Georgia state gazetteer and business directory 1881-82, Part 27

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


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McKee Hockley C., carriage, wagons and harness, Gunby building


McMillan J. E., physician, 171 Broad


Mc Neill & Levy (James M. MeNeill, Lionel C. Levy, Jr.), attorneys 118 Broad


Mahone William A. (c), barber, 39 Crawford


Marcrum James F. & Co. (James F. Marerum, Walter A.


Fry), grocers and confectioners, 146 Broad


Mureus Van, justice, 171 Broad


Markham Charles, saloon, 144 Broad Markham Timothy, co. treasurer, 50 Randolph


Markham Timothy W., grocer, Ogle- thorpe, cor Randolph


Mason John J., physician. 119 Broad Mason Joseph M., dentist, 34 St. Clair


Mever Lassar, U. S. dep collector, 69 AEBroad


Matthews W. D. & Co. (William D. Matthews, Herman J. Meyer), sta- tioners), 208 Broad


William H. Brannon, pres; Al- fred O. Blackmar, cash ; 110 Broad Merker W. F., house, sign and ornamental painter, 30 Broad (See page 225)


Mever William, boots and shoes, 104 Broad


Middlebrook & Helms (Thomas E. Middlebrook, Samuel Helms), gro- cers and saloon, 6 Broad


Mitchell Frank, grist mill, foot Com- merce


Mahon Mitchell (c), barber, 21 Craw- ford


Moore James F., grocer and saloon, 118 Oglethorpe


Moore & Jackson ( William R. Moore, Henry T. Jackson), grocers, Broad, nw cor Thomas


Moshell Jacob H., blacksmith, ws Oglethorpe, n of Crawford


Munday & Robinson (William Munday, Thomas C. Robinson), livery, S9 Broad. (See page 229) Murdoch Robert B., ins agt, 92 Broad Muscogee Manufacturing Co .. G. P. Swift; pres; Wm. A, Swift, sec and treas; S. G. Roberts, supt ; cotton factory : Front, opp Frank- lin. (See page 221)


Names Thomas, genl store, 19 Craw- ford


National Bank of Columbus The, J. Rhodes Browne, pres ; George W. Dillingham, cash; 118 Broad


FRAMES


for PHOTOGRAPHS, and Frames made to order, any size or style. C. M. GOODMAN. 23 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga.


Stylographic Pen. j IMPROVED )


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JAS. P. HARRISON & CO., Printers, 'Publishers and Binders. 27 & 29 Broad St.,"Atlanta, Ga.


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Pirrie & Justice (Samuel Pirrie, Rob- ert Justice), grocers, Oglethore, cor Randolph


Peer William S., grocer, 2 Broad


Ponce Antonio, cigar mkr, 51 Craw- ford


Pool William T., dentist, 118 Broad Porter Richard B. (c), barber, 65 Oglethorpe


Progressive Age, John W. Thomp- son, propr and publr; Oglethorpe, cor Randolph. (See page 229).


Profumo Frank X., confectioner, 43 Crawford


Posada A. Mrs., cigar mnfr, 35 Ran- dolph


Pon James F., attorney, 107 Broad Rafferty Lawrence J., saloon, 181 Broad


Raiford E. G. Mrs., hotel, Broad, cor Crawford


Rankin House, John Scherf, propr; Frank Golden, clk ; Broad, cor Crawford. (See page 221).


Redd Nichols L., justice 114 Broad


Redd & Ingram, Lock W. Redd, B&t


Ingram, jr.), groceries, 15 Broad


Redd & Manley, (Charles A. Redd,


John P. Manky), groceries, 128 Broad


Redd Adam E., carpenter, Ogle- thorpe, cor Thomas


Reedy John C., co tax receiver, 95 Broad


Remington John C., grocer saloon, s e corner Oglethorpe and Washing- ton


Reese James, (c), shoemkr, 45 St, Clair


Riddle Andrew J., photographer, 154 Broad


Ridenboer Thomas F., grocer, 57 Crawford


Rogers Shepherd, barber, Oglethorpe, n e cornor Bryan


Roberts S. J., supt Muscogre Mufg Co


Robinson William T., confectioner, 194 Broad


Rooney Lawrence, furniture, 85 Broad


Rosette & Lawhon (George W. Ro- sette, Samuel E. Lawhon, carri- riages. Oglethorpe, cor Bryan


