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SMOAK & PRITCHETT,
Third Street, .in New Gray Block, Sign
Gold Boot,
WINSTON. 1ST. C.
Hava tla.© Beetj'.A.rra.aa.g'ea. axxa. Pinest
SHOE and.HAT STORE
In the State. They have sole control in the town of the celebrated
Zeigler Bros'. Shoes, for men, ladies, misses and children ; Bennett <fe
Barnard's fine Shoes, for ladies and misses ; Blanchard & Little's, for
ladies and misses; Frank & Pray's, for ladies and misses; Groves'
hand-made easy Shoes, for old ladies ; Hutton & Bliss' fine Dress Shoes,
for men ; Jno. Faust & Son's fine Shoes and Boots, for men ; Winches-
ter hand-made Boots and Shoes, for men ; Means' $3 Shoes, for men
and boys (the cheapest shoes in the world); Parker, Holmes <fc Go's
$2.50 shoes, for men (the best made for the price), and a great many
other goods too numerous to mention here, from the cheapest to the
best, at prices to suit the people. They also keep the best stock of
-^fc>
CbHATSs
In the State, and'are agents for Stetson Hats, the best hat made.
Call on them,, if you want the worth of your money
SERGEANT MANUFACTURING CO.,
Greensboro, ^T. O.
MANUFACTURERS OF
FARRAB TURBINE WATER WHEEL,
COOK AND HEATING STOVES,
Saw Mills, Cane Mills, Horse Powers
Plows, Straw Cutters, Andirons, /
And Castings of E\ °ry Description.
i«~Send for Price-List. \
H. H. CARTLAND,
AND DEALER IN
CASSIMERES I FURNISHING GOODS.
AGENT * FOR ♦ "CROWN ♦ SEWING * MACHINE,
Greenstooro, 2V. O.
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Loan and Trust Co.
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GREENSBORO, N. C.
Depository of the State of North Carolina
and the County of Guilford.
Capital Stock, - - $ 25,000 00 §
Surplus and Profits, - 90,343 96 £
Deposits (July 15), - - *97,984 54 t
Transacts a General Banking Business. Negotiates *|
Loans on Real Estate and the Sale of Bonds on ♦*♦
Manufacturing Plants. Acts as Execu- i*
tor, Administrator, Trustee, Guard- $
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ian, Assignee, Receiver. A ♦{:♦
Legal Depository for £
Court and Trust t|*
Funds. *!♦
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OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT ?
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Is especially adapted to the needs of those who do not £
wish to take the trouble and responsibility of loaning jt
& their money. We pay four per cent, interest, com- *.
$ pounded every three months. Interest begins the first jj>
♦$♦ day of every month. *<
X Special attention given to the Business %
i of Farmers. X
$ 7
" - u whartoN President. R. G. VAUGHN, Treasurer.
J. A. FAY & EG AN CO.
Owners and Operators
J. A. FAY (SL CO. The EGAN COMPANY,
Front, John, Water and Smith Sts. Cent, ire., Front, John and Greenleaf Sts.
MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED AND PATENTED
WOOD WORKING MACHINERY
GREENSBORO BRANCH:
No. 331 South Elm Street, O. C. Wysong, Sales Agent,
FACTORsY: CINCINNATI, OHIO.
You Find 'Em Everywhere!
Ward's \Shoes.
Rankin Brothers Grocery Company,
THE UP-TO-DATE
GROCBRS.
ine Groceries oxaT^^^^cieiltAZ
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DIRECTORY
OF
Greensboro, Salem
and Win^Ionf
MZET
AUD glULFORiraWRTftS.-
BY THE
INTERSTATE DIRECTORY COMPANY,
32 S. Broad St., Atlanta, Ga.,
Publishers of Directories of Tyler, Tex.; Gainesville, Marietta, Griffin
Barnesville, Rome, Cartersville, Columbus, Macon, Ga.; Bir-.
mingham, Ala.; Greenville, S. C; Charlotte, Greensboro,
Winston and Salem, N. C; Anniston, Ala.; Geor-
gia Pacific Gazetteer, Richmond and Dan-
ville Gazetteer ; Montgomery, Ala.,
and others South and West.
PRICE
2.50.
Note. — General Advertisers desiring to reach the trade of the
South-Atlantic States permanently andcheaply through our
Directory communication, or wishing books for mail-
ing purposes, address as above for particulars,
terms of present and intended publications.
Atlanta, Georgia:
H. H. Dickson, Book and Job Printer, 32 S. Broad Street.
1884.
V
AV
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
W. B. FARRAR,
JEWELER and ENGRAVER,
DEALER IN
SILVER PLATED WARE
NOVELTIES
OF E7RY DESCRIPTION IN THIS LINE.
Under Benbow House, Greensboro, N. C.
irate m
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Office in Lindsay Building, up stairs, cor. East Market and
North Elm Streets.
Teeth Extracted without Pain by the use of Nitrous Oxide
I. W. DURHAM]
MaBufacturer of and Dealer in
Marble 1 Granite Monuments,
BE&9ST0XES, STATUARY, TABLETS. TILES, ETC..
Contracts taken for every Description of Building Stone and
Cemetery Work,
Fourth St., near Public Square, - - WINSTON, N. C.
■J
Cfc^
Herewith is presented the City Directory of Greensboro,
Salem and Winston, and Gazetteer of Forsyth and Guilford
Counties. Pains have been taken to make it complete in all
its departments, and while an occasional error, unavoidable
in works of this class, may appear, we have no hesitancy in
claiming it superior to all former efforts in this line, and we
think it will be so appreciated by the general public.
It is our intention to make the publication permanent,
every two years, and to add to its usefulness with each volume.
Respectfully,
ll .- ■ MM
October, 1884.
C. M. Gardner.
H. H. DicksoN.
to estimate the total.
POPULATION.
Note 3 is used as a multiple by which
Greensboro— White Names, -
Colored Names,
1,111 -
735
- - 3,333
- 2,205—5,538
Salem — White Names, - -
Colored Names, - -
- 714 -
255
-
- - 2,142
- - 765—2,907
Winston— White Names,
Colored Names, -
1,424 -
510
-
- - 4,272
- - 1,530—5,807
Total, Salem and Winston, - 8,714
3^5056
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Jacob Tise.
J. H. Masten.
JACOB fill I CO.
<Z^>DEALERS IN^Z>
NOTIONS,
Hats, Boots, Shoes,
READY- MADE GIOTIING,
Groceries, eto.
THE OLDEST JEWELRY STORE
IN WINSTON AND SALEM.
WM. T. VOQLER,
Next Dook to Wachovia National Bank, Main Street,
WINSTON, N. C,
—H-KEEPS THE LARGEST STOCK OF'-W—
dlodk^, Wktdlje^ Jewelfy,
SILVER M SILVER-PLATED WARE,
WALKING CANES, GOLD PENS, Etc.
SPEm(5LES*AND*EYE*GLASSES*0F*EYERY*DES&PJPTI0N.
Engagement Rings a specialty. Engraving neatly done on an Electro-
Engraving Machine. REPAIRING of Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry done promptly, and all work Warranted.
GENERAL INDEX.
Appeddix ,
GREENSBORO.
Greensboro Institutions and
General Directory 45
SALEM AND WINSTON.
Salem and Winston Institu-
tions and General Directory.. 45
Business Directory 157
Gazetteer Department 193
GREENSBORO ADVERTISERS.
Alford & Mlchaux 30
Armfield G. Will 2d fly
Bennett Seminary 30
Boyd R. F. Co lines
CaJlum Bros. & Co lines
Callum S Harding 25
Cartland H. H 1st paster
Central Protestant The 32
Daily Workman The 32
Doub W. C 30
Farrar \V. B «.. 2
Olascock G. T 32
Griffith Dr. J. W.. next introductory
Hampton J. S. & Co 28
Houston Levi 31
Hughes Milton T 28 and 29
Huntly Dr. J. P 25
Jones of Binghamton 26
Kirkpatrick D. N 29
Lindley J. C. & Bro 32
Macon Commercial College top
reading pages
Magic City Copying Co 25
Moore's Business University
top reading pages
NewcombeE G lines
Odell Hardware Co 1st fly
Park Dr. W. T '27
Patriot Tbe 31
Rodgers Robt L 23
Sergeant Manf'g Co 1st paster
Smith Frank F "
amithdeal Bus. College 1st cover
Southern Copying Co.. 27
Taylor Thomas M 25
Thornton J. J 27
Wharton & Wharton 30
Williams H. J 2d fly
WINSTON AND SALEM AD-
VERTISERS.
Allen E J 1st cover
Barrow J. S. & Sons 4th fly
Belo House 63
Blum E 6
Blair F. S 64
Broadaway J. S 62
Blum Irving 3d fly
Boozer Geo. A 6
Butner T. M 64
Carter W. T. & Co back paster
Cheap John 62
Cooper W. J 65
Dalton Dr. D. N 62
Davis Mrs. N. S 6
Durham I. W 2
Fries F. & H 10
Gray E. E 66
Gray & Martin lines
Giersh & Senseman 67
Hopkins J. N 3d fly
Jacobs J back cover
Kernersville High School 7
Kerner & Oldham 61
Kester J. H 63
King D. H 1st cover
Macon Commercial College top
reading pages
Meinung F. C 66
Montague Dr 61
Moore's Business University top
reading pages
Nissen C. F & Co 68
People's Press 65
Perkins R. B 64
Piedmont Warehouse 3d fly
Rempson W. S 64
Ryttenburg Bros 12
Salem Academy 4th fly
Shore N. T. & Co 9
Smith & Brown lines
Smoafc & Pritchett 1st paster
Stewart Geo 8
Styron & Styron 63
Tise C. H 7
Tise Jacob <fe Co 4
Thompson Dr. V. 0 61
Thompson V. O. & Co 67
Union Republican 67
Vance J. A 8
Vogier Wm. T.., 4
Watkins Dr. C. J 62
Welfare C. R 9
Western Sentinel next 68
White J. A. & Sons 9
Williamson & Corrie lines
Winston Leader 66
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
SIGN OF THE BIG COFFEE POT.
GEO. A. BOOZER,
DEALER IN
rrOWIS, TINWARE:
Hoofing, Guttering,
SHEET IK,02ST "WORK:
Salem, 1ST. O.
DEALER IN
NOTIONS,
Fancy Goods § Toys,
West Side Main St., 1 Door South Central Hotel,
' WINSTON, N. C.
Tinware, Crockery, Tin Repairing
■A.2TX)
GEOCERIES,
Liberty St., N. E. Limits, Winston, Forsyth Co., N. C.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
t^==sp"trz" OITB 0^*=^J
USE'S WISH! IMPROVED TWO-BUCKET WELL HXTBHS
Patented, Manufactured
and for sale by
O. H. TISE,
WINSTON, N. C.
Mothers, your children
can draw the water, and
you need have no fears of
their being hurt.
Persuade the old man to
get one, and after using
you will like it so well
that you will wonder how
you have done without one
so long.
Write for circular con-
taining testimonials, price,
,,,.. etc. Parties wishing to re-
--:-.$ alize large returns from a
-.'■■* small amount invested in
State and county rights
will do well to correspond
with me at once.
KERNERSmU* HIGH* SCHOOL,
KERNERSYILLE, N, C.
S. C. LINDSAY, A.M., Principal.
FALL UM o0SseS*
SPUING TERM ST" "
January.
All of the Departments are filled with
"•^•Accomplislied and Experienced Teachers.-**
Superior advantages are offered in English, Modern and
Ancient Languages, Higher Mathematics, Music and Art, as
well as in a thorough Business Course.
To parents desirous of educating their sons and daughters
at a cheap, safe school, and of giving them a practical educa-
tion, we confidently recommend this school.
Board and tuition per session, $45 to $65.
For particulars, apply for Catalogue.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
J. A. VANCE,
Engineer audi Machinist}
SALEM, N. O.
Repairing of all Kinds a Specialty.
MANUFACTURER OF
VANCE'S New improved SAW MILLS,
Warranted to be the best yet made in point of dura-
bility, quality, capacity and cheapness. Put
up under a special guarantee.
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER.
Orders promptly attended to.
GEOUGE STEWAET,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
T la and Sheet Iron Ware^
ROOFING AND GUTTERING,
TOBACCO FLUES,
■wiisrsTonsr, - it. o.
Estimates furnished for everything in these lines.
A I) VER VISING DE Pa R TMENT.
C. R WELFARE,
Always in Front Selling
BOOTS SHOES
«ERM. RflEftOHAglPaSE.
J. A. WHITE & SOW,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Fise Top Bsggiss, Fhatoss, Bnsinsss Wagow, 6te.
REPAIRING
Done with Neat-
ness & dispatcch.
gW Personal
attention given to
all work, and we
guarantee satis-
faction.
Orders Solicited
LIBERTY ST.,
wissms.e,
SHORE & CO.,
Dealers iaa.
GROCERIES, GONFEGTIONERIES,
Fruits. Nuts, Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Goods, Country Produce, etc.
SALEM, 3ST. G.
10
A D VER TISING DE PA R TMENT.
£ ARISTA COTTON MILLS.
STTIM^MaTOOAl
Interest Laws of all the States.
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
DaKOt- i
Delaware
District Columbia.
h'joridi
Georgia
Idaho.' [
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
.Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts .
Michigan
Minnesoia
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska ,
Nevada
New Hampshire-
New Jersey
Jfitiw Mexico
New York
North Carolina...
Ohio.
Oregon
Pennsyl van ia . . .
Rhode Island....
South Carolina.
Tennessee
Texas ,
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virgiula....
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Penalty of Usury.
Loss of interest
No penalty
No penalty
No penalty
No penalty
forfeiture ot all interest
Forleilure of contract
Forfeiture of c ntract
Forfeiture or all interest
No penalty
forfeiture ot excess
SbOO fine or imprisonment 6 m'nths,
or both
Forfeiture of all interest
Forfeiture of interest and costs
Forfeiture of excess
Forfeiture ot excess over 12 per
cent
Forfeiture 01 all interest
Forfeiture of interest
No penalty
Forfeiture of excess
No penalty— 6 per cent, on judg-
ments _
Forfeiture of exces=
Forfeiture of excess over 7 per cent
No penalty
Forfeiture of all interest
No penalty
Forfeiture of all interest and costs
No penalty
Forfeit three times interest rec'd...
Forfeit of all interest
No penalty
Forfeiture ot contract
Forfeiture of interest
Foifeiture of excess
Forfeiture principal, interest and
costs...
Foileiture of excess
Forfeiture, unless by contract
No penalty
Forfeiture of over 6 per cent and
$100 fine
No penalty
No penalty
Forfeiture exeess on R. R. bonds...
Forfeit of contract
No penalty
Forteiture oi excess
Forfeiture of all interest
No penalty
No limit
No limit
No limit
No limit
No limit
18 per cent
6 per cent
1 ■ per cent
No limit
12 per cent
24 per cent
10 per cent
10 per cent
10 per cent
12 per cent
10 per cent
8 per cent
No limit
6 per cent
No limit
10 pe> cent
12 per cent
No limit
10 per cent
12 per cent
No limit
0 per cent
7 per cent
12 per cent
0 per cent
8 per cent
8 per cent
12 per cent
6 per cent
No limit
No limit
10 per cent
No limit
No limit
7 per cent
12 per cent
No limit
6 per cent
10 per cent
N o limit
12
AD VERTISING DEPA IITMENT.
RYTTENBERG BROS.
TRADE * PALACE,
Gray Block, Winston, N. C.
Headquarters for First Class Goods, and the
Recognized Fashion Emporium of
Western North Carolina.
mi Ms! Dress Ms! Dress tails!
ALWAYS NEWEST EFFECTS § LATEST PATTERNS.
Strictly first class Dressmaker and Designer to make them up.
Our Milliner is a thorough artist, and our
4@&torfe*0f+|ltUUttr?]}9fr>
Not equalled by any in the State. Full line of
GENTS' 1 FURNISHING i GOODS,
Embracing all of the Novelties in this line.
£@ff" Anything in WOTIOMS that you are in want of.
We sell the best
t/G)
isr~
3frCABPETS<&
For the money of any retail house south of Baltimore, and
make and put them down for a mere trifle.
We are Sole Agents for S. D. Sollers & Co's Philadelphia
SHOES-
For ladies, misses and children. Actual use demonstrates the
fact that they are the best custom-made goods before the public.
Ladies', Misses' and Childrens' WRAPS and MANTILLAS
in endless variety.
$$8^ All orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
Call upon us when in Winston.
RYTTENBERG BROS.
GRAY BLOCK. - -
-TRASS PALACE,
- WINSTON, N. C.
APPENDIX.
FEDERAL OFFICERS.
President— Chester A. Arthur.
Secretary of State— Frederick T. Frelinghuysen.
Secretary of Treasury —
Secretary of War — Rob't T. Lincoln.
Secretary of the Navy — William E. Chandler.
Postmaster-General — Walter Q. Gresham.
Secretary of the Interior — Henry M. Teller.
Attorney General — Benjamin Harris Brewster.
Commissioner of Agriculture — George B. Loring.
President National Board of Health — James L. Ca-
bell, LL.D.
Public Printer— S. P. Rounds.
Chief Examiner Civil Service Commission — Charles
Lyman.
Bureau of Labor Statistics — John Jarrett.
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
The Smithsonian Institution.
Presiding Officer, ex-Officio — Chester A. Arthur,
President of the United States.
Chancellor — Morrison R. Waite, Chief Justice of
the United States.
Secretary, or Director of the Institution — Spencer
F. Baird.
The National Museum.
Director — Spencer F. Baird.
Assistant Director— G- Brown Goode.
United States Fish Commission.
Commissioner — Spencer F. Baird.
Assistant Commissioner— T. B. Ferguson,
Bureau of Ethnology.
Director— J. W. Powell.
Chief Clerk- James C. Pilling.
10 DIRECTORY.
COURTS.
Supreme Court.
* Chief Justice — Morrison R. Waite.
Associates— Samuel F. Miller, Stephen J. Field,
Joseph P. Bradley, Ward Hunt, John M. Harlan,
Wm. B. Woods, Stanley Mathews, Horace Gray.
•Clerk — James H. McKenney.
Deputy Clerk— Chas B. Beall.
Marshal — John G. Nicolay.
Reporter— J. C. Bancroft Davis.
Circuit Courts of the United States.
First Judicial Circuit — Mr. Justice Gray, of Boston,
Massachusetts. Districts of Maine, New Hampshire,
.Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
Circuit Judge— John Lowell, Boston, Mass.
Second Judicial Circuit— Mr. Justice Blatchford, of
New York City. Districts of Vermont, Connecticut,
Northern New York, Southern New York and Eastern
New York.
Circuit Judge — William J. Wallace, Syracuse, New
York.
Third Judicial Circuit— Mr. Justice Bradley, of
Newark, New Jersey. Districts of New Jersey, East-
ern Pennsylvania, Western Pennsylvania, and Dela-
ware.
Circuit Judge — William McKennan, Washington,
Penn.
Fourth Judicial Circuit — Mr. Chief-Justice Waite,
Districts of Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, North
Carolina, and South Carolina.
Circuit Judge — Hugh L. Bond, Baltimord, Md.
Fifth Judicial Circuit — Mr. Justice Woods, of At-
lanta, Georgia, Districts of Georgia, of Florida, of
Alabama, of Louisiana, of Texas, and the Southern
.District of Mississippi.
Circuit Judge — Don A. Pardee, of New Orleans, La.
Sixth Judicial Circuit — Mr. Justice Matthews, of
Cincinnati, Ohio. Ditsricts of Northern Ohio, South-
ern Ohio, Eastern Michigan, Western Michigan,
Kentucky, Eastern Tennessee, and Western Ten-
nessee.
Circuit Judge— John Baxter, Knoxville, Tenn.
Seventh Judicial Circuit — Mr. Justice Harlan, of
DIRECTORY. 11
■Chicago, Illinois. Districts of Indiana, Northern Ill-
inois, Southern Illinois, Eastern Wisconsin and
Western Wisconsin.
Circuit Judge — Thomas Drummond, Chicago, 111.
Eighth Judicial Circuit— Mr. Justice Miller, of Ke-
okuk, Iowa. District of Minnesota, Northern Dis-
trict of Iowa, Southern District of Iowa, Eastern
District of Missouri, Western District of Missouri,
Eastern District of Arkansas, Western District of
Arkansa3, District of Nebraska, District of Colorado,
and District of Kansas.
Circuit Judge— George W. McCrary, Keokuk, Iowa.
Ninth Judicial Circuit — Mr. Justice Field, of San
Francisco, California. Districts of California, Oregon,
and Nevada.
Circuit Judge — Lorenzo Sawyer, San Francisco, Cal.
United States Court of Claims.
Chief Justice Charles D. Drake.
Judge Charles C Nott.
Judge William A. Richardson.
Judge Glenni W. Scofield.
Judge Lawrence Weldon.
Chief Clerk — Archibald Hopkins.
Assistant Clerk — Jonn Randolph.
Bailiff- Stark B. Taylor.
French and American Claims Commission.
Commissioner on the part of the United States —
Asa 0. Aldis.
Commissioner on the part of France — Mr. de Geo-
froy.
Third Commissioner, named by Brazil — Baron de
Arinos.
Agent and Counsel on the part of the United States
— George S. Boutwell.
Agent on the part of France— Mr. Grimaud de
•Caux.
Associate Agent and Counsel on the part of the
United States— W. H. Edwards.
Counsel on the part of France — Mr. de Chambrun.
Associate Counsel on the part of France — Alex
Porter Morse.
Secretary of the Commission — Washington F. Ped-
drick.
12 DIRECTORY.
The Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims.
Presiding Judge— Hezekiah G. Wells, of Michigan..
Judges — James Harlan, of Iowa.
Asa French, of Massachusetts.
Clerk — Daniel W. Fessenden.
Deputy Clerk — William P. Huxford.
Reporter— C. Conquest Clarke.
Counsel for the United States— John A. J. Creswell.
Assistant Counsel for the United States — Walker
Blaine.
Auditor — James G. Goodrich.
Disbursing Agent and Deputy Clerk — Andrew H.
Allen.
Marshal— Thomas Culbertson.
Salaries of United States Officers, per annum.
President, Vice President and Cabinet — President,.
$50,000; Vice-President, $8,000; Cabinet Officers, $8,-
000 each.
United States Senators — Senators, $5,000 with
mileage.
Congress — Members of Congress, $5,000, with mile-
age.
Supreme Court — Chief Justice, $10,500; Associate
Justices, $10,000.
Circuit Courts — Justices of Circuit Courts, $6,000.
Heads of Departments — Supt. of Bureau of Engrav-
ing, and Printing, $4,500; Public Printer, $4,500;
Supt. of Census. $5,000; Supt. of Naval Observatory,
$5,000; Supt. of the Signal Service, $4,000; Director
of Geological Surveys, $6,000 ; Director of the Mint,
$4,500; Commissioner of General Land Office, $4,000:
Commissioner of Pensions, $3,600; Commissioner of
Agriculture, $3,000; Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
$3,000 ; Commissioner of Education, $3,000; Comman-
der of Marine Corps, $3,500; Supt. of Coast and Geod-
etic Survey, $6,000.
United States Treasury— Treasurer, $6,000; Regis-
ter of Treasury, $4,000; Commissioner of Customs,
$4,000.
Internal Revenue Agencies — Supervising Agents,
$12 per day; 34 other Agents, per day, $6 to $8.
Post-Office Department, Washington — Three As-
sistant Postmaster-Generals, $3,500; Chief Clerk, $2,~
200.
DIRECTORY. 13
Postmasters — Postmasters are divided into four
classes. First class, $3 000 to $4,000 (excepting New-
York City, which is $8,000); second class, $2,000 to
$3,000; third class, $1,000 to $2,000; fourth class, less
•than $1,000. The first three classes are appointed by
the President, and confirmed by the Senate ; those of
fourth class are appointed by the Postmaster Gen-
eral.
Diplomatic Appointments — Ministers to Germany,
Great Britain, France, and Russia, $17,500; Ministers
to Brazil, China, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Mexico,
Japan and Spain, $12,000; Ministers to Cbili, Peru,
and Central America, $10 000 ; Ministers to Argentine
Confederation, Hawaiian Islands. Belgium, Hayti,
Colombia, Netherlands, Sweden, Turkey, and Vene-
zuela, $7,500; Ministers to Switzerland, Denmark,
Paraguay, Bolivia, and Portugal, $5,000; Minister to
Liberia, $4 000.
Army Officers — General $13,500; Lieut. General,
$11,000; Major General, 7,500; Brigadier General, $5,-
500; Colonel, $3,500; Lieut. Colonel, $3,000; Major,
$2,500; Captain, mounted, $2,000; Captain, not
mounted, $1,800; Regimental Adjutant, $1,800; Regi-
mental Quartermaster, $1,800; 1st Lieutenant, mount-
ed, $1,600; 1st Lieutenant, not mounted, $1,500; 2d
Lieutenant, mounted, $1,500; 2d Lieutenant, not
mounted, $1,400; Chaplain, $1,500
Navy Officers — Admiral, $13,000; Vice-Admiral,
.$9,000; Rear Admirals, $6,000; Commodores, $5,000;
Captains, $4,500; Commanders, $3 500 ; Lieut. Com-
manders, $2,S0O; Lieutenants, $2,400; Masters, $1800;
Ensigns $1,200; Midshipmen, $1,000; Cadet Midship-
men, $500; Mates, $900; Medical and Pay Directors
and Medical and Pay Inspectors and Chief Engineers,
$4,400; Fleet Surgeons, Fleet Paymasters, and Fleet
Engineers, $4,400; Surgeons and Paymasters, $2,800;
^Chaplains, $2,500.
Tim© for Holding State and Territorial Elections.
Alabama — First Monday in August.
Arizona Territory — Tuesday after first Monday in
November.
.Arkansas—First Tuesday in September.
California— Tuesday after first Monday in November.
vColorado— First Tuesday in October.
14 DIRECTORY.
Connecticut— Tuesday after first Monday in Novem-
ber.
Dakota Territory — Tuesday after first Monday in No-
vember.
Delaware — Tuesday after first Monday in November;.
Florida — Tuesday after first Monday in November.
Georgia — First Wednesday in October.
Idaho Territory — Tuesday after first Monday in No-
vember
Illinois — Tuesday after first Monday in November.
Indiana — Tuesday after first Monday in November.
Indian Territory — Tuesday after first Monday in No-
vember.
Iowa — Second Tuesday in October.
Kansas — Tuesday after first Monday in November.
Kentucky — First Monday in August.
Louisiana—First Monday in November.
Maine — Second Monday, even years, biennially, in
September.
Maryland — Tuesday after First Monday in November.
Massachusetts — Tuesday after first Monday in No-
vember.
Michigan — Tuesday after first Monday in November.
Minnesota — Tuesday after First Monday in Novem-
ber. ,
Mississippi — Tuesday after First Monday in Novem-
ber.
Missouri — Tuesday after first Monday in November.
Montana Territory — Tuesday after First Monday in
November.
Nebraska — Tuesday after first Monday in November.
Nevada — Tuesday after first Monday in November.
Hew Hampshire — Tuesday after first Monday in No-
vember.
New Jersey — Tuesday after first Monday in Novem-
ber.
New Mexico Territory — Tuesday after first Monday
in November.
New York — Tuesday after first Monday in November.
North Carolina — Tuesday after first Monday in No-
vember.
Ohio— Second Tuesday in October.
Oregon — First Monday in June.
Pennsylvania — Tuesday after first Monday in No-
vember.
DIRECTORY. 15,
Rhode Island — First Wednesday in April.
South Carolina — Tuesday after first Monday in No-
vember.
Tennessee — Tuesday after first Monday in November, .
Texas — Tuesday after first Monday in November.
Utah Territory — First Monday in August.
Vermont — First Tuesday in September
Virginia — Tuesday after first Monday in November.
Washington Territory — Tuesday after first Monday
in November.
West Virginia — Second Tuesday in October.
Wisconsin — Tuesday after first Monday in Novem-
ber.
Wyoming Territory — Tuesday after first Monday in
November.
Legal Holidays in the United States.
New Year's Day— Jan 1— In all States and Terri-
tories, except Arkansas, Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky^
Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, North Caro-
lina, South Carolina, and Rhode Island.
Anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans — January
8 — In Louisiana.
Lincoln's Birthday — Feb. 12 — In Louisiana.
Washington's Birthday — Feb. 22d — In all States
and Territories, except Alabama, Arkansas, Florida,
Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Maine, Missouri,
North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, Oregon and Tennessee.
Shrove Tuesday — March 1 — In Louisiana, and
cities of Mobile, Montgomery, and Selma, Ala.
Anniversary of Texan Independence — March 2 —
In Texas.
Fireman's Anniversary — March 4— In Louisiana.
Good Friday— April 15 — In Florida, Louisiana,
Minnesota and Pennsylvania.
Memorial Day — April 26 — In Georgia.
Battle of San Jacinto — April 21 — In Texas.
Decoration Day — May 30 — In Colorado, Maine, Ver-
mont, Connecticut, Michigan, New Hampshire, New
Jersey, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, and ',
District of Columbia.
Fourth of July — In all States and Territories.
General Election Day — Generally on Tuesday after -
first Monday in November — In California, Maine, .
Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, South Car- -
olina, and Wisconsin.
16 DIRECTORY.
Thanksgiving Day — Usually last Thursday in No-
vember—and Fast days whenever appointed by the
President — are legal holidays in all States and Terri-
tories.
Christmas Day — In all the States and Territories.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FROM NORTH
CAROLINA.
Senate.
Zebulon B. Vance, Democrat.
M. W. Ransom, Democrat.
House.
State at large — R. T. Bennett, Democrat.
1st District — W. F. Pool (c), Republican, deceased.
2d District— J. E. O'Hara (c), Republican.
3d District — W. J. Green, Democrat.
4th District — W. R. Cox, Democrat.
5th District — A. M. Seales, Democrat.
6th District — C. Dowd, Democrat.
7th District — Tire York, Republican.
8th District — R. B. Vance, Democrat.
Note.— The above refers to the old districts, no elec-
tion having taken place since new apportionment.
Congressional Districts.
Counties. fikst Population.
Beaufort 17,471
Camden 6,274
Chowan 7,900
Carteret .... 9,785
Currituck .-< 6,476
Dare 3,245
Gates 8,897
Hertford 10,280
Hyde 11,843
Martin 13,140
Pamlico 6,324
Pasquotank 10,386
Perquimans 9,468
Pitt 21,790
Tyrrell 4 545
Washington 8,928
SECOND.
Bertie 16,401
DIRECTORY. 17
Counties. Population.
Craven 19,729
Edgecombe 26,179
Greene ■ 10,034
Halifax 30,300
Lenoir 15,344
Northampton 20,032
Vance.
Warren '..'.'.'.'.'.I'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.. 22,619
Wilson 16,064
THIRD.
Onslaw 9,828
Pender 12,468
Duplin 18.771
Sampson 22,892
Bladen 16,158
Wayne 24,943
Cumberland 23,836
Harnett 10,862
Moore 16,821
FOURTH.
Nash 17,731
Franklin 20,829
Wake 48,209
Durham 18,771
Orange 23,698
Chatham 23,456
Alamance 14,613
Johnston 23,462
FIFTH.
Granville 31,285
Person 13,719
Rockingham 21,744
Caswell 17,825
Stokes 15,353
Guilford 23,584
Surry 15,301
Forsyth 18,070
SIXTH.
New Hanover 21.387
Brunswick 9,390
Columbus 14,439
Richmond 18,245
18 DIRECTORY.
Counties. Population.
Anson 18,000
Union 18,056
Stanley : 10,506
Cabarrus 14,964
Robeson 23,882
Mecklenburg 34,180
SEVENTH.
Montgomery 9,375
Randolph 20,836
Davidson 20,333
Rowan 19,917
Davie 11,097
Iredell . . . . 22,672
Catawba 14,496
Yadkin 12,421
EIGHTH.
Wilkes 19,181
Alexander 8,355
Watauga , , 8,160
Ashe 14,436
Alleghany 5,486
Caldwell 10,288
Cleveland 16,571
Burke 12,811
Gaston 14,254
Lincoln 11,061
NINTH.
Cherokee : 8,182
Clay 3,316
Graham 2,335
Macon 8,064
Swain 3,785
Jackson 7,343
Haywood 10,271
Transylvania 5;340
Henderson 7,765
Polk 5,063
Rutherford 15,198
Buncombe 21,910
McDowell 9,836
Madison 12,810
Yancey 7,693
Mitchell 9,435
DIRECTORY. 19
UNITED STATES COURTS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Circuit Court for Eastern District convenes in Ral-
eigh first Monday in June aDd last Monday in No-
vember. H. L. Bond, Judge; George W. Brooks, Dis-
trict Court Judge ; Joshua B. Hill, United States
Marshal ; N. J. Reddick, Circuit Court Clerk.
District Court for Eastern District convenes at
Elizabeth City third Mondays in April and October.
¥m. G. Griffin, Clerk.
At Newbern fourth Mondays in April and October.
George E. Tinker, Clerk.
At Wilmington first Monday after the fourth Mon-
day in April and October. Wm. Larkin, Clerk; W.
S. O'B. Robinson, District Attorney.
District Court for Western District convenes in
Charlotte second Mondays in June and December.
Robert P. Dick, Judge; Thomas B. Keogh, United
States Marshal ; H. C. Cowles, Clerk ; E. K. P. Osborne,
Deputy Clerk.
Greensboro, first Mondays in April and October.
J. W. Payne, Clerk.
Statesville, third Mondays in April and October.
H. C. Cowles, Clerk.
Asheville, first Monday afrer the fourth Monday in
April and October. James E. Reed, Clerk ; James E.
Boyd, Attorney.
United States Assay Office, Charlotte.
(Formerly Mint).
C. J. Cowles, Asssayer ; Geo. B. Hanna, asst.
Charlotte Recruiting Station U. S. A.; Capt. E. M.
Hayes, 5th Cavalry.
Postal Regulations.
Direct your letters to a postoffice, and if to a city
add the street and number or postoffice box.
First Class Rates of Postage— Letters and all other
written matter, whether sealed or unsealed, or fast-
ened in any manner so that it cannot be examined,
2 cents per half ounce,*and each fraction thereof.
Postal cards are unmailable with any printed or writ-
ten matter on the address side, except the superscrip-
tion.
Second Class— Only for publishers and news agents.
Third Class— Printed matter, in unsealed wrappers.
DIRECTORY.
only (notched envelopes pay letter rates), one cent
for four ounces or fraction thereof. This includes
books, circulars, chromos, engravings, handbills,
lithographs, magazines, music, newspapers, pamph-
lets, proof sheets, and manuscript accompanying
reproductions by the electric pen or any process ex-
cept writing and copying press. Limit, four pounds,
except one book, which may weigh more ; must be
fully prepaid. Matter of this class cannot be returned
or forwarded without additional postage. Safest to
liave parcels weighed at postoffice.
Permissible Wiiting — The name and address of
sender, written on inside or outside of package, or
marks calling attention to some special passage.
Kates of Postal Money Orders — On orders not ex-
ceeding $15, 10 cents ; over $15 and not exceeding $30,
15 cents; over $30 and not exceeding $40, 20 cents;
over $40 and not exceeding $50, 25 cents; over $50
and not exceeding $60, 30 cents; over $60 and not
exceeding $70, 35 cents; over $70 and not exceeding
$80,40 cents; over $80 and not exceeding 100, 45
cents.
The order is only payable at the office on which it
is drawn, and should be cancelled within one year
from date of issuance. Once paying an order, by
whomsover presented, the Department will be liable
to no further claims.
Registered Letters Fee — 10 cents and regular post-
age.
Postal Notes from 1 cent to $4.99, 3 cents.
STATE GOYERNMENT NORTH CAROLINA.
Governor — Thomas J. Jarvis.
Lieutenant-Governor — James L. Robinson.
^Secretary of State— Wm. L. Sanders.
Treasurer — J. M. Worth.
Teller of Treasury— H. M. Worth.
Chief Clerk of Treasury— D. W. Bain.
Auditor — Wm. P. Roberts.
-Superintendent Public Instruction— John C. Scar-
brough.
Adjutant-General — Johnston Jones.
Attornev-General— Thomas S. Kenan.
sState Geologist— W. C. Kerr.
Librarian — Sherwood Haywood.
DIRECTORY. 21
Keeper of Capitol— C. M. Roberts.
Governor's Council— Secretary of State, Treasurer,
Auditor and Superintendent of Public Instruction.
North Carolina Legislature.
SENATE.
1st District, W. W. Speight, S. J. Halstead, Rep.
2d District, W. T. Caho, Theo. W. Poole, Dem.
3d District, George A. Mehane (c), Rep.
4th District, J. J. Goodwyn, Rep.
5th District, Robert R. Gray (c), Rep.
6th District, John King, Dem.
7th District, James S. Battle, W. W. Farmer, Dem.
8th District, W. E. Clarke, Rep.
9th District, John N. Whitford, Dem.
10th District, E. J. Hill, W. T. Dorch, Dem.
11th District, F. B. Loftin, Rep.
12th District, H. E. Scott, Rep.
13th District, R. H. Liyon, Lib.
14th District, E. T. Boykin, Dem.
15th District, T. F. Toon, N. McLean, Dem.
16th District, Duncan Morrison, Dem.
17th District, Wm. Richardson, Dem.
18th District, Thomas R. Purnell, Rep.
19th District, H. W. Carter (c), Rep.
20th District, C. N. B. Evans, Dem., I. R. Strayhorn,
Rep.
21st District, B. H. Cozart, Rep.
22d District, Thomas B. Womack, Dem.
23d District, H. R. Scott, Dem.
24th District, J. T. Morehead, Dem.
25th District, J. C. Black, Dem.
26th District, George A. Graham, Rep.
27th District, J. F. Payne, Dem.
28th District, Samuel J. Pemberton, Dem.
29th District, S. B. Alexander, Dem.
30th District, J. G. Ramsey, Rep.
31st District, M. H. Pinnix, Dem.
32d District, Cyrus B. Watson, Dem.
33d District, J. A. Hampton, Dem.
34th District, R. Z. Linney, W. F. Dotson, Dem.
35th District, E. F. Lovell, Dem.
36th District, Riley Neil, B. A. Berry, Dem.
37th District, A. Costner Dem.
38th District, James L. Webb.
22 DIRECTORY.
39th District, J. B. Eaves, Rep.
40th District, J. N, Ebbs, Dem.
41st District, W. W. Jones, Dem.
42d District, M. C. King, Dem.
Democrats (Dem.), 34; Republicans (Rep.), 15;
Liberals (Lib.), 1.
Alamance, Thomas H. Holt, Dem.
Alexander, R. P. Matherson, Dem.
Allegheny, J. W. Landreth, Rep.
Anson, Wm. A. Liles, Dem.
Ashe, J. 0. Wilcox, Rep.
Beaufort, Enoch S. Simmons, Dem.
Bertie, T. R. Speller, Rep.
Beaden, John Newell, Rep.
Brunswick, Wm. Grissett, Rep.
Buncombe, C. M. McLoud, B. G. Gudger, Dem.
Burke, S. McD. Tate, Dem.
Cabarrus, H. C. McAllister, Dem.
Caldwell, W. H. Bower, Dem.
Camden, John K. Abbott.
Cartaret, Rev. L. H. Hardy, Dem.
Caswell, James W. Poe (c), Rep.
Catawba, M. 0. Sherrill, Dem,
Chatham, D. H. Marsh, W. A. Lawrance, Dem.
Cherokee, Robert Bruce, Rep.
Chowan, E. H. Sutton (c), Rep.
Clay, J. S. Anderson, Dem.
Clevel'and, L. E. Powers, Dem.
Columbus, H. D. Williamson, Dem.
Craven, W. H. Johnson, Rep.
Cumberland, Geo. M. Ross, Dem., E. P. Powers, Rep.
Currituck, W. H. Cowell, Dem.
Dare, E. H. Riggs, Dem.
Davidson, H. J. Harris, Dr. J. F. Beall, Dem.
Davie, P. H. Cain, Rep.
Duplin, Jon D. Stanford, Dem.
Durham, Robert C. Strudwick, Dem.
Edgecombe, W. Belcher, H. R. Bridgers (c), Rep.
Forsyth, G. W. Wilson, Dem.
Franklin, W. F. Green, Dem., B. F. Bullock, Rep.
Gaston, James W. Reid, Dem.
Gates, John J. Gatling, Dem.
Graham, Geo. B> Walker, Dem.
DIRECTORY. 23
Granville, A. H. A. Williams, Dem., J. W. Jenkins,
Rep.
Greene, W. T. Dixon, Rep.
Guilford, J. W. Fobis, J. L. King, Dem.
Halifax, J. M. P. Pittman, H. J. Newlin, Rep.
Harnett, Daniel Stewart, Dem.
Haywood, W. W. Stringfield, Dem.
Henderson, B. F. Passey, Dem.
Hertford, George H. Mitchell, Rep.
Hyde, Jas. B. Baum, Dem.
Iredell, A. C. Tamlinson, A. Leazer, Dem.
Jackson, J. M. Candler, Rep.
Johnston, H. M. Johnston, Jesse Brown, Dem.
Jones E. R. Page, Rep.
Lenoir, Dempsey Wood, Dem.
Lincoln, W. L. Grouse, Dem.
Macon, J. F. Ray, Dem.
Madison, D. S. Ball, Rep.
Martin, D. Worthington.
McDowell, J. C. McCurry.
Mecklenburg, J. S. Myers, W. H. Baily, T. T. Sand-
ford, Dem.
Mitchell, H. Lineback, Rep.
Montgomery, Alex R. Henderson, Rep.
Moore Dr. H. Turner, Dem.
Nash, B. H. Bunn, Dem.
New Hanover, W. H. Waddell (c), E. P. Green (c),
Rep.
Northampton, R. B. Peebles, Dem.; W. Baker (c), Rep.
Onslow, Cyrus Thompson, Dem.
Orange, J. A. Cheek, Rep.
Pamlico, R. D. McCotter, Dem.
Pasquotank, N. R. Newby (c), Rep.
Pender, R. B. Frazier, Rep.
Perquimans, Frank Nixon.
Person, Wash F. Reade, Rep.
Pitt, L. J. Barnett, Dem.; Calvin Stokes, Rep.
Polk, T. C. Bradley, Rep.
Randolph, B. W. Steed, U. S. Robbins, Dem.
Richmond, H. H. Carrington, Rep.
Robeson, E. K. Proctor, 0. S. Hayes, Rep.
Rockingham, Jas. D. Glenn, Pryor Reynolds, Dem.
Rowan, Lee S. Overman, Dem.
Rutherford, G. B. Pruitt, Rep.
Sampson, W. S. Mathis, Chas. H. Williams, Dem.
24 DIRECTORY.
Stanly, David N. Bennett, Dem.
Stokes, John Y. Phillips, Dem.
Surry, W. Fulton, Dem.
Swain, A. H. Hayes, Dem.
Transylvania, Robert Hamilton, Rep.
Tyrrell, F. C Patrick, Dem.
"Union, James Houston, Dem.
Wake, James A. Temple, E. M. Bledsoe, James H.
Harris (c), J. C. Harrison, Rep.
Warren and Vance, J. H. Montgomery, H. B. Eaton, *
Rep.
Washington, J. H. Leary, Rep.
Watauga, W. W. Lenoir, Dem.
Wayne, John R. Smith, Rep.; John B. Person, Dem.
Wilkes, J. Q. A. Bryan, Rep.
Wilson, John L. Baily, Dem.
Yadkin, A. E. Holton, Rep.
Yancey, James F. Byrd, Dem.
Democrats (Dem.), 64; Republicans (Rep.), 50.
Counties Composing the State Senatorial Districts.
1st District — Currituck, Camden, Pasquotank, Hert-
ford, Gates, Chowan and Perquimans; two Senators.
2d District — Tyrrell, Washington, Martin, Dare, Beau-
fort, Hyde and Pamlico; two Senators.
3d District — Northampton and Bertie; one Senator.
4th District — Halifax ; one Senator.
5th District— Edgecombe ; one Senator.
6th District — Pitt; one Senator.
7th District — Wilson, Nash and Franklin; two Sen-
ators.
8th District— Craven; one Senator.
9th District— Jones, Onslow and Carteret; one Sen-
ator.
10th District — Duplin and Wayne ; two Senators.
11th District — Greene and Lenoir; one Senator.
12th District— New Hanover and Pender; one Senator.
13th District — Brunswick and Bladen ; one Senator.
14th District — Sampson ; one Senator.
15th District— Columbus and Robeson ; two Senators.
16th District— Cumberland and Harnett; one Senator.
17th District— Johnston; one Senator.
18th District— Wake; one Senator.
19th District — Warren ; one Senator.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
25
N. HARDING CALLUM & CO.,
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Country Produce, etc.
Goods Sold on Consignment, also on Commission.
Drugs and Patent Medicines Sold on Commission.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
Satisfactory Preferences Given.
Under Central Hotel. Greensboro. IV. C.
J. S. Cowden. Manager.
F. G. Godsey, Gen. Agent.
MAGIG GITY COPYING GO.,
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA.
SUALL FICTU&ES of ALL EIHDS COPIED and EHUftftED
TO ANY SIZE, AND
Finished in India Ink. Water Colors, Oils, etc.,
in the Finest Style of the Art.
J0^"Special attention given to Faded and Defaced Pictures
of Deceased Persons.
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PRACTICAL MALE MAKER AND REPAIRER,
75 East Alabama St., ATLANTA, GA.
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Portable, Cotton Beams and Counter Scales
Repaired and Warranted Durable and Accurate.
Sealer xsa. T?TAGOKT SCALES.
Second-hand Scales bought and sold. £S~Refer to any Wholesale
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Mail to him a full history and statement of your affliction,
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MILTON T. HUSHES, Proprietor,
Greensboro, North Carolina.
Birds, Animals, Fish and Many
Natural Curiosities,
INCLUDING
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Manufacturer and Dealer in
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DIRECTORY. 33
20th District — Orange, Pearson and Caswell ; two Sen-
ators.
21st District -Granville; one Senator.
22d District — Chatham and Alamance; one Senator.
23d District — Rockingham ; one Senator.
24th District— Guilford ; one Senator.
25th District — Randolph and Moore ; one Senator.
26th District — Richmond and Montgomery; one Sen-
ator,
27th District — Anson and Union; one Senator.
28th District — Cabarrus and Stanley; one Senator.
29th District — Mecklenburg ; one Senator.
30th District — Rowan and Davie ; one Senator.
31st District — Davidson;- one Senator.
32d District — Stokes and Forsyth ; one Senator.
33d District — Surry and Yadkin; one Senator.
34th District — Iredell, Wilkes and Alexander — two
Senators.
35th District — Allegheny, Ashe and Watauga; one
Senator.
36th District— Caldwell, Burke, McDowell, Mitchell
and Yancey ; two Senators.
37th District — Catawba and Lincoln; one Senator.
38th District — Gaston and Cleveland ; one Senator.
39th District — Rutherford and Polk ; one Senator.
40th District — Buncombe and Madison ; one Senator.
41st District— Haywood, Henderson and Transylva-
nia ; one Senator.
42d District — Jackson, Swain, Macon, Cherokee, Clay
and Graham ; one Senator.
STATE AND COUNTY COURTS.
Supreme Court
Convenes in Raleigh on the first Monday in Febru-
ary and October.
Chief Justice— W. H. N. Smith.
Associates— A. S. Merryman, Thomas S. Ashe; W.
H. Bagley, Clerk; R. H. Bradley, Marshal; Thomas
S. Kenan, Reporter.
Superior Courts of North Carolina.
Note. — Judges rotate through State.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Judge — J. E. Sheppard.
Solicitor — John F. Blount.
3
34 DIRECTORY.
Currituck, first Monday in March and September.
Camden, second Monday in March and September.
Pasquotank, third Monday in March and Septem-
ber.
Perquimans, fourth Monday in March and Septem-
ber.
Chowan, first Monday after fourth Monday in March
and September.
Gates, second Monday after fourth Monday in March
and September.
Hertford, third Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
Washington, fourth Monday after fourth Monday
in March and September.
Tyrrell, fifth Monday after fourth Monday in March
and September.
Dare, sixth Monday after fourth Monday in March
and September.
Hyde, seventh Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
Pamlico, eighth Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
Beaufort, ninth Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
Martin, eleventh Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Judge — Fred. Phillips.
Solicitor — John H. Collins.
Wake, first Monday in January, second Monday in
February, fourth Monday in June, second Monday in
August.
Warren, first Monday in March and September.
Northampton, fourth Monday after first Monday in
March and September.
Edgecombe, sixth Monday after first Monday in
March and September.
Bertie, eighth Monday after first Monday in March
and September.
Halifax, ninth Monday after first Monday in March
and September.
Craven, twelfth Monday after first Monday in March
and September.
