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Goldsmith & Allensworth .
. back cover
Goodrich W. W. & Son,
top lines and page
31
Gordon School .
98
Gray J. M
47
Gress Lumber Co.
bot lines
Haight Will .
opp 1167
Hall Bros .
1135
Hall & Hammond
opp 1166
Harmes & Co
30
Harrison Jas. P. & Co
opp 660
Hart Sash & Door Co
. 1255
Heery D. T
669
Hennies C. E
672
Hetzel Miss L
1174
Hobart F. B. & Co., N. Y
28
Hollis Bros
1253
Holman A. J. & Co.
28
Holmes Nick .
69
Hoppie Geo. E.
80
Horsman E. I., N. Y
78
Howard David T .
41
Howell G. M
1254
Hoyle W. E .
back cover
Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, bot
tom lines and . .
31
Hutcheson & Key, opp
1166
Ingalls & Co, Castleton, N. Y
52
Interstate Abstract Co
1121
Isaacs Leon Co, Phila
71
86
ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.
Ives, Blakeslee & Williams Co., N. Y . 1232 Jack F. M. Agt, side lines and . 23
Jenkins J. C., opp
1167
John Church Co, Cinti O
34
Johnson J. L., 720 and .
1135
Johnson O. L.
1230
Jolly C. R
73
Jones W. R., cards in Busi-
ness Directory and 73 and 732
Keeney H. G. & Co .
737
Keuka Grape & Fruit Co,
Rochester
102
Killian D. A .
55
King's Royal Germeteur,
edge of book and
29
Klipstein A., N. Y., 1119 and 1192
Knowlton E. J., Ann Arbor 78
Kontz E. C., opp .
. 1166
Kuhn's
Art
Gallery,
top
lines 33, 1180 and .
753
Kuhrt H. G., bottom lines
Latham H. H., Chicago . 79
Levison & Blythe, St. Louis 42
Little Switzerland .
104
Little Rock & Memphis R. R
8
Loeb D. C., cards in Street
Directory and
771
Lofton J. T. & Co
1231
Lofton M. E
1167
Logue J. J .
80
Lowry Banking
Co, back
cover and
13
Lycett Wm .
1122
McCord M. J
1193
McDuffie B. F
789
Mallory Steam Ship Line.
77
Marlborough The
1187
Martin Cantine Co, Sauger-
ties, N. Y
68
Martin E. W
808
Merriam G. & C. & Co, opp 1129
Milner R. W
opp 1167
Mitchell Robert
827
Mitchell & Parker, top lines and . 17
Moody Jos. N
side lines
Moore Prof. B. F
side lines
Moore J. M .
front cover
Moreland A. C .
. back cover
Morris Brown College .
62-63
Morris & Waldron .
6
Morrison D., top lines and
opp 302 and 837
Murphy C. P
842
Mutual Life Ins. Co., of N. Y
N. C. & St. L. R. R .
centre lines
. 1234
Nelms & Nelms .
847
Nescochague Mfg. Co., Phila
22
Nixon & Lindsey, top lines
and
59
Nolan David P .
47
Northington C. N
852
Northrop J. P
side lines
Nunn L. L. & Co
19 and 853
Osler James .
.1149
Parker J. C., I'ville .
14
Parkhurst W. F. .
865
Parry H. L.
867
Pattillo W. P.
side lines
Pause Robert .
1187
Perdue & Egleston, outside covers
Peterson T. B. & Bros., Phil-
adelphia
38
Pierce & Bushnell Mfg. Co., New Bedford . 48
Pim & Taylor, cards in St. Dir'y
Pioneer Boiler Works .
37
Pittman & Co. .
58
Pittsburgh (Pa.) Brass Co. .
70
Plymouth Paper Co., Hol- yoke 50
Plymouth Rock Pants Co. . . 885
Polk W. R
45 and 886
Pond Wm. A.
Co., N. Y
22
Potts & Potts
side lines
Pratt N. A .
3
Pratt N. P .
892
Queen & Crescent Route opp
896
Randa l & Murray .
899
Reach A. J. & Co., Phila .
26
Reeder W. L., cards in Street
Directory and
58
Rich Miss M. E. .
1197
Richards R. H. & Co., side lines
Richards S. P. & Son . .
294
Richmond & Danville R. R 11
Ripley T. J., opp .
1166
Roach Wash Mfg. Co.
71
Robbins & Bro .
9
Roberts Bros., Boston.
