Georgia state gazetteer and business directory 1881-82, Part 49

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


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fire department, consisting of two steamers and one hook and ladder truck. There are two female col- leges here; the Shorter College, erected by Alfred Shorter, contains 36 rooms and is supplied with every- thing which comfort and convenience demands; The Rome Female College was founded in 1866, and is in a flourishing condition. The annual receipts of cotton amount to about 60,000 bales, which are prepared for shipment by two cotton compresses situated at the depot. There are lines of steamers running down the Coosa. Z. B. Hargrove, P. M.


Adamson Nathaniel E., dry goods, 101 Broad


Adkins William H., magr W. U. Tel. Co., 33 Broad


Alexander & Wright (Thomas W. Alexander, Josiah I. Wright), at- torneys, Masonic Temple


Allen & MeOsker (Richard V. Allen, Michael D. McOsker), watches, clocks and jewelry, 45 Broad


Andrews E. M. & Co. (E. M. An- drews, C. W. Butts), auction, 91 Broad


Arnold James A., co. surveyor


Arnold & Loyd (Thomas E. Arnold, Thomas A. Loyd), grocers, 131 Broad


Aver & McDonald (William F. Ayer, Jesse C. McDonald), hardware and agl imp4, 56 Broad


Baker Robert T., attorney, 29 Broad Baldwin J. J. & Co. (James J. Bald- win, Cox, Hill & Thompson), wines and liquors, 9 Broad


Baptist Sun, E. A. McCann, pubr, Broad cor Oo-tanaula


Barrett Lee W., agt, grocer, 99 Broad


Barrett Louis (c), barber, 112 Broad Battey Robert, physician, 34 Broad Bedeli John C., mngr Singer Mfg Co., S8 Broad


Berry & Co. (Thomas Berry, Alfred Shorter, John Montgomery, Mar- cellos F. MeLaurin, George M. Battey), grocers and com mers, 1 Broad


Black John J., tax collector


Black J. R. & Co. (James R. Black, William F. Green, Frank G. Smith), grocers, 10 Broad


Bones & Co. (Marion W. and James W. Bones), com mers, 2 Elm


Branham Joel, attorney, 64 Broad Brazer Lyman V., books and sta- stationery, 27 Broad


Brett Martin W., grocer, 125 Broad Briant George J., whol wines and liquors and cigars, 6 Brond


Brooks Walker W., attorney, 29 Broad


Brown R. E. & Co. (Robert E. Brown), grocers, 71 Broad


Burnett William J., saloon, 72 Broad


Caldwell J. M. M., pres Rome Fe- male College


Camp, Glover & Co. (J. L. Camp, King Glover), whol and ret dry goods, 51 and 53 Broad


Carlton Augustus (c), blacksmith


Carnochan Austin, saddle and har- ness mkr, 44 Broad


Carver J. B. & Co. (Joseph B. Carver and - - -- -), china, glass and queensware, 15 Broad


Central Hotel, Stanley & Rawlins proprs, Broad, cor Bridge. (See page 427.)


Clark B. F. & Co. (Benjamin F. Clark, Phillips & Crew). pianos, organs and stationery, 75 Broad


Clowdis T. V., saloon, 42 Broad


Cohen's J. J. Sons (Alexis J. and Louis L.), whol cigars and tobacco, 3 Broad


Cohen Philip, dry goods, 68 Broad


Cohen & Co. (Marcus Cohen, Abra- ham Zacharias), dry goods, 83 Broad Coker John W., cotton buyer and warehouse, Howard


Colclough E. H. & Co. (Eli H. Col- clough, Cornelius Terhune), dry goods, 57 Broad


Cooper J. H., tax receiver Crane W. S., agt S., R. & D. R. R.


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Cummings J. F. & Co., produce and cotton exchange, 25 Broad


Cundell & Lewis (Joseph Cundell, Jesse C. Lewis), lumber dirs, 94 Broad


Dabbs William C., physician, Broad Dabney & Fouche ( William H. Dab- ney, Robert T. Fouche), attorneys, 29 Broad


Dailey James G., furniture and undertaker, 96 Broad


Daniel James E., cigars and tobacco, 52 Broad


Davis & Bro. (Augustus and James M.), dry goods, 13 Broad


Dean, Thomas & Co. (Henry W. Dean, William J. M. Thomas), cotton factors, com mers and ware- house


