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Mandeville Leroy C., gent store and co treasurer
Mandeville & West (Leon P. Mandeville, Thomas H. West), sash, doors and blinds Mathews & Smith ( Patrick V. Math- ews, Wesley W. Smith), jewelers Merrell Charles W., attorney
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Merrell W. W. & G. W. (William W. and George W.), attorneys Mitchell John A., harnessmkr New William C., genl mdse Perdue Isham B., gent store Pierce & Lepard (Micajah Pierce, William R. Lepard), genl store Pope Jasper N., genl store
Reese Augustus C., select school
Reese & Adamson (Oscar Reese, Charles Adamson), attorneys
Richards Robert L., co ordinary Robinson Henry R., livery stable
Roop Henry O., genl store
Roop William W. Rev., Baptist
Sharp A. F. & Bro. (Albert F. and James 'T.), genl store
Sharpe Edwin R., propr The Carroll County Times
Shelnutt & Merrell (John N. Shelnutt, Grisham D. Merrell), genl store
Simonton Charles B., genl store
Smith S. Owen, cot com mer
Stewart John B., photographer
Stewart J. W. & Son, (J. W. and Wiley G.), genl store
Tanner William S., saloon and gro- cer
Thomason James R., physician
Thomason & Bro., (Miss Emma M. and Junius W.), dry goods and mil- linery
Trussell & Sims (Daniel L. Trussell,
David W. Sims), carriages
Turner & Chambers ( Alfred D. Turn- er, Joseph R. Chambers), genl store Wells Edwin W., livery stable Wells Howard, (c), blacksmith Worthy Z. P. & Son, (Zachariah P. and William H.), genl store
CARR'S STATION.
Hancock County .- M. & A. R. R.
Located 12 miles southwest of Sparta, the county seat, and 10 from Milledgeville, the nearest telegraph office. Has steam and water grist and saw mills, Baptist and Methodist churches, school and express office. Population 45. Daily mail. Julian West, P. M.
Baugh & Rives, saw mill
Benion N. B. Rev., Baptist
Butts J. W., physician
CarrJ. D., genl store, expand r ragt Carr N. J., grist mill
Ellis J. T., genl store
Fraley II., grist mill
Hall W. S., justice
Harper B. I., genl store and grist mill
Jones T. J., physician
Morris W. R. & Co., genl store
Palmer J. A., genl store
Palmer W. S., grist mill
Thomas & Morris. (J. B. Thomas, W. R. Morris), grist mill
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CARROLLTON, GEORGIA.
EDWIN R. SHARPE, Editor and Proprietor.
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CARSONVILLE.
Taylor County.
A recently established post office 11 miles northwest of Butler, the county seat and nearest railroad, express and telegraph station. Population al:out 65. IIas a Methodist church, school steam mill and gin.
Carter A. M., genl store
Mangham J. O., teacher
Monk S. S., genl store
Searcy John, mill and gin
Singleton F. P., physician
CARTECAY.
Gilmer County.
Ten miles from Ellijay, the seat of justice, 45 from Gainesville, its rail- road, express and telegraph offices and banking town. In the vicinity are four churches-one Methodist and three Baptists-one school and two four mills. Country produce is the chief shipment. Mail Daily. W. A. Allen, P. M.
Allen Samuel D., magistrate Allen W. A .. gent store
Chase D. W., grist mill
Davis J. M. Rev., Baptist Ellis James M. Rev .. Baptist
Heath George W., genl store McHan Wilkey, gent store
Smith George F., physician
Smith R. L., gent store
Smith & Swain, grist mill
Teen M. V. & Son, genl store
Vandergrift B. B., genl store
West James M. Rev., Baptist West M. J., notary
CARTERS. Murray County.
Located 10 mlles southeast of
Spring Place, the county seat.
CARTER BRIDGE. Clinch County.
A small settlement about 17 mile- west of Homerville, the county seat, with no mail advantages.
CARTER'S MILL. Appling County.
Has no mail facilities. Situated 15 miles southwest of Baxley, between Big and Little Hurricane creek.
CARTERSVILLE. Bartow County- W. & A. R. R.
