Meador J. T.,

Stone Mountain

McLe<id J. D.,

Lumber City Turner D. C.,

"

Lumpkin Hotel,

Lumpkiu Johnson & Brooks, Sulphur Springs.

D f \I]TillA/vir Oolunlnu, Gen'1 Innraaoe, Fire, HXaurine, lift, Ae. f. WIIICOX,_____client. Ettabliilnd 1849.

HOU

864

. Branner B., Shiry W.,

Summerville Sunny Side

Hygienic Institute.

Harris A. G.,

Suwanee Armstrong J. M.

Overstreet M.,

Swainsborough (See p. 553.)

Jonesborough

Henderson J. J., Powell J. W.,

Sycamore Sylvania

Ice Cream.

Wells H. C.,

" Alien's Palace Restaurant.

Harvey E. H., Bemsbart J. Mrs., Franklin House,

Talbotton (See p. 302.) Tebeauville Jack & Holland.
Tennille (See top edge.)

Atlanta "

Webb J. N.,

Thomaston Thompson R. G. (Seep. 335.) "

Gulf House.

Noble George.

(See p. 737.)

Thomasville (See p. 699.)

Savannah

Harley House. (See p. 738.) " Mitchell House. (See p. 780.) "

Ice Dealers.

Adkins A. J. J.,

Thomson Brown C.,

Atlanta

Gerald M. C. Mrs.,

" Brown C. I. & Co.,

"

Sunnyside. Mrs. H. B. Monahan. HoganJ. L.,

Columbtu

Thunderbolt Aiken W. D.,

Darien

Davenport House.

Corput Felix,

.

Macon

(See p. 742.)

Toocoa Merryman & Mansfield, Marietta

Emmerson Caleb J., Tnnnel Hill Cavanaugh J.,

Savannah

Williams M. & M. Misses,

Haywood, Gage & Co.

Stuart C. T., Coppeiige L. C.,

Union Point (See p. 687.)

"

Valdosta Vienna

Ice Machines.

Warm Springs.

Stratton & Emerson.

(See p. 264.)

Warm Springs (See p. 445.)

Columbus

Heath & Bro., Latimer J. B.,

Warrenton "

Ice Manufacturers.

Planters Hotel.

Georgia Ice Mnfg Co.,

Atlanta

(See p. 760.)

Waynesborough Howell A.,

"

Arnold House.

Arctic Ice Co.,

Augusta

(See p. 758.)_

Washington Augusta Ice Co.,

"

Washington Hotel,

" Columbus ProtectiTe Ice Co.

King A. E.,

Way Cross (Seep. 447.)

Columbus

Sydboten J. W.,

" Stratton & Emerson.

Charles H.,

West Point (See p. "445.)

."

, Williams W. P., Davison J.,

" Woodville

Insurance Adjusters.

Bailard House,

Zebnlon Hancock W. H.,

Atlanta

Polak J. R.,

"

House Furnishing Goods.

Insurance Agents.

Lynch H. T.,

Athens

(See Agents--Insurance.)

Hunnicutt & Bellingrath.

Insurance Companies.

(See p. 307.) McBride & Co.
(See front fly B.) White Mary O. P. Mrs., Barr Geo. W., Obear Q. S., \Daley T. J. (See p. 683.)

Atlanta "
Augusta Macon "
Savannah

Southern Mutual Ins. Co. of Ga..

Athens

Georgia Home Ins. Co. of Colum

bus, Ga. (See back cover.) Columbus

Cotton States Life Ins Co., Geo. B.

Obeur, sec.

Macon

SilTa J. A. (See front cover.) "

Iron Rails.

Stammer J. C.,

.Washington Atlanta Rolling Mill Co.

Hubs, Spokes, Etc.

(.See p. 304.)

Atlanta

(Sfanufaeturen.)

Iron Works. Athens Foundry and Machine

Malone J. D. .& Son,

Smyrna Wks. (See p. 291.)

Athens

CUID your Merchandise from Philadelphia and BalMllr timorevia GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

JEW

865

JUS

Bartowlron Co., Bartow Iron Works Peschke E.,

West & Browning,

Cedartown Pollock M. B. (c),

Maciton

Healy, Cockshntt & Jerguson. Spahr H.,

(Seep. 687.)

Savannah Wing & Solomon,

Novelty Iron Works, J. Rourke, Supple J.,

MiUedgeville

propr. (See p. 701.) Savannah Wieaeman & Miller,

Tynan J. W. (See p. 701.) " McMiUian J. W., Vulcan Iron Works. J. & T. Mul Curnmings B.,

Newnan Palmetto

ligan & Co. (Seep.705.) Savannah Martin J. D.,

Perry

Jewelers.

Johnson J. B. Jr., Barnes W. E.,

Pine Grove Quitman

Joiner J. W.,

Albany Broyles G. E.,

Blnggold

Cbilds & Moss,

Athens Baker John G., Bobertson's Store

Evans A., Her T. A..

" Alien & McOsker, " Veal & Son,

Rotmt e

Miindeville A. S.,

" Aman M. L-,

Sandersvi lie

Tnlmage W. A., BollmanW.,

" Des BouiUons A. L.

Atlanta (See p. 679.)

Savannah

Everett A. B.,

" HamUton Samuel P.

Farrington P. A.,

" (Seep. 697.)

"

Haynes W. A.,

" Harig Albert,

"

Lawshe E..

" Jordan P.D. (See p. 691.) "

Levy E. C.,

" Muhlberg E.,

"

Miller G. H.,

" Sack Adolph. (See p. 701.) "

PiekertA. F., .

" Waters W. J!,

Sylvanla

Plummer E. T.,

;i Gammage G. W.,

Talbotton

Solomonson. (See p. 321.) " Maund J. H.,

"

Stevens J. P. & Co. (See p.333.) " Zaney A. J.,

Talking Bock

SHlson F. T..

" Barnes W. E.,

Thomasville

Brane F. A. (See p. 363.) Augusta Jerger Joseph. (See p. 738.)

FeareyJ. H.,

" Sykes H. C.,

Toomsborough

Harbig George,

" Speer D. A.,

Varnell's Station

Prontaut J. Henry,

" Harlow A. B., "

Warrenton

Bagley B. A., Smith D. P.,

Big Cretk Cordes H., Big Savanna Bich G. B.,

Wasbington Waynesborough

WayS.B.,

Blackshear Herzberg M.,

West Point

Yeoman G. B.,

" Beckham D. C.,

Zebulon

Doerflinger W. F., Adkius A. C.,'

Brunswick Buena Vista

Junk Dealers.

Johns J. T., Owens J. T., Ward B. B., Wright & Pendergast, Palmer John H.,
Witticb & Kinael. (See p. 447.)
Strom A. J., Jacot L. S., Brown E. E., Bangs G., Evans D. E.,

Camilla Cartersville Cedar Grove
Cochran Columbus
" Crawfordville
Cuthbert Dalton
Davisborough GainesviTle

Oouskv C. P., Elsas I., Linch H., Spinks & Owens. Oppenheim. J. H., Gammon A Howard, Hirsch M. M., Mitchell H. (c), . Wolff&Bro., Kelly J., O'Connell D.,

Albany
Atlanta " "
Augusta
Columbus
" " * Macon
Savannah
"

Loden J. N., Markwalter M..

" Greensborough

Justices of the Peace.

Casey M. B., Jerger A., King W. D.,

Hartwell Gash J. L., Hawkinsville Avery W.,
' Greer A. P.,

Adalrsville Adamsville
Albany

Lebmann !>., Chedell B., Ezzell F. M., OttoJ.H.,

La Grange Blanchard T. S., Lezington White J.,
Macon Holcombe E. B., " Webb J.,

Alexander
Allandale
Allatoona
Alphnretta

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Prop'rs, 27 A 29 Broad St.

JUS

866

JUS

Burns J. E., Harten G. T.,

Alpuine

Pool C. A., Bussey W. S.,

Branch Brookfield

Fields M. H., Harbin J. M.,

Amlcol1o1 la

Brown P. W., Smith B. Hy

Brown's Crossing Brownsville

Hightower J. J. G., Amy's Creek jambrfght J. E.,

Brunswick

Lord W. B., Winn E. L.,

Antio"ch

Ballard B., Howell W. B.,

Bryantville
a

Morris E.,

Anvil Block Vlanner W. J.,

Buck Creek

Haulbrook W. J., Davis J. W., Jones M. M.,

Aquilla Stokes W. J.,

Arcaudia

Webb L., Howell W. H.,

Buena Viusta Bullard's

Denmark M. H.,

Arcola Smitli J. T.,

Burton

McLendon O. H. P., Mills J. B., Hammett B., Phillips J. L.,

Arlingt11on

Caldwell W. P., Bateman J. N.,

Asbuury

Waynon W. W., Andrews W. L.,

Butler Byruon Cain's

Bond 13. S., Hamilton D., Herrington S. M., Kenney I. M., Butt W. M., Tanner G. H., Waters B. S., Cook A., Griffin 1. M., Cosby W. P.,

Atheuns 11 u

Hayes J. H.. PoweU W., Herning P. H., Cearly G. W.,

;; Atlanta Cearly B., Tuggle B. J., Daniel B. F.,

Attapulg"us

Hutson J. E., Acklen W. H.,

Auburn Gaston J. J.,

Caiiiro Calvary Camp Creuek Campbellton ^Cantiot n Carroll1t1on

Crump A. B., Crutchfleld J. P.,

Aug~ uusta Hall W. S., Alien S. D.,

Carr's Station Cartecay

Leon Henry D., Mims E. M., Oliu W. M., Picquet A. D., Price J. A.. Smythe W. W., Vaughan J.,

" ii u ii ii "

Chastain M., Haws J. P., Martin W.. Howard W. J., Smitli J. F., Hill W. W., Enlow J. D.,

Cassville Cat Creek Cave Spring Cedar Grove Cedar Springs Cedartovrn

Westmoreland G. P., Bainbridge King M. P.,

Centreville

Stephens H. H., Treadwell Terry,

Baker Leavell J. B., Chalybeate Springs

Baker's Ferry Bomar A. B.,

Chapel Hfll

Burson S. G.,

Barber's Creek Ragland G. A.,

ChattoogaviUe

Hubert J. P.,

Barnett Williams H. M.,

Chestnut Flat

Tarver L. A., Brandon J., Johnson M., Coffee J. B., McElvanv J. T., Wilson J. C., Baker L. M.. Bagley W. T., Jones J. L., Stowers J. N., Fryer H. C., Williams T. J., German T. P., Stribling M. L., Andrews J. E., McDonald J. B., Miles J..

Bartow Foster W.,

Bath Galloway H. H.,

Baxley Phillips J. P.,

Bay Creuek

Vaugnn L. D.. Clark W.,

Beaverdale Williams L. L.,

BeuHJl Williams W. F.,

Big Creek Collins T.,

BigSavanni Beese J. M.,

Lloyd Jasper

Blakely Berry W. W.,

Blountsville Ohewning T. E.,

Blue Bidge Woods W.,

Bold Spring Beck S. M.,

Bond's Mil Cannon H. B.,

Boston Lonar G. W.,

Bowdon B"tchie J. M.,

Chestnut Qap ti 11
China Huill u
Choestuoe Cbulio
Clarkesville Clarkston Clay HiU Claytuon u 11

Bowers J. M., Harris A. J., Compton E. M.,

Bowersville tfmith J. F.. Box Spring York J.,
Branch Blalock C. C.,

u Cleveland

TAVF the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the

1 AlvJ^

Popular Route from Atlanta.

JUS

867

JUS

Sears W. F.,

" Richardson J. C.,

Dawsonville

Deaton H.. CasweU M. M.,

Clinchen Boring J. W., Clyattvffle Chewning Thomas,

Decaittur

Norrell J McLean D.,

Coal Mountain Hurst W. R., Cobbville Kirkpatrick J. W.,



Gunn J. A., Bennow M.,

Cohutta Springs Hall W. S., Cole City Tye P. F.,

Deverea"ux

Bell Cooper,

Coleman's Depot Perry O. F.,

Dirt Town

Johnson J. D.,

Collier Medlock. J. T..

Doraville

Bush J. S., Cleveland M., PlattF. M.,

Colqiuiitt "

Delegel J. R. (c), Fulton E. A., Freeman J. W.,

Dorchestiter Double Branches

Howard A., Redd Nicholas L., Williams W. F.,

Columbiius ii

Mosley S. T., Feeley J. J., Maxwell J. G.,

Douglasv1i1lle

Cochran M. C., Drew J.. Smith W. W.,

Conciotrd ii

Davis V. R.. McBrayer W. C., Robinson D. P.,

Draketoiwt n Dublin

Green J. J.,

Cool Springs Tarplay E. J.,

LeeL. W.,

Love J. S.,

Duluth

Smith T. L.,

Cooper Jenkins T. J.,

Du Pont

May J. A.,

Coosa Pool T. A.,

East Point

DUlard M. M., Foster M. L.,

Coosawattttee

Moseley J. A., McRae W.,

Eastanollee Eastman

Childs N. G., ChUds J. A.,

Cornucoipt ia

Adams J. Q., Crawford A.,

Eatonton Eden

CodyB. F.,

Cottage Mills Atwood W. H.,

Edwardsville

Adams S. W., Mote S. W-,

Cove Ciiity

Brewer H. P., Roebuck H. A.,

Egypt Elberton

Yeomans J. E..

Covena Baldwin E. S.,

Ellaville

Myers L. 2*., Osborne F. M.,

Crawfish Spriitng

Cleghorn W. C. P., Garren D.,

it
Ellijay

McMahan R. A.,

Crawford Shy P. R.,

Enon

Starr J. Hy

Creswell Favor J. T.,

Enon Grove

Holbrook J. A.,

Cross Keys Burgess W. J.,

Erastns

EspyJ. B., Sefmon J. W.,

Crystal Sprinitgs

Hudleston G., Stephens H. F.,

Erin Ethel

Anderson F. Si., Holmes J. O., FussellD. J., Hudson A. C., Harrison 3. H.,

Cullodiien

Pounds J. J., Barnes R. C.,

Cussiet ta

Chaffin T. P., Spencer A. B.,

CutOff Cason T. J.,

Eubanks Eudoiira Eure11ka

Worley W. J.,

Dahlonega Prescott S. J.,

Evergreen

Sims H. L., McNair F. L., Bradford W. P., McLeridoij T. C., Wall R. A., Willis J. H.,

Dalton Bartlett W. M.,

Damascus Heard B. F.,

Dan buri>gh 11 it

Jnmes W. J., Mason R., L-twe J. A., Lowe M. Gy

Fairbu"m it "
Fancy Bltut ff

Bank? E.,

Daniell's Mills Anderson H. S.,

Farmington

SkinuerJ. M., White Hop.

Danielsv1i1lle

Blalock Z. B., Murphey J. H.,

Fayetteville

Young W. McW.,

Darien Dawson J. M., Flat River Factory

Bangs J.,

Davlsborough Fortson M. F., Flatwoods Academy

Brown T. L.,

L-mg J. M..

Florence

McNabb W.,

Dawnville Midillebrooks T.,

Florenceville

Jones T. M., Simmuns J. M.,

'

Dawstiou

Harmon J. P., Tuomas J.,

Flowery Branch Fort Bufflngton

Hulsey B. H., McKee J. H.,

Dawsonv1i1lle

Heith S. A.. Maddox G. W.,

Fort Mountain Fort Valley

56

Tf

Oolunihu, <** represents oldest and strongest'

mF

j Engliah and American Insurance Compaoin.

JUS

868

JUS

McCutchen C. B.,

Franklin Dtckev L. K.,

Burgess J.,

Freemansville Phillips M. M.,

High Point

Barley W.,

Frick's Gap McLeroy J. M.,

High Shoals

Thomason J. L., Johnson E, M..

Gaddiatown Cary J. A., Gainesville Goullsly C. B.,

Hillsborou"gh

KiUebrew H. L., BayD.,

Garden Valuley

Mathis L. J., Richards W. B.,

Hoggard's Mill Holland's Mills

Johnson S. M.. Smith B. J.,

Gairi di

Clary T., Bagsdale John,

Holly Creek Holly Springs

Jameson G. A., Moore E. J.,

Geneva Hardy McM. N., Georgetown Hill J. A.,

Homer

Davis J. W., Bylee B..

GiUsv"ille

Kirkland J. C., Nurger S.,

Homerviiltle

Buxton W. L.,

Girard Binehardt J. H.,

Hosch'R Store

Counts A. M.,

Goldsborough Newton E. H.,

Hot House

Thompson W. B.,

Goloid Autrey T. M.,

Houston

Nunnally J. E.,

Good Hope Neal J. P..

Indian Springs

Sheats T. W.,

Swift T. W.,

Iron Bock

Holbrook W. J.,

Good WiU Gilbert E. J.,

Irwinton

Hasty J. B., Goodman's X Boads Ford John J..

Isabella

Fountain S. J.,

Gordon Richardson P. C.,

Ivanhoe

Howell S. B.,

Grangersvllie Chapman S.,

Ivy Log

CJower C. J., Stroud A. B.,

Grantvi"lle

Thompson J. U., Lowe M. G.,

Jackson Jamaica

Dickson M.. Parker J. H., Hobbs B. F.,

Graysviiille

Pool W. J., Cox B. B.,

Green HiU McCarty S. Dr.,

Jasper Jefferstion

Foster W B., McWilliams F. A., Cox P. D.,

Greenbu11sh

Pearce A., Stokes J.E..

Green's Cut Wimberly B. B.,

Jeffersonville ii

Banning J. L.. Floyd A. G., White H. B., Brown J. D..

Greenvuille

Jones A. V. P., Floyd T. A.,

Griffln George L..

Grove Leonard G.,

Jerusalem Jesitup it

Hall C. W. ,

Wiley G. W.,

Jewellville

Brooks N. B., Henderson J. H., Marshall W.,

Grovetown Chapman T. J.,

Hah"ira

Garrason J. O., Middleton J. B.,

Johnston Statiiion u

Conner G. B.,

Halcyon Dale Anthony J..

Jones borough

Williams J. T., Barnett T. G.,

Hamilt1o1 n

Hill W. H.. Burt C. G.,

Jug Tavern Juno

Wilson T. W.,

Haralson Smith B.,

Kansas

GOBS W. J., Wilson J. E.,

Harmony Grouve

Keudrick I. B., Mills J. B.,

Kennesaw Keyton

Walden G.,

Harrell Burrough L.,

Kingston

Floyd T. A.,

Hartridge Spires J. Q.,

Kiokee

Skelton H. P.,

Hartwell Danielly A. J.,

Knoxville

Carter D. S.. Smith J. E..

Haslum Garrett M., Hatcher's Station Rogers J. H.,

LaFaye"tte

McEachin I. T., Wilcox W. L.,

Hazlehuitrst

Cary H. H., Toole E.,

LaGrange

Brandon J., Cashin J. K, Vollatin J. B.,

Hephzibitah it

Boop J. K.. Harris J. C., Lamkin B. H.,

Lalrdsborough Lawrence vi"He

Jones H. W.,

Herndon Hext B. W.,

Lawtonville

Foster W. W., Gaddan I. B.,

Hiawas"see

Bentley A. J., Dorsey J. M.,

Leathersville Leo

McConnell E. J., Baines T., Wilkes J.,

Hickory Flat Lester T. J., Hickory Grove Raines M. L.,
Higgston Sanders J.,

Lexingt"on it

T A 1TV the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the

1 AIVE

Short Line from Macon.

JUS

869

JUS

Kiuman A. J., McDaniel W. J.,

Lily Potind

Padgett C-, Deaton W. D.,

Matlock Mauldin's Mills

West J.,

Idme Branch Patrick J. W.,

Maxey's

Bentley J. D., Hardy A.. Beid N. M.,

Lincolnuton n

Smith J. C., Williams S., "Wilson S.,

Marys vuflle ii

agle B,,

Lithonia Martin H. M.,

Mechanics ville

Hitchcock J. T., Miller B. H.,

Linton

Hudgins F. S., Jenkins B. J.,

Melville Meriweather

Spearman J. W., Hardin A. D.,

Little Creek Ivy A., Liivingston Lowe C. G.,

Meseiina

Dickson A. J., Farris J. P., Alien W. S.,

Locust Groi<ve

Wlson W. J., Burton B. H.,

Lodi Godbee C. L.,

Mica Midville
tl

Brand I. C., McElvauey J. T., WebbA J., Whitehead A. B.,

Logansv1i1lle u ii

Miller J. B,, Beiber H., King McL., HolzendorfB. S.,

MiU Bay Miller's Statiiion
Mill town

Jones J. F.. Bacon N. B., Smith G. W.

Lombardy Chambers W. B., Long Branch Chapman J.,
Crane A.,

Mineral Spriniigs 11

ameron B. T., Cook B. C. Dr., Hawkins W. B., Jones S., McAfee J. E..

Long Ca11ne

Mears W. H.. Colley F. S.,

Loudsviiille u

Dickinson J. S., Pendergrass W. N., Hamilton A. J.,

Mobley Pond Mon1r1oe it
Montezuma

Denney W. F., Hayles B. A., Dorsey J. J..

Louisvi11lle

Jordan W. F., Brown S.,

Lovejoy's Station Hasty J.,

Monticello Morg(ian

Talley J. J..

Lovelace Crawford S. H.,

Morgan ton

Walker J. M., Highsmith J. N.,

Lowell Fletcher J. S., Lulaton Murton B. H.,

Morv11en

Kirksev B. F., Wren J., McDonald J. W., Kail J. W..

Lumpkin Ayers J. M.,

Luther Adams M. C.,

Luthersviitlle

Wilkes J. Jr., Earnest J. S.,

Mount Airy Mount Verniion
Mount Zion

Ward B.,

McBean Depot Harget F.,

Mountain Hill

McDonald D..

McDonald Taylor J.,

Mountain Scene

Stewart A.,

McDonough Sharp L. H.,

Mountaintown

McLellan D.,

McLellan's Mill Sirmans H.,

Mud Creek Mills

Tabor N. B., MeLaughlin A.,

41 Hill A. A., McBae Eaks M. H. Rev.,

Mulbeiriry

Adams D. H., Bedingfleld W., triggers D. T., GrannissE. C., Harris W. G., Ryder W., Simmons A. P.,

Maciion ii ii ii u 11

Murray S., Murray's Cross Roads

Horton D. M., Richardson J. A.,

Nacooch^iee

Conley J.,

Nail's Creek

Walters W..

. Xannie

Williams H.,

Naomi

Snead W. H.,

Nashville

Bacon N. B.,

Maiden Branch Baker J. A.,

Xebo

Harris E. T., Wootten J. B., Gregory 0.,

Mallorysvuille

Burns B. C., Ladd J. B.,

Mapleford Bussom B. W.,

New Brid11ge New Hope

Norman J. J., Taylor Frank,

Hooton J. W., Marlow WebbJ. D.,

New Mar1k1et

Bryan J. L.,

MarshallviUe HardinT. A.,

Haslam G. S.,

It McClendon O.,

Solomon C. E.,

" Wells W.,

Vanlandingham W. B.,

" Hudspeth B. F..

New Prospect Newn11an Newton

Baldwin W.,

Martin ViningJ.F.,

Newton Factory

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Established 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

JUS

870

JUS

NightorC., Miller A. J., Wijdey W. G.,

Nochway Wilson W. H., Norcross Dodson C. M.,
ii Suttles J. B. Jr.,

Red Clay Red Otiak

Parbam B. L., Smith J. D.,

Norwouod

O'Bare M. G., Bedingfield B.

A.,

Reed Creek Reedy Spring*

Sanders W. A.,

Oak Bower Williams T. J.,

Reidsville

Bastoii R. W.,

Oehlochnee Reid H. T.,

Repose

Jackson W., Joyner J. B., Greer A. H., Williams J. R.,

Oconitee

Dickerson J. B., Long H. H.,

Ogletho"rpe

Waddell W., English W. M.,

Reppard's Mill Reyno1l1ds.
Biddleville

Chapman D. P.,

Okapilco Jobe T. J.,

Ringgold

McLeroy William,

Osceola Stewart G. W.,

Rising Fawn

Southall S., Riley J., Hopkins J. M.,

Ousley Clerry Thomas,
Owen's Ferry Hardin J. A.,

Bobertaon's Stioire

Palmetto Brigman G.,

Rock Spring

Bailey J. J., Mitchell W.A.,

Paniot la

Tyner J. R., Barker W. Y.,

Rockalo

Christian T. F.,

Paoli Clark P. J.,

Bockpile-

Fisher S. C., Holbrook T. T.,

Parker's Sto11re

King C. L., Wallace G. M.,-

Rocky Creek Bocky Ford

Grimes B. J., Williams E. W.,

Pata(ui la

Tucker M. J-, Bynum L. H.,

Thomas L.,

Patteraon Bicketts T. O.,

Wylly L. C.,

" Brown Ira,

Mayfield J., Turner P. G.,

Peachstone Sho1a1 ls

Osborn J. W., Ellis 8. D.,

Bosindale Roswell
Round Oak Roystuon
St. Mark's

Williams W. B.,

Peck Humphries C. P.,

U

Curies A. B., Smith B. J.,

Pelbam Gould H. B., Pendarvis Postell J.,

St. Stmon's Maills

Colclougu W. O., Dulain J. T., Chastaiu P. H., Franklin W., Addington J. T., Garrison H. C., PageJ.H.,

Penfleld Lewis J. B..

u Bowen A. J.,

Pierce. ville

Williamson J. B., Aderhold W.,

Pine L' og

Me Williams R., Brown R. M.,

Pine Mountain Sullivan E. A.,

Sallacoa Salt Springs
Sand HiU Sand Touwn Sandersvi1l1le

Wilson W. W., Sco;t M. M., HuntH. C., Nicholls T. L., Owen D. A., Howell S. B., Tiller J. H., Smallwood W.,

Pineville Welch Ov Plainville Abrams J. J., Pleasant Grove Elsinger S.,
a HartL. S., Pleasant Hill Molina M. P.,
Poindexter Russell I., Point Peter Smith B.,
Polksville Wade R. J.,

Sandy Ridge Savannuah a
a a
u u

Appleby H. C., Randolph 155. B..,

Pond Fo11rk

Woodhouse W. H. ()r Daugbtry D. T.,

Scarborough

Pope L., Leadbetter G.,

Poplar Springs Ham N. B., Pots Mountain Brassell J. C.,

SchlatterviTle Senoia

Goodwill W. H., Mclntosh A. C.,

Powder Sprin<igs

Waldrup W. A., Stanoil T. J.,

Seven Islands Sharp Top

Smith A. J., Lawhon D. F., Roper G. S., Logan M. G., Thomas J. E.,

Powellville Hardy A.,

Powers North R. A.,

Preston Tripled J. M.,

Providenuce

Collins T., Amlerson A. D.,

Sharpsbur"gti Sbaron
Sheltonville SUiloh

Siltou E., Knight J. D., Gillis Norman, Nisbett R. H.,

Rabun Gap Kyle S. H., Bay's Mills Cohb J. M.,
Red Bluff Griffin J. P.. Red Bud Hugbes R. V.,

Silver Creek Simsvialle
Skelnah

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Best Route East.

JUS

871

JUS

Woody A. P.,

Skeinah Easley G. M.,

Trickum

McKenny G. G., Smarr's Station Lowry W. T.,

Trion Factory

Johnson S. H., Fleming P. B.,

Smith's Mills Thompson J.,

Troup Factory

Smyrna Ward Seaborn J.,

Tunnel HiU

Cotton A. M., Williams H. J.,

Social Ciracle

Tarver F. B., Burns J. K.,

Tusculum Twiggsville

Lewis J.,

Sonora Hite A. J. Jr..

Two Bun

Thorpe W. T.,

South Newport Roberts M. M. Bev.,

"

45irnmons J. C., Laidier J., Carter S. G.,

Sparta Williams J. J., Spoonville Williams E. G., Spring Place English Z. T.,

TyTy Union Point
Unionville

Hinely J. W., Bibb W., Bryan T. J. (c),

Springfield BoydJ.F.,

Springwoitod

Jackson J. W., Tilley B. M.,

Upatiot le Vanzant's Store

Anderson J., Miller A. B.,

Statesborough Goswick J.. u Miles J.,

Vickery's Creek Victory

Brinson J. B.. Hargrove J. T., Cooper T. J.,

Steam Mill Cobb J. M., Stephens Luther I.,
Steven's Pottery Love W. J.,

VUIa R1i1ca Villanow

Sproule T. K..

Stilesborough Maner A.,

Vining Station

Wilkes J. Jr.,

Stirling Binebart ---- Dr.,

Virgil

Arnold A. H.,

Stockbridge Bowen A. H.,

Visage

Phillips W. S., Kimbrel J. H.,

Stockton Denton S., Stone Mountain Smith E. B.,

it

Ponder G. B., Thomas J, A.,

Sublijtna Joiner A. J., Sugar Hill Austin J. P. Bev.,

Wadley Wahoo

ColeU. W., Haynes V. H.,

Sugar Valaley

Byder J. T., Sharp J. M.,

Walden Walesca

Lewis M. H., Burns J. B.. CainJ. W., Hudgins T. S.,

Summertown Beinnardt J. H.,

Summerviitlle u

Barnes W. J., Glass W. P., Wilson T. W. T.,

Walnut Warm Springs
Warnervitille

Burns B. E., Bennett B. M.. Harris A. G.,

Sunny Dale Fowler L.,

Suwanuee

Scruggs W. G., Parker Jy

Warrenttoi n Warrior

Clements A. E.. Clements J. I.,

Sycamaore

Dugan W., Odom J. B.,

Warthen Warwick

Hazlehurst T. M., Maner W. J.,

SylvaKnia

Eunice J. V., King J. F. Jr.

Bull J. J.,

Talbotton Haymans C. J.,

WarlickB. P.,

Talking Bock Eason T. T.,

Kelly J. H.,

Tarborough Parker J. B.,

Parker W. F.,

Tebeaaville Bryan W. J.,

Johnston A.,

Teloga Springs Beese S. H.,

Williams W. F..

Temperance McGUl W. M.,

Davis W. P.,

Tenille Pattereon J. E.,

Moore J. J..

Texas Hudson W. 8.,

CordinA.,

Thomas Mills Barnett B. H.,

Deaton J. M., Strange J. A.,

Thompson's Miitlls

Smith J. G., Bond E. W.,

Worrfll W. C.,

Thomson Vining A. S.,

Green A. J., Green H. H.,

Tiltiton

Graham A.,
jRAACAtJVVOeHo TJ.1. XAX*t

Bannon B. O..

Toomsborough Dupree W. G.,

Boone J. M.,

Herndon B.,

Evans J. B..

Towallga Young J. L..

BayJ., Young E. M..

Town Creitek

Johnson G. W., Purcell J. W.,

Colwell M. G.,

Track Bock McCallum J. H.,

Deck J. T.,

Trickum Andrews J. W.,

Way Cross Waynesville Way's Station White Plauins Whitesburgh Whites ville
Wildwouod Wilsonville Winterville Wisdom's Store Wood La1w1 n Wood Station Woodbury Woods. to11ck
ii Wooley's Fo11rd
WorthviUe Yellow River

\I7ill A/xwV Inmr&noe Agency, Oolnmlraa, Oft. Ttoetrled. Plreterted.

WlllGOX S

Established 1849.

LAD

872

LAW

Johnson B. W., Thomas L. J.,

Yo<trk

(See p. 281.) Moore D. C.,

Taffar W. 8..

