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IMPERIAL CREAM BREAD.

CHHC^E^S, Cfl^DY, CAKES, ETC.

68 & 70 E. Alabama St.,

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"Improvements the order of the age "

JOHN BRATTON, Act. SMITH-PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO.

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ROOM 46 OLD CAPHOL BUILDING,

ATLANTA, - GEORGIA.

PROFESSIONAL! CHARGES!

For Preliminary Studies, General Drawing', Specifications,

Details and Superintendence Five per cent.

PARTIAL SERVICES AS FOLLOWS:

For Preliminary Studies One per cent.

For Preliminary Studies and General Drawings Two per cent.

For Preliminary Studies, General Drawings and

Specifications Two and a half per cent.

For Preliminary Studies, General Drawings,

Specifications and Details Three and a half per cent.

Charges are based upon tbe actual cost of building and fees are successively due in"the order of the above classification.

ID. -A.. ZETILLI-AiT,

21 WEST PETERS STREET,

BUIUDBR OF

GA^IAGES and BUGGIES,

Wagons, Drays, Carts, Etc.

REPAIRINC AND FINE PAINTINC NEATLY DONE.

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K. C. I'ROUTY

F. K. HODGE.

THE

Butterfield Sprip^ Bed

IS THE BEST ON THE MARKET.

Ask kr Dealer for the kteriieli Spring and take h Other.

The Butterfield was awarded a Silver Medal at the

= New England Fair, also two First ^jv

Premiums and Three Diplomas at other Fairs where it has been exhibited.

The - Butterfield was also awarded a Medal at the 1 Piedmont Exposition, held at O Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 19th to Nov. 7th, 1891.

A trial will convince you that the Butterfield is the best. It is the only Spring made that has the Elastic Spring and Brace, each spring being coupled on the surface by side springs.

1 e MANUFACTURED BY

Prouty «& Hodge,

I42A Whitehall St., ATLANTA, GA.

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ESTABLISHED 1861.

INCORPORATED 1887.

THE liOWRY BANKING CD

OF ATHAHTA, GA.

Successors to W. M. efc R. .J. L,OWRY, Ban7<rers.

Capital Paid in Surplus

$350,000.00 70,000.00

Commenced Business under State Charter, May 1, 1868.

ROBERT J. DOWRY, Prest. TJ-IOS. D. JVIEflDOR, Viee~Pi<est.

JOS. T. ORJVIE, Cashier.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE SOLD.

GEO. W. PARROTT,

President.

C A. COLLIER.

Vice-President.

JACOB HAAS,

Cashier

CAPITAL CITY BANK

Capital, Surplus, Undivided Profits,

$500,000

100,000

10,000

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Accounts of Banks, Bankers, Individuals and Corpo- rations solicited, and favorable terms promised.

Personal attention given to all business, and the best service rendered our patrons in the treatment of their favors. Special attention given to collections in this State and all over the United States. Buy and sell Bills of Exchange on Great Britain, Ire- land, Germany, France and on all foreign countries.

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THE OLDEST NdTIONdL BdNK IN dTLdNTd.

Atlanta National Bank,

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RTLHNTA, GEORGIA,

CAPITAL, $150,000.

SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $210,000,00.

JAItlES SWANN, President. PAUL ROJIARE. \ i< . I>. . »j.i, .. I

C. E. CURRIER. Cashier.

Transacts a general banking business; deals in foreign and domestic exchange ; Govern- ment bonds bought and sold; superior facilities for making collections on this city and on all accessible points in the South, at lowest rates of Exchange, and remitted for promptly on day of payment. Accounts of Banks, Bankers, Merchants and others solicited. All correspon- dence receives our immediate attention.

Regular Correspondent, Fourth National Bank, New York,

Deposit Your Spare Money

IN THE-

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

-OF THE-

Atlanta Trust and Banking Company,

(or. Pryor and Alabama Streets.

Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received.

DIEECTOES :

W. A. HEMPHILL, A. 15. ADAIR, H. T. INMAN, \V. R. HAMMOND,

CHAS. BENJ. WILKINSON, CHAS. N. FOWLER, A. RICHARDSON.

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ATLANTA CITY MARBLE WORKS, ROBBINS & BRO., Proprietors.

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J. G. Thrower's Invalid Lift & Support,

ATLANTA. GA.

Testimonials

Meridian, Miss., Jnm Mr. .). (;. Throw br, Atlanta, So.:

Dear Sir: lla\ tag thorough!) i. -i. ,i, and in fact used one of your Lifting Ma- chines for some time, i reel it my dutj as well as pleasure to express my apprecia- tion of this wonderful Invention. My mother has been unable to walk tv,r over two years, and as she weighs about 27") pounds, I had to keep two stout women

hired tci wait On tier. Since I got the Ma- chine, the cook with the assistant - of the flve, seven or eight year old little uirls can handle her with perfect ease to the cook, and much more so to mother than two women could, it is economy, to say nothing of the extra

ease with which you can handle a person.

The extra woman cost me |5 per month and her hoard, which is, to say tie Of it, worth slO. §15 per month. I

per year. It will pay for itself the Brst year and have S130 clear profit left. Wish- ing von success, I am vuurs trulv,

THOS. M. FKKCUSON. Mr. James O. Thrower:

Dear. Sir: I take pleasure in recom- mending Mr. Thrower's Lifting Machine to all helpless invalids. For six years I have been confined to a wheel chair from paralysis, requiring two stong servants to lift me. Being induced to try his Ma- chine, I have found it of inestimable ben- efit. A child can lift or lower me with ease and without pain or distress of any kind to either of us, and I feel happy in my freedom from the bondage of servants. I would not part with my Machine for anything, snd I feel grateful to the kind friend of the suffering whose heart and brain originated this humane invention. Mrs. M. T. C'AKTELBERRY.

ASSISTING PATIEN1 TO WALK.

Elberton, Ga., July 14, '90. J. G. Thrower, Atlanta, Ga.:

Dear Sir : The Machine came duly to hand, had no trouble in putting together. We tried the working of it this morning with perfect success. It w. s the first time my mother has been off the bed in 1 11 1 eleven weeks. You can imagine how- relieved she was * * Aug. 22, '90. "As to the working of the machine, I don't see how we could have gotten along without it. We use it nearly every day, and it rests her so much , and then the bed feels so much better when she lies down after being made up and aired well.

I am yours truly, B. B. BRASWELL.

Griffin, Ga., Sept. 23. 1890. J. G. Thrower, Atlanta, Ga.:

Dear Sir : I was thrown from my buggy in June and my hip was broken. I could not be moved except by the assistance of four i 4 i men and then with much pain. I received one of your Lifts and Supports. and was then moved with the greatest ease and satisfaction. Your invention is a blessing to invalids. I do not see how I could successfully have passed through the ordeal without the aid of your inven- tion. I most cheerfully recommend it. M. j. DANIEL, M. D.

For further particulars write the inventor or call and see the machine in operation

At 9 l"2 E, Alab3Uia St., ATLANTA. from Chair to Bed or to any position desired.

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ARNOLD'S

Patent Safe and Extension Table

STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS

-FOR SALE BY-

W. M. ARNOLD,

TXpliolsterer and Kepairer Of cull kinds of Furniture.

6 Trinity Ave. - ATLaAJMTA, GA.

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Is a Fraternal and Beneficial Order, Chartered under the Laws of Massachusetts. May 12th, 1890.

The following table will explain the amount of each assessment on the several certificates which the Order issues, and will also show the weekly sick benefit attached to each for five weeks in each year, also the value of each certificate after three, six and nine months membership.

Amount of Weekly Amount payable

Assessment. Sick Benefits. in one year,

$2 00

$10 00

$100 00

1 50

7 50

75 00

1 00

5 00

50 00

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2 50

25 00

PAID AT DEATH.

After three months membership, one- fourth amount of certificate.

After six months membership, one- half amount of certificate

After nine months membership, three fourths amount of certificate.

DISTRICT OFFICES, 42 NORTH BROAD STREET.

C. R. McKEXZIE, Manager Department of South.

(j. W. FOOTE, District Deputy Supreme President. C. L. FOOTE, District Secretary.

Ladies and Gentlemen are Admitted on Equal Terms.

No Medical Examination Required.

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ESTA.IJLISIIKD 1835.

PRHSOfiS 8t BOSTICK,

hsx®^ Real gstate Brokers.

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LOANS NEGOTIATED.

Mineral, Timber and Country Lands for Sals,

Houses and Other Property Rented.

Correspondence Solicited.

2 South Broad St., - - ATLANTA, GA.

WALTER S. HUMPHRIES, Manufacturer's Argent.

BUILDER'S SUPPLIES.

Interior Decorations, Etc.

Samuel Cabot's Creosote Stain, Brick Preservative and Anti-Pyre Paint. S. Bowen's Sons Pecora Mortar Stain.

Jas. G. Wilson's Rolling, Veneiian, Sliding and Folding Blinds. G. W. Koch's Parquet, Mosaic and Inlaid Floors.

The Michigan Radiatorand Iron Manufacturing Go's "Perfection" Radiators, The Gardner Steel Sash Ribbon, Pulleys and Attachments. K. M. Hicks ifc Go's Sidewalk and Vault Lights.

Chas. A. Conklin Mfg. Cos. Old Fashion and Lenox, Stamped and Guaranteed Tin Plate.

Fresco Painting, Fine Wall Papering, Etc. Mantels, Grates, Tiles, Etc. - Roofing Slate. The Hildreth Varnish Co.

IRON WORK : - Wrought Iron Fence, Automatic Carriage Gates, Cresting and Terminals. Wire Office and Counter Railings, Wire Flower Stands, Stable Fixtures, Copper Weather Vanes, Fire Escapes, Balconies, Stairs, Brackets, Etc., Lawn Seats, Vases, Hitching Posts, Carriage Blocks, Steel and Iron Jails and Vault Work, Station House Cages and Structural Irou Work.

47 Old Capitol Building, - ATLANTA, GA.

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200

III. peters St,

Manufacturers of

Stair Casss, Mantels. Store ui Dice Fixtures,

Fine Front and Vestibule Doors.

Clayton Sewing Machine Motor,

Atlanta, Georgia.

Used by

Dr. K. H. Boland, Dr. V. Woolley, J. W. Goldsmith, Mrs. W. J. Wood, A. J. Haygood,

Mrs. W. W.

Thompson

And many otheri in Atlanta.

Electro-Plating

polis^in^

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bartering

Done Promptly.

FACTORY. 293 --- 297

Marietta St.

Salesroom. S9 and 91 Whitehall St.

Office, 17 1-2 Peachtree St.

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Atlanta -Cla^ical^ehool.

II6V2 P&acMree Street.

©o^s and ^oun| Men are fitted for (Jolle|e ; but special

attention is <gi\)en to f^adin<|, C/9ritin<g, Spelling

and ©Arithmetic.

FACULTY;

B. T. HUNTER, A. M.

English, Drawing, Science.

DeWITT c. ingle, a. m.,

Latin, Greek, Mathematics.

S. R. WEBSTER, [Moore's Business College.]

Penmanship.

Circulars containing full information sent on application.

ELECTROPOISE VICTORY.

MANUFACTURED AT DETROIT, MICH,

DR. SANCHE, the Inventor and Discoverer.

CURES TYPHOID FEVER

A.U Diseases Without Medicine.

On application will furnish best city testimonials. For sale at $3(lcas/i, by

ALEXANDER BECK, State Agent, 23J? W. Alabama St., - - - ATLANTA, GA.

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JAS. A DAVIS. Paienta and President. J.T.STEWART. GiirrefpondentandSterelary.

THE JAS. A. DAVIS

Water Wheel and Machinery Go.

The Water Wheel and Mill Machinery a Specialty.

Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Gins, Presses, Iron and Steel Shafting-, Cast and Mortice Gearing, Pulleys, (Wood and Iron,) Cast, Wrought and Steel Piping, Rubber and Leather Belting and Mill Supplies generally.

Correspondence and Orders Solicited ; Prompt and per- sonal attention given to same.

Write for Prices and Cash Discounts on the latest improved Wheel and other Machinery.

13 East Alabama St., Atlanta. Ga.

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S. A. ALBRIGHT,

PRACTICAL

Plumber, Steam & Gas Fitter.

I Best of Work.

All orders executed with dispatch.

8 West Wall St.

CENTENNIAL BUILDING.

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©lank ©ooks.

Do you have our line of attractive,

Quick Selling Blank Books and Tablets?

If you do not have our goods in your store it will be to your interest to write for our Catalogue and prices.

' We munufacture our own paper and convert it in- to shape for the Blank Book Trade, and can offer you special inducements to handle our line.

ROARING SPRING BLANK BOOK CO. Roaring Spring, Pa.

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C. BEERMANN. President. A. STEINER, Sec and Treas.

Brewing and |ce Company

Brewers and Bottlers of Lager Beer,

^I'lCE MrnufrcturersJ-

OFFICE. BREWERY AND ICE FACTORY.

Corner Courtland and Harris Streets.

J. J. FHBER,

28 Whitehall Street.

Photographs,

Crayons, Pastels, Oil Paintings, Etc.

Copying Old and Faded Pictures a Specialty.

Fine Work Guaranteed. Examination Solicited.

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28 X^rnitetiall »t.

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CARTER'S

Style A - Bottle 50 per cent, larger than other brands, stretcher to hold cloth when working, pen-holder and trio pens.

Style B - isottle alone in special box. For sale by the manufacturers.

Style C - An oblong cardboard box jjj with polished wooden stretcher, six ^ of these fastened to an ornamental card and mounted as an easel.

CARTER, DINSMORE & CO.

Boston, New York and Chicago,

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». F*. RlCHARDwS «& »OJV,

^-TxJ-A»nsr,T,^k., OKA..,

Who also have a Full Line of CARTER'S Inks, Writing Fluids and Mucilage.

WILLIAM TONK*BRO.,

Manufacturers and Importers of every kind cf

FTJusical njcrchandise,

The Edwin Guitars, Sterling Banjos,-

Euterpe Band Instruments,

Emmet Professional Harmonicas,

Beau Ideal Violin Strings.

A.sk your Music D&nler for tli&m*

WILLIAM TONK & BRO. 26 Warren Street, New York.

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THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL BUILDIN& AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,

Home Office, Atlanta, Georgia.

CAPITAL, $5,000,000. SHARES, $100.00 EACH. Assets January 1st, 1892, $700,000.

HENRY L. ATWATER, President.

WM. C. HALE, Secretary.

L. J. LAIRD, Manager of Agencies.

OFFIC6RS:

A. J. ORME, Vice-Prest. and Mgr. Loan Dept. R. M. FARRAR, Treasurer. ELLIS & GRAY, General Counsel.

IXjXj-TJ-ST^S.A-'XIOILTS :

Investment $1,000 at Maturity.

Estimate of the .Cost and Profit on Ten Shares.

Membership Fee

Eighty-three months at !

10 00 -498 00

Total cost in 7 years 508 00

Value at end of 7 vears 1,000 00

Less Cost 508 00

Profit $492 00

Loan. $1,000 in Cash.

Membership Fee for 20 Shares

Monthly dues, §12.00 per month for 83

months

Interest, $5 per month for 82 months

$ 20 00

996 00 410 00

$1,426 00

1,000 00

$ 426 00

SI, 050 00 426 00

Showing a clear profit to borrower of $ 624 00

monthly saved his

Amount obtained in the begining in oash

Estimated cost of loan, only

Probable rental value of a $1,000 house

$12.50 per month

Actual cost to borrower

For 20 shares multiply above results by 2 ; for 50 shares, by 5 ; 100 shares, by 10.

It will be seen from the above illustration that the member has repaid his loan on easy installments i $17.00 per month i ; become his own landlord at the beginning, and not only usual monthly outlay for rent, but acquired a home at an actual cost of 15 cents per day. For full particulars call on or address the

HOME OFFICE, Rooms 7, 2 and 3 Gould Building, ATLANTA, GA.

Rose & Bailey,

Wholesale Liquors,

43 F*eetclitree Street.

Fine Wines and Liquors for Family and Medicinal use. COUNTRY TRADE SOLICITED.

Agents for Ball entities Champagne Beer.

Try our "Puck" and "Pelican Club" Rye Whisky.

ROSE * BAILEY.

43 Peachtree Street.

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^-WILSOiNTS-fc-

Complete Method for the Piano-Forte.

An Entirely New Book, Very Simple, Clear, Concise and Progressive.

Particular attention is called to the manv additional featuresof this work not found in similar publications.

It Contains a complete and lucid descrip- tion of the rudiments of music.

It Contains musical writing lessons of great value to the beginner in acquiring a proper knowledge of the value of notes and rests, their position on the staff, etc.

It Contains numerous illustrations show- ing the correct position of the fingers, hands and arms.

It Contains a collection of instructive and entertaining four-hand exercises for Teach- er and Pupil. A great assistance in acquir- ing the habit of observing correct time.

It Contains many carefully selected solos in every style of playing, mostly new and popular for study and recreation.

It Contains a dictionary of terms and ex- pressions used in music."

In fact every subject is treated concisely, yet thoroughly and completely. Wilson's Complete .Method is printed in the best style, irom new plates, on fine quality of paper, has been very carefully prepared and revised, and consequently free from errors. We elaim it to be the Most Complete Method now in the market, and invite a careful examination of its many departments.

PAPER, 75 CENTS. BOARDS, $1.00.

For Sale by S. P. RICHARDS & SON, Atlanta, 6a.

HURST & COMPANY,

INCORPORATED,

THOMAS D. HURST, President. GEORGE D HL'RST, Treasurer, ( . VENTON PATTERSON, Secretary.

134 Grand Street, [)eUj Mfjrk

J^e^v Presentation Books :

EGYPT. Illustrated. INDIA. Illustrated. PALESTINE. Illustrated.

ENGLAND. Illustrated. GERMANY, Illustrated. IRELAND. Illustrated.

Size, 9? <2 x 12 inches. Over 200 pages, S3.00. Each book in a box.

These beautiful volumes are written by such eminent authors as Rev. Samuel C. Green, D. D.; Rev. Samuel Manning LL. D.: Rev. Richard Lovett, M. A.; Rev. W. Urwick, M. A.; and revised and partly re-written by Prof. E. P. Thwing, Ph. D.

' These volumes, from cover to cover, are so artistically made and superbly finished as to constitute works of art that will be an ornament to any home and the most acceptable gift to a friend.

HIRST AND COMPANY, 134-136 Grand Street, New York.

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C.D.GRIMM, President, JOE L. RENFRO, Manager.

REN FRO MANUFACTURING CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Soda # /T^iperal U/at^rs

KEG CIDER, KEG GINGER ALE, VINEGAR, FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES, ETC.

Sole Agents for Atlanta and Georgia for-

TATE SPRING MINERAL WATER,

153, 155, 157 W. Harris St.,

Telephone 1403. P. O. Box 319.

THE

Brosius Motor Sewing Machine

. . Hurjs by Spring Power. . . . . Ho Treadle. . .

SEE IT BEFORE YOU BUY.

OFFICE .£u3>T:D FACTOF.Y :

1YELLS ST. AMD E. T., V. & G. RY.

City Salesroom, ~ ~ - 117 Whitehall St.

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The Atlantic Works,

Incorporated 1853,

60 to 76 Border 5U ^a$t Bostor?, (T\ass.

BUILDERS OF

Sleaiqships, Tow Baals

-AND'

STeH7VT YHCHTS,

Marine Engines, Boilers, Tanks and General Machinery.

MANUFACTURERS OF THE " DOOLEY PAPER CUTTERS."

7VYUSIC?- BOOKS.

Our New Singing School Books:

The Star of Bethlehem, ™u*hy\5;l^\?{££Ettlsuan'1

This book contains 192 pages of the VKRY BEST .music, suited to the want* of the singing school, church and Sunday school. Price. 75c. persingle copy, or 87.50 per doz.

HTllA ii'lMlkli' ttfaii Aldixe S. Kif.ffer, Editor. Rudi-

±I1C XtllljIlC (C5lcll, mental Statements by Prof.;B. C. Unseld.

More than 200,000 copies sold. A Solid South and Solid West for Temple Star. As a Class and Singing School Music Book it is used in all Southern and Western States. 184 pages, neatly and substantially bound. Price, 75c. per copy by mail, postpaid.

Pearls of Truth, in 8011s, By ^iZ^FLhSgET""

Ten thousand copies sold last year. The authors have made a good book. Each song is carefully selected, most of the music new. 112 pages. Over 100 songs. The Book also contains full Rudimental Statements, well illustrated. Send for sample copy and see for yourselves. If not satisfactory, money refunded. 30 cents percopv: $3.00 per dozen.

Harmony, Composition and Versification,

IBY <X- EL". BTJEBTJSH.

With TWELVE LESSONS ON RUDIMENTAL CLASS-TEACHING, by S. J. Oslin. 100 pages,

handsomely bound in boards. Price 75 cents per copy, postpaid.

Address the RUEBUSH-KI EFFER CO., Dayton, Va.

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JOSEPH A. LeSUEUR. MILES A. RUNGE.

IteSUEUR & RUUGE,

ARCHITECTS ~>§0° -

z±l OLD CHPITOL BUILDING. ATLANTA, GA.

The best and finest Architectural work done, and Superintendence at the most reasonable prices.

Call and see their uiork. They Guarantee Satisfaction.

WHITEHALL HOTEL,

391 U/f?itef?all 5treet.

Under1 jsleW Management.

Pirs+-(^lc\ss (^Accommodations.

(perms treasonably

J. C. THOMAS, Proprietor.

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Carem manufacturing Co.

South Hadley Falls, Mass., Opposite Holyoke,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Borjd^, Liqeng aqd Ledger,

« ALSO <

Extra Super and Superfine

FLAT PAPERS.

Type-Writer Papers a Specialty.

Rational Blanl^ Bgo^ Go.

76 DUANE STREET, NEW YORK,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Fine Memorandums ad Blank Booh

OF n\TBRY ni3SCRIF>TIOX.

CORRESPONDENCE SO L/C IT ED.

Factory at Holyoke, Mass.

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-B- THE ATLANTA {£*-

JVIedical^ Surgical Journal

ESTABLISHED 1855

EDITORS: H. V. M. MILLER. M.D. LL.D. VIRGIL 0. HARDON. M.D. F. W. McRAE. M.D.

PROPRIETORS HND mANHGERS:

L. P. KENNEDY. A.M. M.D. . Subscription Mngr. M. B. HUTCHINS. M.D.. Business Mngr.

L. B. GRANDY. M.D.. Mngr. editorial Department.

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.00 PER ANNUM.

ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION.

Has tike Caropes* Bozia 1'ide Circulation, and ia the Best ADVEKTISIWG MEDIUM, in tf,i~. section.

OFFICE, 63' . Whitehall St. - P. 0. Box 431.

Wegleijan Christian Advocate

Atlanta, C3-^_.

Circulation, 10,000. -*-*--* * * Read by 50,000 People.

Official OrqaT) for trp<? /T\fetrpodist ^piseoual C^rpurer;, 5°utr;, ir> (jeor$ia, u/itl? 155,000 ^ommur?i3aots.

WEEKLY. SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR.

Atlanta Advertisers can find no better medium. Rates rea-on- able, the circulation and influence of the paper considered. Try it. Subscribe for it. Rev. T. T. CHRISTIAN. Business Manager.

OFFICE, 34V WEST ALABAMA STREET.

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ROGGE & KOCH,

BALTIMORE, 7U£D.

# IMPORTERS OF *

TOYS, HOLilDAY GOODS

* - - AND - - *

Musical Instruments,

pl7oto|rapl7 cMlbums, plusl7 panc^ ^Articles,

ISrass pancy ©Articles, C#ork Soxes,

(alass Vases ar\d ©rnaments, 09rifin<| Desks,

Majolica ©laments, (SlassWafe.

Harmonicas of all desirable brands. Violin Strings, all the popular xtyles.

Violins, fine grades and ordinary goods. Dolls in endless variety.

Banjos, the most popular styles.

Toys, all conceivable popular styles.

II. S. TAYLOR- ESTABLISHED 1850. C. MERELLO.

H. S. TAYLOR & CO.

IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF

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Hand Organs & Pianos

229 PARK ROW,

Dew Yopk.

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G-ATE CITT

Electric Supply and Construction Co,

J. B HOLLIS, General Manager.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS & CONTRACTORS.

Hotels. Residences and Factories Equipped with Electric Bells. Lights and Watchman Time Detectors.

We make a Specialty of Isolated Electric Light Plants.

A Complete Line of Supplies Always in Stock, p. o. box i54. 37 Marietta Street.

GATE CITY HOTEL,

A. E. EAGLAND, Proprietor.

48', DECATUR ST., ATLANTA, GA.

Meals 25 cents. Rooms 25 to 50 cents.

BOARD PER DAY SI.OO.

Cur?ef?es ir> Cur?erp Boxes pieely prepared for Jrau^lir;^ parties.

BANK RESTAURANT,

A. E. EAGLAND, Proprietor.

Meals Furnished in the Best of Style.

Regular Meals 35 Cents.

Lunches also Carefully Prepared and Forwarded to any portion of the City.

25 CENTS EXTRK CHPIRCE.

Located under American Banking- and Trust Co.

28 Atlanta City Directory.

TRAUERS BROTHERS CD.

107 Duane St. and 16 Thomas St., N. Y.

MANUFACTURERS

Liberty Sea Island Twines,

Peerless Sea Island Twines, Oriental Sea Island

Twines, Liberty and Harmony Mills

Flax and Hemp Twines.

F>BBRLE,SS SAS// CORDS.

Braided Edge Hammocks and Attachments. Silver Lake Braided Cords.

Factories : West 51st and West 52d Sts., New York.

S. P. Richards & Son,

DEALEAS IN

GYfflNASItiM, BASE BAI2I2,

Cricket, Foot Ball and Lawn Tennis Goods.

Boxirpg ©loves, 9i?>kircg Saekle, ©is.

We handle a full line of the celebrated

A. J. Reach & Co.'s

PHILADELPHIA GOODS, including the

Association Ball, Bats, Cloves, Masks, Uniforms. Etc.

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F. A. PITTMAN.

W. A. HKMl'HILL, Jr.

PITT7WHN St CO.,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

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Rough and Dressed Lumber, Mouldings, Brackets, Etc.

teXjEFHodste 1040.

Office and Yard Cor. Hunter and Thompson Sts.

Southern Beijing Co.,

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RAPHAEL TUCK & SONS COMPANY,

. XiinvniTiEiD,

PUBLISHERS OF ARTISTIC

FINE MONOCHROME AND COLOR GIFT BOOKS,

LANDSCAPE, FIGURE AND FLOWER STUDIES,

By eminent artists, for Painting in Oil or Water Color.

etgnifieent piaecjuei,, ©alercdapi,.

Illustrated Catalogue mailed free on application.

298 and 300 Broadway, New York.

To be had in Atlanta of

S. P, RICHARDS & SON.

W. J. SHUEY,

U. B. pUBLpp pOU^E,

ZDa-37"to3TL, Olb-Io- General Publisher, Bookseller and Stationer,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SPECIALTIES.

Miscellaneous and Standard Books, Library and School Supplies of all kinds. Fine Bibles and Commentaries. The International Teachers' Bible -the best edition. Sunday School Songr Books, Christmas, Eas- ter and other Special Services.

Agents Wanted for our fast-selling Subscription Books

Standard Pictorial Parallel Family Bibles. The Great Invasion, Journey- ings in the Old World, and Fine Silk Plush Albums.

W. J. SHUEY, Publisher, DAYTON, OHIO.

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Atlanta Saw Worths,

./. P. McVEY, Proprietor.

Hanafacturers ofeyeri vartat] <>i

Planer and Moulding Knives,

-' , ALSO DEALERS IN

X Cp^ <? - 1 Rubber and Leather Belting-, Gum-

..^rfl^W mers, Swages, Files, Emery

O'

y "Wheels, Etc.

-/ Special Attention Given to Repairing.

All work at Lowest Prices and fully war- /#, >0 y? ranted. v\ rite for Catalogue.

*Wn<* J *^

A.tlnntn9 Georgia.

*T. S. FIELD,-*

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Professional

^,m

No. 49 West Hunter Street.

Cures Contracted Feet, Corns, Split Hoofs, Quarter Cracks, Thrush and Stop Interfering, and keeps the Feet in good healthy con- dition, by a practical and skillful style of shoeing. All work gets my special attention. I have in connec- tion a Repair Shop for the accommodation of my customers,

All Kinds of Repair Work Promptly Executed.

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E. BOWEN,

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS

Building Asbestos and Roofing Papers, Paper Mill Supplies.

236 WALNUT STREET

OI3KT OINnST-A-TI

OHIO.

sEHU Mr

Free Catalogue

^BOOKS OF AMUSEMENTS,.

Speakers, Dialogues, Gymnastics, Calisthenics,

-" Fortune-Tellers, Dream Books, Debates, Let- A

ter-Writers, Etiquette, Games, Etc.

DICK & FITZGERALD, No. 18 ANN ST.

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R. C. MITCHELL. M. G. PARKER

MITCHELL ft PARKER,

DEALERS IN

LUMBER,

Laths, Shingles, Etc.

383 MARIETTA STREET, cor. Simpson,

Telephone 332.

Atlanta, Ga,

The Standard Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the only

radical departure from old principles for 20 years, is without a peer for what is needed in a Sewing machine -

Light-Running, Noiselessness and Rapidity. Awarded First Premium at Birmingham, Ala., 1890; not ex- hibited this year. Two Premiums, Montgomery, Ala., 1890, not exhibited this year. Five Premiums on Machines, and premiums on 21 different pieces of Fancy Needle-work, at Piedmont Exposi- tion, L891. In addition to this, the following is a voluntary cer- tificate from the Committee on Awards :

Atlanta, Ga„ Nov. 5, 1891 Standard Sewing: Machine Co,, Atlanta; Ga.:

Gentlemen : We find the Standard Rotary Shuttle Machine to be the Best Constructed, of Best Material, and Finer Finish than any machine exhibited at Piedmont Exposition, 1891, and Award you Five Premiums. W. C. SHEARER,

W. T. ROFFE, Judges of Machinery.

We challenge competition with any machine in existence.

STANDARD SEWING MACHINE CO.

J. \V. MEWBORJS, Alanager.

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Fr. BERGNER & CO.,

Manufacturers of

/llbtims, patyey Qajes,

ITJippops and FJovelMes.

OFFICE AND FACTORY, NEW YORK SALESROOM,

308 W. PRATT ST., 506 BROADWAY.

BALTIMORE. «D. NEW YORK.

ESTABLISHED 1864.

CONTINENTAL MFG. COS.

Extra White Gum Mucilage,

Willstick & Co's Adhesive Mucilage,

Fine Black Writing Ink,

Violet and Blue Writing Inks,

Permanent Red Ink,

Beautiful Crimson Fluid,

Brilliant Carmine Ink,

Green Writing and Copying Ink,

Fancy Assorted Inks,

Chemical Blue Black Fluid,

Household Paste,

Writing Desk Ink Stands,

The Continental SpongeTopMueilage,

The Daisy Sponge Top Mucilage.

BEST IN THE WORLD. SEND FOR PRICE LIST,

THE CONTINENTAL MFG CO., 330 N. 3d St., - PHILADELPHIA.

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J. A. J. DAVIS,

CePYRIOHTED-'THE HUB/'.Ki.Y,

Carriage and Wagon Works.

HLA.CI£SMITHINC.

All kinds of REPAIRING and First-Class HORSE-SHOEING.

60-62 North Broad Street.

CARL HENTSCHEL,

Dealer in Imported and Domestic

Wines, Brandies, Whiskies

AND OTMBR LIQUORS.

Fresh Beer Always on Draught

Fine Tobacco and Cigars,

66 Decatur Street, Atlanta, Ga.

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DAVIDSON RUBBER CO.,

-MANUFACTURERS OF-

»«'^5M> - »3K--

pure Cum Bands m Rings

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Patent Velvet Erasive Rubber, Velvet Typewriter Erasers,

Penholders, Fountain and Stylographie Pens, Pencils,

Inkstands, Rulers, Copying Press Sheets, &e., &e.

KLSO

Druggist, Surgical and Fine - Goods,

BOTH IN HARD AND SOFT RUBBER.

Office, 19 Milk Street. Factory, Charlestown District.

BOSTON, TVE A J9JS.

THE S. T. SMITH CO.,

fio. 14 Park Place, ^EW VOHK CITY,

HEADQUARTERS FOR

TIPEWD SUFFLIES OF ALL

The Best Ribbons, Carbon, Manifold and Linen Papers for all the Leading Typewriter Machines.

RAILROAD TRAIN ORDERS A SPECIALTY.

"We would call your attention to our "Smith Ribbons," Indelible Copying, Black Kecord, Black Copying Purple, Black Copying Green, Pur- ple Copying, Blue Copying, Blue Record, Purple Record, Green Copying, Green Record, Red, Brown and all colors for the Remington, Caligraph, Hammond, Smith Premier, National, Hand Stamp and all other machines. Pads for the Yost Typewriter and all Pad machines.

Please Send for Our New Price List.

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D. WOODWARD, Pres't. w. n. DISBRO, Sec. ct Treas. WILL BAIGHT, Att'y.

Wholesale Dealers and Shippers of

LUMBER.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Doors, Sash, Blinds, Etc.

Hardwood Interior Finish, Mantels, Mouldings,

13ra(Refs and d>tair C/9orK, 09indoW and Door pVames.

°fKrS^dYard. Butler St, Ga. Railroad.

T<?iepi7ooe prfo. 59, /ttlar;ta, (Jeorgia.

Judge Jas. A. Anderson. Pres. Robt. C. Irwin, Sec. H. A. Beach, Cor. Sec. &Mgr. Loans. Sexton A. Anderson, Vice-Pres. W. J. Spear, Treas. Frank McKnight, Director Agencies, A. E. Calhoun, AWy.

American Mutual

Loan & Investment

COMPANY.

Authorized Capital, $20,000,000.

PURELY MUTUAL.

Loans Money at Six Per Cent, Interest, Call and See us. 39^ n. broad street.

38 Atlanta (My Directory.

DOBLER & MUDGE,

PAPER.

@ BALTIMORE H

EBERHARD FABER,

SOLE AGENT FOR

A. Hi. Faber's Iiead Peneils,

Penholders, Rulers, Rubber Bands, Erasers,

TRACING CLOTH.

545 & 547 Pearl St., New York 141 & 143 Wabash Ave., Chicago.

FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.

The information for this Directory was all written with "FABER No. 2," which years of experience has proved to be the best pencil for such use.

