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C. R. JOLLY, Graduate University of Penn.,
Veterinary Surgeon Telephone 176. Office 39 Ivy.
Vinegar Mnfrs. Atlanta Vinegar Wks, 368 Mari- etta Heinz H J Co, 120 Peachtree Renfro Mnfg Co, 153-155-157 W Harris (See back cover and p 21)
Wagons ATWATER CARRIAGE CO, Pendergrass & Crane props, 35 to 45 W Alabama (See center lines
Wagon Mnfrs KILLIAN D A, 28 W Peters (See top lines)
Wall Paper and Hangers
Bushnell JE, 43 N Broad Daniel C J, 40 Marietta Lofton J T & Co, 86 Peachtree McNeal W S, 114 Whitehall Mauck M M, 29 E Hunter Parris & Donahue, 162 E Ala
Wall Plaster-Adamant
SOUTHEASTERN PLAS- ter Co, 13 N Forsyth
ELECTROPOISE!
A Cure for Disease Without Medicine.
ROOMS AND ADDRESS, Atlantic Electropoise Co., NO. 45 GOULD BUILDING. See Page 1361.
ROSE & BAILEY,
43 PEACHTREE ST,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS,
ROSE & BAILEY.
DOBBS LUMBER CO. Milos, Factory and Warehouse, Cor. Mitchell a Mangam Bl.
PULPITS, PEW ENDS, Newel Posta, Turned Balusters and Columna New Designs in SOROLL & TURNED WORK.
The Atlanta Trust and Banking Co. - COR. PRYOR AND ALABAMA STS. -
SAVE YOUR MONEY {
"It stands at the head."
CALIGRAPH
WRITING MACHINE. · Torbett & MeCandiena. Gemeral Agents Georgia and Alabama, 29 Kimball House, Decatur St., Telephone 72.
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Warehouse Co's
W. R. DIMMOCK, Prest. J. W. STOKES. Vier Pnest.
Atlanta Warehouse Co., COTTON and STORAGE of all kinds received.
34, 36 & 38 W. Alabama Street, AND 23 S. FORSYTH STREET. ATLANTA, GA. J. M. WALLACE, Mgr.
Watches, Clocks & Jew- elry.
Blue E W, 73 Whitehall BOLLMANN WM, 10 White- hall
Carlton B C, 13 Whitehall
Clay Joseph, 165 Decatur Davis W M, 37 Whitehall DELKIN A L & CO, 69 White- hall. (See corner cards) Drucker R L, 135 Whitehall Freeman & Crankshaw, 3I Whitehall Fry Abe, 4 Peachtree Gerbie J C, 98 Decatur Harper T J, 33 Whitehall HARVEY L P, 53 Decatur (See p 747) Haynes W A, 45 Marietta Head & Stone, 210 Marietta Heins A E, 135 Whitehall Ketchum & Reeves, 140 D'catr Lawshe Er, 47₺ Whitehall
STOCKS COAL CO., Sole Agents for the Celebrated Townley Coal, LARGEST LUMP AND BEST DOMESTIC COAL FROM ALABAMA. YARDS $ 85 W. Petrs St. 'Phone 527. 117 N. Pryor, Cor. Houston. 'Phone 1012.
The United States Life Insurance Co., IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK. ORGANIZED IN 1850.
Southern Department Offices,
2 CAPITOL BLOCK, OPP. P. O. INSURANCE AT COST. Life Rate Tontine and Endowments. See Page 47. F. B. SHEPARD, Mgr.
Lent B F, 105 W Peters
Lindenberg Wm, 177 W Peters Maier S & Co, 8} Marietta
Maier & Berkele, 93 Whitehall Pharr B Y, 232 Marietta Pickert A F, 51 Whitehall Snider L, 84 Whitehall Solomonson S L, 203 Thomp- son
Stevens J P & Bro, 47 Whitehall Stilson F J, 55 Whitehall
Thompson I P, 390 Marietta Watts J R & Co, 57 Whitehall Wright J, 66} Whitehall
Water Gates and Valves. RICHARDS MACHINERY Co, 57 S Forsyth
*Water Tanks.
