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LYNCH & LEA, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, PROPRIETORS LYNON QUARRY PLANING MILL, DEALERS IN 2
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GEORGIA
STATE GAZETTEER
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY, FOR 1881 -- 82.
In this section of the work is embraced an alphabetical arrangement of all cities, towns, villages, hamlets, etc., whether post-offices or not, giving a brief description of each, and following with an alphabetical list of all business and professional citizens therein.
GENERAL ABBREVIATIONS.
adv advertisement | E or e
.east
propr. proprietor
road
agt.
... agent | es
asst .. .assistant
' genl general
ret
retail
insurance Sor s south av .. avenue
bet. between
mdsc merchandise
mkr maker $$ .. south side
clk
clerk mnfr
manufacturer SW south west
(c). colored
com mer.commission merchant Nor n north
co. county
ne ..
north east
treas. . treasurer
cor .corner
ns.
north s'de
Wor w .. west
dep. . deputy
dept . department
opp opposite
dist ..
district
pres presidet:t
dir
dealer | prin
principal
RAILROAD ABBREVIATIONS.
A. G. S. R. R
Alabama Great Southern , M. & E. R. R ..
Milledgeville & Eatonton
A. & K. R. R
Augusta & Knoxville
M. & N. G R. R. Marietta & North Georgi
N. E. R. R .. Northeastern
A. & S. R. R.
. Augusta & Savannah
A. & W-P. R. R. Atlanta & West Point
R. R. R. . . Rome B. & A. R. R
R. & D. R. R. Richmond & Danville
C. R. R ...
Cherokee
0. & R. R. R.
Columbus & Rome
E. A-L. R. R
Elberton Air-Line
E. I, V. & G. R. R.,
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Ga. R. R
Georgia
I.aw. Br. R. R
Lawrenceville Branch
Lou. Br. R. R
Louisville Branch
M. & B. R. R
Macon & Brun-wick
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S., R. & D. R. R ........ Selma. Rome & Dalton S. W. R. R. Southwestern
S. & T. R. R. Sandersville & Tennille
U. Co. R. R .. Upson county
W. & A. R. R Western & Atlantic
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supt. superintendent
nw. north west
WS .. west side
whol. wholesale
Brunswick & Albany Central Ros. R. R.
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ABBEVILLE. Wilcox County.
County seat ; estimated population 75; Hawkinsville, 24 miles north west on the M. & B R. R., is the nearest railroad, express and telegraph office and banking town, vid which the dis- tance to Atlanta is 175 miles. Ship to Hawkinsville. Steamboat trans- portation is afforded to this place by the Ocmulgee river. Cotton, timber and wool are the principal exporis. Mail received tri-weekly by buggy from Hawkinsville. W. A. MeLane, P. M.
Ashley C. W. Rev., Baptist
Ball Lewis, co. treasurer
Bowen Stephen, elk Superior Court
Cason Willis, sheriff
Davis J. W., lumber
Fitzgerald R. T., genl store
Gibbs W. M., co. ordinary
Harvey Charles, tax collector
Johnson G. W., genl store
McCall C. L., dentist and tax receiver Mashburn J. W., Rov. Baptist Reid A. A., genl store
Statham T. N., co. coroner;
Thigpen J. L., physician
Turner Elias. Rev. Baptist
Wilson W. W., co. surveyor
ABNER. Spalding County.
Located near the Flint river, 12 miles from Griffin, the county seat and nearest express and telegraph office and banking point, and 6 miles from Brooks' Station, its nearest rail- road station. Has a population of | John S.), genl store
about 45, a steam flouring mill, two saw mills and two gins, Baptist and Methodist churches and school. The
Dobb Wyall, (c) blacksmith
Eakin E. N., furniture
principal shipments are cotton and | Fielder William K., attorney
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lumber. Ship via Brooks' station Was established as a postoffice in 1580 and receives a semi- weekly mail from Brooks' Station by carrier. F. A. Tutnam, P. M.