Young Cane Grover B. B.,

Malair D. D.,

Zebulon Blocker C. P.,

Ladies Underwear.

Sheffield H. C., Cobb A. J.,

Keely John,

Atlanta CobbL.&H.,

Lamps, Chandeliers, Etc.

Jackson A. M., Jackson & Thomas,

McBride& Co.

Lumpkin E. K.,

(See front fly B.)

Atlanta Mitchell A. L.,

Burr Geo. W.,

Macon Mitchell W. L. & Son,

SUva J. S.

Rucker T. W.,

(See front cover.)

Savannah Thomas G. D...

Land and Mining Agents.

Thompson P. G,, Thunnond S. P.,

McLaws A. H.

Abbott B. P.,

(See p. 361.)

Augusta Albert W. J.,

Butts A. G. (See p. 581.) Macon Angler E. A.,

Laryngoscopist.

Arnold F. A., Arnold R./

Calhnnn A. W.

Banks J.,

(See p. 307.)

Atlanta Barton C. J.,

Laths and Shingles.

Bates A., BellM. A.,

Americus ApplingArcoli
Arlington Athena-
Atlanta.

(Manufacturers. )

Black W. W.,

Hancock W. H., Perkin's Junction

Perklns & Bro.,

"

Stevem Bros. & Co.

(See p. 772.)

Steven's Pottery

Bray W., Brown J. L.. Brown W. R., BroylesE. N., Calhoun P..

Lawyers.

Calboun W. L..

Litehfleld E. L.,

Acwortb Candler & Thomson.

Mitchell B. M.,

" (See p. 307.)

Northcutt J. J.,

" Clarke M. J.,

Armstrong J.,

Albany Clarke R. H.,

Arnheim L..

" Clarke W. I.,

Morgan H.,

" Clayton A. S.,

Oliver W.,

" ColJJer A Collier,

Pope D. M.,

" Colquitt H. H..

Strozer & Smith,

Cl Conley & Shumate,

Warren <fc Hobbe,

u Culberson A. B.,

Wooten & Jones,

II Culberson H. L.,

LastiDger W. H.,

Allapaha Cunnitigham.J. D.,

Dodgen J. A.,

Alpharetta DeGrafienreid M.,

Hoot G. M..

' EckfordJ. J.,

Lewis T. L.,

" Ely R. IV. (See p. 331.)

Richards W. W.,

" Erwin H. C.,

Roberts B. P.,

" Farrow H. P.,

Ansley J. A., Brady J. W., Elam 8. C., Fort A., Guerry & Son,

Americitus n n it

FiDley T., FryG.T., Gartrell <fc DuBignon, Gaskill C. B., Glenn L. J. & Son.,

Hawkes W. M.,

H Goodwin J. B.,

Hawkins & Hawkina,

II Graham J. M.,

Hinton & Mathews.

Hammond B. F. & W. R.,

(See p. 281.)

" Hammond N. J.,

Lazaron S. L.,

" Haralson F. L.,

Sinunons E. G. &. W. C.

Harrison Z. D. & 8. N. Connally,

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line West and Southwest.

LAW

873

LAW

Heyward W. I.. Hill B. H. & Son, Hill D. P. & Son, Hfflyer H., Hoge E. P., Hopkins & Glenn,

Atlanta tenabl J.,

it it ii ii

Gary W. T., Gibson T. H., GibaonW., labersbam & Capers, Harper & Bro..

Auguist ta it it

Hulsey & McAfee.

Holt A. C.,

Jackson & Lumpfcin, Jeffries B. 8., Jones J. C., King A. C.,

look Jas. 8. & Ed. B.,

ii it

'ackaon P., Tackson W. E. Jr., Tones & Eve,

Lawton J. L.,

Levy Samuel,

Ix>chrane & van Epps, McCay H. K., McCay & Trippfl, McConnell S. D.,

ii ii it

Lockbart F. T., McCord C. Z., McLaws W. B., McWhorter G. G.,

Manning A. A.,

Mays 8. W.,

Martin E. W.,

Miller F. H.,

Milledge & Eliia,

Miller William K.,

Morgan J. M.,

Myere D. F.,

Moses B. J.,

Oakraan T. & J. L.,

Moses W. I., Moyers W. T., Mynatt & Howell, Newman W. T., OrrE. Hy

ii ii 11

?hinizy L., ?icquet A. D., Pierce B. L., Pinkham F. L.,

Shewmate J. T.,

Peeples H. C.,

Symthe W. W.,

Pendleton J.T.,

TwiggsH. D.D.,

Kedwlne J. B.,

Verdery & Verdery,

Eeinhardt & Hooks,

Walton T. C.,

Robert & Mallard, Smith C. W., Smith H., Smith J. H., Spann G. C., Speairs W. J., Spencer 8. B., Tanner G. H., Thomas G. 8.,

it
ii ii ii ii it ii 11

Walton W. A. & J. M., Walton ABryan, WilcoxW.W., Wrigbt B., Bower & Crawford, Campbell C. G., Fleming & Russell, Gurley & Thomas, McGill & O'Neal,

Bainbric ge

Trippe W. T.,

Townsend A. C.,

Tucker H. H. Jr.,

Townsend H. G.,

Weil 8., Westmorland T. P.,

Westmoreland G. P.,

Hunt & Taylor,

Barnesvi le

Wimpy J. A.,

Bedding J. F.,

Winn . J.,

Rogers J. J.,

Wright W.TP., Barnes & Gumming,

Turner B. M. (See p. 388.)

Augusta Alien J. B. L.,

Bartow

Bean T. 8., *

Johnson W. P.,

Black J. C. C.,

Kin man J. E.,

Both-well T. 8.,

Matther J.,

Bascobel

Brandt A.,

Carter J. I..

Baxley

Cohen C. H.,

Carter P. H.,

Camming Montgomery,

Harris B. P.,

Davidson J. 8. & W. T., .

King J. B.,

BeUton

Dngas L. A. Jr.,

Cocnrane A. E.,

Blackshear

Butcher 8.,

ZStehoHsJ. C.,

Eve W. F.,

Phillips W. B.,

Fleming J. A., Foster H. C.,

Butt J. A., Candler W. E.,

Blaiisv<ili le

Foster M. P.,

Brown E. C.,

Blakely

JA8. P. HARRISONA CO., State Printers, Publishers, and Binders, 27 4k, 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

LAW

874

LAW

Davis R. W., Powell R. H.j

" Tripp & Neel, " Tumlin George S.,

Cartersviiille

Weaver Fidel,

Blue Ridge Blance & King,

Cedartown

Sbelnutt N.,

Bowdon Glenn J.,

Bartlett A. La F.,

Brownsville Janes C. G.,

Garrett M. L..

" Thompson I. F.,

Goodyear & Harris,

Brunswick Tidwell M. M.,

Maluy&Crovatt. (See p. 405.) " Turner W. F.,

Mershon & Smith,

" Smith M. M.,

Chapel Hil

Symntes & Atkinson.

Glenn J.,

Chattoogaville

(See p. 405.)

" Crane W. T.,

Clarkesville

KitUes H. C.,

Buck Creek Erwin W. S.,

Butt E. M.,

Buena Vista Sutton C. H.,

Butt R. E.,

". Van Buren J.,

Butt W. B.,

" Strother J. E.,

Clay Hill

Hinlon W. B.,

" Hughes W. H.,

Clayton

Kerr J. L. C.,

" Boyd M. G.,

Cleveland

Miller E. W.,

" Kimsey 1.1.,

Carson A. A.,

Butler Underwood A. F.,

Cbeney W. M.,

" Underwood J. W. H.,

Colbert O. M.,

" Williams W. K.,

Edwards W. P.,

" Catchinga E. P..

Clinton

Holsey J. H.,

" Hardeman R. V.,

Russ J. D..

" Herman Elias,

Cochran

Wallace W. A.,

" Kelsey W. F.,

Bateman J. K, Dupree C. M., Guun U. M.,

Byron Bush I. A., " Sheffield D. A., " Sheffield H. C.,

Colquaitt ii

Kiker E. J.,

Calboun Blanford & Garrard,

Columbus

Bradford J. J.,

Camilla Burts D. H.,

Bush & Lyon,

" Bussey H.,

Callaway J.,

" Chappell & Rambo,

Davis C. O.,

" Coleman C.,

Scaife J. H.,

" Crawford Bennett H.,

SbackeHord E. H.,

" Crawford & McNeil,

Spence James H.,

" Downing L. T.,

Spence W. jST.,

" Dozier A. A.,

Brown J. R.,

Canton Dozier H. W.,

Dowda J. O.,

" Goetchius H. R.,

Dupree P. P.,

" Hatcher Samuel B.,

Newman H. H.,

" Ingram & Mather,

Payne B. F..

" Johnson J.,

Styles & Vincent,

" Levy Lionel C. Jr.,

Teasley W. A.,

" Little W. A.,

Crymes T., Dortch J. S.,

Carnesville Newman Emile, " Nackolls T. J.,

Little W. R,,

" Peabody & Brannon,

Austin & Harris,

Carrollton Pou J.F.,

Cobb & Cole,

" Russell C. R.,

Graw E., Juhan J. J., Merrell W. W. & G. W.,

" Russell James M., " Russell R. ST.. " Smith J. M. Hon.

11 a

Reese & Anderson,

"

r.,

Conyers J. B.,

Cartersville Thornton Cary J.,

Graham & Foute,

" Thornton & Grimes,

Gray & Gray.

" Williams W. F.,

Hackett A. T.,

" Barton & Christian,

Conyers

Moon J. M.,

" Gleaton G. W.,

Murphy R. B.,

" Glenn J. IT..

Stansell M. R.,

" Helms A. M.,

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Perry A. C., PruettJ. W. Hon., Zacbry A. A.,

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Morgan J. M., Steward & Wood, Winn L. J.,

Cook W. H.,

Cooksvillc Edge J. V.,

Matthews J.,

Cooper Massey B. A.,

Clark & Pace, Edwards E. F.,

Covington
u

Bichards A. J., Carver J. J.,

Simms J . P.,

11 Haynes M.,

Simms & Dickson,

11 Hightower J. E.,

Womach E.,

tt Stanley B. A..,

Woodson J. V.,

11 Stubbs J. M.,

Paynes J. B.,

Crawford Wylly W. H-,

Andrews M. Z., Briston G. F., Brooks W. H., Hixon J. W., ReedJ. F..

Crawfordviitlle it 11 11

Strickland H., DuPontJ. P. A., David H. A., Dawson T. H., DeLacey J. F.,

Stephens J. A. & W. G.,

" Hall L. A.,

Walker H. H.,:

Cross Keys Humphreys W. W.,

Bell & Bell, Clements 1. S., Lester & Lester, Patterson H. L.,

dimmiung it u

McBae W., . Boberts D. M., Jenkins H. A., JenkinsW. F.,

McLester Lee, Yancey D. H.,

Cuss1e1 ta

Beid S. A., Reid W. A.,

Chastain L. S.,

Cuthbert Turner J. S..

Clarke J. T. & Sou,

u Wingfield W. B.,

Donglass E. L.,

11 Brannon J. A.,

Fielder H.,

u Smith B. F. C.,

Hood A. Jf.,

it Barnett J. S.,

Worrill B. S. & W. C.,

ii Carpenter S. N.,

Bovd W., Price & Baker.

Dahloneigfa

Edwards & Davis, Grogan G. C.,

Beall & Spinks, Harper & Adair, Weaver J. H.,

Dal1l1as u

Henry C. B., Hester B., Jones B. H.,

GattH. M., Hanks J. A. B., Johnson & McCamy, Jones T. B., Moore W. K., Shumate & Williamson,

Daltiion ii 11 ii ii

Osborn J. T., Roebuck H. A., Shannon & Mclntosh, Van Duzer W. T.r Worley J. N., Hudson C. B.,

Henry George, Xash Gabriel, Strickland J. J.,

Danielsv1i1lle 11

McCrory C. B., McCrory W. H., Scarborough J. N.,

DeLorme D. E., Dunwoody H. A.. Gignilliat W. Bobert, Way W. A.,

Dar1i1en 11 it

Wall M. J., Alien J. C., Britt D. B., Greer T. F.,

Guerrv & Parks, Hoyl L. C-, James J. L., McDonald C. A., Pickett T. H., Simmons B. F.,

Dawstion 11 u u (i

Davis T. B., Eve F. E., Green W. J., Latham G., Latham T. W., Beid & Longino,

Bishop James M., Johnson H. C., Smith M. L.,

Dawsonviiille u

Boan L. S., Atkinson S. B., Blalock E. M.,

Candler M. A.,

Deeatur Blalock J. L.,

Jones H. C.,

X Dorsey B. T.,

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Fuller W. B., Howard G. F., Harrison J. T., Batfle T. C.,

Fayetteville Jones J. H., Martin D. ST.,
Florence Murray A. S., Foniytb. Stewart & Hall,

Grifufin

Berner & Turner,

Thurman T. W.,

Cabanlss & Turner, Stone W. D., Blocker B. B.,

Neal G. V., Moore G., Fort Games Lanier A. L.,

Grovetown Guyton
Halcyon Dale

Home W. a, Kennon B. E., McCleudon 8. A., Branbam Isham H.,

Blount & Cameron, Dandy C. L., Hood M. F., Fort Valley Mobley J. M.,

Hamilt1o1 n

Collier W. E.,

Stanford L. L.,

Winslow W. C.,

Williams J. T.,

Daniel W. H., Fuller A. T.,

Franklin McConneU B. F., Reagen E. J..

Hampton

Loftin F. S., Merrill J. B., Oliver B., Dorsey J. N.,

Wafls J. F.,

"

Simpkins W. H., Harmony Grove

David H. A.,

Hartwell

Gainesville Hodges F. B.,

"

Estes J. B. & Son,

Linder Lee,

Johnson E. M.,

"

Langston J. F.,

"

Looper G. K.,

Marler & Perry. (See p. 509.) "

Prior G. H.,

"

Simmons P. B.,

"

Stevens W. E.,

"

McCurry A. G., Proffltt P. P., Seidell C. W., Skelton J. H., Teasley T. W., Harris S. R, Anderson C. C.,

" " " " " Haslum Hawkinsville

Towrey J. W., Wynn J. O.,

" Hodge J. P.,

"

" Hodge & Taylor,

"

Calhoun C. C., Harrison W., Jordan W. P., Lee J. W., Lane B. A..

Geneva Kibbee C. C., Georgetown Martin & Jordan,
" Ryan L. C., " Williams R. T., Gibson Blackwell W. G.,

" " " Hazlehurst Hiawassee

TaylorT. C., Leigh S. E., Post W. A., Gray A. H.,

Gordon Christopher S. K., GrantviUe Cleveland O. C.,
" Jackson I., Oraysville Speer J. A.,

" Hickory Grove
Hogansville "

Branch W. H.,

Greensborough Moss A. C.,

Brown James L.,

" Turnbull J. J.,

Heard Columbus,

" Sweat J. Ly

Kinnebrew E. C..

" Anderson W. W.,

Lewis Miles W. & Sons,

" Bower J. C.,

McWhorter J. A.,

" Bower O.,

Park J. B. Jr.,

" Chambers F.,

Robinson PhilipB.,

" Gilbert H. J.,

Shannon A. J.,

" Lee L.,

Atkinson T. A.,

Greenville Lindsey J. W.,

Freeman A. H.,

" Ockington J. G.,

Keith R. D.,

" Harris W. A.,

Homer "
HomerviUe Indian Springs
Irwinton " " " " " "
Isabella

McLaughlin B. T.,

" Cone W. H..

Ivanhoe

Park J. W.,

" Anderson W. W.,

Jackson

Peavy G. L., Alford J. Q. A., Beck & Beeks,

.

" Hendrick H.,

Griffin McKibben&Wright,

" Day W. T.,

" " Jasper

Boynton J. S., Dismuke F. D., Hammond E. W., Hunt & Johnson,

" Simmons W. H., " Barge A. L., " Hinton P. F., " Howard W. C.,

" Jefferson
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877

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Jeffersonviiille ii ii
Jesup Jonesborougn
11 (i u K ii ii ii Keyton KingBborongh

Lang H. J., Strother C. B., Dickln W. T., Caiii & Polbm, Carswell B. W., Denney W. P., Gamble K. L. Jr., Hunter E., Harrell B. P., Harrison V. H., HightowerT. ., Tucker C. J., Watts R. P., Wimberly J. L., Langham W., Cason W. H., Bryant G., NolanG.M., Farmer J. W., Fraser W. W., Way Eneas, Winn T.,

Lincolntuon

Locust Grove

Louisviiille

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Lumpkiiin ii ii 11 ii

Lather McDonald's Mill
McDonough

Mclnto11sh u <i

KnoxvUii le

McDearmid J., Mclntosb D. A.,

McBae It

LaFayeittte ii ii it

Smith C. C., Bacon & Rutherford, Bartlett C. L., Best E. P., Blount & Hardeman,

LaGran11ge ii ii ii ii u it ii

Daly F. J. M., Dessau W., Fort J. P., Guatin G. W., Hall & Son. Hardeman J. L., Hill & Harris, Hines B. K.. Jemison 8. H.,

McVille Maciion ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii 11 ii it

II Lanier & Anderaon.

Lairdsborough (Seep. 583.)

u Lofton W. A.,

Lamar's Mill Lyon & Gresham,

Lawrenceviiille (i ii ii ii u

Mason G. L., Nisbet J. T., Nisbet J. W., Nisbet B. A., Patterson B. W., Proudflt A., Rutherford J.,

Lawtonville Sasnett B. H.,

Leesburgh Sawyer B. P.,

ii it

Strohecker H. P., Stubbs B. W., Willingham Thos. Jr.,

Lexington Whittle & Whittle,

i i t i

Baldwin H. W., Billups Joel A., Foster A. G., Foster A. G. & F. C., George Calvin,

u tt u ii 11 u ii ii u 11 11 ii u it u Madisiton it ii it

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Holland J. H.,

Madison Carswell H. W.,

Johnston D. S.,

" CheneyB. B.,

McHenry J. G. Jr.,

" Eason T.,

McHenry & McHenry,

" Herrington A.,

Beese A.,

" Hicks J. E.,

Brannon J. A.,

Maiden Branch Loud C. D.,

Smith B. F. C.,

" Boach G. W.,

Mount Vernuo. n u ii it 11 a

Williams P. W.,

" Peeples H. T. & Son,

Nashville

Clay A. S.,

Marietta Bansom B.,

New Bridge

Gober & Lester,

' ' BigbyJ. S.,

Greer T. F.,

" Boone J. K..,

Irwin D. & T. B.,

" Burch B. S.,

King B..

" Davis & Brewster,

McClatchy W. P.,

" Freeman A. D.,

Mozley J. E.,

" Freeman S.,

Phillips & Sessions,

" Lowrey A. C.,

Power & Hammett,

" McClendon O.,

Winn W. T., W. J. & B.,

" Bay L. B.,

Edwards J. A..

Marshallville Smith P. F.,

Beese W. H.,

" Turner & Atkinson,

Hunt J. T.,

Maxey's Hawes A. L.,

Jackson B. M.,

" Simmons J. P.,

Newnan
u "
It II .1
II II II II
Newton Norcross

Hooper B. L., J

Middle Biver Fish W. H.,

Fielder T. B.,

Midville Lloyd T. P.,

Hand J.,

Milford McCrory J. L.,

Eupel B. J.,

" Nelms B. T.,

Crawford C. P:,

Milledgeville Bobinson W. H.,

McKinley A. cl,

" Snead F. T.,

Sanford & Furman.

Brewer H. P.,

(See p. 604.)

" Burty J. M.,

Whitfleld B.,

" Ellington J. F.,

Williamson W. W.,

" Holly B. M.,

HaleS. J.,

Milner Beid H. M.,

Irvin S. D.,

" Harriot T. S.,

Walker J. H.,

" Harris S. B.,

Edson T. Bey..

Milltown Bomph J. D..

LastingerL. E.,

" Sanders W. O.,

Wade U. P..

Mobley Pond Davis & Biley.

Oglethor"pe u u u u
Oliver Orange Palmeutto
u Pearson Pendaruvis Penfield
Perry

Arnold J. W.

Monroe Duncan & Miller,

Davis Cbarles A. (See p. 609.) " Giles A. S.,

McDaniel H. D.,

" Holtzclaw & Son,

Bay William J. (Seep. 609.) " Killen S. D.,

Walker D. H. &B. S.

Martin E.,

(See p. 609.)

" Nottingham W. D.,

it u 11 " ' u11

DuPree J. M.,

Montezuma Warren & Grice,

Haygood J. W.,

" Mann C. H..

Perry's Mill

Ozier B. G.,

" Harrell D. B.,

Preston

Williams J. B.. Bartlett G. T. & Son, Jordan & Jordan,

" Harrell J., MonOcello Hudson J. B.,
" Thornton G. A.,

u u

Key & Preston. Preston J. W., Warren B., Whitfield B., Becks J. J., Cartledge L. G., Dunn T. J., Miller D. H.,

" Albritton I. A., " Gaulden D. L., " Humphreys W. A. L " Kingsberry S. T., Morgan Lane W. A., " Bountree D. W., " Thrasher J. S., " Turner H. G.,

Quitmuan it 11 it u u ii

Monroe L. D., Folsom B. J.,

" Baker J., Morven Lastinger L. E.,

Raccoon Mills Bay's Mill*

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York, Line.

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879

LAW

Hamilton J. R. P., Beasley & Fisher, McGee H. J., Anderson J. H., Gray A. H., Hackett A. T.,

Bed Clay Faliigant R,

Reidsviitlle

Foley & Foley, Garrard W. U.,

Binggold Guerard John M.,

1C GnerardW..

Harden William,

Savannah " " " "
II

Hunt J., Jobe T. J., Payne A., Payne W. H., Walker W. H.,

Harden W. D.,

II

II II

Hollis E. C., Jackson H. L,

II

Jackson, L<awton &

Savannah

Frieks A. T.,

Rising Fa Tl Law William,

"

Hale J. G.,

Lester Bufus E.,

"

Lumpkin T. J., Branham J., Clements C. T.. Dabney&Foucne, Denny R. A.,

Leroy S. Yates, Bo aae MackaU & Erwin,
MannW. G., MeldrimP. W., Mercer George A.,

"" " " '

Elam W. D.,

Miller G. H.,

Forsyth &Hoskinson,

Norwood T. M.5

HillyerJ. F.,

O'Byrne D. A.,

Johnson J. li.,

Paine William,

Heyerhardt Max,

Bavenel T. P..

Howell C.,

Richards B. B.,

Smith H., Thornwell C. A., Towers J. B. Jr., Wright & Featherston,

Rousseau T. A., Russell P. M. & B, W., Byals John V., Ryan John,

Yancey & Dean. Faw E., Hansell A. J., HillJ., Morrison J. J.,

Saussy J. K.,

Roswell Schley John S.,

K Sloan Andrew,

Butled(tge

Smith A. B., Spencer L. W.,

Meacham H., Adams F. M., Arnow J. M., James W. A., Brown C. C., Cone B. W., Davis W. C., Evans B. D., Gilmore J. N., Hines J. K., Langmade E. S., Robison Jesse A.,

St. Mark's Tompkins & Denmark

St. Mary's Wade B. J.,

Walker R. D. Jr.,

Wilkinson J. M.,

Methvin J. F., Sibley B. L.,

Sen"oia

Dodson J., Warrick G. W., Watson J. F.,

Smithvi"lle "

Florence A. S., Rogers J. F., Spearman T.,

Social Cir"cle "

Robison J. Wy

Walker D. H. &.B.S.

Rodgers R. L. (See p. 672.)

(See p. 609.)

Warthen R. L.,

Alfriend E. D.,

Abrams J. J.,

Savannah DuBose A. M.,

Sparta.

Adams A. P. & S. B, Atkins James, Beckett Isaac, Bilbo John, Burroughs J. W., Charlton W. G., Cbisholm W. S., Clifton W. T., Collier N. C., Cunningham H. C., De Montmollin L. H.,

It DuBose C. W., II Harley J. A., II Jordan J. T.,
Lewis R. H., Little F. L., Neary F., Pierce G. F., Reese S. GeddensW. W., Harris W. D., Lutfman W.,

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LAW

Gates J.,

Spring Place Bamsey W. H.,

Valdosta

Wilson B. E.,

Byan & Wilklnson,

"

Pitman S. S-,

Springfield Whittiugton B. D.,

"

Baldy W. H.,

Starkville Findley W. W., Vanzant's Store

Griner T. L.,

Statesborough Brown W. I.,

Vienna

MoseleyE. C.,

Buabee G. W.,

"

Potter T. H.,

Mims W. B.,

"

Webb C. H.,

Stevens Pottery Baiford B.,

"

Sirmons L. A., Stone Mountain Sentell J. W.,

"

Felder T. B.,

Summertown Toole J. L.,

"

Stone J.j

" Woodward J. H.,

"

Bellab J. M-,

Summerville Wootten G. W.,

"

Hawklns S.,

" Wootten A. H.,

Wadley

Henry W. M.,

" Fleming W. B.,

Walthourvffle

Maddox J. W.,

" Law H. M.,

"

TaylorJ.,

" Whatley J. L.,

"

Jordan S. G.,

Sun Hill Barksdale B. T.,

Warrenton

Bansom B. B.,

Sunny Side Battle J. L.,

"

Field M. L..

SutaUee Butcher W. B.,

"

Black & Dell,

Sylvania DuBose C. S.,

"

Hobby W.,

" Hill J. M.,

"

Kittles H. C.,

" Morgan A. S.,

"

Matthews & Oliver,

" Wbitehead J.,

"

Singleton J. L.,

" Arnold M. E.,

Washington

Betbune M.,

Talbotton Barnett S.,

"

BullJ.J. (Seep. 731.)

" Colley F. H..

"

Martin J. H.,

" DuBose D. M.,

"

Matthews J. M.,

" Hardeman S. H.,

'"

Mumford W. E.,

" Irvin B. S.,

"

Smith E. T..

" Pope N. H.,

"

Willis&Willis,

" Beese W. M. & M. P.,

"

Worrill E. H.,

" Sims&Shubriclt. (See p. 758.) "

Worrill J. H.,

" Toombs Bobert Hon.,

"

Harman J. C.,

Tennille Toombs W. H.,

"

Alien J. Y. Rev..

Thomaston Lyle J. B.,

Watkinsville

Cotton J. A.,

" Thrasher B. E.,

"

Greene A. C.,

" Ivey T. J.,

Way Cross

Alexander J. B.,

Thomasville Williams H. C.,

"

Hammond W. M.,

" Williamson G. B.,

"

Mclntyre A. T.,

" Woodward W. N.,

"

Mclntyre H. J. & A. T. Jr., " Harris B. L.,

West Point

McLendon S. G.,

" Harris L. M.,

"

MacLean K. T.,

" Little W. F.,

"

Mitchell & Mitchell,

" Whitaker B. T.,

"

Patten A.,

" Ashton J. D.,

Waynesborough

Seward & Hopkins,

" Berrien T. M.,

"

Casey J. H.,

Thomson Corker & Palmer,

"

Johnson P. B.,

" Johnson P. P.,

"

Boney H. C.,

" Jones J. J..

"

Tutt W. D.,

" Lovett B. O.,

"

Watson T. E..

" Miller & Brinson,

"

Thomas W. B.,

Towns Perry H. H..

"

Bobertson J. L.,

Troup Factory Bodgers A. M.,

"

Ault J. A.,

Tunnel Hill Gordon C. P.,

Whitesburgh

Head G. W.,

Pafford N. M:.,

Willacoochee

Clark J. G.,

Tusculum Dupree O. B.,

Woodstock

Hart J. C.,

Union Point Dupree P. P.

"

Lumpkln W. W.,

" Beid J. C.,

Woodvffltt

Mitchell W O.,

" Dupree E. F.,

Zebulon

Davis I. N.,

Valdosta Pope J. S.,

"

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Smith J. M.,

Zebulon Davidson W. M.,

Savannah

Leather and Findings.

Hone W. & Co., McVeigh Edward,

"

gabel Joseph,

Augusta Bambaud L. & Co.,

"

Bradford M. A.

Ktults H. A. & Co.,

"

(Seep. 435.)

Columbus Walters & Thomas, Thomasvllle

Wells & Curtis Bernd Bros.,

Macon

Lithographers.

May R. H. & Co. (See p. 371.) " Bndden E. B.,

Atlanta

Schil H., Spencer W..

" Marietta

Liver Medicines.

Burpee T. G.,

Newnau Simmon's Liver Medicine,

Govan M. F. & Co.,

Borne Dr. M. A. Simmons, prop.

Stern & Nussbaum,

Savannah (See opp. page 528.) St. Louis, Mo

Lime Manufacturers.

Ulmer's Liver Corrector.

(See page 705.)

Savannah

Gray C. W. & Co.,

Graysville

Livery Stables.

Lime, Plaster and Cement.

(See StaHes.)

Kimball J. C.

(See p. 321.) Ladd A. C. (See p. 339.)

Atlanta

Lock and Gunsmiths. (See Gun and Locksmitfis.)

Sciple & Sons, Bowe W. F.. Walker W. L.,

Augusta Ayersville

Lumber. (Manufacturers and Dealers. )

Ayres Asher, Crane H. A.,

Macon Savannah

Davis J. W., Sloan S. S.,

Abbeville Americus

Linen Goods.

Sewell G. W., McGinty M. B.,

Aquilla Athens

Erskine W. & Co.,

Atlanta (See p. 295.)

Liquor Dealers.

Bell W. S., Murphy A.,

Atlanta "

Carroll O. C.,

Atlanta Bice & Mitchell,

"

Clayton & Webb,

" Traynham, Geise & Bay.,

"

Cohen L. & Co.,

" Wilson W. S. & Bro.,

"

Cox, Hill & Thompson,

" Baker & Co.,

Augusta

Ford A.,

" Perfcins&Bro. (See p. 871.) "

Hill J. M. & Co.,

" Thompson, Heindel & Co.,

"

Joues P.,

" Tilkey John,

"

Lovejoy E. B.,

" Wadfey D. B. & Co., Brentwood

Maher M. E.,

" Toale Mnfg "o.

Mayer, Son & Co.,

" (See p. 782.)

Charleston, S. C

Mihalovitch L.,

" Street A. M.,

Cloverdale

Potts F. M.,

" Dudley Thomas J., Columbus

Rich W.,

" HearnG. W.,

' "

Bessman, J. W.,

Augusta TyeM.M._ (See p. 447.)

Schneider E. R. (Seep. 375.) " Johnson A. B.,

Cuthbert

Buhler L.,

Columbus Hand ST. H. & Co.,

Dahlonega

Garrett & Bedd,

" Berts J. S.,

Dempsey

Campbell J. H.,

Macon Betts W. T.,

Jaques & Johnson,

" Foy G. W.,

Egypt

Kasdal L. W.,

" McLeod A. E.,

Evergreen

Almond J

Madison Mobley A...

McLellan W. C..

Marietta Pridgen Ml

Woodard & Moore.

Proctor & Proctor,

Forsyth

(See p. 776.)

Nashville, Tenn Alien & Co.,

Jenkins E. Courtney & Co., Newton C. F..

GrifiBi n

(See p. 776.)

Richmond, Va Ammons J. B.,

Hoboken

Foster T. J. & Co.,

Borne Shaw J. M.,

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Prop'rs, 27 A 29 Broad St.

