Sholes' directory of the city of Macon, 1880. Volume II

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T. J. CARLING

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CARLING & BROWN,

PLUMBERS,

STEAM FI ITERS,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Workers,
GALVANIZED IRON" OOR^ICJE,
Ranges, Pumps,Ratli Tubs, Water f'losets, Mar ble Wash Stands, Hot Water Rollers, Gas Giiaudellers, Ilrackets, Etc.
STORE 35 COTTON AVENUE and 126 and 128 FIRST ST.,
MASDN, GEORGIA,

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J. . iJurke Co., Printers and Binders, Macon, Ga.

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a. b. small.

GQODWYN & SMAU,

Wholesale and Retail

139 Third Street. Macon?
And Proprietors of Goodwyn's
"THROAT AND LUNG RELIEF,"
J0^"The best remedy for Fresh Colds and all Throat and " Lung Troubles.

GEOUGE W. CASE'S
Grille, Grasiti ad Limsta Works
^No. 50 PLUM STREET, MACON, GA.,~
Manufacturer of
MARBLE WORK.
`Domestic curb cfmpozteb,
MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS,
Tombs, Head Stones, Tablets, Vases, Coping, Iron Hailing, etc.
Competition defied in qualitjpah work and prices. I devote my whole time to the business, anc. , . .rantee satisfaction. Give me a call or send for prices before purchasing elsewhere. Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
GEO, W. CASE.

BINS W ANGER'S

Beer Bottling Establishment,

67 CHERRY STREET,

Macon, -

Georgia.

^?"Full supply of Keg and Bottled Beer always on hand. A. BINSWANGER, Ac.t.

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A. E. SHOLES, Publisher.
VOLUME II
fltfrr LEND YOUR DIRECTORY. Your Neighbor is as able to Purchase one as you are.

This College was founded in 1874, by the Right Rev. W. H. Gross, Bisho of Savannah, and chartered on the 24th February, 1876,
WITM TEE POWEB TO G'ONFEB DEGREES,
It is situated in a Splendid Grove, with Recreation Grounds coverir? twenty acres, and offers every advantage to the student for exercise and healtl
The College is conducted by secular Priests, aided by an efficient body * Lay Professors, under the supervision of the Right Reverend Bishop < Savannah.
IS DIVIDED INTO TWO TERMS. THE FIRST TERM begins on the last Tuesday in September, and ends 1 the 15th of February. THE SECOND TERM begins on the 15th of February, and ends with t! Annual Distribution of Prizes, on the first Tuesday in July.
The plan of instruction embraces three courses :
PREPARATORY, CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL
The Preparatory Class embraces those studies that render the student coi petent to enter the first year of the Commercial Course.
The Commercial Course is supposed to last three years, but may vary, t
cording to the talents and progress of the student.
The Classical Course is completed in six years.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, per annum.$230 Day Scholars, per annum,. 50
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Right Rev. William H. Gross, D. D..President Rev. Alexander Semmes, A. M. M. D., . . . . . Vice-Pres. and Tre^ Rev. Thomas F. Cleary,.Prefect of Discipline F. J. M. Daly, A. M., L. L. D.,.Director of School

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W. A. JUHAN.





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C. B. ELLIS.

117, 119, 121 CHERRY ST., and 125 SECOND ST., TRIANGULAR BLOCK,

LARGEST RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT IN THE STATE.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND FANCY,
SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, HATS OF ALL KINDS,
MILLINERY XIV ALL ITS BRANCHES.
CARPETS, RUGS, MATTING, Etc, ESPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO OKDLRS.

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MARBLE and GRANITE
WORKS.
MONUMENTS, HEAD-STONES,
BOX TOMBS, VASES, Etc.,
, IRON RAILINGS, COPINGS Etc,

178 SECOND STREET, MACON, GEORGIA.

GEORGE EA.YEE,
DRUGGIST ^APOTHECARY,
DEALER IN
{ DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, TOILET ARTICLES,
mu mm MiwwMs

FOR MEDICAL USE ONLY.

Having had fifty years experience in the prescription business, I feel com petent to give satisfaction, as this is riiy specialty.

! No. I COTTON AVENUE.

GEORGE PAYNE,'
Opposite Palace of Justice.

I. C. PLANT.

B)
R. H. PLANT.

jSTo. 115 CHERRY STREET. MACON, GA.,
BUW&aaaBLL EXCHANGE^ S,TQQKS, and! BQNB8, Liberal advances made on Cotton in Store, or on Shipments to good Northern Houses. ICTIONS, PAYABLE WITH EXCHANGE, PROMPTLY REMITTED FOR WITHOUT CHARGE.
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT--FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.

PAINTS,

OILS, GLASS,
READY MIXED PAINTS,
READY MIXED KALSOMINE,
VARNISH, BRUSHES ANB PAINTER'S TOOLS.
Our stock of House and Coach Painter's Goods is the largest in the State. Get our prices before buying. We do all kinds of
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
C. BURKE & SONL
112 THIRD STREET.

R. F. LAWTON, Proprietor.

HENRY E. REES, Cashier.

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IVo. lit! SECOND STREET, MACON, GEORGIA..
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS ATTENDED TO WITH CARE AND PROMPTNESS. CHEMICAL NATIONAL BANK, NEW YORK--CORRESPONDENT. COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS, WITH
DISPATCH, AT LOWEST RATES. STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.

INTRODUCTORY.
The second volume of SHOLES' MACON DIRECTORY is herewith pre sented to its patrons and the public, with the belief that it will be found fully equal in correctness and completeness of information to any Directory published.
A new feature in this volume is the key to the streets and avenues, (See page 9.) which has been compiled very carefully, showing the exact location of the streets, with intersecting streets and corner numbers, so that any location can be easily found.
As usual, in connection with the canvass, a careful census was taken, which shows the present population to be 20,292. (See page 4.)
In the compilation of this work sixteen hundred and twenty-one names are omitted, which were in the former book, while over two thousand new names have been added, showing that Macon is growing, and that a new Directory is indispensible in view of the immense number of changes.
The advertising department will be found to represent the best business hous es in the city. We extend our thanks to the patrons and friends, who, believing a good Directory deserving of success, extend to it liberal encouragement; though it is still short of a profitable institution.
In conclusion, the promise of two years ago is repeated, that we propose to continue the publication of the MACON DIRECTORY, and will put fourth our best efforts to make it equal in all particulars to that of any other city in the country.

'VMHfl

H. J. LAMAR.

J. W. RANKIN.

H. J. LAMAR, Jr.

LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR,

Nos. 102 and 104 CHEERY STREET, MACON, GA., And Cor. DECATUR and PRYOR STS., ATLANTA, GA.,
OFFER TO THE TRADE OF THE SOUTHERN STATES
THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
mill Hmoinu
CHEMICALS, l Ever shown South of Mason and Dixon's Line.
\'Ve defy competition in the quality of the goods we handle, and a comparison of prices will convince those who are not already our patrons that we can do as wejl or better than New York.
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[ LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

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GENERAL INDEX

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Abbreviations. Academies and Schools.. Advertising Department

, 81 Index to Advertisers. 7 20 Internal Revenue Dept. 38
- 69 Introductory.. ... 3

Apendix.

17 I. O. B. B. 37

A. 0. U. W.

37 I. O. O. F. 37

Bands. 22 Key to Streets. 9

Banks. 22 Knights of Honor. 37

Bibb County Hospital. 39 Knights of Pythias. 38

Bible Societies. 22 Knights of the Golden Rule . . 38

Board of Aldermen. 17 Legion of Honor. 38

Board of Education. 18 Libraries.. 29

Board of Health. 18 Masonic. 36

Board of Underwriters. 22 Medical Societies. 30

Building and Loan Associations . 23 Military Organizations. 30

Census of Macon. 4 Newspapers, etc. 30

Cemeteries. 23 Parks, and Places of Amusement 31

Churches. 23 Police Department. 20

City Government. 17 Post Office. 3i

City Officers ,. *8 Railroads. 33

Clubs and Societies. 24 Relief and Benevolent Organiza

Commercial' Directory.235

tions . 35

Congress of U. S. 43 Royal Arcanum. 38

County Courts. 29 Schools and Teachers. 19

County of Bibb. 38 Secret Societies. 36

County Officers.. 38 State Judiciary. 25

County Prison. 39 State of Georgia. 39

Courts. 25 Street Key. 9

Educational. 18 Superior Courts. 25

Express Company. 29 Telegraph Companies. 38

Fire Department. 19 United States Government . . . 42 General Directory of Names . . 81 United States Courts.

Georgia Academy for the Blind . 20 United States Internal Revenue . ,

Georgia State Government ... 39 United States Officers, (local) . . 38 Halls and Public Buildings ... 16 Ward Boundaries. 16

Incorporated Companies .... 29

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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.

PAGE.

PAGE.

Anderson R. J. & Co., White Sewing Isaacs E., restaurant ...... 76

Machines. 76 Jessop & Smith, managers Penna.

Artope T. B., marble works, [front fly A

Agrl Wks.[front cover

Bannon J. C. & Co., dry goods

Jones & Cook, produce and com.

[back cover

merchants. 75

Barfield S. B., dentist ..... 24o Juhan W. A. & Co., dry goods,

Barker George R., grocer ... 76

[front fly A

Beggs George, grocer. 73 Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, whol.

Bibb Mnfg Co., Cotton Mills . . 71

drugs .... [covers and page 5

Blackshear T. B., photographer . 75 Lawton R. F., banker . . [front fly B

Boardman J. M., Ins. agent ... 71 Lockett & Bond, brokers .... 75

Brown George C., Brown's Hotel,

Loh M., barber. 72

[front cover Macon Herald.[back fly C

Burke C. & Son, paints, oils, etc.,

Macon & Brunswick R. R. Co.,

[front fly B

[top lines and back paster

Burke J. W. & Co., printers, book

Obear Geo. S., stoves and house

sellers, etc.[back cover

furnishing goods . . [back cover

Butts A. L., coal dealer .... 73 Payne Geo. druggist . . . [front fly A

Campbell J. H., liquors. . .[back cover Peschke E., jeweler andwatchmkr 80

Capital Bank. 69 Pio Nono College . . . [back of title

Carling T. J., plumber and gasfitter 77 Plant I. C. & Son, bankers and ins.

Carnes W. W., broker and ins. agt 71

[front fly B

Clisby & Jones, Telegraph & Mes

Poole I. H., painter. 74

senger .78 Poole J. H., plumber. 74

Cotton States life Ins. Co. ... 70 Reichert F., furniture, etc. ... 80

Davis G. M., stables . . . [back fly C Rice J. W. & Co., drygoods ... 73

Dennison Mnfg Co. 48 Schall H. & Bro., boots, shoes, etc. 72

Eisner Francis, shoemkr .... 47 Schoneman F. A.,beer and confec'r 72

Ellis J. E., contractor and mnfr. Seifert A. E., steam printer ... 80

[back fly D Sholes A. E., directory publisher . 240

Farquhar A. B., agrl machinery,

Singleton, Hunt & Co , hats, shoes

[front cover

&c. 75

Findlay Iron Works . . [front paster Smith L. W. & Co., pictures,

First National Bank. 69

books, etc. 80

Gans N. A., cigars.238 Stewart J. S., livery stables ... 77

Georgia Railroad.[top lines Telegraph & Messenger .... 78

Greer J. F. & Son, grocers,..[back fly C Thomson M. S., Dr. 74

Guernsey T., builders depot . . 77 Timberlake & Chapman, stables . 74

Hays C. C., contractor. 76 Ullmann & Greenberg, mer. tailors 74

Huff W. A. & Co., produce and

[front cover

cotton exchange, [front cover

Wood Thos. furniture, music,' etc. 70

and page 79 Wesleyan Female College ... 8

ft,

1880.
iIpfsTpuaH JVmali*
Nos. 107, 109 COLLEGE STREET,
Lvl^YOOISr, G-EORG-IA.
FACULTY:
Rev. WILLIAM C. BASS, D. D., President,
Professor of Mental and Moral Science and Rhetoric.
Rev. C. W. SMITH, D. D., Secretary,
Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy.
JOSEPH T. DERRY, A. M.,
Professor of Ancient and Modern Languages.
JAMES F. HARRISON, M. D.,
Professor of Natural Science.
Mrs. ALICE C. COBB,
Assistant in Literary Department.
Miss MARY E. MASON,
Art Department.
J. H. NEWMAN,
Professor of Music.
Miss ZITELLA COCKE,
Assistant in Music and French.
Miss TACIE A. DANIEL,
Teacher of Vocal Music.
Mrs. H. B. FULTON,
Assistant in Music.
Miss CLIFFORD COTTON,
Teacher of Preparatory Department.
Mrs. MARIAN J. BLACKSPIEAR,
Teacher in Preparatory Department. i

TO STREETS, AVENUES, WARD BOUNDARIES, Etc.

EXPLANATIONS.
Reference to the Key will show the streets and avenues in alphabetical order, with place of commencement, general direction and all cross streets, giving corner numbers.
The object has been to number all streets from the river out, and from Seventh street upwards, taking those two general directions for initial points, the odd numbers will be found on the right and even numbers on the left, or odd numbers on the north and west and even numbers on the south and east sides.
Every twenty six feet is allowed a number in the business or fire limit, andfifty-two feet out side.

al . . . av . . . bet. . bey . . ,
C. R. R.

ABBREVIATIONS.

.... alley.
. . . avenue. . . . between. . . . beyond. Central R. R.

junc.. . .junction. M. & A. R. R. . . Macon & Augusta R. R.
M. & B. R. R. . Macon & Brunswick R. R. M. & W. R. R. . . Macon & Western R. R.
S. W. R. R.Southwestern R. R.

ADAMS, from M. & W. R. R.,

41 n cor Elbert

southwest to Boundary, first west of

57 " McIntosh

Tatnall, 4th Ward.

69 " Congress

14 e cor Chestnut

81 " Troup

26 " Oglethorpe (Tatnall sq)

Lamar

48 " Hazel

Telfair

56 " Ash

Jackson

64 " Elm

Calhoun

72 " Boundary

Ross

ARCH, from Oglethorpe, west of

Johnston

4th, northwest to Orange, junc New,

Adams

2d and 4th Wards.

Corporate Line

9 e cor Third

BASS, from Columbus, junc Orange

19 " Second

south to Maple, at Clahoun.

33 " First

BAY, from Division, northwest to

47 " New

Congress, junc Hawthorn, and south

ASH, from Division, northwest to east to limits, 2d Ward.

Corporate line, second northeast of

(Going northwest.)

Boundary, 2d and 4th Wards.

Gilmer

Gilmer

73 n cor Hammond

17 n cor Hammond

89 " Elbert

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105 n cor McIntosh

146 w cor First

119 " Congress

160 s cor New

(Going southeast.)

176 " Spring

Harris

CHESTNUT, from M. & W. R. R.

Grier

junc Johnston, west to corporate line,

BAY, (E Macon), from the river, 4th Ward, Sparks, Tatnall, Adams.

opp 1st, southeast to corporate line.

CLINTON ROAD, from Fifth,

BOND, from Cowles, northwest to north beyond limits, E. Macon.

College, first southwest of Walnut, COLE, from Orange, southwest to

3d Ward.

Maple, first south of Bass, 4th Ward.

25 e cor Orange

COLLEGE, from Rose Ilill Ceme

33 " College

tery, south to Cotton av junc Johnston,

BOUNDARY, from Division,north 3d and 4th Wards.

west to corporate line, forming south

20 e cor Jones

west boundary of city, 2d and 4th

42 " Bond

Wards.

50 " Georgia av

Gilmer

112 " Washington av

Hammond

144 " Forsyth

Elbert

COLLINS ALLEY, from the river

McIntosh

northeast to corporate line, southeast

Congress

of Second, E. Macon.

Troup

COLUMBUS, from Orange, opp

Lamar

Oak, west to M. &. W. R. R., 4th

Telfair

Ward.

Jackson

Bass

Calhoun

Short

Ross

Ross

Johntson

M. & W. R. R.

Tatnall

COLUMBUS ROAD, from cor

Adams

porate line, near terminus of Elm,

Corporate Line

west.

BOUNDARV, (E. .Macon), from CONGRESS, from Hawthorne,

Fifth, northwest and southeast, form southwest to Boundary, (continuation

ing northeastern corporate line.

of Third) 2d Ward.

BREWERY, from Monroe, north 266 s cor Bay

west, through E. Vineville.

282 " Hazel

CALHOUN, from Maple, junc of 294 " Ash

Bass, southwest to Boundary, 4th 308 " Elm

Ward.

320 " Boundary

11 n cor Oglethorpe

CONTENTMENT, from corpor

21 " Hazel

ate line terminus 5th, east beyond

33 " Ash

limits, E. Macon.

41 " Elm

COTTON, from terminus of 5th,

55 " Boundary

east beyond limits, E. Macon, (or Mil-

CENTRE, from Clinton rd, north ledgeville road.)

east to Radnor, first northwest of Con COTTON AV, from Mulberry in

tentment, E. Macon.

tersection Second, west to College,

CHERRY, from Seventh, north junc Johnston, 3d and 4th Wards.

west to Spring, Wards x and 2, (di

31 ne cor Cherry

viding line), and Ward 3.

63 " Poplar

17 n cor Sixth

96 se cor Plum

33 " Fifth

128 " Spring

50 w cor Fourth

130 nw cor Pine

82 " Third

152 se cor Orange

112 s cor Second

175 ne cor College

132 " Cotton Avenue

COWLES, from Spring northwest

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to Bond--(continued by Bond), first 112 e cor Pine

southeast of Walnut, 3d Ward.

127 n cor Oak

DIVISIO N, from Hawthorne, 135 " Oglethorpe

southwest to Boundary,(opp Seventh), 145 " Hawthorne

forming part of southeastern limit E. Macon, (going northeast.)

2d Ward.

16 n cor Flanders al

Tupelo

43 Bibb Mnfg Co

Bay

70 n cor Clinton rd

Turpin

80 " Boundary

Hazel

FIRST, from the river, southwest

Ash

to Oglethorpe, 3d and 4th Wards.

Elm

31 n cor Wharf

Boundary

63 * Walnut

EARLY, from Georgia av, junc

97 w cor Mulberry

Washington av, south to Forsyth, first 111 n cor Wall

west of Monroe, 4th Ward.

127 " Cherry

ELBERT, from Hawthorne, south 160 e cor Poplar

west beyond limits, (continuation of 191 n cor Plum

Fifth), 2d Ward. 161 w cor Bay

207 " Pine 223 " Oak

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177 " Hazel

239 " Arch

193 " Ash

248 s cor Orange

207 " Elm

252 " Oglethorpe

221 " Boundary

FLANDER'S ALLEY, from Fifth,

ELM, from Division, northwest to northwest and southeast to limits, 3d

corporate line, first northeast of Bound northeast of the river, E. Macon.

ary, 2d and 4th Wards.

FORSYTH, from College, junc

Gilmer

Johnston, northwest to Vineville, (con

21 n cor Hammond

tinuation of Cotton av), 4th Ward.

4i

Elbert

61

McIntosh

Madison Monroe

73

Congress

85

Troup

Lamar

Early Corporate Line FORSYTH ROAD, from corporate

Telfair

line, northwest through Vineville,

Jackson

(continuation of Forsyth Street.)

Calhoun

52 junc Vineville rd

Ross

79 nw cor Wards al

Johnston

151 " Napier al

Tatnall

146 Vineville School

Adams

FOURTH, from the river, south

Corporate line.

west to Hawthorne, 1st and 2d Wards.

FACTORY ROW, from Oglethorpe

31 n cor Wharf

south to Hawthorne, first east of Jack-

63 " Walnut

son, 4th Ward.

96 e cor Mulberry

FIFTH, from the river, southwest 128 " Cherry

to Hawthorne, and northeast to limits, 161 w cor Poplar

E. Macon, 1st and 2d wards.

191 n cor Plum (Browns Hotel)

(Going southwest.)

223 " Pine

15 n cor Wharf

31 " Walnut

3597 w cor j\ Old Court House sq1 63 n cor Cherry 79 " Poplar 97 w cor Plum

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northwest to Clinton rd, northeast of

17 n cor Hammond

corporate line, E. Macon.

33

GEORGIA AV, from Spring, opp

5i

Mulberry, west to Vineville, 3d Ward.

67

Elbert McIntosh Congress

18 s cor Orange 26 " College 31 n cor Madison

85

Troup

99

Lamar

127

Telfair

41 " Monroe 49 " Early
Corporate Line

I35

Jackson

145

Calhoun

161

Ross

GILMER, from Hawthorne, south 167

M. & W. R. R.

west to Boundary, (continuation of 185 e cor Sparks (Tatnall sq)

7th), 2d Ward.

195 " Adams

Tupelo

Corporate Line

Bay

HIGGINS, from Fifth, southeast to

Hazel

C. R. R., 2d northeast of the river,

Ash

E. Macon.

Elm

HIGH, from alley, north of New

Boundary

and west of Poplar, west to Orange,

GRIER, from branch on commons, 4th Ward.

south of M. & B. lots, southwest to

11 opp Spring

sq)

Turpin, 2d Ward.

Orange (Chickamauga

Tupelo

HILL, from Wharf, southwest to

Bay

Walnut, 2d northwest of Spring, 3d

Turpin

Ward.

HAMMOND, from Hawthorne, HILL, (East Macon), from Con

opp Sixth, southwest to Boundary, tentment, northeast to Siam.E. Macon.

(continuation of Sixth), 2d Ward.

HOLMES, from Hospital st, west,

166 e cor Tupelo

second north of Jefferson, E. Vine

178 " Bay

ville.

186 " Hazel

HOSPITAL, from Vineville Road,

194 " Ash

north to Holmes, first west of Monroe,

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208 " Elm 216 " Boundary

E. Vineville. HOUSTON ROAD, (continuation

HARRIS, from branch at M. & B. of McIntosh), from Boundary west,

lots, southwest to Turpin, second beyond limits.

southeast of Seventh, 2d Ward.

JACKSON, from Maple, junc

u

Tupelo Bay

Oglethorpe, southwest to Boundary, 4th Ward.

Turpin

Oglethorpe

HAWTHORNE, from Seventh,

Hazel

west to Hazel, intersection Telfair, 2d

Ash

and 4th Wards.

Elm

Gilmer

Boundary

Hammond

JEFFERSON, from Madison, junc

24 w cor Elbert

Georgia av, west to Vineville, 3d

42 " McIntosh

Ward.

60 " Congress

17 n cor Madison

70 " Troup

33 " Monroe

82 " Lamar

41 " Corporate Line

95 n cor Factory Row

JOHNSTON, from Cotton av, in

105 junc Hazel

tersection College, west to M. & W.

HAZEL, from Division, northwest R. R., and from Ash near M. & W.

to corporate line, 3d northeast of R. R., southwest to Boundary, 4th

Boundary, 2d and 4th Wards.

Ward.

Gilmer

18 e cor Short

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26 e cor M. & W. R. R.

144 s cor First (Presbyterian ch)

56 " Ash

159 e cor New

64 " Elm

175 " Spring

72 " Boundary

NEW, from the river, southwest to

JONES, from Orange, west to Col- Orange, first northwest of First, 3d

ege, (continuation of Wharfj, 3d and 4th Wards.

Ward.

16 e cor Wharf

LAMAR, from Hawthorne, south

32 " Walnut

west to Boundary, (continuation of

46 " Mulberry

First), 4th Ward.

62 " Cherry

Hazel

80 " Poplar

Ash

114 " Plum

M. & W. R. R.

Cotton av

Elm

136 " Pine

Boundary

160 " Oak

McINTOSH, from Hawthorne, 174 " Orange

southwest to Houston Road, (contin NEW HOUSTON ROAD, from

uation of Fourth), 2d Ward.

Boundary, opp Troup, (continuation

324 s cor Bay

of Troup), southwest bey limits.

340 " Hazel

NIXION, from Monroe, west, first

366 " Ash

north of Jefferson, E. Vineville.

M. & W. R. R.

OAK, from Fifth, northwest to

378 " Elm

Orange, fourth southwest from Cherry,

391 " Boundary

2d and 4th Wards.

MADISON, from Oak Ridge Ceme

40 w cor Fourth

tery, south to Forsyth, first west of

52 " Third

College, 3d and 4th Wards.

66 " Second

107 n cor Jefferson

74 " First

111 " Georgia av

86 " New

117 w cor Washington av

102 " Spring

143 n cor Forsyth

112 " Orange

MAGNOLIA, from Spring, opp OGLETHORPE, from Fifth, west

Cherry, west to Orange, 3d Ward. to Jackson, thence northwest to cor

MAPLE, from Oglethorpe, inter porate line, 2d and 4th Wards.

section Jackson, northwest to Ross,

38 w cor Fourth

4th Ward.

54 " Third

Bass

68 " Second

Calhoun

71 e cor Orange

79 " First

MILLEDGVILLE ROAD, (see

91 junc Maple

Cotton st.)

98 s cor Jackson

MONROE, from corporate line, 114'w cor Calhoun

south to M. & B. R. R., first west of 130 " Ross

Madison.

136 " M. & W. R. R

39 n cor Jefferson

146 " Sparks

47 " Georgia av

163 n cor Tatnall

51 w cor Washington av

174 w cor Adams

69 n cor Forsyth

Coporate Line

MULBERRY, from Seventh,north ORANGE, from Rose Hill Ceme-

west to Spring, (continued by Georgia try, intersection Jones, south, south

av), 1st and 3d Wards.

east to Oglethorpe, 3d and 4th Wards.

15 e cor Sixth

14 s cor Wharf

41 n cor Old Court House sa

28 " Walnut

48 s cor Fourth

34 " Bond

80 " Third

56 " Georgia av

112 " Second

70 " Magnolia

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78 s cor Washington av

5 n cor Maple

88 " High

IS " Oglethorpe

106 " Cotton av

31 " Hazel

114 " Oak

43 " Ash

122 e cor Columbus

51 " Elm

128 " Spring

M. & W. R. R.

Cole

63 " Boundary

140 " New

ST. PAUL, from Forsyth, opp

152 " First

Madison, west to M. & W. R. R.,

160 " Oglethorpe

4th Ward.

PINE, from Seventh, northwest to SECOND, from the river, south

Orange, 3d southwest of Cherry, 2d west to Hawthorne, dividing 1st and

and 4th Wards.

3d, and 2d and 4th Wards.

8 w cor Sixth

31 n cor Wharf

24 " Fifth

63 " Walnut

38 " Fourth

95 " Mulberry (P. O.)

52 " Third

114 s cor Wall

68 " Second

127 n cor Cherry

76 " First

159 " Poplar

88 " New

191 " Plum

100 " Spring

207 " Pine

Cotton av

223 " Oak

Chickamauga sq

239 " Arch

PLUM, from Seventh, northwest to 247 " Oglethorpe

High, west of Spring, second south 259 " Hawthorne

west of Cherry, 2d and 4th Wards.

SEVENTH, from the river, south

Sixth

west to Hawthorne, 1st and 2d Wards.

24 w cor Fifth

15 n cor Wharf

38 " Fourth

31 " Walnut

54 " Third

47 " Mulberry

68 " Second

63 " Cherry

84 " First

79 " Poplar

96 " New

95 " Plum

108 " Spring

111 " Pine

POPLAR, from Seventh, northwest

Hawthorne

to near Spring, continued by Wash SHORT, from Columbus, opp

ington av, 2d and 4th Wards, and Ross, north to Johnston, 4th Ward.

dividing 3d and 4th Wards.

SIAM, from Clinton rd, northeast,

16 s cor Sixth

second northwest of Contentment, E.

34 w cor Fifth

Macon.

50 " Fourth

SIXTH, from the river, southwest

82 " Third

to Hawthorne, 1st and 2d Wards.

I14 " Second (Synagogue)

18 s cor Wharf

146 " First (City Hall)

34 " Walnut

152 " Cotton av

50 " Mulberry

178 " New

64 e cor Cherry

184 s cor Alley

80 " Poplar

RADNOR, from Centre, southeast

96 " Plum

beyond Contentment, third northeast 112 " Pine

of corporate line, E. Macon.

Hawthorne

ROSE, from the river at First, north SPARKS, from Chestnut, at M. &

west to Rose Hill Cemetery, 3d Ward. W. R. R., southwest to Ash, 4th

New

Ward.

Spring

38 e cor Oglethorpe

ROSS, from Columbus, junc Short,

46 " Hazel

southwest to Boundary, 4th Ward.

56 " Ash (cor Tatnall sq)

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SPRING, from the river, southwest

Hammond

to Orange, 2d northwest of First, 3d

Elbert (going northeast)

and 4th Wards.

Harris

4 e cor Rose

Grier

18 " Wharf

TURPIN, from Division, southeast

32 " Walnut

to limits, 2d Ward.

40 " Cowles

Harris

46 " Mulberry

Grier

64 " Cherry

VINEVILLE ROAD, from cor

67 w cor Magnolia

porate line, west to junc Forsyth rd,

78 e cor Washington av

(continuation of Washington av), 51

86 " Plum

junc Forsyth road.

94 " Pine 108 " Oak

WALL, from Third, northwest to Spring, bet Mulberry and Cherry, 1st

112 " Orange

and 3d Wards.

TATNALL, from M. & W. R. R.,

Second

opp Monroe, southwest to Oglethorpe (Tatnall sq), and from Elm south

First New

west to Boundary, 4th Ward.

Spring

22 e cor Chestnut 34 " Oglethorpe 52 " Elm 60 " Boundary

WALNUT, from Seventh, north west to Orange, Second southwest from the river, 1st and 3d Wards.
2 w cor Sixth

TELFAIR, from Hawthorne, junc

32 " Fifth

Hazel, southwest to Boundary, first

46 " Fourth

northwest of Lamar, 4th Ward.

62 " Third

Ash

70 s cor Second

Elm

77 n cor First

M & W. R. R.

89 e cor New

Boundary

99 " Spring

THIRD, from the river, southwest 115 " Franklin

to Hawthorne, 1st and 2d Wards.

125 " Hill

33 w cor Wharf

133 " Orange

63 " Walnut

(Continuation of Poplar)

97 " Mulberry

WASHINGTON AV., from Spring,

113 " WalL-- 129 " Cherry 161 " Poplar 193 " Plum
209 " Pine 223 n cor Oak 239 " Arch 243 w cor Ogtethorpe 253 n cor Hawthorne

west to Vineville, dividing Wards
3 and 4. 54 w cor Orange 60 s cor College 72 " Madison
86 " Monroe 102 " Early WHARF, from Seventh, northwest
to orange, 1st and 3d Wards.

TROUP, from Hawthorne, south

2 w cor Sixth

west to New Houston rd, (continuation

17 e cor Fifth

of Second), dividing 2d and 4th Wards.

37 " Fourth

276 s cor Hazel

49 " Third

292 " Ash

65 " Second

308 " Elm

71 " First

320 " Boundary

81 n cor New

TUPELO, from Division, northwest

97 " Spring

to Elbert, and southeast to limits, 2d me cor Franklin

Ward, (going northwest.)

126 s cor Hill

Gilmer

142 " Orange

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WARD BOUNDARIES.

FIRST WARD.--Beginning at Oc- Ocmulgee River on Second street,

mulgee River on Second street, south southwest along Second street to

west along Second street to Cherry Cherry street, thence northwest on

street; southeast on Cherry street to Cherry street to Cotton av, thence

corporate line, thence along said line west on Cotton av to Poplar street,

northeast to Ocmulgee River, thence thence northwest on Poplar street and

up said river to a point opposite Sev Washington av to corporate line,

enth street, thence around East Ma thence along said line to Ocmulgee

con corporate line, (including East mulgee River, thence down said river

Macon), to place of beginning.

to place of beginning.

SECOND WARD--Beginning at FOURTH WARD--Beginning on

Cherry street on Second street, along Second street at Cherry street, along

Second street and Troup street south Second and Troup streets southwest

west to Boundary street, thence south erly to Boundary street, thence north

east on Boundary street to Division west on Boundary street to corporate

street, thence northeast on Division line, thence northeast along said line

street to Turpin street, thence south to Washington av, thence east along

east on Turpin street to corporate line, Washington av to Poplar street, and

thence along said line to Cherry (or southeast on Poplar street to Cotton

on a line with Cherry street), and av, thence east on Cotton av to Cherry

thence along Cherry street northwest street, thence southeast on Cherry

to point of beginning.

street to place of beginning.

THIRD WARD -- Beginning at

HALLS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

AYRES' BUILDING--West side HOLLINGSWORTH and SCHO

Mulberry, north of Third.

FIELD BLOCK--Poplar, northwest

BLAKE'S BLOCK--West side corner Fourth.

Poplar, bet Third and Fourth.

JOHNoTON'S BUILDING--109

BOARDMAN'S BLOCK--West and ill Mulberry, southeast corner

side Mulberry, south of Second.

Second.

CITY HALE--146 and 148 Poplar, MASONIC TEMPLE--5^ Cot

northwest corner First.

ton av.

CONCERT HALL--I Cotton av. ODD FELLOW'S HALL--13

COURT HOUSE--Mulberry,north Cotton av.

east corner Second.

RALSTON HALL--86 Cherry.

GRAND MASONIC HALL--92 "TELEGRAPH" BUILDING-

Mulberry.

112 Cherry, corner Second.

GRANITE BLOCK--Third,south TRIANGULAR BLOCK--Cher

west corner Cherry.

ry, bet Cotton av and Second.

HUFF'S CORNER--82 Cherry, WASHINGTON BLOCK--Mul

northwest corner Third.

berry, southwest corner Second.

^FFEIsTIDIX.
HOLES9

1880.
CITY and COUNTY RECORD.
ELECTION
HELD BIENNIALLY
On tie 2d Saturday in DECEMBER.

THE CITY GOVERNMENT
Is composed of a Board of Aldermen, consisting of tweive members, three from each Ward--elected biennially. Regular meetings every Tuesday evening.

CITY OF MACON.

i
THIRD WARD--W. E. Flanders T. C. Hendrix, Hayne Ellis.

MAYOR--William A. Huff, salary, $1,500. Term expires Dec., 1880.

FOURTH WARD--S. S. Dunlap, W. F. Cannon, F. Corput.

STANDING COMMITTEES.

Board of Aldermen.

Cemeteries --E11 i s, Fitzgerald, Flanders.

FIRST WARD--W. L. Higgins, Finance--Dunlap, Cannon, Cor

G. M Davis, C. Masterson.

put, Flanders, Hudgins.

SECOND WARD--P. Fitzgerald, Fire Department--Cannon, Cor

J. D. Hudgins, J. L. Kennedy.

put, Kennedy.

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Hospital and Charity--Hud- FOURTH WARD--R. B. Good-

g ns, Dunlap, Masterson.

all, W. D. Williams and L. W. Hunt.

Lamps and Gas--Davis, Hendrix,

Corput.

Markets--Fitzgerald, Ellis, Ken nedy.

EDUCATIONAL.

Printing--Corput, Davis, Dunlap.

Public Property--Hendrix, Hud The system was inaugurated by, and

gins, Higgins.

is under the control of the Bibb County

Pumps--Higgins, Hendrix, Ellis. Board of Public Education and or

Records and Accounts -- Flan phanage, supported by a two mill tax

ders, Hudgins, Cannon.

in the county. The cost of the Macon

Street Encroachments -- Ken City Schools is about $12,000 per

nedy, Cannon, Masterson.

annum, the city furnishes the buildings

Streets--Masterson, Dunlap, Hig free, and the Board pays current ex-

gins.

pences The schools are thoroughly

graded, embracing a course of nine

City Officers, Etc.

years the last two years constitutes the

High School course. ASSESSORS--M. R. Rogers, J. C. (For corporate and private institu

Wheeler and Matt. R. Freeman; tions, see academies and schools.)

salary, $150 each.

ATTORNEYS--Samuel H. Jemison and N. E. Harris; salaries, $500,

Board of

Education

and

Orphanage.

CITY PHYSICIAN--J. Emmett

Blackshear; office 98 Mulberry; salary, Office--84 Second Street.

$500.

CLERK--Henry A. Blue; office

OFFICERS.

City Hall; salary, $900. Bond, $2,500.

ENGINEER--J. C. Wheeler; office Joseph Clisby, President; T. G.

City Hall; salary, $400.

Holt, Vice President; James T. Nis-

KEEPER BRIDGE--Geo. G. Rau; bet, Secretary; J. W. Burke, Treasurer;

salary, $300.

B. M. Zettler, Superintendent of

KEEPER POWDER MAGAZINE Schools.

--Geo. C. Price; salary, $75.

SUPERINTENDENT PUMPS--

ROLL OF MEMBERS.

A. C. Robbins; salary, $600. SEXTON--J. J. Clay; salary, fees. STREET OVERSEER --J. A.
Simpson; salary, $600. TREASURER -- O. F. Adams;
salary, $1,200. Bond, $25,000.

J. W. Burke, Joseph, Clisby, R. W. Cubbedge, T. C. Dempsey, J. J. Gres ham. T. G. Holt, J. H. Hertz, James
T. Nisbet, Virgil Powers, J. W. Stubbs, L. N. Whittle, Emory Winship, J. A. McManus, ordinary, ex officio; W. A.

Board of Health.

Huff, Mayor of Macon, ex-officio; T. J. Simmons, Judge Sup. Court, ex-

Meets first Monday of each month officio.

at City Hall. R. B. Hall, chairman; A. A. Blue, clerk; Pat McCafferty,

STANDING COMMITTEES.

health officer.

Finance -- Winship, Whittle and

FIRST WARD--John Ingalls and Hertz.

C. Machold.

Teachers and Text Books--Nis

SECOND WARD--W. J. Totten bet, Burke and Cubbedge.

and J. F. Greer.

Property and School Districts

THIRD WARD--Geo. R. Barker --Gresham, Stubbs, and Dempsey.

and R. B. Hall.

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Schools.

ladder truck, employing ten horses, and using about five thousand feet of

ACADEMY LOT SCHOOL-Wal hose. The city appropriates annually

nut, northeast corner Second. Miss the sum of $2,650 to pay expenses.

L. E. Thomas, principal.

Protection Fire Co., No. 1, owning its

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL142 Cotton Av, corner Spring. B. M. Zettler, acting principal. Miss Eliza

apparatus, etc. The balance owned partly by each Company and partly by
the city.

H. Merri.l, associate principal.

EAST MACON SCHOOL--North

Chief and Staff,

eastern terminus Centre, East Macon.

Mrs. Anna A. Davis, principal; Miss W. F. Grace, Chief Engineer.

Margaretta Darragh, assistant.

L. Vannucki, 1st Assistant.

FOURTH STREET SCHOOL-- Fourth, south corner Walnut Sister M. deSales, principal; Sister M. An-

C. A. Forrester, 2d Assistant. D. D. Craig, Secretary. E. P. Strong, Treasurer.

gelia. assistant.

PROTECTION FIRE CO., No. 1

NORTH MACON GRAMMAR SCHOOL--Orange, head of High. Leonard McManus, principal; Mrs. Ella M. Burdick, Miss Sophia E.

--Third, corner Poplar; Geo. B. Tur pin, foreman; M. C. Jewett, assistant foreman; W. W. Wrigley, secretary and treasurer; A. W. Gibson, engineer.

Gustin, Miss Clara I. Smith, Mrs. C. OCMULGEE FIRE CO., No. 2--

L. Edings, Miss Mary Hunton, Miss First, junction Cotton Av.--organized

Mary Grier, assistants.

1854. H. Spahr, president; C. Mac-

SOUTH MACON GRAMMAR hold, foreman; H. J. Behr, assistant

SCHOOL--Troup, south corner Haw foreman ; F A. Schoneman, secretary; thorne. H. T. Conner, principal; Miss V. Kahn, treasurer; Oscar F. Lager-

O. L. Andrews Mrs. P. F. Manson, quist, engineer.

Miss M. Lipford, Miss Emma Lands- YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO.,

berg, Mrs. M. W. Villepigue, Miss No. 3--Mulberry, corner Third--or

Estella Anderson, Miss Cynthia Hor ganized 1854. W. A. Havens, fore

ton, assistants.

man; H. A. Knight, secretary; J. H.

VINEVILLE SCHOOL, 146 For Bremer, treasurer; J. S. Westcott, en

syth rd, Vineville. Mrs. A. Griffin, gineer.

principal.

MECHANICS FIRE CO., No. 4.

COLORED.

--Third, corner Arch. A. McKenna,

president; C. M. Walker, foreman;

NORTH MACON COLORED C. J. Bratton, assistant foreman; J. T.

SCHOOL--West side Monroe, north McVay, secretary; John O'Hara,

of Jefferson. Henry J. T. Hudson, treasurer; Berry H. Smith, engineer.

principal; Ida C. Hudson, assistant, Miss Jessie Lane, supernumerary.
SOUTH MACON COLORED SCHOOL--South side Hawthorne, east of Congress. Mrs. Mary E. Baber, principal; Mrs. Louise E. Nagel, Sarah E. Franklin, assistants.

DEFIANCE FIRE CO., No. 5-- Poplar, corner First--organized April 23d, 1868. R. M. Rogers, president; W. H. Woodson, foreman; J. M. Jones, assistant foreman; H. Horn, secretary and treasurer; J. C. Dqitz, foreman hose.

MACON HOOK AND LADDER
FIRE DEPARTRENT. CO., No. 1--Second, corner Poplar--
organized May, 1854. John G Deitz,
foreman; W. L. Johnson, 1st assistant
Conducted upon the volunteer plan. foreman; George Beggs, 2d assistant This department has five steam engines, foreman; C. W. Newton, secretary; ten hose reels, and one hook and A. McCallie, treasurer.

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Macon City Directory.

POLICE DEPARTMENT. OFFICERS OF THE ACADEMY.

W. D. Williams, A. M., principal;

Headquarters at City Hall, Poplar, Miss H. Guillan,* department of lit

southwest corner Cotton Avenue. erature ; V. Czurda, director of music;

The force consisting of twenty men, James T. Coley,* assistant in music;

including the Chief, is under the con John J. Burks,* assistant in music and

trol of the Mayor and City Council. literature; F. E. Sanders, master of

The men are nominated by the Mayor, workshop.

and confirmed by Council. The MERCER UNIVERSITY--Ash,

annual cost to the City is about $10,- opposite Tatnall square. This insti

850.

tution was incorporated in 1838, at

CHIEF POLICE--John Hurley, Penfield, Ga., and removed to Macon

salary, $1 200.

July 1st, 1871.

LIEUTENANTS--C. M. Wood,

1st lieut., salary, $780. W- A. OFFICERS BOARD OF TRUS

Wylie, 2d lieut., salary, $720.

TEES.

PATROLL MEN--John Adair, Ed ward Ballard, William Bishop, Wil Hon. David E. Butler, president; liam Cronan, D. P. Fennell, H. C. Rev. Geo. R. McCall, secretary and Fennell, Jeremiah Goulding, W. W. treasurer.

Henderson, Marcus Lowenthal, Pat

rick McCafferty, Charles Matthews, PRUDENTIAL COMMITTEE OF

F. H. Moseley. Patrick Murphy, J. R. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

Rayfield, J. P. Simpson, William

Stephan, William Wrye, salaries, $600. Hon. David E. Butler, Rev. T. E.

WATCHMAN CITY H^LL-- J. P. Chapman, J. D. Denton; salaries,

Skinner, B L. Willingham, Powers and John H. James.

Virgil

$35 Per month.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF

THE GEORGIA BAPTIST CON

ACADEMIES AND

VENTION.

SCHOOLS.

Dr. E. W. Warren, chairman; Dr.

M. B. Wharton, secretary; Prof. S. P.

Sanford, L. W. Hunt, V. Powers, [For Public Schools, see Educa Rev. James McBride, Prof. J. E. tional, and for Private Schools, see Willet/ the Business Directory.]

ALEXANDER FREE SCHOOL

FACULTY.

--208 Second Street. Founded and supported by a bequest in the will of Elam Alexander.
Sylvanus Bates, principal; Miss Flora Smith, assistant.
GEORGIA ACADEMY FOR THE BLIND--Situated west side Orange, head of High. Incorporated 1852. Children admitted from eight to twenty-one years of age.

Rev. Archibald J. Battle, D. D.,
president and professor of mental and moral philosophy and theology; Shel ton P. Sanford, LLD., professor of mathematics, civil engineering and astronomy; Joseph E. Willet, A. M., M. D., professor of physics, chemis try and geology; Rev. John J. Brantly, D. D., professor of belles lettres. and modern languages; Rev. Epene-

TRUSTEES

tus A. Steed, A. M , professor of the

James Mercer Green, president; Henry L. Jewett, treasurer; W. D. Williams, secretary; L. N. Whittle, Peter Solomon, Virgil Powers, C. A.

Latin language and Literature. Law School--Hon. Clifford An
derson, chairman, and professor of international and constitutional law;

Nutting,-T. G. Holt.

*Blind.

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21

Walter B. Hill, A. M., B. L., profes and was opened to the public in Janu

sor of common and statute law ; John ary, 1839, since which time, it has

C. Rutherford, A. M., professor of been in successful operation. It

equity, jurisprudence, pleading and claims to be the oldest institution in

practice.

the United States established upon

MOUNT de SALES ACADEMY the plan of a regular female college.

--Orange, northwest corner Colum In 1844, under a re-organization, the

bus. For young ladies In charge name was changed to Wesleyan Fe

of Sisters of Mercy. Mother Bona- male College.

venture, superior. PIO NONO COLLEGE--Located

OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF

on the west side of Forsyth road, two

TRUSTEES.

miles from Court House. Organized Rev. Jas. E. Evans, chairman; H.

October, 1874.

L. Jewett, secretary: Rev. W. C.

The location is the finest in the State. Bass, D. D., treasurer.

The College is under the supervision

of the Rt. Rev. William H. Gross, STANDING COMMITTEES.

Bishop of Savannah. Students are not compelled to take part in the ser vices.
OFFICERS.

Executive Committee -- Peter Solomon, Henry L. Jewett, William D. Williams, Hon. C. A. Nutting, Rev. John W. Burke, Rev. Joseph S.

Rt. Rev. William H. Gross, presi dent; Rev Alexander J. Semmes, A. M., M. D., vice president and treasurer; Rev. Thomas F. Cleary, prefect of discipline; F. J M. Daly,

Key, Rev George G. N. MacDonell, Emory Winship, Isaac Hardeman.
Finance--Williams, Burke, Solo mon, Jewett, Ross.
Repairs--Nutting, Ross, Solomon.

A. M., LL.D., director of schools. Rev. Joseph Hennessy, librarian.

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.

Rev. William C. Bass, D. D., presi

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

dent and professor of mental and

Rev. William H. Gross, Rev. Ed ward Cafferty, Rev. C. C. Pendergast, Rev Louis Bazin, Thomas C. Demp sey, Dennis Daly.

moral science and rhetoric; Rev. Cosby W. Smith, D. D., librarian and recording secretary, and professor of mathematics and astronomy; Joseph T. Derry, A. M., professor of ancient

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION. and modern languages; James F.

Rev. Alexander J. Semmes, A. M., M. D., professor of English literature and history; F. J. M. Daly, A. M., LL.D., professor of mathematics,

Harrison, A. M., M. D., professor of natural science; Mrs. Alice Culler Cobb assistant in literary department; Miss Mary E. Mason, art department; J. H. Newman, professor of music;

science and classics; Rev. Thomas Miss Zeitella Cocke, assistant in mu

F. Cleary, professor of rhetoric and classics; Rev. John M. Hennessy, professor of Latin and Greek; William McCarthy, tutor in English and math ematics ; Anton Heuber, professor of music; W. F. Holt, M. D., visiting

sic; Mrs. H. B. Fuller, assistant in music; Miss Tacie A. Daniel, teacher of vocal music; Miss Clifford Colton, teacher of preparatory department; Mrs. Marian J. Blackshear, teacher in preparatory depariment; Mrs. C. M.

physician.

Walthour, matron; Mrs. C. C. Mor-

WESLEYAN FEMALE COL rall, domestic department.

LEGE--107 and 109 College, between Washington and Georgia Avenues

COLORED.

This institution was chartered by the LEWIS HIGH SCHOOL--New,

Legislature of Georgia in 1836, under southwest corner Pine. Organized

the name of Georgia Female College, 1867, and is supported by the Ameri-

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Macon City Directory.

can Missionary Association of New John C. Curd, president; J. W. Caba-

York. Miss C. H. Gilbert, principal; niss, cashier. Directors : G. B. Tur

Miss Belle M. Haskins, assistant.

pin, John C. Curd, S. T. Coleman,

L. W. Hunt, S. Waxelbum, T. Wood,

W. R Rogers G. B. Roberts.

ASYLUMS AND FIRST NATIONAL BANK--127

HOSPITALS.

Second. Organized 1865. Capital, $100,000. Surplus, $20,000. I. C.

BIBB COUNTY HOSPITAL-- Plant, president; H. L. Jewett, vice-

(see County Institutions).

president; W. W. Wrigley, cashier.

GEORGIA ACADEMY FOR Directors: I. C. Plant, H. L. Jewett,

THE BLIND. (See p. 20.)

D. Flanders, R. H. Plant, T. C.

Dempsey, W. B. Dinsmore, H. B.

Plant

BANDS.

MACON SAVINGS BANK--no

Mulberry. Chartered March, 1874.

CHATHAM COUNTY BAND-- (Colored)-Headquarters Fourth, cor ner Oak. Organized 1863. Num bers fifteen members Henry Audley,
leader.

Capital, $50000. J. M Boardman, president; H. T. Powell, cashier. Di rectors : J. M. Boardman, W. P. Goodall, A. E Boardman, H. T. Powell,
B. P. Walker.

MERCER COLLEGE BAND--

composed of students of the college.

PIO NONO BRASS BAND-- BIBLE SOCIETIES.

Headquarters Pio Nono College.

Numbers thirteen members. Prof.

An'on Heuber, director.

MACON BIBLE SOCIETY--150

TEUTONIA BRASS BAND-- Second (Auxiliary to American

Hall east side Mulberry, north of Bible Society). Organized July 30,

Third. Organized 1874. Meets for 1866. Object: To keep a full sup

practice every Wednesday evening. ply of all the publications of the

The band consists of twelve members. American Bible Society, to be sold at

Jacob Kessler, leader; A. Heuber, cost to any per on; and to canvass

musical instructor; Herman Hertwig, the city and county as often as prac-

secretary and treasurer.;

picable, and supply the destitute.

Rev. A. J. Battle, president; W. W.

DeHaven, secretary; H. L. Jewett,

BANKS.

treasurer.

CAPITAL BANK--150 Second. Organized 1872. Capital, $200.000.

BOARD

OF UNDER

H. L. Jewett, president; N. M. Hodg

WRITERS.

kins, cashier. Directors: H. L. Jewett,

Geo. S. Obear, Chas. Canning, Felix

Corput, W. R. Phillips, Thos. Wood, Peter Solomon, F. M. Heath, George
B. Jewett. CENTRAL GEORGIA BANK -
in Third. Organized 1869. Capi

MACON BOARD OF UNDER WRITERS--88 Mulberry. Organized
June 3, 1868. Re-organized May 22, 1872. J. M. Boardman, president; I. C. Plant, vice-president; Joseph A.

tal, $150,000. J E. Jones, president; Rogers, secretary and treasurer.

T. O. Chestney, cashier. Directors : J. E. Jones, John S. Baxter, L. Ripley,

MEMBERS.

George S Jones, N. T. Johnson.

W. W. Carnes, I. C. Plant, R. H.

EXCHANGE BANK--67 Cherry. Plant, Cobb & Clancy, G. W. Burr,

Organized 1872. Capital $150,000. Jewett & Rogers.

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23

RATING COMMITTEE.

itive Baptist), north of Houston Road,

I. C. Plaat, W. W. Rogers.

Carnes, J. A.

west of limits. services.

(Windsor Hill).

No

COLORED.

BUILDING AND

LOAN

FIRST CHURCH--New, north east corner Plum. Services II A. M.,

ASSOCIATION.

3 p. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday-school

9 A. M. Rev. Henry Williams, pas

tor; residence 101 Madision.

BIBB LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION--Office 97 Cherry. Organized 1876. Capital 5,000shares. Regular meetings fourth Thursday in each month. H. L. Jewett, president; G. W. Burr, secretary and treasurer. Directors: J. W. Burke, S T. Cole

FULTON CHURCH--229 Third. Services 11 A. M. 3 P. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday-school 10 A. M. Prayer-meeing 6 A. M. Preaching every Wed nesday 8 p. m. Rev. G. H. Coleman, pastor.

man, E. Winship, J. B. Cobb, H. L. SECOND STREET CHURCH--

Cook, N. M. Hodgkins.

North side Second, third east of Arch.

Services 10:30 A. M., 3 P. M. and 8 P.

M. Sunday-school 8:30 A. M. Prayer-

CEMETERIES.

meetings Monday and Tuesday 8 P. M. Preaching every Thursday 8 P.

M. Rev. Eli Smith, pastor.

OAK RIDGE CEMETERY--En trance north end Madison. Organized

Congregational.

1840. J. W. Burke, superintendent and treasurer. J. J. Qlay, sexton.

COLORED.

OLD CEMETERY --West side FIRST CONGREGATIONAL

Cherry, between Sixth and Seventh. CHURCH--New, southwest corner

Burials prohibited.

Pine. Services 3 P. M. and 8 P. M.

ROSE HILL CEMETERY--En Sunday-school 9:30 A. M. Prayer-

trance terminus of Wharf. Organized meetings every Tuesday and Thurs

1840. Controlled by the city. J. W. day 8 P. M. Rev. S. E. Lathrop, pas

Burke, superintendent and treasurer. tor ; residence Pine, northwest corner

J. J. Clay sexton.

New.

Episcopal.

CHURCHES.

CHRIST CHURCH--66 Walnut,

between Second and Third. Services

Baptist.

11 A. M., 8 P. M. and Friday 8 P. M. Rev. Otis A. Glazebrook, rector;

residence 67 Walnut.

FIRST CHURCH--144 Second. Services II A. M. and 7.45 P. M. Sunday-school 9.00 A. M. Prayer meeting every Wednesday 7.45 P. M. Rev. E. W Warren, pastor; residence
15 New.

ST. BARNABAS CHURCH -- North side Third, west of Hawthorne. Services 4 P. M. Sunday-school 3 P. M. Rev. Otis A. Glazebrook, rector; residence 67 Walnut.

SOUTH MACON CHURCH- ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-South

Hawthorne, corner Cohgress Ser side Forsyth, opposite Madison. Ser

vices 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday vices 11 A. M. and 5:45 P. M., and Fri

school, 4 P. M. Rev. B. F. Ivey, day afternoon 5:45 P. M. Sunday-

pastor; residence 92 Elm.

school 4 P. M. Rev. Robert F. Jack,

BETHLEHEM CHAPEL--(Prim son, rector; residence 130 Madison

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Israel.

Rev. W. H. Francis,pastor; residence Nixon, E. Vineville.

CONGREGATION BETH IS ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH--

RAEL--160 and 163 Second. Ser Near north limits, E. Macon. Ser

vices Friday 7:30 P. M., Saturday 9:00 vices 11 A. M., 3 P. M., and 8 P. M.

A. M., and Sunday-school 10 A M on Sunday school 9 A. M. Prayer meet

Sunday. Rev. N. I. Benson, rabbi; ing every Thursday 8 P. M. Elder

M. Nussbaum,president; E. Witkow- Henry Lester, pastor; residence Camp

ski, vice-president; J. H. Hertz, sec Hope, Ga.

retary; A. Binswanger, treasurer.

Presbyterian.

Methodist Episcopal.

FIRST CHURCH --Mulberry,

Rev. G. G. N. MacDonell, presid south-west corner First. Services 11

ing elder Macon district.

A. m. and 8 P. m. Sunday school

EAST MACON CHURCH--East 9.30 A M. Rev. A. W. Ciisby, pastor;

of limits, East Macon. Services 10:30 residence no First.

A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday-school 3:30

P. M. Prayer-meeting every Wednes

COLORED.

day 8 P. M. Rev. J. W. Simmons, WASHINGTON AV. CHURCH

pastor.

--North side Washington Av., be

FIRST STREET CHURCH--233 tween Orange and Franklin. Services

First. Services 11 A. M. and 8. P. M. 11 A. M., 3 P. M. and 8 P. m. Sunday-

Sunday-school 3:30 P. M Prayer school 9.30 A. m. Rev. C. McCurdy,

meeting every Wednesday 8 p. M. pastor; residence 31 College.

Rev. P. S. Twitty, pastor; residence

237 First. JONES CHAPEL--South of New

Roman Catholic

Houston Road, west of limits, (Wind sor Hill.) Services 11 A. m. and 8 p. M. Sunday-school 4 P. M. Rev. B. H. Sasnett, pastor; residence 119 Wal
nut.

ST. JOSEPH CHURCH--South side Fourth, west of Walnut. Ser vices : Mass 7 A. M. and 9.30 A. M. Vespers 5.30 P. M. Rev. L. Bazin, pastor; residence 44 Walnnt.

MULBERRY STREET CHURCH

--Mulberry, north-east corner First.

Services 11 A. M. and 7:45 P. M. Sab bath school 3 P. M. Prayer-meeting

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

every Wednesday, 8 p. M. Rev. Jo

seph S. Key, pastor; residence east side Mulberry, north of First.
VINEVILLE M. E. CHURCH93 Forsyth Road Services 8 P. M. Used by all denominations, each fur nishing its own pastor.

GEORGIA STATE AGRICUL TURAL SOCIETY--Head office State House, Atlanta. Fair Grounds, Central City Park, Macon. Support ed by appropriations, and income of State Fairs; one hundred and twenty

COLORED.

subordinate county societies. Officers elected by the Society. Thomas

COTTON AVENUE A. M. E. Hardeman, Jr., Macon, president;

CHURCH--Cotton Avenue, junction Mai com Johnston, Atlanta, secretary;

Spring. Services 11 A. M , 3 P. M. salary, $ 1,200. T. G. Holt, Macon,

and 7:30 p. M. Sunday-school 9 A. treasurer; salary, commission, per

M. Prayer-meeting sunrise, Sunday. cent, on receipts; bond, $ 10.000. The

Rev. Wesley J. Gaines, pastor.

next Annual Fair will be held at

PLEASANT HILL CHURCH-- Macon, October 1880.

E. Vineville. Services 11 A. M., and MACON HARMONIC SOCIETY

7.30 P. M. Sunday school 9.00 A. M. --Meets every Thursday evening, at

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Masonic Hall, 92 Mulberry, J. W. United States Marshal--Fred Burke, president; J. H. Hertz, vice- erick Douglass. president; E D. Irvine secretary and treasurer.

State--Judiciary.

COURTS AND JUDGES.

SUPREME COURT-Court rooms,

United States.

State House, Atlanta. Hon. Hiram Warner, chief justice ; Martin J. Craw

ford and James Jackson, associate

SUPREME COURT.

judges; Z. D. Harrison, clerk; Rob

CHIFF JUSTICE.
Morrison R. Waite, Toledo, Oliio. Salary, $10,500.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.

ert N. Ely, attorney general; Henry Jackson, reporter; J. G. McLin, sheriff. First term commences second Monday in February; second term begins first Monday in September.

Nathan Clifton, Portland, Me., Sal

ary, $10,000.

Superior Courts.

Ward Hunt, New York. Salary,

$10,000.

ALBANY CIRCUIT.

William Strong, Philadelehia, Pa., Salary $10,000.
Joseph P. Bradley, Newark, N. J. Salary, $10,000.
Noah H. Swayne, Columbus, Ohio. Salary, $10,000
John M. Harlan, Louisville, Ky. Salary, $10,000.
Samuel F. Miller, Keokuk, Iowa. Salary, $10 000.
Stephen J. Field, San Francisco, Cal., Salary, $10,000.
Samuel F. Phillips, Solicitor Gen eral, Washington, D. C. Salary, $7,500.

V G. J. Wright, judge; W. O. Flem ing, solicitor-general; W. W. Mc
Gowan, official court reporter; Albany. Baker--First Monday in May and
November. Calhoun--Second Monday in March
and September. Decatur-- Second and third Monday
in May and November. Dougherty--First, second and third
Monday in April and October.
Mitchell --First Monday in March and fourth Monday in November.
Worth--Fourth Monday in April and November.

CIRCUIT JUDGES.

First Circuit, George F. Shepley, of

ATLANTA CIRCUIT.

Portland, Me.; Second, Alexander S. George Hillyer, judge; B. H. Hill,

Johnson, of New York; Third, Wm. Jr., solicitor-general; Sam. M. Small,

McKennon, of Washington, Pa.; official court reporter; Atlanta.

Fourth, Hugh L. Bond, of Baitimore, DeKalb--Third Monday in March

Md.; Fifth, Wm B. Woods, of Atlanta, and September.

Ga.; Sixth, John Baxter, of Nashville, Clayton--First Monday in March

Tenn.; Seventh, Thomas Drummond, and September.

of Chicago, Ill.; Eighth, John F. Fulton--Monday after fourth Mon

Dillon, of Dubuque, Iowa; Ninth, day in March and September.

Lorenzo Sawyer, of San Francisco,

Cal. Salaries, $5,000 each.

AUGUSTA CIRCUIT.

Court of Claims--Charles D. Claiborne Snead, judge; Salem

Drake, Chief Justice; Edward G. Lo- Dutcher, solicitor-general; S. War

ring, E. Peck, C. C Nott, Wm. A. ren Mays, official court reporter; Au

Richardson, judges. The Court holds gusta.

its sessions in the Capital, at Wash Burke--Third Monday in May and

ington, D. C.

November.

4

Columbia -- Fourth Monday in Wayne--Fourth Monday in March

March and September.

and September.

McDuffie--Third Monday in March

and September.

CHATTAHOOCHEE CIRCUIT.

Richmond--Third Monday in April J. L. Wimberly, judge; H.Bussy,so

and October.

licitor-general; G. Y. Tignor, official

BLUE RIDGE CIRCUIT.

court reporter; Jonesboro. Chattahoochee--Fourth Monday in

George N. Lester, judge; Thomas March and September.

F. Greer, solicitor-general; Benjamin Harris --Second Monday in April

F. Payne, official court reporter ; Can and October.

ton.

Marion--Third Monday in April

Cherokee--Fourth Monday in Feb and October.

ruary and second Monday in August. Muscogee--Second Monday in May

Cobb--Second Monday in March and November.

and November.

Stewart--Fourth Monday in April

Dawson--Third Monday in April and October.

and September.

Talbot--Second Monday in March

Fannin--Third Monday in May and and September.

October.

Taylor--First Monday in April and

Forsyth--Third Monday in Febru October.

i:

ary and fourth Monday in August. Gilmer--Second Monday in May

CHEROKEE CIRCUIT.

and October.

C. D. McCutchen, judge; A. T.

Lumpkin--Second Monday in April Hackett, solicitor-general; John N.

and September.

Kiker, official court roporter; Cal

Milton--First Monday in February houn.

and third Monday in August.

Bartow--Second Monday in Janu

Pickens--Fourth Monday in April ary and July.

and September.

Catoosa--Second Monday in Feb

Towns--Fir-t Monday after fourth ruary and August.

Monday in May, and Thursday after Dade--Third Monday in March

fourth Monday in October.

and September.

Union--Fourth Monday in May Gordon--Fourth Monday in Febru

and October.

ary and August.

BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT.

Murray--Third Monday in Febru ary and August.

M. L. Mershon, judge; Simon W. Whitfield--First Monday in April

Hitch, solicitor-general; W. E. Kay, and October.

official court reporter; Brunswick. Appling--Third Monday in March

COWETA CIRCUIT.

and September.

Hugh Buchanan, judge; S. W.

Camden--Tuesday after second Harris, solictor-general; W. X. Beall,

Monday in May and November.

official court reporter; Thomaston.

Charlton--Third Monday in May Campbell--First Monday in Feb

and November.;

ruary and August.

Clinch--First Monday in March Carroll--First Monday in April and

and September.

October.

Coffee--Tuesday after fourth Mon Coweta--First Monday in March

day in April and October.

and September.

Glynn--Fourth Monday in May Douglass--Third Monday in Janu

and November.

ary and fourth Monday in July.

Pierce--First Monday in April and Fayette--Fourth Monday in March

October.

and September.

Ware--Second Monday in April Heard--Third Monday in March

and October.

and September.

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Meriwether--Third Monday in Feb

MIDDLE CIRCUIT.

ruary and August.

Herschel V. Johnson, judge; James

Troup--Third Monday in May and K. Hines, solicitor-general. Has no

November.

court reporter.

EASTERN CIRCUIT.

Emanuel--Third Monday in April and October.

W. B Fleming, judge; Alfred B. Jefferson--Second Monday in May

Smith, solicitor-general; Walter G. and November.

Charlton, official court reporter; Sa Johnson--Fourth Monday in March

vannah.

and September.

Bryan--First Monday in May and Screven--First Monday in May and

November.

November.

Bulloch--Fourth Monday in April Tatnall--Second Monday in April

and October.

and October.

Chatham--First Monday in March, Washington--Fourth Monday in

June and December.

May and November.

Effingham--Second Monday in May and November.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.

Liberty--Third Monday in May E. H. Pottle, judge; Seaborne

and November. McIntosh--Fourth Monday in May

Reese, solicitor general. C. W Seidell official court reporter, Hartwell.

and November.

Elbert--Second Monday in March

FLINT CIRCUIT.

and September. Glascock--Third Monday in Feb

A. M. Speer, judge; F. D. Dis- ruary and August.

muke, solicitor-general; William E. Hancock--Second Monday in April

H. Searcy, official court reporter; and October.

Griffin.

Hart Third Monday in March and

Butts--Second Monday in March September.

and >eptember.

Lincoln--Fourth Monday in April

Henry--Second Monday in Janu and October

ary and July.

Madison--First Monday in March

Monroe--Fourth Monday in Feb and September.

ruary and August.

Oglethorpe -- Third Monday in

Newton--Third Monday in March April and October.

and September.

Taliaferro -- Fourth Monday in Feb

Pike--First Monday in April and ruary and August.

October.

