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WHOLESALE DEALER IN ICE, FISH AND OYSTERS,
Ice Factory at Iceviile. on W. & A. R. R. Ice House Wall Street, fronting Railroad.
Canned Oysters a Specialty.
OFFICE, No, 15 PEACHTREE STREET. ATLANTA, . GEORGIA.
English James W., Mayor of Atlanta, 35 S. Broad
OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINGS. FINEST ASSORTMENT IN GEORGIA, at CARTER & SOLOMON'S, 50 Whitehall st., Atlanta.
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MANUFACTURERS OF CHEMICALS.
Office : 32 Wall St., Room 2.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
ROBERT B. TRIPPE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, NOTARY PUBLIC. OFFICE : No. 8 BROAD STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
Practices in all the State and United States Courts. Titles examined, Conveyances made, and all kinds of legal documents drawn.
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Franklin Steam Printing House, James P. Harri-on & Co., props ; publishers, printers and blank book mnfrs, 27 and 29 S. Broad (See page 96;
Franklin & Wilkins (James H. Franklin, Samuel Wilkins)grocers, 18 W. Mitchell
Fraser Allen (c), grocer, 180 Markham Fraser & Smith (Collins M. Fraser, Levi J. Smith), grocers, 9 W. Mitchell
Frazier J. E. & Jeremiah D., grocers, 79 Whitehall
Freeman Anderson, (c) boots and shoes, 5 E. Mitchell
Fre: man Benjamin R., com of deeds, 4 Kimball Honse
Frey John, P. O. inspector charge Atlanta division, Custom House
Freyer F. L., pianos and orgaus, 28 Whitehall
Frierson & Leak (Thomas A. Frier- son, H. Fletcher Leak), real estate, 33 Marietta
Fritz John A., meat market, 444 Ma- rietta
Fry Abe, watches and jewelry, 4 Peachtree
Fry George T., attorney, room 14, 503 Decatur
Folsom Leonard B., saloon, 11 E. Fuhrer John, human hair, 66 Alabama Whitehall
Fontaine Francis, comr of land and Fuller Erasmus Q. Rev .. editor State immigration, 37 Marietta
Force G. H. & A. W. (George HI. and Albert W.), boots and shoes, 33 ; Whitehall
Ford Alfred, wines, 60 S. Broad
Ford S. E. Mrs., dres:mkr, 20 E. Mitchell
Foreacre George J .. pres Georgia Fuller & Oglesby (Henry A. Fuller, Mut Rel Association, Wall cor Junius G. Oglesby), whol grocers, 20 E. Alabama Loyd
Forsyth William, blacksmith, 23 Wal- Gaines Marion, shoemkr, 6) Peach- ton tree
Fox Alexander, optician, 5 White- Gannon Annie Miss, hotel, 54-56 D'eau
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Fox Amos, oils, 11 E. Alabama
Francis Thomas L., grocer, 454 Ma- rietta
Frank Martha A. Mrs., confectioner, 192 Marietta
Franklin Herman, stoves and tin- Ware, 74 S. Broad.
