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Woods William B. Hon., Justice Su- prete Court, Custom House
Woodard B. & Co. (Butler Woodard, Sidney C. McCandless), cotton buy- ers, 63 S. Broad
Woolley Basil M., propr opium cure, 333 Whitehall. (See front fly A.)
Word Robert C., editor Southern Medical Record, and physician 30} Whitehall.
Wrenn Albert B., pa sagt N. C. & St. L. R. R., 13 Pryor
Wrenn Beverly W., gent pass agt W. & A. R. R., office R. R. cor Forsyth
Wright John J. (c), shoemakr, 48 N Broad
Wright John T., grocer, Calhoun cor Houston
Wright William A., comptroller general, State House
Wright Robert W., publisher's agt, 43 Loyd
Wright & Dorsey (William F. Wright, Rufus T. Dorsey), attor- ney., 33 Whiteball
Wurzburg Lewis, millinery and fancy goods, 54 Whitehall
Wylie James R., whol grocer, 32 and 34 N. Bread
Wyly A. C, B. F. & Co. (Augustine C and Benjamin F. Wyy, James M. Ponder, Charles E. Caveriy, Darwin G. Jones), whol grocers, 51 E. Alabama
Wenn Amanda M. Mrs , stoves and tinware, 12 Marietta
Wynn J. O. & Co. (James O. Wynn. Benjamin F. Harlow), cigars and tobacco broker-, 33 E. Alabama
Young F. S. & Co. (Florien S. Young), wholeny: re. 20 E. Alabama Young Mens' Library Associa- tion, Juhus L. Brown, pres; C. E. Harman, librarian; A. C. Bil- lups, aust see; 39 Decatur
Youngblood & Hall (Addison 1. Youngblood, Thomas N. Hall), mdse brokers, 31 ES. Alabaisa
Zachry James G., attorney, 54} Whitehall
Zerbe Francis E .. patent agency and publisher American Inventor, 22 Wall (See page 97)
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Wilson WIBiam T., genl agt The Davis Sewing Machine Co., 14 W. Mitchell
Wilson W. S. & Bro. ( William S. and John C.), coal, wood, lumber, lime; main office 10 N. Broad; stores 7 Spring, on W. & A. R. R. (See page 97.)
Wilson & Tyner (Henry L. Wilson, Charles O. Tyner), drugs, 30 Ma- rietta
Wimpy John A., attorney, 14} Whitehall
Winent Julia Mrs., meat market, 190 Marietta
Winham Edward L, printer, 83 Ma. rietta
Winn Loch J., attorney, 6} White- hall
Winship & Bro. (George and Robert), iron works, cotton gin and press mofrs; Foundry cor W. & A. cross- ing.
Winter & Brown (James L. Winter, Clinton I. Brown), whol grocers, 59 E. Alabama
Withers Walter S., iron foundry, 26 Calhoun
ATLANTA IRON FOUNDRY
W. S. WITHERS, Propr.
Manufacturer of all kinds of Casting. Fencing, ete. Office an't shop correr Calhoun St. and Georgia R B.
Wolf. Henry, grocer, & White hall Wolford George S. S., si t Con- tinomial Insurance Co., 10 W. Ala- bama
LINOLEUM, in in all patterns, at Carter & Solomon's, 50 Whitehall street, Atlanta.
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Zimmerman, Hugh H. Gordon), mufrs water elevators, june Wheat and Pryor
Zinszer Peter, silver plater, 50 S. Broad
ATTAPULGUS.
Decatur County.
Located on Attapulgus Creek, 12 miles from Bainbridge, the county seat, which is also the nearest rail- road station and express and tele- graph offire. Has about 50 inhabi- tants, grist mill, Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Receives mail three times a week from Bainbridge. E. B. Lasseter, P. M.
Griffin J. C., justice
Presnell M. E .. justice
Nicholson S. M., physician
AUBURN. Gwinnett County.