Warren--First Monday in April and

Rockdale--Third Monday in Feb October.

ruary and August.

Wilkes--First Monday in May and

Spalding--First Monday in Febru November.

ary and August. Upson--First Monday in May and

OCMULGEE CIRCUIT.

November.

Thomas G. Lawson judge; Robert

MACON CIRCUIT.

A. Whitfield, solicitor-general. Wal ter P. Payne, official court reporter,

Thomas J Simmons, judge; C. L. Milledgeville.

Bartlett, solicitor-general. Thos. Spen Baldwin--Third Monday in Febru

cer, official court reporter, Atlanta. ary and August.

Bibb--Fourth Monday in April and Greene--Second Monday in March

October.

and September.

Crawford--Fourt Monday in March Jasper-Fourth Monday in April

and September.

and October.

Houston--First Monday in April Jones--Third Monday in April and

and October.

October.

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Morgan--First Monday in March Paulding--First Monday in Febru

and September.

ary and August.

Putnam --Third Monday in March Polk--Second Monday in February

and September.

and August, and holds two weeks.

Wilkins--First Monday in April Haralson--Third Monday in Janu

and October.

ary and July, and holds two weeks.

OCONEE CIRCUIT.

Walker--Last Monday in February and August.

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

SOUTHERN CIRCUIT.

porter.

Augusta H. Hansell, judge; R. G.

Dodge--First Monday in May and Mitchell, solicitor-general. Employs

November.

the services of the reporter of the

Dooley --Second and third Monday Brunswick circuit.

in March and September.

Berrien--Third Monday in March

Irwin---Monday after fourth Mon and September.

day in March and September.

Brooks--First Monday in May and

Laurens--Second Monday in April November.

and October.

Colquitt--Wednesday after fourth

Montgomery -- Wednesday after Monday in March and September.

fourth Monday in April and October. Echols--Second Monday in March

Pulaski--Second and third Monday and September.

in May and November

Lowndes--Third Monday in May

Telfair--Tuesday after third Mon and November.

day in April and October

Thomas--Third week in April and

Twiggs--First Monday in March October.

and September. Wilcox--Fourth Monday in March SOUTHWESTERN CIRCUIT.

and September.

C. F. Crisp, judge; C. B. Hudson,

PATAULA CIRCUIT.

solicitor-general. W. M. Hawkes, official court reporter, Americus.

Arthur Hood, judge; J. T. Flewel- Lee--Second Monday in March

len, solicitor-general. Has no court and November.

reporter.

Macon--First Monday in Decem

Clay--Fourth Monday in March ber and third Monday in May.

and September.

Schley--Fourth Monday in April

Earley--First and second Monday and October.

in April and October.

Sumter--Second Monday in April

Miller--Third Monday in April and and October.

October.

Webster--First Monday in April

Quitman--Third Monday in May and October.

and November. Randolph--First and second Mon

WESTERN CIRCUIT.

day in May and November.

A. S. Irwin, judge; A. L. Mitchell,

Terrell--Fourth Monday in . May solicitor-general. J. R. Christie, offi

and November, and holds two weeks. cial court reporter, Athens.

Banks--First Monday in April and

ROME CIRCUIT.

October.

J. W. H. Underwood, judge; C. T. Clarke--Second Monday in May

Clements, solicitor-general. C. B. and November.

Willingham, official court reporter, Oconee--Fourth Monday in Janu

Cartersville.

ary and July.

Chattooga--First Monday in March Franklin--Second Monday in April

and September.

and October.

Floyd--Fourth Monday in March Gwinnett--First Monday in March

and September.

and September.

SBBHI

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Habersham -- Third Monday in Fifth, near river, E. Macon. Office

April and October.

115 Third. Organized 1876. Au

Hall--Third and fourth Monday in thorized capital, $200,000. Running

March and September.

nine thousand spindles on yarns and

Jackson--First Monday in February warps, rope, wrapping twine, etc.

and August.

Officers: H. M. Comer, president,

Rabun --Fourth Monday in April Savannah; J. F. Hanson, secretary

and October.

and treasurer.

Walton--Third Monday in Febru J. W. BURKE & CO--146 Sec

ary and August.

ond. Incorporated Nov. 28, 1870.

White--First Monday after fourth J. W. Burke, president; C. Canning,

Monday in April and October.

secretary and treasurer.

MACON GAS-LIGHT AND WA

County,

TER COMPANY--Office 106 Mul

COUNTY COURT--Court House. Terms first Monday in each month. Quarterly terms, first Monday in Jan uary, April, July and October. Thad-
deus G. Holt, judge ; appointed by the Governor for four years; term ex

berry Organized 1852. Capital$i50,000. J. M.Boardman, president; A. E. Boardman, supt. secretary and treas urer. Directors: J. M. Boardman, W. B. Johnston, Peter Solomon, S. R. Jaques, C. A. Nutting.

pires July, 1881. Salary, $1,200. SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND

Charles M. Burton, clerk.

STEAMSHIP ASSOCIATION--111

COURT OF ORDINARY--Court House. This court has probate juris diction, and is the only one having
power to grant marriage licenses. Terms, first Monday in every month.

Mulberry. Organized January, 1875. Joseph E. Brown, president, Atlanta, Ga.; Virgil Powers, general commis sioner; C. A. Sindall, secretary and general agent.

John A. McManus Ordinary, elected

January, 1877, for four years. Salary

fees. Cicero E. Long, clerk.

INSURANCE COMPA

SUPERIOR COURT--Macon Cir cuit, Bibb county. Terms, fourth

NIES.

Monday in April and October. T. J.

Simmons, judge. Salary, $2,500. A. B. Ross, clerk, elected for two years, term expires January, 1881. Salary, fees. Bond, $3,000. John D. Ross,
deputy clerk. Charles L. Bartlett, solicitor-general.

COTTON STATES LIFE INSU RANCE COMPANY -- Office 109 Mulberry. Incorporated 1869. Au thorized capital, $2,000,000. Guar anteed capital, $500,000. William B. Johnston, president; J. W. Burke,

vice-president; GeorgeS. Obear, sec

retary; J. Mercer Green, medical

EXPRESS COMPANIES. adviser.

SOUTHERN EXPRESS COM

PANY--176 Fourth. Thomas H.

LIBRARIES.

Henderson, agent; G. P. Clarke,

money clerk.

PUBLIC LIBRARY AND HIS

TORICAL SOCIETY OF MACON

INCORPORATED COM --no Mulberry. Organized June,

PANIES,

1874. Meetings of Board held first Monday in each month. Officers:

T. O. Chestney, president; R. H.

BIBB MANUFACTURING COM Plant, first vice-president; C. J. Wil

PANY--80 Oglethorpe and south side son, second vice-president; J. T.

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Boifeuillet, secretary; August Warnke, every Monday night. J. L. Harde

treasurer; Charles Herbst, librarian. man, captain; W. N. Arnold, first

Directors: A. E. Boardman, F. S. lieutenant; Wm. Lefils, second lieu

Johnson, B. C. Smith, T. C. Burke, tenant; John W. Wood, first sergeant;

L. W. Smith, A. Mack, J. G. Ruan, Harry L. Davis, quartermaster.

T. D. Tinsley, J. W. Chester.

MACON VOLUNTEERS--Ar mory, Washington Block, 108 Mul

berry. Organized 1823. Re-organ

MEDICAL COLLEGES.

ized 187 ?. Uniform, gray, with black facings, white plumes and epalets.

Total strength 68 men, rank and file,

COLLEGE OF PHLOGISTIC AND OSMOTIC PHARMACY59 and 61 Mulberry. M. S. Thomson, president; J. T. Coxe, M. D., secre
tary.

carrying the Springfield breech-load ing rifles. Business meetings held first Friday of each month; meets for drill every Monday. C T. King, secretary and treasurer. Officers : W. W. Carnes, captain; G. C. Conner,

first lieutenant; J. E. Wells Jr., second

lieutenant; W. B. Sparks, junior sec
MEDICAL SOCIETIES. ond lieutenant; A. E. Boardman, first

sergeant; A W. Butts, quartermaster.

PUTNAM RIFLES -- Eatonton, MACON MEDICAL SOCIETY-- Ga. I. H. Adams, captain. \V. F. Holt, M. D., president; P. H.

Wright, M D., vice-president; James

Independent.

R. Duggan, M. D., secretary and

treasurer. Meets fortnightly.

MITCHEL LIGHT GUARDS--

Armory, 71 Mulberry. Organized

MILITARY ORGANIZA

May 25, 1876 ed with buff;

Uniform, green trimm plumes, green tipped

TIONS.

with white; officers' uniform, green

trimmed with gold. John A. McMa

SECOND GEORGIA BATAL- nus, captain.

ION. Organized April, 1861. Re

organized June 15th, 1874- Charles M. Wiley, lieutenant-colonel com

NEWSPAPERS, ETC.

manding; N. M. Hodgkins, major;

Edward D. Huguenin, adjutant; Hor ace Dougherty, sergeant-major; W. H. Paine, Milledgeville, qua termaster; C. J. Warded, Eatonton, commis sary ; John S. Baxter, surgeon.

BAPTIST GEM --146 Second. (Weekly). Sunday school paper. Rev. S. Boykin, editor.
DENTAL LUMINARY-146 Sec ond. (Quarterly.) J. P. & W. R.

Companies.

Holmes, proprietors. J. W. Burke & Co., publishers.

BALDWIN BLUES --Milledge KIND WORDS--146 Second.

ville, Ga. Samuel Walker, captain Weekly, semi-monthly and monthly.

FLOYD RIFLES--Armory, Mul Published by the home mission board

berry, corner Second. Organized of the Southern Baptist Convention.

May, 1841. Re-organized 1872. Uni Rev. Samuel Boykin, editor; Rev. M.

form, gray trimmed with green; gray B. Wharton D. D., assistant editor

cap, white plume tipped green. Total and business manager.

strength 41 men rank and file, armed MACON DAILY HERALD-88

with Springfield breech-loading rifles. Second Christian, Sims & Co., pub

Business meetings held second Mon lishers. Democratic; organized April

day in each month; meet for drill 5 th, 1880.

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MACON TELEGRAPH AND cost of these buildings to the city was

MESSENGER--112 Cherry. (Daily about $92,000. The race track is

and Weekly.) Clisby & Jones, pub said to be one of the finest and hand

lishers and proprietors. Established somest in the country. Taken as a

in 1826. Term: Daily $10.00 and whole the Central City Park is a credit

weekly $2 00 per annum. (Demo to the city of Macon, and cannot fail

cratic. )

to afford both pride and pleasure to

MERCERIAN--146 Second. J. her citizens.

W. Burke & Co., printers. Published

monthly during the college year by

the Phi Delta and Ciceronian societies

of Mercer University.

POST OFFICE.

WESLEYAN CHRISTIAN AD-

VOCATE--146 Second. (Weekly.)

Official organ of the North and South OFFICE--95 Second, corner Mul

Georgia and Florida Conferences. berry. Henry S. Glover, postmaster;

Rev. A. G. Haygood, D. D., editor; Albert E. Seifert, assistant postmaster.

Rev. J. W. Burke, assistant editor; Office open from 8 A. m. to 6 p. m.

J. W. Burke & Co., publishers. Terms Free Delivery--Joseph Sprinz,

$2.50 per annum.

carrier first district; George T. Smith,

second district; Louis Nelson, third

district; Patrick H. C. Pierce, fourth

PARKS AND PLACES

district; John N. Blackshear, fifth district.

OF AMUSEMENT.

The Post Office Department prom ises to deliver by carrier only such

k

matter as is directed to the street and

CENTRAL CITY PARK --En number, and the- only sure way to

trance Seventh, opposite Walnut. avoid having letters advertised, is to

This Park was laid out, and the build follow instructions.

ings erected by the city, under the ad City drop letters should have a two

ministration of William A. Huff, in cent statnp affixed.

1871, as a Fair Ground and Park. It Carriers make dai'y, three deliveries

is situated in a native growth of oak, and three collections, leaving the of

upon'the banks of the Ocmulgee river, fice as soon after the distribution of

is perfectly level, and, in every respect, the various mails as possible. No

completely adapted for the purpose to delivery is made on Sunday, but car

which it is now applied. It contains riers' windows are open during the

about two hundred and seventy-five Sunday morning hours, 8:30 to 10

acres, and is beautifully laid out in A. M.

walks and drives; there being four The public will confer a favor by

miles in drives, and one and one-third immediately reporting all delays, er

miles in walks. It combines within rors, and dereliction of duty on the

its limits three large and complete part of carriers.

buildings, in every way adapted for

the purpose for which they were erec ted, viz: the holding of the annual

General Delivery.

State and county fairs. These build Henry S. Glover, Jr , delivery clerk;

ings are denominated Premium Hall, window open from 8 A. M. to 1 p. m. Floral Hall, and Machinery Hall, and 2 to 6 P. M.; Sunday, from 8.30 beside which are the Dining Hall, to 10 A. m. All letters remaining un Grand Stand, Editors' Home, Ladies' called for are advertised on Saturday

Cottage; and every other convenience of each week, and if not claimed in

and appliance for exhibitors and vis one month, are forwarded to the Dead

itors, including commodious apart Letter Office at Washington. When

ments for all kinds of live stock. The calling for such a letter, say " Adver-

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tised," and give full name and date of NEWSPAPER DEPARTMENT

advertisement.

--L. A. Hanse, distributing clerk.

MONEY ORDER DEPART Postage on printed matter 1 cent,

MENT--A. E. Seifert, money order for each two ounces or fraction there

clerk. Office opens at 8 A. M., closes at of. All packages must be done up in

ip.M. and opens from 2.30 to 4 P. M. such a manner as to admit of inspec

Absolute safety in sending money tion without destroying the wrapper.

by mail is had by obtaining a money If put up in such a manner as to avoid

order on another money order office. a ready inspection, letter postage, (3

No single order issued for more cents for each oz) will be charged

than $50. Parties desiring to remit on the entire package. Postage on

larger sums must obtain additional samples or merchandize is 1 cent per

orders. No applicant, however, can ounce, and the same rule as to in

obtain, in one day, more than three spection applies to this class of mail

orders payable at the same office and matter also. (See stamps, 3d class).

to the same payee. . Money orders REGISTERED DEPARTMENT

can also be obtained at this office up --A. E. Seifert, register clerk. Of

on post offices in all parts of Canada, fice opens at 8 A. m , closes at 1 p. M.

German Empire, England, Ireland, and opens from 2:30 to 4 p. M.

Scotland, France, Switzland and Al Valuable letters or packages should

giers. The fees or commissions to be be registered, the fee for same, to all

charged for domestic money orders parts of the world, being ten cents, in

are as follows: On orders not exceed addition to the regular postage, to be

ing $15, ten cents; over $15 and not paid in stamps, i.e., stamps sufficient

exceeding $30, fifteen cents; over $30 must be attached to letters before pre

and not exceeding $40, twenty cents; senting for registration. The name

over $40 and not exceeding $50, twen and postoffice address of the sender

ty-five cents.

must be endorsed on face of envelope.

In U. S. Currency, charged for issu Merchandise, or any mailable matter,

ing International Money Orders-- may be registered by payment of the

payable in Great Britain or Ireland. ten cent, stamp in addition to the regu

On orders not exceeding $10, twenty lar postage. After a registered letter

cents; over $10 and not exceeding $20, has been transmitted, it cannot be re

forty cents; over $20 and not exceed called by the sender. No letter can

ing $30, sixty cents; over $30 and not be registered on Sunday. The Post

exceeding $40, eighty cents; over $40 Office Department, or its revenue, is

and not exceeding $50, one dollar. not by law liable for the loss of any

Payable in German Empire, or registered mail matter, but will vigor

France or Algiers. On orders not ously prosecute the search for any

exceeding $10, fifteen cents; over $10 registered package reported lost.

and not exceeding $20, thirty cents; Registered letters will not be delivered

over $20 and not exceeding $30, forty- to any person but the one to whom

five cents; over $30 and not exceed they are addressed, or to a person the

ing $40, sixty cents; over $40 and postmaster knows to be authorized to

not exceeding $50 seventy-five cents. receive them.

Note.--The applicant must in all STAMP DEPARTMENT--H. S.

cases write his own given name and Glover, Jr., stamp clerk. Window

surname in full-; aud when the given open from 8 A. M. to 6 p. M. Sunday,

name of the payee is known, it should from 8.30 to 10 A. M.

be stated; otherwise the initial letters of the given name may be used. The

POSTAGE.

given names of married women must First-class Matter. -- Matter

be stated, and not those of their hus which is in writing, or other matter

bands. Names of parties and places, containing a written inscription in the

and the sums, must be written in the nature of personal correspondence,

lainest possible viander.

and matter which is sealed against in-

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spection, are alone by their nature gaged in the postal service. Postage

and the intent of the law first-class rate thereon, one cent for each ounce,

matter, and subject to the postage or fractional part thereof.

rate of three cents for each half ounce

or fraction thereof.

To use, or attempt to use in pay

On local or drop letters, at offices ment of postage, a postage stamp or

where free delivery by carriers is es stamped envelope, or stamp cut from

tablished, two cents for each half any such envelope which has been

ounce or fraction thereof.

before used in payment of postage, is

Second-class Matter.---This on punishable with a fine offifty dollars.

ly applies to publishers, two cen\s per

pound.

Postal cards may be .sent either in

Third-class Matter.--Mail-mat print, pencil or ink, or partially in all

ter of the third-class embraces books They are regarded by postmasters the

(printed and blank), transient news same as sealed letters. In using pos

papers and periodicals, circulars, and tal cards, be careful not to write, or

other matter wholly in print, proof- have anything printed on the side to

sheets and corrected proof sheets and be used for the address, except the

manuscript copy accompanying the address.

same, prices current with prices filled

out in writing, printed commercial pa pers filled out with writing (provided

RAILROADS.

such writing is not in the nature of

personal correspondence, and the pa pers are not the expression of a mone All trains enter and depart from the tary value), such as papers of legal general passenger depot, Fourth, cor procedure, unexecuted deeds of all ner Plum.

kinds, way-bills, invoices, unexecuted CENTRAL RAILROAD AND

insurance policies and the various BANKING COMPANY OF GEOR

documents of insurance companies, GIA--Office 120 and 122 Fifth, cor

hand-bills,posters,chromo lithographs, ner Pine. Ticket office, general pas

engravings, envelopes with printing senger depot. William M. Wadley,

thereon, heliotypes, lithographs, pho president; William Rogers, superin

tographic and stereoscopic views with tendent; W. G. Raoul, road master;

title written thereon, printed blanks, W. F. Shellman, agent.

printed cards; and postage shall be paid thereon at the rate of one cent for each two ounces or fractional part

DISTANCE FROM MACON TO
(Atlanta Division).

thereof

Summerfield

8 miles.

Fourth- class Matter.--Mailable Bolingbroke

15 "

matter of the fourth-class embraces Smarr's . .

22 "

b'ank cards, card-board and other Forsyth . .

27 "

flexible material, flexible patterns, let Collier's . .

22 "

ter envelopes and letter-paper with Goggin's .

38 "

out printing thereon, merchandise, Barnesville models, ornamented paper, sample Millner . . cards, samples of ores, metals, min Orchard Hill erals, seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, Griffin . .

43 " 49 " 54 " 60 "

scions, drawings, plans, designs, orig Sunnyside .

67 "

inal paintings in oil or water colors, Hampton .

71 "

and any other matter not included in Lovejoy's .

76 "

the firist, second, or third classes, and Jonesboro' .

82 "

which is not in its form or nature lia Morrow's .

87 "

ble to destroy, deface, or otherwise Forest . . .

90 "

damage the contents of the mail bag, East Point . or harm the person of any one en Atlanta . .

97 " 103 "

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DISTANCE FROM MACON TO

wards, superintendent and general

(Savannah).
Griswoldville. Gordon.. . . McIntyre. Toombsboro'. Oconee. Tennille. Davisboro'.

II miles,
22 " 30 " 38 46 " 58 " 70 "

manager; W. C. Jones, auditor and purchasing agent; Henry M. Drane, general freight, passenger and ticket agent; W. J. Jarvis, master of trans portation; G. R. Wagnon, master me chanic ; W. F. Carter, chief telegraph operator.
DISTANCE FROM MACON TO

Bartow. 81 "
Wadlry. 86 "
Sebastopol. 89 "
Midville. 97 " Herndon. 102 " Cushingville. 109 " Millen. 113 " Scarborough. 122 " Ogeechee. 130 " Haicyondale. 142 " Egypt. 152 " Guyton. 162 " Eden. 172 " Pooler. 183 " Savannah . 192 "

Reid's, No. 18. 9 miles. Bullard's, No. 17 .... 16 " Adam's Park.20 " Buzzard Roost No.- 16 . . 26 " Magnolia.31 " Coley's.35 " Cochran . . .(Hawkinsville
Branch 10 miles.) . . Hawkinsville.49 * Dubo s, No. 14.48 "
Dempsey, No. 13)4 ... 52 " Eastman, No. 13 .... 57 " Godwinsville, No. 12)4 62 " Chauncey, No. 12 . . . 67 " Longview, No. ll)4 73 "

McRae, No. 11.78 " MACON AND AUGUSTA RAIL McVille, No lo'/2 ... 83 " ROAD--64 Sixth, corner Poplar. Towns, No. 10.88 " (Operated by Georgia R. R.) S. K. Lumber City, No. 9 ... 95 " Johnson,superintendent; James Hoge, Hazlehurst, No. 8)4 . . . 102 *

agent.

DISTANCE FROM MACON TO

Roberts. 9 miles.

Haddock. 19 it Brown's Crossing . . . . 24 ti

Milledgeville. 32 it Carrs. 42 it

Devereux. 46 it

Sparta. 54 it

Culverton. 58 ti

Mayfield. 66 ti

Warrenton. 75 it

Camack (Ga. R. R.) . . 78 it

Thomson. 87 it

Dearing. 95 it

Saw Dust. 99 Harlem ..... . . . 101

il
a

Berzelia. i5 Belair. `15 Augusta. 124

it
a a

Graham, No. 8.108 " Pine Grove, No. 7)4 ... ill "
No. 7)4, No. 7X 114 " Baxley, No. 7.117 " Wheaton, No. 6)4 . . . 121 " Surrency, No. 6.127 " Brentwood, 5)4 .... 132 " Satilla, No. 5.137
Jesup, No. 4.147 " Gardi, No. 3)4.152 " Pendorvis, No. 3 . . . . 157 "
Sand Hill, No. 2 . . . . 164 "
Sterling, No. I.178 " Brunswick.190 "
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD
--Under management of Central Rail
road.) Office 120 and 122 Fifth, cor
ner Pine. W. G. Raoul, superinten
dent; W. F. Shellman, agent; W. S.
Brantly, secretary and treasurer.

FROM MACON TO COLUMBUS.

MACON AND BRUNSWICK RAILROAD COMPANY--Offices Seago. 8 miles. Fifth, between Bay and Hazel. Wm. Echeconnee.12 "

M. Johnston, president; J. M. Ed Byron.17 "

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Powersville.21 miles. Fort Valley,(Eufaula junc.) 29

RELIEF

AND BENEVO

Everett's.36

LENT ORGANIZATIONS.

Reynold's.42

Butler.50 Howard's.60

APPLETON CHTRCH HOME

Geneva.70

--North side Johnston, west of For

Juniper.74

syth. Founded by W. H. Appleton

Box Springs.77 Jones' Crossing.83 Wimberly.86

of New York, in 1868, as a home for orphan girls of the Episcopal Church.

Schatulga.91

The Home is under the especial care

Columbus . , . . . .100

of Bishop J. W. Beckwith, bishop of

the diocese of Georgia, and is in

FROM MACON TO EUFAULA.

charge of three sisters of the Episco

pal Church. Sister Margaret, sister

Fort Valley, (See above,) . 29 miles. Perry.41

in charge.

It is kept up partly by

Marshalville.36

endowment, and partly by private

Winchester.39

contributions. There is at present

Brown's Lane ... . . 44 Montezuma.49 Oglethorpe.51 Anderson . ..60

twenty-two orphans in the Home, who are taught all kinds of house work, and receive a good education

Americus.71

After they become sixteen years of

Smithville (Blakely junc.). 83 Brown's.91

age, homes are found for them

Dawson.98

ORPHAN HOME OF SOUTH

Ward's . .

108

GEORGIA CONFERENCE, M. E.

Cuthbert(Fort Gaines junc 118

CHURCH, SOUTH--Located north

Morris.129

west of Vineville, at Cowles Spring.

Hatcher.133

Organized 1873. Receives indigent

Georgetown.141

orphans of all denominations, from

Eufaula.143

any part of South Georgia. Sup

ported by collections and aid societies

FROM MACON TO FORT GAINES.

in every congregation of the South Georgia Conference. Rev. Lewis B.

Cuthbert (see above) . .118 miles. Payne, superintendent.

Coleman.128 " Fort Gaines.140 "

BOARD OF MANAGERS.

Rev. Samuel Anthony, president;

FROM MACON TO BLAKELY.

George C Clarke, A. M. Wynn, J.

W. Burke, C. W. Smith, T. T. Chris

Smithville (see above) . . 83 miles. tian, J. B. Cobb, J. W. Cheatham,

Adams.89

Isaac Hardeman, A. M. Brannan, W.

Leesburg.96

D. Williams

Albany.107

Walker.118

ST. VINCENT de PAUL SOCI

Ducker.120

ETY--Meets first Sunday of each

Hplt's.125

month, at 3 P. M., in basement of St.

Leary.129

Joseph's Catholic Church. John In

Williamsburg.135

galls, president; P. Redmond, vice-

Arlington ..142

president; W. A. Doody, secretary;

Blakely . ..156

D. Daly, treasurer.

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SECRET SOCIETIES.
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Fox, G. Sec., Buffalo, N- Y.; Henry Bostwick, G. C. of H., Covington, Ky.; David F. Day, G. R. A. C., Buffalo, N. Y.

Grand Council R. and S. M. of

Georgia.--The next annual assem

bly to be held in Macon the last Wed

nesday in April, 1881. Charles R.

Armstrong, M. I. G. M., Macon;

William J. Pollard, I. D. G. M., Au

Masonic.

gusta; Joseph E. Wells, G. T., Macon; Andrew M. Wolihin, G. R., Albany.

Grand Masonic Hall--92 Mul
berry.
Supreme Council, 33 deg , A. and A. Rite, couthern Jurisdiction-- Albert Pike, Most Puis Sov. Gr. Com. H. E., Washington, D. C.; Jas. C. Batchelor, Puis Sov. Lt. Gr. Com. H. E., New Orleans, La.; Wm Letch er Mitchell, Gr. Prior H. E., Athens, Ga.; Henry Buist, Gr. Chancellor H. E., Charleston, S C. ; Theodore

Grand Chapter of Georgia.--
The 59th annual convocation will be held in Macon on the last Wednes day in April, 1881. J. W. Oslin, G. H. P.. West Point; C. E. Lambdin, D. G. H. P., Barnesville; W. J. Pol lard, G. K., Augusta; William A. Graham, G. S., Fort Gaines; Rev. Caleb W. Key, G. C., Augusta; Jo seph E. Wells, G. T., Macon ; J. Em mett Blackshear, G. S., Macon.

Sutton Parvin, Gr. Min. of State H. E., Iowa City, Iowa ; Albert Gallatin Mackey, Sec. Gen. H. E., Washing ton, D. C.; Frederick Webber, Treas. Gen. H. E., Louisville, Ky.; Luke Henry Barber. Gr. Almoner, Little Rock, Ark.

Grand Lodge of Georgia--Next biennial communication will be held in Macon, last Tuesday in October, 1880. James M. Mobl'ey, G. M., Hamilton ; J. I. Wright, D. G. M., Rome; J. W. Taylor, S. G. W., Luthersville; Joseph E.^Wells, G. T.,

Grand Encampment of K. T. of Macon; J. Emmett Blackhear, G. S.,

the U. S. of America.--Next con Macon ; Rev. Caleb W. Key, G. C.;

clave at Chicago, 3d Tuesday in Au W. S. Goodman, Sr., G. D.; A. C.

gust, 1880. Sir Vincent L. Hurlburt, McIntosh, Jr., G. D.; G. W. Cam-

G. M., Chicago, Ill. ; Sir Walter. mage, G. M.; W. F. Parkhurst, 1st

Bragg, D. G. M., Montgomery, Ala.; G. S.; R. R. Kendrick, 2d G. S.. A.

Sir Benjamin Dean, G. G., Boston, H. Sneed, 3d G. S.; E. E. White, J.

Mass.; Sir LaFayette Lyttle, G. C G., G. W., Cedar Grove.

Toledo, Ohio ; Sir Robert E. Withers,

G. S. W., Alexandria, Va.; Sir B. B. Grand Commandery.--Next con

Richardson, G. J. W., Galveston, Tex clave will convene at Atlanta third

as; Sir JohnW. Simons, G. T., New Wednesday in May, 1881. W. D.

York City; Sir Theodore S. Parvin, Luckie, G. C., Atlanta; W. S. Rock

G. R.. Iowa City, Iowa.

well, D. G. C., Savannah; W. B.

General Grand^Chapter of R. Young, G. G., Augusta; Roland B. A. M. of the U. S.--Next convoca Hall, G. C. G., Macon; S. S. Sweet, tion at Detroit, week following third G P., Macon; Thos. S. Ballanlyne, Tuesday in August, 1880 John Friz G. S. W., Savannah ; C. T. Watson, zell, G. H. P., Nashville, Tenn.; G. J. W., Atlanta; Joseph E. Wells, Robert F. Bower, D G. H. P., Keo G. T., Macon; C. R. Armstrong, G. kuk, Iowa; Alfred F. Chapman, G. R., Eastman; T. S. Wayne, G. S. B., K., Boston, Mass.; Noble D. Larner, Savannah ; J. L. Fleming, G. S. B., G. S., Washington, D. C.; John Mc Augusta; A. H. Sneed, G. W., For Clellan, G. T., Boston, Mass.; G. C. syth.

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Local Lodges.

field, M. W. G. P., Savannah; L. P. Aenchbacher, M. E. G. H. P., Colum

MASTER MASONS.

bus; A. H. Simpson, R. W. G. S. W.;

Masonic Hall, 5y2 Cotton Avenue.

Lumpkin; John G. Deitz, R. W. G S., Macon; W. G. Gramling, R. W. G. T.,

MACON LODGE, No. 5--Meets Atlanta; Emmett A. Heard, R. W. G.

first and third Monday in each month. G. R. Barker, acting W. M.; Thomas

J. W., Griffin; C. A. Robbe, R. W. G. Rep. G. L. U. S., Augusta; George G. Wilson, W. G. S., Savannah; Jacob

L. Massenburg, secretary.

Morris, W. G. M., Atlanta.

ROYAL ARCH.
CONSTANTINE CHAPTER, No. 3,--Meets 2d and 4th Mondays in each month. Joseph E. Wells, M. E. H. P., T. S. Massenburg, secretary.

LODGES.
FRANKLIN LODGE, No. 2-- Meets every Thursday evening. R. S. Henry, N. G.; George Schmidt, V. G.; C. J. Stroberg, Secretary.

WASHINGTON COUNCIL, No. 15--Meets second and fourih Monday

UNITED BROTHERS, No. 5-- Meets every Tuesday evening. L. S. Hill, N. G.; F. E. Saunders, Secre

in each month. Joseph E. Wells, M. tary.

E. H. P;; T. S. Massenburg, secretary. GERMANIA LODGE, No. 59--

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

Meets every Thursday night. W. Schell, N. G.; Peter Koch, Secretary.

ST. OMER COMMANDER, No.

2--Meets first and third Thursday night in each month. R. B. Hall, E. C.; O. F. Adams, recorder.
Independent Order of

ENCAMPMENTS.
MACON UNION ENCAMPMENT No. 2--Meet second and fourth Mon day in each month. G. R. Barker, C. P.; H. Spahr, Scribe.

Odd Fellows.

I. 0. B. B.

Hall, 1 and 3 Cotton Avenue.

MALACHI LODGE, No. 146Hall, east side Cherry, south of Sec ond. Meets second and fourth Sun day in each month. Jacob Siesel,
president; W. Landsberg, vice-presi dent; D. Witkowski, secretary.

GRAND LODGE OF GEORGIA

A. 0. U. W.

--J. B. Goodwin, M. W. G. M., At lanta; T. A. Askew, R. W. D. G. M., Savannah; John G. Deitz, R. W. G., secretary, Macon; W. G. Gramling, R. W. G. T., Atlanta; B. D. Wood ruff, Macon, and Adolph Brandt, Au

MAGNOLIA LODGE, No. 3-- Meets every Tuesday evening, Sec ond, southwest corner Mulberry. M. J. Bear, M. W.; W. J. Dickson, G. F.; H. Spahr, secretary.

gusta, U. S.

R.

W.

G.,

Reps,

to

G.

L.

of

KNIGHTS

OF

HONOR.

GRAMD ENCAMPMENT OF EMMETT LODGE,No.250--Meets GEORGIA--The next annual session every Friday evening, Second, south will be held in the City of Macon, on west corner Mulberry. Robert H.Flan Thesday before the second Wednes ders, dictator; William E. Flanders, day in August 1880. Charles E. Wake vice-dictator; C. J. Stroberg, reporter.

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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. ROYAL ARCANUM.

ANCHOR COUNCIL, No. 145 Hall, 1 and 2 Cotton avenue. Meets every second and fourth Mon days of each month. M. J. Baer, re gent ; J. W. Blackshear, secretary.

TELEGRAPH COMPA

NIES.

WESTERN UNION TELE

GRAND LODGE.

GRAPH COMPANY--J. L. Laney, manager; W. W. Laney, book-keeper;

A. Brandt, Augusta, G. C.; G. R. A. H. Morris, W. B. Seabrook, C. A.

Barker, Macon; V. G. C.; S. C Rob Hamilton, operators.

erts, Savannah, G. K. of R. and S.;

M. M. Hill, Augusta, G. M. of E.;

TELEPHONES.

C. E. Wakefield, Savannah, G. P.; S.

C. Lee, Savannah, G. M. at A.; E. NATIONAL BELL TELE

H. Nichols, Savannah, G. I. G.; C. PHONE CO., 86 Mulberry--Western

C. Stovall, West Point. G. O G.; W. Union Telegraph Company mana

K. Pearce, Savannah, P. G. C.

gers.

LOCAL.

U. S. LOCAL OFFICERS.

CENTRAL CITY LODGE, No. 3--Meets every Wednesday evening, INTERNAL REVENUE--(Sec

Second, northwest corner Mulberry. ond District of Georgia,) Office, 109

Matt R. Freeman, C. C.; J. H. Bre Mulberry, corner Second. William

mer, V. C.; Sam. H. Jemison, K. of W. Brown, deputy collector; William

R. and S.

G. Engelke, and E. M. Sutton,

gaugers.

RELIEF.

U. S. MARSHAL--Bushrod D. Lumsden, deputy; 166 Fourth.

ENDOWMENT RANK K. OF

P., No. 77 -- Meets first and third

Friday of each month, 1 and 3 Cot ton av. R. B. Hall, president; Geo.

COUNTY OF BIBB.

R. Barker, vice-president; A. E.

Seifert, secretary and treasurer.

Macon, county seat. Offices located

Knights

of the

Golden

in Court House, Mulberry, northeast corner Second.

Rule.

County Officers.

CASTLE MACON No. 34--John

G. Deitz, commander; O. F. Adams, COUNTY COMMISSIONERS --

recorder.

Office Court House. Meet for trans

action of business first Tuesday of

LEGION OF HONOR. each month. William Hazlehurst,
chairman; A. R. Tinsley, Christopher

BIBB COUNCIL, No. 173--J. H. Burke, John B. Giles, James Holmes, Hestz, commander; R. E. Steed, commissioners; salary, $2.00 per day,

vice-commander; J. T. Lyons, sec while in session; Walker G. Smith,

retary.

clerk.

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COUNTY CORONER-James P. Department of Agriculture--

Chapman, office, City Hall. Salary, Established September 1st, 1874.

fees.

Annual appropriations, $10,000; print

COUNTY SURVEYOR--J. C. ing fund, $1,000; J. T. Henderson,

Wheeler, office, City Hall.

commissioner; sala'y, $2,000. R. J.

COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR-- Redding, assistant commissiones; sal

H. J. Peter, office, 95 Second; salary, ary, $1,500; W. H. Howell, depart

fees. Bond, $130,000

ment clerk; salary, $1,200; J. S. New

SHERIFF--George F. Cherry, man, editing clerk; salary, $1,500.

term expires January, 1881, salary, Pitt M. Brown,museum clerk; salary,

perquisites; Geo. S. Westcott, deputy. $440. The commissioner has ap

TAX RECEIVER--R. J. Ander pointed six inspectors of fertilizers,

son, office, 108 Mulberry; salary, fees. who are paid salaries, the highest not

Bond $27,000.

exceeding $1,500. These inspectors

County Hospital.

are O. T. Rogers, Savannah; W. P. Harden, Augusta; Troup Butler,

BIBB COUNTY HOSPITAL-- Situated one-half mile northwest of
City. S. S. Harmon, superintendent; J. Emmett Blackshear, physician.

Brunswick; E. L. Thomas, Macon; Geo. W. Rosette, Columbus; J. S. Lawton, Atlanta.
Dr. N. A. Pratt is the chemist of the department for the analysis of

County Prison.

fertilizers; salary, $3,000. Keeper of Penitentiary--John

COUNTY JAIL--150 Fourth. W. Nelms, principal keeper; salary,

William Foster, jailor.

$2,000; bond, $10,000.

Librarian--Frank L. Haralson;

salary, $1,000; bond, 2,000.

STATE OF GEORGIA. School Commissioner--Gustavus J. Orr. Appointed January, 1877, for

Atlanta, the Capital.

four years; salary, $2,000. Mark Jonston, clerk; salary, $1,200.

Chief Executive.

Wild Land Office--Comptroller General ex officio commissioner.

Governor--Hon. Alfred H. Col The Railroad Commission of

quitt. Inaugurated January, 1877. the State of Georgia--Office, 12

Term of office, four years; salary, East Alabama. Hon. James M. Smith,

$4,000. Isaac W. Avery, private sec chairman; Campbell Wallace and

retary; J. W. Warren, secretary; R. Samuel Barnett, commissioners; Rob

A. Murphey, warrant clerk; salaries, ert A. Bacon, secretary. The com

$1,500. J. B. Baird and Thomas C. missioners are appointed by the Gov-

Howard, clerks; salaries, $1,500.

enor, with the consent of the Senate.

Attorney General --Robt. N. The present incumbents are appointed

Ely; salary, $2,000.

for six, four and two years respec

Comptroller General--William tively, but their successors' terms of A. Wright. Term expires January, office will be for six years each. The 1881 ; salary, $2,000. William Har- secretary is elected by the commis

I alson and R. U. Hardeman, clerks; sioners. The salary of each commis

salaries, $1,500.

sioner is $2,500 per annum; of the

Secretary of State--Nathan C. secretary, $1,200,

Barnett. Elected January, 1877, fr

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four years; salary, $2,000; bond, $10,000 J. F. Jones, clerk; salary, $ 1 000.

GENERAL

ASSEMBLY.

Treasurer -- John W. Renfroe.

SENATE.

Elected January, 1877, for four years; Rufus E. Lester, president, Savan

salary, $2,000; bond, $200,000. How nah; William A. Harris, secretary,

ell C. Jackson, clerk; salary, $1,200. Isabella; Henry H. Cabanis, assistant

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secretary, Forsyth; Lamuel J. Aldred, Twenty-seventh District--H. D.

doorkeeper, Jasper; Andrew J. Came McDaniel, Monroe.

ron, messenger, Cobbville.

Twenty eight District--J. W. Pres

First District --Rufus E. Lester, ton, Mondcello.

Savannah.

Twenty ninth District--H. R. Cas

Second District--J. H. Clifton, Per ey, Appling.

ry's Mill.

Thirtieth District--Samuel Lump

Third District --G. J. Holton, kin, Lexington.

Baxley.

Thirty-first District--F. B. Hodges

Fourth District--John M. Tison, Hartwell.

Brunswick.

Thirty-second District--M.G.Boyd,

Fifth District--W. B. Folks, Way Cleveland.

Cross.

Thirty-third District -- Allen D.

Sixth District--J. W. Staten, Stat- Candler, Gainesville.

enville.

Thirty-fourth District, G. W. Bryan,

Seventh District--J. P. Turner, McDonough.

Preston.

Thirty-fifth District--E. P. Howell,

Eighth District--D. A. Russell, Atlanta.

Bainbridge.

Thirty-sixth District--F. M. Dun

Ninth District--E. C. Bower, Blake can, Douglassville.

ley.

Thirty-seventh District--J. J. Speer,

Tenth District--I. P. Tison, Lees- LaGrange.

burgh.

Thirty-eighth District -- W. A.

Eleventh District--J. T. Clark, Head, Buchanan.

Cuthbert.

Thirty-ninth District--A. W. Hol

Twelfth District--William Harri combe, Norcross.

son, Georgetown.

Fortieth District--C. J. Welborn,

Thirteenth District--John N. Hud Blairsville.

son, Americus.

Forty-first District--W. H. Sim

Fourteenth District--John J. Ham mons, Jasper.

ilton, Eastman.

Forty-second District--Sam'l Haw

Fifteenth District--J. C. Clements, kins, Summerville.

Towns.

Forty-third District--J. C. Fain,

Sixteenth District--Neil McLeod, Ringgold.

Swainsborough.

Forty-fourth District--J. C. Cle

Seventeenth District--H H. Perry, ments.

Waynesborough.

Eighteenth District--J. B. Cum-

HOUSE.

ming, Augusta. Nineteenth District--John A. Ste
phens, Crawiordville.

A. O. Bacon speaker, Macon; Henry R. Goetchius, clerk, Colum bus; Benton H. Miller, doorkeeper,

Twentieth District--C. W. DuBose, Linton; James Smith, messenger,

Sparta.

Phillips' Mill.

Twenty-first District--A. S. Ham List here given by counties, alpha

ilton, Clinton.

betically.

Twenty-second District -- T. B. Appling--M. Branch, Baxley.

Cabaniss, Forsyth.

Baker--P. D. Davis, Newton

Twenty-third District -- John F. Baldwin--J. A. Greene, Milledge-

Troutman, Fort Valley.

ville.

Twenty-fourth District -- T. W.
Grimes Columbus. Twenty-fifth District--J. C. Drake,

Banks--D. C. Oliver, Homer. Bartow--T. W. Miller, R. H. Can
non, Cartersville

Thomaston.

Berrien--J. H. Kirby, Nashville.

Twenty-sixth District--S Grant- Bibb--A. O. Bacon, C. J. Harris,

land, Griffin.

R. A. Nisbet, Macon.

Macon City Directory.

41

Brooks--H G. Turner, Quitman. Emanuel--John Bell, Swainsboro.

Bryan--J. M. Brannon, Way's Fannin--B. C. Duggar, Morgan-

Station.

ton.

Bulloch--R. W. DeLoach, States Fayette--D. A. McLucas, Fayette

boro.

ville.

Burke--J. P. Thomas, Waynesboro; Floyd-- J. C. Reese, A. J. King,

E. A. Perkins, Lawtonville; W. F. Rome.

Walton, Green's Cut.

Forsyth--H. P. Riden, Cumming.

Butts--S. F. Smith, Jackson.

Franklin--J. H. Shannon, Carnes-

Calhoun--O. H. Pauli, Morgan. ville.

Camden--Thos. Butler, St. Mary's. Fulton--Dr. E. J. Roach, P. L.

Campbell--J. M. Wilson, Cambell- Maynatt, W. H. Hulsey, Atlanta.

ton.

Gilmer--W. R. Welch, Ellijay.

Carroll--H. Hogan, E. Phillips, Glasscock--E. A. Scruggs, Gibson.

Carrolton.

Glynn--Thomas W. Lamb, Bruns

Catoosa--A. H. Gray, Ringgold. wick

Charlton--F. Lang, Trader's Hill. Gordon--W. R. Rankin, Sonora.

Chatham--A. Pratt Adams, W. W. Greene--J. B. Park, R. L. Mc

Paine, P. M. Russell, Savannah.

Whorter, Greensborough.

Chattahoochee--L Harp, Cusseta. Gwinnett--W. J. Browne, N. L.

Chattooga--W. F. Irvine, Sum Hutch1 ns, Lawrenceville.

merville.

Habersham--J. H. Grant, Mount

Cherokee--W. B. C. Puckett, Can Airy.

ton.

Hall--J. E. Redwine, Gainesville.

Clarke--B. C. Yancey, Athens.

Hancock--A M. DuBose, Sparta;

Clay, W. J. Johnson, Fort Gaines. W. J. Northern, Mount Zion.

Clayton--J. L. McConnell, Jones Haralson-Taliaferro,Talapoosa.

boro.

Harris--W. I. Hudson, Jesse Cox,

Clinch--L. Strickland, Homerville. Hamilton.

Cobb--George Roberts, C. D. Phil Hart--A. G. McCurry, Hartwell.

ips, Marietta.

Heard--H. W. Daniel, Franklin.

Coffee--S. D. Philips, Douglas.

Henry--W. T. Dickin, McDon

Columbia--J. P. Williams, Ap ough.

pling.

Houston--B. M. Davis, Perry; A.

Colquitt--James Vick, Moultrie. L. Mttler, Fort Valley; J. F. Sykes,

Coweta--J. D. Sims, W. A. Turner, Byron.

Newnan.

Irwin--J. B. Fletcher, Irwinville.

Crawford--J.F.Gordon, Knoxville. Jackson--A. T. Bennett, W. J.

Dade--M. A. B. Tatum, Trenton. Pike, Jefferson.

Dawson -- Joseph McAfee, Daw- Jasper--E. C. Pope, Monticello.

sonville.

Jefferson--A. E. Tarver, J. H.

Decatur--J. O. Farnell, W. W. Polhill, Louisville.

Harrell, Bainbridge.

Johnson--W. L. Johnson, Wrights-

DeKalb--Dr.J. L.Hamilton, Stone ville.

Mountain.

Jones--R. H. Barron, Clinton.

Dodge--J. M. Buchan, Eastman.

Laurens--H. M. Burch, Dublin.

Dooly--I. L. Toole, Vienna.

Lee--J. A. Flegg, Leesburgh.

Dougherty--A. C. Westbrook, J. Liberty--E. P. Miller, Walthour-

W. Walters, Albany.

ville.

Douglass--W. McGouirk, Doug- Lincoln--J. E. Strother, Goshen.

lassville.

Lowndes--C. H. M. Howell, Val

Early--W. C. Sheffield, Blakely dosta.

Echols--J. P. Prescott, Statenville. Lumpkin--Eli Weehunt, H. C.

Effingham--J. F. Berry, Springfield. Roney, Dahlonega.

Elbert--R. F. Tate, Elberton.

McDuffie--J. S. Jones, Thompson.

6

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Macon City Directory.

McIntosh--A. R. Rogers, (r), Da Talbot--J. M. Mathews, Talbotton;

rien.

J. C. Maund, Geneva.

Macon-- Davis Gammage, Mar- Taliaferro--J. T. Chapman, Craw

shallville; J. M. DuPree, Oglethorpe. ford ville.

Madison--J. A. Green, Daniels- Tatnall--E Bird, Reidsville.

ville.

Taylor--J. D. Mitchell. Butler.

Marion--H. T. Hollis, Buena Telfair--John Wilcox, Temperance

vista.

Terrell--E. G. Hill, Dawson.

Meriwether--F. J. Williams, Warm Thomas--D. H. Wilmot, W. M.

Springs; C. W. Williams, Haralson. Hammond, Thomasville.

Miller--H. C. Sheffield, Colquitt. Towns--S. Y. Jamison, Hiawassee.

Milton--L. L. Cunningham, Al Troupe--J. F. Awtry, A. H. Cox,

pharetta.

LaGrange.

Mitchell--C. W. Collins, Camilla. Twiggs--J. T. Glover, Jefferson

Monroe--B. H. Zellner, J. G. Phin- ville.

izy, Forsyth. Montgomery--D. J. McRae, Mt.

Union--T. J. Butt, Blairsville. Upson--O. C. Sharman, Thomas-

Vernon. Morgan--L.

G. Anderson,

Madi

ton. Walker--J.

B.

Wheeler,

Cedar

son. Murray--William Luffin,

Cohutta

Grove. Walton--W. R. Smith, Monroe.

Springs.
Muscogee--R. Crawford, L. F. Garrard, Columbus.
Newton--L. B. Anderson, L. F. Livingston, Covington.
Oconee--W. Y. Elder; Watkins-
ville. Oglethorpe--J. M. Smith, Wmter-
ville; W. M. Willingham, Crawford. Paulding--O. T. Brintle, Dallas. Pickens--R. R. Howell, Jasper. Pierce--D. P. Patterson, Black-
shear. Pike--S. K. Cook, Barnesville. Polk--C. G. Jaines, Cedartown. Pulaski--R. W. Anderson, Hawk-
insville. Putnam - R. C. Humber, Eatonton.

Ware--T. J. Ivey, Waresborough.
Warren--R. T. Barksdales, Warrenton.
Washington--George W. Peacock,
Green Brandy, Sandersville. Wayne--J. A. Popped, Waynes-
ville. Webster--W. C. Kendrick, Pres
ton. White--J. J. Kinsey, Cleveland. Whitfield--J. A. R. Hanks, Dal
ton. Wilcox--S. D. Fuller, Abbeville. Wilkes--F. H. Colley, B. F. Jor
dan, Washington. 'Wilkinson--F. Chambers, Irwin-
ton. Worth--G. G. Ford, Warwick.

Quitman--L. P. Dozier, Hatcher's

Station.

Rabun--J. M. Bleckley, Clay'on.

UNITED STATES OF Randolph--J. J. McDonald, Cuth-
bert.

Richmond-G. R. Sib ley, L. D. Duval, Augusta.

AMEEICA.

Rockdale--B. F. Carr, Conyers.

Schley--M. J. Wall, Ellaville. Scriven--W. M. Henderson. Syl-

Chief Executive-- Cabinet.

vania.

President--R. B. Hayes, of Ohio.

Spalding--J. I. Hall, Griffin.

Term ends March 4th, 1881. Salary,

Stewart--W. H. Harrison, W. W. $50,000.

Fitzgerald.

Vice-President -- William A.

Sumter -- W. H. Davison, Allen Wheeler, of New York. Term ends

Fort, Americus.

March 4th, 1881. Salary, $10,000.

Macon City Directory.

43

Secretary of State -- William master; Geo. F. Dawson, librarian; M. Evarts, of New York. Salary, Rev. J. J. Bullock, chaplain.

$IO.OOO.

Officers of the House--Samuel

Secretary of the Treasury-- J. Randall, speaker; George M. John Sherman, of Ohio. Salary, $10.- Adams, of Kentucky, clerk; John

ooo.

G. Thompson, of Ohio, sergeant at-

Secretary of War--Alexander arms; Charles W. Field, door-keeper;

N. Ramsey, of Pennsylvania. Salary, William D. Hardy, librarian; Rev. W.

$io ooo.

P. Harrison, chaplain.

Secretary of the Navy--R. W. Thompson, of Indiana. Salary, $io.ooo.
Secretary of the Interior--
Carl Schurz, of Missouri. Salary,
$10,000.
Postmaster-General--David M.

Forty-Sixth Congress.
Figures after Senators' names show the date when term expires; after Representatives' show the number of districts. * indicates Senators.

Key, of Tennessee. Salary, $10,000.

ALABAMA.

Attorney-G en e r a l -- Charles Devens, of Massachusetts. Salary,

*John T. Morgan.83 * - Pryor.85

$10,000.

Thomas H. Herndon.1

Department

and

General

Hilary A. Herbert.2 William J. Samford.3

Officers.

Charles M. Shelly.4 Thomas Williams.5

Treasurer of the United States Burwell B. Lewis.6

--James Gilfillan.

William H. Forney.7

Commissioner of Internal Reve William M. Lowe ....... 8

nue--Green B. Raum.
Comptroller of the Currency
--John J. Knox.
Commissioner of Agriculture--
William G LeDuc.
Commissioner of Patents--Ellis
Spear.
Commissioner of Pensions--John

ARKANSAS.
*Augustus H. Garland.83 *James D. Walker.85 Poindexter Dunn.1 William F. Slemons.2 Jordan E. Cravens.3 Thomas M. Gunter.4

A. Bentley.
Commissioner of Education --
John Eaton.
Commissioner of Land Office--
James A. Williamson.
Commissioner of Indian Office
--E. A. Hoyt.
Congressional Printer -- John

CALIFORNIA.
*Newton Booth.81 *James T. Farley.85 Horace Divis.1 Horace F. Page.2 John K. Luttrell.3 Romualdo Pacheco.4

D. Defrees.

COLORADO.

I

Superintendent of Coast Sur
vey --Carlisle P. Patterson. Librarian of Congress--A. R.
Spofford.

*Henry M. Teller,.83 ^Nathaniel P. Hill.85 James B. Belford..

Officers of Congress.

CONNECTICUT.
^William W. Eaton ..81

I Officers of the Senate--Wil *Orville FI. Platt.85

liam A. Wheeler, president; John C. Joseph R. Hawley.1

j Burch, secretary ; Francis E. Shober, James Phelps..

i chief clerk; Richard J. Bright, ser- John Wait.3

j geant-at-arms; W. E. Creary, post Frederick Miles.4

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Macon City Directory.

DELAWARE.

William R. Myers . ,

6

*Thomas F. Bayard . . *Eli Saulsbury .... Edward L. Martin . . .

Gilbert De La Matyr , 81 Abraham J. Hostetler 83 Godlove S. Orth . .
William H. Calkins .

7 8
9
10

FLORIDA.

Calvin Cowgill . . .

11

Walpole G. Colerick

12

*Charles W. Jones . . .

81 John H. Baker . . .

13

*Wilkinson Call . . . .

85

Robert H. M. Davidson

1

IOWA.

Noble A. Hull ....
GEORGIA.

2 *William B. Allison . .

85

*Samuel J. Kirkwood .

83

Moses A. McCoid . . .

1

^Joseph E. Brown . . .

85 Hiram Price.

2

*Benjamin H. Hill . . .

83 Thomas Updegraff. . .

3

John C. Nicholls . .

1 Nathaniel C. Deering .

4

William E. Smith . . .

2 -Thompson ....

5

Philip Cook.

3 James B. Weaver . .

6

Henry Persons . . . .

4 Edward H. Gillette . .

7

Nathaniel J. Hammond .

5 William F. Sapp . . . .

8

James H. Blount . . . .

6 Cyrus C. Carpenter . . .

9

William H. Felton . . .

7

Alexander H. Stephens .

8

KANSAS.

Emory Speer.
ILLINOIS.

9 *John J. Ingalls . . . .

85

^Preston B. Plumb . . .

83

John A. Anderson . . .

1

*David Davis.

Dudley C. Haskell . . .

2

*John A. Logan . . . .

Thomas Ryan.

3

William Aldrich . . . .

1

George R. Davis . . . .

2

KENTUCKY.

Hiram Barber Jr. . . . John C. Sherwin . . . . Robert M. A. Hawk. . . Thomas J. Henderson .

3 *James B. Beck . . . .

83

4 *John S. Williams . . .

85

5 Oscar Turner.

1

6 James A. McKenzie . .

2

Philip C. Hayes . . .

7 John W. Caldwell . . .

3

Greenbury L. Fort . . .

8 J, Proctor Knott . . . .

4

Thomas A. Boyd . . . .

9 Albert S. Willis . . . .

5

Benjamin F. Marsh . .

10 John G. Carlisle . . . .

6

James W. Singleton . .

11 Joseph C. S. Blackburn .

7

William M. Springer . .

12 Philip B. Thompson Jr .

8

Adlai E. Stevenson . .

13 Thomas Turner . . . .

9

Joseph G. Cannon . . .

14 Elijah C. Phister . . . .

10

Albert P. Forsythe . . .

15

William A. J. Sparks . .

16

LOUISIANA.

William R. Morrison . .

17 ^William Pitt Kellogg .

83

John R. Thomas . . . .

18 ^Benjamin F. Jones . .

85

Richard W. Townshend

19 Randall L. Gibson . . .

1

E. John Ellis.

2

INDIANA.

John H. Acklen . . . .

3

^Joseph E. McDonald .

81 Joseph B. Elam . . . .

4

*Daniel W. Voorhees .

85 J. Floyd King.

5

William Heilman . . .

1 Edward W. Robertson .

6

Thomas R. Cobb . . . George A. Bicknell . . Jeptha D. New . . . . Thomas M. Browne . .

2

3

MAINE.

4 ^'Hannibal Hamlin . . .

81

5 *James G Blaine . . .

83

Macon City Directory.

Thomas B. Reed.I Van H. Manning ... . . . .

William P. Frye.2 Hernando DeS. Money.

Stephen D. Lindsey . ,

Otho R. Singleton.

George W. Ladd . .

Charles E. Hooker.

T. H. Murch.

James R. Chalmers.

MARYLAND.

MISSOURI.

*James B. Groome.85 *George G. Vest.. . *William P. Whyte..81 *Francis M. Cockrell. Daniel M. Henry.1 M. L. Clardy. J. Fred. C. Talbot.2 E. Wells. William Kimmell.3 R. G. Frost. R. M. McLane. 4 L. H. Davis.. Eli J. Henkle ..5 Richard P. Bland. M. G Urner . ..6 J. R. Waddill.

MASSACHUSETTS.

S. L. Sawyer..

*Henry L. Dawes.81 Nicholas Ford..

*George F. Hoar.83 G F. Rothwell.

William W. Crapo.1 John B. Clark.

Benjamin W. Harris.2 William H. Hatch.

Walbridge A. Field.3 Aylett H. Buckner..

Leopold Morse.4

S. Z. Bowman.g

NEBRASKA.

George B. Loring . .'.6 ^Algernon S. Paddock. William A. Russell.7 *Alvin Saunders. William Claflin.8 Edwin K. Valentine. William W. Rice , ..9

Amasa Norcross..

NEVADA.

I George D Robinson.. *John P. Jones.

MICHIGAN.

*William Sharon.

i *William B. Baldwin.81 Rollin M. Daggett .......

I *Thomas W. Ferry.83

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

I I I I
j
I

John S. Newberry..
Edwin Willit.. Jonas H. McGowan.3 Julius C. Burrows.4 John W. Stone.g Mark S. Brewer.6

*E. H. Rollins. ^Charles H. Bell. Joshua G. Hall. James F. Briggs. Evarts W. Farr . ..

I Omar D. Conyer.7

NEW JERSEY.

P j

R. C. Horr.8 Jay A. Hubbell . , . . .... 9

^Theodore F. Randolph. *John R. McPherson.

MINNESOTA.

George M. Robeson . . . . . .

dezekiah B. Smith.

I *Samuel J. R McMillan . . . . 81 Miles Ross.

1 ^William Windom.83 Alva A. Clark.

| Mark H. Dunnell. j C. H. Voorhis.. . . .

I Henry Poehler ... . . ... 2 John L. Blake.

I W. D. Washburne ....... 3 L. A. Brigham.

MISSISSIPPI.

NEW YORK.

[ ^Blanche K Bruce.81 *Roscoe Conkling.

I *Lucius Q. C. Lamar.83 ^Francis Kernan. I Henry L. Muldrow.. James W. Covert.

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Macon City Directory,

Daniel O'Reilly.2 G. L. Converse.9 Simeon B. Chittenden.3 Thomas Ewing.10

Archibald M. Bliss.4 H. L. Dickey.11

Nicholas Muller.

5 Henry S. Neal.12

Samuel S. Cox.6 A. J Warner.13

Edwin Einstein.7 G. Atherton.14

Anston G. McCook.8 George W. Geddes.15 Fernando Wood.9 W. McKinley Jr.16

James O'Bryan.IO James Monroe.17 Levi P. Morton.11 J. T. Upedegraff.18 Vacant ..12 James A. Garfield.19 John H. Ketchum.13 Amos Townsend.20

J. W. Ferdon.J4

William Lunsbery.15

OREGON.

John M. Bailey.16 Walter A. Wood . ..x7 John Hammond.*8

*James H. Slater.85 ^Lafayette Grover.83 John Whittaker.1

Amaziah B. James.*9

John H. Starin.2 D. Wilbur.21

PENNSYLVANIA.

W. Miller.22 *James Don Cameron.85

C. D. Prescott.23 *William A. Wallace ... 83

Joseph Mason.24 H. H. Bingham.1

Frank Hiscock.25 Charles O'Neal.2

John H. Camp.26 Samuel J. Randall.3

Eldridge G. Lapham.27 William D. Kelly.4

Jeremiah W. Dwight.28 Alfred C. Harmer.5

D. P. Richardson.29 William Ward.6

J. Van Voorhis.3 W. Goodshalk.7

R. Crowley.31 Hiester Clymer.8

R. V. Pierce.. A. Kerr Smith.9

H. Van Aernan.33 R. K. Bachman ....10

NORTH CAROLINA.

Robert Klotz.. . . 11 Hendrick B. Wright.12

*Zebulon B. Vance ....... 85 John W. Ryan ..13

*Matt W. Ransom.83 John W. Killinger.14

Joseph J. Martin.1 Edward Overton Jr ....... 15

William H. Kitchen.2 John I. Mitchell.16

Daniel L. Russell.3 A. H. Coffroth.17

Joseph J. Davis.4 Horatio G. Fisher.18

Alfred M. Scales.5 F. E. Belzhoover.19

Walter L Steele.6 Seth H. Yocum.20

Robert Armfield.7 Morgan R. Wise.21

Robert B. Vance.8 Russel Errett.22

OHIO.

Thomas M. Bayne.23 William S. Shallenberger . . . . 24

*G. H. Pendleton.85 Harry White.25 *Allen G. Thurman.83 Samuel B. Dick.26

B. Butterworth.1 J. H. Osmer.24

Thomas L. Young.2

J. A. McMahon.3

RHODE ISLAND.

J. W. Keifer.4

Benjamin LeFevre ....... 5 *Ambrose E. Burnside.81

W. D. Hill.6 F. H. Hurd.7

* Henry B. Anthony.83 Nelson W. Aldrich.1

E. B. Finley.8 Latimer W. Ballou.2

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47

SOUTH CAROLINA.

VIRGINIA.

Wade Hampton. *M. C. Butler.

John W. Johnson ....... 83 Robert E. Withers.81

John S. Richardson. 1 R. L. Beale.1

M. P. O'Connor. 2 John Goode Jr.2

D. Wyatt Aiken. 3 Joseph E. Johnston.3

J. H. Evins. 4 Joseph Jorgensen. .

4

G. D. Tilman. 5 George C. Cabell.5

Robert R. Tucker.6

TENNESSEE.

John T. Harris.7

James Isham

E. G.

Bailey. Harris.

8i 83

Eppa Hunston.7 J. B. Richmond ..g

Robert E. Taylor. 1

L. C. Houk. George G. Dibbrell. Benjamin McMillin.

2 3 4

WEST VIRGINIA.
Frank Hereford.8j Henry G. Davis.83

Joint M. Bright . .. John F. House.

5 6

Benjamin Wilson.. Benjamin F. Martin.2

Washington C. Whitthorne . . . 7 John E. Kenna.3

John D. C. Atkins. 8 C. B. Simonton. 9 H. Casey Young. 10

WISCONSIN.
Matthew H. Carpenter.85 Angus Cameron.81

TEXAS.

Charles G. Williams..

Sam B. Maxey. Richard Coke . . ... . . .

81 83

John H. Regan. 1

David B. Culberton . . . . . . 2

Olin Welborn. 3 Roger Q. Mills. 4

George W. Jones. 5

Lucien B. Caswell.. George C. Hazelton.3 P. V. Denster.4 Edward S. Bragg.3 Gabriel Bouck.6 Herman L. Humphrey.7 Thaddeus C. Pound.8

Vacant. 6

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VERMONT.

Arizona, John G. Campbell; Da

Justin S. Morrill.85 George F. Edmunds.81

kota, Granville G. Bennett; Idaho, George Ainslie; Montana, Martin Maginms; New Mexico, Mariana S.

Charles H. Joyce ..1 Otero; Utah, Geo. Q. Cannon; Wash

James M. Tyler ..2 ington, Thomas H. Brents; Wyoming,

Bradley Barlow.3 S. W. Downey.

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Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co., of Hamburg, Assets, 1,234,122

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GENERAL MERCHANDISE BROKER,
.AUNT ID
mStTRAttCS AOtltti
No. Ill THIRD STREET, MACON, GEORGIA.
FIRE, LIFE and MARINE Insurance in First-Class Companies only,
Georgia Home Insurance Co.,.$ 551,301.72 Insurance Co. of Worth America,. 6,591,740.1o Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,. 3,456,021 Royal Insurance Co.,. 21,492,769.40 Queen Insurance Co ,. 4,212,410 Virginia Home Insurance Co.,. 288,620 N. W. Mutual Life Insurance Co.,-. 18,002,142

H. M. COMER, President,

J. F. HANSON, Agfnt,

Savannah, Ga.

Macon, Ga.

f

Ifjilib 4^iuufacfuriug ^oinpuii,

Office III THIRD STREET, MACON, GA,
YARNS AND CARPET WARPS,
FROM -4,s TO 12s,
HOPE AND WRAPPING TWINES,
ALL. ORADES ILMITTIN04- YAHIV
AND COARSE SEWING THREAD.

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Advertising Department.

H. SCHALL & BRO,,
Manufacturers of anid Dealers in
Boots i Shoes,

LEATHER, FINDINGS, Etc.

-7 All Kinds of Repair Work Done.

89 CHERRY ST.,
Mi A CO IV,. Gr V .
F. A. SCHONEMAN,
Dealer in
TOYS, FANCY GOODS I CONFECTIONERIES,
And Sole Agent for
W. J. LIMP'S Celebrated ST. LOUIS

O l Cherry St., MACON, CA.
PALACE BARBER SHOP,
Ami Balk Koom,
IOI-I-A. E Hi LOH, Eropriet-or.
No. 97 MULBERRY STREET, (under Lanier House.)
The only First-class Barber Shop and Bath Rooms in the City. None but competent Workmen employed.
Prices as cheap as any other first-class Barber Shop and Bath Rooms.

