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Crouch J. H., co, tax collector Daniel John co. coroner
Dawson Journal (weekly),
Parka, Weston & Piekett, editors and publrs. (See page adv)
Dawson Manufacturing Company, Owen O. Nelson pres; foundry
Farnum William W., hotel, livery stable and exp agent
Criftin John L., dry goods Guerry James H., attorney
Harper Robert G., attorney
Hart Thomas J., carriage mnfr
Holliday Charles E., tel opr
Hood B. H., fertilizer mnfr
Hood & Cleveland (B. H. Hood, O. C. Cleveland), warehouse and com mers
Hoyl Levi C., attorney Ivey Jobn A. Rev., Baptist
Janes Corrinne Miss, teacher South Georgia Male and Female College
Janes J. Lamar, attorney
Janes J. R. & Sons (John R., Wil- liam A. and Thomas C.), druggists Jones Rufus G., dentist
Jones Thomas M., genl store
Kendrick William C .. physician
Key Benjamin W. Rev., Methodist Laing James D., co treasurer
Laing & Bro (James D. and Joseph A.), genl store
Lee Henry S., hardware, wagons, sewing machines, etc
Lennard Ludwell M., justice Lowrey John W. F., genl store McDonald Britton, grocer
McDonald Charles A., attorney McNulty E. B. Mrs., prin female dept South Georgia Male and Fe- male College
McNulty Martin A., A. M., pres South Georgia Male and Female College
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Mabry E. B. Miss, teacher South Georgia Male and Female College Martin Ellen Miss, teacher South Georgia Male and Female College
Martin Thomas Y., saloon
Melton Bros. (Roger L. and William R.), genl store
Mercer J. R. & Co. (John R. Mereer John B. Perry ), plantationsupplies Mercer & Peeples (John R. Mercer, William M. Peeples(, com mers
Mize Charles L., grocer
Mize C. L. Mrs., milliner
Orr William F., genl store
Parks James G., ins agt
Parks, Weston & Pickett (James
G. Parks, Urban L. Weston, Thomas H. Pickett), editors and publishers Dawson Journal (See page adv)
Perry John B., banker
Pickett & Parks Thomas H. Pickett, James G. Parks), attorneys Powell Uriab, cabinet mkr
Reeves J. G., boots and shoes
Roberts Bros. (J. B. & J. W.), genl store
Roberts L. M., sheriff
Rogers William H. (c), barber
Sharp James P., saloon
Simmons James M., justice
Simmons Reuben F., attorney
South-Georgia Male and Fe- male College, M. A. MeNutty,
A. M., pres (See Back Fly G.)
Thornton William M., geul store Turner T. W., grocer
Williams J. II., professor South- Georgia Male and Female College
Wooten Joseph W., grocer
Wooten William, banker and grocer
DAWSONVILLE. Dawson County.
County seat. Twenty-two miles from Gainesville the nearest express office, telegraph and railroad station, and 76 from Atlanta. Has Baptist and Methodist churches, one school, grist and saw mill run by water power derived from Shoal creek, and a population of 200. Flour, grain and cotton are the principal shipments. Mail daily.
Bishop J. M., attorney
Boggs William H., co. tax receiver
Lime and Hair. B. H. Broomhead & Co.
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Burt W. H., physician Burt & Summeranr, genl store
Cary T. H., architect
Castleberry Josephus, co. treasurer
Castleberry J F., genl store
Kada J. C., blacksmith
Howser Henry, hotel
Johnson Henry C., attorney and co. ordinary
Inttner R. P., attorney
Lilley J. P. & Co., genl store
McHan J. F., shoemkr
Marin S. D., shoemkr
Morgan F., blacksmith
Palmer John D., co. surveyor
Richardson William H., clk superior court Smith F. G., shoemkr
Smith H. B., gent store
Smith Marshall L., attorney
MARSHALL L. SMITH, Attorney at Law,
Dawsonville, Dawson Co., Ga. PRACTICE: BLUE RIDGE CIRCUIT.
Tatum Horatio, sheriff
DEAN. Haralson County.
