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Reese Enoch 1)., grocer, 1202 Broad
Reid Frank W., cotton buyer, 104 Campbell
Reid James, baker, 221 Fifth
Reynolds Patrick, marble works, Campbell Ninth cor Telfair. (See page 159).
Rhodes Charles A., ice and produce, rear 921 Broad
Rhodes Thomas R., Son & Co.(Thom- as R., George C. and Thomas V. Rhodes, ) grocers, 546 Broad
Rice M. Mrs., millinery, 632 Broad
Rice M. A. & B. Mis- Mary A. and Bridget), millinery, 634 Broad
Richards V. & Bro. (Vernon and Cal- vus), dry goods, 921 Broad
Richards W. T. & Son ( William T. and Joseph M., books, stationery and printing, $29 Broad
Richmond Mary E. Miss, propr Au- gusta Hotel, 506 Broad
Ridley Ulyses A., mer tailor, 122 Seventh
Ried James Mrs., confectioner, 930 Ninth
Rigsby John W., boots and shoes, 847 Broad
Rittel Frank J., tailor, 113 Fifth
Rival Jules, confectioner and toys. 726 Broad
Roach Patrick, grocer, 1269 Broad
Sammerall Joseph, grocer, 118 Broad Sancken Deidrick, saloon and restau- rant, 540 Broad
Sarling Bertha Mrs., dry goods, 951 Broad
Roberts & Co. William S. and Savarese John, fruits, 220 Sixth
James M. Roberts, J. Jones Gardi- ner). whol grocers, 116 Eighth
Schauffele Frederick, grocer and sa- loon, 221 Sixth
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Robinson G. O. and Co. (George O. Robinson, and Ludden & Bates), pianos and organs, 831 Broad
Roche Patrick, shoemkr, ILS Eighth Rodes T. R. Son & Co. (Thomas R., G. C., and Thomas V. Rodes), gro- cers, 621 Fourth
Rodger James B., contractor and builder, 626 Ellis
Rogers Edward G., furniture and un- dertaker, 549 Broad
Rogers Elijah H., gunsmith, 560 Broad
Roesel & Keener (Albert Roesel, Jacob Keencr), meat market, 1013 Broad
Roley M. Mrs., grocer, 1253 Broad
Rooney James, grocer and saloon, 1301 Broad
Root W. K., drugs, 801 Greene
Rosenfield Louis, clothing, Broad
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Ross B. H., baker, 914 Ellis
Roulett Thomas P,, grocer, 1101 Broad
Rowland Charles R., city bill poster, S41 Ellis
Russell & Potter (Henry F. Russell, Robert W. Potter), cotton export- ors, 1 Seventh
Ryan Patrick, grocer and saloon, 1414 Eighth
St. Mary's Academy, in charge of Sisters of Mercy, 70S Telfair
Sacred Heart Academy, in charge of the Sisters of Mercy, 1258 Ellis
Sabel Joseph, leather, hides and wool, 30s Eighth
Robbe Charles A .. plumber, 734 Ellis Roberts W. S. & Son ( William S. and John P. j, com mers and ware. house, 103 Seventh
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MOULDINGS AND FRAMES at C M. Goodman's, 23 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. Western Prices duplicated at wholesale.
