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USTOM MADE SHIRTS, finished and partly finish- ed, from $15 to $36 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, Fish Rates, Nuts, ste, manufactured by the ATLANTA BOLLING MILL CO. 492 Marietta.
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Woodward James G, printer Constitution, bds Callaway House Woodward Smith, col'd, sleeping car porter, r 257 Foster
M Woodward & Co (B Woodward and G A Nicolson), cotton brokers, 29 W Alabama
Woodward & Prince (C E Woodward and C P Prince), oysters, fish and game, Wall, nw cor Peachtree
Woody Charles, col'd, driver O H Jones
Woodridge Maria W, wid I W, bds 35 Tattnall
Woolfork Isaac, col'd, blacksmith, r 333 E Hunter
Woolley Basil M, propr opium cure, 87 Whitehallrand tobacco, whol, 24 E Alabama, r 177-Whitehall
Woolley Nancy, col'd, domestic, r rear 177 Whitehall
Woolley Thomas, r Smith, se cor Whitehall
Woolley W P, editor The Amateur Gazette
Wooten Alexander, col'd, blacksmith, r 18 Lowe
Wooten Anna, wid Joseph, r 9 Mangum
Wooten A, cleaner Ga R R
Wooten George F, lawyer, 2 Centennial Bldg, 3} Whitehall, bds Cannon House
Wooten Henry, col'd, lab, r 172 McDaniel
Wooten Hester, col'd, laundress, r ns Ellis, nr N Butler
Wooten Israel, wks Cook & Stewart, r 10 Johnson
Wooten James, col'd, lab, r 45 Gate City
Wooten Maria, col'd, laundress, r Hall's al, bet Rawson and Jones
NO OMNIBUS Transfer at.
Wooten M. E Mrs, r ss Mayson's Ferry rd, Bellwood Word Ernest M, lawyer, 16 Kimball House, r Decatur, Ga Word Robert C, physician, 27 E Hunter, r Decatur, Ga Worley W T, baggage-master W & A R R, r 93 Nelson
Wrenn A B, gen'I trav agt M & C R R, 32 E Wall, bds 1 Markham
WRENN B W, gen'l passenger agt " The Kennesaw Route " (W & ARR), bds Markham House
Wright Ada, col'd, cook M Hall, r Church, se cor Fairlie Wright Agnes, col'd, laundress, r 100 Haynes
Wright Arthur G (Wright & Powell), r Bellwood
Wright Austin, col'd, tinner Hunnicutt & Bellingraths, r 14 Collins
Wright Benjamin, col'd, lab, r ns Blackmon, nr Courier Wright Burrell, col'd, lab, r Warner av, bet Jones and Pettis Wright Cato, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Co, r 39 Allac. Wright Clarrissa, col'd, cook, r Terry, bet Jones and Terry Wright C. A Mrs, milliner, 61 Whitehall
Wright Edward, col'd, lab, r rear 14 Scofield al.
FINE ALL LINEN Shirts made to order at $48 per dozen and up- wards, at WILSON & CREEKMUR'S, 25 Whitehall.
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Wright Emma, col'd, laundress, r 15 N Butler
Wright George, col'd, lab, r ss Foundry, nr Vine
Wright George, col'd, lab, r. 37 Allac
Wright Harman, col'd, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Co, r.18 W & ARR
Wright Harriet, col'd, cook, r al bet Hunter and Rhodes, w of W & ARR
Wright Henry, col'd, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Co
Wright Hinton P, lawyer and notary public, 16 Whitehall, r 208 Crew
WRIGHT JOHN H, bkkpr Walker & Boyd, r 19 S Broad Wright Joseph, col'd, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Co, r es Tumlin, nr Gallatin
Wright J T (Hicks & Wright), r 130 Houston
Wright Lawson, col'd, waiter National Hotel
Wright Lemuel, col'd, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Co, r ss Wal- lace, nr State
Wright L B Mrs, r 66. E Peters
Wright Major, col'd, wks Atlanta Rolling Mill Co, r 37 Victoria
Wright May, col'd, laundress, r 44 Terry
Wright Milton, r 61 Whitehall
Wright M B, wid A G, r rear 137 W Baker
Wright Samuel B, cotton broker, r Gordon, cor Peeples, W E
Wright Stephen, col'd, waiter Cannon House, r 102 N Collins Wright Thomas, bds 52 S Broad
Wright Thomas R, carpenter, r Bellwood
Wright William, col'd, lab, r 30 Thurmond
Wright William A, wild land clk, Comptroller General's office, bds 72 Marietta
Wright William F (Gartrell & Wright), r 229 E Hunter
Wright & Powell (A G Wright and CL Powell), gun and lock- smiths, 2 Whitehall
Wurm Charles T, clk A Seltzer, r Calhoun, cor. Foster
Wurm Ferdinand A Prof, leader Wurm's Brass and String Band, r 4 Foster
Wurm Theodore A, clk Furchgott, Benedict & Co, r 4 Foster Wurm's Brass and String Band, Prof F A Wurm, leader; 4 Foster
Wyatt Aaron, col'd, lab, r rear 91 Larkin
Wyatt Cicero, col'd, lab, r 274 Decatur
Wyatt Frank, col'd, waiter- J W Sparks, r 83 Decatur
Wyatt Hubbard, col'd, lab, r rear 174 Peachtree
Wyatt J B, carpenter J C Peck & Co, r 165 Luckie
Wyatt Raine, col'd, laundress, r 132 Wheat
EXCURSION TICKETS
To the Virginia Springs and North- ern Resorts via the Kennesaw Route
ALWAYS AHEAD! The M. & C. R. R. has no superior in the South.
