Butts County GaArchives News.....H. L. Daughtry December 1894
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Middle Ga. Argus – December 1894
The subject of the sketch, H. L. Daughtry, was born at Indian Spring in 1859 
and has been living in our county very nearly all the time since.  He has been 
in the mercantile business ever since 1875, and has lived in Jackson for six 
years.  He was married in 1887 to a daughter of Dr. J. H. Bryans, of Indian 
Spring.  He is now general manager and buyer for the clothing, hats and gents 
furnishing department of the Jackson Mercantile Company, and goes to New York 
and other Eastern markets to buy goods for that popular firm every year.  The 
Star Store is as widely known as any firm in Jackson or middle Georgia, and its 
popularity is brought about as much by the efforts of Mr. Hampton I Daughtry as 
any other member of the firm.

Mr. Daughtry stands in the front rant of Jackson’s busiest businessmen.  
Socially he is a favorite with all whose acquaintance he has made.  He has the 
unbounded confidence of or people, many of who have bought their goods from him 
for a number of years.  He is Worshipful Master of St. john’s Lodge No. 45, F. 
& A.M., which shows the esteem in which he is held by his brethren of the 
mystic tie, and he is held in the same high esteem by his friends everywhere.



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