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Ø D U I 60 WILKINS, POST & CO., Engineers and Bridge Builders
40 MARIETTA STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
BUILDERS OF
Iron and Combination Railway and Highway Bridges, Wrought Iron Roofs, Turn-Tables, Riveted Beams and Columns.
SEE PAGE 28.
S. L. SOLOMONSON, DEALER IN
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry
-AND- SPECTACLES No. 43 WHITEHALL STREET,
ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA.
HATS, CAPS AND
FURS.
LEWIS H. CLARKE.
Valises AND
Umbrellas.
No. 6 Whitehall St., James' Bank Block.
DR. J. W. GURLEY'S
See Page 73.
See Page 73.
DENTAL ROOMS,
No. 33 WHITEHALL ST., i Top Lines. 5 Soo Teeth extracted without Pain. ; ATLANTA, GA.
DYKEMAN
MERCHANT 'AILOR,
No. 27 Whitehall Street,
ATLANTA,
GEORGIA.
A Full Stock of Fine Goods Always on Hand.
CLARENCE ŠI FEW,
,
JAMES IL. LOW.
JAS. H. LOW & CO. (JAs. H. Low, formerly of Wood & Low. New Orleans.) GENERAL
Fire Insurance Agents, OFFICE 3 1-2 WHITEHALL STREET,
ATLANTA, GA.
Centennial Build'g, Rooms 5 & 6, up-stairs,
6.0
Getropshire'a Celebrated ERFECT _ TITING HIRTS,
Made to Order by Measure. Guaranteed to Fit in Every.Particular, Unequaled, Elegant, Stylish, Cheap. PEYGAMBER SHROPSHIRE'S SHIRTS FIT. THEY ARE MADE OF THE BEST MATERIAL ONLY. THEY ARE CUT LENGTHWISE the GOODS. Sent per Express to any Part of the South. ED. F. SHROPSHIRE'S SHIRT FACTORY,
45 Peachtree Street, Atlanta.
A. R. EVERETT. MANUFACTURINGCO
Jeweler & Engraver, HEADQUARTERS
AGENT FOR
-FOR-
WEDDING
E. HOWARD & CO.'S
-AND-
Fine Watches,
BIRTHDAY GIFTS, JEWELRY
-AND --
-AND-
SILVERWARE. SCHOOL -BABQES. SOCIETY EMBLEMS ID ALL KING OF
Keeper of Public Clocks.
No. 6 Marietta St.,
Jowlry Made to Order.
ATLANTA, OA
denword
GEN. WM. S. WALKER.
ISAAC'S. BOYD.
British merica
durante
TORONTO
Southern Department : Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Lou- isiana, Texas, Arkand Any Ten- nessee.
Established 1833.
WALKER & BOYD, General Agents,
20 Whitehall St., in James' Bank, ATLANTA, GA
$1,129,908
Cash Assets, " invested in United States, 669,079
KULOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY THE GENERAL AGENTS IN ATLANTA.JE!
Established 1870.)
KUHN'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
AND
FERREOTYPE GALLERY
ALL SIZES AND STYLES OF PICTURES FINISHED LE THE BESS MANNER. COPYING ND ENLARGING FROM OLD PICTURES IN INDIA INK, CRAYONS OR WATER COLORS.
Wm. Kuhns & son.
37 Whitehall Street,
ATLANTA, GA.
(B)
R. S. DASHIELL.
R. A. VARNEDOE. R. S. DASHIELL & CO.'S
General Life and fire insurance Agency,
27 1-2 WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
ATLANTA NURSERIES.
Seed Store and Plant Depot : NO. 2 WHITEHALL STREET, -
. ATLANTA, GA.
M. COLE & CO., 1 PROPRIETORS |. CAMPBELL WALLACE.
MOSES COLE.
Growers of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Greenhouse and Bedding Plants. Fine EVERGREENS and ROSES a specialty. Fresh Seeds, Aquariums, Hanging and Rustio Baskets, Flower Stands, Vases, Bouquets, etc., always on hand.
8. WILSON.
J. C. WILSON.
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BRO.
Dealers in
COAL CREEK
MONTEVALLO
AND
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ANTHRACITE COAL.
COAL.
25 NORTH BROAD STREET, ATLANTA, GA.
COAL, WOOD, LUMBER, LATHS AND SHINGLES.
Me. We make a specialty of Montevallo Lump Coal, which is unequaled for Grate, Stove or Range purposes.
