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Force Benjamin W., elk, bds 57 W. Mitchell
Force George H. (G. H. & A. ยป . Force), r 57 W. Mitchell
Force G. H. & A. W. (G. H. and A. W. Force), boots and shoes, 33 Whitehall
Force Julia A., wid B. W., r 57 W. Mitchell
Ford Addis R., with A. Ford, bds 33 N. Forsyth
Ford Albert (c), painter W. & A. R. R., r ns Pine, w of Black- mon
Ford Alfred, wine mer, 60 S. Broad, r 54 Walton
Ford Arthur C., dentist, 69 Crew
Ford Augustus (e), driver, r rear 173 Whitehall
Ford Anna, wid JJohn, bds 264 Marietta
Ford Francis C., physician, r 156 N. Calhoun
Ford Hilliard (c), plasterer, r 87 Martin
Ford James C., salesman, r 19 Elliott
BLILEY has the FINEST HEARSE in the State, 26 W. Alabama. (See page 96.)
Catoosa Lima
the PREMIUM LIME OF THE SOUTH. J. C. KIMBALL, 51 Alabama,
FOR
187 FOU
Ford Lavinia H., wid JJ. J., r 128 W. Peters
Ford Mollie Mad., r 15 S. Collins
Ford Oscar R., physician, 10 W. Alabama, bds 72 Marietta
FOREACRE G. J., gent manager A. & C. A-L. Ry., office, Wall. cor Loyd, r 135 Peachtree
Foreacre W. W., receiving clk A-L. Rv., r 135 Peachtree
Foreshaw Edward M., engineer. r 93 Terry
Forrest Charles (c), wagonmkr, 18 Porter's al, r Williams, cor Baker
Forrest George (e), carpenter, r 79 Hilliard
Forrest George (c), shoemkr, 172 N. Calhoun, r Hilliard, nr Decatur
Forsyth Eliza, wid A. B., r 159 Walton .J H M
Forsyth Eugene W., molder W. & A. R. R., bds 159 Walton Forsyth James A., blacksmith W. & A. R. R., bds 87 W. Cain
Forsyth Milliard F., carpenter, bds 205 Fair
Forsyth William, blacksmith 24 Walton, r 87 W. Cain
Forsyth William G., cotton buyer J. H. Anderson & Co., r 205 E. Fair
Forsham E. M., engineer Ga. R. R
Fort Ira E., elk, bds Wilson House
Forwood W. H. Maj., surgeon 18th Inf., r 22 McPherson Barracks
Foster Albertus B. (c), waiter L. M. Gillam
Foster Edward (c), brickmason, r 262 W. Hunter
Foster George (c), wks Atlanta Rolling Mill
Foster Henry (c), lab, r 262 W. Hunter
Foster H. P., carpenter W. S. Bell, r rear ss Maysons Ferry rd, Bellwood
Foster James, painter, r 323 W. Mitchell
Foster Josiah (c), lab, r 39 Horton
Foster Joshua (c), drayman, r 21 Porter's al
Foster Samuel (c), planer L. H. Hall & Co., r 29 Horton
Foster Thomas (c), lab, r 18 Thurmond
Foster William (c), lab, r 262 W. Hunter Foster -, stone carver, bds 138 N. Collins
Foulk M. C., trimmer A. T. Finnev
Foute Robert C. Rev., pastor St. Philip Protestant E. Church, r' ss E. Hunter, 2d e of Washington. Fonte William E., policeman, r ns Brotherton, w of Forsyth
Before
Buying Tickets Wesw learn the au Vantages offered vy the M. & C. R. R.
T HE KENNESAW ROUTE now offers Through PULLMAN CARS, New Orleans to washington WITHOUT CHANGE, via Atlanta.