Rowe William D., grover and saloon, 96 Oglethorpe


Russell Cnailes R., attorney, 55 Broad


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Nease George, candy mkr, 149 Broad Needham Witham S., grocer, 13 Broad


Newton J. M. & Co. (James M. New ton, William P. McKinley), salcon, 46 Bread


Newman Tobias, ice and beer, 50 Broad


O'Brien Matt V., agt Sou. Ex. Co., 41 Broad


Ogletree b. Mrs., dressmkr, 107 Broad O Neill Levi (c), blacksmith, Ogle- thorpe, se cor Franklin


Owen Henry T., grocer, Jackson, cor Washington


Palmer C. B. & Co. (Charles B. and John H. Palmer), drugs, 4S Craw- ford


Passmore Nathan S., grocer, 47 Ran- dolph


Patterson P. B. & Co. (Pleasant B. and Madison L. Patterson), hard- Ware, stoves, etc., 109 Broad


Peacock Gideon J., clothing mofr, 64 Broad


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Peabody Francis D., attorney, 107 Brood


Peabody & Brannon (John Peabody, , William H. Brannon), attorneys, 70 Broad


Pearce Jobn T., grocer, 78 Broad


Pearce William J., mongr W. & W. S. M. Co., 40 Rande Iph


Pearce & Binford (Thomas J. Pearce, Reuben J. Binford), grocers, 20 Broad


Pease John W .. bookseller and mu- sical instruments, 76 Broad


Peoples' Line Steamers, flice Broad, cor Thomas; Thomas H. Moore, genl agt ; William B. Moore, pass agt


Pioneer Co-operative Co., Isaac Jo- soph, pres; O. S. Jordan, treas; what grocers and liquors, Front, cor Bryan


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Sauls William II., cigar mnfr, 172 Broad


Scherf John. propr Rankin House, Broad, cor Crawford, (see page 251) Schley Edward B., physician, 114 Broad


Schober W. Mr., gubimich, 39 Randolph


Schomburg Cari, watches and jew- elry, 105 Broad


Schrimshire & Cofield (Thoma- Schrimshire, William Cofield), grocer , 116 Oglethorpe


Schubinsky Simon, dry goods, 32 Broad


Scott & Hitt (Charles J. Scott, Henry M. H tt), ice, 192 Broad


Sellman John H., tailor. 134 Broad


Shackelford & Turner (John F. 'Swift William A., sec and treas Shackelford, John P. Turner), Muscogee Minig Co drugs, 107 Broad


Simon Solomon, optician, 38 Broad Simons Aaron, grocer, Crawford, cor Mercer


Simons M. & Co. (Moses Simons, Leopold Lowenthal), gent store, Baldwin, cor Mercer


Slade & E heredge (James B. Slade. Charles A. Etheredge), cotton com mers, Front, cor Randolph


Slaughter Earley, soda water mnfr, Oglethorpe, nr depot


Smith Freeman, printer, 72 Broad Smith Simeon, blacksmith, Ogle- thorpe, e of Ice


Smith Russell (James M. Smith, James M. Russell), attor- neys, room 1, 171 Broad


Snyder Jesse, grocer, ne cor Jackson and Ire


Solomon Callman, dry goods, 24 Broad


Southern Express Company, Matt V. O'Brien, agt : 41 Broad


Southern Plow Company, W. R. Brown, pres; T. E. Golden, sec and treas; Front, cor Dillingham


Spear Horace R., provision and cot- ton mer, 101 Broad


Spear Thomas S., watches, etc., 101 Broad


Speir J. & Co. (John M. Speir, Wil- liam V. Futrell), genl mdse, Broad, cor Warren


Springer Francis J., grocer, Craw- ford, cor Oglethorpe


Spencer Perry, grocer. 129 Broad Spencer & Banks ( Henry Spencer, Jerry Banks), blacksmiths, Ogle- thorpe, n of Crawford