t. Memphis going West via the M. & C. R. R.
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Rails with Fastenings made by Atlanta Bolling Mill Co. 492 Marietta.
FAIR RATES
Charged and Fair Settlements made by JAMES H. LOW & CO., 31-2 Whitehall.
YOU ZEN Wyatt William, bkkpr R G Dun & Co, bds 58 Collins 357 YOU Young Berrin, col'd, waiter Markham House 356 Wylie D G, yardmaster W & A R R, bds Wilson House Young Emma Y, wid M, r 29 N Calhoun Young E C Mrs, r 48 Gilmer Wylie Hart, with J R Wylie & Co, bds 190 Peachtree Wylie James R (JR Wylie & Co), r 190 Peachtree Young Columbus, col'd, cook National Hotel Wylie Jefferson, col'd, porter W & A R R, r 269. Fraser Young E, col'd, lab, r Edgewood WYLIE J R & CO (JR Wylie and James Bridge, Jr), whol Young Gabriel, col'd, lab, bds 92 Fort grocers and com mers, 32 and 34 N Broad Young Harry, bds 29 N Calhoun Wylie Ralph, clk J R Wylie & Co, bds 190 Peachtree Young Henry A, watchman Ga R R, r ss Ga R R, nr Gullatt Wylie Robert, mail guard W & A R R, bds Wilson House Wyly King, physician, 13 E Alabama, bds Kimball House Young John, carpenter, r 135 W. Mitchell Young Hattie S Miss, teacher Ivy St School, r 48 Gilmer Wyly Augustine C (A C & B F Wyly), r 118 Washington Wyly A C & B F (Augustine C and B F Wyly, and J G Ogles- by) ,grocers, Pryor, ne cor Decatur Young John C, fireman Ga R R, r Warner av, bet Pettis and .Jones Young J H, blacksmith, 10 Howell, r ns Daniel, nr Howell Wyly Benjamin F (A C & B F Wyly), r 160 Washington Young Lucinda, col'd, cook, r ss Davis, nr Mitchell Wyly Clinton, col'd, hostler C Taylor Young Margaret R, wid Robert, r 139. W Hunter Wyly J H, wks Winship & Bro, bds county Young Men's Christian Association, 66 Whitehall Wyly J W, gardener, r Edgewood -WYLY, see also WILEY Young Men's Library Association, H Hillyer, pres; A Haas, Young Mary, wid Leonard, r 212 Fair Wynn Amanda Mrs, r 402 Decatur sec ; E B Chamberlin, librarian; Marietta, se cor Forsyth Young Oscar, col'd, lab, r es State, nr W Fourth ·Wynn Charles, clk, bds 160 S Pryor Wynn James O, r 22 Crew Young Pleasant, col'd, cook, r 53 E Mitchell Wynn Mary Mrs, r 11 S Broad YOUNG ROBERT C CAPT, saloon, 18 Whitehall, r 44 Wynn Nancy col'd, laundress, r 74 Gilmer Cooper. . (See adv. p. 70.): 17. Wynne Charles C, clk, bds 144 Crew Young William R, machinist . W & A R R, r 139 W Hunter Wynne John, lightning rods, bds 84 Nelson Young Willie, coi'd, laundress, r 181 C. R.R Young Willis, col'd, lab, r 162 E Harris Wynne T F, supt and sec Atlanta Water Works, 150 S Loyd Wynne W B, trav agt, r 144 Crew Young Woodward, col'd, lab, r Lee, W E Wynne William C (Bishop & Co), bds 160 S Pryor Youngblood A P, mdse broker, Alabama, ne cor Pryor, r 85 Plum WYNNE, see also WINN Youngblood Madison, wks A-L Ry, bds R R, bet Bartow and YANCY ABE, col'd, lab, r Green's Ferry av, W E Yancy Richard D, r 97 Larkin Spring Youngblood Matthew A, carpenter A-L Ry Yarborough