Georgia state gazetteer and business directory 1881-82, Part 31

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


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Arthur & Dean, saw mill De Vaughn M. B., saw mill Hunt & Wiggs, gent store and na- Val store muirs


Marlin & Perkins, saw mill


Raiford & Hunter, shingle mnfrs Sapp David, druggist and physician Taylor & Comes, saw mill


DUCK CREEK. Walker County. Six miles from LaFayette, the ses: of justice; 26 from Ringgold-W. 4 A. R. R .- its nearest telegraph and express office. Has two church ... and cotton gin. Ship rin Chattanoo Mail tri-weekly by carrier. T. J. Blackwell, P. M.


Blackwell W. P., genl store McConnel J. D., genl store


DUCKER. Dougherty County-Blakely Dir., S. W. R. R. Located 13 miles west of Albany, the county seat. No post-oflier . Population 50.


DULUTH.


Gwinnett County -- Piedmont A .- L. T ... Has an office of the Southern Ex-


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press Company ; is 10 miles west of Lawrenceville, the county seat, and € from Norcross, the nearest tele- graph office. Population about 250. Cotton, grain and hay, form the prin- cipal shipments. His Methodist church and common school, and dai- ly mail.


DUNCANVILLE.


Thomas County.


About 10 miles southwest of Thom- asville. Mail to Mashes.


DUNN. Murray County.


Located 6 miles from Spring Place, the county seat, and 17 from Dalton, the nearest roffroad, express and tel- egraph station and banking point. Has the usual church and school ad- vantages. Has weekly mail from Spring Place by private conveyance. C. C. Keith, P. M.


Bates Cleopatra Miss, teacher Keith C. C., genl store


Longbridge J. H. & B. F. C., grist and saw mill


Noblet, A. J., blacksmith


DUPONT.


Clinch County-S. F. &. W. Ry


Located 8 miles southwest of Ho- merville, the county seat, on the Su- wanee river; has a population of 175, express and telegraph office, a Methodist church and high school.


DURDEN. Emanuel County.


Discontinued postoffice, 9 miles southwest of Swainsborough.


DURHAM'S MILL. Coffee County.


Known also as Byrd's Mills, three miles north of Pearson. Its postoffice is Douglas, 11 miles north.


DYKE'S STORE. Floyd County.


A small postoffice IS miles south- west of Rome, the county seat, and 2 from Cave Spring, the nearest rail- road station.


EAGLE CLIFF. Walker County.


Located 18 miles from LaFayette, the county seat, and 8 from Chatta - nooga, Tenn., the nearest railroad, express and telegraph station and banking point. Siup via Chaita- nonga. Mail tri-weekly. Davis P. M.


EAGLE GROVE. Hart County.


Has a population of about 50, i- located on North Beaverdam creek. 8 miles from Hartwell, the coun y seat, and nearest railroad, express and telegraph station, and 32 from Athens, the nearest banking point. Has three churches -- two Baptist ane one Presbyterian. Semi-weekly mail from Elberton. R. H. Bowers, P. M. Bowers P. H., gent store


Bowers Robert F., physician


Bowers W. F., grist mill


Brown L. C., contractor


Brown R. A., shoemkr


Cason E. T., carpenter and wheel- wright


Christian Charles W., blacksmith


Johnson D. G. & J. A., gin and grist mill


Johnson Diniel G., millwright McConnell W , wagon mnfr Mason W. A., millwright White J. F., shoemaker


EAST POINT.


Fulton County -Atlanta Dir. C. R. R.


Situated 6 miles from Atlanta, at the junction of the A. & W. P. and C. R. R&; has a population of 201, and the usual church and school ad- vantazes. Daily mail.


FRAMES


for PHOTOGRAPHS, and Frames made to order, any size or style. C. M. GOODMAN. 28 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga.


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EAST RESACA. Gordon County.


Two miles southeast of Resaca postoffice.


EASTANOLLEE. Franklin County.


Eleven miles from Carnesville the county seat. Toccoa -- Piedmont A-L. R. Ry. - is the nearest shipping and telegraph station. The distance to Atlanta is 98 miles. Eastanollee creek furnishes power for operating a gin, grist and saw mill; cotton is the chief export. Population, 75; mail daily; W. L. MeBath, P. M.