Stanford Francis A., surgeon, 37 Randolph


Starr H. H. & Co. (Homer H. Starr), cotton broker, 69 Broad


Steam Cotton Mills, ws Oglethorpe, n of Bryan


Stevenson H. Mrs., confectioner, 36 Broad


Stone Thomas J., grocer and saloon, w's Oglothorpe, n of Crawford


Strupper Ignazio G., confectioner, 72 Broad


Swift George P., pres Muscogee Mnig Co


Swift George P. & Son (George P. and George P. Jr.), cotton factors


Swift & Williams ( William A. Swift, George P. Williams), cotton mills, ws oglethorpe


Talley Francis M., grocer, Ogle- thorpe, ne cor Franklin


Terry Carlisle, physician, 101 Broad Terry W. E., barber, 134 Broad


Terry & McGee (Wi liam E. Terry, Joseph L. McGee), barbers, 46 Crawford


Thomas Grigsby E. Sr., clothing, 107 Broad


Thompson Jolan W., propr Pro- gressive Age


Thornton Beverly A., attorney, 114 Broad.


Thomas Grigsby E., attorney, 114 Broad


Thornton Cary E., attorney, 114 Broad


Thornton Henry J., clothing, 85 Broad


Thweatt & Snider (James T. Thweatt, William F. Snider), cot- ton buyers, 67 Broad


Tieknor Douglas C., physician, 81. Broad


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Tigner Wesley F., dentist, 37 Ran- dolph


Tillman William L., grocer and dry goods, 143 Broad


Upshot John (c), restaurant, Front s of Crawford


Velati Angelo, cigar mnfr, 35 St. Clair


Waddle J. M. & Co. (Joseph M. Waddle, J. A. Cade), saloon and restaurant, ns Oglethorpe, s of St. Clair


Walker J. A., carriages and buggies Watt W. J. & C. H., grocers


Wells Louis, barber, Broad cor St. Clair


Wells & Carti (Elbert L. Wells, Norris N. Curtis), whol and ret boots, shoes and leather, 73 Broad


Weems Oliver, barber, 29 Randolph Weinberg Gustav, agt, grocer, ne cor Oglethorpe and Washington


Western Union Tel. Co., Oscar C. Harrell ingr; 33 St. Clair


Willcox De Witt F., insagt, 71 Broad


Willett Isaiah, grocer, se cor Jackson and Commerce


Williams Alpha A., photographer, 67 Broad


Williams Daniel E., genl freight and pass agt M. & G. R. R.


Williams Giles T., photographer, 61 Broad. (See page 229)


Williams William H, ticket agt C. R. R.


Williams William F., attorney and ex-officio justice, 95 Broad


Willingham & Co. ( William A. Wil- lingham and Columbus Iron Works), builders' supplies, 38 and 40 Oglethorpe


Winn Thomas J., agt Singer Mnfg. Co., 163 Broad


Wittich & Kinsel (Adolphus Wit- tich, Charles M. Kinsel), watches and jewelry, 67 Broad


Woolfolk John C., grocer, 44 Broad


Woolfolk Joseph W., cotton factor, timber, wool and cotton. Ship via 84 Broad


Wood Joseph J., grocer, 153 Broad Wood William R., grocer. 91 Broad


Woodruff George W .. flour mill, Thomas, cor Front


Wrighthurst Alexander(c), shoemkr, St. Clair, e of Broad


Wynae, De Wolf & Co (Thomas K. Wynne, John H. Martin, W. S. De Wolf, John S. Stewart), proprs Times, 43 Randolph


Young Thomas S., grocer and saloon, sw cor Oglethorpe and L-e


Young William II., guano, Gunby Uldy


Yonge & Grimes ( Edward E. Yonge, Cliff B. Grimes, ) brokers and real estate agts, 793 Broad


Zacharias I-adore, drug:, 33 Ran dolph


COLUMBUS FACTORY.


Muscogie, County .- C. & R. R. R.


A small station with no postal fa- cilities. Three miles from Columbus the county seat.


COMMISSIONER. Wilkinson County.


A recently established postoffice from which no report was received.


COMMODORE. Tutnall Coun'y.


A small hamlet of inconsiderable population, situated near the Ohoo- pee river which furnishes water power for mills. Has churches and schools, and steam mills, Is 43 miley from Reidsville the county seat; 35 from Johnson's Station the nearest, railroad and express station, and 70 from Savannah its nearest banking point. The principal shipments are No. 44, S. F. & W. R. R. Was made a postoffice in 1890, and receives a weekly mail from Baxley and Roide- ville by carrier. S. O. Tilley, P. M. Hancock E. H., miller


Merriman & Stanley, millers


'Tilley S. O., attorney


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CONCORD.


