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-119 West Mitchell Street,: :
ATLANTA,
GEORGIA.
Awards with Medals and Diplomas at Piedmont Exposition, 1890 and 1891 ; Vienna Exposition, 1873; Treviso Exposition, 1871; Academy of Art, Milano, 1862 and 1863 ; Rovigo Exposition, 1879.
THE ATLANTA SLATE & WORKS.
Pennsylvania Dark Blue Dermont Red and Green
Roofing Slate,
From the Celebrated Star, Standard American, Bangor, and United States Slate Quarries, . Bangor, Penn.
. . Slate Hearth, Marbleized Mantels, Steps, Tiles, Urinals, Black-boards, Bulletin Boards, Cisterns, Bath Tubs, &c., &c.
W. B. DAVIS, Gen'l Southern Agent,« Ofice & Yard : 104 S. Forsyth St., ATLANTA, GA,
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J. ARCHIE FORSYTH,
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Practical Boiler Maker
SAND SHEET IRON WORKER,&
21 WALTON ST.,
ATLANTA, GA.
The = Dixie = Doctor;
A Medical Journal for the Busy Physician.
T. H. HUZZA, M. D., . · Editor.
21 MARIETTA ST., BOX 477, ATLANTA, GA.
Issued Monthly. Subscription, $2 a Year in Advance. Single Nos. 20 cents.
Largest Paid-up Circulation of any Medical Journal South.
A · Practical · Journal . of . Medicine . and . Hygiene.
Send for Sample Copy. Premium List and Special Offers, enclosing 10c.
Read by 5,000 Physicians. Guaranteed Issue, 100,000 Copies Yearly.
Advertisers pronounce it the best Medical Medium in the South.
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ATLANTA NURSERIES, W. D. BEATIE, Proprietor.
Fruit & Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Grapes, etc.
Fine Out-Door Grown Ever-Blooming
ROSES
adapted to the South.
Small Pruit, specially - C
A Specialty. Send for Cata- logue to W D. BEATIE, Atlanta, Ga
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BECKTOLD & CO., GENERAL
BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND
BOOK BINDERS,
200-212 Pine Street,
PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS, BINDERS, TRADE BINDERS, JOB BINDERS, EDGE GILDERS, MARBLERS,
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We make and stamp Cases for Printers and Publishers at a distance We carry a large assortment of Designs Ornaments Letterings, and a stock of material second to none in the country
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Phillips' Hook and Clasp Tags ; Kimball's Self-Fastening Tickets ; Postal En- velopes ; McGill's Paper Fasteners, at Manufacturers' discounts.
COLORED TISSUE PAPERS -AND- FLOWER PAPERS.
Proprietors of "Silver White," Best Article for Polishing Silver, and Miller's "Jewelry Cleaning Casket" and "Silver White Casket."
JEWELERS' BOXES. Jewelers' Cards, Pink and White Cotton, Fine Twines, Etc.
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JAPANESE NAPKINS.
ALL OUR GOODS ARE FOR SALE BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE AND BY
DENNISON MFC. CO.,
su and 28 FRANKLIN STREET, BOSTON. 630 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. 143 WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI.
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7 SHOE LANE, LONDON, ENGLAND.
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UBRANY
BOSTON PHOTOGRAVURE CO
Gammon Theological Seminary
Offers to all Students for the Christian Ministry the Following Advantages :
A course of study as thorough, extensive and well-arranged as that of any institution in the country. Four Professors who devote their entire time to the work of Theological Instruc- tion. Elegant and complete Library Building, with a library of over 7,500 volumes. Fine Theological Halls, with free rooms and free tuition. A location in the Gate City of the South, accessible, healthful, and offering unsurpassed advantages to the student. The present attendance of over 70 ministers and candidates represents 13 States and 24 colleges and acad- emies.
WHAT EMINENT MEN SAY.
DR. J. M. BUCKLEY says, in the Christian Advocate : "Here I saw a system of instruction going on which cannot but make the candidate- for the ministry intelligent, practical and dignified men. It is difficult to express, without the appearance of extravagance, the satisfac- tion I felt with the methods and work here seen."
DR. ATTICUS G. HAYGOOD: "It is to be questioned whether any single institution under the care of the Methodist Episcopal Church holds a place of impor ance and responsibility equal to that which is possible to the Gammon Theological Seminary. * * * * It may well be questioned whether any single institution in the Southern States could not be better spared."
