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Hill E., grist mill
Murray A. C., saw mill
Murray & Collins, genl store Singleton Wyatt, Rey
Usry J. L. B., grist mill
MURRAYSVILLE. Lumpkin County.
Near the Hall county line. Ser : mail to Newbridge, 4 miles south .. west.
MYRA. Appling County
A small postoffice located 15 mi !. . from Baxley-Macon & Brunswick R. R .- the county seat, and neare .. railroad, express and telegraph : fices. Ten Mile creek near by suppli - power to operate a gin, grist and rar mill. Wool and lumber form ti. chif shipments from this point. Ship ria Baxley. Mail semi-weekly ly carrier. James Tillman, P. M.
NACOOCHEE. White County.
Located on the Chattahooch. river, which affords power to operah 2 gold stamp miils and 4 grist at : four mills. It is a place of 100 inha . itants, containing three churches - Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian -one high school and has daily ms: by carrier. Nacoochee is S miles from Cleveland court house, 20 from Moat .! Airy, its nearest shipping point, at. i 101 from Atlanta. Cattle, grain at : hay form the chief exports. Ship t. ? Mount Airy. C. I .. Williams, P. 35
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Dover Fred, grist and saw mill Glenn James, grist and woolen mills Hicks W., grist mill
Horton D. M., notary and magistrate Houston E. J., cabinet mkr Leggins P. B., shoemkr
Methvin R. J. J., teacher
Nichols J. H., grist mill Richardson J. A., gent store
Starr E. F., physician Stroud Jasper, grist mill Trotter Robert, shoemkr
Westmoreland J. H., spoke factory Williams Charles L., genl store Youngblood Thomas, shoemkr
NAHURTA.
Wayne County .- B. d. A. R. R.
Forty miles from Jesup, the seat of justice, 36 from Brunswick, and 325 from Atlanta. Has one steam saw mill and office of Mitchell & Co's ex- press. Naval stores and rice form the chief shipments. Mail daily by rail. N. S. Lary, P. M.
Armitage W., saw mill
Burbage N. E., naval store mnir
Lary N. S. & Co., naval store mnfrs
Tatam & Co., naval store mafrs
Thomas & Co .. naval store mnirs Walter G. L. & Co., saw mill
NAIL'S CREEK. Banks County.
Located 7 miles east of Homer, the county seat, and 15 from Mt. Airy, the nearest railroad station. Has a population of 50. Has the usual church and school facilities
NANCE'S. Muscogre County.
Six miles north of Columbus, its mailing point.
NANKIN. Brooks County.
Mail to Quitman, 10 miles north- west.
NANNIE, Floyd County. A small postoffice. Located on l P. M.
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Woodard crock which supplies power to run one gin and two each grist and saw mills, it is 10 miles from Rome the county seat, and its railroad, ex- press and telegraph offices, and bank- ing place, via Atlanta is 91 miles. Has Baptist and Methodist churchies, one school, and daily mail by carrier. Thomas N. Pinson, P. M.
Arnold & Pinson, genl store Beall W. L., trunk mifr
Camp H. M., gent store and mill Hiekey W. H. Rev., Methodist King W. J. Rev., Baptist Nixon W. C., physician Sharpe J. T. Rev., Baptist Taylor J. M., gent store Waters William, magistrate Yarborough W. Rev., Methodist
NAOMI. Waiker County.
Located five miles from LaFayette the seat of justice, 17 from Ringgold its shipping and telegraph station, and 134 from Atlanta. It bas a Methodist church, one school, and mail four times per week. Cotton, wheat and corn, are the chief ship- ments. M. A. MeDonakl, P. M.
Green W., blacksmith
LaFayette & MeDonald, genl store Williams H., notary
Williams Harvey, magistrate
NASHVILLE.
Berrien County.
County seat. Population 100. Lo- cated 12 miles from Alapaha-B. &A. R. R.,-its nearest railroad, express and telegraph office, and 250 from Atlanta, Has two churches-Bantist and Methodist-one school, and daily mail. Cotton, wool, and hides, form the chief shipments. H. B. Peeples,
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Avera H. G., geul store and sa.oon Goodwin S. B., genl store Griffin W. H., geul store Griffin W. D., miller
Morris E. D., carpenter and wheel- wright
Morris W. E., rice mill
Peeples II. T. & Son., attorneys
Talley H. M., physician
Taylor J. J., tanner
Turner R. K., carpenter
Williams E. J., blacksmith
NATCHEWAY. Randolph County .- (See Nochway.)
