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SAM'L WATSON.
The following is from Rev. Bishop H. H. Kavanaugh, D. D., to Dr. M. A. Simmons, March, 1861 :
I confess that I have been reluctant to figure in advertisements in regard to medicines, but feel myself so much a debtor to your "VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINE and PURIFYING PILLS," that I feel it a sense of gratitude on my own part and justice to the public requires that I should wa ve this objection, and allow you to publish whatever I may have written in regard to he character and value of your medicines. May many a sufferer be as much benefited by them as I have been. . Dr. H. B. Waynick, of Station Creek, Covington county, Miss., says to Dr. M. A. Simmons about his Liver Medicine, February 19, 1876: " Ever believe me to be a well-wisher of yourself, and I pray God to enable you to go onward to a good old age, with your usual indus- try, perseverance and good intentions in sending the afflicted so invaluable a blessing as your Liver Medicine. Go
on in the good work of relieving the afflicted, soothing the sorrows of their sympathizing friends, and combating the opposition of all bad men who are envying you and trying to reap the ben- efit of your own rightful property-the reputation of your medicine and ap- propriate the profit of it to themselves. I hold it to be the duty of every honest, upright citizen to uphold you and others in their rights. H. B. WAYNICK.
Col: Robert Cantrell, a lawyer of re- eognized ability, residing at Lebanon, Tenn., says ;
LEBANON, TENN., July 8th, 1874. Dr. M. A. SIMMONS: DEAR SIR-I am in receipt of your paper, " The Iuka
DR. M. A. SIMMONS-Your Medicine acts like a charm in our country. May the blessings of God continue with it. T. J. Slaughter, Jr., druggist at Vi la Rica, Ga., says "a dozen or more" had tried Zeilin & Co.'s mixture, thinking it was the genuine Simmons', and finding that it did no good, believed the Sim- mons' Medicine was a humbug; all of whom, after trying Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine "pronounced it the best Liver Medicine they had ever used."
Read the following from Rev. J. R. Graves, editor and proprietor of "The Baptist," Memphis, Tenn .:
M. A.'SIMMONS, M. D., Iuka, Miss .: [ received a package of your Liver Medi- cine, and have used half of it; and it works like' a charm. I want no better Liver Regulator, and certainly no more of Zeilin's mixture. J. R. GRAVES. Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 17, 1876.
Read the following from Rev. Bishop David S. Doggett, D. D., Bishop of the M. E. Church, South:
RICHMOND, VA., Feb. 26, 1875. DR. M. A. SIMMONS,
My Dear Brother :- I am under great obligations to you for packages of your Medicine. I have used it at intervals for two years, with decided benefit, and believe it to be a very valuable prepara- tion. It acts upon the liver and bowels with great certainty, and without de- bilitating effects. It relieves the system from oppression, promotes digestion, and invigorates the functions generally. To use a common phrase, it is no "hum- bug." There is no quackery in it. It is a genuine, bona fide compound, pos- sessing unquestionable medical proper- ties. I recommend it as such, when used according to your directions.
Very Truly, D. S. DOGGETT.
Marlin, Falls Co., Texas, Nov. 21, 1876. say they will never again deal in any other than yours."
To DR. M. A. SIMMONS :- I am very much pleased with your Liver Medicine. having used most of it (two gross) in my practice. Your Friend,
N. F. RIVES, M. D. LANCASTER C. H., S. C. Sept. 7, 1876. DR. M. A. SIMMONS, Iuka, Miss.,
Dear Sir :- Your preparation is much more popular, where it has been tried, than that made by King and other ma- kers of Simmons' Liver Medicine. 'The writer has tried others purporting to be "Simmons," but there is no comparison, yours is infinitely better.