The county seat; is on the W. & A. R. R., at the junction of the Cher- okee R. R., 49 miles from Atlanta. Ore and minerals abound in this sec. tion, which is also one of the finest farming regions in the State. Has four churches-Presbyterian, Epis- copal Methodist and Baptist-three schools, two weekly newspapers -- the Express and Free Press-several secret societies, express and tele- graph offices. Population over 2,000. Daily mail. Jesse R. Wikle, P. M.
Aikin & Aikin (Warren T. and John), attorneys
Ally Isham, gent store
Anderson John, stoves and tinware Anderson John P., livery stable
Anderson John R .. saloon and bil- Hards
Andersou Oliver D., furniture and undertaker
Attaway Shelby K., attorney
Auerbach Charles, dry goods
Baker Thomas H., physician
Baker & Hall ( William C. Baker, Henry H. Hall), hardware
Barion & Bro. (Angustus L. and William H.), grocers
Barton Bailey, tax collector
Baxter Thomas W., machinery and fertilizers
Bell John F., grocer
Bowler William O., harness and sand- dles
Callahan John W., shoemkr
Cartersville Express, C. Willingham, pubr
Cartersville Free Press, C. H. C. and A. M. Willingham, pubs
Cobb H. W., co. treasurer Conner James J., attorney
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Conyers James B., attorney
Curry David W., drugs
Daniel Francis M., grocer
Dagen John C., grocer and saloon Durham F. M., elk superior court
Elwards William C., harness and saddles
Enlow James D., hotel
Fite A. W., attorney
Fite Richard L., physician
Foote Thomas A., genl store
Foster J. H., physician
Franklin A. M., sheriff
Galt & Maeger (Henry Galt, Richard J. Maeger), saloon
Gilbert W. H. & A. D. (William H. and Alfred D.), genl store
Gilreath M. H. & Co. (Miller H. and Rebecca M. Giheath ), furniture
Gilreath Nelson, grocer
Giun W. W., co tax receiver
Godfrey Benjamin F., grocer
Graham & Foute ( Edward D. Gra- ham, Augustus M. Foute), attor- neys
Gray Franklin P., attorney
Harwell John F., gunsmith
Harwell Thomas J., blacksmith
Hicks & Brevard (Seaborn T. Hicks, Albert S. Brevard), cabinet mkr Hilburn John, brick infr
Hoxs Landon C., propr St. James Ilotel
Howard J. A., co. ordinrry
Howard J. J. & Son (John J. and William H.), bankers
Hudgins Anson R., grocer
Jones Robert H., buggy and wagon mnfr and geul store
Johnson Lindsay, physician
Jolinson McConnell L., attorney Johnson Pomp (c), restaurant Johnson William (c), barber King Alexander (c), shoemkr
Knight A. & Co. (Aaron Knight, Francis M. Ford), grain and pro- duce
Leake William W., physician
Menkee & Hansen, photographers Milner & Harris (Thomas W. Mil- ner, Watt Harris, Jr.), attorneys Montgomery & Son (Georgo M. and John G. M.), geni store Moon Charles A., boots and shoes Moon Joseph M., attorney Moon Pleasant L., gent store Morris Henry (c), barber
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Mountcastle H. M. & Co. (Hilliard M., Charles W. and Edward W. Mountcastle), books and music Mounteastle William R., jeweler
Mull Daniel B., genl store and co coroner
Murphey R. W., attorney
Neel James M., attorney Norris John T., ins agt
Norris & Jones (John T. Norris, Rob- ert H. Jones), cotton warehouse
Owen John T., jeweler
Padgette E. M. Miss, milliner
Parrott Robert (c), shoemkr
Patterson & Milner (c), (Ellis Patter- son, Haynes Milner), blacksmiths
Pattillo R. M. & Co. (Robert M. Pat- tillo, Robert F. Bradford), grocers Payne Edward, grocer and saloon
Payne Mort E., saloon
Peacock E. W. K., co. surveyor
Pyrolusite Manganense Co., W. H. Hacket, supt; E. H. Woodward, pres
Roberts Richard C., livery stable
Roberts & Collins (Sterling M. Rob- erts, Miles A. Collins), grocers
St. James Hotel, L. C. Hoss, propr