Also known as Wolf Pen X Roads, 8 miles from Buchannan the county
seat, and 11 from Carrollton the nearest railroad and express office. There are three churches and two schools in the neighborhood. Re ceives mail four times a week from Buchanan and Carrollton by carrier. T. M. Carroll, P. M.
Bush A. P., millwright Carroll T. M., physician
Holland L N., blacksmith
Lovvorn T. W., cabinet mkr Nelson W. A., teacher
Robinson J. N., carpenter
DEARING. MeDuffie County .- Ga. R. R .- (Ses Lom- bardy.)
DECATUR. DeKalb County .-- Ga. R. R. Located about six miles from At-
Fanta. Has a population of a little more than 800, and is a place of resi- denee for Atlanta business men. Is the county seut and has Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist churches, and good schools.
Anderson R. H., blacksmith Anderson Wilnam (c), wheelwright Bridwell Frank M , grocer Burdette Stephen (c), blacksmith Candler Charles M., attorney Chiver- Thomas H., genl store Connalley J. H .. physician and drugs Crocket James P., gent -tore
Crockett James P. & Co. (James P.
Crocket', James Hunter), distillers Crockett & Hunter (James P. Crock- ett, James llunter), saloon
Decatur Academy, Benjamin S. Cran-, prin
DeKalb News, E. M. Ward, editor Durham William W., physician
Evans Turner L., co coroner
Floyd Richard T., co tax collector Fra-er Donald Rev., Presbyterian Gilbert William A., genl store
Goss John H., physician
Green William H., physician
Heath W. D. Rev., Methodist Hunter James, sheriff
Jewett & Goss (Heury R. Jewett, John H. Goss), drugs Jones Henry C., attorney Jossey William W., hotel
Kirkpatrick James W., notary and justice
Kittridge Edward M., co. surveyor
Langford Robert J., saloon
McAlster James R , co. treasurer Mashburn A. W., contractor . Mason James A., justice and genl store Mayson Asburry S., physician
Morgan James M., attorney Pate John N., r'r and express agt
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Russell James R., clk superior court Sawnton John B, cotton gin
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Teat Irwin L., co tax receiver Walker R. M., grocer
Ward Earnest M., editor DeKalb News and attorney Ward Robert C., physician Winn Lochlin J., attorney
DEKLE.
Thomas County .- S. F. & W. R. R.
A small station and post-office es tablished in 1880, 73 miles from Thom- asville, the county seat and nearest express and telegraph office and banking point. Abundant water power is furnished by Barnett's Breek near by, and two grist milis. one saw mill and a gin are operated by it. Has one school. Ship direct, prepaying freight. Receives daily mail by railway. William L. Dekle, Y. M.
Note : This office was discontinued August, 1881. Mail to Thomasville. Ballard H. B., miller
Ballard T. W., cabinet mkr Dekle W. L., genl store
DELAY. Upson County.
Four miles north of Thomaston. Send mail to The Rock. Population of hamlet about 25.
DELMAR. Lowndes County.
Is 9 miles from Valdosta, the county seat, and nearest railroad, ex-
press and telegraph offices. Daily mail.
DEMPSEY.
Dodge County. - M. & B. R. R.
Five miles from Eastman, the county seat, express and telegraph: office, and 154 from Atlanta. The place has an estimated population of 105, 3 steam saw mills and daily mail by rail. Ship direct. James A. Duke, P. M.
Betts J. S. & W. T., lumber dirs
Duke James A., turpentine dis- tiller
Edwards & Co., turpentine farm Peck & Allen. lumber mnfrs
Powell & hencher, lumber mnfrs
DENNIS.
Putnam County .- C. R. R.
Forty-five miles from Macon and 13 from Milledgeville. Direct mail to Eatonton.
DE SOTO. Floyd Couuty.
A small village on the Oostangula river, one half mile from Rome, its railroad, express and telegraph of- fice, and 78 from Atlanta. Has a population of about 400. Steam flour .. grist and saw inills, Methodist church and one school. Ship to Rome. Mail daily. Z. B. Hargrove, P. M.