Yours Truly, TWITTY & BEATY. Linn Flat, Nacogdoches Co., Texas, June 22nd, 1875. I find Dr. M. A. Sim- mons' Liver Medicine prepared at Iuka Miss., much better, and its medical pro- perties far superior to that put up in Georgia and Philadelphia. I believe it will take the lead of all medicines to regulate the secretions of the liver. S. D. CARVER. SHUBUTA, MISS., Nov. 22d, 1876.
M. A. SIMMONS, M. D .- Dear Sir : I intend using your Liver Medicine alto- gether in future, for I find that it does me more good than any I have ever used, and I have used a great many. I have been afflicted with Sore Eyes for the last two years, and with Piles for Fifteen years, and am now getting well ยท of both' diseases, also some others too tedious to mention, originating from an inactive state of the liver, and I must give your Liver Medicine the credit.
A. J. MARTIN.
SHANNON, MISS., Feb. 7, 1877.
To DR. M. A. SIMMONS-Your Liver Medicine gives satisfaction to my custo- mers. It is superior to that made by Zeilin & Co., in that it acts more speed- ily and surely upon the Liver and bow- els, and is much more agreeable to take. Many take it in the powder, and think it acts more effectually.
R. C. TOPP, Druggist.
COL. TIGNAL JONES, of Morales, Jack- son Co., Texas, says to Dr. M. A. Sim- mons, March 15th, '77 : " I distributed the packages of Liver Medicine you sent me, and have used of it, and all agree that there is no comparison as to its value and effects and virtue ; all say that they will never again use any more of Zeilin & Co.'s Mixture; that they did not know but what it was the genuine medicine, made and prepared by Sim- mons himself, and that it was the name that sold it to them. I have talked with several dealers in medicine, all of whom | name.
MADISON ISTA., MIes., Sept. 25, 1876. To DR. M. A. SIMMONS : I have found your medicine to agree with me better than any I have ever taken. It makes me feel better. Rev. E. M. ALFORD. A Drug store without Dr. M. A. Sim- mons' Liver Medicine in it, is like a church without a pastor.
A. W. HARRIS, Druggist. Clarendon, Ark., August 19, 1875.
Weclip the annexed from the Meri- dian (Miss.) College Mirror: "'I "The fol- lowing from Rev. J. T. Freeman, now Pastor of the Baptist Church, at Iuka, Miss., is good testimony for Dr. M. A. Simmons. No one, perhaps, is better capable of judging than he is, and the truthfulness of his evidence can be ques- tioned by no one in the State.
IUKA, MISS., March 22, 1871.
DEAR BRO. HAMBERLIN, Meridian, Miss .- Let me add a certificate to Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine. It is all that it promises, and is made by an honest man who well understands. his profession. The Georgia :Zeilin & Co.'s is an imposition. I tried it. before I knew the original, and I know it to be as I say. J. T. FREEMAN.
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS., Apr. 25,1874. Having tried Brazier's, Banford's and numerous other LiverMedicines, :I. found none so efficient and satisfactory as that prepared by Dr. M. A. Simmons, of Iuka, Miss. It is without exception the best medicine of its kind I have ever known. WILLIAM HOLLAND.
[He is Editor of the Holly Springs Reporter.]
The following is from Rev. ThomasB. Campbell, of Mississippi Conference :
IUKA, MISS., March 22d, 1875.
Some time ago I used the Liver Regu- lator prepared by Zeilin & Co., but it having failed to answer the purpose, I ceased to use it. When I became ac- quainted with Dr. M. A. Simmons I was led to try his Liver Medicine, both myself and family. We found it not only inore effectual but more pleasant in its results than the other. I regard it as very valuable for disordered liver and dyspepsia. THOS. S. CAMPBELL. HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS, Apr. 24, 1874.
This is to certify that I used one! package of Zellin's Simmons' Liver Regulator or Medicine, and it did me no good, and that I am now using Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Medicine, and It is doing me a great deal of good: They are very different every way except the T. B. PARKER.
Be particular always to write or ask for Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Modicine, of Taka, Mississippi, and have no other. None is, genuine without Dr. M. A. Stomone' Private Proprietary Government Stamp.