Satterfield George W., genl store
Satterfield Reuben W., geul store
Satterfield William, grocer and sa- loon
Scheuer Bros. (Albert and Moses), genl store
Shaw Francis M., wagon mkr
Shepherd John T., physician Shockley Leo Miss, milliner
Shockley Thomas B., genl store
Skinner A. A. & Co. (Richard A. Clayton), grocers
Stansell Matthew R., attorney
Stephens J. A. & J. F. (John A. and Jasper F.), grocers
Stevenson & Taylor (Hugh Stephen- son, Daniel Taylor), founders and machinists
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Stokeley, Williams & Co. (Alfred C. Williams, Robert G. Mays, Mrs. M. A. Stokeley), genl store Stover John A., grocer Taylor John (c), barber
Todd E. & Co. (Edgar and John M. Todd), genl stor
Tumlin George S., attorney and magistrate
Upson J. D., dentist
Vandivere Alfred G. B., meat market Vandivere A. D., grocer
Walker F. M., shoemkr
White Charles H., genl store
Wikle W. H. & Co. (William H. Wikle, Charles H. Tomlinson), books and stationery
Wikle & Wikle (John H. and Doug- las), attorneys
Williams Martin G., drugs and phy- sician
Williams Virgil L., stoves, tinware and queensware
Williams William A., blacksmith
Willingham Cornelius, publr Ex- press
Willingham C. H. C. & A. M. (Charles H. C. and Alexander M.), publrs Free Press
Wofford Absalom P., attorney
CASON. Wilcox County.
A small place of about 30 inhabit- ants, 12 miles from Abbeville, the county seat, and 15 from Hawkins- ville, the nearest railroad, express and telegraph station and banking town. Cotton and wool are the prin- cipal products. Was established as a post-office in 1879 and receives mail twice a week from llawkinsville and Wolf Creek by wagon. David Cason, P. M.
CASS STATION.
Bartow County-W. & A. R. R.
A small village of about 75 people, 4 miles from Cartersville, the seat of justice, 1 mile from Rogers station, its telegraph office, 53 from Atlanta and 87 from Chattanooga. Ship di . direct. The place has an express of .. fice and cotton gin and saw mill .. Mail twice a day by rail. W. J. Simpson, P. M.
CASSANDRA. Walker County.
Lolated 12 miles northwest of La- Fayette, the county seat, and S from Rising Fawn, its nearest railroad sta- tion. Has Methodist and Missionary Baptist churches, common schools, and several water-power grist mills.
CASSVILLE. Bartow County.
Located on Two Run Creek, 7 miles from Cartersville -- W. & A. R. R .- the county seat, and its telegraph office and banking town, 2 from Cass Sta- tion, the nearest shipping and express office, via which it is 55 from Atlanta, and 89 from Chattanooga. Is a place of about 225 inhabitants, containing Baptist and Methodist churches, one academy, and a steam saw and grist mill. Ship vio Cass Station. Cotton, wheat, corn and hay form the chief shipments from this point. Mail daily by carrier from Cass Station. R. B. Smith, P. M.
Barber Thomas, shoemkr
Battle R. J., physician
Brown M. S., physician
Chum W. A., genl store
Garwood J. & Co., grist and saw mill Hawks J. P., genl store and magis- trate
Headden W. & Son, wagon and plow mkrs
Holmes H. H., carriage mnfr
Kiunebrew J. W., physician
Meyers W. M., blacksmith
Smith R. B., genl store
Tear W. E., shoemkr
CAT CREEK. Lowndes County.
Population estimated at 50. Has
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two churches-Methodist and Bap- :.- t -- one school and a saw and grist wall, operated by power obtamed From Cat Creek. Valdosta, 12 miles Autant, is the county seat, and near est railroad, telegraph, express office and banking town; Atlanta is 322 and Savannah 169 miles distant. Ship tin Valdosta. Cotton is the chief ex- port. Mail semi-weekly by buggy. Mrs. Mary E. Griffin, P. M.
