School Teachers:
Sarah J. Gilbert
Edwin Wingfield
Nathaniel T. Carswell
Elizabeth F. Stubbs
Alice H. Cumming
William D. Seymour
Abner B. Vaughn
Franklin Cobb (black)
Tallula Hughes
John T. Dupree

Music Teachers:
Emma M. Cumming - Music Teacher
Annie J. Lindsey- Music Teacher

Writing Teacher:
William R. Williams

Ministers:
William S. Baker
Abner V. Vaughn
Paul F. Connelly
James T. Hughes - Baptist Minister

Attorneys:
Herschel J. Gilbert
Joel H. Hoover
James C. Bower
Oren Bower
James C. Okington
John W. Lindsey
Maton N. Murphey
Franklin Chambers

Dentist:
John T. Smith - Dentist

Physicians:
William Taylor - Physician
Alexander H. Cumming
David R. Fluker
M. W. Mabry - Physician

Shoe Maker
William E. Harvill - Shoe Maker

Merchants:
A. Augustus Beall - Dry Goods and Merchant
Iverson M. Lindsey - Dry Goods and Grocer
Alexander Baum - General Merchandise
Adolph Baum - General Merchandise

Grocers:
William C. D. Carlisle - Grocer
Eli J. Peacock - Grocer
Nathaniel Hughs - Grocer
John C. Harrington - Grocer
Columbus M. Branan  - Grocer

Store Clerks:
Jackson A. Easom - Store Clerk
Robert Lee Easom - Store Clerk
Ernie H. M. Baum - Store Clerk

Railroad Workers:
Henry W. Price - Railroad Overseer
Roland Brall - Railroad Track Hand (black)
Isaac T. Rains - Railroad Track Hand
Augustus A. Walden - Railroad Overseer
William Neal - Railroad Track Hand (black)
Andrew Chambers - Railroad Agent
James M. Holden - Railroad Worker
Henry W. Price - Railroad Overseer

Post Office:
Daniel W. Paulk - U.S. Mail Contractor

Marshall
Samuel A. Hatfield

Hotel Keepers:
Israel Fountain
Amelia Baum

Boarding House Keeper:
Elizabeth A. Bush

Judge:
Thomas N. Beall - Judge Ordinary

Sheriff
George W. Wright

Horse Trader
Wiley B. Smith

Buggy/Wagon Makers:
Henry F. Rutland - Buggy Manufacturer
Thomas H. Rutland - Buggy Manufacturer
John R. Rutland - Buggy and Wagon Manufacturer

Carpenters:
Tobe Hatfield
Sanders J. Dixon
William L. Hancock
Marcus O. McMullen
William T. Rogers

Newspaper Editor
Charles R. Hodges

Printer
William H. Rutland

Blacksmith
Jacob Wheeler  (black)

Miller
Peter King  (black)

Poor House Superindentant
James S. Bush

Physician
Wesley King

Teacher
Ada E. Storey

Carpenter
Bennett K. Ward

Dry Goods and Grocer
Rufus H. Butler

Blacksmith
Henry Winbush (black)

source: 1880 Federal Census