Morgan County GaArchives 
Newspapers - M. A. Mustin, ca. 1885 

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John R. Clarke 
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28 January 2004

This is a column from the Madison, GA Madisonian published ABT 1885.
This document was OCR'ed from a scan of the original Madisonian column, as provided 
to me by Mrs. Mary Alston McCullough, a MUSTIN and RICHTER family descendant who 
is the custodian of most of these newspaper clippings from the MUSTIN family of 
Madison, GA. -- John R. CLARKE, Thomasville, GA (20 Jan 2004)    


M. A. Mustin.

All the old citizens of Augusta who read the notices of Madison's 
business men will recognize the name of Mustin, as it has been familiar 
as a household word to the people of this city for nearly half a century.

Mustin is a son of Mr. Eli Mustin, for fifty years a leading; crockery merchant 
of Augusta, a conspicuous member of the Baptist church, and a man of many noble 
traits of character, of large influence and greatly beloved by his fellow citizens.

Mr. Mustin's life has shown throughout the influences of his home training, and 
he enjoys in a degree the friendship and confidence of the people of Madison and 
Morgan county.

Mr. Mustin, as a grocery merchant, has been in business for years, has been 
successful, has reared his family under the refining influences of social life 
in Madison; has a daughter, Mrs. C. D. Carr, happily married and living in Augusta,
and has a son, Mr. W. R. Mustin, who is a partner with Hon. S. A. Billups in the 
practice of law, who possesses the attributes of success at the bar and is rapidly 
acquiring an enviable reputation.