Battle W. L., millwright Beatty E. M., carpenter
Griffin S. L., genl agent Hayes J. L., blacksmith Jerome R. P., genl store Kelly E. M., carpenter
Tyler J. M. & Co., geni store Tyler W. M , carpenter Williams C. M., teacher
CATAULA.
Harris County .- C. & R. R. R.
A place of very little importance, with a population of 50; is 8 miles from Hamilton court house, 15 from Columbus and 115 from Atlanta. Has railroad and express offices. Ship direct. C. M. Hamley, P. M. Brewiston T. F., physician Moane J. H., genl store Rodgers E. W., teacher
CATOOSA.
Catoosa County .- W. & A. R. R. The station for Catoosa Springs. No post-office.
CATOOSA SPRINGS.
Catoosa County.
A summer resort 4 miles from Ringgold, the county seat, 2 trom Catoosa station, the nearest railroad and express station, and 26 miles from Chattanooga, Tenn., the nearest bank- ing town. There are more than fifty springs of different medicinal prop- erties flowing within an area of two acres. Telegraph onice at the hotel. Ship vin Ringgold. Wasestablished as a post-office in 1881, and receives a paily mail by stage. W. P. Camp- bell, P. M.
Springs Hotel, Dr. J. R. Reynolds and Mrs. M. E. Cannon, mngrs.
CAVE SPRING.
Floyd County .- S. R. & D. R. R.
Cave Spring is located on Cedar Creek 16 miles from Rome, the county seat, and nearest banking town. Has an once of the Southern Express Co. and telegraph office. Has 4 churches, Presbyterian, Epis- copal, Methodist and Baptist. Pop- ulation about 450. There are two large academies or institutes, one un- der control of the Baptist denomina., tion, and the other the Methodist. The State Asylum for the deaf and dumb is also located here. Cedar Creek furnishes water power to eper- ate a flouring mill, saw mill and wool carder. Cotton is the principal pro duct. Was established as a post- office in 1840, and has a daily mail by railroad. R. H. Smith, P. M.
Bunn P. M. Miss, teacher Burns W. M., justice
Conner W. O, prin. State Institute for deaf and dumb
Culvertson W. A., physician
Davis T. J., notary
Dickerson T. K., livery stable
Dickerson 'T. E. & Son, genl store Dozier J. T., druggists
Gray M. W., physician
Hardin A. D. & Co., (A. D. Hardin, J. H. Samuel, W. A. Culbertson), groceries and drugs.
Harper & Carroll, (A. T. Harper, J.
M. Carroll), grist and woolen mills King P. J., teacher
MeCall D. T .. physician
MeKenzie Thomas J., rr agt and tel opr
Raymond T. M. Rev., Presbyterian
Rees H. K. Rev., Episcopal Robins J. B. Rev., Methodist Samuel J. H., physician
Sewell G. F., physician
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CEDAR CREEK. Tatnall County.
Is a place of about 100 inhabitants, 10 miles from Reidsville the county seat, and 40 from No. 3, C. R. R., the nearest railroad and express sta- tion. Cedar Creek from which the town derives its name furnishes water power to operate a saw mill, rice and corn mill. It has also steam -aw mills . and gins. Cotton and timber are the principal shipments. Ship via No. 3, C. R. R. Was estab- lished as a postoffice in 1878, and re- ceives mail 4 times a week from Statesborough and Reidsville. J. A. Callaway, P. M.
Bird Elbert, genl store
Brewton J. B., genl store and mill Eason E. A., physician
Hendricks G. F., genl store and mill Smith J. B., saw mill
CEDAR GROVE. Walker County.
Located 10 miles from LaFayette the county seat; 25 from Chattanoo- ga its railroad, telegraph, express of- fice, and banking town, via which Atlanta is 166 miles distant. This place has a population of over 300; two churches-Methodist and Bap- tist-one excellent academy. Flour and grist mill run by power obtained from Chickamauga creek, and a saw and grist mill, cotton gin and shingle mill, run by steam. Ship to Chatta- nooga. Cotton, wheat and pork form the chief shipments. Mail 3 times Weekly by carrier. J. F. Smith, P. M.