ATLANTA LUMBER CO,
146 Humphries
Water Wheel Mnfrs.
DAVIS JA WATER WHEEL & Mch Co, 13 E Ala (See adv p 15) DELOACH MILL MFG CO, Ala cor Forsyth, wks High- land ave and R & D RR
*Wheelwrights.
NOLAN D P & CO, 398 Mari- etta (See p 53)
Willow Ware Mnfgrs. Atlanta Wooden Ware Co, 98- 100 S Forsyth Gate City Reed & Willow Ware Factory, 78 N Broad
THE MODEL BAKERY.{
The Leading House where you can obtain All Kinds of Fresh Bread Daily. ( 180 WHITEHALL.
Hunnicutt & Bellingrath Co., } 52 and 54 Peachtree Street.
SANITARY PLUMBERS, Steam and Gas Fitters.
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Freyer & Bradley MUSIC CO., 63 Peachtree.
WILCOX & WHITE ORGANS.
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W. R. JONES, PRACTICAL SLATER,
And Dealer in all kinds of
ROOFING SLATE,
P. O. Box 316. 10 Loyd St. (See adv. pg. 52. )
*Window Glass.
SOUTHERN PAINT & GLASS CO, 39 S Broad
Window Guards, (Wire) Atl Wire & Iron Wks Co, 64 N Broad (Manfrs)
*Window & Door Frames WILLINGHAM & CO 84 El- liott (See beginning each letter)
Wines & Liquors.
WHOLESALE.
BLUTENTHAL & BICKERT 44 & 46 Marietta, (See right top lines)
California Wine Co, 25 White- hall
Hoffman J J & Co, 51 S Broad LOEB D C, 11-13 W Mitchell, (See corner cards)
Marks S & Co, 84 Decatur
POTTS & POTTS, 32 Peach- tree (See side lines) Reliance Liquor Co, 189 Deca- tur Rose R M & Co The, 12 Mari- etta
ROSE & BAILEY, 43 Peach- tree (See side lines) Steinheimer D, 40 E Wall Stewart G B, 75 S. Broad Thompson Joseph, 7 Decatur
Wire Mats
Hartman Mnfg Co, 51-53 Forsyth S
Wire Rope
PIERCE & ROBINSON, 31 Gould Bldg Wire and Iron Works Atl Wire and Iron Wks 64 N Broad
Wire Work.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF Wire Enclosures for Elevators,
Wire Railings for Banks, Stores and Offices and Wire Guards for Windows.
Atlanta Wire and Iron Works Co., Office and Works. 64 N. Broad St.,
Telephone No. 1083. ATLANTA, GA.
*Wood Carvers
PIANTINI F & SON, 119 W Mitchell (See p 62)
*Wood Workers
BAUM-DRIVER NOVELTY Wks, 29-31 S Forsyth (See p 1363)
*Woodworking Mch'nry
Cook J S & Co, 39 N Broad RICHARDS MACHINERY Co The, 57 S Forsyth
Woodenware Mnfrs
Atl Woodenware Co, 98-100 S Forsyth
Wrought Iron Pipe
BROWN & KING SUPPLY Co, 47-49 S Broad (See cor- ner cards)
PROVIDENT FUND SOCIETY OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE at ACTUAL COST SECURE A POLICY AT ONCE OF CHAS. L. ROBISON, Gen. Agt. Room 70 Old Capitol Building.
SOUTHERN BELTING CO. DYNAMO and Make a Specialty of-món
51 DECATUR STREBT.
ENDLESS BELTS
-PEACHTREE, FORSYTH AND CHURCH STREETS .- GREGORY'S PHARMACY,
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or Prescriptions a Specialty. PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES At Reasonable Prices.
B. & B.
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
BLIEM & LEYH, 127 W. Peters. Tel. 666.
STEAM PRETZELS, FRESH BREAD AND CAKES,
Miscellaneous Directory
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ATLANTA.
GEORGIA.
VOLUME XVI, 1892.