Blanton W. P, flouring mill
Putnam F. A., genl store
Score S. A., cotton gin
Williams L. Miss, teacher
ABSOLOM. Hall County.
A newly established postoffice, from which we have been unable to obtain any information.
ACWORTH.
Cobb County- W. & A. R. R.
With a population of 1,000, is located 6 miles from the Etowah river, 12 from Marietta court house, 35 from Atlanta and 105 from Chattanooga; has offices of the Southern Express and Western Union Telegraph com- panies, two steam flouring mills, five brick churches and an academy with an average attendance of 100 pupils. Atlanta is the nearest banking town. Shipments made direct. Cotton the chief export. Mail twice per day by rail. T. A. Rooney, P. M.
Acworth High School, Prof. J. C. Holmes, prin
Alley L. C., livery stable
Armstrong & Adams, John C. Arm. strong, Hiram M. Adams), furni- ture mnafrs
Avery G. S. & Co., (George S. Avery, E. L. Shuford), genl store
Awtrey, Cooper & Co., (Merrill C. Awtrey James C. Cooper, Orlando Awtrey, ) genl store
Bailey H. C. & Bro., (Henry C. and Welborn H.), drugs
Baker William H., tel opr
Bate J. H. & Co., John H. Bate Julius L. Turner), jwelers, sewing machines, etc
Brooks J. M., physician
Cassidy Joseph, carpenter
Cokor E. R., furniture and undertaker
Collins J. F. & J. S. (James F. and
Cotton Alonzo, physician
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Doors, Sash, Blinds.
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Gibson Thomas H., blacksmith Goodwin Hiram B., genl store .Gray H., carpenter
Holmes J. C., prin Acworth High School
Humphries John R., physician
Jackson Joshua, genl store
Johnson A. G. Rev., Presbyterian
Kitchen Howell W., genl store
Lemon & Co. (Smith and James L. Lemon), genl store
Litchfield Elwin L., hotel and attorney
Litchfield & Putnam (Lemuel A.
Litchfield, Henry M. Putnam), genl store
Logan & Lemon, tanners
McEver Joseph, physician
Maeger R. C., distiller
Mitchell Robert M., exp and railroad agt and attorney
Moore Hoyle, (c) blacksmith
Moore T. F. & Co. (Tarleton F. Moore, Smith Lemon, John F. Cowen), grist mill
Northcutt Joseph J., attorney
Northeutt & Johnson' (Alfred M. Northcutt, John N. Johnson), genl store
Osborne J. C., physician
Phillips M. M. & C. C., (Matthew M. & Christopher C.). gent store
Pyron Bros., grist :mill
Pyron & Williams ( Thomas J. Pyron, George C. Williams), shoemkrs
Rainey, McMillan & Co , genl store
Reed Joel P., geni store
Rooney Alva C., artist
Byals J. G. Rev., Baptist
Scott W. Y. Rev., Methodist
Smith A., physician
Stidham James S., physician
Stokely Nat, (c), shoemkr
Tanner Leroy H., genl store
. Tanner & Hull ( John Q. Tanner, Reu- ben E. Hull), geul store
Tanner & Williams ( William J. Tan- ner, Harrison B. Williams), wagon mkrs .
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Thomas A. G. Rev., Christian
Wheeler N. J., distiller
White Frank. shoemkr
Williams G. C., shoemkr Williams J. N. & H. M., genl store
Wood & Cochran, genl store
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ADAIRSVILLE.
Bartow Comty- W. & A. R. R.,
Is a town of about 400 inhabitants, 20 miles from Cartersville, the county seat, situated near the Oothcologa creek, which furnishes fine water power. It has one church in town and two near by, and a fine acad- emy, Bartow Institute. Also express office, telegraph office and banking facilities. In manufactories it boasts of two steam gins, fouring mill and a cotton factory with 2,000 spin- dles, consuming about 20 bales of cot- ton weekly, turning out nearly 4,000 yards of goods daily, and furnishing employment to about 70 operatives. The principal exports are cotton, hay and grain. It was established as a post-office about 40 years ago and has four mails daily. J. H. Dyar, P. M. Allen & Echols, tin ware.