Franklin Max. whol fancy goods : and notions, 8 and 10 Decatur
Garland & Tyler ( William H. Gar- land Jr., John E. Tyler), propis The sunburst, Grant May
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Findley Robert (c), barber, 24 Deca- tur
Finley James, picture copying, 58 Whitehall
Finley Thomas, attorney, 21} Mari- etta
Finney Andrew T., carriage mnfr, 13 S. Broad
Fischer Julius A., grocer, 264 Decatur
Fisher J. & C. (pianos), Phillips & Crew so agts, 6, Sand 10 Marietta. (See page 105)
Fishturn W. P. H., physician, 103 Decatur
Fleming Thomas P., tinner, 67 W. Peter
Fletcher Harry, florist, MeDonough road, 2 miles
Floersh Andrew, grocer, 80 Peach- tree
Methodist Advocate, 110 Whitehall Fuffer George H., job printer, 11:] Whitehall
Fuller Jones C., grocer, 224 W. Pe- ters and 67 S. Broad
Ful er William A., grocer, 148 Mari- etta
Gantt & Millton (James Gantt, J. Million), grocers, 61 MeDaniel
Gardner Grafiton W .. homopa- thie physician, 330 Marietta
Gardner Moses M., photographer, 301 Marietta
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Garrett & Bro. (Witham J. and Young), produce, 50 E. Alabama Gartrell Joseph; E., attorney, 33 Whiteball
Gartrell Lucius J., attorney, 33 White'.all
(askill Charles B., attorney, Peach- tree cor Line
Catchell Horace P., physician, IS S. Pryor
Gate City National Bank, L. J. Hill, pres; E. S. MeCandler, cashier ; Pryor cor Wall
Gate City Produce and Cotton Exchange, S. H. Pheian, mngr; 40 S. Broad
Gates Thomas B., teas, 25 Whitehall Gatbright William E., shoemkr, 13 Preachtree
Gatins John, grocer, Calhoun cor Warren Place
Gavan John H , furniture, 7S Peach tree
Gay A. O. M. & Co. (Augustus O. M. and Elbert H. Gay), clothiers, hatters and gents' furnishing goods, 37 Peachtree
Gay Edward S., ins agt, 153 N. Pryor
Geary Patrick W., house and sign painter, 14 Marietta
Georgia Academy of Science, C. W. Smith, seety; Whitehall cor Hun- ter
Georgia Banking and Trust Co., Vincent R. Tommy, pres; Julius M. Patton, cashier ; 12 Wall.
Georgia Chemical and Min- ing Company, Otto Last, pres ; Prof. N. A. Prout, managing diree- tor, 32 Wall. (See page 111.)
Georgia-Eclectic Medical College, 60 Peachtree.
Georgia lee Mufg Co .; JJ. M. Beath, pres und secy; 50 W. Alabama.
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Georgia Iron Works, Grant Wilkins, receiver, 470 Marietta.
Georgia Music House, Phillips & Crew, proprs, 6, 8 and '10 Mari- etta. (See page 105.)
Georgia Mutual Relief Associ- ation, (. J. Forencre, pres ; R. M. Farrar, secy ; Wall cor Loyd. (See page 105.)
Georgia Post-Appeal, D. E. Caldwell, publisher, 20 N. Bro d. (See page 117.)
Georgia Steam Broom Facto- ry, Sciple & Sons, props; mufrs broomsand broom handles, 232-234 Marietta.
Georgia Suit Co., dry goods, 39 Whiteball.
Gerbie J. Charles, watchmaker, 25 Peachtree.
Gershon Aaron, Saloon, 93 W. Peters. Gholstin & Zachry, (Louis Ghols tin, Win. I. Zachry), proprs Ar- lington Mills, n's W. & A. R. R., w of Bartow.
Gifford James A., boiler mkr, 222 Marietta.
Gillam Lonis M., druggist and phy- sician, 88 MeDonough
Gillespie John W., grocer, 141 Cal. houn
Gleason John M., saloon, 9 Decatur Gleeson William, shoomkr, 35 S. Pryor.
Glenn L. J. & Son (L. J. and H. C.), attorneys, 19} Whitehall
Doettings Charles, baker and con- fectioner, 50 Peachtree
Golden Jesse (c), shoemkr, 102 Whitehall
Goldsmith William T., physician. 61 N. Pryor
Goldsmith Bros. (Washington L. and John H.), guano, 69 E. Ala- bama
Goldsmith J. W. & Co. (JeremiaL. W. Goldsmith, Thomas D. Mead- or), whol grocers, 57 E. Alabama Goldsmith & Hughes (Miak F. Gold- smith, John W. Hughes), hats and gents furnishing goods, 9 Peachtree
Goodman Charles M., whol and ret picture frames, moldings, en- gravings, chromos, brackets, etc., 28 Whitehall. (See foot lines. )
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PUBLISHED AT ATLANTA, GA. CIRCULATES THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH.
