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Arndel & Wallace, geni store
Bell F. C., blacksmith
Buice Matison, saw and grist mill
Carter L. C. & Son, genl store
Carter W. P., genl store
Coggins J. W., genl store
Daniels E. A. Mrs., hotel
Hammett J. L., hotel
Hippcock W. R., livery stable
Hughes J. B. & Co., genl store Hutchens W. B., blacksmith King J. B., attorney
Martin Richard, genl store
Myers F. M., shoemkr
Myers J. M., genl store
Myers S. E., millinery
Quillian J. C. & Bro., genl store Wilson J. T., teacher
BELVIDERE.
Hancock County.
A small place, also known as Mt. Zion, about 7 miles north of Sparta, the county seat. No mail advanta- ges.
BELVVE.
Putnam County.
Small hamlet 2 miles south of Ea- tonton, the county seat. No mail facilities.
BEN HILL. Fulton County.
Also known as Mt. Gilead X Roads. Has a population of 50, and is located 9 miles southwest of At- lanta, the county seat. Has a Meth- odist church, a high school, known
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BENEVOLENCE.
Randolph County.
Located near the Chattahoochee river. Has a population of about 35. Is about 9 miles northeast of Cath- bert, the county seat, which is also the nearest railroad, express and tel- egraph station and banking town. Has two churches -- Baptist and Methodist- and an academy with about 50 pupils. Cotton is the prin- cipal product. Ship to Cuthbert. Tri- weekly mail from Cuthbert, Lump .. kin and Patanla by wagon. Peter E. Keese, P. M.
Barnett Paul Rey
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Hartsfield Henry Rev Jenkins Willis, cotton gin Keese E. A., teacher
Knighton & Keese, genl store Shelby W. P., physician
BENCALL.
Bulloch County.
Located on Big Lots creek, which furnishes water power for four saw mills, cotton gins and rice cleaners. Has also two steam saw mills. Pop- ulation about 25. Is 9 miles south of Statesborough, the county seat, 22 from Ogeechee, the nearest railroad and express station, and 51 from Sa- vannah, the nearest telegraph sta., tion and banking town. Principal products, cotton, rice and timber. Ship to Ogeechee, C. R. R. Mail four times a week from No. 5, C. R. R. William B. Corey, P. M. Brannin & Olive, saw mill
Buford B., saw and grist mill
Corey William B,, genl store
Groover N. W., cotton, gin and saw mill
Olive, Brannin & Daughtry, gin and grist mill
Riggs A. R., saw and grist mill Williams A. C., blacksmith Williams J. G., co tax receiver
BENNETT. Ware County.
A small place 15 miles west of Waycross, the county seat. No post- office.
BERKSHIRE. Gwinnett County.
Distant 9 miles from Lawrence- ville, the county seat, 6 from Duluth, the nearest railroad and express sta- tion, the same distance from Nor- cross, the nearest telegraph office. and 21 from Atlanta, its banking town, Beaver Run creek furnishes water power to operate two corn mills and a machine shop, and there are also a saw mill and flour mill run by steam. Population about 65. General pro- duce forms the shipments. Ship via Duluth. Was made a post office in 1879, and receives a weekly mail from Duluth by carrier. James Gar- ner, P. M.
King W. S. & A. V., saw and grist mill
MeKinney C. A., genl store
BERLIN. Banks County.
No mail advantages. A small place located one mile east of Homer, the county seat.
BERNE. Camden County.
A small hamlet about 6 miles north of St. Mary's, the county seat. Has no mail facilities.
BERRIEN. Pickens County.
Direct mail to Jerusalem, S miles north.
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Henry County.
Located 7 miles northeast of Me- Donough, the county seat. Is a small place with no postal advantages.
BERZELIA.
Columbia County-Ga. R. R.