FOW
188 FRA
Fowler Caroline A. wid Thomas, bds 120 Luckie
Fowler Henrietta, wid Alfred L., bds 9 Mills
Fowler Jasper (c), carpenter, r 399 Bradley
Fowler Noah R., real est agt, 9 W. Alabama, r 201 Peachtree Fowler William R., elk, bds 201 Peachtree
Fox Amos, railway oils, 5 E. Alabama, r 63 N. Collins Foxworth John (c), gardener, r 395 Fraser
Foy Mary, wid Peter, r 34 Me Donough
Francis A. K., machinist A-L. Rv, r 34 Pratt
Francis Cyrus W. Rev., prof Atlanta University, r University grounds
Francis Thonis, blacksmith Porter & Meakin, r county
Francis William M., brakeman, r 253 Decatur
Frank Fannie, wid Joseph. r 109 E. Garnett Frank Joseph, route agt U. S. Ry M. S., bds Markham House Frank Leo B., broker, bd- 109 E. Garnett
Frank Meyer, elk Regenstein & Kutz, r 109 E. Garnett Franklin Calloway (c). lab, r 144 E. Harris
Franklin Edward (c), porter, r ns Newton, w of Elliott
FRANKLIN HERMAN, stoves, tinware, plumbing, gas
and steam fitting, 74 S. Broad, r 51 Cooper. (See page 91.) Franklin Jacob A., dairyman, r 172 W. Fair Franklin James H. (Franklin & Wilkins), r 55 Windsor
Franklin James L., r 178 N. Fort
Franklin John (c), cook C. A. Pitts
FRANKLIN MAX, whol millinery and notions, 8 and 10 Decatur, r 215 S. Forsyth
FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE (James P. Harrison & Co.), publishers and printers, 27 and 29 S. Broad. (See adv. op". 196.)
Franklin & Wilkins (J. H. Franklin and S. Wilkins), grocers, 18 W. Mitchell
Fraser Colin M., bkkpr Mer. Bink of Atlanta, r 284 Whitehall
Fraser George P, elk, r 159 N. Collins
Fraser Malcolm, clk Hdgrs Dept. of South, bds Wilson House Fraser M. S. Miss, teacher Walker St. School, r 230 Whitehall Fraser William W., lab, bds 7 Ella
Frazier Allen (c), grocer, 180 Markham
Frazier George P .. elk P. H. Soook, r 159 N. Collins
FRAZIER JEREMIAH D., grocer and com mer, 79 White- hall
Frazier Scipio (c), stone mason, r 253 W Mitchell
SHROPSHIRE'S SHIRTS Are made to Order by MEASURE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1950.) Er Lawshe's Jewelry, Watch. Clock and Silverware Establishment. Repairing a Specialty.
FRE
189 FRO
Frederick William (e), lab, r 99 Forrest av
Freeman Abraham (e), coachman O. A. Lochrane
Freeman Anderson (c), shoemkr, rear 104 Whitehall, r S Solo- mon
Freeman Benjamin R. commr of deeds, office, with Secretary of State, r 29 N. Broad
Freeman Crawford (c), hostler St. R. R. Co
Freeman George W. (c), wks Pellegrini & Castleberry
Freeman James, jeweler, bd- 252 W. Peters
Freeman James (e), wks Faith & Morris, r Edgewood
Freeman James C., elk, r 252 W. Peters
Freeman Jeremiah (c), drayman JJ. Ormond, r 241 Glenn
Freeman Jones (c), waiter, r 54 Hilliard
Freeman Joseph (c), lab, r 54 Hilliard
Freeman Martha J. Miss, paper bag mkr, bds 360 Marietta
Freeman Porter F. (e), porter Wellhouse & Son, r 52 W. Raker Freeman Washington (c), lab, r rear 109 W. Peters
Freeman William H., carbuilder, r 7 Markham
Frey John T., special agt U. S. Rv., M. S. 5 Marietta
Frev Louis C. (L. C. Frey & Co.), r Indianapolis, Ind