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BEFORE INSURING YOUR LIFE

INVESTIGATE THE LIFE RATE ENDOWMENT PLAN

OF THe

Union Central Life Insurance

By this Plan not only are the dependent ones provided for in case of death, but provision for the later years of the insured himself is made, if he lives.

The people are demanding this kind of insurance, so that all the lead- ing companies are endeavoring to give them policies that contain at least some of the principles of our plan. But there is no plan yet so simple as the Life-Kate Endowment, such as the Union Central has been issuing for so many years past.

We simply charge the ordinary life rate, the same as charged by this or any other company; the policy-holder pays the same amount each year, the dividends with all the accumulations remaining with the Company to the credit of each policy. In other words, we keep an individual account, in a business way, with each policy, taking the premiums paid, and all its share of interest and all profits of every description, and from this deducting each policy's share of the death losses and expenses, and when the policy has become self-sustaining, or when the policy has become matured we pay it in full. We never make any partial settlements; our policies, whether paid at death or maturity, are paid in full for the whole amount insured. It is not every one who can afford to pay the high rate charged by the different companies, but any one can afford to pay the ordinary life-rate for a policy, either with limited payments or otherwise, so our Life-Rate Endowment Policies are within the reach of all, and there is no other company in the field that issues a policy of the same kind that will be paid in full as an Endowment in the same time, and at the same price, nor one in which the profits are so large.

T. H. P. BLOODWORTH,

17 1-2 MARIETTA STREET. General Agent.

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ESTABLISHED 1864

INCORPORATED 1885.

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Standard Paper Measure,

24 SHEETS make

1 QUIRE

20 QUIRES (or 480 Sheets)

makel REAM.

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BOORUM & PEASE

Standard Blank Book Measure.

25 SHEETS (100 p. p.)

make 1 QUIRE.

1 SHEET makes 4 PAGES.

20 QUIRES or 500 Sheets make 1 REAM.

BLANK BOOKS - of every kind and for every purpose. Business, educational household and personal ready made and made to order. ALBIUMS - Domestic Photograph. Autograph and Scrap Albums. Large assortment. l.trTER <OPY: L\G BOOKS - Great variety. PADS and TABLETS - Every grade, size and

variety.

For Sale by S. P. RICHARDS & SON, Atlanta, Ga., and first-class Stationers everywhere.

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BRUCE & MORGAN,

ARCHITECTS,

ATLANTA, GEORGIA.

Special Service in the Designing of Public

Works, Cliurelies, Schools, Colleges,

Court Houses and Jails.

San refer to many erected in various parts of the country.

J. M. CORBALLY,

126 IYIIVDSOR STREET.

Superintendent Public and Private Buildings.

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Piano.

Unexcelled in po\A>er and §>in<|in<5 Qualities of ^one, pre- cision and Delicacy of ffoucl?, pinisr?, Durability ar\d GOery Quality Requisite ir\ a pifsf-^lass piano.

S. p. I^lftte^DS 5> S©^, Sole Agents,

Qtlapta, ©eopgia.

Philadelphia, Pa.

PUBLISHERS OF

S l\ 1 NJOJk K L> E DITIOXS

FAMILY BIBLES,

Finely Illustrated, containing nu- merous helps to Bible students, and

PULPIT BIBLES

Especially for desk and pulpit use, and for the various Societies and Or- ders. For these purposes unsur- passed by any other edition.

The above are always in demand as useful and elegant gifts for wed- dings, holidays and to churches and for lodge use.

Photograph Albums

In large varieties of elegant bind- ings. College, Class and Club Al- bums made to order.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED.

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GATE CITY BANK

One Block South Union Depot, Under Gate City Bank.

GAME IN SEASON.

Lunches and Regular Meals.

Business Man's Retreat. Prices Lowest.

Cleanliness, Promptness.

GOTTLIEB BECK k CO,

180 Whitehall Street.

Proprietors "Model Bakery.

99

ALL KINDS

:7resi)

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Always on hand and delivered on order.

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The First Colored Undertaker who graduated from the Clark School of Embalming' in Georgia.

DAVID T. HOWARD,

Undertaker and Embalmer.

Funerals and everything pertaining thereto conducted in a strictly first-class man- ner. I guarantee the Perfect Preservation of all bodies embalmed in my establishment.

DEALER IN FINE CASKETS, COFFINS AND ROBES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 65 SOUTH PRIOR ST,

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MM

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29 Kelly St., Rear Fair St. School, Sr^ ATLANTA, GA.

SK MR. <& MRS, M. P. GALCERAN, Props.

Bedding and Greenhouse Plants in Great Profusion.

LARGE VARIETY OF POT PLANTS

KND SHRUBBERV.

Gut Routers, Decorations, Bouquets, and Baskets for Entertainments and Funerals Arranged to Order.

These beautiful and productive nurseries are of easy access, on the Fair Street Dummy Line, and all lovers of floriculture should not fail to pay them a visit, as it is one of the handsomest gardens in Atlanta, teeming with almost every variety of flowers and shrubbery. One of the noted wonders of this garden is the large Marchel Neil Rose Vine, which from one bush forms an arbor 26x34 feet, filling one entire hot house, and from which between seven and eignt thousand buds have been gathered at one crop.

P. J. FALLON & CO.,

Contractors and Builders

BRICK, STONE AND FRAME BUILDINGS.

Sewers and Sidewalks Laid with Brick, Stone or Pipe.

Plate Glass Store Fronts a Specialty.

Jobbing in all its Branches Attended to Promptly.

HSTIMATHS CHEERFOliIiY FURNISHED.

OFFICE :

41 JSlorth Broad St.

Atlanta, Georgia.

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I OH > M. GREEN, Prest.

P. KOHVlii;. Sec. and Trea§.

ATLANTA GfelANO G9.,

^Manufacturers of

EDDYSTONE GUANO

: : : \.\/J .- .- .-

A.TLA.NTA. SOLUBLE BONB

Office, Rooms 22. 23 and 24 Gate City National Bank Building.

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

ATLANTA,

GEORGIA.

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1850 THE 1892

United States Life Insurance Co.

In the City of ATew York.

RECORD F0R 1S90:

Increase in Assets, Increase in Policies Issued.

Increase in Surplus. Increase in Business Written.

Increase in Insurance in Force.

GEO. H. BURKORD. President. A. WHEELWRIGHT, Ass't Sec'y.

C. P. FRAEEICiH, Secretary. WE T. STANDEX, Actuary.

Examine the manifold advantages of the

"LOW RATE TER.JM :E*Hi-A_3NT "

of this Company. It is easier to place insurance on this plan than on any plan ever before offered, and the policy itself is the most liberal and equitable contract consis- tent with recognized business principles. The marked success already achieved by this plan s-hows that it fills a want long felt by the insuring public.

The Company also issues all approved forms of insurance.

Policies are non-forfeitable and indisputable. Claims are paid immediately on presentation of proofs.

Offices of Southern Department, 2 Capitol Block, opposite Post-office.

F. B SHEPARD, Manager.

DOBBS LUMBER CO.

Manufacturers and Dealers in

bong teal Yellow Pine Lumber

Sash, Doors, Blinds and Builders Hardware, Mantels, Door and Window Frames.

Interior and Exterior Finish,

^Mouldings, Ornaments, Etc.

Office, Warehouse and Factory,

Corner (|)itcheli and fflangum Streets. - Atlanta, Georgia.

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GOJvDSMI'TVH:

Heal Estate and lioan Agency,

No. 8 SOUTH BROAD STREET,

Old No. 30 S. Broad St,

Dealers in All Kinds of Realty, Farms and Mineral Property,

Headquarters for Bargains in City and Suburban Properties.

Loans Made on City and Suburban Property,

GOLDSMITH,

TELEPHONE 514. No. 8 SOUTH BROAD STREET.

B. F. McDUFFIE,

Contractor and Builder,

Repair Work a Specialty,

Office 38 I-2 Marietta Street. ATLANTA, GEORGIA.

Atlanta ( litu Din ctory. r>

HAROLD G. SIMPSON,

Teacher of Violin, Viola & Violoncello,

Studio, 83 Trinity Ave. Concert Engagements Accepted.

THE SUXJXY SOUTH:

ATLANTA. OB ORGIA.

J. H. SEALS & CO., Proprietors, 100,000 Readers,

TIIH GREAT SOUTHERN I-WM1LY WEEKLY

The only literary and the only illustrated weekly paper in the South. The only paper in the world which completely covers the entire South and Southwest, and for over fifteen years has been one of the leading factors in the general development of the South.

Send for Sample Copies free.

- -

Dixie."

The Southern Industrial Monthly.

Published by The Dixie Company,

ALEXANDER P. HULL, President. For advertising rates address THE 'DIXIE COMPANY, Atlanta. Georgia.

COLQUHOUN & WRIGHT,

Real Estate aqd Renting Agents

-J. K N D $-

Genera/ Commission Brokers.

Handle Real Estate of Every Description.^^ - 42 East Wall Street.

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C. A. CLOWER&CO.

- PRACTICAL

Tin aqd Sl|eet Iron Roofers

And GALVANIZED IRON WORKERS.

We make a Speeialty of Hot Air Fnriiace Repairing.

No. 4(H South Pryor Street, Atlanta, Ga.

FARMER * MORGAN,

Horse Shoeing

AND

General Repairing

Done to Order.

Near "corner Collins and Decatur Streets,

Atlanta, Ga,

Shearer Machine Works,

Wi ?*

Portable Engines a Specialty.

Manufacturers and Bepairers of

ALL VARIETIES OF

Engines. Sellers. Mills,

Ami every description

Of M<< llil II ism,

Cor. Gresham and - - '

c Venable Streets.

Adams House.

Opposite Union Depot, No. 28^ E. Wall St., Atlanta.

Has eeen Reopened and Newly Furnished Throughout. Commercial Men are Specially invited.

Rates, $2.00 per Day.

Mrs. L. L. WRIGHT, Prop.

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.1. S. BROOMHEAD. G. I- STREET.

BROOMHEAD & STREET,

I Successors to B. H. Broomhead i

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OFFICE, 38.^ SOUTH BROAD STREET,

ATLANTA, GEORGIA.

Estimates for Brick and prame Buildings furnished on application.

JOHN F. STEINHAUER,

Piumbinj, Sisarq, Cas Fitting

AND SEWER WORK.

TIN AND SHEET IRON SOTS, GALVANIZES IRON CORNICE WORK,

Ghs Fixtures k Specialty,

- 0.-3-TELEPHONE 486. -i-o -

96 WHITEHALL ST., ATLANTA, GA.

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R. S. BRAMLETT,

Fruits, Confectioneries and Fancy Groceries.

Pure Ice Cream a Specialty.^ - -

- - =^^Fine Cigars and Tobaccos.

Teie/>/ione 1018. Cor. WHEAT AND PRYOR STREETS

J. ALEXANDER,

^ PHACTIC4Lt-«

^BLMCKSMITH.i^

Horse Shoeing-, Truck Building', Repairing Vehicles and General Blacksmithing promptly executed and satisfaction guaranteed.

Corner Exchange Place and Ivy Streets. Atlanta, Ca.

JOHN M. SMITH

Manufacturer of all kinds of

Carriages,

124 Wheat Street.

W.R.JONES,

Praetieal Slater,

And Dealer in all kinds of

Plain and Ornamenfal Roofing.

JOBBING of all kinds promptly at- tended to.

r lO LOTD STREET. P. 0. Box 31 6. ATLANTA, (J A.

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B. A. REYNOLDS.

TLUflBER,

Steam and Cras Fitter.

All Work Guaranteed First-Class.

Reference Pail A: Utllatt Manikactirim. (

SANITARY PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.

49 N. Forsyth St., ATLANTA. GEORGIA.

o. TELEPHONE 751.

JOHN V. BISHOP,

CONTRACTOR

Builder and Stair Builder.

BRICK . AND . STONE . WORK . A . SPECIALTY.

86 SUMMIT AVENUE, ATLANTA. GEORGIA.

DAVID P. HObRH & CO.,

Horse Shoeing a Specialty.

REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,

Xone but Experienced Workmen

Employed.

398 Marietta St.,

ATLANTA, Gfl.

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J. M. CRAY,

HOMCEOPATHIC-

Veterinary Surgeon,

Residence - 176 Ivy St.

Office :

Anderson, Wvlie & Jones,

59 & 61 S. Forsvth St.

ATLANTA,

CA.

MANUFACTURER OF

Pollard's Patent Horse and Mule Feed.

!. CiiUPBELL,

MACHINE,

General- Repair Shop

AND NOVELTY WORKS.

Steam and Gas Engines over- hauled, and all kinds of Machin- ery repaired on short notice and to suit your convenience. Night work done. Novelties for the Hardware trade and inventions in large and small quantities and at lowest prices. All work guar- anteed, at^

20 E. MITCHELL ST., Cor. Pryor St.,

--- ATLANTA, CA.

Entrance on Pryor and I Mitchell Streets. (

William Finch,

TAILQR,

7! Marietta St.

ATLANTA, - GEOflGIA.

Cutting, Making:, Cleaning- and Repairing: Done with Neatness and Dispaten.

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Mrs, J. ED. Krkijs,

Gate City Premium Steam Dye Works.

18 TRINITY AVE., - - ATLANTA, CA.

FRENCH AND ENGLISH SPOKEN.

Miss JM[. Iv. ASHTOIV, lVIg:r.

Ornamental Ham Worker,

Ladies' and Children's Hair Cut. Dressed and Shampooed.

--^^liadies' and Gents' Wigs Made to Ortev.«^<r+

Memento Hair Work A Specialty.

40\ WHITEHALL ST., - Hirsch Building, - ATLANTA, GA.

~m[\i Ladie^' Tailoi1 ^tBirj-Le^oq^ (qiVen Fitee.*:*-

DRESS A/AJC/AG?,

*MRS. whktley.^

Cutting aid Fittine Laflies' anfl Gliilflren's Dresses,

MOURNING AND TRAVELING SUITS

MADE on short notice. l^Xl'Jili PA.TTEMNS CUT .l\/J FIT KOK .10 CEJfTS.

ROOM 14, SECOND FLOOR, CHAMBERLIN & JOHNSON ' ATIANTA fl A

BUILDING WHITEHALL STREET, I HILHIlIn, UHi

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ATLANTA NEWSPAPER UNION,

II l> WAKEFIELD. Manager.

New/paper Printers,

PUBLISHERS AND STEREOTYPERS.

114, 116 and US Loyd Street.

J^tlnnta, Georgia,

The Arlington;

85 Marietta St.

k First-Class Family Hotel,

Everything; Xew. Rooms De- lightful and Elegantly Furnished.

Accommodation strictly First-Class and prices reasonable.

L. M. DIMICK. Proprietor.

Atlanta, Ga.

C. A. RAUSCHENBERG & CO.

BUTCH6RS;

Dealers in Fine

Tennessee Beef, Pork, Mutton and Manufacturers of Sausage.

YOUR PATHOJXA.GB IS SOLICITBIJ.

133 Whitehall Street,

Telephone 466.

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Atlmilii ( 'iti/ Directory,

JAMES I>. ton. ins. President.

CHARLES E. THOMPSON, Cashier

Atlanta Exchange and Banking Co.,

No. 48 MARIETTA STREET,

Cor. Forsyth, (Old Capitol Building, i

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taoans Money. Discounts paper. ISu^s l^Jeal Estate.

W. O. 7VtINTeR,

Practical Plumbing,

STEAM & GAS FITTING.

Work done promptly in a first-class manner. Charges reasonable. 17 Kast Hunter Street. Atlanta, Ga.

Cut Rates on Stoves.

KEEP YOUR

ON YOUk uOLLAR.

Don't buy any stove guaran- teed one year until vou see the

MENIPHI. It is guaranteed rive years. The only perfect system of ventila- tion. We are also sole agents for the celebrated Southern Queen W't v teel Range for hotels board- ing houses and private families. For sale only by the >l <- - i>h i Stove Co.. manufacturers of stoves, wholesale and retail deal- ers in stoves, baby carriages and house furnishing goods. All goods marked in plain figures. Don't be deceived. Sign Big Eye on canvas, 98 Whitehall Street. Heaters from SI. 50 up. Tin Sets from SI. 25 up. Coal Vases from SI 50 up. Fire Set 70 cents. Eve- ry t ingin proportion. All goods marked in plain figures. Fair dea.ing is our motto.

Hemphi Stove Co. K. \. IS KHI8, Business Manager,

It. A. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.

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W.tLtREEDER;

No. 9 South Broad Street,

Wholesale and Retail Manufacture: of Fine Hand-Made

SADDI^ES 4te HARNESS.

Hunnicutt & Bellingrath

COMPANY,

Cooking & Heating Stoves,

Monitor Wrought Iron Ranges.

ine Hard Wood Mantels. MarMe-

ized Iron Mantels,

ni> House Grates, Plain and Enamelled

(irates. Tile Easing*, Tile Hearths,

AT F.U'TOKY I'KICES.

Sanitary Plumbers, Steam and Gas Fitters,

Architectural Galvanized Ir-n Workers and Tin Eoofers.

Agents for Knowles' Steam Pumps, Dunning's Boilers, Morris & Tasker's Wrought Iron Pipe for steam,gi.s and water, Climax Gas Engines, and

Dealers in Steam Fitters' and Plum- bers' Brass Goods, Bath Tubs, Wash Basins, Marble Slabs, Water Closets, Stoves, Ranges, Hot Water Boilers, Furnaces, Marbleized Iron and Slate Mantels, Gas Fixtures, Pumps, Rub- ber Hose, etc.

Plans and Specifications furnished on Application.

HUNNICUTT & BELLINGRATH CO..

52-54 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga.

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©OSEUAWN Wo Wo $QJh

V. JERSEY 0

FARM- ^Feeder of

A. J. C.C. JERSEYS,

Cows, Heifers and Bulls For Sale.

flUU OF THE BEST ffllUK «ND BUTTER STRAINS.

GRAVES fr INQRflHflrU ,

* I^eal ©state Bpokepg

26'_ South Broad Street.

Jr;e patror?a<$e of tJ?e public Solicited.

prompt /}tter}tion Qiuen to all Business Committed to us. Qall to see us. 0>v<? us a Srial.

The Union Labor1 J^dVocate,

Devoted to the Interests of the Trades Unions and

Labor Organizations of Atlanta, and ondorsed

by the Federation of Trades.

S. M. WHITE, Editor and Business Manager.

Office, 10' _. South Broad St., 4th Floor.

The Advocate

Is a medium through which Advertisers can reach the -i. Toiling Masses, and is largely circulated among many

thousands of workingrnen in Atlanta and other cities.

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A. J. DELBRIDCE,

The Anatomical and Premium

#8oot and §^oe fl?akep.#

GUARANTEES ALL FITS PERFECT SATISFACTION.

I am at my old stand where I have been for 17 years.

It you desire anything in my line, call and see me at

22 WHITEHALL ST., Under James Bank, ATLANTA.

Work forwarded to any place by Express or as desired.

0. L. JOHNSON,

^epefoar^t * Uailop;

§pecic\J ©Attention <gi\ten to RJeJDairin<|, ^t(.

All work done to perfection. 7 1-2 WHITEHALL ST.

7^ Whitehall St., Rooms 24 & 25, up stairs.

m

Picture, & Frames^

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Made in all styles, all sizes. Deals in

Window Shades, Lace Curtains, White Spreads, Comforts and House Pictures.

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THE NORTHWESTERN

Plutual [ife |ns. Co

"Jtye - poliey-tyolders' - Qompapy."

WHAT YOU WANT IN LIFE INSURANCE IS

1 . An Old Company.

2. A Solid Company - One that has a large surplus to make good its

contracts.

3. A Purely Mutual Company - No stockholders to fatten.

4. A company where the profits all go to the policy holder.

5. A company that has a liberal contract.

6. A company you or your friends have known for years.

7. A company that does not discriminate against its Southern

members.

8. The " NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL » is what you want. It is

old, solid, purely mutual, does not discriminate against Southern members, and pays larger dividends than any other life company.

ASSETS, (about) - - $47,500,000.

SURPLUS, (about) - $7,500,000.

PAYS LARGER DIVIDENDS THAN ANY OTHER LIFE COMPANY.

We Challenge all Life Companies to a Comparison of Ac- tual Results on similar Policies,

W. WOODS WHITE, Gen. Agt.,

421,. PEACHTREE ST., ATLANTA, GA.

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F. PIANTINI & SON,

T^rebiteetu ral

MARBLE |

* 5SE BAR VERS

and WOOD rn^^k^, -

DESIGNERS AND MAKERS OF

ARTISTIC pCRMTURE,

Interior s Decoration/ * of * Plater,

119 West Mitchell Street, ^-f -

Atlanta, = Georgia.

Awards with Medals and Diplomas at Piedmont Exposition, 1890 and 1891 ; Vienna Exposition,

1873; Treviso Exposition, 1871 ; Academy of Art, Milano, 1862 and 1863 ;

Rovigo Exposition, 1879.

The Atlanta ® Slate - Works.

Pennsylvania DarH I3^ue Vermont Red and Green

Roofing Slate,

Prom tl?e (^el<?brated 5 tar. Standard /}m<?rieaQ, Bailor, a^d di^it^d States Slat? Quarries, Bangor, Perm.

Slate Hearth, Marbleized Mantels, Steps, Tiles, Urinals, Black-boards, Bulletin Boards, Cisterns, Bath Tubs, &c, &c

*W. B. DAVIS, Gen'l Southern Agent,*- Office & Yard : 104 S. Forsyth St., - - - ATLANTA, GA,

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J. Archie Forsyth

Practical Boiler Maker

54AND SHEET IRON WORKER,^

21 Walton St., -!- Atlanta, Ga.

<5>

The ® Di^cie » Doctor;

A Medical Journal for the Busy Physician.

T. H. HUZZA, M. D., - - Editor.

2^ MARIETTA ST., BOX 477, - ATLANTA, GA.

Issued Monthly. Subscription, $2 a Year /& t;,

in Advance. Single Nos. 20 cents.

Largest Paid-up Circulation of any Medical *** V Journal South.

fl - Practical - Journal - of - flfledieine - and - Hygiene.

Send for Sample Copy, Premium List and Special Offers, enclosing 10c.

Read t>> 5,000 Physicians. Guaranteed Issue, 100,000 Copies Vearly.

Advertisers pronounce it the best Medical Medium in the South.

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ATLANTA NURSERIES,

W. D. BEATIE, Proprietor.

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Fine Out-Door Grown Ever -Blooming

ROSES

A Specialty. Send for Cata- logue to W D. BEATIE, Atlanta, Ga'

The Leadinc Book Manufacturing House ofthe West.

BECKTOLD & CO.,

GENERAL

Book Manufacturers

Book Binders,

200-212 Pine Street,

Publishers,

Printers, Binders,

Trade Binders, Job Binders,

Edge Gilders,

MaKBLERS,

ST. LOUIS.

Back Titles, Side Titles,

Embossing for the Trade,

Library,

Name Labels,

Etc. , Etc

SPECIALTIES

Bind Editions in Cloth, Sheep. Calf or Morocco.

We make and slamp Cases for Printers and Publishers at a distance

We carry a large assortment of Designs Ornaments

Letterings, and a stock of materia] second

to none in the country

FIRST CLASS LAW WORK MADE A SPECIALTY

ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN

YOUR ORDERS SOLICITED

BECKTOLD & CO.

DENNISON MFG. CO

-MANUKACTrKKKS ( IF

TAOS

Stationers' Specialties.

DENNISON'S TOURISTS' TAGS FOR TRAVELERS.

Stratton's Gummed Labels and Gummed Paper of all colors; Legal and Notarial Seals; Fold- ing and Fancy Tickets; Mentzel'., Patent Suspension Rings; The Star Copying Pads; Dennison's Game Counters; Wedding Cake Boxes; Visiting and Playing Cards, Etc.

SEALING WAX MAKERS.

PAPER TARGETS FOR RIFLE PRACTICE.

Phillips' Hook and Olasp Tags ; Kimball's Self-Fastening Tickets ; Postal En- velopes ; McG-ill's Paper Fasteners, at Manufacturers' discounts.

COLORED TISSUE PAPERS

AND

IF L O "W IE IR, DP^ieEZRyS.

Propr/etors of "Silver White," Best Article for Polishing Silver, and Miller's "Jewelry Cleaning Casket" and "Silver White Casket."

JEWELERS' BOXES.

Jewelers' Cards, Pink and White Cotton, Fine Twines, Etc.

Apothecaries' Powder Papers and Shaving Papers.

ZDEisrnsrisoisr's absorbeitt oottok,

FOR DENTAL AND SURGICAL PURPOSES.

JAPANESE NAPKINS.

\LL OUR GOODS ARE FOR SALE BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE AND BY

DEXTXTZSOXT MFC. CO.,

few and 28 FRANKLIN STREET, BOSTON. 630 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. 143 WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI.

198 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

109 and 111 WABASH AVENUE, CHICAGO.

404 NORTH THIRD STREET, ST. LOUIS.

7 SHOE LANE, LONDON, ENGLAND.

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Gammon Theological Seminary

Offers to all Students for I he Christian Ministry the Following Advantages:

A course of study as thorough, extensive and well-arranged as that of any institution in the country. Four Professors who devote their entire time to the work of Theological Instruc- tion. Elegant and complete Library Building, with a library of over 7,500 volumes. Pine Theological HaUs, with free rooms and free tuition. A location in the Gate City of the South, accessible, healthful, and offering unsurpassed advantages to the student. The present attendance of over 70 ministers and candidates represents 13 States and 24 colleges and acad- emies.

WHAT EMINENT MEN SAY.

Dr. J. M. Buckley says, in the Christian Advocate: " Here I saw a system of instruction going on which cannot but make the candidate- for the ministry intelligent, practical and dignified men. It is difficult to express, without the appearance of extravagance, the satisfac- tion I felt with the methods and work here seen."

Dr. Atticos G. Haygood : "It is to be questioned whether any single institution under the care of the Methodist Episcopal Church holds a place of impor ance and responsibility equal to that which is possible to the Gammon Theological Seminary. * * * * It may well be questioned whether any single institution in the Southern States could not be better spared."

jjg^For Catalogue and full information, address the President,

WILBUR P. THIRHIELD, I*. I».

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TLBNTfl BAPTIST SEMINI1RY,

WEST END OF FAIR STREET, * *

* * ATLANTA, GA.

ORGANIZED 1867. INCORPORATED 1879.

~3 - Por the Education of Colored fflen. -e~

The course of study covpts eight vears, and includes Preparatory, Normal, Classical

and Theological Departments', and is designed to fit its pupils for business life,

the profession of teaching or the work of the Gospel Ministry.

Rev. Geo. Sale, B. A., President.

Rev. Samuel Graves, D. D., Professor in Theology.

A. T. Von Shulz, B. S., Professor Natural Sciences,

Wm. E. Marshall, A. M., Professor of Classics.

Rev. William E. Holmfs, A. M., Professor of English

Literature and History. George A. Goodwin, Assistant in English. George F. Brown, Instructor in Music. John J. Mitchell, Assistant in English and Mathematics. William E. Holmes, Libra' ian. Miss Marie A. Barbour, | Mair.nT,a Miss Mary A. Fiske, i Matrons-

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TELEPHONE 1065.

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Morris Brown College

Corner Boulevard and Houston,

Aeademie Faeulty :

A. ST. GEO. RICHARDSON,

Professor of Classics aud Mathematics.

MRS. ALICE D. CARY,

Instructress in English and Science.

MISS FLORENCE H. MARTIN,

Fnstruciress in History and Methods. MISS ANNIE B. THOMAS,

Instructress in English and Secretary of the Faculty.

MISS CARRIE J. THOMAS,

Instructress in Latin and English.

MRS. ELLA T. LANDRUM,

Instructress in English Branches.

MRS. B. F. HOYT,

Primary Teacher,

REV. S. H. ROBERTSON,

General Superintendent and. Treasurer.

RT. REV. W. J. GAINES,

President Board of Trustees.

Fall Term begins, . . . September 6, 1891. Vacation, .... December 23, one week. Winter Term begins, . . January 4, 1892. Vacation, .... Last week in March. Spring Term, .... April 4, 1892. Term Examinations and Closing Exercises, last week in May.

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PELHH1M

niHART. '

99 Leonard St.. ATLANTA. GA.

FOR

WOMEN

AND

GIRLS.

Preparatory, formal au<^ B^^er n°^ma^ and Scientific GOUPses*

A'ormal Training Department.

Special attention given to the preparation of pupils for teaching. To this end a Normal Training School is connected with the Seminary.

Industrial Department.

A prominent feature. Instruction is given in Cooking. Washing, Iron- iug, Chamber Work, Sewing, Dress-Making. Printing. Shorthand and Typewriting. The 8prl,„mt Mr.*.<, mjer. an eight-page paper, is issued monthly.

ATurse Training Department.

A department with two courses, professional and non-professional. A small hospital is attached where practical work is taught. A course of lectures is given by prominent physicians of the city during the entire term.

Missionary Training Department.

This department prepares graduates from our own and other similar institutions to he missionary teachers, family missionaries, and church and Sunday-school workers, either at home or in foreign lands.

Languages.

Modern Languages and Latin taught to advanced students when desired.

Board and Tuition.

Seven dollars per month in advance; otherwise, seven dollars and a half.

Street cars run every 15 minutes from the corner of Broad and Marietta Streets directly to Leonard Street.

For Catalogues and further information, address

MISS HARRIET E. GILES, Principal.

MISS LTJCY H. UPTON, Associate Principal.

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ATLANTA UNIVERSITY,

ATWATA, GEORGIA..

To Students : -f ;-

Atlanta University offers an education in all studies from the Primary School nj) through Grammar, Normal and Collegiate Courses, together with indus- trial training in Carpentry, Blacksmithing, Farming, Printing, Cooking, Sewing and Dressmaking, at a total cost of from $80 to $100 a year for each student, including furnished room and board for eight months.

To Capitalists:

The education which Atlanta University gives to the needy people ot the South, renders your invest- ments in this region more secure, increases the demand for the merchandise which you desire to sell, and renders more intelligent and efficient the labor that you employ. An endowment of at least 8500,000 is needed to put the institution on a secure and permanent hasis.

Address

Rev. HORaCE bumstead, d. d.,

PRESIDENT.

JOSEPH GILLOTTS

ot»»/^

THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.

FOR FINE WRITING, Nos. 303, 604, and LADIES', 170. FOR GENERAL WRITING, Nos, 404, 332, 390 and 604. FOR BROAD WRITING, Nos. 294, 389, and Stub Point, 849.

FOR ARTISTIC USE, NOS. 659 (THE CELEBRATED CROWQUILL), 290 & 291.

SOLD BY ALL DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE, 91 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.

HENRY HOE, Sole Agent.

THE NEW WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY

A GRAND INVESTMENT FOR FAMILY OR SCHOOL.

The Authentic Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, comprising issues of 1864, '79, and '84, (still copyrighted), has been thoroughly revised and enlarged, under the supervision of Noah Porter, I). I)., I-L. D., of Yale University, and as a distinguishing title, bears the name WEBSTER'S International Dictionary.

I The work of revision occupied over ten years, more than a hundred edi- torial laborers having been employed, ' and over -300.000 expended before ! the first copy vras printed. Every page | has been treated as if the book was now published for the first time.

Critical comparison with any other [Dictionary is invited. Sold by all Booksellers. - Descriptive Pamphlet free on application.

Caution is needed in purchasing a dictionary, as photographic reprints of an obso- lete and comparatively worthless edition of Webster are being marketed under various names and often by misrepresentation.

GET THE BEST, The International, which bears the imprint of C. A C. MERRIAM A CO., Publishers, Springfield, Mass., U. S. A.

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INTERNATIONAL

DICTIONARY

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W. H. HICKMAN, A. M., D. D., President. Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.

W. H. CKOGMAN, A. M., Professor of Latin and Greek, and Librarian.

D. MOURY, M. D., Professor of Physiology, and College Physician.

W. I. GRAHAM, A. M., Professor of Mathematics.

W. N. CLIFFORD, Principal of Normal and English Departments.

MRS. L. P. CLIFFORD, A. M., Professor of History and English Liter- ature.

R. W. BEIGHLE, A. B., Principal of Night School and Teacher in English.

H. O. TANNER, Principal of Art Department and Professor of Drawing.

M. LOUISE LINEBARGER, Principal of Music Department.

A. D. HOUGHTON, M. E., Superintendent of Trade Schools.

MISS FLORA MITCHELL, Superintendent of School of Domestic Econ- omy.

MISS SADIE RATJB, M. S., Teacher in English.

LOUISA SMITH. A. B., Teacher in English.

MARIE I. HARDWICK. Teacher in English.

MRS. J. S. ROBERTS, Matron.

J. S. MYLER. Register.

Courses cf Stud-37-:

Theological, (Gammon Theological Seminary.) College Classical. Academic.

College Philosophical. College Scientific.

Nurse Training, Normal.

Industrial. Music.

TeleplaorLe 1227.

Expenses

Tuition for Day Students, One Dollar per calendar month. For Board, Furnished Rooim Fire, .Lights, Tuition, etc., per cal- endar month, Ten Dollars.

STRICTLY I£T J^JD^T ^IDTCIE.

76 Atlanta ('it;/ I Urn-tori/.

"Jtye Qali^rapty" * * U/ritip^ /T\ael7ii?e.

"IT - STANDS - AT - THE - HEAD."

"Whenever you receive a proposition for a type-writer, kindly bear in

mind that the "CALIGRAPH" is the best ALL ROUND

machine for the following- reasons:

HIGHEST SPEED - (Alwavs ready to prove it in a fair test.)

LIGHTEST RUNNING - (No paralysis for our champions.)

BEST MANIFOLDING-(Toronto, August 13, 30 per cent ahead.)

LEAST NOISE - (One reason telegraph operators prefer it.)

SHORTEST STROKE - (Saving time and labor.)

MOST DURABLE - (Only machine guaranteed two years.)

STEEL TYPE (No rubber bands or type to give out.)

NO UPPER CASE ' SHIFT" (Hard to make two motions as easily as one.)

Easily Liear/ned~~~ $85.00 - Popular Pr/iee.

The reason we can care for our instruments two years, free of charge, is because the '.'aligraph type-bars respond to but one type and wear twice as long as machines "shifting" for upper case, where each bar must respond to two types; (a horse can haul one ton more easily than two tons.)

These facts will help you protect your interests when drummed on the typewriter question, if not already posted, and we trust, when in the market for a writing ma- chine, you will, at leas"t, give us a call. We make no charges whatever for instructing customers fully.