Located 12 miles from Appling, the seat of justice; 21 from Augusta, the nearest banking place, and 150 from Atlanta. Has Southern express and Western Umon telegraph offices. power derived from small streams in! the neighborhood, and a number of churches are within 5 miles of this place. Cotton, grain, lumber, laths, shingles and timber are the chief ex- ports. Ship direct. Population about 250. Mail daily. H. D. Leitner, P. M. Carter James, r r aut
Corey R., wheelwright
Haskins A., contractor and builder Inglet T. W., wheelwright
Leitner II. D., lumber, laths and shingles
McNair R., physician
Maddox L., physician
Marsh P., millwright
Merry B .. grist mill and genl store
Merry H. A., gent store
Paschal Thomas, lumber mnir
BETHANY.
Jefferson County .- (Sec Wadley.)
BETHEL. Glynn County.
A small town at the head of navi-
gation on Turtle river, 15 miles above ' Riders Hiram, physician Brunswick, 2 from Jamaica the near- est railroad station and post office, and 6 Waynesville the nearest ex-
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press and telegraph office. Therean three turpenpine stills in the neigh .. borhood, and immense quantities of timber are furnished for St. Simons and Brunswick saw mills, and buik- ing jetties in the harbors. Popula- tion, 30.
Allison J. R., turpentine distillers Atkinson E. R., attorney Atkinson D. D., dentist
Barnes & Co., turpentine distillers Covington & Glasgow, turp distillers Jones & Livingston, Jumber dirs Sheill H. T., physician
Tison J. M., dry goods
BETHEL. Wilkinson County-( Sce Irwinton.)
BIG CREEK. Forsyth County,
Population about 175; has several churches, good schools, steam grist and saw mill, and several saw and grist mills run by power derived from Several saw and grist mills run by | Chattahoochee river and Big creek.
Is 7 miles from Cumming court- house, 10 from Duluth its nearest de- pot, express and telegraph offices via which Atlanta, its banking town, is 35 miles. Ship by way of Duluth. Cotton, corn and wheat form the chief shipments. Mail daily by car- rier. Mrs. Sarah A. Hutchins. P. M.
Anglin J. C., tanner
Bacon E. M., physician
Bagley Ross A., jeweler
Bagley Thomas, gent store
Bagley W. S., magistrate
Bell W. J., physician
Blackstock & Walker, saw and grist mill
Brown Jerry, blacksmith
Buice John Rev., Baptist
Clement William, genl store.
Cunningham & Son, cotton gin
Fagin G. W., genl store
Haynes D. R., physician
James H. S. Rev., Baptist March Baily (c), blacksmith
Moon George, genl store Moore & Mullins, cotton gin
Pillips 1. W., blacksmith
Rucker Elijah, blacksmith
Stone Thomas & Co., saw and grist mill
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CARTER & SOLOMON,
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BIG SANDY. Twiggs County.
A newly established post office, from which we have been unable to obtain any information.
BIG SAVANNAH. Dawson County.
A small village of perhaps 150 in- habitants, located in an agricultural district on the Etowah river, 8 miles from Dawsonville, the seat of justice, 18 from Gainesville -- Piedmont Air- Line Railway -- its depot, express and telegraph office, via which Atlanta is 53 miles distant. Large flour and grist mills are run here by power de- rived from the above named river. Ship by way of Gainesville. Cotton, corn, wheat, etc., form the chief shipments. Mail daily from Daw. sonville by carrier. R. A. Gober, P. M.
Chambers Samuel Rev., Baptist
Gober Robert A. & Co .. genl store McClure R. B., genl store and grist mill Palmour Silas B., grist mill
Wade W. D. Rev., Baptist
BIC SHANTY. Cobb County -- ( See Kennesuw).
BIG SPRING. Hancock County.
Located about 7 miles southeast of Sparta, the county seat. Is a small village with no mail facilities
BIRDFORD. Tattnall County.
A newly established post-office, from which no information has been obtained.
BIRDSVILLE. Burk/ County.
A small place about 12 miles south of Waynesboro, the county seat, and
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BLACK CREEK. Screven County.
Established as a post-office about 1836. Is situated on a small stream from which it takes its name, near its junction with the Savannah river. Is 11 miles from Sylvania, the coun- ty seat, and 15 from the nearest rail- road station-No. 5 Central Railroad. Has a population of about 100, Bap- tist and Methodist churches, two schools, two grist mills run by water power and two steam gins. Products cotton and general produce. Ship by river to Poor Robin Landing. Mail received semi-weekly by wagon. M. L. Bryan, P. M.