In this department is gathered all the miscellaneous information pertaining to the Municipal Government, Churches, Schools, Railroads, Societies, Clubs, etc., which does not appear elsewhere.
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City Officers.
City Hall (Chamber of Com- merce Building-Pryor, ne cor. Hunter.
Election for Mayor held bien- nially on the first Wednesday in December.
The General Council is com- posed of a Board of Aldermen, six, and Common Council, twelve. Of the latter, one member is elected from each ward annually for two years. Two Aldermen are elected each year. Election held on the first Wednesday in December each year.
Mayor - W. A. Hemphill, elected December, 1890, for two years; salary; $2,500.
BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL.
First Ward -E. Reneau, Joshua Tye.
Second Ward-John M. Colvin, H. C. Sawtell.
Third Ward -- J. L. McWhor- ter, Arnold Broyles.
Fourth Ward - W. P. Hill, C. E. Murphy. Fifth Ward-C. S. Northen, J. D. Turner.
Sixth Ward-Thos. C. Meador, A. L Holbrook.
Salaries of Aldermen and Councilmen, $600 per annum.
General Council meets first and third Monday afternoons in each month at 3 o'clock.
Aldermanic Board meets Thursdays following at 3 o'clock.
MONCRIEF, DOWMAN & CO.,
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
392 S. BROAD. c حـ 0
Workers and Tinners.
Architectural Sheet Metal
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS BEAUTIFULLY DONE. EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY, 58 Decatur Street.
Parsons & Bostick 2 SOUTH BROAD ST. R EAL ESTATE BROKERS Mineral, Timber, County and City Land For Sale.
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Jack's Bread is the Best
Committees meet Friday nights preceeding first and third Mondays, 7 o'clock winter months, and 7:30 summer months.
Board of Aldermen-J. M. Stephens; J. G. Woodward, A. M. Reinhart, W. W. Boyd, Frank P. Rice, A. J. Shropshire. Auditor and Recorder-A. E. Calhoun ; salary, $2,400; bond, $1,000. Court every morning (except Sunday) and on Mon- day, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons.
City Clerk-A. P. Woodward ; bond, $50,000: salary, fees.
City Comptroller-J. H. Gold- smith ; salary, $3,000; bond, $50,000. Assistant, John F. Kellam; salary, $900.
Tax Collector-C. K. Maddox; $2,400; bond, $25,000.
Assessors-C. D. Meador, chf; salary, $1,300. T. J. Malone, Charles Keith ; salary, $1,300.
Marshal-J. W. Loyd ; bond, $25,000; salary, fees. W. H. Holcombe, J. R. Collins, depu- ties.
Treasurer -- W. T. Wall ; sal- ary, $1,000; bond, $100,000.
Building Inspectors - F. A. Pittman, Gus Leo, Joseph A. LaSueur, City Engineer Clayton ex officio; salaries, $100 per an- num.
City Printing-By contract.
City Engineer-R. M. Clay- ton; office, City Hall ; salary, $2,400.
City Attorney-J. B. Good- win ; office, 23} Whitehall ; sal- ary, $3,000. Assistant, J. A. Anderson; salary, $2,000.
GRESS LUMBER CO.
City Sexton-Charles D'Al- vigny ; salary, $900; bond, $1,000.
City Warden-J. K. Hunter. Messenger-Z. B. Moon ; sala- ry, $900.
Janitor-S. H. Jackson, c; salary, $600.
City Collector-Hiram L. Mid- dlebrooks; salary, $1,200.
Board of Health-W. S. Arm- strong, M. D., President, $200; J. B. Baird, M. D., Secretary, $500; J. F. Alexander, M. D., J. C. Avary, M. D., and J. T. Cooper, $100 each; W. A. Hemphill Mayor; A J. Shrop- shire, Chairman er-officio Sani- tary committee.
Sanitary Inspectors- Thomas E. Veal, chief; W. A. King, 1st District; Geo. H. Tuni- son, 2d Dist .; James F. Buch- anan, 3d Dist .; R. D. Waldron, 4th Dist .; W. H. Ray, Plumb- ing and Market Inspector. Miss Etta Cohen, Registrar of Vital Statistics.
