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Mahon David, tobacco mufr
Smith John, genl store
Thompson B., flour mill
SALT SPRINGS. Douglas County.
Douglasville the county seat, is S nules southwest. Atlanta the nearest shipping point is 16 miles distant. Beaver creek and Sweetwater both furnish excellent water power. The population is about 100. Has a com- mon school and Methodist chureb. Mail stages daily to Atlanta and Douglasville.
SALUDA. Coweta County.
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Points. A local stream furnishes the necessary power to operate fouring and corn mills, and gins, and there is also a steam saw mill and shingle machine. Cotton is the principal product Ship rie Carrollton. Has three churches -- Methodist and Prim- itive and Missionary Baptist, and a school. Has been a postoffice for upwardsof twenty years, and receives a weekly mail from Carrollton by carrier. J. W. Carroll, P. M.
Brown J. A. F., blacksmith Brown & Embrey, physicians Carroll J. W., hatter
Chandler L. L., grist mill Hamrick J. M., genl store
Herrin R. A., saw mill
Smith J. C., teacher
SAND TOWN.
Baldwin County.
Nine miles northeast of Milledge- ville. No postoffice.
SAND TOWN.
Campbell County.
A rural postoffice on the Chatts- hoochee river, at the mouth of Sweet- water creek, 12 miles north of Fair- burn, the county seat, and 1G from Atlanta, its express, shipping and banking town. Has Methodist church and common school. Population 30. Mail weekly.
SANDERSVILLE.
Washington County-S. & 1. R. R.
Population, according to census of ISSO, 1,273. It is the county seat, and is 3 miles from Tennille, nt which point the S. & T. R. R. connects with the Central Railroad; 58 from Macon, 138 irom Savannah and 161 from At-
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lanta. It has three white churches -- Methodist, Christian and Baptist . three colored -one Baptist and two Methodist-and white and color- ed schools. The grounds of the Washington County Agricultural So- ciety are situated near the town. The principal shipments are cotton and fruit. Southern Express, West- ern Union Telegraph. John B. Rob- erts, P. M.
Robert L. Rodgers, attorney .. at- law, collecting, conveyancing and surrogate practice, Atlanta, Geor- gia. (See page 95)
Adams Horace D., grocer and har- ness mnfr
Arnau Michael L., vatchmkr
Bayne Mrs. & Co. ( Mrs. Sophronia J. Bayne, Miss Mary W. Perry), milliers
Boyer Mirabeau H., saloon
Brantley & Hatch (Solomon D. Brantley, Milo G. Hatch), physi- cians
Brown C. C., attorney
Brown William H., saloon
Bruce Eugene (c), barber Chester John (c), blacksmith
Cohn Jacob M., genl store
Davis H. Mrs., confectionery
Evans Beverly D., attorney
Gallaher, tel opr Gallaber William, grocer
Gilmore John N., hotel and attorney Greenwood F., genl store
Haines A. Y. & Son ( Alfred Y. and Noble L.), genil store
Happs P. Son & Co. (Morris Happs. Louis Cohen), dry goods and gro- ceries
Herald and Georgian, William Park, propr.
Hermann Isaac, saloon and grain Hollenback G. H., blacksmith
Hollifield Horatio N., physician Hines James K., attorney
Irwin J. I., rr and exp agt
Jernigan Andrew J., propr the Mer- cury
Jernigan S. F. Mrs., confectioner
Langmade Edward S., attorney Latimer John R., hotel
Laveigne James T., carriage maker and undertaker
Little Henry M., blacksmith
McCarty William A. & Co. ( William A M.Carty, - - ), genl store
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Matthews Edom E. (c), barber Mathis & Haines ( Aylesbury Mathis, N. Lee Haines), drugs
Mercury The, A. J., Jernigan propr Minton & Holsonbake (Warren D. S. Minion, William H. W. Holsonbake), gunsmiths
Newman Mark, co, ordinary
Newman M. & Sou ( Mark and James D.), genl store
Orr Bros ( William L. and Edward J.), genl store
Pace John C., stoves and tinware
Park William, propr Herald and Georgian
Pringle Coleman R., flour mill and gin, and pres S. & T. R. R.
