TENNESSEE STATE DIRECTORY

VOLUME 2, 1873-74.

FAYETTE COUNTY, TENNESSEE

COUNTY CLERKS:

Chancery Clerk:	A.J. Peebles
Circuit Clerk:	R.M. Moore
County Clerk:	Jno. C. Reeves

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE:

Alexander, J.M.	Hooks, John H.	Stafford, John B.
Branch, T.A.J.	Ivie, W.	Tatom, John G.
Cocke, Thos. R.	Jones, T. C.	Tappan, W. S.
Crossett, J. L.	Love, B.J.	Turner, M. J.
Davis, L.L.	Lynn, Chas.	Winfrey, Wm. A.
Derner, J. J.	Moore, J. L.	Tarpley, W. H.
Flippin, James A.	Morton, J. S.	Williams, Thos. R.
Firth, T. B.	Perry, H. L.
George, Evan	Poindexter, C.C.
Hailey, L.S.	Pulliam, M.P.
Harris, John W.	Reeves, W. C.
Hendron, Jno. R.	Smith, John B.

TOWNS:

Braden's Station		Fayette Corner
Galway	Lafayette	LaGrange	Macon
Moscow	Oakland	Somerville	Williston

Braden's Station:

A post office and station in Fayette County, is situated on the Memphis division of the Louisville & Nashville and Great Southern Railroad.

List of Business Persons:

Boone & Evans, general store

Braden & Sons, flour and grist mill

Claxton, J. R., physician

Clifton, H. H., attorney

Galaway, J. M., flour and grist mill

Johnson, V. B., groceries

Thompson, Thos. L., groceries

Tappan, S.W. , attorney

Whitthorne, G. M. , physician

Wilder, W. L., general store

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Fayette Corner

A post village in Fayette County, in the western part of the State, 12 miles distant from Somerville, the county seat. Ship to Stanton Depot, on the Memphis division of the Louisville & Nashville and Great Southern Railroad.

List of Business Persons:

Crowder & Perry, general store

Newsom, N., postmaster

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Galway

A small town, situated on the Memphis division of the Louisville & Nashville and Great Southern Railroad, in Fayette County. Population 175.

List of Business Persons:

Beasley & Hopkins, general store

Brown, F., saloon

Cocke, J. D., general store

Edwards, C. S., physician

Greer, R. E., groceries

Griffin, J. E., general store

Hamlett, W. T., general store

Herron & Bro., general store

Layton, F. S., postmaster

Layton, J. H. , general store

Tarry, T. H. , physician

Wall, F. T., groceries

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Lafayette

A station on the Memphis & Charleston Railroad, 21 miles from Memphis, and situated in Fayette County. Ship by the above road. Population 200.

List of Business Persons:

Blair & McDowell, general store

Clure, J. L, hotel

Clure, J. L. & Bro., livery stable

Clure, Wiseman & Co., general store

Gwynn & Thompson, general store

Harwell & Green, grocers

Isbell, N. H., grist mill

Isbell & Warr, general store

Isbell, A. O., grocer

Lipscomb, J. A. , physician

Moore, J. L., magistrate and postmaster

Stone, W. T., general store

Wilson, W. T., grocer

Wiseman, J. , wagon maker

Yancey, E. T., physician

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LaGrange

A post town and station in Fayette County, is situated on the Memphis & Charleston Railroad, 48 miles east of Memphis. Ship by the above road.

List of Business Persons:

Adams, A. J., drugs

Adams, Mrs. V. L., millinery

Coolidge, C. & Son, dry goods

Cowan, J. S. R., saloon

Ewell, A. C. , physician

Ferguson & McNalty, general store.

