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Mathis E. T., physician Miller E. W., attorney
Roberts J. W., genl store Rushin Frank, sheriff
Singleton William W., editor Argus
Stevens II., co. treasurer Stokes & Son, blacksmiths Taylor Anders mn, wagon mkr Tullis Newell H., co. surveyor Webb E .. carrlage mkr Webb Lewis, magistrate Wells D. B., co. tax receiver
Williams R. M., cabinet mkr Williams Wheeler, grocer Wisdom F. L., physician
BUFFALO. Glynn County - (See Mount Pleasant.)
BUFORD.
Gwinnett County-Piedmont A-L. Ry.
With a population of over 500, is located 13 miles from Lawrenceville the county seat, and 37 from Atlanta. Has Methodist and Baptist churches, steam grist mill, offices of the South- ern express and Western Union tele- graph companies and daily mail. Ship direct. Leather, cotton and po- tatoes form the chief shipment. W. B. Haygood, P. M.
Allen B. & Bro., tannery
Allen R. H. & Co., saddle and har- ness mnfrs
Blackwood R. M., genl store
Cloud & Veal, genl store
Haygood & Evans, geul store
Johnson J. A. & J. L., wagon mnirs
Kenerly T. E., genl store
Martin R. W., genl store Pool & Williams, genl store
Possey J. M., wagon mufr
Smith J. S., genl store
Spencer J. & J. W., genl store
Thompson & Pattillo, genl store Wilson W. W., tinner
BULAH. Hancock County.
An inconsiderable place, 8 miles south of Sparta the county seat. No postoffice.
BULL CREEK. Tatnull County.
Located near the creek from which it derives its name, and which fur- nishes power to run a grist and saw mill ; 10 miles northeast of Reidsville the county seat. Timber cutting is the chief industry. Has a Primitive Baptist Church, a common school, and receives a semi-weekly mail by carrier.
BULLARDS.
Twiggs County. -- M. & B. R. R.
Population about 30. Located 12 miles from Jeffersonville the seat of justice. Fifteen from Macon its banking town, and 118 from Atlanta.
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Barclay J. A. Jr., genl store Densan R. A., physician
Howell W. H., genl store and justice Land H. F., genl store O'Daniel W., physician
BULO. Cherokee County.
A newly established postoffice from which no information could be ob- tained.
BURBAGE'S MILL. Pierce County .- B. & A. R. R. A small station with no postoffice. Mail to Hoboken.
BURNT MOUNTAIN. Pickens County.
Located seven miles from Jasper the county seat, and 40 from Car- tersville the nearest railroad and telegraph station. Has a Baptist church and school, grist and saw mills, and a wool carder. Corn, pork and bacon, form the principal ship- ments. Receives a weekly mail from Amicolola by carrier. Isaac Burleson, P. M.
Jones Julia Mrs., teacher
BURRELL. Ware County.
Located about 7 miles northwest of Waycross the county seat. Is a small hamlet with no mail facilities.
BURTON. Burke County. (Sce Midtille.)
BURTON. Rabun County.
Also known as Powellsville; a small village of over 100 inhabitants consisting mostly of farmers ; on the Tallulah river, 10 miles from Clayton the seat of justice; 28 from Mount Airy-Piedmont A .- L. Railway-its nearest shipping, express and tele- graph office via which Atlanta is 108
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miles distant. It has two churches -Baptist and Methodist-one acad- emy, saw and grist mills, which are operated by power obtained from the stream above named. Ship via Mount Airy. Mail semi-weekly from Clayton, Hiawassee and Clarksville, by carrier. S. M. Lilly, P. M.
Burrong S. M., teacher Burton W. C., blacksmith Camp H. S., genl store
Darrick John H., genl store
Darrick S. N., gent store
Lovel W. B., blacksmith
Lyon B. S., gent store
McClain James, blacksmith
Smith James F., magistrate
Tallulah Academy, S. M. Burrong, prin Thilgaw W. E., notary Wood Jeptha Rev., Methodist
BUSBAYVILLE. Houston County.
A small settlement with no post- office, 12 miles northeast of Perry the county seat.