Andrews J. M., genl store
Austin J. F., groceries
Beyscigel, C. F., genl store
Blakeman T. E., groceries and country produce Duvall T., livery stable
Gibson J. T. Rev., Methodist
Hargis T. T., geul store
Harris Bros., gent store
Johnson W. R., genl store
Langham E. J., grocer Larry P. H., teacher MeCrary C. F., genl store
Mitchell D. R., grocer Reece & Bro., genl store Sharp W. F., genl store
Trammell A. B., genl store
Trammell Asa, brick yard
Wardlow & Jones, grocers and com mers
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Hancock County-M & A. R. R.
A small village of about 125 in- habitants, S miles from Sparta, the conny seat, and its telegraph offfe- and usual banking place; 79 from . : Augusta, 46 from Macon, and 149 from Atlanta. Has office of South- ern Express Company, Methodist and Baptist churches, one academy, two steam saw mills and mail twice a day. Ship direct. H. W. Bass, P. M.
Arnold M., notary
Bass A. S., rr and exp agt
Bass M. J. M.ss, teacher
Bass & Wonte. genl store and gia Bangh & Rives, saw mill
Coleman W. M. & Son, gent store. Coulson J. M., physician Culver J. L., gent store Hall W. S., magistrate Ilarper B. I., genl store Jones. T J., physician Palmer James A., genl store Palmer W. S., grist mill Pearson J. C., grist mill Rines G. S., grist mill Rives & Franks, grist mill Smith & Butts, gen! store Starrell J. P., saw mill Tye P. F., magistrate
DIAMOND.
Gilmer County.
Situated at the foot of the Blue DIRT TOWN. Chattooga County. Ridge, distant from Ellijay, the coun. ty seat, 16 miles, and 90 from Atlanta, , its railroad, telegraph and express station and banking point; has a . merville, the county seat; has a pop- population of about 40. Local streams afford water power to operate grist
Distant S miles southeast of Sum- ulation of 50. Rome is the nearest railroad, express and telegraph offlee and saw mills. Has two churches- and banking town. Presbyterian, Baptist and Primitive Baptist-and : Baptist and Methodist churches are one school. Gold and other metals, in the immediate vicinity. Daily kaolin and garnets are to be found; mail. sulphur, nitre and a stone closely resembling a diamond-from which DIXIE. the settlement takes its name-are | found here. Mineral springs fn the Vicinity. Ship via Atlanta. William W. Kenizey, P. M.
Kenizey Joseph A., teacher Smith & Anderson, genl store
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DICKENSON'S STORE. Decatur County. (See steam mill.)
DICKSON'S MILL. Pierce County.
A small settlement located abont 15 miles northwest of Blackshear. Population, 35.
DILLON. Walker Coun'y.
A small country postoffice located 14 miles from L Fayette, the county seat : 9 from Rising Fawn, its rail - road station, and 23 from Chattanco - ga, Tenn., its express, telegraph office and banking town. Ship via Rising Fawn. Mail twice a day by carrier. Mrs. E. L. Howard, P. M.
Bryan T. W., fruit grower
Burroughs William, teacher
Forrester H. L., fruit grower and live stock dlr Hardy C. L., fruit grower Howard E. L. Mrs., teacher
Brooks County -S. F. & W. R. R.
Situated 181 miles from Savannah, 256 from Atlanta and 12 from Quit- man, the county seat and banking town. Has a population of about 225, Methodist church and one
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Austin G. W., geul store Boring Thomas, physician Joyce Lucy Mise teacher McLean J. N., mnfr naval stores Oesterreicher J., blacksmith Price J. J., cooper
DIXON. Dawson County.
Six miles southwest of Dawson- ville the seat of justice, and 15 from Gainesville-Piedmont A .- L. Ry- its railroad, express and telegraph office, and banking town, ria which it is 68 to Atlanta. High Tower river affords power to operate a grist mill. Has a population of 800, one church and one school. Mail daily by car- rier. Mrs. Sarah Barnes, P. M.