Type-Writer Supplies. Machines Rented. Copying Done.

Our instruments attract people by the qualities they display, they retain them by the qualities they possess.

TORBETT & McCANDLESS, Gen. Agts. Georgia and Alabama

No. 22 Kimball House Decatur St., ATLANTA, GA.

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Authorised Capital, &fiO,000,000.

*.^dfr T H *£ 4^...

Datiooal Railway Builiing S Loan Association.

L. N. TKAMMELL, President.

Chairman Georgia Hail nay Commission. W. H. HULSEY, .... Vice-President.

Attorney at Lair.

EDWARD S. PRATT, .... Treasurer.

i.i Cashier American Trust and Banking Co. i.i

-^ D. B. STANCLIFF, - - Secretary and Manager. ^a£

''-'" Building and Loan. '""

B. W. WRENN, Director.

Oentral Ptissenger Agent E. T., V. & G. li'y.

JAS. H. JOHNSON, Director.

Vice-President Inter-Statt Abstract Co. HULSEY & BATEMAN, ... - Attorneys.

29j4 Marietta Street, - - - - ATLANTA, 6A.

SEND FOR PROSPECTUS.

C. A. DAHL & CO., Florists,

Rioe Street, = - East of Boulevard.

'BETWEEN HIGHLAND &. ANGIER AVENUES I Specialties ; -

Choice Gut Flowers, \p

v Bridal Bouquets and f > I Floral Designs.

Large Stock of Palms, Rosebushes and Bedding- Plants

- - - Euerytl?ip$ 5trietly F'rst-<?lass- ' ' ' Telephone 154.1. City Office, 1o Marietta St.

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ALBRIGHT & BROWER,

(Successors to W. R. JESTER. i

and Contactors

offi:e. store fitting, cabinet wobk m furniture repairing,

45 East Hunter ^Street (rear Court House), Telephone TIM. ATLANTA, GA.

O

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Graduate University of Pennsylvania,

Veterinary Surgeon.

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tittle Switzerland,

TI)B Cem Pleasure Resonl of Atlanta.

Fine Lake. Beautiful Boats. A-One Ten Pin Al- leys. Fine Flowers and Picturesque Landscape. Floral Designs of all kinds for sale. Best of Refreshments served. Open all the year round.

Good Drive A.11 the Way.

200 yards East of Grant's Park, A TLANTA, GA.

Twenty Minutes by Fair St. Dummy from center of City.

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J. J. LOGUE

No. 12: East Hunter St., Up Stairs.

UPHOLiSTE^Y

BJaWe^eg, Bedding, /|toningg and Tent?.

Special Attention Given to Furnishing Canopies from Sidewalk to Door, for Entertainments.

Furniture Repaired and Upholstered,

I rue the finest FURNITURE POLISH manufactured, and guarantee first-class

work, making old furniture look as good as new. Furniture removed

at my risk; also, packed for shipment.

CARPETS RENOVATED, and stored if

desired. CARPETS LAID in best style on short

notice. CRASH furnished for covering carpets

for entertainments. DECORATING in all styles.

HENRY LANIER,

Formerly Cashier Merchants and Planters Bank. Carrollton, Ga.

GEO. E. HOPPIE,

Atlanta, Ga.

LANIER & H0PPIE,

Investment Bankers,

Brown Building, 2 and 4 South Broad Street, ATLANTA, GA.

City Directory

-FOR-

CONTAINING AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BUSINESS FIRMS AND PRIVATE CITIZENS, A DIRECTORY OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS, CHURCHES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS, BENEVO- LENT, SECRET AND OTHER SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS, ETC., ETC.

A COMPLETE

Classified Business Directory

ALSO AN IMPROVED STREET GUIDE OF THE CITY,

VOLUME XVI.

PUBLISHED BY

ZE3I. Or. S^TTiT^EieS,

SECRETARY ATLANTA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Chamber of Commerce Building,

S. P. RICHARDS & SON, Sales Agents,

37 WHITEHALL STREET.

CONSTITUTION PUBLISHING COMPANY, PRINTERS,

1892.

Entered According to Act«of Congress in the year 1892 by H. G. Saunders, at Washington. D. C, in the

office of the Librarian of Congress.

INTRODUCTION.

/p\ CONSIDERING the large amount of extra work entailed in cou- v^y sequence of the complete change in street numbers throughout ^"^ the city, it is gratifying to me to be able to present this six- teenth volume of the Atlanta City Directory promptly on the first of the year. Th's book contains 1,363 pages and 32,426 names, repre- senting a general increase in the population of the city of over ten thousand during the past year. The careful census made from house to house during the canvass, shows the present population to be 102,696 of which number 96,891 are located within the city limits, which, to be exact, embraces all the territory lying within a radius of one and three-quarter miles from the Union Passenger Station. There is no other explanation of the very large increase during the last year, except that the whole ten thousand are new-comers, and as the compilation shows that during that time nearly five thousand moved away or died, it really indicates an advent of fifteen thousand. This increase is not confined to any locality, but is general through- out the entire city, and not only do the residence* districts show exceptional growth, but there has been a noteworthy increase in fine office and commercial buildings.

The period during which I have published the City Directory here has been one of steady, uninterrupted growth, but in no year has the percentage of increase been so great as in 1891.

As a compendium of valuable - or perhaps it were more correct to say invaluable - information the Atlanta City Directory can scarcely be excelled. It is a complete work of reference and guide to th° city. The Street Directory is a feature comparatively new and but few cities possess it. This portion of the work consists of 230 pages, and in addition to showing the new number and name of occupant at each house; shows also - for this year only - the old street number. Following this is the regular alphabetical list, or directory prcper, comprising in 861 pages the names of all the adult male residents, with their occupation, place of business, and residence at the new street number. The hundred pages of Business Directory which fol- lows this is specially valuable, for it is an epitome of Commercial, Manufacturing and Professional Atlanta, is particularly complete and reliable, and is that portion of the work to which visiting stran- gers turn for information as to our various industries. The Miscel- laneous Department at the end of the work contains complete lists of churches, schools, societies, a perfect Lodge Directory, circuit court calendar, etc., and much other valuable information to be found only in this work.

I realize that in publishing the Annual Directory here I am and have been, in a measure, identified wTith the record of Atlanta's growth and progress, and to some extent responsible for an accurate and truthful exhibit in this regard. I have tried to meet this respon- sibility with increasing effort from year to year, and the fact that these efforts are appreciated is evidenced by the very liberal patron- age annually accorded my publication, and it will be my aim to avail myself of every opportunity of improving the work and mak- ing it more popular and more necessary with each succeeding issue.

H. G. SAUNDERS.

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GENERAL INDEX.

Page

Alphabetical List 351

Changes, Removals, etc . . . 87 Business Directory .... 1213

T , Page

Index to Advertisements . . 82 Miscellaneous Dept . . . . .1311 Street Directory 121

Index to Miscellaneous lnforai|atioi|.

Page Asylums and Hospitals . . 1315

Bible Societies 1320

Board of Aldermen 1312

Board of Common Council . 1311

Board of Education 1313

Board of Health 1312

Board Police Commiss'rs . . 1312 Board Water Commiss'rs . 1313

Cemeteries . . 1316

Chamber of Commerce . . .1316

Churches 1317

City Officers 1311

Clubs and Societies .... 1316

County Officers. 1332

Fire Department 1314

Judiciary 1335

Page

Libraries 1320

Military 1320

Parks, etc 1321

Police Department 1315

Poet Office 1321

Public School* 1313

Railroads 1323

Relief and Benevolent . . .1325

Secret Societies 1326

State of Georgia 1334

Superior Courts 1335

Supreme Court 1335

U. S. Dist. and Ct. Courts. . 1339 U. S. Local Offices . . . . 1332 West End - City Officers . . 1334 Y. M. C. A 1319

Iqdex to Aduertisements.

Academy of the Immaculate

Conception 101

Adler Mrs M C 1239

Albert W J 357

Albright S A . ...... 16

Albright & Brower 78

Alexander J 52

American Employers Liabil- ity Ins Co of N Y, opp . . 975

American House 1361

American Mutual Loan & In- vestment Co 37

Andrews W P 1268

Arlington The 56

Arnold W M . . 1308 and 10

Ashton ML 55

Atl City Brewing & Ice Co 17 Atlanta Classical School . . 14 Atl Consolidated Bottling Wks. cards in bus directory Atl Baggage & Cab Co,

front covt'r

Atlanta Baptist Seminary . . 67 Atlanta Engraving Co, opp . 456 Atlanta Exchange & Bankng

Co 57

Atlanta Guano Go 46

Atlanta Medical College . . 104

Atlanta Medical and Surgical

Journal 25

Atlanta National Bank ... 7 Atlanta Newspaper Union . 56 Atlanta Rubber Co, top lines

and 1296

Atlanta Saw Works, cards in

business directory and . . 31 Atlanta Stamp and Stencil

Works side lines

Atlanta Trust & Banking Co,

side lines and 7

Atlanta University 72

Atlanta Warehouse Co . . 1309 Atlanta Wire and Iron Wks,

379andl310

Atlanta & Florida R R . . . 108 Atlanta & West Point R R . 109 Atlantic Electropoise Co,

cards in business directory

and 1361

Atlantic Works 22

Atwater Carriage Co, center lines

Ballard AG 387

Barker W W & Co . . .opp 290

Barnes J J 391

Baum-Driver Novelty Wks,

cards in bus directory and 1363

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Beatie WD 64

Beck Alexander, top edge and 14 Beck, Gottlieb & Co, side

lines and 43

Becktold & Co 64

Bennett B F 40B

Benning A H, opp 4U6 andl231

Bergner Fr & Co 34

Bishop J Y 53

Black W H oppl27U

Bliem & Leyh, side lines andl290 Bloodworth T H P,

centei lines and 39

Bluthenthal & Bickert, top lines Boorum & Pease ... .40

Bowen E 32

Boyd WW 59

BramlettRS 52

Bratton John 3

Broomhead & Street, 51 and 437 Brosius Motor Sewing Ma- chine Co, back cover and 21 Brown Bros & Co, opp 438 andl230

Brown Nathan A 1302

Brown & King Supply Co, The, cards in street directory

Broyles & Son oppl271

Bruce & Morgan 41

BurnsJasA 1269

Butler, Slater & Co .... 456

Byrd C P, opp 456

C & G Electric Co 2

Caligraph The, top lines and 76

Camp Thomas 461

Campbell H B 54

Candler & Lee . . . oppl270

Capital City Bank,

front edg^ and 6

Capital Female College . . 99 Carter, Dinsmore & Co . . . 18

Carew Mnfg Co 24

Chase W H agent, cards in

street directory

Chattahoochee Brick Co,

back bone

Christian Index 1280

Church John Co 42

Clark University. . . 74 and 75 Clayton Sewing Machine Mo- tor Co, center lines and. . 13

Clower C A & Co 50

Clyde Steamship Line . . 1359 Colquhoun & Wright .... 49 Continental Mfg Co ... . 34

Cook JN 497

Cooper A H, opp 510

Corballv J A 4!

Cox J W 1269

Crane G N . . . . . oppl271

Crist M Z 1238

Cronheim H 508

Cuesta A L, opp 531 and . 1229 Cunningham AT., center lines

Dahl C A & Co 77

Daly W R .,,,... . oppl271

Daus A 1296

Davidson Rubber Co ... . 3t> Davis Jas A Water Wheel & Machinery Co, center lines

and 15

Davis J A J 35

Davis J R oppl271

Davis W P 62

Davis & Edwards . . 523 andl230

Delbridge A J 60

Delkin A L & Co,

... cards in street directory Dennison Mnfg Co,

back bone ?nd 65

Dennis J L, opp 434

Dick & Fitzgerald . . 32

Dixie 49

Dixie Doctor 63

Dobbs Lumber Co,

bottom lines and 47

Dobler & Mudge 38

Domini John 1297

Dresden The, opp 943

Driscol J L -541

Driver JC 4

Durand H R 546

East Tenn, Va & Ga R R . . 107

Edwards & Son 1285

Eigeman Bros, cards in street

direct ^ry -

Enterprise Lumber Co

bottom lines

Estes Bros, opp 1046

Everett WM 563

Excelsior Steam Laundry,

bottom lines

Faber Eberhard 38

Faber J J, side lines, 17, andl285

Fallon P J & Co 45

Farlinger AW 565

Farmer & Morgan ... 50

Field T S . . . .31 andl25S

Finch W 54

Fischer Bros 572

FooteCL 1214

Foote M oppl270

Foote & Davies, opp ... 578

Forsyth J A 63

Franklin Publishing House,

opp 744

Frazee O 584

Freyer & Bradley Music Co,

side lines

Galceran M P & Wife ... 45 Gammon Theo Seminary . 66 Gate City Bank Restaurant. 43 Gate City Collar & Cuff Laun- dry, opp 957

Gate City Electric Supply &

Construction Co 27

Gate City National Bank,

front cover

Gate City Premium Steam

Dye Works side lines

i Gillott Joseph & Sons . . 73

ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.

85

Glover Miss Laura . center lines Golucke J W, opp .... 350 Goldsmith Real Est Agency,

front cover and . 48

Goldsmith & Allensworth,

center lines

Goodrich & Co 2

Goosby T & W H <i<J7

Gray J M 54

Gregory's Pharmacy,

side lines and 617

Gress Lumber Cj. . bottom lines

Gordon School 98

Hagler H A & Co 749

Hall Br s 1230

Hall & Hammond ... oppl270 Handy Terrace Hotel . . . .1259

Harms T B & Co . . . . . . 20

Harrison James P & Co, opp 744 Hart F W Sash & Door Co . 1363

Hartsfield R G oppl271

Harvey LP 747

Hathorn N J 749

Henry C R 758

Hentschell C 35

Herndon A F 760

Hetzel Miss L 1279

Hickey Jas E 762

Holman A J & Co 42

Holmes N 1360

Howard D T 44

Howell G M 1362

Hunnicutt & Bellingrath Co,

bottom lines and 58

Huntley J P 1238

Hurst & Co 20

Isaacs, Leon & Co .... 1360 Jack F M, agt, side lines and 3

Johnson B F 1304

Johnson O L 60

Jolly C R, 78 and 1308

Jones W R, see cards in busi- ness directory, 52 and . . . 826

Keeney H G & Co 830

Kempton J F, opp . . . 834

Kidwell Edward 838

Killian D A, top lines and . 4

Kontz EC oppl270

Kreis Mrs J E, side lines and 55

Kuhns 1215 848 andl 285

Kuhrt H G .... bottom lines LaFontaine & Ellis. . . top lines Lanier & Hoppie . . . 80

Larendon WS 1361

Lester Syl & Co, opp .... 835 LeSueur & Runge

center lines and 23

Little Rock & Memphis R R 112

Little Switzerland 79

Loeb D C,

cards in st directory and 848 Lofton ME 1270

Logue J J 80

Longley T J 1302

Lycett W 1215

Lowry Banking Co,

back cover and 6

Lynch Peter 876

McAllister J T, opp .... 975

McCord M J 1303

McDuffieB F 48

Magnolia Anti-Friction Met- al Co front cover

Mallory Steamship Co . . . 106

Martin E W 907

Massey W C 1303

Melone, Cantey & Rawson, .... cards in street directory Memphi Stove Co, cards in

street directory and ... 57

Merriam & Co 73

Miller & Smullyan 1216

Minor T A 926

Mitchell Robert 928

Mitchell & Parker, top lines

and 33

Model Bakery, The, side lines

and 43

Moncrief, Dowman & ( 'o,

. . side lines

Moody Joseph N . . . side lines Moore Prof B F . . . . side lines Moore, Munnerlyn & Co. . . 1362 Moorman & Moorman, cards

in street directory and . 1302

Morgan D 1257

Morris-Brown College 68 and 69

Morris J E . 93!*

Mueller & Keomple, opp . . 943

Murphey A A 945

Murphy & Cooksey 945

Mutuai Life Ins Co of N Y,

center lines

Mutual Printing Co, opp . 946 Moyers W T . . front cover

Nashville, Chattanooga & St

Louis RR Ill

National Blank Book Co . . 24 National Ry Bldg & Loan

Association The, . . cards in st directory and 77 New Era Gas Appliance Co,

opp 942

New York & Texas Steam- ship Co ... - - 106

Nolan D P & Co 53

Norrell B C 1285

North American Deposit &

Investment Co ..... . 956

Northwestern Mutual Life

Ins Co bottom lines

Nunn L L 46 and 958

Overton & Dunn,

cards in street directory

Pappa Dan 968

ParkhurstW F 970

Parso-'s & Bostick,

top lines and 12

Patterson R A Tobacco Co,

opp 974

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ATLANTA CITY DIRECTORY.

Pattillo W P side lines

Pease Printing Co . 978 and 1290

Pease W C 978

Penemone Mdme 980

Pendergrass & Crane, center lines Perdue & Egleston, outside covers

Piantini &Son 62

Pirn & Taylor,

cards in street directory

Pittraan & Co . . . . .29 and 1235 Potts & Potts . ... side lines

Pratt D & Co 13

Pratt NP 999

Premium Art Gallery .... 999 Progressive Benefit Order . . 11

Prouty & Hodge 5

Providence Infirmary . 102

Queen & Crescent Route . 1357

Ragland A E 27

Randall Bros .... back cover Rauschenberg & Co .... 56

Reach A J & Son 28

Reeder W L, cards in street,

directory and 58

Register S W 1015

Renfro Mnfg Co, back cover

and 21

Reynolds B A 53

Rice J W 1244

Richards S P & Son 339

Richmond & Danville R R . 105

Ripley T J oppl270

Roaring Springs Blank Book

Co 16

Robbins&Bro 8

Roberts G P oppl271

Roberts Miss Kate 1303

Robison Chas, cards in

business directory

Rockmart Slate Co 1300

Rogge & Kouh 26

Rose & Bailey, side lines aud 19 Ruebush, Kiefer & Co . . . 22

Ruhmann G H 1037

Ryan D W 60

St Josephs Iufirmary .... 100

Sciple Sons, opp 1047

Scott & Liebman 1294

Scott G W Mnfg Co ... . 1245

Seitzinger T F 1291

Shearer Machine Works . 50

Sheriff Phoenix C 1223

Shubrick, Hines&Felder,oppl270

Sr.uey W J 30

Simpson H G 49

Smith E Harvie & Co ... 1294

Smith H H 1237

Smith J M 52

Smith O A 1077

SmithST&Co 36

Southeastern Mutual Acci- dent Association, . . . .cards in street directory Southern Belting Co, bottom lines and 29

Southern Appeal 1281

Southern Copying Co . . . 1236 Southern Dye Wks . .back cover Southern Furniture Co, side lines Southern Medical College . 103 Southern Mut Bldg & Loan

Assu . . . front cover and 19 Southern Paint & Glass Co, .... cards in street directory

Spelman Seminary . .70 and 71 Spence J T ...... oppl271

Sppnceiian Steel Pen Co, N

Y, bottom edge and ... 44 Standard Sewing Machine Co,

back cover and 33

Steinau L 1094

Steinhauer J F, f cover 51

Stevens GW oppl270

Stocks Coal Co, cards in bus Diry

Sunday Critique 1107

Sunny South 49

Taylor H S & Co 26

Texas & Pacific R R . . 1358

Thomas J P 1288

Thomas L H & Co 40

Thompson J S 1238

Thornton J A 1238

Thrower J G, center lines and 9 Times Publishing Co, opp . 1128 Torbett & McCandless,

top lines and 76

Tonk W & Bro 18

Travers Bros 28

Tripod Paint Co, cards in St Diry Troy Steam Laundry, covers Tuck Raphael & Sons Co . . 30

Tunsell W B 1224

Union Central Life Ins Co,

center lines and 39

United States Life Ins Co, cards in business directory

aud. 47

United Underwriters . . . .1140

Walker M J 1149

Washington Seminary . . 97 Weslevan Christn Advocate 25

West W H 1168

Western & Atlantic R R . Ho Whatley Mrs Georgia ... 55 Whitcomb&Son .... 1225

White S M 59

White W Woods, bottom

lines, 61 and .... 1175

Whitehall Hotel ...... 23

Willey W L 1180

Williams ET oppl271

Williams John W & Co . . 1360

Williams J H 1184

Wilson Coal & Lumber Co,

opp 351

Winters Miss Myrtle . . . .1197 Woodward Lumber Co, back

cover and 37

Woolf W P 1271

Wright Mrs L L 50

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Changes, Collections and Necu Names Received too hate for Regular Insertion.

Adaruson Robert L, reporter Con- stitution, bds 63 S Pryor

Alfred J M, laster Jno'M Moore Shoe Co

American Bldg & Loan & Ton- tine Savings Assn, ( Atl branch) G N Lester Jr secty and treas, 39 h N Broad

AMERICAN HOUSE, Miss America Hammett propr, 72 Marietta

Amos Alex, c, porter Taylor & Mathews

Anderson James A Jr, bkkpr J A Anderson & Co, bds 72 Wal- ton

Anderson K E, opr Jno M Moore Shoe Co, bds 1000 Marietta

Andrews Lee, opr W U Tel Co, bds 1 E Fair

ANDREWS WALTER P, law- yer 29£ Marietta, bds 59 E Har- ris

ANSLEY JESSE A (J A Ansley &C~), r Decatur, Ga

ANSLEY J A & CO (J A Ans- ley, B F McCay), real estate promoters and uegotiators, 51 old Capitol Bldg

Astin Charles, salesman Scott & Young

ATLANTA BREWING & ICE Co, (bottling dept), J H Spil- man mngr, Courtland corner Harris

Atlanta Car Co, J C Peck genl mrigr, Houston St and R&D R R

ATLANTA CONSOLIDATED Bottling Co, moved to 228-230

Atlanta Talc Mfg Co, J R Tolleson pres, 49£ Loyd

Austin Edward R, law student N J & T A Hammond, r Edgewd

Atlanta Iron & Steel Castings Co, E Van Winkle pres, A II Bryan sec and treas, 50 old Capitol bldg

ATLANTIC ELECTROPOISE Co, W H Witherspoon pres, 45 Gould bldg (Seep 1361)

ATLANTA MACHINE WKS, L H Beck pres, M Benjamin genl mngr, Frederick Frank sec and treas, founders and ma- chinists, Gaj R R, King and

Hunter Sts

Austell House, Miss Jennie Vil- lard, 92 Marietta

Austin Charles, r (407) Whitehall

Austin Lemuel B, r 28 Williams

Bailey Mrs H M, r 50 Trinity ave

Baker W E, elk Benjamin & Cronheim, r 16 Church

Ballard J Oscar, elk H RDurand, mis 90 N Butler

Barnes John A (McAdams & Co), bds 2344 E Fair

BEATIE W D, florist and nur- seryman McDonough rd ur city limits, city office 5j Peachtree (See p 64)

Bell Wm, c, shoemkr P C Sheriff, r 6 Parks

Bell Rev W T, pastor St Paul's Ch M E, S, r 385 E Fair

Benjamin Morris, genl mngr Atl Mach Wks, r 257 AVhitehall

Birney Theo W, r 326 Spring

Bliley & Hay good (Frank X Bli- ley, A Judson Haygood), un- dertakers, 49 E Hunter

Bloodworth H R, rec teller Atl National Bnk, bds 49 Wood- ward ave

Bothwell Charles E, bkkpr Ga Loan, Savings & Bnkg Co r 32 Houston

BOTHWELL ROGER L, state agt The Sun Loan & Inv Co of Richmond, 23| Whitehall, bds Ballard Hse

Bowman John S, practical tile and grate setter 35 S Forsyth, r same

Boyd Ephraim, tailor, bds 51 N Forsyth

Brady I&aac A (J M Alexander & Co) r 156 Forest ave

Bremsteller Georgia (wid Chas), r 51 N Forsyth

Brittain Charles M, clkChamber- lin, J & Co, bds 9 Orange

Brittain Rev Jabez M, pastor Cen- tral Bap Ch, r 9 Orange

Brittain Wm H, elk DH Dough- erty & Co, bds 9 Orange

Brittan Mrs E H, bds 28 Houston

Britton J F & Co (J F Britton & D M Smith) brokers 16 E Ala

Butcher & Wingate (Alfred R Butcher & Ollie Wingate), plumbers 51 Edgewood ave

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Buckman Wm E, elk USQ M Dept, r 373 Gordon W E

CAMP THOMAS, machinery & timber 112 S Forayth, r 182 Rawson

Catlett Forest M, floor mngr Chamberlin, J & Co, bds 242 Richardson

Chamberlin Frank, elk Cham- berlin, J & Co, bds 109 Pulliam

CHRISTIAN J O, Job Printer, moved to 100i Whitehall

Conyers Bennett J, lawyer 29-31 Gate City Bnk bldg, bds 46 Powers

Cooksey John A (Murphey & Cooksey), r 354 W Simpson

Cooper John, sec aud treas Dixie Lumber Co, r 189 E Fair

Cross John W, carp J H Wheeler, r 149 Nelson

Dabney John H, treas Interstate Inv & Dev Co, r Ingleside

Darling Joseph H, music tchr, r 21 Crew

DAVIS LUCIEN E, sales agent South- Eastern Plaster Co, bds 185 Ivy

DRESDEN THE, L A Mueller propr, crockery, china, glass- wore, lamps, table cutlery, etc, 27 Whitehall and 54 S Broad (See opp p 943)

Eastman Frank, lumber and real est, r Angier ave cor Randolph

Eaton & Merrill (J A Eaton, Al- bert H Merrill), genl agts of N W Ga for Penn Mutual Life Ins Co, 31 £ Peachtree

Fowler A L, asst bookkeeper Con- stitution, bds 54 Walton

Fulton B & L Assn, J J Falvey pres, J J Doonan sec, J T Orme treas, Ga R R Depot

Gaines W W, lawyer 64 Gate City Bank bldg, bds 52 Capitol ave

GATE CITY COLLAR & CUFF Laundry, H L Williams mngr, 96 S Forsyth ( See adv opp957)

GEORGIA LOAN & SAVINGS Assn moved to 40 W Alabama

Harralson J B, mdse broker 67 E Alabama, bds Handy Terrace

Henry Richard J, c, real est and ins 1 Marietta, r 271 Wheat

HAYDEN & WHEELER, Ar- chitects, moved to 9 McDonald Bldg, 117i Whitehall

Holgate Mrs G H, bds 92 Marietta

Howell G A, r 19 Park, W E

Hughes John W (Hughes & Law)

r Lee, W E Huse Frank E, mngr H C Tuni-

son, r Brunswick Hse Hyatt John T, bus mngr Sou

Life, r 80 Walton INTERSTATE INVESTMENT

& Development Co, C E King

pres, W H Withers sec, J H

Dabney treas, rms 12-13-14, 164

Whitehall Johnson Ephraim, c, shoemkr P

C Sheriff, r 32 Collins JONES Wm E, real estate 36 S

Pryor, r 29 E Ellis Kiug Charles E, pres Interstate

Inv & Dev Co, bds Talmadge Landrum Leonidas M, principal

Walker St School, r 105 Smith LARENDON WALTER S, civil

engineer 39£ N Broad, r 78£

same (See p 1361 ) Lawes J Wm, accountant Thom- son-Houston Co, bds 100 S

Pryor Legge George, pres Taylor &

Legge Drug Co Mc Adams John R i Mc Adams &

Co), bds 234£ E Fair McAdams & Co (John R McAd-

ams & John A Barnes), drugs

236 E Fair McBride S L, with W M Scott &

Co McCASLAN W J, wholesale

sewing machs 39j N Broad, bds

Mark ham Hse MUELLER L A, propr The Dres- den, 27 Whitehall and 54 S

Broad (See p opp 943) MURPHEY & COOKSEY (C P

Murphey, J A Cooksey) roofers

and pavers, .25 S Broad (See p

945) Piedmont Exposition Co, aas R

Wylie pres and genl mngr,

Charles Arnold see, L J Hill

treas, 2 S Broad Pierce Park E, bds 72 Marietta Rawson E E, r 130 Washington Rawson L L, r 130 Washington Robins Rev. John B, pastor First

M E Ch, S, r 197 Ivy SOUTH-EASTEHN PLASTER

Co, L E Davis sales agt, 13 N

Forsyth Todd Wm J, salesman Richards

Machinery Co, bds 239 Capitol Westmoreland Judge T P, r 130

Washington

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FOR BOYS.

Corner Edgdwood Avenue and Ivy Street.

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The Only High Standard Private School for Boys in the City. Catalogues and information in reference to all colleges may be had from the head master.

Atlanta City Directory. 99

(Scapit©r Femerfe ©effete;,

34, 36, 38 Angler Terrace, Capitol Ave.

ATLANTA, GE0R6IA.

MISS LEONORA BECK, Principal.

ASSISTANTS:

Literary. Music.

MRS. A. E. COX. MISS EMMA HAHR.

MISS EMMA WILLIAMS. MISS HELEN KNIGHT.

MISS ANNIE LOWRY. MISS LOUISE ROMARE. MISS LOY McAFEE. MISS LEE CAMP. Kindergarten.

, . ^ , , MISS WILLETTE ALLEN.

Industrial. MISS BESSIE MILLS.

MR. A. C. BRISCOE.

Modern Languages.

Art Director. PROF. 1$. COLLONGE.

MR. HAL MORRISON. PROF. BRAVO.

Household Department. MISS GEORGIA COX.

Board, of Counselors:

DR. I. S. HOPKINS. JUDGE J AS. BOYNTON.

DR. J. W. LEE. JUDGE J AS. HOOK.

SENATOR J NO. B. GORDON. PROF. GEO. C. LOONEY.

GOV. W. J. NORTHEN. DR. J. W. HEIDT.

dr. h. p. Mcdonald.

The Scholastic year of this College begins the 14th of September and Closes the last of May.

With a standard as high, a curriculum as extended as that of a male university, with every department complete and presided over by specialists with the fullest realiz- ation of the deep import of the work awaiting.

GAPITOL? FEWALE G0LLESE

OPENS ITS DOORS FOR THE SESSION OF

->3 189 1-92.8*-

100 Atlanta City Directory,

m

St* Joseph's flfiprrriar^.

Under Care of the Sisters of Mercy.

Rooms, with Nursing and Attendance, Fight to Ten Dollars per week, Payable in Advance.

^8294 Courtland Street^

SISTER MARY BAPTISTA, Superior.

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ACADEMY

-OF THE-

Immaculate Conception,

Atlanta, - Georgia.

THIS Institution, founded in 1867, and incorporated with all the rights and privileges of an Academy, is a Boarding and Day School, under the direction of the Sisters of Mercy. The Academic year commences the first Monday in September and closes about the end of June. It is divided into two sessions - the first commences in September and the second in February.

The course of instruction embraces two departments, viz: 1st. The Preparatory Department. 2d. The Senior Department.

The Preparatory Department, which comprises seven classes, is com- pleted in seven years. It consists of three Primary, two Intermediate and two Grammar classes.

The Senior Department, which comprises four classes, is completed'in four years. It consists of the first and second Senior classes and Graduat- ing class.

Terms, per Session, Payable in Advance.

Hoard and tuition in English, Oriental china, pastel and Kens-

Erench and Latin, including bed, ington 20 00

bedding and washing ..$75 00 German taught at professor's

Music on piajao, guitar or organ .. 20 00 charge

Vocal music, (special course) 30 00 Fancy work and embroidery .. 5 00

\ ocal music in class, no charge,.. Summer vacation, if spent at the

Painting in oil or water colors. ;..3000 Academy 50 00

Embroidery , plian and ornamental needlework form no extra charge to boarders.

DAY PUPILS.

Primary division, per session . - $ 7 50 Senior division ... 12 00

Intermediate division 10 00 Graduating division 14 no

Grammar division 10 00 Graduating fee 5 00

Musical Department.

The superior musical advantages of the Academy deserve special men- tion and render this department, in a peculiar manner, worthy of patron- age. Great attention is given to both vocal and instrumental music, in which theory and practice are carefully combined.

Terms for Music per Month.

Piano. 8 lessons. 50 minutes each . .SI <I0 i Violin, 8 lessons. 511 minutes each $4 00

Piano, t hss, ins, 50 minutes each.. :.' HO Vocal Music, 8 lessons per month . 4 00

Organ, 8 lessons, 50 minutes each.. 6 00 Graduating fee in music 5 no

Guitar, 8 lessons, 50 minutes each . 4 no

102 Atlanta City Directory.

Providence Infirmary,

COR. EDGEWOOD AYE. AND IRA STM ATLANTA, GEORGIA.

Medical Staff: JAS. B. BAIRD, M. D. G. G. ROY, M. D.

Gynecological and Obstetrical Staff: THOS. S. POWELL, M. D. J. C. AVARY, M. D.

G. G. ROY, M. D.

Surgical Staff: J. McF. GASTON, M. D. Wm. PERRIN NICOLSON, M. D.

Diseases of Eye, Ear and Throat; A. G. HOBBS, M. D.

Venereal and Urinary Diseases; W. S. ELKIN, M. D.

a VERY variety of disease and injury receives appropriate treatment in this establishment under the care of the above named members of the professional staff. The internal administration is carried out prompt ly by an efficient matron and faithful nurses in each department. This in- stitution has all the improved appliances for the comfort and convenience of its inmates, and affords every facility of a first-class private hospital. It is fully equipped and prepared to accommodate male and female patients, including children, and has a lying in department for respectable ladies.

The building has been completely remodeled, and entirely refurnished with the latest styles of ash and cherry furniture. The rooms are large and well ventilated, with open fire-places, and lighted with gas.

The outfit is complete in all respects, with the modern improvements in water closets, bath rooms, hot and cold water, etc., giving an air of homelike comfort for the sick.

One of the staff is in daily attendance to provide for any emergency that may occur in the Infirmary, and the inmates may rely upon careful nursing and skillful medical treatment.

Letters of inquiry as to the admission of patients and the terms of board, or charges for professional services, may be addrsssed to any one of the staff, or to the Providence Infirmary direct.

For information as to rates, etc., address

F\ E. Brown, Sup't.

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103

Southern % Medical i College,

ATLANTA,

GEORGIA.

The regular sessions of this Institution begin the first Tuesday in October and close the first week in March. Course of Instruction is first-class in every particular. Clinic and Dissecting Ma- terial Furnished in Abundance.

For Full Par ticulars Address

DR. WILLIAM PERRINNICOLSON, Dean.

P.O. Box 234. ATLANTA, CA,

104

Atlanta City Directory.

Atlanta Medteal Eellege,

Atlanta,

Georgia,

THIRTY-FOURTH SESSION, 1891-92.