Has a population of about 140. Situated 10 miles east of Lawrence- ville, the county seat, and nearest railroad station, with which place it has stage communication. Has Bap- tist and Methodist churches, an academy, and a grist mill operated by water power furnished by the Appalachee river. Cotton is the principal produet. Mailsemi-weekly. J. S. Blakey, P. M.
Bailey N., gin and mill
Blakey & Cosby (B. A. Blakey, W. P. Cosby), genl store
Ethridge & Robert, gin and mill Ethridge & Brown, gin and mill Hinton S. L., physician
Hinton & Unvard, gin and mi 1 Lanier R. S. D., genl store
Parks W. W. & Son, genl -tore Perry & Smith, gent store
AUCILLA.
Thomas County.
Located 18 miles southeast of Thomasville, the county seat, and
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AUGUSTA. Richmond County.
The county seat, situated on the Savannah river 250 miles from its mouth ; 132 miles from Savannah by rail, and 171 from Atlanta. The city was laid out in 1735, and the first house built in that year. Its growth was steady np to 1860, when it con- tained a population of 12,493, which was inereased to 15,356 in 170. The United States census of 1880 showed a population of 23,023, an increase of more than 50 per cent in the last de. cade.
It is rightly credited as being one of the handsomest cities of its size in the United States. Being regularly laid out, the streets extremely wide -Broad and Greene streets each having a width of 165 feet-the for- mer being the principal business thoroughfare and the latter the resi- denee of its inhabitants most favored by fortune with worldly possessions. Both ends of Broad street away from the immediate portion, have beauti- ful rows of shade trees in the centre. and Greene street is shaded and adorned by a quadruple row of inag niticent trees its entire length, form - ing a promenade unequalled for beauty and pleasure.
Augusta is at present the terminus of six railroads-the Georgia, Cen- nearest express office. Ten miles: tra , Macon & Augusta, South Caro- south of Boston-S. F.& W. R. R., -itslina, Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta usual depot, and 9 miles north of and Port Royal & Augusta. The Monticello, Florida. Has a popula- Augusta & Knoxville, now in tion of about 9), and receives a course of construction, will form the weekly mail by carrier. O. F. Bacon, seventh. P. M.
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cial centre this city is equaled by few in the south. The falls of the river at this point were utilized for manu- facturing and other purposes by the Augusta canal. The first survey was made in 1844, and the canal built with a width of 50 feet and a depth of 7 feet, and water admitted into the first level Nov. 23, 1846. In 1875 it was enlarged, and is now 150 feet wide and Il feet deep, its available power being estimated at 14,000 horse (of which some 2,000 is now in use ), and its entire cost amounting to about a million and a half dollars. In size, as to width and depth, it is second to but one in the world -the Suez ship canal.
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Among the industries operated by this power are the following cotton mills, viz: the Angusta Factory, En- prise Factory, Globe Mills, J. B Mc- Connelly's Mill, Summerville Mill, King Mill. The Sibley and King are not yet completed. The total number of spindles run by the above mills-on completion of the Sibley and King-will amount to 126,500. Augusta is also the market for the' goods manufactured by the Langley Factory at Langley, S. C., 9 miles distant, and the Graniteville Fac- tory, located at Aiken, S. C., 12 miles distant. These two mills run 41,000 spindles, which, added to the above, give a grand total of 167,500. About 5,000 operatives find employment through this source. In addition to the above are the Georgia Chemical Works, manufacturing fertilizers ; three large flouring mills, turning out about 450 barrels flour and 1,500 bush- els meal daily ; a cotton seed oil mill and two large irou foundries and ma- chine shops. Large, convenient and
handsome stores, well stocked, grace the city, worthy of mention amony which is Delaue & Hickok's. This building is 40 feet front by 125 deep, and is three stories higb, has an iron front, is fire proof and furnished with all modern conveniences for the ac- commodation of its customers.