N A, elk I D Upshaw, bds 85 Whitehall ZANY Yarbrough B F, bkkpr Daniel & Marsh, r 293 W Peachtree Yarbrough Elizabeth, wid William, r 258 Elliott YARBROUGH GEORGE, col'd, barber, 7 Decatur, r 72 'S the man who, for a few dollars, ruins the happiness of his household by employing an incompetent man to do his plastering when he can get such a man as Calhoun JAMES G. THROWER, Yarbrough Joel S, dairyman, r 63 N Calhoun a man who guaranteees all his work. . Anything in his line will be promptly Yarbrough Millie, wid A, r 100 Walker and faithfully attended to by addressing him, lock box 103, Atlanta, Ga. Yarbrough Minnie, col'd, cook, r 294 McDonough ZACHRY FRANK, col'd, car repairer Street R R Co Yeager S A, printer J P Harrison & Co Zachry William I, trav agt H Lewis, r 171 S Forsyth Yeatman Samuel, cotton gin repairer, r 51 Pulliam Young Allen, col'd, porter Callaway House Zahn Fritz, foreman Elsas, May & Co, r 166 W Hunter Young Alexander J, painter W & A R R, r 128 Rhodes Zent Mary J, wid, r 288 Fraser Zachry John, col'd, carpenter, r 77 Tattnall SPEED, Comfort and Safety secured by taking the M. & C. R.R. First-class Accommodations. Close Connections Made by the M. & C. R. R. with all Lines-North, South, East or West.
BEST MUSLIN and LINEN SHIRTS, open front or back, Plaited Bosom, made to order for $36 per dozen, at WILSON & CREEKMUR's, 25 Whitehall.
TO SECURE SPEED. Saniy and Comfort, buy Tickets via The Kennesaw Route, B. W. WRENN, General Passenger Agent.
BAR IRON
Of all kinds, Railroad Iron, etc., at the Atlanta Rolling Mill .492 Marietta.
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Zimmerman George P, lawyer, 18 Whitehall, bds 151 Crew Zimmerman Richard P, soap mnfr, bds 92 Wheat
Zion Hill Baptist Church, col'd, Rev Robert Grant, pastor; Humphries, nw cor Glenn
Zisch Henry, r 181 Whitehall-
Zoller Philip A, shoemkr, 16 Peachtree, r 237 W Peters
Zuber Aaron, col'd, drayman J C Peck & Co, r es Jackson, nr Harris
Zuber John, printer Elsas, May & Co
L. H. HALL
Atlanta, - Georgia,
Kuntracturs :) Builders
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, LUMBER, LATHS AND SHINGLES. -
PLANING MILL, 224 MARIETTA ST. Atlanta Coffin Manufactory, 36 Decatur St.
KENNY'S Saloon and Lunch Rooms No. 7 E. ALABAMA STREET.
P. J. KENNY, PROPRIETOR.
Whiskies, Wines, Ales & Beer, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. AGENT FOR JAMESON'S IRISH WHISKY.
PARTLY FINISHED Shirts, open back, 4-ply Bosoms and Cuffs, made to measure for $15 per dozen by WILSON & CREEKMUR.
73 Miles Shorter by the M. & C. R. R. than by any other Route to all points West.
Photo Emmeraving MOSS' PROCE
Nº 67 PARK PLACE
NEW YORK
'JOHN C. MOSS, Supt.
L. SMITH HOBART, Prest.
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Park Place.
L. SMITH HOBART, President. J. C. MOSS, Superintendent.
NEW-YORK.
TYPE-METAL RELIEF PLATES.
A SUPERIOR SUBSTITUTE FOR WOOD-CUTS
AT MUCH LOWER PRICES.