Barrett A. M. Mrs., teacher Bird C. C. & Co., genl store
Black J. M., grist mill
Black N. D., genl store Black R., genl store Elliott R. N., teacher
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Griffin J., blacksmith Harris D., blacksmith Jay J., blacksmith Looper J., grist mill McClure R., grist mill Palmour B. F., genl store Preston S., genl store Roper H. J., teacher Smith George, blacksmith Stephens B., grist mill Stephens L. A., cotton gin Taylor A. J., grist mill Thompson H. C., physician Wingo J. C., physician
DIXONIA. Ware County .- B. & A. R. R. Located 11 miles west of Way Cross
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the county seat. Has a population of 50, express and telegraph office -. Methodist church and common school: also a steam saw mill. Lui- ber is the principal article of export. Daily mail.
DOBOY.
McIntosh County. A small post-office lately estab- lished.
DOCTOR TOWN.
Wayne County .- S. F. & W. R. R.
Four miles northeast of Jesup, the county seat and nearest telegraph office. Hasa population of 160. Of- fice of the Southern Express Co. Timber forms the principal shipment. Daily mail.
DON. Harris County.
Situated on the Chattahoochee riv- er, at the mouth of Mulberry creek, which furnishes water power to op. erate grist and flouring mills. Has also steam grist and saw mills. Is 15 miles from Hamilton, the county seat, and 12 from Columbus, its near- est railroad, express and telegraph station and banking point. Methodist and Baptist churches. white and colored, and a common school. Ship via Columbus. Semi- weekly mail from Mulberry Grove by carrier. L. E. White, P. M. Abbott D. Q. Rev., Methodist Alexander R. H., grist mill Bartley S. W. Rev., Baptist Beasly T. M., grist and saw mill Crawford C. (c), blacksmith Riddle J. W., genl store Teall Samuel, genl store Vardaman J. A., wheelwright Walker E. C. Miss, teacher White A. W., wheelwright Whitley W. L., genl store.
DORAVILLE.
De Kalb County-Piedmont A .. L. R ..
Located between Peachtree and Nance's creeks, which furnish water power to operate grist and saw mill and & furniture factory ; has a popu-
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Iation of about 75, and is 10 miles north of Decatur, the county seat, 5 from Norcross, the nearest telegraph offles, and 15 from Atlanta, the near et banking town. Has an express «flee, steam saw mill and gin, Re- formed Presbyterian, Methodist and Missionary Baptist churches, and a good academy. Ship direct. Daily mail by rail, and by hack from Ros- well. George N. Flowers, P. M.
Abernathey John H., teacher Carroll James M., grist mill Collins J. H., shoemkr
Mlowers George N. & Bro., genl store and railroad agt Goodwin W. H., physician Goss J. G., physician Jackson L. P., blacksmith Jett & Carroll, genl store Jones L. H., physician Pitman John M., blacksmith Wallace W. R., furniture
DORCHESTER. Liberty County.
Has a population of about 200; sev- enteen miles from Walthourville, the county seat, 12 from Fleming, the !rarest railroad, express and tele- graph office, and 36 from Savannah, 1's nearest banking point. Has steam Frist mills, gin and rice thresher, a Presbyterian church and good schools. -hip cie Fleming-S., F. & W. Ity .- or by boat from Savannah. w.mi-weekly mail from Fleming by wagon. Edwin A. Fulton, P. M. Riker B. T., teacher Delegel E. F., physician
SHlogel J. R., geul store
fulton Edwin A., genl store and live stock dir
K. Her E. F., genl store Morgan J. D., wheelwright 1: wert4 William, wheelwright lute Alexander, genl store
DORMINEY'S MILL. Irwin County.
Eighteen miles northeast of Irwin- Va, the county seat, and 34 from Hl /hurst, the nearest railroad sta- :. i. Cotton is the principal product. J'aipulation 25. Has Methodist and Baptist churches and common school.
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DOUBLE BRANCHES.
Lincoln County.
Situated on the Savannah river 10 miles southeast of Lincolnton, the county seat, and 83 from Augusta, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Gold silver and copper ore abounds. Has Methodist and Bap- tist churches and common schools.
DOUBLE BRIDGE.
Upson County
Eight miles west of Thomaston. Direct mail to Pleasant Hill.
DOUBLE WELLS. Warren County .- (Ste Barnett.)