CITY PHYSICIANS.
First Ward-C. C. Greene.
Second Ward-E. VonGoidts- noven.
Third Ward-T. E. Collier. Fourth Ward-G. W. Bishop. Fifth Ward-Allen D. John- son.
Sixth Ward-N. O. Harris.
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSION.
Elected by Council for three years; salary of each $100 per annum, with $200 to chairman, and $50 extra allowed to the secretary for clerical labor.
J. W. English, chairman; J.
POTTS & POTTS
32 PEACHTREE ST. IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, CINS, RUMS, &c.
161% S. BROAD STREET, MANUFACTURERS OF LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES, Etc
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
American Casualty Ins. Security Co.
PROMPT AND LIBERAL SETTLEMENTS. TORBETT & MCCANDLESS, State Agents, 22 Kimball House, Decatur St. Telephone 72.
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Mrs. J. E. Kreis, Proprietor,
F. Lester, chairman pro tem; W. H. Brotherton, Walter R. Brown, Wm Laird, and the Mayor ex-officio.
Regular meeting second Mon- day night of each month.
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
Z. H. Smith, H. C. Erwin, Aaron Haas, Geo. Winship, W. W. Boyd, Geo. Hillyer, and the Mayor ex-offieio, H. G. Hutchi- son chairman water works com- mittee of Council; George W. Terry, Jr., secretary (salary $1,200); W. G. Richards, super- intendent (salary $2,400. )
BOARD OF FIRE MASTERS.
Office 1 S. Broad St. Regu- lar meeting second day in each month. H. G. Hutchison, chairman; A. J. Shropshire, A. J. McBride, Joseph Lambert, Joshua Tye, W. R. Joyner, Mayor er-officio.
Educational.
Board of Education-Office, 75 E Mitchell.
R. J. Lowry, S. M. Inman, J. W. English, Joseph Hirsch, D. A. Beatie, Hoke Smith, W. S. Thomson, W. M. Bray, J. E. Brown, L. P. Grant, J. C. Hendrix, A. L. Kontz, A. W. Calhoun, W. R. Hammond, John T. Glenn, and the Mayor ex-officio. W. F. Slaton, secre- tary and superintendent.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Boys' High- Washington. Wm. A. Bass, principal, salary, $1,700
Girls' High-E. Mitchell. Miss N. C. Sergeant, principal ; salary, $1,450.
Crew Street - Crew. Miss Aurilia Roach, principal ; sala- ry, 81,200.
Fair Street-Corner Fair and Moore. Mrs. Annie H. Smith, principal; salary, 81,200
Ivy Street- Ivv, Miss E. H. Prather, principal; salary, $1,200.
Marietta Street- Marietta. Mrs. F. S. Whitesides, princi- pal; salary, $1,200.
Walker Street-Corner Walk- er and Haynes. L. M. Lan- drum, principal; salary, $1,600.
Calhoun Street-Corner Cal- houn and Currier. Mrs. H. R. Echols, principal; salary, $1,- 410.
Ira Street -- 123 Ira. Mrs. Jane Noyes, principal; salary, $1,200.
Davis Street-Davis corner Thurmond. Miss G. M. Bren- ner, principal; salary, $700.
Boulevard-Corner Irwin. Miss Angelyn T. Adams, prin- cipal; salary, $1,200.
Wallace Street-Corner State and Wallace. Miss A. M. Brenner, principal; salary, 8800.
Fraser Street-Corner Fraser and Love. Mrs. C. C. Knight, principal; salary, $800.
Decatur Street-Decatur cor- ner Antionette. Miss Maggie F. Browning, principal; salary, 8650.
Night School-283 E. Ala. st. A. M. Wilson, principal; sal- ary, $1,800
COLORED.
Summer Hill-Martin St . C W Hill, «, principal ; salary $650.