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THE GAZETTE is the only strictly Sunday paper in the State. It is now in its fifth volume, and .contains thirty-two columns of choice matter, being principally news, gossip and letters. It has sub- scribers in every county in Georgia. Circulates freely in Tennessee, Alabama, South Carolina, Florida and Texas, making it an excellent medium for dvertisers.
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Gregory J. R. Mrs., artist, 40 S. Broad
Griffin John L., liquors, 97 White ball
Griffin Robert J., grocer, 68 Peach- tree
Griffin Thomas W., furniture, 202 Decatur
Grasse Carl G., tailor, 29} Whitehall Gurley J. W. Dr .. propr Southern Surgical Institute, 67 Whiteball. (See page 111)
Gusse Dominick, tailor, 7} W. Ala- bama
Guthinan Hannah Mrs., grocer, 133 Peters
Gordon Hugh II., coal and wood, 45, Guthman Louis L., auction and com, N. Pryor 22 Peachtree
Gordon Thomas W., physician, 62 Peachtree
Grady Stephen P., saloon, 63 E. Ala- bama
Graham John M., attorney, 6} Whichall
Graham William 1., druggist, 5S W. Peters
Graham & Cooledge (John M. Gra- ham, Aurelian F. Cooledge), steno. graphers, 63 Whitehall
Gramling, Spalding & Co. (John R. and Thomas A. Gramling, Robert D. Spalding), whol boots and shoes, 14 Decatur
Gramling William S., dry goods, 81 Peachtree
Gray James A., physician, 80} Ma- rietta
Gray Jame- R., attorney, 3} White- hall
Gray William, marble works, 77 E. Alabama
Green Clement C., county jailer, 34 Fraser.
Green Line Clearing House Agency, R. C. Rob-on, gent agt ; Grant Building
Green Sarah Mrs., grocer, 301 De- Hammock & Meador Cicero C.
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Green & Alexander (Harrison Green, Junius Alexander, black-miths, Line cor Ivy
Hammock, Charles D. Meador), mdse brokers, 55 E. Alabania
Hammond D. F. & W. R. (Denni- F. and William R., attorneys, 23 Whitehall
Hammond Joel F., physician, Peach- tree cor Marietta
Hammond Nathaniel J. Hon., attorney, 543 Whitehall
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Greeson & Moon | Emmette Greeson, Jahn L. Moon), real estate and collection agts, 21 Marietta
Gregory Durell S., grocer, 82 Peach tree
Haas A & Bro. (Aaron and Isaac G.), mdse brokers, 34 E. Alabama Hagan & Wilkes (John T. Hagan, Benjamin M. Wilkes), variety store, 100 Whiteball
Haiman Elias, plow mnfr, 376 Ma- rietta
Haines Bros. (pianos), Phillips and Crew so agts, 6. 8 and10 Mari- rietta. (See page 105
Hall G. W. & Sons ( George W. James J. and J. Sprigg, tobacco brokers, 11 S. Broad
Hall John W., dentist, 2'S W. Peters Hall L. H. & Co. (Levi H. Hall. Edward E. Rawson, John H. Ells- worth). coffin mifrs, Newton cor Eliott
Hall Rius, (, barber, 1] Mitebel!
Hall & Landrum (Micajah Hall, John N. Landrum , grocers, 32 Peachtree
Hallman & Candler (Marcellu- B. Hallman, Asa G. Candler,, drugs, 47 Peachtree
Hamilton & Hudson Lidie E. Ham- ilton, William J. Hudson, com merchants, 17 S. Broad
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Goodman Maurice T., grocer, 78 S. Broad
Goodwin Elma, saloon, 37 S. Pryor Goodwin John B., attorney, 273 Whitehall
LACE CURTAINS and Lambrequins, selected from finest Importations. CARTER & SOLOMON, 50 Whitehall st., Atlanta.