FREY L. C. & CO. (L. C. Frey, J. C. Maag, H. J. Voegeli and 1. Kolb), boots and shoes, 7 Whitehall
Friday Lafayette, lab, r 169 Luckie
Friend JJacob M., grocer, 190 Decatur
Friendship Baptist Church (c), Rev. Frank Quarles, pastor; W. Mitchell, cor Havne
Frier-on Carroll R .. elk J. Warlick & Son, bds Mills, se cor Scott
Frierson Charles F., with Frierson & Leak, r 33 Powers
Frier-on Thomas A. (Frierson & Leak), r 33 Marietta
Frierson Thomas D., elk, r Mills, se cor Scott
FRIERSON & LEAK (Thos. A. Frierson and H. F. Leak), real estate agts, 33 Marietta
Fripp John A., wks Mark W. Johnson & Co., r county Friday Washington (c), lab L. H. Hall & Co., r 27 Marietta Fritz John 1., heater Atlanta Rolling Mill Frizzell G. E. Mrs., grocer, 242 E. Hunter Frizzell James E., bkkpr, bds 242 E. Hunter Frizzell William H., supt L. H. Hall & Co., r 242 E. Hunter Frobel Bushard W., civil engineer, r 103 MeDonough
Frost Amorite (c), lab, r-186 Markham
Frost Henry (e), wks R. G. Thompson
Gents' Furnishing Goods in Great Variety at COHEN & SELIG'S, 23 Whitehall.
F OR ST. LOUIS and Louisville, PULLMAN PALACE CARS leave Atlan- ta daily via KENNESA / ROUTE, Chattanooga and Nashville.
FRY
190. FUL
Fry Abe, jeweler, bds Wilson House
Fry George T., lawyer, 18 Whitehall, r 151 Crew
Fry Robert (c), lab, r 31 Ezzard
Fry Sherman (e), barber, r 17 Clifford
Fry Thomas (e), porter, r 17 Clifford
Fry Thomas (c), waiter Kimball Honse
Fry William (c), porter, r 17 Clifford
FRY, see also FREY
Fuller Alfred D., grocer, 224 W. Peters, r 218 W. Peters
Fuller Erasmus Q. Rev., editor Methodist Advocate, r 30 Me- Donongh
Fuller Henry (c), lab, r 127 Whitehall
FULLER HENRY A., whol grocer, Alabama, ne cor Pryor, r 230 Whitehall
Fuller Jacob B. (c), carpenter J. L. Watkins, r es Hoge, nr Wheat
Fuller JJones C., grocer, 67 S. Broad, r 236 W. Peters
Fuller Judson W., clk Fuller & Doolittle, r 30 Windsor
Fuller J. F., prof Atlanta University, r University grounds Fuller Lina, wid William, r 54 W. Cain
Fuller Osborne (e), wks H. Robinson
Fuller Phebe Miss, teacher Marietta St. School, bds 137 Crew Fuller Philip L., puddler Atlanta Rolling Mill, r 589 Marietta Fuller Robert W. Rev., D. D., agt Mercer University, r 137 Crew
FULLER THOMAS K., grocer, 13 W. Mitchell, bds White- hall cor Cooper,
Fuller Watson, elk Hitchcock & Walden, bds 30 MeDonough Fuller William, grocer, r 17 Haynes
FULLER WILLIAM A (Fuller & Doolittle), r 19 Me- chanie
FULLER & DOOLITTLE (W. A. Fuller and N. J. Doolit- tle), grocers and com mers, 148 Marietta
Fulton County Jail, G. Whit Anderson, jai'or ; 38 Fraser
Fulton Frank, bottler Mayer, Son & Co., r 15 Larkin
Fulton House, Mrs. E. A. Tillman, propr; Decatur, cor Ivy Fulton James, wks Pelligrini & Castleberry, r Chapel, eor Humphries
Fulton Samnel, assistant city elk, r 32 Church
Fulton Susan R., wid W. H., bds 32 Church
Fulton William, baker T. S. Lewis
Fulton William A., wks Pelligrini & Cast'eberry, r Chapel cor Humphries
BLILEY, Goneral Goneral Undertaker, 26 W. Alabama. (See page 96.)
