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1879.
1880.
Winston, Salsa ni km\m
DIRECTORIES.
A. C. YOQLER,
Main Street, !-mi1< m N". O.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN AEL KINDS OP
IP* -til. ** JOL JL t i*
Lati „t Improvements— Most Ttxjjfr&te Terms.
*@r Undertaking in ^H^its Branches- ~?_
S^rS
HARDW.AR'E STORE
S. jbJ.^a£lEN,
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Wholesale and I^etaiWUeaxer in
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looking and Mieating Stoves,
eJXows* Anvils, Yicss,
ZJOOtfS £4S#, BUNDS, &c.
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THE LIBRARY OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
pgz
T. I,. VAUGHN.
Warehouse,
DN, N. C.
THE COLLECTION OF
NORTH CAROLINIANA
PRESENTED BY
Mittie Wiley
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C971-3U
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1879-80
] WAREHOUSE IN N, C,
'rices Guaranteed!
and Mr. J S. SCALES as Floor-Manasrer,
»uu iti.ij j. <^,. iv liAittiAivi as Auctioneer, are still with us, and would be pleased to
see their many friends at the Piedmont.
JYORFMjEET <*• VAUGUA*, Fropr's.
Wm. T. Yogler,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Opposite Merchant's Hotel,
WINSTON, N. C.
Keeps constantly on hand a large assortmen
of Clocks. Watches, Jewelry, Silver :ind
Silver-Plated Ware, Walking Canes,
and Spectacles of every description.
83^" Repairing done promptly and all work
warranted.
REICH & REMPSOJT,
ROOFING AND GUTTERING and Repairing a specialty. All kinds of Tin-Ware
kepi constantly on hand at Wholesale and Retail. Law prices and proud work
(; i a it a n r i; e D .
Winston and Snlem, IN". C.
/ (S U 1 (J. r-J
CHAS. EMERSON & CO.'S
NORTH CAROLINA,
DIRECTORY,
i879-'8o.
Being a Complete Index to the Residents of the cities,
ALSO, A CLASSIFIED
Business Directory,
TOGETHER WITH A
STREET DIRECTORY,
A Gazetteer of Guilford and Forsyth Counties,
-AND A-
POST-OFFICE DIRECTORY OF NORTH CAROLINA.
(Copyright applied for.)
Price, Three Dollars.
RALEIGH, N. C:
Edwards, Broughton & Co., Printers and Binders
1879.
SMITH'S
t&Bk
W EfllCIM .
■WINSTON, r^. o.
Keeps a Full Line of
Medicines, Trusses,
fpOILET AND ^ANCY ^KTICLES,
^ BRUSHES.
Cigars and Fine Tobacco,
STATIONERY,
Fancy Box Paper,
^^ Pnre Wines and Liprsfor Medicinal Use,
PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT filled with Dr. Squibb's Preparations. Buyers
will find it to their interest to call before purchasing elsewhere.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
E. BELO, Vice Presiden
? 1 CAPITAL $150,000.
MAS. A. GRAY.As't
Wadwviu patiomil IBank,
f*0
WINSTON, N. C.
^Collections Made on all Accessible Points.^!
JAS. A. GRAY,
WINSTON, N C,
GENERAL
Office at Wachovia National Bank.
Loans on Eeal Estate Negotiated at Eeasonable Eates.
GENERAL INDEX.
, ,. PAGE.
Appendix 125
I inks j"jj.
I .lueational j ,!
Churches l ■»
City Government of Greensboro 12ft
City Government of Salem ."".'.'.'.'.'! "l25
City Government of Winston '.'.".".'."'. li">
Forsyth County Government p">,i
Gazetteer of Forsyth ml Guilford Counties jjl
General Directory of Names
Government of North ( irolm i 1 ([
Greensboro Business Directory ZZ'ZZ. 117
Guilford County Government 128
HintoiK il Sketches ~n
Introductory ••• in
List of Merchants. ]■,
Post-Office Directory '.ZZZZZZZZZZZ"ZZBacko{ Book
Street Directory &T*. VI
United States Courts 1 I
United States Government j in
W inston and Salem Easiness Directory eg
Index to Advertisements.
Allen BE... FrontCover
Brown & Vaughn j^
Browns Warehouse j\
Caldcleugh EM iZZZ.ZlZZZZZZ/BackCo\er
Carter, Rives & Co HO
Ren^alSotei,-« 1.^.3. "::::::::::'.::::::::::;BaC'k cover
Douthit Mrs T B 41
first National Bank of Winston. V III
Fries F* IB ZZZZZZZ'Z.Inset
Fulkerson J B 7S
Graj James V j-\
Griffith WA & Son XXIr
Hinsbaw Bros 14
Indl in i House Opposite Post Offiee Due: tors
Johnston Robt B Inset
Beak & \\ llson P39
Niss?nWM... ZZZ. .ZZZ.ZZZZZZZZ'Zinstt
Udell, Banan & Co Inset
Piedmont Air-Line Railway ..'.'.'.Back Paster
Piedmont Warehouse FrontPaster
Pton I & Stockton Inset
Reich <fe Rempson "... '.'.'. .".'.'*."."..".. FrontPaster
Salem Iron Works . Inset
Salem Female Academy. •>•:
Siddall II A .' yi'f'j
Smith's Drug and Medicine store " '. ' IV
Spach WE ' ! in
The Biblical Recorder . " " .'..' jii'set
The Central Protestant . ii:j
The Union Republican !! "" [" ' "." ". i'.v,
The \\ inston Leader 7S
The Winston Sentinel Inset
Thompson Dr V 0 Under Population
\anstoryCP Back Cover
£og!er£,c FrontCover
VoglerWmT Front Paster
Wachovia National Bank • [V
Washington City, Virginia Midland & Great Southern Railroad 64
WatkinaDrCJ ua
Greensboro Street Directory.
Ash, 2 w Elnn, from Gaston s to limits
Ashboro, from cor Fayetteville and Gorrell s e to limits
Bragg, 2 s of s limits, from Ashboro to Mebane road
Cedar, 5 w Elm, from Salisbury road n to limits
Centre, 1 e of e limits, from Gorrell n
Church is the continuation of Elm, from Clay n e to limits
Clay, 2 n Market n w to Green
College, 1 w of w limits, from Market n to Delphina
Davie, 1 e Elm, from Fayetteville n to Church
Edgeworth, 3 w Elm, from Washington n to limits
Elm (main business street), running n and s to limits
Factory, 1 s Washington, from Forbes e to limits
Fayetteville, 1st s railroad, from Elm s e to Gorrell
Forbes, 2 e Elm, from Washington n to Lindsay
Gaston, 1 n of Market e and vv to limits
Gilmer, 5 e Elm, from Washington n to Lindsay
Gorrell, from cor Fa}'ettevillc and Ashboro e to limits
Green, 1 w Elm, from Sycamore n to Belle Meade av, thence
n w to limits
Lee, 1 s of south limits, from Ashboro w to Mebane road
Lindsay, 1 leading off of Church e to limits
Lyndon, 3 e Elm, from Market s to Washington
Mebane, 2 n Market, from Davie e to Forbes
Mebane road, 1st s of railroad, from Elm s w to limits
Mendenhall, 2 w of w limits, running n and s
New, 3 s Market, from Ash to Davie
Percy, 4 e Elm, from Market n to Lindsay
Spring, 4 w Elm n and s to limits
Sycamore, 1st s of Market, from Edgeworth e to Lyndon
Washington, 2 s Market, from Edgeworth e to limits
Walker av, continuation of New, from Ash w to limits
Salem Street Directory.
Ash, 3 w Main, from West s to mill
Bank, 4 s 1st, from Church w to Cherry
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Belew's Creek, 1 s of 1st, from Salt e to limits
Cedar av is that part of Church, from Cemetery s to Bank
Cemetery, 2 s 1st, from Salt e to limits
Cherry, 3 w Main, from 1st s to New Shallovvford
Chestnut, 2 e Main, from 1st s to Cemetery
Church, 1st e Main, from 1st s to limits
Elm 2d w Main, from 1st s to Old Shallowford
High 1 s of 1st, from Elm w to tfew Shallowford
Laure , 5 w Main, from Old Shallowford s to West
Main (main business street), from 1st s to limits
Magnolia, 6 w Main, from Old Shallowford, s to West
Marshall 1st w Main, from Old Shallowford s to Mill
Mill, b s 1st from Church w to limits
Mulberry 4 w Main., from Old Shallowford s to West
™7*x h? ,0";ford> 3 s lst> from Main w to limits
Old Shallowford, 5 s 1st, from Church w to limits
Fine, 4 w Mam, from 1st s to New Shallowford
Poplar, 2 w Main, from Old Shallowford s to Mill
Salt, 1 w Mam, from 1st s to Old Shallowford
Spruce, 5 w Main, from 1st s to New Shallowford
Walnut, 7 s 1st, from Church w to limits
West, 6 s 1st, from Church w to limits
Winston Street Directory.
1st is the dividing line of Winston and Salem, two squares
s of Court House e and w to limits
2d, 1 n 1st, from railroad w to Spruce
3d s s Court House, from Cheirv e to limits
4th, n s Court House, e and w to limits
5tb, 1st n Court House Square, e and w to limits
6th, 2 n Court House Square, from depot w to Spring
7th, 3 n Court House Square, from Cherry e to limits
Broad, 8 w Mam, from 1st n to 5th
Cherry, 3 w Main, from 1st n to 7th
Chestnut, 2d e of Main, from 1st n to Liberty
Church, 1st e Main, from 1st n to 6th
Depot, 3 e Main, from 1st n to Liberty
Elm, 2d w of Main, from 4th s to 1st
Liberty, 1st w Main, from 1st n to Liberty Addition
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Liberty Addition is all that portion of town from Depot n e
to limits
Main (main business street), e s Court House, from 1st n to
Liberty
Old Town, 2d w Main, from 4th n to limits
Pine, 4 w Main, from 1st n to 6th
Poplar, 0 w Main, from 4th n to 6th
Spring, 7 w Main, from 1st n to 6th
Spruce, 5 w Main, from 1st n to 6th
Sycamore, 2d e Depot, from 4th to 5th
Vine, 1st e of Depot, from 5th to 4th
H. A. SIDDALL,
DEALER IN
General Merchandise,
SALEM and WIHSTOH, K. G.
J. A. Bitting, S. H. Hodgin, J. W. Alspaugh. R. T. Stedman,
President. Vice-President. Cashier. Ass't Cashier.
(Organized February, 1876.)
First National Bank
OF
WINSTON,
(UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY,)
WINSTON, N. C.
CAPITAL, $100,000
SURPLUS, 20,000
■" Collections iw. ive special and careful attention.
DIRECTORS:
J. A. BITTING,
'. W. ALSPAUGH,
T. J. BROWN,
8. H. HODGIN,
W. A. WHITAKER,
N. D. SULLIVAN.
C. hAMLIN,
J. T. Brown. J. 2). Vtougkn.
BROWN & VAUGHN,
» ■
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Keep Constantly on hand a large lot ok
Iron, JSteel.
Coach and Wagon
MATERIAL,
B ellows
&c , &c.
Tools, "Vises.
Horse and Mule
SHOES,
Anvils,
&c , ice
We also keep a large and assortefl stock of
EOORS, S^Sti J^IXJD IB LIN IDS,
And in fact everything usually needed by farmers, mechan'cs, contract-
ors, etc. Cooking unci Healing Stoves a specialty. All orders
carefully and promptly filled at lowest cash prices. Merchants supplied
at close figureSj We are agents for the sale of the justly celebrated Va.
Feed Cutter, which is conceded to be the* best in use. We promise our
best efforts to please all who may favor us with their patronage.
BROWN & VAUGHN.
J. T. Brown.
W. B. Carter, Jk.
J. R. Pierce.
Brown's Warehouse,
WINSTON, N. 0,
This old established House has sold more tobacco the present year than any other
Warehouse in Winston. Always guarantee the best handling for 3-our Tobacco, and
the highest market prices.
R. D. MOSELEY. Auctioneer ) J J< T>J)f)WN & Cf\
P. A. WILSON, JR., Book-keeper. \ J. 1. £> LIU W iV (X LU.
INTRODUCTORY.
To the Citizens of Winston, Salem and Greensboro :
We take pleasure in presenting to our patrons this, our
first, Directory of Winston, Salem and Greensboro. The
compiling of a directory is always a task of no mean mag-
nitude, peculiarly susceptible to errors, but we have brought
to this work the experience of several years in other and
larger cities and have conscientiously endeavored to make
the initial guide to Winston, Salem and Greensboro a credit
to our many patrons and ourselves, and we trust that upon
examination it will be found correct and satisfactory. 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 cities.
Hoping that our first work has been of such a character
as to gain for us the confidence of the people, and cause
.them to retain their patronage for us in 1881, we remain
Your respectfully,
CHAS. EIERSOU & CO.
Historical Sketches
OF
SALEM AND WINSTON.*
SALEM.
In 1749, the British Parliament passed an act recognizing
the Moravian Church, or Unitas Fratrvm, as a Protestant
Episcopal Church, and attention being drawn to the Mora-
vians as a quiet, sober and religious people, it became de-
sirable to persons owning large tracts of land in the American
Colonies and other countries, to induce them to make set-
ments thereon. Among the many invitations offered, the
most acceptable was the one made by Lord Granville, Pres-
ident of the Privy Council, who was the owner of a large
tract of land in North Carolina. He offered to Count Zin-
zendorf, a leading and zealous Moravian, 100,000 acres of
land in North Carolina on very reasonable terms. The offer
was accepted, and, in 1753, Lord Granville conveyed to Jas.
Hutton, of London, Secretary of the Unitas Fratrum, the title
of said tract, lying in what was then Rowan county, but
which by the successive sub-divisions of that county into
other counties, now lies in Forsyth county. The tract was
called Wacliovia, altera valley in Austria which it somewhat
resembled and which was formerly in the possession of the
Zinzendorf family.
The first settlement in the Wachovia tract was made in
1753, at Bethabara (or Old Town), about 6 miles from the
♦In compiling the history of these towns, we have been greatly aided
bv copious extracts from the "Centennial Oration, delivered at Salem-
Winston, July 4th, 187<5. by Robt. 1. Gray, Esq , of Raleigh, N. C," and
from "A Guide Book of North-Western North Carolina— a description of
the country and its industrial pursuits, L. V. & E. T. Blum, printers,
Salem, N. C, 1878."' — E. & Co.
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subsequently settled town of Salem. The second settlement
(in 1759) was at Bethania, about three miles north of Beth-
aba ra.
On his last visit to America, in J 700, Count Zinzendorf,
under the direction of the General Board of the United
Brethren, had recommended the founding of a central settle-
ment, to which he gave the name of Salem. On the Gth of
January, 176(3, the first tree was felled for the first house in
Salem, and on the 19th of February, 17GG, libiir newly ar-
rived immigrants from Europe and four residents of Betha-
bara occupied the house — a log hut still standing and now
used as a part of Mr. Shaffner's potter -shop. On the 20th
of February, the place was surveyed and the public square
was laid out. In June, 1766, the corner stone was laid for
the first family house, and in August the building was com-
. pleted. The first settlers were Gottfried Praetzel, Niels
Peterson, Jens Schmidt, John Birkhead, George Holder,
Jacob Steiner, Michael Ziegler, Melchoir Rasp.
In 1768, Fred. W. de Marshall, to whom James Hutton
had transferred the legal title to the Wachovia tract, re-
turned from Europe and commenced the administration of
the new town. Mr. Marshall was the son of a Saxon army
officer and received a strict military education in his youth.
He was intended for military or court service, but his incli-
nations led him to the ministry, especially after he visited
Herrnhut and formed the acquaintance of Count Zinzen-
dorf and the Brethren. He was a man of great working
capacity and possessed remarkable qualifications for organ-
zation, being determined, active, methodical and prompt in
thought and action. He may be regarded the real founder^
of Salem, and the inspiring genius of its success and prov
* gress in its earlier days. In 1763, he had been appointed
superintendent of all the temporal affairs of the Church in
Wachovia, a position requiring the utmost prudence and
vigilance, and a place which he occupied until his death in
1802. He came ns the Attorney and Agent of James Hut-^
ton, of London, the Trustee of the Wachovia Tract, to ad-
minister the affairs of the Land Company which had been
formed to facilitate the payment of the purchase money and
the discharge of the annual rent of the land.
Lord Granville sold the tract of 100,000 acres, not in fee
simple but on long lease, receiving a stated annual rent.
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Mr. Marshall and his successors sold to purchasers in the
same way, reserving a nominal rent. Upon the formation
of the Land Company a tract of 500 acres wa9 reserved for
the Salem congregation which was subject to the lease sys-
tem. The Company having paid to Lord Granville a gross
sum in lieu oi rent and obtained the fee, all the land sold
beyond the 500 acres were sold in fee simple also. The title
in Marshall's successors was confirmed after the Revolution
by special act of the Legislature of North Carolina. There
have been no leases created in Salem for about twenty-five
years and the number of those in existence is being rapidly
diminished as property changes hands by death or sales.
In earlier days all property was held by and business con-
ducted under the supervision of a Church Board, and through
agents appointed by it. The Church was the capitalist, and
the hotel, store, tannery, or other business, was subject to its
control. The agents received salaries and a certain per eent-
fij age of profits, the surplus going into the Church fund to be
applied to Church purposes, just as the profits of the Acad-
emy and Land Office are applied at present. The "Econo-
my," a system something similar to that of the modern
Commune, was never in vogue in Salem. In Herrnhut,
' Bethlehem and Bethabara it was in vogue for a time, but it
was never observed in Salem. The monopoly system, by
which all were restrained from following certain occupations
except bv permission of the Church authorities, was in vogue
until 1840.
Prior to about 1850 no persons were allowed to reside in
Salem, at least to hold property by lease or otherwise, except
members of the Church. The first exceptions made were in
favor of Thos. J. Wilson and Henry A. Lemly. In the case
of the former, the Church Board, when it sold the tract of
51 acres to the county of Forsyth for a county seat, required
that the lot held by Mr. Wilson under a lease, should be sold
to him at a moderate price.
The municipal government of the town was also under the
control of the Church, and remained so until 1857, when a
disestablishment took place, and regular civil authority was
established, and the management of the town affairs passed
into the control of a Mayor and Board of Commissioners.
In 1770 the beautiful burial ground was cleared and en-
closed. The same order and system which characterize all
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♦
the undertakings of the Church and town were observed in
the arrangement of the Cemetery, and have been adhered to
through the long intervening years. Separate lots, or sec-
tions, were arranged for the burial of the different classes
composing the congregation, one half of the acre, or lot, be-
ing devoted as a resting place for the female members and
all the other for the male members of the congregation.
These are subdivided into lots or sections for the burial of
married and single brethren and sisters, and of children,
according to sex and age.
In 1771 the Congregation, or Gemein House, was finished
and consecrated, and remained until 1854, when it was re-
moved to give place to the hew Academy Building, which
adorns the town. This was followed in slow succession, as
appears to us in this generation, when towns are built in a
fortnight and cities spring like magic from the plain, by
family houses and buildings for the use of artisans plying
the occupations so necessary and useful to a newly settled
colony in a new and thinly settled country. The houses,
built in the honest days were substantial and strong; many
of them remain this day, while others have given place to
the ravages of time and the greater and more urgent needs
of the growing congregation and community.
During the Revolutionary War, Salem was visited fre-
quently by detachments and scouting parties from both
armies, and the main British army under Cornwallis passed
through the settlement, taking provisions, cattle and horses,
but not wantonly destroying any property.
In 1784 Governor Martin and 63 members of the Legis-
lature spent several weeks in Salem for the purpose of hold-
ing their session, bnt did not obtain a quorum.
In May, 1791, Salem was visited by Gen. George Washington,
first President of the United States, then on his way to visit
Governor Martin, who lived in that county. He was enter-
tained at the town tavern, now the Salem Hotel, and kindly
and courteously received the large number of visitors who
paid their respects to the distinguished soldier and states-
man. The room he occupied is immediately above the office
of the hotel, and is often exhibited to visitors by the kind
and venerable gentleman who now dispenses the hospitality
of the place. Tradition says that the large beam which
spans the ceiling of the public room was placed there to
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support the floor of the room above, when thronged with
the crowding guests of the President. President Washing-
ton was presented with a courteous and patriotic address in
behalf of the people of Wachovia, and responded to the
same in fitting terms, truly saying that "from a society
whose governing principles are industry and the love of
order, much may he expected towards the improvement of
the country in which their settlements are formed, and ex-
perience authorizes the belief that much will be obtained. ">
In 1791 was built the old paper-mill, the first in the State,
which was enlarged and supplied with new machinery from
time to time, until January, 1873, when it was destroyed by
fire, being owned at the time by Robert Gray, of Winston*.
In 1798 the corner-stone of the present Church building
was laid, and in 1800 the house was completed and conse-
crated to divine worship.
In 1803, the authorities, responding to the urgent requests
of strangers who had observed the attention which the Mo-
ravians paid to the education of their children, and who
desired that their own children should enjoy the benefit of
the same excellent training, determined to establish a board-
ing school for girls, and in the same year the Academy was
opened for the reception of scholars. Steadily since that
time the school has increased in usefulness and reputation,
noted throughout the Southern States for the thoroughness
of the mental and moral training it affords, the excellency
of the discipline it employs, and the comforts and conve-
niences which the boarding department ensures. It has
never succumbed to the causes which produce failure in
other institutions, but in the midst of wars and panics it
has been liberally patronized by eager parents and guar-
dians in every State of the South. Wherever one may go,
in the South, he will find the representatives of this Academy,
venerable and respected matrons and blooming maids, adorn-
ing society by means of the mental accomplishments and
the graces and virtues of Christian' character which they
obtained at this school. Salem, in all its admiable history,
can boast of no more fortunate event than the founding of
the Female Academy.
There is only one church (the Moravian) in Salem. Its
articles of faith are governed principally by those of the
" Augsburg Confession." Baptism is administered by pour-
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ing. The Liturgical services are similar to those of the
Episcopal Church.
The usages of German European society were observed
for many years; but these customs have gradually become
Americanized, although many of them yet linger among
the Moravians.
Among the peculiar institutions of the early days was a
single Brethren's house, where unmarried men of all ages
could find a cheap boarding and lodging place, under the
supervision of an inspector. The inmates dined in a large
dining hall (refectory) and lodged in spacious dormitories
on the upper floors or attic of the building. The large liv-
ing rooms were occupied by several Brethren, while the
smaller rooms were rented to individuals. The rules of the
house were enforced b}' the inspector, while the cook was
lord of the kitchen, and it was always best to keep on the
best of terms with him. The prices paid for these accom-
modations were very low, and intended only to pay current
expenses, keep up repairs, &c. The living rooms were
plainly furnished by the renters, and unnecessary show was
always discountenanced, if not actually forbidden. This
Brethren's house has long since been discontinued, and is
now occupied as a Widow's house, where widowed members
of the Church find a comfortable asylum at moderate ren-
tals.
The single Sisters' house, an asylum for single sisters, is
yet in successful operation.
These two buildings (Widows' and Sisters' house), with
the Church, Academy, Boys' School and several large resi-
dences, grouped about the Public Square, give this part of
Salem something of the appearance of an old German town.
Indeed, all the surroundings of the t jwn remind one very
forcibly of Cpntinental Eurooe, environed, as it is, by beauti-
ful rolling woodlands and fine meadows, through which
meander limpid streamlets, all affluent of the Middle Fork
of the Muddy Creek, which flows at the lower end of the
town. The elevation of Main street is about 1,000 feet
above the sea, giving to the town a salubrious atmosphere
and most excellent water.
Among the peculiar customs of the good old times is a
night watchman, who originally intoned or sang, in the
German language, the time of night, and announcing that
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all was well. Now, the conch-shell is used and time indi-
cated in the following manner : 10 o'clock, one long tone;
11 o'clock, two long tones; 12 o'clock, three long tones. After
1 o'clock, one short note; at 2 o'clock, two short notes, &c,
tfcc. The watchman retires about 4 o'clock A. M , or re-
mains on his beat without noting the passing hours
The town has an excellent system of water- works, estab-
lished in 1778, but enlarged and perfected in 1878.
In 1837 the "Salem Cotton Factory " was built by a stock
company, by whom it was operated for several years It
was then sold to private parties and has frequently changed
owners. In 1870 it was purchased by Messrs. F. & II.
Fries and fitted up as a steam fllouring mill.
The chief enterprise of the town consists of the large
cotton and woollen factories of F. & H. Fries, established by
the late Francis Fries in 1840, and from time to time en-
larged, until now they are, perhaps, the most extensive
manufactories in the State.
The Salem Agricultural Works, C. A. Hege Proprietor,
established a few years since, is the most extensive estab-
lishment of its kind in Western North Carolina, and does a
large and increasing business.
The Salem Printing Office was established by John C.
Blum in November, 18*27. January 6th, 1829, the Weekly
Gleaner, a family newspaper, appeared. In 1830 the paper
was enlarged under the name of Farmers? T&epvrter and
Weekly Cfawnicle, and published five years. In 1841 the
Carolina Gazette was published, and continued for two years,
followed in 1851 by The I'<<>j,]>'.-< Press, which has been pub-
lished over twenty-five yerrs. The well known and popular
Farmer's and Planter's Alumnae was commenced in L828, and
has been published uninterruptedly by the same family far
half a century. It has the. largest circulation of any publi-
cation in the State.
WINSTON.
Adjoining Salem and separated from it by a street, is the
town of Winston, the county seat of Forsyth.
After the division of the county of Stokes in 184S, and
the erection of Forsyth county, a spot was selected for the
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county seat abont one mile from the centre of Salem. The
locality known as ''Double Branches." near the County Pauper
House, being nearly the centre of tlie county, was thought
by some to be a proper place for the location of the seat of
justice. It was, however, located as before stated, and was
known as S .ilem. For some reason, most probably because
of the lease system in vogue in Salem, as well as the system
of monopoly in trade, which was not abolished until 1850,
dissatisfaction arose in the county and a movement began
for a change of name, which excited so much interest that
it became the leading issue in the political canvass by the
candidates for the Legislature in 1850. Those opposed to
the change of name nominated a fusion ticket of two Whigs
and two Demecrats, those in favor of the change nominating
four Democrats. The latter were elected, and the Legisla-
ture of 1851 declared that "the county town of Forsyth
shall be styled and known as Winston, in honor of the hero
of King's Mountain." Upon the selection of the spot for
the county seat the Church Board sold 51 acres of land to
the county of Forsyth at $5 per acre. This tract was
divided into lots which were sold at auction, and from the
proceeds of the sales the court house, jail and poor house
were built, and the county started on its morning march,
out of debt and full of hope for the future.
The court house and jail were planned hy and built under
the supervision of Mr. Francis Fries, in 1850. The first
house built in what is now Winston was the present resi-
dence of Judge T. J. Wilson, though the town had not then
been laid off. The first residence built in Winston, after its
establishment, was that of the late Mr. Jesse Kennedy. The
first settlers were T. J. Wilson, Harmon Miller, Jesse Ken-
nedy, Robert Gray, Peter A Wilson, Henry A. Holder, Fran-
cis L. Gorrell, John P. Vest and David Cook. Mr. Harmon
Miller opened the first store in a little building which until
recently occupied the site whereon now stands the Norwood
Building.
The new town iir proved slowly; its trade was chiely bar-
ter, though some of the merchants sold large quantities of
dry goods, groceries, etc., to country merchants from the
upper counties, at wholesale. In 1851 a plank road was
completed to Winston from Favetteville, to which latter
t}\vu this Northwestern section of the State had long bjen
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tributary in the way of trade. After the completion of the
North Carolina Railroad, the nearest depot for Winston was
High Point, 18 miles distant, and between these places ran
a daily stage.
In 1870 the population of Winston was only 470. In 1878
the Northwestern North Carolina Railroad was completed
from Greensboro to Winston, distance 29 miles, thus furnish-
ing the town with quicker communication with the busy
world and increasing facilities of travel and freight trans-
portation. The railroad was chartered by the State Con-
vention of 1808. The citizens of Salem and Winston sub-
scribed §30,000, Forsyth county § 100,000 by a vote of the
people, and Greensboro $20,000. The State appropriated
$10,000 per mile for the road ; the bonds were never sold,
but returned to the State Treasury by order of the Legisla-
ture. Mr. H. W. Fries, of Salem, was the first President,
and Mr. E Belo his successor. Under his supervision, and
by the assistance of the Richmond & Danville Railroad, the
road was completed in July, 1873.
THE TOBACCO MARKET.
Previous to 1872, there was but little encouragement given
to the people of Forsythe and adjoining counties for the
cultivation of tobacco, to which the soil is especially adapted.
The nearest market was Danville, Va , and the planters
were compelled either to carry their tobacco by wagons to
that market or sell to small manufacturers and speculators
at prices which the latter might dictate. In 1872, Bob
Moseley, at. present the well known auctioneer of Brown's
warehouse, and Tom Jones, both of Danville, located in
Winston as their headquarters and established a small mar-
ket for leaf tobacco, which they bought for shipment to
Danville. In the same year Maj. T. J; Brown removed to
Winston from Davie county and conceived the idea of es-
tablishing a warehouse for the sale of leaf tobacco. He en-
tered cautiously upon the enterprise, leasing what had for-
merly been a hotel stable and arranging it for his purpose.
At the first sale a few planters patronized the warehouse,
and good prices being obtained for their tobaeoo, encourage-
ment was given to others in the county. Buyers from Dan-
ville began to locate in Winston and the success of Maj.
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Brown's enterprise was soon felt to be assured. During that
season about 250,000 pounds of leaf tobacco were sold. A
stimulus thus being given to the cultivation of tobacco by
the competition of buyers on the market, Maj. Brown and
others recognized the fact that the crop for the succeeding year
would be much larger and his small warehouse would not
be commodious enough to accommodate the planters. Ac-
cordingly a stock company was formed, with Mr. P. A.
Wilson as President, and a large warehouse was built, east
of the court house. This, known as " Brown's Warehouse,"
and under the proprietorship of Maj. Brown and W. B.
Carter, Esq., has been at different times enlarged, so that it
is now one of the largest and best arranged warehouses in
the South.
On the 18th of February, 1873, another warehouse was
built by Dr. W. A. Lash; having a large capacity, and is now
under the popular management of Cabell Hairston.
The Piedmont warehouse was also opened in 1873, under
the management of Maj. Ham Scales and S. M. Hobson, who
did a successful business. This house is probably the best
lighted house in the place, and its accommodations are
equal in every respect to either of the other two houses and
enjoys a deserved and increased popularity second to no
house in the State. Norfleet & Vaughn are its present pro-
prietors.
In 1878, the sales of tobacco in the various warehouses
amounted to about 8,000,000 pounds. In 1872 there was
one tobacco factory, of limited capacity, operated by Major
Ham Scales. Now there are sixteen factories of large ca-
pacity, some of them employing one hundred and fifty
hands each. These manufacture all grades of chewing and
smoking tobacco, which find a ready sale in this and other
States.
Manufacturers in Richmond, Danville, Baltimore, New
York, St. Louis and Canada have representatives on the
Winston market, and these, together with the buyers for the
home factories and a horde of buyers for speculation, render
competition strong and insure the best prices for the pro-
ducts of the tobacco plantations of Forsythe, Davie, David-
son, Yadkin, Surry, Stokes, Rockingham and one or two
border counties of Virginia. The tobacco is of a fine quality ;
much attention is paid to its cultivation and proper " curing;"
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the soil of the counties named is highly suited to the staple ;
the farmers are prosperous and out of debt; and the possi-
bilities of Winston as a tobacco market have not yet been
half touched.
THE PROGRESS OF THE TOWN.
Upon the establishment of the tobacco market and the
completion of the railroad from Greensboro in 1873, Winston
began to thrive and enlarge i'js boundaries. The resident
contractors and builders and those who Hocked to the grow-
ing town, have been busy since that time erecting stores,
factories and residences. New streets have been opened, and
where six years ago were fields and forests, are now popu-
lous and busy streets. Then, a man standing at the court
house could easily throw a stone to unoccupied woods, east
or west ; now the town extends a mile or more, east and west.
The value of real estate has increased from one hundred to
five hundred per cent. The buildings erected have not been
flimsy, temporary structures, but substantial and permanent,
and in many instances of marked elegance.
There are three large and and commodious hotels operated
by gentlemen who understand how to make their guests
comfortable and pleasant — and what is more, succeed in
doing so.
There are large wholesale and retail business houses, for
the sale of all kinds of merchandise. The merchants are
prosperous and prudent, and have an excellent standing in
commercial circles. It might be expected that in a town
of such rapid growth there would be reckless adventurers
in trade and numerous failures in business ; but it is a fact
worthy of note, that there have been but two or three (and
those insignificant) failures since 1873.
There are six churches in Winston — the Methodist, Meth-
odist Protestant, Presbyterian, Baptist and Episcopal; two
male academies and several smaller schools.
There are two National Banks — the First National, cap-
ital 8100,000, and the Wachovia National, capital $150,000.
Winston has four newspapers. The Winston Sentinel,
published by G. M. Mathes, Esq., and edited by him and
Mr. Darlington ; the Winston Republican, edited and pub-
lished by J. W. Goslin, Esq.; the Winston Leader, edited and
published by J. A. Robinson, Esq., and the Church Messen-
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ger, published by G. M Mathes, Esq , and edited by Rev. W.
S. By num.
There are many other enterprises which we might men-
tion, if we had sufficient space, to show forth the wonderful
growth and commercial importance of Winston. Suffice it
to say, that the town now has a population of 3,500 and is
continually growing. There is nothing of the " mushroom"
element in the town — its growth and prosperity are sub-
stantial and lasting, and it must, in the nature of things,
continue to grow and become the most important inland
town in the State. It is the natural outlet for the products
of a large semi-circle of counties in Northwestern North Car-
olina, rich in all the cereals, tobacco, fruit and metals. It
has reached that point, too, of commercial importance which
renders it almost independent of any attempts that may be
made by other towns and sections to impede its progress by
diverting trade from it.
A railroad is projected and will doubtless be built from
Mooresville, a point on the A. T & O. Railroad in Iredell
county, through Davie and Yadkin county to Winston; and
the town recently voted a subscription of $20,000 to the
Mount Airy branch of the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
Railroad.
We close our sketch of the towns of Salem and Winston
by adverting to the facts that the climate is highly salu-
brious and healthy, and the people are industrious, honest,
economical, intelligent and refined. The sale of spirituous
liquors has long been strictly forbidden, and the salutary
elt'ect of such a policy is seen and felt in the high moral
tone of the community.
wTaTgriffith & son, :
MANUFACTUKEHS OF
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Carriages, Buggies, &c.
KEBNERSVILLE, N. C.
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Founded 1802.
A notably pleasant and sat'.; home and high-clas^ School for giils and yonng
"•omen. No undue, artifl 'ial stimulation in rhe way of mcdds or rewards.
N • .-oi-ial distinctions. Eight Resident lady teach, rs. Sixteen instructors.
Advance I Course of liberal (English and ' 1 issical) study tor graduation
Superior adva itftgea in Music French ii«r1 (German.
TEKlfH*: $215 per ^eholustie Year often months (Sep-
icanucr lo June.)
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Monthly Journal of Salem Female Academy.
Contains Original Essays, Corresporience, School Intelli-
gence, Personals, etc. Of special interest to all former pupils.
R. B. A\I>KEWS.
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Respectfully announce that their stock of
CLOTHING,
Hats and Caps to- Men and Boys,
Is complete and will be kept so each season.
DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS,
Ties, Scarfs, Suspenders,
HALF HOSE, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS,
UNDERWEAR.
jggjTOrders by Mail or Express.
27 FiyMi Street, - - RALEIGH, I C,
Population of Greensboro, Salem and Winston,
(As taken by the Publishers of this Hook, 19th August, 1879).
GREENSBORO
WHITE.
White Males 75!)
White Fi nial* s, 821
Total 1,580
COLOKED.
Colored Males 107
Colored Females, 542
Total, ,
949
379
433
OUTSIDE.
White Males ... 31!) I Col red Males
White Females, 363 | Colored Females,
Total, G82 j Total, .' . . 812
Gruid total, 4,017
SALEM.
White Males 459 I Colored Males, 72
White Females, 588 | Colored Females, G7
Total 1,047 J To'al, 139
Grand total, 1,186
WIXSTON.
White Males 877 j Colored Vales 687
Wi ite Female-, 967 | Colored Females, 656
Total, .
1.844 1 Total 1,343
Grand total, 3,187
Wholesale and Retail
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s^The Largest and Oldest Drug House in the Town,
HE IS CONSTANTLY RENEWING IIJS STOCK OF
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Leads, Toilet
and Fancy Articles, and everything else usu-
ally kept in a first-class Drug Store,
which he offers at the
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ABBREVIATIONS.
