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Jones John C, saloon. Wall st
Jones T. Skelton, mdse broker, 100 Third
CARTER & SOLOMON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in CARPETS, Cil Cloths, &c., 50 Whitehall st., Atlanta.
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Macon Public Cotion Exchange, 145 Third
Macon Savings Bank, H. T. Powell, cash ; 110 Mulberry
Macon Telegraph and Mes- senger, Telegraph and Messenger Publishing Co. publrs: W. W. Carnes, mangr ; 112 Cherry. (See page 363)
Macon & Augusta Railroad, James Hoge, agt, 64 Sixth
Macon & Brunswick Rail- road: J. M. Edwards, gent mangr and supt; SS Mulberry. (See page 52)
Magruder A. L. C., physician, 167 Second
Mansfield W. H. & Co. (William I. Mansfield, Leonidas W. H Hing -- worth), coal dealers, foot of Mul- berry
Massey O. W., cotton gin mnfr, 57 Cherry
Masterson Clement, blacksmith, SO Third
Maumenee Alfred N., watchmkr, 181 Fourth
May Robert H. & Co. (Robert H. May, Alfred R. Goodyear, James T. May, Samuel S. Parmelee', car riages and wagons, 116 Cherry
Megrath Noch A., grocer, 56 Poplar Menard Alexander A. agt, druggist, 210 Fourth
Mercer University, Tatnall square
Merkel Louis, baker, 93 Cherry
Millrons J. W., grocer, 233 Third
Mix & Kirtland (Albert Mix. Erastus Kirtland, boots, shoes, hats and findings, 3 Cotton av, and 132 Third. (See page 855)
Moore Charles (c), blacksmith, Vine- ' Park J. ic), shoemkr, 125 Cotton av ville braneh
Mount DeSales Academy, Columbus, eor Orange
Mozo & Torrence (George D. Mozo, Samuel A. Torrence), grocers, 38 Cotton av
Napier Michael (c), barber, Brown's Hotel
Nelson James A, cotton buyer, East Macon
Newman & Thorner ( Lou's New- man, Isaac Thorner, milliners, 99 Cherry
Newton John W., grover, Milledge- ville road
Nisbet James T., attorney, 103 Cherry
Nisbet Junius W., attorney, 108 Cherry
Nisbet Robert A., attorney, 1} Col- ton av
Nixon Daniel (O), barber, 201 Fourth Noone Anna Mire., grocer, 66 Mul- berry
Norman James S., grocer, 340 Fourth Nottingham & Ryder (Robert V. Nottingham, Robert A. Ryder), druggists, 99 Cotton av
Nussbaum Gus, dry goods, 130 Third Nussbamn & Dannenberg (Myron Nussbaum, Joseph Dannenberg!, whol dry goods and clothing, 126 Third
O'Connell C., grocer, 51 Fifth
O'Connell Edward, grocer, 64 Mul- berry
()'Hara John, grocer, 378 Fifth
O'Hara M. & Bro. (Michael Thomas), grocers, 315 Fourth
Obear George S., queensware, 110 Cherry
Oblmann Benceni, clothing, 185 Fourth
Otto Julius H., watchmkr, 10 Cherry
Patterson Robert W., attorney 150 Second
Payne George, druggist, 1 Cotton av Payton Patrick, grocer, 62 Mulberry Perkins Peter MI., saloon, 78 Mulberry Peschke Ernest, jewelry, 102 Second Peter Henry J., co. tax collector, Court House
Peyser Mark, cigars and tobacco, 181 Fourth
Phillips John P., grocer, Fourth w of limits
Phillips & Christopher (V. R. Phil- lips, John W. Christopher', livery stable, 202 Third
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Reddy Robert J., grocer, 66 E Fifth, East Macon
Rees Elizabeth S. Mrs., milliner, 9 Cotton av
Refeld Charles, optician, 104 Second
Reichert Frederick, furniture, 1x) Mulberry
Reynolds A. & Son (Alexander & Robert), foundry and machine works, Fifth cor Hawthorne.
Rice J. W. & Co. (J. W. Rice. D. G. Shehan), dry goods, 113 & 115 Second and 18 & 20 Cotton av Ripley & Solomon ( Lorenzo Ripley. William G. Solomon), brokers, 84 Mulberry.