Anderson J. M , genl store
Ballew C. L., saloon
Branch I-ane, machinist
Cates M. A. Mrs., millinery
Combs R. D. & Co., grocers
Diekey L. C., teacher
Dickson C M., genl store
Dyar & Swain, genl store Fitten J. H., teacher
Gholston, Son & Co., genl store
Gray J. W. & F. P., cotton factory
Gray & Venable, genl store
Hamilton A. M., genl store
Hays & Elrod, saloon
Hiffburn & Gardner, gent store
Johnson Thomas, drugs and stationery Manning A. F., genl store
Manning G. M , four mill
Mastellen D. & B. F., dour mill
Pavloskie & Bro., wagon mnfrs
Reed G. O., confectioner
Stanton E. M., dry goods, etc
Stanton F. F., grocer
Tatum J. H., grocer
Veach J. M. & Co., flour miil
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ADAMS. Lee County. (See Enterprise.)
ADAMSVILLE. Fulton County.
Estimated population 500 ; S miles from Atlanta, the county seat and nearest railroad, express, and tele- graph offices, and banking town; ship goods by wagon from Atlanta. Sandy Creek forms a junction with the Chattahoochee river here, which af- fords power to operate one saw and two giist mills. A saw and gin nullis run by steam. Cotton, wood and Watermelons, are the chief exports. Mail twice daily from Atlanta and Douglasville by hack. A. H. G. Howell, P. M.
Alexander T. H., genl store and assistant p m Fletcher T., notary
Ford E. L., wagon mkr
Ford J. J., wagon mkr
McGee B. T .. genl store Spain Gilbert, blacksmith
Sugars F., shoemkr
Thompson & Green, saw mill Wilson Samuel, physician
ADAMSVILLE. Gordon County.
A small place about 4 miles north- west from Fairmount. No post- office. Receives mail at Fairmount.
ADEL.
Berrien County.
Situated near Bear creek, 12 miles from Nashville, the county site, and 24 miles from Valdosta, the nearest railroad and express station, tele- graph office and banking point. E -- ablished as a post-office in 1974; has
about 50 inhabitants; has saw and grist mills and cotton gins; receives mail S times a week from Nashville, Moultrie and Valdosta. Primitive Baptist church and one general store. J. J. Parish, P. M.
Chambers James, blacksmith.
Chestnut J. H, teacher
Hutchinson David G., grist and saw mill
Money D. S., notary
Morrison, D, W., shoemkr Parish J. J., justice
Shaw M. T., cotton gin
Wise B. J. & Co., genl store
AERIAL. Habersham County.
Situated near Chattahoochee river. Has about 25 inhabitants and is sometimes called Cool Spring. Es- tablished as a post-office in 1880. 83 miles from Clarkesville, the county seat, and 90 miles from Atlanta, the nearest banking town. Receives mail twice daily from: Mt. Airy, which is the nearest railroad and express sta- tion and telegraph office. Principal products corn, wool and stock. Ship to Mt. Any. J. J. Verner, P. M. Verner J. J., genl store
AFTON. Berrien County.
With a population of about 30, consisting entirely of farmers, Situ- ated on Bear creek, 12 miles from Nashville, the seat of justice, 21 from Tifton-B. & A. R. R .- via which Atlanta is 975; and 27 from Valdosta, the nearest banking town, telegraph and express offices. Ship by way of Tifton. The stream above named supplies power to operate a saw and grist mill. Cotton is the chief ex- port. Mail four times weekly from Nashville and Valdosta by carrier. G. E. Williams, P. M.
ACATE. Floyd County.
A newly established post office from which we have been unable to obtain any information.