Billing W. J., gin and grist mill
Brown L. B., dentist Drake J. R., teacher
Freeman J. C., wharf master
Garnett J. G., cotton gin
Hunter W. H., grist mill
Laffitte J. V .. machinist
Noonan William, physician
Overstreet Causey, co tax collector
BLACK SPRING. Baldwin County.
Located 5 miles east of Mille Ige- ville, the county seat. Is a small hamlet with no mail advantages.
BLACKSHEAR. Pierce County -- S. F. & W. Ry.
Is the county seat, 9 miles from Tebeauville, the nearest telegraph of- fice, and 87 from Savannah, its near- est banking town. Has a population of about 509, six churches-one Pres-
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byterian, two Baptist and three Methodist, including one colored- express office, steam saw, flour and grist mills, and a weekly news- paper, the Blackshear News. Cotton, lumber and turpentine are the prin- cipal exports. Ship direct. Daily mail. T. J. Fuller, P. M.
Acosta E. J., genl store
Blackshear News, E. Z. Byrd, propr Brantley B. D., genl mdse and naval store
Brown Allen, dentist
Brown M. A. E. Mrs., hotel
Byrd E. Z., sheriff and editor Black- shear News
Byrd T. J. & Co., genl store
Callahan A., genl store
Cannon R. C., gent store
Carpenter Robert W., genl store
Carter S. S., genl store
Cochrane Alfred E., attorney
Cohen Morris M., genl store
Davaughn A. S., gent mose
Dickson & Byrd (Andrew J. Dickson and Dred Byrd), gent store and grist mill
Harper J. A., genl store
Hitch Simon W., solicitor general Brunswick circuit
Knoles Daniel E., hotel
Latimer C. T., physician
Moore A. M., physician
Nichols John, attorney
Noble William, dentist
Phillips W. R., attorney
Purdour John M., tax collector and receiver
Shaw Jobn M., saw and grist mill
Smith A. W., genl store
Smith C. H., druggist
Smith H. J., gent store
Smith J. S., saloon
Smith M., genl store
Strickland Alfred J., co ordinary Strickland J. W., genl store
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Watson Washington, genl store Williams H. H., teacher
Willis J. H., teacher
Woods & Hyers, genl store
BLACKSHEAR'S MILL.
Laurens County.
Is situated on Big creek, which furnishes power to operate a mill, S miles north of Dublin, the county seat. No post-office.
BLADEN. Stewart County.
With a population of about 30, 10} miles from Lumpkin, the county seat, 153 from Georgetown, the near- est railroad and express station, and 17% from Eufaula, Ala., the nearest telegraph office and banking point. Bladen creek furnishes power to op- erate a grist and saw mill. There are steam gins, three churches and a school. Cotton is the principal pro- duct. Ship via Georgetown or Eu- faula, Ala. Was established as a post-office in 1860, and receives a daily mail from Lumpkin by carrier. A. J. Foreman, P. M.
Adams James B., genul store
Foreman A. J., mill and genl store
Grimes William, genl store Trammel & Trammel, genl store
BLAIRSVILLE. Union County.
Situated on Notley river which furnishes water power for two flour- ing mills-is the county seat, 52 miles from Gainesville, the nearest rail- road, express and telegraph office and banking town. Hasa population of about 100. Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, and a high school. Principal products, flour, corn and poultry. Ship via Gaines- ville. Daily mail from Cleveland and Morganton. William J. Conley, P. M.
Akin F. M., co surveyor
Anderson Joshua, coordinary Bell T. J., genlstore
Bowers & Bro., genl store
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Bott James A., attorney
Butt T. J., gent store
Girmiley David N., co tax receiver
Crump E. G., physician
Duncan W. R., genl store
Barley Wesley, co treasurer
Haralson T. J., gent store
Hughes Thomas M., attorney
Lanee J. V., genl store
Lawrence William, cabinet mkr
Logan Z. T., millwright and carpen- ter
McAfee G. W., genl store
MeAfee James F., genl store
Manney M. L., clk Superior Court
Manning L. E., teacher
Mayor L. A., genl store
Meadows David T., co coroner
Moore J. L., physician
Rogers E. D., blacksmith
Teague W. D., sheriff
Wellburn & Candler, attorneys
Wilson Elijah, co tax collector
BLAKELY. Early County.
