Georgia state gazetteer and business directory 1881-82, Part 41

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


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MCGUIRE. Floyd County.


Twelve miles northeast of Rome. Mail to Ridge Valley.


MACINTOSH. Liberty County-S., F. & W. Ry.


With a population of 110; is 5 miles southeast of Hinesville. Cotton, rice and naval stores form the chief exports. Has the usual educational and church advantages. Daily mail.


MCINTYRE. Wilkinson County .-- C. R. R.


Population 60. One hundred and sixty two miles from Savannah. Mail goes to Irwinton, 4 miles south.


MCLELLAN'S MILLS, Worth County.


Located on Flint river, 15 miles from Isabella, the county seat, 12 from Albany, the nearest railroad, express and telegraph office, ria which it is 221 miles to Atlanta. ITas Baptist and Methodist churches and steam gin, grist and saw mill. Cot- ton, wool and cattle form the chief shipments. Mail four times a week by buggy. James R. Rouse, P. M. Crockett Milton J., physician


STEEL ENGRAVINGS, [ AT NEW YORK PRICES. C. M. Goodman, 28 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga.


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SEE FRONT FLY P C. L. Downes, New York.


THE CHRISTIAN INDEX-Established 58 years ago. Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga.


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Jones M. P., attorney Mercer N. F., genl store Mercer & Johnson, grist and saw mill Rouse James R., genl store Tabor Napoleon B., magistrate Tison T. M., physician


MCNUTT. Clarke County.


Is 8 miles northwest of Athens, the county seat, and nearest railroad, express and telegraph station, with which [ Jace it has mail. Stage com- munication weekly. David M. Mc Clesky, genl store and P. M.


MCRAE.


Telfair County-No. 11 M. & B. R. R.


County seat ; is & place of 200 pop- ulation. Located on Gum Swamp creek, 76 miles from Macon and 179 from Atlanta. Has Methodist and Baptist churches, and steam saw and grist mill. Ship direct. Cotton and Inmber are the chief exports. Mail twice daily by rail. L. Mc- Lian, P. M.


Anderson, Powell & Co., genl store Block S. & Co., gent store


Bright J. M. Rev., Methodist Daughtry J. D., blacksmith Farmer Jolm, co. coroner


Gilmore J. H., gent store and shoe. mkr


Graham W. E., co. surveyor Henly H., rr agt


Lee E. E. & Bro., naval store mnfrs McCachin A., co. treas MeDuffie A., co. ordinary McDuthe E. L., tax receiver MeLaughlin A., magistrate McLean L., shingle minfr


McRae D. M., exp agt


McRae John F., elk superior court


MeRae M., livery


Malony M. M., genl store


Mason B. F. & Co., grocers


Mearmid John, attorney


Proctor W. J, gent store Sears U., saloon


Smitb W. L., co. tax collector


Spence J. H., attorney


Sweeney W. E., drug store


Towns J. M., gent store


Weeks C. F .. grist mill and gin


Wise J. D., saloon


MCVILLE. Telfair County .-- No. 10} M. & B. R R.


Located on Gum Swamp creek, 5 miles from MeRae the county seat, 81 from Macon, and 184 from Atlanta. Is a place of 285 inhabitants, contain- ing a Methodist church, one school, and steam gin. Ship direct. Cotton, syrup and naval stores are the chief exports. Mail daily each way. A. C. McLennan, P. M.


Bullard K. C., saloon and billiards


Cook J. F., gent store and saloon Durden F. J., exp agt


Eason Thomas, attorney


Everett D. A., grocer


Fackler S. A., pubr South Georgian Gay H. T., geni store


Gillis & Morrison, saloon


Graham D. W., physician


Harris & Heinz, genl store


Johnson R., livery


Mann H. L., genl store


Massey W. H., saloon


Mathews N. A., genl store Norfleet & Peacock, genl store


Rawlings E. W., hotel


Ryals H C., physician Ryan W. M., rragt Smith C. C., attorney


South Georgian, S. A. Facker, editor Thomas J. S., provisions Webster W. R., hotel


MACEDONIA.


Cherokee County.


Distant from Canton, the county seat and nearest railroad station, 14 muiles east.


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MITTENEAQUE, MASS.


