Georgia state gazetteer and business directory 1881-82, Part 26

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Publication date: 1881
Publisher: Atlanta, Ga. : Standard Directory Co.
Number of Pages: 1168


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PROVIDE


for your Families by a Certificate in the PEOPLES' MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION, Atlanta, Ga.


RECEIVED HIGHEST MEDAL Amer. Inst., N. Y., 1879-80.


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Martin Nancy Mrs., boarding Mayer & Watts, general store Morgan Y. H., physician, drugs and guano agent


Newman Martin, baker and confec- tioner


Oberry J. L., livery stable-


Oberry, Peacock & Co., genl store


Peacock & Oberry, gin and grist mill


Pendergrast J. H., watchmkr


Richardson S. L., physician


Roland Daniel, saloon


Roland David, geul store and ware- house


Ryle R. F., grocer


Ryle W. N., meat market


Scarbrough M. A .. genl store


Schofield J. R., gin, grist mill and cotton factory


Sherrill W. A., saloon and restau- rant


Smith F. A., cabinet mkr


Solomon P. M., gunsmith


Solomon & Waters, grocers


Stanley & Floyd, carriage mkrs and undertakers


Stocks J. D., ice and confectioners


Thomas G. H., ice and confectioner Thomas James A., attorney and hotel Thompson A. J., gent store


Treble W. B., meat market Trummell S. C. Mrz., hotel


Urquhart A. P., genl store


Walker T. D., physician


Walker T. D., drags and guano agt


Walker T. F., editor Cochran Eu- terprise and physician Ward T. A., grocer


Wayne R. S., attorney


Wiggins Laura Mrs., dressmkr


Wright J. G., saloon


Wyly W. H., attorney


Wynne & Nichol-, gent store


COHUTTA SPRINGS.


Murray County.


Siuated 14 miles from Spring Place, the county seat, on the Conasauga river, which affords power for ran- ning a gin, flour, grist and saw mill: 18 miles from Dalton, the nearest railroad, express and telegraph office and banking place, 118 from Atlanta, and 50 from Chattanooga. Ship cia Dalton. Cotton. wheat, coru and oats form the chief shipments. Bap- tist and Methodist churches, one school and a population of about 60 people. Mail three times a week from Dalton by carrier. John F. Henry, P. M.


Cobran, Smith & Co., geni store Grigsby Samuel, notary


Grooms J. M., blacksmith


Gunn S. A., magistrate


Haggard S. M., genl store


Hammond C. C. physician


Headick John, blacksmith


Henry John F., gent store


King W. B., midler


Quinn B., blacksmith


Wilson W. M., genl store


COLAPARCHE. Monroe County - ( S.e Bolingbroke.)


COLD WATER.


Elbert County.


A re-established post-office, situ- ated about 7 miles north of Elberton, the county seat


COLE CITY.


Dade County.


Eight miles from Trenton court house, 6 from Shell Mound, Tenn., -N. C. & St. L. R. R. - its express office, ria which Chattanooga, the nearest banking town, is 28 miles distant, and 168 to Atlanta. Coal and coke are the chief exports. Is a place of about 700 inhabitants, con- taining grist mill and machine shops run by steam. The mines of the Dade Coal Company are located here. A small railroad belonging to the coal company couneets this place with Shell Mound. Mail daily by rail. J. A. Fainsworth, P. M.


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Burtchael W. E, contractor Dade Coal Company, genl store Fainsworth J. A., genl store Renow M., notary Wells B. E , supt Dade Coal Co


COLEMAN'S DEPOT.


Randolph County-Ft. Gaines Div. S. W. R. R.


A place of perhaps 25 inhabitants ; located 10 mlles from Cuthbert, its express and telegraph office and usual banking place, 12 from Fort Gaines, 128 from Macon and 231 from Atlanta. A number of grist mills are in the neighborhood which are opera ed by power obtained from Fog creek. Also has a steam cotton gin. Methodist and Baptist churches and one common school. Cotten is the chief export. Mail daily. H. F. Ruker, P. M.


Davis W. F. miller and notary


Jones M. Mi-s, teacher


Rodgers William, physician


Ruker H. F., gent store


Saunders S. J., genl store


COLEY'S.


Pulaski County .- M. & B. R. R.


A small station with no mail fa- cilities.


COLLIER.


Monroe County-Atlanta Div., C. R. R.