Catoosa Lime, Cement and Fertilizers at J. C. KIMBALL'S. 51 Alabama.
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191 GAL
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO. (H., M. and L. Furch- gott, C. Benedict and P. Herzog), dry goods, notions, car- pets, etc., 38 Whitehall
Furchgott Herman (Furchgott, Benediet & Co.), r Charleston, S. C
Furchgott Leopold (Furchgott, Benedict & Co.), bds Kimball House
Furchgott Max (Furchgott, Benedict & Co.), r Charleston, S. C Futeh William, grinder Sou. Agl Wks, r 143 W. Peters Fuss George M., fireman C. R. R., bds 39} Whitehall
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to MOTES' FOR YOUR PICTURES.
His GALLERY is Headquarters for FINE PHOTO- GRAPHS. Old Pictures Copied.
NO. 32 WHITEHALL STREET.
G 1 ABLE G. W., tel opr W. & A. R. R
T Gaddis Frank (c), lab, r ws Butler, Ist s of Cain
GAILMARD CHARLES F. PROF., teacher of French and Music, r 58 Simpson
Gailmard Charles M., butcher, bds 58 Simp-on
Gailmard Emil J., clk, bds 58 Simpson
Gaine- Charles, clk E. T. Paine, bds 54 Plum
Gaines Elizabeth, wid Allen, r 54 Plum
Gaines Marion, shoemkr, 60 Peachtree, r 68 Spring
Gaines Ransom C., elk MeKoy & Williams, bd- 963 Whitehall Gaines Reuben, puddler Atlanta Rolling Mill, r 306 Luckie
Gaines William (c), porter Kimball House
Gaither Francis T., elk Eldleman & Brown, bds Cannon House
Galceran Martin P., elk, r Moore, cor Jones
Gallagher JJohn, mess Sou. Ex. Co., r 98 S. Pryor
Gallagher Nancy, wid John, r 295 W. Peachtree
Gallagher Thomas, wks Rolling Mill, ross Mayson's Ferry rd, Bellwood
Gallaher Bridget, wid John, r 89 Terry
Galvin Cornelius, tailor. r 59 N. Calhoun
Galvin John, clk, r 180 Wheat
PASSENGERS GO WEST with fewer changes via AT. C.R. R. than by any other route.
EXCURSION TICKETS
to the Virginia Springs and Northern Resorts by the Kennesaw Route.
GAM
192 GAR
Gamble Robert T., salesman, r 24 Peachtree
Gammell Josiah H., grocer, 57 W. Peters, r 71 W. Peters
Gammon Edward M., wks Elsas, May & Co., r Peters, sw cor Brick
Gammon Jacob (c), porter I. Bird, r ns Irwin, w of Lee, W.E Gammon Lewis S. (Gammon & Jones), r 251 W. Mitchell
Gammon Tabitha, wid L. B., r Peters, sw eor Briek
Gammon & Jones (L. S. Gammon and J. C. Jones), grocers, 251 W. Mitchell
Gann David, engineer State House, r 170 Nelson
Gann Ellen, wid Berry, r ns Wells, w of Hightower
Gann James, painter, r ns Wells, w of Hightower
Gann William, butcher, r 32 Stonewall
Gann William, carpenter, r 94 Green's Ferry av
Gannon Annie, wid John, r 74 E. Hunter
Gannon Michael, train hand A. & W. Pt. R. R., r 12 S. Cal- houn
Gantt John A., elk W. D. Mitchell, r 2 C. R. R
Gantt Lewis (c), barber, r 11 S. Collins
Garcia Josephine, wid Bernard, r 14 Martin
Gardner Burton E., blacksmith R. E. Gardner, r 158 Davis Gardner Clark (c), lab, r 1 Robbins
Gardner George E. Rev., pastor Evan's Chapel, r 78 Chapel
Gardner Gilford (e), lab, r rear 508 Decatur
GARDNER GRAFTON W., physician, 85 E. Garnett