;ijrt agent
al a.llej
BT livi'liu1-'
fids boards
bet between
bkpr book keeper
bldg building
ck clerk
c . colored
com mer commission
merchant
condr conductor
cor - corner
dept deputy
dist district
E or e east
• - .east side
lab laborer
mkr maker
unit'.: manufacturing
mnfr .-manufacturer
N or n north
n e . north ea-t
nr near
ti s north side
aw north west
Opp opposite
pk park
pl . place
P O ill's- office
Pres president
prin principal
propr proprietor
pub.: publisher
r resilience
rd ro id
ret retail
Rev Reverend
s e SOUlh east
S or s smith
s s south side
st street
S W south west
•e • secretary
supt superintendent
treas treasurer
YV Or W West
W S West side
who! wholesale
wid widow
wks works
A BBIE COLE (c), wks Brown & Brother
Adams James (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker, r Liberty Addi-
tion
Adams John, bds Winston Hotel
Adams John C, auctioneer J Brook-field, bds Wilson House
Adams Richard (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Adams Robert (c), wks By d urn, Cotton & Jones, bd9 w .-
Liberty 2 s 5th
Aiken James (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker, r e end 3d near
limits
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY
Albea Eugene P, bkpr S H Smith, r n w cor Cherry and 4th
Albea Hiram (c), wks Brown & Brother, r s Liberty
Albea Win W, minister, r n w cor Cherry and 4th
Alberty Thomas (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Albright Julius C (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, bds.w s Lib-
erty 2 s 5th
Albright Lewis (c), wks W W Wood, bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
Albright Rufus (c , r nr w end 2d
Alford Wm (c), wks W W Wood
Allbody Eliza, wid of Junius, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Allen Andy (c), waiter Winston Hotel, r same
Allen Anthony (c), waiter Wilson's Hotel, r Liberty Addi-
tion
Allen Bristo (c), wks R J Reynolds
Allen Nathaniel M, clkS E Allen, bds w sOld Town 3 s 6th
Allen Stephen (c), wks C Hamlen & Co
Allen Sydney E, general hardware, agricultural im-
plements, stoves, house-furnishing goods, etc, s w cor
Main and 3d, r w s Spruce 2 s 4th
Allen Wm c), wks Brown & Brother, bds e end 3d n R R
Alspaugh Frank, well-digger, r s Liberty
Alspaugh Frank P, canvasser Singer sewing machine,
r 7 miles w Winston
Alspaugh & Buxton (John W Alspaugh and John C
Buxton), attys at law and insurance, n w cor Liberty
and 5th
Alspaugh John W (Alspaugh & Buxton), cashier 1st
National Bank of Winston and.U S Depository, r w s
Liberty 1 n 5th
Alston Junius (c), r w s Church 1 s 4th
A M E Zion Church (c), n e cor 4th and Chestnut
Anderson Hess (c), wks Ogburn, Hill & Co, r rear J M Gro-
gan's, Liberty st
Anderson John H, wks W W Wood, bds w s Old Town 3 s
Gth
Anderson Robert (c), tobacco roller, bds rear of J M Gro-
gan's, Liberty st
Anderson W B (c), wks H Scales, bds rear J M Grogan's,
Liberty st
Apple Jefferson P, grocers and general merchandise, n w
cor Church and 3d
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY. 3
Archer Washington (c), wks W W Wood
Armstrong Everlin B, wks II Scales, bds s e cor Liberty and
5th
BACON EDWARD P., elk Dr V 0 Thompson, r n s 5th
1 w Liberty
Bacon Miss M E, office lad}7 Singer sewing machine office,
r n s 5th 1 w Liberty
Bacon Mrs M M, r n s 5th 1 w Liberty
Bat-on Thomas J, elk depot, r n s 5th, 1 w Liberty
Baggarly J F, r w s Chestnut, 3 n 1st
Bailey Charles R, dentist student C J Watkins, r n s 5th 5
w Spruce
Baker James A, carpenter, bds e end 3d nr railroad
Baker Lewis W, manager W W Wood, res depot 3 s 6th
Baker Wm (c), wks Ogburn, Hill & Co
Baley Geo (c), lunch house, r w s Church, 2 s 4th
Baldwin Frank T, law student, r w s Main 2 n 1st
Baldwin Rev Moses, Baptist minister, r w s Main, 2 n 1st
Banner Rice (c), wks Ogburn, Hill & Co
Barrow Henry \V, elk H W Fries, r n w cor Main and 1st
Barber Thomas T (Barber & Gorrell), bds s s Court House
square 2 w Main
Barber & Gorrell (Thomas T Barber and Albert B Gor-
rell), leaf dealers under Brown's warehouse
Barnaul John CI A, auctioneer Piedmont warehouse, r n
s 4lh 2 w Poplar
Barham, Nicholas B, r n s 5th 5 w Spruce
Baneck Andrew (c), lab, r s Liberty
Barker John (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Barksdale Armstead, leaf tobacco dealer Piedmont ware-
house, bds w s Old Town 3 s 6th
Barringer General (c), lunch house, r w s Church 1 s 4th
Barringer Henry (c), r w s Church 3 s 4th
Bason Giles, blacksmith M N Vogler, r e end 2d nr depot
Bass Henry (c), wks Togle Bros, r n s 5th 1 w Church
Bates John (c), blacksmith, Liberty Addition
Beard John L, elk J Kohns, r s e cor Main and 6th
Beard Wm H, tailor R D Johnston, r s e cor Main and 6th
Beck George L (Beck & Moore), bds Merchants' Hotel
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Beck Sal lie (c), assistant cook Winston Hotel
Beck & Moore (Geo L Beck and John T Moore), livery,
feed and sale stables, e s Church 1 n 2d
Benton Alex T (T L Vaughn & Co), bds s s Court House
square 2 vv Main
Benton M C, wid of Tate, rue cor Cherry and 2d
Benton Thomas M, painter, r n e cor Cherry and 2d
Benton Win P, elk Hinshaw Bros, r n e cor Cherry and 2d
Berger Chas H, propr Winston bakery, n s 3d 1 vv Court
House square, r same
Berry A G, wid of Win F, r n w cor Cherry and 5th
Berry Win A, druggist V 0 Thompson, r n \v cor Cherry
and 5th
Besent Jesse C, wks P H Hanes & Co
Best Thomas T, tailor, res Liberty 1 s 7th
Bethel Henry (c), wks Brown & Brother
Bevel Alvin W, wagon and carriage mkr e s Libert}', r
s w cor Cherry and 6th «Uv**h -ij^ ,
Bevel Wm, r s w cor Cherry and Gth
Bitting John (c), wks Brown & Brother
Bitting John (ci, wks Leak & King
Bitting Joseph A (Bitting & Whitaker), Pres 1st Na-
tional Bank, r n s 5th 3 w Spruce
Bitting Julius (c), servant at Robt Gray's
Bitting Malon B, cabinet mkr, r w s Cherry 3 n 2d
Bitting Phillip (c), servant at w s Main 1 n Central Hotel
Bitting Tandy (c), wks Brown & Brother
Bitting W B, cabinet mkr Miller Bros, r w s Cherry, 2 s 3d
Bitting & Whitaker (Joseph A Bitting and Win A Whit-
aker), innfr plug and twist tobacco, n e cor Church and
5th
Black Chas (c), wks H Scales
Black Thomas S, grocer and confectioner n w cor Liberty
and 3d, r same
Blackburn James G, brick mason, r n e cor Old Town and
7th
Blineberry Thomas (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Blum Edmund (E Blum & Co), r Liberty st Liberty Ad-
dition
Blum E & Co (Edmund and Irving A), tin and copper
workmen), Liberty st Liberty Addition
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY
Blum Irving A (E Blum & Co), r Liberty st Liberty Ad-
dition
Blum James A, dentist, n w cor Spruce and 4th, r same
Blum Nathan (c), lab, r Liber st Liberty Addition
Bohannon Frank M, elk Pfohl & Stockton, bds Merchants'
Hotel
Booe George W, machinist, Liberty st Liberty Addition
Boozer George A, bkpr Pfohl & Stockton, r s e cor Cherry
and 2d
Bowers Mary, wid, r w s Oak, 3 s Below
Bowles David A, carpenter Miller Bros, res Main 2 n 6th
Bowles James A, student, res Main, 2 n 6th
Bowles Thomas (c), wks W W Wood
Bowman Wyatt F, Pres Wachovia National Bank, r n e
cor Spruce and 4th
-Brenels Tony (c), lab, r e end 3d nr railroad
Brewer Thomas, bds n e cor 4th and Old Town
Bridgers A M, wid of Henry B, r w s Old Town, 2 s 6th
Bright James (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker, bds w s Church
3 n 5th
Britton John (c), bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
Britton Lewis (c), bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
Britton Robert (<•), wks W W Wood, r s s 6th 2 e Church
Brock Phillip (c), wks B J Sheppard
Brookfield John, auction house, w s Court House square 3
n 3d, r Charlotte, N C
Brooks Robert (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, r s w cor Church
and 4th
Brown Andy (c), drayman Winston Hotel
Brown And}' (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Brown Carey (c), r e end 3d nr depot
Brown Charles (c), wks W W Wood
Brown Ellis (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Brown Granville (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, r e end 3d nr
railroad
Brown Rev Henry A, pastor Baptist church, r n s 2d 2 '
e Church
Brown Janes, pump fixer, r Liberty Addition
Brown James B (c), wks Brown & Brother, r e end 3 nr rail-
road
Brown James H, lab, r Liberty Addition
6 WINSTON, N. <?,, DIRECTORY.
Brown John A, elk Brown & Vaughn, bds Merchants'
Hotel
Brown Lee T, lab, r Liberty Addition
Brown Madison (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Brown Rebecca, wid of Haywood, r Liberty Addition
Brown Rufus (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, r Liberty Addition
Brown Rufus D [Brown & Brother], r n e cor Spruce and
5th
Brown Rufus W, lab Piedmont warehouse, r Liberty Addi-
tion
Brown Thomas J [T J Brown <fe Co, Brown & Vaughn
and Brown & Hall], r s w cor Cherry and 5th
Brown T J & Co [Thomas J Brown, "Win B Carter, Jr.
and James R Pierce], propr Brown's warehouse, n e^cor
Church and 3d
Brown Win "(c), wks Bitting & Whitaker, r Liberty st Lib-
erty Addition
Brown Win (c), wks C Hamlen & Co, r n s 5th 1 e Church
Brown Wra C, elk Pfohl & Stockton, bds Merchants' Hotel
Brown Wm L [Brown & Brother], r w s Cherry 2 s 5th
Brown & Brother [Wm L and Pufus D], manfr plug,
twist and smoking tobacco, e s Church bet 4th and 5th
Brown & Hall IThomas J Brown and Willis E Hall],
props Winston smoking tobacco factory, e s Chestnut 1
n2d
Brown & Vaughn [Thomas J Brown and Joseph B
Vaughn}, hardware, cutlery and agricultural imple-
ments, e s Main, 4 s 4th
Brynic Andrew, wks Bitting & Whitaker
Bruer Aquilla, wks F & H Fries, r nr Winston limits bet
2d and 4th
Buford Chas, agt North-western North Carolina R R and
Southern Express office, bds Merchants' Hotel
Burch John D, bookseller, stationer, etc., e s Main 3 s 3d,
bds Central Hotel
Burger George (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Burk Jacob (c), blacksmith M N Vogler, r country
Burton Arch (c), wks Ogburn, Hill & Co
Burton David R, r w s Old Town 1 s 7th
Burton John A, elks J E Gilmer, bds e s Main, 1 s Merchant's
Hotel
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Bustead Thomas, gardener, r northern limits Old Town
Butler Samuel H (c), wks R J Reynolds
Butner Louis E, r w s depot, 2 n 5th
Buxton John C, [Alspaugh & Buxton], r w s Spruce 2
n 5 th
Byerly John W, [S. Byerly & Son], r Liberty st Lib-
erty Addition
Byerly Sanford, [S Byerly & Son], r Liberty st Liberty
Addition
Byerly & Son, [Sanford Byerly and John W Byerly],
general merchants, Liberty st Liberty Addition
Bynum, Cotton & Jones, [Z Taylor Bynum, Roderick
Cotton and Edwin L Jones], manfrs of chewing to-
bacco, s e cor 1 and depot
Bynum Gray, painter, Liberty st Liberty Addition
Bynum H W, physician, Liberty st Liberty Addition, r
same
Bynum Hampton, carpenter Miller Bros, r Liberty st Lib-
erty Addition
Bynum James, elk Bynum, Cotton & Jones, bds Norwood
House
Bynum John, lump receiver P H Hanes & Co, r Liberty
st Liberty Addition
Bynum Mary, sales-lady Mrs M R Reed & Co, r Dr Bynum
Bynum Wade, wks H Scales, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Bynum Rev Wm S, officiate St Paul's church, bds Mer-
chant's Hotel
Bynum Z Taylor, [Bynum, Cotton & Jones], bds Cen-
tral Hotel
c
AIN RICHARD (c), wks Brown & Brother
Caldwell John (c), wks Brown & Brother
Callen William (c , wks R J Reynolds, r e end 2d nr depot
Campbell George (c), fireman Brown & Brothers, r Liberty
st Liberty Addition
Campbell Henry (c), wks Bynum, Gotten & Jones
Card well Anderson (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, bds w s Chest-
nut, 3 n 2d
Cardwell John (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
8 WINSTON, N. 0., DIRECTORY.
Cardvvell Pleasant (c). wks Leak & King, bds n Liberty.
Cardwell Samuel (c), wks W W Wood, r s Liberty
Cardwell Samuel (c), wks F & H Fries, r s Liberty
Carr Frank (c), drayman, bds e end 3d nr railroad.
Carraway Rev Paul J, pastor M E Church, South, r w s
Liberty 1 s 6th
Carraway Paul J, Jr, elk 1st National Bank, r n w cor 5th
and Liberty
Carter Ashe (c), res depot opp Gth
Carter Elias (c), lab, r w s Liberty 1 n 7th
Carter Fred (c), shoemaker J Stanard
Carter Henry (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Carter Peter (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Carter Richard, box maker, P H Hanes & Co
Carter, Rives & Co, [Win T Carter, Benj A Rives and J H
Hargrave, Jr], general merchandise, w s Main 6 s 3d
Carter R N (c), porter Merchant's Hotel
Carter Wm B Jr, [T J Brown & Co], r s w cor 4th and
Poplar
Carter Wm T, [Carter, Rives & Co], bds Winston Hotel
Carver Thomas J, bds w s Chestnut 3 n 1st
Cash John (c), waiter Merchant's Hotel
Casey Chas, wks Bitting & Whitaker
Causey Wm C, fruit and soda water, n s 4 3 w Main st,
also meat market e s Liberty 1 n 4th, res Liberty 2
s 7th
Caesar Daniel (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Central Hotel, Pfohl & Stockton proprs, w s Main n 2d
Chamberlain Cornelius (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Chamberlain Samuel K, architect and builder, e s Elm 2 s 3d,
r w s Cherry 2 s 2d
Champion Edna, wid Chas W, r n e cor Liberty and 5th
Chaffin Dorcus (c), waiter Norwood House
Chaffin John H (c), lunch house, s e cor 5th and Chestnut,
r same
Church Chas W, blacksmith and wheelwright, n e cor oth
and Chestnut, r e end 3d nr railroad
Church T L (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
City Jail, s e cor Main and 5th
City Mayor's Office, s e cor Main and 5th
Clapp John (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY. 0
Clapp Odie (c), wks R J Reynolds
Clark Melvin (c), wks Brown's warehouse, bds cor 5th and
Chestnut
Clark Milton (c), wks Brown & Brothers
Clarke Ed (c), wks Lash's warehouse
Clarke Wm H, [Clarke & Ford], r w s Cherry 3 n 5th
Clarke & Ford, [Wm H Clarke and David G Ford], gen-
eral merchandise, n w cor Liberty and 4th
Clayton Eli (c), lab, r Liberty Addition
Clements Israel (c), tobacco roller H Scales, r s s 7th 2 e
Church
Clements James (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, r e end 3d nr
railroad
Clements Luther (c), wks H Scales
Clinard Edward C, elk Pfohl & Stockton, bds Central Hotel
Coats Dock (c), wks Leak & King, r s s 4th 2 e Main
Cobb Mitchell (c), wks R J Reynolds, r s Liberty
Cokes Hedden, painter J H Johnston
Cole Robt (c), res Main 1 n 4th
Coleman Chas (c), wks Brown & Brother, bds e end 3d nr
railroad
Coleman La Fayette (c), lab Brown & Bj other, bds e end 3d
nr railroad
Coleman Richard (c), wks R J Reynolds
Coleman Sandy (c), wks R J Reynolds
Collins David, wks Barber & Gorrell
Collins John, driver J E Mickey, r nr western limits bet
2d and 4th
Connard Alexander (c), lab, r s Liberty
Conrad Robert (c), wks Brown & Brother
Cook Frank, wks H Scales, res Main 2 n 5th
Cook Louis, r s w cor 5th and Spring
Cook Nelson S, dept elk Superior Court, res Main 2 n 5th
Cooper George (c), wks P II Hanes & Co
Corbit Anderson (c), wks R J Reynolds
Cornish James W, blacksmith, r nr western limits, between
2d and 4th
Core Arthur, bds Winston Hotel
Cotton Roderick, [Bynum, Cotton & Jones], bds Central
Hotel
Council Chamber, s e cor Main and 5th
10 WINSTON, N. 0., DIRECTORY.
County Jail, e s Liberty 2 n 4th
Cousins James (c), wks R J Re3nolds
Covington George (c), lab R J Reynolds, re end 4th nr limits
Cowan Neal (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, r w s Old Town
1 s 5th
Cox Beverly (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, r w s Church 1
s6th
Cox Dabney (c), lab, r e end 3rd nr railroad
Crawford Lucian (c), brakeman, r e end 2d, nr depot
Crews Elizabeth, wid of Anderson, r Liberty st Liberty ad-
dition
Crosland Benj F, general merchandise, n e cor Main and
od, r Salem
Croull Thomas, well digger, r n w cor Liberty and 2nd
Crutchfield Felix G (Vaughn & Crutchfield), bds w s Old
Town 1 n 6th
Crutchfield Paul W, bkpr H A Siddall, r w s Cherry 2 n 5th
Crute Henry A, elk Carter, Rives & Co, bds Winston Hotel
Crump Gaither (c), wks Brown & Brother
Culberson John (c), wks R J Reynolds
Currie Win (c), wks Brown & Brother
Cunningham Madison (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, b Is w s
Liberty 2 s 5th
Curtis Wm H D (Curtis & Wilson), bds Norwood House
Curtis & Wilson (Wm H D Curtis and Boon A Wilson),
foundry and machine shop w s Depot 1 n 2nd
DABENY EDWARD (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones,
r s s 4th 1 e Main
Dabney Wilson (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Dalton James, wks H Scales, bds w s Depot 2 n 1st
Dalton Jerry (c), wks H Scales, r Liberty Addition
Dalton John, wks II Scales, bds w s Depot 2 n 1st
Dalton Peter W, manager Bitting & Whittaker, res Chest-
nut 1 s 2nd
Dalton Robt (c), bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
Dalton Rufus (c), wks Brown & Brother, bds w s Liberty 2
s 5th
Dalton Wm, bds w s Depot 2 n 1st
Dark Anderson (c), r w s Church 2 s 4th
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY. 11
Darlington John T, associate editor Winston Sentinel, bds s
e cor Libertv and 5th
Da Valt Daniel (e), r n s 5th 2 e Church
Davis Edward (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Davis Geo (c), wks R J Reynolds, bds w s Libert)' 2 s 5th
Davis Ilaivy fc), wks W W Wood
Davis Henry (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Davis James (c), lab, bds e end 3rd nr railroad
Davis James W, wks W W Wood, bds w s Old Town 3 s Oth
Davis Joseph (c), r Liberty Addition
Davis Joseph (c), wks W W Wood, r s s Gth 4 e Church
Davis Mrs N S [Davis & Welfare], bds s s Court House
Square
Davis & Welfare [Mrs N S Davis and Miss T A Welfare],
millinery and notions, w s Main 1 s Central Hotel
Day Martin (c), bds s w cor Cherry and 4th
Dav Mont (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones, r wsside Depot
1 n 4th
Day John (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones, r w s Depot 2
n 1st
Deal James H (c), wks W W Wood, bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
Dean M Nathaniel, carpenter Fogle Brothers, r s w cor Lib-
erty and Main
De Justo Carlos, barber and baths, Central Hotel, r same
Denney Mitchell, mechanic, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Dix Robert (c), lab, r w s Depot 1 n 1st
Dixon Ed (c), r s s 4th 1 e Main
Dixon Edward, lab, r n w cor Liberty and Main
Dixon John (c), r s Liberty
Dixon Thomas (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Dodd Nathaniel H, boarding house, r eend 3rd nr railroad
_^^Dolan Polly, wid of James, res Liberty 2 s Gth
Donigan Spots wood F, r n w cor Depot and 2nd
Donigan Thomas, elk J E Gilmer, r n w cor Depot and 2nd
Donigan Thomas E, groceries, n w cor Depot and 2nd, r same
Donnald Randall (c), bds w s Church 3 s 4th
Donnell Tap (c), bds cor 5th and Chestnut
Douthard Lucy (c), wid of Adam, r e end 4th nr limits
Douthit Berry (c), wks B J Sheppard
Downs Henry (c), wks Brown & Brother
Drummond James A, bds Winston Hotel
12 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Drummond Wm C, bds Winston Hotel
Dulin Abram (c), wks W W Wood, rss 5th 1 e Church
Durham Irvin W, marble yard, n s 3rd 1 e Main, r Salem
E
ANS SID (c), wks R J Reynolds
Easly Geo (c), wks B J Sheppard, r a Liberty
East Wm, wks F & H Fries, r nr w end 2nd
Edwards Wiley (c), wks W W Wood, r e end 3rd nr railroad
Ed well Harrison (e), mattress mkr, n w oor Church and 4th 3 T
Edwell James S (c), shoe maker, w s Main 1 n 4th, r s e
cor Main and Liberty
Edwell John (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Eldridge Arthur (c), barber, r n w cor Church and 5th
Elliott Carrollton (c), wks P H Hanes &,Co
Episcopal Church, s s 4th 2 e Spruce
Estes Ed, wks Beck & Moore
Evans Henry (c), barber, r n w cor Church and 5th
Everett Geo B, atty at law, over w s Main 8th s 3rd, r
w s Liberty 2 s 6th
Eynes Sydney (c), bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
FARABEE SAMUEL W, wagon maker, r n w cor Lib-
erty and Gth
Farmer Alex, wks Bitting & Whitaker
Faucett James N, carpenter, r w s depot 2 n 1st
Ferebee Rev L R (c), pastor A M E Zion church, r n e cor
4th and Chestnut
Ferguson Richard c), (blind), r s e cor Cherry and 3rd
Fetner James, tailor R D Johnston, r w end 4th
Fentress It E, canvasser Singer sewing machine, r Kerners-
ville
Field E L, bds Winston Hotel
Field Justin, (Starbuck & Field), bds Winston Hotel
Fields Henry (c), wks W W Wood
First National Bank, J A Bitting Pres, S II Hodgin Vice
PreSj J W Alspaugh Cashier, R T Steadman AsstCash,
n w cor Liberty and 5th
WINSTON, N. 0., DIRECTORY. 13
Flippen Geo (e), wks R J Reynolds
Flippen Preston (c), wks R J Rsynolda
Flournoy Frank, express messenger and conductor It & D
R R, r w s Chestnut 1 s 2nd
Flournoy Julia A, wid of James, r vv s Chestnut 1 s 2nd
Flournoy Phebe, wid of Charles, r w s depot 2 n 4th
Fogle Augustus G, (S D Franklin & Co), sheriff Forsyth
county, office court house, r Salem
Foltz Henrv W, elk Pfohl & Stockton, res Liberty 1 n 6th
Ford David G, (Clarke & Ford) r w s Cherry 2 s 6th
Ford Frank (c), wks Brown & Brother
Foster John (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Foster Pleasant II (c), waiter Merchant Hotel, r Liberty st
Liberty Addition'
Foster Rush (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Foster Wm, elk J F Prather & Co
Foster Wm A, wks R J Reynolds, r s w cor Depot and 5th
Foucht Harry T, foreman Miller Bros, r Liberty and Lib-
erty Addition
Foust Henry (c), wks wks C Hamlen & Co
Foust Junius [c], wks C Hamlen & Co
Foust Geo T, general merchandise, w s Main 4 s 3rd, bds
Wilson Hotel
Fowler John H, tobacco, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Fowler Wm T, laborer, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Fowlkes Robt [c], r n s 5th 1 e Church
Fox George [c], wks P H Hanes & Co, r e end 4th nr R R
Foy Calvin [c], waiter Merchants' Hotel
Foy Henry S, livery, feed and sale, e s Main 2 s 5th, bds
Cential Hotel
Foy Pleasant [c], wks Brown & Brother, r rear C Hamlen &
Co's factory
Foy Samuel [c], wks P H Hanes & Co
Francis Lewis [c], shoemaker, w s depot 2 n 4th, r same
Franklin John [c], wks Bitting & Whitaker
Franklin Stokes D, [S D Franklin & Co], r s e cor Cherry
and 3rd
Franklin S D & Co, [Stokes D Franklin, Henry H Holder,
and Augustus Fogle,] genl merchandise, w s Court
House Square, 2 s 4th
14 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Freeman Jacob \ c], r n s 5th 1 W Church
Fries Andy (c) lab, r Liberty Addition
Fries Chas, (c), wks J I Nissen
Fries Dock (cj, lab, r s s 5th 1 w Liberty
Fries Geo (c), cook, r s s 4th 1 e Main
Fries Henry (c), wks R J Reynolds, r w s Church 4 n 5th
Fries Jacob (c), r w s Church 2 n 5th
Fries James (c), r w s Church 4 n 5th
Fries Matthew (c), lab, r Liberty Addition
Fries Vaine (c), wks Leake & King, bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
Fry Wash (c), plasterer, r w s Liberty 3 s 5th
Fry Leonard R, wks Brown & Bro, res Liberty 3 n 5th
Fulp Edward P, leaf dealer, n s 4th 3 e Chestnut, bds Mer-
chants' Hotel
Fulp Robert (c), wks Brown & Bro
Fulton Noah (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
G
ALIER COLONEL (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Gal li more Robt (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
Galloway Geo Q (c), bds w s Chestnut 3 n 2d
Galloway Joshua (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, r w s Old
Town 1 s below
Galloway Lawson (c), wks Brown & Bro, r s w cor Church
and 4th
Galloway Lindsay (c), wks F & H Fries, r nr w end 2d
Galloway Reikis (c), wks C Hamlen & Co
Galloway Rowan (e), wks C Hamlen & Co, r rear C Hamlen
& Co's factory
Galloway Theo (c), wks Leake & King, r n w cor Spruce
and 4th
Gardner Thomas (c), wks W W Wood
Gates Alex (<•), [Gates & Smith], propr Gates' Hair Re-
newer, s e cor Main and 7th
Gates & Smith (c), [Alex Gates and James Smith], barbers
under Merchants' Hotel
Gauther Alfred (c), wks Brown & Brother
Gayther Albert (c), lab, bds e end 3d nr railroad
Gee W H, bds cor 5th and Chestnut
George A E, wid of Col F, r n w cor Spruee and 5th- 3
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY. 15
George Peter, tailor R D Johnston, r 1$ miles s w Winston
Gibson George (c), lab F & H Fries, r Liberty Addition
Gibson James W, wks Brown & Brother
Gibson Tishe (c), waiter Norwood House
flrahhs Saiidv (c), bus driver Winston Hotel
Chillis M jc)i r s Liberty
Gillis Sandy (e), wks P H Hanes & Co
Gilmer John E, wholesale and retail dealer in dry-goods,
clothing, groceries, notions, boots, shoes, etc, e s Main
3 n 2, fes Main 1 s Merchants' Hotel
Gilthrist Mary (c), chambermaid Winston Hotel
Glenn Mary A, r w end 4th cor Broad
Glenn Samuel (c), wks Brown & Bro
Glenn Robt (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Glenn Wm B, [Watson & Glenn], r n w cor 4th and Spring
Godsey John C, carpenter J I Nissen, r Liberty st Liberty
Addition
Goin George (c), wks Ogburn, Hill & Co, r w s Depot 1 n 4th
Goin Holman (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, r w s Old Town 1 s 5th
Goin Joseph (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, r n e cor Depot
and 4th ,
Gowan Joe (c), wks Brown & Bro, r Liberty st Liberty Ad-
dition
Goin Pink (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, r w s Depot 1 n 1st
Goin Wm P (c), wks Haynes' factory, r n e cor Depot and 4th
Good Templar Hall, w s court house square
Goodman Adolphus, wks W W Wood, r near western limits
bet 2d and 4th
Goodman Wm P, r nr w limits bet 2d and 4th
Gordon Mrs L, millinery and fancy goods, w s Liberty 2
n 4th. r same
Gordon Mrs, bds Norwood House
Gordon Richard L, jeweler, w s Liberty 5 n 4th, r w s Lib-
erty 2 n 4th
Gorrell Albert B, (Barber & Gorrell), leaf dealer, s s 3d, 1
e Church, also mayor of Winston, r n w cor 5th and
Spruce
Gorrell Henry (c), blacksmith C W Church
Gorrell Robt D, elk S E Allen, r n w cor 5th and Spruce
Goslen Junius W, editor and propr " The Union Repub-
lican," e s Main 3 s 4th, r Salem
16 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Graham Barnett B, wks Scales' factory, res Old Town 1
s 7th
Graham Bedford D, elks W S Martin, res Old Town 1 s 7th
Graham Thomas L, elk J E Gilmer, res Old Town 1 s 7th
Grant Green (c), wks R J Reynolds
Grasty Jerry (c), lab H Scales, r w s Chestnut 1 s 6th
Grasty Remus (c), wks R J Reynolds
Graves Anderson (c\ bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
Graves Henry L, grocer and confectioner, w s Court House
Square 2 n 3d, r w s Liberty 1 n 6th
Graves John H, shipping elk Brown & Bro, bds Norwood
House
Graves Neal (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Gray Anderson (c), wks H Scales, r e end 3d nr railroad
Gray Cornelius (c), wks W W Wood, r e end 3d nr railroad
Gray Eugene E [Mast & Gray], r s s 3d 2 w Main
Gray Emory S, r s s Court House, 2 w Main
Gray James A, assistant cashier Wachovia National Bank
and Genl Ins office Wachovia Nat Bank, r w s Main 1
n Central Hotel
Gray Robert, r s s Court House 2 w Main
Gray Wm M (c), shoemkr, n s 5th 2 w Church, r s Liberty
Gray Willie T, r s s Court House 2 w Main
Green Ed (c), wks Leak & King
Green Henry T (c), minister, r s Liberty
Green Major (c), r Broad bet 4th and 5th
Green Randolph (c), wks Brown & Brother
Green Thornton (c), wks Brown & Brother, r s s 5th 3 w Depot
Griffith John F, with Hodgin & Sullivan, res Cherry 2 n
4th
Grogan James M, tobacco manfr, r s e cor Libert}r and 7th
Grogan John (c), wks H Scales
Grogan Lucy W, wid of John P, r e s Spruce 2 s 5th
Grogan Martin, genl merchandise, e s Court House Square
4 n 3d, res Spruce 2 s 5th
Grubbs Obe, wks C Ilamlen & Co
Grunert Wm C, watchrakr Wm T Vogler, r Salem
Guihn John (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Gunn Wm A, canvasser Singer sewing machine, r Kerners-
ville N C
Guy Webb (c), waiter Winston Hotel
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WINSTON, N. 0., DIRECTORY. 17
(iwvnn Andrew (c), waiter Central Hotel
Gwynn David (c), wks Brown & Brother
H
AIRSTON ALLEN (c), wks P H Hanea & Co, bds i
end 3d nr railroad
Hairston Cabell, propr Lash's warehouse, s e cor Church
and 3d, r n e cor Cherry and 4th
Hairston Clif (c), wks R J Reynolds
Hairston Estes (c), wks Lash's warehouse, r rear n e cor
Cherry and 4th
Hairston George (c), lab R J Reyholds, bdse s 4th nr limits
Hairston Harris W (c), wks B J Sheppard
Hairston John (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, r e end 3d, nr rail-
road
Hairston J Tyler, with Lash's warehouse, r e a Main 1 n 4th
Hairston Lewis (c), wks Ogburn, Hill & Co, r e end 3d nr
depot
Hairston Mose (c), wks depot, r e end 2d nr railroad
Hairston Nelson (c), wks R J Reynolds, bds e end 4th nr
limits
Hairston Robt (c), wks depot, r e end 2d nr railroad
Hairston Rep (c), wks R J Reynolds, bds e end 4th nr limits
Hairston Rufus (c), lab, r e end 2d nr railroad
Halbrook Henry, bds w s Liberty 4 n 4th
Haley Gideon (c), wks W W Wood
Hall Lewis (c), wks Brown & Brother
Hall Thomas J, carpenter Miller Bros, r s w cor Libert}* and
2d
Hall Willis E [Brown & Hall], rn end Old Town
Hamlen Chesley [C Hamlen & Co], r n w cor Main and 4th
Hamlen C & Co [Chesley Hamlen and Abner J Hunt],
inanfra chewing tobacco, n w cor Old Town and 5th
Hamlen Melvin, r n w cor Main and 4th
Hanes Benj F [P H Hanes & Co], res Cherry 1 s 5th
Hanes John W [P H Hanes & Co], bds Merchants' Hotel
Hanes Pleasant H [P H Hanes & Co], res Cherry 1 s5th
Hanes P H & Co [Pleasant H, Benjamin F and John W
Hanes], manfrs plug and twist tobacco, e s Chestnut 2
n 2d
Harris AVm, carpenter, r s e cor Vine and 5th
3
18 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Hannah Ned (c), servant George Lambeth, r n s Otli bet
Main and Liberty
Hardy Mrs F J, props Norwood House, r same
Hargrave J H Jr, [Carter, Rives & Co], r Chatham Va
Hargrove Sandy (c), wka Bitting & Whitaker
Hargrove Stokes (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Harper Harden (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, r Liberty Addi-
tion
Harris Edward E, fireman R & D R R, bds n w cor Chest-
nut and 2d, rooms w s Chestnut 1 n 1st
Harris Frank, elk Jacob Tise & Co, r s w cor Main and 5th
Harris Isaac (c), wks Brown & Brother, bds e end 3d nr
railroad
Harris Madison, box-maker Brown & Brother
Harris Martha S, wid of E E, r w s Chestnut 1 n 1st
Harris Robt (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, r Liberty st Liberty
Addition
Harris Win M, carpenter Brown & Brother
Ilartman Mary, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Haskins Joe (c), wks C Hamlen & Co
Haskins Robt, manager B J Sheppard, res Depot 2 s Gth
Haskins Thomas (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Hasten Elijah, brick-mason, res Old Town 3 n 7th
Hauser Chas S, elk of the Superior Court, office Court
House, r Salem
Havey Gid (c), lab, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Hawkins Scott (c), yard hand Central Hotel
Hay Win P, elk S E Allen, bds Winston Hotel
Hayes Henry (c), wks Brown & Brother
Hayes Moses (c), r w s Church 2 n 5th *-
Hayes Thomas (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
liege Edward L, elk Pfohl & Stockton, r s e cor Cherry and
2nd
Hege Levis (c), r s Liberty
Hedgecock James, wks W W Wood
Henderson Jesse (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
Hendrix Asbury (c), wks Brown & Brother
Henley James (c), rubber Leak & Wilson
Henley John L, elk Nading & Henley, r vv s Old Town 1 n
Gth
WINSTON, N. C., DIRECTORY. 19
Henley Micajah C, photograph gallery, n w cor Court
House Square, r n e cor Church and 4th
Henley Wm P [Nading & Henley], r w s Old Town 1 n 6th
Herbert Win (c), wks R J Reynolds
HeMer Walton M, elk Plohl & Stockton, bds Merchants' Hotel
Hickerson George (c), baggage wagon driver Merchants' Ho-
tel, r s s 6th 1 e Church
Hickerson Miles (d), wks W W Wood, r s s 6th 1 e Church
Hickerson Robt (c), wks W W Wood, r s s 6th 1 e Church
Hicks Andrew (c), prizer, bds e end 3rd nr railroad
Hicks T Cooper, travelling salesman Bynum, Cotton & Jones,
bds Norwood House
Hicks John H. well digger, r s w cor Chestnut and 7th
Hill Wm P [Ogburn, Hill & Co.], r w s Spruce 2 n 4Ji
Hillen Joseph F, elk Revenue office, bds Central Hotel
Hines Crcsar (c), lab, r s Liberty
Hine Gilbert C, wks L C Hine, r w s Main 2 s 2nd
Hine John H, harness mkr S A Veach, res Broad 1 s 4th
Hine Levi, shoe mkr J Riggs
Hine Levene I, manager Fries' tannery, r w s Main 2 s 2nd
Hine Lewis, r s w cor Spruce and 6th
"^ Hine Luther C, innfr saddles and harness w s Main 1 s
2nd, r w s Main 2 s 2nd
Hine Thomas L. shoe mkr, res Broad 2 s 4th
Hinshaw Bros [Geo W and Wm M], genl merchandise,
seeds, fertilizers, etc, s s 4th opposite Old Town.
Hinshaw Geo W [Hinshaw Bros], r w s Cherry 2 n 4th
Hinshaw Wm M [Hinshaw Bros], bds e s Main 2 n 4th
Hitt Robt J, carpenter Fogle Bros, r s e cor Church and 2nd
Hitt Wm, apprentice Winston Leader, rs e cor Church and
2nd
Hooser Gilbert (c), r e end 4th nr railroad
Hode Wiley (c), r s s 5th 1 e Church
Hodgin James M, wks W W Wood, r s w cor Cherry and 4th
Hodgin Stephen H [Hodgin & Sullivan], r s w cor Cherry
and 4th
Hodgin & Sullivan [Stephen H Hodgin and Nathaniel D
Sullivan], genl merchandise, fertilizers, etc, w s Court
House Square cor 4th
Hogan Sandy (c), farmer, res 7th 2 e Main
Holder Henry H [S D Franklin & Coj, me cor Elm and 3d
20 WINSTON, N. 0., DIRECTORY.
Holder Jack, butcher, r Liberty Addition
Holeman Wm (c), wks H Scales
Holley Lucius (c), bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
Hollister James D, engineer R & D R R, r w s Chestnut 1
n 1st
Holmes James (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Holmes Moses (c), r \v s Elm 1 n 2d
Hopkins Phillip N, grocer, n e cor 5th and Depot, r same
Hopper W 0, wks Bitting & Whitaker
Horton Henry (c), r s s Oth 2 e Church
Howlett Robert (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Hoyden Robert (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Humphry Edgar (c, r s s 5th 1 e Church
Hunley Wesley (c), waiter Central Hotel
Hunt Abner J [C Hamlen & Co], r n s 5th 1 w Old Town
Hunt Edwn G, receiver of work C Hamlen & Co, r n w cor
Main and 4th
Huske Thomas W, elk Central Hotel, r same
Hunter John W, director Wachovia National Bank, r same
Hyton Foust (cj, wks Bitting & Whitaker
JACKSON ANDREW (c), wks Brown & Brother, r Lib-
erty Addition
Jackson Henry (c), wks Brown & Brother, r s s 5th 3 w
Depot
Jacobs Heyman, clothing and gents' furnishing goods, s e
cor Liberty and 3d, r Richmond Va
Jacobs Joseph, manager H Jacobs, bds Wilson House
James Lemens (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
JerTress Horace (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker, r Liberty Ad-
dition
Jeffress Stephen (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker, r Liberty Ad-
dition
Jeffries Wm (c), wks C Hamlen & Co, r Liberty Addition
Jenkins R C, 'bus driver Merchants' Hotel, r same
Jenkins Samuel, wks Beck & Moore
olmny Priscilla, wid of Thomas, r Liberty st Liberty Addi-
tion
Johnson Addison, stone mason, res Main 1 s Liberty
Johnson Albert B, tobacco, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY. 21
Johnson Erastus (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Johnson Frank (c), lab, r w s Libert}' 1 n 7th
Johnson Frank (c), wks P H Hanea & Co, r s Liberty
Johnson James B, wks W W Wood, r Liberty st Liberty Ad-
dition
Johnson John R, painter, r s e cor Liberty and oth
Johnson Lucinda, wid of Isaac, r w end 4th
Johnson M~F~(c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Johnson Peyton (c), wks W W Wood
Johnson Susan J, wid of '1 homas, Liberty st Liberty Addi-
tion
Johnson Walter B, tailor and repairer, s e cor Liberty and
5th, r same
Johnson Wm (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Johnston Rev FU, Pastor Presbyterian Church, r w s Cherrv
3 s 4th
Johnston John H, carriage and buggy mnfr, e s Chestnut
1 n 4th, r Liberty Addition
Johnston Patrun (c), bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
Johnston Robt D, merchant tailor, e s Court House square
2 n 3d, r s s 4th 1 w Poplar
Jones Albert M, manager Singer Sewing Machine office,
w s Main 3 s 3d, r Salem
Jones Miss Annie B, bds Norwood House
Jones Mrs Caroline, bds Norwood House
Jones Chas (c), wks W W Wood
Jones Daniel (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, r e end 4th nr R R
Jones Dick (c), wks R J Reynolds
Jones Ed L [Bynum, Cotton & Jones], bds Norwood House
Jones Giddin W (c), rnr w limits bet 4th and 2d
Jones Henry (c), cook Merchants' Hotel, bds s \v cor Church
and 4th
Jones James, wks II Scales, bds cor 5th and Chestnut
Jones James, wks Bitting & Whitaker, r e end 1th nr limits
Jones James P, supt T L Vaughn & Co, bds Norwood House
Jones Miss Jennie, bds Norwood House
Jones Miss Jessie, bds Norwood House
Jones John J, wks W W Wood, bds Norwood House
Jones Joseph (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, bds w s Liberty 2
s 5th
Jones Miss Mattie, bds Norwood House
22 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Jones Miss Nettie, bds Norwood House
Jones Pride (c), lab Bynum, Cotton & Jones, r s Liberty
Jones Robert H, dentist, over Thompson's drug store vv s
Court House Square, r s s Court House Square
Jones Rufus (c), bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
Jones Walter J, wks T L Vaughn & Co, bds Norwood House
Jones Wm (c), lab H Scales, r w s Chestnut 1 s 6th
Jones Wm A T, box-maker, r e end 4th nr limits
Jones Wm M, tobacco picker, r e end 4th nr limits
Joyce Anthony (c), stone-mason, r Depot 1 n 7th
Joyce James (c), r n s 5th 1 e Main
Joyner Peter H, r w s Court House Square cor 3d
KEEHLN FRANK E, harness and saddles, e s Main 3
s 3d, r Salem
Kember Wm (c), lab, r end 3d nr limits
Kerby Anthony (c), lab, r s Liberty
Kern Ed G, r w s Broad 1 s 4th
Kiestler Adam, shoemaker, r s Liberty
Keith L N, job printer Winston "Sentinel," r w end 5th
Keith Pulaski, student, r n s 5th 6 w Spruce
Keith Wiley F, plasterer, r n s 5th 6 w Spruce
Kennedo Elizabeth, wid of Jessie, r w s Liberty 1 n 1st
Kester Daniel E, machinist Salem Iron Works, r vv s Main
2 s 5th
Kester Lucinda, wid of M M, r w s Main, 2 s 5th
Kester John H, machinist, r w s Main 2 s 5th
King Aaron A, wks Piedmont warehouse
King Henry S [Leak & King], bds s s 5th 3 w Poplar
Kirk man Lou [Mrs M K Reed & Co], bds Mrs M K Reid
Kirkpatrick James V, r s w cor Spruce and 4th >
Kirkpatrick Randle (c), wks Brown & Brother
Knott Charles, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Kohns Joseph, clothier, gents' furnisher, etc, e s Main 5 n
3d, r same
Koons Michael, lab, r Liberty Addition
LANGFELD MAYER H, dry goods, boots, shoes, etc., s
s 3d 1 w Main, bds Merchants' Hotel
WINSTON, N. C., DIRECTORY. 23
Lambeth George J, tobacco, r n s Otli bet Main and Liberty
Lambeth John A, lumber dealer, n s 5th bet Main and
Liberty, r n s Oth bet Main and Liberty
Lanier John (c), r nr w end 2d
Lash Frank (c), wks Leak & King
Lash Glandon (c), wks Brown & Brother
Lash Mandy (c), r s Liberty
Lash Turner (c), wks Brown & Brother
Lash's Warehouse, Cabell Hairston propr, s e cor Church
and 3d
Laugenhour Win (c), hostler H S Foy
Laura nee Augustus (c), wks W W Wood
--Lea Margaret D, wid of James K, r e s Cherry 2 n 2d
Leach John (c), lamp lighter, r Liberty Addition
Leak David R [Leak & Wilson], r s s 5th 3 w Poplar
Leak Henry D, wks Leak & King, bds w s Spring 1 n 4th
Leak James M [Leak & King], r w s Spring 1 n 4th
Leak Thomas F, mnfr smoking tobacco, rns oth 4 s Spruce
Leak Walter R, wks Leak & King, bds s s 5th 3 w Poplar
Leak & King [James M Leak and Henry S King], manfrs
chewing tobacco, nr cor Poplar and 5th
Leak & Wilson [David R Leak and Thomas A Wilson],
marble works, s e cor Church and 2d
Lee Anderson (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, r e end 4th nr
railroad
Lee Jack (c), wks R J Reynolds
Lee W W, bds Winston Hotel
Lemly Wm A, cashier Wachovia National Bank, r Salem
Lemon Robert E, groceries, s Liberty, r same
Lenoir Thomas (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Leonard Henry, carpenter, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Leonard Wm, carpenter, r e end 2d nr railroad
Levister Charles, wks H Scales
Levister George W, carpenter Fogle & Brother, res Chest-
nut 1 s 2d
Lewis Charles, bds e end 3d nr railroad
Lewis C F, wks Bitting & Whitaker
Lewis Geo, collector Lash's warehouse, bds n e cor Cherry
and 4th
Lewis J T (c), wks W W Wood
Lewis Wallace (c), wks B J Sheppard
24 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Lindsey Bob (c), wks W W Wood
Lindsey Wesley (c), porter Central Hotel
Lindwell A, wid of John, r w s Liberty, 2 s 3d
Lineback Win, brick-mason, r w s Clierry 2 n 2d
Linville Franklin, canvasser Singer sewing machine, r Ker-
nersville N C
Livengood Elizabeth, wid of Jacob, r Depot 2 n 7th
Livengood Thomas A, elk C H Winkle, r Salem
Livingstone James, plasterer, res Main 1 s Liberty
Loman Chas, elk Jacob Tise & Co, r Win Loman's
Loman Wm, bricklayer, res Old Town 2 s Belo
-Lookabille James F, pattern rakr Salem Iron Works, r w s
Liberty 2 s 1st
Long Barney E, wks F & H Fries, r w s Main 3 n Bank
Long Elizabeth, wid of Barney, r w s Main 3 n Bank
Long Wm (c), lab Fogle Bros, r S Liberty
Longworth Nannie, res Main 1 n Church
Lott Stokes, manager of lump machine Brown & Brother
Love Chas P, manager assorting room Brown & Brother, bds
n e cor Main and 5th
Lumley John W, wks E Fulk, rse cor Oak and Belo
Lumley Marion, wks brick -yard, r Liberty Addition
Lumley Rebecca, wid of Jesse, r Liberty Addition
Lumley Susan, wid of Jesse, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Lumley Wm, wks Barber & Gorrell
Lutz Wm A, minister, r w s Cherry 3 n 2d
Lyttle Addison (c), wks W W Wood, bds cor 5th and Chest-
nut
McADOO FLETCHER R (c), pressman the " Union
Republican "
McAdoo Geo (c), r w s Liberty 2 s 5th
McAdoo Jane (c), boarding house, w s Liberty 2 s 5th, r
same
McCall Anderson (c), wks Brown & Brother
McCain Thomas (c), wks Bitting & AVhitaker
McClain Thomas (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
McCollens Anderson (c), r s s 5th 1 e Church
McDade Emeline (c), wid of Eli, r s s 5th 2 w Depot
McGluder Geo (c), bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY. 25
Mclver Henry E, bds Winston Hotel
Mclver Irwin M, bds Winston Hotel
McKnight David, brick-mason, r Liberty st Liberty Addi-
tion
McKnight Edward, photographer, r Liberty st Liberty Ad-
dition
M
ABENE DICK (c), wks R J Reynolds
Mabene Frank (c) wks W W Woods, r s s 6th 3 e Church
Mabene Robert (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Mack Christopher (c), driver, r Liberty Addition
Mack Nathan (c), lab, r Liberty Addition
Mack Samuel (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
Mackleroy John (c) r n s 7th 3 e Main
Maddock Charles (c), wks R J Reynolds, r w s Chestnut 2!
n 2nd
Male Academy, e s Cherry bet 3rd and 4th
Malloy David C, tobacco commission merchant, bds Central!