A small place of about 90 popula- tion, 5 miles from Forsyth the county seat, and nearest express and tele- graph office. A saw and grist mill are run by power obtained from Reeve's creek. Ship direct. Mail daily. J. M. Collier, P. M.


Collier J. M., genl store Holland J. B., teacher Mana J., cotton gin Phinazee H. Rev. Todd Eliza Miss, teacher


COLQUITT. Miller County.


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lington, north; Blakely, northwest ; and Bainbridge, southeast. Has a population of about 300, two churches -Baptist and Methodist- good school, and several saw and grist mills. Cotton, syrup and hides are the chief exports. Mail daily by buggy. S. F. Morcon, P. M.


Brown S. M., grist mill


Bush E., druggist


Bush J. A., blacksmith and co. tax receiver


Bush William S., saw mill


Clifton J. S., genl store and grist mill


Grimes G. W .. co. treas


Grimes William, co. ordinary


Heard J. V., geul store


Heard N. A. E. Miss, milliner


Hunter W. E., druggist


Kirkland J. J., co. tax collector


Loving J. W., elk superior court


Morton S. T., genistore and liquors Mulkey William, co. coroner


Mulligan C. J., physician


Platt F. M., geul store


Scarborough L. F., grocery


Sbellield D G., attorney


Sheffield W. T., sheriff


Wilkin P. C., genl store and drugs


Wilson Jobn M., co. surveyor


Wilson S. J., carpenter and furniture


COLUMBUS. Muscogec Courty.


"Queen city of the Chattahoochee."


This city, the county seat of Mus cogee county, is beautifully situated 367 miles above the month of the Chattahoochee river.


Columbus has the advantage of both water and railway transporta- tion. The greater part of the year


County seat. Located 265 miles from Atlanta via Arlington, on the the river is navigable and much of Albany Div. S. W. R. R., and about the produce of the surrounding coun- try is thus carried to market. In equal distance-20 miles-from Ar-


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addition to this she has the follow nz lines of railway : The Columbus & Rome, the Mobile & Girard, the Southwestern and the Western Rail- road of Alabama. Columbus has two daily papers, the Enquirer- Sun, es- tabulished in May, 1998,and the Times, established in 1875.


The manufacturing interests of this city are extensive, and her title, " Lowell of the South, " is found- ed on fact, not fancy. In 1844 the! first cotton factory was erected ; now the banks of the Chattahoochee are lined with them, the largest of which, and the largest in the South, is the Eagle and Phoenix factory. During the war Wilson's raiders destroyed all the manufactories, but since then they have been rebuilt upon a larger scale than before. Not content with her natural water facilities, Colum- bus now proposes to have the water of the Chatahoochee carried to the door of every inhabitant of the city. Soon her water works will be in op. eration.


Columbus has iron foundaries a plow factory, large flouring mills, carriage factory, planing mill-, trunk factory, an oil refinery and brickyards. There are four banks with a e. pital of about $2,000,000.00 ; the Georgia Home Insurance Company, one of the most reliable in the South, with a capital and assetts of $600,000.00. They have one of the handsomest buildings in the South.


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The city has an excellent system of publie schools and over 1,600 chil- dren are enrolled; also, the Columbus Female C llege, now in the seventh year of a prosperous existence, with a large attendance of pupils.


There are ten white churches, rep- resenting Baptist, Methodist, Epi-co- palian, Presbyterian. Hebrew and


Roman Catholic denominations, and six colored churches, Baptist and Methodist.


Columbus is connected with Gi- rard, Marshall and Browneville, on the Alabama side, by several sub. stantial bridges.


The fire department is conducted on the volunteer system, has two steamers, three hand engines, one chemical extinguisher and a hook and ladder truck.


There is now projected and under construction a street railway, which, when completed, will much facili- tate travel throughout the city.


The telephone has found its way to Columbus and is in us- by many citizens and business houses.


The fall of the Chattahoochee at this place is 120 feet in three miles, affording an available power of over 30,000 horse, or sufficient to drive thirty times the number of spindles now in operation. This unused power is destined in the near future to come into active play, and will be an immense factor in the future pros- perity of the city. Her population, according to the consus of 1880, is 10,123, but within the suburbs about IS,100. Western Union Telegraph and Southern Express. Walter H. Johnson, P. M.


