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188J. 


1881. 


RALBIGH 


ORGANS. 


Gf'U»Tal  Agent  tor  N.  C  for  the 

Lilt  fimii  Neir  iiie  Sew  in  icliii, 

AND   DEALEl!   IN 

Best  Machine  Oil,  Needles,  Attachments,  Sec,  for  all  Machines. 

Willimantic  Thread,  Bcldixig's  Sils.,  lutteriok's  Patterns. 

jg@°"Any  other  Machine  furnished  on  apDlication. 
Office-is  Fayetteville  Street,    -   RALEIGH,  N.  C. 


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Briggs  Building,  RALEIGH,  N.  C, 

DEALERS  IN 


Wagon  and  Buggy  Material,  Sash,  Doors,  Blinds, 

Paints,  Oils,  Colors,  Putty,  Window  Glass, 

Steam  Engines,  Belting,  Lime, 

Cement,  Plaster  and 

Mill  Supplies. 

corrics]po]vi3e:]vcb:  solicited. 

1^,    Best  Goods.  Lowest  Prices, 

square  dealing. 


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IL.LE  STREET, 

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a  Specialty. 


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CoIIfrtion  of  i^ortli  Caroliniana 
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Torses,  for  Hire  at  all 
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H,  3N.  C. 

J.  C.  S.  LOMSDEN, 

Stoves,  Mars,  Sliest  Iron 

AND  COPPER-WAKE. 

J5@°^The  Old  North  State 
Cook  Stove,  First  Preiuium 
at  3  successive  State  Fairs. 

"Wood  and  Willow- Ware, 
Iron  Ilollow-Warc,  House 
Furnishing  Goods  generally 

Fayetteville  Street,  opp.  Market, 

RALEIGH,  W.  C. 

HIGGS    HOUSE, 

Comer  Salisbury  and  Hargett  Streets, 

JACOB  HIGGS,  Proprietor. 

On  the  European  PLAN^ESL'SoSfr 

THE  BAR  is  stocked  willi  the  l»es|  WIXES, 
LK^UORS  and  CIGARS. 

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UNIVERSITY  OF  N.C.  AT  CHAPEL  HILL 


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This  book  is  due  on  the  last  date  stamped 
below  unless  recalled  sooner.    It  may  be 
renewed  only  once  and  must  be  brought  to 
the  North  Carolina  Collection  for  renewal. 


Form  No.  A-369 


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TO    WHICH  IS  ADDBD  AN 


[NO  Useful  Information  of  City,  County, 
AND  Miscellaneous  Matters, 

TOGETHER  WITH  A 

>kk  et  directory, 

!     Gazetteer  of  Wake  County, 

—AND  A— 

[RECTORY  OF  NORTH  CAROLINA. 


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RALEIGH,  N.  C: 
Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co.,  Printers  and  Binders, 

1879. 


A.  W.  LAWRENCE. 


Established  1867. 


W.  W.  SMITH. 


OF 

LAWRENCE  &  SMITH, 

RALEIGH,   N.  C, 

Representing  flr.st-class  Ent^Iish  and  American  Companies,  with  combined  assets 
amounting  to  over 

$50,000,000.00. 

i9S~Ag-pnts  wanted  where  our  Companies  are  not  alreadj'  represented.    Insurance 
effected  in  any  part  of  the  State. 


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48      ISAAC  CETTINGBE,      48 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALI^R  IN 


Ladies'  Fancy,  Furnishing,  Needle 
and  Hair  Goods. 

48  Fayetteville  St.,  KALEIGtH,  IV.  O. 

Mrs.  (Ettinger  Attends  to  the  3*Iillinery  Branch. 
B^'Orders  from  a  distance  will  receive  prompt  attention. 


RETAIL  DEALER  AND  JOBBER  OF 


Dry  (j06c1s,  lotions,  Clothing,  Hats,  Ca^ps, 

Boyden's  and  Miles'  Hand-Made  Boots  and  Shoes, 

Trunks,  Valises,  White  Goods,  &c., 

MOTTO:  GOOD  GOODS  AT  RIGHT  PRICES. 

South  Corner  Fayetteville  Street  and  Exchange  Place, 


GENERAL    INDEX. 


PA01C. 

Appendix J8l 

Banks \-ll 

Business  Directory —   ^o» 

Churches  '»* 

County  Government IS* 

Educatioual ]9» 

Gazetteer  of  Wake  County *^^ 

General  Directory  of  Names.   ^ 

Government  of  North  Caroliaa 1°» 

Historical  Sketch  of  Raleigh ^9 

Index £ 


Introductory. 


Population  \i   ","  c'h'  ^ 

Post-Office  D  rectory Back  ot  iJoo^ 

Street  Directory ; 


United  States  Courts. 


Advertisements. 


187 


38 


AllenJS&Oo ,, 

AndrewsRB&Co Jl 


ArmstrouK  John 
Betts  &  Kin 


213 
38 


Blackwell  W  T  &  Co Back  Cover 


Border  Review 


180 


Brings  T  II  .i  Sons Front  Cover 


Bullock  &  Thompson. 


38 


BusbeeWM  1^1 

Christophers  &  Sorrell ■■ ^]* 

FrapsAW ft* 

Gray  &  Stamps l™ 

Gulley  J  P I 

Hardie  Mrs  M  A ■     •   i„-    ° 

Hi^ies  House Iront  Paster 

HiUFB ; -^f 

HillTY ■■ 1°^ 

Hunt  AT „,* 

HutchinRsWB f'* 

Indiana  House ''^ 


Kelvyn  Nursery. 


10 

Kinsrsley  &  Ashley ^SO 

Lawrence  &  Smith  Vi^v^;',  * 

Lumsden  JC  S ^ Front  Paster 

Magnm  Albert ^^* 

Mahler  H •  • "     * 

National  Hotel inset 

CEtling;erI ^'V^'\ 

0'K>llv  &  Baker  Front  Paster 

Piedmont  Air-Line  Railway Back  Paster 

Redlord  &  Areiulell 8 

Raleijrh  &  Augusta  Air-Line  *"* 

Raleigh  Male  Academy   ' J* 

Salem  Female  College '1 

Stewart's  N  Y  Gallery ■•-•    ,■•'»" 

Stone  J  L Front  Cover 

St  Mary's  School 8 

The  Evenin<<  Visitor V       T 

The  N  C  Home  Insurance  Company ^"^„ 


The  Observer. 


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The  Raleigh  Christian  Advocate Inset 

Tucker  W  H  &  R  S I"^^* 

TnrnerYE l^ 

"Whitelaw  &  Campbell •  ■ u-^'^'* 

WiUiamsA&Co .FrontPaster 

Yarbrough  House ° 


5i  Mmf"^  §ili®®lj 

RALEIGH,  N.  C, 

(Founded  1842.) 

THE  REV.  BENNETT  SMEDES,  A.  M., 

Kector  and  Principal. 

MRS.  C.  DeR.  MEARLS, 

Lady  Principal. 

Special  advantages  offered  in  the 

MUSICAL    DEPARTMENT. 

Two  Teachers  from  the  Eoyal  Leipzig  Cousen-atory ;  a  fine  Pipe 
Organ  of  two  manuals  and  twenty  stops.  Lectures  on  Harmony  and 
Counterpoint  twice  a  week. 

THE  ART  DEPARTMENT, 

Newly  fitted  out  ^\ith  the  best  models  from  Europe,  also  offers  special 
inducements  to  Art  pupils.  The  teacher  in  charge  of  this  Department 
had  the  unusual  advantage  of  a  course  of  study  with  one  of  our  greatest 
Artists.  A  full  com-se  of  lectures  are  also  given  on  Art  and  kindred 
subjects. 

Efficient  Teachers  in  Every  Department. 

THE  FINEST  SITUATION  IN  THE  SOUTH. 

Large,  Commodious    Buildings.     Every   Advantage 

offered  for  Mental,  Moral  and  Physical 

Education. 

S&^7Gth  term  begins  January  30th,  1880. 

For  circular  containing  terms  and  full  particulars,  address  the  Rector. 


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INTRODUCTORY. 


To  THE  Citizens  of  Raleigh  : 

We  take  pleasure  in  presenting  to  our  patrons  this  our 
first  Directory  of  Raleigh.  The  compiling  of  a  Directory  is 
always  a  task  of  no  mean  magnitude,  peculiarly  susceptible 
to  errors;  but  we  have  brought  to  this  work  the  experience 
of  several  years  in  other  and  larger  cities,  and  have  con- 
scientiously endeavored  to  make  the  initial  gaide  of  Raleigh 
a  credit  to  our  many  patrons  and  ourselves ;  and  we  trust 
that  upon  examination  it  wall  be  found  correct  and  satis- 
factory. 

It  is  our  intention  to  renew  the  Directory  in  1881,  when 
it  will  be  more  extended  and  varied  in  its  contents,  keeping 
pace  with  your  rapidly  growing  city.  Hoping  that  our  first 
work  has  been  of  such  a  character  as  to  gain  for  us  the  con- 
fidence of  the  people  and  cause  them  to  retain  their  patron- 
age for  us  in  1881,  we  remain 

Yours  respectfully, 

CHAS.  EMERSON  &  CO. 


MRS.  M.  A.  HARDIE, 

Fashionable  Milliner, 

OPPOSITE  TUCKER'S, 

J©*Satisfaetion  Guaranteed  in  Prices,  Styles  and  Materials, 
one  but  Fii-st-Class  Work  sent  to  my  patrons. 


Yarbrough  House, 

RALEIGH,  N,  C. 
fr.  W.  BLACSIALL,  Proprietor. 

'We  Strive  to  Please. 


lanufacturing  Jeweler  and  Engraver, 

AND    DEALER   IN 

Watches,  Diamonds  ^-yo-  Jewelry,  Silver  ■sm  Plated  "Ware. 

Keeps  a  foil  line  of  all  articles  found  in  a  first-class  Jewelry  store. 

Plain  and  Fancy  Rings  made  to  order  on  the  shortest  J^otice. 
(Send  for  Patent  Ring  Size.) 

Hair  Jewelry,  College  Badges,  Medals  and  Seals  a  Specialty, 

Orders  from  a  distance  solicited.    Goods  sent  on  approval  to  any  part  of  the  State 
on  satisfactory  references. 

H.  3IAHLEB,  Raleigh,  N:  C. 

J.  F.  REDFORD.  F.  B.  ARENDELL. 

REDFORD  &  ARENDELL, 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 


Ijci^fniw 


Proyislon  Dealers  and  Coinmissiou  Mercliauts, 

Nos.  5  and  7  IBargett  Street,  RALEIGH,  I^f.  €. 

Our  motto  is  "Fan-  Dealing  to  All,"  to  which  we  strictly  adliere. 
Call  on  us  or  send  us  your  orders.  P.  O.  Lock  Box  253. 


RALEIGH  STREET  DIRECTORY, 

[For  Abbreviations  see  page  39.] 


Bloodworth,  4th  e  Fayetteville  n  and  s  to  limits 
Blount,  2d  e  Fayetteville  n  and  s  to  limits 
Boylan  av,  6th  w  of  the  Capitol,  from  Hillsboro  s  to  limits 
Cabarrus,  5th  s  of  the  Capitol  e  and  w  to  limits 
Cannon,  1st  s  South,  from  McDowell  w  to  limits 
Davie,  4th  s  of  the  Capitol  e  and  w  to  limits 
Dawson,  3d  w  Fayetteville  n  and  s  to  limits 
East,  5th  e  Fayetteville  n  and  s  lo  limits 
Edenton,  1st  n  of  the  Capitol  e  and  w  to  limits 
Fayetteville,  main  business  street,  from  the  Capitol  s  to  lim- 
its 
Halifax,  continuation  of  Fayetteville,  from  the  Capitol  n  to 

limits 
Hargett,  2d  s  of  the  Capitol  e  and  wto  limits 
Harrington,  4th  w  Fayetteville  n  and  s  to  limits 
Haywood,  6th  e  Fayetteville,  from  Davie  s  to  Lenoir 
Hillsboro,  1  n  Morgan,  from  the  Capitol  w  to  limits 
Johnson,  5tli  n  of  the  Capitol,  from  Halifax  w  to  limits 
Jones,  2d  n  of  the  Capitol  e  and  w  to  limits 
Lane,  3d  n  of  the  Capitol,  from  West  e  to  limits 
Lenoir,  6th  s  of  the  Capitol  e  and  w  to  limits 
Lynden  av,  6th  e  Halifax,  from  Jones  n  to  North 
Manly  av,  from  cor  McDowell  and  Cannon  s  e  to  Faj^'ette- 

ville 
Martin,  3d  s  of  the  Capitol  e  and  w  to  limits 
McDowell,  2d  w  Fayetteville,  from  North  s  to  limits 
Morgan,  1st  s  of  the  Capitol  e  and  w  to  limits 
Newbern  av,  1st  n  Morgan,  from  the  Capitol  e  to  limits 
North,  4th  n  of  the  Capitol  e  and  w  to  limits 
Peace,  6th  n  of  the  Capitol  e  and  w  to  limits 
Person,  3d  e  Fayetteville  n  and  s  to  limits 
Polk,  5th  n  of  the  Capitol,  from  Wilmington  e  to  limits 
Salisbury,  1st  w  of  Fayetteville,  from  South  n  to  limits 
Saunders,  6th  w  of  the  Capitol,  from  Hillsboro  n  to  limits 


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Smithfield,  1  s  of  South,  from  Wilmington  east  to  limits 
South,  7th  s  of  the  Capitol,  from  West  e  to  East 
Swain,  Gth  e  Fayetteville,  from  Davie  n  to  Newborn  av 
Tucker,  1st  n  North,  from  Salisbury  w  to  limits 
Weldon,  1st  n  Peace,  w  from  Halifax  to  limits 
West,  5th  AV  Fayetteville  n  and  s  to  limits 
Wihnington,  1st  e  Fayetteville  n  and  s  to  limits 


Kelvyn   Nursery, 

PITTSBORO',  CHATHAM  CO.,  N.  C, 

oilers  the  largest  stock  in  the  State,  of 

EYGrgrscns,    Ornamental    Trees^ 

Flowering  Shrubs,  Roses  in  all  varieties,  and 
Hardy  Perennial  Plants, 

— ALSO, — 

Flower  Seeds,  Bulbs  and  Greenliouse  Plants. 

Plans  for  Improvement  of  yards  and  gTounds  carefully  prepared. 

All  Ornamental  Shrubbery  adapted  to  our  climate  can  be  promptly 
supplied.  Bills  of  $5  and  upwards  supplied  free  of  freight,  in  Kaleigh. 
Daily  communication  with  the  city.     Keferences  in  all  parts  of  the  State. 

The  Nursery  has  been  in  operation  for  twelve  years,  and  olfers  for 
1880,  several  hundred  thousand  Trees  and  Plants  of  the  choicest  varie- 
ties, and  at  very  low  prices.  Write  for  any  Plant,  Seed,  or  Bulb  that 
may  be  desired.     A  specialty  of  the  Nursery  is  the  collection  of 

FINE  EVERGREENS  FOR  CEMETERY  LOTS. 

Roses  in  100  varieties;  Flowering  Shrubs  in  200  varieties; 

the  Jjest  Native  and  European  Shade  Trees,  including 

many  rare  sorts. 

The  leading  and  most  valuable  varieties  of 

Fruit  Trees  of  all  descriptions.  Grape  Vines,  Currants, 
Raspberry  and  Strawberry  Plants, 

promptly  furnished  upon  order. 
Address, 

C.  B.  DENSON, 

PITTSBORO^  N.  O. 


)rders  may  also  be  addressed  to  the  subscriber  at  City  Post 
Office,  Ealeigh,  N.  C. 


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SALEM,   N.  C. 

FOXJNDKD    180S. 

A  notably  pleasant  and  safe  home  and  high-class  school 
for  girls  and  young  women.  Painstalcing  instruction. 
Number  of  studies  carefully  limited  to  the  requirements  of 
practical  life.  No  social  distractions.  Eight  resident  lady 
teachers.     Sixteen  instructors. 

Advanced  course  of  liberal  (English  or  Classical)  study  for 
graduation.  Superior  advantages  in  Music,  French  and 
German. 

Terms  $215  perS  cholastic  year  of  ten  months,  (Sep- 
tember to  June. ) 

Rev.  J.  T.  ZORN,  Principal. 


THE   ACADEMY, 

Monthly  Journal  of  Salem  Female  Academy. 

Contains  Original  Essays,    Correspondence,   School  Intelligence  and 
Personals,  of  special  interest  to  all  former  pupils. 


R.    B.  AKDKEWS. 


S.  W.  WHITIIVO. 


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Eespectfully  announce  that  their  stock  of 

CLOTHING, 

Hats  and  Caps  for  Men  and  Boys, 
Is  complete  and  will  be  kept  so  each  season. 

DRESS  SHIRTS,  COLLARS,  CUFFS, 

Ties,  Scarfs,  Suspenders, 

HALF  HOSE,  GLOVES,  HANDKERCHIEFS, 
UHDERV7EAR. 

S^'Orders  ])y  Mail  or  Express  will  receive 
prompt  attention. 

27  FiyeWk  Street,  -  -  RALEISH,  1 1, 


Raleigh  Male  Academy, 

JOHN  J.  FRAY,  (Univ.  of  Va.)  IpH^ciDals 
HUGH  MORSON,  (Univ.  of  Va.)  /  ^^^^^^P^^^' 

Boys  prepared  for  College,  and  for  the  active  business 

pursuits  of  life. 
Session  always  commences  1st  Monday  in  September, 

AND   CONTINUES  TEN  MONTHS. 

For  cii-culars  containing  terms,  testimonials,  &c.,  address  either  of  the 
Principals,  Kaleigh,  N.  C. 

THE   EVENING  VISITOEr 

The   Cheapest  Daily  Paper  ever   Published   in  the  State. 

The  Evening  Visitor  will  be  sent  to  any  part  of  the  United  States 
for  $3  a  year,  in  advance,  postage  paid.     Clubs  of  five,  one  month,  $1.00. 

Terms  of  Advertising  Very  Moderate. 

Published  every  afternoon,  in  the  city  of  Raleigh,  by  the 

VISITOR  PUBLISHING  COMPANY. 

S^^Send  for  specimen  copy. 

SAMUEL  A.  ASHE,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

A  live  Democratic  newspaper.  Sound,  well  established,  reliable. 

Daily, $6.00  per  year. 

Semi-Weekly, 3.00  per  year. 

Weekly, 2.00  per  year. 

ayable  in  advance. 


The  Raleigh  Nev^s, 

RALEIGH,  N.  C. 
GEORGE  C.  JORDAN,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

Daily,  $5.00  per  year.  Weekly,  $1.00  per  year. 

;8^°Leading  Democratic  paper  of  the  State. 


HISTORICAL  SKETCH 

OF   THE 

CITY  OF  RALEIGH. 


In  the  year  1587,  on  the  Island  of  Roanoke,  a  village  was 
built,  and  named  in  honor  of  Sir  Walter  Raleigh.  But 
this  new-born  city  of  Raleigh  had  utterly  disappeared  upon 
the  return  of  Governor  White  from  England,  in  1790.  From 
that  date,  for  two  centuries,  there  was  really  no  Capital  City 
of  what  is  now  known  as  North  Carolina.  The  Governor 
and  all  the  Provincial  and  State  officers  resided  where  it 
best  pleased  them,  and  only  for  the  four  years  beginning 
with  1771  was  there  any  fixed  locality  assuming  to  be  the 
real  seat  of  Government.  After  the  completion  of  the  palace 
built  b}'  Governor  Tryon,  in  Newbern,  until  the  breaking 
out  of  the  Revolution,  that  City  on  the  Neuse  was  the  resi- 
dence of  the  royal  Chief  Magistrates,  and  the  designated 
scene  for  the  enactment  of  laws  by  the  General  Assembly. 
With  the  upheaval  and  confusion  of  1775  New^bern  lost 
this  short-lived  importance,  and  for  thirteen  years,  though 
some  of  the  Governors  lived  in  the  palace,  others  did  not, 
and  the  General  Assembly  met  at  whatever  town  might  best 
suit  the  majority  of  the  members. 

Fayetteville,  Halifax  and  Hillsboro  soon,  became  the 
most  favored  of  the  many  towns  which  desired  and  struggled 
for  the  honor  and  emoluments  obtained  in  entertaining  the 
Governor  and  the  Legislature  in  the  annual  sessions  of  the 
latter.  JudgeGaston,in  a  speech  delivered  in  the  Convention 
of  1835,  asserted  that  this  annual  contest  over  the  next  place 
of  meeting  for  the  General  Assembly  had  grown  into  an  in- 
tolerable nuisance,  and  absorbed  a  large  portion  of  the  time 
and  attention  of  the  legislators.  It  was  made  a  matter  of 
more  importance  than  the  gravest  legislation,  or  the  filling 


20  HISTORY  OF  RALEIGH. 

of  the  highest  offices,  so  many  of  which  then  rested  in  the 
keeping  of  the  General  Assembly.  The  territory  now  form- 
ing the  State  of  Tennessee  was  then  a  portion  of  North 
Carolina.  Members  from  that  far  off  region  generally  in- 
sisted upon  the  selection  of  Hillsboro,  while  the  populous 
counties  of  the  east  would  rarely  consent  to  go  further  west 
than  Faycttevillc.  It  was  at  last  determined  that  this  wan- 
dering about  of  the  seat  of  Government  should  cease,  and 
the  people  were  directed,  by  the  act  of  Assembly  calling  the 
Convention  of  1788,  to  vote  upon  the  question  as  to  whether 
that  body  should  settle  upon  some  point  as  the  future  seat 
of  Government.  Fayetteville,  then  a  town  of  two  thousand 
inhabitants,  had  been  the  foremost  in  candidacy ;  but  the 
Convention  acting  in  pursuance  of  the  popular  instructions, 
ordered  that  the  Legislature  should  select  some  spot  within 
ten  miles  of  the  farm  of  Isaac  Hunter,  in  the  county  of  Wake. 
This  result  was  said  to  have  grown  out  of  the  defection  of 
Timothy  Bloodworth,  of  New  Hanover,  who  had  previously, 
with  all  the  Cape  Fear  people,  supported  the  pretensions  of 
the  town  in  Cumberland. 

Notwithstanding  this  ordinance  of  the  Convention,  the 
Legislature  was  in  no  hurry  to  carry  out  the  decree.  Years 
elapsed  before  the  matter  was  finally  settled,  and  it  was  only 
in  1791  that  a  bill  was  passed  by  which  Frederick  Hargett, 
Willie  Jones,  William  Johnston  Dawson,  Joseph  McDowell, 
Thomas  Blount,  James  Martin  and  others,  were  directed  to 
select  and  purchase  a  suitable  place  for  the  future  City. 
When  a  like  bill,  in  the  j)i"evious  Legislature,  was  brought 
to  its  third  reading  in  the  House  of  Commons  there  was  a 
tie  vote  of  fifty-one  for,  and  the  same  number  opposed  to  its 
passage,  Stephen  Cabarrus,  of  Chowan,  then  Speaker,  gave 
the  deciding  vote,  and  it  went  to  the  Senate  with  like  result, 
when  General  William  Lenoir,  Speaker  of  that  body,  de- 
feated the  measure  by  voting  in  the  negative.  On  the  4th 
day  of  April  they  met,  and  having  chosen  the  plantation  of 
Col.  Joel  Lane,  at  Wake  Court  House,  they  purchased  the 
same.  The  tract  contained  a  thousand  acres.  On  four  hun- 
dred of  these  were  located  lines  describing  the  streets  and 
boundaries  of  the  City  of  Raleigh.  The  Commissioners  re- 
served five  squares  of  four  acres  each  for  public  use,  and 
sold  at  auction  two  hundred  and  seventy -six  lots,  containing 
one  acre  in  each  parcel.    The  central  reservation  upon 


HISTORY  OP  RALEIGH.  21 

which  the  State  House  was  to  bo  located,  was  called  Union 
Square,  and  the  four  others  were  named  in  honor  of  Gov- 
ernor Richard  Caswell,  Judge  Alfred  Moore,  Governor  Abncr 
Nash  and  Governor  Thomas  iJurkc,  respectively. 

The  Commissioners  who  were  thus  the  founders  of  Raleigh 
were  distinguished  nuen.  Frederick  Hargett  was  long  |)r()m- 
inent  as  a  Senator  from  .Jones  County.  Willie  Jones  liad 
then  retired  in  disgust  at  the  adoption  of  the  Federal  Con- 
stitution, but  for  many  years  previously  had  even  surpassed 
Governor  Caswell  in  the  real  depth  and  permanence  of  jjjs 
influence  in  the  Provincial  Congresses  and  State  Legisla- 
tures. Col.  McDowell  was  his  successor  in  Democratic 
control.  He  had  been  a  gallant  soldier,  and  was  generally 
respected  for  his  high  character  and  unvarying  wisdom. 
Col.  James  Martin  was  the  brother  of  Alexander  Martin, 
then  Governor  of  the  State,  and  had  also  given  distinguislicd 
service  to  the  patriot  cause  in  the  Revolution.  Mr.  Dawson 
was  highly  educated  and  respected,  but  died  early  while 
a  member  of  Congress  from  the  Edenton  District.  He  lived 
at  Eden  House,  in  Bertie,  where  his  ancestors,  Governors 
Eden  and  Gabriel  Johnston  had  likewise  resided.  Messrs. 
Blount  and  Dawson  were  specially  entrusted  with  the  ex- 
penditure of  the  funds  devoted  to  the  erection  of  the  State 
House,  and  they  also  supervised  the  progress  of  that  work. 
Blount,  like  Dawson,  was  born  in  Bertie  but  dwelt  in  Edge- 
combe, where  he  was  greatly  valued.  He  was  long 
prominent  in  the  State  Assembly,  and  also  a  member  of  the 
United  States  Congress  for  twelve  years.  He  was  a  brother 
of  Governors  William  and  Willie  Blount,  of  Tennessee,  and 
of  General  John  Gray  Blount,  of  Beaufort  County. 

A  single  session  of  the  General  Assembly  had  been  held 
at  Wake  Court  House  during  the  progress  of  the  Revolution, 
but  it  was  still  a  mere  hamlet  and  not  even  worthy  to  be 
called  a  village.  The  buildings  for  public  use  were  not  fit 
for  occupation  until  late  in  1794.  In  the  month  of  Novem- 
ber in  that  year  the  Legislature  held  its  first  session  in  the 
new  City  of  Raleigh,  The  State  House  was  a  large  building 
of  brick  and  wood,  located  wliere  the  present  Capitol  so  ma- 
jestically stands.  It  was  built  of  the  proceeds  of  the  City 
lots  recently  disposed  of  at  auction.  It  had  no  ornaments 
to  relieve  its  huge  ugliness,  and  cost  twenty  thousand  dol- 
lars. Its  form  and  arrangements  were  very  much  like  those 
of  the  present  building.     It  was  used  for  a  variety  of  pur- 


22  HISTORY  OF  RALEIGH. 

poses,  and  when  not  graced  with  the  assembled  wisdom, 
was  a  house  of  worship  on  the  Sabbath,  and  a  theatre 
or  ball-room  during  the  week. 

Tiic  sale  of  lots  produced  much  competition  among  pur- 
chasers, who  came  to  the  sale  in  a  majority  of  cases  to 
invest  their  money  in  speculation.  Many  lost  heavily  in 
those  ventures  and  realized  upon  actual  sale  far  less  than 
the  sum  expended.  The  State  had  paid  Colonel  Joel 
Lane  at  the  rate  of  seven  dollars  and  a  half  per  acre  for 
that  portion  of  the  tract  still  uncleared,  and  five  dollars  an 
acre  for  the  old  field  west  of  Fayetteville  street,  the  whole 
sum  amounting  to  less  than  seven  thousand  dollars.  The 
sale  of  lots  produced  six  thousand,  six  hundred  and  twelve 
pounds  and  fifteen  shillings ;  that  is,  thirty-three  thousand 
and  sixty-five  dollars.  In  1801  a  quarter  of  an  acre  on 
Fayetteville  street,  above  Hargett,  only  brought  sixty  dol- 
lars, though  now  worth  full  fifteen  thousand.  In  1796, 
during  the  rule  of  Governor  Ashe,  a  great  sensation  grew 
out  of  the  land  frauds  of  Glasgow,  Armstrong  and  others. 
The  Governor  was  warned  by  letter  of  conspiracies  forming 
in  Tennessee  to  shield  the  culprits.  There  was  a  ball  at 
Casso's  tavern,  and  during  the  festivities  a  negro  announced 
that  burglars  were  forcing  an  entrance  into  the  State  House. 
A  colored  servant  of  one  of  the  guilty  men  was  captured  and 
afterwards  hanged.  He  was  seeking  to  abstract  the  records, 
whose  locality  were  so  familiar  to  Tyrel,  his  master. 

The  first  newspaper  established  in  Raleigh,  in  1799,  was 
the  Register,  a  weekly  journal  of  the  usual  small  size  seen  at 
that  day.  It  was  the  property  of  Joseph  Gales,  who  had 
been  conducting  a  paper  in  Sheflield,  in  England,  and  was 
forced  to  leave  his  native  land  to  avoid  a  prosecution  grow- 
ing out  of  his  expressing  liberal  views,  and  the  Govern- 
ment's intense  alarm  at  the  aspects  of  the  French  revolution. 
Mr.  Gales  was  a  wise  and  honorable  man,  and  was  a  great 
acquisition  to  the  infant  City.  He  combined,  as  did  most 
editors  of  that  day,  book-selling  with  his  press  engagements, 
and  not  unfrequeutly  devoted  a  broadside  of  the  paper  to 
advertising  his  fresh  arrivals  of  literary  treasures. 

Up  to  1807  the  city  had  but  about  seven  hundred  inhabi- 
tants. There  was  then  no  church  building,  and  the  three 
hotels  were  of  the  humblest  pretensions.  The  Academy 
was  established  in  1802  by  the  following  trustees:  John 


HISTORY  OF  RALEIGH.  23 

Ingles,  William  Wliite,  Nathaniel  Jones,  Henry  Seawell, 
Simon  Turner,  William  Boylan,  John  Marshall  and  Joseph 
Gales.  Mr.  Boylan  was  the  proprietor  of  a  second  news- 
paper, called  the  Minerva,  established  a  few  months  after  the 
Register.  The  war  of  words  sometimes  grew  bitter  between 
the  two  editors,  and  in  one  instance  proceeded  to  personal 
conflict.  Mr.  Gales  was  a  Democrat-Republican,  while  Mr. 
Boylan  was  ever  unyielding  in  advocacy  of  the  j)erishing 
faith  of  the  Federalists. 

In  1804  the  Raleigh  Academy  had  won  enougli  popularity 
to  justify  the  employment  of  a  faculty,  numbering  three 
persons.  These  were  Marin  Detargney,  Chesley  Daniel  and 
Charlotte  Brodie  Six  years  later  Rev.  Dr.  Wm.  McPheelers 
came  from  Virginia  and  assumed  control,  and  was  further 
announced  by  the  Secretary  of  State,  William  White,  as 
*'  Pastor  of  the  City."  Dr.  McPheeters  was  considered  a  most 
faithful  and  competent  teacher  and  of  like  good  fame  as  a 
dispenser  of  the  truths  of  religion. 

The  Governor  had  been  required  by  the  statute  of  1802 
to  reside  in  Raleigh,  and  at  the  time  now  reached  in  this 
narrative  occupied  a  two-story  framed  house  on  Faj'etteville 
street,  filling  the  present  site  of  the  State  National  Bank. 

In  1813  the  Assembly  agreed  that  an  Executive  Mansion, 
not  to  exceed  in  cost  twenty-five  thousand  dollars,  should 
be  built  at  the  foot  of  Fayetteville  street.  Judges  Potter  and 
Seawell,  William  Hunter,  Nathaniel  Jones  of  Crabtree,  Theo. 
Hunter  and  Capt.  William  Pearce  were  made  Commissioners. 
This  structure,  which  had  inherited  by  popular  courtesy  the 
former  title  of  Gov.  Tryon's  magnificent  residence  in  New- 
bern,  is  yet  a  discredit  to  the  liberality  of  the  State  and 
the  taste  of  the  Commissioners.  The  old  Burgesses  of  1767 
voted  seventy-five  thousand  dollars  for  an  executive  man- 
sion, when  perhaps  the  public  means  were  ten-fold  less  than 
were  in  the  reach  of  their  Republican  successors.  They 
doubtless  remembered  tlie  odium  incurred  by  the  men  of  a 
former  day  on  the  charge  of  profusion,  and  erred  in  the  op- 
posite direction.  Gov.  William  Miller,  of  Warren,  was  the 
first  occupant  of  the  new  mansion,  and  presided  over  the 
State's  destinies  for  the  three  years  of  war  and  disaster,  when 
America  was  renewing  her  battles  for  freedom  against  the 
power  of  Great  Britain. 

Judge  Potter  mentioned  above  was  a  Granville  man  by 


24  HISTORY  OF  RALEIGH. 

birth,  and  Judge  of  the  United  States  District  Court  in 
Korth  Carolina.  He  succeeded  John  Sitgreaves,  who  died 
in  1801,  and  he  lingered  in  office  for  more  than  a  half  cen- 
tury. He  was  good  and  true,  but  never  an  able  man.  Very 
different  was  Henry  Seawell.  He  had  left  his  trade  as  a 
carpenter  to  become  one  of  the  most  powerful  and  overbear- 
ing advocates  ever  seen  in  the  State.  He  was  ''cock  of  the 
walk"  as  a  criminal  lawyer,  and  perhaps  a  match  for  even 
John  Stanly  in  the  strength  and  violence  of  his  oratory. 

Capt.  William  Peace  and  his  brother  Josej^h  were  models 
as  wise  and  reputable  tradesmen.  They  were  to  accumulate 
large  fortunes,  and  dying  perpetuate  their  names  in  the  in- 
stitution now  so  prosperous  under  Presbyterian  auspices  as 
a  female  college. 

Colonel  William  Polk  was  probably  the  most  conspicuous 
citizen  then  in  Raleigh.  His  brilliant  service  in  the  Revo- 
lution, his  large  wealth  and  social  position  gave  him  great 
weight  and  consideration.  He  dwelt  at  the  head  of  Blount 
street  in  the  house  uow  used  as  the  Baptist  Female  Seminary, 
and  was  the  first  President  of  the  Bank  of  North  Carolina. 
He  married  Sarah  Hawkins  and  was  the  father  of  the  late 
Bishop,  Leonidas  Polk,  and  Mrs.  Kenneth  Rayner.  John 
Haywood  was  then  Treasurer  of  the  State,  and  with  his 
brothers,  Sherwood,  Stephen  and  William  Henry  Ha^'wood, 
was  also  a  resident  of  Raleigh.  John  Haywood  was  the  first 
Mayor  of  the  town,  and  was  universally  admired  and  be- 
loved for  his  soundness  of  head  and  heart.  His  kinsman, 
Judge  John  Haywood,  had  gone  to  Tennessee,  but  is  j^et  re- 
membered as  one  of  the  very  ablest  lawyers  ever  seen  in  the 
State.  This  remarkable  family  have  still  continuance  in  this 
respect,  for  in  Col.  Edward  Graham  Haywood,  now  of  the 
Raleigh  Bar,  there  is  a  reproduction  of  his  astute  and  learned 
collateral  ancestor.  W^illiam  Boylan  was  reared  a  printer 
and  was  laying  the  foundation  of  a  fortune,  which  was  to 
become  of  great  proportions  in  the  hands  of  his  son.  He  was 
a  man  of  much  gravity  in  his  demeanor  and  an  intense  Fed- 
eralist in  his  political  views.  James  Comans  was  a  prosper- 
ous merchant,  occupying  the  only  brick  store  in  Raleigh. 
Col.  William  White,  of  Lenoir,  had  succeeded  the  disgraced 
James  Glasgow  as  Secretary  of  State,  and  was  a  man  of  much 
prudence  and  wisdom.     His  daughters  married  Daniel  L. 


HISTORY  OF  RALETGH.  25 

Barringer,  Gov.  David  L.  Swain  and  Gen.  Boone  Felton,  be- 
ing the  granddaughters  of  Governor  CaswelL 

The  Raleigh  tStar  was  established  in  1809  by  Jones  & 
Henderson.  Col.  Thomas  Henderson  was  much  admired 
for  his  bonhomie  and  high  spirits.  He  and  a  Scotch  mer- 
chant named  Galium  on  one  occasion  narrowly  escaped 
drowning,  and  were  only  rescued  by  the  bravery  of  Jacob 
Johnson,  father  of  the  late  President,  who  occupied  the 
humble  position  of  porter  to  the  Bank  of  the  State  of  North 
Carolina.  The  future  Chief  Magistrate  of  the  nation  was 
then  a  child,  and  is  said  to  have  been  born  in  the  corner  lot 
next  to  the  Capitol,  where  Stronach's  grocery  is  now  to  be 
found.  It  was  then  a  tavern,  and  was  afterwards  for  many 
years  the  bookstore  of  H.  D.  Turner,  whose  name  yet  sur- 
vives in  the  valuable  almanacs  issued  by  Mr.  Enniss.  Presi- 
dent Johnson  was  reared  as  a  tailor,  but  left  upon  growing 
to  man's  estate,  and  in  Tennessee  won  his  way  to  fame  and 
fortune. 

The  first  church  built  in  Raleigh  was  erected  by  Rev. 
William  Glendenning,  an  eccentric  and  partially  demented 
O'Kelleyite,  who  traded  and  preached  to  a  congregation 
who  made  small  returns  in  the  shape  of  salary.  The  Meth- 
odists next  erected  a  building  of  wood  upon  Edenton  street. 
The  Baptists  in  1813  followed  with  another,  which  was  moved 
over  from  its  original  position  to  Moore  Square.  This  de- 
nomination at  that  day  had  strangel}'  avoided  the  towns  in 
their  church  efforts.  They  were  strong  and  aggressive  in 
the  rural  districts,  but  had  just  begun  to  seek  for  foothold 
in  the  populous  centres.  The  Presbyterian  church,  still 
standing  near  the  Capitol,  was  erected  in  1817,  and  it  was 
not  till  1829  that  Christ  church  was  erected  by  the  Episco- 
palians. 

The  fires  of  1820  and  1821  led  to  the  formation  of  fire 
companies.  The  ineffectual  water-works,  which  had  been 
erected  in  1815,  had  already'  been  abandoned.  Time 
and  again  a  large  portion  of  Fayetteville  street  was  burned 
down,  and  to  this  day  the  best  supply  of  the  only  means  of 
combating  the  destroying  element  consists  of  cisterns  sunk 
in  the  streets  and  kept  filled  for  an  emergency. 

Raleigh  received  a  considerable  benefit  in  the  creation  of 
the  Supreme  Court  on  its  present  basis  in  1818.  This  was 
accomplished  chiefly  through  the  exertions  of  Bartlett  Yaa- 


26  PIISTORY  OF  RALEIGH. 

cey,  of  Caswell,  who  was  equally  distinguished  as  a  lawyer  and 
statesman.  Chief  Justice  Taylor  took  up  his  residenco  at  the 
place  afterwards  the  home  of  Judge  Saunders  and  now  oc- 
cupied by  Capt.  Samuel  A.  Ashe.  Judge  Taylor  was  a  great 
addition  to  the  permanent  society  of  the  city,  and  was  well 
called  by  the  laie  Gov.  Swain  the  "Mansfield  of  North  Caro- 
lina." Gavin  Hogg  and  Peter  Browne  were  the  most  promi- 
nent of  the  resident  lawyers.  Mr.  Hogg  had  been  reared  in 
Orange,  but  came  from  Windsor  to  Raleigh,  having  in  Ber- 
tie laid  broad  the  foundation  of  his  ultimate  success  at  the 
bar.  He  was  an  austere  man,  with  great  powers  of  invec- 
tive and  thorough  comprehension  of  legal  technicalities. 
His  rival,  Peter  Browne,  was  a  Scotchman,  and  also  an  able 
lawyer.  Both  made  large  fortunes,  and  as  Browne  was  a 
bachelor,  many  of  his  Raleigh  friends  are  said  to  have  in- 
dulged in  great  expectations  as  to  the  terms  of  his  will. 
After  discussing  the  merits  of  unnumbered  good  dinners  at 
their  expense,  Peter  Browne  slept  with  his  fathers,  and  gave 
his  half  million  of  dollars  to  a  nephew  in  Scotland.  Moses 
Mordecai  was  another  good  lawyer  and  prominent  in  the 
courts. 

In  1825  the  Capital  City  was  moved  to  its  core  with  the 
famous  visit  of  Gen.  Lafayette.  Chief  Justice  Taylor  and 
Col.  Wm.  Polk  went  to  Jackson,  in  Northampton  county,  to 
meet  him.,  and  the  great  Frenchman  honored  his  old  com- 
rade-in-arms with  a  hearty  embrace.  He  and  Col.  Polk  had 
served  together  under  the  immediate  eye  of  Washington  and 
a  sincere  attachment  grew  up  between  the  two,  who  were 
then  both  very  young.  The  Marquis  was  feted  and  honored 
as  his  great  services  in  the  past  had  deserved,  and  he  went 
on  his  way,  everywhere  receiving  the  greetings  of  a  people 
that  he,  a  half  century  before,  had  shed  his  blood  and  treas- 
ure to  defend.  His  portrait  in  an  engraving  may  be  yet 
seen  in  the  Capitol  as  he  stood  with  Miss  Elizabeth  Hay- 
wood admiring  the  noble  proportions  of  Conova's  statue  of 
Washington.  Alas!  this  splendid  work  of  art  was  soon  to 
be  lost  to  the  world.  In  1831,  while  a  mechanic  was  en- 
gaged in  some  repairs  on  the  roof  of  the  Capitol,  he  acciden- 
tally set  fire  thereto  and  consumed  the  building,  with  the 
costly  work  of  art. 

The  sessions  of  the  Legislature,  the  residence  of  the  Gov- 
ernor, and  the  Supreme  Court  room  made  Raleigh  a  place 


W.  H.  II.  TUCKER.  R.  S.  TUCKER. 

W.  H.  ac  R.  S.  TUCKER, 

Wliolesiile  and  Retail  Dealers  and  Jobbers  in 

f  orei;&  ani  Soisestic  Sr;  @oois, 

Hats,  Boots,  Shoes,  Carpetings,  Notions,  &c., 

Xo.  23  and  25  Fayetteville  Street, 


c¥^ 


Dedicated  by  Hon.  D. 
L.  Swain,  August  24th, 
1867,  for 

Lectures, 

Concerts, 
Theatricals,  &c. 

Was  built  in  1867; 
seats  800  to  1,000  peo- 
ple; has  eleven  full  sets 
of  Scenery. 

Height  of  Stage, 18  feet. 

Width  of  Stage, 25  feet. 

Depth  of  Stage, 30  feet. 

jg^^-The  largest,  best 
ventilated  and  conve- 
niently situated  of  nny 
in  the  city. 


Metropolitan  Hall, 

Erected  by  the  City  for  City  purposes,  over  the  Market. 


HISTOllY  OF  RALEIGH.  27 

of  great  advantage  to  men  of  culture  and  professional  at- 
taiumeiils.  Judge  George  E.  Badger,  Judge  R.  M.  Saun- 
ders, Thomas  Pollock  Devcreux, Bartholomew  F.  Moore,  Gov. 
James  Iredell,  John  H.  Bryan,  James  B.  Shepherd,  and 
others,  came  from  the  rural  districts  and  immensely  added 
to  the  legal  and  social  coteries.  The  inland  situation  and 
want  of  means  for  transportation  ut'  merchandise  made  the 
city's  grosvih  very  slow  until  the  inauguration  of  the  inter- 
nal iraprovenients.  In  1833  a  railroad  was  chartered  to  be 
built  from  Raleigh  to  the  Roanoke.  It  connected  with  the 
Petersburg  and  Weldon  route  at  Gaston,  This  work  was 
finished  in  1840,  and  was  thus  coincident  with  the  comple- 
tion of  the  new  Capitol,  the  building  of  which  had  been  be- 
gun in  the  same  year  with  the  raiU'oad.  The  ('apitol  cost 
considerabl}'  more  than  a  half  million  of  dollars. 

Messrs.  Joseph  and  William  Peace  had  long  and  prosper- 
ous lives  and  grew  rich  as  merchants.  In  1818  Rufiiu 
Tucker  and  his  brother  William  C.  Tucker  commenced  bus- 
iness with  slender  capital,  in  a  small  framed  building  on 
Fayetteville  street  on  precieely  the  same  site  wliere  his  sous 
are  now  each  year  selling  goods  amounting  to  hundreds  of 
thousands  of  dollars  in  value.  This  establishment  is  the 
oldest  and  strongest  in  the  State,  and  has  long  been  charac- 
terized by  large  enterprise,  strict  integrity  and  abundant 
success.  In  the  darkest  hours  of  the  State's  prostration  after 
the  ruin  of  the  war  W.  H.  &  R.  S.  Tucker  proceeded,  in  ad- 
vance of  all  similar  improvements  in  Raleigh,  to  erect  their 
spacious  building,  which  is  yet  unapproached  as  a  store-house 
in  North  Carolina. 

Upon  the  death  of  Joseph  Gales,  in  1842,  he  was  succeeded 
in  the  editorial  management  of  the  Raleigh  Register  by  his 
son  Western  Raleigh.  This  paper,  upon  the  formation  of 
the  Whig  party,  became  its  organ,  and  was  a  great  favorite 
with  its  su})porters.  W.  R.  Gales  was  a  genial  and  excellent 
man,  and  like  his  father,  devoted  all  his  days  to  the  con- 
duct of  his  paf)er  ami  the  duties  of  his  office  when  Mayor  of 
the  city.  William  Dallas  Haywood  came  after  him  in  dis- 
pensing justice  to  minor  offenders,  and  remained  Mayor  un- 
til about  the  time  of  the  breaking  out  of  the  late  war  between 
the  States. 

In  1843  Rev.  Aldert  Smedes  came  to  the  city  and  estab- 
lished^St.  Mary's  School  for  the  education  of  young  ladies. 


28  HISTORY  OF  RALEIGH. 

This  most  deserving  and  popular  seminary  was  under  the 
j)atr6nage  and  visitation  of  Right  Reverend  L.  Silliman 
Ives,  then  Episcopal  Bishop  of  North  Carolina.  It  rapidly 
grew  into  public  favor  and  is  yet  recognized  as  a  chosen  seat 
of  learning  and  the  feminine  graces. 

Another  great  impetus  to  the  growth  and  trade  of  Raleigh 
was  the  inauguration  of  the  North  Carolina  Railroad,  in 
1848.  At  that  time  the  Raleigh  and  Gaston  route  had  be- 
come almost  a  complete  failure.  The  track  was  in  wretched 
repair,  and  the  travel  and  traffic  of  a  year  would  scarcely 
equal  ^that  of  a  single  month  at  the  present  time.  The 
small,  worn-out  engines  consumed  about  twenty  hours  in 
passing  from  Gaston  to  Raleigh,  and  were  fast  making  rail- 
roads a  mockery  in  the  estimation  of  all  who  knew  of 
other  and  better  sustained  lines  of  travel.  A  great  change 
was  to  come  as  the  iron  tracks  went  back  to  the  mountains, 
and  opened  into  other  States.  In  no  quarter  was  a  larger 
benefit  to  be  realized  than  to  Raleigh.  As  a  general  thing 
the  Democrats  had  opposed  the  building  of  railroads  by  the 
General  and  State  Governments,  but  the  great  scheme  of 
1848  was  reported  by  William  S.  Ashe,  of  New  Hanover,  as 
chairman  of  the  House  Committee  on  Internal  Improve- 
ments, and  finally  passed  the  Senate  by  the  casting  vote  of 
Mr.  President  Calvin  Graves,  of  Caswell,  who  was  also  a 
Democrat.  No  modern  people  have  been  able  to  keep 
abreast  with  the  world's  civilization  without  sufficient  high- 
ways. They  are  the  truest  tests  and  exponents  of  the  real 
culture  and  resources  of  a  community,  and  without  them 
the  toil  of  men  and  fertility  of  soil  are  alike  abortive 
and  fruitless. 

With  the  breaking  out  of  the  great  war,  in  1861,  Raleigh 
became,  more  than  ever  before,  the  head  and  heart  of  North 
Carolina.  Here  were  gathered  into  camps  of  instruction  a 
large  portion  of  the  army,  numbering  first  and  last  almost 
one  hundred  and  twenty-five  thousand  men,  sent  out  by 
North  Carolina  to  uphold  the  Southern  Government.  The 
City  furnished  many  men  who  were  brave  and  true  in 
the  unavailing  contest.  General  L.  0.  B.  Branch,  Lt.-Col. 
George  P.  Br3'an,  Major  James  J.  Iredell,  like  many  other 
former  citizens  of  tlie  place,  were  brought  home  on  their 
shields,  having  sealed  their  faith  with  their  blood. 

Raleigh,  in  all  its  history,  was  never  in  such  peril  as 


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when  ex-Governors  Graham  and  Swain,  accompanied  hy 
Surgeon-General  Edward  Warren,  went  forward  to  arrange 
the  terms  of  the  Capital's  captivity  under  General  Sherman. 
Conductor  D.  T.  Ward,  of  Franklinton,  had  charge  of  the 
railway  train,  on  which  they  penetrated  the  Federal  lines, 
and,  at  serious  peril,  besouglit  the  devastors  of  the  South  to 
spare  the  City.  The  recent  surrender  of  Gen.  R.  E.  Lee, 
and  the  utter  hopelessness  of  Gen.  J.  E.  Johnston's  position, 
alone  saved  Raleigh  from  the  fate  of  Atlanta  and  Columbia. 

Since  the  war  the  population  has  increased  threefold. 
Palaces  of  trade  and  stately  mansions  have  grown  up  in 
every  quarter.  In  nothing  lias  there  been  so  marked  an 
advance  as  in  the  means  of  education.  First,  the  Baptist 
Female  Seminary,  and  then  the  Peace  Institute,  and  then 
Shaw  University,  and  the  Graded  School,  and  others  fol- 
lowed in  rapid  succession,  until  pupils  in  the  corporate 
limits  are  numbered  by  the  thousand. 

The  noble  State  charities  seen  in  the  Asylums  for  the  in- 
sane, and  for  the  blind  and  dumb  were  never  in  more 
admirable  condition  than  at  present.  Dr.  Eugene  Grissom 
has  become  national  in  his  reputation  as  a  skilful  restorer 
of  lost  reason,  the  saddest  and  direst  of  human  calamities. 

We  conclude  this  sketch  with  an  extract  from  the  col- 
umns of  Hales  Weekly,  setting  out  various  matters,  better 
known  to  the  local  editor.  Col.  Frederick  A.  Olds,  than  to 
this  writer : 

All  North  Carolinians  are  interested  in  and  proud  of 
their  Capital  City.  The  name  it  bears  is  significant  and 
appropriate.  Its  central  position  makes  it  the  heart  of  the 
State,  and  its  beauty  and  growth  are  the  honor  and  hojie  of 
all  the  people.  Born  with  the  century,  it  grew  naturally 
because  it  was  the  city  of  residence  of  the  State  Government. 
It  was  nothing  more.  There  was  little  enterprise,  and  no 
business,  as  the  word  is  now  understood.  Its  population 
was  made  up  of  those  who  came  here  as  officers  of  the  depart- 
ments, wealthy  eastern  planters  who  made  it  a  summer 
resort,  and  the  people  who  relied  upon  the  drippings  from 
the  disbursements  of  the  public  funds  for  a  livelihood.  Its 
mild  and  healthful  climate,  its  situation,  and  the  abundance 
and  sturdy  beauty  of  its  trees  made  those  who  came  as  so- 
journers remain  to  live  and  die  in  its  limits.  "  The  City  of 
Oaks"  was  worn  as  a  title  by  the  young  capital.     A  refined 


so  HISTORY  OF  RALEIGH. 

and  cultivated  society  was  the  consequence  of  these  condi- 
tions, hut  there  was  a  dearth  of  the  j)ush  and  eager  desire 
for  rii-hes  that  make  men  risk  present  comlbrt  for  the  sake 
of  future  case  and  plenty.  There  was  enough  and  to  spare, 
and  there  were  no  paupers.  It  was  a  skeleton  citj"^ ;  a  beau- 
tiful village.  The  main  thoroughfares  lay  like  a  cross  on 
the  city  with  the  Capitol,  one  of  the  handsomest  public 
buildings  in  the  Union,  at  their  intersection.  They  began 
at  Union  Square,  stretching  their  broad  lengths  indefinitely 
to  the  points  of  the  compass.  Built  of  wood,  fires  found 
easy  prey,  and  more  than  once  devoured  the  thickly  settled 
portions  of  the  city.     It  grew  by  accretion. 

ITS    WAR   GROWTH. 

When  the  war  broke  out  upon  the  country  Raleigh  be- 
came, the  military  head-quarters  of  the  State.  Camps  of 
instruction  were  established  on  its  outskirts.  It  was  a  sup- 
ply depot.  The  immense  nuQ}ber  of  transient  visitors 
created  a  demand  for  accommodations.  Temporary  build-r 
ings  became  permanent.  The  quick  sale  of  all  the  neces- 
saries of  life  begot  business.  The  fluctuations  of  the 
currency,  and  the  desjierate  affairs  of  men  aroused  a  spirit 
of  spe«!ulation,  and  into  this  excitement  came  the  energy 
and  shrewdness  which  it  naturally  attracts.  From  these  be- 
ginnings came  the  present  Raleigh. 

TJIE   AFTER-WAR   GROWTH. 

Immediately  upon  the  cessation  of  hostilities,  Raleigh 
was  occupied  by  a  large  force  of  the  Federal  army.  The 
troops  were  paid  off,  and  a  large  amount  of  money  was  put 
in  circulation.  This  stimulus  increased  the  pace  of  its  pro- 
gress. Then  came  the  days  of  re-construction.  The  wild 
schemes  of  the  adventurers  were  set  on  foot  and  matured  at 
the  Capital.  The  vast  army  cf  subalterns  that  was  employed 
in  affecting  the  change  in  the  Government  of  the  State  had 
to  be  paid  off  in  fat  jobs.  Workmen  were  paid  good  wages 
for  completing  them.  The  leaders  were  as  reckless  of  their 
own  suddenly  acquired  wealth  as  they  were  avaricious  of 
obtaining  it.  They  sowed  greenbacks  broadcast,  and  pru- 
dent and  far-sighted  business  men  came  behind  them  and 


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reaped  a  golden  harvest.  Money  was  spent  in  every  con- 
ceivable way  in  the  years  from  18G5  to  1870,  and  this  period 
was  undoubtedly  the  "  flush  times  "  of  Raleigh.  The  ma- 
terial progress  was  now  evident.  Handsome  stores  and 
dwellings  rose  rapidly,  and  enterprise  was  manifested  in 
many  ways.  Property  was  held  at  high  figures,  but  found, 
ready  buyers,  and  the  place  began  to  lose  its  old  appear- 
ance, and  assume  that  of  a  growing  city.  Its  population 
had  grown  from  4,000  in  1800  to  8,000  in  1870.  The  im- 
provement did  not  prove  ephemeral,  but  continued  steadily. 
The  panic  of  1873  came,  but  did  not  blight  the  growth  of 
the  city,  wdiose  prosperity  then  became  assured.  No  busi- 
ness houses  sufi'ered  during  those  dark  days,  and  the  people 
did  not  lose  heart  through  the  period  of  depression  which 
followed. 

A   STEADY   PKOSPERITY. 

The  growth  of  the  city,  though  great  in  all  parts,  has  been 
mainly  in  the  eastern  and  northern  portions.  In  1870  the 
progress  made  in  those  portions  is  really  wonderful.  Shady 
streets  and  rows  of  elegant  houses  stand  wdiere,  but  a  short 
time  past,  were  but  bare  fields  or  woods. 

THE   COTTON   BUSINESS 

had  assumed  large  proportions  on  account  of  the  high  price 
of  the  staple,  and  year  by  year  increases.  The  cotton  of 
this  section  ranks  high  in  the  markets,  and  is  always  in 
special  demand.  In  other  branches  trade  has  increased, 
until  now  the  quiet  old  town  has  developed  into  a  bustling 
new  city. 

RAILROAD   FACILITIES. 

There  run  into  the  city  four  railways,  the  Raleigh  &  Gas- 
ton, from  Norfolk ;  the  North  Carol imi,  from  Morehead 
City  ;  the  North  Carolina,  from  Charlotte  ;  and  the  Raleigh 
&  August  Air-Line,  from  Hamlet,  These  give  ready  access 
to  all  points,  North,  South,  East  and  West,  and  place  the 
city  in  direct  communication  with  other  business  centres. 
Another  road  is  proposed  to  run  from  Raleigh  to  Williams- 


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ton,  and  thence  to  Washington,  and  this  route  has  been 
surveyed. 

THE   COTTON   TRADE. 

As  has  been  stated,  this  trade  has  assumed  large  propor- 
tions. It  did  not  really  begin  until  1870,  and  has  since 
shown  a  steady  and  gratifying  increase.  The  dealers  are 
reliable  and  well  acquainted  with  the  staple,  and  the  farm- 
ers have  found  that  no  place  in  the  State  is  so  good  a 
market  as  this.  We  present  below  the  figures,  showing  the 
number  of  bales  sold  here  in  the  various  years  since  1874, 
with  the  increase,  etc. : 

NO.  BALES. 

Receipts  for  the  year  ending  Aug.  31,  1874 25,982 

Aug.  31, 1875 35,032 

Increase 9,050 

Receipts  for  the  year  ending  Aug.  31,  1876 39,774 

Increase  4,742 

Receipts  for  the  year  ending  Aug.  31, 1877 44,274 

Increase  4,500 

Receipts  for  the  year  ending  Aug.  31,  1878 45,318 

In  crease  1 ,044 

Receipts  for  the  year  ending  Aug.  31,  1879 46,394 

Increase  1,076 

BUSINESS   HOUSES. 

The  trade  in  all  departments  of  business  is  good  during 
the  season.  Large  stocks  are  kept,  and  full  lines  carried. 
There  are  three  banks  with  a  capital  of  $1,000,000.  The 
wholesale  trade  has  increased  rapidly,  and  the  city  now 
supplies  several  of  the  counties  adjacent  to  Wake.  The  ex- 
tension of  the  Raleigh  &  Augusta  Air  Line  has  developed 
a  fine  trade,  and  goods  are  sold  extensively  on  all  the  Hues 
of  rail. 

FACTORIES,   SHOPS,  ETC. 

There  is  in  the  city  three  iron  foundries,  one  boiler  shop, 
five  large  planing  mills,  which,  together,  give  employment 


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to  some  250  persons.  At  the  Raleigh  &  Gaston  Railroad 
shops  excellent  work  of  all  kinds  is  done,  and  the  engines 
and  cars  there  built  will  compare  with  those  made  any- 
where in  the  country.  There  are  also  two  furniture  manu- 
factories, in  which  good  work  is  done.  There  are  two  excel- 
lent quarries  near  tiie  city,  from  both  of  which  granite  of  a 
fine  quality  i.s  taken,  as  well  as  three  brick-yards,  which  are 
located  near  the  city,  and  two  marble  and  stone-cutting  es- 
tablishments. 

CHURCHES. 

Our  city  has  an  unusually  large  number  of  churches. 
There  are  ten  of  these  for  white  j :  of  these  three  are  Episco- 
palian, three  Methodist,  two  Baptist,  two  Presbyterian. 
There  are  also  one  Roman  Catholic  chapel  and  one  Jewish 
Synagogue.  Tiiere  are  seven  colored  churches — two  Meth- 
odist, two  Baptist,  two  Congregational  and  one  Episcopalian. 
In  addition  there  is  one  white  and  one  colored  chapel  at 
schools.  A  new  church  is  being  built  for  the  Second  Bap- 
tist congregation,  white,  and  a  largebrick  one  for  the  colored 
Baptists. 

SCHOOLS. 

The  city  has  first-class  educational  facilities,  its  schools 
having  a  wide  rej)utation  for  the  ability  of  the  instructors 
and  the  thoroughness  of  the  instruction  given.  The^e  are 
three  white  female  colleges  carrying  on  the  rolls  250  pupils. 
There  is  a  male  high  school,  at  which  70  boys  are  in  attend- 
ance. The  white  graded  school  has  on  its  roster  610  child- 
ren. There  are  also  seven  other  white  schools,  two  of  them 
parochial,  all  preparatory,  with  an  attendance  of  about  150; 
making  a  total  of  1,080  white  children  at  our  schools.  There 
is  a  colored  normal  school,  for  male  and  female  teachers,  at 
which  are  some  GO  students  ;  a  large  colored  mixed  school — • 
the  Shaw  Collegiate  Institute — with  150 ;  three  colored 
graded  schools,  with  750 ;  and  a  colored  school  at  Oberlin, 
with  100 — a  total  of  over  1,000  colored  children.  Thus  we 
find  that  there  are  at  our  schools  2,180  pupils. 

PUBLIC   BUILDINGS. 

The  Capitol,  one  of  the  finest  buildings  in  the  South,  is  in 


84  HISTORY  OF  RALEIGH. 

Union  Square.  A  mile  away  stands  the  Lunatic  Asylum, 
one  of  tiie  three  State  institutions  for  those  unfortunates. 
Near  at  hand,  and  in  the  city,  are  the  Institutions  for  the 
white  and  colored  Deaf  and  Dumb  and  the  Blind.  The 
United  States  Government  has  completed  a  magnificent 
Courthouse  and  Post-office.  The  city  has  a  Metropolitan 
Building,  containing  a  public  hall,  Mayor's  court,  guard  and 
assembly  rooms  and  a  market,  which  is  commodious.  Near 
the  city,  two  miles  away,  are  located  the  Fair  Grounds  of 
the  State  Agricultural  Society,  covering  forty  acres,  and 
which  are  admirably  arranged. 

SUBURBAN   HOMES. 

There  is  a  growing  taste  for  houses  in  the  suburbs.  Quite 
a  town,  composed  almost  entirely  of  colored  people,  has  grown 
up  a  mile  northwest  of  the  city.  The  length  is  more  than 
a  mile,  and  it  has  some  750  inhabitants.  It  has  been  given 
the  name  of  Oberlin.  There  is  another  suburb,  called  Brook- 
lyn, in  the  same  direction,  with  about  100  residents.  The 
houses  in  the  city  are  almost  entirely  of  wood,  but  little  stone 
or  brick  being  used  in  the  construction  of  dwellings.  An 
ample  space  is  given  each  dwelling,  and  this  causes  the  city 
to  cover  much  ground.  One  of  the  public  squares  is  used 
as  a  cotton  yard,  and  another  as  an  ornamental  garden. 

CITY   GOVERNMENT,  &C, 

There  is  but  little  crime,  comparatively  speaking,  here. 
The  city  authorities  are  a  Mayor  and  Board  of  Aldermen. 
There  is  a  Chief  of  Police  and  a  force  of  ten  men  ;  a  Health 
Officer;  a  Street  Superintendent  and  a  street  force  of  twenty 
laborers.  There  is  one  steam  fire  company,  one  colored  fire 
company,  and  bucket  and  hook  and  ladder  companies.  Five 
comr)anies  of  State  troops  are  here — two  white,  three  colored; 
one  artillery,  four  infantry.  The  city  is  lighted  with  gas 
and  gasoline.  There  are  58  miles  of  streets  open,  150  lamps, 
and  87  public  pumps.  There  are  thirteen  fire  cisterns  fin- 
ished or  in  progress,  with  a  total  capacity  of  275,000  gallons. 
There  is  a  charity  hospital  for  theindigentsick  and  disabled. 

THE   year's    improvement. 

During  the  year,  up  to  the  first  of  September,  there  were 


HISTORY  OF  RALEIGH.  35 

completed  three  brick  stores,  five  of  wood,  and  thirty  one 
dwellings  of  all  descriptions,  many  of  them  handsome  ones. 
There  are  now  in  progress  three  stores,  of  wood;  two 
churches;  three  brick  dwellings,  and  tv*enty-eight  dwellings 
of  wood.  A  number  of  improvements  have  been  made  on 
the  streets  and  side-walks.  The  roads  out  from  the  city 
afford  excellent  drives,  and  the  citizens  have  an  unusually 
large  number  of  fine  equipages. 

GENERAL   NCTES. 

There  are  ten  papers  published  here.  Of  these  three  are 
dailies,  six  weeklies  and  one  monthly.  Two  of  these  are 
for  colored  people,  one  of  them  being  an  industrial  journal. 
The  colored  people  will  hold  an  Industrial  Fair  during  the 
coming  autumn. 

There  are  three  white  cemeteries,  and  one  for  colored  per- 
sons, and  a  National  and  a  Confederate  cemetery. 

There  are  six  hotels,  nine  boarding  houses  and  five  restau- 
rants in  the  city,  which  aflbrd  ample  accommodations  to 
visitors. 

The  professions  are  represented  by  men  of  high  intelli- 
gence and  character.  Trade  is  carried  on  by  honest  mer- 
chants, and  work  in  all  departments  is  done  by  thrifty  and 
sober  workingmen.  A  good  understanding  between  em- 
ployers and  employees  has  avoided  any  necessity  for  strikes, 
and  the  labor  of  the  year  moves  on  as  quietly  as  the  days 
succeed  the  nights.  Raleigh  needs  factories  of  all  kinds. 
It  can  bear  double  its  population  without  extending  its 
limits,  and  then  its  population  would  not  be  dense  enough 
to  increase  its  mortality,  that  is  now  insignificant  in  com- 
parison with  other  cities  of  tiie  Union.  The  people  of  Ral- 
eigh are  given  to  hospitality,  and  strangers  coming  amongst 
us  linger  with  delight  and  leave  us  with  reluctance. 

CENTENNIAL    GRADED    SCHOOL. 

This  school  was  establishe<l  for  whites  in  187G,  in  the  old 
Governor's  Mansion,  at  the  foot  of  Fayetteville  street.  On 
the  first  of  August  in  that  year  it  was  opened.  There  was 
an  attendance  of  40U  pupils  during  the  first  month  of  its 
existence.     Capt.  Dugger  was  then,  as  now,  the  Principal, 


36  HISTORY  OF  RALEIGH. 

and  was  assisted  by  eight  teachers.  The  greater  portion  of 
the  teachers  had  but  little  experience,  and  found  the  new 
systems  of  instruction  somewhat  hard  to  master,  but  they 
soon  became  proficient.  During  the  year  1876  there  were 
668  children  on  the  rolls.  In  1877,  the  second  year,  there 
were  503  enrolled.  In  1878  there  were  611  pupils,  and  an- 
other teacher  was  added.  The  present  term  opened  with 
618  children  on  the  rolls  during  the  month  of  August. 
There  are  now  ten  teachers — three  male,  seven  female.  Of 
the  pupils  314  are  boys  and  304  girls.  The  average  age  of 
the  children  is  ten  years,  though  many  are  there  who  are 
nearly  grown  ;  no  children  attend  under  six  years.  In  the 
Kindergarten  department  are  175  children  of  an  average 
age  of  seven  years.  There  is  much  music  about  the  build- 
ing, and  to  it  all  the  motions  of  the  scholars  are  executed. 
In  the  play  grounds,  which  are  large,  the  children  are  kept 
entirely  separate.  The  school  obtains  from  all  sources  about 
$5,000  per  annum;  the  building  is  rented  from  the  Gov- 
ernor, and  has  been  somewhat  altered  in  the  interior  to 
better  fit  it  for  its  present  uses.  There  are  now  ten  rooms, 
but  they  are  illy  adapted  for  use  as  a  school.  The  system  of 
teaching  in  a  graded  school  permits  one  teacher  to  instruct 
more  pupils  than  could  otherwise  be  taught  by  two  persons. 
The  school  is  generally  liked  in  the  city,  though  of  course,  as 
in  all  public  institutions,  there  are  some  objectionable  feature  s. 

THE   JOHNSON   SCHOOL. 

This  is  the  largest  in  numbers  of  the  colored  graded  schools, 
and  is  situated  near  Hilisboro  street,  rear  of  the  Methodist 
church,  colored.  It  was  organized  as  a  school  in  1855,  and 
was  then  altogether  in  charge  of  white  teachers  from  the 
North.  Now  the  teachers  are  all  appointed  by  the  School 
Committee,  who  have  jurisdiction  over  all  such  matters. 
There  are  at  this  school  180  pupils,  who  are  in  three  depart- 
ments— first  and  second  intermediate,  and  first  and  second 
primary.  The  Principal  is  Miss  Louise  S.  Dorr,  and  there 
are  four  teachers — three  male,  one  female.  In  the  highest 
department  of  instruction  there  are  classes  in  Latin,  algebra, 
chemistry,  etc.  Special  care  is  given  in  this  to  fit  pupils  to 
become  teachers. 


HISTORY  OF  RALEIGH.  37 


THE   BAPTTST   SCHOOL. 

This  colored  graded  school  is  held  in  the  Baptist  church 
on  Halifax  street,  near  the  Raleigh  &  Gaston  Railroad  shops, 
and  the  school  was  established  this  year  with  pupils  taken 
from  the  old  school  at  Tupper's  church.  There  are  now  en- 
rolled 159  pupils.  The  teachers  are  three  in  number — one 
male,  two  female. 

THE   ST.    AUGUSTINE   SCHOOL. 

This  other  branch  of  the  former  graded  school  at  Tupper's 
church,  is  held  at  St.  Augustine  church,  near  the  Deaf, 
Dumb  and  Blind  Asylum.  It  is  small  in  numbers,  there 
being  only  thirty  pupils  enrolled,  with  one  teacher — a  fe- 
male— in  charge. 

EAST   RALEIGH   SCHOOL. 

This  school  is  also  a  graded  one.  It  is  situated  on  Davie 
street,  in  one  of  the  old  wooden  buildings  used  at  the  old 
Fair  Grounds.  The  number  of  pupils  the  present  session  is 
73,  who  are  in  charge  of  a  male  teacher.  The  school  was 
first  organized  in  November,  1878. 