We also deal in Coal Creek and Anthracite Coal, and the best Yellow Pino Lum- ber, Laths and Shingles. Special and LOW RATES on Coal by the car-load during Summer months.
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NORTH
SOUTH
MARCH 18th, 1877.
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VOL. I.
SHOLES'
DIRECTORY
ENTOU
OF THE
CITY OF ATLANTA,
For 1877.
Containing & List of the Inhabitants, their Residence and Occupation; à Classified Commercial Directory; a Com. plete Record of City Officers, Churches, Courts, Secret Societies, &c .; also, a full and com plete List of Officers of the State and National Governments.
A. E. SHOLES, PUBLISHER.
Price to Subscribers, $3.00 Non- Subscribers, $4.00.
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ATLANTA & CHARLOTTE Air-Line Railway.
THE SHORTEST LINE
To DANVILLE,
LYNCHBURG,
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE,
RICHMOND, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL
STERN CI!
SLEEPING CAR FACILITIES.
Atlanta to Danville and Richmond, and from Richmond to Washington, Balti- more, Philadelphia and New York withont change. Also, PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS from Danville to Boston without change.
- Equipment thorough and new, with all modern appliances for safety, and im- provements for the comfort and accommodation of Passengers.
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO DESTINATION.
Through Tickets on sale at the Union Passenger Depot, by PORTER & JOHNSON, Ticket Agents, and at No. 4 Kimball House, by R. D. MANN, Ticket Agent.
W. J. HOUSTON, Gon'] Pass. & Ticket Ag't.,
B. J. FOREACRE, General Manager,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
INTRODUCTORY
We take pleasure in presenting the public herewith what we be- lieve to be a more accurate and complete City Directory than Atlanta has ever had.
The utmost care has been taken, from the inception of the work to its close, to obtain correct and reliable information, and to arrange and classify it in the most convenient form. Absolute freedom from error can never be attained, nor should it be expected in a work of his character, and we only claim to have put forth our best efforts to make a volume of which the citizens, and we as publishers, should be proud.
In our judgment, it is not the province of the Directory publisher to enlarge upon the wealth or poverty, the high or low taxes, the good or bad system which prevails in the government of the city. The question asked by the seeker for knowledge within these pages will be, "Where can I find the party I want ? ", " Who represent the different lines of trade or manufactures in Atlanta ?" " Who are the members of the firm with which I desire to transact business ?" Or perhaps the inquiry may be, "How does the population compare with that of former years?" "Is the city advancing or standing still ?". To all such inquiries this volume will, we think, give satis- factory answers.
The Directory of Atlanta for 1875 contained 7,805 names ; that of 1876 8.249. This book contains 10,273 names-an excess of 2,124 over the last issue, and 2,568 over the issue of 1875.
In connection with the canvass, a census of the population was taken, the returns from which show Atlanta to have 32,835 inhab- itants.
It may be proper here to state, however, that no census, not even that of the United States government, is or can be complete. If, in- stead of endeavoring to obtain and furnish as reliable a census as possible, we were to estimate the population, as is done elsewhere, and used the lowest multiple which is used in any city, viz. : 3%, it would show the present population of Atlanta to be 35,956 .* With
"The difference which exists between the figures here given and those given on page 63, is explained by the fact that the latter were printed before the full returns.were in. ..
ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.
the absolute returns of the census, and the estimate as made in other cities, if any one wishes to take the "golden mean 'twixt two ex- tremes," no objection will be offered.
It was our intention to have added to the Directory a new city map, but we were not able to make the proper arrangements. In the absence of a map however, we call attention to the newly revised Street Guide, pages 17 to 27, which, though incomplete on account of the defective system of numbering which prevails, will yet be found of much assistance to the stranger.
Much time and labor have been expended in the arrangement of the Appendix, pages 29 to 62, and we invite special attention to it as containing a large amount of interesting information concerning city, county, State and government officials, courts, churches, schools, secret and benevolent societies, railroads, money order offices, pop- ulation of principal cities, etc., etc.
To our advertising department we refer with pleasure, as repre- senting many of the best houses in the city, and we hereby extend our thanks to our advertisers and patrons generally for the encour- agement we have received at their hands. "A city directory is in constant use throughout the year, referred to by thousands tipon thousands of different people, many of whom the advertiser would reach by no other medium, and, aside from the fact that the stranger forme his estimate of the public spirit and enterprise of a city more from the appearance of its directory than in any other way, we be- lieve that each one of the advertisers does, in the course of the year, receive a personal return that more than pays for the investment.