DOUDY. Madison County.
A small settlement 8 miles from Daniellsville, the county seat, 5 from Winterville, the nearest railroad sta- tion, and S from Athens, the nearest telegraph and express office and bank- ing point. Brushy Creek furnishes water power to operate a flouring mill, saw mill, gin, etc. There are also steam saw mills in the neighbor- hood. There are three churches- Methodist Baptist and Congregation- al Methodist-and the "Bethel Acad- emy," with 60 pupils. Cotton and flour are the principal shipments. Ship via Athens. Established as a post-office in 1880, and receives a mail each week day from Athens and Danielsville by wagon. John W. Seymore, P. M.
Paulding Frank, blacksmith
Putton S. W., magistrate Sayers T. W., miller Sewell J. W., physician
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DOUGLAS.
Coffee County.
Is the county seat. Has a popula .. tion of fifty, 15 miles from Kirkland the nearest railroad and express stas tion, and 17 trom Pearson the nearest telegraph office. Savannah is its nearest banking point. Cotton and rice form the princh al shipments. Mail daily. George Young, P. M.
Dent Robert, grist mill
Dent W. H. Rev
Denton J. M., attorney
Douglass B. W., co. tax collector
Ennis A. H., sheriff
Lott Daniel. genl store
Merritt Byri, co, coroner
Pautk Elijah, co. ordinary
Peterson Henry, hotel and gent store Peterson M., magistrate
Ricketson Vincent, co. treasurer Summerlin David, co. surveyor Tucker John, co. tax receiver Ward C. A., elk superior court Young T. & G., genl store
DOUGLASVILLE. Douglas County.
County seat. A place of about 900 inhabitants, containing Baptist and Methodist churches, one school, gin, saw and grist mill, run by power ob- tained from Sweetwater creek ; also' saw mill run by steam, and the newt seat.
Manchester Mills manufacturis: mesties, 27 miles from Adali .. railroad, express, telegraph .. and banking place. Ship cie .1. Mail daily by hack. S. N. D P. M.
Baggett, Mitchell & Co., saw mi .. Cooper II. T., tax receiver
Domett S. N., eik superior ( and genl store
Dorsett & Price, cotton gin
Douglasville High School, prof J Mable, prin
Duncan F. M., prin Gordon !. High School Edge John V., co. ordinary .. attorney Feeley J. I., magistrate
Goline A. L., cabinet mkr Harper W. H., blacksmith
Huey John M., co. surveyor
James J. S., attorney James & Maxwell, genl store
Land J. A., carriage mnfr
Lewis W. A., gent store
Lindley W. T., sheriff
Meintosh & Dorsett (A. C. MeInt S. N. Dorsett), proprs New 21 ... chester Mills
MeLarty A. W., genIstore
MeLarty G. W., physician
Mable John, prin Douglasville II . School Massey R. A., propr Weekly Star
Mitchell F. M., co. coroner New Manchester Mufg Co., Mi tosh & Dorsett, proprs cott factory Pittman & Lowe, gonl store
Pool W. H., physician
Price & Dunean, genl store
Richards A. J., attorney
Sayer W. A., tax collector
Selman J. L., druggist
Stewart G. B., saloon
Turner G. R., saloon
Watson I. M. & M. B., genl store Watson J. P., gent store
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DOVER. Greene County.
Has no mail facilities ; an uni: portant hamlet situated 6 h. northwest of Greensboro, the cot ... .
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DOVE'S CREEK. Elbert County.
A small post-office 7 miles from Elberton, the county seat and near- est railroad, express and telegraph station, and 35 from Athens, its bank- ing place. Cotton is the chief ex- fort. Mail daily by carrier. A. C. Stovall, P. M.
Deadwyler H. R., genl store
DRAKETOWN.
Haralson County.
Located 10 miles east of Buchanan, the county seat, and about 22 from Rockmart, its nearest railroad sta tion. Has Baptist and Methodist churches, common schools, and a population of 100.
DRAYTON.
Dooly County.