DIRECTORY. 35
THIRD DISTRICT.
Judge — A. A. McKoy.
Solicitor — Swift Gallaway. .
Nash, Monday before first in March and second
Monday before first Monday in September.
Wilson, first Monday in March and September.
Pitt, third Monday in March and September.
Green, fourth Monday after first Monday in March
and September.
Jones, fifth Monday after first Monday in March
and September.
Onslaw, sixth Monday after first Monday in March
and September.
Lenoir, seventh Monday after first Monday in March
and September and second Monday in September.
Carteret, eighth Monday after first Monday in
March and September.
Wayne, ninth Monday after first Monday in March
and September and fifth Monday before the first
Monday in March.
Duplin, eleventh Monday after first Monday in
March and September and second Monday before first
Monday in March.
Sampson, twelfth Monday after first Monday in
March and September
New Hanover, thirteenth Monday after first Mon-
day in March and September.
Pender, fifteenth Monday after first Monday in
March and September.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Judge — J. C. McRae.
Solicitor— J. D. Mclver.
Moore, first^Monday in February and August.
Harnett, third Monday in February and August.
Bladen, first Monday after third Monday in Febru-
ary and August.
Columbus, third Monday after third Monday in
February and August.
Brunswick, fifth Monday after third Monday in
February and August.
Johnston, sixth Monday after third Monday in
February and August.
Robeson, eighth Monday after third Monday in
February and August and last Monday in January.
36 DIRECTORY.
Anson, tenth Monday after third Monday in Feb-
ruary and August.
Richmond, twelfth Monday after third Monday in
February and August.
Cumberland, fourteenth Monday after third Mon-
day of February and August and Monday before the
last Monday in January.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Judge — John A. Gilmer.
♦Solicitor— F. N. S. Strudwick.
Alamance, second Monday before first Monday of
March and September.
Randolph, Monday before first Monday in March
and September.
Guilford, first Monday in March and September.
Chatham, second Monday after first Monday in
March and September.
Orange, fourth Monday after first Monday in March
and September.
Granville, sixth Monday after first Monday in
March and September.
Franklin, eighth Monday after first Monday in,
March and September.
Person, tenth Monday after first Monday in March
and September.
Caswell, eleventh Monday after first Monday in
March and September.
Rockingham, twelfth Monday after first Monday in
March and September.
Vance, Monday after the Rockingham fall and
spring terms.
Durham, first Monday in February and August.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Judge — Wm. M. Shipp.
Solicitor — Frank I. Osborne.
Mecklenburg, last Monday in February and August.
Cabarrus, third Monday in March and September.
Stanly, fourth Monday in March and September.
Montgomery, first Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
"Union, second Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
Lincoln, fourth Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
DIRECTORY,
Gaston, fifth Monday after fourth Monday in March
and September.
Cleveland, seventh Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September^
Rutherford, ninth Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
Polk, eleventh Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
SEVENTH DISTKICT.
Judge— J. F. Graves.
Solicitor— Joseph Dobson.
Davie, first Monday in March and September.
Yadkin, second Monday in March and September.
Davidson, third Monday in March and September.
Wilkes, first Monday alter fourth Monday in March
and September.
Alleghany, third Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
Surry, fourth Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
Stokes, sixth Monday after fourth Monday in
March, and fifth Monday aftey fourth Monday in
March and September.
Forsyth, seventh Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
Rowan, ninth Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Judge — A. C. Avery.
Solicitor — Joseph Adams.
Catawba, last Monday in August and February.
Burke, second Monday in March and September.
McDowell, fourth Monday in March and September.
Yancey, second Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
Mitchell, fourth Monday after fourth Monday, in
March and September.
Watauga, sixth Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
Ashe, seventh Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
Caldwell, ninth Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September^
38 DIRECTORY.
Alexander, tenth Monday after fourth Monday in
March and September.
Iredell, second Monday before last Monday in Au-
gust and February.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Judge — J. C. L. Gudger.
Solicitor— G. S. Ferguson.
Madison, first Monday in March and August.
. Henderson, third Monday in March and August.
Transylvania, fourth Monday after first Monday in
March and August.
Haywood, fifth Monday after first Monday in March
and August.
Jackson, sixth Monday after first Monday in March
and August.
Macon, seventh Monday after first Monday in
March and August.
Clay, eighth Monday after first Monday in March
and August.
Cherokee, ninth Monday after first Monday in
March and August.
Graham, eleventh Monday after first Monday in
March and August,
Swain, twelfth Monday after first Monday in March
and August.
Buncombe, thirteenth Monday after first Monday
in March, and third Monday in November.
County Seats of North Carolina and Population.
Note — First town, second county, third population
of town. For total of town and county, see " Con-
gressional Districts. *
Albemare, Stanley 300
Ashboro, Kandolph • 400
Asheville. Buncombe 2,000
Bakersville, Mitchell 40O
Beaufort, Carteret 2,500
Boone, Watauga 300
Brevard, Transylvania 300
Burnsville, Yancey 100
Camden, Camden 200
Carthage, Moore 650
Charlotte, Mecklenburg 8,000
Charleston, Swain 150*
DIRECTORY. 39
Clinton, Sampson 800
Columbia, Tyrrel 380
Columbus. Polk 280
Concord, Cabarrus 1,200
Currituck, Currituck , 220
Dallas, Gaston 500
Danburg, Stokes 280
Dobson, Surrey 250
Edenton, Chowan 1,500
Elizabeth City, Pasquotank 2,000
Elizabethtown, Bladen 600
Fayetteville, Cumberland 5,000
Franklin, Macon 750
Gap Civil, Alleghany 300
Gatesville, Gates 600
Goldsboro, Wayne 3,000
Graham, Alamance 550
Greenville, Pitt 1,200
Greensboro, Guilford 5,000
Halifax, Halifax 500
Hayesville, Clay 325
Hendersonville, Henderson . 850
Hertford, Perquimans 800
Hillsboro, Orange 900
Jackson, Northampton 390
Jacksonville, Onslow 140
Jefferson, Ashe 280
Kenansville, Duplin 300
Kingston, Lenoir 1,300
Lenoir, Caldwell 550
Lexington, Davidson 1,000
Lillington, Harnett 200
Lincolnton, Lincoln 1,500
Louisburg. Franklin 950
Lumberton, Robeson 750
Mantoe, Dare 100
Marion, McDowell 400
Marshall, Madison 300
Mocksville, Davie 400
Monroe, Union 1,000
Morganton, Burke 750
Murphey, Cherokee 500
Nashville, Nash 250
Newberne, Craven 6 443
Newton, Catawba 850
40 DIRECTORY.
Oxford, Granville 100
Pittsboro, Chatham 500
Plymouth, Washington 1,400
Raiiegh, Wake 14,110
Robbinsville, Graham .... 180
Rockingham, Richmond 800
Roxboro, Person 450
Rutherfordton, Rutherford 500
Salisbury, Rowan 1,500
Shelby, Cleveland 850
Smithfield, Johnston 600
Smithville, Brunswick 400
Snow Hill, Greene 400
South Washington, Pender 100
Statesville, Iredell 1,500
Swan Quarter, Hyde 150
Tarboru, Edgecombe 2,000
Taylorsville, Alexander 300
Trenton, Jones 250
Troy, Montgomery 140
Vandemere, Pamlico 100
Wadesboro, Anson 1,000
Warrenton, Warren 1,200
Washington, Beaufort 2,600
Wanesville, Haywood 350
Webster, Jackson 550
Wentworth, Rockingham 500
Whiteville, Columbus 300
Williamston, Martin 600
Wilkesboro, Wilkes 280
Wilmington, New Hanover 17,361
Wilson, Wilson 2,000
Windsor, Bertie 1,000
Winston, Forsyth 2,000
Yadkinsville, Yadkin 175
Yancey ville, Caswell. . : 500
STATE INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
University of North Carolina, Chapell Hill, Orange
county. Hon. Kemp P. Battle, prest.; C. D. Grandy,
sec.
North Carolina Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind, Raleigh. Young, prin.; E. Hall, stew-
ard ; Dr. R. B. Haywood, physician ; L. E. Heantt,
treas. .
DIRECTORY. 41
Western North Carolina. Insane Asylum, Morgan-
ton. Dr. L. P. Murphy, supt.; Dr. W. D. Hilliard,
asst.; W. J. Yates, Mecklenburg: John L. Henderson,
Rowan ; Dr. P. P. Fuller, Raleigh ; S. M. Finger, Ca-
tawba j J. W. Wilson, I. I. Davis and E. A. Perkins,
Burke; J. P. Sawyer, Asheville.
State Penitentiary. W. J. Hicks, architect ; W. H.
Hunter, warden; D. C. Murray, steward; Dr. Wm.
Little, physician.
State Board of Education — Governor, Lieutenant-
Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction and Attorney-
General.
State Medical Association meets at places previ-
ously fixed. Dr. A. B. Pierce, prest., Halifax ; D. L.
Julian Picot, sec, Littleton.
State Board of Examiners, (authorized by law)
meets day before State Medical Society. Drs. E. P.
Hines, prest., Raleigh; T. D. Haigh, Fayetteville;
G. E. Kirby, Goldsboro ; Thomas F. Wood, Wilming-
ton; Joseph Graham, Charlotte, and R. H. Lewis,
Raleigh ; H. T. Bahnson, sec. and treas., Salem.
North Carolina State Dental Association meets
annually at times and places previously appointed.
W . H. Hoffman, prest., Gastonia (also sec. Southern
Dental Association); T. M. Hunter, sec, Fayetteville.
North Carolina Board of Pharmacy (appointed by
governor), William H. Green, prest., Wilmington ;
W. Simpson, sec; E. M. Nadal, John Tull, E. H.
Meadows.
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association meets
at points and times previously fixed. W. H. Green,
prest.; James C. Munds, sec, Wilmington ; L. R.
Wriston, local sec, Charlotte.
Bar Association of North Carolina, located at Ashe-
ville ; Col. Davidson, prest.
RAILROADS
Centreing at Greensboro, Stations, Distances, etc^
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
A. S. Buford, prest.; A. L. Rives, gen. mgr.; M.
Slaughter, gen. pass, agt.; Sol. Haas, traffic mgr.; W.
H, Green, supt. R. & D. Division, Richmond, Va.; A.
42
DIRECTORY.
B. Andrews, supt. N. C. Division, .Raleigh ; I. Y. Sage,
supt, Air-Line Division, Atlanta.
SOUTH.
Greensboro to—
MILES.
Salem Junction 3
Jamestown 10
High Point 15
Thomasville 22
Lexington 33
Linwood 39
Holtsbuig 42
Salisbury, connects
with Western North
Carolina R. R 49
China Grove.. 59
Concord 72
Harrisburg 79
Newells 84
Air-Line Junction. . . 91
Charlotte, c o n n e c ts
with Charlotte, Co-
lumbia & Augusta,
Carolina Central,
and Atlantic, Ten-
nessee & Ohio R. R's 93
Steel Creek 98
Garibaldi 104
Lowell 109
Gastonia 114
All Healing Springs.. 120
Kings Mountain 126
Whittaker 130
Blacks 139
Gaffney 148
Thicketty 154
Cowpens 158
Spartanburg, connects
with Spartanburg,
Union & Columbia,
and Asheville & Co-
lumbia R. R's 168
Fair Forest 173
Wellford 178
Duncan's 182
Greer's 187
Taylor's 192
Greenville, connects
with Greenville &
Columbia R. R 200
Saluda 207
Easley 212
Liberty 219
Central 226
Seneca 239
Westminster 249
Harbins 254
Fort Madison 258
Tugalo ...262
Toccoa, connects with
Elberton Air -Line
R.R 267
Ayresville 274
Mount Airy 280
Rabun Gap Junction,
connects with North
Eastern R.R. of Ga. 282
Bellton 294
Lula, connects with
North Eastern R R.
ofGa. This road uses
same track between
Lulaand RabunGap
Junction 295
White Sulphur Spr's. 300
Gainesville, connects
with Gainesville,
Jefferson & South-
ern R.R 307
Odell's 313
Flowery Branch 316
Buford 321
Suwannee, connects
DIRECTORY.
43
with Lawrenceville
Branch 329
Duluth 335
Norcross 341
Doraville 345
Roswell Junction, con-
nects with Roswell
Branch 347
Goodwin's 349
Atlanta ^..360
NORTH.
Greensboro to —
Morehead 8
Brown's Summit 12
Benaja 15
Reidsville 24
Kuffin 33
Pelham 40
D. & N. R. Junction.. 43
Danville 48
North Danville, con-
nects with Virginia
Midland R. R 49
Ringgold 54
Sutherlin's, connects
with Milton & Suth-
erlin R. R 59
Barksdale's 62
New's Ferry 72
Boston 80
Wolf Trap 85
Scottsburg 88
Clover 95
Staunton River 98
Randolph 99
Mossing Ford 103
GOLDSBOR
Drake's Branch 108
Keysville 116
Meherrin 124
Green Bay 128
Burkeville, connects
with Norfolk&West-
ern R. R 136
Jennings Ordinary.. .139
Jetersville 146
Amelia Court House. . 153
Chula 159
Mattoax 162
Powhattan 167
Hallsboro 172
Coalfield 176
Bonair 181
Granite 185
Rockfield 186
Belle Isle, connects
with Richmond &
Potomac R.R 187
Manchester 188
Richmond 189
O BRANCH.
(Same Management).
Greensboro to —
McLean's 8
Company's Shops. ... 21
Graham 23
Haw River 26
Hillsboro 41
University, Chapel
Hill Branch 46
Durham 55
Brassfield 61
Morrisville 69
Carey, connects with
Raleigh & Augusta
Air Line R. R 73
Raleigh, conn'ctswith
Raleigh & Gaston
R.R 81
Auburn 90
Clayton 9fr
44 DIRECTORY.
Wilson's Mills 104 Goldsboro, connects
Selma 109 with Wilmington &
Princeton 118 Weldon and Mid-
Eose 121 land N. C. R. R's.
SALEM BRANCH.
(Richmond & Danville Railroad).
Greensboro to —
Salem Junction 3 Kernersville 17
New Garden 7 Salem and Winston. . 28
Friendship 10
CAPE FEAR & YADKIN VALLEY RAILROAD.
Julius A. Gray, prest., Greensboro; James S. Mor-
rison, supt. General offices, Fayetteville, N. C.
NORTH.
MILES. MILES.
Fayetteville 97.6 Gulf 51.1
Manchester 83.85 Richmond 43 9
Spout Spring 775 Ore Hill 39.6
Rock Branch 70.1 Siler 35.0
S wann's 68.6 Staley 27.6
Jonesboro 63.5 Liberty 23.2
Sanford, connects Julian 16.10
with Raliegh & Pl't Garden 8 0
Augusta Railroad 60.5 Greensboro Junction 0.2
Egypt 54.1 Greensboro ,
Fayetteville 35.5 Red Springs 3.4
Rockfish 24 5 Sboe Heel, connects
McNatt's 173 with Carolina Cen-
Lumber Bridge .... 10.5 tral
Shandon 8.0
GREENSBORO.
COUNTY OFFICERS,
Clerk Superior Court — J. N. Nelson.
Sheriff- J. H. Gilmer.
Register Deeds — Will U. Steiner.
Surveyor— Jno W. Stewart.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor — R. R. King, salary $100 and fees.
Treasurer— W. B. Bogart, salary $100.
Commissioners;
North Ward— H. H. Tate, W. B. Bogart, G. W. Al-
ley.
South Ward— L. M. Scott, W. E. Bevil, Will Ser-
geant. H. H. Tate, clerk of board.
Police.
Chief — R. M. Rees, salary $200 and commissions.
W. J. Weatherby, M. A. Short.
Street Overseer.
Richard Smith.
Public Schools.
White Graded School— Prof. W. C. Daub, prin.
Colored Graded School— Prof. R. M. McKinzie (c),
prin.
Fire Department.
C. F. Thomas, Chief Greensboro Fire (chemical
engine) Department.
Elections— City officers first Monday in May, an-
nuallv.
STREET DIRECTORY.
Central Point — Junction of North and South Elm
and East and West Market sts, running as indicated,
evenly dividing the city.
Ash st, second w of N. and S. Elm, beginning at
Gaston and running to s limits.
46 DIRECTORY.
Bell Meade Avenue, second n W. Market, from in-
tersection of Clay and Greene sts to Edgeworth st
Bragg st, second s corporate limits, crossing S. Elm
running east and west.
Cedar st, fourth w of S. and N. Elm, from Salisbury-
road to n limits.
Church st, beginning at intersection of Clay and
N. Elm, intersecting the ends of Davie and Church
sts, thence north to Danville road.
Clay st, second n W. Market, from N. Elm to inter-
section Greene st and Bell Meade ave
College st, fifth w N. Elm, from W. Market to Del-
phi na st.
Cornell st, fourth s E. Market, from intersection of
Fayetteville and Ashboro sts to e limits.
Danville road, begins n end Church st.
Davie st, first e of S. and N. Elm, from Fayetteville
to Church sts.
Edgeworth, third w of N. and S. Elm, from W.
"Washington to Martinsville road, n limits.
Elm (North), from intersection of E. and W. Mar-
ket and South Elm north to limits.
Elm (South), from intersection of E. and W. Market
and N. Elm s to limits.
Factory st, third s E. Market from R. & D. R. R. to
e limits.
Fayetteville st, fourth s E. Market from S. Elm to
intersection Cornell and Ashboro sts.
Forbes st, second e of N. and S. Elm, from "Wash-
ington to Lindsay sts.
Gaston st, first n E. and W. Market from Forbes to
Cedar st.
Gilmer st, fourth e of N. and S. Elm, bet Washing-
ton and Lindsay.
Greene st, beginning at Sycamore, one square w of
S. Elm, running to intersection Belle Meade ave and
Clay st, thence nw to Martinsville road.
'Lee (east) st, fifth s E. Market, from intersection of
Lee and Ashboro to e limits.
Lee st, first s corporate limsts from intersection
Mebane road and Ash st to Ashboro st.
Lindsay st, beginning at Church st, next Presby-
terian church, intersecting end Forbes st e to limits.
Market (east), from intersection of N. and S. Elm
and W. Market e to limits.
DIRECTORY. 47
Market (west), from intersection N. and S. Elm
and E. Market w to limits.
Martinsville road begins n end Greene st.
Mebane road, first s of corporate limits, intersect-
ing Ash, E. Elm and Fayetteville sts.
Mebane st, second ne Market, bet Davie and Forbes
sts
Mendenhall st, sixth w of N. and S. Elm, running
north and south.
Moore alley, second s corporate limits, from Bragg
st west.
New st, second sw Market, from S. Elm to Ash st.
Oak st, sixth s E. Market, from Ashboro to e limits.
Paisley alley, bet Ashe and Edgeworth sts, from W.
Market to Gascon st.
Percy st, third e of N. Elm, bet E. Market and Lind-
say sts.
Salisbury road, continuation W. Washington st.
Sycamore st, first s E. and W. Market, from Spring
to Forbes.
Walker ave, third s W. Market, from w limits to
Ash st.
Washington st, second s E. Market, from Davie to
e limits.
Washington st (west), second s W. Market, from
Salisbury road to Ash st.
WARDS.
North Ward — All that portion north of E. and W.
Market sts.
South Ward— All that portion of the city south of
E. and W. Market sts.
Fire Wards.
No. 1 — N, Elm, W. Market, north and west limits.
No. 2— N. Elm, E. Market, north and east limits.
No. 3 — E. Market, S. Elm, east and south limits.
No. 4— W. Market, S. Elm, west and south limits.
LICENSES AND TAXES.
Ad valorum f of 1 per cent.
Barber Shops— $3 for first chair and $1.50 for each
additional chair.
Hotels— On all hotels exceeding 30 rooms $40; on
all hotels under 30 and exceeding 15 rooms $30; on
4S DIRECTORY.
all hotels containing 15 rooms or less $20. This tax
shall embrace only such houses as have porters at the
depots or run omnibuses.
Railroad Eating Houses— $10.
Boarding Houses, etc— Boarding houses with 5 or
more rooms $10; boardin? houses with less than 5
rooms, Restaurants, Snack Houses, or Stands, each $5.
Telegraph Office— Each $30.
Daguerian Artists — Resident daguerian artists and
persons taking likenesses of the human face $5.
Itinerant Professions — On every itinerant Dentist,
Optician, Phrenologist, Portrait Painter, Photograph
or Daguerian Artist or Chiropodist, $5 for a week or
less time; on every itinerant Medical Practitioner,
for each week or less time, $10.
Land Agent— On every Land Agent or Broker $5.
Banks — Each Broker or Banking Office $25.
Butchers — Butchers who have no market stall $5.
Patent Rights — Dealers in Patent Rights $10.
Lightning Rods and Stoves — Itinerant dealers in
Lightning Rods or Stoves $10.
Sewing Machines— Sewing Machine Companies or
Agencies $40. Private dealers in Sewing Machines $5.
Prize Goods — Itinerant Dealers in Prize Goods $30.
Ice Dealers — $5.
Auctioneers — $5.
Insurance Companies — Each Fire or Life Insur-
ance Company or Agent $10.
Commission Merchants— Every Commission Mer-
chant, Commercial or Merchandise Broker $5.
Fertilizers — Every dealer in Fertilizers on commis-
sion $5.
Printing Office — Each Printing Office $5..
Resident Professions — Each resident practicing
Physician, Dentist or Surgeon, Optician, Lawyer,
Civil Engineer, Aurist, Oculist, Chiropodist, or an}'-
person engaged in the sale of any specific, or making
prescription for disease, $5.
General Dealers — Each Merchant, Grocer, Confec-
tioner, Druggist or other trader $5. Also 10 cents on
every $100 worth of goods, wares, merchandise, pur-
chased for resale, payable annually. A failure to
make returns promptly to the Collector shall subject
the party to a fine of $20 for each and every offense,
This tax embraces every person buying any produce
??rHTlfl?TllR$W. F°r Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Ciga
QbaUuUMiMa JS^Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
$pg^Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 49
or mercantile commodity other than for his own
family.
Bowling Alleys and Gift Enterprises — All Gift En-
terprises and Bowling Alleys |50.
Distillery — Every Distillery of fruit or grain $75.
Livery Stables — Each Livery Stable $10. Any per-
son whose business it is to keep for hire horses or
mules shall be deemed a livery stable keeper.
Horse Dealers — Horse dealers shall pay one per
cent on gross sales.
Lawyers — Each practicing Lawyer, or firm having
an office or residing in the city, $5.
Hucksters — Every non-resident huckster or trader
or the agent of such, who buys marketable articles
for sale in other markets, $50.
Billiards— Bagatelle — Each Bagatelle or Billiard
Table $25.
Junk Shops — Each Junk Shop or dealer in metals,
cordage, etc., $10.
Factory — Mill — Every Mill, Manufactory, Machine
Shop, or Foundry, employing steam, $5.
Railroads— Every Railroad Company having a de-
pot or office in the city, $50. All Railroad Agencies,
selling tickets, or soliciting travel, each $5.
Penalty — Every person carrying on any business
within the city, without having first paid the license
tax, shall be fined $20.
Per Cent — Auctioneers, Commercial Brokers, and
Commission Merchants, in addition to their license
tax, shall pay one-tenth of one per cent, on gross
sale.
Real Estate — On each $100 valuation of Real Es-
tate seventy-five cents.
Personal Property— On all personal property, taxed
at tnis time by the State, within the corporate limits
of the City, included under the name of personal
property, money, credit, bonds, stocks, f'etc, on each
$100 value 75c.
Poll Tax— On every poll $2.25.
Dogs — On each dog $1. On each bitch running at
large $10.
Goats — On each goat running at large $2.
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Circus — Menagerie — Shows — Each Circus Compa-
ny, or Menagerie, for each day's exhibition in the
corporation, $20.
Side Shows, at each tent where an admission fee is
charged, $5.
Each person or Company, of Stage Players, Sleight
of Hand Performers, Ethiopian Serenaders, Instru-
mental or Vocal Concert Company, Rope Walker, or
Exhibition of Artificial or Natural Curiosity, for one
day $5 ; each additional day $3.
Ring Tricks — Ring tricks and other gambling con-
cerns, or games of chance, prohibited under penalty
of a fine not to exceed $50, or imprisonment not ex-
ceeding thirty days.
Peddlers — Upon all itenerant Merchants, or Ped-
dlers, vending or offering to vend in the city, a tax
of $25 a year; except such as sell Books, Charts, or
Maps, whether sold by auctioneers or otherwise.
Carriage — Buggy Agents — Every agent for the sale
of carriages, buggies, wagons and other vehicles, shall
pay a tax of $10
Architect — Builder— On every Architect, or Con-
tracting Builder, $5.
Bill Poster— On every Bill-Poster $3. And no per-
son shall have the right to post bills, or collect pay
therefor who has not paid the tax.
Liquor Dealers — All persons selling spirituous or
vinous liquors, in quantities less than a quart, shall
pay a license tax of $100.
All persons selling Malt Liquors, by wholesale or
retail, shall pay a license tax of $50.
Every Wholesale Liquor Dealer $50.
Tobacco Manufactories and Warehouses — On each
Cigar Manufactory, Tobacco Factory, or Tobacco
Warehouse, $5.
Dancing Schools— On every Dancing School $5.
Express Company — Each Express Company $40.
Drays — Every Drayman shall pay on each Dray $5.
Fresh Fish — Every person selling fresh fish, except
at a market stall shall pay a tax of $5.
Gas Company — On every Gas Company $50.
Horse Drover — On every Horse Drover and every
other person w"ho buys and sells or offers to buy and
sell Horses or Mules as a business, $10.
Engine and Machinery Agents — On every agency
E.6.N
EWCOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead the State
Pure Tent Wines for Sackamental Purposes.
McAdoo House, - - - - Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 51
for the sale of Steam Engines or Machinery, not
manufactured in the city, or person selling the same
on his own account, $5.
Itenerant dealers in Steam Engines and Machinery
$10.
Oil Agents — On every agency for the sale of oils $5.
Skating Rink — On every Skating Rink, for one
year or less time, $5.
Shooting Gallery — On every Shooting Gallery, for
one year or less, $5.
Soda Fountains — On every Soda, or Mineral Water
Fountain, $3.
Stallions— Jacks— On every Stallion or Sack, stand-
ing in the city, $10.
Safe Agents — On every agency for the sale of Safes,
or Company selling the same, $10.
Lecturers — On each Lecture for reward and every
teacher of any art or science, accompanied or fol-
lowed by the delivery of any artice of value, map or
chart, for compensation, unless such lecture be given
for religious or charitable purposes, $5.
Building and Loan Association — On every Building
and Loan Association, or Association by whatever
nalme or style known, having for its object or purpose
the lending of money, $10.
Dairies- On each Dairy Wagon or Vehicle $5.
GREENSBORO POSTOFFICE.
Postmaster — J. D. White.
Assistant — B. F. Parker.
Mailing Clerk— W. H. Rees.
Service.
Over R&D. R. R., double daily.
Over Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley, daily.
Over Goldsboro Branch, daily.
Over Salem (Winston) Branch, double daily.
Star Service.
To Randleman's Factory, Randolph county, sup-
plying Sumner, Level Cross and New Salem/leaves
Tuesday's and Saturday's at 6 a. m. ; returns Mon-
day's and Friday's at 7 o'clock p. m.
52 DIRECTORY.
To Snow Camp, Allamance county, supplying Hin-
ton, Gilmer's Store, Shaw's Mills, Brick Church and
Hartshorn, arrives Wednesdays and Saturdays at-
12 o'clock m. ; leaves same days at 1 p. m.
To Lang's Mill, Randolph county, supplying
Thorn's Mill's, Tabernacle and Plain Crystal ; arrives
Saturdays at 12 o'clock m. ; leaves 1 o'clock same day.
Postoifices in Guilford County.
Allamance, Hinton,
Brick Chuch, Jamestown,
Brown's Summit, Liberty Store,
Busick, McLeansville,
Centre, New Garden,
Colfax, Oak Ridge,
Company Mills, Plain,
Crystal, Pleasant Garden,
Deep River, Pond,
Freeman's Mills, Shaw's Mills,
Friendship, Summerfield,
Gibsonville, Sumner,
Gilmer's Store, Tabernacle,
Greensboro, Thorn's Mills,
High Point, Westminster.
Hillsdale,
LOCAL FEDERAL OFFICERS.
District Attorney United States Courts.
James E. Boyd for Western District of N. C.
Clerk Federal Courts.
J. W. Payne, office S. Elm st.
United States Marshall.
Thomas B. Keogh for Western District of Norths
Carolina ; Lorenzo A. Bailey, Chief Deputy.
Collector Internal Revenue.
Peyton H. Bilbro, Deputy Collector Internal Reve-
nue 5th District, office S. Elm st.
United States Commissioner.
J. W. Payne, office S. Elm st.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
IndependentiOrder of Odd Fellows.
SOVERIGN GRAND LODGE.
Luther J. Glenn, M. W.. G. B. ; Erie J. Leach, R. W..
TRY IWCOIB'S,
PUKE WINES, LIQUORS, TO-
BACCO and CIGAES,
i/IcAdoo House. Greensboro, N.C.
DIRECTORY, 53
D. G. S.; Joshua Vansant, R. W. G. T. ; Theodore A.
Ross, R. W. G. S. ; Rev. J. W. Venable, R. W. G. C. ;
Beldin Seymour, R, VV. G. M. ; J. T. Thornbrook, R.
W. G. G. ; Cbas. H. Gatch, R. W. G. M.
GRAND LODGE OF STATE.
J. F. Payne, M. W.rG. M., Monroe ; J. E. Woodward,
R. W. D. G. M., Wilson; H. E. Bates, R. W. G. W.,
Newberne ; J. J. Litchford, R. W. G. S., Raleigh ; R.
J. Jones, R. W. G. T., Wilmington ; Rev. C. C. Dod-
son, W. G. C, Wilson; C. B. Edwards, W. G. M.,
Raleigh; I. H. Nelson, W. G. C, Winston; T. B.
Hasket, W. G. G., Hamilton ; J. H. Pugh, W. G. H.,
Wilmington; J. F. Hosteller, Dist. Dep., Charlotte ;..
Dr. T. A. Crowell, Dist. Dep., Monroe ; W. R. Edwards,
Dist. Dep., Lincolton.
Beuna Vista Lodge, No 21, meet Tuesday evenings
in Odd Fellows Temple ; W. H. Turner, N. G., J. W.
Albright, sec.
Paisley Encampment, No. 10, meet Friday evenings
monthly.
Masons.
Grand Lodge of North Carolina meets at Raleigh
second Wednesday in January, 1885. Robert Bing-
ham, G. M., Bingham's; D. W. Bain, G. S., Raleigh.
Grand Chapter R. A. M., meets at time and places
previouslv appointed. Eugene Grissom, G. H. P. ;.
D. W. Bain, G. S., Raleigh.
Grand Commandery K. T. meets October, 1884, at
Raleigh. Eugene Grissom, G. C, Raleigh; J. C.
Munds, G. R., Wilmington.
Greensboro Lodge. No. 76 — Meet Saturday next
preceding full moon. W. D. Trotter, W. M.; J. F.
Stephens, sec.
Chapter in partially organized state.
Knights of Honor.
Guilford Lodge, No. 1777— Meet first and third
Thursday evenings at Odd Fellows' Temple. J. H.
Harris, die ; H. H. Cartland, rep.
Knights and Ladies of Honor.
Greensboro Lodge, No 389— Meet second and fourth..
54 DIRECTORY.
Thursday evenings at Odd Fellows' Temple. F. S.
Eldridge, pro.; H. H. Cartland, sec
Knights of Pythias.
Supreme Lodge of the World — John P. Linton, P.
S. C, Johnstown, Pennsylvania; John Van Valken-
hurg, S. C, Fort Madison, Iowa ; Howard Douglass, S.
V. C, Cincinnati, Ohio ; John S. King, S. P., Toronto,
Ontario ; J. S. Willey, S. M. of E , Wilmington, Del.;
R. E. Cowan, S. K. of R and S.., Kansas City, Mo.;
Halvor Nelson, S. sec. of E. R., Washington City, D.
C; Geo. B. Shaw, S. M. at A., Eau Claire, Wis.; C. F.
Bragg, S. I. G., Bangor, Me; Jno. 0. W. Thompson,
S. O. G , WashingtoiTCity. D C.
Greensboro Lodge, No. 28— Meet Monday evenings
at Odd Fellows' Temple. J. H. Harris, C. C; S. A.
Kerr, K. of R. and S.
Royal Arcanum
Have an organization.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Band of Hope.
(Juvenile Temperance)— Meet Mondays 4:30 p.m.,
at Bogart's Hall.
Sons of Temperance.
Meet Monday evenings.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
Meet Thursdays at 4:30 o'clock p m., at Odd Fellows'
Temple. Mrs. F. M. Bumpass, prest.
Young Men's Christian Association.
Meet Friday evenings at 8 o'clock ; Sunday after-
noons at 4:30 o'clock. Michael Sherwood, sec; A.
Weatherly, treas.
COLORED SOCIETIES.
Good Samaritans.
Two branches.
Grand United Order Odd Fellows.
Masons.
CHURCHES.
Episcopal.
Diocese of North Carolina Convention— Meets at
places and times previously appointed. Bishop Rfc*
TRY
NEWCOMB'S PURE WINES, LIQUORS,
TOBACCO AND CMAKS,
DIRECTORY. 55
Rev. Theodore B. Lyman, D. D. ex. off. chairman; Ed-
ward R. Rich, secretary, Raleigh.
Standing Committee— Rev. M. M. Marshall, D.D.,
Rev. Joseph B. Cheshire„Rev. Edward R. Rich, R. H.
Battle, W. E Anderson ; reported members at Con-
vention in State 12,150. Since the above convention
a new Diocese has been erected called the Diocese of
E. Carolina, consisting of the counties of Gates, Hert-
ford, Bertie, Martin, Pitt, Greene, Wayne, Sampson,
Cumberlond. Robinson and all east ; those west com-
prising the Diocese of North Carolina.
St. Barnabas. Rev. Alfred H. Stubbs, rector, nw
corner Gaston and Greene sts.
ISaptist.
North Carolina Baptist State Convention— Meets
annually Wednesday before the third Sunday in No-
vember at place previously appointed. Hon. J. C.
Scarborough, prest., Raliegh ; N. B. Broughton, Ral-
eigh, and N. L. Shaw, Harrelsville, sees.
North Carolina State Mission Board. John E. Ray,
sec, Raliegh ; Sunday School Board same.
Educational Board. Prof. C. E. Taylor, correspond-
ing sec, Wake Forrest College, N. C.
Western Baptist Convention (covering that portion
of the State west of the mountains) — Meets annually
in October at places previously appointed. Rey. D.
B. Nelson, prest., Hendersonville; C. E. Lee, sec,
Asheville.
Sunday School Convention— Meets annually at call
of prest. N. B. Broughton, prest., Raleigh; R. D.
Graham, sec, Charlotte.
College— Wake Forest College, Wake Forest, N. C.
Membership in State, 244,740—116,041 white, 101,-
699 colored ; 27,000 anti-missionary.
Baptist Church— Rev. E. F. Baldwin, pastor; S.
Elm, near Washington st.
Methodist.
North Carolina M. E. Conference, South — Bishop
John C. Keener, prest; Donald W. Bain, sec, Raleigh;
n F raym flfl MwuHowMXK
111 1 ■ UU IV jjjl| UU 8 s. Elm St., Greensboro, N. C.
56 DIRECTORY.
meets at times and places appointed by body. Mem-
bership about 110,000.
Methodist Episcopal — North side W. Market, near
Edgeworth st; Rev. L. W. .Crawford, pastor; Prof. W.
F. Alderman, Sunday school supt.
Societies — Woman's Missionary Society, Parsonage
Aid Society.
Presbyterian.
Synod of North Carolina — Meets in the fall of each
year at times and places previously appointed. Num-
ber of ministers, 120; membership about 20,000.
Presbytery of Mecklenburg— Meets semi-annually
at times and places previously appointed; 33 minis-
ters; Rev. R. Z. Johnston, clerk, Lincolnton,
Presbyterian Church — Rev. J. Henry Smith, pas-
tor; Judge R. P. Dick, supt. Sunday school.
Ladies' Missionary Society.
Earnest Workers' Society.
Ladies' Independent Foreign Missionary Society.
COLORED CHURCHES.
Methodist.
A. M. E. Church — Rev. Morris, pastor; Sunday
school.
M. E. Church— Rev. Collett, pastor ; Sunday
school.
Presbyterian.
Presbyterian Church— Rev. E. H. Garland, pastor;
Sunday school.
Baptist.
Providence Baptist Church— Rev. W. T. H. Wood-
ward, pastor; N. C. R. R., opp Bennett College.
CEMETERIES.
Confederate Cemetery — Mebane road, near Bragg st.
Greenwood Cemetery — Spring st and n limits.
Methodist Cemetery — Mebane road, near Bragg st.
Presbyterian Cemetery — Northeast cor Church and
Lindsay sts.
H For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
SJp^^Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, ----- Greensboro, N. C.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
WHITE DEPARTMENT.
To find a name know how it is spelled.
Half numbers mean upstairs.
Errata, changes and removals will be found in last pagj*.
Where residence or business is located in some named build-
ing or block, see name of fame in regular classification of white
department.
Colored Department follows White.
ABBREVIATIONS.
al alley
ave, avenue
bdp board-
bet between
ble building
elk clerk
cond conductor
dept departmem
en/.. engineer
es ea*t side
frt freieht
lab laborer
mfjz manufacturing
mfr manufacturer
nr near
ns north side
op opposite
res esides
R. M S raiiwav mail service
R. R "-ailroad
necy secretary
ss south side
st street
sup' superintendent
servt servant
wash C. washerwoman
wid widow
ws west side
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY AT THE END OF NAME DEPART-
MENT. SEE INDEX.
If name or other information wanted is not found in its
proper classification, see addenda and errata in last pages.
A BBOTT J. T., machinist Sergeant Mfg Co , res
^* Forbes, 1 h n Gaston st
Adams Edward, elk W. H. Wakefield & Co., bds Geo.
Adams
Adams Miss Fannie, res George Adams
Adams G. M., harnessmkr L. Houston, res es Ashe-
boro, 2 h n E. Lee st
5
58 DIRECTORY
White Department.
Adams William, res George Adams
Albright Miss Carrie, res Geo. W. Albright
Albright Miss Clara, res J. W. Albright.
Al brig ht E. G , res S. A. Howard.
Albright Geo. W., res es Davie st, 1 h n E. Market
Albright Joseph, groceries, bds Mrs. G. W. Albright.
Albright J. F., of McKnight & Albright, res E. Mar-
ket st
Albright. J W., auctioneer, res ne cor Ash and W.
Market st
Albright P. R , bkkpr Handle Wks, res S. A. Howard
Albright R M., tel opr, res S. A. Howard
Alderman A, H., bkkpr the Nat Bank
Alderman Miss A. M., res Prof. W. F. Alderman
Alderman Miss DeL , teacher music Greensboro Fe
male College, res Prof. W. F. Alderman
Alderman E. H.. elk Greensboro Nat Bank, res se
cor Ashboro and Davis st
Alderman Miss Myra V., res Prof. W. F. Alderman.
Alderman Prof. W. F , mathematics and ancient lan-
guages Greensboro Female College, res nw cor Ce-
dar and W. Market sts.
Aldrich J. P., groceries, res Gaston st
Aldridgre Joe, bds Mrs. J. J Johnson
ALFORD Bit. H. Jtt., physician, and of Alford & Mi-
ch a ux, drugs, res es Davie, 2 h s E. Washington st
ALFORD & 'MICHAUX, drugs, S. Elm st
Alien Dr. A. I,., patent medicines, bds McAdoo House
Allen William E., asst bkkpr the Nat Bank, bds
Miss J. J. Mendenhall
Alley Charles M., res G. "W . Alley
Alley G. W., line repairer W. U. Tel Co., res Cedar
st, nr Cemetery
Alley G. W. jr., agt C. F. & Y. V. R. R, res G. W. Al-
ley
Allred J. P.. groceries, res ns Gaston st, She Davie
Alsop W. D., propr Central Hotel, cor W. Market
and Elm sts
Amsteth Adolph, res se limits, nr Greensboro Handle
Wks
Anderson Mrs. A. A., wid, res'ws Spring, 1 h s W.
Market st
Anderson Mad. Carrie, res junc. C. F. & Y. V. R. R
and Mebane road
E. S.N
EWOOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead the state
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
Mc \cloo House, - - - - Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 59
White Department.
Anderson Miss Jennie, res Mad. Ida Brown
Andrews Miss Fannie, housekeeper Planters Hotel
Andrews Greek 0., res Louis W. Andrews
Andrews H. L., elk Thomas Bailey, res T. W. Wiley-
Andrews Louis W., ins and grist mill, res ws Ash st,
1 h s W. Washington st
Andrews R. W., elk G. Will Armfield, bds Central
Hotel
Andrews S. G., wks Greensboro Gas Light Co., res
country
ANDREWS THOMAS D., supt Greensboro Gas Light
Co., reS es Forbes, op Gaston st
Andrews W. H., wks Sergeant Mfg Co, res se limits,
nr Greensboro Handle Wks
Apple Troy, wks Greensboro Handle Wks, res Jones-
boro
Apple Win. M., guard county jail, res nw cor Gilmer
and E. Market sts
Arbuckle R. F., wks H. W. Bowley, bds Willis Sikes
Archer A., wks North Carolina Handle Co
ARM FIE LB G. WILL, dry goods, etc., res ws Ash st,
2 b n Walker ave
Armfield Miss Melvina, seamstress H. H. Cartland
Atkinson Roger P., C. F. & Y. V. R. R., res ss Spring
st, 1 h s W. Washington st
"DAILEY LORENZO A., Chief Deputy U. S. Mar-
•*-' shal, res ns W. Market, 1 h w Elm st
Bailey Thomas, grocer, res ws S. Elm st, 6 h n R. &
D. tracks
Baker John L., drummer, res sw cor Ash and W.
Washington sts
Baldwin Miss C. W., res Rev. E. F. Baldwin
Baldwin Rev. E. F., pastor Baptist church, res ss W.
Market st, 3 h e Edgeworth
Baldwin Miss Reba L , res Rev. E. F. Baldwin
Ball Rev. J. R., pastor Methodist Protestant circuit,
res ws Spring st, 1 h n Gaston
Ball Miss Lucy, res William S. Ball
Ball Mack W., elk Alford & Michaux, res Rev. J. R.
Ball
60 DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Ball Miss Mary E., res Rev. J. R. Ball
Ball W. S., lawyer, res se cor E. Lee and Davie sts
Balsley J. B., farmer, res Ash st and R. & D. R. R
Band of Hope (juvenile temperance)
Baptist Church, Rev. E. F. Baldwin, pastor, s Elm,.
nr Washington
Barker John, groceries, tobacco factory and saloon,
res se cor Green and Gaston sts
Barker J. H., county canvasser Singer Mfg Co
Barentine Duncan, elk W. M. Houston, res ns Mebane-
road, 5 h w Ash st
Barentine Miss Mollie, res Duncan Barentine
Barringer John A., lawyer, bds Ben bow House *■
Barringer Will C, mdse broker, res S. Elm st
BACHELDOR PROF. J. M., Smithdeal Business
College, bds Mrs, G. W. Albright
Beard C. R., bkpr J. L. King & Co , bds Men-
denhall
Beard Samuel, res W. C. Swan
Beard Z. R., bkkpr J. L. King & Co., bds Miss J. J
Mendenhall
Beardsley Miss M , drawing and painting Greens-
boro Female College
Beall Dr. W. P., physician, res ws Ashboro st, 1 h se-
Lee
BENBOW C* D., manager Benbow House, res same
BENBOW D. W. CL, propr Benbow House, Benbow
dairy, also Benbow's Opera House
BENBOW HOUSE, D. W. C. Benbow, propr
Benbow Miss Lillie, res Benbow House
Benbow Miss Mamie, res Benbow House
Benbow Opera House, D. W. C. Benbow, propr
Benbow D. W. C, propr Benbow House
Bennett Mrs. M., wid, res J. B Basley
Bevil William, Farmers' Warehouse, bds Planters'
Hotel »
Bilbro Henry, wks R. & D. coal chute, res se cor Cedar
st and Mebane road
Bilbro Peyton H., dep col int rev, res s limits and
Mebane road
Bishop John, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Black Miss Dora, cook D. Curtis
Blackburn W. J., elk Sample S. Brown, bds Planters*'
Hotel
TRY NKWCOMB'S
PURE WUNES, LIQUORS, TO-
BACCO and CIGARS,
McAdoo House, Creensboro, N.C.
DIRECTORY. 61
White Department.
babbitt J. M., elk G. Will Armfield, res W. H. Babbitt
Babbitt W. H., bar tender J. A. Short, res ns E. Mar-
ket, 1 h n E. Elm st
Bogart's Hall, nw cor Greene and W. Market sts
IBogart William, res W. B. Bogart
TSogart W. B , dry goods, res es Church, 5 h n Lind-
say st
Boner Miss Laura, res Miss Maria Boner
-Boner Miss Maria, res nw cor Sycamore and Greene
sts
jBoone John C, carpenter, res ns Gaston, 2 h e Davie st
.Bosher R. T.. bar tender S. J. McCauley, res ns Gas-
ton, 2 h e Elm st
Bosley J. B., res R. & D. R. R, tracks and Ash st
Bowley H. W., shoe mfr, res es Asheboro, 2 h s E.
Leest
IBoyd James E., U. S. Dist. Atty., res ns W. Market st,
op Female College
BOYD R. F« & CO., shoes, S. Elm st
J50YD R. R, of R. F. Boyd & Co., shoes, bds Planters'
Hotel
Boyd Thomas, student, res J. E. Boyd
Bran nan W. J., moulder Sergeant Mfg Co, bds Mrs.
L E. Smith
Rranson Clifford, student, res A. J. Odell
Branson Mrs. R., wid, res A. J. Odell
Branson W. H., of Odell & Co , whol dry goods and
groceries, res E. Washington st
Brent Miss Maude, res J. W. Payne
Brent Miss Sallie, teacher Graded School, res J. W.
Payne
Brewer Mrs. Agnes, wid, res junc S. Elm and Ash sts
and Mebane road
3rewer G. G., night watchman C. F. & Y. V. R. R.,
res Mrs. Agnes Brewer
Bruton Miss Ella, teacher Female College, res Rev. J.
R. Bruton
Brockman A. J., groceries, res ss E. Market st and R.
& D. R. R
Brockman A. J., jr., res A. J. Brockman
jBrockman Miss Emma, res A. J. Brockman
62 DIB EC TORY.
White Department.
Brockman J. L., elk Sanaple S. Brown, res A. J*
Brockman
Brooks R. H., elk Harris & Flippen
Brown Miss D., elk Sample S. Brown, res "William
Brown
Brown H. L , res sw cor W- Market and Greene sts
Brown Mrs. H. L., dressmaking, res H. L. Brown
Brown Mad. Ida, res ns Sycamore, 6 h w Forbes st
Brown James, watchman Greensboro Handle Wks,.
res Jonesboro
Brown J. L., elk W. R. Murray, res H. L. Brown
Brown Miss Lula, student, res H. L. Brown
Brown Michael, blacksmith, res es Davie st, 3 h n E.
Washington
Brown Mrs. N. A.., wid, boarding, res ss Sycamore st,
1 h w S. Elm
Brown Miss N., res Mr3. N. A. Brown
Brown Miss Ora, res Mrs. N. A. Brown
Brown Peyton, cond N. £. R. R., bds L. M. Hawkins-
Brown Miss Rodman, elk Sample S. Brown
BROWN SAMPLE S., dry goods, clothing, carpets,
etc., res cor Washington and Greene sts
Brown Thomas, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Brown William, elk Sample S. Brown, res Ashboro
road
Bruton Rev. J. R., res ss W. Market, 1 h w Spring st
Bruton Miss Sarah, asst literary department Greens-
boro Female College
Bryan Cicero J., res es Ashboro st, op E. Lee
Buchanan W. K., gen mdse, res ws s Elm st, 1 h n-
R. & D. tracks
Bullock S. B., meat and vegetables, Market House
Bum pass Miss E. H., asst literary department,.
Greensboro Female College
Bumpass Mrs. F. M., res ws Mendenhall st, 1 h s W.
Market
Burgess D. A , elk Fields & Turner, bds J. T. Turner
Burkhead L. P., harnessmkr Ross & Vanstory, bds
Guilford House
Burns J. S., groceries, res ws Ashboro, 12 h s Lee st
Burrus Nathan, carpenter, res W. E. McCormack
Burnside, Miss E. E., saleslady Mrs. W. S. Moore, bds^-
Planters' Hotel
TRY
newcomb's PURE WINES, LSOUORS,
TOlU'iCOAXDOIGAKS.