Roberts Benjamin F., fruits, 146 First
Rogers C. H. & Co. (Charles H. Rogers, Heinrich R. Stromer , whol grocers, 98 Cherry.
Rogers George T. Sons. (William R., George T., R. Morrison, John F.), whol grocers, 42 to 48 Cherry. Rooney John, dry goods, 112 Second
Popper S. & Co. (Stephen Popper, David Waxelbaumi, dry goods, no- tions, etc., 121 Second. (See page , Ross Albert B., elk superior court, 359)
Court House
Ross & Palmer, ( W. H. Ross, W. D. Palmer,, cotton com mers, 113 Third
Russell C. H., agt, grocer, 113 Cotton av Russell James E., furniture, 162 Second
Ratherford John, attorney, 84 Mul- berry
Sanders George W., grocer, 70 Poplar
Saulsbury James L., machinery, Second cor Poplar.
Saulsbury Robert S., men's furnish- ing goods, 120 Second
Savage William (e), barber, 58 Poplat Sawyer Benjamin F., attorney, Vine- ville
Sawyer Peter C., manfr cotton gins, feeders and condensers, 1 and 17 Coorry and 71 Fifth
Schall II. Bro. (Henry and George), boots and shoes, 89 Cherry Schofield John S., mant engines, etc. Fifth adj pass depot
Schoneman Ferdinand A., beer, 94 Cherry.
Schwed, Steel & Gibian (Meyer . Schwed, Sigmond Siesel, Albert Gibien), whol grocers 122 Third.
RECEIVED HIGHEST MEDAL Amer. Inst., N. Y., 1879-80.
Pio Nono College. Rt. Rev. Wil- liam H. Gross, D.D., pres : Forsyth road 2 miles from Court House
Plant 1. C. & Son (I. C. and R. H.), bankers, 115 Cherry
Plant Robert H., ins agt, 115 Cherry Poe William A., notary, Court House Pollock M. B. (@), watches, clocks and jewelry, 54 Mulberry
Poole Isaiah II. & Co. (Fajah II. Poole, W. W. Windbam), house and sign painters, 116 Fourth
Pounds Jerry (c), grocer, SI Cotton av Powers Horace M , gen agt Sou. Ry. & S. S. Asso, 1093 Mulberry
Powers Virgil, gent commr Sou. Ry. & S. S. Assn. 1091 Mulberry
Powers V. H. & Co. (Virgil H. Powers, D. W. Shaffer), dry goods, 114 Second
Price', E. Sons (William F. and Syl- velster B.), grocers, 120 Cherry
Proudfit Alexander, attorney, 113 Third
Public Library and Historical Society, Charles Herbst, librarian, 110 Mal. berry
Pugh James A., photographer, Mul- berry cor Second
Ragland House, Miss Annie E. Rag- land, propr 46 Pium
Rankin, Massenburg & Co. ( . homa- 1 .. Massenburg, Lamar, Rankin & Lamar), druggists, Mul- berry co; Tuird .
Raoul William G., supt S. W. R. R., Fifth cor Pine
Rasdal Leander W., whol liquor-, 160 Third
Reave. D. V. & Co. (Drury V. Reaves and Abel & Bro.) fruits, 135 Sveend
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Published at the Telegraph Building, corner of Cherry and Second Streets,
MACON, GEORGIA, -- BY THE -
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PUBLISHING COMPANY.
This Journal represents a consolidation of three of the oldest newspapers in the State of Georgia, to-wit: The Georgia Telegraph, the Georgia Messenger and the Georgia Journal-each of them dating almost contemporaneously with the settlement of Macon. and furnishing news to two successive genera- tions, which have subdued and reclaimed to civilization the large scope of pop- ulous and fertile country finding its market and commercial center at this point.
To all this region of Georgia and East Alabama,
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IT PUBLISHES TWO EDITIONS:
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Southwestern R. R., W. G. Raoul, supt; 122 Fifth
Sparks Willis B., warehouse and com mer, 53 Third
Stein Herman, dry goods, 76 Mul- berry
Stewart John S., warehouse and com mer, 65 Mulberry; livery stable ~3 Mulberry
Stewart & Powell (John S. Stewart, Adolphus H. Powell, proprs La- nier House
Stratton George W., guns, etc, 48 Cherry
Stroberg Charles J., plumber, 103 Fourth
Strohecker Henry F., attorney, 1} Cotton av
Strong Edgar P., boots and shoes, 128 Second
Stuart Edwin H., grocer, 235 Fourth Stubblefield House, Mrs. S. L. White; hurst, propr; 13; Mulberry
Stubbs Robert W., attorney, 139 Third
Subers Amos A., grocer, 62 Fifth, East Macon
Subers Jacob J., physician, 168} Fourth. (See page 355).