Vienna, the seat of justice, is 10 miles east, 17 miles to Montezuma, the nearest railroad, express, tel egraph office and banking town, via which it is 169 from Atlanta. In the vicinity are several flour, grist and saw mills run by power obtained from Pennahachee creek. There are two churches and one school. Mail three times a week by carrier. L. J. Collier, P. M.
Brown James M., grist mill
Dees J. M., cabinet mkr
Morgan A. G., grist mill
Morgan H. J. & C. R., saloon and grocery Ray T. J. & Bro., genl store 'Trippe George, saw mill Wilks John, teacher
DRONE.
Burke County.
Small place 9 miles from Waynes- boro, the county seat and nearest railroad, express and telegraph sta tion, and 100 from Savannah, its banking point. Buckhead creek fur- niches water power to operate grist mills, and two gins are run by steam. Semi-weekly mail from Waynesboro by wagon. H. Wuite, P. M.
Mims W. L., gent store
DRUMMOND. Washington County.
Eighteen miles southeast of San- dersville. Mail to Whittle.
DRY BRANCH. Bibb County.
A recently established farmers' post-office.
DRY LAKE. T'enmax County.
Boston, 9 miles southwest, is the post-office for this hamlet.
DUANE STREET. Banks County.
Mail for this bamlet goes to Ho- mer, 2 mils Sonth
DUBLIN. Laurens County.
County seat, has a population of 325, and is 23 miles from Toomsbor- ongh, the nearest railroad, express, or telegraph offlee. Hus four steam saw, grist and planing mills. Bap- tist and Methodist churches. Dublin Academy with sixty pupils and a select school. There are two weekly newspapers published here, the Ga- zette and Post. The Oconee river one- half mile distant, is navigable to this point. Cotton, lumber and turpen- tine are the principal shipments ; the shipment of cotton amounting to about 5,000 bales annually. Ship by Toomsborough, No. 15, C. R. R., or by water to Oconee Bridge. Has a daily mail from 15 C. R.R., by carrier. Arnau Robert M., blacksmith Belcher G. W., hvery and sale stable Benton & Rowe, saw mill Blackshear B. H., co survevor
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Duncan John T., co ordinary Harrington Edward, grocer Harrison Fannie Miss, teacher Harrison Irby H .. physician
Haynes Mercer, attorney ins agt and Judge County Court Hester W. R., co coroner Hicks J. E., attorney
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Hightower R. H., physician
Hightower R. J. & J. E., saw mill Hightower R. J. & Son, gent store Hooks George S., grocer Howard G. M. & Co., saloon
Howard & Robinson, geul store
Jackson William, wagon mkr
Jones James B., co tax receiver
Jones W. B. & Co., gent store and turpentine distillers Keen J. E. Mis., hotel
Lasseter W. P., genl store
Linder Berran B., co tax collector MeDaniel J. T., saloon
Maas, Bros & Co., geal store
Maddox G W., saloon
Moore J. F., fertilizers Nance Blanton, saloon
Newman Faume Miss, music teacher Oconee Steamboat Co Peacock J. W. & Co. druggists
Perry Joel E .. sheriff
Perry L. C. & Co., gent store Perry & Linder, gent s ore Ramsey W. S., co school com Rowe T. M., tertilizers
Scarborough W. R. blacksmith, Smith Capt. Mr -. , music teacher Smith Hardy, elk superior court and co treasurer Smith J. T. Rev., teacher Stanley R. A., attorney
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Stephenson G. W. Mrs., milliner
Stubbs J. M., attorney and pray: Gazette
Stubbs J. M., grist and planing un3
Tillery W. H., genl store
Tillery & Williams, milliners
Walker K. H., fertilizers
Ware D. Mr -. , hotel
Weekly Post, R. L. Hicks, propr Wolfe J. B., gent store
DUBOIS.
Dodge County- M. d. B. R. R.
Estimated poulation 200. Has Bal- tist and Methodist churches, a steam. shingle and four saw mills, and ex. press office, Located 9 miles from Eastman, its telegraph office, and 12 from Hawkinsville, the neares: banking town, and 140 from Atlanta. Cotton, lumber, rosin and turpen- tine are the chief exports Ship di. rect. Mail daily by rail. D. Sapp. P. M.
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