Brooks Stephen, blacksmith
Cannon J. S., wagon mkr Cochran G. W., physician Coker S., wagon mkr
Cottron & Andrews, saw mill
Evitt C. W., gent store
Evitt J. H., tanner
Evitt N., blacksmith
Head J. W., blacksmith
Hill G. W., genl store, cotton gin and saw mill
Jackson Berry, blacksmith
St. Mary's Academy, John T. Wood, prin Simmons W. B., physician
Rankin W. R., contractor and builder 'Smith Hiram, genl store
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Sims W. B. & Co., grocers Simmons O. C., teacher
Simmons W. S. & D. W., genl store Smith R. N., grocer
State Institute for Deaf and Dumb. W. O'Connor, prin
Strickland B. M., drugs
Tilly R. C., hotel and livery stable Trout N. D. & Co,, grocers
Trout W. P. & Co. (W. P. Trout, A. Shaw), genl store
Walker J. M. & Son, genl store
Watts James C., physician Wright A. W., drugs
Wright C. W., gent store
CAVENDER.
Lumpkin County.
Located about 4 miles northeast of Dahlonega the county seat, with no mail facilities.
CAWTHON.
Hancock County.
Located 14 miles from Sparta the county seat, nearest railroad, express and telegraph station, and banking town. Has a steam gin, two church- es-Missionary Baptist and Metho- dist-and a high school. Cotton is the principal product. Ship via Greensborough. Was made a post .. office in 1851, and receives a semi- weekly mail by carrier from Greens- borough and Sparta. John W Cawthon, P. M.
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Lowey George L., teacher Owens Giles, grist mill
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smith J. F., magistrate
ialley W. H., boot and shoemkr
Ward A., shoemkr Ward R. R., watch mkr Wheeler J. R., genl store
White E. E., tanner and mnfr pat medicine Wood John G., teacher Wood John T., prin St. Mary's Academy
CEDAR HILL ..
Gwinnett Couuty.
Situated 16 miles from Lawrence- ville the county seat, and nearest railroad station ; 18 from Buford the starost telegraph office, and 21 from Athens the nearest express office and banking point. A local stream fur- nishes power to operate saw, corn, grist and flouring mills. Also has a steam shingle mill, and a population of about 65. Cotton is the principal product. Ship via Lawrenceville. Has been a post-office about 8 years, and receives mail 4 times a week from Lawrenceville and Jefferson by carrier. H. N. Rainey, P. M.
learn S. T., genl store House & Johnston, blacksmiths MeGavit R. N. Rev Shelnutt A. D., painter Thurmond W. J., physician White & Bradbury ( Robert White, L. Y. Bradbury), grist mill Williams J. N., blacksmith
CEDAR HILL. Johnson County.
Has no post-office. A small village 10 miles southwest of Wrightsville, the county seat.
CEDAR RIDGE.
Whitfield County,
A place of about 35 inhabitants, situated in Coahullah creek, 5 miles from Dalton the county seat, which Is also the nearest railroad, express and telegraph station and banking town. Has grist mills, saw mills and gins operated by water power fur- nished by above named stream; also steam sow mills. Has 3 churches- Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian-
and one school. Cotton, corn, hay and tobacco are the principal pro- ducts. Was established as a post- office in 1874, and has a mail each week day from Dalton and Spring Place by wagon. James A. Maddox, P. M.
Black P. H., blacksmith Carter Nathan, wheelwright Dillard T. P., miller
Maddox James A., grist and saw mill
CEDAR SHOAL. Newton County.
Located about 3 miles south west of Covington, a small place with no postal advantages.
CEDAR SPRINGS. Eurly County.
With a population of about 40; is 16 miles from Blakely the seat of jas- tice, 5 from Porter's Ferry on the Chattahoochee river, the neareet shipping point ; 125 from Columbus and 275 from Atlanta. Several saw and grist mills in operation here. Ship by way of Porter's Ferry. Cot- ton and corn the chief shipments from this place. J. S. Mosley, P. M.
Hayes A. B., genl store Hayes Charles, blacksmith Lane J. P., co. tax receiver Mosley J. S., sheriff
Mosley Yancey C., warehouse Sheffield W.B., genl store and cotton gin
CEDAR VALLEY. Polk County.