DIRECTORY. 6
ALDCLEUGH E. M. & BRO., groceries and con-
C
fections, S. Elm st
Caldcleugh E. M., of E. M. Caldcleugh & Bro , grocer-
ies and confections, res S. Elm st
Caldcleugh R. A., of E. M. Caldcleugh & Bro., grocer-
ies and confections, res S. Elm st
Caldwell Miss Carrie, res W. P. Caldwell
Caldwell Miss Daisv, res W. P. Caldwell
Caldwell D. F., bds Mrs. L. E. Smith
Caldwell Miss Mamie, teacher Graded School, res W.
P. Caldwell
Caldwell Mitchell, wks Greensboro Handle Co , res ns
W. Market, 2 h w Mendenhall st
Caldwell W. P., lawyer, res nw cor W. Market and
Ash st?
GALIUM BROS. & CO., drugs, paints and onion set
growers, S Elm st
CAILUM DR. J. R., of Galium Bros, drugs, les ws
Church, 8 h n Lindsay st
Callum Kirkpatrick, elk Callum Bros , res Dr. J. R.
Callum
Callum Nathaniel wagon repairs, res Joneshoro
CAIIUM N. HARDING, of N. Harding Callum &
Co., res Dr. J. R Callum
CAIIUM N. HARDING & CO., groceries and com-
mission, res Dr J. R Callum
CALLUM W. L., of Callum Bros. & Co., paints, drugs
and onion set growers, res Dr. J. R. Callum
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley R. R Co., Julius A.
Gray, prest, office over Greensboro Nat. Bank
Carson J. F., machinist Sergeant Mfg Co., res ss E.
Market, 2 h n Forbes st
Carson Miss M. E.. res Carson
CARTIAND II. H., merchant tailor and furnisher,
res es Asheboro, 1 h s E Lee st
Causey John F., wks Sergeant Mfg Co
Causey Joseph, res asheboro road
Causey Mrs. J . wid, res ss Me'oane, 3 h w Forbes st
Causey Miss Mary, res J. P. Allred
Central Hotel, W. D. Alsop, propr, cor W. Market and
Elm sts
II F RflYH & fill B"«s, shoes $rcom
AM I ■ limil WUUlsElm St., Greensboro, N. C.
64 DIRECTORY.
White Department.
CENTRAL PROTESTANT (Methodist), weekly, J. L.
Michaux
Chamberlain Mrs S., wid, res G. T. Terry
Cheek Dr. B. A., physician, res ns W. Market, bet Ash
and Greene sts
Cheek Miss Eliza, res Dr. B. A. Cheek
Cheek John, -ear inspector R. & D. R. R , bds Mrs.
M. H Townsend
Clark Mrs. M. A., wid, res Charles S. Wooton
Claypool George W., bds Guilford House
Clendennin J C, foreman Daily Workman
Clendennin John, printer boy The Patriot
Coble Mrs. D , wid, res es Church st, nr limits
Coble D A., ex mess C. P. & Y. V. R. R , res Mrs. D.
C°ble ,r ^ A ul
Coble George H , cond N. C. R. R., res Mrs. D. Coble
Coble J. W. coni N C R. R , res Mrs D. Coble
Cobb Mrs. M. E . res Mrs. D. Coble
C1WL3 ML«.Mi)'lU res Mrs. D. Coble __ -
Coffin William E., frt elk R. & D. R R., res nw cor
Walker ave and Spring st
Cole H. W., elk Callum Bros. & Co
Cole J. H., watchman R. & D. R. R , res es Davie,
4 h n E. Washington st
Collett R»v. Elias, minister, res rear Bennett College
Collins- William, groceries and undertaking, res ns
Sycamore st, 2 h w Davie st
Collins William, jr., res William Collins
Confederate Cemetery, Mebane road, nr Bragg st
Cook James, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Cooper W. C , bds A. J. Kern
Corl Chas , blksmith, res D. W. Corl
Corl D. W., blksmith, res se cor Mebane and Davie sts
Corl Miss Sallie, res D. W. Corl
Cotton Mrs. Lucy, wid, res Berry Curtis
Couch A. R., elk W. R. Murray, res ss Ashboro st,
2 h e Davie st
Cousins Aubrey, bds Mrs. M. E. Townsend
Cox 0. R., of Odell & Co., whol dry goods and gro-
ceries, res Cedar Falls
Crawford Rev. L. W., pastor M. E. church, res nwcor
Spring and W. Market sts
tl fl VIMfTflflUfllfl Wines and Liquors Lead the State!
K IT Hi hWll MK N PURE TENT WINES for SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES
Mi Mi «M H UUllitf U McAdoo House. Greensboro. N. C.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 65
White Department.
Crittenden Eugene, elk Alsop, res Richard Crit-
tenden
•Crittenden Miss Minnie, res Richard Crittenden
Crittenden Richard, res se cor Market and Greene sts
Crump W. B., groceries, res Ashboro st and limits
Crump W. P., platform policeman R. & D. R. R
Cunningham Mrs. B. A., wid, res ws Church st, nr
limits
Cunningham P. H., barkpr John Barker, bds Planters'
Hotel
Curtis Miss Belle, res J. C. Curtis
Curtis Berry, res ws Church st, nr R. & D. R. R
Curtis C. F., res W. H. Curtis
■Curtis Miss Dora, res J. C. Curtis
Curtis D., of D. Curtis & Co., and Odell & Co., dry-
goods, res ne cor E. Washington and Forbes sts
Curtis D. & Co., dry goods, S. Elm, nr Washington st
Curtis Edward, job printer J. S. Hampton & Co
Curtis Miss Fanny, seamstress H. H. Cartland, bds
Henry L. Hines
Curtis J. E., compositor North State, res J. C. Curtis
Curtis J. C, compositor, res es N. Elm st, op Court
House
Curtis Miss Maude E., student Greensboro Female
College, res D. Curtis
Curtis Walter M., elk D Curtis, res same
Curtis W. H., press feeder, Thomas Reece & Co., res
ws Church, nr R. & D. R. R
D ALTON P. H., prescription elk Porter & Dalton,
bds Mrs. N. A. Brown ^
DALTON R. F., of Porter & Dalton, drugs, res nw cor
W. Market and Edgeworth sts
Davis John, helper Charles G. Yates Son's
Dick Miss A. W., res W. S. Rankin
Dick & Dilliard, law school, ws N. Elm st, nr Court
House
Dick Eiss Emma, res Judge R. P. Dick
Dick G. A., planter, res ne limits, nr R. & D. R. R
Dick Samuel, res Judge R. P. Dick
Dick Miss Susie, res Judge R. P. Dick
iuie(i?i&(]a¥BJi!iiiREKS
66 DIRECTORY
"White Department
Dick Judge E. P., of Dick & Dillard, law school, res
Dunleath
DICKSON H. H., of Interstate Directory Co. and job
printer, 32 S. Broad st, Atlanta, Ga
Dillard Drew, res J. H. Diilard
Dillard John H., res ns Gaston st, lhe Ash st
Dillard J. H, jr., of Dillard & King, lawyers, res J.
H. Dillard
Dillon J. J , wks G. T. Glascock, bds Mrs. J. J. John-
son
Dilworth Arrington, magistrate, ne cor W. Market
and Spring sts
Dilworth Miss Eudora, res Arrington Dilworth
Dilworth Miss Mary, res Arrington Dilworth
Dispatchers Office R. & D. R. R., s\v cor New and S.
Elm sts
Dixon J. C, res M. C. Dixon
Dixon M. C, farmer, res ws Church st, nr limits
Dixon M. L., res M. C. Dixon
Dixon Miss N. L., res M. C Dixon
Denny Robert, carpenter, res June Clay st and Bell
Meade ave
Detmering H. W., R. & D. R. R., res es Forbes st, 4 h
n Gaston st
Dewey Miss M. W., instrumental music Greensboro
Female College
Doak William B., res J. W. Doak
Doak Miss Mary C, res J. W. Doak
Doak Miss Eula E., res J. W. Doak
Doak J. W\, wks Handle Co., res ws Cedar st, cor
(piston
Dodson John A., bds Benbow House
Dodson Miss Nora, res John Barker
Dodson Silas C, asst agt frt office R. & D. R. R., res-
ns E. Market st, 1 h w Lvndon
Dodson Will C, res S. C. Dodson
Donnell Miss Berta, res John Donnell
Donnell Calvin, moulder, res John Donnell
Donnell Miss Daisy, res George Donnell
Donnell Geoige, farmer, res ns Gaston st, 3 h e Edge-
worth
For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
^^"Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
MeAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 67
White Department.
Donnell Miae Jessie, res John Donnell
Donnell James, wks Sergeant Mfg Co
Donnell John, carpenter Sergeant Mfg Co , res ss E.
Washington st, 2 h e Forbes st
Donnell John, jr., moulder Sergeant Mfg. Co., res
John Donnell
Donnell VV. C, moulder Sergeant Mfg Co
Dorsett C. H, elk John Barker, bds same
Doub F. H„ elk William 0 Doub, res same
Doub Miss R. R., elk William C. Doub, res same
DOUB WILLIAM C, bookseller and stationer, and
prin graded school, res Gaston, bet Spring and-Ce-
l . dar sts
Douglas R M , farmer, res es Ashboro st, 2 h s !ni. .^ee
Donghty C. H , shoemkr, res ns Sycamore st, 1 h w
Greene
Dudley Andrew H , groceries, res H. J. Williams
Duke J. E., harnessmkr L. Houston, bds Willis
Sikes
EADES JOSEPH J., elk G. Will Armfield, res Mrs.
P. Eades
Eades Mrs. P., wid, res ss E. Market st, 1 h n Gilmer
Earle Miss Lena, bds Mad. Carrie Anderson
East Whitt, elk R. & D. R. R., bds Mrs. N. A. Brown
Eckel A. P., gen mdse, res Davie st
Eckel Dr. Edgar, res s end Elm st, 1 mile from Court
House
Eckel Eugene, elk Dist Attorney U. S. court, res cor
Washington and Davie sts
Eckel E. P., gen mdse, res Dr. H. M. Alford
Edes J. J.., bkkpr G. Will Armfield
Elam Harper J., compositor Patriot, res ss E. Wash-
ington, 1 h w Forbes st
Eldridge Miss A. C, res W K. Eldridge
Eldridge Frank, foreman Greensboro Handle Wks,
res ns E Washington, 3 h e Davie st
Eldridge W. H., wks Greensboro Handle Wks, res W.
K. Eldridge
Eldridge W. K., res ns E. Washington, 2 h e Lyn-
don st
R. F. BOYD I CO.BO(,TS< SH0ES m mm
South Elm St., Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY.
"White Department.
Eldridge W. N., wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Ellington Neal, cashier Greensboro Nat. Bank, bds
W. C. Porter
Ellington W. W., drummer, res Mrs. M. L. Sherwood
Ellison A. H., pottery, res W. A. Andrews
Ellison Dr. A. L., res E. Market st
Episcopal Church, nw cor Gaston and Greene sts,
Rev. Alfred H. Stubbs, rector
Euliss J. J, elk G. Will Armfield, bds Planters' Hotel
FARISS MRS. ANN, wid, res Mrs. M. Gorrell
Fariss Henry, res Mrs. Mary Gorrell
Fariss John, res Mrs. Mary Gorrell
Farmer Robert, fireman R. & D. R. R , res ne cor S.
Elm and Lee sts
Farmers' Warehouse, junc Greene st and Belle Meade
ave
FARRAIt W. B., jeweler, res es Church, 7 h n Lind-
say st
Fetzer Frank H., baggage master N. C. R. R., res J.
H. Fetzer
Fetzer J. D., locomotive eng R. & D. R. R., res J. H.
Fetzer
Fetzer J. H., U. S. store keeper, res es Davie, 3 h n
E. Lee st
Fetzer Miss Katie, res J. H. Fetzer
Fields J. E., saloon, bds Mrs. J. H. Townsend
Fields & Turner, gen mdse, S. Elm st
Fields W. A., of Fields & Turner, gen mdse, res es
Davie, 1 h n Lee st
FINCH C. L., of R. F. Boyd & Co., shoes, res Boyd-
ton, Va
Fishblate E. R., mgr Mrs. F. Fishblate, res same
Fishblate Mrs. F., clothing, res nw cor Ash and W.
Washington sts
Fleming & Co., groceries, Lindsay Block
Fleming R. A., of Fleming & Co., groceries, bds Willis
Sikes
Fleming Robert, bds Willis Sikes
Flippen H. B., of Harris & Flippen, hardware, res
se limits
E.6.N
EWCOMB'S Wines and Liquors Lead the State
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Flippen P. G., elk Harris & Flipper)
Fons Ellison, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Forbes James W., county treas, bds Planters' Hotel
Forbes W. R., furniture, bds John McCulloch
Forrest George, Greensboro Handle Wks, bds William
Long
Forrest Joseph, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Forsyth Miss Maggie, res John Lewis
Foster & Eggert, real estate, S. Elm st
Foster James, land agent, bds G. W. Albright
Fowler Mrs. A. F., res es Ash, 2 h s W. Market
Fowler Chas., wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Fowler E. M., wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Fowler Miss E. S., res Mrs. A. F, Fowler
Fowler Miss Emma, seamstress H. H. Cartland
Fowler John, wks Greensboro Handle Wks, res Jones-
boro
Fowler J. G., presser H. H. Cartland, res Mrs. A. F.
Fowler
Fowler Miss Nettie, seamstress H H. Cartland
Fowler Miss Nora, seamstress H. H. Cartland
Fowler Miss S. L., res Mrs. A. F. Fowler
Foye Jacob, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Frazier W. L., elk Odell Hardware Co., bds Planters
Hotel
Freeman Francis, servt Dr. W. P. Bell
Freeman Henry, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Freight Office R. & D. R. R. S. Elm st and R. R.
tracks
GARDNER MISS BANIE, domestic R. L. Vernon
GARDNER 0. M., of Interstate Directory Co., 32
S. Broad st, Atlanta, Ga
Gardner Miss Melinda, domestic E. H. Smith
Garner J. T., tel oper, bds Mrs. N, A. Brown
Garrett Mrs. E. O., wid, res J. M. Garrett
Garrett J. M., res James West
Gilmer Ellison L., student, res John A. Gilmer
Gilmer Henry, res ns E. Market, 5 h e Davie st
Gilmer Mies Julia, res Judge J. A. Gilmer
70 DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Gilmer Judge J. A., Judge Superior Courts of the
State, res junc Clay, N. Elm and Church sts
Gilmer S. LM elk Sample S. Brown, bds Mrs. N. A.
Brown
Glascock Miss Ada, student Greensboro Female Col-
lege, res G. T. Glascock
GLASCOCK Gr. T*, foundry, turbine wheel, etc., res
ws Ashboro, 14 h s Lee st
Gleason J. A., train dispatcher R. & D. R. R., bds Mrs.
Fannie Jones
Glenn R. G., drugs, res ne cor W. Market and Cedar
sts
Golden E. G., groceries, res A. J. Golden
Golden Miss Maggie, res Samuel Golden
Golden Miss Mary, res Samuel Golden
Golden Miss Mattie, res Samuel Golden
Golden W. R., harnessmkr L. Houston, bds A J.
Golden
Golden Samuel, painter, res ws Church st, 8 h n
Lindsay
Goodman Joseph, elk Odell, bds Planters' Hotel
Gorrell Mrs. Carrie, wid, res Mrs. M. E. Thacker
Gorrell Miss Charlie, res Mrs. Mary Gorrell
Gorrell Mrs. C. C, wid, millinery, res sw cor Syca-
more and Ash sts
Gorrell Mrs. Mary, wid, res ne cor Davie and Ash-
boro sts
Gorrell W. A., of J. W. Scott & Co., gen mdse, res
Mrs. Mary Gorrell
Graded School, Prof. W. C. Doub, prin, junc of Lind-
say and Church sts
Gray Albert, miller L. W. Andrews, res country
Gray Miss Jessie L., res Julius A. Gray
Gray Julius A., prest C. F. & Y. V. R. R., res se cor
W. Washington and Spring sts
Gray Miss Mary S., res Julius A. Gray
Gray R. Percy, treas North State Improvement Co.,
res Julius A. Gray
Greensboro Female College, Rev. T. M. Jones, A.M.,
D.D., prest, ss W. Market st, between Cedar and
Mendenball sts
EI
For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
^^""Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 71
White Department.
Greensboro Fire Co., No. 1, chemical, ns Gaston st,
nr county jail
GREENSBORO GAS LIGHT (JO., A. H. Lepwick,
prest, Forbes, op Gaston st
Greensboro Handle Wks, Thomas McMahon, propr,
junc N. C. R. R. and E. Washington st
Greensboro Postoffice, J. D. White, P. M., opposue
Benbow House
Greensboro Sash and Blind Factory, J. R. Menden-
hall, sec, junc Mebane road and C". F. & Y. V. R. R.
Gregory George H., lawyer, res ns W. Market, 1 h w
Mendenha.il
Gregory H. T., res George H. Gregory
Gregory Dr. R. K., physician, res sw cor Spring and
Market sts
Gregory Richard N., student, res Dr. R. K. Gregory
Gregory Miss Sue, res George H. Gregory
Gregory Miss V. M., res Dr. R. K. Gregory
Greenwood Cemetery, Spring st and n limits
Gretter Mrs. L , res Dr. Edgar Ectel
'Gretter Michael, bds Thomas Sloan
GRIFFITH J, W., dentist, res ws Greene, 1 h s W.
Market st
Guilford County Court House, nw cor N. Elm and
Market sts
Guilford Countv Jail, O. C. Wheeler, jailer, nw cor
Gaston and N. Elm sts
Guilford House. Mrs. E. C. Waddington, proprss, ws
S. Elm st, 8 h in R. & D. R. R
Gullett C. L., elk Robert Gullett, res same
Gullett Robert, furniture and undertaking, res se cor
Gilmer and E. Market st
Gullett Miss S. D., res Robert Gullett
Guthrie C. B., baggage master R. & D. R. R., res
Charles Mason
TTAGAN ADAM, agrl implts, es Church, 4 h n Lind-
-*-*- say st
Hagan Miss Cordie, res Adam Hagan
Hagan D. L., res Adam Hagan
Hall & Beall, physicians, S. Elm st
DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Hall E. F., bds Benbow House
Hall Joseph, baker J. E. Thorn
Hall J. K , of Hall & Beall, physicians, ws Ash, 3 h
8 W. Washington st
Hall J. K., of J. K. Hall & Co., cigar mfrs, res Dr. J.
K. Hall
HAMPTON J. S., of J. S. Hampton & Co., job print-
ers, res ns Lindsay, on Forbes st
HAMPTON J. S. & CO.,>b printers, S. Elm st
Hampton W. T., job printer J. S. Hampton & Co
Hanner Robert, wks Greensboro Sash and Blind
Factory
Hanner Claude, elk William Collins, res Robert
Hanner
Hanner Miss Dora, res Mrs. Maggie Rose
Hanner Roddy, res J. W. Scott
Hanner S. A., machinist, Sergeant Mfg Co
Hanner W. F., elk J. W. Mangum Co, res Church st
Harrell Miss Maggie, student, res W. H. Harrell
Harrell W. H., rockmason, res ns Linday op Forbes st
Harris A. J., law student Dick & Dillard, bds Thos.
Sloan
Harris & Flippen, hardware, S. Elm st
HARRIS JOHN H., harnessmkr, bds Planters' Hotel
Harris J. W., wks N. C. R. R., bds Willis Sikes
Harris W. A., manager John Barker's Factory, bds
same
Harris W. E., of Harris &,Flippen, hardware, res se
limits
Harrey Samuel L , res junc S. Elm, Ash st and Me-
bane road
Harrey S. S., cigarmkr J. K. Hall & Co., res S. L.
Harvey
Hawkins J. L , tel opr, res L. M. Hawkins
Hawkins Lee M., propr depot rest, res ns New, 1 h
e Ash st
Hayes Miss Alice L., res T. S. Hayes
Hayes Mrs. M. J., seamstress H. H. Cartland
Hayes T. S., shoemkr Chas. H. Doughty, res ss Belle
Meade ave, 1 h e Edgeworth st
Hayes W. A., elk J. W. Scott & Co, res T. S. Hayes
Heath Henry, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Heath Joseph, wks Greensboro Handle Wks, res
Ashboro road
flfl $ For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
HpHF" Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 81
White Department.
Heath Len, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Helton Benjamin, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Helton Lee, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Hendrix E. M, elk W. M., Houston, bds Planters'
Hotel
Hendrix J. M , elk C. & M. Pretzfelder, bds Planters'
Hotel
Hennes R. P., wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Hill S., lawyer, res ss W. Market st, 1 h w Ash
Hill W. H., mfr of cotton goods, res ne cor Elm and
Ash sts
Hilliard Churchill, student Dick & Dillard, bds
Thomas Sloan
Hilton Mrs. Mary, wid, res ns E. Market, nr R. & D.
R. R
Hilton R. B., wks Greensboro Handle Co., res Mrs.
Mary Hilton
Hilton R. L., wks Greensboro Handle Co., res Mrs.
Mary Hilton
Hines Miss Emma, dressmkr Mrs. Lyon & Hines,
res Mrs. R. B. Hines
Hines Henry L., elk M. Strauss, res sw cor Forbes
and E. Market st
Hines Mrs. R. B., of Lyon & Hines, dressmkrs
Hines R. B , res es S. Elm, cor Lee st
Holbum Charles, bds Mrs Rosa McDonald
Holder Rufus, wks C. P. Vanstory
Holt Henry, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Holt Wjlliam, shoemkr, bds Willis Sikes
HOLTON C. E., mgr Singer Mfg Co., bds Mrs. R. E.
McDonald
Holy Catholic Church, ws Forbes, 1 h s Lindsay st
Horney Claudius, harnessmkr L. Houston, bds Oliver
Wheeler
Horney W. A., jeweler, res ns E. Market, 1 h e
Forbes st
Hornbuckle R. F., shoemkr Charles H. Doughty
HAMLIN'S
Genuine Wizard Oil
At 50 Cents Per Bottle at
CALLUM BROS. & CO., Greensboro, will undersell any
other dealers in ONION SETS.
(2J5rSend for Qiiotatlons.^3
82 DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Howard S. A., tel opr, res ss W. Market, 1 h w
Green st
Howlett J. M., gun and locksmith
Howlett L. C, elk Sample S. Brown, bds Planters'
Hotel
Houston Miss Fannie, res es Asheboro, 1 h s E.
Lee st
HOUSTON LEYI, harness, res Jesse Julian
Houston & Lyon, proprs Star Tobacco Warehouse, S.
Elm st
Houston W. M., whol groceries, and of Star Tobacco
Warehouse, res Clayton, nr Elm st
Hubbard Peter, supt North Carolina Handle Co., res
es Ash, 2 h n New st
Hudson H. S , of Hudson & Kirkman, groceries, bds
Guilford House
Hudson & Kirkman, groceries, S. Elm st, nr R. &
D. R. R
Hughes George H., student, res J. M. Hughes
Hughes Miss G., res J. M. Hughes
Hughes James M., tailor, res ws Forbes, 3 h s Syca-
more st
Hughes J. R., meat and vegetables, Market House,
res es Church, op Lindsay st
Hughes Miss I. V., res J. M. Hughes
HUGHES MILTON T., fruit evaporator, res es Davie,
1 h n Washington st
HUGHES' MUSEUM, Milton T. Hughes, propr
Hughes W. A., student, res W. P. Hughes
Hughes W. P., res ns W. Market st, op Female' College
Hine W. H , res G. W. Kestler
Hundley B. G., prest North Carolina Handle Co., res
New York
Hundley Mrs. E. D., wid, res C. E. Shober
Hunt P. C, wks Sash and Blind Factory, res es N.
Elm, nr Church st
Hunt W. M., elk Odell Hardware Co., bds Planters'
Hotel
Hunter W. L., prescription elk Archie Glenn, bds
Mrs. N. A. Brown
Hussey Miss Annie, student, res J. B. Hussey
LB.1
EWOOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead the State
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
Mc Adoo House, - - - - Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 83
White Department.
HUSSET J. B., editor Greensboro Patriot, res es
Davie, 4 h n Lee st
Hut ton Miss Belle, res Mrs. C. Hutton
Hutton Mrs. C, res ss E. Market, 4 h e Gilmer st
Hutton James, res Mrs. C. Hutton
Hutton William, elk D. E. Thomas, res Mrs. C. Hut-
ton
INGOLD C. L., bartender J. E. Fields, bds Mrs. J
H. Townsend
Ingold F. N., ex mess, res ws Edgeworth st, nr n
limits
Ingold MissHortenee, student Greensboro Female Col-
lege, res F. N. Ingold
INTERSTATE DIRECTORY CO., C. M. Gardner, H.
H. Dickson, 32 S. Broad st, Atlanta, Ga, publish-
ers of Directories of Tj'ler, Tex. ; Gainesville, Ma-
rietta, Griffin, Barnesville, Rome, Cartersville, Col-
umbus, Macon, Ga. ; Birmingham, Ala. ; Green-
ville, S. C. ; Charlotte, Greensboro, Winston and
Salem, N. C. ; Anniston, Ala. ; Georgia Pacific Ga-
zetteer, Richmond and Danville Gazetteer ; Mont-
gomery, Ala., and others South and West
/> IRELAND C. H., sec and treas Odell Hardware Co,
bds Planters' Hotel
Iseley L. C , wks Sash and Blind Factory, res ws
Davie, 1 h n Bragg st
JACKSONVILLE, Mebane road and sw limits
Jackson George H., carpenter, res es Davie, 1 h
n Bragg st
Jacobs Henry, cutter H. H. Cartland, res ws Church,
9 h n Lindsay
James John, painter, res Ashboro road
James W. W., wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Jarrell Alex, res end Ashboro st
Jarrell John F, carpenter, res end Ashboro st
Jarrell Miss Lutitia, res J. F. Jarrell
YOU
HAN P I M II EVERY COLOR of
\*9+kw r ■ ■* k* INK that is made at
CALLUM'S DRUG STORE, Greensboro.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
BUY YOUR GARDEN AND FIELD SEED AT
CALLUM'S DRUG STORE, GREENSBORO
84 DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Jeffreys J. R., res N. A. Jeffreys
Jeffreys Newton A., groceries, res Mebane road nr
Bragg st
Jeffreys N. A. M., res N. A. Jeffreys
Jeffreys Rufus, bartender N. A. Jeffreys, res same
Jeffreys Seymour, res N. A. Jeffreys
Jenkins R. A., pass agt B. & O., res Salem
Jessup W. S., soda water mfr, bds McAdoo House
Johnson A. A., elk C. & M. Pretzfelder, res ws Ash-
boro st, 8 h s E. Lee
Johnson C. C, elk John Barker, bds same
Johnson Mrs, S. J , wid, res ss Mebane road, 1 h w
Ash st
Jones Miss. Anna B., res Mr?. A. L. Jones
Jones Mrs. A. L., wid, res ss W. Market st, 2 h e
Edgeworth
Jones Miss Dora D., English literature, composition
and French, Greensboro Female College
Jones Miss M. T. L., res Mrs. A. L. Jones
Jones Rev. T. M., A.M., D.D., prest Greensboro Fe-
male College, res same
Jordan Arthur, marble dealer, res ss Belle Meade ave,
3 h Edgeworth st
Jordan Emory, wks Arthur Jordan, bds same
Jordan Marcellus, conductor N. C. R. R., res nw cor
Ash and Sycamore sts
Jordan Samuel, lawyer, bds Central Hotel
Jordan W. M., elk E. M. Claldeleugh & Bro , res
Marcellus Jordan
Julian Jesse, res Ashboro road
Julian John, res J. F. Jarrell
TZEELING MRS. A. T., wid, res ns Gaston, 2 h w
-^- Green st
Keeling John L., gen mdse, res Mrs. A. T. Keeling
Kendall Miss Annie, res Mrs. R. M. Kendall
Kendall Charles, groceries, res Mrs. R. M. Kendall
Kendall Mrs. R. M , wid, res ss E. Market st, 2 h e
R\ & D. R R
Keogh Miss Maie, res T. B. Keogh,
TRY IWCOl'S
PURE WINES, LIQUORS, TO-
BACCO and CIGARS,
McAdoo House, Creensboro, N.C.
DIRECTORY, 85
White Department.
Keogh T. B, U. S. marshal western dist, res se cor
Asheboro and Factory sts
Keogh T. S., student, res T. B. Keogh
Kern A. J., cigarmkr, res ns E. Washington, 1 h e
Davie st
Kern E. G., cigarmkr J. K. Hall & Co., res E. Wash-
ington st
Kernolde M. J., res wr Davie st, 2 h s E. Market st
Kerr C. M., mgr W. M. Houston, bds same
Kersey Algernon, res Mrs. E. Kersey
Kersey Miss Alice, res Mrs. E. Kersey
Kersey Mrs. E., wid, res cor S. Elm and Bragg sts
Kersey Miss Mary, res Mrs. E. Kersey
Kersey M. F., carpenter, res Mrs. E. Kersey
Kersey Samuel B., res Mrs. E. Kersey
Kestler G. W., of Odell & Co., whol dry goods and
groceries, res es Davie, 2 h n Lee st
Kestler J. W., res G. W. Kestler
King J. L., of J. L. King & Co., steam tobacco fac-
tory, res ss W. Market st, nr M. E. church
King J. L & Co., steam tobacco factory, se cor New
and Ash st
King Robert R, of Dillard & King, lawyers, and
Mayor, res J. L. King
King Thomas, res se cor W. Market and Greene sts
King W. W., distiller, res ss Mebane, 2 h e Davie st
Kirkman Albert, of Hudson & Kirkman, groceries,
bds Mrs. M. H. Town send
Kirkman Alpheus A., elk G. Will Armfield, bds Mrs.
M. H. Townsend
Kirkman Julius A., harnessmkr, res Ashboro road
Kirkman Mrs. N. A , wid, res Jonesboro
Kirkman Miss N. J., res Mrs. N. A. Kirkman
Kirkman Robert, res Mrs. N. A. Kirkman
Kirkman Thomas, eng Sergeant Mfg Co., res Mrs.
N. A. Kirkman
Kirkman W., cupola tender G. T. Glascock, res N. C.
R. R. and e limits
TO our Country Friends : We have all kinds of Dye Colors,
Red, Yellow, Black, Blue, Purple, Green, Violet, Orange,
and in fact every kind at Galium' s Drug Store, Greensboro
l/CDV QTVI ET 0|r puff BOXES AND ALU
V Cff^ ¥ O B I 8™IC KINDS FANCY GOODS AT
Callorm,s Drug Store, Greensboro.
DIRECTORY.
White Department.
KIRKPATRICK D. N., brickyard and contractor,
res Danville road
Kirkpatrick E. L., mgr D. N. Kirkpatrick, bds Mrs.
R. R. Moore
Klutts Mrs. C, res Arthur Jordan
Knights of Honor, Guilford Lodge, No. 1777, J. H.
Harris, die; H. H. Cartland, rep
Knights and Ladies of Honor, Greensboro Lodge,
No. 389, F. S. Eldridge, pro ; H. H. Cartland, sec
Knights of Pythias, Greensboro Lodge, No. 28, J. H.
Harris, C. C; S. A. Kerr, K. of R. & S
LAMB MISS LILLY, res ns Sycamore, 5 h w
Forbes st
Lamb Mebane, wks Greensboro Sash and Blind
Factory
Lambeth Mrs. D. M., wid, res es Greene st, 1 h n W.
"Washington
Landreth C. E., carpenter Sergeant Mfg Co.
Landreth Josiah, mechanic, res E. Market st and
limits
Landreth Miss Minnie, res McKinney Landreth
Landreth McKinney, res E. Market st and e limits
Lane Miss H., calisthenics and elocution, Greensboro
Female College
Ledfnrd George, painter, res ne cor Sycamore and
Ash sts
Legerton Charles W., cond R. & D. R. R., res George
Adams
Lehman Julius, elk M. Strauss, bds Planter's Hotel
Lentz Mrs. Lizzie, wid, res J. M. Winstead
LEPWICH A. K., prest Greensboro Gas Light. Co.,
res Lynchburg, Va
Lewis Charles, of J. & C. Lewis, wagon shop, res
Bragg st and C. F. & Y. V. R. R.
Lewis C. E., machinist Sergeant Mfg Co.
Lewis John, of J. & C. Lewis, wagon shop, res ns
Bragg st, nr C. F. & Y. V. R. R
Lewis J. & C, wagonmkrs, S. Elm st
Lewis Osear, wks North Carolina Handle Co
LINDLEY CHAS. S., of J. C. Lindley & Bro , nur-
series, res J. C. Lindley
mNEWCOMB'S PURE WINES, LIQUORS,
TOBACCO AMD CIflAK8. gggfgggSgCTfrc,
DIRECTORY. 87
White Department.
LINDLEY J. C* & BRO., nurseries
LINDLEY J. C, of J. C. Lindley & Bro., nurseries
res S. Elm and limits
Lindsay Block, ne cor Market and Elm sts
Lindsay Clark, of Lindsay & Bro., Pomona Hill Nur-
series, res es S. Elm, 1 h n E. Lee st
Lindsay Dr. Edward, physician, res Spring and end
W. Washington st
Lindsay Jesse H,, prest Greensboro Nat. Bank, bds
Benbow House
Lindsay Miss M. Lula, res R. G. Lindsay
Lindsay Mrs. M. W., wid, res Mrs. A. A. Anderson
Lindsay R. G., elk R. & D. R. R. frt office, res se cor
Greene and Sycamore sts
Litaker D. T., locomotive eng R. & D. R. R , res A.
J. McKibben
Litaker Frank, wks Sash and Blind Factory, res ne
cor Gilmer and E. Market sts
Livingston Miss Florence, bds Mad. Carrie Anderson
Lloyd Alex., ins, bds Central Hotel
Lloyd H. W., student, bds Mrs. G. W. Albright
Logan Dr. John' A., physician, res Robert M. Sloan
Long William, wks Sergeant Mfg Co., res Jonesboro
Love James M., res William Love
Love Miss Lena, res William Love
Love William, saw mill, res ws Elm, 2 h n Bragg st
Lumpkin Isaac, wks C. P. Vanstory
Lyon E. W., drummer, bds McAdoo House
Lyon & Hines Mrs., dressmkrs, S. Elm st
Lyon Miss Sallie V., res T. A. Lyon
Lyon T. A , of Houston & Lyon, Star Warehouse, res
es Church, 3 h n Lindsay st
Lyon Mrs T. A., of Mrs. Lyon & Hines, dressmkrs,
res N. Elm st
MACY MISS MARIETTA, res William Wright
Mallard John; solicitor The Patriot
Mallett Joseph, wks H. W. Bowley, bds Willis Sikes
HOLESALE and Retail Dealers in OSfBOX SETS
can save money by ordering from
Calluin Brothers & Co., Greensboro.
R.r.BOYD&CO.l'Ev*!™
DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Maloney Miss A., instrumental music Greensboro Fe-
male College
Mangum J. W. & Co., groceries, ne cor Davie and E.
Marke't sts
Mangum James, groceries, res ss Belle Meade ave, 2 h
e Edgeworth st
Mangum J. W ., of J. W. Mangum & Co., groceries, res
Belle Meade ave
Mangum Walker, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Market House, se cor Sycamore and Davie sts
Marley Dr. H. B., physician, res ws Asheboro, 6 hs
Lee ss
Mask George, wks North Carolina Handle Co., res
cor Bragg and Elm sts
Mask Mrs. Jane, wid, res ss Bragg, cor S. Elm st
Mason Charles, fireman R. & D. E. R., res J. E.
Mason
Mason J. E., res ns Mebane road, 6 h w Ash st
Masons, Greensboro Lodge, No. 76, W. D. Trotter W.
M., J. F. Stephens, sec; chapter partially organ-
ized
Matthews Miss Anna, res Frank Mathews
Matthews Miss Eliza, res Frank Mathews
Matthews Frank, res Ashboro road
Matthews Miss Mary, private school, res Frank
Matthews
Mathews W. H., elk Odell & Co, res Frank Matthews
May John, wks D. W. C. Benbow, res R. & D. R. R.,
1 h s Lindsay st
Mayo T. H., produce, es Davie st, 4 h n E. Wash-
ington st
Mayor's Office, ns W. Market st, op Court House
McAdoo Building, S. Elm st
McAdoo Calvin, res Mrs. Nannie McAdoo
McAdoo C. N., gen mdse, bds Planters' Hotel
McAdoo House, W. D. McAdoo, propr, ne cor W.
Washington and S Elm sts
McAdoo Mrs. Nannie W., wid, gen mdse, res S.
Spring st
McAdoo W. D., propr McAdoo House
McAdoo Wm. D , night elk McAdoo House
111 l1 • DU luVU \J\ji S. Elm St., Greensboro, N. G. '
90 DIRECTORY.
White Department.
McMahon Miss M., res Thomas McMahon
McMahon Thomas, propr Greensboro Handle Wks,
res nr same
McMurray Wesley, res Ashboro road
McNairy J. W., supt Sash and Blind Factory, res ne
cor E. Lee and Davie sts
McNeal Charles, lawyer, res Levi Scott
McNiekle A., wks North Carolina Handle Co., res ss
E. Market, 2 h e Forbes at
Meade Mrs. Lucy, wid, res sw limits, Mebane road
Mebane Cornelius, res nw cor Gaston and Spring sts
Mebane Miss Mattie, res C. Mebane
Mebane Robert, elk Porter & Dalton, res C. Mebane-
Mendenhall Aaron, res se limits, nr Bennett College
Mendenhall Cyrus H., student, res Miss J. J. Men-
denhall
Mendenhall Miss Hattie, res J. R. Mendenhall
Mendenhall Miss J. J., boarding, sw cor S. Elm and
W Washington sts
Mendenhall J. R., sec Greensboro Sash and Blind
Factory, res es Asheboro, 6 h s Lee st
Mendenhall Miss Pearl, res Miss J. J. Mendenhall
Mendenhall R. P., res Miss J. J. Mendenhall
Mendenhall W. D., wks Greensboro Sash and Blind
Factory, res es Asheboro. 5 h s E. Lee st
Merimon B. H., res J. M. Winstead
Methodist Cemetery, Mebane road' nr Bragg st
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. L. W. Crawford,.
pastor. W. Market, nr Edgewonh st
MICHAUX E. R., of Alford & Michaux, drugs, res
Rev. J. L. Michaux
MICHAUX REV. J. L., editor Central Protestant
and Daily Workman, res es Clay st and n limits
MICHAUX JOHN S., local editor Workman, res Rev.
J. L. Michaux
Michaux Miss L , res Rev. J. L. Michaux
Miller Mrs. Janie, wid, res ss Gaston, 1 h w Forbes st
Mitchell S. S., gen mdse, bds Planters' Hotel
Moffitt E. N., of Odell & Co., dry goods, res Noise,
N.e
Montgomery Charles, wks J. & C. Lewis, res C. Lewis-
R.F.B0YMCO.l««l»K
DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Maloney Miss A., instrumental music Greensboro Fe-
male College
Mangum J. W. & Co., groceries, ne cor Davie and E.
Marke't sts
Maneura James, groceries, res ss Belle Meade ave, 2 h
e Edgeworth st
Mangum J. W ., of J. W. Mangum & Co., groceries, res
Belle Meade ave
Mangum Walker, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Market House, se cor Sycamore and Davie sts
Marley Dr. H. B., physician, res ws Asheboro, 6 h 8
Lee ss
Mask George, wks North Carolina Handle Co., res
cor Bragg and Elm sts
Mask Mrs. Jane, wid, res ss Bragg, cor S. Elm st
Mason Charles, fireman R. & D. E. R., res J. E.
Mason
Mason J. E., res ns Mebane road, 6 h w Ash st
Masons, Greensboro Lodge, No. 76, W. D. Trotter W.
M., J. F. Stephens, sec; chapter partially organ-
ized
Matthews Miss Anna, res Frank Mathews
Matthews Miss Eliza, res Frank Mathews
Matthews Frank, res Ashboro road
Matthews Miss Mary, private school, res Frank
Matthews
Mathews W. H., elk Odell & Co, res Frank Matthews
May John, wks D. W. C. Benbow, res R. & D. R. R.,
1 h s Lindsay st
Mayo T. H., produce, es Davie st, 4 h n E. Wash-
ington st
Mayor's Office, ns W. Market st, op Court House
McAdoo Building, S. Elm st
McAdoo Calvin, res Mrs. Nannie McAdoo
McAdoo C. N., gen mdse, bds Planters' Hotel
McAdoo House, W. D. McAdoo, propr, ne cor W.
Washington and S Elm sts
McAdoo Mrs. Nannie W., wid, gen mdse, res S.
Spring st
McAdoo W. D., propr McAdoo House
McAdoo Wm. D , night elk McAdoo House
EFI WfNffPIRillfi'fl Wines and Liquors Lead the State!
T HRlW ilNlfln \ PURE TENT WINES for SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES
i Wi «i IV \i\ikUii U McAdoo House. Greensboro. N. C.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY.
White Department.
McBride Elijah, elk N. Harding Callum & Co, bds
Mrs. E. McBride
McBride Mrs. E., res ns Mebane road, 2 h w Ash st
McBride Miss Sarah, res Mrs. E. McBride
McCain John, elk Odell Hardware Co., bds R. R.
Moore
McCauley S. J., saloon, bds McAdoo House
McCormick Charles, compositor North State, res W.
H. McCormick
McCORMICK W. H., bus mgr North Carolina Publish-
in? Co, res ss E. Market, 2 h e Elm st
McCulloch John, res Ashboro road
McCulloch Logan, elk Fields & Turner, bds G. S.
Sergeant
McCulloch Robert, res John McCulloch
McCullum Miss M., res A. H. Ellison
McDowell Edgar, res John W. McDowell
McDowell John W., res ss E. Market st, 3 h e Gil-
mer st
McDonald Mrs. Rosa, wid, res ss E. Market, 1 h e
Forbes st
McKibben A. J., warehouseman Odell & Co, res se
cor Davie and Elm st
McKinney G. H., of J. L. King & Co, tobacco factory,
bds Miss J. J. Mendenhall
McKnight & Albright, gen mdse, ns E. Market, 1 h
w Davie st
McKnight John, of McKnight & Albright, res coun-
try
McLain W. S., res ne cor Gaston and Cedar sts
McLean L. D, wks North Caronlina Handle Co
McLean R. H., ass agt C. F. & Y, V. R. R., bds Plan-
ters' Hotel
McLean S. D., elk North Carolina Handle Co., res ns
E. Market, 4 h e Davie st
McLean T. G., of Fleming & Co, groceries, bds Wil-
lis Sikes
McLean W. C, of J. W. Scott & Co, gen mdse, res es
Forbes, Ihs Lindsay st
SEED!
FRESH SEED ! -It is wonderful to see the fine display
of every description of garo*n seed and garden
B € A N S of every variety, and FIELD and GRASS SEED
at Callum Bros. & Co's Drug Store, Greensboro, N. C.
R H BflVn & (10 bootsj SH0ES I TRUNKS
III D l IlUI IF UU l/Ui S. Elm' St., Greensboro, N. C.
90 DIRECTORY.
White Department.
McMahon Miss M., res Thomas McMahon
McMahon Thomas, propr Greensboro Handle Wks,
res nr same
McMurray Wesley, res Ashboro road
McNairy J. W., supt Sash and Blind Factory, res ne
cor E. Lee and Davie sts
McNeal Charles, lawyer, res Levi Scott
McNiokle A., wks North Carolina Handle Co., res ss
E. Market, 2 h e Forbes st
Meade Mrs. Lucy, wid, res sw limits, Mebane road
Mebane Cornelius, res nw cor Gaston and Spring sts
Mebane Miss Mattie, res C. Mebane
Mebane Robert, elk Porter & Dalton, res C. Mebane-
Mendenhall Aaron, res se limits, nr Bennett College
Mendenhall Cyrus H., student, res Miss J. J. Men-
denhall
Mendenhall Miss Hattie, res J. R. Mendenhall
Mendenhall Miss J. J., boarding, sw cor S. Elm and
W Washington sts
Mendenhall J. R., sec Greensboro Sash and Blind
Factory, res es Asheboro, 6 h s Lee st
Mendenhall Miss Pearl, res Miss J. J. Mendenhall
Mendenhall R. P., res Miss J. J. Mendenhall
Mendenhall W. D., wks Greensboro Sash and Blind
Factory, res es Asheboro, 5 h s E. Lee st
Merimon B. H., res J. M. Winstead
Methodist Cemetery, Mebane road' nr Bragg st
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. L. W. Crawford^
pastor. W. Market, nr Edgewonh st
MICHAUX E. R., of Alford & Michaux, drugs, res
Rev. J. L. Michaux
MICHAUX REV. J. L., editor Central Protestant
and Daily Workman, res es Clay st and n limits
MICHAUX JOHN S., local editor Workman, res Rev.
J. L. Michaux
Michaux Miss L , res Rev. J. L. Michaux
Miller Mrs. Janie, wid, res ss Gaston, 1 h w Forbes st
Mitchell S. S., gen mdse, bds Planters' Hotel
Moffitt E. N., of Odell & Co., dry goods, res Noise,
N. C
Montgomery Charles, wks J. & C. Lewis, res C. Lewis
For "Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars^
^^"Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, -N. C.
DIRECTORY. jj
White Department.
Montgomery Miss Dora, seamstress H. H. Cartland
Montgomery J. C, elk North Carolina Handle Co.,
res Asheboro st
Montgomery Ruffin, wks North Carolina Handle Co.,
res Mebane road, 1 h w Ash st
Moon J. M., wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Moon McKinney, res Reuben Wright
.Moore Charles, elk W. S. Moore, res same
Moore Miss Cora, res W. S. Moore
Moore R. R., boarding, res se cor Elm and Ash sts
Moore W. S., dry goods, res ss E. Market, 2 h e Da-
vie st
Moore Mrs. W. 8., millinery, res W. S. Moore
Morehead Joseph, res sw cor Sycamore and Greene sts
Morehead J. T., lawyer, res Joseph Morehead
Murphy James, student Dick & Dillard, bds Thomas
Sloan
Murphy Loftin, waiter Central Hotel
Murphy S. T., blacksmith, bds Mrs. L. E. Smith
Murray Miss Ida, res Rufus Murray
Murray Robert, student, res Rufus Murray
Murray Rufus, res es Asheboro, 3 h n E. Lee st
Murray W. R., dry goods, clothing, etc., res Ashe-
boro st
Murrow E. C, govt store keeper, bds R. R. Moore
Myers Walter, foreman J. L. King & Co., bds Mrs..
M. H. Towsend
NATIONAL BANK, THE, Jessee H. Lindsay, prest;.
Neil Ellington, cash; capital, $100,000; surplus,.
$16,000; S. Elm st
Nelson Miss Alice, res J. N. Nelson
Nelson J. N., elk court, res ne cor Gaston and Edge-
worth sts
Nelson John, jr., res J. N. Nelson
Nelson Miss Lizzie, res J. N. Nelson
Nelson Miss Amanda, res J. N. Nelson
NEWCOMB E. G., saloon and billiards, res ss Ashe-
boro, 3 h e Davie st
Newcomb Miss Ora E., student, res E. G. Newcomb
Newell Alma, carpenter, res John Sampson
II p EQYD Ji CD boots, shoes m trunks
South Elm St., Greensboro, N. C.
92 DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Newell D. W., train dispatcher R. & D. R. R., bds
Mrs. Fannie Jones
Newell M. G., elk W. M. Houston
Newlin Miss Lina, res W. C. Porter
Newlin Miss M. L , res Mrs. R. C. Porter
Newsom J. B., student, bds G. W. Albright
North Carolina Handle Co., V. G. Hendley, propr, R.
<fe D. R. R tracks, Ash st and M^bane road
NORTH CAROLINA PUBLISHING CO., editors and
proprs North State
NORTH STATE, THE -(weekly) North Carolina Pub.
Co., editors and proprs, W. H. McCormick, bus mgr
OAKLEY MISS MATTIE, res 0. C. Wheeler
Odd Fellows, Beuna Vista Lodge, No. 21, W. H.
Turner. N.G.; J. W. Albright, sec; Paisley Encamp-
ms'nt, No. 10
Odd Fellows' Temple, W. Market, nr S. Elm st
Odell A J., of Odell & Co., dry goods, res ns E. Wash-
ington, 1 h e Forbes st
ODELL HARDWARE CO., hardware and machinery,
S. Elm. nr Washington st
Odell J. M., of Odell & Co.. whol groceries and dry
goods, res Concord N. C
Odell Miss Lena, res A. J. Odell
Odell W. R., of Odell & Co., whol dry goods and gro-
ceries, res Concord, N. C
Ogburn C. W., bds Miss J. J. Mendenhall
Oliver James, lamp lighter, res Gas House
Orrell J. V., wks R & D. R. R , res Mrs. L. E. Orrell
Orrell Mrs. L. E., dressmkr, res es N. Elm st, op Court
House
O'Sullivan E. C, res J. E. O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan John E., house furnishing, res ws S. Elm,
3 h s Bragg st
O'Sullivan W. T., res J. E. O'Sullivan
Overbaugh E. W., day elk McAdoo House
Owen Charles, res James Owen
Owen James, patternmkr Sergeant Mfg Co., res ss E.