Hotel
Marable Daniel T, r e s Old Town 1 n 6th
March Gus (c), r s w cor 4th and Church
Marshall Anna, wid of Wm, res Depot opp 6th
Martin Alexander (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, bds e end 411l
nr limts
Martin Frank A, elk G M Rucker, bds Norwood House
Martin Isabella, wid of Edmund, r w s Pine 1 n 7th
Martin James, revenue assessor, r n wT cor Old Town and 7th
Martin James, res Liberty 2 n 4th
Martin James (c), wks B J Sheppard
Martin John J, r w s Old Town 3 n 7th
Martin Reynold (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Martin Robt (c), r w s Church 2 s 4th
Martin Samuel, dentist, r s s oth 2 w Poplar
Martin Watt S R, elk S H Smith, r w s Pine 1 n 7th
Martin Thomas (c), wks Leake & King, r s s 5th 4 w Poplar
Martin Wm S, dealer in boots, shoes, hats, caps, w s Main
5 s 3d, bds Central Hotel
Mast Daniel P, [Mast & Gray], register of deeds, bds Mer-
chant's Hotel
4
26 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Mast & Gray, [Daniel P Mast and Eugene E Gray], attys
at? law, office Court House
Massey Legan (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Masten A E, wid of Joseph, r n e cor Main and 5th
Masten Frank (c), lab, r e end 4th nr limits
Masten John H, [Jacob Tise & Co], r n e cor Liberty
and 7th
Masten Joseph, r n e cor Main and 5th
Masten Joseph W, dep sheriff and jailor, e s Liberty 2 n 4th
r same
Mathes Geo M, editor and propr Winston " Sentinel," office
e s Main 3 n 2d, bds Merchants' Hotel
Mathes Jones (c), wks Brown & Bro
Matthew Isaac (c), wks R J Reynolds
Matthews Maria (c), wid of Richard, r e end 3d nr railroad
Maurie Adam (c), box maker, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Mayo Daniel (c), wks Ogburn, Hill & Co
Mayo Elijah (c), wks Brown & Bro, r w s Main 3 s 5th
M E Church (South), s w cor Liberty and 6th
Medearis Newton H, elk Hinshaw Bros, r w s Cherry 2 n 4th
Mendenhall Alexander (c), wks Brown's warehouse, r e end
2d nr depot
Mendenhall Wm (c), plasterer, r e end 2d nr depot
Merchants' Hotel, Pfohl & Stockton proprs, e s Main 4 s 3d
Millender Wm, section master, r e end 1st nr depot
Miller Augustus, wks Bitting & Whitaker
Miller Bros, [John S and Gideon L], contractors and
builders, n e cor Chestnut and 1st
Miller Gaston E, carpenter Miller Bros, r n s 4th 1 w Poplar
Miller Gideon L, [Miller Bros], r n w cor Cherry and 2d
Miller Harrison W, carpenter Miller Bros, r Norwood House
Miller James, carpenter Miller Bros
Miller James C, foreman Miller Bros, r w s Liberty 3 s 2d
Miller Jessie R, carpenter Miller Bros, r w s Liberty 3 s 2d
Miller John S, [Miller Bros], r n e cor Church and 1st
Miller Samuel, elk M H Langfeld, res Cherry 2 s 3d
Miller Samuel A, tinner, res Cherry 2 s 3d
Miller Win F, wks Fogle Bros, res Cherry 2 s 3d
Miller Wm H, wks Fogle Bros, bds Norwood House
Mills Pinkney (c), lab R J Reynolds, r w s Depot 1 n 1st
Mills Anderson (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY. 27
Miner Levi, blacksmith A W Bevel, bds s w corner Cherry
and 6th
Mitchell Caswell (c), lab, r Depot 3 n 7th
Monro James A, Principal Winston Male Academy, res
Cherry 3 s 2d
Montague Dr Seth J, physician and surgeon, w s Main 5
s 3d, bds Merchants' Hotel
Moody Elizebeth, wid of Nathaniel, r w s Main 2 s 2d
Moore Bob (c), wks R J Reynolds
Moore Frank L, elk Hodgin & Sullivan, r s e cor 5th and
Spruce
Moore James M, wks W W Wood, bds cor 5th and Chestnut
Moore John T, [Beck & Moore], bds Norwood House
Moore Sci (c), wks C Hamlen & Co
Moore Wm H, tobacconist, r w s Pine 1 n 7th
Morehead Carter (c), porter Hinshaw Bros, r n e cor Main
and 7th
Morehead Wm (c), r w s Church 1 s 4th
Morgan Geo C, printer Winston "Leader"
Morgan John W, wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones, bds w s
Depot 2 n 2d
Morgan Julius, lab, r s Liberty
Morgan Lewis, lab, r s Liberty
Morgan Thomas (c), wks Ogburn, Hill & Co
Morgan Winnie, r n s 5th 1 e Main
Morris Adam (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
Morris Geo, wks H S Foy, r nr w limits bet 2d and 4th
Moseley Robt D, auctioneer Brown's Warehouse, r w s Pine
2n7th
Moss Isaac (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Moss Lawson (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, r n Liberty
Murdock Jordan (c), wks W W Wood
Murray Wm, watch mkr, e s Main 3 s 3d, r s w cor 5th and
Poplar
NADING ALEXANDER, pump fixer, r Liberty st Lib-
erty Addition
Nading Frank, painter, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Nading James A, elk Nading <fe Henley, res Liberty 2 s 6th
Nading John H, trimmer J H Johnson, r Liberty st Liberty
Addition
2S WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Nading Joseph A, lab, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Nading Nathaniel W [Nading & Henley] res Liberty 2
s 6th
Nading & Henley [Nathaniel W Nading and Wm P Hen-
ley, groceries, provisions, etc., e s Court House Square 5
s 4th
Nance Emma D, wid of Joseph W, res Cherry 2 s 2d
Neal Stephen, elk S D Franklin & Co, r e s Cherry 2 s 2d
Neal Stephen T Jr, r e s Cherry 2 s 2d
Niely Cicero (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, r n s 7th 1 e Main
Nelson Isaac H, elk Vaughn & Cruthfield, r n e cor 4th and
Spring
Nelson John (c), lab, r s Liberty
Nelson Wm (c), lab P H Hanes & Co, r Liberty st Liberty
Addition
Nelson Wm, carpenter, res Liberty 3 n 5th
Nelson Wm F, elk G M Rucker, bds Norwood House
Neudecker Charles W, wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones, bds e
end 3d nr railroad
Newsom George, bds Merchants' Hotel
Nicholson John H, wks T L Vaughn & Co, r w s Poplar 2
n 4th
Nissen John I, planing mill and genl machinist, e s Chest-
nut 2 n 1st, r Salem
Norfleet Marmaduke W [Norfleet & Vaughn], r s w cor
4th and Spruce
Norfleet & Vaughn [Marmaduke W Norfleet and Thomas
L Vaughn], proprietors Piedmont Warehouse, n w cor
Old Town and 4th
Norwood Bettie, wid of George, r n s Court House Square
Norwood House, Mrs F J Hardy propr, n s 4th 4 w Main
Norwood W P, tobacco mnfr, r n e cor Sycamore and 4th
o
AKS EMELINE (c), washerwoman Central Hotel
Oaks Henry (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, r n Liberty
Ogburn Chas D, elk Hodgin & Sullivan, r s e cor Liberty
and 5th
Ogburn Chas J [Ogburn, Hill & Co], bds w s Old Town 1 n
6th
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY. 29
Ogburn, Hill & Co [Chas J Ogburn, Wm P Hill and S A
Ogburn], tobacco innfrs, s w cor Old Town and 7th
Ogburn Sihon A [Ogburn, Hill & Co], r n e cor 4th and Old
Town
Ormsby Harry W, foreman Union Republican office, r w s Old
Town 3 s Belo
Ormsby Wm P, dealer in pianos, organs and musical mer-
chandise, r w s Old Town 3 s Belo
Osborn Thomas M, physician, n e cor Main and 5th, res
Old Town Road 2 n 7th
>ALMER HIRAM, painter, bds n w cor Poplar and 4th
Palmer Luther, painter, r n w cor Poplar and 4th
Pannill Carter (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, bds e end 4th nr
limits
Parham Major (c), wks R J Reynolds
Partin Wm R, r w s Chestnut 2 n 1st
Patterson J Harrison (c), r e s Elm 1 n 1st
Patterson Thomas, genl receiver of plugs and twists Brown
& Brother
Pattillo Henry (c), r s s 5th 3 w Depot
Pattillo Wm (c), wks Brown & Brother, r s s5th 3 w Depot
Paylor John D, elk S D Franklin & Co, r s w cor Liberty
and 6th
Payne David (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Payne John (c), bds w s Church 3 s 4th
Payne Sheppard S (c), r s w cor 4th and Church
Payne Solomon (c), wks Brown & Brother, bds s w cor
Church and 4th
Payne Wm (c), wks at T L Vaughn's
Payne Wm L, elk J E Gilmer, r w s Spruce 3 n 4th
Paxton John (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Pearce Wm A S, bkpr Norfleet & Vaughn, r w s Spruce 3 n 4th
Pearson Richard (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Pegram James H, cabinet mkr A C Vogler, r n e cor Church
and 4th
Pegram Julius M, elk Pfohl & Stockton
Pegram Leonidus W, elk 1st National Bank, r w s Old
Town 1 n 5th
30 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Pegram Lennius M, elk Clarke & Ford, r w s Old Town 1 n
5th
Pegram Saml J, wks W W Wood, bds n e cor Main and 6th
Pegram Robert, wks Ogburn, Hill & Co
Pegram Rev Thomas H, r w s Old Town 1 n 5th
Pegram Thomas H Jr, merchant, r w s Old Town 1 n 5th
Perm Edward (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
Penn John (c), hostler, r w s Main 1 n 5th
Penn Peter (c), lab Bitting & Whitaker, r e end 3d nr limits
Penn Tony (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker, r e end 3d nr R R
Perry Boss (c), bds cor 5th and Chestnut
Petree John H, painter, res Cherry 2 n 1st
Petree Amanda, tailoress R D Johnston, r Salem
Petree Rebecca, tailoress R D Johnston, r Salem
Petticord Hamilton, bds Merchants' Hotel
Phillips Henry (c), wks Brown & Brother
Pfohl Edward A [Pfohl & Stockton], r Merchants' Hotel
Pfohl Wm T, tax collector, bds Winston Hotel
Pfohl & Stockton [Edward A Pfohl and Joseph H Stock-
ton], proprs Merchants' and Central Hotels, also whol
and ret dealers in dry goods, boots, shoes, clothing, etc.,
s e cor Main and 3d
Piedmont Warehouse, Norfleet & Vaughn proprs, n w cor
Old Town and 4th
Pierce Boney R, r w s Liberty 1 s 3d
Pierce James H, r w s Liberty 1 s 3d
Pierce James R[T J Brown & Co], r w s Liberty 1 s 3d
Pierce Samuel (c), driver Miller Bros
Pierce Sidney F, manager rolling room R J Reynolds, r w s
Liberty 1 s 3d
Pitts Andrew, lab, r Liberty Addition
Pitts Harrison, carpenter, r s s 2d 1 e Main
Pitts Rums, brickmason, res Old Town 2 n 7th
Poindexter Gabriel W, deputy sheriff, r w s Poplar 2 n 4th
Poindexter H Dalton, elk G T Foust, r w s Spruce 2 s 5th
Poindexter John (c), lab, r Liberty Addition
Poindexter Rives (c), lab Fogle Bros, r Liberty Addition
Poindexter Samuel (c), lab, r Liberty Addition
Pomter Shade (c), wks Brown & Bro
Post Office, W A Walker postmaster, w s Liberty 5 n 4th
Potts Andrew (c), lab, r s Liberty
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY. 31
Powell Alex, (c), bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
Prather John F, [J F Prather & Co], r w s Liberty 1 s 5th
Prather J F & Co, [John F Prather and Christian T Suss-
dorf], genl merchandise, n w cor 4th and Liberty
Presbyterian Church, w s Cherry 2 s 4th
Preston James (c), lab T L Vaughn & Co, r w s Liberty 1
n 7th
Price Anderson (c), wks Piedmont warehouse
Price Chas J, elk Martin Grogan, r Martin Grogan's
Price Geo (c), bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
Price John (c), driver Miller Bros, r e end 3d nr railroad
Price John (c), lab Fogle Bros, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Price Phillip, (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker, r w s Liberty 1
n 7th
Price Rufus (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Price Samuel (c), driver Miller Bros, r e end 3d nr railroad
Price W Henry (c), wks Brown & Bro, bds w s Liberty 2
s 5th
Pringle Alonzo J, bds s e cor Spruce and 5th
Public School, n w cor Liberty and 1st
Puryear Jerry (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Puryear Thomas (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
R
AMEY EDWARD, wks P Hanes & Co
Ramey George (c), wks Brown & Bro
Ramey Phillip, elk W C Causey
Ramsey Henry (c), wks Beck & Moore
Rank G P, shoemaker, w s Main 1 s 2d, r East Salem
Rank Geo S, wks L C Hine, r G P Rank
Rank John P, wks L C Hine, r East Salem
Rayle Bartlett Y, atty at law and solicitor inferior court,
office Court House, r s e cor 4th and Spruce
Reagan John C, leaf tobacco dealer Piedmont warehouse,
bds w s Old Town 2 s 6th
Reed Anselom, r s e cor 2d and Chestnut
Reed Bros, [John W and David S Reed, Jr], dry goods,
groceries, etc, s w cor Depot and 2d
Reed Christian, r w s Liberty 2 s 3d
Reed Christian F, r w s Liberty 2 s 3d
32 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Reed David S Jr, [Reed Bros], r n w cor Chestnut and 2d
Reed Isham (e), servant at N N Tuck's
Reed John W, [Reed Bros], r s s 2d 2 w Depot
Reed Mattie K, [Mrs M K Reed & Co], r s s 2d 2 w Depot
Reed Mrs M K & Co, [Mattie K Reed and Lou Kirkman],
millinery and notions, e s Main 1 n 2d
Revelle Willard Y, elk H Jacobs, bds Wilson Hotel
Reynolds Henry (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Reynolds James (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Reynolds John, painter, r Liberty Addition
Reynolds John (c) wks Bitting & Whitaker
Reynolds Noah (c), wks Brown & Bro
Reynolds Richard J, manfr chewing tobacco, e s Chestnut
2 n 1st, bds Merchants' Hotel
Rhoads Daniel (c), servant at n e cor Liberty and 5th
Richardson Ed, r n s 4th 2 e Chestnut
Richardson Fred (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Richardson Thomas (c\ wks T L Vaughn <fc Co
Richmond Bethall (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Riding Miss L,rse cor Liberty and 5th
Rights Alexander J, carpenter, r bet Liberty and Old Town
ight David (c), wks Brown & Bro
Right Geo, printer, Winston "Sentinel"
Right Wen (c), wks Brown & Bro, r s s 5th 3 w Depot
Rives Benj A, [Carter, Rives & Co], bds Norwood House
Roacli Pinkney, wks Bitting & Whitaker
Roan Geo L (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
Roan Henry, book-keeper R J Reynolds, bds Merchants'
Hotel
Roan Dr Preston, physician, w s Court House Square,
bds Merchants' Hotel
Roberts John C, director Wachovia National Bank, r Ker-
nersville
Roberts Westley (c), wks Brown & Bro, r n Liberty
Robertson Benjamin (c), wks Brown & Bro, r s s 5th 4 w
Depot
Robertson Samuel (c), cooper, r e end 3d nr limits
Robinson James A, editor and propr Winston " Leade"r
office n w cor Liberty and 4th, r n s 5th G w Spruce
Robinson Win H, manager prize rooms Brown & Bro
Robinson W P (c), wks Brown & Bro
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WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY. 33
Rogers Stephen (c), pressman Winston " Sentinel "
Rose Benj, clothing, gents' furnishing goods, hats, caps, etc,
e s Court House Square, 3 n 3d, r same
Rose Boon M, elk B F Crosland, bds Wilson House
Rose Henry, elk B Rose, res Court House Square, 3 n 3d
Rose Morris, res Court House Square 3 n 3d
Ross Washington (c), bricklayer, r e end 4th nr limits
Rothrock Daniel, wagon-maker, rsw cor Oak and Belo
Rucker Augustine, gardener at Merchants' Hotel, r same
Rucker Banks, elk G M Rucker
Rucker Geo M, agt, genl merchandise, e s Main 3 s 4th,
bds Central Hotel
Rucker Pannill, elk G M Rucker
Russell Charley (c) wks P H Hanes & Co, re end 4th nr
railroad
Russell George (c), wks W W Wood
Russell Wm (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
^ALES ADAM (c), r w s Church 2 n 5th
Satterfield Albert (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
Satterfield Jno S, wks Bitting & Whitaker, bds Norwood House
Saunders , bds e end 3d nr railroad
Saunders Mollie (c), washerwoman Central Hotel
Sawyer Nancy (c), cook Winston Hotel
Sawyer Wm (c), porter Winston Hotel
Scales Alfred (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Scales Dudley (c), wks H Scales, r w s Chestnut 3 n 2d
Scales Eldridge (c), bds w s Chestnut 3 n 2d
Scales Ferdinand (c), wks C Hamlen & Co
Scales Green (c), lab, r e end 3d ni railroad
Scales Hamilton, mnfr plug tobacco, e s Church 2 n 5th,
bds Merchants' Hotel
Scales Hess (c), lab, r Liberty Addition
Scales James S, floor manager Norfleet & Vaughn, bds e s
Elm 1 s 3d
Scales John (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
Scales Lace (c), wks H Scales, r w s Chestnut 1 n 5th
Scales Lawson (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, r Liberty st Lib-
erty Addition
34 "WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Scales Moses (c), wks Brown & Brother
Scales Mebane (c), lab T L Vaughn & Co, r w s Chestnut 1 n
5th
Scales Noah (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
Scales Nelson (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Scales Bess (c), wks R J Reynolds
Scales Robert (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Scales Scott (c), lab, r Liberty Addition
Scales Thomas (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, bds w s Chestnut
3 n2d
Scales Win (c), bds w s Chestnut 3 n 2d
Scarborough Wm, carpenter Miller Bros, r n w cor Depot and
1st
Scott Grandison (c), wks W W Wood
Seddon Joseph M, plasterer, bds s e cor Liberty and 5th
Sellers James (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Setser Anderson (c), wks H Scales
Setser Henderson (c), wks Brown & Brother
Sharp Alfred (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Sharp Silas E, painter, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Sharp Wiley, painter, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Shelburn Wm 0, manager Merchants' Hotel, r same
Shelton Don D, wks Bitting & Whitaker, bds n e cor Main
and 6th
Shelton John (c), wks Ogburn, Hill & Co, r Liberty Addition
Sheppard Benj J, stem dealer, cor 4th and Chestnut, res
Depot 2 s 6th
Sheppard Miss Gertrude, bds Norwood House
Sheppard Henry, wood worker A W Bevel, r Salem
Sheppard John, bkpr and auctioneer Lash's Warehouse, bds
Central Hotel
Sherman Henry (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, r w s Old Town
1 s5th
Short Samuel (c), wks R J Reynolds
Shouse Edwin T, shoe mkr, s e cor 2d and Elm, r same
Shouse Rufus (c), lab, r s Liberty
Shultz G Rufus, bkpr J I Nissen, r Salem
Siddell Henry (c), wks Brown & Brother, bds cor 5th and
Chestnut
Simmons Wm, wks J I Nissen
Simpson Yancey (c), tobacco roller T L Vaughn & Co, bds
rear J M Grogan's Liberty st
WINSTON, N. G., DIRECTORY. 35
Sims Herbert H, r n e cor Cherry and 1st
Singer Sewing Machine, A M Jones manager, w s Main
3 s 3d
Sink John H, genl merchandise, w s Main 7 s 3d, bds Mer-
chants' Hotel
Skeins Clarkson (c), lab, r South Liberty
Slade Benjamin, lab, r n e cor Main and 7th
Small James D, builder and carpenter, res Old Town 1 s
Belo
Smith A A, bds Central Hotel
Smith Edwin F (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Smith Frank (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, r Liberty st Liberty
Addition
Smith Henry (c), wks R J Reynolds, bds s w cor Church
and 4th
Smith Ivison, r South Liberty
Smith James P (c), [Gates & Smith], bds s Liberty
Smith John (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker, r n s 5th 1 e Church
Smith Lee A (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker, r w s Liberty 1 n
7th
Smith Lewis (c), wks Brown & Brother, rn s 5th 2 e Church
Smith Margarett M, wid of Samuel H, r w s Cherry 4 s 4th
Smith Morris (c), servant J E Gilmer
Smith 0 Creed, tobacconist, res Main 3 n 5th
Smith Robert (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Smith Samuel H, druggist, w s Liberty 3 n 4th, r Cherry
Smith Wm (c), wks Brown & Brother, r n s 5th 1 e Church
Smith Wm M, elk G T Foust, r Salem
Smeed James (c), wks H Scales
Snipes Charles, carpenter, res Old Town 4 s Belo
Snipes Nathaniel, butcher W Woodruff, res Old Town 4 s
Belo
Snow Horace N, cashier Revenue office, bds Central Hotel
Sours Julius, wTks R J Reynolds
Southern Express Office, Chas Buford agt, at depot
Spaugh Edward, Gov't storekeeper, r es Depot opp 6th
Spaugh Julia, wid of Benjamin, res Elm 1 n 1st
Spaugh Wm, brickmason, r w s Cherry 2 n 2d
Speice Frank (c), blksmith J S White, res Main 2 n 4th
Spencer Alexander (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Spencer Jouiiett, wks Bitting & Whitaker, r s w cor Cherry
and 2d
36 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Spencer Lewis B, travelling agt, rsw cor Cherry and 2d
Spencer Robt B, wks P H Hanes & Co, rsw cor Cherry
and 2d
Stafford Aaron (c), blksinith A W Bevel, r Waugh Town
Stafford Win B, manager H S Foy, hds e s Liberty 2 n oth
Stanard Jeremiah (c), shoemkr, n s 4th 2 e Main, r same
Staples Jack (c), wks R J Reynolds
Starbuck D H [Starbuck & Field], res Main 1 n 1st
Starbuck & Field [D H Starbuck and Justin Field], attys
at law, e s Main 1 s 2d
Stare Henry H, shoemaker, w s Liberty 3 s 5th, r w s Chest-
nut 1 n 2d
Starr Stephen, restaurant, n e cor Main and 4th, r same
Steadman Rufus T, asst cashier 1st National Bank, bds n w
Cherry and 5th
Steger Thomas T, elk Martin Grogan, bds e s Spruce 2 s 5th
Stephens John, r nr w end 2d
Stewart Cherry (c), lab, r northern limits
Stewart Cornelia (c), wid of Addison, r w s Depot 3 n 4th
Stewart John C, printer " The Union Republican," rsw
cor Old Town and Belo
Stewart Nicey, wid of John, rsw cor Old Town and Belo
Stockton Calvin (c), wks Brown & Bro
Stockton Jerry (c), porter 1st National Bank, r Liberty st
Liberty Addition
Stockton John B, elk Pfohl & Stockton, r n s 2d 1 w Cherry
Stockton John G, bakery and confectionery, e s Main 2 s
3d, r s s 5th 4 w Poplar
Stockton Joseph H, [Pfohl & Stockton], r Central Hotel
Stockton Mary, wid of Wm, r n s 5th 4 w Spruce
Stockton Madison D, book-keeper P H Hanes & Co, r n s 2d
1 w Cherry
Stockton Nathan G, elk B F Crosland, r n s 2d 2 w Cherry-
Stockton Nicey (c), wid of Edward, r e end 3d nr limits
Stokes John (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Strayhorn Calvin G, carpenter C Hamlen & Co, r w s Old
Town 3 s 6th
Stuart James (c), wks C Hamlen & Co, r Liberty st Liberty
Addition
Sublett Harrison, bds Merchants' Hotel
Sullivan Nathaniel D, [Hodgin & Sullivan], r 10 miles
n e Winston
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Sullivan Thomas (c), lab, r Liberty Addition
Sussdorff Christian F, [J F Prather & Co], r w s Liberty
1 s 5th
Sutser Henderson (c), bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
T
ALLEY ROBERT A, wks Ogburn, Hill & Co
Tatum M J, bds Winston Hotel
Tatura Mrs M F, milliner Davis & Welfare, bds Wilson House
Tavis Christian H, carpenter, r s w cor Depot and 6th
Tavis Wm, carpenter Fogle Bros, res Depot 1 s Gth
Taylor Charles S, tobacco roller W W Wood, r w s Oak 1
s Belo
Taylor Henry (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Taylor Mary S, wid of Harvev, r w s Oak 1 s Belo
Taylor S Dudley, wks H Scales, bds e s Old Town 1 s 7th
Taylor Samuel, bds n s 2d 1 w Cherry
Taylor Samuel H Jr, elk G M Rucker
Temples Charles, lab, r s Liberty
Temples Jane, wid of Wm, r s Liberty
Temple Wm, wks E Fulk, r s Liberty
" The Church Messenger," Rev W S Bynum, office e s Main
3n2d
" The Union Republican," J W Goslen editor and propr,
e s Court House Square, 3 s 4th
Thirley Anna, landlady Central Hotel
Thomas Abner (c), wks P H Hanes & Co, r e end 4th nr
railroad
Thomas Harrison, wks Fogle Bros, r Winston
Thomas Hezekiah, shoemaker, r Liberty Addition
Thomas Lewis, driver, r s e cor Old Town and Belo
Thamas Lindsay (c), lab, r s Liberty
Thomas Monroe (c), wks B J Sheppard
Thomas Samuel A, carpenter Miller Bros, r Liberty Addi-
tion
Thomas Wm H, carpenter J I Nissen, r Liberty st Liberty
Addition
Thompson Chas W (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Thompson Eliza (c), chambermaid Central Hotel
Thompson Jane, wid of Wm, r w s Chestnut 1 s 2d
38 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Thompson Neal (c), wks Brown & Brother
Thompson Dr Vines 0, druggist, w s Court House Square
3 s 4th, r n e cor Liberty and 5th
Tig Mandy, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Tillman Calvin (c), r northern limits
Tise Addison, wood-worker J H Johnston, r Liberty st Lib-
erty Addition
Tise Charles, merchant, r w s Liberty, 2 n 6th
Tise Chas H [Jacob Tise & Co], r s w cor Main and 5th
Tise Francis S, tobacco picker R J Reynolds, res Old Town
4n7th
Tise Frank, elk W C Causey
Tise Isaac, wagon maker, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Tise J Cicero, inventor and propr of the patent Pneumatic
churn, w s Main 1 n 5th, r same
Tise Jacob, [Jacob Tise & Co], r n e cor 4th and Church
Tise Jacob & Co [Jacob and Charles H Tise and John H
Masten], general merchandise and furniture, s e cor
Main and 4th
Tise John H, butcher, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Tise Leroy A, blacksmith C W Church, r Liberty Addition
Tise Nathaniel A, box-maker Fogle Bros, r Liberty Addition
Tise Temperance, wid of Peter, res Old Town 4 n 7th
Tise Wm C, blacksmith, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Tise's Hall, e s Court House Square
Todd Edward (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Tuck Nathaniel N, dept revenue collector, r w end 4th cor
Broad .ru^ >f ?
Tunstall Spencer (c), wks Brown & Brother
Turner Abner (c), r w s Spruce, 2 n 5th
Tysor Joseph (c), porter Dr V O Thompson, bds w s Lib-
erty, 2 s 5th
T TALENTINE GENERAL (c), wks R J Reynolds
Vann John T, bds Central Hotel
Vaughn A A, box maker Brown & Brother, r Liberty st
Liberty Addition
Vaughn Henry (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, r s s 4th e Main
Vaughn Joseph B, [Brown <& Vaughn], r s w cor Spruce
and 6th
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY. 39
Vaughn Leon A, elk Vaughn & Crutchfield, bds Norwood
House
Vaughn Thos L, [Norfleet & Vaughn, Vaughn & Crutch-
field and T L Vaughn & Co], r w s Poplar 2 s 4th
Vaughn T L & Co, [Thomas L Vaughn & Alex T Benton],
inaiifr plug and twist tobacco, w s Old Town 1 n 4th
Vaughn & Crutchfield, [Thomas L Vaughn & Felix G
Crutchfield], genl merchandise, ns Court House Square
2 e Liberty-
Vernon Kegly (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, r w s Depot
In 4th
Vernon Matilda (c), r w s Depot 1 n 4th
Vincent Benj (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
Vogler Julius R, director Wachovia National Bank, r Salem
Vogler M N, blk smith, s w cor Church and 2nd, r Salem
Vogler Wm T, watch maker and jeweller, w s Main 8th s
3rd, r Salem
WACHOVIA NATIONAL BANK, W F Bowman
Pres, E Belo Vice Pres, W A Lemly Cashier, James
A Gray Asst Cashier, w s Main opp Merchants' Hotel
Wade John (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, bds w s Liberty 2
s 5th
Wsdkins Frank (c), wks Brown & Brother, bds w s Liberty
f 2 s 5th
Wadkins Wilson (c), wks Brown & Brother, bds w s Lib-
erty 2 s 5th
Walker Carrie, milliner L Gordon, r 5th nr Old Town
Walker David C, printer, r n e cor Old Town and 5th
Walker Ellen, asst post master, r w s Liberty 5 n 4th
Walker J Robt, printer " Union Republican, r n e cor 5th
and Old Town
W"Iker Mangrum (c), wks Brown & Brother, bds w s Liberty
2 s 5th
Walker Margaret, widow of Jeremiah, r n e cor Old Town
and 5th
Walker Martha, widow of Crawford, r Liberty st Liberty
Addition
Walker Mat (c), bds w side Liberty 2 s 5th
Walker Richard (c), wks W W Wood, bds w s Church 3
n 5th
40 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Walker Stephen (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, r n Liberty
Walker Wiley A, postmaster, office w s Liberty 5 n 4th,
r same
Wall James (c), servant at s w cor Cherry and 5th
Wall Luther (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
Walls Alf(c), wks HS Foy
Walls Jacob (c), wks R J Reynolds
Wallace Zeb (c), wks R J Reynolds, bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
Ward Andrew (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co, bds n Liberty
Warner Jonas A, trunk maker, res Cherry 3 s 3d
Warner S W Columbus, res Cherry, 3 s 3d
Warren Richard (c), wks Brown & Bro
Warren Robt (c), wks H Scales, r nr w end 2d
Washington Geo (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones, bds w s
Liberty 2 s 5th
Washington Wm (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones, bds w s
Chestnut 4 n 2d
Watkins Alex, elk N T Watkins, r n e cor Church and 2d
Watkins Carrie, milliner Mrs M K Reed & Co, r Henry
Watkins
Watkins Hannibal (c), wks W W Wood
Watkins John D, r n s 5th 2 w Spruce
Watkins Nathaniel T, dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps,
etc, e s Main 2 n 2d, r n e cor Church and 2d
Watkins Nathaniel V, elk N T Watkins, r n e cor Chu ch
and 2d
Watkins Richard (c), wks C Hamlen & Co, r rear C Hamlen
& Co's factory
Watkins Wm H, Gov't storekeeper, r e end 2d nr railroad
Watson Cyrus B T Watson & Glenn], rsw cor Old Town
and 6th
Watson Geo W, wks Ogburn, Hill & Co
Watson & Glenn [Cyrus B Watson and Wm B C-lenn],
attys at law, n s Court House Square 2 e Liberty
Watt Cager (c), cook Central Hotel
Watt Edward (c), lab R J Reynolds, r e end 2d nr depot
Webb Emily, wid of James, res Liberty 2 n 5th
Webb Lucy (c), r n e cor Chestnut and 7th
Webb Wm (c), lab, r s Liberty
Webster Ben (c), lab C Hamlen & Co, r s Liberty
Pfohl & Stockton,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
J UWJPDi
Notions, Hats, Caps, Boots,
SHOES,
GROCERIES,
mm>§
Queensware,
HAEDWAKE, &c, &c,
WINSTON, N. C.
"Highest prices paid for all kinds of Dried Fruits and general
Country Produce.
m®%
WINSTON, N. C.
PFOHL, A" STOCKTO.Y, Propria.
REMODELED and elegantly furnished. Attentive servants. 'Bus to
and from all trains.
W. O. SHELBURN, Clerk
Central Hotel,
■wuktstof*",, int. o.
PFOHL & STOCKTON, Proprietors.
Remodeled and Elegantly Furnished.
Attentive Servants. 'Bus to and from all Trains,
T. W. HUSKE, Clerk.
*1
-
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY. 41
"Webster Nancy, wid of B F, r n w cor Main and 1st
Webster Rufus (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Webster Thomas (c), lab Bynum, Cotton & Jones, r s Liberty
Welfare Miss T A [Davis & Welfare], r Salem
Wells Rev Isaac (c), r n end Depot st n Liberty
Wheeler A F, wid Morris J, r s e cor Liberty and Gth
Wheeler Hiram (c), lab, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
Whitaker Wm A [Bitting & Whitaker], bds Merchants'
Hotel
White Albert E, wks C Haralen & Co, r w s Main 1 n Gth
White Frank T, blacksmith J S White, res Main 2 n 4th
White Harriet A, wid of Andrew, r w s Main 1 n 6th
White James A, coach mkr, Liberty st Liberty Addition
White James E, wood worker J S White, res Main 2 n 4th
White John H, farmer, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
White John H, grocer, s w cor Liberty and Main, r same
White Joseph 0, painter, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
White Joshua S, carriage and wagon mnfr, e s Main 4 n
4th, res Main 2 n 4th
White Mrs J S, millinery and dress mkr, e s Main 3 n 4th,
res Main 2 n 4th
White Melvina T, wid of Tandy, r Liberty st Liberty Addi-
tion
White Walter F, printer Winston "Sentinel," r w s Main 1
n 6th
White Wra (c), wks B J Sheppard
White Wm II, painter, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
White Willard B, r w s Liberty 4 n 4th
White W R, wks Fogle Bros,
Whitfield Leonard (c), wks Brown & Brother, r n s 5th 1 e
Church
Whiting Alexander (c), wks Brown & Brother
Whittington James M, canvasser Singer Sewing Machine, r
Jonesville N C
Whorton Henry (c), porter S H Smith
Wiles Thomas A, floor manager Lash's Warehouse, res
Spruce 1 s 4th
Wiley Rev Calvin H, Dist Supt American Bible Society
for North and South Carolina and Ex State Supt
Schools, res Spruce 2 n 5th
Wilkerson James (c), wks Brown & Brother
5
42 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Wilkins Graham (c), wks R J Reynolds
Wilkinson Aaron (c), wks T L Vaughn & Co
Williams Buck (c), wks Brown's Warehouse, r s w cor 4th
and Poplar
Williams Cornelius (c), barber, r s s 4th 1 e Main
Williams James T (c), bds w s Liberty 2 s 5th
Williams Jerry (c), lab Bynum, Cotton & Jones, r e end 2d
nr depot
Williams John (c), bds w s Church 3 n 5th
Williams Nancy, wid of Geo W, r w end 5th
Williamson Addison A, wks Bitting & Whitaker, bds cor
5th and Chestnut
Williamson Alford H (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Williamson James T (c), wks W W Wood
Williamson M N [M N Williamson & Co], bds Central
Hotel
Williamson M N & Co [M N Williamson], leaf tobacco
dealers and brokers, s s 3d 2 e Church
Willis Frank (c), wks Brown & Brother
Wills Rev Richard H, minister, r Old Town 1 n 7th
Wilson Anderson (c), servant at J A Bittings'
Wilson Boon A [Curtis & Wilson]
Wilson Chas (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Wilson Edgar H, elk Brown & Vaughn, r n w cor Main and
2d
Wilson Joshua, r e end 4th nr limits
Wilson Mary J, r w s Liberty 1 s 3d
Wilson Peter A Jr, bkpr Brown's warehouse, bds Winston
Hotel
Wilson P A Sr, propr Winston Hotel, s w cor Liberty and
3d, r same
Wilson Robt (c), wks Bitting & Whitaker
Wilson Thomas A [Leak & Wilson], elk of Inferior Court,
office Court House, r n w cor Main and 2d
Wilson Thos J, attorney at law, w s Main 1 n 2d, r n w
cor Main and 2d
Wilson Thomas J, manager Winston Hotel, r same
Wilson Wm C, carpenter, r e end 4th nr limits
Winkler Chas A, bakery and confectionery, e s Court House
Square 2 n 3d, r Salem
Winston Hotel, P A Wilson propr, s w cor Liberty and 3d
WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY. 43
"Winston Leader," J A Robinson editor and propr, n w
cor Liberty and 4th
"Winston Sentinel," Geo M Mathes editor and propr, e s
Main 3 n 2d
Wise George (c), lab P H Hanes & Co, r e end 3d nr railroad
Wise Henry A, brickmason, r w end 4th
Withers George (c), r s Liberty
Womack H B G, wks Ogburn, Hill & Co
Wood Branch (c), wks R J Reynolds
Wood Edwin H, wks T L Vaughn <fc Co, bds n e cor Liberty
and 3d
Wood John O, elk Hodgin & Sullivan, bds Norwood House
Wood Mrs Lula, bds Norwood House
Wood Thomas A (c), shoemaker J S Edwell, r n Liberty
Wood W W, manfr of all grades of chewing tobacco, s e
cor Church and 6th, me corner Main and 6th
Woodruff John, bds Norwood House
Woodruff Lewis (c), wks Brown & Brother, r s s 5th 1 e
Church
Woodruff Spencer (c), wks Brown & Brother, r s s 5th 1 e
Church
Woodruff Wm, meat market, w s Liberty 3 s 5th, bds Nor-
wood House
Woodson John (c), wks R J Reynolds
Woodson Robert H, trader, r w s Liberty 2 s 7th '
Woodson Robt H Jr, elk Jacob Tise & Co, r w s Liberty 2 s
7th
Wooters Henry C, chief of police, r w s Old Town 2 n 7th
Workman Marian C, carpenter, r n s Main 1 n 6th
Workman Wm W, printer, res Main 2 n 6th
Wright Fanny (c), boarding-house, r w s Chestnut 4 n 2d
Wright Phillip M, manager picking-room R J Reynolds, r
e s Liberty 1 s 7th
Wright Samuel W, manager C Hamlen & Co, r n s 4th 2 w
Main
Wright Wm, r s s 5th 3 w Depot
Y
OES, WM (c), r w s Church 3 s 4th
Young Men's Christian Association Hall, w s Court House
Square
44 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Young Samuel (c), wks P H Hanes & Co
Youse Pink (c), lab, r Liberty Addition
z
EIGLER JAMES T, r Liberty st Liberty Addition
GEO. W. HINSHAW. WM. M. HINSHAW.
HINSHAW BROS.,
4tla (Shallow Ford Street), opposite Piedmont Warehouse,
WINSTON, N. C,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
General Merchandise, Seeds and Fertilizers, Dry Goods, No-
tions, Stationery and School Books, Shoes and Boots,
Hats, Crockery, Glass "Ware, Hardware Drugs,
and Patent Medicines, Groceries, Syrups,
Salt, Oils, Paints, Leather, Wood
and Wlilow Ware, &c.
Specialties. — Allison & Addison's Star Brand Complete Manure, for
Wheat, Corn, Oats and Tobacco ; No. 1 Peruvian Guauo, Land Plaster, Or-
chard Grass Seed, Herd's Grass Seed, Timothy and Clover Seed, Golden Millet
Seed, Select Seed Potatoes, Chufas and Dried Fruits.
Mrs.T.B.DOUTHIT,
Fashionable Millinery and
Notion Store,
Where will always be found a large and well-selected
stock of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS,
fine JEWELRY, Ladies' FURNISHING GOODS, etc.,
which will be sold at the lowest cash price, in her New
Store, on Main street, nearly opposite Salern Female Semi-
nary.
Salem, N. C, Si
FOR ABBREVIATIONS, SEE FIRST PAGE.