Ertzberger J. L., carpenter


Ertzberger N. H., millwright


Hayes L., shoemaker


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Hayes William, steam gin Kay B. F., carpenter Lovney A. C., carpenter


Lovney F. M., carpenter


Lovney, M. L., carpenter


Mosely, J. A., grist mill


Mosely S. W., grist mill


EASTMAN.


Dodge County- M. & B. R. R.


The county seat; has a population of about 400 It is 56 miles from Macon its banking town, 130 miles from Brunswek, and 159 from At- lanta. Has three churches -- Pres- byterian, Baptist and Metnodist - an academy, express and telegraph office, s'eun grist mill and gin, one newspaper, the Times, and manu- factories of naval stores. The prin- cipal shipments are cotton, wool, and nav. 1 stores, aggregwing 1,500


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bales of cotton, 10,000 barrels of rosin, 1,300 barrels of turpentine, and 35,000 pounds of wool. Has daily mails. Is considerable winter resort, having a large four story hotel well filled each winter. William A. Mor- gan, P. M.


Armstrong Charles R., agt Sou. Exp. Co


Armstrong & Fisher, (Charles R. Armstrong, Dr. Harris Fisher;, drugs


Ashburn William W., bond. stock and money broker and real estate


Bohanan, John W., tax receiver


Bonds John J., grist mill, cotton gin and Liksmith


Bishop James J., genl store and sewing mehs


Biship James, Jr., attorney Buchan James M., drugs and physi .. cian


Burch Michael L., pub and prop Eastman Times (see adv)


Coody S. B., co coroner


Coleman George, genl store


Eastman Times., M. L. Burch pub and prop (see adv) Eastman William Pitt, real estate Fisher Harris, physician


Garry Robert (c), shoemkr


Griffin John W., rr agt


Hall Luther A., attorney.


LUTHER A. HALL,


Attorney at TaW.


EASTMAN, GA.


Will attend to business at Eastman, Hawkins- ville, Cochran, Chauncey, Dublin, Abbeville, Mt. Vernon, Baxley, Me Ville, Lumber City, Bruns- wick, and Macon, and in the Supreme Court of the State and the United States Courts.


Hanell W. W., livery stable. Harrison John J., confectioner Hartley James, co surveyor Herrman Solomon, grocer Jesup P. A. Rev., Baptist


McArthur & Griffin ( Walter T. McArthur, John W. Griffin), real estate agts (see page 265)


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50,000 ACRES OF LAND,


Situated on and near the Macon & Brunswick Railroad and the Oconce and Ocmulgee rivers, in the counties of Dodge, Laurens, Montgomery, Pulaski and Telfair, in lots to suit purchasers, upon which are some of the most desirable locations for


SAW MILLS AND TURPENTINE FARMS


in the United States, and so pronounced by experienced Saw Mill and Turpentine men. To those who anticipate engaging in


SHEEP HUSBANDRY,


this section offers superior advantages-the range being inexhaustible, affording ABUNDANT NATURAL PASTURAGE for sheep and cattle during the entire year .


For farmers, it will compare favorably with any section of the South, as most of the lands lie high and rolling, having a natural drainage, and are therefore free from malarial or miasmatic influences.


The soil is a light sandy loam, having a good clay sub-soil. The water is cool and limpid, being entirely free from lime or other impurities. And the


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Fruits and vegetables of almost every variety do exceedingly well in this section, and can be grown and kept almost the year round, thereby rendering it very desirable for


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Mellac William, attorney, and co judge


W. McRAE.


Attorney at Zaw.


EASTMAN, GA.


Will practice in the courts of Telfair, Dodge, Pulaski, Wilcox and Laurens, and elsewhere, by special contract.


Mason solomon (c), barber


Murrell Charles B., genl store


Newman Rosa Mrs., genis ore


Peacock Charles H., co treas


Peacock Charles H., genl store


Peacock Levi N., grocer


Rawlins J. Calvin, elk superior court Roberts & DeLaey ( David M. Rober.s, John F. D.Lney), at orney's


Royal Nettie Miss, milliner Rozer John J., co ordinary Ryals Baldie, co tax collector Sapp William B., sherifl


Sapp W. B. & Co. ( Wi liam B. and James W. Sapp), geni store


Sapp & Hamilton ( Hiram J. Sapp, John D. Hamilton), gent store Scofield C. N. & F. H., mngrs Upland's hotel


Sexton Allon N., agt Ga. Land and Lumber Co


Thompson John S., genl store


Upland's Hotel, C. N. and F. H. Seofield, mugrs


Waite Jesse I., contractor and builder, furniture and undertaker Whiting E. M. Rev., Methodist Wilkins Eli-ba E., telopr


Woodward Barney D., genl store


EATONTON.