Tt  will  be  seen  from  the  above  that  there  are  now  on  the 
rolls  of  the  white  graded  school  618  pupils,  and  on  the  rolls 
of  the  four  colored  graded  schools  442  scholars,  giving  a  to- 
tal of  1,060  in  attendance  at  the  public  schools  of  the  city. 
There  is  also  a  graded  school  in  Oberlin  for  colored  child- 
ren, which  carries  on  its  rolls  about  one  hundred.  One 
thing  noticeable  is  the  absence  of  proper  school  buildings 
for  either  the  white  or  colored  public  schools.  All  save  one 
are  held  in  wooden  buildings,  while  the  white  school  is  in  a 
building  in  nowise  suitable.  As  public  spirit  becomes  im- 
proved, it  is  hoped  that  the  city  will  erect  two  large  and 
substantial  structures,  one  for  each  race,  with  accommoda- 
tions for  two  thousand  children.  The  growth  of  the  city 
will  in  all  ways  demand  this  in  the  near  future. 


POPULATION  OF  RALEIGH,  N.  C. 

(As  taken  by  the  Publishers  of  this  Work,  November  10,  1S79.) 

Wliite  Males 2,732 

White  Females 3,039 

5,771 

ColoredMales 2,161 

Colored  Females 2,886 

5,047 

Total 10,813 

Tlien^are  also  between  twelve  and  fifteen  hundred  outside  of  tlie  cor- 
poration not  included  in  this  report. 

JACOB  S.  ALLEN.  FEED.  A.  WATSON. 

JACOB    S.  ALLEN   ac  CO., 

RALEIGH,  N.   C 

Building    Contractors, 

AND  MANUFACTUTtEES  OF 

SASH,  DOORS,  BLmBS,  B^OULDIHGS,  BRACKETS, 

:and  all,  kinds  of 
Ornamental,  Scroll  and  Turned  Work. 

WINDOW  AND    DOOR     FRAMES    MADE    TO   ORDER- 

O-Grive  VLH  a  Call  Before  Orderiiije- 

Shops  Located  on  Harrington  Street,  where  it  Crosses  E.  &  G.  R.  R. 

W.  D.  BETTS.  M.  F.  KING. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

CHOICE  FAMILY  SRGCERISS 

And  Farmers'  Supplies. 

S©"Strict  personal  attention  given  to  consignments,  and  quick  sale 
for  best  prices,  and  prompt  returns  guaranteed. 

Nos.  9  and  11  Hargett  Street, 
^ RALEIGH,    N.    C 

C.  W.  BULLOCK.  W.  D    THOMPSON. 

BULLOCK  &  THOMPSON?, 

COJVTRACTORS    ITOii 

House,   Sign  and   Ornamental   Painting, 

RALEIGH,  B:.  C. 

We  do  all  kinds  of  painting  in  every  i)ortion  of  tlie  State,  and  guaran- 
tee entire  satisfaction  in  everj'  case.  Eefer  to  every  good  citizen  of  Eal- 
eigh,  and  to  our  work,  wliich  can  be  .seen  anvwl)ere  you  iro. 

Addr.-.ss  all  orders  to  BULLOCIC  &       HO^PH<>:«, 

3  Ilargctt  Street,  RALEIGH,  X.  C. 


EMERSON  &  CO.'S 


agt  aprent 

al alley 

av  avenue 

bds boards 

bet between 

bkpr bookkeeper 

bldg building: 

elk clerk 

c colored 

com  mer commission 

merchant 

condr conductor 

cor - corner 

dept deputy 

dist  district 

E  or  e east 

e  s  east  side 


ABBREVIATIONS. 

lab laborer 

mkr maker 

mnf  K manufacturing 

mnfr manufacturer 

Norn  north 

n  e north  east 

nr  near 

ns     north  side 

nw northwest 

opp opposite 

pk park 

pi  place 

PO post  office 

Pres president 

prin.  principal 

propr ...proprietor 

pub publisher 


r  residence- 

rd road; 

ret retail 

Rev Reverend' 

s  e south  east 

S  or  s south 

s  s south  side 

St street 

sw southwest 

sec secretary 

supt  superintendent 

treas treasurer 

W  or  w west 

ws west  side- 

whol wholesale 

Wid widow 

wk8 works 


ABRAMS  CHAS,  shoe  mkr,  e  s  Wilmington,  7  s  Mor- 
gan, r  country 

Abrams  Wm,  harness  mkr  W  B  Hutchings 

Adams  Alexander,  city  hand,  bds  s  e  cor  West  and  Cannon 

Adams  Barbara,  wid  of  Wm,  res  McDowell  1  n  Davie 

Adams  Chas,  drayman  J  C  Brewster 

Adams  D  Thomas,  elk  L  Adams,  r  e  end  Newborn  av 


40  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Adams  Eddy  A,  printer,  bds  e  s  Blount  4  s  South 
Adams  James  (c),  r  s  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Davie 
Adams  James  A,  bkpr  L  Adams,  re  end  Newbern  av 
Adams  James  P,  shoemaker,  r  s  end  Wilmington 
Adams  John,  wks  Mitchell's  steam  boiler  works 
Adams  Len  H,  grocer,  cotton  factor  and  commission  mer- 

cliant  s  w  cor  Martin  and  Wihnington,  r  w  s  Person  1 

n  Edenton 
Adams  Lynn,  grocer  and  commission  merchant  Exchange 

Place  and  Martin  5  w  Wilmington,  r  e  end  Newbern  av 
Adams  Maggie,  wid  of  Thomas,  r  n  e  cor  Jones  and  West 
Adams  Marion  J,  wks  R  N  Mitchell,  bds  w  s  West  1  n  Jones 
Adams  Patrick,  wks  Mitchell's  steam  boiler  works 
Adams  Warren  (c),  porter  W  Woollcott 
Adkins  James,  painter,  r  w  s  Person  3  n  Cabarrus 
^tna  Life  Insurance  Co,  W  H  Crow,  genl  agt,  over  49Fay- 

etteville 
Albertson  Jonathan  W,  U  S  district  attorney  for  eastern 

district  of  N  C,  office  U  S  Court  House  and  postofhce 

bldg,  r  s  e  cor  Person  and  Jones 
Albertson  Jonathan  W  Jr,  deputy   U  S  marshal,  r  s  e  cor 

Person  and  Jones 
Alderson  Thomas  B,  carpenter,  wks  Ellington,  Royster  & 

Co,  r  n  s  North  2  w  McDowell 
Alexander  Jacob  (c),  servant  T  H  Briggs,  r  n  s  Edenton  1 

w  McDowell 
Alexander  Levi  (c),  carpenter  Kingsley  &  Ashley,  r  s  e  cor 

Cannon  and  Manly  av 
Alexander  P  M  (c),  asst  teacher  Shaw  University  r  same 
Alexander  Samuel  (c),  brakeman   R&GRR,  rws  West 

opp  Lane 
Alford  James  H,  (Marcom  &  Alford,)  rws  Salisbury  2  n 

Edenton 
Alford  Marcellus  (c),  butcher,   r  rear  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w 

McDowell 
Alford  Nicholas  (c),  restaurant  w  s  Wilmington  5  s  Hargett, 

r  s  s  Davie  2  e  East 
Alford  Wm  II,  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  r  s  e  cor  West 

and  Morgan 
AUcott  Wayne,  dealer  in  machinery  and  agricultural  im- 
plements n  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Davie,  rws  Salis- 
bury 1  s  Cabarrus 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  41 

Allen  Anthony  (c),  waiter  Yarbrough  House,  r  n  s  Cannon 
1  w  Dawson 

Allen  Charles  S,  freight  agt  R  .^'  G  R  R  and  R  &  A  R  R, 
r  s  e  cor  Hargett  and  Harrii  gton 

Allen  Gabriel  (c),  watchman  Jones,  Green  &  Powt  11,  res 
West  1  s  Martin 

Allen  George  M,  (Allen  &  Cram,)  r  w  s  Wilmington  1  s 
Davie 

Allen  Henry,  elk  Latta  &  Myatt,  bds  n  e  cor  Edenton  and 
McDowell 

Allen  Jacob  S,  (Jacob  S  Allen  &  Co,)  r  w  s  Dawson  1  n 
Edenton 

Allen  Jacob  S  &  Co,  (Jacob  S  Allen  and  Fred  A  Watson,) 
builders  and  contractors  s  w  cor  North  and  Harrington 

Allen  Junius  (c),  r  nr  s  end  Fayetteville 

Allen  Norman  (c),  lab,  r  s  w  limits 

Allen  Paul  D,  elk  R  &  G  R  R,  bds  Oak  City  Hotel 

Allen  Pomp  (c),  r  s  end  Fayetteville 

Allen  Samuel  (c),  r  rear  s  s  Martin  2  w  Blount 

Allen  Thomas  W,  engineer  R  &  A  R  R,  bds  National  Hotel 

Allen  Will,  mail  carrier,  bds  s  e  cor  West  and  Cannon 

Allen  Wm  (c),  well  digger,  r  rear  s  s  Davie  3  e  East 

Allen  &  Cram,  (George  M  Allen  &  Wra  Cram),  proprs 
Raleigh  Ag  Works,  n  e  cor  Davie  and  McDowell 

Alston  Chas  (c),  carpenter  J  S  Allen  &  Co 

Alston  Chas  (c),  porter  Singer  Sewing  Mach 

Alston  Daniel  (c),  porter  Jones,  Green  &  Powell,  res  West 
1  s  Martin 

Alston  Detham  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  w  cor  West  &  South 

Alston  Evans  (c),  r  n  s  Cannon  1  w  Fayetteville 

Alston  Hilliard  (c),  waiter  National  Hotel 

Alston  James  (c).  fireman  R  &  A  R  R 

Alston  James  W,  physician,  office  Simpson's  drug  store,  r 
s  w  cor  Peace  and  Blount 

Alston  John  (c),  carpenter  J  S  Allen  &  Co 

Alston  Joseph  (c),  porter  Cooke  &  Wainwright,  r  ss  Smith- 
field  2  e  Wilmington 

Alstin  Moses  (c),  cook  Tucker  House,  r  nr  s  end  Wilming- 
ton 

Alston  Oscar  F  (c),  r  s  e  cor  Harrington  and  Martin 

Alston  Peter  (c),  r  n  s  Cannon  1  w  Fayetteville 


42  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Alston  Ralph  H  (c),  grocer  s  s  Hargett  3  e  Wilmington,  r  n  s 
Cannon,  2  w  Fayetteville 

Alston  Solomon  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Martin  4  e  East 

A  M  E  Church,  n  w  cor  Hillsboro  and  Harrington 

Amis  Candiss  wid  of  Jackson,  r  ws  Salisbury  1  s  Lane 

Amis  Moses  N,  atty  at  law  old  Sentinel  bldg  s  of  Court 
House,  bds  w  s  Salisbury  1  s  Lane 

Andrews  Alex  B,  supt  N  C  R  R  office  Yarbrough  House, 
r  nw  cor  Blount  and  North 

Andrews  Andrew  (c),  wks  T  H  Briggs  &  Sons  5- 

Anderson  David,  r  s  s  Martin  and  Dawson 

Andrews  Henry,  watchman  R  &  G  R  R  Depot,  r  n  s  Salis- 
bury 3  s  Lane 

Anderson  Jack  (c), carpenter  Briggs  &  Son,  res  Bloodworth 
2  n  Davie 

Andrev/s  George  W,  wks  R  &  G  R  R  Shops,  r  s  s  Hillsboro 
1  e  Harrington 

Andrews  Mrs  H,  wid  of  W  R,  r  n  w  cor  Hillsboro  and  Daw- 
son 

Anderson  P  Bruce,  apprentice  Uzzell  &  Wiley,  r  s  s  Martin 
1  w  Dawson 

Andrews  Philemon  H,  bkpr  Citizens'  National  Bank,  r  n  w 
cor  Blount  and  North 

Andrews  Robt  B,  (R.  B.  Andrews  &  Co),  bds  Yarbrough 
House 

Andrews  R  B  &  Co,  (Robt  B  Andrews  and  Seymour  W 
Whiting)  clothing,  gent  furnishing  goods,  etc,  27  Fay- 
etteville 

Anderson  Wrn  J,  elk  W  C  &  A  B  Stronach^  r  s  s  Martin  1  w 
Dawson 

Anderson  "Wm  E,  Pres  Citizens'  National  Bank,  also  Vice 
Pres  North  Carolina  State  Life  Ins  Co,  r  s  s  Jones  1  e 
East 

Andrews  Wm  N,  street  commissioner,  res  Harrington  1  s 
Cabarrus 

Archer  Junius  (c),  wks  W  H  Crow,  r  n  e  cor  Halifax  and 
Jones 

Arendell  Daniel  (c),  barber  Burgess  Reid,  r  Wilmington 

Arendell  Falcom  B,  (Redford  &  Arendell),  bds  National 
Hotel 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  43 

Argo  Thomas  M,  atty  at  law,  e  s  Fayetteville  2  n  Yar- 

broujili  House  up  stiiirs,  r  ii  end  Person 
Armistead  David  (c),  wks  Cook's  brickyard,  r  rear  w  s  West 

]  s  Morgan 
Armstrong  John,  book  bindery  and  blank  book  manufr, 
Bagley  build'gso  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin,  rs  s  Mar- 
tin 1  w  Person 
Arnold  Daniel  (c),  barber,  r  s  end  Wilmington 
Arnold  James,  elk  D  H  Crawford,  r  se  cor  East  and  Lenoir 
Arrington  Fannie  B,  asst  teacher  primary  and  kindergarten 

department  Peace  Institute,  r  same 
Arrington  Sylvester  (c),  r  nw  cor  Newbern  ave  and  Blood- 
worth 
Arrington  Thos  G,  bds  Yarborough  House 
Ashe  John  (c),  lab,  r  ws  Salisbury  2  s  South 
Ashe  Mrs  Rosa,  wid  of  Thos  H,  r  ns  Hillsboro  2  w  Saun- 
ders 
Ashe  Samuel  A,  editor   and    propr   Raleigh    Daily   and 
Weekly  Observer,  n  s  Martin  1   e   Fayetteville,  r  n  s 
Hillsboro  2  w  Saunders 
Ashe  Thomas  S,  Associate  Justice,  r  Wadesboro,  N  C,  bds 

National  Hotel 
Ashe  Zachary  (c),  carpenter,  r  ss  North  1  e  Dawson 
Ashley  Wm  E,  (Kingsley  &  Ashley),  r  n  end  Salisbury 
Askew  Chas  T,  sect  and  treas  W  F  Askew,  bds  National 

Hotel 
Askew  W  F,  manufr  of  paper,  office  ss  Martin  5  e  Fay- 
etteville, factory  and  r  Neuse,  N  C 
Atkins  Benj  F,  elk  R  B  Andrews  &  Co,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Atkins  Calvin  (c),  r  ws  West  1  n  Lane 
Atkins  J  A,  carpenter,  bds  Cooke's  Hotel 
Atkins  Sera  (c),  r  rear  cor  Fayetteville  and  Davie 
Atkinson  Devereux  (c),  blacksmith,  r  ws  Dawson  1  s  South 
Atkinson  Joseph  M,  minister,  r  ss  North  1  e  East 
Austin  Campbell  (c),  ditcher,  r  ns  Lenoir  4  w  McDowell 
Austin  Frank  (c),  porter  Oak  City  Hotel,  r  same 
Austin  George  (c),  lab,  r  ns  Manly  av  1  w  Fayetteville 
Austin  Hardy  (c),  lab,  r  ws  Harrington,  2  n  Edenton 
Austin  Joyner  (c),  r  ws  Salisbury  2  n  Davie 
Austin  Jackson  (c),  (Austin  &   Moore),  r  ss  Cabarrus   6  e 
East 


44  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Austin  &  Moore  (c),  (Jackson  Austin  and  Isaac  B  Moore), 
undertakers  and  cabinet  makers,  e  s  Salisbury  2  s  Mor- 
gan 

Avera  David  B,  (Parker  &  Avera),  brls  Yarborough  House 

A  vera  James  (c),  r  ns  Lenoir  1  vv  R  R 

Ayars  Frank  S,  machinist  J  C  Brewster,  bds  Oak  City 
Hotel 


B 


ACHAEAN  JOSEPH,  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co. 


Backes  Louis,  tailor  and  repairer,  n  s  Hargett  1  e  Wilming- 
ton, r  same 
Badger  Richard  C,  atty  at  law,  room  6  Bagley  bldg,  s  e  cor 

Eayetteville  and  Martin,  bds  Tucker  House 
Badger  Sherwood,  elk  supt  N  C  R  R  office,  r  s  s  Jones,  1  e 

Wilmington 
Badger  Thomas,  genl  freight  and  passenger  agt  R  &  G  and 

R&ARR,  rss  Jones  1  e  Wilmington 
Badger  Wm  (c),  r  rear  n  s  Martin  5  w  Blount 
Bagley  LeRoy  G,  dept  elk  Supreme   Court,  bds  National 

Hotel 
Bagley  Wm  IT,  elk  Supreme  Court,  r  n  w  cor  South  and 

Blount 
Bagwell  Lorenzo  C,  elk  Cooke  &  Wainwright,  bds   Cooke's 

Hotel 
Bailey  Rev.  Christopher  T  (Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co), 

r  w  s  Blount,  1  n  Polk 
Bailey  Frank  L  (Young  &  Bailey),  r  14  miles  n  of  Raleigh 
Bain  Donald  W,  chief  elk  State  Treasurer's  office,  r  n  e  cor 

Hillsboro  and  West 
Baker  Catherine  (c),  r  n  s  Martin  1  e  Harrington 
Baker  James  (c)  (O'Kellv  &  Baker),  r  w  s  Fayetteville  5  n 

NCRR 
Baker  John  (c),  r  w  s  Fayetteville,  corporate  limits 
Baker  John  H,  elk  W  C  &  A  B  Stronach,  rss  Martin  1  w 

Person 
Baker  Joseph  I,  cotton  buyer,  s  s  Martin  3  e  Wilmington, 

bds  n  w  corner  Hillsboro  and  Dawson 
Baker  Phillip  (c),  waiter  National  Hotel,  r  same 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  45 

Baker  Philip  S,  wks  Rand  &  Barbee  Bros,  r  n  s  Martin  1  e 

Harrington 
Baker  Prof  Wm,  bds  7  Fayetteville 
Baker  "SYm,  physician,  r  n  w  cor  Cannon  and  "West 
Baldwin  Henry  (c),  porter  Geo  Goldman,  r  13  Hargett 
Ball  Charles,  tinner  J  C  Brewster,  bds  w  s  Dawson  1  s  Lane 
Ball  Flementine,  wid  of  Dr  John,  r  n  w  cor  Bloodworth  and 

Peace 
Ball  Geo  F,  cigar  mkr  F  Gruendler,  r  w  s  Person  1  n  Davie 
Ball  Jesse  G,  delivery  elk  post  office,  r  w  s  Person  1  n  Davie 
Ball  John  T,  coach  mkr,  r  w  s  Person  1  n  Davie 
Ball  Joseph  R,  mail  agent  Raleigh  to  Hamlet,  r  w  s  Person 

1  n  Davie 

Ballard  Virginius,  bkpr  W  C  &  A  BStronach  and  sec  Grand 

Lodge  I  0  G  T,  r  w  s  Blount  2  n  Lenoir 
Banks  Braxton,  student,  bds  n  s  Jones  1  e  East 
Baptist  Church  s  w  cor  Salisbury  and  Edenton 
Baptist  State  Sunday  School  and   Mission  Boards,  John  E 

Ray,  corresponding  sec,  20  Fayetteville 
Barbee  Claud  B  (Rand  &  Barbee  Bros),  bds  e  s  Wilming- 
ton 3  n  Cabarrus 
Barbee  Christopher  C,  r  e  s  Wilmington  2  s  Davie 
Barbee  Edgar  B  (Rand  &  Barbee  Bros),  r  s  s  Newbern  av, 

2  w  Bloodworth 

Barbee  Mordecai  B,  Justice  of  the  Peace,  old  Sentinel  bldg 
w  s  Fayetteville  s  Court  House,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  2  s 
Jones 

Barbee  Wm  E,  brickmason,  r  s  s  Polk  4  e  East 

Barber  Joseph  W  (Johnson  &  Barber),  res  Person  3  s  Davie 

Barfoot  Edward,  watchman  G  W  Wynne  &  Co,  bds  s  s  Mor- 
gan 1  e  Person 

Barham  James  (c),  carpenter,  r  nw  cor  Harrington  and 
Martin 

Barham  J  C  E  (c),  minister,  r  s  e  cor  Haywood  and  Cabarrus 

Barham  Matthew  (c),  res  East  2  s  South 

Barker  Simon  (c),  wks  Marcom  &  Alford,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  1 
w  McDowell 

Barker  Simon  (c),  wks  Julius  Lewis  &  Co,  r  n  s  Edenton  2 
w  Dawson 

Barker  'Squire  (c),  wks  Cooke's  brickyard,  r  s  s  Cannon  w 
limits 


46  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Barker  Thomas  (c),  driver  A.  D,  Royster  &  Bro,  r  n  s  Cabar- 
rus 1  w  McDowell 

Barlow  George,  brickmason,  r  w  s  Haywood  3  s  Davie 

Barlow  Malphus,  plasterer,  r  w  s  Haywood  3  s  Davie 

Barnes  Wm  (c),  stone  cutter  Whitelaw  &  Campbell,  r  s  s 
Lenoir  2  w  Blount 

Barnes  Wm  (c),  cook  lunatic  asylum,  r  n  s  Davie  1  e  Mc- 
Dowell 

Barnhill  Alex  T,  vegetables  market  house,  r  w  s  Swain  2  n 
Hargett 

Barnhill  John,  blacksmith,  r  w  s  Swain  2  n  Hargett 

Barrett  George,  wks  J  Lewis  &  Co,  r  rear  n  s  Hargett  3  w 
Swain 

Barron  Albert  W,  elk  Cooke  &  Wainwright 

Bosher  Royall  T,  plasterer,  r  n  w  limits 

Bashford  John  A,  blacksmith  Allen  &  Cram,  r  n  e  cor  Polk 
and  Short 

Bashford  Thomas,  farmer,  r  e  end  Davie 

Bashford  Thomas  J,  bar  tender  Higgs  House,  r  s  s  Davie  nr 
limits 

Baskell  Wm  (c),  lab.  bds  w  s  Dawson  1  n  Lenoir 

Bason  Robert  (c),  waiter  Cooke's  Hotel 

Batchelor  Edward  A,  bds  s  s  Martin  1  w  McDowell 

Batchelor  Joseph  B  (J  B  &  W  P  Batchelor),  bds  s  s  Mar- 
tin 1  w  McDowell 

Batchelor  J  B  &  W  P  (Joseph  B  &  W  Plummer),  attys  at 
law  e  s  Favetteville  2  n  Yarbrough  House,  up  stairs 

Batchelor  W  JPlummer  (J  B  &  W  P  Batchelor),  bds  Yar- 
brough House 

Bates  Fleming,  family  groceries  e  s  Fayetteville  2  s  Market 
Phice,  r  s  s  Hargett  3  w  Swain 

Battle  Richard  H,  r  s  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Cabarrus 

Battle  Richard  H  (Battle  &  Mordecai),  r  n  w  cor  Lane  and 
Wihniugton 

Battle  Robert  (c),  bds  s  e  cor  Dawson  and  Cabarrus 

Battle  &  Mordecai  (Richard  H  Battle  and  Samuel  F  Mor- 
decai), attys  at  Law  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 

Baumann  Albert,  professor  of  music  Peace  Institute,  r  n  w 
cor  Halifax  and  Weldon 

Beacham  Belton,  carpenter,  res  Harrington  1  n  Davie 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  47 

Beacham  Hartwell  L,  carpenter,   r  n  w  cor  Blount  and 

Martin 
Beacham  Hartwell  R,  carpenter,  res  Harrington  1  n  Davie 
Beacham  Thomas  L,  elk  H  Yearby 
Beaslcy  Charles,  r  w  s  Blount  1  s  Martin 
Beaslcy  John  W,  policeman,  r  ns  Lenoir  3  e  East 
Beasley  Rebecca  A,  millinery  and  dress  mkr  ladies  and 
children  ready  made  clothing,  ws  Blount  1  s  Martin,  r 
same 
Beckham  John  H,  engineer  R&GRR,  rnsR  &GRR, 

opp  Dawson 
Beckwith  Evelyn  C,  proprietress  Central  Hotel,  n  e  cor  Wil- 
mington and  Hargett,  r  same 
Beckwith  Ira,  elk  T  H  Briggs  &  Sons,  r  ws  West  2  s  Mor- 
gan 
Beckwith  Roburton  B,  elk  Central  Hotel,  r  same 
Bell  Hilliard,  gun  and  lock  smith  es  Wilmington  5  n  Har- 
gett, r  2  miles  s  of  Raleigh 
Bell  John  H,  overseer  penitentiary,  r  s  e  cor  Hargett  and 

Person 
Bell  John  H  jr,  overseer  penitentiary,  r  se  cor  Hargett  and 

Person 
Bell  Junius  (c),  lab,  r  ns  Martin  4  w  Swain 
Bell  William  B,  r  w  s  Dawson  1  s  Lane 
Belo  Robt  W,  (Stronach  &  Belo),  res  Person  1  s  INIartin 
Belvin  diaries  H,  teller  Raleigh  National   Bank,  r  n  s 

Eden  ton  1  e  Blount 
Belvin  Thos  J,  carpenter,  r  n  s  South  2  e  AVilmington 
Belvin  W  L,  carpenter,  r  n  s  Salisbury  5  n  North 
Bemry  Lewis  (c),  r  n  e  cor  Lenoir  and  McDowell 
Bennett  Frank    E,  pressman  J   S  Hampton,  res  West  2  s 

South 
Benton  Sallie  (c),  wid  of  Harry,  res  McDowell  1  s  Lenoir 
Berry  Harvey  D,  (H  D  Berry  <fe  Co)  r  Lexington,  Ky,  bds 

Tucker  House 
Berry  Logan,  bar  tender  J  S  Taylor,  r  w  s  Fayetteville  4  n 

N  C  R  R 
Berry  Sarah,  wid  of  Wm,  r  ws  Fayetteville  4  n  N  C  R  R 
Berry  H  D  &  Co,  (Harvey  D  Berry,  Benj  S,  Peter  T,  Nathan 
F,  and  Frank  N  Gentry),  Kentucky  boarding  and  sales 
stables  u  s  Martin  2  e  Wilmington 


48  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Besson  Bettie,  wid  of  Edward,  ladies  and  children  furnish- 
ing goods,  s  w  cor  Salishury  and  Martin,  r  same 
Best  Rig  G,  supt  city  rock  quary,  r  w  s  Salisbury  3  n  Davie 
Best  Robert  W,  agt  Hale's  Weekly,  r  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w  West 
Betts  Barzilla  B,  lab,  r  ws  Harrington  1  s  Lane 
Betts  James  M,  policeman,  r  ws  Harrington  1  s  Lane 
Betts  Samuel,  wks  R  &  G  R  R  Depot,  r  n  e  cor  Lane  and 

Dawson 
Betts  Sylvester  J,  canvasser  Singer  sewing  machine,  bds  7 

Favetteville 
Betts  Wm  D  (Betts  &  King),  bds  7  Fayetteville 
Betts  W  C,  machinist,  R  &  G  R  R  Shops,  r  s  s  Weldon  1  w 

Salisbury 
Betts  &  King,  (William  D  Betts  and  Millard  F  King),  gro- 
ceries and  provisions  9  and  11  Hargett 
Bill  M,  city  bottling  works  ss  Lane  1  e  West,  r  same 
Biblical  Recorder,  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  proprs,  53 

Fayetteville 
Bigelow   Miss  Saluda  (c),  asst  teacher  Shaw  University,  r 

same 
Biggs  Henry  (c),  wks  R  Badger,  r  n  s  Newbern  av  5  w  Swain 
Bingham  Benj  L,  grocer  and  genl  merchandise  s  s  Martin 

5  e  Fayetteville,  r  s  s  North  1  e  Person 
Birdsong  James  C,  printer  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r  s  w 

cor  Morgan  and  East 
Bishop  Hilliard  (c),  drayman,  r  s  e  cor  Lenoir  and  Blount 
Bishop  Richard  T,  foreman  car  shop  R&GRR,  rws  Salis- 
bury 2  s  Lane 
Black  Rev  Wm  S,  (Black  &  Reid)  r  n  e  cor  Edenton  and 

Dawson 
Black  &  Reid  (Rev  Wm  S  Black  and  Rev  Frank  L  Reid) 
editors,  publishers  and  proprs  Raleigh  Christian  Advo- 
cate, 15  Fayetteville 
Black  man  Edwa^^d  (c),  barber  Proctor  &  Cross 
Blacknall  Geo  W,  propr  Yarbrough  House,  r  same 
Black  well  Geo  (c),  lab  J  S  Allen  &  Co 

Blackwell  Laura,  wid  of  Edward  L,  r  s  s  Hillsboro  2  w  Boy- 
Ian  av 
Blair  Isaac  C,  r  e  s  East  1  s  Hargett 

Blake  John  C,  cashier  Raleigh' National  Bank,  res  Fay- 
etleville  2  s  Davie 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  49 

Blake  Mary,  wid  of  Wesley  S,  r  ii  w  cor  Davie  and  Mc- 
Dowell 
Blake  N  A  (Blake  &  Macon),  r  n  w  cor  Davie  and  McDowell 
Blake  Thos  W,  jeweler  H  Mahler,  r  n  w  cor  Davie  and  Mc- 
Dowell 
Blake  Wm  R,  engineer  N  C  R  R,  r  s  w  cor  Bloodworth  and 

Hargett 
Blake  Wm  Z,  farmer,  r  n  w  cor  Davie  and  McDowell 
Blake  &  Macon  (N  A  Blake   and  Thos  Macon),  fish  and 

oysters,  market  house 
Blalock  Chas  W,  elk  M  D  Edwards,  bds  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w 

McDowell 
Blanchard  Charlie  B,  elk  B  K  Partin,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Blaylock  Devereaiix  (c),  wks  M  Bill 
Bledsoe  John  E  (Bledsoe  &  Bledsoe),  r  w  s  Smithfield  rd  4 

s  limits 
Bledsoe  Wm.  H  (Bledsoe  &  Bledsoe),  r  w  s  Smithfield  rd  4 

s  limits 
Bledsoe  &  Bledsoe  (Wm  H  and  John  E),  attys  at  law,  s  w 

cor  Wilmington  and  Martin 
Blum  Peter,  shoemaker,  r  n  s  Davie  2  w  Swain 
Blum  Peter  Jr,  lab,  r  n  s  Davie,  2  w  Swain 
Blount  Fortune  (c),  drayman  Len  H  Adams,  r  w  s  Person  1 

n  Edenton 
Blow  Wright,  r  s  s  Jones  1  e  Person 

Bobbitt  Harriett,  wid  of  John,  r  n  w  cor  Hargett  and  Swain 
Bobbitt  Rev  James  B,  D  D,  r  n  e  cor  Dawson  and  Hargett 
Bobbitt  Tlieo  (c),  r  rear  w  s  Fayetteville,  2  s  Davie 
Bobbitt  Wm  H,  elk  Wm  Simpson,  r  s  e  cor  Hargett  and 

Dawson 
Bogus  Samuel,  printer  Raleigh  News,  bds  s  s  Morgan  1  e 

Person 
Bohlman  F  A,  musical  director  Raleigh  Female  Seminary, 
Bonner  Elizabeth,  wid  of  James,  r  w  s  Dawson,  2  n  Cabarrus 
Bonner  Peter  (c),  whitewasher,  res  McDowell  1  s  Lenoir 
Booker  Benjamin  E,  machinist  J  S  Allen  &  Co,  bds  s  s 

Jones  2  w  Dawson 
Booker  Frederick  T(Ferrell,  Booker  &  Co.  ,  r  n  s  Davie  1 

w  Blount 
Booker  Richard  (c),  wks  T  S  Stevenson,  res  Wilmington  2 

n  Lenoir 


50  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Boon  Wesley,  res  East  2  n  Martin 

Booth  Lewis  (c),  carpenter,  res  Haywood  2  s  Davie 

Botto  Jane,  wid  of  Frank,  res  Wilmington  G  s  Morgan 

Bo  wen  Thomas  A,  wagon  manufr  s  s  Hargett  6  e  Wilming- 
ton, r  same 

Bowes  Michael,  supt  gas  works  s  s  Morgan  2  w  Wilming- 
ton, res  Fayetteville  2  n  Cabarrus 

Boyd  Thomas  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  5  e  East 

Boykin  Harry  (c),  lab,  r  s  end  Wilmington 

Boylan  James,  r  s  end  Boylan  av 

Boylan  Miss  Kate,  r  w  s  Boylan  av  2  w  Hillsboro 

Boylan  Wm,  r  s  end  Boylan  av 

Boylan  Wm  M,  r  s  end  Boylan  av 

Bradford  Thos  (c),  barber,  r  s  end  Wilmington 

Bradley  Robert  H,  marshal  Supreme  Court,  r  n  s  Morgan  1 
e  Person 

Bragassa  John  A,  bakery  and  confectionery,  16  Fayette- 
ville, r  same 

Bragg  Eliza,  wid  of  Wm,  res  Blount  3  n  Davie 

Bragg  Frank  Y,  bds  National  Hotel 

Bragg  Mariah  A,  wid  of  Dr.  John,  res  Sanders  4  n  Hills- 
boro 

Bragg  Wm  H,  elk  E  J  Hardin,  res  Sanders  4  n  Hillsboro 

Brain  John  (c),  driver  W  C  &  A  B  Stronach,  r  nr  Wm  C 
Stronach 

Branch  Henderson  (c),  lab,  res  West  1  s  South 

Branch  Mrs  L.  O'B,  wid  of  Gen  L  O'B,  r  s  w  cor  Hillsboro 
and  Dawson 

Branch  Quint  (e),  r  s  s  Cannon  w  limits 

Branch  Jno  (c),  porter  L  R  Wyatt,  r  s  s  Cannon  nr  w  limits 

Bn-nch  John  (c),  w^aiter  Central  Hotel 

Branch  Shade  (c),  r  s  s  Cannon  w  limits 

Brannon  Frank,  tailor  J  Kreth,  res  Bloodworth  1  s  Martin 

Branson  Levi,  publisher,  bookseller  and  stationer,  15  Fay- 
etteville, r  s  s  Hillsboro  3  w  West 

Bray  Mattie,  r  n  s  Martin  2  w  Swain 

Brehon  Plummer  (c),  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  r  n  s 
North  3  w  Dawson 

Brewer  George  (c),  drayman  W  C  McMackin,  r  n  s  Martin 
4  w  Swain 

Brewer  John  (c),  wks  livery  stable,  r  n  s  Martin  4  w  Swain 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  51 

Brewer  Isham  (e),  r  n  s  Martin  4  w  Swain 

Brewer  Samuel  W  (Kelly,  Purefoy  &  Brewer),  bds  s  w 

cor  Fayetteville  and  Cabarrus 
Brewer  Wm  T,  machinist  R  &  G  R  R  Shops,  r  n  e  cor  Wil- 
mington and  Newborn  av 
Brewster  John  C,  hardware,  stoves,  tin  ware,  paints,  oils, 

etc,  51  Fayetteville,  r  s  s  Newbern  av  3  w  Bloodworth 
Bridgers  James  A,  plasterer,  res  East  3  n  Edenton 
Bridgers  Miss  Lizzie,  milliner  Mrs  W  T  Lane,  r  7  Fayette- 
ville 
Bridgers  Samuel,  lab,  res  East  3  n  Polk 
Bridgeford  Benj  T  (c),  r  s  w  limits 

Bridgeford  Manuel  (c),  cook  Yarbrough  House,  r  s  w  limits 
Brie  Lewis,  elk  L  Rosenthal  &  ('o,  bds  n  e  cor  Fayetteville 

and  Lenoir 
Briggs  Fabius  H,  elk  Raleigh  National  Bank,  r  s  s  Morgan 

2  e  Dawson 
Briggs  James  A  (T  H  Briggs  &  Sons),  r  s  s  Morgan  2  e 

Dawson 
Briggs  John  D,  carpenter,  r  n  w  cor  Edenton  and  McDowell 
Briggs  Thomas  H  (T  H  Briggs  &  Sons),  r  s  s  Morgan  2  e 

Dawson 
Briggs  Thomas  H  Jr  (T  H  Briggs  &  Sons),  r  n  s  Edenton 

1  w  xMcDowell 
Briggs  T  H  &  Sons  (Thomas  H,  James  A  and  Thomas  H 

Jr),  hardware,  stoves,  tinware,  house  furnishing  goods, 
also  sash,  doors  and  blinds,  55  Fayetteville 
Briggs  Wra  G.  wks  T  H  Briggs  &  Sons,  res  McDowell  2  s 

Martin 
Briggs  Wm,  engineer  R&GRR,  rws  West  2  s  Morgan 
Briggs  Wm  W,  carpenter,  r  n  e  cor  Polk  and  Bloodworth 
Brinkley  George  W,  wks  R&GRR  depot,  r  e  s  R  &  G  R 

R  3  n  Johnson 
Brinkley  Wm  (c),  r  rear  s  s  Hillsboro  3  w  Saunders 
Brinkley  W  J,  carpenter  R&GRR  shops,  r  Cottage  Hotel 
Broadfoot  Andrew,  shipping  elk  Williamson  &  Upchurch, 

bds  Tucker  House 
Broadwell  Mrs,  r  n  w  cor  Martin  and  Blount 
Brock  well  Thomas  F  (King  &  Brockwell),  r  s  s  Hargett  3  e 

Person 


62  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Brockwell  Wm  T,  printer  Uzzell  &  Wiley,  r  s  s  Hargett  3  e 
Person 

Bromlej'  Miss  Maggie,  assistant  teacher  of  music  Deaf  and 
Dumb  and  Blind  Institute,  r  same 

Brooks  Amos  (c),  waiter  St  Mar3''s  Institute,  r  n  s  Edenton 
7  w  Swain 

Brooks  Frank  (c),  servant  s  s  Hillsboro  2  w  Boylan  av,  r 
same 

Brooks  George  W,  judge  U  S  district  court,  r  Elizabeth  City 

Brooks  Ivison  (c),  wks  J  J  Thomas,  r  s  w  limits 

Brooks  Jordan  (c),  lab,  J  S  Allen,  r  n  w  cor  Morgan  and 
McDowell 

Brooks  Robert  H  (Pritchard  &  Brooks),  r  n  e  eor  Person 
and  North 

Broughton  Gaston,  overseer  penitentiary,  r  n  s  Hargett  1  e 
Swain 

Broughton  J  Melvin,  bkpr  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r  w  s 
Person  1  n  Hargett 

Broughton  Mary,  wid  of  Joseph,  res  Person  2  n  Martin 

Broughton  Needham  B,  (Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co),  rw 
s  Person  1  s  Martin 

Broughton  Zachary  T,  printer  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r 
s  s  Jones  opp  Linden  av 

Brow  Wm  J,  elk  D  J  Ellis,  bds  s  w  cor  Hillsboro  and  West 

Browder  David  H,  propr  Raleigh  Dye  Works  s  s  Morgan  3 
w  Salisbury,  r  same 

Brown  Albert  (c),  servant  Mrs  Lucy  Evans,  r  n  e  cor  Eden- 
ton and  McDowell 

Brown  Alex  (c),  bar  tender  R  S  Perry,  r  n  s  South  3  e  Har- 
rington 

Brown  Charles  A,  printer  Evening  Visitor,  r  n  s  Newbern 
av  2  e  East 

Brown  Edward  S,  wks  Henry  J  Brown,  r  s  s  Morgan  1  e 
Dawson 

Brown  Fab  (c),  farmer,  r  n  s  South  3  e  Harrington 

Brown  Gabriel  (c),  blacksmith  J  Lewis  &  Co,  r  rear  n  s  Har- 
gett 3  w  Swain 

Brown  Geo  W  (c),  barber  Davis  &  Dunston,  r  n  s  South  3  e 
Harrington 

Brown  Henry  (c),  r  rear  w  s  Halifax  2  n  North 

Brown  Henry  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Cannon  3  w  Dawson 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  53 

Brown  Henry  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Wilmington  1  n  Etlenton 
Brown  Henry  W  (c),  servant  A  JS  Merrimon,  res  Wilming- 
ton bet  Polk  and  Peace 
Brown  Jailey,  wid   of  Wm  W,  r  n  s  South  2  e  Wilmington 
Brown  James  E,  elk  J  C  S  Lumsden,  r  Ilillsboro  rd 
Brown  Jennie,  wid  of  John,  r  w  s  Salisbury  3  n  Davie 
Brown  Jesse,  with  J  Lewis  &  Co,  r  w  s  McDowell   2  n  Ilar- 

geit 
Brown  John  (c),  carpenter,  r  n  s  Cannon  1  w  R  R 
Brown  John  W,  undertaker,  r  s  e  cor  Morgan  and  Dawson 
Brown  Joseph  G,  teller  Citizens  National  Bank,  r  ss  Morgan 

1  e  Dawson 
Brown  Lewis  T,  elk  Yarbrough  House,  r  same 
Brown  Louisa,  wid  of  Neal,  r  n  s  Newbern  av  6  e  East 
Brown  Lucretia  (c),  wid    of   Primus,  r  w  s  McDowell  2  n 

Lenoir 
Brown  Lydia,  wid  of  Henry  J,  r  s  s  Morgan  1  e  Dawson 
Brown  Alills  H,  r  s  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Lenoir 
Brown  Mills  II  Jr,  r  s  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Lenoir 
Brown  Moultrie  (c),  drayman  M  T  Norris  &  Co,  r  w  s  Blount 

1  s  Polk 
Brown  Sampson  (c),  brickmason,  r  n  s  Cannon  3  w  Dawson 
Brown  Scott  (c),  [Brown  ife  Sumner],  r  s  s  Davie  1  e  Person 
Brown  Thomas  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Cannon  2  e  West 
Brown  AVm  (c)  carpenter,  r  n  w  cor  Hargett  and  Salisbury 
Brown  Wm  I),  shoemaker  R  Dobbin,  r  w  s  Johnson  1  e  R  R 
Brown  Wm   M,   compositor  Evening  Visitor,  r  n  s  New- 
bern av  6  e  East 
Brown  Wm  M  Jr,  carrier  Evening  Visitor,  r  n  s  Newbern 

av  6  e  East 
Brown  &  Sumner  [Scott  Brown  and  Wm  H  Sumner],  bar- 
bers under  Raleigh  National  Bank 
Bryan  Alden  P  C,  agt  Southern  Express  Co,  w  s  Fayette- 

ville  2  s  Morgan,  bds  Yarbrough  House 
Bryan  Alfred  (c),  porter  Pescud,  Lee  cV:   Co,  r  nr  Old  Fair 

Ground 
Bryan  Haywood  (c),  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co 
Bryan  James,  r  n  e  cor  Lenoir  and  East 
Bryan  James  S,  jailor  rear  Court  House,  r  same 
Bryan  ^Marion,  tinner  J  Lewis  &  Co,  r  s  s  Holleman  road  3 
e  Bloodworth 


54  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Bryan  Mary,  wid  of  John,  res  Blount  bet  North  and  Lane 
Bryan  Lucius,  tinner  J  Lewis  &  Co,  r  e  s  East  1  n  Lenoir 
Bryan  Richard  W,  (Bryan  &  Mullins),  r  w  s  Bloodworth  1 

s  Cabarrus 
Bryan  Washington,  elk  supt  office  R  &  G  and  R  &  A  R  R, 

r  cor  Person  and  Polk 
Bryan  &  Mullins  (Richard  W  Bryan  and  Junius  Mullins), 

city  bill  posters  17  Fayetteville 
Bryant  Aaron  (c),  r  w  s  Blount  8  s  Smithfield' 
Bryant  Charles  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Davie  6  w  Swain 
Bryant  Edward  (c),  shoemaker  e  s  Wilmington  4  s  Hargett, 

r  n  s  South  1  e  Harrington 
Bryant  George,  (c),  r  n  e  cor  Newbern  av  and  Blount 
Bryant  Jordan  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Haywood  2  s  Cabarrus 
Bryant  Richmond  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  West  1  n  North 
Bryant  Richard  (c),  wks  Whitelaw  &  Campbell,  res  Hay- 
wood 1  s  Cabarrus 
Bryant  Salisbury,  (c),  r  n  e  cor  Blount  and  Lenoir 
Bryant  'Squire  (c),  gardener,  r  s  s  Morgan  1  w  Salisbury 
Bryant  Thomas  N,  butcher  Market  House,  res  East  1  n 

Polk 
Buel  Clarence  E,  wks  R  G  Peace,  r  Cabarrus 
Buffalo  Nelson,  brickmason,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  1  s  Martin 
Buffalo  Wm  H,  watchman  T  H  Briggs,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  1 

s  Martin 
Buffalo  Wm  H  Jr,  printer  Evening  Visitor,  r  w  s  Blood- 
worth 1  s  Martin 
Bugg  Robt  (c),  servant  National  Hotel,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  1  w 

Salisbury 
Bullock  Charles  W  (Bullock  &^Thompson),  r  s  e  cor  Blount 

and  Smithfield 
Bullock  &  Thompson  (Charles  W  Bullock  and  Wra  D 
Thompson),  house,  sign  and  ornamental  painters,  office 
rear  Williams  &  Haywood's  drug  store 
Bunch  David  T,  wks  R  &  G  depot,  r  w  s  Salisbury  3  n 

North 
Bunch  Thomas  V,  baggage  agent  R&D  and  R  &  G  R  R 

depot,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  1  w  railroad 
Bunch  Wm  H,  elk  W  Woollcott,  r  n  s  Hargett  1  w  Blood- 
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RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  55 

Bunn  "Washington  (c),  wks  Latta  &  Myatt,  res  East  4  u 

Davie 
Burge  Delia,  wid  of  Wm,  r  w  s  McDowell  1  n  Edenton 
Burgers  Thomas  (c),  rooms  n  w  cor  Morgan  and  Salisbury 
Burks  Charles  B,  compositor  News  office,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Burkhead  Charles  \V,  bkpr  State  National  Bank,  r  n  w  cor 

Hillsboro  and  Harrington 
Burkhead  Rev  L  S,  r  n  w  corner  Hillsboro  and  Harrington 
Burns  Alfred  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  s  Davie  1  w  Dawson 
Burns  Headen  H,  r  s  s  Davie  opp  Swain 
Burns  Silas  (c),  drayman  Marcom  &  Alford 
Burns  Toney  (c),  restaurant  e  s  Wilmington  3  s  Hargett,  r  s 

w  cor  Cabarrus  and  Haywood 
Burrows  Luther  (c),  r  n  s  Cabarrus  2  w  McDowell 
Burt  Jas  G,  elk  L  Rosenthal,  r  n  e  cor  Morgan  and  Blood- 
worth 
Burton  A  (c),  fireman  R  &  G  R  R  Shops 
Burtsell  James  (c),  servant  Raleigh  Female  Seminary 
Burtson  James  (c),  servant,  r  rear  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and 

South 
Burwell  Rev  R,  principal  Peace  Institute  n  s  Peace  opp 

Wilmington,  r  same 
Burwell  John  B,  associate  principal  Peace  Institute,  r  same 
Busbee  Annie,  wid  of  Perrin,  r  n  w  cor  Hargett  and  Salis- 
bury 
Busbee  Charles  M,  (Reade,  Busbee  &  Busbee),  r  n  w  cor 

Hargett  and  Salisbury 
Busbee  Fabius  H,  (Reade,  Busbee  &  Busbee)  r  n  e  cor 

Jones  and  Person 
Busbee  Ichabod  (c),  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co 
Busbee  Johnson  T,  asst  operator  Western  Union  telegraph 

office,  r  n  w  cor  Hargett  and  Swain 
Busbee  Lizzie  B,  wid  of  Quint,  r  n  s  Hargett  2  e  Salisbury 
Busbee  Walton  M,  atty  at  law,  Mahler  bldg  Fayetteville 

opp  Market  house,  r  n  w  cor  Hargett  and  Salisbury 
Butler  Jefferson  (c),  school  teacher,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  2  e  Wil- 
mington 
Bvnum  David  C,  elk  Yeargin,  Petty  &  Co,  bds   National 

Hotel 
Byrd  Amos  J  (c),  carpenter  J  S  Allen  &  Co,  r  s  w  Davie  and. 
East 

2 


56  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Byrum  Mrs  John,  dress  maker,  r  s  w  cor  Fayetteville  and 
Manly  av 


CADDELL  ANNA,  wid  of  A  C,  r  s  s  Newbern  av  2  e 
Wilmington 

Cain  Christopher  (c),  driver  W  C  &  A  B  Stronach 
Cain  Henderson  (c),  snack  house,  e  s  Wilmington  opp  Mar- 
ket, r  same 
Caldwell  Gilbert  (c),  wks  W  H  Dodd,  r  e  s  Haywood  3  s 

Davie 
•Callan  0  T,  tailor  C  Weikel  &  Co 
Callendine  Martin  B,  r  n  e  cor  Peace  and  Blount 
Calvert  John,  cotton  elk  P  F  Faison,  bds  n  s  Edenton  bet 

Halifax  and  Wilmmgton 
Campbell,  Mrs  Helen  H,  head  of  cooking  dept  D  D  &  B 

Institute,  r  Peace  Institute 
Campbell  Henry,  stone  cutter,  res  Salisbury  1  n  Martin 
Hugh  Campbell,  (Whitelaw  &  Campbell)  r  1  mile   s  w 

Raleigh 
Cameron  Francis  H,  (Cameron,  Hay  &  Co),  Pres  North 
Carolina  State  Life  Insurance  Company,  office  n  w  cor 
Fayetteville  and  Martin,  r  s  e  cor  Jones  and  East 
€ameron,  Hay  &  Co,  (Francis  H  Cameron  and  Thomas 
T  Hay),  genl  insurance  agts,  over  Citizens'  National 
bank 
Oanion  John  (c),  lab,  res  West  1  n  Lane 
Canada  Hinton  (c),  wks  T  Joseph,  r  n  s  Lane  1  w  McDowell 
€aps  Gabriel  (c),  driver  W  C  &  A  B  Stronach,  res  Hay- 
wood 3  s  Cabarrus 
Cardwell  Charles  (c),  servant  G  W  Swepson,  r  n  w  cor  Hills- 

boro  and  Salisbury 
■Carolina  Iron  and  Brass  Works,  Cooper,  Newsom  &  Heartt, 

proprs,  n  w  cor  Hargett  and  West 
Carmager  Alfred  (c),  carpenter,  r  w  s  West  1  s  Tucker 
Carpenter  Abigill,  wid  of  James,  r  s  s  Morgan  1  e  Wilming- 
ton 
Carr  Nat  (c),  waiter  National  Hotel 
Carr  Thomas  (c),  lab,  r  s  e  cor  Peace  and  Halifax 
Carroll  James,  carpenter,  r  w  s  Harrington  1  n  Jones 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  57 

Carter  Frank,  elk  J   P  Gulley,   bds  e  s  Wilmington  2  n 

Cabarrus 
Carter  Harriett,  wid  of  David,  r  s  s  Hillsboro  2  w  Boylan  av 
Carter  Lucinda,  wid  of  Albert,  r  s  s  Lenoir  1  e  Blount 
Carter  Wm  C,  janitor  Metropolitan  Hall,  r  n  s  Morgan  1  e 

Harrington 
Carter  Washington  M,  carpenter,  r  n  s  Hargett  2  w  Person 
Carver  Lewis  (c),  carpenter,  r  w  s  Fayetteville  2  n  Manly  av 
Cawthorne  Alfred  (c),  porter  attorney  general's  office,  r  s  s 

Lenoir  1  e  Wilmington 
Causey  Thomas  F,  carpenter,  r  n  w  limits 
Cauthenham  Wm  (c),  r  n  s  Cabarrus  2  w  Blount 
Cayton  John  (Cayton  &  Wolfe),  r  s  s  Morgan  1  e  Blount 
Cayton  &   Wolfe  (John   Cayton   and  Wm  C  Wolfe),  tomb- 

stones  and  monuments  s  s  Morgan  1  e  Blount 
Central  Hotel,  Mrs  E  C  Beckwith,  proprietress,  n  e  cor  Har- 
gett and  Wilmington 
Chapin  Dr  A  B,  land  agent  n  e  cor  Exchange  Place  and 

Fayetteville,  bds  National  Hotel 
Chamblee  W  T,  elk  R  B  Andrews  &  Co,  bds  National  Hotel 
Champion  Mary,  r  n  s  Davie  1  w  East 
Chavasse  T  H,  bds  National  Hotel 

Cliavis  Calvin  (c),  meat  market,  market  house,  r  s  w  limits 
Chavis  Thomas  (c),  meat  market,  market  house 
Chavers  Columbus  C  (c),  brickmason,  r  n  w  cor  Harrington 

and  Cannon 
Cheatham  James  F,  elk  J  A  Cheatham,  r  s  w  cor  Market 

Square 
Cheatham  John  A,  dry  goods,  groceries,  clothing,  boots, 

shoes,  etc,  s  w  cor  Market  Square,  r  same 
Cheatham  Benj  F,  merchant,  bds  Cooke's  Hotel 
Cheek  E  Skid  more,  printer  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r  n  s 

North  3  w  McDowell 
Cheek  Nathaniel  J,  carpenter,  r  n  s  North  3  w  McDowell 
Chresfield  James  H  (c),  minister,  rooms  s  s  Cabarrus  3  w 

Haywood 
Christian  Church  (c),  nr  cor  McDowell  and  Manly 
Christmas  C  C  (c),  carpenter  J  S  Allen  &  Co,  r  Oberlin 
Christmas  Pattie,  wid  of  Thomas,  r  n  s  Edenton  5  w  Swain 
Christmas  Seth  (c),  wks  0  F  Curtis,  r  Oberlin 
Christmas  Solomon  (c),  porter  J  M  Forest 


58  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Christmas  Wm  D  (c),  hostler  Lane,  Noble  &  Co,  r  same 
Christophers  Charles  D,  printer  Edwards,  Broughton  & 

Co,  and  fin  sec'y  Raleigh  Typograpical  Union,  r  n  w 

cor  Person  and  Martin 
Christophers  Frank  C  (Christophers  &  Sorrell),  r  n  e  cor 

Person  and  Bloodworth 
Christophers  John  J,  bkpr  Christophers  &  Sorrell,  r  n  e  cor 

Hargett  and  Person 
Christophers  &  Sorrell  (Frank  C  Cliristophers  and  Mar- 

cellus  W  Sorrell),  grocers  and  cotton  commission  mer- 
chants 4  Wilmington  opp  Market 
City  Auditor's  Office,  C  C  Crow,  auditor,  Metropolitan  Hall 
City  Cemetery  e  s  East  bet  Hargett  and  Newbern  av. 
City  Clerk's  Office,  C  W  Lambeth,  clerk.  Metropolitan  Hall 
City  Collector's  Office,  A  D  Royster,  collector,  Metropolitan 

Hall 
City  Lot,  s  w  cor  Davie  and  Salisbury,  containing  the  city 

scales 
City  Mayor's  Office,  B  C  Manly  mayor,  Metropolitan  Hall 
City  Treasurer's  Office,  L  D  Heartt  treasurer.  Metropolitan 

Hall 
Citizens'  National  Bank,  W  E  Anderson  pres,  P  A  Wiley 

cashier,  n  e  cor  FayetteviHe  and  Martin 
Clark  David  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Davie  1  w  Dawson 
Clarlv  Hixa,  wid  of  David,  r  n  s  Martin  1  w  Salisbury 
Clark  Moses  (c),  r  rear  public  school 
Clark  Walter,  atty  at  law  room   5  Bagley's  bldg,  s   e  cor 

FayetteviHe  and  Martin,  res  Halifax  2  n  North 
Clawson  Henry  T,  r  10  FayetteviHe 
Clawson  Clem.  C,  picture  frames,  window  shades,  paper 

hangings,  upholstering  goods,   etc,   10  FayetteviHe,  r 

same 
Clemens  Algernon  (c),  boot  and  shoe  mkr  s  s  Morgan  2  w 

Salisbury 
demons  Anthony  (c),  res  East  2  n  Lenoir 
Clemens  David  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Cannon  1  e  Harrington 
Clemens  Fagins  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Cannon  1  e  Harrington 
Clerk  of  Superior   Court  Office,  Chas  D   Upchurch  clerk. 

Court  House 
Clifton  Willie  B,  town  constable,  res  Person  1  s  Peace 
Clountz  John,  foreman  shoe  shop  D  D  &  B  Ins,  r  same 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  59 

Coats  Starling  W,  r  s  s  Smithfield  1  e  Bloodworth 

Coats  Thomas  H,  architect  and  builder,  r  s  s  Morgan  2  e 

Wilmington 
Coke  Octavius,  atty  at  law  n  e  cor  Exchange  Place  and 

Fa3^etteville,  r  n  w  cor  McDowell  and  Hargett 
Cole  Atlas  (c),  meat  market,  r  n  s  Davie  1  e  East 
Cole  George  (c),  wks  R  Role's  planing  mills 
Cole  John  W,  watches,  clocks   and  jewelry,  s   s   Market 

Place  1  e  Fayetteville,  r  n  end  Person 
Cole  Reuben  (c),  porter  Johnson  &  Barber,  r  n  s  Davie  2  e 

East 
Cole  Robt,  bds  s  s  Hillsboro  2  w  West 
Cole  Wm  H,  machinist,  res  Dawson  1  s  Martin 
Coley  Caleb  H,  fireman  R&GRR,  rws  West  3  n  Jones 
Coley  Henry  D,  r  w  s  McDowell,  1  n  Edenton 
Collins  Henry  (c),  janitor  for  the  Fire  Department,  r  s  s 

Smithfield,  3  e  Wilmington 
Collins  John  B,  foreman  News  office,  res  West  1  s  Morgan 
Collins  Thomas  H,  compositor    News  office,   bds  Central 

Hotel 
Confrey  John  J,  buyer  J  P  Hayes,  bds  s  w  cor  East  and 

Hargett 
Congregational  Church  (c),  s  s  South,  1  e  McDowell 
Congleton  John  R,  patent  medicine,  r  n  e  cor  Harrington 

and  Edenton 
Conkling  Ensign,  travelling  agent  Observer,  res  Blount  4 

s  South 
Conn  Dixon  G,  grocer,  r  n  s  Jones  1  w  Salisbury 
Copeland  Alvin  (c),  driver  A  L  Woodall,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  2 

w  Haywood 
Corbell  Alonzo  B,  r  n  s  Morgan  1  w  Salisbury 
Corbell  Arabella,  wid  of  Henry,  r  n  s  Morgan  1  w  Salisbury 
Corn  Sandy  (c),  r  rear  n  s  Martin  1  w  Swain 
Cornebei  Chas,  blacksmith  n  w  cor  Davie  and  Salisbury,  r 

s  s  Morgan  2  w  Salisbury 
Correll  Hezekiah  A,  shoemaker,  r  n  s  Edenton  1  e  Harring- 
ton 
Correll  Wm  B,  printer  Raleigh  Christian  Advocate,  r  n  s 

Edenton  1  e  Harrington 
Cosby  Jewett  D,  printer  Uzzell  &  Wiley,  r  n  w  cor  Hargett 

and  Dawson 


60  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Costnar  Jonas  M,  teacher  D  D  &  B  Institute,  r  same 

Cotton  Charles  (c),  porter  Sec  State's  office 

Cotton  London  (c),  servant  Mrs  M  C  Williams 

Couch  Samuel  (c),  r  nr  s  end  Wilmington 

Council  Abram  B  (c),  shoemaker  cor  Fay etteville and  Manly 
av,  r  w  s  Fayetteville  1  s  limits 

County  Jail,  J  S  Bryan  jailer,  rear  Court  House 

Court  House,  w  s  Fayetteville  2  s  Martin 

Covington  Wiley  (c),  porter  J  W  Upchurch 

Cowan  Piatt  D,  bds  Yarbrough  House 

Cowper  Bryan  G,  bkpr,  r  n  w  cor  Hillsboro  and  McDowell 

Cowper  Pulaski,  adjuster  and  supervisor  North  Carolina 
Home  Ins  Co,  r  n  w  cor  McDowell  and  Hillsboro 

Cowper  Thomas  B,  elk  Western  LTnion  telegraph  office,  r  n 
w  cor  Hillsboro  and  McDowell 

Cox  Wm  R,  atty  at  law  room  1  Bagley's  bldg  s  e  cor  Fay- 
etteville and  Martin,  r  w  end  Hillsboro 

Cook  Anthony  (c),  driver  W  D  Upchurch,  r  n  w  cor  Person 
and  Lenoir 

Cook  George  (c),  servant  Tucker  House,  r  same 

Cook  James  (c),  carpenter  T  L  Love 

Cook  Martha,  wid  of  Thomas  D,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  1  n  Le- 
noir 

Cook  Ned  (c),  servant  Tucker  House 

Cooke  Edward  (c),  brickmason  J  S  Allen  &  Co 

Cooke  George  T  (Cooke  &  Wainwright),  r  s  s  Davie  1  e 
Wilmington 

Cooke  &  Wainwright  (Geo  T  Cooke  and  Geo  H  Wain- 
wright), grocers  and  com  merchants,  agts  for  the  Ar- 
lington guano,  the  Wilson  plow  and  the  Tennessee 
wagon,  s  s  Martin  1  e  Wilmington 

Coon  Samuel,  cigar    maker  O'Neil   &   Plummadore,   bds 

Tucker  House 
Cooper  Americus.  (c),  drayman  Kelly^  Purefoy  &  Brewer 

Cooper  Harry  S,  (Cooper,  Newsom   &  Heartt),  r  w  s  Dawson 

1  n  Martin 
Cooper,  Newsom  &  Heartt  (Harry  S  Cooper,  James  D  New- 
som and  Howard  E  Heartt),  Carolina  Iron  and  Brass 
Works,  n  w  cor  Hargett  and  West 
Crabtree  Otho,  printer  J  S  Hampton,  r  n  w  cor  Martin  and 
East 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  Gl 

Crabtree  Richard,  book  binder  John  Armstrong,  r  n  end 
Person 

Cram  Peter,  printer  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  res  Mc- 
Dowell 1  n  Davie 

Cram  William,  (Allen  &  Cram),r  e  s  McDowell  1  n  Davie 

Craven  John  (c),  r  n  s  Salisbury  1  s  Cannon 

Crawford  Dallis  H,  meat  market,  Market  House,  r  s  e  limits 

Crawford  Jolni,  watch  maker  J  C  Palmer 

Crawford  John  H,  (Crawford  &  Everett)  r  s  w  cor  Morgan 
and  West 

Crawford  Wm  R,  meat  market  Market  House,  r  Ilillsboro 
road 

Crawford  &  Everett,  (John  H  Crawford  and  David  E 
Everett),  dentist  opp  Tucker's  Hall  23J  Fayetteville 

Crawley  Elizabeth,  wid  of  Littleberry,  r  n  s  North  1  w  Mc- 
Dowell 

Crawley  James  D,  wks  R  &  G  R  R  Depot,  n  s  North  1  w 
McDowell 

Crawson  Isaiah  (c),  carpenter,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  2  s  Davie 

Crenshaw  Prince  (c),  r  s  end  Wilmington 

Cresswell  Miss  Annie,  milliner  Mrs  W  T  Lane,  r  7  Fayette- 
ville 

Creech  Alexander,  wholesale  and  retail  dealer  in  staple 
and  fancy  dry  goods, carpets,  boots,  shoes,  hats,  notions, 
etc,  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Hargett,  res  McDowell  1 
n  Edenton 

Creech  John  D,  dry  goods,  groceries,  clothing,  hats,  caps, 
etc,  Exchange  Place  and  Martin  4  w  Wilmington,  res 
McDowell  1  n  Edenton 

Creech  Stephen  E,  grocer,  s  s  Morgan  3  w  Salisbury,  r  same 

Crocker  Hebor  H,  elk  W  C  Upchurch,  res  Wilmington  1 
s  Morgan 

Crocker  J  B,  elk  J  W  Upchurch 

Crocker  Miss  Sallie  with  Mrs  J  G  Burt 

Crockett  Jane,  r  n  s  Lenoir,  2  e  Dawson 

Crosby  Henry  C  (c),  school  teacher,  r  s  end  Wilmington 

Crosson  Benj  (c),  r  s  e  cor  Haywood  &  Cabarrus 

Crosson  Robert  (c),  r  s  e  corner  Haywood  and  Cabarrus 

Cross  Charles,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  3  n  Martin 

Cross  Geo  W  (c)  (Proctor  &  Cross),  r  s  s  Cabarrus,  2  w  Per- 
son 


62  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Cross  Isaac  (c),  r  w  s  Blount  2  s  Davie 

Cross  Hardy  (c),  carpenter  Len  H  Adams,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  2 

w  Person 
Cross  R  Milton,  elk  Latta  &  Myatt,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Crossland  Henderson  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  3  e  Blount 
Crow  Clinton  C,  bkpr  ^tna  Life  Ins  Co,  r  n  w  cor  Jones  and 

Person 
Crow  Dellie  H,  elk  State  National  Bank,  r  n  e  cor  Halifax 

and  Jones 
Crow  Wm  H,  vice  pres  North  Carolina  Home  Ins  Co,  genl 

agt  ^tna  Life  Ins  Co  49  Fayetteville,  rue  cor  Halifax 

and  Jones 
Crowder  John  W,  farmer,  r  n  e  cor  Jones  and  Harrington 
Crowder  Robert  (c),  wks  0  F  Curtis,  res  Dawson  3  s  South 
Crowder  Thomas  J,  farmer,  r  n  e  cor  Jones  and  Harrington 
Crudup  S  Jones,  elk  M  T  Leech  &  Co,  bds  National  Hotel 
Curtis  Alex  W  (c),  carpenter,  r  es  Wilmington  2n  Cabarrus 
Curtis  Austin  (c),  res  Wilmington  2  s  Cabarrus 
Curtis  Orson  F,  contractor  and  builder  w  end  Hargett,  r  s 

s  Smithlield  1  e  Blount 
Curtis  Thomas  (c),  res  Wilmington  2  s  Cabarrus 
Curtis  Wm  H  (c),  boot-black  W  G  Otey,  res  Wilmington 

2  s  Cabarrus 
Czarnomska  Miss  M  E  J,  teacher  mathematics,  belles-lettres 

and  German  St  Mary's  School  w  end  Hillsboro,  r  same 


D 


ANCY  WM,  elk  R  W  Smith,  r  w  s  Haywood  2  s  Davie 


Daingerfield  Richard  C,  bkpr  Latta  &  Myatt,  res  Blood- 
worth  1  n  Jones 

Daniel  Mary  A,  wid  of  W  R,  r  e  s  Person  1  n  Cabarrus 

Daniel  Wm  B,  elk  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  r  s  s  Jones  1  e  Per- 
son 

Davis  Bryant  (c),  wks  N  V  Denton,  r  n  s  Hargett  2  e  Wil- 
mington 

Davis  Frank  (c),  stone  cutter  Whitelaw  &  Campbell,  r  s  s 
Davie  5  e  East 

Davis  George  (c),  lab  T  H  Briggs  &  Sons,  r  n  s  Lenoir  2  e 
McDowell 

Davis  George  W  F,  coach  trimmer,  r  s  s  South  2  w  Person 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  63 

Davis  Henry  (c),  boot  and   shoemaker  w  s  Salisbury  2  n 
Martin,  r  same 

Davis  Horace  (c),  photographer  H  Murphy,  res   East  n 
Edenton 

Davis  John  T,  elk  T  H  Briggs  &  Sons,  r  n  s  Hargett  w 
Person 

Davis  Jonah  R  (c),  [Davis  &  Dunston) 

Davis  J  W,  tinner  Julius  Lewis  &  Co,  r  northern  limits  nr 
Person 

Davis  Rufus  (e),  painter,  r  n  e  cor  Haywood  and  Cabarrus 

Davis  Wm  (e),  porter  E  J  Hardin,  Fayetteville 

Davis  Wm  E,  coach  painter,  r  s  s  South  2  w  Person 

Davis  W  H,  tin  smith,  R  &  G  R  R  Shops 

Davis  Wm  K,  trustee  of  Smith  estate  5  Mahler  bldg  opp 
Market  House,  r  Franklin  county,  N  C 

Davis  Wm  L,  tinner,  r  n  s  Johnson  1  w  Salisbury 

Davis  Wm  R,  restaurant   e  s  Wilmington   opp  market,  r 
same 

Davis  &  Dunston  (c),  (Jonah  R  Davis  and  Nelson  C  Dun- 
ston) barbers  south  basement  Raleigh  National  bank 

Day  John  (c),  wks  W  G  McMillan 

Day  Josephus  (c),  lab,  r  near  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Lenoir 

Day  Moses  (c),  servant  Cooke's  hotel,  r  same 

Days  Vincent  (c),  farmer,  res  Watson's  alley  1  n  Lenoir 

Debnam  Maggie,  wid  of  Thomas  C,  r  e  s  Wilmington  1  n 
Davie 

Debnam  Wm  F  (c),  teacher  D  D  &  B  Institute  (col),  r  same 

DeCarteret  Joseph,  engineer,  r  n  w  cor  Bloodworth  and  Le- 
noir 

DeCarteret  Wm  J,  wks  R  &  G  R  R  Depot,  r  n  w  cor  Blood- 
worth  and  Lenoir 

Dennis  John  C,  tailor  and  repairer  s  s  Davie  2  w  Blount,  r 
same 

Denmark  James  W,  bds  s  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Cabarrus 

Denton  Nicholas  V,  saloon  n  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Ex- 
change Place,  r  u  w  cor  Bloodworth  and  Cabarrus 

