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Clayton County .- C. R. R.
Thirteen miles from Atlanta. Pop- ulation 21. Send mail to Hapeville.
FORREST.
Clinch County .- S. F. & W. R. R. About 23 miles from Homerville. Mail address to Withers.
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FORRESTVILLE. Floyd County.
A small settlement near Rome, where it receives mail.
FORSYTH.
Monroe County .- Atlanta Dir. C. R. R.
County seat. 25 mil - from Macon and 78 from Atlanta. The place has a population of 1105. Three churches -Methodist, Presbyterian and Bap- tist-one bank, weekly newspaper- the Monroe Advertiser -and offices of the Southern Express and Western Union Telegraph Companies. Cot- ton is the chief export. "Ship direct. Mail daily. Miss Mary L. Roddy, P. M.
Adams George W., rr agt
Alexander & Moore ( Lemuel B. Al. cxander, King P. Moore), drugs and physicians
Banks James A., dry goods
Banks J. William, dry goods
Battle Thomas C., attorney
Bedingfield George, saloon
Berner & Turner ( Robert L. Berner, Cicero A. Turner), attorneys
Bramblett & Bro. (Alfred H. and Augustus W.), carriage and har- ness mkrs
Bridges Thomas, Jr., saloon
Brooks R chard P., grocer
Bryant Elward (c), blacksmith
Bush William J., grocer and saloon.
Cabaniss Henry H., editor Monroe Advertiser
Cabanis- Thomas B., attorney
Colbert Augustus (c), grocer
Dumas Edmund, co. ordinary
Dumas & Allen (Jefferson Dumas, George D. Allen), grocers
Edwards & Bro. (Henry F. and James B.), meat market
Edwards & Watts (John C. E.l- wards, William P. Watts), grocers Ensign Isaac W., books
Giddings Thomas, tel opr
Gray Joseph, co. tax receiver
Greenwood Marcus, dry goods
Greer & Bro. (Joseph G. and Leon- ard F.), livery stable Ham Cicero M., grocer
Ham Peter J., co. coroner
Hammond A. D., attorney Head William H., banker
Hill James (c), carpenter
Hill & Center ( Daniel P. Hill, Jr., Char'es W. Center), drugs
Hogan & Thomas (Jefferson Hogan, James M. Thomas), cotton ware- house
Horne James M., eo. surveyor
Hussey John J., grocer
Jacobs Thaddeus, attorney Jaugstetter & Hanson (Theodore F. Jaugstetter, George S. Hanson), grocers
Jenkins James (c), grocer
Jordan Henrietta Mr., milliner
Jordan William W., grocer King Carey K., sheriff
Leary J. J. & Co. (Jackson J. Leary, Robert S. Crutcher), furniture and sewing machines
Mobley Stephen D., cotton com mer Monroe Advertiser, H. H. Cabaniss propr Moore C. L., dentist Morse L. S., dentist
Napier William M. (c), barber
Ponder James M., dry goods
Proctor D. G. Mrs., hotel
Proctor Daniel J., grocer
Proctor James D., gent store
Proc or & Acton ( Daniel G. Proctor, William D. Acton), lumb r Pve William A., groter
Pye & Beckham ( William A. Pye, S. Frederick Beckham), hardware Roldey Allen C., drugs
Sanford Dani. I, co. treas
Sharp Cyrus H., elk superior court Smith J. H. & Co. (James H. and Thomas D. Smith), clothing
Smith Thomas D., dry goods Sneed Archibald H., express agt
Solomon & Mount (Mirk Solomon, Isadore B. M uit), gent -tore
Stone Wilbam D., attorn y Thomas Freeman M. (e), blacksmith Trippe R bert P., attorney
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Trippe Robert P. Jr., cotton ware- house
Turner James H., attorney Turner Miles G, grocer Tyus Bose (c), shoemkr Vineburgh Isaac. jeweler Walker George W., co. tax collector Watson Augustus (e), blacksmith Wilder C. Mrs., milliner Wilder Solon F., undertaker
FORT ARGYLE.
Bryan County.
Ten miles north of Way's Station, its post-office.
FORT BUFFINGTON. Cherokee County.