Robert L. Rodgers, attorney-at- law, collecting, conveyancing and surrogate practice, Atlanta, Geor- gia. (See page 95 )


Abbott & Newsom ( Hawkins J. Ab- bott, Willard HI. Newsom), gro- cers, 119 Broad


Adams James, groceries and liquors, Front cor Dillingham


Alexander S. (c), barber, 36 Randolph Allen Augustus M., cotton factor, Webster bldg


Allen Bros. (James B. and Edward), dry goods, 69 Broad


Allen Mary Miss, dressmkr, 30 Broad Allen & Renfroe ( Josiah Allen, Al- ford J. Renfroe), livery stables, ws Oglethorpe, n of Crawford


American Union Tel. Co .. Robert K. Munn, mngr; 37 Randolph


Amyet William D., grocer, Ogle- thorpe, ne cor Lee


Andrews Davis A., co, tax collector, 118 Broad


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FRANK GOLDEN, Clerk. **


Entirely New in all its Apartments, and strictly First Class.


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G. P. SWIFT. Pres't, W. A. SWIFT, Sec. & Treas.


MUSCOGEE MANUFACTURING Co.


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Anthony John, saloon, w s Ogle- thorpe, nr Randolph


Austin Seaburn J., physician, Web- ster bldg


Aviett E. M. & D. (Edwin M. and David), grocers, Oglethorpe, se cor Lee


Bacon John E., physician, 107 Broad Banner Adolph, gent store, Broad, cor Warren


Banner Louis, dry goods, 66 Broad


Bartlett D. D. & Co. (DeLesline D. Bartlett, Felix Watts), carriage mnirs, Bryan, e of Broad


Bass A. C., physician, 37 Randolph


Bates & Young, machine made briek. (See page 225)


Bausch John G , furniture, 155 Broad Beach Wm. & Co. ( William Beach, Louis J. Schuessler), hardware, 96 Broad


Beard Jesse A., saloon, 60 Broad


Beck Martin M., grocer, Franklin, cor Warren


Bedell William R., boots and shoes, S6 Broad


Bergan Martin T., grocer and dry goods, 16 Front


Berry Benjamin A., grocer, 196 Broad Bize Daniel R., grocer and saloon, 85 N. Oglethorpe


Blackmar John, real est and broker, 31 St. Clair


Blanchard MeDuffy, physician, 14S Broad


Blanchard & Booth (William R. Blanchard, Johu E. Booth), dry goods, 123 Broad


Blanchard & Burress (Thomas E. Blanchard, Lawrence M. Burress), com mers, Front, cor Crawford


Blandford & Garrard (Mark H. Bland- ford. Louis F. Garrard), attorneys, 67 Broad


Booker D. L. Mrs., florist, Thomas. cor Oglethorpe


Boyd Alban A., grocer, 127 Broad


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Bradford Mark A., carriages, Web. ster bldg


Bradford & Everett (J. J. Bradford, Henry F. Everett), stoves and tin- ware, 142 Broad .


Bradford Pleasant S., grocer, 43 St. Clair


Bradford & Osborne, (James A. Bradford, James M. Osborne), painters, 47 St. Clair


Brannon & Carson, (Alexander M. Brannon, Robert A. Carson), drugs, 12 and 131 Broad


Brewer John J. & Co., (John J. and Joseph C. Brewer), rubber roof paint mnfrs, 111 Broad (see page 225)


Brewer R. T. & Co., (Thomas Brew- er, John Dromgoole), confection - ers, 77 Broad


Britt William R., grocer, Crawford e of Oglethorpe


Brooks J. H. & Co., (Joseph H. Brooks, George N. Daniel), grocers, 50 Crawford


Bramhall Joseph H., watchmkr, 99 Broad


Buhler Louis, cigars and saloon, 80 Broad


Burrus Jacob, grocer, 47 Crawford


Burts Duncan H., attorney, 91 Broad Bussey Henry C., mngr Columbus Transfer Co., 78 Oglethorpe


Bussey Hezekiah, attorney, 68 Broad Cadman Anthony, lock and gun- smith, 34 Broad


Cadman A. Mrs., confectioner, 34 Broad


Cameron Hiram (s), furniture repair- er, Bryan, e of Oglethorpe


Cantrell Bros. (Terrell A. and Virgil R.), dry goods and groceries, 167 Broad


Cargill James E., dry goods, 70 Broad Cargill John W., grocer, Odd Fel- lows' Hall


Carter Robert, drugs, 81 Broad


Carter Willis (c), shoemkr, Ogle- thorpe, cor St. Clair


Central Line Steamers, office Thomas, cor Bay, Samuel J. White- side gent agt; George R. White- side sec and treas; (see page 229) Central Hotel, 140 Broad.