Devereux  John  jr,  (Hinsdale  &  Devereux),  r  n  s  Peace 
opp  West 

Devereux  Thos  P,  (Mason  &  Devereux),  r  n  s  Peace  opp 
West 


64  RALEIGH  CITY  DmECTORY. 

Dewey  Ghas,  pres  Raleigh  National  Bank  s  w  cor  Fayette- 

ville  and  Hargett,  r  same 
Dewey  Isaac  (c),  cook  Oak   City  Hotel,  r  n  s  Morgan  1  w 

McDowell 
Dicks  Wm  R,  foreman  book  bindery  Edwards,  Broughtoa 

&  Co,  r  s  s  Martin  2  e  Person 
Dickerson  John  (c),  porter  Citizens'  National  Bank,  r  Ober- 

lin 
Dickerson  John  G,  r  s  s  Newbern  av  1  w  Swain 
Dillard  James  (c),  drayman  F  B.  Hill 

Dilliard  John  H,  associate  justice,  r  Greensboro,  bds  Na- 
tional Hotel 
Dinkens  Bryant,  lab,  r  s  w  limits 
Dinkens  Wm,  city  hand,  r  n  s  Martin  7  w  S-wain 
Dixon  Delia  (c),  asst  cook  Central  Hotel,  r  same 
Dixon  Henry  (c),  cook  Central  Hotel,  r  same 
Dixon  Patsy  (c),  chambermaid  Central  Hotel,  r  same 
Dobbin  Theo  W,  elk  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  r  s  s  Lenoir  2  e 

East 
Dobbin  Robt  B,  boot  and  shoe  mkr  under  Citizens'  National 

Bank,  r  n  s  Davie  1  e  Dawson 
Dobbin  Robt  B  Jr,  wks  Allen  &  Cram's  foundry,  r  n  s  Davie 

1  e  Dawson 
Dodson  Green  (c),  driver  Pool  &  Moring,  r  n  s  Edenton  1 

W  Harrington 
Dodd  W  H,  wholesale  grocer  and  cotton  com  merchant,  n 

e  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin,  r  s  e  cor  Hillsboro  and 

West 
Dodds  S  B,  bds  Yarbrough  House 

Doepp  August,  piano  agent,  res  Bloodworth  1  n  Morgan 
Doherty  Kate,  r  s  s  Davie  4  e  East 
Dolan  Patrick,  bakery,  res  Wilmington  4  s  Morgan 
Donaldson  Thomas  (c),  meat  market  market  house,  r  n  s 

Cabarrus  2  e  Wilmington 
Dorr  Louisa,  principal  Johnson  graded  school,  r  n  s  Edentoa 

1  w  Dawson 
Dorrance  John  M,  cotton  buyer  s  s  Martin  3  e  Wilmington, 

bds  n  w  cor  Hillsboro  and  Dawson 
Dowd  Jacob  (c),  blacksmith,  r  w  s  Dawson  2  s  South 
Dowd  John  W  (Shotwell  &  Dowd),  bds  National  Hotel 
Dowell  Clarence  L,  student,  r  n  s  Jones  1  w  Salisbury 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  65 

Dowell  Horace  J,  gcnl  merchandise,  n  end  Person,  r  same 
Dowell  Wm  J,  elk  M  T>  Edwards,  r  n  s  Jones  1  w  Salisbury 
Downing  George  (c),  painter,  r  ss  North  2  w  McDowell 
Doyle  James,  watchman  postoffice,  r  n  s  Martin  1  e  Person 
Dozier  Turner  (c),  driver  David  Anderson,  r  s  s  Martin  1  w 

Dawson 
Driver  Chesley  A,  carpenter,  r  w  s  Swain  1  n  Newbern  av 
Dudley  David  C  Sr,  printer  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r  w 

s  Blount  4  s  Davie 
Dudley  Guilford  L,  chief  elk  sec'y  State's  oftice,  bds  Yar- 

brough  Plouse 
Dugger  John  E,  r  w  s  Fayetteville  2  n  Lenoir 
Duhamel  Victor  E,  watchmaker  opp  market  House,  res 

Person  1  s  Lane 
Duke  John  E,  elk  National  Hotel,  r  same 
Dunston  Allison  (c),  servant  Tucker  House,  r  same 
Dunston  Austin  (c),  waiter  Governor's  office,  r  s  s  South  1  w 

McDowell 
Dunston  Calvin  (c),  brickmason,  res  East  2  s  South 
Dunston  Charles,  (c),  barber  w  s  Wilmington  6  s  Hargett,  r 

s  s  Lenoir  1  w  Person 
Dunston  Hilliard  (c),  lab,  r  s  e  limits 
Dunston  James  (c),  porter  W  B  Mann  &  Co,  r  rear  n  e  cor 

Edenton  and  Wilmington 
Dunston  Jesse  (c),  wks  T  H  Briggs  &  Sons 
Dunston  John  (c),  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co 
Dunston  MarmadukeN,  (c),  shoemaker  n  e  cor  Cabarrus  and 

McDowell,  r  s  w  cor  Martin  and  Harrington 
Dunston  Martha,  r  n  e  cor  Bloodworth  and  Davie 
Dunston  Nelson  C  (c),  (Davis  &  Dunston),  r  Blount 
Dunston  Sidney    (c),   brickmason  J   S  Allen    &   Co,  r  w  s 

Blount  2  s  Davie 
Dunston  Sylvester  (c),   whitewasher,   r  w  s  McDowell  2  s 

Cabarrus 
Dunston  Weston  (c),  whitewasher,  r  s  w  limits 
Dunston  Wm  H,  (c),  carpenter,  res  East  opp  Edenton 
Dunn  Charles  (c),  wks  gas  house,  r  s  w  limits 
Dunn  Geo  W  (c),  minister,  r  s  w  limits 
Dunn  J  W,  bds  Oak  City  Hotel 
Dunn  John  (c),  r  s  limits  1  w  Blount 


66  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Dunn  Rufus,  cotton  weigher,  bds  e  s  Wilmington  3  s  Har- 

gett 
Dunn   James  B,  physician  6  Mahler  bldg  opp  market 

house,  r  n  s  Hillsboro  2  e  McDowell 
Dupree  Haley,  res  Wilmington  2  u  Cabarrus 
Dupree  W  E,  bds  Yarbrough  House 
Durham  Frank  (c)  wks  R  &  G  R  R  Depot 
Durham  George  (c),  wks  Depot  N  C  R  R,  r  n  e  cor  Lenoir 

and  West 
Durham  Richard  (c),  wks  R  Roles'  planing  mill 
Durham  Richard  (c),  engineer  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  r 

rear  nsR&GRR3w  Dawson 
Durham  Wm  H  (c),  shoe  maker  w  s  Harrington  1  s  Martin, 

r  same 


E 


ARL  LENA,  r  s  s  Cannon  opp  Dawson 


Earp  Hugh  W,  shoemaker,  r  n  s  Martin  5  w  Swain 
Eatman  Mrs  Anna  0,  dressmaker  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w  McDow- 
ell, r  same 
Eatman  Averett,  r  s  e  cor  Cabarrus  and  Wilmington 
Eatman  Wm  R,  wagon  and  buggy  maker  and  repairer  s 
w  cor   Morgan   and   McDowell,   r   n   s   Hillsboro  2  w 
McDowell 
Eaton  Dow  (c),  gardener,  res  Blount  n  end 
Edgerton  Jacob  (c),  driver  J  Osborn,  r  n  s  Lenoir  4  w  Mc- 
Dowell 
Edward  Benj  (c),  porter  I  QEttinger,  res  Dawson  2  s  South 
Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co  (Cornelius  B  Edwards,  Need- 
ham  B   Broughton   and   Rev   Christopher   T  Bailey), 
printers,  binders  and  blank  book  mnfrs,  53  Fayetteville 
3rd  floor 
Edwards  Charles,  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co 
Edwards  Cornelius  B  (Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co),  r  n  w 

cor  Davie  and  Person 
Edwards  Edward  W,  wks  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r  n  e 

cor  Lenoir  and  Person 
Edwards  Henry  (c),  brickmason,  r  n  s  South  2  e  Harrington 
Edwards  Henry  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Martin  3  w  Swain 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  G7 

Edwards  Miss  Ida,  sewer  and  folder  of  books  Edwards, 
Broughton  &  Co,  r  n  e  Lenoir  and  Person 

Edwards  John  Q,  clothing,  dry  goods,  boots,  shoes,  etc.,  n  s 
Hargett  3  e  Fa^'etteville,  r  same 

Edwards  John  (c),  baker  Farriss  &  Bro 

Edwards  Joseph  (c),  messenger  Western  Union  Tel  office,  r 
n  s  Cannon  3  w  Dawson 

Edwards  Mark  D,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer  and  com 
merchant  and  dealer  in  boots,  shoes,  etc,  e  s  Wilming- 
ton opp  market,  r  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w  McDowell 

Edwards  Katicy,  w'id  of  Edward,  rue  cor  Lenoir  and  Per- 
son 

Edwards  Samuel  (c),  porter  Raleigh  National  Bank,  r  n  s 
Cannon  4  w^  Dawson 

Edward  Silas  (c),  hostler  G  W  Wynne  &  Co,  r  same 

Edwards  Thos  B  (c),  minister,  r  rear  Tupper's  church  s  s 
Cabarrus 

Edwards  Wni  (c),  baker,  r  s  e  cor  Lenoir  and  McDowell 

Edwards  Wm  J,  printer  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  and 
pres  Raleigh  Typo  Union,  r  s  s  Martin  1  e  Person 

Ellen  Miss  Annie  folder  and  box  maker  Edwards,  Brough- 
ton &  Co,  r  East  nr  Newbern  av 

Ellen  Candace,  r  w  s  Salisbury  1  n  Morgan 

Ellen  Miss  Cornelia,  folder  and  box  maker  Edwards,  Brough- 
ton &  Co,  East  nr  Newbern  av 

Ellen  Jack,  shoe  mkr  C  D  Heartt,  r  2  miles  w  Raleigh 

Ellen  Martha,  wid  of  Wm,  res  East  3  n  Edenton 

Einstein  Miss  Sarah,  milliner  Isaac  CEttinger,  r  48  Fayette- 
yille 

Ellington  George  W,  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  bds  s  s 
Jones  2  w  Dawson 

Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  (Wm  J  Ellington,  Leonidas  H 
Royster,  Benjamin  F  Parks,  Robt  R  Pinkston),  contrac- 
tors and  builders  n  s  4  w  Dawson 

Ellington  Wm  J,  (Ellington,  Royster  &  Co),  r  w  s  West  1 
n  Jones 

Ellis  Don  J,  grocer,  n  s  Hillsboro  1  w  West,  r  s  w  cor  Hills- 
boro and  West 

Ellis  Ruffin  B,  physician  s  s  Morgan  4  e  Blount,  r  same 

Ellis  Wm  H,  bar  tender  L  D  H  Whitehead,  r  n  s  Cabarrus 
3  w  Salisbury 


68  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Ellison  Lee  (c),  wks  Thos  H  Briggs  &  Sons,  r  s  s  Edenton  1 

e  West 
Ellison  Lycurgus  S,   wks  Ellington,   Royster   &  Co,  r  w  s 

Salisbury  3  n  North 
Ellison  Stewart  (c),  carpenter,  res  Person  3  n  Lenoir 
Emery  Robert,  watchman  Jones,  Green  and  Powell,  r  n  e 

cor  West  and  Cabarrus 
Engle  John  F,  photographer,  r  s  e  cor  Person  and  Polk 
Engle  Robt  H,  student,  r  s  e  cor  Polk  and  Person 
Engelhard  Edward  B,  asst  elk  Sec'y  State's  office,  bds  s  s 

Hillsboro  1  e  Harrington 
Engelhard  Mrs  Joseph,  wid,  bds  s  s  Hillsboro  1  e  Harring- 
ton 
Enniss  James  H,  pub  N  C  Farmer  and  Turner's  N  C  Alma- 
nac w  s  Salisbury  1  s  Jones,  r  same 
Enniss  Pinckney  C,  elk  J  Armstrong,  r  w  s  Salisbury  1  s 

Jones 
Episcopal  Church,  Wilmington  betv/een  Newbern  av  and 

Edenton 
Ethridge  Wm  C,  bds  n  w  cor  Hillsboro  and  Dawson 
Evans  Frank  (c),  lab,  res  Dawson  1  s  South 
Evans  Joel,  carpenter,  res  East  1  n  Newbern  av 
Evans  John  W  (Evans  &  Martin),  r  n  s  Peace  1  e  Pease  In- 
stitute 
Evans  Lucy,  wid  of  Henry  L,  boarding,  r  n  e  cor  Edenton 

and  McDowell 
Evans  Margaret,  steward  Oak  Citj^  Hotel,  r  same 
Evans  Sidne}^  (c),  r  rear  s  s  Hillsboro  3  w  Saunders 
Evans  Thos  (c),  servant  A  S  Merrimon,  res  Wilmington 

bet  Polk  and  Peace 
Evans  Turner  (c),  restaurant,  res  Harrington  1  n  Martin 
Evans  Wm,  moulder  Allen  &  Cram,  bds  s  s  Martin  1   w 

Salisbury 
Evans  &  Martin  :' John  W  Evans  and  Edwin  M  Martin), 

carriage  manufrs  n  w  cor  Blount  and  Morgan 
Everitt  DaVid  E  (Crawford  &  Everett),  bds  National  Hotel 
Eversfield  Harriett,  wid  of  John,  r  s  s  Davie  e  limits 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  GO 

•AGIN  THOMAS,  candy  manufr  A  D  Royster  &  Bro 

Faison  Benj  F,  elk  Rand  &  Barbee  Bros,  r  s  s  Hargctt  1  e 

Person 
Faison  Paul  F,  com  mer  e  s   Wilmington  5  s  Martin,  r  n  s 

Edenton  bet  Halifax  and  Wilmington 
Falls   of  Neuse   Manuf'g   Co,  manufr   of  cotton   yarns, 
warps,  plaids,  etc;  G  Rosentlial,  sec  and  treas,  ofiice  47 
Fayetteville 
Farmer  Amos  (e),  wks  J  Lewis  &  Co 
Farmer  T  J,  wks  R  Roles'  planing  mill 
Farmer  and  Mechanic  (weekly),  R  A  Shotwell  and  J  W 
Dowd  editors  and  proprs,  front  room  2d  floor  Mahler's 
bldg,  opp  Market 
Farnsworth  Henry  M,  painter  R  &  G  R  R  shops,  r  n  s 

Jones  3  w  Salisbury 
Farrar  Anthony,  street  hand,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  4  w  Salisbury 
Farrer  Henry  (c),  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co 
Farrington  Albert,  lab,  r  s  s  Manly  av  1  e  Cannon 
Farriss  Ghas  M,  tailor,  r  s  s  Lenoir  1  e  Blount 
Farriss  Chas  S  (Farriss  &  Bro),  r  Wake  Forest  College 
Farriss  Wm  A  (Farriss  &  Bro),  r  opp  market  house 
Farriss  &  Bro  (Wm  A  and  Chas  S),  bakery  and  confection- 
ery and  candy  mnfrs,  opp  market  house 
Farrow  Lewis  (c),  wks  0  F  Curtis 

Farthing  Hargis,  cabinet  maker,  r  s  e  cor  Jones  and  Har- 
rington 
Fasnach  Edward,  watches,  clocks  and  Jewelry,  w  s  Fay- 
etteville 3  s  Morgan,  r  same 
Faucett  Elizabeth,  wid  of  John,  r  w  s  West  1  s  North 
Faucett  Franklin  W,  wks  R  &  G  R  R  Shops,  r  w  s  West  1  s 

North 
Faucett  Henry  M,  baggage  master  R  &  G  R  R,  r  w  s  West 

1  s  North 
Faucett  Samuel  (c),  r  n  e  corner  East  and  Cabarrus 
Faucett  Thomas  0,  printer  Ferrell,  Booker  &  Co,  r  w  s  West 

1  s  North 
Faucett  Whitfield   A,   printer   Farmer   &   Mechanic,  r  w  s 

AVest  1  s  North 
Felton  Charles  (c),  cook,  r  n  s  Cannon  2  e  Manly 
Fendt  Henry  L,  confectioner,  r  u  s  Martin  1  w  Salisbury 


70  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Fendt  Wm  H,  apprentice  Cooper,  Newsotn  &  Heartt  r  n  s 

Martin  1  w  Salisbury 
Fentress  Thomas  T  (T  R  Fentress  &  Son),  r  15  Fayetteville 
Fentress  Thomas  R  (T  R  Fentress  &  Son),  r  15  Fayetteville 
Fentress  Thomas  R  &  Son  (Thomas  R  and  Thomas  T),  con- 
fectioners and  com  merchants,  15  Fa3'etteville. 
Ferrall  Chas,  elk  M  Grausman,  r  e  end  Newbern  av 
Ferrall  John,  elk  M  Grausman,  rooms  29  Fayetteville 
Ferrall  Joseph  F,  elk  Fall  of   Neuse  Manfrg  Co,  r  e  end 

Newbern  av 
Ferrer  Nelson  (c),  servant  at  Mrs  Mary  Woodard 
Ferrell,  Booker  &  Co,  (Wm  H  Ferrell,  Fred  T  Booker 

and  Stanford  L  Nichols),  book  and  job  printers  n  e   cor 

Fayetteville  and  Hargett 
Ferrell  James  K,  policeman,  r  w  s  West  3  n  Jones 
Ferrell  John  I,  lamplighter,  r  s  e  cor  North  and  Dawson 
Ferrell  P  C,  wks  J  S  Allen,  bds  w  s  Dawson  1  s  Lane 
Ferrell  Wm,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  3  w  Salisbury 
Ferrell  Wm  H,  (Ferrell,  Booker  &  Co),  r  s  s  Martin  2  w 

Bloodworth 
Fields  George  (c),  carpenter,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  2  w  Salisbury 
Fields  Isham  (c),  (Lockhart  &  Fields),  rooms  e  s  Salisbury 

2  n  Hargett 
Firth  Carrie,  wid  of  Thomas,  res  Salisbury  1  n  Hargett 
Finch  Henry,  farmer,  r  s  s  South  2  w  Dawson 
Finnell  Richard,  engineer,  res  Harrington  1  n  Lenoir 
Fisher  Julia,  wid  of  Jefferson,  r  n  w  cor  McDowell  and 

Hargett 
Fleming   Allen,  mailing  elk  P  M  Hale,  r  n  s  North  opp 

Harrington 
Fleming  George,  moulder  R  &  G  R  R  Shops,  r  n  s  North 

opp  Harrington 
Flemington   Jacob  H,  atty  at  law  old   Sentinel  bldg,  s  of 

Court  House 
Fleming  Menicha,  wid  of  Robert,  r  e  East  7  s  South 
Fleming  Thomas  M,  engineer  R  &  GRR,  rns  Edenton  2 

w  Salisbury 
Fleming  Peter  C,  machinist  R  &  G  R  R  shops,  rns  North 

opp  Harrington 
Fletcher  Henry,  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co 
Fletcher  Wiley  C,  r  s  s  Lenoir  1  w  Haywood 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  71 

Flow  David  C,  elk  J  W  Upchurch,  res  Bloodworth  2  s 

Hargett 
Flow  Win  W,  lab,  res  Bloodworth  2  s  Hargett 
Forsythe  Edwin  E,  r  s  s  Martin  3  w  Swain 
Forsytbe  Josepbus  B,  (J  B  Forsytbe  &  Co),  r  Exchange 

Place  2  w  Wilmington 
Forsytbe  J  B  &  Co  (Josepbus  B  Forsythe  and  Henry  M 

Shearin),  saloon  Exchange  Place  2  w  Wilmington 
Forsytbe  Wm  P,  elk  R  Orr,  r  s  s  Martin  3  w  Swain 
Francis  Peter,  shoemaker  cor  Fayetteville  and  Manly  av 
Fraps  Anton  W,  wholesale  and  retail  dealer  in  liquors,  wine 

and  beer,  also  billiard   saloon  Fayetteville  opp  market 

house,  r  s  s  Davie  1  w  Wilmington 
Fray  John  J  (Fray  &  Morson),  r  w  s  Bloodworth  1  s  Jones 
Fray  &Morson  (John  J  Fray  and  Hugh  Morson),  principals 

Raleigh  Male  Academy  e  s  Blount  bet  Lane  and  Jones 
Frazier,  tailor  C  Weikel  &  Co 

Freeman  John  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Salisbury  1  s  Johnson 
Freeman  McHenry  (c),  boot-black  Davis  &  Dunston,  r  Fay- 
etteville near  public  school 
Freeman  Matthew  (c),  r  rear  5  Fayetteville 
Freeman  Norman  (c),  porter  L  R  Wyatt,  r  s  s  Martin  2  w 

Swain 
Freeman  Orren  J,  elk  Pritchard  &  Brooks,  r  cor  Morgan 

and  Bloodworth 
Freeman  Roda  (c),  drayman  Parker  &  Avera 
Freeman  Sandy  J,  manager,  dry  goods,  clothing,  groceries, 

etc.,  Exchange  Place  and  Martin  4  w  Wilmington,  r  s 

e  cor  Morgan  and  Bloodworth 
Freeman  Sol  (c),  drayman  B  K  Partin,  res  Person  1  s  Har- 
gett 
Friel  Chas  J,  proprietor  Raleigh  Bakery  s  w  cor  Davie  and 

Blount,  r  same 
Friend  and  Templar  (weekly),  R  H  Whitaker,  editor  and 

propr,  s  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Market  3d  floor 
Ford  Adam  D,  elk  F  B  Hill,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Ford  Austin  (c),  blacksmith  e  s  AVilmington  4  n  Hargett, 

res  Haywood  4  s  Davie 
Ford  Charlie,  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co 
Ford  Noah  (c),  driver  B  H  Wood  ell,  res  Haywood   4  s 

Davie 


72  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Ford  Robert,  carpenter  Allen  &  Cram 

Forest  Asa  B,  sexton  Oakwood  Cemetery,  r  n  s  North  opp 

Linden  av 
Forest  James  M  ap;t,  saloon  n  s  Exchange  Place  3  e  Fay- 

etteville,  r  w  s  West  opp  Jones 
Fort  Dempsey  (c),  wks  J  G  Jordan 
Fort  Isley  (c),  blacksmith,  r  s  s  Polk  1  e  Wilmington 
Foster  Mar}',  principal  primary  kindergarten  dept  Peace 

Ins,  res  Blount  1  n  Polk 
Foster  Omega  H,  collecting  elk  Citizens'  National  Bank,  r  e 

s  Blount  1  n  Polk 
Foster  Pompey  (c),  carrige  driver  W  G  Upchurch,  res  Mc- 
Dowell 1  n  Martin 
Foster  Robt  P,  elk  N  C  Depot,  r  e  s  Blount  1  n  Polk 
Foushee  Emeline,  wid  of  Robt  J,  r  n  e  cor  Hillsboro  and 

Saunders 
Foushee  John  G,  elk  W  C  McMackin,  bds  n  s  Newbern  av 

1  e  Person 
"Fowle  Daniel  G,  atty  at  law  office  and  r  s  w  cor  Fayette- 

ville  and  Davie 
Fowler  Columbus  B,  keeper  market,  r  n  s  Johnson  3  w 

Salisbury 
Fowler  George  W,  pressman  Observer,  r   s  w  cor  Dawson 

and  Cabarrus 
Fowler  Melisa,  wid  of  Wm,  r  s  w  cor  Dawson  and  Cabarrus 
Fowler  Robt,  baker  Mrs  L  Sorrell,  r  n  e  cor  Dawson  and 

Cabarrus 
Fowler  Walter  W,  r  w  s  Fayetteville  1  s  railroad 
Fowler  Willis,  helper  blksmith  N  S  Harp,  r  n  s  Martin  7  w 

Swain 
Foy  Austin  (c),  r  n  s  Cabarrus  2  e  Wilmington 
Foy  Isaac  (c),  blacksmith,  r  n  s  Lenoir  1  e  Person 
Frost  Valentine  A,  boiler  maker,  r  s  w  cor  Salisbury  and 

Johnson 
Fuller  Richard  (c),  r  s  s  South  opp  Person 
Fuller  Susie  A  (c),  teacher  Normal  department  Shaw  Uni- 
versity, r  same 
Fuller  Thomas  C  (Merrimon  &  Fuller),  r  n  e  cor  Hillsboro 

and  McDowell 
Fuller  Thomas  S,  elk  J  J  Thomas,  r  s  s  Jones  1  w  Salisbury 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  73 

Fuller  Williamson  W,  law  student,  r  n  e  cor  Hillsboro  and 

McDowell 
Furnell  Alfred,  moulder  Cooper,  Newsom  &  Heartt 


G 


AIGE  C  S,  elk  W  H  Morris 


Gales  W  C,  elk  S  D  Wait,  r  w  end  Hillsboro 

Gardner  Davie (c)  (Gardner  &  Yarbrough) 

Gardner  John  C,  jeweler  w  s  Wilmington  6  s  Hargett,  res 

Jones  5  e  East 
Gardner  Starkey  F,  jeweler,  res  Jones  4  e  East 
Gardner  &  Yarbrough  (c)  (David  Gardner  and  Frank  Yar- 
brough), shoemakers  n  s  Hargett  2  e  Wilmington 
Gary  John  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  w  cor  Harrington  and  South 
Garey  Fab  (c),  brickmason,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  1  w  Salisbury 
Garrett  Newell  B,  r  s  s  Davie  1  e  Dawson 
Gaskill  Wm  B,  elk  R  Orr,  bds  Hargett 
Gas  Office,  Michael  Bowes  supt,  s  s  Morgan  2  w  Wilmington 
Gas  Works,  Raleigh  Gas  Liglit  Co,  s  w  cor  McDowell  and 

Cabarrus,  W  Bowes  supt 
Gatling  John  (Gilliam  &  Gatliug),  pres  North   Carolina 
Home  Ins  Co.  w  s  Fayetteville  1  s  Hargett,  r  J  mile  e 
Raleigh 
Gattis  Wm  A,  grain  and  forage,  r  s  s  Martin  1  e  Dawson 
Gear  John  (e),  farmer,  r  n  s  Cannon  1  w  Harrington 
Gentrv  Benj  S  (H  D  Berry  &  Co),  r  Danville,  Ky 
Gentry  Frank  N  (H  D  Berry  &  Co),  r  Danville,  Kv 
Gentry  Nathan  F  (H  D  Berry  &  Co),  r  Danville,  Ky 
Gentry  Peter  F,  (H  D  Berry  &  Co),  r  Danville.  Ky 
Gibson  Gideon  E,  teacher  D  D  &  B  Institute,  r  same 
Gilbert  Martin  A'"an  B,  elk  in  office  of  Register  of  Deeds, 

bds  National  Hotel 
Giles  Wm  (c),  school  teacher,  res  Wilmington  3  s  Cabarrus 
Gill  Caroline,  wid  of  Terrell,  r  s  s  South  1  e  West 
Gill  G  W,  carpenter  R  &  G  R  R  Shops 
Gill  Ned  (c),  hostler  G  W  Wynne  &  Co 
Gill  SorrcU  (c),  r  rear  w  s  Fayetteville  3  s  Davie 
Gill  Zachariah  W,  saloon  n  s  Exchange  Place,  2  e  Fay- 
etteville, r  same 
Gilliam  Donnell,  student,  bds  Yarbrough  House 


74  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Gilliam  Geo  (c),  servant  Yarbrough  House,  r  same 
Gilliam  Henry  A,  (Gilliam  &  Gatling),  Ms  Yarbrough 

House 
Gilliam  &  Gatling,  (Henry  A  Gilliam  and  John  Gatling), 

attys  at  law  Law  bld'g  u  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Davie 
Gladvill  Oandace,  wid  of  Charles,  res  Person  1  n  Lenoir 
Glenn  Anderson,  carriage  maker  A  Upchurch,  r  n  s  Martin 

3  w  Bloodworth 
Glenn  V  C,  wks  O  F  Curtis 
Gooch  John,  lab,  r  s  s  South  2  e  Harrington 
Gooch  Louisa,  wid  of  Duncan,  r  s  w  cor  Bloodworth  and 

Martin 
Godwin  Chas  E,  canvasser  Singer  sewing  machine 
Goldman  Geo,  confectionery  and  fruits  13  Hargett,  r  same 
Good  Haywood  (c),  blacksmith  Cooper,  Newsom  and  Heartt. 

res  West  1  s  Lane 
Goines  B  B,  (c).  teacher  Johnson  graded  school 
Goines  Henry  (c),  wks  Wm  Andrews,  r  s  w  limits 
Goodrum  Ned  (c),  porter  Southern  Express  office,  r  e  s  Daw- 
son 2  u  Lenoir 
Goodwin  Charles  A,  with  W  H  J  Goodwin,  r  n  s  Hargett  2 

w  Person 
Goodwin  Columbus  E  J,  wines,  liquors,  segars,  groceries, 

etc.,  n  w  cor  Dawson  and  Cabarrus,  r  same 
Goodwin  Isaac  (c),  hostler  G  W  Wynne  &  Co 
Goodwin  Miles  (Miles  Goodwin  &  Son),  police,  r  Oak  City 

Hotel 
Goodwin  Miles  &  Son  (Miles  and  Wm  H),  proprs  Oak 

City  Hotel 
Goodwin  Wm  H  (Miles  Goodwin  &  Son),  r  Oak  City  Hotel 
Goodwin  Wm  H  J,  groceries  and  liquors  e  s  Wilmington  3 

s  Hargett,  bds  same 
Goodwyn  Eliza,  wid  of  Len,  r  n  s  North  1  w  Harrington 
Goodwyn  Matthew  T,  carpenter  R  &  G  R  R  shops,  r  n  s 

North  1  w  Harrington 
Gordon  Wm  (c),  driver  Johnson  &  Barber,  r  w  s  West  3  s 

Jones 
Gorham  Arthur  L  (c),  porter  U  S  Court  and  P  0  bldg,  r  n  s 

Newbern  av  5  e  East 
Gorman  Alfred   F,   painter   Bullock   &   Thompson,   r  s  s 

Smithfield  3  e  Blount 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  75 

Gorman  Elizabeth,  wid  of  Thomas,  r  w  s  Dawson  1  n  Eden- 
ton 
Gorman  George  J,  r  s  e  cor  Martin  and  McDowell 
Gorman  Henry,  coach  maker,  r  s  s  Smithfield  3  e  Blount 
Gorman  James  W,  painter,  r  s  s  Smithfield  3  e  Blount 
Gorman  John  C,  printer  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  and 
vice  pres  Raleigh  Typographical  Union,  r  s  Davie  2  e 
Dawson 
Gorman  Maxwell  J,  local  editor  Raleigh  News,  r  s  e  cor 

Martin  and  McDowell 
Gorman  Nicholas  carrier  Evening  Visitor 
Gorman  Thomas  M,  mailing  elk  postoffice,  ssDavie2e 

Dawson 
Gorum  Pompey  (c),  cooper,  res  Harrington  1  n  Edentou 
Gorum  Randall  (c),  r  rear  e  s  Person  2  n  Lenoir 
Gowell  Mrs  Wm,  dressmaker  Mrs  Jno  R  Ray,  r  Fayetteville 
Graham  George  W,  physician  over  14  Fayetteville,  r  n  w 

cor  Edenton  and  Salsbury 
Grant  Andrew  (c),  hostler  G  W  "Wynne  &  Co 
Grayson  Rachael,  wid  of  William,  r  n  w  cor  Martin  and 

Salisbury 
Grausman  Michael,  family  groceries  and  liquors  29  Fay- 
etteville, r  s  s  Hargett  4  w  Blount 
Graves  Geo  H,  elk  Yeargan,  Petty  &  Co,  bds  7  Fayetteville 
Gray  Robert  T  (Gray  &  Stamps),  r  w  s  Dawson  1  n  Hargett 
Gray  &  Stamps  (Robert  T  Gray  and  Edward  R  Stamps), 

attys  at  law  4  Mahler  bldg  opp  Market  place 
Gresham  John  A,  plasterer,  r  n  end  Person 
Green  Alston  (c),  wheelwright,  r  cor  Fayetteville  and  Can- 
non 
Green  Andrew  A,  r  n  s  Jones  1  w  Dawson 
Green  Andrew  H  (Jones,  Green  &  Powell),  r  s  s  Lenoir  2  e 

East 
Green  Austin  (c),  painter  Julius  Lewis  &  Co 
Green  Austin  (c),  blacksmith  s  e  cor  Morgan  and  McDowell, 

r  n  s  Lenoir  1  e  East 
Green  Harriett  (c),  r  s  s  Davie  2  w  McDowell 
Green  Joseph,  foreman  R  &  G  R  R  shops,  r  s  s  Jones  1  w 

McDowell 
Green  John  H,  foreman  machine  shop  R&GRR,  res 
East  1  s  Jones 


76  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Green  Logan  (c),  drayman,  bds  n  w  cor  Dawson  and  Lenoir 
Green  Thomas  (c),  lab,  res  Blount  1  n  Cabarrus 
Green  Wm  (c),  fireman  R&G  RR,  ins  Lenoir  2  w  Salis- 
*         bury   . 
Griffis  Allen  (c),  servant  at  W  C  Upchurch 
Griffith  Delilah,  r  n  s  Lenoir  2  w  McDowell 
Grifiitli  Mary,  wid  of  Wm,  r  s  s  Morgan  3  w  Salisbury 
Grimes  Wm,  r  w  s  Halifax  1  n  North 
Grissom    Dr    Eugene  (Pescud,  Lee  &  Co),  supt  Insane 

Asylum,  r  same 
Grissom  Lewis  T,  wks  R&G  depot,  r  w  s  West  1  s  North 
Groves  Austin  Yv^,  (c),  i3orter  Pescud,  Lee  &  Co 
Gruendler  Frank,  cigar  mnfr,  dealer  confectioneries,  etc,  1  n 

Yarbrough  House,  r  w  s  Blount  3  n  Martin 
Guant  Wm  (c),  r  n  s  Cabarrus  3  e  Wilmington 
Gudger  Hezekiah  A,  principal  Deaf  and  Dumb  and  Blind 

Institution,  r  same 
Gulick  Wm  B,  r  n  e  cor  Newborn  av  and  Person 
Gulley  Jacob  W,  butcher,  r  s  s  Smithfield  2  e  Blount 
GuUey  Joseph  P,  dry  goods,  notions,  boots,  shoes,  hats, 

caps,  etc,  s  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Exchange  Place,  r  e 

s  Wilmington  2  n  Cabarrus 
Gulley  N  Y,  teach.  Graded  (white)  School,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Gunter  Eli  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Jones  1  e  Person 
Gwaltney  Wm  R,  minister,  r  n  s  Hargett,  1  w  Person 


H 


ABEL  FRED  W,  elk  A  D  Royster  &  Bro,  r  e  s  East  2 
n  Davie 

Habel  Geo,  tailor  J  Kreth,  res  East  2  n  Davie 

Hagan  Harris  (c),  porter  A  Theo  Hunt,  res  Bloodworth  4 
n  Davie 

Hailey  Thos  L,  wheelwright,  r  n  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Le- 
noir 

Hale  Peter  M,  editor  and  propr  Hale's  Weekly  53  Fayette- 
ville, bds  National  Hotel 

Hale's  Weekly,  P  M  Hale  editor  and  propr  53  Fayetteville 
2d  floor 

Hall  Everard,  steward  D  D  &  B  Institute,  r  same 

Hall  E  Telfair,  elk  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  r  s  w  cor  Swain  and 
Hargett 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  77 

Hall  Isaac  (c),  r  w  s  Blount  2  s  Smithfield 

Hall  Isaac  (c),  wood  cutter,  r  w  s  Blood  worth  2  s  Davie 

Hall  Isaac  (c),  drayman  II  Whitaker,  r  w  s  McDowell  2  n 

Cabarrus 
Hall  James  (c),  shoemaker  A  demons 
Hall  Jordan  (c),  gardener,  r  n  s  Cannon  1  e  Manly- 
Hall  Lewis  (c),  wks  O  F  Curtis,  r  s  e  limits 
Hall  Luke  (c),  r  n  s  Cabarrus  1  w  Salisbury 
Hall  Plummer  (c),  r  w  s  Blount  2  s  Smithfield 
Hall  Robert  (c),  s  w  cor  Smithfield  and  Blount 
Hall  Robert  (c),  r  w  s  Blount  2  s  Smithfield 
Hall  Thomas  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  2  e  Wilmington 
Hall  Wm  (c),  painter,  T  A  Bo  wen,  r  s  s  Newborn  av  4   e 

Wilmington 
Hall  Wm  J,  elk  W  Woolcott,  rooms  e  s  Wilmington  2  s 

jMorgan 
Hall  W  Robert  (c),  local  editor  Journal  of  Industry,  r  Wil- 
mington opp  Smithfield 
Hallihan  John,  wks  Mitchell's  steam  boiler  works,  r  s  e  cor 

South  and  Blount 
Halsey  Henry  (c),  r  n  w  cor  Blount  and  s  limits 
Halsey  Thomas  R,  baggage  master  N  C  R  R,  r  u  w  cor  Har- 
rington and  Lenoir 
Hamlet  Christopher  C,  elk  J  P  Gulley,  r  w  s  Person  2  s 

Davie 
Hamlet  John  T,  elk  Johnson  &  Wiggs,  bds  n  ecor  Hillsboro 

and  Saunders 
Hampson  Thomas,  deputy  revenue  collector,  res  Blount  3 

s  South 
Hampton  John  S,  book  and  job  printer  6  Martin,  r  s  e  cor 

Davie  and  Dawson 
Hanks  C  Walker,  elk  Julius  Lewis  &  Co,  bds  w  s  Saunders 

2  n  Hillsboro 
Hanna  James  E,  mail  messenger,  r  s  e  cor  West  and  Cannon 
Hamlin  James  wks  Everett  &  Crawford,  r  s  s  Cannon  3  e 

Manly  av 
Hanson  Joe  'c),  lab,  r  ns  Cannon  3  w  Dawson 
Hardie  Mrs  M  A,   millinery  and  fancy  goods  24  Fayette- 

ville,  r  same 
Hardie  Pink  C,  asst  Mrs  M  A  Ilardie's  millinery  establish- 
ment, r  24  Fayetteville 


78  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Hardin  Edward  J,  groceries  and  provisions  49  Fayetteville, 

r  South  opp  Salisbury 
Hardin  Wm  H,  r  South  opp  Salisbury 
Harding  Bernard  R,  master  mechanic  R  &  G  and  R  &  A  R 

R,  r  w  s  Halifax  nr  n  limits 
Hardy  Alex,  painter,  r  s  s  Morgan  1  e  Wilmington 
Hardy  Booker  (c),  whitewasher,  r  n  s  Martin  4  w  Swain 
Hardy  Henry,  painter,  r  s  s  Newbern  av  1  w  Blood  worth 
Hardy  John  (c),  mechanic,  r  n  w  cor  McDowell  and  Lenoir 
Hardy  Lucius  M,  teacher  Natural  Sciences  St  Mary's  school 

w  end  Hillsboro,  r  same 
Hardy  Sylvester  (c),  wks  Myers'  saloon,  r  n  w  cor  Lenoir 

and  McDowell 
Hardy  Toney  (c),  fireman  R  &  A  R  R 
Hare  Warren  H  (c),  wines,  liquors,  groceries,  etc,  s  s  Cabar- 
rus 4  w  Dawson,  bds  s  e  cor  Cabarrus  and  Dawson 
Hare  Willis  G  (c),  elk  W  H  Hare,  bds  s  e  cor  Cabarrus  and 

Dawson 
Harp  Marshall,  brickmason,  r  s  s  Davie  6  e  East 
Harp  Noel  S,  carriage  manuf  rer  s  s  Morgan  1  w  Blount, 

r  w  s  Blount  3  n  Hargett 
Harper  Chas  H,  bkpr  Raleigh  News,  r  n  e  cor  Newbern  av 

and  Bloodworth 
Harward  George,  r  n  s  Lane  2  e  Dawson 
Harward   James,  printer  Uzzell  &  Wiley,  r  n   s  Lane  2  e 

Dawson 
Harrell  Eugene  G  (Alfred  Williams  &  Co),  r  w  s  Dawson  1 

s  Hargett 
Harrell  Henry,  wks  Holliday  &  Hardesty,  r  2  miles  west 

Raleigh 
Harris  Alvin  (c),  lab  J  S  Allen  &  Co 
Harris  Amos,  r  s  end  Wilmington 

Harris  Chas,  elk  J  M  Rosenbaum,  r  s  s  Martin  4  e  Blount 
Harris  Churchill,  res  Blount  s  e  limits 
Harris  Dock  (c),  brakeman  R  &  A  Air  Line,  r  n  s  R  &  G  R 

R  2  w  Dawson 
Harris  Hardy,  res  Harrington  1  s  Jones 
Harris  James  H  (c),  law  student,  rooms  s  s  Edenton  1  e  Mc- 
Dowell 
Harris  James  M,  feed  and  sale  stables  s  s  Martin  3  e  Blount, 

r  s  s  Martin  4  e  Blount 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  79 

Harris  John  C  L,  atty  at  law  old  Sentinel  bld'ng  s  court 

house,  r  1  milew  Raleigh 
Harris  Nancy,  wid,  rs  e  cor  Cabarrus  and  Wilmington 
Harris  Nathaniel  (c),  brakeman  R  &  G  R  R,  r  w  s  Harring- 
ton 3  n  Edenton 
Harris  Richard  J,  dealer  in  coal  bet  R  &  G  R  R  and  NCR 

R  n  N  C  Depot,  res  Blount  1  n  Polk 
Harris  Ringgold,  bar  tender  A  W  Fraps,  r  s  s  Sinithfield  4 

e  Blount 
Harris  Robert  (c),   fireman  R   &  G  R  R,  r  s  s  Polk   1   e 

Wilmington 
Harris  Thomas,  grocer,  r  s  s  Martin  4  e  Blount 
Harris  Thomas  C,  engraver  in  wood  and  signal  observer 

office  over  55  Fayetteville,  res  Saunders  2  n  Hillsboro 
Harris  Walte  (c),  blacksmith  J  Lewis  &  Co,  r  rear  n  s  Har- 

gett  3  w  Swain 
Harris  William  L,  elk   Christophers   &  Sorrell,  r  n   e  cor 

Hargett  and  Person 
Harris  Wm  N,  grocer,  s  s  Davie  e  limits,  r  same 
Harris  Wm  R  (c),  teacher  St  Augustine  Normal  school  (col), 

r  w  s  McDowell  1  n  Lenoir 
Harris  Willis  (c),  painter,  res  Salisbury  2  n  Cabarrus 
Harrison  Alexander  M,  elk  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  bds  n  w  cor 

Hillsboro  and  Dawson 
Harrison  Miss  Bettie,  officedady  New  Home  sewing  machine 

office,  r  n  w  cor  Haywood  and  Cabarrus 
Harrison  Badger  (c),  lab,  r  s  e  cor  South  and  McDowell 
Harrison  Charles  A  (c),  painter,  res  Halifax  1  n  Edeaton 
Harrison  Geo  (c),  servant  Peace  Institute 
Harrison  Geo  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Newbern  av  4  e  East 
Harrison  Henry  (c),  servant  at  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w  Saunders 
Harrison  Hiram  (c),  waiter  Cottage  Hotel,  n  e  cor  Dawson 

and  Davie,  r  same 
Harrison  John,  mattress  maker,  res  Person  4  n  Lenoir 
Harrison  John  T,  bar-tender  P  C  Walker,  r  n  s  Morgan  2  e 

Person 
Harrison  John  W,  r  s  s  Johnson  1  e  R  &  G  R  R 
Harrison  Malcom,  saddler  W  B  Ilutchings,  r  n  vv^cor  Hay- 
wood and  Cabarrus 
Harrison  Mariah  (c),  matron  D  D  &  B  Institute  (col),  r  same 
Harrison  Mary,  wid  of  John,  rn  w  cor  Dawson  and  Edenton 


80  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Harrison  Robert  (c),  lab  J  S  Allen  &  Co 

Harrison  Sidney  D,  r  s  s  Martin  3  e  Person 

Harrison  Wm  H,  r  s  w  cor  Blount  and  Jones 

Harrison  Willis  (c),  r  rear  Public  School 

Harrington  Hugh  (c),  porter  Pritchard  &  Brooks 

Harrington  S  A,  mail  agt  R   &  A  Air-Line,  bds  Cooke's 

Hotel 
Hart  Diana,  wid  of  Julius,  r  s  w  cor  Saunders  and  Hillsboro 
Hartfield  Henry  (c),  blacksmith,  W  G  McMillan,  r  n  s  ]\Iar- 

tin  4  w  Swain 
Hatch  Mary,  tailoress  J  Kreth,  r  s  s  Martin  2  w  Salisbury 
Hatch  Susan,  tailoress  J  Kreth,  r  s  s  Martin  2  w  Salisbury 
Hatchell  James  (c),  r  n  s  Edenton  1  w  Swain 
Hawkins  Geo  W  (c),  vegetables  market  house 
Hawkins  Jane  (c),  chambermaid  Central  Hotel,  r  same 
Hawkins  Lee  (c),  lab,  res  Dawson  1  s  South 
Hawkins  Mack  (c),  waiter  Yarbrough  House 
Hawkins  Stephens  (c),  driver  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  r  alley  s 

s  Davie  6  e  East 
Hawkins  Trim  (c),  hostler  G  W  Wynne  &  Co,  r  same 
Hawkins  Dr  Wm  J,  director  Citizens'  National  Bank,  r  n  e 

cor  Blount  and  North 
Hay  Thomas  T  (Cameron,  Hay  &  Co),  bds  n  s  Hillsboro  1 

w  St  Mary 
Hay  Walter  D,  elk  Cameron,  Hay  &  Co,  bds  National  Hotel 
Hayes  Henry  B,  Grocer,  r  n  e  cor  Blount  and  Smithfield 
Hayes  James  P,  cotton,  hides,  furs,  wool,  beeswax,  tallow, 

etc,  s  s  Hargett  7  e  Wilmington,  r  s  w  cor  Hargett  and 

East 
Hayes  John  (c),  whitewasher,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  3  e  East 
Hayes  Simon  G,  propr  Tucker  House,  r  same 
Hayes  Samuel  (c),  carpenter  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  res 

LI  ay  wood  2  n  Lenoir 
Hayes  Wm  H,  wks  T  B  Macon,  r  n  s  Smithfield  1  e  Blount 
Hayes  Wm  M  (c),  carpenter  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  res 

Fayetteville  6  s  railroad 
Haynes  Alphonszo  H,  photographer,  r  n  w  cor  Newbern  av 

and  Swain 
Haynes  Erasmus  D,  undertaker  w  s  Fayetteville  1  n  Davie, 

r  n  w  cor  Newbern  av  and  Swain 
Haynes  Malcom  L,  r  w  s  Swain  1  n  Newbern  av 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  81 

Haynes  Montressa  R,  cabinet  maker  E  D  Haynes,  r  n  w  cor 
Newbern  av  and  Swaiu 

Haynes  Zacharias  W,  teacher  D  D  &  B  Institute  (col),  res 
Person  2  n  North 

Ha3's  Richard  (c),  capeuter,  res  Wilmington  2  s  Cabarrus 

Hays  Thomas  elk  Cooke  &  Wainwright,  iDds  Cooke's  Hotel 

Haywood  Alfred  (c),  blacksmith  e  s  Wilmington  3  n  Har- 
gett,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  1  w  Person 

Haywood  Alfred  W,  atty  at  law,  room  2,  Baglcy  bldg  s  e 
cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin,  r  n  e  cor  Newbern  av  and 
Blount 

Haywood  Andrew  (c),  brickmason,  r  n  w  cor  South  and 
McDowell 

Haywood  Andrew  J  (c),  manager  Union  Hall  Saloon 

Haywood  Edmund  B  (Haywood  &  Haywood),  r  n  e  cor 
Newbern  av  and  Blount 

Haywood  Edmund  B  Jr,  r  n  e  cor  Newbern  av  and  Blount 

Haywood  Ed  Graham,  atty  at  law  s  e  cor  Fayetteville  and 
Lenoir,  r  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  South 

Haywood  Eli  (c),  porter  AV  T  Mabry,  r  same 

Haywood  Fabius  J  (Williams  &  Haywood),  r  s  w  cor  Fay- 
etteville and  Davie 

Haywood  Frank  P  J,  reg  letter  elk  post  office,  bds  Tucker 
House 

Haywood  Geo  C,  helper  A  Haywood 

Haywood  Graham  elk  Julius  Lewis  &  Co,  r  n  w  cor  Blount 
and  Ed  en  ton 

Haywood  Henry  (c),  huckster  market,  r  n  e  cor  Hargett  and 
Swain 

Haywood  Henry  (c),  bricklayer,  r  n  s  Edenton  7  w  Swain 

Haywood  Hubert  (Haywood  &  Haywood),  r  n  e  cor  New- 
bern av  and  Blount 

Haywood  James  (c),  carpenter,  r  w  s  Person  1  s  Davie 

Haywood  Jerry  (c),  r  s  s  Davie  2  e  Wilmington 

Haywood  John  P,  farmer,  r  s  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Davie 

Haywood  Lewis  (c),  wks  T  H  Briggs,  r  n  s  Lenoir  1  e  Mc- 
Dowell 

Haywood  Miss  L  S,  instructor  in  music  Shaw  University,  r 
same 

Haywood  Miles  (c),  res  Watson's  alley  1  s  Davie 


82  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Haywood  Phillip  (c),  waiter  National  Hotel,  r  n  s  Edenton 

2  w  Swain 
Haywood  Primus  (c),  drayman  W  H  Dood,  r  s  e  cor  Eden- 
ton and  Harrington 
Haj'-wood  Sherman  (c),  waiter  T  F  Lee,  r  n  e  cor  Salisbury 

and  Martin 
Haywood  Sherwood,  State  librarian,  r  n  w  cor  Edenton 

Blount 
Haywood  Sallie  (c),  res  East  1  s  Cabarrus 
Haywood   Richard   B,   physician   n   w   cor   Edenton  and 

Blount,  r  same 
Haywood  Wm  (c),  shoemaker,  res  East  1  s  South 
Haywood  Wm  J),  justice  of  the  peace,  r  n  e  cor  Edenton  and 

Person 
Haywood  Willis  C  (c),  shoemaker  s  s  Hillsboro  1  w  Har- 
rington, r  same 
Haywood  &  Haywood,  (Edmund  B  and  Hubert),  phy- 

sians  n  e  cor  Newbern  av  and  Blount 
Hazell  Frank  (c),  cook  National  Hotel,  res  Blount  2  n 

Cabarrus 
Hearne  William  A,  bds  National  Hotel 
Heartt  Chas  D,  boots,  shoes  and  hats  13  Fayetteville,  r  n 

w  cor  Dawson  and  Hargett 
Heartt  Edward  A,  elk  Raleigh  National  bank,  r  n  w  cor 

Dawson  and  Hargett 
Heartt  Frank  H,  druggist  opp  market  house,  r  n  w  cor 

Dawson  and  Hargett 
Heartt  Howard  E  (Cooper,  Newsom  &  Heartt),  r  n  w  cor 

Dawson  and  Hargett 
Heartt  Leo  D,  asst  cashier  State  National  Bank  also  city 

treasurer,  r  w  s  Saunders  1  n  Hillsboro 
Heartt  Leo  E  elk  A  Creech,  r  n  w  cor  Hargett  and  Dawson 
Heck  Jonathan  M,  r  w  s  Blount  bet  North  and  Lane 
Heffclman  Mary  E,   teacher   mathematics,  chemistry  and 

physics  Peace  Institute,  r  same 
Heflin  Robt,  bds  7  Fayetteville 
Height  Frank  (c),  fireman  R  &  A  R  R 
Heller  Bros  (Gerson  and  Wm),  boots,  shoes,  trunks,  etc,  31 

Fayetteville 
Heller  Gerson  (Heller  Bros),  r  11  Fayetteville 
Heller  Jacob,  elk  Heller  Bros,  r  11  Fayetteville 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  83 

Heller  Wm  (Heller  Bros),  r  Richmond,  Va 

Henderson  John  (c),  driver  B  F  Park 

Henly  Robert  (c),  lab,  res  Harrington  2  s  Cabarrus 

Henry  Jennie  wid  of  Louis,  r  s  w  cor  Edenton  and  East 

Herndon  Wm  (c),  engineer  J  S  Allen  &  Co,  r  u  limits  nr 
Peace  Institute 

Herschmiler  Andrew  F,  stone  cutter,  r  w  s  McDowell  1  n 
Davie 

Hervey  Peyton  E,  elk  S  J  Freeman,  r  w  s  McDowell  1  n 
Hargett 

Hervey  Richard  E,  elk  A  Creech,  r  w  s  McDowell  1  n  Har- 
gett 

Hester  Wm  (c)  physician,  n  s  Lenoir  3  e  Dawson,  r  same 

Hicks  Chas  (c),  driver  Latta  &  Myatt 

Hicks  Joe  (c),  wks  T  H  Briggs  &  Sons 

Hicks  John  M  W,  r  n  w  cor  Dawson  and  Edenton 

Hicks  Mark  (c),  driver  L  H  Adams,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  3  w  Per- 
son 

Hicks  Robert  (c),  wks  lunatic  asylum,  r  s  s  Cannon  w  lim- 
its 

Hicks  Wm  B,  guard,  r  n  w  cor  Dawson  and  Edenton 

Hicks  Wm  H,  secy  North  Carolina  State  Life  Ins  Co  office 
n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  1  n 
North 

Hicks  Wm  H,  r  n  s  Smithfield  2  e  Blount 

Hicks  Wm  J,  architect  and  warden  penitentiary,  r  n  w  cor 
Dawson  and  Edenton 

Higgs  Austin  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Dawson  2  n  Cannon 

Higgs  Austin  jr  (c),  school  teacher,  r  n  s  Dawson  2  n  Can- 
non 

Higgs  Charles  (c),  brickmason  J  S  Allen  &  Co 

Higgs  Jacob,  propr  Higgs  House,  saloon  and  restaurant 
n  e  cor  Hargett  and  Salisbury,  r  n  e  cor  Wilmington 
and  Carbarrus 

Higgs  James  (c),  porter  Marcom  &  Alford 

Higgs  James  A,  elk  A  Creech,  r  s  e  cor  Person  and  Morgan 

High  James  (c),  porter  F  B  Hill,  res  West  1  s  Jones 

High  Richard  (c),  servant  F  J  Haywood 

Hiler  Benjamin  (c),  huckster  market  house,  r  s  s  Martin  5 
e  East 

Hill  Aaron  (c),  driver  Lane,  Noble  &  Co,  r  e  end  JIagett 


84  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Hill  Alfred  (c),  farmer,  r  s  w  limits 

Hill  Chas  (c),  blacksmith  J  Hill,  r  s  end  Manly 

Hill  Chas  P,  asst  operator  Western  Union  Tel  office,  res 

Person  1  n  Davie 
Hill  Edmund  F,  r  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w  Dawson 
Hill  Eliza  H,  school  teacher,  r  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w  Dawson 
Hill  Fenner  B,  groceries  and  liquors,  s  e  cor  Hargett  and 

Wilmington,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Hill  Henry,  lab,  r  s  w  cor  McDowell  and  Lenoir 
Hill  James  (c),  porter  T  H  Briggs  &  Sons,  res  East  2  s 

South 
Hill  John  B,  elk  R  Orr,  r  n  w  cor  Dawson  and  Jones 
Hill  Joseph  (c),  blacksmith  e  s  Wilmington  3  n  Hargett,  r  s 

end  Manly 
Hill  Joshua  B,  U  S  Marshal,  office  U  S  Court  and  P  0  bldg 

2d  floor,  r  s  s  Jones  1  w  Bloodworth 
Hill  Mrs  R  P,  wid  Dr  Wm  G,  r  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w  Dawson 
Hill  Thos  (c),  porter  R  &  G  and  R  &  A  R  R  offices 
Hill  Theo  H,  elk  North  Carolina  State  Life  Ins  Co,  res 

Harrington  nr  N  C  Depot 
Hill  Walter  (c),  lab  J  S   Allen  &  Co,  r  w  s  Salisbury  2  s 

Davie 
Hilliard  Eli,  elk  Rand  &  Barbee  Bros,  bds  e  s  Wilmington  3 

n  Cabarrus 
Hinsdale  John  W  (Hinsdale  &  Devereux),  r  n  s  Peace  1  w 

West 
Hinsdale  &  Devereux  (John  W  Hinsdale  and  John  Dev- 
ereux Jr),  attys   at   law   office  over   Citizens'  National 

Bank  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 
Hines  Peter,  r  n  e  cor  Blount  and  Polk 
Hines  Peter  E,  physician  n  s  Edenton  1  w  Salisbury,  rsame 
Hines  Robt  (c),  gardener  State  Capital,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  1  e 

East 
Hines  Starling  (c),  r  s  s  Cabarrus  1  e  East 
Hing  C  R,  lab  R  &  G  R  R  Shops 
Hinkland  T  F,  lab  R  &  G  R  R  Shops 
Hinton  Bennett  (c),  lab,  r  basement  s  s  Cabarrus  1  e  rail- 
road 
Hinton  Chas  (c),  [Lane,  Noble  &  Co],  r  e  end  Hargett 
Hinton   Charles  (c),  carriage   driver   O'Kelly  &  Baker,  r 

country 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  85 

Hinton  Cain  (c),  r  s  s  Hillsboro  3  w  Saunders 

Hinton  Cornelius  (c),  blacksmith  Tlios  G  Jenkins,  r  nr  fair 

ground 
Hinton  Daniel   (c),  wks  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r  w  s 

Bloodworth  2  s  Davie 
Hinton  Frank  (c),  r  s  s  Martin  2  e  East 
Hinton  George  (c),  r  n  s  Cabarrus  4  e  East 
Hinton  James  (c),  waiter  Oak  City  Hotel,  r  same 
Hinton  Jefferson  (c),  grocer  n  s  Salisbury  2  s  Cannon,  r  n  s 

Manly  av  3  w  Fayetteville 
Hinton  John  (c),  r  rear  s  s  Hillsboro  3  w  West 
Hinton  Lemon  B  (c),  harness  maker  w  s  Wilmington  3  n 

Hargett,  r  Oberlin 
Hinton  Lewis  (c),  driver  Dr  Wm  Little,  r  same 
Hinton  INIatthew  (c),  drayman   Johnson   &  Wiggs,  r    n  s 

Newbern  av  4  e  East 
Hinton  Monroe  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Martin  1  e  McDowell 
Hinton  Nelson  (c),  wood  cutter,  r  rear  e  s  Person  1  s  Martin 
Hinton  Rufus  (c),  wks  N  A  Blake 
Hinton  Samuel  (c),  driver  W  C  &  A  B  Stronach 
Hobgood  FP,  principal  Raleigh  Female  Seminary,  r  same 
Hobgood  Mrs  Mary  A,  supt  domestic  department  Raleigh 

Female  Seminar}',  r  same 
Hobbs  ]\fartha,  res  Bloodworth  2  s  Martin 
Hobbie  John  B,  wks  R  Roles,  r  s  s  South  1  e  West 
Hockaday  Albert  (c),  lab  J  S  Allen  &  Co 
Hodesty  Washington  I  (Hollida   &   Hodesty),  r  2  miles  w 

Raleigh 
Hodge  Reuben  (c),  farmer,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  4  w  Haywood 
Hogan  Joseph  B,  dry  goods  and  groceries,  n  w  cor  Martin 

and  Blount,  r  s  s  Polk  3  e  East 
Hogan  Robert  (c),  pressman  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co 
Hogg  Dr  Thomas  D,  trustee  D  and  D  and  B  Institute,  res 

Wilmington  bet  Jones  and  Lane 
Hogue  Wm  E,  guard  penitentiary,  res  Blount  2  s  South 
Hoke  Robert  F,  r  s  e  cor  Edenton  and  Dawson 
Holder  Elizabeth,  res  East  5  s  South 
Holmes  Henderson  (c),  r  n  s  North  1  w  East 
Holt  Ausbun,  sexton  city  cemetery,  r  s  e  cor  Bloodworth 

and  Martin 


86  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Holt  James  Q,  engineer  D  and  D  and  Blind  Institute,  r 
same 

Holt  Jesse,  carpenter,  bds  Cooke's  Hotel 

Holden  John  D,  r  e  s  Wilmington  1  s  Cabarrus 

Holden  Wm  W,  postmaster  at  Raleigh,  r  s  e  cor  Hargett 
and  McDowell 

Holyfield  James,  carpenter  J  S  Allen  &  Co 

Holland  Charles  (c),  wks  R  &  G  Depot,  r  n  s  Cannon  1  w 
Fayetteville 

Holland  Major  (c),  driver  Jones,  Green  &  Powell,  r  s  w  cor 
Martin  and  Harrington 

Holland  Moses  (c),  r  rear  s  s  Cannon  opp  Dawson 

Holland  Robert  (c),  wood  cutter,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  1  e  Mc- 
Dowell 

Holland  Teressa  (c),  r  s  s  Lenoir  1  w  railroad 

Holleman  Lonnie,  elk  Christophers  &  Sorrell,  r  n  e  cor 
Hargett  and  Person 

Holleman  Sidney  J,  bds  National  Hotel 

Hollida  Jonathan  H,  (Hollida  &  Hodesty),  r  2  miles  w  of 
Raleigh 

Hollida  &  Hodesty,  (Jonathan  H  Hollida  and  Washington 
I  Hodesty),  wheelwrights,  e  s  Blount  1  n  Davie 

Hollister  Martha,  wid  of  John,  r  n  s  Morgan  1  e  Harring- 
ton 

Hollo  way  Isham  (c),  wks  R&GRR,  rwend  Hargett 

Holloway  Mitchell  (c),  wks  Mitchell's  steam  boiler  works 

Holloway  Rebecca  (c),  r  n  s  Lenoir  3  e  Dawson 

Holloway  Wm  H,  foreman  J  Lewis  &  Co's  wagon  manufry, 
r  n  s  Hargett  2  w  Swain 

Home  Sewing  Machine,  J  C  Brewster,  agt 

Horner  Marion  M,  wid  of  Charles,  r  e  s  McDowell  1  n  Davie 

Horton  Daniel  B,  grocer  w  s  Salisbury  5  n  North,  r  same 

Horton  George  H,  r  e  s  Blount  2  s  South 

Horton  David  W,  book  binder  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co, 
res  Blount  2  s  South 

Horton  Henry,  plasterer,  rnsR&GRR  opp  Dawson 

Horton  Isham  (c),  [Horton  &  Hunter],  r  n  s  Lenoir  2  w  N 
CRR 

Horton  John  W,  yard  master  R&GRR  depot,  r  w  s  Salis- 
bury 1  s  Lane 

Horton  Rebecca,  wid  of  Montford,  res  Blount  2  s  South 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  87 

Hortoii  Rufus,  car  builder  R  &  G  shops,  r  n  w  limits 

Horlon  Rufus  H,  engineer  R  &  G  R  R,  r  s  s  Johnson  1  c  R 
&GRR 

Horton  Samuel  P,  proprietor  Cooke's  Hotel,  s  e  cor  Wil- 
mington and  Davie,  r  same 

Horton  Sarah,  wid  of  Jeptba,  r  ii  s  R  &  G  R  R,  opp 
Dawson 

Horton  Wm  A,  carpenter  J  S  Allen  &  Co,  r  n  s  South  1  vv 
Person 

Horton  W  P,  engineer  R  &  G  R  R 

Hudson  James  B,  elk  Parker  &  Avera,  bds  n  s  Davie  2  e 
Wilmington 

Hudson  Wra  J,  carpenter,  res  Person  2  s  Peace 

Huddleston  Jolin  W,  res  Dawson  2  s  Davie 

Huddleston  Lewis,  lab,  r  s  e  cor  South  and  Harrington 

Hudgins  Albert  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  s  Cannon  w  limits 

Hudgins  Dandrid  S,  ticket  agt  and  tel  operator,  r  w  s  Hali- 
fax 1  n  Johnson 

Huff  Herbert,  elk  J  P  Gulley,  bds  e  s  Wilmington  2  n  Ca- 
barrus 

Higgins  Hardy  R,  compositor  Friend  and  Templar,  r  out- 
side limits  nr  penitentiary 

Hughes  David  (c),  rnsR&GRR2w  Dawson 

Hughes  Henr}'  I  (c),  barber  n  s  Martin  4  w  Blount,  r  w  s 
Haywood  3  s  Cabarrus 

Hughes  James  (c),  drayman  F  G  King,  r  s  s  Smithfield  opp 
Bloodworth 

Hughes  Julius  (c),  wks  R  N  Mitchell,  r  n  s  R  &  G  R,  2  \v 
Dawson 

Hughes  Moses  (c),  wks  A  Doepp,  rnsR&GRR2w  Daw^- 
son 

Hughes  Robert  (c),  wks  Mitchell's  steam  boiler  works 

Huniecutt  Artemus,  buggy  maker  and  cotton  jin  repairer 
s  s  Holleraan  rd  4  e  Bloodworth,  r  same 

Huniecutt  Fab  W,  brickmason,  r  n  e  cor  Haywood  and 
Lenoir 

Huniecutt  Geo  W  G,  brickmason,  r  n  e  cor  Haywood  and 
Lenoir 

Huniecutt  Joseph,  brickmason,  r  u  s  Haywood  1  u  Lcnoir 

4 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


Hunt  A   Theo,   proprietor   Southern   Temple   of    Photo- 
graphic Art  over  19  Fayclteville,  r  n  e  cor  Morgan  and 
Harrington 
Hunt  Jolni,  carpenter,  r  s  w  cor  Dawson  and  Davie 
Howard  Junius,  painter  N   S  Harp,  res  Wihnington  5  s 

Morgan 
Howard  Leon'das  T,  elk  J  B  Ilogan,  bds  Cottage  Hotel 
Howard  Lucius  P,  propr  Cottage  Hotel  n  e  cor  Dawson  and 

Davie 
Howell  Benjamin  N,  farmer,  res  Blount  3  n  Hargett 
Howell  Freeman  (c),  minister,  r  s  s  North  1  e  Dawson 
Howell  Robeson  P,  r  e  s  Blount  3  n  Hargett 
Howland  Edward,  r  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  South 
Howland  Lizzie,  wid  of  Solomon  M,  r  n  w  cor  Fayetteville 

and  South 
Hood  Catherine,  wid  of  Robin,  r  s  w  cor  Cabarrus  and  Per- 
son 
Hood  David  C,  apprentice  Uzzell   &  Wiley,  r  w  s  West  2  n 

Lane 
Hood  Henry  W,  elk  L  Rosenthal  &  Co,  r  w  s  West  2  n 

Lane 
Hood  John  J  E,  elk  Latta  &  Myatt,  r  w  s  West  2  n  Lane 
Hood  Latne  W,  dept  shff,  r  Ji  w  cor  Morgan  and  Harring- 
ton 
Hood  Mattie,  wid  of  David,  r  w  s  West  2  n  Lane 
Hood  Robt  C,  cash  boy  A  Creech,  r  w  s  West  2  n  Lane 
Hood  Wm  B,  cashier  A  Creech,  r  w  s  West  2  n  Lane 
Hood  Wm  H,  elk  Pool  &  Moring,  r  w  s  Person  2  s  Morgan 
Hooks  Oscar  (c),  chair  bottomer,  r  n  s  Hargett  3  w  Person 
Hoover  Wesley  (c),  huckster,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  2  e  Wilmington 
Hunter  Armenius  (c),  r  w  s  Salisbury  1  s  Davie 
Hunter  Chas  (c),  r  n  s  Hargett  2  e  Wilmington 
Hunter  Chas  (c),  r  rear  s  s  Hillsboro  3  w  Saunders 
Hunter  Chas  H  (c),  r  s  s  Martin  4  e  East 
Hunter  Chas  N  (c),  asst  editor  Journal  of   Industry,  r  n  s 

Newbern  av  G  w  Swain 
Hunter  Edward   (c),  boot-black  Brown  &  Sumner,  r  rear 

public  school 
Hunter  Henry  (c),  r  w  s  Haywood  1  s  Cabarrus 
Hunter  Henry  (c),  r  rear  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w  McDowell 
Hunter  Job  [Horton  &  Hunter],  res  East  1  s  Martin 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  89 

Hunter  Josepli  (c),  driver,  r  rear  s  s  Morgan  1  w  Salisbury 
Hunter  Lee  (c),  bus  driver  O'Kelly  &  Baker,  r  country 
Hunter  Nancy  (c),  chambermaid  National  Hotel,  r  n  s  Ca- 
barrus 1  w  McDowell 
Hunter  Osborn  (c),  editor  Journal  of  Industry,  r  n  s  New- 

bern  av  C  w  Swain 
Hunter  Robt  (c),  harness  mkr  W  B  Hutchings 
Hunter  Wiley  B  (c),  hostler  G  W  Wynne  &  Co,  r  w  s  Wil- 
mington 1  n  Edenton 
Hunter  Willie,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  1  w  McDowell 
Hurdle  Wm  (c),  porter  Wm  Simpson,  r  rear  n  w  cor  Hills- 

boro  and  McDowell 
Hurt  Frank  (c),  fireman  R  &  G  R  R,  r  w  s  R  &  G  R  R  1  s 

Lane 
Hutchings  Celedon,  elk  A   Creech,  bds   n  w  cor  Hillsboro 

and  Dawson 
Hutson  Harrison,  lab,  r  s  w  limits 

Hutchings  Wm  B,  manfr  of  and  dealer  in  Harness,  sad- 
dles, bridles,  etc,  s  s  Martin  1  e  Fayetteville,  r  s  s  Jones 
1  e  Harrington 


IDELY  ROBERT  (c),  servant  Rev  T  E  Skinner,  r  n  s 
Hillsboro  1  w  Boylan  av 

Internal   Revenue   Office,    Isaac  J   Young,   collector,    U  S 

Court  and  Postoffice  bldg 
Institution  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb  and  the  Blind  (white), 

H  A  Gudger,  principal,  n  s  Jones  bet  McDowell  and 

Dawson 
Institution  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb  and  the  Blind  (colored), 

H  A  Gudger,  principal,  e  s  Bloodworth  bet  South  and 

Lenoir 
I  0  0  F  Hall  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 
Iredell  Mrs  Mary,  teacher  English  studies  and  penmanship 