A
CKERMAN ALEX A, carpenter F X- II Fries, r s w
cor Elm and Bank
Ackerman Edward T, supt cotton mill F & H Fries, r w s
Elm 7 s New Shallowford
Agthe Frederick, prof of music and supt music department
Salem Female Academy, r same
Anderson James, moulder Salem Iron "Works, bds e s Elm
2 n New Shallowford
Atwood Elijah (c), lab, r n s West 1 w Main
Axson James, second hand weaving room F & H Fries, r n
e cor Cherry and New Shallowford
Axson John, manager finish dept F & H Fries, r n e cor
Cherry and New Shallowford
Axsom Wm E, machinist F& H Fries, r n e cor Cherry and
New Shallowford
BAHNSON HENRY T, physician, es Church 4 n Old
Shallowford, also at Smith's drug store, Winston, r e
s Church 4 n Old Shallowford
Bahnson Louisa, wid, r Widows' Home
Bahnson Wm G, [Siddall & Bahnson], bds w s Main 2 n
Cemetery
Banner Lewis (c), wks F & H Fries, r Waugh Town
Banner Wm (c), wks F & H Fries, r Waugh Town
Barton Daniel, miller F & IT Fries, bds n e cor Elm and
Bank
Beck Felicia J, matron Salem Female Academy
Beck Robt T, elk J F Shaffner, r same
Beck Wm, gun smith appretice Wm Dettmar, bds w s Elm
3 n Bank
46 SALEM, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Beckel Sophia, wid of Hiram, r w s Salt 6 n Old Shallow-
ford
Belo Alex (c), servant, r n e cor Main and Bank
Belo Edward, Vice Pres Wachovia National Bank, r n e
cor Main and Bank
Belo Henrietta, wid, r Widows' Home
Belo John L, book-keeper, res main 1 s Cemetery
Bennett Chas E, apprentice I W Durham, r n w cor Main
and AVest
Bennett John, r n w cor Main and West
Bennett Tobitha, wid of Edward, r n w cor Main and West
Blackburn Jasper, driver for Sheriff Fogle, r n w cor Belew's
Creek and Depot
^^^-Blickenderfer Jacob, notions, fancy goods, &c, e s Main 2
n Bank, r e s Main 2 s West
Blum A M, wid of David, res Main 3 s Cemetery
Blum Christian J (c), cooper, e s Main 2 s New Shallowford
Blum Edward T, [L V & E T Blum], r w s Main 1 n Salem
Hotel
Blum. Jerry (c), cooper, res Elm 1 n New Shallowford
Blum Katie, wid of Nathaniel, r Cemetery send Church
Blum Levi V, [L V & E T Blum], r w s Main 1 n Salem
Hotel
Blum L V & E T, [Levi V & Edward T], proprs and pub-
lishers Salem " Press," also publishers of the " Farmers'
and Planters' Almanac" and dealers in books and sta-
tionery, w s Main 1 n Salem Hotel
Bodenhamer Jesse N, wks J I Nissen, r w s Elm 5 s New
Shallowford
Boner Eugene A, journalist, r w s Salt 3 s Bank
Boner Maria D, teacher Salem Female Academy
Boner Mrs P E, wid of T J, r w s Salt 3 s Bank
Boner Sophia, wid, r Widows' Home
Bowman Jake (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Brendle Wm A, capenter, r nr Cemetery
Brewer James A, brick moulder, r nr Cemetery
Brewer Samuel, barber, w s Main 2 n Bank, bds w s Elm
6 n Bank
Brietz Charles G, United States Commissioner, e s Main 3_s
Bank, r same
SALEM, N. C, DIRECTORY. 47
Brietz Joseph C, wks A E Giersch, bds e s Main 2 n Old
Shallowford
Brietz John L, elk H W Fries
Brietz Lewis A, farmer, r w s Old Shallovvford nr w limits
Brietz Levin R, farmer, r w s Old Shallowford nr w limits
Brooks Chas B, general storekeeper revenue office, rue cor
Depot and Belew's Creek
Brooks Geo H, messenger 1st National Bank, rue cor Depot
and Belew's Creek
Brown Anna, wi-d of Dr Nelson, r nr Cemetery
Brown Bedford, wks Fries' tannery, r w s Elm 2 s New Shal-
lowford
Brown Frank C, elk J F Prather & Co, bds Norwood House
Brown Jackson, wks Fries' cotton factory, r s w cor Marshall
and Old Shallowford
Brown Jesse, tanner F & H Fries, r s s Mill 1 w Main
Brown John, lab, r w s Elm 2 s New Shallowford
Brown Lewis, r nr cemetery
Brown Nathaniel, teamster Fogle Bros, r w s Elm 5 s New
Shallowford
Brown Thomas, wks Fries' cotton factory, r s w cor Marshall
and Old Shallowford
Bugher Stephen D, engineer, r n s New Shallowford nr limits
Burrell Samuel, bds w s Elm 6 s New Shallowford
Butner Adam, propr Salem Hotel, r same
Butner Adam (c), lab, r n s West 1 w Main
Butner John L, harness maker S A Veach
Butner Luther 0, machinist F & H Fries, r w s Poplar 1 n
West
Butner S Edward, elk F & H Fries, r w s Poplar 1 n West
Butner Thaddeus M, watchmaker A E Welfare, bds w s
Depot 1 s 1st
JByham Angeline, wid, r Widows' Home
c
ANEDY JAMES N, brickmason, r nr Cemetery
Chadwick Oliver, r s s Walnut 1 w Main
Charmiehael Eliza F, stewardess Salem Female Academy
Chitty Emma L, teacher Salem Female Academy
Chitty Frederica, wid, r Widows' Home
48 SALEM, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Chitty Reuben L, grave-digger, r w s Liberty 3 s 1st
Clewell Dorothea, wid of David, i w s Main 3 s New Shal-
lowford
Clinard Livingston M, elk H W Fries, r w s Elm 1 s Bank
Coble Emsley T, wks Fogle Bros
Collins Alfred N, blacksmith M N Vogler, r s s 1st between
Chestnut and Depot
Collins Malinda, wid of Davy, r w s Salt 2 n Bank
Colored Moravian Church 1st, e s Church 6 s Walnut
Conrad Elizabeth, wid of John Joseph, r s a cor Main and 1st
Cook Thomas L, carpenter, r nr Cemetery
Cooper Margaret A, wid of Franklin, r s w cor Elm and New
Shallowford
Cooper Rebecca, wid of Charles, res Main 3 s New Shal-
lowford
Cooper Wm J, [Cooper & Hendricks], res Main 3 s New
Shallowford
Cooper & Hendricks, [Wm J Cooper and Lee Hendricks],
proprs Salem Mills, w end Mill nr limits
Cotton Roderick, [Bynum, Cotton & Jones], bds Winston
Council Chamber, w s Main opp Public Square
Cramer Eliza, wid, r Widows' Home
Crosland Benj F, genl merchandise, n w cor Main and Old
Shallowford, r n s Old Shallowford 1 w Main*
Crist Clarance E, printer L V & E T Blum, res Church 5
s Walnut
Crist Harvey S, machinist Fogle Bros, res Church 4 s
Walnut
Crist Rosalia, wid of Jacob, res Church 4 s Walnut
Crist Tiffugott F, elk J E Mickey, res Church 5 s Walnut
Crist Wm C, elk, res Church 5 s Walnut
Crouse Daniel T, pottery, r s w cor Liberty and 1st
D
AVIS JESSE, wks Fries' tannery
Davis Thomas (c), lab, r w s Poplar 1 s West
Davis & Welfare, [Mrs N S Davis and Mrs T A Welfare],
millinery, w s Main 4 s New Shallowford
DeSchweinitz Emil A, minister, res Church opp Bank
SALEM, N. C, DIRECTORY. 49
Dettmar Wm, gun and locksmith, w s Main 7 n Bank, r
w s Elm 3 n Bank
Dillard Mortimer (c), shaver Fries' tannery
Dillon Eliza, r n e cor Mill and Marshall
Dillon James, r w s Salt 3 s New Shallowford
Dobson John H, atty at law, rse cor Main and Cemetery
Dobson Joseph, atty at law, rse cor Cemetery and Main
Dobson Wm P, elk J E Gilmer, r s e cor Main and Cemetery
Douthit Thomas B, r w s Main 2 n Old Shallowford
Douthit Mrs T B, millinery, notions, etc., w s Main 2 n Old
Shallowford, r same
Durham Irvin W, marble works, rse cor Main and 1st
EBERT CHRISTIAN, hat and far store, w s Main 7 s
New Shallowford, r same
-Ebert Eugene A, genl merchandise, e s Main 4 n Bank, r n
e cor Main and Belew's Creek
Ebert John, teamster F & H Fries, res Cherry 2 s 1st
Eudie James, carpenter, r s w cor Marshall and Old Shallow-
ford
Eudie John J, carpenter, res Main opp New Shallowford
Everett Samuel H, school teacher, res Main 1 n Bank
Everhart Catharine, wid, r Widows' Home
Everhart Elizabeth, wid of David, r n w cor Marshall and
West
Everhart Levi F, asst miller Cooper & Hendricks, r s s Mill
opp Marshall
Everhart Parker, porter Pfohl & Stockton, rse cor Poplar
and Old Shallowford
i ARROW MARY, wid of Rev W T, r Belew's Creek nr
railroad
Farrow Thomas L, manager prize room R J Reynolds, r
Belew's Creek nr railroad
Fisher Charles L, elk, r n s Belew's Creek 1 e Chestnut
Fisher Eliza J, r s e cor Main and Walnut
Fisher Fannie, wid of James, r n s Belew's Creek 1 n Chestnut
Fisher Jefferson, miller Cooper & Hendricks, r nr corpora-
tion limits
50 SALEM, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Fisher Robert, hostler F & H Fries, r w s Salt 3 s Bank
Fletcher Elizabeth, wid of John, r w s Elm 2 s New Shallow-
ford
Fogle Augustus G, Sheriff Forsyth county, r n w cor Bo-
le w's Creek and Depot
Fogle Bros [Christian H and Chas A], planing and saw
mill, sash door and blind factory and genl wood work-
ers, Belew's Creek opp Church
Fogle Charlie A [Fogle Bros], r s e cor Church and Belew's
Creek
Fogle Christian H [Fogle Bros], r n w cor Church and
Belew's Creek
Fogle Pauline A, housekeeper Salem Female Academy
Foltz Minnie, r w s Main 2 n Mill
Freeman Richard C, drummer, bds Salem Hotel
Fries Daniel (c), dyer F & H Fries, rns Bank 1 w Salt
Fries Frank H [F & H Fries], r n w cor Salt and New Shal-
lowford
Fries F & H, cotton and woolen manufacturers and own-
ers of Wachovia Flouring Mills, n s New Shallowford
1 w Salt
Fries Henry E [F & H Fries], r n w cor Salt and New
Shallowford
Fries Henry W [F & H Fries], genl merchandise, n w cor
Main and Bank, r n w cor Salt and New Shallowford
Fries John W [F & H Fries], propr Fries' Tannery, r n w
cor Cherry and New Shallowford
Fries L M, wid of Francis, r n w cor Salt and New Shallow-
ford
Fries Phillip (c), wks F & H Fries
Fries' Tannery, J W Fries propr, n w cor Elm and Old
Shallowford
Fries Wash (c), porter J E Mickey, bds w s Main 2 s Belew's
Creek
Fries Washington (c), wks F & H Fries, r Bank 1 w Salt
Fulkerson Jacob L, Agent Wanamaker & Brown, *w s
Main 5 n Old Shallowford, r same
Fultz Anna, r s e cor Main and Mill
Fultz Sallie, res Main 1 n Church
SALEM, N. C, DIRECTORY. 51
GARBODEN JAMES H, boot and shoe mkr, w s Main
4 n Bank, r w s Salt G n Old Shallowford
Gas Works, n e cor Elm and New Shallowford
Giersh Alex E, blksmith, w s Main 1 n New Shallowford, r
e s Main 2 n Old Shallowford
Giersh Harvey A, elk E A Ebert, res Main 2 n Old Shal-
lowford
Goer Wm (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Goslen Junius W, elk Revenue office, res Main 3 n Cem-
etery
Gray Allison (c), servant at s e cor Main and 1st
Grogan Jack (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Grunert Wm C, watchmkr W T Vogler, r s e cor Main and
Bank
Grunert Louisa A, teacher Salem Female Academy
H
AIRSTON ROBT (c), wks depot, r e end 1st nr R R
Halbrook Willis (c), carpenter Salem Iron Works
Hall Rev James E, school teacher, bds e s Main 5 s New Shal-
lowford
Hall Wm H, candy mnfr, bakery and confectionery, e s
Main 5 s New Shallowford, r same
Hamilton Rufus, elk J E Mickey, bds w s Main 2 s Belew's
Creek
Hanes Amos (c), wks Fogle Bros, r n s Bank 1 w Salt
Hargrave Alexander (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Hauser Calvin, r n s West 2 w Main
Hauser Chas S, Clerk of the Superior Court, office Court
House, r s e cor Main and 1st
Hayworth Wm A, engineer, r nr Cemetery
Hege Cara, bds n w cor Main and West
Hege Constantine A, propr Salem Iron Works, w s Salt 3
n New Shallowford, r w s Liberty 4 s 1st
Hege George, r s end Church 2 e Main
Hege Hattie, bds n w cor Main and West
Hege Wm E, elk H A Siddall, bds w s Main 2 n Cemetery
Hege Zachariah G, cabinet mkr, r s e cor 1st and Cherry
Heisler Lizzie, elk J Blickenderfer, r Mrs Lidia Heisler
Heisler Lydia, wid of John, r w s Salt 1 n Old Shallowford
52 SALEM, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Hendricks Lee [Cooper & Hendricks], r n e cor Mill and
Marshall
Hendricks Robt L, elk E A Ebert, rne cor Mill and Marshall
Hill Marten (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Holder Eliza, wid of Edward, r w s Elm G s New Shallow-
ford
Holt Temperance, wid of Wm, r s end Main
Hough Albert G, bkpr Salem Iron Works, r w s Liberty 2
s 1st
Howard W A, wks Fogle Bros
Hughes Henry, tailor, s e cor Poplar and Old Shallowford,
r same
Hughes Jefferson, wks Brown & Brother, r s e cor Poplar
and Old Shallowford
Hughes Samuel, wks Brown & Brother, r s e cor Poplar and
Old Shallowford
Hunter John W, dentist, w s Main 3 s Belew's Creek, r same
I
NT&RNAL REVENUE OFFICE, Wm H Wheeler Col-
lector, s e cor Church and 1st
J
ACKSON GEORGE, lab, r nr Cemetery
Jenkins Mrs M E, dress-maker, w s Main 4 s New Shallow-
ford, r same
Jenkins Robt H, r w s Main 3 s New Shallowford
Johnson John (c), servant J D Siewers, r s end Church nr
Moravian Cemetery
Johnson Joseph (c), servant J T Shaffner
Jones Albert, tax-collector, r n s Walnut 2 w Main
Jones Albert M, manager Singer Sewing Machine Co, r
s w cor West and Marshall
Jones ^quiller H, lab Female Academy, r w s Marshall 3
s wist
Jordan Coley (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
SALEM, N. C, DIRECTORY. 53
K EARNS THOMAS H, wks F & H Fries, r e s Main 3
s Cemetery
Keehln A E, wid of 0 A, r n w cor Main and Walnut
Keeliln Frank E, saddles and harness Winston, r s e cor
Main and Walnut
Keehln Geo L, printer L V & E T Blum, r n w cor Main
and Walnut
Keehln Susan, wid of Theodore, res Church 3 s Walnut
Knouse Emery C, school teacher, r s s Mill opp Marshall
Knouse Joseph J, shoemaker, Main opp Salem Hotel, r 3
miles s Salem
Knowles Charlotte, wid of John, r w s Salt 3 s New Shal-
lowford
Krouse Benjamin, tanner, r nr Cemetery
L
ANDQUIST JOHN P, r s e cor Main and Bank
Landrick John, wks Fogle Bros, r w s Main 2 n Mill
Lawrence Sidney M, harness maker L C Hiue, r nr Cemetery
Lawson Wm (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Lee Nancy, wid of Solomon, r alley bet Bank and New Shal-
lowford
Lee Wm W, tinner J E Mickey, bds w s Main 2 s Belew's
Creek
Lehman Emma A, teacher history and English literature
Salem Female Academy
Lemly Henry A, r e s Main 1 n Walnut
Lemly Ned (c), wks F & H Fries
Lemley Wm A, cashier Wachovia National Bank Winston,
res Church 1 s Belew's Creek
Leonard Edward, errand boy Salem Iron Works
Lewis Hasten, lab, r nr Cemetery
Lewis Thos, lab, res Marshall 1 n Mill
Lichtenthaler Rev Adolphus, principal of boys' school, bds
w s Main 3 s Shallowford
Lindsay Julius G, elk D A Spaugh
Lindsay Marshall (c), wks w s Main 2 n Cemetery
Lineback Edward W, dealer in musical instruments and
piano tuner, n e cor Church and Cemetery, r same
54 SALEM, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Lineback Henry A, photographer, w s Main 2 s Bank, r
same
Lineback James T, treasurer of the Board of Provincial
Elders of the Southern Province of the Moravian Church
or Unitas Fratrum, also Congregation of United Breth-
ren of Salem and its vicinity, office s e cor Main and
Bank, res Church 1 n Cemetery
Lineback Julius A, asst J T Lineback, res Church 1 n Cem-
etery
Livengood Polly, wid of Joshua, r s w cor Walnut and Mar-
shall
Livengood Thomas A, elk, bds e s Main 2 n Old Shallow-
ford
Lockett Edward L, genl supt Brown & Brother, bds e s Main
1 n bank
Lott Hezekiah D, groceries, provisions, seed, etc, w s Main 5
n Bank, r w s Cherry 1 n New Shallowford
Lott K Stewart, elk H D Lott, r w s Cherry 1 n New Shal-
lowford
Lumley Cicero D, elk H A Siddall, bds w s Main 3 n Bank
Lumley Isiah, wks F & H Fries, r w s Elm, 3 s New Shal-
lowford
Lumley Susan, wid of Alvin, r alley bet Bank and New
Shallowford
Lumley Thomas, r w s Elm 3 s New Shallowford
McCHRISTON ROBT D, wks Fogle Bros, r 3 miles e
Winston
McElroy Giles (c), wks F & H Fries
McGee Wm, wks Salem Hotel
M
ACK MARY J, teacher Salem Female Academy
Martin Calvin (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Matthews Hampton (c), blacksmith, n w cor Mill and Main,
r | mile s Salem
Marten Asa (c), r s end Main
Meinung Alexander C, teacher of music and fine arts, r w s
Salt 2 s New Shallowford
SALEM, N. C, DIRECTORY. 56
Meinung Edwin A, shoemaker, n e cor Main and Cemetery,
res Main 1 n Cemetery
Meller Edward, r w s Main 2 s West
Meller Francis W, bakery, confectionery, toys, fancy goods,
etc; also ice-cream saloon, w s Main opp Public Square,
r w s Main 2 s West
Micker C Frank, elk H A Siddall, bds w s Main 2 n Ceme-
tery
Mickey John S, r e s Main 1 s New Shallowford
Mickey Julius E, stoves, tin-ware, china, glass-ware, etc, s w
corner Main and Belew Creek, r w s Main 2 s Belew
Creek
Mickey Mrs J E, millinery and fancy goods, w s Main 2 s
Belew Creek, r same
Miller Amos, apprentice moulder Salem Iron Works
Miller Barbara, wid of Constantine, res Elm 2 n New Shal-
lawford
Miller Ervin S, engineer F & H Fries, res Marshall 1 s
West
Mining Frank C, wook-worker H E Mining, r w s Main 2 n
New Shallowford
Mining Henry E, carriage and wagon manfr, n w cor Main
and New Shallowford, r w s Main 2 n New Shallowford
Moravian Church, e s Church opp Old Shallowford, Rev Ed-
ward Bondthaler, pastor
Morton Samuel, res Elm 1 n Bank
Morton Harriet, wid of Wm, res Elm 1 n Bank
Myers Amos, lab, res Marshall 1 n Mill
NISSEN JOHN I, planing mill and genl machinist
Winston, r n w cor Main and Belew's Creek
Nissen's Manufacturing Co, P 0 address Salem, Factory
3 miles s Salem
i^AKS BAYDEN (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
PARRISH BAILAS E, mail contractor, r e s Depot 1 s
1st
Parrish D B, apprentice Salem Iron Works
56 WINSTON, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Patterson Jesse L, law student, r n s New Shallowford bet
Cherry and Elm
Patterson Lewis N, student, r n s New Shallowford bet Cherry
and Elm
Patterson Mary F, wid of Rufus, r n s New Shallowford bet
Cherry and Elm
Penn John (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Person Ellen, wid of Samuel, bds e s Main 2 n Cemetery
Person Samuel J, bds e s Main 2 n Cemetery
Perry 0 P, insurance, bds Salem Hotel
Peterson Edward [W & E Peterson], r s s Old Shallow-
ford 2 w Main
Peterson Wm [W & E Peterson], r n wT cor Salt and Old
Shallowford
Peterson W & E [Wm and Edward], cabinet makers and
undertakers, s s Old Shallowford 2 w Main
Petree Henrietta, wid of Jacob, r nr Cemetery
Petree James, wks F & H Fries
Petree Julius, drayman, res Poplar 1 s Old Shallowford
Petree Robt W, supt wooling mill F & H Fries, r nr Ceme-
tery
Petree Samuel N, grocer, r nr Cemetery
Petree Wesley W, night watcher F & H Fries, res Cherry
2 n New Shallowford
Petree Wm, wks F & H Fries
Pfohl Augustus F, traveling salesman F & H Fries, r w s
Main 2 s New Shallowford
Pfohl Chas B, elk H W Fries, r n w cor Poplar and West
Pfohl Christian T, bkpr and cashier F & H Fries, r s w cor
Main and 1st
. Pinkham Adoniram J, deputy revenue collector, r w s Main
2 n Cemetery
Pittman Frank, lab, r nr Cemeter}'
Poison C G, farmer, bds Salem Hotel
Poison Mrs, bds Salem Hotel
Pond Mrs George E, r e s Church 3 s Bank
Porter Lewis M, shoemaker J H Garboden, r w s Salt 6 n
Old Shallowford
Post Office, H W Shore P M, w s Main opp Public Square
Potts Andrew (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Powers Edward, wks F & H Fries
Powers Daniel, farmer, r n w cor Elm and Old Shallowford.
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SALEM, N. C, DIRECTORY. 57
ANK JOHN B, flesher Fries' tannery, r s w cor Wal-
nut and Marshall
Ransom Sarah, wid of Richard, r w s Salt 1 n Bank
Ratliff Samuel A (c), blacksmith, n w cor Mill and Main, r \
mile s Salem
Reavis Joseph \V, lab, r alley bet Bank and New Shallow -
ford
Reed Chas F, brickmason, r s w cor Cherry and First
Reed James, moulder Salem Iron Works, r s w cor Cherry
and First
Reich Christina, wid of Emanuel, r s w cor Poplar and Old
Shallowford
Reich Gustavus A, [H C Reich & Co], r n e cor Main and
Mill
Reich Henry C, [H C Reich & Co], r s w cor Poplar and
Old Shallowford
Reich H C & Co, [Henry C & Gustavus A Reich], shoe
makers, s w cor Main and New Shallowford
Reich James A, [Reich & Rempson], rsw cor West and
Poplar
Reich Leander L.res Main 4 s West
Reich Maneryia, wid, r Widows' Home
Reich Wm A, inventor, pantentee and mfr of Reich's
churn and egg-beater, also tin and copper ware, opp
Salem Hotel, res main 4 s West
Reich & Rempson, [Jas A Reich & Winfield S Rempson],
tin and sheet iron workers, e s Main 4 s New Shallow-
ford
Rempson Benjamin F, tinner, r nr Cemetery
Rempson Ezra, shoemaker, r nr Cemetery
Rempson Winfield S, [Reich & Rempson], r nr Cemetery
Renard Joseph, bds s s Old Shallowford 1 w Main
Reudle Green (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Riggs Jesse, shoemaker, w s Main 1 s 2nd, r w s Liberty 2 s
2nd
Riggs Susan, wid of R, r w s Liberty 2 s 2nd
Rights Constantine L, dept revenue collector, r s s Old Shal-
lowford 1 w Main
Richardson Peter (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Rondthaler Rev Edward, pastor Moravian church, res
Church 2 s Bank
6
58 SALEM, N. C., DIRECTORY.
Rothrock John, wks Fries' tannery, r n s West 3 w Main
Rotrough Mandy R, wid of Naman, rsw cor Elm and New
Shallowford
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY, e s Church 1 s West, J
T Zorn, principal
Salem Hotel, A Butner, propr, w s Main 2 n Walnu t
Salem Iron Works, Constantine A Hege, propr, w s Liberty
3 n New Shallowford
Salem Mill, Cooper & Hendiicks proprs, w end Mill nr
limits
Salem Museum, e s Main 1 n Old Shallowford
Saugh A A, wks Fogle Bros
Saunders Jacob, r w s Marshall 1 n West
Scales Dennis (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Schott John, supt weaving room F & H Fries
Semons J Frank, boot shoemaker, w s Main 3 n Cemetery,
r s e cor Main and Belew Creek
Semons Wm A, shoemkr, r s e cor Main and Belew Creek
Schaffner Emilie, wid of Henry, r w s Salt 1 s New Shallow-
ford
Shaffner John F, [H W Shore & Co], physician and drug-
gist, w s Main 6 s New Shallowford, r same
Shaffner Louisa, teacher Salem Female Academy
Shaffner Sarah E, teacher Salem Female Academy
Shaw Samuel (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Shepherd Aaron, wagon maker, r n w cor Elm and Old Shal-
lowford
Sheppard Dan (c), wks Salem Hotel, r same
Shore Chas E, r w s Salt 4 n Old Shallowford
Shore Geo D, with H A Lineback, r w s Salt 4 n Old Shal-
lowford
Shore Henry A, elk H W Shore & Co, r w s Salt 4 n Old
Shallowford
Shore Henry L, harness and saddles, w s Main 5 s New Shal-
lowford, r n e cor Chestnut and Belew Creek
Shore Henry W, [H W Shore & Co], post master, r w s
Salt 4 n Old Shallowford
Shore HW & Co, [Henry W Shore & John T Shaffner],
druggists, w s Main opp Public Square
SALEM, N. C, DIRECTORY. 59
Shore Jonas A, driver J M Wiinmer, r w s Marshall 1 s
Mill
Shore Naaman F, salseman B F Crosland, r w s Marshall 1
s West
Shore Samuel, wks F & H Fries, r w s Salt 2 n Bank
Shore Wm T, asst postmaster, r w s Salt 4 n Old Shal-
lowford
Shouse Edwin, farmer, r s s Mill 1 w Main
Shultz George R, r e s Main 3 s Belew's Creek
Shultz John H, r e s Main 3 s Belew's Creek
Shultz Wm F, undertaker, e s Main 2 s Belew's Creek, res
Main 2 s Belew's Creek
Siddall Henry A, [Siddall & Bahnson], genl merchandise,
w s Main 4 n Cemetery, r w s Main 2 n Cemetery
Siddall & Bahnson, [Henry A Siddall and Wm G Bahn-
son], livery stable, w s Main 4 n Cemetery
Sides Eli (c), wks Fogle Bros, r 2 miles west of Winston
Sides John G, carpenter Fogle Bros, r s end Main
Siewers John D, cabinet maker, res Cedar Ave cor Bank
Siewers Nathaniel S, physician, e s Main 2 s West, r same
Siewers Matilda A, wid of Rev Jacob, r s w cor Main and 1st
Smith Anderson (c), wks Salem Hotel, r w s Main opp Mill
Smith Annetta, wid, r Widows' Home
Smith Everitt, res Main 2 n Cemetery
Smith Robert A, machinist Salem Iron Works
Smith Wm (c), servant Mrs Veach, res Church 2 s Walnut
Snyder John, wks Fogle Bros, r 1 mile n e Winston
Spach Allen A, r e s Main 3 n Cemetery
Spach W E, wagon maker, P 0 address Salem, factory and
r Waugh Town
Spainhower John, finisher Fries' tannery, bds w s Elm 6 s
New Shallowford
Spainhower Wm W, wool picker F & H Fries, r s w cor
High and Cherry
Spaugh David A, genl merchandise, also cigar manfr, w s
Main 6 n Cemetery, r same
Spaugh Obediah, carpenter, r n w cor Elm and Old Shal-
lowford
Spaugh Rebecca, wid of Frederick, r s e cor Main and Mill
Spaugh Thomas, farmer, r w s Elm 2 n Bank
60 SALEM, N. 0., DIRECTORY.
Speiner Chas E, blacksmith, r s w cor Main and Cemetery
Stafford Harris (c), farmer, r s s Mill 1 w Marshall
Starr Polly, wid of Henry, r w s Elm 4 s New Shallowford
Steers Chas B, r w s Main 2 s West
Steiner Amelia T, teacher ornamental needlework Salem
Female Academy
Stipe Anderson L, dept revenue collector, r s s 1st nr R R
Stipe Jacob A, physician, r s s 1st nr R R
Stipe Marion L, trader, r s s 1st nr R R
Stipe Wm B, miller, r s s 1st nr R R
Stockton Charlie B, policeman, r n e cor Main and Old Shal-
lowford
Strupe Ephraim A, tinner J E Mickey, r w s Marshall 2 s West
Swaim Gasper, apprentice Salem Iron Works, res Main 1
s New Shallowford
Swaim Michael, apprentice Salem Iron Works, res Main
1 s New Shallowford
Swaim Jacob, driver Salem Iron Works, res Main 1 s New
Shallowford
Swaim Moses, lab, res Main 1 s New Shallowford
Swaim Mode, tinner J E Mickey
T
ATE Wm M, carpenter Fogle Bros, r n s Walnut 1 w
Main
Tesh Lewis, engineer Fries' tannery, r w s Salt 4 s New
Shallowford
Tesh Romnus, scourer Fries' tannery, r n s Salt 4 w New
Shallowford
Therly Leanna, wid, r Widows' Home
Thomas Jacob M, wagoner Cooper & Hendricks, r s e cor
Poplar and Walnut
Thomas John W, farmer, r Belew's Creek nr e end
Thomas Wm T, farmer, r e end Belew's Creek nr railroad
Thompson Junius, machinist Salem Iron Works, res Elm
3 n New Shallowford
Trarsue Maria, wid of Peter, res Church 1 s Walnut
Tucker Wm, wks F & H Fries, r w s Salt 1 n Bank
Turner John T, wks Fogle Bros, r w s Main 4 n Walnut
Turner Wm, minister, r w s Main 4 n Walnut
Tyler Amanda, wid of Rev Joseph D, bds e s Main 2 n
Cemetery
SALEM, N. C, DIRECTORY. 61
VANCE JOSEPH A, wks Fogle Bros, r s s Belew's Creek
nr Cemetery
Van Vleck Amelia A, teacher of music Salem Female Acad-
emy, res Main 5 s New Shallowford
Van Vleck Louisa C, teacher of music Salem Female Acad-
emy, res Main 5 s New Shallowford
Veach Jeanetta, wid of Henry, res Church 2 s Walnut
Veach Junius G, r w s Poplar 1 s Old Shallowford
Veach Samuel A, harness maker, w s Main 5 n Cemetery,
res Church 2 s Walnut
Vest John P, mail agent, r w s Main 4 s New Shallowford
Vogler Alex C, furniture and undertaker, w s Main 2 n
Belew's Creek, r w s Main 3 n Belew's Creek
Vogler Charles W, book-keeper H W Fries, res Main 1 s
West
Vogler Emma, wid of Elias, res Main 1 s West
Vogler Frank H, cabinet maker A C Vogler, r w s Main 3
n Belew's Creek
Vogler Geo E, printer L V & E T Blum, r s e cor Main and
West
Vogler John, r s w cor Main and West
Vogler Mary A, wid of Nathaniel, res Cedar Av 2 n Bank
Vogler Maria E, teacher Salem Female Acadeifly
Vogler Mortimer N, blksmith, Winston, bds w s Main 3 n
Belew Creek
Vogler Sarah A, teacher Salem Female Academy
Vogler Sophia, wid, r Widows' Home
Vogler Timothy, gun smith, res Main 2 s Walnut
Vogler Wm T, jeweler, Winston, res Marshall 2 n Mill
Vugher Stephen D, engineer Wachovia Mills, ms New Shal-
lowford nr limits
WACHOVIA LAND OFFICE, James T Lineback
agent, s e cor Main and Bank
Wagoner Frank (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Wagoner Victoria, wid of Peter, res Cherry 3 s 1st
Watkins Chas J, dentist, e s Main 2 s 1st, r same
Watkins Henry T, school teacher, bds w s Cherry 1 n New
Shallowford
Watson Henry, plasterer, r s end Main
62 SALEM, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Watson Zachariah, r s end Main
Waugh Andrew (c), wks L V & ET Blum, r same
Waugh Luther (c), wks F & H Fries
Waggoinan Eliza, r s end Church 1 e Main
Wear Temperance, wid of Robert, r s s Mill opp Marshall
Welfare Alanson E, clocks, spectacles, and repairing, e s
Main 4 s Cemetery, res Main 5 s Cemetery-
Welfare Catherine, wid of Daniel, r n w cor Main and Cem-
etery
Wheeler Ann J, wid of Dr C B, r s e cor Church and 1st
Wheeler Dr Wm H, revenue collector, r s e cor Church and
1st
White Jacob, boot and shoe mkr, s w cor 2nd and Depot, r e
end Belew Creek
Williams Elizabeth, wid of John, res Main 5 s Bank
Williams George (c), driver F & H Fries, r w s Elm 4 s New
Shallowford
-Williams Lavinia, res Church 1 s Walnut
Williams Rowan, wks J M Wimmer, res Main 5 s Bank
Williamson John W, manager picking-room Bynum, Cot-
ton & Jones
Williamson Jerry (c), wks Bynum, Cotton & Jones
Winkler Amelia, wid of Christian H, r s e cor Main and
Below Creek
Winkler Chas A, bakery and confectionery, e s Main 2 n
Old Shallowford, r same
Winkler Wm H, r e s Main 2 n Old Shallowford
Wimmer John M, express deliverer, res Main 4 s Bank
Wimmer Wm, message boy depot, res Main 4 s Bank
Wooten N F, wks F & H Fries, r 1 mile s w Salem
Wooten AVm H, wks Fogle Bros, r 1 mile s w Salem
Writzel David, r w s Elm 5 s New Shallowford
Writzel Elizabeth, wid of Christopher, r w s Elm 5 s New
Shallowford
Wurreschke Mrs Josephine, teacher French Salem Female
Academy
Wurreschke Rev L B, prof Mathematics and Natural Science
Salem Female Academy, r same
SALEM, N. C., DIRECTORY. 63
YATES CHARLES, cloth manufacturer, rue cor Elm
and Bank
Youten Noah, bds w s Elm 6 s New Shallowford
T'EYERLY MARY, r e s Main opp Salem Hotel
Zorn Rev J T, Principal Salem Female Academy, r u s
Old Shallowford 2 w Church
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Business Directory.
A Complete Index to the Entire Business of Winston
and Salem, Alphabetically Arranged.
Agricultural Implements.
Allen S E, s w cor Main and 3d
Brown & Vaughn, e s Main 4 s 4th
Salem Iron Works, C A Hege, propr, w s Salt opp Belew's
Creek, Salem
Almanacs.
Farmers' and Planters', L V & E TBlum, pubs and proprs,
(established 1828), w s Main 1 n Salem Hotel, Salem
Attorneys-at-Law.
Alspaugh & Buxton, n w cor Liberty and 5th
Everitt Geo B, over w s Main 8 s 3d
Mast & Gray, Court House
Rayle B Y, Court House
Starbuck & Field, e s Main 1 s 2d
Watson & Glenn, n s Court House Square 2 e Liberty
Wilson T J, w s Main 1 n 2d
Auction House.
Brookfield J, w s Court House Square 3 n 3d
66 WINSTON-SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bakeries and Confectioneries.
(See also Confectioneries.)
Meller F W, w s Main opp Public Square, Salern
Stockton J G, e s Main 2 s 3d
Winkler C A, e s Court House Square; also e s Main 2 n Old
Shallowford, Salem
Banks and Bankers,
(For full information see Appendix.)
First National Bank, J A Bitting Prest, S H Hodgin V
Prest, J W Alspaugh Cashier, R T Stedman Asst
Cashier
Wachovia National Bank, W T Bowman Prest, E Belo V
Prest, W A Lemly Cashier, Jas A Gray Asst Cashier, w
s Main opp Merchants' Hotel
Barbers.
Berger C H, n s 3d 1 w Liberty
Brewer Samuel, w s Main 2 n Bank, Salem
DeJusto C, Central Hotel
Gates & Smith, under Merchants' Hotel
Baths.
De Justo C, Central Hotel
Blacksmiths and Horseshoers.
Ratliff Samuel A, n w cor Mill and Main, Salem
Church C W, n e cor 5th and Chestnut
Giersh A E, w s Main 1 n New Shallowford, Salem
Boarding Houses.
Dodd Nathaniel H, e end 3d nr railroad
Norwood House, Mrs F J Hardy, propr, n s 4th 4 w Main
Strayhon C G, w s Old Town 3 s 6th
WINSTON-SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 67
Booksellers and Stationers.
Blum L V & E T, w s Main 1 n Salem Hotel, Salem
Vann <£ Burch, w s Main 2 s 3d
Boot and Shoe Dealers.
Langfeld M H, s s 3d 1 n Main
Martin W S, w s Main 5 s 3d
AVatkins N T, e s Main 2 n 2d
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Ed well J S, w s Main 1 n 4th
Francis Lewis, w s Depot 2 n 4th
Garboden J H, w s Main 4 n Bank, Salem
Gray W M, n s 5th 2 w Church
Knouse J J, Main opp Salem Hotel, Salem
Meinung Edwin A, n e cor Main and Cemetery, Salem
Rank G P, w s Main 1 s 2d
Reich H C & Co, s w cor Main and New Shallowford, Salem
Riggs J, w s Main 1 s 2d
Semons J F, w s Main 2 n Cemetery, Salem
Shouse E T, s e cor 2d and Elm
Stanard J, n s 4th 2 e Main
Stare H H, w s Liberty 3 s 5th
White J, s w cor 2 and Depot
Cabinet Makers.
Peterson W & E, s s Old Shallowford 2 w Main, Salem
Candy Manufacturer.
Hall W H, e s Main 5 s New Shallowford, Salem
Carpenters and Builders.
Chamberlain S K, e s Elm 2 s 3d
Fogle Bros, s s Belew's Creek opp Church, Salem
Miller Bros, n e cor Chestnut and 1st
68 WINSTON-SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers and Dealers.
Bevel AW.es Liberty 3 n 4th
Johnston J H, e s Chestnut 1 n 4
Minung H E, n w cor Main and New Shallowford, Salem
Tise Isaac, Liberty st Liberty Addition
White J S, e s Main 4 n 4th
Cigar Manufacturer.
Spaugh D A, w s Main 6 n Cemetery, Salem
Clothiers.
Fulkerson J L, w s Main 5 n Old Shallowford, Salem
Jacobs H, s e cor Liberty and 3d
Kohns J, e s Main 5 n 3d
Rose B, e s Court House Square 3 n 3d
Confectioneries, Fruits, &c.
(See also Bakeries and Confectioneries.)
Causey W C, n s 4th 3 w Main
Cotton Factory.
Fries F & H, n s New Shallowford 1 w Salt, Salem
Dentists.
Blum J A, n w cor Spruce and 4th
Jones R H, over Thompson's drug store, w s Court House
Square
Hunter J W, w s Main 3 s Belew's Creek, Salem
Watkins C J, e s Main 2 s 1st, Salem
Dress Makers.
Jenkins Mrs M E, w s Main 4 s New Shallowford, Salem
White Mrs J S, e s Main 3 n 4th
WINSTON-SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 69
Druggists.
Shaffner JF,ws Main 6 s New Sballowford, Salem
Shore H W & Co, w s Main opp Public Square, Salem
Smith S H, w s Liberty 3 n 4th
Thompson Dr V 0, w s Court House Square 3 s 4th
Dry Goods.
(See also General Merchandise.)
Langfeld M H, s s 3d 1 w Main
Watkins N T, e s Main 2 n 2d
Express Company.
Southern Express, Chas Buford agent, railroad depot
Fertilizers.
Ebert E A, e s Main 4 n Bank, Salem
Hinshaw Bros, s s 4th opp Old Town
Hodgin & Sullivan, w s Court House Square cor 4th
Flouring Mills.
Salem Mill, Cooper & Hendricks, proprs, wend Mill nr limits,
Salem
Wachovia Mills, F & H Fries, proprs, n s New Shallowford
1 w Salt, Salem
Furniture.
Tise Jacob & Co, s e cor Main and 4th
Vogler A C, w s Main 2 n Belew's Creek, Salem
Foundry and Machine Shops.
Curtis & Wilson, w s Depot 1 n 2d
General Merchandise.
Byerly & Son, Liberty st Liberty Addition
70 WINSTON-SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Carter, Rives & Co, w s Main 6 s 3d
Clarke & Ford, n e cor Liberty and 4th
Crossland B F, n w cor Main and Old Shallowford, Salem ;
also n e cor Main and 3d, Winston
Ebert E A, e s Main 4 n Bank, Salem
Foust G T, w s Main 4 s 3d
Franklin S D & Co, w s Court House Square 2 s 4tli
Fries H W, n w cor Main and Bank, Salem
Gilmer J E, e s Main 3 n 2d
Grogan Martin, e s Court House Square 4 n 3d
Pfohl & Stockton, s e cor Main and 3d
Prather J F & Co, n w cor Liberty and 4th
Reed Bros, s w cor 2d and Depot
Rucker G M, agent, e s Main 3 s 4th
Siddall H A, w s Main, 4 n Cemetery, Salem ; also w s Main
7 s 3d, Winston
Spaugh D A, w s Main 6 n Cemetery, Salem
Tise Jacob & Co, s e cor Main and 4th
Vaughn & Crutchfield, n s Court House Square 2 e Liberty
Groceries and Provisions.
Apple J P, n w cor Church and 3d
Black T S, n w cor Liberty and 3d
Donigan Thos E, n w cor Depot and 2d
Graves H L, w s Court House Square 2 n 3d
Hopkins P N, n e cor 5th and Depot
Lott H D, w s Main 5 n Bank, Salem
Nading & Henley, e s Main 5 s 4th
Gun and Locksmiths.
Dettmar Wm, w s Main 7 n Bank, Salem
Vogler T, e s Main 3 s Walnut, Salem
Hardware and Cutlery.
Allen S E, s W cor Main and 3rd
Brown & Vaughn, e s Main 4 s 4th
Harness and Saddles,
Hine L C, w s Main 1 s 2nd
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Keehln F E, e s Main 3 s 3rd ^
Shore H L, w s Main 5 s New Shallowford, Salem
Veach S A, w s Main 5 n Cemetery, Salem
Hotels.
Central Hotel, Pfohl & Stockton proprietors, w s Main 3
n 2nd
Merchants' Hotel, Pfohl & Stockton proprietors, e s Main 4
s 3rd
Salem Hotel, A Butner propr, w s Main 2 n Walnut, Salem
Winston Hotel, P A Wilson propr, s w cor Liberty and 3rd
Insurance Agents.