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PAPERS


THE BEST EVIDENCE OF THEIR SUPERIORITY IS THE COPYING OF THEIR TRADE-MARK AND CENTENNIAL AWARD BY THEIR COMPETITORS.


Commercial Notes, Caps, Legals, &c.


SPECIFIED SIZES AND RULINGS TO SUIT CUSTOMERS' WANTS. Special Report of the Paper Exhibit at the Philar Aphia Exposition : "THEY WERE THE CLEANEST AND BEST WOVEN PAPERS IN THE EXHIBITION." PURE "LINEN VELLUM" AND "BOND." IN ALL WEIGHTS AND SIZES.


THIS LEAF SAMPLE OF 40 Lbs. BANK LEDGER MEDIUM.


CARTER & SOLOMON,


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MACON. Bill County.


The county seat. Situated on the Ocmulgee river, and distant 103 miles, from Atlanta, 100 from Colum- bus, 125 from Augusta and 19) from Savannab. Is one of the largest cot- ton marts in the South. the fourth city in population in the State, and a great railroad centre. It is destined in the near future to become a city of no mean importance. Her mer. Sales Academy, and other first class chants and business men are enter- . educational establishments, and num- prising and solid. The city is 'erous common schools. jaid out with wide thoroughfares, with a view to the accommo- dation of the vast business which


For a city of its size, Macon is well supplied with handsome public buildings, churches, parks, cemetery must eventually be transacted here. and fair grounds. Southern Express, Through the railroads centering in ' Western Union Telegraph.


Mail daily. W. W. Brown, P. M.


Macon, she has every facility for communicating with all parts of the Robert L. Rodgers, attorney at Southwest and the Atlantic seaboard.


law collecting, conveyancing and surrogate practice. Atlanta, Ga., (see page 95;


Macon, named in honor of Gen. Nathaniel Macon, of North Carolina, became a town in 1826, but in 1833 Abel & Bro. ( Frederick T. and Wil- liam), meat market, 130 Cherry was incorporated a city, since which its growth has beed steadily progress- Adams A. B. & Son (A. B. and J. L.), com mers, 95 Poplar ing, the census of 1870 reaching 10,- 810. Her population, according to the : Adams Obediah F., city treasurer, city hall census of 18S0, being 12,745. Cotton is the chief article of commerce, yet Adamson Alfred Y., genl store, John. son, june Sparks the city lays claim to a number of manufacturinginterests. Among otli- Akin W. M. & Co. (William M. and- Frank M. Akin), meats and grain, 72 Poplar ers, cotton factories, iron foundries, car shops, carriage and wagon shops, while lumber and flour form an im. Allen Nelson (c), grocer, 85 Cotton av portant item among her industries. | Anderson C. D. & Son (Charles Numerous banks, with large capital D. and James II.), warehouse and com mers, 144 Fourth invested therein, find good employ- ment in furnishing the finances nec- Anderson Robert J., co. tax receiver 108 Mulberry essary to the carrying on of merean- tile pursuit -.


The railroads connecting here are the Central (main line), Atlanta di- vision Central Railroad, Southwest- Ansley E. W. (c), barber, 17] Fourth Artope James B, marble works, 50 Plum ern, Macon & Brunswick.and Macon & Augusta, to which may be added : the Cincinnati & Georgia, now in Artope Thomas B., marble works, course of construction. 175 Second


For the accommodation of the Ayres Asher, com mer, 96 Poplar


traveling public, there are several 'Bacon & Rutherford Augustus O. new and first class hotels, centrally lecated.


Here are located the Wesleyan Fe- male College, Mercer University, Pio Nono College, Georgia State Academy for the blind. Mount de-


C. M. GOODMAN PICTURE FRAMES.


28 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga.