St  Mary's  .School  w  end  Hillsboro,  r  same 
Iredell  Wilson  (c),  huckster  market  house,  r  n  w  cor  Lenoir 

and  Haywood 
Iredell  David  S,  carpenter  R  &  G  R  R  shops  r  n  e  cor  Har- 
rington and  Davie 
Irvin  Cary   c),  carpenter,  r  n  s  Lenoir  3  e  McDowell 
Irvin  Manuel  (c),  shoemaker,  r  s  s  Davie  2  e  East 


90  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Irvin  Wrri;  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  w  limits 
Ivey  Frances,  wid  of  Henry,  r  s  s  Weldon  2  w  Salisbury 
Ivey  Henry  M,  time  keeper  R  &  G  R  R  depot,  r  s  s  Weldon 
2  w  Salisbury 


J 


ACKSON  ANDREW  (c),  dravman,  r  w  s  Salisbury  2  n 
North 

Jackson  Andrew  (c),  wks  N  C  depot,  r  s  s  Dayie  1  e  East 
Jackson  Andrew  J,  carpenter,  r  n  w  cor  Harrington  and 

Jones 
Jackson  Edward  L,  r  w  s  East  2  s  Hargett 
Jackson  George,  r  n  w  cor  Martin  and  East 
Jackson  Henry  (c),  shoemaker  W  C  Ha3'wood,  r  same 
Jackson  John  F,  wks  R  Roles'  planing  mill,  bds  w  s  West 

3  s  Morgan 
Jackson  Miss  L  T  (c),  asst  teacher  Shaw  University,  r  same 
Jackson  Laura,  wid  of  Dioneus,  r  w  s  East  2  s  Hargett 
Jackson  Theo,  wks  J  M  Harris,  bds  s  s  Martin  4  e  Blount 
Jackson  Wm  E  V,  bkpr  G  W  Wynne  &  Co,  r  s  s  Morgan  3 

e  Wilmington 
James  Armistead  (c),  porter  H  Mahler,  r  w  s  Dawson  2  n 

Lenoir 
Jarvis  Thomas  J,  Governor  of  the  State  of  North  Carolina, 

bds  Yarbrough  House 
Jasper  Harvey  (c),  waiter  Cooke's  Hotel,  r  same 
Jeffress  Gus,  wks   Askew's   paper   mill,  r  s  s   Lenoir  2  e 

Blount 
Jeffress  Sawney  (c),  servant  F  H  Busbee,  r  n  e  cor  Blount 

and  Jones 
JefiBreys  Austin  (c),  barber  National  Hotel,reend  Hargett 
Jeffreys  Geo  (c),  porter  Parker  &  Avera 
Jeffreys  Isliam  (c),  elk  W  H  J  Goodwin,  bds  e  s  Wilmington 

3  s  Hargett 
Jeffreys  Matthew  (c),  wks  Evening  Visitor,  r  Oberlin 
Jeffreys  Norfleet  (c),  pressman  Evening  Visitor,  r  Oberlin 
Jeffreys  Norfleet  jr  (c),  brick  mason  J  S  Allen  &  Co,  r  Oberlin 
Jeffreys  Robert  W,  fanner  7  miles  n  Raleigh,  P  O  Neuse, 

r  at  farm 
Jeffreys  Sidney  (c),  pressman  Raleigh  Christian  Advocate 
Jeffreys  Stephen  (c),  r  nr  cor  Blount  and  s  limits 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  91 


Jenkins  A  D,  bds  National  Hotel 

Jenkins  J  C,  bds  National  Hotel 

Jenkins  John  J,  elk  Western  Union  tel  office,  res  Person 

1  n  Davie 
Jenkins  L,  r  s  s  Newbern  av  4  w  Swain 
Jenkins  Martha,  wid  of  Thomas,  res  Person  1  n  Davie 
Jenkins  Oscar  (c),  carpenter  Kingsley  &  Ashley,  r  n  s  Le- 
noir 1  w  Salisbury 
Jenkins  Thomas  G,  manufr  form  wagons  n  w  cor  Hargett 

and  Blount,  r  w  s  Person  2  s  Martin 
Jenkins  Weldon  (c),  res  Wilmington  4  s  Morgan 
Jenkins  Wesley  (c),  r  s  s  Newbern  av  2  w  Swain 
Jenkins  Wm  G,  bar-tender  W  D  Upchurch,  bds  n  w  cor 

Person  and  Lenoir 
Jeter  Richard  T,  grocer,  r  w  s  Halifax  1  n  Johnson 
Jett  Henry  (c),  shoemaker,  r  nr  R  &  G  depot 
Jetton  Charlie  P,  wks  Cooper,  Newsom  &  Heartt,  r  s  w  cor 

West  7  Lane 
Jewell  Devereux  (c),  wks  J  M  Harris,  res  East  opp  South 
Jewish  Synagogue,  es  Fayetteville  2  s  Hargett 
Jinks  Miss  Ada,  bds  Cooke's  Hotel 

John  Nicholas  (John  &  Taylor),  r  w  s  Wilmincrton  1  n  Har- 
gett 
John  &  Taylor  (Nicholas  John  and  Wm  T  Taylor),  restau- 
rant w  s  Wilmington  1  n  Hargett 
Johnson  Albert,  engineer,  r  s  s  Hillsboro  1  e  Harrington 
Johnson  Andrew  (c),  r  rear  s  w  cor  Hillsboro  and  Dawson 
Johnson  Arch  L,  elk  B  L  Bingham,  bds  s  s  North  1  e  Per- 
son 
Johnson  Ctesar  (c),  minister,  r  s  s  Edenton  3  w  Swain 
Johnson  Charlie  (c),  lab,  r  n  e  cor  Hargett  and  Swain 
Johnson  Chas  (c),  r  Smithfield  1  w  Blount 
Johnson  Charles  E,  cotton  buyer  s  s  Martin  3  e  Fayetteville, 

r  n  s  Hillsboro  1  w  Salisbury 
Johnson  Columbus  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  West  1  s  Cabarrus 
Johnson  Dempsey  T  (Johnson  &  Wiggs),  r  n  e  cor  Hillsboro 

and  Saunders 
Johnson  Devereux  (c),  r  ws  Wilmington  1  n  Edenton 
Johnson  Felix  (c),  driver  G  W  Swepson,  res  Blount  2  n 

Cabarrus 
Johnson  Eldridge  A,  grocer  n  s  Martin  2  e  Person,  r  same 


92  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Johnson  Ephraiin  (c),  driver  W  C  &  A  B  Stronach,  r  s  s 

North  1  w  McDowell 
Johnson  Frank  (c)  draynian,  r  n  w  cor  Blount  and  Cabarrus 
Johnson  Frances  L,  wid  of   Dr   C  L,  r  n  s  Hillsboro  1  w 

Salisbury 
Johnson  George  (c),  lab,  res  Harrington  2  s  Cabarrus 
Johnson  Graded  School,  (col),  Miss  L  Dorr,  principal,  n  w 

cor  Hillsboro  and  Harrington 
Johnson  Harrison  (c),  lab,  r  s  w  limits 
Johnson  Henry  (c),  porter  Yarbrough  House,  r  u  w  cor  Ca- 
barrus and  Blount 
Johnson  Henry  C,  wks  R  &  G  R  R  Shops,  r  n  e  cor  North 

and  Blood  worth 
Johnson  Jake  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Lenoir  2  w  McDowell 
Johnson  James  I,  elk  Pescud,  Lee  &  Co,  r  n  s  Hillsboro  1 

w  Salisbury 
Johnson  John,  stone  cutter,  r  n  e  cor  Harrington  and  Le- 
noir 
Johnson  John,  res  Dawson  2  s  Davie 
Johnson  Joseph   J,  (Johnson  &   Barber),  res  Person  2  s 

Davie 
Johnson  Lewis  (c),  w^aiter  National  Hotel,  res  Blount  2  q 

Lenoir 
Johnson  Marion,  hospital  steward  penitentiary,  r  n  s  Smith- 
field  3  e  Blount 
Johnson  Moses  (c),  porter  F  G  Law 
Johnson  Nelson  (c),  wks  Weir's  brickyard,  r  s  e  limits 
Johnson  Rebecca,  wid  of  Thomas,  res  Person  2  n  Lenoir 
Johnson  Robert  (c),  wks  O'Kelly  &  Baker,  r  s  e  cor  Person 

and  Edenton 
Johnson  Samuel,  shipping  elk  C  E  Johnson,  r  n  s  Hillsboro 

1  s  Salisbury 
Johnson  Seaton  (c),  train  hand  Chatham  R  R,  r  s  e  cor  Har- 
rington and  Cabarrus 
Johnson  Smithey,  wid  of  Jno,  r  w  s  Fa3'etteville  3  n  Manly  av 
Johnson  Thomas  (c),  wks  Kingsley  &  Ashley,  r  Oberlin 
Johnson  Wiley  (c),  grocer  s  s  South  1  w  Daw^?on,  r  same 
Johnson  Wm  B,  wks  Kingsley  &  Ashley,  r  e  end  Hargett 
Johnson  Wm  H,  carpenter  R  &  G  R  R  Shops,  r  w  s  Salis- 
bury 1  n  North 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  93 

Johnson  &  Barber  (Joseph  J  Johnson  and  Josej)h  W  Barber), 

groceries  and  liquors,  e  s  Wihniugton  fj  s  ITaroctt 
Jolinson   &   Wiggs  (Dempsey  T   Johnson   and  Thomas  J 

Wiggs),  grocers  and  com  merchants  w  s  Wilmington  2 

n  Market 
Jones  Addison  (c),  stable  hand  O'Kelly  &  Baker,  r  rear  w  s 

Salisbury  1  n  Morgan 
Jones  Albert  (c),  brickmason,  r  w  s  Dawson  3  n  Cannon 
Jones   Andrew  J,  salesman  Jones,  Green   A:  Powell  r  s  s 

Hillsboro  2  w  West 
Jones  Armstead,  atty  at  law,  Adams  bldg  s  w  cor  AVil- 

niiiigton  and  Martin,  r  w  s  Blount  2  n  Polk 
Jones,  Atwater  &  Co  (James  H  Jones,  Rufus  II  Atwater  and 

A  S  Page),  meat  market,  Market  house 
Jones  Austin,  servants  e  cor  Dawson  and  Hillsboro,  r  same 
Jones  Austin  A,  elk  Jones,  Atwater  &  Co 
Jones  Bitha  (c),  porter  J  S  Taylor,  r  31^-  Fayetteville 
Jones  Cherry  (c),  r  n  s  South  1  e  Harrington 
Jones  Clem  (c),  bds  rear  e  s  Person  1  n  Davie 
Jones  Daniel  (c),  wks  J  S  Allen  &  Co,  res  East  2  n   New- 

bern  av 
Jones  Edward  (c),  wks  Observer  office,  r  s  s  Lenoir  2  e  Blount 
Jones  Edward  (c),  baker,  r  s  e  cor  Lenoir  and  McDowell 
Jones  Edward  A,  elk  R  &  G  R  R,  r  s  e  cor  Fayetteville  and 

Cabarrus 
Jones  Emanuel  (c),  cook  Yarbrough  House 
Jones  Frank,  barroom  n  e  cor  East  and  Davie,  r  s  s  Davie 

nr  e  limits 
Jones  Friday  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Salisbury  3  s  Johnson 
Jones  Garitas  H,  r  w  s  Harrington  1  s  Jones 
Jones  Garland,  bkpr  Williamson  &   Upchurch,  res  Ilar- 

rini^ton  1  n  Hargett 
Jones  George  (c),  r  w  s  Dawson  2  s  Hargett 
Jones  George  (c),  r  nr  s  end  A\'ilmington 
Jones  Geo  (c),  r  s  s  Cannon  1  w  Harrington 
Jones  G  M,  canvasser  Singer  sewing  machine 
Jones,  Green  &  Powell  (Jesse  A  Jones,  Andrew  H  Green 

and  Alex   xM  Powell),   mnfrs  of   meal   and   flour,  mill 

feed  and  shingles,   wholesale   dealers   in    grain,  coal, 

wood,  lumber,  etc,  47  Fayetteville 
Joues  Henry,  r  s  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Cabarrus 


94  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Jones  Henry  (c),  wks  lunatic  asylum,  r  s  s  Cannon  w  limits 

Jones  Henry  C  (c),  brick  mason,  r  e  s  Fayetteville  3  s  railroad 

Jones  Hilliard  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  West  1  s  Jones 

Jones  James  H  (c),  r  s  w  limits 

Jones  James  M  (c),  shoemaker,  r  n  s  Newbern  av  4  w  Swain 

Jones  Jesse  A  (Jones,  Green  &  Powell),  bds  s  s  Hillsboro 

2  w  West 
Jones  John  (c),  barber  C  Dunston,  res  East  1  n  South 
Jones  John  A  (c),  barber  Snow  &  Page 
Jones  Johnstone,  Adjutant  Genl,  r  Morganton,  N  C 
Jones  Joseph  (c),  farmer,  r  n  s  Davie  4  e  East 
Jones  Joseph  (c),  r  w  s  Blount,  3  s  Smithfield 
Jones  Josiah,  printer  Edwards,  Broughton   &  Co,  r  Avent 

Ferry  rd 
Janes  L,  wid  of  Wesley,  r  s  s  Morgan  1  w  Person 
Jones  Lewis  (c),  shoemaker,  r  n  e  cor  Dawson  and  Lenoir 
Jones  Robert  H,  r  s  w  cor  Hillsboro  and  Dawson 
Jones  Seth  A,  fish,  oysters,  etc,  r  s  s  Morgan  2  e  Wilmington 
Jones  Shedrach  (c),  wks  Sorrell's  barroom,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  3 

e  East 
Jones  Silas  H,  machinist  Allen  &  Cram,  bds  s  s  Morgan  2 

w  Salisbury 
Jones  Thomas  (c),  city  hand,  r  s  w  limits 
Jones  Thomas  (c),  r  rear  cor  Fayetteville  and  Davie 
Jones  Thos  N,  elk  Yeargan,  Petty  &  Co,  r  w  s  Person  1  s 

Jones 
Jones  Trotmon  (c),  driver  Rand  &  Barbee  BroSy  r  rear  w  s 

Fayetteville  2  s  Davie 
Jones  Washington  (c),  r  w  s  Dawson  3  n  Cannon 
Jones  Wiley,  shoemaker,  r  w  s  Harrington  1  s  Jones 
Jones  Wesley  N,  law  student,  rs  s  Morgan  1  w  Person 
Jones  Wm  (c),  driver  E  H  Lee,  r  rear  e  s  Wilmington  3  n 

Cabarrus 
Jones  Wm  (c),  painter,  r  n  s  Edenton  2  w  Plarrington 
Jones  Wm  (c),  cook  Toney  Burns,  bds  same 
Jones  Wm  W,  physician  over  20  Fayetteville,  bds  National 

Hotel 
JoUey  Benj  R,  grocer,  s  s  Hillsboro  2  w  West  r  s  s  Morgan 

1  w  West 
Jolley  George  W,  wks  Allen  &  Cram,  bds  w  s  Wilmington  2 

n  Edenton 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  95 

Jolley  Nathaniel,  restaurant  s  s  ]\rartin  3  e  Blount,  r  s  w 
cor  Morgan  and  West 

Jordan  Caroline,  wid  of  James,  r  n  w  cor  Ilargett  and 
Swain 

Jordan  Chas  H,  elk  Raleigh  News,  r  n  w  cor  Ilargett  and 
Swain 

Jordan  Daniel  (c),  turner  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co 

Jordan  Elbert  L  (c),  servant,  r  n  w  cor  South  and  Blount 

Jordan  Cieorge  (c),  carpenter,  w  s  West  1  n  North 

Jordan  Geo  C,  editor  and  propr  Raleigh  News,  r  s  s  Har- 
gett  2  w  Bloodworth 

Jordan  Henry  (ci,  wks  J  M  Harris 

Jordan  James,  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co 

Jordan  James  B,  elk  T  H  Briggs  &  Sons,  r  n  s  Jones  1  e 
McDowell 

Jordan  John  C,  blacksmith,  r  s  w  cor  Person  and  ^Morgan 

Jordan  Joseph  (c),  lab,  res  Bloodworth  1  n  Davie 

Jordan  Lonnie,  elk  Pool  &  Moring,  r  s  w  cor  Person  and 
Morgan 

Jordan  \Vm  J,  r  n  w  cor  Hargett  and  Swain 

Joseph  Theodore,  restauiant,  wines,  liquors,  lager  beer, 
etc,  s  w  cor  Hargett  and  Salisbury,  r  over  same 

Journal  of  Industry,  office  s  w  cor  Morgan  and  Salisbury, 
O  Hunter  and  C  N  Hunter  (c),  editors 

Joyce  Geo  C,  wks  Kingsle}^  ife  Ashley,  r  n  end  Halifax 

Joyner  George  (c),  lab  J  S  Allen  &  Co 

Joyner  Joseph  D,  cotton  commission  mercliant  n  e  cor  Wil- 
mington and  Martin,  bds  n  s  Jones  2  e  McDowell 

Joyner  Samuel  (c),  r  rear  s  s  Plillsboro  4  w  Saunders 

Justice  Annie,  wid  of  Benjamin  W,  r  s  e  cor  Lane  and  Mc- 
Dowell 

Justi<3e  David  J,  machinist,  R  &  G  R  R  Shops,  r  s  e  cor 
Lane  and  McDowell 

Justice  John  G,  nmchinist  R  cfc  G  R  R  Shops,  r  s  e  cor  Lane 
and  McDowell 


K 


ANE  KIT  (c),  drayman  W  C  &  A  B  Stronach,  r  s  e 
cor  Lane  and  Person 

Karrar  Katie,  wid  of  Jacob,  rs  w  cor  Salisbury  and  Martin 


96  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Keith  Leonidas  N,  printer,  Edwards,  Brougliton  &  Co,  bds 

Central  Hotel 
Kelly  Julia,  wid  of  Charles,  r  w  s  Halifax  2  n  North 
Kelly  Clias  M  (c),  waiter  Tucker  House,  r  same 
Kelly  Eli  (c),  hostler  W  R  Blake,  r  s  w  cor  Blood  worth  and 

Hargett 
Kelly  James  A,  (Kelly,  Purefoy  &  Brewer),  bds  s  w  cor 

Fayetteviile  and  Cabarrus 
Kelly,  Purefoy   &  Brewer,  (James  A  Kelly,  Addison  F 

Purefoy  and  Samuel  W  Brewer),  genl   com   merchants 

s  s  Martin  4  e  Fayetteviile 
Kenan  Thomas  S,  Attorney  General  N  C,  r  Wilson,  N  C, 

bds  s  w  cor  Newbern  av  and  Blood  worth 
Kendrick  W  B,  genl  agt  University  Publishing  Co  over  51 

Fayettevitle 
Kennedy  James  F,  tailor  C  Weikel   &  Co,  r  s  s  Jones  1  e 

Dawson 
Kerr  Washington  C,  State  Geologist,  office  over  55  Fayette- 
viile, res  Blount  2  n  Polk 
Kerr  Wm  H,  elk  W  C  &  A  B  Stronacli,  bds  n  s  Hillsboro  2 

w  West 
King  Anna  (c),  wid  of  Wm,  r  ss  Cannon  1  w  Harrington 
King  Andrew  J,  elk  J  M   Rosenbaum,  r   s   s   Morgan  1  e 

Bloodworth 
King  Chas  (c),  r  n  s  Cabarrus  3  w  Blount 
King  Christina,  wid  of  Rufus,  r  n   s  Martin  1  w  Salisbury 
King  Clara,  wid  of  Edward,  res  West  1  n  Martin 
King  David  H,  elk  A  Creech,  bds  n   e  corner  Edenton  and 

McDowell 
King  D  M,  engineer  R  &  A  R  R,  bds  National  Hotel 
King  Edward  A,  elk  C  C  Clawson,  bds  10  Fayetteviile 
King  Frank  M,  painter,  r  s  e  cor  Blount  and  Smithfield 
King  Furney  G,  tailor,  r  s  ecor  Blount  and  Smithfield 
King  Genadius    W  (King   &   Brockwell),  r  w  s  West  1  n 

Cabarrus 
King  George  G,  U  S  deputy  marshal,  r  s  e  cor  Blount  and 

Smithfield 
King  James  (c),  porter  L  D  &  W  R  Womble 
King  James  C,  wks  Raleigh  Gas  Light  Co,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  2 

e  Dawson 


KALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  1)7 

King  John,  supt  construction  US  Court  House  and  Post- 
office,  r  n  s  Hargott  8  e  Swain 
King  John  C,  blacksmith,  r  n  s  Davie  3  w  Swain 
King  John  C,  printer  Ferrell,  Booker  &  Co,  r  s  e  cor  Blount 

and  Smithtield 
King  Josiah,  grocer  s  s  Davie  5  e  East,  r  same 
King  Marquis  L,  printer  Raleigh   News,  bds  Cooke's  Hotol 
King  Millard  F  (Betts  &  King),  r  e  s  R&GR'R2n 

Johnson 
King  Pliillip  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Dawson  1  s  Cabarrus 
King  Robt  0,  elk  L  Rosenthal  &  Co,  r  s  e  cor  Smithfield 

and  Blount 
King  Wesley  W,  wks  R  &  G  depot,  r  s  w  cor  Jones  and 

Harrington 
King  &  Brockwell  (Genadius  W  King  and  Thomas  Brock- 
well),  gun  and  locksmiths  w  s Salisbury  1  n  Martin 
Kingsley  Thaddeus  A    (Kingsley    &   Ashley),  r  n  end 

;^  a  lis  bury 
Kingsley  &  Ashley  (Thaddeus  A  Kingsley  and  Wm  E 

Ashley),  architects  and  builders,  n  end  Halifax 
Kirkham  Benj  S,   meat  market  market  house,  r  s  w  cor 

Blount  and  Martin 
Kirkland  Mis  Emma,  milliner  Mrs  J  G  Burt 
Kirkman  Thomas,  machinist,  r  s  s  Cannon  w  limits 
Kittrells  Giles  (c),  r  n  s  Edenton  6  w  Swain 
Klueffelberg  Chas,  pattern   mkr  R  &  G  R  R,  r  opp  n  end 

Salisbury 
Knight  Henry  C,  printer  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r  n  e 

cor  North  and  Dawson 
Knox  Augustus  W,  physician  over  11  Fayetteville,  r  s  w 

cor  Newbern  av  and  Blood  worth 
Knuckles  George,  brakeman  R  &  A  Air-line,  r  n  s  R  &  G 

R  R,  2  w  Dawson 
Kramer  Saml,  jeweler  H  Mahler,  bds  n  w  cor  Fayetteville 

and  Cabarrus 
Kreth  Alex,  cleaning  and  scouring  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and 

Hargctt,  bds  n  s  Edenton  2  e  McDowell 
Kreth    Fernando,  cigar  mkr  O'Neil   &   Plumadore,  r   n  s 

Edenton  1  e  McDowell 
Kreth  Joseph,  merchant  tailor,  n  s  Martin  2  w  Fayetteville, 

r  n  s  Edenton  2  n  McDowell 


98  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Kreth  Kalford,  elk  Lawrence  &  Smith,  r  u  s  Eden  ton  2  e 

McDowell 
Kuester  Alex  T,  gun  and  locksmith  H  C  Smith,  r  nr  New 

Fair  Grounds 


L 


ABARBE  LOUIS  J,  accountant,  bds  Cooke's  Hotel 


Lacy  B  R,  eno;ineer  R  &  G  R  R 

Lacy  Mrs  M  R,  lad}"-  principal  Peace  Institute,  r  same 

Lacy  Robert   (c),   wks   Edwards,   Broughton    &   Co,   r  s  s 

Smithfield  opp  Blount 
Lamb  Sergeant,  millwright,  r  s  w  cor  Bloodworth  and  Mar- 
tin 
Lamb  Wm,  carpenter,  r  s  s  Cannon  1  e  West 
Lambeth  Chas  S,  r  e  s  Saunders  3  n  Hillsboro 
Lambeth  Chas  W,  city  elk,  res  Saunders  3  n  Hillsboro 
Laraond  James  F  A,  lawyer,  r  w  s  Wilmington  2  n  Edenton 
Larason  Francis  res  Wilmington  7  s  Morgan 
Lamson  Sarah,  dressmaker  e  s  Wilmington  7  s  Morgan,  r 

same 
Lancaster  Wm  H,  grocer  s  w  cor  Dawson  and  Jones,  r  same 
Lane  David  A  (c)  wks  F  Gruendler,  r  n  e  cor  Manly  av  and 

Cannon 
Lane  Edward  (c)  [Lane,  Noble  &  Co],  r  e  end  Hargett 
Lene  Edward  (c),  wks  gas  house,  r  s  w  limits 
Lane  Frederick  (c),  lab,  r  rear  s  w  cor  Blount  and  Jones 
Lane  Marcus  (c),  brickmason,  r  s  w  limits 
Lane  Mekin  (c),  sexton  Presbyterian  church,  r  rear  w  s  Mc- 
dowell 2  n  Hargett 
Lane,  Noble  &;  Co  (c),  [Edward  Lane,  Melvin  Noble  and 
Charles  Hinton],  livery  and  feed  stable,  e  s  Salisbury  1 
n  Edenton 
Lane  Peter  (c),  res  Salisbury'-  1  n  Cabarrus 
Lane  Richard  (c),  wks  Cooke's  brickyard,  r  w  s  McDowell 

3  n  Lenoir 
Lane  Silas  (c),  r  rear  e  s  Person  1  n  Davie 
Lane  Mrs  W  T,  millinery  and  fancy  goods  7  Fayetteville, 

r  same 
LaneW  T,  bds  7  Fayetteville 
Larkin  L  E,  carpenter,  bds  Cooke's  Hotel 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  99 

Lassiter  John  W,  elk  Yeargan,  Petty  &  Co 

Latta  Chas  G,  (Latta  &  Myatt),  r  s  s  Newbern  av  1  e  Per- 
son 

Latta  &  Myatt,  (Chas  G  Latta  and  Wm  A  Myatt),  whole- 
sale grocers  and  cotton  commission  merchants  Martin 
and  Market  Exchange  2  w  Wilmington 

Law  Frank  G  agt,  china  and  silver  ware  9  Fayetteville, 
bds  National  Hotel 

Law  Henry  D,  with  F  G  Law,  bds  National  Hotel 

Lawrence  Alex  W,  (Lawrence  &  Smith),  r  w  s  Halifax  1 
s  Johnson 

Lawrence  James  E,  engineer  NCR  R,  r  w  s  Salisbury  1  n 
Weldon 

Lawrence  John  (c),  driver  D  J  Ellis,  r  rear  n  s  Hillsboro  2 
w  Saunders 

Lawrence  Maria,  wid  of  Alexander,,  r  w  s  Halifax  1  s  John- 
son 

Lawrence  Virginius  D,  (Lawrence  &  Renfrow),  r  n  s 
Morgan  1  w  Salisburj' 

Lawrence  &  Renfrow,  (Virginius  D  Lawrence  and  John 
H  Renfrow),  proprs  Globe  saloon  n  s  Exchange  Place 
4  e  Fa^'etteville 

Lawrence  &  Smith,  (Alex  W  Lawrence  and  William  W 
Smith)  life  and  fire  insurance  w  s  Fayetteville  3  n  Mar- 
tin 

Leach  Giles  E.  (M  T  Leach   &  Co)  bds  Tucker  House 

Leach  Middleton  T,  (M  T  Leach  &  Co),  bds  Yarbrough 
House 

Leach  M  T  &  Co  (Middleton  T  and  Giles  E  Leach),  grocers 
and  com  merchants  e  s  Wilmington  3  n  Martin 

Le  Gal  Mile  Josephine,  teacher  French  department  St  Mary's 
school  w  end  Hillsboro,  r  same 

Legrande  Chas,  elk  C  D  Heartt 

Lemon  Frederick,  stone  cutter  Whitelaw  &  Campbell 

Leopold  Rachel,  cigars  and  confectionery  59  Fayetteville,  r 
same 

Lester  Dock  (c),  r  rear  s  w  cor  Martin  &  Salisbury 

Lewellen  C  H,  steward  Yarbrougli  House,  r  same 

Lewis  Alfred  (c),  lab,  res  Blount  n  end 

Lewis  Alfred  W,  carpenter,  r  w  s  Person  2  n  Polk 


100  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Lewis  Augustus  M,  atty  at  law  old  Sentinel  bldg  south  of 
Court  House,  r  w  s  Wilmington  1  s  Peace 

Lewis  Benj  B  Jr,  atty  at  law  old  Sentinel  bldg,  south  of 
Court  House,  r  w  s  Wilmington  1  s  Peace 

Lewis  Cornelius  (c),  waiter  National  Hotel 

Lewis  Geo  (c),  brakeman  R&GRR,  rws  West  3  s  Lane 

Lewis  James  J,  policeman,  rws  Person  2  n  Polk 

Lewis  Julius  (Julius  Lewis  &  Co.),  r  n  w  cor  Saunders  and 
HiDsboro 

Lewis  Julius  &  Co  (Julius  Lewis  and  Nicholas  W  West), 
hardware,  stoves,  tin  ware,  sash,  blinds,  doors,  etc,  n  e 
cor  Fayetteville  and  Exchange  place ;  also  manufrs  of 
carriages  and  wagons  n  s  Hargett  3  w  Swain 

Lewis  Madison  (c),  grocer,  s  s  South  leNCRR,  rnw  cor 
Dawson  and  Cannon 

Lewis  Martha,  wid  of  Richard,  r  s  w  cor  Lane  and  Wil- 
mington 

Lewis  Rasmus  (c),  fireman  R  &  G  R  R,  r  nr  R  &  G  depot 

Lewis  Dr  Bichard  H,  practice  limited  to  the  eye,  ear  and 
throat  n  s  Martin  1  w  Fayetteville,  r  s  w  cor  Wilming- 
ton and  Lane 

Lewis  Robert  (c),  r  n  w  cor  West  and  Hillsboro 

Lewis  Robt  G,  atty  at  law  law  bldg  n  e  cor  Davie  and 
Fayetteville,  rws  Halifax  2  n  North 

Lewis  Sarah,  wid  of  Alfred,  r  s  w  cor  Jones  and  Harrington 

Levy  Emmett  E,  elk  Yarbrough  House  cigar  stand,  r  s  s 
Smithfield  4  e  Blount 

Jjevy  Henry  M,  painter,  r  s  s  Smithfield  4  e  Blount 

Levy  Leopold,  agent  Levy's  Southern  Bazaar  and  shirt 
nianfry  40  Fayetteville,  r  same 

Levy  Robt  H,  painter,  r  s  s  Smithfield  4  e  Blount 

Levy's  Southern  Bazaar  and  shirt  factory,  F  Levy,  propr, 
40  Fayetteville 

Lee  Addison  S  (Pescud,  Lee  &  Co),  r  w^  s  Person  2  n  Eden- 
ton 

Lee  Cleophas  R,  cotton  merchant,  r  n  w  cor  Newbern  av 
and  East 

Lee  Edward  H,  cotton  buyer  and  com  merchant  n  e  cor 
Wilmington  and  Martin,  rnw  cor  Newbern  av  and 
East 

Lee  Henderson  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  s  Cannon  w  limits 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  101 

Lee  Henry  (c),  r  w  s  McDowell  1  s  South 

Lee  James  "W,  chief  of  police,  r  n  e  cor  East  and  Jones 

Lee  Jerry  S  (c),  asst  teacher  Shaw  University,  r  same 

Lee  John  (c),  stable  hand  O'Kelly  &  Baker,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  4 

e  Dawson 
Lee  Orange  (c),  driver  J  D  Whitaker 
Lee  Reginald  A,  elk  E  H  Lee,  r  s  w  cor  Newbern  av  and 

East 
Lee  Richard  H,  elk  Pescud,  Lee  &  Co,  r  w  s  Person  2  n 

Edenton 
Lee  Thomas  G,  harness  mkr  E  F  Wyatt  &  Son,  r  s  s  Morgan 

1  e  Person 
Lee  Tim  F,  billiards,  saloon  and  restaurant  n  e  cor  Martin 

and  Salisbury,  r  same 
Lee  Windsor  (c),  waiter  Yarbrough  House,  r  n  s  Cabarrus 

4  e  Dawson 
Lee  W  Thomas,  book  binder  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r  s 

s  Cabarrus  2  e  McDowell 
Lichtenstein  Geo,  r  40  Fayetteville 
Ligon  Henry  (c),  driver  E  J  Hardin,  r  w  s  Fayetteville  2  s 

South 
Ligon  Kittie  (c),  teacher  Johnson  Graded  School 
Ligon    LaFayette   (c),   blacksmith    s   w   cor   Hargett   and 

Blount,  r  country 
Ligon  Talbert,  r  s  s  Hillsboro  1  w  Salisbury 
Lineberry  Mrs  L  C,  milliner  M  A  Hardie.V  24  Fayetteville 
Lincke  Paul  T  C,  prof  of  athletics,  fencing   and    swim- 
ming, athletic  hall  Adams'  bld'g  s  w   cor  Wilmington 

and  Martin,  r  s  s  Newbern  av  3  e  Person 
Lindsay  George  (c),  servant  T  M  Argo,  r  s  w  cor  Person  and 

Edenton 
Linehan    Patrick  G,  stone  mason,  r  n  e   cor  Blount  and 

Jones 
Lipscombe  E  H  (c),  asst  teacher  Shaw  University,  r  same 
Lipscomb   Green  (c),  Avaiter   H    Cain,  r   Wilmington  opp 

market 
Lipscomb  Oscar  D,  carpenter,  r  w  s  Dawson  1  s  Lane 
Litchford  Henry,  carrier  Evening  Visitor 
Litchford  James  J,  collector  Raleigh   Gas  Light   Co,  r  s  e 

cor  Newbern  av  and  Person 
Litchford  Sallie,  matron  for  the  D  D  &  B  Ins,  r  same 


102  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Little  Ceburn  M,  guard  penitentiary,  r  s  s  Peace  1  w  Hali- 

fox 
Little  John  C  R,  agt  Richmond  &  Danville  R  R  North 

Carolina  Div,  r  s  e  cor  Salisbury  and  Weldon 
Little  Margaret  C,  wid   of  George,  r  n   w  cor  Blount  and 

Newbern  av 
Little  Wm,  physician  n  w  cor  Blount  and  Newbern  av,  r 

same 
Lloyd  Isham,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  1  n  Martin 
Loader  Robert,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  3  e  McDowell 
Loader  Thomas  R,  merchant  tailor  n  s  Hargett  1  e  Fay- 

etteville,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  3  e  McDowell 
Lockhart  Chas  (c),  (Lockhart  &  Fields),  r  Oberlin 
Lock  hart  Charles  jr  (c),  cabinet  maker  Austin  &  Moore,  r 

Oberlin 
Lockhart  Handy  (c),  undertaker  e  s  Blount  1  s  Davie,  r 

same 
Lockhart  &  Fields  (c),  [Chas  Lockhart  and  Isham  Fields], 

undertakers  e  s  Salisbury  2  n  Hargett 
Locklear    Jane  (c),  chambermaid    National    Hotel,  r    n    s 

Lenoir  2  w  Haywood 
Locklear  Wm  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Lenoir  2  w  Haywood 
Lodge  Kline,  elk  Wm  Simpson,  bds  w  s  Person  2  n  Har- 
gett 
Lodge  Wm,  bds  w  s  Fayetteville  2  s  Davie 
Long  Alex  (c),  barber  n  w  cor  Martin  and  Wilmington 
Long  Isaac,  fish  and  oysters  Market  house,  r  n  s  Hargett  2 

w  Blount 
Long  John  A,  fish  and  oysters  Market  house,  r  n  s  Hargett 

2  w  Blount 
Long  Wm,  lab,  R  &  G  R  R  shops 
Lorbacher  Paul  P,  elk  F  H  Heartt,  bds  Oak  City  Hotel 
Lougee  Augustus  H,  farmer,  r  s  s  Martin  2  w  Blount 
Lougee  Caroline,  wid  of  Wm  J,  r  s  s  Martin  2  w  Blount 
Love  Geo  C  (c),  waiter  State  Auditor,  bds  n  s  Cabarrus  1  w 

Dawson 
Love  Joseph  (c),  wks  O'Neill  &  Plumadore,  r  Oberlin 
Love  Maryland  (c),  lab,  r  s  w  limits 
Love  Samuel  L,  Auditor  of  State,  bds  National  Hotel 
Love  Thomas,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  1  s  Davie 


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RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  103 

Love  Thomas  L,  geiil  store  w  s  Wilmington  6  s  •Hargett,  r 

w  s  Bloodvvorth  1  s  Davie 
Lowe  James,  wks  J  L  Stone 

Lowe  Mrs  \V  ^I,  boarding  house  7  Fayctteville,  r  same 
Lowe  Wm  M,  physician,  r  7  Fayetteville 
Lumley  Thos  J,  wks  R  Roles'  planing  mill,  r  s  w  cor  Peace 

and  Wilmington 
Lumsden  Chas  F,  tinner  J  C  S  Lumsden,  r  w  s  Bloodworth 

1  n  Edenton 
Lumsden  Frank  H,  tinner  J  C  S  Lumsden,  r  s  s  Hillsbora 

1  w  St  Mary's 
Lumsden   John   C   S,  stoves,  tin  ware,  house-furnishing 

goods,  gun  and  locksmith,  etc,  opp  Market  liouse  63- 

Fayetteville,  r  s  s  Hillsboro  1  w  St  Mary's 
Lumsden  Lonnie,  asst  J  C  S  Lumsden,  r  s  s  Hillsboro  1  w 

St  Mary's 
Lumsden  Robert  E,  bkpr  J  C  S  Lumsden,  bds  n  s  Hillsboro 

2w  West 
Lutlier  Madison  C,  elk  Monie  &  Towles,  r  n  w  cor  Martin  & 

Bloodworth 
Lyon  Hugh  E;  family  grocer,  e  s  Blount  2  n  Davie,  r  same 
Lyon  William  H,  elk  H  E  Lyon,  res  Blount  2  n  Davie 
Lyons  Thomas  (c),  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  r  n  s  R  & 

G  R  R,  2  w  Dawson 
Lyman  Rt  Rev  Theodore  B,  asst  Bishop  of  N  C,  r  n  e  cor 

North  and  Wilmington 


M 


cADOO  GEORGE  (c),  hostler  G  W  Wynne  &  Co 


McAllister  Edward  V,  wks  Allen  &  Cram,  r  w  s  Person  4  u 

Polk 
McAllister  John  H,  carpenter  T  H  Briggs,  r  w  s  Person  4  ii 

Polk 
McAllister  Wm  H,  express  messenger  R  &  A  Air  Line,  r  w 

s  Person  4  n  Polk 
McCauley  Burke  (c),  baker  Farriss  &  Bro 
McCauley  Henry  (c),  wks  L  Rosenthal  &  Co 
McCauley  Matthew  (c),  driver  S  E  Creech,  res  Halifax  1  n 

Edenton 
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104  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

McClain  John  (c),  wks  L  H  Adams,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  4  w  Per- 
son 

McCoy  James  (c),  waiter  W  R  Davis,  r  same 

McCoy  Lewis  (c),  r  s  limits  1  w  Blount 

McCoy  Samuel  (c),  driver  Jones,  Green  &  Powell 

McCraney  Jolm  \V,  foreman  Farmer  and  Mechanic,  bds  n  e 
cor  Edenton  and  McDowell 

McCraw  Wm   T,  carpenter  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  r  s  s 
Morgan  2  e  Blount 

McCray  David  (c),  r  rear  s  s  Hargett  3  w  Swain 

McDaniel  Miss  Cornelia  E,  teacher  Kindergarten  and  pre- 
paratory department  Raleigh  Female  Seminar}^  r  same 

McDonald  Cary,  printer  Edwards,   Broughton  &  Co,  res 
Person  1  s  Jones 

McDonald  Charlie  C,  stamp  elk   postoffice  res  Person  1  s 
Jones 

McDonald  John,  printer  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  res 
Person  1  s  Jones 

McDonald  John  A,  janitor  U  S  Court  and  P  0  bldg,  res 
Person  1  s  Jones 

McDonald  Joseph  (c),  r  n  s  R  &  G  R  R  2  w  Dawson 

McDowell  Julia,  wid  of  Wm,  r  n  s  Johnson  1  e  railroad 

McDowell  Wm  F,  fireman  R  &A  RR,  rns  Johnson  1  e 
railroad 

McGee  James  W,  physician  e  s  Dawson  1  n  Hargett,  r  same 

McGee  Sallie  P,  wid  of  Thaddeus,  r  s  e  cor  Hillsboro  and 
Dawson 

McGee  Wm  T,  bkpr  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  r  s  e  cor  Dawson 
and  Hillsboro 

McGow^an  Miss  Anna,  milliner  Mrs  W  T  Lane,  r  w  s  Salis- 
bury 1  s  Martin 

McGowan  Patrick,  keeper  weights  and  measures  State  Capi- 
tol, r  w  s  Salisbury  1  s  Martin 

McGowan  Patrick  W,  printer,  r  w  s  Salisbury  1  s  Martin 

Mcintosh  Lochlan,  stone  cutter  Whitelaw  &  Campbell,  r  s 
s  Martin  1  w  Salisbury 

McKee  James,  physician  over  n  w  cor  Martin  and  Fay- 
etteville  3d  door,  r  s  e  cor  Blount  and  Jones 

McKimmon  Chas,  elk  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  bds  Yarbrough 
House 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  105 

McKimmon  Miss  Kate,  teacher  St  Mary's  school  w  end 
Hillsboro,  r  same 

McKinsey  Charles  (c),  brickmason,  r  n  w  cor  Harrington 
and  Jones 

McKnight  Wm  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Davie  2  e  McDowell 

McKoy  Lary  (c),  r  s  w  limits 

McKoy  Neil  (c),  shoemaker  s  w  cor  Cabarrus  and  Blount, 
r  s  w  limits 

McKoy  Wm  (c),  shoemaker  s  w  cor  Cabarrus  and  Blount,  r 
s  w  limits 

McLean  Archey  A,  elk  A  Creech,  bds  National  Hotel 

McLeod  Donald,  f)rinter  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r  n  s 
North  1  e  Dawson 

McMackin  Wightman  C,  commission  merchant  and  cot- 
ton seller  s  s  Martin  3  e  Fayetteville,  r  n  s  Newbern  av 
1  e  Person 

McMillan  John  D,  machinist  Cooper,  Newsom  &  Heartt 

McMillan  Wm  G,  veterinary  surgeon  and  farrier  s  e  cor 
Blount  and  Morgan,  r  n  s  Hargett  3  e  Blount 

McNaughton  John  G,  copper  smith  J  C  Brewster,  bds  e  s 
WiUnington  3  s  Morgan 

McNeil  Archie  N,  apprentice  J  S  Allen  &  Co,  bds  w  s  Daw- 
son 1  n  Ed  en  ton 

McPheeters  Alexander  M,  miller,  r  w  s  Dawson  1  s  ]\Iorgan 

McRae  John  Y,  elk  Pescud,  Lee  cfeCo,  bds  Yarbrough  House 

McRary  Jasper  W,  printer  Raleigh  (/hristian  Advocate,  r  e 
s  Dawson  1  n  R  &  G  R  R 

McRea  Fred  (cj,  driver,  r  rear  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and 
South 


MABRY  WM  T,  saloon  and  restaurant  n  s  Hargett  5 
e  Fayetteville,  res  McDowell  1  s  Martin 

Macon  Thomas  B,  (Blake  &  Macon),  restaurant  59  Fayette- 
ville, res  Blood  worth  1  n  Hargett 
Macklin  Alex  (c),  r  rear  e  s  Wilmington  1  s  Davie 
Macklin  James  (c),  r  rear  e  s  Wilmington  1  s  Davie 
Macy  Eli  0,  public  adm'r,  r  s  w  cor  Hargett  and  West 
Macy  Robert  H,  wks  R  &  G  R  R  Shops,  r  s  w  cor  Hargett 

and  West 
Macy  Wm  R,  painter,  r  s  w  cor  Hargett  and  West 


106  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Mahler  F  Louis,  genl  bkpr  Raleigh  National  Bank,  bds  s  w 

cor  Fayetteville  and  Cabarrus 
Mahler  Henry,  watches,  clocks  and  jewelry  Fayetteville 

opp  market  house,  r  n  w  cor  Fa3'etteville  and  Cabarrus 
Mahoney  Wm  M,  collector  Singer  sewing  machine,  bds  s  w 

cor  Fayetteville  and  Cabarrus 
Magnin  Albert,  auctioneer  e  s  Wilmington  1  s  Hargett,  r 

n  w  cor  McDowell  and  Cabarrus 
Mallaby  Rebecca,  wid  of  Samuel,  r  n  s  Hargett  2  e  Swain 
Malone  John  H  (c),  brickmason,  r  rear  public  school 
Malone  Romnus  (c),  wks  Mrs   Sorrell,  res  McDowell   1  s 

Cabarrus 
Manly  Benjamin  (c),  lab,  r  s  e  cor  Martin  and  East 
Manly  Basil  C,  mayor  city  of  Raleigh,  office  Metropolitan 

Hall,  r  n  w  cor  Halifax  and  Jones 
Manly  Charity,  wid  of  Cliarles,  r  South  opp  Salisbury 
Manly  Chas  (c),  shoemaker  A  demons,  r  country 
Manly  Elisha  (c),  carpenter,  res  Bloodworth  1  n  Lenoir 
Manly  John  S,  r  w  s  Wilmington  3  s  Davie 
Manly  London  C,  r  w  s  Wilmington  3  s  Davie 
Manly  Sidney  (c),  driver  Jones,  Green  &  Powell 
Manly  Sterling  R,  r  w  s  Wilmington  3  s  Davie 
Manly  Thomas  (c),  grocer  s  s  Hargett  4  e  Wilmington,  r  se 

cor  Martin  and  East 
Manly  Trim  (c),  drayman,  r  n  e  cor  South  and  Dawson 
Manl}'  Wm  (c),  carpenter  J  S  Allen  &  Co 
Mann  Wesley  B  (W  B  Mann  &  Co),  bds  n  w  cor  Hargett 

and  McDowell 
Mann  W  B  &  Co  (Wesley  B  Mann  and  Chas  W  Young), 

dry  goods  and  groceries  n  s  Hargett  2  e  Fayetteville 
Mangrum  Duncan  C,  r  s  s  Smithfield  1  e  Bloodworth 
Mangrum  John  C,  r  e  s  Bloodworth  3  s  Cabarrus 
Manning  John  M,  bond  elk  State  treasurer's  office,  bdss  s 

Hillsboro  1  e  Harrington 
Manor  Green,  lab,  r  s  e  cor  Cabarrus  and  Wilmington 
Manson  Willie  C,  bkpr  P  F  Faison,  bds  n  s  Edenton  bet 

Halifax  and  Wilmington 
Marcom  Geo  P,  elk  R  B  Andrews  &  Co,  bds  Tucker  House 
Marconi  James  C  (Marcom  &  Alford),  r  w  s  Salisbury  1  u 

Edenton 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  107 


Marcom  John  "W,  printer  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co  and 

treasuror  Raleigh  Typographical  Union,  r  s  s  Lenoir  2 
w  Person 

Marcom  &  Alford  (James  C  Marconi  and  James  H  Alford), 
grocors  and  com  merchants  n  w  cor  Wilmington  and 
Hargett 

Marsh  James  A,  dep  warden  penitentiary,  r  s  s  Hillsboro  2 
w  Saunders 

Marshall  Dr  Mathias  M,  Rector  Christ  Church,  r  n  e  cor 
Nevvbern  av  and  AVllmington 

Marshall  Tobe,  wks  J  M  Harris,  bds  s  s  Martin  4  e  Blount 

Martin  Edwin  M  (Evans  &  Martin),  res  Saunders  1  n 
Hillsboro 

Martin  Josepli  B,  second  auditor  R  &  G  and  R  &  A  R  R,  r 
s  w  cor  Peace  and  Halifax 

Martin  Juda  (c),  waiter  Oak  City  Hotel,  r  same 

Martin  Matthew  (c),  porter  Southern  Express  office,  res 
Blount  1  n  Lenoir 

Martin  Thomas  D,  r  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w  Saunders 

Martin  Wm  H,  dep  U  S  marshal,  r  s  w  cor  Blount  and 
Martin 

Martin  Willis  (c),  r  n  s  Cabarrus  2  w  Blount 

Mason  Wm  S  (Mason  &  Devereux),  r  n  s  Edenton  1  e  Wil- 
mington 

Mason  &  Devereux  (W^m  S  Mason  and  Thonjas  P  Deve- 
reux), attys  at  law  room  4  Bagley  bldg  s  e  cor  Fayette- 
ville  and  Martin 

Massey  Henry  (c),  wks  R  &  G  R  R  depot,  r  s  s  Cannon  2  e 
Manly  av 

Mastin  Mrs  Lee  W,  bds  7  Fayetteville 

Mattoon  Emma  W,  teacher  of  elocution,  rhetoric  and  com- 
position, Peace  Institute,  r  same 

Matthews  Jonas,  blacksmith  R  A:  G  R  R  Shops,  res  Mc- 
Dowell 1  n  Jones 

Matthews  Wm  (c),  brick  mason,  r  s  e  cor  South  and  Dawson 

Mays  Booker  (c),  r  s  s  Hillsboro  3  w  Saunders 

Mayes  Major  (c),  driver  Jones,  Green  &  Powell 

Mayo  Cornelius  (c),  waiter  hotel  Durham,  r  s  w  cor  Lane 
and  Person 

Mayo  Mary  (c),  r  n  s  Lenoir  1  w  McDowell 

Mayo  Wm  (c),  waiter  Yarbrough  House 


108  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Meares  Mrs  K  DeR,  teacher  of  music  St  Mary's  school  w  end 

Hillsboro,  r  same 
Mesels  Solomon  (c),  servant  at  C  Dewey 
Mebane  Thomas  (c),  lab,  r  s  w  limits 
Meadows  Cook  C,  canvasser  J  L  Stone,  bds  e  s  Dawson  1  s 

Jones 
Meadows  James  I,  bar  tender  J  S  Taylor,  r  s  w  cor  Davie 

and  Person 
Meadows  Marcus  A,  wheelwright  J  Lewis  &  Co,  r  e  s  Person 

2  n  Martin 
Medlen  George,  lab,  r  n  e  cor  Swain  and  Davie 
Medlen  Thos,  lab,  r  rear  s  w  cor  Swain  and  Martin 
Medlen  AVm  H,  w^atchman  R  &  G  depot,  r  nr  R  &  G  depot 
Merchant  Miss  E  B  (c),  asst  teacher  Shaw  Universit}',  r  same 
Merrick  John  (c),  barber  W  G  Otey^  res  Fayetteville  3  s 

railroad 
Merrill  Samuel,  gas  fitter  and  plumber  e  s  Fayetteville  3  s 

Martin,  r  s  e  cor  Cabarrus  and  McDowell 
Merritt  Benj  (c),  servant  Peace  Institute 
Merritt  Casv/ell  (c),  farm  hand,r  n  e  cor  Lenoir  and  West 
Merritt  Richard  (c),  r  rear  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w  Dawson 
Merrimon  Augustus  S  (Merrimon  &  Fuller),  res  Wil- 
mington bet  Polk  and  Peace 
Merrimon  Branch,  elk  R&D  depot,  res  Wilmington  bet 

Polk  and  Peace 
Merrimon  Edgar  A,  res  Wilmington  bet  Polk  and  Peace 
Merrimon  &  Fuller  (Augustus  S  Merrimon  and  Thomas 

C  Fuller),  attys  at  law  e  s  Fayetteville  2  n  Cabarrus 
Metke  Marie  J,  teacher  French  and  German  Peace  Institute, 

r  same 
Metropolitan  Hall,  over  market  house 
Miles  George  (c),  driver  W  F  Wj^att,  res  McDowell  1  s 

Lane 
Milican  Horace  (c),  r  s  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Cabarrus 
Milican  Horace  Greeley  (c),  candy  maker  A  D  Royster  & 

Bro,  r  s  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Cabarrus 
Milican  Robt  (c),  r  s  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Cabarrus 
Miller  Alex  (c),  servant  Peace  Institute 
Miller  Edward  (c),  lab,  r  n  w  cor  Hillsboro  and  West 
Miller  Henry  N,  conductor  NCR  B.,  r  s  s  Newbern  av  3  e 

Wilmington 


100  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Miller  James  H,  bds  Yarbrough  House 

Miller  Joseph,  well  digger,  r  e  s  East  1  n  Martin 

Miller  Samuel  A,  mailing  elk  Raleigh  Observer,  r  n  s  llills- 

boro  2  w  Saunders 
Miller  Thos  A,  elk  Raleigh  Observer,  r  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w 

Saunders 
Miller  W  Henry,  book  binder  J  Armstrong,  r  s  s  Davie  1  e 

Dawson 
Miner  John  (c),  driver  James  T  Moore,  r  w  s  Wilmington  1 

n  Ed  en  ton 
Minor  Henry  (c),  lab,  res  Harrington  1  n  Edenton 
Minter  Cam  (c),  porter  W  C  &  A  B  Stronach 
Mintz  W  D,  foreman  broom  and  mattress  shop  D  D  &  B 

Institution,  r  same 
Mitchell  Alfred  (c),  barber,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  1  w  Person 
Mitchell  Arrington  (c),  chair  bottomer,  r  rear  n  s  Hargett  2 

w  Person 
Mitchell  Henry,  blacksmith  R  &  G  R  R  depot,  r  s  s  Martin 

4  w  Swain 
Mitchell  Rebecca,  wid  of  John,  r  se  cor  Person  and  Martin 
Mitchell  Robert  N,  i»ropr  Mitchell's  steam  boiler  works 

w  s  AVest  opp  Martin,  r  same 
Mitchell  Sewell  (c),  lab,  r  n  w  cor  Dawson  and  Cannon 
Mitchell's  Steam  Boiler  Works  w  s  West  opp  Martin,  en- 
gines and    boilers   new  and    second-handed,  wrought 

iron  grating  and  fencing,  etc,  R  N  Mitchell  propr 
Mitchell  Thos  A,  r  e  s  Blount  5  s  South 
Mitchell  Walter  (c),  wks  A  W  Fraps 
Mitchell  Wm  (c),  brickmason,  r  rear  public  school 
Mitchell  Wm  H  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  s  Cannon  1  w  railroad 
Monie  John   M   (Monie  &   Towles),  r  s  w  cor  Jones  and 

Blood  worth 
Monie  &  Towles  (John   jNI  Monie  and  James  M  Towles), 

agricultural  imj)lements,  groceries,  etc,  w  s  Wilmington 

3  n  Market  ])lace 
Montague   Benj  F,  atty  at  law  s  e  cor  Fayetteville  and 

Market  place,  bds  s  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Cabarrus 
Montgomery  Sarah  H,  wid  of  Thos  A,  boarding  house  s  s 

Martin  1  w  McDowell 
Montgomery  Thomas  A,  elk  Yeargan,  Petty  &  Co,  r  s  s 

Martin  1  w  McDowell 


110  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Mordecai  Samuel  (c),  lab,  r  rear  e  s  Wilmington  2  s  Davie 
Mordecai  Ellen,  wid  of  Samuel,  r  n  e  cor  Peace  and  Person 
Mordecai  Mrs  Geo  W,  wid,  r  s  s  Hillsboro  2  w  limits 
Mordecai  Samuel  F,  (Battle  &  Mordecai),  r  n  e  cor  Peace 

and  Person 
Moring  Frank  0,  (Pool  &  Moring),  r  s  s  Hillsboro  2  w 

Dawson 
Morris  Bravitt  W  (c),  pastor  A  M  E  church,  res  Harring- 

1  u  Edenton 

Morriss  Gideon,  r  n  s  Newborn  av  3  w  Swain 

Morris  John  T,  furniture  s  e  cor  Davie  and  Fayetteville,  r  n 
s  Newbern  av  3  w  Swain 

Morris  J  V,  bds  7  Fayetteville 

Morris  Miss  Kate,  asst  in  music  dept  Raleigh  Female  Sem- 
inary, r  same 

Morris  Wm  H,  furniture  e  s  Fayetteville  3  s  Martin  also  3 
Fayetteville,  r  s  e  cor  Davie  and  Blount 

Morris  William  H  jr,  elk  L  Branson,  r  n  s  Newbern  av,  3  w 
Swain 

Morson  Hugh,  (Fray  &  Morson),  r  w  s  Bloodworth  1  s  Polk 

Morson  Rosalie,  wid  of  Hugh,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  1  s  Polk 

Morton  Abram  (c),  fireman  R&GRR,  rss  Cannon  w 
limits 

Moseley  M  J  &  Co,  (Mary  J  Moseley),  confectionery,  fruits, 
etc,  28  Fayetteville,  r  same 

Mosely  Nathan  S,  with  M  J  Mosely  &  Co,  r  28  Fayette- 
ville 

Moses  Irena,  wid  of  Fennel,  r  n  s  Lane  1  w  Harrington 

Moss  Sipeo  (c),  drayman  M  T  Norris  &  Co,  r  w  s  Blount  1 
sPolk 

Moten  A  (c),  fireman  R  &  G  R  R 

Mott  Scott  (c),  wks  R  W  Smith 

Moody  Thomas,  car  inspector  R  &  G  R  R  Shops,  r  w  s  West 

2  s  Lane 

Moore  Adolphus  L,  elk  C  E  J  Goodwin,  rss  Jones  2  e  Daw- 
son 

Moore  Allen  (c),  drayman  R  J  Harris,  rnsR  &GRR  2 
w  Dawson 

Moore  Benjamin  M,  farmer,  r  s  w  cor  Martin  and  Davie 

Moore  Bartholomew  F,  farmer,  rs  w  cor  Dawson  and  Martin 

Moore  Chas  (c),  wks  G  W  Wynne  &  Co 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  Ill 

Moore  Daniel  (c),  lab,  r  n  \v  cor  South  and  Harrington 
Moore  Eddy,  vvks  Mitchell's  steam  boiler  works 
Moore  Edward,  res  Wilmington  G  s  Morgan 
Moore  George  B,  elk,  r  s  w  cor  Dawson  and  Martin 
Moore  Isaac  B  (c),  [Austin  &  Moore)  r  s  s  Davie  3  e  East 
Moore  James,  student,  r  s  w  cor  Martin  and  Dawson 
Moore  James  T  (Moore  &  Thompson),  r  s  s  Morgan  4  w 

Salisbury 
Moore  John,  painter  N  S  Harp,  res  Wilmington  6  s  Morgan 
Moore  Judge  (c),  r  s  w  cor  Martin  and  East 
Moore  J  W,bds  National  Hotel 

Moore  Lucy  W,  wid  of  B,  r  s  w  cor  Dawson  and  Martin 
Moore  Matthew,  shoemaker  R  Dobbin,  bds  n  s  Davie  1  e 

Dawson 
Moore  Richard,  elk  W  C  &  A  B  Stronach,  bds  w  s  Dawson 

1  s  Lane 
Moore  Thomas,  lab,  res  East  7  s  South 
Moore  Van  B,  r  s  w  cor  Martin  and  Dawson 
Moore  &  Thompson  (James  T  Moore  and  Alph  A  Thomp- 
son),  mdse  and  cotton   brokers   e  s  Wilmington  4  3 

Martin 
Mowatt  Mrs  Susan,  r  s  s  Hargett  3  e  Persoii 

Mull ,  veterinary  surgeon,  bds  Tucker  House 

Mullins  James  W,  wks  R  &  G  depot,  r  n  e  cor  North  and 

McDowell 
Mullins  Junius  (Bryan  &  Mullins),  police,  res  East  1  s 

New  hern  av 
Mullins  Roena,  wid  of  James,  res  East  1  s  Newbern  av 
Murphy  Arch  (c),  lab,  r  rear  s  s  Davie  3  e  East 
Murphy  Moses  (c),  mattress  mkr,  r  rear  s  s  Davie  3  e  East 
Murphy  Henry,  photographer  over  12  Fayetteville,  r  same 
Murray  Decatur  C,  steward  penitentiary,  r  w  s  Harrington 

1  s  Hargett 
Murray  Delia,  wid  of  Wm,  r  s  s  Hargett  3  e  Person 
Murray  Talbot  H,  elk  R  &  G  depot,  r  w  s  Harrington  1  s 

Hargett 
Myatt  Charlie  (c),  blacksmith,  r  w  s  McDowell  1  n  Cabarrus 
Myatt  Ferebee  (c),  r  w  s  McDowell  1  n  Cabarrus 
Myatt  John,  r  w  s  West  2  s  Morgan 
Myatt  Joseph  (c).  r  s  w  limits 
Myatt  Wm  A  (Latta  &  Myatt),- r  n  s  Lane  1  w  Salisbury 


112  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Myers  Henry  E,  saloon  57  Fa3'etteville,  r  s  e  cor  Jones 

and  WiliTiington 
Myers  Jacob  B,  r  s  e  cor  Jones  and  Wilmington 


N 


tVSH  LAFAYETTE  W  (c),  barber  W  G  Otey,  r  rear 
n  s  Eden  ton  1  w  Dawson 

Nash  Square,  east  and  west  from  McDowell  to  Dawson,  north 
and  south  from  Hargett  to  Martin,  being  improved  for 
a  park  by  Mr  Faircliild 

Nathan  Joseph  (c),  brickmason,  r  under  s  s  Cabarrus  1  e 
railroad 

National  Hotel,  (Street  &  Son  proprs),  n  w  cor  Edenton 
and  Halifax 

North  Carolina  Farmer,  (monthly)  J  H  Ennis  pub,  w  s 
Salisbury  1  s  Jones 

North  Carolina  State  Life,  F  H  Cameron  pres,  W  E  An- 
derson vice  pres,  W  H  Hicks  secty,  n  e  cor  Fayetteville 

N  C  Dcj^nt,  junction  West,  Harrington  and  Cabarrus 

N  C  E.  B,  Supt  Office,  Alex  B  Andrews,  supt,  Yarbrough 
House 

Neathery  John  B,  treasurer  of  Wake  county,  office  court 
house,  r  w  s  Dawson  2  s  Ilargett 

Nelson  I  Lafa3'ette,  printer  Raleigh  News,  r  s  s  Martin  1  w 
Blood  worth 

Nelson  James  P,  printer,  r  n  s  Martin  5  \v  Swain 

Nevell  Louis  (c),  porter  G  L  Tonnoffski,  r  Fayetteville  nr  N 
CRR 

Newcomb  Chas  W,  elk  W  H  Dodd,  bds  n  w  cor  Hillsboro 
and  Dawson 

Newcomb  Frank  L,  wks  Kingsley  &  Ashley,  r  n  end  Blount 

Newcomb  Fred,  wks  Kingsley  &  Ashley,  r  e  s  East  2  n  Polk 

Newlin  Oliver  (c),  fireman  R  &  G  R  R,  r  nr  n  end  Salis- 
bury 

Newsom  Bettie,  dress  mkr  n  s  Cabarrus  2  e  Dawson,  r  same 

Newsom  James  D,  (Cooper,  Newsom  &  Heartt),  r  s  e  cor 
Morgan  and  Harrington 

Newsom  Robt  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Martin  1  w  Swain 

Newsom  Sallie,  wid  of  David,  r  n  e  cor  Wilmington  and 
Edenton 

Newsom  Waller  R,  elk  J  A  Cheatham,  bds  Cooke's  Hotel 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  113 

Newton  Ada  A  (c),  asst  teacher  Shaw  University 

Nichols  Adolphus  W,  agt  Victor  sewing  machine  15  Fay- 
etteville,  bds  7  Fayetteville 

Nichols  John,  revenue  collector  Durham  N  C,  r  s  w  cor 
Dawson  and  Lane 

Nichols  Louisa,  wid  of  Charles,  res  West  2  s  South 

Nichols  Nelson  (Nichols  &  Taylor),  r  same 

Nichols  Stanford  L  (Ferrell,  Booker  &  Co),  r  s  \v  cor  East 
and  Polk 

Nichols  Stephen  (c),  servant  at  INIrs  A  E  Tompkins' 

Nichols  &  Taylor  (Nelson  Nichols  and  Thomas  Taylor), 
barbers  w  s  Wilmington  2  s  Hargett 

Nisbet  Wm,  bar  tender  T  F  Lee,  r  n  e  cor  Martin  and  Salis- 
bury 

Nixon  Elizabeth,  wid  of  Jeremiah,  r  s  w  cor  Swain  and  Har- 
gett 

Nixon  Miss  Mollie,  milliner  Mrs  W  T  Lane,  r  Telfair  Hall's 

Nixon  Wm  A,  r  s  w  cor  Swain  &  Hargett 

Noble  Melvin  (c),  (Lane,  Noble  &  Co),  r  e  end  Hargett 

Noe  E  0,  bds  National  Hotel 

Norman  Rev  Wm  C,  pastor  Person  st  M  E  Church,  res 
Person  1  s  Davie 

Norris  James  M,  elk  D  S  Waitt  &  Bro,  bds  National  Hotel 

Norris  Jesse  A  (M  T  Norris  &  Co),  r  20  miles  s  w  Raleigh 

Norris  John  C,  wks  Cooper  Newsom  &  Heartt,  r  s  s  Jones  1 
e  Dawson 

Norris  Matthew  E,  printer  Raleigh  News 

Norris  Matthew  T  (M  T  Norris  &  Co),  r  w  s  Blount  1  s 
Polk 

Norris  M  T  &  Co  (Matthew  T  Norris  and  Jesse  A  Norris), 
wholesale  grocers  and  com  merchants  3  Exchange  place 
and  5  Martin 

Norris  Samuel  B,  elk  W  H  &  R  S  Tuc"ker,  r  w  s  Blount  1  s 
Polk 

Norris  W  Cary,  elk  Julius   Lewis  &  Co,  bds  Yarbrough 

North  Carolina  Home  Insurance  Company,  John  Gat- 
ling,  pros,  W  11  Crow,  vice  j)res,  \V  S  Primrose,  sec'y 
and  treasurer,  P  Cowper,  adjuster  and  supervisor,  w  s 
Fayetteville  1  s  Hargett 

Northam  Edgar  R,  elk  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  bds  n  e  cor 
Edenton  and  McDowell 


114  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Norwood  Frank  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  s  Martin  4  e  East 
Norwood  George,  book  binder  J  Armstrong,  r  s  s  Morgan  2 

w  West 
Norwood  James  (c),  candy  mkr  Farriss  &  Bro 
Norwood  J  A,  guard  penitentiary,  r  s  e  cor  Morgan  and 

West 
Norwood    Miss  Laura,   teacher   drawing   and   painting  St 

Mary's  School,  r  same 
Norwood  Marion  (c),  r  rear  e  s  Wihnington  2  n  Davie 
Norwood  Verta  (c),  r  nr  s  end  Wihnington 
Norwood  Wm  B,  overseer  penitentiary,  r  s  s  Morgan  2  w 

West 
Norwood  Wm  H,  r  s  s  Morgan  2  w  West 
Nottingham  Jacob  T,  moulder  R  &  G  shops,  res  McDowell 

1  n  Lane 
Nowell  James  A,  elk  W  R  Crawford 
Nowell  Jeremiah  J,  sheriff  of  Wake  county,  office  Court 

House,  r  s  e  cor  Bloodworth  and  Cabarrus 
Nowell  Jesse  R,  dep  sheriff,  res  Bloodworth   1  s  Cabarrus 
Nowell  Willis  W,  r  e  s  Bloodworth  1  s  Cabarrus 
Nunn  Henry  (c),  r  w  s  Person  1  s  Davie 


o 


AKCITY  HOTEL,  Miles  Goodwin  &  Son,  proprs,  s  w 
cor  McDowell  and  Hillsboro 

Oak  City  Mills  (grist),  n  e  cor  West  and  Davie 

(Ettinger  Mrs  Doret,  genl  manager  Isaac  ffittinger,  r  48 
Fayetteville 

CEttinger  Isaac,  millinery  and  fancy  goods  48  Fayetteville, 
r  same 

CEttinger  Miss  Mattie,  saleslady  Isaac  CEttinger,  r  48  Fa}"-- 
etteville 

O'Kelly  Cambridge  (c),  shoemaker  A  Clemens,  r  w  s  Person 
1  n  Lane 

O'Kelly  Charles  (c),  carriage  driver  O'Kelly  &  Baker,  r 
country 

O'Kelly  Isaac  (c),  carriage  driver  O'Kelly  &  Baker,  r  coun- 
try 

O'Kelly  John  (c),  baggage  wagon  driver  O'Kelly  and  Baker 

O'Kelly  Jolm   (c),  [O'Kelly  &  Baker),  r  country 

O'Kelly  Roger  (c),  collector  O'Kelly  &  Baker,  r  country 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  115 

O'Kelly  &  Baker  (c),  [John  O'Kelly  and  James  Bakerj, 
liverv  and  exchange  stables,  w  s  Salisbury  1  s  Hargett, 
r  country 
Olds  Fred  A,  State  Ordnance  officer  and  local  ed  Hale's 

Wce'vly,  bds  n  e  cor  Eden  ton  and  McDowell 
Olive  J  Thaddeus,  elk  R  C  Smith,  r  vv  s  Wilmington  1  s 

Jones 
Olive  Wm  H,  bar  tender  T  Joseph,  r  w  s  Wilmington  1  s 

Jones 
O'Neall  Simon  T,  city  weighmaster,  r  n  w  cor  Wilmington 

and  Jones 
O'Neil  John,  (O'Neil  &  Plumadore),  r  w  s  Bloodworth  2  s 

Jones 
O'Neil  &  Plumadore,  (John  O'Neil  and  N  Plumadore), 

cigar  manfrs  n  s  Martin  3  w  Fayetteville 
O'Niell  John  R,  dept  U  S  marshal,  r  w  s  West  opp  Jones 
Orr  Robt,  auction  house  53  Wilmington,  r  s  s  Hargett  1  w 