Washington, 1 h e Lyndon st
Owen William, res James Owen
LB. I
EWCOMB'S Wines and Liquors Lead the Slate
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 93
White Department.
PARTSH MONROE, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Parish James, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Parker Benjamin F., asst P. M., bds Planters' Hotel
Parker Miss Delilah, domestic R R. Moore
Parker Mrs. E. C , wid, res Mrs. S. S. Willis
Parker Miss Martha, re3 Mrs. Mary Parker
Parker Mrs. Mary, res sw cor W. Market and Greene
sts
Parker Miss Mary, res Mrs. Mary Parker
Patriot The (weekly), John B. Hussey, editor and
propr, S. Elm st
Payne J. W., elk U. S. Court, res junc Church and
Davie sts
Pearce Adam, brakeman R. & D. R. R., res es Elm,
2 h s Bragg st
Pearce Claude E., student, res James R. Pearce
Pearce James R , auctioneer, res ns E. Market, 3 h w
Forbes st
Pearce Mrs. Melinda, wid, res ss Sycamore, 4 h w
Forbes st
Pearce .Miss M. L., res Adam Pearce
Pearce Oscar F., elk W. M. Houston, bdsC. A. Schultz
Pearce Robert E., elk M. Woodson, res Jas. R. Pearce
Peat Mrs Mary, cook Benbow House
Peeple A., wks North Carolina Handle Co
Pell^Mrs. V. C, instrumental music, Greensboro Fe-
male College
Peoples Miss Mary, seamstress H. H. Cartland
Peters Hugh B , dray line (coal), supt Greensboro Gas
Light Co, res es Ash, 1 h n New st
Phillips A. G., machinist Stratford, Wakefield & Co,
bds R. R. Moore
Phillips B. T., dep sheriff, res ne cor Davie and Gas-
ton sts
Phipps Henry, salesman J. W. Scott & Co, jobbers, bds
Mrs. N. A. Brown
Planters Hotel, Mrs. L. A. Re e?, proprss, ss E. Market^
1 h e Elm st
Poland W. E., harnessmkr L. Houston, res ss Syca-
more, 1 h w Davie st
n PRIIYIUfO BOOTS, SHOESITRUNKS
llll^DlfllrU/l/Ul S. Elm St., Greensboro, N. 0.
94: DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Pomeroy James V., machine shop, res ws Greene, nr
Clay st
Pomona Nurseries, J. Van Lindley, propr, Salem
junc
Porter Dr. A. S., physician, res Mrs. R. C. Porter
PORTER & DALTON, drugs, S. Elm st
Porter Miss Eveline, fes Mrs. R. C Porter
Porter Mrs. R. C, wid, res ns w Market, lhe Edge-
worth st
Porter S. W.. farmer, res Mrs. R. C. Porter
■PORTER W. C, of Porter & Dalton, drugs, res ne
cor w Market and Edgeworth sts
Potts C R., So Ex Co agt, res S. A. Howard
Potts R. E., money elk So Ex Co, bds McAdoo House
Potts R. L., elk So Ex Co, bds McAdoo House
Prairie Anthony, res Ashoboro road
PREBLE MISS EGLANTINE H., A. B., Latin and
music Bennett Seminary
Presbyterian Cemetery, ne cor Church and Lindsay
sts
Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. Henry Smith, pastor,
se cor Lindsay and Church sts
•Presbyterian Chapel, es Ashboro st, 1 h s Lee st
Pretzfelder C, of C. & M. Pretzfelder, dry goods, res
Davie st, nr R. & D. R. R
Pretzfelder C. & M.. dry goods, etc, S. Elm st
Pretzfelder M., of C. & M. Pretzfelder, dry goodt bds
Benbow House
Pritchett Miss Etta, res J. A. Pritchett
Pritchett George, res J. A. Pritchett
Pritchett J. A., carpenter, res ws Ashboro st, 2 h s
Lee st
Pritchett Miss Maggie, res J. A. Pritchett
Proctor H., wks H. W. Bowley, bds Willis Sikes
Pryor Miss Champ C, res W. H. Pryor
Pryor Miss Katie L„ res W. H. Pryor
Pryor W. H., C. F. & Y. V. R. R., res ss W. Market,
3 h w Ash st
U10
Lima Beans, Yellow Six Weeks Bean, Speckled Val-
entine, Black Wax and other kinds of Benns, by the
«mt:s' calms im store, nmsm
For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
^gF"Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 95
White Department.
Pugh Miss Anna, res J. W. Pugh
Pugh David, job printer J. S. Hampton & Co
Pugh J. W., groceries, res es Church, op Lindsay st
Purcell A. T., wks R. & D. R. R. depot, bds J. H.
Cole
RAINEY J. S , carpenter, res ne cor Gilmer and E.
Market sts
Rankin Allen, of J. W. Mangum & Co, groceries
Rankin Augustus, elk Odell & Co, res ws Ashboro, 2
h n Lee st
Rankin A. L., elk Mrs. F. Fishblate
Rankin Miss Ella, elk C. P. Wharton, res A. M. Ran-
kin
Rankin James, elk Sample S. Brown, bds Mrs. N. A.
Brown
Rankin Mrs. Jane, res Mrs. J. Causey
Rankin William S., of J. W. Mangum & Co., grocer-
ies, res nw cor Edgeworth and Gaston sts
Rankin A. L., elk Odell Hardware Co., res Ashe-
boro st
Rankin J. T., elk D. Curtis & Co., res A. Rankin
.Raper E E., student, bds Mrs. G. W. Albright
Raven Miss Lena, res A. J. Brockman
Ray Mrs. Ann, wid, res ns E. Market, 3 h e Davie st
Ray John, wks C. P. Vanstory
Ray Peter L , book binder Thomas Reed & Co., res
Mrs. Ann Ray
Reece Joseph, of Thomas, Reece & Co., job printers,
bds Mrs. N. A. Brown
Reece J. W., of Thomas, Reece & Co., res se cor W.
Market and Greene sts
Rees Mrs. L. A., propr Planters' Hotel, res same
Rees R. M., chief police, bds Planters' Hotel
Rees William H., mail elk Postoffice, bds Planters'
Hotel
Reinicher Mrs. A F., res A. H. Alderman
Renfrow Mrs. E., wid, res ss E. Market st, nr R. & D.
R. R
Renn G A., fr"t elk So Ex Co., bds McAdoo House
Renfrow Miss Sarah, res Mrs. E. Renfrow
G
AKDEN SEED, ai^vFRtES^ANI) gF™'
? JLrJJii, Just Keceived at
CALLIIM'S DRUG STORK, Greensboro, Iff. C.
96 DIRECTORY.
"White Department.
Renfrow William, elk W. R. Forbes, res Mrs. E. Ren-
frow
Reynolds Addison, wks sash and blind factory, res
Clarence Reynolds
Reynolds Clarence A., wks sash and blind factory,
res ws Asheboro, 5 h s Lee st
Reynolds F. E., wks Greensboro Sash and Blind Fac-
tory, res es Asheboro, 3 h s Lee st
RICHARDS ED. A., with' Interstate Directory Co.,
32 S. Broad st, Atlanta, Ga
RICHARDSON W. R., editor Noith State, res ss
Asheboro st, 4 h e Davie
Richmond & Danville railroad, main line. See rail-
roads
R. & D. Depot Restaurant, L. M. Hawkins, propr
Ritenbury D. H., wks H. W. Bowley, bds Willis
Sikes
Rives William C, yardmaster R. & D. R. R., res J. B.
Bosley
Robertson Mrs. D. A., wid, res se cor W. Sycamore
and Edgeworth sts
Robertson & Rowe, dentists, Lindsay Block
Robertson Dr. R. F., of Robertson & Rowe, dentists,
res es Church st, 3 h n Lindsay
Robertson S. C, marble wks, res W. C. Slade
Robertson William, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Robinson Willis, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Rosche Miss Gertrude, res Miss J. J Mendenhall
Rose Mrs. Maggie, wid, res ss Mebane, 1 h e Davie st
Ross H. F., moulder Sargeant Mfg Co
Ross L. F., of Ross & Vanstory, livery, feed and sale
stable, wagons and buggies, res end Ashboro st
Ross & Vanstory, livery stable, wagons and buggies,.
New, nr Elm st
Rowe Dr. Walter W., of Robertson & Rowe, dentists,
bds Planters' Hotel
Royster George H , res W. B. Farrar
Ruth Frank, cigarmkr J. K. Hall & Co, bds Mrs. M.
E. Townsend
s
AMPSON JOHN, res ws Ashboro, 10 h s E. Lee st
Scales Miss Annie, res Mrs. E. H. Scales
U?A h'filUB^B'' For Wines> Liquors, Tobacco and Cigar
UU a liiiUuil'l uliu lPfiF"Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
■il44«lj M Hit I «ll>i M^doo House, Greensboro, N.
DIRECTORY. 97
White Department.
-—Scales A. H., Naval Cadet, res Mrs. E. H. Scales
Scales Hon. A. M., M. C, res se cor W. Market and
Edgeworth sts
Scales Mrs. E. H., wid, res ss E. Washington, I h e
Forbes st
Scales Miss Jennie, res Mrs. E. H. Scales
Scales Miss K. L , res A. M. Scales
Scales Mrs. M. P., wid, res Mrs. A. A. Anderson
Scales Wallace, res Mrs. E. H. Scales
-Scarborough , groceries, res nw cor W. Market
and Greene sts
--"Schenck David, lawyer, res-ws Edgeworth st, nr N.
limits
Schenck David, jr, student, res David Schenck
Schenck Miss R, res David Schenck
Schenck Weldon, elk Archie Grlenn, res David
Schenck
Schoolfield J. W , groceries, res ns E Market, 3 h e
Davie st
Schoolfield Mrs. S , seamstress Mrs. H. H. Cart] and
Schwab Henry, moulder G. T. Glascock, bds Mrs. J.
J. Johnson
Scott Clarence, baggage master C. F. & Y. V. R. R.T
res W. C McLean
Scott David, res ss Gaston, 3 h e Davie st
Scott David N., compositor North State, res David
Scott
Scott John P., elk F. Fishblate. res W. C. McLean
Scott J. W.j of J. W. Scott & Co, gen mdse, res ns
Lindsav, op Forbes st
Scott J. W. & Co., whol gen mdse, S. Elm st
Scott Levi, lawyer, res cor Davie and ■\sh«boro sts
Scott Mrs. Louisa, wid, res nw cor Forbes and Gaston
sts
Scott Miss Mary H., res David Scott
Scott W. A., elk Mrs. N. W. McAdoo, bds Mrs. George
Albright
Scott W. M. elk McAdoo, bds Mes, G. W. Al-
bright
Sligman Carl, res H. W. Detmering
Selden Mrs. E. M., res James F. Yates
'98
DIRECTORY.
BUSlNESSMNiVERSITY.
^S^^TELEG R APH • 0 # **E*£~ '
SEN'D FOR C/jRCULA/=?S.
White Department.
SERGEANT 1?. E., of Sergeant Mfg Co, founders and
machinists, res ns E. Washington, 2 h e Davie st
SERGEANT CHARLES H., bkkpr Sergeant Mfg Co,
bds D. Curtis
■Sergeant Miss Clara M., res B. E. Sergeant
SERGE \ NT GEORGE S., of Sergeant Mfg Co, res ws
Davie, 1 h n Lee st
Sergeant Joseph G., res B E. Sergeant
SERGEANT MFG CO, foundry, machine shop, saw
mills Parrar's turbine, bet R. & D. and N. C. R. R
SERGEANT W. T., of Sergeant Mfg Co, foundry and
machine shop, res N. C. R. R., nr Sergeant Mfg Co
Settle Douglas, res Judge Thomas Settle
Settle Miss. Mamie, res Judge Thomas Settle
Settle Judge Thomas, les sw cor E. Lee and Ashe-
boro sts
Shackelford , student Law School, bds Planters'
Hotel
Shank W. E , prescription elk Archie Glenn, res
Judge D. Shank
Shaw Miss Eliza, res John Shaw
Shaw Henry, elk J. W. Scott & Co , res Asheboro
road
Shaw John, wks Greensboro Sash and Blind Fac-
tory, res Asheboro road
Shaw Thomas, law student Dick & Dillard, bds Thos.
Sloan I
Sherwood Miss A. N., res Mrs. M. L. Sherwood
Sherwood Mrs. M. L., wid, res ns Gaston st, 2 h e
Edgeworth
Sherwood Miss M. L., res Mrs. M. L. Sherwood
Sherwood M. S , bkkpr J. W. Scott & Co., res Mrs. M.
L. Sherwood
Sherwood Thomas, mdse broker, res Mrs. M. L. Sher-
wood
Short Alonzo, res Thomas King
MI
EWflOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead the State
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
Mcldoo House, - - - - Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Shober C. E., gen agt North Carolina Handle Co., res
ne cor Greene and Sycamore sts
Short J. A., saloon and billiards, bds Planters' Hotel
Shultz C. A., guard county jail, res ss E. Market st,
3 h e Davie st
Sikes Miss Francis P., res Willis Sikes
Sikes Willis, boarding, res ss W. Market, 1 h e
Greene st
Simpson Miss E., res S. N. Smith
Simpson Miss S., res S N. Smith
SINGER MFG. CO., C. E. Holton, mgr, s Elm st
Skeene George, wks Greensboro Handle Wks, res
Jonesboro
Slade William C, condr N. C. R. R., res ns Factory,
2 h e Asheboro st
Sloan James, gen mdse, bds Miss J. J. Mendenhall
Sloan John A., res Robert M. Sloan
Sloan Miss M. M., res Robert M. Sloan
Sloan Robert M., So Ex Co, res ns W. Market, 2 h w
Ash st
Sloan Thomas, boarding, se cor Church and N. Elm
Small Alfred, res W. F. Whittington
Small Edward A., gen mdse, res es S. Elm st, 1 h n
R. & D. R. R
Small Ed S., drummer, res ws Asheboro, 13 h s E.
Lee st
Smith Alonzo, student, res E. H. Smith
Smith Miss Annie, res E. H. Smith
Smith Miss A. M., res Mrs L. E. Smith
Smith D. H., res W. C. Slade
Smith Edgar, wks North Carolina Handle Co, res
JohnY. Smith
Smith E. H., supt R. & D. R. R., North Carolina di-
vision, res ns Factory, 1 h e Ashboro st
SMITH F. F., harnessmkr, res es Ash, 1 h s W.
Market st
Smith George A., 'of Fleming & Co, groceries, res
country
Smith Herbert, wks John Y. Smith
Smith James, wks Greensboro Handle Wks, res
Jonesboro
100
DIRECTORY.
in ilia noun
A First-class Practical School. Circiilars free.
W. McKAY, Principal, Macon, Ga.
res es
"White Department.
Smith Miss J. A., res Mrs. L. E. Smith
Smith John, res ss Sycamore, 4 h w Forbes st
Smith John Y., wks Greensboro Handle Co,
Davie, 1 h s E. Lee st
Smith Rev. J. Henry, pastor Presbyterian church, res
ws Church, 6 h n Lindsay st
Smith J. H., res W. C. Slade
Smith Joseph J., compositor Protestant, res E. EL
Smith
Smith J. T., res ss W. Market, 2 h w Greene st
Smith Mrs. L. A., wid, res nvv cor Sycamore and
Greene sts
Smith Mrs. L. E., boarding, res ss Market, 2 h w
Greene st
Smith Miss Myra, res William C. Slade
Smith Mrs. M. wid, res Rev. J. Henry Smith
Smith Miss M. E., res nw cor Sycamore and Greene
Smith Miss M. E., res R. H. Smith
Smith R. H., street overseer, res es Forbes, 1 h n Gas-
ton st
Smith Prof. Samuel, teacher graded school, res ws
Church, 7 h n Lindsay st
Smith Sydney N., farmer, res ns E. Market, 5 h e
Elm st
Smith Miss V. L., res Mrs. L. E. Smith
Smith W. A., elk Robert G'ullett, bds same
Smith W. H., moulder Sergeant Mfg Co, res N.
Smith
SMITHDEAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, G. M. Smith-
deal, pres, ss W. Market, 1 h w N. Elm st
SMITHDEAL PROF. G. M., pres Business College,
bds George W. Albright
Snipe R., wks North Carolina Handle Co
Sons of Temperence
Southern Express Co, R. M. Sloan, mgr, S. Elm st, nr
Sycamore st
Southern Telegraph Co, C. T. Thompson, mgr, Mc-
Adoo House
H.
TRY 1WC0MB1P
PURE WINES, LIQUORS, TO-
BACCO and CIGARS,
cAdoo House, Greensboro, N.C.
DIRECTORY. 101
White Department.
Spears Miss Mamie, vocal music, Greensboro Female
College
Spence Mrs. M., wid, res J. F. Abbott
Spencer Nathan L , carpenter, wks Greensboro Sash
and Blind Factory, res S. Elm, 3 h n Bragg st
Stafford John W., elk Mrs. Fishblate, bds Central
Hotel
Stafford L. A., student, bds C. B. Guthrie
Stanback John, wks Greensboro Handle Wks, res
Jonesboro
Staples Miss Bettie, res John N. Staples
—STAPLES JOHN N., lawyer, res ss W. Market, cor
Ash st
Staples Mrs. Margaret, res John N. Staples
Staples Miss Sallie, res John N. Staples
Star Tobacco Warehouse, Houston & Lyon, proprs,
S Elm st
St. Barnabas (Episcopal) Church, Be v. Alfred H.
Stubbs, rector, nw cor Gaston and Greene sts
Steed Miss Annie, res J. W. McNairy
STEELE MRS. ROSA B., history Bennett Seminary
STEELE KEY. WILBUR F., B. D., prin Bennett
Seminary and prof theology, res same
Steiner W. U., register of deeds, bds Planters' Hotel
Stephens Jesse F., elk G. Will Armfield, bds Guilford
House
Stephens Mrs. L. H., wid, res Mrs D. M. Lambeth
Stevens Jesse, elk G. Will Armfield, bds Mrs. N. A.
Brown
Stewart Adam, moulder, res ss E. Market st, nr R. &
D. R. R
Stewart Miss Carrie, seamstress H. H. Cartland, res
D. E. Thomas
Stewart Henry, wks C. P. Vanstory
Stewart Julius M., wks C. P. Vanstory, res ss Gas-
ton st
Stewart M. L., mgr Ross & Vanstory, bds Guilford
House
Stratford, Wakefield & Co., agr implts and machinery,
S. Elm st
Stratford W. 0., of Stratford, Wakefield & Co., ma-
chinery and agr implts, res nr McLeansville
102 DIRECTORY.
BUS! N ESS M N I VERSItY.
;/;^ DAILY 0^^tVV^?
i. SEAfC RCULAJZS. -\
White Department.
Strauss M., clothing, dry goods, bds Benbow House
Stroup Mrs. M. A., vvid, res Mrs. A. A. Anderson
Stubbs Rev. Alfred H., rector St. Barnabas Episcopal
Church, bds Thomas Sloan
Stubbs Miss Eugenie, student, bds Thomas Sloan
Suits Mrs. M., wid, res Sydney N. Smith
Sullivan E. C. O., plumbing and house furnishing,
res Mebane road
Sullivan J, E., wks E. C. 0. Sullivan, res same
Swaim Miss Ada, res Lyndon Swaim
Swaim Miss Isabella, res Lyndon Swaim
Swaim J. H., machinist and groceries, res ne cor
Washington and Davie st
Swaim Logan, res Lyndon Swaim
Swaim Lyndon, architect, res es Lyndon st, nr E.
Washington
Swaim Miss Mary M., res Lyndon Swaim
Swaim Miss Nannie, res A. J. Odell
Swan W. C, locomotive eng R. & D. R. R, res es
Davie st, 1 h s Ashboro st
Swan S. B., piano and organ agt, res W. C. Swan
TALBOTT GEORGE, cigarmkr, res Mrs. M. E.
Townsend
Tarpley William G., elk W. K. Buchanan, res same
Tate Mrs. A. G., wid, res es Church, 2 h n Lindsay st
Tate C. W., bds McAdoo House
Tate E. W., bds McAdoo House
Tate H. H., farmer and real estate, res ne cor Edge-
worth st and Belle Meade ave
Tate T. H., res H. H. Tate
Tatum H. B , dray line, res ne cor N. Elm and Gaston
sts
Taylor F. A., cond N. C. R. R., res ws Ashboro, 11 h s
E. Lee st
Taylor W. S., locomotive eng R. & D. R. R., res ws
Ashboro, 9 h s E. Lee st
TRY
NEWCOMB'S PURE WINES, LIQUORS.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
DIRECTORY. 103
White Department.
Terrell Mrs. Ellen, wid, res W. B. Crump
Terrell George T., res ns Gaston, bet Greene and
Edgeworth sts
Thacker John, cashier Sample S. Brown, res Mrs. M.
E. Thacker
Thacker J. E., bds Mrs. M. E. Thacker
Thacker Mrs. M. E., wid, res ns Gaston, 1 he N.
Elm st
Thorn J. E , baker, res ns E. Market, She Elm st
Thomas C. P., of Thomas, Keece & Co, job printers,
res ws Clay st, nr n limits
Thomas D. E., groceries, res ns Davie, 1 h n E.
Market st
Thomas Miss Isabelle, res C F. Thomas
Thomas Johu, of Thomas, Reece & Co, job printers,
res C. F. Thomas
Thomas Miss Mary, res C. F. Thomas
Thomas, Reese & Co, job printers and binders, S.
Elm st
Thompson C T., mgr So Tel Co, bds McAdoo House
Thornton F. J., elk J. J. Thornton, res same
THORNTON JOHN J*, jeweler, res es Church, 6 h n
Lindsay st
Thornton Miss Kate B./res J. J. Thornton
Tidball Rev., Presbyterian, res Ashboro road
Tomlinson J. E., elk Mrs. F. Fishblate, bds Plan-
ters House
Townsend Mrs. M. H., wid, boarding, res wsAsh,3 h
n New st
Trotter W. D., gen mdse, res ws Ash, bet W. Market
and Sycamore sts
Trundle Mrs. Lurenia, wid, resfAdam Hagan
Turner Miss Ann. res J. T. Turner
Turner J. T., of Fields & Turner, gen mdse, res ws
Ashboro, 7 s Lee st
Turner W. H., plasterer, res ns Gaston st, nr Episco-
pal Church
Tyler Mrs. R. W., res Rev. N. H. D. Wilson
VANSTORY C. M , mgr Mrs. F. Fishblate, bds Plan-
ters' Hotel
I, F JJYLWSISfS
104 DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Vance C. W\, bds McAdoo House
Van Lindley J., propr Pomona Nurseries, res Salem
junc
Vanstorj'- C P , of Vanstory & Floss, livery, feed and
sale stable and dealers in wagons and buggies, bds
Planters' Hotel
Vanstory Miss Lizzie, res William Vanstory
Vanstory William, carpenter, res ss Gaston, 1 h w
Green st
Vernon A T., baggage agt, R. & D. R., bds Hawkins
Depot, rest
VERNON CHARLES B., elk Benbow House, res
same
Veron &. W , train dispatcher S. & D. R. R., bds
Hawkins Depot rest
Vernon R. L., frt and ticket agt, R. & D., res nw cor
Ashboro and E. Lee st
Vernon Thomas, tob ware house, ss New, bet S. Elm
and Ash st
Vincent William, res ns E. Market, 1 h w R. & D.
R. R
Voltz Bernard, market gardner, res Ashboro road
WADDINGTON Mrs. E. C, proprss Guilford House,
res ws S. Elm st, 7 h n R„ & D. tracks
Wagner Mad. Daisy, res Market House Square
Wagner Washington, res es S. Elm, 1 h n Bragg st
Wagoner Mrs. M., wid, res John Smith
Wakefield Geo., of Stratford, Wakefield & Co., ma-
chinery and agr implts
Wakefield Henry, sr., of Stratford, Wakefield & Co.,
machinery and agr implts, res Friendship, N. C
Wakefield Henry, jr., of Stratford, Wakefield & Co.,
machinery and agr implts, bds Planters' Hotel
Wakefield John, elk W. H. Wakefield & Co, bds T.
S. Hayes
Wakefield W. H., of Stratford, Wakefield & Co., ma-
chinery and agr implts, res Asheboro st
Wakefield W. H. & Co., hardware, stoves, paints, S.
Elm st
Wakefield W. N., of W. N. Wakefield & Co., res ss
Asheboro, 5 h e Davie st
i u. raoin
Wines and Liquors Lead the State !
PURE TENT WINES for SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 105
White Department.
Walker Miss Ellen, bkkpr Singer Mfg Co., bds Guil-
ford House
Walker Miss Minnie, res Rev. W. T. Walker
Walker Rev. W. T., res se cor E. Market and Davie
sts
Ward Thomas, tinner C. G. Yates' Sons, res C. H.
Doughty
Warnersville, s end Elm st
Watkins Miss J. B., res Mrs. D A. Robertson
Watson W. J., pass agt, res ss Mebane, She Davie st
4 Weatherly Miss Alice, res W. P. Caldwell
'Weatherly A., elk E. A. Small, bds Mrs. Rosa Mc-
Donald
Weatherly Bud, elk E. A. Small, bds Mrs. Rosa Mc-
Donald
Weaver Preston D., harnessmkr, res ns E. Market st,
1 h e R. & D. R. R
Weatherly John, res sw cor Davie and Gaston sts
Weatherly Miss Lula, res Rufus Murray
Weatherly Mrs. N. O., saleslady Mrs. C. C, Gorrell,
res same
Weaver P. D., harnessmkr
Walker William, wks North Carolina Handle Co.,
res es S. Elm, 1 h s Bragg st
Wesley J. W., moulder Sergeant Mfg Co
Wesley R. D., res ne cor Davie and Gaston sts
West James, res Cedar, 1 h n Gaston st
Western Union Telegraph Co., S. A. Howard, mgr
Westenedge Miss C, res Samuel Westenedge
Westenedge Miss Fannie, res Samuel Westenedge
Westenedge Samuel, moulder G. T. Glascock, res ss
Bragg st, nr C. F. & Y. V. R. R
Westenedge William, res Samuel Westenedge
Wharton Miss Anna, retoucher C. P. Wharton, res
same
Wharton Cyrus P., photographer, res ns E. Market,
5 h e Davie st
WHARTON JOHN W., of Wharton & Wharton, gen
mdsp, res ss W. Sycamore, 1 h e Edgeworth st
WHARTON & WHlRTON, hardware and agl imple-
ments, ws S. Elm st, next Baptist Church
K B1 RfWI) ft (10 BOOTS, SHOES I TRUNKS
111 1 • UU I II W fl/l S. Elm St., Greensboro, N. 0.
106 DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Wharton William, teller Greensboro Nat Bank, bds
Mrs. N. A. Brown
WHARTON W. P., of Wharton & Wharton, hard-
ware and agl implts, res country-
Wheat J. H., of Farmers warehouse, bds Planters'
Hotel
Wheeler Dempsey, wks North Carolina Handle Co,
res Mrs. Phoebe Wheeler
Wheeler John, machinist, res Mrs Phoebe Wheeler
Wheeler O. C , jailer, res es N. Elm, bet Market and
Gaston sts
Wheeler Mrs. Phoebe, res es S. Elm, 1 h s Bragg st
Wheeler Pink, bds J. F. Causey
White Augustus, cond R. & D. R. R , res es Ashboro,
3 h n Lee st
White Isaac W , elk W. M. Houston, res John May
White James B., res J. D. White
White John D., postmaster, res ss Lindsay, 1 h e
Forbes st
White Joseph, wks Greensboro Handle Co, res John
May
White J. S., elk C. & M. Pretzfelder, bds George Al-
bright
White J. W., elk W. M. Houston
White L. C, wks North Carolina Handle Co,
White Miss M. A., res John May
White Miss M. E., res J. D. White
White Miss M. V., res John May
White Miss Mollie, bds Mad Daisy Wagner
White Robert G., res J. D. White"
White Thorns A , student, res John May
White W. F., compositor Daily Workman, bds R. R.
Moore
White W. N., wks North Carolina Handle Co
Whitehart Miss A., res C H. Whitehart
Whitehart Miss Bettie, res C. H. Whitehart
Whitehart C. H., res R. & D. R. R., bet E. Market and
E. Washington st
Whitehart Forester, res C. H. Whitehart
Whittington Charles, watchmkr W. A. Homey, res
S. Elm st
For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
^^"Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 107
White Department.
Whittington H. T., city canvasser Singer MfgCo, bds
T. W. Wiley
Whittington Miss Lula, res M. A. "Whittington
Whittington Mrs. L., wid, res ws Elm, lhs McAdoo
House
Whittington M. A., ex mess, res es Ashboro, Ih ne
Lee st
Whittington Robert, res Mrs. L. Whittington
Whitton Thomas, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Whittington W. F., carpenter, res ns Sycamore, 7 h
w Forbes st
Wiley Miss Annie, res T. W. Wiley
Wiley Miss Mollie E., res Thomas W. Wiley
Wiley Thomas W., coal agt R. & D. R. R., res sw cor
Gilmer and E. Market st
Williams A. L., moulder G. T. Glasclock, res e limits
WILLIAMS H« J., confections, groceries, res ns E.
Market, 2 h e Gilmer st
Williams Miss S. E., res Hy J. Williams
Willis Mrs. S. S., wid, res ws S. Elm st, 10 h n R. &
Willis William C, wks S. C. Robertson, bds Mrs. N.
A. Brown
Wilson George G., teacher, res Rev. N. H. D. Wilson
Wilson Henry A., res ns E. Market, 2 h e Davie st
Wilson John N., books and news agency, res cor W.
Market and Mendenhall stff
Wilson Miss Lee, bds Mad Carrie Anderson
Wilson Rev. N. H. D , pastor M. E. Church, res sw
cor W. Market and Mendenhall st
Wilson N. H. D., jr, student, res Rev. N. H. D. Wil-
son
Wilson Miss Ruhama, res Rev. N. H. D. Wilson
Wimble Miss Belle, res J. H. Swain
Winfrey Henry, wks N. C. R. R., bds Willis Sikes
Winstead J. M., res ss Sycamore, bet Ash and Edge-
worth sts
Witty Miss Martha, seamstress H. H. Cartland
Wolfe Miss Alice, res J. M. Wolfe
Wolfe John L., elk W. M. Houston, res J. M. Wolfe
108 DIRECTORY.
i mi
A First-class Practical School. Circulars free.
W. McKAY, Principal, Macon, Ga.
White Department.
Wolfe John M., carpenter, res es Forbes, 1 h n Me-
bane st
Wolfe Miss M. B., res John M. Wolfe
___W°ttiens Christian Temperance Union, Mrs. F. M.
Bum pass, pres
Woodburn Miss Eva L., res T. S. Hayes
Woodward Jno., mechanic, res E. Market st and limits
Woodson T. L., produce, bds R. R. Moore
Wooters C. P., wks Greensboro Handle Wks, res ns
E. Washington, 1 he Lyndon st
Wooters E. P., wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Wooters J. T., carpenter Sergeant Mfg Co
Wooten Charles S.. cond R. & D. R. R., res se cor
Lyndon and E. Market sts
Worth Hiram C, res Mebane road, sw limits
Worth Joseph, res Mebane road, sw limits
Worth Miss Rhoda M., res H. C. Worth
Worth Miss R. G., res J. S. Worth
Worth William C, res J. S. Worth
Wrenn Geo. elk So Ex Co., bds McAdoo House
Wright Miss A, L , res J. H. Lindsay
Wright Jesse, wks R. & D. R. R. depot
Wright Reuben, wks Greensboro Handle Wks, res E.
Washington, 1 h w Gilmer st
Wright William, wks Greensboro Handle Co., res
Mebane road, 2 h w Ash st
Wynck R. R., moulder Sergeant Mfg Co., bds William
Long
yATES MISS BESSIE, res Mrs. M. E. Yates
-*- Yates Charles G.'s Sons, hardware, tinners, etc
Yates Geo. B., of Charles G. Yates' Sons, hardware,
tinners, etc., res ws Church st, 4 h n Lindsay
Yates James T., of C. G. Yates' Sons, hardware, res
ns Church, bet N. Elm and Davie sts
Yates J. H., bartender, res ns Gaston, cor Greene st
Yates Miss Maggie, res Mrs. M. E. Yates
Yates Mrs. M. E., wid, res ws Church, 5 h n Lindsay st
Young Men's Christian Association, Michael Sher-
wood, sec ; A. Wentworth, treas
E.G.I
EWCOMB'S Wines and Liquors Lead the Slate-
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
COLORED DEPARTMENT.
To find a name know how it is spelled.
Half numbers mean upstairs.
Errata, changes and removals will be found in last pagpf.
Where residence or business is located m some named build-
ing or block, see name of tame in regular classification of white
department.
ABBREVIATIONS.
al alley
ave avenue
bd? .board?.
bet .between
big building
elk clerk
cond conductor
dept department
eng... engineer
es east side
frt freight
lab laborer
mfg manufacturing
mfr manufacturer
CLASSIFIED BUSINI
nr near
ns north side
op opposite-
res resides
R. M. S... .railway mail service
R. R railroad
secy secretary
i»s south side
st street
sup1 superintendent
serv? servant
wash'n washerwoman.
wid widow
ws west side
DIRECTORY AT THE END OF NAME DEPART-
MENT. SEE INDEX.
If name or other information wanted is not found in its
proper classification, see addenda and errata in last pages.
ADAMS ALFRED, res Warnersville
■^*- Adams John, res Warnersville
Adams Turner, servt W. S. Rankin
Albright Annie, res Warnersville
Albright Johnson, lab, res ns Lindsay st. 2 h e R. &
D. R. R
Albright Julius, res Warnersville -.
Albright William, wksjD. N. Kirkpatrick)
110 DIRECTORY.
Colored Department.
Allen J. W., bartender, res ns E. Market st, 2 h e
Davie
Allen William L, wks K. & D. frt depot
Alston Sallie, res Warnersville
A. M. E. Church, cor Mebane road and Lee st, Rev.
Gullett, pastor
A. M. E. Church, Rev. B. W. Morris, pastor, e limits,
nr E Market st
Amos Phillip, shoemkr, res es Davie, 3 h n Syca-
more st
Anderson Henrietta, cook Central Hotel
Anderson James, wks(j). N. Kirkpatrick^
Anthony Caroline, servt Mrs. A. A. Anderson
Ash Charles, res es Forbes, op Mebane st
Ash George, res Warnersville
Ash Mattie, res Julia Scott
Austin David, wks Patriot office, res es Edgeworth st
and n limits
Austin Joseph, res Warnersville
Austin Martha, res ne limits and R. & D. R. R
BAILY EMILY, wks John Barker, res Warners-
ville
Baily George, wks W. M. Houston, res Warnersville
Bailey Hezekiah, res ne limits
Bailey L. E., res es Davie, 1 h n Sycamore st
Bailey Lee, waiter McAdoo House
Bailey Lucy, servt George Ledford
Bailey Stephen, wks Greensboro Handle Wks, res
Warnersville
Bailey Thomas, wks North Carolina Handle Co., res
Mebane road, sw limits
Balsley Benj., driver So Ex Co
Bane A. A., shoemkr, res ns E. Market, 1 h e Davie st
Banks John, flagman R. & D. R. R
Banks Robert, wks Hawkins Depot rest
Barnhardt Maggie, res N. C. R. R., op Bennett Col-
lege
Barnhardt Mattie, res Maggie Barnhardt
Barrett Stephen, servt Miss J. J. Mendenhall
Barringer Henry, wks North Carolina Handle Co.,
res Warnersville
BENNETT SEMINARY, Rev. Wilber F. Steele, B.D.,
prin, W. Washington Centre sts and limits
— T
WdH nflltA flflflflfl For Wines> Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
BClAJJ U LlilK I hltu |@^*Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
■lltf^NliniMIIN McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 111
♦ Colored Department.
Bethel John, res Warnersville
Bevill Jack, res ws Forbes, 1 h s Sycamore st
Bevill James, servt D. Howell
Bevill Martin, wks J. & 0. Lewis, res Warnersville
Bidden Winston, res Jacksonville
Bilbro Jacob, res Warnersville
Bird Robert, wks Greensboro Sash and Blind Fac-
tory, res Warnersville
Bishop Samuel, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Black Ferdinand, waiter Benbow House, res ss Gas-
ton, 2 h e Davie st
Black James, wks C. P. Vanstory
Black Jane, res ns Sycamore st, op Market House
Blackman Charles, res Lindsay st and e limits
Bland Alfred, wks Hawkins Depot rest, res James
George
Bland Ernest, res ws Percy, bet E. Market and Lind-
say st
Blount Alfred, tinner C. G. Yates' Sons, res ne lim-
its, nr R. & D. R, R
Blount Matilla, res ne limits, nr R. &. R. R
Bosborne Nathan, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Boseley Benjamin, driver So Ex Co, res J. R. Nocho
Boseman Nathan, res ws Gilmer, cor E. Washington st
Brannock William, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Brin Oscar, res Jacksonville
Britton Jennie, cook Planters' Hotel
Britton Jerry, wks S. S. Brown, res ws Davie, 1 h
n Bragg st
Broadfact Thomas, R. M. S., bds Dallas Jones
Brooks Bettie, wks Thomas Sloan
Brooks Samuel, res ne limits
Brooks Spencer, wks Thomas Sloan
Brown Charles, servt Levi Scott
Brown E., wks North Carolina Handle Co
Brown Edgar, servt Clarence Reynolds
Brown James, lab, res Anderson Graves
Brown Lawrence, wks R & D. frt depot
Brown Louisa, servt R. G. Lindsey
Brown Mollie, res Market House Square
Brown Polly, servt Julius A. Gray
112 DIRECTORY
Colored Department
Brown Robert, res ns Sycamore, 4 h w Forbes st
Brown William, res ns Mebane road, 4 h w Ash st
Burton Ann, res Market House Square
Burton Henry, res Warnersville
Burton Susan, servt W. H. Wakefield
Byers Mitchell, res ns Gaston, 1 h w Forbes st
pAIN LUTHER, servt C. P. Vanstory
^ Caldwell Cora, res Nancy Hyatt
Caldwell Jesse, res E. Market st, nr limits
Caldwell Lou, res es Clay st, op cemetery
Caldwell Lovena, servt William S. Ball
Caldwell Mack, res end W. Market st
Caldwell Martha, servt James E. Boyd
Caldwell Minerva, res Mack Caldwell
Campbell Steve, res Victoria Reed
Cardwell Logan, res Warnersville
Carr J. W., groceries, res Warnersville
Carter Richard, lab, res ns Gaston, 1 h e Davie st
Champlain Mary, servt R. M. Douglass
Charles Charles, 2d cook McAdoo House
Chavers Eliza, ladies maid R. & D. R. R., res Cedar
st and R. & D. R. R /
Chavers William, wks\D. N. Kirkpatrick)
Clairborne Esquire, res Jacksonville
Clairborne James, servt J. M. Winstead
Clairborne William, res Warnersville
Clark Abram, res Warnersville
Clark Harriet, servt S. A. Howard
Clark Henry, waiter Benbow House, res ws Percy,
bet E. Market and Lindsay sts
Clark Henry, res Warnersville
Clark Ida, res Jacksonville ~
Clark Mathew, wks(p. N. Kirkpatrick)
Clymer Joseph, res James Dean
Clymer Mamie, res es S. Elm, 2 h s Bragg st
Clymer Wilson, hostler McAdoo House stables
Cobb Fannie, servt David Schenck
Conrad Eliza, servt C. E. Shober
Conrad Martha, servt R P. Atkinson
Cook Oscar, servt J. W. Reece
Cotton Charles, lab, res ne cor E. Market and Forbes
sts
Craig Adeline, res ss Lindsay st, nr R. & D. R, R
DIRECTORY. 113
Colored Department.
Craven Ann, res ws Percy, bet Lindsay and Market
sts
Craven Julius, servt J. W. Payne
Crump Agnes, servt Rufus Murray
Crutchfield Samuel, res Jacksonville
Culbert Albert, res ws Percy, bet Lindsay ani E.
Market sts
Cunningham Laura, res Joseph Young
Curry Charles, res Lou Curry
Curry Ernest, wks North Carolina Handle Co., res
Lou Curry
Curry Lou, res E. Market st and limits
TkALTON CECELIA, res James Pickett
U Dalton Mollie, res Charles Ash
Davidson John, floor boy McAdoo House
Davis Cordelia, servt Guilford House
Davis Fannie, servt Judge T. Settle
Davis Jane, res ws Davie, 3 h s E. Market st
Davis Isham, porter J. A. Short
Davis Isom, servt Mrs. M. L. Sherwood
Dean James, brickyard, res E. Market st and limits
Dean John, res James Dean
Dean Sarah, res James Dean
Dick Aaron, res Isom Smith
Dick rienry, wks North Carolina Handle Co; res ne
limits, nr R. & D. R. R
Dick John, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Dick Joseph, wks Hawkins Depot rest, res ws Percy,
bet Linday and E. Market st
Dick Rufus, wks Sergeant Mfg Co, res E. Market st
and limits
Dick Walter, wks C. P. Vanstory
Dillard Abner, wks North Carolina Handle^Co, res ns
Sycamore, 3 h w Forbes st
Dillard Jane, res Abner Dillard
Dillard Thomas, stripper J. K. Hall & Co, res Abner
Dillard
Doak Andrew, res rear Peyton Bilbro
Doak Ann, servt A. J. McKibben
Doak Elijah, res ws Ashboro, 14 h s E. Lee st
Doak Jasper, res s limits
Doak Mary C, res L. E. Bailey .
Donnell Aaron, res Jonesboro
9
114 DIRECTORY
Colored Department.
Donnell Ada, servt D. Curtis
Donnell Adolph, servt D P. Weaver
Donnell Adolphus, wks John Barker, res E. Mar-
ket st
Donnell Addie, servt Archie Glenn
Donnell Daniel, res Warnersville
Donnell Isaac, wks Hawkins depot rest
Donnell John, res ne limits
Donnell Lizzie, wash'n, res e limits
Donald Matt, pastry cook McAdoo House
Donnell Nelson, res Jonesboro
Donnell William, wks(D. N. Kirkpatrick J
Dorgid Lindsay, res ne limits J
Dorsey Henry, res Jonesboro
Dorsey William, res Jonesboro
Dumas Emma, servt G. A. Dick
Dunson Harriet, res Cedar st, and R. & D. R. R
Dunn Helen, res Warnersville
Tj^CKEL GEORGE, wks North Carolina Handle Co
U Eckles Georgiana, servt C. P. Vanstory
Edinboro Henry, wks Greensboro Sash and Blind
Factory, res Warnersville
Edwards Jane, servt John S. Hampton
Edwill Anderson, plasterer, res Harriett Dunson
Edwin Leano, res ns Gaston, 1 h w Forbes st
EUett Pompey, res Wm. Phillips
Emmerson J. W., barber C. H. Hicks, bds Dallas
Jones
Estes Christopher, res Mebane road
Evans Jennie, servt George S. Sergeant
Evans Robert, wks\D. N. Kirkpatrick \
FUNSEY ROBERT, res Warnersville
Fortson Thos. A., A.R, mathematics and Greek,
Bennett Seminary
Foust Almira, servt W H. Pryor
Foust Calvin, servt B. E. Sergeant
Foust Dora, servt Mrs. A. G. Tate
Foust Francis, servt Henry Jacob
Foust Sallie, res Causey Turner
Fowlkes Nannie, servt John N. Staples
Fowlkes Susan, servt John N. Staples
Foye Henry, res Warnersville
DIRECTORY. 115
Colored Department.
Frazier George, night watchman Benbow House, res
Warnersville
Frazier Jno. W., teacher Bennett Seminary
Frazier Lizzie, servt W. H. Hill
Free Jane, cook Planters' Hotel
Free Louis, res e limits
Freeman John, wks S. C. Robertson, res E. Market st
Fries Frank, wks Sergeant Mfg Co
Frudin Edmond, res Anderson Edwill
Fulton Noah, res ws Forbes, 1 h s Sycamore st
GAINES WILLIAM, servt H. H. Tate
Galloway Chalmers, wks Greensboro Handle
tWks
Galloway Eliza, res ss Sycamore, 2 h w Forbes st
Galloway Jack, porter Benbow House, res N. C. R. R.,
nr Greensboro Handle Wks
Galloway Louis, res Eliza Galloway
Galloway Martha, res Eliza Galloway
Galloway Turner, res Eliza Galloway
Gault Hattie, rest, res ws Elm st, 3 h n R. & D. R. R
Gay Drusilla, servt G. A. Dick
Gamble Lizzie, servt J. S. Burns
Gardner Ellen, servt Dr. H. M. Alford
Garland Rev. D. H , res es Forbes, op Mebane st
Garner Julius, servt Dr. H. B. Marley
Garrett Albert, waiter Hawkins Depot rest, res nw
cor Sycamore and Forbes sts
Garrett Florence, servt J. H. Fetzer
Garrett Frank, res Warnersville
Garrett George, res Warnersville
Garrett Henrietta, servt Dr. James K. Hall
Garrett Yancey, lab, res E. Market st and limits
Gearing G. A., res Matthew Gearing
Gearing Matthew, carpenter, res end Lyndon st
George James, res op frt depot R. & D. R. R.
Gibbs Anthony C, res Warnersville
Gibson Collie, servt C. Mebane
Gibson Eliza, servt J. L. Michaux
Gibson Joseph, res Warnersville
Gibson Lizzie, res Victoria Reed
Gibson Rev. L. B., presiding elder, res Warnersville
Gibson R. M., res Cedar st and R. & D. R. R
Gibson Will, harnessmkr F. F. Smith, res Warners-
ville
116 DIRECTORY.
Colored Department.
Gilchrist Ann, res ws Lyndon, bet E. Washington
and E. Market sts
Gillespie Henry, wks^D. N. Kirkpatrick -
Gillespie Loton, blacksmith shop, res Jacksonville
Gilmer Calvin, res ws Forbes, 2 h n Sycamore st
Gilmer Charles, wks Hawkins Depot rest
Gilmer Henrietta, res Robert Brown
Gilmer Lizzie, servt Mrs. M. E. Yates
Gilmer Lou, res ns Sycamore, 4 h n Forbes st
Gilmer Mack, res Warnersville
Gilmer Madison, res Warnersville
Gilmer Nettie, servt George T. Terry
Gilmer Nicey, res ns Sycamore, 4 h n Forbes st
Gilmer Sarah, res E. Washington, 3 h e Lyndon st
Good Samaritans, two branches
Gorrell Albina, res N. C. K. R.. nr Greensboro Handle
Wks
Gorrell Calvin, blksmith M. Brown, res e limits
Gorrell Ella, wks John Barker, res Emeline Gorrell
Gorrell Nelson, res e limits
Gorrell William, .wks Greensboro Handle. Wks, res e
limits
Goyle William, res Noah Fulton
Graded School, Rufus McKinzie, prin, ne cor E.
Market and Percy sts
Graham H. H, barber C. H. Hicks
Grand United Order Odd Fellows
Grasty Jerry, res Jacksonville
Graves Anderson, res ns E. Market st, nr R. & D.
R. R
Graves Charlotte, res e limits
Graves James, res rear Sam A. McClandey
Graves Jesse, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Graves Lindwood, wks C. F. & Y. V. R. R., res ws
Forbes, 1 h n Sycamore st
Graves Thomas, res Warnersvilles
Graves Woodleigh, servt Dr. H. M. Alford
Gray Charles, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Gray Silas, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Gray William, res N. C. R. R., nr Greensboro Han-
dle Wks
Green Laura, res Maggie Barnhardt
Gunn David, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
DIRECTORY. 117
Colored Department.