26
Rogers J. H., Cleveland, O
54
Rogge & Koch, Baltimore .
40
Roselawn Jersey Farm
73
Ruebush & Kieffer .
34
Ruhmann G. H. .
53
Ruttan Mfg. Co., South .
front cover
Ryan D. W.
69
St. Elme J. M.
72
Sciple Sons
Scott G. W. Mfg. Co.
1147
Scott & Liebman .
1186
Shackelford G. W.,
back
cover and .
6
Shuey W. J., Dayton,
40
Shuff J. L. & Co.
945
Smith J. M.
53
Smith O. A
960
Smith S. T. & Co, N. Y
50
Southern Belting Co .
15
Southern Congregationalist. 1176 Southern Copying Co . . . . 1140 Southern Dye House . side lines Southern Furniture Co, side lines Southern Loan and Bank- ing Co . . 3
Southern Mutual Building
·
and Loan Association . . .
2
Spelman Seminary .
60-61
Spencerian Steel Pen Co, N.
Y, edge of book and. .
57
Starkey & Palen, Philadel-
phia . . . . 1134-1138-1141-1177
87
ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.
State Savings Assn . 2
Steinau Louis . 995
Steinhauer J. F., front cover and . 27
Stocks Coal Co.
back cover
Sunny South The 53
Sutton H.
55
Taylor H. S. & Co., N. Y.
20
Texas & Pacific R. R. 74
Thomas Julius P. .
1182
Thomas Lewis W., opp .
1166
Thomas L. H. & Co., Chic
48
Thompson J. S. .
1141
Thornton J. A.
1141
Thorntons'
. bottom lines
Thrower J. G., center lines 10
Torbett & McCandless. . top lines
Travers Bros., N. Y. .
36
Tripod A. P.
. . cards in Street Directory Troy Steam Laundry . outside covers
Tuck Raphael & Sons, New
York
14
Union Central Life Insurance Co., centre lines and 39
United States Life Ins. Co.
cards in Bus's Direc. and 100
United Underwriters' Insur- ance Co. .1015
Van Winkle Gin and Mach.
Works
opp 1016
Vaughn T. J. & Co
1230
Wachendorff E 49
Walker Sam .
cor cards in St. Directory & 1231
Wallace P. J .
1026
Warner & Perkerson
1194
Washington Seminary
97
Western Art Association,
Chicago .
1233
Western & Atlantic R. R . . 101
Whitcomb & Son
1131
White-Smith Music Co, N. Y 18 White W. W. & Co, Dayton 24
Wilson Coal and
Lumber
Co, opp . . 303
Wirths Bros, N. Y
20
Woolf W. P, opp
1167
Changes, Corrections and New Names Received too Late for Regular Insertion.
ABBOTT & MCKINNEY, (Milo Abbott C. A. MeKinney,) tur- niture, 134 and 136 Marietta Abernathy Mannon L., clerk Mashburn & Son, r 67 E. Harris ALLENSWORTH JAMES H., (Goldsmith & Allensworth) res 78 Calhoun
Anderson C. C., Hydrographic asst. Geological Survey, r Macon, Ga
ANDERSON JAMES H., Real Estate and Renting Agt., 34 N. Broad, bds 146 Ivy
ANDERSON WYLIE& JONES Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, 59-61 Forsyth. (See adv p
ANDERSON REV. W. D., pas- tor First M. E. Church South, r W. Peachtree, or Kimball APPLER DAVID W., Special Agt. The Central R. R. of Ga., 24 S. Pryor, r 25 W. Baker
Atlanta Finance Ass'n., Charles Kerler, Jr., pres .; W. T. Moyers, atty .; Loans 483 S. Pryor
ATLANTA FLORAL BAZAAR James Burpitt, propr., 71 W. Pryor (See opp page 897)
Atlanta Investment and Banking Co, (incorporated) capital stock $50,000), Wm. C. Hale pres., S. H. Adams secty, M. McCarthy, Jr., cashier
ATLANTA PIANO MNFG. CO. The, J. S. Holliday pres., G. H.
Holliday secty, Geo. W. Carter supt., Piano Mnfrs., Ga. R. R. and Borne
Atlanta Refrigerating Co., (capi- tal stock $25,000), H. T. Phil- lips secty & treas., W. H. Park- house supt., 24 E. Alabama ATLANTA TALC MNFG CO., J. R. TOLLESON, PRES., M. M. A. Cason, treas., Tale Mfgrs, mines Marietta & N. G. R. R., 47 Loyd.