Advertising Department.

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(Successors to C. P. ROBERTS & CO..) DEALERS IN
TRIANGULAR BLOCK,
ISTos. 113, 115 Second Street,
MACON, GA.
NEW YORK OFFICE-140 CHURCH STREET.
ARMANI) L. BUTTS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Best Hard, and Soft.
OFFICE, No. 115 Third Street, YARD, Sixth, Corner Pine Street.
TELEPHONE CONNECTING OFFICE AND YARD.
MAOON, GA.

dealer lint
FANCY AND FAMILY

Fruits, Vegetables, Etc., Etc.
IVo. 1S4 CHERRY STREET, Macon, Ga.

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Advertising Department.

TIMBERLAKE & CHAPMAN,
Nos. 92 Si 94 Poplar Street,
Livery, Feed # Sale Stable,

First-class accommodati ns for
Drovers | Stock Dealers,
MACON, GA.

The Best. Turnouts in the City.
ISAIAH II. POOLE,
House, Sign | Decorative Painter,

I N A 1,1. ITS BRANCHES. 3STo. 136 Fourth Street, between Cherry and. IPoplax1.

Plumber and Gasfxtter,
AND TIN AND SHEET-IRON WORKER,
Special attention given to Repairing.
No. 13G FOURTH STREET.
PHLOGISTIC PRACTICE
Consists in the use of Medicaments adapted to osmotic entrance into and through the liver to the heart, thence to all parts of the system wi'h the blood : of appliances that adapt the great forces of nature to our use, such as Static and Chemical Electricity with Electrodes for its introduction to any part of the body with power to prove Stahl's Fires of Phlogiston no my th," but a visible reality in which a man may be made to rival the burning bush of Sinai, carrying real fire in his bosom without singeing a hair, a condition in which he may be allowed to sleep the sleep of the just without an opiate. By the use of certain contrivances of his own, without a machine, the natutal Electro Phlogiston may be preserved or augmented at pleasure, and are a great help in the medical treatment of chronic diseases any where. Another of those great forces is the atmosphere, whose pressure may be lessened or increased at pleasure to maintain the equilibrium of the fluids. Surrounding the body with the vapours ot water or spirit has about the same efTe.t when carefully applied, cold bathing and ice though acting on a different principle, are great Phlogistic reme ies, as well as medicated waters that have long been valued for their clearing qualities, together with the non-poisonous substances of the common Materia Medica that have baen long known to the profession. Ail of these assist and forward the febrile and inflammatory processes without whose healing intervention nothing can be cured.
Spir t, vapour, atmospheric and electric baths are given at the office, or in the city. Medi cines and contrivances for home use (life preservers), sent any where with full directions to suit each case described by letter, to
M. S. THOMSON, M. D.,
Macon. Cl a.

J. W. LOCKETT.

And COTTON FUTURES,
No. 105 CHEHRY ST., NTACONT, CTA.

GEO. S. JONES.

H. L. COOK.

JOtTES & COOK,

DEALERS IN

LIME, PLASTER, CEMENT,

LATHS AND PLASTERING; HAIB,

MICE, PROTOIONS AND STAPLE GROCERIES,

31 COTTON AVENUE, MACON, GA.

W. R. SINGLETON.

W. C. SINGLETON.

T. J. HUNT.

SINGLETON, HUNT & CO.,

DEALERS IjST

TRUNKS, VALISES, UMBRELLAS, Ac:,,
NEW STORE, No. 100 CHERRY STREET, and 123 SECOND STREET,
MACON, GEORGIA.
T. B. BLACKSHEAR,

jVo. 15 COTTON AVENUE, MACON, GA.
ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ART. FIRST-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY. COPYING AND LIFE SIZE PORTRAITS.
COMPETENT CORPS OF ARTISTS.

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Advertising Department.

I$M G&F&p

LUNCH SERVED HOT OR COLD, ACCORDING TO ORDERS.

FRIED OYSTERS MADE A SPECIALTY.

Weddings and Parties Supplied on Short Notice. E. ISAACS, Confectioner, No. 90 Mulberry Street, MACON, GA.

GEO. R BARKER,
DEALER IN
FAMILY IFANCY GROCERIES, Fine Wiam, Liquors, Cigars;, Tobacco, COFFEE, SUGAR, TEAS, &c. AGENT for C. D. BOSS & SON'S LUNCH MILK BISCUIT.
No. 44 COTTON AVENUE, MACON, GA.

R. J. ANDERSON & COT

DEALERS IN

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NEEDLES, ATTACHMENTS, OILS, &c.
Making a Specialty & the WHITE MACHINE\
BELIEVING IT TO BE THE BEST.
IVo. lOS Mulberry Street, MACON, GA.

CONTRACTOR and BUILDER,
DEALER IN
Rough & Dressed Lumber,
LATHS, SHINGLES, AND BUILDING MATERIAL,
1 & 56 Cherry St., near 4th Macon, Ga.

Advertising Department.

77

T.

GUERNSEY, SASH, DOORS J BLINDS.
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Builders' Hard ware
And Supplies Generally.
151 SECOND STREET,
MACON, GA.
Brick, Lime, Hair, Etc., for Sale.

T. J. CARLING,

TIN, COPPER and SHEET-IRON WORKER. Ranges, Pumps, Bath Tubs, Water Closets, Marble Wash-stands, Hot-water
Boilers, Gas Chandeliers, Brackets, Tin-ware, &c., &c. IVo. 151 SECOND STREET, MACON, G A.
J. S. STEWART,
No. S5 MULBEPPY ST., (nest to Medical College,) MACON, GA.,
LIVERY, SALE # FEED STABELS.

AMPLE ACCOMMODATION FOR S\LE STOCK.
$. $TWART>
No. 67 MULBERRY STREET, MACON, GEORGIA.
liberal advances made on cotton in store.

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Advertising Department.

MACON, GEORGIA, -f- A XXjY A.3ST3D WEEKLY,
FOR 1880-1881.
THE PROPRIETORS are resolved to fulfill all the requirements of their position by keeping abreast of the news of the world, and while advocating with all the zeal and ability they possess, the principles of the Democratic party, wilB yet pursue a conservative and moderate course upon all questions.
OUR MAMMOTH WEEKLY
CONTAINS
SIXTY-FOUR COLUMNS. 1
And is one of the best and cheapest publications south of Baltimore. It will be made even more interesting to the farmers by the addition of an
Agricultural Department.
EDITED BY
General WILLIAM M. BROWNE,
Professor of History and Agriculture in the University of Georgia.

TERMS:

Daily, One Year,

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$10.00 $ 2- $ n'5 $ 3'5

CLISBY & JONES.
112 CHERRY STREET.

Advertising Department.
if. a. aw:
Brokers and Commission Merchants, PROPRIETORS AND MANAGERS OF THE
DEALERS m
STOCKS, BONDS, COTTON,
Grain and Provisions,
ISTo. 14:S Third Street, Macon, Ga.
All quotations are corrected daily, and orders for spot stuff or for future contracts will be promptly executed in Macon, Chicago or New York, as parties may prefer. We are at all times thoroughly posted and can make it to the interest of buyers to send us their orders.
W. A. HUFF tfc CO.

Advertising Department.

PRACTICAL
Watchmaker, Jeweler I Optician,
SOLE AGENT FOR "DIAMOND" SPECTACLES. The Celebrated A. H. POTTER WATCH, the Finest in the World, Price $400,
BAROMETERS, THERMOMETERS, MICROSCOPES, he.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Warranted. No. 103 Second Street, MACON, GA.
E. REICHERT,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES,
Wood COFFINS, CASES and CASKETS, Window Shades, Wall Paper, Etc.
AWNINGS AND LAMBREQUINS A SPECIALTY. lOO M 11 ll>ci rv St., MACON, (CA.

L. W. SMITH & CO,

DEALERS IN

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MUSIC, PI AMOS, ORGANS,

PAPERS, MAGAZINES,

Artists' and Wax Flower Materials of Every Description.
IS COTTON AVENUE, MACON, GA.

A. E. SEIFERT,

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL

STEAM PRINTER.
88 2d Street, opposite Post Office, Macon, Georgia.

MACOH DIRECTOR?,

VOLUME II.-1880,

ABBREVIATIONS.

ab.above dep.

acct.account dept....

adv.advertisement dist.

agt.agent E or e.

al.alley es.

asst.assistant genl....

av.avenue ins.

barkpr.barkeeper junc....

bds.boards lab.

bel.

below mkr....

bet.betwe'en mnfr...

bey.beyond nr.

bkkpr.bookkeeper N or n,

bldg. building ne.

elk.clerk ns.

c.colored nw.

com mer.commiss'n merchant OPP. cor.corner P. O...

ct.court pres....,

..deputy prin...
.department propr. ..district r. .east rd.. .east side ret. ....general sec...., .insurance ..junction S or s, .laborer se. .maker ss.. .manufacturer sw. .near supt...,, .north tel opr.. .northeast treas_ .north side W or w,
.northwest ws. .opposite whol. ..postoffice wid. *.president wks.

.principal .proprietor .residence
.road .retail .secretary .square . south
. southeast .south side
.southwest .superintendant .telegraph operator
..treasurer ..west . west side .wholesale .widow .works

ABE

81

ABE

Abel Charles e., wks c. r. r., r ss m. & w. r. r.

1st w of Hazel

Abel Frederick T. (Abel & Bro.), r 35 Ross

Abel Henry, butcher, 148 1st, r 55 Adams

Abel John H., elk Abel &Bro., r es Ash, 2d s of Johnston

Abel Louis D., elk H. Abel, bds, 55 Adams

Abel William (Abel & Bro.), r 43 Ross

Abel William, c, porter J. Valentino, r M. & W. R. R.,

Vineville

Abel & Bro. (T. T. and William Abel), butchers, 136 2d

8

and CUMBERLAND ROUTE
Best Line to all Points in Florida.

ABR

82

ADE

Abraham David, dray line, r 160 1st Abraham Moses, bkkpr Nussbaum & Dannenberg, r 92
Plum Abraham Moses, elk, bds 160 1st Abrams Samuel, c, waiter Browns Hotel, r al e of Pine, n of 3d Academy Lot School, Walnut, lie cor 2d Acree A. Judson, conductor M. & B. R. R., r 385 McIntosh Acuff Francis M., painter Collins & Winn, bds Stubblefield
House Adair John A., policeman, r 258 4th Adams Abram B. (A. B. Adams & Son), r 143 Orange Adams Alexander, carpenter A. Reynolds, r 13 Ross Adams A. B. & Son (A. B. and J. L. Adams), com mers, 93
Poplar Adams Calvin, c, bricklayer, r 13 Ross Adams Daniel H., bkkpr D. Flanders & Son, and Justice
of Peace, 54 5th, E. Macon, r Flanders al, E. Macon Adams Elizabeth, wid Thomas, bds 170 Mulberry Adams John, c, carpenter, r Hazel, s of Bass Adams Jonathan L. (A. B. Adams & Son), bds 143 Orange ADAMS OBADIAH F., city treasurer, City Hall, r67 Or
ange Adams Oscar M., elk D. Flanders & Son, r 48 5th, E. Ma
con Adams Richard, c, farmer, r rear ss Johnston, 1st e of
Boundary Adams Robert T., with S. T. Coleman & Co., bds 143 Or
ange Adams Sampson, c, wks S. W. R. R Adams Sidney, elk, bds 67 Orange Adams Simeon, c, brickmkr, r 13 Ross Adams Walter F., dray master, r 67 Orange Adams Walter S., elk A. B. Adams & Son, bds 143 Orange Adams William, c, bricklayer, r 27 Oglethorpe Adams William Gr., elk Jaques & Johnson, r 143 Orange Adams William H., elk, r Flanders al, E. Macon Adamson Alfred Y., grocer, 28 Johnston Adamson Henry L., elk A. Y. Adamson, bds 28 Johnston Aderhold Henry, wks Sou. News Co., r 39 Cherry Aderhold J. W., farmer, r ss Troup, 3d w of Ash Aderhold Willis D., r 41 Cherry

SHIP Your FREIGHT West and South-west, via tlie GEORGIA ROAD FAST FREIGHT LINE.

ADK

83

AND

Adkins Alexander, c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Aids James, upholsterer, r 35 Mulberry Aikins Albert, c, well digger, r Houston rd, S. Macon Ainsworth Clementina C. Mrs., with J. W. Rice & Co., r
ws Oak, 3d n of 1st Alexander Charles, c, driver, r 3 Cherry Alexander Free School, 208 2d Alexander Henry, c, barber, r rear 24 Spring Alexander Joseph, c, cook, r38 Cherry Alexander Robert, c, farmer, r Holmes, E. Yineville Alexander Thomas, c, hostler J. S. Stewart, r 24 Cherry Alexander Thomas, c, pedler, r 332 McIntosh Alford Wade, c, wks E. Crockett & Sons Allen Alexander A., foreman Telegraph, r 46 Walnut Allen David, c, wks J. S. Schofield, r 72 Monroe Allen John, c, porter W. F. Cannan & Co., r 4th Allen John W., car inspector M. & B. R. R., r New Hous
ton rd, S. Macon Allen Matthew, c, porter Johnson & Harris, r 59 Madison Allen Moses, c, wks J. S. Schofield, 72 Monroe Allen West, c, wks M. & A. R. R., r Collins al, E. Macon Alley Aaron R., fireman M. & B. R. R., r 169 Oglethorpe Alley Francis H., carpenter, r 169 Oglethorpe Alley John M., bailiff Superior Court, r 118 Oglethorpe Alley Nelson, c, driver, r es Jones, s of College Allison Abner, c, porter R. J. Anderson & Co Alston Hannah, c, laundress, r 4 Wharf Altmayer Sampson, elk W. A. Doody, r ns New, e of Poplar Amerson Elizabeth, wid R., r 5 Factory Row Amersou George W., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 5 Factory Row Amerson John E., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 73 Hawthorne Amerson Lizzie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 73 Hawthorne Amerson Martha Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 5 Factory Row Ammond Annie, wid Lewis, r ws Boundary, 1st s of Congress Amos George, c, plasterer, r rear 113 Walnut Amos Thomas, c, wks Wolff A Bro., r 124 Wharf Amos Washington, c, carpenter, r E. Vineville Amason Annie, wid Daniel, r Boundary, E. Macon. Anderson Charles, c, harnessmkr Bernd Bros., r Mulberry Anderson Charles D. (C. D. Anderson & Son), r Fort Val
ley, Ga

Ship by MACON & BRUNSWICK R. R. CO.

AND

84

ANS

Anderson Charles D. Jr., elk A. B. Small, bds National Ho tel
Anderson Clifford (Lanier & Anderson), r 96 Orange ANDERSON C. D. & SON (C. D. Sr. and J. H. Ander
son), cotton factors, 144 4th Anderson Edward, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Anderson Elizabeth A., wid W. P., r 91 Madison Anderson Estelle Miss, teacher South Macon Grammar
School. Anderson Eugene, elk, bds 120 Madison Anderson Fannie Miss, dressmkr, bds 91 Madison Anderson Henry, c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Collins al, E.
Macon Anderson James, c, lab, r 213 3d Anderson James H. (C. D. Anderson & Son), r 26 Vine-
ville rd Anderson John, c, drayman, r 197 Elbert Anderson John, c, whitewasher, r 31 Hawthorne Anderson John R., elk C. H. Rogers & Co., r 88 Forsyth
rd, Vineville
ANDERSON ROBERT J. (R. J. Anderson & Co.), and State and county tax receiver, 108 Mulberry, r.35 John ston
Anderson Rosa Miss, dress mkr, bds 91 Madison ANDERSON R. J. & CO. (R. J. Anderson and L. B.
Herrington), sewing machines, 108 Mulberry. (See p. 76.) Anderson Samuel F., with F. S. Johnson's Sons, r 120
Madison
Anderson Thomas J., printer J. W. Burke & Co., r 62 Oak Anderson William F., brick mnfr, r 88 Forsyth rd, Vineville Andrews Albert, c, porter Collins & Winn Andrews Davis, c. wks S. W. R. R Andrews George, c, blacksmith Collins & Winn, r 93 Spring Andrews George, c, gardener, r rear 29 Oglethorpe Andrews Lafayette, c, waiter E. Isaacs, r Forsyth rd, 2d s of
limits
Andrews O. L. Miss, teacher S. Macon Grammar School Andrews Powell W., c, porter Bernd Bros., r Vineville Angling Mary, wid Elijah, r 16 5th, E. Macon Ansley Edward W., c, barber, r al w of Plum, n of Cotton av Ansell Thomas, elk, bds 38 Oglethorpe

WEST AND NORTH-WEST, via the
GEORGIA ROAD FAST FREIGHT LINE.

ANT

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AYR

Anthony Joseph, c, waiter National Hotel Apling David, c, lab, r 28 5th Appleton Church Home, Sister Margaret in charge, 9 John
ston. Archer London, c, lab, r 78 Monroe Archer Spencer, c, wks J. S. Schofield, r 78 Monroe Armstrong Catherine, c, laundress, r 40 Monroe Armstrong Charles E., with M. & B. R. R. Co., r head of
Poplar Armstrong Gaston, physician, 160 2d, r head of Poplar Armstrong Jane R. wid J. W., r head of Poplar Armstrong Robert B., r head of Poplar Arnett Moses A., tailor J. L. Shea, r 280 Troup Arnold Daniel, c, cooper, r Bay, ne of 5th, E. Macon. Arnold Sallie Miss, seamstress, r 57 Plum Arnold Wiley N., bkkpr J. E. Ellis, r Centre, E. Macon Arfope James B., marble Yard, 50 Plum, r Tatnall sq ARTOPE THOMAS B., marble aud granite works, 178
2d, r 78 Pine. (See front fly A.) Artope Thomas E., elk T. B. Artope, bds 78 Pine Artope AVilliam, machine agent, bds Johnston, nr Boundary Aschenback George, baker L. Merkel, bds 96 Cherry Ashley Joshua S., fertilizer agent, r 116 Walnut Askew Lovick P., elk J. W. Rice & Co., r 133 College Atwaters Jordan, c, cook, r rear 153 Mulberry Audouin Achilles C., constable, r 42 Elm Audouin Sarah, wid Alphonse L., r 197 2d Austin Green, c, barber W. Braswell, r 23 New Avant C. R., wks S. W. R. R Avant Lewis A., elk, r 223 3d Avant Lewis M., dray line, r 223 3d Aveilhe William, c, driver J. Valentino, r rear 41 Walnut Avera Francis M., watchman S. W. R. R., r Milledgeville
rd, E. Macon Avern Phil B., miller J. L. Cook & Co, r 218 Congress AYRES ASHER, com mer, lime, plaster, etc., 96 Poplar,
r 59 Walnut Ayres Asher Jr., elk Johnson & Harris, bds 59 Walnut Ayres' Building, ws Mulberry, n of 3d

nmm mmw

TllfUPLyrATlPa

via Macon & Brunswick R.R. Co. and
Cumberland route, to and from

fPLIfUjlillTlUJ|iJl.

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BAN

ABCOCK CLARA B. MRS., missionary, r 88 Pine

Babcock Harriet A., wid J. W., r 121 Walnut

Barber Mary E. Mrs.,prin South Macon Colored School

Bacon Augustus O. (Bacon & Rutherford), r 100 College

BACON & RUTHERFORD (A. O. Bacon and J. C. Ruth

erford), lawyers, 82 Mulberry

Badger John B., messenger Sou. Exp. Co

Baer David J., 81 Cherry

Baer Michael J., bkkpr, r 243 Georgia av

Baer Samuel, elk D. J. Baer, bds Binswanger House

Bagby Thomas, with Flanders Bros., r country

Bailey Dougal, molder, r 319 McIntosh

Bailey Henry, c, lab, r rear 151 Hazel

Bailey James, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 187 Elbert

Bailey James Jr., elk J. C. Bannont& Co., r es Orange, s of

Mulberry

Bailey John, r 313 McIntosh

Bailey John, c, brick carrier, r 365 McIntosh

Bailey Mary, wid James, r 319 McIntosh

Bailey Richard, c, lab, r E. Vineville

Bailey Robert, c, wks W. U. Tel. Co., r 11 Washington av

Bailey Webster, c, drayman, r E. Vineville

Baily William, c, drayman, r E. Vineville

Baird Charles H., tailor, 110 2d, r Columbus rd, bey limits

Baker Charles, c, waiter Browns Hotel

Baker Jack, c, driver Johnson & Harris, r 21 Jefferson

Baker Mongin B., elk S. S. Dunlap & Co., r 45 3d

Baldwin Charles, c, driver H. M. Taylor, r 2d, n of limits,

E. Macon

Baldwin Jeremiah, c, lab, r 303 4th

Baldwin Richard,c, drayman, r 2d, n of limits, E. Macon

Baldwin William, c, lab, r 2d, n of limits, E. Macon

Baldwin W. Pitt, with Winship & Calloway, r 166 Cherry

Baldwin York, c, wks C. R. R., r rear 8 Mulberry

Balkcom Christopher C., grocer, 58 5th, r Milledgeville rd,

E. Macon

Balcum Marcus C., grocer, 58 Mulberry, bds 44 Pine

Ball Shadrach, c, driver Johnson & Harris, r 21 Jefferson

Ballard Edward, policeman, bds 272 4th

Ballard Winnie, c, laundress, r 11 Spring

Banks E. J., c, wks C. R. R

fFITPniTPTT PA DC! THKOtrGH: HATES, FAST TIME, via the
llinUUlTll uitllu, Georgia Road Fast Freight Fine.

BAN

87

BAR

Banks George, c, evangelist, r 8 Forsyth rd, Vineville Banks James, c, lab, r rear 3 Washington av Banks Mary, c, laundress, r 86 Hazel Banks Squire, c, wks C. R. R., r Hazel, sw cor Hammond Banks Walker, c, wks E. Crocket & Sons Bannon John C. (J. C. Bannon & Co.), r 17 High BANNON J. C. & CO. (j. C. Bannon and-), dry
goods, 114 2d
Banville Patrick, wks C. R. R., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Baptist Gem, 146 2d
Baratta Dominick, musician, r 63 Oglethorpe Barden Daniel, c, porter M. C. Balkcom, r rear 205 4th Barden Eli, c, wks W. T. Shinholser, r rear 201 4th Barden Walter, c, bricklayer, r rear 104 3d BARFIELD JAMES F., grocer and provisions, 66 Poplar,
r 5 High
Barfield Lewis, butcher, r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon Barfield Lou, c, laundress, r Hospital, E. Vineville Barfield Madison J., elk Tarver & Co., bds 3d BARFIELD SAMUEL B., dentist, 90 Mulberry, bds La
nier House. (See index to adv.) Barker George M., elk G. R. Barker, bds 11 Magnolia BARKER GEORGE R., staple and fancy groceries, 44
Cotton av, r 11 Magnolia. (See p. 76.) Barkley Ormey, c, porter J. L. Kennedy, r Oak Barnes Eli, c, cook, r 107 Wharf
Barnes James, wks S. W. R. R., r n of Houston rd, S. Macon Barnes James W., wks S. W. R. R., r 56 Asli Barnes Levi, c, wks M. Napier, r 5th, w of Pine Barnes Rebecca, wid Moses, bds 42 3d Barnes Robert, wks C. R. R., r 15 Arch Barnes Robert, c, wks Central City Park, r country Barnes Wiley J., with S. T. Coleman & Co., bds 193 2d Barnes William T., wks C. R. R., r 284 Congress Barnett Abram, dry goods, 50 Mulberry Barnett Abram Jr., elk, bds 50 Mulberry Barnett David, cigarmkr, 50 Mulberry Barnhart Robert, grocer, ws Forsyth rd, 1st s of limits Barnhart William, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Barron James, c, wks Dixie Works

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To and from FLORIDA is via Macon & Brunswick Rail Road Co. and Cumberland Route.

BAR

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BAT

Barron Richard, c, porter F. S. Johnson's Sons, r ns Spring, bet Walnut and Wharf
Barron Simon P., c, teacher, r 16 Mulberry-
Baron William A., molder C. S. & G. W. Findlay, r 174
Hammond Barry Eliza, wid Patrick, r Houston rd, S. Macon Barry Michael, wks C. R. R., r Houston rd, S. Macon Bartlett Charles L. (G. T. & C. L. Bartlett), r Ash, opp
Sparks Bartlett George, c, farmer, r 172 Hammond Bartlett George T. (G. T. & C. L. Bartlett), r Ash, opp
Sparks BARTLETT G. T. & C. L. (George T. and Charles L.
Bartlett), lawyers, 108 Mulberry Bartley Daniel, c, lab, r E. Vineville Bartley Henry, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E. Macon Barton John, blacksmith, r 24 Washington Bartrell James, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Bartrell Loney Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co Bartrum Philo T. (Bartrum, Hendrix & Co.), r 58 New BARTRTJM, HENDRIX & CO. (Philo T. Bartrum, T.
C. Hendrix and R. H. Rockhill), lumber mnfrs and deal ers, contractors and builders, 146 Cherry and 135 1st Bashinski Isaac, with Nussbaum & Dannenberg, bds Binswanger House Baskerville William S., molder C. R. R Bass Sallie Mrs., seamstress, r al e of Clinton rd, E. Macon Bass William C. Rev., pres Wesleyan Female College Bass William L., conductor S. W. R. R., r n of New Hous ton rd, S. Macon Bassett James, wks A. Reynolds Bassett Richard, driver, r Houston rd, S. Macon Bateman James M., with Johnson & Harris Bateman Jennie Miss, dressmkr, bds 51 Walnut Bateman Richard, c, farmer, r 77 Monroe Bates Lewis, c, wks H. Abel Bates Sylvanus, prin Alexander Free School, r 232 1st Bates Thomas J., elk W. L. Higgins, bds 23 5th Battle Archibald J. Rev. D. D., pres Mercer University, r same Battle Cullen G., elk J. H. Hertz, r Mercer University

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Battle Harris, c, cook National Hotel Battle Thomas, farmer, r 19 5th Bauglin William W., engineer, r 48 Cherry Baumann Gustave, photographer, 203 3d Bawser Washington, c, gardener, r ws Hazel, s of Hammond Baxter James, c, office boy, r al rear 207 4th Baxter John S. (Johnston & Baxter), r 2 Georgia av Bazin Louis Rev., pastor St. Joseph's Catholic Church, r 44
Walnut Bean Richard, c, waiter J. M. W. Christian Beardin J. William, elk E. JD. Irvine, bds Forsyth, w of
Monroe
Bearden William M., elk J. Valentino, r 70 Walnut Beasley Emily, wid William, r 295 Troup Beasley Maria, laundress, r Hospital, E. Vineville Beatly W. L., fireman C. R. R Beavers Charles, fireman C. R. R Beck Chestnutt H., wks C. R. R., r 20 Walnut Beck Lewis, c, wks C. R. R., r Houston rd, S. Macon Beckham Susan Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co Beddingfield Allen, cotton broker, 151 2d, r county Bedford B. Frank, engineer M. & B. R. R., r 369 McIntosh Bedney Benjamin, c, wood cutter, r 64 Ash Beeland David W., carpenter C. R. R Beeland William, wks Dixie Works BEGGS GEORGE, family and fancy grocer, 124 Cherry.
(See p. 73.)
Behr Henry J., elk C. Machold, bds 74 Mulberry
Behr H. M., wid G. M., r Elm, n of Calhoun Behr Joseph, fireman C. R. R., r Elm, n of Calhoun Belcher Arnold, c, shoemkr, r rear 60 Walnut Bell Albert, c, wks J. S. Schofield, r 146 Hazel Bell Augustus, c, wks J. S. Schofield, r 146 Hazel Bell Edward, c, cotton sampler, r 57 Monroe Bell Edvvard, c, wks J. S. Schofield, r 76 Monroe Bell Elvira, c, laundress, r rear 39 5th Bell George, c, porter N. A. Megrath, r rear 24 Spring Bell Henry R., c, wks Jones & Underwood, r rear 4 Ross Bell Henry S., r 141 Forsyth rd, Vineville Bell Mary L. Mrs., grocer, r 338 McIntosh Bell Oliver, c, driver H. M. Taylor, r 208 Elbert
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Is via MACON & BRUNSWICK RAIL ROAD CO. and CUMBERLAND ROUTE.

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90

BES

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Bell Reuben, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 41 Ash Bell Rosa, c, lunch room, 217 4th Bell Steve, c, bricklayer C. R. R Bellflower James J., helper M. & B. R. R Belton Charles, c, barber, r 90 Wharf Benger James, c, blacksmith, r 8 Mulberry Benger Joseph, c, helper C. Masterson, r rear 80 3d Benjamin Irving, c, wks J. E. Ellis, r 271 4th Benjamin James, c, blacksmith E. J. Freeman, r 8 Mulberry
Benner George H., bds 173 4th Benner John H. (J. H. & T. M. Benner), r 104 Mulberry
BENNER J. H. & T. M. (John H. and Thomas M. Ben-
nei'), fruits, confectionery, restaurant and billiards, 104
Mulberry Benner Thomas M. (J. H. & T. M. Benner), r 104 Mulberry Bennett Alexander F., elk S. W. R. R., bds 203 1st Bennett A. W. Mrs., r 43 1st Bennett Charles F., printer Advocate, bds 159 Mulberry Bennett Jeremiah, c, plasterer, r 92 Wharf Bennett Mack, wks Dixie Works Bennett Mary, c, cook, r rear 77 Walnut Bennett Reuben, c, wks J. L. Cook & Co., r 6 Maple Benson Catherine E., wid R. A., r 145 1st Benson Frank C., elk J. C. Bannon & Co., r 145 1st Benson N. I. Rev, Rabbi Congregation Beth Israel Church,
r 161 2d Bentley Frank, c, waiter V. Powers Benton Ann, wid Amos, bds 61 Walnut Benton John, c, wks W. B. Johnston, r rear 2 Georgia av Berg Bernhard, with Schwed, Siesel & Gibian, bds Bins-
wanger House Berg Simon, elk D. J. Baer, r 167 2d Bergan Daniel, c, waiter National Hotel Berlin William, c, waiter Binswanger House Bernd Adolph (Bernd Bros), r 108 Plum Bernd Bros. (A. and G. Bernd), saddles, harness, etc, 102 3d Bernd Gustav (Bernd Bros.), r 226 1st Berry Mary E., wid W. H., r 113 Oglethorpe Berry Walton, c, woodcutter, r 3 Forsyth rd, Vineville Berry William, fireman, bds 255 4th Besley Emory, c, gardener Orphan Home, r ns Forsyth, w of
Monroe

STORE YOUR GRAIN

BES

91

BIY

Besley Peter G., c, driver, r ns Forsyth, w of Monroe Best Emory F., lawyer, 111 3d, r 20 High Bethlehem Chapel, (M. E.), n of Houston rd, S. Macon Bibb Building and Loan Assn., H. L. Jewett, pres; G. W.
Burr, sec and treas ; office 97 Cherry
BIBB MANUFACTURING CO., j. F. Hanson, agt; of
fice 115 3d, mills 80 Oglethorpe and 43 5th, E. Macon. (See p. 71.) Bickers John H., c, barber, 96 2d, r College, cor Bond Bellinger Edmund, c, lab, r Boundary, sw cor Congress Billings George, c, porter, r rear 159 College Billings Harry, elk R. S. Saulsbury, r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon
Billings Thomas E., printerJ. W. Burke Co., r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon
Billingslea Dallas, c, porter W. F. Cannon & Co., r Collins al, E. Macon
Bingham Eugene, c, painter C. R. R Binns Felix, fisherman, r rear 26 Wharf Binns Irene, wid Johnson, r rear 26 Wharf
BINSWANGER ABRAHAM, agt, beer bottler, 67
Cherry, r 11 Cotton av Binswanger A. Mrs., milliner, 11 Cotton av Binswanger Gabe, elk J. Siesel, bds 150 Cotton av
BINSWANGER HOUSE, Binswanger & Co. props; 63
and 65 Cherry Binswanger Jacob, elk, bds 11 Cotton av Binswanger Nathan (Binswanger & Brown), r 63 Cherry Binswanger & Co. (N. Binswanger and E. M. Brown), board
ing, 63 and 65 Cherry Birch James H., with Burr Brown, r 107 Walnut Birch John N., elk Sou. Exp. Co., r 13 Magnolia Birch Maggie, wid John N., r 13 Magnolia Birch William B., student, bds 13 magnolia Bird Edward, c, waiter Browns Hotel Bird William, c, wks city, r 158 Hazel Birdsong Martha, wid William, r rear 338 McIntosh Bishop Daniel, c, carpenter, r Holmes, E. Vineville Bishop William, c, policeman, r 85 Madison Bivins Fannie C., wid G. T., r 83 Pine Bivins Mary, c, laundress, r 19 Pine

Merchants and Cotton SMprs

S' M1B.B1.Cii.

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Bivins Moses, c, driver Mrs. A. Damour, r 41 Wharf Bivins Sarah Miss, boarding, 42 3d Black James J., c, painter W. W. Windham, r Cotton av Black John W., carpenter, r ss M. & W. It. R., 1st w of Hazel Black John W. Jr., harnessmkr Bernd Bros., bds ss M. &
W. R. R., 1st w of Hazel Black R. Cornelius, molder Findlay Iron Works, bds 28
Johnston Black Thomas J., with S. T. Coleman & Co., bds Browns
Hotel Blackshear Allen, c, carpenter, r Bay, nw of 5th, E. Macon Blackshear Boyd D., c, harnessmkr Bernd Bros., r ws Bay,
n of 5th, E. Macon Blackshear Eliza M., wid Charles, r 47 Ash Blackshear Eugene H., elk, bds 18 Georgia av Blackshear John N., c, carrier Post Office, r ws Bay, n of 5th,
E. Macon Blackshear Joseph W., elk, r 98 Walnut
BLACKSHEAR J. EMMETT, physician, 98 Mulberry,
r 18 Georgia av Blackshear J. Hamilton, elk, bds 18 Georgia av Blackshear Kit, c, wks W. H. Mansfield, r E. Vineville Blackshear Lewis, c, barkpr P. M. Perkins, r Collinsville Blackshear Lewis, c, tailor, r rear 4 Monroe Blackshear Marian J. Miss, teacher Wesleyan Female College Blackshear Marian J., wid A. M., r 68 Washington av
BLACKSHEAR THOMAS B., photographer, 15 Cotton
av, r 18 Georgia av. (See p. 75.) Blackshear William, c, wood sawyer, r 42 Hazel Blair Alexander, architect, 118 1st, bds 180 1st Blair James, fireman M. & B. R. R., r Boundary, E. Macon Blake Green J., brick yard, r 101 Orange Blaney Peter, c, gardener, r 98 Bay Bliss Newel, elk, bds Stubblefield House Block Alexander, elk Turpin & Ogden, bds 194 1st Block Isaac, elk W. A. Doody, r 194 1st Block Joseph, r 194 1st Block Miro, with Nussbaum & Dannenberg, r 194 1st Bloom Frank, c, waiter J. H. & T. M. Benner, r Washing
ton av Bloom Perry, c, brickmkr, r 16 Maple

TTMH34T MIlfMIlPIft Made by the GE0RGIA RAIL R0AD bank,
LiflUML iiil V lllVuliU on GRAIN Stored in ELEVATOR.

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Bloom Samuel, c, brickmkr, r rear 169 Poplar Blouenstein Samuel, mer, bds Lanier House Blount Charles, c, brickmkr, r rear ss Johnston, 1st e of
Boundary Blount David, lawyer, r 115 Walnut Blount Ganzy, c, driver Carhart & Curd, r 15 Pine Blount Henry, c, wks C. R. R., r 42 Johnston Blount Hilliard, c, wks Cemetery, r rear 10 Georgia av Blount James H. (Blount & Hardeman), and M. C., r Sparks,
sw cor Oglethorpe Blount Maurice, c, whitewashes r 68 Monroe BLOUNT & HARDEMAN (J. H. Blount and Isaac Har
deman), lawyers, 106 Cherry Blue Henry A., city clerk, City Hall, r 128 Cherry Boardman Arthur E. sec and supt. Macon Gas Lt. and Water
Co., 106 Mulberrv, r 42 3d BOARDMAN JOSEPH M., pres Macon Savings Bank,
pres Macon Gas Lt & Water Co., gen'l ins agt; represents SOUTHERN MUTUAL of Athens Ga., FRANKLIN INS. CO., of Pa., PHOENIX INS. CO., of Hartford, GERMAN-AMERICAN of N. Y., LONDON & LAN CASHIRE FIRE of Eng., HAMBURG-BREMEN of Hamburg, 106 Mulberry, r 113 1st. (See p. 71.) Boardman's Block, ws Mulberry, s of 2d Boatswain Joseph, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r ss Hammond, w
of Ash Boatwright Mollie, wks Bibb MnfgCo., bds 49 5th, E. Macon Boatwright Sarah A., wid J. S., r 49 5th, E. Macon Boatwright Theodocia, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 49 5th, E.
Macon Boatwright Virginia, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 49 5th, E. Macon Bolme Francis F., watch repairer, r 328 McIntosh
Boifeuillet Annetta, wid H. W., r 41 Hazel Boifeuillet George H., wks C. R. R., r 41 Hazel Boifeuillet John T., elk Sou. Ry. and S. S. Assn, bds 56
Spring. Boland Laura Mrs., boarding, 302 4th Bolder Fannie, wid J. L., r New Houston rd, S. Macon Bollinger Frederick R., foreman car shop M. & B. R. R.,
r 147 Hazel Bollinger John, r.29 Ross

BOL

OFFERS LOW FREIGHT RATES
To and from all Points NORTH and EAST.

94

BOO

Bollinger Thomas A., carpenter, r 29 Ross. Botnar Alfred, c, shoemkr, r Hospital, E. Vineville Bomar Anthony, c, porter, r 7 Maple Bomar John, c, farmer, r Collins al, E. Macon Bomar Richard, c, farmer, r Flanders al, E. Macon Bomar Wiley, c, lab, r Flanders al, E. Macon Boneventure Mother, superior Mount de Sales Academy Bond Alonzo, c, gardener, r 61 Madison BOND, BOYNTON & CO. (R. W. Bond, S. H. Boynton
and S. J. and J. T. Bond), wholesale and retail grocers, 109 3d Bond Cleveland, c, wks T. B. Blackshear, r 100 Wharf Bond Joe (Locket & Bond), bds 47 Orange Bond Joseph, c, carpenter, r Johnston, eof Boundary Bond J. T. (Bond, Boynton & Co.), r Bonds Mills, Twiggs County Bond Lewis, c, carpenter, r rear Johnston, 1st e of Boundary Bond Ruffin W. (Bond, Boynton & Co.), r Oak, bet 2d and 3d Bond S. J. (Bond, Boynton & Co.), r Bonds Mills, Twiggs County Bond Thomas W., barkpr J. M. W. Christian, bds 88 Cherry Bone Charles, grocer, 226 3d, r 230 3d Bone Lila Miss, dressmkrMiss J. Buckner, r Bassett Hill Bone Thomas, machinist, r 5 Vineville rd Bone William M., r 5 Vineville rd Bonhart James, painter, r Collins al, E. Macon Bonhart Lewis, wks C. R. R., bds 13 Poplar Bonie Henry, elk C. Cook Bonn Sallie, wid S. G., r 146 Mulberry Bonner Philip, elk, bds 182 Poplar Bonner Richard W., weigher English, Huguenin & Co., r 182 Poplar Bonner Sol, c, waiter J. M. W. Christian, r 5 Maple Booker John R., machinist J. S. Schofield, r 39 Hazel Booker Thompson, c, drayman, r 114 Bay Boon Elenor Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E. Macon Boon John R., physician, 1 Cotton av, r 120 Poplar Boon Josephine Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E. Macon
Boon Mariam, wid James, r Boundary, E. Macon

bilir 1 Our 1UiN PWTO

u r'O'TfPATvT East,via the Georgia Road

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past freight line,

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Boone Janies, foreman C. R. R., r 215 2d Bostick Albert, c, bricklayer, r 71 Madison Bostick Alexander, c, wks J. S. Schofield, r Holmes, E Vine-
ville Bostick Andrew, c, bricklayer, r 71 Madison Bostick John, with Singleton, Hunt & Co Bostick Julius, c, bricklayer, r 71 Madison Bostick July, c, bricklayer, r 71 Madison Bouse George, c, waiter M. F. Morse Boutwell George, wks M. & B. R. R Boutwell James, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 90 Oglethorpe Boutwell Loney Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 90 Oglethorpe Bowden Thomas, c, gardener, r rear 224 2d Bowden William, messenger Sou. Exp. Co., r 96 4th Bowers Benjamin F., fireman M. & B. R. R., r 33 Hazel Bowers Charles, watchman, r Collins al, E. Macon Bowers John C., cigarmkr M. Peyser, r 46 Plum Bowers Sloan B., cigarmkr N. A. Gans, r 46 Plum Bowers Virginia, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Bowles Jeremiah D., route agt Sou. Ex. Co., r 2 Bass Bowman Albert, c, shoemaker, 105 4th, r Vineville Bowman John, c, wks D. Flanders & Son Bowman Wiley, c, wks C. R. R BOYKIN SAMUEL REV., editor Kind Words, 146 2d,
r 12 Georgia av Boynton Sidney H. (Bond, Boynton & Co.), r 79 Oak Boynton Thomas B., c, shoemkr, 52 Pine Braddy Sarah, wid Eli, r 21 Wharf Bradford Oliver, c, driver, r 25 Wharf Bradley Cesar, c, bricklayer, r 329 McIntosh Bradley Thomas, c, farmer, r 335 McIntosh BRADSTREET CO. THE, Thos. Willingham, Jr., agt;
82J Mulberry Brady Carrie, wid Gideon, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Brady James, milkman, r 14 5th Brady Joseph, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Brady Julia C. Miss, dressmkr, bds 114 New Brady Lizzie Miss, dressmkr, r 114 New Brady Mary, wid Barney, r 114 New Brady Mary, wid Thomas, r 72 Mulberry Brady Thomas, wks Bibb Mnfg Co

Offers QUICK DISPATCH in FREIGHTS To and from all Points NORTH and EAST,

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96

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Brady William, printer Telegraph, r Plum, cor New Bragg Spencer, c, driver H. M. Taylor Branham Asbury, c, wks E. W. Ansley, r 171 4th Brannon Ichibod, c, carpenter, r Boundary, necor Elbert Brantley Benjamin, c, gardener, r E. Vineville Brantley Chapman, c, carpenter, r Hazel, necor M. & W. R. R Brantley Jesse, c, wks C. R. R., r Higgins, sw of E. Macon Brantley Lee, c, lab, r 170 Hazel Brantley Mattie Miss, dressmkr, r37 Hawthorne Brantley Thaddeus W., elk, bds 214 2d Brantley Thomas M., with S. T. Coleman & Co., r 128
Walnut Brantly Benton L., elk, bds 38 Johnston Brantly Frank B., elk Rankin, Massenburg & Co., bds 79 4th Brantly John J. Rev. D. D., prof Mercer University, r 38
Johnston Brantly John J. Jr., teacher, bds 38 Johnston Brantly William N.,clk National Hotel Brantly William S., treas S. W. R. R., r Vineville Braswell Charles, c, carpenter, r 150 Hazel Braswell Isaac, c, barber D. Nixon Braswell Levi, c, carpenter, r 150 Hazel Braswell Thaddeus A., engineer M. & B. R. R., r 32 Pine Braswell Willis, c, barber, 121 3d, r Vineville Brattan Charles J., printer Herald, r New Houston rd, S.
Macon Braumuller Earnest, oil delivery, bds 52 Oak BREMER JOHN H., foreman Advocate, r 159 Mulberry Brenn John, c, gardener W. F. Anderson, r 88 Forsyth rd,
Vineville Brenn Thomas, wks Dixie Works Brewer Carrie E., wid E. E., r 94 New Brewer Lee, stone cutter J. B. Artope Brewer Thomas E., boarding, 192 3d Bright Green, engineer C. R. R., bds 302 4th Brinn Richard H., foreman press-room J. W. Burke & Co.,
r 298 Troup Brisbane Denbeau, c, well digger, r ss Gilmer, e of Hazel Britt William G. B., farmer, r Monroe, bey limits Britton James L., grocer, 246 1st Broad us Elbert, c, lab, r 25 Jefferson

From Baltimore and Philadelphia, via
GEORGIA ROAD FAST FREIGHT LINE.

BRO

BRO

Broadus Jackson, c, sampler English, Huguenin & Co., r
Holmes, E. Vineville Bromley Alice Miss, cigarmkr M. Peyser, bds 331 McIntosh Bromley Martha, wid John, r 331 McIntosh Bronson Fillmore, c, porter T. Wood, r Jefferson, E. Vine
ville Bronson Horace W., claim agt S. W. R. R , r 241 2d Bronson Sidney C., elk S. W. R. R., bds 241 2d Brooker Eliza C., wid James, r 226 1st Brooks Anderson, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 110 Bay Brooks Arthur, c, farmer, r 20 Monroe Brooks Augustus W., c, elk J. W. Brooks, r 3 College Brooks Elizabeth W., wid Daniel, r 27 Oak Brooks George E., agt, bds 69 Plum Brooks James, c, shoemkr, 237 4th Brooks James, watchman J. S. Schofield, r E. Macon Brooks John W., c, grocer, 87 Cotton av, r 48 2d Brooks Joseph A., c, elk J. W. Brooks, r 48 2d Brooks Lucy Miss, bds 11 Wharf Brooks Martha, c, domestic, r 33 Washington av Brooks Mollie Mad., r 102 5th Brooks Nancy Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 94 Oglethorpe Brooks Philip, watchman, r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon Brown Abraham, c, driver, r 17 Maple Brown Abraham, c, stone cutter, r rear 32 Monroe Brown Adaline, c, cook, r rear 28 Johnston Brown Albert, c, wks Macon Gas and WaterCo.,r22 Mulberry Brown Alexander, c, porter Lanier House, r Bay, u of 5th,
E. Macon Brown Amelia, laundress, r 6 Magnolia Brown Amory L., with W. A. Juhan & Co., bds National
Hotel Brown Andrew, c, whitewasher, r ss M. & W. R. R., 2d e of
Hazel Brown Andrew J., printer J. W. Burke & Co., bds 46 Plum BROWN BURR, books and stationery and bill poster, 102
Mulberry, and hack stable, 90 Poplar, r 86 Mulberry Brown Charles, c, barber, 96 2d Brown Della, wid J. B., r 50 5th, E. Macon Brown Derry, c, lab, r 7 Mulberry Brown Dock, c, wks brick yard, r es Turpin, s of Division
10

To and from FLORIDA is via Macon & Bruns* wick Rail Road Co. and Cumberland Route.

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98

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Brown Edward, c, cook J. H. & T. M. Benner, r 27 Spring
Brown Edward, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Brown Edward L., bkkpr J. C. Bannon & Co., bds Bin-
swanger House Brown Eli, lab, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Brown Eliphalet E., r 138 Forsyth rd, Yineville Brown Eliphalet E. Jr., student, r 138 Forsyth rd, Yineville Brown Emanuel M. (Binswanger & Brown), r 63 Cherry Brown Frederick L., machinist M. & B. R. R., r ws Bound
ary, 2d n of Congress Brown George, c, cook, r al rear 107 4th Brown George, c, porter Post-office, r 71 Pine
BROWN GEORGE C., propr Brown's Hotel
Brown Grace, c, laundress, r Bishops Row, S. Macon Brown Harrison, c, driver, r es Forsyth, s of Early Brown Henry, c, gardener, r rear 7 Spring Brown Israel F., elk, r 138 Forsyth rd, Vineville Brown Jackson, c, wks Campbell & Jones, r al rear 207 4th Brown Jacob, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Brown James, c, grocer, Houston rd, S. Macon Brown John, c, bricklayer, r 105 Oak Brown John, c, porter Mercer University Brown John, c, wks brick yard, r 4 Mulberry Brown John B., wks S. W. R. R., r 44 Elm Brown John H., elk A. J. Smith, bds Spring, cor Cotton av Brown Joseph, c, bricklayer, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Brown Joseph, c, wks C. R. R., r 28 Pine Brown Joseph, wks S. W. R. R., r 201 Elbert Brown Julius, elk J. Harris, r 44 Cherry Brown Lena, wid Samuel, r 44 Cherry Brown Lewis, elk, bds 44 Cherry Brown Lewis, c, wks H. B. Erminger, r Yineville Brown Mattie, wid H. M., r 48 5th, E. Macon Brown Mollie Mad., r rear 57 5th Brown Patrick, c, train hand S. W. R. R., r 123 5th Brown Peter, c, porter Nussbaum & Danneuburg, r ws
Tupelo, s of Hammond Brown Richard, c, porter Sanders & Nelson, r S. W. R. R.,
bey limits Brown Robert A., bkkpr Bibb Mnfg Co., r E. Macon Brown Robert H., mer, r 7 Magnolia

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illljuuJIilitIUlijijFront bost*ana *ew tore, GEORGIA ROAD FAST FREIGHT LINE.

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Brown Stepney, c, porter Flanders Bros., r Nixon, E. Vineville
Brown Thomas, c, wks C. R. R., r rear 28 Johnston Brown Thomas H., elk G. H. Davis & Co., r es Georgia av,
nr limits Brown William, e, blacksmith W. W. Windham Brown William, c, farmer, r ws Bay, s of Gilmer Brown William, e, porter Lanier House Brown William, lab, r 3 Mulbeary Brown William, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Brown William W., dep. collector U. S. Int. Rev., 109 Mul
berry, r 174 Poplar Brown Willis; c, waiter C. Masterson, r rear 60 Walnut, Brown Wm. F. Mrs., propr National Hotel
BROWN'S HOTEL, Geo. C. Brown, propr; 189 and 191
4th, opp. Union Passenger Depot. (See front cover.) Bruce George, c, waiter, r 195 3d Bruce Henry, c, barkpr Binswanger & Co., r rear head of
Poplar
Bruhl Frederick E., jeweler W. T. Johnston, bds Stubble field House
Bruning J. Herman, barkpr Lanier House
BRUNNER NORMAN I., druggist, 286 4th, r 40 Ogle
thorpe Brunner Valentine, collector, r 91 Spring Bruski John, barkpr L. Vannucki, bds 84 Poplar Brussell Nancy Mad., r 34 Poplar Bryan John S., r 133 Forsyth rd, Vineville Bryan Martha F., wid Clem, r 49 Walnut Bryant Abraham B., c, porterS. S. Dunlap & Co., r country Bryant Armstead, c, drayman, r 24 Orange Bryant Benjamin, c, lab, r rear 8 Mulberry Bryant Champion, c, tailor, 126 2d, r 35 Monroe Bryant David, c, wks C. R. R., r 24 Hawthorne Bryant Edmund, c, well digger, r 116 Wharf Bryant Fannie Mrs., boarding 272 4th Bryant George, c, lab., r 25 Monroe Bryant Henry c, gardener, r 16 New Bryant, Henry, c, lab., r Ash, ne cor Adams Bryant Lovick, c, woodsawyer, r 16 New Bryant Moses, c, bricklayer, r 16 New

PURCHASE TICKETS via Macon & Brunswick R. R. Co. and CUMBERLAND ROUTE, to and from

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Bryant Peter, c, wks C. R. R., r 77 6th Bryce Allan, c, whitewashes r 92 Wharf Brydie Jane J., wid A., bds 35 Georgia av Bucher Conrad, grocer, Clinton rd, E. Macon Buckalieu Sarah, wid Joel, r 88 Oglethorpe Buckhalter Elijah, c, wks C. R. R., r 4 Ross Buckner Jennie Miss, dressmkr, 113 Cotton av Buffington John W., engineer C. R. R., r n of Houston rd,
S. Macon Bugg Joseph, c, wks C. R. R., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Bugg Thomas, c, woodsawyer, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Bulkley Anna Mrs., millinery and notions, 7 Cotton av, r
177 2d Bulkley Edward, painter T. Guernsey, r n of Houston rd,
bey limits Bulkley Edward C., 7 Cotton av, r 177 2d Bullard Charles, farmer, r n of Houston rd, S. Macon Bullard Sallie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 86 Oglethorpe Bullard Viney Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 86 Oglethorpe Bunch Allan, c, waiter, r al rear 208 4th Bunch Bishop C., c, shoemkr B. J. Jordan, r Holmes, E.
Vineville Bunch Capers, c, shoemkr, r Holmes, E. Vineville Bunch George (Bunch & Loomis), r 219 1st Bunch Jerry, 16 Wall, r 182 2d Bunch & Loomis (G. Bunch and J. H. Loomis), grocers,
223 4th Burch Evans, c, porter G. R. Barker, r Vineville Burckley Anderson, c, lab, r rear 74 Oak Burckley Edward, painter, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Burden Andrew, c, carpenter, r rear 93 Madison Burden Richard F., bkkpr S. T. Coleman & Co., r 153
Mulberry Burden William H. (S. T. Coleman & Co.), r 13 High Burdick Ella M. Mrs., teacher North Macon Grammar
School Burdick E. Luther, bkkpr J. F. Barfield, r 101 Plum Burdick George, bkkpr W. F. Cannon & Co., r 22 Magnolia Burdick William H., bkkpr Wolff & Bro., r 101 Plum Burgess Annie, wid W. R., r 66 Orange Burghard Henry P., elk J. W. Rice & Co., r 39 College

Vr [lull I UU I I dvcl \A/hrvr Vaii Ti-owrvl Always Select the Most Reliable Route, viz the GEORGIA ROAD

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Burghard Julius E., elk H. J. Peter, bds 39 College Burghard Lewis H., elk J. W. Rice & Co., bds 39 College Burke Ann, wid Francis, bds 213 4th Burke Charles, c, blacksmith, r 2 Vineville rd Burke Christopher (C. Burke & Son), r 113 Walnut BURKE C. & SON (C. and T. C. Burke), paints, oils, glass,
varnishes, brushes and kalsomine, 112 3d. (See front fly B.) Burke Francis M., fireman C. R. R., bds 213 4th Burke Granville, c, carpenter, r 116 Wharf Burke Harris, wks Bibb Mufg Co., r 85 5th, E. Macon Burke James, c, gardener, r 49 5th Burke James A., conductor M. & B. R. R., r Lamar, S.
Macon Burke James F., c, shoemkr Mix & Kirtland, r 33 Jefferson Burke James W., c, hackman, r 111 Wharf
BURKE JOHN W. REV., pres. J. W. Burke & Co., 146 2d, r 119 Walnut
BURKE J. W. & CO., J. W. Burke, pres; Chas. Canning, sec. and treas., 146 2d. (See back cover.)
Burke Thomas C. (C. Burke & Son), r 113 Walnut Burkett Silvia, c, laundress, r 87 Wharf Burkett Thomas, c, gardener, r 28 New Burks John J., teacher Academy for the Blind Burley Hilliard, c, wks E. Crockett & Sons Burley Thomas, c, butcher, r rear 86 Spring Burnett Eustace S., elk C. Wachtel & Bro., r Tatnall, nr
Boundary
Burnett George W., carpenter C. R. R Burnett James C. C., bkkpr T. Wood, r 25 Ross Burney Arthur E., elk, bds 130 Forsyth rd, Vineville Burney Isaac P., c, blacksmith, 119 Cotton av Burney John F., planter, r 130 Forsyth rd, Vineville
BURR GEO. W., stoves, tinware and house furnishing goods, 97 Cherry, r 33 Orange, cor Bond
Burton Charles M., elk County Court, r 60 Orange Burton J. H., engineer C. R. R Butler Alexander, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Butler Annie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 30 5th, E. Macon Butler Charles, e, carpenter, r us College, w of Jones Butler Henry, c, porter Sou. Ex. Co., r 12 Orange Butler Henry, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Clinton rd, E. Macon

Ship by MACON & BRUNSWICK R. R. CO.

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Butler Jacob F., c, porter A. McCallie, r country Butler John C., reporter, r 123 Walnut Butler Kate Mad., r 63 5th Butler Lewis B., carpenter, r Houston rd, S. Macon Butler Mary Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Butler Rebecca, wid William, r 30 5th, E. Macon Butler Rebecca A., wid D. B., bds 153 Mulberry Butler Reuben, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 77 5th, E. Macon Butler Rufus, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E. Macon Butts Albert G., Georgia Land Agency, 86 2d, r 97 Orange Butts Araunah W., bkkpr W. &. E. P. Taylor, bds 97
Orange BUTTS ARMAND L,, coal dealer, 115 3d, yard 6th, cor
Pine, r 97 Orange. (See p. 73.) Butts David, c, wheelwright H. Grove, r 83 Walnut Butts Edmund, c, porter J. W. Burke & Co., r 49 Georgia av Butts Warren, c, elk C. H. Thompson, r 83 Cotton av Butts William, c, hostler G. M. Davis, r rear 98 4th Bryne Bridget, wid Philip, r 31 Pine

ABANISS JOSEPH W., cashier Exchange Bank, r 109
J Orange Cain Annie, wid R. L., r 374 McIntosh Cain Lewis, c, hackman, r 264 Congress Cain William, bailiff Superior Court, r Houston rd Caldwell Charles A., with J. W. Rice & Co., bds Browns
Hotel Calhoun Adam, c, wks W. K. Myrick, r Gilmer, opp Hazel Calhoun Frank, c, wks Browns Hotel Calhoun Henry, c, driver Timberlake & Chapman, r rear
114 Bay Calhoun William F., q, wks M. O'Hara & Bro., r rear 114
Bay Callaghan Thomas, grocer, 106 3d Callahan Elijah, c, lab, r E. Vineville Callahan Elijah Jr., c, lab, r E. Vineville Callahan Katie Miss, dressmkr, r 59 Cherry Callaway Emory W., elk Winship & Callaway, bds 16 High Callaway Hunter, c, waiter T. H. Harris Callaway Joel T. (Winship & Callaway), r 16 High Callaway John, c, wks W. H. Jones

The GEORGIA ROAD Isthe SHORT Line to AUGUSTA and CHARLESTON.

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Callaway Margaret V., wid-, r 57 New Calvin Peter, c, brickmkr, r 17 Maple Camariero Vingenzen, musician, r 39 Cherry Cameron-, carpenter, bds 192 3d Campbell Albert Rev., c, r 33 Hawthorne Campbell Alonzo F. G., tinner, r 49 Walnut Campbell Anderson, c, porter Dr. S. B. Barfield Campbell Anthony J., elk A. McKenna, bds 39 5th Campbell Archie, c, wks M. & A. R. R Campbell Benjamin, mail agent, bds Stubblefield House Campbell Charles E. (Campbell & Jones), r 167 Mulberry Campbell Dennis, c, wks Browns Hotel, r rear ss Johnston,
1st e of Boundary Campbell Edward, c, driver J. P. Fort Campbell Frank, c, bricklayer, r 17 Hazel Campbell Henry W., real estate, r Windsor Hill Campbell Jackson, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 98 Oglethorpe Campbell James A., machinist, r 234 3d CAMPBELL JAMES H., rectifier and wliol liquor dealer,
65 Cherry, bds Lanier House. (See back cover.) Campbell Jeremiah, c, train hand S. W. R. R., r es Bay, s
of Gilmer Campbell John, gasfitter, r 39 5th Campbell John, c, upholsterer, r Hospital, E. Vineville Campbell Lydia C. Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 98 Ogle
thorpe Campbell Mansfield, c, upholsterer, r Hospital, E. Nineville Campbell Martha E., wid James, r 234 3d Campbell Mary, wid Charles, r 167 Mulberry Campbell Morris, c, peddler, r C. R. R., s of 5th, E. Macon Campbell Sarah Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 98 Oglethorpe Campbell & Jones (C. E. Campbell and D. B. Jones), cot
ton factors, 98 to 104 Poplar Camps Felix, student, bds 159 College Canan John, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 10 Mulberry CANNING CHARLES, sec and treas J. W. Burke & Co.,
146 2d, r 170 Mulberry Cannon Dennis, c, wks Browns' Hotel, r Johnston, e of
Boundary Cannon John W., farmer, r 268 Congress Cannon William F. (W. F. Cannon & Co.), r 213 1st

and CUMBERLAND ROUTE
Best Line to all Points in Florida.

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CANNON W. F. & CO., (W. F. Cannon and J. Wilbourn), whol grocers, 112 3d
CAPITAL BANK. THE, H. L. Jewett, pres; N. M. Hodgkins, cashier, 150 2d. (See p. 69.)
Carhart Charles, c, barber W. Savage, r 90 Wharf Carhart Elijah H., (Carhart & Curd and J. C. VanSyckel &
Co.), r 86 Mulberry Carhart & Curd (E. H. Carhart and J. C. Curd), hardware,
69 and 71 Cherry CARLING THOMAS J., plumber and gasfitter, 151 2d,
r 112 Orange (See p. 77.) Carlos William P., elk C. Wachtel & Bro., r Tatnall, nr
Boundary Carmichael Benjamin R., harnessmkr Bernd Bros., bds 80
Hawthorne Carmichael John M., harnessmkr Bernd Bros., r ns 5th, nr
river, E' Macon Carnes L. M., wks Bibb Mnfg Co CARNES WILLIAM W., genl mdse, broker and genl ins
agt., represents INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, HARTFORD FIRE INS. CO., GEOR GIA HOME INS. CO., VIRGINIA HOME INS. CO., NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY, ROYAL OF ENG., QUEEN INS. CO. of Eng., and NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., 115 3d, r 33 New. (See p. 71.) Carroll Albert, c, porter A. B. Small, r Pine, bet 1st and 2d Carroll Benjamin C., wks C. R. R., r ss Hammond, w of Ash Carroll Edward, tailor, bds 128 New Carroll Hardy, c, carrier Telegraph & Messenger, r 36 Mon
roe Carroll Mary Mrs., wks S. W. R. R Carroll Mattie Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co Carroll Seaborn, c, porter W. M. Good Carroll W. F., physician, 54 5th, E. Macon Carstarphen Thomas J., grocer, 36 Cotton av Carter Addie E., wid W. B., r 95 New Carter Augustus L., c, batteryman W. U. Tel. Co., r 39
Walnut Carter Bartley, c, saloon, 205 4th, r al n of 3d, e of Pine
Carter Cornelius, c, wks C. R. R., r 63 Oak

THE GEORGIA ROAD Is The 8110IIT LINE EAST 05 MORTH-EAST.