Chatlin Thomas, bookse'ler, 92 Broad Chatin Thomas P., physician, 81 Broad


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Champayne & England, (David W.


Champayne, Reuben H. England ), architects, es Oglethorpe n of Ri dolph


Chappell Lucius H., provision broker and ins agt, 119 Broad


Chattahoochee National Bank, Henry H. Epping, pres; Hezikiah W. Ed- wards, cash; 57 Broad


Chess Charley & Co., D. H. Summer, agt, oil naval stores, 119 Broad


Clark William L., supt M. & G. R R. office at depot


Clegg A. & Co. (Anthony and John I'. Clegg), check mnfrs, Jackson cor St. Clair


Clements John W., grocer, 111 Broad Cohn Wolf, clothing, 124 Broad


Coleman Charles, attorney, 118 Broad Collins Daniel, trunk mnfr, e s Ogle thorpe, n of Bryan


Columbus Iron Works. W. R.


Brown, pres; George B. Whiteside, sec and treas, iron foun ders and machinists, foot of Thomas


Columbus Public Library, Webster bidg


Columbus Times, Wynne, De Wolfe & Co., proprs; 42 Randolph


Columbus & Rome Railroad, Edgar Gray genl mngr


Colvin & Donnelly (Mrs. J. A. Col- vin, Miss A. V. Donnelly), millin- ers, 100 Broad


Connor & Co. (Jerry H. Connor, William MeGovern). genl store, 145 Broad


Cooper Isham, saloon, 36 St. Clair


Cowdery L. L. & Co. (Lester L. and Lester L. Jr. ), china and glassware, 120 Broad


Crane Robert S., grocer, 68 Broad


Crawford Bennett HI., attorney, 97 Broad


Crawford Peter F., grocer, Ogle- thorpe, s of Lee


frawfor l Reese, attorney, 114 Broad Crown N. & Co. (Nathan Crown, William E. Coggin), tinware, 66 Broad


Culverse Andrew J., grocer, Front, cor Dibingham


Sopran Mary Mrs., grocer, ns Craw- ford. 2d e Front


daniel James T., grocer and saloon, 5; Crawfor1


Davis Hemy R. (c), shoemkr, Ogle- thorpe, e of Lee


WINGHAMS


Deaton James E., genl store, 156 Broad


Deignan Richard, dry goods, Craw- ford, cor Front


Dexter Charles E., cotton buyer, Front, cor St. Clair


Dignen Patrick, geul store, Crawford, w of Broad


Disbrow & Co. (John Disbrow, John Bass), livery stable, 79 N. Ogle- thorpe


Dixon Charles F., drugs, 44 Randolph Downing Lemuel T., attorney and U. S. commissioner, 107 Broad


Dozier Alonzo N., attorney, 126 Broad Drake, Persons & Co. (John W. W. Drake, Frank S. Persons, John W. Odin), drugs, 74 Broad


Dromgoole Bros. (Thomas A., John B. and John P.), grocers, 53 Broad Dudley Thomas J., planing mill, Mercer, nr pass depot


Eagle and Phenix Mnfg. Co., G. Gunby Jordan, see and treas ; cot- ton and woolen mills, Front, bet Randolph and Bryan


Eagle and Phenix Savings Bank, G.


Gunby Jordan, cashier, Front, bet Randolph and Bryan


Echols D. Walter (e), painter, Bryan, e of Oglethorpe


Edmunds Thomas T., furniture, 98 Broad


Edmundson & Saxon (John J. Ed. mundson, Calvin Saxon), grocers and saloon, Bay, cor Dillingham Eifler Philip, gunsmith, 165 Bread


Elledge Andrew M., marble works, 205 Broad


Emrich William, dry goods, 17 Broad England James R., E. B. Palmer, as- signce, carriages, 71 N. Oglethorpe


Enquirer-Sun. John King, propr and publr ; St. Clair, e of Broad. (See page 299).


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STEEL ENGRAVINGS, ( AT NEW YORK PRICES.