County seat ; present prospective western terminus of the Blakely Div., S. W. R. R., 15 miles from Ar- lington, its nearest railroad, express and telegraph offices. Ship by way of Arlington or ria Howard's landing on the Chattahoochee river, at which place the Early County Manufacturs ing Company have their works. Ha- Methodist and Baptist churches, com- mon school, steam saw and grist mill, several mills operated by water power, and a population of about 425. Cotton, wool and syrup form the chief shipments. Mail daily by buggy. H. C. Fryer, P. M.
Alexander J. W., clk Superior Court Brown E C., attorney
Buchannan James, co treasurer Butler & James, saloon
Chipstead George E., co tax collector Corley J. H. Rev., Baptist
Doster B. R., physician and druggist Early County Factory, Holmes, Hutchens & Wade, proprs ; cotton factory
Early County News, W. W. Flem- ing, pubr
Fleming W. W., pubr Early County News
Fryer II. C., magistrate
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Graham Joseph, saloon
Henderson Bros., genl store and hotel Henderson Thomas, hotel
Holmes, Hutchens & Wade (George Holmes, Anthony Hutchens, John M. and Rouben WV. Wade), proprs Early County Factory
Howard Thomas M., dentist
Jones James B., co ordinary
Jones J. D., hotel
Jones & Chipstead, livery stable
Jones & Freeman (Thomas F. Jones, Robert Freeman), genl store
Lane Joseph P., co tax receiver
Moseley J. S., sheriff
Powell R. H., attorney
Powers A. F., dentist
Robinson B. HI., genl store
Singleton A. S., attorney
Smith & Brunson, genl store
Standifer W. B., physician and drug- gist Standifer W. M., physician
Wade J. M. & R. W., genl store
Williams Thomas, notary
Wordlow J. P. Rev., Methodist
BLANCHARD.
Muscogee County-C. & R. R. R. Eleven miles from Columbus. No post-office.
BLITCH. Bulloch County.
Established as a post-office in 1880 Is 10 miles from Statesborough, the county reat, 2 miles from Ogeechee, the nearest railroad and express sta- tion, 12 miles from Halevondale, the nearest telegraph office, and 60 miles from Savannah, the nearest banking town. Has steam saw mill and gin, Methodist and Baptist churches. Principal products, cotton, rice,
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wool, bides and poultry. Ship to Ogeechee, by C. R. R. Daily mails from Ogeechee by wagon. `W. H. Blitch, P. M. Blitch W. H., genl store Brown James F., physician Coleman William, physician
BLOODWORTH'S. Wilkinson County.
Established as a post-office in 1875. Is 10 miles from Irwinton, the county seat, 7 from MeIntyra, the nearest railroad and express station, 11 from either Gordon or Milledgeville, the nearest telegraph offices, and 30 from Macon, the nearest banking town. Has a population of about 100. Black creek furnishes water power for grist mills, and it has steam saw mills. The principal products are cotton and fruit. Ship via Milledgeville. Mail received twice a week from Milledgeville by horse. J. K. Branan, P. M.
Branan J. K., genl store
Byington M. L., saw and grist mill
Crawford G. G., saw, gin and grist mill
Davis J. W., cotton gin Deason W. A., grist mill Eady D. M., justice
Golden V. Q., wagonmkr and gun- smith
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Golden & Eady (V. Q. Golden, Jas. A. Eady), zin, grist and saw mill Hantield R. E., cotton gin Parker W. C., cotton gin Penningion A., notary and ex officio justice Shaw R., blacksmith Smith A. M., cotton gin Temples John, cotton gin
BLOOMINGDALE.
Chatham County-C. R. R.
Fifteen miles from Savannah, its mail point.