For Catalogue and full information, address the President,
WILBUR P. THIRKIELD, D. D.
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DASN
TLANTA & BAPTIST & SEMINARY,
WEST END OF FAIR STREET,
ATLANTA, GA.
ORGANIZED 1867. INCORPORATED 1879.
For the Education of Colored Men.
ATLANTA
SEMINARY
ERECTED
A D. 1887.
DOO OCC
ATLANTA . ENG . CO.
The course of study covers eight years, and includes Preparatory, Normal, Classical and Theological Departments, and is designed to fit its pupils for business life, the profession of teaching or the work of the Gospel Ministry.
FACULTY.
REV. GEO. SALE, B. A., President. REV. SAMUEL GRAVES, D. D., Professor in Theology. A. T. VON SHULZ, B. S., Professor Natural Sciences, WM. E. MARSHALL, A. M., Professor of Classics. REV. WILLIAM E. HOLMES, A. M., Professor of English Literature and History. GEORGE A. GOODWIN, Assistant in English. GEORGE F. BROWN, Instructor in Music. JOHN J. MITCHELL, Assistant in English and Mathematics. WILLIAM E. HOLMES, Libra ian. MISS MARIE A. BARBOUR, | Matrons. MISS MARY A. FISKE,
TELEPHONE 1065.
MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE.
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Morris Brown College,
Corner Boulevard and Houston, ATLANTA, GA.
Academic Faculty :
A. ST. GEO. RICHARDSON, Professor of Classics and Mathematics.
MRS. ALICE D. CARY, Instructress in English and Science.
MISS FLORENCE H. MARTIN, Instructress in History and Methods.
MISS ANNIE B. THOMAS, Instructress in English and Secretary of the Faculty. MISS CARRIE J. THOMAS,
Instructress in Latin and English.
MRS. ELLA T. LANDRUM, Instructress in English Branches.
MRS. B. F. HOYT, Primary Teacher, REV. S. H. ROBERTSON, General Superintendent and Treasurer.
RT. REV. W. J. GAINES, President Board of Trustees.
CALENDAR.
FALL TERM begins, . .
September 6, 1891.
VACATION,
December 23, one week.
WINTER TERM begins, January 4, 1892.
VACATION,
Last week in March.
SPRING TERM, .
April 4, 1892.
Term Examinations and Closing Exercises, last week in May.
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SPELMAN 4
SEMINARY,
FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.
99 Leonard St., ATLANTA. GA.
Preparatory, normal aud Figher normal and Scientific Courses.
Normal Training Department.
Special attention given to the preparation of pupils for teaching. To this end a Normal Training School is connected with the Seminary.
Industrial Department.
A prominent feature. Instruction is given in Cooking, Washing, Iron- iug, Chamber Work. Sewing, Dress-Making, Printing. Shorthand and Typewriting. The Spelman Messenger, an eight-page paper. is issued monthly.
Nurse Training Department.
A department with two courses, professional and non-professional. A small hospital is attached where practical work is taught. A course of lectures is given by prominent physicians of the city during the entire term.
Missionary Training Department.
This department prepares graduates from our own and other similar institutions to be missionary teachers, family missionaries, and church and Sunday-school workers. either at home or in foreign lands.
Languages .!
Modern Languages and Latin taught to advanced students when desired.
Board and Tuition.
Seven dollars per month in advance; otherwise. seven dollars and a half.
Street cars run every 15 minutes from the corner of Broad and Marietta Streets directly to Leonard Street.
For Catalogues and further information, address
MISS HARRIET E. GILES, Principal. MISS LUCY H. UPTON, Associate Principal.
ROCKEFELLER HALL-SPELMAN SEMINARY.
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ATLANTA UNIVERSITY,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
To Students :
Atlanta University offers an education in all studies from the Primary School up through Grammar, Normal and Collegiate Courses, together with indus- trial training in Carpentry, Blacksmithing, Farming, Printing, Cooking, Sewing and Dressmaking, at a total cost of from $80 to $100 a year for each student, including furnished room and board for eight months.
To Capitalists:
The education which Atlanta University gives to the needy people of the South, renders your invest- ments in this region more secure, increases the demand for the merchandise which you desire to sell, and renders more intelligent and efficient the labor that you employ. An endowment of at least $500,000 is needed to put the institution on a secure and permanent basis.