Has a population of about 65. Is located on Town creek, six miles northwest of Canton, the county seat and nearest railroad station, 25 from Marietta, the nearest express and telegraph office, and 45 from Atlan- ta. its banking place. The above named stream furnishes water power to operate corn, wheat and saw mill- and gin. Ship rie Canton. Good churches, good schools and good so ciety. Daily mail from Canton and Dawsonville by wagon. Jefferson Thomas, P. M.
Green Allen, teacher Cheek C. F., teacher
Cobb W. S., gent store
Clark R. B., millwright
Dowda A. A., shoemkr Garrison D. W., blacksmith
White T. A., blacksmith
Wilson W. N., miller
FORT CAINES. Clay County-Ft. Gaines Die. S. W. R. R. The county seat. Has a population
of about 900, and is situated on the Chattahoochee river, by which it has steambont communication with Co- lumbus, Ga,, and Eufaula, Ala, Has the usual church facilities, an insti- turion of learning known as the "Fort Gaines Academy," a weekly newspaper-the Fort Gaines 'Iri- bune- and express and telegraph of- fices. Cotton is the principal ship- ment.
Adams David C., hardware and banker
Bass John, dry goods
Blocker Richard R., co. ordinary and attorney
Brown B. L., co. fax receiver
Brown James P. H., genl store Brown Thomas M., grocer Burnett Benjamin F., genl store
Coleman James F., grocer Coleman & Bro. (Stephen D. and John O., saloon
Coleman & Grim-ley (Stephen D. Coleman, Jerry W. Grimsley), geul store
Freeman & Co. (Charles C. Free- man), druggist
Fort Gaines Academy, Richard D. S. Bell, prin Fort Gaines Tribune, S. E. Lewis, editor
Graham William R., r ragt
Greene William J., co. surveyor
Grist Frederick E . dry goods Gunn Daniel F., physician
Horne William S., attorney
Hatchett James M., druggist and physician Howard H. E. Mrs., hotel
Howard Henry E, wate imkr
Ingraham A. P., clk superior court and attorney Jeringan William H., grocer
Johnson William J., physician
Kennon Richard E., attorney
Kennon Sidney (c), blacksmith Lendon John, co treasurer
Lewis Samuel E., justice and editor Fort Gaines Tribune Linek Phillip, gent store Loeb Eliza Mrs , gent store MeLendon John, grocer MeLondon Seaborn A., attorney McLeod Josephine A. Mrs., milliner Mandeville John T., physician
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Morris, Greene & Co. (Cornelias V. Morris, William J. Greene, Wil- liam Morris), genl store
Morris W. J., wagon mkr
· Nix General I. (c), barber Owens J D., co. coroner
Palmer George W., shoemkr
Paullin J. E. & Co. (James E., Clem antina G. and Lewis Paullin), genl store
Renfroe & Speight (Thomas M. Ren- froe, Wilham M. Speight), grocers Peterson Robert B, co. tax collector and hotel
Pittman Marcellus (c), blacksmith
Simpson & Bro. (James C. and John R.). grocers
Simpson & Vinson (John R. Simp son, Joseph Vinson), genl store Sternberg Samuel, genl store
Stubbs S W. Rev, Methodist Suges Jonathan T., grocer and notary Suilive James R., guano Sutlive Ross, steamboat agt
Sutlive & Smith (Jones W. Sutlive, J. L. Smith), gent store Sutton John W., sheriff Tennille Francis T., genl store
Turnipseed Richard A., attorney
Wells John C., attorney
Wells John C., grocer
Williams Reuben D., livery stable
FORT LAMAR. Madison County.
Situated on Lamar Creek, near the Hudson river, 10 miles northwest of Danielsville, 14 miles from Harmony Grove, the nearest railroad station, and 22 from Athens, the nearest ex- press and telegraph office, as well as its banking town and shipping point. It has a steam gin and a corn and flour mill and saw mill, operated by water power furnished by above named waters. Cotton is the princi- ple product. Contains a population of about 40. Receives a tri-weekly mail from Carnesville and Daniels- ville by carrier. C. H. Andrews, P. M.
Aaron G. W., grist mill
Camp B. F., attorney
Collins E., grist mill Cromer J. D., woolen mill Goss J. H., physician
Montgomery J. H., gin
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FORT MOUNTAIN. Murray County.