Alspaugh & Buxton, n w cor Liberty and 5th
Gray J A, Wachovia National Bank
Lineback J A, s e cor Main and Bank, Salem
Spencer L B, s w cor Cherry and 2nd
Insurance Companies— Fire.
iEtna of Hartford, J A Gray agt, Wachovia National Bank
Columbus Ins and Banking, Columbus Ga, J A Gray agt,
Wachovia National Bank
Connecticut Fire Ins Co of Hartford, J A Gray agt, Wacho-
via National Bank
Franklin of Phila, J A Lineback agt, s e cor Main and
Bank, Salem
Georgia Home of Columbus Ga, Alspaugh & Buxton agts,
n w cor Liberty and oth
Insurance Co of North America, J A Gray agt, Wachovia
National Bank
Lancashire of Eng, J A Lineback agt, s e cor Main and
Bank, Salem
Liverpool and London and Globe, J A Lineback agt, s e
cor Main and Bank, Salem
Lynchburg of Lynchburg Va, J A Linback agt, s e cor
Main and Bank, Salem
Lynchburg Fire Ins Co of Lynchburg Va, J A Gray agt,
Wachovia National Bank
72 WINSTON-SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Manhattan of N Y, J A Gray, agt Wachovia National
Bank
Merchants' & Mechanics' of Richmond, J A Gray agt, Wa-
chovia National Bank
New York Home of N Y, Alspaugh & Buxton agts, n w
cor Liberty and 5th
Niagra of N Y, L B Spencer agt, s w cor Cherry and 2nd
North British Mercantile Ins Co of London and Edinburgh,
Wachovia National Bank
North Carolina Home of Raleigh, J A Lineback agt, s e cor
Main and Bank, Salem
North Carolina Home of Raleigh, J A Gray agt, Wachovia
National Bank
Old North State of N C, Alspaugh & Buxton agts, n w cor
Liberty and 5th
Pamlico of Tarboro N C, Alspaugh & Buxton agts, n w cor
Liberty and 5th
Petersburg Saving and Ins Co of Petersburg, J A Gray agt,
Wachovia National Bank
Phila Fire Association of Phila, Alspaugh & Buxton agts,
n w cor Liberty and 5th
Phoenix of Hartford, Alspaugh & Buxton agts, n w cor Lib-
erty and 5th
Scottish Commercial Edinburgh, J A <3ray agt, Wachovia
National Bank
Seaboard of Norfolk, J A Gray agt, Wachovia National
Bank
Virginia Fire and Marine, J A Gray agt, Wachovia National
Bank
Virginia Home of Richmond, J A Gray agt, Wachovia Na-
tional Bank
Westchester of N Y, J A Gray agt, Wachovia National
Bank
Western Assurance Co of Toronto Canada, J A Gray agt,
Wachovia National Bank
Western Assurance Co of Toronto Canada, J A Lineback
agt, s e cor Main and Bank, Salem
Insurance Companies— Life.
Connecticut Mutual Life, J A Lineback agt, s e cor Main
and Bank, Salem
WINSTON-SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 73
Life Ins Co of Petersburg Va, J A Lineback agt, s e cor
Main and Bank, Salem
Mutual Life of N Y, Alspaugh & Buxton agts, n w cor Lib-
erty and 5th
North Carolina State Life of Raleigh N C, J A Gray agt,
Wachovia National Bank
Iron Works.
Salem Iron Works, C A Hege propr, w s Salt opp Belew's
Creek, Salem
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables.
Beck & Moore, e s Church 1 n 2nd
Foy Henry S, e s Main 2 s 5th
Siddall & Bahnson, w s Main 4 n Cemetery, Salem
Lumber.
Lambeth John A, n s 5th bet Main and Liberty
Marble Works.
Durham I W, n s 3rd 1 e Main
Leak & Wilson, s e cor Church and 2nd
Meat Markets.
Causey W C, e s Liberty 1 n 4th
Mickey JE,sw cor Main and Belew's Creek, Salem
Woodruff Wm, w s Liberty 3 s 5th
Merchant Tailors.
Johnston R D, e s Court House Square 2 n 3rd
Fulkerson J L, agt Wanamaker & Brown, w s Main 5 n
Old Shallowford, Salem
74 WINSTON-SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Davis & Welfare, w s Main 4 s New Shallowford, Salem ;
also w s Main 1 s Central Hotel,
Douthit T B, w s Main 2 n Old Shallowford, Salem
Gordon Mrs L, w s Liberty 2 n 4th
Mickey Mrs J E, w s Main 2 s Belew Creek, Salem
Reed Mrs M K & Co, e s Main 1 n 2nd
White Mrs J S, e s Main 3 n 4th
Music and Musical Instruments.
Ormsby Wm P, w s Old Town 3 s Belo
Newspapers,
" The Church Messenger," Rev W S Bynum, e s Main 3 n
2nd
" Winston Leader," J A Robinson editor and propr, office n
w cor Liberty and 4th
M The People's Press," established 1852, L V & E T Blum
pubs and proprs, w s Main 1 w Salem Hotel, Salem
" The Union Republican," J W Goslen editor and propr, e
s Court House Square 3 s 4th
M Winston Sentinel," Geo M Mathes editor and propr, e s
Main 3 n 2nd
Notions and Fancy Goods.
Blickenderfer J, e s Main 2 n Bank, Salem
Photographers.
Henley M C, n w cor Court House Square
Lineback H A, w s Main 2 s Bank, Salem.
Physicians.
Bahnson H T, e s Church 4 n Old Shallowford, Salem ; also
at Smith's drugstore, Winston
WINSTON-SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Bynum H W, Liberty st Liberty Addition
Montague S J, w s Main 5 s 3d
Osborn Thomas M, n e cor Main and 5th
Roan P, Joyner's Block w s Court House Square
Shaffner J F, w s Main 6 s New Shallowford, Salem
Siewers Nathaniel S, e s Main 2 s West, Salem
Stipe J A, s s 1st nr railroad, Salem
Planing Mills.
Brown & Brother, e s Church bet 4th and 5th
Fogle Bros, s s Belew's Creek opp Church, Salem
Nissen J I, e s Chestnut 2 n 1st
Saw Mills.
Fogle Bros, s s Belew's Creek opp Church, Salem
Sewing Machines.
Singer Sewing Machine, A M Jones manager, w s Main 3 s 3d
Stoves and Tinware.
Allen S E, s w cor Main and 3d
Blum E & Co, Liberty st Liberty Addition
Brown & Vaughn, e s Court House Square
Reich W A, opp Salem Hotel, Salem
Reich & Rempson, e s Main 4 s New Shallowford, Salem
Tailors and Repairers.
Hughs H, s e cor Poplar and Old Shallowford, Salem
Johnson W B, s e cor Liberty and 5th
Tannery.
Fries' Tannery, J W Fries propr, n w cor Elm and Old Shal-
lowford, Salem
Telegraph Company,
Western Union, Railroad Depot
76 WINSTON-SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Tobacco— Leaf Dealers.
Barber & Gorrell, under Brown's Warehouse
Barksdale A, Piedmont Warehouse
Fulk E, n s 4th 3 e Chestnut
Gorrell A B, s s 3d 1 e Church
Norfleet M W, Piedmont Warehouse
Reagan J C, Piedmont Warehouse
Williamson M N & Co, s s 3d 2 e Church
Tobacco— Manufacturers Chewing',
Bitting & Whitaker, n e cor 5th and Church
Brown & Brother, e s Church bet 4th and 5th
Bynum, Cotton & Jones, s e cor 1st and Depot, Salem
Hamlen C & Co, n w cor Old Town and 5th
Hanes P H & Co, e s Chestnut 2 n 2d
Leak & King, nr cor Poplar and 5th
Ogburn, Hill & Co, s e cor Old Town and 7th
Reynolds R J, e s Chestnut 2 n 1st
Scales H, e s Church 2 n 5th
Vaughn T L & Co, w s Old Town 1 n 4th
Wood W W, s e cor Church and 6th
Tobacco— Manufacturer Smoking,
Brown & Hall, e s Chestnut 1 n 2d
Tobacco— Stem Dealers.
Sheppard B J, cor 4th and Chestnut
Tobacco Warehouses,
Brown's Warehouse, T J Brown & Co proprs, n e cor Church »
and 3d
Lash's Warehouse, Cabell Hairston propr, s e cor Church
and 3d
Piedmont Warehouse, Norfleet & Vaughn proprs, n w cor
Old Town and 4th
WINSTON-SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Undertakers.
Shultz Wm F, e s Main 2 s Belew's Creek, Salem
Vogler A C, w s Main 2 n Belew's Creek, Salem
Wagon Manufacturers*
Spach W E, P 0 address Salem
Nissen Manufacturing Company, P 0 address Salem, fac-
tory 3 miles s Salem
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Gordon RL,ws Liberty 5 n 4th
Murray Wm, e s Main 3 s 3d
Vogler Wm T, w s Main 8 s 3rd
Welfare A E, e s Main 4 s Cemetery, Salem
Woolen Factory.
(See also Dry Goods.)
Fries F & H, n s New Shallowford 1 w Salt, Salem
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BBOTT JAMES, wks Greensboro Handle Works
Abbott Jesse T, wks Sergeant Manfg Co, r s s Mebane 3 e
Davie
Adams Alf (c), r Warnersville
Adams Elvira (c), wid of Nelson, r w s Gilmer 1 s East
Market
Adams Geo M, harness maker L Houston, res Ashboro 2 s
Gorrell
Adams Gilbert (c), brickmason, r Warnersville
Adams John (c), r Warnersville
Adams Peter, r n s West Market 1 e Mendenhall
Adams Rev S D, trustee Greensboro Female College, r Car-
thage
Albright Chas (c), waiter McAdoo House, r Warnersville
Albright Chas (c), r w s Forbes 3 s Sycamore
Albright Geo B, printer " North State," bds Mrs R R Moore
Albright James W, justice of the peace and county coroner,
n s Market 5 e Elm, rue cor West Market and Ash
Albright Johnson (c), lab, r n s Lindsay nr e limits
Albright Mrs M E, elk Odell, Ragan & Co, r n w cor West
Market and Ash
Alderman A Haywood, bkpr Scott, Small & Co, r n w cor
Market and Cedar
Alderman Sidney L, photographer L W Andrews, r n w cor
West Market and Cedar
Alderman Win T, Prof of Mathematics and Ancient Lan-
guages Greensboro Female College, r n w cor Market
and Cedar
80 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Alderman Win F Jr, elk Odell, Ragan & Co, r n w cor Cedar
and Market
Alford Henry M, physician, e s Elm 5 s Market, res Davie
2 n railroad
Allen James E, r w s Ashboro 5 s Lee
Alley George W, telegrapher, r w s Cedar 1 s Martinsville
road
Allsup Geo, engineer R & D R R, bds n s New 1 w Elm
Allsup Walter D, engineer R & D R R, also billiard saloon,
w s South Elm 1 s R R, r Manchester
Alston Charlie (c), r Hoppersville e limits
Alston Martha, wid of Washington, r Hoppersville e limits
Alston Nelson (c), section hand, r Hoppersville e limits
Anderson Aaron (c), porter Singer Sewing Machine, r w s
Percy 4 n East Market
Anderson Angeline, wid of Henry S, r w s Spring 1 s West
Market
Anderson Carrie, r w s Forbes 1 s East Market
Anderson Jennie, r alley bet Sycamore and Washington s e
Davie
Andrews Lewis W, photographer, w s Elm 1 s Market, r w
s Ash 1 s Washington
Andrews Robert W, elk J H Yates, bds s e cor Market and
Elm
Andrews Wm, r n s Bragg 2 w Elm
Anthony Miss L C, dress-maker and pattern dealer, w s Elm
6 s Sycamore, r same
Apple Wm M, r n e cor Gilmer and East Market
Armfield Elvira, wid of Jacob, r n s Washington 1 e railroad
Armfield G Will [Brown & Armfield], r w s Ash 2 n rail-
road
Armfield Wyatt J, director of the National Bank of Greens-
boro, r Jamestown, N C
Arnstett Adolph, wks Greensboro Handle Works, bds s e cor
East Market and Lyndon
Ash Chas (c) carpenter, r n w cor Mebane and Forbes
Ash Geo (c), r Warnersville
Atkinson Roger, surveyor, r n w cor Spring and Salisbury
road
Justin Joseph (c), r Warnersville
GREENSBORO, N. O, DIRECTORY. 81
BACH A H, prof of vocal and instrumental music
Greensboro Female College
Bailey Allen (c), farmer, bds n e corner Green and Gaston
Bailey Geo (c), r Warnersville
Bailey Hezekiah (c), engineer, res Percy 1 n Gaston
Bailey Thomas, farmer, r w s Mendenhall 3 n Salisbury
road
Bailey Thomas (c), r Warnersville
Bain Alex (c), shoemaker, w s Davie 1 s Market, r same
Ball James R, minister, r w s Spring 1 n Gaston
Ball Wm S [Ball & Gregory], Asst U S Dist Atty, r s e
cor Davie & Lee
Ball & Gregory [Wm S Ball and Geo H Gregory], attys
at law, e s Elm 5 s Market
Balsley Benj (c), driver Southern Express Co, r same
Balsley Jacob A, elk J B Balsley & Son, r bet Walker av
and railroad 1 w Ash
Balsley Jacob B [J B Balsley & Son], r bet Walker av and
railroad 1 w Ash
Balsley J B & Son [Jacob B and Wm G], general merchan-
dise and livery stable, w s Elm 6 n New
Balsley Turner E, physician, n e cor Market and Elm, r bet
Walker av and railroad
Balsley Wm G [Jacob B Balsley & Son], r 16 miles e Greens-
boro
Banks Milton (c), brick mason, r bet railroad and Percy
Banner General (c),r Warnersville
Baptist Church, w s Elm opp McAdoo House
Barker John, genl merchandise, n s Market 1 w Elm, r s
e cor Gaston and Green
Barnhardt Margaret, wid of Richard, r s w cor Sycamore and
Forbes
Barringer Henry (c), r Warnersville
Barringer John A [Keogh & Barringer], bds McAdoo House
Barringer Victor N, elk C W Ogburn, bds s e cor North Elm
and Church
Basley Benj (c), r n s East Market 4 e Forbes
Beales Merritt, engineer R & D R R, bds n s New 1 w Elm
Bell Wm P [Hall & Bell], r w s Ash 2 s Market
Benbow DeWitt C, farmer, r Benbow House
82 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Bennett Henry (c), drayman J W Scott & Co, rw s Menden-
hall 3 s West Market
Bennett Samuel (c), porter J W Scott & Co, r w s Menden-
hall 3 s Market
Betts Alex D, minister, r n s Gaston 1 e North Elm
Bevill Martin (c), blacksmith, Market Square 1 s D Coble,
r Warnersville
Bevill Wm E, genl merchandise, n s Market 2 w Davie, r s
s West Market 4 w Ash
Bitiing Winston (c), porter Wharton & Wharton
Black James, r w s Forbes 2 s East Market
Black Jane, r w s Forbes 2 s East Market
Black Rev W S, trustee Greenboro Female College, r Ral-
eigh N C
Blackburn Chas (c), drayman Houston & Bro, r Jonesboro
Blackmon Charlie (c), drayman, r n s Lindsay eastern limits
Blair Cornelius, elk C M Kerr, r 1 mile vv Greensboro
Blair Cully W, watchman R&D Depot, r 1 mile w Greens-
boro
Bland Earnest (c), brickmason, r w s Gilmer 2 n Gaston
Blunt Alfred (c), tinner, r n s Lindsay 1 w Percy
Blunt Willis (c), farmer, r Hoppersville e limits
Bobbitt Rev W H, trustee Greensboro Female College, r
Monroe
Bodenhamer David A, wks McAdoo's livery stable, bds
McAdoo Hotel
Bogart Wm B, dry goods, boots and shoes and notions, n s
West Market 1 w Green, res Church 4 n Lindsaj7,
Booker Henry (c), brickmason, r outside western limits
Boon Wm A, guard stockade, r Guilford county
Boner Miss Cary, boarding house, r s e cor Church and North
Elm
Bosborn Nat (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works
Boswell Nathaniel, r n w cor Washington and Gilmer
Branson Wm H, elk Odell, Ragan & Co, bds Washington st
Brenick Wm (c), lab, r s e cor Church and Lindsay
Brewer James M, grocer, n s Sycamore 1 e Davie, r same
Bridger Joseph P, r s end Ashboro
Britton Jerry (c), farmer, r Warnersville
Britton Lewis (c), r Warnersville
Brockmann Augustus J, grocer, cigars and tobacco, e s Elm
1 s Market, r s s East Market 1 w railroad
GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY. 83
Brock in an Ed J, elk C & M Pretzfelder, r s s Market 1 w
railroad
Brockmann J Ludolph, elk Brown & Armfield, r s s East
Market 1 w railroad
Brockmann Laura L, cashier Odell, Ragan & Co, r A J
Brockmann
Brooks Samuel (c), lab, r s s Mebane 1 w Forbes
Brown Henry, merchandise, r n s Sycamore 5 w Forbes
Brown Mrs H L, dressmaker, s s Market 1 w Elm, r H miles
s Greensboro
Brown James (c) wks Greensboro Handle Works, res Gil-
mer 3 s Market
Brown John B C, elk Brown & Armfield, rns New 1 w Elm
Brown Mrs N A, boarding house, n s New 1 w Elm, r same
Brown Pleasant A, elk W E Bevill, bds s s West Market
4 w Ash
Brown Robert (c), shoemaker, rns Sycamore 2 w Forbes
Brown Sample S [Brown & Armfield], rns New 1 w Elm
Brown & Armfield [Sample S Brown and G Will Armfield],
dry goods, notions, shoes, clothing, hats, etc., Benbow
House, w s Elm 6 s Market
Brown James, r Jonesboro
Brown Michael, blacksmith, r Jonesboro
Brown Wm (c), r Jonesboro
Bruton David R, minister, r n w cor West Market and Spring
Buchanan Wm K [Buchanan & McDonald], bds n s New
1 w Elm
Buchanan & McDonald [Wm K Buchanan and Thomas
McDonald], genl merchandise, n w cor Elm and New
Bulla George M, bds Planters' Hotel
Bumpass Eugenia H, Principal of the Preparatory Depart-
ment Greensboro Female College, r same
Bumpass Frances, wid of W Sidney, r w s Mendenhall 1 s
West Market
Burkhead Rev L S, trustee Greenboro Female College, r
Raleigh N C
Burnsides David W, wks Sergeant Manfg Co, r s s Washing-
ton 2 e R R
Burnsides Miss E E, foreman millinery department W S
Moore, r s s Washington 2 e R R
84 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Burnsides Hannah, wid of James, r s s Washington 2 e
RR
Burton Henry (c), wks Southern Express Co, r Warnersville
Burton J M, bds Mrs R R Moore
Bryan Cicero J, engineer R & DRR, rws Ashboro 1 s
Gorrell
Bryant Lycurgus, engineer, rws Ashboro 4 s Gorrell
Bynuni Wm S, minister, r n e cor Edgeworth and Gaston
c
ABLE GEORGE S, [I W Cable & Bros], bds s s Bragg
1 eElin
Cable Isaiah W, [I W Cable & Bro], r s s Bragg 1 e Elm
Cable I W & Bro, [Isaiah W and George S Cable J, sash,
door and blind factory, n s Mebane road 3 w railroad
depot
Cable Levi P, r s s East Market 4 e Gilmer
Caldcleugh Andrew, book-keeper E M Caldcleugh, res
Elm 8 s Sycamore
Caldcleugh Emmett M, dealer in fine family groceries,
confectioneries, fruits, cigars, toys, etc, s e cor Elm and
Sycamore, res Elm 8 s Sycamore
Caldcleugh Robt A, elk E M Caldcleugh, res Elm 8 s Syc-
amore
Caldwell David F, atty, r s e cor Market and Elm
Caldwell Earnest, school teacher, r s s Market 2 w Ash
Caldwell Henrietta L, wid of Robert, r n w cor Edgeworth
and Gaston
Caldwell James (c), lab, r s s Mebane 2 s Forbes
Caldwell M, bds Planters' Hotel
Caldwell Robt E, law student, r s s West Market 2 w Ash
Caldwell Walter P, [Scott & Caldwell], r s s West Market
2 w Ash
Callum Bros, [James R and Wm L], druggists and manfrs
Constitution Bitters, Callum's Eye and Carolina Chill
Cure, McAdoo House block
Callum Harding N, r w s Church 5 n Lindsay
Callum James R, [Callum Bros],r w s Church 5 n Lindsay
Galium Mason K, elk Callum Bros, rws Church 5 n
Lindsay
GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY. 85
Calluin Robt G, druggist and apothecary Benbow House, w
s Elm 7 s Market, r w s Church 5 n Lindsay
Callum Wm L, [Callurn Bros], r w s Church 5 n Lindsay
Carson James T, machinist, r s s East Market 1 w Forbes
Carter Richard (c), section hand N C Div R & D R R, r n s
Gaston 1 e Davie
Cartland Fernando G, [F G Cartland & Bro], res Gorrell
1 s Fayetteville
Cartland F G & Bro, [Fernando G and Herbert H], mer-
chant tailors and clothiers, also genl agts for the Crown
Sewing Machine, w s Elm 5 s Sycamore
Cartland Herbert H, [F G Cartland & Bro], bds e s Gor-
rell 1 s Fayetteville
Catholic Church, n s Forbes 1 w Lindsay
Causey Jacob (c), r Warnersville
Causey Joseph F, [Fields & Causey], r s end Ashboro
Cellars John (c), hostler C P Mendenhall
Central Hotel, S Steele propr, s w cor Elm and Market
Central Protestant, J L Michaux editor and propr, w s
Davie 3 s Sycamore
Chamberlain John, watches, clocks and jewelry, w s Elm
2 n Sycamore, r n w cor Sycamore and Ash
Cheek Benj A, physician, n s West Market 2 w Green, r
same
Cherry Jesse G, law student, bds Central Hotel
Chresfield James A (c), minister, r w s Forbes 1 s Sycamore
City Jail, n w cor Gaston and North Elm, W 0 Wheeler
jailer
City Market, s e cor Davie and Sycamore
Claburn Henry (c), r Warnersville
Clark Abram (c), r Warnersville
Clark Mrs Annie, r s s Mebane 4 e Davie
Clark Anderson (c), lab, r n s East Market 5 e Forbes
Clark Bettie, r s s Market 5 w Elm
Clark Chas, wks Greensboro Handle Works, res Ashboro
2 s Lee
Clark Henry (c), waiter McAdoo House, r Warnersville
Clark Nancy, r n s East Market 2 e Percy
Clendenin John C, printer " Patriot" office, r country
Clerk Superior Court office, J N Nelson Clk, opp Court House
Closs Rev Wm, trustee Greensboro Female College, r Rocky
Mount
86 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Clyrner Joe (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works
Cobb John, harness mkr C Houston, bcls Planters' Hotel
Cobb John A, elk J H May, bds J H May
Cobb Jerry (c), farmer, r w s Mendenhall 3 n Salisbury road
Coble Daniel A, printer, res Church nr railroad
Coble George H, buggy manufacturer and repairer nr City
Market, r s s Church nr railroad
Coble Wm, wks George H Coble
Coffin Wm E, asst agt R & D R R, bds opp McAdoo House
Colbert Albert (c), brickmason, r w s Percy 2 n East Market
Coleman John H, r n s West Washington 2 w Ash
Collins Chas C, printer "Patriot" office, r n s Sycamore 1 w
Davie
Collins Wm, cabinet mkr and undertaker, w s Davie 2 n
Sycamore, r n s Sycamore 1 w Davie
Cook James W, carpenter Cable & Bro, r w s Spring 2 s West
Market
Cook Margaret C, wid of Richard, res railroad bet East
Market and Washington
Corral Charles L, with Daniel Corral, n s Sycamore 5 e Davie
Corral Daniel W, blacksmith, n s Sycamore 5 e Davie, r s e
cor Mebane and Davie
Cotton Chas (c), well cleaner and fence builder, r w s Davie
1 s Church
County Sheriff's office, Robert M Stafford Sheriff, Court
House
County Treasurer's office, W W Ragsdale Treasurer, Court
House
Court House, n w cor Market and Elm
Craig Ad aline (c), cook Mrs R R Moore, r same
Craven Rev B, trustee Greensboro Female College, r Trinity
College
Crawley John W, carpenter, r s w cor East Market and Gil-
mer
Creason Claude W, guard stockade, r Randolph county
Crite Bettie, wid of Samuel, r Hoppersville e limits
Crittenden Chas E, elk Post Office, r s e cor Market and Ash
Crittenden Richard, boot and shoe maker, r s e cor West
Market and Ash
Crump Moses (c), r Jonesboro
Crump Watson B, grocer, s end Ashboro, r same
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GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY. 87
Crutchfield Samuel (c), farmer, res Gilmer 1 n Gaston
Cunninggim Rev J A, Secy Trustees Greensboro Female
College, r Wilson N C
Cunningham James C, genl merchandise, s s Market 3 w
Davie, r w s Church 3 s R R
Cunningham Patrick H, wks McAdoo's livery stable, bds
McAdoo House
Curtis Berry, r w s Church 1 w R & D R R
Curtis Dennis [Odell, Ragan & Co], r Frankansville N C
Curtis Jane, wid of James, res Elm 4 n Market
Curtis J Edward, printer "North State," r e s Elm 4 n Market
Curtis Wm, printer, r w s Church 2 w R & D R R
D
ASHILL RUDOLPHUS S, insurance agent, r s w cor
Lee and Ashboro
Davis A H, overseer convicts, r Franklin county
Davis Alfred C (c), shoemaker, e s Elm 3 s Sycamore, r s s
Market 5 e Gilmer
Davis Arthur (c), r n s Sycamore 3 w Forbes
Davis Fannie (c), res Green 2 n Clay
Davis Isaac F, r n s Washington 1 w Forbes
Dick James W, bds n w cor Edgeworth and Gaston
Davis Tuck, lab, res Green 2 n Clay
Davis Wm L (c), hostler McAdoo livery stable, r n s Syca-
more 3 w Forbes
Dean James (c), r e end Market
Denny Robert, carpenter, r n e cor Clay and Green
Demarcus David, fireman R & D R R, r e R R bet East
Market and Washington
Dettmering Frederick, boot and shoe maker, n s Market 4
w Davie, res Davie 1 s Presbyterian Church
Dick Brum (c), r Jonesboro
Dick Elisha (c), r Jonesboro
Dick Frank (c), coachman at s w cor Gaston and Davie
Dick James W, elk United States Marshal's office, r cor
Edgeworth and Gaston
Dick Julius (c), wks J Dean's brick-yard, bds n e cor Wash-
ington and Gilmer
Dick Lesley, bds n w cor Edgeworth and Gaston
Dick Robert, overseer convicts, r Guilford county
88 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Dick Robert, r n w cor Green and Sycamore
v Dick Robert P, U S District Judge, office n e cor Elm and
Market, resR&DRRnr Church
Dick Walter (c), r Jonesboro
Dick Wilson (c), r Jonesboro
Dickey Tobe (c), r Jonesboro
Dillard Abner (c), rns Sycamore 1 w Forbes
Dillard John H, Judge Supreme Court, res Church 3 n
Lindsay
Dilworth Arrington, storekeeper and gauger, r s w cor West
Market and Green
Dimmock Joseph 0, r n s East Market 1 e Davie
Dix Henry (c), r Hoppersville e limits
Dix Johnson (c), r Hoppersville e limits
Dixon Martin C, nurseryman, r w s Church 3 w R & D R R
Doak Arthur (c), carriage driver C P Vanstory, r w s Davie
3 n Sycamore
Doak Arthur (c), servant A L Jones, r s s Market 1 e Ash
Doak Ed (c), r Warnersville
Doak James S, elk W H Hill, r w s Cedar opp Gaston
Doak James W, elk J W Scott & Co, r w s Cedar opp Gaston
Doak Miss Mavine C, elk Odell, Ragan & Co, r J W Doak
Dodson John, conductor sleeping car, bds McAdoo House
Dodson Silas C, mayor, rns East Market 2 e Forbes
Dodson Wm P, genl merchandise, s s Market 2 e Elm, res
Davie 1 s Gaston
Doggett Lindsay (c)r carpenter, rns Gaston 2 e Percy
Donald John (c), shoemaker, e s Green 1 n Market, r same
Donald Sallie, r n w cor Gaston and Forbes
Donuell Aaron (c), r Jonesboro
Donnell Daniel (c), farmer, r Warnersville
Donnell George, rns Gaston 2 e Edgeworth
Donnell John, wks Sergeant Mnfg Co, r s s Washington 1 s
Forbes
Donnell John C, elk W S Moore, bds s s East Market 2 e
Davie
Donnell Monroe (c), r e end Market
Donnell Nelson (c), lab, n e end Market
Donnell Ruben (c), r Jonesboro
Donnell Wm A, flour merchant and miller, office w s Davie
1 n Market, r 4 miles n Greensboro
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Dorsey Berry (c), r Jonesboro
Dorsey Henry (c), painter, r Jonesboro
Dorsey Win (c), painter, r Jonesboro
Douglas Robt M, U S Marshal, office n s Market 2 w Elm,
res Ashboro 3 s Lee
Douglas Lewis (c), lab, r n e cor Green and Gaston
Dowdy Nicholas, carpenter, ms Lee 2 w Mebane
Dudley Andrew H, bds n s East Market 1 e Gilmer
Duffy Henry B, collector Singer Sewing Machine, bds Plan-
ters' Hotel
Duffy Patrick F, editor Greensboro "Patriot," r w s Ash 2 s
Gorrell
Dunn Albert (c), wks R&D Depot, r Warnersville
EASLEY BESSIE R, asst in Literary Greensboro Fe-
male College, r same
East Samuel W, elk McAdoo House, r same
East Whitfield B, elk J R Hughes, bds w s Forbes 1 n Wash-
ington
Eckel Alex P, genl merchandise, n s Market 6 e Elm, r s e
cor Washington and Davie
Eckel Geo (c), r Jonesboro
Edinbourgh Harry (c), r Warnersville
Edwards E S, wks Sergeant Mnfg Co
Edwards John T, guard stockade
Edwards Mary A, wid of Wm, n s West Market 3 w Green,
r same
Edwell Harrison (c), mattress maker, r n s Gaston 1 s Forbes
Eld ridge Frank C, wks Greensboro Handle Works, r n s
Washington 2 w Forbes
Eldridge Wm K, wks Greensboro Handle Works, r n s Wash-
ington 2 e railroad
Elliott Martha E, dressmaker, r w s Elm 7 s Sycamore
Elliott Pompey (c), porter Callum Bros, r Jonesboro
Engine House, city jail lot, n w cor Gaston and North Elm
Episcopal Church, n w cor Green and Gaston, W S By num.
Assistant Rector
Estes Christopher (c), carpenter, wks R&D Depot, r s s-
Bragg 2 w Mebane road
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90 GREENSBORO, N. C., DIRECTORY.
fALKNER DAVID, r w s Ashboro 8 s Lee
Farmer Charles, engineer, r Fayetteville 4 e Davie
Farmer Elizabeth, wid of David, res Ashboro 2 s Lee
Farmer Robt, res Ashboro 2 s Lee
Farrar Wm B, watches, clocks and jewelry, Benbow Block
w s Elm 4 s Market, res Church 2 s R & D R R
Fariss Annie E, wid of Joseph, r n e cor Davie and Fayette-
ville
Ferabee Jack (c), gardener, res Percy 1 s Lindsay
Fetzer Joseph H, printer " North State," r w s Ashboro 7
s Lee
Fields Isaac, office boy Mrs R R Moore, r same
Fields Wm A, [Fields & Causey], bds e s Davie 4 s Fay-
etteville
Fields & Causey, [Wm A Fields and Joseph A Causey],
groceries and provisions, w s Elm 8 n New
Fisher Peter, farmer, r s e cor East Market and Lyndon
Flippen Hugh B, [Harris & Flippen], bds Central Hotel
Forbis James W, [W R Forbis & Bro], bds s Elm opp
McAdoo House
Forbis W L, bds McAdoo House
Forbis Wm R, [W R Forbis & Bro], r w s Ashboro 1 s
McCullock
Forbis W R & Bro, [Wm R and James W], furniture and
upholsterers, s Elm, McAdoo House block
Foster Wm H, tailor and repairer, n s Market 5 e Elm, r
7 miles e Greensboro
Foust Calvin (c), cook W B Sergeant, r w s Forbes 3 s Syca-
more
Fowler Mrs Francis, wid of William, r s s Mebane 2 e Davie
Fowler John, wks Greensbore Handle Works
Fowler John G, tailor F G Cartland & Bro, r s s Mebane 2 e
Davie
Fowler Rufus-, wks Greensboro Handle Works
Frazier Geo (c), porter Central Hotel, r Warnersville
Freeland Edmund (c), r w s Cedar 1 n Gaston
Fries Frank (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works, r n e cor
Washington and Gilmer
Fuller Wm, law student, bds n w cor Edgeworth and Gaston
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GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY. 91
ALLOWAY CHAS, law student, bds w s Davie 2 s
Gaston
Galloway Cham 1 us (c), r Jonesboro
Galloway Geo (c), r Jonesboro
Galloway Green, r Jonesboro
Galloway Lewis (c), r n s Sycamore 3 w Forbes
Garrett Elizabeth, wid of Francis, r w s Cedar 1 n Gaston
Garrett Frank (c), r Warnersville
Garrett Geo (c), r Warnersville
Garrett Thomas, lab, r n s Gaston 1 e Green
Garrett Yancey (c), carpenter, r e end Market
Gearn Mack (c), carpenter, r n s East Market 3 e Forbes
Genther Charlie, engineer, r s s Gaston 2 e Davie
Gibbs Anthony (c), r Warnersville
Gibson Minerva, wid, r Jonesboro
Gibson Romnus (c), plasterer, r w s Spring nr R R
Gibson Sandy (c), r Warnersville
Gilcrease Ann (c), r w s Lyndon 1 s East Market
Giles Edmund, law student, bds w s Elm opp McAdoo
House
Gilmer Clara, wid of Joe, r n s Washington 2 w Gilmer
Gilmer John A, atty at law, office over the National Bank
of Greensboro, r w s Church opp Elm
Gilmer Joseph W, county surveyor, r 11 miles s e Greens-
boro
Gilmer Judy (c), r s s Sycamore 3 e Davie
Gilmer Mack (c), r Warnersville
Gilmer Nicey (c), r n w cor Sycamore and Forbes
Gilmer Robert (c), lab, res railroad bet East Market and
Washington
Gipe Emanuel C, manager Singer Sewing Machine office, n
w cor Elm and Sycamore, bds McAdoo House
Gipson Joseph (c), r Warnersville
Gladston Betsy, r s s Gaston 1 e Elm
Glasby Lodan (c), r Warnersville
Glascock Giles T, propr Carolina Stove and Plow Works
n s Mebane road 5 w R R depot, r w s Ashboro 10 s Lee
Glenn Chas M, [R W Glenn & Son], bds Central Hotel
Glenn Robt G, druggist, w s Elm 2 s Market, bds McAdoo
House
Glenn Robt W [R W Glenn & Son], bds Planters' Hotel
92 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Glenn RW & Son [Robt W and ChasM], physicians, office
Glenn's drugstore
Golding Jack, painter, r n s Market 3 w Davie
Golding Samuel, painter, r n s Market 3 w Davie
Gorrell Calvin (c), blacksmith, res Centre 2 n East Market
Gorrell Mrs C C, millinery and fancy goods, s s Market 4 w
Elm, r same
Gorrell Mary, wid of Ralph, r n e cor Davie and Fayetteville
Gorrell John (c), waiter Central Hotel
Gorrell Washington (c), r Warnersville
Gorrell W Albert [Odell, Ragan & Col, r n e cor Davie and
Fayetteville
Gorrell Will (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works
Graham Henry H (c), [Payne & Graham], res Forbes 5 n
Market
Graves Jesse (c), r Jonesboro
Graves Sidney (c), r Jonesboro
Graves Silas (c), r Jonesboro
Graves Thomas (c), r Warnersville
Graves Weldon (c), wks Robt Douglas, r Warnersville
Gray Frank (c), r Warnersville
Gray Horace (c), r Warnersville
Gray Julius A, cashier The National Bank of Greensboro,.
also Prest Cape Fear &, Yadkin Valley R R, r n s West
Market 2 w Ash
Green Phunny (c), r Jonesboro
Green Wesley (cj, r Jonesboro
Greensboro Female College, T M Jones Prest, w end!
Market
Greensboro Handle Works, Thos McMahon propr, e end
Washington
Greenboro Patriot (Weekly), P F Duffy editor and proprr
e s South Elm nr Sycamore
Gregory Geo H [Ball & Gregory], r n s West Market 1 \v
Mendenhall
Gregory Richard, physician, raw cor Spring and West
Market
Gretter John B, Dept U S Marshal and Clerk, r n s West
Market 2 w Green
Gretter Michael, r w s Ashboro 3 s Gorrell
Gribble James R, marble cutter S C Robertson, r w s Forbes
I s Gaston
GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY. 93
Griffin Denny, bds w s Forbes 1 s Gaston
Gullett Robt, furniture and undertaker, rear Court House,
r s e cor East Market and Market
H
AJRSTON ALLEN (c), wks Southern Express Co, r
Warnersville
Hall James K [Hall & Bell], r w s Ash 2 s Washington
Hall James K Jr, bkpr Odell, Ragan & Co, r w s Ash 2 s
Washington
Hall Julius (c), waiter McAdoo House
Hall & Bell [James K Hall and Wm P Bell], physicians,
e s Elm 4 s Market
Hannah (c), r Warnersville
Hanner J Absolem, [Scott, Small ■& Co and J W Scott &
Co], r 9 miles s Greensboro
Hanner Nathan A, [Scott, Small & Co and J W Scott &
Co], r 9 miles s Greensboro
Hardin S (c), r Warnersville
Hardin James R, trader, res Ashboro 1 n McCulloeh
Hardin John A, trader, res Ashboro 1 n McCulloeh
Hargrave Alfred (c), carpenter, r n s Lindsay nr e limits
Harper Jack (c), lab, r n s Bragg 1 w Mebane road
Harrass John H, harness maker L Houston, bds Planters'
Hotel
Harrell Wm H, stone mason, res Forbes 2 n East Market
Harris W Eugene, [Harris ifc Flippen], bds Central Hotel
Harris & Flippen. [W Eugene Harris and Hugh B Flip-
pen], hardware, n s Market 1 e Green
Harrison Trezevant, Baptist minister, r Fayetteville 1 e
Davie
Hairston Allen (c), r Warnersville
Hartgrave Robert (c), wks Sergeant Manfg Co, r s e cor
Church and Lindsay
Hartsell James M, r e s Ash 1 n New
Harvey Samuel R, carpenter, r s w cor Mebane and Lee
Harvey Samuel S, guard stockade, r s w cor Mebane and
Lee
Hawkins Lee M, propr Railroad Eating House R&D
Depot, r w s Elm 4 s Sycamore
Hayes Thomas S. shoemaker, e s Elm 4 n Market, r same
94 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Hayes Wra A, elk E M Caldcleugh, res Elm 4 n Market
Headen B (c), waiter Mrs R R Moore
Heath Alando R, wks spoke and handle factory, res Forbes
3 n East Market
Heath Augustus S, blacksmith, r n s East Market 3 e Davie
Heath John, guard stockade, r Guilford county
Heath Joseph C, r e s Ashboro 5 s McCulloch
Heath Orlando, wks Greensboro Handle Works
Heath Washington, r n s Ash 2 w R R
Henderson A E, wid of Archibald, r s e cor West Market and
Edgeworth
Henderson Randolph (c), brick mason, r bet Railroad and
Percy
Hendrix John L, elk Houston & Bro, bds Planters' Hotel
Henry Morefield, r Warnersville
Henry Patrick (c), r s end Ashboro
Henry Walter, law student, bds w s Davie 2 s Gaston
Heritage Wm, guard stockade, r Guilford county
Hicks Charles (c), barber, w s Elm 2 n New, r s s Mebane 1
e Davie
Hicks Jacob, engineer, r s s East Market 1 e Gilmer
Highat Fountain (c), drayman, r n s East Market 6 e Forbes
Highat Wm (c), brickmason, r w s Edgeworth 2 s Martins-
ville road
Hildesheimer Joseph, r n s Gaston 3 e Edgeworth
Hill H Edward (c), lab, r w s Mendenhall 4 n Salisbury
road
Hill Matilda, wid of Wilson, r s s West Market 1 w Ash
Hill Wm H, flour and feed, s w cor Sycamore and Elm, r
e s Elm 2 n McAdoo House
Hill Wilson S, lawyer, also director of the National Bank of
Greensboro, r s s Market 1 w Ash
Hilton Mary, wid of Evan, r s s East Market 1 e R R
Hilton Romnus B, r s s East Market 1 e R R
Hoi ley Wra E, vegetables, stall No 5 City Market
Holt James R, overseer convicts, r Guilford county
Holt John M, car inspector R & D Depot, r n w cor Ash and
Walker Av
Hopkins Joe (c), waiter Planters' Hotel, r same
Horney Wm A, watches, clocks and jewelry, e s Elm 4 s
Market, r n s East Market 1 e Forbes
GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY. 95
Hoskins Jesse F, bds s w cor Green and Belle Meade Av
Houston Levi, [Houston & Bro and Houston & Jordan],
also harness and saddlery, e s Elm 4 n McAdoo House,
bds s end Ashboro
Houston Samuel, guard stockade
Houston Wm M, [Houston & Bro], r n s Clay 1 w Elm
Houston & Bro, [Wm M and Levi], dealers in sumac leaves,
n w cor Davie and New, also groceries and provisions,
e s Elm 4 n McAdoo House
Houston & Jordan, [Levi Houston and Arthur Jordan],
marble works, e s Elm 7 s Sycamore
Howard Robert (c), r Warnersville
Howard Scott (c), waiter Lee Hawkins' railroad eating-house
Howard Sylvanus A, manager Western Union Telegraph
Office, w s Elm 4 s Market, bds Central Hotel
Howlett James M, gun and locksmith, n s Market 4 e Elm
Howlett Lewis C, elk W B Bogart, bds Planters' Hotel
Hubbard Peter, foreman North Carolina Handle Co, r cor
Mebane and Bragg
Hudson Rev H T, trustee Greensboro Female College, r
Shelby
Hughes James M, farmer, r w s Forbes 1 n Washington
Hughes James R, wholesale shipper of country produce
Market House, r w s Forbes 1 n Washington
Hughes Milton T, shipper of country produce, e s Davie 1
n Washington, r same
Hughes Wm P, photographer, n s Market 1 w Elm, r n s
West Market opp Female College
Hundley Mrs E D, wid of Dr R T, r n e cor Sycamore and
Green
Hunter George (c), minister, res Forbes 4 s Lindsay
Hutton James (c), wks Houston & Jordan, r Warnersville
Hutton Peter (c), res Ashboro 5 s Lee
INGOLD FERNANDO N, express messenger N C R R,
r w s Edgeworth 1 s Main
I 0 0 F Hall, n s Market 2 w Elm
Isley Lewis C, wks Cable & Bro, r w s Davie 1 n Bragg
96 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
J
ACOB TALGO S, engineer, r Fayetteville 3 e Davie
Jacobs Henry, cutter F G Cartland & Bro, bds Planters'
Hotel
Jackson George, carpenter, r n s Gaston 2 w Forbes
Jackson Jehu H, grocery store e s Davie 1 s City Market, r
s s East Market 3 e Davie
Jackson Wni G, farmer, r Salisbury road w limits
Jarrell John F, carpenter, r n s Gaston 1 vv Davie
Jarrell Wm A, carpenter, r n s Gaston 1 w Davie
Jenkins Jesse, law student, bds Central Hotel
Jenkins John, guard stockade, r Guilford county
Johnson Adaline, wid of Lewis, r n w cor Gaston and Davie
Johnson Alfred A, elk John Barker, bds s e cor Green and
Gaston
Johnson David (c), r Warnersville
Johnson Henry (c), driver for Mrs V McAdoo, res McAdoo
1 s Factory
Johnson Henry (c), lab, r nr e end Market
Johnson Mary (c), cook Planters' Hotel, r same
Johnson Sarah J, wid of John, r s s Lee 1 w Mebane
Johnson Squire (c), waiter L M Hawkins, r s s Mebane 2 w
Forbes
Johnson Sterling, r s s Lee 1 w Mebane
Jollee Catharine B, wid of James, r s s East Market 1 e Forbes
Jones Alexander L, engineer, r s s West Market 1 e Ash
Jones Eudora D, asstin music Greenboro Female College, r
same
Jones Jacob (c), meat market Market House, r Hoppersville
e limits
Jones James (c), r Warnersville
Jones Jesse (c), well digger, r w s Gilmer 1 n Gaston
Jones Joseph (c), r Warnersville
Jones Mary (c), r s s Gaston 1 w Forbes
Jones Nelson (c), r n s East Market 2 w Forbes
Jones Pinkney (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works, r Jones-