JAMES H. LOW & CO.
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Sanders James R, grocer, Edgewood Sanders O A, with M C & J F Kiser & Co, bde M House
Sanders Thomas M, barkpr P M Trimble, bds 198 W
Sanders Wesley, col'd, lab, r 37 Victoria."
Sands M E Miss, teacher Atlanta University
Sanford Isaiah, col'd, lab, r 85 Martin
Sanford Jacob, col'd, shoemkr, 23 E Hunter, > 184-W Sanford John, col'd, lab, r 162 Fillmore Sarfield John, clk, bds 60 Whitehall Sargent Harry J, r 41 E Mitohell
Sasseen Aaron, col'd, shoemkr, r 1 Tharmoond
Sasseen George W, news agt, bds 39 N Famyth Sasseen Mahala, col'd, cook, r 99 Thi
Sasseen Richard, col'd, lab, r Lowe, de Saterfield Maggie r ws Holland, nr
SATZKY ANTON, mer tailor, 4
Sauls Joseph, col'd, lab, r ws Randolby at Saulsbury Thomas J, policeman, r 14 Frait-
Savage Charles, col'd, lab, r 102 N Oilless Savage John T (W W Haskell & Co)
SAWTELL HENRY O, packer quil what cel
hall, r Formwalt, nr limits. (Be ady, Sawtell Isaac Y, with McGaughey Bod, 60 Markham
Sawtell Leonidas P, clk Hitchcock & Mild Sawtell Samuel A, jeweler, bd. Nudleet TERT Saye Cassey A, wid E, r 49'W Simple"SM04 Saye John R, striker Atlanta Rolle MM Saye Richard A, machinist WAF
Soafe John; col'd, porter Huntley & Pyren
Scales Henry P, bkkpr M Hemisbodu S'On Scandrick Wesley, col'd, janitor Jama 200 Scarratt John B (Lunquek & Borta) r.a) Schaff Ferdinand, clk Regenstels Schane Jacob, olk J Keely, r 18 W Ouri Schaue Zach, clk J Keely, bds 18 W. O Schaub Julius L, photographer, bo
Scheley John, col'd, gardener W9 2
Schelpert Louis barber, 5 Pashin, Schelpert Louis C, clk, r 16
Schenck Emil E, foreman A.P Schenck Frederick H, hess
Schenck John T, machinist Windly
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Memphis & Charleston R.R. J. R. Ogden, Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Ag't, Memphis, Tenn.
WILLIAM GOODNOW, General Manager. 198 Marletta.
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Scheuer Julius, with Eiseman Bros, bds Kimball House Schier Herman, cutter Eiseman Bros, r 48 Fraser
Schier Joseph, tailor Eiseman Bros, bds 48 Fraser
Schiff Ferdinand, clk, r 13 Fair
Schikan John, grocer, 128 W Mitchell, r 28 Elliott Schikan Peter J, clk P & G T Dodd & Co, bds 48 Gilmer
Schilling Henry, watchman, r 403 Mangum
Schindler Max (Schindler & Abraham), r 24 W Garnett
Schindler & Abraham (M Schindler and A Abraham), clothing and furnishing goods, 10 Whitehall Schley William S, clk Geological Survey, bds 33 N Forsyth Schmidt Robert, freight agt C R R, r 71 W Mitchell. REFUSED INFORMATION.