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AIKEN.
Effingham County.
A post-office of small importance Norton R. G., physician Smith, B. H., physician Wilson S. A. & Son., genl store
AIR LINE.
Hart County - HI. & B. R. R.
Air Line is on the Hartwell & Bowersville Railroad. Was estab- Jished as a post-office in 1857, and has about 100 inhabitants. It is 6 seat, 3 miles from Bowersville, the nearest express and teleprapa office, and 40 miles from Athens, the near- est banking point. Is between Light- Linder J. W., grist and saw mill woodlog and choal ereeks, the latter . Orr James W., general store of which furnishes water power for several mills and gins. There are ALBANY. 3 churches and three schools in the neighborhood. Mail received daily. Ship via Toccoa and Bowersville. Thomas H. Wade, P. M.
miles from Hartwell, the county rived from Jaeks river. Country pro-
Adams J. A., grist and saw mill
Air Line School, Albert Owens prin Baskings William, machinist Brown A, L., genl store
Brown John, gin, grist and saw mill
Duncan M. A., chair maker
Hays J. R., blacksmith
Jordan J. B., blacksmith
McLane Hugh, civil engineer
Owens Albert, prin Air Line school Owens A. J., general store
Owens A. J. & Co .; saw mill
Owens W. A., druggist
Payne Francis, physician Phillips J. R., carpenter Richardson J. R. Rev., Methodist
Scott James, gin and grist mill
Wade Thomas H., general store
Watson H. R., shoemaker
Watson R. K., tanner
White E. W., apiarist
ALACULSY.
Murray County.
Population estimated at 200 within reach of the office. Situated at june- efficient and energetic. The town is tion of Jacks and Connesauga rivers, regularly laid out, the streets wide and pleasantly shaded, and are kept in good repair. Handsome residences, fine churches of the different denom- inations, excellent common and pri- 132 iniles from Atlanta, 22 from Spring Place, the county seat, and 32 from Dalton, W. & A. R. R., the most available railroad, telegraph and expres: offices and banking town. Vate schools, two weekly newspaper.
Ship by way of Dalton. Two grist and saw mills operated by power de-
Ance the chief export. Mail service weekly from Parksville by carrier. W. O. Kirby, P. M.
Dougherty County -S. F. & W. R. R.
Is the county seat and has a popu- lation of about 3000. It is finely sit- uated on the west bank of Flint river, in the midst of a fine farming district, and enjoys as numerous ad- vantages as any city of its size in the State. Is the terminus of four lines of railroad, viz : the S. F. & W .; the Albany Division and Blakely Division S. W. R. R. and the B. & A. line, making it the great- est railroad center in the Southwest- ern portion of the State, and is des- tined at no distant day to become one of the commercial centers of the State. Its merchants are liberal and experienced business men, carry a large and varied assortment of goods, and as a class are financially and morally sound. There is no better city in the State for investment of capital in commercial enterprises, or one that promises greater returns for judicious investment. The sanitary features are excellent, the rise of ground from the river bank affording perfect drain- age ; the officers of the city gov- ernment and police department are
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Cook A. J. & Co. (Hamlin J. Cook, Samuel D. Irvin, Jr.), cotton fac- tors and com mers
Collier George, gent store Cromwell Benjamin M., physician.
Crine Emanuel baker
Crine Marcus, genl store
Cutliff W. E. & R. J. (William E. and Ragan J.), gent store
Daniel Cornelius Jr., books and sta- tionery
Davis John A., agt C. R. R.