Putnam County-M. & E. R. R.


The county seat has a population of 1,400; the usual educational advan- tages : churches, (white and colored) of different denominations, express and telegraph offices, and a news- paper, the Eatonton Messenger. Cotton is the principal product, about 16,000 bales being shipped annually. Sid- ney C. Prudden, postmaster.


Adams Benjamin F-, elk Superior Court


Adams Irby H. Sr., ins agt


Adams Irby H. Jr., genl store


Adams James Q., grocer and saloon and exp agt.


Anderson Wiley C., hotel


Beck Barnwell R., dry goods


Boatwright John H., genl store


Boring Isaac A., attorney


Branham A. 1., academy


Branham I. R. Rev., Baptist


Branham John G. (c), barber


Brown & Etheridge (Simeon E. Brown, James A. Etheridge Jr.), drugs


Ballard James N., saloon


Burt Mack (c), blacksmith


Cameron A. L. Mrs., milliner


Champion E. S. & Co., (Mrs. E. S. Champion, Hutchinson & Respess), milliners


Clapton William H., tax receiver


Cox J. M. & Co. (James M. Cox, John G. Collinsworth), grocers and saloon


Davis Clark M., genl store


Davis James T., genl store


Denham James C., grist mill and tanner


Dennis Harvey J., co tax collector


Dennis Lee C., rragt


Dent Peter G., co coroner


Dodge W. A. Rev., Methodist


Dusenberry Laura Miss, tel opr


Eatonton Messenger, George W. Adams, propr Etheridge James A., physician


Ezell E. B. & Co. (Evan B. Ezel and Benjamin W. Hunt), genl store Gibson J. G., physician


Hafner Adam, jeweler and machinist


Hammett J. Harvey, Academy


Harvey Evan, gent store


Hearn William H., grocer


Hearn William T., grocer and saloon


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Herman Isaac, dry goods


Hudson John R., grist mill


Hutchinson & Respess (Rolin W. Hutchinson, William R. Respess), dry goods


Jenkins Hudson A., attorney


Jenkins Wm. F., attorney


Johnson James M., co. treasurer


Lawrence Seaborn R., sheriff


Lawson Thomas G., judge superior court


Leonard Charles D., gin, grist and saw mill


Leverett Frank, grocer and sa- loon, and co. ordinary


Little Thomas K., notary


Marshall Willis (c), blacksmith


Martin Carrie Mrs., milliner


Nisbet R. B. & D. P. ( Reuben B. and Dennis B.), physicians


Overman Fr-derick (c), grocer


Palmer & Bro. (William W. and John T.), boots, shoes and dry goods


Phillips & Wittenberg (Adolph Phil- lips, Isadore V. Wittenberg), genl store


Pinkerton Henry R., co. surveyor


Prudden Sidney C., genl store


Reddick & Wheeler, grist mill


Reese Joseph B., fertilizers


Reid Alex. S., grist mill


Reid Richard (c), shoemkr


Reid R. A. & S. A. (Robert A. and Samuel A.), fertilizers


Reid Samuel A., attorney


Rice Berrien, carriage mkr and har- ness


Rossel David, grocer and drugs


Spivey & Armor (Thomas C. Spivey, J. Edward Armor), genl store Stubbs Robert, grocer


Thomas George W., physician and druggist


Todd James W., livery


Turner Joseph S., attorney


Turner & Allen ( William L. Turner, John C. Allen), ins agts


Wardwell George W., grocer and hardware


Wingfield Walter B., attorney Young Robert, grocer and ins agt


EBENEZER.


Dooly County.


An unimportant postoffice estab- lished in 1879, situated 17 miles from


Vienna the county seat, and 38 from Hawkinsville its railroad, express and telegraph station, and banking point. Cedar Creek furnishes water power to run a grist mill. One Bap- tist church. The principal shipments are cotton and syrup. Ship via Hawkinsville. Receives mail 4 times a week from Gum Creek and Tifton by carrier. C. A. Williams, P. M.