Schnatz Charles, plasterer, r 76 N Collins
Schnatz Fannie M Miss, teacher Ivy St School, r 76 N Collins
Schnatz Richard, col'd, lab, r rear 66 Ga R R
Schnell John, wks W & A RR, r 176.Elliott
Schultz George, meats and vegetables, 44 S Broad, r 61 Cone Schultz John A, upholsterer W A Haygood, r 16 Crew Schultze Emma Mrs, music teacher, r 67 Whitehall
Schultze E A, music teacher, r 67 Whitehall
Schumann Theodore, druggist, Whitehall, nw cor Hunter, r.181 S Pryor
Schwersee M, pawnbroker, 1 Peachtree, bds Markham House Sciple Charles E (Sciple & Sons), bds 34 N Calhoun
Sciple George W (Sciple &'Sons), r 34 N Calhoun
Sciple George W Jr (Sciple & Sons), bds 34 N Calhoun
SCIPLE & SONS (G)W, G W Jr, and CS Sciple), coal, wood and lime, and agts Alabama loop cotton ties, 59 Decatur
Scoggin Mary C, wid'S,'r 327 E Hunter Scott Albert, wks S Long, bds 43} Broad Scott Charles Rev, col'd, r 448 Fair Scott Cornelia, col'd, cook, r 180 N Butler Scott David, col'd, carpenter, r 161 Martin Scott Edward, col'd, wks W A Haynes, r rear 128 Mangum Scott Fred M, with Dodson & Scott, r Harris, nw cor Hilliard Scott G B (G W Scott & Co), r. Decatur, Ga Scott George W (G W Scott & Co), r Decatur, Ga Scott G W & Co (G W and G. B Scott), com mers, 11 S Broad Scott Harriet, col'd, laundress, r rear 43 W Cain Scott Henry, col'd, driver, r 22 High
Scott Henry M (HI'M Scott & Co), r 15 Powers
Scott H.M & Co (H M Scott and J T Rogers), boots and shoes, 39 Peachtree
WILSON & CREEKMUR mako Fancy Lines, Peresle, Zephyr ind Oreton Shirts, Undershirts and Drawers, at reasonable rates, 25 Whitehall st.
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Scott Julius A, bkkpr, Jack & Holland, r 128 N
Scott Jackson, col'd, lab, r 129 E Cain.
Scott John, col'd, wks Atlanta Machine Works, r &6 T
Scott J'P (Bryan & Scott), bds W Baker.
Scott Laura E Miss, dresemkr, 78 Whitehall
Scott Robert, col'd, barber M W Whitfield
Scott Thomas, col'd, shoemkr, ws Pryor, ar Wheat, Butler
Scott Thomas, col'd, wks CR R
Scott W H, bkkpr D C McPhee, r 14 Jenkins
Scott. W H (Dodson & Scott), r Harris, nw cor Hilliard
Scott W F, clk, bds 112 S Pryor
Scroggins Joseph, clk Boynton & Bros, bds 29 Houston
Scroggins Martha, col'd, laundress, r 80 Gullatt
Scrutchin Joseph G, clk, bds 110 Mangum
Scrutchin Mason, col'd, laundress, r es S Pryor, nr limits
Scrutchin Thomas (McNaught & Scrutchin, and W McNnay & Co), r 110 Mangum
Scudder Samuel S, baggage-master, C R R, r 181 Haynes
Sea Doc, col'd, lab, r es Randolph, nr limits
Seaborn Harrison, col'd, lab, r 102 E Cain
Seago Polly, col'd, laundress, r Jennings al, bet Rawson and Jones SEALS JOHN H, editor and propr Sunny South, and Boys and Girls of the South, 24 S Broad, r. 2 Marietta. (See adv. opp. p. 16.)
Seals Joseph, wks Ga R R, bds Fair, nw cor Terry
Seals N'T, cik Sou Agrl Works, bds 2 Marietta.