These plates are engraved almost entirely by photo- chemical means, thus avoiding the old, slow and tedious method ofengraving on wooden biocks, where the work man is compelled to engrave each line separately by cutting away the wood around it, often spending many days upon a plate a few inches square.
In appearance our relief plates are the same as regular stereotypes, being mounted type high on blocks ready to be set up and printed from, with type, on any ordinary press.
They can be used directly and will wear as long as any type-metal plates, but if a great number of impressions are wanted, duplicate
ELECTROTYPES AND STEREOTYPES
can be made from them the same as from wood-cuts.
They have a printing surface as smooth as glass, and the lines are engraved deeper than they are in hand-cut plates. Notwithstanding the low prices at which they can be furnished, they are very much superior to wood-cuts, and in some classes of work are rapidly taking the place of lithography.
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COPY.
Almost all kinds of Prints or Engravings from Wood, Stone, Copper and Steel may be reproduced direct. The requisites are, clean, distinct black lines or stipple work, on white or only slightly tinted paper. All Photographs and Pencil Sketches must first be drawn in ink. We keep a corps of artists constantly employed, trained to do this work in the best manner. We can make drawings from photographs or tin-types taken in the usual way. They may be of any size, but should, of course, show the object distinctly.
Drawings for our use, unless intended to be redrawn, should be on a smooth white surface, in perfectly black lines, and usually twice the dimensions each way of the desired plate.
Copy for fac-similes of handwriting should be in per- fectly black ink, on smooth white paper, written with a fuil pen, and without use of blotting paper.
TIME.
While we can engrave a plate in a few hours that would occupy a wood-engraver a month, and often do so, yet with the large amount of work constantly on hand and promised, wecannot usually engage to fill an order for a single plate in less than from three to six days; larger orders will, of course, require longer time.
CHANGE OF SIZE.
In reproducing wood-cut prints, the size can often be considerably reduced ; but if the reduction is great, the lines become so fine and close together that they will not print well. Coarse wood-cuts, such as are generally used in Newspapers, may often be reduced to half their linear dimen- sions, but fine wood-cuts will admit of but little reduction.
Most steel plate prints and lithographs will not admit. of any reduction, and even when reproduced, the same size in relief, require considerable care in printing.
All kinds of prints generally look bad when much enlarged, as the lines become very coarse and ragged on the edges; though we have sometimes made very effective cuts for posters and hand-bills in this way.
In all cases of enlargement and reduction the relative proportions remain the same.
It must not be forgotten, however, that by redrawing, prints of any kind can be enlarged or reduced to any desired size.
PROOFS.
We will, whenever desired, furnish tin-type proofs of drawings made by us, for examination and approval, or correction, before engraving.
A printed proof is sent with each plate when delivered, which may always be equaled or surpassed in actual work with proper usage.
PRICES.
It is impossible to give a scale of prices by the square inch for miscellaneous job-work, as sometimes a small cut two or three inches square may require as much work as another one a foot square. We can, however, give an average inch rate to newspaper publishers whose work runs uniformly about the same from week to week, especially when they furnish us with copy already prepared-such as prints and pen-and-Ink drawings.
In sending for estimates, be careful to send us the copy we are to work from, with full specifications as to size and. quality, and remember that it is the same with engraving that it is with everything else; the price will vary greatly with the quality of work ordered.
Never, directly or indirectly, ask us to give you better prices than we give our other customers, as we try to treat all alike.
The great advantage of our method of engraving enables us to give better work at lower prices than can be given by any other method for the greater part of such work as would be given to wood-engravers, though in very small pieces of the poorer grades of work the advantage is not so great, and in very coarse work such as is usually engraved on mahogany and pine, our process gives us no advantage over the wood-engraver.
To estimate properly upon any piece of work, we must understand just what is wanted.' We guarantee all our work to be executed in the style agreed upon.
TERMS.
OUR TERMS are CASH ON DELIVERY, except by special agreement.
Orders from parties not known to us must be accom- panied by an advance of at least half the price, or satisfac- tory City reference.
Goods sent by Express will be C. O. D. Where plates are small they may be sent by Mail upon receipt of price and postage. Remittances must be by draft on New-York or P. O. money order, payable to the order of Photo-Engraving Co., or by registered letter, not by Checks on Local Banks.
We pledge ourselves to meet the reasonable demands of those who employ us. If, in any case, we cannot do so, we will refund the money advanced.
OVER.