Dawson County.


Near Forsyth county line. Three 1878, and has a weekly mail from miles northeast of High Tower its Dublin and Foriner. Dennis Kea, mail supply. P. M.


CONCORD.


Jasper County.


Distant 5 miles west of Monticello the county seat, en unimportant hamlet with no mail privileges.


CONCORD.


Pike County.


Six miles from Zebulon the county seat, 15 from Griffin its depot, express and telegraph office, and banking place, and 75 from Atlanta. Is a place of about 50 population, and has a Baptist church, one school and a gris' inill, operated by steam. Ship via Griffin. Cotton is the chief ex port. Mail three times a week by buggy. J. W. Mclendon, P. M.


Adams J. H., blacksmith (heran M. C., magistrate


Hooten E. M. Rev., Baptist


MeLenden & Mathews (J. W. and T. L. MeLenden, J. B. Mathews), genl store Midden J. F .. genl store


Mathews J. B .. teacher Williamson T. J .. grocer Wright J. L., notary


CONCORDIA. Elbert County.


Located 7 miles north of Elberton the county seat, and nearest railroad and express office. Has a Methodist church, also grist mills operated by water power furnishe I by Coldwater and Beaverdan creeks.


CONDOR.


Laurens County.


A place of about 45 inhabitants, 4 miles from Dublin the county seat, and 33 from No. 11, C. R. R., the nearest railroad, express and tele- graph station. Macon and Savannah are the nearest banking towns. Has two steam saw mills Methodist and Baptist churches, and school. The principal products are cotton, hides, and wool. Ship by steamer vi Oconee Bridge, or No. 11, C. R. R. Was established as a postoffice in


Beacham L. C., saw mill


Bush E. G., gin and grist mill


Car er J. G., physician


Drew John S., notary


Fuller J. F., saw mill


Holines C. L., gent store


Kea Dennis, gent store


Kea Wesley, saw mill


Pope C S., gent store


Tapiey James, carpenter


Tapley J. C .. wagon mkr


CONNELL'S MILL. Berrien County.


Situated 6 miles south of Nashville, the county seat. Is a small place with no mail privileges.


CONNESAUCA.


Murray County.


A small place of inconsiderable population, 16 miles from Spring Place, the county seat, and 27 from Dalton, the nearest railroad, express and telegraph station and banking town. Holly creek furnishes power to operate a saw and grist mill, and there is an extensive tannery being established to be run by steam. Country produce and stock are the principal shipments. Was estab- lished as a post-office in 1880 and re- ceives a mail each week day by horse from Ellijay and Spring Place. Joseph King, P. M.


Boatright Alonzo, tanner


King Joseph, miller MeCiurd Witham, tanner Turner T. J., tanuer


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CONYERS.


Rockdale County-Ga. R R.


The county sear. His a population of 1,25). Cotton and grain are the principal exports .- the receipts of the former amounting to about 8,000 bales annually. Has offices of the Southern express and Western Union telegraph companies. Presbyterian, Methodist and Bap ist churches, good schools, and two weekly newspapers -the Examiner and Courier. Mail daily. P. J. Jones, P. M.


Acree Tilden, hotel


Almand H. P. & D. M. (Henry P. and David M.), genl store


Almand H. P. & R. A. & Co. ( Henry P., David M. and Richard A. Al. mand), warehouse


Almand John F., genl store


Almand J. H. Son & Co. (Joseph H. and John H. Almand), gen! store


Almand John W., blacksmith


Almand S. D. & Som (Simeon D. and Charles J.), geul store


Almand Welcome, wagonmkr


Ayers Jane W. Mrs., g-nl store


Bentley Joseph Rev., Methodi-t


Butler David S., restaurant


Carr William J., tailor


Carr W. J. Mrs., milliner


Chris ian Presley F., justice.