SEALS WILLIAM B, business manager Sunny South, and Boys and Girls of the South, 24 S Broad, r 2 Marietta
Seals William F, bkkpr Sunny South, and Boys and Girls of the South, r 2 Marietta
Sears Frank, wks C R R, r 135-Thompson
Sears James, fireman Ga R R
Sears Jefferson, wks Ga R R
Sears John W, watchman Ga R R, r 150 W. Hunter Sears L W Mrs, dressmkr, 150 W Hunter
Sears N S, fireman Ga R R, res Haney, nr Ga R.R
Sears Thomas J, conducter Ga R R, r. 42 N Bell Seastrong Cynthia, col'd, laundress, r 166 Fillmore Seastrong James, col'd, wks Jones & Beatie Seavy, James H, machinist Ga R R, r 145 Jones
Seay Jefferson, col'd, driver McMillan & Snow
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev A T Spalding, D D, pastor; Washington, nw cor Mitchell
FOR INFORMATION s to Passage Rates t and West, apply to B. W. WRENN, Gert P
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Rails Manufactured by Atlanta Rolling Mill Co. Wm. Goodnow, Gen'l Manager, 498MMarietta.
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See Richard, col'd, lab, r 61 Fairlie
Seely S M Mrs, r Humphries, bey limits(
S Seitz David, carpenter, r Savannah, nr Ga R R
Seldner Aaron, clk Regenstein & Kutz, bds 192 Whitehall
Seldner Louis, register clk P O, r 192 Whiteball
Selig Emil C, with Cohen & Selig, r 199 S Pryor
Selig Jacob (J Selig & Bro), bds 199,S.Pryor
Selig Jonas (J Selig & Bro, and Cohen & Selig), r 199 S Pryor Selig J & Bro (Jonas and Jacob Selig), dry goods, 85 Whitehall
Selig Sigmund, with Cohen & Selig, bds 199 $ Pryor
SELKIRK J M, gen'l agt Charleston F. F Line, 32 Loyd, opp Alabama, bds National House
Sellers George, col'd, lab, r rear 102 Windsor
Sells H, wks Castleberry & Co, bds 31 N Pryor
Sells John, clk, bds 31 N Pryor
Selman Simon, col'd, culinary engineer, r rear 112 S Pryor Seltzer Henry, china, glass and queensware, 16 N Broad
Sergeant Charles E, agt L & NR R, r 32 Church Sessions S E, wid Dr J M, r 58 E Cain
Sewell Hannah, col'd, laundress, r 15 S Butler
Sewell James W, conductor A-L Ry, r 3 Castleberry
Sewell Jesse T, fireman, r 185 W Peters
Sewell Watson, col'd, wks Elsas & Adler
Seyforth William, gardener, bds Foster, nw cor Waddell
Seymour Jerome C, bkkpr Fuller & Smith, r 36 E Alabama Sext Jacob, baker, r 419. Whitehall
Shackelford Francis R, ins agt, r 126 N Collins
Shackelford Henry P (Krouse & Shackelford), r 40 Bell
Shackelford R L, sewing machine agt, r 29 Moore
Shadden James H, clk J J Williams & Co, r 21 Mechanic
Shannon John C (Shannon & Simmons), bds 120 Whitehall
SHANNON WILLIAM A, fancy groceries, 100 Whitehall, . . r 183 S Pryor
Shannon & Simmons (J C Shannon and FS Simmons), grocers, 114 Whitehall
Sharman Clem B (Sharman & Mangum), r 33 N Forsyth
SHARMAN & MANGUM (C B Sharman and C L Man- gum), dry goods, notions, clothing, boots, hats, etc, 43 Peachtree. (See adv. p. 73.)
Sharp Augustus B (Sharp & McDaniel), [ 101 Nelson Sharp Beatrice P. Miss, teacher'Haynes St School, r 120} White- hall
Sharp Belle D Miss, teacher __ 120} Whitehall Sharp B S, clk, bds 90 S Butler
FOR SATISFACTION in finished work and low prices, go to WILSON & CREEKMUR, the Shirt Makers, 25 Whitehall.
ARE YOU INSURED ? Call on JAMES H. LOW & CO., Booms 5 and 6 Centennial Building.