A small county postoffice of about 60 inhabitants, containing flour and saw mill, run by power derived from Holly Creek, Baptist church and one school. Located three miles from Spring Piace, 15 from Dalton, and 116 from Atlanta. Ship cin Dalton. Mail daily by carrier. Mark M. Leonard, P. M.
Keith M., teacher
King J. C., saw mill
Leonard L. D., attorney
Leonard Mark M., genl store
McCain A., flour mill
Sewell J. A., rim factory
FORT PULASKI. Chatham County.
Fourteen miles southeast of Savan- nah, its postoffice, near the mouth of Savannah river.
FORT VALLEY.
Houston County. - S. W. R. R.
Population about 1,850. Located 13 miles from Perry, 28 from ;Macon its usual banking place, and 132 from Atlanta. Has Baptist, Methodist and Pre-ovterian chimiches, several good schools, two steam saw mills, and flour and saw mill run by power ob- tained from Mossey ereek, two papers and offices of the Southern Express and Western Union Telegraph Co's. George W. Maddox, P. M.
Anderson William O., confectioner Avery Benjamin F., grocer Barnett Lucius M., grocer Bassett Stephen E. Rev., Methodist
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Bayne Bros. (Marmaduke G. and Henry F.), grocers
Bayne Marmaduke G., attorney Branham Isham H., attorney
Brown Bros. (Jonas, Felix and Gus- tave), genl store
Brown E. & J. W. (Elwin and John W.), genl store
Brown Samuel B., dry goods
Brown Walter E., banker, ins agt and genl store
Burr Seneca B., editor Fort Valley Mirror
Byington L. Mrs., hotel
Clark Aaron H., watehmkr
Collier William E., attorney
Cooper M. L. & A. (Milton L. and Augustine), grocers
Corbitt William B., grocer
Cross Benjamin II., blacksmith and plow mkr
Davis & Riley (Buford M. Davis, Alonzo C. Riley), attorney
Evans John A., grocer
Evans Martha A. Mrs., milliner
Everett Jame-, notary and justice
Female Seminary, Mrs. Mary Per- sons, prin
Fort Valley Mirror, S. B. Burr, propr Falwood Daniel A., watchmkr
Glass Abo, genl store
Glass Michael, dry goods
Gray Bros. (J. Monroe and Charles G.), genl store
Gray B:idget Mrs., grocer
Goodin Incius J., grocer
Greene Alva B., grocer
Greene Orville L., grocer
Greene William 1., physician
Harris Henry C., banker and genl store
Hobbs Bros. (Francis & Joel), drugs Hobbs Joel, phy-isian
Holt Bryan C. Sr., shoemkr
Houser Frank C., gent store
Hlouser & Cooper ( Edwin J. Houser, Milton T. Cooper), livery stable Hlouser & Houser (Jefferson D., Ed- win J), cotton factors and com. mers
Johnson Henry C., saloon
Jones Henry (c), barber
Jones William L., physician
Jones William L. Rev., Methodist
Jones W. L. & Son ( William L., Charles T.), drugs
Kersh William M., genl store'
Lilly George L., gent store
Long A. H., genl store
Mccrary Bros. (J. W. and Homer W.,) grocers
Maddox George W., justice
Male Academy, William C. Monk, prin
Marshall C. E. & Co. (Charles E. Marshall, William H. Harris), con- fectioners
Mathews William B., physician
Mathews & Cook ( William J. Mathews, William W. Cook), ma- chinery
Miller Osborne H., minfr and dir in cotton gins, carriages, engines, etc Monk William C., prin Male A.cad- emy
Moody Edwin A., stoves, etc
Moore Atlas S., dentist
Murray Amos W., genl store
Mullart George, exp agt and tel opr
Ousley Newdigate B. Rev., Methodist Paschal Henry (c), blacksmith
Persons Mary Mrs., prin Female Seminary
Potter John M. Rev., Methodist
Ross Benjamin L., physician
Ross, Greene & Co. (Benjamin L. Ross, William I. Greene, William B. Mathews), drugs
Russell Thomas B. Rev., Methodist
Russell T. B., school
Skellie Albert D., rr agt, and guano dir
Sommer Bros. (Emil, Emanuel, William), genl store
Sturges Sarah L. Mrs., milliner Watson & Barnett (c), (James Wat- son, Gideen V. Barnett), black- smiths
Wheeler & Cooper (Billings Wheeler, Jr., Milton L. Cooper), ice
Winslow Warren C., attorney Worsham J. V. Rev., Presbyterian Wright Jefferson F. Rev., Methodist -
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FORT WILKINSON.