In conclusion, we would state that it is our intention, Providence permitting, to continue the publication of the Atlanta Directory from year to year, and we believe we can safely promise that the book for 1878 shall be as much superior to the present work as We think the present work is superior to any previous directory pub- lished in Atlanta.
Very respectfully,
A. E. SHOLES, Publisher.
GENERAL INDEX
PAGE.
PAGE.
Abbreviations
... 81 | Index to'Advertisemente.
Academies, etc .....
-83
Insurance Companies
Advertising Department.
65
Internal Revenue Department ....
Appendix ...: 29 Introductory ..
11
Atlanta Street Railroad.
..: 48 I. O. B. B ...
Bande ........
38 I. O. R. M.
45
Banks ....
34
Knights of Honor .....
45
Benevolent Organizations
48
Literary-Associations.
88
Board of Aldermen ....
... 80
44
Board of Common Council.
80 |Mayors of Atlanta.
29
Board of Education.
82
Military Organizations ..
89
Board of Health ...
81
Miscellaneous Orders and Societies.
89
Board of Police Commissioners
81
Money Order Offices ..
58
Board of Trade ........
34
Newspapers and Periodicals
89
Board of Underwriters.
:84
Odd Fellow ...
Board of Water Commissioners
81 |Parks and Places of Amusement.
Catholic Institutions.
37
Police Department ..
31
Cemeteries ....
84
Population of Principal Cities.
Post-office Department.
40
City Court ....
. 81
Railroads ..
City Government
30
46
City Officers.
80
Relief and Benevolent Organizations.
45
ClubB ....
37
Schools and Teachers
Commercial Directory ...
.859
Secret Societies ..
44
Corrections, Removals, etc.
15
State Judiciary.
47
County Courts. ... 47
State Legislature ..
...: 51
County Record.
... 46 .Street Directory .....
.. 17
Dramatic Associations ........
.38
Temperance Societies ...
45
Educational
32
United States Government
Fire Department ....
82
U. S. Commissioners ..
46
General Directory of Names.
81
U. S. Courts.
46
Georgia State Government 47
U. S. Internal Revenue.
46
Halls and Public Buildings 28
U. S .: Officers (local).
46
Headquarters Department of the South .. 46 Ward Boundaries
Incorporated Companies.
87 West End.
46
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Agricola H. A , bakery, etc
69 Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line R's ......
(back cover and back of title.)
Ashley W. G. & Co., doors, sash, blinds, etc ...
72
Atlanta and Gulf R. R.
(back fly.)
Atlanta Real Estate Agency, M. A. Bell & Son, propri ..
80
Bell Marcus A. & Son, Atlanta Real Es- tate Agency
80
(back paster and top lines.)
Berron & Balmer, hotel and saloon ......
65
Atlanta Nurseries, M.Cole & Co., proprs. (front fly B.)
Beermann & Kuhrt, cigars and tobacco.
(hack cover) and 886
Atlanta Rolling Mill Co.
Sheriff's Office ........
46
Congress of the United States ..
.54
Registers in Bankruptcy.
Churches
85
Masonic Societies ...
.....
15
ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY. .
PAGE.
Thompson R. G., restaurant .... 76
Western and Atlantic R. R. Co ....
1. PAGE.
Thrower J. G., contractor and builder ... (head each letter.) Tommey, Stewart & Beck, hardware. machinery, etc ... .74
(right bottom lines.) Wilkins, Post & Co., engineers and bridge builders .. ........
(front cover) and 10
Traynham & Co,, lumber mnfrs and deal- ers .........
72
Walker & Boyd, gen'l ins. ag'ts ............
Wilson House, J. L. Keith, propr ......... in Wilson J. Stainback, Hygienic Institute .67 Wilson W. S. & Co., coal, lumber, etc ... (front fly B.) Wilson & Creekmur, shirt mnfrs ............
75 (left bottom lines) and 64
Young Robert C., saloon .... 70
CORRECTIONS, REMOVALS, ETC.
ATLANTA & CHAR- Campbell L. D. Jr. (Potter, LOTTE AIR-LINE RAIL- WAY, H. W. Sibley, pres ; G. J. Foreacre, gen'l mana- Campbell & Co.), r 105 S. Pryor. ger; office 56 Wall. (See adv. back cover.) .