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Estes C. & G. (Charles and George). grocer, 122 Broad


E-tes J. M. & Son (J. Marion and Edwin C., boots, shoes and hats, 126 Broad


Betre & Som ( Hanson S. and Richard B.), hardware, 113 Broad


Fee William, stores and tinware, 174 Broad


Feiler Dora A. Mrs., baker and con- fectioner, Crawford, cor Oglethorpe Fiewellen William W. physician, 93 Broad


Fletcher & Bulloch (James M. Fletcher, O b rn C. Bulloch ), liv- ery stable, 79 N. Oglethorpe


Fogle William J., physician, 119 Broad


Foran M. J. Mrs., grocer, For-yth cor Thomas


Frazer J. A. & Co. (John A. Frazer Vincent R. Frazer), hardware, 95 Broad


Frazer John M., treas M. &. G. R. R., @live at depot


Freeman Wesley S., grocer, 44 Craw ford


Gager & Comer (George E. Gager, Francis M. Comer), grocer-, Craw. ; Harris L. & Co. ( Leffkowitz Harr's. ford cor Mercer


Gaines George P. (e), blacksmith, Lee, se cor Jackson


Garrett & Jones (Joseph S. Garrett, Robert J. Garrett, George J. Jones),


whol whiskies and tohacer, 121 Harrison Charles S., auctioneer, 2- Broad Broad


Georgia Home Insurance Company : Hay Kibert N., stoves and tinware, 184 Broad


of Columbia, Ga., J. Rhodes Browne, pro : Landort spencer, see; 118 Broad


Gilson David N., grover, 12 Broad G flord Benjamin F., contractor, Oglethorpe, sat Randolph


Gilbert Thomas, book and job print. er, 42 Randolph


Gilbert Jasper N., drugs, JAS Bro: : Goetchius & Chappell (Herry ): Goetchius, Thomas J. Chapich, attorneys, 69 Broad


Golden Frank. clk Rankin Hon-+ Goldsmith William (c), forniture r. . pairer, Oglethorpe, e of Lee


Gordon Melville C., dry goods, 12 Broad


Gorton William B., baker and con- fectioner, 10 Broad


Gay Edward, genl mngr Columbu- & Roome R. R


Gray W. C. Mrs., hotel 151 Broad


Green William G. (c), cabinet mkr, Lee, e of Oglethorpe


Greenwood Jacob, clothing, 125 Broad


Greer Robert, grocer, 56 S. Troup


Griffith Jasper N., notions, 4 Broad Grimes Thomas W., attorney, 7% Broad


Grimes & Grimes (Thomas W. and George J.). physicians, 76 Broad


Hallenbake John M., grocer, sw cer Jackson and Commerce


Hamilton John H .. geul store, Ogic- thorpe, cor Franklin


Harvey Jerry (c), blacksmith, S .. Clair, e ofBroad


Harrell Oscar C., mogr W. U. Tel .. 33 St. Clair


Harris J. C. & Son (Jeptha C. and John K.), clothing, 62 Broad


Harris Lefkowitz, dry goods, 114 Broad


Hatcher Samuel B., attorney, 69 Brad


William Ivy), coal and wood. june C. & R. and W. R. R, Ogle- thorpe


Gammon James T., grocer, 54 Craw - : Harris & Estes (E. T. Harris, J. D. ford


Estes), grocers, 42 Broad


Harrison Aaron L. grocer, 170 Broad, saloon, 160 Broad


Hecht Jacob, auction and com., 2. Broad


Hecht & Brandon (Joseph Fivel.t. James R. Brannen), dry goods and grocer-, 157 Bread


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CARTER & SOLOMON, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CARPETS Cil Cloths, &c., 50 Whitehall st., Atlanta.


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Hendricks Alfred H., grocer, 41 Crawford


Hendricks Mattie Miss, dressmkr, 74 Broad


Heyman Charles & Co. (Charles Hey- man, Edward Kurniker), saloon and restaurant, 136 Broad


Hill William D., attorney, 55 Broad !


Hinde, Preer & Illges ( William H. Hinde, Peter Preer, Abraham Ill- ges), jute bagging mnfrs, St. Clair, cor Jackson


Hirsch Marcus M., com mer, 169 Broad


Hochstrasser Charles E., grocer and liquors, 116 Broad


Hoffing Jacob, clothing, 88 Broad


Hogan John L., ice and fish, 79 Broad


Holmes Chester G. & Co. (Chester G. Holmes), cotton buyers, 67 Broad


Holst J. B. & Co. (Johann D. Holst, Herman Weber), cotton buyers, 7 Broad


Hood E. E., physician, 93 Broad


Hood M. D. & Co. (Martin D. Hood, John L. Jordan, Erastus E. Hood), drugs, 93 Broad


