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Georgia State Grange.
Corrected List of Subordinate Granges, Organized Up to Date,
October 13. 1873.
NAME.
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2 Laurens county....
3 feitaan
4 Georgia
5 Ponjth
6 Howard
7 BtmetviUe
8 Enterprise
0 Breene county
10 Central City
11 tendertville
M Whitney
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M Jones W L Thomas I YaidosU. Lowndes co
C S Guyton iJT Duncan (Dublin, Laurens co
J T Perdue J G McCall ;Qaitmvn Brooks co
L S Livingston T S Black Covington. Newton co
J S Lawton B H Napier Forsyth, Monroe co
GH Waring A Y Shea s 'Kingston. Bartow co
J 8 Lavender R N Graddick Barnesville, Pike co
W B llattaway W C Tinaley Blultoo. Clay co
J B Park J Davison j Woodville, Greene co
J P Fort CM Wiley Macon, Bibb co
TJ Smith S G Jordan Sand ersville, Washington co
jC M Davis W W Dickey j VIorgan, Calhoun c
13 raylor.... E Taylor J E Taylor Colaparchee Monroe co
14 E>lftt8hoal0 T B King J C Beauchamp Flat Shoals, Meriwether co
15 Puomaston J F Lewis Joel Matthews Thomaston, Upson co
16 Leesburg HL Long W II Badly Leesburg, Lee co
17 Ocmulgee WDH Johnson R E Bowman Colaparcliee, Mo.uroe co
IS fackaon S McKibbcn I T Goodman Jackson, Ba ts co
19 Longstrcet GW Jordan !T F Walker Longstreet, Pulaski co
20 Dolquitt M H Bunn R W Everitt Cave Spring, Floyd co
21 Mliledgevilie. X H Latimer L Carrington Milledgeville, Baldwin co
Ringgold A J Luts T M Gordon Kinggo d, Catoosa co
23 Hancock.. J M Harris H A Clinch Sparta. Hancock co
24 Wofford A J Weems K N Beet iCassville, Bartow co
25 Hebron E W Jordan S Prince Hebron. Washington co
07 Spaiding county R PJohn*on WEH Searcy .... Griffin, SpeldiDg co
28 Fort Valley WJ Anderson H C Harris fort Valley, Houston co
^ ‘ ‘grille W H Felton W H Gilbert artersville, Cass co
■ ~ — ,; C tihoun, Gordon co
, Forsyth Monroe co
2Q barters'
^0 Jalhonn A Roff J M Reeve
31 lolloden A L Woodward ft W Rutherford
32 Kennesaw... W Phillips J G Campbell
33 Liston J Reese G B Steward
Utile River M S PadeD p Hardman
Columbia county W A Martin C H Shockley
05 perry J A Hafer J D Smith
37 Indsonia G F Hudson J D Tcoke
33 lack Smith J J Wyman M Fulgam
39 Social GOWamock E A Car ter
Fefferson county jT Hardeman .J Clark
foornsboro W Taylor A J Miller
Hollonsvllle A J Pcden A W Blake
lave Spring? ft J M Pe kins WO Connor
u N Bass J J Coben
OH Davis T M Wright
Montpelia. .*. T M Brantly M 8 Jordan
Stephens T H Jones OA Barry
4g Albany ,TH Willingham AW Tucker
McDonough CT Zachry G G We-ms
LR Ray J E Jones
T H Reddick W D Croom
WF Darden W C Barker
S F Stevens W G Reed
OP Beail J p Sawtel!
T N Killen ft J Ellison
M Patrick W P Phillips
W T Martin J M Anthony
J R Wilson W G O’Neal
L D Caslin.
T P Saffold E Heyser
HE McGregor
50 Doweta county
51 Pomona
50 Rock mart
54 Randolph county
55 Jrown Station
56 ldam?