BUTLER. Taylor County .- S. W. R. R.
County scat. Has a population of about 450; express and telegraph office, steam cotton gin, 2 churches -- Baptist and Methodist -- and male and female college, and a weekly newspaper the Butter Herald. 15 50 miles from both Macon and Colum- bus, which are the nearest banking towns. - Principal products, cotton, -- of which it ships about 3,000 bales annually -- wool and fruits. Daily mail. Dr. John Walker, P. M. Allen Richard E., dry goods Bateman William G., gentstore and saw mill
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Bullock J. & Son (Jasper and Julius H.), genl store
Burne William W., propr Butler Herald
Butler Herald, W. W. Burns, propr Butler Male and Female Institute
Caldwell William P., justice and co treasurer
Carithers William H., hotel
Carson Albert A., attorney
Cheney William M., attorney
Colbert Obadiah M., attorney
Colbert & Co. Obadiah M. and Charles B. Colbert), grocers Dozier John W., pres Butler College Dunn E. C., telegraph operator Edwards William P., attorney Ferrell Dickson B., grocer
Fickling William H., grist mill
Fowler Nathan T., watchmaker Foy J. W., saw mill
Hartley John T., grocer
Hays James R., co tax receiver Hiff E. & Son, gent store
Holton Abraham (c), shoemkr
Holsey Julius H., attorney Jenkins Wesley H., elk superior court Jenks John F., tax collector
Lipsey Jeremiah W., gent store, sa- loon and hotel
MeCants Jackson J., saw and grist mill
McCrory Bros., saw mill
MeElmurray J. H., gent store
Mangham James O., co surveyor
Maulk S. C. & Co. (Sabastian C. Maulk, Jenning- J. Thompson), livery and undertakers. (See page 195).
Montford Richard, cotton gin
Moulton F. M., geul store Moye J. P., dentist
Ogburn Charlton G., genl store
Oliver William J., saddles and har- Dess Peed Henry, co. coroner
Peed William J., physician
Peed & Halley ( William H. Peed, Robert G. T. Halley), gent store Pope Cullen A. J., sheriff'
Pope & Peebles (Britten Pope, Isaac F. Peebles), genl store
Respess J. R. Rev., Primitive Baptist Rowe & Bro. (John R. and Stephen H.), grocers
Rucker Lucie Miss, teacher
Russ James D., attorney and co. ordinary
Smith David A., physician
Sturdivant & Holbrook (Miss Mary Sturdivant, Mrs. E. V. Holbrook) millinery
Terrell D. B., genl store
Tiekling W. N., saw and grist mill Tickling & Dixon, gent store
Tomlin & Cameron (Robert G. Tom- lin, John A. Cameron), saw mill Turner A. D., genl store
Walker John, physician
Walker & Gamm (John Walker, W. F. Gann), druggists West Austin N., grocer
Wiggins Robert L. Rev., Methodist Willis & Dasher, saw mill
Windham John J., grist mill
Wright Bros. ( William H. and Leonard R.), genl store
BUZZARD ROOST. Twiggs County-M. & B. R. R.
Situated on the Ocmulgee river; 18 miles from Jeffersonville court house, 10 from Bullard's, its express and telegraph office, 25 from Macon, the nearest banking town, 161 from Brunswick, and 12S from Atlanta. Has a population of about 50, Metho- dist and Baptist churches, steam saw and grist mill. Ship direct. Cotton is the chief export. Mail daily by rail. Frank P. MeClendon, P. M.
BYRD'S MILL. Coffee County -(Sce Durhum's Mille.)
BYROMVILLE. Dooly County.
Located on Turkey creek 11 miles north west of Vienna, the county seat, and the same from Montezuma-Eu- taula Division S. W. R. R. - its near- est railroad, express and telegraph
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BYRON.
Houston Caunty -- S. W. R. R.
Also known as Jackson; 17 miles from Perry, the seat of justice, 12 from Fort Valley, the nearest tele- graph office, 17 from Macon, its banking town, 83 from Columbus and 120 from Atlanta Is a place of about 400 people, containing Baptist and Methodist churches, two schools, several steam gin and saw mills and office of Southern express company. Cotton is the chief export. Ship di- rect. Mail daily. D. F. Waite, P. M.