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Sibley & Jordan (George R. Sibley, William M. Jordan), cotton factors, S47 Reynolds
Sibley & Oliver ( A. W. Sibley, Casper N. Oliver), cotton factors, 733 Rey- nolds
Simmons & Elzy (c), (Thomas H. Simmons, Richard Elzy), grocers, 427 Third
Singer Mufg Co. (The), M. A. Malone migr, 547 Broad
Slack Uriah, wheelwright and black- smith, 109 Twiggs
Sledge Paul R., agt S. C. R. R., 511 Reynolds
Smith A. M. Mrs., dressmkr, 613 Ellis
Smith Benjamin H. Jr., cotton broker, 744 Reynolds
Smith Edward A. (c), barber, 511 Broad
Smith Ellen Mrs., clothing, 1009 Broad
Smith Hiram, physician, 534 Ellis Smith J. D. & T. F. (John D. and Theodore F.), sewing machines, 525 Broad
Schweigert John, shoemkr, 207 Smiith Peter (c), blacksmith, 617 Monument
Schweigert William, watches and jewelry, 732 Brond
Sedgwick Maria Miss, boarding, 627 Broad
Sharkey Mary A., dry goods, 222 Fifth
Suarkey Patrick Mrs., black-mith, Snead Claiborne, judge Circuit Court, 218 Fifth
Court House
Shefton Adam (c), barber. 128 Eighth Snelling M. P. & Co. (Martin P. and Sheffield Albert, baker, 626 Ellis James M. Spelling), painters, 216 Sixth
Sheehan Edward, propr Excel-
sior Bottling Works, 1025 Greene Southall & Co, dyers and scourers, (See page 151) 113 Ninth
Sherman William L., saddles and Southern Bell Telephone and Tele- harness, 950 Broad
Shewmake John T., attorney, 35 Broad
Sholes A. E & Co. ( Albert E. Sholes, Frank Smyth), stoves and tinware, 924 Broad
Sholes & Co. (Albert E. Sholes, Charles F. Weatherby), directory publishers, 924 Broad
Sibley Manufacturing Co., William C. Sibley, pres; cotton factory, office 102 Ninth
Sibley William C., pres Langley and Sibley Mu's Co.s, 102 Ninth
BUILDERS' SUPPLY HOUSE,
Lime and Hair. B. H. Broomhead & Co.
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Schapp Mary Mrs., grocer, 1031 Greene
Schlem Frederick, shoemaker, 119 Seventh
Schmitt Anna Mrs., grocer, 1132 Broad
Schneider Ernest R., wines and liquors, 601 and 802 Broad
Schneiker & Meyer (Henry F. Sebneiker, Charles H. R. Meyer), grocers and liquors, 502 Broad
Schroeder Frederick W., grocer, 13)1 Broad
Schwantes Hannah Mrs., dry goods, 1242 Broad
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Sunth & Crane ( Andrew J. Smith, William H. Crane), whol grocers, 906 Broad
Smythe E. D. & Co. (Edmund D. Smythe, ), china and glass, 712 Broad
graph Co., D. A. Carson, acting supt; 615 Broad
Southern Express Co., H. B. Plant, pres; M. J. O'Brien, genl supt ; 621 Broad
Spaeth Charles, saloon, 427 Eighth Spears Joseph H., cotton factor and com iner, Seventh cor Reynolds.
Spears William E., dentist, 93 Broad Speir William E, architect, 3 Law Range
Stafford & MeDonnald (Thomas H. Stanford, John C. MeDonnald), cotton brokers, 115 Eighth
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AND MATTINGS. FINEST ASSORTMENT IN GEORGIA, at CARTER & SOLOMON'S, 50 Whitehall st., Atlanta.
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REYNOLD'S MARBLE WORKS,
Gor. of Campbell (9th) and Telfair Streets, One Square from Union Depot, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
Monuments, Head Stones, Tomb STONES, TABLETS, &c.,
Furnished at Short Notice, and at prices lower than ever offered in this city. A large number of new and beautiful designs on hand. All work for the country carefully boxed and delivered at depot without any extra charge. When necessary I will go and put up the work.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
ANDREW J. MILLER, :
Bond and Stock Broker,
Next to Georgia R. R. Bank on 7th Street, AUGUSTA, -
GEORGIA.
Special attention given to the Buying and Selling of
Real Estate, Stocks, Bonds @ all Other Securities. = Refers oy Permission
W. F. Jackson, President National Bank; John Davison, of the Georgia Railroad Bank ; Alfred Baker, President National Exchange Bank ; Frank H. Miller, Esq .; Hugh Dempsey, Supt. Southern Express Company.
W. J. POLLARD, Cotton Factor and Commission At erohant.
Manufacturer of and dealer in
W. J. Pollard's Champion Cotton Gin, Neblett & Goodrich's IXL Improved Cotton Gin, Smith's Hand-Power Cotton and Hay Press, Reid's Automatic Screw (Power) Press ; Steam Pipe, Findings, Fittings, Etc. GENERAL AGENT FOR
Grain Threshers, Separators and Agricultural Implements. TALBOTT & SONS, Richmond, Va. C. & G. COOPER & Co., Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
WATERTOWN STEAM ENGINE Co., Watertown, N. Y.