57 Harlem
59 Thomson
59 Union Point
GO Madison.
tta, Co b £
Decatur DeKalb co
Woedsb . k. Cherokee co
Applm?. Columbia co
Perry, Houston co
Davisboro, Washington co
Sanderfville, Washington co
Lester District, Burke co
Louisville, Jefferson co
Toomsboro, Wilkinson co
Hollousviile, Pike co
Cave Spring, Floyd co
Rome. Floyd co
Sugar Valley, Gordon co
Bankston, Monroe co
Cuthbert, Randolph co
Albany, Dongbcrtv co
McDonough, Henry co
Newman, Coweta co
Powersville, Houston co
Rockmark, Polk co
Stilesboro, Eartow co
Cuthbert, Randolph co
Brown’s fetation, Terrel co
Griffin, Spalding co
Harlem, Columbia cs
Thomson, McDuffie co
JTJIart (Union Point, Greene co
Madison, Morgan co
Warrenton. Warren <
1 Warren county J T Baker
j Davisboro ;H G Wright T L Brown Davisboro, Washington
3 Red Bluff !W Walker SM Stubbs Cameron, 8creven co
v 4 Screven county ;J G Lawrence J p Jordan CameroD. Screven co
65 Louisville EHW Hunter L F Berry Louisville. Jefferson co
Oonyers jJH Zachry a C WT.a\i-» Conyers, Rockdale co
67 LaGrange J H Fannin J F Awtrey 'LiGrange. Troup co
63 Antioch JB Reid W P Edm< ndson Antioch, Troup co
69tfZogausvlil' WE Glauton J W Hardaway Hogansville, Troup co
7 (, Acworth \ David Nicholie B F Hammett ; Ac worth. Cobb co
71 ^othcaloga WL Lecounte OD Anderson 1 Adairsville, Bartow co
72 Lexington J H Eehols T J Olive LexiDgton, Oglethorpe cc
73 Point Peter 1 J H Tiller J F Cunningham j Point Peter, Oglethorpe c
74 vttapnlgus PA McGriff Jcs Averitt |B.unbridge, Decatorco
75 Zebnlon J M White J L Jackson 'Zebulon, Pike co
Smithvtlle |Wm Wells H Whitaker Ismithville, Lee co
Euharleo i,G A Fink R S Pliill p? : Euharlec. Bartow co
7^'Atlanta J JToon JM Harwell Atlanta, Fulton co
— m -*~ r tr an..!.™. r» m t.—* ... Erin, Meriwether co
... Zebnlon, P.ke co
... Amencus. Sumter co
... Liberty Hill. Pike co
... Greenville. Meriwether c
... Laurens Hill, Laurens to
'■'olaparche?, Monroe co
Liberty Hill
aajOreenvillo
8-£ Laurens Hill
J H Williams D T Pope
. JW Means W J Fincher.
T J Birlow C W Felder.
T B Williams J M William
WT Rev ell A J Hinton.
, W W O’Neal Q L Harvard-
ftflColsrparchae DB Searcy L’ W Birrow.
; Q Liberty J W Cawthon * S Lundy Greensboro, Greene co
97 Eaton ton ft C number WL Dorns Eatonton, Putnam co
S3 PLccnix Wm Little MS Weaver F.atontou, Putnam co
H3 Wilkin so a RH Cvrswell R S Story Irwintoa, Wilkinson co
90 IrwintoD W A Hall JA M»son Irwinton. Wilkinson co
91. Chatham Wm Schley J W McAlpin ^avanrah, Chatham c >
92 Oconee JM Palmer V S Joyrnr Oconee, Waehingto co
03 Beu’ah J A McLendon WE Dnncan Dublin. Laurens co
94 Woidvllle I F Griffin W McWhorter Woodvil’e, Greene co
•X> Harmony GW Evans J A Walton Belair, Columbia co
98 Wlnterville W H Morton J R Turk Winter*, ille, Claike co
97 Cobham M C Fulton W A Dunn Thompson, McDuffie co
98 Forrest J Madiox G M I^zenby Berzelia, Colombia co
99 Danielsville J N Montgomery E B Ebcrhart Danielsville, Madison co