Anderson D. W., shoenkr
Baskin R. H., physician
Baskin & Stubbs, genl store
Bateman J. W., attorney
Dasber J. F. & S., saw mill
DuPree C. M., attorney Gaddy E. B. Mrs., millinery Gunn U. M., attorney
Hardison A. J., magistrate
Hartley J. D., genl store
Hartley R. W. & Co., geni store
Jackson E. W., notary and ex-off justice
Jackson Felder, grist mill
Johnson W. H., carpenter
McIntosh J. M., gent store
Parrott J. C., teacher
Peavy W. H. & Son, gent store
Richardson C. H., physician
Richardson C. H. Jr., teacher
Richardson & Walton, genl store Richardson & Warren, druggists Smith J. F., carpenter Taylor K., genl store
Thomas G. W., cotton gin
Waite D. F., express and railroad agent
Waite & Jackson, genl store and wagon makers
Walton J. A., cotton gin, grist and saw mill
Warren C. A., physician Warren T. D., cotton gin
CABANISS. Monroc County.
A recently established post-office 8 miles from Forsyth, from which no report was received.
CABIN BLUFF. Camden County.
A small settlement with no mail facilities.
CAIN'S. Gicinnett County.
Known also as Hog Mountain; a place of perhaps 75 inhabitants, con- taining a Baptist church, one school, steam cotton gin and grist mill run by power obtained from Ivy creek. Located S miles from Buford-Pied- mont A .- L. Ry .- the nearest ship- ping, telegraph and express station, 92 from Gainesville, its banking place, 45 from Atlanta and S from Lawrenceville, the seat of justice. Ships cia Buford. Cotton is the chief shipment from this point. Mail semi-weekly by carrier. C. W. Wood, P. M. Cannon G. A., genl store
Forrester J. C. Rev.
Maddox William, constable
Pass T. J. Rev.
Pool C. B., genl store
Roberts Griffin, genl store
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CAIRO.
Thomas County-S. F. d. W. R. R.
Located 15 miles west of Thomas ville, the county seat and nearest telegraph office and banking town. Has an office of the Southern Ex- press Company, steam saw mill and gin, Baptist and Methodist churches, and an academy. Population 400. Daily mail. S. A. Roddenbery, P. M.
Bryant & Richter, gent store
Clower P. S., physician
Davis S. W., drugs and physician
Griffin M. L., genl store
McManus B. W., wheelwright
Maddox G. C., grocer
Powell William, railroad agt
Rigsby W. J., blacksmith
Roddenbery S. A., geni store and grin
Wilmot H., physician
Wright & Powell, genl store
CALDWELL. Wilkes County.
Located about 15 miles north of Washington, the county seat. Is a small hamlet with no mail advan- tages.
CALHOUN.
Gordon County -W. & A. R. R.
CALVARY.
Decatur County.
Located 20 miles southeast of Bain- bridge, the county seat and nearest telegraph office, and 10 from Har. rell, the nearest railroad and express station. Swamp creek furnishes pon . er to operate a saw and grist mill. Has a Baptist church and school. Cotton is the principal product. Weekly mail. D. L. Maxwell, P. M.
CAMAK. Warren County-Ga. R. R.
At junction of M. & A. R. R., 4 miles from Warrenton the county seat ; 47 from Augu-ta the nearest banking place; 78 from Macon and 124 from Atlanta. Has a population of about 70. Offices of Southern ex- press, and Western Union telegraph companies. Has a grist mill operated by power derived from Middle creek. Methodist church and one common school. Cotton is the chief export. Mail daily by rail. T. A. Brinkley, P. M.
Holder J., miller
Kinsey J. F., hotel Mayes A. J., genl store
Mayes S. D., physicsan and geul store Smith H. W., teacher
CAMERON. Screven County-C. R. R.
Has a population of 50. Is located 15 southwest of Sylvania, and 7 from Haleyon Dale, the nearest telegraph office. Cotton, rice and farm produce are the principal products. Daily mail.
CAMERON'S MILL. Telfair County-(Sie Cobbville.)