FIRE Is a good servant but a bad master. Take out a Policy with JAMES H. Low & Co., Rooms 5 & 6 Centennial Building, 3} Whitehall.
SHOLES' ATLANTA COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY
FOR THE YEAR
1877.30
Embracing a Classified List of all Professions, Manufac- tures, Trades and Pursuits in the City of Atlanta : each classification alphabetically arranged, thus exhibiting the full address and special business of her citizens.
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FOR THE INDIVIDUAL NAMES OF THE MEMBERS COMPOSING FIRMS, RESIDENCES, ETC., SEE THE GENERAL DIRECTORY.
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Agricultural Implements. [Manufacturers.]
Analytical Chemists. [See also Chemists.]
LAND W. J., 1 Line, cor. Peachtree. (See adv. p. 71.)
Architects.
FAY & BRUYN, 19 S. Broad. (See adv. p. 66.) Parkins W. H., 24 S. Broad
Artists.
Oliver M. L. Mrs., 30 Whitehall Van Stavoren J. H., 17 E. Alabama
Artists' Materials
WATERS W. T., 46 and 48 Whitehall. (See adv. p. 75.)
Attorneys at Law. [See Lawyers.]
FOR FREIGHT Rates to or from North, East or West, apply to R. A. Anderson, General Freight Agent.
445 MILES without change, Chattanooga to Little Rock, via the M. & C. R. R.
SOUTHERN. AGRICUL- TURAL WORKS, E. Haiman, propr ; 374 to 380 Marietta. (See adv.'p. 74.) [Dealers.] Anderson J. H. & Co., 16 Loyd Echols 8. A., 21 S. Broad
JOHNSON MARK W., 32 and 34 W. Alabama TOMMEY, STEWART & BECK, 204 S. Pryor. (See adv. p. 74.)
WILSON J. BEN & CO., 61 and 63 S. Broad Ale Depots. CHICAGO ALE DEPOT, O. C. Carroll, propr; 44 S. Pryor. (See adv. p. 120.)
WILLIAM GOODNOW, General Manager Atlanta Rolling Mill Co., invites attention of Contractors to their Catalogue. 492 Marietta.
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AUC BEL . Auction and Commission. Georgia Banking & Trust Co, 12 E Downs J. Mrs., 61 Ga. R. R Foute W. E., 79 S. Pryor Gannon A. Miss, 74 E. Hunter Hall J. T., 77 Decatur Jones E. A. Mrs., 53 S. Broad Jordan M. J. Mrs., 57 Marietta Lockhart R. H. Mrs., 50 N. Broad Purtell E. C. Mrs., 43} Whitehall ATLANTA SAVINGS Bennett L., 113 Decatur BANK OF GA., 32 Loyd, cor R. R State Savings Bank, 10 E Wall Reynolds W. M. Mrs., 112 S. Pryor Ryan D. J., 81 E. Alabama Thomas E. L. Mrs., 8 8. Broad Upshaw 1. D., 85} Whitehall Wall Guthman L. L., 22 Peachtree JOYNER & ELLIS, Georgia National Bank, 9 E Alabama James J. H., 22 Whitehall Lowry W. M. & R. J., 55 E. Alabama MERCHANTS BANK OF ATLANTA, Pryor, nw cor Wall [For Savings. ] 33 Marietta Krouse & Shackelford. 32 Peachtree WINTER C. W & CO., 56 E. Wall Billiard Parlors. FREEMAN'S BILLIARD PARLOR, National Hotel Kimball House Blacksmiths. [See also Wagon Manufacturers. ] Awnings, Tents and Tar- Bowden O., col'd, 142 Walton Chandler E., col'd, 570 Marietta Crusselle J. A., 1 Peachtree rd paulins. ERGENZINGER A., 12 E. Hunter Dobbs John, col'd, es Peachtree rd, nr Barbers. E 4th Eskridge P, col'd, 46 R: R Bakers and Confectioners. AGRICOLA H. A., 57 Decatur. (See adv. p. 69.) Agricola R. J. F., 90} McDonough Bechtoldt E., 300 Peachtree Goetting C., 45 Peachtree Jack & Holland, 36 Whitehall Bailey II., col'd, 124 Whitehall Brown HI., col'd, 8 E Wall Boiler Manufacturers. PORTER & DAVIS., Hill Robert, col'd, 177 Marietta Gardner