Chamberlain Mary E., wid Charles P., r 150 Whitehall Chamberlain William W., clk W. H. Green, bds 150 White- hall
Cook & Logan (J. E. Cook and .. F. R. Logan), prov brokers; : 34 Alabama Ellis, Davis & Co., slate roof- ers, office 52 S. Broad
FARRINGTON P. A., jeweler, 10 Peachtree, r 152 Decatur. (See adv. p. 75.) Mead Eugene N., trav agt, r :47 Forrest
Bryan W. L., watchmaker and Goodrich A. M., with Ellis, Davis & Co. jeweler, 24 Marietta
PAGE.
PAGE.
Boys and Girls of the South, J. H. Seals,
publisher. .. opp. 17 75
Bradbury W. S. painter ..
Bradstreet J. M. & Son Co. The, com-
mercial agency
65
Calvert Lithograph Co .......... ....... opp. Carroll O. C., mioon and wines and liquors ........
120
Citizens' Bank of Georgia
67
Macon and Brunswick R.R
(back fly.)
Memphis and Charleston R. R ....
(side lines.)
66 Memphis and Little Rock R'y ...............
(back fly.)
(front cover.)
Cumberland Ronte.
(back fly:)
Dashicli R. S. & Co , gen'l ins. agts ....
(front fly B.)
Dennison & Co., shipping tags.
63
Dykeman H. E., merchant tailor.
(front cover.)
Erskine & Co., linens whol
376
Estill J. H., Savannah Morning News ... (back fly.) : - Photo Engraving Co. of New York ... opp 858 Porter. & Davis, foundry. and machine Everett A. R., watches, clocks, etc ...... works 79
(front paster.)
Farrington P. A., mnfg jeweler. 75 Fay & Bruyn, architects ... .... 66 Richardson J. A., select school. opp. 279
Finney A. T, carriage mnfr. 69 Ripley T. R., china, glass and queens- ware .... ... 363
Finger William, upholsterer '885 Fletcher H., florist. 868
Ford A. C., dentist .. 366
Franklin Steam Printing House, J. P. Savannah Morning News. (back fly.) ..... Harrison & Co, propri .. ....... opp. 176 Freeman B. R., commissioner of deeds. 70 Sawtell H. C., packer and meat market .. 76
Georgia Enterprise, S. T. Jenkins, propr 79 Glenn L. J. & Son, lawyers ............. ... 71
Great Staport Freight Line.
(back fly.)
Gurley J. W. Dr., dentist, ocalist, etc ... (front cover) and 73 Haiman E., propr Sou. Agrl Works ..... 74 Hall L. H. & Co., contractors, builders, etc. 358 Harrison J. P. & Co., proprs Franklin Steam Printing House ................ opp. 176 Holmes Nick, boot and shoe maker ......... 69 Humphrey's Homeopathic Specifics ...... (back fly.)
Simmons M. A., liver medicine ...... opp. 298 Simon.V. P. & Co., job printers ...... opp. 800 Smith .John M., carriage mnfr ....
Solomonson S. L., watches, clocks, etc ... (front cover) and 886
Southern Agrl Works, E. Haiman, propr 74 Southern Photographic Stock Depot ...... 75 Sunny South Publishing House, J. H. Seals .propr ....... .opp. 16
(back fly.)
Hurt E. F. & J., real estate and ing. agts 80 Jenkins 8. T., propr Georgia Enterprise 79 Johnson Mark W., com mer, agr'l imple- 'mente, etc .... 72 Taylor Clint, livery,and sale stable ........ The Christian Union ... Karwisch H., baker, grocer, etc ........... 360 Keith J. L., propr Wilson House ......... 872 Kenny P. J., saloon and lunch room ...... 858 The The Methodist (New York). Kimbro R. P. S., clothing and gent's (back fly.) furnishing ...... 71 The New York Observer. ....... Krebs Lithograph Co .. .... opp. 64
Kuhns William & Son, photographers ... (front fly A.)
The New York World
(back fly.)
(back fly.)
Lagomarsino J., confectionery and fruits 69 Laud William J., analytical chemist ... 71 Link J. A. Dr., dentist .... 74
Low James H. & Co., gen'l ins. agte ...... (front and back cover, backbone and top lines.)
80
Lynch & Thornton, booksellers and sta- tioners ....
68
Cole M. & Co., proprs Atlanta Nurseries (front fly B.)
78
Constitution Publishing Co ......... 77 and Convent of the Immaculate Conception. Clarke Lewis H., The Hatter ..... ..... .