TTACKNEY JOHN W., servt John A. Gilmer
■"■ Hall Austin, res Jacksonville
Hall Isabella, servt Joseph Morehesd
Hall Jemima, servt Mrs. E. H. Scales
Hall Louis, res William Jeffreys
Hanlan Dollie, servt Judge J. H. Dillard
Hanner Madison, res Jacksonville
Harding Surrey, res Warnersville
Harding Thomas, res Warnersville
Hargreaves Alfred, lab, res ns Lindsay st and lim-
its
Hargreaves Maggie, res Martha Hargreaves
Hargreaves Martha, res E Market st and limits
Hargreaves Robert, wks Sergeant Mfg Co, res es
Church, 1 h n Lindsay st
Hargreaves Sandy, res Martha Hargreaves
Harper Jack, res Mebane road
Harris Alex, servt A. M. Scales
Harris Rosa, servt R. P. Dick
Harris Robert, rest and confections, res s Elm st
Haskins Allen, groceries, res Warnersville
Haston Rueben, lab, res rear J. W. Reece
Hatcher Julia, chamber maid McAdoo House
Headen Bowson, servt R. R. Moore
Headen DuBose, wks Arthur Jordan, res E. Market st
Headen Emma, servt R. R. Moore
Headen Thomas, servt R. R. Moore
Henderson Fannie, servt A. M. Scales
Henderson Pleasanc, servt Miss J, J. Mendenhall
Henderson Randolph, res sw Percy, bet Lindsay and
E. Market sts
Herrell Abram, res Warnersville
Hicks Charles H., barber shop, res ns Sycamore, 1
h n Forbes st
Hill Harry, res e limits
Hill M., servt W. R. Richards
Hill Norman, shop boy L. W. Woods
Hill Wesley, servt J. V. Pomeroy
Hill Winship, res Warnersville
Holland James, waiter Benbow House, res Jack Gal-
loway
Holland Sallie, res Jack Galloway
Holley L. P., res s limits
Holley W. E., groceries, res nr Bennett College
118 DIRECTORY.
Colored Department.
Holman Ada, servt M. C. Slade
Holt Wylie, bds Victoria Reed
Hoover Flora, servt Julius A. Gray-
Hooper Walter, servt Dr. James K. Hall
Hopkins Joseph, waiter Planters' Hotel
Horton Lula, servt Mrs. Nannie McAdoo
Hoskins Allen, res Warnersville
Houston Emma, servt W. B. Farrar
Houston Jesse, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Houston Mary, res Samuel McAdoo
Howard James, res Warnersville
Howard Robert, res Warnersville
Howell D., rest and fish, rps S. Elm st
Huffing Pink, res Nancy Hyatt
Hyatt Gilbert, res Warnersville
Hyatt Nancy, res E. Market st, and R. & D. R. R«
tracks
Hyatt Percy, res William Hyatt
Hyatt Walter, res William Hyatt
Hyatt William, res ws Edgeworth st, nr n limits
Hyman Sam, waiter McAdoo House
I
NGOLD LOUISA, servt A. J. Odell
JACKSON THOMAS, wks North Carolina Handle-
Co, res sw limits, Mebane road
Jacksonville, Mebane road sw limits
Jarrett Henry, waiter McAdoo House
Jeffreys William, lab, res ws Percy, bet E. Market and
Lindsay sts
Jenkins Martha, res Sallie Thomas
Johnson C, res James Graves
Johnson David, blksmith George B. Yates, res e lim-
its
Johnson Douglass, res Warnersville
Johnson Esquire, head waiter Benbow House, res ss-
Mebane, 2 h w Forbes st
Johnson Mary, res Joseph Young
Johnson Sallie, res R. M. Gibson
Johnson Thomas, shop boy C. H. Hicks
Johnson William, driver McAdoo House, res n e lim?~
its
Jones Alice, servt Thomas McMahon
Jones Allen, wks Sergeant Mfg Co
DIRECTORY. 119
Colored Department.
Jones Anthony, wks Sergeant Mfg Co
Jones Dallas, shoemkr, res vvs Forbes, 2 h s Syca-
more st
Jones Emeline, res Warnersville
Jones George, saloon, res Warnersville
Jones Hannah, res Warnersville
Jones Henry, res E. Market st and limits
Jones Jacob, res ne limits, nr R. & D. R. R
Jones J. B., meat and vegetables, res Church st
Jones James, res Warnersville
Jones Rev. James P., res Warnersville
Jones Jennie, res Warnersville
Joues Joseph, cook J. A. Short
Jones Joseph, wks John Barker, res R. & D. depot
Jones Lula, servt J. R. Hughes
Jones Mattie, res Charity Winslow
Jones Millis, servt Mrs. L E Smith
Jones Mollie, servt L. W. Woods ^
Jones Pinckney, wks Greensboro Handla Wks, res
Jonesboro
Jones S. R., shoemkr, res N. C. R. R., nr Greensboro
Handle Wks
Jordan Emily, servt Marcellus Jordan
Jordan Isaac, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Jordan James, res ws Gilmer, 2 h ne Washington st
Jordan Thomas, wks Greensboro Handle Wks, res
Willis Robertson
Jovce Ed, shoemkr, res ns Braj:g st, nr C. F. & Y. V.
R. R
TZECK JAMES, wks R&D. frt depot
-"■ Keck Sallie, res Warnersville
Keene Nannie, boarding, res Elm st and R. & D.
R. R
Keiser Lizzie, servt Rev. J. R Ball
Kelly Adam, waiter Benbow House
Kelly John A., vegetables, res ss Gaston, 4 e Davie st
Kinney George, res R. & D. frfc depot
Kiikpatrick Eugene, servt W. S. McLain
Kirkpatrick L., wks North Carolina Handle Co
Kiser Jacob, servt R. R. Moore
LAMBERT MILLIE, res Victoria Reed
Lambeth Mary, servt J. M. Winstead
120 DIRECTORY
Colored Department.
Landon George, res Warnersville
Law Alfred, res Jacksonville
Last Isaac, wks James Dean, res N. C. R. R., op
Greensboro Handle Wks
Lewis James, wks C. P. Vanstory
Lewis Miles, fireman North Carolina Handle Co., res
ss E. Market, 5 h e Gilmer st
Liddell Jesse, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Lindsay Cseser, res Warnersville
Lindsay Celia, servt John A. Gilmer
Lindsay Caroline, res ss Lindsay, 1 h e R. & D. R. R
Lindsay Green, res Samuel Lindsay
Lindsay Green, res Warnersville
Lindsay Henry, porter McAdoo House
Lindsay Hiram, res Warnersville
Lindsay Jerry, res George Wilson
Lindsay John, porter Thomas, Reece & Co
Lindsay Lucy,^es ne limits and R. & D. R. R
Lindsay Millie, servt J. D. White
Lindsay Pinkney, porter Porter & Dalton, res e limits
Lockett Charles, carpenter, res ss Bragg st, 2 h w C.
F. & Y. V. R. R
Logan Ann, res E. Market st and limits
Lovett John, wks Robert Gullett, res E. Elm st
Lovett Wade, carpenter, res Mebane road, op Sash
and Blind Factory
MACE POLLY, servt Lyndon Swaim
Mann Spencer, head waiter McAdoo House, res
James Jordan
Martin James, res ne limits, nr R & D. R R
Martin Turner, res ne limits, nr R. & D. R. R
Masons •>
Matthews George, wks^J). N. Kirkpatrick\ res Jack-
sonville J
Maxwell Hannah, servt S. C. Dodson
McAdden Hill, wks North Carolina Handle Co
McAdoo Cheney, chambermaid McAdoo House
McAdoo Ellen, servt Mrs R. C. Porter
McAdoo Ellen, servt Mrs. L. E. Smith _
McAdoo George, wks1 D. N. Kirkpatrick)
McAdoo Kinsey, res es Percy, bet Lindsay and Mar-
ket sts
McAdoo J. W., res Warnersville
McAdoo M. K., blacksmith Geo B, Yates
DIRECTORY. 121
Colored Department.
McAdoo Orpheus, watchman Sergeant Mfg Co., res
Warnersville
McAdoo Peter, res Warnersville
McAdoo Kufus, res Jacksonville
McAdoo Samuel, fireman L. W. Andrews, res ns
Greene, 2 h s Gaston st
McNealy Belle, servt S. Hill
McNeely Lucinda, res es Davie, 5 h n Washington st
McConnell Andy, cook Benbow House
McConnell Susan, servt T. S. Hayes
Mclver Yancey, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
McKeever Alice, chambermaid Planters' Hotel
McKeever Yancey, res Nancy Hyatt
McKinney George, wks R. & D. frt office, res ss Lind-
say st, 3 h e R. & D. R. R
McKinnev Rufus, teacher graded school, res Lindsay
st and'R. & D. R. R
McLean Sylvina, res es Clay st, op Tates' old factory
McMichael Green, groom Benbow House
McPherson Sylvina, servt Judge Thomas Settle
Meadows Harriet, servt T. B. Keogh
Meadows Lila, servt T. B. Keogh
Mebane John, tinner's apprentice Charles G. Yate's
Sons
Mendenhall Aaron, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Mendenhall Hannah, servt Miss J. J. Mendenhall
Mendenhall Kittie, servt Miss J. J. Mendenhall
Mendenhall Julia, 1st cook McAdoo House
Mendenhall Louis, res Cedar st and R. & D. R. R
Mendenhall Peggie, servt Miss J. J. Mendenhall
Merritt Henry, brakeman N. C. R. R., res E. Market
st and limits
Mills Ann, servt W. M. Houston
Milton Simeon, res e limits
Mims Absalom, res rear George H. Gregory
Mims William, brickmason, res Miles Lewis
Mitchell Andrew, res ws Forbes, 2 h n Sycamore st
Mitchell Annie, chambermaid Planters' Hotel
Mitchell Lumley, res Warnersville
Mitchell Melinda, chambermaid Benbow House
Mitchell Samuel, servt J. L. King
Montgomery Emeline, servt Mrs. 0. C. Gorrell
Moody James, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Moody John, res Warnersville
122 DIRECTORY.
Colored Department,
Moore Archie, wks Greensboro Sash and Blind Fac-
tory, res sw cor Gaston and Forbes sts
Moore Fannie, res ns Mebane road, 3 h w Ash st
Moore Henry, wks Greensboro Sash and Blind Fac-
tory, res Warnersville
Moore Jbhn, blacksmith shop, res Mebane road
Moore Lucy, chambermaid Mad. Carrie Anderson
Moore P., wks North Carolina Handle Co
Morehead Caroline, res Sylvina McLean
Morehead Eliza, res ws Percy, 4 h n E. Market st
Morehead Gaston, res ws Percy, 4 h n E. Market st
Morehead George, res rear Bennett College
Morehead Harry, wks North Carolina Handle Co., res
Rhoda Morris
Morehead James, shoemkr, res e limits
Morehead Martha, cook Benbow House
Morehead Quinie, lab, res sw cor Percy and Lindsay
sts
Morehead Rev. Pinckney, res ss Lindsay st, 2 h e R.
& D. R R
Morehead Robert, wks North Carolina Handle Co.,
res Warnersville
Morehead Sydney, wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Morehead Thomas, of W. R. & T. Morehead, saloon,
res Warnersville
Morehead Tinnan, groceries, res Warnersville
Morehead Warren, res Jacksonville
Morehead W. R. & T., saloon, Market House Square
Morehead W. R , of W. R. & T. Morehead, saloon, res
Gaston st
Morehead William, wks North Carolina Handle Co,
res es Davie st, 1 h n R. & D R. R
Morris John P., teacher Bennett Seminary
Morris Martha, res Rhoda Morris
Morris Rhoda, res ss W. Market, 2 h w Mendenhall st
Morris Simeon, res.ss Mebane, 2 h wJjTorbes st
Morrow John, wks(p. N. Kirkpatrick)
Morton Jane, res ss Gaston, 3 h w Forbes st
Morton Mony, res Jane Morton
'VTELSON A. C, night watchman McAdoo House, res
-*-* Warnersville
Nelson John, wks Greensboro Sash and Blind Fac*
tory, res Warnersville
Nocho J. R., route agt N. C. R. R , res ns Lyndon st
DIRECTORY. 123
0
Colored Department.
RRELL BENJ., office boy McAdoo House
PAISLEY MARY, res Warnersville
Parker Gibson, res ws Percy, bet Market and
Lindsay sts
Partridge Sylvia, servt C. J. Bryan
Patillo W. Henry, wks C. F. & Y. V. K. R., res War-
nersville
Patillo Louisa, nurse C W. Ogburn
Pass Lou, servt W. R. Hughes
Payne James, res Warnersville
Payne R. B., barber C. H. Hicks, resWarnersville
Payne William, res Warnersville
Penix Harriet, res Warneusville
Phillips H., barber, res S. Elm st
Phillips J., res William Phillips
Phillips William, wks D. W. C. Benbow, res E.
Market st and limits
Pickett James, res se cor Forbes and Lindsay sts
Powell Rev. Amos, res N. C. R. R , op Bennett College
Presbyterian Church, Rev. D. H. Garland, pastor, res
ws Forbes, 2 h n Gaston st
Price Sylvester, res ss Sycamore, 5 h n Forbes st
Pritchett Benjamin, res Warnersville
Providence Baptist Church, Rev. W. T. H. Wood-
ward, pastor, e limits and N. C. R. R
Prudent Missouri, servt David Schenck
Purris York, res ns Bragg st, nr C. F. & Y. V. R. R
RAGNELL ROBERT, porter J. W. Scott & Co
Rankin Susan, servt W. S. Rankin
Rankin Thomas, res e limits
Reaves John, res R. & D. R. R., bet E. Market and E.
Washington sts
Reed Major, servt J. D. White
Reed Victoria, res S. Elm st and R. & D. R. R
Rees Julius, res ws Percy, bet Lindsay and E. Market
8tS.
Rhodes Amanda, servt J. H. Winstead
Richmond George, wks John Barker, res Henry Rich-
mond
Richmond Henry, wks John Barker, res Warners-
ville i
Richmond James, wks John Barker, res Henry Rich-
mond
124 DIRECTORY.
Colored Department.
Roane W. H., res D Howell
Robertson Willis, wks Greensboro Handle Wks, res
E. Market and limits
Rogers Mary, res Warren Rogers
Rogers Warren, res ws Percy, 5 h n E. Market st
Roland Peggie, res E. Market st and limits
Ruffin Harper, wks Hawkins Depot rest, res Causey
Turner
Russell Charles, res Warnersville
Russell Maria, servt Rufus Murray
Russell Moses, resws Percy, bet E. Market and Lind-
say sts
ZANDERS ALEX, res Warnersville
^ Sellers Ann, res Ann Gilchrist
Sellers James, servt David Schenck
Sellers John, res ws Percy, bet E. Market and Lind-
say sts
Scales Annie, servt Mrs. D. A. Robertson
Scales Belle, servt A. M. Scales
Schaufney Lurenia, servt Frank Eldridge
Scott Eliza, res ws Gilmer, 3 h n E. Washington st
Scott Jack, res ne limits, nr R. & D. R. R
Scott John, res es Forbes, 2 h n E. Market st
Scott Edward, barber L. W. Woods
Scott Julia, res es Greene, 1 h s Gaston st
Shaw Isom, res ss E. Market, 5 h e Gilmer st
Shellv Delia, res Lou Caldwell
Shelton Texas, servt Mrs. S. S. Willis
Short Napoleon, res es Percy, bet Lindsay and E.
Sides Julia, servt W. P. Caldwell
Simmons Millie, res Jonesboro
Simpson Belle, lab, res Crawford Simpson
Simpson Crawford, lab, res S. Elm st
Simpson Sarah, res ne limits
Simpson Samuel, res ws Davie, 3 h s E. Market st
Singleton Clinton, res Jefferson Singleton
Singleton Hilliard, wks John Barker, res S. R. Jones
Singleton Jefferson, wks Benbow House, res ns E.
Market, 3 h w Forbes st
Slade Benjamin, res Warnersville -v
Slade James, wksfD. N. Kirkpatrickj
Sloan Emma, res Warnersville
;Sloan Emily, res Warnersvilh
DIRECTORY. 125
Colored Department.
Sloan Horace, cook, res N. C. R. R., op Greensboro
Handle Wks
Sloan Isaac, res e limits
Sloan Jesse, res E. Market st and limits
Sloan Julia, servt Rev. L. W. Crawford
Sloan William, barber shop, res E. Market st
Sloan Wilson, eng Greensboro Sash and Blind Fac-
tory, res ne limits
Sloan Wilson, res Warnersville
Sloan Yancey, office porter Benbow House
Smith Amy, res ss Sycamore, 5 h n Forbes st
Smith Anthony, wks North Carolina Handle Co., res
rear Mrs. L. E. Smith
Smith Bettie, res Isom Smith
Smith Henry, waiter Central Hotel
Smith Iffie, servt J. W. Payne
Smith Isom, res ss Mebane, 1 h w Forbes st
Smith James, servt Rev. L. W. Crawford
Smith Margaret, res es Greene, nr w Market st
Smith Mary Ann, res ss Sycamore, 5 h n Forbes st
Smith Phillip, lab, res Isom Smith
Smith Sam, barber H. Phillips, res same
Smith Thomas, drayman Callurn Bros. & Co
Smith Wesley, servt J. L. Michaux
Smith William, res Mary Ann Smith
Smith Winnie, servt, res Mrs. Rosa McDonald
Snipe James, wks North Carolina Handle Co
Stanfield Amos, res e limits
Stanfield Solomon, wks North Carolina Handle Co.,
res e limits
Stanfield W., wks Greensboro Handle Wks
Steele Turner, wks C P. Vanstory
Strange John R. V., barber Sam Wiley, res Warners-
ville
Swaim Henry, res ss E. Washington, nr Gilmer st
Swan G. W., servt J. E. Boyd
Swift Calvin, res Warnersville
Swinston Henry, res Jacksonville
TATUM MARY servt R. G. Glenn
Taylor George, res ss Sycamore, 3 h n Forbes st
Taylor Milton, painter, res Samuel Simpson
Thacker Ainsley, res George Taylor
Thacker Caroline, servt J. V. Pomeroy
\"26 DIRECTORY.
Colored Department
Thacker Caswell, carpenter, res ns Lindsay and E.
Lindsay st
Thacker Hattie, servt J. V. Pomeroy
Thacker Mittie, servt J. V. Pomeroy
Thom Emma, servt J. R. Mendenhall
Thorn Zenith, servt H. H. Tate
Thomas James, wks North Carolina Handle Co., res
Mebane road
Thomas Mary, servt Thomas McMahon
Thomas Sallie, res Cedar st and R. & D. R. R
Thomas Samuel, drayman Odell & Co
Thompson L , wks North Carolina Handle Co
Thompson Lettie, res nw cor Green and Gaston st3
Topson Louis, res Jacksonville
Towns Sarah, servt F. Fishblate
Trotter Rufus, wks C. P. Vanstory
Turner Causev, boarding, res es Davie, 1 h n R. & D.
R. R
Tucker Henry, porter J. W. Scott & Co, res Jackson-
ville
Tucker Nannie, servt Peter Hubbard
UNTHANK HERMON, res Warnersville
Unthank Jasper, res Warnersville
T7ARMACK DOCK, res Warnersville
" Vaughan Maria, servt Mrs. A. T. Keeling
WADDELL EMILY, res nw cor Gaston and Davie
sts
Waddell Pattie, chambermaid Benbow House, res
Sarah Waddell
Waddell Sarah, res nw cor Gaston and Davie sts
Waddy Gracie, res Warnersville
Wagoner Jane, servt W. C. Swan
Walker George, servt Julius A. Gray
Walker Lizzie, res es Church, 1 h n Lindsay st
Walker Mangum, res Warnersville
Walker Millie, servt William Sergeant
Walker Stephen, res es Gilmer, 1 h n E. Washing-
ton st
Walker Thomas, wks John Barker, res Lizzie Walker
Walton-Ella, res Anderson Edwill
For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
JPi^Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. ~127
Colored Department.
Ware Thomas, wks Sergeant Mfg Co, res ne cor Gil-
mer and E. Washington sts
Warmack Jacob, res rear George H, Gregory
Watkins Frank, wks(D. N. Kirkpatrickj
Watkins Lutitia, servt W. C. Porter ~
Watkins Monroe, wkstf?. N. Kirkpatrickj
Watson Lizzie, servt J7L. King
Weatherly Ed, res Warnersville
Weatherly Kate, servt John Weatherly
Weatherly Madison, wks R. & D. frt depot, res Jack-
sonville
Weatherly Pinckney, servt Judge T. Settle
Weatherly Robert, wks North Carolina Handle Co,
res Warnersville
Webb Rosa, servt S. S. Brown
Weir Silas, wks Greensboro Sash and Blind Factory,
res Warnersville
Wharton Amelia, res ne limits, nr R. & D. R. R
Wharton Andrew, res E. Washington st and N. C.
R. R
Wharton Ceasar, res Warnersville
Wharton Gaston, blksmith, res ns E. Market, 2 h w
Forbes st
Wharton Jane, servt W. H. Hill
Wharton Nelson, servt 0 C. Wheeler
Wheeler Pleasant, wksjD, N. Kirkpatrick)
White Christopher, res E. Market st and limits
Whitis Edmond, res Warnersville
Whitis George, groceries, res E. Market st
Whitis Henry, brickmason, res e limits
Whitis Moses, res E. Washington st and N. C. R. R
Whitus Abram, res ws Percy, bet E. Market and
Lindsay sts
Whitus Amelia, servt R. G. Glenn
Whitus Ann, servt Louis W. Andrews
Whitus Dock, lab, res ns Lindsay st, 2 h e R. & D.
R. R
Whitus William, floor boy Planters' Hotel
Whitfield Henry, res Jacksonville
Whitfield Lee, res Cedar st and R. & D. R. R
Whitfield Oscar, shop boy Sam Wiley
128 DIRECTORY,
Colored Department.
Wiley Samuel, barber Samuel' Jones, res Warners-
ville
Williams Alex, pressman J. S. Hampton & Co
Williams Earl, servt Mrs. Mary Smith
Williams Esther, res Causey Turner
Williams J. N., res Warnersville
Williams Jacob, wks North Carolina Handle Wks,
res es Edgeworth st and n limits
Williams Rev. H., res e limits
Williams Mary, res Warnersville
Williams Samuel, res ws Forbes, 1 h n Sycamore st
Williams Solomon, res Warnersville
Williams Zach, res Warnersville
Wilson Adolphus, res Warnersville
Wilson George, lab, res ns Lindsay st, 2 h e R. & D.
R. R
Wilson Hannah, res Warnersville
Wilson Joseph, res Warnersville
Winchester Harriet, servt George Donnell
Winchester Sandy, res Lettie Thompson
Windon A. L., wks W. M. Houston, res Warnersville
Winslow Charity, res ws Forbes, 1 h s Gaston st
Wommack Chas., porter Mrs. F. Fishblate
Wood Henry, res rear Peyton Bilbro
Wood Nancy, servt Dr. B. A. Cheek
Woods James, res Jacksonville
Woods L. W., barbershop, resnw cor Mebane and
Forbes st
Woodward James, wks R. & D. frt depot
Woodward Rev. W. T. H., minister, res ss E. Market,.
5 h e Gilmer st
Wright Benjamin, res ne limits, nr R. & D. R. R
Wright Clement G., res J. H. Lindsay
Wright Lizzie, res rear W. S. Moore
Wright Louis, waiter Benbow House
Wright Maggie, res es Forbes, 1 h n E. Market st
YANCEY D. B., res Warnersville
Yates Wm., tinner Charles G. Yate's Sons, res
ns Lindsay st, 1 h e R. & D. R. R
Young Green, servt T. B. Keogh
Young Joseph, res se cor Sycamore and Forbes sts
f^flU RRffAnFFSMfi^ For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco ami Cigars. 99H9
nMUUUAH uM «"Sacramental Wines a Specially. BI
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DIRECTORY. 45
Farmers Receiving Their Mail at Greensboro
Abbott J C, Adams Alfred, Adams G M, Adams J S,
Adams John. Adams Peter H. Albright Ammy, Al
bright D C & E W, Albright D E, Albright Geo W,
Albright Joseph us, Albright J W, Albright Mary C,
Alston Matthew, Albright Peggy, Alderman A H,
Alderman W F, Alexander I C, All^n Gaston. Allen
S E, Allen George W, Andrews J B, Andrews John, ^^^
Andrews L W, Anderson & Scales, Anthony G L, Ans- ^ffl
tin Ed, Amsteth Adolph, Armfield G Will, Arm field W
Jane, Armfield & Kirtman, Ashe George, Axlett L D, "^H
Bailey Thomas, Bill Rev I B, Ball W G, Ballinger WW
M N, Ballinger Yancey, Balsley Benjamin, Balsley J SffiM
B, Balsley Kitty, Balsley W G, Barker John. Bar- Esasp
ker & Short, Barnes I S, Barringer Henry, Baxter ggjgL,
E M B, Bell S W, Belmar & Davidson, Benbow D
WC, Bennett D M, Bennett I Frank, Bennett Andy, mm,
Bergman U L, Berrie Daniel, Berill & Co, Berill
Wm E, Belbro P H, Bird Warren, Blair Arris. Bogart
W B, Boss Martha, Bowman Joseph, Bowman W
M, Bracken Mrs S E, Briggs G K, Brown D M, Brown
Edward, Brown H L Brown James, Brown Nannie gsmk
A, Brown Spencer, Brown S S, Brown W A, Brucn ^ Jl
Martha, Bryan J H & Co, Buchanan Francis, Bu"
hanan I H, Buchanan Thomas, Buchanan vV I , <j
Buck Mrs. Emma, Bumpass Mrs F M, Burton Wil- ^
liam, Byers Louisa. $fc-i
Cable Alex, Caldwell D F, Caldwell Mitchell, Cald- 5CT1
well Rena, Caldwell Thomas, Caldwell W A, Cald- !jjrj
well W P. Campbell Alex, Copps C C, Carter J G, °Eft
Cartland H H, Oausey J F, Causey J G, Chapman" P^/
O C, Chavers W, Chavis William, Clapp Abram, ggg
Clifton J W, Cliraer Cunningham, Cockleruce J R, Z^t
Coe Ellen, Coe W A, Cothran S H, Cook J M, Cook x^fl
J W, Crutchfield A A, Cummings E F, Cummings £8°^
J M, Davis Henry, Davis Solomon, Dean D C, Dean »q||
James, Denny G A, Dennies Robert, Denny Samuel, °q
Denny Thos D, Dick Charles, Dick Geo A, Dick J z^j
mTvIiif & nirtin. Diium ' g
JLr \^j JL "cu-iimstoim, :rcr. o. -
1W
QC 4<J DIRECTORY
gUSl NESsMn I VERITY
^a
KH © W, Dick R P, Dick Vina, Dick Wilson, Dillard J
O xti H, sr, Dillon Jane, Dixon M C, Doak Arthur, Doak
£5 fl J $, Dodson Daniel, Dodson W P, Donnell Aaron,
^hTj Donnell Emsley, Donnell G D, Donnell J, Donnell
p^j^ Mrs J, Donnell Joseph, Donnell J D, Donnell J H,
Donnell Martin, Donneil Milton, Donnell Nelson,
Q jj Donnell Reuben, Donnell Yancey, Dossey Henry,
§5 O Dossey William, Douglas R M, Dungy J A..
^£ Eckel C E, Eckel George, Edwards* G B, Edwards
ft Jno E, Edwards Lettie, Edwards T A, Edwards W
H*!"1 D, Eggert George C, Elfland M L, Ennis J H, Ev-
H g ans Hannah, Farrar W B, Fields C H, Fields Ju-
^ m lian. Fields J F, Fisher Peters, Fleming R A, Fo-
M^ gleman Ed, Fogleman Mike, Forbes D W, Forsyth
OP John, Forsvth William, Foster J T, Fowlkes T,
H ^5 Freeman Mrs L J, Fuller A W.
„ ^ Galloway Anthony, Galloway J, Gault J M, Gault
^ P James, Gault William, Gardner Jesse, Garris W A,
j^. < Giles O A, Gillespie D D, Gilmer Jno A, Gilmer
FH Mack, Gilmer Robert, Gilmer Tobias, Glass G W,
0*h Glass Melinda, Gladson W M, Glenn C M, Gorrell
P3 O Mrs C C, Gorrell R G, Graves Nellie, Graves Silas,
*2 Gray I A, Green J M, Greeson Rebecca, Gregory
" Geo H, Griffin Denny, GullStt Emsley, Hackett J J,
Jg Hagewood Jno A, Haith Joseph. Hall M M, Hanner
Allen, Hanner 0 S, Hanner Rhoda, Hanner R K,
K Harris Hannah, Harvey Mrs D S, Harvey W M,
Herden Owen, Heath Mrs Ed, Hendrix Andy, Hen-
drix E M, Hendrix I M, Hendrix J L, Highfield W
HF, Hill W S, Hilton W W, Hines Rufus, Hinshaw
Mims, Hodgin I A, Hodgin Mrs M E, Holden Henry,
sbhsjsJ Holden Jno D, Holley W E, Holmes Lepu, Holmes
L W, Holmes Wilson. Holt Mitchell, Holt Nancv,
Holt 0 0, Holt W G, Hoskins Charles, Hoskins E N,
STRUSSES"lt*lLS?Ii«!,K
E.S.N
EWOOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead the State
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
Mc A.doo House, - - - - Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY.
iZ m
Hoskins T, Howard Robert, Houston C E, Houston Er
J A, Houston Lepee. Houston W M, Hudson A L, tf1
Hudson J C & J M, Hyatt Mary, Hyatt Martin. Hy- g
att Milo F, Hyatt Harriet, Hvatt Richard, Hyatt ^
Robert G, Hyatt T C. g
Iddings Nancy, Iddings William, Ingald Alfred, GC
Irvin Isabella, Iseley L C, Iseley L N. . Q
Jackson G W, Jackson J A, Jarrell J F, Jackson J ^
H, Jarrell W A, Jackson W G, Jenkins Martha, Jen-
kins W R, Johnson C C, Johnson David, Jones Allen, $f>
Jones A W, Jones Calvin, Jones Pinkney, Jones Se-
ban, Jordan Arthur, Joyce James, Julian Jesse. Q
Keogh T B, Kerr Cyrus, Kersey Mrs D, King J L O
& Co, Kirkman Nancy, Kirkman S J, Kirkman R, £d
Kirkman W L, Kirkpatrick Branson, Kirkpatrick hj£d
(D N, Kirkpatrick L, Kirkpatrick Sam?) O^
Landretn C E, Landreth M D, Lane George, Lane o^
J W, Lane Levi, Lane T J, Lane W H, Lanier J F, ^*
Ludley J V, Lindsay Dr Edward, Lindsay Jesse H, £5^1
Lindsay Pinkney, Leonard C W, Lettico Eliza, Lewis i^H^
C E, Lewis D, Lloyd B G, Lloyd Jacob, Long Wil- 5
liam A, Love William, Lovitt D, Lvttle Jesse. Pj2L
Mack Thomas, Marley Dr. H B, McAdoo C N, Mc- HJ"
Adoo Milton, McAdoo W D, McCulloch John, McCul- £*£
loch Logan, McCormick W H, McKibbins A J, Mc- H*
Knight John E, McLean W P, McMurray J W, Mc- HJg
Narvy J W, Meade Lucy, Mebane D C, Mitchell Cal- §'
vin, Mitchell Cornelia. Mitchell J A, Mitchell J J, ^O
Mitchell S S, Mitchell W P, Morehead Burwell, More- W
head Eugene, Morehead J T, Morehead Sandy, More- jpj
head Sydney, Morehead Wash, Morgan Calvin, Mor- ^
ris E P, Mullen Isaac, Murray W R.
O'Connor Thomas, Ogbane C W, Ozment E, Ozment m
JR. 3
Parks Wm E, Parker George R, Parker George, ^
Paschal E, Pass Peter, Patterson W W, Peacock Rob- ^
ert, Penix W R, Permar P, Price Caroline, Pritchett j
John, Pritchett Zeb, Phipps Frank, Phillips John, ^
Plunkett G W, Porter W C, Powell A A, Puryear ^
John. /^■■S
2 IB TOBACCOS **gS$8S®*-
■J . 48 DIRECTORY.
W . Rainey D S, Rankin J A, Rankin John N, Rankin
™SNE, Rankin Susan, Rankin W C, Reece J M, Rey-
8™ |^r nolds Mrs Ann, Reynolds J, Reynolds W D, Rich
H§D W, Rich George, Rich G W, Richardson P P,
rf EH Ridge W J, Robertson Allen, Robertson A T, Ro-
§ Dey Charles, Robertson -Tames, Ross H F, Ross J M,
>£H Ross L F, Ross Phoebe, Russell Letitia, Russuua Eli-
^ hu, Rust Henry.
Q Sampson D E, Scaler Hon A M, Schuler E F, Scott
gfeLM, Scott R M, Sergeant William, Sharp J C, Sharp
22 J H, Sharp W A, Shaw J F, Shelton Svune, Shep-
^ H herd P M, Sherwood Maud, Short M A, Siddons Rob-
Ik [in1 ert, Sikes Emsley, Sikes Willis, Sikes Newton, Sikss
PS W N, Simpson Calvin, Slack J W, Sloan Horace,
•Q § Sloan Jerry, Sloan R M, Sloan W Y, Smith. A M,
*m W Smith E H, Smith Georee A, Smith J D, Smith Mrs
■■ p L, Smith W C, Smith AV^R, Smith SAW, Smithers
*8[ >h Robert, Snipes Archie, Stack Cornelius, Stanley A L,
gj Stanley M M, Starr John A, Stewart John, Stowe
JD.J5 W A. Stratford E W, Summers J S, Suits John,..
ly H Swain Lyndon. Swain Paul, Swekson G W.
• p^ Tate Henry, Taylor J B, Terrell Geo T, Terry Ed,
i o Thorn Martha, Thomas D E, Thomas M, Thomas R
©G, Tidball W B, Trotter W D, Tucker W G.
Tanstory C P, Vernon A T, Vernon R L Valz B.
!H Wakefield W H, Ward James M, Ward J W, Ward
fc—gP* Naomi, Ward W W, Warnock William, Wattington
I^hS D B, Wattington Henry, Weatherly Draper, Weath-
B5g£: erly Jerry, Weatherly Mrs Lou, Weatherly W J,
[Smb^ Weatherly William, Weaver C P, Webb James W,
^J""S Wharton Benjamin, Wharton Ben, jr, Wharton David,
j3S| Wharton Joseph, Wharton J D, Wharton John C,
PQ Wharton Thomas, Wharton W D, White Ellis, White
J D, Whitis Dabney, Whitis Henry, Whitset A T,
Whittington Louisa, Whittingdon M, Whittingdon
M A, Wiley Robert, Wiley W W, Williams Hugh,
Willis T J, Wells Rev R H, Wilson George, Wimble
J F, Winton A A, Winton Theo, Witherspoon Harry,
Worth Daniel, Worth Garnett & Co, Wood Jacob,
Worth J S, Wooters J T, Worth Phoebe, Wray A B,
Wray A C, Wray W C, Wright J S, Wyatt H A.
Yates C D, York F M, Yountz Joseph.
Ml
EWCOMB'S Wines and Liquors Lead the State
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
SALEM AND WINSTON.
OFFICERS AND INSTITUTIONS.
County Officers Forsyth County. ppfj
Clerk Superior Court — C. S. Hauser. Dag
Sheriff-Aug. Fogle. "Jg
Register Deeds— D. P. Mast. €P
Treasurer — C. J. Ogburn. <gj^
Surveyor — M. H. Morris. 4||||
Coroner— W. M Barron. ••>•!
Supt Public Schools— A. I. Butner. §&
Standard Keeper — John H. White, sr. p^
Inferior Court'. r< S
Composed of three Justices of the Peace. Members, ^ «[•
J. W. Fries, chairman, J. W. Boyer, N. F. Sullivan, » fi|
associates; Eoba B Kerner, Solicilor, ^ @i
Clerks same as Superior Court, convenes second § ^
Monday in February and August. ^ IB
Note For times holding Superior Courts of N.C. 3 ^
see page 33. ^ W
Justices of Winston Township. | g
J. W. Fries. * S
T. T. Best. 2
N. S. Cook. % m
C. Hamlen. -M H
M. Grogan. Sa
B. J. Shepperd. < M
T. B. Douthit. 3 ;h:
C. A. Fogle. *»
J.W.Martin. g_
Wm. Barron. !zj liNg
R. D. McCuiston. "L f?
OH
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To CALLUM'S DRUG STOPtE, Greensboro, for Q
all kinds of Drugs and Medicines,
Paints and Oils.
CD 50
DIRECTORY.
Business Wniversity.
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City Officers Winston.
Mayor — J. C Buxton.
Sec. and Treas. — J. H. Masten.
Town Constable and Col. — J. C. Bessent.
Chief of Police — W. G. Bahnson.
Police Force— W. M. Harris, J. W. Bradford.
Commissioners— S. Byerly, P. H. Hanes, S. H.
Smith, John H. Masten, G. L. Miller, James A. Gray,
R. J. Reynolds.
Graded School Commission — Rev. C. H. Wilev,
Prest., W. A. Whittaker, Secy, Rev. S. D. Franklin,
P. H. Hanes, James A. Gray.
Street Overseer— W. H. Watkins
Cemeteries — H. K. Thomas.
City Attorneys — Watkins and Glen.
GjS Committees.
g§ Sanitary— S. H. Smith, G. L. Miller, R. J. Rey-
S^s nolds.
Auditing— The Mayor, J. C. Buxton, P. H. Hanes,
-> J. A. Gray.
Q§§ Street— S. Byerly, S. H. Smith, P. H. Hanes.
Fire— S. H. Smith, J. H. Masten, R. J. Reynolds.
jjgS FIRE DEPARTMENT,
Chief- J. C. Buxton.
Winston Steam Eire Co.
No. 1 Engine House, Liberty, bet Second and Third
sts. J. H. Masten, capt, H. D. Leak, sec.
Hook and Ladder Co. being organized.
GRAY &
MARTIN
DRUGS (Wiiutn, I.C. '
WfUflflWA Rfflflftfl For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. ^Jfc.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C
DIRECTORY. 51
LICENSES AND TAXES.
Real, 65 cts. per $100. ^^
Town poll, $3 95. 1
Auctioneer (itinerant) first day $10, and succeeding
days $3 00. ^ *■■
Express Co $ 20 00 oh
Railroad Co 50 00
Dray, 1 horse 2 50 (fc»
Dray, 2 horse 5 DO
Patent righ t dealers 5 00 m
Photographers 5 00 |_|5Z
Telegraph Co's 1 0 00 ^§
Distillers 10 00 /^ Q
Livery Stable 5 00 ■
Hucksters (non residents) 5 00 rj ■
Rectifier 10 00
Steam distillery 50 00 g *
Gift enterprise 50 00 ^
Omnibus 2 00 ^ Q
Hotels 5 00 b 2
Boarding house restaurants 2 50 P-<^»
Fruit peddlers 50 |— iC
Poultry peddlers 5 00 o ft
Ice dealers, retail 5 00 ^ jM)
Barber shops 2 00 (_,
Lightning rods 15 00?
Auction house '. i . 100 00 £'P
or per month 15 00 CD 2
Merchandise broker 15 00 • J wm
Circus 25 00 M ^
Side show 10 00 ^
Theatrical troupe from 5 to 10 00 Pi jgj
Barroom 500 00 Am
Billiard room 500 00 r
Ten pin ally .'.'.'.'.'. '. '. '. '. '. .'.'.'. '. . .... 150 00 P O
Street Directory. "Af\
Fourth (4th) st running from east to west limits ' M
crossing Main at public square, Winston dividing py
SOAPS
Am PERFUMES
"tCL 52 DIRECTORY. -
iH line. Main street running directly through S^lem
^^ and Winston, crossing Fourth at public square, Win-
Y^ t-tnn principal street.
First st dividing line between towns, running east
^jp and west, Winston
*" Second, 1st north First, east to west limits, Win-
j— * stun.
^> Third, 2d north, First from east to west limits,
q Winston.
♦^ Fourth, 3d north First from east to west limits,
QQ Winston.
Fifth, 4th north First from east to west limits,
lj Winston.
Sixth, 5th north First, from east to west limits.
__. Winston.
^p Ash, 3d west Main from West st, Salem.
" ^ Bank, 4th south First, from Church west to limits,
PJ Salem.
X/X, Belews Creek, 1st south First, from Main to west
limits, Salem.
-+-> Belews Creek road intersects Belews Creek st,
^ Salem.
Broad, 1st west Spring, Winston, from 5th Winston
XjCX to Mu^Derry st> Salem.
"fy^T Cemetary, 2d south First, from Main, east Salem.
*X^} Cherry, 3d west Main, from north limits, Winston
i_«( to New Shallowford, Salem.
Q^j Chestnut, 2d east Main, from north to south limits,
/r\\ Winston.
^ ' Church, 1st east Main, from limits to limits, Salem
and Winston.
Court House square, bounded by 3d 4th, Liberty
and Main Streets.
% nriXTT PHYSICIANS °n&'S£&
' ; 9 1 a Bi j and Moore counties can save money by buying
•^^ 1 J ■_ M A their Drugs from Galium Bros. & Co., Greensboro.
•s
Bfl fffifflMMUfl wines and Li'iuovs Lead the State! U_J
T wKUU I MK \ PURE TENT WINES for SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES t I I
. Ui HMVV WUIHiII II McAdoo House, Greensboro, N.«. W
M
DIRECTORY. 53 ^»
Depot Street, 3d past Main, from north limits, to
R&DRR depot, Winston.
Elm, 2d west Main, from 4th Winston, to Old Shal-
lowford, Salem. ^
Germantown Road, intersects Liberty Street, h^I
Winston. 2*
High, 1st south of First, from Elm west, to limits, ^
Salem. &
Laurel. 5th west Main, from Old Shallowford, 7^ff~)
south to limits. J^C
Liberty, 1st west Main, from north limits, Winston, ^ to
to Old Shallowford, Salem. g g
Main, north and south from limits of • Winston ^ <rt"
through and to limits, Salem. H jg^
Marshall, 1st west Main, from Mill to Old Shal- £ E^
lowford, Salem. p o>
02 CO
Mill, 8th south First, from Main west to limits, — «— ->
Salem. . ^
Mulberry, 4th west Main, from Old Shallowford, £J
south to limits, Salem. C"^
h— I
New Shallowford, 3d south First, from Main west £_,
to limits, Salem. £>
Old Lexington Eoad, intersects Salisbuy Road, <{ <^>
Old Plank Road, intersects Waughtown Road, h ~
Old Shallowford, 5th south First, from Church west Jj Q
to limits, Salem. 0 2
Old Towd, 2d west Main, from north limits, Wins- P
ton to Fourth Street. ^ $?
Old Town Road, intersects Old Town Street, Win- q r}
ston. ' fJ
Paper Mill Road, intersects west end to New Shal- *g
lowferd, Salem. d
TEAS" — E
SPICES, DYES AND FLAVORS =
At Gray & Martin's, Winston, K. 0. «
PAINTS! OILS «'L«™J<
Qu> A MA&e A V 4 VAflJIM Winston, 2V. O.
U° 54 DIRECTORY.
i Pine, 4th west Main, from Sixth Winston to New
M5§ Shallowford, Salem.
i_o '
S S°= Poplar, 2d west Main, from Mill to Old Shallowford,
oS Salem.
— a„ Poplar, 6th west Main, from 4th to Sixth, Winston.
M O+j
"Sip Public Square, Salem, bounded by Church, Old
Hi$ Shallowford and West Streets.
^os Salisbury Road, south end Main Street, Salem.
rvjjS Shallowford Road, intersects Broad Street, Win-
"i-Sston.
^T< Spring, western corperate limits, Winston.
+^:j Spruce, 5th west Main, from Sixth, Winston, to
h< north Shallowford, Salem.
£3—. Sycamore, 5th east Main, bet Fourth and Fifth sts,
£jf*H Winston.
R Vine, 4th east Main, bet Fourth and Fifth, Winston.
~Z& Walnut, 7th south First, from Main west to limits,
g^ Salem.
S U Waughtown road, intersects Main and Mill sts,
Ejjjl 5$ Salem.
q §< West, 6th south First, from Church west to limits,
*M £ Salem.
O 6
>n Winston Park, bounded by Spruce, 4th, First and
^ Spring sts, Winston.
rr) CITY OFFICERS SALEM.
pf^t Mayor— C. H. Fogle.
UjJ Secy and Treas — L. N. Clinard.
^^5 Commissioners — J. G. Sides, J. W. Fries, A. A.
r . J Spaugh, H. S. Crist, N. T. Shore, C. S. Hauser, L. A.
£"™^ Brietz.
f^^j Street Commissioner— C. H. Fogle.
P^1 Police— A. C Shepherd.
r" i Salem Fire Engine Co.
So WHY
Don't you buy Hamlin's Wizard Oil at
Callum's, and save 10 cents on the bottle?
Others charge you $1 for the same goods.
DIRECTORY
mNEWCOMB'S PURE WINES, LIQUORS, I— (
TOBACCO AND CIGAKS. c&i&g&HglV.-c. L
o
Winston and Salem Post Office.
Note — For postal regulations see page 19, appen-
MISCELLANEOUS.
United States Commissioner.
Charles Brietz, Commissioner.
Internal Revenue Office.
W. H. Wheeler, collector 5th district.
Widows Home.
Under the auspices of the Moravian church, sw cor
Main and Old Shallowford sts, Salem. I »
o
Salem Post Office. Q£
Postmaster — J. Blickenderfer.
Assistant — J. A. Seaber. ^,
R. M* Service. Nd
Over Salem branch (R. & D. R. R.) double daily.
Star Service.
Winston double daily.
Salem to Yokey, leaves Tuesdays and Fridays at 2 H ^i
p.m., arrives 1:40 p.m., same days. " Si
Mt. Airy, daily at 7 a m. (except Sundays), returns q **»»
same days at 3:30 p m., supplying Winston, Bethania, m ^
Five Forks, Tobaccoville, Dalton, Culler, Pilot Moun- -
tain, Bliss, Flat Shoal. % «?
Winston Post Office. 0 Ny
Postmaster — W. A. Walker. H ^
Assistant-J. R. Walker. * P3
Delivery and Stamp— F. T. White. ' ^
R. H. Service. *m
Double daily over Salem branch (R. & D. R. R.) ^N
GRAY & MARTIN DRllisTS, j£
95
56 DIRECTORY.
Mlffl GOMVQGUL COLLI
i-p
— CC A First-class Practical School. Circulars free.
Slffl ^ W. McKAY, Principal, Macon, Ga.
2^
Star Service.
J^ Salem Chapel leaves Tuesdays and Fridays at 6 a.
-g m , returns Wednesdays and Saturdays at 3 p.m. Sup-
(9 § plies Walkerstown, White Road, Belew Creek Mills.
™ U Mocksville leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
03^ days at 6 a.m., returns intervening days at 2 p.m.
»-»j§ Supplies Clemrnonsville, Hall's Ferry and Smith's
■Cfl£ Grove.
■g 2 Rockville leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
mm rr-i days at 6 a.m., returns intervening days at 6 p.m.
<£C) Supplies Vienna, Mona, Shore, East Band, and Rich-
«5^ mond Hill.
J"J (g Salem leaves daily 3:30 p.m.
0» rj Danbury leaves daily (except Sunday), 6 A m , re-
<£ O turning at 3 p.m. Supplies Flat Branch, Sledges
JY»[ZJ Garden, Germanton, Walnut Cove, and Meadows.
jjjrj Yadkinsville, leaves daily (except Sunday), at 6 a.
|5 3 m., returns 3 p.m. Supplies Lewisville, Panther
■■— *£ Creek and Conrad's.
^ SECRET SOCIETIES.
i||JO Note — For Grand and Supreme officers, see socie-
a__ q ties in Greensboro department.
22 o Golden Rule.
llI.Ej (Supreme Lodge.)
,^^h Sessions Biennial at points and times agreed upon.
imjrs Supreme Offices— S. M. Bernard, Kentucky, Su-
.Si preme Commander ; J. S. R. Thomson, South Carolina,
W <D Vice-Supreme Commander ; T.J. Smith, Kentucky,
3q3 Supreme Secretary ; Dr. T. J. Harcourt, Ohio, Su-
■Q+j preme Treasurer; Dr. C. C. Higgins, Illinois, Su-
-am<j preme Medical Examiner; C. R. Curtis, Massa-
™ chusetts, Supreme Prelate ; John Ulrich, Kentucky,
O Supreme Herald ; J. M. Renner, Alabama, Supreme
Warden; R. E. Wallace, Illinois, Supreme Sentinel;
— G. W. Menz, Kentucky, Supreme Trustee; Dr. J. R.
You wish a good Hair Brush or Comb of any kind,
go to CALLUM'S DRUG STORE before you buy,
and see their large stock. Greensboro.