Rawlings Benjamin T., livery stable Reinhart & Sanders (George A. Rein- William G. Sanders), shoemkrs Renfroe Enoch E., genl store
Renfroe William H., carriage mnfr and undertaker
Rogers O. H., attorney and co. treas- urer
Robert S. Arthur, meat market Roberts John B., physician and postmaster
Robison John W., attorney
Roughton Bradford E., drugs
Roughton Henry C., confectionery Roughton Zacherish H., grocer Sandersville and Tennille railroad, C. R. Pringle, pres ; H. N. Holli- field, secy ; J. I. Irwin, supt
Smith S. J. & Son (Samuel J. Smith), genl store
Sparkes Aylesburg S., grocer
Sparks, May & Co. (John J. Sparks, Reuben V. B. May, Thomas H.
Sparks), dry goods, boots and shoes Sullivan Edward A., notary
Summerlin Michael D. C. M., physi- cian
Tanner G. W. & Co. (George W. Tanner), genl mdse
Tapper James T., planing mill, lath mill, saw mill and wheel- wright
Tarbutton & Duggan (Benjamin J. Tarbutton, Charles 1. Duggan), genl store
Warthen George D., genl store
Warthen Richard L., attorney Watkins William E., grocer
Watkins W. E. & Co. ( William E. Watkins, Benjamin G. Smith), gent mise
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WVerdon William H., carriage mkr Whiddon Benjamin, meat market
SANDY CROSS.
Oglethorpe County.
Located 9 miles from Lexington, the county seat and nearest railroad and express station and 25 from Athens, the nearest telegraph office and banking town. Has a popula- tion of about 30. Millstone creek furnishes the necessary power to op- erate a flouring and corn mill, and there is a steam gin. Receives & daily mail by carrier from Crawford and Elberton. S. A. Cunningham, P. M.
Amerson G. C., grist mill
Dawson W. T., saloon Jones J., blacksmith
Phillips J .. genl store
Watkins J., physician
SANDY RIDGE. Henry County.
Twelve miles from MeDonough, the county seat, and 17 from Cov- ington-(a. R R .- its shipping point, cia which Atlanta is 58 miles distant. Population 50. Mail weekly. Robert J. Harper, P. M.
Fincher John L., saw mill
Welch Adolpus L., justice Welch George W., genl store
Giddeons William C., dentist.
Harper Robert J., carriage mkr
SANDY SLUE. Coffee County. Sixteen miles south of Douglas. Mail to Pearson.
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Gilmer County.
Known also as Buckhorn and Boardtown. Is 9 miles from Ellijay, the county seat, and 45 from Dalton, the nearest railroad, expre s and tel- egraph station and banking town. Has a population of about 30, four churches-two Christian and two Baptist -a high and three common schools. Streams near by furnish the necessary power to operate grist and saw mills. Farm produce, copper, iron and gold forni-h the chief arti- eles of export. Ship via Dalton. Semi-weekly mail by carrier from Ellijay and Ducktown, Tenn. Wil- liam Jones, P. M.
Burch & Dillard, grist mill
Cobb & Searcy, genl store Johnson W. M., teacher
Jones William, genl store Norris N. C. Rev., Christian Sisson R. A., grist mill
SANVALDA.
Mitchell Connty.
Eight miles sontheast of Camilla. Address mail to Pelham.
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SARDIS.
Burke County.
Twenty miles southeast of Waynes. borough, the county seat, cia which the distance to Atlanta is 233 mile -. No further information could be procured from this point.
SAUNDERS TOWN. Pickens County. Four miles west of Jasper, its post- office.
SAVANNAH. Chatham County.
The county seat, and second city in size and commercial importance, is situated on the Savannah river, 1: miles from the Atlantic Ocean. The city was founded in 1733 by General James Oglethorpe. It became evi- deut from the first settlement that it would eventually become a place of great importance. Possessing an excellent harbor, and being in a mea- sure the gate through which must come the vast supplies for the interior country, the city has, despite the ravages of war and famine, steadily increased in population and imper. lance. And while its growth has not been so rapid as that of some other cities in the state, it has been perfect- ly healthy, until, at the present time the city is, from a financial point, in: as good condition as any city in the south.