MAC

882

MED

Thompson & Hays,

Leesburgh Elobinson & Co., Richmond, lad

Ga. Land and LumberCo.,

Elealey. Cockshutt & Jerguson.

Lumber City (See p. 687.)

Savannah

McDonald J. & R., McDonald's Mill Manning & McCall,

"

Ellis J. E.,

Macon Mulligan J. & T. &. Co.

Tunnell & Laseter,

Madison (See p. 705.)



Hamilton A. J,, Entrekin J.,

Montezuma RourkeJohn. (Seep. 701.) " Mount Zton Tynan John W. (See p. 701.)"

Cole R. D. & Bro. (See p. 619.)
Little H. M., Arnold S. G.,

Thompson C. B.,

ThomasviUe

Newnan Ochlochnee

Mantels.

Osceola Ashley W. G. (Seep. 302.) Atlanta

Crow S. & G.,

"

Hodges D.& Son,

"

Map Publishers.

Thompson J. H., Daughtry & Son,

" Perklns Junction

Butts A. G.

(Seep. 581.)

Macoo

Perkins S. B.,

"

Marble Works

Perkins & Bro.,

"

Bacon D. C. & Co.,

Savannah

Bacon & Brooks.

"

Dale J. J. & Co.,

"

KinseyT.JL. (Seep. 691.) "

McDonougb J. J. & Co.,

"

Millen McP. B.,

"

Reppard B. B.,

"

Bloat, BussellA Co.,

"

Bailey W. F. & Co., Schlatterville

Stevens H.,

Steven's Pottery

Crews W. B. N.,

Stockton

Thompson E. O.,

Thomasville

Hilliard C. W.,

Way Cross

Fagan A. D.,

Acworth

Robertson A. R.,

Athens

Gray W.,

Atlanta

Judson D. N.,

"

Markwalter Theo.

(See p. 266.)

Augusta

Reynolds P..

"

Elledge A. M. & J. H., Columbus.

McCauley H.,

"

Bray T. W.,

Griffin

Jones R. A. (See p. 521.) "

Artope J. B.,

Macon

Artope T. B. (See p. 581.) "

Jones & Edmundson,

Rome

Machinery.

McAIlister A.,

Savannah

Orr & Hunter,

Athens Walker R. D.,

"

Harwell & Smith.

Mattress Manufacturers.

(See p. 311.)

. Atlanta

Perkins S. F. (See p. 325.)

"

Tommey, Gregg & Beck,

"

Printup, Bro. & Pollard.

(See p. 371.)

Augusta

Lawhon & Co.,

Columbus

Camp T. (See p. 457.) Covington

Farquhar A. B. (See p. 583.) Macou

Gay E. (c).

Atlanta

DeGraars. (Seep. 268.) Augusta

Macbeth J. F. A Son.

(Seep. 373.)

"

O'Connor J.,

"

Platt Bros. (See p. 365.)

"

Littletou E. A. Mrs.,

Columbus

McJunkin J. D.,

"

Machine Shops.

Scurry D..

Gleumore

Athens Foundry & Machine Bagwell W. H.,

Hapeville

< Whs. (Seep. 291.) DavisJ. (Seep. 311.) Porter & Meakin,

Athens Mechanical Engineers.

Atlanta "

Keith D.,

Columbus

Van Winkle E..

"

Wint-hip & Bro.,

.

"

Lombard Oeo. R. & Co.

(See p. 365.)

Augusta

Medical Colleges. Atlanta Medical College, Atlanta Georgia Eclectic Medical College, "

Mast J. B.,

" Southern Medical College,

"

Pendleton & Bro. (See p. 359.) "

Ryder B. H..

Columbus

Medical College of Ga.

(Seep. 357.)

Augusta

Wrijjht A. A.,

Griffin

Findlay Iron Works, C. D. Find-

Medical Movements.

lay, ai?t,

Macou Atlanta Health Institute.

Reynolds A. & Son,

. ''

(See adv.)

Atlanta

TAVT the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1 nltCi

the Popular Route from Atlanta.

MED

MTT.

Medicines.

Fairly John S. & Co.

(See p. 784.)

Charleston, S. C

Barrett W. H. (See back cover.)

Augusta

(Retail.)

Dr. Gilder's Liver Pills., W. H. Gollnsky B. Mrs.,

Albany

Barrett, propr. (See back cover.) Shaw C. B, Mrs.,

Augusta Elam M. T. Mrs.,

Americus

Mercantile Agencies.

King K, Miss Raines M. E. Mrs.,

(Sec Commercial Ageuciea.)

Calhoun S. H. Mrs.,

Arlington

Merchant Bars.

McClain L. Miss, Saunders G. Mrs.,

Atlanta Rolling Mill Co.

Adams T. A. Mrs.,

(See p. 304.)

Atlanta McCartneyM. Miss,

Atheiins

Merchant Tailors.

Heald T. W. Mrs., Holroyd S. Miss,

Atlanta

Farrington & Price,

Albany Kennedy M. Miss,

Young M. E..

Athens Lynch A. Miss,

Dyfceman H. E.

Morris & Lyon,

(See back coven)

Atlanta O'Connor K. Mrs.,

Hirsch Bros. (See p. 317.) Lynch J., Marcus M.,

" "

Pickert A. F. Mrs., Wurzburg L., Clark BT. B. Mrs.,

Benson W. E.,

Augusta DuunR. A.,

Auguist ta

Dorr August. (See p. 267.) FerrisJ. C?, Ridley U. A..

" "

Fox a Miss, Girardy A. Miss,

Koenig L. M. Miss,

" "

Sturges G. W.

Fort VaUey Leckie L. J. Miss,

"

Shea J. L., Warnke F.

Macon Ludekins I. Miss, McNamara Lizzie Miss.,

" "

Hough E. C.,

Rome O'Connor M. J. Mrs.,

"

Omberg A. A.,

" Pritchard M. L.. Mrs.,

"

Bailey David,

Savannah Purcell Nellie Miss,

"

JabnsoD L..

" Bead Lucy J. Miss,

"

Kennedy E. J.,

" Rice M. Mrs.,

"

Steinbach Louis,

" Trump J.H. (Seep. 375.) "

Mill Furnishers.

Tweedy A. J.,

"

Reynolds M. J. Mrs., Bainbridge

Brenner W. (See p. 309.) Atlanta Holmes M. C. Mrs., Barnesville

Mill Machinery.

Sheffler J. Mrs., Myers S. E.,

" Bellton

Athens Foundry & Machine Rowe M. C. Mrs.,

Brunswick

Wh.8. (See p. 291.)

Athens Williams H. Miss,

"

Printup, Bro. (See p. 371.)

&.

Pollard. Augusta

SturdivantM. Miss, Smithwick A. Miss,

Butler Camilla

Stewart.& Bro. (See p. 895.)
Farauhar A. B. (See p. 383.)

Thomasson E. Miss,

Conyers

Shockley Leo Miss, Pennich G. E. Mrs,

Macon Bussey M. A. Mrs.,

Carrollton Cartersville Cochran
Columbus

Mill Stones.

Colvin ADonnelly, Howard M. R. Mrs.,

" "

(Manufacturers.) Brenner Wm.
(See p. 309.)

Lee L. A. Mrs.,

Lee M. H.,

Atlanta

Summers A. Mrs., Carr W. J. Mrs.,

" " " Conyers

Millinery Goods.

Lee A. M. Mrs.,

"

Richardson P. A. & 8. J. Mrs., "

Taylor M. F. Mrs.,

"

Baker, Robinson ft Thomas, Atlanta White M. A. Mrs.,

Covington

Regenstein & Kutz,

" Askin M. A. Mrs., CrawfordvHle

57

ri . P.

COLUHBUS, EEPEESENT3 THE MUTUAL LIFE , INS. 00. OFNEWYOBK. Assets orer 186,000,000.

MIL

884

MTT.

Darracott K. Miss, Crawfordvllle Hopkins M. E. Mrs., Milledgeville

Gee K. Miss,

Lindrum B. Miss,

Golucke L. S. Mrs., Cooper M. L. Mrs., Gibson E. Mrs., Houck & Cobb,

Cuthbuert u

Hood J. D. Mrs., Jackson & Co., Walters K. Mias & Bro, Hill F. G. Mrs.,

Milinier Montezuma
Newnan

Graves J. & J. B.,

Dalton Lawes S. E. Miss,

Webb & Co.,

Damascus Leigh L. Miss,

Anthony M. M. Mrs.,

Dawson Moore S. F. Miss,

Mize C. L. Mrs.,

Hill&Kelsoe,

Ogletborpe

Smith A. B. Miss,

Wood J. Miss,

Kyals N. Miss,

Eastman Johnson & Stewart,

Palmetto

McDade K. Mrs., Martin C. Mrs., Jordan H. Mrs.,

Eatontuon

Greer M. E. Miss, Killen S. D. & A. Mrs.,

Forsyth Tuttle J. KT. Mrs.,

Pearson Perry

Siznmons E. Mrs., Wilder C. Mrs..

Black W. N. Mrs., Mounger & Ricks,

Qultmiian

Evans M. A. E. Mrs., Fort Gaines Meyer H. Mrs.,

Everett H. F. Mrs.,

Sutton L. Miss.

Reynoulds

McLeod J. A. Mrs.,

Garrard A. O. Mrs.,

Borne

Sturges S. L. Mrs.,

Fort Valley JonasH. Mrs.,

Carroll M. E. Miss & Co., Gainesville WilkinsonS. Miss,

Persons M. Mrs.,

Williams T. B. Mrs.,

Ware H. N., Flemister M. E. Mrs.,

Bayne Mrs. & Co., Gordon McKinnon T. M.,

Sanders viiille

Sewell F. A.,

Grantville Altmayer A. R. & Co., Savannah

Brown F. Mrs.,

Griffln Desbouillons L. M'me,

Brown L. J. Mrs.,

Golden A. Mrs.,

Williams J. S. Mrs.,

Houston H. C., .

James M. A. Mrs., James S. A. Mrs.,

Hamptiot n

Irving E. Mrs., Krouskoff S.,

Garner & Tatum, Hannahatchee McQnade & Green,

Alday L. Miss, Hatcher's Station Pease S. Mrs.,

Busbee C. Mrs.,

Hawkinsville Tulham M. Miss,

Cook M. S. Mrs.,

Green C. A. Mrs.,

Senola

Westcott N. Mrs.,

Bell M. C. Mrs.,

Smith ville

Crawford E. Mrs.,

Hogansville Coleman M. E. Mrs., Social Circle

Cannon K. Miss,

Jesup Wootten 8. D. Mrs.,

Sparta

.Smith M. Mrs.,

Jonesborough Leonard M. E. Mrs..

Talbotton

Vaughn E. Mrs., Smith G. J. Mrs., Stephens S. F. Mrs.,

K Harman B. H. & Co.,

La Gran11ge

Haynfis B. Jj. Mrs., Sharman M. A. Miss.,

Tenniiliie Thomas ton

Johnson D. Miss,

Leary's Gibbons W. A.,

Thomasville

Kelly M. A. Mrs.,

Louisville Parsons C. A. Mis.,

Harrell M. A. Mrs., Soloman C. O. Mrs.

Lumpkiiln

Peters S. A. Mrs., Fitts W. Mrs.,

Thomson

Biuswanger S. Mrs.,

Macon Worrill I. G. Mrs.,

Craig B. E. Mrs.,

Gray F. Miss, '

Valdosta

Newman L.,

Alien Z.T.,

Villa Bica

Pace & Lamon,

Harriaon M. A. Mrs.,

Wadley

Bees E. S. Mrs.,

Alien & Farmer.

Warrenton

Ward E. Mrs..

Stanton E. L. Mrs.,

"

Woodruff A. S. Mrs.,

Friese F. Miss,

Washington

Leake S. E. Mrs., Bobertson S. E. Mrs. Anderson E. F. Mrs., Brumby C. C. Mrs., Brake M. L. Mrs. & Bro.

Madison
u

Oslin W. E.,
Sharman ST. Miss,

Marietta

Mills.

West Point
"

(Cottonand Woden.)

'killedgeville Eagle & Pbentx Mnlg Co.

Carr W. H.,

(See p. 439.)

Columbus

T l/T the GEORGIA RAILROAb,

1 AIV Ei

the Short Line from Macort.

MIL

885

MIL

Muscogee Manufacturing Co. Gaines & Burton,

(See p. 443.)

Columbus Deloach & Co.,

Arcadia Arcola

Steam Cotton Mills,

" Hendly J.,

"

(Flour.")

'City Mill, . Arlington Mills, Atlanta Flouring Mills, 'City Mills,

Athens Atlanta
" "

Lewis H.,

"

Augusta Flour Mills.

Augusta

Excelsior Flouring Mills,

'"

Miller Ira M.,

Barnett

Taylor John, McAfee J. M., Maddox J. A., West & Browning,

Blue Spring 'Canton
Cedar Ridge Cedartown

Lee J. B.,

Concord

Ellaville Flour Mill,

Ellaville

'Chase D. W. & Co.,

JEllijay

Cobb J, P.,

*<

Freeman J. C.,

Flat Shoals

Canning William, Flowery Branch

Cook J. L. & Co., Justice J. G.. Kennesaw Mills Co.,

Macon Marcus .Marietta

'Cole R. D. & Bra.

(See p. 619.) Jennings A. G-, Robinson W. T- 4 Co.,

Newiian Polksville
Borne

Forest City Mills. (See p. 685.)

JSavanuah

(Grist.)

CordrayT. F.;

Arlington

Davis W. H.,

"

Binger W. J.,

Asbury

Seymour J. W.,

Athens

Grantbam W. B.,

Atlanta

Nace J. M.,

"

Small G. A. agt,

"

Ethridge G. W.,

Auburn

Freeman S. H.,

"

Parks W. W.,

"

Schley B, & Co.,

Augusta

WhithurstJ.,

Ava

Ayers C. P..

Ayererville

Hulsey & Brown,

"

Wilson & Young,

Balrdstown

Miller J. M..

Barnett

Smith H. W.,

"

Colts J. BL.

Bascobel

Tapley & Fortner, Battle Ground

Wright & Norris,

"

Schlittler A.,

Baxley

McElvany. Smith & Co., Bay Creek

Mays S. W.,

Belair

Mahone M. B. & Co.,

Bellevlew

Buice M.,

Bellton

Baker J. M.,

Ben Hill

Barrett J. G.,

"

De Loach T.,

Bengal

Merry B.,

Berzelia

Blackstoek W. J.,

Big Creek

Pyron Bros.,

Acworth Brown & Walker,

"

Moore T. F. A Co.,

" McClure B. B.,

Big Savanna

'Gaines R. B.,

Adairsville Palmonr S. B.,

"

King Noah,

" Billing W. J..

Black Creek

Veach J. M. & Co.,

" Hunter W. H.,

"

Hutchinson IX. G,,

Adel Brantley B. D.,

Blackshear

Brown J-

AirJUne ColcordJ. T.,

"

Scott J.,

" Dickson & Byrd,

"

Huckaby, Linder & ,Co,, Alaculsy Franklin T. J.,

"

'PTaiftttiNso.n&.4AS.Fon.4. .CQ.,

" Albany Pike, Johnson & Co., Shaw J. M..

" "

Carpenter E.,

AUandale Wellborn, Butt & Co., Blairsville

Miluer W.., SCoore E.,

Allatoona Stewart J. M., EaslyJ. A.,

Blakely Bloodworth's

Moore T. C.,

" Ethridge P. T.,'

"

Alien W. M., Baxter J., Agnew J. A.,

Alien's Mills Alexander J. M., " Carson G. L..
Alpine Holbrook W. Y.,

Bold Spring " "

J3ell A D.,

Altamaha Wadley W.,

Bolingbroke

Pearson John,

" Moore & Son,

Boltonville

'Brown J. W. & Son, Amandaville Eason W. C. & J. B.,

Jtfitchell B.,

Americus Hearn W. S.,

Boston Bowdon

Wheatley C. M.,

" Loovorn W. JD.,

"

(Crane B. A.,

Amicolola McDaniel S. A.,

"

Nichols J. H.,

Amy's Creek Amis W.,

Bowenville

Shockley M. B., Mrs.,

Applhig Hardy C.,

Brookfleld

Haulbrook W. J.,

Aquilla Clark O.,

Brown's Bridge

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 58 years ago. Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga.

. MTT.

886

TtfTT,

Worsham E. C., Holt P. A., Tucker P., Smith J. B.,

Brown's Bridge Collier M. Mrs.,

Collier

Bronswiek Columbus Mnife Co.

Bryantville (See p. 436.)

Cnlnmbns

Bull Creek Embry J. N. A Co.,

McCants W. BT., Pickling W. H.,

Butitler

Woodruff G. W., Brewer J. H.,

Concordia

Windham J. J., Boaz <fc Bro., Herring W. H., Bailey T. K., Sloan H. E.

Carpenter W. H.,

Calhoun Bush C. G.,

' Calvary Stuckey N.,

Camtitlla

Hanks H., Marry W. T.,

" Condor Cool Springs Cooper

Early C., Dean J. M.,

' Camp Creek King A. J., Turner J. Fy

Coosa 1C

McCoy W., Williams Z. B., Brinson J. A., Burden A. N., Glover N. 3., Hodge S. M., Crump J. W., Jackson M. V.,

Turner J. W.,

"

Camp Mills Bobesou M. N. A Co., Coosawattee

Canoocbuee Cardsv<iille

Glover N. S. A J. J., Cocnucopia

Booney W.,

Cottage Mills

Reaves Osborn,

Cove City

Glenn B. L.,

Crawfish Spring

Carneeville LeeJ. M.,

"

Branch W. A.,

Crawfordville

McEntire W. C., Spurlock & West, Carr N. J.,

Humphis G. L>., Carrol! ton Echofe A., Carr's Station Woodward O. S.,

Cross Keys Crystal Springs
Culloden

Praley H.,

Bell J. W. A Co.,

Cut Off

Harper B. I.,

Smith T. W. B. A Co.,

"

Palmer W. 8.,

Treadwell B. A C., .

"

Thomas & Morris, Chase D. W.,

Owen G. A., Cartecay Barrett A Oglesby,

Dallas Dalton

Smith <fe Swan,

(C Daniell A Melton,

WikleJesseR.,

Cartersville Peeples W. M.,

Connalley W. it. & Bro., Cassandra Perry J. B.,

Hall B. P.,

" Howser H. A Bro.,

Garwood J. & Co.,

CassviUe Berry J. E.,

O'Neal Henry,

Cat Creek Rives & Franks, .

Daniell's Mills Dawson "
Dawsonville Devereaux "

Harper & Carroll,

Cave Spring Black J. M.,

Smith A Evitt,

Cedar Grove Looper J.,

White A Bradbury,

Cedar HU1 McClure B.,

West & Browning,

Cedartown Palmour B. T.,

Alien & Thompson, Chalybeate Sp'gs Stephens B.,

Dixon " " " "

Campbell N. C. Dr., Arnold A. A.,

" Taylor A. L., Chapel Hill Fulton E. A.,

" Dorchester

Bice Z. A., Lovingood E.,

" Bussey N., Cherokee Mills Lockhart E.,

Double Branches "

Bobinett A. M.,

- " PriceB. J.,

McKenny J. & Son, Chestnut Gap McQarity Seaborn,

Johnson A Mayhew,

Chulio Reaves A Goldin

Erwin W. 8. A J. B., Clarkesville Morgan A. G.,

Clark J. J.,

Clark's Mill Trippe G.,

Dill P. C.,

Clay Hill Wallace J. H.,

Bleckley T. J.,

Clayton Dickson A, G.,

" Draketown
" Drayton
" " Duck Creek

Cannon H. W.,

" Myres A Bros.,

Eagle Cliff

Wall Pinson, TuggleJ. W., Blake B. J. G., . Stephens Gallatin, Scofield J. R.,

" Bowers W. F.,

Eagle Grove

CHncben Johnson D. G. A J. A.,

"

Cloverdale Chapman J. B.,

East Point

" Confey J. L.,

"

Cochran ConnallyT.W.,

"

Willis M. M., Campbell C. C., Waterhouse E.,

" Dunn H. B., Cohutta Springs Redwine J. O.,
" Crump A Beeves,

" " Eastanollee

T A If IT the GEORGIA RAILROAD.

1A Kit

the Best Route East.

MTT.

887

MIL

Betts J. S.,

Eastman Chandler & Brown,

GilJBTille

Denham J. C.,

Eatonton Quillian & Suddath,

Hudson J. R.,

" Suddath Newton,

Leonard C. D.,

" Collier M. A. Mrs., Goggansville

Marshall W. B..

" Ingram W.,

Beddick & Ezell.

*' Home Isaac,

Goldsborough

Keid A. 8.,

" Howard & Warters,

Goloid

Crawford A.,

Eden Robinson J. M.,

Good Hope

Akins A Co.,

Enon Sheats H. W. (Heirs of),

Pennington W. A Co.,

" Yow & Harrison,

Good Will

Sullivan H. G. & Sons,

Erin Anderson ----,

Gordon Springs

Tumlin N. J.,

Esom Hill Sale M. G. A Co.,

Goshen

Phillips W.,

Eudora

Graham

White T. & Co.,

" Chnds W. T.,

Grangersville

Hendley W. H., Gray M. W. Mrs.,

Eureka Martin S., Eureka Mills Gray C. W. A Co.,

Grantville Graysville

Grogan A Thornton,

" Suttle J. T.,

Greenbush

Sanford B. W., Everett's Station Wood J. Henry, Greensborough

Atherton & Fincher,

Fab-mount Blanton B. P. A Co.,

Griffin

Erwin A Haaland,

" Reynolds H.,

Griswoldville

Parker W. C.,

Fairburn Moore W. M.,

Grove

Miller J..

" McDonald M. L.,

Grove Level

Holt P. A.,

Fancy Bluff Speir A Cubbedge,

Guyton

Mayue J. P.,

Farmington Hagins A Morel,

Halcyon Dale

Bennett C. B.,

Fayetteville Humphries J. T. A J. B.,

Dorsey, North A Co., Williams W. N.,

" Biggers B. M.. Felton Cook J. M.,

Halloca
a

Fussell A. A M.,

Feronia Hood M. F.,

Hamilton

Glover N. J..

Five Points Adams R.,

Hampton

Slocum W. A Co.,

" Harria E. G.,

Chappell W. R., Flat River Factory Turnipseed J. W.,

Freeman J. C.,

Flat Shoals Perkins S. H. A 8. E., Hapeville

Andrews J. L.,

Fleming Rawls J..

Haralson

Way W. J.,

" Cromer H. R.,

Harmony Grove

Clark N. B., Clark O..

Flowery Branch Hornsby W. J., " Parker ------,

Harriet ll

Maldin A. A.,

" Benson E. B. A Co.,

Hartwell

Barnett A Culpepper, Floyd Springs Brown John,

"

Jones W. D.,

" Craft J. F..

"

O'Brien A Fuller,

" Hodges A McMullan,

"

Zuber R. S.,

" McMullan 8.,

"

Johnson L. D. Dr.,

Forest Hall Fountain Mrs.,

Hawklnsville

Wood P. H.,

" Girtman D. L. A Bro., Hazlehnrst

Willson W. N. f Fort Bufflngton Swearingin J. E. A J. C., Heardmont

Walker J. T.,

Fort Gaines Jones H. W.,

Herndon

King'A McCan,

Fort Mountain Jones W. B.,

"

Beasley A. R.,

Fortner Wadley W. O. A Bro., *

"

Jackson A Ware,

Franklin Wiley N. H..

Hickory Flat

Thornton F. W. A Son, Frick's Gap Lamar A Holleman Hickory Grove

Clark O.,

Gainesville Hutchinson J. N.,

Hogansville

Wood W. A.,

" Norwood W. C.,

"

Harris G. H.,

Garden Valley Couch G. D.,

Hoggard's Mill

Chandler I. C.,

' Geneva Grant W. D. A Co.,

Holcombe

King A Harvey,

" Holland J. S. A L., Holland's Mills

Hatbaway A Walden,

Gibson Acre W.,

Hollingsworth

Kitehens S.,

" Chambers S.,

"

Usry J. F.,

" RagsdaleF.M.,

"

Wilcher J. C. A.,

" Roberts J.,

Holly Springs

Williams J. B.,

" Milliken B.,

HolmesvfUe

Bryaj) A Bryan,

Gillsville Morgan J. L.,

Homerville

o. F. WILLCOX,1Kercliants&aechanlojIiu.Oo.( ASSETS:
oen. Air't for OB. j Virginia Eome Insurance Co. I

MIL

888

MIL

Morgan & Smith,

Homerville Coleman J. P.,

Lowell

Clifton J. B., Horn's Cross Roads Doris W.,

Ballew T.,

Hot House Smith & White,

Umphrey W.,

" Knox J.,

Lulaton

Weece John, Bowen B. V.,

" Harrell M. A.Mrs., House Creek Solomon C. O. Mrs.,

Lumpkiiin

Howell C.,

Howell's Mills Faucett J. A.,

Luther

Putney F. F.,

Humboldt Hopkins J. D.,

Lutbersville

Chapman B. & W.,

Ivy Log Dickinson B. J., McBean Depot

Cade J. A..

Jamestown Palmer E. N.,

Harp A. J).,

Bennet B.,

McDonald's Mill

Johnson C. E.,

" Fields & Carmlcbael, McDonough

Tate W. & Co..

Jasper Sloan & Goodwin,

"

Williarnson M.,

Jefferson McLellan, Weston & Co.,

Jones A. V. P.,

Jerusalem

McLellan's Mills

Williams A.,

Jesup Holbrook G.,

Macedonia

Hughes T. D., Johnston Station Furlow C. M.,

Madison

Milam L. J.,

Jones Mills Elarlee & English, Maiden Branch

Chapman J. B.,

Jonesborough Kennedy W.,

"

Jackson H. D.,

Jug Tavern Bunch S.,

Mallorysville

KeUy&Cosby,

Perdue William,

Mapleford

Palmour S. V.,

Juno Pitts William,

"

Johnson G. ST.,

Kennesaw Tucker John,

_"

Bell A. J.,

Keyton Padgett C.,

Mattock

Ingram D. A.,

K Thompson B. W.,

"

Johnston W. C.. King^sjborough Mauldin A. A., Mauldin's Mills

Eureka Flour Mill,

Kingston Pattillo S. L..

Mayfield

Kingston Flour Mill,

Stevens W. W.,

"

Walton & Co.,

Kiokee Deadwyler G. E.,

"

Kirkland Joseph,

Kirkland Mayo J. M. T.,

Mechauicsville

Hammond Miles,

LaFayette McCall B. F.,

Melrose

Napier N. C.,

" Swilley W. M.,

"

Warthen 1ST. G.,

" Mastillar A. J.,

Melville

Young J. G., Hawkins S. H., Hooks D. H., Sloan J. W., Lamar & Holeman, Gainey & McNair,

LaGrauge Starling J. A., Lamar Humber B. C., " Napier S., ." Hill & Bay,
Lamar's Mill Boberts & Co., Laurens Hill Billing W. J.,

" Meriweather
" Mica
" Middle Ground

Boyd P. E.,

Leary's Hunter W. H.,

"

Grubbs W. J.,

Godbee C. L.,

Midville

Haws & Hogan,

Leathersville Ivey B. F.,

Milford

Callaway C. B.,

Leesburgh Willis W. D.,

Milner

Alexander T. W.,

Leo Berry hill W. H.,

MiUtown

Cooley J. D.,

" Norton & Bro.,

"

Amis T.,

Lexington Drumright & Minor, Montezuma

Bloodworth T. S. M., Liberty Hill Talmadge & Tolleson, Monticello

Reynolds J. V.,

" Cravens J. B.,

Morganville

McWhorter B. L. & Co., Lily Pond Bearfleld & Jordan, Morris Station

Glasgow O. U.,

Little Prairie Perdue & Tucker,

Moultrie

Henderson D.,

" Askew J. M.,

Mountain Hill

Foster W. G. & Bro., Livingston Duke G. S.,

"

Kingsberry J.,

Lockville Harget P.,

Wynn&Waddell,

" Smith A.,

Ayeock & Cranch,

Lodi Todd H.,

Mount Pleasant

Lane & Cameron,

Long Cane Brown E.,

Mountain Scene

Bevill J. T.,

Long Pond Carrell P. P. Bev., Mountaintown

Olayton Duncan.

" Cox T. M.,

"

Strickland T. B.,

" Crawford Z. T.,

Harrell G. H.,

Louisville Griggs J.,

"

TAHT the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1 AIV.E<

the Short Line West arid Southwest.

MTT.

MIL

Jemagan T., Pangle H..

Mountaintown Franklin W., " Waters J..

Pierceviitlle

Parks W. M.,

" Witzel J. C.,

Picket* J.,

" Clarke G. E.,

Plains of Dura

Sorrells D.,

" Arnold & Beall,

Plainville

Williams J. A.,

Heard & Nix.

Pleasant Grove

Lyle D. R,

Mulberry Philips L,

Chance L. D.,

Munnerlyn Bice B. J.,

Usry J. F.,

Murray's X Beads Asbury R. R.,

Pleasant Betreat

Glenn J.,

Nacoochee Anthony J. W..

Hicks W.,

Moodey N. C. Mrs.,

"

Nichols J. H.,

Horn A. M., agt,

Poindexter

Stroud J.,

Usry J. G. (estate of),

"

Bagsdale F. M.,

Nail's Creek Parks & Meadows,

Polksvi lie

Hotchklss J. D.,

Naylor Shockley N. A.,

"

Whelchel J.,

New Bridge Griffith W. M.,

Pond Fork

Harris J. C., Lewis G. M.,

New Hoipf e

Scott T. A., Munroe D. & Son,

" Poplar Springs

Owen G. W.,

Florence J. B., . Powder Springs

McMullan C.,

New Market Bakestraw W. B.,

"

Bpynton J. L.,

Newton Warren W. E.,

Powersville

Livingston & Thompson

" Collins J. B.,

Pittsburgh

Turner H. H..

" Mat hews C. Henry,

"

Phillips W. R, Newton Factory Prior J. M.,

Prior's Station

Harper A. O., Vaughan A. W.,

Nickville Tumlin N J., " Bavison W. H.,

,, Providence

Phelps & Payne,

Nochway Martin H. A.,

Puckett Station

Hopkins G. W.,

Norcross Johnson I. Judge,

Quitman

Murray L. P.,

" Dillard J. B.,

Babun Gap

Armstrong, Lowe & Felts, Norwood Gibson F. Miss,

"

Bigham B. H.,

O'Neal's Mills Cleghorn & Hill,

Raccoon Mills

Bullock J. A.,

Ochlochnee Wyatt & Cook,

"

Hendry W. H.,

" Cox S. D.,

Bay's Mills

Brinson O. A.,

Ocouee Hoskins J. A.,

Red Clay

Hartley G. W.,

" Mills & Keith,

"

Newman M.,

" Crump J. W.,

Bed Hill

Pearson F. J.,

" Avers A. M.,

Reed Creek

Bea W. T. Bev.,

" Alexander B. H.,

Beidsville

Cooper J. B.,

Ogeechee Horden G. R,

"

Petty Wylie,

Ophir Tilliman H. S..