IF
I Hi llillff t/l'lllD » McAdoo House?CDreensboro,' N.C. O-
~ DIRECTORY. 57 ^"
Clausen, Pennsylvania, Supreme Trustee; 0. F. q
Adams, Georgia, Supreme Trustee. |_l
Winston Castle, No. 265, meets second and fourth
Thursday evenings at Johnson's Hall ; P. W. Dalton, H-Hj
C. ; J. D. Burch, secy. g^
Knights of Honor. O
Winston Lodge, No. 1673, meet second and fourth pN
Tuesday evenings at Johnson's Hall; N. W. Norfleet, ^K
Die; Dr. H. T. Bahnson, Rep. -J,
Knights and Ladies of Honor, meet second and e~~~^
fourth Tuesday evenings at Johnson's Hall ; J. H. J—>
Nelson, Pro ; T. B. Douthit, secy. $*u
Knights of Pythias. 'XXX
Wachovia Lodge, No. 29, meet Wednesday evenings CX
at Johnson's Hall ; C. W. Vogler, C. C. ; I. H. Nelson, J3-1'
K. of R. & S. O
Masons. Q
Winston Lodge, No. 167, A F. and A. M., meet ^"*
second Monday evenings at Masonic Hall; P. W. s-y>.
Dalton, W. M. ; W. H. Marler, secy. ^J-<
Winston Chapter, No. 24, R. A.M., meet at Masonic M
Hall, first and third Monday evenings; Dr. H. T. *"0
Bahnson, H. P.; C. S. Houser, secy. H£}
Piedmont Commandery, No. 6, K. T., meet Masonic K— k
Hall fourth Monday evenings ; Dr. H. T. Bahnson, E. +£ *
C. ; I. H. Nelson, Rec. ^
Odd Fellows. ~" ^
Salem Lodge, No 36, meet Tuesday evenings at Odd JS
Fellows Hall ; W. F. Keith, N. G. ; J. M. Seddon, £r
secy. ^ g
Winston Lodge, No. 106, meet Johnson's Hall, Fri- 5" P-
day evenings ; S. E. Allen, N G. ; I. H. Nelson, secy. S- o
Salem Encampment, No. 20, meet at Odd Fellows § &
Hall second and fourth Monday evenings; R. J. Hitt, "& p©.
C. P. ; W. A. Walker, scribe. ? ^
_ QO
WIO THE Country Merchants of Randolph county: We give you our " O
■■■hand, and hope you a prosperous year. A better class of trade can- ^
W not be found than old Randolph She has stuck to us and we will fjf
* stick to her in giving her the best bargains in everything in the rS"
drug line. Calluji Bkos. & Co. —
rk h fiflT T T TIT? of a11 kinds of s yrino-es, glass,
•W li iULiU mall pewter, rubber, male and female,
T ■ ■ «■ ■■■■ -A.t Callum's I3rug Store
%t a 58 DIRECTORY.
H 1 COLORED SOCIETIES.
H
n
Good Samaritans, two branches.
^ Masons.
V "71 Geo. D. Wise Lodge, No. 27, meet first and third
Q a Friday nights ; D. B. Richmond, W. M.; F. R. John-
^i g son, secy.
■ H 1x4 Odd Fellows.
Q © Winston Star Lodge, No. 2308, G. U. 0. O. F., meet
_. "2 first and third Monday evenings ; Wm. Taylor, N. G.;
S * C. B. Cash, secv.
O^ " CHURCHES.
M s — Note — For general church information see heading
5j o5* of "Churches," Greensboro department.
q g Baptist.
^H H Winston Baptist Church, Rev. H. A. Brown, pas-
Ul ^tor.
_ .2 Episcopal.
Ss"5 Winston Episcopal Church, Rev. B. W. Dougherty,
gj © rector.
H C; Methodist.
**> g Winston Methodist Church, hold services at Brown's
<"j g Hall, Rev. Solomon Pool, pastor.
^.2 Winston Methodist Church, Rev. T. J. Ogburn,
H ^ pastor.
m pq Moravian.
Moj Salem Moravian (oldest church in North Carolina),
: ^ established over 118 years ago, Rev. Edward Bond-
^ ^ thaler, pastor.
£H cs Presbyterian.
r£ ^ Winston Presbyterian Church, Rev. F. H. Johnson,
0^ q pastor.
COLORED CHURCHES.
^
Baptist,
^ Methodist,
«- -* Moravian,
bmJLJ Presbyterian,
1 Zion Methodist,
f^- MISCELLANEUS.
r^ Military.
r^ Forsyth Riflemen, Co. A., 3d North Carolina Reg.,
For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
^^Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 59
organized February 15, 1812 ; reorganized January
18, 1846, May 22, 1861, June 7, 1881.
Captain S H. Smith
1st Lieutenant E. F. Young
2d Lieutenant W. B. Williamson
Ensign ."* J. C. Bessent
1st Sergeant S. M. Pritchett
2d Sergeant T. M. Butner
3d Sergeant E. T. Ware
4th Sergeant T. R. Pepper
1st Corporal D. E Kester
2d Corporal A. J. Shelly
3d Corporal S. T. Neal
4th Corporal R. Haskins
Surgeon Dr. R. F. Gray
Chaplain Rev. H. A. Brown
Literary and Social Club*
Physicians Association.
Twin City Rifle Club, Geo. Corrie, President.
Number of Pounds to the Bushel, Legal Weight, in
the Different States.
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Arkansas
California
Connecticut...
Georgia
Illinois....,
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan...
Minnesota
Missouri....
N. Hampshire
New Jersey.
New York..
N'h Carolina..
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
S'h Carolina...
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
Wisconsin
60 56 32
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56|32
60 ; 56 [32
60|56'32
60 561...
:»G 32
.->(» 32
56 12
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48 52!...
50 [40 52
4S;48 56
47 1 52 56
52 56
48150 56
is 5- 51;
48;5P:56
47 5555
48 '48 56
48 '48 56
48 '48 56
48 42'56
48 52 56
...|...|66
48 50 56
48 48 56
4*50 51
48150 56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
47 48
48 ...
48 56
48 50
4846
48!52
48 '50
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50 ol
50
48 60
48 6)
50 60
60
01) 60
50 60
50 60
50 60
50 60
!60
|b0
50 60
50 60
50 60
50
55!57
55 57
'48
46 57
50 o7
55 57
52
56 52
56 54
50 50
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50 57
50 56
56 57
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DIRECTORY.
_.-LTiH CGMMEaCUL COL
A firs i, -class Practical School. Circulars "free.
W. McKAY, Principal, Macon, Ga.
Interest Laws of all the States.
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Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
DaKota
Delaware
District Columbia..
Fioridj
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
3D
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Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine.
Maryland
Massachusetts .
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi.
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire..
New Jersey
New Mexico
New Yorfc
North Carolina...
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania....
Rhode Island.....
South Carolina..
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia....
Wiscousin
Wyoming
Penalty of Usury.
Loss of interest
No penalty
No penalty
No penalty ,
No penalty
Forfeiture of all interest
Forfeiture of contract
Forfeiture of contract
Forfeiture of all interest
No penalty ,
Forfeiture of excess
$800 fine or imprisonment 6 m'nths,
or tooth
Forfeiture of all interest ,
Forfeiture of interest and costs
Forfeiture of excess..
Fori eit are of excess over 12 per
cent :
Forfeiture oi ail interest
Forfeiture of interest
No penalty
Forfeiture of excess
No penalty— 6 per cent, on judg-
ments
Forieiture of excess
Forfeiture of excess o\ er 7 per cent
No peaalty
Forfeiture of all interest
STo penalty
Forieiture of all interest and costs
No penalty '.
Forieit three times interest ree'd...
Forfeit of ail interest
No penalty
Forfeiture of contract
Forfeiture of interest
Forfeiture of excess
Forfeiture principal, interest and
costs
Forfeiture of excess
Forfeiture, unless by contract
No penalty
Foifeiture of over 6 per cent and
$100 fine
No penalty
No penalty
Forfeiture ex«ess on R. R. bonds...
Forfeit of contract
No penalty
Forieiture oi excess
Forfeiture of all interest.....
No penalty
H
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j HIVDEBED BLACK PEPPEK, '»,■;»
^» AUl! per pound at CALLUM'S DRUG STORE.
No limit
No limit
No limit
No limit
No limit
18 per cent
6 per cent
10 per cent
No limit
12 per cent
24 per cent
10 per cent
10 per cent
10 per cent
12 per cent
10 per cent
5 per cent
No limit .
6 per cent
No limit
10 peT cent
12 per cent
N o limit
10 per cent
12 per cent
No limit
6 per cent
7 per cen t
12 per cent
6 per cent
8 per cent
8 per cent
12 per cent
6 per cen:
No limit
No limit
10 per cent
No limit
No limit
7 per cent
12 per cent
N o limit
6 per cent
10 per cent
N o limit
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
DOCTOR MONTAGUE,
Office and Residence
Chruch Street, near Orinoco Warehouse,
Winston, N. C.
Will promptly attend cases in Town or Country, day or night.
R. R. KERNER,
Attorney at Law.
E. A. OLDHAM,
Ed. and Pub. of Sentinel.
HEAL ESTATE AGENTS,
^Winston, IT. O.
Town Property and Farms all through Northwestern N. C.
DR. V. 0. THOMPSON,
AVholesale and Retail
DRUGGIST.
WINSTON, N. C.
Carries a full line of
Drugs5 Patent Medicines,
FOUNTS and OIL®,
FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Orders of Physicians and Country Merchants solicited.
Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
62 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Don't Fail to Visit
CHEAP JOHN
IT-OES THE
BEST AND CHEAPEST GOODS
In Winston, !NText to 3?ostofrIce.
D. K DALTON, M. D.,
WINSTON, N. C.
•^Office over Thompson's Drug Store.-**
Boards opposite First National Bank.
jTS! BROADAWAY,
Winston, IV. O.
Makes Photographs any size. Copies and Enlarges Old Pictures.
Photographs of Buildings or other Scenery, or Wood Engravings.
Having secured the late marvelous improvements, all are invited
to come, even the babies ; its only fun to take them now.
C. J W ATKINS,
«X5)
Teeth Extracted Without Pain by the use of
Nitrous Oxide Gas.
Office at my Residence, Postoffice address,
Main Street, Salem, N. C. Winston, N. C.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
63
J. -H. KESTER,
PLUMBER | STEAM | GAS FITTER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Water and Steani Pipes, Water
Closets, Wash Basins, Rubber Hose, Valves, Bath Tubs,
Sinbs, Hot Water Boilers, and all kinds of Sani-
tary Goods. Also all kinds of Steani Fit-
tings, Pumps, Valves, etc. Agent
Standard Pumps,
'Winston, 3>Jortlx Carolina.
Orders Solicited. Estimates Furnished.
STYRON & STYRON,"
GH0CEMES,C0NFECTI01&S
WINSTON, - - - - N, C.
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS IN SEASON.
BELO HOUSE,
R. W. BELO,
Proprietor.
Rooms, Furniture and Table cannot be sur-
passed in the State. Everything First-elass.
64 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
R. B. PERKINS,
Winston, IN. C
liny 4 fipteerleif
CONGECTIONERIES AND BAKER,
^J^1 Wedding and Picnic Parties' supplies furnished at
short notice.
WINSTON, IV. C
Eepairing of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of every descrip-
tion a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed.
^pS^Will order any article in the Jewelry line known to
the trade.
TOBACCO FLUES.
Farmers desiring Tobacco Flues or Sheet Iron Work should not
fail to call on me. «®-PRICES LOW.
Have also skilled workmen, and am prepared to do
ROOFING, GUTTERING, TIN AND ZINC WORK
Of all descriptions at short notice. Full assortment of
TINWARE
Constantly on hand. Call and see me.
W. S. REIMPSON,
Next door to Brown, Rogers & Co , Winston, N. C.
SUMMERFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
BUSINESS ♦ EMPORIUM,
a^-AuLE JLiTID FEMALE.
On the C. F. & Y. V. R. R., twelve miles north of Greensboro. Is
not surpassed by any school in the State for healthiulness of location,
skillful teaching, and for good teachers and business men sent out.
F. S. BLAIR, Principal,
Su.MMERFIELD, N. C.
A D 1 rER TISING DEPA R TMEN 7 .
Wm J. <JOOF»ER,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
FLOUR, MEAL AND FEED,
SALEM MILL,
WINSTON, N. C.
FOR 1885.
Enlarged and improved.
$150 A YJE1R.
THE PRESS entered its Thirty-Second Volume January
1st, 1884. Now is the time to subscribe. It will be our en-
deavor to make THE PRESS more interesting than ever.
L. V. & E. T. BLUM,
Saleji, X. C.
31X111 PBIMTING QFFI@1,
SALEM, IV. C,
Job Printing in all its branches at reasonable prices. Pub-
I lishers People's Press, Blum's Partners' and Planters' Alma-
! nac, Guide Book of Northwestern North Carolina. Almanac
Fun, etc.
L. V. & E. T. BLUM, Proprietor:
ar-nrf-,-1 m— i,i—i. ■,■- i,i.M.,M...i.ili.. ,,.i uni..— ■■ — ■i.wi.i
66 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
F. C. MEINUNG,
Carriage and Buggy Maker
AND GENERAL REPAIRER,
N. W. Cor. Main and New Shallowford Sts., SALEM, N. C.
"Work of every description in the above lines promptly
executed at reasonable rates.
(Qumne' (Q.
]a^{
Fire Insurance Companies
also represented.
y
Winston., 91. e.
IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN!
Read Thie, it May Contain Some-
thing of Importance to Yon.
BUSINESS IS BUSINESS!
I invite your attention to The Leader as a good advertising
medium to reach the trade and people of North Western North
Carolina. It seeks to benefit both its subscribers and adver-
tisers, and lpses no opportunity to serve them. It circulates
principally in the counties of Guilford, Rockingham, Forsyth,
Davie, Davidson, Yadkin, Stokes, Surry, with a general State
circulation. We solicit a card from you. We deal fairly with
our patrons, and give you our best terms to save correspond-
ence. Special contract for large advertisements. Weekly,
$1.50 a year.
J. A. ROBINSON,
Editor and Proprietor.
A D VERTISING DEPA R TMENT.
GIERSH & SENSEMAN,
»»«■ «» iBNBRAli HBKCHAND18B
Buyers of Country Produce.
$&-Csl\1 and See XJs, and !*ave Money,
MAIN ST., SALEM. N. C.
PUBLISHED EYERY THURSDAY.
J. W. GOSLKN", Editor and Proprietor.
JOB PRINTING
DONE AT THIS OFFICE, SFCU AS
BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS,
MONTHLY STATEMENTS, POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES, CIRCULARS,
BUSINESS CARDS, LABELS, ETC.
Printed with neatness and dispatch, and at bottom prices.
/DtF'Send along your orders.
V. O. THOMPSON & CO.,
Cigar Manufacturers,
WINSTON, N- C.
S31S «figg a @»ifHif 1.
68 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
C. F. NISSEST. M. E. TEAGUE.
0. I. IISSII I 00.
SALEM P. O., N. C,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED
J. I. NISSEN WAGON
We are the sole manufacturers of the im-
proved round front hound and the straight hind
hound, made of perfectly straight-grain timber.
We use the square tennon on the end of spoke
that goes in felloe, and wedge spoke at hub.
We will not make the shouldered spoke.
We make all styles and sizes of
WE WARRANT EVERY WAGON,
And deliver at depot free of charge.
W&~Do not be deceived ; see that you buy the
wagon bearing the name of J. I. Nissen on hind
gate and axle, and get the best wagon made.
Send for price list.
C. F. Nissen & Co.
THE OLDHAM
HEADQUARTERS FOR
I KHMP* AND *ARTM* PRIMS. |
f We send Job Work to all parts of North Car- f
i olina and to many other States, and insure J5
I perfect satisfaction. We pay especial 'I
| attention to orders from Country §
Merchants, and respectfully
| ask of them a trial order. i
| Write us what you need, and §
I we will send prices. All orders
I • attended to with promptness, and an)'- 1
f thing done in our establishment from a f
I Visiting Card to a Handsomely Printed Book
ffftfif §§»gfcttrf»g ^p^fwfitf \
I Is now ready to perform every description of j
| Wood or Photo-Engraving. If you need |
Cuts of Buildings, Machinery or En- \
| graving of any kind, get our prices first.
| It only costs a cent for a postal to learn our |
| prices. Address all communications plainly to $
6Su»4u^l4^^^
Proprietor, Winston, N. C.
** A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE 7 5fc
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY INEXISTENCE
ES
wins:
1 A Red Hot Democratic Journal that says
I What it Thinks.
| A Family Newspaper that is Read in Thirty -
I three States and at Every Farm and Fire-
side in Western Carolina.
A Paper to Subscribe to if You Want to Learn More About
a Prosperous City and a Prosperous Section.
The Paper to Advertise in if You Want to
Reach the People.
Quadrupled its Circulation Within One |
Year After Change of Management.
Per Year $1.50, spot cash. Send 50 Cents and §
Try it 3 Months. Advertising Rates
on Application. j
Editor and Proprietor, Winston, N. C.^T
A D VER TISING BE PA R TMENT.
(isi
WIUIAMSON+&+CORRIE,
Booksellers, Stationers,
And Dealers in
PIANOS and ORGANS,
Winston, 3>3". O.
s&~ Tobacco Manufacturers' Printing a Specialty. "©J
GRAY&MARTlNT
WINSTON, 1ST- C.
Carry a full line of goods in the above line. Toilet and Fancy
Goods too numerous to mention. Holiday Goods
at Lowest Prices.
Esta.Tolisla.ed. 1862.
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE !
Over a Quarter of A Century in Existancel
i wist in surrnuL,
WINSTON, N. C.
A Red Hot Democratic Journal that Says what it Thicks !
A Family Newspaper that is Read in Thirty-three States and
at every Farm and Fireside in "Western Carolina.
A Paper to subscribe to if you want to learn more about a Pros-
perous City and a Prosperous Section. A Paper to Ad-
vertise in if you want to reach the People.
Quadrupled its Circulation wTithin One Year after Change of
Management. Per Year $1.50, spot cash. Send 50
Cents and Try it 3 Months. Advertising
Rates on Application.
EDWARD A. OLDHAM
Editor and Proprietor,
AVinston, N. C.
6Sl4 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
HEADQUARTERS
'OS, std-sie:
OLD WINES, BRANDIES,
Rye, Bourbon
AND
BUDWEIS'* BEER x ON ■ ICE,
Bass & Co'? Pale Ale,
GUINNESS' Dublin STOUT | PORTER,
AND OTHER
Imported Wir?es and Champagnes,
Seltzer and Apollinaris Mineral Waters,
Ginger, Lemon and Sarsaparilla Soda,
PURE OLD HENNESSY BRANDY
FOR MEDICINAL USE.
Never in its history has Greensboro ever offered a more
complete and varied stock than is to be found at
E. G. NEWCOMBE'S,
McAcloo House, Greensboro, N. C.
A I) VER USING DEPA R TMENT.
SMITH k B1DWN,
IBRUGGIsTS^
WINSTON. 1ST. C.
Everything in the Drug and Medicine line. Fitting Trusses
to Ruptures and filling Prescriptions a specialty.
Drugs, Ghemicals, Medicines.
We say, without fear of contradiction, that we have
the largest stock of
FRESH AgMD OE^U!!\5E
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
And everything in the Drug line, that is to he found in Greens-
boro. Having bought larger than ever from the best houses,
we are determined they shall be sold. Country Merchants,
Farmers, and the public generally, remember this, and don't
buy anything in our line before seeing us, as we can and
Will Undersell all Others.
So long as we sell our goods low down, we hope you will
continue to give us your trade.
Very truly yours,
CALLUM BROS. & CO.,
Greensboro, N. C.
Can be found on South Elm St., Benbow Block,
Greensboro, N. C-, with a complete line of
Ladies' Misses', Children's, Gentlemen's & Boys'
BOOTS, SHOES and TRUNKS,
"Wliolesale and Eetail,
Can Suit any and Everybody in Goods & Prices.
Exclusive Agents for
ZEIGLBR BROS. SHOES.
Call to see us and you will not regret it. Very Respectfully,
H.. JE>. BOYD «*5 OO.
6S?4
A D VER TISING DEPA R TMENT.
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a ^©^Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
• McAdoo House, ..... Greensboro, N. C
Winston and Salem Directory,
WHITE DEPARTMENT.
To find a name know how it is spelled.
Half numbers mean upstairs.
Errata, changes and removals will be found in la3t pag^p.
Where residence or business is located in some nanif d build-
ing or block, see mme of same in regular classification of white
department.
Colored Department follows White.
ABBREVIATIONS.
al alley
avi> avenue
bde boards
bet between
bU building
ilk clerk
cond conductor
dppt department
enf enginefr
e° ea^t side
frt freight
lab laborer
mfg.. manufacturing
mfr manufacturer
fed
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ED
9. 3D
nr near
ns north Hide
op opposite
res te8ide»
R. M S railway mail p-ervic •
R. R ••ailroH'i
pecy secretary
fes south sirie
St street
sup' 8nperiut> tdei t
»ervt servant
wash'n washerwoman
wid widow
ws west side
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY AT THE END OF NAME DEPART-
MENT. SEE INDEX.
If name or other information wanted, is not found in its
proper classification, see addenda and errata in last pages.
A ACKERMAN MISS ELLIE, saleslady J. Blicken-
** derfcr, res R. A. Ackerraan
Ackerman E., boss spinner F. & H. Fries
Ackerman E. T., boss spinner Arista Mills, res ws
Elm 4 h n Bank st, Salem
WTvlFIM & MARTIN, DRIim ?
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QC 70 DIRECTORY.
B US I N ESS#N I VERSITV.
^2^°TELEGRAPH O^P^S^
k SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
^ © White Department.
O 3Q Ackerman Henry, res E. A- Ackerman
jg g Ackerman Miss Lula, res R. A. Ackerman
^^ Ackerman E. A., Eng F. & H. Fries wollen mill, res
rjjj^ ws Elm cor Bank st, Salem
Adams Elijah, res Old Town road, n limits
Q fn Adams E. S , warehouseman, bds Mrs. H. V. Yar-
£r q brough
^^ AdkinsG. J., tinner W. S. Eempsan, bds Mrs. H.
ft V. Yarbrough
j»H T* Agthe Prof Frederick, prof music Salem Accademy,-
P^ g bds Salem Hotel
J oe Albea Eugene P., drummer, res Rev. W. W. Albea
M © Albea Miss Julia H., res Rev. W. W. Albea
OW Albea Rev. W. W., pastor M E Church, res nw cor
£H ^ Fourth and Cherry sts
^ £? Al bertson S. S., wks C. F. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
£r © town
^ r* Albridge S., res w limits, Salem
I^W Albright G. W., groceries, bds Turner King
O^H Aldred Cyrus, wks C. F. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
r^ © town
rfi Aldred John, res Mrs. Nancy Warner
" Aldred Shubert, wks F. h H. Fries
^a Aldred William, wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh-
^ town
WnEsri Allen & Allen, hardware and house furnishers
Ml Allen D. E., of Allen & Allen, hardware etc., bds
*3ES^ Central Hotel
H ALLEN E. J., watchmaker and jeweler, res nw cor
Poplar and Fourth sts
ymmsa\ Allen S. E., of Allen & Allen, hardware, res ws
Spruce 1 h s Fourth st
Almond W. H.. carpenter, res nw cor First and Chest-
nut sts
^TRUSSES iT GRAlL!Sl'siao m1.
DIRECTORY. 71 C j
White Department. ^*^
Alspaugh J. W., cashier First National Bank, res ns _j^H
Fifth 1 h w Liberty st ^H
Alsop Bros., saloon ^^"i
Alsop George W., bar and billiards, res ws Main 1 h
s Sixth st HrH
Alsop W. D , of Alsop Bros., saloon, res Greensboro r \^
Angle Miss Mary, domestic W. P. Hill U-t-H
Angelo B., landscape gardener, res nw limits ^w
Angle Mrs. M. C, wid, res se cor Sixth and Liberty V .
sts P"^
Apnerson Thomas P., elk G. T. Foust, bds Mrs. F. J. ^^K
Hardie L J
Apple James N„ res es Vine 1 h s Fifth st ^"«H
Apple J. P., groceries, res cor Church and Third sts I -i-J
ARISTA COTTON MILLS, F. & H. Fries proprs, r^
Salem \J2
Armfield Miss A. L., res W. M. Armfield
Armfield & Haskins, groceries b^
Armfield J. L., res W. M. Armfield .^
Armfield Miss Myra, res W. M. Armfield ^3
Armfield W. E. res W. M. Armfield
Armfield W. M., of Armfield & Haskins, groceries, ^
res R R tracks, bet First and Belew Creek sts, Salem
Axsom Miss Emma, res W. E. Axsom
Axsom J. F., res W. E, Axsom ^ ->
Axsom Miss Lizzie E., res W. E. Axsom y ^5
Axom W. E., wks Salem Iron Works, res ne cor h K^
(K
Cherry and High sts, Salem n
BABINGTON E. J., res ws Main 2 h s Second st % f$
Bahnson George W., in office F. & H. Fries 0 S*i
Bahnson Dr. H. T., physician, res es Church st4 h n y W
Salem Academy 3 JJN
Bahnson Mrs. Louisa, wid, res Widows Home " ^
Bahnson Town, ne limits, nr Seventh st W
Bahnson W. H., chief police, bds Mrs. N. J. Terry 5M
Bohannon F. M., elk Pfohl & Stockton "Tj
Bailey Bros., tobacco mfrs ^1
BIST LINE DF CIGARS AT GRAY & MRU'S, A
•«■■ ■ ■»■ *■ WlWIIlia WINSTON, n. a *
B TOBACCOS grayXmaItifs,.
DIRECTORY
cb White Department.
z . Bailey Miss Jennie, res C. H. Berger
— £§ Bailey M. D , of Bailey Bros., res ws Cherry st, 4hn-
^o^ Third st
o£j Bailey P. N"., of Bailey Bros., tobacco mfrs, bds Cen-
© g£ tral Hotel
fl o^- Bailey Robert, res Salisbury road, Salem
"d -2 Bailey Miss Susan, domestic Mrs. E. E. Roan
gt* Baker W. J., res E. Salem
g ms Baptist Church, see appendix
qu>| Barbee George W*. elk D. A. Haskins, res ws Oak st,
p j-£ 5 h s Belo st
^i- Barber Thomas D , leaf tob, res ws Cherry st, 1 h n
jfe>* First st
.ph ^ Barham Walter H., elk Brown & Carter, res J. Q. A.
7* o Barham
pj^# Barham Miss Annie P, res J. Q. A. Barham
Q~Z Barham J. Q. A., auctioneer Brown & Carter, res ns
m Fifth st, 4 h w Spring st
— 2 Barham Nicholas, res ns Fifth, 3 h e Spring st
a ^"Barham N. B., of T. A. Livengood & Co, saloon
Barker John, res Mrs. S. Barker
2 ?* Barker Mrs. S., wid, res ws depot, 1 h n Seventh st
7g g» Barncastle Caroline, domestic James Gibson
P^ Barrow H. W., elk F. Fries, res nw cor Main and
© d First sts
% g BARROW H. M., of J. S. Barrow & Sons, dry goods,
►^r^ res J. S. Barrow
^ w BARROW J. J., of J. S. Barrow <fc Sons, res J. S.
Barrow
BARROW J. 8., of J. S. Barrow & Sons, dry goods,
res Spruce st
BARROW J. S. & SONS, dry goods, se cor Third
and Liberty sts
Barrow William, magistrate and coroner, res C. E.
Crist
Barton Daniel, wks Wachoria Mill, res ws Elm, 1 h
n Bank st, Salem
Barton Miss E., res Daniel Barton
Barton Franklin E„ res Daniel Barton
Bassett H., wks Fogle Bros
Battle Dr. S. W., bds Belo House
m
m
Ifl IpWCOMB'S Wines and Liquors Lead the State /a
■T III Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes. ^bw
I Ul Aw McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C. _^_
DIRECTORY. 73
fc
White Department.
Beard Miss Dora, res W. H. Beard
Beard William H., tailor, res se cor Main and Sixth
sts
Beard John, elk Long & Sackeruaan, res R. R. tracks,
bet First and Bellew Creek sts, Salem
Beard W. H , tailor Robert D. Johnston
Beckel Mrs. E., wid, res John Weisner
Beck Mrs. F. J., wid, res ws Salt, 1 h s First st, Salem
Beck Mrs. Martha, res Mrs. F. J. Beck
Beck William, wks Salem Iron Works, res Mrs. F. J. 03
Beck t-HJE
Becker James, carpenter, res se cor Vine and Fifth sts g ^
Beckel Mrs. S., wid, res Mrs. S. E. Garboden gq WJ
Beeson Branson R., miller Salem mill, res ss Walnut, ^> ^
2 h w Marshall st, Salem Ul^*
BELO HOUSE, R. W. Belo. propr, Salem ^2
Belo J. Leven, bkkpr, res es Main st, 1 h s Ceme- o *
tery, Salem mm
BELO R. WM propr Belo House, res same g CJ
Bennett J. A., marble cutter J. W. Durham, bds Mrs. E 3
T. Bennett ^m*
Bennett Miss Lillie, res Mrs T. Bennett t^Jr
Bennett Miss Mamie, res Mrs. T. Bennett ~) ■*
Bennett Mrs. T., wid, res sw cor West and Main sts, ^ (f)
Salem hj
Benton Miss Laura, res Mrs. M. Benton £•!>
Benton Mrs. Matilda, wid, res ne cor Cherry and £•> ■»
Second sts co »
Benton Mrs. M. A., wid, res T. F. Williamson X3
Benton Thomas, fresh meats, res Mrs, M. Benton <q
Benton William, bkkpr Williamson & Smith, res y'JPj
Mrs. M. Benton co ™
BERGER CHAS. H., bakery, res Liberty st, ne limits g"fll
Bernard Miss Mary A., teacher Salem Academy, res 0 Q
same ° ■»
Berry Emory, res ws Salt st, 2 h s Bank st, Salem |ZJQ
BESSENT J. C, town constable and collector, res ns " «
Liberty, op Depot st • 25
m
Bennis William, wks Salem Iron Works, res ns Bel-
lew Creek, 3 h e Chesnut st, Salem ^
-Bevan Joseph, sr, jeweler, res ws Main, bet Second W
and Third sts
CD 74 DIRECTORY.
M 11 COMMERCIAL COLLI
Jj 3£ A First-claes Practical School. Circulars free.
H~ W. McKAY, Principal, Macon, Ga.
ti q White Department.
p} Bevan Joseph, jr, jeweler Joseph Bevan, sr, bds Mrs.
<j - Thornburg
0>— Bevel A. W., wagon shop, res ws Cherry, 4 h n Fifth
hj£= st
^ ~J Bevel William,'wks A. W. Bevel, res same
fig Billeter Miss E., res C. A. Fople
oS BILLINGS W. H„ manager Belo House, res same
h H- Binkley Miss Bettie, domestic P. H. Hanes
*^C Binkley Mary, domestic James A. Gray
PjJTT Birkhead F. R. brickmason, res ws Reservoir st, 1 h
^^ n Reservoir
W _ Bishop Miss J. A., res W. H. Clarke
£jC/3 Bitting George B.? bkkpr First National Bank, res
h SsSZ Joseph A. Bitting
r CD Bitting Henry, elk Williamson & Corrie, res Joseph
CD A. Bitting
CO Bitting Joseph A., prest First National Bank and of
Bitting & Whitaker, tob mfrs, res ns Fifth, 5 h w
Poplar st
Bitting Miss Kate, res J. A. Bitting
Bitting Miss Louisa, res J. A. Bitting
Bitting Miss Susie, res J. A. Gitting
Bitting & Whitaker, tob mfrs
Black Joseph N., bus driver Belo House, res Nannie
Tise
Black Thomas, groceries, res ne cor Fifth and Liberty
sts
Blackburn, Dalton & Co. tob mfrs
Blackburn Miss D , res J. G. Blackburn
Blackburn Jasper, res w limits
Blackburn J. G , brickmason, res es Reservoir, 3 h n
Seventh st
Blackburn M., wks Fogle Bros
Blackburn Samuel, of Blackbnrn, Dalton & Co, tob
mfrs, res es Cherry, 1 h n Fifth st
BLICKENDERFER J., notions and postmaster, bds
Belo House, Salem
GRAY& nBI ir'C THIRD SI,
MARTIN^ UlTlUlsiO Wiirtni.J.C.
3j
"PA flfltTA flTflflfl ^or Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
abAJJulJaJi I hllu W0F Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
■IHfl^PHni««a McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. To
White Department, h"*
Blum Mrs. A. M , res es Main st, 2 h s Cemeter}*-, £H
Salem M
Blum Mrs. C, wid,, res W. J. Cooper |>
BLUM E., groceries and tinware, Liberty st, ne limiis g|jjj
BLUME. T.,of L. V. & E. T. Blum, booksellers jg
printers and publishers Peoples Press and Blum's Q
Almanac, res ws Main st, nr Public Square, Salem ^
Blum Georsr^ W., student, res E. Blum _
BLUM. IRVING, coppersmith, res Liberty st, ne £$
limits
Blum J. A , dentist, res nw cor Spruce and Fourth O
sts O
BLUM L.. V., of L V. & E. T. Blum, booksellers, tf
printers and publishers. The Peoples Press and u HH
Blum's Almanac, res ws Main st, nr Public Square, 2 m
Salem SW
BLUM L. V. & E. T., books, Peoples Press, Blum's g*
Almanac and job printing, Salem ^^j
Blum Miss Lizzie, domestic C H. Fogle i^M?
Blum Miss Mary, domestic A. Fogle * {3
Blum T. 0. wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh- GCoc
town Hq
Board of Trustees Salem Congregation, Dr. J. W. ^>n
Himber, chairman, James T. Lineback, secty and h^*
treas, Salem ^^h
Bodenhammer Alex, bds Henry Leonard O*
Bodenhammer M. J., wks C. F. ISissen & Co, r«s ^O
Waughtown M/
Bodenhammer Miss T., domestic Mrs. E. E. Shelton Jjjj
Bodenhammer W. wks J. W. Fries, bds Mrs. Hai- ^
leys. vT^
Bohannon Frank, elk Pfohl & Stockton, res Mrs .E. ^
P. Webb J
Boner Mrs. M. J. wid, res ss Liberty 4 h w Chest- ^
nut st H
Boner Mrs. Phoebe wid, res Widows Home ^
Boner Mrs. Sophia wid, res Widows Home !™jj
Booe George W., res ns Liberty 1 h e Main st tgi
T> A T,17,ATrrMEDICINES(T)
w Cn A E*^ AND PERFUMES
1—1 H^fe 11 MA B^ «^fc A T GRA Y & MARTIN'S,
nq . ^# Vm& Br^L m ^0 Winston, N. C.
P^| 76 DIRECTORY.
i^O White Department.
P^« Bool P H., bkkr First National Rink
l°8o BOOZER GEO. A
^12? ^owers Mrs Mary, wid, res n limits, nr Liberty st
oC-jq: Bowles D A. res nw cor Depot and Fifth sts
djOOz Bowles Miss E. H., res D A. Bowles
/j§Jz- Bowles Miss M. E., res D. A. Bowles
^<3° Bowles Miss V. A., res D. A. Bowles
»-»-•« Bowman Rufus, wagoner, res ns Belew Creek road,
i-3 1 1 h e R R., Salem
' Bowman Mrs. W. F, wid, res ne cor Fourth and
Cherry sts
Boyd W. A , wks F. & H. Fries
Boyer Miss Lydia, domestic J. A. Bitting
Boyle William, res e Salem
Bradford J. W. policeman, res ws Chestnut 3 h s
S-cond st
Bradley Charles, res Mrs. J. Masten
H&^l Brannon Miss Mollie domestic, H. D. Poindexter
B Breder Miss Kate, res Salem Hotel
■"■"Brpndle Charles, wks W. E. Spach & Son, res
mmm Waughtown
2|P Brendle John, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
n town
MM® Brendle Miss Phoebe, domestic C. T. Pfohl
jyffl Hrendletown, 2 miles Greensboro road, Salem
Un Brendle William, res Brendletown
4fe Brewer Aquilla, res Fries Old Plank road
|y^g Brewer Charles, wks Fries, res Mrs. E. E. Snider
Brewer D. W. F., barber shop, res Winston
Brewer E. wks Salem Iron Works
Brewer Henry, driver Salem Iron Works, res Mrs.
OT. J. Beck
Brewer James, brickmason, res es Cherry 2 h s Belo
^^0 Brewer John, wks Salem Iron Works, res w limits,
Salem
Q£uj Brewer Josephine, servt R. W. B. Happer
®2E Brewer Samuel, barber
Um Brewer Thomas, res E. Salem
| | Brewer Miss V., res Mrs. E. E. Snider
■*■ Bridges Miss E. V., res ws Old Town, 5 h n Fifth st
ID.
Wines and Liquors Lead the State !
PURE TENT WINES for SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY
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White Department.
Brietz Albert, farmer, res Old Shallowford st and sw
limits ^
Brietz Charles, U. S. Commissioner, res es Main, 1 h H^/
8 Bank st, Salem pff\
Brietz George F., elk F. & H. Fries, res Charles Brietz 'T_7
Brietz John L., elk Fries, res Charles Brietz L»*
Brietz Miss Maggie, asst teacher Elm st Graded K.X.
School t^L
Briggs Mrs. Mary, wid, domestic S. T. Mickey y._
Brietz Mrs. S. M., wid, res W. C. Grunert Cd
BROADAWAY J. S , photographer, res ws Liberty, 2
h n Sixth st $y
Rroadaway Miss M F , res J. S- Broadway c~r-
Brock Martha, servt Dr. S. Martin
Brooks«C, B., of Reid Brothers & Brooks, res ne cor V/}
Depot and Bellew Creek sts, Salem M*"^
Brooks George H., bkkpr Wachovia Bank j^
Brooks William, Reynolds tob factory, res C. B. M -
Brooks p"h
Brown Mrs. Ann, wid, sewing Robert D. Johnson -— '
Brown Miss A. G., domestic Dr. J. F. Shaffner
Brown A. J., wks F. & H. Fries DA.
Brown & Brother, tob mfrs
Brown & Carter, tob warehouse ls^T\
Brown Charles, wks Fogle Bros., res Nathan Brown Qw)
Brown Miss Delia, res Mrs. Mary Brown H^
Brown Miss E.. res Mrs. Mary Brown Q
Brown Frank E, elk W. T. Carter & Co., bds John ^
Brown ^
Brown George, res R. D. Brown J£
Brown Rev. H. A., pastor Baptist church, res ns Sec- ^-*
ond, next Church st J^
Brown H. N., receiving elk T. E. Williamson & Son
Brown Jack, wks F. & H. Fries, res w limits
Brown Mrs. Jane E., wid, res Dr. J. G. Ector
Brown John, res Nathan Brown
Brown John A., elk Brown, Rogers & Co., res ne cor J&
First and Cherry sts "GCk
TCA© SPICES, DYES AND FLAVORS ©
1 bHv At Gray & Martin's, Winston, H. 0. -°
S PAINTS I OILS "ffilUffl".
DIRECTORY.
od —
'~r White Department.
O Brown Jesse, wks J. W. Fries, resss Mill, 1 h w Main
(J 0 st, Salem
l Brown J. W., bkkpr Hinshaw & Bynum, res W. T.
cO \ Poindexter
. % Brown Miss Maggie, res Dr. W. L. Brown
Z 0 Brown Mrs. Mary, wid, res ne limits
Q ^ Brown Nathan, wagoner Fogle Bros , res ws Water, 6
CZ) h h s Bellew Creek st, Salem
*^ h Brown Richard, wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh-
^~j p town
*^ Brown Riley, eng J. C. Nicholson
•""^ Brown, Rogers & Co., hardware and machinery
hf? Brown Eowan, res W. R. Brown
»— J Brown R. C, carpenter, res ws Main st, op Belo
££ House, Salem
!> Brown R. D., of Brown Bros , tob mfrs, res ne cor
r~-~' Fifth and Spruce sts
cS | Brown R. W., wks Hall & Edmunds
r^ F Brown Thomas, res ws Marshall, 1 h s Old Shallow-
^ (p ford st, Salem
r^\ H BROWN T. J,, of Brown, Rogers & Co., hardware and
,p >j machinery, and W. T. Carter & Co., gen mdse, res
% <2 sw cor Fifth and Cherry sts
PQ p| BROWN W. C, of Smith & Brown, drugs, res Cher-
— ■— , ry st
71r\ Brown Dr. W. L , of Brown & Bro., tob mfrs res es
^^- Spruce. 1 h s Fifth st
^h Brown W. R., eng, res Parker Everhart
^ Brown W. T., elk Hinshaw & Bynum, res Dr. W. L.
^5 Brown
Q^ Browntown, ne limits, bet Depot, Seventh and Lib-
g erty sts
gfgm Bryan E. C, elk Perkins, res J. L. Bryan
Bryan James L., res ss Belew Creek road, 3 h e R. R.
Salem
Bryan J. L., res Ws Reservoir, 6 1m Seventh st
Bryan Mrs. M. E., wid, res James L. Bryan
"^ Buford Chas., agt So Ex Co, bds Central Hotel
•rl BURCH JNO. D,, groceries and confections, res w»
^^i Main, bet Second and Third sts
H^H Burcham Shubal, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
town
mNEWCOMB'S PURE WINES, LIQUORS, «
TOBACCO AND CIGARS, CR^S!S?>&"sNe.' c. Bm
DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Burgess R. G., harnessmkr, bds Mrs. H. V. Yarbrough
Burton Alex, of Watkins, Burton & Watkins, gen
mdse
Burton D. R , leaf tob, res es Old Town, cor Seventh
st
Burton J. A , wks Cox, Parker & Co, res nr Mill, Sa-
lem g^
Burton J. A., of Watkins, Burton & Watkins, dry ||
goods, bds Mrs. N. J. Terry Jg
Butner A. I., supt pub schools m
Butner Miss Dora, res S. E. Butner M
Butner D. S., wks J. A. Butner & Co, res J. A. But- *J
ner 1|
Butner Miss Ella, res S. E. Butner
Butner Eugene E.. student, res J. B. Butner ^
Butner Miss E. R.; res L. N. Clinard **
Butner James A., pf J. A. Butner & Co, tob mfrs, res
ws Main. 3 h s Bank st, Salem t-1
Butner J. A. & Co, tob mfrs, Salem ^
Butner John, wks D. A. Spaugh & Co, res S. E. But- o>
ner ' gj
Butner Luther, wks Fogle Bros., res S. E. Butner g
Butner Mrs. Mary., wid, res ws Depot, bet Belew ^
Creek and First sts, Salem p
Butner Miss Mary, res Mrs. Mary Butner &
Butner Miss Mollie, bkkpr Fogle Bros g
Butner Miss M. E., res J. A. Butner 33
Butner Miss Sallie, res Salem Hotel hq
Butner Miss Sallie, res Sisters House 2.
Butner Miss Sophia, res Salem Hotel |
Butner S. E , elk F. & H. Fries, res ws Poplar, 2 h n '
West st, Salem
BUTNER T. M., jeweler, res Mrs. Mary Butner
Buxton J. C, mayor and lawyer, res ws Spruce, 1 h n
Fifth st
Byerly Miss Laura, res Sanford Byerly
Byerly J. W., of S. Byerly & Son, gen mdse and tob
mfrs, res S. Byerly
Byerly S. & Son, gen mdse and tob mfrs, Liberty st,
ne limits
Byerly Sanford. of S. Byerly & Son, gen mdse and
tob mfrs, res Liberty st, ne limits
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80 DIRECTORY.
5;?
C5
IBUSIN ess Mn I versity
^■'- cS-.send;'/tqr cfRCULARs: *
o
White Department.
Byhan Mrs. Angelina, wid, res Widows Home
JfT-p Bynum Miss Amelia, res Mrs. H. W. Bynum
W*p! Bynum & Cotten, tob mrfs, ss First, 1 h e Depot st,
2 c3 Salem
■jJw Bynum Hampton, res Mrs. H. W. Bynum
^~L Bynum Miss Hannah, res Mrs. H. W.. Bynum
|g V Bynum Mrs. H. W., wid, res ns Liberty, 3 h w Chest-
U* w nut st
~J P Bynum John, prescription elk V. 0. Thompson
'^M Bynum Miss Maryj of Stanton & Bynum, millinery,
.2Q hh res Mrs. H. W. Bynum
_ ho Bynum Taylor, of Bynum & Cotten, tob mfrs, res ws
© 3 Spruce, 2 h n Fifth st
!ZS BYNUM WADE H., of Hinshaw & Bynum, gen mdse,
■D-g bds T. S. Black '
^■^h Bynum Wade, wks Cox, Parker & Co, res Oak st, 2 h
CmO w Salem Cemetery, Salem
§»» © Bynum William; res Mrs. H. W, Bynum
■J § /1ALDWELL JOHN, coffin mfr, bds Central Hotel
S-jsj ^ Callum Charles, res ss Four-and-a-half, 5 h w
§*r- 1 Poplar st
SiB^ Callum Charlotte, servt Robert Dalton
5rH Candler R. L., of R. L. Candler & Co, tob mfrs, bds T.
^2 F. Williamson
Sip Candler R. L. & Co, tob mfrs
Q+d Cardwell Washington, res ns Fifth, 1 h w Spring st
-g<j Carmichael Miss Alma, assistant in music Salem
„ Academy, res same
O Carmichael R. E., compositor Western Sentinel, res
Liberty st
Carter Miss Addie, res Elmsley Carter
mm^sm Qarter Columbus, wks Arista Mill, res Elmsley Carter
Carter Emsley, wks Brown Bros, res ws Elm, 2 h n
Bank st, .Salem
TRY IWOIIB'S
PURE WINES, LIQUORS, TO-
BACCO and CIGARS,
McAdoo House, Creensboro, N.C.
DIRECTORY. 81
White Department.
Carter Frank, carpenter, res es Reservoir st, 3 h n
Reservoir
Carter J. E., elk W. T. Carter & Co, res Mrs. M. M.
Carter
Carter Miss L. V., res Mrs. M. M. Carter
Carter Mrs. M. M., wid, res cor Broad st and Fries-
Old Plank Road
Carter W. B , res sw cor Poplar and Fourth sts Z^*
CARTER W. B., jr, of Brown, Rogers & Co, hardware, «^j
machinery, res Shallowford st -£558
CARTER W» T., of W. T. Carter & Co, gen mdse, bds ^^
Mrs. M. M. Stockton «J
CARTER W. T. & (JO., gen mdse ft
Case Henry, eng Wachovia Mills, res High st and w Jjj£
limits, Salem mST*
Casey Miss Alice, res Mrs. E. Henderson J L.
Casey Charles, carpenter, res es Cemetery, 3 h n Lib- W Pj
erty st ^ ™l
Casey Edward, teamster, res Liberty, ne limits &d
Casey Thomas T., res Mrs. E. Henderson k! ^
Castle Miss Anna B., res ne cor Fourth and Church tU ■»
sts td jj|"
Castle Ephraim, res ne cor Fourth and Church sts qO
Causey A. F., wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh- W
town i-o T|
Causey Daniel, wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh- £3 ^
town O _
Central and Merchants Hotel, Pfahl & Stockton, r^ »
proprs, also gen mdse O
Chadwick John, sr, res ns Walnut, 2 h w Marshall st, ^ ^
Salem Q ^"
Chadwick John, wks Salem Academy, res ss Mill, 2 oq w
h w Main st, Salem - g *J
Chaffin George W., U. S. storekeeper, bds Mrs. H. V. ^ ?W
Yarbrough " n|
Chamberlain Miss Bessie, res S. K. Chamberlain ^ ■■■*
Chamberlain S. K., architect, res ws Broad, 2 h 8 -.ft.
Fourth st • pm
Champion Mrs. M. E , wid, res E. H. Wilson
Charles R. W., bkkpr G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh
town
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0 0 82 DIRECTORY,
^pj ^ White Department.
a~ Charles Miss Stella, res E. A. Meinung
g o Chitty Miss Elizabeth, res Sisters House
a> g Chitty Miss Emma L., teacher English Salem Acad-
S ^r1 eoay, res same
J& F Chitty Mrs. Frederick, wid, res Widows Home
53 Chitty Mrs. Salhe, wid, res ws Salt, 2 h s First st,
^ Salem
•^ ^ Church Miss Amelia, res Mrs. V. Church
V3Q^ Church Hili, mail rider, res Mrs V. Church
(D Church Mrs. V,, wid, res sw cor Main and West sts,
"* H Salem
tqj CITY OF LONDON FIRE INS. CO., Eugene E. Gray,
£P City Officers and Prison, cor Main and Fifth sts
P Clarke & Ford, gen mdse
"QQ^ Clarke W. H., of Clarke & Ford, gen mdse, res ws
Cherry, bet Fifth and Sixth sts
r— H Clayton Cora, cook Dr. S. J. Montague
O Clayton Miss M. E., domestic, res W. A. Walton
2L Clewell Mrs. D. M., res R. A. Jenkins
■r^A CLEWELL RET. JOHN H., asst princ Salem Acad-
,^0 emy, res nw cor Church and Public Square, Salem
XXX. Clinard E. C, elk Pfohl & Stockton, res es Spruce, 1
h n First st
t-^ Clinard L. N., sec and treas city of Salem and elk H.