Babcock F. Ford, teacher Atlanta University, r same
Bartsch Charles A., chemist, r 59 Luckie
BATTLE THOMAS C. (Tigner & Battle), r 366 Crew
Blodgett J. P., Ry postal clerk, r 109 Spring, Handy Terrace Boyd Lincoln C., (Trio Steam Laundry, ) bds 44 Church BRADT C. G. (Miles & Bradt), 43-44 old Capitol bldg, r 10 Highland ave
BRADWELL S. D., State School Commissioner, State Capitol BRAMLETT RALPH S., fruits and Confectionery and Fancy grocers, cor Pryor and Wheat, bds Richardson, cor Windsor BRETT W. H., (Conyers & Brett), bds Talmadge House BROWN & ADAMS, (George M Brown, Hugh B. Adams) Fire insurance, 20} E. Ala
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BRYAN A. R., lawyer 50-51 Cap-
itol block, r 20 Angier ave
Buntyn George J., r 103 Spring, Buntyn Price, bds 103 Spring, Burpitt Miss Flora, saleslady Jas. Burpitt, bds 71 N. Pryor.
BURPITT JAS., florist 71 N. Pryor, r same
Burpitt James, Jr., with James Burpitt, bds 71 N. Pryor
Caldwell. B. C. bkpr, r 105 Spring CANDLER JOHN S., (Candler & Lee), r n s R. R., Edgewood CANDLER & LEE (John S. ('andler and Blewett H. Lee), lawyers, 32} E. Wall
Carter George N. (Carter & Dick- enson), propr Hotel Ballard, 143 Peachtree, r same
CHASE CORNELIUS H., pres Atlanta Rubber Co .. removed to 150 Courtland
Claridy Olin, foreman Foot & Davies, r Edgewood
COLLIER L. W., genl agt the Central R. R. of Ga., 24 S. Pryor, bds 67 N. Pryor
CONYERS C. B. (Conyers & Brett), r 89 Windsor
CONYERS & BRETT, C. B. Conyers, W. H. Brett, steno- graphers and typewriters, 21} E. Ala. (See card page1193)
DALEY WALTER R., Lawyer, 13-14 Fitten bldg., res West End, (see card p 1229)
Dickenson John F. (Carter & Dickenson), 143 Peachtree
Dunn Lee L., stock dealer, 58-60 S. Pryor, r 31 N. Pryor
England John M., trav solicitor Sou. Alliance Farmer, rms cor Hunter and Forsyth
FAIRBANKS & BENTEEN, milk depot, 80 Peachtree
Fielder J. W. (J. W. Fielder & Co.), gen agt Yost Writing Machine, 6 Wall, Kimball House, r 292 Peachtree
FIELDER J. W. & CO. (J W. Fielder, Samuel W. Wilkes), genl agts Yost Writing Ma- chine, 6 Wall, Kimball House Georgia Building, Loan & Sav- ings Association, H. L. At- water, pres, M. A. Hale, sec, 39 W. Alabama
GOLDSMITH P. TURNER, (Goldsmith & Allensworth), bds Belmont House
GOLDSMITH ALLENS- WORTH (P. T. Goldsmith, James H. Allensworth), gents' furnishing goods, 15 Peachtree (See back cover)
Grandy Luther B., physician 1023 Whitehall, bds 143 Peach- tree
Hall John E., Jr., elk Clarance Knowles, bds 67 N. Pryor
Hall W. Stovall, chief elk Clar- ence Knowles, bds 67 N. Pryor HAMPTON THOMAS C., real estate and renting agt, 22 S. Broad
HARRIS W. HARRY, (Trio Steam Laundry) r Edgewood Holleman C. L., insurance 41 S. Broad, bds 67 N. Pryor HOUSTON WASHINGTON J., prest. Keeley Institute, r Deca- tur, Ga.