Fairbanks & Co.'s Standard Scales, Goodell & Water's Wood-Working Machinery.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
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Established by John Harrison, 1793.
HARRISON BROTHERS & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD
UNSURPASSED for WHITENESS, FINENESS and BODY.
! icry package of Harrison Bros. LA's PURE WHITE LEAD . .. this guarantee ; and as the manu- .. ! vers place their name only upon " rostly Pure," parties buying White branded " Harrison" are sure of Ling a perfectly pure article.
this brand of White Lead has been ... afactured continuously since 1866, . Vis the oldest in the United States,
We guarantee the contents of this package to be perfectly PURE WHITE LEAD. Ground in B& B:3 Eyeed Oil, And when & bass Food cost of
adultera :: > Hanisen Bu Ho. with one exception. It was awarded the highest premium at the Centennial Exposition, IS76,and at many other Ex- hibitions. At the South Carolina Indus- trial Exhibition, 1880, it was awarded a silver medal over all competitors, and after the most thorough practical and chemical examination; and is considered by the most critical painters the finest and whitest in the market. "TOWN AND COUNTRY" READY MITED 90. 105 PAINTS :41 8. 00 :. 83 . .. READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE ON OPENING THE CANS. 8.0 They are the only Ready Mixed Paints manufactured on a Pure White Lead Base. Re-Send for Price List and beautiful Sample Card, showing thirty-tico tints as SYLVAN PERMANENT GREEN Medhim. Ex. Light. D. Dark. J.Icht. ... !! NEMINIS. SELIM ENGINES. KON RAILINGS. CF. COACH BODIES and ME. WENN. WORK, and o for ordinary uses, as its greater covering power makes it actually cheaper than interior and lower priced greens. COLORS GROUND IN OIL. Paints of every description for Painters, Decorators, Manufacturers. &#~All Colors branded "Harrison" are manufactured of the choicest materi.d. The most improved machinery and Palest shill are used to obtain the brilliancy and fineness for which they are noted. Only the best or strictly pure goods ar: branded " Harrison.": a 11 Office and Warehouse, 117 Fulton Street, NEW YORK. Matin Office, 35th and Grays Ferry Road, Um,ADELPHIA. Branch office, 105 South Front Street, Principal Factories at Grays Ferry, Philadelphia. [OVER] 2 x. H-150581 3 Established by John Harrison, 1793. HARRISON BROTHERS & CO. ALSO MANUFACTURE Oil of Vitriol, Nitric, Muriatic, and Acetic Acids, Aqua Ammonia, Nitrate of Iron Aqua Fortis, Muriate of Tin and Oxymuriate of Antimony, Crystal Alum, Pearl Alum, Bleach Alum, Aluminous Cake, Sugars of Lead, White and Brown, Acetate of Lime, Wood Alcohol. LITHARGE especially for DYERS, POTTERS, GLASSMAKERS, & c. AND ARE CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT OF The Best Brand of SALTS OF TARTAR or PURE CARBONATE OF POTASH. BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF Grays Ferry Chemical Works of Harrison Brothers & Co., Philadelphia. "The actual output of Oil Vitriol at Grays Ferry is now 120,000 carboys, of 180 pounds each, per annum, requir .. 7.200,000 pounds of Brimstone. A large portion of this is consumed in the manufacture of other Acids, Pearl Alma Colors, &c. Chambers, now projected and demanded, will increase this output to 150,000 Carboys, requiring som pounds Brimstone daily. This product is probably not exceeded by any other Factory in the United States. Je Harrison, the founder of the house of Harrison Brothers & Co., manufactured Oil Vitriol in 179%, and was the pion .. in that important industry in this country. He was the first in the United States, if not in the world, to apply Platines. to the concentration