Sullivan Cornelius, grocer, Vineville branch
Sutton E. M., U. S. guager, 109; Mulberry
Tarver & Co. (E. V. Tarver), grocers and com mers, Co Popdar
Taylor W. & E. P. ( William and Edward P.), furniture, carpets, oil cloths, etc, 19 to 29 Cotton av. (See page 355).
Telegraph & Messenger, (daily and weekly), 112 Cherry. (See page 361).
Telegraph & Messenger Pub- lishing Co., Joseph Clisby, pre -: W. W. Carnes, mogr; 112 Cherry. (See page 361).
Thompson C. H. (c), grocer, 83 Cot- ton av
Thomson M. S., physician, 63 Mul- berry
Tinsley Bros. & Co. (Addison B. Tinsley, Theodosius D. Tinsley, Joseph S. Rogers), whol grocers 118 Third
Toole Charles J., dentist, 102 Second Toole John F., real estate and ins art, 1223 Second
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Shapleigh Levi J., grocer, 46 Cotton av
Shea & Powell, (John L. Shea James C. Powell, merchant tailors, 118 Second
Shinholser Wilbur T., grocer. 201 Fourth
Simmons Thomas J., judge superior court, Court Honse
Sindall' Charles A., seoy Sonthern Railway and Steamship Assn: 1093 Mulberry
Singer Manufacturing Co., The, Henry Willis agt, 110 Second.
Singleton, Hunt & Co. ( Wyatt R. Singleton, William C. Singleton, Thomas J. Hunt, Samuel H. Sin- gleton), shoes and hats, 100 Cherry Skalowski Benjamin, dry goods, ete, 117 Third
Skalowski B. & Bro. Bernhard and Morris), gent store, 83 Cherry
Slappey William M. (c), grocer, 814 Fourth
Small Augustus B., grocer and provision mer, 143 Third.
Smith Bridges. job printer, 122 Second ( upstairs). (See page 359). Smith Charles W., eandy innir, 128 Cherry
Smith Samuel (c), shoemkr, East Macon
Smith & Iverson ( Benjamin C.Smith, James S. Iverson), whol grocers, 120 Third
Solomon Charles H., watches, 124 Second
and Read it Carefully. J ESVI ENO ANIS,
Southern Express Co .. Thomas H. Henderson, agt, 176 Fourth
Southern Hotel, Wiley Jones & Co., propre; 551 Poplar. (See page 359 .
Sonthern Ry. & S. S. Association, Virgil Powers, see; Mulberry, se eor Second
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Tracy Daniel, contractor, 263 Sezon ! Tucker Stirling, justice Summerfield Turpin & Ogden (George B. Turpin, ! J. Monroe Ogden), com mers and ins agts, 113 Third
Ullman & Greensberg ( Albert U'll.
man, Morris Greensburg), mer tailors, 106 Second
Valentino Jolin, boots and shoes, 112 Cherry
Vannucki Louis, saloon, Poplar, cor Third
VanSyckel John C. & Co. (John C. VanSyckel, Elijah H. Carhart) whol glassware, 116 Third
Wachtel Charles & Bro. (Charles and David), clothing, 91 Cherry
Wadsworth J. D. & Co. (John D. Wing George F., printer, 64 Cherry Wadsworth, John T. Ryder, Wil- Winship & Callaway (Emory
liam C. Turpin , grocers, 288 Fourth
Waggenstein Robert, confections, 312 Fourth
Walker D. L. & Co. (David L. Walker, Felix Corput), grocers, 106 Cherry
Walton, Whann & Co., phosphates ; William Hazlehurst, mugr; 7 Sec- ond
WVare Ja nes H., barber, 23 Cotton av : Wood Charles I. & Co. (Charles I.