BLOUNTSVILLE. Jones County.
Has a population of 211, and is dis- tant 10 miles northeast of Clinton the county seat, and 7 northeast of Haddock's its nearest railroad sta- tion. Macon-26 miles-is its nearest banking town. Principal product- cotton.
BLUE GREEK. White County.
A small farming settlement about 5 miles from Cleveland the county seat. No mail facilities
BLUE RIDGE. Fannin County.
A small place 5 miles south of Mor- ganton the county seat, and 40 from Dalton, its nearest railroad, express und telegraph station; with Baptist and Methodist churches and a com- mon school. Receives a weekly mail by carrier.
BLUE SPRING. Dougherty County.
Four miles southeast of Albany. Mail to Humboldt.
BLUE SPRING. Gordon County- S . R. & D. R. R.
Also known as Miller's Station, 8 miles from Calhoun the county seat, 5 from Resaca the nearest express of- fice, 3 from Sugar Valley the nearest telegraph station, and 13 from Dal- ton the nearest banking town. Has a population of about 35. Blue Spring Creek furnishes water power for corn and flouring mills. Cotton and wheat are the principal products. Was established as a post-office about 1871, and receives daily mails. A. G. Holcomb, P. M.
Alltoun & Wood, genl store Faith John, miller Holcomb A. G., genl store
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BLUE WATER.
Laurens County-( See Ready Springs)
BLUFFTON. Clay County.
A small post village with a popu- lation of 175, 14 miles from Fort Gaines the county seat, 13 from Ar lington - Blakely Division S. W. R. R .- its railroad, express and telegraph offices, and 150 from Macon. Has two churches - Baptist and Methodist-one school and several saw and grist mills near here opera- ted by water power. Ship via Fort Gaines. Cotton is the chief export. Mail semi-weekly by carrier. J. T. Lay, P. M.
Andrews D. C., teacher
Bigby George A., carriage mkr and repairer
Collins D. L., genl store
Harrison W. R. & Co., genl store
Humphreys C. T., cabinetmkr
BOARDTREE. Cherokee County.
Has no mail advantages; 16 miles , northeast of Canton the county seat.
BOLD SPRING. Franklin County.
Located S miles south west of Carnes. ville the county seat, and 12 north- east from Harmony Grove the near- est railroad station. Population, 45. Nail's creek furnishes power to oper- ate a flour and corn mill and gin. There are also steam saw mills and gins and Presbyterian and Methodist churches. William G. Alexander, P. M.
Alexander William G. & Bro., genl store
Carson George L., genl store
Carson & Alexander, cotton gin and grist mill
Cartledge G. H. Rev., Presbyterian Crow J. F., physician and cotton gin Holbrooks J. T., physician
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Langston S. A., gent store, gin and vrist mill
Little C. H., cotton gin Verner James O. Rev., Methodist
BOLINGBROKE.
Monroe County .- Atlanta Div. C. R. R.
Known also as Colaparche. Has a population of over 50; is 11 miles from Forsyth the seat of justice; 13 from Macon its banking town, and SS from Atlanta. Has railroad and express offices, and a steam cot- ton gin. Ship direct. Cotton is the chief export. Mail twice daily. T. E. Walter, P. M., and geul store
BOLTONVILLE. Fulton County .-- W. & A. R. R.
Station known as Bolton. A place of 200 inhabitants on Chattahoochee river and Peachtree creek ; 7 miles from Atlanta the seat of justice, and its telegraph, express office and bank- ing place. The place contains three churches-Baptist and two Metho- dists-common schools, two brick yards and an jee factory. Brick, ice, four and meal are the chief ship- ments. Mail daily. Thomas Moore, P. M.
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Bondurant, Smith & Co., brick mofrs Casay John H., cotton gin
Cook & Collins, brick minfrs
Moore Thomas, box and furniture mnfr Moore & Son (Thomas and J. M.), genl store and grist mill
Rondean & Co., brick mufrs
BONDS MILLS. Briggs County.