The press is ably represented here by the Augusta Chronicle and Consti- tutionalist, a morning daily, tri- weekly and weekly, and the Augusta Evening News, daily and weekly. There is also a religious weekly, (col- ored), the Georgia Baptist.
The city is well supplied with ho- tels, ably conducted and affording ample accommodations to the travel- ing publie. The most prominent are the Globe and Planters. The moral and educational advantages are su- perior, there being about twenty churches of different denominations.
Among the institutions of learning may be mentioned the Richmond Academy, incorporated in 1783, be- ing the fifth oldest incorporated edu- cational institute in the United States; the Medical College of Geor- gia, incorporated in 1828, now the medieal department of the Univer- sity of Georgia, having a library of more than 5,000 volumes and a fine chemical laboratory ; St. Mary's Academy and the Academy of the Sisters of Mercy, and a public school system comparing favorably with any in the country.
There are several banking institu- tions, the combined capital of which aggregate 86,000,000. The city gov- ernment is composed of a mayor and board of councilmen. The Augusta Orphan Asylum (Roman Catholic) is located here. Several fine monu- ments tend to grace the city -- one erected by the city in 1851 at a cost of $3.000 to the memory of the Geor- gia signers of the declaration of in- dependence, Hall, Walton and Gwin- nett; one erected by the St. James Methodist Sunday-school to the mem . ory of the former teachers and -chol- ars who fell in the Confederate ser- vice, and a third erected by the La- dies' Memorial Association, at a cost Tot over $17,00), to the memory of
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the men of Richmond county who ' lost their lives in the Confederate cause. Charles H. Prince, P. M.
Robert L. Rodgers, attorney-at. law, collecting, conveyancing and surrogate practice, Atlanta, Geor- gia. (See page 95)
Academy of Richmond Co., Louis A. Dugas, M.D., L. L.D., president; Telfair cor Sixth
Adams' D. L. Son ( William Adams), cotton factor. 20 Eighth
Allen John C., meat market, 309 Seventh
Allen Joseph E., physician, 613 Greene
Allen J. V. H. & Co. (Joseph V. H. and George H. Allen), ins agts, stock brokers, 737 Broad
Allen M. C. Mrs., dressmaker, 412 Broad
Alexander James H., whol and ret drugs, 70S Broad
Alexander William F., cotton bro. Augusta and Port Royal Compress ker, 751 Reynolds
Amonitti Elmore D., barber, Central Hotel
Anderson William T., dry goods, 740 Broad
Apel J. William, boots and shoes, 949 Broad
ertson. see ; 712 Broad
. Armand & Russell (Joseph T. Ar- mand, James J. Russell, cotton com, 35 Seventh
Armstrong Thomas, groeer, 916 Broad
Asher Abrabain, clothing, 60S Broad Atkinson & Sou (George S., Frank H. and Charles D., propr- . Globe Hotel, Lighth cor Broad. (See page 161)
Augusta Evening News, Wm. H. Moore, editor, 823 Broad
Augusta Exchange, Wm. M. Reid, pres; E. T. Miller, see; 167 Rey- nolds
Augusta Factory The, William E. Jackson, pres; sheetings and drill -; Barnes & Cumming (George T. office 705 Broad
'ugusta Gas Light Co., 706 Broad