FACULTY :

A. W. GRIGGS, M. D., Emeritus Professor of Practice.

Wm. ABRAM LOVE. M. D.,

Professor of Physiology and Patholog- ical Anatomy,

A. W. CALHOUN, M.D. LLD..

Professor of Diseases of Eye, Ear and Throat.

H. V. M. MILLER, M. D., LLD.,

Professor of Principles and Practice

of Medicine, Lecturer on

Clinical Medicine.

W. S. ARMSTRONG, M. D.

Professor of General and Descriptive

Anatomy and Professor of

Clinical Surgery.

J. S. TODD, M. D.

Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.

VIRGIL O. HARDON, M. D..

Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children.

L. H. JONES, M. D.,

Professor General and Medical Chem- istry and Medical Jurisprudence.

W. F. WESTMORELAND, M. D.,

Professor of Principles and Practice of Surgery.

W. S. KENDRICK, M. D.,

Proctor. Professor of Physical Diag- nosis and Clinical Medicine.

F. W. McRAE, M. D.,

Demonstrator of Anatomy and Lec- turer on Genito-Urinary and Rectal Diseases.

J. C. JOHNSON, M. D.,

Lecturer on Diseases of Children.

M. B. HUTCHINS, M. D., Lecturer on Dermatology,

H. F. HARRIS, M. D.,

Lecturer on Urinary Analysis and Kidney Diseases.

J. M. CRAWFORD, M. D.,

Assistant to Chair, Eye, Ear and Throat Diseases;

L. P. KENNEDY, A. M., M. D., Assistant to Chair Obstetrics and Dis- eases of Women.

THE REGULAR WINTER SESSION BEGINS OCTOBER AND CONTINUES UNTIL MARCH.

-^Clinical Advantages Unsurpassed. 3*-

AN ABUNDANCE OF ANATOMICAL MATERIAL ALWAYS ON HAND.

For Annual Announcement, address

DR. W. S. KENDRICK, Proctor,

P. O, BOX 56, 49 WASHINGTON STREET.

Atlanta Citv Directory.

bichm ohd i mm i 1 mm,

OPERATING

THE PIEDMONT HIR-LINE,

The Best Equipped, Shortest and Quickest Route between Atlanta and Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York and Boston, and all Western and Eastern Cities,

1*1x6 Route of the XT. J9. Fast UVE^i!,

And of the Magnificent

Washington and Southwestern Vestibuled Limited Train.

The finest service in the South, and the equal of the best in any section.

Two Otlier TJaroxxgli Trains 33aiiy,

Making a Total of

3 TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ATLANTA, r%

With Pullman Palace Bleeping and Drawing-Beam Car Service, without "^

change, to principal Eastern Ci«les. ^-J

THE GEORGIA PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Atlanta and Texas Short Line.

The only Short Line to Birmingham, Anniston, Columbus, Miss . Memphis and, Shreve-

port, and all points in Mississippi and Northern Louisiana and Texas. Pullman

Palace Sleeping and Drawing-Room Cars, without change, between

ATLANTA AND KANSAS CITY AND ATLANTA AND MEMPHIS.

THE CENTRA! R. R. OF GEORGIA.

Three Fast Trains daily between Atlanta and .Macon, and two Fast Trains daily be- tween Atlanta and Savannah.

Through Train and Sleeping Car Service, between Atlanta and Jacksonville, by way of Macon and Albany. ,,,.,'

Thi» is the Old Reliable U. S. Mail Route between Atlanta and Middle and Southwest- ern Georgia and the KrtiVIOUa RtoOH[SuF ri-OrilDA.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO. OF SAVANNAH.

BETWEEN

Savannah and New Yo>r-l-c.

Savannah and Boston,

S3 ei -v ^ nn a P^> tanci i-'lriil acl esl ph i e=» .

-TJ ( The Finest a"d Fleetest Passenger Lines. * * / *-{

) .;. -i- Steamships Fl-ing the American Flag. \ ..„rg

TICKET OFFICES IN ATLANTA:

No. 10 Kimball House, and Union Depot.

W H. GREEN, SOL. HAAS, JAS. L. TAYLOR,

General Manager Traffic Manager. General Pass. Agent.

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MALLOR.Y IjIZSTIES,

NEW YORK & TEXAS STEAMSHIP CO.

TO -

Texas, Florida * Georgia.

-43^FLEET-«>-

S S. CONCHO (New) 3.724 Tons.

" LEOXA 3,329 "

" NUECES 3,367 "

" COMAE 2.950 "

" LAMPASAS 2,942 "

" AL.MO 2.942 "

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SAX MARCOS 2,840 Tons.

COLORADO ...2,704 "

RIO GRAXDE 2,500 "

STATEOF TEXAS.... ... .1.0;m; "

C IT Y of SAX AXTOXIO . . 1 ,052 ' '

SCHEDULE OF DEPARTURES:

LEAVE NEW YORK For Galveston, Tex.,

Every Wed. & Sat. 3 00 p. m. For Fernandina, Fla., Every Friday 3 00 p. m.

For Key West, Fla. ,

Every Saturday 3 00 p. m.

For Brunswick, Gj.,

Every Friday 3 00 p. m.

FOE NEW YOEE From Galveston, Tex.,

Every Wed. and Sat.

From Fernandina, Fla.,

Every Thursday.

From Key West. Fla-,

Every Saturday.

From Brunswick, Ga., Every Friday.

Nothing has been overlooked in the construction of these vessels, and their fine model, full power and EXCELLEXT SEA-GOING QUALITIES, have won for them the enviable reputa- tion they possess. Passenger accommodations, both cabin and steerage, aie unsurpassed. State- rooms being above the main deck are light, roomy and thoroughly ventilated, thus assuring to the traveler the greatest degree of confort attainable.

Connections are made, at all the ports at wh'ch these steam- ers touch, with all railroads and steamboats.

Through Coupon Tickets are on sale, and Through Rates of Passage and Freight are named to interior towns and cities, including those of California Mexico, New Mexico and Arizona,

No other passenger steamers run between New York and the ports named above.

THIS IS THE FAVORITE ROUTE TO FLORIDA.

For rates of freight, passage, printed matter and general information, address

C. H. MALLORY & CO-, Cen. Agents,

Pier 20 East River, and 362 Broadway. NEH ' 1 'C"K.

SETH SPRAGUE, Gen. Eastern Agent,

30G Washington St., Boston. H. McMURTRIE, Agent, Cor. 3d and

Chestnut Sts.. Philaoelphia, Pa. H. McMURTRIE, Agent, 203 East German Street, Baltimore, Md. J. N. SAWYER & CO. Agts. Galvest'n, Tex. MOSE RAPHAEL, Agent, Houston, Tex. B.E. HARR1SS, Agent, - Dallas, Tex.

W. J. YOUNG, Gen. Southern Passenger

Agent, San Antonio, Tex. C. M. HICKLIN, Agent, Denver, Col.

R. W. SOUTH WICK, Agt Key West, Fla. J. M. CUTLER, Agent, Jacksonville, Fla. G. R. HUBBY, Agent, Fernandina. Fla.

THUS. FULLER, Agent, Brunswick, Ga. H. H. RAYMOND, Gen. Southern Agent, Atlanta, Ga.

Atlanta City Directory. ioj

East Tennessee $

^Virginia antiY % Georgia Railway.

THE GREArSOUTHERNlRUNK LINE

BETWEEN

ALL PRINCIPAL SOUTHER!} CITIES

FOR-

FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS.

SHORTEST, MOST DIRECT AND COMFORTABLE

Route to all Eastern and Virginia Cities.

Only Direct Route to the Watering Places and Resorts of East Tennessee and Virginia.

THROUGH SLEEPING CARS

BETWEEN

NEW ORLEANS AND WASHINGTON, MEMPHIS AND WASHINGTON,

AND MEMPHIS AND NEW YORK,

NASHVILLE AND ST. AUGUSTINE,

CINCINNATI AND JACKSONVILLE. ATLANTA AND SAVANNAH,

ATLANTA AND BRUNSWICK,

ATLANTA AND KNOXVILLE.

Illustrated Pamphlets free on Application.

For Rates or Information, address

C. H. HUDSON, EDWIN FITZGERALD,

General Manager. Traffic Manager.

B, W. WRENN. T. S. DAVANT,

G. P. and Tkt- Agent. GenT Freight Agent.

KlsTOXVILLE, TiEiisriisr.

C. N. KICHT, J. J. GRIFFIN,

Ass't Gen'l Pass. Agent. General Freight Agent.

io8 Atlanta City Directory.

ATLANTA k FLORIDA R. R.

MAKES CONNECTION AT

ATLANTA

WITH

Western and Eastern Lines

FOR ALL POINTS IN

Quickest and Best Line to Florida.

CONNECTS WITH

G. M. & G. at Williamson, With M. & B. at Yatesville, and C. B. B. ofGa. at Ft Valley.

T. W. GA.RRBTT, Supt.

ATLANTA, CEORGIA,

Atlanta City DireCto* 1 . iqq

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$>!- Short -- Line l£-

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Atlanta fc West Point

AMD

Western Railway of Ala.

MONTGOMERY & MOBILE ROUTE.

The Sh.rtest and Quickest Passenger and Freight Route to

MONTGOMERY, SELMA, PENSACOLA, MOBILE,

NEW ORLEANS and all Points SOUTH and WEST.

PULLMAN * BUFFET * SLEEPING - CARS

ithrouch;

ON DOUBLE DAILY FAST TRAINS.

The Direct and Favorite Route

TO ALL TEXAS, CALIFORNIA AND MEXICO POINTS.

EDMUND L TYLER,

Oenerat Manager. Ailania. ' .a.

R. E LUTZ, JOHN A. GEE,

Traffic Mai. A.ss*t General Pass 2 gent,

MONTCOMIRY, OMKc HHewFc 12PryorSt .Entalll

ALA. ATLANTA, CA.

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II k Mill R. 1

BATTLEFIELDS ^OUTE. *

SOLID TRAINS

WITH

Pullman Jlalaee Sleeper:

BETWEEN

ATLANTA AND ST. LOUIS, MO., «&<--#

AXI) BETWEEN

%-.^rtNASHVILLE AND JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

IParlor (Sara on all Dap drains.

UNION PASSENGER DEPOTS.

r. d. Mann, QHflS E HARMAN

No. 4 Kimball House,

Ticket Agent. Gen. Pass. Agent.

Atlanta City Directory.

NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA

St. Louis Railway.

nrPT RHIITF Io ant' ^rom Atlanta, Nashville, Louisville. C'incin- ULO I UUU I L nati Chicago and all Northern and Western points,

via Chattanooga.

a- OUR -- SPECIALTIES »

ARE

Which have been run for \ ears over this route from Atlanta, Chattanooga and Nash- ville to Memphis and Little Rock, in connection with Through Sleepers.

QUICK TIME '=S?^ QUICK TIME LOW RATES B^££K=" LOW RATES

3 Trains Daily Between Nashville, Chattanooga, - 3 Louisville and Atlanta. y_V

CONNECTIONS %?££' CHANGES T^\

AND MADE IN UNION DEPOTS.

Through Pullman Buffei Sleeping Cars Between Atlanta am

St. Louis, Mo., and Between Jacksonville, Fla.,

and Nashville.

PARLOR CARS ON DAY TRAINS.

For further information call on o" address

W. I_. DHNLEY,

General Passenger and Ticket Agent,

NASHVILLE, TENN.

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Street Directory.

EXPLiAlsTATION.

In the following list it will be observed that all Streets, Ave- nues, etc., are arranged in alphabetical order, with name of occu- pant found at each number. The number in parenthesis, thus, (33), are the old house numbers. The name of each street is given, showing what other streets and places run from it or across it, at the point at which they intersect.

The Union Depot on Wall Street, from Loyd to Pryor, is the central point of the city.

The following are the central streets from which others are numbered: Decatur and the W. & A. R. R., and West Peachtree and Whitehall.

|®~To find the occupation of householders, refer to Alpha- betical List of Names.

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ABBOTT, Bellwood, nr North ave, Ward 5.

ADAIR ROW, Green's Ferry ave at city limits.

ADAIR, from Jackson e 1 s of Chestnut ave, Ward 4.

ADAMS, from Jackson e 1 n of Highland ave, Ward 4. 19 Parsons Mrs R 21 Guill AW 24 Echols E T 30 Daniel G B, c 34 Walker Ephriam, c 36 Thompson E, c

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TAMPS, OTAMP

^i!LS- - Supplies.

321.; South Broad Street.

PIM & TAYLOR

- CONTRACTORS IN-

Raising and (Rowing Buildings,

Brick or Frame Buildings Handled with

Perfect Safety. Special Facilities

for Moving Heavy Articles.

Telephone 344. 21% E. Alabama.

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ALABAMA - Cont'd

3 Elston H B

4 Natl Cash Register Co 4^Wolfe Harris"

5 Pitts H, c

6 Shelton T A & Co Harralson M & E

6^Roe A E

7 Boggan Wm C

8 Purtell &: Appier

9 Redus R K 9^Thrower J C

Home Friendly Society io Plane W F

C hears C W ii Postal Telegraph Co

12 Ansley Bros Trezevant W PI Wilensky K

13 Mallory Steam Ship Line Castleman H Holleman C L

Davis J A (W W .V- M Co) Walton John Woolley A C i3^Dixie Club

14 Ketner, Douglas & Co Ketner & Fox Rosenfeld S

15 Atlanta Natl Bank; i5Mtl Cotton Seed Oil Mills

16 Harwell & Britton i6^Paris & Donahue

17 Black & Mcintosh Harwell & Bradley Carter J C

Smith H L

18 Merchants' Bank

i8iRosser & Carter i8|Massey W C

19 Boynton H A

20 Arnold, Carlton & McCord 2o^King J G

Brown & Adams

Hoyt S B

Dennis I L

Receiver W&ARRCo

Blackburn R B

21 Cooledge Bros 2iiLumpkin J H

" Ripley T J 0' Donnelly T Haden W W Patty Henry M Daniel J F Everett W M Douglas Hamilton Pirn & Taylor

22 Oglesby & Meador Grey Co

23 Schlesinger H L

24 Falvey J J & Co 24^-The Missouri Pacific Ry Co

25 Gibbs Drug Co Kiser & Sparks

26 Morgan A P Phelps W H H

26|Ponder J M & C B Atlanta Finance Assn Atlanta Night School

27 Johnson C P

28 Shropshire & Dodd Murphy J H

29-31 Gate City Ntl Bank Bldg 29-31 Gate City Ntl Bank

29 Patterson W H Redwine J B

PHONE 657.

MELONt, GANTEY & RAWSON,

genl Insurance Agents

Fire, lAfe, vleeirienf and

Plate Glass.

14 S. Broad Street. ATLANTA, GA.

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Saul W S 14-19 The Bradstreet Co 16-17 Payne & Tye

20 Moody J N

21 Ravenel, StJulien&Co 22-24 A.tl Guano Co

24 Smith A A

25 Lawton J L Calhoun A E

26 Parry H L

27 Latham T W

28 Jordan R J 29-31 Kontz E C

ComlTrav Savings Bnk 30. 32, 34 Glenn & Slaton 35-40 Stockdell H C

Phenix Insurance Co 41-42 Hammond N J & T A 43 Leftwitch T I 44-46 Scull v I W 45 VanWinkle J A 49-51 Mynatt P L & Son 50 Smith A & A" 52-53 Home Mission Board Southern Baptist Con 54-55 Abbott B F & C F 56 Gay E S 59 Gilbert J H 62-66 Jackson & Jackson 63 Marinette Iron Wks Co 63 Adams Engineering Co 66-68 Glenn & Maddox

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JEWELERS.

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67 Hall Bros 72-73 bacon D C

Nqyes J M 69 Cohille Fulton 70-71 Rountree I) W Upshaw Ebb P Basement - -

Buckalew J P 32 Dodd G T & Sons 32^Sha\v Robert, c

Pease Printing Co 34 Atlanta Trust & Bnkg Co

Pnjor intersects. 35- 37, 39 Block F E 36 Haas Aaron & Co

Equtble Savgs & Loan Assn Empire Bldg & Loan Assn ^6-38 Wellhous^ & Sons 36iDun R G & Co

40 Sams J A

41 Frazier J D

41-43 Duncan & Cam])

42 Brunner J K & Co Illinois Central R R

42-itGa Phosphate & Mining Co Zachry W I Farrar A C & Co Rogers G C

43 Howard A G 43^Cranston & Bartlett

Ladson C T Russell J J Moomaugh R H

44 Atkisson & Burge 44-iMutual Endowment Order

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EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY,

53 Docatur Street.

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Lap Robes, Horse Blankets,

AND WHIPS OF ALL KINDS.

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ALABAMA - Cont'd 47-49 Montag Bros 49^Martin C B

Ackerman & Co 50-52 Langston & Woodson 51-53 Lamar & Rankin Drg Co 53^Everett C B & Co

Cronheim H

Tucker L M

Hill L N & Bro 54-56 Atlanta Carriage Hdw Co 55 Branan Bros 57 Paine T B & Co 58-62 Spence Marion W 59 Johnson G E

Cohen Levi

61 Pappa D 6i^Browder & Wells

Davis A W

62 Whitcomb J T & Son Sams Dade

Sims W I

Dewald G A & Co 64-66 Kenny & McDonald 65 Maddox J J & J E 65^Murphey A A

Sunday Critique 67 Rose P W & Co 68-70 Jack F M 69 The Lowry Banking Co 6oMustin J W

Pullman Car Office

GOING WEST.

Whitehall intersects. 3^Klein C E

Norrell B C

Price Oscar 6 Cramer D

7 Jett A W

8-10 Atlanta Gas Light Co

8$-io£ Hartsfield R G

Gibson J G

Hillyer George

Hillyer Henry

Bates W A

Carter Frank 9 Blesch W F

1 1 McCown James A

12 Hall T N Hall J A

Southern Home B & L Assn

Smith & Billings 14 Scott Geo W MnfgCo

DeSoto Phos & Mining Co

Thompkins N C

Stevens W N

Oxley R P

Libby R E

New Home Sew Mach Co Broad intersects. 18 Atlanta St R R Co i8^Jones A

20-22 Stewart & Bowden 23 Algee, Stevens & Co

Johns H W Mfg Co 23^Adair A D & McCarty Bros

Adair G B

King R C

Furman Farm Imp Co

Wylie & Barclay

Green D W & Co 2 5^Tide Water Oil Co

26 W U Tel Co

26-28 Atl Constitution Pub Co Constitution Bldg

27 Hickey J E

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GLASS AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES. No. 39 South Broad Street, ATLANTA.

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32^Smith H H Drake R S

Gt Sou Mut Ben Society Wesleyan Chrisn Advocate Atlanta & Florida R R

34, 36, 38 Atl Warehouse Co

35-37 Atwater Carriage Co

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36 Vacant

46-48 Georgia Ice Co

52 Farrar R W Central R R

ALABASTER ALLEY, from Courtland e to Butler, 1 n of Baker, Ward 6.

ALEXANDER, from W Peach- tree w to Marietta 2, n of Simpson.

11 (182) Cloud W B 13 (180) Thompson G L

Scott intersects. 17 (178) Cook J B

20 (177) Allen Mrs E A

21 (176) Farlinger A W 24 (175) Harper Mrs S F

Spriny intersects. 39 (156) Kirke Thomas

MEMPH

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98 WHITEHALL STREET.

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FOR COAL AND WOOD

CALL ON

OVERTON & DUNN,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers. ^^^

Best Domestic Coals at Lowest Prices.

TEL. 804. Yards 91. Ga. R.R.St.

45 (L54) Warren S F 49 (152) Gallaher C M 52 Smith G M

55 (146) McMichael Peter, c

56 (145) Gartrell Amanda, c

59 Merrill E D

60 (143) Myers B P

61 (144) Merrill E D

William* intersects. 63 (142) Strahan Mrs S H 67 (140) Meinze H L 73 (138) Cain J V M 77 (136) Trouse Miss E 81 (134) Latham T R 88 Marcus Carrie, c 90 Jackson Hampton, c Orme intersects. New Hope Baptist Church 101 (96) White Addie, c

103 (94) Brown Matilda, c

104 (94) Stewart Mrs L W

105 (92) Byrd Louisa, c 109 (90) Hart Mary, c 115 (88) Howard Annie, c 119 (86) Broxton H W

125 (80) Merriwether Susie, c

Lorejoy intersects.

126 ^85) Blackmon Mrs Hattie

127 Copeland Ellen, c

130 (75) McKinnon A A

131 (72) Edelmann Joseph 134 (73) Bell N V

139 (70) Sims L \V

140 (71) Griffin R L

Foidcr intersects.

141 (68) Coffman E G

142 (69) Cunningham G W 145 (66) Dwyer J E

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ALEXANDER - Cont'd 46 (67). Webb G W

49 (64) Ford P S

50 (65) Vacant

55 (62) Dobbs H L

56 (63) Waters R S

McAfee intersects. 59 (60) Phillips I R 61 (58) Brewer W D 65 (46) Gottlieb Julius

69 (44) Linch Hezekiah

70 (45) Brown J S

Venable intersect*.

73 (42) Tatum R P

74 (43) Taylor W H

77 (38) Collins Mrs M E

78 (37) Vacant

87 (30) Bell Madison

88 (31) Bell A J

Lnckie intersects.

199 (6) Glore J M

200 Terry Stephen 200 Rankin John, c

203 (4) Gilham Mrs E M

204 Vacant

205 (2) Vacant

ALEXANDER, east, formerly Cedar st, from West Peach- tree e to Peachtree at Alex- ander. 22 (12) Harris Emma, c 26 (22) Grant Mahala, c 28 (22) Harper Wesley, c 32 (24) Jordan W H 38 (28) Richards W B B 40 Huddleston W M 44 (32) Byron J H, c

58 (300) Sindall C A

ALICE, firm Pryor to Pulliam, 1 s of Raw son, Ward 2. 27 (51) Bridges Samples, c 31 (125) Harris Charles, c 36 Phelps Hattie, c

38 Dent Wm, c

39 Vacant

(15) Long James, c

AMY, from Humphries e to Windsor, 1 s of Arthur, Sou Atlanta.

ANDERSON, from State w to Curran, 1 s of Emmet, be- yond limits.

ANGIER AVENUE, from Pine at No 200 s e to Jackson st, thence east to R & D R R, Ward 4.

Fort intersects. 31 Duncan D, c 53 (11) Ford Albert, c 75 Butler J, c 81 Huff J, c

Summit intersects. Boulevard intersects. 172 Stokes T H

174 Hardin J B

175 Scully Col I W 180 Bowes Dr W W 182 Bentley O W 186 Aspinwall F E 192 (10) Collins W J 195 (9) Bancker E A 199 (11) Wilson W T B

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LUMP, ANTHRACITE AND STEAM COAL

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218 Bryan Aaron R

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ANNA, from Curran s e to Mc- Millan, i n of Marietta, North Atlanta.

ANTOINETTE, from Decatur n to Gartrell, i e of Yonge, Ward 4.

12 Hamilton G

14 Dunn Wm

16 DeLay.R T

18 Gheesling S A

20 Smith H C

26 Henderson Wm H

28 Dickerson T W

32 Smith J B

33 Stewart J T 36 O'Neil Wm J

39 Riordan J

40 Snead Wm T

44 Childress H K Wylie

ARTHUR, from Humphries e to Windsor, South Atlanta.

ARTHUR, West Atlanta, changed to Sunset ave.

ASHBY, from West End n to Bellwood at western city limits

AUGUSTA, from Hill e to Grant's Park, 1 s of Georgia ave, Ward 3.

C. G. WYNNE,

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' 11 and 13 Mitchell and 78 and 80 ' Broad Street-.

Telephone 420.

AUSTIN ALLEY, between Humphries and Robbins' al. (Called also Morris st.)

BADGER, from E Fair s 2 w of Boulevard. McWilliams T J Horton R L Boyce S N Hayes J J

BAILEY, from W Fair n to Stonewall, 1 w of Chapel, Ward 1.

7 Dawson E, c

8 Jacobs A T

10 Daley P J

11 Evans R L

1 5 Wilson R G .

16 Manning C A

18 Wright G B'

19 Johnson W N 22 (20) Barton J B 2T, Anderson Wr W

25 Salter F

26 Anderson J P 30 Gilbert A L

34 Rice D D

35 Camp B A 38 Ficken J

44 Johnson & Simons

BAKER, from Peachtree at junction of W Peachtree e to Fort and w to Marietta, 1 n of Harris, Wards 4, 5 and 6.

GOING EAST.

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For all kinds YeJlow Pine umher

ENTERPRISE LIMBER CO.

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BAKER - Cont'd 24 Thornbury Mrs M A

Ivy intersects. 42 (38) Hollingsworth MrsM E 46 (40) Seltzer Charles 50 (42) Dixon J Y 54 (44) Roney Nicholas 62 (50) Harden Mrs J A 70 (56) Hunerkoph L P Courtland intersects. 74 (60) Wright H S 78 (64) VanWinkle J A 82 (66) Bailey Dawson, c 86 (72) Crutchfield Floyd, c 88 (72) Williams Anna, c 93 Breuning Casper

102 (78) Nott F B

114 (84) Brown Amanda, c

ii4^Bently Martha, c

116 Huggins James, c

Piedmont ave intersect*.

118 (1) Bailey G, c

122 (2) Ogletree F, c

126 Spencer Gus, c

129 Griggs C, c

130 (4) Berry Rachel, c

131 Trammell M, c

134 Jackson L, c

135 Buckner Nellie, c

137 Badger M, c

138 (6) White E, c

141 Williams A, c

142 (7) Williams L, c

143 Green W, c 146 (8) Powell A. c 150 Holland G, c

Butler intersects. 161 Lee A, c

165 O'Neill Y, c 169 Bagwell E, c 171 Lane F, c 175 Davis J, c 179 Hooper R, c 181 Fuller J B, c 196 Jackson J, c 202 (206) Wood F, c Hays -B F, c

Fort inier sects.

GOING WEST.

17 Vacant

21 Vacant

27 (23) Perkerson A M

30 (24) Hill CD

Spring intersects.

35 (25) Appier D W

36 (26) Waters W T

39 (27) Pattillo H A

40 (28) Peeples H C

41 (29) Prioleau W F

42 (36) Abel W G

45 (31) Flesh Augustus

46 (40) Smith J B

49 (33) Kelley A H

50 (42) Starke H F

53 (35) Redding R A

54 (44) Fuller O C

59 (37) Stallings J E

60 (50) Atkins J W

61 Leslie Mrs J H

Williams intersects. 65 (57) Mand J L

78 Hudson G B

79 Peterson S M

81 Ibach Mrs C G

82 (83) Jobson F M 86 King Rev J L

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Smith W C 02 (100) Cooper A J

06 (102) Lewis G T

07 (109) Corley Mrs G A 10 (104) Campbell J'B

05 (103) Barnett Mrs N M A

13 (105) Voss W C

14 (106) Harris S L

15 (107) Lewis J H 18 (108) Haney Henry

in) Sullivan Pat Hayden intersects.

30 (130) Laird H M

31 Vacant

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41 42

45 46 47

126) Lindsey W H 129) Hutchison Mrs 133) Wiles R J Vacant

135) Brightwell W A

136) Acton T M 135) Snyder C P

Averatt J M

52 Vacant

53 (139) Domini John 56 Vacant

Duckie intersects. 160 Vacant

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BAKER'S ALLEY, from Woodward ave s t > Rawson, 1 w of Terry.

BALTIMORE PLACE, from West Peachtree w to Spring, Ward 6 (formerly Hunnicutt)

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PIM & TAYLOR

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Raising and [flowing Buildings,

Brick or Frame Buildings Handled with

Perfect Safety. Special Facilities

for Moving Heavy Articles.

Telephone 344 21 lA E. Alabama

i Strong C H

4 Landauer Sigmund

5 Goldsmith J M 7 Roberts E H

9 Ketner J H 1 1 Armstrong Mrs J G 13 Davis A H 15 Cunningham Miss A O 1 7 Arnall C S 19 Echols Mrs H R 21 Westmoreland W F 23 Bandman I C 25 Waring Mrs M G 27 Austell Mrs I L

BARTOW, from W & A R R n e to W Cain. 1 n \v of Spring, Ward 5. 13 Garner Susan, c 19 McCarver Emma, c 23 (10) Rain Laura, c

Marietta intersects. 40 (20) Torbert Mrs M E* Walton intersects.

62 (22) Daniel John P

63 (23) Martin George W

69 Allen T V

70 Miller James T

Luckie intersect*. 82 Lester James S 88 Blackstock Wm H.

BASS, from Windsor e to Hill, 1 s of Georgia ave. Wards 2 and 3.

Cooper intersects.

Forirnrnlt intersects.

Pryor intersects.

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BARTOW - Cont'd

Loyd intersects. PaUifun intersects. Wash inyton intersects. Crew intersects. 197 Vacant 201 Vacant .205 Vacant 209 Vacant

213 Vacant

214 Teasdale T A

( npitol are intersect*. 239 Williams A C 245 Cochran Mrs Z M 247 Vacant 249 Vacant

Fraser intersects. 264 (26) Fields Emma, c 268 (28) Heard John, c 272 Martin Annie, c 274 Vacant 276 Simmerley I S

Reed end*. 286 (72) Stephens John, c

Terry ends. 299 (25) Callaway J F

Martin intersect*. 312-314 Daniel J T 322 Ficher G T

Connolly intersects. Garden intersects.

BATTLE, from Fair s to Green's Ferry avenue, 1 \v of Roach, Ward 1.

(2) Davis Lucy, c

(3) Phillips Pomp, c

(4) Jackson Lucy, c

(6) Hunnicutt John, c

(7) Chapel David, c (16) Maddox W 1

(18) Grady J D "

(19) Jones Cedar, c

(20) Williams John, c

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(22) Farmer Sallie, c Larhin intersect*.

(18) Vacant

(19) Newdecker J J

(20) Johnson P H, c

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(11) Hughly Charles, c

(15) Jones R A, c

(17) Vacant

(19) Thomas Lizzie, c

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(22) Vacant

(24) Jones Sophronia, r

(47) Cooley Cynthia, c

BECKWITH, from junction oi High and Porter w to limits, 1 s of W Hunter, Ward 1. t Jackson S, c 3 Murphy L, c 5 Johnson Maria, c

1 1 Lumpkin T, c

13 Nealous M, c

15 Greenlee De, c

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MELONE, CANTEY & RAWSON,

(Jen'1 Insurance Agents

Fire, JAfe, Accident and

Plate Glass.

14 S. Broad Street. ATLANTA. GA.

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Vine intersects. 74 Knowels Jnd's Bldg 86 Henderson James, c 106 Mitchell Green, c

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1 1 (7 j Long Alice, c

12 Head John F

13 (5) Callaway Rev N C, c

15 Scroggins Delia, c

16 Nichols S H, c

18 Brown Augustus 1). <

19 King Emanuel, c

20 Wilkerson George, c

21 Windom Frances, c

Gemunden intersects.

22 Smith Joseph, c

25 Pryor Priscilla, c

26 Tucker Henry, c 28 Mathews Sarah, c 30 Long Emma, c 32 Goodlett J, c

34 (22) Wilson John, c

36 (24) Parker Abraham, c

BELL, from Georgia railroad to Houston, and s to Hunter, 1 west of Fort, Wards 3 and 4. 12 Crow Y S

Decatur intersects.

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WHOLESALE AND KETAIL

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Largest Stock, Lowest Prices.

TRirOb* MINT -CO.,

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Graining and Oil Colors,

White Lead.l-Coat Carriage Paints.&c

Factory, 375 Decatur Sireet.

Office 56-58 Marietta Street.

27 Taylor Wm

29 (5) Dyer George W

30 (4) Kennedy J L

32 Hill M, c

33 Thomason J J

34 Clarke L, c

36 (8) Martin Wm

37 Crockett J, c

40 (10) Green J

41 Reagan E, c

43 Giles C R

44 (12) Mooney W '1

47 Wallace S L

48 Arrington George 48 Goodwin H C

( rihiur intersects. 53 (19) Nelson T H 57 (21) Kinsey J F

61 Lee L S

62 Reimann F

63 McDonald Wm O 63 Read Wm F

67 Jossey S B 69 Plunkett H A 78 Mimms F P

Taylor begins.

College intersects.

Pratt ends.

Fain ends.

115 (91) Bell G, c

116 Colvard Mary, c

118 Williams Mahala, c

119 Story Jane, c

120 Powers E, c

Boaz ends.

121 Whitaker Wm, c 123 Weaver C, c 125-127 Vacant

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BELL - Cont'd 30 (144) Luckie E, c 32 (96) Blake C, c 32 Gates C, c

34 (100) Brown A, c

35 Bush Norah 46 Vacant

Edge-wood ave intersects.

55 Jones Richard

56 (109) Jones Sarah, c

57 Jones Richard, c

58 (108) Kyle Mary, c

61 (in) Stafford Jane, c

62 (no) Ford C, c

63 (113) Allen Nettie, c

64 (112) Beasley Judge, c

65 Bell Wm, c

68 Early Carrie, c

Wheat intersects. 79 Butler, Slater & Co

81 Brooks Elberta, c

82 Roundtree Carrie, c

83 (107) Hancock Mary, c

85 (7) Baker John, c

86 (108) Jackson Henrietta, c

87 Murray Moses, c

Old Wheat begins.

88 (no) Clarke Mary, c

90 (no) Green Oliver

91 (11) Brown Frank, c 93 Burkes B, c

95 (12) Dobbs John, c

96 Greene Laura, c

98 Hallman Nora

99 Wilson J E, c

Green ends. 201 Long John, c 203 Green Nancy, c

206 (25) Lawrence H, ?

208 (32) Norwood Carrie

209 (33) Dupree Julius, c

211 Vacant

212 (36) Williams Rufus, t

213 (46) Osborn Eveline, c

214 (38) Smith Nancy, c

215 (200) Johnson Frank, c

216 (138) Johnson Katherine, c

219 (41) Nunnally Jane, c

220 (40) Echols B, c

Houston intersects.

BELLWOOD AVENUE, from

Marietta at northern limits, west, formerly called Mayson & Turner Ferry road (Bell- wood.)

BEREAN AVENUE, from Tennels s, 1 e of Savannah, Ward 3.

Brown Mrs C A

Burson Mrs M

Brisendine P E

Harmon R M

White T H

Watson C A

Clark S M

Maddox J A

Robie J F

Hardeman S

Hobart G H

Butler Rev W

Haubold B M

Quinn E C

Wilson R A

Blocker O J

Southern Paint I G-la.es Co.,

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS

PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.