Bloodworth 
Osborn  C  D,  traveling  agt  S  White  &  Co,  Baltimore,  r  n  e  cor 

McDowell  and  Hargett 
Osborn  Job,  dealer  in  grain,  feed,  wood  and  coal  w  s  West  1 
w  railroad  nr  N  C  depot,  r  n  e  cor  McDowell  and  Har- 
gett 
Otey  Cloe  (c),  r  w  s  McDowell  2  n  Cabarrus 
Otey  Wm  G,  (c),  barber  and  baths  e  s  Fayetteville  2  s  Mar- 
tin, r  s  s  Cabarrus  1  e  McDowell 
Outlaw  Elijah  (c),  lab,  r  rear  Tupper's  church  s  s  Cabarrus 
Overbee  James  L,  r  n  w  cor  Martin  and  Salisbury 
Overby  Andrew  J,  elk  B  R  Jolley,  r  n  s  Lenoir  2  e  East 
Overby  Annie,  wid  of  Jackson,  r  n  s  Lenoir  2  e  East 
Overby  Henry,  book  binder,  r  s  w  cor  Cabarrus  and  Person 
Overly  Wm  (c),  bricklayer,  r  s  s  Hargett  2  w  Blount 
Overman  Lee  S,  private  sec  to  Governor,  res  Wilmington 
bet  Polk  &  Peace 


P 


ACE  GEO  (c),  r  n  s  Jones  1  w  Harrington 


Pace  James  M,  wks  R  &  G  depot,  r  n  s  North  opp  McDowell 
Pace  Wm  H,  atty  at  law  room  3   Bagley  bldg  s  e  cor  Fay- 
etteville, bds  w  s  Blount  bet  North  and  Lane 


116  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Page  Albert  (c),  (Snow  &  Page),  r  Wilmington  opp  market 

Page  Dock  (c),  r  n  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Lenoir 

Page  Henry  (c),  carpenter,  res  Haywood  1  s  Davie 

Page  Orange  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Martin  2  e  East 

Page  Peter  D,  bkpr  Ciiristophers  &  Sorrell,  r  s  sHargett  nr 

Swain 
Page  Rufus  H,  r  e  s  Saunders  4  n  Hillsboro 
Palmer  George,  painter,  bds  s  s  Jones  2  w  Dawson 
Palmer  Hiram,  painter,  bds  s  s  Jones  2  w  Dawson 
Palmer  John  C,  watches,  clocks  and  jewelry  5  Fayetteville, 

bds  n  e  cor  Edenton  &  McDowell 
Palmer  Julius  (c),  mattress  mkr  W   H  Morris,  r  w  s  Wil- 
mington 4  s  Morgan 
Palmer  Nat  (c),  porter  Lawrence  &  Renfrew 
Palmer  Ned  (c),  farmer,  res  East  opp  South 
Palmer  Thomas  (c),  upholsterer,  r  w  s  Wilmington  4  s  Mor- 
gan 
Parham  James  T,  carpenter  T  H  Briggs  &  Sons,  r  s  s  Mor- 
gan 8  w  Dawson 
Parham  Henry  E,  dealer  in   dry  goods  s  e  cor  Martin  and 

Blount,  r  n  s  Martin  5  ^x  Blount 
Parham  Macon  L,  elk    H    E   Parham,   r   n   s  Martin  5  w 

Blount 
Parham  Robert  E,  dealer  in  wines,  liquors,  groceries,  etc,  s 

s  Martin  1  e  Blount,  bds  s  s  Martin  1  w  Person 
Parham  Samuel  A,  elk  R  E  Parhatn,  r  same 
Parish  J  B,  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co 
Parish  John  H,  painter,  res  Blount  1  n  Hargett 
Parish  Phebe,  wid  of  Stephen,  r  s  s  Martin  1  e  Person 
Parish  Samuel  M,  painter,  r  n  w  cor  Jones  and  Linden  av 
Park  Benj  F  (Ellington,  Royster  &  Co),  r  w  s  West  2  n 

Jones 
Parker  Abram  (c),  r  rear  Newbern  av  4  e  East 
Parker  Anthony  (c),  wks  R  &  G  depot,  r  n  s  Manly  av  2  e 

Cannon 
Parker  Marcellus  A  (Parker  &  Avera),  r  s  e  cor  Person 

and  North 
Parker  Wm  C,  policeman,  r  w  s  McDowell  1  s  Jones 
Parker  Wm  H,  carpenter,  r  w  s  McDowell  1  s  Jones 
Parker  &  Avera  (Marcellus  A  Parker  and  David  B  Avera,) 
cotton  brokers  s  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  117 

Parkerson  Edward  B,  wheelwright,  r  w  s  Per.sou  3  n  Polk 
Partin  Andrew  J,  chief  elk  State  Auditor's  office,  res  Wil- 
mington 1  s  Davie 
Partin  Benton  K,  grocer  and  com  merchant  e  s  Wilming- 
ton opp  market,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Partin  Gerard  W,  night- watcli man  capitol,  r  n  s    Martin  1 

w  Swain 
Partin  Thomas  A,  elk  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  r  e  s  Wilming- 
ton 1  s  Davie 
Patross  J  M,  lab  R  &  G  R  R  shops 
Patterson  Henry  (c),  porter  National  Hotel,  r  s  s  Cannon  3 

e  Manly  av 
Patterson  John  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  1  w  Dawson 
Patterson  Wm,  brakeman  R  &  G  R  R,  r  s  w  cor  McDowell 

and  Lenoir 
Paul  Hiram  V,  printer  Raleigh  News,  r  e  end  Hargett 
Pauli,  Prof  A,  bds  e  s  Wilmington  3  n  Cabarrus 
Payne  Bros  (George  C,  Charles  C  and    Frank  M),  brick 

makers  and  builders,  n  end  Person 
Payne  Charles  C  (Payne  Bros),  r  n  end  Person 
Payne  Frank  M(  Payne  Bros),  r  n  end  Person 
Payne  George  C  (Payne  Bros),  r  n  end  Person 
Peace  Ralph  G  (c),  livery  and   hack  stable  n  e  cor  Salis- 
bury and  Cabarrus,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  2  e  railroad 
Peace  Wra  (c),  barber  n  s  Cabarrus  2  e  railroad,  r  same 
Pearce  Harris,  machinist  Allen  &  Cram 
Pearce  Martha  A,  wid  of  John  W,  r  e  s  Fa3^etteville  nr  N  C 

RR 
Peck  Lewis  W,  grocer  n  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Morgan,  r  e 

s  Wilmington  1  n  Morgan 
Pegram  Lewis  B,  elk  W  C  l^  A  B  Stronach,  bds  w  s  Dawson 

1  s  Lane 
Peirson  Martha,  wid  of  V  R,  r  s  s  Morgan  2  e  AVilmington 
Pell  Wm  E,  elk  J  C  Brewster,  res  West  1  n  Martin 
Pence  Thomas, express  deliverer,  r  s  s  Morgan  1  w  Person 
Pender  John,  harness  mkr  E  F  Wyatt  &  Son,  r  n  s  Jones  2 

w  Salisbury 
Pennington  Henry,  carpenter,  r  s  w  cor  Dawson  and  Davio 
Pennington  Sylvester,  wks  N  A  Blake,  bds  n  w  cor  Davie 
and  McDowell 


118  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Penny  Joe  (c),  wks  Cooke's   brickyard,  r   s   s  Cannon  2  w 

railroad 
Pepper  Caroline,  wid  of  W  R,  r  s  s  Lenoir  1  w  Blount 
Perkinson  Thomas  (c),  waiter  Oak  City  Hotel,  r  same 
Perkinson  Wm  W, tailor TR  Loader,  rn  s  Edenton  1  e  Mc- 
Dowell 
Person  Claiborne  P    (c),  boot  black  Otey's   barber   shop,  r 

alley  bet  Davie  and  Cabarrus 
Person  Cora  B  (c),  instructor  in  music  Shaw  University,  r 

same 
Person  John  (c),  elk  W  R  Crawford 
Person  Joseph  (c),  porter  M  T  Norris  &  Co,  r  s  limits  2  w 

Blount 
Person  St  M  E  Church  s  e  cor  Davie  and  Person 
Perry  Ann,  wid  of  Lemuel,  r  n  e  cor  Lane  and  McDowell 
Perry  Miss  Anna,  milliner  Isaac  CEttinge^,  r  J  II  Perry 
Perry  Bryant  (c),  grocer  s  s  Hargett  2  w  Blount,  r  s  s  Mar- 
tin 2  w  East 
Perry  Campbell  (c),  gardener,  res  Bloodwoth  1  s  Davie 
Perry  Chas  (c),  meat  market  market  house,  res  Bloodworth 

1  s  Davie 
Perry  Columbus,  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  r  w  s  East  1 

s  Hargett 
Perry  Frank  (c),  lab,  J  S  Allen  &  Co 
Perry  Geo  (c),  r  w  s  Blount  4  s  Smithfield 
Perry  George  E  (c),  painter,  r  n  s  Davie  3  e  east 
Perry  Joseph  (c),  blacksmith  T  G  Jenkins,  r  rear  cor  Mor- 
gan and  Blount 
Perry  Joseph  W,  wks  Allen  &  Cram 
Perry  Josiah  H,  w^ks  R  &  G  R  R,  r  n  limits,  iir  Person 
Perry  Isaac  (c),  lab,  r  s  e  cor  Peace  and  Halifax 
Perry  Henry  (c),   waiter   Tony    Burns,   r   cor   Martin  and 

East 
Perry  Nicholas,  carpenter,  res  Bloodworth  1  s  Hargett 
Perry  Robert  (c),  lab  J  S  Allen  &  Co 
Perry  Robert  S,  saloon  and  liquor  dealer  e  s  Wilmington  2 

s  Hargett,  r  s  s  Hargett  2  e  Person 
Perry  Wiley  (c),  blacksmith,  r  n  s  Morgan  2  w  Blount 
Perry  Wm  (c),  porter  Geo  Goldman,  r  cor  Martin  and  East 
Pescud  Edward  F,  elk  Alfred   Williams  &  Co,  bds  n  w  cor 
Hillsboro  and  Dawson 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  1U» 

Pescud  Edward  T,  elk  P  F  Pescud  &  Son,  r  ii  w  cor  North 

and  Wilmington 
Pescud  John  S  (Pescud,  Lee   &  Co),  r  s  e  cor  Person  and 

I'eace 
Pescud  John  T,  elk  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  r  s  s  Hargett  1  \v 

Dawson 
Pescud,  Lee  &  Co  (John   S  Pescud,  Addison  S  Lee  and 

Eugene  Grissom),  druggists  and   apothecaries   s  e  cor 

Fayetteville  and  Martin  also  14  Fayetteville 
Pescud  Peter  F  (P  F  Pescud  &  Son),  r  n  w  cor  North  and 

\\'iliHington 
Pescud  Peter  F  Jr  (P  F  Pescud  &  Son),  special  agt  South- 
ern department  of   Fire  Association  and   Commercial 

Union  Ins  Co,  r  n  w  cor  North  and  Wilmington 
Pescud  P  F  &  Son  (Peter  F  and  Peter  F  Jr),  genl  life  and 

and  hre  insurance  agents  n    w   cor  Fayetteville  and 

Martin,  up  stairs 
Pescud  Thomas  K,  elk  Fleming  Bates,  r  n  w  cor  North  and 

Wilmington 
Pettiford  Elizaheth,  wid  of   Hilman,  r  w  s  McDowell  1  n. 

Lenoir 
Petty  Jerry  (c),  vegetables  market  house,  r  s  w  cor  Harring- 
ton and  South 
Petty  Robert  E,  (Yeargan,  Petty  &  Co),  bds  Yarbrough 

House 
Pharr  Albert  (c),  res  Fayetteville  6  s  railroad 
Phillips  Frank  (c),  bar  tender  L  D  Taylor,  r  s  s  Edenton  2 

w  Swain 
Phillips  Ned  (c),  farmer,  r  s  w  cor  Cabarrus  and  Haywood 
Pickard  J  W,  carpenter  R  &  G  R  R  Shops,  r  n  s  Lane  1  e 

Dawson 
Pierce  Frank  S,  (Willis  &  Pierce),  res  Blount  3  n  Davie 
Pierce  Henry  S,  wks  Allen   &  Cram,  bds  s  s  Martin  1  w 

Salisbury 
Pierce  Robert  (c),  r  s  s  Lenoir  opp  Haywood 
Pinkston  Robt  R,  (Ellington,  Royster  &  Co),  r  n  e  cor 

West  and  Lane 
Pitts  Sharpe  (c),  wks  lunatic  asylum,  r  s  w  limits 
Pleasant  Thad  H,  fireman  R  &  G  R  R,  r  nr  R  &  G  depot 
Plumadore  Narcisse,  (O'Neil  &  Plumadore),  res  Dawson 

1  s  Davie 

6 


120  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Plummer  Ben  (c),  lab,  res  East  2  n  South 
Plummer  James  (c),  carpenter,  r  n  s  R  &  G  R  R  2  w  Daw- 
son 
Plummer  Peter  (c),  wks  Ellington,  Rovster  &  Co,  r  rear  n  s 

R  &  G  R  R  3  w  Dawson 
Plummer  Wm  (c),  porter  Redford  &  Arendell 
Poe  Frank  C,  elk  D  S  Waitt  &  Bro,  bds  Tucker  House 
Poe  George  W.,  elk  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  r  w  s  Saunders  2  n 

Hillsboro 
Poe  Hasten,  messenger  Southern  Express  Co,  bds  Tucker 

House 
Polk  Benjamin  (c),  r  w  s  West  2  s  Jones 
Polk  Leonidas  L,  Com'r  State  Ag  Dept,  r  s  s  Jones  3  e 

East 
Polk  Daniel  (e),  office  boy  Supt  ofhce  N  C  R  R,  r  s  s  Cabar- 
rus 1  w  Salisbur}' 
Pollard  Caswell,  r  s  s  Smithfield  5  e  Blount 
Pollard  MrB  Rhody,  r  s  s  Smithfield  5  e  Blount 
Pomeroy  Edward,  horse  trainer,  r  s  s  Morgan  3  w  Salisbury 
Pool  Ca!sar  (c),  r  rear  s  s  Hargett  3  w  Swain 
Pool  Catherine,  wid  of  Lewis,  r  n  e  cor  Swain  and  Hargett 
Pool  Geo  W,  elk,  r  w  s  Blount  4  n  Martin 
Pool   Hackney,  elk  L  Rosenthal    &  Co,  r  w  s  Blount  4  n 

Martin 
Pool  Harry  (c),  r  n  w  cor  Harrington  and  Jones 
Pool  James  M,  auditor  R  &  G  R  R,  r  s  s  Hillsboro  1  w 

Salisbury 
Pool  Mary  F,  dress  mkr  R  A  Beasley,  bds  w  s  Blount  1  s 

Martin 
Pool  Simeon  C,  (Pool    &    Moring),  r   s  s  Hillsboro  2  w 

Dawson 
Pool  Thomas  (c),  drayman  Parker  &  Avera 
Pool  &  Moring,  (Simeon  C  Pool  and   Frank  0  Moring), 

grocers  and  genl  com  merchants  2  Wilmington 
Pope  Bryant  (c),  driver  J  H  McAllister,  r  w  s  Person  4  n 

Polk 
Pope  Jacob,  candy  mkr  A  D  Royster  &  Bro 
Pope  Lewis  (c),  porter  A  Creech 
Pope  Washington  (c),  blacksmith  C  Cornibei,r  n  s  Newbern 

av  3  e  East 
Pope  Wm  (c),  carpenter,  r  n  s  Cannon  1  w  Dawson 


KALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  121 

Porter  Henry,  shoemaker,  r  n  s  Newbern  av  7  e  East 
Porter  John  H,  elk  J  C  Brewster,  r  1  mile  n  w  Raleigh 
Post  Of&ce,  W  W  Holden  post  master  s  \v  cor  Fayetteville 

and  Martin 
Potter  Zacliariah,  grocer  s  s  Morgan  1  e  McDowell,  r  same 
Powell  Alex  M,  (Jones,  Green  &  Powell),  r  s  s  Ilillsboro 

•2  w  A\'est 
Powell  Arthur  (c),  carpenter,  r  w  s  West  3  s  Tucker 
Powell  Augustus  (c),  lab,  res  East  1  n  Newbern  av 
Powers  George  (c),  blacksmith  L  Ligon,  r  s  s  Edenton  1  w 

Swain 
Pow^ell  Jacob  (c),  r  s  w  cor  Smithfield  and  Blount 
Powell  Martha  J,   teacher  Normal  department  Shaw  Uni- 
versity, r  same 
Powell  Japhet  (c),  porter  office  supt  public  instruction 
Prairie  Joseph  P,  farmer,  r  n  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Davie 
Pratt  Henr}^  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  s  South  1  e  Harrington 
Prather  Frank  (c),  r  n  e  cor  McDowell  and  Gannon 
Prendergast  Mrs  M  A,  millinerv  s  w  cor  Wilmington  and 

Morgan,  r  same 
Presbyterian  Church  s  w  cor  Morgan  and  Salisbury 
Price  Catherine,  wid  of  Thomas,  r  n  e  cor  North  and  West 
Price  John  (c),  meat  market,  r  country 
Price  John  AV,  lab,  r  n  e  cor  North  and  West 
Price  Scion  A,  wks  Ellington  Royster  &  Co,  r  n  e  cor  North 

and  West 
Price  Thomas  J,  watchman   R  &  G  depot,  r  n  e  cor  North 

and  West 
Price  W  A,  machinist  R  &  G  R  R  shops 
Primrose  Wm  S,  sec  and  treas  North  Carolina  Home  Ins 

Co,  r  s  w  cor  Newbern  av  and  Blount 
Pritchard  Joseph  P  (Pritchard  &  Brooks),  r  s  w  cor  Hills- 
bo  ro  and  Salisbury 
Pritchard  &   Brooks   (Joseph   P  Pritchard   and  Robt  H 
Brooks),  groceries,  i)rovisions,  dry   goods,  etc,  s  w  cor 
Hillsboro  and  Salisbury 
Proctor  Chas  I  (c).  [Proctor  &  Cross],  r  Hillsboro 
Proctor  &  Cross  (c),  [Charles  I  Proctor  and  Geo  W  Cross], 

barbers  e  s  Wilmington  4  s  Hargett 
Pugh  Outlaw  (c),  r  rear  s  s  Hillsboro  1  e  Saunders 
Pullen  James  D,  r  n  s  Edenton  1  e  Blount 


122  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Fallen  John  T,  teller  State  National  Bank,  r  n  s  Edenton  1 

e  Blount 
Pullen  Mrs   Nancy,  housekeeper  for  Mrs  Coke,  r  n  w  cor 

McDowell  and  Hargett 
Pullen  Stanhope  R,  r  n  s  Edenton  1  e  Blount 
Pulley  Osborn  (c),  servant  P  F  Pescud,  r  n  w  cor  North  and 

Wilmington 
Pulley  Turner,  painter,  r  n  s  Lenoir  3  w  Llaywood 
Purefoy  Addison  F  (Kelly,  Purefoy  &  Brewer),  r  AVake 

Forest 
Purefoy  John  W,  bkpr  Kelly,  Purefoy  &   Brewer,  bds  s  s 

Martin  1  w  McDowell 
Purnell  Thomas  R,  U  S  Commissioner,  office  U  S  Court 

and  P  0  bldg,  res  Person  1  s  Polk 
Puryear  Miss  Rebecca  E,  teacher  English,  Latin  and  Moral 

Science  Raleigh  Female  Seminary,  r  same 
Pusey  Charles  S,  wks  0  F  Curtis,  bds  Oak  City  Hotel 
Pusey  James  H,  wks  J  Lewis  &  Co 

Puse}^  James  W,  wagon  maker  J  Lewis  &  Co,  r  n  end  Person 
Putney  John  E,  bar  tender  N  V  Denton,  r  w  s  East  1  n 

Davie 
Putney  Wm  A,  printer,  bds  s  s  Morgan  2  e  Wilmington 


R 


ACHAEL  WM  (c),  carpenter,  r  w  s  Fayetteville  1  s 
South 

Radcliff  S  C,  bds  National  Hotel 

Radford  John  W,  elk  Julius  Lewis  &  Co,  bds  7  Fayetteville 
Raile  Mrs  Pink,  folder,  etc,  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co 
Rainer  Briney  (c),  wid  of  Simon,  r  s  s  Martin  1  w  East 
Rainer  Samuel  (c),  r  w  s  Harrington  1  s  Morgan 
Rainer  Stephen  (c),  lab,  res  Harrington  1  s  Lane 
Ragland  Joseph  (c),  lab,  r  s  w  limits 

Raleigh  Academy  of  Medicine,  Dr  James  McKee,  pres,  Dr 
W  W  Jones,  sec,  Dr  Peter  E  Hines,  treas,  n  w  cor  Fay- 
etteville and  Martin 
Raleigh  Agricultural  Works,  Allen  &  Cram,  proprs,  n  e  cor 

Diivie  and  McDowell 
Raleigh  Christian  Advocate,  Black  &  Reid  editors,  pub- 
lishers and  proprietors,  15  Fayetteville 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  123 

Raleigh  Daily  and  Weekly  Observer,  S  A  Ashe,  editor 
aiul  |iroi>rietoi',  ii  s  Martin  1  u  Fayetteville 

Raleigh  National  Bank,  C  Dewey,  pres,  E  G  Reade,  vice 
pres,  Joim  C  Blake,  cashier,  s  w  cor  Fayetteville  and 
Harriett 

Raleigh  Skating  Association,  skating  hall  n  e  cor  Wilming- 
ton and  Martin 

Raleigh  &  Gaston  and  Raleigh  &  Augusta  R  R  offices, 
cor  Halifax  and  North 

Ramsey  Martha,  wid  of  Wni  F,  r  s  s  Smithfield   3  e  Blount 

Ramie  Gavan  (c),  wks  Kingsley  &  Ashley,  bds  n  s  R  &  G 
R  R  2  w  Dawson 

Ramey  Richard  B,  elk  Yarbrough  House,  r  same 

Rand  Geo  D  (Rand  &  Barbee  I3ros),  res  Wilmington  3  n 
Cabarrus 

Rand  &  Barbee  Bros  (Geo  D  Rand,  Edgar  B  and  Claud 
B  Barbee),  wholesale  grocers  and  cotton  com  merchants 
and  dealers  in  guano  e  s  Wilmington  2  s  Martin 

Ransom  Ada  (c),  teacher  Johnson  Graded  School 

Ransom  Marcellus  (c),  brickmason,  r  n  e  cor  Cannon  and 
Dawson 

Randolph  Wm  (c),  waiter  National  Hotel 

Raven  Miss  Lina,  teacher  of  German  Raleigh  Female  Sem- 
inar}'-,  r  same 

Ray  Austin  (c),  wks  R  &  G  Depot 

Ray  John  R,  printer  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  and  cor 
secy  Raleigh  Typo  Union,  r  s  s  Davie  1  w  Blount 

Ray  Mrs  John  R,  dress  mkr  s  s  Davie  1  w  Blount,  r  same 

Ray  John  E,  cor  secy  Baptist  State  Sunday  school  and  Mis- 
sion boards  20  Fayetteville,  bds  s  e  cor  McDowell  and 
Lane 

Ray  Monroe  T,  elk  H  E  Parham,  rooms  over  s  e  cor  Blount 
and  Martin 

Ray  Newman  (c),  elk  J  Price 

Rayner  Isaiah  (c),  blacksmith  s  w  cor  Hillsboro  and  Har- 
rington r  1?,  miles  e  Ralcigli 

Reade  Edwin  G,  (Reade,  Bushee  &  Busbee)  vice  pres 
Raleigh  National  Bank,  bds  Yarbrough  House 

Reade,  Busbee  &  Busbee,  (Edwin  G  Reade,  Chas  M  and 
Fab  H  Busbee),  attys  and  counsellors  2  and  3  Mahler 
bld'g  Fayetteville  opp  market  house 


124  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Reaves  Alphius,  shoemaker  R  Dobbin,  res  Blount  nr  s  e 
limits 

Reaves  Henderson,  dealer  in  family  2;roceries  n  s  Martin 
2  w  Blood  worth,  r  n  s  Martin  1  w  Bloodworth 

Bedford  James  F,  (Redford  &  Arendell),  bds  National 
Hotel 

Redford  John,  elk  J  P  Gulle}^  bds  e  s  Wilmington  2  n  Ca- 
barrus 

Redford  Robt  C,  elk  M  T  Leach  &  Co,  r  e  s  Person  1  s  Har- 
gett 

Redford  &  Arendell,  (James  F  Redford  and  Falcum  B 
Arendell),  groceries  and  provisions  s  s  Hargett  1  e  Fay- 
etteville 

Reed  Charles,  brickmason,  J  S  Allen  &  Co 

Reid  Burgess  (c),  barber  s  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin, 
r  s  s  Martin  1  w  West 

Reid  Edward  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  e  cor  Martin  and  West 

Reid  Rev  Erank  L,  (Black  &  Reid),  r  n  s  Hillsboro  3 
w  West 

Re,L!iin  Daniel  0,  apprentice  Evening  Visitor,  r  s  s  Hills- 
boro 1  w  Saunders 

Regan  John  H,  elk  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r  s  s  Hills- 
boro 1  w  Saunders 

Regan  Joseph,  elk  B  H  Woodell,  bds  e  s  Wilmington  3  s 
Morgan 

Register  of  Deeds'  Oifice,  W  W  White,  register,  Court 
House 

Renfrow  Joseph  H  (Lawrence  &  Renfrew),  r  e  end  Har- 
gett nr  old  garrison 

Renn  Lewis,  conductor  R&GRR,  rss  Weldon  3  w  Salis- 
bury 

Renn  James  R,  carpenter  R  &  G  shops,  r  n  s  Weldon  2  w 
Salisbury 

Rei  n  Joseph  R,  express  messenger  R  &  G  R  R,  r  n  s  Wel- 
don 2  w  Salisbury 

Rescue  Engine  House  rear  Court  House 

Reynolds  Miss  E  J  (c),  asst  teacher  Shaw  University,  r  same 

Reeves  Henry  (c),  lab  J  S  Allen  &  Co,  res  Wilmington  3  s 
Cabarrus 

Reeves  Squire  (c),  r  s  limits  1  w  Blount 

Rhodes  Allen  (c),,  blacksmith,  res  Blount  1  s  Cabarrus 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  125 

Rhodes  Ben  (c),  sexton  Christ  Church,  res  AVest  1  n  North 

Rhodes  John  H  (e\  pressman  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r 
Wihnington  opp  Sinitlilield 

Rhodes  Tlionias  (c),  elk  T  Donaldson 

Rliodcs  Reuben  (c),  blacksmith,  res  Blount  1  s  Cabarrus 

Rice  C  D,  genl  solicitor,  r  n  w  cor  East  and  Morgan 

Rich  Rev  Edward  R,  pastor  Good  She])herd  church,  r  s  e 
cor  McDowell  and  Hillsboro 

Richardson  Allen  (c),  whitewasher,  r  n  s  Lenoir  1  w  railroad 

Richardson  Berry  (c),  r  n  limits  nr  Peace  Institute 

Piichardson  Llenr}'  (c),  wks  O'Neil  &  Plumadoro 

Richardson  Nereston  R,  law  student,  r  w  s  Wilmington  1  s 
Davie 

Richardson  Robert  (c),  lab,  Allen  &  Cram 

Richardson  Sebastian  M,  elk  J  P  Gulley,  bds  e  s  Wilming- 
ton 2  n  Cabarrus 

Richardson  Thomas  N,  cotton  weigher,  r  s  s  Morgan  5  w 
Salisbury 

Richardson  Walter  C,  tel  operator  R  &  G  Depot,  bds  w  s 
McDowell  2  s  Morgan 

Richardson  Wm  R,  county  coroner,  r  w  s  McDowell  2  s 
Morgan 

Richmond  &  Danville  R  R  Depot  (North  Carolina  Divis- 
ion) w  end  Davie 

Ricks  Charley  (c),  wks  lunatic  asylum,  r  s  s  North  2  w  Mc- 
Dowell 

Ricks  Frank  (c),  brickmason,  res  Harrington  1  n  Edenton 

Ricks  Heni'v,  carpenter,  res  East  4  s  South 

Riddick  Nathan  J,  elk  LJ  S  Circuit  Court  office  U  S  Court 
and  P  O  bldg,  bds  Yarbrough  House 

Riddle  C  D,  wks  Ellington,  Roystor  &  Co 

Riddle  John,  wks  Ellington,  R»\vster  &  Co 

Riddle  Spencer  L,  elk  in  office  Register  of  Deeds,  r  s  w  cor 
Davie  and  Harrington 

Ridout  James  T,  moulder  R  &  G  Shops,  res  Salisbury  1  s 
Lane 

Riggsbee  Rufus,  pressman  News  office,  res  Blount  7  s 
South 

Riggsbee  AVm,  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  r  n  s  North  5 
w  DaAvson 


126  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Riggsbee  Wm  jr,  r  n  s  North  5  w  Dawson 

Ring  David  (c),  shoemaker  over  w  s  Harrington  2  s  Hills- 

boro 
Rix  Clyde  A  (c),  barber  Brown  &  Sumner,  res  Bloodworth 

2  s  Cabarrus 
Rix  Louisa  (c),  wid  of  Plarry,  res  Bloodworih  2  s  Cabarrus 
Eix  Viriril  (c),  vegetables  market  house,  rsend  Wilmington 
Roan  Oliver  M,  (c),  manager  Union   Hall  billiard  saloon, 

r  n  s  Edenton  4  \v  Swain 
Roberts  Harry    H,  bkpr  F  H   Heartt  and  secy   Raleigh 

Typographical  Union,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  1  s  Hargett 
Roberts  John,  r  n  e  cor  Swain  and  Davie 
Roberts  Mary  Jane,  wid  of  Edward,  res  Harrington  1  n 

Lenoir 
Roberts  Rev  N  F  (c),  prof  mathematics  Shaw  University,  r 

w  s  Blount  5  s  Smithfield 
Robinson  Benj  J  (c),  dealer  in  family  groceries,  n  s  Cabarrus 

1  e  railroad,  r  same 
Robinson  James  L,  Lt  Governor,  P  0  address  Franklin 

NC 
Robinson  Jno  M,  pres  R  &  G  and  R  &  A  R  R,  r  Balto,  Md 
Robinson  Eaton  (c),  carpenter  J  S  Allen   &  Co,  r  n  w  cor 

Hargett  and  Salisbur}^ 
Robinson  Thomas  J,  secty  State  Agricultural  Department, 

r  s  e  cor  Morgan  and  Blount 
Rogers  Allen,  huckster  market,  res  Short  1  n  Polk 
Rogers  Alvis,  painter,  res  Haywood  1  n  Lenoir 
Rogers  Broady  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  s  Edenton  4  w  Swain 
Rogers  Freeman,  wks  Ellington  Royster  &  Co 
Rogers  Iley,  painter  Bullock  &  Thompson,  res  Person  2  n 

Lenoir 
Rogers  James  A,  depty  sheriff,  bds  n  s  Davie  2  e  Wilming- 
ton 
Rogers  James  R,  blacksmith  w  s  McDowell  1  s  Morgan,  r 

country 
Rogers  James  W,  res  Blount  2  n  Hargett 
Rogers  Mrs  Louisa,  r  n  e  cor  Bloodworth  and  Martin 
Rogers  Robt  (c),  wks  R  &  G  depot 

Rogers  Samuel  (c),  grocer  n  s  Cabarrus  2  w  Dawson,  r  same 
Rogers  Wm  T,  agent  Jenkins  &  Stovall,  rooms  over  s  e  cor 

Blount  and  Martin 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  127 

Roles  Allen  (c\  blacksmith  A  Upchnrcb,  r  Blount 
Roles  Marshall   contractor  and   builder,  r  n  e  cor  Blood- 
worth  and  Lenoir 
Roles  Roubcn  (c),  blacksmith  A  Upchurch,  r  Blount 
Roles  Ruffin,   contractor  and  builder  and  mnfr  of  sash, 
doors  and  blinds  and  furniiure,  w  s  West  o  s  Morgan,  r 
same 
Rosenbaum  Jacob  (Geo  Sloan  &  Co),  bds  n  e  cor  Davie  and 

Person 
Rosenbaum   Jonas    M,    clothing    and   gents    furnishing 
goods  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Hargett,  r  n  e  cor  Person 
and  Davie 
Rosenbaum  Morris,  linens  and  white  goods  s  \v  cor  Fay- 
etteville and  xMorgan,  r  same 
Rosemond  Jacob  B,  fireman  N  C  R  R,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  3  w 

McDowell 
Rosenthal  Miss  Belle,  saleslady  Isaac  CEttinger,  r  w  s  Fay- 
etteville 3  s  Davie 
Rosenthal  Gustave,  sec  and  treas  Falls  of  Neuse  mnfg 

Co  47  Fayetteville,  r  w  s  Fayetteville  3  s  Davie 
Rosenthal   Isador  (L  Rosenthal  &  Co),  r  n  e  cor  Fa3'ette- 

ville  and  jNIartin 
Rosenthal  Leopold,  r  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Lenoir 
Rosenthal  Lipman,  (L  Rosenthal  &  Co),  r  n  e  cor  Fayette- 
ville and  LcMioir 
Rosenthal  L  &  Co,  (Lipman  and  Isidor),  dr}^  goods,  cloth- 
ing, etc  50   and   54   Fayetteville  also  n   s  Exchange 
Place  ]  e  Fayetteville 
Rosenthal  M,  elk  M  Grausman,  bds  National  Hotel 
Ross  John  (c),  servant  V  E  Turner,  res  Person  1  n  Jones 
Ross  John  T,  r  Cottage  Hotel  n  e  cor  Dawson  and  Davie 
Rountree  Augustus,  bds  Yarbrough  House 
Rowlett  Mary,  wid  of  Edward,  r  s  s  Morgan  1  w  Dawson 
Roj-'ster  Arkansas  D,  (A  D  Royster  &  Bro),  r  s  s  Morgan  4  w 

Dawson 
Royster  A  D  &  Bro,  (Arkansas  D  and  Vermont  C),  candy 

manfrs  46  Fayetteville 
Royster  David  L,  policeman,  r  n  s  Hargett  2  o  Blount 
Royster  David,  tailor  J  Kreth,  res  East  3  n  Davie 
Royster  James  D,  r  s  s  INIorgan  4  w  Dawson 


128  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Royster  Leonidas  H,  (Ellington,  Royster  &  Co),  r  s  w  cor 

Salisbury  and  Johnson 
Royster  \^ermont  C,  (A  D  Royster  &  Bro),  r  s  s  Morgan  4  w 

Dawson 
Royster  Vitruvius,  elk   C  D  U[)church,  r  n  s  Hargett  2  e 

Blount 
Royster  W  Burt,  printer  Uzzcll  &  Wiley,  r  n  s  Newbern  av 

1  w  Swain 
Royster  Wni  S,  printer  Uzzell  &  Wile}^  bds  s  s  Cannon  1  e 

Manly  av 
Royster  Wisconsin  I,  physician  s  s  Morgan  1  e  Harrington, 

r  same 
Root  Chas,  bkpr  North  Carolina  Home  Ins  Co,  r  s  s  Hills- 

boro  1  e  Saunders 
Root  Chas  B,  pres  Raleigh  Gas  Light  Co,  r  s  s  Ilillsboro  1  e 

Saunders 
Ruffin  Thomas  (c),  waiter  National  Hotel 
Russ  John  P  H,  farmer,  r  s  s  Hargett  5  e  East 
Russ  Wm  M,  bkpr  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  r  s  s  Hargett  5 

e  East 
Russell  Jolin  (c),  drayman  Allen  &  Cram,  r  n  e  cor  Cabarrus 

and  Watson's  alley 
Russell  Richard  (c),  waiter  Yarbrougli  House 
Ruth  George,  carpenter,  r  s  w  cor  Morgan  and  Dawson 
Ruth  James,  wks  T  H  Briggs  &  Sons 
Ruth  Jennie,  r  n  s  Lenoir  2  e  Dawson 
Ruth  S  L,  wks  T  H  Briggs  &  Sotis 
Ryan  Patrick,  stone  cutter  Whitelaw  &  Campbell 
Ryan  Samuel  G,  atty  at  law,  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Ex- 
change Place,  res  Person  2  s  Jones 
Ryan  Thos,  engineer  Cooper,  Newsom  &  Heartt 


s 


ADDER  THADDEUS  W,  dealer  in  fish  and  oysters,  r 
s  s  Martin  2  w  Bloodworth 

Saintsing  W  IT,  helper  R  &  G  R  R  sho}-)S 

Salmons  Wm,  travelling  merchant,  bds  Central  Hotel 

Sanborn  Will  H,  director  of  musical  department  St  Mary's 

school  w  end  Hillsboro,  r  same 
Sanders  James  A,  elk  W  B  Mann  &  Co,  bds  n  e  cor  Lenoir 

and  Bloodworth 


KALEIGII  CITY  DIRECTORY.  129 

Sanders  Wm  M,  elk  Len  H  Adams,  bds  Tucker  House 
Saiiford  Thomas  (c),  carpenter  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  r  e 

s  Iliiywood  2  n  Lenoir 
Sasser  Lucinda,  wid  of  John,  r  s  e  cor  Blount  and  Jones 
Saunders  Charlie  (c),  waiter  Central  Hotel,  r  same 
Saunders  Howard,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  2  w  Dawson 
Saunders  James  (c),  city  hand,  res  West  2  s  Martin 
Saunders  John  G,  merchant,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  2  w  Dawson 
Saunders  Lizzie,  wid  of  Wm,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  1  w  Haywood 
Saunders  Wm  J,  r  s  e  cor  Tucker  and  Saunders 
Saunders  Wm  L,  secty  of  State,  bds  Yarbrough  Llouse 
Sawyer  Wm  (c),  elk  A  Cole 

Sauls  Marcellus  R,  engineer,  r  s  s  Davie  1  c  Dawson 
Sauls  Sallie,  wid  of  Wiley,  r  s  s  Davie  1  e  Dawson 
Scales  George,  lab  J  S  Allen  &  Co,  r  n  s  Polk  1  w  Blood- 
worth 
Scales  John,  wks  R  &  G  shops,  r  n  s  Polk  1  w  Bloodworth 
Scarborough  John  C,  su{)t  pub  instruction,  Ixls  s  w  cor 

Cabarrus  and  Eayetteville 
Scarborough  Joseph  (c),  cook  Yarbrough  House 
Scarborough  Sarah,  wid  of  Bartlett,  r  s  s  Morgan  4  e  Blount 
Scarlett  Tliomas,  cashier  D  S  Waitt  &  Bro,  r  u  w  cor  Blood- 
worth  and  Hargett 
Schloss  Marx,  elk  J  jM  Rosenbaum,  bds  n  e  cor  Person  and 

Davie 
Scholz  Anton,  watch   maker  H  Mahler,  r  cor  Dawson  and 

Martin 
Scott  C'harles  II,  civil  engineer  r  s  s  North  1  e  East 
Scott  George  (c),  farmer,  r  n  s  Cannon  2  w  Dawson 
Scott  Jno  A,  car  builder  R  &  G  Shops,  r  s  s  Lane  1  w  Daw- 
son 
Scott  John  I  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Dawson  1  n  Lenoir 
Scott  Martin  (c),  butcher  R  W  Smith,  r  rear  s  s  Davie  3  e 

East 
Scott  Walter  O,  compositor  Farmer  &  Mechanic,  r  n  e  cor 

Martin  and  Person 
Scott  Wm  II  (c),  grocer  e  s  Eayetteville  1  s  railroad,  r  same 
Seawell   Richard,  carrier  Evening  Visitor,  r  w  s  Swain  1  s 

Hargett 
Seawell    Richard    B,  watclunai;  R  &  G   R  R  Shops,  r  w  s 
Swain  1  s  Harnett 


130  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Secnod  Presbyterian  Church  n  w  cor  Blount  and  Polk 
Separk  Charles,  moulder  Allen   &  Cram,  r   s  s  Jones  1  w 

Dawson 
Separk  Mary,  wid  of  Joseph  H,  r  s  s  Jones  1  w  Dawson 
Separk  Wharton  G,  elk  Yeargan,  Petty  &  Co,  r  s  s  Jones  1 

w  Dawson 
Separk  Wm  D,  carpenter  R  &  G  Shops,  r  s  e  cor  Lane  and 

West 
Selby  Talbot  H,  r  s  s  TIargett  1  w  Dawson 
Selz  Ernest,  elk  L  Rosenthal  &  Co,  bds  e  s  Wilmington  3  s 

Morgan 
Sexton  Archey  N,  elk  L  Adams,  bds  Cooke's  Hotel 
Sexton  James  A,  physician  e  s  Fayetteville  3  s  Davie,  bds 

YarbroLi<rh  House 
Shaffer  A  Webster,  U  S  Register  in  bankruptcy,  office  U 

S  Court  and  P  0  bldg,  r  s  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Le- 
noir 
Shallott  Wm,  tailor,  res  Person  1  n  North 
Shank  Miss  Marv  teacher  D  D  &  B  Institute,  r  same 
Shaw  Charles  J,  elk  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  bds  Tucker  House 
Shaw  Sallie  (c),  r  w  s  Dawson  1  s  Cabarrus 
Shearin  Henry  M  (J  B  Forsythe  &  Co),  r  w  s  Salisbury  2  s 

Hillsboro 
Shej)pard  Frank  (c),  porter  J  C  S  Lumsden 
Sheppard  Girsh  (c),  r  s  end  Blount 
Sheppard  James  (c),  wks  R  &  G  raih'oad  shops 
Sheriff's  Office,  J  J  Nowell,  sheriff,  Court  House 
Sherrill  James,  printer,  bds  7  Fayetteville 
Sherry  Wm,  elk  Levy's  Southern  Bazaar, 
Sherwood  Claude  S,  elk   A  Creech,   r  s  e  cor  Hargett  and 

McDowell 
Sherwood  John  M,  bookkeeper  Raleigh  National  Bank,  r  s 

w  cor  Fayetteville  and  LTargett 
Sheen  Miss  Lizzie,  bkpr  Wheeler  &  Wilson  sewing  machine, 

bds  e  s  Dawson  1  s  Davie 
Shift  Henderson  (c),  lab,  r  s  e  limits 

Short  Henry  (c),  driver  M  Grausman,  r  s  s  Davie  2  e  Person 
Shotwell  Randolph  A  (Shotwell  &  Dowd),  bds  National 

Hotel 
Sievers  Frederick,   manager  Singer  Mnfg  Co,  12  Fayette- 
ville, r  s  s  Polk  2  e  East 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  131 

Sikes  Miss  Ettie,  cashier  W  II  &  R  S  Tucker,  bds  Central 
Hotel 

Sills  Henry  (c),  wks  CKellj'  &  Baker,  r  w  s  Person  1  n  Lane 

Simmons  Daniel  W  (c),  pressman  Uzzell  &  Wiley,  r  s  s 
Martin  3  c  East 

Simmons  James  (c),  baker,  r  rear  s  s  Cabarrus  5  w  Hay- 
wood 

Simmons  W  F,  carpenter,  bds  Cooke's  Hotel 

Simpson  Ann,  wid  of  James,  r  rear  \v  s  Dawson  1  n  Ca- 
barrus 

Simpson  Mrs  Narcissa  J,  teacher  D  D  and  B  Institute,  r 
same 

Simpson  John  A,  teacher  D  D  and  B  Institute,  r  same 

Simpson  Robt,  bakery  rear  w  s  Dawson  1  n  Cabarrus,  r 
same 

Simpson  Wm,  pharmacist  and  druggist  33  Fayetteville,  r 
w  s  Dawson  1  n  Cabarrus 

Skinner  Rev  Thomas  E,  pastor  Salisbury  Street  Baptist 
churcli,  r  s  s  Hiilsboro  1  w  Boylan  av 

Slade  Siphax  (c),  servant  W  Grimes,  r  w  s  Halifax  1  n  North 

Slater  Henry  bds  7  Fayetteville 

Slater  Wm  A,  elk  D  S  Waitt  &  Bro,  bds  Yarbrough  House 

Sledge  Davy  (c),  wks  Kentucky  sales  stables 

Sledge  Thomas  D,  dealer  in  general  merchandise,  s  e  cor 
Hargett  and  East,  r  s  s  Hargett  1  e  East 

Slerrett  Nathaniel  (c),  servant  T  B  Lyman,  r  n  e  cor  North 
and  Wilmington 

Sloan  David  W,  apprentice  Uzzell  &  Wiley,  r  John  Collins 

Sloan  George  (George  Sloan  &  Co),  r  n  e  cor  Davie  and  Per- 
son 

Sloan  George  &  Co  (George  Sloan  and  Jacob  Rosenbaum), 
dry  goods,  clothing,  boots,  shoes  etc,  e  s  Fayetteville  3 
s  Hargett 

Sloan  Wm  H,  wks  R  &  G  depot,  res  Dawson  In  R  &  G 
RR 

Sloan  Wilson,  printer  News  office,  bds  e  s  West  1  s  Morgan 

Sloman  Cieorge,  merchant,  r  n  s  Davie  1  w  Person 

Smith  Bainbridge,  r  s  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Cabarrus 

Smith  Beady  W,  dress  mkr,  r  n  s  Jones  2  w  Harrington 

Smith  Caroline,  wid  of  Eldridge,  r  w  s  East  1  n  Davie 

Smith  Ed,  moulder  Allen  &  Cram,  r  n  s  Martin  6  w  Swain 


132  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Cmith  Edward  C,  student,  res  Halifax  1  n  North 
Smith  E  DeWitt,  elk  F  Gruendler,  r  w  s  East  1  n  Davie 
Smith  Edward  F,  bds  n  e  cor  Edenton  and  McDowell 
Smith  Elmos  G,  printer  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r  w  s 

East  1  n  Davie 
Smith  Gatsy  (c),  res  Cabarrus  1  n  Lenoir 
Smith  George  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Martin  4  e  East 
Smith  G  R,  axle  and  wheel  fitter  R  &  G  railroad  shops 
Smith  Rev  Geo  S  (c),  pastor  C'ongregational  church,  res 

Fayetteville  5  s  N  C  R  R 
Smith  Geo  W,  bds  n  e  cor  Edenton  and  McDowell 
Smith  Hamden  S,  elk  S  J  Freeman,  bds   n  e  cor  McDowell 

and  Edenton 
Smith  Henrietta,  wid  of  Richard,  r  s  s  Martin  5  e  East 
Smith  Henry  (c),  wks  printing  office,  r  w  s  McDowell  1  s 

Cabarrus 
Smith  Henry  C,  gun  and  locksmith,  tin  and  coppersmith  w 

s  Wilmington  2  s  Morgan,  r  21-  miles  w  Raleigh 
Smith  Isaac  D,  stone  mason,  r  n  s  Davie  1  w  Swain 
Smith  James,  drayman  Thos  Lee,  bds  s  s  Cabarrus  2  e  Mc- 
Dowell 
Smith  Miss  Jennie,  folder  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r  n  s 

Davie  1  w  Swain 
Smith  Jerry  (c),  stone  cutter  Whitelaw  &  Campbel 
Smith  Jos  (c),  porter  Williams  &  Haywood,  r  n   s  South  2 

e  Harrington 
Smith  Lewis  (c),  shoemaker,  w  s  Salisbury  2  n  Davie 
Smith  Lottie  (c),  wid  of  Harry,  r  w^  s  Salisbury  1  n  Davie 
Smith  Monroe  (c),  wks  R  &  G  depot 

Smith  Nancy,  wid  of  Calum,  r  n  g  Hillsboro  2  w  McDowell 
Smith  Peter  (c),  lab  J  S  Allen   &  Co,  r  n   s  Edenton   2  w 

Dawson 
Smith  Pompey  (c),  blacksmith,  r  s  s  Cannon  opp  Harring- 
ton 
Smith  Richard,  shoemaker  G  W  Howard,  res  Blount  G  s 

South 
Smith  Rich,  fireman  R  &  G  railroad 
Smith  Richard  (c),  driver  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker 
Smith  Richard  C,  groceries  45  Wilmington,  r  s  s  Morgan  3 

w  Salisbury 
Smith  Ruf  wks  R  &  G  Shops 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  133 

Smith  Rufus  W,  meat  market  market  house,  r  s  sSmithfield 

2  e  Blount 
Smith  Sarah  G,  wid  of  Jose})h  R,  r  s  w  cor  Fayetteville  and 

Cabarrus 
Smith  Simeon,  pressman  Edwards,  Broughton   ct  Co,  res 

Fayetteville  2  s  railroad 
Smith  Miss  Susan,  office  lady  Singer  sewing  machine,  r  n  s 

Davie  1   w  Swain 
Smith  Sylvester,  farmer,  r  w  s  West  1  s  Cabarrus 
Smith  Thomas  B,  elk  J  B  Whitaker,  r  n  s  Jones  2  w  Har- 
rington 
Smith  Thomi's  C  (c),  wks  Robert  Simpson 
Smith  Wm  D,  dealer  in  fish  at  market  house,  res  Person  1 

n  Cabarrns 
Smith  Wm  N  II,  chief  justice  Supreme  Court,  res  Halifax 

1  n  North 
Smith  Wm   W   (Lawrence   &   Smith),    res  Halifax  1  n 

North 
Smethurst  Eliza,  wid  of  Sidney,  r  n  s  R  &  G  railroad  1  w 

Dawson 
Smethurst  Sidne}',  tinner  J  C  Brewster,   r  n  s  R  &  G  rail- 
road 1  w  Dawson 
Smethurst  Wm  A,  machinist  Cooper,  Newsom  &  Heartt,  r 

w  s  R  &  G  R  R  1  w  Dawson 
Smedes  Rev  Bennett,   A.  M.,  Rector,   mental  and  moral 

sciences  St  Mary's  School  w  end  Hillsboro,  r  same 
Smedes  Miss  Eliza,  asst  in  music  St  Mary's  School,  w  end 

Hillsboro,  r  same 
Smedes  George  M,  atty  at  law  e   s  Fayetteville  2  n  Yar- 

brough  House  up  stairs,  r   w   end  Hillsboro  St  Mar}' 's 

School 
Smedes  Peter  (c),  servant  R  H  Battle 
Smythe  Theodore  F,  machinist  Cooper,  Newsom  &  Heartt, 

bds  w  s  Dawson  1  n  Martin 
Snead  Junius  H,  elk  D  S  Waitt  &  Bro,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Snipes  Anderson  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Newbern  av  1  e  Wilmington 
Snipes  Bervin  (c),  blacksmith  T  A  Bowen 
Snipes  Plenry  (c),  drayman  J  P  Hayes 
Snipes  John  H  (c),  wks  Mitchell's  steam  boiler  works 
Snipes  Matthew,  grocer  w  s  Wilmington   2  n   Hargett,  r 

same 


134  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Snipes  Niish  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Nevvbern  av  1  e  Wilmington 

Snipes  Wm  (c),  porter  A  Magnin,  r  rear  \v  s  McDowell  2  s 
Cabarrus 

Snow  Geo  H,  atty  at  law,  s  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin, 
r  w  s  Boylan  av  1  s  Hillsboro 

Snow  Wm  P  (c),  (Snow  &  Page) 

Snow  &  Page  (c),  (Wm  P  Snow  and  Albert  Page,)  barbers  e 
s  Wilmington  opp  market 

Solomon  Amos,  r  s  w  limits 

Solomon  Joseph  (c),  waiter  Higgs  House 

Solomon  Sidney,  city  hand,  r  s  w  limits 

Sorrell  Dempsey  B,  bar  tender  J  M  Sorrell,  r  n  e  cor  Daw- 
son and  Cabarrus 

Sorrell  Francis  M,  revenue  marshal,  r  n  e  cor  Dawson  and 
Cabarrus 

Sorrell  James  M,  saloon  e  s  Wilmington  opp  market,  r  n 
e  cor  Dawson  and  Cabarrus 

Sorrell  Laura  W,  wid  of  Alvis,  r  n  e  cor  Dawson  and  Ca- 
barrus 

Serrell  Marcellus  W  (Christophers  &  Sorrell),  r  s  s  Har- 
gett  2  w  Swain 

Southern  Express  Office,  A  P  Bryant,  agt,  w  s  Fayette- 
ville  2  s  Morgan 

Spafford  F  A,  prof  of  Greek  a;nd  Latin  Shaw  University,  r 
same 

Spain  W  Irvin,  carpenter  R  &  G  Shops,  bds  7  Fayetteville 

Spellman  John,  r  s  w  cor  Blount  and  Jones 

Speight  Mary,  wid  of  Edwin,  res  Blount  bet  North  and 
Lane 

Spencer  Patrick  (c),  brickmason,r  s  s  South  1  w  Llarrington 

Spcncc  Paul  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Salisbur}^  4  n  North 

Spencer  Russell  (c),  brickmason,  rs  s  Cannon  1  w  Harring- 
ton 

Spikes  Charles,  wks  Royster's  candy  factory,  res  Blount  3 
s  Davie 

Spikes  Henry  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  West  2  n  North 

Spikes  Wm  B,  cabinet  maker,  res  Blount  3  s  Davie 

Spink  Alfred  J,  dealer  in  pictures,  r  n  end  Person 

Spruill  Miss  Mar}',  housekeeper  Raleigh  Female  Seminar}'-, 
r  same 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  135 

Stagg  Edward,  tel  operator  supt  office  NCR  R,  bds  Yar- 

brough  House 
Stamps  Edward  R,  (Gray  &  Stamps),  director  State  Na- 
tional Bank  of  Raleigh,  r  21  Fayetteville 
Stanback  Zack  (c),  carpenter,  r  w  s  Blount  1  s  Davie 
Stanford  Eli  (c),  carpenter,  r  rear  w  s  Salisbury  1  s  Martin 
Stanford  Jno  jr  (c),  ofHce  boy  State  Agricultural  Dept,  r  rear 

w  s  Salisbury  1  s  Martin 
Stanley  Raney  (c),  r  rear  s  s  Hillsboro  3  vv  West 
Stanley  Rufus  (c),  r  s  s  Cannon  1  w  Fayetteville 
Stanton  Benj  Z,  carpenter  J  S  Allen  &  Co,  res  Dawson  1  n 

Ed  en  ton 
Stanton  Miss  Bettie,  milliner  Isaac  CEttinger,  r  H  H  Stan- 
ton 
Stanton  Chas  T,  carpenter,  res  Dawson  1  li  Edenton 
Stanton  Henry  H,  carpenter,  res  Dawson  1  n  Edenton 
Stallings  James  A,  elk,  bds  e  s  Wilmington  2  n  Cabarrus 
Stallings  Mariah,  wid  of  M  M,  r  e  s  Wilmington  5  s  Morgan 
Starke  Bowling  W,  manager  Western   Union   telegraph 
and  telephone  exchange  office  w  s  Fayetteville  1  n  Mar- 
tin, r  n  w  cor  Salisbury  and  Lenoir 
State  Agricultural  Department,  L  L  Polk  commissioner 

over  55  Fayetteville 
State  Geologist  Office,  W.  C  Kerr,  State  Geologist,  over  55 

Fayetteville 
State  National  Bank,  of  Raleigh,  Mrs  M  C  Williams  pres, 

Samuel  C  White  cashier,  21  Fayetteville 
Stedman  Nathan  A,  elk  E  J  Hardin,  bds  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w 

West 
Stein  Chas,  shoemaker  R  Dobbin,  r  n  e  cor  Newborn  av  and' 

East 
Steele  Alex  (c),  porter  State  Treas  office,  r  w  s  McDowell  1 

s  Cabarrus 
Stefans  Giovanni,  r  w  s  Blount  2  n  Cabarrus 
Stephens  Elizabeth,  wid  of  Lott,  r  s  n  Newbern  'av  7  e  East 
Stevens   Hellen,  wid  of  Samuel,  boarding  house  s   w  cor 

Newbern  av  and  Bloodworth,  r  same 
Stephens  Henry  (c),  lab  J  S  Allen  &  Co,  bds  rear  e  s  Persoii 

1  n  Davie 
Stevens  James,  r  s  e  cor  Newbern  av  and  Bloodworth 
7 


136  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Stewart  Geo  W,  propr  New  York  photograph  gallery  over 

20  Fayetteville,  r  same 
Stewart  Jesse  (c),  stone  cutter  Whitelaw  &  Campbell,  r  n  s 

Lenoir  3  w  McDowell 
Stewart  Robt  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Blount  2  s  Davie 
Stewart  Samuel  (c),  wks  Kingsley  &  Ashley,  r  w  s  Blount 

2  s  Smithfield 
Stith  Mary  V,  wid  of  Buckner,  r  Howell  House 
Stevenson  Leondas  D,  trustee  D  D  &  B  Institute,  r  10  miles 

s  of  Raleigh 
Stevenson  Thomas  S,  plumber  and  gas  fitter  w  s  Fayette- 
ville rear  Jones,  Green   &   Powell,  r  s  s  Morgan  3  e 
Blount 
Stone  Emmett  P,  baggage  master  R&GRR,  rss  Johnson 

2  e  R  &  G  R  R 
Stone  John  B,  elk  Christophers  &  Sorrell,  rss  Johnson  2  e 

R&GRR 
■Stone  John  L,  engineer  R  &  G  R  R,  r  s  s  Johnson  2  e  R  & 

G  R  R 
Stone  Joshua  L,  State  agt  for  the  New  Home  sewing  ma- 
chine, also  dealer   in  pianos,  organs  and  all  kinds  of 
sewing  machines   18   Fayetteville,  res  Dawson  1  s 
Jones 
Stone  Robt  D,  elk  J  Q  Edwards,  r  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w  Mc- 
Dowell 
Stone  Wm  (c),  driver,  r  rear  Cottage  Hotel  n  e  cor  Dawson 

and  Davie 
Strange  Bettie,  w^id  of  Robt,  r  w  s  Rlount  1  n  North 
Straughan  F  Mac,  wks   State   capitol,  r   n   s   Hargett  1  w 

Blount 
Straughan  John,  r  n  s  Hargett  1  w  Blount 
Straughan  T  B,  wks  R  &  G  R  R  Shops 
Strickland  Calvin  (c),  mail  carrier,  res  East  2  n  Newborn 

avenue 
Strickland  Marcellus  (c),  servant  Peace  Institute 
Strickland  Wm  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  5  e  East 
Street  Samuel  R,  (Street  &  Son),  r  Newborn,  N  C 
Street  Wm  J,  (Street  &  Son),  r  National  Hotel 
Street  &  Son,  (Samuel  R  and  William  J),  proprs  National 
Hotel  n  w  cor  Edenton  and  Halifax 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  137 

Stronach  Alex  B,  (W  C  &  A  B  Stronacli),  r  n  s  Hargett 
1  w  Swain 

Stronach  Frank,  (Stronach  &  Belo),  bds  w  s  Salisbury  1  s 
Cabarrus 

Stronach  Wm  C,  (W  C  &  A  B  Stronach),  r  n  w  cor  Blood- 
worth  and  Peace 

Stronach  W  C  &  A  B,  (William  C  and  Alex  B),  grocers, 
cotton  buyers  and  com  merchants  4  Martin  and  6  mar- 
ket square  also  fancy  grocers  1  Fayetteville 

Stronach  &  Belo,  (Frank  Stronach  and  Robt  W  Belo),  com 
merchants  and  brokers  e  s  Wilmington  6  s  Martin 

Strong  George,  elk  Julius  Lewis  &  Co,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  1 
n  North 

Strong  Geo  V,  atty  at  law  e  s  Fa,yetteville  upstairs  2  s  Mar- 
tin, r  w  s  Bloodworth  1  n  North 

Strother  Simon,  wks  T  B  Macon,  res  Bloodworth  1  n  Har- 
gett 

Studwin  Henry  (c),  r  w  s  Blount  1  s  Davie 

St  Mary's  School,  w  end  Hillsboro 

Sugg  Britton,  locksmith,  r  s  end  Wilmington 

Sully  Edwin,  bds  Yarbrough  House 

Sumner  Burrell  (c),  wks  R  &  G  depot,  r  nr  same 

Sumner  Wm  H  (c),  Brown  &  Sumner,  r  n  s  Martin  22  Har- 
rington 

Summerville  Burrell  (c),  wks  R  &  Gdepot 

Sutton  Alfred  (c),  servant  J  M  Heck 

Sutton  James,  printer,  rooms  Cottage  Hotel 

Sutton  Wm  A,  cigar  mkr  O'Neil  &  Plumadore,  r  n  e  cor 
Harrington  and  Hargett 

Swain  George  (c),  w^aiter  National  Hotel 

Swain  Jordan  (c),  carpenter,  r  w  s  Salisbury  1  s  South 

Swepson  George  W,  manufacturer,  r  n  w  cor  Salisbury  and 
Hillsboro 

Swindell  James  L,  r  n  s  Martin  6  w  Swain 

Swiney  Patrick,  res  West  2  s  South 

Syme  Andrew,  bkpr  Citizens'  National  bank,  r  s  s  Jones  2  e 
East 

Syme  Edward  (c),  porter  W  C  &  A  B  Stronach 

Syme  John  C,  bds  National  Hotel 


138  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 


T 


ANT  EMMA,  wid  of  J  M,  r  w  s  Blount  2  n  Hargett 


Tant  Walter  D,  wks  Edwards,  Broughtou  &  Co,  r  w  s  Blount 

2  n  Hargett 
Tate  Alfred  (c),  sleeping  car  porter  Augusta  Air  Line,  bds  n 

e  cor  McDowell  and  Hargett 
Tate  Chas  (c),  wks  J  Lewis  &  Co 
Tate  Sebon  (c),  farm  hand,  r  n  s  Davie  2  e  McDowell 
Taylor  A,  bar  room,  bds  e  s  Wilmington  3  s  Hargett 
Taylor  Albert,  elk  L  Adams,  bds  e  end  Newbern  av 
Taylor  Alfred  D,  sewing  machine  agent,  r  n  s  Weldon  1  w 

Salisbury 
Taylor  Eliza,  wid  of  Caleb,  res  Salisbury  1  n  Hargett 
Taylor  Eliza,  wid  of  James  F,  r  n  w  cor  Hargett  and  Salis- 
bury 
Taylor  MrsEmily  J,  housekeeper  D  D  &  B  Institute,  r  same 
Taylor  Geo,  harness  maker,  r  s  s  Newbern  av  3  w  Swain 
Taylor  Hawkins  (c),  driver,  res  McDowell  1  n  Martin 
Taylor  Miss  H  Dixie,  teacher  French,  Natural  Science  and 

mathematics  Raleigh  Female  Seminary,  r  same 
Taylor  James  A,  printer  J  S  Hampton,  r  n  s  Hargett  2  w 

Blount 
Taylor  James  F,  r  n  w  cor  Hargett  and  Salisbury 
Taylor  Jesse  (c),  porter  S  J  Freeman 
Taylor  Jordan  (c),  wks  J  P  Hayes 
Taylor  Julius  S,  saloon  31^  Fayetteville  also  jeweler  11  Fay- 

etteville,  r  n  s  Hillsboro  3  w  West 
Taylor  Lewis  D,  saloon   e  s  Wilmington   5  s  Hargett,  bds 

Wilmington 
Taylor  Mary  wid  of  John,  r  w  s  Person  2  n  Edenton 
Taylor  Moses  (c),  wks  R  W  Smith,  r  s   s  Smithfield  2  e 

Blount 
Taylor  Nelson  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  e  cor  South  and  McDowell 
Taylor  Phillip,   elk  M  T  Norris  &  Co,  bds  n  s  Hillsboro 

2  w  West 
Taylor  Rachael  (c),  r  n  s  Lenoir  1  e  Harrington 
Taylor  Ransom  (c),  wks  T  H  Briggs,  r  n  s  Lenoir  1  e  Mc- 
Dowell 
Taylor  Reuben  (c),  fireman  R  &  G  R  R 
Taylor  Richard  P,  buss  conductor  National  Hotel,  r  same 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  139 

Taylor  Robert  W,  school  teacher,  r  s  s  Newbern  av  3  w 

Swain 
Taylor  Sidney  (c),  barber  Nichols  &  Taylor,  r  w  s  Blount  1 

n  Hargett 
Taylor  Thomas  (c),  [Nichols  &  Taylor],  r  w  s  Blount  1  n 

Hargett 
Taylor  Warren  (c),  servant  Yarbrough  House 
Taylor  A\'ashington  (c),  r  s  s  South  opp  Person 
Taylor  Wm  (c),  res  Blount  2  s  Cabarrus 
Taylor  Wm,  plumber  T  S  Stevenson,  r  outside  limits 
Taylor  Wm  F,  bkpr  L  H  Adams,  bds  Tucker  House 
Taylor  Wm  T,  (Johnson  &  Taylor),  r  w  s  Wilmington  1  n 

Hargett 
Teasley  Edward,  cabinet  maker  H  J  Brown,  r  n  s  Morgan 

1  w  West 
Telfair  Asbury  (c),  elk  R  H  Alston,  r  Fayetteville 
Terrell  Edmond  (c),  yard  hand  Raleigh  Gas  Light  Co,  r  s  w 

limits 
Terrell  Haywood  (c),  r  s  s  Davie  2  e  Wilmington 
Terrell  John  R,  elk  Johnson  &  Wiggs,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Terrell  Peter  (c),  lab,  r  rear  s  s  South  1  e  West 
Terrell  R  (c),  r  rear  e  s  Wilmington  2  n  Cabarrus 
Terrell  Ralph  (c),  drayman  J  P  Gulley,  r  n  e  cor  Cannon 

and  Harrington 
Terrell  Thomas  B,  engineer  R  &  G  railroad,  r  n  e  cor  Peace 

and  Salisbury 
The  Evening  Visitor,  daily  and  weekly  (Visitor  Pub  Co), 

old  Sentinel  bldg  s  court  house 
The  New  Home  Sewing  Machine,  J  L  Stone  State  agt 

18  Fayetteville 
The  Raleigh  News,  Geo  C  Jordan   editor  and  propr,  6 

Martin 
The  Singer  Manufacturing  Company,  F  Solvers  n.angr 

12  Fayetteville 
Theim  Phillip,  bkpr  J  P  Gulley,  r  s  w  cor  Bloodworth  and 

Cabarrus 
Thomas  Alice,  wid  of  Wiley,  res  Harrington  1  n  Davie 
Thomas  Charles,  moulder  Allen  &  Cram 
Tnomas  Edward  B,  bkpr  Williams  &  Haywood,  r  n  w  cor 

North  and  Salisbury 
Thomas  Elias  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Cannon  w  limits 


140  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Thomas  Frank  (c),  res  East  2  n  Edenton 

Thomas  George  (c),  cook  T  F  Lee,  r  n  e  cor  Salisbury  and 
Martin 

Thomas  Henry  L,  elk  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  bds  National 
Hotel 

Thomas  Jack  (c),  driver  J  W  Alston,  r  s  w  cor  Peace  and 
Blount 

Thomas  James  J,  cotton  commission  merchant  e  s  Wil- 
mington 3  s  Martin,  r  s  e  cor  McDowell  and  Jones 

Thomas  Saunders  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  3  e  East 

Thomas  Sarah  (c),  res  East  2  e  Edenton 

Thomas  Ruffin  (c),  waiter  Yarbrough  House 

Thomas  Wiley  (c),  wks  D  G  Fowle,  r  s  w  limits 

Thomas  Wm  G,  elk  Williams  &  Haywood,  r  n  w  cor  North 
and  Salisbury 

Thomason  Wm  J,  painter  T  G  Jenkins,  r  s  w  cor  Person 
and  Davie 

Thompson  Alfred  (c),  [blind]  wood-sawer,  r  s  end  Fayette- 
ville  nr  railroad 

Thompson  Alf  A,  (Moore  &  Thompson),  r  n  w  cor  North 
and  East 

Thompson  Geo  W  jr,  bkpr  J  J  Thomas,  bds  Tucker  House 

Thompson  Henry  C,  dept  Rev  Col,  bds  s  s  Hillsboro  3  w 
West 

Thompson  James  C,  elk  J  P  Gulley,  bds  n  s  North  1  w 
East 

Thompson  John  B,  blacksmith,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  3  s  Har- 
gett 

Thompson  John  W,  elk  M  T  Leach  &  Co,  r  n  s  North  1  w 
East 

Thompson  Mart,  policeman,  r  w  s  West  opp  Jones 

Thompson  Martha,  wid  of  Charles,  r  s  s  Cannon  1  e  Manly 
avenue 

Thompson  Moses  (c),  boot  and  shoe  mkr  w  s  Wilmington  3 
s  Morgan,  r  e  end  Cabarrus 

Thompson  Richard  T,  moulder  Cooper,  Newsom  &  Heartt, 
r  n  s  Lenoir  4  w  Haywood 

Thompson  Samuel,  shoemaker  penitentiary,  res  Harring- 
ton 2  n  Martin 

Thompson  Susan,  wid  of  John,  r  n  s  Lenoir  1  e  Harring- 
ton 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  141 

Thompson  Wm  (c),  slioemaker  M  Thompson,  r  c  s  Blood- 
worth  2  n  Davie 

Thompson  William  D,  (Bullock  &  Thompson),  r  s  end  East 

Thornton  AVillis  (e),  painter  Bullock  &  Thompson,  r  Ober- 
lin 

Thrower  James  R,  machinist  R  &  G  Shops 

Tighe  Frank,  engineer  R  &  G  railroad 

Tillinghast  David  R,  teacher  D  D  &  B  Institute,  r  s  w  cor 
Polk  and  Blood  worth 

Tillinghast  Thomas  H,  teacher  D  D  &  B  Institute,  r  s  w  cor 
Polk  and  Bloodworth 

Timberlake  Alexander  (c),  wks  J  W  Albertson,  r  s  e  cor  Per- 
son Jones 

Timberlake  Julius  B,  conductor  R  &  G  railroad,  r  n  s  Jones 
2  e  McDowell 

Tompkins  Mrs  A  E,  boarding  house  s  w  cor  Fayetteville  and 
Cabarrus,  r  same 