Denny Richard A., attorney and ins agt, Masonic Temple


Dorglass & Co. (James Douglass, William Galloway,) livery stable, 70 Broad


Dwinell Melvin, propr Courier, Broad, cor Howard


Elam William D., attorney, Oosta- naula


Elliott & Co. (Hugh R. Elliott), saloon and billiards, 85 Broad


Enloe J. H., home physician, Broad Estes Bros. (Joel L. M. and James C.), proprs Rome Hotel, 2 Broad Fahy Thomas, dry goods, 58 Broad Featherston Charles N., attorney, Masonic Temple


Findley David H., saloon and bil. liards, 50 Broad


First National Bank, J. H. Reynolds, pres; B. I. Hughes, cashier, 31 Broad


Flowers M. L. & Co. (Martin L. Flowers), dry goods, 110 Broad


Ford, Glover & Hight (Isaac D. Ford, Jolin A. Glover, Charles A. Ifight, grocers and com mers, 5 and 7 Broad


Ford Oscar R., physician, 5 Broad


Forsythe & Hoskinson (Cornelius D. Forsyth, J. TI. Hoskinson), at- torneys at law, S2 Broad. (See page 427).


Foster J. D. & Co. (James D. Foster), lumber mnfrs


Gammon W. M. & Co. (William M. and John A. Gammon), clothing, etc, 37 Broad


Garrard A. O. Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, 28 Broad


Geiger John, geul store, 30 Broad


Goodwin John S, shoemkr, 146 Broad


Govan M. F. & Co. (Moore F. Gov- an, -- ), boots and shoes, 21 Broad


Graves & Carson (N. B. Graves, Ben- jamin K. Carson), bakers and con- fectioners, 34 Broad


Hamilton David B., attorney, Elm Hamilton Harples (c), genl store, 136 Broad


Hanbury Thomas E., publr Rome Tribune, 20% Broad


Hanckle M. S., dentist, 56} Broad Hardin & Norton (Peter H. Hardin.


Henry C. Norton, (grocers, 11 Broad Hardy, Bowie & Co. (Samuel G. Har-


dy, John M. Bowie), whol and ret hardware, Broad, cor Howard


Hargroves Robert T., banker, 47 Broad


Harper Charles M., grocer, 20 Broad Harris Bruce & Co. (Bruce Harris), drugs, 117 Broad


Harris David C., grocer, 42 Broad


Hart Peter, meats, 139 Broad


Hill Charles, furniture mofr


Jillyer & Harris (Junius F., Hillyer,


Thomas W. H. Harris), attorney's, Broad


Holmes G. W., physician, 36 Broad


Hough Edward C., mer tailor, 73 Broad


Howard L. P., physician, 107} Broad Howel, Vandiver & Co. (Jamney H. Howel, James 'T. Vandiver, MHI- lard F. Howel), whol grocers and cotton factors, 12 Broad


Howell Theodore F., cotton com- press


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Hoyt W. D., physician, Elm


Hovt & Cothran ( Robert T. Hoyt, Hugh D. Cothran), whol drugs, 43 Broad


Hughes Benjamin I., cash First Nat Bank


Hughes Lizzie Mrs., miliinery and notions, 42 Broad


Janes & Me Donald (John W. Janes, Jesse C. MeDonald, T. W. H. Har- ris), whol drugs, 17 Broad


Johnson Bros. (Eliary A. and Harry P.), watches and jewelry


Johnson Henry J., co. ordinary


Johnston Lucius M., grocer, 82 Broad


Jones Robert H., carriage and wagon mnfr, 98 Broad


Jones & Edmundson ( William T. Jones. William H. Edmundson), marble works, 102 Broad


Karlsruher Gustav, genl store, 22 Broad


King Jack, agt Sou. Exp. Co., 73 Broad


King & Bro. (Sam S. King), grocers, 67 Broad


Kohn & Co. (Morris Kohn, Albert Spitz), clothing, 111 Broad


Kuttner Jacob, dry goods, 123 Broad Langley Thomas J., boots aud shoes, 79 Broad


Langworthy C. W. & Co. (Charles W. Langworthy, ---- ), music, books, etc., 50 Broad


McGhees & Co. (Elbert T., Joseph F., and Jesse N. MeGhees), grocers, 25 Broad


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J. H. HOSKINSON,


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I aramore & Co. (William P. Lara- more), whol grocers and com mers, 92 Broad