boro
Jones Rosa, wid of Buncombe, r Hoppersville e limits
Jones S(aburn W (c), shoemaker, e s Elm 3 s Sycamore, r e
end Market
Jones Stephen (c), shoemaker, r e end Sycamore
GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY. . 97
Jones Thos J, supervisor stockade convicts, r Fayetteville
Jones Rev Turner MDD, Prest Greensboro Female Col-
lege, r same
Jordan A, bds Planters' Hotel
Jordan Arthur [Houston & Jordan], bds Planters' Hotel
Jordan Frank (c), carpenter, r n s Washington 1 w Gilmer
Jordan Noell (c), r Warnersville
Jordan Thomas (c), r e end Market
Joyce Edward (c), painter, r w s Ashboro 3 s McCulloch
Joyce Robert T, r e s Davie 1 n East Market
Julian Jesse, r s end Ashboro
K
EELIXG ANNIE T, r n s Washington 1 e Davie
Keeling John L, genl merchandise, e s Elm 2 s Market, r n
s Washington 1 e Davie
Keeling Spencer P, r n s Washington 1 e Davie
Keen Nannie (c), r n s Mebane road 2 w R R depot
Kelham David, r Jonesboro
Kellam Eliza, wid, r Jonesboro
Kellam Nelson, wheelwright and wagon maker, s s Syca-
more 2 e Davie, r Jonesboro road
Kellam Nathaniel, wks George H Coble, r Jonesboro
Kelly John A (c), meat market City Market House, r ws
Forbes 2 s Sycamore
Kendall John J, machinist, r n s East Market 1 e Percy
Kenned}' S D, passenger agent Pennsylvania Railroad, office
Elm opp R&D Depot
Keogh Thomas B [Keogh & Barringer], r s w coi Gorrell
and Ashboro
Keogh & Barringer [Thomas B Keogh and John A Bar-
ringer], attys at law, w s Elm 3 s Sycamore
Kerr Cyrus M, poultry, fruits and furs, w s Davie 2 s Syca-
more, r n end Davie
Kerr Samuel A, elk C G Yates
Kersey David, carpenter, r n w cor Bragg and Mebane road
Kersey Millard, carpenter, r n w cor Bragg and Mebane road
Kestler Geo W [Odell, Ragan & Co], res Davie 3 s Fay-
etteville
98 GREENSBORO, N. 0., DIRECTORY.
King Robt R, atty at law, e s Elm 2 n Market, bds s e cor
North Elm and Church
Kinney Jerome C, engineer, bds s s East Market 3 e Gilmer
Kirkman Julius A, harness maker, w s Elm 8 n New, r w s
Ashboro 4 s McCulloch
Kirkman Thomas, wks Sergeant Mfg Co, r Jonesboro
Kirkman Watt, r Jonesboro
Kirkman W A, guard stockade, r Guilford
Kirkpatrick Fred (c), waiter, n s New 1 w Elm
Kiser Albert (c), r Warnesville
L
AFON T H, bds McAdoo House
Lamb E T, bds McAdoo House
Lamb Mebane, carpenter Cable & Bro, r n s Clay 2 w North
Elm
Landreth Cyrus E, wks Sergeant Mfg Co, r e end Market
Landreth M D, farmer, r e end Market
Langley James, blacksmith, r w s Gilmer 2 s East Market
Lash Isaac (c), r e end Market
Law Jefferson, (c\ wks Greensboro Handle Works, r Hop-
persville e limits
Ledford Geo, buggy manfr n s Sycamore 4 e Davie, r n e
cor Elm and Gaston
Lee Mandy, wid of J C, r n w cor Spring and Gaston
Lee Wm R, bds n w cor Spring and Gaston
Lentz Richard C, [Odell, Ragan & Co], bds w s Menden-
hall 1 n West Market
Leversedge John, bds Elm opp McAdoo House
Lewis Charles, [J & C Lewis], r Abilene, Kansas
Lewis John [J & C Lewis], r n s Bragg 1 w Elm
Lewis J & C, [John & Charles Lewis], manufacturers of
wagons and general repair shops, n s Mebane road 4 w
R R depot
Lewis L C E, sawyer North Carolina Handle Works
Liles Sarah, wid of Wm, r s s East Market 1 e R R
Lillycrop W, bds Mrs R R Moore
Lindsay Ca3sar (c), r Warnersville
Lindsay Caroline, wid of Wm, r n s Lindsay 1 w Percy
Lindsay Caroline (c), r e s R R Hoppersville, e limits
GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY. 99
Lindsay Dr Edward, physician, w s Church 1 n North Elm,
r same
Lindsay Green (c), r Warnersville
Lindsay Harper, r w s Church 1 n North Elm
Lindsay Hine (c), r Warnersville
Lindsay Jed H, director The National Bank of Greensboro
Lindsay Jerry (c), lab, r n s Lindsay nr e limits
Lindsay Jesse H, Pres The National Bank of Greensboro,
rsw cor Elm and Clay
Lindsay Lindsay (c), r Warnersville
Lindsay Robt G, asst R R agt, r s e cor Sycamore and Green
Lindsay Sarah (c), res Davie 1 n Sycamore
Lindsay Sylvia (c), waiter Planters' Hotel
Lindsay Wesly (c), lab, r outside western limits
Lindsay Wm, wks Cable & Bro
Lindsay Wm jr (c), wks R&D depot, r w s Green 1 s Gas-
ton
Lindsay Wm sr (c), r w s Green 1 n West Market
Litaker Daniel T, r w s Mebane road 2 s Lee
Litaker J Franklin, r w s Mebane road 2 s Lee
Logan John E [W C Porter & Co], r n s West Market 1 w
Ash
Love Wm, sawyer North Carolina Handle works, r w s
Mebane 1 s Bragg
Lovett John (c), lab, r n s East Market 5 e Forbes
Lovett Wade (c), carpenter, ms East Market 5 e Forbes
Loy Jacob, wks Greensboro Handle Works, r nr Bennett
College
M
cADOO, ALEX (c), waiter, w s Elm 4 n New
McAdoo Calvin N, director of the National Bank of Greens-
boro, also agt Nannie W McAdoo, re s McAdoo 1 s Fac-
tory
McAdoo House, W D McAdoo, propr, e s Elm 7 n New
McAdoo John W (c), blacksmith, r Warnersville
McAdoo John W (c) [McAdoo & McAdoo], r Warnersville
McAdoo Nannie W, genl merchandise, s w cor Market and
Davie, e s McAdoo 1 s Factory
McAdoo Orpheus (c), wks Sergeant Manfg Co, r Warners-
ville
100 GREENSBORO, N. G, DIRECTORY.
McAdoo Samuel (c), farmer, r w s Percy 3 n East Market
McAdoo Walter D, propr McAdoo House, r same
McAdoo & McAdoo (c) [John W and McKinsy], blacksmiths
and horseshoers, s s Sycamore 1 n City Market
McConnell Wm (c), r Jonesboro
McCormick Wm H, manager " North State," w s Elm 3
s Sycamore, r s w cor Greene and Belle Meade av
McCormick Wm H Jr, wks Greensboro Handle Works, r
over n e cor Davie and East Market
McCulloch John, deputy sheriff, r w s Ashboro 1 s McCul-
loch
McCulloch Logan, bkpr Fields & Causey, bds w s Davie 1
s Fayetteville
McCulloch Robert A, manager W D Allsup, r Ashboro st 1
s McCulloch
McDonald Thomas [Buchanan & McDonald], bds s s East
Market 1 e Forbes
McDuffie Edward B, elk R G Glenn, bds Elm opp McAdoo
House
Mclver Alex, school teacher, res Church 5 n Lindsa}'
Mclver Yancy (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works
McKeever Geo (c), r Warnersville
McKeever Yancey (c), r n s East Market 6 e Forbes
McKibben Andrew J, warehouseman Odell, Ragan & Co, r
cor Factory and Lyndon
McKienon W T, guard stockade, r Chatham county
McKinse}7 Ned (c), r n s Lindsay 1 e railroad
McKinsey Rufus (c), brickmason, r n s Lindsay 1 e railroad
McKoy Edward (c), lab, rs w cor Sycamore and Forbes
McLean Sylvira (c), wid of Bedford, res Green 1 n Clay
McLean Wm C, elk J W Scott & Co, r e s Forbes 2 s Lind-
say
McMahon Thomas, propr Greensboro Handle Works, s s
railroad nr e limits, r n w cor Gilmer and Factory
McMichael Green (c), hostler D W C Benbow
McNichol Armor, r s s East Market 2 e Forbes
M
ACE DAVID (c), lab, r e s Forbes 5 n East Market
Mangum Rev A W, trustee Greensboro Female College, r
Chapel Hill
GREENSBORO, N. C., DIRECTORY. 101
Manguin James W, dealer in groceries and provisions, n e
cor Davie and East Market
Mann Rev J E, trustee Greensboro Female College, r Rocky-
Mount
Mann Spencer (c), waiter Central Hotel, ms Washington
1 w Gilmer
Mark John, r Jonesboro
Mark Thomas, r Jonesboro
Marley Henry B, physician, w s Ashboro 3 s Lee, r w s
Ashboro 4 s Lee
Maske Jane, wid of Marion, r w s Mebane 1 s Lee
May John H, genl merchandise, s e cor Market and Elm,
r s w cor Washington and Ash
May John M, r bet Railroad and Percy
May Priscilla, wid of Solomon, rsw cor West Washington
and Ash
Maj'or's Office, west side Court House
Meade James, wks G T Glascock, r \ mile outside s limits
Mears Richard, law student, bds n w cor Edgeworth and
Gaston
Mebane Robt (c), harness maker, e s Davie 2 n Sycamore, r
same
Meeks Walter S, elk, bds Central Hotel
Mendenhall Aaron (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works
Mendenhall Cyrus P, President of Trustees Greensboro Fe-
male College, also atty at law, r w s Elm opp McAoo
House
Mendenhall Joe (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works
Mendenhall Mat (c), res Railroad nr n end Church
Mendenhall Wm C, guard at jail, bds e s North Elm 2 n
Market
Mesley Roderick D, carpenter, r n s Ash 1 w Railroad
Methodist Episcopal Church, n s West Market 3 w Ash
Michaux Edward R, printer " The Central Protestant," res
Green 4 s Clay
Michaux Rev John L, editor and propr "The Central
Protestant," w s Davie 3 s Sycamore, res Green 4 s
Clay
Michaux John S, printer "The Central Protestant," res
Green 4 s Clay
102 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Michaux L Macon, foreman " The Central Protestant," res
Green 4 s Clay
Miller George R, carpenter, r s s Gaston 2 w Forbes
Miller Henry F, carpenter, r s s Gaston 2 w Forbes
Minor Thad (c), lab, r n s Sycamore 4 w Forbes
Mitchell Andrew (c), r w s Percy 3 n East Market
Mitchell Samuel S, elk J C Cunningham, r w s Church 3 s
Railroad
Mitchell Zyph (c), r e end Market
MoffittEli N, [Odell, Ragan & Co], r Brower's Mill, N C
Mock Thomas, wks Win Collins undertaker, w s Davie 1
w Sycamore, r 1 mile e Greensboro
Molton Mrs, wid, r n s Lee 4 w Mebane
Montgomery John C, r n e cor Gilmer and East Market
Montgomery Ruffin, r n e cor Gilmer and East Market
Montgomery Virginia, wid of Fielding, r n e cor Gilmer
and East Market
Moody Wesley (c), r Warnersville
Moore John (c), blacksmith, n s Mebane 6 n R R depot, r
s s Bragg 3 w Mebane road
Moore Rev Richard R, r e s South Elm 1 n McAdoo House
Moore Mrs R R, boarding-house, e s Elm 1 n McAdoo House,
r same
Moore Wm S, general merchandise, millinery and fancy
goods, n w cor Market and Davie, r s s E Market 2 e
Davie
Morehead Eugene, banker Durham, res West Washington
opp Edgeworth
Morehead Gaston (c), painter, r w s Percy 1 n East Market
Morehead James (c), ^Morehead & Scott], r nr e end
Market
Morehead James T, atty at law, e s Elm 1 n Market, r s w
cor Sycamore and Greene
Morehead Joseph M, atty at law, r s w cor Green and Syca-
more
Morehead Patsey (c), wid of George, r nr eastern limits
Morehead Pinkney (c), minister, r s s Lindsay 1 e Percy
Morehead Quinny (c), gardener, r n s West Washington 1
w Ash
Morehead Robert (c), r Warnersville
Morehead Sidney (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works
GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY. 103
Morehead Thomas (c), porter McAdoo House, r Warnersville
Morehead Wm, (c), r nr Jonesboio
Morehead & Scott (c), [James Morehead & Jack Scott],
shoe makers, s s Market 4 e Elm
Morris Morrison, lab, r outside western limits
Mund Frank E, painter, r s s Mebane 4 e Davie
Murphy Sidney, wks J & C Lewis, bds n s Bragg 1 w Elm
Murray Wm R, dry goods, notions, boots, shoes, clothing,
hats, etc., s s Market 7 e Elm, r s s Sycamore 1 e Elm
NEIL ELLINGTON, Asst Cashier The National Bank
of Greensboro, bds McAdoo House
Nelson Anderson (c), carpenter, r w s Mendenhall 2 n Salis-
bury road
Nelson James N, Clerk Superior Court, office Court House,
r s e cor Market and Davie
Nelson John (c), r Warnersville
Newcomb Elisha G, r Fayetteville 2 e Davie
Newell Aimer J, carpenter, r n s Lee 1 w Mebane
Newell Dwight, guard stockade
Newell Harmon K, bkpr Cable & Bro, bds w s Elm opp Mc-
Adoo House
Newell Myron G, elk Houston & Bro, r n sLee 1 w Mebane
Newell Wra H, grocer, cor Mebane and Lee, r n s Lee 1 w
Mebane
Nocho Jacob R (c), route agent, r n s East Market 4 e Forbes
North Carolina Handle Works, Chas E Shober agt, mfr
all kinds of handles, spokes, &c, cor R R and Ash
North State, North State Pub Co, w s Elm 3 s Sycamore
Newell Wm L, engineer, r n e cor Lee and Davie
OAKLEY JAMES, carpenter, r e s Mendenhall 1 n
Salisbury road
Oakley John, carpenter, res Mendenhall 1 n Salisbury
road
Oakley Robert, carpenter, res Mendenhall 1 n Salisbury
road
Odell James A, [Odell, Ragan & Co], r n s Washington 1 e
Forbes
104 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Odell John M, [Odell, Ragan & Co], also director The Na-
tional Bank of Greensboro, r Concord N C
Odell, Ragan & Co [John M Odell, Thomas and Wm H
Ragan, James A Odell, Eli N Moffitt, Dennis Curtis,
Geo W Kestler, Richard C Lentz and Wm A Gorrell],
genl merchandise, whol and ret, e s Elm 3 n New
Ogburn Chas W, variety store, w s Elm 3 s Market, r w s
Edge worth 1 n Belle Meade av
Orsell Annie (c), r n s Sycamore 4 w Forbes
O'Sullivan Eugene C, tinner J E O'Sullivan, r w s Mebane 2
s Bragg
O'Sullivan John E, stoves, tinware and house-furnishing
goods, e s Elm 2 n New, r w s Mebane 2 s Bragg
O'Sullivan Walter T, cik Houston & Bro, r w s Mebane 2 s
Bragg
Owen James, wks Sergeant Mnfg Co,r s s Washington 1 e R R
Owen Mary E, wid of Thomas, r n s East Market 4 w Forbes
►ARKER EMILY, wid of J W S, r w s Elm 7 n New
Parker Mary P, wid of J W, r s e cor Market and Greene
Parrish Wm, r Jonesboro
Patterson John (c), r e end Sycamore
Pass Peter (c), 'bus driver Central Hotel
Payne James (c), r Warnersville
Payne John W, Clk U S Court Western Dist N C, office w
Court House, r w s Church opp Davie
Payne Robt B (c), [Payne & Graham], r Warnersville
Payne & Graham (c), [Robt B Payne and Henry H Gra-
ham], barbers, e s Elm 2 s Sycamore
Pearce James R, r n s East Market 3 w Forbes
Pearce Martha, wid of James, r s s East Market 3 e Davie
Pearce Oscar F, guard convicts on railroad, r s sEast Market
3 e Davie
Pearce Wm H, r s s East Market 3 e Davie
Peeples Tabitha, wid of Brown, r s s Gaston 1 e Davie
Pendergraft D C, guard stockade, r Orange county
Peters Hugh B, dray business, r n e cor Sycamore and Ash
Petty John W, elk W C Porter & Co, bds Central Hotel
Manufacturing Co.
Established by J. P. Nissen, 1834.
Makers of the Justly Celebrated
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Phillips Benjamin C, wks J M Howlett, rne cor Davie and
Gaston
Phillips Joseph, engineer R & D R R, bds n s New 1 w Elm
Phillips Thomas, law student, bds w s Davie 2 s Gaston
Phillips Wm (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works, res Cen-
tre 1 n East Market
Pickett Joseph (c), engineer, r s e cor Forbes and Lindsay
Pinnix J C, trustee Greensboro Female College, r Yancey ville-
Poetress Chas, telegraph teacher, bds n s New 1 w Elm
Poindexter John (c), lab. r n s East Market 0 e Forbes
Pollard John R, engineer R&DRR, res Ash 2 n New
Porter Algernon S, physician, r n s West Market 1 e Edge-
worth
Porter Ruth C, wid of Sidney, r w s West Market 1 e Edge-
worth
Porter Wm C [W C Porter & Co], rne cor Edgeworth and.
Market
•Porter WC&Co [Wm C Porter and John E Logan], drug-
gists and apothecaries, e s Elm 4 n Sycamore
Porter Wm L, elk W C Porter & Co, rne cor Edgeworth
and Market
Porter & Gretter [Wm C Porter rnd Michael Gretter], genl
insurance office, Porter's drugstore
Post Office, e s South Elm 2 n Sycamore, J D White P M
Potts Robt E, transfer elk Southern Express Co, bds McAdoo
House
Powell Amos A (c), minister, r e end Sycamore
Prairie , r s end Ashboro
Presbyterian Church, s e cor Church and Davie
Presbvteriau Church (c), e s Forbes 4 n East Market
Pretzfelder Chas [C & M Pretzfelder], bds Planters' Hotel
Pretzfelder Morris [C & M Pretzfelder], bds Planters' Ho-
tel
Pretzfelder C & M [Chas and Morris], dry goods, shoes,
clothing, hats, notions and fancy goods, n e cor Market
and Elm
Prior Wm H, road-master Greensboro to Charlotte, r e s
Church 1 n Lindsay
Pritchard John A, r w s Ashboro 2 s Lee
Pritchard Wm W, r 4 miles s Greensboro
Pritchett Fannie, wid of John, r Ashboro 6 s Lee.
9
106 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Pritchett John A, furniture, w s Ashboro 3 s Lee
Pritchett Susan, housekeeper Planters' Hotel, r same
Pugh John W, grocer, n w cor Sycamore and Davie, r same
RAGAN THOMAS [Odell, Ragan & Co], r James-
town, N C
Hagan Wm H [Odell, Ragan & Co], r High Point, N C
Ragsdale Wyatt W, county treasurer, office Court House,
bds cor Market and Davie
Rainey David S, carpenter, r s w cor Ash and Sycamore
Rainey Martha, wid of Samuel, r s w cor Ash and Sycamore
Rankin Augustus L, elk W R Murray, bds s s Sycamore 1
eElm
Rankin James, elk Brown & Armfield, bds Jesse Wharton
Rankin Jane, wid of P, r s s Gaston 4 e Davie
Rankin Thomas (c), farmer, r s s Gaston 4 e Davie
Rankin Thomas A, grocer, n s Davie 1 n Sycamore, res
Forbes 3 s Lindsay
Rankin Wm S, elk C & M Pretzfelder, bds n w cor Edge-
worth and Gaston
Hay Angeletta, wid of D L, r n s East Market 3 e Davie
Hay Peter L, book-binder, r n s East Market 3 e Davie
Ray Wilson (c), lab, res Davie 1 n railroad
Heece Joseph M, job printing, w s Elm 3 s Sycamore, r s w
cor Market and Green
Rees R M, bds Planters' Hotel
Rees Wm H, propr Planters' Hotel s s East Market 8 e
Elm, r same
Reese Anthony (c), waiter A Dilworth, r s w cor West Mar-
ket and Green
Register of Deeds' office, Wm U Steiner, Register, Court
House
Rice Benj (c), r Hoppersville, e limits
Rice A, overseer convicts, r Halifax, Va
Riche David, painter, res Edgeworth 1 s Clay
Riche John (c), r Jonesboro
Roach John A, farmer, r s e cor West Market and Spring
Robbins Hon F C, trustee Greensboro Female College, r
Lexington, N C
JRobbins Hon Wm M, trustee Greensboro Female College, r
.Statesville, N C
GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY. 107
Robertson David A, [D A Robertson & Bro], rsecor Syc-
amore and Edgeworth
Robertson J H, apprentice S C Robertson, r w s Ashboro 9
s Lee
Robertson Robert A, r s e cor Edgeworth and Sycamore
Robertson Robert F, [D A Robertson & Bro], res Church
2 n Lindsay
Robertson Samuel C, marble works, e s Elm 5 s Sycamore,
r w s Ashboro 9 s Lee
Robinson Willis (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works, r e end
Market
Rogers Warren (c), porter E M Caldcleugh, r n s Washing-
ton nr handle factory
Roper E C, bds McAdoo House
Rosemond Jame T, fireman N C R R, r s s East Market 3 e
Gilmer
Ross Foster, r nr s end Ashboro
Ross H A, wks Sergeant Mnfg Co
Ross Robert, guard stockade, r Guilford county
Rowe Wm B, elk Buchanan & McDonald, bds same
^AMPSON JOHN, farmer, r e s Ashboro 4 s Lee
Sanders Alex (c), r Warnersville
Sandridge Adolphus (c), hostler C P Vanstory, r w s Davie
3 n Sycamore
Sash, Door and Blind Factory, I W Cable & Bro, S Steele
owner, n s Mebane 3 w Railroad depot
Scales Hon Alfred M, [Scales & Scales], Representative
5th Con District, r s e cor West Market and Edgeworth
Scales Junius E, [Scales & Scales], r s s Washington 1 e
Forbes
Scales Mary P, wid of Wm L, r w s Spring 1 s West Market
Scales Wm (c), waiter McAdoo House, r same
Scales & Scales, [Alfred M and Junius I], attys at law,
office at Court House
Scarborough Samuel W, farmer, r s end Mendenhall
Schoffner M Morgan, bds Planters' Hotel
Schulhofer David L, [Schulhofer & Co], bds s e cor North
Elm and Church
108 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Schulhofer Seymour J, [Schulhofer & Co], bds s e cor North
Elm and Church
Schulhofer & Co, [Seymour J and David L], genl merchan-
dise, s w cor Market and Elm
Scott David N, r s s Gaston 3 e Davie
Scott Eliza (c), res Gilmer 1 s East Market
Scott Jack (c), [Morehead & Scott], r Hoppersville e limits
Scott J W, [Scott, Small & Co and J W Scott & Co], r n s
Lindsay 2 e Church
Scott J W & Co, [J W Scott, Edward A Small, Nathaniel
A and J Absolem Hanner], wholesale and retail gro-
cers, wooden ware, etc, e s Elm 3 n McAdoo House
Scott Jane, wid of Davie, r s s Factory 1 w Gilmer
Scott Levi M, [Scott & Caldwell], r cor Fayetteville and
Davie
Scott, Small & Co, [J W Scott, Edward A Small, Nathaniel
A and J Absolem Hanner], wholesale dry goods, no-
tions, fancy goods, etc, e s Elm 3 n McAdoo House*
Scott & Caldwell, [Levi M Scott and Walter P Caldwell],
attys at law, w of Court House
Sears E P, wid of Joseph, r n s East Market 4 w Forbes
Sellers John (c), hostler, res Forbes 1 n East Market
Sellers Patsey (c), wid of Peter, r n s Mebane road 2 w R R
Sergeant Benjamin E, propr Sergeant Manfg Co, r n s
Washington 3 w Forbes
Sergeant Chas H, wks Sergeant Manfg Co
Sergeant George, r w s Davie 1 s Fayetteville
Sergent Wm T, butcher City Market House, r n s Factory 1
w Gilmer
Shaw John F, wood worker G T Glascock, r w s Ashboro 2
s McCulloch
Shelton Thos S, manager S Steele's grocery, r s w cor East
Market and Gilmer
Sherwood D N, mail agent N C Div R & D R R, bds Mrs
R R Moore
Sherwood Mariah, wid of Michael, r n s Gaston 1 e Edge-
worth
Sherwood Thomas D, elk Scott, Small & Co, r n s Gaston 1
e Edgeworth
Shober Chas E, agt North Carolina Handle Co, r n e cor
Sycamore and Green
GREENSBORO, N. O, DIRECTORY. 109
Shultz Cornelius A, guard city jail, r s s East Market 2 w
Forbes
Shultz Napoleon B (c), cook Lee Hawkins' R R Eating House,
r e end East Market
Shultz Peter (c), waiter L M Hawkins
Sikes Peter (c), r Warnersville
Sikes Willis, farmer, r s e cor Gaston and Green
Sikes \V N, meats, stall No 1 city market, r country
Simmons Peter (c), wrks Greensboro Handle Works
Simpson Alford (c), servant C P Mendenhall
Simpson Elisha (c), carpenter, r nr e end Market
Singer Manufacturing Co, E C Gipe manager, n w cor
Elm and Sycamore
Singleton Jeff (c), waiter Benbow House, r n s East Market
1 w Forbes
Sloan Calvin (c), r Warnersville
Sloan James, elk Wharton & Wharton, r w s Ashboro 1 s
Gorrell
Sloan James (c), r Warnersville
Sloan Jerry (c), r Jonesboro
Sloan Randall, (c), r Warnersville
Sloan Robt M, Agt Southern Express Co, office McAdoo
House blk, r n s West Market 1 w Ash
Sloan Robt M jr, bkpr The National Bank of Greensboro, r
w s Ashboro 1 s Gorrell
Sloan Thomas J, r w s Ashboro 3 s Gorrell
Sloan Win (c), barber, n s Sycamore 3 e Davie, r same
Sloan Wm, painter, r e end Market
Sloan Wilson (c), lab, r Hoppersville e limits
Sloan Wilson, r Warnersville
Sloman Ike (c), r e s Centre 3 n East Market
Small Edward A, [Scott, Small & Co and J W Scott & Co],
r n e cor Elm and New
Smith Arthur W, eng R & D R R, bds w s Elm opp Mc-
Adoo House
Smith E Henry, master of trains N C R R and Branch
office depot, r w s Arch 1 n New
Smith Franklin, harness mkr J Kirkman, bds w s Ashboro
4 s McCullock
Smith Henry L, r w s Church 3 n Lindsay
Smith James, r s e cor Gaston and Green
110 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Smith J Henry, minister, r w s Church 3 n Lindsay
Smith John Y, carpenter, r w s Davie 2 n Bragg
Smith Louisa, wid of Madison, r n w cor Green and Syca-
more
Smith Pemelie, wid of Thomas, r s s East Market 2 e Davie
Smith Richard H, section master, r s w cor Forbes and Gas-
ton
Smith Samuel C, asst teacher graded school, r w s Church 6
n Lindsay
Smothers Alfred, wks Greensboro Handle Works, r Jones-
boro
Smothers Robt, r Jonesboro
Snipes Archie (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works, r Jones-
boro
Southern Express Office, R M Sloan sr agt, e s Elm Mc-
doo bJk
Spragins Richard G, condr R & D R R, bds w s Elm opp
McAdoo House
Spragins Walter R, baggage master R&D R R, bds w s
Elm opp McAdoo House
Stafford Robt M, sheriff of Guilford Co, office Court House,
bds A Dilworth
Stagg Win, condr N C R R, bds n s New 1 w Elm
Stanfield Solomon (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works
Staples Bettie G, asst in music Greensboro Female College
Staples John N, atty at law, e s Elm 3 n Market, r n e
cor Market and Cedar
Staples Margaret, wid of Dr H H, r n e cor West Market and
Cedar
Starr Geo J [Starr & Co], r n s East Market 1 e Gilmer
Starr & Co [Geo J Starr and Henry J Williams], bakery and
confectionery, e s Elm 3 s Market
Stevens George (c), lab, r n s West Washington 1 w Ash
Steele Edwin D, atty at law, n s Market 1 w Court House,
r Central Hotel
Steele Seymore, propr Central Hotel, r same
Steele Walter B, elk Central Hotel, r same
Steiner Wm U, Register of Deeds and Clerk of the Commis-
sioners, office Court House, bds Planters' Hotel
Stewart Adam, Sergeant Mnfg Co
GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY. Ill
Stewart Monroe L, manager C P Vanstory, r w s Davie 3 n
Sycamore
Stockade for convicts of Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley R R,
s s Mebane road 1 w R R depot
Stone Richard A, carpenter, r w s Ashboro 5 s Lee
Stovall [Misses M J & S E], dressmakers, w s Elm 4 s
Sycamore, r same
Strauss Moses, genl merchandise, w s Elm 5 s market, bds
Central Hotel
Sublett James D, r w s Church 1 n Lindsay
Suits Margaret, wid of Jonathan, r w s East Market 3 e Davie
Sutton Rev Robert B, rector St Barnabas Church, r s s West
Market 1 w Green
Swaim Henry, rs s Washington 1 e Gilmer
Swaim Lyndon, V Prest The National Bank of Greensboro,
res Lyndon 1 n Washington
Swan Samuel B, r e s Davie 4 s Eayetteville
Swan Wm C, engineer R&DRR, res Davie 4 s Fayette-
ville
Swift Calvin (c), drayman Houston & Bro, r Warnersville
Swinston Henry (c), r Warnersville
T
ATE HENRY H, farmer, r n e cor Belle Meade av and
Edgeworth
Taylor Chas, engineer R&DRR, bds n s New 1 w Elm
Taylor Geo (c), waiter L M Hawkins, r s s Sycamore 2 w
Forbes
Tear Wm, engineer R&DRR, bds n s New 1 w Elm
Terrell Geo T, r n w cor Ash and Sycamore
Terry J T, section-master R & D R R, bds Mrs R R Moore
Thacker Caswell (c), farmer, r bet railroad and Percy
Thacker John, elk J E Thorn, r n s Market 3 e Elm
Thacker Mary E, wid of John II, r n s Market 3 e Elm
The National Bank of Greensboro, Jesse H Lindsay,
pres ; Lyndon Swain, vice-pres; Julius A Gray, cash;
e s Elm 5 n Sycamore
Thorn James E, bakery and confectionery, n s Market 3 e
Elm, r same
Thomas Chas F, foreman " Greensboro Patriot," r w s Green
1 n Clay
112 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Thomas David E, groceries and provisions, n s Sycamore 2
e Davie, r 5 miles e Greensboro
Thomas James (c), r s s Bragg 1 w Mebane road
Thomas James D, farmer, r n s Gaston 1 e Edgeworth
Thomas John, printer in " Patriot" office, r w s Green 1 n
Clay
Thomas Samuel (c), drayman Odell, Ragan & Co, r s s
Spring nr railroad
Thomas Wm M, marble-cutter S C Robertson, r w s Forbes
1 s Gaston
Thompson Anderson (c), watchman Odell, Ragan & Co, r n
e cor Centre nr Gorrell
Thompson Lydia (c), r n e cor Green and Gaston
Tinnin Ruffin (c), porter Fields & Causey
Tourgee Albion W, lawyer, bds e s Ashboro 4 s Lee
Townsend Eli C, bkpr Singer Sewing Machine office, r w s
Ash 3 s Sycamore
Trimble James H, conductor R & D R R, r n s East Market
2 e Davie
Trogdon Samuel L, dept marshall and clerk, bds e s Elm
opp McAdoo House
Trotter Rufus (c), wks C P Vanstory, r w s Davie 3 n Syca-
more
Trotter Wm D, genl merchandise, s s Market 2 w Davie,
r w s Ash 1 n Sycamore
Turner Wm H, plasterer, r n s Gaston 1 w Green
UNTHANK HARMAN (c), wks Greensboro Handle
Works, r Warnersville
Unthank Jasper (c), r Warnersville
U S Marshal's office, R M Douglas marshal, n s Market 2
w Elm
VALENTINE DUNCAN, r n e cor Davie and Washing-
ton
Vanstory Chas P, livery, feed and sale stable, w s Davie
3 n Sycamore, r s s East Market 1 e Davie
Vanstory H, r s s East Market 1 e Davie
Vanstory Walter (c), servant C P Mendenhall
GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY. 113
Vanstory Wm, wagon shop, w s Davie 1 s Sycamore, r s s
Gaston 1 w Green
Vernon A Thomas, baggage-master R&D depot
Vernon Geo, telegraph operator R&D depot, bds Lee
Hawkins'
Vernon Robt L, agt R&D depot, r w s Elm 7 n New
Valtz Bernard, wks Greensboro Handle Works, res Ash-
boro 6 s McCulloch
w
ADE JESSE (c), lab, bds n e cor Green and Gaston
Waesche George W, hardware merchant, r s s West Market
3 w Ash
Wagstaff Peter (c), r s s Sycamore 1 w Forbes
Wakefield Wm H, hardware, stoves, tinware, agricultural
implements, McAdoo House block, bds w s Elm opp
McAdoo House
Waldon Wm, engineer R & D R R, bds opp McAdoo House
Walker Mangum (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works, r
Warnersville
Walker Rev (c), r Warnersville
Walker Wyatt (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works, r nr e
end Market
Walls Allen (c), r Jonesboro
Walsh , bds McAdoo House
Ward Alfred (c), farmer, r w s Mendenhall 4 n Salisbury
road
Warner Mollie, r s s Sycamore 3 e Davie
Washington Geo (c), r Warnersville
Watlington Wm Henry, passenger agent Chesapeake &
Ohio R R, also boarding-house w s Elm 5 n R R, r
same
Watson Sarah, wid of Edward, r s s West Market 1 e Ash
Waynesboro Joseph (c), barber C Hicks, r n w cor Elm and
New
Weatherly Andrew, r w s Davie 2 s Gaston
Weatherly Ed (c), r Warnersville
Weatherly W John, policeman, r s w cor Gaston and Davie
Weir Cyrus (c), r Warnersville
Weir Susan, wid of Dr David P, r n w cor Edgeworth and
Gaston
114 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Weldon Alpheus C, telegraph operator R&D depot, ms
Lee 3 w Mebane
Western Union Telegraph Co, S A Howard manager, w
s Elm 4 s Market
Westenedge Samuel, stove moulder G T Glascock, r n s
Gaston 4 e Edgeworth
Wharton Andrew (c), farmer, res Gilmer 2 s East Market
Wharton Gaston (c), wheelwright, res Forbes 1 n East
Market
Wharton Jesse R Jr, teller The National Bank of Greens-
bsro, r 1 mile n e Greensboro
Wharton John W, [Wharton & Wharton], r 4 miles n
Greensboro
Wharton Wm P, [Wharton & Wharton], r 8 miles n e
Greensboro
Wharton & Wharton, [John W and Wm P], genl merchan-
dise, w s Elm 9 n New
Wheeler Edrow R, bds e s North Elm 2 n Market
Wheeler James B, carpenter, r s s East Market 2 e Gilmer
Wheeler Oliver C, jailer, res North Elm 2 n Market
Whitaker Emeline, wid of John, r Fayetteville 2 e Davie
Whites Abe (c), r Warnersville
White Augustus B, school teacher, r s s Market 5 w Elm
White Graded School, w s Lindsay 1 s Church
White Isaac W, elk, r bet Railroad and Percy
White Jonathan D, postmaster, r w s Lindsay 1 s Forbes
White Joseph P, r bet Railroad and Percy
White Shuble C, guard stockade, r Guilford county
White Stephen P, guard stockade, r Guilford county
Whitfield , r Warnersville
Whitice Dabney (c), r Jonesboro
Whitice Doc (c), brickmason, r n s Lindsay 1 s Percy
AVhitice George (c), wks Sergeant Manfg Co
Whitice Moses (c), brickmason, r s s Gaston 1 e Percy
Whitice Wm (c), waiter Planters' Hotel, r same
Whitsett Henry, engineer N C R R, bds n s New 1 w Elm
Whitt John, elk Nannie W McAdoo, bds same
Whittington Chas, painter Geo Led ford, r e s Elm 1 s Mc-
Adoo House
Whittington Frank, r nr McMahan's factory
GREENSBORO, N. 0., DIRECTORY. 115
Whittington Henry (c), wks McAdoo livery stable, bds Mc-
Adoo House
Whittington Henry T, r e s Elm 1 s McAdoo House
Whittington John A, r e s Elm 1 s McAdoo House
Whittington Louisa, wid of Alphonso, res Elm 1 s McAdoo
House
Whittington Monroe A, express messenger N C R R, r e s
Elm 1 s McAdoo House
Whittington W F, wks Greensboro Handle Works
WTiley Robert, r Jonesboro
Wiley Samuel (c), barber under post-office, r w s Menden-
hall 1 n Salisbury road
William Henry J, [Starr & Co], r n s East Market 1 e Gil-
mer
Williams James N, grocer, r Warnersville
Williams L, wks Sergeant Manfg Co
Williams Samuel (c), office boy McAdoo House
Williams Solomon (c), wks R & D R R depot, r Warnersville
Williams Zack (c), wks R & D R R depot, res Davie 1 n
Railroad
Willis John A, r w s Elm 7 n New
Willis Mrs S S, wid, r w s Elm 7 n New
Willis Thos J, r w s Elm 7 n New
Willis Robt W, wks Cable & Bro, bds w s Elm 4 n New
Wilson Chas E, printer " The Central Protestant," bds e s
Green 4 n Clay
Wilson Dolph (c), r Warnersville
Wilson George (c), lab, r n s Lindsay nr e limits
Wilson Henry (c), r Warnersville
Wilson Henry A, elk Fields & Causey, res Ash 1 n Syca-
more
Wilson Joseph (c), r Warnersville
Wilson Levi (c), section hand, r n s East Market 6 e Forbes
Wilson Samuel (c), res Railroad 1 s East Market
Wilson Rev Nathan H D, trustee Greensboro Female Col-
lege, r s w cor Mendenhall and West Market
Winslow Oliver (c), r bet Railroad and Percy
Winstead James M, r w s Mendenhall 1 n West Market
Wolfe John M, carpenter, res Ashboro 4 s McCulloch
Wolfe Wm, elk M Strauss
Wood Wm (c), barber McAdoo House, r Warnersville
116 GREENSBORO, N. C, DIRECTORY.
Wood Marquis L, Presiding Elder Greensboro District, r s s
Sycamore 1 w Ashe
"Woodson Powhatan L, fruits, poultry, country produce, &c,
No 3 Market Square, bds Mrs R R Moore's
Woollen James A, carpenter, r n s West Market 2 w Men-
denhall
Wooters Emry P, wks Greensboro Handle Works, r n s
Washington 1 e R R
Wooters John T, wks Sergeant Mnfg Co, r e end Market
Wright Annette, wid of Clement, r s w cor North Elm and
.Clay
Wright James, r n s Lee 2 w Mebane
Wyrick Dock (c), wks Greensboro Handle Works
YANCEY DENNIS B, vegetables and meats, stall No
5 city market
Yates Chas D, bookseller and stationer, w s Elm 2 n Syca-
more, r w s Church 2 n Lindsay
Yates Chas G, hardware, stoves, tin ware and groceries, n
e cor Elm and Sycamore, r w s Church 2 n Lindsay
Yates Rev E A, trustee Greensboro Female College, r Wil-
mington N C
Yates Geo B, r w s Church 2 n Lindsay
Yates James F, elk C G Yates, r w s Church 2 n Lindsay
Yates James H, genl merchandise s s Market 3 e Elm, r s e
cor Market and Elm
Yates Wm (c), tinner C G Yates, r n s Lindsay 2 e R R
Yates Wm jr (c), waiter W S Moore, r n s Lindsay 2 e R R
Y M C A rooms, w s Elm 3 s Sycamore
Young Elizabeth, wid of Alfred, r s w cor Sycamore and
Forbes
Young (Big) Joe (c), lab, bds n s Sycamore 4 w Forbes
Young Joe (c), lab, bds n s Sycamore 4 w Forbes
Young Wm B, deputy sheriff, rns West Market opp M Col-
lege
Younts David, wks Greensboro Handle Works, r s e cor
Market and Green
GREENSBORO
Business Directory.
A Complete Index to the Entire Business of Greens-
boro, Alphabetically Arranged.
Attorneys-at-Law.
Ball & Gregory, e s Elm 5 s Market
Gilmer J A, over The National Bank of Greensboro
Keogh & Barringer, w s Elm 3 s Sycamore
King Robt R, e s Elm 2 n Market
Morehead J T, e s Elm 1 n Market
Scales & Scales, Court House
Scott & Caldwell, w Court House
Staples J N, e s Elm 3 n Market
Steele E D, n s Market 1 w Court House
Barbers.
Hicks C, w s Elm 2 n New
Payne & Graham, e s Elm 2 s Sycamore
Wiley S, under Post Office
Wood Wm, McAdoo House
Banks and Bankers.
(For full information see Appendix.)