Located some 2 miles north west of Cedartown; is a small settlement with no mail facilities.
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CEDARTOWN. Polk County-Cherokee R. R.
The county seat. Is the terminus of the Cherokee R. R., and has a population of 950. Has Presbyte- rian, Methodist and Baptist churches and three schools; also one of the largest iron works in the south. Cot- ton, grain, hides and iron form the principal shipments, the receipts of the former amounting to about 5,009 balesannually. William C. Knight, P. M.
Adams R. A. & Co. (Richard A. Ad- ams, George W. Lindsey), genl store
Allen, Wheeler & Co. (John C. Al- len, Robert H. Wheeler, S. G. Blance), geul store
Arrington James M., co tax re ceiver
Baker, Hall & Co. (W. C. Baker, William F. and Henry H. Hall), hardware and harness
Barnes Thomas C., gunsmith
Barr & Leake (John W. Barr, George G. Leake). genl store
Blance Joseph A., attorney
Bradford & Walker ( William Brad- ford, James M. Walker), drugs and books
Brewer Joel, eo ordinary Burbank Thaddeus F., drugs
Cambron Henry L., blacksmith
Cedartown Advertiser, D. B. Free. man, propr
Cherokee Iron and R. R. Co; A. G. West, pres ; J. R. Barber, sec ; iron mnfrs, grist mill and gent store
Chisolm George W., physician Cooper J. R., meat market Crabb Judson, grocer
Daniel & Radeliffe ( Thomas R. Dan- iel, Thomaf A. Radcliffe), black- smiths and wagonmkrs
Davis Frank, wagonmkr
Doig Edmund, blacksmish
Dougherty Alexander, saloon
Duffey J. P., saddle and harnessinkr
England William G., physician
Eves John F., confectioner
Featherston G. W. & Bro. (Giles W. and William S.), gent store
Freeman David B., propr Adver- tiser
Glenn James, attorney
Gibson & Wood ( William T. Gibson, Clarenee J. Wood), genl store
Harris Charles H., physician
Harris James C., co surveyor
Harrison Richard T., grocer
Harrison & Johnson (James M. Har- rison, John P. Johnson), livery stable
Hayes John R., tailor
Huntington & Wright ( Alva Hunt- ington, Newton M. Wright), genl store
Janes & Richardson (Charles G. Janes, Armstead Richardson), at- torneys
King John M., attorney
Knight William C., cik superior court
Ledbetter D. H., photographer and jeweler
Ledbetter Louis S., dentist and no. tary
Liddell Joseph A., physician
Liddell Moses F., physician Loveless Samuel S., shoemkr Lowery J. B., grocer
McCormick Milton C., tax collector
Mee Isaac T., stoves and tinware Morris James M., genl store
Noyes James S., genl store
Peek W. F. & Co. ( William F. Peek. Russell E. Cobb), genl store
Philpot, Dodds & Bros. (Calvin, Phil- pot, Joseph H., James A., John W. and Calvin Dodds), gent store
Phillips Mill Co., saw mill
Phillips W. M. & Co. ( William M. and John H. Phillips, E. D. High- tower), genl store
Price James HI., mattress mkr
Richardson Everard H., physician Robinson W. & Soon (c), William
Robinson, Walter C. Black), groeer- Rothenbach Lawrence F., baker and grocer
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shepard S P., saloon
"offregen Henry, grocer and baker >rickland George W., hotel
Subbs & Co. (John S. Stubbs, Thom- :. M. Pace, R. Grigsby Herber'), genl store
Taylor Willi um G., sheriff Thompson Ivy F., attorney
Thompson Jeremiah, co. coroner Thompson Joseph A., shoemkr Thompson Ineius L., cabinet mkr Tuompson R. R., physician
Turner William F., attorney West Charles E , attorney
CHARLES, E. WEST, Attorney at Law, CEDARTOWN, GA.
Special attention given to collections. Prompt attention to all legal busi- ness entrusted to my care.
Williams Samuel P., blacksmith and wagon mkr
Wood Charles H., co. treasurer
Wrigh: M. A. & Co. (Milier A. Wright and -). clothing Wynn J. A. & Bro. (Julius A. and Samuel M., gent store
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