Sponges, Chamois, all kinds of Brushes,

Artists' Goods, Reliable Mixed Paints, &c.

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Fire, Life, Accident and Plate Glass In-

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BERKELL, from Humphries e to Windsor, 4 s of Glenn, Ward 2.

(1) Lyons Wallace

(2) Harrison Wm

(3) Lemachs Frank

(4) Bowden Albert

(142) Williams Press, c

(143) White York, c (246) Gravitt R L (248) Vacant

Robinson W D , Preston J M

Williams Bessie, c

BIBB, from Means north, 1 Bellwood ave.

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Grant intersects. ' 36 (41) McMichael John, c

MEMPH

STOVE CO.

98 WHITEHALL STREET.

See Page 57.

TELEPHONE 804

OVERTON & DUNN.

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37 Adams Mary, c

39 (35) Giddeon Susan, c

40 (35) Cooper T, c

41 (32) Curry Alex, c

42 [2,2,) Fields Wm, c

43 (30) Norwood Dollie, c

44 (29) Porter Emma, c

45 (28) Kidd Martin, c

46 (25) Westmoreland Maria, c

47 (26) Persall H, c

48 (23) Davis George, c

49 (24) Wilson Amaziah, c

50 (23) Hamilton L, c

George intersects.

54 Hart Jane, c

55 Vacant

57 (16) Bryant Gus, c

58 (13) Stovan J, c

59 (13) McCants Jane, c

61 (8) Thomas Minerva, c

62 (9) Grimes Wm, c

63 (9) Price Sylvia, c

67 (29) Smith Miss S J

68 Hoyle Emma, c

BISHOP, from Forest ave n to Merritts ave, between Court- land and Calhoun, Ward 6.

BLACKGUM ALLEY south- eastern limits (Pittsburg) near Rockwell.

(8) Wallace G W (12) McDaniel James (14) Hicks Philip, c (16) Calhoun John, c

BLACKMON (changed to Sum- mit ave.)

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BLECKLEY AVENUE from W Peachtree east beyond limits, 1 st south of Exposition grounds.

BLUFF, from Kries w to C R R, nr s w limits, West End.

BOAZ, from junction Edgewood ave and Butler s e to Bell, 1 n of College, Ward 4. 9 (1) Harris Jackson, c

10 (2) Rutherford S

11 (1) Barber C, c

13 (3) Groves A, c (14) Tripp A, c

14 (4) Gates J, c

16 (4) Hartsfield S, c

17 (5) Williams J, c

18 Houston P, c 20 Vacant

22 Alexander R, c 23-25 Burney M. c 24 Easely K, c

BOBO'S ALLEY, from Mari- etta, bet Bartow and Spring, w to W & A R R, Ward 5.

BORNE, from G R R s, Factory, Ward 3.

(2) Brown J T

(3) Gossett J C (5) O'Neal Joshua (7) O'Neal A Q (9) Bentley D T

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(11) Hughes J M

(11) Whaley Russell

(12) Hammond T H

(13) Mooney J H (18) Shirley R M

(20) Douglass R F Waterhouse commences.

(21) Belcher J S (23) Vacant (25) Dempsey R

(30) Reynolds f O

(31) Hall F S * (34) Allen G W

BOSCHE ALLEY, from Bump- stead al s to Richardson

BOSS AVENUE, from Mari- etta s, 1 west ot Ponder ave.

BOULEVARD, from Decatur n to limits, 1 w of Jackson, and s by eastern boundary of Grant Park, Wards 3 and 4.

GOING NORTH.

n (7) Mooney R M 12 Lamb Wm H 15 (9) Almond H C 17 (11) Gathright WT E Todd commences. 23 Maddox Mrs E J 27 (15) SpinksJ P 31 (6) Williams Frank, c

34 (16) Farmer E E

35 (!9) Winfrey Sarah, c

36 Owens A J

39 (27) Carter Larkin, <-

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Jellico, Lump, Steam and Nut and Anthracite

Rear 72 Marietta Street, Tel. 1420

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42 Cook J T

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52 (24) Garrett H F 56 Estes M V

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Edgewood ave intersects. 90 Smith H F

93 037) Johnson J L

94 (36) Pharr G F 02 Quarles WE 06 (42) King S R \2 Stribling G T

Wheat intersects. 14 Edwards M E & Co 1 7 Smith G, c 19 Williams J, c

Old Wheat intersects. 2 3 (35) Corry A J 35 Mitchell N, c 41 Wimberley H, <

43 Greene P. c 47 Eberhart X. c

53 Zion Methodist Church, c 61 Groves A, c

63 Sloan W, <- 65 Cureton J A, r

Irwin intersects. Boulevard Public School 188 WarlickJ W 200 (76) Abbey R M 204 (78) Haile Dr T J Houston intersects. < 'a in ends. 223 Nelson L B 225 Hendnx J C

C. G. WYNNE,

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SUITIKTOS

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IN - THE - CITY.

D. C. LOEB,

WHOLESALE

Whiskey, Wines & Cigars

11 and 13 Mitchell and 7s and SO Broa ; Streets.

Telephone 420.

Johnson ave commences. 143 Raymond W I

247 Bruckner Mrs M

248 Phillips H T 251 Spenc'e N L, 257 Wikle W S D 264 Williams Mrs J J

Highland ave intersects. 270 Blue E W 278 Foute Dr W E

. [dams ends. 284 Jenkins Sam A 288 (211) Featherstone W S 313 Carey J

Morris intersects. 333 Gallagher J J 343 Amiss Mydes, c 357 Davison J W

Rice intersects. 371 (300) Forbes W T

Angier ave. intersects. 403 Hopkins I L 415 Hopkins C T

Rankin continences. 449 Thomson W S

Morgan commences. 472 Aldredge J 482 Collins J R

GOING SOUTH.

Tennell commences.

70 Stahl Benedict

Bennett Mrs C 74 Pendlev P P 94 Smith H W 98 (6) Mitchell M F

Waldrop E H

White C C 102 Bain Wm

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2Y2 S. BROAD STREET. Telephone 238.

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X i STAIR BUILDING a Specialty. |f ' Cor. Foundry and W. & A. R. R.

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BOULEVARD - Cont'd

06 Dickinson B S

12 Duncan J W

16 Vacant

Factory ends.

36 Carrier C R

38 Buice Charles

42 Ricks J B

44 Mauldin D G

46 Vacant

48 Rebb Charles

50 Daley Mrs Nellie

52 Fleming R A

56 Vacant

58 Pittman Wm

60 (n) Smith J O

62 (12) Carter J J

66 Acree W M

68 Smith Walter

72 Hardeman Jack

72 Hardeman C B

74 Webb Wm

E. Fair intersects. McDonald intersects. 196 Martin & Henck 200 Hughes H O 202 Hughes Miss Susan Woodward ame intersects. Bryan intersects. 243 Curtis C F

Glenn intersects.

274 (197) Lee Martha, c

275 Pickert A F 309 (160) Ingle D C 312 Vacant

Sidney intersects. 348 (180) Wright James 352 Gouldy D H

356 (182) Everett Mrs L E Rosalie intersects.

360 (186) D'Alvigny C F S

374 (192) Crookshanks A W Killian intersects.

391 (200) Doolittle Mrs M F

394 Fischer J A

398 Bernard A H

402 Cramer D

BOWDEN, beyond northern limits from Peachtree east, 1 s of Wilson ave

BOX, from Courtland ave e to Butler, 1 n of Merritts ave, Ward 6.

BOYNTON'S ROW, Windsor e to Cooper, 1 Richardson. Ward 2.

from n of

BRADBURY ALLEY, from Haynes s w to Fair, 1 n of Peters, Ward I.

BRADLEY, from Decatur, n to Irwin, 3 e of Boulevard, Ward 4.

4 Philips JL&PK 8(1) Langston M J

11 (1) Sisson Mrs Alice

12 (4) Davenport G G

15 Powell J W (3) Jordan J H

16 (6) Philip PK East Atl Bapt ch

19 Vacant

20 (8) Barnett John

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THE NATIONAL RAILWAY

Building and Loan Association

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Americas Casualty Ins. Security

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28 (12) Pylant E

29 (8) Hawes P L

Ezzard commences. 37 (21) Penington Jordan, c 39 (20) Bryant John 43 (4) Leach Mrs M G

46 (24) Upson John, c

47 (5) Dugged J A> ' 49-51 (27) Penington Doc, c

50 (28) Wise Henry, c

55 (29) Flemister George, c

Edgewood avenue intersects.

Wlieat intersects.

10 Mangham M, c

11 Kenyon N, c

14 O'Neill E, c

15 Tray lor J H, c 18 O'Neill M, c

21 Randolph A, c

22 Gibson G, c

23 Williams M, c

24 Wilson A, c

27 Cox J, c

28 Jones F, c

31 McCoy A, r

32 Johnson Harvey, c

35 Hill A, c

36 Birch T, c

39 Hanes C, c

40 Broomfield J, <r 42 Smith M, c

Irwin intersects.

BRADLEY ALLEY, from Highland ave to Chestnut, i w of Hilliard, Ward 4.

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Raising and moving Buildings,

Brick or Frame Buildings Handled with

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for Moving Heavy Articles.

Telephone 344. 2134 E. Alabama.

BROAD, from W & A R R n e to Luckie at Peachtree, and s w to Mitchell, 1 w of White- hall, Wards 1 and 6.

GOING NORTH.

1 (22) Vacant

2 Ibach C G 2^Lester Syl & Co

2\ (J9i) Adams Spring Motor 2|Foote & Davies 2-|Grant Ed L Sign Co

3 Vacant

4 Phillips J W & Co

5 Bentley Moses H, c

6 (17) Wilson J T 6^(15^) Barnett Samuel

Smith & Hape Nixon & Lindsey Hanbury T E

7 (18) Rubin S H McVickers Mrs L Dennis Mrs F J

9 (16) Vacant

10 (15) McClendon J J & J T

11 (14) Bridger J C Randall R H

12 (13) Carlton J M B

13 Bryant John, c

14 (11) Carr G T Shomo A M

15 Vaughan C J 15-ISoutheastern Tariff Assn

Arnold & Arnold DeLeon B C Grant J W

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BROAD - Cont'd A & W P R Ry Masonic Hall 16-20 (7-9) Neal John i6jWilliams S W

Marietta intersects. 29^ Vacant 31 Harrington R R

33 (1) Jacot L

35 (3) Manning Furniture Co

36 (4) Stewart D O & Co Campbell R O

37 (5) Respess & Co Tolbert, Drummond & Co

39 Verner J J & Co C & G Electric Co

39^(7*) Lester J N, jr Cook Jos S & Co Black D C Simmons & Corrigan Am Mut Loan & Ins Co Hosch Lumber Co Clark Lumber Co Atwater I T & Sons

40 (14) Review & Expositor King Royal Germetuer Co

4o£Smith V A s 41 (9) Davis Ellis & Co Rockmart Slate Co Warren S T Kimball J W Kimball J C, est Hill Harry Fallon P J & Co 4i£Flagg A D B 42 Foote G W 42-^Progressive Benefit Order 44 (16) Coleman J M

44^Christian Science Ass'n 45~(x3) Wilson R H & Co

Am Investment Co

Mer & Mech Banking and Loan Co

46 (18) Manahan M W

47 Johnston S & Co

48 (20) Roberts E M & Co Woodside J J

Preuss Geo Ad Walton intersects. 50 (28) Paul & Gullatt 54 Beatie & Lampkin 60 (28) Davis J A J 62 Reeder M O 64 (30) Atl Wire & Iron W'ks 68 (34) Spencer & Hancock 6oiRichards F

Poplar intersects. 70 (36) Knapp S F 78 (42) Gate City Reed and W Ware Co Schneider & Fritsh 82 (44) New Era Gas Appli- ance Co 82-84 (44-46) Wingate & Mell 86 (50) Loo James 88 (50) Scarratt House

GOING SOUTH.

1 Fire Dept Headquarters Engine House No 1

2 (24) Parsons & Bostick Hampton & Herman East Lake Land Co Simpson Iron Co Holbrook J M Talley A S

Gann R M

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Beckham W E & Co Harris Stave & Lumber Co

2^(24^) Confederate Hall Georgia Hedge Co Enterprise Lumber Co Lanier & Hoppie Atl Tool & Supply Co Hoppie Bank Punch Co

3-5 Alexander J M & Co

4 Sisson V P

5^Foot & Davies Williams F H

6 Hook & Ladder Co No 1

7 (31) HendrixJ C & Co . Lowe & Manry

7*(3 1 h) Bosche R C & Co Hudgins H C & Co

8 (30) Byrd C P Atlanta Engraving Co Goldsmith Real Estate and

Loan Agency 8£Lester J F & Co

9 Reeder VV L

10 Atlanta Evening Journal. 10^(32^) The Ga. Security & Banking Co

Riley, Grant & Co

Marietta Guano Co

Smith Hoke & Burton

Whiteside J R

Pope W H

Union Labor Advocate The n Vacant ni(35*) Smith J H

Macon Telegraph

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69 WHITEHALL STREET.

nUOLUALK AHD RETAIL

JEWELERS.

Largest Stock, Lowest Prices.

Artists' Materials.

largest /Issortmept ar>d tpu/est prices ir? <?ity

TRIPOD PAINT CO.,

56-58 Marietta Street.

1 2 (34) Neal Loan & Banking Co. *

13 Guimarin Engles & Stock-

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14 (38) Roberts & Lampkin Bratton John

Melone, Cantey & Rawson 14A (38A) Red Men's Hall Gress Lumber Co Ark wright P S Read & Brandon Piedmont Exposition Co

15 Atl Home Ins Co

Atl Bldg & Loan Assn i5^Inman S M & Co

1 6 (40) Sou Bnkg & Trust Co

Alabama intersect*.

17 (41) Ware& Owens i/Mnman H T

Jones D G Ellis & Gray

18 New Home Sew M Co

19 (43) Parkhurst W F & Co Warner & Parkhurst Dallas G J

1 9^(43^) Kennesaw Guano Co

Pratt N P 21 Bennett B F 2Ii(47i) Turner & Campbell

Holt J R 23 Postell & Sexton

25 Shockley W J & Co Palmer Bros Murphy C P

26 (33) Evins John C 26£Davis J R

27 Burgess & Co

28 Johnson J B

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Mineral, Timber, County and City Land For Sale.

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BROAD - Cont'd

29 (55)ChattahoocheeBrickCo Piedmont Broom Co Parrott Lumber Co

30 Vacant

31 Atl Rubber Stamp and

Stencil Works 3i^Leo Gust. E

32 (56) Gate City Art Glass

Works Johnson, Beaumont & Co 32^(56^) Moorman & Moorman

33 (59) Stokes J W & Co

35 (61) Hawkins, Dobbs & Co 35iBroomhead & Street 36^(60) Star Mfg Co 36^Rich Miss R E

"Railroad Branch Y M C A 37 (63) Watts & Huff 37-iShubrick E T 38-Phillips W R Jr & Co

39 (65) Davis & Amnions Southern Paint & Glass Co Camp Thomas

39^(65^) Moncrief Dowman & Co

40 (64) Atlanta Paint & Seed

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41 Perkins Machinery Co 4xK69i) Christian J O 43 (69) Eubanks Robt S 45 Baisden J A S & Co 47-49 (73-75)Brown&KingSCo

50 Ryan Co

Hunter intersects. High J M & Co

51 Hoffman J J & Co

5 1 ^Georgia Staats Zeitung

53 Stamps 0 L & Co

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55 Kelley C H & Bro

56 (80) Vacant

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58 Stallings J E

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59 Stallings J W & Co

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65 Southern Farm Tool Co 66^(90^) White S S Dental

Mfg Co 67 Lyndon C Y

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69 Bryant & Catton

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77 Singleton F P

79 Plunkett H A

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10 (4) Pfeiffer C S

14 (6) Bowen Mrs L E

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No. 39 South Broad Street, ATLANTA.

TELEPHONE 413

FOR LUMBER OF ALL KINDS.

QRESS LUMBER CO.,

16% SOUTH EROKD STREET.

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WRITING MACHINE.

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20 (10) Daly Mrs Ella

21 (13) Franklin Richard

22 (12) James L P

Forsyth intersect*.

46 (25) Gershon Aaron

47 (26) Selig Sigmond 49 (28) Freisleben Abe

54 (23) Perkins J W

55 (32) ReddeyJ W

Whitehall intersects. 83 (54) Giles J A

Pryor intersects.

BROWN'S ALLEY, from Gregg to Rawson. near Windsor, Ward 2.

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Laseter ] D

Farrell I L

Reeder W L 1 Cochran E H

Johnson T J

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BUENA VISTA AVENUE,

from Formwalt e to Pulliam. nr city limits, Ward 2.

(17) Dorman J B

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Baker W H (12) Perry Wm

Cox N M

Patterson Belle, c (15) McVicker Mrs Lula

BURCKEL. See BERKELL.

BUSH, from \Y & A R R (Elli- st) w to Lambert, Ward 5.

9) Aughtmon J A

10) Pierce T, c 9) Ray Mrs C C

Vacant 12) Woodruff W L 15) Barrett Mrs G N Barrett W L

17) Fair J P

18) Woodruff R G

19) Armistead V T

20) Vacant

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Smith W T 23) Harbin Charles Mangum intersects,

38) Churchill A R

41) Barker D W 49) Frei Anderson

42) Stegall Mrs Mattie

43) Field Mrs. S E

45) Thomas J C

46) Ryan James Barrett Robert

47) Harwell M P

48) Barrett I G

CIGARS, TOBACCO

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CCWTCMNIAL WILDIM6

PIPES, ; : . SNUFF

D. A. KILLIAN! wanufacturer of carriages

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BUSH - Cont'd

57 (49) Pitman James

58 (50) Davis R A

59 (49) Croft Thomas

60 (50) Peek L A

61 (51) Hilley J O

62 (52) Jackson W F 70 (55) Baskin W A B

Gray intersects. 74 Griddell H R 82 Taylor C W 86 {28) Kitchens Ransom, c

90 Vacant

91 (90) Crawford L N 94 Hilton A E

Davis intersects. 97 Gravitt W W 1 01 (71) Acree D H

Edward* inter tret*. 120 Turnage T J 124 Kane Thos

BUTLER, from Decatur n to North ave and s to Capitol ave, 1 e of Piedmont ave, Ward 3. and divides Wards 4 and 6.

GOING NORTH.

7 Raezer J W

8 (10") Jeffers M E

11 (11) Letson M

12 Wolfsang D M

14 Barker G

15 03) Hall J B 18 (16) Grosse J 22 08) Post John

23-31 Phoenix Planing Mill 24 Woolburg B

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Cohen W

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Phelps Charles Wellborn J D Lynch M

Atl Medical College (59) O'Connor W E Green H Hardman Wm J Tisdale A J LeSueur J A

Jenkins intersects. Butler P Hackman J White J C Ray A F (92) Rusch L A Chase P C Grady Hospital

College intersect". A M E Church (96) Floyd B (99) Porter W, c (no) Lane H, c (103) Rainie J, c Porter O, c

(106) Thompson W H, c (105) Jenkins George, c

(107) Harris J, c (112) Macklin F, c

W. H. CHASE,

Jellico, Lump, Steam and Nut and Anthracite

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131 (117) Martin P L, c 135 (119) Mitchell B, c *37 (I25) Banks Austin, c Wheat intersects. Big Bethel A M E Church

40 (124) Clark T A, r

41 (127) Lee Jane, c

42 (126) Jackson L, r 44-146 Mathews E

45 (131) Mack M G, c

47 (T33) Robinson W T

48 Martin P

49 (135) Simms J J, c

50 ( 134) Freeman A

51 Eskridge Peter, c

52 (136) Moore L 57 Eskridge Peter, c 59 Summers Floyd 65 Washington Wm, c

67 (153) Brown Francis, t Shelton John, c

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75) Steele G R, c

60) Thomas N, c

67) Lee Cynthia, c 66) Dansby T R

73) Underwood H M

68) Taylor M, c 78) White G W, c 77) Easley S W

81) Fishburn Mahala 83) Sims S

85) Dobbs L c

86) Howard M, c 85) Akins Rosetta, c\

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The Choicest and Finest Brands

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Old Oscar Pepper, Old Crow Whiskies

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11 and 13 Mitchell and 78 and 80 Broad Streets. Tel 420.

201 (189) Ellis H, C

202 (190) Harris A, c

203 (191) Wynn Dinkey, c

204 (188) Street W

205 (195) Gibbs J, c

Houston intersects. Gate City Colored School 207 Crew Maria, c 223 (1) Lyons John, c

225 (2) Treadwell BT,f

226 Richardson E, c Reed A, c

227 (3) Smith Almeta, c

229 (4) Young Geo, c

230 Waite L, c

231 Weemes Anna, c 233 Smith Elizabeth, c

Ellis intersect*. 235 Patterson Fannie, c 237 Maxwell A, c 239 (225) Smith Calvin, c 241 (227) House Cynthia, c

243 (229) Wilber Sarah, c

244 Daniel L, c

245 (231) Vacant

246 Jones A, c

247 (233) Blakely C, c 249 (235) Nesbitt Jane, c

251 (237) Reed Mildred, c

252 Butler A, c

253 (239) Smith T. c

254 Miller N, c

256 Wallace J, c

257 Buford B, c

258 Jackson C

259 Harris Lucinda, c

261 (145) Hawkins P M, c Cain intersects.

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rt ° 271-273 Butts M, <r

"- ' -' 277 Holcomb W, *r

284 (148) Jones E R, <- 289 Murphy J, c Cargile Z, c U Harris intersects.

h 307 Barnett L, c 5 309 Smith M, c S 3"-3*3 Ellsby M, r g 315 Cloud H, r p. 318 Simmons H, ^ 2 319 Gaines S H, c H 320-322 (256) Wilson E, c <{ 321 Warren S, c (J. 324-326 (159) Burk T, c H 328 Sappho A, c jjjj Baker intersects.

H 332 Jackson A, <:

GOING SOUTH.

(D 5 Hill Wm, c A 7 Williams Reuben, <- H 9 Smier Wm, f H 10 Bell Mary, c P n-13 Cole R E, * P 15 Lindley Moses, r d 17 (15) Harris James, r jr 19 Vacant

20 Anderson R, £ * 22 Hogan Nelson t* 23 (17) Jarrett B & Sons, < E Railroads intersect.

Woodward Lumber Co b }6 Johnson E, c 2 38 Daniel G, c

42 Ga College Eclectic Med

44 Tolbert P, c

Hunter intersect*.

56 Robinson M, c 62 South J, c

64 Moore Z, c

65 (71) Morris L

66 Grisom James 68 Waters Nelson 70 Lovejoy Wm, c

73-75 Jones c> c 76 Jones E, c 78 Pritchard Fannie, c 80 Curtright B F 82 Knott J M 82 Coplin I 88 Oliver N A 90 Brook M C 94 Jenkins C, c 100 Smith J C

CAIN, from Peachtree e to Boulevard and w to Marietta, 1 s of Harris, Wards 4, 5 and 6.

GOING EAST.

15 (11) Hanna Mrs B H

18 (16) Lewis C H

19 (15) Harris Mrs J O 22 (18) Dawson J H

25 (17) Crocker G B

26 (20) Long W A

28 (28) Taylor Jackson Ivy intersects.

43 (39) Harris Mrs L N

44 Talley A N

45 (41) Turner McD 48 (42) Winship C R

51 (45) Bass W A

52 (46) Johnston Mrs R C 55 (49) Kenan T H

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60 (52) Moomaugh R H

61 (53) Hanleiter B C

65 (57) Hardin J E

66 (58) Austin Mrs M R 70 Irby G H

Courtiand intersects 83-85 Morgan E 84 (84) Hammond W J 88 (82) Jones Lewis, c

Clifford ends. 92 (84) Stubbs Charles, c 96 (86) Perkins N W, c 99 Brown R 04 (96) Williams Oscar 08 (98) Freeman P F, c 10 (102) Floyd Emma, c 12 (102) Saxton JP, c 16 (104) Perkison E P, c Piedmont ave intersects.

18 (106) Monroe W, c

19 Hinton C

24 (114) Allston A P, c 26 (116) Bennett Annie, c 28 (118) Turner C, c 30 (120) Burnett A W, c 34 (122) Maynard Mrs A W 38 (126) Oates IL,c 40 (128) Whitfield Fannie, c 42 Walker Abel, c 48 (140) Mitchell S 50 (141) Towns Delphy, c 52 (142) Howard Robert, c 56 Mitchell Emily, c Butler intersects.

61 (157) Simms G, c

62 Todd Abram, c

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163 (159) Nelson Wm, c 166-168 Keller Neel, c 167 (161) Harrison Sarah, c 170 Harrison F, c

172 Starr H, c

173 (177) Freeman Lula, c Wood Anna, c

174 Barks C, c 176 Mitchell J, c

178 Ford ZT,c

179 (180) Hull John, c

181 Maxwell Henrietta, c

182 Hightower P, c 184 Maxim J, c

183 Gaines Clem, c 186 Stigers M, c

189 Marver Mattie

190 Broughton Clora, c

193 (209) Thomas Henry, c

194 Josey T, c

196 Kelly P, c

197 (210) Askew T E, c

198 Berner L, c

202 (212) Hatcher C, c

206 Smith Wm, c

206 Crew Wyatt, c

210 Hey wood J, c

212 (218) Simonton J S, c

Fort intersects. 214 King C, c 218 (224) Freeman S, c 221 (225) Hill Miles, c 224 Echols J, c 230 Francisco R B

Hilliard intersect*. 242 Bugg W B 246 Bishop T L 250 (254) Rushing A J

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253 Green A H

254 Krutch C C

260 Vacant

261 (259) Tappan Mrs Willie

266 Dunlap J C

267 (261) Murphy Joseph H 271 Moody W R

274 Sims G W

275 (265) Rogers J T

Jackson intersect*.

GOING WEST.

7 Edwards Wm E 17 Ebranz Andy M

19 (19) Woolley B M

20 Vacant

21 Paschal R A

Spring intersects. 39 Zimmer V 43 (41) McAfee M A 45 (43) Haiti vvangei A J

Church ends. 49-5 1 (45) Burke WB 53 (47) Collis Mrs F W 55 (51) Dennison C H 58 Cooke Edward T

61 (53) Bedell C A

62 Carroll George, c

Williams commence*.

63 (55) Williams M B 68 (60) Craig Julia, c

James ends. 82 Manning A A 87 (71) Witherspoon W L 89 (73) Furby Miss Edith

92 Tilton Theodore W

93 (77) McClung J F

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95 (79) Baker B H 97 (81) Moorefield J H Onne commences. 102 Thompson Mrs Susan

104 Osborn E H

105 (87) Forsyth Wm in (89) Forsyth J A 113 (93) Welch George 117 Dennis Green

Luckie intersects.

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Butler commence*. 59 (43) Pendleton J T

64 (46) Hogan J W

65 (45) Haygood W A

66 (48) Palmer Wm M

Fair intersects.

73 (51) Newton Dr C S

74 (52) Bowden E H

78 (56) McLean J ]

79 (57) Elston H B 80-82 Unfinished

85 (63) Peacock W C

86 (64) Robinson Mrs C H

88 (68) Johnson L C

89 (69) Anderson R A

90 (70) Hare W F 94 (72) Irvin T B

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Gen'l Insurance Agents

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Plata Glass.

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99 (75) Tupper S Y 101 (75) Fitten J A

Woodward ave intf-r^ecU. 107 (79) Egleston Thos R 188 (80 ) Henson Mrs A in (83) Foster J H 112-118 (84-90) Little W W 117 (87) Davis Mrs M E 118^(90^) Turner J R 1 20 "(92)" Smith W P & Co

123 (91) Orchard Mrs H Z

124 (94) Lee Mrs Kate 127 (95) Ebbert Dr A P 128-130 (96-98) Foster John H 132 (100) Allen E T

135 (103) Adams Jacob

136 (104) Jones Rev J

Rawson intersects.

142 (108) Petty Thos F

143 (109) Harrison J P

144 (no) Vacant

151 (1 17) Hillyer Henry

152 (116) Patton Miss M D '59 (123) Tucker Mrs H H 162 (126) Robertson F G

Clarke intersects.

171 Unfinished

172 Robertson U O 176 (138) Snider L 179 (141) Muse George

183 (143) Atwood J A

184 (144) Goldsmith M E

187 (145) Pinson J L

188 (146) Zahner Robert

191 (151) Rushton Mrs M S

192 (152) Brunson Mrs E A

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Graining and Oil Colors,

Wh:te Lea.d,l-Coat Carriage Paints.&c

Factory, 375 Decatur Sireet.

Office 56-5* Marietta Street.

20 1 Rankin J \V

202 (158) Beatie D A

Fulton intersects.

209 (171) Grubb H C

212 (172) Minis R E

213 (175) Mitchell O E

216 (180) Bell W S

217 (179) Cunningham R E 220 (182) Craig T N

223 (181) Wright W A

224 (184) Gee John A

227 (183) Foster F O

228 (188) Forbes G B

231 (195) Loyless W A

232 Vacant

234 (196) Daniel J H

235 (IQ9) Richards W G

236 Vacant

Richardson intt rst cts.

238 (198) Dyer T H

239 (2°3) Dorsey R T

240 Abercrombie Hugh

243 (205) Key T T

244 (206) Evans R R

247 (20-) Robinson T B

248 (208) Sciple G W

251 (209) Moore Jno M

252 (210) Jones Dun woody 255 (211) Byington G W 261 (213) Cobb H H 267 (215) Swift Mrs L B

Orumety intersects. 274 (226) Doily George, c

284 (234) David Robert, c

285 (233) Vacant 289 (275) Massey Nathan 307 (255) Beardsley Charles

Glenn intersects.

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342 (284) Wood W J

343 (295) Petty Thos F

Georgia ave intersects 349 (299/ Patty H M 353 (s01) Kenney F M 357 (3°3) Catching B H 965 (307) Ponder J M 375 At water H L

Bass intersects.

387 Cranston Henry

388 (302) Hoge T H 391 (319) Hooks H E

Love intersects. 419 (361) Kempton J F 429 Goldsmith H H

Little intersects. 485 (380) Wing A J

Ormond intersects. 5°5 (385) Jackson H R 515 Hill Mrs M J 518 Swift J M 521 Fuller Watson 554 (400) Johnson J C P 563 Scott P 567 Kernodle C C 577 (4X7) VanDevender H

Hurd W F 588 Vacant

Peeples H C

Henderson W C

Denning J M

Gammon Theo Seminary Clark University

CAPITOL PLACE, from E Peters to E Mitchell, 1 w of Capitol ave, Ward 2. 13 Thompson L C

17 (15) Corlett E H

18 (16) Poole Wm W 21 (17) Vacant

26 (22) Beaumont A A

CAPITOL SQUARE, formerly E. Mitchell st, from Wash- ington to Capitol ave and Angier Terrace from Mitchell to Hunter on Capitol ave op- posite Georgia State Capitol. 6 Golucke J W 26 (20) Thompson J S 28 (24) Jenkins R, c 30 (26) Angier E A 32 (27) Douglas Hamilton 34-36 Capitol Female College 38 (30) Cox A E 32 Armstrong J S 42 (34) Foy Mrs M 93 (85) Calhoun A W 97 (89) Jones M L 105 (99) Baird J B 113 (103) Martin C J 121 (in) Jackson H 131 (119) Bozeman Evie

CARLTON, at southwest limits near Bluff, West End.

(2) Carlton J C C

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CARTER, from Chestnut e to Davis, 1 n of Hunter, Ward 1. 1 (11) Pullin R, c J5 (3) Johnson E, c 18 Vacant

23 (7) Bobo G W

24 Howell M, c

25 (9) Harris J H 28 May A, c

32 (10) Hamil W, c 34 Garmin P, c

Lowe intersects.

40 Knowles R, c

41 Evans C, c

43 Cunningham C, c

45 Matthews D, c

47 Williams J, c

49 Jennings Exie, c

51 Vacant

53 Vacant

55 Vacant

57 Vacant

59 Vacant

Maple intersects. Granger intersects. 201 (28) Vacant 205 Vacant 207 Trussell A C 211 Quinn J 217 Richardson R P

219 Quinn W L

220 Oliver R, c

221 McGee T B

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225 Spear N C

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CASTLEBERRY, from For- syth w to Peters, 1 n of Fair, Ward 1.

5 (5) Purcell Mrs Ann 7 (7) Drucker Mrs R L

13 (n) Rosenbaum H Thompson ends.

22 (12) Liebermuth David

24 (14) Spitz Albert

27 (23) Regenstein Gabriel

31 (27) Haverty Michael

32 (28) Berline Mrs Kate 37 (35) Winegat Mrs Rosa 41 (41) Wooton Mrs Annie

C. R. R. intersects. (54) Martin Ella, c

CEDAR, now called E Alex- ander.

CENTER, from Peachtree e to Piedmont ave 2 n Bleckley ave beyond limits

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CHAMBERLIN, from Yonge to Boulevard, 1 s of Edge- wood ave, Ward 4. 17 Herndon W G

4th Presbyterian church Jackson commences.

29 Ackerman C E

30 (37) Holbrook W A

31 (38) Cleveland T P

35 (44) Jernigan W H

36 Partee John, c 39 Hudson J L

39 Hudson Wm L

40 Nichols Wm M, c 43 (66) Mason A J, c 47 (68) Long E, c

51 Stephens Wm, c

Fitzgerald in ter sects. 54 Strickland S, r

56 Brown G, c

57 Evans G, c 59 Walker J, c

65 Banks L, c

66 Johnson S D

Boulevard intersects.

CHAPEL, from Elliott s w to limits, 1 w of Walker, Ward 1. 31 Waters L, c

Man gum intersect* . 54 Meadows F, c 56 Spiver W, c 56 Purifoy A, c

58 Wilson J, c

59 Henderson Y, r

60 Jones M, c

61 Epps J, c

62 Hood C, c

63 Pope W, c

65 Vacant

66 (18) Dunn J, c

67 Vacant

68 Smith L, c

69 Allen R, c 71 Butler L 77 Gloer L 79 Cohn D, c

88 Gober M C

Haijne intersects.