The National Bank of Greensboro, Jesse H Lindsay Prest,
Lyndon Swain V Prest, J A Gray Cashier, e s Elm 5 n
Sycamore
118 GREENSBORO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bakeries and Confectioneries.
(See also Confectioneries.)
Starr & Co, e s Elm 3 s Market
Thorn James E,ns Market 3 e Elm
Blacksmiths and Horseshoers.
Corral Daniel, n s Sycamore 5 e Davie
Gorrell Calvin (c), s s Sycamore 1 n City Market
McAdoo & McAdoo, s s Sycamore 1 n City Market
Boarding Houses.
Boner Miss Cary, s e cor Church and North Elm
Brown Mrs N A, n s New 1 w Elm
Moore Mrs RR.es Elm 1 n McAdoo House
Washington W H, w s Elm 5 n R R
Bookseller and Stationer.
Yates C D, w s Elm 2 n Sycamore
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Bain A, w s Davie 1 s Market
Dettmeiing F, n s Market 4 w Davie
Davis A C, e s Elm 3 s Sycamore
Donald J, e s Green 1 n Market
Hayes Thomas S, e s Elm 4 n Market
Jones S W, e s Elm 3 s Sycamore
Morehead & Scott, s s Market 4 e Elm
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers and Dealers.
Coble George H, nr City Market
Kellam Nelson, s s Sycamore 2 e Davie
Ledford George, n s Sycamore 4 e Davie
Lewis J & C, n s Mebane road 4 w railroad depot
Vanstory W, w s Davie 1 s Sycamore
GREENSBORO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 119
Clothiers.
Brown & Armfield, Benbow House, w s Elm 6 s Market
Cartland F G & Bro, w s Elm 5 s Sycamore
Murray W R, s s Market 7 e Elm
Pretzfelder C & M, n e cor Market and Elm
Confectioneries, Frnits, Etc.
(See also Bakeries and Confectioneries.)
Caldcleugh E M, s e cor Elm and Sycamore
Ogburn C W, w s Elm 3 s market
Woodson P L, No 3 Market Square
Yates Geo B, e s Elm 2 n Sycamore
Dentists.
Robertson D A & Bro, n e cor Market and Elm
Dress Makers.
Anthony Miss L C, w s Elm 7 s Sycamore
Brown Mrs H L, s s Market 1 w Elm
Edwards Mary A, n s West Market 3 w Green
Stovall Misses M J & S E, w s Elm 4 s Sycamore
Drug-gists.
Callum Bros, McAdoo House block
Callum R G, Benbow House, w s Elm 7 s Market
Glenn R G, w s Elm 2 s Market
Porter W C & Co, e s Elm 4 n Sycamore
Dry Goods.
Brown & Armfield, Benbow House w s Elm 6 s Market
Bogart W B, n s West Market 1 w Green
Murray Wm R, s s Market 7 e Elm
Pretzfelder C & M, n e cor Market and Elm
Scott, Small & Co, e s Elm 3 n McAdoo House
120 GREENSBORO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Express Company.
Southern Express, R M Sloan sr agt, McAdoo House block
Flour and Feed.
Donnell W A, w s Davie 1 n Market
Hill W H, s w cor Elm and Sycamore
Foundries and Machine Shops.
Carolina Stove and Plow Works, G T Glascock propr, n s
Mebane road 5 w depot
Sergeant Mnfg Co, s s Washington n s N C Div R D R R
Furniture.
Forbis W R.& Bro, s Elm st McAdoo House blk
Gullett R, rear Court House
Pritchard J A, w s Ashboro 3 s Lee
General Merchandise.
Balsley J B & Son, w s Elm 6 n New-
Barker John, n s Market 1 w Elm
Bevill W E, n s market 2 w Davie
Buchanan & McDonald, n w cor Elm and New
Cunningham J C, e s Market 3 w Davie
Dodson W P, s s Market 2 e Elm
Eckel A P, n s Market 6 e Elm
Keeling J L, e s Elm 2 s Market
May J H, s e cor Market and Elm.
McAdoo Nannie W, s w cor Market and Davie
Moore W S, n w cor Davie and Market
O'Dell, Ragan & Co, e s Elm 3 n New
Schulhofer & Co, s w cor Market and Elm
Strauss M, w s Elm 5 s Market
Trotter W D, s s Market 2 w Davie
Wharton & Wharton, w s Elm 9 n New
Yates J H, s s Market 3 e Elm
GREENSBORO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 121
Groceries and Provisions.
Brewer James M, n s Sycamore 1 e Davie
Brockmann A J, e s Elm 1 s Market
Pugh J W, n w cor Sycamore and Davie
Caldcleugh E M, s e cor Elm and Sycamore
Crump W B, s end Ashboro
Fields & Causey, w s Elm 8 n New
Houston & Bro, e s Elm 4 n McAdoo House
Jackson Jehu H, e s Davie 1 s City Market
Rankin Thomas A, w s Davie 1 n Sycamore
Scott J W & Co, e s Elm 3 n McAdoo House
Steele S, n e cor Davie and Sycamore
Thomas D E, n s Sycamore 2 e Davie
Yates C G, n e cor Elm and Sycamore
Gun and Locksmith.
Howlett J M, n s Market 4 e Elm
Hardware and Cutlery.
Harris & Flippen, n s Market 1 e Green
Wakefield W H, McAdoo House blk
Yates CG, ne cor Elm and Sycamore
Harness and Saddles.
Houston & Bro, e s Elm 4 n McAdoo House
Kirkman J, w s Elm 3 n New
Mebane Root, e s Davie 2 n Sycamore
Hotels.
Central Hotel, S Steele propr, s w cor Elm and Market
McAdoo House, W D McAdoo propr, e s Elm 7 n New
Planters' Hotel, s s East Market 8 e Elm
Insurance Agents.
Gregory G H, e s Elm 5 s Market
Porter & Gretter, office Porter's drug store
10
122 GREENSBORO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Insurance Companies— Fire.
Atlantic of New York, Porter & Gretter agts, office Porter's
drug store
George Home of Columbus, Porter & Gretter agts, office
Porter's drug store
Home of New York, Porter & Gretter agts, office Porter's
drug store
Liverpool and London and Globe, Porter & Gretter agts,
office Porter's drug store
Lynchburg Fire Ins Co, of Lynchburg, Va, G H Gregory
agt, e s Elm 5 s Market
Manhattan of New York, Porter & Gretter agts, office Por-
ter's drug store
Merchants' and Mechanics' of Richmond, Porter & Gretter
agts, office Porter's drug store
North British and Mercantile, Porter & Gretter agts, office
Porter's drug store
North Carolina Home of Raleigh, G H Gregory agt, e s Elm
5 s Market
Old North State of Warrenton, G H Gregory agt, e s Elm
5 s Market
Phoenix of Hartford, Porter & Gretter agts, office Porter's
drug store
Scotish Commercial, G H Gregory agt, e s Elm 5 s Market
Virginia Home, Porter & Gretter agts, office Porter's drug
store
Western Assurance of Toronto, Canada, G H Gregory agt,
e s Elm 5 s Market
Insurance Company — Life.
Mutual Life of New York, Porter & Gretter agts, office Por-
ter's drug store
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables.
Balsley J B & Son, w s Elm 6 n New
McAdoo W D, rear Hotel
Vanstory C P, w s Davie 3 n Sycamore
GREENSBORO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 123
Marble Works.
Houston & Jordan, e s Elm 7 s Sycamore
Robertson S C, e s Elm 5 s Sycamore
Merchant Tailors.
Cartland F G & Bro, w s Elm 5 s Sycamore
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Gorrell Mrs C C, s s Market 4 w Elm
Moore W S, n w cor Market and Davie
Newspapers.
" Central Protestant," J L Micbaux editor and propr, w s
Davie 3 s Sycamore
" Greensboro Patriot," P F Duffy editor, e s South Elm nr
Sycamore
" North State" Publishing and Printing Co, w s Elm 3 s
Sycamore
Photographers.
Andrews L \V, w s Elm Is Market
Hughes W P, n s Market, 1 w Elm
Physicians.
Alford HM.es Elm o s Market
Balsley Turner, n e cor Elm and Market
Cheek Benjamin A, n s West Market 2 w Green
Glenn R W & Son, office Glenn's drug store
Hall & Bell, e s Elm 4 s Market
Lindsay Edward, w s Church 1 e North Elm
Logan John, r n s West Market 1 w Ash
Marley H B, w s Ashboro 3 s Lee
Restaurant.
Hawkins L M, R&D Depot
124 GREENSBORO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Cable I W & Bro, n s Mebane road 3 w R R depot
Sewing Machines.
Crown Sewing Machine, F G Cartland & Bro agents, w s
Elm 5 s Sycamore
Singer, E C Gipe manager, n w cor Elm and Sycamore
Stencil Cutter.
O'Sullivan J E, e s Elm 2 n New
Stoves and Tinware.
O'Sullivan J E, e s Elm 2 n New
Wakefield W H, McAdoo House block
Yates C G, n e cor Elm and Sycamore
Sumac Leaves.
Houston & Bro, n w cor Davie and New
Tailors and Repairers.
Foster Wm H, n s Market 5 e Elm
Telegraph Office.
Western Union Telegraph Co, S A Howard manager, w s
Elm 4 s Market
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
Chamberlain J, w s Elm 2 n Sycamore
Horney W A, e s Elm 4 s Market
Farrar W B, w s Elm 4 s Market
Undertakers-
Collins Wm, w s Davie 1 n Sycamore
Gullett R, rear Court House
APPENDIX.
CITY GOVERNMENT OF WINSTON.
Col A B GORRELL, mayor
Secretary and Treasurer — G W Hinshaw
Chief of Police— H C Wooters
Tax-Collector— W T Pfohl
COMMISSIONERS.
J A Bitting, T J Brown, W B Glenn, S Byerly, C Hamlen,
J E Gilmer, G W Hinshaw
Commissioners meet at mayor's office, s e cor Main and 5th
sts, 1st Tuesday in each month
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Streets — J A Bitting, C Hamlen, J E Gilmer
Fire— S Byerly, W B Glenn
Sanitary — T J Brown, J E Gilmer, Dr V 0 Thompson
BOARD OF AUDITORS.
A B Gorrell, T J Brown, J A Bitting
CITY GOVERNMENT OF SALEM.
Dr J F SHAFFNER, mayor
COMMISSIONERS.
J G Sides, Dr W J Hunter, J W Fries, W T Vogler, Alex
Ackerman, D T Crouse, E A Ebert
C B Stockton, police and night watchman
120 APPENDIX.
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CITY GOVERNMENT OF GREENSBORO.
S C DODSON, mayor
Clerk— A P Eckel
Treasurer — C G Yates
Chief of Police— R M Rees
Chief of Fire Department — W K Eldridge
COMMISSIONERS.
L M Scott, W K Eldridge, Willis Sykes, A P Eckel, J C
Cunningham, C G Yates
Commissioners meet 1st and 3d Monday nights in each
month
STANDING COMMITTEES.
School— L M Scott, W K Eldridge, J C Cunningham
Streets— C G Yates, Willis Sykes, L M Scott, A P Eckel
FORSYTH COUNTY GOVERNNENT.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk Superior Court — C S Hauser.
Clerk Inferior Court — Thomas A Wilson -
Judge Inferior Court — J W Fries
Sheriff— A Fogle
Register of Deeds — D P Mast
Treasurer — Phillip Mock
Board of County Commissioners — T T Best, E A Conrad, T
J Valentine. Meets 1st Monday in each month
Inferior Court meets 2nd Monday in February and August
.Superior Court meets 7th Monday after the 4th Monday of
March and September
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
OLD RICHMOND TOWNSHIP.
Justices — Thomas Moser, E L Reed, Washington Payne, Old
Richmond
APPENDIX. 127
KKRNERSVILLE TOWNSHIP.
Justices— G W Wilson, V W Perry, J H Morris, W G Ker-
ner, Kernersville
MIDDLEFORD TOWNSHIP.
Justices — P A Cox, Calvin Crews, John Beeson, Winston
VIENNA TOWNSHIP.
Justices — B Y Hendrix, A S Conrad, Vienna
SOUTH FORK TOWNSHIP.
Justices — John Boyer, Winston; John E Faw, Salem
OLD TOWN TOWNSHIP.
Justices— J H Cox, C H Hauser, S N McGee, Old Town
SALEM CHAPEL TOWNSHIP.
Justices — Thomas J Valentine, Henry Marshall, Thomas M
Marshall, Salem Chapel
LELEW'S CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Justices — Fred Fulton, R S Linville, White Roads
BETHANIA TOWNSHIP.
Justices — A P Styers, J A Anderson, N F Sullivan, Bethania
BROAD BAY TOWNSHIP.
Justices — J C Smith, Chas Rothrock, Salem
LOUISVILLE TOWNSHIP.
Justice — J P Brinkley, Louisville
Abbott's creek township.
Justices — Eli Weavil, Salem ; Aquilla Pitts, Kernersville
WINSTON TOWNSHIP.
Justices — E A Ebert, J W Fries, Salem ; W B Johnson, R D
McQuiston, T T Best, Martin Grogan, Winston
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
C L Rights, W A Lemly, Salem
James A Gray, R T Stedman, Winston
128 APPENDIX.
GUILFORD COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Superior Court meets 1st Monday in March, 1st Monday in
September and the 14th Monday after the 1st Monday
in September
Commissioners' Court meets 1st Monday in each month
Judge Superior Court — John Kerr
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Sheriff— R M Stafford
Clerk Superior Court — J N Nelson
Register of Deeds and Clerk Commissioners' Court — Wm U
Steiner
Treasurer — W W Ragsdale
Solicitor— F N Strudwick
County Surveyor — Joseph W Gilmer
Coroner — James W Albright
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
L C Winchester, chairman ; R K Denny, James A Stewart,
David Jordan — one vacancy
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Neil Ellington, Greensboro
R M Sloan, Jr, Green boro
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Justices — Alex Tickel, John Cobb, James J Busick
ROCK CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Justices — Caleb A Boon, Daniel P Foust, Geo W Clapp
GREEN TOWNSHIP.
Justices— Peter C Smith, W M Thompson, J W Murray
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
Justices — Mebane Apple, Robt C Rankin
APPENDIX. 129
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP.
Justices— Joseph A McLean, W P Wharton, \V T Thorn
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
Justices — Joseph W Gilmer, Win A Coble
MONROE TOWNSHIP.
Justices— D G Schofield, Frank Chilcutt, J W McMichael
GILMER TOWNSHIP.
Justices — A P Eckel, John A Pritchett, John L Hendricks,
Wrn A Horney
FENTRESS TOWNSHIP.
Justices — W D Hardin, Allen H Scott, John M Fentress
CENTRE GROVE TOWNSHIP.
Justices — Pinkney Wall, John W Winchester
MOREHEAD TOWNSHIP.
Justices — C P Mendenhall, James W Albright, Hiram C
Worth, Geo Donnell, Arrington Dilworth
SUMMER TOWNSHIP.
Justices — Wm L Kirkman, T S Davis
BRUCE TOWNSHIP.
Justices — J T Rhodes, Thomas Case, John L Ogburn
FRIENDSHIP TOWNSHIP.
Justices — Thomas E Cook, W N Armfield, A H Lindsay
JAMESTOWN TOWNSHIP.
Justices — J A Gray, John W Stack
OAK RIDGE TOWNSHIP.
Justices — Chas Case, Jesse Benbow
DEEP RIVER TOWNSHIP.
Justices — L T Davis, Joseph A Davis
130 APPENDIX.
HIGH POINT TOWNSHIP.
Justices — James A Campbell, Cyrus J Wheeler, R F Se-
christ, David Jordan, Henry Clapp
GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
T J JARVIS, Governor, salary $4,000.
J L Robinson, Lieutenant Governor and Speaker of the Sen-
ate
Wm L Saunders, Secretary of State, salary $1,000 and fees
J M Worth, Trasurer, salary $1,500
D W Bain, Chief Clerk, salary $1,500 '
Samuel L Love, Auditor, salary 81,250
A J Partin, Chief Clerk, salary $1,000
J C Scarborough, Supt Public Instruction, salary $1,500
Johnstone Jones, Adjutant Genl, salary $300
Thos S Kenan, AUy Genl, salary $1,500
W C Kerr, State Geologist, salary $2,500
Sherwood Haywood, Librarian, salary $850
J McLeod Turner, Keeper Capitol, salary $700
The Governor's Council consists of the Secretary of State,
Treasurer, Auditor and Supt of Public Instruction
Supreme Court — Wm N H Smith, Chief Justice, salary
$2,500
John H Dillard, Associate Justice, salary $2,500
Thos S Ashe, Associate Justice, salary $2,500
AV H Bagley, Clerk, salary $1,000
Supreme Court meets in Raleigh on the first Monday in
January and June
U S Senators — Hon M W Ransom of Weldon, and Hon Z
B Vance of Charlotte
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
R B Hayes, of Ohio, President, salary $50,000
W A Wheeler, of N Y, Vice-President, salary 810,000
APPENDIX. 131
Wm M Evarts, of N Y, Secretary of State, salary $10,000
John Sherman, of Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury, salary
$10,000 J
Geo W McCrary, of Iowa, Secretary of War, salary $10,000
R M Thompson, of Indiana, Secretary of the Navy, salary
$10,000 J
Carl Schurz, of Mo, Secretary of Interior, salary $10,000
David M Key, of Tennessee, Post Master General, salary
$10,000 J
Chas Devans, of Mass, Attorney General, salary $S,000
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Chief Justice— Morrison R Waite, of Ohio, salary $10,500
Associate Justices— Ward Hunt, of N Y; Nathan Clifford,
of Maine; Noah H Swayne, of Ohio; Samuel F Miller, of
Iowa; Stephen J Field, of California; Wm M Strong, of
Pennsylvania ; Joseph P Bradley, of New Jersey. Salaries,
each 810,000
Court holds one session annually in Washington, begin-
ning on the 1st Monday in December
UNITED STATES COURTS.
NORTH CAROLINA, WESTERN DISTRICT, FOURTH CIRCUIT.
Circuit Judge— Hugh L Bond, Baltimore
District Judge— Robt P Dick, Greensboro ~'"
Dist Atty— V S Lusk, Asheville, N C
Asst Dist Atty— W S Ball, Greensboro, N C
Marshal— Robt M Douglas, Greensboro, N C
CLERKS OF THE CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT COURTS.
John W Payne, Greensboro
Henry C Cowles, Statesville
J E Reed, Asheville
REGISTERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Thomas B Keogh, Greensboro
Robert H Broadfield, Salisbury
Hamilton G Ewart, Hendersonville
132 APPENDIX.
The courts are held as follows :
First Mondays of April and October at Greensboro
Third Mondays of April and October at Statesville
First Mondays of May and November at Asheville
Second Mondays of June and December at Charlotte
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
Masonic.
WINSTON.
Winston Lodge, No 167, A F & AM, meets 2d Saturday
night in each month, on Tuesday night of Superior Court
and on the anniversaries of the Holy St. John — M W Nor-
fleet, W M ; J Q A Barham, SW;WH Miller, J W ; C J
Ogburn, Treas; S H Smith, Secy; H N Snow, S D; SF
Pierce, J D ; H A Holder, Tiler
Winston Chapter, No 24, RAM, meets Masonic Hall, in
Winston, 1st and 3d Saturday evenings in each month —
H T Bahnson, High Priest; S E Allen, K ; C Hamlen, S;
E T Ackerman, C of H ; S H Smith, P S ; M N Williamson, R
A C : J Jacobs, G M Third Veil ; N M Allen, G M Second
Veil ; S F Pierce, G M First Veil ; C S Hauser, Secy ; S D
Franklin, Treas ; H A Holder, Tiler
SALEM.
Salem Lodge, No 289, A F & A M, meets 1st Thursdays
in each month and on the anniversaries of St John the
Evangelist and the Baptist, at Masonic Hall, Main st — W
G Bahnson, W M ; E A Ebert, S W ; J T Schott, J W ; S E
Butner, Secy; J W Hunter, Treas; E T Ackerman, S D ; C
A Fogle, J D; J F Simmons, Tiler
GREENSBORO.
Greensboro Lodge, No 76, A F & A M, meets Saturday
night before the full moon on each month at Masonic Hall,
on West Market— S C Dodson, W M ; J R Wharton, S W ;
R H Smith, J W ; J B Balsley, Treas ; J W Dick, Secy ; J
Van Lindley, S D; Jas Buchanan, J D; Thos S Hayes,
Tiler
APPENDIX. 133
Odd Fellows.
WINSTON.
Salem Lodge, No 36, I 0 0 F, meets every Tuesday night,
at Odd Fellows' Hall, over Thompson's drug store — W A
Walker, N G; H T Foucht, V G; John S Masten, R S; J
H Shultz, P G ; C Hamlen, Treas
Salem Encampment, No 20, I 0 0 F, meets 1st and 3d
Fridays in each month, Odd Fellows' Hall, over Thomp-
son's drug store — E A Strupe, C P ; John H Masten, H P;
T F Crist, S W ; F W Meller, J W ; J H Shultz, Scribe ; C
Hamlen, Treasurer
GREENSBORO.
Buena Vista Lodge, No 21, 1 0 0 F, meets at Odd Fel-
lows' Hall on every Tuesday evening — J H Jackson, N G ;
L S Ellison, V G ; John Chamberlain, Secy ; H H Cartland,
Treas; W R Murray, P G ; J H Harris, Warden ; J F Has-
kins, C ; W R Murray, R S to N G ; M Pretzfelder, L S to
N G; N D Doudy, R S to V G ; S Steel, L S to V G; Wm
Young, R S S ; J Fetzer, L S S ; G M Adams, I G ; D Scott,
0 G ; D D Gallaspie, Chaplain
Knights of Honor.
WINSTON.
Winston Lodge K of H No 1673, meets 1st and 3d Tues-
day nights of each month — J C Buxton, D ; A B Gorrell, V
D ; Saml H Smith, AD; Dr H T Bahnson, P D ; J H Nel-
son, Reporter; H N Snow, F Reporter; M W Norfleet,
Treas; SD Franklin, Chaplain; R T Stedman, Guide; F
L Moore, Guardian ; W C Causey, Sentinel ; Dr H T Bahn-
son, Medical Examiner; Dr H T Bahnson, R D Johnston
and J R Pierce, Trustees
Knights of Pythias.
SALEM.
Salem Lodge, No 18, meets every Wednesday night at
Masonic Hall in Salem— H S Crist, C C ; L A Brietz, V C ;
134 APPENDIX
\V Y Ry veil, Prelate ; R A Hamilton M of F ; WG Bahn-
son, M of E ; J H Shultz, K of R S
Independent Order of Good Templars.
WINSTON.
Winston Lodge, No 66, I 0 0 G T, meets every Thursday
night in their hall over V 0 Thompson's drug store — J Q
A Barbara, W C T ; Miss M Waggoman, W V T ; Edward
Moyer, Chaplain; Paul Crutchfield, R S; Thomas Farrow,
F S; Miss Mollie White, Treas ; Thos Patterson, Marshall ;
Miss Mamie Ferrabee, Asst Marshal ; James Hodgin.I G;
Albert White, 0 G; Miss Ellen McKnight, R H S; Miss
Flora Crumpler, LH8; WW Workman, P W C T
Jeptha's Daughter.
SALEM.
Eastern Star Chapter Jeptha's Daughter No 14, meets
every second and fourth Monday evening in each month,
in Masonic Hall, Salem, N C. E A Ebert, W P; Miss M A
Fogle, W M ; Mrs F Fisher, A M ; Mrs Addie Vance, Secy ;
Mrs J W Hunter, Treas; Mrs J D Hollister, Cond ; Mrs A
E Keehln, Asst Cond ; -Mrs A Vogler, Warden ; C F Mickle,
Sentinel
SALEM CLASSICAL MUSICAL SOCIETY.
Meets in Music Hall, e s Main bet Bank and New Shal-
lowford, every Tuesday night. H T Bahnson, Prest; A
Lichenthaler,*Sec'y ; E A Ebert, Treas ; Prof E W Lineback,
Musical Director ; Prof A C Meinung, Asst Musical Director ;
R Chitty, Janitor
SALEM LITERARY SOCIETY.
Meets every Friday evening at Literary Hall n e cor Main
and New Shallowford. J H Shott, Prest; R T Beck, Vice-
Prest; H E Shore, Sec'y; W Peterson, Treas; J L Brietz,
Librarian ; G E Keehlen, Chaplain; T MButner, Steward
APPENDIX. l::.,
CITIZENS READING CLUB OF SALEM.
Open every Sunday and every evening prom 7 to 10 p in.
C W Vogler, Prest ; J H Shultz, Sec'y ; W T Shore, Treas ;
Reuben Chitty, Custodian
SALEM FIRE DEPARTMENT.
DTCrouse Chief; N T Shore, 1st Lieut; John Shott,
2nd Lieut; John PI Shultz, Sec'y and Treas; Thomas Kerns,
Engineer
MILITARY.
Winston Light Infantry— J T Vann, Captain ; R T Sted-
man, 1st Lieut; Edward Wilson, 2d Lieut; John T Brown,
3rd Lieut
GREENSBORO.
I. O. G. T.
Greensboro Lodge, No. 7, I O G T, m^ets every Monday
night at Bogart's Hall, West Market street. W S Ball, W
C T; Mrs J W Cook, W R H S; Miss Lavina Swan, W L
H S; Miss Mary C Adams, W V T; Charlie Clark, W S ;
J G Fowler, W A S ; H H Cartland, W F S; Miss Eannie
Adams, WT; W A Hayes, W M; Miss Alice A Wolfe, W
D M ; Miss Dora Morton, WIG; W S Moore, W 0 G ; Rev
T Harrison, W C Chaplain ; J H Harris, P W C T
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
President, Geo H Gregory ; Vice Presidents, W F. Alder-
man, R M Stafford, H M Alford, John A Gilmer ; Secretary,
David Scott ; Treasurer, Chas D Yates. Meetings, Friday
night and Sunday afternoon. Rooms over "North State'"
office, s Elm street.
WINSTON.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Meets at their Hall in Winston, up stairs, Joyner build-
136 APPENDIX.
ing, every Monday night ; Prayer Meeting every Sunday 3£
P M. H N Snow, President; I W Durham, 1st Vice Pres-
ident ; M W Norfleet, 2nd Vice President ; W B Glenn, 3rd
Vice President; J B Vaughn, 4th Vice President ; John D
Paylor, Secretary ; John F Griffith, Treasurer.
Banks.
WINSTON.
First National Bank of Winston — Incorporated 1876 ;
capital $100,000; surplus $20,000; undivided profits $10,000;
J A Bitting, President; S H Hodgin, Vice-President; J W
Alspaugh, Cashier; RT Stedman, Assistant Cashier. Di-
rectors— J A Bitting, W A Whitaker, J W Alspaugh, N D
Sullivan, S H Hodgin, Chesley Hamlen, T J Brown
Wachovia National Bank— Capital $150,000. W F Bow-
man, President; E Belo, Vice-President; W A Lemly,
Cashier; Jas A Gray, Assistant Cashier. Directors — W T
Bowman, E Belo, J W Hunter, J C Roberts, J R Vogler, H
T Bahnson, Jas A Gray
GREENSBORO.
The National Bank of Greensboro— Capital $100,000.
Jesse H Lindsay, President; Lyndon Swain, Vice-President;
Julius A Gray, Cashier. Directors — Jesse H Lindsay, Lyn-
don Swain, J M Odell, Wilson S Hill, C N McAdoo, W J
Armfield, Jed H Lindsay
Educational.
SALEM.
Salem Female Academy — Founded 1802; Rev J T Zorn,
Principal, English Language and Literature and Latin;
Rev L B Wurreschke, Mathematics and Natural Science ;
Emma A Lehman, History and English Literature ; Maria
E Vogler, Algebra; Louisa C Shaffner, Drawing and Paint-
ing; Prof F Agthe, Music Department; eight resident lady
teachers; sixteen instructors; J T Shaffner, M D, Medical
Director
VV fr> a sn^Tr-kivr a -e*t -»j"i
FASHIONABLE
WtfADTTAItOn<
WINSTON, N. C.
Keeps Constantly on Hand a Line of
FINE IMPORTED
VMTMm AND SUITINGS.
A Long Practical Experience in the
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that I can give
•A- PESFIFBCT FIT,
And I guarantee that all goods made up in my establishment
Will Give Satisfaction.
Work Dong on Reasonable Terms.
-My Establishmenl is next door to
B. F. CROSLAND'S, UP-STAIRS.
APPENDIX. 137
Salem Boys' School — Rev Edward Rondthaler, Principal;
Rev A Licbenthaler, Teacher; Rev James E Hall and Robt
Kerner, Assistants
WINSTON.
Winston Male Academy — Classical, Mathematical, Scien-
tific and Commercial; J A Monroe, A M, Principal, with
competent assistants
GREENSBORO.
Greensboro Female College — Founded 1846; average at-
tendance for twenty years about 140 ; T M Jones, President ;
W F Alderman, Secretary and Treasurer of Faculty ; C F
Mendenhall, President of Trustees ; J A Cunningim, Sec-
retary and Treasurer of Trustees
Greensboro Graded School (white) — Organized 1875 ; at-
tendance 180 ; daily average 150 ; supported by county
school funds and city school tax. Alex Mclver, Principal;
Samuel C Smith, teacher of grammar school; Miss Sallie
Brent, teacher of intermediate school ; Miss Lizzie M Lind-
say, teacher of primary school. Students prepared for college
Greensboro Graded School (colored) — Organized 1875;
average attendance 150 ; Chas Moore, Principal ; Mrs J A
Davis, Assistant
Bennett Seminary (colored) — Prof T 0 Thayer, Principal ;
Henry Mebane and Miss Hill, Assistants
Churches.
WINSTON.
Baptist — Rev H A Brown, pastor, n s 2nd 2 e Church*
Services 10:30, A M and 8PM; Sunday school 9:30, A M ;
Prayer Meeting Wednesday night.
M E Church, (South) — s w cor Liberty and 6th, Rev P J
Carraway, pastor. Services 10:30, A M and 8PM; Sunday
School 9, A M ; Prayer Meeting Wednesday night.
M P Church— s w cor Liberty and 7th, Rev R H Wills,
pastor. Sevices 10:30, A M and 8 PM; Sunday School 2,
P M ; Prayer Meeting Tuesday night.
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138 APPENDIX.
St Paul's, Episcopal — s s 4th nr Cherry. Services every
4th Sunday in each month, 11 A M and 4 P M, conducted
alternately by the Rev R B Sutton and Rev W S Bynutn.
COLORED.
A M E Zion Church — n e cor 3rd and Chestnut, Rev L R
Ferebee, pastor. Services 11, A M and 3 7 and P M ; Sunday
School 9AM; Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening.
M E Church — s e cor Church and 7th, Rev Isaac Wells,
pastor. Services 11 A M and 8 PM, 2nd and 4th Sundays
in each month, and every Wednesday night ; Sunday School
9 AM.
SALEM.
Moravian Church — Rev E Rondthaler, pastor. Services
10 A M and 7:30 P M" Sunday School 1PM; Prayer
Meeting Wednesday 7 30, P M.
Elm Street Sunday School — every Sabbath at 1 :30.
COLORED.
Moravian Church, Rev James E Hall, pastor. Services
7:30 P M, every Sunday, and 10 A M 2nd and 4th Sundays
in each month; Sunday School 1:30 P M; Prayer Meeting
Wednesday evening.
GREENSBORO.
Baptist Church — Rev T Harrison, pastor. Services 11 A
M and 7 PM; Sunday School 9 AM; Prayer Meeting,
Tuesday evening
Catholic Church — Rev P Moore, pastor. Services 1st and
4th Sunday in each month.
M E Church (South)— Rev D R Bruton, pastor. Services
11 A M and 7:30 P M; Sunday School 9 AM; Prayer
Meeting Wednesday evening.
APPENDIX.
139
Presbyterian Church— Rev. J H Smith, D D, pastor.
Services 11 A M and 7:30 P M; Sunday School 3:30 P M;
Prayer Meeting and Lecture every Wednesday night.
St Barnabas, Episcopal— Rev R B Sutton, D D, rector, Rev
W S Bynum, asst. Services 11 A M and 7:30 P M ; Sunday
School 3PM; Prayers Wednesdays and Tuesdays, and all
Saints' days, at 9 A M.
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GAZETTEER
OF
Forsyth and Guilford Counties, I. C.
An Alphabetical List of the Villages and Post Offices in the two
Counties, Giving the Names of the Business Men in Each,
and the Principal Farmers in the Counties.
Belew's Creek Mills.
Brown B S, tobacco rnnfr
Landus J, farmer
Linville E B, shoemaker
Medearis W M, farmer
Murray J, miller
Neal C W L, farmer
Robeson J A, postmaster
Sharp C, farmer
Thomas N, farmer
Bethania.
Davis S D, physician
Grubs S S, blacksmith
Grubs W, blacksmith
Hauser R A, physician
Jones B, physician
Kapp E T, miller
Lash F H, merchant
Lash T B, saw mill
Lawrence J, farmer
Lehman 0 J, tobacco mnfr
Lehman 0 J & Co, merchants
Lehman W E, farmer
Moser T, grocer
Reich R D, blacksmith
Schaub E, silversmith
Speace JD,US Reg distillery
Sprinkle B, farmer
Sprinkle & Co, steam saw mill
Stauber S P, farmer
Stoltz P A, coppersmith
Strumpe L J, painter
Transon & Bros, wagon mkrs
Transon & Stoltz, wgn mnfrs
Waeff J A, farmer
Five Forks, Stokes Co.
(Names of persons in Forsyth.)
Anderson II G, farmer
Campbell A, farmer
Flyn H, merchant
Grubbs L E, miller
Hauser I, mechanic
Helsabeck E J, farmer
Helsabeck H S, farmer
Helsabeck S H, minister
Kison J M, farmer
Kruger I N, farmer
Lloyd W, farmer
142
GAZETTEER.
Newsom A T, farmer
Newsom J G, farmer
Petree E, mechanic
Schaub W S, farmer
Shamell G N, farmer
Speace J H, farmer
Spainhower C A, farmer
Vest C, farmer
Vest L M, farmer
Flat Branch.
Armfield J F, school teacher
Cox P A, dentist
Cox R L, farmer
Cox W H, postmaster
Crews J, grocer
Day J, farmer
Grubbs Henry, farmer
Grubbs J E, farmer
Marshall L, farmer
Marshall T, farmer
Reich S, farmer
Thomasson H W, farmer
Waggoner L P, farmer
Walker D G, farmer
Walker R, farmer
Walker Wm, farmer
Woods A, farmer
Friedburg.
Anderson T, mnfr wagons
Berrier D, farmer
Burk G, farmer
Burk J, farmer
Crouch J, farmer
Foltz A, mnfr grain cradles
Foltz E, mnfr grain cradles
Foltz F, mnfr wagons
Feshel J T, blacksmith
Foltz T, blacksmith
Hege J A, farmer
Kanaufe J, blacksmith
Lembach J B, minister
Mendenhall L B, farmer
Miller F J, lawyer
Miller J H, foundry
Miller F A, physician
Mock J, farmer
Mullican E W,U S gauger
Padget C A, carpenter
Pickle C, farmer
Pickle J, farmer
Raper W D, farmer
Reich W, farmer
Spaugh C, farmer
Spaugh D A, merchant
Spaugh E J, agt D A Spaugh
Spaugh T T, farmer
Weesner E M, farmer
Weesner J, carpenter
Welfare E A, farmer
Woosley L A, farmer
Zeverly J H, farmer
Kernersville.
Adkins E B, farmer
Ballard P, brickmason
Beard J W, farmer
Beard & Roberts, genl mer-
chandise and tobacconists
Benbow & McKinney, mnfrs
tobacco
Blaylock R A, farmer
Bodenheimer L I, minister
Brookbank H T, farmer
Bowman G W, farmer
Carter Wm, shoemaker
Clinard Wm, farmer
Crews John, farmer
Crews J I, farmer
Crew W W, farmer
Davis H, harness maker
Dean M C, farmer
Dwiggins Ashley, farmer
GAZETTEER. 143
Dwiggins D, farmer Perry V W, farmer
Edwards H C, farmer Plunkett J F, cabinet mkr
Fentress R E, plasterer Ray J S, princ'l normal school
Fulton R D, carpenter Rights C L, minister
Gentry John W, saw mill Robertson Albert, farmer
Glascock John B, farmer Sapp B J, physician and propr
Griffith W A & Son, carriage Sapp's Hotel
mnfrs Sapp N W, genl merchandise,
Guyer & Co, genl merchandise also hotel
Harmon J S, millwright Shields David, farmer
Hasten John, farmer Stafford Andy, farmer
Hasten M M, farmer Stafford Henry, farmer
Hendrix B Y, carpenter Stafford Levi, farmer
Hester L B, shoemaker Stafford & Son, genl mdse
Hitchcock John, farmer Starbuck Elihu, farmer
Huff E K, painter Starbuck Lewis, farmer
Hunt M J, pastor MECh Starbuck Reuben, farmer
Kerner C, physician Starbuck T C, farmer
Kerner E, physician Stewart G W, cabinet maker
Kernel I, genl merchandise; Stockton W D, genl mdse
also propr Kerner's Hotel Totten J H, minister and fmr
Kerner J G, painter Trawick S R, Principal Ker-
Kerner J J, carpenter nersville High School
Kerner N M, farmer Vance Martin, farmer
Kerner R B, mnfr tobacco Watson J W, farmer
Kerner Richard P, R R andWilson G W, farmer
express agt and telegraph Louisville.
operator
Kerner W G, magistrate andBrinkley B, farmer
carpenter Boyles T L, saw mill
King J L, mnfr plug and twistConrad A, dentist
tobacco, genl merchandise ; Conrad A E, miller and farmer
also postmaster Conrad Mrs L J, farmer
Lash Wiley (c), shoemaker Craft & Whitman, saw mill
Leak W H, mnfr tobacco andHarper & Craft, millers
distiller Hege Alex, farmer
Lewis A, mnfr buggies, etc Jnscore W H, farmer
Lindsay A D, physician andLaugenour L C, farmer
druggist Luper L C, farmer
Linville W M, farmer Mock G, farmer
Matthews L M, farmer Nissen W, agt, saw mill
144
GAZETTEER.
Sink A J, farmer Flemons C, farmer
Smith Mrs A, farmer Flynn H, farmer
Springs L W,commercial trav-Hawser I, mechanic
eler Hawser S, farmer
Stumpson A D, farmer Hawser W, farmer
Wright E H, genl store andHendrix D, farmer
postmaster
Mount Tabor.
Alspaugh J, minister
Beck V I, shoemaker
Berath J, farmer
Boose J A, farmer
Boose T, postmaster
Conrad A S, farmer
Conrad I, farmer
Conrad J, cabinet maker
Conrad T, farmer
Crim J, farmer
Dull E C, farmer
Endsley D, farmer
Lienbach I, farmer
Lienbach J I, farmer
Livengood A, farmer
Livengood J, farmer
Norman J P, farmer
Pfaff F N, farmer
Pfaff F W, farmer
Pfaff J E, farmer
Pfaff N, farmer
Pfaff P, farmer
Pfaff A E, farmer
Petree A, farmer
Petree I, farmer
Petree J A, farmer
Pratt J S, farmer
Shamell J, farmer
Snipes A C, farmer
Thomas E, farmer
Old Richmond.
Briggs Ed, farmer
Coley J, miller and postmaster J P
Hendrix J, farmer
Hendrix R, farmer
Ingram T J, farmer
Logins J, farmer
Long H, farmer
Long J, farmer
Long John, farmer
Moser W, farmer
Payne R, farmer
Payne W, farmer
Pittard J, farmer
Randleman J, farmer
Reed A, farmer
Reed H L, farmer
Riger A B, farmer
Riger S. farmer
Scales J, farmer
Scott H, farmer
Shamell G, farmer
Shamell J, farmer
Shamell W, farmer
Spece J, farmer
Spees J, farmer
Sprinkle J B, farmer
Stone T, farmer
Vogler W, farmer
Walls J, farmer
Old Town.
Banks C, farmer
Barnes S M, planter
Beck W, planter
Clatou W, farmer
Claton W F, farmer
Fulk A, blacksmith
Hauser C H, wheelwright and
GAZETTEER.
145
Hening E T, farmer
Hine F T, merchant
Hine J J, farmer
Hine T T, farmer
Hutchins J V, farmer
James F, farmer
Kiser J, farmer
Krause E T, farmer
Lawrence J, farmer
Lawrence W, farmer
Lock W J, wagon mnfr
Maracomb A, shoemaker
McGee S M, farmer
Null H N, farmer and P M
Peace W J, farmer
Pratt F M, farmer
Richmond T M, planter
Shore J, farmer
Snipe A, farmer
Smith D E, minister
Walker R, carpenter
Salem Chapel.
Caffey M D, tobacco trader
Crawford J K, farmer
Crew G H, U S storekeeper
Crews R S, dept sheriff
Crews R & Sons, tob mnfrs
Dalton T P, farmer
Fare J F, tob mnfr
Fi»Uon F, dealer in leaf tob
Haizlip £T, carpenter
Haizlip W H, brickmason
Marshall H, farmer and J P
Marshall J M, postmaster
Reed H, farmer
Reed W, farmer
Samuel H, farmer
Strader J A, merchant
Waddill J D, book agent
West C H, farmer
White R S, farmer
Zimmerman S, distiller
Sedge's Garden.
Beck F, farmer
Claton M, farmer
Clayton W, farmer
Cox R L, farmer
Crews C E, farmer
Crews J, farmer
Davis CT, blacksmith
Davis F, blacksmith
Davis J, farmer
Fulk W, farmer
Grubbs H H, farmer
Grubbs J E, farmer
Grubbs R W, farmer
Grubbs T W, farmer
Grubbs W, farmer
Hampton T P, minister
James P, farmer
Marshall T, farmer
Marshall T N, school-teacher
Marshall W, farmer
Morris T M, farmer
Ogburn N, farmer
Stultz J, farmer
Stultz T, minister
Styres J, farmer
Sullivan N F, blacksmith
Marshall J W, grist mill
Marshall S L & W N, farmers Waggoner J, postmaster
Marshall T M, farmer and J PWalker D G Jr, carpenter
Matthews L, saw mill Walker J L, farmer
Newson T T, teacher Walker T C, carpenter
Reed E, farmer Zimmerman J C, farmer
146
GAZETTEER.
Tobaccoville.
Hauser R A, physician
Kreeger J H, farmer
Kreeger J W, farmer
Long H H, farmer
Moser H T, farmer
Orrender C R, tobacconist and
postmaster
Orrender C R &Co, merchants
Reed J, farmer
Spain hour J, farmer
Vest J B, merchant
Vienna.