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Bacon, Jolm C. Rutherford), attor- neys, 82 Mulberry


Baer David J., clothing, 81 Cherry Baird Charles H., tailor, 15 Cotton av Balkcom Christopher C., grocer, 55 E. Fifth, East Macon


Anderson R. J. & Co. (Robert J. An- derson, Leo B. Herrington), sewing machines, 108 Mulberry


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


Balkcom M. C., grocer, 58 Mulberry Baptist Gem, Rev. S. Boykin, editor, 146 Second


Barfield James F., grocer, 66 Poplar Barfield S. B., dentist, 90 Mul- berry. (See page 359)


Barker George R., grocer, 44 Cotton ave


Bartlett Charles L., attorney, 106 Mulberry


Bartrum, Hendrix & Co. (Philo T. Bartrum, Thomas C. Hendrix, Reece H. Rockhill), lumber, 135 First


Bass William C. Rev. D.D., pres Wesleyan Female College


Battle Archibald J. Rev., pres Mer. cer University


Baumann A., photographer, 203 Third


Bedingfield James A., agt saloon, rear 173 Fourth


Beggs George, grocer, 124 Cherry


Benner Johan IL., confections, fruits, saloon, restaurant and bil- liards, 104 Mulberry


Bernd Brothers ( Adolph and Gus- tav), harness, saddlery, etc., 100, 102 and 104 Third


Best Emory F., attorney, 111 Third Bibb Loan and Building Association. . George W. Burr, seety; 97 Cherry Bibb Manufacturing Co., H. M. Co- mer, pres ; J. F. Hansou, ag+, 113 Third


Binswanger Abraham, agt, bottler, 67 Cherry


Binswanger A. Mrs., millinery, 11 Cotton ave


Birch James H., ins agt, 102 Mul- berry


Bishop William (c), barber, SI Cot- tou ave


Blackshear J. Emmett, physician, 82 Second


Blackshear Thomas B., photogra- pher, 13% Cotton av


Blair Alexander, architect, 100 Cherry


Blue Henry E., city clk, City Hall


Boardman Joseph M., ins agt, 106 Mulberry


Bond, Boynton & Co. (Ruffin W. Bond, Solomon J. Bond, J. Thomas Bond, Sidney H. Boynton), whol grocers, 109 Third


Bond George P., justice, Perry road, w of city


Boykin Samuel Rev., editor Kind Words, 146 second


Boynton Thomas B. (c), shoemkr Third, near Pine


Bradstreet Co. The, Thomas Willingham, supt, 64 Mulberry


Brantley William S., secretary and treasurer S. W. R. R., Fifth, cor Pine


Braswell Willis B. (c), barber, 121 Third


Bright Green L., grocer, 339 Fourth Brooks John W. (c), grocer, 87 Cot- ton av


Brown Burr, books and stationery, 102 Mulberry


Brown E. E. & Son (Eliphalet E. and Fillmore), props Brown's National Hotel'


Brown George C,, propr Brown's Ho- tel


Brown Robert A., grocer, 292 Fourth Brown's Hotel, George C. Brown, propr; opp depot


Brown's National Hotel, E. E. Brown & Son, proprs: Fourth, near pass depot


Brunner Norman I., druggist, 286 Fourth


Bryant Champ (c), tailor, 136 second Bucher Comad, grocer, 226 Third


Bunch & Loomis (George Bunch, John H. Loomis), grocers, 223 Fourth


Burke C. & Son (Christopher and Thomas C.), paints and oils, 84 Cherry


Burke John W. Rev., pres J. W. Burke & Co., 146 Second


Burke J. W. & Co., J. W. Burke, pres .; C. Canning, sec and treas; booksellers, stationery, printers, stereotyper- and binders, 146 Sec_ ond. (See page 359)


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B. H. Broomhead& Co. Doors, Sash, Blinds.


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


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Burr George W., stoves, etc., 97 Cherry


Butts Albert G., land agt, 86 Second Calhoun Elbert M., justice, Houston road, w of city


Callaghan Thomas, grocer, 106 Third Campbell James H., whol liquors, 65 Cherry


Campbell & Jones (Charles E. Camp- bell, Donald B. Jones), cotton fac- tors and com mers, 100 Poplar


Cannon William F., grocer, 114 Third


Capital Bank of Macon, Henry Q. Jewett, pres; N. M. Hodgkins, cashier: 150 Second


Carhart & Curl ( Elijah H. Carhart, John C. Curd), hardware, 49 Cherry Carling Thomas J., plumber, 151 Second


Carnes William W., bus mngr Telegraph & Messenger, 112 Cher- ry, and gent insurance agt and mdse broker, 115 Third


Carroll Wiliam F., physician, East Macon


Carter B. (c), saloon, 205 Fourth


Carver John D., grocer, 126 Cherry


Central Georgia Bink, J. E. Jones, pres; T. O. Chestney, cashr; 111 Third


Chapman James P., co. coroner, City Hall


Charbonel August, hair goods, $104 Second


Cherry George F., sheriff, Court- House


Cherry James E., grocer. 25 Cotton ave


Chess, Carley & Co., George S. Davis, mngr; oils and naval stores, 108 Second


Christian James M. W., saloon and restaurant, SS Cherry


ESTABLISHED 1933.