Gardner Isham (c), lab, r 156 Fillmore
Gardner John, clk, r 65 E. Fair
Gardner Margaret, wid Nathaniel, r 90 Peachtree
Gardner Moses M., photographer, 32 Marietta, r 135 Nelson Gardner Reuben E., blacksmith, 26 W. Hunter, r 162 Davis Gardner Romulus (c), wks S. C. Hitchcock
Gardner Samnel (c), lab,,r 52 Walker
Gardner Shadrach (e), wks W. & A. R. R., r 16 Wells
Gardner Stephen (c), wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, r 47 Victo- ria
Gardner Turner (c), blacksmith, 197 W. Peters, r 76 Greens Ferry av
Gardner W. H. Maj., asst surgeon Dept of South, 30 E. Wall, r 15 E. Peters
Garland Nelson (e), carpenter, r 99 Martin
Garlington Octavia E. Miss, teacher Marietta St. School, bds 39 W. Harris
SHROPSHIRE'S SHIRTS
are made of the best material only.
Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry. Er Lawshe, 47 Whitehall St., can supply you through manufacturers, at bottom prices.
GAR
193 GAS
Garmon Richard (c), lab, r 120 Haynes Garmony John L., boilermkr, r 206 Decatur
Garner Emma, wid James, r rear 16 Randolph Garner Howard (c), porter Kimball House Garner Willis (c), lab, r rear 222 Mangum
Garr William (c), drayman, r 101 Humphries Garrabrant W., engineer W. & A. R. R., r Chattanooga, Tenn Garrett Arminda E., wid David, r rear 153 Thompson Garrett Charles, sleeping car conductor, bds 83 Lovd Garrett D. A., lab, bds Callaway House Garrett James W., lab, r 24 N. Moore
Garrett Riley, mer, r ns Ga. R. R., Edgewood
Garrett Seaborn (c), mason, r 123 E. Hunter Garrett Susan, wid W. R., r rear 135 Walker Garrett Thomas W., conductor, bds 103 N. Collins
Garrett William, elk, bds 210 MeDonough
Garrett William J. (Garrett & Bro.), r 166 Washington
Garrett William M., dentist, r 210 McDonough Garrett Young (Garrett & Bro.), r 249 Washington GARRETT & BRO. (W. J. and Y. Garrett), whol gro- cers and produce com mers, 50 and 52 E. Alabama Garrison James A., clk W. T. Buzbee, r 27 Larkin Garrison James B., machinist, r 121 Ga. R. R Garrison Jeddiah D., street tax collector, r 61 Martin Garrison John B., helper W. & A. R. R., r 130 Davis Garrison Nehemiah J., elk McMillan & Snow, r 95 Walton Garrison Samuel (c), porter Gas Lt. Co., r 133 E. Cain Garrison William W., painter, 21 S. Broad, r 227 Rolling Mill
Gartrell Francis B., furniture, 10 W. Hunter, r 256 E. Hunter Gartrell Joseph E., lawyer, 33 Whitehall, r 27 Yonge Gartrell Lneins J. (Gartrell & Wright), r 442 Decatur GARTRELL & WRIGHT (L. J. Gartrell and W. F. Wright), lawyers, 2 and 3 Centennial Bldg, 33 Whitehall Garvey James, steward, r 73 N. Butler
Garvey John J .. machinist W. & A. R. R., r 30 Mechanic Garvin Edward, elk, r 289 Jones
Garvin Henry A., painter, r 53 E. Ellis
Garvin Tallulah, wid Richard, r ns Ga. R. R., Edgewood Garvin William, tailor, r 289 Jones
Garwin James, ins agt, r cs Larkin, w of Walker
Gaskill Charles, soap mkr, bds 135 E. Cain
Fashionable Clothiers, COHEN & SELIG, 23 WHITEHALL.