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Sharp Elizabeth, wid John D, r 51 Tatnall
Sharp George Jr Mrs, r 128 S Pryor
Sharp James (Simmons & Sharp)
Sharp Mary E, wid William, r 90 S Butler
Sharp Solomon, col'd, lab, r 229 W Peters
SHARP & McDANIEL (A B Sharp and J J McDaniel), grocers and com mers, 117 Whitehall
Sharp Mary, col'd, cook, r 10 S Calhoun Shaw Ellen, col'd, laundress, r 303 Fraser
Shaw Robert, clk J Keely, r 219 E Hunter
Shaw Samuel H, printer, r 33 Houston
Shearer William, spring mkr Ga R R, r 135 Decatur Sheats T R, r 68 Hayden
Sheats W H, buyer G W Parrott & Bro, bds S Forsyth Sheehan Cornelius, grocer, 54 Decatur, r 205 S Pryor Sheehy Isaac, col'd, lab, r 33 James
Sheek M C Mrs (Sheek & Co), r 15' W Baker
Sheek Wiley, with Sheek & Co, r 15 W Baker.
Sheek & Co (Mrs M C Sheek and -), hides, wax and fruit dealers, 16 S Forsyth
Sheffield Mary, col'd, laundress, r 68 S Pryor
Sheffield Priscilla, col'd, laundress, r 68 S Pryor Shell A S, lab, bds ws Martin, bet Jones and Fair
Shell Emily F, wid A A, r ws Martin, bet Jones and Fair
Shelley Daniel, col'd, drayman, r Conley, se cor Little
Shelton John C, carrier P O, r 26 Humphries Shelton Mac, wks Hunnicutt & Bellingraths Shelton William, blacksmith W & A R R, r 30 Rock Shelverton G W, machinist, r 75 Spring Shepard Charlotte, col'd, laundress, r 6 Terry
Shephard Jackson, wks Ga R R, bds 272 Fair
Shephard Laura, col'd, laundress, r 100 Elliott
Shephard Thomas, wks Cook & Stewart
Shepherd Isaac, col'd, lah, r 81 Larkin
Shepherd Mary, col'd, laundress, r 32 Markham
Shepherd William, tinner H Franklin, r 94 Ellis
Sheppard Joseph, col'd, porter E Steinheimer, r 2 Chapel Sheppard J R, clk bds 133 Harris
Sheppard Malvina, col'd, laundress, r rear 34 Gilmer
Shepperson Clement C, grocer, 72 Peachtree, bds 37 E Mitchell Sherbert William, puddler Atlanta Rolling Mill Co Sheridan George W, engineer, r 229 Marietta
Sheridan Robert S, engineer, r 72 Tattnall
Sheridan Thomas, engineer A & W Pt RR, bds 131 E Hunter
THROUGH CARS leave Atlanta daily for Texarkand. The line via Chat- tanooga and Little Rock is the Only All Rail Line to Texas.
PASSENGERS go West with fewer changes via M. & C. R.R. than by any other Route.
FOUNDRY CASTINGS, Etc., at the ATLANTA ROLLING MILL, 492 Marietta. WILLIAM GOODNOW, Gon'l Manager.
FIRST CLASS
Companies ONLY Represented by JAMES H. LOW & Co., Insurance Agents, 3 1-1 Whitehan.