of sulphuric Acid. "As Off Vitnol is the prime agent in all chemical manufacture, he may be justh regarded as the father of the chemical industries of America." FERTILIZING CHEMICALS. HARRISON BROTHERS & Co. were the first to introduce to agriculturists the plan of mixing or compounding their own manures, thus saving the consumer from the frauds practiced in the sale of many of the ready-made articles. Pamphlets are furnished gratuitously, giving formulas, prepared with great care and expense, for various crops. For Paint Samples and further information see preceding page. 4 THE "TOWN & COUNTRY" READY MIXED PAINTS Are for sale by the following well-known dealers, to whom all parties inter- ested are referred for evidence of their great durability, brilliancy, and general superiority, and who will furnish tint cards of colors, prices, &c., upon application. CRAYTON ADAMS, Alexander City, Ala. ALLRED & BEARD, Troy, Ala. ANTHONY & BURDINE, Verona, Miss. E. P. ARMISTEAD, Newton, Miss. HENRY BEHRENS, Waco, Texas. WM. M. BIRD & Co., Charleston, S. C. BRANNON & CARSON, Columbus, Ga. BROWN & BRO., Pontotoc, Miss. OSCEOLA BUTLER, Savannah, Ga. CRITTENDEN & BRO., Ward's Station, Ga. FRANKE, JAHN & SEELHORST, Brenham, Texas. GUITEAU & WALDRON, Denison, Texas. B. F. HARWOOD, Uniontown, Ala. O. B. HEIDT & BRO., Selma, Ala. L. HUTH & SON, San Antonio, Texas. E. M. LAZENBY & SON, Forest Home, Ala. P. K. McMILLER, Demopolis, Ala. H. C. Moss, Calera, Ala. GEORGE NEVILLE, Paris, Texas. DR. J. O. PATTON, Montgomery, Ala. PHELPS & PAYNE, Ward's Station, Ga. PRICE, KELLINGER & CO., Baltimore, Md. PURCELL, LADD & Co., Richmond, Va. B. RADKEY, Austin, Texas. W. J. SEDBERRY, Jefferson, Texas. SHIELDS & YOUNG, Dallas, Texas. SMITH, RILEY & Co., Wesson, Miss. A. STOLLENWERCK, Greensboro, Ala. THEO. K. THOMPSON, GALVESTON, Texas. TIPPS, CLEMENS & FAUST, New Braunfels, Texas. SAML. M. TODD, New Orleans, La. W. T. WATT, Hcarne, Texas. B. W. WILLIAMS & Co., Opelika, Ala. H. W. WILLIAMS & Co. Sherman, Tex. AND BY LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR, ATLANTA, GA. READ WHAT GOOD FUDGES SAY. H. B. ANDREWS, Vice-President and General Manager of the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway, says, "I have used them and found them suitable to the climate, retaining their color and durability. The facility with which they can be applied is a strong recommendation." Jos. S. CARR, Attorney-at-law and property owner, says, " The very best white lead and oil paint mixed by hand soon dissolves under the influence of a Texas climate, that within six months after the paint is applied it begins to fade. I was induced to try ' Town and Country' Two coats made an even and glossy finish, more satisfactory than any three-coat work with hand mixed paints I have ever seen. My house has been painted a little over six months, and the paint is as hard and smooth and as glossy as when it was one week old. This paint seems impervious to water and indestructible by sunlight" J. PASCHE, an experienced painter, says, "I have always been much preju- diced against all ready mixed paints but since having seen your . Town and Country,' I am bound to admit that it is all you claim for it and the best paint I have ever seen. Houses I have painted with it, two coats, are the nandsomest jobs in the city. Two coats of it are more than equal to three coats of any lead that was ever made." - CARTER & SOLOMON, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CARPETS Oil Cloths, &c., 50 Whitehall st., Atlanta. AUG AUG 161 GLOBE+HOTEL* G. S. ATKINSON & SONS, Proprietors. RATES, $2.50 AND $3.00 PER DAY. "Remodelled. Newiy Furnished. Large Sample Rooms. " Broad St., Cor. 8th, (Fronting North and West,) AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. E. F. DOOLITTLE.