Tonnoffski  Geo  L,  genl  merchandise  and  liquors  cor  Fay- 
etteville and  N  C  railroad,  r  n  s  Davie  2  e  Wilmington 

Towles  James  M,  (Monie  &  Towles),  res  Wilmington  2  n 
Davie 

Towles  Miss  Sallie,  res  Wilmington  2  n  Davie 

Townes  Albert  (c),  barber  Yarbrough  House 

Traylor  Alex,  elk  W  H  Morriss,  bds  7  Fayetteville 

Trice  Richard  (c),  gardener  S  Smith,  r  n  e  cor  Lenoir  and 
West 

Trice  Willis  ^c),  lab,  r  n  s  Davie  3  e  McDowell 

Tucker  Abram  (c),  drayman,  res  East  2  n  Newbern  av 

Tucker  Andrew  (c),  brickmason  J  S  Allen  &  Co 

Tucker  Armistead  (c),  porter  J  A  Cheatham 

Tucker  Cyrus  (c),  cook  Yarbrough  House 

Tucker  Eli  (c),  drayman  Parker  &  Avera 

Tucker  Frank  (c),  servant  Mrs  Mary  Bryan,  res  Blount  bet 
North  a]id  Lane 

Tucker  Hall,  23\  Fayetteville 

Tucker  Horace  P,  r  s  e  cor  Dawson  and  Hillsboro 

Tucker  Martin  V  (c),  porter  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker 

Tucker  Sias  (c),  cook  Yarbrough  House,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  3  e 
East 

Tucker  Walter,  bds  n  w  cor  Hillsboro  and  Dawsan 


142  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Tucker  Rufus  S,  (W  H  &  R  S  Tucker),  r  n  s  Hillsboro  2 

w  Saunders 
Tucker  Wm  H  H,  (W  H  &  R  S  Tucker),  r  s  w  cor  McDowell 

and  Martin 
Tucker  W  H  &  R  S,  (Wm  H  H  and  Rufus  S),  wholesale 

and  retail  dry  goods,  carpets,  notions,  boots,  shoes,  etc, 

23  and  25  Fayetteville 
Tupper  Rev  H  M,  pres'dnt  of  Shaw  University  and  Estey 

Seminary  s  e  cor  Wilmington  and  South,  r  same 
Turner  Alexander  (c),  minister,  res  East  3  s  South 
Turner  Daniel  (c),  farmer,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  1  e  Wilmington 
Turner  J  McL,  keeper  of  capitol,  bds  National  Hotel 
Turner  Junius  D,  elk  Redford  &  Arendell,  res  Harrington 

2  n  Edenton 
Turner  Rufus  H,  telegraph  repairer  R  &  G  railroad,  r  w  s 

West  1  s  North 
Turner's  N  C  Almanac,  J  H  Enniss,pub,  w  s  Salisbury  1  s 

Jones 
Turner  Vines  E,  dentist  over  9  Fayetteville,  res  Per- 
son 1  n  Jones 
Turner  Wm  (c),  wks  Cooke's  brickyard,  r  s  e  limits 
Turner  Wm  (c),  train  hand,  r  n  s  Lenoir  1  w  railroad 
Tutt  Charles  C,  printer  Uzzell  &  Wiley,  bds  Cooke's  Hotel 
Twitty  Major  (c),  porter  7  Fayetteville,  r  same 
Tyson  Maggie,  wid  of  Richard,  r  over  s  e  cor  Hillsboro  and 

Harrington 


u 


NDERWOOD  JAMES  E,  blacksmith  R  &  G  shops,  rn 
sR&GRR2e  Dawson 

Upchurch  Alfred,  carriage  mkr  n  s  Hargett  4  e  Wilming- 
ton, r  s  e  cor  Hargett  and  Blood  worth 
Upchurch  Chas  D,  elk  Superior  Court  and  probate  judge, 

office  Court  House,  r  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  South 
Upchurch  D  Reid,  dept  elk  Superior  Court,  bds  n  s  Davie  2 

e  Wilmington 
Upchurch  Frances,  wid  of  Williford,  r  s  s  Davie  1  e  Blount 
Upchurch  Geo  C,  police,  r  n  s  Hargett  3  e  Wilmington 
Upchurch  James  M,  book  binder  Edwards,  Broughton  & 
Co,  r  s  s  Davie  1  e  Blount 


RALEIGPI  CITY  DIRECTORY.  143 

Upchurch  James  B,  bkpr  Julius  Lewis  &  Co,  r  s  e  cor  Plar- 

gett  and  Bloodworth 
Upchurch  John  W,  grocer  n  s  Exchange  Place  3  w  Wil- 
mington, res  Bloodworth  1  n  North 
Upchurch  Rebecca,  wid  of  Bartlett,  r  w  s  West  1  s  Morgan 
Upchurch  Wm  C,  grocer  n  s  Hargett  2  w  Wilmington,  res 

Wilmington  1  s  Morgan 
Upchurch  Wm  D,  saloon  Wilmington  opp  Market,  r  n  w 

cor  Person  and  Lenoir 
Upchurch  William   G   (Williamson  &  Upchurch),  res 

McDowell  1  n  Martin 
Upchurch  Wm  W,  r  s  s  Martin  1  w  East 
Upman  Edward  (c),  lab,  res  Harrington  1  n  South 
Upman  Sylvester  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  s  South  1  e  Harrington 
U  S  Marshal's  Office,  Joshua  B  Hill,  marshal,  U  S  Court 

and  P  0  bldg 
Utley  Fannie,  wid  of  Hintoii,  res  East  opp  Morgan 
Utley  John  (c),  porter  Len  H  Adams 
Utley  John  C,  machinist  R  &  G  depot,  r  n  s  Weldon  1  e 

railroad 
Utley  Wm  M,  local  editor  Evening  Visitor,  r  e  end  Davie 

nr  old  fair  grounds 
Utley  Wm  T,  elk  C  C  Clawson,  res  East  opp  Morgan 
Utman  Henry  (c),  farmer,  r  s  w  limits 
Utzman  Robert  M,  r  s  s  Peace  1  n  Halifax 
Uzzell  Edwin  M,  (Uzzell  &  Wiley)  r  n  s  Hargett  1  e  Blount 
Uzzell  &  Wiley,  (Edwin  M  Uzzell  and  Phillip  W  Wiley), 

book  and  job  printers  and  binders  Bagley  bldg  s  e  cor 

Fayetteville  and  Martin 
Uzzle  Junius  E,  elk  R  S  Uzzle,  r  n  s  Lane  2  w  McDowell 
Ulzle  Payton  R,  bkpr  A  Creech,  r  n  s  Lane  2  w  McDowell 
Uzzle  Rufus  S,  grocer  s  e  cor  Hillsboro  and  Harrington,  r 

n  s  Lane  2  w  McDowell 
Uzzle  Walter  S,  bkpr  J  L  Stone,  r  n  s  Lane  2  w  McDowell 


VALENTINE  JOHN  (c),  barber  H  I  Hughes,  r  Wil- 
mington  opp  Smithfield 

Varalla  John,  musician,  res  Blount  3  n  Cabarrus 

Varalla  Joseph,  res  Blount  3  n  Cabarrus 

Vass  John  M,  grocer,  s  w  cor  Dawson  and  South,  r  same 


144  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Vass  Monroe  (c),  wks  A  W  Frai)s,  res  West  2  n  Edenton 

Vass  Nat  (c),  porter  Exchange  bklg 

Vass  William  W,  treasurer  R  &  G  and  R  &  A  R  R,  r  n  e 
cor  Halifax  and  North 

Vaughan  Edgar,  v/ks  Ellington,  Ro3^stor  &  Co 

Vaughan  Harris,  carpenter  R  &  G  Shops,  r  n  e  cor  McDow- 
ell and  Jones 

Vaughan  Littleton  R,  r  s  e  cor  Dawson  and  North 

Vaughan  Lucy  (c),  wid  of  Moses,  res  Haywood  3  n  Ca- 
barrus 

Vaughan  Watson,  candy  raakr  A  D  Royster  &  Bro 

Venable  Henry  (c),  shoemaker  e  s  Fayetteville  4  s  railroad, 
r  same 

Vick  Frank  (c),  huckster  market,  r  s  w  cor  McDowell  and 
South 

Vine  Jacob  (c),  servant  e  s  Saunders  3  n  Hillsboro,  r  rear  n 
s  Hillsboro  2  w  West 

Vines  Robt  (c),  servant  at  Mrs  Mary  Woodard's 


WADDELL  HENRY  (c),  fireman  R  &  A  R  R,  r  n  s 
Jones  1  e  Person 

Waddell  Jasper  N,  elk  G  L  Tonnoff^ki,  r  w  s  Fayetteville  3 

n  Manly  Av 
Wade  Sylvester  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Harrington  2  s  Hillsboro 
Wainwright  Geo  H  (Cooke  &  Wainwright),  r  s  s  Davie  1 

e  Wilmington 
Wait  Samuel  D,  gen  1  agt  Connecticut  Mutual  Life  Ins  Co, 

e  s  Fayetteville  3  s  Davie,  bds  s  w  cor  Fayetteville  and 

Cabarrus 
Waitt  Darius  S,  (D  S  Wiatt  &  Bro),  r  n  c  cor  Morgan  and 

Person 
Waitt  D  S  &  Bro,  (Darius  S  and  Geo  N),  dry  goods,  clothing 

boots,  shoes,  etc,  52  Fayetteville 
Waitt  Geo  N,  (D  S  Waitt  &  &  Bro),  r  w^  s  Fayetteville  4  s 

Davie 
Waitt  Kendall  B,  r  n  e  cor  Person  and  Morgan 
Watt  Thomas  K,  elk  L  Rosenthal  &  Co,  res  Person  1  n 

Polk 
Walber  James,  herb  doctor,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  1  w  Person 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  145 


Walden  Nancy  (c),  wid  of  Stanford,  r  n  w  cor  Dawson  and 

Lenoir 
Walden  Rev  R  I  (c),  asst  teacher  Shaw  University,  r  same 
Waklen  Wm  S,  wks  T  H  Briggs  &  Sons,  r  s  s  Morgan  2  w 

Dawson 
Walker  Miss  Blanche,  milliner  Isaac  OEttinger,  r  w  s  Blount 

3  n  Davie 
Walker  Lewis  (c),  farmer,  r  s  s  South  2  e  N  C  railroad 
Walker  Phillip  C,  propr  of  the  Yarbrough  House  saloon, 

billiard  parlor  and  cigar  stand,  bds  Yarbrough  House 
Walker  Samuel  W,   elk    Betts   &   King,  r  w  s  Blount  3  n 

Davie 
Walker  Thomas  (c),  drayman  Christophers  &  Sorrell,  r  w  s 

Swain  2  s  Jones 
Walker  Wm  (c),  fireman  R  &  G  R  R,  r  nr  R  &  G  R  R 
Walker  Wm  H,  elk  W  Woollcott,  res  Wilmington  2  s 

Morgan 
Wall  Benjamin  (c),  servant  J  B  Hill,  r  s  s  Jones  1  w  Blood- 
worth 
Wall  Polly,  v.'id  of  Jonathan,  r  w  s  Harrington  1  n  Jones 
Wallace  Wm  (c),  drayman,  r  rear  w  s  Person  2  s  Davie 
Wallace  Wm  P,  bker,  s  w  cor  Blount  and  Davie,  r  same 
Wallin  Charles,  blacksmith,  r  s  s  Morgan  2  w  Salisbury 
Walsh  Wm,  engineer  R  &  A  R  R 
Walters  John  M,  r  n  w  cor  East  and  Polk 
Ward  D  T,  bds  National  Hotel 
AVarick  Wm  (c),  minister,  r  w  s  East  1  n  Martin 
Waring  J  Frank,  carpenter,  r  n  s  Newborn  av  2  w  Swain 
Warren  James,  bar  tender  F  Jones,  r  outside  limits 
Warren  Thomas  (c),  wks  W  C  &  A  B  Stronach,  raw  limits 
Walton  Julia,  wid  of  James,  r  n  w  cor  Harrington  and  Lane 
Walton  Wm  PI,  printer  Uzzell  &  Wiley,  bds  Cooke's  Hotel 
Walton  \Vm  L,  wks  R  &  G  R  R  depot,  r  n  w  cor  Lane  and 

Harrington 
Washington  John  (c),  servant  J  McKee,  r  s  c  cor  Jones  and 

Blount 
Washington  School  (c),  s  e  cor  McDowell  and  South 
Washington  Gray  (c),  head  waiter  Yarbrough  House,  r  s  s 

Cabarrus  1  e  Dawson 
Watkins  Henry  C,  wks  Mitchell's  steam   boiler  works,  r  n 

w  corner  Martin  and  Salisbury 


146  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

"Watkins  Jennie  D  (c),  housekeeper  Yarbrough  House 
Watkins  John  S,  pastor  First   Presbyterian  Church,  r  s  w 

cor  Hargett  and  Dawson 
Watkins  Samuel  J  (c),  dealer  in  groceries,  provisions,  etc, 

n  s  Cabarrus  3  e  railroad,  r  same 
Watson  Bain,  bds  n  s  Cabarrus  3  w  Salisbury- 
Watson  Benj  A,  elk  J  T  Morris,  bds  s  s  Cabarrus  4  w  Hay- 
wood 
Watson  Dave  (c).   lab,  r  n   w   cor  Cabarrus  and  Watson's 

alley 
Watson  Fred  A,  (Jacob  S  Allen  &  Co),  r  n  s  North  2  w 

Harrington 
Watson  Furney  (c),  farmer,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  4  w  Haywood 
Watson  G  L,  engineer  R  &  G  railroad 
Watson  John,  r  n  e  cor  Newbern  av  and  Blood  worth 
Watson  John  (c),  r  rear  n  s  Martin  5  w  Blount 
Watson  John  L  (c),  lab,  r  n  w  cor  Cabarrus  and  Watson's 

alley 
Watson  John  W,  photographer,  r  n  e  cor  Newbern  av  and 

Blood  worth 
Watson  John  W  B,  farmer,  r  s  s  Lenoir  2  e  East 
Watson  Joseph,  shoemaker,  res  Blount  1  s  south 
Watson  Robert  (c),  wks  J  W  B  Watson,  r  n  w  cor  Cabarrus 

and  Watson's  alley 
Watson  Miss  Sarah,  milliner  Isaac  CEttinger,  res  Blount  1 

s  South 
Watts  Josiah  T,  justice  of  the  peace  s  w  cor  Martin  and 

Wilmington,  r  w  s  Blount  1  n  Martin 
Watts  Mrs  J  T,  millinery,  fancy  goods  and  dress  making 

w  s  Blount  1  n  Martin,  r  same 
Weathers  Calvin  H,  grocer  w  s  Blount  2  n  Davie,  r  same 
Weathers  Columbus  M,  tinner,  r  n  e  cor  Hargett  and  Har- 
rington 
Weathers  Kimboro  R,  elk  R  &  G  railroad,  r  n  e  cor  Hargett 

and  Harrington 
Weathers  Kim  W,  baggage  master  R&  G  railroad,  r  n  ecor 

Hargett  and  Harrington 
Weathers  Joseph,  elk  C  H  Weathers 
Weathers  Romlus  H,  elk  J   J  Thomas,  r  w  s  Blount  2  n 

Martin 
Weaver  Weldon,  elk  L  Rosenalthal  &  Co 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  147 

Weaver  Wm  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Newbern  av  4  e  East 
Webster  Daniel  (c),  r  s  s  Smithfield  2  e  Wilmington 
Webster  Duncan  L,  elk  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  bds  Tucker 

House 
Weddon  Charles  S,  painter  R  &  G  railroad,  r  n  s  Lane  1  w 

Harrington 
Weddon  Matilda,  wid  of  Shedracli,  r  n  s  North  2  w  Mc- 
Dowell 
Weeks  Frank,  elk  Marcom  &  Alford,  bds   u  s  Lenoir  2  e 

East 
Weikel  Christian  (C  Weikel  &  Co),  r  26  Fayetteville 
Weikel   G   &  Go  (Christian  Weikel),  merchant  tailor  26 

Fayetteville 
Weir  William,  brickmason,  res  Bloodworth   2  n  Hargett 
Weir  Wm  J,  brickmason,  res  Bloodworth  2  n  Hargett 
West  Anna,  wid  of  Walter,  r  w  s  Fayetteville  2  s  Davie 
West  Billy  (c),  r  w  s  McDowell  1  s  Cabarrus 
West  Mrs  Ellen,  wid  of  John  T,  r  s  s  Hillsboro  4  w  West 
West  James  W,  tinner  J  C  Brewster,  r  n  s  Newbern  av  1  e 

Eeast 
"West  Nicholas  W  (Julius  Lewis  &  Co),  r  s  s  Hillsboro  4  w 

Saunders 
Western  Union  Telegraph  and  Telephone  Exchange, 

B  W  Starke,  manager,  w  s  s  Fayetteville  1  n  Martin 
Wetherell  Wm  P,  agt  Traveler's  Ins  Co,  n  w  cor  Fayette- 
ville and  Martin  up  stairs,  r  s  e  cor  Martin  and  Mc- 
Dowell 
Weatherspoon  Levi  L  (c),  wks  Mrs  Sorrell,  r  n  s  Davie  3  e 

McDowell 
Weatherspoon  Sidney  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Person  1  n  Cabarrus 
Weatherspoon  Thomas  (c),  cook  N  Jolly 
Wharton  Isham  (c),  shoemaker,  r  n  s  Lenoir  2  e  Harring- 
ton 
Wheeler  &  Wilson  Sewing  Machine  Co  11  Fayetteville 
Whitaker  Benj  (c),  servant  A  Lawrence,  r  w  s  Salisbury  2  s 

Johnson 
Whitaker  Burt  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Cannon  w  limits 
Whitaker  Burrell  (c),  wks  R  &  A  railroad,  bds  n  s  Cabarrus 

1  w  Dawson 
Whitaker  Byron  N,  elk  Len  H  Adams,  bds  Tucker  House 


148  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Whitaker  Edward  A,  dealer  in  family  groceries,  fruit,  etc, 
n  s  Cabarrus  5  e  railroad,  r  same 

Whitaker  Joel  D,  dealer  in  wood,  coal  and  lumber  w  end 
Hargett 

Whitaker  Richard.  H,  editor  and  propr  Friend  and  Tem- 
plar s  e  cor  market  place  and  Fayetteville  over  Jos  P 
Gulley's,  r  w  s  Person  1  n  Polk 

AVhitaker  Stimpson  H,  dealer  in  lumber  bet  R  &  G  and  N 
C  R  R  nr  N  C  depot 

Whitaker  Wesley,  elk  revenue  office,  r  s  s  Hargett  2  e  East 

Whitaker  Wm  (c),  servant  National  Hotel,  r  n  s  Cannon  2 
e  Manly 

White  Charlie  W,  elk,  r  n  w  cor  Dawson  and  Jones 

White  Edwin  W,  engineer  R  &  G  R  R,  r  n  w  cor  Jones  and 
Dawson 

White  Frank  (c),  brickmason,  r  s  s  South  2  e  N  C  R  R 

White  George  (c),  r  rear  s  s  Hargett  2  w  Swain 

White  John  R,  engineer  R  &  A  R  R 

White  Luther  N,  genl  storekeeper  and  gauger,  r  s  s  Mor- 
gan 3  e  Blount 

White  Mollie  (c),  res  Dawson  2  s  Cabarrus 

White  Samuel  C,  cashier  State  National  Bank  of  Raleigh, 
r  s  w  cor  Jones  and  McDowell 

White  Wm  L,  associate  editor  Raleigh  New^s,  bds  National 
Hotel 

White  Wm  W,  register  of  deeds,  office  Court  House,  r  w  s 
Person  2  n  Hargett 

White  Wm  W,  engineer  U  S  Court  and  P  0  bldg,  r  s  s 
Martin  1  e  McDowell 

White  Miss  Willie,  milliner  Mrs  M  A  Hardie,  r  24  Fayette- 
ville 

Whitehead  Mrs  J  D,  wid  of  Williamson,  r  n  e  cor  Hillsboro 
and  McDowell 

Whitehead  John,  travelling  insurance  agent,  r  s  w  cor  Mor- 
gan and  Bloodworth 

Whitehead  Louis  D  H,  saloon  w  s  Wilmington  5  s  Hargett, 
r  w  s  Harrington  2  s  Lane 

Whitelaw  John  C  (Whitelaw  &  Campbell),  r  n  e  cor  Jones 
and  Bloodworth 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  149 

Whitelaw  &  Campbell    (John    C    Whitelaw    and  Hugh 
Campbell),  marble  and  stone  yard  w  s  Fayetteville  1  n 
Davie 
"Wliitfield  N  G  Jr,  elk   Julius   Le^Yis   &  Co,  bds  National 

Hotel 
"Whitiield  Wm  (c),  r  s  end  Wilmington 
Whiting  Chester  G,  elk  R  B  Andrews  &  Co,  bds  Tucker 

House 
Whiting  Seymour  W,  (R  B  Andrews  &  Co),  bds  National 

Hotel 
Whitson  Samuel  N,  grocer,  r  n  w  cor  Haywood  and  Cabar- 
rus 
Wicker  Miss   Allie,  folder  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  r  s 

end  Wilmington 
Wicker  Annie,  res  East  6  s  South 
Wicker  David  A,  rs  end  Wilmington 
Wicker  Edward  C,  painter  Bullock  &  Thompson 
Wicker  Robt  D,  printer  Ferrell,  Booker  &  Co,  res  Wilming- 
ton 7  s  j\Iorgan 
Wiggins  James  H,  r  n  s  North  1  e  Harrington 
Wiggins  Jefferson,  wks  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co 
Wiggins  Mar}'  (c),  wid  of  Joseph,  r  alley  s  s  Davie  G  e  East 
Wiggs  Thomas  J  (Johnson  &  Wiggs)  bds  w  s  Dawson  1  s 

Lane 
Wiley  Full,  preacher,  r  Sraithfield  1  w  Blount 
Wiley  Philip   A,  cashier   Citizens'  National   bank,  r  n  s 

Jones  2  e  East 
Wiley  Philip  W,  (Uzzle  &  Wiley),  r  n  s  Jones  2  e  East 
Wiley  Phillip  C  (c),  elk,  r  n  s  Manly  av  2  w  Fayetteville 
AViley  Peter  (c),  r  n  s  Manly  av  2  w  Fayetteville 
Wile}'  Thomas  (c),  plasterer,  r  s  e  cor  East  and  Martin 
Wilcox  Turner  (c),  r  s  w  limits 
Wiikerson  A  J,  carpenter  J  S  Allen  &  Co 
Wilkerson  John  H,  carpenter,  bds  s  s  Jones  2  w  Dawson 
Wilkins  Enoch  (c),  servant  w  s  Boylan  av  2  s  Plillsboro 
Wilkins  F  H  (c),  teacher  Johnson  graded  school 
AVilkes  Leonidas  (c),  porter  Williamson  &  Upchurch 
AVillard  Wm  H,  r  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w  Saunders 
Williams  Adam  (c),  porter  Christophers  &  Sorrell 
Williams  Adolphus  C  (c),  grocer  n  s  Cabarrus  1  e  Blnunt 


150  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Williams  Albert  (c),  blacksmith  s  e  cor  Morgan  and  Mc- 
Dowell 

Williams  Alex  (c),  pressman  Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co 

Williams  Alfred  (Alfred  Williams  &  Co,  r  w  s  Fayetteville 
2  s  Davie 

Williams  Alfred  &  Co  (Alfred  Williams  and  Eugene  G 
Harrell),  publishers  and  wholesale  and  retail  booksell- 
ers and  stationers  19  Fayetteville 

Williams  Alonzo,  tinner  J  C  S  Lumsden,  rwsR&GRR 
2    s  Johnson 

Williams  Andrew,  foreman  Raleigh  Christian  Advocate,  r 
e  s  Dawson  2  n  Hargett 

Williams  Chas  E,  r  w  s  Blount  1  n  Morgan 

Williams  Dock  (c),  wks  Robt  Simpson,  r  s  w  limits 

AVilliams  Dock  (c),  wks  Allen  &  Cram,  r  w  s  Person  1  n  Ca- 
barrus 

Williams  Edward  (c),  servant  W  J  Hicks,  r  n  w  cor  Dawson 
and  Edenton 

Williams  Edward,  elk  B  L  Bingham,  r  n  s  Morgan  1  e 
Blount 

Williams  Eli  (c),  blacksmith,  res  Haywood  3  n  Cabarrus 

Williams  Emma,  dressmaker  e  s  Bloodworth  4  s  Martin,  r 
same 

Williams  George  (c),  carpenter,  res  East  3  s  South 

Williams  Geo  H,  r  n  e  cor  Martin  and  McDowell 

Williams  Hays  (c),  porter  D  S  Waitt  &  Bro 

Williams  Hiley  (c),  carpenter,  res  East  1  n  Edenton 

Williams  Jacob  (c),  drayman  W  H  Dodd,  r  s  s  Lenoir  3  w 
Blount 

Williams  James  (c),  wks  Cooke's  brickyard,  r  s  s  Hargett  4 
e  East 

Williams  James  (c),  elk  T  Donaldson 

Williams  James  Q,  cotton  weigher  for  connty,  bds  e  s  Wil- 
mington 3  s  Hargett 

Williams  John  E,  bricklayer,  r  n  s  Edenton  3  w  Swain 

Williams  John  L,  wks  R  &  G  depot,  r  s  e  cor  Salisbury  and 
Peace 

Williams  John  L,  carpenter  J  S  Allen  B  Co,  r  s  s  Jones  2  w 
Dawson 

Williams  John  R  (Williams  &  Haywood),  r  n  e  cor  Martin 
and  McDowell 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  151 

Williams  John  R,  money  elk  Southern  Express  office,  r  w  s 

West  1  s  IMorgan 
Williams  Leua,  wid  of  Samuel,  r  w  s  Person  3  n  Polk 
Williams  London  (c),  r  rear  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Lenoir 
Williams  Mrs  Mariam  C,  wid  of  J  G,  pres  State  National 

Bank  of  Raleigh,  r  21  Fayetteville 
Williams  Mark  M,  r  e  s  Blount  2  s  Davie 
AVilliams  Marshall  (c),  lab  Raleigh  News 
Williams  Marj''  (c),  res  Dawson  1  n  Lenoir 
Williams  Nelson  W  (c),  lab,  res  Haywood  3  n  Cabarrus 
Williams  Patrick,  painter  A  Upchurch,  r  nr  w  end  Hillsboro 
Williams  Peter  (c),  lab,  res  Dawson  2  s  Cabarrus 
Williams  Peyton  P,  carpenter  Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  r  s 

s  Weld  on  1  w  Salisbury 
Williams  Richard  (c),  drayman  M  T  Leach  &  Co,  r  w  s  Mc- 
Dowell 1  s  South 
Williams  Roelney  (c),  wks  Kingsley  &  Ashley,  r  s  s  Cabar- 
rus 2  w  Blount 
Williams  Robt  (c),  porter  Pool  &  Moring 
Williams  Robt  (c),  brakeman   N  C  R  R,  r  n  e  cor  Lenoir 

and  Dawson 
Williams  Robt,  lab  J  S  Allen  &  Co 

Williams  Robt  I,  elk  Williams  &  Haywood,  r  n  e  cor  Mar- 
tin and  McDowell 
Williams  Squire  (c),  shoemaker,  res  Haywood  2  s  Cabarrus 
Williams  Tempy  (c),  rn  s  Lenoir  2  e  Harrington 
Williams  Thomas  S  (c),  porter  E  J  Hardin,  r  Fayetteville 
Williams  Thomas  (c\  brickmason  J  S  Allen  &  Co 
Williams  Thomas  (c),  wks  Cooke's  brickyard,  res  Dawsoa 

2  s  Cabarrus 
Williams  Thomas  (c),  carriage  driver  O'Kelly  &  Baker 
Williams  Weldon  (c),  lab,  res  Dawson  2  s  Cabarrus 
Williams  Wiley,  res  Dawson  2  n  Hargett 
Williams  Weston  (c),  wks  Mrs  E  Felton,  res  Halifax  1  n 

Edenton 
Williams  Wm  (c),  waiter  Yarbrough  House 
Williams  Willis  (c),  servant  Wm  Boylan,  r  w  s  Salisbury  1 

s  Johnson 
Williams  Willis   D,  manfr  plow  handles  and^  rims,  r  w  s 
Blount  1  s  Morgan 


152  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Williams  &  Haywood,  (John  R  Williams  and  Fabius  J 

Haywood  sr),  druggists  and  apothecaries  s  e  cor  Fayette- 

ville  and  Hargett 
Williamson  Bailey  P  (Williamson  &  Upchurch),  r  n  s 

Hargett  1  e  McDowell 
Williamson  Henry  (c),  drayman  Julius  Lewis  &  Co,  r  w  s 

Bloodworth  1  s  Hargett 
Williamson  James,  elk  T  H  Briggs  &  Son,  bds  s  s  Martin  1 

w  McDowell 
Williamson  Joseph  T,  elk  Williamson  &  Upchurch,  bds  n 

s  Hargett  1  e  McDowell 
Williamson  &  Upchurch  (Bailey  P  Williamson  and  Wm 

G  Upchurch),  wholesale  grocers  and  commission  mer- 
chants 53  Fayettville 
Willis  Alfred  (Willis  &  Pierce),  r  n  w  cor  Blount  and 

Davie 
Willis  Thomas  J,  engineer  Geo  Cooke,  r  s  w  cor  Person  and 

Lenoir 
Willis  Wm  T,  cutter  C  Weikel  &  Co,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Willis  Wm  W,  brickmason,  r  w  s  Person  1  s  Cabarrus 
"Willis  &  Pierce  (Alfred  Willis  and  Frank  S  Pierce),  fash- 
ionable boot  and  shoe  mkrs  under  State  National  Bank 
Willoughby  W  James,  wks  T  H  Briggs  &  Sons,  r  w  s  West 

1  s  Lane 
Wilson  Carrie  E,  matron  for  the  blind  D  D  &  B  Institute,  r 

same 
Wilson  Dennis,  r  s  s  Hargett  1  e  East 
Wilson  Fred  (c),  brakeman  R  &  G  railroad,  r  s  s  Johnson  1 

w  railroad 
Wilson  Frank  (c),  lab,  r  rear  w  s  Person  2  s  Davie 
Wilson  Joel  V,  wks  R  &  G  railroad  depot,  r  n  s  Jones  2  w 

Dawson 
Wilson  Johanes  F,  conductor  R  &  G  R  R,  r  w  s  Halifax  1  s 

Lane 
Wilson  J  N,  watchman  R  &  G  R  R  shops,  bds  7  Fayetteville 
Wilson  Lewis  (c),  shoemaker  M  Thompson 
Wilson  Paul  (c),  r  n  s  Jones  2  e  East 
Wilson  Peter  M,  local  editor  Raleigh  Observer,  bds  Yar- 

b rough  House 
Wilson  S  Otho,  propr  Raleigh  nurseries,  r  Tarboro  road  nr 

city  limits 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  153 

Wilson  Wm  W,  r  n  s  Jones  2  w  Dawson 

Wilton  Henry  S,  upholsterer  and  trimmer  R  &  G  shops,  r  n 
e  cor  Wilmington  and  South 

Wimbish  Isliam  (e),  blacksmith,  r  n  s  Cabarrus  1  e  Wil- 
mington 

Winder  John  C,  genl  supt  R  &  G  and  R&ARR,  rne 
cor  Person  and  Polk 

Windiss  Thomas,  tailor  T  R  Loader,  rooms  e  s  Wilmington 
4  s  Morgan 

Winters  Oscar  (c),  rne  cor  East  and  Martin 

Winters  Oscar  jr  (c),  lab  Uzzell  &  Wiley,  r  s  s  Martin  3  e 
East 

Witherspoon  Jackson  W  (c),  porter  L  Adams,  r  w  s  Dawson 

1  s  South 

Witherspoon  Caroline,  wid  of  Simpson,  r  w  s  Bloodworth 

2  n  Martin 

Witherspoon  Thomas  (c),  cook,  r  s  s  Newbern  av  2  e  East 

Witherspoon  Wm  H,  city  drayman,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  2  n 
Martin 

Wolfe  J  E,  carpenter,  bds  Cooke's  Hotel 

Wolfe  Wm  O  (Cayton  &  Wolfe) 

Womble  Eugene  J,  boiler  maker  R  &  G  shops,  res  Blood- 
worth 2  s  Morgan 

Womble  B  Frank,  elk  J  Womble  &  Son,  r  s  e  cor  Hargett 
and  Swain 

Womble  Jordan  (J  Womble  &  Son),  r  s  e  cor  Hargett  and 
Swain 

Womble  J  &  Son  (Jordan  and  Oliver  G),  groceries,  leather 
and  shoe  findings  n  s  Hargett  4  e  Fayetteville 

Womble  Jordan  Jr,  bkpr  State  National  Bank,  res  Blood- 
worth 2  s  Morgan 

Womble  Louis  D  (L  D  &  W  R  Womble),  r  s  s  Hargett  1 
w  Swain 

Womble  L  D  &  W  R  (Lewis  D  and  Walter  R),  groceries, 
leather  and  genl  merchandise  n  e  cor  Wilmington  and 
Hargett 

Womble  Oliver  G  (J  Womble  &  Son)  r  s  e  cor  Hargett 
and  Swain 

Womble  Rufus  H,  grocer  n  s  North  nr  R  &  G  depot,  r  n  w 
cor  Edenton  and  Bloodworth 


154  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

Womble  Walter  R  (L  D  &  W  R  Womble),  r  s  e  cor  Har- 

gett  and  Swain 
Womble  Wm,  marble  cutter  Whitelaw  &  Campbell 
Womble  Wm  T,  bkpr  T  H  Briggs  &  Sons,  r  e  end  Hargett 
Wood  Arthur  (c),  driver  T  H  Briggs,  res  West  2  s  Martin 
Wood  John,  elk  F  B  Hill,  r  T  G  Lee 
Wood  Joseph  (c),  lab,  r  s  w  limits 
Woods  George  (c),  wks  Caton  &  Wolfe,  r  s  w  limits 
Woods  George  M,  printer  Raleigh  News,  res  Bloodworth 

4  s  Martin 
~^oods  Robert  (c),  lab,  res  Dawson  1  s  Cabarrus 
Woodall  Absolem  L,  carpenter   T  H  Briggs  &  Son,  res 

Blount  2  s  Davie 
Woodall  Robt,  candy  mkr  A  D  Royster  &  Bro 
Woodall  William,  wks  Mitchell's  steam  boiler  works,  res 

Blount  2  s  Davie 
Woodell  Burwell  H,  groceries  and  genl  merchandise  s  s 

Martin  2  e  Fayetteville.  res  Bloodworth  1  s  Morgan 
Woodell  Hattie,  folder  J  Airmstrong,  r  w  s  Wilmington  2  e 

Davie 
Woodell  John,  book-binder,  r  w  s  Wilmington  2  s  Davie 
Woodell  Wesley  W,  watch  repairer,  r  w  s  Wilmington  2  s 

Davie 
Woodson  Frank  S,  brickmason,  res  Person  2  s  Hargett 
Woodson  Miss  Nannie,  saleslady  M  A  Hardie,  res  Person 

2  s  Hargett 
Woodard  Bros  (C  Wesley  and  James  L),  groceries  and  pro- 
visions s  w  cor  Hargett  and  Wilmington 
Woodard  C  Wesley  (Woodard  Bros),  res  Wilmington  3  s 

Morgan 
Woodward  Mary,  wid  of  Wm,  res  Wilmington  3  s  Morgan 
Woodward  James  L  (Woodward  Bros),  res  Wilmington  3 

s  Morgan 
Woodward  Wm  T,  cik  W  Woollcott,  r  w  s  Bloodworth  2  s 

Hargett 
"Woodward  Moses  W,  proprietor  National  Hotel  saloon, 

bds  National  Hotel 
Woollcott  Wm,  dry  goods,  clothing,  boots,  shoes,  etc,  w  s 

Wilmington  4  s  Hargett,  res  Wilmington  2  s  Morgan 
Worth  John  M,  State  treasurer  of   North  Carolina,  bds 

Yarbrough  House 


RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY.  155 

Worth  Thomas  C,  teller  State  treasurer's  office,  r  s  e  cor 
Person  and  Polk 

Worth  Vauder  (c),  porter  Alfred  Williams  &  Co,  bds  n  s 
Lenoir  1  e  Person 

Wortham  Merrimon  (c),  brickmason,  r  under  s  s  Cabarrus  1 
e  railroad 

Wortham  Samuel  (c),  brickmason,  r  under  s  s  Cabarrus  1  e 
railroad 

Wray  Tliomas  D,  millwright,  r  w  s  West  opp  Lenoir 

Wright  Isaac  (c),  res  East  2  s  Davie 

Wright  John  (c),  r  n  s  Cabarrus  3  e  Wilmington 

Wright  John  W  (c),  barber  W  G  Otey,  bds  s  s  Cabarrus  1  e 
McDowell 

Wright  Turner  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Edenton  6  w  Swain 

Wyatt  Elias  F  (E  F  Wyatt  &  Son),  r  e  s  McDowell  2  n  Jones 

Wyatt  E  F  &  Son  (Elias  F  and  Washington  F),  harness  and 
saddles  n  s  Martin  1  e  Wilmington 

Wyatt  John  M,  harness  maker  E  F  Wyatt  &  Son,  res  Mc- 
Dowell 2  n  Jones 

Wyatt  John  P,  elk  M  T  Norris  &  Co,  r  e  s  McDowell  2  n 
Jones 

Wyatt  Lee  R,  grocer  and  commission  merchant  e  s  Wil- 
mington opp  market,  r  s  s  Jones  2  w  McDowell 

Wyatt  Magruder  B,  elk  L  R  Wyatt,  res  McDowell  2  n 
Jones 

Wyatt  Washington  F,  (E  F  Wyatt  &  Son),  r  e  s  McDowell 

1  s  Lane 

Wyatt  Wm  H,  body  maker  N  S  Harp 

Wynne  Geo  W  (G  W  Wynne  &  Co),  r  n  s  Jones  1  e  East 

Wynne  Geo  W  &  Co  (Geo  W  Wynne)  livery,  sale  and 

exchange  stable  s  s  Morgan  4  e  Wilmington 
Wynne  James  S,  cotton  weigher,  r  s  s  Jones  1  e  Harrington 
Wynne  John  D,  elk  J  Arnold,  r  s  s  Johnson  1  w  Salisbury 
Wynne  Wm  W,  mail  agt  R  &  G  railroad,  res  Harrington 

2  n  Edenton 

Wynne  Wright  (c),  cook  Cooke's  Hotel,  r  same 
Wytche  Geo  (c),  r  s  s  Edenton  1  e  McDowell 
Wytche  Lewis  (c),  school  teacher,  res  East  2  n  Newborn  av 
Wytche  Robt  (c),  boarding  houses  s  Edenton  1  e  McDowell, 
r  same 


156  RALEIGH  CITY  DIRECTORY. 

YANCY  GEORGE  (c),  sexton  Church  of  the  Good  Shep- 
herd, r  w  s  Harrington  1  s  Hillsboro 

Yancey  Martha  (c),  res  McDowell  1  n  Cabarrus 

Yancey  Samuel  (c),  r  w  s  McDowell  1  s  Lenoir 

Yancey  Thomas  B,  manager  N  S  Harp,  r  w  s  Blount  3  n 
Hargett 

Yarbrough  Cooper  (c),  r  rear  n  s  Martin  6  w  Swain 

Yarbrough  Daniel  (c),  wks  Robert  Orr,  r  s  e  cor  Peace  and 
Halifax 

Yarbrough  Frank  (c)  [Gardner  &  Yarbrough],  bds  Wil- 
mington nr  market 

Yarbrough  House,  G  W  Blacknall,  propr,  e  s  Fayetteville 
opp  Court  House 

Yarbrough  Jack  (c),  blacksmith  N  S  Harp,  res  Blount  2  n 
Lenoir 

Yarbrough  Tobe  (c),  wks  R&G  RR,  rnrR&G  depot 

Yarbrough  Wm,  r  w  s  West  1  s  Jones 

Yearby  Beady,  dressmaker  n  w  cor  Salisbury  and  Jones,  r 
same 

Yearby  Henry,  meat  market  market  house,  r  n  s  Johnson 
2  e  railroad 

Yearby  James,  butcher,  res  railroad  4  n  Johnson 

Yearby  Wm,  meat  market  market  house,  r  n  s  Johuson  2  e 
railroad 

Yeargan  Fred  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  s  Cabarrus  1  e  Blount 

Yeargan  Henry  (c),  carpenter,  r  s  s  Davie  2  e  Wilmington 

Yeargan  Leonidas  H  (Yeargan,  Petty  &  (h),  bds  s  s  Mar- 
tm  1  w  McDowell 

Yeargan,  Petty  &  Co  (Leonidas  H  Yeargan  and  Robt  E 
Petty),  wholesale  and  retail  dealers  in  foreign  and 
domestic  dry  goods,  notions,  carpets,  oil  cloths,  boots, 
shoes,  hats,  caps,  trunks,  etc,  30  Fayetteville 

Yeargin  Anna  E,  wid  of  Joseph,  res  Wilmington  1  s  New- 
bern  av 

Yeargin  Miss  Mollie  H  (S  G  and  M  H  Yeargin),  res  Wil- 
mington 1  s  Newbern  av 

Yeargin  Miss  Sallie  G  (S  G  and  M  H  Yeargin),  res  Wil- 
mington 1  s  Newbern  av 

Yeargin  Misses  S  G  &  M  H  (Sallie  G  and  Mollie  H),  dress- 
makers e  s  Wilmington  1  s  Newbern  av 

Yeargin  Wm  N,  r  e  s  Wilmington  1  s  Newbern  av 


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RALEIGPI  CITY  DIRECTORY.  157 


Yellowdy  Albert  (c),  cook  J  Higgs,  res  Dawson  2  n  Lenoir 
Yellowdy  Samuel  (c),  brakeman  R  &  G  railroad,  r  s  s  John- 
son 1  w  railroad 
Young  Aaron  (c),  servant  T  H  Briggs,  r  s  s  Morgan  2  e 

Dawson 
Young  Abram  (c),  meat  market,  r   u  w  cor  Hillsboro  and 

Salisbury 
Young  Charles  (c),  drayman  Wm  Yearby,  r  n  s  Johnson  1 

w  railroad 
Young  Chas  W  (W  B  Mann  &  Co),  bds  Oak  City  Hotel 
Young  Daniel  H,  chief  elk  postoflSce,  r  s  s  Davie  1  w  Mc- 
Dowell 
Young  George  (c),  lab,  r  rear  w  s  West  opp  Lane 
Young  Geo  P  (Young  &  Bailey),  res  Wilmington  7  s  Mor- 
gan 
Young  Isaac  J,  revenue  collector  for  the  4th  district,  office 

U  S  Court  and  P  O  bldg,  bds  Yarbrough  House 
Young  James  H  (c),  elk  revenue  office,  bds  e  s  Lenoir  1  w 

Person 
Young  John  B,  cash  boy  W  H  &  R  S  Tucker,  r  Mrs  L  G 

Young 
Young  Lewis  (c),  servant  Yarbrough  House,  r  same 
Young  Robert  (c),  r  s  w  cor  McDowell  and  South 
Young  Solomon  (c),  lab,  res  Dawson  1  n  Cannon 
Young  Thomas  \c),  grocer,  e  s  West  1  s  Lane,  r  same 
Young  Wm  (c),  servant  T  E  Skinner,  r  s  s  Hillsboro  1  w 

Boylan  av 
Young  Mrs  Wm  J,  teacher  of  music  D  D  and  B  Institute, 

r  n  s  Hillsboro  1  e  Dawson 
Young  Wm  J,  teacher  D  D  and  B  Institute,  r  n  s  Hillsboro 

1  e  Dawson 
Young  West  (c),  rnr  s  end  Wilmington 
Young  &  Bailey  (George  P  Young  and  Frank  L  Bailey), 
groceries  e  s  Wilmington  7  s  Morgan 


WALTON  M.  BUSBEB, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law, 
RALBIGH,  Nu  G. 

Practices  in  all  the  Courts.  Divorces  Legally  Obtained. 

PROMPT   ATTENTION   PAID    TO   COLLECTIONS. 
R.    T.   GRAY.  E.   R.   STAMPS. 

GRAY  &:  STAMPS, 

Attorneys  and  Counsellors  at  Law, 

No.  4  MAHLER  BUILDING, 

RALEIGH,   N.   C. 
J8©"  Kefer  to  the  Banks  and  business  men  of  Kaleigh. 

F.  B.  HILL, 

GROCER  AND  COMMISSION  MERCHANT 

—AND — 

DEALER    IN    FINE   LIQUORS, 

Southeast  corner  Wihnuigton  and  Hargett, 

RALEIGH,  N.  C. 

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RALEIGH 


Business  Directory. 


A  Complete  Index  to  the  Entire  Businiss  of  Raleigh, 
Alphabetically  Arranged. 


Almanacs. 

Farmers'  N  C  Almanac,  L  Branson,  pub'r,  15  Fayetteville 
Turner's  N  C  Almanac,  J  H  Enniss,  publisher,  ws  Salisbury 
1  s  Jones 

Athletic  Hall. 

Lincke  Paul,  s  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin 

Attorneys-at-Law. 

Amis  M  N,  old  Sentinel  building  south  of  Court  House 

Argo  T  M,  e  s  Fayetteville  2  n  Yarbrough  House 

Badger  R  C,  room  6  Bagley  building  s  e  cor  Fayetteville 

and  Martin 
Batch  el  or  J  B  &   W   P,   e  s   Fayetteville  2  n  Yarbrough 

House 
Battle  &  Mordecai,  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 
Bledsoe  &  Bledsoe,  s  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin 
Busbee  W  M,  3  Mahler  building  opp  market  house 
Clark  Walter,  room  5  Bagley  building  s  e  cor  Fayetteville 

and  Martin 
Coke  Oct,  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Exchange  Place 
Cox  Wm  R,  room  1  Bagley  building  s  e  cor  Fayetteville 

and  Martin 


160  RALEIGH  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Fleming  J  H,  old  Sentinel  building  south  of  Court  Hou3 
Gilliam  &  Gatling,  s  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Davie 
Gray  &  Stamps,  4  Mahler  building  opp.'market|house  ':] 
Harris  J  C  L,  old  Sentinel  building  s  Court  House 
Haywood  A  W,  room  2  Bagley  building  s  e  cor  Fayetteville 

and  Martin 
Haywood  E  G,  s  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Lenoir 
Hinsdale  &  Devereux,  over  Citizens'  National  Bank,  n  e 

cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 
Jones  Armistead,  s  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin 
Lewis  A  M,  w  s  Fayetteville  1  s  court  house 
Lewis  B  B  Jr,  old  Sentinel  building  south  of  Court  House 
Lewis  R  G,  law  bldg  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Davie 
Mason  &  Devereux,  room  4  Bagley  bldg  s  e  cor  Fayetteville 

and  Martin 
Merrimou  &  Fuller,  e  s  Fayetteville  2  n  Cabarrus 
Montague  B  F,  s  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  market  square 
Pace  W  H,  room  3  Bagley  bldg  s  e  cor  Fayetteville  and 

Martin 
Reade,  Busbee  &  Busbee,  2  and  3  Mahler  bldg  opp  market 

house 
Ryan  S  G,  n  e  cor  Exchange  Place  and  Fayetteville 
Smedes  G  M,  e  s  Fayetteville  2  n  Yarbrough  House 
Snow  Geo  H,  s  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin 
Strong  Geo  V,  e  s  Fayetteville  2  n  Yarbrough  House 

Auction  and  Commission. 

Magnin  A,  e  s  Wilmington  1  s  Hargett 
Orr  R,  53  Wilmington 

Bakeries  and  Confectioneries. 

(See  also  Confectioneries.) 

Bragassa  J  A,  16  Fayetteville 

Farris  &  Bro,  opp  market  house 

Friel  C  J,  s  w  cor  Blount  and  Davie 

Simpson  Robert,  rear  w  s  Dawson  1  n  Cabarrus 

Sorrell  Mrs  Laura  W,  n  s  Cabarrus  1  e  Dawson 

Wallace  Wm  P,  s  w  cor  Blount  and  Davie 


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Banks  and  Bankers. 

(For  full  inforraation  see  Appendix.) 

Citizens'  National  Bank,  W  E  Anderson  'pres,  P  A  Wiley- 
cashier,  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 

Raleigh  National  Bank,  C  Dewey  pres,  E  G  Reade  vice  pres, 
John  C  Blake  cashier,  s  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Hargett 

State  National  Bank  of  Raleigh,  Mrs  M  C  Williams  pres, 
Samuel  C  White  cashier,  21  Fayetteville 

Barbers. 

Bro\yn  &  Sumner,  under  Raleigh  National  Bank 

Davis  &  Dunston,  south  basement  Raleigh  National  Bank 

Duuston  C,  \v  s  Wilmington  6  s  Hargett 

Hughes  H  I,  n  s  Martin  4  w  Blount 

Jeffreys  A,  National  Hotel 

Otey  W  G,  e  s  Fayetteville  2  s  Martin 

Reid  Burgess,  s  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin 

Baths. 

Otey  W  G,  e  s  Fayetteville  2  s  :Martin 

Billiards. 

Fraps  A  W,  Fayetteville  opp  market 
Joseph  T,  s  w  cor  Hargett  and  Salisbury 
Lee  T  F,  n  e  cor  Martin  and  Salisbury 
Union  Hall,  0  M  Roan  manager,  e  s  Wilmington  1  s  Har- 
gett 
Walker  P  C,  Yarbrough  House 

Blacksmith  and  Horseshoers. 

Cornebei  Charles,  n  w  cor  Davie  and  Salisbury 
Ford  Austin,  e  s  Wilmington  4  n  Haywood 
Foy  Isaac,  n  s  Lenoir  2  e  Person 
Green  Austin,  s  e  cor  Morgan  and  McDowell 
Haywood  A,  e  s  Wilmington  3  n  Hargett 


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Hill  J,  e  s  Wilmington  3  n  Hargett 
Jordan  J  C,  w  s  Person  1  s  Morgan 
Ligon  L,  s  w  cor  Hargett  and  Blount 
McMillan  W  G,  s  e  cor  Morgan  and  Blount 
Rayner  I,  s  w  cor  Hillsboro  and  Harrington 
Rogers  J  R,  w  s  McDowell  1  s  Morgan 
Thompson  J  D,  w  s  Bloodworth  3  n  Martin 
Williams  Albert,  s  e  cor  Morgan  and  McDowell 

Boarding  Houses. 

Andrews  Mrs  H,  n  w  cor  Hillsboro  and  Dawson 

Evans  Mrs  L,  n  e  cor  Edenton  and  McDowell 

Fentress'  Boarding  House,  15  Fayetteville 

Lowe  Mrs  W  M,  7  Fayetteville 

Montgomery  Mrs  S  H,  s  s  Martin  1  w  McDowell 

Stevens  Mrs  H,  s  w  cor  Newbern  av  and  Bloodworth 

Tompkins  Mrs  A  E,  s  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Cabarrus 

Book  Binders. 

Armstrong  J,  Bagley  bldg  s  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 
Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  53  Fayetteville  3d  floor 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 

Armstrong  J,  20  Fayetteville 
Branson  L,  15  Fayetteville 
Williams  Alfred  &  Co,  19  Fayetteville 

Boots,  Shoes  and  Hats. 

Heartt  C  D,  13  Fayetteville 
Heller  Bros,  31  Fayetteville 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 

Abrams  Chas,  e  s  Wilmington  7  s  Morgan 
Blum  P,  n  s  Davie  2  w  Swain 
Bryant  E,  e  s  Wilmington  4  s  Hargett 
Clemons  A,  s  s  Morgan  2  w  Salisbury 
Council  A  B,  cor  Fayetteville  and  Manly  av 


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Davis  H,  w  s  Salisbury  2  n  Martin 
Dobbin  R,  under  Citizens'  National  Bank 
Dunston  M  N,  n  e  cor  Cabarrus  and  McDowell 
Durham  W  H,  w  s  Harrington  1  s  Martin 
Francis  Peter,  cor  Fayetteville  and  Manly  av 
Gardner  &  Yarbrough,  n  s  Hargett  2  e  Wilmington 
Haywood  W  C,  s  s  Hillsboro  1  w  Harrington 
Horton  &  Hunter,  s  s  Hargett  2  e  Wilmington 
Howard  G  W,  n  s  Martin  2  w  Blount 
Jones  J  M,  n  s  Newbern  av  4  w  Swain 
McKoy  Wm  &  Neil,  s  w  cor  Cabarrus  and  Blount 
Smith  Lewis,  w  s  Salisbury  2  n  Davie 
Thompson  M,  w  s  Wilmington  3  s  Morgan 
Williams  S,  n  s  Davie  1  e  Bloodworth 
Willis  &  Pierce,  under  State  National  Bank 

Bottling  Works. 

Bill  M,  e  s  Lane  1  e  West 

Fraps  A  W,  w  s  Fayetteville  opp  market  house 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Manufacturers. 

Bowen  Thomas  A,  s  s  Hargett  6  e  Wilmington 
Eatman  W  R,  s  w  cor  McDowell  and  Morgan 
Evans  &  Martin,  n  w  cor  Blount  and  Morgan 
Harp  N  S,  s  s  Morgan  1  w  Blount 
Hollida  &  Hodesty,  e  s  Blount  1  n  Davie 
Jenkins  T  G,  n  w  cor  Hargett  and  Blount 
Lewis  Julius  &  Co,  n  s  Hargett  3  w  Swain 
Upchurch  Alfred,  n  s  Hargett  4  e  Wilmington 

China,  Glass  aud  dueensware. 

Law  F  G,  agt,  9  Fayetteville 

Cigar  Manufacturers. 

Gruendler  F,  Fayetteville  1  n  Yarbrough  House 

Leopold  Mrs  R,  59  Fayetteville 

O'Neil  &  Plumadore,  n  s  Martin  3  w  Fayetteville 


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City  Bill  Posters. 

Bryan  &  Mullen,  17  Fayetteville 

Clothiers. 

Andrews  R  B  &  Co,  27  Fayetteville 

Edwards  J  Q,  n  s  Hargett  3  e  Fayetteville 

Levy  F,  40  Fayetteville 

Rosenbaum  J  M,  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Hargett 

Rosenthal  L  &  Co,  50  and  54  Fayetteville 

Sloan  Geo  &  Co,  e  s  Fayetteville  3  s  Hargett 

Waitt  D  S  &  Bro,  52  Fayetteville 

Coal  and  Wood  Dealers. 

Harris  R  J,  bet  R  &  G  and  N  C  railroad  n  N  C  depot 
Jones,  Green  &  Powell,  47  Fayetteville 
Whitaker  J  D,  w  end  Hargett 

Confectioneries,  Fruits,  &c. 

Fentress  T  R  &  Son,  15  Fayetteville 
Goldman  George,  13  Hargett 
Gruendler  F,  1  n  Yarbrough  House 
Leopold  R,  59  Fayetteville 
Moseley  M  J  &  Co,  28  Fayetteville 
Royster  A  D  &  Bro,  46  Fayetteville 

Contractors  and  Builders. 

Allen  J  S  &  Co,  s  w  cor  Harrington  and  North 

Curtis  O  F,  w  end  Hargett 

Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  n  s  North  4  w  Dawson 

Kingsley  &  Ashley,  n  end  Halifax 

Payne  Bros,  n  end  Person 

Roles  R,  w  s  West  3  s  Morgan 

Cotton  Commission  Merchants. 

Adams  L,  Exchange  Place  5  w  Wilmington 
Adams  Len  H,  s  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin 


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Christophers  &  Sorrell,  4  Wilmington  opp  market 

Cooke  &  Wainwright,  s  s  Martin  1  e  Wilmington 

Dodd  W  H,  n  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin 

Faison  P  F,  e  s  Wilmington  5  s  Martin 

Joyner  J  D,  n  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin 

Kelly,  Purotby  &  Brewer,  s  s  Martin  4  e  Fayetteville 

Latta  &  Myatt,  Martin  and  Market  Exchange  2  w  Wilming. 

ton 
Leach  M  T  &  Co,  o  s  W^ilmington  3  n  Martin 
Lee  Ed  H,  n  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin 
McMackin  W  C,  s  s  Martin  3  e  Fayetteville 
Moore  &  Thompson,  e  s  Wilmington  4  s  Martin 
Norris  M  T  &  Co,  3  Exchange  Place  5  Martin 
Partin  B  K,  e  s  Wilmington  opp  market 
Pool  &  Moring,  2  Wilmington 
Rand  &  Barbee  Bros,  3  e  s  Wilmington  2  s  Martin 
Stronach  W  C  &  A  B,  4  Martin  and  6  market  square 
Stronach  &  Belo,  e  s  Wilmington  6  s  Martin 
Thomas  J  J,  €  s  Wilmington  3  s  Martin 
Williamson  &  Upchurch,  53  Fayetteville 

Cotton  Factors  and  Buyers, 

Baker  J  I,  s  s  Martin  3  e  Wilmington 
Dorrance  J  M,  s  s  Martin;3  e  Wilmington 
Johnson  C  E,  s  s  Martin  3  e  Fayetteville 
Lee  Ed  H,  n  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin 
Parker  &  Avera,  s  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin 

Cotton  Factory. 

Falls  of  Neuse  Manfr  Co,  G  Rosenthal  secty  and  treas,  fac- 
tory on  Haw  river  Alamance  county,  office  47  Fayette- 
ville 

Cotton   Gins. 

Hunnicutt  A,  s  s  Holleman  road  4  e  Bloodworth 


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Bentists. 

Crawford  &  Everitt,  Tucker  Hall  23i  Fayetteville 
Turner  V  E,  over  9  Fayetteville 

Dressmakers. 

Beasley  Mrs  R  A,  w  s  Blount  1  s  Martin 

Burt  Mrs  J  G,  n  e  cor  Morgan  and  Bloodworth 

Eatman  Mrs  Anna  0,  n  s  Hillsboro  2  w  McDowell 

Firth  Mrs  Carrie,  w  s  Salisbury  1  n  Hargett 

Lamson  Sarah,  e  s  Wilmington  7  s  Morgan 

Newsom  Bettie,  n  s  Cabarrus  2  e  Dawson 

Mrs  M  C  Meadows,  e  s  Person  3  n  Martin 

Rogers  Mrs  J  W,  e  s  Blount  2  n  Hargett 

Ray  Mrs  John  R,  s  s  Davie  1  w  Blount 

Scarlett  Mrs  Thomas,  n  w  cor  Bloodworth  and  Hargett 

Watts  Mrs  J  T,  w  s  Blount  1  n  Martin 

Yeargin  S  G  &  M  H,  e  s  Wilmington  1  s  Newbern  av 

Druggists. 

Heartt  F  H,  Fayetteville  opp  market  square 

Pescud,  Lee  &  Co,  14  Fayetteville  also  s  e  cor  Fayetteville 

and  Martin 
Simpson  Wm,  33  Fayetteville 
Williams  &  Haywood,  s  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Hargett 

Dry  Goods. 

Cheatham  J  A,  s  w  cor  market  square 

Creech  A,  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Hargett 

Edwards  J  Q,  n  s  Hargett  3  e  Fayetteville 

Freeman  S  J,  manager.  Exchange  Place  and  Martin  4  w 

Wilmington 
Gulley  J  P,  s  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Exchange  Place 
Levy  F,  40  Fayetteville 

Mann  W  B  &  Co,  n  s  Hargett  2  e  Fayetteville 
Parham  H  E,  s  e  cor  Blount  and  Martin 
Rosenthal  L&  Co, 50  and  54  Fayetteville,  also  n  s  Exchange 

Place  1  e  Fayetteville 
Sledge  T  D,  s  e  cor  Hargett  and  East 


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Sloan  Geo  &  Co,  e  s  Fayetteville  3  s  Hargett 
Tucker  W  H  &  R  S,  23  and  25  Fayetteville 
Waitt  1)  S  &  Bro,  52  Fayetteville 
Woollcott  W,  \v  s  \Vi4raington  4  s  Ilargett 
Yeargan,  Petty  &  Co,  30  Fayetteville 

Dying,  Scouring  and  Cleaning. 

Browder  D  H,  s  s  Morgan  3  w  Salisbury 
Kreth  A,  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Hargett 

Engines,  Machinery,  Etc. 

(See  also  Foundry  and  Machine  Shops). 

Allcott  W,  n  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Davie 

Express  Company. 

Southern  Express,  A  P  Bryan,   agt,  w  s  Fayetteville  2  a; 
Morgan 

Foundries  and  Machine  Shops. 

Allen  &  Cram,  n  e  cor  Davie  and  McDowell        • 
Cooper,  Newsom  &  Heartt,  n  w  cor  Hargett  and  West 

Furniture  and  Upholsterers. 

Morris  J  T,  s  e  cor  Davie  and  Fayetteville 

Morris  W  H,  3  Fayetteville,  also  e  s  Fayetteville  3  s  Martin 

Grain  and  Feed. 

Jones,  Green  &  Powell,  47  Fayetteville 
Osborn  Job,  w  s  West  nr  N  C  depot 

Groceries  and  Provisions. 

Adams  L,  Exchange  Place  5  w  Wilmington 
Adams  Len  H,  s  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Martin 
Alston  R  H,  s  s  Hargett  3  e  Wilmington 
Bates  Fleming,  e  s  Fayetteville  2  s  Market  square 
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168  RALEIGH  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Betts  &  King,  9  and  11  Hargett 

Bingham  B  L,  s  s  Martin  5  e  Fayetteville 

Brewer  Dennis,  s  s  Cabarrus  2  e  Blount 

Cheatham  J  A,  s  w  cor  Market  square- 

Creech  S  E,  s  s  Morgan  3  w  Salisbury 

Christophers  &  Sorrell,  4  Wilmington  opp  market 

Cooke  &  Wainwright,  s  s  Martin  1  e  Wilmington 

Dowell  H  J,  n  end  Person 

Edwards  M  D,  e  s  Wihnington  opo  market 

Ellis  D  J,  n  s  Hillsboro  1  w  West ' 

Eversfield  H  A,  s  w  cor  Davie  and  Haywood 

Freeman  S   J,  manager,  Exchange  Place  and  Martin  4  w 

Wilmington 
Goldman  Geo,  13  Hargett 
Goodwin  C  E  J,  n  w  cor  Dawson  and  Cabarrus 
Goodwin  W  H  J,  e  s  Wilmington  3  s  Hargett 
Grausman  M,  29  Fayetteville 
Hardin  E  J,  49  Fayetteville 
Hare  Warren  H,  s  s  Cabarrus  4  w  Dawson 
Harris  Wm  N,  s  s  Davie  e  limits 
Hill  F  B,  se  cor  Hargett  and  Wilmington 
Hogan  J  B,  n  w  cor  Blount  and  Martin 
Horton  D  B,  w  s  Salisbury  5  n  North 
Hunter  J,  s  e  cor  Cannon  and  Manly  av 
Johnson  E  A,  n  s  Martin  2  e  Person 
Johnson  &  Barber,  e  s  Wilmington  6  s  Hargett 
Johnson  &  Wiggs,  w  s  Wilmington  2  n  market 
Jolley  B  R,  s  s  Hillsboro  2  w  West 
Lancaster  W  H,  s  w  cor  Jones  and  Dawson 
Leach  M  T  &  Co,  e  s  Wilmington  3  n  Martin 
Mann  W  B  &  Co,  n  s  Hargett  2  e  Fayetteville 
Marcom  &  Alford,  n  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Hargett 
Monie  &  Towles,  w  s  Wilmington  3  n  market 
Parham  H  E,  s  e  cor  Blount  and  Martin 
Parham  R  E,  s  s  Martin  1  e  Blount 
Partin  B  K,  e  s  Wilmington  opp  market 
Peck  L  W,  n  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Morgan 
Pritchardife  Brooks,  s  w  cor  Hillsboro  and  Salisbury 
Reaves  H,  n  s  Martin  2  w  Bloodworth 
Redford  &  Arendell,  s  s  Hargett  1  e  Fayetteville 
Robinson  B  J,  n  s  Cabarrus  1  e  railroad 


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Sledge  Thomas  D,  s  e  cor  Hargettand  East 

Smith  R  C,  45  Wilmington 

Stronach  W  C  ct  A  B,  1  Fayetteville 

Tonnofiski  G  L,  cor  Fayetteville  and  N  C  R  R 

Upchurch  J  W,  n  s  Exchange  Place  3  w  Wilmington 

Upchurch  W  C,  n  s  Hargett  2  w  Wilmington 

Uzzle  R  S,  s  e  cor  Hillsboro  and  Harrington 

Vass  John  M,  s  w  cor  Dawson  and  South 

Watkins  S  J,  n  s  Cabarrus  3  e  railroad 

Weathers  C  H,  w  s  Blount  2  n  Davie 

Whitaker  E  A,  n  s  Cabarrus  5  e  railroad 

Williams  A  C,  n  s  Cabarrus  1  e  Blount 

Womble  L\)  &  W  R,  n  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Hargett 

Womble  R  H,  n  s  North  nr  R  &  G  Depot 

Womble  J  &  Son,  n  s  Hargett  4  e  Fayetteville 

Woodell  B  H,  s  s  Martin  2  e  Fayetteville 

Woodward  Bros,  s  w  cor  Hargett  and  Wilmington 

Woollcott  W,  w  s  Wilmington  3  s  Hargett 

Young  &  Bailey,  e  s  Wilmington  7  s  Morgan 

Groceries— Wholesale. 

Christophers  &  Sorrell,  e  s  Wilmington  opp  market  square 
Dodd  W  H,  n  e  cor  Wilmingtori  and  Martin 
Latta  &  Myatt,  Martin  and  Market  Exchange  2  w  Wilming- 
ton 
Leach  M  T  <fe  Co,  e  s  Wilmington  3  n  Martin 
Norris  M  T  &  Co,  3  Exchange  Place  and  5  Martin 
Partin  B  K,  e  s  Wilmington  opp  market 
Pool  &  Moring,  2  Wilmington 
Rand  &  Barbee  Bros,  e  s  Wilmington  2  s  Martin 
Stronach  W  C  &  A  B,  4  Martin  and  6  market  square 
"Williamson  &  Upchurch,  53  Fayetteville 
Wyatt  L  R,  e  s  Wilmington  opp  market 

Gun  and  Locksmiths. 

Bell  H,  c  s  Wilmington  5  n  Hargett 
King  &  Brockwell,  w  s  Salisbury  1  n  Martin 
Lumsden  J  C  S,  Fayettville  opp  market  house 
Smith  II  C,  w  s  Wilmington  2  s  Morgan 


170  RALEIGH  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Hardware  and  Cutlery. 

Brewster  J  C,  51  Fayette ville 

Briggs  T  H  &  Sons,  55  Fayetteville 

Lewis  J  &  Co,  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Exchange  Place 

Harness  and  Saddles. 

Hinton  L  B,  w  s  Wilmington  3  n  Hargett 
Hatchings  W  B,  s  s  Martin  1  e  Fayetteville 
WyattE  F  &  Son,  n  s  Martin  1  e  Wilmiagton 

Hides,  Leather,  Etc. 

Hayes  J  P,  s  s  Hargett  7  e  Wilmington 
Love  T  L,  w  s  Wilmington  6  s  Hargett 

Hotels. 

Central   Hotel,  Mrs  E  C   Beckwith   propr,  n  e  cor  Hargett 

and  Wilmington 
Cooke's  Hotel,  Samuel  P  Horton  propr,  s  e  cor  Wilmington 

and  Davie 
Cottage  Hotel,  L  P   Howard   propr,  n  e  cor  Dawson  and 

Davie 
Howell  House,  e  s  Blount  3  n  Hargett 
National  Hotel,  Street  &  Sou  proprs,  n  w  cor  Edenton  and 

Halifax 
Oak  City  Hotel,  Miles  Goodwin  &  Son  proprs,  s  w  cor  Mc- 
Dowell and  Hillsboro 
Tucker  House,  Simon  G  Haves  propr,  n  e  cor  Fayetteville 

and  Cabarrus 
Yarbrough  House,  G  W   Blacknall  propr,  e  s  Fayetteville 

opp  court  house 

Insurance  Agents. 

Cameron,  Hay  &  Co,. over  Ciiizous'  National  Bank 
Crow  W  H,  genl  agt  iEtna  Life,  over  49  Fayetteville 
Lawrence  &  Smith,  w  s  Fayetteville  3  n  Martin 
Pescud  P  F  &  Son,  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 


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Wait  S  D,  e  s  Fayetteville  3  s  Davie 

Wetherell  Wm  P,  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin  up  stairs 

Insurance  Companies — Fire. 