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Carter James, c, carpenter, r Hospital, E. Vineville Carter James, c, Avks M. & B. R. R., r ss M. & B. R. R., w
of Tupelo
Carter Martha C. Miss, seamstress, r 16 5th, E. Macon Carter M., c, Avks C. R. R. Carter Nathan, c, waiter Mrs. B. L. Pound, r rear 147 CherryCarter Robert Rev., pastor Knox Presby. Ch., r 29 Jefferson Carter William F., tel opr M. & B. R. R., r 88 Elm Carver John, c, wks 8. W. R. R. Carver John D., grocer, 126 Cherry, r 111 Orange Carwins Basil A , c, grocer, 42 Cotton av, r Holmes, E. Vine
ville
Case George W., marble worker T. B. Artope, and grocer, Hospital, E. Vineville
Case Mary, wid Charles, r Hospital, E. Vineville Case William, wks T. B. Artope, r Hospital, E. Vineville Casey Lizzie Mad., r 57 5th Catherine Sister, teacher Appleton Church Home Causey Edward L., bolt cutter C. R. R., bds M. & W. R. R.,
s of Johnston
Cansey Sarah E., wid William, r M. & W. R. R., s of Johnston
Cavanaugh Michael, Avks C. R. R., r 383 McIntosh CaAvley Benjamin F., machinist C. R. R., r n of Houston rd,
S. Macon
Cawley Biddie Miss, bds 94 Cherry Caivley Bridget Miss, elk, bds Houston rd, S. Macon Cawley Bridget, wid Owen, r Houston rd, S. Macon Cawley Frank L., fireman C. R. R., r n of Houston rd, S.
Macon
Cawley Lizzie Miss, milliner, bds Houston rd, S. Macon Cawley Mary Miss, domestic, r Houston rd, S. Macon Cawley Owen, Avks J. S. Schofield, r Houston rd, S. Macon Caivley Susan Mrs., r New Houston rd, S. Macon Central City Park, 7th, foot of Wharf
CENTRAL GEORGIA BANK, John E. Jones, pres; T.
O. Chestney, cashier; 111 3d Central High School, Cotton av, nw cor Spring
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING CO. OE GA., W. M. Wadley, pres; Wm. Rogers, supt; W. T.
Shellman, agt; office and depot 120 and 122 5th 11

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OTTERS LOW FREIGHT RATES
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Central Railroad Cotton Yard, 64 5th Chambers William J., student, bds 78 Washington av Chambless Clark, c, cook P. 8. Twitty Chambless Joel E., elk J. D. Carver, r 153 New Chambless Mary, wid J., r 153 New Champion Rena, c, cook, r rear 122 4th Chansley Josie Miss, seamstress, r 80 5th Chapel Alexander, c, driver Bond, Boynton & Co., r Vine-
ville Chapel Peter, c, wks C. R. R., r rear 85 Walnut Chapel Solomon, c, porter Jaques, Johnson & Cox, r E. Vine-
ville Chaplin Reuben, c, carpenter, r 120 Wharf Chapman Abner T., trav agt, r Garden, nr Cotton, E. Macon Chapman James, c, cook, r rear 7 Maple Chapman James P., watchman City Hall, r 151 Hazel Chapman Robert M., wks S. W. R. R., r 58 Oglethorpe Chapman Walter B. (Timberlake & Chapman), r 127 Poplar Charbonel August, hair goods, 104 2d, bds 167 2d Charlton Andrew H., conductor C. R. R., bds Browns Hotel Chavers Moses, c, painter C. R. R., r Jefferson, E. Vineville Chavin Edwin, wks B. F. Robert, r 97 Forsyth rd, Vineville Cheatham William, piano tuner, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Cheely Cornelius, c, drayman, r Collins al, E. Macon Cherry Bayless C., elk S. W. R. R Cherry Elijah D., baggage master Union Depot, r 133 Poplar CHERRY GEORGE F., sheriff Bibb Couuty, office Court
House, r Houston rd Cherry Hilliard J., farmer, r 97 Oak Cherry James E., grocer, 23 Cotton av, r 5 Vineville rd Cherry Lucretia, wid Job, bds 33 4th Cherry Mahala Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 92 Oglethorpe Cherry William A., 23 Cotton av, r Vineville Cherry William H., farmer, r 97 Oak CHESS, CARLEY & CO., G. S. Davis, manager; oils, 108
2d Chester Jouett W., bkkpr J. L. Cook & Co., bds Lanier
House Chestney Theodore O., cashier Central Georgia Bank, r 50
2d Cheves Henry, carpenter J. E. Ellis, r Centre, E. Macon

THE TAIIFY PI UTIMUM ^ ^0u^6r' ^'r an(* lUlj IMllUillll " ullliiililil

rakes>

Modern Improvements,

are used by the Old Reliable" GEORGIA RAILROAD,

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Chichester Helon L., elk 108 2d, bds 118 Madison Chipley George W., baggage master S. W. R. R., r 274 4th Chipley James, c, office boy Browns Hotel, r 105 5th Chipley Nancy A., wid James, bds 274 4th Chipp Daniel, c, blacksmith C. Masterson, r country Christ Episcopal Church, 66 Walnut ^Christian Emma Mad., r 78 5th Christian Henry, c, wks C. R. R., r 103 Oak Christian James E. (Christian, Sims & Co.), r 57 Oak Christian James M. W., saloon, 88 Cherry, r 60 Oak Christian J. Elam, editor Daily Herald, r 133 Madison Christian Robert T. (R. T. Christian & Bro.), r Clinton, Ga Christian R. T. & Bro. (R. T. and T. J. Christian), genl
store, 70 5th, E. Macon CHRISTIAN, SIMS & CO. (Elam and J. E. Christian and
G. W. Sims), publishers Macon Daily Herald, 88 2d Christian Thomas J. (R. T. Christian & Bro.), bds 70 5th,
E. Macon Christian Tiny H. Mrs., r 66 Oglethorpe Churchill Frances Mrs., grocer, 22 5th, E. Macon Churchill Harriet, wid Robert, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Churchill James J., elk C. R. R., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Churchill John, wks Bibb Mnf'g Co Churchill Lizzie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Clinton, E.
Macon Churchill Mary, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Churchill Rebecca, wks Bibb Mnfg Co City Hall, 146 and 148 Poplar Clancy James M., elk, r 26 Magnolia Clancy Michael J. (Cobb & Clancy), r 26 Magnolia Clancy Robert Duffus, with J. W. Burke & Co., bds 26
Magnolia Clark Albert, c, wks S. W. R. R., r ws Hazel, s of Hammond Clark Anna, wid Jerry, r 23 Wharf Clark Annie Mrs., seamstress, r Collins al, E. Macon Clark Cassie, wid George, r rear 387 McIntosh Clark George, c, waiter E. D. Huguenin, r rear 2 Magnolia Clark Green, c, granite cutter T. B. Artope, r 47 Pine Clark Henry, r 101 Plum Clark Henry, porter J. H. Hertz, r Short Clark James O. A. Rev., r 76 Washington av

Merchauts and Cotton Shippers have low Rates and Quick Despatch by

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Clark John, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 23 Arch Clark John, c, trainband S. W. R. R Clark John C., painter, r 17 Pine Clark John F., stock trader, r 31 Georgia av Clark John W. T., saddler Bernd Bros., r 293 Troup Clark Julia, wid Columbus, r 293 Troup Clark Lazarus, c, well digger, r rear 120 Wharf Clark Maria, c, laundress, r 6 Mulberry Clark M., molder C. R. R Clark Nancy, c, domestic, r ss Hammond, \v of Ash Clark Reuben, c, barkpr S. Clark, r rear 46 Pine Clark Sarah Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 23 Arch Clark Squire, c, saloon, 159 and 199 4th, r 53 Poplar Clark Susan, c, laundress, r 41 Wharf Clark Will iam B., c, barber, 77 Cotton av, r Jefferson, E.
Vineville Clark William F., wks S. W. R. R., r 387 McIntosh Clarke Alexander D., messenger Sou. Ex. Co., r 77 Oak Clarke Asa, fireman C. R. R., r n of Houston rd, S. Macon Clarke Aziel F., bricklayer, r 214 2d
Clarke Charles T., messenger Sou. Ex. Co., bds National Hotel
Clarke Edward W., messenger Sou. Ex. Co., bds 69 Plum Clarke Eloise A., wid D. F., r 214 2d Clarke George P., elk Sou. Ex. Co., bds Browns Hotel Clarke Walter M., stock dealer, r 77 Oak Clarke Walter S., cotton buyer, r 77 Oak Clarke William, c, harnessmkr, 99 Poplar, r E. Vineville Clay Berrien, c, painter J. E. Ellis, r Unionville Clay Edward, c, wks S. W. R. R., r 141 5th Clay Henry, c, bricklayer, r Jefferson, E. Vineville Clay John J., undertaker and sexton Rose Hill Cemetery,
100 Mulberry, r 10 Georgia av Clayton Adeline B., wid R. V., r 159 Forsyth rd, Vineville Clayton Amber, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r rear 47 Walnut Clayton Claiborne, c, boilermkr, r 269 Congress Clayton Joseph, c, tailor, r 121 Madison Clayton Thomas, express messenger, bds 69 Plum Clayton William, c, wks N. A. Gans
Cleary Thomas F. Rev., prefect of discipline and prof Pio Nono College

THE GEORGIA ROAD Runs its own Improved SLEEPING CARS.

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Cleghorn Jack, with Singer Mnfg Co., bds 167 2d Clemens Sol., c, porter Browns Hotel Cleveland Edward, c, fireman W. H. Mansfield, r Flanders
al, nr limits, E. Macon Clifford M. J., tutor Pio Nono College Clinkscales Abner L., druggist 99 Cotton av and 278 4th, r
134 Orange Clisby A. Warner Rev., pastor First Presby. Ch., r 110 1st Clisby Joseph (Clisby & Jones), r 114 Forsyth rd, Vineville Clowers Daniel, c, farmer, r ss M. & W. R. R., 2d e of Hazel Coates Edward H., elk Bond, Boynton & Co., bds Oak, bet
1st and New Cobb Alice C. Mrs., teacher Wesleyan Female College Cobb James J., teller Exchange Bank, r 25 Bond Cobb John B. (Cobb & Clancy), r 25 Bond
COBB & CLANCY (J. B. Cobb and M. J. Clancy), genl
ins agts, 157 2d Cochran Richard, c, carpenter, r 214 2d Cochran Steven, c, waiter, r rear 52 Walnut Cocke Zeitla Miss, teacher Wesleyan Female College Cody Green, c, wks C. R. R Coe Robert, c, waiter Lanier House Coffield Bartow, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 91 Hawtorne Coffield Berchman, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 91 Hawthorne Coffield Ella Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 91 Hawthorne Coffield James, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 91 Hawthorne Coffield John, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 91 Hawthorne Coffield Rena Mrs., r 91 Hawthorne Coffield Thomas, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 91 Hawthorne Cohn Esau, with Nussbaum & Dannenberg, bds 95 4th Cohn Lipman, with Nussbaum & Dannenberg, r 95 4th Cohn Lewis, elk Nussbaum & Dannenberg, r 95 4th Coker W. H., tinner S. S. Dunlap & Co., bds 44 Plum Coleman Bella, c, laundress, r 27 Walnut Coleman Edward, elk Nussbaum & Dannenberg, bds Bins-
wanger House Coleman Eliza, c, nurse, r 87 Walnut Coleman Frank, c, wks D. Flanders & Son, r Flanders al, n
of limits, E. Macon Coleman George H. Rev., c, pastor Fulton Baptist Church,
r 28 Pine

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To and from all Points NORTH and EAST.

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Coleman John, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 3 Factory Row. Coleman John T., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 135 5th. Coleman Robert (Coleman & Newsom), r 88 Plum Coleman Robert Jr., elk, bds 88 Plum Coleman Samuel T. (S. T. Coleman & Co.), r head of Mul
berry COLEMAN S. T. & CO. (Samuel T. Coleman, W. H.
Burden and N. M. Solomon), whol dry goods, shoes and hats, 114 Cherry, cor 2d Coleman Thomas, c, porter F. Corput, r rear 114 4th COLEMAN & NEWSOM (Robert Coleman and Augustus T. Newsom), cotton factors and whol grocers, 65, 67 and
69 Poplar Coley Adam, c, wks J. E. Ellis, r 4 Ross Coley Allen, c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Coley James F., teacher Academy for the Blind College of Phlogistic Medicine, 59 and 61 Mulberry Collier Charles F., with G. R. Barker, bds 11 Magnolia Collier H. H., elk S. W. R. R., bds Browns Hotel Collier L. Whit, elk Sou. Ry and S. S. Assn, bds 120 Poplar Collins Andrew J., conductor M. & B. R. R., r 4th, bet
Hazel and Elm Collins Appleton P. Dr., r 154 2d Collins Charles, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Collins Charles, c, lab, r 122 4th Collins David, c, driver, r 15 Maple Collins Eliza C., wid Robert, r 164 Mulberry Collins Georgia, c, laundress, r 194 Elbert Collins Harriett, c. laundress, r 122 4th Collins Jack, conductor, r 347 McIntosh Collins Jacob, c, gardener, r es Jones, 3d s of Madison Collins James, c, driver W. H. Mansfield & Co., r al, e of
Poplar, s of 1st Collins James, c, lab, r 35 Ross Collins John, engineer C. R. R., bds 79 4th Collins Lewis, c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 2d, E. Macon Collins Minna Miss, teacher Academy for the Blind Collins Marietta Mrs., r 94 Oglethorpe Collins Nancy Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Collins Roberts., elk Collins A Winn, bds 174 Cherry

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SPEED, COMFORT And Safety Secured by taking the GEORGIA ROAD.

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Collins Scipio, c, brick mkr, r rear 10 Mulberry Collins Scipio Jr., c, wks M. & B. R. R., r rear 56 6th Collins Stephen, 154 2d, r 174 Cherry Collins Stephen, c, wks S. W. R. R Collins S. Henry, baggage master M. & B. R. R., r 301
Troup
Collins Thomas C., c, blacksmith, 8 Wall, r 67 Monroe Collins William W. (Collins & Winn), r 172 Cherry Collins William W.,c, shoemkr,274 Congress,r es Boundary,
n of Tatnall Collins Zachariah, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 113 Bay Collins & Winn (W. W. Collins and C. D. Winn), carriages,
154 2d Colonel Prince, c, wks C. R. R COMER H. M., pres Bi bb Mnfg Co., r Savannah, Ga Comer Thomas, c, hostler P. Solomon, r 98 Forsyth rd,
Vineville Congregation Beth Israel Church, 161 and 163 2d Connally R. T., with Nussbaum & Dannenberg, bds Browns
Hotel
Conner Bros. (F. H. and T. U. Conner), ins agts, 107 Cherry Conner David B., elk, bds 69 Walnut Conner Frank, c, farmer, r 276 Congress Conner Frank H. (Conner Bros, and Z. T. Conner & Co.), r
69 Walnut
Conner Frederick G., fireman C. R. R., bds 69 Walnut Conner Granville C., bkkfor J. M. Boardman, 106 Mulberry,
r 57 Walnut
Conner Henry T., prin South Macon Grammar School, r 57 Walnut
Conner Hilliard, c, carpenter, r Collins al, E. Macon Conner Louisa, Avid Z. T., bds 69 Walnut Conner Thomas U. (Conner Bros, and Z. T. Conner & Co.),
bds 197 1st
Conner Zephaniah T. (Z. T. Conner & Co.), r 69 Walnut Conner Z. T. & Co. (Z. T., F. H. and T. U. Conner), brokers
107 Cherry
Cook Charles, saloon, 104 5th, r 336 McIntosh Cook David R. (J. L. Cook & Co.), r 136 College Cook Henry, c, bricklayer, r 457 2d Cook Henry C., molder Findley Iron Works, r 155 Hazel

coo

Is via MACON & BRUNSWICK RAIL ROAD CO. and CUMBERLAND ROUTE.

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Cook Henry L. (Jones & Cook), r 95 New Cook Jacob L. (J. L. Cook & Co.), r 136 College COOK J. L. & CO. (J. L. and D. R. Cook), proprs Georgia
Flour Mills, Elbert, sw cor Hazel Cook Lane, c, wks C. R. R., r 27 Oglethorpe Cook Moses, c, wks Macon Gas & Water Co., r rear 85 2d Cook Peter, carpenter C. R. R., r 66 Monroe Cook Samuel D., trader, r 64 Cherry Cook Washington, c, lab, r rear 10 Mulberry Cook William R., wks M. & A. R. R., r 234 2d Cooper Edward, c, wks A. Reynolds, r 41 Hawthorne Cooper Edward Jr., c, porter J. W. Johns, r 41 Hawthorne Cooper Enoch M., with L. W. Smith & Co., bds 46 Plum Cooper Henry, c, bricklayer, r 323 McIntosh Cooper Henry, c, wks Dixie Works, Cooper James, c, wks R. C. Wilder & Son Cooper Jennie V. Mrs., dressmkr, 29 Oglethorpe Cooper Lewis, c, barkpr S. Clark Cope Virginia, wid J. L., r 105 3d Copeland Henry, c, wks C. R. R., r Collins al, E. Macon Corbett Edmund C., stock dealer, 202 3d, and propr Corbett
House, 174 Poplar Corbett House, E. C. Corbett, propr; 174 Poplar Corbett William, wks Sou. News Co Corbin Napoleon B., bkkpr Jaques, Johnson & Cox, r 159
Forsyth rd, Vineville Corchran Peter (A. S. Hisle & Co.), r Bullitt Co., Ky Cordell William H., carpenter, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Core Mattie, wid William, r 135 College Cornell George P., elk Jaques & Johnson, r 95 Spring Cornell Ira Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 62 Oglethorpe Cornell John J., builder, r 95 Spring Cornell Orrie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Cornell William H., elk J. Ingalls, r Spring, ne cor Cotton

CORPUT FELIX (D. L. Walker & Co.), and ice, fish, fruits, etc., 86 Cherry, r 1 High
Corsey Anna Mrs., seamstress, r Jefferson, E. Vineville Coryell Joseph R., with J. L. Cook & Co., bds Browns
Hotel Cosey Henry, wks Bibb Mnfg Co

QU TI UHRflLF VYmUUIRn

UHnRAAIIINN

In the Georgia railroad ELEVATOR at AVGUSTA.

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Cotton Allan, c, carpenter, r 11 Walnut Cotton avenue A. M. E. Church, Cotton av, junc Spring Cotton Charles, c, briektnkr, r 2 Mulberry Cotton Clifford Miss, teacher Wesleyan Female College Cotton James, c, butcher Mrs. C. King, r rear 61 Madison Cotton Julia, c, laundress, r rear 15 Walnut COTTON STATES LIFE INS. CO. of Macon, Wm. B.
Johnston, pres; Geo. S. Obear, sec; 109 Mulberry. (See
p. 7.)
Count Nunnally, c, driver, r 9 Forsyth rd, Yineville County Commissioners, W. Hazlehurst, chairman; Court
House County Jail, Wm. Foster, jailer; 150 4th Courtenay Michael P., engineer, r 40 Walnut Courtney Thomas J., watchman Browns Hotel Couse Darwin W., head painter C. R. R., r n of Houston rd,
S. Macon Cowser Elizabeth Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 76 Haw
thorne Cowser Sarah Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 76 Hawthorne Cowser William J., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 76 Hawthorne Cox Charles T\, with J. H. Campbell, bds Lanier House Cox William R. (Jaques, Johnson & Cox), r 24 Georgia av Craft Charles, c, molder, r es Hazel, n of Gilmer Craft Julia M , wid William, r 73 1st Craft Sarah, c, laundress, r Jefferson, E. Vineville Craft Sarah, wid Charles, r 25 Vineville rd Craig B. E. Mrs., milliner, 13J Cotton av, r 73 Plum Craig Charles, 13J Cotton av, r 73 Plum Craig David D., patternmkr Findlay Iron Works, rl98 New Craven George, machinist J. S. Schofield Crawford George, c, wks Massie shops, r 15 Wharf Crawford George W., wks M. & B. R. R., r Houston rd, S.
Macon Cray Andrew, c, driver S. Waxelbaum & Bro., r 22 Wash
ington av Crib Thomas, miller, r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon Crimmins Ellen, wid Jerry, r 286 Congress Crockett Earlsworth (E. Crockett & Sons), r 8 Bass Crockett E. & Sons, (E., L. E. and O. H. Crockett), foundry,
294 4th 12

To and from FLORIDA is via Macon & Bruns wick Rail Road Co. and Cumberland Rouie.

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Crockett Leroy E. (E. Crockett & Sons), r 47 Ross Crockett Oscar H. (E. Crockett & Sons), bds 8 Buss Cromeline David (Cromeline & Co.), bds Lanier House Crorueline & Co. (D. Cromeline and P. Marx), cigars, 98
Mulberry Cronan James W., elk S. W. R. R., r n of New, Houston
rd, w of limits Cronan William, policeman, r 352 McIntosh Crooms Adela Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Contentment, E.
Macon Crooms Burrell, wks C. R. R., r Contentment, E. Macon Crooms Charles, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Contentment, E.
Macon Crooms Frances Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 82 Oglethorpe Crooms John, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 82 Oglethorpe Crooms Melissa, wid Giles, r 82 Oglethorpe Crooms Rabun, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E. Macon Crooms Stephen, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Crosby Solomon H., engineer, r 34 Oak Crosland James E., with Hardeman & Gibson, r 137 Orange Cross Charles, c, driver Bibb Mnfg Co., r 63 Madison Crowell Ira, c, butcher, r Bay, s of 5th, E. Macon Crowell Littleton, c, farmer, r Bay, s of 5th, E. Macon Crumby Prince, c, lab, r 140 Orange Crutchfield Alonzo, c, machinist, r 15 College Crutchfield John F.,cotton buyer, 159 2d, r 11 High Crutchfield William A., cotton broker, 159 2d, r 11 High Cubbedge Clarence H., elk G. S. Obear, bds 49 College CUBBEDGE RICHARD W., broker and real estate agt,
106 Mulberry, r 49 College Cubbedge Richard W. Jr., elk J.. L Shea, bds 49 College Culberson Algernon, bkkpr S. T. Coleman & Co., r 58
Spring Cullen Augustus, c, carpenter J. E. Russell, r 251 2d Cullen Augustus A., bkkpr F. Corput, r 78 Oak Cullen Frederick, elk, bds 78 Oak Cullen Harriet B., wid A. A., r 78 Oak Cullen Matthew W., elk Sou. Ry and S. S. Assn, r 78 Oak Culpepper John, lab, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Culpepper John B. Rev., r New Houston rd, S. Macon Culpepper S. B., wks J. E. Ellis, r E. Macon

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Camming James D., elk M. &. B. R. R., bds 40 Ash Cumming John B., r 40 Ash Camming William M., asst librarian Public Library, bds 40
Asli Cummings Charles, c, waiter Mrs. T. Guerry, r rear 109
Walnut Cummings Jordan, c, wks C. R. R., r 189 Elbert Cunningham Fred, with L. W. Rasdal, bds Stubblefield
House Cunningham George E., machinist C. R. R
Cunningham Wiliiam G., harnessmkr Bernd Bros., rcountry
Curd John C. (Carhart & Curd), and pres Exchange Bank, r 158 Mulberry
Curd Sarah E., wid Edward, r 150 Mulberry Curry Brinston, c, wks C. R. R., r rear 56 6th Curry D. Bright, with Johnson & Harris Curry John H., fireman C. R. R., r 44 Hawthorne Curry Loyd, c, lab, r ws Tupelo, s of Hammond Curry Martin, c, lab, r 104 Elm Curry Poldoe, c, fisherman, r 65 Plum Curtis Clingman, c, waiter T. E. Brewer, r 192 3d Cuthbert James C., c, porter Mix & Kirtland, r 28 New Cutter Henry G., with Asher Ayres, bds 59 Walnut Cutter M. Howard, contractor, r Garden, nr 5th, E. Macon Czurda Vincent, music teacher Academy for the Blind
DALY C. A., wid Henry, r 44 Cherry Daly Dennis (D. Daly & Bro.), r 56 Washington av DALY D. & BRO. (Dennis and Matthew Daly), grocers,
95 Cherry DALY FRANK J. M,, prof Pio Nono College and lawyer,
122 2d, r Pio Nono Daly Henry, elk M. O'Hara & Bro., r 44 Cherry Daly James J., elk Wolff & Bro., r 44 Cherry Daly Matthew (D. Daly & Bro.), r 37 Johnston Daly Michael, grocer, Houston rd, S. Macon Daly Patrick, gardener, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Daly William, elk, r 37 Johnston Damour Ann, wid J. H., r 39 4th Damour Charles E., distributing elk Post-office, r 39 4th Damour Hypolite, r 89 Mulberry

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and CUMBERLAND ROUTE
Best Line to all Points in Florida.

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DANA ORLANDO N. (J. W. Burke & Co.), r 148 Cotton av
Dan forth James R. B., elk G. Nussbaum, r Vineville Danfortli Lydia J. Miss, druggist, 327 McIntosh Dan forth Milton W., cigars, 169 4th Daniel Tacie A. Mrs., teacher vocal music, Wesleyan College Daniels Abe, c, train hand, r Hazel, sw cor Hammond Daniels Cornelius F., photographer, 9 Cotton av Daniels Elbert, c, wood sawyer, r rear 10 Mulberry Daniels Elijah, c, driver George T. Rogers' Sons, r 203 3d Daniels Emmet, elk S. T. Coleman & Co., r 75 2d
Daniels Garrett, c, porter, r 99 Wharf Daniels Henrietta, c, laundress, r 193 3d Daniels Henry W., machinist E. Crockett & Sons, bds 272 4th Daniels James, c, drayman, r Jefferson, E. Vineville
Daniels Jonas, c, farmer, r 35J Wharf Daniels Jonas Jr., c, farmer, r 35 Wharf Daniels Mansfield, c, carpenter, r Holmes, E. Vineville Daniels Mary A. Miss, dress rakr, 24 New Daniels M. B. Mrs., agent Mine Demorest's patterns, 9 Cot
ton av Daniels Stephen, wagon mkr Collins & Winn, r 75 2d
Daniels Thomas, c, drayman, r 31 5th Danley Sarah, c, laundress, r 57 Madison Danuenberg Joseph (Nussbaum & Dannenberg), r 224 2d Darby Eli, cabinet mkr J. E. Russell, r Columbus rd, bey
limits Darrah Johanna, wid William J., r 82 4th Darrah Margaretta Miss, teacher E. Macon School Dasher George S. conductor S. W. R. R., r 123 Orange Dasher Joseph F., conductor S. W. R. R., r 123 Orange Daus Adolph, cigars, Browns Hotel Davidson Simon S., grocer, 25 5th Davidson Thomas J., elk J. P. Philips, bds Houston rd, sw
cor Boundary Davidson William B., machinist M. & B. R. R., r 42 Elm Davis Abram J. (H. G. Davis & Co.), r Columbus rd Davis Alfred, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r Flanders al, E. Ma
con Davis Anderson, shoe mkr, 96 Oglethorpe

SHIP Your FREIGHT GEORGIA ROAD FAST FREIGHT LINE.
DAY
s Arnold, c, brick mkr, r ss Hammond, w of Hazel s Camp, c, drayman, r E. Vineville s Charles, c, baker Lanier House s Charles, c, gardener, r 49 5th s Charles, wks R. M. Patterson, r Collinsville s Charles M., elk Coleman & Newsom, bds 163 Poplar s Elijah, c, waiter C. L. Bartlett, r Ash, opp Sparks s Elizabeth A., wid A. L., r 141 Mulberry s Ella Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co s E. McCall, with Telegraph & Messenger, bds Browns Hotel Davis Fred S., baggage master M. & B. R. B., bds National Hotel Davis Freeman, c, waiter T. H. Harris DAVIS GEORGE S., manager Chess, Carley & Co., oils, 108 2d, r 30 Magnolia DAVIS GILBERT M., livery, feed and sale stable, 77 and 79 3d, r 33 4th. (See back fly C.) Davis Henry, c, bricklayer, r ns M & W. R. R., 1st w of Oglethorpe DAVIS HENRY B., business manager Telegraph & Mes senger, r McCalls Mill, C. R. R Davis Henry G. (H. G. Davis & Co.), r Columbus rd Davis Henry L., elk Macon Savings Bank, r Cotton, nr 5th, E. Macon Davis H. G. & Co. (H. G. and A. J. Davis), grocers, es Georgia av, 2d n of Early Davis Jackson, c, carpenter C. R. R., r C. R. R., s of 5th, E. Macon Davis Jacob, c, wks S. W. R. R., r 139 5th Davis Jefferson, c, wood sawyer, r Houston rd, S. Macon Davis Jefferson Jr., c, office boy Browns Hotel Davis Jeremiah, c, pedler, r 47 Pine Davis Jeremiah, c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 24 Wharf Davis John, c, lab, r rear 226 1st Davis John P., blacksmith M. & B. R. R., r ws Boundary, 1st s of T roup Davis Joseph, c, barber W. Braswell, r rear 24 Spring Davis Joseph, wks Bibb Mnfg Co

via Macon & Brunswick R. R. Co. an<l PT (111 TT14
CUMBERLAND ROUTE, to and from [LUlUM.

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Davis Joseph O., elk C. R. R., r Clinton rd, E. Macon DAVIS LEE, carriage and wagon mnfr, 130 Mulberry Davis Lula, c, seamstress, r 29 Washington av Davis Martha Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 96 Oglethorpe Davis Martha B. Miss, r 32 Oglethorpe Davis Mary Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 96 Oglethorpe Davis Narcissa, c, laundress, r 10 Lamar Davis Paul, c, brickmkr, r ws Bay, s of Gilmer Davis Robert, c, wks J. L. Cook & Co., r 73 Oglethorpe Davis Samuel, c, porter R. S. Wynn, r 157 4th Davis Thomas, c, wks S. Howard, r 157 4th Davis Thomas J., engineer C. R. R., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Davis Wilhelmina, wid M. M., r 267 Troup Davis William A., bkkpr J. S. Stewart, r country Davis William H., wks C. R. R., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Davis William V., carpenter C. R. R., r 320 Congress Dawson Briggs, c, harnessmkr Bernd Bros., r 115 Bay Dawson Charles, c, porter Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, r Vine-
ville Dawson Jonathan P , farmer, r 238 1st Dawson Laura, c, laundress, r 276 Congress Day Alexander, c, sexton Christ Church, r rear 67 Walnut
Day Amos, c, wks C. R. R., r E. Macon Day Charles, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 98 Oglethorpe Day Lewis, c, waiter Lanier House, r rear 24 Spring Day Prestina, c, painter, r 75 Madison Day William, c, wks C. S. & G. W. Findlay Dean Benjamin, c, musician, r 43 Oak Dean Essex, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 170 Hazel Dean Henry, c, farmer, r 30 5th Dean Hulda, c, laundress, r 47 Cherry Dean Lizzie, c, laundress, r Jefferson, E. Vineville Dean Mattie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 90 Oglethorpe Dean Mollie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 90 Oglethorpe Dean Richard, c, waiter, r 184 1st Deas Prince, c, waiter W. E. Dunwoody, r rear 153 Cherry deBeruff Anthony, elk J. W. Rice & Co., r 58 Oak deBeruff Charles, portrait painter, 98 Mulberry, r 58 Oak deBeruff Charles Jr., engineer C. R. R., r 58 Oak deBord George S., carpenter M. &. B. R. R., r n of Houston
rd, S. Macon

Low Rates anil Quick Time &eeo!&ia road1 fast feeightvline!

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deBord John A., machinist M. & B. R. R., bds 267 Troup Debro Mollie Mrs., seamstress, r 58 Plum Decatur Abe, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r ns Gilmer, e of Hazel Decatur Green, c, gardener, r es Bay, s of Gilmer Decatur Griffin, c, wks J. S. Schofield, r 17 Hazel Deck Casper, r 62 Hazel Deck Frederick, tinner C. R. R., bds 62 Hazel Decount William, c, waiter, r 4 Forsyth rd, Vineville Defeat Samuel, c, cook, r 95 Pine Defoor John, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Higgins, sw of 5th, E.
Macon DeHAVEN WESLEY W. (J. W. Burke & Co.), r 12
Magnolia Deitz John C., binder J. W. Burke & Co., bds 232 2d DEITZ JOHN G. (j. W. Burke & Co.), r 232 2d DeLyou Harrison, c, drayman, r 16 Mulberry Deming Anna R. Mrs., dressmkr, r 91 Oak Dempsy John, machinist C. R. R. Dempsy Thomas C., office 112 3d, r es College, 2d s of
Washington av Denny Lou L., wid A. W., r 150 Mulberry Dense Ann B. Mrs., boarding, 167 2d Dense James E., conductor S. W. R. R., r 224 3d Denson Mary E. Mrs., grocer, 305 Troup Dental Luminary, 146 2d
Denton James >., watchman City Hall, r Clinton rd, E. Macon
Denton Reuben, c, wks A. A. Subers, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Derry Joseph T., prof Wesleyan Female College DESSAU WASHINGTON, lawyer, 82 Mulberry, r 17
Vineville rd DETTRE GEORGE B,, grocer, 162 1st, cor Poplar, r 204
1st
Devereaux James, wks C. R. R., r Houston rd, S. Macon Devine Bariow, c, elk C. H. Thompson, r rear 175 4th Devis Abraham, c, driver, r Nixon, E. Vineville Dewberry Aaron J., asst yard master C. R. R., r Houston rd,
S. Macon
Dewberry Charles A., yard master S. W. R. R., r 318 Congress
Dewberry Susan, wid Aaron, r 318 Congress

Ship by MACON & BRUNSWICK R.R.CO.

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Dewberry William A., switchman S. W. R. R., r S. Macon Dickens Lizzie Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 44 5th, E.
Macon Dickens Martha Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 44 5th, E.
Macon Dickens Minnie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 44 5th, E.
Macon Dickens Tina Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 44 5th, E.
Macon Dickey Alexander, c, shoemkr, 128 Cotton av, r Yineville Dickey Augustus, c, porter P. O. Holt, r 5 Spring Dickinson Alexander, c, waiter E. F. Best, r rear 20 High Dickinson Joseph U., stable boss Hill & McAndrew, r 214
3rd Dickinson Julia Mrs., seamstress, r 84, 5th Dickinson Walter M., car inspector, r 302 Troup Dickson Haywood, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 101 Oak Dickson William J., elk, r 218 3d Dilliard William, r 23 5th Dinkier Jacob, confectioner, 69 & 71 Mulberry Disroon Frank, c, grocer, 23 Spring Divine Michael J., printer, r 243 2d Divine Virgil O., messenger W. U. Tel. Co., bds 243 2d Dixie Works, 129 to 135 1st and 146 Cherry Dixon Alexander, c, cook M. F. Morse, r 71 Wharf Dixon Frances, wid B. F., r 133 Oglethorpe Dixon Louisa, c, laundress, r es Jones, 2d s of Madison Dixon William, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 90 Oglethorpe Dobbs John H., salesman, r 163 Poplar Dogwood John, c, carpenter, r rear 127 Orange Domingos Joseph W., with G. W. Burr, bds 180 1st Donahue Michael, elk C. Sullivan, r 171 Elbert Donahue Timothy, wks S. W. R. R., r 171 Elbert Donaldson Alexander, c, porter, r 26 Hawthorne Donnell John, painter, r 17 Pine Doody James C., elk W. A. Doody, r 154 Cherry Doody Philip J., elk J. W. Rice & Co., r 154 Cherry Doody William A., dry goods, 134 3d, r 154 Cherry Dorsett Joseph, butcher, bds 203 Elbert Dorsey Frank A., c, porter Turpin & Ogden, r Clinton rd,
E. Macon

THROUGH CARS, THROUGH RATES, PAST TIME, via the Georgia Road Fast Freight Fine.

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121

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Dorsey John, c, hostler G. M. Davis
Dorsey William, c, train hand, S. W. R. R., r Clinton rd, E. Macon
Dottenheim Enoch H., elk, r 150 Cotton av Dougherty Felix A., conductor, r 85 Plum Dougherty Mary E., wid Thomas, r 131 Madison Dougherty Susan E., wid J. P., r 85 Plum Dougherty V. Horace, machinist C. R. R., bds 85 Plum Dougherty William A., baggage master, bds 85 Plum Douglass Bence, c, hackman, r E. Vineville Douglass George, c, driver W. J. Totten, r rear 225 4th Douglass Henry, c, wks C. R. R., r rear 104 Oglethorpe Douglass James D., c (Johnson & Doulass), r 63 Monroe Douglass Joseph, elk F. Reichert, r 13 Wharf Douglass Sauney, c, candymkr C. C. Smith, r 37J Monroe Douglass William, elk C. Burke & Son, r 133 Walnut Downs George, c, farmer, r es Bay, s of Hammond Dowry Thomas, c, gardener, r rear 28 Johnston Doyle Mrs., grocer, 17 New, r 27 New Drake Eliza, c, laundress, r Collins al, E. Macon Drake Jane S. Mrs, hat bleachery, 104 2d, r Boundary, nw
cor Congress
Drake William F., boilermkr M. & B. R- R., r Boundary, nw cor Congress
DUANE HENRY M., genl. Ft., Pass and Ticket agt M. & B. R. R., r 129 Madison
Dreyfous Edward, elk G. Nussbaum, bds Browns Hotel Dreyfous Charles, chickens, 29 Pine Driggars Daniel T., brick mason, r 82 Pine Driggars Michael M., brick mason, r 82 Pine Dryer Langston, c, train hand S. W. R. R DUB BERNHARD, propr Lanier House Dudley Henry, c, gardener, r 69 Madison Dudley Mollie, c, seamstress, r 8 Walnut Dudley Zachariah, painter W. W. Windham, r Garden, E.
Macon DUGGAN JAMES R., physician, office hours 8 to 9 a. m.,
12 to 1 p. m., and 4 to 5 p. m., 149 2d Duggar, wks M. & B. R. R., bds 277 4th Dukes John, c, hostler, r Monroe, w of Jones Dukes Ransom, elk Mrs. A. E. Ragland, bds 46 Plum.
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1nn OFFERS LOW FREIGHT RATES
ull. To and from all Points NOBTH and EAST.

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Dumas Henderson, c, pedler, r 116 Cotton av Dumas Henderson Jr., c, wks Wolff & Bro., r 116 Cotton av Dumas Henry, c, cook, r 116 Cotton av Dunk Howell P., c, dyer L. Lowenthal, r 38 Hawthorne Dunlap Jasper, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 141 Madison Dunlap Samuel S. (S. S. Dunlap & Co.), r 112 Plum Dunlap S. S. & Co. (S. S. Dunlap and G. A. Smith), hard
ware, 138 3d Dunwody Henry A., lawyer, 106 Cherry, r 153 Cherry Dunwody John A., with W. F. Grace, r 153 Cherry Dunwody J. Marion, elk S. T. Coleman & Co., r 153 Cherry Dunwody Robert, c, porter, r 33 Oak Dunwody William E., physician, 155 Cherry, r 153 Cherry Dunwody William E. Jr., with W. F. Grace, r 153 Cherry Durden Benjamin, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Durden Joseph, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Durden Susan, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Durden Wiley, pedler, r Boundary, E. Macon Dure George A., bkkpr Rankin, Massenberg & Co., r 81
Pine Dure George P., elk J. C. VanSyckel & Co., bds 81 Pine Durham Charles, c, lab, r 208 4th Durrett David M., elk, r Contentment, E. Macon
EANS ABRAM, c, porter W. F. Havens Earp Georgia, wid J. R., r Hill, E. Macon Earp James, wks J. E. Ellis, r Hill, E. Macon East Macon Methodist Church, E. Macon, e of limits East Macon School, terminus Centre, E. Macon Echols John S., c, carpenter, r Hospital, E. Yineville Eckman Henry H., fisherman, r 241 4th Eckman John G., machinist, bds 241 4th Edes Daniel B., steward Browns Hotel Edgerly Joseph M., elk M. Greenberg, bds 15 Orange Edgerley Mary Mrs., r 15 Orange Edgerley Mary J. Miss, r 15 Orange Edings Catherine L. Mrs., teacher North Macon Grammar
School, r 118 Madison Edmonds Edward F., carpenter C. R. R., r n of Houston rd,
S. Macon Edmondson Annie Miss, bds 209 4th

Edmondson William A., elk M. R. Rogers & Co., r ws Ash,
1st s of Johnston Edwards Elizabeth G., wid J. C., r 125 Orange Edwards George, c, gardener, r rear 11 Wharf EDWARDS HARRY S., city editor Telegraph & Mes
senger, bds 125 Orange EDWARDS JAMES M., supt and genl manager M. & B.
R. R., bds Browns Hotel EDWARDS JAMES W. (j. W. Burke & Co.), r 227 2d Edwards J. Alf, elk Sou. Ry and S. S. Assn, r 125 Orange Edwards J. B., train hand S. W. R. R Edwards Lawrence, c, brickmkr, r rear 4 Monroe Edwards O'Daniel, farmer, r es Chestnut, n of Johnston Edwards Rayburn, c, brickmkr, r 158 Hazel Edwards W. Prentiss, elk, bds 125 Orange Einstein David, elk, bds 96 New Einstein Samuel S., elk, r 96 New Einstein Simon, elk E. Witkowski & Hartz, r 96 New Eirby Elizabeth, wid Henry, r 22 Wharf Eirby Walter, bds 22 Wharf Eisner Francis, shoemkr, 2 Cotton av, r Boundary, opp Ross Eisner Michael, shoemkr, r Boundary, opp Ross Elbert Henry, c, wks C. Bone, r'rear 228 3d Elder Martin (A. S. Hisle & Co.), r Marion co., Ky Elder William W., watchman S. W. R. R., r 210 3d Eldridge Thomas J., farmer, r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon Elfe Catherine E., wid T. B., r 128 Orange Elfe Thomas B., engineer C. R. R., bds 128 Orange Elkan Morris, ret dry goods, 148 3d, r 46 Pine Elkins Punch, fireman, bds 255 4th Ellington Allen, c, shoemkr H. Scliall & Bro., r 12 New Elliott George W., tinner G. W. Burr, bds 30 Johnston Elliott James H., brick layer, r 30 Johnston ELLIS CHARLES B. (W. A. Julian & Co.), r 157 Cherry ELLIS HAYNE, cotton broker, 139 3d, r 67 College ELLIS JAMES E., lumber, doors, sash and blind manufac
turer, plaining mill, contractor and builder, 45 Wharf, r
6 Short. (See back fly D.) Ellis John R., elk W. A. Julian & Co., bds Browns Hotel Ellis John W., patternmkr M. & B. R. R., r 94 Elm Ellis Martha, wid William, r Boundary, opp Adams

Merchants anJ Cotton Shippers T-CS * MlB.R. R.Co.

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Ellis Theodore W., drugs, 123 Cherry, r Boundary, opp
Adams Ellis William W., baggage master M. & B. R. R., bds 94
Elm Ellis W. Lee, cotton, bds 67 College Ellison Ann Mrs., r 94 Oglethorpe Ellison Daniel, fireman C. R. R., r 56 Elm Ellison Elijah C., wks J. L. Cook & Co., r 381 McIntosh Ellison Jennie Miss, seamstress, r 76 5th Ellison Mary Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 94 Oglethorpe
Ellison Samuel, c, shoemkr, r 271 4th Ellison Sarah Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 90 Oglethorpe Ellison Talulah Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 94 Oglethorpe
Ells Charles A., with Bond, Boynton & Co., r 70 Walnut El wood Henry W., elk R. B. Hall, bds 17 Cotton av Emanuel Jacob (S. Waxelbaum & Co.), bds Lanier House Emanuel Charles K., cotton buyer, bds Lanier House Emtnel Ferdinand P., trav agent, r 5 Jefferson E NGEL ASHER, with J. H. Hertz, bds 159 Cherry Engel Emanuel H. saloon, 123 3d, r 75 Mulberry Engelke William G., gauger U. S. Int. Rev., 109 Mulberry,
r 175 3d English Alexander, c, well digger, res Hazel, s of Hammond ENGLISH, HUGUENIN & CO. (I. B. English, E. D.
Huguenin and Geo. H. Plant), warehouse and cotton fac tors^ office 138 Poplar. (ENGLISH, PLANT & HU GUENIN, office Bay st. Savannah, Ga.) English Isaac B. (English, Huguenin & Co.), 7 High English Joseph P., tailor M. Greenberg, bds 128 New English William W., carriage mkr, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Ennis James, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r E. Macon Enoch Rose, c, laundress, r Hospital, E. Vineville Epps Willis, c, shoemkr, 103J Cherry, r rear 88 Pine Erminger Howell B., candy mnfr, 74 Poplar, r 159 Poplar Erwin Joseph, c, blacksmith Collins & Winn, r 105 5th Erwin Walter, c, bricklayer, r 105 5th Eschellman Adam, carp>enter J. E. Ellis, bds 54 Oak
Etheredge Faith Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds Contentment, E. Macon
Etheredge Hope, wks Bibb Mnfg Co

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Etheredge Morgan, train hand S. W. R. R., r Boundary, E.
Macon Etheredge R. M., watchman S. W. R. R Etheredge Sallie Miss, wks Bibb Mufg Co., bds Contentment,
E. Macon Etheredge Shelby P., wks Bibb Mufg Co., r Contentment,
E. Macon Etlieredge Wiley, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E. Macon Etheridge F. Cater, elk F. S. Johnson's Sons, bds 56 College
Evans James, elk D. L. Walker & Co., bds 59 Cherry Evans John, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r ns Gilmer, e of Hazel Evans John W., with J. F. Macbeth & Son, bds 192 3d
Evans Joseph, c, porter, r 126 Cotton av Evans Oliver F., c, brick carrier, r Tatnall, e of Boundary
Everett Frank, c, bricklayer, r 146J Hazel Everett Luke, c, carpenter, r ss M. & W. R. R., 1st e of Hazel Everett Samuel A. C., bkkpr Mix & Kirtland, bds 57 New Everett Sandy, c, plasterer, r 11 Orange
Evers William M., engineer C. R. R., r Milledgeville rd, E.
Macon Ewing William R., engineer, r 44 Oak EXCHANGE BANK, J. C. Curd, pres; J. W. Cabaniss,
cashier; 67 Cherry Experience Charles T., barkpr W. F. Havens, bds 58 Pine Experience John D., elk, bds 58 Pine Ezzell Francis M., jeweler, 15 Cotton av, r 178 3d
FAHLBUSH GEORGE, barkpr L. W. Rasdal, bds National Hotel FALKNER ROBERT, tinner and housefurnishing, 23J
Cotton av, r 31 Orange Famble Marshall, c, drayman, r E. Vineville Famble Samuel, c, hackman, r Holmes, E. Vineville Fannin Martha F. Miss, r 20 Johnston Farmer Agnes Mrs., grocer, 131 Cherry, r 34 Cotton av Farmer Christian, train hand, S. W. R. R
Farmer Daniel C., fireman C. R. R., bds 79 4th Farmer David G. H., elk, bds 132 Cherry Farmer F. T., train hand S. W. R. R Farmer John, r 132 Cherry Farmer John A., elk 132 Cherry, r 129 Poplar

Cl Offers QUICK DISPATCH in FREIGHTS To and from all Points NORTH and EAST.

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Farmer Tlieophilus U. C., elk, bds 132 Cherry Farmer William T., carpenter C. R. R., bds 192 3d FAROUHAR A. B., propr Penna. Agrl Works, Jessop
& Smith, managers; 141 3d. (See front cover.) Farrar Freeman, c, porter, r rear 45 Cherry Farrar Martin, c, woodcutter, r 26 Washington av Farrar Willliam EL, bricklayer, r n of Houston rd, S. Macon
Farrell Joseph A., student, r 32 New Farris James (Farris & Ivey), r 239 3d Farris & Ivey (J. Farris and A. H. Ivey), grocers, 239 3d Faver Edna G., wid William, r 80 Hawthorne Faver James A., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 80 Hawthorne Felder John, c, shoemkr, 50 Cherry, r 93 Pine Felder John Jr., c, bricklayer, r ns Hammond, e of Hazel
Felks Amos, c, lab, r 95 New Felton James, c, farmer, r rear 16 Monroe Felton William, c, wl^s J. S. Schofield Fenelon Ann, wid Thomas, r n of Houston rd, S. Macon Fenelon James, watchman C. R. R., r n of Houston rd, S.
Macon Fenelon Mary A. Miss, elk Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, bds n
of Houston rd, S. Macon Fenelon Theresa Miss, elk Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, bds n
of Houston rd, S. Macon Fennell David R., policeman, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Fennell Harvey C., policeman, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Fennell Lavinia Mrs., grocer, Clinton rd, E. Macon Ferguson Edward G., physician, 124 2d Fern Dugald, molder E. Crockett & Sons, r 4th Field James H., cotton weigher, r ws Boundary, 1st s of Troup
Fields Lucian, c, wks C. R. R Fields Warren, c, carpenter Dixie Works, r 93 Pine Filson William, c, porter Browns Hotel, r 22 Spring Findlay Arthur P., bkkpr J. F. Greer & Son, r 110 Plum Findlav Charles S. (C. S. & G. W. Findlay), r 18 Johnston
FINDLAY CHRISTOPHER D. manager Findlay Iron Works, office 50 Oglethorpe, cor 3d, r Ash, nw cor John
ston. (See front paster.) Findlay C. S. & G. W. (C. S. and G. W. Findlay), cotton
gin mnfrs, 50 Oglethorpe Findlay George W. (C. S. & G. W. Findlay), r 110 Plum

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FINDLAY IRON WORKS, C. I). Findlay manager; 44, 46,48 and 50 Oglethorpe, and 244, 246, 248 and 250 3d. (See front paster.)
Findlay John H., painter, r 54 Hazel
Findlay Lucius, c, porter A. B. Adams & Son, r rear 167 Mulberry
Findlay Mary H., wid Robert, r 110 Plum FINDLAY ROBERT B., with Findlay Iron Works, r 29
Arch Findlay Robert N., mess W. XL Tel. Co., bds 29 Arch Findle Amanda, wid 1. F., r Clinton rd, E Macon Finney R. Henry, wks C. R. R, r n of New Houston rd, S.
Macon Finney Oliver P., route agt, r 36 Johnston Finney Robert, c, wks W. H. Jones Finney Thomas, c, lab, r 5 Wharf Finsley Benjamin, c, wood sawyer, r 231 3d
First Baptist Church, Rev. E. W. Warren, pastor; 144 2d First Baptist Church, c, New, ne cor Plum First Congregational Church, c. New, sw cor Pine FIRST NATIONAL BANK, I. C. Plant, pres; W. W.
Wrigley, cashier; 127 2d. (See p. 69.) First Presbyterian Church, Mulberry, sw cor 1st First Street M. E. Church, 233 First Fish George S., r 165 2d FITZGERALD EDMUND, physician, 122 Cherry, r 14
Georgia av Fitzgerald Michael, grocer, 108 3d Fitzgerald Philip, grocer, 139 3d, r 240 4th Fitzgerald Philip Jr., elk M. Fitzgerald, bds 108 3d FLANDERS BROS. (W. E., J. P. and R. H. Flanders),
warehouse and com mers, 154 3d
Flanders David (D. Flanders & Son), r 50 5th, E. Macon Flanders David M. (D. Flanders & Son), r 48 5th, E.
Macon
Flanders D. & Son. (David and D. M. Flanders), grocers, 54 5th, E. Macon
Flanders James E, engineer C. R. R., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Flanders James P. (Flanders Bros.), r 173 Mulberry Flanders John J., with Flanders Bros., r 69 2d
Flanders Robert H. (Flanders Bros.), bds Browns Hotel

Is via MACON & BRUNSWICK RAIL ROAD CO. and CUMBERLAND ROUTE.

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Flanders Susan, wid Henry, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Flanders Walter M., tinner G. W. Burr, r Wharf, cor New Flanders William E. (Flanders Bros.), r 69 2d Flatau Isaac, bkkp G. Nussbaum, r 23 New Flatau Mitchell, barkpr E. H. Engel Flatau Morris, elk S. Weiohselbaum, r 73 New Flatau Morris Jr., elk, r 73 New Fleck William B., engineer C. R. R., r 54 Calhoun Fleming Frank, c, bricklayer C. R. R Fleming Mary, c, cook, r Centre, E, Macon Fleming William, c, wks Macon Gas Lt. Co., r 83 Wharf Fletcher Nicholas, c, porter Mrs. A. Farmer, r rear 129 Poplar Flournoy Robert, baggage master S. W. R. R., bds 255 4th Flowers Ann, c, laundress, r 26 Washington av Flowers Charles H., tinner J. C. Van Syckel & Co., r country Flowers John A., engineer S. W. R. R., r 384 McIntosh Flowers John F., wks C. R. R., r 336 McIntosh Floyd Horace, c, driver L. D. Rogers, r rear 53 Walnut Floyd John, lab, r rear 4 Monroe Floyd Lizzie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Flynn Bridget Miss, dressmkr, bds 37 5th Flynn Ellen Miss, elk P. C. McGrath, bds 37 5th Flynn Mary, wid Patrick, r 37 5th Flynn Sarah Miss, milliner, bds 37 5th Foley John, farmer, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Foley Matthew, tinner R. Falkner, bds 55 Mulberry Fontaine Enoch N., carpenter, r 277 Troup Fontaine Hogan L., carpenter, bds 277 Troup Ford Andrew J., wks C. R. R., r 373 McIntosh Ford Clark, c, butcher, r Bay, nw of 5th, E. Macon Ford Floyd, c, shoemkr J. Brooks, r 9 Maple Ford George J., student, bds Chestnut, sw cor Adams Ford John D., carpenter R. C. Wilder & Son, r New Hous
ton rd, S. Macon Ford Millie, c, seamstress, r 41 5th FORD WILLIAM W., dentist, 148 2d, r Chestnut, sw cor
Adams
Forrester Charles A., foreman J. S. Schofield, r 300 Troup Forsyth Louise A., wid J. J., r 321 Troup Fort Anna, wid R. W., r 93 Orange FORT JOHN P., lawyer, 152 2d, r 11 Jefferson

FOR

From Baltimore and Philadelphia, via GEORGIA ROAD FAST FREIGHT LINE.

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Fort Martha L., wid Tomlinson, r 11 Jefferson Fort Solomon, c, barkpr B. Carter Foster James A., stock dealer, bds 79 Oak Foster Rowena, wid W., r rear 28 Wharf Foster Roxanna, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Foster William B., engineer, r 42 Elm Foster William, jailer County Jail, r 146 4th Foughner Mary Mrs., grocer, 145 4th Fourth Street School, Fourth, sw cor Walnut Fowler Julia Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 26 5th, E.
Macon
Fowler Lizzie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 26 5th, E. Macon
Fowler Lottie Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 26 5th, E. Macon Fox Fannie Mrs., r 389 McIntosh
Fox George A., engineer C. R. R., r Cotton, nr 5th, E. Macon Fox Thomas F., engineer M. & B. R. R Fox Willie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Frambers Gilbert, c, lab, r 49 Georgia av Francis Jane Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Francis Martin, c, farmer, r es Bay, s of Gilmer Francis William H. Rev., c, pastor Pleasant Hill Ch., r Nixon,
E. Vineville
Franklin Frank, c, grocer, 115 Cotton av Franklin Martha, c, laundress, r 29 5th Franklin Sarah E., c, teacher South Macon Colored School Franks Alexander, c, lab, r 197 1st Frasier Daniel W., supt W. H. Mansfield, r Monroe, w of
Jones Frazier Annie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Frazier Erasmus, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E. Macon Frazier James, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E. Macon Frazier Mattie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Frazier Nancy Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Clinton rd, E.
Macon
Frazier Newton, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Frazier Thomas, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Frazier Uriah M., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E. Ma
con
Frederick Nathaniel T., baggage master S. W. R. R., bds 38 Oglethorpe 14

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To and from FLORIDA is via Macon & Bruns wick Rail Road Co. and Cumberland Route.

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Frederick Peter, shoemkr F. Eisner, r Boundary, S. Macon
Freeman Ann R., wid H. C., r 199 2d Freeman Azel R., elk Sou. Ry. & S. S. Assn, r 84 Oak Freeman B. Pope, engineer M. & B. R. R Freeman Charles H., kpr Central City Park, r country Freeman Edward J., carriage mnfr, 85 2d Freeman Edward W., elk, bds 203 2d Freeman Frank M., elk S. W. R. R., bds 203 2d Freeman George S., elk S. T. Coleman & Co., r country Freeman Gertrude, wid Frank W., bds 54 Walnut Freeman James, farmer, r 19 High Freeman Lewis, c, wks Macon Gas and Water Co., r Wharf FREEMAN MATT R., U. S. commr and commr of deeds,
commissioned notary and conveyancer, and manager W. &
W. Mnfg Co., 102 Mulberry, r 84 Oak Freeman Met T., elk Sou. Ry. & S. S. Assn, r 69 Oak Freeman Milo S, clearing house agt Sou. Ry. & S. S. Assn,
r 69 Oak Freeman Theo M., elk Sou. Ry. & S. S. Assn, r Arch,,cor
New Freeman Thomas W., auction com, 103 Cherry, r 203 2d Freeman William H., carpenter, r New, Houston rd, S.
Macon Freeney Adolphus, c, teacher, r 3 Calhoun Freeney Amanda C. Miss, seamstress, r 278 Congress Freeney Benjamin, c, wks J. O'Hara Freeney Joei G., engineer C. R. R., r 1 Arch Freeney John, c, driver A. McKenna, r 52 Hawthorne Freeney T. J., watchman S. W. R. R Freeney William J., engineer M. & B. R. R., r Houston rd,
S. Macon Fried Jacob R., with Nussbaum & Dannenberg, r 104 Plum Fried Joseph, bkkpr W. A. Doody, r 104 Plum Friend Dora Mrs., dry goods, 119 3d Friend Jacob M., elk D. Friend, r 50 Mulberry Friend Joseph, raer, r 119 3d Friend Julius, elk, bds 119 3d Fryer Charles H., engineer M. & B. R. R., r 35 Hazel Fullan James H., machinist C. R. R., r 41 Cherry Fuller Dora, c, laundress, r Boundary, E. Macon Fulton Baptist Church, c, 229 3d

The GEORGIA ROAD Is tlie SHORT Line to AUGUSTAand CHARLESTON.

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Furcron James, c, painter C. R. R., r Monroe, w of Jones Furlong Mary Miss, dressmkr, r 29 Walnut Fuss Charles, elk, bds 11 -Bass Fuss George M., fireman C. R. R., bds 11 Bass Fuss Jerry, architect, r 11 Bass Fuss J. Allen, machinist, bds 11 Bass Fuss Leroy, fireman C. R. R., bds 11 Bass Fvall Eliza, c, laundress, r 105 5th Fyall George, c, wks T. C. Collins, r 110 Washington av

ACHET WILLIAM N., student, bds 48 Pine Gagliardi Charles, musician, r 75 Cotton av Gaines Wesley J. Rev., c, pastor A. M. E. Church, r 25 Orange Gainor Henry, c, train hand S. W. R. R Gamble G. F., wid Charles J., bds 277 4th GA.NS NATHAN A., cigar rnnfr, 203 4th, r 42 Pine. (See index adv.) Gantt Annie, c, dress mkr, 29 Washington av Gantt James T., gin mkr, C. S. & G. W. Findlay, r 238 3d Garaughty Walter J., freight conductor C. R. R., r 82 4th Gardner Charles, pattern mkr J. S. Schofield Gardner Seaborn, c, waiter T. H. Harris, r 93 Spring Garfield Charles H., elk Jaques & Johnson, r Tatnall, e of Boundary Garfield Henry S., elk, r 153 Hazel Garley Archibald, c, lab, r 20 Mulberry Garner David, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 3 Factory Row Garner Elizabeth Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 3 Factory Row Garner Fannie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 3 Factory Row Garner George, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 317 Congress Garner Nancy A. Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 3 Factory Row Garner Preston L., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 3 Factory Row Garner Sarah V. Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 3 Factory Row Garrison AVilliam, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r al rear 208 4th Gasby John, c, carpenter C. R. R Gaskin Peter, c, lab, r Holmes, E. Vineville Gaston Joseph, c, wood sawyer, r 32 Monroe

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Gates Henry L., baggage master M. & B. R. R Gates J W., blacksmith C. R. R Gates Thomas A., blacksmith, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Gaughan John J., wks G. W. Stratton, bds 72 Mulberry Gaughan Mary, wid W., r 72 Mulberry Gear Emma A. Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 26 5th, E.
Macon Gear James, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 26 5th, E. Macon Gear Richard M., pedler, r 26 5th, E. Macon Geeslin William F., conductor S. W. R. R., r 244 2d Gelstou William P., carpenter C. R. R., r New Houston rd,
S. Macon General Passenger Depot, S. C. Hoge ticket agt; 4th, se cor
Plum Gensheimer Michael, grocer, 97 Cotton av George Frederick, c, lab, r Clinton rd, E. Macon George Jane, c, laundress, r rear 86 Spring George York, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Georgia Academy for the Blind, W. D. Williams, prin; wrs
Orange, opp High GEWXNNER NAPOLEON G., physician, 166 4th, r 310
4th
Gibbons Zachry, c, plasterer, r ss M. & W. R. R., 1st w of Oglethorpe
Gibiau Albert (Sellwed, Siesel & Gibian), bds Lanier House Gibson Abner F., bkkpr, r 200 2d
Gibson Adolphus W., machinist C. R. R , r 90 Pine Gibson Austin, c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Gibson Aurelius W. (Hardeman & Gibson), bds Stubblefield
House Gibson Henry, supt G. B. Blake, bds 171 Cotton av Gibson James, c, shoemkr, Houston rd, S. Macon Gibson J. Arthur, c, porter J. C. Bannon & Co., r 2d, E.
Macon
Gibson Leonard W., carpenter J. E. Ellis, r Bassetts Hill Gibson Lewis, c, trainband M. & B. R. R., r 40 Hazel Gibson Martha A., wid W. M., r 90 Pine Gibson Oscar, c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 269 Troup Gibson Reuben, c, shoemkr, 13 Wall, r rear 113 Walnut Gibson Thomas, carpenter J. E. Ellis, r Bassetts Hill Gibson Truman, c, lab, r 2d, E. Macon

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From BOSTON and NEW YORK, via
GEORGIA ROAD FAST FREIGHT LINE.

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Gibson Truman E, c, porter S. Waxelbaum & Bro., r 2d, E. Macon
Gibson William A., farmer, bds 90 Pine Gibson Zachariah, c, drayman, r 40 2d Gideons Dennis, c, gardener, r 61 Elm Gideons Dennis Jr., c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 61 Elm Gilbert Christine H. Miss, teacher Lewis High School, bds
88 Pine Gilbert Lewis, c, gardener, r rear 103 Forsyth rd, Yineville Gilbert Rayburn, c, shoemkr, r ss Hammond, w of Hazel Gilbert Willis, c, cook, r 37 Monroe Giles John B., farmer and County Commr., r New Houston
rd, S. Macon Giles Winnie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 96 Oglethorpe Gill Carter, c, pedler, 4th, s w cor Cherry, r 12 Spring Gillam Mary Miss, bds 11 Wharf Gillen Daniel, c, briekmkr, r ss Hammond, w of Ash Gillon Elam H., engineer M. & B. R. R., r 290 Congress Gillon George H., fireman M. & B. R. R., r 290 Congress Gillon James, molder E. Crockett & Sons, r 290 Congress Gilmer William B. S., elk Lamar. Rankin & Lamar, r 17
Vineville rd Gilmore Charles E., elk C. Bone, r 228 3d Gillmore Jefferson, c, wks C. R. R., r 9 Mulberry Gilmore Levi, c, blacksmith, r 11 Orange Glazebrook Otis A. Rev., pastor Christ Church, r 67 Walnut GLOVER HENRY S., postmaster, 95 2d, r 74 Washing
ton av Glover Henry S. Jr., genl delivery elk P. 0., bds 74 Wash
ington av Glover Kitch, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r ss M. & B. R. R.,
w of Ash Goelz Matilda, wid John, r 244 4th Good Seaborn, c, carpenter, r E. Vineville Good Valentine, c, porter Johnson & Harris Good William M., grocer, 72 Poplar, r 199 2d Goodall John A., bkkpr Singleton, Hunt & Co., bds 94
Orange GOODALL WILLIAM P., genl agt, 98 Mulberry, r 94
Orange Goode Alexander, c, porter, r al rear 145 4th

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Goode George, c, porter J. B. Williams Goodrow Ella Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 90 Oglethorpe Goodrow Fountleroy, fireman C. R. R., r 258 4th Goodrow Mary, wid Thomas, r 90 Oglethorpe Goodrow William, fireman C. R. R., r 90 Oglethorpe Goodrum David, c, porter, r ns Columbus, w of Short Goodrum Harriet, c, cook, r 38 Monroe Goodson Georgia Mad., r 253 3d Goodwin John, c, blacksmith, 160 4th, r 117 Cotton av Goodwin Thomas, wks E. J. Freeman, r Madison Goodwin Wright, c, lab, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Goodwyn Henry C., mess. Sou. Ex. Co., bds 175 4th Goodyear Alfred R. (R. H. May & Co.), r Augusta, Ga Goodyear Benjamin S., carpenter C. R. R., r 149 Hazel Goodyear George A., carpenter C. R. R., r n of New Hous
ton rd, S. Macon Goodyear John H., machinist C. R. R , r 25 Ross Goodyear William A., carpenter C. R. R., r 23 Ross Gordon Eugene, c, barkpr S. Clark Gordon George, c, driver D. W. Hammond, r rear 1 Bass Gordon Henry, c, drayman, r rear 232 1st Gordon Jefferson, c, waiter Browns Hotel, r 105 5th Gordon Missouri, c, seamstress, r rear 93 Madison Gordon William, c, harnessmkr W. R. Kent, r 130 New Goree Charles, c, wks W. Savage, r Madison Gorham Andrew, blacksmith C. R. R., r Houston rd, S.
Macon Gorham Emily, c, laundress, r 79 Monroe Gorman Andrew, grocer, Houston rd, S. Macon Gosprey Andrew, c, butler Mrs. M. C. Nisbet, r rear 139
Orange Goulding Jeremiah, policeman, bds 58 Oglethorpe Goulding Thomas, carpenter E. Crockett & Son, r 9 Maple Grace Eugene B., trav agt, bds Browns Hotel Grace Terrell B., grocer, 197 4th, r 21 Lamar
GRACE WILLIAM F., cigars and tobacco, 90 Cherry,
r 162 2d Graham Clark, c, driver W. H. Mansfield, r 93 Madison Graham Dennis, gardener, r Houston rd, S. Macon Graham Elbert, c, porter L. W. Rasdal Graham Isaac, c, drayman, r 89 Pine

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Graham James, wks S. W. R. R., r Houston rd, S. Macon Graham Julia A., wid G. H., r 201 Elbert Graham Michael, trainband S. W. R. R., r Houston rd, S.
Macon Graham Monroe, c, gardener, r rear 239 1st Granberry James E., carpenter, r 208 1st Granberry Jennie Miss, dressmkr, bds 208 1st Granberry Georgia Miss, dressmkr, bds 208 1st Granberry Nannie Miss, dressmkr, bds 208 1st Granger York, c, wheelwright, 80 3d, r 89 Pine
GRANNISS EBENEZER C., justice of the peace, 86
Cherry, r 68 Oak Graul George, gardener, r Columbus rd, e of limits Graves Edward S., engineer C. R. R., r Contentment, nw
cor Garden, E. Macon Graves Lucy, c, laundress, res Jones, 4th s of Madison Gray Edward, elk, bds 122 Oglethorpe Gray Jeremiah, c, gardener, r E. Vineville Gray W. M., stock dealer, bds Stubblefield House Graybill March, c, carpenter, r rear 129 Poplar Greaves Frank H., student, bds 150 Mulberry Green Ellen, wid Timothy, bds 39 Calhoun Green George W., elk W. A. Julian & Co., r 39 Calhoun Green Henry, c, wks J. E. Russell Green James, c, painter, r 70 Monroe Green James A., elk W. A. Julian & Co., bds 87 Plum Green Jefferson, c, blacksmith, r Hospital, E. Vineville Green John, c, wks W. B. Sparks, r al ti of 3d, w of Plum Green Josephine Miss, milliner, bds 39 Calhoun Green J. Edward, student, bds 183 Poplar
GREEN J. MERCER, physician, 109 Mulberry, r 183
Poplar Green Lewis, c, wks Findlay Iron Works Green Nero, c, porter Cotton States Life Ins. Co., r 109
Wharf
Green Theodocia. wid H. C., r 103 Forsyth rd, Vineville Green William, r 103 Forsyth rd, Vineville
GREENBERG MORRIS (Ullman & Greenberg), r
2d. (See front cover.)
GREENE JAMES, agt M. & B. R. R., r 173 New
Greene Thomas H., painter W. R. Kent, r 153 Hazel

Ship by MACON & BRUNSWICK R. R. CO.