Gibbons, Joseph, general store

Graves, J.O. & Co., general store

Gronauer, Louis, general store

Heindon & Bro., foundry

Krider, J., dry goods

Leach, J. G., tin shop

Lipscombe, W.P. & Co., general store

Locks, R., planter and miller

McNamee & Starks, tailors

Michael, A., clothing

Morton & Worsham, general store

Osborne, James, dry goods

Proudfit, E. S., grocer

Pulliam, J. J., physician

Swift, H. A. , general store

Toombs, T. G., drugs

Ward, Benj., grocery & saloon

Warr, W.S., general store

Webb, J. A., confectioner

Webb, T. H. , general store

Whitney, Jas. M., blacksmith

Williams, J. W., saloon

Yancey, F. G., grocer and confectioner

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Macon

A village situated in Fayette County, in the western part of the state. Ship to Moscow on the Memphis & Charleston Railroad. Population 100.

List of Business Persons:

Alexander, S. J., general store

Bailey, W. T., saloon

Edenton, M. L., blacksmith

Granberry, Wm. , physician

Granberry & Waller, general store

Murrell, J. & Bro., general store

Reid & Murrell, general store

Walker, F.M., saddler

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Moscow

A small town situated on the Somerville Branch of the Memphis & Charleston Railroad, in Fayette County. Population 200.

List of Business Persons:

Allen, J. B., attorney

Allen, J. S., druggist

Cowan, J. S. R., groceries

Davis, McClaren & Co., general store

Harris, A. Q., groceries

Hill, J. S. & Co., druggists

McClaren & Wheeler, groceries

Steger, Bros. & Allen, general store

Stover, R. B., groceries

Vanpelt, B.P., general store

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Oakland

A post village in Fayette County. Ship to Somerville on the Memphis & Charleston Railroad.

List of Business Persons:

Broom, F., grocer

Dupree & Bro., general store

James, W. F., general store

Smith, J. B., general store

Westbrook, R. A., general store

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Somerville

The county seat of Fayette County, in the western part of the State, at the termination of the Somerville Branch of the Memphis & Charleston Railroad. Population 1000.

List of Business Persons:

Bell, W. A., livery stable

Berneschina, C., confectioner

Boyd, Mosby & Co., general store

Bumpass & Hendon, dry goods

Cabler, L.F., hotel

Campion, J. F., saloon

Chilton, Charley, coach maker

Cooper, Henry, saddler

Crawford, F., express agent

Culbreath, J. M., undertaker

Dickinson, E. & T.L., dry goods

Dortch & Scruggs, attorneys

Edmondson, J. P., attorney

Finney, W. P., attorney

Ford, E.C., dentist

Gilliam, W. A., saloon

Gloss, A., tailor

Goosman, __, jeweler

Greenway, N.N., undertaker

Harris, J. W., attorney

Harris, W. A., physician

Hill, J. A., real estate agent

Hirsh & Bro., grocers

Holloway, S. & Tatum, general store

Jones, Calvin, attorney

Kalisky, L., dry goods

Latta, S. & Co., groceries

Lattin, J. T., grocer and postmaster

Levy, B., jeweler

Love & Thomas, grocers

McClellan & Co., druggists

Maury, W. H., physician

Millikin, W. A., attorney

Moore, C. C., attorney

Moorman, H. C., attorney

Murphy, Patrick, blacksmith

Potter, A. W., furniture

Pulliam, Joel L., attorney

Robertson, C., physician

Scaller, J., dry goods

Shaw, Mrs. A. M., hotel

Shaw & Co., general store

Shelton, E. H., attorney

Stainback, A., attorney

Stafford, Jno., grocer

Taylor, F.M., attorney

The Falcon (newspaper)

Trevitt, J. W., painter

Trimble, F., general store

Turner, J. B., liquor dealer

Weatherly, W. W., hotel

Webb, J. M., tinware

Williams, J. A., artist

Winn, W. C., gunsmith

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Williston

A small town in the county of Fayette, situated on the Somerville Branch of the Memphis & Charleston Railroad, 6 miles from the county seat. Ship by the Somerville Branch of said road. Population 150.

List of Business Persons:

Bowles, Rev. J. C., teacher

Crawford, W. H. & Co., general store

Dobbins, A. M. C., physician

Gaither, S. E., dry goods

Skidmore, J. S., carpenter

Somers, J. Q. , wagon maker

Wilson, T. & J. E., grocers

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