ITS EARLY HISTORY.
After the first settlement in 1733, very little of importance occurred. SATILLA. except occasional attacks by Indians until 1754, when the first General Wayne County-M. & B. R. R. (See Haslum.) Assembly of Georgia convened in the city. During the war for inde. pendence, the city was alternately SATILLA. held by both Americans and British. Wayne County-B. & A. R. R. (Sce Lulaton. The loyalty of the inhabitants at this time, although frequently put to the severest test, was never for a mio. SATILLA BLUFF. Conden Counth. ment doubted by the other colonia -. After the close of the war in Decem- ber, 1789, the legislature granted a A landing on the Satilla river near ! charter of incorporation, and the first its mouth, and about 33 miles from ! eity government was inaugurated dur- the county seat, St. Mary's.
I ing the next year. The new city Con-
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tinued to increase in importance un til 1820, when a destructive fire broke out, destroying in a few hours very nearly 500 houses, and inflicting a loss upon the inhabitants of over $4,000,000. The population at this time numbered about 7,500.
In 1821 the city was visited by vel- low fever, cansing great loss of life. The pestilence again made its ap- pearance in 1854 and again in 1570. During the late war between the States, Savannah was a point of great strag tic importance, conse- quently it su-tained great fosses.
Despite all this, the city has grad ually increased in importance. In 1850 the population was about 18 0 0. In 1860 it had increased to 22,000, and to 28,000 in 1870. The census of 18SO give it 30,681 within the corpo- rate limits.
In addition to the water communi- cations possessed by Savannah, there are several railroads. The Central, connecting the city with Macon and Augusta, and affording a western outlet ; the Savannah, Florida and Western, extending through the ex- treme southern portion of the State to Albany, a distance of 258 miles, and having branches to Ja konvi le and Live Oak, Fh. At the Latter point, connection is made with all Gult ports in western Florida. Bruge quantities of cotton come to savan nah by these two routes. The Sa vannah and Charleston, extending to the latter city, and attorling com- munication with northern and rut-t- ern cities. There are also short lines connecting the city with I-leo! Hope, Montgomery, White Bluff, Thumb r- bolt and other places of resort lying along the sea con-t.
The exports of Savannah, consist Ing of cotton -of which abon: S 0,0 xt bales are shipp d annually - rice, lumber, turpentine, rovin, wool, bees wax, fruits, vegetables, etc., rp prouch an aggregate value of about $75.000,0 0. per annum.
The manufacturing interests of the city are comparatively sind , but an impems is now b ing given to these interests, and from present indica- tions, Savannah in a few years will compare favorably in this respect,
with cities of like importance in the South.
The capital of the various banks is amply sufficient for the transact- ing of the business of the city.
There are a number of beautiful parks in different parts of the city, and also four cemeteries near.
The educational interests of the city are represented by the Savannah M dical College, the Academy of Saint Vincent dePaul, under the control of the Sisters of Mercy, and an excellent system of public schools for both white and colored pupils.
In point of public difices and churches, Savannah compares favor- ably with her sister cities. The ag- gregare number of churches of ali denominations being 33.
The city has telephone commun- cations, Western Union Telegraph and Southern Express. LaFayete Melnews, P. M.
Robert L. Rodgers, attorney at hw, collecting, emvevaneing and surrogate practice, Atlanta, Ga. Se page 95).