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Greenhow George, machinery agt, 72 Poplar, r 176 Cotton av Greenwood Frederick, dry goods, 321 McIntosh
Greenwood Lewis, elk, r 50 4th Greer Clark C., elk Smith & Iverson, bds Mulberry Greer Elizabeth, c, laundress, r 17 Maple Greer Jasper F. (J. F. Greer & Son), r 70 Pine
GREER J. F. & SON (j. F. and L. B. Greer), produce,
com mers and grocers, 60 Poplar. (See back Fly C.) Greer Luther B. (J. F. Greer & Son), r 70 Pine Greer Susan Mrs., dressmkr, r 26 5th Gregg Benjamin, student, bds 88 Elm Gregg Henry, c, carpenter, r 100 Bay Gregory Addie M. Mrs., boarding 69 Plum Gregory Austin, c, wks C. R. R., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Gregory Lizzie, c, laundress, r 55 Plum
GRESHAM JOHN J., lawyer, office 106 Mulberry, r 69
College Gresham Thomas B. (Lyon & Gresham), r 15 Georgia av Grey Charles, shoemkr J. Valentino, r 284 4th Grey Hester A. M. Mrs., dressmkr, 284 4th Grey Lizzie, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Grier James V., coal dealer, r 152 Cotton av Grier Mary S. Miss, teacher North Macon Grammar School,
bds 179 Poplar Grierson William A., elk S. W. R. R., r 157 New Griffiin Adela Mrs., teacher Vineville School, r 45 Vineville
rd Griffin Alonzo, c, wks Wolff & Bro., j 17 Wharf Griffin Amanda M. wid J. R., r 83 Pine Griffin Benjamin F., elk J. F. Macbeth & Son., bds 46 Plum Griffin Charles R., c, cook Browns Hotel Griffin Eli, c, lab, r ss Columbus rd, w of Ross . Griffin Emma, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Griffin Henry, c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 26 Hawthorne Griffin J. H., wks Bibb Mnfg Co Griffin Nancy, c, laundress, r Monroe, w of Jones Griffin Richard P., boarding, 33 Pine Griffin-, c, wks J. S. Schofield Griffin Thomas A. Rev., asst pastor Christ Church Parish,
bds 42 3d

THE GEORGIA ROAD Is Tlie SHORT LINE EAST e NORTH-EAST.

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Griggs Archibald, c, coachman J. Clisby, r rear 114 Forsyth rd, Vineville
Griggs Henry, elk, bds 23 Mulberry
Griggs Margaret, e, laundress, r rear 88 Wharf Griggs Martha A., wid B. F., r 165 2d Grimes John, gardener, r 299 Troup
Grimes William E., elk Bernd Bros., bds 66 Mulberry Griswold Harry G., elk Lanier House Griswold Katie, c, laundress, r rear 122 4th Grizzle Aaron, c, wksM. & B. R. R,, r rear 45 Cherry Gross William E., machinist J. S. Schofield, r 42 Oglethorpe
GROSS WILLIAM H. Rt. Rev. D. D., pres Pio Nono College, r Savannah, Ga
Grove Hilliard, c, blacksmith, 346 McIntosh, r 5t Groves T. S., trainband S. W. R. R
Guerarddie B. St. Paul, painter C. R. R., r New Houston rd, S. Macon
GUERNSEY THOMSON, builders' material, etc, 151 2d, r 151 Mulberry. (See p. 77.)
Guerry James W., brickmkr, r 5 Maple
Guerry LeGrand, watchman S. W. R. R., r 109 Walnut Guerry Tabitha, wid Jacob, r 109 Walnut
Guerry William M., conductor S. W. R. R., bds 109 Walnut Gugel Daniel M., master mechanic C. R. R., r 207 2d Gugel Daniel M. Jr., machinist C. R. R., bds 207 2d Gugel William H., enginer C. R. R., bds 207 1st. Guillan Hannah Miss, teacher Academy for the Blind Gullens George W., c, wks Jones & Underwood, r 65 Madison
GUSTIN GEORGE W., lawyer, 3 Cotton av, r 52 Forsyth rd, Vineville
Gustin Samuel I., planter, r 52 Forsyth rd, Vineville Gustin Sophia E. Miss, teacher North Macon Grammar
School
Guy Lewis, c, waiter T. J. Simmons, r rear 160 Cherry
HAAS ELIZABETH F., wid Jacob, r 133 Walker Haines Maryland, c, cook J. M. W. Christian, r 87 Walnut
Hall Adeline, c, seamstress, r 94 Wharf
Hall Alexander, c, wood cutter, r ws Tupelo, s of Hammond Hall Calbert, c, blacksmith, r Clinton rd, E. Macon
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Offers QUICK DISPA TCH in FREIGHTS I. To and from all Points NORTH and EAST.

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HALL CHARLES A. (J. W. Burke & Co.), r 62 Walnut HALL CHARLES H., physician, 153 2d, r 113 College
Hall George, c, bricklayer, r 11 Forsyth rd, Vineville Hall Harrison, c, driver B. Michael, r rear 95 4th Hall James B., elk Geo. Beggs, r 57 New Hall Joseph H. (Hall & Son), r Cole, cor Orange Hall J. Thomas, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 96 Oglethorpe Hall Kenan, student C. H. Hall, bds 113 College Hall Laura Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 96 Oglethorpe Hall Matt, c, blacksmith, 97 Poplar, r 79 Madison Hall Nancy, wid Benjamin, r 96 Oglethorpe Hall Nellie Mad, r 57 5th Hall Rebecca, wid M. M., r 374 McIntosh Hall Roland B., druggist, 17 Cotton av Hall Samuel (Hall & Son), r Cole, cor Orange Hall Sarah Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 96 Oglethorpe Hall Sophia B., wid J. A., r 57 New
HALL & SON (Samuel and J. H. Hall), lawyers, 149 2d Hallman Joseph, c, wks C. R. R., r ss M. & B. R. R., w of
Ash Halsey Henry F., elk W. M. Good, bds 199 2d Hamberger Charles H., with Geo. T. Rogers' Sons, bds
Browns Hotel Hambrick Lydia, wid W. M., r 22 Wharf Hamilton Charles A., opr W. U. Tel. Co., bds Stubblefield
House, Hamilton Cornelia, c, laundress, r 16 Spring Hamilton Henry, c, plasterer, r 55 Monroe Hamilton Madeline, wid C. A., bds Browns Hotel Hamilton Saul, c, wks L. Vannucki, r rear 84 Poplar Hammock John, c, wks S. W. R. R Hammock Robert, c, wks C. R. R., r 143 5th
HAMMOND DUDLEY W., physiciau, 110 2d, r 1 Bass
Hammond Henry, c, porter W. T. Harbaum, r Monroe, w of Jones
Hammond John, c, wks C. R. R., r 94 Bay Hammond Mary, c, laundress, r ss Columbus, e of Ross Hammond Paul, c, carpenter, r Hospital, E. Vineville Hammond Samuel, c, porter Rankin, Massenburg & Co., r
Holmes, E. Vineville Hampton Wade, c, porter Bunch & Loomis

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Hancock John H, r Houston rd, S. Macon Hancock Joseph, c, wks C. R. R., r rear 86 Spring Hanlon Catherine J., wid Daniel, r 83 Oak Hanrahan Michael, tutor Pio Nono College Hause H. T., wid Charles, r 41 Walnut Hanse L. Albert, saloon and mail elk P. O., 87 Mulberry,
r 58 Oak
HANSON ISAAC N., with Bibb Mnfg Co., 115 3d, r 32
Spring
HANSON JOHN F,, agt Bibb Mnfg Co., 115 3d, r 32
Spring. (See p. 71.) Hanson Thomas, express agt, r 54 2d Harbaum William T., al rear 176 3d, bds Binswanger House Hard Henry, c, carpenter, r 38 Walnut Hard Kate Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Hardeman Allen, c, wood sawyer, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Hardeman Edward, c, blacksmith, r Boundary, E. Macon Hardeman Isaac (Blount & Hardeman), r 39 Vineville rd
HARDEMAN JOHN L., lawyer, 113 3d, r 119 Madison
Hardeman Julia, c, laundress, r 11 Walnut Hardeman Lizzie, wid Robert, r 39 Vineville rd Hardeman Thomas (Hardeman & Gibson), r 45 Vineville rd Hardeman & Gibson (T. Hardeman and A. W. Gibson), cotton
factors, 135 3d Harden Darrall, c, wks Union Depot Hargrove Henry, c, lab, r es Turpin, s of Division Hargrove Prince, c, porter Jones & Cook, r Clinton rd, E.
Macon Harkins Mary, wid Isaac, r Johnston, e of Boundary Harley William, machinist J. S. Schofield, r 32 Oak Harman Benjamin, elk, r 15 Madison Harman David E., printer Telegraph, r 107 Walnut Harman Hyde A., sexton, r 15 Madison Harman John B., elk R. S. Wynn, r n end of Madison Harman Robert L., elk, bds 15 Madison Harmon James, c, lab, r 4 Monroe Harmon Peter S., c, saloon, 207 4th Harmon Samuel S., supt Bibb County Hospital Harned Samuel B., bkkpr Jaques & Johnson, r 144 3d Harper Charles, c, carpenter, r 93 Madison Harper Henry, c, lab, r Nixon, E. Vineville

Merchants and Cotton Shippers have Low Rates and I) Quick Despatch by

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Harper Preston, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Harper Ricliard, engineer, r ws Boundary, 1st s of Elbert Harrington John R., carpenter C. R. R., r Houston rd, S.
Macon Harris Adeline, c, laundress, r rear 7 Spring Harris Alexander N., student, r 35 Georgia av Harris Alice, c, laundress, r 61 Plum Harris Anderson, c, farmer, r 204 Elbert Harris Charles H., elk, bds 167 2d Harris Charles J., lawyer, 126 2d, r Columbus rd, w of limits Harris Daniel, c, wks M. &. B. R. R., r 14 5th, E. Macon Harris David H., elk, bds 35 Georgia av Harris Edith, c, cook, r rear 79 Walnut Harris Edward D., elk, bds 167 2d Harris Eliza Mrs., seamstress, r 149 4th Harris Eugene A., elk S. T. Coleman & Co., r Columbus rd,
w of limits Harris Frank, brickmkr, r 65 Hawthorne Harris George T. (Johnson & Harris), bds 178 Poplar Harris Hampton, c, candymkr H. B. Erminger, r E. Macon Harris Isaac, c, porter J. C. Van Syckel & Co., r 79 Walnut Harris Iverson L., elk R. H. May & Co., bds Orange Harris Jack, c, waiter G. W. Burr, r 9 Adams Harris Jacob, boots and shoes, 101 Cherry, r 216 2d Harris James, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 14 5th, E. Macon Harris Jenney, c, laundress, r 22 Calhoun Harris John E., elk S. S. Dunlap & Co., r country Harris Joseph A., bkkpr and mail elk Kind Words, r 124
Walnut Harris Joseph J., wks M. & B. R. R., r Houston rd, S.
Macon Harris Louis J., elk P. O., bds 212 3d Harris Manigault, c, waiter Browns Hotel Harris Mark, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 100 Bay Harris Martha, wid T. A., r 178 Poplar Harris Martha A., wid Monroe, r 212 3d Harris Nathaniel (Hill & Harris), r 35 Georgia av Harris Oliver, c wks C. R. R Harris Peter, bricklayer, r 65 Hawthorne Harris Richard A., conductor M. & B. R. R., r 178 Poplar Harris Rosetta, c, laundress, r 13 Maple

STITTT1 n VC\T> H T A "D O A T\ Runs its own Improved liiili UtliUIlvjIA xlUAU sleeping cars.

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Harris Russell C., engineer C. R. R., r 49 Oak Harris Samuel J., wks M. & B. R. R., r Houston rd, S.
Macon Harris Scott, c, butcher W. L. Henry, r Columbus rd, bey
limits Harris Spencer, c, wood cutter, r 152 Hazel Harris Stephen, c, brick carrier, r 100 Bay Harris Thomas H., restaurant, 173 4th, r 68 Cherry Harris William, c, porter R. H. May & Co., r Jones, cor
Madison Harris William F., fireman C. R. R., r 280 Troup Harrison Ann Mrs., boarding, 28 Oak Harrison George J., c, shoe mkr Mix & Kirtland, r Troup
Hill Harrison James, c, switchman S. W. R. R Harrison James, wks Sou. News Co Harrison James F., prof Wesleyan Female College, r 32
Magnolia Harrison John G., printer Advocate, r Contentment, E.
Macon Harrison Joseph Jr., elk S. W. R. R., r 28 Oak Hart Agnew R., fireman C. R. R., r 211 3d Hart Archibald, c, wks Findlay Iron Works Hart Benjamin A., com mer, r 148 Mulberry Hart Gus, c, harness mkr W. R. Kent Hart Robert H., c, barber, 68 Mulberry Hartman Joseph, engineer C. R. R Hartrey George, c, carpenter, r rear 4 Monroe Hartz John (E. Witkowski & Hartz), r 92 Cherry Harvelle Sarah A., wid Augustus, r 321 Troup Harvey H. J., elk S. W. R. R Harvey James, shoe mkr J. Valentino, r 214 4th Harvey Maggie T. Miss, confectionery, 89 Cotton av, r 214
4th
Harvey Osborne, c, shoe mkr W. Collins Harvey Wiley, c, porter Jessop & Smith, r ns Spring, e of
Wharf Harvey W. B., elk S. W. R. R Harwell Augustus, c, harness mkr Bernd Bros Harwood George, c, waiter National Hotel

HAS

Is via MACON & BRUNSWICK RAIL ROAD CO. and CUMBERLAND ROUTE.

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Haskins Belle M. Miss, teacher Lewis High School, bds 88 Pine
Haskins Thomas J., physician, r Houston rd, S. Macon Hatcher Cicero R., farmer, r ws Boundary, n of Johnston Hatfield Philip, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Hattaway Crickett Mad., r 74 5th Hattaway Lizzie Mad., r 26 Plum Haugabook Thomas, c, lab, r rear es Arch, 2d s of 3d Havens Wilbur F., saloon, 137 3d, r 47 Oak Hawkins Gus, c, porter, r 55 Monroe Hawkins Plummer, c, wks C. R. R., r 165 Elbert Hawkins Polly Mrs., r ss Johnston, 1st, e of Boundary Hayes Lavinia, wid Henry, r 43 Pine
HAYGOOD ATTICTJS G. Rev. D. D., editor Wesleyan
Christian Advocate, office 146 2d Haygood William, c, whitewashes r 280 Congress Haynes Alexander, c, wks Wolff & Bro., r es Forsyth, s of
limits Hays Benjamin, c, cook Browns Hotel
HAYS CALVIN C., contractor and builder and lumber
dealer, 54 and 56 Cherry, r Forsyth rd, Vineville. (See p. 76.) Hays Emanuel, c, drayman, r Jefferson, E. Vineville Haywood Charles, c, wks P. Flanders, r 194 3d Haywood Emma, c, lunchroom, 194 3d Haywood Isaac, o, wks Wolff'& Bro., r 122 Wharf Haywood William, c, wks C. J. Stroberg Hazlehurst Robert, elk M. & B. R. R., r 150 Mulberry Hazlehurst William, fertilizers, 157 2d, r 49 Adams Hazlewood Wallace, c, porter G. R. Barker, r al rear Oak, cor Spring Heath Henry T., printer G. F. Wing, r 42 Cherry Heath Mary N., wid John, r 55 Pine Heath Orsamos P., elk C. C. Smith, r 55 Pine Hecht Robert, elk Nussbaum & Dannenberg, r 104 Plum Heckle Aucilius N., fireman M. & B. R. R., r 30 Pine Heckle Elizabeth C., wid C. C., r 30 Pine Heckle Oscar C., machinist J. S. Schofield, r 30 Pine Hecter Clara, c, nurse, r 43 5th Heeger Herman, watchmkr E. Peschke, r 127 2d Heller Emanuel D., boots and shoes, 9J Cotton av, r 47 4th

SPEED, COMFORT GEORGIA ROAD.

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Hembrie Harwell D. R., carpenter 0. R. R., r 232 3d Henderson Frank, c, barkprT. H. Harris, r 31 Oak Henderson Frank, c, cook J. A. Hill, r 137 Oglethorpe Henderson John H., c, lab, r es Boundary, n of Tatuall Henderson Lawson, c, lab, r Houston rd, S. Macon Henderson Nancy, c, lunch room, 111 4th Henderson Stewart,-.c, shoemkr, 151 4th
HENDERSON THOMAS H., agent Sou. Ex. Co., and
New York, Liverpool, Hamburg and Glasgow Steamship Lines, 176 4th, r 54 2d Henderson William W., policeman, r 60 Hazel Hendricks Charity Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co
Hendricks Letitia A., wid Lewis, r ws Boundary, 1st n of Congress
Hendricks Mary, wid William, r ws Boundary, 1st n of Congress
Hendrix Thomas C. (Bartrum, Hendrix & Co.), r 58 New Henry Benjamin F., tailor Ullman & Greenberg, r country Henry Francis L. (F. L. Henry & Co.), r 85 Pine
Henry F. L. & Co. (F. L. Henry and J. B. Papy), butchers, 164 1st
Henry James L., bkkpr G. B. Dettre, r 94 New Henry John B., elk Mrs. M. E. Denson, bds 305 Troup Henry Louisa, wid Robert, r 94 Pine Henry Marcus L., butcher, bds 190 1st
HENRY ROBERT L., Tennessee Beef, Pork, Ac., 54 Pop
lar, r 190 1st
HENRY WILLIAM L., butcher, 103 3d, r 31 Spring Henry William T., elk W. A. Juhan & Co HERBST CHARLIE, librarian Public Library, 110 Mul
berry, bds Browns Hotel
Herrin James, guard chain gang, r New Houston rd, S. Ma con
Herring James C., grocer, Houston rd, S. Macon Herring John, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r ss Johnston, 1st, e
of Boundary
Herrington Francis J., machinist H. Herrington' r 42 Cal houn
HERRINGTON HIRAM, machinist and gunsmith, 82 2d,
r 42 Calhoun
Herrington John, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 90 Oglethorpe

To and from FLORIDA is via Macon & Bruns wick Rail Road Co. and Cumberland Route.

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Herrington Leo B. (R. J. Anderson & Co.), r 42 Calhoun Herrington Orrison L., machinist C. R. R., bds 42 Calhoun Hertwig Florence, shoemkr, bds 24 Magnolia Hertwig Herman, elk Schwed, Siesel & Gibian, r 24 Mag
nolia Hertz Jacob H., clothing, 108 Cherry, r 159 Cherry Hester George, c, hostler J. S. Stewart, r rear 16 Georgia av Hester James J., route agt, r 141 Mulberry Hewett H. C., bds National Hotel Hibner Henry F. W., with Nussbaum & Dannenberg, r 39
4th Hickey T C., machinist J. S. Schofield Hicks Austin, c, lab, r Jefferson, E. Vineville Hicks Catherine Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Hicks Eliza B., wid S. J., r 89 Spring Hicks Fannie, wid E., r 101 5th Hicks Frank, c, cooper, r ss Gilmer, e of Hazel Hicks Joseph, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 85 5th, E. Macon Higgins Charles, fireman C. R. R., bds 28 Oak Higgins Elizabeth, wid Michael, r 32 New Higgins William L., grocer, 60 5th, E. Macon, r Higgins, E.
Macon Hightower Henry, turner J. E. Ellis, r E. Macon Hightower Lila, wid Gallant, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Hill Albert, c, butler, r 125 Madison Hill Benjamin, c, well digger, r Boundary, s of Johnston Hill Columbus, c, porter Bunch & Loomis, r Forsyth, nr
Monroe Hill Dosius, c, driver Smith & Iverson, r rear 239 1st Hill Fred, capitalist, bds 173 Mulberry Hill Henry, c, blacksmith, 63 5th, E. Macon Hill Henry, c, driver J. Hill, r 211 4th Hill James A. (Hill & McAndrew), r 167 Oglethorpe Hill James B., farmer, r Adams, nw cor Ash Hill John, c, wks Dixie Works Hill John C., messenger Sou. Ex. Co., bds National Hotel Hill Judson S., elk Tinsley Bro & Co., r Adams, nw cor
Ash Hill Leonard S., cabinet mkr F. Reichert, r Forsyth rd-,
Vineville Hill Lou, c, laundress, r 14 Calhoun

STORE YOUR GRAIN In the GEORGIA RAILROAD ELEVATOR at AVGUSTA.

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Hill Mead, c, barber R. H. Hart, r 4th, cor Hawthorne Hill Meredith, c, driver, r 11 Adams Hill Robert, c, porter G. Beggs, r 11 Adams Hill Robert J., r Adams, nw cor Ash Hill Sailie E. Miss, seamstress, bds 76 Orange Hill Sarah M., wid O. C., r 34 Forsyth rd, E. Vineville Hill Thomas, c, truckman, r Holmes, E. Vineville Hill Walter B. (Hill & Harris), r 133 Orange Hill William, c, lab, r Holmes, E. Vineville Hill William O., conductor S. W. R. R. HILL & HARRIS (W. B. Hill and N. E. Harris), law
yers, 102 2d
Hill & McAndrew (J. A. Hill and W. E. McAndrew), sale stables, 30 Plum
Hillard S. Mowry, grocer, 54 Oglethorpe Hillyer Llewellyn Philologus, elk R. F. Lawton, bds 198 1st Hines Dandy, c, lab, r 6 Walnut Hines James W., carpenter, r 94 Walnut Hines Jesse, c, driver, r es Hazel, s of Hammond Hines John, c, waiter Brown Hotel, r rear 4 Monroe
HINES RICHARD K., lawyer, 155 2d, r 23 High Hines Treat, farmer, r 97 Walnut Hinson Georgia Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co Hinton Henry, c, bricklayer C. R. R., r rear 65 Walnut Hirsch Jacob, elk S. T. Coleman & Co Hisle Algan S. (A. S. Hisle & Co.), r Madison Co., Ky Hisle A. S. & Co. (A. S. Hisle, M. Elder and P. Cochran),
stables, 202 3d
Hitson Joseph, bailiff Superior Court, r Houston rd, Godfrey dist
Hodges Edwin W., fireman C. R. R., r 111 5th Hodges Ellen, wid G. O., r 111 5th Hodges Hattie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Hodges J. Ollie, elk Capital Bank, bds 111 5th Hodges Lee, c, wks C. R. R., r C. R. R., s of 5th, E. Macon Hodgkins Harriet, wid D. C., r 41 Forsyth rd, Vineville HODGKINS NATHAN M., cashier Capital Bank, r 41
Forsyth rd, Vineville Hodnott William, fisherman, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Hogan James H., tailor J. L. Shea, r 128 New Hogan Madison, c, porter J. H. Campbell, r 24 Jefferson
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Hogan Mary R. Miss, seamstress, r 63 Plum Hogan Nathan, c, stone cutter, r rear 10 Mulberry Hoge Gordon S., elk A. L. Butts, r 3 High HOGE JAMES, agent M. & A. R. R., r 201 1st Hoge John S., elk J. Ingalls, r 3 High Hoge Joseph T., bkkpr M. & A. R. R., r 201 1st Hoge Lewis, watchman M. & A. R. R., r 13 Poplar Hoge Nathan S., with L. W. Hunt, r 3 High Ploge Samuel C., ticket agt C. R. R., S. W. R. R. and Ga.
R. R., r 84 Mulberry, r 84 Mulberry Hoge William G., brickmkr, r 13 Poplar Holder Annie Miss, seamstress, r 63 Plum Holder Henry S., machinist Jessop & Smith, r 74 Spring Holder James F., confectioner, 101 Cotton av, r 74 Spring Holland Mattie Miss, bkkpr Singer Mnfg Co., bds 75 Plum Holley Charles H., c, wks S. W. R. R., r Milledgeville rd,
E. Macon Holliday Anthony, c, fireman, r 199 3d Hollifield James L., printer Telegraph, r 46 Walnut Hollingsworth George, c, wks K. Osborne, r ss M. & W. R.
R., 3d e of Hazel Hollingsworth John F., adjuster Singer Mnfg Co., bds 75
Plum Hollingsworth Leonidas (W. H. Mansfield & Co.), r 210 1st Hollingsworth Mildred, wid John, r 210 1st Hollingsworth Walter T., cotton broker, 159 2d, r 73 Oak Hollis Adam, c, shoemkr R. Gibson, r 9 Washington av Hollis Benjamin T., wks C. R. R., r New Houston rd, S.
Macon Holloman Ann, wid Zachariah, r 92 Elm Holloman David L., printer J. W. Burke & Co., r 92 Elm Holloman John, c, farmer, r Boundary, ne cor Elbert Holloman William, c, wks C. R. R., r 197 Elbert Holloway Charles, c, cook, r ns Monroe, w of Jones Holloway Samuel, c, wks C. R. R Holmes Bella, c, laundress, r 8 Magnolia Holmes Benjamin, c, brickmkr, r 7 Mulberry Holmes Charles E., with W. L. Henry, r Forsyth rd, Vine-
ville Holmes Charles T., cotton broker, 139 3d, r 68 College Holmes Emanuel, c, wks T. Callaghan, r Poplar

Take the GA. RAILROAD,

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Holmes James, County Commr., Court House, r country Holmes James C., elk, bds 49 Orange Holmes John P. (J. P. and W. R. Holmes), r 32 Yineville
rd HOLMES J. P. & W. R. (John P. and Walter R. Holmes),
dentists and dental depot, 102 Mulberry Holmes Levi, c, porter J. W. Burke & Co., r rear head of
Poplar Holmes Thomas, c, porter Geo. T. Rogers' Sons, r Stinson-
ville Holmes Victoria Miss, teacher, bds 49 Orange Holmes Walter R. (J. P. and W. R. Holmes), r 32 Vineville
rd Holmes William, butcher, r 21 Ross Holstein Annie Mrs., grocer, Clinton rd, E. Macon Holstein George, baker, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Holt Abner F., fireman C. R. R., r 122 Forsyth rd, Vine
ville Holt Albert, c, porter, r 197 3d Holt Benjamin, c, pedler, r E. Vineville Holt Edward, c, driver Olmstead Bryan, r es Forsyth, s of
limits Holt Henry, c, wks S. W. R. R Holt Isaiah, c, bricklayer, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Holt James, c, dentist J. P. & W. R. Holmes, r rear 32
Vineville rd Holt Julia D., wid Pulaski, r 129 Orange Holt Munday, c, porter Lanier House Holt Nancy F. Mrs., r 21 Georgia av Holt Powell, c, gardener T. Hardeman, r 45 Vineville rd Holt Pulaski L., elk, bds 129 Orange Holt Pulaski O., c, grocer, 52 and 54 Mulberry, r 101 Wharf Holt Pulaski S., planter, r 129 Orange Holt Tap, c, barber M. Loh, r 20 New Holt Tapley L., with Hardeman & Gibson, r 122 Forsyth
rd, Vineville Holt Thaddeus G., judge County Court, Court House, r 21
Georgia av Holt Thaddeus R., elk Johnson & Harris, bds 21 Georgia av Holt Ward F., train hand S. W. R. R., r 122 Forsyth rd,
Vineville

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and CUMBERLAND ROUTE
Best Line to all Points in Florida.

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HOLT WILLIAM F., physician, 126|- 2d, r 68 Forsyth rd, Vineville
Holt William S., pres S. W. R. R., r 44 Orange Holtzclaw Benjamin C., elk W. A. Juhan & Co., r 57 New Honey William, c, wks Central City Park Hooker Joseph, carpenter, r ws Boundary, 1st s of Congress Hooker Matilda, wid J. T., r ws Boundary, 1st s of Congress Hooker Mattie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Hooks John, c, wks R. C. Wilder & Son, r Jefferson, E.
Vineville Hooks Jonathan, elk W. C. Sheftall, bds W. Macon Hopkins James R., printer Telegraph, r New Houston rd,
S. Macon Hopson Virginia, wid W. E., bds 69 Walnut Horace Floyd, c, wks L. D. Rogers, r rear 53 Walnut Horn Charles H., fireman C. R. R., r New Houston rd, S.
Macon Horn John W., wks C. R. R., r New Houston rd, S. Macon Horn Philip, lab, r rear 11 Vfashington av HORNE HENRY, real estate and ins. agent, 84 Mullberry
bds 223 2d Horne Thomas W., c, blacksmith J. Goodwin Horton Cynthia Miss, teacher South Macon Grammar School,
r 47 1st Horton Darrah, c, wks passenger shed, r 42 Plum Horton David D., carpenter, r 41 1st Horton Marion, c, porter E. Price's Sons Horton Nancy Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co Hoskins Henry, c, butler W. R. Rogers, r rear 65 College Hoskins John, c, porcer T. B. Grace Hough James P., ins. agent, 120 Cherry, bds 174 Poplar Howard Adeline, c, lunch room, 101 4th Howard Alfred, c, wks W. T. Shinholser, r country Howard Daniel, foreman G. W. Burr, r Contentment, E.
Macon Howard Daniel, c, lab, r rear 1 Mulberry Howard Kit, c, driver, r 49 Pine Howard Matt, c, train hand M. & B. R. R Howard Samuel, c, porter Schwed, Siesel & Gibiau, r 7 Bond Howard Sandy, c, lunch room, 157 4th Howard Van, c, hostler J. S. Stewart

OTJTp Yfymi Tj'PIi'TPnrTl West anti South-west, via the
UJlii lUlll rXlMuTLl GEORGIA ROAD FAST FREIGHT LINE.

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Howard Warren, c, Avks C. R. R., r 73 6th Howard William, c, lab, r rear 4 Monroe Howell Elizabeth, wid S., r 345 McIntosh Howell John, c, lab, r ss M & W. R. R., w of Columbus Howell Martha Mrs., Avks Bibb Mnfg Co Howell Sterling, Avks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 319 Congress Howell William, baggage master, r 345 McIntosh Howes Davis H., grocer, 160 2d, r 122 Madison Howland Mary A., wid C. L., r 128 New Hubbard Joseph C., carpenter M. & B. R. R., r NeAV Hous
ton rd, S. Macon
Hubbard William, c, pressman, r al rear 208 4th Hubbard William T., wks C. R. R., r New Houston rd, S.
Macon
Hubert Jackson, c, porter R. B. Hall Hubert Taylor, c, brick mkr, r 15 Ross Hudgins George W., grocer, Houston rd S. Macon Hudgins John D., bkkpr L. W. Rasdal, r 176 3d Hudson Alfred, c, driver, r 103 Wharf Hudson Goodson, machinist, bds 316 Congress Hudson Henry, c, carpenter, r Bay, ne of 5th, E. Macon Hudson Henry J. T., c, prin North Macon Colored School,
r Nixon, E. Vineville
Hudson Ida C., c, teacher North Macon Colored School, r Wharf
Hudson James, Avks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Hudson Margaret Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Clinton rd
E. Macon
Hudson Richard B., engineer M. & B. R. R., r 36 Congress Hudson Shade, c carpenter, r Nixon, E. VineATille Hudson William, Avks A. Reynolds Hudson Woodson, machinist Bibb Mnfg Co
HUFF WILLIAM A. (W. A. Huff & Co.), and mayor of Macon, bds Lanier House
HUFF W. A. & CO., brokers and com mers and managers Macon Cotton and Produce Exchange, 145 3d. (See front cover.)
Hughes Aaron A., plumber T. J. Carling, r 118 Oglethorpe Hughes Green, c, cook National Hotel, r 208 Elbert Hughes Rufus, machine agt, r Houston rd, S. Macon

MU PD Mill TinyrTQ f||j Maeon & Brunswick R.R. Co. and TJT TTjS
llillUUUull llullljilJ CUMBERLAND ROUTE, to and from lLy{llM

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Huguenin Edward D. (English, Huguenin & Co.), r 2 Mag
nolia Huhn Christian, gunsmith, 89 Mulberry Humphries Clara, c, laundress, r rear 14 Monroe Humphries Edward c, plasterer, r 12 Mulberry Hunney Nancy Mrs., seamstress, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Hunnieutt Charity Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 343 McIn
tosh Hunnicutt James, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 343 McIntosh Hunnieutt Sarah Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co Hunnicutt Toney C., bailiff Superior Court, r Houston rd Hunnicutt William S., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 343 McIntosh Hunnicutt William S. Jr., elk, bds 343 McIntosh Hunt C. A., machinist Bibb Mnfg Co., r Flint House Hunt Henry, c, lab, r 17 Wharf Hunt Henry H., c, drayman, r Hospital, E. Vineville Hunt John P., elk Johnson & Harris, bds 28 Oak Hunt John T., with Singleton, Hunt & Co., bds Browns
Hotel HUNT LEONARD W., druggist, 128 2d, r 184 Poplar Hunt Manery, c, drayman, r E. Vineville Hunt Mary, wid John J., r 184 Poplar Hunt Simson, c, drayman, r E. Vineville Hunt Thomas J. (Singleton, Hunt & Co.), r 5 High HUNTER BENJ. T., prin Hunters School for Boys, 173
Poplar Hunter Edward, c, driver, r es Turpin, s of Division Hunter James M., elk W. T. Hunter, r 85 Plum Hunter Jesse, c, brickmkr, r 269 Troup Hunter Richard L., printer Telegraph, bds 1st HUNTER WILLIAM T., butcher, 128 Cherry, r 85 Plum Hunton Mary Miss, teacher North Macon Grammar School Hurley John, chief police, r 39 Calhoun Hui't Augustus, c, bricklayer, r 105 5th Hurt E. F., bds 193 2d Hurt Mary A., wid W. O., r 49 Walnut Hussey Luke, shoemkr, 107 Mulberry, r 230 2d Hussey William, fireman, bds 230 2d Hutchens Matthew W., conductor, r 130 Walnut Hutcheson Frank M., engineer, r 135 5th Hutcheson James R., switchman, r ss Hammond, w of Ash

HUT
Hatchings Ann Mrs., boarding, 197 1st Hutchings Charles, wks Bibb Mufg Co., bds 44 5tb, E. Ma
con
Hutchings Charles H,, c, elk Johnson & Douglass, r 25 Spring
Hutchings Cornelia, wid R. A., r 18 Magnolia Hutchings Emma Mrs., r 44 5th, E. Macon Hutchings Louisa Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 44 5th, E.
Macon
Hutchings Rebecca, wid Rufus, r 200 2d Hutchings Rolley, c, wks M. & A. R. R., r 249 4th Huthnance Edward D., elk J. Rooney, bds 29 Walnut Huthnance Thomas, tinner R. Falkner, r 29 Walnut Hysler James, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 86 Oglethorpe Hysler Lewis, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 86 Oglethorpe Hysler Thomas, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 86 Oglethorpe Hysler William, carpenter, r 86 Oglethorpe
INGALLS JOHN, pharmacist, 161 4th, cor Poplar, r 62 Walnut Ingraham Howell, c, barber, 111 4th, r Madison, nr Limits Ingraham John H., bkkpr First Nat Bank, r 115 Cherry Iron Nelson, c, wks Hill & McAndrew Irvine Charles B., elk E. D. Irvine, r 54 Washington av Irvine Edward D., pictures and frames, 122 2d, r 54 Wash
ington av Irvine Green, c, brick carrier, r Hazel, s of Bass Irvine John, student, bds 159 College Irvine Ruth A., wid C. A., r 54 Washington av Irvine Thomas B., engineer C. R. R., r 246 2d Irvine William, c, wks J. E. Ellis Irwin Jacob, c, well digger, r rear 22 Monroe Isaacs Edward A., bkkpr Bernd Bros., bds 68 Cherry ISAACS EMANUEL, confectionery and cafe, 90 Mulberry,
r 68 Cherry. (See p. 76.) Isaacs Eugene, elk, bds 68 Cherry Isaacs George F., elk, bds 68 Cherry Isaacs Roller, c, wks Academy for the Blind ISAACS SOL., with E. Isaacs, bds 68 Cherry Iverson Benjamin Y., planter, r 3 Washington av Iverson James S. (Smith & Iverson), bds 3 Washington av

Ship by MACON & BRUNSWICK R. R. CO.

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Ives Georgia Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 82 Oglethorpe

Ives Leanna Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 82 Oglethorpe

Ives Nancy Miss, seamstress, bds 82 Oglethorpe

Ivey Albert H. (Farris & Ivey), r 239 3d

Ivey Benjamin F. Rev., pastor S. Macon Baptist Church, r

92 Elm

Ivey James B., elk Jaques, Johnson & Cox, bds National

Hotel

Ivey Mary O. Mad, r 98 5th

Izzard Gabriel, c, whitewasher, r ss Gilmer, e of Hazel
JACKSON ALEXANDER,c, wks M. & B. R. R., r ns

Gilmer, e of Hazel

Jackson Alfred, c, waiter, r es Bay, s of Hammond

Jackson Allen, c, porter J. Ingalls, r rear 24 Spring

Jackson Anderson, c, waiter T. H. Harris

Jackson Andrew, c, lab, r es Bay, s of Hammond

Jackson Andrew, c, porter Cook & Jones, r 23 Jefferson

Jackson Andrew, c, well digger, r 143 5th

Jackson Annie, seamstress, r 224 Washington av

Jackson Augustus, c, driver, r rear 117 Walnut

Jackson Benjamin, c, bricklayer, r 18 Spring

Jackson Catherine, c, laundress, r 1481 Hazel

Jackson Cato, c, wks G. J. Blake, res Forsyth, s of limits

Jackson Cesar, c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r rear 86 Spring

Jackson Clay, c, driver, r 12 Orange

Jackson Clayton M., c, painter, r 4 Magnolia

Jackson D. Hugh, elk L. W. Hunt, bds 130 Madison

Jackson Edmund D., c, tinner R. Falkner, r ns Monroe, w of

Jones

Jackson Floyd, c, cook, r rear 69 2d

Jackson Frank, c, porter Bernd Bros, r rear 108 Plum

Jackson George, c, driver A. Binswanger, r rear 59 Madison

Jackson George, c, porter National Hotel, r al rear 208 4th

Jackson George, c, waiter J. L. Saulsberry, r 90 Oak

Jackson George, c, wks Wolff & Bro., r rear 120 Wharf

Jackson Hampton, c, yard switchman M. & B. R. R., r M.

& B. R. R. Co. yards



Jackson Henry, c, driver L. W. Rasdal

Jackson Hettie, c, laundress, r ss M. & B. R. R., w of Ash

Jackson Isaac, drayman, r Houston rd, S. Macon

I

THROUGH CARSI THROUGH RATES, PAST TIME, via the I, Georgia Road Fast Freight Fine.

JAC

153

JAR

Jackson James, c, driver F. Corput, r 31 Wharf Jackson Jefferson, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r M. & B. R. R,
yards Jackson John, c, shoemkr, 74 5th, E. Macon, r country Jackson John, c, wks C. R. R., r 24 Hawthorne Jackson Joseph, c, driver, r al rear 207 4th Jackson Lee, c, barber W. Braswell, r 195 3d Jackson Mudharn, c, painter C. R. R., r Jefferson, E. Vine-
ville
Jackson Moses, c, blacksmith J. Goodwin, r 18 Hazel Jackson Peter, c, bricklayer, r rear 47 Walnut Jackson Richard H., c, porter G. Payne, r 55 Madison Jackson Rcfbert F. Rev., rector St. Pauls Episcopal Church,
r 130 Madison Jackson Robert L., c, elk, r 12 Maple Jackson Thomas, c, porter Lanier House Jackson William, c, carpenter J. E. Russell, r Forsyth rd,
bey Vineville
Jackson William C., fireman C. R. R., r McIntosh, e of Elm Jackson William M., c, (Marshall & Jackson), r 38 Haw
thorne Jackson Willis, c, porAer P. Fitzgerald, r 165 3d Jackson W. Frank, molder C. R. R., r New Houston rd, S.
Macon Jacobs William, c, driver, r 65 Plum James Benjamin, c, wks Hill & McAndrew James Boswell, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r rear 10 Mulberry James,Edmund, c, wood cutter, r al s of Bond, se cor Monroe James Malachi, c, cook A. G. Butts, r rear 232 2d Janes Martha Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co
JANNEY CHARLES F., special trav agt PEOPLE'S MUTUAL RELIEF ASSN of Mobile, Ala., 145 3d, bds Stubblefield House
Jaques, Johnson & Cox (S. R. Jaques, N. T. Johnson and W. R. Cox), liquors, 136 3d
Jaques Richard W., with Jaques & Johnson, 142 3d Jaques Samuel R. (Jaques & Johnson), bds 62 Walnut Jaques & Johnson (S. R. Jaques and N.T. Johnson), grocers,
142 3d Jarratt Robert P., tinner, r 201 2d
Jarrell Carrie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 315 Congress 17

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Offers QUICK DISPATCH in FREIGHTS
To and from all Points NORTH and EAST,
Jarrell Isaac H., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 315 Congress Jarrell John, farmer, r n of Houston rd, S. Macon Jarrell Mary F., wid of T. F., r rear 315 Congress Jarvis John S., agt Singer Mnfg Co., 110 2d, r 82 2d JARVIS WILLIAM J., master transportation M. & B.
R. R., r west terminus of Ross Jason Aquilla, c, wood chopper, r ns Forsyth, w of Monroe Jason Emma, c, laundress, r 77 Monroe Jason James, c, cook E. H. Engel, r 125 Madison Jaugstetter Christian, tailor, r Hammond, sw cor Ash Jeffers William F., wks S. W. R. R., r Houston rd, S. Macon Jemison Richard C., c, porter Dr. D. S. Wright JEMISON SAM H., lawyer, 126 Cherry Jemison Spencer, c, blacksmith, r 11 Forsyth rd, Vineville Jenkins Charles, c, wks Dixie Iron Works, r n of New Hous
ton rd, S. Macon Jenkins Daniel, c, porter J. F. Barfield, r Orange, cor High Jenkins Doc, c, wks C. R. R., r 63 Oak Jenkins Francis M., fireman M. & B. R. R., r 376 McIn
tosh Jenkins George, c, lab, r rear 112 Plum Jenkins George, c, wks S. W. R. R., r 139 5th Jenkins Jesse, c, drayman, r E. Vineville Jenkins John, c, waiter, r 76 Wharf Jenkins Jordan, c, molder A. Reynolds, r 200 Elbert Jenkins Mary, c, laundress, r rear 29 Oglethorpe Jenkins Nancy Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 88 Oglethorpe Jenkins Needham, c, driver S. S. Dunlap & Co., r 112
Plum Jenkins Paul, c, cook, r 71 5th Jenkins Sallie A., Miss, seamstress, r 295 Troup Jenkins Taylor, c, driver, r 76 Wharf Jenkins William E., grocer, Houston rd, S. Macon Jennings Frank, c, waiter Lanier House Jennings William H., turnkey county jail, r 146 4th Jerry Alfred, c, waiter M. F. Morse, r 34 Monroe Jessop Alfred, (Jessop & Smith), bds Browns Hotel JESSOP & SMITH (Alfred Jessop and R. H. Smith),
managers Penna Agr'l Works, machinery, hardware, etc., 141 3d. (See front cover.) Jeter Frank, elk Jaques & Johnson

SHIP Your COTTON East,via the Georgia Road FAST FREIGHT LINE.

JET

155

JOH

Jeter Lovick R., conductor M. & B. R. R., r 209 2d Jeter Sarah, c, laundress, r 49 4th Jeter Thomas S. conductor C. R. R., r 209 2d Jett Josephus W., saddler Bernd Bros., r 74 Mulberry Jewell J. Byron, printer T. B. Blackshear, bds 167 2d Jewett George B. (Jewett & Rogers), and H. L. Jewett &
Son, r 74 Oak
JEWETT HENRY L, (H. L. Jewett & Son), and pres
Capital Bank, r 74 Oak
JEWETT H. L. & SON, (H. L. and G. B. Jewett), com
mers, 150 2d Jewett Malone C., with Carhart & Curd, bds 169 Poplar
JEWETT & ROGERS (G. B. Jewett and J. A. Rogers),
genl ins. agts, 150 2d Jobson Charles A., elk S. W. R. R Jobson William B., upholsterer C. R. R., r 47 Monroe Joel Leon, with Nussbaum & Dannenberg, bds Binswanger
House Johns James W., saloon and billiards, Browns Hotel, r 42
Oak Johns Mary wid J. A., r 42 Oak Johns Richard, conductor M. & B. R. R., r 349 McIntosh Johnson Albert, c, brickmkr, r 167 Elbert Johnson Alexander, c, waiter J. H. & T. M. Benner, r 16
Calhoun Johnson Annie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Johnson Archibald, c, lab, r Bishops Row, S. Macon Johnson Augustus, c, lab, r E. Vineville Johnson Berry, c, wks S. W. R. R., r 326 McIntosh Johnson Caroline, c, laundress, r ss Columbus, w of Ross Johnson Charles, c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 326 McIntosh Johnson Cordelia, wid F. S., r 197 1st Johnson David, c, blacksmith Collins & Winn, r 183 Elbert Johnson Elbert, c, porter, r E. Vineville Johnson Eliza, wid Levi, bds 272 4th Johnson Elizabeth Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 5 Factory
Row Johnson Elsie, c, laundress, r 88 5th Johnson Emanuel, c, lab, r rear 35 Walnut Johnson Essex, c, porter, r 32 Monroe
Johnson Francis S. Jr. (F. S. Johnson's Sons), r 56 College

r/imico. Merchants and Cotton Shippers Quick Despatch

JOH

156

JOH

Johnson George, c, brick mkr, r ws Bay, s of Gilmer

Johnson Georgia Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 5 Factory

Iiow

Johnson Grandison, c, wks C. R. R., r al rear 208 4th

Johnson Green, c, gardener r 45 College

Johnson Gus, c, porter, r rear 59 Walnut

Johnson Hardin T. (Johnson & Harris), r 218 2d

Johnson Hazel, c, wks R. L. Henry, r 167 Elbert

Johnson Henry, c, lab, r 96 Bay

Johnson Henry, office boy Browns Hotel, r al rear 207 4th

Johnson Henry, c, brick mkr, r 7 Washington av

Johnson Henry C., c, saddler Bernd Bros, r 81 Madison

Johnson Herschel V., physician, 128 Cherry

Johnson Irvine, c, wks F. Corput, r 95 5th

Johnson Isaac, c, driver J. E. Ellis, r rear 2 Short

Johnson I. Holmes (F. S. Johnson's Sons), r 180 Poplar

Johnson Jane A. Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 5 Factory

Row

Johnson Jesse, c, gardener, r ws Monroe, s of Jones

Johnson John, c, blacksmith, r 239 2d

Johnson John, c, brick mkr, r 365 McIntosh

Johnson John, c, lab, r ws Bay, s of Gilmer

Johnson John, c, waiter, r 2d, E. Macon

Johnson John, c, wood sawyer, r rear 208 1st

Johnson John H., c, brick mkr, r ns Gilmer, e of Hazel

Johnson John L., trav. agt, bds 193 2d

Johnson Joseph, c, waiter Binswanger House

Johnson J. H., fertilizers, 157 2d, r 11 Jefferson

Johnson J. Thomas, c, plasterer, r 7 Adams

Johnson Lanier M., c, route agt, r 265 4th

Johnson Larry, c, drayman, r 28 Pine

Johnson Linson D., wks M. & B. R. R., r New Houston rd S.

Macon

Johnson Martha A. Mrs., seamstress Ullmann & Greenberg,

r 23 5th

Johnson Matthew, c, brickmkr, r ns Gilmer, e of Hazel

Johnson Miles, c, wks C. R. R., r 38 Cherry

Johnson Narcissa Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 5 Factory

Row

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Johnson Nathan, c bricklayer C. R. R., r 2d, E. Macon

Johnson Newton T. (Jaques & Johnson), r 151 Cherry

ft GEORGIA ROAD SSSrir,8

JOH

157

JOH

Johnson Olive L., wid Allan, r 118 Oglethorpe Johnson Orange, c, wks B. Carter, r 205 4th Johnson Oscar, c, farmer, r ss Gilmer, e of Hazel Johnson Peter, c, lab, r rear 210 3d Johnson Reuben, c, brickmkr, r 167 Elbert Johnson Robert, c, shoemkr H. Schall & Bro., r 137 Ogle
thorpe
Johnson Rosina, c, laundress, r rear 9 Washington av Johnson Sarah Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 5 Factory Row Johnson Sidney, c, waiter Dr. J. E. Blackshear, r 18 Georgia
av Johnson Solomon, farmer, r 62 Oglethorpe Johnson Sophie, c, laundress, r 35 Cherry Johnson Squire, c, lab, r rear 183 Poplar Johnson Susan Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 5 Factory Row Johnson Thomas, c, drayman, r E. Vineville Johnson Thomas, c, waiter J. H. & T. M. Benner, r 97 Pine Johnson William, c, drayman, r 2d, E. Macon Johnson William, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Johnson William G., c (Johnson & Douglass), r61 Monroe Johnson William L., with Johnson & Harris, r 234 1st Johnson William W., elk W. A. Juhan & Co., bds 180
Poplar
Johnson W. Edward, agt Atlanta Constitution, bds National Hotel
Johnson & Douglass, c (W. G. Johnson and J. D. Douglass), grocers, 63 Cotton av
Johnson & Harris (H. T. Johnson and G. T. Harris), grocers, 131 3d and 82 Cherry
JOHNSON'S F. S. SONS (I. H. and F. S. Johnson Jr.), hardware, etc., 107 3d
Johnston Bradford A., carpenter T. Guernsey, r 283 4th Johnston Edward, r 170 3d
Johnston Henry D., bkkpr Jaques & Johnson, bds 64 College Johnston Jonathan H., elk C. H. Rogers & Co., bds 64
College
Johnston Lavoisieur L., physician, 210 4th, r ws Boundary, 2d s of Troup
Johnston Mary B., wid E. J., r 153 Mulberry Johnston Susan W., wid Jonathan, r 64 College Johnston Thomas H., cotton buyer, r 64 College

ictet

Is via MACON & BRUNSWICK RAIL ROAD CO. and CUMBERLAND ROUTE.

JOH

158

JON

Johnston Walter T., cigars and jewelry, 112 Mulberry and 100 2d, bds 153 Mulberry
Johnston William, machinist 0. E. R, r E. Macon JOHNSTON WILLIAM B. (Johnston & Baxter), and
pres Cotton States Life Ins Co., 109 Mulberry, r 2 Georgia av JOHNSTON WILLIAM M., pres M. & B. R. R. Co., r 2
Exchange ct., New York Johnston & Baxter (W. B. Johnston and J. S. Baxter), ice
mnfrs, Tuffs Spring Joiner Catharine Miss, wks Bibb Mtifg Co., r Higgins, sw of
5th, Macon Joiner Charles A., fireman C. R. R., bds 54 Oak Joiner Flem, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r E. Macon Joiner George W., engineer C. R. R., r 54 Oak Joiner James W., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 315 Congress Joiner Jesse, c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 2d, E. Macon Joiner Mary Mrs. seamstress, r Higgins, s of 5th, E. Macon Joiner William, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Clinton rd, E. Ma
con Jolly Freeman, c, barber, r 77 Cotton av Jones Abner F., mer, r Centre, E. Macon Jones Alexander, c, driver Timberlake & Chapman, r 14
Spring Jones Ann, c, laundress, r 33 Washington av Jones Archibald B., elk Coleman & Newsom, r Milledgeville
rd, E. Macon Jones Baldwin, elk, r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon Jones Benjamin L., bkkpr W. H. Jones, r Milledgeville rd,
E. Macon Jones Britton, c, wks S. W. R. R., r 245 3d Jones Chapel (M. E.), n of Houston rd, S. Macon Jones Charles, c, butler, r 79 Forsyth id, Vineville Jones Charles W., r 2d, nr limits, E. Macon Jones Donald B. (Campbell & Jones), r 169 Cherry Jones Ella, c, laundress, r 47 Cherry Jones George, c, blacksmith, r 24 Wharf Jones George S. (Jones & Cook), r 21 Bond Jones Hamilton, c, wks C. R. R., r n of Houston rd^ S. Ma
con Jones Harrison, c (Jones & Underwood), r 41 Georgia av Jones Harvey, c, lab, r 54 6th

npKDjiT MimpircMade by the georg,a rail road bank,
LilMiUl ill) S .iUlliJU on GRAIN Stored in ELEVATOE.

JON

159

JON

Jones Henry, mer, r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon Jones Henry, c, route agt P. O. D., r Jefferson, E Vineville JONES HENRY H. (Clisby & Jones), r 69 Forsyth rd,
Yineville Jones Jack, c, wks J. L. Cook & Co., r 17 Hazel Jones James, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r n of New Houston rd,
S. Macon Jones John, c, fireman J. L. Cook & Co., r 17 Hazel Jones John, c, lab, r Hospital, E. Yineville Jones John, c, lab, r Nixon, E. Vineville Jones John, c, lab, r 14 5th, E. Macon Jones John, saloon, 14 and 16 Wall Jones John E., pres Central Ga Bank, r 23 Georgia av Jones Julia F., wid William, r 160 Hazel Jones Julia P., wid John L., r 64 Walnut Jones Kate Miss, dressmkr, r 160 Hazel Jones Kirby, elk, bds 177 Poplar Jones Laura Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co. Jones Lydia Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Jones Madison, r 36 College Jones Martha Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 23 Wharf Jones Martha E., wid Dr. K. W., r 177 Poplar Jones Mary, c, laundress, r Bishops Row, S. Macon Jones Mollie Mrs., laundress, r 122 4th Jones Monroe, elk, bds 36 College Jones Nathan, c, porter, r Hospital, E. Yineville Jones Richard, c, lab, r rear 28 Madison . Jones Robert D., carpenter Findlay Iron Works, r 46 Elm Jones Sallie Miss, wks J. W. Burke & Co., r 160 Hazel Jones Sarah J., wid James, r 204 1st Jones Squire, c, brickmkr, r rear 5 Wharf Jones Stewart D., bkkpr Jones & Cook, r 69 Forsyth rd,
Vineville Jones Thomas, c, wks E. Crockett & Sons Jones Thomas J., elk, bds 106 Oglethorpe Jones T. Skelton, broker, 139 3d, r 62 Walnut Jones Wiley, boarding, 44 Plum
Jones William, c, carpenter, r Jefferson, E. Vineville Jones William, c, driver, r rear 5 Wharf
Jones William, c, driver Tinsley Bro. & Co., r 23 Jefferson Jones William, c, wks G. J. Blake, r rear 75 4th

To and from FLORIDA ** via Macon & Bruns wick Rail Road Co. and Cumberland Route.

JON

160

JUL

JONES WILLIAM C., auditor M. & B. R. R., r 45 Mon

roe

Jones William H., genl store, 68th 5, E. Macon, r Milledge-

ville rd, E. Macon

Jones William R., engineer M. & B. R. R., r 382 McIntosh

JONES & COOK (G. S. Jones and H. L. Cook), whol gro

cers and com mers, 31 Cotton av. (See p. 75.)

Jones & Underwood, c (H. Jones and Alfred Underwood),

blacksmiths, al rear 112 3d

Jordan Ann E. wid J. R., r 35 Walnut

Jordan Benjamin J., c, shoemkr, 99 Poplar, r 27 Monroe

Jordan Charles, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 21 Wharf

Jordan Floyd, c, driver Smith & Iverson

Jordan Frederick, watchman C. R. R., r Contentment, E.

Macon

Jordan Henry, carpenter C. R. R

Jordan Henry, c, porter W. H. & J. W. Wood, r rear 48

Pine

Jordan Henry, wks S. W. R. R., r Houston rd, S. Macon

Jordan Hubbard, c, wks C. R. R., r rear 86 Spring

Jordan James W., engineer M. & B. R- R., r 56 Hazel

Jordan Jesse, r Houston rd, S. Macon

Jordan Leonidas A., planter, r 61 College

Jordan Lula Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co

Jordan Margaret, wid John, r 56 Hazel

Jordan Murray L., wks Sou. News Co

Jordan Priscilla, c, laundress, r Hospital, E. Vineville

Josephson Harris S., dry goods, 72 Mulberry

Josephson Simon, elk H. S. Josephson, r 72 Mulberry

Jossey B. Frank, with Jaques & Johnson, bds 193 2d

Jossey Clara, wid J. T., r 234 1st

Jossey James M., with G. W. Burr, bds 174 Poplar

Julian William A. (W. A. Julian & Co.), r 87 Plum

Julian William J., elk W. A. Julian & Co., bds 87 Plum

JUHAN W. A. & CO. (W. A. Julian and C. B. Ellis),

dry goods, millinery, boots, shoes, hats, etc., 125 2d, and

117, 119 and 121 Cherry. (See front fly A.)

Julien Maria, wid Charles, r 202 2d

.

KAHN VALENTINE, dry goods, 111 Cotton av

Kane Levi, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 23 Mulberry

Kane William, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 23 Mulberry

Keating Dennis, grocer, 91 Madison, bds 107 Madison

Keating James, elk, bds 107 Madison

Keating Mary, wid Andrew, r 107 Madison

Kedan Robert, c, wood dealer, r E. Vineville

Keel James C., bricklayer, r 238 2d

Keel James M., elk W. W. Carnes, bds 238 2d

Keeley Arthur, machinist C. R. R., bds 255 4th

Keiser Maria, c, laundress, r 37 Monroe

Keith George A., elk W. A. Juhan & Co., r Adams, nw cor

Elm

Kell Eveline, wid George, r 41 Oglethorpe

Keller William, engineer Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 50 5th

Keller William, machinist Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 50 5th, E.

Macon

Kellum Peter, c, wks Dixe Works

Kelly L. B., carpenter J. E. Ellis, r E. Macon.

Kelsey Richmond, c, wood sawyer, r 56 Forsyth rd, Vine

ville

Kemp John T., elk T. B. Grace, bds 193 2d Kenan Catherine A., wid M. J., r 113 College Kendall Charles A., conductor S. W. R. R., r 230 3d Kendrick Alfred, c, painter W. W. Windham, r es Jones,

imf
if

4th s of College

Kennedy James L., Saloon, 167 4th, r 30 Oak

Kennedy J. A., fireman C. R. R

Kennedy Louise W., wid F. M., r 40 New

Kennedy William, wks C. R. R., r 351 McIntosh

Kenney Lavinia Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co

Kent Effie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 71 Oglethorpe

Kent George, machinist C. R. R., r 241 4th

Kent James E., watchman, r Collins al, E. Macon

Kent James H., elk W. R. Kent, bds 76 Oak

Kent Samuel J., engineer C. R. R., r 106 Oglethorpe

KENT WARNER R., harness and saddlery, 68 Poplar,

carriage works, 86 and 88 Poplar, r 76 Oak

Kerr William, with Nussbaum & Danuenberg, bds Browns

Hotel

Kerwin Mary, wid P., r 94 Plum

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KEY

OFFERS LOW FREIGHT RATES
To and from all Points NORTH and EAST,

162

KIT

Key Joseph S. Rev., pastor Mulberry St. M. E. Ch. r 147 Mulberry
Key William M., with Singleton, Hunt & Co., bds Stubble field House
Kidd William H., carpenter C. R. R., r New Houston rd, S. Macon
Kieffer William, blacksmith C. R. R., r n of New Houston rd, S. Macon
Kiley Catherine Miss, r 27 Wharf Kilfoyle James, saloon, 48 Cotton av Kimball Jesse, c, waiter Browns Hotel, r 105 5th Kimball John, watchman Findlay Iron Works Kimball Robert, wks S. W. R. R., r 9 Maple Kimball Thomas, wks Sou. News Co., r 9 Maple Kimbrew Edward S., watchmau C. R. R., r 46 Calhoun Kiuchen Henry C., harness mkr R. H. May &Co., r 13 Bass Kinchen Hugh J., harness mkrBernd Bros., r 218 3d Kincher Philip, c, gardener, r al, se cor Monroe KIND WORDS, Rev. S. Boykin, editor; Rev. M. B. Whar
ton, asst editor and business mauager, 146 2d King Campbell T., bkkpr Geo. T. Rogers' Sons, r 153 Mul
berry King Catherine Mrs., meats and vegetables, 151 1st King Charles, c, wks C. R. R., r Bay, nw of 5th, E. Macon King Emanuel, c, driver, r 28 5th King E. Johnston, elk W. T. Johnston, bds 153 Mulberry King Green, c, head waiter Lanier House, r Jefferson, E.
Vineville King J. Cooper, with J. H. Campbell, r 153 Mulberry King Lewis, c, wks G. M. Davis, r rear 86 4th King Missouri, c, lunch room, 51 Poplar King Nathaniel, c, wks C. R. R., r ss Hammond, w of Ash King Randall, c, chairmkr, r rear 59 Monroe King Reuben, c, porter Carhart & Curd, r 59 Madison Kingery Emma, wks Bibb Mnfg Co.,r Boundary, E. Macon Kingery Virginia, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E. Ma
con Kipp Hannah, wid Benjamin, bds Stubblefield House Kirtland Erastus (Mix & Kirtland), r 58 Spring Kitchens Edward, c, plasterer, r 7 Adams Kitchens Warren, c, wks J. S. Schfield

The GEORGIA ROAD Is tTie SHORT Line to AUGUSTA and CHARLESTON.

KIT

163

LAM

Ivitchings George, c, gardener, r rear 239 1st Kittrell Lewis, c, porter G. F. Wing, r 38 2d Knight Fred C., sawyer, r 48 Plum Knight Herbert A., store keeper C. R. R. Knight James A., master car buildr C. R. R Knight John, carpenter, r 48 Plum Knight Jonas, c, brick mkr, r rear 10 Mulberry Knight Leb, c, waiter H. J. Peter, r rear 39 College Knight Lou, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 24 5th Knight Mary, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 24 5th Knight Rebecca, wid E., r 24 5th Knight Thaddeus E., machinist, bds 23 Mulberry Knight W. Brantley, train hand S. W. R. R., bds Ash, sw
cor Congress Knowles Hulda, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Knowles Jackson, wks Sou. News Co., r 37 Walnut Knowles Joseph, r 37 Walnut Knowles Mary, wid Lewis, r 37 Walnut Kreutz Anthony, baker and grocer, 73 Cotton av Kyle Thomas, c, carver Lanier House

ACKEY JOHN, elk M. Daly, r New Houston rd, S. Macon
Lackey Thomas, r n of Houston rd, S. Macon Lafitte Samuel, c, cook Browns Hotel Lagerquist Oscar F., grocer, 38 Cotton av Lain Charles L., c, porter J. B. Simms, r rear 24 Spring Lamar Edward, c, brick mkr, r es Turpin, s of Division Lamar Henry J. (Lamar, Rankin & Lamar), r 154 Forsyth
rd, Vineville
Lamar Henry J. Jr. (Lamar, Rankin & Lamar), r 154 For syth rd, Vineville
Lamar Louisa, c, laundress, r es Wharf, n of 2d Lamar Mary A., wid H. G., bds 231 2d Lamar Mary L., wid John, r 25 High Lamar M. E.. wid Philip, r 113 Forsyth rd, Vineville
LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR (H. J. Lamar, J. W. Rankin and H. J. Lamar, Jr.), whol druggists, 102 and 104 Cherry. (See Covers.)
Lamar Robert, c, driver H. M. Taylor, r rear 215 2d



LAM

and CUMBERLAND ROUTE
. Best Line to all Points in Florida.

164

LAS

Lamar Walter D., elk Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, r 154 For

syth rd, Vineville

Land Carrie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 73 Hawthorne

Land Frances Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 73 Hawthorne

Land James, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E. Macon

Land Josiah J., r 128 Walnut

Landsberg Emma Miss, teacher South Macon Grammar

School

Landsberg James, elk M. Elkan, r 77 Plum

Landsberg Marx, dry goods, 87 Cherry, r 77 Plum

Landsberg William, with Nussbaum & Dannenberg, bds 77

Plum

Lane Caroline, wid B. F., r 21 5th

Lane Henrietta, c, laundress, r 29 Wharf

Lane Henry M., watchmkr, 21 5th

Lane Jessie Miss, teacher North Macon Colored School

Lane John, gardener, r n of Houston rd, S. Macon

Lane Rena Miss, seamstress, r Collins al, E. Macon

Lane Thomas J., farmer, r 80 Oak



Laney David, c, carpenter, r 99 Madison

Laney Joseph L., manager W. U. Tel. Co., r 40 Spring

Laney Lindsey, physician, r 40 Spring

Laney Richard, c, carpenter, r Monroe, w of Jones

Laney William W., bkkpr W. U. Tel. Co., r 40 Spring

Langford James R., watchman C. R. R., r ws Boundary,

3d, s of Troup

Langston William G., switchman M. & B. R. R., r 56 Ash

Lanham John, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Higgins, se of 5th,

E. Macon

Lanier Daniel, elk, r 218 2d

LANIER HOUSE, B. Dub, propr; Alf. R. Woodson,

cashier, 93 to 101 Mulberry

Lanier Joseph, c, shoemkr, r rear 94 Orange

Lanier Moses, c, wks Sou. Exp. Co., r 70 Monroe

Lanier Robert S. (Lanier & Anderson), r 13 Vineville rd

LANIER & ANDERSON (Robert S. Lanier and Clifford

Anderson), lawyers, 112 2d

Laslie Thomas C., with D. J. Baer, r 167 2d

Lasseter Columbia A. Mrs., dressmkr, bds 98 Oglethorpe

Lasseter Lula Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 98 Oglethorpe

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LINE,

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165

LEO

LATHROP STANLEY E. Rev,, pastor First Congrega

tional Church, r 88 Pine

^

Lathrop William H., engineer C. R. R

Lauer Ann, wid James, r 383 McIntosh

Lavender Leven, wks Dixie Works, r 44 5th, E. Macon

Lavender Martha Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co

Lawless Peter, wks A. McKenna, bds 259 4th

Lawlor James, lab, r New Houston rd, S. Macon

Lawrence Annie, c, laundress, r 26 Jefferson

Lawrence Elizabeth, wid Abraham, r 50 Ash

Lawrence George, c, cook Lanier House

Lawrence Helen C., wid G. D., r 58 Pine

Lawrence Robert, c, waiter Lanier House

LAWTON RICHARD F., banker and broker, 116 2d,

r 40 Orange. (See fly B.)