H. : G. : KUMRT No. 1 Whitehall 8t .. Centennial Bldg.
Importer of and Dealer lu
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Book-Keeping, Short-Hand and Type-Writing D G
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Trinity Avenue.
Dyeing and Cleaning of All Kinds. Gate City Premium Steam Dye Works,
D. A. KILLIAN 28 W. PETERS ST.
MANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGES and Repairing of all kinds Promptly Done.
Tel. 519.
Houston Street-Houston St. W B Mathews, principal; salary $650.
Mitchell Street --- W. Mitch- ell. P. A. Allen, c, principal; salary $650.
Gray Street-Gray street. A. L. Gaines, e, principal; salary $650
Fire Department.
The Atlanta paid Fire De- partment was organized July 1, 1882: now has a chief engineer and insurance inspector, eight foremen, three engineers, sev- enty men, three steamers, five two-horse hose wagons, one two-horse reel, two hook and ladder trucks in service and one in reserve, twenty-five horses and 13,500 feet of hose, one double tank, two-horse chemical engine. The annual expense in connec- tion with fire alarm is about $68,000. The force is paid as follows : Chief $4,000 per year ; foreman $100 per month ; engineers $100 per month : run- ners 855 to $65 per month. Drivers $70 per month. The Gamewell fire alarm system is used with 64 street boxes
Chief-W. R. Joyner ; office 1 § Broad.
Engine Co. No 1 .- T. W.
Haney, foreman, 1 S Broad.
Engine Co. No .2 .- 2-4 Wash- ington
Engine Co. No 3 .- J. C. Waters, foreman, Marietta n e cor Latimer.
Engine Co. No 4 .- Henry Haney, foreman, 85-87 N Pryor Engine Co. No 5 .- W. H. Clowe, foreman, 44 W Peters.
Hook and Ladder Co No. 1 .- Jacob Emmel, foreman, 6 S Broad
LOCATION FIRE ALARM BOXES.
12 No. 1 Engine House, Broad Street.
13 Junc Peachtree and Broad. 14 Cor. Peachtree and Cain. 15 Cor Harris & Courtland av 16 Junc. Peachtree and Ivy. 17 Cor. Peachtree and Mer- ritt's ave.
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18 Cor. Peachtree & Kimball. 112 Cor. Baker and Spring.
113 Cor. Spring and Pine.
114 W. Peachtree and Linden. 21 DeGive's Opera House.
22 Brady-Miller Stables, Mari- etta St.
23 Atlanta Cotton Mills
24 Cone Street near Luckie. 25 Junc Marietta and Walton. 26 Cor. Marietta and Simpson. 27 Cor. Marietta and Pine.
28 Cor. Marietta and North av. 221 Cor. Elliott and Foundry. 223 Cor. Jones ave. & Mangum 224 Electric Light Works.
31 Station House, Pryor St. 32 Cor. Whitehall and Hunter 34 Cor. Whitehall & Mitchell. 35 Cor. Pryor and Peters.
36 Cor. Rawson and Cooper. 37 Cor. Crew and Richardson. 38 Cor. Pryor and Richardson. 39 Washington St .- Hebrew Orphan Home
331 Cor. Whitehall and Broth- erton.
332 Cor. Whitehall and Hood. 334 Cor. Smith and Richardson. 335 Cor. W. Peters & Leonard. 41 Cor. Peachtree & Decatur. 42 Cor. Decatur and Ivy.
The Northwestern Mutual Life
- Furnishes Cheapest Insurance W. WOODS WHITE, Gen. Agt
RUBBER STAMP AND STENCIL
RUBBER STAMPS.
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(Old No. 57.)
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ATLANTA WORKS,
20 CATE CITY BANK BUILDING.
N. Moody, Fire Insur
Druggists' and Stationers' Rubber Goods !
Syringes. Combs. Toys, Bands, Erasers, Etc.
Atlanta Rubber Co. 20 Decatur Street, ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA.