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Hamrick & MeElreath (Narer R. Hamrick and Samuel A. McEl- reath), dry goods, 8 W. Mitchell Hancock Francis G., paper box infr and whol stationer, Broad cor Alabama
Hanlon Joseph, grocer, 20 Foundry Hape Samuel, Dental depot, 34 Whitehall
Haralson Frank L., State libra- rian and attorney, No. 3 State House. (See page 101)
Harding Joseph E., ingr South- ern Copying Co., 93 Marietta. (See page 101)
Harkin John, grocer, 169 Marietta Harp James (c), grocer, 98 W. Pe- ters
Harper Thomas J., jeweler, 7 Peach- tree
Harralson M., Bros. & Co. (Madison, Philip H. and Henry L. Harralson, Henry P. Scales), whol tobacco and cigars, 7 Decatur
Harrison J. P. & Co., James P., George W., Zadok D. Harrison and Dr. James S. Lawton), pub lishers, printers and blank book mnfr, 27 and 29 S. Broad. (See opp page 96)
Harrison Zadok D., elk Supreme Court. State House
Harrison & Bro. Landrum M. and Massey W.i, coal and wood, 31 Decatur and 42 N. Broad
Harrison & Peoples (Zadok D). Harrison, Henty C. Peeples), at- torneys, State House
Harrison & Weathers (George M. Harrison, Edwin E. Weathers), grocers, 309 W. Peters Hart Frederick W., sash, doors and blinds, 30 S. Broad Hart F. W. & Son ( Frederick W. and Frederick W. Jr. , mnfrs sash doors and blinds, Fuller near W.&A R.R.
Hartman Barbara Mrs., confectioner, 26 W. Mitchell
Hartgrove Mary Mrs., dressmkr, 70} Whiteball
Harwell & Bro. (John H. and Wil- liam D.), grocers, 324 Marietta
Harwell & Smith (John M. Harwell, William F. Smith), machinery, 65 S. Broad
Haslett Samuel D., grocer, 173 W. Peters
Haskell Wallace W., ins agt, 27} Whitehall
Haygood William A., attorney, 69 E. Alabama
JOHN MILLIDGE. WM. A. HAYGOOD,
MILLIDGE & HAYGOOD,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Office-Corner Alabama and Loyd Sts., Opposite Georgia Depot.
Mr. Millidge being no longer Po- lice Judge, will devote his undivided time and attention to the practice.
Haynes William A., watches and jewelry, 6, 8 and 10 Marietta
H'wys George W., (c), barber, 12 Wall Healey T. G. & Son (Thomas G. and William T.), contractors and build- eis, 20 Peachtree
Heath David H., produce, 117 White- hall
Hecht, Simon agt, cigars and tobac- co, 50 Marietta
Heery Daniel O. C., physician, De- catur cor Prvor
Heinz & Berkele (Charles Heinz, Jolin Berkeley, guns and fishing tackle, 15 Whitehall
Henderson John T., State Com'r of Agriculture, State House
Hendrix & McBurney (John C. Hendrix, James C. McBurney), real estate and ins agts, 13 S. Pry- or, Kimball House
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Mentschel Gottlieb, saloon, 61 E. Alabama
Herrick Jefferson, manager W. U. Tel. Co., Loyd cor Wall
Heyward W. Izard, attorney, 73 Whitehall
High Joseph M., dry goods, 48 Whieball
Hightower & Hallman (Thom- as J. Hightower, John C. Hallman), whol grocers, 40 and 42 Peachtree and 21 and 23 N. Rroad
Hill Albert (c), barber, 8 Peachtree Hill B. H. & Son ( Benjamin H. and Benjamin H. Jr.), attorneys, 40 Marietta
Hill D. P. & Son (D. Pike and Rob. ert P.), attorneys, 23 Marietta