Augusta Hotel, Miss M. E. Rich- Barrett William H., whol drug-, 822 mond, propr ; 697 Broad Broad Angusta lee Co., 710 Ellis
Augusta Opera House, N. K. Butler, mingr; office Opera House Arcade
Augusta Public Produce and Cotton Exchange, T. H. Brown & Co., proprs: 108 Eighth
Augusta Savings Institution of Augusta, Alfred Baker, pres; Joseph S. Bean Jr., sec and treas, 811 Broad
Augusta Water Works, 212 Seventh Augusta aad Knoxville R. R. Co .. E. F. Verdery, pres; M. V. Calvin, sec; J. W. Clarke, treas; A. G. Twiggs, supt; 737 Broad
Co., William M. Bead, sec and treas: 104 Eighth
Augusta and Summerville Railroad Co., (street railroad ), James J. Davies, pres and treas; Edward G. Mosher, supt and sec; 513 Thirteenth
Arctic Ice Machine Co., R. W. Rob. Baile George A., carpets and grocer- ies, 828 Broad
Bailie James G., carpets and grocer- ies, 713 Broad
Baker Archibald H., physician. 618 Greene
Balk C. J. Theodore, dry goods and millinery, 624 Broad
Balk Henry A. L, dry goods, 604 Broad
Baldwin John, ice. 510 Reynolds Barnsley & Hickey ( William
Barnsley, Edmund J. Hickey ), barbers, Globe Hotel
Bank of Augusta ( The), William S. Roberts, pres; E. H. Walton, cash- ier, 813 Broad
Barnes Andrew J., grocer and saloon, 1111 Fenwick
Barnes, Joseph B. Cummings, at- torneys. 13 Law Range
Barrett & Caswell (Thomas G. Bar- rett, Theodore D. Caswell, com mers, 912 Broad
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Barton John E. & Co. (John E. Barton, John T. Mccluskey), Sew- ing Machine Depot, 1016 Broad Barrow William, saloon, 1032 Broad Barry Edward, drugs and fertilizers, 827 Broad
Battey Robert (c), carriage mkr, 311 Seventh
Baum Adolph, clothing, 1031. Broad Baum Julius, clothing, 1115 Broad
Beall & Co. (M. R. Beall, Louis A. Gardede, Joseph B. Davenport), druggists, 612 Broad
Becehar Daniel S., salcon, 901 Ninth
B-an Thomas S., attorney, 303 Sev- enth
Behrmann William, variety store, 457 Broad
Belener Engene R., dep col internal rev, 113 Eighth
Bell Frank, grocer, 101 Wylde Benat Charles, grocer, 5$2 Third
Benfield Abraham S. te), shoemkr, 212 Sixth
Benson A. M. Mrs., boarding, 945 Broad
Benson Berry, cotton broker, 34 Sev- ruth Benson William E., mer tailor, 739 Broad
Bennett & Fayun ( William Bennett, Jeremiah C. Flynn), grocers, 1118 Ninth
Bennett & Howard (James A. Ben- nett, George H. Howard), grocers, 503 Ninth
Berry Jiles M., broker and com mer, 932 Walker
Berry Thomas H., groeer, 1 Twiggs Bernhardt Bessie Mrs., millinery, 1312 Broad
Bossman J. W., whol liquors, 904 Broad
Bevan Evan. com mer, 553 Broad
Bevan Frederick, saloon, 545 Broad Bignon Armand F., dentist, 438 Broad
Bignon A. P., oysters, fish and game, 501 Broad
Buell Kent, com mer, 113 Eighth Black Jas. C. C., attorney, 702 Broad Blaisdell Frank, civil engineer contractor, insurance agt and real estate broker; agt Travelers In- surance Co .. of Hartford; Pe- tersburg ( Va.) Insurance and Savings Institute ; 75 Broad. (See page 151)
Bligh Thomas C., glass and china Ware, 95 Broad
Blanchard Adiel J. W., mngr J. C. Ludlow & Co., 711 Broad
Blunt Patrick, variety store, 118 Fifth
Bohler John A., co tax collector, 640 Broad