Lester Bannester S., grocor, 61 Broad Lovelace E. P., physician, Broad


Lovelace John M., boots, shoes and leather, 26 Broad


Lumpkin E. R., magistrate. 1073 Broad


Lumpkin John B. F., attorney, 40 Broad


Lynch John T., tailor, 79 Broad McCurry Flave, carpenter and builder, 78 Broad


McDonald Mark G. & Co. (Mark G., and Mrs. Bessie H. McDonald ), furniture, 49 Broad


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Parks H. B & Co. (Hugh B. Parks, Samuel M. Knox), dry goods, 19 Broad


Parks James B., confectioner, How- ard


Patton Joseph B., sasb, door and blind mnfr


Pence E C. & Co. (Mrs. Emily C. Pence, Jobn R. Gibbons), grocers, 108 Broad


Peters Henry G., baker and confec- tioner, 63 Broad


Plowman George W. (c) shoemkr, 135 Broad


Plowman & Jenkins (c) (George W. Plowman, Robert E. Jenkins), saloon, 135 Broad


Powell & Co. (John T. Powell, Peter A. Cato), grocers, 54 Broad


Prather John O., saloon, 120 Broad Printup Bros. & Co. (Daniel S., John C., and Joseph J. Printup), bank- ers and brokers, 73 Broad


Printup Daniel S., attorney, 73 Broad Printup John C. & Co. (Diniel S., John C., and Joseph J. Printup), cotton factors and com mers, Elm Radcliffe James S., grocer, 106 Broad Ramey William, livery stable, 16 Broad


Rawlins Joseph C., wines and liq- uors, 110 Broad


Ray Andrew (c), grocer, 133 Broad Reeder Jasper N., sewing machines 444 Broad


Reynolds John H., pres First Na- tional Bank


Rome Daily and Weekly Bulletin, A. B. S. Moseley, pubr, 89 Broad Rome Daily and Weekly Cou- rier, M. Dwinell, propr, Broad, cor Howard


Rome Female College, J. M. M. Caldwell, pres


Rome Hotel, Estes Bros. proprs, 2 Broad


Rome Produce and Cotton Exchange, J. F. Cummings & Co., mugrs, 25 Broad


Rome Railroad, Eben Hilver, pres ; James A. Smith, genl ticket agt


Rome Tribune (weekly), T. E. Han- bury, publr, 204 Broad


Rosenburg M. & Bro. (Marcus and Joseph), dry goods, 119 Broad


Ross Adolphus E., clk superior court


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Newman William T., agt, queens- ware, 104 Broad


Noble Bros. ( William and John), foundry


Nowlin James H., physician, Oos- tananla


Omberg Adolph A., mer tailor, 65 Broad


Omberg Albin, books and stationery, 33 Broad


Otis & Curran (Patrick Otis, Michael Curran), saloon, 4 Broad


Palmer Milo L., carriage and wagon mnir, 96 Broad


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MeWilliams W. T. & Co. ( William T., and Oscar H. McWilliams, Reuben E. Clark, Arthur W. Ted- castle), whol dry goods, notions, etc., 60 Broad


Mallary R. D. Rev., pres Shorter College


Mapp & Co. ( William T. Mapp & -), grocers, 94 Broad


Marshall J. M. & Co. (James M. Marshall). architects and builders Mathis Morgan C., sheriff


Merrell M. C. Mrs., dressmkr, 653 Broad


Meyerhoff David J., clothing, 66 Broad


Mitchell Richard V., drugs, 109 Broad


Mooney J. P. Mrs., dressmaker, 49} Broad


Moore W. H. & Co. (Walter H.


Moore, William P. Laramore), broker and com mer, 92 Broad


Morgan Stunnel, cotton compress


Morgan & Graham (Samuel Morgan, Charles Graham), cotton buyers, 5 Broad


Moseley Andrew B. S., pub. Daily and Weekly Bulletin, 89 Broad


Nevin & Shanklin (Mitchell A. Nevin, James F. Shanklin), job printers, 40 Broad


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Rounsaville & Bro. (John W., and


James A), whol and ret grocers, 24 Broad


Powell Christopher, attorney, 40 Broad


Sargeant Joseph H., hotel, 14 Broad SatterGeld J. H. & W. J. (John


H. and William J.), whol and ret liquors, 80 Broad


Seay William W., stoves and tin- ware, 35 Broad


Shannon E. G. & Co. (Elbridge G. Shannon), clothing. 33 Broad


Shorter College, Rev. R. D. Mallary, pres


Simpson & Ledbetter (Washington P. Simpson, Alvin W. Ledbetter), whol grocers, 23 Broad