Layton John L., engineer, r C. R. R., s of 5th, E. Macon

Leake W. C., mail agt, bds Stubblefield House

Leary Edward, wks Dixie Works

Leary Elder, c, whitewasher, r Houston rd, S. Macon

Lee Cato, c, wks Wolff & Bro., r 9 Walnut

Lee Fannie, wks Bibb Mnfg Co

Lee George, c, wks W. U. Tel. Co., r 9 Walnut

Lee Isaac, c, woodsawyer, r rear 214 2d

Lee J ackson, c, gardener, r 3d, E. Macon

Lee John R., engineer, M. & A. R. R., bds National Hotel

Lefils Charles, shoemkr H. Schall & Bro., r New Houston

rd, S. Macon

Lefils Mary E. Mrs., with Ullmann & Greenberg, r county

Lefils W. M., wks S. W. R. R

Leman A. Louis, cotton mer, r 122 College

Leman Eliza, c, laundress, r 23 Monroe

Leman William W. (Rogers & Leman), r 118 Madison

Leman William W. Jr., elk, r 170 4th

Lemons William, c, porter J. Kilfoyle, r rear 28 Johnston

Leonard Benjamin F., trav agt, bds 69 Plum

Leonard Clara Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 98 Oglethorpe

Leonard Eugene C., with Singleton, Hunt & Co

Leonard George R., elk S. S. Dunlap & Co., r 193 2d

Leonard M. E., wid I. A., r 193 2d

Leonard Samuel B., carpenter C. R. R., r ss Columbus, w

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Leonard Silas, c, farmer, r 303 4th Leonard Simeon, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 98 Oglethorpe Leseur Daniel, c, blacksmith E. Crockett & Sons Lester Henry, c, lab, r Flanders al, E. Macon Lever Margaret, wid George, r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon Levy Simon, clothing, 163 4th, r 69 4th Lewis Abner, c, carpenter, r Hospital, E. Vineville Lewis Augustus, c, wks C. R. R., r 271 4th Lewis Benjamin B., office 84 Mulberry, r 162 Mulberry Lewis Daniel, c, lab, r rear 85 Walnut Lewis Daniel, c, wks C. R. R., r Higgings, sw of 5th, E.
Macon Lewis Essex, c, shoemkr, 31 Walnut, r al rear 207 4th Lewis Frederick, wks C. R. R., r 55 Oak Lewis Freeman, c, wks gas wks, r 20 New Lewis George, bailor J. L. Shea, r 55 Oak Lewis Hanson, c, carpenter C. R. R., r E. Vineville Lewis Henry, c, brickmkr, r 88 Hazel Lewis Henry, c, cotton sampler, r rear 113 1st Lewis High School, c, New, sw cor Pine Lewis Jack, c, wks M. & B, R. R Lewis John, c, barber M. Napier Lewis Lowland, c, farmer, r 69 Hawthorne Lewis Lucius, c, bricklayer, r E. Vineville Lewis Marcus, wks J. E. Ellis, r 5 Short Lewis Oliver, c, porter C. H. Rogers & Co., r 20 New Lewis Peter, c, shoemkr, 45 5th, r 201 3d Lewis Richard, c, wks C. R. R., r 31 Wharf Lewis Robert, c, line man W. U. Tel Co., r 11 Washington
av Lewis Robert, c, molder A. Reynolds Lewis Susan Mrs., cigar mkr M. Peyser, r 331 McIntosh
Lewis Thomas, c, lab, r rear 31 Oglethorpe Lewis Vick, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Lewis Wesley, foreman J. E. Ellis, r 5 Short Lewis William, c, waiter Lanier House Licette Sallie, wid H., r n of Houston rd, S. Macon Lieure John, packer Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, r 145 Hazel Life Joseph, c, bricklayer, r Collins al, E. Macon Life Moses c, driver C. J. Roosevelt, r rear 61 Walnut Lightfoot Ellen, wid --, bds 159 College

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Ligon Floyd, c, pedler, r 87 Wharf Lilienthal Leonard, with Schwed, Siesel & Gibian, r 2d Limberry David, c, waiter, r al rear 145 4th Lines Jennie A., wid S., r 167 New Link Erastus H., teacher, r 106 Plum Link Luther, elk M. & A. R. R., r 106 Plum Lipford Mattie W. Miss, teacher S. Macon Grammar School,
bds 42 College Lipford William H., wheelwright, 160 4th, r 42 College Lipman Philip, with N. A. Gans, r 42 Pine Lipper John R., wks E. Crockett & Sons, r 124 Oglethorpe Little Andrew, watchman S. W. R. R., r 124 Oglethorpe Little Cassandra, wid D. S., r 104 College Little Rebecca, wid Jonathan, r 315 Congress Little Sherwood S., bkkpr, bds 69 Plum Littleton Elizabeth Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Higgins, sw
of 5th, E. Macon Liverman Lewis, fireman, bds 255 4th Lockett Augustus, c, wks Weslyu Female College, r Holmes,
E. Yineville Lockett Celia H., c, laundress, r rear 20 Monroe Lockett Fannie, wid William, r 47 Orange Lockett Jacob c, carpenter J. E. Russell, r ns Monroe, w of
Jones, E. Vineville Lockett James AY. (Lockett & Bond), r 47 Orange Lockett Robert, c, hackman, r E. Vineville Lockett Thomas M., c, driver G. Beggs, r 173 2d Lockett AA^ashington, c, carpenter C. R. R., r M. & AY. R.
R., Vineville
LOCKETT & BOND (J. AY. Lockett and Joe Bond), genl
brokers, 105 Cherry. (See p. 75.) Lockhart Horace, c, driver G. M. Davis Lockhart Lemuel D., piano tuner, 15 Cotton av, bds Corbett
House
LOFTON WILLIAM A., lawyer, 108 Mulberry, r Hous
ton rd, 2 miles Logan Alexander S., elk r 56 Forsyth rd, Vineville Logan John T., bkkpr J. H. Hertz, r 56 Forsyth rd, Vine
ville Logan Martin, c, driver D. L. AYalker & Co., r Holmes, E.
Vineville

Ship by MACON & BRUNSWICK R. R. CO.

LOG

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Logan Monroe, c, porter D. L. Walker & Co., r 75 Monroe Logan Pauline, wid G. M., r 56 Forsyth rd, Vineville Logue Wiley W., carpenter, r LOO Plum Loh Francis W., elk W. A. Juhan & Co., bds 46 Mulberry Loll Henry P., elk S. T. Coleman & Co., bds 46 Mulberry Loh Julius, gunsmith C. Huhn, bds 32 Mulberry LOH MICHAEL, barber shop and bath rooms, 97 Mul
berry, r 46 Mulberry. (See p. 72.) Long Bozeman, c, wks Central City Park Long Cicero E., clerk Court Ordinary, r 46 Oak Long Florence Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co Long Francis M., baggagemaster M. & B. R. R., r 46 Oak Long Jefferson F., c, tailor, r 102 Wharf Long Jerome S., carpenter, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Long Mary, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Long Patrick, gardener, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Long Richard, c, waiter, r Hospital, E. Vineville Longhurst Lawrence R., artist T. B. Blackshear, bds 167 2d Longstreet James, c, brickmkr, r Gilmer, se cor Bay Loomis John H. (Bunch & Loomis), r 82 1st Loud Philologus, bkkpr Carhart & Curd, r 198 1st Love Abraham, c, wks Wolff & Bro., r rear 15 Walnut Love George, c, carpenter, r 93 Madison Love George, c, painter, r 25 Arch Love Jefferson, c, wks C. R. R., r Hammond, w of Ash Lovette John, route agt Sou. Ex. Co., bds Lanier House Lowe Alexander, c, farmer, r 26 Hawthorne Lowe Crawford, c, wks C. R. R., r rear 14 Monroe Lowe Frank, c, farmer, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Lowe George, c, shoemkr, 118 Cotton av, r ns Monroe, w of
Jones Lowe Joseph, c, waiter J. P. Fort, r rear 18 Monroe Lowe Stephen, c, wks Jaques & Johnson, r 74 5th, E. Macon Lowe Tillman, c, blacksmith E. J. Freeman, r 100 Wharf Lowe William, c, waiter Lanier House Lowenthal Gussie Miss, seamstress, r 27 Arch Lowenthal Louis, dyer, 49 Wall Lowenthal Maggie Miss, milliner, bds 27 Arch Lowenthal Marcus, policeman Lowenthal Mary Mrs., r 27 Arch Lowery James E., foreman Collins & Winn, r 55 Pine

THE GEORGIA ROAD Is Tlie SHOUT LINE EAST SOUTH EAST.

LOW

169

McB

Lowry Thomas S., elk J. W. Rice & Co., r Mercer Univer sity
Loyal Richard J., saloon, 58 Poplar, r 68 Cherry Lucas Arnold, c, blacksmith W. W. Windham Lucas Henry, c, carpenter, r 8 Vineville rd Lucas Julius, c, waiter E. Isaacs, r rear 123 Walnut Lucas Moses L., c, carpenter, r 3 Forsyth rd, Vineville Lucas Orange J., blacksmith C. R. R., r Houston rd, S. Ma
con Lucas Sidney, c, cook J. J. Clay, r rear 10 Georgia av Lucas William, c., farmer, r ws Forsyth rd, 2d s of limits Ludwig Jacob, r 93 Walnut Ludwig William, elk M. & B. R., bds 93 Walnut Lumpkin George W., elk W. H. Jones, bds Milledgeville rd,
E. Macon Lumpkin Laura, c, laundress, r Collins al, E. Macon Lumpkin Mitchell, c, basketmkr, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Lumpkin Robert W., elk C. C. Balkcom, bds Milledgeville
rd, E. Macon Lumsden Bushrod D., Dep U. S. Marshal, 166 4th, r Vine
ville Lunsford George, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Lynch James, grocer, 114 New Lyon G. Roland, student Lyon & Gresham, bds 99 Pine Lyon Henry, c, farmer, r rear 104 Oglethorpe Lyon Richard F. (Lyon & Gresham), r 99 Pine
LYON & GRESHAM (R. F. Lyon and T. B. Gresham),
lawyers, 1 i 1 3d, over Central Georgia Bank Lyons John, foreman W. R. Kent, r 204 1st

cAFEE A. HOWELL, engineer C. R. R., r 95 Oak IV1 McAfee Fort W., machinist C. R. R., bds 95 Oak McAfee William J.,clk W. A. Julian & Co., r 117 Cherry McAlpine Henry P., engineer C. R. R., r 61 Oak McAlwee George W., foreman A. Reynolds, r n of New
Houston rd, S. Macon McAndrew William E. (Hill & McAndrew), r 17 Bond McArthur George, c, wks J. S. Schofield, r al rear 207 4th McArthur John, c, lab, r E. Vineville McBowen W. M., wks Bibb Mnfg Co McBride Ebb, c, wks Jaques & Johnson, r 101 Madison
19

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Offers QUICK DISPATCH in FREIGHTS To and from all Points NORTH and EAST.

170

McD

McBride George, c, blacksmith W. R. Kent, r 129 New McBride Thomas, c, butler J. W. Lockett, r rear 47 Orange McBryde James M., Rev., boarding, rear Mercer University McBurney'J. C., bds National Hotel McBurt Major, c, blacksmith, r 2 Forsyth rd, Vineville McCafferty Patrick, sanitary policeman, r 45 Oak McCall Cynthia Y., wid R., r 73 1st McCALLIE ALEXANDER, grocer, produce and com.
mer, 40 Cotton av McCardel Charles, wks M. & B. R. R., bds 375 McIntosh McCardel Josephine, wid Mitchell, r 375 McIntosh McCarthy Benjamin, c, wks S. W. R. R., r Clinton rd, E.
Macon McCarthy George, c, wks J. S. Schofield McCarthy Margaret J., wid M. J., r 56 Washington av McCarthy Toney, c, waiter Lanier House McCarthy William, tutor Pio Nono College McCator Thomas, c, wks Dixie Works McCaw James, blacksmith C. R. R McClelland Frank D., printer Telegraph, bds 46 Plum McClelland Wiley, c, brickmkr, r ws Bay, s of Gilmer McCollum James, c, lab, r Monroe, w of Jones McCombs Augustus, c, bricklayer, r rear 28 Monroe McCombs Emily, c, cook, r 7 Forsyth rd, Vineville McCombs George, c, lab, r al rear 112 3d McCombs Hattie, c, seamstress, r 71 Monroe McCombs Samuel, c, wksW. G. Johnson, r Nixon, E. Vine
ville McConville Thomas, professor Pio Nono College McCoy Samuel, c, brickmkr, r 38 Hazel McCrary Frances, wid J. P., r 76 Plum
McCrary James G., physician, Fort Hill, E. Macon
McCrary Patrick, c, gardener, r Fort Hill, E. Macon McCrary Robert, elk A. A. Subers, r Fort Hill, E. Macon McCullers John T., blacksmith Collins & Winn, r 236 3d McCurdy Calvin Rev., c, pastor Washington av Cold, Presby.
Church, r 31 College McDaniel Isaac A., engineer C. R. R., bds 255 4th McDonald Ann, wid Daniel, r Boundary, n cor McIntosh McDonald Charity Miss, wks Bibb Mufg Co., bds 91 Haw
thorne



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McD

171

McK

McDonald Ella, wid N. A., r 91 Hawthorne McDonald John, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 91 Hawthorne McDonald Peter, c, carpenter, r 8 Spring McDonald Sarah Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 91 Haw
thorne McDonald Thomas, wks Bibb Mnfg, Co., bds 91 Hawthorne McElroy John W., elk J. C. Van Syckel & Co,, bds 180 1st McEvoy Barnard, shoemkr, r Clinton rd, E. Macon McEvoy Edward C., elk, bds 44 College McEvoy Jennie M., wid R. P., r 44 College McEvoy Martha B. Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Clinton rd,
E. Macon McEvoy Mary J. Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Clinton rd,
E. Macon McEvoy Robert P., wks J. W. Burke & Co., bds 44 College McEvoy William, c, bricklayer, r 17 Monroe McGee Anna, c, laundress, r rear 34 4th McGee Christopher, wks J. S. Schofield, r country McGee Frank H., machinist C. R. R., r 43 Elm McGee Nora, c, laundress, r 83 5th McGinty Benjamin F., lumber., r 32 Maple McGinty Perry A., molder Findlay Iron Wks, r 59 Ogle
thorpe McGirrardieu Isaac, c, gasfitter T. J. Carling, r Oak, ne cor
1st McGlone William, engineer, bds 255 4th McGolrick John G., engineer S. W. R. R., r 226 4th McGrath Patrick C., confectioner, 110 3d McGregor Charles, c, carpenter C. R. R., r 112 Bay McGregor James A. Jr., with Nussbaum & Dannenberg, bds
Browns Hotel McGregor John, c, carpenter C. R. R., r 330 McIntosh McGregor William, c, wTks C. R. R., r 112 Bay McGuire John, c, wks J. S. Schofield McHenry Peter, gunsmith, 55 Mulberry McKay Harry M., elk W. A. Juhan & Co., bds 111 Walnut McKay Robert, printer J. W. Burke & Co., r county McKay William Rev., accountant, 155 2d, rill Walnut McKay William Jr., elk E. P. Strong, bds 111 Walnut McKay William H., conductor, r 301 Congress McKelvey Grandison, c, carpenter, r 38 Hawthorne

have Low Rates and Quick Despatch by

McK

172

McW

McKenna Andrew, grocer, 259 4th McKenney Marion, wks Bibb Mnfg Co McKenney Sarah S, wid Joshua, r 123 1st McKenzie Mary E., wid John, r 180 1st McKervey Hugh, shoemkr J. Valentino, r 60 Plum McKevitt Maggie Miss, milliner Newman & Thorner, r ns
New, e of Walnut McKevitt Robert H., molder J. S. Schofield McKinney Aaron, wks Bibb Mnfg Co McKinney Angus, printer Telegraph, r ns 5th, E. Macon McLaren Edward H., elk Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, r Vine-
ville McLaughlin Charles I., elk C. R. R., bds 98 4th McLean Bridget Mrs., grocer, Houston rd, S. Macon McLean Catherine Miss, milliner, bds Houston rd, S. Ma
con McLean Elihu S., with Geo. Beggs, r 154 New McLean Hugh, supt, r 156 New McLean Kate Miss, milliner Newman & Thorner, r S. Ma
con McLear Anderson, wks Bibb Mnfg Co McLendon Thomas C., conductor C. R. R., bds Browns
Hotel McLeod Norman A., carpenter, r 17 Ross McLeod William, trainband S. W. R. R., r 35 Oak McMANTJS JOHN A., ordinary Bibb Co., Court House,
r 44 Pine McManus Leonard, prin North Macon Grammar School, bds
44 Pine McMillan John O., elk J. Rooney, r 34 New McMullin Peter, tailor J. L. Shea, bds 128 New McMurray Mary Mrs., grocer, 19 5th McNabb Lorenzo D., fireman C. R. R McNear Leander, c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Bay, E. Macon McRae Duncan L., elk Tinsley Bro. & Co McSwain John, wks J. E. Ellis McVay John T., pressman A. E. Seifert, r 80 Hawthorne McVay Mary, wid Green, r 80 Hawthorne McWaters Alonzo, fireman, r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon McWaters Virginia, wid Lawson, r Milledgeville rd, E.
Macon

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THE GEORGIA ROAD SLEEPING CARS.

McW

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McWhorter Edward, c, driver T. Guernsey, r rear 151 Mul berry
McWhorter Frank, c, wks R. C. Wilder & Son, r 104 Elm McWhorter George, c, waiter, r Johnston, nr Boundary McWhorter Hall, c, driver, r rear 133 College
McWhorter Hillyer, c, janitor Mercer University, r Orange, nr Cotton av
McWhorter Jesse, c, farmer, Johnston, nr Boundarv McWhorter William, c, porter T. J. Ware, r 28 Hawthorne
McWilliams david r. rev. (j. w. Burke & c0.),
r 117 Walnut
MACBETH JAMES F. (J. F. Macbeth & Son), r Augusta, Ga Macbeth J. F. & Son (J. F. and W. I. Macbeth), mattress
mnfrs, 178 3d
Macbeth William I. (J. F. Macbeth & Son), bds 174 Poplar MacDonell George G. N. Rev., presiding elder Macon dis
trict M. E. Ch. South, r 159 Mulberry MACHOLD CHR,, grocers, liquors, etc., 98 3d and 80
Mulberry, r 72 Mulberry Mack Alfred, elk, bds 154 Mulberry Mack Isaac, c, gasfitter, r rear 208 1st Mack Samuel, c, wks J. L. Cook & Co., r 318 McIntosh Macon Bible Depository, H. L. Jewett, treas ; 150 2d Macon Board of Underwriters, 106 Mulberry
MACON COTTON AND PRODUCE EXCHANGE, W. A. Huff & Co., proprs and managers; 145 3d. (See front cover and p. 79.)
MACON DAILY HERALD, Christian, Sims & Co., pub lishers; 88 2d. (See back fly C.)
MACON GAS LT. & WATER CO., J. M. Boardman, pres; A. E. Boardman, sec and supt; office 106 Mul berry; works 18 and 22 Mulberry
Macon Savings Bank. J. M. Boardman, pres; 110 Mulberry
MACON TELEGRAPH & MESSENGER, Clisby & Jones, proprs; 112 Cherry, cor 2d. (See p. 78.)
MACON & BRUNSWICK RAILROAD COMPANY, Wm. M. Johnston, pres; J. M. Edwards, supt and genl manager; H. M. Drane, G. F., P. & T. agt; offices 5th, bet Bay and Hazel. (See lines and back paster.)

Is via MACON & BRUNSWICK RAIL ROAD CO. and CUMBERLAND ROUTE.

MAO

174

MAR

MACON & AUGUSTA RAILROAD, James Hoge, agent; office 64 6th, cor Poplar. (See top lines.)
Maddox Jeremiah, c, wks C. R. R., r ss Hammond, e of Ash Maddox Robert, c, blacksmith M. Hall, r ss Hammond, e of
Ash Magruder Alexander L. C., physician, 167 2d Mallery Ellen Mrs., with W. A. Julian & Co., r 61 Walnut Mallory David, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Mallory Philip, c, waiter, r 15 College Malone Adam, c, gardener, r 43 Ash Malone Donie, wid James, r 386 McIntosh Mangham Ida, wid T. W., r 63 New Mann J. Edward, elk, bds Browns Hotel Mann Reese, wks Dixie Works Mansfield William H. (W. H. Mansfield & Co.), and dray
master and propr Macon Distillery, r 32 5th MANSFIELD W. H. & CO. (W. H. Mansfield and L. W.
Hollingsworth), coal dealers, foot of Mulberry, s of old Courthouse sq, branch office 84 Mulberry Manson P. F. Mrs., teacher South Macon Grammar School Manuel Beauregard, c, wks E. D. Huguenin, r rear 2 Mag
nolia Margaret Sister, in charge Appleton Church Home Marks John, r 125 1st Marks Sarah J. Mrs., housekeeper Appleton Church Home Marr John W., stock dealer, 30 Plum, bds Browns Hotel Marshall Charles, c, grocer, 2 Vineville rd Marshall Cornelius S., c (Marshall & Jackson), r 314 Mc
Intosh Marshall Jacob, c, wood sawyer, r rear 16 Monroe Marshall Orpha, wid B. S., r 243 2d Marshall & Jackson, c (C. S. Marshall and W. M. Jackson),
grocers, 314 McIntosh Marshburn Nicholas, elk Coleman & Newsom, bds 180
Poplar Marshburn Virgil O., elk G. Nussbaum, bds 180 Poplar Martin Isaac, c, lab, r rear 7 Maple Martin John, grocer, r 23 Cherry Martin John E., trav agt, r 128 Cherry Martin Katie, wid Joel, r 170 Mulberry Martin Sarah, wid Jeremiah, r rear 28 Johnston

SPEED, COMFORT gSSTbSS:

MAR

175

MAT

Martin Sylvester F., c, wks Jones & Underwood Marx Peter (Croraeline & Co.), bds Lanier House Mason Daniel, lab, r Collins al, E. Macon Mason James R., elk Browns Hotel Mason Mary E. Miss, art dept Wesleyan Female College,
bds 13 Magnolia Mason Thomas W. Mrs., r 13 Magnolia Mason William Jr., with Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, bds
Lanier House Masonic Temple, 5J Cotton av Masonic Hall, 92 Mulberry
Massenburg Charles B., with Rankin, Massenburg & Co., bds 41 Spring
Massenburg Thomas L. (Rankin, Massenburg & Co.), r 41 Spring
Massenburg William, farmer, bds 41 Spring Massenburg William Jr., elk, r 52 Walnut Massett Jerre, fireman M. & B. R. R Massey Lemon, c, blacksmith, 76 5th, E. Macon Massey Nancy D., wid W. T., r Centre, E. Macon Massey Scott, c, carpenter, r 154 Hazel Massey Willis, c, wks Mrs. M. E. Denson Masterson Clement, blacksmith, 80 3d, r 60 Walnut Masterson Joseph, student, bds 60 Walnut Mathews Albert, barkpr L. C. Ricks, r 5th, nw cor Oak Mathews Ann, wid Edward, r 76 Orange Mathews Asa F., molder C. R. R., r n of Houston rd, S.
Macon Mathews Charles, policeman, City Hall Mathews Fannie Miss, dressmkr, bds 76 Orange Mathews James B., painter C. R. R., r n of Houston rd,
S. Macon
Mathews William, wks Dixie Works, bds 76 Orange Mathews William G., wks C. R. R., r 33 Johnston" Matthews Albert, c, gardener, r 43 Poplar Matthews Alexander, r 35 Pine
Matthews Allen R., elk, Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 297 Congress Matthews Anthony, c, carpenter, r rear 117 Walnut Matthews Burrell T., c, carpenter, r 27 Spring Matthews Daniel N., engineer C. R. R., r 60 Elm Matthews Henry D., trav agt, r 121 Walnut

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MAT

176

MAY

Matthews Jackson, c, brickmkr, r 102 Bay Matthews Jackson, c, chair repairer, rrear 86 Spring Matthews James T., engineer, r 129 5th Matthews John, c, candymkr C. C. Smith, r al rear 50 Cot
ton av Matthews J. R., engineer C. R. R., r 266 Congress Matthews Laura Miss, dressmkr, bds 76 Orange Matthews Louis, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Matthews Margaret A., wid Cornelius, r 60 Elm Matthews Martha A., wid William, r 297 Congress Matthews Sarah, wid Harris, r Higgins, sw of 5th, E. Macon Matthews Walter, c, wks L. J. Shapleigh, r rear 86 Spring Matthews William S., elk M. & B. R. R., bds 297 Congress Matthews Worley, c, lab, r Bishops Row, S. Macon Matthewson Benjamin, c, brickmkr, r 20 5th, E. Macon Matthewson Edward, c, farmer, r 20 5th, E. Macon Mattox Leroy, c, pedler, r 18 Maple Mattson A. A., elk, r 119 4th Man T., tailor, bds Stubblefield House Mauinenee Alfred N., jeweler, 183 4th, r 213 3d Maund John W., c, driver T. Wood, r 149 Mulberry Maxwain Mahala Mrs., seamstress, r 343 McIntosh Maxwell Alexander, c, waiter Browns Hotel Maxwell James, c, wks Dixie Works Maxwell Lewis J., opr W. U. Tel. Co., Browns Hotel May Ann Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 21 Wharf May Champion, c, waiter D. Daly, r rear 56 Washington av May Commer, watchman, r 21 Wharf May George, c, butcher G. H. Davis & Co., r 9 Forsyth rd,
Vineville May James A., machinist J. S. Schofield, r 217 3d, May James T. (R. H. May & Co.), r Augusta, Ga May Mary Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co May Robert H. (R. H. May & Co.), r Augusta, Ga
MAY ROBERT H. & CO. (R. H. May, A. R. Good year, J. T. May and S. S. Parmelee), carriages, harness and wagons, 116 and 118 Cherry
Mayfield David, c, wks J. L. Cook & Co., r ws Tupelo, s of Hammond
Mayo Peter, c, bricklayer, r 19 Pine Mayr Julius C., elk R. L. Henry, r 1st, se cor Plum

MEA

177

MIL

Means William, c, porter Wesleyan Female College, r rear 61 Madison
Medical College 59 and 61 Mulberry Megratli Noah A., liquor, 56 Poplar, r u of New Houston
rd, S. Macon Meister Robert, wks R. C. Wilder & Son, r n of New Hous
ton rd, S. Macon Melrose Alexander, elk C. R. R. cotton yard, r country Melton James, c, wks Dixie Works, r 76 Wharf Melton Stephen H., with F. Corput, bds Browns Hotel Melvin John, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Menard Alexander A., druggist, 210 4th, r 79 4th Menard Victor A., elk A. A. Menard, bds 79 4th Mercer University, Rev. A. J. Battle, D. D., pres; Ash, opp
Tatnall sq Mercerian, 146 2d Meriwether Samuel, c, wksC. R. R., r north end Monroe Merkel Louis, baker, 96 Cherry Merrill Eliza Miss, teacher Central High School Merritt Samuel B., carpenter J. E. Ellis, r 107 Walnut METTATJER HENRY A., physician, 80 Cherry, cor 3d Meyers Jeremiah, c, carpenter, r es Forsyth, s of limits, Meyers Julius, butcher, bds 190 1st Michael Benjamin, drayman, r 233 3d Michael Isaac, with Nussbaum & Danuenberg, r 233 3d Middlebrooks Harper, c, shoemkr, New Houston rd, S. Ma
con Middleton Peter, c, gardener, r 11 Maple Miles Jackson, carpenter, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Miller Andrew, c, woodsawyer, r rear 22 Monroe Miller Ella Miss, dressmkr, bds 51 Walnut Miller Fortune, c, brickcarrier, r ws Hazel, s of Hammond Miller Milton, c, waiter Browns Hotel, r 91 Pine Miller Richard, c, waiter Browns Hotel, r es Forsyth, s of
limits Miller Thomas, c, lab, r rear 57 Plum Millirons Caroline D., wid John, r 23 Arch Millirous Charles, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 23 Arch Millirons John, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 23 Arch Mills Anna A. Miss, school, 53 Orange, r College, cor Mag
nolia 20

MIL

OFFERS LOW FREIGHT RATES
To and from all Points NORTH and EAST.

178

MOA

Mills Freeman W., boilermkr C. R. R., r Centre, E. Ma con
Mills Jacob, c, lab, r Centre, E. Macon Mills Mary, wid William, r Centre, E. Macon Milne James, elk, r 124 Cherry Milner Charles, c, mattress mkr, r 11 Poplar Milton James, c, wks Dixie Works Mims Henry, c, farmer, r Centre, E. Macon Mims Jackson, c, farmer, r Garden, nr 3d, E. Macon Mims John, c, wks C. R. R., r es Hazel, s of Hammond Mims Lewis, c, driver Mrs. M. E. Lamar, r 113 Forsyth rd,
Vineville Mims Maria, wid Henry, r 216 1st Mims Wyatt, c, porter Bernd Bros Minger Thomas, c, lab, r 91 Hazel Minor Ann C. Mad., r 64 6th Minor Doctor, c, waiter J. H. & T. M. Benner Minton John F., elk Exchange Bank, r 303 Troup Missionary Baptist Ch., ss New Houston rd, S. Macon Mitchell Addison W., engineer C. R. R., r 48 Elm Mitchell Allen c, driver C. A. Sindall, r rear 31 Bass Mitchell Annie, c, laundress, r 26 New Mitchell Augustus, c, wks C. R. R., r 24 Cherry Mitchell David, c, porter Browns Hotel, r al rear 207 4th Mitchell Edgar P., bkkpr Carhart & Curd, r 2d, nw cor
Plum Mitchell James E., brickmkr, r 386 McIntosh Mitchell Lafayette, c, farmer, r ws Boundary, n of Elbert Mitchell Laura B., wid H. J., r ns Hammond, e of Hazel Mitchell Lewis, c, driver E. Prices Sons, r Tatnall sq Mitchell Obed, c, bricklayer, r rear 86 Spring Mitchell Robert G., r 48 Elm Mitchell Thomas J., machinist, bds 302 4th Mitchell Trusty, c, wks Hardeman & Gibson Mitchell William D., engineer C. R. R Mix Albert (Mix & Kirtland), r 63 Walnut Mix Harry C., elk Mix & Kirtland, bds 63 Walnut MIX & KIRTLAND (Alb ert Mix and Erastus Kirtland),
boots and shoes, 3 Cotton av and 132 3d Moates William M., shoemkr, r ns Fovsyth, w of Monroe

Take the GA. RAILROAD,

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Moghon Goodin, c, porter W. A. Julian & Co., r rear 87 Plum
Moody Sobert, blacksmith C. R. R Moon Emma, c, cook, r 5 Wharf Moore Augustus, wks C. R. R., r n of Houston rd, S. Ma
con Moore Benjamin F., elk R. T. Christian & Bro., bds 70 5th,
E. Macon Moore Bostick, c, gardener, r rear 44 Oak Moore Boss, c, driver Geo. T. Rogers' Sons, r 201 3d Moore Charles, c, blacksmith, 160 4th, r Yineville Moore Charles E., c, wks P. O. Holt, r rear 24 Spring Moore Davis, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Moore Emma Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Higgins, sw of 5th,
E. Macon Moore George, messenger Sou. Ex. Co., bds 69 Plum Moore George, c, bricklayer C. R. R., r 11 Poplar Moore James, c, bootblack M. Loh, r ns Columbus, w of
Short Moore James, bailiff Superior Court, r Columbus rd Moore John, c, well digger, r ns Columbus, w of Short Moore Louisa D. Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Higgins, sw of
5th, E. Macon
Moore Martha Miss, wks Bibb Mugf Co., r Higgins, sw of 5th, E. Macon
Moore Mary Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Higgins, sw of 5th, E. Macon
Moore Matthew, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Moore Napoleon B., collector Singer Mnfg Co., r 82 2d Moore Nathan, c, carpenter, r 20 Monroe Moore Patience B. Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Higgins, sw
of 5th, E. Macon Moore Peyton E., bds 255 4th Moore Peyton E. Jr., mail agt, bds Stubblefield House Moore Priest, c, farmer, r 185 Elbert Moore Primus, c, bricklayer, r rear 24 Spring Moore Reuben H., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Higgins, sw of 5th,
E. Macon
Moore Sarah Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Higgins, sw of 5th, E. Macon
Moore Seldon, c, wks E. Crockett & Sons, r 115 Bay

and CUMBERLAND ROUTE
Best Line to all Points in Florida.

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Moore Warren, c, r 213 3d Moore Warren Jr., c, waiter W. H. Ross, r rear 78 Washing
ton av Moore William T., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Higgins, sw of
5th, E. Macon Moreland Enoch, c, wks Wolff & Bro., r rear 57 Walnut Moreland James, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E. Macon Moreland Owen, c, drayman, r 237 2d Moreland Tina Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Morgan Annie, wid W. T., r 207 1st Morgan George W., elk G. Nussbaum, r 75 2d Morgan Henry B., elk W. A. Huff & Co., bds Lanier House Morgan James, machinist C. R. R., bds 255 4th Morgan James W., wks S. W. R. R., bds 35 Oak Morgan Pringle, student, bds 62 Walnut Morgan Thomas N., elk G. S. Obear, bds 207 1st Morgan William, elk, bds 207 1st Morman John, elk, r es Forsyth, s of limits Morrell Alfred, c, ltackman, r 56 6th Morrell C. C. Mrs., domestic Dept Wesleyan Female College Morrell Mitchell T., c, elk T. Smith, r 178 Hammond Morrill Charles W., harness mkr Bernd Bros., r 61 3d Morris Alexander, c, lab, r 103 Wharf Morris Alexander H., opr W. U. Tel. Co., r 168 New Morris Charles, wks C. R. R., bds 75 Plum Morris Charlton M., r 75 Plum Morris David, c, brickmkr, r 26 Jefferson Morris George, c, wks Dixie Works, r ws Monroe, s of Jones Morris Jackson, c, drayman, r wss Monroe, s of Jones Morris James, c, gardener, r 25 Vineville rd Morris Jesse, c, butler L. A. Jordan, r rear 61 College Morris John, c, carpenter, r 154J Hazel Morris John, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Morris John C., conductor, r 168 New Morris Joseph, c, bricklayer, r 30 Monroe Morris Major, c, carpenter, r 11 Arch Morris Moses J., elk, r 86 4th Morris M. Isaac, elk D. J. Baer, r 219 3d Morris Obed N., fireman C. R. R., r Houston rd, S. Macon Morris Richard, farmer, c, r 272 Congress Morris Rosanna, wks Bibb Mnfg Co

QITTP Vnill1 T?T)Tj1Tn TTrp west and South-west, via the
Onii lUlll'inMUIU GEORGIA road fast freight line.

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Morris Sailie, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Morris Theodore, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Morrison Charles, c, bricklayer, r 129 New Morrissey Thomas, wks Dixie Works, r Forsyth rd, s of limits Morse M. Fillmore, agt Sou. News Co. and restaurant, Union
Depot, r 70 Walnut Moseley Frank H., policeman, bds 272 4th Moseley Langston, c, haekman, r rear head of Poplar Moses David, elk A. Binswanger, bds 33 Cherry Moses Isaac, pedler, 55 Cherry Moses Morris, cigar mkr N. A. Gans, r 55 Cherry Moss J. A., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 180 1st Mounds Lemuel, c, driver Burr Brown, r 90 Poplar Mount de Sales Academy, 119 Orange Moye Lucius, printer Herald, bds 167 2d Mozo George D., elk Jones & Cook, bds 159 Poplar Mulberry St. M. E. Church, 145 Mulberry Mulligan Edward A., molder, r 15 Maple Mulligan Margaret A., wid E. A., r 15 Maple Mulloy Mary Mrs., grocer, 371 McIntosh Munch Adam, carpenter, r 7 New Munch Albert, carpenter Dixie Works, r 7 New Munch Charles, carpenter J. E. Ellis, r 7 New Munger James, c, drayman, r Bay, ne of 5th, E. Macon Munroe Alexander, c, farmer, r 23 Walnut Muuroe Nathan C., with Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, r 231 2d Munson Alfred, engineer C. R. R Murphy Caroline, wid John, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Murphy John, wks C. R. R., r Bay, n of 5th, E. Macon Murphy Michael, conductor, bds ws Ash, 3d s of Troup Murphy Patrick, policeman, r ws Ash, 3d s of Troup Murphy Timothy, conductor, bds ws Ash, 3d s of Troup Murray James D., grocer, New Houston rd, S. Macon, r 31
Georgia av Murray Lovick P., grocer, 216 3d Murray Richard, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Myers James J., fireman J. E. Ellis, r Centre, E. Macon Myers Mary, c, laundress, r 8 Magnolia
Myers William A., machinist J.E. Ellis, r Centre, E. Macon My rick Alfred, c, lab, r 196 3d My rick William K., grocer, Gilmer, opp Hazel

imml fLUlllM. nun HIT A PF HPI/F^P via Macon& Brunswick R.R. Co. and T?T flTJTTl H iMUl) CUMBERLAND ROUTE, to and from

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NAGEL LOUISA E. Ml'S., teacher S. Macon Colored

School, r 87 Oak

Napier Darwin, c, wks C. R. R., r 98 Bay

Napier Georgia Miss, wks Bibb MnfgCo., bds 92 Oglethorpe

Napier Henry, c, blacksmith, r 118 Bay

Napier Jane E., wid Skelton, r 153 Forsyth rd, Vine-

ville

Napier Joseph H., elk Smith & Iverson

Napier Michael, c, barber Browns Hotel, r 139 Oglethorpe

Napier Orry Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 92 Oglethorpe

Napier Perdue, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 92 Oglethorpe

Napier Samuel, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 92 Oglethorpe

Nathans Alexander H., carpenter, r 48 Cherry-

National Bell Telephone Co., 86 Mulberry

National Hotel, Mrs. W. F. Brown, propr; 169 4th

Neal Eatonton, c, painter, r 6 Maple

Neal John H., butcher, bds 110 Oglethorpe

Neal Lascar, c, lab, r 6 Maple

Neal Washington, c, painter, r 6 Maple

Neel Flavius N., wks S. W. R. R., r Houston rd, S. Macon

Neel Jasper P., elk A. Daus, r 46 Oak

Neese Cecelia J., wid J. L., r 205 Elbert

Nelligan Dennis, with S. T. Coleman & Co., r 46 Johnston

Nelligan Mary C., wid Dennis, r 46 Johnston

Nelson Frank, elk W. T. Shinholser, bds 255 4th

Nelson George, c, lab, r rear 215 4th

Nelson James B., trav agt, r Flanders al, E. Macon

Nelson John A., cotton warehouse, r Boundary, E. Macon

Nelson John I., fireman M. & B. R. R., r E. Macon

Nelson Louis, carrier P. 0., r 178 3d

Nelson Walter, al rear 176 3d, bds 44 Oak

Nelson William J. (Sanders & Nelson), r 33 4th

Nelson William T., r 178 3d

Newman Elisha M., physician, r 27 Oak

Newman James H., prof music Wesleyan Female College, r

126 Madison

Newman Louis (Newman & Thorner), bds Binswanger House

Newman Martin, baker A. Kreutz, bds 73 Cotton av

Newman & Thorner (L. Newman and I. Thorner), fancy

goods and notions, 99 Cherry

Newsom Augustus T. (Coleman & Newsom), r 71 New

Newsom Henry, c, gardener C. H. Rogers, r rear 147 For

syth rd, Vineville

Newsom Isaiah, c, wks C. R. R., r Elbert, cor Ash

Newton Amos, c, lab, r 44 2d

Newton Charles W., binder J. W. Burke & Co., r 59 Oak

Newton John W., grocer, Milledgeville rd, e of limits, E.

Macon

Nisbet Eugenius A., elk W. A. Julian & Co., r 12 Georgia av

Nisbet Eugenius A. Jr., student, bds 12 Georgia av

NISBET JAMES T., lawyer, 108 Cherry, r 10 Georgia av

Nisbet Junius W., lawyer, 1 Cotton av, r 108 Cherry

Nisbet Mary Miss, bds 96 Orange

Nisbet Mary C., wid T. C., r 139 Orange

Nisbit Robert A., lawyer, 1 Cotton av, r 39 Orange

Nisbit William, c, woodcutter, r Bay, nw of 5th, E. Macon

Nixon Amelia, c, laundress, r Nixon, E. Vineville

Nixon David, c, barber and saloon, 261 4th, r 217 4th

Nixon David, c, butcher, r Hospital, E. Vineville

Nixon George, c, hackman, r Jefferson, E. Vineville

Nixon Gilbert, c, porter M. Fitzgerald, r 52 6th

Nixon John, c, porter A. .). Smith, r Hospital, E. Vineville

Nixon Kent, c, porter S. T. Coleman & Co., r Nixon, E. Vineville

I

Nixon Laura, c, laundres, r Garden, E. Macon

Nixson Wesley, c, woodsawyer, r 165 Elbert

Nixon West, c, basketmkr, r Garden, E. Macon

Nixon William, c, driver Mrs Kennedy, r 10 Magnolia

Noles Louise, wid J. E., r 24 5th

Noone Anna M. Mrs., grocer, 66 Mulberry

Noone John, elk, bds 66 Mulberry

Norman Elijah, wks Bibb Mnfg Co

Norman James S., grocer, 340 McIntosh

Norris Elihu, wks Bibb Mnfg Co

Norris Frank, c, wks W. B. Johnston, r 20 Spring

Norris James R., wks S. W. R. R., bds es Ash 1st, s of rlnroup

Norris John F., wks S. W. R. R., r es Ash, 1st, s of Troup

Norris Sarah A., wid E. T., r es Ash, lsts of Troup

Nort John, fireman C. R. R

North Henry M., draymaster M. & A. R. R., r 8 Johnston

North Macon Colored School, 39 Monroe

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Ship by MACON & BRUNSWICK R, R.CO.

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North Macon Grammar School, Orange, head of High Northing Cary, c, painter W. W. Windham, r country Nott Thomas, c, driver H. M. Taylor, r 15 Arch Nottingham John J., bkkpr, r 121 Forsyth rd, Vineville Nottingham Robert V., elk T. W. Ellis, r 123 Cherry Nottingham William F., elk D. H. Howes, r 160 2d Nunn John, elk, bds 255 4th Nussbaum Gus, clothing, 130 3d, bds Browns Hotel Nussbaum Myron (Nussbaum & Dannenberg), r 77 Plum NUSSBAUM & DANNENBERG (M. Nussbaum and
J. Dannenberg), whol dry goods and notions, 126 and 128
3d Nutting Charles A., r 139 College Nutting Charles M., elk J. W. Rice & Co., bds 139 College
O'BRIEN GEORGE, tutor Pio Nono College O'Brien John R., engineer C. R. R., bds 255 4th O'Brien John, engineer, r 35 Oak O'Brien Margaret J., wid James, r342 McIntosh O'Brien Thomas, fireman C. R. R., r 75 Cotton av O'CONNELL EDWARD, groceries and liquors, 64 Mul
berry O'Connell Julia, wks Bibb Mnfg Co O'Connell Magie Miss, with J. H. & T. M. Benner, r E. Ma-
con ijL O'Connw-Cornelius, gardener r es Bay, n of 5th, E. Macon O'Connor Edward, student, r es Bay, n of 5th, E. Macon O'Connor Thomas, tailor, r Collins al, E. Macon O'Hanlon Terrence, mail agt, r 75 4th O'Hara John, grocer, 378 McIntosh, bds Houston rd, S.
Macon O'Hara Michael (M. O'Hara & Bro.), r Houston rd, S. Macon O'Hara M. & Bro. (M. and T. M, O'PIara), grocers, 315 Mc
Intosh O'Hara Patrick, wks M. & B. R. R., r Houston rd, S. Macon O'Hara Thomas M. (M. O'Hara & Bro.), r Houston rd, S.
Macon O'Meara Lillie Miss, with Mrs. A. Bulkley, r 177 2d O'Neal Ollie, c, laundress, r al e of Pine, n of 3d O'Neal Roderick, c, drayman, r Jefferson, E. Vineville

TEROUGH CARS, THROUGH RATES, EAST TIME, via tie Qeorgia Road Fast Freight Fine.

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OAK RIDGE CEMETERY, entrance from east end of

Madison

OBEAR GEORGE S., sec. Cotton States Life Ins. Co., 109

Mulberry, and stoves, tinware, china, glass and housefur

nishing, 110 Cherry, r 45 College. (See back cover.)

Ocmulgee Fire Co., No. 2, 1st, cor Poplar

Odd Fellows Hall, 1 Cotton av

Odom Charles, wks S. W. R. R., r Houston rd, S. Macon

Odom George, wks C. R. R., bds 54 Oak

Odom John T., trimmer Collins & Winn

Ogden J. Monroe (Turpin & Ogden), r 11 Georgia av

Ohlman Benjamin, clothing, 185 4th, r 116 New

Oldman Julius, elk B. Ohlman, bds 116 New

Old Cemetery, ws Cherry, bet 6th and 7th

Oliver Charles, c, wks J. S. Schofield, r 38 Cherry

Oliver Ephraim, c, lab, r Flanders al, E. Macon

Oliver Frances, c, laundress, r 255 2d

Oliver Henry E., elk J. C. Van Syckel & Co., r 18 High

Oliver Hugh M., elk H. B. Erminger, bds 226 2d

Oliver Jane, c, laundress, r Collins al, E. Macon

Oliver Jane F., wid G. F., r 226 2d

Oliver Osce, elk, bds 226 2d

Opry Sarah Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 84 Oglethorpe

Opry Susan Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 84 Oglethorpe

Orr Andrew J., elk Carhart & Curd, r 18 High

Osborne Keith, c, lunch room, 21 Pine, r 45 Pine

Osterman Oscar, cigar mkr N. A. Gans

Osterman William, cigar mkr N. A. Gans

Otto Julius H., watchmkr, 103 Cherry, r 139 New

Otto Julius H. Jr., elk, bds 139 New

Outler Jane A., wid R. A., r 13 Maple

Ouzts Benjamin, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 92 Oglethorpe

Ouzts Elizabeth E. Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 92 Ogle

thorpe

Ouzts Mary Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 92 Oglethorpe

Ouzts Mary Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 92 Oglethorpe

Ouzts Orrie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 92 Oglethorpe

Overstreet Richard, c, porter Sou. Ex. Co

Owens Abner J., carpenter Dixie Works, r 35 1st

Owens Alexander J., watchman M. & B. R. R., r Houston

rd, S. Macon

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Offers QUICK DISPATCH in FREIGHTS , To and from all Points NORTH and EAST,

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Owens Anderson, c, butcher, r 11 Arch Owens Harrison, c, lab, r 146J Hazel Owens Henry D., elk Sou. Ex. Co., r 176 4th Owens John, c, waiter, r 12 Spring Owens Jordon, c, drayman, r 11 Forsyth rd, Vineville Owens Merritt, c, pedler, r 314 McIntosh Owsley Edward, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 332 McIntosh
PACE JULIA G., wid W. H., r 43 Elm Pace Merideth N., conductor, r Boundary, E. Macon Pace Thomas, c, bricklayer, r 27 Monroe Pair J. Henry, engineer, M. & B. R. R., r 341 McIntosh Palethorpe Hamilton L., train hand S. W. R. R., r 35 Wal
nut Palethorpe James, elk, r 42 Cherry Palmer Fannie M., wid Samuel B., r 9 High Palmer George, c, butcher R. L. Henry, r 38 Hawthorne Palmer John T., with S. T. Coleman & Co., r 197 1st Palmer Susanna, wid Thomas, r 120 Oglethorpe Palmer William D., cotton broker, 113 3d, bds Browns Hotel Pantone Antoine, carpenter T. Guernsey, r 33 Walnut Papy Joseph B. (F. L. Henry & Co.), r 94 Pine Parham Annie E. Mrs., dressmkr, bds 78 Hawthorne PARK ROBERT E., agt Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor & Co.,
146 2d, r 43 Orange Parker Cicero L., wks C. R. R., r n of Houston rd, S. Macon Parker George, c, farmer, r 22 Monroe Parker Martha J., wik W. B., r 103 Forsyth rd, Vineville Parker Thaddeus C., elk J. W. Burke & Co., bds National
Hotel Parker Walter, elk L. D. Rogers, bds 53 Walnut Parker William, wks M. & B. R. R., r ss M. & W. R. R.,
1st w of Oglethorpe Parker William W., r 103 Forsyth rd, Vineville Parks Celia V., wid John, bds 134 Oglethorpe Parks Henry, foreman J. S. Schofield, r 41 Pine Parks Jordan, c, shoemkr, 125 Cotton av, r 25 Monroe Parks Major, c, waiter E. Isaacs, r 38 Hazel Parks Rebecca, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Parks Sanders, c, bricklayer, r 115 Bay Parks Willis, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 30 5th, E. Macon

SHIP Your COTTON East,via tlvo Georgia Boad FAST FREIGHT LINE.

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Parks Zack B., printer Telegraph, r 134 Oglethorpe Parmelee Samuel S. (R. H. May & Co.), r 36 New Parsons D. Essex, harnessmkr Bernd Bros., bds 167 2d Parsons Harriet Lwid J. W., r 17 Calhoun Paschall Lafayette, c, wks C. R. R., r Hazel, s of Bass Paschall Rafe, c, bricklayer C. R. R Patrick Frank, c, driver A. McKenna, r 264 Congress Patterson Abe, c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Patterson John W., dep bailiff County Court, r 82 Mulberry Patterson Robert M. Dr., r 37 Orange PATTERSON ROBERT WESTON, lawyer, 152 2d, r
111 Mulberry Patterson William, farmer, r 171 Cotton av Payne Charles, c, wood cutter, r 274 Congress PAYNE GEORGE, druggist, 1 Cotton av, r 39 new.
(See front fly A.)
Payne George F., with G. Payne, bds 39 New Payne Isaac, wood worker, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Payne William S., with G. Payne, r 38 Orange Payton John, wks C. R. R., r 72 Mulberry
Payton John B., boilermkr M. & B. R. R., r n of Houston rd, S. Macon
Payton Maria Mrs., r 72 Mulberry Payton Patrick, grocer, 62 Mulberry
Payton William R., fireman C. R. R., r 72 Mulberry Peacock Charles F., carpenter C. R. R., r New Houston rd,
S. Macon
Pearson John W., confectionery, 146 1st, r 87 Oak Peats Beman, c, welldigger, r Houston rd, S. Macon Peck John, c, helper J. Goodwin, r Bay, nw of 5th, E. Macon Peeples George, tinner T. J. Carling, r 46 Plum Peevy Jacob J., tinner T. J. Carling, r 32 Oglethorpe Peevy Joseph, wks M. & B. R. R., r Houston rd, S. Macon Peevy Joseph V., driver, r Houston rd, S. Macon Penney Mnxaarioshuaalul,, wvv xkvso C. iRv.. -RLL..,j ri HiiuouuosltUolnl IrU d,j kSJ.. lMVjLadc.Lo.UnIl PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL WORKS, Jes-
sop & Smith, managers ; 141 3d. (See front cover.) Pepper George, c, hostler, r rear 42 4th
Pepper Howard, c, porter L. W. Hunt, r Jefferson, E. Vineville
Pepper James, c. farmer, r n of limits, E. Macon

Quietest Ronte to Floriia Is via MACON & BRUNSWICK RAIL ROAD CO. and CUMBEELASTD ROUTE.

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Pepper Richard, c carpenter J. E. Ellis, r Jefferson, E. Vineville
Perkins Drury F., machinist Findlay Iron Works, r 113 Ogle thorpe
Perkins Enos, c, lab, r 157 4th Perkins Martin, c, wks Macon Gas & Water Co., r 5 Cherry Perkins Peter M., c, saloon, 78 Mulberry, r 72 Mulberry Perkins Walker G., c, barkpr P. M. Perkins, r 72 Mul
berry Perkins Ward, c, barber W. Braswell Perkins Wesley, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r es Forsyth, s of
limits Perkins W. L., conductor M. & A. R. R., bds National
Hotel Perry Eldridge M., elk, bds 167 2d Perry James M., elk, bds National Hotel Perryman Colonel, c, waiter T. G. Holt, r 8 Forsyth rd,
Vineville Perryman Major, c, waiter, r 4 Forsyth rd, Vineville
PESCHKE ERNEST, watckmkr, jeweler and optician, 102
2d, r 86 Mulberry. (See p. 80.) Peter Henry J., state and county tax collector, 95 2d, r 39
College Peter Julius, r 39 College Peter William, c, waiter, r rear 39 College Peters Anderson, c, drayman, r Holmes, E. Vineville Peters George, c, brickmkr, r es Hazel, s of Hammond Peters Jacob, c, wks C. R. R., r 110 Bay Peters J. Dilliard, c, porter Sleeping Car Co., r 205 3d Peters Mollie, c, stewardess S. W. R. R Peters Thomas R., elk Browns Hotel Pettey John L., carpenter M. & B. R. R., r 22 Ross Pettey Seth D., harnessmkr Bernd Bros., r 22 Ross Pettis Henry J., elk T. H. Harris, r 68 Cherry Peyser Marcus, cigars and tobacco, 181 4th, r 34 Pine Peyser Morris, with M. Peyser, bds 34 Pine Peyton Charles, c, waiter Browns Hotel Pfenning Charles, watckmkr Wing & Solomon, r 117 Cherry Phillips Amanda Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Phillips Anderson, c, wks G. B. Dettre, r 146 Hazel Phillips Anthony, c, gardener, r 146 Hazel

Has the Only GRAIN ELEVATOR
In tile Soutli Atlantic States

Phillips Charles T., c, porter Sou. Ry. & S.S. Assn, r Arch,

cor 3d

'

Phillips Dana Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 62 Oglethorpe

Phillips Elizabeth, wid William, r 7 Maple

Phillips Fannie Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co. r 62 Oglethorpe

Phillips Franklin, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 62 Oglethorpe

Phillips George, c, porter W. & E. P. Taylor

Phillips Jackson, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 62 Oglethorpe Phillips John, c, waiter J. Hoge, r rear 3 High

Phillips John P., grocer, Houston rd, sw cor Boundary

Phillips La Fayette, c, switchman M. & A. R. R

Phillips Marlborough, c, mattress mks, r 55 5th, E. Macon

Phillips Martha, c, laundress, r Garden, E. Macon

Phillips Robert, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 146 Hazel

Phillips Sarah H. Mrs., boarding, 23 Mulberry

Phillips Solomon, farmer, r Garden, nr 3d, E. Macon

Phillips Starling, c, porter Tinsley, Bro. & Co., r 69 Madi son.

Phillips Thomas E., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 62 Oglethorpe Phillips William, farmer, r 7 Maple

Phillips William, harness mkr Bernd Bros

Phillips William, molder J. S. Schofield, bds 46 Plum

Phillips W. Rayburn, stock yard, 61 and 63 Poplar, r Gar den, nr 3d, E. Macon

Phoenix John, c, wood worker W. W. Windham, r Collins al, E. Macon

Pickard Benjamin, messenger Sou. Ex. Co., bds 69 Plum

Pickens Charles, c, lab, r ss Hammond, w of Hazel

Pickens Mack, c, driver, r 335 McIntosh

Pickett John, c, carpenter, r 10 Maple

Pierce Ada Mad., r 110 5th

Pierce Amy, c, laundress, r 90 5th

Pierce Henry, wks Bibb Mnfg Co

Pierce Martha Mrs., seamstress, r 197 Elbert

Pierce Patrick H. C., carrier Post Office, r 15 5th

Pierce Thomas, wks C. R. R., r 15 5th

Pierson Ingram, c, carpenter, r E. Vineville

Pigman Mary, wid W. P., r 169 Poplar

Pigman William A., elk Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, r 169 Poplar

Pike Lewis B., r 17 Magnolia

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MUM UJImIMU nllDlt MnoT pnmiimnTP dmitf To and from FL0RIDA isvia Macon & Brunswick Rail RoadCo. and Cumberland Route.

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PIO NONO COLLEGE, Rt Rev. Wm. H. Gross, pres;
Forsyth rd, 2 miles from Court House. (See back of title.)
Pittman Peter, c, r \vs Tupelo, s of Hammond Pittman Reuben, c, driver Burr Brown, r 111 Cotton av Pittmau Theodore B., wks M. &. B. R. R., r Houston rd, S.
Macon Pitts Green, c, driver G. W. Burr, r rear 33 Orange
Pitts Henry, c, wks L. N. Whittle Pitts Julius, c, bricklayer, r 18 Hazel Pitts Lucy C., wid John, r 120 Madison Pitts Walter, c, driver, r Jefferson, E. Vineville Plant George H. (English, Huguenin & Co.), r 41 New
PLANT I. C. (I. C. Plant & Son), and pres First Nat.
Bank, r 41 New
PLANT I. C. & SON (I. C. and R. H. Plant), bankers and brokers, and agts LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INS. CO. of. Eng., 115 Cherry. (See
fly B.)
PLANT ROBERT H. (I. C. Plant & Son), agt NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INS. CO. of Eng.,
r 42 New Plant Sarah M., widT. H., r 78 1st Pleasant Hill Church, c, E. Vineville Plenty Peter, c, wks Dixie Works Plew J. H., pattern mkr C. R. R Plunkett John, mattress mkr, r 88 Oglethorpe Plunkett Joseph R., carpenter C. R. R., r New Houston rd,
S. Macon Plunkett Mary Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 88 Oglethorpe Plunkett Susan Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 88 Oglethorpe
Plunkett S. Pierce, elk, bds 88 Oglethorpe
POE EDMOND S., bkkpr J. W. Rice & Co., r 179 Poplar
Poe Selina S., wid Washington, r 179 Poplar Poe Washington Jr., with M. & B. R. R., r 179 Poplar Poe William A., justice of peace and lawyer, 86 Cherry, r 179
Poplar Polk James, c, gardener, r 95 Hazel Polk Simon, c, lab, r rear 137 Mulberry Pollard Alexander, c, waiter Browns Hotel Pollard George, engineer, bds 255 4th
Pollard Henry, c, wks C. R. R., r 28 5th

Pollock Moses B., watchmkr, 33 5th
Ponder Abraham, c, carpenter C. R. R., r 113 Bay Poole F. Clarence, painter I. H. Poole, bds 45 Orange Poole George, c, wks T. Guernsey, r 89 Hazel Poole Isaac, wks Findlay Iron Works POOLE ISAIAH H., house and sign painter, 136
r 45 Orange. (Seep. 74.)
Poole John J., pressman J. W. Burke & Co., bds 28 Oak POOLE JONATHAN H., plumber and gasfitter, 136 4th,
r 45 Orange. (See p. 74.) Poole Robert F., engineer C. R. R Poole Samuel B., plumber J. H. Poole, bds 45 Orange Pope Charles, c, cook, r 379 McIntosh Pope Emma, c, laundress, r 97 Wharf Pope Henry A., bkkpr Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, r 57 New Pope Pleasant, c, switchman S. W. R. R., r 379 McIntosh Pope Washington, c, trainband S. W. R. R., r 379 McIntosh Pope William H., with Geo. T. Rogers' Sous, bds Lanier
House Porter Hugh L., bds 197 1st
Porter John, c, wks C. R. R., r C. R. R., s of 5th, E. Macon Porter Joseph F., elk, r 205 Elbert
Porter Lydia A. E. Mrs., seamstress, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Porter Samuel A., stables, r 208 3d
Posey Ann Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 88 Oglethorpe Posey Elizabeth Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 88 Oglethorpe Posey Louisa Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 88 Oglethorpe POST OFFICE, H. S. Glover, postmaster; 95 2d, cor Mul
berry
Pound Beatrice L., wid Newman, r 147 Cherry Pound Doc. c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Pound Emma Mrs., r 55 4th Pound Jerome B., printer Telegraph, r 147 Cherry Pounds Jere, c, grocer, 81 Cotton av, r 197 3d Powell Harney T., cashier Macon Savings Bank, r 33 2d Powell James C., cutter J. L. Shea, r ws Orange, n of Mag
nolia
Powell Martha, wid H. T., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Powers Benjamin, c, trainband S. W. R. R Powers Clifford S., wid J. H., r 92 Pine Powers Fannie, wid Abner, r 18 Johnston

POW

I OFFERS LOW FREIGHT RATES
I. To and from all Points NORTH and EAST.

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PUB

Powers Horace M., elk Sou. Ry & S. S. Assn, bds 17 High

Powers Irwin, c, carpenter, r 94 Bay

POWERS JOHN H., roadmaster M. & B. R. R., 92 Pine

POWERS VIRGIL, genl commissioner Sou. Ry & S. S.

Assn, 111 Mulberry, r 17 High

Powers Virgil H., elk Sou. Ry & S. S. Assn, bds 17 High

Powers William M., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Collins al, E.

Macon

Pratt Henry, c, driver D. H. Howes, r Unionville

Pratt Louisa, wid John, r 27 Ross

Preston Robert, c, gardener, r rear 104 Oglethorpe

Price Algernon G., asst bkkpr Lamar, Rankin & Lamar,

bds 129 College

Price Alphonse A., elk E. Price's Sons, bds ws Boundary, n

of Tatnall

Price George C., elk, E. Prices' Sons, r ws Boundary, n of

Tatnall

Price James, c, lab, r 2 Vineville rd

Price Joshua R., planter, r 129 College

Price Julian, student, bds 129 College

Price J. F., wid Elihu, r ws Boundary, n of Tatnall

Price Rowe, student, bds 129 College

Price Sylvester B. (E. Price's Sons), r 109 Pine

Price Thomas, tailor F. Warnke, bds 55 Mulberry

Price Wallace, c, brickmkr, r 15 Wharf

Price Willis F. (E. Price's Sons), r 164 Cherry

PRICE'S E. SONS (W. F. and S. B. Price), whol grocers,

120 and 122 Cherry

Pride Frank L., baggage master S. W. R. R

Primrose George, c, woodsawyer, r 239 2d

Prince Andrew, c, waiter J. S. Schofield, r 74 Monroe

Pritchard Calvin, c, painter, r 27 College

Pritchard Henry, c, porter, r 27 College

Proctor Asline, wid William, bds 241 4th .

PROUDFIT ALEXANDER, lawyer, 115 3d, bds Browns

Hotel

Pruden Edward H., c, head waiter Browns Hotel, r rear 57

Walnut

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PUBLIC LIBRARY AND HIS. SOCIETY, T. O.

Chestney, pres ; Chas. Herbst, librarian, 110 Mulberry

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PUGH JAMES A., photographer, 112 Mulberry, bds

Browns Hotel

Purse Alexander, c, whitewasher, r 239 2d

Putzel Michael G, barkpr E. H. Engel, r 75 Mulberry

Pyatt Henry, c, carpenter, r 16 Spring

Pye Julia, c, cook, r 29 Washington av

/^UARTERMAN JACK, c, trainband M. & B. R. R Quince James, c, wks R. C. Wilder & Son
Quinker Joseph H., messenger Sou. Ex. Co., r 208 1st Quinn John, cabinetmkr W. & E. P. Taylor, r 29 Cotton av Quinn Thomas, grocer, 110 Oglethorpe Quinton Warren, c, butcher, r rear 60 Oglethorpe
EADFORD YORK, c, wks Jones & Underwood Radford Zaehariah T., trainhand S. W. R. R., r Ash, sw cor Congress Raggs Michael, carpenter, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Ragland Annie E. Mrs., boarding, 46 Plum Raiford Robert R., engineer, r 264 4th Rainey Rebecca, wid W. D., r 51 Walnut Rainey William, wks city pumps, r Garden, E. Macon Raleigh Annie, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E. Macon Raleigh Augustus V., baggagemaster S. W. R. R., r 289
Congress Raleigh Clarissa, wid H., r Boundary, E. Macon Raleigh Walter, fireman C. R. R., r 319 Troup Raley Eliza A., wid Joseph, r 17 Pine Ralston Hall, 86 Cherry Ralston James, butcher, bds 46 Plum Ralston James A., r 88 Mulberry Ralston Joshua, c, carpenter, r 204 Elbert Ramage J. Ben, fireman C. R. R., r S. Macon Rambo George G., conductor S. W. R. R., bds National Hotel Randall Arthur, c, driver J. H. Campbell, r Boundary, cor
Calhoun
Randall Charles, c, stone cutter J. B. Artope, r rear 122 4th Randall Edward, c, waiter J. Fuss, r rear 11 Bass Randall Frank, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 71 Hawthorne Randall Harriett Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 71 Hawthorne
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194

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Randall Henrietta Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 71 Haw thorne
Randall Jack, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 71 Hawthorne Randall Martha Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 71 Hawthorne Randall Nancy, c, laundress, r Jefferson, E. Vineville Randall Philip, c, wks C. R. R., r M. & W. R. R., cor Co
lumbus
Rankin Jesse W. (Lamar, Rankin & Lamar), r Atlanta, Ga RANKIN, MASSENBURG & CO. (T. L. Massenburg
and Lamar, Rankin & Lamar), druggists, 82 Mulberry and 99 3d
Ransone Julian, r 51 Vineville rd Ransone Sarah J. Mrs., r 51 Vineville rd Raoul G. T., elk S. W. R. R., bds 42 Orange Raoul Richard, c, lab, r ns Hammond, w of Hazel RAOUL WILLIAM G,, supt S. W. R. R. and road master
C. R. R., r 42 Orange Rasberry John, c, porter Wing & Solomon Rasdal Leander W., liquors, 160 3d, bds Lanier House Ratcliffe Elizabeth, wid Owen, r 77 5th, E. Macon Rau Edward J., fireman C. R. R., r 56 Walnut Rau George G., bridgekpr and fruits, 11 5th, r 56 Walnut Rau Jacob J., elk, bds 56 Walnut Rawlins Edward, c, driver, r 44 Forsyth rd, Vineville Rawls Cornelius, c, cook, r Hospital, E._ Vineville Rawson James C., candy, 233 4th Ray James H., engineer, r 255 4th Ray Jeremiah, c, butcher R. L. Henry, r 45 Pine Ray Perry, c, gardener, r rear 8 Forsyth rd, Vineville Ray Raphael, c, wks R. L. Henry, r 45 Pine Rayfield Augustus, c, porter Pullman Car Co., r 19 Wash
ington av
Rayfield James, c, painter, r rear 88 Pine Rayfield Julius R., c, policeman, rll3 New Rayfield Lee, c, wks C. H. Russell, r 113 New Redd Emily, c, laundress, r 148J Hazel Redding Annanias, c, wks C. R. R., r es Ash, n of Ham
mond
Redding Charles, c, wks C. R. R Redding Miles, c, wks C. R. R., r 36 Hazel Reddy Arzado G., elk R. J. Reddy, r Boundary, E. Macon

The GEORGIA ROAD Is tlie SHORT Line to AUGUSTA and CHARLESTON.