Hill John M. & Co. (John M. Hill, Samuel Prislean), whol liquors, 16 Decatur
Hill Robert (c), barber, 12 W. Mitch- ell
Hillyer George, judge Superior Court, City Hall
Holleman Joseph T., attorney, room 5, Brown's block
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Hilton Winham A., shoemkr, 185 Marietta
Hinman George, furniture mnfr, 32) Decatur
Hinman John W., mattress mnfr, 318 Decatur
Hirsch Bros. ( Henry, Morris and Joseph, clothing, 42 Whitehall
Hirsch M. & J. (Morris and Joseph), whol clothing, 8 S Pryor
Hirsch S. & Bro. (Simon and Isaac), dry goods, 46 Decatur
Hirshberg Jacob, paper and bag ware- house, 64 S Broad
Hirshberg & Regenstein, paper deal- ers, 87 S Broad
Hitchcock William L., physician, 221 Fair cor Fraser
Hobbs Arthur G., physician, S W. Alabama
Hodgson Valentine M., physician, 202 Marietta
Hoffman John, livery stable, 47 S. Forsyth
Hoge Edward F., attorney, 23 White- hall
Holbrook A. L. & T. A. (Augustus L. and Thomas A.), grocers, 79 Peachtree
Holbrook John M., cotton broker, 54 S. Broad
Holcomb & Hill (Thomas H. Hol- comb and Charles W. Hill), confec- tioners, 71 Decatur
Holland & Son (Sidney G. and Frank), dentist-, 24 Whiteball
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Holliday G. H. & Co. George H. and John S. Holliday), genl store, 101 Whitehall
Holliday Robert A., dentist, 32} Whitehall
Holloway David F., painter, 25 E. Hunter
Holly Charles W., shoemkr, 102 W. Mitchell
Holman William D., grocer, 92 Mc- Donough
Holmes Nick (c), shoemkr, 83 S. Broad
Holmes John (s), shoemkr, 63} E. Alabama
Hook & Smith ( Addison C. Hook, Thomas F. Smith), dry goods and clothing, 65 and 67 Peachtree
Hooks John C., grocer, 296 E. Peach- tree
Hooks Thomas J., attorney, 6} Whitehall
Honecker Christian, groeer, 137 Ma- rietta
Hopkins & Glenn (John L. Hopkins, John T. Glenn), attorneys, 1} Ma- rietta
Horsey T. M. & Co. Thomas M., Thomas A. and Henry S. Horsey), whol hats, 15 N. Pryor
Houston Thomas F., physician, 14} Whitehall
Houston Washington J., asst genl pass agt, Piedmont Air- Line Howard George J. & Bro. George J. and Charles H., drugs, 36 Wall
Howard John (c), wheelwright, 153 Decatur
Howard Warren, grocer, 38 Decatur Howard, Wood & Co. (Azariah G. Howard, Thomas M. Wood, Wil- Ham A. Powell, whol cigars and tobacco, 33 E. Alabama
Howell Daniel H., physician, 57 Ma rietta
Howell Julius R., millwright and mill contractor, 75 E. Alabama
Hoyt Samuel B., attorney, 68 E. Hunter
Hubbard Bros., James Morris, ingr; book publishers, Pryor s e cor Alabama
Hubbard W. L. & Son (William L. and William L. Jr.), grocers, 24 Peachtree
Huey John W., blacksmith, MeDon- ough road 2 miles
Huff James C., grocer, 91 Whitehall Huff William A., rropr Markham House
Hulbert William W., agt So Express Co., 24 and 26 Wall
Hulsey & McAfee ( William H. Hul- sey, Jerome M. McAfee), attorneys, 23 Marietta
Humphries George P., trav agt N. Y. P. & O. R. R., 13 Pryor
Humphries Ledford, grocer, 176 De- catur
Hunnieutt Joseph M., pat medicines, 6 Decatur
Hunnicutt & Bellingrath (C. W.