Smith Edward R., flour mill


Smith Henry A., books, stationery and music, 113 B.oad


Smith John G. S., lock and gun- smith, 52 Brood


Smith William W., shoemkr, 44 Broad


Speigelberg Morris, dry goods, 105 Broad


Sprenger John J., soda water mnfr, Oostanaula


Stanley & Rawlins (Henderson D. Stanley, G. Harry Rawlins), props Central Hotel, Broad, cor Bridge. (See page 427)


Stewart Green M., shoemkr, 84} Broad


Stewart & Sharp (Alexander O. Stewart, Claborne A. Sbarp), liv- ery stable, 86 Broad


Stokes A. J. Mrs., milliner, 77 Broad Sullivan, West & Co (James B. Sul-


livan, Edward H. West, Samuel W. Cothran), hardware, 39 Broad Taylor Mount A., barber, 18 Broad Thorawell Charles A., attorney, 64 Broad


Tigner James A., dentist, 30 Broad Towers & Sullivan ( William M. Tow- ers, A. R. Sullivan), plow mnfr Tubbs William A., grocer, 7 Howard Turnley P. L. & Co. (Pryor L., and


L. W. Turnley), drugs, 116 Broad Veal Joseph E., watches, clocks, etc., 27 Broad


Neasey Thomas B., grocer, 114 Broad Wardlaw William H., grocer, 121 Broad


Watson A. P. & Co. (Ambrose P. Watson, Dr. G. W. Holmes), drugs, 36 Broad


Watters Thomas C., magistrate, 77} Broad


Webb William H., restaurant, 87 Broad


Wells & Co. (H. P. Wells), grocers, . Elm


West Richard H., co. treasurer


West Richard H., dry goods, 29 Broad


West & Cantrell (Richard J. West, James R. Cantrell), boots and shoes, 41 Broad


Whitebead John J., ice dealer


Wilkerson Robert T., meat market, 50 Broad


Williams T. B., Mrs., milliner and fancy goods, 61 Broad


Wood Henry C., tin and copper smith, Elin


Wood Tandy S., jeweler, 94 Broad


Wood & Sont (Isham J. and Charies D.), dry goods. 103 Broad


Wood Malcom T., baker, 127 Broad Wood & Caldwell (Thomas J. Wood, Frank H. Caldwell), physicians, 117 Broad


Wright Josiah I., solicitor-general


Wright Bros. & Co. (Thomas Y. and and James O. Wright, Henry C. Howell). grocers, 123 Broad


Wright, Meyerhardt & Wright (Au- gustus R. and Sesborn Wright. Max Meyerhardt), attorneys, 99 Broadl Wright & O'Bryan ( William A. Wright, Solomon G. O'Bryan), grocers, hardware and cotton fac- tors, 129 Broad


Yeiser J. C., drugs, 81 Broad


ROSE HILL.


Museogee County. A suburb of Columbus.


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ROSE HILL. Union County.


Blairsville, post office for this point, is 4 miles east.


ROSENDALE.


Berrien County .- B. & A. R. R.


Located 12 miles north of Nash- ville, the county seat. Has the usual church and school advantages. Naval stores, timber, cotton, rice, sugar, wool and hides form the principal shipments. Daily mail.


ROSSVILLE. Walker County.


Situated about 19 miles north of LaFayette, the county seat. Has no postoffice. Mail to Chattanooga, Tenn.


ROSSWELL. Walker County.


Eight miles northeast of High Point. Mail Chattanooga, Tenn.


ROSWELL. Cobb County.


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Located at the confluence of Vick- ery creek with the Chattahoochee river, both of which furnish excellent water power, fourteen miles north- east of Marietta, the county seat and 10 from Doraville. Has a population of 1125, and the usual church and educational advantages. Principal exports, cotton and woolen goods. See index to places received to late for insertion in proper places.


ROTHERWOOD. Carroll County. Four miles south of Whitesburg,


the postal and railway point for this hamlet.


ROUGH AND READY.


Clayton County.


Two miles southeast of Forest Sta- tion-C. R R.,-its shipping point. Mail to Morrow's Station.


ROUND HILL. Dawson County.