TO SECURE
Speed, Safety and Comfort, buy Tickets via THE KENNESAW ROUTE, B.W. Wrenn, Gen. Pass Agt
GAS
194 GEO
Gaskill Charles B., lawyer, 8 James' Bank Blk, r 128 S. For- syth
Gaskill John (e), wks Jack & Holland
Gaskill Simon (c), lab, r es Washington, s of Glenn
Gassmon Virginia, wid Frederick, r 140 Nelson
Gate City Guards, A. D. Burnett, sec ; armory Forsyth, cor R R Gate City Hose Co., No. 5, John W Lee, pres; Thomas Medlin, sec ; 28 Foundry
Gates Aaron (c) wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, r 56 Chattahoochee
Gates Alvin A., mess Sou. Ex. Co, bds 99 Washington
Gates Berry (c), wks Atlanta Rolling Mill
Gates Henry (c), shoemkr, 156 Fillmore, r rear 210 E. Cain
Gates Robert (c), porter J. J. Falvey
Gates Thomas (c), wks H. Phillips, r 232 Peachtree
Gatins James A., elk C. R. R., r 52 Gilmer
Gatins John, grocer, 62 N. Calhoun
Gatins Joseph, frt clk C. R. R., r 52 Gilmer
Gatins Joseph F. clk C. R. R., bds 52 Gilmer
Gaulding Horace (c), lab, r 106 N. Calhoun
Gaulding Leake (c), lab, r 106 N. Calhoun
Gaulding Sallie G., wid Archibald, r 3 Hunnicutt
Gault Jefferson, well borer, r 34 E. Baker
Gault John, engineer Atlanta Rolling Mill, r ns Mayson's Ferry rd, Bellwood
Gause Charles W., with Langston & Crane, r 48 N. Collins
Gavan John H., second hand furniture, 78 Peachtree, r 176 Wheat
Gavin John, stone mason, r 51 Pulliam
Gay Augustus O. M. (A. O. M. Gay & Co.), r 302 Peachtree Gay A. O. M. & Co. (A. O. M. and E. H. Gay), dry goods, 67 Peachtree
Gay Easton (c), mattressmkr, 125 Whitehall
Gay Edward S., ins agt, Pryor, ne cor Line, r ns Currier, 1st e of Peachtree
Gay Elbert H. (A. O. M. Gay & Co.), r Newborn, Ga
Gay Mary H. Miss, boarding house, 57 Marietta
Gay William, law student, bds 38 Windsor
Gay William F., yardboss Rolling Mill, bds 108 Marietta
Geetus Lum (e), lab, r 10 S. Calhoun
George Frank H. elk A. C. & B. F. Wyly, bds 22 W. Ala- bama
George Israel (c), lab, r es Randolph, nr Irwin
Cheapest Undertaking IN THE CITY F. X. BLILEY, 26 W.Alabama. (See p. 96.)
Extra Blacksmith Coal
always on hand J. C. KIMBALL, 51 Ala -. bama and 72 Marietta.
GEO
195 GIL
George John H. (George & Drake), r 24 Williams
George Maek (c), porter, r 115 E. Baker
George Owen Rev. (e), pastor Mt. Zion Baptist Church, r 115 E. Baker
GEORGIA BANKING AND TRUST CO., V. R. Tom- mey, pres, J. M. Patton, cashier; 12 E. Wall
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company, Ed. A. Werner, agt; 32 Loyd, cor Ga. R. R
Georgia Republican, 27 E. Hunter
GEORGIA SPICE MILLS, J. F. Burke & Co., proprs; 105 Pryor. '(See page 90.)