100 Jackson county L J Bradbury A A Hdl Mulberry, Jackson co
101 Clarke county WKJLong RH Boon Athens, Clarke co
102 BowliogGreen W F Smith J A Bell Stephens. Oglethopeco
103 Maxcy’n JTHnrt B P Taylor Maxey’s Depot. Oglethorpe co
1(54 Tennilo JC Harman W M Moses Tennille. Washington co
6 Kirkwood CB Howard JW Wamn Atlanta, Fulton co
Gordon E I Massey Gordon, Wilkinson co
J07 Senoia C S Fall F M Brantley Senoia, Cowet* co
Washington. J T Wingfield T L Anderson Washington. Wilkes co
Danbnrg W A Queen J A Sutton Danburg, Wilke3 co
llO Toluca Wm Lundy W E Lundy Macon, Bibbco
Ooonee BF Stanley WG Weaver Dublin, Laurens co
112 Woodbury J L Dickeon RM McCaslin Woodbury, Meri a ether co
113 Sandy Run GMFFeagiD J F nodges Perry, Houston co
* 4 Turin P Carmichael J B Walker Turin, Coweta
115 Raytown LA Moore
116 Woodstock D C Barron
117 Campbell county J W Nelm* TT Robin
Jl8 Derbyshire W It Callaway
RaytowD. Taliaferro co
W C Briscoe Wood6tock, Oglethorpe c
TT RobinsoD Fairburn, Campbell co
.. „ — J W Arnold Washington, Wilkes co
Il9 Lowndes W A Simms W R Tally Onsley, Lowndes co
I*> WtJltesriile D H Hunt W A Andrew White-ville, Harris co
121 MidviMe J V Jones TB Felder Millville. Burke co
122 Marshaliville JD Frederick M J Hatcher Marshailville, Mncon
123 Stonewall M L Burney J M Fulton ~ ' ~
124 Bartow j w Carswell NT Harman
I0S Oxford ‘a M Oiford J B Irvin..
I35 Washington county J M Minor 8 Kitrel
197 Glenn Ella . J W Brar.nau L F Erhc _
1 ® Oak Grove W W Lee L W Lee Irwintnn, Wilkinson co
1-291J offer sonvillo J T Glover JE McDor.a d Iinllard. Twiggs
Ward’s Station. Rtndolph co
Bartow, Jefferson co
Concord. Pike co
Sandereville. Washington co
L F F/heridge Gordon, Wilkinson
130 Ckmcord a W
' « Prospect r c Birnet* R Ch les
l32|Newborn J W Gay E H G
' W H Milcne Monticcllo. Jasper co
Newton Factory, Newto
I33 TranquilU o Tufis.
Clinton u W Bonner
- j P»oyd i j j Deirin-'....
135 Tonnel Hill j p dements.
J37 Rutlega N J R^nolds
12H Friendship WJ Rro. e
JOT Buena V;s!a j l Bsker
Lc« j t Tamer...
Ill Dawson j M Robert#...
Hi Magnolia J H Black
Mnckelee (C C Sheppard.
T M Awbry.
JT Williams..
R T Rorp....
N Ar.deraon..
W H Bussell.
VM Moseley.
A J William#.
J B Lumpkin.
•vborn Factory, Newton c
'Haddock Station, Jours co
Clinton, Jones co
.Covington, Newton co
Tunnel Hill. Whitfiehlco
Rutledge, Morgan co
, Americas, Sumter co
‘ Americas, Rnrnter c
JF Ross ' Arrericus, Sumter c
llAiQoueton....;
jFannia
RBogge>e
4 Line Creek
jltutlan 1
#1Towaliga
KWaiDce
Luj Mount Hebroti
* BGibson W M Kellev
BScruggsville
4 Lincoliitoa
nstfT o.,-
loO Liberty Hill
HiU r M Fuller.
F D Wimberly
iieljBaUock coualy 8 J William..
IBtlStonewilI R r. Miller....
«*2|Oyeechee it Bra
Djwson.lr |
Plains of Dura, Sumter
Americus Samtcr co
Houston. Heard co
Mountville, Troup <
IH rannoc
GB J >br.sc
J T Ilowrl
W S Evans
E Baker..... ;R Jones...
