Davison & Lowe Lead Athens Dry Goods Trade
Athens merchants praise Davison & Lowe as one of the state’s largest dry goods houses. Founded on quality goods, fair profits, and customer satisfaction, the firm expanded from a small start to occupy a large Clayton Jackson Street store. The narrative covers founders Alexander H. Davison and Joseph B. Lowe, their rise, and the store’s growth, stock breadth, and prominence in Athens commerce.
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Athens
Ahe
Davison & Lowe
Moses Myers
M. G. & J Cohen
J. B. Lowe
Clayton and
Jackson Streets
Jackson Street
D.iicon & Lowe
Head and McMahan Leading Clothiers in Athens
Head and McMahan, one of Athens youngest firms, has quickly risen to prominence with a modern clothing and furnishing house. Harrison V. Head, senior partner, has fifteen years of business experience and steady reputation. Tom McMahan, junior partner, is a progressive young citizen and son of Capt. J. J. O. McMahan. The store features a large stock of gents wear including suits, underwear, neckwear, shirts, hats, and other furnishings, with a specialty in men’s and boys’ suits and frequent replenishment to meet demand.
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Athens
Head & McMahan
Harrison V. Head
Tom McMahan
J. J. 0. McMahan
Georgia
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