Hunnieutt, A. Bellingrath), hard- Ware, etc., 36 and 38 Peachtree
Hurst & Martin ( William J. Hurst, Julius R. Martin), restaurant, S E. Alabama
Hurt Joel, real estate and ins agt, 44 Marietta
Huss J. C., physician, end of E. Peachtree
Hutchings William D. (c), barber, 11 Marietta
Hutchison & Bro. (Julian A. and Humphrey G.), drugs, 14 Whiteball Hynes Isaac, clothing, 7 Whitehall Huzzy R. H. & Co. (Robert H. Huzzy), trunk mnfrs, 37 S. Prvor Inman Hugh T. & Co. ( Hugh T. In- man, James W. Harle and James W. R. Jenkins), fertilizers, 41 S. Broad
Inman S. M. & Co. (Samuel M. and Walter P. Inman, William C. San- ders), cotton buyers, 39 S. Broad
International Cotton Exposition, Hon. Joseph E. Brown, pres ; J. W. Ryckman, secy ; H. I. Kimball, director general ; office IS Mariett} Ivie The dore H., photographer, 40 Whitehall
Irwin Young M., grocer, 468 Marietta
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White Lead and Oil. B. H. Broomhead & Co.
CARTER & SOLOMON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in CARPETS. Cil Cloths, &c., 50 Whitehall st., Atlanta
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Jack F. M. & Co. (Francis M. Jack, J. Perry Chisholm), confectioners, 43 Peachtree
Jack George W., cracker and candy mnfr, rear 283 Whitehall
Jack & Holland, (William F. Jack, Edmond W. Holland), whol and ret confectioners, 36 Whitehall Jackson Henry H., supt Atlanta Telephonic Exchange ; office Kim- ball House
Jackson Jesse W., intelligence office, 33 Marietta
Jackson & Lumpkin ( Henry Jackson,
J. H. Lumpkin), attorneys, 40 Marietta
James John H., banker, 20 Whitehall Jarral Willis, saloon, 15 Marietta
Jarvis William L., carriage mufr, 44 Line; repository 17 N. Pryor
Jefferies Richard S., attorney, 23 Whitehall
Jenkins Cornelius (c), blacksmith, 270 W. Peters
Jentzen Jobn H., saloon, 135 White- ball
Jervey Henry. physician, 73 White- hall
Jett Allison W., saloon, 3 Peachtree Johnson Allen D., physician, 179} Marietta
Johnson, Camp & Co. (James M. Johnson, Miller P. Camp, John S. Lowe), grocers, 170 W. Peters
Johnson Charles J. (@), barber, Pry- or n of Alabama
Johnson D. & Bro. (Dennis and James), grocers, 253 Fair
Johnson Elam, com mer, 22 N. Broad
Johnson James L., harness, 22 W. Alabama
Johnson John T., physician, 30} Ma- rietta
Johnson Joseph H, manfr agricul- tural implements, Marietta cor Mill
Johnson J. V. & Bro. (Jacob V. and George E.), restaurant, S E. Ala- bama
Johnson Mark W. & Co. (Mark W. Johnson, L. O. Nilesi, seeds, agricultural implements and ma- chinery, 27 Marietta
Johnson & Balwell, meat market, 334 Decatur
Johnson & Maxwell (John M. John- son, George T. Maxwell), physi- cians, 48 Marietta
Johnson & Orr (Josiah M. Johnson, William B. Oir), meat market, 36 Johnson & Son (Benj. F. and Hen- ry F.), grocers, 140 Marietta W. Mitchell
Johnston J. E. & Co. Joseph E. Johnston, Livingston Mims), ins agte, 13 Marietta
Jolly Moses W., groeer, 182 Decatur Jolly R. & Son ( Robert and Joseph H ), saloon, 590 Decatur
Jones Alex. R., attorney at law, Grant bldg
Jones Arminius B., mngr Wal- den & Stow
Jones Benjamin (c), baker, 22 Deca- tur
Jones Edward L., banker, 12 E. Wall Jones John Jr., distiller, 20 E. Ala- bama
Jones John G., tailor, 1 E. Alabama Jones Paul, whol liquors, 22 E. Ala- bama
Jones Ransom, grocer, 115 Wheat
Jones Robert B., mngr National Pub- lishing Co., 30 Whitehall
Jones W. L., special agent and detec. tive, 2 Whitehall
Jones William O., livery stable, 51 S. Broad
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