HOUSTON W. W., bus. manager Keeley Institute, r 220 Edge- wood ave
Jerolaman Nicholas, engraver 40} Whitehall, r 339 same
JOHNSON O. L., Merchant Tai- lor 7} Whitehall, bds 299 W. Mitchell
KEELEY INSTITUTE THE, W. J. Houston prest., W. W. Houston bus. manager; liquor and opium habits cured; cor. Edgewood ave and Ivy
KELLY JOHN D., real estate and renting agt 4 S. Pryor, bds 143 Peachtree
LEWIS REV. WALKER, pas- tor Trinity M. E. Church South, r 10 W. Peters
LICHTENSTINE LOUIS, cigar mfr 126 Marietta, r n e cor Chamberlin & Jackson
LOFTON J. T. & CO., (J. T. & M. B. Lofton) artistic wall paper, room moulding,and elec- trical' house furnishers 58} Peachtree
LOFTON J. T., (J. T. Lofton & Co.,) r 2 Cherry
LOFTON M. B., (J. T. & Co.,) bds 2 Cherry
McCalla Clarence W., tobacco mfrs agt. 1 Wall, Kimball Hse, r 94 Morris
McCalla F. H, dentist 6} White- hall, r 94 Morris
Mining, Manufacturing and Real Estate South, T. H. Jones edr, Harry Krouse sec and treas, 7 Kimball House
MOORE & MCKINNON, (W. F, Moore & A. A. MCKINNON) milk depot 106 Peachtree Nalley Martin, r 197 S. Forsyth SPILMAN JOSIAH H., beer bottler, whol. beer dealer and agt Brunswick Balke Collender Co., bottling works cor Mari- etta and Means, r 177 Spring TOLLESON J. R., president Atlanta Talc Co., 47 Loyd, res 125 Loyd
Washington . Seminary, MRS. BAYLOR STEWART, Principal.
Walton St., Cor. Fairlie St., ATLANTA, GA.
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THE GORDON SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
Corner Edgewood Avenue and Ivy Street.
THE NEW . BUILDING . OF. THE . GORDON.SCHOOL. Edgewood . Avc: near Ivy.St- ATLANTA . GEORGIA Gardner . Pync . 3. Gardner MEZEY, Architects A
The Only High Standard Private School for Boys in the City. Catalogues and information in reference to all colleges may be had from the head master.
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ACADEMY
-OF THE-
Immaculate Conception.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
T HIS Institution, founded in 1867, and incorporated with all the rights and privileges of an Academy, is a Boarding and Day School, under the direction of the Sisters of Mercy.
The Academic year commences the first Monday in September and closes about the end of June. It is divided into two sessions-the first commences in September and the second in February.
The course of instruction embraces two departments, viz: 1st. The Preparatory Department. 2d. The Senior Department.
The Preparatory Department, which comprises seven classes, is com- pleted in seven years. It consists of three Primary, two Intermediate and two Grammar classes.
The Senior Department, which comprises four classes, is completed in four years. It consists of the first and second Senior classes and Graduating class.
Terms, per Session, Payable in Advance.
Board and tuition in English,
French and Latin, including bed,
bedding and washing .. $75 00
Music on piano, guitar or organ. 20 00
Vocal music (special course). 20 00
Vocal music in class, no charge
Painting in oil or water colors. 20 00
Oriental, china, pastel and Kensing- ton 20 00
German taught at professor's charge Fancy work and embroidery 5 00 Summer vacation, if spent at the Academy 30 00
Embroidery, plain and ornamental needlework form no extra charge to boarders.
DAY PUPILS.
Primary division, per session. .$ 7 50 Senior division. 12 00
Intermediate division 10 00
Graduating division. 14 00
Grammar division. 10 00
- Graduating fee. 5 00
musical Department.
The superior musical advantages of the Academy deserve special men- tion and render this department, in a particular manner, worthy of patronage. Great attention is given to both vocal and instrumental music, in which theory and practice are carefully combined.
TERMS FOR MUSIC PER MONTH.
Piano, 8 lessons, 50 minutes each. $4 00
Violin, 8 lessons, 50 minutes each $4 00 Piano, 4 lessons, 50 minutes each . 2 00
Organ, 8 lessons, 50 minutes each 6 00 Vocal Music, 8 lessons per month .. 4 00 Graduating fee in music. 5 00 Guitar, 8 lessons, 50 minutes each .. 4 00
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. THE .
1891
United States
ife Insurance
0.
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
RECORD FOR 1890: ·
Increase in Assets, Increase in Policies Issued,
Increase in Surplus, Increase in Business Written, Increase in Insurance in Force.
GEO. H. BURFORD, Pres dent. A. WHEELWRIGHT, Ass't Sec'y. C. P. FRALEIGH, Secretary. WM. T. STANDEN, Actuary.