Dawsonville, two miles south west, is the postoffice for this point.


ROUND OAK. Jones County.


Located nine miles northwest of Clinton the county seat; 15 from Haddock Station the nearest railroad station, and 22 from Macon the nearest express and telegraph office, and banking town. Population about 30. Cotton is the principal product. Enjoys the usual church and school advantages. Was made a postoffice in 1878, and receives mail three times a week. G. W. Mann, P. M. and gent store


ROY. Gilmer County.


Situated 10 miles from Ellijay the county seat, and 50 from Cartersville and Gainesville, both of which are railroad, express and telegraph sta- tions, and have banking facilities. Carteeay river furnishes power to operate corn, flouring and saw mills, and a carder. Has a Methodist church and a common school. Popu- lation about 25. Shipments, grain, dried fruit, poultry, etc. Was estab- lished as a postoffice in 1879, and re- Ceives a semi-weekly mail by carrier from Cartecay and Young Cane. Robert L. Smith, P. M.


McLean B. C., genl store Smith & Henderson, genl store


ROUSE. Worth County.


Distant 7 miles from Isabella the county seat, 10 from Isabella Station, the nearest railroad station, and 20


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from Albany the nearest telegraph and express office, and banking town. Abrams creek furnishes water power to operate a grist and saw mill. Has ! two churches. Cotton and wool are the principal shipments. Was estab- lished as a postoffice in 1880 and re- ceives a weekly mail from Isabella by carrier. William Whiddon, P. M.


Champion J. M., mill Ford E. J. & O. P. S. B., mill


ROYSTON.


Franklin County .- E. A .. L. Ry.


Population 155. Situated 11 miles from Carnesville the county seat, and 123 from Atlanta. Has Methodist church, one school, aud steam gin, grist and saw mill. Cotton and lum- ber form the main articles of export. Mail daily. C. N. Osborn, P. M.


Bond & Bro., genl store


Bond & Johnson, propr Franklin Springs Bowers B. H., genl store


Carlton John, carpenter


Christian W. B., genl store Cunningham F. B., hotel


Goodson & Pierce, saloon


Harrison J. A., notary and magis- trate Harrison R. T., genl store


Neese J. W., Rev Osburn Columbus N., physician Osborn H. P., Rev Osborn John W., magistrate


Roberts M. V., carpenter Royston W. A., genl store Shirley J. B., lumber dir Teat J. I., carpenter Tucker C. C., tanner Tucker R. T., teacher Turner A. S., rr agt


Wilbarks W. M., blacksmith


RUCKERSVILLE. Elbert County.


This place has Baptist and Meth- odist churches, common school and steam gin, situated 7 miles from El- berton the seat of justice, and its usual shipping point, and 150 from Atlanta. Cotton is the chief ship- ment. Mail daily. F. B. Cleveland, P. M.


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Bailey E., carpenter and carriage mkr Clark L. L., physician Cleveland F. B., genl store Forrister J., shoemikr


Heard George E., flour and grist mill


Mattox W. H., grist mill


RUFF. Cobb County .- (Sce Smyrna.)


RURAL VALE. Whitfield County.


Population about 300. Eleven miles from Dalton, the seat of jus- tice, and its railroad, express and telegraph office and banking place. Spring creek near by supplies power to drive a gin and grist mill. Has Baptist church, common school and mail three times : er week by carrier. S. H. Routh, P. M.


RUSHVILLE. Banks County.


Near Franklin county line, 5 miles southwest of Walnut Hill, its post-office.


RUSSELLVILLE. Monroe County.


Distant 11 miles south of Forsyth, the county seat, and nearest railroad and express office. Has the usual church and school advantages and a population of 75. Cotton is the principal product. A local stream furnishes water power.


RUSTIC CITY. Liberty County.


Seven miles south of Johnston Sta- tion, its postoffice.


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RUTLEDGE. Morgan County-Ga. R. R.


Situated 9 miles northwest of Mad- ison, the county seat. Has offices of the Southern Express Co. and West- era Union Telegraph Co., the usual church and school accommodations, and n population of over 400. Cotton is the principal export. Daily mail.


ST. CLAIR. Burke County.


The postoffice for this point is Waynesborough, 10 miles southeast.


ST. CLOUD. Heard County.


Eight miles northeast of Franklin. Mail to Cooksville or Corinth.


ST. ELMO. Schley County.