Waxelbaum S & Bro. (Solomon and
Joseph), whol dry goods, 22 Cotton av
Weichselbaum Samuel, wines and liquors, 75 Cherry
Wells George B., bottler, 235 Fourth Wesleyan Christian Advocate, Rev. ; Woodruff Adelia S. Mrs., milliner, 5 Cotton av
A. G. Haygood, editor, 146 Second Wesleyan Female College, Rev. William C. Bass, D.D., pres; Col- Jege between Washington and Georgia avs
Western Union Telegraph Co., J. L. Laney, mngr; S6 Mulberry
Wheeler John C., co. surveyor, City Hall
Whettle L. N., attorney, 1} Cotton
The county seat. Has a popula- Wilder's R. C. Sons ( Christopher C., William A. and James H. B.), doors, sash, ete .. 200 Third lation of over 2,000. Has churches of different denominations. Is the site of the Georgia Female College Williams John B., ice and fruits, 162, and Forest Home Institute, besides Fourth
several smaller schools, and has a weekly newspaper-the Madisonian. Cotton is the principal product-
Williamson Jane Mrs., private school, South Macon
Willingham B. L. & C. B. & Co. about 12,000 bales being marketed (Benjamin L. and Calder B., | annually. Express, Southern-tele- warehouse, 145 Second
graph, Western Umon. Daily mail.
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Willingham Thomas Jr., at- torney. 64 Mulberry
Windham W. W. & Co. (W. W. Windham, Isaiah H. Poole), carriage repair shop, 114 Fourth
Winship, Joel 1. Callaway), cloth- ing and hate, 126 Second
Wippler Frederick W., grocer, 213 Fourth
Witkowski E. & Hartz (Elias Wit- skowski, John Hartz), dry goods and clothing, 92 Cherry
Wolff & Brother (W. & E.), dry goods and paper bags, 136 Fourth Womack W. T., grocer, East Macon
Wood, W. T. Parker), meat mar- ket, 74 Mulberry
Wood Thomas, furniture, 105 Mul- berry
Wood William A., meat market, 62 Poplar
Wright Patrick H., physician, 108 Cherry
Wynn Robert S., grocer, 80 Poplar Young J. H. (c), grocer, 35 Fifth
Zettler Berrian M., supt Public Schools, 84 Second
MADISON.
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PEOPLES
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Daniel & Few (W. Rus Daniel, Au- gustus Few), warehouse
Dexter George N., carriages, wagons, etc
Eggleston Carter (c), barber
Few J. C. & Son( Joseph C. & Rufus L.), grocers
Flemister George (c), shoemkr
Forest Home Institute, Mrs. E. Neb- hut, prin
Foster Frederick C., attorney
Furlow & Head (Charles M. Furlow, Thomas Head), grist mill
George Calvin, judge county court and attorney
George Franklin, physician
Georgia Female College, R. T. Ash- bury, pres
Gibbs & Townsley (Thomas I'. Gibbs, Samuel A. Townsley), drugs
Godfrey James E., exp agt
Harris & Burr ( Olander H. Harris, Charles H. Burr), dry goods
Heyser Allen E., attorney
Heyser Emanuel, elk co court
High J. R. & Son Joseph R. and Mark E.), grocers
High William L., banker
High & Foster ( William L. High, Legare H. Foster), provisions
Hill Levi (c), grocer
Hillsman Thomas J., genl store
Holland Jonas H., attorney
Hollingsworth William T., physi- cian
Hough William A., grocer
Hough & Orr ( Alberon S. Hougb, William J. Orr), stoves
Jolinson Perry F. (c), blacksmith
Joseph L. & Co. Lesser Joseph, John Moses), genl store
Knight Gazaway B., physician
Lamar Thomas G., rr and guano agt
Leak S. E. Mrs., milliner
McGee John tel, shoemkr
MeHenry John :c), Jr., attorney
McHenry & MeHlenry (John G. and William S., attorneys
Madison House, P. B. Woodward, propr
Madisonian, The (weekly), B. M. Blackburn, pubr
Mansion House, A. S. Hough, propr Master William J., shoemaker
Martin Matthew (c), blacksmith
Moore Richard, blacksmith Mustin Milton A., saloon
Lime and Hair. B. H. Broomhead & Co.