Abbott Andrew A., drugs, w Broad, cor Brvan
Ab ahams & Birnbaum (Elmond II. Abrahams, Mix Brabaum), clothing, 158 Broughton
Academy of St. Vincent de Paul, Rev. No.her Ignatius, su- perioress, Abercorn, se cor Liberty. ( see page 4,3)
Adams A. P. and S. B. ( Alexander P. and Samel B.), attorneys, 103 Bay
Adams Willitan B., com o deeds, 103 Bay Alexande: J. Mrs., clothing, 156 Con-
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Alexander & Maxwell ( William E. aud George R. Alexander, Charles R. Maxwell), whol grocers, Aber- corn, n w cor Bryan
Allen George W., queensware, 105 Broughton
Allen & Lindsay (David G. Allen, William J. Lindsay), furniture, 169 and 171 Broughton
Altmayer A. R. & Co. (Aaron R. Alt- mayer --: ), millinery, 135 Brough- ton
Anderson Charles, confectioner, 188 Bryan
Anderson Charles G., photographer, 177 Congress
Anderson Joseph N., grocer, 2 East Broad
Andrew John, cigar mnfr, 28 Whit- aker
Appel Louis, clothing, 162 Bryan
Arkwright Cotton Mills, An- diew Campbell, propr; s end of Guerard
Armstrong O. A., shoemkr, 26} Dray- ton
Asendorf Cord, grocer and saloon, Tattnall, cor Gordon lane
A-endorf John M., grocer, Haber- sham, cor Jones' lane
Asendorf Peter A., grocer, 95 Price
Bacon D. C. & Co. (De Witt C. Bacon, William B. Stillwell), lumber and com mers, 64 Bay
Bacon & Brooks ( Albert S. Bacon, Jordan F. Brooks), planing mill, East Broad, eor Liberty
Bain James, grocer, Broughton, se cor E. Boundary
Bailey David, eity sheriff, Court- house
Bailey James P. (c), barber, 25 East Broad
Baker G. D. & Co. (George D. Baker), copper works, 33 Bryan
Baker Marcus S., wood and coal, West Broad, sw cor Railroad
Baldwin & Co. (Daniel H. and George J. Baldwin), mufr fertilizers and com mers, 116 Bay
Barber Bros. (Joseph and Robert), grocers and saloon, Barnard, cor New Houston
Barnickel John, baker, Huntington, cor Tattnall
Barnwell Edward (c), saloon, Jack- son, cor Arnold
Barnwell Richard O., cotton expor- ter, 56 Bay
Basch Theodore, dry goods, 20 Jef- ferson
Basinger William S., attorney, 108 Bryan
Basler Valentine, saloon, 171 Dryan Bean Philip, genl store, 180 Bryan
Beckett Isaac, attorney, 12 Whitaker Beckman William, grocer and saloon, 106 Jefferson
Behrens J. H., grocer and saloon, Farm, nw cor Pine
Behrens & Co. (John B. Behrens, Fred Heeinsoth), grocers, Farm, cor Olive
Bendheim Bros. & Co. (Adolph D., Meier and Henry Bendheim), cigar mofrs and dealers in smokers' articles, 143 Bay
Bennett Anthony (c), shoemkr, 37 East Broad
Bennett R. M. Mrs. (c), hair goods,56 Whitaker
Berndt Charles, saloon, 22 West Broad
Berrien Louis (c), shoemkr, 54 Mont- gomery
Bessellieu Thomas E., dentist, 115 Congress
Beytagh John, grocer, 54 East Brood Beytagh Mari- Mrs., grocer, E. Boun- dary, cor Wheaton
Bilbo John, attorney, 135 Bay
Bing Lisbun (c), shoemkr, 74} Dray- ton
Bischoff John M., grocer, Canal, cor Farm
Black William M., baker, 46 Taylor Blanchard Eugene R., hatter, 7} Bull
Blonk Benjamin L., ice cream, Whitaker, cor Perry lane
Blun Henry, broker, 120 Bryan
Boldridge George, grocer, 24 Price
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Boley Michael, furniture, 186 Brough- ton
Bol-haw Thomas H., queensware, 152 St. Julian
Bond Thomas P., com mer, 153 Bay Boriss Lewis, cabinet mkr, Bay lane, e of Abercorn
Botts Henry T., ins agt and notary, 108 Bay
Bouton Alonzo G., dentist, 145 South Broad
Boyce Lydia Mrs., saloon, 17 South Broad