Hooper & Waddell, attorneys, 118 Broad


Howard James W., junk dealer, ws Oglethorpe, s of Lee


Holbrook Jeff F., blacksmith, 77 Oglethorpe


Howard M. R. Mrs., milliner, 34 Ran- dolph


Hunt Charles D., grocer, 55 Broad


Ingram & Mather (Porter Ingram, Henry G. Mather), attorneys, Broad, cor St. Clair


Jackson Andrew (c), grocer, 70 Ogle- thorpe


Jefferson Rollin, grocer, liquors and bagging, 133 Broad


Johnson Asbury F., gro er, 26 Broad Johnson Ephraim MI., grocer, 182 Broad


Johnston James D. Jr., hardware, 141 Broad


Jones Andrew (c), shoemkr, es Ogle- thorpe, s of Bryan


Jones Claiborne H., tailor, 102 Broad Jones Henry J., grocer, Front, cor Crawford


Jones J. S. & Co. (James S. Jones, James A. . Lewis), dry goods, 154 Broad


Jones John W., saloon, 45 Randolph Jordan J. L., physician, 93 Broad Jordan Seth N., physician, 81 Broad Jordan & Blackmar (G. Gunby Jor- dan, John Blackmar), ins agts, 31 St Clair


Joseph Jacob, dry goods, 59 Broad


Kaufman J. & J. (Jacob and Julius), whol grocers, 14 Broad


Kelly J. Mrs., grocer, 38 Randolph


Keller Randall (c), shoemkr, e s Ogle- thorpe, n of Bryan


Kern & Loeb (Mrs. B. Kern, Solo- mon Loeb), grocers, liquors, 61 Broad


Kimbrough Thomas J. S., physician, 74 Broad


King David E., shoemkr, 49 St. Clair King John, propr and pubr Ell- quirer-Sun


King & Daniel (Joseph King, Asa B. Daniel), grocers and saloon, 45 Crawford


Kırven J. Albert, dry goods, 90 Broad


Klink Augustus B., restaurant, 112 Broad


Kurniker Gus, fancy grocer, 13S Broad


Kyle & Co. (Joseph and James P.), dry goods, 106 Broad


Laffkoitz Marcus, dry goods, 54 Broad


Lafield George M., baker and confec- tioner, 190 Broad


Lafield James M., confectioner, 49 Crawford


Lavender Wiley R., grocer, Broad cor Franklin


Lawhon & Co. (Samuel E. Lawhon, George W. Rosetto), machinery, Oglethorpe cor Bryan


Lee Michael H., millinery, 102 Broad Leitner Charles B., physician, 46 Randolph


BUILDERS' SUPPLY HOUSE, ! R. H. Broomhead& Co. ¡ Doors, Sash, Blinds.


NEE NONNIEOVA OR FLUID PENCIL.


CARPETS{ CARTER & SOLOMON, Importers and Dealers. 50 Whitehall street, Atlanta.


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Lennard James M., attorney, 114 Broad


Lewis James A. & Co. (James A. Lewis, Robert T. Gregory, William


I. Afflick), whol dry goods, 152 Broad


Lewis & Co. (James A. and Artemus Lewis), boots and shoes 150 Broad Liefrank Deck, artist, 44 Randolph


Lindsey James B., grocer, Ogle- thorpe, cor Bryan


Lindsey & Sanders (Gilbert Lindsey,


John W. Sanders), china, glass, etc., 173 Broad


Little William A., attorney, 79} Broa,1


Loeb Moses, dry goods, 19 Broad


Long & Farlay ( Edward T. Long, Robert P. Farley ), grocers, 11 Broad Lopez Cayetana, cigar mkr, 18 Broad Loudenlier Frank W., saloon and mnfr, 41 Randolph


Lowenthal Louis & Co. (Louis and Merchants and Mechanics Bank,


Julius Lowenthal), variety store, 117 Broad


McArdle Frank J., tinner, 22 Broad


McArthur Green (c), grocer, 52 Craw- ford


McCauley Henry, estate of, marble works, 40 Broad


McCook Josephine Mrs., grocer, Thomas cor McIntosh


McDaniel William W., grocer, e s Oglethorpe, n of Franklin


McGehee & Hatcher Christopher C. McGehee, Benjamin 'T. Hatcher), cotton and com mers, Front opp St. Clair


McGough J. & Co. (John McGough), drygoods, 115 Broad


McJunkin John D., mattress mkr, n s Crawford, e of Front




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