"

Thompson J. H.,

Osceola Holcombe J. M\,

Repose

Bradford W.,

Ousley Fleming W. A.,

Biceborongh

Jackson Merchant Mills,

Fulghum W. H.,

Biiidleville

Owensbyville Calboun J. D.,

Binggold

Cochran B. W.,

Palmetto Chapman & Baldwin,

"

Cochran O. H.,

" Felker J.,

"

CrawfordG.E.,

" Hackett&Johnston, *

"

Wilkerson W. R,

" Peeler A.,

"

Clarke R M.,

Panola Shaw, Kinnamon & Co.,

"

Comer A. F.,

Paoll Bobertson M. N. & Co.,

LongJB. AT. W.,

Robertson's Store

Parker J. & Co.,

Parkers Store Denney & Booker,

Rockalo

Barge B. F.,

Pataula Roop J. B.,

Overby W. G.,

" Simpkins W.,

Miller A. J..

Patterson Mann E. 8..

Zachry C. T., Peachstone Shoals Edenfleld W. A.,

Stricklan & Son,

Pendarvis Finch Oliver,

Penfield Steam Mill Co Penfield Dunlap D. C.,

Papat S. N.,

Perryls Mill Glover N. G.,

Philip's Sons B. R, Phillip's Mill Mattox W. H.,

" " Bocky Creek Bocky Ford " Rocky Mount Bound Oak Buekersville

JAS. P. HARRISON & CO., State Printers, Publishers, and Binders, 27 A 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

MTT.

890

MTT,

Hardin E. Mrs.,

Eussellville Barber A. J.,

Steam Mill

Huguley M. J.,

Hutchinson David,

Stella

Maynard W. T., '

Wells H. L.,



Moran A. B.,

Whitehurst S. M.,

"

Oxford & Huguley,

Young J.,

Stephens

Burdett S., Clopton J. P.,

St. Mar1k1 's

Hughes N. C., Wilkinson J.,

Stephensville Stevens Pottery

Sims J.,

Rogers T. A. & Sons, Stilesborough

CollmsT. B. &8on,

Sallacoa Sproule T. K.,

"

Ferguson A.,

Salt Springs Shields C. M.,

Stockbrldge

Mitcbell & Causey,

Lawrence M. C.,

_ Subligjia

Perkerson & Simonton,

Wofford J. D ,

Sugar Hill

Smith B. M.,

Sand Hill Burton S.,

Jones T. M.,

Santa Luck Waterhouse E.,

Sumach

Enterprise Mills,

Alford & Bro.,

Sumner

(See p. 683.)

Savannah Thompson, Heindel & Co.,

Hennessey J. H.,

Summertown

Heard & Fulcher,

Scarborough Bailey B.,

Sun Hill

Grace C. C., .

Screven Wyatt J. M.,

Sunny Dale

Barnes T. A.,

Senoia McDonough G. G.,

Surrency

Drake T..

" Moore J. B.,

Sutalee

Starr J. T.,

" Byrd, Strickland & Co., Suwanee

Ocmulgee Mills,

Seven Islands Woodword W. J.,

Fleming W. B., Hardy B. W.,

Shady Grove Perry" C., Sharpsburg Boberts D. E. Bev.,

Sylvanuia

Johnson L. Z.,

" Waters & Howard,

Pitman B. E. Bev., McAfee M. A.,

" Baldwin & Co., Shiloh Walker J. P.,

Talbotttot n

Johnston W. C.,

" Atherton T. & Co., Talking Bock

Trammell C. H.,

" Jones & Swan,

Holden & Powers,

Silver Creek Warlick B. F. & Co.,

Chambers J. S.,

Silver Shoal Kuox & Bryant,

Teloga Springs

Brown J.,

Skeinah Burnett A. L,

Blake, Brown & Cureton, Smiths Kelly L.,

Tennialle

Smith S. F.,

Smith's Mills Peacock G. W. Hon.,

"

Akers & Bros.,

Smithton Moore J. J. & Co.,

Texas

Key T. Dr.,

" Garland B. H. J.,

The Bock

Terry T. J.,

" Goodwin W.,

Thomas Mills

White J.,

" Payne J. B.,

Thomaston

Wells W. & Co.,

Smithville Thompson J. N., Thompson's Mills

Dodgen J. L. & Sons,

Smyrna Johnston W.,

Thomson

Fowler & Aiken, Snapping Shoals Shields J. L. & Son,

"

Spencer H. L.,

Social Circle Tread well & Tread well.

Til ton

Yarbrough P.,

Sonora Cannon W. F.,

Toomsborough

Smith J.,

Sparta Kennard B. Cy

Towaliga

Ktaser F. F.,

" Nicholson A. J.,

Town Creek

Johnson D.,

Spring Place Nicbolson & Stokes,

Shearwood J. & J. C., Springfield Bay E.,

Blackshear J. M.,

Springwood Bryson S. H.,

Track Bock

Bains B.,

" Colwell M. G.,

Means W.,

Spoonville Logan L. B.,

Lawson J. D.,

Stamp Creek Plotts A.,

Clark E.,

Stapleton Stephens J.,

Hadden L. G.,

" Stephens J. G.,

Hudson J.,

" Paxton J.,

Trader's Hill

Ivey G. Fy

" Stewart & Marsbnll,

Tranquilla

Mays J. M. J.,

Stark Anderson P. S.,

Trickum

Mays B.,

" Cbilds & Nickerson,

Tugalo

Gilbert J. B.,

Starkville Dunn J. B..

Tunnel Hill

Alien A. A., .

Steam Mill Spier & Cqbbege,

Tusculum

your Freight West via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

MIL

891

MIL

Graham J. B.. Whidden J. W., Willis B.,

Two Run Bolding W. B-,

Wooley a Ford

Ty Ty Hollingsworth L.,

Yellow Dirt

Button G. W.,

Yellow River

Beazley W. A.,

Union Point Fields W. B.,

Knox & Fluker,.

Garner T.,

Cox B. D., McFarland W. W.,

Upatoie Pounds & Garner, Duke W.,

Yorkville

Powers G. T., Tlppin J. B.,

Vans Valley Huteheson B. Y. Dr., McGarity Bros.,

Holden Andrew, Vanzant's Store Thompson W.,

Bay John,

Sullivan E. T.,

Stanley B. S.,

Malair & Foster,

Young Cane Zebulon

Stanley William,

Collier J Leonard J. F.,

Vienitna

Wriijht L.,

Vickery's Creek

McDaniel & Barrow,

Victory

Conner A.,

Villa Rica

Leathers P.,

(Paper.)

Pioneer Paper Mnfg Co., Athens

Atlanta Paper Mills,

Atlanta

Sugar Creek Paper Mills

u

Marietta Paper Mnfg Co.

(See p. 597.)

Marietta

Ward H.. Wynn W. T., Cavender J. W.,

Savannah Paper Mills.

(See p. 701.)

Savannah

Villanow Georgia Paper Mill Co., Whitesburgh

Akers W. T. & Bro., Vining Station

Gordon J. B.,

Randall P. H.,

Abercrombie W.,

Wahoo

Willis J. B.,

Walden

Maddox N. L.,

Walnut

Florence W. M., Warm Springs

Williams F. J.,

McGhee O. W.,

Waruerville

Hall & Gallaher,

Warren ton

MeElinury M. J., Van Vaulkenburg C. W.,

Warruior

Warthen M. E., Warthen T. & Co.,

Warthiten

Callan J. M.,

Washington

Maxwell W.,

Pittard W. D.,

Pope W. A.,

Slaton H. P!,

Smith J. B.,

Hovls & Lazenby,

Waterville

Mayne J. P., White J.,

Watkinsviitlle

WilkinS W. A., Waynesborough

(Planing.)

Crankshaw & Co.,

Atlanta

Greeson & Stevens,

"

Murphy A., Goodrich L. F.,

Augusta

Perking & Bro. (See p. 371.) "

Thompson Heindel & Co.,

"

Armitage W.,

Blacksheat

Clark O.,

Brown's Bridge

Tye M. M. (See p. 447.) Columbus

Johnson & Bro.,

Edwardsville

Panel T. A.,

Gainesville

Howeil C., Townley T. P.,

Howeir Mills Lawrenceville

Ellis J. E.,

Macon

Hendrix & Cox,

"

Wilder & Son,

"

Hendorson J. W.,

Marietta

Garrison H. P.,

Nail's Creek

Hawkins Planing Mill and Lumber

Co., Alford & Bro.,

Savannah Sumner

Rogers D. W. A Co., Taylorsville

Amis W.,

Whiteshurgh

(Sice.)

Culpepper J. A., Sfcrickland J. M., Wilkerson U. B., ClineW., Cotton W. C., Cravens J. B., Irvy C. B., Irvy R. R, Wilson J. A.,

James W. T.,

Glenmore

EUiott R H.,

Miller's Station

Elliott R., HaskellJ. C.,

Miller's Statiiot n

HaskellP. T.,

"

Wildwood Macleod R. H.,

"

Williamsburgh MoynelloA. E.

"

Sloat. BusseU & Co., Mud Creek Mills

Wilsonville Hendry W. H.,

Ochlochnee

Dill P. C.,

.

Winfield Clinch H.,

Owen's Ferry

"ittard & Huteheson, Winterville Owens G. S.,

"

Dawson A.,

Wisdom's Store Haberabam's Rob. Son & Co.,

Haily J. T.,

Woodstock

Savannah

D f XlfCllAAV Columbus, represents TravelerB Life and Acddwl . t*. WlllCOX, $35 Troya 15,000, and pays $35 a week if ditatlet

MTT.

892

MIL

Upper Steam Bice Mills, Savannah Garwood J. & Co.,

Cassvllle

Cannon W. F.,

Toomsborough Neal S. M.,

Cedar Grove

(Saw.)

Cosby W. P., Maddox J. A.,

Cedar Bin Cedar Ridge

Hutehinson D. G.,

Adel Olds D.,

Centrevttte

Adams J. A.,

Air Line Cheney R. M., Chalybeate Sprinn

Huckaby, Linder & Co., Alaculsy Lee J. W..

"

Tift N. & A. F. & Co.,

Albany Lovingood E.,

Clierokee Mills

Carpenter E.,

Allandale Robinett A. M.,

Brown J. W., & Son, Amandaville Rogers Z.,

Pool J. B. Bev.,

Arcadia Carter William,

" Chulio Clark's Mill

Deloach & Co.,

Arcola Dill P. C.,

Clay Hill

Tborne & Brown, Adams & Wages, JEthridge G. W.,

" Georgia Land and Lumber Co.

Auburn

Clayville

" Brown J.,

Clinchen

Perfeias & Bro.

Thompson J. N.,

"

(Seep. 371.)

Augusta Tuggle J. W.,

"

Thompson, Helndel & Co.,

" Harrison, Woffiird & Co.,

Wilson & Young,

Bairdstown

Coal Mountain

Palmer & Peterson,

Bartow Sherrill W. A.,

Cochran

Collins & Emory,

Bascobel Campbell C. C., Cohutta Spriugs

Rider, Emory & Co.,

" Waterhouse E.,

"

BaxleyL. W.,

Baxley Beacham L. C.,

Condor

McElvany, Smith& Co., Bay Creek Stuckey N-,

Cool Spring

Bruce M.,

Bellton Collins & Emory,

Cooper

Baker J. M.,

Ben mil Parker La. F.,

Coos*

King W. S. & A. V., Leitner H. D.

Berkshire Turner J. W., Berzelia Rooney W.,

" Cottage Mills

Paschal T. H., Armitage W., Colcord J. T.,

" Glenn B. L., Blacksliear Lee J. M.,
" Moore T.,

Crawfish Springs "
Creswell

Franklin T. J.,

" Cromer G.,

Crooner's

Pike, Johnson & Co.,

" Cooper N.,

Dallas

Shaw J. M.,

" Daniell & Melton, DanielTs Mills

Stewart J. M.,

Blakely Clarke J. K. & Co.,

Darien

Alexander J. M.,

Bold Spring HiltonTiruber and Lnmber Co., "

Carson G. L.,

" Langdon C. S.,

"

Holbrook W. Y.,

" Todd & Huntington,

"

Harrison J. J., Jr.,

Boston Howser H. & Bro., Dawsonvilla

Lpvvorn W. D.,

Bowdon Baugh & Rives,

Devereaux

Linden T. J.,

Bowersville Rives & Franks,

"

King W. H.,

Bowman Jones & Cram,

Dixie

Clark O.,

. Brown's Bridge Reppard & Walter,

Dixonia

Cook, Bros. & Co.,

Brunswick Clary W.,

Doctor Town

Smith J. B.,

Bull Creek Devendorf H. C.,

"

Tumlin ACameron,

Butler Kirkham & Broad water,

"

McCants W. H.. Roddenbery 8. A.,

" Whaley W. H., Cairo Fulton E. A.,

" Dorchester

Herring H. W.,

Calvary McGarity Seaborn,

Draketown

Sloan H. E.,

Camilla Reaves AGoldin,

"

Lance T. M.,

Camp Creek Dickson A. G.,

Duck Creek

Adams & Reynolds, Williams Z. B.,

Camp Mills Jackson A. C., " McDaniel J. W.,

Dulutb "

Colly & Overstreet,

Canooehee Mills H.,

"

Qarbutt G. &Co.,

" Myers & Bro.,

Eagle Cliff

Smart H. P. & Co.,

" Conley J. L.,

East Point

Wadley & Co.,

" Grimsley J. H.,

Eastman

Kilby & Patterson,

Canton Lietch W. N.,

"

McEntire W. C.,

Carnesville Powell G. W.,

"

Baugh & Rives,

Carr's Station Leonard C. D.,

Eatonton

your Cotton East via the _______GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

MIL

893

MIL

Johnson & Bro., Lanier T. M..

Edwardsville I Jones T. L. & Co., Eden Wadley & Co.,

Herndon

Edwards J. C., Jarrell & Bryan,

Egypt Fullilove H. F., " Lannins T. G.,

High Shoals

Sullivan H. G. & Sons,

Erin ! Burbage W. E.,

Hoboken

Tutnltn N. J.,

Esom Hill Couch G. D.,

Hoggard's Mill

Phillips W.,

Eudora Holland J. S. & L., Holland's Mill

Henderson & Bearden,

" Beppard B. B.,

Homerville

Mason & McKowen,

Fairburn Hoscb Bros.,

Hoseh's Store

Miller J. P.,

" Wilder A. J.,

Houston

Mayne J. P., Williams W. N.,

Farmingtou Putney F. F., Feltou Scott A. F.,

Humboldt
u

Fussell A. & M.,

Feronia Chapman E. & W.,

Ivy Log

Brooker J. W., Glover H. J., Slocum W. & Co.,

Fillmore Cade J. A., Five Points Harp A. D.,
" Johnson C. E.,

Jamestown

Anderson G. W.,

McLester J. G.,

Jefferson

Flatwoods Academy Clary W.,

Yates A. J.,

Florenceville Whalev W. H.,

Barnett & Culpepper, Floyd Spring Tutty Charles,

O'Brien & FuUer,

" Jackson H. D.,

Zaber B. S.,

" Kelly & Cosby,

Willson W. N., Fort Bufflngton Perry W. T.,

Tabor J. C.,

Fort Lamar Johnson G. N.,

King & McCan, Fort Mountain Cordray J. A.,

Jesup Juhnston Station
Jug Tavern " "
Kennesaw Keyton

Beasley A. B.,

Fortner Westou 8. B.,

Thornton F. W. & Son, Frick's Gap Morrow & Roop,

Kirkland Lairdsborough

Candler A. D.,

Gainesville Hawkins S. H.,

Lamar

Dexter T. W.,

Gardi Hooks D. H.,

"

Harvey & King.

Geneva Grubbs W. J.,

Leary's

Hathaway & Walden, Kitchens S., Usry J. P.,

Gibson Johnson W. B., " Wright B. S. & Co., " Smith & Chupp,

Lexington Lincolnton
Lithonia

Usry J. L. & J. W.,

" Foster W. G. & Bro., Livingston

Wilcher J. C. A.,

" Jfeal A Faucett,

Lombardy

House & House,

Gillsville Hinely & Young,

Long Pond

Haslam G. W.,

Glenmore Eady W.,

Lowell

Sheats, Michael & Co., Good Hope Burns J. W.,

"

Hardy C.,

Goodman's X Roads Siramons A. J.,

"

Hall & Tinker.

Graham Smitli&White,

"

Patterson J. H., Martin S.,

" Prent ice & Son,

Lulaton

Grantville Me W illiams & Bawls, Luthersville

Cade J. A., Crossley Wiley A., Rossman William, Gibson R T., Christian W. T.,

Green Hill Sewell J.,

"

Greensborough McLellan, Weston & Co.,

"

McLellan's Mills

Grlswoldville Alien Y. J.,

McVille

Grove Williams A. J.,

. Madison

Jones W.,

" Elarlee & English, Maiden Branch

Speir & Cubbedge,

Guyton Kennedy W.,

Humphries J. T. & J. B.,

Bunch S.,

" Mallorysville

Halcyon Dale Justice & Venable,

Marcus

Adams B..

Hampton Yearwood A. T.,

Harris E. O.

Fetzer & Hawkins,

Perkins S. H. & 8. E., Hapeville Farrior J. O.,

Cromer H. B., Harmony Grove Black H. C.,

PHaorrknesrb--y W--,. J.,

Harr"ell

Deadwyler G. E., Boberts & Co.,

" Marlpw Marshallville Martin Maysville
Mica

Whaley W. H., Roebuck P.,

Haslum White E. D., Hawkinsville Garbutt G.,

Middle Ground Mtdville

Colley & Overstreet,

Herndon Turner De L.,

"

The Press and People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDEX the best Advertising Medium in the South.

MIL

894

MIL

Wilkerson J. T.,

Milltown Appleby W. T. & H. M., Pond Fork

Fuller & Cauthen,

Milner Scott T; A.,

Willis W. D.,

" Munroe D. & Son, Poplar Springs

Lovett B. W.,

Mobley Pond Baggett & Co.,

Powder Springe

Talmadge & Tolleson, Monticello Geise B.,

Powers

Dennington J. W., Morris Station Geise & fallen,

"

Perdue & Tucker,

Moultrie Fisher A. K.,

Powersville

Vinton & Davis,

Mount Airy Lanier T. W. Rev., Red Branch

Dexter T. W.,

Mount Pleasant Weatherly T. W. Rev.,

"

Smith A.,

' Mountain Hill Weatherly W. G.,

Red Clay

Harget F.,

" Alexander B. H.,

Reidsville

Pangle H.,

Mountaintown Tilliman H. S.,

"

Dover F.,

Nachoochee Henry W.,

Binggold

Withers J. B.,

Naylor Peeler A.,

"

Cooper N.,

Nebo Goddard J. B.,

Rock Mart

Qunter Q. L.,

New Bridge Lowery D.,

"

Brown L. L..

New Hope Morgan J.,

"

Lewis G. M.,

" Peck & Alien,

"

Owen G. W.,

" Mann E. S.,

Rocky Creek

Cole R. D. & Bro.

Clopton J. P.,

St. Marks

(See p. 619.)

Newnan Van Valkenburgh W.B., St. Mary's

Christian T.,

Niekville Dodge, Mays & Co., St. Simon's Mills

Phel ps & Payne,

Noeb way Ferguson A.,

Salt Springs

Lively M. C. & Son,

Norcross Perkerson & Simonton,

"

Brinson V. A. Mrs.,

Oconee Herrin R. A. & T. R., Sand Hill

Hartley G. W.,

" Jones T. M.,

Santa Luea

Newman M.,

" Bacon & Brooks,

Savannah

Pearson F. J.,

" Kinsey t. L,. (See p. 691.) "

Eea W. T. R-v.,

" Neace F. L.,

"

Jarrell W. B.,

Oliver Baily W. F. & Co., Schlatterville

Boiling R. J.,

Ophir Frankling A. F. & Co.,

"

Bailey J.,

Owens' Ferry Dale J. J. & Co.,

Screven

Bailey J. & Co.,

" Barns T. A.,

Senoia

Hazlehurst F.,

" Starr J. T.,

"

Hilton & Foster,

" Lamar H. J.,

Seven Islands

Harris L. W.,

Palmetto Chambers J. S.,

Silver Shoal

Clarke B. M.,

Panola Blake, Brown & Cureton,

Smith

Long J. B. & T. W.,

Paoli Smith S. F.,

Smith's Mills

Zachry C. T., Peachstone Suoals Fowler & Aiken, Snapping Shoals

Hand J. L.,

Pelbam Spencer H. L.,

Social Circle

Dexter T. W.,

Pendarvis Upshaw J. P.,

"

Penfleld Steam Mill Co., Penfleld Baines R.,

Springwood

Daughtry & Son, Perkins' Junction Terrell J. T.,

Stapleton

Perkins S. B.,

" Barnett J. G.,

Stark

Perking & Bro. (See p. 371.) " Barber A. J.,

Steam Mill

Thompson, Heindel & Co.,

" Bone Bros.,

Steven's Pottery

Mann H..

Perry's Mill Evans C.,

"

Papat S. N.,

" Stevens Bros. & Co.

Franklin W.,

Pierceville . See p. 772.)

"

Waters J.,

" Slont. Bussell & Co.,

Stockton

Gray B. B.,

Pine Bloom Hemierson N.,

Stone Mountain

Gray H. P. & Son,

" Graham & Garrison, Sugar Valley

Heard & Nix,

Pleasant Grove Thompson, Heindel & Co.,

Woodliff & Crow,

"

Summertown

Anthony J. W., Pleasant Retreat Turner D. L.,

"

Asbury B. R.,

" Wyatt J. M.,

Sunny Dale

Moodey N. C. Mrs.,

" Perry C.,

Sylvania

Hulsey & Haynes,

Polksville Roberts D. E. Rev.,

"

Jennimrs A. G.,

" Waters & Howard,

'

Shockley N. A.,

" Atherton T. & Co., Talking Bock

CUTD your Merchandise from Boston and New York Dill F via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

MIL

895

.

MIL

Jones & Swan,

Talking Bock Hollingsworth L.,

Warlick B. F. & Co.,

" Fields W. B.,

Bird J. L. & Co., Taylor's Creek Pounds & Garner,

Yellow Dirt Yellow Biver
"

Daniels E. & C.,

" Sullivan E. T.,

Young Cane

Daniels A Wilson,

" Walker J.,

"

Rogers D. W. & Co., Garland B. H. J.,

Tayloreville The Bock

(Sorghum.)

Bumble & King,

Thomaston Bagsdale F. M.,

Nail's Creek

Thompson E. O.,

Thomasville Leonard J. F.,

Vienna

Williams W. W. & Co.,

"

Thompson J. N., Thompson's Mills

Millwrights.

AultW.J.,

Tilton Lewis M. W.,

Aftou

Davis & Hamilton,

Toccoa Brown J. D.,

Asbnry

Kennard B. C.,

Towaliga Brenner W. (See p. 309.) Atlanta

Nicholson & Stokes, Town Creek Tapley G. W.,

Battle Ground

Plotts A.,

Track Bock Carpenter E.,

Bellton

Stephens J.,

" Atwood B.,

Bengal

Stephens J. G.,

" Blackston A..

Berzelia

Anuerson P. S.,

Trickum Johnson A. Z.,

Bowdon

Spier & Cubbege,

Tusculum Holland J. H.

Boweuville

Graves C.,

Ty Ty Hendrick F. M.,

Bowman

Graves S.,

" Cearlv E..

Camp Creek

Whidden J. W.,

" Mull M. I.,

Camp Creek

Bealey W. A.,

Union Point

Knox & Fluker,

" G. W. STEWABT.

W. M. STEWABT-

Clark G., Lane & High tower,

Upatoie Valdosta

STBWAfif k BSD.,

TJlmer M.,

"

IIITO6HWI1TBMW, Stanley B. S.,

Vanzant's Store

McDaniel & Barrow,

Victory

Collier J.,

Vienna

Leonard J. P., Leathers J..

" Villa Bica

CONYEBS, GEOBGIA.

Donovan W., Moxley B. J., Abercrombie W., Parkmau H., Warthcn T. & Co., Slaton A. P., Hovis & Lazenby,

Wadley "
Wahoo Warm Springs
Warthen Washington

Agents for the most celebrated Turbine Water Wheels and other latest Improved Mill Machinery.
Estimates, Plans and Specifications supplied in any part of the State.

Waterville

Oolcord J. T.,

Way Cross Coogle J. M.,

Prentice & Son,

Waynesville Grewer John,

Alien N. E.,

Whitesburgh Barron G. W.,

Amis W.,

" Cay J. D.,

Atkinson J. A.,

" Johnson D. G.,

Aycock W. C.,

" Mayson W. A.,

Brooks E. A.,

" Eskew J.,

Cowan Z. J..

" Moseley J. A.,

Russell & WIseman, WiUacoochee Day B.,

Riley J. M. & Co., Williamsburgh Anderson G. W.,

Davenport W. L. Bev., Wilsonville Land L. J.,

Wilson J. A.,

" Dunn W.,

Loyd G. P.,

Wlnfred Brewer J. B.,

Coogle's Mill Cooper
Copeland Dorchester Eagle Grove
" Eastanollee
'" Eureka Mills Farmington Freemansville
Graysville Grove Level

Haily J. T.,

Woodstock Gorda G.,

Wilson W. R,

WoodviUe Proffltt W. A.,

Holding W. B.,

Wooley's Ford Holland J. S.,

Byers & Mallett,

Worth ville Caswell A. J.,

Wynn J. A. C..

Wynn's Mill Beers E. W.,

Nelson & Middlebrooks, Yatesville Berryhill T. N.,

Tales A. J. & Son

" Brown L. S.,

Halloc* Hartwell Holland's lifiiu Homerville Kingsborough Lairdsborough
Linton

D. F. Willcox,

Q*nl iisurahoe, Rrt, Karine, Lift, if> cidnt. Established 1819.

MON-

896

NAV

Smith J. G.,

Lodi Richards J. J. it Si Pi Atlanbt

Campbell B. H.,

Loudsvilie (See p; 336.)



CrumleyF. M.,

Robinson G. O. & Co.

Deloach W. H., Giles D. B,,

Maiden Branch (See p. 267.)

AugiuU

Maple Ford Pease J> W. & Norman, Columbw

Dubberley J. F., SwiUy J. S., Clemons J.,

Matlock Irvine E. D,, Melrose Smith L, W. & Co., Melville Wood Thomas,

Ma ciot o a

Holder & Bro., Garrison F. A.,

Mesena Laugwortby C. W., Nail's Creek Ludden & Bates,

Borne Savannah

Leverett J. C., . McMullen J.,

New Hope New Market

Music Publishers.

Dyar W. J., Tyre A., Brown W. R., McCanless J., Pierce Levi,

Oak Bower Ludden & Bates,

Savannah

Patterson Peachstone Shoals
Pine L11og

Naval Stores.

(Manufacturers and Dealers.)

Carter J. W..

Blackshear

TaDyJ., Tally N.,

Pine MountKain

Wood J. N., Sprunt J. D.,

Brookfleld Brunswick

Douglass J. T.,

Pleasant Grove Bush M. M. & Bro.,

Chaunce;

Anthony M. C., Pleasant Retreat Peacock & Oberry,

Cochran

Stanton W.,

Powers Asbburn W. W.,

Eastman

Knight W. J.,

Ray's Mill Frey W. H.,



Delmar

Fan-is J. M.,

Ringgold Terry J. W. & Bro.,

HarritJ.,

DempseyT. J.,

Brown J. P., JUM. V VT U *J JL .| RockdaJe Paper Mills Woodard J. W.,

Dempe"ey

Pickerd W. B.,

Elmo Austin G. W.,

Dixie

Stone A. N.,

Salt Springs McLeonJ. N..

Harper J. W.,

SaiidyKidge Johnson T. W. Rev.,

Dublin

VidettoH. A.,

Sardis Hunt& Wiggs,

Duboto

Mayo J. T.,

Seven Islands Lee A. T. &Co.,

Dn Pont

Bramblet L.,

Skeinah WaitJ.L,

Eastman

Hughes J..

Cutts A. D.,

Eden

Sisum D. Oy

Roberts E. T.,

Fleminjf

Thompson 3.L.,

Smith's Mills Johnson, Kimball & Co., Goloid

Earnshaw J., OglesbyJ. J.,

Smyr(ina

Sessoms A. & Co., Williamson B. P.,

Graha"m

WardF. M.,

Snapping Shoals Barnes & Bryan,

Harrell

Stead .T., Conn & Goble,

The Bock BryanJ. W., Town Creek Smith & Sinclair,

Hartrid"ge

MeCutehen W. P.,

Trickum Smith & Bro.,

Haslum

Northrop J., Parker G. H.,

Tugalo Hinson J. F., Unionville Stansel, Graqy A Co.,

Hazlehu"ist

Tatum J., Deane J. JR.,

Upatoie Burbage W. E., Woodbury McKinnon Bros.,

Hobok"eo

Cole H.,

Wynn's Mill Dickson W. F.,

Homervilb

Lyle J.,

Yorkville Dye W. M. & Bro.,

Jesup

Monuments.

Holiiday, Jordan & Co., Johnston Station

Walton J. &Co.,

Atlanta

Marfewalter Theo.

(See p. 266.)

Augusta

Artope T. B. (See p. 581.) Macon

Music and Musical Merchan dise.

McNeilM. D., Edwards A., Parker C.. Buck E. A., Lee E. E. A Bro., Powell & Peacock, Norfleet & Jordan,

Longvie*
Lulaton McBiiae McVilte

Braumuller O. L. & Co., Atlanta Barnes A Gowen, Mount Pleasant

Estey Organ Co. (See front edge.)

Aycock & Barnes, " Jones J. B.,

Nahuniito

Ouilford G. P.,

" Stephens & Paxton, Ochlochnee

CO ID your Merchandise _frorn_Philade|pJila_ and Bal timore via GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

NEW

897

NEW

Johnston K: & Co., Oosley & Bro., McKimon Bros.,

Ogeechee Southern Banner. Ousley (Seep. 291.)
Owen's Perry Southern Cultivator,

Athens "

Carter & Williamson, Patterson Southern Watchman.

Dickson & Byrd,

(See p. 291.)

"

HowellH.,

Pelbam Weekly Chronicle,

"

HoweU J.,

Atlanta Medical and Surgical Jour

Howell. Meigs <fc Co.,

nal,

Atlanta

Meigs G. W.,

Atlanta Republican,

"

Whiddon J. I.,

Atlanta Sunday Phonograph.

Gowin & Barns,

Pendaryls (Seep. 349.)

"

Aycock & Co., Perkins' Junction Boys & Girls of the South, " ,

Williamson J. J.,

Perry's Mill Christian Index.

Piston D. B., Wood L. P.,

Rosindaale

(Seeopp. 320.) Daily Dispatch.

(Seep. 347.)

" "

Chapeau T. T.,

Savannah Evening Post,

"

Jones C. L.,

Georgia Farm Journal (monthly),"

Eetchum & Co.,

Georgia Templar,

"

Heard & Co.,

Scarborough Methodist Advocate.

Baker J. H. & Co., ' Schlaterville (See p. 331.)

"

Grace C. C.,

Sereven Southern Advocate and Georgia

Thomas W. B.,

Sunamertown Republican,

"

Alford & Bro., MePhaul & Co.,

Summis er

Southern Enterprise. (monthly.) See p. 347..

"

Thigpen G. G.,

Surrency Southern Medical Becord,

"

McKennon & McKennon

Southern Planter & Grange, "

'Tarborough Sunday Gazette. (See p. 349.) "

O'Neal N., Wells J. MeD.,

Tebeauvi(Ti le

Sunny South. (See p. 343.) The Atlanta Globe,

" "

Bush M. M.,

Towns The Daily Constitution.