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ADDRESS Rev. HORACE BUMSTEAD, D. D.,
PRESIDENT.
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S Steel Pens,
GOLD MEDAL
FRANÇAISE
PARIS 18
8
ATH
PARIS
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
FOR FINE WRITING, Nos. 303, 604, and LADIES', 170. FOR GENERAL WRITING, Nos, 404, 332, 390 and 604. FOR BROAD WRITING, Nos. 294, 389, and Stub Point, 849.
FOR ARTISTIC USE,
Nos. 659 (THE CELEBRATED CROWQUILL), 290 & 291.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE, 91 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.
HENRY HOE, Sole Agent.
THE NEW WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY A GRAND INVESTMENT FOR FAMILY OR SCHOOL.
WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY
The Authentic Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, comprising issues of 1864, '79, and '84, (still copyrighted), has been thoroughly revised and enlarged, under the supervision of Noah Porter. D. D., LL. D., of Yale University, and as a distinguishing title, bears the name
WEBSTER'S International Dictionary.
The work of revision occupied over ten years, more than a hundred edi- torial laborers having been employed, and over $300,000 expended before the first copy was printed. Every page has been treated as if the book was now published for the first time.
Critical comparison with any other Dictionary is invited.
Sold by all Booksellers .- Descriptive Pamphlet free on application.
Caution is needed in purchasing a dictionary, as photographic reprints of an obso- lete and comparatively worthless edition of Webster are being marketed under various names and often by misrepresentation.
GET THE BEST, The International, which bears the imprint of
C. & C. MERRIAM & CO., Publishers, Springfield, Mass., U. S. A.
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Clark University,
FACULTY:
W. H. HICKMAN, A. M., D. D., President, Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
W. H. CROGMAN, A. M., Professor of Latin and Greek. and Librarian.
D. MOURY, M. D., Professor of Physiology, and College Physician.
W. I. GRAHAM, A. M., Professor of Mathematics.
W. N. CLIFFORD, Principal of Normal and English Departments.
MRS. L. P. CLIFFORD, A. M., Professor of History and English Liter- ature.
R. W. BEIGHLE, A. B., Principal of Night School and Teacher in English.
H. O. TANNER, Principal of Art Department and Professor of Drawing.
M. LOUISE LINEBARGER, Principal of Music Department.
A. D. HOUGHTON, M. E., Superintendent of Trade Schools.
MISS FLORA MITCHELL, Superintendent of School of Domestic Econ- omv.
MISS SADIE RAUB, M. S., Teacher in English.
LOUISA SMITH. A. B., Teacher in English.
MARIE I. HARDWICK, Teacher in English.
MRS. J. S. ROBERTS, Matron.
J. S. MYLER. Register.
Courses of Study:
Theological, (Gammon Theological Seminary.)
College Classical.
Academic.
College Philosophical.
Nurse Training,
College Scientific. Normal.
Industrial.
Music.
Telephone 1227.
Expenses :
Tuition for Day Students, One Dollar per calendar month. For Board, Furnished Room, Fire, Lights, Tuition, etc., per cal- endar month, Ten Dollars.
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
CHRISMAN HALL,
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"The (aligraph" * Writing Machine.
YCALIGRAPHY
"IT . STANDS . AT . THE . HEAD."
Whenever you receive a proposition for a type-writer, kindly bear in mind that the "CALIGRAPH" is the best ALL ROUND machine for the following reasons :
HIGHEST SPEED-(Always ready to prove it in a fair test.) LIGHTEST RUNNING-(No paralysis for our champions.) BEST MANIFOLDING -- (Toronto, August 13, 30 per cent ahead.) LEAST NOISE-(One reason telegraph operators prefer it.) SHORTEST STROKE-(Saving time and labor.) MOST DURABLE-(Only machine guaranteed two years.) STEEL TYPE (No rubber bands or type to give out.) NO UPPER CASE ' SHIFT" (Hard to make two motions as easily as one.)
Easily Learned --- $85.00 --- Popular Price.
The reason we can care for our instruments two years, free of charge, is because the C'aligraph type-bars respond to but one type and wear twice as long as machines "shifting" for upper case, where each bar must respond to two types; (a horse can haul one ton more easily than two tons.)
These facts will help you protect your interests when drummed on the type-writer question, if not already posted, and we trust, when in the market for a writing ma- chine, you will, at least, give us a call. We make no charges whatever for instructing customers fully.