Miller. . G. H. & Co., silver and plated ware, etc. 75
Moore B. F., pres Moore's Southern Business College ..
(back cover.) Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Ry (back fly.)
Noble & Gifford, boiler makers, etc ....... 69
O'Neill John, meats & vegetables ........ 76
Ramspeck C. M., bookbinder; ruler, etc.
St. Louis and Southeastern Ry ..
.....
(back fly.)
Seals John H., propr Sunny South Pub- lishing House ... .opp. 16
Sharman & Mangum, dry goods, etc ...... . 7% Sholes A. E., Directory Publisher ......... (opp, back paster.) Shropshire Ed. F., shirt mnfr .... .. (front paster.)
Barnard Francis (Barnard & Bro.), r 179 E. Fair Barnard William E. (Barnard & Bro.), bds 179 E. Fair BARNARD & BRO. (F. and W. E. Barnard), op- ticians, gold and silver re- finers and jewelers, 4 Mari- etta
Braumuller O. L .; successor to Turner & Braumuller, no- tions, etc., 30 Whitehall
(front fly A.) Waters W. F., propr Sou. Photographic Stock Depot ...
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GUIDE
To Streets and Avenues in Atlanta and Suburbs.
Compiled and Arranged by C. W. Norwood.
EXPLANATIONS.
Reference to the "Guide" will show the streets, avennes, etc., in alphabet- ical order regardless of location. To principal thoroughfares is added the in- tersecting streets, and, so far as practicable, corner numbers are given, so if one wishes to find, say No. 41 Whitehall, it will be seen that No. 21 is at cor- ner of Alabama, and No. 63 corner of Hunter ; hence, the number sought is between those two streets. Many corners are destitute of numbers, which defect should be remedied.
The Union depot, between Pryor and Loyd, east and west, and Wall on the north, is the recognized central point, from which the city limits extend about one and a half miles in every direction, forming a circle.
There are four central streets from which others are numbered-viz : Deca- tur, running southeast and east; Marietta (continuation of Decatur), running northwest. . Peachtree and West Peachtree running northeast and north, and Whitehall running south west.
The system of numbering is a very defective one, and difficult to explain or understand. Odd numbers are on the right, going from the point of beginning ; even numbers on the left.
Ward boundaries, and halls and public buildings, may be found immediately following the " Guide."
Our thanks are due and hereby extended to Mr. H. T. McDaniel, City En- gineer, for his gentlemanly and efficient aid in locating streets, defining bound- aries, etc.
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ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.
North.
41 cor Gilmer
ward.
69 " Jenkins
92 " College
CASTLEBERRY, from Forsyth w to C. R. R., thence nw to Peters, 1st ward.
CEDAR, from West Peachtree at Alexander, ne to Peachtree, 4th ward. CHAMBERLAIN, from Decatur n to Foster, 4th ward.
CHAPEL, from C. R. R. at Nelson' w. bey Mangum, thence sw to limits, 1st ward.
CAIN, from Peachtree e to Rolling Mill st, 4th ward, and w to Luckie, thence sw. to W. & A. R. R., 5th ward.
East.
28 cor Ivy
62
Collins
115 .4 Clifford, ss
104 4
Calhoun
164 4 Butler
". Fort
Hilliard
= Jackson
w Rolling Mill
West.
33 cor Spring
48 ***** Church, 88
.59 " Williams,- ns
u James, 88
# Bartow, ss
814
Orme, ns
Luckie.
..
Walton
u .W. & A. R. R.
.. ,CALHOUN, from Decatur ne to Fos- ter, thence n. to limits, 4th ward, and sw Lo McDonough at Hunter, 2d ward.
North.
37 cor Gilmer
63 ." Jenkins
-101 " Foster, es
¥138 4 Wheat .
175" Houston ..... Ellis
233 .“ Cain
271: = Harris
397
Baker
47
" Jenkins
85 4 Wheat
118 . Houston
138 4 Ellis
165.« Cain
191. «
Harris
215 «
Baker
" Luckie " Marietta.
BARRACKS AV., from Chapel seto Peters, 1st ward.
BARTOW, from W. & A. R. R. ne
to Cain, 5th ward.
: East.
35 cor Pryor
67 " Loyd
87 " Washington
West.
15 cor Broad
29 " Forsyth
" Central RR
ALEXANDER, from Marietta e .to West Peachtree, at Cedar, 5th ward. ALLAC, from John n to limits, 5th
ward.