Baldwin County.
Four miles south of Milledgeville, its post-office.
FORTNER.
Emanuel County.
Socated 18 miles southwest of Swainsborough, the county seat, and 30 from Bartow, the nearest railroad station. Pendleton creek furnishes necessary power to operate mills. Cotton and syrup form the principal shipments. Has the usual religious and educational advantages.
FORTVILLE.
Jones County.
Clinton, 5 miles southwest, is the post-office for this hamlet.
FOSTER'S MILLS. Cherokee County.
Address mail matter for this point to Canton, 5 miles northeast.
FOSTER'S STORE. Chattooga County.
Situated on the Chattooga river, which affords power to run a gin, grist and flour mill. Has a popula- tion of about 150. One church and one school. Summerville, 8 miles, is the county seat ; Rome, 28 miles, is its railroad, express, telegraph of- fice and banking place-via which Atlanta is 108. Cotton is the chief export. Mail semi-weekly. K. R. Foster, P. M.
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Driskey John, shoemkr
Foster K. R., genl store
Foster & Mclemore, mill and tan- Beall J. B., genl store
ners Lewis J., teacher
FOSTERVILLE. Henry County. Eight miles west of McDonough, the nearest post-office.
FOUCHE. Floyd County. A newly established post-office.
FOWLSTOWN.
Decatur County ..
Located near the Flint river, nine miles south of Bainbridge, the coun- ty seat and nearest railroad and ex- press station.
FRACOLLETTA. Marion County.
Ten miles northeast of Buena Vis- ta, its post-office.
FRANKLIN. Heard County.
County seat. Population about 400. Situated on the Chattahoochee river, 16 miles from Hogansville- A. & W. P. R. R .- the nearest ship- ping station and telegraph office-via which Atlanta is 74 miles distant. Has steam saw mill, flour and grist mill operated by water power. Two churches-Methodist and Baptist -- and an excellent school. Daily mail by carrier. Ship via Hogansville. A. T. Fuller, P. M.
Abbott W. H., shoemkr
Akin E. K. Rev., Methodist
Armstrong J. T., genl store
Askew R. N., genl store
Askew W. S., genl store
Beall & McCutehens, proprs Frank- lin News Bevis J. F., wagon mkr
Bird Wiley, genl store
Buttrill D. B., genl store
Chapmen W. B., drugs
Daniell E. A. Mrs., teacher
Daniell J. A., teacher
Daniell J. R., physician
Daniell J. W., physician
Daniell W. H., attorney Faver D. D., gent store
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Fuller N. T., clk superior court Harris B. F., hotel
Jones Ida Miss, music teacher Jones L., teacher
Lane T. C., genl store Lofton F. S., attorney
Merrill J. B., attorney
Smith J. M., blacksmith
Strickland E. H., attorney Tourlin F. M., wagon mkr Wade P. W., saw mill
Wilder A. J., cotton gin
Wood W. T., genl store Wynn J. A. Rev., Baptist Zachery T. A., genl store
Zachery H. W., genl store
FRANKLIN SPRINGS. Franklin County .- (See Royston.)
FRANKLIN'S MILL.
Pierce County-B. & A. R. R. Fifty one miles from Brunswick. Mail goes via Schlatterville.
FREDERICA.
Glynn County.
Located on Saint Simon's Island. Mail to Saint Simon's Mills.
FREE BRIDGE. Gordon County.
Direct mail for this point to Cal- houn, 10 miles southwest.
FREEMANSVILLE. Milton County.