deGraffenried Lewis A., (c) genl store
De Moss & Osburn ( Wil iam V. De-
Moss. Craven T. Osburn), dentists Duft John M., hardware
DuPont T. D & Co. (Theodorc D. Dupont, Mrs. Henrietta Ehrlich), boots and shoes
Edwards Felix G., sheriff
Farkas Samuel, livery stable
Farrington Orson J., tailor
Female Institute, Mrs. A. Sterne, prin
Fields Albert, geul store
Fields Leroy T., grocer
Fleisher Adolph, barber
Forrester Joel R., genl produce and provision broker Forrester J R., tax collector
Gideon W. S. & Co .. (c), ( Winfred S. Gideon, Solomon Oliver ), grocers
(Hilbert W. H., Agt, & Co. ( William H. Gilbert, agt, Francis C. Jones,) drugs
Golinsky B. Mrs., milliner
Gortalowsky Morris D., genl store
Grass Joseph J., harness mkr
Greenfield & Brown, (Davis Green- field, Samuel B. Brown), genl store Greenwood George S, sash doors and blinds
Greer Archibald P., magistrate Greer James A., grocer
Greer & Floved. ( Archibald P. Greer,. Anderson F. Floved), genl store
Gunnison & Fleming, Samuel W.
Gunnison, William S. Fleming), hardware and queensware
Harrison William H., (c), gen! store Herrington James R., grocer Hester John T., genl store
Hofmayer J. & Co .. (Jones Hofmayer. Ellis Gundersheimer), dry goods
Joiner Joel W .. jeweler
Jones Lewis, (e), genl store
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-- the Albany Noes, published every Thursday, and the Albany Advertiser, published every Saturday, bear am ple testimony to the social, moral and intellectual advantages and status of its inhabitants. An iron froundry, planing mi !! and to o grist mills are in successful operation. It has a bank, three good hotels and four large cot- ton warehouses. The annual receipts of cotton amount to about 30,000 bales. It has telegraph and express offices, and is distan from Atlanta 209 miles, Savannah 208, Macon 106, and 171 from Brunswick by rail. Charles W. Arnold, P. M.
Robert L. Rodgers. attorney at law, collecting, conveyabeing and surrogate practice. Atlanta. (See advertisement)
Agency Central Railroad Banking Co. of Savannah, John A. Davis, agt
Albany Library Association, Miss Sal- lie H. Bacon, librarian
Albany News and Advertiser, MeIn- tosh & Evans, publishers
Alfriend E. W .. physician
Armstrong Joseph, notary and attor- ney
Bacon Salle H Miss, librarian Al- bany I brary
Bacon Wallace W., physician
Bailey Osvar, tev grocer
Birnes House, Merrick Barnes, propr Barnes Merrick, propr Barnes House Barnes, Yank-y & Co. (Engene H. Barnes, Jacob Yankey), livery stable
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Bogen Gustavus, clothing
Bogen G. Mrs., propr Bogen House Bogen Houve, Mis. G. Bogen, propr Burks Wiley P., dk superior court
Clark & Arnheim (Chester M. Clark, Jones Gilbert, (e), barber
Louis Arnheim) insagts
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AND WINDOW SHADES, IN BEAUTIFUL STYLES. at CARTER & SOLOMON'S, 50 Whitehall st., Atlanto.
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Jones Sidney J., attorney
Jones William T., county court judge Jones & Walters, ( William T. Jones, Jesse W. Walters), attorneys
Kemp & Mock, (Burrell T. Kemp, John Mock), saloon
Kendall John M., carpenter
Leben Benjamin F., baker
Lehman Frederick, wagonmkr
Lovitt Lawrence, genl store
Lyon Abbott T., photographer McCarthy Frank W., barber MeDonough Peter, shoemkr
McIntosh & Evans, (Henry M. McIn- tosh, Frank V. Evans), pubs News and Advertiser
Mann W. D., agt B. & A. R. R
MeGruder Richard, (c) carpenter
Mayer Morris, genl store
Mayer S. & Glauber (Samuel Mayer David Glauber), genl store
Mercer Nathaniel F., genl store
Newman David, agt .. genl store
Odom Zebulon J., co. ordinary and attorney
Oliver Henry T., (c) shoemkr
Oliver Solomon, (c) grocer
Oliver William, attorney
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