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Best Companies, Prompt Settlement. Equitable Adjustments
W. P. PATTILLO, Agent, Gate City National Bank Building, Room Ne. 8.
FIRE INSURANCE}
43 Decatur near Pratt.
45 Cor. Decatur and Bell.
46 Trowbridge Furniture Co., Fort St.
47 Cor. Decatur & Antoinette. 48 Fulton Cot. Spinning Co. 51 Mitchell St. Cent Ry Depot 52 Cor. Mangum and Mitchell 53 Cor. Peters St, and C. R. R. Crossing.
54 Cor. Peters and Fair.
56 Cor. Walker and Haynes. 57 Haynes St. near Rhodes. 58 Cor. Mitchell and Maple. 61 Cor. Wheat and Court- land ave.
62 Cor. Jackson and Houston. 63 Cor. Butler and Gilmer.
64 Atlanta Street Car Stables.
65 Cor. Houston and Calhoun 67 Cor. Edgewood ave. and Boulevard.
68 Cor. Jackson and Rice. 71 No. 2 Engine House, Washington St.
72 Jail, Fraser St.
73 Cor. Fair and King.
74 Cor. Hunter and Fort.
75 Woodward Lumber Co., Butler St.
81 Cor. Washington and Fair.
82 Cor. Washington & Clarke.
83 Cor. Capitol ave. and Raw- son.
84 Cor. Capitol and Ga. aves. Police Department.
(See also Courts.)
Headquarters 25 South Pryor. Including the chief, the force numbers 121 men, who are under the control of the Chief Police, who is subject to the rules and orders of the Board of Police Commissioners and are main-
tained at an annual expense to the city of about $108,000. Election by the Board, held bi- ennially, March 31st. None of the officers or men receive any perquisites, costs or extras what- ever, except where rewards have been offered by non-residents for the arrest of criminals.
Chief-A. B. Connolly; sal- ary, $2,000. E. F. Couch, Asst Chief and Chief of De- tectives.
Captains-W. P. Manley, J. A. Thompson, J. M. Wright. Salaries, $1,200.
Sergeants-M. M. White, R. S. Ozburn, Caspar Brenning, C. C. English, A. J. Moss, George W. Pool.
Station House Keepers-W. E. Foute, J. C. Joyner, W. A. Bonnell.
Cemetery Guards -G. W. Rumpt, W. W. Clower.
Infirmaries and Hospitals.
Grady Memorial Hospital- Butler, College, Pratt and Jen- kins, fronting on Butler, in course of erection, Joseph Hirsch chairman.
King's Daughters Hospital- 158 S Pryor, Miss R P Hunter matron.
National Surgical Institute- 70-72 S. Pryor. Dr. K. H. Boland and Dr. J. F. Renouff proprietors and managers.
Providence Infirmary-Corner Edgewood avenue and Ivy St. P. E. Brown manager.
St. Joseph's Infirmary - 294 Courtland avenue. . In charge of Sisters of Mercy
CABINET PHOTOS $3.00 PER DOZ.{J. J.
J. FABER.# -#28 WHITEHALL ST.
Telephone 238,
For all kinds Yellow Pine · umber ENTERPRISE LUMBER CO .. 21/2 South Broad Street.
LaFONTAINE & ELLIS
CABLE ORNAMENTS, HALL GRILLS AND MANTELS Cor. Foundry and W. & A. R. R.
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Banks and Bankers. See classified Business Directory.
Building and Loan Asso- ciations.
See classified Business Directory. Cemeteries.
Oakland Cemetery - Eastern terminus of Hunter street ; en- trance also on Fair; Charles D'Alvigny sexton.
Westview Cemetery-N of West End, on Green's Ferry road, four miles ; office 47 N. Broad ; E. P. McBurney secretary.
Clubs and Societies.
Atlanta Chess and Checker Club-John Cary, president ; E. P. Burns, secretary ; A. F. Wurm, treasurer, 7} Whitehall. Atlanta Turn-Verein-Meets first Sunday in every month, at 3} Whitehall ; C. J. Weinmeis- ter, president ; B. M. Haubold, secretary.