Examine the manifold advantages of the "LOW RATE TERM PLAN"
Of this Company. It is easier to place insurance on this plan than on any plan ever before offered, and the policy itself is the most liberal and equitable contract consis- tent with recognized business principles. The marked success already achieved by this plan shows that it fills a want long felt by the insuring public.
The Company also issues all approved forms of insurance.
Policies are non-forfeitable and indisputable. Claims are paid immediately on presentation of proofs.
Offices of Southern Department : 2 Capitol Block, opposite Post Office. = F. B. SHEPARD, Manager.
BECKTOLD & CO.,
GENERAL . BOOK . BINDERS.
We Make Cloth and Leather Covers, Leather Titles for Law Books and Gilt Edging For the Trade.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
200-202 PINE ST., - ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
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THE ONLY
QUICK LINE TO THE
WEST AND EAST
IS VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
-
KENNESAW ROUTE !
-
-
ʼ
.
(WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD.)
EXRPESS TRAINS Leave Atlanta Daily.
6
ALL TRAINS of this Line Arrive at and Depart from Union Passenger Depot.
Any further information desired, can be secured upon application to
JOS. M. BROWN, CHARLES E. HARMAN,
Traffic Manager.
Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent.
ATLANTA, GA.
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Keuka Grape Catsup.
NONE GENUINE
WITHOUT THIS
TRADER
AAR
KEUKA GRAPE
FRUIT CO
New, Wholesome, Delicious.
ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED.
" Now good digestion wait on appetite, And health on both."-Shakespeare.
Ask your Grocer for this Catsup, or send 20 cents to us, and we will send sample.
KEUKA GRAPE AND FRUIT CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF PURE TABLE DELICACIES,
119 N. Water Street,
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
Mention this publication.
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East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN TRUNK LINE -BETWEEN-
All Principal Southern Gities -FOR
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS.
SHORTEST, MOST DIRECT AND COMFORTABLE
Route to all Eastern and Virginia Cities.
Only Direct Route to the Watering Places and Resorts of East Tennessee and Virginia.
THE GREAT EMIGRANT ROUTE TO Texas and the northwest,
Via its Memphis and Charleston Division, and to all points in Southern and Central Texas, via Calera or Meridian or New Orleans.
THROUGH SLEEPING CARS -BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND WASHINGTON, MEMPHIS AND WASHINGTON, AND MEMPHIS AND NEW YORK.
Illustrated Pamphlets Free on Application.
For Rates or Information, address
C. H. HUDSON, General Manager.
EDWIN FITZGERALD, Traffic Manager.
B. W. WRENN, G. P. and Tkt. Agent.
T. S. DAVANT, Gen'l Freight Agent.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
C. N. KIGHT, J. J. GRIFFIN, General Freight Agent.
Ass't Gen'l Pass. Agent.
ATLANTA, GA.
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Little Switzerland,
The Gem Pleasure Resort of Atlanta.
Fine Lake. Beautiful Boats. A-One Ten Pin Alleys. Fine Flowers and Picturesque Landscape. Floral Designs of all kinds for sale. Best of Refresh- ments served. Open all the year round.
Good Drive all the Way.
200 YARDS EAST OF GRANT'S PARK.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Twenty Minutes by Fair Street Dummy from Center of City.
our patron Guaran
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ATLANTA · MEDICAL · COLLEGE,
ATLANTA, - GEORGIA.
THIRTY-THIRD SESSION, 1890-91.
FACULTY:
A. W. GRIGGS, M. D., Emeritus Professor of Practice. WM. ABRAM LOVE. M. D., Professor of Physiology and Patho- logical Anatomy. A.W. CALHOUN, M. D., LLD., Professor of Diseases of Eye, Ear and Throat. H.V. M. MILLER, M. D., LLD., Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine, Lecturer on Clinical Medicine. W. S. ARMSTRONG, M. D., Professor of General and Descriptive Anatomy and Lecturer on Clinical Surgery. J. S. TODD, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. VIRGIL O. HARDON, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children. L. H. JONES, M. D., ProfessorGeneral and Medical Chem- istry and Medical Jurisprudence.