W. & E. P. TAYLOR,


DEALERS IN


FURNITURE,


Carpetings, Rugs, Oil Cloths and_Linoleum, METALLIC AND WOOD BURIAL CASES,


25, 27 & 33 Cotton Avenue, near Cherry St., MACON, GA.


MIX & KIRTLAND, DR. J. J. SUBERS


3 Cotton Avenue, 132 Third Street,


MACON, - GEORGIA,


DEALERS IN


Boots, Shoes, Hats, Leather,


AND SHOE FINDINGS.


TREATS ALL KINDS OF


Venereal Diseases,


WITHOUT MERCURY, and will eradicate all poisons fron the system. A perfect CURE guaranteed in every case.


PRICES LIBERAL, BUT CASH. Ofce : 163 1-2 Third Street, Opposite Brown's National Hotel, MACON, GEORGIA.


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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Crockett E. & Sons ( Earlworth, Leroy E. and Oscar H. ), engineers and machinists, Fourth, nr Ogle- thorpe


Cromline & Co. (David Cromline, R. Marks), cigars and tobacco, 95 Mulberry


('ronan William, grocer, 352 Fourth


Crutchfield John F., cotton buyer, 159 Second


Cubbedge Richard W., broker, 106 Mulberry


Daly D. & Bro. (Dennis and Mat- thew), grocers, 95 Cherry


Daly F. J. M., prof Pio Nono Col- lege


Daly Michael, grocer, Houston, bey city limits


Daniels C. F., photographer, 9 Cot- ton av


Daniels M. B. Mrs., paper patterns, 9 Cotton av


Daus Adolph, cigars and tobacco, Brown's hotel


Davidson Simon S., grocer, 25 Fifth Davis Gilbert N., livery stable, 77 Third


Davis George S., mangr Chess, Car- ley & Co., 108 Second


Davis Henry G., grocer, Vineville branch


Davis Lee, blacksmith, 130 Mul- berry


DeBeruff Charles, portrait painter, 98 Mulberry


Dessau Washington, attorney, 84 Mulberry


Dettre George B., grocer, 162 First Dillard William, grocer, 23 Fifth


Dinkler Jacob, confectioner, 60 Mul- berry


Conner Z. T. & Co. (Zep T. Conner,


Thomas U. Conner, Frank H. Doody William A., dry goods, 134 Third


Conneri, brokers, 107 Cherry


Cook Henry L., grocer, es Poplar Cook J. L. & Co. (J. Lyman and Da- vid R. Cook), flour mills, Elbert, cor Hazel


Cope D. S. Mrs., varieties, 105 Third Corbett Edmund C., stable, Poplar, nr Second


Dunwoody William E., physician, Georgia ay


Eisner Francis, shoemkr, 13 Cotton


Elkan Morris, genl store, 135 Third


Ellis James E., sasb, doorsand blinds, Wharf, nr Third


Craig B. Eliza Mrs., milliner, 13 Ellis Theodore W., druggist, Cherry Cotton av cor Cotton av


BUILDERS' SUPPLY HOUSE. ,


"Builders' Hardware. B. H. Broomhead & Co.


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Christian & Bro. (Robert T. and Thomas J.), grocers, Fifth, eor Mulberry


Christian & Kingman (Robert T. Christian, Samuel A. Kingman), saloon, 85 Mullerry


Clark Morgan, grocer, Houston road Clark William. harness. 99 Poplar


Clark William B. (c), barber, 77 Cot- ton ave


Clay Jennings J., undertaker, 102 Mulberry


Cotb & Clancey (John B. Cobb, M. T. Clancevi, ins agts, 157 Second


Coleman S. T. & Co. (Samuel T. Coleman, William H. Burden, Nathan M. Solomon), wholesale dry goods and shoes, 114 Cherry