CAMILLA. Mitchell County -- S., F. & W. R. R.
County seat, on the Albany division The county seat. Has a population . of above line of railway ; 182 miles of over 600, Methodist and Baptist from Macon, 232 from Savannah and 235 from Atlanta. Is an incorporated
churches and common school, express and telegraph offices. Cotton and itown of about 700 population. Gov- grain form the principal exports. ; erned by a mayor and 3 councilmen. | Has 4 churches, 3 schools, carriage
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manufactory, a large cotton ware house and steam and grist and saw mills. Cotton, hides and lumber form the chief shipments from this point. Southern express and Western Union telegraph offices. Albany-26 miles distant-is its banking town. Mail daily. Charles A. Roles, P. M.
Bargs & Collins (James Baggs, L. A. Marion Collins), genl store
Bailey Jeptha H., genl store Bennett F. R., eo. commissioner
Brimberry Marion F., gent store and express agt
Brimberry William H., carriage mkr and genl store
Bush & Lyon (Isaac A. Bush, Thos. R. Lyon), attorneys and bankers Butler & Turner (David K. Butler, John C. Turner), genl store
Callaway James, attorney
Cameron M., magistrate
Camilla Academy, C. Russell Twitty, prin
Cochran Robert H., co tax collector Collins & Co. (L. A. Marion Collins, Charles M. Baggs), turpentine dis- tillers Cull B. J. A., physician Cullen F. T., attorney
Dasher Horace C., co. ordinary
Davis Clinton O., attorney
Einstein Maier, gent store
George M. E. Mrs., hotel
George P. M., dentist
Harrell A. H., cotton buyer
Hartsfield & Harrell ( William F. Hartsfield, Marcus I. Harrell), gro- cers
Heath B. D. & Co. (Benjamin D. and John P. Heath), genl store
Heath G. Lee, carriage mkr
Heppe William, confectioner
Hurst Wiley A., hotel and black- smith
Jackson G. W., co. commissioner Jones Jacob (c), blacksmith Jones J. S. & Bro. (John S. and ' 'James A.), gent store
Kolbie Charles F., shoemkr Morgan William H., grocer Owen James T., co. coroner Palmer J. II., attorney
Pearce John W., elk superior court
Scaife J. H., attorney and co. com- missioner
Schlesinger Henry, genl store
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Sloan H. E., saw mill Spence H. W .. co. commissioner Spence J. H., attorney
Spence William A. J., drugs and physician
Spence William N., attorney
Stephens John H,, rragent Stewart James L., co treasurer
Stewart & Cochran (James L. Stewart, James H. Cochran), gro- cers
Swindle George W., sheriff and livery stable
'Tinsley William J .. physician
Twitty C. Russell, prin Camilla Academy
Twitty J. B., physician
Twitty P. W., justice
Twitty W. W., physician
Twitty & Culpepper (W. Watson Twitty, William H. Culpepper), genl store
Wilson John C., tax receiver
Wright O. P., teacher and co sur- veyor
CAMP GREEK.
Union County.
Located 12 miles northeast of Blairsville the county seat, and 60 from Gainesville the nearest railroad, express and telegraph station. Flour, bacon, dried fruit and live stock, form the principal exports. Has a Baptist and Methodist churches and a high school. Weekly mail.
CAMP MILLS.
Gwinnett County.
Formerly a postoffice, discontinued February 15, 1879. Send mail to Cain's.
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CAMP PINKNEY.
Charlton County.
A small village near the Florida boundary with no postal facilities.
CAMPAGNE. Towns County.
A place of about 60 inhabitants, 6 miles from Hiawassee the county seat ; 50 from Mount Airy the nearest railroad, express and telegraph sta- tion, and 60 from Gainesville the nearest banking town. Brasstown creek furnishes power to operate a flour and corn mill. The principal shipments are flour, corn, bacon and general produce. Ship via Gainesville or Mount Airy. Was established as a postoffice in 1880, and receives mail twice a week from Blairsville and Hiawaseee. George W. Johnson, P. M.
CAMPBELLTON. Campbell County.