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Anderson Barton E., physician Anderson James C., co. tax collector Anderson Lewis G., physician Andrews Robert W., grocer
Andrews & Andrews ( Charles H. and Albert E.), ins agts
Asbury Richard T., pres Georgia Female College
Atkinson C. B. & Co. (Charles B. and Alfred O.), grocers, hotel and liv- ery stable
Atkinson & Peteet (Napoleon B. At- kinson, Marshall A. Peteet), drug- gists
Aycock & Co. (Richard B. Aycock, Joseph H. Hillsman), grocers
Baldwin H. Walter, attorney
Baldwin Thomas B., co. ordi- nary
Barnes Albert (c), barber
Barrow Cyrus B., eo. surveyor
Bearden John W., gen! store
Bearden William P, co. tax receiver Bell A. A., physician
Billups Joel A., attorney
Blackburn Benjamin M., propr Mad- isonian
Boblen John C., confectioner
Booth Robert N., genl store
Booth Samuel W., grocer
Broughton William A., genl store
Burnett Lucius W., genl store
Burnett Peter (c), harness mkr
Burney & Barney Samuel A. and Patrick S.), dry goods Burr W. H., dentist
Butler & Jackson (e), (S. Butler, P. Jackson, blacksmiths
Carbine Philip V., hardware
Chafee Robert A., livery stable
Cheeves Thomas te:, shoemkr
Cohen E. H. & Son (Eleazer H. and Samuel B.), gerl store Collier William H., painter Costello Spain J., dry goods
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Mustin M. A. Mrs., milliner
Mustin William R., attorney Orr John, grocer
Patterson John F., notary and jus- tice
Penick Lucas T., genl store
Perkins Alexander (c), blacksmith
Putnam Annie Miss, tel opr
Reese Augustus, attorney
Richter Martin L., jeweler and pho- tographer
Robertson Sarah J. Mrs., millinery Robertson W. E. & Co. ( William E.
Robertson, James R. Robertson), saloon
Shaw S. & Co. (Sebastian Shaw, Lucius T. Penick), furniture
Shepherd Carter, sheriff
Shields Lucius (6), carpenter
Smith William W., blacksmith
Stovall George B., grocer
Thomason Parmenas R., genl store Thomason & Hunter (P. Rollins Thomason, J. Hudson Hunter), dry goods
Torbert John O., grocer
Towns Daniel, carpenter
Tunnell & Lasseter ( Willis W. Tun- nell, Robert H. Laseter,, lumber Tunnell & Co. ( Willis Tunnell, Ev- erett G. Atkinson), saloon Wiley William B., co. coroner
Williams .1. J., saw mill and cotton gin Wilson Pleasant, physician
Wolfe Jacob, genl store Wynn William D., grocer
MADISON SPRINGS.
Madison County.
Seven miles from Danielsville court house, and 24 from Athens its shipping station. Cotton is the chief shipment. Mail daily. John R. Bond, P. M.
MAGDALENA.
Meriother County.
Has no mail facilities. Is located northwest, is the mailing point for
about 10 miles south of Greenville the county seat.
MAGNOLIA. Clinch County.
Nine miles southwest of Homer- ville. Mail to DuPont.
MAGNOLIA. Pulaski County. Not a postoffice. Mail to Cochran.
MALDEN BRANCH. Bryan County.
Located 9 miles north of Eden the county seat, on the Ogeechee river. Cotton and rice are the principal shipments.
MALLORYSVILLE.
Wilkes County.
Containing about 35 inhabitants, is 14 miles from Washington the county seat and nearest railroad, express and telegraph offices rie which it is 145 to Atlanta. Cotton is the chief export. Ship via Washington. Mail daily by back. W. P. Anderson, P. M.
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Anderson W. P., genl store and physician Blalock & Cathey, saloon Brooks D. W., genl store Bunch S. J., grist and saw mill
MAPLEFORD. Colquitt County.
Formerly a postoffice. Mail now goes to Moultrie S miles southeast.
MARBLE HEAD. Pickens County.
Talking Rock postoffice, 5 miles
this hamlet.
MARCUS. Jackson County.
Eight miles from Jefferson court house, Bo from Athens its usnal ship- ping station, telegraph office and
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Bennett Lemuel, tannery and me.a. market .