Type-Writer Supplies. Machines Rented. Copying Done. Our instruments attract people by the qualities they display, they retain them by the qualities they possess.
TORBETT & McCANDLESS, Gen. Agts. Georgia and Alabama No. 22 Kimball House Decatur St., ATLANTA, GA.
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Authorized Capital, $50,000,000. 13 THE
National Railway Building & Loan Association
L. N. TRAMMELL. President. Chairman Georgia Railway Commission.
W. H. HULSEY, Vice-President. Attorney at Law.
EDWARD S. PRATT, Treasurer. Cashier American Trust and Banking Co.
D. B. STANCLIFF, - - Secretary and Manager. Building and Loan.
B. W. WRENN, Director. General Passenger Agent E. T., V. A. G. R'y.
JAS. H. JOHNSON,
Director.
Vice-President Inter-State Abstract Co.
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Attorneys.
HULSEY & BATEMAN,
2912 Marietta Street,
ATLANTA, GA.
SEND FOR PROSPECTUS.
Rosebank Greenhouses,
C. A. DAHL & CO., FLORISTS,
RICE STREET, =
EAST OF BOULEVARD.
(BETWEEN HIGHLAND & ANGIER AVENUES )
Specialties :
Choice Cut Flowers,
Bridal Bouquets and Floral Designs.
Large Stock of Palms, Rosebushes and Bedding Plants.
Everything Strictly First-Class. .
TELEPHONE 1541. CITY OFFICE, 10 MARIETTA ST.
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ALBRIGHT & BROWER, (Successors to W. R. JESTER,)
arpenters and
Contractors
OFFICE, STORE FITTING, CABINET WORK AND FURNITURE REPAIRING. 45 East Hunter 'Street (rear Court House),
Telephone 772. ATLANTA, GA.
C. R. JOLLY,
Graduate University of Pennsylvania,
*
OFFICE, 39 Ivy St.
TELEPHONE, 176
ESTE
Veterinary Surgeon.
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Little Switzerland,
The Cem Pleasure Resort of Atlanta.
Fine Lake. Beautiful Boats. A-One Ten Pin Al- leys. Fine Flowers and Picturesque Landscape. Floral Designs of all kinds for sale. Best of Refreshments served. Open all the year round.
Good Drive All the Way.
200 yards East of Grant's Park, ATLANTA, GA.
Twenty Minutes by Fair St. Dummy from center of City.
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J. J. LOGUE
No. 12} East Hunter St., Up Stairs.
UPHOLSTERY
Mattresses, Bedding, Awnings and Tents.
Special Attention Given to Furnishing Canopies from Sidewalk to Door, for Entertainments.
Furniture . Repaired . and . Upholstered.
I use the finest FURNITURE POLISH manufactured, and guarantee first-class work, making old furniture look as good as new. Furniture removed at my risk ; also, packed for shipment.
CARPETS RENOVATED, and stored if desired. CARPETS LAID in best style on short notice. CRASH furnished for covering carpets for entertainments. DECORATING in all styles.
HENRY LANIER, Formerly Cashier Merchants and Planters Bank, Carrollton, Ga.
GEO. E. HOPPIE, Atlanta, Ga.
LANIER & HOPPIE Investment Bankers,
Brown Building, 2 and 4 South Broad Street, ATLANTA, GA.
ATLANTA City Directory -FOR- -
1892
CONTAINING AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BUSINESS FIRMS AND PRIVATE CITIZENS, A DIRECTORY OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS, CHURCHES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS, BENEVO- LENT, SECRET AND OTHER SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS, ETC., ETC.
A COMPLETE
Classified Business Directory
ALSO AN IMPROVED STREET GUIDE OF THE CITY,
VOLUME XVI.
PUBLISHED BY
H. G. SAUNDERS, SECRETARY ATLANTA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Chamber of Commerce Building,
S. P. RICHARDS & SON, Sales Agents, 37 WHITEHALL STREET.
CONSTITUTION PUBLISHING COMPANY, PRINTERS,
1892.
Entered According to Act of Congress in the year 1892 by H. G. Saunders, at Washington, D. C., in the office of the Librarian of Congress.