Has a population of about 115, and situated 8 miles north of Alpharetta, the county seat, 12 miles from Holly Springs and Roswell, the nearest rail-
road stations 22 from Marietta, the nearest express and telegraph office, and 33 from Atlanta, its nearest banking point. Has two churches- Primitive Baptist and Methodist-a good school and cotton gins run by steam. Cotton is the principal pro- duct. Ship to Holly Springs vin Marietta. Receives mail four times a week from Canton and Cumming by carrier. C. H. Maddox, P. M. Cantrell John G., physician Johnston J. W., genl store Maddox C. C., physician Maddox C. Il., genl store
Newton A. K., tanner
Newton T. B., magistrate
Rhodes J. W., shoemaker Shacker Laikin, blacksmith
FRICK'S GAP. Walker County.
Population about 25. Located 12 miles from LaFayette, the county seat, 18 from Chattanooga, Tenn., its shipping point and banking place vid which it is 158 from Atlanta. Has two churches, one school and flour mill and cotton gin. Mail three times per week by carrier. A. M. Howard, P. M.
Colquit H., wagon mkr
Fulton S., teacher Johnson T. J. & Bro., grist and saw mill Kilgore Peter, magistrate Munson M. A., blacksmith
FRYER'S POND.
Burke County.
Situated on the Savannah river 15 miles east of Waynesborough, the county seat. Ship via Griffin's Land- ing
FULTON.
Fulton County W. & A. R. R .-- (See Boltonrille.)
FULWOOD'S MINERAL SPRINGS. Polk County. Seven miles south of Cedartown, its post-office.
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FURLOWS.
Calhoun County. Leary's, 3 miles west, is the post- office for this hamlet.
CADDISTOWN.
Union County.
Located 17 miles southwest of Blairsville, the county seat, and 40 from Gainesvile, the nearest railroad, express and telegraph station and banking point.
GAINESVILLE.
Hall County .- Piedmont A .. L. Ry.
is governed by a mayor and board of aldermen, has a fire engine, and is steadily improving, as the new build- ings constantly being erected testify, The shipments of cotton amount to about 6,300 bales annually. It has daily communication by stage with Dahlonega and Cleveland. Southern Express and Western Union Tele- graph. P. F. Lawshe, P. M.
The county seat. Is the most im- tant town on the above named rail- road. Is situated within four miles of the Chattahoochee river, and 53 from Atlanta, is in a portion of the state noted for its beautiful scenery ; 1,400 Adair Robert B., dentist Alexander Davis, genl store feet above the level of the sea, and as desirable a summer resort as the Amoss & Dozier ( Benjamin B. Amoss, Joel H. Dozier), grocers state contains, having a climate equal to that of Italy. The first house Arlington House, B. F. Meigs, agt, propr was built here in 1821, and the growth was moderate until the Air- Line road Atkins H. & Co. (Hugh Atkins, Christopher C. and Maynard M. Sanders), fertilizers and provisions Banks & Bro. (Joseph H. and Dun- stan E.), bankers was built, which gave it a great im- petus. In 1870, the population was about 450, which has increased to nearly 2,000. There are several springs located near this place. The White Sulphur Springs located about Baptist Banner, J. M. Wood, editor Barnes J. R. & Co. (James R. Barnes, James P. Evans, Uriah L. Gor- dan), genl store 6 miles to the northwest, the Porter Springs 28 miles to the north in the mountains, the New Holland Springs two miles east on the Air-Line road, Blackstone James, meat market and the Gower Springs one mile from Boone & Rudolph (Joseph R. Boone, Amzi Rudolph), genl store town easily accessible by street rail- way. They are all of easy access by Bostain Harvey W., shoe mnfr Breaker D. M. & Son (Daniel M., Hemming M.), proprs Christian Monitor comfortable conveyances and afford ample and elegant accommodations for guests. There are three white churches-Presbyterian, Methodist Butler R. H. & Co. (Reese H. Butler, John H. Alexander and William C. Mount), proprs Pied- mont foundry and machine works. (See page 289) and Baptist-two colored-Baptist and Methodist. Three colleges- Gainesville College, the Methodist College, and the Georgia Baptist Seminary, each of which has an efficient staff of teachers ; two weekly Camp Joseph J., planing mill, mufr sash, doors, blinds, and con- tractor and builder. (See page 289) newspapers -- the Gainesville Eagle and the Gainesville Southron-and two religious weeklies-the Baptist : Carroll M. E. Miss & Co. (Miss Mar- Banner and the Christian Monitor garet E. Carroll, Miss Nancy W. Clark), milliners (Baptist); also steam saw and planing mills, a machine shop, etc. The city : Cheshire Hendrix L., ins agt