: E T Camp ; Whitesburg, Carroll
S A Scott II T Marchmar. Griffin, Spalding co
J W Stnbbs XV Ryder Macon. B:bb co
C W Rim# JVMcEithony Towabiga. Butts co
DW Lester R V Cox Haddock S’aiion, J
(* W Adams A A Davis Forsyth, Monroe co
J C^K'-lly !Gibson, Glascock co
Kitchens .Gibson, Glascock co
U J Lang Lincolnton. Lincoln
. B F Harris
;T J Adams
. J M Dsll
i J E McDonald..
. G It Glover
. W A Hodges....
.GW Bailey....
. W E Flynn....
.08 Maddcx
. T T Mott
o’.dridge
Mayfield, Harris c
• • Leathervill?. Lincoln co
• • ;C’av Hill, Lincoln co
• • Bullard, Twiggs co
• • Ballard, Twiggs co
. • Camei on, Screven co
• • Rork Ford. Screven cj
• • Ogocchee. Screven co
• • jUuicnville, Butts co
. 'Columbus, Muscogee co
Jamestown, Chattahoccbc
M B FJy Mulborry, Muscogee <
High Falls
1G4J Columbus M 11
WjamMloi™ S Gillie J H We
lUIMuibe ry 1JW Blpgen
on W J Hudson J T Johnson Hamilton, Harris t
JG8j Waverly JW Murphy IF Marshall VVavf rlv 11*11. Harris co
IdOjFlint River B W Randford B F Lee Fort Valiev, Houston co
llO:Kendrick ,J M SUdr c M Greehum Griffin. Spalding co
1 <1 Snapping Shoal# R Hightower J Eoawortb Snapping Rlioals, Newton cc
Telfair d McArthur TJ Smith Town?, Tcllfair co
JvJjHswkinsvii e ; JJ Jelks ! GPWoods Hawkinaville, Pulafkl co
JJ4 Rocky Mount D C Dunlop J T Dunlop Rocky Mor.nL Meriwether c
Jonesboro 'JT Smith RL pan Jonesboro, Clayton co
ljd>!Fulton T E Mercer WL Mangum East Point, Fulton co
Philadelphia j m Hine E IIidc Jcnesbr ro. Clayton co
Hpring Place j Gregory A R Ramsay Sr»ring Place, Murray co
Villanow j n Cavender J A Clements VilDnow, Chattooga co
Cool Spring. w W Onee! J C Shannon Jefferponvltlc, Twiggs co
T N Henly | E D Heflin Griffin, Spalding co
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Indian Cretk .
Parkin svilh
U A P- rkit
Greens Cut J B Powell
Shady D«ll W H Partridge
Hickory Grove W R Hickson
HaynvvilJe : B W Brown
Houston Factory
Union ...
Cslboun
Joe Johnston..
Effingham ....
l*5j Chalybeate Spring
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V Chance Green’s Cut, Burke co
W J_V Trippe Mountville, Meriwether «
“ Holmes Perry, Houston o
.:L McLaws
• 4 F Gove
4 B Burchelie..
■ IB Roper
. R Dozier
. Rev J S Hvarcy,
" L Walthall
:J J Morel...
i .\ F. Naf'b..
M II L'-wis
J A B Norrie..
•O P Poe....
|DJ Karreker
Barnes
Hayneville, Houstrn co
.. Houston Factory, Houston c
■. Byron, Houston co
. • Morgan, Calhoun o
. • Ogechee. S'crivcn
.. Ek’ypt, Effingham co
.. 'Grissro’d, .Tor.os co
.. MidvUle, Burke co
. • Cbnl Springs, kferiweiber c
■. Columbus, Muscogee co
.. Talbotton, Talbot co
Northville, Butts
NIGHT EXPRESS TE ‘.IN,
! Leaves Augusta
. Arrives at Colombia
Leaves Columbia
; Arrives at Augusta 7:15 a. m
Day and night lia na out * f Atlan a connect closely
1 with this Load at Augusta ! or Charleston and Colum
bia.
Daily Train out of Macon makes dote connection
with Night Train.