> house. Sinu, Gorch and Orummental PAINTER, No. 117 MCINTOSH (7th) STREET, AUGUSTA, 3 3 GEORGIA. GEORGIA BAPTIST, A WEEKLY FAMILY NEWSPAPER. PUBLISHED BY THE GEORGIA BAPTIST PRINTING COMPANY, AUGUSTA, GDORGIA. TERME: One Teas, 01.50 Ex MFeathe, $1.00 ; Three Months, 50 Cents. Always in Advance. This paper is the organ of the Colored Baptist denomination. It is now eight months old, and goes to over 200 pust-officers in eighteen States of the Union, including the District of Columbia. The circulation is rapidly increasing in all parts of the South, especially in Georgia, South Car- olina and Florida. It is an excellent advertising medium. Corner Reynolds and Seventh Streets. W. J. WHITE, Editor and Business Manager. JOB WORK neatly and cheap Minute work a specialty. 11 RECEIVED HIGHEST MEDAL Amer. Inst., N. Y., 1879-80. Vincent Jennie Mrs., dressmkr, 825 Greene Voelker William, undertaker, 456 Broad Volger Gustavus, whol and ret winer, liquors and cigars, 637 Broad. (See page 49.) Volger G. & Son (Gustavus and Gustavus G.). whol and ret cigars and tobacco, 74S Broad. (See page 49.) Wade Lncius N., photographer, 706 Broad Walker C. V. & Co. (C. V. Walker, W. F. Parks, J. S. Bean Jr.), real estate, Ellis cor Sixth Walker James W., city collector and treasurer, 214 Seventh Walker Nelson (c), shoemkr, 450 Broad Walker & Mann (c), (Thomas G. Walker, Harrison W. Mann , bar- bers, 124 Eighth Wallace & Cranston (John W. Wal- lace, William J. Cranston), cotton factors and agts safes and scales, 729 Reynolds Walsh Patrick Hon., pres Chron- icle and Constitutionalist Pub Co., Walsh & Wright ( Patrick Walsh, H. G. Wright, mngrs Chronicle and Constitutionalist, 706 Broad. (See page 163.) Walton Anderson W., ordinary, Court House Walton David (c), barber, 20S Fifth Walton George W. (c), barber, Au . gusta House Walton L. W. & Co. (Leonidas W. Waltor, Richard B. Morris), com mers, 551 Broad Walton Robert & Co. (Robert and Thomas C. Walton), com mers, 941 | Wimbish & Patrick, produce and Broad AUG Walton W. A. & J. M. ( William A. and John MI.), attorneys, 12 Law Range Wardlaw Thomas P., cotton ship- per, 104 Campbell Wardlaw William C., dentist, 837 Broad Warner Rosa Mrs., dry goods, 536 Broad Warren Albert M., grocer, 1404 Broad Warren John (c), saloon. 514 Eighth Weathersbee Joshua P., geul store, 1019 Broad Webo Samuel F., attorney, 304 Sev- enth Webb Thomas G. (c), shoemkr, 809 Seventh Welch M. Mrs., grocer, 1267 Broad Wenzel John H., drugs, 527 Broad Werner William, blacksmith, Elev- enth cor Reynolds Wheless & Co. (W. T. Wheless, E. T. Yarbrough), cotton and com mers White James B., dry goods, 724 Broad White Marv A. P., Mrs., variety store, 948 Broad White Sewing Machines, J. D. & T. F. Smith, dirs, 525 Broad White William J., genl manager Ga. Baptist Printing Co., Reynolds cor Seventh. (See page 161). Whitney Seymour M, conton factor, 10 Eighth Weigand John, organs, 681 Broad Wiggin Green A. (c), grocer, 615 Fifth Wilcox George A., physician, 312 Seventh Wingfield John B., hardware, 532 Broad Wingfield Thomas T., hardware, 947 Broad Williams Alonzo H. (c), barber, 319 Eighth Williams C. A. & Co. (Charles A. Williams, Thomas J. Bostic), com mers, 915 Broad Williams Henry (c), shoemkr, 833 Reynolds Williams John ((), shoemkr, 1108 Broad Williams Newton (c), furniture, 1080 Broad com mer-, 737 Broad BUILDERS' SUPPLY HOUSE. B. H. Broomhead& Co. Doors, Sash, Blinds. NE NONNIMIOVX OR FLUID PENCIL. ADVOCATE Of Peoples' Mutual Relief Acsoc ation, Atlanta, Ga. Monthly Circulation, 15,000. Good advertising medium. Send for cepy. AUG 162 CARPETS CARTER & SOLOMON, Importers and Dealers. 