Bohler & Pierson ( William A. Bobler, Charles A. Pierson!, car- . riage mnirs, Eleventh cor Broad. (See page 155)
Bondurant, Japling & Co. (John P. Bondurant, William B. Japling, William B. Lowe), brick mnirs, s of South Boundry
Bones, Dougherty & Co. ( Mrs. J. M. « Bones, Mrs. S. J. Dougherty, Mrs. M. D. Arnall), hardware, 849 Broad Boswell Wilber, grocer, 535 Broad Boucher Peter, shoemkr, 558 Ellis
Boulineau George E., florist, 313 Greene
Borg Loo & Co., grocers, 1460 Ninth
Bowen William D., gunsmith, 842 Broad
Bowles J. L. & Co. (Joseph L Bowles, Allen & Lindsay,) furniture, 717 Broad
Bowers Martin E., physician, 918 Broad
Boyle Hugh, saloon and restaurant, 302 Eighth
Brad street Company The. B.C. John- son, supt, 640 Broad
Brathe Frederick A., jeweler, 702 Broad
Brannen Thomas Mrs., grocer, 1440 Broad
Bredenberg John J., grocer, 142 Broad
Brenner John A., supt W. C. Tel. Co., 615 Broad
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Brenner Peter, piano maker and tuner, 1350 Broad
Brigham Clarence R, grocer, 516 Broad
Brigham William H., grocer and : com mer, 524 Broad
Brislan John, dry goods, 1138 Broad Brooks Henry, clothing, hats, boots ! and shoes, 614 and 636 Broad
Brown James, grocer and saloon, 1242 Ninth
Brown Joseph T., saloon, 928 Broad Brown T. H.& Co. (Theron H Brown, James F. Lyon), proprs Augusta
Publie Produce and Cotton Ex-|Carroll Annie Mrs., milliner, 932 Broad
change, 10S Eighth
Brunner Charles W., com mer, 561 Broad
Buckley John T., books and station. | Carter J. S., physician, 733 Reynolds ery, 632 Broad Carr J. P. Mrs., grocer, 830 Ninth
Bugg William T .. grocer, 416 Thir- Casey Lewis, grocer, 1337 Broad
Burch James W., boots and shoes, 562 and 914 Broad
Burdell Joseph M., cotton factor and Chapman Bros. (George W. and ins agt, 106 Eighth
Burke House, Mrs. William O'Brien, propr, 602 Broad
Borns Benjamin, dry goods, 518 Broad
Barum & Bro. (John O. and Henry M.), grocers, 842 Broad
Burum P. G. & Co. ( Peter G. Borum, Burt O. Miller), whol grocers, 825 Broad
Busses H., grocer, 521 Thirteenth
Bussey & Carswell (James S. Bussey, James F. Carswell), grocers, 609 Broad
Byrne John H., shoemkr, 805 Ellis
Byrnes William, carpenter and builder, 110 Sixth
Calhoun James, produce, 1138 Broad Calhoun & Wilson (Frank A. Cal- houn, James J. Wilson), boots and shoes, 54S Broad
Cahaghen Ellen Mrs., grocer, 1248 Broad
Callaghan Maggie, confections, 424 Ninth
Callaghan Timothy, grocer, 1501 Ninth
Calvin Andrew M , grocer, 119 Fifth Calvin Martin V., agt, J. B. Lip- pincott & Co.'s publications, 740 Reynolds (See front colored page F)
Calvin & Co. (George W. Calvin, Thomas M. Philpot and James M. Philpot), grocers, 218 Fifth (See page 155)
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Campfield Henry T., dentist, 843 Broad
Capers Frank W. Jr., attorney, 130 Eighth
Carroll Michael P., attorney, 824 Broad
Carwile Zachariah W. JJr., grain and provision broker, 723 Broad Central Hotel, 730 Broad
Thomas L., plumbers, 318 Eighth Chess, Carley & Co., William L. Patterson, mnur; oil dealres, 206 Seventh
Chew & Kelley, (William Chew, Edward D. Kelley , cotton brokers, 28 Seventh