On the Chattahoochee river Smiles from Fairburn-A. & W. P. R. R., its railroad, express and telegraph offices, and 24 direct from Atienta or by rail via Fairburn, 27. Has a popula - tion of over 100. Baptist and Metho- dist churches, one school, and mail three times a week by carrier. Ship by way of Fairburn. Cotton is the chief export. J. L. Latham, P. M.
Brown A. H., wagon mkr
Brown J. W., carpenter
Cameron B. H., genl store
Harley J. E., druggist
Hindman A. J., notary and black- smith
Humphreis E. F. & A. C., saloon and gent store Latham J. L., genl store
Mixon E. P., physician
Tuggle R. J., attorney and justice
Wilson A. H., physician Woodall J. A., saloon and grocer Woodall J. B, shoemkr
CAMP'S. Telfair County.
A small place with a population of about 30, nine miles from McRae. the county seat and nearest railroad, express and telegraph station, and $6 from Macon, the nearest banking town. The office of the Georgia Land and Lumber Company is at this place. The company operates about 21 miles of narrow gauge railroad. Their timber is rafted to St. Simons Mills. Ship via McRae-No. 11 M. & B. R. R. Was established as : post-office in 1879 and receives a daily mail from MeRae by special carrier. R. Oberley, P. M.
Georgia Land and Lumber Co. Papot James A. & Co., contractors
CANEY BAY.
Pierce County-B. & A. R. R. No post-office. Mail to Hoboken.
CANOOCHEE. Emanuel County,
Eight miles from Swainsboro, the county seat, 10 from Herndon-No. 9 C. R. R .- its railroad and express of- fice, 26 from Millen, the nearest tele- graph station. Augusta, 56 miles, is used as a banking place; 207 from Atlanta and 106 from Savannah. 19 a place of 60 inhabitants, containing four churches, one school, chair and carriage factory, and two each saw and grist mill run by steam. Ship ria Herndon. Cotton is the chief export. Mail four times a week by buggy. A. R. Redding, P. M.
Brown L. H. & G. H., cotton gin
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Edenfield D. J., carriage maker
Newman J. B., chair innfr
Procior A. M., gent store
Redding A. H. Rev.
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CANTON.
Cherokee County-M. & N. G. R. R.
County seat. Located on the Eto- wah river, 22 miles from Marietta- W. & A. R. R .- its present express, telegraph office and banking town, and 42 from Atlanta. The place eon- tains about 375 inhabitants, two each Methodist and Baptist churches, two common schools, steam cotton gin, saw mill and grist mill operated by power derived from the above named river. Ship direct. Cotton, corn and whisky form the chief shipments. Mail daily. W. B. Whitmore, P. M.
Arwood Thomas W., tax receiver
Attaway J. D., attorney
Attaway J. M., teacher
Avery Jacob C., genl store
Butler P. P. Rev.
Chamlee George W., distiller
Chandler T. B., railroad agent
Cherokee Advance, M. A. Thomas, publr
Coggins Jonathan L., co. treas
Coker M. C., tax collector
Coleman Watson L., physician
Crisler Benjamin F., genl store and shoe mnfr
DuPree P. W., attorney
Duval D. P. Miss, teacher
Ellis William M., genl store
Galt Jabez, elk Superior Court
Greene William A., drugs and physician
Holland E. B. & Go. (Eugene B. Holland, Joseph B. Hardin), genl store
Jarvis John W., watches, clocks, jewelry and photographer
Jones Robert T., genl store
Keith J. V. & Bro., distillers
Kilby & Patterson, saw mill King James H., sewing machines
King J. H. Mrs., millihery, etc Kirk William T., co coroner
McA ffee House, W. B. Whitmore, propr MeAffee Jasper M., genl store
MeAffee Joseph M., gent store
McClure Charles M., genl store and co ordinary
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MoCollum William T., blacksmith McMurry John A. Rev., Baptist Martin MI. P. Rev
Moore Fred W .. co surveyor
Newman & Attaway (Howard W. Newman. John D. Attaway), attorneys Parker A. M., physician
Patterson & Gordon (Reynolds L. Patterson, John W. Gordan), cot- ton gin and planing mill
Payne & DuPree (Benjamin F. Payne, Perry P. DuPree), attor- neys
Quillian Henry M. Rev., Mathodist Sewell Newton, physician
Sewell S. P, physician and drugs Spears Joshua P., sheriff
Speir, Lathem & Co. (James Speir, George Lathem, William M. Can- non), genl store
Teasley George I., attorney
Tea-ley William A., attorney and tannery
Thomas Marshall A., pubr Cherokee Adv
Turk John M., drugs and physician Vance John M., harness mnkr
Warlick William H., blacksmith
Whitmore Wells B., postmaster and propr MeAfee House
CAPTOLO. Sereven County.