Brady Bernard, mer tailor, 1332 Con- gress
Branch & Cooper (Sanford W. Branch, William G. Cooper), gro- cers, 146 Broughton
Brauss Louis, barber, 48 Whitaker
Bren William. ticket agt., C. & S. and S. F. & W. R. R., 22 Bull Brickman Theodore, cabinet mikr, 25 Drayton
Brierly & Maitland-Dongall ( Alfred Brierly, Frederick II. Maitland-
Dougall), cotton exporters, 88 Bay Brigham Henry, pres Mer Nat Bank Brown Charles V. (c), shoemkr, 953 Froughton
Brown Dominick, boots and shoes, 29 Jefferson
Brown J. H. & Co. (John H. Cavanaugh Patrick, baker, 43 East Brown, Charles L. DeLamotta), Broad books and stationery, 176 Brought- Cavelier Frank, jeweler, 112 Brough ton ton (See page 439)
Brown William (c), saloon 182 Bryan Brueckmann Theodore, cabinetmkr, 25 Drayton
Bruyn De Witt, architect, 115 Brough- ton
Bube Henry, grocer, Joachim cor Farm
Buchanan Frank, rice broker, 54 Bay
Burch John R., grocer, President, I w cor East Boundary
Burke William (c), shoemkr, 123 York
Burns Margaret Mrs., dry goods, Montgomery, s w cor Jones
Burroughs Jomm W., attorney, 120 Bryan
Butler John G., paints, etc., 22 Dayton
Butler Osceola, druggist, 125 Con- gress
Butler Worthington C., boots and shoes, 133 Congress
Butler & Stevens ( Robert M. Butler, Henry D. Stevens), cotton factors and com mers, 88 Bay
Buttimer Patrick, saloon, MeDon- ough co: East Boundary
Byck L. E. & Son (Lehman E. & Max Di, diy goods, 196 Broughton Byines George F., grocer, 18 Hous- ton
Callan Henry A., tourist agt, Bull, n e cor Bryan
Camp Daniel B., patterns, Whit- aker n w cor State
Campbell Andrew, propr Ark- wright Cotton Mills, Send Gaerard Canty Thomas, wheelwright, w s Indian w of West Broad
Cardif John, umbrellas, 47 Whit- aker
Carlos Patrick, saloon, Indian w of Farm
Carr William (c), saloon, 178 Bryan Carroll Ana-tatia Mrs., grocer, Farm vor butle Joachim
Carson Luke, livery stable, 89 and 90 Broughton
Cary James (e), barber, 29 Drayton Cassels Richard B., wood, East Broad cor Taylor
Cavannangh Jeremiah F., ice agt, 144 Bay
Central Railroad and Banking Co.
W. M. Wadley pres; T M. Cun. ningham cashier. bank, 115 Bay Central Railroad and Banking Co of Georgia, W. M. Wadley pres; Geo. A. Whitehead genligt and pass agt; William Rogers gont supt; office and depot West Broad cor New
Champion Aaron H., grocer, 154 Congress
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Chaplin Walter II., grocer, 95 Aber -! corn
Chaplin William F., drugs, 93 Aber- corn
Charlton Thomas J., physician, 67 Whitaker
Charters William M., physician, State, s w cor Montgomery
Chase James P., steamboat agt, foot of Drayton
Chess, Carley & Co., J. W. Moore, mngr ; oils and naval stores, 136] Bay
Chisholm James C., gumsmith, 188. S .. Julian
Chisholm William W., cotton factor, 104 Bay
Chisholm & Erwin (Walter S. Chis- holm, Robert G. Erwin), attorneys, Abercorn, cor Bryan
Christian John A., grocer, Price, cor Hall
Christian John A., saloon, 21 Jeffer son
Churchill Aaron F., stevedore, 122 Bay
Clark A. Mrs., vegetables, 201 Bay
Clarke, James K. & Co. (James K. Clarke, Alfred Dobell), timber 1363 Bay
Clason & Co., J. DeBruyn Kops, agt; cotton exporters, 84 Bay
Cleary William J., grocer, 39 East Broad
Clemence James, shipsmith, River cor Whitaker
Cler Charles F., shoemkr, 1142 Broughton
Clifton William, attorney, 1 Bull
Coakley & Jones (Robert Coakley, James W. Jones), wood and coal, Canal, foot of Bryan