Georgia State Agricultural Society, T. Hardeman, Jr., pres; M. Johnston, see; State House Gerbie Charles J., watchmkr, 25 Peachtree, r 184 N. Collins German Lutheran Church, Rev. Gustavus Schramm, pastor; june Whitehall and S. Forsyth
Germany M. A., wid W. J., bds 201 Jones
Gershon Aaron, saloon, 34 Decatur, r 18 W. Peters
Gholstin Lonis (Bowie & Gholstin), r Broad, sw cor Alabama Gibbs William W., carpenter W. & A. R. R., r 77 Terry Gibson G. R., train hand W. &. A. R. R., r Big Shanty Gibson Isaac (c), lab, r s of Ga. R. R., Edgewood Gibson James F., helper A-L. Ry., r 219 E. Hunter Gibson John C. (c), elk J. Tate, r 220 Decatur Gibson Lou Miss, bds 110 Wheat
Gibson William, wks Longley & Robinson, r 77 Ga. R. R Gibson William G., molder Winship & Bro., r 181 Fillmore
GIFFORD JAMES A., mnfr of boilers, furnace stacks, etc., 222 Marietta, r 124 Davis. (See page 85.) Gilapin Arnold, wks Sou. Agrl Wks
Gilbert Campbell R., agt, bas 65 E. Peters
Gilbert Eli (c), carpenter, r 339 N. Calhoun
Gilbert Jackson (c), lab, r 84 Richmond
Gilbert John, printer Constitution, r DeKalb Co
Gilbert Kate C. Mrs., private school, r 286 Luckie
Gilbert Margaret J. Mrs., boarding house, 32 N. Forsyth
Gilbert Mathew S. (Simmons, Hunt & Gilbert and Landrum & Gilbert), bds 163 Walton
Gilbert Theodore, watchmkr Er. Lawshe, r 65 E. Peters Gilbert Wiley (c), carpenter, r 320 Peachtree
Gilden William (e), janitor Concordia Hall, r 14 W. Mitchell Gilden William (c), lab, r rear 41 E. Mitchell
The M. & C. R. R.
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FOR INFORMATION as to Passage, Rates, Time Cards, etc., to North, East and West, apply to B. W. WRENN, Gen'l Pass. Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
GIL
196 GLE
Giles Albert (e), wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, r 266 Mangum Giles Henry (e), lab, r 266 Mangum
Gill Walter P., overseer Atlanta Cotton Factory, r 79 W. Cain
Gillal Lorena, wid John, r 123 Marietta
Gillan Lewis M. with Sheek & Co., r 50 N. Broad
Gillham Elizabeth, wid John, r 614 Decatur
Gilmer Walter, wks W. S. Withers, bds 257 W. Mitchell
Gilmore Alma, carpenter A. Murphy, bds es Forsyth, s of Mitchell
Gilpin Jane H., wid W. T., r 177 Marietta
Gilbreath George H. (Gilbreath & Sloan), r 67 Formwalt
Gilbreath & Sloan (G. H. Gilbreath and T. D. Sloan), grocers, 14 W. Mitehell
Ginganajle J., baker, bds Fulton House
Givens Hector (c), lab, r 149 C. R. R
Glanter Herman, wks Atlanta City Brewery
Glascock William J., chief head clk U. S. Ry M. S., bds 181
1 Mc Donough
Glass Charles (c), lab, r rear 214 Decatur
Glass John (c), shoemkr, r ws Gate City, s of Glenn
Glass Julius (c), wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, r 14 Thurmond
Glass J. R., conductor W. & A. R. R.