Night Train out of Augutta makes close connection
at Columbia with Greenvillo and Columbia Railroad.
I Passengers for points on the Gr- rnville and Columbia
: Railroad will avoid a tedious de’ay at u’ght in Colum-
' bia, by taking this route.
I Elegant new feleeplug Cars on night trains between
Augusta and Charleston.
S. E. PICKF.NS,
angl d’.f General Ticket Agent.
”NASHmLTcARD3i
We ask your attention to our l arge and Com
plete Stock of Field and Gtirdm Seed*,
Agricultural ImplAtnente .t Slachinerrf
Fertiliser», Src Send for Ciitaloene.
C. H. 8TOCKELI. A CO.
83 Broad SL, and 2 A 4 College St.,
N ashvllle. Tor
A. C. GARLINOTON,
Xsa wycr ,
yYill Practice in All tee Coukth.^-^'
OCice : Kepublic Block,
Olbi-dte 4 *.Uula Georgia.
J. D. ADQER & CO .
IMPORTERS 07
-FT A1FI.
CUTLERY,GUNS, BkR IRON, STEEL AND AGRICULTU
RAL IMPLEMENTS.
139 Meeting Street and 02 East BayMreot,
Charleston, S. C.
may 25-df»m
ORIENT INSURANCE CO,
HARTFORD, CONN. II
STAR CANDLES!
PROCTER & GAMBLE’S
“Light of Day” Brand
STAR CANDLES!
Are if superior quality, aud the sLi. b
brand sold by
Atlanta, Macon
PORT ROYAL RAILROAD
ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE)
Or Port Royal Railroad Company. J
Augusta. Ga., June 28. 1673.1
O N AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 30, TRAINS ON
this Road will run as follows:
DOWN DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Will leave Augusta at 6:45 a.x:.
Arrive at Port Royal at 2:16 p.m.
Arrive at Charleston at 4 :45 p.m.
Arrive at Savannah at 3:S0 P.M.
UP DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Will leave Port Royal at . w 9:45 a.jT.
Leave Charleston at ... 8:10 a.m.
Leave Savannah st 0:30 a.m.
Arrive at Augusta st 5:S8 p.m.
DOWN NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN.
Will leave August* at 2:10 p.m
Arrive at Port Royal at 11:S5 r.^I
Arrive at Charleston at 5.-00 a.m.
Arrive at Savannah at 12:30 r.M.
UP NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN.
Will leave Port Royal at 10:30 p.m.
Leave Charleston at G:00 r.M.
Leave Savannah at 9:50 r.M.
Arrive at Augusta at 8.00 a.m.
for Port Royal, Savannah, and points
PULLUM. Da J. H. LOW.
PULLUM & LOW,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUCCISTS,
Siieccssoi to Heard, Craig & Co.,
<’. T. IYKHSTEB, S. C. PHESTOS,
l're.iid :jL
V. Pres’t.
AUGUSTA
a p30-1 f
G E O E E S.
GEDllUEUY. U:sTF.!i,
DAVIS & CLARK, Agts.,
THE STATE FAIR.
niHE unlcrslgued has the honor of announcing to
I I tho citizens of Atlanta that ho has been appoiut
e l Local Agent of tho ci:y of Macon, through Hou.
W. A. lluff, for this section of Georgia, for the State
1 Fair. My office is with the Cotton HUtes Life L
. 17 Kii
s rFEL T,
l^iMcD/L»ald J McDonald !R O Ingalls Mi-Donahl. Thomas
200 Ocilla
‘40* | Slovens
202 Cilhsoii
201 prttton
*04 Bum volmce
•’»! Brockvilh
-' ,< ’' p crDiiP'»y-!a
;Soady Grove
| Cheuub! a
2/.ij Dover
2U" Fort Gsincs
2111 Tr-nton
al’Jj Lsirayctte
-’i^jaummcrvil’e
And thirteen others not reccrded at this date.
rsyurACTURKn
T V/ Jane?
tl Stevens
0 F Glbfon
W II MatthewH.
U U Puck<tt...