NAVY YARD.
Decatur County .- (Sce Steam Mill.)
NAYLOR.
Lowndes County-W. Div. S., F. & W. R. R.
Population 200. It has a Methodist church, one school, express office and steam saw and grist mill. Located 15 miles from Valdosta court-house and 323 from Atlanta. Cotton, wool and sugar are the chief articles of export. Mail dally by rail. John H. Smith, P. M.
Bamberg W. F., guano agt DeLoach J., genl store Dickson J., gent store
Foree W. M., gin Hotchkiss J. D., grist mill
Howard J. W., genl store Kirkland E. G., magistrate
Lord J., machinist
Smith J. H., genl store
NEAL DOW. Cobb County. (Se Smyrna).
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NEBO. Paulding County.
This place has three churche .. Methodist, Baptist and Christian good school and one steam saw : Located 7 miles from Dallas. : county seat, 20 from Marietta, nearest telegraph and shipping . tion, and 40 from Atlanta. Cot and lumber are the chici expo:" Population 250. Mail daily by ca .. rier. W. R. Owen, P. M.
Camp & Cooper, saw mill Cooper James B., gen] store
Cooper James N. Rev., Christian
Forsyth J. R., magistrate
Furr C. W., grist mill and gin
Grist John Rev., Methodist
Massey H. D., physician
Owen W. R., notary
Reynolds John S. Rev., Baptist Turner R. A., groceries Worthan Duncan Rev., Baptist
NEBRASKA. Richmond County. Nine miles northwest of Angu -: Belair, four miles south, is its pe .. office.
NEILL'S. Warren County.
Seven miles west of Camak. M to Norwood.
NEW AGENCY. Taylor County. Eleven miles northeast of But : its post-office.
NEW BABYLON. Paulding County.
Dallas, 10 miles northeast, ist post office for this hamlet.
NEW BRIDGE. Lumpkin County. Has a population of 51. two cht: es- Methodist and Baptist-a sol. and one steam saw and gold ats mills. Located 11 miles from B.
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Jonega court-house, 14 from Gaines- ville, its nearest shipping and tele- graph offices, and 67 from Atlanta. Ship cia Gainesville. Cotton and corn form the chief exports. Mail daily by haek. M. Whetchel, P. M. Armstrong W., carpenter
Baker C. C., gold miner
Barnes W. J., genl store
Bird J. 'T., genl store Bonlin T. S., carpenter
Bracket B. W. & Son, genl store Burns R. C., magistrate Gunter G. L., saw mill Ladd J. R., magistrate
Medlin S. D., blacksmith
Owenby F. M., physician
NEW HOLLAND.
Hall County-Piedmont A .- L. Ry. Two miles from Gainesville, its mailing point.
NEW HOPE.
Pauldiny County.
Located 53 miles northeast of Dal. las, the county seat ; 10 from Ac- Population, 149. Has 2 churches- Methodist and Baptist-and 3 steam saw mills. Located 9 miles from Cumming courthouse; 16 from Flowery Branch, its usnal shipping station ; IS from Gainesville, its tel -- graph and banking place, and 60 from Atlanta. Cotton and wheat are the worth, the nearest railroad, express and telegraph station, and 16 from Marietta, the nearest banking town ; has a population of 39: one Baptist and two Methodist churches, school. steam gins and saw mills, and corn mills and gins operated by water- power, furnished by Little Pumpkin chief exports. Mail semi-weekly. Vine creek. Cotton and wheat form Jesse Wallis, P. M. the principal exports. Ship via Ac. Barnwell T. J. Rev worth. Was established as a post- Hardin T. A., magistrate office in 1878, and receives a weekly mail from Dallas by carrier. Thom- as J. Cooper, P. M.
Anderson B. F., gent store Coleman S. T., teacher
Cooper Thomas J., genl store.