INTRODUCTION
ONSIDERING the large amount of extra work entailed in con- sequence of the complete change in street numbers throughout the city, it is gratifying to me to be able to present this six- teenth volume of the Atlanta City Directory promptly on the first of the year. This book contains 1,363 pages and 32,426 names, repre- senting a general increase in the population of the city of over ten thousand during the past year. The careful census made from house to house during the canvass, shows the present population to be 102,696 of which number 96,891 are located within the city limits, which, to be exact, embraces all the territory lying within a radius of one and three-quarter miles from the Union Passenger Station. There is no other explanation of the very large increase during the last year, except that the whole ten thousand are new-comers, and as the compilation shows that during that time nearly five thousand moved away or died, it really indicates an advent of fifteen thousand. This increase is not confined to any locality, but is general through- out the entire city, and not only do the residence districts show exceptional growth, but there has been a noteworthy increase in fine office and commercial buildings.
The period during which I have published the City Directory here has been one of steady, uninterrupted growth, but in no year has the percentage of increase been so great as in 1891.
As a compendium of valuable-or perhaps it were more correct to say invaluable-information the Atlanta City Directory can scarcely be excelled. It is a complete work of reference and guide to the city. The Street Directory is a feature comparatively new and but few cities possess it. This portion of the work consists of 230 pages, and in addition to showing the new number and name of occupant at each house; shows also-for this year only-the old street number. Following this is the regular alphabetical list, or directory proper, comprising in 861 pages the names of all the adult male residents, with their occupation, place of business, and residence at the new street number. The hundred pages of Business Directory which fol- lows this is specially valuable, for it is an epitome of Commercial, Manufacturing and Professional Atlanta, is particularly complete and reliable, and is that portion of the work to which visiting stran- gers turn for information as to our various industries. The Miscel- laneous Department at the end of the work contains complete lists of churches, schools, societies, a perfect Lodge Directory, circuit court calendar, etc., and much other valuable information to be found only in this work.
I realize that in publishing the Annual Directory here I am and have been, in a measure, identified with the record of Atlanta's growth and progress, and to some extent responsible for an accurate and truthful exhibit in this regard. I have tried to meet this respon- sibility with increasing effort from year to year, and the fact that these efforts are appreciated is evidenced by the very liberal patron- age annually accorded my publication, and it will be my aim to avail myself of every opportunity of improving the work and mak- ing it more popular and more necessary with each succeeding issue.
H. G. SAUNDERS.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Page
Page
Alphabetical List. . 351 Index to Advertisements 82
Changes, Removals, etc 87
Business Directory . 1213
Street Directory
121
Index to Miscellaneous Information-
Page
Asylums and Hospitals . 1315
Bible Societies . 1320
Board of Aldermen . 1312
Parks, etc
1321
Police Department
1315
Board of Education . . 1313
Board of Health 1312
Board Police Commiss'rs 1312
Board Water Commiss'rs . . 1313
Cemeteries .
1316
Secret Societies 1326
State of Georgia 1334
Churches .
1317
Superior Courts
1335
Supreme Court 1335
Clubs and Societies 1316
County Officers. 1332
Fire Department 1314
Judiciary . 1335
Y. M. C. A. . 1319
Index to Advertisements.
Academy of the Immaculate
Conception . .
101
Adler Mrs M C
1239
Albert W J
357
Albright S A
16
Albright & Brower
78
Alexander J
52
American Employers Liabil-
ity Ins Co of N Y, opp .
975
American House
1361
American Mutual Loan & In- vestment Co 37
Andrews W P 1268
Arlington The
56
Arnold W M
1308 and
10
Ashton M L
55
Atl City Brewing & Ice Co . 17
Atlanta Classical School . .
14
Atl Consolidated Bottling Wks. cards in bus directory Atl Baggage & Cab Co, front cover
Atlanta Baptist Seminary . .
67
Atlanta Engraving Co, opp .
456
Atlanta Exchange & Bankng Co 57
Atlanta Guano Go
46
Atlanta Medical College
104
Atlanta Medical and Surgical
Journal
25
Atlanta National Bank . 7 Atlanta Newspaper Union . 56
Atlanta Rubber Co, top lines and . 1296
Atlanta Saw Works, cards in
business directory and . . 31
Atlanta Stamp and Stencil Works . side lines
Atlanta Trust & Banking Co,
side lines and
7
Atlanta University
72
Atlanta Warehouse Co . . . 1309
Atlanta Wire and Iron Wks,
379 and1310
Atlanta & Florida R R .