With a population of 50, is nine miles from Ellaville, the county seat, 18 from Butler, the nearest railroad, telegraph and express station, and 22 from Americus, the nearest banking town. Cotton is the principal article of export. Has three churches and a school. Was made a postoffice in 1874 and receives a daily mail by wagon. William Hickey, P. M. Hickey William, genl store


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Blalock Frank, gin and grist mill


Clopton Bessie Miss, teacher Clopton J. P., physycian


Darden John (c), blacksmith


Ellis Samuel D., justice Hardaway Benjamin, cotton gin


Lune Lilly Miss, teacher


Meacham Thomas H., schau. teacher


Montgomery Mattie Mrs., teacher


Russell Bros., cotton gin


ST. MARY'S. Camden County.


The county seat. Has a population: of 600, and is located on St. Mary , river, 11 miles from Fernandina, Fla. Has a steam saw mill, Prest) . terian and Methodist churches, at! a high school known as the "Camdes County Academy." Lumber, cotton. hides and rice are the principal shit - ments. Was established as a post- office in 1802 and receives a daily m ... hy steamboat. James O. Besten !. P. M.


Adams F. M., attorney and co. otdi. nary


Barnard A. F., physician


Camden County Academy, W. C. Wright, teacher


Collier John, genl store


Fox & Burns ( Richard D. Fox, Sam. uel L. Burns), genl store


Frank D., saloon


Gowan W., elk superior court


Hardee Charles, physician


Harrell C. W., co. surveyor


Hitech -, dentist


Manu A., millmery


Pacetty D., genl store


Pacetty John, Jr., co. tax collector


Pratt L. C., ealoon


Located 10 miles northeast of Rudolph John J., co. treasurer Greenville, the county seat, 6 from | Russell John S., sheriff Hogansville, the nearest railroad, Sandiford R. B., gent store express and telegraph station, and 15 Sheffield John, co. tax receiver from LaGrange, the nearest banking Sherwood M., genl store town. Has a church and school, a steam saw mill, two grist mills and


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ST. SIMON'S MILLS. Glynn County.


Situated on St. Simon's Island, 8 miles east of Brunswick, the county seat, in a direct line, and 15 by route of travel, which is also its nearest railroad station, express office and banking town. Has a population of . 225. An Union church, erected by Mr. Wm. E. Dodge, of New York, a school and the largest steam saw mill in the State, having a capacity of 80,000 feet per day; also a shingle mill. Lumber, vegetables, beef and pork form the principal shipments. | Addington H. N., school teacher Ship by steamer via Savannah or Collins Jacob, blacksmith Brunswlek. Was established as a Collins & Sons, grist mill Cooley S., gin and saw mill postoffice in 1879, and receives a daily mail by steam tug from Brunswies, Hardin S. M., physician with which it has telegraphic com- Harman Henry, blacksmith munication. The Georgia Land & Hutcherson f., tobacco mufr Immber Company manufacture their lumber at this point, the timber be- ing rafted down the Altamahah and Satillo rivers. Miss A. T. Stevens, Jones S., notary P. M.


Georgia Land and Lumber Co., lum- ber mnfr


SAFFOLD.


Early County.


On the Chattahoochee river, 21 miles southwest of Blakely. Ship via Chattahoochee river


SALEM CREEK. Telfair County.


Address mail to McRae, 6 miles northwest, or to Cobbville.


SALLACOA. Cherokee County.


Situated on Sallacoa creek, which furnishes water power to drive three grist and flouring mills, 1 saw mill Sharpsburg, three miles south, is the postoffice for this hamlet. and a gin; 14 miles northwest of Canton, the county seat, and nearest railroad station, and 24 from Carters- SAND HILL. Carroll County. ville, the nearest express and tele graph offices and banking town. Has Baptist and Methodist churches, Located S miles north of Carrollton the county seat, and nearest railroad station, and 23 from Newnan its nearest express and telegraph office, 2 schools and 3 tobacco manufac- tories. Shipments consist princi- pally of grain, cotton and tobacco. Ship vi Canton. Was made a post- 'and banking town. Has a population office in 1876, and receives mait four | of 200, and is also known as Five


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times a week from Canton and Talk- ing Rock by carrier. T. R. Collins, P. M.


Jefferson & Ferguson ( George Jeffer-


son, Daniel Ferguson), tobacco mnfrs


Lankford Lud, genl store


Lewis John B., justice




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