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tants, 15 miles from Jeffersonville the county seat ; 3 miles from Reid's Station-M. & B. R. R.,-9 miles from Bullards the nearest telegraph office, and 12 miles from Macon the nearest express station and banking point. Has a steam saw mill and grist mill, one white and three colored churches, and two schools. Principal shipments, cotton and fruit. Ship via No. 18, M. & B. R. R. Was es- tablished as a postoffice in 1877, and receives mail semi- weekly by carrier. Thomas Bond, P. M.
Cornelius S., school teacher
Bond J. B., genl store
Bond J. T., genl store
Bond S. J., genl store and dentist
Bond S. J. & J. T., saw and grist mill
Bond Thomas, genl store and saw mill
Bull W. H., physician
Denson Augustus, physician
Edge James, physician
Edge P. W., attorney
Howington Sallie, teacher
Lee George, blacksmith and wheel- wright McDonald Elijah, teacher Rice T. M. C., physician
BONNER'S MINE. Carroll County.
A small hamlet S miles southwest of Carrollton, the county seat, with no mail facilities.
BONNY DOON. Jefferson County.
A small village 12 miles northwest of Louisville, the county seat. Has no post-office.
BOOKERSVILLE.
Wilkes County.
No mail advantages. An incon siderable settlement 7 miles east of Washington, the county seat
BOSTICK.
Jefferson County-C. R. R. No postal facilities.
BOSTICK.
Talbot County -- S. W. R. R. 1
Is at the junetion of the Talbotton branch. No post-office
BOSTON. Screven County.
Has no postal facilities. Located on Savannah river, 15 miles north- east of Sylvania.
BOSTON.
Thomas County-S. F. & W. R. R.
Estimated population 375. A heal- thy and thriving little town, located 12 miles from Thomasville, the county seat, and nearest express and telegraph office and banking town, and 299 from Atlanta riu Albany. The place has 5 churches-Presbyte- rian, and two each Methodist and Baptist-two schools, cotton gin, saw and grist mill, run by steam, and several operated by water obtained from Aucilla creek. Cotton and watermelons form the chief ship- ments. Ships direct. Mail daily by rail. J. Nevins Carson, P. M.
Bennett O. P., genl store Blood D. R., genl store
Brooks W. M., gent store
Butler H. M., painter
Carters C. H., saloon
Clark D. C., livery stable
Cook M. L., genl store
Culpepper J. T., physician
Currie William, blacksmith
Eason W. C. & J. B., grist mill
Fitzgerald W. T., genl store and liv .. ery stable
Flipper J. S., teacher
Floyd W. F. Rev., Methodist Goode B. E. Rev., Baptist Hall O. C., grocer
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Harman J. J., gent store
Jarett F. L, drugs and physician
Jones W. N., gent store
Leonard J. T., brick mufr Lightfoot J. F., physician
MeDonald J. B., magistrate
McMurray Julia Miss, teacher
Miligan E. A., attorney
Moody A. Q., teacher
Norton & Stacey, drugs and physi- cians
Stacey H. W., contractor and builder
Stacey M. E., druggist and dentist
Stacey R. E., gent store
Stone B. J., expand rr agt
Taylor J. W., gent store
Vann H. A. physician
Wilson W. T., genl store
BOTTSFORD. Sumter County.
A newly established post-office, lo- cated 15 miles southwest of Ameri- cus, the county seat, with a popula- tion of about 80. William T. Clark, P. M.
Clark Williaz T., blacksmith
Cato J. F., physician
Dean H. R., gent store
Howell L. P., gont store Youngblood I. A. Mrs., genl store
BOWDON.
Carroll County.
An incorporated town of about 350 inhabitants. Has three churches- one Baptist and two Methodist-a good school, steam cotton gin and saw mill, and also several others, in- cluding a woolen factory operated by power derived from Little Talla. poosa river and Indian creek. Lo- cated 12 miles westof Carrollton- terminus of S. G .. & N. A. R. R. -the county seat and nearest de- pot, via which Atlanta 16 77 miles distant. Newnan, 38 miles southeast, is its express and tele- graph office and banking town. Ship via Carrollton. Cotton is the chief export. Mail daily. N. Shel- nutt, P. M.
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