89 Black L T

94 Stubbs L, c

95 Futrell M A

96 King W A 100 Crawford H, c

102 Gordon D, c

103 Vacnnt

105 Beadles H, c

106 Vacant

107 Johnson A, c no Johnson M, c 1 12 Tolliver R, c

115 Gray A H

1 16 Collier F, c

119 Stearns J W

120 Hand W C 125 Saye C D 129 Bennett L

Tatnall intersect*. 131 Akridge G W 137 Suttles J L 141 Owen W J

Nelson ends. 145 Jackson A A 151 Ligon D W 156 (66) Osborn James M 161 Stoval Dr O

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63 Foote & Co 65 Haynes REG

71 Bailey W R

72 (78) Strange Mrs Lou

75 Bairon HW-

76 Belcher Thomas L

79 (8$) Treadwell I)

80 Thompson John A 82 Chaney J E

85 Graham F B 87 Flynn W M 89 Flynn W, jr

Fair intersects.

93 (99) Schillinger L

94 (100) Smith J G

98 (106) Smith J W

99 Bailey J S

201 Holley W A

202 Stewart Mrs Susan C

203 Hadaway H E

205 (in) Brickell DC

206 (no) Sullivan John H 211 (117) Peacock I P 215 (121) Waggoner J M

Larkin intersects. 223 (129) Latham J M 225 Chisolm C R 230 Snipes C E 234 (i34) Baer Max J 237 (137) Mott Nelson, c 239 (139) Stanley S, c 241 Vacant

Trenholm ends. 248 (144) Blue B B, c 252 (146) Jenkins Spencer, c 255 (149) Shelton Emma, c

C. G. WYNNE,

At No. 2 Whitehall St., Keeps the Finest Line of

SUITINGS GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS

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The Choicest and Finest Brands

Old Oscar Pepper, Old Crow Whiskies

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256 Hatfield George, c

257 (I5I) Henderson H, c

259 (153) Elam Monroe, c

260 (150) McHenry Henry, c

Silk ave ends.

261 (165) Curtright Sallie. c 2^3 (157) Harris Martha, c

265 (159) Mack Win, c

266 Slemmons James

267 (161) Simmons S L, c

268 Smith Frederick, c

269 (163) Davis Isaac, c

270 Vonner Peter, c

271 (165) Smith G W, c

273 (J^5) Davis John, c

274 Epinger Richard, c

McDaniel intersects.

275 (177) Speer Lewis, c 211 (x77) Davis Abe, c 279 Harris W A, c

289 (171) Pellegrini P

Holland commences. 304 Pellegrini & Castleberry 309 (189) Nichols Joseph 311 (189) Mills Donthella, c 313 (189) Mills Sallie, c 317 (193) Freeman Maria, c 319 (195) Sinkler J D, c 321 (197) Brown J H, c Humphries intersects.

329 Vacant

330 Fulton J A 333 Warren's Chapel, c

335 (2°9) Murner H P

336 Fleming G P

Lizzie commences.

337 (2I3) Hall Hampton, c

Leonard intersects.

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CHAPEL - Cont'd

356 Blount Adolphus, c

358 Daniels A, c

360 (222) Terry Jack, c

362 (224) Rowe Mollie

364 (226) Dean Robert, c

366 (228) Arnold A, c

368 (230) Hicks A, c

370 (232) Marshman Lafayefte,^

378 (252) Mobley J, c

380 (242) Bryant Jason, c

382 Darden Morgan, c

384 Duncan Richard, c

CHATTAHOOCHEE, from Simpson n to Emma, i w of Gray, Ward 5. (Now called Davis.)

CHERRY, from North ave n to limits, i e of Plum. 2 Sellers J P 6 Hinman George 10 Alexander Mrs A C 18 (6) House W E 22 Vacant 26 Vacant

3rd intersects. 58 Watkins B B 62 (22) McMillan J D 72 (36) Phillips G H 74 Lofton J H

4.th intersects. 5th intersects.

CHESTNUT, from Green's Ferry ave n to Bellwood, Ward 1.

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Fair intersects. 42) Dunlap A, c

20) Boddy Guy, c Beckwith intersects'

21) Bacques G F

150 Spraggins J T

17) Gurley George, c

164 Vacant

168 (16) Glasco Charles, c

172 (14) Holmes E H

182 (18) Bond J T

188 (6) Vacant

206 (8) Wright Richard, c

208 (6) Smith John, c

210 (4) Vacant

212 (2)Neal Reuben, c

Hunter intersects. 222 Connally W J 227 McBride R T, c 229 Barnes S, c 231 Neal N S, c

238 Williams A J, c

239 McClendon C, c 245 Brown J, c

251 Ray ford J, c

252 Haggard J B

254 Corley J T

255 Rayford J, c

257 Bellamy R, c

258 Jones R S

Carter intersects. 270 Stewart J M 273 Vacant

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277 Vacant

278 Jackson W B

Magnolia ends. 315 (75) Sterchi Parmen C 323 (81) Burt H P 327 Raap J G

Foundry intersects. 333 (87) tfoggs C S 338 (S9) Higgin, J F 342 (91) Mitchell *R P 372 Jordon Charlie 402 (125) Wynne Willis 406 (127) Martin Ceorge 410 (129) Jackson W W 414 (131) Kavar Julius 416 (133) Delk G T 418 (135) Hendrix W W 420 (137) Pridgeon W C 424 Vacant 432 Jett W A

CHESTNUT AVE, from Court- land e to Fort, i n of E Ba- ker, Ward 6

12 (3) Jones Charles, c

13 (4) Seals Jennie, c

14 (5) Uupree Lawyer, c

15 (7) Bennett Jane, <- 17 (9) Hansom John, c 19-21 Vacant

20-22 (3) Rob-bins Allen, c 21 (10) Evans Wm, c

23 (12) Williams Willis, c

24 Murphy I M, c

25 (13) Jackson Emma, c

26 Wingfield Sherman, c

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32% South Broad Street.

Raising and moving Buildings,

Brick or Frame Building's Handled with

Perfect Safety. Special Facilities

for Moving Heavy Articles.

Telephone 344. 21 v, E. Alabama

27 (15) Parks Vince, c

28-30 (11) Edwards Rachael, c

Piedmont ave intersects. 55 (12) Moore J, c 59 (13) Burnett H, c

63 (14) Harper J H, c

64 (21) Thomas H, c

67 (15) Morgan A, c

68 (14) Swinger R, c

70 Simmons E, c

71 (16) Lindsey W, c

72 Cox Dock, c

74 Greenwood F S, c

75 Turner S, c

76 Harris Sallie. c

78 Luster H, c

79 Tucker V, c

80 Simons Gabe, c 82 Johnson L, c 84 Pong J P, c

Butter mtersecis.

CHURCH, from Peachtree at Forsyth n w to Cain, i n e of James, Ward 6. 7 Lloyd Mrs Laura E 1 6 Watson Mrs A B

Fairlie intersects. Church of Our Father 20 Horsey Mrs L N 22 Cook Mrs W A

Cook R 24 (26) Woodward E B 26 (28) St Amand Joseph G

28 (30) Gray Mrs Cora M 32 Seidell Charles W

34 Larkin Mrs Mary Cone intersects.

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CHURCH - Cont'd 35 Leak James T 37 Gavan John H 39 Jarvis John S 43 Muckenhoupt John 46 Villings Anson E 48 Hudson Mrs Mary 39 Lagomarsino John 56 (48) Close Wilber

Spring intersect*. 60 (50) Drake J R 64 (54) Glover John H 68 (58) Parks John S

CLARA, see Fuller's al.

CLARKE, from Pulliam e, 1 s of Rawson, Wards 2 and 3.

15 Vacant

16 Branson O M

Washington intersect*. 51 (85) Vacant 55 (87) Vacant

Crew intersects. Capitol ave intersect*. 115 i1!^) Roberts J H, c 117 (175) Davis John, c n 8 (176) Pitts M P, c

119 (177) Lee L L, c

120 (180) Tanner Ella, c

122 (180) Jackson Savannah, c

123 (181) Downs RI, f Allen Temple A M E Ch

124 Boynton Miller, c 126 (188) Sims John, c 131 (189) Cargile M, c

Fraser intersects. J41 (i55) Davis E> c

143 (153) McWhorter W S, c

145 (152) Turner R, c

146 Tyler C, c

148 (198) Hadden T G, c

149 (201) Battle A F, c j 52 (202) Jackson J, c r53 (2°3) Bethel M, c 156 (202) Pullin C, c 160 (210) Atwater I, c

164 (216) McCray S, c

165 (225) Lowe E, <

166 (220) Cox W, c

167 Allen R, c

168 (227) Maddox J D, c

169 Mays A, c

170 Bearden N, c

172 Jones A, c

173 (233) Butler P, c

174 Setles E, c

176 (232) Bady H, c x77 (237) Phillips - , c

178 (234) Freeman I, c

179 (239) Ford W M, c

180 (236) Vacant

181 Mitchell R M, c 183 Dupree - , c

Martin intersects. Jackson A, c Huson S, c Walters Mrs S L Jones W I Fennell C, c Watkins E, c Daniel W, c Anderson A, c Vacant Ramey A, c Gray M, c

'PHONE 667.

MELONE, CANTEY & RAWSON,

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.Fire, JAfe, Accident and

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14 S. Broad Street, ATLANTA, GA.

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Connolly mt&rsecU, Kelly Intersects.

(49) Walker R R

(50) Hill L N (55) Burnhan J W

Ball J N Hill intersects.

CLEVELAND, from Macon w to Central, 2 n Bleckley ave, beyond northern limits.

CLIFFORD, from Ellis n to Cain, 1 w of Piedmont ave, Ward 6 9 Vacant 12 Hart F W

14 Vacant

15 Roe E A

17-19 Fry Wm F, c 18 Badger R H, c

21 Graves A

22 Simpson W B, c 25 Vacant

28 Wood B A

COHEN, from Humphries e, 1 s of Rockwell (Pittsburgh.)

COLLEGE, from Edgewood ave at Piedmont ave, s e to Pratt, 1 n of Jenkins, Wards 4 and 6.

18 (4) Thornton Wm, c

20 (6) Isom George, c

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69 WHITEHALL STREET.

WHOLESALE AND KETAIL

JEWELERS.

Largest Stock, Lowest Prices.

Artists* Materials.

largest /Issortmept ar>d I^ou/est prices in <?ity

TRIPOD PAINT CO.,

.56-58 Marietta Street.

Butler intersect*. 42 (6) Harris H, c 46 (7) Hill E, c 50 (15) Williams J W, c 52 (8) Hubbard P, c 54 )io) Burton J, c 56 Elliott Wm, c

Pratt intersects.

COLLIER ALLEY, from Nel- son to Mangum, Ward 1.

COLLINS, from Decatur s to Railroad (north of Decatur is now Courtland ave), Ward 6. 4 Howard Mad Abbie 8 Train Mad Nellie

13 Burton Belle Mad

14 Price Mad Fannie

15 Lee Minnie C Mad

18 Price Mad Annie

19 Singer & Miller 22 Frazier John, c

25 Farmer & Morgan, c

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Walton intersects. 26 Moore Mrs E E 31 Nichols A J

33 Sanders C H

34 Draper W W

Poplar intersects.

35 (29) Harrison George W

40 (34) English James W

41 (31) Pogue Rev J W 50 Turner John D

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EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY,

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Lap Robes, Horse Blankets,

AND WHIPS OF ALL KINDS.

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Luckie intersects.

53 Saunders H G

61 (57) Green J A

62 Hamilton Wm

65 (59) Pause Robert T

66 (56) Graves F N

James intersect*.

67 (61) Tilton Theodore W 70 (60) Pritchard Mrs L F 73 Hollis Clarence D

76 York Billington W 80 Hawley George K

CONNALLY, from E. Fair s, 1 e of Martin, Ward 3

7 Hinson W H

8 (6) Clark T J

9 (7) Knox P P

12 (8) Flynn J J

13 Sanders J I

16 (10) Whidby A J

19 (15) Sanders J J

20 (12) Gibbs E T

. 23 (17) Pinkston G H 24 (14) Langford G M

26 (16) Bain Donald

27 (19) Agricola H A Woodward ave intersects.

41 (25) Nunn Mrs N J 50 (28) Hoover H

54 (30) Stewart Mrs Mary 58 (32) Lynch Mrs Mary

Logan ends. 69 (37) Standard C Q 79 (41) Williams A, c

Clarke intersects. 100 (46) Johnson P R

102 (48) Mitchell CR

no (50) O'Donnelly Edward

1 14 (52) Ubele Lear

it8 (54) Robertson B W

Solomon intersects.

Fulton intersects.

I51 (75) Dean A>

157 (79) Thompson A, c

Richardson intersects . 159 (81) Meade E L, c 163 Kemp H, c 171 Hughes W, c 175 Jones I, c

179 (93).JonesL/

Richmond intersects. 187 Adams J, c 191 Carlisle M, c

Crumley in tersects. Glenn intersects. Georgia ave intersects. Wellborn W C

Little intersects. Long Henry, c Eligan Preston, c Cargile Lewis, c Love intersects.

COOK'S ALLEY, from Ezzard n, 1 e of Bradley, Ward 4.

COOPER, from Whitehall at Fair s to limits, 1 e of Wind- sor, Ward 2. 8 (12) Durant Mrs E C

10 (14) Vacant

12 (14*) Darby Mrs M K

16 (16) Hook Adison C

20 (18) Kutz Max

IFUY YOUR PAINTING SUPPLIES OF

Southern Paint Si M k,

No. 39 S. Broad St., Dealers in

Window and Plate Glass, Oils, Paints,

Brushes, Varnishes, Painters' Supplies, Etc.. No. 39 South Broad St., ATLANTA.

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MANUFACTURERS OF

LUMBER, LATHS. SHINGLES, Etc

ACCIDENT INSURANCE (

PROMPT AND LIBERAL SETTLEMENTS.

, TORBETT & McCANDLESS, State Agents,

American Casualty Ins. Security Co. I 22 Kimball House, Decatnr St. Telephone 72.

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23 (23) McAllister VV E

24 (22) Leibman Mrs S

27 (25) Revson Frank

28 (26) Carr Mrs J Y 31 Vacant

33 Vacant

34 (30) Saul VV S

- Woodward ave intersects.

35 (29) Lansdell Mrs L G 45 (35) Killian J M

49 (39) Kreisle Alexander

53 (41) Harrell S C

54 (42) Schumann Theodor

57 (43) Smith Mrs M E

58 (44) Thorn C C 62 (46) Behre C H

Rawson intersect*. 88 (64) White J J 96 (66) Collier M L

Eugenia intersects. io5 (73) Reinhardt E W Fulton intersects. 144 (84) Schaefer Robert

147 (85) Browne W G

148 (86) Still J T

Richardson intersects. Crumley intersects.. 205 (181) Pines Mrs M E 213 (199) Cook Wm E

216 Shumate J B

217 (201) Schenck M A 221 (203) Vacant

224 (204) Keith J M

225 (205) Morgan G W

228 Tunison G H

229 Allen C S

MEMPH

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98 WHITEHALL STREET.

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233 (209) Dison J T 237 (211) Bond J E 241 (211) Broyles R A & Co Glenn intersects.

243 (213) Davidson W M

244 (214) Glor J J

247 (215) Plaxco Mrs J F

Bennett J E

248 (216) Alverson O A

251 (217) Taylor T P

252 (218) Center P W

255 (219) Williamson Mrs Annie

256 (220) Rilley Michael

257 (221) Farmer I N

258 (222) Britton H Y 261 Eberhart J H

264 Haggerty Mrs Ann

265 Alexander Jno W

266 Haggerty Hatch 271 Alexander John W

Georqia ave intersects. 349 (293) Duke W C

Tennessee intersect*.

Dodd intersects. Hendrix intersects. 404 Stockton J W 408-410 Smith John

COOPER ALLEY, from Coop- er to Windsor, bet Richard- son and Fulton, Ward 2

CORNELIA, from Decatur n to Edgewood ave, 1 e of Bradley, Ward 4. 2(1) Langford J L 5 (2) Simpkins I D 8 (5) Williams Chas, c

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CORNELIA - Cont'd 12 (7) Sykes Mary, c 14 (9) Lake Carrie, c

18 Abbott W T

21 (10) Cole W R

22 (15) Eskew J VV

25 (12) Bentley Wm A

26 (13) Newton E M

29 Smith W J

30 (11) Keiley Patrick

Ezzard inter sects.

CORPUT, from Marietta e to Plum, 1 s of North ave, Ward 5. 9 Hudson J B 10 Snow Mrs Kiney

12 (10) Vacant

13 (11) Smith L F

14 (12) Ray J E

16 (12) Puckett S D

19 (15) Smith H A

23 (19) Reed W P

27 (23) Light D F 33 (27) Vacant

COURTLAND AVE, from De- catur n, 1 w oi Piedmont ave, Ward 6.

34i (4*i) Eplan L

2,9 May P

40-42 Vacant

43 (39) Belenstein J

44-46 Atlanta Show Case Wke

50 (46) Vacant

53 (21) Granade J

54 (32) Thomason M 56 (24) Lander Joseph

57 (23) Fellows Annie F 59 (25) Loyd James W 65 (27) Toon J J

Gilmer intersects. 81 (43) Cooper J H

85 (45) Otis M E

86 (46) Lynch John

87 (47) Kimbro N T 90 (48) VonKalow F 90 Gober L F

93 (49) Holleran F A

Jenkins commences. 101 (61) Jarrett John

Edgewood ave inter seots.

107 (65) Fox Amos

108 (66) Burke M

in (67) Grizzard W J 112 (68) Lynch H

114 (72) Means J A

115 (71) Stanton W H

116 (74) Stocks J D

117 (73) Nash S

119 (79) Snelling J M

120 (76) Daniel W C 124 (78) Ross A D

Calquhoun C H 129 Warnock J T

Wheat intersects.

142 Rose O A V

143 (99) Quinn R A

146 (100) Brown F P

147 (101) Turman M C

151 (103) Thompson J B

152 Vacant

x57 (ro7) Bosworth J L 158 (108) Graham H

161 (in) LaMotte L F

162 (no) Holcomb P

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Lump, Steam & Anthracite

REAR 72 MARIETTA ST.

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Houston intersects. i st Congregational church, 184 (124) Hancock W A 188 (126) Hancock C J 192 (128) Simmons C J 196 (130) Carter J T 199 (195) Crichton J P 202 (138) Boutfll A M Ellis intersects.

214 (150) Thayer D W

215 (!53) Green E H

216 (152) Beck J F

220 (154) DeWolf W S

221 (155) Gregory J R

222 (156) Bovver R M

226 (160) Norris J C

227 (159) Wynn R S

231 Vacant

232 (162) Porter | N

235 (165) Snook P H

236 (164) Symmers W

Gain intersects. 239 (173) Wyly B F 243 (175) Allen L R 247 Patterson A B

250 (180) Bell Edmond, c

251 (179) Minor H C

255 (183) Anderson J A

256 (184) Pendergrass Mrs F A

260 (186) Forsyth Mrs Samuel

261 (185) Stephens Clarence 265 (191) Yarbrough J J

Harris intersects. 269-273 Atl Brev & Ice Co 284 (208) Fuhrer John 293 (215) Robinson A M

C. G. WYNNE,

At No. 2 Whitehall St., Keeps the Finest Line of

STJITinNTCSrS

GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS

IN - THE - CITY.

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Whiskey, Wines & Cigars

11 and 13 Mitchell and 78 and 80 Broa'l Streets.

Telephone 4-20.

294 (216) St Joseph's Infirmary 297 (217) Mobley J R Baker intersects. 304 Hunerkopf L P 307 Williams Phylis, c 311 (317) Vacant 3i5 (3i9) Smith PF

316 (234) Gerbie J C

317 Caldecott (i C A 330-332 Morrall Mrs C C 33 ' (32 7) Slaton W L

334 Vacant

335 (329) Meriwether Mrs M M

336 (33°) Magnus Joseph

339 (333) R«se J C

340 (332) Arnold Reuben

Forest are intersects.

374 (292) Bradley C G

375 (293) Hammond C P 379 (295) Holbrook A L 383 (299) Edwards Mrs T H

Currier intersects. 389 (311) Gresham J H 393 (313) Glover Mrs M S

399 Harrison W H

400 West J G

403 (317) Hope R E

404 (318) Boylstnn Mrs H D 407 (319) Law W E

412 (320) Dibble W J

413 (321) Smith J C

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! 454 (372) Purtell H A

455 (373) Kennedy B ()

456 (374) Algee W E

Merritfs ave intersects. 478 (400) Veal T E 480 King Win 482 Vacant 485 Vacant 488 Bow en J M 496 (410) Campbell W I Linden intersects. 5 1 2 Cosby Abbie, c 523 (424) Davis Jane, c North ave intersect*.

CABLE ORNAMENTS,

HALL GRILLS AND MANTELS

Cor. Foundry and "W. & A. R. R.

CRAVENS ALLEY, from But- ler s e to Fair and Fraser, i s of Hunter, Ward }.

CREW, from E. Peters, nr Fair, s to limits. 1 w of Capitol ave, Ward 2. 5 (31) Hillyer George

9 (35) Potts F M

13 (41) Isham John

14 Pattillo W P Law ton Mrs. M

1 7 (43) Reynolds W C 21 (47) Coulter Mrs E A 2 7 (55) Morrison John 29 (56) Love S B 33 (63) Griggs M J 36 (62) Love J R 39 (67) Bennett B F

42 (68) Johnson H W Woodward ave 'intersect*.

43 (71) Ford Mrs E

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(76) Turner B B

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(77) Cloud Warren

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(79) Redwine L A

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(81) Woodward W N

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(80) Cameron B H

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(85) Culpepper N S

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96) Stockton W H

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Hawson intersects .

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92 (

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96 (

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104 (

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118 (

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Sash, Doors and Blinds,

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SltXZK .ho OTAMP Im£'LS' - OUPPLIES.

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138 (

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142 (

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160 (

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161 (

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164 (

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168 (

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172 (

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176 (

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177 (

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178 (

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182 (

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183 (

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186 (

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- CONTRACTORS IN -

Raising and Moving Buildings,

Brick or Frame Buildings Handled with

Perfect Safety. Special F> cilities

for Moving Heavy Articles.

Telephone 344. 21^4 E. Alabama.

207 (219) Reid H M

208 (218) Huff S W

Crumley intersects. 212 (228) Render J D, c 218 (236) Martin Rev G W, c 223 (245) Arnolds, c 225 Johnson Reesy, c

228 (24-8) Glanton Geo, c

229 (247) Carmichael B, c 232 (252) Beadles H, c 235 (249) Mi^s Joe, c 250 (264) Cooper J A, c

Glenn intersects. 262-264 (280) Warner Winnie, c

269 Usina E A

270 (290) Johnson H L 274 (288) Fears Rebecca, c 280 (290) Bomar Isabella, c

Georgia ave intersects. 298 (300) Atkins H J Bass intersects. Love intersect*. Little intersects. Ormond intersects. 444 (354) Harralson Mrs R E 448 McDougal J P

Montgomery intersects. 486 (366) Battle I C 503 Schroeter Mrs M

Jefferson in tersects.

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Hunnicutt & Bellingrath Go.

52 and 64 Peachtree Street.

(Marbleized Iron. Slate and Hard- wood Manrels, Grates, Cooking and Heating Stoves and

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383 MARIETTA ST. Telephone 332.

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Old No., 1 7 and 1 9 Whitehall Street. New No.. 16 and 17.

CRUMLEY - Cont'd

2 Pinkston VVm, c 6 (108) Lee Burrough, c Smith Ned, c

Smith intersects. 23 (21) Howell Nelson, c 27 (23) Raymond Mollie, c Benjamin John, <"

30 (24) Parson Eddie, c

31 (27) Ray Wm, r 35 Byrd Davis, f

Jra intersects.

53 Cook Cora, c

54 (40) Malone Wm, c 58 (42) Nunnally J L 60 (44) Howard T W 66 (48) Shepard J G 68 (50) Hawkins T C

Windso r intersects . 93 Dooly VV H

Cooper intersects. 120 Williams Harrison, c 124 Thornton Robt, c 128 Ward Jane, c 134 (130) Westmoreland Isaac, c

Form wait Intersects. 138 (34) Logan Mrs M S 142 (136) Rosenberger David 146 (138) Young A T

S. Pry or intersect*.

Loyd intersects. Pulliam intersect*. 221 (235) Jones Mrs L J

224 Morgan Mrs W H

225 (239) Carey Rev C C

Washington intersects. 262 (272) Grossman Albert B 266 (274) Earnest H T

Crew intersects. 285 (273) Blackman W 290 Swift Mrs L B

Capitol ave intersects.

Grady commences.

Fraser intersects.

Reed commences.

Terry commences. 358 (210) Carr R, r 362 Craver W, c 366 Walker J, c 370 Lattimer A A, c 372 Gibson T, c 376 (50) Holmes W. c 382 Gibson J F, c 385 Lee E, c

Martin intersects. 400 Wood C, c 404 Hoston G, c

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CULVER, from Ella, n w to Greens Ferry ave, 2 w of Leonard (Barracks), Ward 1. 22 (2) Ratterree Mrs S

Jones G P 30 (3) Smith Mrs A E 38 (4) Rice C W 46 Vacant 54 (6) Jones J W Heubner Max 62 (7) Morton Mrs S E Moye L G Broomhead in tersects. 64 (8) Vacant 72 (9) Allen Mrs Fanny Beula Mrs Elvira Leonard intersect*. 76 (10) Vacant

-PHON>E 557.

MELONE, CANTEY & RAWSON,

gen'l Insurance {(gents

Fire, TAfe, Accident and Plate Glass.

14 S. Broad Street. ATLANTA. GA.

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The Largest Manufacturers of

MECHANICAL - RUBBER - GOODS

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44, 46 and 4«* 51 A ICI KTI'A NIKKEI. ATLANTA. Telephone 378.

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Green'* Ferry are intersects.

CUNNINGHAM, see Sims, South Atlanta.

5 CURRAN, from Marietta e to h - State, thence n beyond limits.

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13 (5) Walker F R

14 (4) Holliday J S 17 (7) Glenn John

20 (8) Gay E S

21 (7) Smith H D

25 (11) Green Miss M J Gourtland are intersects.

45 (21) Sayre W C

46 (22) Cloud H C , 48 (24) Law F B

51 (23) Dozier H W

52 (26) Wells L G

55 (25) Holliday R A

56 (28) Callaway H R 60 (30) Tolbert J J

68 (34) Scott W J

Piedmont arc intersects.

85 Short John, c

89 Johnson S, c

91 Franklin C, c

95 Ponder M, c

97 Loyd J, c 1 01 Henton E, c 103 Hunter T L, c 117 (119) Belton I, c

- A.LBELKiN&GO.

*™^J 69 WHITEHALL STREET.

J WIIOI.KSALK AND RETAIL

2 JEWELERS.

Largest Stock, Lowest Prices.

TRIPOD -MINT* CO.,

MANUFACTri'.KK.- OP

READY MIXED PAINTS S.

Graining and Oil Colors,

White Lead.l-CoatCarriage Paints.&c ^f1

Factory, 375 Decatur Sireet.

Office 56-68 Marietta Street.

139 Holbrook P B

Summit ave intersects. 237 Vacant 239 Patterson N B, c 246 Thomas Alfred, c

248 Carter R, c

249 Freeman J, c

252 (148) Page Lucy, c

253 Evans R, c

254 Smith J, c

258 Williamson R, c

260 Kobinson W

261 Smith G W, c

Jackson intersects.

CYPRESS, from Third n be- yond limits, 1 w of Peachtree, Ward 6.

DAIRY, changed to Merrritt's ave E.

D'ALVIGNY, from W & A R R west, 1 n of North ave.

DANIEL, from Decatur n to Edgewood ave, i e of Boule- vard, Ward 4. 3 Bishop G W 13 (1) Klein C E

19 (3) Sanford Mrs Martha Willar Mrs Mary

20 (4) Watkins W W

24 (6) McGee John F

25 (5) Bradley E L

28 (8) Reynolds Howard, c 31 (6^) Davis Daniel, c 33 (7) Slaughter Gilbert, c

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DANIEL - Cont'd

OartreU ends.

37 (9) Anderson Nat

46 (14) Stephenson Lucy, c

52 (21) Hunnicutt G W

55 (13) Hammond Sam, c

56 (16) Morse Clayburne, c 63 (23) Walker L C

DAVIS, from Dover n to Bell- wood, 1 w of Haynes, Ward 1

1 Simmons D C, c

2 Robinson J, c

6 Jackson W, c

7 Ford E, c 1 1 Winn J, c

Markham intersects. 16 Greer W, c 20 Parks Anna, c

24 Carlisle A, c

25 (19) Walter J, c

26 Vacant

28 Young L, c

29 Vacant

31 Brooks J, c 36 Decatur I C, c

Mitchell intersects. 44 (36) Sutties D K 47 Jones E, c

50 (38) Hardman S A

51 Nance R, c

53 Johnson A, c

54 (46) Copeland W, c 57 (51) James G, c 58(52) HillT,<

Hunter intersects. 59 Vacant 61 Vacant

62 (54) Greenwood T T, c

63 Poer S E, c

65 Pitts - , c

66 Peay C O

68 Vacant

69 (61) Hornsby C D

72 Ennis J T

73 Smith P S

74 (66) Ennis W M

75 (69) Cosby E

76 Peavy J A

78 (68) Thomas R T

82 (70) Spear J A

83 (73) Jones E C

84 (72) Warwick J C 87 Lindley N P

91 Osborn W H

92 Vacant

95 (63) White J L 99 (65) Shamed J H 100 Hawkin E

Garter intersects.

104 (82) Ballard W C

105 (77) Honea A P 109 (71) Strickland J W no (90) Barker A J 113 (73) Wilson J A

117 (79) Burnett ] C

118 (98) Lester I B

Rhodes intersects.

121 Rice W L

122 (112) Dickson W P

128 Lassalle A M

129 (119) Smith W L 132 (122) Muns H, c

134 (124) Evans S A

135 (121) Kennedy J 139 (129) Haney T W

Southern Paint \ Eli:: Co., 5"

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WINDOW AND ORNAMENTAL GLASS, gg"

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Paint, Varnish, Sash, Whitewash i other Brushes

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GRESS LUMBER GO.

TORBETT & MeCAflDUESSf

32 Kimball House, Decatur Street.

Fire, Life, Accident and Plate Glass In- surance Agents. State Agents for Georgia and Alabama, Caligraph Writ- V ing Machines. - - - Telephone 72.

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46 Jaques J B

47 (141) Williams W

48 Sexton J G

51 (143) Slider J R

53 (145) Kirby L G

54 (148) McNabb R E

59 (151) Barrett J M

Magnolia intersects.

60 (150) Cole T A

63 (155) McCown J A

64 (158) Gardner B E

67 (157) Rauschenberg P G

68 (162) Gardner Mrs S J

69 (163) Conley Mrs M M 72 (172) Maier A D

76 (174) Gable J E

77 Schenck John G 80 (176) Myers D D

82 (180) Dennis V J

83 (179) Schenck Frederick H

84 (180) Gardner & Myers

Foundry intersects. Asbury M E Church 88 (186) Sanford HE

Woodliff O P 93 (189) Lewis Phyllis, c 97 (191) Brannan Adolphus Newton intersects.

202 (204) Gilmer W N

Spencer commences. Davis St School

203 (193) Connor H L 205 (195) Rigaud J

Taylor C M

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98 WHITEHALL STREET.

See Page 57.

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Goal and W nod

Wooldridge, Jellico and Bon Air.

DRY STOVE WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND.

Yards 91, Qa. E. B St. TE L. 804.

Simpson intersects.

From hen north formerly Chattctr

hoochce.

Bush intersect*.

(4) Churchill Mrs G A

(5) Paul R K 9 Gravitt W W

John intersect*. (25) Baldwin C Z

(27) Hamby W J Johnson intersects.

Baskin Z S

(28) Johnson G L, c (30) Winn John, c (32) Jordan Jerre, c (34) Vacant

(36) WTest George, c

(37) Foster Ranee, c Carson Martha, c

Kennedy intersects. (47) Carmichael W M (51) Atkinson R E, sr (54) Gates A C, c

(56) Gates Aaron, c

(57) Roberts V S (59) Chapman Fannie, (61) Johnson Samuel, < (67) Hardy Gracy, c

(71) Shuford Mary, c

(72) Baugh Jerre, c

(73) Stokes Wm, c

DECATUR, from Peachtree at Marietta e to limits, parallel with Ga R R, Wards 4 and 6. 1-3 Beermann & Silverman 6-8 (46) Silvey J & Co 7-1 1 Thompson Joseph

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Amer Trust & Banking Co Mu Life Ins Co of N Y Perdue & Egleston Rooms -

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Hale Wm C 5-6-7 Uni Underwr Ins Co 8-9 Atl Inves & Bankg Co. Ga Bldg, Loan & Sav Asso 10 Peters Thomas 13-15 Atl NatBdg& L Asso

Johnson M 18-19-20 Nicolson Wm P

Grandy L B 21-22 McCandless C E

Greene E H 24-25 Florian & Morrison 26 Williams E F

28 Gould E T

29 Wilson Coal & Lum- ber Co

30 Hawthorne & Negley

31 Pierce & Robinson

32 Barker C P N ^^ Vacant

34 Vacant

35 Vacant

36 Gate City Oil Co 38 Carnegie Bros & Co

Carnegie, Phipps & Co 39, 40, 41 Vacant 42 43 Hegan Mantel Co 44 Goodrich W M & Co 46 Vacant

47, 48, 49, 59 Bruce &

Morgan 50-61 Edison Genl Elec Co

53 Burke J F

54 Green G A

55 Vacant

56 Vacant 57-58 Right C N 62-73 T-H Elec Co 67 T-H Motor Co

71 Ga Elec Light Co Basement -

Ragland Mrs A E Caldecott G C A 13 (22) Torbett & McCandless

1 5 Sou Granite Co The

16 Gramling, Spalding, Kings-

bery Co

17 (19) Hawkes A K

19 (18) Palmer R L

20 (16) Atlanta Rubber Co

22 (18) Riser, Moore DraperCo 2 2^Foot Michael

N. Pryor intersects. 24 (20) Peacock & Legge 24^(20) Loyd J H & Co 26 (22) Atkins J W & E C 30 Bates, Ringsbery & Co

34 (28) Smith Wm D 34^(28^) Shackleford G W

"Reith Daniel R Nunn L L Black J R Landrum S H Woolf L I

35 McCandless A W

36 (30) Faith Wm H 38 (32) Smith J B

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REAR OF 72 MARIETTA STREET,

Telephone 1420. ATLANTA. GA.

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W. WOODS WHITE, Cen'l Agt.