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195

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Reddy George F., engineer C. R. R., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Reddy Robert J., grocer, 66 5th, E. Macon, r Boundary, E.
Macon
Reddy Samuel, c, car greaser C. R. R., r al w of Clinton rd, E. Macon
Redmond Michael, wks Macon Gas & Water Co., 48 John ston
Redmond Peter, train hand, r 48 Johnston Reed Caswell, c, carpenter, r es Jones, 3d s of College Reed Elvira P., wid David, r 80 1st Reed John, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 30 5th, E. Macon Reed Mattie A., wid Richard, r Cotton, nr 5th, E. Macon Rees Elizabeth S. Mrs., milliner, 9 Cotton av, r 177 2d Rees Henry E., cashier R. F. Lawton, r 130 Madison Reeves Albert, c, office boy Browns Hotel Reeves Drury V. (M. R. Rogers & Co.), r 83 Oak Reeves Henry, c, lab, r rear 96 4th Reeves Jefferson F., c, porter Blount & Hardeman, r 334
McIntosh Refeld Charles, optician, 104 2d, r 105 Walnut REICHERT FREDERICK, furniture dealer, decorator
and mattress mnfr, 100 Mulberry, r 27 Forsyth rd, Vineville. (See p. 80.) Reid James E., plasterer, r n of Houston rd, S. Macon Reid William F., wks C. R. R., r Houston rd, S. Macon Reneau A., conductor C. R. R., bds Browns Hotel Renfroe Richard, c, wks C. R. R., r rear 1 Mulberry Respess Simon, c, driver N. A. Megrath, r Holmes, E. Vineville
Respess William T. (Saulsbury, Respess & Co.), r Barnesville, Ga
REYNOLDS ALEXANDER, brass foundry and machine works, 143 and 145 5th, r 216 1st
Reynolds Alexander Jr., bkkpr A. Reynolds, bds 216 1st Reynolds Chappell, gardener, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Reynolds Charles, c, stonecutter, r rear 45 Cherry Reynolds Moses, c, farmer, r ws Hazel, s of Hammond Reynolds Robert, foreman A. Reynolds, r 71 Plum Reynolds Robert F., elk M. & B. R. R., bds 193 2d Reynolds Scott, c, wks C. R. R., r Higgins, sw of 5th, E.
Macon

KEY

and CUMBERLAND ROUTE
Best Line to all Points in Florida.

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Reynolds-, wid James M., r 29 Vineville rd Rhodes John, c, waiter Browns Hotel Rhodes Lewis B., elk S. W. R. R., r 245 2d Rhodes Lewis B. Jr, machinist A. Reynolds, bds 245 2d Rice James R., bkkpr Campbell & Jones, r 215 1st Rice John W. (J. W. Rice & Co.), r New York RICE J. W. & CO. (J. W. Rice), dry goods, notions, etc.,
113 and 115 2d. (See p. 73.) Richards Edmund R., clk'W. F. Cannon & Co., r 128
Madison Richards, Green, c, brickmkr, r ss Hammond, w of Ash Richards Henry F., wks E. Crockett & Sons, r 78 Haw
thorne Richards Josephine Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co Richard Robert, r n of Houston rd, S. Macon Richards Robert H. Jr., messenger Sou. Ex. Co., bds 69
Plum Richards W. W., engineer S. W. R. R., r Fort Hill, E. Ma
con Richardson Sallie Mad., r 100 5th Richardson William A., fireman M. & B. R. R., bds 384
McIntosh Ricks Lucian C., saloon, al rear 176 3d, r 98 Oak Ricks Hassie Miss, dressmkr, bds 98 Oak Riddle Anderson D., blacksmith M. & B. R. R., r Houston
rd, S. Macon Ridley Cornelius, c, driver Collins & Winn, r 18 Monroe Ridley Edmund, c, wks E. Crockett & Sons, r 12 Maple Ridley Jane, c, laundress, r 127 New Ridley William, c, barkpr L. A. Hanse, r 77 Walnut Riley Richard, c, shoemkr, r 85 Walnut Ringhill Charles, c, wks C. R. R., r 55 Monroe Ripley Elizabeth D., wid L., r 52 College RIPLEY LORENZO, produce, bond and stock broker, 84
Mulberry, r 52 College Rittenberry David W., carpenter Dixie Works, r 33 1st Rittenberry Fannie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r E. Macon Rittenberry George H., pressman J. W. Burke & Co., r Clin
ton rd, E. Macon Rittenberry James M., carpenter Dixie Works, r 37 1st Rittenberry John J., carpenter, r Collins al, E. Macon

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197

ROB

Rittenberry Martha, wid Samuel, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Rittenberry Mary, wid Richard, r 94 Oglethorpe Rittenberry Taylor, fisherman, r 10 5th, E. Macon Rivers Adolphus, c, shoemkr, 19 5th Rivers Frank, c, waiter D, Blount, r rear 115 Walnut Rivers Peter, c, wks M, & B. R. R., r al rear 208 4th Roach John T., shoemkr H. Schall & Bro., bds 50 Mulberry Robert Stoney J. Mrs., r 240 1st Roberts Annie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 71 Oglethorpe Roberts Benjamin F., surveyor, r 97 Forsyth rd, Vineville Roberts Charles, trainhand S. W. R. R Roberts Charles P., elk, r 15 High Roberts Clarence, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 71 Oglethorpe Roberts David, c, porter, r 43 Oak Roberts Gabriel B., real estate, r 176 Cotton av Roberts James, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 84 Oglethorpe Roberts Jesse R., wks S. W. R. R,, r 391 McIntosh Roberts John, c, waiter J. Bunch, r 27 Spring Roberts Lula J., wid W. M., r 15 High Roberts Osborn G., mer, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Roberts William R., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 84 Oglethorpe Robertson Emma Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Robertson Jesse, c, wks C. R. R., r 41 Ash Robertson Nancy, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Robinson Daniel, c, porter Lanier House, r 77 Walnut Robinson Elijah, c, carpenter, r 7 Spring Robinson Hampton, c, yardman Browns Hotel Robinson Jesse, c, gardener C. N. Woodruff, r 7 Spring Robinson John M,, molder Findlay Iron Works Robinson Jordan, c, lab, r 12 Maple Robinson Lee, c, waiter Binswanger House Robinson McHenry, c, painter, r Hospital, E. Vineville Robinson Philip, c, bricklayer, r 81 Monroe Robinson Robert B, c, bottler A. Binswanger, r ns McIntosh,
w of Hawthorne Robinson Sarah, c, seamstress, r 17 Cherry Robinson Solomon, c, porter G. Nussbaum Robinson Thomas, c, driver J. R. Price, r rear 129 College Robinson Walter, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Robinson William, c, porter Collins & Winn

\

via Macon & Brunswick R. R. Co. and CUMBERLAND ROUTE, to and from

HOC

198

ROG

Rockhill Reece H. (Bartrum, Hendrix & Co.), r Monroe, w of Jones
Rockwell Anderson, c, driver, r 103 Madison Roddy John, c, blacksmith C. Moore, r Vineville Rodgers A. Mitchell, elk W. Hazelhurst, bds 113 Poplar Rodgers Demosthenes R., cotton buyer, r 163 Poplar Rodgers Ferd., elk J. L. Cook & Co., bds 136 College Rodgers Julian S., student, bds 12 Georgia av Rodgers J. Seymour (Tinsley, Bro. & Co.), r 19 Bond Rodgers J. Thomas, bkkpr Nussbaum & Dannenberg, bds
163 Poplar Rodgers William M., elk, bds 163 Poplar Rodgers Zachry T., packer S. T. Coleman & Co., r n of
Houston rd, S. Macon Rogers Charles H. (C. H. Rogers & Co.), r 147 Forsyth rd,
Vineville Rogers C. H. & Co. (C. H. Rogers and H. R. Stroemer),
grocers, 98 Cherry Rogers Emily C. Mad., r 98 5th Rogers E. L., wid G. T., r 65 College Rogers George T. (Geo. T. Rogers' Sons), r 64 Spring
ROGERS' GEO. T. SONS (W. R., G. T, R. M. and J. F.
Rogers), whol grocers and provision dealers, 66 and 68 Cherry Rogers Gus, c, driver, r 3 Cherry Rogers Jack, c, wood cutter, r ss M. & B. R. R., w of Ash Rogers James T., coppersmith C. R. R., r E. Macon Rogers Joseph, c, bricklayer, r 122 4th Rogers Joseph A. (Jewett & Rogers), r 82 Oak Rogers J. Frank (Geo. T. Rogers' Sons), bds 65 College
ROGERS LAURENCE D., butcher and veterinary sur
geon, 74 Mulberry, r 53 Walnut Rogers Major, c, blacksmith, r 97 Madison Rogers Mary, c, laundress, r rear 133 Walnut Rogers Mary, c, seamstress, r 86 Wharf Rogers Matthew R. (M. R. Rogers & Co.), r 193 1st Rogers Michael L., elk L. D. Rogers, bds 53 Walnut Rogers M. R. & Co. (M. R. Rogers and D. V. Reeves),
grocers, 136 2d Rogers Richard, c, shoemkr, 215 4th Rogers Robert E., binder J. W. Burke & Co., r E. Macon

When You Travel a'.T
Rogers R. Morrison (Geo. T. Rogers' Sons), r 54 College Rogers Shiloh, c, cook, r 111 Wharf Rogers Wesley, c, wks National Hotel, r New Houston rd,
S. Macon Rogers William, supt C. R. R., r Savannah, Ga Rogers William, c, wks C. R. R., r 58 6th * Rogers William R. (Geo. T. Rogers' Sons), r 65 College Rogers & Leman (W. W. Leman), fertilizers, 168 4th Rohr Jacob A., rear 176 3d, r Troup Hill Rolliford Clark, c, wks ice factory, r rear 54 6th Rooks Joseph, c, wks W. W. Windham, r Vineville ROONEY JOHN, dry goods, 112 2d, r 12 Bass Roosevelt Cornelius J., physician, 61 Walnut Roosevelt James P., cotton broker, bds 61 Walnut Rose Hill Cemetery, office 146 2d, entrance n end of Wharf Rose Lavinia E., wid S., r 113 Orange Rose Willis, c, waiter E. H. Engel, r 199 3d Rosenfeld George (Waxelbaum & Co.), bds Lanier House ROSS ALBERT B., clerk Superior Court, Court House, r
9 Short Ross Charles L., salesman, r 74 Plum Ross Edgar A., bailiff County Court, r 113 Orange Ross Edgar A. Jr., elk F. Corput, bds 225 3d Ross Edward, c, brickmkr, r 66 Ash Ross Emanuel, c, porter, r 66 Ash Ross Floyd, bkkpr Exchange Bank, r 186 Poplar Ross John D., dep clerk Superior Court, r 9 Short Ross Kate, c, laundress, r Jefferson, E. Vineville Ross Major, c, lab, r 66 Ash Ross Mary A., wid William A., r 159 College Ross Pinckney, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Ross Richard, c, farmer, r 66 Ash Ross Thomas L., local ticket agt M. & B. R. R., Union
Depot, r 74 Plum Ross William G., bkkpr, r 74 Plum Ross William H., cotton broker, 113 3d, r 78 Washington av Rounds William V., supt Bibb Mnfg Co., r 50 5th, E. Macon Rowell George, elk, bds 69 Plum Rowell Glasgow, c, hostler J. S. Stewart Royston George, c, wks C. R. R., r 96 Bay Rozier L., wks Bibb Mnfg Co

Ship by MACON & BRUNSWICK R. R. CO.

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200

SAM

Rozier Simon, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Ruan Amanda M., wid J. G., r 109 1st Ruan John G., cotton buyer, 164 2d, r 109 1st Rudder Charles, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 98 Oglethorpe Ruhl Edmund Joseph, barkpr F. A. Schoneman, bds 94
Cherry Rusk John, fireman M. & B. R. R., r 387 McIntosh Russell Charles H., grocer, 113 New Russell Henry, c, fireman J. W. Burke & Co., r Monroe, w
of Jones Russell Jacob, with L. W. Rasdall, r 113 New
RUSSELL JOSEPH E., furniture, upholsterer and agt
Allen's Black Diamond Roofing Paint, 164 2d,r 25 Chest
nut Russell Leroy, c, porter Smith & Iverson, r 73 Madison Russell Thomas G., conductor S. W. R. R., bds 255 4th Russell William, c, hostler Dr. P. H. Wright, r rear 34 Mon
roe
RUTHERFORD JOHN, lawyer, 84 Mulberry, r Houston
rd, 2J miles Rutherlord John C. (Bacon & Rutherford), bds Lanier
House Ruthrauff Luther, tel opr C. R. R., bds 62 Walnut Rutledge Frederick, c, painter C. R. R., r Collins al, E. Ma
con Ryals Amelia, c, laundress, r 18 New Ryals Francis Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co Ryals Thomas, c, switchman S. W. R. R., r 302 Congress Ryals William L., r 22 5th Ryan Thomas, bkkpr Cotton States Life Ins. Co., r 9 Bond Ryder James T., elk A. L. Clinkscales Rye Julia A., wid W. G., r 37 Walnut
ST. BARNABAS CHURCH, 273 Congress St. Paul A. M. E. Church, 2d, n of limits, E. Macon St. Paul Episcopal Church, ss Forsyth, opp Madison
SACRAE F. MARION, farmer, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Safford Benjamin, c, woodcutter, r E. Vineville Saltmarsh Green, c, painter, r 10 Spring Sams William L., with Singer Mnfg Co., bds 167 2d

THE GEORGIA-ROAD Is Tile SHORT T/I JN II EAST m: AO It Til EAST.

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201

SCA

Sarapson Oliver, c, wks J. S. Schofield, r E. Vineville Samuels Abe, elk J. Harris, bds Binswanger House Sanderlin George B., bricklayer, r New Houston rd, S. Ma
con Sanders Edward, c, lab, r ss Gilmer, e of Hazel Sanders Frank E., master workshop Academy for the Blind,
r Forsyth rd, Vineville Sanders George W. R. (Sanders & Nelson), r Forsyth rd,
Vineville Sanders John W., butcher, r 28 Johnston Sanders Oliver, c, route agt, r 273 4th Sanders Solomon, c, gardener, r rear 96 Orange Sanders Washington, c, wks C. R. R., r 77 6th Sanders Willis, c, waiter C. A. Tharpe, r rear 5 Bass Sanders & Nelson (G. W. R. Sanders and W. Nelson), gro
cers, 70 Poplar Sanford Aaron, c, waiter C. D. Findlay, r Ash, ne cor Adams Sanford Freeman, c, waiter E. Isaacs, r rear 209 3d Sanford Henry, c, bricklayer C. R. R Sanford Isaac, c, wks Findlay Iron Works, r Ash, ne cor
Adams Sanford John, c, gardener C. Wiley, r rear 53 College Sanford Shelton P., prof Mercer University, r 159 College Sasnett Bolling H. Rev., pastor Jones Chapel, and office
editor Christian Advocate, r 119 Walnut Saulsbury Elmira, wid Edwin, r 161 Mulberry Saulsbury James L. (Saulsburry, Respess & Co.), r 1 Wash
ington av Saulsburry James L. Jr., mer, bds 1 Washington av Saulsbury John R., with Carhart & Curd, r 1 Washington av Saulsburry, Respess & Co. (J. L. Saulsbury and W. T. Res
pess), cotton factors, 162 4th Saulsburry Robert S., hats and caps, 120 2d, r 161 Mulberry Savage Lavinia A., wid I. W., r 81 Wharf Savage Walter M., tinner G. W. Burr, r 81 Wharf Savage William, c, barber, 58 Poplar, r 27 Jefferson Sawyer Benjamin F., lawyer, r 44 Forsyth rd, Vineville Sawyer Peter C., cotton gin mnfr, r Boundary, E. Macon Scanlon Thomas, watchman, r 353 McIntosh Scarborough Addie, wid A. L., r 34 Forsyth rd, Vineville Scarborough Alfred M., printer Advocate, r 74 Ash
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Offers QUIGJf DISPATCH in FREIGHTS To and from all Points NOBTH and EAST.

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Scarborough Jeremiah, c, wks C. R. R., r Hill, E. Macon Schafer Emanuel A., machinist, r Centre, E. Macon Schafer Margaret, wid Charles F., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Schall George (H. Shall & Bro.), r 132 Madison Schall Henry (H. Schall & Bro.), r 33 Georgia av SCHALL H. & BRO. (Henry and George Schall), boots,
shoes, leather and findings, 89 Cherry. (See p. 72.) Schall Margaret, wid Jacob, r ws Oak, 3d, n of 3d Schatzman William, blacksmith Collins & Winn, r 158
New Schell William, head tinner C. R. R., bds 282 Congress Schelling John, foreman H. Schall & Bro., r Milledgeville
rd, E. Macon Schley William S., wks C. R. R., r 242 2d Schlinzer Frederick, carpenter C. R., r 64 Monroe Schmidt Henry, barber M. Lob, r 46 Mulberry Schofield Alonzo D., bkkpr J. S. Schofield, bds 55 Vine-
ville rd Schofield James E., machinist J. S. Schofield, r 37 Hazel SCHOFIELD JOHN S., propr Schofield Iron Works,
85 and 87 5th, r 55 Vineville rd Schofield Joshua R., with J. S., Schofield, r 156 Cherry Schoneman August, with F. A. Schoneman, r 94 Cherry SCHONEMAN FERDINAND A., cpnfectiouer and no
tions, and Lemp's Lager Beer, wliol and retail, on ice, 94
Cherry. (See p. 72.) Schrameck Simon J., manager Lanier House Schrimpshire John, r71 Oglethorpe Schrimpshire J. Henry, wks C. R. R., r 71 Oglethorpe Schrimpshire Martha Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co Schwartz Leo, 16 Wall Schwed Meyer G. (Schwed, Siesel & Gibian), r 109 Mulbery SCHWED, SIESEL & GIBIAN (M. G. Sched, S. Siesel
and A. Gibian), whol grocers, 124 3d Scott Ella, c, laundress, r 49 4th Scott Henry, c, woodsawyer, r 38 Hazel Scott Isaac, c, woodsawyer, r 7 Spring Scott Lewis, c, wks Rose Hill Cemetery, r 7 Spring Scott Missouri Miss, wks Bibb Milfg Co Scott Wallace, c, wood sawyer, r 7 Spring

And Coupler, Air Brakes, and all Modern Improvements
are used by the "Old Reliable" GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Screen N. David, c, butler Mrs. E. C. Collins, r rear 164 Mulberry
Screen Thomas, c, teacher, r Hospital, E. Vineville Seabrook Samuel, c. porter W. B. Sparks, r ss M. & W. R.
R., w of Columbus Seabrook William B., opr W. U. Tel. Co., bds Stubblefield
House Seago Catherine Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co Seales James, boilermkr J. S. Schofield Searcy Allan, c, waiter Browns Hotel, r 216 4th Searcy William H., student, r 131 Madison Seay Francis M., painter, r 116 Oglethorpe Seay George, painter, bds 116 Oglethorpe Seay Henry D., harness mkr Bernd Bros., r 116 Oglethorpe Seay William F., printer Telegraph, r 116 Oglethorpe Second Street Baptist Church, c, 235 2d
SEIFERT ALBERT E., asst postmaster and cashier P. O.
and job printer, 88 2d, r 134 Walnut. (See p. 80.) Self Zeno W., farmer, r 124 Oglethorpe Sellers Ariadne, c, School, 21 Spring, r 17 Spring Sellers Thomas N. M., c, bricklayer, r 18 Spring
SEMMES ALEXANDER J. REV., M. A., M. B., vice
pres and treas Pio Nono College Sessions Elizabeth Miss, tailoress, r 265 Troup Sessions Elizabeth, wid A., r 265 Troup Setley Samuel J., foreman J. S. Schofield, r 38 Calhoun Sewell Thomas L., machinist M. & B. R. R., r ws Ash, 2d
s of Troup Seymour Joseph N., cotton buyer, r 217 1st Seymour Rebecca, wid James, r Adams, nw cor Ash Shaffer D. William, elk J. C. Bannon & Co., r 62 Walnut Shapleigh Levi J., grocer, 46 Cotton av, r 142 Cotton av Shapleigh Roscoe, wks Dixie Works, r n end of Monroe Sharp Albert A., conductor M. & B. R. R., r 161 New Sharp Ruffin, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Shaw Jennie, c, laundress, r 265 4th Shaw Margaret, wid Jacob, r 56 Oak Shaw Martha, wid William, bds 62 Oglethorpe Shaw Walter H., machinist E. Crockett & Sons, r 302 Troup
SHEA JOHN L., mer tailor, 118 2d, r 1 Cotton av
Shea Mary Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co

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Is via MACON & BRUNSWICK RAIL ROAD CO. and CUMBERLAND ROUTE.

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Sheftall William C., grocer, 17 5th, r Flanders al, E. Macon SHEHAN DENNIS G., with J. W. Rice & Co., r 154
Cherry Shellman Albert L., conductor S. W. R. R., r 199 1st SHELLMAN WILLIAM F., genl agt S. W. R. R., and
C. R. R., 203 1st Shelly John, c, wks W. H. Mansfield, r E. Vineville Shelverton William E., elk L. W. Hunt, bds New Houston
rd, S. Macon Shepherd David, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 208 Elbert Shepherd Lewis, c, lab, r Bay, nw of 5th, E. Macon Shepherd Talley, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Shepherd Wesley, c, porter Schwed, Siesel & Gibian Sheridan John N., engineer C. R. R., r 60 Pine Sheridan Robert E., elk C. Burke & Son Sherman Tiney, c, laundress, r 12 Ross Sherwood Albert F., elk M. & B. R. R., r 159 1st Sherwood George, fireman M. & B. R. R Sherwood Martha J., wid A. F., r 240 2d Shide Andrew J., wks C. R. R., r 33 Wharf Shinholser Henry, c, hostler J. S. Stewart, r E. Vineville Shinholser Wilbur T., grocer, 201 4th, r 38 Oglethorpe Shiver Edward A., elk, r 72 Pine Shiver Warren, wks C. R. R., r s of New Houston rd, S.
Macon Shoat Lewis, c, lab, r 2d, E. Macon Shoat Tillman, c, lab, r 2d, E. Macon SHOLES ALBERT E., publisher MACON CITY DI
RECTORY and Directories of ATLANTA, AUGUSTA, COLUMBUS and SAVANNAH, GA,, CHARLES TON, S. C., MEMPHIS, TENN., GEORGIA STATE GAZETTEER, etc., 146 2d Shropshire Epsy H. Miss, seamstress, r 104 5th Sibley Elizabeth, wid E. L., r 284 Congress Sichel Edward, elk, bds 150 Cotton av Siesel Jacob, dry goods, 147 3d, bds Binswanger House Siesel Sigmund (Schwed, Siesel & Gibian), r 47 4th Sifly Mary A. Mrs., seamstress, r Collins al, E. Macon Silas George, c, wks R. L. Henry, r rear 14 Monroe Sills Cora, c, laundress, r Flanders al, E. Macon Simmone Jacob, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 300 Congress

THE GEORGIA ROAD Huns its own Improved SLEEPING CARS.

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Simmone James M., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 300 Congress Simmons A. G., elk Singleton, Hunt & Co., bds 160 Cherry Simmons Charles, c, wks C. R. R., r Higgins, sw of 5th, E.
Macon Simmons Daniel, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r ws Hazel, s of
Hammond Simmons James, c, lab, r 164 Hammond Simmons John, c, wks Collins & Winn, r rear 183 Poplar Simmons John W. Rev., pastor E. Macon Methodist Ch., r
Boundary, E. Macon Simmons Joseph, gardener, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Simmons Joseph, wks C. R. R., r 203 Elbert Simmons Lizzie T. Mrs., seamstress, r 247 3d Simmons Simon, c, farmer, r 7 Maple Simmons Thomas J., Judge Superior Court, r 160 Cherry Simmons William, molder E. Crockett & Sons, r 19 Wharf Simms John B., 121 3d Simon James Rev., c, r 121 Forsyth rd, Vineville Simpson James, street overseer, r 2 Johnston Simpson Jane, wid William, r 2 Johnston Simpson Jesse P., policeman, City Hall Simpson Willis, c, butler C. D. Winn, r 78 Forsyth rd, Vine
ville Sims Charles C., bkkpr Bibb Mnfg Co., r 90 Plum Sims Charles C. Jr., elk J. Valentino, bds 90 Plum Sims George W. (Christian, Sims & Co.), r 139 Madison Sims Rolf, elk Mix & Kirtland, r 90 Plum Sinclair Elias, painter, r Elm, n of Calhoun SINDALL CHARLES A., sec Sou. Ry and S. S. Ass'n,
111 Mulberry, r 3 Bass SINGER MA'NFG CO., J. S. Jarvis, supervising agt; 110
2d Singleton Henry, c, drayman, r 126 Cotton av Singleton Henry, c, wks Wolff & Bro., r es Jones, 1st n of
College
SINGLETON, HUNT & CO. (W. R. and W. C. Singleton and T. J. Hunt), whol hats, caps, boots, shoes, trunks, &c., 100 Cherry, and 123 2d. (See p. 75.)
Singleton Samuel H., with Singleton, Hunt & Co., bds 175 Mulberry
Singleton William C. (Singleton, Hunt & Co.), r 168 Cerry

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Singleton Wyatt R. (Singleton, Hunt & Co.), r 168 Cherry

Sinton Griff, c, barkpr P. S. Harmon

Sirmons H. R., train hand S. W. R. R

Sissins William, engineer, bds 255 4th

SKALOWSKI BENJAMIN, dry goods, clothing, boots,

shoes and millinery goods and notions, 117 3d

Skalowski Bernhard (B. Skalowski & Bro.), r 40 4th

Skalowski B. & Bro. (Bernhard and Morris Skalowski), dry

goods, 83 Cherry

Skalowski Morris (B. Skalowski & Bro.), r 40 4th



Skanks George, c, harness mkr Bernd Bros., r 9 Orange

Skinner Fannie, wid Lucius, r 148 Mulberry

Slappy James, c, driver E. Fitzgerald, r rear 14 Georgia av

Slappy James, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r Bishops Row, S. Ma

con

Slaughter Shadrack, c, barkpr, r 85 Wharf

Sledge Frank, c, wood cutter, r rear 64 College

Sledge George, c, coachman J. V. Grier, r Vineville

Sloan William, engineer, r ws Boundary, 1st n of Congress

Sloane Lou Mad., 224 4th

Slocumb Stephen, with Sanders & Nelson, r 16 Forsyth rd,

Vineville

Small Artemus H., elk A. B. Small, bds National Hotel

Small Augustus B., grocer, 143 3d, r Columbus rd, bey

limits

Small James, c, baker L. Merkel

Smalling Robert H., carpenter Dixie Works, r n of Houston

rd, S. Macon

Smallwood Henry, fireman C. R. R

Smart Ransom, c, wks C. D. Anderson & Son, r 26 Vine

ville rd

Smith Adelphia A., wid G. A., r 15 Bond

Smith Albert, c, wks C. R. R., r rear 104 Oglethorpe

Smith Alexander, c, wks M. Hall, r 15 New

Smith Ann Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co

SMITH ARCHIBALD J. ,agt, grocer 88 and 90 Cotton av,

r 89 Spring

Smith Armstead, c, blacksmith, r 196 3d

Smith Benjamin C. (Smith & Iverson), rl64 Mulberry

Smith Berry H., machinist E. Crockett & Sons, r 248 1st

Smith Bridges, with A. E. Seifert, r 96 Pine

QDT?T1'n HAl/T'PA'D'T -A-ndSafety Secured by taking the OrJjJLiJJ, UWlViX Ulb 1 GEORGIA road.

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Smith Charles B., pressman J. W. Burke & Co., bds 2 Short Smith Charles C., confectioner, 128 Cherry, r 146 Cotton av Smith Cicero C., trainband S. W. R. R., r M. & W. R. R.,
n of Calhoun Smith Claiborne, c, brickmkr, r ss Hammond, w of Ash Smith Clara I. Miss, teacher North Macon Grammar School Smith Cornelius, c, porter Collins & Winn Smith Cosby W. Rev., sec and prof Wesleyan Female College Smith Diana, c, seamstress, r rear 11 Wharf Srgith Dionycius, mer, r 17 Pine Smith Duncan, elk J. P. Phillips, bds Houston rd, sw cor
Boundary
Smith Durham G., pressman J. W. Burke & Co., r 2 Short Smith D. Green, c, bottler A. Binswanger, r rear 24 Mul
berry Smith Eli Rev., c, pastor Second St. Ch., r 156 Hazel Smith Emma, c, laundress, r 105 Wharf Smitn Eugenius P., constable E. C. Grannis, r 158 College Smith Flora Miss, teacher Alexander Free School Smith Frank, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 36 Hazel Smith George, c, blacksmith, 370 McIntosh, r 88 Hazel Smith George, c, butcher, r Holmes, E. Vineville Smith George, c, porter C. H. Rogers & Co., r rear College,
cor Bond
Smith George A. (S. S. Dunlap & Co.), r 13 Bond Smith George T., c, carrier post office, r 17 Washington av Smith Greek, c, bricklayer, r Jefferson, E.. Vineville Smith Green, c, grocer, 21 Monroe Smith Henry, c, plasterer, r Holmes, E. Vineville Smith Henry, tailor J. L. Shea, r 103 Walnut Smith Henry L., molder J. S. Schofield, bds 103 Walnut Smith Henry T., conductor S. W. R. R., r 30 Hawthorne Smith James, bkkpr A. McCallie, r Jones, nr Monroe Smith James B., barkpr J. M. W. Christian, r Milledgeville
rd, E. Macon
Smith James H., printer J. W. Burke & Co., r 103 Pine Smith James W., carpenter C. R. R., r Centre, E. Macon Smith Jennie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E.
Macon
Smith Joel, engineer M. & A. R. R., r 43 Pine
Smith John, c, blacksmith Collins & Winn, r Vineville

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OFFERS LOW FREIGHT RATES To and from all Points NORTH and EAST,

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Smith John, c, porter, r rear 104 Oglethorpe Smith John, c, wood sawyer, r 118 Cotton av Smith Joseph, c, blacksmith, 63 5th, E. Macon Smith Joseph, blacksmith, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Smith Joseph B., watchman, r 252 1st
Smith Josephine Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 5 Factory B,ow
Smith Julia E., wid R. P., r 40 Forsyth rd, Vineville Smith J. Wesley, c, porter J. W. Rice & Co., r 123 Madison Smith Lewis, c, well digger, r Jefferson, E. Vineville Smith Lizzie Mrs., dressmkr, 85 Cotton av Smith Lou Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Smith Lucian, c, wks C. R. R., r Higgins, s of 5th, E. Macon Smith Lucien W. (L. W. Smith & Co.), bds 69 Plum SMITH L. W. & CO. (L. W. Smith and-), pianos,
organs, music, pictures, frames, stationery, etc., 15 Cotton av. (See p. 80.) Smith Margaret, wid A. T., r Flanders al, E. Macon Smith Martha F., wid Davis, r 267 Troup Smith Neal c, lab, r 56 College Smith Nelson, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r rear 56 6th Smith Nero, c, whitewasher, r 88 Wharf Smith Ochala, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Smith Olmstead, c, blacksmith Collins & Winn Smith Peyton R., with W. A. Julian & Co., r 31 Cotton av Smith Phoebe, c, lunch room, 149 4th Smith Robert, c, farmer, r 49 4th
Smith Robert B., c, waiter J. M. W. Christian, r 88 Cherry Smith Robert F., with Hall & Son, r Cole, cor Orange Smith Robert H. (Jessop & Smith), r 20 Vineville rd, Vine
ville
Smith Robert M., bkkpr E. Price's Sons, bds 2 Short Smith Robert W., conductor S. W. R. R. r 159 Hazel Smith Robert W., wks C. C. Smith, bds 103 Pine Smith Samuel, c, shoemkr, 53 5th, E. Macon Smith Sarah, c, laundress, r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon Smith Sidney, elk, bds Stubblefield House
Smith Sterling P., machinist A. Reynolds, r 103 Pine Smith Susan, c, laundress, r 158J Hazel Smith Susan C., wid C. W., r 159 Hazel Smith Thomas, c, barber, r 28 Pine

\

STORE YOUR GRAIN In the GEORGIA RAILROAD ELEVATOR at AUGUSTA.

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Smith Thomas, o, gardener, r 18 Hazel Smith Thomas, c, grocer, 178 Hammond Smith Thomas, c, painter, r 33 Monroe Smith Thomas, c, waiter Lanier House Smith Virginia, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Smith Walter G., elk to County Commrs, Court House, r
Clinton rd, E. Macon
Smith William, c, porter D. Daly & Bro., r Vineville Smith & Iverson (B. C. Smith and J. S. Iverson), grocers,
120 3d
Snellgrove James, shoemkr J. Valentino, r Flanders al, E. Macon
Snellgrove Melissa J. Miss, dressmkr Mrs. H. A. M. Gray, bds 284 4th
Snider Georgia T. Miss, r 125 Walnut Sobers Andrew M., c, bricklayer, r ns Monroe, w of Jones Solomon Allen, c, lab, r Monroe, n of Jones Solomon Charles H. (Wing & Solomon), bds Lanier House Solomon Nathan M. (S. T. Coleman & Co.), bds Lanier
House Solomon Peter, r 98 Forsyth rd, Vineville Solomon Peter Jr., with L. Ripley, r 98 Forsyth rd, Vine
ville
Solomon Stephen M., with S. T. Coleman & Co., r 98 For syth rd, Vineville
Solomon William, c, wks Dixie Works, r 78 Wharf Solomon William G., teller Exchange Bank, r 176 Cotton av Sonnabone Amy Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Sorrell Martha E., wid R. H. D., r 133 Forsyth rd, Vine
ville
South Macon Baptist Church, Hawthorne, cor Congress South Macon Colored School, 50 Hawthorne South Macon Grammar School, Troup, sw cor Hawthorne SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO,, T. H. Henderson agt; 176
4th
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP ASSO CIATION, Virgil Powers genl commr; C. A. Sindall Sec, 111 Mulberry
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD, W. G. Raoul, supt; 120 and 122 5th, cor Pine

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have Low Rates and W Q T) T3 I) Or. Quick Despatch by llli Ut 13. u, il, UU,

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SPAHR HERMAN, watch mkr, jeweler and musical mdse,
108 2d, r 186 3d Spain Fannie H., wid J. A., r 170 Cherry Spain James A., with S. T. Coleman & Co., r 170 Cherry Spain William D. Jr., elk, bds 170 Cherry Spalding Henry, c, trainhand M. & B. R. R Sparks Edward, c, wks Dixie Works Sparks Frederick, c, janitor, r es Jones, 2d n of College Sparks Ovid G., office 155 3d, r 86 Washington av Sparks Ovid G. Jr., scalesman W. B. Sparks, bds 86 Wash
ington av Sparks Perkins, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Sparks Rufus, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Sparks Sallie, wks Bibb Mnfg Co
SPARKS WILLIS B., cotton factor and fertilizer dealer,
155 and 157 3d, r 86 Washington av Sparks W. H., r 199 1st Spears Jennie Mad., r 24 Plum Spier Henry O., engineer M. & B. R. R Spinks Willis, c, painter, r 78 Madison Spinner E. S., mer, r Boundary, s of Adams Spivey A., wks Bibb Mnfg Co Spivey Henry, c, gardener, r 365 McIntosh Spivey Laura Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Spivey Mollie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Spivey W. J.; wks Bibb Mnfg Co Spooner Arthur W., with Singer Mnfg Co., bds 159 Poplar Sprinz Edward, mer, r 28 Arch Sprinz Joseph, carrier Post Office, r 28 Arch Stafford Jackson, c, wks Dixie works Stafford Jane, c, seamstress, r Jefferson, E. Vineville Stanford Henry, c, wks C. R. R., r Hazel, s of Bass Stanford James, c, well digger, r rear 18 Monroe Stannard Platt A., trader, 61 Poplar Stapler Solon, c, waiter National Hotel, r 195 3d Starr Benjamin, c, helper M. & B. R. R Steed Epenetus A. Rev., prof Mercer University, r Bolin-
broke, M. &. W. R. R Steed Robert E., bkkpr S. S. Dunlap & Co., r 18 Magnolia Steele Edward H., bkkpr T. Guernsey, r 193 1st Steele Lee, c, driver, r rear 131 Walnut

Take the GA. RAILROAD,

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Stein George J., farmer, r 282 Congress Stein Herman, dry goods, 76 Mulberry, r 81 4th Steinhard Joseph, elk, bds Lanier House Stephan Albert YV., painter Collins & Winns, bds 28 Monroe Stephan Philip T-, blacksmith Collins & Winn, bds 28 Mon
roe Stephan William, policeman, r 28 Monroe Stephens Emeline J., wid A. R., bds 16 Magnolia Stephens Henry, c, brickmkr, r 274 Congress Stephens Henry, c, driver, r 148 Hazel Stephens Price, c, wks S. YV. R. R Stephens Squire, c, gardener, r es Jone, 1st n of College Stephenson Levi, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r ws Hammond, e
of Hazel Stephenson Willis, c, wks S. W. R. R., r 200 Elbert Stern Moses, cigar mkr M. Peyser, bds 28 Oak Stevens Josiah P., physician, 84 Mulberry, bds 197 1st Stevens Patsy, c, laundress, r 20 Wharf Stewart Denniss, c, porter, r 179 1st Stewart Ezekiel J., painter, r 163 Elbert Stewart Frank M., elk J. S. Stewart, bds 16 Georgia av Stewart Hampton, c, yardman Lanier House, r al rear 71 5th Stewart Isaac, c, brickmkr, r ns Hammond, w of Tupelo Stewart Isaiah, c, welldigger, r Clinton rd, E. Macon STEWART JOHN S., cotton factor, 67 Mulberry, and
livery stable, 65 Mulberry, r 16 Georgia av. (See p. 77.) Stewart John YV., carpenter, r Houston rd, S. Macon Stewart Stephen, c, lab, r 69 Hawthorne Stewart Tennent L., baggage master S. YV. R. R., bds 255
4th Stewart Wesley, c, wks B. M. Zettler, r rear 93 Orange Stewart William, c, cook Lanier House, r 81J Cotton av Stewart William S., candy mkr H. B. Erminger, r 388 Mc
Intosh Stocker C. H., trav agt, bds 193 2d Stokes Beverly, c, bricklayer, r 167 Elbert Stokes James, c, drayman, r al rear 208 4th Stokes Samuel, c, brickmkr, res Turpin, s of Division Stone Alexander, c, waiter Browns Hotel Stone Benjamin F., elk, bds n end of Monroe Stone Frank H., bkkpr M. & B. R. R., r 127 College

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Best Line to all Points in Florida.

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Stone Henry, mason, bds 55 Mulberry Stone Thomas, c, wheelwright, r Columbus, sw cor Ross Stony E. P., c, tailor, r 195 5th Stony Mary Mrs., seamstress, r 85 Cotton av Story Richard E. elk C. D. Anderson & Son, r 144 4th Stout Benjamin, c, wks C. R. R., r 333 McIntosh Stratton Charles C., brick mnfr, r 193 1st Stralton George W., gunsmith, 62 Cherry, bds Stubblefield
House Strauss Fred, tailor, 57 Cherry, r E. Macon Streyer George, molder J. S. Schofield, r New Houston rd,
S. Macon Streyer William H., engineer C. R. R., bds 90 Pine Strickland George W., blacksmith M. & B. R. R., r Elm, n
of Ross Strickland James, wks A. Reynolds, r Elm, n of Ross Stripling Benjamin P., wks C. R. R., r 14 5th Stripling Lucy H., wid William, r 245 2d Stroberg Charles J., plumber and gasfitter, 103 4th, r 81
Oak Stroberg John F., plumber C. J. Stroberg, r Boundary, E.
Macon Stroemer Heinrick R. (C. H. Rogers & Co.), r 98 4th STROHECKER HENRY F,, lawyer, 3 Cotton av, r 56
Spring Strohecker S. A., wid E. L., r 56 Spring Strong Edgar P., boots and shoes, 126J 2d, r 62 Walnut Strough Thomas, c, bricklayer C. R. R Strozier Alexander, c, drayman, r rear 4 Monroe Stuart Edward H., grocer, 235 4th, r 243 4th Stuublefield House, Sirs. S. L. Whitehurst propr ; 137 Mul
berry Stubbs Alexander, e, driver, r ss Hammond, w of Ash Stubbs Clarence L., bkkpr J. C. Van Syckel & Co., r 145
Orange Stubbs Daniel, c, farmer, r 42 Hazel Stubbs George, c, wks C. R. R., r 36 Hazel Stubbs John W., weigher Campbell & Jones, r county Stubbs Rebecca B., wid T. P., r 145 Orange Stubbs Robert W., lawyer, 139 3d, r 145 Orange Stubbs Tillman, c, shoemkr, 148 1st

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TM?TM)T?tTrPfIlITl

"West ancl South-west, via the
GEORGIA ROAD FAST FREIGHT LINE,

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Sturks Delia, wid Samuel, r 131 Walnut Sturks John, barkpr A. Vannucki, r 131 Walnut Sobers Alexander B., elk G. S. Obear, bds 210 2d Subers Amos A., grocer, 62 5th, E, Macon, r Clinton rd, E.
Macon Subers Jacob J., physician, Cotton, nr Garden, E. Macon Subers Julia A., wid Amos, r Cotton, nr Garden, E. Macon SUBERS SAMUEL M., with G. S. Obear, r 210 2d Sullivan Cornelius, grocer, es Georgia av, 1st n of Early Sullivan David H., cabinetmkr, r 21 Washington av Sullivan Eliza Mrs., fruits and confectionery, 105 3d Sullivan Joshua, printer, r 96 Elm Sullivan Thomas R., printer, bds 62 Oak Sullivan Timothy, fireman C. R. R., bds 28 Oak Summerall Raney Mrs., dressmkr, r 89 Mulberry Summers E. A. Mrs., r 9 Cotton av Summers Pauline Mrs., dressmkr, r ws Boundary, 1st n of
Congress Summers William, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r ss Hammond,
w of Ash Sussdorlf Gustavus E., physician, r 8 Johnston Sutphin Eliza, wid Henry, r 300 Troup Sutton Albert, c, lab, r 251 2d Sutton Edward, c, grocer, Hospital, E. Vineville, r Jefferson,
E. Vineville Sutton George, c, driver Bernd Bros., r country Sutton Henry M., storekpr U. S. Int Rev., r Monroe, w of
Jones Sweeney Miles J., saloon, 85 Mulberry Sweeney Patrick, elk P. Fitzgerald, bds 240 4th Sweet Stephen S. Rev., associate editor Telegraph and Mes
senger, r 16 Magnolia Swindlehuist John, machinist, r 351 McIntosh Sykes A. J., lead liner C. R. R Sykes Martha, wid Wiley, r 33 Wharf
TALBIRD CHARLES G., fireman C. R. R., r E. Macon Talbird James, fireman M. & B. R. R Taliaferro Henrietta, c, seamstress, r es Forsyth, s of limits Talmer Henry, c, farmer, r 15 Arch

via Macon & Brunswick R. R. Co. and
CUMBERLAND ROUTE, to and from

Tankersley Charles J., fireman C. R. R., r n of Houston rd,

S. Macon

Tankersley James H., harnessmkr Bernd Bros., r country

Tankersley Thomas H., fireman C. R. R., r n of Houston rd,

S. Macon

Tarver Benjamin, grocer, 47 5th, r 159 Mulberry

Tarver Francis, pedler, r 44 Johnston

Tatnall Paris, c, farmer, r 130 New

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Tatum Alexander J., c, elk J. Pounds, r 97 Hazel Taylor Andrew, machinist Findlay Iron Works, r 161 Elbert

Taylor Anna C. Mrs., r 51 Vineville rd

Taylor Charles, c, bricklayer, r 239 2d

Taylor Charles, elk W. & E. P. Taylor, r 66 1st

Taylor David, c, gardener, r Holmes, E. Vineville

Taylor Edward P. (W. & E. P. Taylor), r 79 2d

Taylor Elizabeth P.', wid William, r 61 Oglethorpe

Taylor Fannie, wid H. P., r 161 Elbert

Taylor Frank, c, waiter Lanier House

Taylor Fred, c, wks C. R. R., r Bishop Row, S. Macon

Taylor George A., elk A. L. Clinkscales, bds 161 Elbert

Taylor Henry M., draymaster, r 61 Oglethorpe

Taylor H. Clay, watchman, r 33 Ross

Taylor James, c, wks Dixie Works

Taylor John, wks Bibb Mnfir Co., bds 161 Elbert

Taylor Lewis, c, wks C. R. R., r Hazel, sw cor Hammond

Taylor Nelson, , wks C. R. R., r rear 11 Wharf

Taylor Samuel, c, gardener, r 13 Monroe

Taylor Samuel, c, cook, r al rear 71 5th

Taylor Samuel, c, woodworker W. R. Kent, r rear 191 3d

Taylor William (W. & E. P. Taylor), r 79 2d

Taylor William, c, wks C. R. R., r 26 Hawthorne

Taylor W. & E. P. (William and Edward P. Taylor), fur

niture, 27 Cotton av

Teele William, r New Houston rd, S. Macon

TELEGRAPH & MESSENGER, Clisby & Jones, props;

112 Cherry, cor 2d. (See p. 78.)

Terrell Gus, c, barber N. Napier, r E. Macon

Terrell Richard, c, driver A. L. Butts, r Flanders al, E.

Macon

Terry Ellen Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co

Terry James M., printer Advocate, bds 46 Plum

Lni Rates anti Quick Tim WEST AND NORTH-WEST, via the GEORGIA ROAD FAST FREIGHT LINE.

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Tharpe Cicero A., farmer, r 5 Bass Tharpe Heimy, c, porter J. D. Carver, r Tatnall sq Tharpe Maria, c, laundress, r 119 Oglethorpe
THAYER JAMES H., with SHOLES' DIRECTORIES, 146 2d, bds 174 Poplar
Theus James M., machinist C. R. R., r 222 3d Thomas John, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 14 New Thomas John (J., agt, r 202 2d Thomas Jolly T., c, wheelwright, 97 Poplar, r Unionville Thomas Joseph, c, shoemkr, 370 McIntosh, r 332 McIntosh Thomas Larry, c, hostler, r 43 Wharf Thomas Lazarus, c, wks C. R. R., r 2d, E. Macon Thomas Lou E. Miss, prin Academy Lot School, r 78 Pine Thomas Luke, tinner, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Thomas Martha A. Mrs., seamstress M. Greenberg, r New,
e of Wharf Thomas Nelson, c, lab, r rear 5 Wharf Thomas Noah, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 196 3d Thomas Peter, c, gardener, r 128 New Thomas Robert, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 34 Hazel Thomas Samuel, c, brickmkr, r 167 Elbert Thomas Sanford, c, bricklayer C. R. R., r 9 College Thomas Sarah, c, laundress, r 11 Monroe Thomas Solomon, tinner, r 155 Hazel Thomas Turner, c, lab, r 6 Walnut Thomas William, c, driver, r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon Thomas William E., elk M. C. Balkcom, r 33 Walnut THOMPSON CHARLES H,, c, grocer, 83 Cotton av Thompson Henry, c, carpenter, r 156J Hazel Thompson Henry, c, wks C. R. R., r Bay, ne of 5th, E. Ma
con Thompson Iverson, r Boundary, E. Macon Thompson James, c, blacksmith G. Smith, r rear 163 Elbert Thompson John, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 88 Oglethorpe Thompson Maria A., wid William, r 29 Forsyth rd, Vine-
ville Thompson Oscar W., elk, bds 69 Plum Thompson Ransom H., grocer, 128 Oglethorpe Thompson Sallie Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 90 Ogle
thorpe Thompson Susan Miss, seamstress, r Collins al, E. Macon

Ship by MACON & BRUNSWICK R. R. CO.

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Thompson William, c, farmer, r ws Boundary, n of Elbert THOMSON METHVEN S., physician, 63 Mulberry, r
37 Arch. (See p. 74.) Thorner Isaac (Newman & Thorner), r 48 4th Thornton J. R., farmer, bds 44 Plum Thornton Matthew, machinist, bds 30 Oak Thornton Reuben J., engineer M. & B. R. R., r 75 Oak Thurman Ella Mad., r al rear 178 2d Thurman Washington, c, driver Lamar, Rankin & Lamar,
r 15 Monroe Thweat Anderson, c, wks C. R. R., r Collins al, E. Macon Thweat Nancy, c, laundress, r 10 New Thweat Randall, c, wks H. Abel, r Adams, cor Oglethorpe Thweat Thomas, c, gardener, r es Turpin, s of Division Tillman George, c, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Milledgeville rd,
E. Macon Tillman Robert, c, wks ice factory, r E. Macon Timberlake W. C. (Timberlake & Chapman(, r 207 1st TIMBERLAKE & CHAPMAN (W. C. Timberlake and
W. B. Chapman), livery, sale and feed stables, 92 and 94 Poplar. (See p. 74.) Timmons Henry, r Boundary, E. Macon Timmons Hisgard, r Boundary, E. Macon Timmons Joel, wks Bibb Mngf Co., r Boundary, E. Macon Timmons Oliver, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r Boundary, E. Ma con Tindall Armstead, c, butler Mrs. M. Harris, r rear 168 Poplar TINDALL HARRY C., bkkpr J. H. Campbell, r 127 Orange Tindall Henry, farmer, r Boundary, opp Adams Tinker William H., pressmau J. W. Burke & Co., r 303 Troup Tinsley Addison R. (Tinsley, Bro. & Co.), r 16 Johnston TINSLEY, BRO. & CO. (A. R. and T. D. Tinsley and J. S. Rodgers), whol grocers, 118 3d Tinsley Theodosius D. (Tinsley, Bro. & Co.), r 14 Johnston Tippins Cal, c, porter, r rear 133 College Tison Ignatius, c, lab, r C. R. R., s of 5th, E. Macon Tison Lewis, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r Collins al, E. Macon Tissereau Adrian, trav agt, bds 69 Plum

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Tissereau Lewis, wks C. R. R., r 15 Lamar Tissereau Theodore, farmer, r 267 Congress Tolbert John, c, gardener, r al rear 71 5th Tolbert John Jr., c, wks M. & A. R. R., r al rear 71 5th Tolbert William, c, blacksmith L. Davis, r 45 Ash Toney Charles P., elk W. A. Julian A Co., bds 192 Oak Toole Charles J., dentist, 102 2d, r 66 Oglethorpe Torrence Samuel A., elk Jones & Cook, bds 63 New Totten William J., tobacco and cigars, 56 Poplar, r 225 4th Towns Peter, c, woodsawyer, r 202 Elbert Tracy Caroline Mrs., r 70 Orange Tracy Daniel D., grocer, 263 Troup Tracy Hattie Mrs., r 70 Orange Tracy Henry, c, porter National Hotel Travis Charles, c, carpenter R. C. Wilder & Son, r 27 Ogle
thorpe Travis Wesley, c, butcher W. L. Henry, r rear New, sw cor
Pine Trawick Irwin J., mer, r 240 2d Trimble William, cigar mkr N. A. Gans Trippe Joseph, c, carpenter J. E. Ellis, r ns New, 1st n of
Pine Troutman Henry B., elk Sell wed, Siesel & Gibian, r 153
Forsyth rd, Vineville Troutman Marcellus L., planter, r Vineville Troutman Tabitha E., wid Adolphus, r 153 Forsyth rd,
Vineville Troutman Thomas, c, car greaser C. R. R Trusdell Jacob, r 290 Congress Truman Alfred, glazier J. E. Ellis, r ns Columbus, w of
Short Truman Emily P. Miss, dressmkr, 149 1st Truman John, wks C. R. R., r ns Columbus, w of Short Truman Lavinia, wid James W., r 3 Magnolia Truman Sarah A., wid John, r 149 1st Truman Susan E. Miss, dressmkr, r 149 1st Tucker Elcania A., r Houston rd, S. Macon Tucker Emily, c, laundress, r es Jones, 1st s of Madison Tucker Judith C., wid Alexander, r 51 Walnut Turbeville Thomas, fireman C. R. R., r 201 Elbert Turner Benjamin, c, driver, r rear 6 Walnut
25

Offers QUICK DISPATCH in FREIGHTS To and from all Points NORTH and EAST,
VAN

Turner Charles B., elk, r 93 Oak

Turner David, c, wks brickyard, r 166 Hammond

Turner Joseph, c, driver, r 195 3d

Turner Otis, c, musician, r 27 Oglethorpe

Turner Sims, c, wks C. R. R., r rear 54 6th

Turner William H., with Singer Mufg Co., r 22 5th

Turpin Frank M., elk Turpin & Ogden, bds 223 2d

Turpin George B. (Turpin & Ogden), r 223 2d

Turpin William C., warehouseman Bibb mufg Co., r 223 2d

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Turpin & Odgen (George B. Turpin and J. Monroe Ogden),

ins agts and com mer, 113 3d

Tutor James, butcher W. H. & J. W. Wood, r al rear 201 3d

Tutt A. Benjamin, bds 173 4th

Twiman Reuben, c, farmer, r 126 Wharf

Twine Henry, c, carpenter, r rear 4 Monroe

Twitty Peter S. Rev., pastor First Street M. E. Church

(South), r 237 1st
ULLMANN ABLERT (Ullmann & Greenberg), r 125

Cherry

ULLMANN & GREENBERG (A. Ullmann and M.

Greenberg), merchant tailors, 106 2d. (See front cover.)

Underwood Alfred, c (Jones & Underwood), r rear 24 Spring

Underwood Sophronia Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r ss 5th,

8th e of Walnut

Underwood Victoria Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r ss 5th, 8th

e of Walnut

Urquhart John A., engineer, r Flanders al, E. Macon
VALENTINO DANIEL, carriage mkr Collins & Winn,

r New Houston rd, S. Macon

VALENTINO JOHN, boots and shoes, 112 Cherry, r 41

Walnut

Valentino J. Conrad, messenger Sou. Ex. Co., r 41 Walnut

Vance Fannie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co

Van Houten Edwin, tinner 103 Cherry, r 233 2d

Vann Jane, wid Asa, r 11 Maple

Vann Jefferson, c, driver J. F. Greer & Son, r 158 4th

Vann John, harness mkr, r 11 Maple

Vann Reese, carpenter, r 39 1st

Vann Sarah, wid A., r 17 Ross

THROUGH CARS, THROUGH RATES, FAST TIME, via the Georgia Road Fast Freight Fine.

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Vannucki Anthony, saloon, 112 -5th Vannucki Louis, saloon, 82 and 84 Poplar Van Syckel John C. (J. C. Van Syckel & Co.), bds Browns
Hotel Van Syekel J. C. & Co. (J. C. Van Syckel and E. H. Car-
hart), tinware, 116 3d Vanvaulkenburg E. C., engineer C. R. R Vardeman James E., printer Telegraph, r 230 3d Vardeman Mary, wid Benjamin, r 230 3d Varner Robert, c, sampler Campbell & Jones, r 15 Ogle
thorpe Vaughan Abner W., elk C. R. R., r 344 McIntosh Venable Elizabeth Mrs., r 100 Elm Villepigue Harry C., elk S. W. R. R., bds head of Poplar Villipigue Margaret W. Mrs., teacher South Macon Gram
mar School, r head of Poplar Vineville Methodist Church, 93 Forsyth rd, Vineville Vineville School, 146 Forsyth rd, Vineville Vining Jackson L., wks C. R. R., r 44 Hazel Virgin Fred. B., with W. A. Huff & Co., r 14 Vineville rd,
Vineville Virgin Jonathan A., jeweler, r 14 Vineville rd Virgin Samuel H., physician, 98 Mulberry Virgin William H., bkkpr Central Georgia Bank, r 40 Vine
ville rd Venner Robert, c, wks Campbell & Jones, r 15 Arch

ACHTEL CHARLES (C. Wachtel & Bro.), r 58
Walnut
WACHTEL CHAS. & BRO. (Charles and David
Wachtel), clothing, gents furnishing, etc., 91 Cherry Wachtel David (C. Wachtel & Bro.), bds 58 Walnut Wade John, c, driver Abel & Bro., r 36 Ross Wade Frances, wid John T., r 56 Pine Wadley William M., pres C. R. R. and Banking Co., r
Bolingbroke, Ga Wadsworth John D., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 2 Short Waggenstein Mary Mrs., confectionery, 312 4th, r 310 4th Waggenstein Robert, baker Mrs. M. Waggenstein, r 310 4th Wagner Margaret, wid John, r 13 Wharf

Is via MACON & BRUNSWICK RAIL ROAD CO, and CUMBERLAND ROUTE.

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220

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WAGNON GEORGE R., master mechanic M. & B. R. R., r 50 Ash
Wagnon Wiley, wks M. & B. R. R., bds 50 Ash Wahl Jacob, bkkpr F. Reichert, r Forsyth rd, Vineville Walden William, wks C. R. R., r 22 Walnut Waldron Matthew, c, wks C. R. R., r Clinton rd, E. Macon Waldron Washington, c, wks brick yard, r es Turpin, s of
Division Walker Augustus, c, bricklayer, r 13 Arch Walker Bernard, butcher, 256 4th, r 248 4th Walker Charles M., sewing machine adjuster, 102 Mulberry,
r country Walker David L. (D. L. Walker & Co.), r 119 College Walker Diana, c, laundress, r 89 Madison WALKER D. L. & CO. (D. L. Walker and Felix Corput),
grocers, 106 Cherry Walker Elizabeth, wid --, r 65 Walnut Walker Ellen Miss, bds 20 Johnston Walker Evelyn P., wid S. T., r 92 Pine Walker Frank, c, wks Dixie Works Walker Henry, c, lab, r 5 Mulberry Walker James, c, bricklayer, r es Jones, 2d s of College Walker John M., with C. H. Rogers & Co., r 65 Walnut Walker Joseph, c, driver Dr. H. A. Mettauer, r 79 Walnut Walker Julia, c, seamstress, r 7 Orange Walker Owen, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 66 Ash Walker Peter, c, farmer, r4 Monroe Walker Robert R., carpenter J. E. Ellis, r 3 Short Walker Robert S., carpenter J. E. Ellis, r 45 Orange Walker Tyler, c, waiter Browns Hotel Wallace Augustus, c, bricklayer, r ns College, w of Jones Wallace Charles, c, harnessmkr W. Clarke, r 11 College Wallace George, c, bricklayer, r 11 College Wallace Henry, c, wood sawyer, r rear 20 Monroe Wallace Henry M., c, porter Collins & Winn, r rear 176
Cherry Wallace James, c, butcher D. L. Walker & Co., r 7th, cor
Mulberry AVallace Martha A. Mrs., boarding, 277 4th Wallace Miranda, c, lab, r Collins al, E.Macon AVallace Rebecca, c, laundress, r 121 5th

fPlic FI'fTDPTA UnATI Has the Only grain elevator illU UJllUlUlln. IlUnJJ in tlio South Atlantic States.

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221

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Wallace Samuel, c, hostler Sou. Ex. Co;, r 195 3d Wallace Walter, c, barkpr M. J. Sweeney, r 165 3d Waller Frank, c, porter G. S. Obear, r 31 Jefferson Walls Wesley, c, wks Jones & Underwood Walthour C. M. Mrs., matron Wesleyan Female College Walton John, c, plasterer, r ss Forsyth, tv of Monroe Waltz Mattie Miss, wks J. W. Burke & Co., r 34 Oak Ward Charles T., r 79 Forsyth rd, Vineville Ward Ellen A. Miss, millinery, 125 Cherry, r 43 Cherry Ward John W., elk S. S. Dunlap & Co., bds Browns Hotel Ward London, c, wood sawyer, r 365 McIntosh Ward Patrick, r 43 Cherry Ware James H., c, barber, 65 Cherry Ware John W., carpenter, r 134 Oglethorpe Ware Thomas J., grocer, 133 Oglethorpe Warnack Abner, c, carpenter Bibb Mnfg Co., r E. Vineville Worn ack Mary A., wid William, r Clinton rd, E. Macon Warnke August F., bkkpr English, Huguenin & Co., r 91
Mulberry Warnke Frederick, tailor, 91 Mulberry Warnock Augustus, machinist E. Crockett & Sons, r 35
Hawthorne Warren Ebenezer W. Rev., pastor First Baptist Church, r
75 New Warren George, c, wood sawyer, r 38 Hawthorne Warren James E., pattern mkr E. Crockett & Sons, r 288
Congress, Warren Robert, c, gardener, r 19 Calhoun Warren Susan Mrs., mattress mkr, r 78 Hawthorne Warren William, poster Burr Brown, bds 80 Hawthorne Warwick Thomas F., machinist C. R. R., r 322 Congress Washington Avenue Presbyterian Church, c, 13 Washington
av Washington Frank, c, waiter, r 91 Pine Washington George, c, driver D. Daly & Bro., r ss Colum
bus, w of Ross Washington George, c, farmer, r 8 Maple Washington Henry, c, lab, r Houston rd, S. Macon Washington James H., r 60 Washington av Washington Lee H., bds 60 Washington av Washington Mack, c, gardener, r 91 Pine

To and from FLORIDA is via Macon & Bruns wick Rail Road Co. and Cumberland Routs.

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222

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Washington Mary, wid J. H. R., r 60 Washington av Washington Montgomery, c, waiter, r 28 5th Washington Samuel, c, porter Coleman & Newsom Washington William, c, plasterer, r 73 Monroe Washington William, c, wks Timberlake & Chapman, r
rear 183 Poplar Wasner George D., blacksmith C. R. R., r Contentment, E.
Macon Wasner John, boilermkr C. R. R., r Contentment, E. Ma
con Wasner William L., fireman C. R. R., r Contentment, E.
M aeon Waterhouse Edward W., engineer C. R. R., r 292 Troup Waterhouse John W., carpenter M. & B. R. R., r Hazel, se
cor McIntosh Waterhouse Sarah, wid William, r ws Ash, 2d s of Troup Waterhouse Thomas, engineer C. R. R., r 35 Pine Waterloo Jack, c, woodcutter, r ss M. & B. R. R., w of Ash Waters Jeremiah, c, welldigger, r 14 5th, E. Macou Waters Joseph B., c, elk Marshall & Jackson Waters Nathan, c, waiter, r 27 Oglethorpe Watkins King, c, wood sawyer, r 25 Oglethorpe Watson Archibald H., blacksmith C. R. R., r 313 Congress Watson Fannie A., wid A. R., r 26 Arch Watson George, elk, bds 26 Arch Watson Henry L., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 26 Arch Watson John W., engineer C. R. R., r n of New Houston
rd, S. Macon Watson Primus, c, wks C. R. R., r Boundary, E. Macon Watson Richard B., cotton buyer, 144 4th, bds 69 Plum Watson Thomas, elk, bds 26 Arch Watts Isaac, wks S. W. R. R., r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon Watts Moses, c, bntler T. Gresham, r 77 Madison Waxelbaum David, elk, bds 154 Mulberry Waxelbaum Joseph (Waxelbaum & Bro. and Waxelbaum &
Co.), r New York Waxelbaum Joseph Jr., elk, bds 154 Mulberry Waxelbaum Sarah, wid D., r 105 Walnut Waxelbaum Solomon (S. Waxelbaum & Bro. and Waxel
baum & Co.), r 154 Mulberry

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Waxelbaum S. & Bro. (S. and J. Waxelbaum), dry goods, 117 2d
Waxelbaum & Co. (S. and J. Waxelbaum, Geo. Rosenfeld and J. Emanuel), clothing, 117 2d
Wayman George, c, lab, r Monroe, w of Jones WEATHERBE CH. F., business manager SHOLES'
DIRECTORIES, 146 2d, bds Browns Hotel Weaver Benjamin, c, gardener, r Hospital, E. Vineville Weaver C. C., tinner S. S. Dunlap & Co., bds 46 Plum Weaver Eldredge, c, drayman, r 4 Spring Weaver Foster, c, porter National Hotel, r es Jones, 2d n of
College Weaver J. Samuel, c, porter J. L. Shea, r 4 Spring Webb Isaac, c, drayman, r rear 34 Monroe Webb Susan E., wid T. A., r 228 2d Webb William A., conductor S. W. R. R., r 228 2d Webster Winfield S., elk J. F. Barfield, bds 9 High Weed Joseph E., with L. W. Smith & Co., r ws College, s
of Washington av Weems Belle Miss, r 57 New Weichselbaum Samuel, saloon, 93 Cherry, r 189 1st Weisz James G., prof Pio Nono College "Welch James M., carpenter M. & B. R. R., bds 277 4th Welch Patrick, boiler mkr J. S. Schofield, r 277 4th "Welch Thomas J., conductor S. W. R. R., bds National
Hotel Welch William S., conductor S. W. R. R., bds National
Hotel Wellings Rachel, c, laundress, r Centre, E. Macon Wells George B., soda water mnfr, bds 243 4th Wells Joseph E., with Carhart & Curd, r 80 2d Wells Joseph E. Jr., jeweler Wing & Solomon, r 21 High Wells Theodore, elk S. W. R. R., r 55 Walnut Wesley Anna Miss, with Mrs. E. S. Rees, r Tatnall sq Wesley Ida Miss, with Mrs. E. S. Rees, r Tatnall sq Wesley Isabel Mrs., dressmkr, 59 Hazel Wesley John, wks M. & A. R. R., bds 249 4th Wesley Laura Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 73 Hawthorne Wesley William, carpenter C. S. & G. W. Findlay, r 302
Congress
Wesley William, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 73 Hawthorne

| OFFERS LOW FREIGHT RATES
I. To and from all Points NORTH and EAST.