4 A Tliomton.
J W
4 W Burney ...
1 W Besgin...
J 14 Jones
Quitman, Brooks
Milledgeville. Baldwli
Ba: ner vllle. Pike co
Amerlece, Sumter ro
Cnlhb-’r'. Bsni<-’| bp
Cnlhbett. Rami »!ph c
We* ton. W»
n’M- f». lie
< hennhbi. T«
<3 !ph f
Allan's, October 17, 1873.
1 R J Doz'cr
Geo M Mullins....
T E Dennard
•I L Barney
Wm II I’atkcr...
J J Bndby
T E H, rrta
. M A B Tatum...
. J Dickeon
. W D Summer...
Varies fiudlrg eriorslu the above will plea
E. TAYLOR, Sec’y.
Iron RallliiK, Vcrandalis, <’ji il>-.
JAIL WORK, Etc.,
| (iohn'E!, maliker axd as-i - rnr.i-:irf
MA8HVILLS. VENN.
Notice—-Hriilgei Builders.
S E.vi.iA) rr.oros.‘.l.s. tor imii.ut t o e,:<
Ii.r(7'.i;i.ck, on ilie now 11,>,
Ket Cash Assets Sen. 1/1873. $568,357 74!
I N FINANCIAL H
pionipt and . quilr
Wednesday, October 29, 1873.
Pliua Bud specifleations may be seen at my office
DAS’L ITCTMAN, Ordinaljr.
o 119 J3twti Fulton cmuiy.
O x-l JL X3 3XT
hasJuiUy acquire 1 a prominent position amena the
most reputable Fin* Insurant Compai les of the
country. It will coutinuo to afford tir'l cl*sa hecurity
j to IU policy holders at current ratu*.
DAVIS & CLARK,
I oct!-tf A«*ut,.
..ill,:ill llo'-le Block. Ary Ini,
_ , Fair will bo cheerfully L,i
bvlbe lindeiwlnncd »thla ofBoe. _
-„dB.tr S FltANK 1V.M. FN, Ago.
S i 5 O , O O O
IN REAL ESTATE,
For Sale.
rnjlK undersigned, J im K. Wa’lc.c.', offers $UW.*'<'0
1 worth t.f Rest 1 st *.te, and J. W. EugiUh $25.Cvm to
$50,000 worth improved, at small cash xiaNiiHnt*i aud
long time l» »ercsi bearing notes.
Those purls stricken parties who wiilnliew their
fund a are »peclally invited to call, and tin re heldin r
Certificate s of Pop - v-it in John 11. Jemes* lunk.sie
notified that they will be b.kt n at par.
Make your application st tho oflics of Wallace «
Fowler.*
JOHN R. WALLACE.
re p28 *J. W. ENGLISH.
(Eitnbllshcil tn ISIS,)
J. J. & 8. P. RICHARDS.
ATLANTA- GEORGIA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOKS, STATIONfiRY & tlLNK ,
“** With all Articles L%u i ly Kebt by a
L FIRST - CLASS BOOK STORE.
: Pur
vived many fierce ar-
ufs past we have been
vo, (but that big gnu was
i>!) Wo liavo been often I.yncknl
In t.r
*.uU« and still Uv
,‘./iel'd-on from the «
spiked lour jeers i
and row a cruel attempt
nsl But *« sssiird our friends (and focr) that
JMipi do cot annoy u«, au.l we fear c«-t the whole
CYer- ol ss<a11*uts; there shell ba no 7/t.* ' ia the erv*
of cur gun, but sure pop every time I
If wed * not prcfesH t*» “dnpEcate N*w York liiliR,”
we d »gu vrautee to sell AS LOW end il l a‘l orders ar
prcmptly aud ratisfactorily as A!* YOTUKH llOUSL
wlihiu 250 m l *s of Atlanta.
T ianklugour frieuvla fur past favors. v.*e pickor.r
flints and stand ready for fire at the fir-t opportunity.
Give ns a trial, one and all. and our literary GruM i*
warrautt d t•* satir.y the most craving appetite.
J. J. A S. T*. RICHARDS,
o t’-i Nvv. 11 East Alabama street.