Williams C. A., gent store


ECHECONNEE.


Houston County .- S. W. R. R. Recently established as a postoffice.


ECHO. Early County.


Discontinued April, 1879. Saffold is its present mail supply.


EDEN. Bryan County. (See Bryan.)


EDEN. Effingham County-No. 2, C. R. R.


Located 16 miles southwest of Springfield the county seat. Has a telegraph and express office. Church- es: Baptist (white), Baptist and Methodist (colored.) W. A. Craw- ford, P. M.


Austin Jacob Rev., Lutheran


Baker William E. Q., genl store, exp and rragt


Blunt George A Rev., Baptist


Burroughs Charles J., physician


Crawford Allen, justice and grist mill


Cutts Anson D., mnfrs naval store Edwards H. A. Mrs., hotel Lanier Thomas M., saw mill


McConnell William F., physician, Monday John H., tel opr


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EDENFIELD.


Irwin County.


Fifteen miles from Irwington. Ad- dress mail to Ocilla.


EDGEWOOD.


De K'als County.


Located about 3 miles from Deca- tur, the county seat. It is principally a place of residence for Atlanta busi- ness and professional men. Has schools and a Methodist church. Daily mail. Mrs. V. E. McFail, P. M.,


Bridwell John, carpenter Brooks E. W., fruit grower


Foote W. R. Rev., Methodist Hammond J. D. Rev., Methodist Hunter Thomas, genl store Neal Charles, teacher


EDINBUCH.


Elbert County.


East of Elberton about 10 miles Mail for this hamlet goes to Crafts ville


EDWARDSVILLE.


Fulton County-Piedmont A. - L. Ry. Has an estimated population of 35, a furniture factory, gin, shingle mill and box factory operated by steam ; located 7 miles from Atlanta, the seat of justice, express and telegraph offices and usual banking place. Ship i direct. Cotton is the chief export. Ainiosad George I,, co. ordinary Mail daily by rail. William: A. ; Auid Josiah E',, carriage and Vag- Crawford, P. M.


Crawford William A., gent store | Bailey Eldridge P .; wheelrig !:-


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Gilliam & Johnson, box factory and gin


Mayson James W., physician Plasters D. H., cotton gin


Walker C. L., shingle infrs and . cotton gin


EGYPT.


Effingham County-C. R. R.


Twelve miles from Springfield court-house; 40 from Savannah, its usual banking place, and 253 from Atlanta. Has a population of about 75, and contains telegraph and


express offices and steam gin, gri t and saw mill. Ship direct. Cotton and rice are the chief ship- ments. Mail twice daily by rail. Chris F. Foy, P. M.


Brewer H. P., notary public and ex officio justice of the peace


Foy E. E., rr and express agt Morton D. M., genl store Norton R. D., physician


Smith B. H., physician


Wilson Allen, constable


Wilson Carrie Miss, genl store


Wilson S. A. & Son, gent store


ELBERTON. Elbert County-E. A .- L. Ry.


The county seat, with a population of about 1000; is situated in the midst of a fertile country, between the Sa- vannah and Broad rivers. About 10,000 bales of cotton are marketed annually. Elbert High School- male,-and Elberton Collegiate Insti- tute-female, -- are located here; and there are three churches-Presbyte- rian, Baptist and Methodist-also three colored-two Methodist and one Baptist. Beaverdam creek, about three miles north, furnishes power to operate saw and grist mills and gins. This place was settled in about 1810; has tri-weekly stages running to Abbeville C. H., S. C., Washington and Crawford, and semi-weekly to Danielsville, Lin- colnton and Montevideo. Is a mon- ey ouder office, and receives a daily mail by rail.