AMOS, from Hammond west, 2d s
of U. S. Barracks.
ANDERSON, from .Connally e to limits, 8d ward.
nr e limits, 4th ward.
BRANCH AL. [See Brotherton.] BREE, from Connally nr Crumley, e.
BADGER, from Ga. R. R. south, nr e to Borne, 3d ward.
limits, 3d ward.
BAILEY, from Stonewall s to Fair, 1st ward.
BAKER, from Peachtree st 'junc West Peachtree, e to Fort, 4th ward, and w to Marietta, 5th ward.
East.
. 84 cor Ivy
56 "Collins
118 " Calhoun
" Butler, 88
" Fort.
West.
23 cor Spring
54 " Williams
" Orme
122 " Hayden
142 " Hull; ns
BUTLER, from Decatur ne to Foster, thence n to Baker, 4th ward, and sw to McDonough, dividing 2d and 3d wards.
"North Av.
CAMERON, from "Fair south, nt e limits, 3d ward.
cor Elliott
" Mangum
Haynes
41 " Tattnall
55 " Porter, ns
66 " Nelson, ss
69 " Stonewall
97 " Fair
123 4 Larkin
129 " Green's Ferry Av, na
171 " Holland, ns
201 " Humphries
" Barracks Av.
CHATHAM, from Gullatt e to lim-
its, 8d ward.
CHATTAHOOCHEE, from Simpson
n to Emma, 5th ward.
CHATTANOOGA, from Simpson n to
Johnson, 5th ward." CHERRY, from North Av n to lim- its, 5th ward.
CHESTNUT, from Hunter s to U. S Barracks, 1st ward.
CHURCH, from Peachtree at For -. syth, nw to Cain, 5th ward.
CLARKE, from McDonough s to Connally, 3d ward, and w to Windsor, 2d ward.
CLIFFORD, from Cain s bet Collins
and Calhoun, 4th ward. COLLEGE, from Foster at Calhoun,
se to, Pratt, 4th ward.
COLLINS, from Decatur ne to Fos-
ter, thence n to North Av, and s to Ga. R R, 4th ward ..
North;
,27 .cor Gilmer
. Forrest Av
= .Currier
-Pine
Merritt's Av
Cox
CARTER, from Davis w to Vine, 1st
117 4
Foster
148 * Wheat
195 " Houston
Ellis
=
Cain
= Harris
. west side
Nor n
. : . north
W8
ne
.. near
nr
ABBREVIATIONS.
. noth side
alley n8
Al or al
.avenue
nw
. northwest
Av or av.
.between opp.
. opposite
bet.
. corner
S or 8 ..
cor
. Central Rallroad
se.
CR R.
.east
88.
E or e
. . east side
st.
.. street
es.
Georgia Railroad
8W.
.southwest
Ga R R.
. . junction
W or w
. . west
junc.
BECKWITH, from junc Chapel and Nelson, nw to to High, thence w to Chestnut, 1st ward.
BELL, from Ga. R. R. n to Foster, 4th ward, and s to Hunter, 3d ward. BIGGERS, from Fort e to cemetery, 3d ward.
BLACKMON, from Fort nr Forest
av ne to Jackson, 4th ward.
BOOTH'S AL. [See Haynes.] BORNE, from Fair south nr e lim- its, 3d ward.
BRADBURY, from Haynes. sw to Fair, 1st ward.
BRADLEY, from Irwin s to Wheat,
BRICK, from Peters, nw, 1st ward. BROAD, from Marietta ne to Luckie at Peachtree, 5th ward, and sw to Mitchell, 1st ward.
South.
. 24 cor Railroad (Directory office.) 44 " Alabama
76 " Hunter
106 " Mitchell:
BROTHERTON, from Whitehall at Formwalt, nw to Thompson, 1st ward. BRYAN, from Gullatt e to limits, 3d ward.
BUSE'S AL. [See Howell.]
BUSH, from W. & A. R. R. w to Mangum, 5th ward.
18
ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.
... . south
southeast
. south side
ALABAMA, from Whitehall se to Washington, 2d ward, and nw to C. R. R., 1st ward.
. northeast, W & A R.R, Western & Atlantic Railroad
Baker.
268 " Forrest Av. 299 “ Currier
APPLE, from North Av n' to limits, 5th ward.
20
ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.
359
Pine
Merritt's Av . Cox
"North Av.
CONE, from Marietta ne to Church, 5th ward. CONNALLY, from Fair s to Ander-
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