Black Lemuel, lumber and buria! cases
Blackwell & Barrett (James B. Bland ) :. well, John Barrett), grocers
Boston John Il., rr agt
Bozeman James W., jeweler
Brumby Carrie C. Mrs., milliner
Brumby & Bro. (James R. AIN Thomas M.), chair muffs
Burnap Gaius C., collection agt Cadwell Charles E., confectioner
Cash Jasper, co. coroner
Clay Alexander S., attorney
Cleland George W., physician
Cooper John H., saloon
Coryell Alexander T., co. sheriff Cox Lewis s, saloon
Daniell C. L., co. tax receiver
Daniell Willis (e), blacksmith
Dobbs J. P. & Son (James P. and Albert M.), hardware
Earle & Simpson (Dr. E. Pickens Earle, Dr. John H. Simpson), drugs Elsas Joseph, geul store
Fletcher Augustin A., propr Kenne. saw House and cotton buyer
Fortune Arthur B. (c), grocer
Freyer Francis L., pianos and or- gans
Gable George J., photographer Gable Rudolph W., shoemaker Gartrell John O., attorney
Gilbert A. B. & Co. (Alban B. Gil- bert, John B. Campbell, grocers Gilbert & Sessions ( William E. Gil-
bert, W. M. Sessions, genl store Glover James B., co. tax collector Glover Thomas W., meat market Glover T. W. & Co. (Thomas W., James B. and Edward R. Glover). genl store
Glover & Bro. (James B. and Ed- ward R.), shoe mnfrs
Gober George F., attorney and Solicitor General Blue Ridge Cir- euit. (See page 371)
Anderson Saxon .A., agt Marietta . Gober N. N .. physician
Paper Minfg. Co
Goss Isham J. M., physician
Anderson W. P. & Sons ( William P., Green John M., blacksmith and wagon mkr
Greer James C., dentist
. Grist Micajah T .. harness mkr
Groves William F., real estate and ins ngt
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Anderson Chuck. livery, sale and feed stable. (See page 369).
Anderson Daniel S., confectioner and liquors Anderson E. F. Mrs., milliner
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Cobb County-W. & A. R. R.
The county seat. Has a population of nearly 2,500, is situated on the W. & A. R. R., and is the initial point of the M. & N. G. R. R. Has a large flouring mill, foundry, chair factory and paper mills, express and tele- graph offices, churches of different denominations, schools and a news- paper-the Marietta Journal. A. A. Fletcher, P. M.
McElroy W. W., genl store
Reynolds James H., genl store -- Faw Enoch, attorney
Yearwood A. T., genl store and saw mill
MARIETTA.
banking place, via which Atlanta is 73 miles distant. Located near Indian creek which affords power to run gin, saw and flour mill. Cotton and nursery stock are the chief exports. Mail semi-weekly by carrier. S. M. Planigin, P. M.
De Lappeierre J. C., physician DeLappeierre J. C. & W. P., genl store
DeLappeierre W. P., physician
Justice J. G., nursery, grist and saw mill
Allen Eliab M., dentist
Henry S. and Daniel N., geni store and warehouse Atkinson Tilman J., grocer Barnes William L., dry goods Bell Samuel (e), blacksmith
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BOOK,
Papers.
And Purchasers of Cotton Rags and Other Paper Stock. This Book is Printed upon Paper of cur Manufacture.
CHUCK ANDERSON,
LIVERY,
SALE and FEED STABLE. Opposite Kennesaw House, AT DEPOT, MARIETTA, GA.
WILL. J. WINN.
WM. T. WINN. W. T. & W. J. WINN, Attorneys at Law, MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
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Haley Bros. (James F. and Joel T.), grocers
Hammett Hamilton MI., co. or- dinary
Heggio A. C. & Co. (Alex C. Heggie, William J. M. Hames), confee- tioners and saloon
Henderson J. W. & Co. (James W. and Charles E. Henderson, Joseph Alston), mill and undertakers
Hirsch Raphael, genl store and fur- niture
Holland & Lyn ( Robert N. Holland, Merritt R. Lyn), grocers
Holliday Wilson (c), blacksmith Humphries William H., shoemaker Hunt T. L. & Co. (Theodore L. Hunt, James W. Henderson), grocers
Irwin D. & T. B. (David and Thomas B.), attorneys
Irwin F. A. & R. C. (Frank A. and Robert C.), attorneys
Jordan Cosimo P., teacher and farmer
Kennesaw House, A. A. Fletcher, propr
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