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Barnett J. Samuel, judge co. court and attorney


Bentley & Roberts (A. J. Bentley, William Roberts), contractors


' Bri-tol George W., hotel Campbell ,& Heard (Jeptha E. Campbell, William HI. Heard, Jr), meat market


Carlton Thomas C., prin Elbert Male High School


Carpenter S. Newton, attorney


Carr Marshall M., drugs


Clark Edward R., blacksmith


Chedel Caesar, watchmaker


Darling Joseph, hotel


Davis Philip W., attorney


Deadwyler Milton P., physician


Edmunds Heury C. Dr., drugs


Edmunds & Thomas ( Henry C. Ed- munds, Henry Thomas), livery stable


Elbert Male High School, Thomas C. Carlton, prin


Elberton Collegiate Institute, Mrs. Louise S. Jones, prin


Elberton Publishing Co., props the Gazette & News


Fountain Richard (c), shoemkr Gaines Olin A., tel opr


Gairdner & Arnold ( Henry K. Gaird- ner, MeAlphin Arnold), genl store Garreckt Cornelia Mrs., milliner


Gazette & News, The, Elberton Pub- lishing Co. props


Grogran George C., attorney


Hape Albert, dentist


Harris Morris L., genl store


Hester Robert, attorney


Hitchins Alonzo G., genl store


Jacobs Abrabam, genl store


Jones Dock (c), barber


Jones J. II. & T. A. (John H. and Thomas A.), genl store


Jones Louise S. Mrs., prin Elberton Collegiate Institute


Jones William B., cotton gin and lumber dir


Koon J. A., shoemkr


Land Alexander J. W., tailor


Long Nathaniel G., physician


Lumley Dowling T., rr and exp agt Melanahan James, grist mili


McMillan Ferdinand D., agrl imps and farm machinery


McMillan F. D., Oliver & Co. (Ferdinand D. McMillan, Alfred S. Oliver, Jeptha E. Campbell), cotton gin


Matthews Albert C., physician


Matthews David A., physician Melton Missouri F. Mrs., milliner Myers Myer, genl store Oglesby Abda, genl store


Osborn John T., attorney


Prostoy William C., saddles and harness


Reese William W., variety store Roebuck Henry A., attorney


Sanders James O., fancy grocer- ceries


Shannon John P., attorney


Shumate William M., confectioner Santh W. C. & Bros. (William C., Russell and David C.), genl store Southern Express Co., D. T. Lum- ley, agt


Strauss Joseph, genl store


Stift Bros. (Thomas M., John K. and Isaac G ), genl store


Tate Edmond B .. gent store


Tate R. F. & Co. ( Robert F. Tate, Robert M. Hurd, Robert F. Wright, Dunstan R. Blackwell), gent store


Taylor C. P. & Bro. (Charles P. and Zachariah B.), billiard hall and confectionery


Thompson J. L., flour mill


Tolly & Wilcox (George F. Tolly, William M. Wilcox), furniture


Treadwell, Turner & Co. (Thomas J. and W. E. Treadwell, Luther H. Turner), gent store


White Thomas M., marble


Wilkins James C., stoves and tin- ware


Willis William, genl store


Worley & Carlton (Joseph N. Wor- ley, Thomas C. Carlton), attorneys


ELLAVILLE. Schley County.


County seat. Has an estimated population of 230. Located 14 miles from Americus-Eufaula Division S.


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W. R. R .- its usual depot, express office, telegraph station and banking town, and 16 from Atlanta via Ogle- thorpe. The place contains steam saw and grist mills, three churches and one school. Ship via Americus. Cotton is the chief export. Mail daily by carrier. B. A. Strange, P. M. Allen A., grocer


Asken A., co. treasurer


Bivins J. H., magistrate and notary Bivins R. T., attorney


Cheney John W., clk superior court Cockrell H. W., magistrate


Davis Henry (c), blacksmith Dixon Eugene, genl store


Dudley & Worthy, wagon mkrs


Hudson C. B., attorney


Livingston & Bro., saw mill


MeCrory C. R., attorney


MeCrory W. H., attorney


Murphy & Sellars (R. M. Murphey, William Sellars), dour mill


Myers T. B., sheriff'


Peacock C. S., dry goods


Scarborough H, genl store


Scarborough J. N., attorney Scovill W. T., hotel


Sears W. J., dry goods and physician Smith C. H., drugs and physician Stevens J. H., tax collector, Strange B. A., genl store Strange C. B., co. surveyor Thornton J. M, co. tax receiver


Varner C. H., co. ordinary Wall M. J., attorney


ELLERSLIE. Harris County.