W. F.WESTMORELAND, M.D., Professor of Principles and Practice of Surgery.
W. S. KENDRICK, M. D., Proctor. Lecturer on Physical Diag- nosis and Clinical Medicine.
F. W. McRAE, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy and Lec- turer on Genito-Urinary and Rectal Diseases.
J. C. JOHNSON, M. D., Lecturer on Diseases of Children.
M. B. HUTCHINS, M. D., Lecturer on Dermatology.
C. G. GIDDINGS, M. D., Lecturer on Urinary Analysis and Kidney Diseases.
J. M. CRAWFORD, M. D., Assistant to Chair, Eye, Ear. and Throat Diseases.
L. P. KENNEDY, A.M., M.D., Assistant to Chair Obstetrics and Diseases of Women.
THE REGULAR WINTER SESSION BEGINS OCTOBER AND CONTINUES UNTIL MARCH.
CLINICAL ADVANTAGES UNSURPASSED.
AN ABUNDANCE OF ANATOMICAL MATERIAL ALWAYS ON HAND.
For Annual Announcement, address
DR. W. S. KENDRICK, Proctor,
49 WASHINGTON STREET
P. O. BOX 56.
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Providence Infirmary,
COR. EDGEWOOD AVE. AND IVY STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
MEDICAL STAFF:
JAS. B. BAIRD, M. D. G. G. ROY, M. D. GYNECOLOGICAL AND OBSTETRICAL STAFF:
THOS. S. POWELL, M. D. J. C. AVARY, M. D. G. G. ROY, M. D.
SURGICAL STAFF:
J. McF. GASTON, M. D. WM. PERRIN NICOLSON, M. D.
DISEASES OF EYE, EAR AND THROAT: A. G. HOBBS, M. D.
VENEREAL AND URINARY DISEASES : W. S. ELKIN, M. D.
VERY variety of disease and injury receives appropriate treatment in this establishment under the care of the above named members of the professional staff. The internal administration is carried out promptly by an efficient matron and faithful nurses in each department. This institution has all the improved appliances for the comfort and con- venience of its inmates, and affords every facility of a first-class private hospital. It is fully equipped and prepared to accommodate male and female patients, including children, and has a lying-in department for respectable ladies.
The building has been completely remodeled, and entirely refurnished with the latest styles of ash and cherry furniture. The rooms are large and well ventilated, with open fire-places, and lighted with gas.
The outfit is complete in all respects, with the modern improvements in water closets, bath rooms, hot and cold water, etc., giving an air of home- like comfort for the sick.
One of the staff is in daily attendance to provide for any emergency that may occur in the Infirmary, and the inmates may rely upon careful nursing and skillful medical treatment.
Letters of inquiry as to the admission of patients and the terms of board, or charges for professional services, may be addressed to any one of the staff, or to the Providence Infirmary direct.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE :
G. G. ROY, M. D., J. MeF. GASTON, M. D.
WM. PERRIN NICOLSON, M. D,
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SOUTHERN MEDICAL COLLEGE,
ATLANTA, - GEORGIA.
The regular sessions of this Institution begin the first Tuesday in October and close the first week in March. Course of Instruction is first-class in every particular. Clinic and Dissecting Material Furnished in Abundance.
For Full Particulars address
DR. WILLIAM PERRIN NICOLSON, Dean,
ATLANTA, GA. P. O. BOX 234,
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Little Switzerland,
The Gem Pleasure Resort of Atlanta.
Fine Lake. Beautiful Boats. A-One Ten Pin Alleys. Fine Flowers and Picturesque Landscape. Floral Designs of all kinds for sale. Best of Refresh- ments served. Open all the year round.
Good Drive all the Way. ..
200 YARDS EAST OF GRANT'S PARK.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Twenty Minutes by Fair Street Dummy from Center of City.
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Dixie Lumber & Manufacturing Co.
SASH DOOR
BLIND FACTORY
DIXIE LUMBER MFG C
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH BLINDS, BRACKETS STORR&C. FINE MANTEL SPECIALIT
(OVER
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, 141 to 163 Thompson St., ATLANTA, GA.
PLANING MILL
-MANUFACTURERS OF
THE POWER CON !
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Atlanta City Directory.
JNO. COOPER, Sec'y and Treas.
C. B. McGAUGHEY, Manager.
Dixie Lumber and Manufacturing Co., - MANUFACTURERS OF-
ROUGH AND DRESSED
LUMBER,
Dressed and Matched Flooring and Ceiling,
Shingles, Laths, Mouldings, Brackets, Balusters, Newels, Scroll and Turned Work, Interior Finish, &c.
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS.
FINE MANTELS A SPECIALTY.
On Central R. R, and 14J to 163 Thompson Street,
Telephone 873. ATLANTA, GA. (OVER)
14* NICOLS ... , M. D,
G.