McRae M. N.,

(See p. 345.)

"

Gibbs J.,

TyTy The Southern Blade (monthly), "

Thigpen R. S.,

Chronicle & Constitutionalist.

BalljTA., Cobb W L., Mays S. C.,

Vancevi1U1 e
n

(See p. 377.) Evening News, Barnesville Gazette,

Augusta "
Bamesville

Ledbetter T. B.,

Walthourville Blackshear News,

Blackshear

EllisJ. H.,

Way's Station Brunswick Advertiser.

Smith & Watson,

(See p. 405.)

Brunswick

News Depots.

Buena vista Argus, Buena Vista

Butler Herald,

Butler

Klmball J. W.,

Atlanta Calhonn Times,

Calhoun

Southern News Co.,

Augusta Franklin Co. Register, Carnesville

Bnrtz P. P..

Camilla Carroll County Times.

Gudger J. B.,

Dalton (See p. 416.)

Carrollton

Davis L. B.,

Darien Cartersville Express.

Murphy J. H.,

Fayetteville (See p. 418.)

Cartersville

Meadows J. M.,

Garden Valley Free Press. (See p. 418.). "

Connor E. M.,

Savannah Cedartown Express, Cedartown

Estell W. Jr.,

Cedartown Record,

'''

Orme R. M.,

News ft Courier.

Smith H. G.,

Snbligna (See p. 781.)

Charleston 8. C

McLaughlin O. A., Union Point Southern Christian Advocate

Newspapers

and

Periodicals.

(See p. 783.) Blue Ridge Echo.

Charleston, 8. C Cleveland

Albany Advertiser, Albany News,

Albany Cochran Enterprise, Columbus Times.

Cochran

Berrien County News, AUapaha (See p. 441.)

Columbus

Americus Recorder,

Americus Enquirer-Sun. (See p. 441.) "

oumter Republican,

Conyers Courier,

Conyers

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ci Jas. P. Harrison A Co., Prop'rs, 27 & 29 Broad St.

NEW

898

NEW

Conyeis Examiner,

Conyers Courier-Journal.

Covington Star,

Covington (Sre p. 773.1

Louisville. Kv

Georgia Enterprise,

South Georgian,

McVilfc

Crawfordville Democrat,

Baptist Gem,

Maoon

Crawfordville Central Georgia Weekly, "

Baptist Banner,

Gumming Kind Words,



Clarion,

Telegraph & Messenger.

Cuthbert Appeal,

Cuthbert (See p. 5870

"

The True Southron,

Wesleyan Christian Advocate,

Mountain Signal,

Dahlonega

Macon

North Georgia Citizen,

Dalton Madisonian. (See p. 591.) Madtoon

The Enterprise,

" Field & Fireside,

Marietta

The Independent Headlight, " Marietta Journal,

"

Darien Timber Gazette.

Union & Recorder, Milledgeville

(See p. 469.)

" Moutezuma Weekly, Menteziuu

The Dawson Journal,

Dawson Nashville American.

DeKalb County News,

Decatur (See adv.) Nashville, Tenn

Weekly Star,

Douglasville Newnan Herald,

Newnu

Okefenokean,

t>u Pont Newnan Leader.

"

Eastman Times,

Eastman The New Departure,

"

Broad Axe and Itemizer, Eatonton Houston Houue Journal,

Perry

Elberton Gazette,

Elberton Quitman Free Press,

Quitmu

Ellijay Courier,

Elhjay Quitmun Keporter,

"

Monroe Advertiser, Forsyth Catoosa Courier,

BinggoU

Fort Gaines Tribune, Fort Gaines Dade Co. Gazette, Rising Fawn

Fort Valley Mirror, The Advertiser,

Fort Valley Rome Courier. (Seep. 655.) Borne " Rome Daily. (See p. 655.) "

Gainesville Eagle.

Rome Tribune. (See p. 655.) '

(See p. 509.)

Gainesville The Weekly Bulletin.

Gainesville Southron, . North Georgia Argus,

" (See p. 655.) " Courier,

' Sandersville

Greensborough Herald,

Herald & Georgian.

Greensborougb (See p. 672.)

'

Home Journal,

" Abend Zeitung,

Savannah

Meriwether County Vindicator,

Morning News. (See p. 703.) "

Greenville Penny Local

"

Griffin News,

Griffin Savannah Recorder

"

Griffin Sun, Hamilton Journal,

" Southern Farmers Monthly.

Hamilton (See p. 703.)

"

Henry County Weekly, Hampton Southern Musical Journal,

"

Goes W. J-,

Harmony Grove Sunday Telegram.

Hartwell Sun.

(See p. 703.)

"

(Seep. 530.)

Hartwell Times

"

HawJiinsville Dispatch.

Farm & Hon.e.

Senob

Hawkinsville Waltou County Vidette, Social Cirde

Hinesville Gazette,

Hinesville Isbmaelite

Sparto

Middle Ga. Argus, Indian Springs Times & Planter

.

"

Southerner and Appeal,

Summerville Gazette, Summervllk

(See p. 546.)

Irwinton Georgia Register.

The Forrest News,

Jefferson (See p. 731.)

Talbottot

The Jesnp Sentinel.

Talbotton Standard.

(See p. 551.)

Jesup (See p. 731.)

"

Jonesborough News,

Upson Enterprise,

Thomastoo

Jonesborougb Walker County Messenger.

Southern EnterpriseT,homasville

(See p. 561.)

La Fayette Thomasville Times,

"

La Grange Reporter.

McDuffie Journal.

(See p. 559.)

La Grange (See p. 740.)

Thomp

Gwinnett Herald, Lawrencevifle Valdosta Times,

Valdofc

Oglethorpe Echo,

Lexmgton Warrenton Clipper, Warrent

T A VP the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the

1 AlvCi

Popular Route from Atlanta.

NOT

899

NOT

Washington Gazette.

Williams L. H.,

(See p. 758.)

Washington Reese J. M.,

Herald,

Waynesborough BleckleyF. A.,

Waynesborongh Expositor, " Sears W. p.,

Chestnut Flat Choestoe Clayton Cleveland

State IJne Press.

Davis W. F.,

(See p. 763.)

West Point [verson J. I.,

Notarial Seals.

Joseph Jacob, WrightJ.L.,

Coleman's Depot Columba us Concord

Huntoon & Esmond.

Drew J.,

(See p. 772.)

Atlanta Meridlth Jy

Notaries Public.

Mathews W. TL, Willis W. B.,

Bowden J. D.,

Adaireville Yeomans J. E.,

Wilson A. A.,

Adamsville Cheney J. F.,

Bobinson B.,

Albany Parker G. S. W.,

Barton F. J.,

Alexander Anderson F. M.,

White J.,

'

Allandale Turner John,

Wynn B.,

" Patterson H. L.,

McDaniel E. B.,

Allatoona Eudson A. C.,

Teasly J. I.,

Alpharetta Brown B. B.,

Hightower J. J. G., Amy's Creek BQmbree A.,

Glover S.,

Andersonville Farnsworth J. L.,

Morris E..

Anvil Block Jackson T.,

Shields W. W., Jones M. M.,

Appling Arcadia

Kirkpatrick J. Turner E. A.,

W.,

i

McLendon O. H. P.,

Arlington Arnold M.,

Phillips J. L.,

Asbury Irvine W. T.,

Herrington S. M.,

Athens Neel W. B.,

Rhea J.,

Atlanta Donaldson J. A.,

Tanner G. H.,

" Flowers J. Y.,

Thomas A. N.,

Auburn Maxwell J. G.,

Leon H. D.,

.

Augusta McBrayer W. C.,

Philip A.,

" Bobinson D. P.,

Condor Cool Spring
Coosa Cottage Mllla
Covena Crawford Creswell CuUoden Culverton Gumming
Cuaseta Dalton Danlell's Mills Dawnville Decaittur
<< Devercaux Dirt Toawn
Doravit<Ue
Douglasville Draketown Dublin

Stephens H. H., Price J., Wicker N. A..

Baker Mathis Hy Ball Ground Sirmons D. J.,
Barnett Culberson J. P.,

Duluth DuPont
East Point

Clark P. J.,

Branch E.,



Venable B. B.,

Jones J. L.,

Williams Ty

German T. P.,

Little C. H.,

Barrettsville Davis J. T., Baxley Williams H.,
Big Creek Wyatt J. T., ' Big Savanna Favor J. T.,
Blakely Wilson T. W. T., Blue Ridge Hutchings J., Bold Spring Franklin J. C.f

Eatonton Eliyay Enon
Enon Grove Erin
Esom Hill Eudora

Ward J. H., Compton E. M.,

Bowdon Williams J. M. V.,

Eureka

Branch Cason T. J.,

Eureka Mills

Busaey W. S.. Johnson J. W.,

Brookfield Dawson J. M., Flint Biver Factory

Brownsville Bryant W. C.,

Florence

Stokes J. G.,

Buena Vista Davis F. T.,

Flowery Branch

Thilgaw W. E. Bev., Wagnon W. W., Jr., Butler C. H., Waters William, Hindman A. J.,

Burton Fowler J. B., Byron McCutcben C. B., Calvary Yancey L. M., Camerou Blocker B. M., Campbellton Gilbreath L. W.,

Fort BuffinKton Franklin
Freemansville Fryer's Pond Geddistown

Daniel B. F.,

Canton Killebrew H. L., Garden Valley

Davis T. J.,

Cave Spring Johnson S. M.,

Sparks W. M.,

Cedartown McCrary W. B.,

Cheney B. A., Chalybeate Springs Thompson W. B.,

Morse J. S.,

Chapel Hill Blocker B. M.,

Gardi Geneva
Gilgal Girard

Matthis M. C. T., Chattoogaville James W. T.,

Bussey W. K.,

Chauncey PoeJ.C.,

Glen more Goggansville

58

D. F. Will AAV General Insurance Agency, Colunlm Oldest LsUXj .1849. and Strongest in Georgia. 1879.

NOT

900

NOT

Sheats T. W.,

Good Hope Smith B. F. C., Maiden's Branch

Wright F. M..

Goshen Jacks W. A.,

Maxey's

StroudA. B.,

Grantville Meeks Henry,

Marysville

Dickson M.,

GraysvJUe Burney C. C.,

Mechanicsville

McWhorter W. H., Greshamville Cuuningham W. T.,

Melrose

White H. B.,

Griffin Hole J. L.,

Melville

Hall C. W..

Grove Lowery B. J.,

"

McDonald C. H.,

Grovetown Lovett J. M.,

Mobley Pond

Williams F. M.,

Halcyon Dale Wade J. T.,

"

Patterson B. C.,

Halloca Colley F. S.,

Monroe

Miller J.,

Hamilton Meriwether G. F.,

Monticello

PeggS. G.,

Hapeville Hasty J..

Morgan

Goss W. J.,

Harmony Grove Crawford S. H.,

Morganton

Mock H.,

Harrell Adams M. C.,

Mount Vernon

LinderLee,

Hartwell Price C. C.,

Mount Kion

Miller J. N..

Hazlehurst Harget F..

Mountain Hill

WilcoxW.L,

u Taylor J. M.,

Mountain Scene

Cason T. J.,

Heardmont Crawford Z. T.,

Mountaintown

Hodge T. B.,

Herndon Horton D. M.,

Nacoochee

WorTey W. W.,

Hickory Flat Conley J..

Nails Creek

Lea J. W.,

High Shoals Williams H.,

Naomi

McCollum B. E., Hoggard's Mill Peoples H. B.,

Nashville

Tucker C. B.,

Holly Creek Owen W. B.,

Nebo

Fleming W. W. W., Holly Springs Webb J. D.,

New Market

Hill J. A.,

Homer Odum W. C.,

Newton

Kirkland J. C.,

Homerville Bridgman B. E.,

Nochway

Withrow J., Jr.,

Hot House White W. G. W.,

Oak Bower

Mashburn N. S., Howell's Mills Huddleston G. B.,

Oakland

Douglas W. F.,

Indian Springs Baston B. W.,

Ochlochnee

Swift T. W.,

Iron Bock Martin W. E.,

Oconee

Neece J. C.,

Ivy Log Strange F. M.,

"

Wofford E.,

Jasper Greer A. H.,

Oglethorpe

Hamrick S.,

Jerusalem LaceyB. E.,

Oliver

Jewell O.,

Jewell's Knight H.,

Ousley

Chapman T. J., Johnston Station Lyndon C. T.,

Palmetto

McKee J.,

Juno Holbrook T. T..

Parker's Store

Danielly A. J.,

Knoxville Williams E. W.,

Pataula

Craven W. L.,

Lairdsborougb WyUy L. C.,

Patterson

Baines T.,

Lamar's Mill Johnson B. D.,

Pay Up

Mitchell J. W.,

Lawrenceville Turner P. G., Peachstone Shoals

Bentley Asa J.,

Leathersville Johnson S. M.,

Pendarvia

Ferguson W. L.,

Leo Smith S. P.,

Perry's Mill

McDaniel W. J.,

Lily Pond Franklin W.,

Pierceville

Center N., Nash T. Y.,

Litho"nia

Addington J. T.; Bynon W. M.,

Pine Log Pine Mountain

Hampton T. C.,

Livingston Woodliff A. H., Pleasant Grove

Bolle J. B.,

Lockville WoodliffG. F.,

"

Dickson A. J.,

Locust Grove Gaily 8. H.,

Polksville

Webb A. J., Whitehead A. B.,

Logansviiille

Whelchel G. D., Bandolph.S. K.,

" Pond Fork

Smith J. H.,

Long Branch Aperman J. W., Poplar Springs

Cameron B. F.,

Long Cane Thornton G. A..

Preston

Dorsey W. H., Lovejoy's Station BitchleJ. M.,

Babun Gap

Yeager E.,

Lowell Cassady E. S.,

Baccoon Mills

Highsmith Isaac H..

Lulaton Harris W. B..

Bed Bud

Harris W.

Lumpkin Bauldin Wm.,

Bed Hill

Ward B.,

McBean Depot Dodson C. M.,

Bed Oak

McLellan D.,

McLellan's MiU AyeraJ..

Beed Creek

Freeman Matt B., Sprinz E.,

Macon

Duncan W. E., Willfams T. J.,

Beedy Springs BeidsviUe

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the



Short Line from Macon.

NOT Long H. H., Marshall C. B., Smith E. B., Walker W; H., Thaxton C. G., Clark P. J., Camp J. L., Smith A. Jr., Shipp W. W., Jones S., Carroll 3. W., Norman W. P., Cooper John, Wayne T. S. Jr., Holden M. N., North B. A.. Caldwell L. D., Prince C- D., MaloneW.H., Humphries ST. H.. Cotton A. M., Hunt W. S., Melntosh D. B., Bibb W., Culpepper S. H., GuthrieJ. C., Miller A. B., Crawford B. H., Hunter W. H., Brown S. J., MeCurdy J. W., Irvine W. T., Thomas J. A., Haynes V. H., Taylor J., Harris A. G., Clements J. I., Curley B., Davis W. P., Harman J. C., Hampton T., Green H. H., Freeman W. B., Bell T. P., RayJ., Smith A. P., Bachlott J. B., Head Morgan. FlukerO.E., Edwards C. M.. Moody B. P., Yates J. P., Hamilton T. M., Clements M. G., Denton S., Smith E. B., McCroan H. M., Heard J. G., StiangeJ.N.. I Wilson T. W. T.,

901

OH

Beyno"lds

Lamar L., [Jollier B. T.,

BlddleviUe Seller S. W.,

Binggold Williams J. W.,

Warrior Warwick Way's Station Wisdom's Store

Bockalo Morgan A. W., Bockpile Davison C. C.,

Woodbury Woodville

Bocky Creek Bennett J. L., Boswell Harris A. B.,
Bussellville Bedding C. F.,

Worthville Yorkville Zebulon

Sallacoa Sand Hill

Notions.

Sandy Bidge Savann<at h

(See Fancy Goocband Notion*.) Novelties.

Sharp Top

Snarpsbnrgh Ball L. A. & Co.,

Atlanta

Shuttles & Sons,

"

Skeinah Smith's Mills

Nurseries.

Smyrna Social Circle

CCoelenMtr.al&NCuo.r,sery,

Atlanta "

Sonora Guild L,. A.,

"

South Newport Springwood Stapleton Statenville
Statesborough Steam Mill Stephens
Stevens Pottery Stone Mountain
Subligna Sugar Hill Sugar Valley Summerville
Suwanee Sycamore Talbotton
Tenni11lle Thomas' Mills
Tilton Toomsborough
Towaliga Town Creek
Towns

Berckman P. J.,

Augusta

Nelson W. K. (See p. 375.) "

Bagley R. A.,

Big Creek

Moore T. L.,

Covena

Cason M.,

Eagle Grove

Akers J. W.,

Edgewood

Williams A. J.,

Florenceville

Snow L. L.,

Garden Valley

Smith J. M.,

Geneva

Empire Nursery,

Georgetown

Hape S. & Co.,

Hapeville

Justice J. G.,

Marcus

Willow Lake,

Marshallville

Smith P.,

Morrow's Station

DMInlGcxtirHU tTj .,



"

Wood M. G. Jr.,

Oconee

Keisling G.,

Savannah

Cumings J. G. W., Stevens Pottery

Van Branklin S.,

TenniUe

Washington Co. Nurseries,

Moses & Harman, proprs. (See

p. 734.)

TeunUle

Yates A. J.,

Yatesville

Trader's Hill

Oculists and Aurists.

Tunnel Hill Union Point
Unionville

Calhoun A. W. (See p. 307.)

Atlanta

Vanzant's Store Victory

Oils.

Villa Bica American Lubricating Oil Co.

Villanow (See p. 327.)

Atlanta

'

Visage

Chess, Cm-ley & Co., Augusta Cotton Seed Oil Mill,

"

Wadley

Augusta

Walesca Chess, Carley & Co.,

"

Walnut Gabriel Jonas H.,

Columbus

Warnerville Chess, Carley & Co.,

Macon

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

OPI902

PAT

Opium Cures.

Street F. M., Martin H.,

Senoia Svlvania

Woolley B. M., Stovall & Bivens,
Opticians.

Atlanta Brannan B. E., Vienna Gulpin G. H.,
Lovelace 8. 8., Jolly P.,

Thomson Wadley
Whitesburgh Wood Lawn

Fox A.,

Atlanta

Simon S.,

Columbus

Witticll & Kinsel. (See p. 447.) "

King W. D.,

Hawkinsville

(Sign and Ornamental.)

Tripod & Pine. (See p. 335.)

Atlanta

Befeld C.,



Macon Oliver John.

Organ Manufacturers.

(See p. 697.)

Savannah

Estey Organ Co.

Paints, Oils, Etc.

(See front edge.)

Atlanta Long E. C. & Co.,

Athens

Bnrdett Organ Co., Erie, Pa Calder W.,

Atlanta

Painters.

Buck & Co., Barrett W. H.

"

(Carriage.)

(See back cover.)

Augusta

Fetzer B. C.,

Savannah

(House and Sign.)

Partln B. G., Potts & Hamilton, Berry J. M.,

Anvil Block Athens Atlanta

Bedgood W.. Bradbury W. 8.,

Burke & Son,

Macon

Butler J. G.,

Savannah

Hanley A.,

"

McKenna W. P.,

"

Oliver John. (See p. 697.) "

Remshart G. H. (See p. 699.) "

Paper Bag Mnfrs.

Garrison W. W., Gordon J.,

Elsas, May & Co.,

Atlanta

McKenzie A. B., Paris J. A.. Stewart J. H., Tripod &. Pine. Miller E. M., Boberts H. M., Bodgers Z. J., King J. M., Hearne T.. Johnson C., Hughes-A. P.,

(See p. 335.) Augusta
Bold Spring Cam<i[lla
Camp Creek

Paper Dealers.

Barwald M. & Co.,

Atlanta

Elsas I., .

!<

Elsas & Adler

"

Hirschberg & Begenstein,

"

Wellhouse & Son,

"

Dobler, Mudge & Chapman,

Baltimore, Md.

Marietta Paper Mnfg Co.

(See p. 597.)

Marietta

Shelnutt A. D.,

Cedar Hill

Paper Mills.

Burner A.,

Chalybeate Springs

Loving J. W.,

Colquitt

Bradford & Gafford,

Columbus

(See Mitts--Paper.) Patent Medicines.

Moore T. B.,

Danburgh

Fisk J. ST.,

Grovetown

Poole W.,

Hampton

Alday F. J.,

Hatcher's Station

Boys E. Rev., Lovejoy's Station

Burke C. & Son,

Macon

Poole Isaiah H.,

Windham W.,

Collier W. H.,

Madison

DavisW. H.,

Newnan

Ginabaw H.,

Pendarvis

McCaffertv J.,

Bed Branch

McCarty E. VV.

SaudersviHe

Thomas G. H.,

Albany

Bradfield J.,

Atlanta

Hartman R. Ss, Co.

(See p. 331.)

"

Dennis J.,

Augusta

Dr. Gilder's Liver Pills, W. H.

Barrett, propr. (See back cover.)

Augusta

White E. E.,

Cedar Grove

UlmerB.F. (Seep.705.) Savannah

Simmons M. A., M. D.

(See opp. p. 528.) St. Louis, Mo

Heuermann & 6'Neill, Savannah

Pattern Makers.

McKenna W. P.,

IiandisS.,

Atlanta

Oliver John, (Seep. 697.)

Shelley S. T.,

"

TA VI? the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1 AlVJL

the Best Route East.

PAT

903

PHY

R INIWEN rn

Warranted to cnreT :It positively 11]

rheumatism, neural- hasnoeqnal

gia, cuts, boms, and for man or

all aches and pains, I animals.

sores, injuries, lame- I Sold every

ness, frost-bite, throat, etc.

gore i I where at 25 **;I andSOcts.

X

Agents wanted, 160 per cent, profit.

Write for terms to

Lee J. T., Lancaster J. W.,

Warrenton West Point

Photographic Stock Depots.

Perkins J. O. & 3T. W., Atlanta Ryan D. J. (See p. 697.) Savannah

Physicians.

Thlgpen J. L.,

Abbeville

F. EEGISTES, Propr, Brooks M. J.,

Acworth

334 Soath Fifth street, PHILADELPHIA. Gotten A.,

"

For salt IB AUuta t>j Hut, SmnklB * lunar.

Humphries J. B., McEverJ.,

" "

Patterns.

Osborne J. C., Smith A.,

" "

Camp D. B.,

. Savannah King John H.,

Adairsville

Photographers.

LaytonT. M., Wilson S.,

" Adamsville

Lyon A. T.,

Albany Payne F.,

Air Line

Cook W. H. D. & J. F., Amerlcus Alfriend E. W.,

Albany

Metternick E. N..

Bacon Wallace W.,

"

Davis C. W.,

Athens CromweU B. M.,

"

O'Kelley J. F.,

It Hilsman P. L..

"

Gardner M. M., Ivie T. H..

Atlan11ta

Jennings W. P., McMillen J. E.,

" "

Kuhns & Son.

Strother W. A.,

"

Motes C. W (See p. 323.)

Baxley W. H..

Alexander

Speairs S. H.,

Chandler W. H.,

"

Pelot & Cole,

Augusta Oliver I. H.,

"

Wade L. N.,

Fogle & Fort,

Allapaha

Usher J. Jr.,

Eve E. J.,

ADen's

Thurmond M. T.,

Barnesville Howell J. M.,

Alpharetta

Stewart J. B.,

- Carrollton Patterson J. J..

"

Madden C. A.. Williams A. A.,

Columbus

ThomasonG.B., Freeman J. H.,

" Alpine

Williams G. T. (Bee p. 447.) " King J. M. D.,

"

Haygood A. J., Haft Alien F.,

Conyers Cooper G. F., Cuthbert Fort J. A.,

Americitus

Hafner A.,

Eatonton Hardwicke W. M.,

1C

Thurmond M. T.,

Forayth Hawkins S. B.,

1C

Rogers E.,

Gainesville Head B. J.,

1C

Deane B. J.,

Griffin Hinkle J. B.,

II

Tomlinson J. M.,

LaGrange West E. P.,

Amy's Creek

McCollum J. W.,

Melville Westbrook J. M. R., Andersonville

Baumann G.,

Macon Cary H. H..

Antioch

Blackshear T. B.,

Horsley J. S.,

"

Campbell W. A. & C. H.,

Wmn E. L..



"

Pugh J. H.,

Brantly J. P.,

Anvil Block

Richter M. L.,

Madison SprayberryB. H.,

"

Fairfield T. J.,

Milledgeville Bailey B. B.,

Appling

Hurd L. J.,

Newnan CaseyH. B.,

'.

"

Thompson A., Bobertson's Store Martin W. A.,

"

Young J. S.,

Borne Lester S. W.,

Aquilla

Glenn T. C.,

Sandersville Boyd M. L.,

Arcola

Havens O. Pierre.*

Butler J. A.,

Arlington

(See front cover.)

Savannah Johnson J. H.,

RyanD.J. (See p. 697.) . " McClain G. K. &Bro.,

1C

Wilson J. N..

" Murcherson W. T.,

11

WootenJ. J.,

Sparta Jennings P. E. L.,

Asbury

Overland A. P.,

Tunnel Hill Ware W. M.,

"

Willcox's Insurance Agency, Columbus, (Ja. Timetried. Fireteittd. Established 1819.

PHY Cariton J. B., Carlton W. A;, Gerdine J., King W., King W. Jr., Long H. B. J., Lyndon E. S., McClesky G. L., Pope J. E.. Alley A. B., Armstrong W. S., Asher W. C., Auten & Biggers, Baber J. M., Baird J. B., BakH., Bell J. P.. Boland K. H., Boring J. M., Boyd C., Connally E. L., Crawford & Owen, Dean W., Drake W. G., Durham W. W., Eastman F., Ford O. B., Gardner G. W., Gatchell Doctors, Goldsmith W. T., Goodman J., Grant W. T.. Guild Tu. A., GurleyJ.W., Hammond J. F., Jackson B. S., Jervey H., Johnson J. M., Johnson J. T., Judson W. N., Knott J. J., Lee H. B., Logan J. P., Love W. A., McFaul J. W., McKey J. T., Martin M. C., Miller H. V. M., Park W. T., Parke T. D., Perkins J. O., Plnckney C., Pinson A. J., Powell F. T., Powell T. S., Olmstead J. C., Orme F. H., Bains T. A., Bay E. S., Bay G. G.,

904

PHY

Athens
a

Bidley B. B.. Boach E. J.,

Atlanta "

u 11 ii

Robertson U. O. (hygienic.)

(See adv.)

"

Bussell J. B.,

"

'uit

Salm M., Salter S. F.,

. .

u Scott H. F.,

ii Simpson C. A.,

" " " "

Atlanta
u

Sims L. V., Sterling W. L.,

" "

" II u II II 11
u 11 II II 11 II
II II
II

Stovall O.,

"

Taber F. F., (homoaopathic.)

(See p. 339.)

"

Taliaferro V. H.,

"

Todd J. S..

"

Westmoreland J. G.,

"

Westmoreland & Howell.

"

Wilson C. L.,

"

Wilson H. L.,

"

Word B. C.,

"

Worley S. G,,

"

Nicholson S. M.,

Attapulgus

Peacock L. H.,

"

Hinton S. L.,

Auburn

Daniel B. W.,

Aucilla

11 Alien J. E.,

Augusta

11 Baker A. H.,

II Bowers M. E.,

11 II

Campbell A. S., Campbell H. F.,

" " " "

11 11

Cleckley F. B. Cleckley M. A.,

II II II II II

Coleman J. S., Doughty W. H., Doughty W. H. Jr., Dugas G. C., Dugas L. A..

'

" " " " " " "

II EveJ. A.,

"

'

II
11 II II II 11

Eve Bobert C., Ford DeSaussure Ford L. D., Foster E.. Foster W. H., Geddings E.,

II Gercke B. O.,

II Goodrich E. C.,

II II

Harris W. H.. Hickman C. W.,

II II II

Hitt V. G., Holsonbake Abel, Hull J. L.,

II Jones M. J.,

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

'

'

'



'

l

II u 11 II 11
11 II

Jones W. S., KaffenbergenB., Kinchley T. J., Laney L., Perrin G. D., Pioda J. C., PrescottW.H.,

' ' " ". " " "

TAW the GEORGIA RAILROAD, .

1 AJVJb

the Short Line West and Southwest.

PHY

905

PBTY

Pritehard C. C., Smith H.. Steiner H. Hy Washington J. E., Wilcox G. A., Williams Francis G., Simmons F.-Y.,

Augu1s1 ta 11 ii ii 11

Bryant T. P., Brock G. F., Thompson ----, Tinsley F. E., Holbrook J. T., Childers -----.

Ayersville Donohoo F. M.,

Blue Ridge Blue Spring
Bluff1t1on Bold Springs
Boltonviliue

Bruce W. ST., Butts J. A., Harrell W. J., Morgan E. J., Davant J. M., Landrum M. M., Bell J. E., Dubose B., Hawkins A. F. M.,

Bainbridiige ii ii

Bull W. H., Rice T. M. C., Culpepper J. T., Jarrett F. L.,

Bairdstown Norton A. Q.,

a Stacy M. E.,

Baker's Fe1r1ry

Aderhold L. J., MeGavity A. E.,

Ball Ground Williams H. M.,

Bond's M11ill Bostaon ii 11 Bowdiion ii

Lanier O. W. N., Blalock W. C., McDowell G. M., Perdue H.. WrightW.A., Andrews J. T., Cooper J. J., PUcher W. H., Wicker B, H., Loper S. T., Poughesley W. H., Stewart W. H. H., Cune M. C., Rich W., Dent J. M.,

Barber's Creek Brown J. C.,

Bowenville

Barnesviiille ii ii
Barhiet tt ii 11
Barrettsville

Gay H. C., Goss I. H., WalkerS. H., Matthews C. C. H., Smith C. M., Bowie W. C., Daniel P. V., Gable N. W.. Whitaker W. H.,

Bowmiian it
Box Sprin"gs Brier Creek Brinsonville Brook's Statiiion

Bartioi w

M&Larty G. W., Blair J. S.,

Basco1b1 el

Cargyle B. M., Davis L. B.,

Bath Hazlehnrst B.,

Brownsville Brunsw1i1ck 11 ii

Curry D., Graham A. J., Weaver J. L., Brown G. B., Foute G. W., Leach T;, Smith T.J.,

Battle Ground Madden J. M,,

Baxiliey

GarrettC. C., Starnes W. L.,

Beaverd1a1 lo ii

Bowie W. C., MathisE.T., Wisdom F. L.,

Belair O'Daniel W.,

.

"

Bryantviiille

Buck Creek Buena Viisi ta

BuUard's

Bryan J. H., Tucker J. C., Lane J. J., Matthews H.H., Dent J. M., McNair B. M., Bell W. J., Brown B. J., Haynea ----, Wade D., Hulsey A. G., Noonan W., Frazer W. E., Latimer'C. T., Moore A. M., Smith H. J., Crump E. G.. Ketron I. A., Alexander M. T., DoeterB.B., Standifer W. M., Bullard W. M.,

Belleview Richardson S. L.,

Ben BQll Smith D. A.,

Bengal Walker J.,

Berkshire Slappy J. L.,

Berze11lia

Miller G. T., Roberts S. M.,

Big Creiiek ii

Baskins R. H., Richardson C. H., Warren C A..,

Big Savanna Clower W: P.,

Billow Davis S. W.,

Black Creek Moore J. T..