Clemmons & Petty ( George W. Clem - mons, William H. Petty), gent store Clotfelter William G., co. tax re ceiver


Connaly George W., watchmkr


Conyers Examiner (weekly), W. E. Harp, propr


Conyers Male and Female College Robert A. Gunn, T. Dean O'Kelly principals


Conyers Weekly, Hale & White, propr-


Cowan S. J. & Son, (Samuel J., and William S.), geht sto.e


Cowan & Harper ( Mis. G. V. Cowan, Mrs. R. Harper), milliners


Divis Mary T. Mrs., milliner


Downs Shelly P., carriage and Wagon mufr and undertaker Downs S. P. Rev., Methodist


Downs S. P. & Co., (Shelly P. and Mrs. E. ( Downs and Mrs. C. Hicks), millinery


Elliott George P., genl store


Flowers Benjamin J., tanner


Gleaton George W., attorney Glenn J. Nick, attorney


Hale & White (John N. Hale, Charles W. White), proprs Con- yers We-kly


Harp Wilhan E., propr Conyers Examiner


Harper Vel M., grocer


Helms Andrew M., notary and at- torney


Henderson Henry, carpenter


Hudson Daniel N .. g nl store


Hnson William T, gent store


Jewel Edgar Rev., Baptist


Johnson George W. (c). barber


Jones G. M. & Co. (Green M. Jones, Joseph A. Stewart, Jr.), gent store


Jones John (c), blacksmith


Jones Reuben A., dentist


Langford John W., wagon muir and undertaker


Lee A. M. Mrs., millinery


Lee William H., druggist and phy- sician


Leas & Simonton (George A. Lu- cas, George R. Simonton), genl store


MeCada August C., attorney


McCalla & Overby (James M. Me- Calla, William Z. Overby), cotton


McCord J. Rufus, elk superior court


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COOGLE'S MILL.


Macon County.


A small place with a population of about 25, eight miles from Ogle- thorpe, the county seat, which isalso the nearest railroad and express sta- tion ; 10 miles from Montezuma, the nearest telegraph station, and 16 from Americus, the nearest banking town. Cotton is the principal pro- duet. There are two steam gins .. Mail semi-weekly from Oglethorpe by wagon. Felix F. Smith, P. M.


Clount Sallie, teacher


Coogle Joseph M., millwright


Cordell N. T., physician


Comwell G. T., blacksmith


Ehnore J. S., teacher


Hulley R. T., physician


Halsted S. B., teucher


Halsted S. H., carpenter


Smith Felix F., genl store


Willis Henry, exp agt


COOK'S STORE. Appling County.


An unimportant settlement with no postal advantage. Situated on Big Hurricane creek, 10 miles south- west of Baxley the county seat


COOKSTOWN. Wilcox County.


A small place with a population of 30, from which no information was received.


COOKSVILLE. Heard County.


A small place with a population of about 25. Is located 7 miles from Franklin the county seat ; 9 from Hogansville-A. & W. P. R. R .- its nearest milroad. express and tele- graph offices; 15 from LaGrange, which is its banking place, and 67 from Atlanta. Situated on New river, which affords power for ope- rating flour and gri-t mills ; also has a steam gin. Ship via Hogansville.


Weaver G W. & Bro. (George W. Cotton is the chief export. Mail and Reuben D.), grocer daily by buggy. John D. Cook, P. M. Winbarn William G. Rev., Baptist Buttrell J. M., genl store Woolley Ehas, tax collector


Cook Hope H , gent store


Zachry & Whitehead (John M. Zach . ; Cook J. D. & J. W., physicians ry, Francis J. Whitehead), grocers Cook W. H., attorney


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M. Cord & Co. (Henry Y. McCord, Joseph A. Stewart, Jr.), warehouse M-Lean Joseph S., harness and sad d es


Maddox James E., genl store Miteneli A. P., sherif'


Moore George R. R-v., Bantist New William, marble works Nuekoll- Shelly S., grocer


Oakes George A., co. coroner Osborn Angustus B., meat market Pierce Andrew J., genl store Perry Augustus C., attorney Quigg Henry Rev., Presbyterian Richardson P. A. Mrs .. milliner Roberts Elisha, stoves, etc Rosser James P., physician


Seamans Obadiah, co.ordinary Sigman Thus F., gent'store


Simmons George W., millwright. (See adv).