50 Whitehall street. Atlanta. AUG AUG 163 [ THE Chronicle and Constitutionalist. THE OLDEST NEWSPAPER IN THE SOUTH. Published Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly, The Daily contains Latest News, Thoughtful Editorials upon Current Affairs, Spicy Paragraphs, and is a consistent, vigorous advocate of the interests of its seetlon, and of the Democratic party. TERMS; DAILY. TRI-WEEKLY. Per Year .... $10 00 Por Year .$5 00 Six Months 5 00 SixMonths. 2 50 Three Months. 2 50 Three Months .. .. ... 1 50 .. PP Payable in Advance. A. THE WEEKLY PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, Contains an Epitome of the News from the daily issues, Market Reports, Telegram-, Agricultural Items, with choice Literary and Miscellaneous Selections, thus making It au Instructive, Entertaining and Valuable Family Newspaper. Terms per Year, - $2.00; Six Months, : - $1.00. THE JOB OFFICE AND BINDERY Is prepared to execute all orders in the Latest Style at shortest notler and lowest prices. Orders from abroad receive prompt attention. Address all communications to WALSH & WRIGHT. CHRONICLE & CONSTITUTIONALIET, AUGUSTA, GA. JAS. P. HARRISON & CO., Printers, Publishers and Binders, 27 & 29 Broad St., Atlanta, Ga. MACKINNON PEN OR FLUID PENCIL. AUG 164 AUG Winkler George H., dentist, 735 Broad Willis Henry (c), grocer, 126 Fifth Wilson Duncan C., pres P. R. & A. R. R., Fenwick cor MeIntosh Wilson Louis, barber, 931 Broad Wilson Richard J., co. tax receiver, 210, Seventh Wilson & Rountree (R. B. Wilson, Milledge A. Rountree), grocers, 602 Broad Wilson & Co. (R. E. Wilson, William H. Moore), tobacco mnirs, 5 Ninth Withers Thomas (c), barber and baths, Opera House Arcade Wolfe Samuel B., dry goods and clothing, 629 Broad Woods Mary E. Miss, confections, 620 Broad Woods Michael, grocer, Greene cor Eighth Wright Boykin, attorney and solici- tor genl circuit court, 635 Broad Wright David R., ins agt, $32 Broad Wright Stephen B., whol wines and liquors, 834 Broad Wright Stephen B., saloon, Central Hotel Wright Thomas R., physician, 924 Broad Wright & Crane (John S. Wright, George W. Crane, William F. Herring, special), cotton factors and com mers, 102, Eighth Wyse Chesley S., carriage and wagon mufr, 553 Ellis. (See page 151) ESVE HAO aNIE and Read it Carefully. J Young Robert T., grocer, 1213 Broad Young William B., grocer, 901 Broad Zeke Doctor, (c), dentst, 317 Ninth Zinn Rozella C. Mrs., toys, 538, Broad Zizinia Thomas, cotton buyer, 104 Eighth Zularsky L. L., com mer, 805 Rey- nolds AURARIA. Lumpkin County. Located near Etowah river, 6 miles from Dahlonega court house, and 19 from Gainesville, its depot, express and telegraph office via which At- lanta is 72 miles distant. The river above named, in connection with several smail streams furnish, power to run five stamp mills, for crushing quartz. Three more are run by steam. One school, Methodist and Baptist churches. Mail tri. weekly by carrier. Mrs. M. E. Wood, P. M. Howell Daniel, genl store Hall F. W., geul store Lilly Thomas, genl store AVA. Berrien County. Eighteen miles from Nashville, the seat of justice, and 30 miles from Valdosta-S. F. & W. R. R.,-the nearest railroad, telegraph and ex . press office. Population not known. Located near Little River which af- fords power to ran a grist mill. Has Methodist and Baptist churches. Mail 4 times weekly by carrier. S. Whithurst, P. M. AVALON. Franklin County. Established as a postoffice in 1880 ; bas a population of about 100; is 9 miles from Carnesville the county seat, and I mile from Martin the nearest railroad and express station. The nearest telegraph office is Toccoa 10 miles, and the nearest banking town Athens 40 miles distant. Is situated on Eastanollee Creek which furnishes power for several grist and saw mills. Baptist and Methodist churches, and several schools in the neighborhood. Receives mail twice daily by E. A .