. . . 108
Atlanta & West Point R R . 109
Atlantic
Electropoise Co,
cards in business directory
and
1361
Atlantic Works
22
Atwater Carriage Co, center lines
Ballard A G
387
Barker W W &
290
Barnes J J
.
391
Baum-Driver Novelty Wks,
cards in bus directory and 1363
Page
Libraries
1320
Military
1320
Board of Common Council . 1311
Post Office
1321
Public Schools 1313
Railroads . 1323
Relief and Benevolent 1325
Chamber of Commerce
1316
City Officers 1311
U. S. Dist. and Ct. Courts. . 1339
U. S. Local Offices . . . 1332
West End-City Officers
. 1334
Miscellaneous Dept 1311
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Beatie W D
64
Beck Alexander, top edge and 14
Beck, Gottlieb
& Co, side
lines and .
43
Becktold & Co
64
Bennett B F
406
Benning A H, opp
406 and1231
Bishop J Y
53
Black W H opp1270 Bliem & Leyh, side lines and1290 Delkin A L & Co, Bloodworth T H P, cards in street directory Dennison Mnfg Co,
center lines and 39
Bluthenthal & Bickert, top lines
Boorum & Pease
40
Bowen E
32
Boyd W W
59
Bramlett R S
52
Bratton John
3
Broomhead & Street, 51 and 437 Brosius Motor Sewing Ma-
chine Co, back cover and 21 Brown Bros & Co, opp 438 and1230 Brown Nathan A . 1302
Brown & King Supply Co, The, cards in street directory
Broyles & Son .
opp1271
Bruce & Morgan
41
Burns Jas A
1269
Butler, Slater & Co
456
Byrd C P, opp
456
C & G Electric Co
2
Caligraph The, top lines and
76
Camp Thomas .
461
Campbell H B
54
Candler & Lee .
opp1270
Capital City Bank,
front edge and
6
Capital Female College
99
Carew Mnfg Co 24
Chase W H agent, cards in
street directory
Chattahoochee Brick Co,
Christian Index
back bone
1280
Church John Co . 42
Clark University.
. 74 and
75
Clayton Sewing Machine Mo- tor Co, center lines and. . 13
Clower C A & Co 50
Clyde Steamship Line
1359
Colquhoun & Wright
49
Continental Mfg Co
34
Cook J N
497
Cooper A H, opp
510
Corbally J A .
41
Coy J W .
1269
Crane G N
opp1271
Crist M Z
1238
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Cronheim H
508
Cuesta A L, opp 511 and
. 1229
Cunningham A T . . center lines
Dahl C A & Co.
77
Daly W R
opp1271
Daus A
1296
Davidson Rubber Co
36
Davis Jas A Water Wheel &
Machinery Co, center lines
and
15
Davis JA J
35
Davis JR
opp1271
Bergner Fr & Co .
34
Davis W P
62
Davis & Edwards .
. 523 and1230
Delbridge A J
60
back bone and 65
Dennis J L, opp
434
Dick & Fitzgerald
32
Dixie .
49
Dixie Doctor
63
Dobbs Lumber Co,
. bottom lines and
47
Dobler & Mudge
38
Domini John. .
1297
Dresden The, opp
943
Driscol J L.
541
Driver J C
4
Durand HR .
546
East Tenn, Va & Ga R R
107
Edwards & Son
1285
Eiseman Bros, cards in street direct :ry
Enterprise Lumber Co
bottom lines
Estes Bros, opp
. 1046
Everett W M .
563
Excelsior Steam Laundry,
bottom lines
Faber Eberhard
38
Faber J J, side lines, 17, and1285
Fallon P J & Co
45
Carter, Dinsmore & Co
18
Farlinger A W .
565
Farmer & Morgan
50
Field T S .
31 and1258
Finch W .
54
Fischer Bros
572
Foote C L
1214
Foote M
opp1270
Foote & Davies, opp
578
Forsyth J A
63
Franklin Publishing House,
opp
744
Frazee O
584
Freyer & Bradley Music Co,
side lines
Galceran M P & Wife
45
Gammon Theo Seminary
66
Gate City Bank Restaurant.
43
Gate City Collar & Cuff Laun-
dry, opp
957
Gate City Electric Supply
&
Construction Co
27
Gate City National Bank,
. front cover
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