Q" Fries, res ws Elm, 1 h n Old Shallowford st, Salem
^ Clinard William, wks C. F. Nissen & Co., res
Waughtown
^TXK Cline C. L. mger Singer Mfg Co., res Cherry st
M Clotfelter C. A, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
q town
q Clotfelter Daniel, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
town ~
Clotfelter John L ., wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
town
g Clotfelter J. A. wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
GQ
o
town
r-> Clotfelter J. C, wks W. E., Spach & Son, res Waugh-
XTi town
■y5£ Clotfelter William, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res
^< Waughtown
For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cig;
^fiT*Sacramental Wines a Specialty
Mc-Adoo House, Greensboro, 1
Ul
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' DIRECTORY. 83 R
White Department. h^
■Clotfelter W. C. wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh- g)
town ^S_
Cobb Abram, res Old Town road, n limits j^^
Coble E. F. carpenter Fogle Bros , res es Depot 2 h ^H
s Sixth st L— J
Coley J. H. contractor and brickmason, res Wood, qQ
nr Oak st, Salem hH
Coley W. X., compositor Western Sentinel, res J. Sv
H. Coley O
Collier Dr. R. B., physician, res Waughtown <J
Collins Anderson, wks P. & H. Fries woolen mills, S
res nw cor Salt and Bank sts, Salem *h
Collins A. N. blacksmith, res es First 1 h w Depot
st, Salem
Collins John, res Fries Old Plank road
COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., of Lon- >
don, Eugene E Gray, agt Q
Conn E. A., carpenter, res ne cor First and Pine sts ^
CONNECTICUT FIRE INS CO., of Hardford, Eug- H
ene E. Gray, agt JB
Conrad J. C, res ws Cherry 1 h s First st, Salem ^
Cook James, carpenter C. L. Rights f j
Cook N. S., res es Main 2 h s Sixth st ^ar
Cook Thomas, res Brendletown
Cook W. A., wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
town
Cook William B., wks Salem Iron Works, res Amos
Miller
Cook W. L., wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
town ^
Cook , Bible agt, bds James Gibson £3
Cooper Charles, student, res W. J. Cooper
Cooper Miss Emma, res W. J. Cooper
Cooper M. Susan, wid, res Marion Leunly
COOPER W. J., propr, Salem Mill, res es Main 3
s New Shallowford, Salem
Copeland C. M., bds Mrs. H. V. Yarbrough
Core L. A., plasterer, res es Main, nr Mill st, Salem ?jj
Cornish James, res Fries Old Plank road £5
CORRIE GEORGE, of Williamson & Corrie, book g
printers, etc, res es Cherry 1 h n Second st «*5
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84 DIRECTORY.
i x in enonuau com
J™ H P A Pii-st-elass Practical School. Circulars free.
B.ob 9) W. Mc'KAY, Principal, Macon, Ga.
hte h .
© H White Department.
SJ5H Cotten Mrs. C. B., wid, res Roderick Cotten
jg.3 K Cotten Roderick, of Bynurn & Cotten, tob mfrs, res se
^w cor Third and Cherry sts
gg Cotton Row, nr Wachovia Mills, Salem
gH County Jail, Andrew C. Snipes, jailor and dep sheriff,
J2© Liberty, bet Fourth and Fifth sts
fcjj Cox El wood, of Cox, Parker & Co,
flS„ Cox Miss Fannie, res George Corrie
g J* Cox J. E. of Cox, Parker & Co., bds Wade Bynuni
*© Cox J. J., of Cox, Parker & Co.
^g Cox, Parker & Co., shuttle block, spoke timber and
^2 tob mfrs, e Salem and R R tracks
« Craven Allen, farmer, res Salisbury road, Salem
3 --; Craw ford John K., carpenter, res Liberty st, ne limits
fc j Crawford Robert M., res J. K. Crawford
© g Crawford R. L. elk R. R. Crawford
? Crawford R. R., res ws Spruce 2 h n Fifth st
m
r Crawford Susan, res Cotton Row
" Crawford Thomas, res R. R. Crowford
0 Crews C. B., wagoner, res ns Bellew Cieek road, 3 h e
S R R, Salem
jj Crews W. C, wks C. F. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
jj town
h Crimm Miss Isabella, domestic, Dr. J. W. Hunter
J§ Crist Miss Anna, res Mrs. J. R. Crist
~ Crist Miss Carrie, res F. F. Crist
j Crist C. E., compositor, res es Church, cor Walnut
st, Salem
Crist H. S., wks Fogle Bros., res ns Walnut 1 h e
Marshall st. Salem
Crist Mrs. J. R., wid, res es Church, op Walnut st,
Salem
Crist T. F., elk N. T. Shore & Co., res es Church 1 h a
Walnut st, Salem
Crist William C, res T. F. Crist
Crosland B. F., gen mdse, res Old Shallowford, cor
Main st, Salem
Crosland Edward S., res B. F. Crosland
Crosland Miss Lillie, res B. F. Crosland
1 For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
a ^0fiT"Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
■ McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 85
w
White Department.
Crouch Miss Anna, res Mrs. M. E. Crouch
Crouch Miss Cora, res Mrs. M. E. Crouch £JJ
Crouch Joseph B , res Mrs. M. E. Crouch h^
Crouch Mrs. M. E., wid, res ws Main st, op Belo u
House. Salem p- Ejj
Crouch S. J., wks Fogle Bros., res ss New Shallow- — ^
ford 13 h w Cherry st, Salem » ^
Crouell Thomas, well digger, res ns Second 1 h w Lib- "*■ j
erty st £- m
Crouell William, wks Thomas Crouell, res same * Jj"j
Crouse D. T., pottery, res E Salem W H
Crouse Miss Lizzie, sewing Robert D Johnson — m
Crouse W. F., wks D. T. Crouse, res same ff'dfc
Crowder George, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh- § C
town g g
Crowell Thomas, res ns Second 1 h w Liberty st ,-. *jj
Crumpler Miss F. L. res J. F. Crumpler ~ H
Crumpler J. F , painter, res se cor First and Chest- zl ~^
nut sts, Salem — ■ H
Crutchfield F. G.. of Crutchfield & McArthur, livery, jq g|
res nw cor Sixth and Oldtown sts j-g j
Crutchfield & McArthur, livery o q
Crutchfield Paul W., rev col. res es Main 1 h n Sixth § 2
Crutchfield T. S. carpenter res n limits «— n r^
Crute Miss Bessie Lee, res H. J. Crute ^©
Crute Henry, res H. J. Crute p »H
Crute H. A., elk Ryttenberg Bros, bds Mrs. Hay 2. ^
Crute H. J. auctioneer Peidmont warehouse, res w s S" Q
Oak 3 h n Seventh st ^ H
Crute Rives, res H. J. Crute £ l
£0
"TiALLAS MRS. E. 0., wid, res Thomas Patterson _
M Dallas Miss Ida K., res Thomas Patterson ^ H
DALTON D. N., physician, bds T. S. Black ^ J,
Dalton Peter W., of Hamlin, Dalton & Hunt, gen 5' [E,
mdse, res ws Old Town 3 h n Fifth st ~
Dalton Robert, mgr dry house P. H. Hanes & Co , res
es Church, 2 h s Second st
Dalton Robert, of Blackburn, Dalton & Co., tobacco
mfrs, res es Reservoir, 1 h n Seventh st
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Oof} Dandridge Miss Hattie, res Peter' Dalton
pH O White Department
£5 g Dandridge Nathan, res J. M. Grogan
"^S Dav^s J<"sse. res Happy Hill
fr,8£ Davis John, res \vs Spring, 2 h n Fifth st
e Davis J. W., tobacco, res es Old Town, 2 h n Fifth st
P ^ Davis Mrs. N. S., wid, millinery, res Second st
^ 3 Davis Robert W., wks F. & H. Fries, bds Henry Case
««*JT^ Davis T. E , mgr dye House F. & H. Fries, res High
ft st anc* w limits, Salem
pH'rH Dean Albert, carpenter, res J. H White, jr
ra rt Dean Mrs Fannie, wid, res ws Chestnut, 5 h n Sec-
M as ond st
M © Dean M. N., carpenter, res es Reservoir, 2 h n Sev-
OO enth st
H fc^ Deitz P., res es Cemetery, nr Liberty st
^ «J DeGraft Miss Mollie, domestic C. B. Watson
^ Q Denny M. A., carpenter, res Liberty st, ne limits
k^ k Denny Robert, res M. A. Denny
j**» W Deshau John, res n limits
0«h DeSchweinitz Miss Anna, prof French and German
£3 © Salem Academy, res same
£Q Dettman William, gun and locksmith, res ws Main,
cor Cemetery st, Salem
& DICKSON H. H., of Interstate Directory Co., 32 S.
^ Broad st, Atlanta, Ga
a Dillard Miss Augusta, res Mrs. E. J. Dillard
Dillard Mrs. E. J., wid, res nw cor Mill and Marshall
sis, Salem
H Dillard Martin, wks J. W. Rees, res es Marshall, 1
h s Old Shallowford st, Salem
psasaEJ Dixon W. E., errand boy George T. Foust
l^ j Dobson Miss Annie, res Joseph Dobson
~^aJ Dobson Miss H., res Joseph Dobson
m TRUSSES AI GRAlLli™FJ.5"RE-
EH WEWGOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead the State UJ
H Ea Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes. I >
B U 1 11 Mc A-doo House, - - - - Greensboro, N. C. ^
DIRECTORY. 87 (^ J
White Department. ^a^
Dobson Joseph, lawyer, res ns Seventh, 1 h w Lib- .^^
erty st ««^h
Dobson Miss Mattie, res Joseph Dobson ^^^
Dodd D. W. & Bro., tobacco mfrs
Dodd J. Wilson, elk Central and Merchants' Hotels Wjpad
Dodd N. H., res J. M. Grogan H^
Dodson G. W., shoemkr, res E. Salem Wsasad
Dodson Miss Ida, res Mrs. Margaret Dodson W^J
Dodson Mrs. Margaret, vvid, res ws Liberty, 2 h s ^ .
Sixth st H^H
Dodson Miss Nora A., res Mrs. Margaret Dodson j^\
Dodson Miss Pattie A., res Mrs. Margaret Dodson v^_ ^2.
Dohertv Rev. W. B., rector St, Paul's Episcopal fe^nd
Cburch, bds Mrs. F. J. Hardie [Xj
Doutbit T. B., res ws Main, 3 h n Old Shallowford 7-^
st, Salem \J2
Douthit Mrs. T. B., millinery, res T. B. Douthit
Doub P. C, elk G. W. Albright ^
Dowdy , res nw cor Depot and First sts .>,
Dunnagen Mrs. Ellener, wid, res Second, 3 h w De- ^3
pot st
Dunnagen Miss Imogene, res Mrs Ellener Dunnagen T&±
Dunnagen Miss Mollie, res Mrs. Ellener Dunnagen A fes
Dunnagen Miss Rachel, res Mrs. Ellener Dunnagen q ^
Dunnagen Thos., groceries, res Mrs. Ellener Dunna- ^ ^1
Ren H ^
DURHAM I. W., marble, etc., res cor Fifth and Lib- A i>
erty sts jjj *N
Dwire H. X., int rev, res es Cherry, 1 h n Fourth st . ^
EAST SALEM, e end of Bellew Creek st, Salem Q .
Ebert A. E. B., res es Main, 2 h s First st, Salem y W
Ebert John, teamster F. & H. Fries, res es Cherry, h ^N
3 h s First st, Salem ' JT
Ebert J. E., teamster F. & H. Fries ^
Eberhard Mrs. Katie, wid, res Widows' Home ^
Eberhard Levi, patternmkr Salem Iron Works ^J
Eberhard Miss Sophia, res Widows' Home ^)
St LINE OF CMS at gray & wm\ £
warn* ■■«■ «i lilHiil WINSTON, N. C. "*
15 TOBACCOS ntitiffiSm
'go 88 DIRECTORY.
i
£b a White Department.
5 . Ector E. L. P., dentist, res ws Liberty, 2 h n Fifth st
— *§ Ector J. G., physician, res ws Liberty, 2 h n Fifth st
jj og Ector Miss Mary Lee, res Dr. J. G. Ector
o§ Edmunds Ed C, of Hall & Edmunds, leaf tobacco
J^ brokers, bds H. Lott
mo^- Edwards Miss Minnie, res Mrs. M. E. Edwards
*d-2 Edwards Mrs. M. A., wid, res William Foster
2^ Elesser George, cigarmkr, bds Mrs. H V. Yarbrough
g«| Ellington B., of Blackburn, Dalton & Co., tobacco
rSjJjJ mfrs, bds Mrs. Stockton
W| 1-2. Ellis Wylie, miller Wachovia Mills, res ns High st,
•sH nr w limits, Salem
g* Ellis W. J. & Son, tobacco mfrs
nHJ Elm Street Graded School, S. A. Hege, prin; ne cor
^ o Elm and Old Sballowford sts, Salem
pj^# Elm Street Moravian Church, es Elm, 1 h n Old
r& rt Shallowford st, Salem
m Episcopal Church, see Appendix
^. ® Eudie J. J., carpenter, res ss First, 2 h e Depot st,
H^ Salem
jh Eudie Miss Laura, res J. J. Eudie
^ jjr Everett S. H., teacher, res ss Fifth, 4 h w Poplar st
^3 gg Everett Miss Sarah, res Miss P. Robertson
P^ Everhart Miss Bettie, res Mrs. E. Everhart
® g Everhart Mrs. E., wid, res es Marshall, 2 h s Old
q 2 Shallowford st, Salem
(-arr^ Everhart Levi, wks Salem Iron Works, res w limits,
^U Salem
•rf*\ Everhart Parker, res se cor Poplar and Old Shallow-
\J^2. f°r(i sts, Salem
FAGG J.|C, blacksmith shop and livery, ws Main, 1
h n Mill st, Salem
Farabee S. W., wagonmkr, res W. T. Pfohl
Farish W. W., elk Ryttenberger Bros, bds T. F. Wil-
liamson
Farmers Warehouse, A. B. Gorrell, propr
Farrow Thomas L , wks H. J. Reynolds, res ne cor
Sycamore and Fourth sts
Faucht H., wks Fogle Bros
Faw Rufus, wks Fogle Bros, res Jonas Weisner
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EWCOMB'S Wines and Liquors Lead the State fgk
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes. %0W
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY.
White Department.
Ferguson Miss Eliza, res W. R. Ferguson ^™"n
Ferguson Miss Maggie, res W. R. Ferguson BBH§
Ferguson Mrs. Mary, wid, res W. T. Nelson «
Ferguson Miss M. E., res W. R. Ferguson ^P
Ferguson W. R., carpenter, res es Elm, 1 h s New BBBB
Shallowford st, Salem _
Fetter Charles, brickmason, res ws Spruce, 3 h n High fP
st, Salem
Fetner James, tailor, res ss Fourth st, w limits QJ
Fiddler Miss Lizzie, domestic James Martin ~5fl
Fiddler William, wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh- p jj
town fg O
Field Miss Mary F., elk Ryttenberg Bros, res Jno. D
Burch
FIRE INS. ASSOCIATION, of England, Eugene E. g-
Gray, agt §«
First National Bank, J. A. Bitting, prest, J. W. Al- #
spaugh, cash ; cap, $100,000 ; surplus, 46,826.26 p Q
Fisher C, wks Fogle Bros, res E. Salem £> mm
Fisher Miss Edna E., student, res A. C. Vogler P-'Jf
Fisher Mrs. F. L., res C. L. Hauser [hC
Fisher Miss Jane, res Salem Academy for boys O £}
Fisher Jefferson, wks Salem mill, res se cor Walnut <J f/sy
and Marshall sts, Salem
Fisher Miss Maggie, res Peter Schultz
Fisher Mrs. M., wid, res Peter Schultz
5
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Fisher Miss M., res Robert Fisher $ Z
Fisher Miss Emma, elk J. Blickenderfer, res Mrs. ' Q
Fannie Fisher ^
Fisher Oscar, res Peter Schultz ^iam
Fisher Miss Parmelia, res Miss Jane Fisher ^ 21
Fisher Robert, wks F. & H. Fries, res ws Salt, 3 h n ci~j||
Bank st, Salem 2 «
Flynt Charles, res Sandy Lachmit - Jjj
Flynt Miss Minnie, res Sandy Lachmit tzJrt
Flynt R. S., wagon shop, res ss Liberty, 2 h e Ceme- • Jj
tery st Q-j
RTT V OP GRAY & MARTIN. DRUGGISTS gj
CD 90 DIRECTORY.
tupjfl — — — —
in iiiii mi
'A Zmm -A- First-class Practical School. Circulars free.
4 Q£ W. McKAY, Principal, Macon, Ga.
0 £L» White Department.
<j ^ Fogle Augustus, sheriff Forsyth county, res ns Bellew
0>— Creek, 4 h e Chestnut st Salem
u QC Fogle Bros, sash, doors, blinds, planing mill, lumber,
rj l«*J saw mill, contractors and builders, ssBellew Creek,
p> «*S op Chesnut st, Salem
0® Fogle Charles A., of Fogle Bros, sash, doors, lumber,
JEj |_- etc, res se cor Church and Bellew Creek sts, Salem
„«g3^ Fogle C. H., mayor and of Fogle Bros, sash, doors,
^ H- blinds, lumber, etc, res ss Bellew Creek, 1 h s Chest-
0«^ nut st, Salem
[0 Fogle John, wks Fogies Bros, res A. Fogle
"&$' Foltz H. W., elk, res es Liberty, 2 h n Sixth st
k^£ Foltz Miss H. L., res William Schultz
PQ Fons R., wks Fogle Bros
CD Ford D. G., of Clarke & Ford, gen mdse, res Cherry,
OS bet Fifth and Sixth sts
Forshee Mrs. Rachel, res Franklin Fry
e^| Foster William L., elk J. F. Prather, res es Oak, 3 h
gawaaaf! n Seventh st
Qjg| Foust George T., harness and dry goods, res es Cherry,
gw&® 1 h n First st ,
£K Fomler'W. T., wks Hall & Edmunds
Foy J. W., tob mfr, res ns Liberty, op Chesnut st
Franklin Miss Emma, res S. D. Franklin
Franklin Miss Lillian, res S. D. Franklin
CJO Franklin Miss Mattie, res S. D. Franklin
Franklin S. D., of Thompson & Franklin, clothing,
■««-, res ws Elm, 1 h n Second st
#^ Franklin W. E , elk J. C. Buxton, res Rev. S. D.
<3 Franklin
jS^j Freeman B. S., wks F. & H. Fries
5 ~ Freeman Mrs. R., wid, res T. S. Crutchfield
Bag**} Friday J. D., foreman card room Arista Mills, res sw
P«J!Zbfl cor West and Marshall sts, Salem,
^^ Fries F. H., of F. & H., Fries, res nw cor Salt and
|_..J.*T| New Shallowford sts, Salem
Bmksi Fries F. & H., proprs Arista cotton mill, Fries woolen
{Sjg^ mill, Wachovia flour and grist mill, Salem gas and
■3B*" water works, Salem
$jas»«M iBHwafj For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
fllL 1 iiJJ li JPflT'Sacramentai Wines a Specialty.
lull IMtlM McAdoo House, Greensboro, X. C.
DIRECTORY. 01
White Department. £■*
FRIES H. E., of F. & H. Fries, res cor Main and |H
Belew sts, Salem *"H
FRIES H. W., of F. & H. Fries, and gen mdse, res F. >
H. Fries g
FRIES JOHN W., of F. & H. Fries, proprs Arisia 5q
cotton and woolen mill, also Wachovia flour ami ft
grist mill, and gas works, res Dr. J. F. Shaffuer g
Fries Miss Lula S , res F. H. Fries
Fries Mrs. L. M.; wid, r^s F. H. Fries fa
FRIES' WAREHOUSE, e limits and R. R. tracks,
Salem O.
FRIES WOOLEN MILL, F. & H. Fries, proprs, Sa- O
lem ^j
Folk H. T., carpenter, res ss Liberty, 3 h w Cieme w hj
tery st §h
Fry Franklin, res es Oak, 4 h s Belo st ft^
Fulk Miss Luvenia, res Mrs. W. F. Bowman ^*
/^ALES A. J., contractor, res ns Fourth, 5 h w ^^
^ Poplar st E
Gales Mrs W. R., bds H. D. Lott &&
Gamble C. G.. elk Reed Bros & Brooks, res D. S. Reed Hq
Ganaway L. 0., fireman, Arista mills ^*£
Gannon J. W., bkkpr H. H. Reynolds H"
Garboden Mrs. S E., res ws Salt, 1 h s Bank st, Sa- ^^
lem ©'
Garboden William, wks L. M. Porter, res same ^O
Garbole Mrs. Elizabeth, res ss Fourth st and w limits H*
Gardner Dr. Charles K., physician, ns Fifth, lh w jj
Old Town st' . «*
GARDNER C. Iff., of Interstate Directory Co, 32 S. -
Broad St. Atlanta, Ga M
Gavis W., wks Fogle Bros m
Gentry Joseph, elk, bds John H. Tise ^
George Miss Ella, elks Hinshaw & Bynum y
GERMAN- AMERICAN INS. CO., of New York, Eu- 2
gene E. Gray, agt ^
Gerner Fred, butcher, res German town road ^
MAY & i Mm if^C S THIRD ST, gS
» QflADQ AND PERFUMES
' — I «^% &JJ M&k ST »^ AT GRAY & MARTIN'S,
ng . ^# W^ f^k ■ ^ti? Winston, N. C.
Si
§3 92 DIRECTORY.
$*■■ ' ir White Department.
q°8o Gibhany Robert, job printer Williamson & Corrie,
hj-y,g res es Broad, 1 h 8 Fourth st
nQa Gibson James, boarding, res es Main. 2 h n Fourth st
ftOOz Gibson Miss M. F., res Mrs M. M Gray
7gz- Gibson Mary, servt W. B. Glenn
^<tt° Gibson Mrs. Mattie, res Mrs. M. M. Gray
i — in Gibson Wilpy G, messenger Wachovia Nat Bank,
t-P| rns Mrs M. M. Gray
j—j GIERSH E. A*, of Giersh & Senseman, gen mdse, res
tZ C. A. Winkler
^ GIERSH H. A., of Giersh & Senseman, res C. A.
O Winkler
GIERSH & SENSEMAN, gen mdse, es Main, 6 h s
New Shallowford st, Salem
ZGillem Andrew, of Gillem & Petticord, wagon repairs,
res country
BBS Gillem & Petticord, wa^on repairs and horseshoeing,
Hsw cor Depot and Liberty sts
Gilmer J. E., gen mdse, res es Main st, next Mer-
chants' Hotel
^W Glascow G. S., wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh-
Hon town
■B Glenn Mrs. A. S.. wid, res Salem Hotel
jyn GLEN W. B., of Watkins & Glen, lawyers, res inter-
blza section Spring, Broad and Fourth sts
A Gobi* Ella, nurse C. F. Reed
BeJaa Godfrey John, wks Fogle Bros., res ws Water, 5 h s
Bellew Creek st, Salem
Goldstrom H.', elk Ryttenberg Bros., bds Mrs. Black
Goldsmith Jacob, tobacco dealer, bds Central Hotel
O Goldsmith Joseph, tobacco, bds Central Hotel
Golden Rule. See Appendix
j^__ Goodman Adolphus, res Miss Jane Lawson
^^J Goodman Miss L. E., res Miss Jane Lawson
Goodman Miss Sallie, res W. A. Moore
Q£uj Gordon Robert, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
OZ town
u- Gorrell A. B., propr Farmers' Warehouse, res nw cor
| | Poplar and Fifth sts
■■■ Gorrell Miss Mary, res A. B. Gorrell
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY.
Efl mUfimiiMI Wines and Liquors Lead the State! HH
T »BW I BflK \ PURE TENT WINES for SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES ,-k
White Department. ^H
GOSLEN J. W., editor and propr Union Republican
and dep col int rev, res es Main, 3 h n Ceme- h"@
tery st ,^
Gough J. 0., elk H. D. Poindexter /XXj
•Graham Barnett, res T. L. Graham h-H
Graham B. D., drummer, res ns Liberty, 3 h e Main st ^"^
Graham Dudley, res Old Town road, n limits l_£j
Graham Jennie, bds Mad Maggie Mayes J^r^
Graham Miss Mattie, res Thomas L. Graham *TjQ.
Graham Miss 0. R., res R. Frank Graham
Graham Thomas L., leaf tobacco, res ns Liberty, 3 *y
h e Main st S.
Graham T. S , res Thos. L. Graham
Graham R. Frank, boarding and fruits, res se cor ^,
Depot and First sts G£<
Graham Miss R. R., res R. Frank Graham tt
Grant Thomas W., patternmkr Salem Iron Works "T^ .
Graves Mrs. C. M., res es Cherry, 2 h n First st c+-
Graves Miss Helen, stenographer Salem Iron Works, Jzf*
res C. A. tlege
Gray Emory, bkkpr Wachovia Nat Bank, res Mrs. M. r^*
M. Gray r^
GRAY EUGENE E., lawyer and insurance, res Mrs.
M. M. Gray \fQ
Gray James A., cashr Wachovia Nat Bank, res ws Sv^
Main, bet Second and Third sts g^
GRAY R. F., physician, and of Gray & Martin, drugs, W
nw cor Spruce and Fifth sts *q
Gray Miss Willie, res Liberty st, nr Cemetery ^
GRAY & MARTIN, drugs *L
Gray Mrs. M. M., wid, res sw cor Second and Cherry ^&K
sts ~*
Green Major, wks A. W. Bevel, res ns Fourth st, nr
w limits
Gresham Mrs. S. A., wid, bds A. G. Hough
Griffin Albert 0., supt P. H. Hanes, res E. D. Griffin j^ '
Griffin Miss Cora A., res R. D. Griffin ^5
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WINSTON, N. C.
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94 DIRECTORY
\ZT White Department.
O Griffin Earnest, of Griffin & Won, leaf tob, res R. D.
(J 0 Griffin
^Griffin Miss Ella, res R. D Griffin
do ^ Griffin R D., of Griffin & Son, leaf tob dealers, res
b High st and w limits, Salem
Z 0 Griffith Davis, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
O m t0wn
03 b Griffith George, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
**& h town
"~j k Grogan Miss Ida, res Martin Grogan
<£ Grogan J. M., leaf tob, res s* Liberty, 1 h w Depot st
(xROGAN J. S*, lawyer and insurance, res Martin
Grogan
Grogan Miss Lydia, res Martin Grogan
Grogan Martin, res ws Liberty, bet Second and Third
sts
Grogan Miss Minnie, res Martin Grogan
Grogan Miss Nelia, res Martin Grogan
Grogan Robert, res J. M. Grogan
^ © Grogan Miss Sallie, res Martin Grogan
^ H Groner Charles, wks Salem Iron Works, res Mrs. M. J.
4D ^ Hyre
q °2 Grubbs Miss Alice, domestic M. W. Norfleet
pq pq Grubbs Miss Cornelia, res Andrew Pitts
^*~~ v Grubbs Miss Rebecca, domestic Mrs. M. Landguist
7~jf*) Grubbs Samuel, res nr Pump House
^Jr^JL Grunert W. C, jeweler W. T. Vogler, res ws Poplar,
S 3 h n West st, Salem
<■ Gunn Mrs. E. F., res Mrs. M. J. Hester
q£ Gunter Miss Flora, res James Gunter
ft* Gunter James, res esElm, 3 h n Bank st, Salem
q Gunter Miss S. F., res James Gunter
JpGuy John N., wks F. & H, Fries, res Cotton row
OgS] TTAFNER A. C, cigarmkr, bds Mrs. H. V. Yar-
O C| H brough
£h ° Hairston James, driver S. A. Ogburn, res rear same
^ Haley Gideon, res Liberty st, ne limits
*T^ Haley Miss Jane, res Mrs. Sarah Haley
Oj Haley Miss Mary, res Mrs. Sarah Haley
r"™1 Haley Mrs. Sarah, wid, res ss New Shaflowford, 9 h w
Cherry st, Salem
mNEWCOM85S PURE W!HES3 LIQUORS, »-
TOBACCO AND CIGAKS. cjg&jj&g^ c. HIT
DIRECTORY. 95 j§l)
White Department. fl§l£
Hall A. F., res es Oak, 4 h n Seventh st ^|b
Hall Miss Delphina, res W. E. Hall JK0
Hall & Edmunds, leaf tob brokers ^^
Hall J. F., elk H. D. Poindexter ^_,
Hall Robert, wks R. J. Reynolds, res Thomas Hall fplp
Hall Miss Sallie, res Thomas Hall Ib^r
Hall Thomas, wks G. F. Miller, res es Water, 1 h s gt^a
Bellew Creek st, Salem jgg
Hall Willis E„ of Hall & Edmunds, leaf tob brokers, Jgf
res W. E. Hall IS
Hall W. E , res e end Bank st, Salem ^p
Hall W. H , candy mfr, res es Main, 4 h s New Shal- j&
lowford st, Salem j||||
Hall , lab, bds James Gibson jfg|
Hamilton Rev. W. G , Protestant Methodist, res |S
Waughtown ^"^ '
Hamlen C, of C Hamlen & Co, tob mfrs, res ne cor |p
Cherry and Fifth sts ^ u;
Hamlen C. & Co, tob mfrs ^ §
Hamm James, wagoner, Salem mill <*> @|
Hamlen Miss M. L., res C. Hamlen °° |||
Hamlen Melvin S., res C. Hamlen § ^
Hampton C S., wks F. & PL Fries ^ W
Hampton William, wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh- ^ «/.
ton ^ jp
Hanes Augustine, elk C. R. Welfare, bds same ^ Mji
Hanes B. F., of P. H. Hanes & Co, tob mfrs, bds Cen- 35 |=f
tral hotel ^j w
Hanes Frank, wks F. & H. Fries, res ns Bank, lhe ~-
Elm st, Salem g pg
Hanes J. W\, of P. H. Hanes & Co, tob mfrs, res se " igj|
cor Cherry and Fifth sts <j S
Hanes Lee, wks F. & H. Fries ^©
Hanes P. H., of P. H. Hanes & Co, tob mfrs, res es %M
Cherry, 1 h s Fifth st ^i
Hanes P. H. & Co, tob mfrs O ^
Hannah J. P., tob mfr, res es Main st, 1 h n Belo ^ Wk
House, Salem 5zj 51
XCilC SPICES, DYES AND FLAVORS p |
1 EjHlW At Gray & Martin's, Winston, N.U. »"
DIRECTORY.
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White Department.
Hannah Miss Kate, res J. P. Hannah
Hausler Miss Lizzie, teacher Salem Academy, res
same
Happer R. W. B , mgr D. D & E. Schouler, res sw
cor Broad and Fourth sts
Happy Hill, se limits, Salem
Hardeman Miss P., wks Salem Academy
Hardie Mrs. F. J., wid, res w s Liberty 2 h s Seventh
st
Hardie Miss Mary M., res Mrs. F. J. Hardie
Hargrave Miss Sarah, domestic Mrs. R. L. Patterson
Harmon Miss Cassie, domestic H. W. Barrow
Harmon Erastus, wksC. F. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
town
Harris A., wks Fogle Bros
Harris E. E., locomotive eng, Salem branch, res ws
Chestnut 2 h n First st.
Harris J. F. gen mdse, res ws Broad 1 h s Fourth st
Harris Robert E. elk Dr. J. F. Shaffher, res Salem
Har/is William, policeman, res ws Reservoir 3 h n
Seventh st
Harris Wm., wks T. F. Williamson & Son,
Harris W. G., res William Harris
Harrison M., baker R. B., Perkins
Harrison Thomas, carpenter, res se cor Seventh and
Chestnut sts
HARDFORD FIRE INS CO., of Hardford, Eugene
E. Gray, agt
Hartman Albert, wks Salem Iron Works, res es Elm
2 h n High st, Salem
Hartman Miss Mary, res ns Liberty 5 h w Cemetery
st
Hartman Miss Susan, res Miss Mary Hartman
Haskins R., mgr B. J. Sheppard & Co
Hauser Miss Agness, res C. S. Hauser
WMMmr**8****3*"
BACCO and CIGARS,
cAcloo House, Greensboro, N.C.
DIRECTORY, 97
\Vhite Department.
Hauser Calvin, wks Salem Academy, res ns West 2 h
w Main st, Salem
Hauser C. S., elk Superior Court, res se cor First and
Main sts
Hauser Isaac, res Salisbury road, Salem OS?
Hauser Miss Lucinda, res Salisbury road, Salem «S0
Hauser Miss Lydia, res Isaac Hauser G^
Hauser J. R., wks G. E , Nissen & Co, res Waughtown ^s-rf
Hauser Miss Maggie, wks Salem Academy *^j
Hauser Rufus, res ns Liberty st, ne limits SSbSS
Hauser Robert, wks F. & H. Fries, res Calvin Hauser ""**
Hansel W. H., wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh- «bo|
town f%
Hay Duke, res Dr. R. D. Hay J£
Hay Miss Mattie, res Dr. R. D. Hay S f™
Hay R. D., physician, res Fourth st op Court house ffl
Hay Miss Sallie. res Dr. R. D., Hay g W
Hay W. S., wks Bitting & Whitaker ^ "1
Hay worth W. A., wks Fogle Bros., res ws Water 2:h td
s Bellew Creek st, Salem ^ ^Js
Head Eliza, domestic J. S. White O 2
Heath William, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh- W ^
town gO
Heckard F. E.. elk Jacob Tise & Co., res T. P. Styron g
Hedrick Miss C. J., res J. L. Hedrick ha Tf|
Hedrick J. L., carpenter, res ss Fourth st, nr w limits }j| ^
Hege, A., wks Fogle Bros ° «p
Hege C. A., propr Salem Iron Works, res nw cor Salt r^ ™
and Bellew Creek sts, Salem O
Hege E. L., elk Pfohl & Stockton, res nw cor Elm and ^^
Bank sts, Salem 12
Hege E P., bds R. Frank Graham za w
Hege Frank E., elk George A. Boozer, res E. L. Hege ^ ^
Hege Fred, wks F. & H. Fries § 3*
Hege George, res s end Church st, Salem " ««g
Hege G. G., carpenter, res es Cherry, cor First st, Sa- ^ ■■»
lem ' Q
Hege John, wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waughtown ■ p-
Hege S. A., teacher Elm st Graded School, res sw cor m
Poplar and Old Shallowford sts, Salem I '
Heisler Frank, res Mrs. L. Heisler ™
1 8MY M&RTIPIIjsists,
0 0 98 DIRECTORY.
■o J2: White Department.
- Heisler Miss Lizzie, res Mrs. L. Heisler
g o Heisler Mrs. Lydia, wid, res ws Salt, 5 h s Bank st,
co « Salem
$3 £ Henderson Mrs. E., wid. res es Cemetery, 2 h n Lib-
-^ ^ erty st
^ Hendricks Lee, wks F. & H. Fries, res ws Main, 2 h
b» n Cemetery st, Salem
^ ^ Henley John, res Mrs. S. E. Henley
*XCi^ Henley Mrs. S. E , wid, res ws Old Town, 1 h n
QJ Sixth st
•• H Hester Byron M., wks T. L. Vaughn, res Mrs. M. J.
T7^) Hester
g] Hester B. F., wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh-
town
P Hester Elias, wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh-
^XX town
Hester Eugene G , wks P. H. Hanes & Co, res Mrs. M.
t— H J. Hester
O Hester Lee, wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waughtown
O Hester Mrs. M. J., res es Cherry, 3 h n First st
rH Hester K. T., wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh-
''O town
"OR Hester Walton M., elk Pfohl & Stockton, res Mrs. M.
J. Hester
rjrj Hicks Samuel, wagonmkr, res ss Third, 2 h w Lib-
rq" erty st
rr» Hill Chrissie, domestic N. H. Medearis
A^ Hill Frank, bds R. T. Stedman
. ^XK Hill George, carpenter, res Isaiah Lumley
M Hill Mrs. M. J., wid, res ss Public Square, bet Main
1 q and Church sts, Salem
q Hill W. P., of Ogburn & Hill, tob mfrs, res ws Spruce,
1 h n Fourth st
Hine Miss Christine A., res S. A. Hege
Hine G. C, bds E. J. Babington
Tq Hine L. R., saddles and harness, res country
^ Hine William, res S. A. Hege
2. HINSHAW & BTNUM, gen mdse
rM HINSHAW GEORGE W., of Hinshaw & Bynum,
-y^fi gen mdse, res es Cherry, 1 h n Fourth st
*•£<. Hinshaw Hannah, domestic J. E. Gilmer
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HhAIJ H Liii H 1 hKX MTSacramental Wines a Specialty. L#J
UHilM^UlifliaiUI McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C. ^
DIRECTORY. 99 £4
White Department. H"J
Hinsdale Harrison, wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res ^
Waughtown ^.
Hitt R. J., wks Fogle Bros, res es Main, 2 h s New O"0
Shallowford st, Salem rH
Hitt W. H , compositor Union Republican, res R. J. . ■
Hitt rrj
Hobbs George D , of Faggs & Hobbs, fresh meats, res ^7
J. C. Fogg P3
Hoclgin George D., bkkpr First Nat Bank, res S. H. O
Hodgin <
Hodgin James M , elk M. M. Stein, res S. H. Hodgin 2
Hodgin & Sullivan, gen mdse ^
Hodgin S. H , of Hodgin & Sullivan, gen mdse, res .
cor Cherry and Fourth sts jsasiari
Holder Cornelius, res J. C. Wrenn J^
Holt C. T., elk Giersh & Senseman, bds H. A. Giersh K"
Holder Elijah, brickmason, res ss New Shallowford, 12 H
h w Cherry st, Salem ^
Holder Mrs. Eliza, wid, res ws Salt, 1 h n Bank st, H
Salem &
Holder Henry, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh- ,— »
town t ~~\
Holder Henry A., brickmason, res es Elm, bet Second ^*msr
and Third sts M
Holder Jackson, res Liberty st, ne limits ^T
Holder Jesse, painter, res nw cor Marshall and Old if
Shallowford sts, Salem L^mJ
Holder J. H., wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh- HH
town \_2
Holder Miss V. E., cook A. E. Giersh ^
Hopkins Miss Gussie, res P. N. Hopkins £^
HOPKINS P. N., groceries, res es Depot. 1 h n Fifth st *,
Hoskins D. A , groceries, res es Main, 3 h n Sixth st «^^J
Hoskins E. N., of Armfied & Hoskins, res Liberty, 2 -^^j
h w Depot st 7*7*
Hough A. G., of Hough & Co, propr, Salem Hosiery H
Mill and bkkpr Salem Iron Works, res es Cherry, ^
2 h s First st, Salem £J
Hough J. H., wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh- 3
town §
Hough Marion, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh- 25
town
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White Department.
Hough S. B., wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waughtown
Houtchen'John, res Liberty st, nr Cemetery
Houtchen William, res John Houtchen
Howard A., wks Fogle Bros
Howlett Miss Salena, res Mrs. Sallie Chitty
Hudson John, res ss Fourth st, w limits
Huffman Miss Mollie, res A. N. Collins
Hughes H , tailor, res R. C. Brown
Hughes Melinda, servt P. H. Winston
Hunt E G., of Hamlen, Daldon & Hunt, gen mdse,
bds C. Hamlen
Hunter J. W., dentist, res ws Main st, 5 h n Cemetery,.
Salem
Hunt Mrs. Lisandia, wid, res Dr. J. G. Ector
Hunter Miss Mary S., res Dr. J. W. Hunter
Hurke T. W., sec and treas Winston Tob Mfg Co, bds
Central Hotel
Hyre Miss Lizzie, res Mrs. M. J. Hvre
Hyre Mrs. M. J., wid, res sw cor Salt and Bank sts,
Salem
TMES MISS LIZZIE, res Rev. F. M. Keith
1 INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, Eu-
gene E. Gray, agt
INTERSTATE DIRECTORY CO., C. M. Gardner,
H. H Dickson, 32 S. Broad st, Atlanta, Ga, pub-
lishers of Directories of Tyler, Tex ; Gainesville,
Narietta, Griffin, Barnesville, Rome, Cartersville,
Columbus, Macon, Ga ; Birmingham, Ala; Green-
ville, S. C. ; Charlotte, Greensboro, Winston and
Salem, N. €. ; Anniston, Ala ; Georgia Pacific Ga-
zetteer, Richmond and Danville Gazetteer ; Mont-
gomery, Ala, and others South and West
JACOBS JOSEPH, clothing, res es Liberty, 2 h f.
Seventh st
Jacobs Mrs. V. C, res Cotton Row
James Mrs. E., wid, res H. A. Lineback
James Hennis, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
town
?¥!U flflf? A fiffiftfl^ For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. ^J
HLMUUM 1 hM WSacramental Wines a Specialty. -«^]
Butt* IgW Ml ■ ■•IV MoAdoo House, ----- Greensboro, N. C, «^^H
"fej
DIRECTORY
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White Department.
Jennings E. H., of R. L. Candler & Co., bds T. F.
Williamson £j
Jenkins Frank, res R. A. Jenkins
'Jenkins Miss Gertrude, res R. A. Jenkins
Jenkins H. T., wks C. F. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
town
Jenkins Robert, fireman R & D R R, res ss Bellew p ^
Creek st, 2 h e R R, Salem ^ j
Jenkins R. A., pass agt B&ORR, res ws Main st 3 h S- m
s New Shaliowford, Salem ° H
Jenkins Samuel, wks C. F. Nissen & Co., res Waugh- W H
town ^ H
Johnson A., stone cutter I. W. Durham, res es Depot g" ^
1 h s Liberty st o m
Johnson Aaron, res Mrs. Jane Johnson q £~
Johnson Hall, Fourth st, op Court house ,-«. *£
Johnson James, res Mrs. Jane Johnson •—■ H
Johnson Mrs. Jane, wid, res Liberty st, ne limits g: ^
Johnson J. R.. painter, res Mrs. Jane Johnson 5"^
Johnson Rev. F. H., res ws Cherry, op Third st ai qq
Johnston Miss Lula, student, res R. D. Johnston pq j
Johnston Miss Mattie, res R. D. Johnston o q
;
Johnston M. P., shipping elk Baily Bros, res F. H. g ^
Johnston ~° fc^
Johnston R. D, tailor, res se cor Fourth and Spring ^r1
sts Jq
Johnston William, student, res Rev. F. H. Johnston p ^
Jones Miss Annie, res H. S. Crist 2.
Jones Miss Carrie, asst in music Salem Academy, res ST Q
'Same hrj ta
Jones Charles, bds R. Frank Graham g "
Jones Mrs. D., wid, res Frank Heckard tJ A
Jones Ed L , mgr Winston Tob Mfg Co., bds T. S. C V
Black ^^
Jones George, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh- jfj w.
town g pQ.
Jones Jesse, res Brendletown g- M
Jones J. B., carpenter, res W. N., Armfield B hj
TC A © SPICES, DYES AND FLAVORS S
1 Ei#%W At Gray & Martin's, Winston, N. C H*
4W .
0Q 102 DIRECTORY
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BU31NESS#>liyERSITtt
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r£W2? FOR en
7^2 -w White Department.
bj? S Jones J. M., wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waughtown
"! Jones J. P., mgr Bitting & Whitaker, res T..A. Wil-
son
Jones Louis, res ws Marshall 3 h s West st, Salem
Jones Miss Mollie, res Louis Jones
^ Jones Mrs. P., wid, res Louis Jones
2»S Jones Turner, wks Fogle Rros
*3^ Jones William, wks G. E. Nissen k Co., res Waugh-
tj.*? town
S ?-( Joyce Miss Cora A., res J. T. Joyce
2 § Joyce Miss Ella E., res Mrs. M. E. Joyce
>H © J°yce George, foreman G. L. Miller, res ws Spring 2
qQ h n Fifth st
Lj Joyce J. T., carpenter, res ns Fourth st, nr w limits
~ f* Joyce Miss Lilla M.,.res Mrs. M. E. Joyce
\£ J Joyce Miss Mollie, res Thos Black
fr* >• Joyce Mrs. M. E., wid, res es Sycamore 1 h n Fourth
0«w ^°yce Pe^er A., res Mrs. M. E. Joyce
r£ © Joyce Robert, elk R. R. Crawford, res ws Cherry 2h n
pq
High st, Salem
TZEARNEST. H., foreman finishing room F. & H
a£J IY. Fries woolen mill
HH
Keehln Miss Agnes, res F. E. Keehln
Keehln Mrs. A. E., wid, res ne cor Walnut and Main
P" ^ sts, Salem
H Keehln Charles, wks Brown Bros, res Mrs. A. E.
Keehln
mamd Keehln Miss Emma, res F. E. Keehln
_] Keehln Miss Eva, asst in office Salem Iron Works,
^5jj res F. E. Keehln
^TRUSSES """'J"
TJ fS UTEWCOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead the State I 1
Bi IT in Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes. '
JUlUlJLl McA-doo House, - - - - Greensboro, N. C. »-_
DIRECTORY. 7p3 ^\
White Department. ^Vfr
Keehln Francis E., wks G. T. Miller, res es Main, op _^H
Mill st, Salem ^H
Keehln George, compositor Peoples Press, res Mrs. A. ^^~i
E. Keehln
Keehln Henry, res Mrs. A. E. Keehln bumd
Keehln Miss Mary, bkkpr Singer Manfg Co , res Mrs. [^
A. E. Keehln l,,,.,,,^
Keehln Mrs. S. E., wid, res Allen Spaugh **W
Kehoe Miss Kate, milliner Ryttenberg Bros, bds Dr. ^
W. L. Brown HH
Keisler Miss Eva, res Francis Keisler ^^\
Keisler Francis, res ss New Shallowford 4 h vv Cherry V_ _J_
st, Salem ^P"H
Keisler Miss Mary, res Francis Keisler [ A-J
Keith Mrs. E. R., res Rev. F. M. Keith 7~f*\
Keith Rev. F. M , pastor Wesleyan Methodist Church, \JA
contractor and builder, res ws Liberty 1 h s 7th
Keith L N., compositor Union Republican, res ne cor h^
Fifth and Spring sts ^
Keith W. F., res ns Fifth 1 h e Spring st Nj
Kennedy James, brickmason, res Liberty st, ne limits
Kennedy Mrs. S , wid, domestic Salem Hotel T&X
KERNER ROBA B., lawyer, bds Central Hotel A §si
Kernodle John W., butcher, res es Sycamore 3 h n q J^i
Fourth st H
Kerridge William, wks Fogle Bros, res E. Salem H ^
Kester D. E., 'foreman foundry Hege & Co., res ws q N*
Main 2 h s Fifth st m *H
KESTER J. H., plumber, res ws Main 2 h s Fifth st J ^
Kester Mrs. Lucinda, wid., res ws Main 2 h s Fifth st 4 ^**
Kimball Miss Flora, res T. F. Leak, Q
Kimball Francis, res ws Salt, 2 h s Bank st, Salem /\ yfl
Kimball Louis, res Brendletown 2, S^
KINO D. H., ice dealer, bds Central Hotel • ^
King Milton, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waughtown ^
JCing Turner res ne cor Fourth and Spring sts —4
JCinnaman Miss C, res L. N. Clinard ^
Kinney Miss Laurie, C. R. Welfare ^J
3EST LINE OF II « MM jyjpS jE
'g § 104 DIRECTORY.
Cjj White Department.
z . Kiser T. A., wks Fogle Bros., res G. W. White,
— ?o Knights of Honor. See Appendix
^ o^ Knight Mrs. Jane, res Brendletown,
oS Knights and Ladies of Honor. See Appendix
®w? Knight Miss Lizzie, res Brendletown
S oZ? Knights of Pythias. See Appendix
*S-| Knott Burton, wks F. & H. Fries, res ss New Shal-
flj£ ford st, 2 h w Cherry
w„s Knott Cicero, res Liberty st. ne limits
_r*j u| Knouse Emory, wks Salem Mills, res ss Mill st, Salem,
pH jf© op Marshall
•si- Kountz Mrs. P., wid, res Robert Jenkins
ks*1 Kremer Mrs. Eliza, wid, res Widows Home
iK j Krouse Miss Elizabeth, domestic W. A. Whittaker
7s o Krouse Miss Lizzie, bds Mrs. Sallie Chitty
/•a H T ACKMIT SANDY, brickmason, res es Reservoir
H -*^ st 2 h n Reservoir
—.'2 Lamb Miss B., res Irvin Lamb
£j5 Lamb Miss E. H , res Irvin Lamb
*-< Lamb Irvin, res Cotton Row
s •* Lamb Miss P., res Irvin Lamb
£ g LANCASHIRE FIRE INS CO., of England, Eugene
ft E. Gray, agt
® £ Landix S., wks Fogle Bros
q 2 Lanier M., res R. D. Brown
b^rj Landguist Mrs. M., wid, res se cor Bank and Main
^ sts, Salem
r-z^s Lash Florence, servt Taylor Bynum
\JI J Lawrence Sidney, harnessmkr, res.ne cor Fourth and
F-y^] Church sts
poaJ Lawson Miss Jane, res ss New Shallpwford, 7 hw
■^ Cherry st, Salem
LhbbJ Lawson Miss Mary, res Miss Jane Lawson
F 1 Leak David, drummer, res se cor Spruce and Second
^- J sts
Leak H. D., supt Shaffner & Hannah's tob fctry, res
ws Martin st
Leak T. F., smoking tob mfr, res ns Fifth, 5 h e
Spring st
Leary Walter I., drummer, res sw cor Second and
Pine sts
+s
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EWCOMB'S Wines and Liquors Lead the Slate tff*
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes. %$>&
MeAdoo House, Greensboko, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 105
White Department.