R. E., 26 W. Hunter Gardner T., col'd, 377 W. Peters Golden F. S., 596 Marietta Green H, col'd, Ivy, sw cor Line Hutchinson J., 211 W. Peters Moore J., ool'd, 373 E Peachtree Knolly J., col'd, Gordon, W. E NOBLE & GIFFORD, Mann J., 55 S. Broad 95 Ga: R. R., cor King. (See adv. p. 73.) NOBLE & GIFFORD., 169 Marietta. (See adv. p. 68.) Book Binders. Hoffman J. J., 20 Whitehall Hutchins W. D., col'd, 18 Marietta Lewis O., col'd, 80 W Peters Minor J., col'd, 6 W Mitchell CONSTITUTION PUB- LISHING CO., 34 S. Broad. (See adv. p. 78.) Morgan R. J., col'd, Markham House H. KARWISCH, . MANUFACTURER OF Bread, Cakes, Pies, Etc., RAMSPECK C. M., 28 S Broad. (See adv. opp. p. 272.) LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Young J H., 10 Howell SEALS JOHN H., 24 S Broad AND DEALER IN Groceries, Confectioneries, Wines, NATIONAL HOTEL BARBER SHOP, J. W. Butler, propr; 8 Peachtree Robinson M., col'd, 120 Marietta Schelpert L. , 5 Peachtree Nash A. L., col'd, 10 W . Hunter HARRISON JAMES P. & CO., 27 to 29 S. Broad. (See adv. opp. p. 176.) 199 Marietta. (See adv. p. 68.) Robinson J., col'd, 19 Walnut Simons J., col'd, 323 Decatur Smith T. M., 270 W. Peters Smith W. H., col'd, 197.W. Peters Thompson A., col'd, 50 S Pryor Wheat T., 79 W. Peters Solomon A., col'd, 95 Decatur Strauss D., 51 Whitehall Tundy S., col'd, 9 Ivy Watts Kelly, col'd, 5 W Alabama Booksellers. 91 & 93 DECATUR. Whitfield M. W., col'd, 30 Decatur Williams I., col'd, ns Mitchell, e of Pryor Baths. Yarbrough G, col'd, 17 Peachtree [Wholesale Exclusively.] Kimball C., 195 W. Peters CONSTITUTION PUB- Blank Book Manufacturers [Turkish and Roman.] LISHING CO., 34 S 'Broad. (See HITCHCOCK & WAL- Bands. RAMSPECK C. M., DEN, 110 Whitehall LYNCH & THORNTON, 5 Whitehall adv. p. 78.) Lewis H. & Co., 67 E Alabama Miller M. Mrs, 269 West Peachtree Murphy B. J., 274 Marietta WILSON J STAINBACK, 18 Loyd, opp. Markham . House. (Şee adv. p. 67.) Roesel G. E., 146 Marietta Stieglitz F., 121 Whitehall BURKE & HANCOCK, 26 E Alabama [Retail. ] HARRISON JAMES P. & CO., 27 and 29 S. Broad. See adv. opp. p. 176.) FULTON CORNET AND STRING BAND, 65 S. Broad 28 S. Broad. (See adv. opp. p. 272.) Boarding Houses. Alexander J. H., 117 S. Pryor Archer N. N. Mrs., 8 W. Mitchell BENDER WILLIAM, 46 to 50 W. Hunter Gate City String Band, Ga. R. R. De- PHILLIPS & CREW, 8 and 10 Marietta pot Wurm's Brass & String Band, 4 Foster Banks. Beams and Columns. [Iron.] WILKINS, POST & CO, 40 Marietta. (See adv. p. 28.) RICHARDS J. J. & S. P., ATLANTA NATIONAL 11 L Alabama Beer Bottlers. Brown & Ryan, 82 Bartow Cohen L. & Co., 23 E. Alabama [Wholesale.] Boots and Shoes. BANK, 15 E Alabams BOWEN SANDY, cal'd, 36 Decatur EDDLEMAN & BROWN, 91 Whitehall Belting. Gramling, Spalding & Co., 14 Decatur [Retail.] p. 67.) Berry C. M., 33 Peachtree Cox John W., 87 Peachtree Bank of the State of Georgia, Pryor, sw cor Decatur CITIZENS BANK OF TOMMEY, STEWART & BECK, 2 and 4 8. Pryor. (See adv. Dougherty R. A. Mrs., R. R., bet Bar- tow and Spring p. 74.) GEORGIA, 8 S Pryor. (See adv. Berron P., Foster, nw cor Waddell CALLAWAY HOUSE, 15 8. Broad." To Little Rock from Chattanooga, take the M. & C. R. R -the best road in the South. BEFORE Buying your Tickets West, read advantages offered by the M. & C. R. R.