Coast Line Railroad Co., Alfred Hay- wood, pres; Frank Lamar, supt ; Bolton e of East Broad
Coben Isaac G., saloon, East Broad Cosgrove William H., plumber, 4: Ball
cor Jones
Cohen Jacob, dry goods, 152 Brough- ton
Cohen Jaco, T., variety store, 165 Broughton
Chen M H., ins ast, 93 Bay
Cohen Octavus & Co. (Octavus Cohen, Ciavins Phillips, Mis. Hell- rietta Y. Cohen, specia!), com mers, 93 Bay
Cohen Solomon, carriages, 153 Bay
Cohen & Brown (Joseph Cohen, Se- lig Brown), dry goods, 175 Congress Coker Patrick H., physician, South Broad, ne cor Houston
Cole William H., saloon, 21 Drayton Coleman Charles, cig rs and tobacco, 103 Broughton
Coller Peter, shoemkr, 115 Brough- ton
Collier, Charlton & Mackall (Need- ham C. Cohier, Waher G. Charl- ton, William W. Mackall), attor- neys, 1 Bull
Conley Peter J., saloon, S Barnard
Comer H. M. & Co. (Hugh M. Co- mer, J. G. Heyward, Edward T. Comers, cotton factors, 114 Bay
Connor E. M., books and stationary, 233 Bull and 126 Broughton
Conoway & Moore (John S. Cono- way, James F. Moore), saloon, East Broad, cor South Broad lane Cook Frederick, grocery and saloon, Bolton, cor West Broad
Cooley Martin, grocer, Bryan sw cor Farm
Cope James E., city treasurer City Exchange, ns Bay
Comell Livingston M., lightning r als, 117 Broughton
Cortino Charles A., barber, 106} Bryan
Costos John, saloon, 34 South Broad
Condihan Thomas, notions, 100 Price Cowardin Thomas G., dentist, 135 Conpies
Cox Charles, tin, copper and sheet iron, 45 Barnard.
Cox Dudley, stock yards, West Broad, sw cor Williams
Crawford & Lovell ( William C. Craw- ford, Edward F. and Edward Lovell), Hardware, 155 Broughton
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Creaghen Patrick J., grocer, ss Indi- an Lane, e of Farm
Cronk Joseph A., attorney, 111 Bay
Cummings Henry (c), barber W 8 Montgomery, n of State
Cunningham John, grocer, 89 Bay Canbingham Thomas M., cashier Central Railroad Bank, 115 Bay
Cunningham & Lawton (Hen- ry C. Cunningham, Alexander R. Lawton, Jr.), attorneys, 105 Bay
Daftin & Dresser (Philip D. Daffin, Henry B. Dresser), cotton factors, 106 Bay
Dale J. J. & Co. ( Joseph J. Dale, David Wells), lumber mnfrs, Lib. erty, cor Thunderbolt road
Daly Elizabeth Mrs., genl store, 20 East Broad
Daly James, livery stable and harness mnfr, 35 West Broad
Daly John, shoemkr, 4 West Broad
Daly Joseph P., grocer, Mill, cor Farm
Daly Nicholas J., genl store, East Boundary, cor Wheaton
Daly Thomas J., stoves, etc, 177 Congress
Daney David Y., cotton factor and com mer, 108 Bay
Daniel William H., ins agt, 93 Bay Darnall & Susong (John P. Darnall, W. Anderson Susong, ) sale stable, West Broad, cor Harrison
Dasher George W. (c), shoemkr, es Montgomery, n of South Broad
Dasher I. & Co. (Israel and Frank W. Dasher, James G. Germaine,) dry goods, 145 Broughton
Davidson Isaac S., boots and shoes, 148 Broughton
Davidson William M., whol liquors, 158 Bryan
Davis Bros. & Co. (H. Clark -.
Lucien E. and Lucien B. Davis , stationers, Bull, se cor York
DeCastro Jacob O., cigars and toba - co, 20 Bull
Decker Paul, grocer, 173 Bryan
DeLeon Perry M., fertilizers, 104 Bay
DeMartin Richard, livery stabler, 140 State
Deignan Ann Mrs., dry goods, 43 Jefferson
Demere Annie Mrx., saloon, Indian, w of West Broad
Demere Raymond M., broker, 103 Bay
Denson Hardee (c), shoemkr, 6 Jef- ferson
Derby J. S. Mrs., dressiukr, 212 Aber- corn
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