- L. R. R. Principal product is cotton. E. M. Gow, P. M. Camp D. N., blacksmith Eskew Jacob, millwright Farmer T. H., carpenter Gow R. D., saw mill Gow R. D. & E. M., geul store Looney 'T. M., contractor Smith C. P., saw mill Smith George, stone mason BUILDERS' SUPPLY HOUSE. B. H. Broomhead & Co. Builders' Hardware. LACE CURTAINS and Lambrequins, selected from finest Importations. CARTER & SOLOMON. 50 Whitehall st., Atlanta. 165 BAI AVA AVALONA. Putnam County. No mail facilities; located 6 miles west of Eatonton. AVENTON. Randolph County. No postoffice. Small settlement. AYERSVILLE. Habersham County-Piedmont A-L. R. R. Estimated population 100 ; 9 miles from Clark wille court house. 6 miles from Toccoa, same line of road, at the junetion of .E. A-L. Ry., the P. M. nearest telegraph communication, and 35 miles from Gainesville, its banking town. Has one saw and two grist mills run by power obtained from Dicks creek ; Baptist church. one commom school anl Southern Express office. Ship direct. Chick - ens, eggs, lime, etc., form the chief shipments. Mail daily. Isaac T. Sellers, P. M. Ayers C. F., genl store Dooley J. W., gent store Elge B. E., teacher Hulsey Almond, guano and sewing machiues Kytle & Sellers, genl store BABB. Henry County. Established as a postoffice in 1981 : has about 25 inhabitants. I- 7 miles from MeDonough, the county seat, and1 5 from Himpton, the nearest railroad, express and telegraph station and banking town. Walnut creek furnishes water power. Two Methodist churches. Cotton is the principal product. Mail received semi weekly from Hampton by Wagon. A. V. MeVieker, P. M. Foster Elijah, cotton gin Me Vicker A. V., gent store BACONTON. Mitchell County-S. F. & W. R. R .. Has a population of about 50; 11 miles from Camilli, the county set, and lo from Albany, the nearest banking town. Riebon creek -u .. plies water power for gri-tan I saw mills; also, hus steam mil's and cot- ton gins. Prin ipil protis, cotton. His express and telegraph office. Mail received daily. E. D. Glansen, Glausen E. D., genl store BAILEY. Were County - B. d .J. R. R. Small station 71 miles from Bruns" wick. No mail facilities. BAILEY'S MILL. Cherokee County. A recently established post-office. Located 9 miles south of Canton, the county seat. BAINBRIDGE. Decatur County-S., F. & W. R. R. The county seat. Has a population of 1,450, is situated on Flint river, 12 miles from its mouth an tat the head of navigation. D excur conn'yis in the extrem . south west corner of the state. The soil is extremely fertile an & pro- du tive, large erops of cotton, grain, ete., being raised, nearly all of which finis a ready market in Bainbridge. This place does a thriving business with the various landing on the Flint, Chattaho whee and Aplachi- colt rivers, steamboats making semi- weekly trips, bringing vast amounts of cotton here for shipment to Savan- nah. Cotton is the main shipment. more than 10,00) bales being mar- keted annually. There are three churches-Presbyterian, Baptist and Metho list-common schools, anla weekly paper, the Bainbridg Done- crut. Southern Express and Western Union Telegraph. Mail daily. Wil- liam J. Beaton, P. M. place of a Lead Pencil. The Only Pen that will take the ) Patentee and Manfr. See frent Fly E. (CT)- C. L. DOWNES. NEW YORK, ------- BUY MOULDINGS AND FRAMES a: C M. G oimin's, 23 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. Wester .. Prices duplicated at wholesale. Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.