Columbus  Insurance  and  Banking  Company  of  Columbus, 
Miss,  Cameron,  Hay  &  Co  genl  agts,  over  Citizens'  Na- 
tional Bank 

Commercial  Union  of  London,  P  F  Pescud  <fe  Son  agts,  n  w 
cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 

Fire  Association  of  Phila,  P  F  Pescud  &  Son  agts,  n  w  cor 
Fayetteville  and  Martin 

Franklin  Ins  Co  of  Phila,  Cameron,  Hay  &  Co  agts,  over 
Citizens'  National  Bank 

Georgia  Home  Ins  Co  of  Columbus,  Ga,  P  F  Pescud  &  Son 
agts,  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 

Hartford  of  Hartford,  Conn,  Lawrence  &  Smith  agts,  w  s 
Fayetteville  3  n  Martin 

Home  of  New  York,  P  F  Pescud  &  Son  agts,  n  w  cor  Fay- 
etteville and  Martin 

Insurance  Co  of  North  America  of  Phila,  P  F  Pescud  & 
Son  agts,  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 

Lancashire  of  Manchester,  Lawrence  &  Smith  genl  agts,  w 
s  Fayetteville  3  n  Martin 

Liverpool  &  London  &  Globe  of  Liverpool  and  London, 
Cameron,  Hay  &  Co  genl  agts,  over  Citizens'  National 
Bank 

Lynchburg  Fire  Ins  Co  of  Lynchburg,  Va,  Lawrence  A 
Smith  genl  agts,  w  s  Fayetteville  3  n  Martin 

Merchants  &  Mechanics  of  Richmond,  Va,  W  H  Crow  agt, 
over  49  Fayetteville 

Niagara  Insurance  Co  of  New  York  City,  Cameron,  Hay  & 
Co  agts,  over  Citizens  National  Bank 

North  British  and  Mercantile  of  London  and  Edinburgh., 
Lawrence  &  Smith  agts,  w  s  Fayetteville  3  n  Martin 

Pamlico  Banking  and  Ins  Co  of  Tarboro,  N  C,  P  F  Pesc  ud 
&  Son  agts,  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 

Pamlico  Ins  Co  of  Tarboro,  N  C,  Came'ron,  Hay  &  Co  agts, 
over  Citizens'  National  Bank 

Petersburg  Savings  and  Ins  Co  of  Petersburg,  Va,  P  F  Pea- 
cud  &  Son  agts,  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 


172  RALEIGH  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Phoenix  of  Hartforr],  W  H  Crow  agt,  over  49  Fayetteville 
Queen  Fire  Ins  Co  of  Liverpool  and  London,  W  H  Crow 

agt,  over  49  Fayetteville 
Royal  Insurance  Co  of  Liverpool,  Cameron,  Hay  &  Co  agts, 

over  Citizens'  National  Bank 
Scottish  Commercial,  of  Glasgow,  Lawrence  &  Smith,  genl 

agts,  w  s  Fayetteville  3  n  Martin 
The  North  Carolina  Home  Ins  Co,  home  office  w  s  Fayette- 
ville 1  s  Hargett 
Westchester   of   New  York,  Lawrence  &  Smith  agts,  w  s 

Fayetteville  3  n  Martin 
Western  Assurance  Co,  of  Toronto,  Can,  Lawrence  &  Smith, 

genl  agents,  w  s  Fayetteville  3  n  Martin 
Watertown,  of  Watertown,  N  Y,  Lawrence  &  Smith,  genl 

agts,  w  s  Fayetteville  3  n  Martin 
Virginia  Fire  and  Marine,   of    Richmond,  Va,  Cameron, 

Hay  &  Co,  genl  agts,  over  Citizens'  National  Bank 
Virginia  Home,  of   Richmond,  Va,  Cameron,  Hay  &  Co, 

agts,  over  Citizens'  National  Bank 

Insurance  Companies — Life. 

iEtna  Life,  of  Hartford,  W  H  Crow]  genl  agt,  over  49  Fay- 
etteville 

Brooklyn  Life,  of  New  York,  A  W  Lawrence  genl  agt,  w  s 
Fayetteville  3  n  Martin 

Connecticut  Mutual  Life,  S  D  Wait  genl  agt,  e  s  Fayetteville 
3  s  Davie 

Equitable,  of  New  York,  P  F  Pescud  &  Son  agts,  n  w  cor 
Fayetteville  and  Martin 

John  Hancock  Mutual  Life,  of  Boston,  Mass,  T  T  Hay 
State  agent,  over  Citizens'  National  Bank 

Mutual  Life,  of  New  York,  P  F  Pescud,  Jr,  agt,  n  w  cor 
Fayetteville  and  Martin 

North  Carolina  State  Life,  F  H  Cameron,  pres,  W  E  Ander- 
son, vice  pres,  W  H  Hicks,  sec,  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and 
Martin 

Travelers,  of  Hartford,  W  P  Wetherell  agt,  n  w  cor  Fay- 
etteville and  Martin 


RALEIGH  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.  173 


Livery,  Feed  and  Sale  Stables 

Berr}'  H  D  &  Co,  s  s  Martin  4  e  Wilmington 
Harris  J  M,  s  s  Martin  3  o  Bluunt 
Lane,  Noble  &  Co,  e  s  Salisbury  1  n  Edenton 
O'Kelly  &  Baker,  w  s  Salisbury  1  s  Hargett 
Parham  H  E,  s  e  cor  Blount  and  Martin 
Peace  R  G,  n  e  cor  Cabarrus  and  Salisbury 
Wynne  G  W  &  Co,  s  s  Morgan  4  e  Wilmington 

Marble  Works. 

Cayton  &  Wolfe,  ss  Morgan  1  e  Blount 
Wliitelaw  &  Cauipbell,  w  s  Feyetteville  1  u  Davie 

Meat  Market. 

Bryant  T  N,  market  house 
Chavis  C,  market  house 
Chavis  T,  market  house 
Cole  A,  market  house 
Crawford  D  H,  market  house 
Crawford  Wm  R,  market  house 
Donaldson  T,  market  house 
Jones,  Atwater  &  Co,  market  house 
Kirkham  B,  market  house 
Perry  C,  market  house 
Smith  R  AV,  market  house 
Yearby  H,  market  house 
Yearby  W,  market  house 
Young  A,  market  house 

Merchant  Tailors. 

Kreth  J,  n  s  Martin  2  w  Fayetteville 
Loader  T  R,  n  s  Hargett  1  e  Fayetteville 
Weikel  C  &  Co,  26  Fayetteville 

Millinery  and  Fancy  Goods. 

Beasley  Mrs  R  A,  w  s  Blount  1  s  Martin 
Hardie  Mrs  M  A,  24  Fayetteville 


174  RALEIGH  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Lane  Mrs  W  T,  7  Fayetteville 

(Ettinger  Isaac,  48  Fayetteville 

Prendergast  M  A,  s  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Morgan 

Watts  Mrs  J  T,  w  s  Blount  1  n  Martin 

Newspapers. 

Biblical  Recorder,  Rev  C  T  Bailey  editor,  H  Hatcher  asso- 
ciate editor,  53  Fayetteville  3rd  floor 

Farmer  and  Mechanic  (weekly),  Shotwell  &  Dowd  editors 
and  proprs,  front  room  2d  floor  Mahler's  bldg  opp  mar- 
ket square 

Friend  and  Templar,  R  H  Whitaker  editor  and  propr,  s  e 
cor  Market  and  Fayetteville  3rd  floor  over  J  P  Gulley's 

Hale's  Weekly,  P  M  Hale  editor  and  propr,  53  Fayetteville 
2d  floor 

Journal  of  Industry,  (weekly),  0  Hunter  and  C  N  Hunter 
editors,  s  w  cor  Salisbury  and  Morgan 

North  Carolina  Farmer,  (monthly),  J  H  Enniss  pub,  w  s  Salis- 
bury 1  s  Jones 

North  Carolina  Republican,  Haywood  &  Turner  editors  and 
proprs,  e  s  Fayetteville  3  n  Martin 

Raleigh  Christian  Advocate,  Black  &,  Reid  editors,  pubs  and 
proprs,  15  Fayetteville 

Raleigh  Daily  and  Weekly  Observer,  S  A  Ashe  editor  and 
propr,  n  s  Martin  1  e  Fayetteville 

The  Evening  Visitor,  (daily  and  weekly),  Sentinel  bldg  s 
court  house 

The  Raleigh  News,  Geo  C  Jordan  editor  and  propr,  6  Martin 

The  African  Expositor,  (monthly).  Rev  H  M  Tupper,  F  N 
Roberts  and  E  H  Lipscomb  editors,  Shaw  University 

Oysters,  Fish  and   Game. 

Blake  &  Macon,  market  house 
Long  I,  market  house 
Long  J  A,  market  house 
Jolly  N,  s  s  Martin  2  e  Blount 

Painters. 

(House.  Sign  and  Ornamental.) 

Bullock  &  Thompson,  office  rear  Williams  &  Haywood's 
drus:  store 


T  K[  E  1 

Ralei^'h  Christian  Advocate, 

-  Xo.  15  Faye.tteville  Street,  i 

RALEIGH,  N.  C.  \ 

BLACK  &  REID,  Editors,  Publishers  and  Proprietors. 

The  Adrocate  has  the  largest  clrciilation  of  any  paper  publishetl  in 
North  Carolina  ;  its  paper  and  postage  bills  will  show  this.     Hence  it  is 

The  Best  Adveriising  Medium  in  the  State. 

It  is  tlie  ofticial  organ  of  the  Xorth  Carolina  Conference  of  the  M.  E. 
Ciiurch,  South,  and  is  the  only  medium  of  communication  for  about  sixty- 
five  thousand  Methodists  in  the  State.  It  has  a  large  circulation  in  all 
the  cities,  towns  and  villages  of  the  State,  as  well  as" an  extensive  circu- 
lation in  the  rural  districts.  It  numbers  among  its  readers  some  of  the 
most  influential  families  in  almost  cAery  community  in  North  Carolina.  , 
A  large  number  of  its  readers  take  no  other  paper. '  j 

Address, 

BLACK  &  RKII>,  Ralcij^li,  ^.  C. 


RALEIGH  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.  175 

House  S  V,  w  s  Wilmington  1  s  Morgan 
Parish  S  M,  n  s  Hargett  1  e  Wilmington 

Paper  Mills. 

Askew  W  F,  office  s  s  Martin  5  e  Fayetteville 

Photographers, 

Hunt  A  Theo,  over  19  Fayettevillo 
Murpliy  H,  12  Fayetteville 
Steward  G  W,  over  20  Fayetteville 

Physicians. 

Alston  J  W,  Simpson's  drug  store 
Baker  Wni,  n  w  cor  Cannon  and  West 
Dunn  J  B,  6  Mahler  bldg  opp  market  house 
Ellis  R  B,  e  s  Morgan  4  e  Blount 
Graham  G  W,  over  14  Fayetteville 
Haywood  F  J  Jr,  s  e  cor  Morgan  and  Salisbury 
Haywood  R  B,  n  w  cor  Blount  and  Edenton 
Haywood  &  Haywood,  n  e  cor  Newbern  av  and  Blount 
Hiues  P  E,  n  s  Edenton  1  w  Salisbury 
Jones  W  W,  over  20  Fay-etteville 
Knox  A  W,  over  20  Fayetteville 

Lewis  R  H  (eye,  ear  and  throat),  n  s  Martin  1  w  Fayette- 
ville 
Ijittle  Wm,  n  w  cor  Blount  and  Newbern  av 
McGee  J  W,  e  s  Dawson  1  n  Hargett 
McKee  J,  n  w  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 
Royster  W  I,  s  s  Morgan  1  e  Harrington 
Sexton  J  A,  e  s  Fayetteville  3  s  Davie 

Planing  Mills. 

Allen  J  S  &  Co,  s  w  cor  North  and  Harrington 
Briggs  Thomas  H,  w  s  West  1  s  Hargett 
Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  n  s  North  4  w  Dawson 
Kingsley  &  Ashley,  n  end  Halifax 
Roles  R,  w  s  West  3  s  Morgan 


176  RALEIGH  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Plumbers  and  Gas  Fitters. 

Merrill  S,  e  s  Fayetteville  3  s  Martin 

Stevenson  T  S,  w  s  Fayetteville  rear  Jones,  Green  &  Powell 

Printers. 

(Book  and  Job). 

Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co,  53  Fayetteville  3d  floor 
Terrell,  Booker  &  Co,  n  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Hargetfc 
Hampton  J  S,  6  Martin 

Uzzell  &  Wiley,  Bagley  bldg  s  e  cor  Fayetteville  and  Martin 
Whitaker  R  H,  over  s  e  cor  Exchange  Place  and  Fayette- 
ville 

Restaurants. 

Higgs  House,  Jacob  Higgs,  propr,  n  e  cor   Salisbury  and 

Hargett 
Jolley  Nathaniel,  s  s  Martin  2  e  Blount 
Joseph  T,  s  w  cor  Hargett  and  Salisbury 
Lee  T  F,  n  e  cor  Salisbury  and  Martin 
Mabry  W  T,  n  s  Hargett  5  e  Fayetteville 
Macon  T  B,  59  Fayetteville 

Saloons  and  Liquor  Dealers. 

Denton  N  V,  n  w  cor  Wilmington  and  Exchange  Place 
Forrest  J  M,  agt,  n  s  Exchange  Place  3  e  Fayetteville 
Forsythe  J  B  &  Co,  Exchange  Place  2  w  Wilmington 
Fraps  A  W,  w  s  Fayetteville  opp  market  house 
Gill  Z  W,  n  s  Exchange  Place  2  e  Fayetteville 
Goodwin  C  E  J,  n  w  cor  Dawson  and  Cabarrus 
Goodwin  W  H  J,  e  s  Wilmington  3  s  Hargett 
Grausman  M,  29  Fayetteville 
Jliggs  House,  Jacob   Higgs   propr,  n   e   cor   Salisbury  and 

Hargett 
Hill  F  B,  s  e  cor  Wilmington  and  Hargett 
Hill  T  Y,  s  s  Martin  5  w  Blount 
.Tohnson  &  Barber,  e  s  Wilmington  6  s  Hargett 
Jones  F,  n  e  cor  East  and  Davie 


RALEIGH  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.  177 


Joseph  T,  s  w  cor  Hargett  and  Salisbury 

Lawrence  &  Renfrew,  n  s  Excliani^^e   Place  4  e  Fayetleville 

Lee  T  F,  n  e  cor  Salisbury  and  Martin 

Mabry  W  T,  ii  s  Har^rett  5  e  Fayetteville 

Myers  H  E,  57  Fayetteville 

Parham  R  E,  s  s  Martin  1  e  Blount 

Perry  R  S,  e  s  Wilmini,^ton  2  s  Hargelt 

Sorrell  J  M,  e  s  Wilmington  opp  market 

Taylor  J  S,3U  PXyetteville 

Taylor  L  D,  e  s  Wilmington  5  s  Hargett 

Tonnoffski  G  L,  cor  Fayetteville  and  N  C  R  R 

Union  Plall,  A  J  Haywood  manager,  e  s  Wilmington  1  s 

Hargett 
Upchurch  W  D,  Wilmington  opp  market 
Walker  P  C,  Yarbrough  House 
Whitehead  L  D  H,  w  s  Wilmington  5  s  Hargett 
Womble  R  H,  n  s  North  nr  R  &  G  depot 

Sash,  Doors  and  Blinds. 

Allen  J  S  &  Co,  s  w  cor  North  and  Harrington 

Briggs  T  H,  w  s  West  1  s  Hargett 

Ellington,  Royster  &  Co,  n  s  North  4  w  Dawson 

Kingsley  &  Ashley,  n  end  Halifax 

Roles  R,  w  s  West  3  s  Morgan 

Sewing-  Machines. 

Branson  L  (New  American),  15  Fayetteville 

Howe  Sewing  Machine,  J  C   Brewster,  agt,  51  Fayetteville 

New  Home.  J  L  Stone,  State  agt,  18  Fayetteville 

Nichols  A  W  (Victor),  15  Fayetteville 

Singer  Mnfg  Co,  F  Sievers,  manager,  12  Fayetteville 

Wheeler  &  Wilson,  11  Fayetteville 

Shirt    Factory. 

Levy's,  F  Levy  propr,  40  Fayetteville 

Steam  Boiler  Works. 
Mitchell  R  N,  w  s  West  opp  Martin 


178  RALEIGH  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Stoves  and  Tinware. 

Brewster  J  C,  51  Fayetteville 

Briggs  T  H  &  Sons,  55  Fayetteville 

Lewis  Julius  &  Co,  n  e  cor  Exchange  Place  and  Fayetteville 

Lumsden  J  C  S,  Fayetteville  opp  market  house 

Tailors  and  Repairers. 

Backes  Louis,  n  s  Hargett  1  e  Wilmington 
Dennis  J  C,  s  s  Davie  2  w  Blount 

Telegraph  Company, 

Western  Union  Telegraph  office  and  Telephone  Exchange, 
B  W  Starke,  manager,  w  s  Fayetteville  1  n  Martin 

Undertakers. 

Austin  &  Moore,  e  s  Salisbury  2  s  Morgan 
Brown  H  J,  e  s  Dawson  1  s  Morgan 
Hayncs  E  D,  w  s  Fayetteville  1  n  Davie 
Lockhart  H,  e  s  Blount  1  s  Davie 
Lockhart  &  Fields,  e  s  Salisbury  2  n  Hargett 

Vegetables,  etc. 

Barnhill  A  T,  market  house 
Hawkins  G  W,  market  house 
Hiler  B,  market  house 
Hoover  C  W,  market  iiouse 
Iredell  W,  market  house 
Manly  E,  market  house 
Petty  J,  market  house 
Rix  V,  market  house 

Veterinary  Surgeon. 

McMillan  Wm  G,  s  e  cor  Blount  and  Morgan 

Wall  Paper  and  Window  Shades. 

Clawson  C  C,  10  Fayetteville 


RALEIGH  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


179 


Watches,  Clocks  and  Jewelry. 

Cole  J  W,  s  s  market  square  1  e  Fayetteville 

Duhamel  V,  op])  market  bouse 

Fasnach  Edward,  w  s  Fayetteville  3  s  Morgan 

Gardner  J  C,  w  s  Wilmington  6  s  Hargett 

Mahler  H,  Fayetteville  opp  market  square 

Palmer  J  C,  5  Fayetteville 

Taylor  J  S,  11  Fayetteville 


INDIANA   HOUSE, 


GIDEON  RYMAN.  Propr. 

Open  Day  and  Night.     One  hundred 
and  tiventy-ftve  Rooms. 

TERMS :    $1.50  Per  Day.      MEALS   40   Cents. 


KEEPS  A 

FIRST  GLASS  BAR  AND  RESTAURANT. 

Open  All  Hours. 

Martin  bet.  Wilmington  and  Blount. 

ArcMtects  and  Builders, 

AND    PROPRIETORS    OP 

RALEIGH  LDIBER  YARD  &  PLANING  ILLS. 

Mills  and  Yard  on  R.  &  G.  R.  R.,  near  Peace 
Institute, 

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A    WEEKLY    NEWSPAPER,    PUBLISHED 

AT  HENDERSON. 

Devoted  to  the  industrial  development  and  commercial 
interests  of  North  Carolina, 

RUFTJS  AMIS,  Editor  and  Propr. 


STEWART'S  NEW  YORK  COPYING  HOUSE. 

RALEIGH,  N.  C. 

j|@^  The  only  copying  Gallery  in  the  State.  Large  or 
small  pictures  can  be  made  from  the  smallest  case  or  card. 
8x10  copy  $1.50.  Copy  8x10  India  Ink  $2.50.  8  Card 
Photographs  $1.00  Pictures  can  be  sent  by  mail  with 
safety.  GEO.  W.  STEWART. 


APPENDIX. 


CITY  GOVERNMENT  OF  RALEIGH. 

B  C  MANLY,  Mayor 

Chief  of  Police— J  W  Lee 

Clerk— C  W  Lambeth 

Treasurer — Leo  D  Heartt 

Auditor— C  C  Crow 

Attorney — F  H  Busbee 

Streel  Cominissioner — WN  Andrews 

Tax  Collector — A  D  Royster 

BOARD    OF    ALDERMEN. 

First  Ward— J  H  McAllister,  Dr  James  McKec  and  Alfred 

Upchurch 
Second  Ward— J  W  Watson,  Virgil  Rix  and   C  W    Hoover 
Third  Ward— R   H   Battle,  J   C   Blake,   M   T   Loach,  J  A 

Cheatham  and  G  Rosenthal 
Fourth  Ward — N  Dunston.  A  Magnin  and  J  H  Jones 
Fifth  Ward — J  A  Brings,  P  C  Fleming  and  J  H  Green 
The  Board  of  Aldermen  meet  at  the  Mayor's  office  the  first 

Friday  night  in  every  month 

STANDING  COMMITTEES, 

Finance — J  C  Blake,  G  Rosenthal,  J  A  Briggs,  N  Dunston 
and  C  W  Hoover 

Street— J  H  McAllister,  R  H  Battle,  J  H  Green,  J  W  Wat- 
son and  J  H  Jones 

Light — P  C  Fleming,  J  A  Cheatham,  A  Upchurch  and 
Virgil  Rix 

FIRE    COMMISSIONERS. 

Dr  T  D  Hogg,  W  G  Upchurch,  Rev  H  M  Tupper  and  J  C 
S  Lumsden 


182  APPENDIX. 


WAKE  COUNTY  GOVERNMENT. 

COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

C'lerk  Superior  Court  and  Probate  Judge — C  D  Upchurch 

Deputy  Clerk  Superior  Court — D  Reid  Upchurch 

Sheriff— J  J  Nowell 

Deputy  Sheriffs— J  R  Nowell,  J  A  Rogers,  L  W  Hood 

Treasurer — J  B  Neath ery 

Coroner — W  R  Richardson 

Register  of  Deeds — W  W  White,  who  is  ex  officio  clerk  of 

County  Commissioners 
Clerk  in  office  Register  of  Deeds — S  L  Riddle 
County  Commissioners — W  R  Poole,  chairman,  S  'J  Allen, 

M  H  Brown,  W  Jinks,  A  G  Jones 
The  County  Commissioners  meet  on  the  first   Monday  in 

each  month 
The  Superior  Court  will  be  held  in  1880  as  follows:  Jan  5, 

Feb  9,  June  29  and  Aug  11,  each  for  three  weeks 


JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 
barton's  creek. 


Justices— M  H  Ellen,  R  D  Honeycutt  R  M  Jones 
Constable — J  R  Nipper 


buckhorn. 


Justices — LB  Seagraves,   W  B  Jones.  G  B   Aiford,  M  B 
Royster 


CARY. 

Justices— J  P  H  Adams,  C  H  Clark,  J  R  Page.  P  A  Sorrel  1 
Constable — Kinion  Jones 

cedar  fork. 

Justices — Hiram  Weatherspoon,  R  O'Bryant,  T  0  Sears,  A 

M  Adams 
Constable— A  S  Pollard 

house's  creek. 

Justices — J  D  Hayes,  B  A  Perry,  W  R  Perry 
Constable — Daniel  Jackson 


APPENDIX.  183 


LITTLE    RIVER. 


Justices— P  P  Pace,  E  T  Jones,  M  Whitley 
Constable — S  C  Chamblee 


MARK  S    CREEK. 


Justices — H  A  Rhodes,  Joseph  Blake,  John  W  Smith 
Constable — H  W  Rhodes 


MIDDLE   CREEK. 


Justices — D  C  Adams,  J  M  Jones,  J  B  Ballentine 
Constable— M  G  Utley 


NEUSE     RIVER. 


Justices — John  J  Dunn,  L  M  Green,  R  W  Jeffreys 
Constable — S  R  Jeffreys 


NEW     LIGHT. 


Justices — H  C  Ray,  J  0  Harrison,  W  J  Ward 
Constable — A  B  Lassiter 

OAK   GROVE. 

Justices— W  H  Gullie,  J  T  Nichols,  S  J  Allen 
Constable— S  B  Ferrell 

PANTHER  BRANCH. 

Justices — C  E  McCullers,  J  Adams,  S  D  Williams 

RALEIGH. 

Justices— Z  T  Broughton.  C  D  Heartt,  L  G  Bagley,  C  R 
Root,  M  B  Barbee,  J  T  Watts,  W  G  Briggs,  B  C  Manly, 
R  W  Best,  A  Magnin,  R  G  Dunn,  M  Grausman,  W  I> 
Haywood,  J  C  S  Lumsden,  J  R  Oneill,  J  D  PuUen 

Constable— W  V  Clifton 

ST.   MARY's. 

Justices— W  N  Snelling,  W  R  Poole,  T  J  Johns 
ST.  Matthew's. 

Justices — N  W  Poole,  J  R  Rogers,  J  H  Temple 
Constable — B  B  buffalo 
10 


184  APPENDIX. 


SWIFT     CREEK. 


Justices — T  J  Woodall,  J  B  Strain,  L  D  Stevenson 
Constable— W  H  Utley 


WAKE     FOREST 


Justices — W  C  Brewer,  E  E  Gill,  D  A  Carver,  J  M  Fleming, 
H  T  Jones,  H  Watkins 


WHITE    OAK. 


Justices — G  G  Maynard,  A  C  Council,  A  N  Betts,  R  Barbee 
Constable — G  A  Upchurcli 


Townships  and  Voting  Precincts  in  Wake  County. 

Barton's  Creek — Hutchison's  Store 

Buckhorn — New  Hill 

Oary — Cary 

Cedar  Fork— Pollard's  Store 

House's  Creek — Hayes'  Store 

Little  River — Wakefield 

Mark's  Creek — Eagle  Rock 

Middle  Creek — Barney  Jones' 

Neuse  River — Dunnsville 

New  Light — Law's  Store 

Oak  Grove — Dayton  Academy 

Panther  Branch — Township  House 

Haleigh — Outside  Corporate   Limits,   Court   House;    First 

Ward — Baptist  Grove  ;  Second  Ward — Jenkins'  Shop ; 

Third  Ward — Court  House  ;  Fourth  Ward — Dunston's 

Shop ;  Fifth  Ward— Uzzle's  Store 
Rolesville — Fleming's  Store 
St  Mary's — Auburn 
St  Matthews' — Milburnie 
Swift  Creek — Franklin's 
Wake  Forest — Town  of  Forestville 
White  Oak — Apex 


APPENDIX.  185 


GOVERNMENT  OF  NORTH  CAROLINA. 

T  J  JARVIS,  of  Pitt,  Governor,  salary  $3,500 

J  L  Robinson,  of  Macon,  Lieutenant  Governor  and  Speaker 

of  the  Senate 
L  S  Overman,  of  Rowan,  private  secretary  to  the  Governor, 

salary  $500  and  fees 
W  L  Saunders,  of  Wake,  Secretary  of  State,  salary  $2,000 
G  L  Dudley,  of  New  Hanover,  chief  clerk,  salary  $1,000 
John  M  Worth  of  Randolph,  Treasurer,  salary  $3,000 
Donald  W  Bain  of  Wake,  Chief  Clerk,  salary  $1,500 
Thomas  C  Worth  of  Randolph,  Teller,  salary  $740 
Samuel  L  Love  of  Haywood,  Auditor,  salary  $1,500 
Andrew  J  Partin  of  Wake,  Chief  Clerk,  salary  $1,000 
John  C  Scarborough  of  Johnston,  Superintendent  of  Public 

Instruction,  salary  $1,500 
Jolinston  Jones  of  Burke,  Adjutant  General,  salary  $300 
Thomas  S  Kena*n  of  Wilson,  Attornc}^  General,  salary  $1,000 
W  C  Kerr  of  Wake,  State  Geologist,  salary  $2,000.     Paid  by 

Agricultural  Department 
Sherwood  Haywood  of  Wake,  Librarian,  salary  $400 
J  McL  Turner  of  Rowan,  Keeper  of  Ca23itol,  salary  $750 

governor's  council. 

The  Secretary  of  State,  Treasurer,  Auditor  and  Superinten- 
dent of  Public  Instruction 

STATE   BOARD   OF   EDUCATION. 

The  Governor,  Lieutenant  Governor,  Secretary  of  State, 
Treasurer,  Auditor,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruc- 
tion and  Attorney  General 

SUPREME   COURT. 

William  N  H  Smith  of  Wake,  Chief  Justice;  Thos  S  Ashe 
of  Anson,  and  John  H  Dillard  of  Guilford,  Associate 
Justices;  salaries  of  Chief  Justice  and  Associate  Jus- 
tices $2,500 

Thos  S  Kenan  of  Wilson,  AttvGenl  and  Rep;  salary  $2,000 

W  H  Bagley  of  Wake,  Clerk ;"  salary  $300  and  fees 

R  H  Bradley  of  Wake,  Marshal 

The  Supreme  Court  meets  in  Raleigh  on  the  first  Monday 
in  January  and  June 


186  APPENDIX. 


JUDGES  AND  SOLICITORS. 

Judges — 1st  Judicial  District,  Mills  L  Eure;  2nd,  Augustus 
S  Seymour;  3rd,  Allmand  A  McKoy;  4th,  Ralph  P 
Buxton;  5th,  John  A  Gilmer;  6th,  David  Schenck;  7th, 
Jesse  F  Graves;  8th,  Alphonso  C  Avery;  9th,  James  C 
L  Gudger 

Solicitors — 1st  District,  Cyrus  W  Grandy;  2nd,  John  H  Col- 
lins; 3rd,  Swift  Galloway;  4th,  John  D  Mclver;  5th, 
Fred  N  Strudwick;  6tli,  William  J  Montgomery;  7th, 
Joseph  Dobson;  8th,  Joseph  S  Adams;  9th,  Garland  S 
Furguson 

SUPERIOR   COURTS   OP    NORTH   CAROLINA — 1880. 

First  Judicial  District — Currituck,  March  1st,  Sept  6th  ; 
Camden,  March  8th, Sept  13th ;  Pasquotank,  March  15th, 
Sept  20th  ;  Perquimans,  March  22d,  Sept  27th  ;  Chowan, 
March  29th,  Oct  4th;  Gates,  April  5th,  Oct  11th;  Hert- 
ford, April  12th,  Oct  18th  ;  Washington,  April  19th, 
Oct  25th;  Tyrrell,  April  26th, Nov  1st;  Dare,  May  3rd, 
Nov.  8th;  Hyde,  May  10th,  Nov  15th;  Pamlico,  May 
17th,  Nov  22d  ;  Beaufort,  May  24th,  Nov  29th  ;  Martin, 
May  31st,  Dec.  6th 

Second  Judicial  District — Wake,  Jany  5th,  Feb  9th,  June 
28th,  Aug  9th  ;  Warren,  March  1st,  Sept  6th;  Halifax, 
March  15th,  Sept  20th  ;  Northampton,  March  22d,  Sept 
27th;  Edgecombe,  April  r2th,  Oct  ISth;  Bertie,  April 
26th,  Nov  1st ;  Craven  May  24th,  Nov  29th 

Third  Judicial  District— Nash,  Feb  23d,  Aug  30th  ;  Wilson, 
March  8th,  Sept  13th  ;  Pitt,  March  15th,  Sept  20th  ; 
Green,  March  29th,  Oct  4th ;  Wayne,  April  5th,  Oct 
11th ;  Lenoir,  April  19th,  Oct  25th  ;  Jones,  April  26th, 
Nov  1st ;  Carteret,  May  3d,  Nov  8th  ;  Onslow,  May  10th, 
Nov  15th ;  Duplin,  May  17th,  Nov  22nd  ;  Sampson  May 
24th,  Nov  26th ;  New  Hanover,  May  31st,  Dec  6th ; 
Pender,  June  14th,  Dec  20th 

Fourth  Judicial  District— INIoo re,  Feb  24th,  Aug  2d;  Harnett, 
Feb  16th,  Aug  16th ;  Cumberland,  March  1st,  Aug  30th  ; 
Bladen,  Mar  27th,  Sept  29th;  Columbus,  Apl  5th,  Oct  4th; 
Brunswick,  April  l9th,  Oct  18th ;  Johnston,  April  26th, 
Oct  25th  ;  Robeson,  March  10th,  Nov  8th  ;  Anson,  May 
24th,  Nov  29th ;  Richmond,  June  7th,  Dec  13th 


APPENDIX.  187 


Fifth  Judicial  District — Alamance,  Feb  IGth,  Aug  23d; 
Randolph,  Feb  23d,  Aug  30th  ;  Guilford,  March  1st, 
Sept  Gth;  Chatiiara,  March  8th,  Sept  13th  ;  Orange, 
March  29th,  Oct  4th  ;  Granville,  April  12lh,  Oct  18th  ; 
Franklin,  April  2()th,  Nov  1st;  Person,  May  10th,  Nov 
15th  ;  Caswell,  Mav  17th,  Nov  22d  ;  Rockingham,  May 
24th,  Nov  29ih 

Sixth  Judicial  District— Mecklenburg,  Feb  23d,  Aug  30th  ; 
Cabarrus,  March  15th,  Sept  20th  ;  Stanly,  March  22nd, 
Sept  27th  ;  Montgomery,  March  29th,  Oct  4th  ;  Union, 
April  5th,  Oct  11th;  Lincoln,  April  19th,  Oct  25th; 
Gaston,  April  26th,  Nov  1st;  Cleaveland,  May  3rd, 
Nov  8th  ;  Rutherford,  May  10th,  Nov  15th  ;  Polk,  May 
17th,  Nov  22d 

Seventh  Judicial  District — Davidson,  March  1st,  Sept  Gth  ; 
Davie,  March  15th,  Sept  20th  ;  Yadkin,  March  22d,Sept 
27th ;  Wilkes,  March  29th,  Oct  4th ;  Alleghany,  April 
12th,  Oct  18th;  Surry,  April  19th,  Oct  2oth ;  Stokes, 
May  3rd,  Nov  8th;  Forsyth,  May  10th,  Nov'ber  15th; 
Rowan,  May  24th,  Nov  29th 

Eighth  Judicial  District— Catawba,  Feb  [23d,  Aug  30th; 
Burke,  March  8th,  Sept  13th ;  McDowell,  March  22d, 
Sept  27th  ;  Yancey,  April  5th,  Oct  11th  ;  Mitchell,  April 
19th,  Oct  25th ;  Watauga,  May  3rd,  Nov  8tli ;  Ashe,  May 
17th,  Nov  22d  ;  Caldwell,  May  24th,  Nov  29th;  Alex- 
ander, May  31st,  Dec  Gth  ;  Iredell,  June  7th,  Dec  13th 

Ninth  Judicial  District — Buncombe,  Mar  8th,  Aug  9th  ;  Mad- 
ison, Mar  29th,  Aug  30th ;  Henderson,  Ap'l  5th, Sept  Gth ; 
Transylvania,  April  12tfe,  Sept  13th;  Haywood,  April 
19th,  Sept  20th;  Jackson,  April  26th,  Sept  27th;  Macon, 
May  3rd,  Oct  4th  ;  Clay,  May  10th,  Oct  11th  ;  Graham, 
May  24th,  Oct  25tli ;  Swain,  May  31st,  Nov  1st 

UNITED    STATES   COURTS. 

The  stated  terms  of  the  United  States  Circuit  District  Courts 
are  as  follows: 

United  States  District  Court — Eastern  District  of  North  Car- 
olina, held  in  Raleigh  on  the  first  Monday  in  June  and 
last  Monday  in  November 

H  L  Bond,  Circuit  Court  Judge,  residence  Baltimore,  Md 


188  APPENDIX. 


Geo  W  Brooks,  District  Court  Judge,  Eastern  District  of  N 
C,  residence  Elizabetli  City 

John  W  Albertson,  District  Attorney,  office  Raleigh 

Joshua  B  Hill,  U  S  Marshal,  office  Kalei;j;h 

N  J  Riddick,  Circuit  Court  Clerk,  office  Raleigh 

Eastern  District  Courts — Elizabeth  City,  third  Monday  in 
April  and  October,  W  J  Griffin,  Clerk  ;  Newborn,  fourth 
Monday  in  April  and  October,  George  E  Tinker,  Clerk  ; 
Wilmington,  first  Monday  after  the  fourth  Monday  in 
April  aud  October,  Wm  Larkins,  Clerk 

U  S  Circuit  Court,  Western  District — H  L  Bond,U  S  Circuit 
Court  Judge ;  Robt  P  Dick,  U  S  District  Judge  ;  Robt 
M  Douglas,  U  S  Marshal ;  Greensboro,  first  Monday  in 
April  and  October,  John  W  Payne,  Clerk ;  Statesville, 
third  Monday  in  April  and  October,  H  C  Cowles,  Clerk; 
Asheville,  first  Monday  after  the  fourth  Monday  in 
April  and  October,  J  E  Reid,  Clerk;  VS  Lusk,  U  S 
District  Attorney,  W  S  Ball  Asst  District  Attorney 

Circuit  and  District  Courts  in  the  Western  District  are  held 
at  the  same  time 


The  North   Carolina  Institution  for  the  Deaf,  Dumb 
and  the  Blind. 

Officers — Hezekiah  A  Gudger,  Principal;  L  E  Heartt,  Treas- 
urer ;  Everard  Hall,  Steward 

Board  of  Directors — R  S  Tucker,  President,  Thos  D  Hogg, 
Chas  D  Heartt,  John  R  Williams,  J  J  Litchford,  L  D 
Stephenson,  Jas  M  Betts 

North  Carolina  Insane  Asylum. 

Situated  in  the  vicinity  of  Raleigh ;  will  accommodate  220 
patients 

Officers — Dr  Eugene  Grissom,  Superintendent;  Dr  F  T 
Fuller,  Assistant  Physician ;  J  H  Moore,  Steward  ;  Mrs 
Mary  A  Lawrence,  Matron  ;  P  M  Wilson,  Clerk  of  the 
Board  of  Directors ;  James  S  West,  Engineer 

Board  of  Directors — Dr  E  Burke  Haywood  of  Wake,  Presi- 
dent, Julius  Lewis  of  Wake,  J  S  Amis  of  Granville,  J 
G  Burr  of  New  Hanover,  C  Dowd  of  Mecklenburg,  J  T 


APPENDIX.  189 


Leach  of  Johnston,  Alex  M  McPheeters  of  Wake,  S  G 
Ward  of  Warren,  B  Craven  of  Randolph.  Time  of  an- 
nual meeting  of  the  Board,  first  Wednesday  in  Novem- 
ber in  each  year 

State  Penitentiary. 

Board  of  Directors— E  R  Stamps,  Tlios  H  Briggs  of  Wake, 
Geo  WThom{)Son  of  Chatham,  Geo  S  Cole  of  Moore,  0 
G  Yates  of  Guilford 

Ofiicers— W  J  Hicks,  Architect;  J S  Marsh,  Deputy  Warden  ; 
D  C  Murray,  Steward  ;  Dr  Wm  Little,  Pliysiciau 

State  Agricultui'al  Society. 

Annual  exhibition  and  meeting  of  society  in  October,  at 

Raleigh 
President — Thos  M  Holt,  of  Orange 
Permanent  Vice  Presidents — Hon  Kemp  P  Battle,  Orange; 

Capt  J  S  Dancy,  Edgecombe;  Hon  E  H  Smith,  Halifax 
Treasurer— P  A  Wiley,  Raleigh 
Secretary — C  B  Denson,  Chatham  ;  office  Raleigh 

State  Board  of  Agriculture. 

Thomas  J  Jarvis,  Governor,  ex  officio  Chairman;  Col  T  M 
Holt,  ex  officio  president  State  Agricultural  Society; 
Col  Wm  M  Cheek,  ex  officio  Master  of  State  Grange 
Patrons  of  Husbandry;  Kemp  P  Battle,  LL  D,  ex 
officio  President  of  State  University;  Prof  W  C  Kerr, 
ex  officio  State  Geologist;  Capt  Jas  R  Thigpen,  Edge- 
combe, and  Maj  Jonathan  Evans,  of  Cumberland 


SECRET  AND  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETIES. 

Masonic. 

Hiram  Lodge  No  40— meets  third  Mondav  in  every  month; 
J  C  R  Little,  W  M,  Phillip  Thiem,  Sec 

Wm  G  Hill  Lodge  No  218 — .Meets  second  and  fourth  Mon- 
days in  every  month;  B  C  Manly,  W  M,  W  P  Weth- 
erell.  Sec 


190  APPENDIX. 


Raleigh  Chapter  No  10 — Meets  third  Tuesday  in  every 
month  ;  J  B  Neathery,  H  P,  D  W  Bain,  Sec 

Enoch  Council  No  5 — Meets  first  Monday  in  every  month  ; 
John  Nichols,  T  I  M,  W  P  Wetherell,  Rec 

Grand  Lodge  of  A  F  and  A  M,  Wm  R  Cox.  G  M,  Raleigh ; 
D  W  Bain,  G  S,  Raleigh;  meets  in  Raleigh  second 
Tuesday  in  December,  annually 

Grand  Chapter  of  Royal  Arch  Masons,  C  M  Van  Orsdell,  G 
H  P,  Wilmington ;  D  W  Bain,  G  S,  Raleigh;  meets 
annually  in  different  parts  of  the  State  ;  time  of  meet- 
ing, Tuesday  next  preceding  the  first  Monday  in  June 

Grand  Council  of  Royal  and  Select  Masters,  S  E  Allen,  G 
M,  Winston  ;  D  W  Bain,  G  R,  Raleigh  ;  meets  at  the 
same  place  of  the  Grand  Chapter  during  that  week 

COLORED. 

Widow's  Son  No  4 — Meets  first  and  third  Mondays  in  every 
month;  WF  Debnam,  Master;  A  J  Haywood,  SW^ 
A  W  Curtis,  J  W ;  S  Ellison,  Sec 

Excelsior  Lodge  No  21 — Meets  second  and  fourth  Mondays 
in  every  month  ;  Wm  Mitchell,  Master  ;  M  Thompson, 
S  W ;  S  J  Green,  J  W ;  M  N  Dunston,  Sec 

Odd  Fellows. 

Seaton  Gales  Lodge  No  64 — Meets  Thursdav  night  of  every 
week;  J  M  Broughtou,  N  G;  W  H  Cole,  V  G;  Phillip 
Thiem,  R  S ;  J  G  Brown,  Treas ;  W  T  Utley,  P  S 

Manteo  Lodge  No  8 — Meets  Tuesday  night  of  ever}''  week  ; 
Wayne  Allcott,  N  G ;  Ernest  Selz,  V  G;  J  C  Birdsong, 
R  S ;  T  W  Blake,  Treas ;  T  L  Love,  P  S 

McKee  Encampment — Meets  second  and  fourth  Fridavs  in 
every  month  ;  W  Allcott,  C  P;  B  H  Woodell,  S ;  W  C 
McMackin,  S  W ;  W  Woollcott,  J  W  ;  W  B  Hutchings, 
HP;  AW  Fraps,  Treas 

ADDRESS   OP   OFFICERS   OF   THE    R    W   GRAND    LODGE   OF   N   C. 

Most  Worthy   Grand   Master — LeRoy   G   Bagley,  Manteo 

Lodge,  No  8,  Raleigh 
Right  Worthy  Deputy  Grand   Master — Rev  N  M  Jurney, 

Centennial  Lodge,  No  90,  Trinity  College 


APPENDIX.  191 


Right  Worthy  Grand  Warden— J  L  Dudley,  Orion  Lodge, 

No  G7,  Wilmington 
Right  Wortiiy  Grand    Secretary— J   J   Litchford,  Manteo 

Lodge,  No  8,  Raleigh 
Right  Worthy  Grand  Treasurer — Richard  J  Jones,  Cape 

Fear  Lodge,  No  2,  Wilmington 
R  W  G  Representatives  to  the  Grand  Lodge  U  S— Wm  H 

Bagley,  Seaton  Gales  Lodge,  No  G4,  Raleigh  ;  Richard 

J  Jones,  Cape  Fear  Lodge,  No  2,  Wilmington 
Worthy  Grand  Chaplain— W  T  Hollowell,  Neuse  Lodge, 

No  6,  Goldsboro 
Worthy  Grand  Marshal— J  F  Payne,  Stonewall  Lodge,  No 

99,  Monroe 
Worthy  Grand  Conductor — J  H  Roberts,  Cross  Creek  Lodge, 

No  4,  Fayetteville 
Worthy  Grand  Guardian— John  H  Shultz,  Salem  Lodge, 

No  36,  Salem 
Worthy  Grand  Herald— Henry  Porter,  Manteo  Lodge,  No 

8,  Raleigh 


COLORED. 


Grand  United  OOF,  Virtue  Lodge,  No  1616— Meets  third 
and  fourth  Tuesflavs  in  every  month ;  J  H  Rhodes,  N 
G ;  W  H  Scott,  P  N  F ;  C  A  Harrison,  N  F ;  A  J  Byrd, 
PNG;  JE  Williams,  Sec;  John  Yarbrough,  Treas ; 
B  B  Goines,  Lecturer 

Knights  of  Honor. 

Oak  City  Lodge,  No  410,  meets  every  Wednesday  night 
Officers— J  W  Lee,  Dictator  ;  John  B  Neathery,  V  D  ;  P  C 
Hardie,  Asst  D ;  C  T  Bailev,  Chaplain  ;  J  S  Pescud, 
Reporter ;  C  A  Sherwood,  F  R  ;  J  C  R  Little,  Treas  ;  A 
S  Lee,  S  P  D ;  WW  Jones,  Guide;  S  V  House,  Sentinel; 
Dr  W  W  Jones,  Medical  Ex'mr 

Knights  of  Pythias. 

Centre  Lodge,  No  3,  meets  every  Thursday  night  at  Castle 

Hall,  cor  Fayetteville  and  "Martin 
Officers,  J  C  R  Little,  C  C  ;  Jno  Nichols,  V  C  ;  Saml  Merrill, 

P  C;  C  A  Sherwood,  P;  E  G  Harrell,  K  R  S;  John  C 


192  APPENDIX. 


Blake,  M  F;  Leo  D  Heartt,  M  E;  Wayne  Alleott,  M 
A;  J  H  ]VIullen,IG 

Churches. 

Christ  Church  (Episcopal),  Rev  Dr  Marshall,  Rector ;  ser- 
vices 11  A  M,  and  4:30  P  M 

Edenton  Street  Methodist,  Rev  W  S  Black,  Pastor;  services 
11  A  M,  and  7:30  P  M 

First  Presbyterian,  Rev  J  S  Watson,  Pastor;  services  11  A 
M,and  7:30  PM 

Jewish  Synagogue,  M  Grausman,  Rabbi 

Person  Street  M  E  Church,  Rev  W  C  Norman,  Pastor;  ser- 
vices 11  A  M  and  7:30  PM 

Salisbury  Street  Baptist,  Rev  Thomas  E  Skinner,  Pastor ; 
services  11  A  M  and  7:30  P  M 

Second  Presbyterian,  Rev  Dr  J  M  Atkinson,  Pastor ;  services 
11  A  M  and  4PM 

St  Sohn's  (Catholic),  Rev  Father  White,  Priest;  Mass  7  and 
11  A  M 

Swain  Street  Baptist,  Rev  W  R  Gvvaltney,  Pastor ;  services 
11  A  M  and  7PM 

The  Good  Shepherd,  Rev  E  R  Rich,  Rector;  services  11  A 
M  and  7:30  P  M 

COLORED. 

A  M  E  Church,  Rev  B  W  Morris,  Pastor ;  services  11  A  M  and 
3  and  7:30  P  M 

Christian  Church,  Rev  G  W  Dunn,  Pastor  ;  services  11  A  M 
and  3  and  7:30  P  M 

Congregational  Church,  Rev  Geo  S  Smith,  Pastor;  services 
3:30  and  7:30  P  M 

First  BajDtist,  w  s  Salisbury  4  s  Johnson 

Neville's  Episcopal,  Lenoir  nr  Swain.     No  Rector 

Presbvterian  Church,  Rev  J  A  Chresfield,  Pastor;  services 
11  A  M  and  3  and  7:30  P  M 

St  Augustine,  (Episcopal),  Rev  J  E  C  Smedes,  Rector;  ser- 
vices 11  A  M  and  4PM 

Good  Templars. 

Hickman  Lodge  No  1,  I  0  G  T — meets  every  Tuesday  night 


APPENDIX.  193 


over  Citizens'  National  Bank  ;  S  M  Parrish,  W  C  T  ; 
Mrs  E  C  Beekvvith,  W  V  T ;  L  N  Keith,  W  Pv  S  ;  W 
Woollcott,  W  F  S;  Miss  Blanche  Fentress,  W  T;  F  T 
Booker,  W  C  ;  F  B  Faison,  W  M  ;  Miss  Eva  Jackson, 
WIG;  Geo  Scales,  W  0  G;  N  B  Broughton,  Thomas 
Hampson,  and  B  F  Faison,  trustees 

Cotton  and  Grocers'  Exchange. 

Regular  monthly  meeting  first  Monday  night  in  every 
month;  W  H  Dodd,  Pres;  J  J  Thomas,  Vice  Pres ;  F 
O  Moring,  Treas ;  A  A  Thompson,  Sec 

Independent  Order  of  Good  Samaritans,   (Colored). 

Grand  Lodge  of  North  Carolina  No  2—1  B  Abbott,  R  W  G 

C  ;  Patience  A  Rue,  R  W  G  P  D  ;  Rev  F  R  Howell,  R 

WGS 
Jerusalem  No  6 — Meets  every  Monday  night 
Lone  Star  No  7 — Meets  first  and  third  Wednesdays  in  every 

month 
Golden  Key  No  15 — Meets  every  Friday  night 
Mt  Gerizin  No  16 — Meets  every  Thursday  night 
Eunuch  Lodge  No  38 — Meets  second  and  fourth  Wednesday 

night  in  every  month 
Star  of  Bethlehem  No  40 — Meets  every  Monday  night 

Order  of  the  Eastern  Star. 

Eastern  Star  Ruth  Chapter  No  2 — Meets  fourth  Tuesday  in 
every  month  at  Masonic  PLiU ;  Julia  Foyj  \V  M; 
Sophia  Roan,  A  M ;  Jane  Anderson,  Sec 

Banks. 

Citizens'  National  Bank  of  Raleigh — Authorized  capital 
$500,000;  W  E  Anderson,  Pres;  P  A  Wiley  Cashier; 
Directors,  W  E  Anderson,  Dr  W  J  Hawkins,  A  B  An- 
drews, R  H  Battle,  Jr,  A  P  Bryan 

The  Raleigh  National  Bank— Capital  $400,000;  C  Dewey, 
Pres;  John  C  Blake,  Cashier;  Directors,  C  Dewey,  E 
G  Reade,  A  S  Merrimon,  W  G  Upchurch,  F  0  Moring, 
John  Gatling,  Thomas  H  Briggs 

State  National  Bank — Authorized  capital,  $500,000 ;  surplus 


194  APPENDIX. 


$83,045.99 ;  Mrs  M  C  Williams,  Pres ;  S  C  White,  Cashier; 
Directors,  Mrs  M  C  Williams,  E  R  Stamps,  D  G  Fowle, 
W  W  Vass,  S  C  White 

Raleigh  Typographical  Union. 

Meets  first  Wednesday  in  each  month  ;  W  J  Edwards,  Pres; 
John  C  Gorman,  Vice  Pres;  H  H  Roberts,  Rec  Sec; 
John  R  Ray,  Cor  Sec;  C  D  Christophers,  Fin  Sec;  Jno 
W  Marcom,  Treas;  W  N  Brockwell,  Sergt-at-arms 

Military. 

Raleigh  Light  Infantry — Co  A,  1st  Regt  N  C  State  Guard, 
organized  July  28,  1874  John  R  Ferrall,  Capt ;  Jno  T 
PuUen,  1st  Lieut;  Robt  I  Williams,  2nd  Lieut;  John 
M  Sherwood,  Jun  2nd  Lieut;  Edmund  F  Smith,  Ord 
Sergeant 

Raleigh  Light  Artillery — J  Amos  Harris,  Capt ;  Wiley  Wil- 
liams, 1st  Lieut;  J  McRary,  2d  Lieut ;  C  H  Seapark,  0  S 

COLORED. 

Field  Officers — Andrew  Haywood,  Lieut  Col ;  B  B  Goines, 

Adjutant 
■Company  A,  4th  Battalion — Calvin  Dunston,  Capt ;  Moses 

Thompson,  1st  Lieut;  Alfred  Haywood,  2nd  Lieut;  A 

Grant,   Jun  2d  Lieut 
Company  D — John  Flagg,  Capt 
East  Raleigh  Guards,  Co  F — George  H  Lane,  Capt;  Joseph 

Smith,  1st  Lieut ;  N  S  Turner,  2d  Lieut ;  F  W  Watson, 

Jun  2d  Lieut 

Fire  Department. 

Jos  H  Green,  Chief  Eng ;  R  H  Bradley,  Asst  Eng 

Rescue  Steam  Engine  Comp'y — W  J  Weir,  Foreman  ;  Theo 

Fentress,  Sec 
Phoenix  Chemical — F  H  Heartt,  Foreman  ;  H  H  Roberts, 

Sec 
Hook  and  Ladder — Howard  Heartt,  Foreman 

COLORED. 

Victor — J  H  Jones,  Foreman ;  Wm  Mitchell,  Sec 


APPENDIX.  195 


Educational. 

(Statistics  compiled  by  Col  Fred  A  Olds.) 

Raleigh  is  graced  by  three  admirable  schools  for  young 
ladies,  which  have  not  only  a  State  reputation,  but  one  which 
extends  all  over  the  South.  Their  sphere  of  influence  is 
large,  and  constantly  widening,  and  they  merit  success  by 
the  perfection  of  their  instruction  and  other  facilities.  The 
oldest  of  these  is 

ST  mart's  school. 

Situated  in  a  large  grove  of  oaks,  on  Hillsboro  Avenue, 
this  school  has  the  advantage  of  a  beautiful  situation,  while 
the  buildings,  three  in  number, are  both  handsome  and  com- 
modious. The  buildings  were  erected  in  1834,  and  a  school 
for  young  men  was  held  there  under  the  auspices  of  the 
Episcopal  Church  of  the  State.  The  first  Principal  of  this 
was  Dr.  Cogsdell,  a  Northern  man,  who  was  succeeded  by 
Dr.  Empie,  of  Wilmington.  There  were  about  ]50  students, 
many  of  whom  were  preparing  for  the  ministry,  and  among 
them  were  several  lights  of  the  church  in  after  days. 

In  1841,  the  school  was  broken  up  and  in  the  spring  of 
1842  was  opened  as  a  female  school.  The  first  Principal  was 
the  late  lamented  Dr.  Aldert  Smedes.  For  thirty-five  years 
he  presided  at  its  head,  and  made  it  one  of  the  most  admi- 
rable institutions  in  the  country.  The  corps  of  teachers 
was  of  marked  ability,  and  the  course  of  instruction 
thorough.  During  the  war  the  school  never  closed  its  doors, 
but  became  not  only  a  house  of  learning  but  of  refuge  also, 
Mrs.  Jeft'erson  Davis  and  children,  and  a  daughter  of  Gen. 
R.  E.  Lee,  being  among  the  sheltered  there.  In  1865  the 
Federal  troops  occupied  the  buildings,  but  the  exercises  of 
the  school  were  not  interrupted.  In  1870,  full  of  years,  honors 
and  faith,  the  venerable  Dr.  Smedes  passed  away  from  earth. 
His  son,  Rev.  Bennett  Smedes,  assumed  control  as  Principal, 
with  Mrs.  Kate  DeRosset  Meares,  as  Lady  Principal,  and  an 
able  corps  of  instructors  in  all  its  departments.  The  school 
has  been  a  success  under  their  management,  and  there  are 
now  about  seventy-five  scholars  on  the  rolls.    Since  the  be- 


196  APPENDIX. 


ginning  of  the  school  more  than  two  thousand  pupils  have 
entered,  and  its  7oth  session  finds  the  school  as  useful  as 
ever. 

THE    PEACE    INSTITUTE. 

A  few  years  prior  to  thte  war,  the  late  William  Peace  gave 
),000  to  found  this  school.  Work  on  the  building  began, 
and  when  the  war  came  it  was  nearly  completed.  During 
that  dark  period  it  was  used  as  a  hospital.  In  1865  the  U. 
S.  Government  occupied  it  as  quarters  for  the  Freedman's 
Bureau.  With  some  difficulty  the  Trustees  recovered  the 
pronerty,  and  during  1871,  the  work  of  construction  was 
carried  on,  and  the  handsome  brick  four-story  structure 
completed.  In  1872,  it  was  taken  by  the  present  efficient 
Principals,  Rev.  R  Burwell  and  Mr  John  B  Burwell,  who 
had  before  conducted  a  female  institute  at  Charlotte,  and 
earned  much  reputation  as  instructors.  The  first  session 
opened  in  September,  and  at  the  end  of  the  year  the  num- 
ber of  pupils  was  over  a  hundred.  The  teachers  were  all 
chosen  for  marked  ability  as  instructors,  and  the  results  are 
shown  in  the  high  rank  the  school  takes  in  the  South.  The 
schoolisunder  the  auspicesofthePresbyterian  denomination. 
The  cost  of  the  building  was  over  $40,000,  and  it  is  a  model 
structure.  The  concerts  are  notable  for  the  high  degree  of 
musical  skill  shown  by  the  pupils.  The  patronage  of  the 
Peace  is  large,  there  being  this  term  about  1(D0  pupils  pres- 
ent. To  the  usual  courses  of  instruction  a  cooking  school 
has  been  added,  and  there  is  also  a  large  gymnasium,  where 
all  are  taught  exercises  at  once  healthful  and  graceful.  The 
situation  of  the  school  is  excellent,  and  the  pupils  enjoy  at 
once  the  pleasure  of  a  city  and  a  suburban  home. 


THE  RALEIGH  FEMALE  SEMINARY, 

or,  as  it  is  commonly  called,  the  Baptist  School,  is  situated 
in  the  most  delightful  part  of  the  city,  and  is  in  charge  of 
the  Baptist  denomination.  There  were  several  attempts  by 
the  Baptists  of  the  State  to  found  a  school  here,  but  they 
did  not  bear  perfect  fruit  until  1872.  Dr.  Wm.  Royall,  for- 
merly of  Wake  Forest  College,  opened   the  school  then   in 


APPENDIX.  197 


the  Exchange  Hotel  building,  on  Hillsboro  street.  The 
Rayner  place,  on  Blount  street,  was  purchased,  and  in  1873, 
Dr.  Royall,  who  associated  with  hira  Prof.  F.  P.  Ilobgood, 
moved  into  the  present  building,  which  has  been  altered  and 
enlarged.  The  teachers  are  able  and  the  instruction  com- 
plete, and  the  Principal,  a  gentleman  of  marked  judgment 
and  ability,  succeeded  in  elevating  the  school  to  a  high  lAane 
of  merit.  The  present  Principal,  Mr.  F.  P.  Hobgood,  suc- 
ceeded Dr.  Royall,  and  continues  to  make  the  school  an 
honor  to  the  State  and  city.  There  are  at  this  term  about 
seventy-five  pupils.  The  course  of  study  is  complete,  and 
calisthenic  exercises  are  also  taught. 

CENTENNIAL   GRADED   SCHOOL. 

This  school  was  established  for  whites  in  1876,  in  the  old 
Governor's  mansion,  at  the  foot  of  Fayetteville  street.  On 
the  first  of  August  in  that  year  it  was  opened.  There  was 
an  attendance  of  406  pupils  during  the  first  month  of  its 
existence.  Capt.  Dugger  was  tlien  as  now  the  Principal,  and 
was  assisted  by  eight  teachers.  During  the  year  1876  there 
were  568  children  on  the  rolls.  In  1877,  the  second  year,  there 
w^ere503  enrolled.  In  1878  there  were 611  pupils,  and  another 
teacher  was  added.  The  present  term  opened  with  618  chil- 
dren on  the  rolls  during  the  month  of  August.  There  are 
now  ten  teachers,  three  male,  seven  female.  Of  the  pupils 
314  are  boys  and  304  girls;  the  average  age  of  the  children 
is  about  ten  years,  though  man}'-  are  there  who  are  nearly 
grown  ;  no  children  attend  under  six  years.  In  the  Kinder- 
garten department  are  175  children  of  an  average  age  of 
seven  years.  There  is  much  music  about  the  building,  and 
to  it  all  the  motions  of  the  scholars  are  executed.  In  the 
play  grounds,  which  are  large,  the  children  are  kept  entirely 
separate.  The  school  obtains  from  all  sources  about  $5,000 
per  annum.  The  system  of  teaching  in  a  graded  school 
permits  one  teacher  to  instruct  more  pupils  than  could  oth- 
erwise be  taught  by  two  persons. 

THE   JOHNSON    SCHOOL. 

This  is  the   largest   in  numbers  of  the  colored   graded 


198  APPENDIX. 


schools,  and  is  situated  near  Hillsboro  street,  rear  of  the 
Methodist  Church,  colored.  It  was  organized  as  a  school  in 
18G5,  and  was  then  altogether  in  charge  of  white  teachers 
from  the  North.  Now  the  teachers  are  all  appointed  by  the 
School  Committee  who  have  jurisdiction  over  all  such  mat- 
ters. There  are  at  this  school  180  pupils,  who  are  in  three 
departments,  first  and  second  intermediate,  and  first  and 
second  primary.  The  Principal  is  Miss  Louise  S  Dorr,  and 
and  there  are  four  teachers,  two  male,  two  female.  In  the 
highest  department  of  instruction  there  are  classes  in  Latin, 
Algebra,  Chemistry,  etc.  Special  care  is  given  in  this  to  fit 
pupils  to  become  teachers. 

THE   BAPTIST   SCHOOL. 

This  colored  graded  school  is  held  in  the  Baptist  church  on 
Salisbury  street  near  the  R.  &G.  shops,  and  the  school  was  es- 
tablished this  year  with  pupils  taken  from  the  old  school  at 
Tupper's  church.  There  are  now  enrolled  159  pupils.  The 
teachers  are  three  in  number,  one  male,  two  female. 

THE    ST.   AUGUSTINE   SCHOOL. 

This  other  branch  of  the  former  graded  school  at  Tupper's 
church,  is  held  in  St.  Augustine  church  near  the  Deaf, 
Dumb  and  Blind  Asylum.  It  is  small  in  numbers,  there 
being  only  thirty  pupils  enrolled,  with  one  teacher,  a  female, 
in  charge. 

EAST   RALEIGH   SCHOOL. 

This  school  is  also  a  graded  one.  It  is  situated  on  Davie 
street,  in  one  of  the  old  wooden  buildings  used  at  the  old 
fair  grounds.  The  number  of  pupils  the  present  session  is 
seventy-three,  who  are  in  charge  of  a  male  teacher.  The 
school  was  first  organized  in  November,  1878. 

It  will  be  seen  from  the  above  that  there  are  now  on  the 
rolls  of  the  white  graded  school  G18  pupils,  and  on  the  rolls  of 
the  four  colored  graded  schools  442  scholars,  giving  a  total  of 
1,0G0  in  attendance  at  the  public  schools  of  the  city.  There 
is  also  a  graded  school  in  Oberlin  for  colored  children,  which 
carries  on  its  rolls  about  100. 


APPENDIX.  199 


RALEIGH    MALE   ACADEMY. 

This  school  for  bo^'S  is  held  in  what  is  known  asLovejoy's 
Grove,  in  an  old  fashioned  wooden  building,  which  is  one  of 
the  landmarks  of  the  city.  The  school  has  a  history  which 
connects  with  that  of  the  city,  and  the  fact  that  so  many  of 
our  best  and  most  honored  citizens  received  their  instruc- 
tion in  it,  endears  it  to  the  people.  The  school  was  opened  in 
1811,  as  a  mixed  school  for  boys  and  girls,  by  Rev.  William 
McPheeters,  who  was  assisted  by  Dr.  Alexander  Wilson. 
They  conducted  it  until  1827,  when  Dr.  Jonathan  Freeman, 
father  of  the  late  Edmund  B.  Freeman,  Esq.,  took  charge. 
He  was  succeeded  by  .Judge  Grant,  now  of  Iowa,  in  1830, 
who  was  followed  by  Peter  LaMesurer,  in  1832.  The  next 
Principal  was  L.  B.  Johnson,  who  came  in  1834  and  remained 
three  years,  after  which  he  removed  to  New  York,  where  he 
bought  Johnson's  Island,  to  which  his  name  was  given. 
That  able  instructor,  Mr.  Jeff.  Lovejoy,  was  the  next  head  of 
the  institution,  which  had  become  by  1837,  the  year  he  as- 
sumed control,  altogether  a  male  school.  He  conducted  it 
with  marked  success  for  over  thirty  years,  without  an  inter- 
mission, and  during  that  time  made  it  one  of  the  best 
known  schools  in  the  State.  In  1867  he  left  Raleigh,  but 
returned  in  1871,  and  again  became  Principal,  holding  the 
position  until  his  death  in  1877.  The  school,  after  such  a 
history  and  so  many  changes,  is  now  conducted  by  Capt.  J. 
J.  Fray  and  Prof.  Hugh  L.  Morson.  Graduates  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  Virginia,  and  of  high  order  of  intelligence  and 
educational  ability,  these  gentlemen  have  well  kept  up  its 
reputation.  They  took  charge  in  1878,  opening  in  Septem- 
ber with  fifty  pupils.  There  are  now  in  attendance  sixt}'- 
five  scholars,  most  of  them  from  this  city,  but  one  or  two 
are  from  South  Carolina. 

THE  SHAW   UNIVERSITY. 

This  institution  for  the  colored  race  is  situated  in  the 
southern  part  of  the  cit}',  near  tiie  Governor's  Mansion,  and 
its  handsome  buildings  attract  attention  by  their  size  and 
design.  The  school  was  founded  in  1805,  and  was  then 
held  in  the  old  Guioii  House,  or  Eagle  Hotel,  now  the  Na- 
il 


200  APPENDIX. 


tional  Hotel.  A  few  years  later  it  was  removed  to  the  build- 
ing on  Blount  street  known  as  Tupper's  Church.  In  1870, 
the  property  of  the  late  Hon.  Daniel  M.  Barringer  was  pur- 
chased, with  ample  grounds.  The  school  was  then  named 
after  Mr.  Elijah  Shaw,  of  Wales,  Mass.,  who  gave  $8,000  in 
aid  of  the  institution.  A  building  of  brick,  four  stories 
high,  with  thirty-five  rooms,  was  finished  in  1872  and  named 
the  "  Shaw  "  building.  J.  Estey  &  Bro  ,  the  organ  makers, 
of  Brattleboro,  Vermont,  next  gave  $8,000  to  erect  the 
■"Estey"  building,  which  was  completed  in  1874.  It  is  five 
stories  in  height  and  contains  fifty  five  rooms.  The  sum 
of  $5,000  in  aid  of  the  building  fund  was  raised  by  the  col- 
ored singers  of  this  city,  who  made  a  tour  of  the  entire  North. 
These  sums  were  but  portions  of  the  amounts  raised  at  va- 
rious times  for  the  erection  of  the  school  buildings,  for 
contributions  of  all  kinds  and  amounts  were  made.  At 
present  a  new  chapel,  of  brick,  one  hundred  feet  in  length, 
two  stories  in  height,  is  being  built.  The  cost  of  the  build- 
ings and  grounds  thus  far  has  been  $105,000. 

Rev.  Mr.  Tupper  has  been  in  charge  of  tlie  school  from 
its  foundation.  He  is  a  man  of  great  energy,  and  an  able 
Principal.  There  are  at  present  fourteen  regular  and  assist- 
ant teachers  in  the  school,  and  267  scholars,  of  which  number 
153  are  males  and  114  females.  The  school  has  always  been 
a  mixed  one,  and  the  system  is  said  to  work  admirably. 

ST.    AUGUSTINE    NORMAL    SCHOOL. 

This  institution  for  the  colored  race  was  founded  in  1867, 
and  is  located  near  Oakwood  Cemetery.  Soon  after  the  war 
Rev.  C.  R.  Avery,  of  Pittsburg,  Pennsylvania,  bequeathed 
■several  millions  of  dollars  to  aid  in  the  instruction  of  the 
colored  race  in  the  South.  Rev.  J.  Brinton  Smith,  the  Prin- 
cipal of  the  school,  went  to  Pittsburg  and  secured  $25,000. 
The  property,  which  is  ninety  acres  in  extent,  Avas  pur- 
chased, and  five  wooden  buildings  erected,  at  a  cost  of  some 
130,000.  The  school  is  under  the  control  and  supervision 
of  the  Episcopal  Church  of  the  Stata,  and  the  property  is 
held  in  trust  by  the  Bishop  of  the  diocese  and  several  prom- 
inent clergymen  and  laymen.  The  institution  has  a  fund 
of  some  $50,000,  which  is  invested  principally  in  real  estate. 


APPENDIX.  201 


It  is  the  plan  of  the  school  to  educate  teachers,  male  and 
female,  for  the  colored  race,  and  a  good  work  has  been  done 
in  this  direction,  more  than  one  hundred  teachers  having 
been  sent  out.  On  the  death  of  Rev.  Dr.  Smith,  in  1872, 
Rev.  John  E.  C.  Smedes  too'v  charge  as  Principal,  and  has 
made  an  excellent  one  in  all  respects.  There  are  three 
teachers  and  about  125  scholars  of  both  sexes.  The  pupils 
are  from  all  parts  of  this  State,  some  from  Florida,  South 
Carolina,  &c.,  and  from  Cuba.  It  is  strictly  a  normal  school 
and  all  the  scholars  have  to  take  a  regular  course  to  prepare 
them  for  their  duties  as  in.structors.  During  the  vacations, 
and  sometimes  during  a  part  of  the  terms,  the  pupils  earn 
money  by  teaching,  and  many  thus  pay  the  expenses  of 
their  education. 

PUPILS   IN   THE   SCHOOLS. 

Recapitulating,  we  find  that  the  number  of  pupils  in  the 
various  schools  in  Raleigh  is:  In  the  public  schools,  1,160; 
in  the  three  white  female  schools,  250 ;  in  the  schools  at  the 
Deaf,  Dumb  and  Blind  Institutions,  155;  in  the  Shaw  Uni- 
versity, 207;  in  the  St.  Augustine  Normal  School,  125;  and 
in  the  Raleigh  Male  Academy,  65.  The  total  number  is 
2,022,  of  which  1,040  are  white,  982  colored  ;  042  males, 
1,080  females.  There  are  also  two  white  parochial  schools, 
and  three  schools  kept  by  ladies,  wherein  small  children 
are  instructed.  The  number  attending  these  is  probably 
100,  which  increases  the  total  number  of  white  children  to 
1,140. 


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aAZETTEJER 

OF 


WAKE    COUNTY,    N.     C. 


Being  an  Alphabetical  List   of  the  Villages  and  Post    Offices 

included  thei^ein,  and  the  names  of  many  of  the 

Principal  Business  Men  and  Farmers, 


Apex. 