A recently established postoffice from which no report was received in time for publication.
CARBONDALE. Whitfield County .- (Ste. Core City.)
CARDSVILLE. Jones County.
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Bolingbroke the nearest railroad sta- tion. Has a Methodist church and school. Poultry and butter are the principal shipments. Receives semi-weekly mail.
CARNESVILLE. Franklin County.
The county seat. Has a population of nearly 200. Toccoa is the nearest telegraph and express office, and railroad station. North Broad river furnishes power to operate grist mill, and there is also a steam grist and saw mill, Baptist and Methodist churches and a high school. Cotton, corn and oats, are the principal ship- ments. Daily mail.
CARROLLTON.
Carroll County .- S. G. & N. A. R. R.
The county seat. Is the terminus of the S. G. & N. A. R. R. Newnan 26 miles distant is the nearest tele- graph and express office. Population nearly 1,000. Has Presbyterian, Bap- tist and Methodist churches, com- mon schools, a newspaper-the Car- roll County Times-flouring mill, and sash, door and blind factory. Cotton is the principal product. Charles H. Merrell, P. M.
Almon Moses N., notions
Askew & Bradley (James F. Askew, James F. Bradley, John W. Mar. tin), genl store
Austin George W., attorney
Baskin & Stripling (John W. Baskin, Wesley C. Stripling), geul store Bass James A., guano and cotton Baxter & Sims (James M. Baxter, David W. Sims), flour mill Beall William A., tax receiver
Bennett & Burns (James K. Bennett, Benjamin F. Burns), genl store
Benson Eli, hotel and distiller Benson William (c), livery stable
Brown & Brown (Samuel J. and Henry C.), academy
Butler Franklin M., shoemkr
Camp & White (Andrew J. Camp, Samuel T. White), gent store
Carroll County Times, Edwin R. Sharpe, propr_(See page 201) Chambers Charles E., furniture
Chambers House, William B. Chambers, propr
Cheney Isaac N., physician
Cobb & Brown (Joseph L. Cobb, William F. Brown), attorneys
Cole Gilbert, coroner Cole Joseph F., physician
Cole William P., attorney Easson Elijah P., meats Fain Nicholas, com mer
Fields J. M. & Co. (John M. Fields, George W. Roop), genl store
Fitts W. W., physician
Fitts & West ( William W. Fitts George H. West), drugs and sta- tionery
Gaines & Brown (Robert J. Gaines, James R. Brown), fertilizers and cotton
Gardner George A., r r agt
Gaston J. J., carpenter Gaulding William, physician
Glass Marcus, cooper
Griffin Jesse R., tinner
Hamrick James M., tax collector
Harris Sampson W., judge superior court
Hewitt James M., sheriff Hine Robert (c), barber
Holmes Jamies I)., confectioner Houston John P., blacksmith
Johnson William, drugs
Jordan Jerry D., co surveyor
Juhan James J., attorney
Juhan & Pope (Daniel B. Juhan, Mrs. M. E. Pope), dry goods and millinery
Kelly Jolin M. B., clk Superior Court
Kirby J. T., tanner
Kirkley William P., genl store Kramer Ernest G., genl mdse Long & Co. (Henry W. and Thomas L.), gent store
Lowe James M., genl store
McDaniel & White ( Ransom C. Mc- Daniel, Samuel (. White), dentists Mabry Thomas A., gent store
BUILDERS' SUPPLY HOUSE, ICHfin Lead and Oil. B. H. Broomhead & Co.
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