Coleman & Newsom : Robert Cole -. man, Augustus T. Newsom), gro- cers and cotton factors, 61 Poplar


Collins Appleton P., justice, 154 Second


Collins Thomas C. (), blacksmith, Wall, nr Second


Collins William W., carriage mnir, 154 Second


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Comer Bros. (Frank H. and Thomas U.), ins agts, 107 Cherry


Drake Jane S. Mrs., bleachery, 104 Second


Dunlap S. S. & Co. (Samuel S. Dun- lap, George A. Smith), hardware, 150 Third


Corpust Felix, ice and fruits, 86 Cherry Cotton States Life Ins. Co., Wm. B. Johnston, pres; 109 Mulberry


Cox William R., whol liquors and cigars, 186 Third


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Engel Emanuel HI., saloon, 123 Third


Engelke William G., U. S. gauger, 1093 Mulberry


English & Huguenin (Isaac B. Eng- lish, Edward D. Huguenin), cotton factors, 138 Poplar


Erminger Howell B., candy mnir, 74 Poplar


Exchange Bank, J. C. Curd, pres ; J. W. Cadaniss, cashier ; 67 Cherry


Ezzell Francis M., watchmkr, 10S Mulberry


Falkner Robert, tin and sheet iron, 112 Third


Farmer Agnes Mrs., grocer, 132


Cherry


Farguhar A. B. & Co. (Arthur B. Farguhar, Alfred Jessop, Robert H. Smith), hardware and agrl imple. ments, 141 Third


Felton William H. Jr., attorney, 100 Cherry


Ferguson Edward G., physician, 124 Second


Findlay C. S. & G. W. (Charles S. and George W.), mnfrs IXL cotton gin, head of Third


Findlay Iron Works & Steam Engine Manufactory, Chris- Granniss Ebenezer C., justice, 86 topher D. Findlay, agt, head of Cherry Third


Finney & MeCarty ( Frank Finney, Stewart McCarty), genl store, Clinton road


First National Bank, I. C. Plant, pres; W. W. Wrigley, cashier; 127 : Greenwood F., dry goods, 321 Fourth Second


Fitzgerald Edmund, physician, 122 Cherry


Fitzgerald Michael, grocer, 10S Third Guernsey Thomson. sash, doors Fitzgerald Philip, grocer, 139 Third


Flanders Brothers ( William E., Jas.


P. and Robert H.), warehouse and Gostin G. W., attorney, 1 } Cotton av provisions, Poplar cor Fourth


Flanders D. & Son ( David and David M.), genl store, Eist Maeon


Fletcher W. H., flour mill, Clinton road


Ford William W., dentist, 148 Second Fort John P., attorney, 150 Second


Foster William H., grocer, 199 Fourth


Franklin Frank (e), fish, 115 Cotton Hammond Dudley W., physician, av 110 Second Freeman Edward J., carriage mnfr, Hardeman Isaac, attorney, 100 S5 Second Cherry


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Freeman Matt R., sewing machines, notary, and U. S. commissioner, 102 Mulberry


Freeman Milo S., clearing house agt Sou. Ry and S. S. Asn


Freeman Thomas W .. com mer and anetioneer, 103 Cherry


Friend Joseph, genl store, 119 Third Gans Nathan A., cigar mufr, 197 Fourth


Georgia Academy for the Blind, Orange opp High


Gewinner Napoleon G., physician, 302 Fourth


Gibson R. (c), shoemkr, Wall


Grace Terrell B., grocor, 194 Fourth Grace William F , wholesale tobac- co and cigars, 90 Cherry


Green Willian A., physician, Sec- ond, nr Pine


Greenhow & Car-tarphen (George Greenhow, Thomas J. Carstar- phen), grocers, 152 Secon i


Gross William II. Rev., prest Pio Nono College


Grove H. (c), blacksmith, 346 Fourth


and blinds, and contractor and builder, 151 Second


Hall Charles H., physician, 153 See- ond


Hall Mathew (e), blacksmith, 97 Poplar Hall Roland B, druggist, 17 Cotton av Hall & Son (Samuel and Joseph H.), attorneys, 119 Third


PEOPLES' MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION, Atlanta, Ga. A Benevolent Institution, conducted on business principles.