Atkinson  &  WagstaflF,  tob  mfr 
Atkinson  G  W,  lumber 
Betts  Alvin,  farmer 
Betts  A  N,  farmer 
Cofiield  P  0,  grocer 
Ellington  J  McC,  lumber 
Freeman  A  B,  farmer 
Holland  T  T,  farmer 
Holleman  Alvin,  farmer 
Holleman  Josiah,  grocer 
Holleman  J  M,  baptist  min 
Holleman  W  W,  farmer 
Howard  W  H,  merchant 
Howell  H  G,  farmer 
Hudson  Q  I,  R  R  agt 
Hunnycutt  R  H,  farmer 
Hunter  Isaac,  farmer 
Hunter  J  C,  farmer 
Jenks  &  Jenkins,  liquors 
Jones  D  D,  furniture  manfr 
Jones  G,  wagon  mkr 
Legrand  J  H, farmer 
Moore  H  T,  buggy  and  wag- 
gon mnfr 


Munn  David,  merchant,  mill 
and  farmer 

Oliver  H  C,  merchant 

Passmore  Wm,  farmer 

Pearson  James,  farmer 

Penny  J  R,  farmer 

Rogers  J  H,  tobacco  manufac- 
turer 

Rogers  J  W  T,  lumber 

Rogers  W  J,  farmer 

Sanders  J  T,  grocer,  etc 

Spence  J  D,  farmer 

Terry  J  W,  tobacco   manufac- 
turer 

Thompson  A  J,  physician 

Utley  W  Y,  merchant 

Williams  John,  farmer 

Williams  Wm,  farmer 

Womble  John,  farmer 

Auburn. 

Allen  C  N,  farmer 
Andrews  J  G,  grocer 
Baucom  Troy,  tanner 
Britt  M  D,  farmer 


204 


GAZETTEER. 


Bryan  A  M,  farmer 
Br3^an  Wm,  farmer 
Bryant  Jas,  farmer 
Busbee  F  M,  farmer 
Busbee  W  I,  physician 
Busbee  Tbos,  farmer 
Enuiss  G  B,  farmer 
Griffis  Haywood,  farmer 
Gower  P  H,  farmer 
Honeycutt  A  D,  farmer 
Johns  J  S,  farmer 
Johns  P  H,  farmer 
Johns  Thos  J,  farmer 
Jones  Gaston,  farmer 
Jones  Seth,  farmer 
Lewis  David,  farmer 
Parker  John,  farmer 
Penney  Caleb,  farmer 
Penney  Seth,  farmer 
Poole  Burbin,  farmer 
Poole  Calvin,  farmer 
Poole  Hardy,  farmer 
Poole  J  M,  farmer 
Poole  Peter,  farmer 
Poole  W  R,  farmer 
Powell  Caswell,  farmer 
Powell  E  P,  farmer 
Powell  W  C,  farmer 
Powell  W  S,  farmer 
Sasser  P  PI,  farmer 
Smith  Jefferson,  farmer 
Smith  M  A,  farmer 
Smith  Y  S,  farmer 
Stallings  J  A,  farmer 
Sturdevant  Allen,  farmer 
Stnrdevant  Caswell,  farmer 
Sturdevant  Thomas,  farmer 
Todd  Bryant,  farmer 
Tomlinson  N  M,  tanner 
Watts  Samuel,  grocer 


Watts  William,  grocer 
Whitney  J  E,  tarmer 
Wilder  Needham,  farmer 

Ballentine's  Mills. 

Austin  Sim,  farmer 

Austin  T  W,  farmer 

Ballentine  J  C,  postmaster 

Ballentine  J  D,  farmer  and 
merchant 

Brown  J,  farmer 

Burt  A  C,  farmer 

Burt  J  A,  farmer 

Burt  J  H^,  farmer 

Burt  W  H,  farmer 

Dennis  Jim,  farmer 

Dennis  J  M,  farmer 

Hare  Marsh,  farmer 

Marcom  J  C,  farmer  and  min- 
ister 

Marcom  W  G,  farmer 

Matthews  A  J,  farmer 

xsorris  C  F,  farmer 

Norris  F  M,  farmer 

Norris  J  A,  farmer 

Norris  J  H,  farmer 

Norris  H  W,  farmer  and  min- 
ister 

Norris  Ruff,  farmer 

Norris  Samuel,  farmer 

Powell  Alfred,  farmer 

Powell  Frampsey,  farmer 

Stinson  Lovil,  farmer 

Stinson  W  H,  farmer 

Stephens  David,  farmer 

Smith  Ruff,  farmer 

Welcli  J  B,  farmer 

Wilborn  J  G,  farmer 

Wood  Sim,  farmer 


GAZETTEER. 


205 


Banks. 

Banks  T  L,  farmer 
Buntinp:  J  N,  farmer 
Myatt  W,  farmer 
Stephenson  H  A,  merchant 
Penney  J  J,  farmer 
Young  J  J,  farmer 

Gary. 

Adams  J  P  H,  farmer 

Gary  Cotton   Gin  Co,  manfrs 

of  Gary  Gotton  Gin 
Glark  G  H,  farmer 
Guess  &  Page,  saw-mill 
Harrison  R  J,  wagon  shop 
HoUeman  C,  farmer 
Jones  A  G,  farmer 
Jones  R  H,  farmer 
Jones  W  M,  mnfr  sash,  blinds, 

doors,  etc 
Jones  W  M  &  Bro,  genl  store 
Jordan  H  B,  genl  store 
Page  A    F,  farmer  and  saw 

mill 
Page  A  H  &  Co,  saAV  mill 
Page  &  Atwater,  genl  store 
Waldo  S  P,  physician 
Weathers  Jesse,  farmer 
Williams  J  Q,  farmer 
Stone  Young,  farmer 
Yates  A  B,  farmer 
Yates  Carlos,  farmer 
Yates  E  W,  genl  store 
Young  J  R,  farmer 

Dayton. 

Allen  S  J,  farmer 
Gooch  Roland,  farmer 
Plallowa}'  W  D,  farmer 


Nichols  J  E,  merchant 
Penny  Jesse,  farmer 

Eagle  Rock. 

Avera  T  11,  )iicr;;hant 
Broadwell  H,  farmer 
Chrisman  R  D,  fanner 
Groom  J  A,  farmer 
Debnam  Nat,  farmer 
Eddcns  Sidney,  farmer 
Kerrell  A  L.  farmer 
Ferrell  F  M,  farmer 
Hall  Isaiah,  farmer 
Plaughton  M  H,  farmer 
Hobbs  J  W,  farmer 
Honeycutt  B  T,  farmer 
Honeycutt  Willis,  farmer 
Jones  E  T,  farmer 
Jones  H  W,  farmer 
Lee  J  R,  farmer 
Liles  Gideon,  farmer 
Liles  Wright,  farmer 
Marshbourn  A  B,  farmer 
Pace  W  \V,  farmer 
Pair  N  D,  farmer 
Rhodes  II  W,  farmer 
Rhodes  John,  farmer 
Rhodes  W  A,  merchant 
Rhodes  W  M,  farmer 
Richardson  J  A,  farmer 
Richardson  W  A  B,  farmer 
Richardson  W  E,  farmer 
Richardson  W  H,  farmer 
Scarboro  G  W,  farmer 
Smith  J  W,  farmer 
Smith  Upchurch,  farmer 
Strickland  A  J,  farmer 
Strickland  Joe,  farmer 
I'odd  J  E,  farmer 
Todd  M  G,  merchant 


206 


GAZETTEER. 


Fish  Dam. 

Addison  J  S,  shoemaker 
Barbee  F  W,  merchant 
Barbee  J  W,  farmer 
Carpenter  Duane,  farmer 
Carpenter  I  M,  farmer 
Durham  James,  farmer 
Durham  Mark,  farmer 
Ferrell  A  G,  farmer 
Ferrell  A  G  &  Sons,  merchts 
Ferrell  J  VV,  farmer 
Ferrell  W  B,  farmer 
Green  William,  farmer 
Hall  John,  wheelwright 
Hicks  W  N,  physician 
Hollo  way  Houston,  farmer 
Holloway  W  D,  farmer 
Holloway  W  D  &  Son,  mer- 
chants 
Jones  R  M,  farmer 
Kerr  T  J,  carpenter 
Lashley  T  A,  farmer 
Norwood  F  M,  farmer 
Olmstead  Alston,  carpenter 
Olmstead  James,  farmer 
Rigsbee  James,  farmer 
Rigsbee  S  F,  farmer 
Robertson  John,  farmer 
Rogers  Lloyd,  blacksmith 
Ross  Green,  farmer 
Suit  W  J,  wheelwright 
Sutherland  W  A,  farmer 

Forestville. 

Allen  D  W,  merchant 
Allen  G  B,  farmer 
Alston  W  M,  farmer 
Caddell  J  C,  school  teacher 
Carver  E  A  &  Co,  merchts 
Chappell  L,  physician 


Crenshaw  J  M,  merchant 
Dunn  A  C,  farmer 
Dunn  Charlie,  farmer 
Dunn  J  R,  merchant 
Dunn  S  H,  farmer 
Frost  J  F,  farmer 
Gill  David,  farmer 
Harris  H  H,  physician 
Harrison  B  S,  physician 
Hartsfield  J  A,  farmer 
Holding  Calvin,  farmer 
Jones  W  D,  farmer 
Perry  T  H,  merchant 
Smith  W  B,  farmer 
Thompson  S  W,  physician 
Vann  A  R,  farmer 

Grarner's  Station. 

Bagwell  John,  farmer 
Bennett  T  W,  merchant 
Bingham  T  A,  postmaster 
Bowers  J  G,  farmer 
Britt  M  D,  farmer 
Brooks  Thos,  farmer 
Carnell  S  T,  wdieelwright 
Collins  W  P,  wheelwright 
Crocker  Samuel,  farmer 
Dupree  B,  farmer 
Dupree  Eli,  farmer 
Holleman  S  G,  farmer 
Johnson  J  D,  farmer 
Johnson  W  D,  farmer 
Mooreine  W  C,  farmer 
Parker  C  S,  merchant 
Rand  J  R,  farmer 
Rogers  E  G,  wheelwright 
Spence  Benj,  farmer 
Spence  N  A,  farmer 
Spencer  J  A  &  Bro,  merchants 
Walton  B  F,  farmer 
Withers  James,  farmer 


GAZETTEER. 


207 


Withers  L  J,  farmer 
Withers  Samuel,  farmer 

Green  Level. 

Adams  J  H.  farmer 
Broadwell  Jarrett,  farmer 
Council  A  C,  farmer 
Johnson  M  J,  farmer 
Lewis  John,  farmer 
Olive  Merrell,  farmer 
Upehurch  G  A,  farmer 
Yates  &  Ferrell,  merchants 

Gulley's  Mills, 

Gulley  Ransom,  farmer 
Johnson  B  B,  farmer 
Jones  John,  farmer 
Jones  J  A  S,  farmer 
Johnson  J  B,  farmer 
Kingj  Barney,  farmer 
Leach  I  S,  farmer 
Penney  S  H,  farmer 
Penney  Young,  farmer 
Smith  A  E,  physician 
Smitli  R  A,  farmer 
Younc?  Jolin,  farmer 
Young  W  H,  farmer 
Young  Y  E,  farmer 

Hayes'  Store. 

Cooper  Chas,  farn)er 
Edwards  Chas,  farmer 
Edwards   J   T,  cotton    gin, 

merchant  and  farmer 
Forest  J  L  D,  carjienter 
Hailey  James,  merchant  and 

farmer 
Hayes  C  D,  merchant 
Hayes  J  D,  fruit  grower 


House  H  W,  fanner 
House  T  W,  farmer 
Jackson   Danl,  farmer 
Lynn  Geo,  farmer 
Lynn  J  J,  cotton  gin   and 

mill 
Page  Anderson, gin  and  far'er 
Page  J  W,  physician 
Page  P  A,  teacher 
Riddle  W  S,  carpenter 
Sanders  Rufus,  farmer 
Smith  J  R,  farmer 
Smith  H  J,  farmer 
Smith  H  T,  farmer 
Smith  WT,  farmer 
Tucker  W  S,  mill  and  cotton 

gin 
Warren  J  R,  mer  and  farmer 

Holland's. 

Banks  T  L,  physician 
Bledsoe  Giles,  mechanic 
Crowder  W  D,  farmer 
Turner  W  S  jr,  farmer 
Hobby  S  II,  farmer  and  un- 
dertaker 
Jewell  C  C,  farmer 
Jewell  W  M,  farmer 
Partin  G  P,  mechanic 
Smith  E  A,  physician 
Smith  S  W,  farmer 
Stephenson  L  I),  farmer 
Stephenson  M  M,  farmer 
Utley  S  M,  mechanic 
Whitaker  P^ibius,  farmer 
Williams  S  M,  school  teacher 
Young  J  J,  farujer 

Holly  Springs. 

Adams  D  E,  farmer 


208  GAZETTEER. 


Adams  James,  farmer  Rarely  T  B,  fanner 

Adams  J  T,  cotton  gin    and  Revis  Hilliard,  farmer 

saw  mill 
Alford    G  B,  merchant  and  Eelvin   Grove. 

^      ^\^'"'^i^  .       .  Lee  Sarah  B,  farmer 

Bryant  J  binercnant  l^,^^^  ^  ^y  ^  ^      merchants 

Carter  TL,  farmer  Lynn  Wiley,  farmer 

Cross  A  P  gi.j  and  farmer  p    .^  Anderson,  farmer 

Edwards  H  b,  farmer  ^^;?^j^  ^y  .^  f^^,,^^^^ 

Goodwin.   I,  school  teacher  gorrell  Jacob,  farmer 
Ho   and  Bennett,  farmer  ^yj      -^^^  j  ^y  f^^,^^^^^, 

Holland  D_B,  cotton  gm  and  Wiggins  Solomon,  farmer 

saw  mill  ° 

Lynch  L,farmer  and  mechanic  Leachburff 

McLean  J  A,  physician  °* 

Nichols  M  C,  merand  farm'r  Barnes  J  J,  merchant   and 
Norris  J  A,  farmer,  mill  and  farmer 

cotton  gin  Godwin  W  B,  farmer 

Norris  N  M,  cotton  gin,  mill  Holland  C  H,  farmer 

and  farmer  Holland  J  L,  postmaster 

Norris  P  A,  farmer  Johnston  C  R,  farmer 

Pope  A  S,  farmer  Leach  J  F,  farmer 

Sloan  G  W,  farmer  Lee  J  J,  miller  and  farmer 

Upchurch  D  L,  merchant  Wood  David,  farmer 

Utley  B  S,  physician  Young   B  W,  teacher  and 
Wheeler  W  H,  farmer  farmer 

Hutcheson's  Store.  Moore's  Mills. 

Bailey  A  Y,  farmer  Bunn  Wesley,  farmer 

Bledsoe  W  C,  farnier  Chamblee  B  D,  farmer 

Brasfield  T  S,  merand  farm'r  Chamblee  AV  H,  farmer 
Cox  Wm,  farmer  Ferrell  W  B,  ftirmer 

Hester  E  P,  farmer  Hopkins  A  P,  farmer 

Honeycutt  G  A,  farmer  Hopkins  J  F,  farmer 

Honeycntt  R  D,  farmer  Llorton  A  R,  farmer 

Hudson  Walter,  farmer  Horton  C  M,  farmer 

Hutcheson  G  iM,  post  master  Horton  C,  farmer 
Morris  Wm,  raeichant  Horton  G  R,  farmer 

Nipper  Buckner,  farmer  Horton  H  R,  farmer 

Rarelv  J  M,  farmer  Horton  J  W  Sr,  farmer 


GAZETTEER. 


20U 


Horton  J  W  Jr,  farmer 
Horton  S  L,  merchant  and 

farmer 
Horton  S  S,  farmer 
Horton  William,  farmer 
Jones  Dennis,  merchant  and 

farmer 
Jones  Hilliard,  farmer 
Lee  Jutson,  farmer 
Liles  Burbin,  farmer 
Liles  L  O,  farmer 
Liles  W  W,  farmer 
Medlin  Ruffin,  farmer 
Moore  W  C,  farmer 
Pace  P  P,  farmer 
Pace  W  W,  farmer 
Pearce  J  R,  farmer 
Pearce  Wesley,  farmer 
Proctor  I  M,  merchant  and 

farmer 
Richardson    A   J,  merchant 

and  farmer 
Underbill  J  D,  farmer 

Morrisville. 

Adams  J  Q,  farmer 
Bagwell  G  B,  farmer 
Booth e  J  W,  farmer 
Byrd  J  R,  farmer 
Cotton  A  T,  ])hysician 
Edwards  C  D,  farmer 
Edwards  Richard,  farmer 
Edwards  W  H 
Green  C  J,  farmer 
Herndon  W  T,  physician 
Herndon  &  Cotton,  druggists 
Home  S  N,  merchant 
Home  &   Maynard,  wagon 

and  buggy  makers 
King  J  S,  farmer 
Lowe  J  H,  farmer 


Maynard  Allen,  fiirmer 
Maynard  Josei)h,  farmer 
^IcGec  Henry,  farmer 
Morris  W  H  Sr,  farmer 
Morris  W  H  &  Bro,  merchants 
Page  M  W,  farmer 
Page  Williamson,  farmer 
Patterson  11  M,  physician 
Pugh  J  L.  merchant 
Pugh  J  M,  merchant  and 

postmaster 
Scott  Sidney,  ftirmer 
Scott  W  B,  farmer 
Sears  &  Merritt,  merchants 
Stone  J  H,  farmer 
Stone  Mark,  farmer 
Stone  Needham,  farmer 
Stone  Young,  farmer 
Weatherspoou  H,  farmer 

Myatt's  Mills. 

Adams  J  PI,  merchant 
Blalock  Hugh,  farmer 
Davis  John,  mechanic 
Ferrell  W  A,  mechanic 
Honeycutt  B,  buggy  and 

wagon  mkr 
Johnston  A  F,  merchant 
King  C  H,  meclianic 
Myatt  J  W,  farmer 
Myatt  W  A,  farmer 
Parti n  Mark,  mechanic 
Purefoy  J  J,  farmer 
Rand  O  R,  farmer 
South  II  F,  mechanic 
Temple   W   B,   buggy   and 

wagon  maker 

Neuse. 

Allen  &  Trawick,  merchants 


210 


GAZETTEER. 


Askew  W  F,  manufacturer 
Davis  W  H,  farmer 
Dunn  E  J,  farmer 
Dunn  J  C,  farmer 
Dunn  J  J,  farmer 


Boling  &  Wilson,  cotton  gin 

and  saw  mill 
Booker  A  B,  farmer 
Booker  Gaston,  farmer 
Boothe  T  H,  farmer 


Dunn   Peterson,  farmer  and  Bright   C   J,  merchant   and 


merchant 
Dunn  P  A,  farmer 
Fort  D  F,  merchant 
Gill  D  D,  farmer 
Honeycutt  T  L,  merchant 
Hunter  J  T,  farmer 


depot  agent 
Bright  Orren,  former 
Bright  W,  farmer 
Carpenter  Wm,  farmer 
Gates  H  M,  school  teacher 
Dupree  J  H,  farmer 


Hunter  W  F,  asst  post  masterDupree  S  H,  farmer 


Jeffreys  R  R,  farmer 
Jeffreys  R  \V,  farmer 
Lassiter  W  C,  farmer 
McReath  H,  machinist 
Massey  T  H,  merchant 
Norwood  G  W,  farmer 
Ray  H  C,  farmer 
Robertson  T  B,  physician 
Robertson  T  C,  farmer 


Edwards    J    J,  farmer   and 

merchant 
Freeman  B  B,  farmer 
Freeman  R  T,  chair  maker 
Gardner  Rufus,  farmer 
Holland  D  B,  farmer  and  mill 
Holleman  Edwin,  farmer 
Judd  D  P,  farmer 
Judd  J  P,  farmer 


Watkins  H  &  Co,  merchants  Lashley  H  C,  deputy  sheriff 

and  farmer 
New  Hill.  Lashley  W  J,  farmer 

Avent  J  F,  farmer  ^^f^^^T  ^'  ^^T'" 

Ausley   Wm,   preacher   and  Luther  Ihomas,  farmer 
4?/v..v.^„  Mann  C  H,  larmer 

Norris  W  H,  farmer 
Olive  A  J,  farmer 


farmer 
Barker  Brinkly,  farmer 
Barker  H  J,  farmer 
Barker  Mark,  farmer 
Barker  T  B,  farmer 


Olive  Holloway,  farmer 
Olive  Ira,  farmer 
r>    1       V  Air  r    '        ill    Olive  Manuel,  farmer 
Barker  \W,  far  rand  wheel-  R^.^ardson  A  C,  farmer 

wright  ' 

Barker  Zachery,  farmer 
Beckwith  Green,  farmer 
Bennett  R  J,  farmer  and  car 

penter 
Bennett  W  H,  farmer 


Richardson  J  M,  farmer 
Rollins  H  G,  sewing  machine 

agt 
Seagraves  Calvin,  farmer 
Seagraves  L  B,  J  P  and  farmer 


Boling  J  W,  me^  and  farmer  Seagraves  Thos,  farmer 


GAZETTEER. 


211 


Welch  J  J,  farmer 
Wilson  S  Y,  fanner 
AVorable  H  A,  farmer 
Womble  J  M,  farmer 
Womble  Thos,  farmer 
Womble  W  B,  farmer 

Old  Shops. 

Adams  D  C,  farmer 
Adams  J  A,  farmer 
Ballentiue  W  M,  farmer 
Jolmson  J  L,  merchant  and 

farmer 
Norris  Jesse  A,  farmer 

Rogers'  Store. 

Arnold  J  A,  farmer 
Bledsoe  W  L,  farmer 
Brogden  I  J,  farmer 
GuUie  W  H,  mercht  and  J  P 
Jones  R  M,  J  P 
Jones  W  A,  farmer 
Mitchell  W  D,  farmer 
Moore  D  K,  farmer 
Peace  J  N,  physician 
Ray  Buckner,  farmer 
Safer  W  T,  farmer 

Rolesville. 

Arnold  W  C,  merchant 
Bailey  J  J,  farmer 
Ferrell  J  J,  wheelwright 
Ferrell  8  W,  farmer 
Fleming  J  R,  physician 
Flem-ing  N  B,  blacksmith 
Fowler  W  B,  farmer 
Fowler  E  C,  merchant 
Fowler  M  C,  physician 
Freeman  R  A,  farmer 
Harris  John,  farmer 


Hunter  Jacob,  farmer 
Hunter  W  K,  merchant 
Jones  Wm  II,  farmer 
Leigh  J  C,  farmer 
Mitchell  Wm,  farmer 
Pace  E  R,  merchant 
Pearce  James,  farmer 
Pearce  John,  farnaer 
Redford  J  B,  farmer 
Redford  W  E,  farmer 
Rogers  L  B,  farmer 
Rogers  W  W,  farmer 
Scarboro  J  H,  wheelw^right 
Scarboro  S  H,  merchant 
Shadrach  J  H,  blacksmith 
Stell  G  A,  farmer 
Stell  Wesley,  farmer 
Stell  William,  farmer 
Stell  &  Ferrell,  merchants 
Wall  Addison,  farmer 
Wall  A  G,  farmer 
Watkins  H,  merchant 
AVatkins  John,  farmer 
Watkins  Manly,  farmer 
Watkins  N  R,  farmer 
Wiggins  G  D,  farmer 
Williams  J  A,  farmer 
Young  A  R,  physician 

Wake  Forest. 

Allen  W  0  &  Co,  tanners  and 

cotton  ginners 
Brewer  J  M,  farmer 
Brewer  W  C,  farmer 
Dickson  &  Purefoy,  raerchts 
Dunn  W  B  &  Co,  manfrs  of 

plows 
Gill  EE,  farmer 
Hoi  den  I  T,  farmer 
H olden  W  S,  farmer 
Mangum  P  H,  farmer 


212  GAZETTEER. 


Mills  Prof  L  R,  teacher  W  F  Tiraberlake  R  [I,  farmer 

College  Wall  Geo  H,  farmer 

Montague  H  W,  physician      Walters  A  E,  physician 
Pace  &  Holdino-,  merchants    Walters  C  M,  farmer 
Pernell  J  P,  farmer  Wingate  W  B,  postmaster 

Peruell  J  W,  farmer  Wingate  W  B  &  Co,  raerch'ts 

Poteat  W  L, tutor  W  F  College 
Powers  J  B,  physician  Wakefield. 

Pritc-hard   Rev  T  H,  Pres  W  ^^^^^  ^  g^  f^^.^^^^^. 
I;  College  g^j^j^  Q  D,  farmer 

Pureloy  A  1    farmer  Chamblee  G  C,  farmer 

Purefoy  F  M,  merchant  Chamblee  M  C,  physician 

Panes  G  A  &  Bro,  merchants  chamblee  W  B,  farmer 
Raybon  H,  farmer  Ferrell  J  D  farmer 

Riddick  W  G,  propr  hotel        Ferrell  W  C  farmer 
Royall  Prof  W   B,  teacher  W  qjh  g  pjarmer 

F  Co   ege  ...  ^  ^  .    Kemp  E  H,  farmer 

Scarboro  C  W,  tutor  W  F  Col-  ^^gggy  j  ^y^  f^^^.^^ 

o-       ^^®    Ti    ^wn   ^      1        Ray  A  H,  farmer 
Simmons  Prof  W  G,  teacher  gtaHings  A  I,  farmer 

o       ^o^r^?   ^^"^  Stallings  B,  farmer 

btone  b  M,  farmer  Whitley  M,  merchant  and  far- 


Taylor  Prof  C  E,  teacher  W 
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Lager  Beer  and  Soda  Water  Bottling  Works. 

^ 

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RALEIOH,  H.  C, 

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The  Bar  is  well  supplied  with  the  best  Foreign  and 

Domestic  Wines,  Liquors,  Porter,  Ale, 

and  Lager  Beer. 

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lorth  Carolina  Post  Office  Directory. 


Those  marked  (o.  li.)  are  tlie  County  Seats;  those  marked 
with  an  asterisk  (*)  are  Money  Order  Post  offices. 


POST-OFKICE.  .^        COUNTY. 

Abbottsburg,     Bladen 

Abbott's  Creek Davidson 

Adams'  Mills, Union 

Advance Davie 

Albemarle  (c.  b.) Stanley 

Albei^on Duplin 

Ale.xandriana Mecklenburg 

Alfordsville Robeson 

Alamance '.....Guilford 

Allenton Robeson 

Alma Robeson 

Alpine Surry 

Aman's  Store Onslow 

Ames'  Turnout Union 

Amity  Hill Iredell 

Ammon Bladen 

Anderson's  Store :  .("aswell 

Angola Pender 

Ansonville Anson 

Antioch Robeson 

Apex Wake 

Apple  Grove.         Ashe 

Aquone  Macon 

Arcadia Davidson 

Archer  Lodge Johnston 

Areola Warren 

Arden Buncombe 

Argyle Cumberland 

Armour Columbus 

Ashboro  (c.  h  ) Randolph 

*Asheville  (c.  ii.) Buncombe 

Asheford McDowell 

Ashland Caswell 

Ashton Pender 

Aspen  Grove Kockingiiam 

Auburn Wake 

Aulander '. Bertie 

Auman's  Hill .Montgomery 

Aurelian  Spring's.. Ilalifax 

Aurora Beaufort 

Averasboro Harnett 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Avery's  Creek Buncombe 

Avoca Bertie 

Ayersville Stokes 

Baird's  Creek Pamlico 

*Bakersville(c.  h.) Mitchell 

Bald  Creek Yancey 

Ballentine's  Mill V\  ake 

Balsam  Grove Transylvania 

Bainboo Watauga 

Banks' Wake 

Banner's  Elk ..Watauga 

Bannerman's Pender 

Barclaysville, Harnett 

Barnardsville Buncombe 

Barnes'  Store Wilson 

Barrett's  Mountain Alexander 

Bath Beaufort 

♦Baltleboro Edgecombe 

Bayboro Pamlico 

Beamans  X  Koads .Sampson 

Beam's  Mills .Cleaveland 

Bear  Creek Chatham 

Bear  Poplar Rowan 

Bear  Wallow Henderson 

Beasly  Hill Johnston 

Beattie's  Foid Lincoln 

Beatty's  Bridge Bladen 

Beaufort  (c.  h.) Carteret 

Beaumont Chatham 

Beaver Clierokee 

Beaver  Creek Aslie 

Beaver  Dam Union 

Bee  Log Yancey 

Beech  Creek Watauga 

Belew  Creek  Mills Forsyth 

Bellevoir Chatham 

Bell's  Ferry Pitt 

Belleville ":' Pender 

Belvidere Perquiman's 

Bennett's  X  Roads Sampson 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Bensalem   ...    Moore 

Bentonville Johnston 

Berea Granville 

Bethania Forsyth 

Bethany Davidson 

Bethany  Church IretltU 

Bethel Pitt 

Bethel  Hill Person 

Beulaville Duplin 

Beverly Anson 

Big  Creek  Stokes 

Big  Falls     Alamance 

Big  Laurel Madison 

Big  Lick  Stanley 

Big  Oak Moore 

Big  Pine  Creek Madison 

Big  Spring. . .    Jackson 

Biiesville     Stanley 

Blacii  Creek Wilson 

Blackman's  Mills Sampson 

Blackmar Rowan 

Black  River  Chapel   .  .    . .  Sampson 

Black  Rock Cleaveland 

Bladenboro Bladen 

Blocker's Cumberland 

Blount's  Creek , Beaufort 

Blowing  Rock Watauga 

Blue  Ridge .  ..Henderson 

Blue's  Grossing Moore 

Blue  Wing Granville 

Bogue Columbus 

Boiling  Springs    Cleaveland 

Boilston Henderson 

Bolton   Columbus 

Boman's  Bluff Henderson 

Boomer Wilkes 

Boone  (c.  h. ) Watauga 

Boonville Yadkin 

Bostick's  Mills Richmond 

Best's  Mills Cabarrus 

Bowden's Duplin 

Bowie's  Creek Harnett 

Branch's  Store Duplin 

Brasstown Cherokee 

Brevard  (c.  h  ) Transylvania 

Brick  Church Guilford 

Bridgewater ..Burke 

Brier  Creek Wilkes 

Briggsville Madison 

Bright's  Creek Polk 

Brindletown Burke 

Bringle's  Ferry Davidson 

Brinkland Bladen 

Brinkleyville Halifax 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Brittain Rutherford 

Broadway Mooi  e 

Brodie  Place Warren 

Brogden's  Mill Wayne 

Brooklin Robeson 

Brookston Warren 

Brewer's  Mills Randolph 

Brown  Creek  Union 

Brown  Mountain *.. Stokes 

Brown's  Cross  Roads Randolph 

Brown's  Knob Buncombe 

Brown's  Summit Guilford 

Brownsville Granville 

Brush  Creek Chatham 

Bryansville Marion 

Buchanan Granville 

Buckhorn Cumberland 

Buckland  Gates 

Buena  Vista Duplin 

Buffalo  Cove Caldwell 

Buffalo  Ford Randolph 

Buffalo  Pit  per  Mills Cleaveland 

Bug  Hill Columbus 

Bull  Heak Greene 

Bunn's  Level .Harnett 

Burgaw  Depot Pender 

Burmingtown Macon 

Burnsville  (c.  h.)   Yancey 

Burnt  Chimney Rutherford 

Busbee Buncombe 

Bush  Hill Randolph 

Bushy  Fork Person 

Butler Rutherford 

Butler's  Ford Montgomerj' 

Byarsville Cleaveland 

Byrdsville Coluinbus 

Cabbin  Creek Montgomery 

Cagle's  Mills Ra'ndolph 

Cain's  Branch McDowell 

Cairo Anson 

Calahan Davie 

Caldwell  Listitute Orange 

Caldwell's Mecklenburg 

Caledonia Moore 

Caleman Henderson 

Calhoun Transylvania 

California Currituck 

California  Creek Madison 

Calvin Stanley 

Camden  [c.  h.]. .    .    Camden 

Camera Pender 

Cameron Moore 

Camp  Call Cleaveland 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFP^ICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Camp  Creek Rurke 

Cana Davie 

Cane  Creek Chatham 

Cane  River Yancey 

Carson's  Creek  Transylvania 

Carter's  Mills, Moore 

*Carthage  (c.  h.) Moore 

Cary .Wake 

Casher's  Vallej' .Jackson 

Castalia Nash 

Cataloochce  liaj'wood 

Catawba Catawba 

Catherine  Lake Onslow 

Cedar  Cliff Alamance 

Cedar  Creek Cumberland 

Cedar  Dale Pender 

Cedar  Fsdls Randolph 

Cedar  Grove Orange 

Cedar  Hill Anson 

Cedar  Mountain Transylvania 

Cedar  Rock Franklin 

Cedar  Kun Alexander 

Cedar  Yidley Caldwell 

Celo Yancey 

Centre Guilford 

Centre  Grove  Person 

Cerro  Gordo Columbus 

Chalk  Level Harnett 

Chandler's  Grove....  Montgomery 

-Chapel  JIill Orange 

Charleston  (c.  h.) Swain 

*Charlotte  (c.  h.) Mecklenburg 

Cherryfield Transylvania 

Cherry  Lane  Alleghany 

Cherry  ville Gaston 

Chestnut  Hill Ashe 

Chestnut  Ridge  Yadkin 

Chunney  Rock Rutherford 

China  Grove Rowan 

Chocowinity Beaufort 

Chronicle Catawba 

Clark's  Mills Moore 

Clarkton Bladen 

Clay  Folk Cumberland 

Clayton Johnston 

Clear  Creek.    .         Cabarrus 

Cleaveland  Mills Cleaveland 

Clemmonsville Davidson 

*Clinton  (c.  h.) Sampson 

Clover  Orchard Alamance 

Cobton Craven 

Coburn's  Store Union 

Coddle  Creek Cabarrus 

Coinjock Currituck. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Colerain  Bertie 

Cole's  Mills .Randolph 

Cole's  Store Randolph 

Colesville Stokes 

Collettsville Caldwell 

Columbia  (c.  h.) Tyrrell 

*Columbus  (c.  ii.) Polk 

Comfort .Jones 

Company  IMills Guilford 

*Company's  Shops Alamance 

*Concord  (c.  h.) Cabarrus 

Conger's     Iredell 

Conover Catawba 

Contenlnea Greene 

Cool  Spring Iredell 

Copal  Grove Stanley 

Copeland Surry 

Council's  Station Bladen 

County  Line Davie 

Cove  Creek H  ay  wood 

Covington Richmond 

Cowan's  Ford Mecklenburg 

Coxville ..Pitt 

Crab  Tree Haywood 

Grain's  Creek Moore 

Cranberry  Forge Mitchell 

Creswell Washington 

Croalan Craven 

Cross  Canal Camden 

Cross  Roads  Church Yadkin 

Cross  Rock Madison 

Crowder's  Creek Gaston 

Crowder's  Mountain Gaston 

Cuba Rutherford 

Cullasaja Macon 

Cullowhee Jackson 

Cunningham's  Store Person 

Curriersville Moore 

Curtis'  Mills Alamance 

Cypress  Creek Bladen 

Capel's  Mill Ilichmond 

Cloudland Mitchell 

Colfax Guilford 

Columbia  Factory Randolpli 

Crossville Gates 

Crowell's Halifax 

Currituck  (c.  h.) Currituck 

Dallas  (c.  h.) Gaston 

Dalton Stokes 

Danbury  (c.  h.) Stokes 

*Davidson  College     . .  Mecklenburg 

Davidson  River Transylvania 

Dawson's  Cross  Roads Halifax 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Dawson's  Laading Bladen 

Dj'er's  Branch Madison 

Day  Book Yancy 

Dayton Wake 

Deaver's Transylvania 

Deep  Creek Anson 

Deep  River Guilford 

Deep  Run Lenoir 

Dellaplane Wilkes 

Democrat Buncombe 

Denton Davidson 

Denver Lincoln 

Devanes Cumberland 

Diamond  Hill  Anson 

Dinsdaie Polk 

Dismal Sampson 

Dobbinsville Sampson 

Dobson Surry 

Dockery Wilkes 

Double  Shoal   Cleaveland 

Douglas     Rockingham 

Dover  Craven 

Downingville Bladen 

Downsville Caldwell 

Dry  Creek Montgomery 

Dry's  Mill Cabarrus 

Duncan's  Creek Rutherford 

Duck  Creek  .....  Onslow 

Dudley Wayne 

Dundarrach Robeson 

Durant's  Neck. Perquimans 

*Durham Orange 

Dutchville Granville 

Dymond  City Martin 

Dysortville McDowell 

Eagle  Mills  Iredell 

Eagle  Rock Wake 

Earpsboro  Johnston 

East  Bend Yadkin 

East  Fork Transylvania 

Eask  Lake Dare 

East  Laport Jackson 

Easy  Hill Brunswick 

Eden Randolph 

*Edenton  (c.  h.) Chowan 

Edgewood Halifax 

Edinboro Montgomery 

Edney  ville Henderson 

Edwards'  Cross  Roads.  ..Alleghany 

Edwards'  Mills  Beaufort 

Edwardsville Surry 

Efird's  Mills Stanley 

Egypt  Depot Chatham 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Elbaville Davie 

Eldorado Montgomery 

Elevation Johnston 

♦Elizabeth  City  (c.  h.).  .Pasquotank 

Elizabethtown  [c.  h.] Bladen 

Elk  Creek Alleghany 

ElkX  Roads Ashe 

Elkin Surry 

Elkinsville Bladen 

Elk  Shoals Iredell 

Elkville Wilkes 

Ellerbe  Springs Richmond 

Elm  Grove Chatham 

Elmwood Iredell 

*Enfleld Halifax 

England's  Point Cherokee 

Englehard Hyde 

Enoch  ville Rowan 

Erie  Mills Montgomery 

Erwinsville Cleaveland 

Eupeptic  Springs  ..    Iredell 

Euplirouia Moore 

Eureka Alamance 

Fair  Bluff Columbus 

Fairfax Swain 

Fairfield Hyde 

Fair  Grove Davidson 

Fair  Haven Moore 

Fair  View Buncombe 

Faisou's  Depot Duplin 

Falkland Pitt 

Fall  Creek Chatham 

Falling  Creek Lenoir 

Farmville Pitt 

Farmers Randolph 

Farmers'  Turnout Columbus 

Farmington Davie 

*Fayetteville  [c.  h.]. .  .Cumberland 

Fine's  Creek Haywood 

First  Broad Rutherford 

Fish  Dam A Wake 

Fitch's  Store Caswell 

Five  Forks Stokes 

Flat  Branch Forsyth 

Flat  Creek Buncombe 

Flat  River Orange 

Flat  Rock Henderson 

Flat  Shoal Surry 

Flemington Columbus 

Flemmings Catawba 

Flinty  Branch Mitchell 

Flower  Hill Randolph 

Fonta  Flora  Burke 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY, 

Foolville Yadkin 

Forbush Yadkin 

Forest  ville Wake 

Fork  Clmrch Davie 

Forks  or  Pigeon Haywood 

Forks  of  Tennessee Swam 

Forney's  C  reek Swain 

Fork    Swamp Beaufort 

Fort  Landing Tyrrel 

Fountain  liill Greene 

Fousi's  Mill Randolph 

Francisco  Stokes 

*Franklin  (c.  li.) Macon 

*Frauklinton Franklin 

Franklinville. ....      .    .Kandolpli 

Freeman's  Mills  Guilford 

Fremont  Wayne 

French  Broad Buncombe 

French  Creek  Church Bladen 

Friedburg Fors^-tlie 

Friendship    Guillord 

Fulton  ..     .       Davie 

Gaddysville Robeson 

Gamble's   Store   Rutherford 

Gap  Civil  (G.  h.)   ..      ..    Alleghany 

Gap  Cerek Ashe 

Garden  Creek . .  Haywood 

Garrabaldi Gaston 

Gar\-sburg Northampton 

Gastonia Gaston 

Gatesville  (c.  h.) Gates 

Gatlington Gates 

Georgetown Jackson 

CJermantcn Stokes 

Gibb's  Cross  Roads. .  ..Cumberland 

Gibson's  Mills Richmond 

Gibsonville Guilford 

Giles'  Mill Sampson 

Gilmer's  Store Guilford 

Gillett's  Store  Carteret 

Glade  Creek Alleghany 

Gladesboro Randolph 

Glen  Brook Randoldh 

Glen  Alpine  Springs Burke 

Glenco« Buncombe 

Glenola Randolph 

Globe Caldwell 

Godwin's .Johnston 

Gold  Hill Rowan 

Gold  Region Moore 

*Goldsboro  (c  .h.) Wayne 

Good  Spring Surry 

Goose  Creek  Island Pamlico 


POST-OFFICB.  COUNTV. 

Gushen  Wilkes 

Graham  (c.  h.) Alamance 

Grange Transylvania 

Granite  Hill Iredell 

Grantsbnro Pamlico 

Granlville Buncombe 

Grantham's  Store Wayne 

Grape  Creek Cherokee 

Grassy  Knob Rutherford 

Grassy  Creek Mitchell 

Gravel  Hill Bladen 

Gray  Eagle Buncombe 

Gray's  Chapel Randolph 

Gray's  Creek     Cumberland 

Greenlee's McDowell 

Green  Hill Rutherford 

Green  Level Wake 

Green  Mountain f    Yancey 

Green  River     Henderson 

Green  Rock Caldwell 

*Grcensboro  [c.   h.] Guilford 

Green's  Grove Rutherford 

Greenville  [c.  h.] Pitt 

G  reen  wood Moore 

Grisssom Granville. 

Grist's  Station Columbus 

<5rove   .  .    Chatham 

Gulf Chatham 

Gulley's  Mill Wake 

Gum  Branch Onslow 

Gum  Neck  Tyrrel 

Hadden  Mountain   .Jackson 

Hadley's  Mills Chatham 

Hall's   Ferry   Davie 

Hale  Wood Madison 

♦Halifax  [c.  h.] Halifax 

Hall's  Mill Wilkes 

Hallsville Duplin 

Hambursrh Jack.son 

Hamilton jMartin 

Hamlet Richmond 

Hamptonville Yadkin 

Hannersville Davidson 

llanrahan pjtt 

Happy  Home Burke 

Hare's  Store .Jolins'on 

Harlowe Carteret 

Harper's .Johnston 

Harper's  Cross  Roads Chatham 

Ilnrrel's  Store Sampson 

Harrellsville Hertford 

Harrells Mitchell 

Harrington Harnett 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Harrisburg Cabarrus 

Harrison Mecklenburg 

Harrisville Montgomery 

Harts Rowan 

Hartsboro .Edgecombe 

Hartshorn Alamance 

Hartsville Wake 

Haslin Beaufort 

Hatteras Dare 

Haw  Branch Onslow 

Hawk  Mine Mitchell 

Hawley's  Store Sampson 

Haw  River , . .  .Alamance 

Hayes'  Store     .' Wake 

Hayesville  [c.  h.] Clay 

Hay  Meadow Wilkes 

Haystack Surry 

Haywood Chatham 

Healing  Springs Davidson 

Heathsville Halifax 

Hebron Mecklenburg 

Heilig  s  Mill . .  .Rowan 

Helton Aslie 

^Henderson Granville 

Henderson ville  [c.  h  J.  ..Henderson 

Henry's .McDowell 

Herringsville' Sampson 

*Hertford  [c.  h.] Perquimans 

Hester's  Store Person 

♦Hickory Catawba 

Hickory  Grove Wake 

Hicksville Rutherford 

Highlands Macon 

Hightowers Caswell 

*High  Point  Guilford 

High  Shoals Gaston 

Hilliadston Nash 

*Hillsboro  [c.  h.] Orange 

Hillsdale .Guilford 

Hill's   Store Randolph 

Hoflfman Richmond 

Hogback  Valley Transylvania 

Holland's Wake 

Holly  Bush Cleaveland 

Holly  Grove Moore 

Holly  Springs Wake 

Holly's  Wharf Chowan 

Hollywood  Carteret 

Hollow  Poplar Mitchell 

Holman's Davie 

Hominy  Creek Buncombe 

Hookerton Greene 

Hoover  Hill Randolph 

Hope  Mills Cumberland 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Horse  Cove Macon 

Horse  Shoe Henderson 

Hothouse  Cherokee 

Howellsville Robeson 

Hudsonville Caldwell 

Hdil's  X  Roads Lincoln 

Hunsucker's  Store. . .  .Montgomery 

Hnntersville Mecklenburg 

Hunting  Creek Wilkes 

Huntley Sampson 

Huntsville Yadkin 

Hurdells' Mill  Person 

Hutchinson's  Store Wake 

Idaho ..Cumberland 

Idol's  Mill Ashe 

Indian  Hill Davidson 

Indian  Grove Surry 

Indian  Springs Wake 

Indian  Town Currituck 

Indian  Trail Union 

Iverness  Cumberland 

Irene Mecklenburg 

Iron  Duff Ha3wo()d 

Iron  Hill Columbus 

Iron    Station Lincoln 

Island  Ford Rutherford 

Ivy Madison 

Ivy  Gap Yancey 

Jackson  [c.  h.] Northampton 

Jackson  Hill Davidson 

Jackson's  Springs Moore 

Jackson's  Creek Randolph 

Jacksonville  [c.  h.] Onslow 

Jacob's  Ford Catawba 

Jamestown   Guilford 

Jamesville Martin 

Jarvisburg Currituck 

Jefferson  (c.  h.) Ashe 

Jennings'  Mills Iredell 

Jericho . .  Wayne 

Jerusalem Davie 

Jewell Stokes 

Johnston's  Mills Pitt 

Jonas  Ridge Burke 

Jonathan's  Creek.  ^ Haywood 

*Jonesboro Moore 

Jones'  Creek Anson 

Jonesville Yadkin 

Jug  Town Catawba 

Junalnska Jackson 

Kapp's  Mill Surry 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OKFICK.  COUNrV. 

Keenersville  Mitciicll 

Kelvin  Grove W;ike 

Kemp's  Mill Kaiidolph 

*Kcnausville  [c  h.] Duplin 

Kendall Anson 

Kernersville Forsytli 

Keys Buncombe 

Keyser Moore 

Killian's  Mills Lincoln 

Kimbolton Chatham 

King's  Creek Caldwell 

*King's   Mountain Cleaveland 

Kinnekeet Dare 

*Kinston  [e.  h  ]   . .    Lenoir 

Kirk's  Mills Stanley 

♦Kittrell Granville 

Kilty  Hawk Currituck 

Knap  of  Reeds (rranville 

Knob  Creek Cleaveland 

Knott's  Island   ..    Currituck 

Knott's  Store An^on 

Kyle's  Landinir Cuniberhuui 

La  Grange Lenoir 

Lake  Comfort .......    Hyde 

Lake  Landing Hyde 

Lanesboro A  nson 

Lane's  Creek Union 

Lassiier's  Mills Randolph 

Latham's Beaufort 

Laurel Franklin 

Laurinburg Richmond 

Laurel  Branch Allegiiany 

Laurel  Hill Riciimond 

Laurel  Springs Ashe 

Lawsonville Rockingham 

Leachburg Joiinston 

Leaksviile Kockingham 

Leasburg Ca^^wel! 

Lebanon Columl)us 

Ledger Mitchell 

Lee Midison 

Leechville Beaufort 

Lee's  Mills. Washington 

Lee's  Store. . .   Halifax 

Leesville Robeson 

Leicester Buncombe 

*Lenoir[c   h] Caldwell 

Lenox  Castle  Rockingham 

Leo Sianly 

Level  Cross Randolph 

Level  Plains Kandolph 

Lewis  Forks Wilkes 

Lewiston Bertie 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Lewisville  Forsyth 

♦Lexington  [c.  h.] Davidson 

Liberty  Hill Iredell 

Liberty  Store Guilford 

Lick  Creek Davidson 

Lick  Log  Creek Clay 

Lilesville Anson 

Lilhngton  [c.  h.] Harnett 

*Lincolnton  [c.  h.]   Lincoln 

Line  Hill . .  Ashe 

LinvilleCove Mitchel 

Linvilie  Store Burke 

LinT|pod. . .    ^ D.-.vidson 

Lisbon Sampson 

Little  Creek    Madison 

Little  Pine  Creek ]\Iadison 

Little  River Alexander 

Little  River  AcademA'.. Cumberland 

Little's  Mills ' Richmond 

Little  Rock  Creek :\IitclR  II 

Little  Sui,^ar  Loaf HIaden 

"Littleton Halifax 

Ldckville    .Chatham 

L(.cHslHill   Caswell 

Locust  Level Stanly 

I>ogtin's  Store JKulherford 

Long  Hraiich   Alamance 

Long  Creek Pender 

Long  Pine Anson 

Long  Ridge Washington 

Long's  Cross  Roads Person 

Long's  Mills Randolph 

Long's  Store Union 

Longtown Yadkin 

*Louisburg  [c.  h.] Franklin 

Lovelace Wdkes 

Lovelady Caldwell 

Love's  Level Union 

Lowesville Lincoln 

Low  Gap Surry 

Loy's  Shop Alamance 

Lumber  Bridge Robeson 

*Lumberton  [c.  h.] Robeson 

Lynch   Madison 

Lvnn Madison 

I^ynn Polk 

Lyon's  Landing Bladen 

McBride's  Mill Watauga 

McCrary's  Store Alamance 

McLeansville  . .  . Guilford 

Macedonia Montgomery 

Mackey's  Ferry Wasliingtoh 

♦Macon  Depot Warren 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Madison Rockingham 

*iMagnolia Duplin 

Makelyville .  ..Hyde 

Manchester     Cumberland 

Mangum Richmond 

Manly ,     Ashe 

Manly  Station Moore 

Mann's  Harbor Dare 

Manson Warren 

Manteo  [c.  h.] Dare 

Maple  Cypress   Craven 

Maple  Springs Wilkes 

Margarettesville Northampton 

*Marion  [c.  h.J .'.  ..McD(y\vell 

Marlboro Pitt 

Marley's  Mills Randolpli 

Marsden Bladen 

*Marshall  [c,  h.J Madison 

Mars  Hill Madison 

Martindale Mecklenljurg 

Martin's  Mill Montgomery 

Matthews Meekienburg 

Maylield Rockingliam 

Maysville Jones 

Meadow  Hill Wilkes 

Meadows Stokes 

Mears  Bluff .Brunswick 

Meat  Camp VVatctuga 

*Mebanesville Alamance 

Meeksville Wilson 

Melrose Robeson 

Mellville Alamance 

Melvin  Hill Polk 

Mrchant  Mills Gales 

Merrimon ...  .Halifax 

Merry  Mount Warren 

Merry  Oaks Clialham 

M  icaville Yancey 

Middleburg Warren 

Middle  Cane Watauga 

Middle  Swamp .Bladen 

Middleton Hyde 

Midway Davidson 

Mill  Biidge Rowan 

Mill  Creek  ...    Person 

Milledgeville Montgonieiy 

Miller's  Creek .'Wilkes 

Millertown Rowan 

Mill  Hill Cabarrus 

Mill  River Henderson 

Mills'  Spring Polk 

*Milion '. Caswell 

Mingo Sampson 

Mint  Hill Mecklenburg 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY, 

Mocksville  [c.  h.] Davie 

Moltitt's  Mills Randolph 

Moncure Chatham 

*Monroe  [c.  h.] Union 

Monroeton Rockingham 

Monticello Guilford 

Montpelier Richmond 

Mooresboro Cleaveland 

Mo<:)re's  Creek  Pender 

Moore's  Mills Wake 

Mooresville Iredell 

Mooshaunee Moore 

Moravian  Falls. ; Wilkes 

Morehead  City Carteret 

Morelz  Mills Watauga 

Morgan  Hill Buncombe 

Morgan's  Mills Uniou 

*Morganton  [c   h.] Burke 

Morrisville Wake 

Morton's  Store Alamance 

Morven .Anson 

Moss  Neck Kobeson 

Mountain  Creek  Catawl)a 

Mountain  Island Gaston 

Mountain  View   .. AVarren 

*Mount  Airy  Surry 

Mount  Bethel Alexander 

]\Iouiit  Energy Granville 

Mount  Gilead Granville 

.Mount  Mourne Iredell 

Mount  Nebo Yadkin 

MtJunt  Olive Wayne 

Mount  Pisgnh Alexander 

Mount  Pleasant fJabarrus 

Mount  Prospect Union 

Mount  Sterling Haywood 

Mount  Tabor. Forsyth 

Mount  Tirza Person 

Mount  Ulla Rowan 

Mount  Vernon Rowan 

Mount  Zion Wilke? 

Mouth  of  Buffalo Ashe 

Moyock Currituck 

Muddy  Fork Cleaveland 

Mud  Lick Chatham 

Mulberiy Wilses 

Mull  Grove Catawba 

Munn's  Station Moore 

Mnrfreesboro Hertford 

*Murpliy  [c.  h.J Cherokee 

Mutual  Love Mecklenburg 

Myatl's  Mills Wake 

Nantahalah Swaiu 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


rOST-OFKICE.  COUNTY. 

Narrows  ..    Stauly 

Niif^hville  [c.  h Nash 

Niitlian's  (,  reck Ashe 

Nat  Moore Bladen 

Nebo McDowell 

Nettle  Nuob Ashe 

Neuse .  .Wake 

*New  Berne  [c.  h.] Craven 

New  Castle Wilkes 

New  Found Buncombe 

New  Garden   Guilford 

New  Hill Wake 

New  Hope Iredell 

New  Hope  Academy Randolph 

New  House Cleaveland 

New  Light Wake 

New  Market     Randolph 

New  Mills Camden 

Newport Carteret 

New  River Alleghany 

New   Salem Ran'dolpli 

yiiiw  Sterling Iredell 

New  Supply Brunswick 

♦Newton  [c.  h  ] Catawba 

Newton  Grove Samp.sun 

Nicholson's Alamance 

Nicholson's  Mills Iredell 

Nicholsonville  Cleaveland 

Norton's  Jackson 

North  Brook Lincoln 

Noitli  Cove  McDowell 

North  Fork Ashe 

Norwood Stanly 

.Xottla Cherokee 

Oak  Forest Iredell 

Oak  Grove Union 

Oak  Hill Granville 

Oakland Halifax 

Oak  Ridge Guilford 

Oaks Orange 

Oak  Spring Rutherford 

Oakville Warren 

Ocona  Lufty Swain 

Ocracoke Ilvde 

Old  Fort McDowell 

Old  Furnace Gaston 

Old  Hundred.  . .    Richmond 

Old  Shop Wake 

Old  Town Forsvthe 

Olin Iredell 

Olive  Branch Union 

Olive  Hill Person 

Orange  Factory Orange 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Oregon Rockingham 

Ore  Knob Ashe 

Ore  Hill Chatham 

Ormonsville Greene 

Osbornville Wilkes 

Osgood.:   Chatham 

Otter  Creek Rut  herford 

Outlaw's  Bridge Duplin 

Owenville .  .Sampson 

*0.xford  [c.  h.] Granville 

Oxford's  Ford Catawba 

Pacolet  Falls Polk 

Pacific Franklin 

Pactolus Pitt 

Paint  Rock ^Madison 

Palmyra Halifax 

Palo  Alto On.slow 

Pamlico Pamlico 

Pantego  Beaufort 

Panther  Creek Yadkin 

Park  Hill Burke 

Patterson Caldwell 

Patterson's  Bridge Moore 

Patterson's  Mill Orange 

Patterson's  Store Alamance 

Patton's  Home  Rutherford 

Paw  Creek Mecklenburg 

Paint  Fork Madison 

Paint  Gap Yancey 

Pates Kabe-sou 

Peach  Tree Cherokee 

Petty  Shore Hertford 

Peacock's  X  Roads .Johnston 

Peacock's  Store Columbus 

Pedlar's  Hill Chatham 

Pee  Dee Anson 

Pekin Montgomery 

Peletier's   Mills Carteret 

Pelham Caswell 

Pensacola Yancey 

Perkinsville Burke 

PersirSmon   Creek Cherokee 

Peru Haywood 

Peter's  Creek "Stokes 

Petra  Mills Caldwell 

Phoenix Columbus 

Piedmont  Springs Burke 

Pigeon  River Haywood 

Pigeon  Valley Haywood 

Pike Cumberland 

Pikeville Wayne 

Pilot  Mountain Stokes 

Pine  Hall Stokes 


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NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Pine  Level Johnston 

Pine  Run Watauo;!i 

Pinevilie Mecldeuburg 

Piney  Greek   Alleghany 

Pin  Hook  Depot Gaston 

Pink  Bed Henderson 

Pink  Hill Lenoir 

Pinnacle Henderson 

Pioneer  Mills Cabarrus 

Pireway  Ferry Columbus 

Pisgah Randolph 

Pitch  Landing Hertford 

*Pittsboro  fc.  h] Chatham 

Pleasant  Garden Guilford 

Pleasant  Gnwe Alamance 

Pleasant   Hill Northampton 

Pleasant  Home Lincoln 

Pleasant  Hidge Gaston 

Pleasansville Rockingham 

Plumraerville Robeson 

Plumtree Mitchell 

♦Plymouth  [c.  h] Washington 

Pocket Moore 

J'oint  Caswell   Pender 

Polkton Anson 

Pi)llocksville Jones 

Pool Rowan 

Poor's  Ford ...Rutherford 

Poplar  Branch Currituck 

Poplar  Grove. Polk 

Poplar  Hill Anson 

Portsmouth Carteret 

Potecasi Northampton 

Powelton Richmond 

Pralher's  Creek.  .  .    . Alleghany 

Piestonville Stokes 

Prce's  Mil+ Union 

Price's  Store Rockingham 

Pinceton Johnston 

Prospect  Hall Bladen 

Prospect  Hill Caswell 

Prosperity     Moore 

Providence Ohatham 

Putlear's  Creek Wilkes 

Purley ...  Caswell 

Quaker  Gay Stokes 

Quallatown Jackson 

Query's. . .    Mecklenburg 

*Raleigii  (c.  h  ) .Wake 

Eumsaytown Yancey 

Ramsayville Madison 

Ranaleburg Mecklenburg 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Riinsom's  Bridge Nash 

Ray  wood Union 

Ready  Branch   Wilkes 

Red  Banks Robeson 

Red  Cross   Ranoolph 

Reddle's  River Wilkes 

Red  Hill Mitchell 

Red  Mountain Orange 

Eed  Oak Nash 

Red  Plains  .. Yadkin 

Red  Shoals ...Stokes 

Reed  Creek Davidson 

*Reidsville. Rockingham 

Resaca  Duplin 

Reyn(;ldson Gates 

Rialto Chatham 

Riceville Buncombe 

Richardson's  Creek....      ..   Union 

Richland  Valley Haywood 

Richlands         Onslow 

Rich  Mountain Taekson 

Rich  Square Northampton 

Riddieksville Hertford 

Ridge's  Creek Montgomery 

Ridge  Spring ' ."  ...Pitt 

Ridgeville ...Caswell 

llidgeway Warren 

Riggsbee'a  Store ....  Chatham 

RiTey's  Cross  Roads...    .  Franklin 

Ringwood .     Halifax 

Riverdale Craven 

River  Hill Iredell 

River  View Mecklenburg 

Rives'  Chapel Chatham 

Roaring  Gap Wilkes 

Eoaring  River Wilkes 

Robbinsville  (c.  h.} Graham 

Robersonville Martin 

Roberson Columbus 

Robin  Hill Cumberland 

Roanoke Martin 

Rock  Dale IMacon 

Rock  Creek xVlamancc 

Hock  Cut Iredell 

Rock  Fish Duplin 

Rockford Surry 

*Rockingham Richmond 

Rock  Level Rockingham 

Rock  Spring Orange 

Rockwell Rowan 

Rocky  Meadow David.son 

*Rocky  IMount Edgecombe 

Rocky  Pass McDowell 

Rocky  Point Pender 


NOIiTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


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POST-OFFICK.  COUN  FY. 

Rodiinthe Dare 

RoiTors'  Store Wake 

KoVesvillc Wake 

Rose  Hay Hyde 

Rose  Dale Pasijuotauk 

Rose  Hill  Duplin 

Rosindale Bladen 

Roslin Cumberland 

Round  Peak Surry 

Rowan  !\Iills Rowan 

Round  Mountain Wilkes 

Roxobel Bertie 

Roxboro  (c.  h.) Person 

Ruffin Rockingham 

Rural  Hall Forsyth 

Rusk Surry 

*Rutherfordton  (c.  h.)   ..Rutherford 

Saint  John Hertford 

Saint  Lawrence Chatham 

Saint  Paul's Robeson 

*Salem Forsyth 

Salem  Chapel Forsyth 

Salem  Church Randolph 

*Salisbury  [c.  h.] Rowan 

Saluda Polk 

Sinders'  Store Carteret 

Sandy  Creek Randolph 

Sandy  Foundation Lenoir 

Sandy  Grove Cliatham 

Sandy  Mush Buncombe 

Sandy  Plains Polk 

Sandy  Ridge Stokes 

Sandy  Sprii.gs Polk 

Sanford Moore 

Sans  Souci Bertie 

Sassafras  Fork Granville 

Sauratovvn Stokes 

Sawyersville Randolph 

Saxapahaw Alamance 

Science  Hill Randolph 

•Scotland  Neck. .    Halifax 

Scott's  Creek Jackson 

Scott's  Cross  Roads Iredell 

Scon's  Hill Pender 

Scottville Ashe 

Scuppernong Washington 

Seaboard Northampton 

Sedges  Garden Forsy the 

Selma Johnston 

Semora Caswell 

Settle Ircdel! 

Shady  Grove Anson 

Shady  Springs Ashe 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Shallotte Brunswick 

Shallow  Ford Alamance 

Sharon ClCaveiand 

Sharpsburg Nash 

Shaw's  Mills Guilford 

*Shelby  [c.  h.] Cleaveland 

Sherrill's  Ford Catawba 

Shiloh Camden 

Ship  Yard Camden 

Shoe  Heel Robeson 

Shooting  Creek Clay 

Slioups  Ford Burke 

Shufordvdie Henderson 

Shull's  Mills Watauga 

Sidney Columbus 

Seigle  s  Store Lincoln 

Silas  Creek Ashe 

Siloam  .    ..Surry 

Silver  Hill Davids;)n 

Silver  Dale Onslow 

Simmon  Grove Chatham 

Six  Runs Sampson 

Skinnersville Washington 

Sladesville Hyde 

Small's  Cross  Roads Chowan 

Smithfield  fc.  h.  J Johnston 

POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Smith  Grove Davie 

Smith's  Creek Pamlico 

Smith's  Ford Cabarrus 

Smilhville  [c.  h.] Brunswick 

Smyrna Carteret 

Snead's  Ferry Onslow 

Sneedsboro An.^c  n 

Snipe's  Store Chatham 

Snow  Camp "..Alamance 

Snow  Creek Iredell 

Snow  Hill  [c.  h  ] Greene 

Soapstone  Mount Randolph 

Soda  Hill Watauga 

Solitude Ashe 

Sonoma Haywood 

Sour  Wood Yadkin 

South  Creek Beaufort 

South  Fork Ashe 

South  Gaston Halifax 

South  Lowell Orange 

South  !Mills Camden 

South  Point Gaston 

South  River. .    Rowan 

South  Toe Yancey 

South  Washington  [c.  h  ]. .  .Pender 
Sparkling  CalawbaSprings, Catawba 


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NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Sparta Edgecombe 

Speight's  Bridge Greene 

Spout  Springs Harnett 

Spring  Creek. Madison 

Springdale Haywood 

Spring  Grove Iredell 

Springville Cabarrus 

Spring  Hope Nash 

Spruce  Pine Mitchell 

Stagg's  Creek Ashe 

Stagville Orange 

Stanhope Nash 

Stanley's  Creek Gaston 

Stantonsburg Wilson 

State  Road .  .Surry 

*Statesville  [c.  h.] Iredell 

Stecoali Graham 

Steele  Creed Mecklenburg 

Stencil  House   Hyde 

Sterling's  Mills Kobeson 

St'ce's  Shoal Cleaveland 

Still  Hluff Pender 

Stocksviile Duncoinbe 

Sloneville .      Rockingham 

Stonewall   Pamlico 

Stony  Creek Caswell 

Ston3'  Fork '  . . .  Watauga 

Stony  Hill ..Wilkes 

Stony   Point   ..Alexander 

Stony  Ridge Surrj' 

Stout Union 

Strabane      Lenoir 

Stumpy  Point Dare 

Stump  Souna Onsluw 

Sugar  Grove Watauga 

Sugar  Hill McDowell 

Sulphur  Springs Montgomery 

Suminci  field Guilford 

Sunbury Gates 

Sunny  Side Halifax 

Supply Brunswick 

Sutherlands Ashe 

SAvannanoa Buncombe 

Swann's  Station Moore 

Swan  Quarter  [c.  h.]    Hyde 

Swansboro Onslow 

Sweet  Home Iredell 

Swift  Creek  Bridge Craven 

Swift  Island Montgomery 

Swinson's  Cut Columbus 

Table  Rock ..  .Burke 

Tally  Ho Granville 

*Tarboro  [c.  h.J Edgecombe 


POST-OFFrCE.  COUNTY. 

Tarheel Bladen 

Tar  Landing Onslow 

Taylor's  Bridge Sampson 

Taylorville  [c.   h.]    Alexander 

Teachey's Duplin 

The  Cape Dare 

*Thomasville  Davidson 

Thompson  ville Rockingham 

Three  Forks Yancey 

Tobaccoville Forsyth 

Toisnot Wilson 

Tolarsville Robeson 

Tomatola  Cherokee 

Toms  Creek. Surry 

Topsail  Sound PendeV 

Town  Creek Brunswick 

Townesville Granville 

Trail    Branch i\Iadison 

Trap  Hill Wilkes 

Trenton  [c.  h.]....   Jones 

Triangle Lincoln 

*Trinity   College  Randolph 

Troublesome     Rockingham 

Troutman's Iredell 

Troy  [c.  h.]   .  .      Montgomery 

Troy's  Store Randolpli 

Troyville Harnett 

Tryon  City Polk 

Tuckahoe Jones 

Tulin Cabarrus 

Turkey  Tail Burke 

Turuersburg.  .  .    Iredell 

Turnpike Buncombe 

Turner's  Mountain Surrv 

Turtletown Cherokee 

Tusquitee Clay 

Tuttle's  Cross  Roads Caldwell 

Tyra Moore 

Tysor's  Mills Chatham 

Union   Hertford 

Union  Church Moore 

University  Station Orange 

Uwharie Montgomery 

Valley  Crucis Watauga 

Valley  Springs Rutherford 

Valley  Town . .  .Cherokee 

Vanceville  Buncombe 

Vandemere  [c.  h.] Pamlico 

Vest's  Clierokee 

Vienna Forsyth 

Vdla  Franca Rowan 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OKFICK.  COINTY. 

Wadeville  .Monti^omeiy 

Waddull's H)ckin<:;li;im 

"  W'adesboro  [c.  h]  Anson 

Wakefield Wake 

Wake  Forest  College Wake 

Walkerstown Forsyili 

Walkersville   Union 

Wallace Duplin 

Walnut  Cove Stokes 

Walnut  Hill Ashe 

Walnut  Mountain IMadison 

Walnut  Run ..Madison 

AVard's  Mill Onslow- 
Ward's  Store  Robeson 

Wardville Chowan 

Warlick's  Mills Burke 

Warm  Springs Madison 

Warren  Plains Warren 

*\Varrenton  [c.  h.] Warren 

Warrensville  Sampson 

Warsaw Duplin 

*\Vashington  (c.  h)   ...  .Beaufort 

Watauga  Fi'Us     Watauga 

Whtkinsville     ....Stokes 

AVatsonvjlle . .  ..Rowan 

*  Waynesville  fc.  h.) Haywood 

Weaver's  Creek   ....  VVarren 

Weaversford Ashe 

Weaverville ..Buncombe 

Webb's  Ford Rutherford 

''Webster  (c.  h  ) Jackson 

•*Weldon Halifax 

*Wentworrli  (c.  h.)..   .Rockingham 

West  Brook Bladen 

Westlield Stokes 

W^estminster Guilford 

West's   Mill JNIacon 

Whitaker's. ...   Edgecombe 

White  Hall Bladen 

Wiggins'  Cross  Roads Gates 

Wilbar Granville 

Williamsboro Granville 

White  House Randolph 

White  Marsh Washington 

White  Oak Bladen 

White  Oak  Hall Polk 

White  Plains  Surry 

White  Road Forsyth 

White  Rock ,  Madison 

Wliiteside  Cove lackson 

While's  Store Anson 


rOST-OFFK'i;.  COUNTY. 

Whiteville  (c.  ii.) Columbus 

Wiiileville  Depot Columbus 

^Vlly  Not     Randolph 

Wikles  Store Macon 

Wilkesboro  [c.  h.] Wilkes 

Williamsburg Iredell 

*Williamst()n  [c.  h  j.  .  . .  .    .  .Martin 

Willis  Creek  ...    Bladen 

Willow  Branch Gates 

Willow   Green Greene 

*Wilmington  [c.  h.].. New  Hanover 

*W^ilson  (c.  h.) Wilson 

Wilson's  Mills Johnston 

Wilson's  Store Stokes 

W"iltou Granville 

Winchester  Union 

Winder Moore 

*\vindsor  [c.  h.] Bertie 

Winfall Perquimans 

Winslow • Harnett 

Winstead Person 

*  Winston  (c.  li.) Forsyth 

WMnton  (c.  h.)  Hertford 

Witteni)erg Alexander 

Wolf  Creek Cherokee 

Wolf  Jlountain   Jackson 

Wolf  Pond   Union 

Wolfsville Union 

Wolfbridge Craven 

Woodland Northampton 

Woodlawn Gaston 

Woodleaf Rowan 

Woodsdale Person 

Woodsviile Perquimans 

Wynnsville Martin 

Yadkin  College Davidson 

Yadkin  Valley Davidson 

Yadkinville  |"c   h.] Yadkin 

Yancey's  Store Person 

Yancey ville  (c.  h.) Caswell 

YeatesVille ' Beaufort 

Yellow  Hill Wilkes 

Yellow  ]\Iountam jSIitchell 

York  Collegiate  Institute.  Alexander 

Yorkville     Bladen 

Young  Cross  Roads Granville 

Youms'  Mill Catawba 

Zion  Yadkin 

Zoar Union 


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