Chronicle and Constitutiona- list. (daily, tri weekly and week. ly), Patrick Walsh, pres; George Adams, see ; 706 Broad, 709 Ellis (See page 163)
Clark Jackson, grocer, 10! Third
Clark John T., livery stable, 1832 Elli-
Butts James A. & Co. (c), (James 3. A. Butts, Crawford C. Carey, bar- Clark N. Braun, milliner, .19 Broad bers, 944 Broad
Clark: Ralph P., whol confectioner, 922 Broad
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Brown Chester( c), saloon, 319 Eighth Campbell A. Sibley, physician, 112 Brown Enech W., co. surveyor
Brown Jesse P. H., dentist, 839 Broad Campbell Henry F., surgeon, 715
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Clarke Osmond M., druggist, 112, ' Broad
Clark's John M. Sons (Amos K., John W., Charles R, Job A, A. W., Frank R. and Clarence E.), flour and cotton mills, 908 Broad
Clayton E. P. & Co. (Edward P. and Clifford W. Clayton), cotton factors, 901 Reynolds
Clinton H. E., agt bottling works, 1348 Broad
Cohen C. Henry, attorney, 303 Sev- enth
Cohen George, watches, etc, 538 Broad
Cohen John J., bond and stock bro- ker, 723 Broad
Cohen J. J. & Sons (John J. and P. L.), bankers, 623 Broad
Colclough Michael, grocer, 953 Broad Coleman L. W. & Co. (Lindsay W.
Coleman), com and feed, 915 Broad Collins Patrick, genl store, 1133 Broad Collins V. V. Mrs., china and glass ware, 910 Broad
Commercial Bank of Augusta The, WV. T. Wheless, pres ; L. T. Talia- ferro, cash; S05 Broad
Convey Patrick, grocer, 102 Miller
Conway G. W. Mrs., bair goods, 943 Broad
Conway George W., livery stable 1022 Broad
Cooper John Jr .. , treas Central R. R., 554 Calhoun
Costello Edward J., grocer, S01 Sixth Cotter Ellen Mrs., grocer, 802 Ninth Cotter Nicholas, groceries and li- quors, 927 Ninth
Cowart John W., restaurant, Central Depot
Cox Annie Mrs., varieties, 524 Eighth Cox Valantine, grocer, S28 Fifth
Crane Elijah J., jeweler, 1105 Broad Cronnm R. Mr -. , grocer, 724 Tavlor
Crump Samuel H., elk co. court, Court-house
Cumming John, grocer, 218 Forsyth Cumming Montgomery, attorney, 803 Broad Cunningham John, grocer, 218 Twelfth
Cunningham Dutch (e), undertaker, rear of 940 Broad
Cunningham Edwin R., grocer, comr of deeds and notary, 12> Fifth Curry George P., banker, 633 Broad Curtis L., physician. 925 Greene
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Daly & Armstrong (James Daly, John F. 'Arms rong), dry goods, 722 Broad
Daniel Wilberforce, cotton factor, S05 Reynolds
Daniel Wilberforce, sheriff Rich- mond county, Court House
Daniel Z. & Co. (Zachariah Daniel, Frank J. Miller), grocers, 745 Broad D'Antignac Harris H., notary and ex-officio justice, 8441 Broad
Davant James S., gent freight and pass agt P. R. & A. R. R., Fen wick cor McIntosh
Davidson William T., notary and com of deeds, 118 Eighth
Davidson J. S. & W. T. (John S. and William T.), attorneys, 118 Eighth
Davis Gilbert (e), saloon, 827 Eighth Day, Tannahill & C .( oseph H. Day, Samuel Tannahill, Samuel H. Sib- ley), carriages and saddles, 735 Broad
Deas & Palmer (William J. Deas, William M. Palmer), grocers, 221 Seventh
Delane & Hickok (William De- lane, John J. Hickoky, dry goods, 630 Broad. (See page 143)
Delph Wallace I., stoves and tin ware $31 Broad
Denning Jabez T., produce com mer 611 Broad