N. Y. Belting & Packing Co.'s Belting, Packing, Hose, Gaskets, Etc.
ATLANTA RUBBER CO. 16 Decatur Street, ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA.
d} At 13 Peachtree St.
Street Directory.
EXPLANATIONS.
In the following list it will be observed that all Streets, Avenues, etc., are arranged in alphabetical order with name of occupant found at each number. The name of each street is given, showing what The Union Depot on Wall Street from Loyd t; Pryor is the central point of the city. The following are the central streets Com which others are supposed to be numbered : Decatur and Marietta running respectively East and West; Peachtree and Whitehall, running respectively North and South. Odd numbers are sometimes on the right and even numbers occasionally on the left of each street 5 To find the occupation of householders, refer to Alphabetical List of Names. ABB I2I ALA ABBOTT, Bellwood, from W & A R R west, I south of North ave, (formerly called d'Alvigny). ADAIR ROW; Green's Ferry ave at city limits. ADAIR from Jackson e I s of Chestnut ave, Ward 4. AIR-LINE ALLEY, from Ez- zard n to Wheat, near Ella, Ward 4. ALABAMA, from Whitehall e to Loyd and w to CR R, I s of tracks, Wards I and 2. GOING EAST. I Person Ed, c 2 James' Bank 3 Elston H P 4 Behre C H 42Wolfe H 5 Pitts H W, c 6 Kempton, Delkin & Co, Union Bldg & L Assn PIM & TAYLOR CONTRACTORS IN Raising and Moving Buildings, Brick or Frame Buildings Handled with Perfect Safety. Special Facilities for Moving Heavy Articles. Tel. 806. 211/2 E. Alabama. Purtell J H & Co 6¿Sou Supply Co Ga Teacher G R School Fur Co Orr VE Rowe A E 7 Cooper J H 8 Plane W F K C, M & B Ry 9 Redus & McAllister 9}Thrower & Glover IO Ansley Bros Trezevant W H Io¿ Vineburg B F II Postal Tel Cable Co IICox & Reed Foot M Jr B. S. DRAKE & CO. Dealers and Home Seekers. 5. W. Alabama. ( Invite the Attention of Speculators, Land FOR FURNITURE AND CARPETS SEE THE IMMENSE STOCK AT CHAMBERLIN, JOHNSON & CO. 8 ( Made to Order and a Fit Guaranteed. FINE DRESS SHIRTS MITCHELL & PARKER LUMBER DEALERS, 313 Marietta St. ALA I22 ALA THE BROWN & KING SUPPLY CO. MILL SUPPLIES, MACHINERY AND TOOLS, Wrought Iron Pipe, Fittings and Brass Goods. 73 and 75 S. Croad Street ALABAMA-Cont'd. 12 Ketner & Fox LSRR 124 Howell G A Rosser & Carter McWorter J L 13 Castleman H Atl Stone & Gran Co Austin C H 14 Ga Com Co Long JE Martin B W & Co 15 Alt National Bank 152Alta Cotton Seed Oil Mills 16 Merchants' Bank 17 Black & McIntosh 17¿Smith & Carter Harwell & Bradley 19 Boynton H A 20 Arnold, Carlton & McCord Southern Appeal 20}Sing Sam 21 Cooledge F J & Bro 212Patty Henry M Haden W W Ripley T J Lumpkin J H Everett W M O'Donnelly John Morris Newburger & Sons Daniel J F 22 Oglesby & Meador 23 Schlesinger H L 24 Armour Packing Co 24 Atl Auto Ref Co 24₺Enterprise Lumber Co McPherson W 25 Kiser & Sparks" Gibbs Drug Co' 26 Morgan A P Phelps W H H 262 Ponder J M & C B Piedmont Lec Agcy 27 Johnson C. P 28 Shropshire & Dodd 29 Patterson W H 29 Redwine J B 29-3r Gate City Nat Bk Bldg Gate City National Bank Rooms- 8 Pattillo W P 9 Vacant IO McBride A J 12 Nelson L B Saul W S 14-15-18 Bradstreet Co 16-17 Payne J Carroll 20 Moody J N Gregg F B 21 Ravenel St Julien & Co 22-24 Atl Guano Co 25 Calhoun A E 26 Tye John L 28 Jordon R J 27-29-31-33 Calhoun, King & Spalding 30 Pendleton J T 32-34 Glenn J T Slaton J M Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.