Fears & Thompson, grist mill Gregory J. B., gent store Hooten John W., magistrate Hudleston W. J., teacher McMullan John, millwright Mayo Jesse Rev., Baptist Smith R. C., blacksmith
Webb John D., notary and magis- trate
Wright Frank, physician
NEW PROVIDENCE.
Wilkinson County. A newly established post-office.
NEW ROCKWELL.
Jasper County. Address mail for this point to Eatonton, 8 miles west.
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NEW MARKET. Monroe County,
Eight miles from Forsyth, the county seat, and nearest express, tel- egraph office and banking town, and 84 from Atlanta. Has a population of about 100. Has two churches- Methodist and Baptist-and two schools. Has two steam gins. Ship via Forsyth. Cotton is the chief shipment. Mail semi-weekly by pri- vate conveyance. J. B. Gregory, P. M.
NEW PROSPECT.
Forsyth County.
Jay Thomas, gent store Looper S. T., physician i Pater James, tanner
Whitmire G., shoemkr
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Atkinson & Whatley ( William Y. Atkinson, Payson S. Whatley, attorney-
Barron Thomas J., gunsmith
Beach Obadiah, barber
Black & Camp (Green R. Binck, WII- liam W. Camp), grocers
Brewster James P., ordinary au! judge
Brewster Patrick H., attorney
Briscoe John M., livery stable
Broom & Seroggin ( William J. Broom John I. Scroggin), gent store
Buchanan Hugh, attorney
Burch Robert S., attorney
Bryant Andrew J., saloon
Byram J. A., treasurer
Calboon Andrew B., physician
Camp J. A. & Co. Joseph A. Camp, Josiah Couch), gent store
Careton Elisha C., tax receiver
Carmichael William S , meats
Carrington, Isaac, barber
Carter MI. L. & Co. (Martin L. Carter
George R. Kellogg), booksellers
Cates Adolphus B., propr Newnan Herald
Clark Frank, attorney
Cole Madison F., exp agt
Cole R. D. & Co. (Robert D., Mat- thew, Robert D. Jr. aud Madison F. Cole), founders, machinist-, sash, door and blinds manirs, flour mill
Cole William T., dentist and sewing machines
College Temple Female College, A. S. Jones, prin
Collins Clinton R., watchmaker Coolidge A. F., court reporter
Costley William A., saleon
Corcoran Thomas. blksmith
Crane Mitchell C., shoemkr
Cuttino Peter F., gent store Davis J. B. S., attorney
Davis T B., physician
Dent Joseph H, dry goods
Dent William A., gent store
Dent William B. W., justice
Dewes & Johnson (Henry W. Dewes, Robert T. Johnsono, cotton buyers Duncan Miles F., coroner
Earnest John G., physician
mundson, Samuel P. Leer, black- smiths. Featherston Lucius H., attorney
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Arnold Asbury, warehouse and com mer
Askew B. S. & Co ( Britton S. and John Askew, Ira P. Bradley), genl store
Asherait A. B. Mrs., milliner
A heraft & Carmichael . Augustus B. Asheraft, Spence Carmichael), car- Edmundson & Lee ( Albert E. Ei- riage mnir's
Atkinson William Y., county so- licitor
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Population, 2,600. Thirty-nine miles from Atlanta and 48 from West Point-crossing of A. & W. P. R. R. and S., G. & N. A. R B. One news- paper is published here, the Naenan Herald. Location of College Tem- ple, a female college of considerable note. People's bank, Southern Ex- press, Western Union telegraph. R. F. Milner, P. M.
Adams Nat M., meats
Anderson James W., sheriff and auctioneer
Anderson, Smith & Co. (John S. An- | Coulon Frank, watchmaker
derson, Henry C. Smith, William Y. Atkinson ., dry goods
Arnall Bros. ( Henry C. and Frank M.), genl store
NEWBORN. Newton County.
Known also as Sand Town. Is 12 miles southeast of Covington, county seat. Has a Methodist church and common school. Mail semi-weekly. Robert Childs, P. M.
Burke C. M., shoemkr
Childs & Bailey ( Robert Childs, W. C. Bailey ), genl store
Stanton J. H., carpenter
Stanton J. N., carpenter
NEWNAN.
Coweta County-A. & W. P. R. R. and S., G. & N. A. R. R.