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Hoge James, agt M. & A. R. R., Sixth, cor Poplar


Hoge Samuel C., rr ticket agt, &: Mulberry


Holder James F., grocer, 113 Cotton av


Holmes J. P. & W. R. (John P. !!!.. ] Walter R.), dentists, 102 Mulberry Holt Pulaski O. (c), grocer, 50 Mul- berry


Holt Thaddeus G., judge county court, Court-house


Holt William F., physician, 128 see- ond


Horne H., real estate and ins agt, :: Mulberry


Howes Davis H., grocer, 160 Second Hudgins George W., grocer, Houston road


Hudgins Joseph E., grocer, East Macon


Hudson R. D., grocer, 320 Fourth


Huff William A. & Co. ( William A. Huff), grocers, 145 Third


Hughes William L., justice, Houston road


Huhm Christian, gunsmith, 89 Mul- berry


Hunt Leonard W., druggist, 128 Second


Hunter Benjamin T., select school, 173 Poplar


Hunter W. T., meat market, 52 Mul- berry


Hutchings Charles II., grocer, 90 Cotton av


Ingalls John, druggist, Fourth, cor Poplar


Irvine Edward D., pianos, or- gans, etc, 122 Second


Isaacs Emanuel, confectioner, 96 Mulberry


Jaques & Johnson (Samuel R.Jaques. Newton T. Johnson), whol grocers, 144 Third


Jemison Samuel H., attorney, 86 Mulberry


Jenkins William E., grocer, Houston road


Jewett George B., ins agt, 150 Second


Jewett Henry L. & Son ( Henry L. and George B.), cotton ties, 150 Second


Johns James W., saloon, Brown's Hotel


Hill & McAndrew : J. A. Hill, W. E. McAndrew ), livery stable, 30 Pain Hines Richard K., attorney, 135 Sec- Johnson Harris S., clothing, 72 Mul- berry


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Hardeman & Gibson (Thomas Har- deman, A. W. Gibson), cotton warehouse, 168 Fourth


Harman P. S. (ci, saloon, 20; Fourth Harris Charles J., attorney, 126 Sec- ond


Harris Jacob, boots and shoes, 101 Cherry


Harris Thomas H. agt, restaurant, 173 Fourth


Hart Robert H., barber, 68 Mulberry Harvey James, grocer, 242 Cotton av Harvey Maggie T. Miss, confections, 214 Fourth


Havens Wilbur F., salon0, 137 Third


Haygood Atticus G. Rev. D.D., ed- itor Western Christian Advocate. P. O. Oxford, Ga


Hays Calvin C., lumber, 34 Cherry Hazlehurst William. mugr Walton, Whann & Co., 77 Second


Heller Emanuel P., boots and shoes, 91 Cotton av


Henderson Thomas H., steamship agt, 176 Fourth


Henry R., shoemkr, 107 Mulberry


Henry Robert L., meat market, 54 Poplar


Henry W. Lawrence, meats, 103 Third


Herrington Hiram, gunsmith, S2 Second


Hertz J. Herman, clothing, Cherry 10S


Higgins William L., grocer and jus- tice, East Macon


Hill Henry (c), blacksmith, East Ma- con


Hill & Harris (Walter B. Hill, Na- thaniel E. Harris), attorneys, 102 Second


WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES, IN BEAUTIFUL STYLES at CARTER & SOLOMON'S, 50 Whitehall st., Atlanta,


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NEW YORK STORE,


S. POPPER & CO.,


(Successors to S. WAXELBAUM & BRO ( Retail Department), Retail Dealers in Fine Dry Goods, Notions, Novelties, Etc. DOMESTICS AT LOW PRICES. 121 Second Street, Triangular Block MACON GEORGIA.


GEO. S. JONES, SUCCESSOR TO JONES & COOK,


General Commission Merchant -- AND DEALER IN -


PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, Groceries, Lime, Plaster. Cement


AND LATHIS.


Cor. Cotton Arcome and Cherry Coree:, MACON, GA.


BRIDGES SMITH, PRACTICAL


Job, Flag and Music Printer,


122 SECOND ST., MACON, GA.


Work Tip-Top --- Prices Low Down.