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WESLEYAN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, Rev. A. G.
Haygood, D. D., editor; Rev. J. W. Burke, asst editor, 146 2d
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE, Rev. W. C. Bass,
D. D., pres; 107 and 109 College. (See p. 8.) West David, wks C. R. R., r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon West Janies A., wks M. & B. R. R., r Houston rd, S. Macon West Sarah Mrs., seamstress, r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon West William, c, wks R. W. Cubbeg^, r rear 49 College Westcott George S., dep sheriff Bibb Co., r 194 2d Westcott Henry P., with Bernd Bros., r 194 2d Western Union Telegraph Co., 86 Mulberry Westmoreland Henry c, porter Singleton, Hunt & Co., r 11
New Westmoreland Robert, c, wks Singleton, Hunt & Co., r 11
New Westmoreland William, c, wks Singleton, Hunt & Co., r 11
New Whaley Jane Mrs., seamstress, r New Houston rd, S. Macon
WHARTON MORTON B. REV. D. D., asst editor and
business manager Kind Words, 146 2d, r 197 1st Wheaton Green, c, lab, r 127 New Wheeler Fannie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 3 Factory
Row Wheeler Irene Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 3 Factory Row
WHEELER JOHN C., city engineer, City Hall, r 177
Poplar Wheeler Mary Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 3 Factory Row Wheeler Nancy Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 3 Factory
Row Wheeler Zibeon B., engineer, r 48 Pine White Ben, c, wks Bernd Bros., r rear 183 Poplar White Cornelius, e, driver L. W. Rasdal White Ephraim, c, waiter Mrs. R. Seymour, r rear Adams,
nw Ash White Flewellen R., wid D. G., r 104 College White Henry, c, lab, r 251 3d White John, c, shoemkr, 110 Cotton av White Major, c, wood sawyer, r 93 Hazel White Thomas, c, porter Nussbaum & Dannenberg, r 280
Congress

From Baltimore and Philadelphia, avi
GEORGIA ROAD FAST FREIGHT LINE.

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225

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White Thomas W., harness mkr Bernd Bros., r country White Tucker G., c, carriage painter, r 65 Monroe White Volia, c, carrier Telegraph and Messenger, r 28 Jef
ferson White William, painter, r 29 Walnut Whitehead Adam, c, porter J. A. Pugh, r Plum, mv cor 5th Whitehead Mollie, c, lunch room 101 4th Whitehead William H., bkkpr D. L. Walker & Co., r 37
Arch Whitehurst James, elk, bds 82 1st Whitehurst James E., with F. Corput, bds Stubblefield
House Whitehurst Sarah L. Mrs., prop Stubblefield House, r 137
Mulberry Whitic Alfred, c, waiter Lanier House Whitic Bailey, c, carpenter, r 9 Spring Whitic Susie V., c, teacher North Macon School, r 9 Spring Whitney Julia, wid Albert, r 5 Magnolia Whitney Zeno W., elk Newman & Thorner, bds 122 Ogle
thorpe Whittington Annie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r rear 315
Congress Whitington John W., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r rear 315 Con
gress Whittington Parmelia Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Whittle Abner P. (Whittle & Whittle), r 5 Jefferson Whittle Alfred, c, bricklayer, r 1 Forsyth rd, Vineville Whittle J. Murray, student, bds 5 Jefferson Whittle Lewis N. (Whittle & Whittle), r 5 Jefferson WHITTLE & WHITTLE (L. N. and A. P. Whittle),
lawyers, 1 Cotton av Wiggins Burrell, c, driver B. L. Willingham, r 27 College Wikle William S. D., pressman Telegraph, r 20 Magnolia Wilbur Benjamin, c, bricklayer, r Collins al, w of Flanders
al, E. Macon Wilbur Cornelius, c, wks S. W. R. R., r 31 Oak Wilbourn John W., c, barber E. W. Ansley, r 171 4th Wilbourn Joseph (W. F. Cannon & Co.), r 38 Oglethorpe Wilbourn Joseph G., bkkpr W. A. Julian & Co., r country Wilder Benjamin F., carpenter Dixie Works, r New Hous
ton rd, S. Macon 25

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Quick Despatch by

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Wilder Benjamin F. Jr., pressman J. W. Burke & Co., r n of New Houston rd, S. Macon
Wilder Brutus, c, farmer, r 88 Hazel Wilder Christopher C. (R. C. Wilder & Son), r es Arch, 2d
s of 3d Wilder James H. B., carpenter R. C. Wilder & Son, r n of
New Houston rd, S. Macon Wilder John C., tinner G. S. Obear, r n of New Houston rd,
S. Macon Wilder Joseph, c, waiter Binswanger House Wilder Reuben C. (R. C. Wilder & Son), r n of New Hous
ton rd, S. Macon Wilder Robert L., elk T. Guernsey, r n of Houston rd, S.
Macon
WILDER R. C. & SON (R. C. and C. C. Wilder), con
tractors, builders, lumber mnfrs and planing mill, 200 3d Wilder Stephen, c, waiter, r 105 5th Wilder Wade, c, driver A. Kreutz, r country Wilder William, c, waiter Mrs. J. P. Jones, r rear 64 Wal
nut Wilder William A., wks R. C. Wilder &JSon, r New Hous
ton rd, S. Macon Wiley Anna, wid J. B., r 93 Orange Wiley Charles M., planter, r 53 College Wiley Henry, c, wood sawyer, r 298 Congress Wilkerson Bentley H., carpenter, r 94 Oglethorpe Wilkerson Bird, c, gardener, r 213 3d Wilkerson Elbert, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 64 Ash Wilkerson Ellen, wid James T., r 135 College Wilkerson Green, c, lab, r es Boundary, n of Tatnall Wilkerson Henry, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 94 Oglethorpe Wilkerson Hilliard, c, wks S. W. R. R., r 62 Ash Wilkerson Mary C. Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 94 Ogle
thorpe Wilkerson Mattie Mrs., r 160 Hazel Wilkerson Richard, c, carpenter, r New Houston rd, S.
Macon Wilkerson Wade H., elk, r 160 Hazel Wilkerson William, wks Bibb Mnfg Co., bds 94 Oglethorpe Willet Hugh M., with First Nat. Bank, r 173 Oglethorpe

The GEORGIA ROAD AUGUSTA and CHARLESTON.

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"VYillet Joseph E. Dr., prof Mercer University, r 173 Ogle thorpe
Williams Abraham, c, lab, r 26 Wharf Williams Albert, c, lab, r 49 4th Williams Benjamin, c, driver A. Ross, r rear 9 Short Williams Benjamin, c, wks S. W. R. R., r 14 Calhoun Williams Bettie, c, laundress, r 28 Plum Williams Brazine, c, brickmkr, r 269 Troup Williams Briscoe, c, carpenter, r Jefferson, E, Vmeville Williams Catherine, wid James, r 58 4th Williams Charles, c, drayman, r 28 New Williams Clarence A., engineer C. R. R., r 18 5th Williams Daniel, c, wks S. W. R. R., r 33 Oglethorpe Williams Elizabeth, wid G. W., r 72 Washington av Williams Elizabeth, wid W. C. R., r 57 Plum Williams Ephraim, c, wks C. R. R., r Hazel, s of Bass Williams Ephraim, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 2d, E. Macon Williams Erasmus D.., engineer C. R. R., r 18 5th Williams Gabe, c, hostler J. S. Stewart, r 13 Arch Williams George, c, hackman, r Hospital, E. Vineville Williams Green, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 185 Elbert Williams Hampton, c, wks S. W. R. R Williams Hansell W., foreman Bernd Bros., r 47 Walnut Williams Henry, c, cabinetmkr, r 133 Cotton av Williams Henry, c, lab, r 150J Hazel Williams Henry Rev., c, pastor 1st Af. Bap. Church, r 101
Madison Williams Isaac, c, cook T. H. Harris, r 24 Spring Williams Ishmael, c, brickmkr, r 12 Cherry Williams Jackson, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r 103 Bay Williams Jacob, c, lab, r 101 Madison Williams James A., c, wks Jones & Underwood, r 38 Hazel Williams John, c, wood sawyer, r rear 78 1st
WILLIAMS JOHN B., confectionery, fish and oysters,
165 4th, r 83 New Williams John D., with Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, r 78
Plum Williams John W., c, porter F. A. Schoneman, r 26 Wharf Williams Lewis, c, teacher, r 45 Pine Williams Limus, c, wks C. R. R., r Collins al, E. Macon

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and CUMBERLAND ROUTE L Best Line to all Points in Florida.

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Williams Luther, collection elk First Nat. Bank, r 86 Wal nut
Williams Mack, c, drayman, r 97 Hazel Williams Mack, c, painter, r ns Monroe, w of Jones Williams Mary, c, laundress, r 24 College Williams Mary Miss, seamstress, r 57 Plum AATlliams Matthew, c, train hand S. W. R. R Williams Maurice, c, carpenter, r 33 Hawthorne Williams Miles, c, driver, r 199 3d Williams Missouri, c, laundress, r 31 Oglethorpe Williams Nathan, c, train hand S. W. R. R AVilliams Nicholas, c, carpenter, r M. & W. R. R., Vineville AVilliams Reuben, c, blacksmith Collins & Winn, r 31 AVal-
nut Williams Samuel, c, driver Geo. T. Rogers' Sons, r rear 114
Bay AVilliams Sandy, c, driver Burr Brown, r 17 Monroe AVilliams Saul, c, waiter Browns Hotel, r rear 159 College Williams Thomas, e, barkpr R. J. Loyal!, r rear 31 Ogle
thorpe Williams Thomas, printer Herald, bds 135 Madison Williams Turner, c, wks H. Abel, r 183 Poplar Williams Tyrus G., student, bds 72 AVashington av Williams Uriah L., painter M. & B. R. R., r Boundary, sw
cor Elbert AVilliams AVilliam, printer Herald, r 135 Madison AVilliams AVilliam, c, wks Rose Hill Cemetery, r ns College,
w of Jones AVilliams AVilliam, c, wks S. AV. R. R., r 208 Elbert AVilliams William D., prin Georgia Academy for the Blind, Williams William D. Jr., bkkpr Telegraph and Messenger,
r Georgia Academy for the Blind Williams William E., elk, bds 72 Washington av Williamson Alexander A., tinner J. C. Van Syckel & Co Williamson Charles J., r 62 Orange Williamson Henry, c, gardener, r 208 1st AVilliamson Isham, c, lab, Houston rd, S. Macon Williamson Julia Mrs., school, New Houston rd, S. Macon Williamson Sarah A., wid E. C., r 200 1st AVilliford Amanda E., wid David, r 385 McIntosh AVilliford Caroline E., wid W. S., r 49 Orange

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WILLINGHAM BENJAMIN L. , cotton factor, 145 and 147 2d, r 20 Bond, sw cor Orange
WILLINGHAM CALDER B., cotton factor and fire ins agt, 145 2d, r 117 College
Willingham Edward J., bkkpr Jessop & Smith, bds 20 Bond WILLINGHAM THOMAS JR., lawyer and agt for The
Bradstreet Co., 82J Mulberry, r 107 Orange Willis Frank, c, barber R. H. Hart, r 105 5th Willis Frank, engineer, bds 255 4th Willis Henry, local agt Singer Mufg Co., r 75 Plum Willis Jane, wid --, r 19 Wharf Willis Peter, c, painter, r 34 Monroe Wilson Abner, c, driver, r E. Vineville Wilson Adah Miss, seamstress, r Clinton rd, E. Macon
Wilson Albert, c, wks C. R. R., r New Houston rd, S Ma con
Wilson Andrew, butcher, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Wilson Christopher J., r 65 Walnut
Wilson Cornelia Miss, seamstress, r 59 Oglethorpe Wilson Hoklin, c, bricklayer, r New Houston rd, S. Macon Wilson James I., cabinet mkr W. & E. P. Taylor, r 73
Wharf
Wilson Jane, c, laundress, r 119 4th Wilson John, c, lab, r rear 86 Spring Wilson Kate, wid C. C., r 148 Mulberry Wilson Martha S., wid Joel, r 59 Oglethorpe Wilson Mary, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Wilson Pleasant, c, driver Sou. Ex. Co
Wilson Samuel, c, carpenter, r ss M. & W. R. R., w of Co lumbus
Wilson William, c, porter Geo. T. Rogers' Sons, r Stinsonville
Wilson William C., architect, r 17 High Wimberg John, blacksmith C. R. R., r 355 McIntosh Wimberly Elizabeth, wid William, r 209 4th
Wimberly George, wks W. & E. P. Taylor, r 209 4th Wimberly Isaac, c, wks C. R. R., r es Hazel, s of Hammond Wimberly James, elk, r Milledgeville rd, E. Macon Wimberly William, wks Dixie Works, r ns Forsyrh, w of
Monroe

lllmilllJ rnmnnunr IPIPTH! W Via Macon & Brunswick B. E. Co. and PT OIITTI it

iUMuMull

CUMBERLAND ROUTE, to and from fLllillllll.

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Wimbish Alexander, c, butler J. J. Gresham, r rear .69 Col
lege Wimbish Pleasant, c, waiter O. G. Sparks, r rear 86 Wash
ington av Wimbish Silas, c, driver A. O. Bacon, r rear 100 College Wind Talitha E., wid Samuel, r n of Houston rd, S. Macon Windham William W., carriage mkr, 114 4th, r 37 Walnut Wine William, c, wks Union Depot, r Vineville Wing Edward, carpenter, r 53 Calhoun
WING GEORGE F., job printer, 64 Cherry _
Wing & Solomon (C. H. Solomon and-), jewelry, 124
2d Winkler Richard, c, barber M. Lob, r 64 Plum Winn Cooper D. (Collins & Winn), r 78 Forsyth rd, Vine
ville Winn Daisy, c, laundress, r rear 1 Mulberry Winn Mary A., bonnet mkr, r 21 5th Winn Thomas J., wks C. R. R., r 21 5th Winn William, c, carver Browns Hotel, r E. Vineville Winship Emory (Winship & Callaway), r 62 College Winship Isaac, r 159 Poplar Winship Isaac Jr., student,Ms 62 College Winship John, c, porter, r 193 3d Winship Nathan R., agt, r 6 Johnston
WINSHIP & CALLAWAY (E. Winship and J. T. Cal
laway), clothing and gents furnishing, 126 2d Winter Henry, printer, r 46 Walnut Winters Barney, c, lab, r 158J Hazel Winters George, carpenter J. E. Ellis, r Houston rd, S. Ma
con Wintrip John H., c, porter S. Weicliselbaum, r 189 3d Wippler Frederick W., grocer 213 4th Wise Joseph, c, lab, r al rear 145 4th Wise Level, c, lab, r Flanders al, nr limits, E. Macon Withers Frederick, c, lab, r 2d, E. Macon Witkowski David, elk, r 81 4th Witkowski Elias (E. Witkowski & Hartz), r 92 Cherry Witkowski E. & Hartz (E. Witkowski and John Hartz), dry
goods, 92 Cherry Wolff Edward (Wolff & Bro.), r 173 2d Wolff William (Wolff & Bro.), r 225 2d



\A/Lrvr Vrn Vrownl 4/ways Select the Most Reliable Route, viz. VY Nell I UU 1 I dVCI the GEORGIA ROAD.

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Wolff & Bro. (W. and E. Wolff), rags and paper, 138 4th Wood Abram, c, wks R. H. Thompson, r 12 Calhoun Wood Alexander H., machinist, bds 120 Oglethorpe WOOD ARTHUR L., with T. Wood, r 57 2d Wood Charles I., butcher W. H. & J. W. Wood, bds 48 Pine Wood Charles M., lieut. police, r 52 Ross Wood Ella Miss, dressmkr, r 59 Cherry
Wood George W., carriage trimmer, r Houston rd, S. Macon Wood Irving, elk, bds Monroe, bey limits Wood James, carpenter, r New Houston rd, S. Macon
Wood John W. (W. H. & J. W. Wood), r Brewery, bey limits
Wood Lina Mrs., wks Bibb Mnfg Co., r 315 Congress Wood Lula Miss, seamstress, r 176 Hammond Wood Maggie Miss, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Wood Mary, wid Grenville, r 376 McIntosh Wood Mattie A. Miss, dressmkr, 59 Cherry WOOD THOMAS, furniture, 103 Mulberry, carpets and
upholstering, and music store, 105 Mulberry, r 169 Mul berry. (See p. 70.)
Wood Thomas E., carpenter C. R. R., r n of Houston rd, 8. Macon
Wood Timothy D., carpenter C. R. R., r 120 Oglethorpe Wood William H. (W. H. & J. W. Wood), r 235 3d Wood Willis, guard chain gang, r New Houston rd, S. Ma
con WOOD W. H. & J. W. (William H. and John W. Wood),
butchers, 62 Poplar Woodall Samantha E., wid John M., r 234 2d Woodliff Edward, c, barber, r 17 Spring
Woodruff Adelia S. Mrs., millinery, 5 Cotton av, r 22 For syth rd, Vineville
Woodruff Charles N., florist, r 22 Forsyth rd, Vineville Woodruff David B., architect, 5 Cotton av, r 22 Forsyth Woods Newton H., barkpr J. W. Johns, r 68 Cherry WOODSON ALF. R., cashier Lanier House Woodson William H., elk E. P. Strong, bds 136 Cherry Woodward Gus, c, wks Union Depot, r 2d, cor Pine Woolfolk Green, c, farmer, r 24 5th, E. Macon Woolfolk James H., c, farmer, r Cotton, E. Macon Woolfolk Owen, c, driver, r 2 Walnut

j r

Ship by MACON & BRUNSWICK R. R. CO.

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WOOTEN W. HENRY, with Nussbaum & Dannenberg,
bds 174 Poplar Worseley James, carpenter, r 31 Ross Worsham Leonidas S., elk J. F. Barfield, r 75 2d Worthy Hartford, c, wood cutter, r ns Division, w of Bay Worthy James, c, waiter, r 105 Oak Worthy Julius, c, wood cutter, r 20 Mulberry Worthy Randall, c, chair repairer, r 105 Oak Wrenn Moses, c, wks M. & B. R. R., r Collins al, E. Macon Wright Annie Mad., r 103 5th Wright Charles P., wks Hill & McAndrew Wright Charles S., elk M. Landsberg, bds 193 2d WRIGHT DARWIN S., dentist, 114 2d, r 122 College Wright Edmund, c, lab, r 303 4th Wright George, wks Bibb Mnfg Co Wright George W., with Coleman & Newsom, r 14 Magnolia Wright Hampton, c, brickmkr, r 2 Mulberry Wright Jesse, driver stm No. 4, r rear 338 McIntosh Wright Kearney, c, waiter, r 9 Washington av Wright Major, c, gardener, r 2d, E. Macon Wright Nancy, wid J. W., r 153 New Wright Patrick H., physician, 106 Cherry, r 12 Georgia av Wright P. B. C., wid William A. J., r 133 Walnut Wright Ransom, student, r 122 Madison Wright Russell, c, porter Bernd Bros., r 226 1st Wright Washington, c, wks M, & B. R. R., r 165 Elbert Wrigley B. Henry, bkkpr Johnson & Harris, r country WRIGLEY WILLIAM W., cashier First Nat. Bank, r
35 3d Wrye Milton, c, carpenter, r M. & W. R. R., Vineville Wrye William, policeman, r es Ash, 1st n of Johnston Wrye William E., with Herald, r es Ash, 1st n of Johnston Wyche Adella Miss, dressmkr, r 51 Walnut Wyche Edwin G., elk, r 51 Walnut Wyche Harriet, wid A. H., r 54 Walnut Wyche Robert C., carriagemkr Collins & Winn, r 54 Wal
nut Wylie William A., lieut. police, r 255 4th Wynn Charles J., elk R. S. Wynn, bds 102 Plum Wynn Mary S., seamstress, r Collins al, E. Macon Wynn Robert S., grocer, 80 Poplar, r 102 Plum

THE GEORGIA ROAD Is The SHORT LINE EAST am NORTH EAST.

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Wynn William, c, wks S. W. R. R

WYNNE CHARLES C., with SHOLES' DIREC TORIES, 146 2d, bds 174 Poplar
TOUMANS SAMUEL S. harnessmkr R. H. May &

Co., r 13 Bass

Young America Fire Co., No. 3, Mulberry, cor 3d

Young Anderson, wks Bibb Mnfg Co

Young David J., painter Collins & Winn, r 297 Troup

Young Essex, c, brickmkr, r ss M. & B. R. R., w of Ash

Young George, c, farmer, r Flanders al, E. Macon

Young George Jr., c, fireman Bibb Mnfg Co., r Flanders al,

E. Macon

Young George, wks C. R. R., r 297 Troup

Young Henry, c, office boy S. W. R. R

Young Isaiah, c, carpenter C. R. R., r Hospital, E. Vineville

Young J. T., wks Sou. News Co

Young Mens Christian Assn., 1 Cotton av

Young Moses, c, wks brickyard, r es Bay, s of Hammond

Young Samuel, c, lab, r E. Vineville

Young Tally, c, driver, r ss M. & W. R. R., 3d e of Hazel

Young Tobias, c, gardener, r Hospital, E. Vineville

Young Walter, c, porter Bond, Boynton & Co., r Hospital,

E. Vineville

Young William, c, porter, r Hospital, E. Vineville

Youngblood Thomas K., cabinetmkr T. Wood, r n of Hous

ton rd, S. Macon

Youngblood William S., cabinetmkr T. Wood, r 13 Troup

ZACHRY SPENCER, c, wks C. R. R., r M. & W.

t !

R. R., Vineville

Zeigler Malinda, c, seamstress, r 86 Spring

Zeigler Octavia, c, seamstress, r 86 Spring

Zettler Berrien M., supt Public Instruction, office 84 2d, r

133 Spring

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J. W. BURKE & CO.,

146 SECOND STREET, MACON, GA,,

Ask the citizens of Macon to remember that they are the largest and most complete

HOUSE IN THE SOUTH,

For the following lines which they represent:

All kinds of MISCELLANEOUS,

RELIGIOUS, LAW and SCHOOL Js

wm

PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY.

BOX PAPERS. WRAPPING PAPERS,
BLANK BOOKS on Shelf and Made to Order.

LETTER-COPYING AND INVOICE BOOKS;

WRITING, COPYING AND PRINTING INKS, PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, Etc., Etc.

Including some of the most celebrated now before the public.
Commercial Printing executed in all its forms and varieties, cheap as the cheapest.
BOOK BINDING and BLANK BOOK MAKING,
In a style unsurpassed anywhere. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Y

THU nmm DT HTUflDlW ^nc* Coupler, Air Brakes, and all Modern Improvements
lilH JAliiiljI rimlfuilill are used by the "Old Reliable" GEORGIA RAILROAD.

SHOLES'
MACON
COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY
FOR THE YEAR
1880.
Embracing a Classified List of all Professions, Manufactures, Trades and Pursuits in the City of Macon; each classification alphabetically arranged.

For residences and individual names of firms, see the General Directory

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Accountants.

Artists Materials.

McKay William, 155 2d

SMITH L. W. & CO.,

15 Cotton av. (See p. 80.)

Agricultural Implements.

FARQUHAR, A. B,,
Jessop & Smith, managers; 141 3d ^see front cover.)

Attorneys at Law. (See Lawyers.)

Artists.
BLACKSHEAR T. B,,
15 Cotton av. (See p. 75.) deBeruff C., 98 Mulberry
PUGH J. A.,
112 Mulberry

Auction and Commission. Freeman T. W., 103 Cherry
Bakers and Confectioners. Kreutz A., 73 Cotton av Merkel Louis, 96 Cherry

BAN

Is via MACON & BRUNSWICK RAIL ROAD CO. and CUMBERLAND ROUTE.

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Banks and Bankers.
CENTRAL GA. BANK,

Johns J. W., 191 4th Lanier House, 93 Mulberry

EXCHANGE BANK,
67 Cherry
FIRST NAT'L BANK,
127 2d. (See p. 69.)
LAWTON R. F.,
116 2d. (See front fly B,) Macon Savings Bank, no Mulberry
PLANT t. C. & SON.
115 Cherry. (SeeflyB.i
THE CAPITAL BANK,
150 2d. (See p. 69.)

Barbers.

Ansley E. W., c, 171 4th

Bickers

96 2d

Braswell W., c, 121 3d

Clark W. B., c, 77 Cotton av

Hart R. H , c, 68 Mulberry

Ingraham H., c, ill 4th

LOH MICHAEL,

97 Mulberry. (See p. 72.)

Napier M., c, Browns Hotel

Nixon D., c, 261 4th

Savage W., c; 58 Poplar

Ware J. H., c, 65 Cherry

Blacksmiths.
Burney I. P., c, 119 Cotton av Collins T. C,, r, 8 Wall Giles J. B., New Houston rd, S. Ma
con Goodwin J., c, 160 4th Grove H., c, 346 McIntosh Hall M., c, 97 Poplar Hill Henry, c, 63 5th, E. Macon Jones & Underwood, c, al rear 1123d Massey L., c, 76 5th, E. Macon Masterson C., 80 3d Moore C., c, 160 4th Smith G,,c, 370 McIntosh Smith J., c, 63 5th, E. Macon
Blank Book Makers.
BURKE J. W. & CO.,
146 2d. (See back cover.)
Bleachers. Drake J. S. Mrs., 104 2d

Baths.
LOH MICHAEL,
97 Mulberry. (See p. 72.)
Beer.
[agents and dealers.]
SCHONEMAN F. A.,
94 Cherry. (See p. 72.)
. Beer Bottlers.
BINSWANGER A.
67 Cherry
Billiard Halls. Benner J. H. & T. M., 104 Mulberry

Boarding Houses.
Binswanger House, 63 and 65 Cherry Bivins S. Miss, 42 3d Boland L. Mrs., 302 4th Brewer T. E., 192 3d Bryant F. Mrs., 272 4th Corbett House, 174 Poplar Dense A. B. Mrs., 167 2d Gregory A. M. Mrs., 69 Plum Griffln R. P., 33 Pine Harrison A. Mrs., 28 Oak Hutchings A. Mrs., 197 1st Jones Wiley, 44 Plum McBryde J. M. Rev., rear Mercer
University Phillips S. Mrs., 23 Mulberry Ragland A. E. Mrs.. 46 Plum Stubblefield House, 137 Mulberry Wallace M. A. Mrs., 277 4th Winship I. Mrs , 159 Poplar

Book Binders.
J. W. BURKE & CO.,
146 2d
Booksellers and Stationers. Brown Burr, 102 Mulberry
BURKE J. W. & CO.,
146 2d, (See back cover.)
Boots and Shoes.
[manufacturers.]
SCHALL H. & BRO.,
89 Cherry. (See page 72.)

Gibson J., c, Houston rd, S. Macon Gibson R., c, 13 Wall Henderson S., c, 151 4th Hussey L., 107 Mulberry Jackson J., c, 74 5th, E. Macon Jordan B. J., c, 99 Poplar Lewis E.,^, 31 Walnut Lewis P., c, 45 5th Lowe G., c, 118 Cotton av Middlebrooks H., c, New Houston
rd, S. Macon Parks J., c, 125 Cotton av Rivers A., c, 19 5th Rogers R., c, 215 4th Smith S., c, S3 5th, E. Macon Stubbs T., c, 148 1st Thomas J., c, 370 McIntosh White J., c, no Cotton av

[wholesale.]

Coleman S. T. & Co., 114 Cherry, cor 2d

Brokers.
[BOND, STOCK AND MONEY.]

[wholesale and retail.]

Cubbege R. W., 106 Mulberry

JUHAN W. A. & CO.,
125 2d. (See fly A.)

LAWTON R. F.,
116 2d. (See front fly B.)

MIX & KIRTLAND,
3 Cotton av and 132 3d

LOCKETT & BOND,
105 Cherry. (See p. 75.)

SCHALL H. & BRO.,
89 Cherry. (See page 72.)

PLANT I. C. & SON,
115 Cherry. (See fly B.)

SINGLETON, HUNT & RIPLEY L,,
CO., 100 Cherry and 123 2d. (See 84 Mulberry

Page 75-1

[general.]

[retail.]
Harris J., 101 Cherry Heller E. D., 9] Cotton av String E P., 126J 2d
VALENTINO JOHN,
112 Cherry, cor 2d

CARNES W. W.,
1153d. (Seep 71.) Conner Z. T. & Co., 107 Cherry
HUFF W. A. & CO.,
145 3d. (See front cover.) Jones T. S , 139 3d

[MADE AND REPAIRED ]
Bowman A., c, 105 4th Boynton T., c, 52 Pine Brooks J., c, 237 4th Collins W., c, 274 Congress Davis A , 96 Oglethorpe Dickey A., c, 128 Cotton av

RIPLEY L.,
84 Mulberry
Builders Material.
ELLIS J. E.,
45 Wharf. (See back fly D.)

EISNER F.,
13 Cotton av. (See index.) Epps W., c, 103] Cherry
Felder J,,c, 50 Cherry

GUERNSEY T.,
151 2d. (See p. 77.)
HAYS C. C.,
54 and 56 Cherry. (See p. 76.)

have Low Bates and W 0 7) T) I) Pi's
Quick Despatch by 111. & iJ, Xl. II, III).

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Burial Cases, Etc.
REICHERT F.,
ioo Mulberry. (See p. 80.)
WOOD T.,
103 Mulberry. (See p. 70.)
Butchers. Abel H., 148 1st Abel & Bro., 136 2d Henry F. L. & Co., 164 1st Henry R. L., 54 Poplar Henry W. L., 103 3d Hunter W. T., 128 Cherry King C. Mrs., 151 1st Rogers L. D., 74 Mulberry Walker B., 256 4th Wood W. H. & J. W., 62 Poplar
Candy Manufacturers. Erminger H. B., 74 Poplar Smith C. C., 128 Cherry
Carpenters. (See Contractors and Builders.)

Cigar Manufacturers. Barnett D., 50 Mulberry
NATHAN A. CANS,
CIGAR MANUFACTURER
--AND DEALER IN --
TOBACCO, SNUFF
-- AND --
HAVANNA SCRAP SMOKING TOBACCO,
203 Fourth Street, Macon.
Peyser M., 181 4th
Cigars and Tobacco, Cromeline & Co., 98 Mulberry Danforth M. W., 169 4th Daus A., Browns Hotel Grace W. F., 90 Cherry Johnston W. T., 98 2d

Carpets and Oil Cloths.
JUHAN W. A. & CO.,
125 2d. (See front fly A.)
WOOD T.,
105 Mulberry. (See page 70.)
Carriages. Collins & Winn 134 2d Davis L., 130 Mulberry Kent W. R., 86 and 88 Poplar
MAY ROBT. H. & CO.,
116 and II8 Cherry Windham W. W., 114 4th
China, Glass and Queensware.
B URR G. W.,
97 Cherry
OBEAR G. S., no Cherry. (See back cover.)

Clothing.
Baer D. J., 81 Cherry Hertz J. H., 108 Cherry Levy S., 163 4th Nussbaum G., 130 3d Ohlman B., 183 4th Wachtel C. & Bro., 91 Cherry Waxelbaum & Co., 117 and 119 2d Winship & Callaway, 126 2d
Coal Dealers.
BUTTS A. L.,
1153d. (Seep. 73.) Mansfield W. H. & Co., foot of Mul
berry, Old Court House sq
Collins and Caskets.
REICHERT F.,
100 Mulberry. (See p. 80.)

pi^vTl

HP

Safety Secured by taking tbe

, UUiVlJ: Ulll GEORGIA ROAD.

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WOOD T.,
103 Mulberry. (See p. 70.)
Coke.
BUTTS A. L.,
1153d. (See p. 73.)

ISAACS E.,
90 Mulberry. (See p. 76.) McGrath P. C., no 3d Pearson J. W., 146 1st
SCHONEMAN F. A.,
94 Cherry. (See p. 72.) Smith C. C., 128 Cherry Waggenstein M. Mrs., 312 4th Williams J. B., 165 4th

Colleges.

Mercer University, Ash, opp Tatnall

Contractors and Builders.

PIO NONO COLLEGE, ELLIS J. E.,

Forsyth rd, 2 miles from Court 45 Wharf. See back fly D.)

"House. (See back of title.)

GUERNSEY T.,

WESLEYAN FEMALE 151 2d. (See p. 77.)

COLLEGE, 107 and 109 College. HAYS C. C.,

(See p. 8.)

54 and 56 Cherry. (See p. 76.)

WILDER R. C. & SON,

Commercial Agencies.

200 3d

THE BRADSTREET CO.,
82)^ Mulberry

Coopers.

Arnold D., c, New, se cor Pine

Commission Merchants.
Adams A. B. & Son, 93 Poplar Flanders Bros., 154 3d
HUFF W. A. & CO.,
145 3d. (See front cover.) Jewett H. L. & Son, 150 2d
JONES & COOK,
31 Cotton av. (See p. 75.) Turpin & Ogden, 113 3d

Cotton Brokers and Buyers.
Crutchfield J. F., 159 2d
ELLIS HAYNE,
139 3d Holmes C. T., 139 3d Palmer W. D., 113 3d Ross W. H., 113 3d Ruan J. G., 164 2d Watson R. B., 144 4th

Commissioners.
[of deeds.]
Freeman M. R., 102 Mulberry
[united states.]
Freeman Matt. R., 102 Mulberry

Cotton Factories.
BIBB MNFG CO.,
80 Oglethorpe and 5th, E. Macon, office 115 3d. (See p. 71.)

Confectioners.
Dinkier J., 69 and 71 Mulberry Harvey M. T. Miss, 89 Cotton av Holder J. F., 101 Cotton av

Cotton Factors.
Anderson C. D. & Son, 144 4th Campbell & Jones, 98 to 104 Poplar Coleman & Newsom, 65, 67 and 69
Poplar

COT

and CUMBERLAND ROUTE
Best Line to all Points in Florida.

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S. B. BARFIELD, D. D. S. English, Huguenin & Co., office 138 Poplar

Hardeman & Gibson 168 4th

Saulsbury, Respess & Co., 162 4th Sparks W. B.. 155 and 157 3d

OFFICE HOURS:

STEWART J. S.,
67 Mulberry. (See page 77.)

8

Willingham B. L., 145 2d

Willingham C. B., 145 2d

to 6 IP- HUE.

Cotton Futures.

Ho. 90 Mulberry St.,

HUFF W. A. & CO.,
i4S 3d
LOCKETT & BOND,
105 Cherry. (See page 75.)
Cotton Gin Manufacturers.

MACON, GA.
Toole C. J , 102 2d
WRIGHT D. S.,
114 2d

Findlay C. S. & G. W., 3d, cor Ogle thorpe

Directory Publishers.

A. E. SHOLES, FINDLAY IRON WORKS 50 Oglethorpe, cor 3d. (See front paster.)

PUBLISHER

Cotton Press Manufacturers.

FINDLAY IRON WORKS MACON CITY DIRECTORY office 50 Oglethorpe, cor 3d. (See

front paster.)

/
AND DIRECTORIES OF

Decorators.
REICHERT F.,
100 Mulberry. (See page 80.)
WOOD T.,
103 Mulberry. (See page 70.)

Atlanta, Angnsta, Colnmtms and Savan nah, Ga., Charleston, S, C,, Mem phis, Tenn., and Georgia State Gazetteer, etc.
Office--146 Second Street.

Dental Depots.

HOLMES J. P. & W. R.,
102 Mulberry.

Distilleries. Mansfield W. H., Monroe, bey limits

Dentists.
FORD W. W.,
HOLMES J. P. & W. R.,
102 Mulberry

Doors, Sash and Blinds.
ELLIS J. E.,
45 Wharf. (See back fly D.)
GUERNSEY T.,
151 2d. (See page 77.)

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Draymasters.

RICE J. W. & CO.,

Mansfield W. H., Mulberry, cor old 113 and 115 2d. (Seep. 73.)

Court House sq

[RETAIL.]

Dress and Cloak Makers.
Buckner J. Miss, 113 Cotton av Cooper J. V. Mrs , 29 Oglethorpe Daniels M. A. Miss, 24 New Deming A. R. Mrs., 91 Oak Gantt A., c, 29 Washington av Grey H. A. M. Mrs., 284 4th Smith L. Mrs , 85 Cotton av Truman E. P. Miss, 149 1st Wesley J. Mrs , 59 Hazel Wood M. M. Miss, 59 Cherry

BANNON J. C. & CO.,
114 2d. (See back cover.) Barnett A., 50 Mulberry Doody W. A., 134 3d Elkan M., 148 3d Friend D. Mrs., 119 3d Greenwood F., 321 McIntosh Josephson H. S., 72 Mulberry Kahn V., ill Cotton av Landsberg M., 87 Cherry Rooney John, 112 2d Siesel J., 147 3d Skalowski B., 117 3d

Drugs and Medicines.
[wholesale.]

Skalowski B. & Bro., 83 Cherry Stein H., 76 Mulberry Waxelbaum S. & Bro., 117 5d Witkowski E. & Hartz, 92 Cherry

LAMAR, RANKIN & LA-

MAR, 102 and 104 Cherry. (See

Dyers and Cleaners.

covers.)

Lowenthal L., Wall, bet Cotton av

[retail.)

and 1st

Brunner N. I., 286 4th

Clinkscales A. L., 278 4th and 99 Cot ton av

Engines and Boilers.

Banforth-L. J. Mrs., 327 McIntosh Ellis T. W., 123 Cherry Hall R. B., 17 Cotton av
HUNT L. W.,
128 2d Ingalls John, 161 4th

FARQUHAR A. B.,
141 3d. (See front cover.)
FINDLAY IRON W'KS,
50 Oglethorpe, cor 3d. (See front paster.)

Menard A. A., 210 4th
PAYNE GEORGE,
1 Cotton av. (See fly A.)

Exchange.
LAWTON R. F.,

Rankin, Massenburg & Co., 82 Mul 116 2d. (See fly B.)

berry and 99 3d

LOCKETT & BOND,

105 Cherry. (See p. 75.)

Dry Goods.

PLANT I. C. & SON,
115 Cherry. (See fly B.)

[wholesale.]

Coleman S T. & Co., 114 Cherry, cor 2d

Express Companies.

Nussbaum & Dannenberg, 126 and Southern Express Co., 1764th

128 3d, 73, 75, 77, and 79 Cherry

[WHOLESALE and retail.]

Fancy Goods and Notions.

JUHANW. A. &C0.,
125 2d. (See front fly A.)

JUHAN W. A. & CO.,
125 2d. (See fly A.)

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Newman & Thorner, 99 Cherry Nussbaum & Dannenberg, 126 and
128 3d
RICE J. W. & CO.,
I13 and 115 2d. (Seepage 73.)

Galvanized Iron Cornices.
CARLING T. J.,
151 2d. (See page 77.)

Fertilizers.
Cobb & Clancy, 157 2d Hazlehurst W., 157J 2d Rogers & Leman, 168 4th Sparks W. B., 153 and 157 3d

Gas Companies. Macon Gas Lt. & Water Co., 106
Mulberry
Gas and Steam Fitters. (See Plumbers and Gas Fitters.)

Fisli, Oysters Etc. Corput F., 86 Cherry Williams .J. B., 165 4th
Flour Mills.
COOK J. L. & CO.,
Elbert, sw cor Hazel
Foundries.

General Stores. Christian R. T. & Bro., 70 5th, E.
Macon Jones W. H., 68 3th, E. Macon
Granite Works.
ARTOPE T. B.,
178 2d. (See front fly A.)

[brass.]
REYNOLDS A.,
143 and 145 5th [iron.]
Crockett E. & Sons, 294 4th
FINDLAY IRON WORKS
office 30 Oglethorpe, cor 3d. (See front paster.) Schofield J. S., 85 and 87 5th
Fruits.
BENNER J. H. & T. M,,
104 Mulberry Sullivan E. Mrs., 105 3d

Grocers.
[wholesale.]
Cannon W. F. & Co., 114 3d Coleman & Newsom, 63, 67 and 69
Poplar Jaques & Johnson, 142 3d Johnson & Harris, 82 Cherry
JONES & COOK,
31 Cotton av. (See page 75 ) Price's E. Sons, 120 and 122 Cherry
ROGERS' GEO. T. SONS,
66 and 68 Cherry Schwed, Siesel & Gibian, 124 3d Smith & Iverson, 120 3d Tmsley & Co., 118 3d

Furniture.
REICHERT F.,
100 Mulberry. (See page 80.) Russell J. E., 164 2d Taylor W. & E. P., 27 Cotton av
WOOD THOMAS,
103 Mulberry. (See page 70.)

[wholesale and retail.]
Barfield J. F., 66 Poplar
BARKER G. R.,
44 Cotton av. (See page 76.)
BEGGS GEORGE,
124 Cherry. ^Seepage 73.) Bond, Boynton & Co., 109 3d

Take the GA. RAILROAD,

GRO

243

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GREER J. F. & SON,
60 Poplar. (See back fly C.)
McCallie A., 40 Cotton av
Small A. B., 143 3d

Goodwin c, 117 Cotton av Gorman A., Houston rd, S. Macon Grace T. B., 197 4th Herring J. C., Houston rd, S. Macon Higgins W. L., 23 5th

[fancy.]

Hillard S. M., 54 Oglethorpe

BARKER G. R.,
44 Cotton av. See page 76.)
BEGGS GEORGE,

Holstein A. Mrs., Clinton rd. E. Ma con
Holt P. O., c, 52 and 54 Mulberry Hopkins J. R., New Houston rd, S.

124 Cherry. (See page 73.)

Macon

[retail.]

Howes D. H , 160 2d Hudgins G. W., Houston rd, S. Ma

Adamson A. Y,. 28 Johnston

con

Balkcom C. C., 58 5th, E. Macon

Jenkins W. E., Houston rd, S. Ma

Balkcom M. C., 58 Mulberry

con

Barnhart R., Forsyth rd, 1st s of Johnson & Douglass, c, 63 Cotton av

limits

Keating D. A., rear 91 Madison

Bell M. L. Mrs., 338 McIntosh

Kreutz A., 73 Cotton av

Bone C., 226 3d

Lagerguist O F., 38 Cotton av

Britton J. L., 246 1st

Lynch J., 114 New

Brooks J. W., c, 87 Cotton av

KcKenna A., 259 4th

Brown J., c, Houston rd, S. Macon McLean B. Mrs., Houston rd, S. Ma

Bucher C., Clinton rd, E. Macon

con

Bunch & Loomis, 223 4th

McMurray M. Mrs., 19 5th

Callaghan T., 106 3d

MACHOLD C.,

Carstarphen T. J., 36 Cotton av

80 Mulberry and 98 3d

Carver J. B. D., 126 Cherry

Marshall C., c, 2 Vineville rd

Carwins B. A., c, 42 Cotton av

Marshall & Jackson, c, 314 McIntosh

Case G. W., Hospital, E. Vineville Mulloy M. Mrs , 371 McIntosh

Cherry J. E., 23 Cotton av

Murray J. D., New Houston rd, S.

Churchill F. Mrs., 22 5th, E. Macon Macon

Daly D. & Bro., 95 Cherry

Murray L. P., 216 3d

Daly M., Houston rd, S. Macon

Myrick W. K., Gilmer, opp Hazel

Davidson S. S., 25 5th

Newton J. W., Milledgeville rd, e of

Davis H. G. & Co., es Georgia av., 2d limits

n of Early

Noohe A. M. Mrs., 66 Mulberry

Denson M. E. Mrs.. 305 Troup

Norman J. S., 340 McIntosh

DETTRE G. B.,

O'Connell E., 64 Mulberry

162 1st

O'Hara J., 378 McIntosh

Disroon F , c, 23 Spring

O'Hara M. & Bro., 315 McIntosh

Doyle M. Mrs., 17 New

Payton P., 62 Mulberry

Farmer A. Mrs., 132 Cherry

Phillips J. P., Houston rd,sw cor Boun

Farris & Ivey, 239 3d

dary

Fennell L. Mrs., Clinton rd, E. Ma Pounds J., c, 81 Cotton av

con

Quinn T., I io Oglethorpe

Fitzgerald M., 108 3d

Reddy R. J., 66 5th, E. Macon

Fitzgerald P., 139 3d

Rogers C. H. & Co., 98 Cherry

Flanders D. & Son, 54 5th, E. Macon Rogers M. R. & Co , 136 2d

Faughner M. Mrs., 145 4th

Russell C. H., 113 New

Franklin F., c, 115 Cotton av

Sanders & Nelson, 70 Poplar

Gensheimer M., 97 Cotton av

Shapleigh L. J., 46 Cotton av

Good W. M., 72 Poplar

Sheftall W. C., 17 5th

GUN

via Macon & Brunswick R. R. Co. and
CUMBERLAND ROUTE, to and from

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Shinholser W. T., 201 4th

Hotels.

Smith A. J., 102 Cotton av Smith G., c, 21 Monroe Smith T. c, 178 Hammond Stuart E, H., 235 4th

BROWN'S HOTEL,
189 and 191 4th, opp Union Pass. Depot. (See front cover.)

Subers A. A., 62 5th, E. Macon

LANIER HOUSE,

Sullivan C., es Georgia av, 1st n of 93 to 101 Mulberry

Early

National Hotel, 169 4th

Sutton E., c, Hospital E. Vineville

Tarver & Co., 47 3th Thompson C. H., c, 83 Cotton av

House Furnishing' Goods.

Thompson R H., 128 Oglethorpe BURR G. W.,

Tracy D. D., 263 Troup

97 Cherry

Walker D. L. & Co , 106 Cherry

Falkner R., 23y2 Cotton av

Ware T. J., 133 Oglethorpe Wippler F. W., 213 4th Wynn R. S., 80 Poplar

OBEAR G. S.,
no Cherry. (See back cover.)

Gun and Locksmiths.
(SEE LOCK AND GUNSMITHS.)
HERRINGTON H.,
82 2d Huhn C., 89 Mulberry McHenry P., 55 Mulberry Stratton G. W., 62 Cherry

Ice.
[manufacturers.]
Johnston & Baxter, Tufts Springs
[dealers.]
Corput F., 86 Cherry Williams J. B., 163 4th

Hair Goods. Charbonel A., 104 2d
Hardware and Cutlery. Carhart & Curd, 69 and 71 Cherry Dunlap S. S. & Co., 138 3d
JESSOP & SMITH,
141 3d. ^See front cover.) Johnson's F. S. Sons, 107 3d
Harness.
(see saddles and harness.)

Insurance Agents.
BOARDMANJ. M.,
106 Mulberry. (See p. 71.)
CARNES W. W.,
115 3d. (See p. 71.) Cobb & Clancy, 157 2d Conner Bros., 107 Cherry Horne H., 84 Mulberry Jewett & Rogers, 150 2d
PLANT I. C. & SON,
113 Cherry. (See fly B.) Turpin & Ogden, 113 3d Willingham C. B., 143 2d

Hats, Caps, Etc.

Insurance Companies.

Coleman S. T. & Co., 114 Cherry

[fire.]

JUHAN W. A. & CO., FRANKLIN FIRE,

125 2d. (See fly A.)

of Pa., J. M. Boardman, agt; 106

Saulsbury R. S., 120 2d

Mulberry. (See page 71.)

SINGLETON, HUNT & GERMAN AMERICAN,

CO., 100 Cherry and 123 2d. (See of N. Y., J. M. Boardman, agt;

P- 75-)

106 Mulberry. (See page 71.)

omr MilllLrlli CIITTP VnilTl TPD'PTPm1 West and Sowth-west, via the

lulli

GEORGIA ROAD FAST FREIGHT LINE.

INS

245

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GEORGIA HOME INS. NORTHWESTERN Mu

CO., of Columbus, Ga , W. W. tual LIFE INS. CO., of Mil

Carnes, agt; 1153d. (Seepage 71.) waukee, W. W. Carnes, agt; 115

HAMBURG- BREMEN, 3d. (See page 71.)

of Hamburg, J M. Boardman, agt;

106 Mulberry. (See page 71.)
HARTFORD FIRE INS.

Iron Works.

CO., W. W. Carnes, agt; 115 3d. FINDLAY IRON WORKS

(See page 71.I

office 50 Oglethorpe, cor 3d. (See

INSURANCE CO. OF front paster.)

NORTH AMERICA, W. W. Schofield J. S., 85 and 87 5th

Carnes, agt; 115 3d. (See page

LIVERPOOL AND LON

Jewellers.

DON AND GLOBE INS. CO., (See Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.)

of Eng., I. C. Plant & Son, agts; Ezzell F. M., 15 Cotton av

115 Cherry.

Johnston W. T., 100 2d

LONDON AND LANCA Maumenee A. N.; 183 4th

SHIRE FIRE, Boardman, agt; (See page 71.1

of Eng., J. M. 106 Mulberry.

PESCHKE E.,
102 2d. (See page 80.) Wing & Solomon, 124 2d

NEW YORK UNDER

WRITERS AGENCY, W. W. Carnes, agt; 115 3d. (See page 71.)

Justices of the Peace.

NORTH BRITISH AND Adams D. H., 54 5th, E. Macon

MERCANTILE INS. CO. of Cherry W. A., Vineville

Eng., R. H. Plant, agt; 115 Freeman Matt. R., 102 Mulberry

Cherry

Granniss E. C., 86 Cherry

PHOENIX INS. CO.,

Poe W. A., 86 Cherry

of Hartford, J M. Boardman, agt;

106 Mulberry. (See page 71.)

QUEEN INS. CO.,
of Eng., W. W. Carnes,

agt;

115

Junk Dealers. Wolff & Bro., 138 4th

3d. (See page 71.)

ROYAL INS. CO.,

Lamps, Chandeliers, Etc.

of Eng., W. W. Carnes, agt; 115 3d. (See page 71.I

OBEAR G. S.,

SOUTHERN MUTUAL,

no Cherry. (See back cover.)

of Athens, Ga., J. M. Boardman,

agt; 106 Mulberry. (Seepage 71.)

VIRGINIA HOME INS.

Land Agents.

CO., W. W. Carnes, agt; 115 3d. Butts A. G., 86 2d

(See page 71.J

[life.]

Laths and Shingles.

COTTON STATES LIFE ELLIS J. E.,

INS. CO., of Macon, W. B. John 45 Wharf. (See black fly D.)

ston, pres; Geo. S. Obear, sec; HAYS C. C,,

109 Mulberry. (See page 70.)

54 and 56 Cherry. (See page 76.)

Ship by MACON & BRUNSWICK R. R. CO.

LAW

246

MAC

Lawyers.

Jaques, Johnson & Cox, 136 3d

Bacon & Rutherford, 82 Mulberry Bartlett G. T. & C. L., 108 Mulberry

Megrath N. A., 56 Poplar Rasdal L. W., 1603d

Best E. F,, hi 3d

BLOUNT & HARDE-
man, 106 Cherry

Livery Stables.

Daly F. J. M., 122 2d

Dessau W., 82 Mulberry Dunwody H. A., 106 Cherry

DAVIS G. M.,
77 and 79 3d. (See back fly C.)

Fort J. P., 152 2d Gustin G. W., 3 Cotton av
Hall & Son, 149 2d Hardeman J. L., 113 3d Harris C. J., 126 2d Hill & Harris, 102 2d

STEWART J. S,,
65 Mulberry. (See p. 77.)
TIMBERLAKE & CHAP-
MAN, 92 and 94 Poplar. (See p.
74-)

Hines R. K., 155 2d

Jemison Sam. H , 126 Cherry
LANIER & ANDERSON,
112 2d Lofton W. A., 108 Mulberry Lyon & Gresham, 1113d Nisbet J. T., 108 Cherry Nisbet J. W., I Cotton av

Lumber.
[manufacturers and dealers.]
Bartrum, Hendrix & Co., 146 Cherry, and 135 1st
ELLIS J. E.,
43 Wharf. (See back fly D.)

Nisbet R. A., 1 Cotton av Patterson R. W., 152 2d Poe W. A., 86 Cherry Proudfit A., 115 3d Rutherford John, 84 Mulberry

HAYS C. C.,
54 and 56 Cherry. (See p. 76.)
WILDER R. C. & SON,
200 3d

Strohecker H. F., 3 Cotton av

Siubbs R. W., 139 3d Whittle & Whittle, 1 Cotton av Willingham Thomas Jr., 82j
berry

Mul

Lunch Booms.
Bell R., c, 217 4th Henderson N., c, in 4th Howard A., c, 101 4th

Howard S , c, 157 4th

Leather and Findings..
SCHALL H. & RRO.,

King M., c, 51 Poplar Nixon D., c, 195 4th Smith P., c, 149 4th

89 Cherry. (See p. 72)

Whitehead M. C., 101 4th

Lime, Plaster and Cement. Ayres Asher, 96 Poplar
GUERNSEY T.,
151 2d. (See p. 77.)
JONES & COOK,
31 Cotton av. (See p. 75.)
Liquors.
CAMPBELL J. H.,
65 Cherry. (See back cover.)

Machine Shops.
FINDLAY IRON W'KS,
50 Oglethorpe, cor 3d. (See front paster.) Reynolds A., 143 5th Schofield J. S., 83 and 87 3th
Machinists.
HERRINGTON H.,
82 2d

Low Mgs sni Quick TiiflB gEma road fast freisghtvline!

MAC

247

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Machinery Depots.

Music and Musical Merchandise.

FARQ.UHAR, A. B,,

BURKE J. W. & CO.,

Jessop & Smith, managers; 141 3d 146 2d. (See back cover.)

(See front cover.)

SMITH L. W. & CO.,

15 Cotton av. (See page 80.)

Marble Workers and Dealers.

SPAHR HERMAN,
108 2d

Artope J. B., 50 Plum
ARTOPE T. B.,

WOOD T.,
105 Mulberry. (See page 70.)

I78 2d. (See front fly A.)

Mattress Makers.
Macbeth T. F. & Son, 178 3d
REICHERT F.,
100 Mulberry. (See p. 80.)

News Depots.
Brown Burr, 102 Mulberry Daus A., 189 4th Morse M. F., Union Depot
SMITH L. W. & CO.,
15 Cotton av

Merchandise Brokers.
CARNES W. W.,
1153d. (Seep. 71.)
Merchant Tailors.

Newspapers and Periodicals.
BAPTIST GEM,
146 2d Dental Luminary, 146 2d
KIND WORDS,

ULLMANN
berg, 106 2d.

& GREEN-
(See front cover.)

MACON

DAILY

HER-

Shea J. L., 118 2d

ALD, 88 2d. (See back fly C.)

MACON TELEGRAPH

Mill Machinery.

AND MESSENGER, 112 Cherry. (See page 78.)

FINDLAY IRON W'KS'
50 Oglethorpe, cor 3d. (See fron

Mercerian, 146 2d
WESLEYAN

CHRIS

paster.)

TIAN ADVOCATE, 146 2d

Millinery and Fancy Goods. Binswanger A. Mrs., 11 Cotton av Bulkley A. Mrs., 7 Cotton av Craig B. E. Mrs., 13J Cotton av Rees E. S. Mrs., 9 Cotton av Ward E. A. Miss, 125 Cherry Woodruff A. S. Mrs., 5 Cotton av
Mills---Flour.
COOK J. L. & CO.,
Elbert, sw cor Hazel

Notaries Public. Freeman M. R., 102 Mulberry
, Notions. (See Fancy Goods and Notions.)
SCHONEMAN F. A.,
94 Cherry. (See page 72.)
Nurseries. Woodruff C. N.,Forsyth rd, Vineville

OIL

Offers QUICK DISPATCH in FREIGHTS To and from all Point8 NORTH and EAST.

248

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Oils.
CHESS, CARLEY & CO.,
G. S. Davis, manager; 102 2d
Opticians.
PESCHKE E.,
102 2d. (See page 80.) Redfeld C., 104 2d
Painters.
[house and sign.]
POOLE I. H.,
136 4th. (See page 74.)
Paints, Oils, Etc.
BURKE C. & SON,
112 3d. (See fly B.)
ELLIS J. E.,
45 Wharf. (See back fly D.)
GUERNSEY T.,
151 2d. (See page 77.)

Fitzgerald Edmund, 122 Cherry '

Gewinner N. G., 166 4th

Green J. M., 109 Mulberry and 183

Poplar

HallC. H., 153 2d t'

Hammond D. W., no 2d `

Holt W. F., 126J 2d

Johnson H.V., 128 Cherry

Johnson L. L., 210 4th Magruder A. L. 0., 167 2d

Mettauer H. A., 80 Cherry, cor 3d

Roosevelt C. J. (homeo.), 61 Walnut

Stevens J. P., 84 Mulberry

THOMSON M. S.,

63 Mulberry Virgin-S. H. (homeo.), 98 Mulberry

r/ Wright P. H., 106 Cherry

'

_

Pianos and Organs.

BURKE J. W. & CO.,
146 2d. (See back cover.)
SMITH L. W. & CO.,
15 Cotton av. (See page 80.)
WOOD T.,
105 Mulberry. (See page 70.)

Patterns. Daniels M. B. Mrs., 9 Cotton av
Photographers. Baumann G., 203 3d
BLACKSHEAR T. B.,
15 Cotton av. (See page 75.) Daniels C. F., 9 Cotton av
PUGH J. A.,
112 Mulberry

Pictures and Frames. Irvine E. D., 122 2d
SMITH L. W. & CO.,
15 Cotton av. (See page 80.)
Plumbers and Gasfltters.
CARLING T. J.,
151 2d. (See page 77.)
POOLE J. H.,
136 4th. (See page 74.) Stroberg C. J., 103 4th

Physicians and Surgeons.

Armstrong G., 160 2d

Poultry Yards.

Blackshear J. Emmett, 98 Mulberry Dreyfus C., 29 Pine

Boon J. R., 120 Poplar

Carroll W. F., 54 5th, E. Macon Glinkscales A. L., 99 Cotton av

Printers.

Duggan J. R.. 149 2d

[book and job.]

Dunwody W. E. (homeo.), 155

Cherry

BURKE J. W. & CO.,

Ferguson E. G., 124 2d

146 2d. (See back cover.)

PJTTTO

East,via the Georgia Road

WXlilr I Oul WW 1 1 U1N FA.ST FREIGHT LINE,

PRO

249

SAL

SEIFERT A. E.,

MACON AND AUGUSTA

88 2d. (See p. 8o.j

R. R., office 64 6th, cor Poplar.

WING G. F.,
64 Cherry

(See top lines.)
MACON AND BRUNS

WICK R. R. CO., offices 5th, bet

Bay and Hazel. (See top lines and

Produce and Commission.

back paster.)

GREER J. F. & SON,
60 Poplar. (See back fly C.)

SOUTHWESTERN R. R.,
120 and 122 5th

McCallie A., 40 Cotton av

MACON COTTON AND
PRODUCE EXCHANGE, W. A. Huff & Co., managers; 145 3d. (See front cover.)

Real Estate.
Cubbege R. W., 106 Mulberry Horne H., 84 Mulberry Turpin & Ogden, 113 3d

Provision Dealers.
HUFF W. A. & CO.,
145 3d, (See p. 79,)
JONES & COOK,
31 Cotton av. (See p. 75,)
ROGERS' GEO. T. SONS,
66 and 68 Cherry
Publishers.
J. W. BURKE & CO.,
146 2d. (See back cover.)

Rectifiers.
CAMPBELL J. H.,
65 Cherry. (See back cover.)
Restaurants.
BENNER J. H. & T. M.,
104 Mulberry Harris T. H., 173 4th
ISAACS E.,
90 Mulberry. (See p. 76.) Morse M. F., Union Depot

Pumps and Pipes.
CARLING T. J.,
151 2d. (Seep. 77.)

Roofers.
CARLING T. J.,
151 2d. (See page 77.)

Railings---Iron.
ARTOPE T. B.,
178 2d. (See front fly A.)

Saddles and Harness.
Bernd Bros., 102 3d Clarke W., c, 99 Poplar Kent W. R., 68 Poplar

Railroad Ticket Agents.

Brown Burr, 102 Mulberry

Saloons.

Hoge S. C., 84 Mulberry

Carter B, c, 205 4th

Christian J. M. W., 88 Cherry

Railroads.

Clarke S., c, 159 4th Cook C., 104 4th

CENTRAL RAILROAD Engel E. H., 123 3d

AND BANKING CO., 120 and Hanse L. A., 87 Mulberry

122 5th

Harmon P. S., c, 207 4th

1

29

Is via MACON & BRUNSWICK RAIL ROAD CO. and CUMBERLAND ROUTE.

Havens W. F., 137 3d Johns J. W., 191 4th Jones J. C., 14 and 16 Wall Kennedy J. L., 167 4th Kilfoyle J., 48 Cotton av Lanier House, 93 Mulberry Loyall R. J., 58 Poplar Perkins P. M., c, 78 Mulberry Ricks L. C., al rear 176 3d Sweeney M. J., 85 Mulberry Vannucki A., 112 5th Vannucki L., 82 and 84 Poplar Weichselbaum S., 93 Cherry

Hill & McAndrew, 30 Plum Hisle A. S. & Co., 202 3d
STEWART J. S.,
65 Mulberry. (See p. 77.)
TIMBERLAKE & CHAP-
MAN, 92 and 94 Poplar. (See p. 74-)
Stationers.
BURKE J. W. & CO.,
146 2d. (See back cover.)

Schools.

Steam Engines.

HUNTER'S SCHOOL FOR
BOYS, 173 Poplar

FARQUHAR, A. B,,

Mills Annie A. Miss, 53 Orange

Jessop & Smith, managers; 141 3d

Sellers A., c, 21 Spring

(See front cover.)

Williamson J. Mrs., New Houston rd,

S. Macon

Stock Yards.

Corbett E. C., 202 3d

Sewing Machines and Agents. Marr J. W., 30 Plum
ANDERSON R. J. & CO., Phillips W. R., 61 and 63 Plum

108 Mulberry. (See p. 76.)

SINGER MNFG CO.,

Stoves and Timvare.

no 2d Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., Matt.

BURR

G.

W.,

R. Freeman, manager; 102 Mul 97 Cherry

berry

FALKNER R.,

WHITE SEWING Ma 23J Cotton av

chine, R. J. Anderson & Co., OBEAR G. S.,

108 Mulberry. (S'ee p. 76.)

-no Cherry. (See back cover.)

Silver and Plated Ware.
OBEAR G. S.,
no Cherry. (See back cover.)
Soda Water Manufacturer. Wells G. B., 243 4th
Stahles.
[LIVERY, sale and feed.]
Brown Burr, 90 Poplar
DAVIS G. M.,
77 and 79 3d. (See back fly C.)

Tailors and Repairers. (See also Merchants Tailors.) Baird C. H., no 2d Bryant C., c, 126 2d Strauss F., 57 Cherry Warnke F., 91 Mulberry
Telegraph Companies. Western Union, 86 Mulberry
Telephone Companies. Nat. Bell Telephone Co., 86 Mulberry

(j

TM THROUGH RATES, FAST TIME, via the , Georgia Koatl Fast Freight Fine.

TIN

251

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Tin, Copper and Sheet Workers.
BURR G. W.,
97 Cherry
CARLING T. J.,
I5l2d. (See page 77.)

Iron

Varieties.
SCHONEMAN F. A.,
94 Cherry. (See page 72.)
Veterinary Surgeons. Rogers L. D., 74 Mulberry

Tinners.
FALKNER R.,
23J Cotton av Van Houten E., 103 Cherry
Tinware.
OBEAR G. S.,
no Cherry. (See back cover.) Van Syckel J. C. & Co., 116 3d

Wall Paper.
REICHERT F.,
100 Mulberry. (See p. 80.)
WOOD T.,
103 Mulberry. (See page 70.)
Watches and Jewelry.
PESCHKE E.,
102 2d. (See page 80.)

Tobacco and Cigars.

Watchmakers.

[wholesale.]

Lane H. M., 21 5th

ROGERS' GEO. T. SONS, Otto J. H., 103 Cherry

66 and 68 Cherry

PESCHKE ERNEST,

Totten W. J., 56 Poplar

102 2d. (See page 80.)

Trunks and Valises.

Pollock M. B., c, 33 5th Spahr H., 108 2d

SINGLETON, HUNT &

Water Works.

CO., 100 Cherry and 123 2d. (See Macon Gas Lt. & Water Co., 106

P- 750

Mulberry

Undertakers.
Clay J. J., 100 Mulberry
REICHERT F.,
100 Mulberry. (See p. 80.)
WOOD THOMAS,
103 Mulberry. (See page 70.)

Wheelwrights.
(See also Blacksmiths.)
Granger Y., c, 80 3d Lipford W. H., 1604th Thomas J. T., c, 97 Poplar

Upholsterers.
REICHERT F.,
100 Mulberry. (See page 80.)
WOOD T.,
103 Mulberry. (See page 70.)

White Goods.
JUHANW. A. &CO.,
125 2d. (See front fly A.)
RICE J. W. & CO.,
Il3andn5 2d. (See p. 73.)

WHI
Whiskies.
CAMPBELL J. H.,
65 Cherry. (See back cover.)
Window Glass.
BURKE C. & SON,
112 3d. (See fly B.)

have Low Rates and Quick Despatch by
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Wines and Liquors. (See Liquors.)

BARKER Gr. R.,
44 Cotton av. See page 76.)

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nr

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PURELY DEMOCRATIC.
The Latest Hews, and the most of it, is our motto.
LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS RECEIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION,
CHRISTIAN, SIMS < CO.,
88 SECOND STREET, MACON, GEORGIA.
(Successor io CHAPMAN & DAVIS, and C. MASTERSON.)
BOARDING, LIVERY and FEED STABLES,
Nos. 77 and 79, THIRD STREET.
NICE TURNOUTS
Furnished at
SHORT NOTICE.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Are Complete for all
STOCK DEALERS.
JASPER F. GREER & SON,
GROCERS ani GENERAL PRODUCE and COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND SHIPPERS OF FKUITS AND VEGETABLES,
Seliofl.eld.'s Iron Front Block, 60 Poplar Street, MACOINT, GrEORG-IA.

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JAMES E. ELLIS,

MANUFACTURER, CONTRACTOR,
AND
LUMBER DEALER

IMo. 45 WHARF ST., MACON, GEORGIA,

I Manufacture

^ eaSHUfl Ml

MOULDING

DOORS,

BRACKETS,

SASH,
BUNDS

All kinds
SCROLLWORK

TUBHBB BALUSTERS, NEWELS,

DOOR#WINDOW FRAMES,
COUNTERS, Etc. I CONTRACT FOR THE
BUILDING OF HOUSES of all DESCRIPTIONS,
FENCINGS, Etc.
REPAIRING aili REFITTING STORES and DWELLINGS A SPECIALTY,
I employ experienced and practical mechanics and guarantee satisfaction.
I DEAL IN ALL SIZES OF
YELLOW PINE LUMBER,
BOTH ROUGH AND DRESSED,
Also, SHINGLES, LATHS, PICKETS AND POSTS.
Be sure and send your orders to the Wharf Street Planing Mile.

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