CARTER & SOLOMON,
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Fell Thomas C., hardware
First National Bank, William B. Berry, pres; Henry C. Fisher, cashır
Fisher, Martin & Pinson (Henry C. Fisher, Peter W. Martin, Millard B. Pinson), dry goods
Floyd Wilburn, shoemkr
Foster Abraham G. W., painter
House, Conyers & Co. (Ephram D. Fouse, Leon S. Conyers, Joseph H. Dent), genl store
Freeman Robert W , attorney
Freeman & Freeman Samuel and Alvan), attorneys
Goodrum J. J. & Co. (James J. Good rum, Arthur F. Simril), boots and shoes
Hackney Richard M., genl store
Hall James H., Rev., Baptist
Hardaway & Hunter ( Robt H. Har- daway, John A. Hunter), genl store
Harris Sampson W., judge superior court
Havis L. Mrs., tel opr
Henderson T. A., surveyer
Holmes John ! . , blacksmith
Holmes William H., grocer
Hunter Robert F., geul store
Jackson Bros. (John S. and Frank S.), photographers and sewing ma- chines
Jolison G. L. & R. A. (Gabriel L. and Richard A. , gent store
Jones A. S., prin College Temple Female College
Jones M. L. Mrs., hotel
Keith Bros, (Nat, Lawrence and Mil. ton G.), saloon
Keller John L., grocer aud harness !Snead William C., boots and shoes mkr
Kinnard & Brown .James A. Kin- nard, Christopher B. Brown), genl store
Laird Lewis J., grocer
Lee James A., grocer
Leigh William D., saloon
Lyndon Albert O., stoves, etc Lyndon Andrew J., druggist
Mcclendon Orlando, attorney and U. S. comr Monaghan Edward, tailor
Wells William, notary public and ex officio justice
Newnan Herald, Adolphus B. Cates, pubr and propr Nicholls Solomon, blacksmith
Norris Joseph C., shoemkr
North J. M., tax cof ector
Olmstead Origen S., grocer Olmstead Sammel, shoemkr Orr Isaac N., geni store Orr William B., geul stare
Parks James A., genl store
Peddy George W., physician
People's Bank, Uriah B., Wilkinson, pres ; Joseph E. Dont, cashier
Pinson J. J. & Son (Joseph J., and James J.), cotton fertilizers
Pope Alexander, gent store
Powell Joba W., judge co. court
Powell Thomas W., cotton ware- house
Rainey George W., r ragt
Reed James, restaurant
Reese Joseph T. physician and drugs
Reese William C., confectioner
Register John C, tinware
Reid Harry M., soleitor general Robinson Lou Mrs., restaurant
Shannon James G., grocer
Sims Martin W. T., saloon
Smith Columbus D., physician
Smith H. M., physician
Smith Ira M., grocer Smith Peter F., attorney
Smith Texas (e), shoemkr
Stacy James Rev., Presbyterian
Stallings Charles ML., genl store Stier Frediek T., carpenter
Street Felix (c), blacksmith
Swint Daniel, elk superior court
Thompson Berryman T., attorney
Thompson Bros. James C. and Young HO, furniture mufrs and undertakers
Thrash Hilliard S., barber
Wilkinson, Bradley & Co. ( Uriah B. Wilkinson, Joseph W. Bradley, John R. Wilkinson, gent store Williams J. S. Mrs., milliner
Wright Benjamin, livery stable
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NEWTON. Baker County.
The county seat, on Flint river, 10 miles from Camilla the nearest tele- graph, express and railroad office, and about 25 from Albany the nearest banking point. Population 200. Has Methodist church and common schools. Mail daily from Camilla by hack. B. F. Hudspeth, P. M.
Boon R. S., genl store
Dantzler A. A., carpenter
Dillard A., genl store
Dismuke J. F., physician
Gray R., co. coroner
Grubbs C. E. Prof., teacher
Holloman Mark, justice Hudspeth B. J. F., elk superior court Elberton court house : S from Bow- Kiml rough S. P., gen! store, gin, saw and grist mill Lennox M. C., co. surveyor man-E. A-L. Rv .- its nearest ship- ping point, and 139 from Atlanta. Cotton is the chief export. Mail 4 Livingston W. T .. co. ordinary times per week by carrier. J. C. Booth, P. M.