Blackshieiar ii 11 ii it

WilmotD. &., Fairhart H., Cull B. J. A., CullensF. T.. Spence W. A. J., Tinsley W. J.,

Blakiei ly ii

Turner Q. P., Twitty J. B., Twitty W. W.,

Blountsville Wood J. A.,

It

But11ler

Buzzard Roost Byromviitlle

Byriion

*

ii

Caiiiro 11 ii

Calvary Cam1i1lla
ii ii it ii 11 ii

JA8. P. HARRISONA CO., State Printers, Publishers, and Binders, 27 & 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ca.

PHY

906

PHY

Mayes S. D.. Harman T. M., Henley J. E., Wilson A. H., Samples C. L., Hcoven S. G.,

Camak Bone D.,

Campbelluton H

Maloy John, Oakley H., Rose S. J.,

Canoochuee

Smith H. J., Haynes W. J.,

' China Hiiill it 11 u
Choestoe

Speir J. H., Turk J. M.. Glover. W. P., Holland B. L.,

.

Cantiton

Bush W. J., . Houston A. P.,

Cardsvaille

Millan B. E. M., Phillips J. P.,

Clarkesviulle ii
ii

Aderhold H. D., Brawner A. M.,

Carnesvialle

Moore W. C., Collins W. A. L.,

Clarkston Clay HiU

Freeman H. G., Osborn D. O.,

Carnesville Hale A. J., a Hale A. J. Mrs.,

Claytuon

Tucker J. B.,

(i Underwood J. W.,

Cleveland

Cheney I. N., Cole J. P., Connell G. T., Fitts W. A., Gaulding W.,

Carrollition a ti

Freeman H., Barron J., Kingtnan A., Pureley G. T., Puraley S.,

Cliuchen Clint1o1 n ii ii

Butts J. W.

Carr'a Station Taylor E. H..

Clyattville

Jones T. J.,

H Lipscomb T. .L.,

Coal Mountain

Cartecay Jordan P. M.,

Cochran

Smith G. P., Baker T. H., Jackson J. E., Shepherd J. T.,

u Morgan Y. H.,

Cartersv<ili le u

Walker T. F., Hammond C. C., Vaughn A..

1C
11
Cohutta Springs ColUer

Wikle J. L.,

. Davis H. K.,

Cole City

Amos Thornburg, Price S.,' Battle B. I., Best P.,

Cassantdt ra

Bodgers W., Bush E.,

Cassvuille

Mulligans C. J., Wilkins P. C.,

Coleman's Depot Uolquiiitt u

Brown M. S., *

II Austin S. J.,

Columbus

Kinnebrew J. W.,

II Bacon J. E.,

Culbertson W. A.,

Cave Spring Butts James J.,

Gray M. W., Underwood J. B., Watts G. T.,

ii ii

Chafer T. P., Fogarty N. J., Gardner J. M.,

Eason N. W.,

Cedar Creek Grimes & Grimes,

Cochran G. W., Simmons W. B.,

Cedar Groiive

Jefferson W., Johnston D. W.,

Campbell J. W., Thurmond W. J.,

Cedar Hiiill

Jordan S. N.. Leitner Charles B.,

Minter J. F.,

Cedar Springs Mason J. J.,

Shackleford J. P.,

PittsJ. W.,

Chisolm G. W., England W. G., Harris C. H., Liddell J. A., Liddell M. Fl, BicharcUon E. H., Thompson B. B.,

Cedartoiwi n ii ii ii ii ii

Pond Asa.' Schley Edward B., Stanford Francis A., Terry Carlisle, Wilson E. Wr. Carter J. G., Lee W. H.,

Giles C. B.,

Centreville Bosser J. P.,

Campbell JS. C., Chalybeate Springs Stewart J. A.,

Henley J. E., Verdery P. S.,

Chapel HuDl

Turner C. H., Cordell N. T.,

Bryant T. 3S".,

Chattoogaville HalleyB. T.,

1C
II II II
1C
II
II II II II II 11 II II II II
Concord Condor Conyiei rs
ii u
Coog^le's M11ill

Forehand B. S., Harper A. C.,

Chauncey Cook J. D., Cherokee Mills Mixioii E. P.,

Cooksviiille

Blue B. B.,

China Hill Carlton G. E.,

Cool Spring

your Freight West via the . GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

PHY

907

PHY

Depree I. W., Green F., WoodT., Cash N. B.,

Cool Spri'<ng i'

Quinn W. D., Walton J. H., Walton B. J.,

Cooper Walton T. A.,

Danbur11gh ii it

Carr J. G., Shaw T. M.,

Co"osa

Smith W. B., Timmons H. C.,

Danlell's M"ills

Downey G., TaylorD.,

Coosawat1t1ee

Daniel G. C., Thompson B. M.,

Daniels v1i1lle

Coffee J. W., Johnson A., Andersen 8. M., Holland B. L.,

Copelaand

Harris B. B., Holmes James,

Cornucopia Kenan Spalding,

Livingston J. H.,

Dar"ien ii ii

Sapp W. A.,

Cottage Mills MeLarty T. A.,

Dark Comer

Alien W. G.,

Cotton Hill Cheatham D. L., Davisborough

Shivers M. M. & L. 0.,

Barton W. W..

Dawn ville

Hendrick J. B., Perry A. C., Willis B. W.,

Covingition ii

Cheatham C. A. & Son. Farrar G. W., Graves L. S.,

Dawsiion it

Janes G. W.,

Crawfish Spriiigs McHan H. M.,

Lathan T., Moore W. S..

Crawfo"rd

Picket C., Thompson H. C.,

Willingham W. MM '

ii Durham W. W.,

Farmer L. J.,

Crawfordville GossJ. H.,

Kent J. J., Eeid R. J., Shields S. S.,

ii ii

Hurst W. By Mayson A. S., Word B. C.,

Barrett J. H. M., Touchstone W. H.,

Creswiiell

Coulson J. M., Jones T. J.,

Crane T. J.,

Cromer's Griffin C. F.,

HartC. C.,

Cross Keys Kendrick W. S.,

SelmonW. L.,

Crystal Springs McCaU D. T.,

Dawsonv1i1lle ii
Deca1t1ur a " ii
Deverea11ux Dirt To1w1 n
ii

Cook J. E., Jordan M. G. W., Lesueur C. S., Anbra J. C., Bacon E. M., Brown B., Hockenhull John, Knox J. B., Nicholls F. H., Pool M. L., Biden H. P., Howard C. IN., Wynn D., Beeves T., Baldwin M. A., McLester L., Tackett & Smith, Toombs B. E., Chapman B. F., Howard N.F.,

Cullodiien ii

Joyner W. B., Thomson H. C., Winga J. C.,

Dixie DLx11on

Culverton Jones L. H.,

Doraville

Gumming Delegel E. J.,

Dorchester

ii ii ii ii

Bussey N. B.. . Fleming N. B., Lane G. M., McLarty G. W., Pool W. H., Biggers J. M.,

Cussei ta

GoTdin W. F., Hutcheson B. B.,

CutOff Phillips M. K.,

Double Branch11es ii
Douglas vaille Draketo1w1 n ' a

Cuthbiei rt ii ii

Barren M. L., Harmon H. H., Harrison J. H., Hightower B. H.,

Dahloneiiga

Stanley B., Sapp D.,

Drayton
Dublin 11
Dubols

Poster T. J., Parker G. T., Bobertson S., Gordon C. P., Bigaud J., Wright B. F.,

Dalilias . it

Adams B. S., Goodwin W. H., Lewis C. K., .

Dalitton it

Nichols W. J., Park T. Y., Bowers B. H.,

Dulu11th 11
Du Pont Eagle Cliff Eagle Grove

Douglas J. E., McClain W. B., Quinn A. S.,

Damascus DoddT., Lambert J. A.,
Danburgh Taylor S. A.,

East Potiint "

D T? \I7;il/svv'< General Insurance Agency,- Colambtu. Glint . Jr. WIIICOX S 1849 and Strongest in Georgia. 1879

PHY

908

PHY

Underwood T. G.,

Eastauollee Verdel D. B., Flatwoods Academy

Buchan J. M.,

Eastman BogersJ. D.,

' Fleming

Fisher H.,

" Cheney I. P.,

Florence

Mitchell W. W.,

. " Prather W. B.,

"

Etheridge J. A.,

Eatonton lolloway J. O.,

Florenceville

Gibson J. G.,

" Fletcher W. J., Flowery Branch

Nisbet&Nisbet,

" Mitchell G. A.,

"

Thomas G. Wy

" Ballinger M. B.,

Floyd Sprlnjp

Burroughs C. JL,

Eden Johnson L. D.,

Forest Hall

McConnel W. F.,

" Sikes W. B.,

"

Boya L. M..

" Alexander L. B.,

Forsyth

Jones Joseph,

Edgewood Carmichael W. I/.,

"

Mayson J. W.,

Edwardsville Budisill B. F.,

"

Norton B. G.,

Egypt Turner J.B.,

"

Bell David P.,

Elberton White A. F., ,

"

Deadwyler M. P.,

" Edgeworth S. C.,

Fort Gainw

Long N. G.,

" Gunn D. F.,

".

Matthews A. C.,

" Hatchett J. M.,

"

VerdeliD. B.,

" Johnson W. J., '

"

Ashford T. B.,

Ellerslie Mandeville J. T.,

"

Johnson J. B.,

Ellijay Gove J. H.,

Fort Lamar

Smith J. W.,

" Greene W. I.,

Fort Valley

Watkins E. W.,

" Hobbs J. V.,

"

Watkins J. M.,

" Hollinshead W. H.,

"

Spears F.,

Edon Jones W. P.,

"

Spears Thomas,

" Jones & Hobbs,

"

Hood J. W.,

Enon Grove Matthews W. B., .

"

Sewell J. H.,

Erastus Boss B. Jj. Bev.,

"

Sewell J. W.,

" Carter J. G.,

Fortner

Hogg ------

Erin Daniel J. B.,

Franklin

Scurry J. B.,

Esom Hill Daniel J. W.,

"

Selmon J. T.,

" Watkins W. H., ,

"

Casey H. B.,

Eubanks Caiitrell J. G.,

Freemansville

Brown A.,

Eudora Neese A. P.,

"

Calhoun F. B.,

Euharlee Chandler J. H.,

Fryer's Pond

Vanmeter I. N.,

" Hatcher L. B.,

"

Johnson M. B.,

Eureka BollinsS. F.,

Gaddlstown

Leggett E. H..

" Bailey J. W.,

Gainesville

Marshall W. B., Bell J. B.,

" Bradley H. S., Eureka Mills HamW.G.,

" "

Henry B. 'A., Dowie I. G.,

" LongH.J., Fairburn LytleA. T.W.,

" "

Farce P.,

" Massey B. J.,

"

Malone S., Mobley J. B.,

" Shafler A. J.. " Wadsworth J. N.,

" Garden Valley

Pennington T. E.,

" Wynn A. W.,

Geneva

Roan J. T.,

" Bledsoe F. M.,

Georgetown

Tidwell P. M.,

" Burnett S. P.,

"

ShieU H. T.,

Fancy Bluff Kaigler H. M.,

"

Anderson E. C.,

Farmington Baines C. B.,

Hestes J. T.,

" Kelley J. S.,

Gibson

Price J. A.,

" Boney T.,

'

Faver P.,

Fayetteville Nunn P.,

SimmonsJ. 8.,

" Scruggs E. G.,

"

WeldenE. B.,

" UsryXF.,

Wootaey I. G.,

" Whitely Jj

"

George J. A..

Feronla Dunegan B.,

Gillsvilte

Glover W. P.,

Five Points Quillian H. P.,

Daniel J. M., Flat Blver Factory Brigham J. C.,

". Girard

Head J. M.,

Flat Shoals Griggs B. E.,

Glenalta

your Cotton East via the



GEORGIA ROAD Past Freight Line.

PHY

9C)9

PHY

BabcockW. P., Drewry B. H., Taylor C. E., Long J. L., Gibson T., Gibson W. W., Hudson J. T., Jones L. M., Massey E. L, Culpepper James M.. Holley B. G. T., Turner L. G., Harris J. R., Latimer J. T., Smith W. C., Church C. J. M., McKie J. H., LeeJ. W., McWilliams J. P., Marsh J. J.,

Glenmore Griffin E.,

Hapeville

Goggansville Taylor J. P.,

Haralson

Goldsborough Jamieson W. W., Hamahatchee

Good Hope Peek W. Wy

"

Gordiion it u u

Sanders' A. J.,

Harlem

Shockley 3. P.,

"

Deadwyler V. H., Harmony Grove

Hardman I*. G.,

"

Hardman W. B. J. Bev.,

Gainesville Jones G. M.,

Harrell

II McElvey H. L.,

"

II Medlock J. M. G., Hartridgeville

Grantvii>lle ii

Eberhart George. Mathews A. J., Page W. H.,

Hartwell " "

Graysvuille

Webb C. A.. Dobbins J. S.,

" Hatcher's Station

Green Hill Dozier L. P.,

"

Greenbu11sh

Barber J. W., Hall P. H.,

Hazlehurst "

Story F. H., Bostick C. A. W.,

1C Latimer J. H., Green's Cut Colden C. M.,

". Hawkinsville

Adams W. E., Arrington W. B.. Bethea W. L., Godkin John B., Harris W. L. M., Holt David S., Walker J. E.,

Greensborouigr h
u

JelksN. P., Peurifoy A. W., Smith A. A.,

u u

Taylor A. B., Schaffuer J. P.,

ii it

Crump E. L., Samples C- L.,

" " " " Hephzibah Herndon "

Anthony E. B., Hall B. P., Terrell E. B., Terrell J. E. G.,

Greenviulle It
u

JMcClure W. H., Sherman W. Hi, Smith J. N., Doster M. P.,

Hiawasaee Hickory Flat Hickory Grove High Shoals

Bishop M.,

Greshamville Jackson P.,

"

Gresham W. P., Henley A. W.,

1C Boberts St. P., 1 Pool M. L.,

" Hightower

Moody W.,

1 Garland J. T.,

Hillsborough

Caldwell J. J., Daniel M. J., Drewry N. B., Moore J. L.,

Griff< in i 4

King T. B., Hudson G. L., Jenkins B. H., Joues Jesse.

t? Hogansville
" "

Gibson T.,

Griswbldville Jones T. J..

"

Hunter A. E..

Grove Couch G. D.,

Hoggard's Mill

WalkerS. H..

1C Jones H. S.,

"

Lockhart D. V.,

Grove Level Brown I. 2f..

Holland's Mill

Hatton J., iladdox J.,

Grovetouvm

Burnett G. W., Asflin W.,

" Hollingsworth

Singleton T. A., Vincent G. M., Young S. T..

Gum Creuek u

Owens B. M., Webster ----, Baxley J. B.,

Hollonville Holly Springs
Hollywood

Archer H. E.. Toole. J. A.,

Guytuon

Beale L. B., Graham A. J.,

" Holmeaville

Bunkine S. W.,

Habira Chenault A. D.,

Homer

Moore W. J..

Halcyon Dale Hayden Thomas,

"

MitcheU & Copeland, Hamilton Lockhart V. D.,

"

BowieJ.W..

HampBranch Miller J. W.,

"

Barnett N. T., Peebles W. H.. Tnrnipeeed J. C., Weldon E. B.,

Hamptiion u it

Mattox L. C.,

Homerville

Gilbert W. B.. Horn's Cross Roads

Delaperriere J. C., Hosch's Store

Delaperriere W. P.,

"

The Press ahd People regard THE CHRISTIAN INDEX the best Advertising Medium in the South.

PHY

910

PHY

Morgan W. 8., Shaw G. W.,

Houston Carroll C. C., Kurtz W. J.,

Laurens Haill

Hall J. W.,

Howard Dodd H. Cy

Lawrenceville

Bryans J. H..

Indian Springs Freeman H.,

Saunders S. S.,

Freeman S. H..

Fluker D. R.,

Irwlnton Mitchell T. K.,

Jenklns W. A.,

Ivanhoe Moore J. R.,

Ellis J. T.J Mapp J. L.,

Jacksiton

Moore R. B., Winn A. M.,

Tucker W. J.,

Perkins E. A.

Lawtonville

Hewill W. C., WoolridgeC.Jy

Jamestowa n

Wallace A. B., Wallace F. R..

Woolridge J. H.,.

PaulO. H.,

Leary's

Maddox G. W.,

Jasper Sims W. A.,

.Stearns A. H.,

Bentley B. F.,

Leathersville

Burns J. M., Carithers N. W.,

Jefferson Coleman H. H., Love J. T.,

Leesburigt h

Delaperriere W. P. & J. C., DosterJ.J..

" Jarrard J. D., " Lattner J. T.,

Lueo

Olenu J. M. ?

" Aderhold W. V.,

Lexington

Pendergrass J. B.,

" Faust W. Z.,

Watson W. A.,

" Willingham B. V.,

Carswell B. S.,

Jeffersonville Hareway J. M.,

Liberty Hill

DupreeJ. ET

" Warren & Eandall,

Richardson S. L.,

" Jackson C. M.,

Lily Pond

Wimberly J. R.,

" ManseU W. H.,

Hme Branch

Lester R. F.. .

Jesup Ferguson S. G. N..

Llncolnton

Little Z. W.,

" Wilkes J. L. & W. D.,

"

Middleton W. S.,

" Gilmer W. R.,

Linton

.Rhodes J. W.,

Jewell's Stone J.,

"

Middleton J. R., Johnston Station Stone R. G.,

"

Munroe T. F.,

" Bond W. P.,

Lithoni*

Pinkston G. W.,

Jones Mills Chupp D. R.,

"

Armstrong J. M. (hygienic.)

Curry J. M.,

Locust Grove

(See p. 553.)

Jonesborough Henley T. J.,

'

"

Cousins J. W.,

" Coffee M. W.,

Logansville

McKown J. A.,

" Hammonds R. A.,

Sims J. W.,

" Johnson J. H..

Long Branch

Venable J.,

" Roach J. W.,

"

Gwyn J. P.,

Jordan's Store Cook B. C.,

Long Cane

Hamilton J. W. H., Jug Tavern Hill C. M..

"

Saunders J. M., Carroll John,

" Slatham J. P., Kansas Cox J. J.,

" Long Pond

Smith G. W.,

Kenuesaw Bostick A. A..

LouisvUle

Bruce R. J.,

Kingaborough Garvin R. A.,

"

Brace W. W.,

Hunter E. H. W.,

"

Jones T. F.,

Kingston KeUy J. M.,

"

Kinnebrew W. H.,

Powell I. R.,

"

Kinnebrew W. J..

Nash D. T.,

Lovejoy's Station

Parker C. G. B. W.,

Kirkland Lockbart C. H.,

Lovelace

Jones J. W.,

Knoxville Pitman E. D.,

"

Farris D. C. & S. W., LaFayette Mobley J. E.,

Lumber City

Baugh J. A.,

LaGrange Reynolds J. B..

"

Callaway E..

RyalsJ. C..

"

Ridley C. B.,

Battle T. W.,

Lumpkin

Styles C. A.,

Carter J. E.,

"

Green J. D.,

Lairdsborough Gregory W. A.,

"

Thomason F. M.,

Barton R. F.,

Luthar

Stevenson J. R., Barkwell J. W.,

Lamar Raley C. H., Laurens Hill Lassetter H. J.,

LTithersville

your Merchandise from Boston and New York, ' via the GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

PHY

911

PHY

Taylor J. W.,

Luthersville McConnell W. T.,

Taylor J. W. Jr.,

. " CookJ. R.

Baxley J. B.,

McBean Depot 3oodwin J. B.,

Preskitt A.,

.

r' Bawls E. H.,

Marlow Marshall ville
11 H

Vann H.,

McDonald Wade J. D.,

11

Watkins H. L.,

" Odom M. N.,

Marysvillfr

McDonald T. B., McDonald's Mill Brightwell J. H.,

Maxey'

Nolan E. M.,

McDonough Durham W. H.,

TyeL.M.,

Baker J. T.,

Mayfleld

Daniel A. B., Farmer J. W., Hendry A. J., Mell J. B., Owens O. C., Crockett M. J., Pickett J. H., Tison T. M.,

Melntoush u u K

BurkbalterE. I., Hampton H. J., Hogan J.. Thomas J. J., Harper B. G.,

McLellan's Miiill ii

Johnson M., Snead C., Groover J. B.,

u
Maysvi1l1 leMelville
MeriweatKher ii
Mica

Ryals H. C., Stapleton W. J., Swinney W. E., Jones F. M.,

McVuille ii

Bowie J. W., Chenault A. D., Baffin W. W.,

Macedonia Murdock T. M.,

Middle Ground Middle Biver Midville

Blackshear J. E., Clinkscales A. L., Duggan J. B., Danwody W. E., Ferguson E. G., Fitzgerald E., Green J. M., Greene W. A., Hall C. H., Hammond D. W.,

Maciion 11 ii ii u 11 ii 11

Hand I H., Lubbs T. T., Miller J.S.L., Roach T. S., Scare G. W., Harris J. L., ' Lockhart J. W., Povrell T. O.. Shinholser, J. N., Smith B. G.,

Milford Mill Buay
it ii
MUledgeville
a ii ii u

Holt W. F.,

u Palmer S. W.,

Millen

Johnson H. V., Johnston L. L.,

II Hunt & Townsend, II PolhillJ. G.,

Miluner

McCrary J. G.,

II Talley J. W.,

Mill town

Magruder A. L. C.,

II Davis A. E..

Mineral Springs-

Mettauer H. A., Boosevelt C. J., Virgin S. H., WrightP. H.,

II Ix>vett B. W.,

II Mills G. S.,

11 II

Mims T. S., Smith H. H.,

Mobley Poand: u ii

Andersou B., Bell A. A., George P., . Gown B. A., Hitchcock W. L., Hollingsworth W. T., Knight G. B., Bowland E. J., Webb G. W.,

Madisiion u ii ii u u ii ii

Gallaway 2f. L., Hardman W. S. B., Jackson M. M., Lewis G. W., Long J. L., Beaves ----, Robinson J. I., Engrain B. O., VinsonJ. W.,

Monirioe it ii K
u II
Mentezuma I

Anderaon W. P., Dowdy B. T., Gordon C. H., DeLappeierre A., DeLappeierre J. C.,

Mallorysvuille

Watts A. A., Clements G. M.,

Mapleford Dozier G. B.,

Marcuus

Elder J. G., Maddox W. D.,

II
Montieeiillo ii ii

DeLappeierre W. P.,

K Briscoe T.,

Morgan

ClelandG. W., Gober N. N., Mozley S. G., I Beynolds H. V., Tennent G.,

Marie11tta ii iiii1

Chaney W. D., Clements J. A., Gladen J. A., -Alston T. M., Fain T. T.t

it u Morgantiion

D. F. Willcox, GENESAL INSUEANCE AGENT, COLUJCBUS, GA. Policies of all Mnds.

PHY

912

PHY

Lyon T. H., Deakems S. B.,

Morgant11on

Hunt F.. Jurroughs W. B.,

Ousley Owen's Ferry

Bourquin S. W., Hitch B. M., Hicks O. Eogers T. W.

Morviten

Davenport*J. T., Harrelf F. M.,

Mount Vernon Jongino T. D.,

Watkins J. H.,

Palme"tto 11 11

Martin H.,

Mount Zion Zellars W. A.,

Parker C. W. Eev.,

Sallersteat T. S.,

Bartley S. W. Eev., Meadows B. F.,

Mountain Hiiill

Sberhart J. G., Parker J. H.,

Panola Paoll
Parker's Store

Stoesberry T.,

Mud Creek Mills Jeard S. T.,

Pateville

Sanders J. M., Lanier T. B. Bev., Oliver T. V.,

Mulberry Munnerlayn

3-unter J. H., Peachstone Gunter J. L. Eev., Scott D. W.,

Shoiat ls 11

Cunningbam W. H., Nacoochee jove H.,

Pearson

Starr E. F., West E. P..

ii

Trainer E. W., Reaves H.,

Peeksville Pendarvls

Garrison H. P.,

Nails Creek Arrington W. B.,

Penfleld

Nixon W. C., Massey H. D., Owenby F. M.,

Nannie Nebo

McGaughey Landrum T.

J. M.. W.,

'

New Bridge Sanders J. W.,

ii it

Wright F., Looper S. T., Brown J. D., Calhoun A. B., Earnest J. G., Moore J. T.. Peddy G. W., Eeese J. T., Smith C. D., Welch F. I., Touchstone J. D., Touchstone J. P.,

New Market Perkins E. A., Perkins' Junction

New Prospect Havis M. W.,

Newnan Mann C. E.,

ii it ii it

Palmer J., Smith J. B., Sharp B. M., Fite H. W., BicheyE. A., McDonald W. A., Brooks T. J.,

Newttion

Hall D. M., Miller T. B.,

Pe"rry ii "
Perry's Mil Pine L"og
Pine Bloom Pineviiltle 11

W-illis G. M., Aiken B. 8., Nolen W. S.,

Harper George A. .

Newton Factoitry

Tullis N. G., Miller J. T.,

Plains of Duitra Plainville

Brsran J., Bridgman B. E.,

Nickville Birdsong J. C., Nochway Pirkle J. I.,

Pleasant HOI Pleasant Grove

Gatchell A. M. Mrs.. Gatchell H. P., Mills J. W., Bichardson M., Darden W. B., Sappington L., Boston E. W., Gray bill L. A.,

Norcriot ss

Oslin S. 8., Townsend B. 8.,

ii

Jones C. G., Jarrell W. H.,

Norwood McCarty J. H.,

O'Neal's Mills BogersJ. T.,

Ochlochnee Braselton B. F.,

Oconee Mitchell W. H.,

Pleasant Httill
PoIndexJa.-, Point P\Mfc?r-
PolksvLle Pond Foitrk

Haines A. J., McBride & Wood, Palmer J. M.,

!! Kiker H. A.,

ii

Monson F. A., Jones C. H.,

Poplar Springs Pots Mountain

Brown J. F., Matthews A. H., Gastin G. P., Holsonbake B. F., Holly E. G. T., Jessup J. M., Olliver T. P., Lanier A. B., Lawrence J. G., Crawley I. L., HaleE. H.,

Ogeechee Gotten J. F.,

Murray E. E.,

Oglethorpe Eeynolds H.,

" ii 11

Sackey W. T., McGee L. M., Eedwine C. L., Cbappell T. A.,

Oliivi er

Warren C. A., Mitchell P. H.,

Orchard Hill Alston J. T.,

Osceola ClarkeJ. P.,

Powder Springs ,','
Powellviilile Powera
Powersville Prattsburgh
Presttoi n

your Merchandise from Philadelphia and Baltimore via GEORGIA ROAD Fast Freight Line.

PHY

913

Jenkins W. F., Kendrick W. C., Smith J.,

" "

Hardin S. M., Garrett C. C., Westmoreland J. W.,

Jelks E. A., McCall J. H., Mabbett H., Clower J. T., Eason M. W., Ingraham L., Borders B., Harbin W. D., Groves J. F., Haues M., Wade B. M., Wells W. B., Claridy C. S., Alexander O. L., Rogers J. B., Tootle J.. Mattox L. C.,

Quitman Brown & Embrey,

1C Brantly & Hatch, II Hollifleld H. K".,

Bay's Mills Mathis A..

Bed Bran*ch

Bawlings William, Boberts J. B.,

Bed Biiud

Bodgers B. Y., Tanner O. W.,

Bed C"lay ii ii

Bradford P. R, Watkins D. J., Lively M. M., Peckham A. A.,

Bed Oak Barnard A. F.,

*

Beidsv"ille ii

Bulloch W. G., Charlton T. J.. Charters W. M.,

Chisholm T. B.,

Christopher, W. H., Newsom B. F.. Newsom G. W., McKellar J. D.,

Beynolds Coker P. H. (c),

" "

Duncan William, Elliott W. H., Falligant L. A.,

Alston C. IS"., Alston C. N"., Jr., Smith I., Duggan G. M., Pope B. G.,

Blchlaiind ii ii ii

Fish John D., Habersham J. C., Harden T. C., Herndon Broaie S., Houstoun J. P. S.,

Barry A. L.. Fowler A. S., GlennJ. S., Matthews J. L.,

Kinggio'ld '

Hunter H. E., IvyH. H., Johnston J. M., KJQorr Louis,

Borders B., Curtis W. M.,

Bobertson's St"ore

LeHardy H., LeHardy J. C.,

BroylesJ. J.,

Bock Springs Luekan F.,

Mltchell L. L.,

MeFaAnd J. T.,

Hester ---,

Bockalo Martin J. D.,

Robertson W. J., Thomason F. M.,

it

Morel J. S., Myers B. P.,

LooperS. T.,

Bockplle Purse B. S.,

Thompson W. H., .

Vl Bead James B.,

Green M. M.,

Bocky Creek Sanders B. Stewart,

AddyJ.J.,

Bocky Mount Schley C. C.,

Alexander J., Battey & Holmes, Lovelace E. P.,

Boirtne 'i

Sheftall B. F., Stone F. B., Stone G. H.,

AndersotfB. B.,

Boswell Thomas J. G.,

Greer T. G., Stout S. H.,

ii

WaringJ. J., YongeTEaston, '

Osborn C. N., VealJ. D.,

Boystiion

Gay D. E., Johnston T. C.,

Clark L. L..

Buckersville Johnston J. W.,

Chambliss B. F., Montgomery W. D.,

Bussellviiille

Lane E. W., Mayer J. A.,

Brown J. P.,

Butledge Barns J. C.,

Brtillo G. B., Winson G. F.,

it

Couch J. M., Couch W. By

gopton J. P.,

St. Marks Hodnett B. F.,

HardeeC.,

St. Marys Tyler J. P.,

PHY Sallacoa Salt Sprin"gs Sand Hill Sanders ville
ii " " " " Sandy Cr1o1 ss Sar1d1 is " '< Savann"ah
ii 11 " " ii 11 11 11 " " ii
1C
11 II II 11
1C
II II II 11 11 II I
,! " " 11 * 11 ii Scarborough
11 11
Sen1o1 ia 11
11

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PHY

914

PHY

Bullard J. H., Holland A. H.,

Shady Dale Thomas W. A., Steven's Pottery Gilmore E. T.,

Barnett J. W..

Sharon Beasley J. S.,

Stiles borough

Davidsoa A. C., Brown D. H.,

Albert J. F., Sharpsburgh Hightower B. H.,

Stockbridgfr

Jackson W. A.,

Jackson J. F.,

North A. Gy North B; W.,

Kirkland ----, Norton A. B.,

Stoektuon

Alien B. J., Little E. D., Ellison T. C.,

Sheltonville DilworthJ., 1C Hamilton J. L.,
Shiloh Jones L. H.,

Stone Mountauin u

Gilmer ----.

Summey C. L.,

Biley S. G.,

Clements J. W.,

Sublljfna.

Purk W., Wynn A. B.,

Siloam MitchellH. N., Silver Creek Thomas F. A.,

Sugar Hill

Brooks J. F.,

Simsville Frix A. B., -

Sugar Valley

Bowe B. L.. CoUins O. C.,

Quinn M.,

Sumach

Smarr's Station Bonchelle L. B. Rev.. Summertown

Akers H. P., Guild L. A.,

Smitht1o1 n

Whitehead J. C., Bryant J. W.,

" Summerville

Clark J. C.,

Smithville Calhoun J. C.,

"

Peacock L. A., Sanders M.. D., StapletonJ. Q., Turners. K., Childress W. A., Connally W. C., Dodd H. C., Harden C. L.,

K Budicil E. Y.,

Thomas J. J.,

Lamberting M. D. C.f

Tanner G. W-,

Smyrint a

Freeman J.. Sewell D. H.,

Guthrie H. W..