Atlanta Scotch-Irish Society- ·Rev. J. N. Craig, D. D., presi- dent ; Col. B. J. Wilson, vice- president; T. H. P. Bloodworth, secretary and treasurer; office of secretary and treasurer, 152 Marietta.
Capital City Club-186 Peach- tree. Organized 1883. Capt. Henry Jackson, president ; R. B. Bullock, vice-president ; J. C. Courtney, secretary and treas- urer ; H. P. Adams, supt.
Cotillion Club-C. W. Crank- shaw, president ; L. L. McCles- key, vice-president; J. D. Berry, secretary and treasurer, Kimball House.
Concordia Association-Organ- ized 1866. Meets for business
first Wednesday of each month at Concordia Hall, 40 Marietta. Isaac Liebman, Jr., president ; Albert Steiner, vice-president ; E. E. Steinheimer, secretary ; Henry Wellhouse, treasurer.
1890 Club-A. A. Murphey, president; J. M. George, secre- tary and treasurer, 653 E. Ala- bama. Meets every Thursday night.
Emmet Club-S. T. Grady, president; James Duffy, secre- tary; C. P. Johnson, treasurer. Meets 1st and 3d Sunday in each month at 63 E. Alabama.
Northern Society of Georgia- W. B. Miles, president; W. M. Scott, 1st vice-president; F. H. Gates, 2d vice-president ; C. P. Goodyear, 3d vice-president; E. S. Pratt, treasurer; A. B. Car- rier, secretary, 50 Marietta, cp- posite Post Office.
Retail Grocers Protective Asso- ciation-I. S. Mitchell, presi- dent; W. A. Hayes, secretary; D. Klein, treasurer. Meets 3d and 4th Tuesdays 3 p. m. at 93 E. Alabama.
South Carolina Society-Wal- ter H. Rhett, president; A. J. Kennedy, secretary. Rooms 44} Marietta.
Southern Travelers Association. John M. Green, president ; D. H. Browder, secretary; H. L. Atwater, treasurer, 60-61 Old Capitol building
Tennessee Society-Office 253 E. Hunter, John N. Fain, sec- retary.
Chamber of Commerce
Building, Pryor, northeast cor- ner Hunter. Board of Directors
DOBBS LUMBER CO.{ Mer. Mitchell & Mangum Sts. Tel. 1045
Sash, Doors and Blinds,
Interior and Exterior Finish. Mouldings. Ornaments, Etc.
43 PEACHTREE ST.
ROSE & BAILEY
Try our Puck, Old Judge and Pelican Club Rye,
WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
ROSE & BAILEY.
Receives deposits of $1.00 and upwards and pays interest
on the same.
THE ATLANTA TRUST AND BANKING CO. -IN ITS SAVINGS DEPARTMENT,-
TORBETT & MCCANDLESS 22 Kimball House, Decatur Street.
Fire, Life, Accident and Plate Glass In-
surance Agents. Sinte Agenta for Georgia and Alabama, Caligraph Writ- ing Machines - Telephone 72
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meets first Tuesday in each month 11:00 a. m. President, Rufus B. Bullock; 1st vice-presi- dent, R. D. Spalding ; 2nd vice- president, E. P. Chamberlin ; 3rd vice-president, S. F. Wood- son , H. G. Saunders, secretary ; Paul Romare, treasurer. The Chamber issues annual reports of the trade and business of Atlanta and containing much other valuable descriptive and statistical matter. The pamph- lets may be had gratis by ad- dressing the secretary or calling at the office.
Churches.
BAPTIST.
East Atlanta-Bradley street, bet Edgewood ave and Decatur street. Rev. T. E. Mccutchen. Central-Cor. W. Peters and Fair. Rev. J. M. Brittain.
Fifth-Gilmer, n. w. cor. Bell, Rev. V. C. Norcross.
First - Walton, n. w. cor. Forsyth. Rov. J. B. Haw- thorne.
Second-Tabernacle Mitchell, nr. Loyd. Rev. Henry MeDon- ald, D. D.
New Hope - Alexander, near Orme.
Primitire-Corner Boulevard and Irwin streets. Elder J. T. Jordan.