THE GREATEST DIVI- DEND PAYING LIFE COMPANY IN AMERICA

I. B. Williams & Sons'fAtlantaRubberCo.

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42 (34) Landsberger L 42^Blood Balm Co

43 (39) Lemke & Powell 43^Young Men's Library

The R R Clearing House

44 (36) Marshall A S

45-47 F W Hart Sash & Door

Co 46 Vacant 48 (40) Barker A 1 48 A Raglan d A E

50 (42) O'Byrne B

51 Sou Belting Co

52 Lynch J J

53 Excelsior Steam L'ndry Co Harvey L P

54 (46) Daus A

55 Hamilton G L Evans W L

56 (48) Liebermuth J

57 Spencer Albert R Spencer & Hannum

58 (50) Allen & Boy Ian

Loyd commences. 60 Doster & Kimball 6o|(5o£) Weems L M 62 (52) Marcus M & Bro 64 (54) Fleischman S 64iCannon N 66"(56) Hentschel C

Williams H W Ivy commences. 67 (57) Lewis J N 69 Lee George

Clark Isaac C 71-73 Rucker H A, c

C. G. WYNNE,

At No. 2 Whitehall St.. Keeps the Finest Line of

SXJITITSTCSrS

GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS

IN - THB - CITY.

D. O. LOEB,

IK A '.EST FOR-

The Celebrated Pabst Brewing Co.'s

MILWAUKEE BEER.

11 and 13 Mitchell and 78 and SO Broad Street'.

Telephone 420.

7iiSleighton Charlotte, c 74 Cooper T H Blakely C, c 74^Beedles S, c

77 Parker S T, c

78 (62) Eplan L

80 Young G, c

(64) Smith & Cooper

81 Franklin & Co 8iJfStevenson Lucy, c 82 "(66) Friend J M

83 Smith & Smith

84 (68) Marks S & Co 86 (70) Jacobus H

88 (75) Wormser S G

88-|(72i) Hennies C

90 (74) Traynham &: Ray

92 Vacant

94 (78) Levy S

Hentschell G 94-iBrown H, c

96 (80) White & Morgan

97 Atlanta House

98 (82) Gerbie J C Talley A N

100 (84) Pollock H 102 (82) Friend J M

102 (86) Reid M E

103 Spence N C io3*Sugarman Nathan

104 (88) Susarman N

106 (84) Hoffman H J

107 Harper John

108-110 (88-86) Karwisch H 109 Teitlebaum & Hartman Gowrttand ave intersect*.

112 (90) Beyer & Sons

113 (91) Van Stavoren J D

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ENTERPRISE LUMBER COMPANY.

2% S. BROAD STREET. Telephone 238.

LalTAia ELLIS

SCROLL SAWING AND TURNING.

STAIR BUILDING a Specialty. Cor. Foundry and W. & A. R. R.

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Accident Association.

-OF ATHENS, GA-

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DECATUR - Cont'd Goldstein Isaac

14 Burns Patrick

15 (93) Williams George

16 (94) Jaffee J

19 (97) Smith A A

20 (98) Lichtenstein E

21 (101) Eickstein Isaac

23 (101) Clower Martha W

24 (too) Carter F, r

25 (103) Swift T L

26 (104) Kuhns A F

26 (106) Teplitzky Jacob 27-129 (107-109) Terry Wm M 28 (108) Johns I

30 (no) Smith M J

31 (in) Minor T A

32 Jaffe J

32 (112) Cohen M

33"x37 (ii3-ii7)Morris,E\ving

& Co 34 (112) Roulglin H 36 Levy B

37^ (117^) McElroy Mary A 38 (114) Rabinovitz M 40 (116) Ketchum & Reeves

42 (118) Rhodes & Smith

43 Wilson M, c

44 (188) Cook Bros

45 (121) Buchanan J F

46 (120) Nolan A A

49 (123) Joffe Abraham Sinkovitch A O'Donnell Bros 150 (122) Hoge T H Silverman H Piedmont ave inter 'sects.

151-153 (127-129) Taylor Gal-

phin & Co 152 (126) Boylan J 152-i (126^) Pass Barnett

154 (128) Taylor Hugh K

155 (131) Davis E D

156 (130) Burns Edward

157 (133) Ying Charles

158 (132) Mosely R J J59 (i35) Kieser J C

161 (133) Sprayberry J G

162 (134) Nix J, c i62^Patterson M S, c

163 Cook Bros

164 (136) Jett SN

165 Clay Joseph

166 (140) Parks S, c 167-169 (137-139) Morris J A i67^Smith M E

^Arnold H T j68 Ford Stephen, c

170 (144) Robinson A, c Connally James O

171 Rosenberg M Kramer Jake

172 (146) Moore Theodore M 172^(146^) Boroschoff I

174 (148) Gresham & Ball 176 (T48i) Williams J H W 178 (150) Jones Allen, c

180 Holland John

181 Crow & Stewart

182 (154) Holland John H

183 (151) AllredJC

184 (154I) Schoen Bros

l&5 (J53) Yalovitz & Wienburg 187 Strickland M, c

IPfllLWdY MEN *

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Will do well to put part of their earnings monthly with the

National Railway B, & L. Association.

SAFE AND PROFITABLE.

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DECATUR - Cont'd

188-190 (156-158) Stewart &

Tolbert 189 (157) Reliance Liquor Co Butler intersects

191 (159) Winburn George W

192 (160) Hodges VV J 192^(156^) Baker S E

^Bridwell Mary 194 (162) Newton Fanny, c 198 (164) Morton Henry, c 200 (166) Kopler M

203 (165) McElhaney Gilbert, c

204 (170) Holstein A

208 (172) Askam & Baughman

209 (167) Dupree Sarah, c

210 (172) Nicholson J C

214 (176) Brooks B C & Bro, c

215 (171) Stocks James D

216 (178) Matthews George, c 218 (180) Casey Wm, c

220 Dozier Alice, c

Tanksley Malcolm, c

226 (186) Montgomery Peter, c

230 (190) Hagan John T Pratt intersects. R&D Freight Depot

234 (192) Hamm Jefferson, c

236 (194) McClendon J L

238 (196) Holcombe J M

240 Archer Calvin C

242 Graham & Johnson

244 (200) Harris R B

246 (206) Garmony J S

252 (212) Martin M C

254 (214) Hill Flora, c

256 Gross S, c

258 (216) Beiser J C

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HEADQUARTERS FOR

tamps, OTAMP

lllHLS' - Supplies.

82% South Broad Street.

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PIM & TAYLOR

-CONTRACTORS IN-

Raising and moving Buildings,

Brick or I'm me Buildings Handled with

Perfect Safety. Special Facilities

for Moving Heavy Articles.

Telephone 344. 2 1 J-i E. Alabama.

Burke Mary

259 Atlanta Coal Co

260 (218) Brown Edward

261 (221) Johnson J T

262 (220) Tate James & Sons

265 Conn H J Jolly J H Lacey E E

266 Jackson W H

268 Huey & Bro

269 Polk James K

270 (228) Gathw right W E

Moore intersects.

272 Clay J

273 Groover J M Robie E A

274 (232) Hollingsworth Wm R 276 (234) Abernathy J L & T N 278 (236) French Wm O 278iWelch Charles 279^(239) McGuirk J M

283 Landford N A

286 (242) Blasingame Wm W

Wellborn E A 288 (244) Buchanan Wm T 288iGlynn Lizzie 290 (246) Buchanan T J

292 Lytle A T W

293 (249) Sullivan D

294 Wells Wm R

295 (253) Chandler D P

298 Burris E, c

299 (261) Frances Wm M

300 Bates JMT

301 (263) Vincent W J

302 (258) Smith F A '

303 (263) Hull F A

304 (260) Bieser J M & A H

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52 and 54 Feachtree Street.

MITCHELL & PARRER{«I^»5.E1C'

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DECATUR - Cont'd

305 Venable & Pitman

306 (262) Adams & Son

Bell intersects.

307 Camp W A

308 (264) Duffy D B 3o8^Dickerson S

309 Thompson W W

310 Winn E

311 White J S

312 (270) Vacant 314 Jacobs W 317 Brogan E 320 Johnson A, c 322 Hill G, c

324 Robinson M, c Hinton A, c

325 Butler, Wolcott & Butler 328 Dozier G, c

330 (288) Divine & Maddox, c 334 (290) Dodson M, c 337 (289) Nace E S

Fort intersect*. 342 Stewart W F 342-|Yarborough M

344 Hill Charles, c 344-|Somers Mollie, c

345 (297) Williamson H E

346 Vacant

348 Prater A

349 McKnight R L 35 2 (3°4) Leach J B 356 (308) Vacant

359 (311) Benning A H

360 (312) Lovless F, c 362 Brown J W

364 (316) Owensby L C 366 Smith & McCurdy

368 (320) Smith I H 370 (322) Goin M A

Grant commence*. Hilliard commences. 372 (224) Robinson R L

374 (326) Hudgins J E

375 Tripod Paint Co

376 Vacant 376^Heath W I

378 Harris J S

379 (335) Malone H, c

380 Blocker D W Mole Jacob

383 (339) Nash T W

384 Green J

388 (336) Norwood J F

391 (345) McDaniel M M

392 (342) Overton J H 395 (349) Stapp S J 398 White B M

400 Stowers T J & Co

405 Russell J R

406 Turner A M

409 Gormly Mrs S M

410 (412) Langford G M

411 Fleming T

412 Blocker D W

415 Kelly M

416 Stokes A, c

417 Pratt Wm Jenkins J F

Yonge commences. 422 (266) Wall W C 428 (368) Phillips T Y 432 (402) Phillips J W

Antohiette commences. 450 (442) Decatur St School Lucy commences.

'PHONE 66T.

MELONE, CANTEY & RAWSON,

Gen'l Insurance Agents

Fire, TAfe, Accident and

Plate Glass.

14 S. Broad Street, ATLANTA, GA.

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Fitzgerald begins. 498 (478) Brooks J N 500 Brooks F M 502 (482) Conger T A

Boulevard commences. 504 (484) Beauchamp G 1! 506 (496) Hooks M V 508 Thompson C J 512 (498) Minhinett A C 514 (499) Murphy & Son, c 516 (500) Carpenter Bros 518 (504) Duggan T

Daniel commence*. 524 (506) Bishop G W 526 (506) Jolly A J & Son 528 Simpkins W T 528 (507) Bradley E L & Son 530 (508) Aiken R N & Co

Howell commences. 532 Vacant 536 (510) Reagan E W

Wolfolk Isaac, c 538 (512) O'Conner Moses, c 540 (512) Shea Mrs Jane 544 (514) Bradley Mrs Anna 546 (516) Simpkins W T 548 Vacant

550 (510) Zacharie Gus, c 552 (522) Philips J L & P K

Bradley commences. 554 (526) Roughton J F 556 (528) Langford J R 558 Branyon C S

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562 (530) Crockett J P 564 Vacant

566 (534) Hughes James 568 (532) Rice J W 57o (534) Simpkins I D 574 (556) Thomas Henry, c 580 (523) Bentley H H Cornelia commences. R. & D. R. R. intersects. Ella intersects. 602 (562) Ayers J A 604 Hollingsworth A M 606 Cronic Samuel, c 612 Watts C 616 (578) Webb W D 620 (566) Wright T M

Davis S M 624 (568) Powers J S

Gunby intersects. (616) Smith S C Krog intersects. 618 Albert j T 620 Vincent M R 622 Herndon M A 642 White W D & Bro Waddell intersects.

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DELBRIDGE, from Walnut w to Sunset ave, 1 n of Carter 7 Sims J, c 9 Smith P, c

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DELBRIDGE - Cont'd 26 Rogers A, c

29 Jones A, £

30 Dickson J, c

31 Spain W E, c

32 Weaver W, c

33 Freeman C, c

34 Smith R, r

35 Young O, c

36 Dorsey G, c

37 Cosby J, c

38 Ball S, c

39 Love D, r

40 Jones S, <:

41 Boswell J, c

43 Robe J, c

44 Vacant

45 Turner L, c 48 Wilder D, c

DeWALD'S ALLEY, from Whitehall w to C. R. R., Ward 5.

DIAMOND, from W Fair n, 1 w of Vine, Ward 1.

DILLON, from Marietta n, 1 w of Hampton, bey limits.

DOANE, from Windsor to Pryor, nr southern limits, Ward 2.

(4) Brown J E Mayo D T (6) Guill J H (8) Rodgers W T (10) Ware G H

(12) Wakefield Nathan

(13) Pittman J A

DORA from Green's Ferry ave n to Larkin 1 e of Roach.

(28) Nichols Joseph, c

(29) Price, c

(30) Hogan G B, c

(32) Jenkins Filmore, c

(33) Kennedy Jerry, c

(34) Smith Jennie, c

(37) Fryer Jeff, c

(38) Turner Wm, c

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2 Roberts L, c

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5 Ellington C, c 7 Burk J W, c

12 Johnson D J

13 McClarty T J Pride Y, c Harden E

15 Jones W H 17 Vacant

(33) Price Moses, c

(34) Terrell James, c

(34) Johnson Benj, c

(35) Jones Henry, c (37) Harris Felix, c (75) Spain Gilbert, c Nolly Stocks, c

DOVER, from Elliott to Pat- nail, 1 s of Markham, Ward 1. 9 Towns J H, c 10 Davis E, c

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15 Williams R, ,c

1 6 Brown R, <- 19 West H, r

21 Brown J, c

22 Ware S, c

23 Williams R, c

25 Mcintosh A, <-

26 Jackson M, £

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27 Thomas M 32 Hill Nat, c 34 Booth B, c 36 Simpson R, c

38 Houseworth H, <

39 Palmer A, c

40 Houseworth G W, c

41 Walton S, c

44 Thrasher G T, c 47 Cousins G, c

52 Sanders R, c

53 Flugle E, <:

54 Gordon M, c

55 IvY E> c

58 Simmons N, c

64 Perry L

67 Dunlap A, r

Markham intersects.

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28 Dick Mrs R 27 Williams H, c

29 Dorsey D, c 31 Wright H, c 42 Dickert W H

DUNN'S ALLEY, from Man- gum to Nelson, near Haynes, Ward 1.

EARL, from Marietta, between Foundry and Thurmond, n e to Luckie, Ward 5 7 (42 ) Frisbee R J

10 Vacant

1 1 (6) Peacock C A 15 (28) Simmons W S

EAST AVE from Jackson e to R & D R R 2 n of Highland ave, formerly called Morris

(i) Hopkins A, c 19 Cowell G, c 68 Smith W H 72 Gordon G, c 84 Young W H 88 Wallace J B 104 Brantly F B

EDGEWOOD AVENUE, from Peachtree e to Edgewood, n of Decatur, 1 s of Wheat. i^Roy G G

Webb C S

Ridley R B

Harris N O

Gaston J M

Hutchins M B

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20 Marsh, Smith & Marsh N. Pryor intersect*. Equitable Bldg Exchange Place begins.

43 (22) LunS Sang 51 Butcher & VVingate

Providence Infirmary

Sou Med College Ivy intersects. 77 East Atl Land Co - Keely Institute

79 Trio Laundry 04 Gordon School 06 (4) Stephens L 08 (6) Taylor H

16 (66) Lynch B

17 (56) Roberts J W Courtland ave intersects.

25 Atlanta Grocery Co The

29 (n) Vacant

33 (75) Alexander W D

37 (77) Key JW

62 Bebee Mrs

64(71) KelleyJ J

Edgewood Opera House

Piedmont ave intersects.

College commences.

74 Wurm F A

76 (118) Latamore G

80 (10) Green J W 84 (12) Hubner C W

90 (20) Dull S R

91 (19) Fluellen Louisa, c

97 (21) Brown F, c

98 (22) Allensworth J C

99 (31) Batie Gilbert, c 202 (30) Cary M

203 (33) Holmes T, c

206 (32) Hamilton A

207 Tully Bros

Butler intersects. 210 White B M 212 Smith W P & Co 223 Jenkins J, c 223 (39) Hill A, c 227 Robinson A, c 231 Pinson A L, c

Bell intersects. 235 Langley B F

238 (46) Richardson John, c

239 Dobbs J, c 242 (48) Scott W B

245 Parker J, c

246 (50) Smith Cora, c

248 (52) Conahead Carolina, c 250 Washington G, c

254 Stone Anna, c

255 (57) Tony J, c

259 (59) Nichols M, c

260 (58) Wimbush J, c 262 (58) Lynch Wm, c 264 Brown J, c

Fort intersects. 272 (100) Love Mrs S J 276 (102) Taylor Chas

Gershenoviz Morris 280 (104) Wafford Louis, c 284 (106) Pittman Susan, c 298 Williams Lou, c

Milliard intersects. 300 (112) Marble Louisa, c 302 (112) Booker George, c 306 (114) Jefferson Thomas,/ 310 (116) Butler Eliza, c Yonge intersects.

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340 Schmidt R 342 Foster Mrs M B 353 Furlow J, c 355 Wallace B, c 357 Bomar VV, c

Fitzgerald commences. 362 Webster H, 1 366 Hill Lucy, c 368 (158) Johnson E

371 Gains Win F, c

372 Johnson J A 375 Dumas J T

378 (164) Butler R J

379 Harris D S

Boulevard intersects. 401 Vacant 408 Crowley H J 410 Vacant

Daniel ends. 412 Palmer W M

414 Baya J B

415 (213) Barlow Jackson

416 Smith S

418 LeGrande C D

419 (215) Laster S B, c

420 Elmore F H 422 Burnham C R

421 (217) Echols Chas, c 425 (219) Simpson A, c 431 (224) Johnson W, c 436 Rose J C

445 (226) Thompson H C

Howell intersects. 447 (63) Svvinney O L

Bagwell J M C 449 (251) Treadwell Hardy

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453 (253) Hadley Frank

457 (241) Finch W M, c

458 Williams L 462 Miles J

Bradley ends. 469 (247) Veal Fannie Atkins Nellie, c Harris O D H Jett S N Randolph commences 485 (257) Rogers Mrs A E 488 Merritt J B 496 McGill S, c

Cornelia end*. 500 Wright G, c 506 Wood J, c 510 George C, c 514 Moreton L, c 518 Hill W, c

Ella intersects. Street Ry Car House 568 Albert J J 572 Vacant 574 Williams C C 576 Vacant 578 Williams A B

Krog intersects. Waddell J O

WaddeU intersects.

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(14) Shell Lemon

(15) Housworth John (20) Tomlinson L P

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EDWARDS - Cont'd (21) Duke Rf (25) Lee D J (27) Chevalier W P Stockton W G

EEDS, from Windsor w to C R R, 2 s of Glenn, Ward 2.

ELIZA ALLEY, from Hunni- cutt n to North ave, 1 e of Orme, Ward 5.

ELIZABETH (South Atlanta), from Rockwell, 1 s w of Sims.

ELIZABETH AVE, Park, East Atlanta.

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ELLA, from Georgia ave n, at eastern limits (changed to Lynch st). 1 Darden J H 3 Jones J T 5 Howell J H 7(15) Callaway Martin, c

17 Scott Anthony, c

18 Vacant

19 Parker H, c

20 (1) Kennedy F A

23 Pope F, c

24 Vacant

29 Upson H, c

Edgewood ave intersects. 35 Butler R, c 37 Redmond A, c 39 O'Neill W, c 41 Rhodes W, c

ELLA, from Chapel s w to limits (Barracks), Ward 1. 2(19) Stewart E J 3 Bobo J H

(19) Connell J A

(20) Perry A E

(20) Glover O H P

(21) McMillan D M

(21) Ambrose Mrs F A

(22) Terry F M (22^) Brown John

Leonard intersects.

(23) Bullard W T (23^) Norton A E

(24) Arrowood S W

(25) Mashburn J J

(27) Plummer G H

(28) Bowie R T

(29) Mason Wm Culver commences.

(30) Crabtree W M (32) Lang T A

(31) Pettis David Henri/ commences.

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19 Rakestraw H R, c

20 Bridwell W M 23 Braun F

26 (28) Dooley K

Mitchell intersects.

48 Spence S

56 (54) Post ell W M

Hunter intersects.

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84 (64) Willinejham & Co 90 (88) Wilson \Y H 98 (92) Murphy M 02 (96) Foster Mrs N 06 Watts W, <- 08 (100) Parks C, c 12 (106) Wilkes Miss V 16 (no) Arnold Mrs E, c

Rhodes intersects. 32 (127) Brooks M. c 38 (128) Bentley M E, c 40 ( 132) Harris E, c 44 (136) Wright S, c 48 (138) Hutson S, c

Magnolia intersects. 52 (142) Schmeltzer Frederick 54 (143) Hughes Mrs M S 56 (151) Porter Sallie, c 58 (153) Thomas John, c 60 (147) Harper Dedley, c 64 (149) Cornelius Love, c 66 (162) Sperling Mrs Martha 72 (163) King Lewis, c Hamilton Fannie, c 76 (164) Sanders Ella, c 80 Straub A

Foundry intersects. 88 (184) Randall Wm, c 90 (186) Maddox Joseph 92 Hutchison Larkin, c Newton infer tret*. 194 Hall L H & Co 210 (200) Dawson Carrie, c 212 (202) Green Floyd, c

214 Davis Kate

216 (212) Carter Addie, c

215 Mathews Thomas, c

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224 (218) Ferrell Fred

Thurmond intersects. 226 (220) Hendricks Philip, c 232 (224) Morrison L A 236 Mays W H 240 (234) Mays J P

Mays commences. 244 (236) Booth Mrs F E

Webb Mrs Laura A 254 (250) Sweat E S

Hock commence*. 258 (252) Billing Frederick S 264 (260) Parks Selia, c 266 (260) Butler Alice, c Henry commences. Simpson intersects. Jones ave commence.". Bash commence.-'. 330 (12) Lawless Henry 334 (84) Connor Daniel, c 336 (84) Cotton G, c

Johnson commences.

ELLIS, from Peachtree w to Church and e to Hilliard, 1 n of Houston, Wards 4 and 6.

GOING EAST.

*2o (18) Roy G G

25 (23) Lowry G P

26 (24) Wralton E

29 (25) Jones W E

30 (26) Shumaker D E

Ivy intersect*. 40 (34) Prioleau S

45 (47) Ballard N A

46 (38) Kelley J

50 (46) Durand M F 53 (49) Milam R P

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ELLIS - Cont'd 57 (51) Robinson H M

59 (53) Benton E E

60 (54) Merritt H I

61 (55) Stokes W'J 64 (56) Cabaniss G A 66 (58) Bensel Wm 70 Harris J

Crichton J P

Gourtiand are intersect*. 74 Grant H P 83 Callaway I T 89 Berry E M

Hart F W

Clifford commences. 95 Adams J P 99 Donovan G R 00 (84) McClellan I

03 Crozier G, c

04 (86) Albert W J

05 (89) Neal J

07 Cook B, c

08 Benson M C

11 (93) Williams M, c

1 1 (101) Smith J, c

12 (94) Prime Ida 15 Dickey W T S

15 Quarterman T, c

Piedmont ave intersects.

16 (98) Jordan G

20 (100) Southard J

21 Long T, c

23 Bradshaw E W, c

24 Kellog Milo

25 (105) Mills H, c

28 Williams J, c

29 Dupree A, c 31 (119) Jones I

33 (121) Thomas G, c

36 Miner H, c

37 Slack T, c

41 (123) Thomas E J, c

42 Hayes M

43 (I25) Slaton L

45 Farrow A, c

46 Paden Z

47 (127) Beasley P, c

51 (137) Hestre G L, c

52 Upson M, c

53 (129) Brown W, c

55 (HO Adams L, c

56 Hopkins D, c

57 Manning L, c

58 Cowan E, c

59 (133) Petty P, c

60 Howell H

Butler intersects. 62 Whitaker Anna, c

64 McCan Lillian, c

65 Reynolds T, c

67 Vacant

68 (146) Miller Mary, c

69 Vacant

70 Porter J A, c

71 Westmoreland, Anna, c 75 Betts Jesse, c

79 (151) Dickinson Mary, c Bell intersects.

81 (155) Crawford Nancy, c

82 Brooks B C, c

84 (168) Johnson Anna, c 86 (164) Simmons Georgia, c 90 (166) Haywood Julia, c 94 (172) Cunningham Frank, c 99 (175) Baker Lula, c 200 (180) Hicks Josephine, c

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Fire, TAfe, Accident and Plate Glass.

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Fort intersects. 224 (218) Person Alfred, e 226 (220) Mathes George, c

230 (222) Bryant John, c

231 Jenkins & Parr

232 (224) LandrumJ A 236 (226) Deane J W 240 (228) Vaughan C J

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6 Smith Miss Ada F 10 Giltner H L

Church of the Redeemer

ELM, from W Fair n to Beck- with, 1 w of Vine, Ward 1.

Blackstock Mary 4 (2) Wilson W B 6 (4) Straughter Edward, c 8 (4) Glenn George, c 10 (6) Jackson Adam, c

(7) White Henry, c 12 (8) Redd Walter, c . 14 (10) Stanley Charles, c (11) Kempson Lillie, c 25 (14) Sturtevant Eli, c 40 Paiden Pender, c 42 Jackson M L 44 Bufford George, <" 46 Vacant 48 Lewis James, c 75 (45) Taylor John, c

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Largest Stock, Lowest Prices.

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Graining and Oil Colors,

White Lead, 1-Caa.t Carriage Paints. 8Lc

'ictory, 375 Decatur Street.

Office 56-58 Marietta Street.

EMMA, from W & A R R w to limits, 1 n of Kennedy, Ward 5 (Bellwood).

EMMETT, from W Peachtree w to Marietta, 1 n of Eighth.

EMMETT, from John n to North ave, 1 e of Lambert.

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(3) Coleman Pleasant

(4) Dorsey J L

(5) Self B H Kennedy intersects.

(38) Withers John

(39) Underwood Thomas

(41) Hiller Liney, c

(42) Fox Sarah, c

(44) Ross Aulena, c

(45) Taylor Robert, c

(48) Taylor Wm, c

(49) Scott Joseph, 1 (49) Daniels Ella, c

(49) Milner Wilson, c

(50) Austin Henry, c

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45 (6) Corbin Mrs M V

46 Cowells Robert, c 48 Broughton Nancy, c

Formwalt intersect*.

63 (9) Hetherington J E

64 Henson Sam, c

EXCHANGE PLACE, from n Pryor at Edgewood ave s e to Ivy

18 (44) Parker J R

19 Atl Cons StR R Co Stabls

20 Butcher A R

20 (50) Harrington R R 22 Alexander J 29 Thompson J, c

EZRA, from W 5th or Moore e between Ponder ave and Mc- Millan (beyond limits).

EZZARD, from Daniel e to Ella, 1 n of Decatur, Ward 4.

3 (1) St John W H

4 Pennington Jordan, c

5 (3) Whitley T J

9 (6) Sommers Mary, c

13 (12) Leslie Sarah, c

14 (14) Swift Willis, c

Cornelia intersect*. 34 (31) Lanier Thomas 37 (30) Smith W J 45 (39) VVare John' c

47 (32) Smith F M

48 Webb Richard, c

49 (32) Kelly ST

50 Kemp Charlie, c 53 (10) Rose Clarence 56 (11) Collier B F

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FAIN, from Hilliard w to Bell, 2 s of Edgewood ave, Ward 4. 2 Thomas S 8 Anderson G, c 10 Ellington D, c 13 Alexander J 16-18 Brooks H, c 17 Holmes J G, c

Fort intersects. Houghton intersects. 51 Jones H, c 59 Webb N, c 61 Wynne E, c

Hilliard intersects.

FAIR, from Whitehall e to lim- its and w to limits, Wards 1,

2 and 3.

GOING EAST.

1 Vacant

3 New houses

FormwaJi intersects. Pryor intersects. 55 (53) Noble G H

67 (65) Guer Dr J H

68 (64) Chisholm A F

69 (67) Walpole Mrs M G 72 (66) Griffin J H

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98 WHITEHALL STREET.

See Page 57.

FOR COAL AND WOOD

CALL ON

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Best Domestic Coais at Lowest Prices.

TEL. 804. Yards 91. Ga. R.R.St.

73 (69) Biederman C A

76 (72) Maher C T

77 (71) O'Conner Patrick 81 (73) Davis B J

85 (75) Matison A

Loyd intersects. 108 Dodd W, c

Pulliam commences. 115 (113) Corrigan John 119 (115) Spencer S B 123 (117) Smith J C

Wash Inqton intersects. 151 (148) Winkler J H x55 (J55) Eckford Chas G 159 (157) VanGoidtsnoven E

Crew intersects. 171 (167) Pattillo W P

Trinity ave ends. 183 (175) Watkins H B 187 (179) Brady T B

Capitol ave intersects. 213 (201) Dunlap J B

217 (205) Fitzgibbon Thos

218 Lambert J

221 (209) Swords Mrs T H 227 (217) Gusse Dominick 229 (219) Smith Mrs N A 231 Millner G R

233 (221) Harwell W D

Fraser intersects.

234 Baldwin J C

236 Roughton J F Snyder & McAdams

237 (223) Buchanan A J 250 (236) Brown J

253 (241) Jester W R 259 (243) Monaghan J B 263 (247) Hollis R W

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FAIR - Cont'd

267 (249) Vignaux B

268 (250) Smith E

Terry intersects.

269 Vacant

271 Vacant

272 Huckaby G S

275 Vacant

276 Donehoo A

278 Vacant

279 (265) Sullivan Mrs E

280 Bellinger A

283 284 285 286 290

2 93 294 297 301 302

3°5 308 310 3H 3*4

315 218

3*9 322

323

327 329 331 337

267) Ickes Mrs F M 266) Wrigley J A 269) Muller F L

268) Johnson C P

272) Gray M W Martin intersects.

273) Greene Mrs L J 276) McHan C H

283) McCord A F

285) Thompson Mrs R M

284) Barfield T J

289) Massa H A

290) Sawyer Mrs E

292) Asbury C W

293) Leach J P

294) Cook Miss E E

295) Wooten E L

296) Acker E H 299) Walraven A J 298) Blackstock J 301) Warren Mrs S H

King intersects. 305) Green F L 309) Vacant 311) Baker J M 315) Brown A J

341 (317) Fowler J G

Connolly commences. 347 (323) Marshall Mrs M A 351 (325) Garvey P A 354 (326) Johnson Mrs A 358 Christian W C D 368 (328) Spinks H D Fair Street School Kelly commences. 373 (329) Moore Mrs A G. 377 (331) Davis W Z \lM J^M*f} 381 (333) Cleaves Mrs M A 385 (355) Underwood M L 388 (360) Jones Mrs S J

Hill intersects. 413 (369) McCandless Wm

416 (370) Smith Dora, c

417 (371) Smith Mrs C A

418 (372) Parker J W

420 (372) Martin R T & Co

Fort commences. 426 (412) Gordon C D Cates R B

429 (415) Armistead J C

430 (414) Smith S D

434 (416) Hunt W F

435 (4X7) Frizzell W H 439 White Mrs Emma

442 (420) Holland W H

443 (425) Collier T E

Harden commences. 466 Vacant

447 (429) McWaters J F 450 (424) Vacant

452 (426) Henderson R J

453 (43 *) Klapper E H

455 (433) Stick J G

456 (428) Pate J E

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Lump, Steam & Anthracite

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473 (435) Plummer Miss SS

474 (434) Cunningham Mra E

477 (439) Webb R H George ends.

480 (438) Williams Dock, c

484 (444) Turner Sam, c

485 (445) Prince Annie, c

486 (445) Anderson S, c

487 (445) Billups Wm, c

488 Pugh Charles, c

490 (442) Reese Wesley, c 492 (446) Scott Chas, c

Stokes Gus, c 495 (447) Patton Samuel, c

Gullatt intersects. 499 (449) Sloan Henry, c 497 (447) Houston Margaret, Thomas commences. Wood commences. 555 Lambert Mrs A

S. Boulevard intersect*. 650 Brownlee & Garner 657 Word Mrs E H 661 (449) Harrison A F

663 (344) Mealor W P

664 (346) Walker D

Berean are intersects. 697 (556) McGee J W

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11 and 13 Mitchell and 78 and 80 #

Broail Streets.

Telephone 420.

33 (19) Brooks J M

37 (21) Kroeg C W

38 (22) Schiff F 4i (23) Sartorius Jacob 45 Jones & Collins

47 (25) Goldsmith S

48 (26) Vinton R H

50 (38) Glover J W

51 (27) Barnes W T

52 New house 56 (44) Weiss Wm 58 (48) Edwards Mrs L G

C R R intersects.

E T V & G R R intersects.

Peters intersects.

Bradbury ends.

6) Alexander Louis, c

103 (93) Vacant

104 Wilson John C 108 (94) Waits Andrew M

96) Todd A F

98) McDonald Samuel A

Walker intersects. 117) Adams James A 123) Johnson Jerry D White Francis O

127) Masseling Mrs Louise

128) Cook Issachar J Johnson Miss S B

131) Lea Augustus T

140) Smith Mrs Lula

141) Klasset Charles 145) Vacant

Floyd John 147) Vacant

144) McManaman Ed F 167 Rasbury Wm H

Chapel intersects.

114

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145 146

147 I51 156 J57 161 162

165 166

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185 McCrary John

186 Powell George, c ) Wesley John, c ) Vacant

) Wilson Floyd, c 11 W A ) Smith W B ailey commence*. ) Daniels W H ) Brown James ) Farr J B ) Hayden M C ) Simpson F M ) Edge C ) Johnson M W

Walnut commences. ) Wallace Chpl (Presby) ) Mylius G J ) Poole G W ) Chandler J E ) Sigman G P ) Pitt F W ) Smith Alexander ) Garrow Geo ) Whittaker J H ) Smith E E ) Crumbley J A ) McDaniel Mrs F E ) Barnes L P ) Jones W R ) Shaw J L

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223

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228

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232

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233

(215)

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237

(217)

239

(219)

243

(221)

244

(220)

246

(222)

247

(223)

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(224)

254

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255

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258 (228) Pitman W H

259 (233) Ellison O F

262 (230) Hall J R

263 (235) Shields Thomas

266 (232) Gossett J H

267 (241) Marible L, c

268 (242) Horn E, c

271 (245) Hunter Arthur

272 (246) Simpson Mrs Mary 275 (247) James George, c

Elm commences. 284 (252) McClellan Mrs L E 286 McClellan Mrs L E 288 (254) Vacant

Roach ends. 3T3 (253) CookT C 314 Brown G F, c 321 (259) Slater A J

325 (261) Bradley J F

326 Martin S, c

Lawshe ends.