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Daniel & Bro. (Joseph H. and Thom- as A.), genl store
Dawsonville, Dahlonega and Gaines- ville Telegraph and Telephone Co. R. F. Williams, pres ; J. O. Scott, mangr
Dixon Emmett E., physician and druggist
Dobbs O. M., saddles and barness
Dorsey Jasper N .. attorney
Dunlap Samuel C., attorney
DuPre Charles W., genl store
Duskin George W., shce mnfr
Edmondson & Hawthorn (John C. Edmondson, Terrell C. Hawthorn), geni store
Estes J. B. & Son (Jolin B. and Claude) ,attorneys
Evans D. E. & Bro. (DeLos E. and William D.), watches and jewelry Findley James A., saloon
Fowler Daniel, grocer
Gainesville College, S. T. Lane, A.B .. pres
Gainesville Eagle, (dem. weekly), T. H. Loveless, propr ; H. W. J. Ham, editor
Geogia Baptist Seminary, Rev. W.C. Wilkes, pres
Gower Ebenezer N., hotel
Gower Thomas C., carriage mnfr
Henderson Warner G., notary and ex-officio justice
Hood William W., job printer
Holland R. J. & Son ( Rademanthus J. and Joseph G ), genl store Hope Albert, livery stable Hunt James If., genl store
Johnson Fletcher MI .. attorney Johnson William L., rr and expagt Keller George M. & Son, bakers
Lallatte Charles B. Rev., pres Methodist College
Landrum Edgar L., deputy collector intrev
Lane Samuel T., A.B., pres Gaines- ville College
Lawshe Peter F., proprietor The Southron. (See adv)
Lil y Charles A., whol grocer and shoe mnfr
Loden John N., watches
Long Henry J., druggist and physi- cian
Mc Lendon Capel, livery stable
Maddox & Stringer (Reuben C. Mad. dox, John T. Stringer), meat mar- ket
Marler William L., attorney
Martin Harrison, livery stable
Meadows Louis Q., livery stable
Meigs Benjamin F., agt, propr Ar- lington House
Mengs H. T., marble works
Merek Thomas M, truss mnfr
Methodist College The, Rev. C. B. LaHatte, pres. (See page 289)
Miller John W., barber and drug- gist
Morton Benjamin F., shoemkr Owen James M., genl store
Palmour, Castleberry & Co. (R. Pal- mour, Z. T. Castleberry, K. L. Boone, J. T. Telford), gent store
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Works. R. H. Butler & Co. proprs. (See page 289)
Pfeffer Frederick, genl store
Persons M. Mrs., milliner
Perry C. Erskine, genl store and flouring mill
Perry Henry H. , attorney
Piedmont Hotel, John G. Trammell, propr
Prior Garland H., mayor and attor- ney
Puckett William M., dentist
Redwine John W., job printer Rich Henry W., undertaker
Richards & Co. (J. J. and S. P.), T. S. Campbell, agt, books
Richmond House, J. C. S. Tim- berlake, propr (see adv)
Riden Mastin W., attorney, no- tary and U. S. claim' agt
Rogers Early, photographer
Shaffer Andrew J., physician
Shockley & Trammell, (Wil- liam J. Shockley, John W. Tram- mell), agricultural implements and farm machinery and midse brokers
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R. H. BUTLER & CO.,
GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA,
Manufacture @ Repair All Kinds of Machinery, -- SUCH AS --- Engines and Boilers, Saw and Grist Mills, Gold Mining Machinery, Railroad Castings and Bridge Work,
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, AND HEAVY FORGINGS OF ALL KINDS ( ALSO, AGENTS FOR ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY.
R. H. BUTLER, Supt.
*J.T. C.A.M.P*
Manufacturer of DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
Mouldings, Brackets, Etc., Etc.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Estimates Given and Work Guaranteed. GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA. 19
£
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