Derry & Law ( Edgar R. Derry, Mc- Kinne Law ), grocers, $45 Broad Dever James, grocer, 1111 Broad
Dicks J. J. & Bro. (James J. aud Leonidas F. i, grocers, 523 Broad Dodge Edward W., job printer, 121 Eighth
Dodge George R., dyer, 519 Broad
Doolittle Ezra F .. house, sign, ornamental and carriage painter, 117 seventh. (See page 161)
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Dorr August, mer tailor and whol woolens, 718 Broad
Dorsey Edward R., freight and pass agt Ga. R. R .; Walker cor Camp bell
Doscher Edward E., attorney and magistrate, 640 Broad
Doscher Henry A., grocer, 801 Fifth Doscher John & Co. (John Dos- cher, George Hains), grocers, 606 Broad
Doughty J. J. & Co. (John J. and James P. Doughty), cotton factors, 17 Seventh
Doughty William H., physician, 603 Ellis
Doughty William H. Jr., physician, 603 Ellis
Douglass & Gillette ( Robert Douglass, Simon O. Gillette), omnibus line, 521 Ninth
Dowling Ann Mrs., grocer, 1319 Broad
Doyle William, grocer, 503 Eighth Dryer John, grocer, 601 Third
Dub Bernhard, propr Planters Hotel, 929 and 933 Broad
Dugas George C., physician, 624 Broad
Dugas Louis A., physician, 624 Broad
Dugas Lonis A., solr genl co court Dugas Louis A. Jr., attorney, 10 Inw Range
Dunbar William M., co treasurer Dunbar W. M. & Co. ( William M. Dunbar, William J. Hollings- worth), mdse brokers and steam- boat agts, 832 Broad
Dunn Rosannah Mrs., millinery, 534 Broad
Dutcher Salem, attorney, 628 Broad Dwyer Charles E., dry good-, 50S Broad
Elbert Joseph (c), tailor, 315 Ninh BUILDERS' SUPPLY HOUSE, {
Emanuel P. C. & Co. (Phillip C. Emanuel, Ellis Lyons), clothing, 1005 Broad
Enterprise Manufacturing Co., Geo. T. Jackson, pres; N. W. Arm- strong, sec; cotton factory. Office 127 Eighth
Equitable Life Assurance So- ciety of the U. S., Joseph S. Bean Jr., agt; 811 Broad
Esterbrook R. H., physician, 1026 Seventh
Eve Edward J., physician, 825 Greene Eve Francis E., attorney, 805 Broad Eve Robert C., physician, 308 Sixth
Eve Sterling C., physician, 619 Greene
Eve William, judge co court, Court House
Evers George, baker, 117 Fifth
Evers John F., grocer, 115 Fifth
Excelsior Bottling Works, E. Sheehan, propr; 1025 Greene. (See page 151.)
Eve Theodore, grocer, 463 Broad Fagin John, grocer, 830 Seventh
Falks James H., dentist, 821 Broad
Fargo L. W., physician, 314 Seventh Farr William J., lamps and oil, 543 Broad
Farrell John J., sewing machines, 314 Eighth
Feary John H., jeweler, 729 Broad Ferber Kasper, baker, 1034 Broad Ferreol A., shoemkr, 621 Ellis
Ferris John C., mer tailor, 216 Sev- enth
Fleming Julian A., attorney, 640 Broad
Fleming Porter, com mer, 738 Reyn- olds
Fleming Robert A., cotton factor, 903 Reynolds
Fleming Robert G., supt P. R. & A. R. R., Fenwick cor MeIntosh
Fleming Thomas F., drugs, 926 Broad Fleming William II., attorney, 826 Broad
Fleming & Loffin (James L. Flem- ing, Jantes A. Loilin), grocers, 816 Broad
Fogerty Thomas Mrs., grocer, 202 Twigys,
Force Louis L., groeer, 212 Eighth
Ford D. Saussure, physician, Broad cor Seventh
Ford J. W., shoemkr, 501 Ninth
E; Doors, Sash, Blinds. B. H. Broomhead& Co.
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