327 (263) Bowen Caroline 359 (277) Beaver J L 293 (251) Bell L B, c

297 Vacant

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Marietta n e e of Cone,

FAIRLIE, from to Church, 1 Wards 5 and 6

Walton intersects. 26 Phillips Harry

33 (33) sPeer E A

Poplar intersects. Luckie intersects. (50) Lawshe P F

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(63) Reed Wallace P 64 Morrison Thomas

67 (63) Dykeman G N

James intersects.

68 Vacant

69 (65) Rosenberg Herman

71 (67) Vacant

72 Biggers Gustavus

73 (69) DuPre Charles W 77 Ostendorf Mrs A

Church intersects.

FIFTH AVENUE, from Bell e to Fort, 1 n of Gilmer

4 Whitehead J F

5 Hobbs W F

6 Grant J F

7 Butler B G

8 Thurman M F

11 Smith D

12 Harris S

13 Shuerman L

14 McKelvey James H

FIFTH, from Peachtree e to Fort and w to Cherry at limits.

FILMORE, now called Gilmer, of which it is a continuation.

FITZGERALD, from Decatur n to Edgewood ave, i w of Boulevard, Ward 4. 10 Reeves T 12 (2) Minhennett A C 16 Hamilton G L Todd ends.

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Telephone 344. 21% E. Alabama.

20 Prysock M J

20 (5) Wells Lillius L 24 Dougherty M E 26 Barrow T J 32 Blackmon T J S3 (22) Johnson A J

36 (23) Massey W S

37 Hambrick A J 40 (25) Mims J P

GartreU intersects.

62 Vacant

63 Holmes R

64 Vacant

66 Nash D W

Oiamberlin intersects.

FLAT SHOALS Road from S Boulevard s e, 3 s of E Fair.

FLETCHER, from Humphries e 6 s of Georgia ave. (Pitts- burg.)

FORMWALT, from Whitehall s to limits, 1 w of Pryor, Ward 2.

13 (17) Reich Rev Leo

14 (12) Christian J E

Fair intersects.

17 (19) Higbee Miss S B

18 (18) Mount I B

22 (20) Jacobus J A

23 (25) King J W

26 (22) Barron T J

27 (31) Thomas W H

30 (24) Crawford John

31 Shivers Paul, c

33 (37) Kaufmann David

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FORMWALT - Ont'd 34 (26) Leiler Jake

37 (39) Leers Abraham Saloshin Louis

38 (28) Tommey A P

44 (46) MeClendon R W

Woodward ave intersects. 48 Vacant

52 (54) Murphy John E 58 (60) Vacant 61 (63) Cooper J A

64 (64) Forsyth Win G

65 (73) Wathan Mrs Ella

67 (75) Johnson Mrs M A

68 (74) Thornton Dr J A

Rawson intersects. 98 Rawson E E 104 Kilby P P

Eugen ia intersects. 118 (100) Kerr Miss Essie 122 (104) Lukenbell Mrs E A 126 (106) Dailey S E

129 (137) Bird Foster, c

130 (108) Vacant 133 Weems Ben, c

Fulton commences. 153 Richter Mrs A 166 Pry or Tom, c

Richardson intersects.

205 Battle London, c

206 (300) Bruchmann A 213 Battle Linton, c

Crumley intersects. 222 Dunn A L 226 (304) Houston W W 238 (306) Kidd John R

241 (309) Stiles Dr S W

242 Moon Z B

246 249

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252 256

259 267 271

273 279 280

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327 329 333 335 336 339 34o 343 344 348 354

310) Sawtell L P Slaughter Bradley

312) Young Fred H Peyton W R

314) Durham D P

316) Davis J C Glenn intersects.

319) Doonan John J

327) Steiner John 329) Confer S H 305) Brady Mike

307) Barnes Richard

308) Branen Mrs Kitty Chambers J T

310) Wiggins J S Georgia ave intersects. 324) kcGee Mrs I A

326) Sullivan James T

328) Mason J M

327) Sawtell H C Bass intersects.

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Hooks B C

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Dunlap W H

George J A

Knight Jas E

Vacant

(350) Taylor John N

(404) Andruss E S

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FORREST AVE, from Peach- tree e to Jackson, 1 s of Cur- rier, Wards 4 and 6.

13 Venable W H

19 (19) Venable S H

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Gen'l Insurance Agents

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33 (27) Glenn J T

34 (30) Martin M T

CourUand ave intersects. 40 (36) Crumley W M 45 (45) Boylston Henry 48 (42) Scales H P

53 (47) Crenshaw W T

54 Vacant

58 (52) Newman W T 61 (53) Brosius J M

64 (56) Holliday G H

65 (57) Green J M 71 (63) Riley E S

75 (65) McCartyJ D

76 (66) Holliday J S 79 (67) Fain W L

Piedmont are intersects. 83 (69) Jones Dr W L 86 Hancock F G 93 Vacant

100 (82) Daniel C J

101 Fisher H E

104 Vacant

105 (85) Toy R B 124 Simon A, c

132 Boynton Elnathan 160 Fitzgibbon J 164 Colvin R L 168 Silvey Jerome

Fort intersects. 185 Williams J E 195 Richardson F H 213 Billup R, c 215 Harris A, c 228 Hester R L 230 Dozier L A

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Craining and Oil Colors,

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Factory, 375 Decatur S'rt-et.

"Office 56-58 Marietta Street.

Summit ave intersects. 239 Allen F L 250 Ginn E Y 253 Wey H B

256 (146) Askew W S

258 Peters T

261 (149) Brazil Mrs H

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GOING NORTH.

1-3 Fain W L

2 (23) Morris Nelson & Co

4 (21) Carlton & Smith

5 (20) Atlanta Beef Co

6 Montgomery W A

6h (17^) Foote Abe & Bro

7 ( 18) "Barnes J J

8 (17) Vacant

9 (16) Ladd A C Lime Co

10 (15) Boynton G H

11 (12) Sheek & Co

11^ (10^) Taylor & Mathews

12 (11) Snow H Y

13 (10) McDonald Bros (9) Dimmock & Wallace (7) Pause T R

Marietta intersects. U S Custom House Massa E A 34 (10) Hotel Weinmeister 37 Troy Steam Laundry. 40 Grant & Alvarez 4oi(i6£) Dozier A W

Walton intersects. 49 (23) Reynolds B A

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54 (26) Westmoreland R W

55 (33) Pinckard F L

Poplar intersects. 57 (31) Woodward A P

61 (33) Winter A L

62 (34) Askew James 64 (36) Parker M G

66 (38) Hardon V O

67 (39) Flanders L C

70 (42) Orme F H

71 (41) Phillips M S

Luckie intersects. 74 Boyd W W 82 Schaffner Mrs M D 86 Krouse Harry

James intersects. 91 (63) Beaty & Davis 94 (66) Ezzard W L 98 (68) Holcombe W H

101 Currington A

102 Burns James

Church intersects. 106 Monnish W A 108 Gregg J R & Co

GOING SOUTH.

W & A R R Offices Railroad intersects. Alabama intersects.

21 Vacant

25-27 Ashley H P

29 Baum-Driver Novelty Wks

30 (54) Akers F P H

33 Irby G H Horseshoeing Co 35 Stephens Catherine, c 37 (59) Cowley & Walker 39 Anderson, Wylie & Jones

45 Sanders John W

Hunter intersects. 51 (73) Hartman Mfg Co 55 (75) Russell & Co 57 Vacant

59 Vacant 59M)liver L H

60 (78) Bowyer & Ray

61 (81) Malsby & Avery 62^Bussey Mrs Annie

66 Piedmont Eng & Mach Co 68 Salvation Army Barracks 70 (84) Birdsall Co The Sou Saw Mfg Co Mitchell intersects.

84 (102) Williams E E

85 (115) Akers J S

90 (104) Seitzinger T F 92 (no) Estes Bros 94 Vacant 96 (114) Vacant 98-100 (114-116) Atl Wooden- ware Co

101 (117) Inman S M

102 (118) Wynne C W 104 (120) Davis W P

Atl Slate Works 106 Bryan J P 108 Ardmore The no Vacant -112 Vacant

Trinity ave intersect*. 114 (128) Cotton J W ll1 (x35) Williams J H 118 (132) Vacant 122 (136) Vacant 126 (138) Cohron Rev Joseph 129 (141) Jones Isabella, c

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146) Estes Joshua

150) Chapman Mrs D C 149) Wilson W H

151) Brown Ernest

152) Burnett C C German Lutheran church

Garnett intern ets. 158) Hirschfeld J W 161) Meed Oscar, c 165) Smith Carrie, c

170) Sloman S J 172) Marks Jacob 169) Wolfe Henry

171) McPherson J F

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176) Schoen Louis

175) Crankshaw H & Co 180) Bowen J C

182) Wood A A 184) Teitlebaum Morris Vacant

188) Strauss David Broiherton intersects. 190) King D E

192) Hetzel Mrs

193) Bach Mrs H I)

194) Hirsch Morris

197) Nally Martin

198) Hirsch Henry

199) Few J M 202) Hirsch Joseph

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210 (206) Guthman Isaac 210 (214) Eichberg J T

213 (215) Franklin Max

214 (218) Tipp G H 220 Vacant

Steinau Louis

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Gilmer ends. 29 Combs C, c 31 Kelsey R, c

33 Douglass M, c

34 Holmes M, c

35 Blake Silas, c

37 Baptist Church, c

38 Fenneman H 44 Bryan R L

Schofield intersects.

54 Wilson E, c

55 (57) Keith Wm, c 59 Flood S, c

61 Holcomb F, c 65 Davenport G, c 67 Seale J

Fain intersects. 69 Lippman G H 71 Carr M, c 75 Cass C H

78 McLendon J S

79 Mashburn J N

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FORT - Cont'd 83 Weal I W

92 Mann J, c

93 Tanner E

94 Calloway J, c

Tanner commences. 04 (98) Kimball P 08 (100) Anderson Floyd 14 (1 10) Walton H, c 18 Tanner Irvin, c

20 (112) Peek B, c Edgewood ave intersects.

21 (114) Sistrunk Cynthia, c

23 Bell Isaac, c

24 Vacant

26 (6) Grant Sarah, c 28 Vacant

32 (130) Magruder Edna, c Rasberry al ends.

38 (200) Griffin A, c

39 (131) Davis Miss Anna

40 Miller Andrew, c 42 Starnes R A

45 Nolan Emanuel, c Wheat intersects. 58 Fulton County St R R shed 62 (156) Lee Nelson, c Old Wheat intersects.

64 Sanson Lucy, c (158) Finks Julia

65 (159) Hill Joanna, c

68 (163) Davis Milicent, c

69 (165) Moore George, c

70 Campbell Lura, c

Green ends. 75 (171) Betts Wm R, c

72 (168) Hill Celia, c

73 Tellis Henry, c

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Moore Jerry, c

( 1 73) Pierce Delia, c

( 1 74) Hugeley P, c

(169) Williams Peter, c

(175) Wadley Henry, c

(169) Maddox J T, c

(175) Nesbitt Sthephen, c

(176) King J R. c Gates Wm, c

(173) Stephen Sam, c Hall Henry, c (175) Wyatt Ruth, c

(177) Brown Dorothy, c Clayton Lucy

Irwin commence*. Houston intersects. Reese H O 190) Davis H, c Austin Wm, c

Ellis intersects. 200) Clower J E 205) Wimbish C C. c 207) Wimbush Henry, c 2cg) Banks Mary, c 214) Cody Milicent, c

213) Rayns J M, c

214) Combs Jacob, c

215) Zachary Frank, c

217) Beasley A E, c

219) Ryan J M. c

218) McHenry Jackson,

220) Jones Steve, c

221) White H J, c

222) Curry Henrietta, c

223) Menenfee Lev. c

224) Josie Robert, c C((ht intersects.

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Parks ends. 264 Wiggins H, i-

267 (231) Cunngton A, r

268 (240) Brown A, r

269 Norris M, c 273 Scott P. c 277 Foster J, c

WUson commences. 283 Benton X, c

Harris ends. 284 Glower W I. 292 Donehoo M B 294 Metcalf J A

Highland ave commences. 298 Collier J M

300 (276) Johnson W. c

301 Humphry W D, c 304 (278) Hill Maria, c 308 (280) Lee W. c

311 Edwards A, c

312 (282) HolcombT H. c

Baker ends.

313 Clark Cj. c 315 Lay I), c

319 Dennis Rev H C, c ^2^ (289) Stewart T, c 327 Chappel H, c 335 (3°3) Lucky M. c 337 Toombs L, c 339 Moreton Ed, f 341 Williams H J D, c

346 (312) Morris J. c

347 Williams W, c 351 Bonner R, r

C. G. WYNNE,

At No. 2 Whitehall St.,

Keeps the Finest Line of

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Whiskey, Wines & Cigars

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Won si ave info rsects Templeton C

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Woolfold L. c Clayton A, c

Vine intersects. Coogler J T Vacant Langan C B Clovde S A

Li mil 11 intersi cts.

FORTRESS AVE, continuation of Formwalt, 1 w of Pryor, South Atlanta.

Baker W H

Fromson Isaac

Shelton S A

McKergin Wm

White John

Duncan E B

Young J L

Fievet Mrs Fransoisa

Lyle R V

Smith E C

Jones Kenrick

Peacock J D

Printup C T

Reese John, c

Lynch James, c

Kerr Mrs M E

Brown Edward

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33 Evans R, c

34 Murden W M, c 36 Nelson L, c

40 Walker B, c

43 Maddox J W

44 Jackson W, c

46 Woods T

47 Harris H D 50 Daniel H

FOUNDRY, from Luckie to W & A R R, Ward 5, then w to limits dividing Wards 1 and 5 18 Smith F E

W & A R R intersects. Winship Machine Works

51 (23) Weinmeister Henry

52 (24) Clary G W

Hukey ends. Elliott intersects. 69 Wilson W E

71 (43) Ortwein Herman

72 (44) Straub A

73 (45) Hutchins R H

75 (47) Edwards W S

Smith R T

76 (48) Ehlers Augustus L 79 (51) Webb A

Morris W O

82 (54) Miller Mrs Lough

83 Vacant

85 (57) Couch EF

86 (58) Bosche R C

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89 (61) Wilson R T W

90 (62) Fisher George

91 (61) Allison Mrs Mattie

92 (64) Aids H M

93 (65) Vacant

95 (65) Drennon Charles

96 (66) Wilby John

97 (69) Booth Samson

99 (69) Smith J J

100 (70) Widdersheim B J Beauchamp W J

101 (73) Thomas Henry, c

103 (73) Edwards George, c

104 (74) Holland Mary, c

105 (77) Mitchell Catherine, ( 107 (77) Parham John H, c no (80) Redd Duncan, c

in (81) Myers W R

112 (82) Echols Abraham, c

115 (85) Hull G S

116 (86) Hammett J J

Mangum intersects. 121 (93) Bellow John, c 123 (93) Hence George, c 125 (95) Payton Emery, c 127 (97) Wingfield Daniel, c 129 (101) Glynn Frank, c 131 (101) Thomson Angeline, c 140 Burks Nancy, c 142 (155) Moses Joseph, c 148 Johnson W R

Haynes intersects. 150 Williams David, c 152 Chapman Lottie, c 154 (101) VanHuff Allie, c 156 (103) Ballinger James, c 158 (105) Hatcher Cicero, c 163 (133) Parker Mrs S E 165 (133) Ross Mrs Elizabeth Davis intersects.

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191 (157) Webb J L

193 (159) Lewis Mrs E G

194 (160) Phelps Squire, c

197 (161) Glenn J R Phillips W H Boutell G H

198 (162) Ragland Henry, c Key Jeff, c

201 (165) Ponder TJ 205 (169) Johnson Wm

209 (173) Crim W M

210 (174) Speairs Mrs E J

Lowe intersects. 216 (175) Miller J J 222 (180) Haney Mrs A R 226 (182) Key W D 228 (184) Close Henry 234 (186) Caraway S W D

Maple intersects.

237 Vacant

238 (188) Woodall R D 240 (190) Parker W R

244 (192) Goodman Mrs A V

245 (210) Merten Alice, c

246 (194) Wood B F

247 (215) Ogletree B, e 250 (214) Rivers J S

252 (214) Sullivan Robert, c

254 (222) Head Mattie, c

Walnut intersects.

Vine intersects.

Sunset ave intersects.

Granger intersects.

Chestnut Intersects.

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32K South Broad Street.

PIM & TAYLOR

- CONTRACTORS IN -

Raising and Moving Buildings,

Brick or Frame Buildings Handled with

Perfect Safety. Special Facilities

for Moving Heavy Articles.

Telephone 344. 21% E. Alabama

FOURTH, from W Peachtree e to Fort and w to Plum, i bey old limits.

FOWLER, from Simpson n, e of Luckie, Ward 5.

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Powers ends. n) Morris Bernard 13) Pharr T E 24 Robinson Harrison, c Alexander intersects. 7) Williams Benjamin Mills intersects.

9) Williams Mrs L M

10) Duncan Cicero n) Puckett Rev Hastings

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66 (12) Guest W T

70 (14) Bankston Mrs F

74 (16) Cooper J A

78 (18) Mullens W R Hunnicutt intersects.

92 (38) Payne O P

96 (40) Crute C T 100 Cook Mrs Mattie 104 McDonald JHP

107 Warner Mrs Lurama

108 Holt R J

Pine intersect*. 124 (44) Thompson H A 128 (46) Normpn J W

133 (51) McConnell Lincoln

134 (5°) Young P A

137 (53) Chambers E J

138 (52) Thurman Eugene

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383 MARIETTA ST. Telephone 332.

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Clothiers l Hatters

Old No.. 1 7 and 19 Whitehall Street. New No., 15 and 17.

FOWLER - Cont'd

141 (55) Roper Beverly

142 (54) Davis V W

Merritts ave intersects. Gresham intersects. 1 Hall F A

75 Cooper J A

76 Quinn T H

78 (22) Moncrief D S

79 Kemp R M [80 Vacant

182 (26) Cornet* B M [83 (25) Rutledge Mrs Jane [84 Barron Alexander 185 Roper W H :87 Anderson T J [91 (27) Jourdan Mrs Aurelia First Baptist Mission

FRAZER, from Hunter at But- ler s to limits. 1 e of Capitol, Ward 3. 5 Toal M, c 9 Hight R, c

15 Moore H, c

16 Cummings H, c 2 1 Moutrie M, c

24 Thomas Horace, c

25 Abrahams R, c

29 Campbell J

30 (32) Thompson & Ivev 35 Ballard L, c

34-36 Fulton Co Jail Fair intersects. 51 (49) McCraney Mrs V E 55 (51) Watson W A

57 (55) Craft H T

58 (54) Martin J F

61 (57) Duffy James

62 (58) Chapman W H

65 (63) Bonnell W A

66 (62) Dodge R P

68 (64) Henderson John

69 (65) Laird L J

70 (64I) Dobbs W J

74 (66 j* Rothwell Mrs D 76 (68) Lee H C 78 (70) Anderson G

Woodward ave intersects, 82 Battle A F, c

91 (89) Fisher Rev C O, c

92 (90) Houghton Mrs R

93 (91) Goodlett James, c 95 (93) Mims Samuel, c 97 (97) Hopkins Haley, c

1 01 (99) Smith Alex, c 104 Perry P, c

109 (107) Davis 1 ucius, c

1 10 Long A, c 114 Varner D, c

Rawson intersects. 116 (114) Duffy T W and 118 White D 6 120 (114) Conner J M 122 (120) Goza D C

125 (123) Duffy Mrs J

126 (124) Garrett W M

127 (125) McDaniel L H

129 (127) Hall G W

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135) Seidel Bruno

136) Grimes J, 1

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MELONE, CANTEY & RAWSON,

Gen'l Insurance Agents

Fire, lAfe, Accident and

Plate Glass.

14 S. Broad Street. ATLANTA, GA.

SOUTHERN BELTING CO.

Agents for BOSTON BELTING CO.

The Largest Manufacturers of

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142 (140) Watts A, c 145 Short James, c 148 (144) Watts A, c

( Tarke intersects. 152 (161) Beatie L J, c

155 (159) Walker Dennis, c

156 (166) Grant A, c

157 (161) Hull Wiley, c

158 Bethlehem Church, c

161 (163) Thomas Shed, c

162 Strong A L, c

163 (165) Xorthington John, c

164 Strong A L, c

Solomon commences. 168 (170) Hill Wra, c 170 (172) Johnson A W. <- 172 (174) Sims K, c 174 (176) Howard M, c

176 Houston S, c

177 (179) Lofton Dock. c ,178 (180) Smith A, c

180 Davis L C, c

Fu! to it intersects. 182 Hackett H, c 184 (190) Jenkins L, c

188 (192) Hardy A, <-

189 Brown Wm, c

191 Burdell Fayette, c

192 Carr J, r

193 Jones Mary, c

194 Bonner J, c

195 (203) Read Oscar, c

196 Brown J, c

198 Hargrove E, c Hammock Place commence*.

199 (205) McAllister Mrs E J

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56-58 Marietta Street.

200 (206) Wallace J, c

201 (207) White J T

Richardson intersects.

214 (220) McAvoy A, 1 216 Plunkett J E 220 (226) Gleeson Wm 224 (230) Duncan J W 228 (232) Roland F, c 230 (234) Young G, c

Richmond commences. 236 Hooper A. c 238 Hooper B F 244 (246) Van Stavoren J H ( rumley intersects.

247 (253) Smith H N

248 (254) Vacant

251 Boone Amanda, c

252 (256) Burk DG

253 (259) Bell Thomas, c

255 (261; Harvey Eliza, c

256 (258) Harlin D L

257 Ardeman Pompey. c

258 (264) Malone G W

259 Lockhart Albert O

261 (265) Jones Rev CO. c

262 (266) Stewart A

263 Stevens Sidney, c

265 Foote Margaret, c

264 Vacant

266 Wallace R R

267 Willis Jerry. <

269 Threat Ben, c

270 (30) Walker Lizzie, c

271 Harris Abraham, c 273 Williams Adaline, c 274-276 Kutzschan Mrs L 275 Vacant

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9 S. Broad St.

FRAZER - Cont'd

279 Maddox Alex, c

280 (286) Humphrey R, c Leary A G, c

281 Vacant

283 (287) Glenn Wm, c

284 (288) Dickey R H

289 Oslin Wes, c

Glenn intersects.

290 (296) Moore A, c

291 (297) Ivy Catherine

292 Hunt J, c

295 (299) Fuller John H, c

297 (301) Foster Harriet, c

298 Blake H, c

301 (303) Dukes Wm, c

302 Carter O, c

3°5 (3°7) Mosely Andrew, c Cody Richmond, c

306 (308) Graham G W, c

307 Lamar Alex

308 Alexander J J, c

309 (311) Jones J H, c

Walton C W, c

310 Graham G W, c

313 Booker Frank, c

314 (318) Mansfield F M 316 Howard A D

Georgia are intersects. 321 (333) Jones Walter 332 Pelot E E 338 Horton K R 342 (342) Williams Mrs F 348 Shepherd Joseph, c

Ba*x intersects. 355 (357) Stephens Alex, c 357 White James, c

359 (361) Parker Evelyn, c 363 Harris Edward, c 367 Matthews Lem, c

371 (337) Dean Filmore, c

372 Epps Iverson, c Fraser Street School

Love intersects. 385 Boyce M B 389 (385) Evatt Chas W 393 Unfinished 399 Jackson Allen 406 Lumpkin W S 410 Bodenhamer J A 412 (394) DeLay W E 416 Engesser Wm 418 Hendrix J M

Little intersects.

433 Morrow Sophronia, c

434 (398) Taylor Jennie, c

435 Stallings Buil, c

436 Vacant

FRITZ, from Piedmont ave e to Exposition grounds, r n of Bleckley ave

Phillips W R

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GLASS AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES. No. 39 South Broad Street, ATLANTA.

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GRESS LUMBER CO.

TORBETT & MeCAflDliESSl:

Fire, Life, Accident and Plate Glass In

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Cooper intersects. 39 (37) Jones Reuben Fo ) niwalt i i der sects. Pryor intersects. Pulliam intersects. Washington in tersects. 177 Haaris John, c 182 (34) Taylor Alex S 186 (36) Blake H A

Creiv intersects. 208 (160) Smith H S

Capitol are intersect*. 249 (25) Turner Mrs M E 257 (29) Keeling N R Fraser intersects.

272 (34) Sewell M C, c

273 Drakeford F, c

275 (37) Kieth R A, c

276 (38) Cowans R, c

277 (39) Kendall R, c '280 (42) Gill H, c

281 (41) Guthman Mrs H

283 Sewell C, c

284 (44) Blackman B, c

285 (43) Anderson B, c 288 (46) Bullock D, c

291 Shelton L, c

292 (55) Bennefleld R, c

293 (49) Matthews J W, c

294 (57) Edwards W, c

295 Bell E, c

297 (51) Webb A, c

298 (59) Thomas A, c 302 (59) Andrews W, c

MEMPH

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98 WHITEHALL STREET.

See Page 57.

FOR COAL AND WOOD

CALL ON

OVERTON & DUNN,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers.

Best Domestic Coals at Lowest Prices.

TEL. 804. Yards 91. Ga. R.R.St.

307 Smith S, c 309 (66) Robinson A, c Martin intersects. Connolly intersects.

GALLATIN, from State w to W & R R beyond limits.

GARDEN, from Glenn s be- yond limits, 1 e of Connally, Ward 3

GARDNER, from Windsor w, 1 s of Rockwell.

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Thompson intersects. 9 (11) Schindler Mrs E n (13) Simmons Mrs S F 12 Vacant 15 Nolan A

18 (16) Saunders W E

19 (17) Spahr Otto

22 (18) Frisch Leopold

23 (25) Stamps J R

24 (20) Cronheim Solomon

28 (24) Bosworth J M

29 (27) Tidwell Mrs A L

32 (30) LaHatte Mrs E J

33 (31) Smith TN

37 (35) Smith Cohen, c

38 (34) Armour Sarah, c 41 (37) Finley John, e

Forsyth intersects.

48 (27) Silverman Hany Hebrew Synagogue

49 (47) Smith J S 51 (49) Vacant

55 (51) Mays FO,

56 (54) Chapman S D

59 (55) Smith J W

60 (56) Elsas Jacob

63 (57) Powell Mrs H M 67 (59) Saloshin Gustavus 69 (61) Ragsdale M R 77 (87) Harlan G W

WhiteJiaU intersects. 83 (73) Blanton J J 87 (77) Colemen Mrs M F

91 (85) Bremer G M

92 (84) Dowda A A 94 Stovall Hannah, c

Pry or intersects. 1 17 (109) Curtis A E 121 (in) Cheshire E D 124 (112) Hartman M Loyd intersects.

GARTRELL, from Yonge e to Daniel, 2 s of Edgewood ave, Ward 4.

4 (2) Scott Wm E

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7 Simmons M ]

8 Bates J F

10 Brooks J S

1 1 Harris A O

13 White J L

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18 (16) Hickey J J

19 (15) Hewitt E W

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Stewart Win F

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McWilliams H C 42 (34) Terry M J 45 McKev Wm M

48 Ogden' E H

49 Congo T A

52 Goode N J

53 Justice H O 56 Vaughn W A 58 Brooks D E 61 Terry Wm M

Fitzgerald intersects.

64 Carmichael J W

65 Roberts Wm S

66 (60) Robinson W G

69 (59) Marchman T W

70 Peak Wm H

71 Jones Seban, c

73 Childress H K W

76 Holt J R

77 (63) Ledbetter D L

Boulevard intersects.

98 Davis Alex, c

99 Evans Ed, c

100 Houseworth Reese, c

1 01 Moss Clayburne Jr, c 103 (88) Williams George, c

106 (72) Wordlaw Jennie, c

107 (73) Bi ker Gustavus, c

Daniel intersects.

C. G. WYNNE,

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GASTON, from State nr Moore e bey limits

GAS ALLEY, from Monroe to Hulsey, between Rhodes and Hunter

GATE CITY, from Glenn s bey limits, 1 w of Ira, Ward 2. Changed to Smith.

GEMUNDEN, from McDaniel s to Humphries, 1 w of Peters, Ward 1.

3 Faver David, c 5 Rawson Caleb, c

7 Bell James, c

8 (3) Jennings Augustus, c

9 Carter Catherine, c

11 Sanders. Armstead, c

12 Birch Henry, c

16 Williams Robert, c

17 Thomas Sarah, c 21 Vacant

Beerman intersects. 32 Wyatt Coleman, c

36 Speed Maria, c

37 Wilson Isaac, c

38 Dozier Henry, c

40 Brooks Thomas, c

41 Mangum James, c

42 Weston Sarah, c 44 Motin Lizzie, c 46 Baugh Wm, c 48 Johnson Jerry, c 50 Brinkley Geo W, c 52 (36) Brown Sophie, c 54 (38) Green Elsie, c

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GEORGE, from GaRRsto Fair, i w of Cemetery, Ward 3. 38 (1) Sims James, c

Bigger* intersects. 40 Colley Martha, c

42 Garrett Sarah, c

43 (7) Turner Wash, c

46 Head Lucy, c

47 (n) Alexander Nelson, c

48 Robinson Mitchell, c Haynes George, c

49 (J3) Johnson George, c

Hunter intersects. 56 (16) Leverett F, c

Burdick J, c 60 (18) Brown A, r

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GEORGIA AVENUE, from Pryor e to Grant Park and w to West End, 1 s of Glenn, Wards 2 and 3.

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St John's M E Church Loyd intersects. 41 Saul R E 45 Eberhardt R P

Pallium intersects. Washington intersects. 97 Camp W M 101 Welch M M 105 Simmons J C 109 Brittain M L no Sublett R A

Crew intersects. 113 Maner C G

Capitol ave intersects. 164 (8) Ingraham Mrs E A 168 (12) Hare Mrs Belle

GEORGIA AVE - Cont'd 172 (16) Foster Mrs V A 174 (20) Duncan Mrs S E 176 (24) Engle C B

Fraser intersect.".

180 (28) Atkinson Mrs M H

181 Rogers Mrs E A

182 (36) Howard A D 185 Roberts T H

187 Vacant

188 (34) Lewis Oscar

189 (51) Britton F M

191 Simonton & Roberts

192 (36) Morgan W A Jr

195 (53) Jackson Thomas

196 (38) Skelton Mrs M W Simonton J T

Reed intersect-".

197 Wade J C

198 Burrows Kittie, c

201 (57) Small E F

202 (42) Jenkins Calvin, c Georgia ave Presbyt church

205 (59) Donehoo E A 209 Vacant

Terry intersects.

214 (64) Patterson J B

215 (56) Lamar George

218 (66) Huff J H Cloutz T A

219 (58) Smith J P 227 Huzza R H

Martin intersects. 237 (71) StallingsJ W

Connolly intersects. 313 (105) Wingate J H 317 (107) Mell J L

Garden intersects.

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Hill intersects. 360 Estes W C

Grant intersects.

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14 O'Tyson Hezekiah

15 Close Cyrus

18 (5) Simmons W L 22 Powers C B

Broodworth Mrs Emma Formwalt intersect*. 26 Spencer Wm 41 (2) Beal H E Repass J F

Cooper intersects. 54 (9) Barksdale C E

Briggs Wm 58 (11) Cooper A B

Cook J A J 69 Bearden 72 Fambrough F L 77 Rucker Abraham, c Windsor intersects. 103-105 Appling Charlotte, c 107 McDaniels Giss 109 Glover Iverson 1 1 1 Lawrence Wm, c Ira intersects. 125 Jack?on Alfred, c

McDaniel intersects.

GEORGIA RAILROAD, from Loyd to Edgewood, dividing Wards 3 and 4 and 6, and running parallel with railroad.

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GILMER, from Ivy s e to Fort, 1 n of Decatur, Wards 4 and 6. 4 Keely Institute 12 Caldwell A 18 Auchbacher G A

20 Pease W C

21 (27) Jarvis Wm L 26 Lynch J

30 Sanders J L

(31) Flynn C T

(34) Lynch James

Courtland ave intersects. 36 Duhme C H 42 Monteith R A 44 Benson P

Whitenburg F P 48 Barnwell V T

52 Anderson Miss C

53 (51) Lide J H

56 Fincher J

57 (55) Peck F H 60 Faulkner Belle 64 Cobb T H

Piedmont ave intersects. 75 (66) Warnock M J

77 (67) Brantley John R

78 (68) Potts Miss C S

80 Sloan A L Llewellyn Herbert

81 (69) Moore T M

82 (72) Nunn L L

83 (71) Brvson T M 86 (84) Allbright W H

90 (86) Hudson Wm C

91 (79) Bradbury J R 93 (81) Foote G W 97 Posner A

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GILMER - Cont'd

06 (100) Brooschoff SJ 08 (102) Sakes Louis

(102) Stein S 10 (104) Mendel M

(104) Jacobson S 12 (106) Hirshovitz M 14 (108) Goldberg S 20 (112) Miller & Smullyan 24 Gross J

30 Sanders Mrs Kate

Pratt intersects.

31 (123) Wade J W 44 (36) Newman J F

Moore intersect?. 48 (140) Stowers J D 52 (144) Higgins J W

55 South F C

56 (148) Baker Edward

57 (149) Mahan M H

60 (150) Overton H

61 (151) Hirston W E

62 (154) Chisholm S, c

65 Smith Sarah E

66 (158) Laird W

68 (162) Baker J, c

69 (157) Bettie W H

70 (164) Bieser J 72 (166) Rosser P

74 (168) Richardson S B Fifth Baptist Church Bell intersects. 83 Arrington G P

92 Silver Wm M

93 (185)' Miller J 96 (186) Ellis W M

200 Foreshaw E M

201 (191) Thompson C H, t

204 Mapp D, c 209 Jacobs H, c 212 Demons G, c

Fort intersect*.

Turner T, c

Webster Dollie, c

Davis S, c

Battle Richard, c

GLENN, from West End e to eastern limits, i n of Georgia ave. Wards 2 and 3. Kries intersects. Ocmulgee intersects. ) Travnham & Ray T V& G R R intersect*. 1) Freeman Mamie, c Hu mph reys in tersects .

1) Beattie G H

2) Vacant

3) Powell G A 6) Moore Mrs C M 8) Terry W F 207) Harris Lucy, c 10) Harden James 12) Buchanan G A 207) Thrasher E, c 227) Williams Amanda, c 225) Rauser A, c 222) Callaway E W, c 249) Ramsey E, c 248) Thomas Edmund, c 247) James John, c 245) Williams Ned, c

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