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Seventh - Bellwood ave, cor. Jackson. Rev. E. L. Sisk. Sixth-128 Mangum. Rev. J. H. Weaver.
Ira Street Mission-Ira, n. w. cor. Eeds. Rev. J. I. Oxford. Third-Jones ave, bet Elliott
and Mangum. Rev. A. H. Mitchell.
West End-Lee street. Rev. S. Y. Jameson.
Capitol Ave. Mission-Corner Capitol and Georgia avenues. Rev. R. A. Sublett.
Jackson Street Mission-Corner Jackson street and East avenue. Roger Williams, supt.
South Edgewood Mission -- G. W. Andrews, supt.
Fowler Street Mission -- Fowler street, nr. North avenue.
Colored.
Antioch -- 9 Wallace street. Rev. J. B. Davis, c.
Bethlehem -- 158 Fraser. Rev. Wm. Smith, c.
Beulah- - Hunnicutt, n. w. cor. Williams street. Rev. W. L. Jones, c.
Cooper Chapel-South end of Fraser.
Friendship - Mitchell street, n. w. cor. Haynes. Rev. Edwin R. Carter, c.
Hardshell - Garibaldi, near Georgia ave.
Macedonia - Mangum near Jones ave. Rev. Cyrus Brown, c. Missionary-104 Maple.
Mt. Calvary-W. Hunter, nr Chestnut. Rev. J. H. Wilson. Mt. Moriah-Horton, between Schofield and Fain
Mt. Olive-Cor. Harris and Butler. Rev. E. J. Fisher.
Mt. Zion -Piedmont ave. cor. Baker. Rev. W. H. Tillman, Jr.
Reed Street-East side Reed, south of Crumley. Rev. C. O. Jones, c.
Providence-41 Green Ferry ave. Rev. W. Geo. Martin, c.
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Shady Grove - Adam, cor. Fortune. Rev. Ed. Thrasher.
Shiloh-Greens Ferry ave cor Lawshe. Rev Isaiah Hall.
Springfield-Orme, cor Hun- nicutt. Rev. Isaac Decatur.
Wheat Street-Wheat, north- east cor Fort. Rev. Wm. H. Tillman.
Williams - McDaniel, near Fletcher. Rev. M. L. Williams.
Zion Hill -- 129 Humphries. Rev. J. B. Davis.
CHRISTIAN.
First, Hunter Street-North side of Hunter, bet Pryor and Loyd. Rev. C. P. Williamson.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Church of the Redeemer-Ellis, cor Church. Rev. A. F. Sher- rill, D. D.
Berean Congregational - Cor Borne and Tennell. Rev. Wm. O. Butler.
Grace-Whitehall near Hum- phries
Immanuel-Kries near Rock- well.
Pleasant Hill-West Third nr Marietta. Rev. W. F. Brewer. Colored.
First-Courtland ave, north- . east cor Houston. Rev. S. N. Robinson.
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NEW ENGLAND PIANOS.
EPISCOPAL.
St. Luke's-Pryor, northeast corner Houston. Rev. R. S Barrett, Dean.
St. Phillips - Washington, northeast cor Hunter. Rev. T. C. Tupper.
Mission of the Redeemer - Walker, northwest corner Fair.
Mission of the Good Shepherd -103 Plum.
HEBREW.
Hebrew Benevolent Congrega- tion-Synagogue, Garnett, south east corner Forsyth. Leo Reich, Rabbi.
LUTHERAN.
German Lutheran-Forsyth, northwest corner Garnett. Rev. J. H. Klerner.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. J. W. Heidt, D. D., presiding elder, N. Atlanta dis- trict.
Rev. T. J. Pierce, presiding elder, S. Atlanta district.
Asbury-Foundry, cor. Davis. -Rev. W. P. Smith.
Bishop Hendrix- Marietta, opposite McMillan. Rev W. A. Parks.
Chastain Mission-Emmett, nr Tumlin
Walker Street Church-Nelson junc. Walker. Rev. J. R. King Edgewood-Rev. A. W. Quil- lian.
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