" Harris J. C.,

" " Sun Hill " Sunny Dale Sutellee Suwanee "

Harden W. P.,

" LeeL. H.,

Garlington ----, Snapping Shoals Bell & Sumner,

" Swainsborough

HusonE. O., Webb J. P.,

" Douglass G. B., " Mims J. A.,

Sylvani* "

Barrett W. S., Gibbs D. A., Spence N. B.. Williams H. J..

Social Circle Mims W., " Bardwell E. L.. " Boyd S-, " Wells F. J..

" Talbotton
" "

Donaldson B. A.,

Sonora Wells H. N.,

"

Dudley M.J.,

" Atkinson B.,

Tarborough

AJfriend W. L. & E. D., Sparta Burroughs W. B.,

Burt H. L. & A. M..

" Daniels A. B.,

Taylor's Creek

Durham A. F., Elder J. H., Thomas F. A., Laidler J., Anderson W.,

" Hendry A. J., " Mell J. P., " Mooney M. B., Spoonville Green J. G., Spring Place Taylor A. P.,

u u Taylorsville

Krester E. H. L.,

" Underwood Joseph, Teloga Springs

Davis J. F.,

Springfield Brantly & Hatch,

Tennifle

Wilson W. H.,

" Bullard W. D.,

"

Copeland B..

Springwood Davis C. L.

"

Bogers W. J.,

Stapleton Mason G. L.

.Kuott D., Bives B. B., Rutland B.,

Stark Smith B. D., Starkville Merchurson BT. B.,
" Drake J. C.,

" The Bock Thomaston

Smith J. N.,

" Hannah G. W. T.,

"

HaUJ. F., Higdon J. P.,

Statenville Suggs & Patterson, " Adams S. S.,

Thomasville

Foss W. L.,

Stateaborough Andrews J. D.,

'

McBee W. E.,

. Stephens DeWitt W. F.,

'

Sanders E. L.,

" Wethington B. T.,

"

TI If 1? the GEORGIA RAILROAD,

1M1VJ.*

the Popular Route from Atlanta.

PHY

915

PHY

Barton W., Durham G. W., Harrison E. S., Johnston R. C., Jones J. S., Pitts W. M., Green H. H., Moore F. McF.,

Thoms"on " " 11

Milieu G. M., 3,uarterman K. A., Hosrg J., Hall M. B., Hubert P., Hubert B. W.,

Tiltiion

Bonner B. F. C., Cummins: I>. B.,

Walthourville "
Warnerville Warrenton
" " Warrior Wartben

Duggan J. B.,

Toombsborough MayJ. H..

"

Robison W. B., Thaxton J. F., McRae F. B.,

Heard S. T.,

.

Towallga Mobley L. W.,

Towns Bidley J. N.,

Warwick " "

Stephens J. G.,

Track Bock Andrews H. F.,

Washington

Andersen P. S.,

Trickum Ficklen J. B.,

"

Rudicil B. Y.,

Trlon Factory Lane James H.,

"

Beasley A. E.,

Troup Factory Mulligan George W.,

"

Cochran E. C., Kirkpatrick J. T., Young T. J., Brown D. H., North A. G., North B, Wl, PageG.H., Findley C. D., Richardson S. S., White G. E.,

Tunnel Hiiill ii

Richardson D. B., White D. M., Folks W. B.,

Tuiriin ii ii

Burdell T., Ford L. B.. Whitehead A. G., Atkinson B.,

Twiggsv"ille

Burroughs W. B., Johuson J. R.,

.TyTy Griggs A. N.,

WatkinsviUe "
Way Cross Waynesborough
<f " Waynesville " Way's Station West Point

Byrum J., Carlton B. F., Cheney W. O., Moore W. A., Randle A. H.,

Union Po"int ii ii ii

Grisrgs J. W., McMillian J. E., OslinJ.W., PatiUo C. T.. Howell J. M.,

" " " " White Plains

Wright J. F.,

Unionville Moore I. D.,

"

Cooper W. D., Matthews C. C. H.,

Upatoie Gillespie W. A., White Sulphur Springs

Burton J. B., Lang G., Rogers M. H., Thomas B..

Valdoist ta ii .1

Brown W. T., Moore J. T., Macon T. G., Norwood L. C.,

Whitesburgh "
Whitesville "

Phillips J. B., Wynn A. B.,

Van's Valiliey

Deakins S. R., Brown I. N.,

Wildwood Wilsonville

Rauschenberg F. A., Varnell'sStat'n BurnettG.,

Bacon E. M., Bell W. J., Castleberry T.,

Vickery's Cre11ek "

Timberlake P., Wade J. D., Anthony T. B.,

" Winchester
" Winterville

Bivens J., Forbes J., Stovall C. T., Stovall S. B., Roberts T. H., Slaughter J. T., Slaughter J. T., Jr., Clements A.,

Vieniina ii

CarfcrW. D.,

"

Hutchinson T. D.,

"

Williams D. J. Bey., Wisdom's Store

Gudger L. P.,

Wood Lawn

Villa R*i*ca "

Dixon E. E., Dixon J. T., Dean W. H.,

* Woodbury Wcodstock

Villanow Latimer H.,

"

Ford A. W.,

Payne D.,

-"

Hunt H. T., Childress W. A.,

Roberta B. E., Viniug Station Davant J. M.,

" Woodville

Sherrod J. H., Battle & Manson, Hardin D. A.. Mitchell H. A., Harris B.,

Wadiliey

Durham J. L., Wingo J. C.,

Walesca Linder J. L.,

Walnut Peck W. H. H.,

Walthourville Holloway J. O.,

.

"

Wooley's Ford

Wylly

Wynn's Mill

Yatesville

D F Wlll/k/w COLUMBUS, SEPEEBENT3 TEE MUTUAL LIFE . i*. WUICOX, INS. CO. OFlTEWYOBg. Atmtt over 186,000,000

PIA '

916

FBI

Cousins S. B.,

Yellow Dirt Foster A. G. W.,

Newnan

Johnson W. B.,

Yellow Biver Cooper G. M..

Ogeecbee

Gilbert J. C.,

York Towers & Sullivan,

Borne

Newman J. P.,

C( Parish George W.,

Savannah

Chastain J. B., Beckham J. C.,

Young Cane Zebulon

Plumbers.

Green L. J., Richardson Henry L.,

(See Ga and Steam Fitters.)

"

Plumbers' Supplies.

Pianos and Organs.

Hunnicutt & Bellingrath.

Estey Organ Co. (See front edge.)

(See p. 304.)

Atlanta

Atlanta

Pork Packers.

Freyer F. L.,

" Hall T. N.,

Atlanta

Guilford G. P.,

" McFerran. Shallcross & Co.

Phillips & Crew,

" (See p. 270.)

Louisville, Ky

Oates George A.,

Augusta

Robinson G. O. & Co.

Portrait Painters.

(See p. 267.)

" Rooney A. C.,

Acworth

WiegandJ.,

" Gregory J. R. Mrs.

Smith L. W. & Co.,

Macon (Seep. 315.)

Atlanta

J^udden & Bates.

Savannah GuerryA.,

"

Grant Antoinetti Mrs.

Van Stavoren J. H.,

"

(See p. 737.)

Thomasville de Beruff Charles,

Macon

(Makers.)

Potteries.

Brenner Peter,

Augusta Davidson D. M. & A. T.,

Leo

(Repairers.) FlentJe F. W.,
(Tuners.)

Doreey E. & T.,

Borne

Pitchford J. H., Delay B. V.,

Stevens Bros. &. Co.

" " Osceola

BarthC. F. (See p. 309.) Atlanta (See p. 772.)

Stevens Pottery

Pictures and Picture Frames. Thomas & Jones,

Young Cane

Goodman C. M.,

Atlanta

Powder.

Browne J. J. (See p. 367.)

The Sycamyre Mfng Co..

Augusta

Nashville, Tenn

LadevezeC. A. (c),

"

Franklin J. B., agt, Brunswick

Bozeman F. H. &C. C.

(See p. 533.)

Hawkinsville

Irvine E. D.,

Macon

Smith L. W. & Co.,

"

Thompson L. F.,

Thomasville

Piers.

Printers.

BobinsonD. & Co.,

Albany

Bergstrom A. M.,

Atlanta

Bennett & Wells

"

Christopher W. T. & Bro., "

Dickson H. H.,

"

Dodson & Scott,

"

Harrison Jas. P. & Co.

(CusJiing's Patent.) Wilkins,Post fit Co.
(See p. 339.)

Augusta

(Seeopp.p. 320.) Hitchcock &. Walden.
(Bee p. 317.) Reynolds T. S.,

" "

Pills.

Sisson V. P..

Dr. Gilder's liver Pills, W. H. Barrett, propr. (See back cover.) Augusta Plow Manufacturers.

Winham E. 1.. (See p. 343.)

Gow J. L.,

Augu ta

Jowitt & Shaver,

Bichards W. T. & Sons,

Sainsimon & Paul,

Avery B. F. & Sons.

Walsh & Wright. (See p. 377.)

(See p. 300.)

Atlanta Walker, Evans & Cogswell.

Southern Plow Co.,

Columbus See p. 783.)

Charleston, S. C

Brinly, Miles & Hardy.

Gilbert Thomas.

(See p. 271.)

Louisville, Ky (Seep. 445.)

.Columbus

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line from Macon.

PRO

917

BBS

Carter J. A. & Co.,

Decatur Gilbert C. I* & Co.

Stroud A. B.,

Grantville (See p. 6870

Savannah

Ledbetter F. M.,

Greenville Herman & Kayton.

"

Murray A. S.,

Griffin Holcombe, Hull & Co.,

"

Burke J. W. & Co., Seifert & Smith, WingGeo. P.,

Mac11on

Publishers.

it Anchor Publishing Co.,

Atlanta

Purse B. J.,

Marlow Appleton D. & Co., J. Van Holt

Nevln & Shanklin,

Borne Nash, agt. (See front paster.)

Omberg A.,

Atlanta

EstiU J. H. (See p. 703.) Savannah Chambers J. H. & Co.,

"

Fretwell & Nichols,

" Harrison Jas. P. & Co.

Matter Cotton,

" (See opp. p. 320.)

"

Nichols G. N. (See opp. p. 698.) " Hitchcock & Walden.

Otto Ely,

" (See p. 317.)

"

Patton i>. G.,

" Morton A. O,

"

Stern Jonathan,

" Sholes A. E. &. Co.

(Label.) Purse E. M.,

(See adv.) Marlow Burke J. W. &. Co.,

Macon

Produce and Commission.

Pumps, Pipe, Etc. Hunnicutt & Bellingrath.

(Merchants.)

(See p. 304.)

Atlanta

Johnson Elam. (See p. 321.)

Zimmerman B. P., Atlanta Bobbe C. A.,

" Augusta

Saul W. S., Berry J. M., Denning D. H. & J. T., Timberlake F. A. & Co.,

"

Quaries.

Augusta Stone Mountain Granite & B. B. Co.,

"

Stone Mountain

Beck W. C.,

Brunswick

Queensware.

Denton & Lynn, Cannon W. F. & Co.,

Dalton (See, also, China, Glass and Queens-

Macon

ware.)

Carver J. D., GreerJ. F., McCallie A., Smith C. C., Miller W. I.,

" Gunniaon S. W., " Brown G. H.,

Albany "

" Seltzer H.,

"

" Savannah

Railings--Iron.

Scott Walter,

"Warreiiton Artope T. B. (See p. 581.) Macon

Provision Dealers.

Re-Distillers.

Langston & Crane. (See p. 323.)
Powell& Rock well .

Atlanta

Weller W. L.. & Son. Louisville, Ky

Smitb, Hack & Co.

Restaurants.

(See p. 375.)

Augusta Kemp & Mock,

Albany

Clements J. W.,

Columbus Ventulett J.,

"

Hamilton J. H. (See p. 445.) ' Chapman J. P.,

Americns

McFerran, Shallcross & Co. Alien's Palace Restaurant.

(See p. 270.) Huff & Harris, Small A. B.,

Louisville, Ky (See p. 302.) Macon Ballard W. J., Calhoun M. (c),

Atla1n1 ta 11

Floyd 8. S..

Madison Franklin Restaurant,

Foster A. W.,

Powers H.,

Foster, Wright & Co.,

ScarrattJ.B. (See p. 338.) "

Hough A. S.,

Thompson R. G. (See p. 335.) "

Orr John,

Henson. Charles (c),

Augusta

Alexander A Maxwell.

Henson Lexius (c),

"

(See p. 679.)

Savannah Chambers J. T.,

Barnesville

Blacksbear C. J. & Co.

Stroud & Woodall,

"

(See p. 679.)

" Harrison W. H.,

Brunswick

THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Establlshed 68 years ago. Jas. P. Harrlson A Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ca.

BIG

918

SAL

Byrd H. (c),

Columbus SmythFrank,

Augusta

Heyman C. & Co., Baiford & Woodard,

Eastman

Rope, Warps, Etc.

Helfrich S.,

Eatonton

(JUanufacturert.)

Brown J. S., James J. D., Harris & Brooks,

Elbertiion Oglethorpe Mnfg Co., Forsyth Panola Factory.,

Panoitla

Smith W. L.,

Rubber Stanps.

Brown T. M.,

Fort Gaines

Smith A.,

Gaiuesville

Tarver W. H. & Bro.

(See p. 533.)

HawkinsviUe

Benner J. H. & T. M.,

Macon

Christian J. M. W.,

"

Engel E. H.,

"

Fairbanks C. F.

(See p. 315.)

Atlanta

Huntoon & Esmond.

(See p. 772.)

."

Bayne E. M.

(See adv.)

Philadelphia

Harris T. H., agt,

'" Saddlery and Saddlery Hard

Isaac E.,

"

ware.

Valentine J,, Beid J. S., Sargeant J. H., Webb W. H., .

" Newnan
Borne

Mell W. B. &. Co. (See p. 699.)

Savannah

"

Saddles and Harness.

Conley P. J., Cosman J., Ferrell W. B., Freil John H., Mannion J., Robinson J., Wechsler C. Mrs., Lacome J.. Knox C. E.,

Savannah " " " " " ."
Talbotton Thomson

Barrett, Coker & Co., Alien B. H., Maxwell J. B., May R. H. & Co.
(See p. 371.) Osborn H. E. (c),
Sherman W. L., Thomas T.,
BornJ.,

Amerlcus Athena Atlanta Augusta "
" "
Bainbridge

Rice. (Dealers.)

Baruwell S. S.,

Bairdstown

Cook I. W.,

BeUton

Simmons J. S., .

Big Creek

Gilbert C. L>. & Co. (Seep. 687.)
WaplesW. D-, (Factors.)

Harris C. A.,

Savannah "

Alien B. H.. Hudson J. F., Atwood S. J.,

Edwards <fc Bowler,

Blue Spring Buford Camilla
Cartersville "

Comer H. M. & Co.,

Savannah

Habersham's Bob. Son & Co., "

Woodbridge B. W.,

"

Hudgins & Mountcastle,

"

Callihan J. A.,

Chestnut Gap

Dawson F.,

Cochran

Bradford M. A.

(TJu-eshers.)

(See p. 445.)

Columbus

Waples W. D.,

Savannah

Hipp J. W. & F. M., Boggus B. H.,

Ellijay Franklin

Rolling Mills.

McKee T. S., Brown T. L.,

Griffin Louisville

Atlanta Rolling Mill Co.

Bernd Bros.,

Macon

(See p. 304.)

Atlanta Kent W. B.,

"

Rolls and Rolling Mill Cast

May R. H. & Co. (See p. 371.) "

Seaman I. S.,

Quitman

ings.

Carnochan A.,

Bome

Atlanta Rolling Mill Co.

(See p. 304.)

Atlanta

Flemming J. B., Neidlinger E. L., McGlashen P.,

" Savannah Thomasville

Roofers.

Crawford T.,

Valdosta

Hunnicutt & Bellingratb.

(See p. 304.)

Atlanta

MiUer & Bro., Saloons.

West Point

Smith O. A.,

.

" Kemp & Mack,

Albany

th GEORGIA RAILROAD,
the Best Route East.

SAL Ventulett J., Nelson W. J., Chapman J. P., Bailey J. T., Cleveland B. P., Rousey & Adams, HamilW. M., Harris C. S., Saxton W. T., Beusse J. H. D., Lampkin B. H., MeDermedP.W., Marks & Cohen, Stern & Alien, Anderson N. Mrs., Autry T. J., Bender W.. Breitenbucher P., Burke T., Campbell B. 2f., Campbell & Johnson, Campbell & Jolly, Carroll O. C., Carroll P., ChafflnJ. L.. Chisolm A. G., Cumming P., Delleshaw & Williams, Dohme B., Domini A., Domini Jy Doonan P., Folsom L. B., Francis T., Gersbon A., Grady T. P., Grant & Williams (c)r Griffin J. L., Hendschel Q., Hunter & South, Jentzen J. H., Jones P., Jones & Co., Kelly J., Kenny P. J., Kyle V- C., Loyall B. J., McNamara P., Mabra M. J., Maher M. B., Martin T. B., Mason & Weaver, Meister P. A. B., Mercer E., Mullins B. A., NallyA Maher, O'Connor D. A., Owens H. P., Pause T. B., Pease O. L.,

93 9

SAL

Albany Bichter P.,

Atlanta

Allapaha Bedding W.H..

"

Americus Sailors J. C.,

"

Aqui(illa it

Sandman H., SeweU J. W., Simon C. C.,

" " "

Arlingt11on ti

StewartG. B., Stewart & Higgins, Strickland G. D.,



Atheuns .1 11

Thompson T. P., Thurman J. C., Tiller J., Trimble P. M.,

1C Weaver J. M.,

"

Atlanta Werner H.,

"

u Barrow W.,

Augusta

ii Henson Lexlus (c),

"

(i Hummel O. R. (See p. 369.) "

1C Johnson W. P.,

"

u Kelly Patrick,

"

II Meyer J. H.,



(I Niesz B.,

"

1C Owens S. E.,

"

1C Bappold J.,

"

C( Seats J. C.,

"

cc Spaeth C.,

"

Ii Volger G.,

"

1C Wright S. B.,

"

1C Adams T., cc Fambro V. M.,

Barnesville "

1C Biviere H. S.,

"

1C Sumter J. M.,

"

<c Doerflinger F. J..

1C

(See p. 271.)

Brunswick

1C Harrison W. H.,

"

1C Wallace Joe W. (See p. 404.)

cc Wenz A. E.,

".

1C Chandler T. A. & W. B., Bryantville

cc Dorsey H. A.,

Calhoun

cc Helms H. B.,

Carnesville

cc Orear & Tanner,

Carrollton

1C Tanner W. S. & Co.,

"

1C Anderson & Bro.,

Cartersville

1C Payne E-,

"

1C Burt W. P.,

Chjwzrcey

Cf Taylor J. P., II Mobley B. H., cc Fowler J. M.,

iJarnesville . Baxley
Bellton

Cl Beaver J. B.,

Big Creek

1C Harper J. A., la Smith J. S.,

Blackshear "

1C Tatum H. J.,

"

1C Butler J.,

Blakely

1C Butler J. H.,

kookfield

1C Bedwine S.,

Broob Station

1C Bay Saloon, F. J. Dorflinger,

It propr. (See p. 271.) Bonswick

11 Chandler G.,

"

1C Jackson W. W.,

Clrkesville

1C Jones W. M.,

"

D. F. WILLCOX, i jf6Tdhu.it & Mechanics Ine.C0. J ASSETS : Gen. A(f't for Cta. / Virginia Home Insurance Co. ( ^i308,087.81

SAL

920

SAL

Lambert J.,

Clarkesville Shoenfeld S.,

Georgetown

Kingman S., Baker W., Coleman W. B., Scarbrough M. A.,

Clintuon ii ii

Johnston W. F., Barclay F. S., Denard S. J., Hooks A. C.,

Goggansville Gordiot n u

Cooper I. (c), Harrison A. L., Jones J. W.,

Columbiius ii

Curry D. T., Bryant J. H., Johnson W. C.,

Graham Grantvi"lle

Newman Tobias, Pekor Charles,

u

Alien B. W., Cartwright W. C.,

Greensborough

Beich P.,

1C Scott J. T.,

Calhoun I. P., Langford J. B., MaddoxJ. E., Smith W. B., Vann J. D.. Bagby B. W., Harper J; C., WhitteuG.S.,

Cony<e< rs ii u

Bridges & Morris, Buckalew J. P., George W. M. E., Ison E. L.

Coosa Ison F. M.,

Covingtaon a

Ison O. H., Barden Is . H., Tally F. M.,

Grif'fin ' t i 1
Hamiltuon

Pace H. J.,

Crawford Askew J.,

Dickenson A. G., Foster W., Williams D. A. & Norton F. J.,

Son,

CrawfordvKille it 11

Cox K. F., Thompson B. P., Harris T. P. & Co., Satterfleld W. H.,

Hamptiot n Hsrtwiet ll

Dixon W. B., Geeslin H. J., Haisten &Bro.. McWilliams J. B.. Hill B., Staples P. E., Stradley C.,

Cuthbuert " ii

Luidler J. E., Taylor H. E., Woods B. B., Middleton J. S.,

Daltiion u

Bedding J. D., Furr & Bucker, Morris & Moore,

Hawkinsvi"lle 11
Hazlehuurat Homuer

Bennett W. H., Jones & Sharp, Martin T. Y., Mason & Crockett StewartG. B., HuntJ. W.,

Danielsvilie Herring H.,

Dawsiion

Lane W. B., Branan C. M.,

Decatur Carlisle W. C. D.,

Douglasville Hughes ST.,

Dubois Peacock E. J.,

Homerviitlle Irwinttoi n ii "

Jenkins T. J., Morgan A.,

DuP1o1 nt

BradyJ. W., Easton J. J.,

Jacksuon

Autry E. W., Morgan W. A., Peacock C. H., Adams J. Q., lyr. 3. M. A Co., LeonwU. N., Sanfonl P.,' J

Eastm11an u
Eatont"ort

Watkins B. T.,

Chapman & Lawrence, Jonesborough

Hightower J. H., StarrJ. G.,

'u?

Steele B. F.,

Kennesaw

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Esom Hill Brand M. V.,

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n 2feal D. E.,

Lawrencevi1l1le Lo0gansviulle u Lombardy

Smith W. ].,

Mansfield J. G.,

Louisville

Coleman ABro.,

Fort Gainea Dorsey J. S. & S. G.,

Cooper M.J. &Co., Houser F. X, McCmryJW., McKlniMvW. H., Wall L. ^V,

Fort Valuley Stanfield A, J.,

Gene11va it

Engelke A., Higgins J., SewiU.,

Lovejoy's Statiuon Luula
Lumber City

the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the Short Line West and Southwest.

SAL

921

SAL

Daniel E. O.. Harrell J. W.,

Lumpkin

HolzendorffL., Green G. F.,

Pearson Pelham

Landers S. N.. Maxwell N. T., Terry J. T., Tidwell W. B.,

McDonou"gh 11 i

Avant G. H., Barrett J. E., Smith P. C. & Co., Harrell N. F..

Perry
u II
Preston

Alien Y. J., Kemp J. I., Aderhold J. W.,

McViiille

Creech J. B & Co., Joyce W. W.,

Macon Wood L. S..

Quitmiian ii

Benner J.H. &T.M., Christian J. M. W., Engel E. H., Engelke A., Havens W. F., Johns J. W., Jones J. C., Kennedy J. L.. Kilfoyle J.,

11 it " ii u u u u

Duncan J. E.,

Ringgold

Johnson W. H.,

Rocky Mount

Briant G. J., Findley D. H. Hawklns J. L., Prather & Co.,

Bo"rne u ii

Dooly A. C., Goodson B. T.,

Boysuton

Blalock & Blalock, Ruckersville

Perkins P. M.,

Boyer M. H.,

Schoneman F. Schrameck S. J., Valeutino J., Vannucki L., Wylie W. A.,

A.

(See

p.

587.)

"ii u ii

Heoman J., Anglin John, Bandtholtz P. G., Barnes B. F., Easier V.,

Aycock Bros., Daniel W. R., Mustin M. A., Overby B. H.,

Madisiion u ii

Beinkampen G., Berndt C., Bingel F. X., Boyce L. Mrs.,

Anderson D. S.,

Marietta Buttimer P.,

Sandersvi"lle

Savann"ah it "

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1

I

Cooper J. H., Sullivan M. E.,

u

Colbach C. F., Cole William,

1 1

Gilliam B. S-,

Maxey's Colebrook R.,

1

Drake & Lewis, Casey J. A., Hanft F., Holden J. H..

Milledgevuille u ii

Conoway & Moore (c), DekreisE.. Doshcber J. H., Duwart J.,

I I II II

Sawyer W. M..

Dwyer A. Mrs.,

II

Vaugban J. W.,

Milner Enright T.,

II

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u

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Reddect T. & Co.,

Owen's Ferry Lang J. A Bro.,

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Vadosta "

Moriarty P., O'Driscoll A. Mrs.,

Wells J. W., Harrell J. M.,

" Vanceville

O'Driscoll J., Baderick T.,

Lemons B.. Duke H. M.,

Vining Station Virgil

Beily J.,

Anderson W. T.,

Washington

Bice William, Sanders Henry,

Hscknev J. M.,

"

Lowe & Bro.,

"

Saner H.,

Booth W. H.,

Watkinsvilte

Seller C.,

Cason W. H.,

Way Crosa

Seyden A.. SheaD., Smith P., Sullivan D.,

it
a 11

Sweat A. J.,

.

"

Winter B. G.,

Waynesborough

Schwarzweiss 8.,

"

Asken A Bradley,

West Point

Sullivan J.,

Gibbons P.,

"

"The Office," D. L. Martin, propr, Mansfield J. T.,

"

Savannah Scott J. M..agt.,

"

Thietne August,

" WhittakerP. (c),

"

Thompson W. H., Von Glahn H. J.,

" Wood B. W., " Tally F. M.,

" Whitesville

Wall T., Werm Frank,

" Lewis S. H., Caldwell J. T. G.,

York Zebulon

Connell 2*. G., Irvin I. A., Nunn C. W., Stone W. A., Evans J. W.,

Senioi ia Maples & Slmmona,

"

Sharon Sash, Doors and Blinds.

Smithville

(See Doors, Sash and Blinds.}

Brown J. T., Melton & Morrow, Patrick E.,

Social Circle

Saw Mills. (SeeiftOs--Saw.)

Bowen J. F., Butler M., Evans J. H..

Spaitrta Spring Place

Scales. (Fairbanks.)

Howell J. W., Brown W., Gillum J. V., Phillips E. L.,

Stockton Printup, Bro. & Pollard.

Stone Mountain (See p. 371.)

Augusta

School Books.

Winmngham & Thompson,

Hawkina S. B.. Johnson W. M.,

Summervliille

Foster J. A., Harvey J. H., Maund J. H.,

Talbottiiou a

Appleton D. & Co. (See front paster.)
Richards J. J. & S. P. (See p. 336.) Seeds.

Atlanta "

Bashinski H., Franklin J. D., Fox C. T., Bivere J. F., Fleetwood J. D., HirtH., McCrary L., Bosenbaum H., Holzendorf J. L., Morgan W. A.. Short W.,

Tenniitlle
Thorn as aton Thomasviiille
ii

Harwell & Smith.

(See p-Sll.)

Atlanta

Jones W. B., Dr.

(See p. 393.) Birdsville, via Herndon

Mercfce C. & Co., LouisviUe, Ky

Wayne George,

Savannah

ii

Sewer Pipe Mnfrs.

Thomson " "

Stevens Bros. & Co.

(See p. 772.)

Stevenu Pottery

Thomas J. W., Fossett G. T.. Strabing O. H. L., Mulkey J. T.,

" Toomsborough

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Peeples Bros.

Tugalo (See p. 749.)

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Amis F. J.,

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Chauncey

Sewing Machines and Agents.

Singer Mnfg Co., Winn John,

Athens "

Bell F. & Co., Cleves W. By

Atlanta "

Craige & Co.,

"

Singer Mnfg Co., G. W. Leonard,

manager. (See p. 269.) Atlanta Wheeler & Wilson Mnlg Co., "

White Sewing Machines, J. D.

& T. F. Smith, Atlanta

Burton J. E. (See p. 363.) Augusta

Baiford H. W.,

Cochran

Bobeson M. N. & Co., Cooeawattee

Starr J. H.,

Creswell

Bntherford B. W.,

Colloden

Ford Bums K.,

Dalton

Baiford & Brown,

Duoois

HoUand J. S. & L., Holland's Mills

Berryhill W. H.,

Milltown

Crow S. & J.,

Osceola

Perltins & Brq Perkins' Junction

Rogers D. W. & Co., Taylorsville

Bachlott & Layton, Traders' HiU

Farrell John J.,

"

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Howe Machine Co. The.

(See p. 363.)

"

Singer Mnfg Co., .

"

White Sewing Machine Co., "

Doerflinger W. F.,

Brunswick

Strain A., Cunningbam & Hewes, Paulsen J. & Co., Walter J. E.,

Darien Savannah
" "

Bazemore J. P.,

Buck Creek

Shipsiniths.

Wikle & Waldrup,

Cartersville

Pope B. C.,

Columbus

Singer Mnfg Co.,

"

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Sweat A., McAleer J., Mulligan J. & T.,

Owen's Ferry Savannah "

l*ary J. J.,

Forsyth

Shirt Manufacturers.

Hubbard A. J., Huff W. B. D., Smith G. W.,

Fort Gaines Franklin
Freemansville

Howard C. A.,

Atlanta

Kenny John. (See p. 367.) Augusta

Sewell P. J.,

GrantviUe

Shoe Factories.

Woodruff L. L.. Dickey L. K. & Co., Booker J. W.,

GrifHn High Point
Jesup

Ellis, Denunon tt. Palmer. .

(See p. 772.) '

AUanta

Baggs M. J.,

Long Branch

Shovr Cases.

Anderson B. J. & Co., Singer Mnfg Co. The., Wilson J. W., Young D. M.. Bloodworth & Hood,

Macoii "
Marlow Marietta
Milner

(Manufactwrers.) M(cSBeerifdroen&t flCy oB..) Safford Bros.,

Atlanta "

Williams J. E.,

Nashville Silver and Plated Ware.

Cole W. T.,

Newnan

Knight J. S.,

Pearson

oanford E. L.,

Qnitman

Melville T. E.,

Borne

Oliveros J. B.,

Savannah

Singer Mnfg Co.

(See p. 701.)



Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., "

Stevens J. P. & Co.

(See p. 333.)

Atlanta

Veal & Son,

Borne

Hamilton Samuel P. ,

(See p. 697-1

Savannah

Jordan F. D. (See p. 691.)

Sacfc Adolpb. (See p. 701.) "

Bethune C. M., Grant A. G.
(See p. 737.) Williams J. J.,

Talbotton

Silver Platers.

Thomasville Ty Ty

Zinszer P., Cook A. J.,

Atlanta Savannah

Peeples Bros. (See p. 749.) Valdosta

Society Goods.

Williams J. E.,

LaFar & Co. (See p. 691.) Savannah

Shafting.