Twelve miles from Hamilton the seat of justice, 6 from Cataula-C. & R. R. R .- the nearest railroad and express office, 17 from Columbus its telegraph office and banking point. [ Smith J. W., physician Ship vin Cataula. The place has about 100 inhabitanss, two churches,


one school, and a steam grist mill and cotton gin. Cotton is the chief ex- port. Mail semi- weekly from Colum- bus by private conveyance. R. F. Carter, P. M.


Allen J. W., wheelwright


Ashford Thomas R., physician


Carter R. F., genl store, flour mill and gin Howard Sallie Miss, teacher Stripling T. J., wheelwright


ELLIJAY. Gilmer County.


The county seat. Has a population of about 200, and is 40 miles from Dalton its nearest railroad, express and telegraph station. The Ellijay and Cartecay rivers, in close proximi- ty, furnish power to run flouring mills and wool carders. Ship via Dalton. There are three churches-two Meth- odists, and one Baptist-and an academy known as the Ellijay Semi- mary, with 130 pupils enrolled. The Marietta & North-Georgia railroad is under course of construction to this place. Receives a daily mail by carrier from one or the other of the following places: Dahlonega, Spring Place, Morganton, Carters and Talk- ing Rock. W. F. Hipp, P. M.


Allen J. C., attorney and co. ordi- nary


Bates M. G., teacher


Bishop A., genl store Carnes James A., co. surveyor


Chase D. W. & Co., grist mill


Cobb J. P., grist mill and genl store


Combs W. F., propr Ellijay Courier


Crago T. W., co. tax receiver


Ellijay Courier, W. F. Combs, propr Frady B. R., blacksmith


Gates G. W., co. tax collector


Greer Levi M., elk superior court Greer Thomas F., attorney


Hipp J. W. & F. M., geul store Hipp W. F., gent store Jarrett E. S. Mrs., hotel Johnson James R., physician


Mears M. J., gent store and hotel Smith George T., co. coroner


Watkins E. W., physician Watkins John M., physician


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ELMWOOD. Twiggs County. Discontinued postoffice, six miles northwest of Jeffersonville.


ELTON. Campbell County.


Mail for this hamlet should be ad- dressed to Fairburn 3 miles south.


ELTON. Decatur County.


Two miles southwest of Pine Hill. Send mail to Pond Town.


ENECKS. Screven County.


Located at the confluence of Bar- tow's branch with the Savannah river, 16 miles from Sylvania the county seat, 10 from Oliver the nearest railroad and express station, 15 from Halcyondale the nearest telegraph office, and 48 from Savannah its banking town. The above named branch furnishes power to operate a saw, grist mill and gin. Has four churches and two schools. Receives a weekly mail from Savannah and Augusta by steamboat. Thomas J. Enecks, P. M.


Downing J. J., cotton gin Enecks T. J., saw and grist mill Enecks W. W., genl store Garnett J. G., genl store Jarrell Bros., saw mill


ENIGMA. Berrien County.


Distant 16 miles from Nashville, the county seat ; 4 from Brookfield, the nearest railroad station, and 50 from Albany, its banking town. Al- apaha is the nearest express and tele- graph office. Mill creek furnishes power to operate a grist mill. Mail daily. J. A. Ball, P. M.


Wood L. F. & Co., naval store


ENON. Jasper County.


Located near Little river, which affords power for operating one grist


court house, 13 from Madison -- Ga. R. R .-- its shipping place, express and telegraph office and banking town. Has Baptist and Methodist churches and daily mail. Ship vin Madison. Population, 125. S. V. Roberts, P. M. Akins & Co., grist mill


Pennington William & Co., grist mill


Spears F., physician Spears Thomas, physician Spears William, grist mill


Wyatt J. T., notary


ENON GROVE. Heard County.


Situated near the Chattahoochee river, 7 miles northeast of Franklin, the county seat, and 15 from New- nan, the nearest railroad, express and telegraph station. Population about 100. Has the usual church and educational facilities.


ENTERPRISE. Lee County-Blakely Dis. S. W. R. R. Population about 50. Located about 7 miles from Leesburgh court- house, 6 from Smithville, its tele- graph office, $9 from Macon and 191 from Atlanta-known on the rail- road as Adams, Has express office, stem saw mill and daily mail. Cot- ton is the chief export. Ship direct. T. M. Booker, P. M.




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