Stewart John L., express agt Stewart Joseph A., physician Stewart Joseph A. Jr., gent store Stewart Matthew R., druggist


Stewart Thomas D & Co. (Thomas D. Stewart, Leonidas F. Scott), merchants, bankers and collectors


Tavis A. Campbell W., physician Taylor Mary F. Mrs., millinery Tilley James P., railroad agt and tel opr Treadwell S. F., co. treasurer


Treadwell & Morris ( William E. Treadwell, James E. Morris), livery stable


Turner Columbus H., physiciau Wardlaw Julius H., baker Weaver George W., geul store


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COOL SPRING.


Wilkinson County.


A place of about 70 inhabitants, 13 miles from Irwinton. the county seat, IS miles from Toombsborough- No ll C. R. R. - the nearest railroad, express and telegraph station, and 40 from Macon, the nearest bank- ing town. Has one steam saw and grist mill. Cotton is the principal product. Ship ein Toombsborough. Has a tri- weekly mail from Stephens. ville and Jeffersonville by stage. Alexander Stuckey, P. M.


Burke John. genl store


Carlton G. E., physician Cook Joel, genl store


Daughtry G. O. A, geni store


Depree I. W., physician


Green Franklin, physician


Green J. J., justice


Lee L. W., justice


Meredith John, genl store


Stickney Alexander, genl store and saw mill


COOPER.


Jackson County-N. E. R. R.


Also known as Nicholson, is dis- tant S miles southeast of Jefferson, the county seat, and 11 from Athens, the nearest telegraph and banking town. Has an office of the Southern Express Company, two steam grist ; mills, Baptist church and high school. Cotton is the principal ship- ment


Cash N. B., physician


Davis William, genl store


Hancock, Bush & Co., cotton gin and grist mill


Hawks R. H., teacher


Highland E. H., shoe and harness mhr


MAHley D. R., geul store


Odell Abner, genl store


Porter Russell, gent store


Ris Frank E., blacksmith Rich W. W., physician


smith Charles, genl store


Smith Thomas, pent store Wagner J. C., blacksmith


COOPER'S CAP.


Lumpkin County.


Situated 12 miles north west of Dah- I miles. It is 4} from thecounty seat-


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lonega the county seat ; ha : no mail facilities.


COOSA.


Floyd County.


Situated on Cabin's creek at its junction with Coosa river, is also known as Coosaville. Is il miles from Rome the county seat, which is also the nearest railroad. express and telegraph station an i banking town. Population abont 10. Has churches of the Presbyterian, Methodis and Baptist persuasion, a high school, saw and grist mid, and cotton gin, run by water power furnished by Cabin's creek, and steam saw and grist mill. Cotton is the principal prodnet. Ship by Cosa river steam- ers. Receives a semi-weekly mail from Rome, Ga., and Gadsden, Ala., by steamboat. R. B MeArver, P. M. Blake B F., liquors


Connor C. W., justice Cowe A. S., bailiff


C'raton D. N., cotton gin


Earley T., gin and grist mill


Hanna L. M., blacksmith


King A. J., grist mill


King J. C., teacher


McArver R. B. & Co., geni store


Mapp J. J., physician


Mathews Watson W., justice


Saye W. M., teacher


Shaw T. M., physician


Turner J. F., miller


Vaun W. E., liquors


COOSA CREEK. Union County.


Gainesville, -Piedmont A . L. Ry- 60 miles di-tant, is its railroad, ex- press and telegraph office and bank - ing town, via which Atlanta is 113


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Bairsville. A small stream, bearing the same name, affords power for running several sow and grist mills. The place has a population of 160. Methodis: and Baptist churches, and school. Mail 4 tunes weekly by e rrar. Corn, wheat and live stock form the chief shipments. N. P. Walker, P. M.


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Gordon County.


Located 15 miles northeast of Cal- houn the county seat. Has 2 church- es-Baptist and Methodist-common school and steam mill and shingle mill. Cotton is the principal ship- ment. Population, 50. Ship direct by river or rail via R-sac ...


COPELAND.


Dodge County.


Estimated population, 50. Located near the Ocmulgee river, 16 miles southeast of Eastman, the seat of justice and telegraph office; 14 from |son, the county seat. Chauncey -- M. & B. R. R. - the near- i est railroad and express office; 25: from Hawkinsville, which is used as a banking place, and 175 from Atlan- ta. Cotton and lumber are the chief exports. Methodist and Baptist churches, one school, steam saw mill and mail 4 times weekly by carrier. D. M. Ryals, P. M.




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