Moore C. R., physician
Moore Fannie Miss, teacher
Nelms Lindsay, blacksmith Bryan Jasper, physician Newton High School, Professor C. Christian Taylor, saw mill
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Odum James M., .co. tax receiver Odum Robert B., co. tax collector Patterson A. K., physician
Robertson J. W., guasmith Rowell James H., sheriff
Rowell Lawrence G . co. treasurer Saunders Z. F., gentstore
Summerford J. W., harness mkr
NEWTON FACTORY.
Verton County.
Has a population of 75, and is 12 Rising Fawn post-office, one mile miles south of Covington the county north, receives all mail for this point.
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seat, and nearest railroad, expres- and telegraph station. Has a cotton thread factory and grist mill operated by water power furnished by the Alcova river, and the usual church privileges.
Aiken R. S., physician
Dickson Jasper Rev., Baptist Horton William A., genl store Mixon A. C. Rev., Methodist
Phillips William R, cotton factory and grist mill
Pickett William H., genl store
Tucker William E., genl store Welden F. W. Rev., Methodist White II. & T. M. ( Hugh and Thomas M.), thread mufrs
Vining James F., justice
NICHOLS. Coffee County.
Located 10 miles east of Douglas, the county seat.
NICHOLSON. Jackson County. Address mail to Cooper.
NICKVILLE. Elbert County.
Population, 21. Ten miles from
Booth J. C., shoemkr
Harper A. O., gin and grist mill
Moon G. T., gent store
Vaughan A. W., grist mill
NIELLY. Telfair County.
Located about 13 miles south of MeRae, the county scat.
NISBETS. Dade County.
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NOAH. Dawson County.
A newly established post-office' from which no report was received.
NOCHWAY. Randolph County-Eufaula Die. S. W. R. R.
Also known as Natchaway and Ward. Is 10 miles east of Cuthbert, the county seat. Cotton and lumber : Sparks V. C., tanner are the principal shipments, about 1,000 bales of the former being mar- keted annually.
NOONDAY. Cobb Coun'y.
Four miles northeast of Big Shan- ty. Mail to Kennesaw or Marietta.
NORCROSS. Gwinnett County - Piedmont A-L. R. R.
A growing place of 500 inhabitants, 13 miles from Lawrenceville court- house and 20 from Atlanta, its bank- | P. M. ing place. This place has 2 churches -Baptist and Methodist-one good high school, one steam flour and grist mill, express and telegraph of- fice office. Ship direct. Cotton and country produce form the chief ship-
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Brown W. P. & J. C., genl store
Burtchaell W. D., civil engineer
Clements B. F. Rev., Baptist
Cook J. A., blacksmith
Cooledge N. F., teacher Dean H. H., magistrate
Durham L. J., geul store Flowers J. M., saloon Gatchell A. M. Mrs., physician Gatchell H. P., physician
Hopkins G. W., grist mill
McDaniel E. J. & Son, genl store
Mcl'roy S. T., gent store and guano Medlock R. F., gent store Mills J. W., physician Phillips H., blacksmith
Richardson M., physician Simmons J. B., attorney Simpson W. P., magistrate Sloan D. U., hotel
Smith W. P. Rev., Methodist
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NORTON. Whitfield County.
Population 25. Located 11 miles from Dalton, the county seat, and nearest railroad, express and tele- graph station, banking and shipping point. Spring creek furnishes water power to run a grist and saw mill. Cotton, grain and hay form the prin- cipal shipments, Was made a post- office in 1878, and receives & tri- weekly mail from Dalton. M. Quinn,
Quinn M., physician
NORWOOD. Warren County. - Ga. R. R.
Located 5 miles from Warrenton,
its banking place, and 121 from At- lanta. Has a population of 136, a good school and a steam saw and grist mill. Ship direct. Mail daily each way. T. E. Massengale, P. M. Bowen F. J., blacksmith Darden W. B., physician Messengale T. E., genl store Parham B. J., magistrate Pilcher W. H., physician Smith J. D., magistrate Thompson W. R., shoemikr Wright W. C., genl store
O'NEAL'S MILLS.
Tromp County.