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304 SHU Shuler D. R, helper Atlanta Rolling Mill Co SIM SHE Sheriff Phoenix C, col'd, shoemkr, Gordon, nr Lee, W E Sherman Josiah, farmer, r Humphries rd, bey limits Shumate B D Jr, clk Silvey & Dougherty, bds 138 Ga R R Sherrill Mahala, wid Lewis, r 141 W Fair Shumate R C, wood dealer, 67 Ga R. R, r 138 Ga R R Shulhafer Aaron E, clk, r. 141 S Forsyth Sherwood Samuel B, builder, r Broad, cor Marietta Shumate Samuel, col'd, wks W & A R R, r 125 Ellis Shields Adolphus A, butcher, 2 Loyd, r 11 Castleberry Shumate William L (Conley & Shumate), bds 54 Walton Shields Ann, col'd, cook, r 141 Luckie Shurbutt A T, lab, r 95 Thurmond Shuttles Wyley S (Shuttles & Sons), r 425 Marietta Shields Henry G, clk, r 11 Castleberry Shuttles James T (Shuttles & Sons), bds 425 Marietta Shields Jesse, col'd, lab, r Rawson, bet Martin and Fraser Shields John, lab, r 44 Smith Shuttles Lorenzo (Shuttles & Sons), bds 425 Marietta Shields Joseph M, clk H C Sawtell, r Pulliam, nr Clarke SHUTTLES & SONS (W S, L, and J T Shuttles), whol Shields Lawrence, col'd, bottler, L Cohen & Co, r 141 Luckie jewelry and novelties, 8} Marietta Shields Lucy E, wid Abraham, r ns Thompson, n of Castle- SIBLEY H. W, pres Atlanta & Charlotte A-L Ry, office 17 Shields Robert, painter W. W. Garrison, r 26 Hayden Shields William S, butcher A A Shields, r 75 Thompson Courtlandt st, New York berry Siecke Frank W, clk Beerman & Kuhrt, bds Kimball House Sigman M J Mrs, r 160'S Pryor Shillings Henry, lab, r 28. Hayden Silberman Harry, clk D Strauss, bds 72 Fair Silvey John (Silvey & Dougherty), r 102 Marietta Shiloh Church, col'd, Rev. J.L Smith, pastor; Thurmond, ne cor Shindler H T, clk Hdqrs Dept South, bds Air Line House Shindler John J, puddler Atlanta Rolling Mill, bds 15 Corput Silvey & Dougherty (J Silvey and D H Dougherty), whol dry goods, 4 and 6 Decatur Haynes Shipley William, engineer Ga R R . Simmons Brantley, director Hose Co Gate City No 5, r Foun- Simmons Ada, col'd, laundress, r 8 Gate City Shivers Melissa, wid J R, r ns Henry, nr Elliott Simmons C E, cigar mkr, r 123 Fraser dry, cor Marietta Simmons Burton, col'd, wks O A Smith Shivers Alice, col'd, cook, r ss Wells, bet Humphries and Holland Shivers Thomas J, engineer W & A R R, r 121 W Peters Shivers Walter E, clk Furchgott, Benedict & Co, r 83 N Cal- Simmons Daniel, col'd, lab. r 10 Chapel Simmons Frank'S (Shannon & Simmons), bds 14 Loyd houn Simmons Henry, baker, bds 45 Peachtree SHOLES ALBERT E, publisher ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY, and directories of Memphis, Tenn, Little Rock, Ark, Au- Simmons Henry, col'd, lab, r 334 Haynes Simmons Henry, clk, bds 43} Whitehall gusta, Ga, etc, etc, office 24 S"Broad, bds 207 McDonough Simmons, Hunt & Gilbert (M T Simmons, A N Hunt and M S Gilbert), dry goods, 210 Marietta Short James, col'd, carpenter, r 26 Rawson Shorter James, col'd, porter W A Haygood, r 21 Marietta Simmons James, col'd, lab, r' 1 Parsons Shorter Reuben C, salesman, r 97 Young Simmons John R (Simmons & Sharp) SHORTER WILLIAM A, lawyer, 6 Grant Bldg, 40 Ma- SIMMONS JOSEPH R, whol grocer and com mer, 13 and 15 N Forsyth, bds Kimball House rietta, bds Kimball House Simmons Lillie, col'd, seamstress, r R R, cor Collins Shorts Titus, col'd, lab, r 181 C.R R Simmons J F, grain mer, r 64 McDonough Shropshire Andrew J (Shropshire & Co), r 38 Windsor SHROPSHIRE ED F, Shropshire's Shirt Factory, 45 Peach- tree, r 74 Spring. (See adv. front paster.) Shropshire W R, with Howard, Wood & Co, bds 47 Houston SHROPSHIRE & CO ( A J Shropshire and W A Johnson, grocers and com mers, 12 Mitchell SIMMONS LIVER MEDICINE, Dr M A Simmons, propr; Iuka, Miss. (See adv. opp. p. 298.) Simmons Moses T (Simmons & Hunt, and Simmons, Hunt & Shuford Lawson, col'd, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Co, r rear 14 Emma Gilbert), and city assessor, r 163 Walton Simmons Nancy, col'd, laundress, r W Humphries Simmons Ollie, col'd, laundress, r 8 Fowler TO MEMPHIS from Chattanooga, take the M. & C. R. R .- the best road in the South. THE M. & C. R. R. is thoroughly equipped and FIRST-CLASS in every respect.
CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS, finished and partly finish- ed, from $15 to $86 per doz., at WILSON & CREEKMUR'S, 25 Whitehall.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS leave Atlanta daily for Washington by the KENNESAW ROUTE Dalton, Bristol and Lynchburg.
RAILS, SPIKES,
Fich Plates, Nuts, etc., manufactured by the ATLANTA BOLLING, MILL CO. 492 Marietta
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Simmons Squire, col'd, wks A T Finney, r 35 Crumley Simmons Thomas, col'd, lab, r 12 Bradbury.
Simmons Toney, col'd, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Co
Simmons William S, grocer, 220 Marietta, r 28 Latimore's al
Simmons W T (Simmons & O'Shields), bds 28 Latimore's al
Simmons Zibe, col'd, porter C J Kicklighter, r W.E
Simmons & Hunt (M T Simmons and N T Hunt), grocers, 210 Marietta
Simmons & O'Shields (W T Simmons and J ()'Shields), butchers, 220 Marietta Simmons & Sharp (J R Simmons and J Sharp), druggists, 202 Marietta
Simms Alexander, col'd, lab, r Peters, cor Mangum
Simms Anthony, col'd, lab, r 24 Scofield
Simms Burrell, col'd, lab, r ss Irwin, nr Howell
Simms Columbus, col'd, driver W S Grisham
Simms Gustavus, col'd, wks H H Dickson, r 24 Scofield
Simms Henry, col'd, brickmason, r Fraser, bet Richardson and Fulton
Simms Jane E, wid T G, r 33 Grubb
Simms John, col'd, porter D C McPhee, r 23 Magazine
Simms J D (J D Simms & Co), r 180 McDonough
Simms J D & Co (J D Simms and L Meriwether), grocers ret, 184 McDonough
Simms Mary, col'd, laundress, r 33 Hull
Simms Richard, col'd, lab, r es Mitchell, nr Haynes
Simms Robert W, clk J D Simms & Co, r 180 McDonough
Simms Zack, col'd, porter F M Potts, r Fraser, nr Jones
Simons Alexander, col'd, blacksmith, r 137 Houston
Simons Butler, col'd, wks Sou Agrl Works, r E Cain
Simons Charles, butcher J H LaHatt, bds 10 Hunter
Simons Charles, col'd, lab, r 91 Larkin
Simons David, hostler Redd & Taylor, r 24 W Alabama
Simons E L, col'd, blacksmith Street R. R Co
Simons James, cigar mkr, C Rosenbaum
Simons James, col'd, driver, r rear 175 Haynes
Simons Jefferson, col'd, blacksmith, 323 Decatur, r 18 W Simpson
Simons John F (Simons & Lee) r 64 McDonough
Simons R T, cabinet mkr, bds 127 E Harris
SIMONS & LEE (J F Simons and J M Lee), whol produce and com mers, 35 S Broad Simonton Charles F, clk, bds 49 W Peters
Simonton J L, col'd, driver, r 42 E Harris Simonton Robert J, bds 49 W Peters
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