Glass Mack (e), lab, r 14 S. Collins
Glass Mary, wid Sanford, bds 259 Whitehall
Glass Robert (c), lab, r 14 S. Collins
Glass Robert A., fireman, r es Savannah, s of Ga. R. R
Glass Robert C., clk, bds 211 Peachtree Glass Roger (e), helper A-L. Ry, r 27 Jenkins
Glazier Frank H., clk R. K. Wilson, r 49 Kelly Gleeson James, shoemkr, bds 226 Fraser
Gleeson William, shoemkr, 7 W. Hunter, r 226 Fraser
Gleeson William H., shoemkr, bds 226 Fraser
Glenn Frank (c), porter T. Schumann, r 61 Haynes
GLENN HOWELL C. (L. J. Glenn & Son), and commis- sioner of deeds, 19 Whitehall, r ss Rawson, w of Form- walt. (See page 87.)
Glenn John, elk Ga. R. R., r Kirkwood
Glenn John C., bill clk Ga. R. R., r 26 Wheat
Glenn John T. (Hopkins & Glenn), r 56 Cooper
Glenn Luther J. (L. J. Glenn & Son), r ss Rawson, w of Form- walt
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Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Er Lawshe, 47 Whitehall St., can supply you through manufacturers, at bottom prices ..
GLE
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GLENN L. J. & SON (L. J. and H. C. Glenn), lawyers, 19 Whitehall. (See page 87.)
Glenn Robert (c), wks A. & W. Pt. R. R., r 75 Pratt
Glenn Rufus (e), gardener J. B. Campbell
Glenn William (c), blacksmith St. R. R. Co., r es Terry, s of Fair
Glenn William (c), porter T. Schumann, r 10 Marietta
Gloer James W., farmer, r 38 W. Fair
Glosson James, wks Rolling Mill, r 76 Rock
Glossup William H., watchman W. & A. R. R., r ws Lee, s of Gordon, W. E
Glover Cicero (c), porter J. Hirshberg & Co
Glover James (c), porter Sou. Ex. Co., r 122 Marietta
Glover John H., clk A-L. Rv., r 135 S. Pryor
Glover Lewis (c), cook, r 93 S. Pryor
Glynn Margaret Mrs., grocer, 36 W. Mitchell Glynn Walter D., icedealer, r 56 Bell
Gober John C., striker Sou. Agrl Wks, r 403 Mangum Gober Mary, laundress, r ss Hunnicutt, 2d w of McAfee
Gober M. C., fireman W. & A. R. R
Gober William, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill, r 2 Means
Gober Z. A., fireman W. & A. R. R
Gobey Edgar E., cabinetmkr L. H. Hall & Co., r 198 Rolling Mill
Goddard Frank A., with MARK BERRY, r Stone Moun- tain, Ga
Goddard George C., clk D. H. Dougherty, r Stone Mountain Godford William (c), cook Ballard & Allen
Godfrey Richard J. (Walker, Boyd & Godfrey), bds 97 E. Mitchell
Goelz Charles, barkpr P. Berron, bds Berron House
Goetting Charles, baker, 11 Peachtree
Goffe James H., U. S. Rv. P. O. clk
GOIN JOHN A. supt The J. M. Bradstreet & Son Co., 6 Whitehall, r 103 Loyd
GOLDEN FENDOL S , plow mnfr and general blacksmith 596 Marietta, r county. (See page 92)
Golden Francis, checker W. & A. R. R., r 99 McDaniel, s of Wells
Golden Frank (c), porter, r 22 N. Collins
Golden Willis R., blacksmith F. S. Golden, r county
Golding Thrower B., bds 152 S. Pryor
BOYS' SUITS, ALL SIZES, at COHEN & SELIG'S, 23 WHITEHALL.
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T HROUGH CARS leave Atlanta daily for Texarkana. The line via Chattanooga and Little Rock is the Only All Rail Line to Texas.
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Goldsmith James M., elk Comptroller General, r 241 Ivy Goldsmith Jeremiah W., grocer 55 E. Alabama, r 104 E. Peters Goldsmith John H., bkkpr Ga. Banking & Trust Co., r 299 Marietta
Goldsmith Mark E., mess. Ga. Banking & Trust Co., r 299 Marietta
Goldsmith Turner, real estate agt. 11 Marietta, r 256 W. Peach- tree
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