A small postoffice, 10 miles from LaGrange court house, its nearest shipping station. Has Methodist and Baptist churches and daily mail. T. W. Smith, P. M.
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OAK BOWER. Hart County.
Is located 43 miles east of Hartwell the county seat and nearest railroad, express and telegraph station and 18 from Anderson C. H., S. C., its near- est banking town. Has fouring mills, saw mills an 3 gins run by water power, and steam ging. Also Baptist and Metho dist churches and a high school, known as Milltown Acade-
Greenville, the county seat, is 10 miles. It is 19 miles from Grant- my. Cotton is the principal product. I ville-A. & W. P. R. R. - its railroad Ship via Hartwell. Has been a post- station, and 65 from Atlanta, Has office for more than 25 years and re- ceives mail four times a week from Hartwell and Anderson C. H., S. C., by hack. D. D. Alford, P. M. two churches-Methodist and Bap- tist-one school and steam gin and saw mill. Cotton is the chief ship- ment. Mail daily by carrier. Roswell Ellis, P. M.
Alford A. N , teacher
Alford D. D., contractor and builder | Ellis Roswell. genl store
Alford & MeMullan : D. C. Alford, A. J. MeMallan , cotton gin
Milltown Academy Neese T. B., black-mith
Vernon J. T. W. Rev., Baptist
Vickery E. H., teacher Vickery W. V., music teacher Sanders WV. A., justice White W. G. W., notary
OAK GROVE.
Fulton County.
Address mail to Atlanta or Ros- well.
OAK HILL,
Greene County.
Send mail to Greensborough, 5 miles southeast.
OAK HILL. Newton County.
Covington, 10 miles northeast, is the mailing point for this hamlet.
OAK RIDGE. Meriwether County.
Located 7 miles west of Greenville, the county seat, and 9 from Hogans- ville, its nearest railroad and express station.
OAKLAND. Groinnett County.
A small settlement 1 mile north- west of Lawrenceville, its postoffice.
OAKLAND. Hancock County.
Mail for this point goes to Sparta, 5 miles southeast.
OAKLAND. Meriwether County.
OAKLEY MILL. Cobb County.
A small postoffice 7 miles from Ma. rietta, its railroad, express and tele- graph offices and banking place. Has two churches-Methodist and Bap- tist, and two steam gins and saw mill. Soap creek, near by, affords power to operate a paper mill. Cot- ton, corn and wheat form the chief exports. Mail daily. J. M. Moore, P. M.
Fuller J. D., grist mill Moore James M., physician Wheelin T. D., teacher
OBE. Colquitt County.
A very small country postoffice, located 9 miles from Moultrie, the seat of justice, and 17 from Ty-Ty, its railroad station. Wool and cotton are the chief exports. Mail semi- weekly. J. B. Norman, P. M.
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OCHLOCHNEE.
Thomas County-Albany Dir. S., F. & W. R. R.
Population 117. It is 11 miles from Thomasville, the county seat, 211 from Savannah and 256 from Atlan- ta. Has Southern Express office and one steam saw mill. Cotton, naval stores and rosin form the chief ex. : porte. Mail daily. R. W. Baston, P. M.
Baston R. W., physician
Bullock J. A., grist mill and black- smith
Dikle John W., carpenter
Hardaway N. R., teacher
Hendry W. H., grist and rice mill
James & Anderson, liquor dirs
wheelright
Little H. M., lumber
Paxton & MeLean, naval store mnfrs Singleton J., miller
Ward & Lewis, liquor dirs
CILLA.
Irwin County.
A small postoffice three miles from Irwinville court house. 15 from Alla- paha-B. & A. R. R .- its nearest railroad station, and 283 from At- lanta. Has one gin and grist mill run by steam, and one daily mail by carrier. J. A. J. Henderson, P. M. Fletcher J. W .. genl store
Fussell B. W., gin and grist mill Henderson J. A. J .. genl store
OCMULGEE MILLS.
Butts County.
Address mail to Smith's Mill ; former name of postoffice was Sey- en Islands.
OCMULGEEVILLE. Coffee County. Twenty miles from Douglas. Ad- dress mail to Hazlehurst.
OCONEE. Greene County-Gu. R. R.
Population 50. Ninety miles from Angusta. Postoffice. Greensborough. postoffice.
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