Atlanta Rolling Mill Co.

(Seep. 304.)

. Atlanta

Soda Water Manufacturers.

Sheehan E.,

Augusta

I7 . Pi

Columbus, npraents Travelers Life and Accident ) $25 buys 10,000, and pays $25 a week if disabled.

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Slaughter Francis E., Columbus Jones John,

Clarkesville

Cook & Stellyes,

Savannah Disbrow & Co.,

Columbus

Bay James,

u GammelA.&Co. (See p. 445.) "

Byan J.,

11 Monday W.,

"

Spice Mills.

CoxCary. (See p. 456.) Covington

Williams D. A.,

Crawfordville

Burke J. F. & Co.,

Atlanta Tumlin C. L.,

Cuthbert

Spikes.

Atlanta Rolling Mill Co.

(See p. 304.)

Atlanta

Wootten J. R., Meaders L. Q., Grant John, Ingram W. H..

" Dahlonega
Darien "

Spoke Factories.

Sewell & King,

Fort Mountain

Westmoreland J. H., Ifacooeb.ee

Farnum W. W., Camp B. A., Harrell W. W., Todd & Co., .

,

Sporting Goods. Peitzer Wm.,

Macon

Greer & Bro., SolomonS. & Co., Jernigau W. H.,

Dawson Duluth Eastman Eatonton Forsyth
" Fort Gaines

Stables.

Lewis S. E., Fechner St. C.,

" Gainesville

(Livery, Sale and Feed.)

Hope Albert. (See p. 507.) "

Nichols B. J.,

Acworth Smith W. P.,

"

Barnes & Yankey.

Albany Dorster W. F.,

Greensborough

Farkas S.,

" Hudson W.B. (See p. 521.) Griffin

Holley W. P.,

" L,ee C. M. & Bro. (See p. 521.) "

Prince N. G. & J. K.,

Americus Powell W. H.,

"

Jones J. J.,

Arlington Mitchell & Hightower, Hampton

Cooper J. Z. (See p. 291.) Athens WolfGu

Boaz G. B.,

Atlanta Wyatt J. S.,

"

Jones W. O. agt.,

Rivers & Jordon,

Hawkinsville

(See p. 319.)

" Waterman H. & M.,

"

Maddox & Dorsey,

" Harper E. & Bro., Jonesborough

Bedd J. F.,

" Hightower J. O.,

<T

Taylor Clint, (See p. 337.) " Broome J. R.

Conway G. W., '

Augusta (See p. 559.)

La Grange

Hanna J. E. & Co.,

" Gholson W. C.,

"

Heggie Bros.,

" Stannard P. A.,

"

Kernagban G. H.

Nelson J. C.,

Leary'a

(See p. 370.)

" Cheney J. W.,

Louisville

Marcus M. J.,

II Brown Burr,

Macon

Murray Thomas,

II Chapman & Davis,

"

Toler Chesley,

II Lancaster, Hill & McAndrews, "

Griffin G. D.,

Batnbridge Porter S. A. (See p. 583.)

"

Butherford W. E.,

" Stewart J. S..

"

Blalock & West,

Barnesville Atkinson C. B. & Bro., Madison

Murphey A.,

" Woodward P. B.,

"

Stafford, Blalock & Co..

" Anderson Chuck.

Stephens, Murphey & Co.,

" (See p. 597.)

Marietta

Happcock W. B., Jones J. B.. Williams B., Mclntosh B. F., Norton J. S., Putnam A. T., BuUock O. C.,

BeUton Spilman J., Blakely Arnold John T.,
" BeU M. B., Boston Berry W. B.,
" Smith J. G., Brunswick Church & Jones, Buena Vista Gerald & Palmer,

" " " Milner Montezuma Mount Airy Newnan

Swindle G. W., Benson W., Robinson H. B.. Wells E. W.,

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" Thrasher J. T., " Douglas & Co.,

" Perry Quitman Borne

Roberts B. C. & Bro., Cartersville Barney W.,

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Carson Luke. (See p. 691.)

Savannah Biver Steamboat Co.,

Savannah

Augusta

Club Stables, G. W. Hussey, propr. Central Line,

Columbns

(See p. 687.)

Savannah Peoples'Line of Steamers

"

Darnall & Susong,

" Georgia & Alabama Steamboat Co.,

DeMartin B.,

Borne

Feeley J.,

The Bed Line Steamers,

"

Feeley T.,

Georgia and Florida Inland

Gleason T. F. (See p. 685.)

Steamboat Co.

RODS Josepb. (See p. 701.)

(See p. 693.)

. Savannah

WayneH.,

Savannah and MellonvlUe Inland

Brown J. T.,

Social Circle Steamboat Co.,

Savannah

Pierce, Little & Co., Martin & Freeman,

Sparta Talbotton

Steamship Lines.

Adams A. B.,

. Tennille Boston & Savannah S. 8. Line,

HightowerJ. W. F., 'Thomasville

Savannah

Ainsworth H. B.,

Merchants and Miners Trans

Dillon J. W.,

portation Co., Jas. B. West&

Mclntosh & Blaekshear,

Co., agts. (See p. 695.) Savannah

Xorris G. J.,

Savannah, Nassau and Havana S. S.

Wilfeinson T. P.

Line,

Savannah

(Seep. 742.) Jones B. P. & Co., Roberson C. D.,

Toccoa Valdosta Warrenton

Steam Engines. (Manufacturers.)

Wood J. M.,

Washington Cole R. D. & Bro.

Collins W., Driver A. J.,

West Po1i1nt (See p. 619.)

Newnau

Steam Fitters.

Stair Builders.

Hunniicutt & Bellingrath.

BeuteU & Smith,

Atlanta (See p. 304.)

Atlanta

Stationers.

Stencil Cutters.

Aycocli A. Miss.

Fairbanks C. F.

(See p. 281.)

Americus (See p. 315.)

Atlanta

Burke J. W.,

Athens Huntoon & Esmond.

Rawson & Hancock,

Atlanta (Sea 772.)

"

Gow J. L.,

Augusta Turner J.,

Geneva

Jowitt & Shaver,

" Smith W. W. & Bro., Savannah

Pendleton Armstead F.,

"

Quinn Daniel,

"

Stenographers.

Broome W. G. & Co., Bainbridge McGowen W. W.,

Albany

Mountcastle H. M. & Co.. Cartersville Hawkes W. M.,

Americus

Wikle W. H. & Co.,

" Christie J. B.,

Pease J. W. & Norman, Columbus Briscoe A. C.,

Athens
u

Love J. W.. Amoss B. B., Smith L. W. & Co.,

Fort Valley Small Sam. W., LaGrange Spencer Thomas, Macon Mays S. Warren,

Atlanta



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Smith H. A., Fretwell & Nichols,

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Brunswick Calhoun

Quantock & Poumelle,

" Payne B. F.,

Canton

Wylly & Clartie. (See p. 705.) " Willingham C. B.,

Cartersville

McClellafl A. E. Miss, Thomasville Searcy W. E. H.

Neal J. T.,

Thomson (See p. 521.)

Griffin

Herzeberg M.,

West Point Seldell C. W.,

Hartwell

Stave Dealers.

TignorQ.Y., Payne Walter,

Jonesborough Milledgeville

Hoke John J., Pool Stephen,

Oubiot is

Charlton W. G., Beall W. X.,

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Stoves and Tin Ware.

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Frank C. A.,

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Thomasville Childs A. K. & Co.,

Athens

Havens O. Pierre.

Wilklns J. C.,

"

(See front cover.)

Savannah Eichberg J. T.,

Atlanta

Stock Raisers and Dealers.

Hart B. W.,

"

Hnnnicutt & Bellingrath.

Central Stock Yard,

Atlanta rSee p. 304.)

"

Edwards J. P.,

" Phillips J. W. & Co.,

"

Jones & Beatie,

" Stewart & Fain,

"

Scott & Hillery,

" Warlick J. & Sons,

"

Gunnels J. H.,

Banksville Wood Bros.,

"

Jones W. B. Dr. (See p. 393.) Delpb W. I.,

Augusta

Birdsville, via Herndon Fullerton D. L.,

"

Aspenwall J.,

Blackshear Smyth Frank,

"

Aspenwall M.,

" Johnson T.,

Balnbridge'

Dickson & Byrd,

" Griffin J. B.;

CarroUton

Wade A. P., Byrom W. F.,

" Pattillo G. F., Byromville WiUiamsV. L,

CarterflviUe "

Burden B. W.,

Canoochee Bradford & Everett,

Columbns

Rountree W., Turner A. J., McRae M. My McDonald W.A., McLean A., Murphy E. 8., Dickey J.B., . Adkinson J. L., Smith B. O.,

" Hayes E. N., " Johnston J. D. & Co, China Hill Boberts E., Darien Farrill A. J., Feronia Anthony B. J., Florenceville Brantley & Bragan, Hot House Anthony R. J., Maxey's Brantley & Bragan, Melville Burr H. C.,

" ". Conyera Covington Cuthbert " Dawson " Griffin

Cunningham T. W., Mount Airy Chancey C. E.,

Mitchell J. A.,

Bed Clay Buice J. D.,

Gould H. B.,

St. Simon's Mills Burr Geo. W.,

Hawkinsville LaGrange Macon

Cox D. Dr.,

Savannah Obear G. 8.,

"

Johnson & Susong,

' " Traywick I. J.,

Bpwdon C. E., Snapping Shoals Hough & Orr,

Hightower J. B.,

" Dobbs J. P. & Son,

Hix L. A.,

Subligna Winson & Lamar,

" Madison Marietta Milledgeville

Gordon H. H.,

Sumner LyndonA. O.,

Newnan

Clements A. P., Gordon H. H., Tolbert J. T.,

Sycamore Register J. C. & Co., Ty Ty Avrett G. W.,
Villa Rica Hawkins, Butt & Co.,

" Quitman
Borne

Veloin J. J.,

" Newman W. T.,

"

Stafford H.M.,

Waynesville Warlick J. T.,

"

Butler B. SM

Way's Station Jordan E. B.,

Sandersville

Haymans G. H.,

" Daley T. J. (See p. 643.) Savannah

Haymans J. 8.,

" Douglas John A.,

"

Cravens J. R.,

Wildwood Hopkins C..

"

Townsend J. M.,

" Middlebrooks & Co.,

Sparta

Parks E. T.,

Young Cane Fudge B. F.,

ThomasviUe

Stone Pipe Makers.

Bird & Warlick,

Atlanta

Watt J., Boone H. L., Croft C. L.,

" Valdoste West Point

Stone Vasea and Bordering. Dickson M. A.,

(Highland Stone.)

Jones D. A. & Co.,

,," "

Artope T. B. (See p. 581.) Macon Subscription and Chromo Agts.

Stone Yards.

Rosser John N.,

Smithton

Goza, Bobbins' & Co., Walsh J.,

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Chambers J. H. & Co.

" Harvey W. H.,

Lawreneevme

Surgical Institutes.

Baird C. H., Bryant C. (c),

Maciton

National Surgical Institute, Atlanta Lowenthai L.,

"

Tag Manufacturers.

Ullman & Greenberg,

"

Ford Frank (c),

Milledgevffle

Dennison Mnfg Co. (See backbone and p. 263.)

Supple W. C. & Co., Jobnston B.,

" Montezuma

Boston, Mass Latimer H.,

iNewnan

Tailors--Merchant.

Kunz M., Schilling A. B.,

Perry "

Dykeman H. E.

Scanlan P.,

(See back cover.)

Atlanta Brady B.,

Tailors and Repairers.

Funk M., Gross C. F.,

Rome Savannah
" "

Carroll M. C.,

Atlanta. Lord William S.,

"

Champe T. C. Finch W. (c), Grosse C. G., Gussi D.,

' Meara P. G.,

"

" Price W.,

" Schwarzbaum G. & Co.,

"'

" Stiefvater A.

"

Harris A., Hayes J. B., Jones J. G.,

" Williams A. (c), " Lindsay P., " Turner M. A.,

" Thomasville West Point

O'Donnelly J., Pinckney J. M. (c), Price O. E., Roe A. E.,

" "

Tanneries.

" Logan & Lemon,

Acworth

" Watson B. K.,

Air Line

Smith H. C., Tishman A.,

" Perry J. W., " Seitz J.,

Amicol(oi la

Weaver N. G., Weber J., (See p. 329.) Weber & Bruce,

" Cleveland & Bro., " Brumby J. W., " ICberhart B. P. & J. G.

Asbury Athei<ns

Conrad Jacob,

Augusta Richards T.,

Bairdstown

Kenny John. (See p. 367.) " Anglin J. C.,

Marshall O. W.,

" Haralson T. J.,

Nelaon J. L. (e),

" Petty L,

Big Creek Blairs viiille

O'Connor M.,

" Downs J. W.,

Bowdon

Rittel F. J.,

" Stead A. A..

Mims J., Mayer J.,

Bairdstown TweedeU W. S., Barnesville Alien B. & Bro.,

Boford

Yakel H., Johns J. T.,

Brunswick Thurman W. B., Camilla White E..

Cedar Gro11ve

Rummey J. E.,

Carrollton Selman T. H.,

Chapel Hill

Jones C. H.,

'

Columbus Clower J.,

Collier

SeUmann J. H., Stolz Ernst,

" Flowers & Bead, " Woodward J. W.,

Conyers JDahlonega

Street N.,

" McGregor & George,

Dallas

Van Keuren A., CarrW. J.,

" Jones Sharp, Conyera Marshall W. B.,

Dawson Eatonton

Greaves T. S.,

Cuthbert Parrish Frank,

EsomHiU

Irvine W.,

" Taylor H.,

Everett's Springs

Evans B. A.,

Eatonton SaulE.,

Franklin

Bar-field & Land, Laseter J. A.,

Elberton Newton A. K., Forsyth Shiaram G. W.,

Freemansvilla Goggansville

Claxton W.,

Girard Brown & Moncrief, Greensborough

Mines J. S., Tarwater J. L., Gammon B.,

Greensborough Hasselkus & Patrick,

Griffin

" Culpepper J. D.,

Haralson

Greenville Wheeless S. A.,

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Green J. D.,

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Mackin H. O. & Bro., LawrencevflJe! Byalls D. M.,

O'Brien P.,

Leatheraville Clarke J. K. & Co.,

Copeland JDarien

Dorsey J. M.,

Leo Hilton Timber & Lumber Co., "

Kytie C. H., Swann E..

" Hunter James,

"

Lexlngton Lachlison Bobert & Son,

"

Pharr S. T.,

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"

Embty H. L.,

Lovelace Monroe D. M.,

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" Doctor Town
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Phipps J. P.,

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Hartridgeville

Van I>yke L.,

" Brown M. W.,

Lulaton

Bakestraw B. P., Powder Springs Hazlehurst F. W. & Co., McVille

Bakestraw W. B., Moyers M. A., Jones B.,

" Smith S., Bed Clay Thompson J., Bock Spring BrazzellJ. W.,

Matlottck Ohoopee

Weaver W. A., Bynum L. H.,

" Coleman D. W., Boswell Coleman J.,

Tucker C. C.,

Boyston Collins A. J.,

CaUahan J. A., Malsby M. F., Hill W.,

Social Circle Collins G. W., " Cowart H. H.,
Subligna Thompson A. J.,

Hix W. M.,

" Wilkes J.,

Marsh & Blackburn,

" Yeoman B.,

Coleman W. B.,

Talking Bock Horton G. W.,

PendarviB

White B. B..

Thomaston Hunter D.,

McGaughy H. C., Varnell's Station Wilson H. & Bro.,

Pine Blooitm

Candler W. B.,

Villa Bica Clarke James K. & Co., Savannah

Bussey W. T., Harris E., Pentecost J. S., Cameron M.,

Warm Springs Bobertson & Brownlee,

Watkinsville Whitesburgh

Tinners.

Whitesville Gann C. A.,

" Athens

Cotton & Cotton,

" Westmoreland & Maddrey,

"

Bichards T.,

Woodville Hall J. W. & Son,

Pierson J.,

Yatesville Hart B. W.,

Teas.

Harling L. H., Harp J. M.,

Bamspeck G. A. & Co.,

Atlanta Jaillet W. H. & Bro.,

Wolfe H.,

" Young S.,

Loo Chong. Bro. & Co.

Wilson W. W.,

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Terra Cotta Works.

McArdle F. J., Henderson T. J.,

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" Dalton Darien

Stevens Bros. & Co.

Pournelle M. W.,

(Seep. 772.)

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DubUn Eastman

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Childrea Wiley, Brown J. P. H.,

Elberton Fort Gainrt

Mann R. D. (See front fly A.)
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" Points J.,

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Martin W. O., Curtis J. M.,
Universities.

Sparta Thomson

Transfers.

(See Academies, Schools, Etc.)

Ballard's Baggage Transfer. 'Atlanta

Upholsterers.

Columbus Transfer Co., Columbus Ergenzinger A.,

Feeley J. & T.,

Savannah Faulk M. C.,

Atlanta "

Trunks, Valises, Etc.

Morrison F. B.,

"

DeGraafs. (See p. 268.) Augusta

Clarke L. H. agt,

Holliday E.,

"

(See p. 309.)

Atlanta Platt Bros. (See p. 365.)

"

Huzza R. H. & Co.,

" Griffin I. W.,

Marietta

Lieberman JL-,

" Knibbs J. H.,

Thomasvillfr

May R. H. & Co. (See p. 371.)

Augusta

Varieties.

Bradford M. A.

Behrmann W.,

Augusta

(See p. 445.)

Columbus CohenG.,

Porter John N.,

" Maher C. Mrs.,

May R. H. & Co.

Sharkey M. A. Mrs.,

(See p. 371.)

Macon Valentine E. Mrs.,

Singleton, Hunt & Co.,

" Young F. P. Mrs.,

Taylor Newton,

Nannie Hudson W. F.,

Beall & Cox,

Rocky Creek Nichols & Lester,

" " " " " Columbu Marietta,

Truss Manufacturers.

Hardin A. T., Warner C. J.,

Borne "

Merck T.,

Gainesville Carre V. Miss,

Turn Tables.

Falligant L. N., O'Hanlon C. E. Mrs.,

Wilfcins, Post & Co.

Platshek K.,

Savannah " " "

(See p. 339.)

Atlanta English J. T. B.,

Unionville-

Undertakers.

McDaniel G. A.,

Victory

Veterinary Surgeons.

Hill D. B.,

Amerlcus

Bohnefeld C.,

Atlanta

CargileM. (c),

"

Coles H. (c),

"

Swift C. H.,

"

Cunningham & Mallory (c), Augusta

DeGraafs. (See p. 268.)

"

Pettis W. H. H., Denison D. M., Poole E. M., Campbell B. W., Peters Peter, Pollard W.,

Atlanta Augusta Nail's Crtek Savannah
" "

Johnson & Cunuingham,

"

Platt Bros. (See p. 365.) Augusta

Moore C. G.,

Brunswick

Wagons.
(Manufacturers and Dealers.)

Kuss H..

Butler HyattH.C. (Seep.281.) Americus

Downs S. P.,

Conyers Sosebee D. N.,

Amy's Creek

Camp W. J.,

Covington Clayton F. M.,

Anvil Block

Grolucke J. W..

Crawfordville Bender W. L.,

Appling

Hammock J. D. & H. T.,

" Avery B. F. & Sons, branch house-

Lansdell & Co.,

DeSoto (See p. 300.)

Atlanta

FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ca. Jas. P. Harrlson & Co., Prop'rs, 27 A 29 Broad St.

WAG

930

WAT

Booth W. K.,

Atlanta Perkins J. L.,

HapeviUe

Burdett H. M.,

" Jalloway A. H., Hatcher's Station

Jarvis fit Stoltes. (Seep. 319.) " Gaines B. L. &. D. B., Hickory Flat

Lowry J. H. (Sea p. 365.) Augusta Cadle Silas M.,

Hollywood

May K. H. & Co. (See p. 371.) " Chapman J. C., Johnston Station

DeRochomont W. H.. Bairdstown >ouch T. M.,

Jones' Milla

Gulll J. A.,

" Jibson J. S. & Son,

Kennesaw

Baker J. M.,

Ben HU1 Sowe J. L.,

Lexington

Gatelin V. Q.,

Bloodworth's 3olston W. L.,

Lily Pond

Barren W. H.,

Bowdon Earner J. H.,

Lodi

Downs J. W.,

" Davis Lee,

Macon

Adams L.,

Bowensville May R. H. & Co.

Wood W. A.,

" (See p. 371.)

Macon

Jackson A. P.,

Buena Vista Reynolds A. J.,

Marcus

Tavlor A.,

" Beynolds J. EL,

"

Johnston J. A.,

Buford Beynolds W. H.,

"

McCormackW. L.,

" Reid &. Gramling.

Brown A. H.,

Campbellton (See p. 597.)

Marietta

Clayton W. H.,

Carrollton Eoward & Brock,

Maysville

Headden W. & Son,

CaasviUe Trimble M. C.,

Mount Zion

Cannon J. S.,

Cedar Grove Canon G.,

Nacoochee

CokerS.,

" Coop L.,

New Hope

CordeU E. C.,

Chestnut Flat Biggs J. M.,

Oakland

Stephens L. L.,

Chesuut Gap Johnston J. O. A.,

Ochlochnee

Wofford B.,

Clinehen Shorfcey E. D..

Palmetto

Harrison A. (c),

Columbus Buffington G. W., Parker's Store

McKee H. C. (See p. 447.)

Bufflngton W.,

"

Moshell J. H.,

" Pitman S. C., Peacbstone Shoals

Osborne Lewis (c),

" Landon J. H.,

Pine Log

Almand W. A.,

Conyera McDonald A, B.,

Pond Fork

Weathers L,

Coosa Mathis D. C.,

Powder Springs

Dent B. L.,

Cottage Mills Mathis U.,

"

Turner T. M.,

' CrafteviUe Crane A. B.,

Quitman

James L.,

Cromer's Beed S.,

Bed Clay

Bakes B. A.,

Gumming House J. B.,

Rocky Creek

McGuire T.,

" Baugh J. J.,

Senoia

Sims G. E.,

" Ogletree E. H.,

Sharon

Sims T. L.,

" Cook D.,

Smyrna

Chatham H. (c),

Cuthbert Littlefleld D. H.,

Sonora

Alien S. 1ST.,

Dallas Walker D.,

Stilesborough

Pinkard N.,

Burkes J. W.,

Stockbridge

Brown & Son,

Dawson Bailey, Anderson &Co., Summerville

Ellis J. M,

" Johnson J. W.,

"

Proctor P. H.,

" Boyd D. A.,

Tilton

Eades J. C.,

Dawsonville Green J. L.,

Toccoa

Monroe D. P..

" Bridges William, Vanzant's Store

McConnell W.,

Eagle Grove Ezzard J. L.,

Vickerys

Futch J.,

Eastman Babun J.,

Villa Rica

Joiner P. C.,

" Pierce J. C.,

Wahoo

Long & Pierce,

EUMay Whelchel B. F.,

.

"

Ellis B..

Erin Thompson & Bryant,

Winfred

Gaines S. W. & Son,

Euharlee Huggina J. H.,

Young Cane

Dorman B., Floyd A. J., Washington R.,

Fayetteville Ford's Store
Forsyth

Waste Manufacturers. Augusta Waste Works, Augusta

Smith & Sewell, Mathis & Cook, Matthews E. C.,

Fort Mountain Fort Valley Franklin

Watch Materials and Tools.

Ev erett & Gouldsmith,

Atlanta

Thornton W. N.

Frick's Gap Watcnes, Clocks and Jewelry-

Walters C. W.,

Garden Valley Joiner J. W.,

Albany

TAirr the GEORGIA RAILROAD, the I AjVCi __ - Popular Route from Atlanta.

WAT

931

WHE

Welch A Mitchell,

A[bany Green W. C.,'

Fricker Jy

Americus Owen L. B.,

Sullivan J. E.,

Ruede A. D.,

Tinsley T. H.,

Barnes R. H.,

Bookout J. M.,

Atlanta Ramsey C. R.,

Doyle G. W.,

u Barnes W. H.,

Gterbie C.,

II Hogue J. A.,

Harper T. J.,

II Smith J. A.,

Kelley B..

Veal & Son,

Pbarr B. Y.,

Jernigan A. J.,

Solomonson. (S_ee p. 321.)

Buntz George,

Stevens J. P. &, Co.

Cavelier E. F.,

(See p. 333.)

" DesBooillons A.

.Thompson J. P.,

" (See p. 679.)

Marietta
Xewnan Oglethorpe
Quitman Reyno"lds
Rome Sanders ville
Savannah
Savannah

Brahe F. A. (See p. 363.) Augusta Hamilton S. P.

Clark J. T.,

" (See front cover.)

"

Freeman J. N., Freeman M. L., Godin J., Harbig George.

" Jordan F. D. (See p. 691.) "

" Koch J. H.,

" KriegerTanquerey,

"

" Lindenstruth Peter,

"

Schweigert W. (See p. 373.) " Pichon C.,

"

Colbert B. F., Subere W. C.,

Bainbridage

Sack Adolph. Babcock J. G.,

(See p. 701.) " Sparta

Fiscber B., Higgins O. S.,

Batnesviulle

Jerger Joseph. (Seep. 738.)

ThomasvUle

Doerflinger C. J., Fowler N. T., Reinbart A. M., Lyle T. J., Mathews P. V.,

Brunswick Hales J. H.,

But1l1er

Mason A., Bentley B. W.,

Carrolltuon

Speer D. A., Harlow A. B.,

Thomson "
Valdosta Varnell's Station
Warrenton

Mountcastle W. B.. Winborn W. D., Jenkins H., Bramball J. H., Schomburg C.,

Cartersvuille

LeeJ. T., Beale P. R.,

" Waynesborough

Clarkesville Jones W. A.,

West Point

Columbus

Water Cores.

Wittich A Klnsel.

Atlanta Health Institute.

(See p. 447.)

(Seep. 10.)

Atlanta

LevyjTM..

Covington Armstrong J. M.

Dutfey J. F.,

Gumming (See p. 553.)

Jonesborough

Youug W. McW., Alien J. P.,

Darien Dawson

Wheelwrights.

Hafner A.,

Eatonton Covington W. S. ,

Atlanta

Rhodes ----.

Elberton Sehwantes W.,

Augusta

WUlingham W. J..

Forsyth IngletT. G.,

Berzelia

Wineburgh I.,

Butler N. M.,

Boston

Clark A. H.,

Fort Valley Cheek O.,

Bowers ville

Lower A., Wright A, A.,

Grif1f1in

Floyd A. J. Wigley W. P.,



it

Branch

King J. B., Morrlson A. C.,

Hawkinsvi<li le

Crowder E. T., Haisten H. H.,

Brooks Statition

Stegall J. B.. Horn's Cross Roads Brown M. W.,

Brown's Bridge

Smith J. M..

Jonesborough Wallace A. H..

BryantviDe

Ball D.,

LaGrange Carter 3f. & W:,

Cedar Ridge

Harlow T. F., Roberts J. R.,

Louisviitlle

Martin W , Puck E. B.,

Condor Cooper

Birch J. H.,

Macon Tyner M. V.,

Cornucopia

Ezzell F. M..

Bates J.,

Creswell

Maumanee A. N.,

Vanghn J. W.,

Otto J. H.,

Harrell J. M.,

Culverton

Skiff V. W.,

Madison Higgins John,

Dalton

60

;*

_

^/t

D Tf |I/Illrt/\v Gnral Xnnra&ot Afcenay, Oolumlms. Oldest ^ . T W lllUUXj 1819. and Strongeitin Georgia. 1879.

WHE

932

.

WMi

Williams B. O.,

Danielsville Gaines >L.

Ousley

Lamons J. M.,

Dixie Wells J. W.,

' Owen's Ferry

Tart J. H., O'Quln 8.,

" Bodgers J. A. &Co.,

Dlxonia

Perkln's Junction

Benton D. B., Geffckins W.,

Dorchester Barney W. L., Dublin Porter W. C.,

Perry Pleasant Hill

Hester Cuss,

" Christian P. W.,

Preston

Cason E. T..

Eagle Grove Wesson P. V.,

Providence

Estes William,

" Alderman W. F.,

Bed Branch

Bailey E. P.,

Elberton Bustin S. B.,

Bed Hill

Stripling T. J.,

Ellerslie Rustin W. T.,

"

Jones H. L. B.,

Esom Hill Lovett J.,

Reedy Springs

Anderson G. W.,

Farmington Easterling J.,

Reidsvifle

Knott D., Watkins J. K.,

" Morgan J. D.,

Riceborough

Forest Hall Laveigne & Weedon, Sandersville

Conner J. M., Griffin W.,

Fort Buffington Tapper J. T., Fryer's Pond Belk N. A..

" Sandy Cross

Lambert J. E.,

" Johnson W. H.,

Scarborough

Gaischar H. B.,

Gardi Collins J. F.,

Schlatterville

Burlison & Morrfson, Georgetown Stone J. A.,

Griffin W.,

Girard Mayo J. T.,

" Seven Islands

Mobley B. H.,

" Benton J. S.,

Snarpsburgh

Buckner J. (e),

Goggaasville Colvin W. J.,

Shiloh

Crow J.,

Good Hope CookeJ. J.,

HobbsW. A.,

Grangersviue Tillman J. S.,

Smitbville

Sprattling H. J.,

Grantville BrittW.,

South Newport

Brown C. B.,

Greenville McKennon W. J.,

Statenville

Baugh N. A. J.,

Haralson Wilkes J. Jr.,

Stirling

Durden J. W.,

Hartridgeville Jones S. L. ,

Sumner

Clayton O. P.,

Holly Springs WillisE.,

"

BagsdHle W. M., Fuller M. V., Millican J. 8.,

" Kennedy W. A., Jug Tavern Fergueon W. W.,
" Tisinger J. S.,

Taylor's Creek The Rock "

Wooten A. F.,

Kingston Roberts G. W.,

Thomson

Weaver W. C.,

Liberty Hill Scroggins A. (c),

"

Perry man E. B.,

Lincolnton Tarvin A. B.,

Villanow

Dukes B.,

Lovelace Bacon W. D., Walthourville

Elliott B. A.,

McBean Depot Vardaman E. J., Warm Springs

Burgess W. W.,

McDonald Brannan J.,

Warrenton

Davis N., Gates T. B.,

" Jones W., Macon Attaway J.,

Warrior Waynesborough

MeBride P.,

" Beal H. 8.,

Thomas J. T. (e),

" Todd L. D.,

Way's Station

Brown A. J..

Maiden Branch Phillips C. A.,

"

Farmer A. W.,

Matlock Wells E. B.,

"

Garrard W.,

Maysville Payne M. C.,

Young Cane

Swilley S. E., Edwards JL.

Melrose Meeena

Whiskies.

McGee E. K., Bayne A. F.,

Middle Ground Lovett's " Private Stock," Mffledgeville Warren P. Lovett.

Collins M. A.,

" (See front paster.)

Atlanta

Cox W. J.,

" Weller W. L,. & Son,

Gardner G. A.,

"

Louisville, Ky

Humphries J. M.. Mobley Pond Green Briar Robertson Co.

Pickard W. B., Murray's Cross Roads Distillery, Chas. Nelson, propr,

Jacobs E.,

Nahunta

Nashville, Tenn

Carter B. T.. Book A.. Stone J., McCauley W.,

Naylor Sperry, Wade & Co.

" (See p. 776.)

"

" Woodard & Moore.

Okapilco. (See p. 776.)

"