J. W. BURKE & CO.,. Booksellers and Stationers,


PRINTERS, BINDERS,


Blank Book Stereotypers and Makers, 146 SECOND STREET, MACON, GEORGIA. Job Printing a Specialty. TI SOUTHERN HOTEL, | S. B. BARFIELD, D.D.S.


WILEY JONES & CO.,


OFFICE: ----- PROPRIETORS.


58 Poplar St., Next Door to Mefrath's.


MACON, GA.


No. 90 Mulberry Street.


BOARD-Per Day, $1 00


Single Meals, 25


5 00


MACON, GA.


Per Week,


FRANKLIN STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Atlanta, Ga. Jas. P. Harrison & Co., Prop'rs, 27 & 29 Broad St.


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Lagerquist O. F. & Co. (Oscar F. Lagerquist, David G. Farmer;, grocers, 38 Cotton ave


Lamar, Rankin & Lamar ( Henry J. Lamar, Jesse W. Rankin, Henry J. Lamar, Jr.), druggists, 104 Cher.


Landsberg William, dry goods, s7 Cherry


Lane H. M., watchmaker, 211 Fourth


Laney James, saloon, 48 Cotton ave Lanier House, Stewart & Powe !! , props : 23 Mulberry


Lanier & Anderson (Robert S. La- nier, Clifford Anderson), attorneys, 112 Second


Lawton Richard F., banker, 116 Second


Leman A. L., com mer, 160 Second Levy Simon, clothing, 163 Fourth


Lockett & Bond (James W. Lockett,


Joseph Bond,, brokers, 105 Cherry Lofton William A., attorney, 100 Cherry


Loh Michael, barter, Lanier House Long Cicero E., attorney and notary, Court house


Lowenthal Louis, dyer, 49 Wall


Loyall Richard, saloor, 58 Poplar


Lynch James, grocer, 114 New


Lyon & Gresham (Richard F. Lyon, Thouias B. Gresham), attor- neys. 111 Third


Lyons John, carriage mkr, 96 Poplar MÅ Callie Alexander, com mer, 40 Cotton av


MCCrary De Witt, druggist, East Macon


MeCrary James G., physician, East Macon


MeGrath Patrick, baker, 110 Third MeHenry Peter, gunsmith, 55 Mul- berry


MeKay William, accountant, 155 Second


McKenna Andrew, grocer,259 Foruth MeKeivey Hngh, shoemkr, S6! Cherry


McLean Elihu S., grocer, 42 Cot- ton av


McManus John A., co. ordinary, Court-house


Macholi Christian, grocer, 99 Cherry Macon Board of Underwriters, 106 Mulberry Macon Gas Light & Water Co., 106 Mulberry


BUILDERS' SUPPLY HOUSE, :


White Lead and Ou. B. H. Broomhead & Co.


ALWAYS READY! ALWAYS WITH YOU.


Kahn Valentine, grocer, 111 Cotton ave Kent Warner R., harness and car- riages, 64 Poplar


Kilfoyle James, saloon, S7 Mulberry "Kind Words, "" Rev. S. Boykin, ed- itor, 146 Second


King C. Mrs., meat market, 151 First


King C. T. & Bro. (Campbell T. and Edmond Jo, cigars and tobacco, 112 Mulberry


Krentz A., baker. 73 Cotton ave


Jones Wiley & Co. : Wiley Jones, Rufus Woodridgey, Proprs South- ern Hotel, 561 Poplar. See page 359)


Jones William H., grocer, 68 E. Fifth, East Macon


Jordan Benjaman J. (c), shoemaker, 99 Poplar


Johan W. A. & Co. W. A. Ju- han, C. B. Ellis), dry goods, cloth- ing, millinery, etc., 123 Second and 121 Third


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Johnson & Douglass (c), ( William G. Johnson, James Douglass), gro cers, 63 Cotton av


Johnson & Harris ( Hardin T. John- son, George T. Harris), whol gro- cers, Third, cor Cherry


Johnson's F. S. Sons ( Francis S. and Holmes), hardware, 167 Third


Johnston Lavoisteur L., physician, ss Fourth, w of Plum


Johnston Walter T., jewelry, 100 Second


Johnston William B .. pres Cotton States Life Insurance Co


Jones George S., commission merchant and dealer in produce, provisions, lime, etc., Cotton ave, cor Cherry. (See page 359)




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