PEN FRONT or Back, partly finished Shirts, Plaited Bosoms, made to order for $18 per dozen, at Wilson & Creekmur's, 25 Whitehall.
FOR ST. LOUIS and Louisville, PULLMAN PALACE CARS leave Atlanta daily via Kennesaw Route, Chattanooga and Nashville.
OLD RELIABLE M. & C. R. R. Shortest and best, and always as cheap as other Lines.
MERCHANT BAR IRON, Railroad Iron, Fish Plates, Bolts, Nuts, etc., etc., manufactured by the ATLANTA ROLLING MILL Co., 492 Marietta.
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Force G. H. & A. W., 38 Whitehall Gay A. O. M., 65 and 67 Peachtree Price G. W., 85 Peachtree Boott H. M. & Co., 89 Peachtree SHARMAN & MANGUM, 48 Peachtree. (See adv. p. 78.) Snead & Co .; 28 Marietta Steinheimer D., 48 Whitehall [Made and Repaired. ] Alexander I. H., col'd, 117 E Hunter Baker Dennis, col'd, 154 Marietts Bell W. E., col'd, 82 W. Peters Bently L., col'd, 272 Decatur Borse G., col d, 180 W Mitchell Bowen J., col'd, 75 W Peters Brown D., col'd, 71 Chapel -Brown H., col'd, 109 W Peters Brown T. J. & W. M., col'd, Hunter, sw cor Washington Clark W F., 65 E Alabama Casey W., col'd, 184 Decatur Craddock D., col'd, 485 Marietta Dabbs J., col'd, 268 W. Mitchell Davis H. L., col'd, 232 Decatur Delbridge A. J., col'd, 6 Whitehall Dozier G., col'd, 812 Decatur Flynn M., 17 Washington Freeman A., col'd, 8 E. Mitchell Gaines M., 60 Peachtree Gleeson W. M., 88 8. Pryor Greenwood E., col'd, 116 Marietta Henry E., col'd, 16 McDonough Hilton & Lackey, 5 E. Foundry HOLMES NICK, col'd, 788. Broad. (See adv. p. 69 ) Holmes S. P., col'd, 68: Decatur Hosking J. O., 182 Whitehall Isaso H., col'd, 107 Decatur Jackson S., col'd, 97 Decatur Jenkins G. W., 58 Peachtree Johnson H., 196 Decatur Keltner W., 7 S. Broad Keltner & Holley, 104 W Mitchell Kennedy W. A., 856 Decatur King E .. col'd, 251 W Peters Klasset A., 6 E. Alabama Latham A., col'd, 198 Marietta Lumpkin B., col'd, 80 N. Forsyth Long 8., 16 Marietta Malone W. J., 28 Marietta Mangum J., col'd, 684 Decatur Merrifield G. H., 6 Marietta Miller W., 187. Marietta Mullenix B. F., 83 S Broad Murphy J. W., 58 W. Peters Perry A, col'd, 188 N. Calhoun Sanford Jacob, col'd, 28} E. Hunter
Scott T., col'd, ws Pryor, ar Wheat Sheriff P. C., ouI'd, Gordon, nr Lee, W.E Smith B., col'd, 248 Marietta Snider A. J., col'd, 108 8 Forsyth
Stroud W. H .. 14 W. Alabama Terry M. C., 7 8. Broad
Trotter B., col'd, 828 Marietta Tunsell W. B., col'd, 42} Decatur Wesley & Wilson, col'd, 82 N. Forsyth
Westmoreland I., col'd, 167 Whitehall White E., col'd, 52 S. Pryor Zoller P. A., 16 Peachtree
Box Manufacturers.
Trowbridge J., 8 and 5 Fort .
Brewers.
Atlanta City Brewing Co., office 8 W. Hunter
Brickyards.
Broomhead & Alexander, es Ira, bet Crumley and Glenn
Brokers. [Merchandise.]
Castleman H., Pryor, sw cor R. R Haas A. & Bro., Alabama, nw cor Pryor
McGUIRE JOHN T, 66 E. Alabama
Williams W .. M., 8 8. Pryor. Youngblood A. P., Alabama, cor Pryor [Pawn.]
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