Apperson J, farmer
Conrad E, miller and farmer
Conrad J P, farmer
Davis S D, physician
Doub C, lime kiln
Doub EMC, farmer
Doub J, farmer
Doub J N S, farmer
Doub L, carpenter
Doub S W, farmer
Franklin J L, farmer
Hauser J, nurseryman
Hauser Saml, teacher
Hauser W, ferryman
Goslin W H Sr, farmer
Goslin W H, farmer
Greeder A L, postmaster
Kapp J H & Co, merchants
Kirk man R G, cooper
Lehman D S, blacksmith
Lemback J, farmer
Mock J, blacksmith
Mock J C, minister
Mock P Sr, blacksmith
Robbins J P, farmer
Spease H, farmer
Spease J, farmer
Sprinkle W, farmer
Yates T, ferryman
Walkerstown.
Andrews J T, mechanic
Barker E, wood workman
Cemmons S S, blacksmith
Darnell T H, dealer in fruit
Dicks W P, physician
Frazier B, farmer
Frazier S, farmer
Frazier W W, farmer
Grubbs E, farmer
Grubbs G, farmer
Grubbs J F, merchant
Grubbs T H, farmer
Hester H A, merchant
Jones J W, county surveyor
Jones M, farmer
Jones W F, farmer
Lewis J T, farmer
Linville D S, farmer
Linville E W, postmaster
Linville J, farmer
Marshall S T, farmer
Martin M, farmer
Martin W, farmer
Mecum J C, farmer
Mecum J H, blacksmith
Moir J, farmer
Morris I, chair-maker
Morris J H, physician
Morris J L, chair-maker
Morris M M, farmer
Parish R, farmer
Smith J T, shoemaker
Stewart A J, farmer
Sullivan N D, tobacco mnfr
Swain W H, farmer
Vanhoy A, farmer
Van hoy J, wood workman
GAZETTEER.
147
Vanhoy R, farmer Hufferman G, miller
Waggoner' R, fmr and miller King & Hanner, merchants
Wilson NS.with N DSullivanJohnson A, miller
May L, farmer
White Road.
Crutchfield L S, farmer
Fulp J A, merchant
Fulp W W, postmaster
Fulton H C, minister
Fulton L W, farmer
Hester B R, farmer
Hester J, farmer
Hester W H, farmer
Lewis H A, farmer
Lewis J M, farmer
Lewis L G, merchant
Linville M, farmer
Linville W S, farmer
Love J H, farmer
Lowrey & Fulp, millers
Martin J T, farmer
Pegram A G, farmer
Vance H D, farmer
Vance J S, farmer
Vance W M, farmer
Vass A G, farmer
Whicker M L, farmer
Murray J W, J P
Thompson W M, J P
Wharton T G, farmer
Woods J R, dept sheriff
Brown's Summit.
Bevill S G, farmer
Chilcutt J W, J P
Chilcutt R G, farmer
Chilcutt R L, farmer
Cunningham J C, merchant
Denney R K, M D
Doggett James, farmer
Doggett John, farmer
Traxler G R, farmer
Traxler J R, farmer
Gant James, farmer
Gaut S S, farmer
Gilchrist C, farmer
Graves J S, farmer
Lambeth J J, farmer
Lewis C A, merchant
McMichael JW.JP
Miles J, farmer
Mitchell J J, postmaster
Moore T, farmer
Moore W D, farmer
Pritchett Wm, farmer
GUILFORD COUNTY.
Brick Church.
Barker E P, minister
Bowman C A, school teacher Rankin W H, merchant
Brown B, farmer Reed A H, farmer
Brown W, farmer Reed G W, farmer
Clapp D F, merchant Reed J A, farmer
Clapp J J, farmer and tanner Rudd H, farmer
Coble W A, physician Smith W D, farmer
Coley A C, farmer Thacker I, farmer
Fogleman P, farmer Walker W T, D D
Foust & Hanner, merchants Weatherly R 0, farmer
148
GAZETTEER.
Worth WMD, farmer
Centre.
Anthony G, farmer
Davis S, farmer
Davis M, mill owner
Hodgin J, farmer
Hodgin Jonathan, farmer
Hodgin J A, merchant
Hodgin M, farmer
Lamb T C, farmer
Deep River.
Brown B A, fruit tree agent
Charles G W, farmer
Chipman Joel, farmer
Davis D L, farmer
Davis J D, merchant
Davis L F, merchant
Hedgecock J M, farmer
Mendenhall A L, farmer
Mendenhall E E, farmer and
PM
Murrow A C, U S storekeeperMendenhall j M farmer
Murrow J, farmer
Osborne O, farmer
Reynolds J, mechanic
Stanley J H, farmer
Trogden R F, mill owner
Colfax.
Bohanan B, merchant
Bowman G W, farmer
Clark J, farmer
Cude M L, farmer
Davis J A, J P
Davis R Y, postmaster
Linville D C, minister
Morgan E, merchant
Pegg P, tobacconist
Pegg W, farmer
Rood R C, farmer
Sichrist S, brickmason
Starbuck L, minister
Starbuck T C, farmer
Taylor G W, merchant
Company Mills.
Andrews A, farmer
Brown A J, farmer
Clapp L, farmer
Loman A, farmer
Wyrick J, farmer
Mendenhall S H, farmer
Welbon J R, farmer
Wheeler C J, farmer
Wheeler W, soapstone dealer
Freeman's Mills.
Anthy J, farmer
Bryant R C, farmer
Coffin A, farmer
Frazer D L, farmer
Frazer H, farmer
Frazer W, farmer
Freeman J W, farmer
Hirshman J N, miller
Johnson C, farmer
Leonard J, farmer
Love D, farmer
Marsh T B, farmer
Marsh Thos, farmer
Marsh T A, farmer
Mathews A, farmer
Nesthan J, farmer
Newman J A, farmer
Osborn C, farmer
Osborn D Jr, farmer
Osborn D Sr, farmer
Osborn E L, school teacher
Osborn R, farmer
Saferight C, farmer
GAZETTEER.
149
Saferight J, farmer
Swigget G W, farmer
Walton L, farmer
Wiley B F, farmer
Yates J, farmer
Yates L, farmer
Yates S, farmer
Friendship.
Bradshaw A M, farmer
Blaylock J N, farmer
Blalock J M, farmer
Carter C N, farmer
Cooper G, farmer
Cook & Wood, merchants
Cude M L, farmer
Duddley T T, farmer
Ector J G, physician
Idol B M, farmer
Kirkraan A G, farmer
Lindsay A H, farmer
Macy T, farmer
Pegg P, farmer
Shaw A Y, farmer
Wakefield H, farmer
Gibsonville.
Allen J, mechanic
Balsey W G, farmer
Cook M N, mechanic
Cummings J, farmer
Cummings J T F, minister
Kernodle L L, farmer
Kimball W, minister
Liviney & Bro, merchants
Pay lor J M, postmaster
Raney J N, farmer
Shepherd P L, distiller
Smith E L, farmer
Summers A, farmer
Summers J B, farmer
Summers L, farmer
Sutton J M, merchant
Thomas R, farmer
Wagoner S, farmer
Whitsitt A T, merchant
Whitsitt J B, mechanic
Williams N A, farmer
Wright W N, farmer
Gilmer's Store.
AkinD
Akin M
Akin W
Andrews J
Brown W
Burnsides M
Burnsides R
Cardin W
Causey D B
Causey G
Causey E J
Causey J
Causey K M
Causey T
Clapp G W
Clapp P K
Coble J
Coble P
Donnell N B
Donnell N S
Donnell R
Ervin F
Ervin W
Gambel E
Garrell B
Garrell D
Gilmer 0 *
Gilmer J W
Hackett J
Hackett L
Hanner A J
Hanner N A
Harden A
150
GAZETTEER.
Ingold D
I n gold M
Ingold W
Jole E C, postmaster
Jole J H
Stewart J S
Wilson J
Woodburn R
High Point.
Alexander H, merchant
Anderson Joel, farmer
Anderson Joshua, farmer
Bain J A, farmer
Barbee G W, hotel keeper
Blair S, farmer
Bliss E, farmer
Brown J R, physician
Bulla J R, lawyer
Brummell H W, farmer
Campbell D L, merchant
Clark D L, artist
Crawford H, farmer
Dalton R F, druggist
Ferabee E C, merchant
Freeman J L, farmer
Guyer G, farmer
Guyer Wesley, farmer
Harris B Y, physician
Haskins B, farmer
Haskins Henry, farmer
Hayworth J T, farmer
Hedgecock J G, farmer
Hefferson B W, R R agent
Hoi ton A S, farmer
Holton C, farmer '
Horney L B, tanner
Jarrell N C, merchant
Jarrell M, merchant
Jarrell M H, tanner
Jones Abram, farmer
Jones W O, dentist
Jordan B F, sculptor
Lindsay J A, merchant
Lindsay R L, merchant
Martin W A, grocer
Perry S, hardware merchant
Pleasant, Ragan & Co, mnts
Rankin W T, grocer
Robbins M L, postmaster
Russell Eli, tanner
Ryan Alfred, farmer
Sapp J A, physician
Smith A B, druggist
Stewart G, tinner
Tilden A F, miner
Waldrop J L, ticket agent
Wheeler R A, hdw merchant
White D P, farmer
Williams Geo, farmer
Hillsdale.
Archer Wm, physician
Barbee G W, farmer
Bevill J H, farmer
Bevill & Scott, merchants
Blackburn R, farmer
Bolding W L, farmer
Brown H C, farmer
Brown J B, farmer
Brown J H, mechanic
Busic A J, farmer
Donnell W A, farmer
Gordon W, farmer
Highfill J F, farmer
Hilton J M, farmer
Hobbs M V, farmer
Lambeth L A, farmer
Lee W H, farmer
Lewis W, mechanic
Loydd J, farmer
McAdoo P, farmer
GAZETTEER.
151
McNary J D \V, farmer
McNeely T, farmer
McMichael J B, farmer
McMichael 0, farmer
Moore W, farmer
Moore W P, farmer
Pearson John, farmer
Pearson W R, farmer
Terry W A, farmer
Walker A, farmer
Wall P, merchant
Wallson E A, minister
Winchester J W, physician
Winchester L C, farmer
Wright W F, physician
Jamestown.
Armfield D A, physician
Armfield J, farmer
Armfield J L, farmer
Armfield J S, farmer
Armfield N, farmer
Armfield S B, farmer
Armfield W J, capitalist
Benbow P, Merchant Mill
Bundy H, farmer
Burney S D, farmer
Burton J C, carpenter
Causey W F, wagon mnf
Cook T H Sr, Supt OakdaleWilliams J R, physician
Cotton Mills T ., «,
Cook W T, physician Liberty Store.
Gardner Jesse, farmer • Apple M, postmaster
Gardner J, farmer Apple P, farmer
Gray J A, Justice of the PeaceBoon J P, farmer
Gray A, minister Flack A, farmer
Hale S, farmer Flack E, farmer
Hampton S H, nurseryman Geringer SL distiller
Hodson P H, farmer
Holton A S, farmer
Holton C M, farmer
Holton J F, Oakdale Mer-
chants' Mills
Holton Q, minister
Idol W H, Eureka Merchants'
Mills
Jones Levi, distiller
Johnston J H, merchant
Lamb A & Son, gun mnfrs
Lamb H C, dep sheriff
Lee J I, blacksmith
Lamb U, farmer
Mendenhall Miss M T, farmer
Mendenhall Mrs D E, farmer
Oakdale Mnfg Co, cotton fcty
Potter H, R R agent
Ragan Rev T, merchant
Ragsdale J S, postmaster
Ragsdale J S & Bro, nursery
Reece L S, farmer
Reed W H & Co, spoke factory
Richardson J, buggy mnfr
Sapp W G & Co, merchants
Tate E & Son, plow mnfrs
Thornton E S, farmer
Wallace , mining business
Ward L H, gun mnfr
Wharton J M & Co, mchts
Wiley W M, farmer
Willis Mrs, farmer
Gilliam G W, farmer
Greener & Bro, millers
152
GAZETTEER.
Summers Mrs M L, mill
owner
Thomas J, farmer
Wyrick G, farmer,
Wyrick M, farmer
McLeansville.
Andrew J, carpenter
Cannon J, farmer
Clapp A, farmer
Cobb H, farmer
Cobb Henry
Cobb J, farmer
Denny A C, farmer
Denny J M, carpenter
Dick F, farmer
Dick H C, farmer
Donnell T B, miller
Farbis J W, distiller
Farbis F, mechanic
Faust J C, merchant
Gerringer J S, distiller
Gilmer A L, merchant
Gilmer J H, farmer
Gilmer J R, dep sheriff
Holt T, farmer
McDaniel A T, physician
McLean J, farmer
McLean J A, physician
Paisley J W, farmer
Pryer A, tailor
Rankin C, farmer
Rankin J H, farmer
Rankin R C, miller
Rankin T, farmer
Stay W R, shoemaker
Stratford A L, tanner
Stratford H B, tanner
Tickle C A, farmer
Wharton G W, farmer
Wharton W B, farmer
Wilson Eli, farmer
Wilson R, builder
Wilson W D, farmer
Wilson W R, farmer
Monticello.
Apple J M, farmer
Dimond W, farmer
Flank A, farmer
Huffins J, farmer
Maxwell A, farmer
Maxwell W, farmer
Rudd H, farmer
Rudd J H, farmer
Starrett J, farmer
Webb T M, farmer
New Garden.
Baer A P, machinist
Ballenger J F, farmer
Ballenger M S, farmer
Brown J W, farmer
Bowman R, farmer
Cartland J E, miller
Cobb M H, wheelwright
Cook J W, farmer
Cox J E, mnfr, farmer & P M
Cox J J, physician
Cox J S, supt N G boys' school
Cummins W E, farmer
Cummins W M, farmer
Dundass J, farmer
Edwards B Y, mechanic
Fitzmaurice J R, farmer
Hobbs L L, school teacher
Hobbs W, farmer
Hodgin J N, farmer
Kirk man J W, farmer
Kitchen A E, minister
Knight A, farmer
Knight N M, farmer
McCain J, farmer
McCain W, farmer
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GAZETTEER.
153
McCracken J, merchant
Pasehel E, farmer
Peele A, minister
Rayl H, miller
Smith S W H, merchant
Smith W E, farmer
Taylor S, merchant
Van Lindley J, nnrserym
Wiatt J, farmer
Oak Ridge.
Bank T B, farmer
Beeson R E. farmer
Benbow C A, farmer
Benbow J, farmer
Benbow W, farmer
Benbow W J, farmer
Blaylock M F, farmer
Blaylock R A, farmer
Boiling A J, merchant &
Bowman J, farmer
Brittian J, farmer
Browning J, farmer
Case C, farmer
Clark J B, farmer
Cook S A, farmer
Cunningham J C, farmer
Donnell \V 0, merchant
Fuller T, farmer
Gardner 8, farmer
Gardner Seth, farmer
Holt J F, farmer
Jaritson H, farmer
King John, merchant
Lowrey A, farmer
Lowrey S A, farmer
Massey J, farmer
Moore A L, farmer
Preddy H, farmer
Starbuck C, farmer
Starbuck L, farmer
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Starbuck M, farmer
Thompson J, farmer
Pleasant Garden.
Bass G W, physician
Betts W H, Prl P G Academy
Bevill T, mechanic
an Brothers W, farmer
Coble W, dentist
Cynder C, farmer
Ellington T C, mechanic
Elliot S D, farmer
Farington J, shoemaker
Fentress C, farmer
Fentress J M, nurseryman
Fentress T C, farmer
Fentress W, farmer
Fentress W C, farmer
Harden W D, merchant and
PM JP
Haskins D A, merchant and
PM
Kennett W C, farmer
King M C, minister
Kirk man Peter, farmer
Kirk man W D, farmer
Marley F, farmer
McCullock C, farmer
McCullock F, merchant
Neeley D G, farmer
Ross A S, farmer
Ross W D, farmer
Scruggs J R, minister
Siller O C, farmer
Simpson P, merchant
Slather G L, shoemaker
Smith J, farmer
Taylor T W, farmer
Tucker J, farmer
Tucker M C, farmer
Tucker Wm, farmer
154 GAZETTEER.
Wolf II B, merchant Barham Howell, farmer
Blair F S, Principal Summer-
Shaw s Mills. fieid High School and P M
Bowman G W, minister Bowe H C, farmer
Clapp J K R, farmer Brittain II U, farmer & teacher
Clapp J A, farmer Brookbank Thomas, farmer
Coble A, shoemaker Brown Eli, farmer
Coble M, farmer Calhoun Win, farmer
Cosby D M, gunsmith Calhoun Jonathan, fanner
Cosby W W, farmer Canada Win, farmer
Dixon R, miller Carter John, shoemaker
Foust D L, blacksmith Case Thomas, farmer and J P
Foust E C, farmer Case W H, farmer
Foust S E, merchant Clark Benj, farmer
Friddle O, farmer Clark Berry, farmer
Greeson D, farmer Chapel Geo, farmer
Greeson D L, farmer Deans D T, minister
Mebane W M, merchant Evans J G, farmer
Nees C G, farmer Gamble J G, farmer
Nees J A, farmer Harris C F, minister
Phipps G W & Son, millers Harris C R, farmer
Phipps S W & Co, millers Harris James, farmer
Shaw C W, farmer Holbroke James, farmer
Shaw G E, mechanic Hoskins, Jos, merchant
Shaw W A C, miller and PMHoskins Thomas, farmer
Shoffner H B, farmer Hoskins Geo O, farmer
Shoffner P M G, farmer Hoskins W H, farmer
Shoffner Riley, shoemaker Highfell Jere, farmer
Starr G A, farmer Highfell Fenner, farmer
Starr G F, farmer Highfell Bartlett, farmer
Stewart G W, farmer Highfell John, farmer
Stewart L M, school teacher Highfell D A, minister
Thorn M D farmer Johnson Thompson, farmer
Walker W B, mechanic Johnson Bird, farmer
Welker G W, minister Lloyd Milton, farmer
Welker W A, school teacher Lloyd John, farmer
White D, farmer Lindsay Allen, farmer
Wilson P, farmer McMichael Archibald, farmer
Woody ND, miller McMichael J M, farmer
_ , , McMichael Lee, farmer
SummerHeld. McMichael Jesse, farmer
Barker Henry, farmer McMichael Wm, farmer
GAZETTEER.
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Medearis F M, farmer
Ogburn J L, farmer and J P
IVav James.Jfarmer and tradei
Parish Benj, farmer
Parish Thomas, farm laborer
Parish James, farm laborer
Parish Charles, blacksmith
Pontain Call iff, buggy mnfr
Proctor Martin, carpenter
Robinson E P, farm laborer
Rhoads J T, farmer and J P
Stofford David, farmer
Smith Geo, farmer and merct
Smith Robt, farm laborer
Smith Jim, farmer
Stanley Theodore, farmer
Stanley Ivinson, farmer
Stanley Allen, farm lab
Stanley Cicero, farm lab
Sutton Henry, farmer
Strader Ruffin, farmer
Thomas Robt, farmer
Thorpe James, farmer
Vance Win, farmer
Willsou Archibald, farmer
Willson Joel, farmer
Willson Walter, farmer
Willson C H, constable
■Willis Hugh, physician
Wilson W H, minister
Winfree Wyatt, farmer
Winfree Stewart, farmer
Westminster.
Beard W L, postmaster
Briggs H C, buggy ironer
Davis H, farmer
Davis S, farmer
Elliott A, farmer
Gassett G T, mechanic
Gassett N, farmer
Hammer , carpenter
Henley D, farmer
Horney S G, farmer
Ledbetter E, sewing mach agt
Ledbetter H, merchant
Poe J T, farmer
Richardson J, buggy mnfr
Spencer N L, carpenter
Stack L T, blacksmith
Stuart E, farmer
Wheeler D, farmer
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Having a large circulation makes an excellent
Advertising Medium.
LIST OF MERCHANTS
In Forsyth, Guilford and Adjoining Counties, Alpha-
betically Arranged.
Anderson & Co, Bethania, Gant J M, Madison
Forsyth county Galloway R R, Mt Airy
Bain T W, Rural Hall Gilm* r,*Moore & Moore, Mt
Baity W D, Cross Roads Ch, Airy
Yadkin Gilmer R S, Mt Airy
Barus & Me.Cann Grubbs Jesse, Salem Chapel
Beard & Roberts, Kernersville Gvvyn R R & Co, Elkin
Birch & Jones, Old Richmond, Haleolm & Kirkman, Long-
Surry town
Black & Pierce, Madison Halderfield H, Rockford
Blackwell & Early, Yadkin- Hamlin Jas D, Huntsville
ville Harding Bros, Huntsville
Blackwell & James, Yadkin- Harkrader & Co, Dobson
ville Hart & Co, Clemmonsville
Boling A J, Oak Ridge Hawks Frield
Boyles Albot, Dalton's ' Hawks G W, Cold Spring
Boyles Virgil, Pilot Mountain Hawks J 0 & G W.Piper'sGap
Boyles V & B, Pilot Mt Hay more Dean, Mt Airy
Campbell Win, Germanton Hester Henry, Walkertown
Cooper D M & Co, Dobson Hines A M, Mt Airy
Cox S F, Dalton Hines Frank, Old Town
Dalton D N, Dalton Hollyfield W B, Rockford
Davis Abner, Boonville Howard M C, West Bend
Davis A H, Smith's Grove, Hunter & Allen, Smith Grove
Davie Jarvis S H, Farmington
Davis B F, Tom's Crk, Surry Jarvis Willie, Cross Roads Ch
Edwards Abe, Dalton Johnson F M & Co, Farming-
Estes W W, Dan bury ton
Fair H J, Prestonville, Stokes Jones B F, Panther Branch
Flynn H, Bethania Joyce J T, Westfield
Fulk Jno A, White Roads Joyce & Sons, Danbury
Fulk W W, White Roads King J L, Kernersville
Fulton J & Co, Sauratown Lackey H C, Colesville
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Lash W A, Walnut Cove Rawley J P, Mt Airy
Lehman O J & Co, Bethania Riggs T J, Dobson
Lindsay A II, Friendship Reinhart D D, Longtown
MeCann James, Jonesville Reives M C & R E, Siloam
McCraw F M, Jonesville Robinson & Co, Blum's Creek
Marion & Daniel, Pilot Mt Smith C C, Peter's Creek
Martin D A, East Bend Smith Jno L, Westfield
Martin F H, East Bend Southern W C, Wilson's Store
Martin J A, Jonesville Sparger J H, Mt Airy
Martin Th os, West field Strader & Williams, Salem
Moore & Moore, Mt Airy Chapel
Moore & Turner, Wilson's Tatum J E & W E, Metal
Store Ridge
Morris,Gaither&Co, FranciseoTranson & Co, Pfafftown
Mover Dr R A, Francisco Vance & Co, Rocky Springs
Myers James & Son, Mt Nebo Watts W H, Dalton
Myers & Jones, Mt Nebo Waugh N G & N B & Co, Dob-
Nash J B & Son, Smith Grove son
Newsom, Five Forks, Stokes Welch G C, Arrab, Surry
Nunn A J, Sandy Plains Wilder S T, Walnut Cove
Orrender C R & Co, BethaniaWilliams I, Richmond Hill
Pegram & Guyer,Kernersville Williams Jno, Boonville
Pepper & Sons, Danburv Wilson W J, Pilot Mt
Poindexter R C, East Bend Wolf Jno, Bethania
Prather T F, Mt Airy Wright Eugene, Louisville
Preston J W, Prestonville
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North Carolina Post Office Directory.
Those marked (c. h.) are the County Scats; those marked
with an asterisk (*) are Money Order Post offices.
POST-OFFICE. g, COUNTY.
Abbottsburg Bladen
Abbott's Creek Davidson
Adams' Mills Union
Advance Davie
Albemarle (c h.), Stanley
A I hereon Duplin
Alexandrians Mecklenburg
Alfordsville Robeson
Alamance Guilford
Allenton Robeson
Alma Robeson
Alpine Surry
Aman's Store Onslow
Ames' Turnout Union
Amity Hill Iredell
Amnion Bladen
Anderson's Store Caswell
Angola Pender
Ansonville Anson
Antioch Robeson
Apex Wake
Apple Grove. Ashe
Aquone Macon
Arcadia Davidson
Archer Lodge Johnston
Areola Warren
Arden Buncombe
Arirvle Cumberland
Armour Columbus
Aahboro(c. h) Randolph
♦Asheville (c. h.) Buncombe
Asbeford McDowell
Ashland Caswell
Ashton Pender
Aspen Grove Rockingham
Auburn Wake
Aulander Bertie
Auman'a Hill Montgomery
Aurelian Spring's Halifax
Aurora Beaufort
Averasboro Harnett
POST-OFFICE. COUNTY.
Avery's Creek Buncombe
Avoca Bertie
Ayersville Stokes
Baird's Creak Pamlico
*Bakersville (c. h.) Mitchell
Bald Creek Yancey
Ballen tine's Mill Wake
Balsam Grove Transylvania
Bamboo 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 Roads Sampson
Beam's Mills Cleaveland
Bear Creek Chatham
Bear Poplar Rowan
Bear Wallow Henderson
Beasly Hill Johnston
Beattie's Ford Lincoln
Beatty's Bridge Bladen
Beaufort (c. h.) Carteret
Beaumont Chatham
Beaver Cherokee
Beaver Creek Ashe
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 Iredell
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
Bilesville Stanley
Black Creek a ... Wilson
Blackmail's Mills Sampson
Blackmar Rowan
Black Rivei" Chapel .. ..Sampson
Black Hock Cleaveland
Bladenboro Bladen
Blocker's Cumberland
Blount's Creek Beaufort
Blowing Rock Watauga
Blue Ridge . ..Henderson
Blue's Crossing 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
Bost'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 Moore
Brodie Place Warren
Brogden's Mill Wayne
Brooklin Robeson
Brookston WTarren
Brower'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 Paper Mills Cleaveland
Bug Hill Columbus
Bull Heak Greene
Bunn's Level. Harnett
Burgaw Depot Fender
Bui mingtown . . Macon
Burnsville (c h.) Yancey
Burnt Chimney Rutherford
Busbee Buncombe
Bush Hill Randolph
Bushy Fork Person
Butler Rutherford
Butler's Ford . . Montgomery
Byarsville Cleaveland
B3'rdsville Columbus
Cabbin Creek Montgomery
Cagle's Mills Randolph
Cain's Branch McDowell
Cairo Anson
Calahan Davie
Caldwell Institute 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-OFFICES.
FOST-OFFICE. COUNTY.
Camp Creek Burke
Cana Davie
Cane Creek Chatham
Cane River Yancey
Carson's Creek Transylvania
Carter's Mills, Moore
♦Carthage (c. h.) Moore
Gary Wake
Gaaher's Valley Jackson
Castalia Nash
Cataloochee Haywood
Catawba Catawba
Catherine Lake Onslow
Cedar Cliff Alamance
Cedar Creek Cumberland
Cedar Dale Pender
Cedar Falls Randolph
Cedar Grove Orange
Cedar Hill Anson
Cedar Mountain Transylvania
Cedar Rock Franklin
Cedar Hun Alexander
Cedar Valley Caldwell
Celo Yancey
Centre Guilford
Centre Grove Person
Cerro Gordo Columbus
Chalk Level Harnett
Chandler's Grove.... Montgomery
•Chapel Hill Orange
Charleston (c. h.) Swain
♦Charlotte (c. h.) Mecklenburg
Cherry field Transylvania
Cherry Lane Alleghany
Cherryville Gaston
Chestnut Hill Ashe
Chestnut Ridge Yadkin
Chimney Rock Rutherford
China Grove Rowan
Chocowinity Beaufort
Chronicle Catawba
Clark's Mills Moore
Clarkton Bladen
Clay Foik Cumberland
Clayton Johnston
Clear Creek . . Cabarrus
Cleaveland Mills Cleaveland
Clemmonsville Davidson
*Clinton (c. h.) Sampson
Clover Orchard Alamance
Cobton Craven
Coburu's Store Union
Coddle Creek Cabarrus
Coinjock Currituck.
rOST-OFFICE. COUNTY.
Colerain Rertie
Cole's Mills .Randolph
Cole's Store Randolph
Colesville Stokes
Collettsville Caldwell
Columbia (c. h) Tyrrell
"Columbus (c. h.) Polk
Comfort Jones
Company Mills 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 Haywood
Covington Richmond
Cowan's Ford Mecklenburg
CoxviJle ..Pitt
Crab Tree Haywood
Grain's Creek Moore
Cranberry Forge Mitchell
Creswell Washington
Croatan 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
Cunn:ngham's Store Person
Curriersville Moore
Curtis' Mills Alamance
Cypress Creek Bladen
Capel's Mill Richmond
Cloudland Mitchell
Colfax Guilford
Columbia Factory Randolph
Crossville ■ • * • Gates
Crow-ell'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 Landing Bladen
Dyer'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
Dockeiy Wilkes
Double Shoal Cleaveland
Douglas Rockingham
Dover Craven
Downingville Bladen
Dowusville Caldwell
Dry Creek Montgomery
Dry's Mill Cabarrus
Duncan's Creek Rutherford
Duck Creek Onslow
Dudley Wayne
Dundarrach Robeson
Darant'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. n.) 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
El mwood Iredell
*Enfleld Halifax
England's Point Cherokee
Englehard Hyde
Enoch ville Rowan
Erie Mills. Montgomery
Envinsville Cleaveland
Eupeptic Springs Iredell
Euphrouia Moore
Eureka Alamance
Fair Bluff Columbus
Fairfax Swain
Fairfield Hyde
Fair Grove Davidson
Fair Haven Moore
Fair View Buncombe
Faison's Depot Duplin
Falkland Pilt
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 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.
Footville Yadkin
Forbush Yadkin
Forest villo Wake
Fork Church Davie
Forks or Pigeon Haywood
Forks of Tennessee Swam
Forney's C reek Swain
Fork Swamp Beaufort
Fort Landing Tyrrel
Fountain Hill Greene
Foust's Mill Randolph
Francisco Stokes
-Franklin (c. h.) Macon
•Franklinton Franklin
Frankliuville Randolph
Freeman's Mills Guilford
Fremont Wayne
French Broad Buncombe
French Creek Church Bladen
Friedburg Forsythe
Friendship Guilford
Fulton Davie
Gaddysville Robeson
Gamble's Store Rutherford
Gap Civil (G. h.) .. .. Alleghany
Gap C'erek Ashe
Garden Creek Haywood
Garrabaldi Gaston
Garysburg Northampton
Gastonia Gaston
Gatesville (c. h.) .Gates
Gatlington Gates
Georgetown Jackson
German ten 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
Glencoe 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-OFFICE. COUNTY.
Gushen Wilkes
Graham (c. h.) Alamance
Grange Transylvania
Granite Hill Iredell
Grantsboro Pamlico
Grantville Buncombe
Grantham's Store Wayne
Grape Creek Cherokee
Grassy Knob Rutherford
Grassy Creek Mitchell
Gravel Hill .Bladen
Gray Eagle Buncombe
Cray's Chapel Randolph
Gray's Creek Cumberland
Greenlee's McDowell
Green Hill Rutherford
Green Level Wake
Green Mountain Yancey
Green River Henderson
Green Rock Caldwell
*Greensboro [c. h.j Guilford
Green's Grove Rutherford
Greenville [c. h.] Pitt
Greenwood Moore
Grisssom Granville
Grist's Station Columbus
Grove Chatham
Gulf Chatham
Gulley'sMill 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
Hamburgh Jackson
Hamilton Martin
Hamlet Richmond
Hamptonville Yadkin
llannersville Davidson
Hanrahan Pitt
Happy Home Burke
Hare's Store Johnston
Ilarlowe Carteret
Harper's Johnston
Harper's Cross Roads Chatham
Harrel'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
Hartsborn 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
Heatbsville Halifax
Hebron Mecklenburg
Heilig s Mill . . .Rowan
Helton .. Aslie
*Henderson Granville
Hendersonville [c. h J. ..Henderson
Henry's McDowell
Herringsville Sampson
♦Hertford [c. h.] Perquimans
Hester's Store Person
*Hickory Catawba
Hickory Grove Wake
Hicksville.. Rutherford
Higblands Macon
Hightowers Caswell
*High Point Guilford
High Shoals Gaston
Hilliadston Nash
*Hillsboro [c. h.] Orange
Hillsdale Guilford
Hill's Store Randolph
Hoffman 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
FOST-OFFICE. COUNTY.
Horse Cove Macon
Horse Shoe Henderson
Hothouse Cherokee
Howellsville Robeson
Hudson ville Caldwell
Hall's X Roads Lincoln
Hunsueker's Store. . . .Montgomery
Huntersville 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 Haywood
Iron Hill.. Columbus
Iron Station Lincoln
Island Ford Rutherford
Ivy Madison
Ivy Gap Yancey
Jackson fc. 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
Jarvisbnrg 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-OFFICE. COUN ty.
Keenersville .Mitchell
Kelvin Grove Wake
Kemp's Mill Randolph
*Kenansville [c h.] Duplin
Kendall Anson
Kernersville Forsyth
Keys Buncombe
Keyser Moore
Killian's Mills Lincoln
Kimbolton Chat li am
King's Greek Caldwell
•King's Mountain Cleaveland
Kinnekeet Dare
"Kinston [e. h ] ..Lenoir
Kirk's Mills Stanley
"Kittrell Granville
Kitty Hawk. . .. Currituck
Knap of Heeds Granville
Knob Greek Cleaveland
Knott's Island Currituck
Knott's Store Anson
Kyle's Landing Cumberland
La Grange Lenoir
Lake Comfort Hyde
Lake Landing Hyde
Lanesboro Anson
Lane's Creek Union
Lassiter's Mills *. . Randolph
Latham's Beaufort
Laurel Franklin
Laurinburg Richmond
Laurel Branch Alleghany
Laurel Hill Richmond
Laurel Springs Ashe
Lawsonville Rockingham
Leacbburg Johnston
Leaksville Rockingham
Leasburg Caswell
Lebanon Columbus
Ledger Mitchell
Lee Madison
LeechviHe Beaufort
Lee's Mills Washington
Lee's Store Halifax
Leesville Robeson
Leicester Buncombe
-Lenoir [c h.] Caldwell
Lenox Castle Rockingham
Leo Stanly
Level Cross Randolph
Level Plains Randolph
Lewis Forks Wilkes
Lewiston Bertie
POST-OFFICE. COUNTY.
Lewisville Forsyth
♦Lexington re. h.] Davidson
Liberty Hill Iredell
Liberty Store Guilford
Lick Creek Davidson
Lick Log Creek Clay
Lilesville Anson
Lillington [c. h.] Harnett
•Lincolnton [c. h.] Lincoln
Line Hill ..Ashe
LinvilleCove Mitchel
Linville Store Burke
Li n wood Davidson
Lisbon Sampson
Little Creek Madison
Little Pine Creek Madison
Little River Alexander
Little River Academy ..Cumberland
Little's Mills Richmond
Little Rock Creek Mitchell
Little Sugar Loaf Bladen
"Littleton Halifax
Lockville Chatham
Locust Hill Caswell
Locust Level Stanly
Logan's Store Rutherford
Long Branch 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 Wilkes
Lovclady Caldwell
Love's Level Union
Lowesville Lincoln
Low Gap Surry
Li >y's Shop Alamance
Lumber Bridge Robeson
*Lumberton [c. h.] Robeson
Lynch Madison
Lynn Madison
Lynn Polk
Lyon's Landing Bladen
McBride's Mill Watauga
McCrary's Store Alamance
McLeansville Guilford
Macedonia Montgomery
Mackey's Ferry Washington
♦Macon Depot Warren
NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.
POST-OFFICE. COUNTY.
Madison Rockingham
*Magnolia Duplin
Makelyville Hyde
Manchester Cumberland
Mangum Richmond
Manly Ashe
Manly Station Moore
Mann's Harbor Dare
Manson Warren
Manteo [c. h.J. Dare
Maple Cypress Craven
Maple Springs Wilkes
Margarettesville Northampton
*Marion [c. h.J McDowell
Marlboro Pitt
Marley's Mills Randolph
Marsden Bladen
*Marshall [c, h.J Madison
Mars Hill Madison
Martindale Mecklenburg
Martin's Mill Montgomery
Matthews. Mecklenburg
Mayiield Rockingham
Maysville Jones
Meadow Hill Wilkes
Meadows Stokes
Mears Bluff Brunswick
Meat Camp Watauga
*Mebanesville Alamance
Meeksville Wilson
Melrose Robeson
Mellville Alamance
Melvin Hill Polk
Mrchant Mills Gates
Merrimou Halifax
Merry Mount Warren
Merry Oaks Chatham
Micaville Yancey
Middleburg Warren
Middle Cane Watauga
Middle Swamp .Bladen
Middleton Hyde
Midway Davidson
Mill Biidge Rowan
Mill Creek Person
Milleclgeville .Montgomery
Miller's Creek Wilkes
Millertown Rowan
Mill Hill Cabarrus
Mill River Henderson
Mills' Spring Polk
*Milton Caswell
Mingo Sampson
Mint Hill Mecklenburg
POST-OFFICE. COUNTY.
Mo.ksville [c. h.] Davie
Motrin's Mills Randolph
Moncure Chatham
*Monroe [c. h.] Union
Monroeton Rockingham
Monticello Guilford
Montpelier Richmond
Mooresboro Cleaveland
Moore's Creek Pender
Moore's Mills , Wake
Mooresville. Iredell
Mooshaunee. Moore
Moravian Falls Wilkes
Morehead City Carteret
Morctz Mills Watauga
Morgan Hill Buncombe
Morgan's Mills Union
*Morganton [c h.] Burke
Morrisville Wake
Morton's Store Alamance
Morven .Anson
Moss Neck Robeson
Mountain Creek Catawba
Mountain Island Gaston
Mountain View Warren
*Mount Airy Surry
Mount Bethel Alexander
Mount Energy Granville
Mount Gilead Granville
Mount Mourne Iredell
Mount Nebo Yadkin
Mount Olive Wayne
Mount Pisgah Alexander
Mount Pleasant Cabarrus
Mount Prospect Union
Mount Sterling Haywood
Mount Tabor. Forsyth
Mount Tirza Person
Mount Ulla Rowan
Mount Vernon Rowan
Mount Zion Wilkes
Mouth of Buffalo Ashe
Moyock Currituck
Muddy Fork Cleaveland
Mud Lick Chatham
Mulberry Wilkes
Mull Grove Catawba
Mu nn's Station Moore
Mini'ieesboro Hertford
♦Murphy [c. h.J Cherokee
Mutual Love Mecklenburg
Myatt's Mills Wake
Nantahalah Swain
NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.
POST-OFFICE. COUNTY.
Narrows . Stanly
Nashville [c. h Nash
Nathan's l reek 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 Randolph
New Sterling Iredell
New Supply Brunswick
•Newton [c h ] Catawba
Newton lirove Sampson
Nicholson's Alamance
Nicholson's Mills Iredell
Xicholsonville Cleaveland
Norton's Jackson
North Brook Lincoln
Noith Cove McDowell
North Fork Ashe
Norwood Stanly
Nottla 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 Hyde
Old Fort McDowell
Old Furnace Gaston
Old Hundred Richmond
Old Shop Wake
Old Town Forsythe
Olin Iredell
Olive Branch Union
Olive Hill Person
Orange Factory Orange
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POST-OFFICE. COUNTY.
Oregon Rockingham
( >re Knob Ashe
Ore Hill Chatham
Ormonsville Greene
Osbornville Wilkes
Osgood.; Chatham
Otter Creek Rutherford
Outlaw's Bridge Duplin
Owenville .Sampson
•Oxford [c. h.] Granville
Oxford's Ford Catawba
Pacolet Falls Polk
Pacific Franklin
Pactolus Pitt
Paint Rock Madison
Palmyra Halifax
Palo Alto Onslow
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 Robeson
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
Persimmon 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 Ran Watanga
Piueville Mecklenburg
Piney Creek Alleghany
Pin Hook Depot Gaston
Pink Bed Henderson
Pink Hill Lenoir
Pinnacle Henderson
Pioneer Mills Cabarrus
Pireway Ferry.... Columbus
Pisgab Randolph
Pitch Landing Hertford
*Pittsboro |~c. h ] .Chatham
Pleasant Garden Guilford
Pleasant Grove Alamance
Pleasant Hill Northampton
Pleasant Home Lincoln
Pleasant Ridge Gaston
Pleasansville Rockingham
Plummerville Robeson
Plumtree Mitchell
♦Plymouth [c. h] Washington
Pocket Moore
Point Caswell Pender
Polkton Anson
Pnllocksvtlle Jones
Pool Rowan
Poor's Ford Rutherford
Poplar Branch Currituck
Poplar Grove Polk
Poplar Hill Anson
Portsmouth Carteret
Potecasi Northampton
Powelton Richmond
Prather's Creek . . . Alleghany
Prestonville Stokes
Price's Mill Union
Price's Store Rockingham
Pinceton Johnston
Prospect Hall Bladen
Prospect Hill Caswell
Prosperity Moore
Providence Chatham
Purlear's Creek Wilkes
Purley ...Caswell
Quaker Gay Stokes
Quallatown Jackson
Query's Mecklenburg
•Raleigh (c. h ) Wake
Ramsay town Yancey
Ramsayville Madison
Ranaleburg Mecklenburg
POST-OFFICE. COUNTY.
Ransom's Bridge Nash
Ray wood Union
I ieady Branch Wilkes
Red Banks Robeson
Red Cross Ranoolph
Redche's River Wilkes
Red Hill Mitchell
Red Mouutain Orange
Red Oak Nash
Red Plains .. Yadkin
Red Shoals. Stokes
Reed Creek Davidson
*Reidsville Rockingham
Resaca Duplin
Reynoldson 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
Ridgeway Warren
Riggsbee'a Store Chatham
Riley's Cross Roads. . . . Franklin
Ringwood Halifax
Riverdale Craven
River Hill Iredell
River View Mecklenburg
Rives' Chapel Chatham
Roaring Gap Wilkes
Roaring River Wilkes
Robbinsville (c. h.) Graham
Robersonville Martin
Roberson Columbus
Robin Hill Cumberland
Roanoke Martin
Rock Dale Macon
Rock Creek Alamance
Rock Cut Iredell
Rock Fish Duplin
Rockford Surry
"Rockingham Richmond
Rock Level Rockingham
Rock Spring Orange
Rockwell Rowan
Rocky Meadow Davidson
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Rocky Pass McDowell
Rocky Point Pender
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