Leckie Mrs. E. C, wid, res Mrs. E. E. Shelton esim
Led better & Co, tob mfrs B
Ledbetter W. G., of Ledbetter & Co, tob, brokers, bds HBffi*|
Central Hotel riMl
Ledford John S., res nw cor Elm and Old Shallowford ^H_
sts, Salem ■■■
Ledford Thomas, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh- g^
town ^
Lee A. J., teamster, res ss New Shallowford, 11 h w
Cherry st, Salem HJ
Lee Miss Fannie, res ws Chestnut, 5 h n Second st M^O
Lee -John, res Old Town road, n limits ^ ^
Lee Miss Mary, res A. J. Lee <j6 "
Lee Marshall, wks T. F. Williamson & Son o jg
Lee Mrs. Nancy, wid, res ss New Shallowford, 5 h w ^^
Cherry st, Salem r^sSa
Legue William, barber, res se cor Elm and Second o_f
sts ^?*a
Lehman Miss Emma A., teacher history and English g W
literature Salem Academy, res same tr JH
Lehman John, compositor Winston Leader, res B. Y. r~l#s»
Eayle hg
Leinbach Prof. E. W., res ne cor Church and Ceme- ^ 5TJ
tery sts, Salem ^ (ft
Leinbach Miss M. V., res Prof. E. W. Leinbach hj
Lemly & Buxton Big, es Liberty, bet Fourth and H.|>
Fifth sts o %Z
Lemly H. A., res es Main, 2 h n Mill st, Salem qd ^>
Lemly Miss Laura, res H. A. Lemly, .O
Lemly W. A , pres Wachovia Bank, res es Church, <<
2 h n Cemetery st, Salem hj'fll
Lemons Glenn, res es Chestnut, 2 h n Seventh st co ■■*
Lemons Kobert E , res es Chestnut, 2 h n Seventh st q^PB
Leonard Henry, res Mrs. Nancy Leonard p f"f
Leopold L, cigar mfr, sw cor Spring and Four-and-a- " «
half sts tz{Q
Leonard Mrs. Nancy, res Old Town road, n limits " _■
Leslie T. H., elk Cicero Tise & Co Qgp
m
RTT V ^ »R « & MARTIN, DMNMSTS g
C5 106 DIRECTORY.
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Iffl CIM11 COLLEGE
A First-class Practical School. Circulars free.
W. McKAY, Principal, Macon.Ga.
White Department.
Lewis C, wks Fogle Bros
0 >— Lewis Thomas, teamster, res ws Cemetery, 4 h n Lib-
y QC erty st
£ "JJ Lewis William, res Liberty st, ne limits
pj 22 Libas Joshua, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waughtown
02 Libas Wallace, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
^ J— town
-^ Liberty Block, es Liberty, bet Fourth and Fifth sts
3 H— Lichtenthaler A., farmer, resse cor Church and Ceme-
g C^ tery sts
01 Light E. M , wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waughtown
«&$ Liipfert William J., bkkpr P. H. Hanes & Co,-bds
g ^ Mrs. F. J. Hardie
^O Lindsey W. H., drummer R. L. Candler & Co, bds
0> Mrs. ■ Benton
ffi Link S., wks Fogle Bros
Lineback Miss Agnes, domestic Dr. N. S. Siewers
jpQ| Lineback Mrs. E., wid, res ss New Shallowford, 8 h w
jinn 1 1 Cherry st, Salem
^ft% Lineback Miss Flora, res Mrs. E. Lineback
ggg Lineback H. A., photographer, res ws Main, 2 h s
~r— ^ Bank st, Salem
Lineback Harry, res Julius Lineback
Lineback Miss Henrietta, res Sisters House
Lineback James, res w limits, Salem
Lineback Julius A., elk Salem Congregation, res es
Church, 1 h n Cemetery st, Salem
Lineback J. R., apprentice Salem Iron Works
Lineback Miss Mattie, res Mrs. Amelia Shaffner
Lineback Reuben, res Mrs. E. Lineback
Lineback Miss Sarah, res Mrs. Sallie Chitty
Linville B. A., wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
town
LION FIRE INS. CO., of England, Eugene E. Gray,
agt
Lise N. A., wks Fogle Bros
Literary and Social Club
Litten Julius, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
town,
w ©rtiiOC AND PERFUMES
q o u a r^ at grat & ggg^ c.
§| 108 DIRECTORY.
/YO° White Department.
^o Longworth Miss Jessie, domestic W. J. Cooper
[j x Longworth Miss Laura, domestic, Timothy Vogler
^zX Longworth Miss Mary, res Happy Hill
$a?2 Longworth W. B., wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
/ feH - tOWll
(jgo Lott Miss Flora V., res H. D. Lott
i t\\Z Lott H. D., boarding, res ws Cherry 3 h n High, Salem
i._35 Lott Kie S.,clk Register of deeds, res H. D. Lott
J ^ Lott Miss Lena, res H. D. Lott
{T^ Love Charles P., leaf tobacco, res Liberty nr Ceme-
£> tery st
Lowry Miss Melissa, domestic Gideon Miller
Oj Lowry Mrs. Susan, wid, domestic J. D. Watkins
Lumley Isaiah, res es Church st 2 h s West, Salem
ZLumley Louis, wks F. & H. Fries, res nw cor Salt
and Bank sts, Salem
g^j Lumley Marion, res ns Belew Creek road 4 h e E R,
n Salem
B^B Lumley Mrs. Susan, widow, res Cotton Row
*^~ Lumley Thomas, res Isaiah Lumley
"SP Lumley Wm, wks Hall & Edwards, res Cotton Row
M-
"ALONE CHARLES, wks C. H. Tise, res C. P. Love
Marable Miss Fannie, res D. T. Marable
i&i Marable Miss Adelaide, res D. T. Marable
|8| Marable D. T., drummer, res es Old Town 1 h n Sixth
U^g Mark Miss Mollie, wks Salem Academy
Marler W. H., elk J. E. Gilmer, res same
M Marshall Hunter, tob broker, bds Central Hotel
Marshall Miss Letitia, res Mrs. J. Masten
O Marshall Mrs. M., wid, res Mrs. J. Masten
Marshall Miss Nannie, res Mrs. J. Masten
E Martin D. C, elk C. Tise, res ns Liberty, 2 h n Sixth
^ Martin Miss Fannie, elk, Hinshaw & Bynum, res Dr.
Samuel Martin
fVUA Martin Frank A., res es Old Town, 2 h n Sixth st
J!Sj|g Martin H. H., wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh-
Oui town
| g Martin James, res cor Oak and Reservoir sts
««■ Martin Mrs. I. S., res ws Cherry, cor Seventh st
IDflUERU
P
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For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
Jp|?F~Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 107
White Department.
Litten P. L , wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waughtown ^
Livingood Daniel, wks D. T. Crouse, res E. Salem M
Livingood Francis, res Cotton row ^
Livingood Miss Lucy, res Mrs. P. Livingood j*?*
Livingood Mrs. P., res East Salem jj±
Livingood Miss S., res Mrs. P. Livingood rt
Livingood T. A. & Co, saloon, res Main st g
Livingood T. A. & Co, saloon ^
Livingston James, plasterer, res ws Chestnut 3 h n J>>
Fourth st
Lloyd Alfred, wks E. E. Spaugh Cl
Lloyd Hooper, groceries, res Seventh st, ne limits Q
Lloyd Miss Sarah, res es Depot 2 h n Fourth st |Jj
Locke Miss Mattie, res William Vogle
Lockett E. L., tob mfr of Lockett & Vaughn, res n
Fifth 3 h w Poplar st XH
Lockett & Vaughn, tob mfrs 2"
Lodgrick Miss Carrie, res John Lodgrick ™^j
Lodgrick John, wks Fogle Bros, res sw cor Walnut ^^
and Main sts, Salem £5
Loeper Barnhart, saloon, res cor Liberty and Third GCGO
sts Hg
Lomond Charles, res Mrs. S. Lomond £>nj
Lomond Mrs. S., wid, res es Oak st, nr n limits y^»
Lomax Miss Susan, res J. G. Sides >H^
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, of London, O-
Eugene E. Gray, agt -^O
Long B. E., res Miss Jane Long £tj*
Long Isaac, of Long & Sackerman, clothing, bds Cen- *$
tral Hotel
Long Miss Jane, res ws Salt 4 h s Bank st, Salem
Long John, res Salisbury road, Salem
Long & Sackerman, clothing, etc
Long Miss Sallie, res Mrs. E J. Dillard
Longworth Andrew, res Frank Lone; worth ^
Longworth Edwaid, wks C. F. Nissen & Co, v
Waughtown
H
Longworth Frank, res Brendletown gj
MARTINt' DRUCS (Winston, NX ' H^
Efl WIWMllflM! Wines and Liquors Lead the State! 1— |
T IU h VAi 1 1 ! I (iff K N PURE TENT WINES for SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES J^
•' 1 - J - ' I McAdoo Bouse. Gi . ensboro, N. C. Q
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 109
O.
White Department.
Martin J. VV., elk Hinshaw & Byrmm, res n end
Spring st • j rr^
Martin Miss Lula, res Dr. Samuel Martin
Martin S. F , res Mrs. M E. Crouch FJff)
Martin Dr. L. R. VV., of Gray & Martin, drugs, res \\
Mrs. J. S. Martin
Martin Miss M. W., res James Martin
Martin Watt, of Gray & Martin, drugs, res Seventh J*!^>L
and Cherry sts *TT)
Martin William, wks W. E Spach & Son, res Waugh ts**^
town
Martin W. E., carpenter, res ss Belle w Creek road, 4 r^
h e B. R., Salem <rr-
Martin W. S., elk Smoak & Pritchett, res ns Fourth,
1 h .w Poplar st ^(jd.
Masons. See appendix j-j
Masonic Hall, ws Liberty st, n Public Square £->
Mast D. P., lawyer and register deeds £1"
Hasten William C, res J. W. Masten E3*
Masten Mrs. J., wid, res ne cor Fifth and Main sts ""T
MASTEN J. H., of Jacob Tise & Co, city clerk and
gen mdse, res junct Main and Liberty sts Pj^
Masten J. W., res es Liberty, 1 h s Seventh st
Masten Miss Letitia, res Sisters House is£\
Masten Miss Laura, res Sisters House CO
Masten Miss Mary, res Mrs. J. Masten 1™^
Masten Percy, student, res Mrs. J. Masten O
Matthews J. T., physician, res Greensboro road, Salem <£
Mayes Mad Maggie, res Liberty st, ne limits ^H
McArthur R. M., of Crutchfield & McArthur, livery, JP
bds Central Hotel >^*
McBride W. M., wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh- -
town
McCadden H. C, mgr Geo. T. Foust harness dept
McCain J. H., revenue officer, bds Central Hotel
McCandless Miss Hannah, student, res Joseph Mc- £f *
Candless J-3
McCandless Joseph, res ws Reservoir, 4 h n Seventh ^%K
st £+-
McCandless W. J., shoemkr, es Reservoir st, 6 h n 2
Reservoir -^
3 110 DIRECTORY.
^T White Department.
O _ McCanless Miss Florence, bds Belo House
O P McCubbins Joseph, bds R. Frank Graham
j, b McCuiston F., asst Salem Academy for boys
sO " McCuiston Prof. John, asst Salem Academy for boys,
. i bds C. W. Vogler
Z, o McCuiston J. J., wks W. E Spach & Son, res Waugh-
O w town
C/} % McCuiston J. R., wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh-
^ h town
^ £ McCuiston R. D., wks Fogle Bros
"^ McDougal , lawyer, bds Central Hotel
*~j McGallaird C. A., stone cutter I. W. Durham, res
"""d Reservoir, nr Belo st
'■"' McGee John, res William McGee
^ McGee Mrs. Nancy, wid. res Salisbury road. Salem.
!> McGee William, res Salisbury road. Salem
^"^^ NcGordy McDaniel, tinner George Stewart
o rj Mclver Prof. Charles D., bds H. X Dwire
M rj Mclver H. E., contractor and builder, res ss First, 1
k3 o h w Cherry st, Salem
Mclver J. M., carpenter, res H. E. Mclver
+3 [>}McKnight David, contractor and builder, res ws Oak,
jg § 3 h s Belo st
pq £} McKnight Edward, res David McKnight
~-^~^ McKnight Miss Fannie, res David McKnight
7~£^) McKnight Miss H., elk Ryttenberg Bros, res David
^*fy± McKnight
?h McKughan Austin, res ws Main, 1 h s Seventh st
"^ McKughan Miss C. E , res Austin McKughan
O McKughan Hampton, res Mrs. E. E. Snider
>P3 McKughan Mrs. M., wid, res Mrs. E. E. Snider
Q McKughan Miss M;, res Daniel Barton
Medearis N. H., elk Hinshaw & Bynum, res es Elm,,
2 h s Third st
Meinung Prof. Alexander, res ws Salt, 2 h s New
Shallowford st, Salem
Meinung Edwin A., shoemkr, res es Main, 5 h s
Bellew Creek st, Salem
"MEDICINES
Ph PATENT
AT GRAY & MARTIN'S,
WINSTON, N. C-
MNEWCOMB'S PURE WINES, LIQUORS, ^
TOBACCO AND CKUKS, CREgfiggfeiCT: c.
DIRECTORY. 111
White Department.
Meinung Miss A. E., res E. A. Meinung
MEINUNG FRANK C, carriage and buggy shop, jjjj*
res ne cor Salt and New Shallowford sts, Salem w^
MEINUNG H. E., painter F. C. Meinung, res ws ^^
Main, 2 h n New Shallowford st, Salem fPlP
Meinung Levi, res Seventh st, ne limits iSSr
Meinung Miss Mary, teacher Salem Academy, res .-» ^
same ifeiy
Mendenhall Miss Clara, domestic Thomas Spaugh jpS^
Meredith Alfred, carpenter, res ns Liberty, 3 h w §1||!
Depot st /(££*.
Merideth Fred, res Alfred Merideth <5g
MERIDETH U. M., local ed and bus mgr Union jp
Republican, bds Mrs. H. V. Yarbrougb "^§
Meredith Shem, res Alfred Merideth |Q
Meroney W. A., mgr W. V. Meroney, res ws Liberty, ^^^
nr Public Square Ml
Meroney W. R., elk S. Rasenbaeher, bdb Mrs. H. V. r1 2
Yarbrough S5 W
Meroney M. H., mgr, upstairs, Bynum & Cotten 'o (Hi
Meroney W. V., groceries, res W. A. Meroney c£ ^
Messer F., teacher, res es Marshall, 3 h s West st, g IP
Salem * ft
Methodist Church. See appendix g n
Michel Edward, wks Joseph Renard &. jp*
Mickey Harry, res es Main st, op Salem Hotel t-1 Mt
Mickey Julius E.. farmer and fresh meats, res ws-sj *3
Main, lbs Belle w Creek st, Salem ^ lyf
Mickey S. T., res es Main st, op Salem Hotel 2.
Milburn Elmer, wks J, A. Vance | M
Military. See appendix " S
Millis Miss Delia, res E. N. Hoskins ^ g
Millis Mrs. E., wid, res E N. Hoskins J |jj
Millis Thomas, res E. N. Hoskins ^ wmi
Miller Miss Addie, dressmkr, res Mrs. F. J. Beck h&
Miller Miss Alice, res Calvin Miller O ^j
Miller Amos, wks Salem Iron Works, res es Elm, 1 ^ 3j
h n High st, Salem ^ g
Miller Calvin, carpenter, res ws Liberty, 2 h n ^ |p
First st
Miller Miss Eliza, domestic A. G. Hough
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DIRECTORY.
ISUS I N ES S^N I VERS TtY.
White Department.
■fljrg Miller E- P., student, res W. H. Miller
™^J Miller E. S., eng Arista Mills
ffj-P Miller Francis, carpenter, res I. S. Miller
gj'3 Miller Miss F. J., res W. H. Miller
tip! c5 Miller Gaston, carpenter, res ns Fourth, 2 h w Pop-
^"^^ lar st
— y Miller Gforge, student, res I. S. Miller
0 qj- Miller Miss Gertrude, res I. S. Miller
•|g » Miller Gideon, contractor, res nw cor Second and
<g Cherry sts
i-pi Miller G. L., contractor and builder
ffi^ Miller Mrs. Ida, wid., res es Cherry, 1 h s Fifth st
fm ^P Miller Irvin S., eng Arista Mills, res es Marshall, 2 h
52-3 s West st, Salem
,*3(r^1 Miller James, carpenter, res es Cherry, 3 h n High
***-§ st, Salem
'S^ Miller John H., wks R. J. Reynolds, res W. H.
W^ Miller
I3231 P Miller J. C, building foreman G. L. Miller
3g O Miller J. E., of Spaugh & Miller, brick manfrs, res
jjj Q Calvin Miller
K^ "Miller J. S., builder G. L. Miller, res ne cor Church
egg'-! and First sts
Ijjpq Miller Miss Laura, res Calvin Miller
jP»«l Miller Miss M., housekeeper W. A. Lemly
S~ J Miller W. F. carpenter, res W. H. Miller
«s0+3 Miller Miss Willie, wks Salem Academy
fl-p Miller W. H., carpenter, res es Cherry 1 h s Fourth st
^<^ Millsap Miss Cora, res Peter Millsap
aCT Millsap Peter, wks woolen mill, res es Main op New
OShallowford st, Salem
Mitchell John J., tailor, bds Mrs, H. V. Yarbrough
„ Mitchell Miss Susan, domestic S. H. Hodgin
Mitchell William, blacksmith J. A. White & Son,
res ss Liberty, nr Cemetary st
Mock Mrs. Lucy, wid, res Wiiliam Mock
TRY IWOOIf
PURE WINES, LIQUORS, TO- T^i.
BACCO and CIGARS',
McAcloo House, Creensboro, N.O.
DIRECTORY. 113
White Department.
Mock P. W., butcher J. E., Mickey
Mock William, brickmason. res Albert Hartman
Montagues Row., bet Second and Third, e Depot st
Moore A., wks Fogle Bros
MONTAGUE L. J., physician, res es Church 2 h n
First st
Moore Mrs. A. R , wid, bds Mrs. H. V. Yarbrough
Moore C. H , elk Int Rev Office, res sw cor Liberty
and Chestnut sts
Moore Mrs. Mary, wid, res Cotton row-
Moore Mrs. M., wid, bds Mrs. H. V. Yarbrough
Moore Miss M. L., res Mrs. Nancy Moore ■■£
Moore Robert, painter, bds Mrs. H. V. Yarbrough ^
Moore Mrs. S. A., wid, res ss New Shallowford 6 h w 2.^f
Cherry st Salem J m
Moore William A., carpenter res ns Spruce 1 h n^iM
High st, Salem <5«*]
Moore William D., elk Allen & Allan, bds Mrs. M. g -f
M. Stockton ^
Moore bds Mrs. N. J. Terry jg>
Moravian Church. See appendix Q gps
Morgan Miss Annie, res Brendletown W "j"
Morgan Miss Fannie, res ws Church 5h n Fifth st o W
Morgan Hiram, res Brendletown «#
Morgan Miss Lou, res Brendletown ""a T|,
Morgan Tinsley, wks Fogle Bros, res E Salem £3 ^
Morgan William, wks Salem Iron Works, res Mrs. O
T. Bennett
Morgan W. L., res P. N. Hopkins O
Morris Chas., stone cutter T. W. Durham
Morris George, res Fries Old Plank Road
s<
Morris M. H., county surveyor oq w
Morton Hugh, carpenter, res es Broad 2 h s Fourth st ^ jj?"
Morton Mrs. J., wid, res ws Liberty 1 h n First st j^ #&
Morton Samuel, wks F. C. Meinung, res Main, Salem " «a|
Morton Miss Susan, res Mrs. J. Morton ^ ■»
Morton S. F., wks F. & H. Fries ^ Q
Moseley R. 3D., leaf tobacco, res ws Cherry st, 1 h n • p>
Seventh
Moser Gideon, wks C. F. Nissen & Co., res Waughtown
m
Moser J. M., wks G. E. Nisson & Co., res Wanghtown W-
1 6MY & MARTIN "»pMSTs,
00 114 DIRECTORY. __
^. ^ White Department.
Mosten H., wks Fogle Bros
£3 o Murphy J. W., wksG. E. Nissen & Co.,res Waughtown
o
to «j Museum Salem Academy for boys, es Main lhn Old
<3 £ Shallowford st, Salem
.J3 ^ Myers Miss Laura, domestic H. A Lineback
£3 Myers William, eng Salem Iron wks, res ws Salt 4 h
;|> s New Shallowford st, Salem
"#£ "VTADING ALEX, res Liberty op Cemetery st
(£) *~* Nading Miss Annie, res Frank Nading
" jH Nading Frank, painter, res ne limits, Liberty st
q, Nading Miss Gertrude, res Frank Nading
qJ Nading Miss Ida, res Frank Nading
£j-' Nading James A., res Samuel W. Nading
t^ Nading Joseph, res Frank Nading
TXX Nading Samuel W., res es Liberty 2 h s Sixth st
Nailor Charles, foreman tob factory, bds James Gib-
t~H son
^~ Neal Miss Lizzie 'A., res Stephen Neal
^ Neal Stephen, res es Cherry 1 h s Second st
t-mT Neal Stephen T., elk Piedmont Warehouse, res Ste-
/^ phen Neal
XXX. Nelson Benton, wks Winston Mills, bds Mrs. F. J.
Hardie
TT^j Nelson I. H., bds Mrs. F. J, Hardie
P" Nelson H. B., elk J. C. Nicholson & Co
rR Nelson Miss Sudie, res R. R. Crawford
Nelson T. A., bkkpr Brown & Brother
v!£^ Nelson William T., carpenter, res es Liberty 2 h n
M Fifth st
q Newsom Frank, wks C. F. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
q town
fy^ Newsom J. L., wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
il&H town
Newton T. D., shipping elk R. J. Reynolds
q Nicholson Miss Alice, res Salisbury road, Salem
q Nicholson Arthur, res John Nicholson
, — • Nicholson James, res John Nicholson
tTa Nicholson John, res Salisbury road, Salem
y% NICHOLSON J. C, of J. C. Nicholson & Co, flour
^-s and grist mill
For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars, ft*}
JpgjP-Sacramental Wines a Specialty. \J-*L
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C. ^
DIRECTORY. 115 §
White Department. h^
NICHOLSON J. C. & CO., flour and grist mill [jj
Nicholson Miss Mary, res John Nicholson _
Nifong J. H., wks D. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh- ypfe
town fH
Nifong Miss Sallie, res W. H. Hall , ,
Nifong Wylie, wks W. E. Spach & Son res Waugh- \*1*J
town hH
Nissen Miss Cora, res J. P. Nissen P*
NISSEN C. F. & CO., gen mdse and wagon mfrs, O
Waughtown
NISSEN C. F. & CO., wagon mfrs and gen mdse,
Waughtown
Nissen George E., of George E. Nissen & Co, wagon
mfrs, res Waughtown
Nissen G. E. & Co, wagon mfrs, Waughtown
Nissen J. P., machinist Brown, Rogers & Co, res n p*|
w cor Bellew Creek and Main sts, Salem
Nissen S. J., of George E. Nissen & Co, wagon mfrs,
res Waughtown H
Nissen W. M., of George E. Nissen & Co, wagon mfrs, &*
res Waughtown ^^
Norflett C. P., wks Salem Iron Works, res es Main r j
2 h s Cemetery st, Salem Sfr
Norfleet E. R., res M. W. Norfleet
Norfieet Miss M. V., res M. W. Norfleet
NORFLEET M. W. & CO., proprs Piedmont Ware- X2
house i
NORFLEET M. W., of M. W. Norfleet & Co , res sw HH
cor Spruce and Fourth sts ^-
Norman B. F., carpenter, res nw cor Oak and Sev- ^
enth sts *p-
Norman C. M.. elk Hodgin <fc Sullivan
NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INS CO., of
England, Eugene E. Gray, agt
North Carolina Home Ins Co, Eugene E. Gray, agt
November A., elk Joseph Jacob, res same T^>
Null Miss Electra, res George Hege S
DD FELLOWS. See appendix H
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ta
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Oehman Miss Alice, res John Chadwick ^
Odd Fellows Hall, same as Masonic
\ J 116 DIRECTORY,
lif! CQMM1RCIAL COLLI
H 'P A First -class Practical School. Circulars free.
Hoc 8] '" w'-'?<:Ay' Principal, Macon, Ga.
Hfi h White Department.
E*m 2 Ogburn C. J., of Ogburn & Hill, tob mfrs, res se cor
<** k Sixth and Spruce sts
k* 5 Ogburn C. D. bkkpr Hodgin & Sullivan
gS Ogburn & Hill, tob mfrs
SjP Ogburn James E., res S. A. Ogburn
SE^J Ogburn Miss Minnie, res S. A. Ogburn
£22 Ogburn R. E., res S. A. Ogburn
&\J Ogburn S. A., res ss Liberty 5 h w Chestnut st
|.g Ogburn Rev. T. J., pastor Methodist Protestant
^SS Church, res ns Liberty 2 h w Chestnut st
^g OLDHAM EDWARD A*, editor and prop Western
H« Sentinel, bes Central Hotel
feH Olive Henry, elk So Ex Co, bds N. D. Dowdy
pj] _ Oneal James, tailor, res sw cor Depot and Fifth st
Ormsby W. P, Dep Int Rev Col, bds Mrs. Terry
«
Ik
® a st; Salem
jj Orms W. P., sewing machines and organs, res Church
0
QC U Outlaw Sarah; servt P. H. Winston
S & BAGE FRANKLIN, wks L. R. Hine, bds E. A. Wel-
[H 0 -L fare
«^ *j Page H. 0., machinist Salem Iron Works
I^J g Page Monroe, bus driver Salem Hotel
t> jj Parish B. E., res es Depot 1 h s First st, Salem
Q h Parker E. P., wks F. & H. Fries
^r $ Parker Rev. E. P., Lutheran, res ne cor Bank and
™ - Elm sts, Salem
C l Parker Miss F. R„ res Rev E. P. Parker
Parks James, res Greensboro road, Salem
Parker J. Robert, of Cox, Parker & Co., bds Wade
Bynum
Parker Miss L. C , res Rev. E. P. Parker
Parker L. D., res Elm, cor New Shallowford st, Salem
Parker Miss Mollie, res ws Water 3hs Bellew Creek
st, Salem
Parker M. L., res Rev. E. P. Parker
Parker Miss Rebecca, res Miss Mollie Parker
Parker Miss S. A., res Rev. E. P. Parker
Parker Theodore C, res Rev. E. P. Parker
Patterson F. F., res Mrs. R. L. Patterson
m
fl For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
0|^Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo Bouse, Greensboro. N. ('.
_ DIRECTORY. Ul .
White Department.
Patterson Miss Ida, domestic J. W. Masten ^-
Patterson J. L., lawyer, res Mrs. R. L. Patterson Q
Patterson R. M., teacher, res Mrs. R. L. Patterson ^
Patterson Mrs. R. L., wid, res ne cor Cherry and ^»
New Shallowford sts, Salem &. K
Patterson Miss State Ira, tob classer, bds James ^ ^
Gibson p ^
Patterson S F., in office Wachovia Mills, res Mrs.
R. L. Patterson
Patterson Thomas, wks Brown & Bro, res es Lib-
erty, 2 h n Sixth st WH
Palmer William, res nr Pump House
r§
Paylor J. D., bkkpr, res ne cor Sixth and Liberty sts £" .-
Payne Willie, elk, bds Mrs. N. J. Terry g jjl
Peak Theodore, wks C. F. Nissen & Co. res Waugh- £J ^
Pearce James R., floor mgr Piedmont Warehouse o2
Pearce Mrs. M., res Charles Taylor ~ H
Pearce N. B., groceries, res ss Depot, 5 h s Tnird st :2. ^
Peebles Amanda, domestic C. J. Ogburn a'
Peebles Miss Emma, domestic Miss Mary Zerely esq ™
Peebles Miss Martha, res Miss E. Petticord Ed H
Peebles Tobias, trimmer J. A. White & Son, res © 2
Kernersville S X
Pegram C. M., wks F. & H. Fries P g
Pegram Miss Flora, res James H. Pegram >— s H
Pegram L. W., bkkpr First Nat Bank, res Rev. T. Qq
H. Pegram p u
Pegram Rev. T. H., pastor M. E. Church, res ns 2.
Liberty, 4 h e Main S" A
Pegram T. H., jr, merchandise broker, res Rev. T. hj hM
H. Pegram £* l
Pegram William, res ss Bellew Creek road, Salem p A
Penn J. W., elk Belo House, res same £^ V
Penick W. B., elk Gray & Martin, res Dr. R. F. . M
Gray g yd
Peoples Martin, Dep Int Rev Col, res Wood, nr Oak 5* pg|
st, Salem g- ^
Pepper T. R , of Vaughn & Pepper, gen mdse, bds e hJ.
T. S. Black ' A
PERKINS R. B., groceries and baker, bds Mrs. N.
J. Terry
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DIRECTORY.
BUS1NESSWN IVERS1TY
White Department.
Peterson Miss Catherine, res Sisters House
Peterson Miss Christina, res Sisters House
Peterson James E., of W. & E., Petersen, coffins
and furniture, res ss Old Shallowford, cor Elm st,
Salem
Peterson N., wks Fogle Bros, res E. Peterson
Peterson Stanley, wks Fogle Bros, res William Peter-
son
Peterson Miss Theresa, res William Peterson
Peterson William, cabinetmkr, res nw cor Salt and
Old Shallowford sts, Salem
Peterson William, jr, wks F. & H. Fries, res William
Peterson
Peterson William, of W. & E. Petersen, coffins and
furniture, res nw cor Old Shallowford and Salt sts,
Salem
Peterson W. & E., furniture and coffins, Salem
Peterson W. J., wks Arista Mills
Petticord Alex, teamster, res es Reservoir st, 7 h n
Reservoir
Petticord Andrew, teamster F. & H. Fries, res w lim-
its, Salem
Petticord Miss E., res ss Fourth st, op Graded School
Petticord Miss Martha, res Sisters House
Petticord Miss Sal lie, res Miss E. Petticord
Petticord Wm , driver Crutchfield & McArthur
Petree Bud, wks F. & H. Fries' woolen mill, 1 h n
Bank st, Salem
Petree Miss Alice, res Wesley Petree
Petree Miss Amanda, sewing Robert D. Johnston
Petree Mrs. Henrietta, res Fries Old Plank road
Petree James, wks F. & H. Fries' woolen mill
Petree John, painter, res ws Broad, 3 h s Fourth st
Petree Julius, res w limits
Petree Miss Rebecca, sewing Robert D. Johnson
Petree W. E., boss card room F. & H. Fries' woolen
mill
DIRECTORY. 119
Efl ITEWCOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead the State U™^
» |W Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes. ' '
lUl&l McA.doo House, - - - - Greensboro, N. C. ^-
Q
►d
White Department.
Petree W. W., night watchman F. & H. Fries
Pfaff A. T., wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waughtown
Pfaff John S., wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waughtown
Pfohl Miss Annie, res Mrs. R. Spaugh
Pfohl A. E., of Pfohl & Stockton, gen mdse and proprs
Central and Merchants hotels, res latter
Pfohl A. F., drummer, res ws Main, 1 h s New Shal-
lowford st, Salem
Pfohl Bernard J., wks F. & H. Fries, res C. T. Pfohl
Pfohl Charles, manager J. W. Fries, res ws Poplar, 1
h n West st, Salem
Pfohl Miss Constance E., teacher English Salem
Academy, res same
Pfohl C. T., bkkpr F. & H. Fries, res sw cor Main and
First sts, Salem
Pfohl Miss Mary, res E. A. Meinung
Pfohl Miss Sophia, res Widows Home
Pfohl & Stockton, gen mdse and proprs Merchants ^
and Central hotels .^
Pfohl William S., student, res C. T. Pfohl ^3
Pfohl W. T.,"groceries, res nw cor Sixth and Liberty
sts QQ
Phelps Milton, res Old Town road, n limits
Phelps Nolan, wks T. F. Williamson & Son
m
%%
Phelps S. H., of Phelps & Vogler, saloon, res Third, h 2
nr Main st H ^3
Phelps & Vagler, saloon H
Phillips B W., painter, bds Mrs. H. V. Yarbrough
Phillips C. T., wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh
town
Phillips E. E., wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh- Q .
town y v3
Phillips John L., wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh- q h*j
town ■ *^
Phillips Joseph, wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh- ©
town <m<
Phillips W. W., wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh- ^
si
town
Pierce B. L., supt P. H. Hanes tob fac, res James
R. Pierce
Pierce E. A., elk T. F. Williamson & Co, res James
R. Pierce
j£ 120 DIRECTORY.
Q) yj White Department.
•S'3 Pierce Holloway, res Mrs. J. Masten
Sh.P Pierce James R., of Pierce, Norfleet & Scales, Pied-
pH ^ mont warehouse, res Fourth bet Liberty and Old
5 . Town sts
«-• £o Pierce John A., tob supt, res James R. Pierce
jfj c^ Pierce Sydney F., wks P. H. Hanes, res ws Sycamore,
oh 2 n Fourth st
©■-^ PIEDMONT WAREHOUSE, N. W. Norfleet & Co.
.3 2§ ProPs
jj5g pjke Miss Cordelia, res W. J. McCandless
jhj> Pipkins , grist mill, bds Mrs. N. J. Terry
FjB^ Pitts Andrew, res Bahnsontown
jg^g pitts Miss Bell, res Andrew Pitts
ri (-2. Pitts Miss Julia, res Andrew Pitts
•>»- Pitts Miss Minnie, res Alex. McGalliard
^*j Pitts Rufus, brickmason, res ws Oak, 2 s Belo st
ihJ Pitts William, wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
«* o town
rtj ^# Pittman Anna L., teacher English Salem Academy,
q? h res same
N Poe Mrs. A. wid, res ws Main st, op Belo House, Salem
— h ^oe ^rs" Emma, res Mrs. A Poe
Hlfi P°e Miss Julia, res Mrs. A. Poe
m Poindexter H.D., gen mdse, res ws Spruce 1 h s Fifth st
2 S Poindexter Mrs. S-, wid, domestic C. J. Watkins
^P j* Poindexter W. T., elk Hinshaw & Bynum, res ns
£^ Fourth, 6 h w Poplar st
_g d Pollard Willie, wks Smith & Willliamson, bds Mrs.
^ g N. J. Terry
brn Poole Miss Sadie, res E. A. Conn
^w Poor W. D., elk Clarke & Ford, res W. H. Clarke
yf*\ Pape Miss P. C, res Joseph McCandless
\^E 2 Porter Mrs. Caroline, res ws Salt st, 5 h s Bank, Salem
rr_Tl Porter L. M., shoemaker, also leather findings, res
^■of Salt st, Salem
-* Porter Mrs Sarah, res Mrs. Mary Yates
U^J Porter William, shoemkr, res Mrs. C. Porter
[ *■ Postoffice, J. Blickenderfer postmaster,ws Main st, op
^^J Public Square, Salem
K" ' Powell Mintus, res n limits
H Powers Daniel, res ss Old Shallowford, op Elm st
Powers Edward, res es Poplar st, 2 h n West, Salem
ff) Powers Rueben, res n w cor Old Shallowford and Elm
\JJL st, Salem
E.6.N
EWCOMB'S Wines aud Liquors Lead the State fg*
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 121
S
White Department.
Prather J. F., gen mdse, res C. F. Sussdorff MfflS
Pratt W. H., res Thomas Harrison a
Presbyterian Church. See appendix WUlM
Presney J. M., blacksmith J. A. White & Son, bds J. ^-pJ!
A. White T
PRESS PEOPLES, The L. V. & E. T. Blum, props, ■■■
ws Main at, nr Public Square, Salem g*
PRITCHETT S. M.; of Smoak & Pritchett, straw hats, C*3
etc, bds Mrs. Dwyer
Pritty Mrs. Susan, wid, res Bahnsontown Q9
Proctor William, wks Brown Bros, res ss New Shallow- HSfl
ford, 1 h n Cherry, Salem P JS?
Pruner I. F., res D. A. Bowles Crcj W
T) AILRO AD DEPOT, e end First st CO^
-*1* Ramsey Lewis, cigarmkr, bds Mrs. H. V, Yar- o ™"
brough om
Raney Edwin, res Old Town Road, n limits ^ „_
Rank Miss Alice, domestic S. E. Allen P d
Rank G. P., res E Salem £JQ
Ransom Miss Mildred, res Moore Woodburn g
Rankin Rufus W, elk Brown & Carter HTT
Rankin R. W,, warehouse, bds H. X. Dewire 2 »*
Raper Miss S. L., res N. B. Pearce ^ $
Patcliff Hill, 1 mile Salisbury road, Salem lTJ
Rayle B. Y., lawyer, res se cor Fourth and Spruce sts m-^
Rayle Edward, res B. Y. Rayle g ^
Read James, res ws Spruce 2 h w High st, Salem cc "■
Reed Anslom, res se cor Church and Second sts ^W
Reed Bros & Brooks, gen mdse -<\
•Reed Christian, sr, farmer res ws Liberty, bet Second y'JP
and Third sts w ■"
Reed Christian, jr, carpenter, res ws Liberty 2 h n cTPl
Second st PQ
Reed D. S., of Reed Bros & Brooks, gen mdse, res cor " — ■
Chestnut and Second sts r^O
Reed J. J., wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waughtown " mm
Reed J. W. of Reed Bros & Brooks, gen mdse, res Sec- • 2
ond, nr Depot st
Reed Miss Laura A., res Anslom Reed
m
JUCCU lTi.100 JJClUltli ■**•» ICO XiUOlUlli IBCOU 0&k
Reed Mrs. Nancy, wid, res Christian Reed mm
CD 122 DIRECTORY.
4fc
fl an. A First-class Practical School. Circulars free.
*1 rv W. McKAY, Principal, Macon, Ga.
Oft- —
rt White Department.
<j ^ Reed Mrs. Nancy, tailoress, res ss Third 2 h w Liberty
0>- st
H0C Reed Willie P., elk Reed Bros & Brooks, res J. W.
fjUJ Reed
fiS Reich Mrs. C , wid, res F. E. Keehln
0® Reich C. A., shoemkr, res es Main 4 h s Walnut st,
% j— . Salem
r< Reich Henry, res ws Poplar 1 h s Old Shallowford,
flh— Salem
^C^3 Reich Miss Isabella, res Mrs. Minerva Reich
0 Reich James, tinner, res ss West 1 h w Marshall st,
S3 c^jT Salem
k Js£ Reich Miss Lula, res Mrs. Minerva Reich
kO Reich Mrs. Minerva, wid, res ws Elm 2 h n Bank st,
CO Salem
CQ Reichel Annie, tob picker, bds James Gibson
Reid Joseph E., auctioneer A. B. Gorrell, bds Mrs.
Thornburg
Rempson B. F., carpenter G. F. Miller, res ws Water
4 h s Bellew Creek st, Salem
Rempson Mrs. Mary, wid, res ws Main 2 h n Ceme-
tery st, Salem
REMPSON W. S , tinner etc, res Salem
Remsen Miss Zetta, domestic W. A. Lemly
RENARD JOSEPH, groceries and florist, res ws-
Main 5 h s New Shallowford st, Salem
Renn Mrs. Belle, wid, res rear Mrs. E. E. Snider
Renn Thomas, wks Salem Iron Works
Reservoir Salem water works, ss Bellew Creek, op
Chestnut st, Salem
Reservoir Winston Water Works Co, es Reservoir st,
bet Seventh and Belo
Revelle W. Y., elks Joseph Jacobs, res se cor Spruce
and Fifth sts
Revis J. W., res Cotton Row
Reynolds Bros., tobacco mfrs
Reynolds Charles, of Reynolds Bros., tobacco mfrs, res
Waughtown road, 1 mile s Salem
Reynolds Grove, es Depot st, op R. & D. depot
HPA ^RTTABTfBr* For wines> Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. ^J
lHjaJJUUilulJjllU gSfifSacramental Wines a Specialty. ^,
> i nsp. Greensboro, X. C. ^iW
DIRECTORY.
White Department. h*
Reynolds John, res Brendletow a ^H
Reynolds H. H., tobacco mfr, bds Central Hotel. HH
Reynolds Robert, res Waughtown road, 1 mile s ^
Salem g
Reynolds R. J., tobacco mfr, bds Central Hotel ^
Reynolds Thomas, res Brendletown Q
Reynolds William, tobacco mfr, res Waughtown road, g
1 mile s Salem
Rich E. D., bkkpr and receiver Bynum & Cotten Oe
RICHARDS ED. A., with Interstate Directory Co
Richardson John, leaf tobacco, res ws Main 2 h s O
Seventh st Q
Riden Miss Dora, domestic J. W. Alspaugh £|j
Rigers Cicero, wks T. F. Williamson & Son m M
Riggs Miss Carrie I., res Jesse Riggs ^sM
Riggs Miss Fannie V., res Jesse Riggs X ^
Riggs Jesse, shoemkr, res ws Liberty, 3 h n First
O^
Rights C. L., farmer, res ss Old Sballowford st, 1 h e r^^j
Salt, Salem &$
Rights G. H., foreman Western Sentinel, res Shallow- J3
ferd, N. Salem 3Co>
Rights Miss Maude M„ res C. L. Rights ^©
Rives E. A., wks Salem Iron Works, res nw cor First ^£»
and Chestnut sts h-j*
Roan Miss Ada, res Mrs. E. E. Roan M ^
Roan Mrs. E. E., wid, res ne cor Fourth and Spruce ©•
sts ^ Q
Roan Henry, bkkpr R. J. Reynolds, bds Mrs. M. M. H*
Stockton pj
Roan Miss N. L , res M. W. Norfieet
Roberts Mrs. Mary, wid, res C H. Tise
Roberts William, brickmason, res ns Liberty, 2 h w
Cemetery st
Robertson J. B , apprentice Salem Iron Works
Robertson J. J , wks Salem Iron Works, res Wood, nr
Oak st, Salem
Robertson Miss Laura, domestic John Schott
Robertson Miss P., res basement John M. Wimure ggj
Robinson Charles A , wks R. J. Reynolds, res Joseph
C. Robinson
Robinson Miss Ida Lee, res Joseph C. Robinson
o
j£ 124 DIRECTORY.
i—i White Department.
P^- Robinson John, elk J. M. Robinson, res same
P^E Robinson Joseph C, mgr twist depfc R. J. Reynolds,
So res es Chestnut, 2 h s op Second st
[C~£ ROBINSON J. A., editor and prop Winston Leader,
J««o bds Mrs. N. J. Terry
Hs^* Robinson J. M, livery, res Chestnut, bet First and
n(— tec Second sts
b€o* ROCHESTER GERMAN INS. CO., of Rochester, Eu-
(pS^z gene E. Gray, agt
'^«<j£ Ko£ers JauQes M., of Brown, Rogers & Co, hardware,
}—i^ res sw cor Cherry and 1 h First st, Salem
4-3 ! Rogers M. F., patternmkr Salem Iron Works, res ws
y ? Chestnut, 2 h n Second st
£-» Roles Marshall, groceries, res ns Fifth st, 2 h w lim-
*>" its
Ollominger Joseph, res Leander Rominger
Rominger Leander, res Salisbury road, Salem
Rominger Rufus, res Leander Rominger
Z Rominger W. J., wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
town
^^ Rondthaler Miss Alice, res Rev. Edward Rondthaler
RONDTHALER REV. EDWARD, pastor Salem
EflHSa Congregation and prin Salem Academy, res es
■mhsesis! Church st, 3 h n Salem Academy
, ^ Rose Benj, bartender M. W. Rose, res same
Wmm Rose Boone M., elk Hinshaw & Bynum, res P. A.
Wilson
Rose Miss Carrie, res M. W. Rose
Rose Miss Dora, res M. W. Rose
Rose Henry, elk Rosenbacher & Co, res M. W. Rose
Rose M., bartender, res H. Rose
Rose M.. of M. Rose & Co, groceries, res Fifth, nr
Liberty st
Rose M. & Co, groceries
Rose M. W., saloon, res ss Second, 2 h e Church st
Rosenbacher H., elk S. Rosenbacher, bds Central Ho-
tel „
Rosenbacher J., elk S. Rosenbacher, bds Central Ho-
tel
fifi
O
£|£UJ Rosenbacher S-, gen mdse, bds Central Hotel
™hh Waughtown
OS Rothrock Daniel, wagomkr, res sw cor Belo and Oak
s- sts
Rothrock Augustus, wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res
EPI lffHlfflAlflUfl Wines and Liquors Lead the State! |— I
T N'Kwll MK \ PURE TENT WINESfor SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES ,-k
> Mi illWVVyyiHW U McAdoo House, Greensboro, N:0. gS
DIRECTORY. 125
White Department.
Rothrock Edward, painter, res Wood, nr Oak st, Se
lem ' vrx
Roueche J. X., compositor Union Republican, res J. J~^J
W. Goelen ^£)
Rucker T. S., elk Ledbetter & Co, bds T. F. William- 'TTV
son ^
Ruggs Augustus, res Fries Old Plank road v JL.
Ryan Miss Martha, res A. W. Bevel hfH
Rynes Emilv, cook J. S. Miller <^T
BYTTENGERG A., of Ryttenberg Bros, dry goods, C/-L
bds Belo House
RYTTENBERG BROS., dry goods p-7
RYTTENBERG J. E., of Ryttenberg Bros, dry goods, crr-
res Sumter, S. C
RYTTENBUBG M. G., of Ryttenberg Bros, dry goods, V/3
res Sumter, S. C « iff*
SACKERMAN L , of Long & Sackerman, clothing, ►-* -
etc, res Baltimore, Md ^\
Sailor Miss Lvdia. domestic W. C Grunert ^
SALEM ACADEMY, Rev. Edward Rondthaler, prin,
Rev. John H. Clewell, asst, es Church, bet Bank ^j^
and Old Shallowford sts, Salem
Salem Academy for boys, ne cor Main and West sts, , ^^
Salem \XJ
Salem Chapel, E. Salem H-^
Salem Congregation, Dr. Edward Rondthaler, pastor, O
C. T. Pfohl, H. W. Shore, elders
'SALEM FLOUR AND GRIST MILL, W. J. Cooper,
.3
propr Jl$
3
Salem Gas Works, F. & S. Fries, proprs, cor Elm and -^*
New Shallowford sts, Salem -T
Salem Hosiery Mill, Hough & Co, proprs, over Salem
Iron Works, Salem
Salem Hotel, Adam Butner, propr, ws Main st, nr
Public Square, Salem I—1 -
Salem Iron Works, C. A. Hege, propr, ws Salt, end ^
Bellew Creek st, Salem ^ZK
Salem Postoffice, J. Blickenderfer. postmaster £+"
Salem Water Works Co, F. H. Fries, prest, office F. g
& H. Fries ^
~ 126 DIRECTORY,
White Department.
pv> Sapp C. C, student C. J. Watkins, res same
^ Schaffner Miss Louisa C, teacher mathematics Salem
*~* Academy, res same
O _ SCALES H. C. & CO., tob mfrs
Q^ 6 Schoaf Mrs. M., res Julius Lineback
l* Schoaf Mrs. M. J., wid, wks Salem Academy
oO * Schell James S., bds Central Hotel
fc Scholt John, wks F. & H. Fries, res ws Marshall,
Z 0 2 h s Old Shallowford st, Salem
Q g Scholt Lee, wks J. W. Fries
Co k Schultz William, res es Main 2 h s Belew Creek st,
•*3 h Salem
5 £ SCHOULER D. D., of D. D. & E. Schouler, dry goods,
<£ res New York
SCHOULER D. D. & E., dry goods
Schoub J. F„ tailor, res Yarbrough House
£
»— I Schultz Miss Celeste, res John H. Tise
Schultz Miss S. F., res William Schultz
Seaber John A., asst postmaster, bds C. L. Rights
Seabalt L. W., tinner W. S. Rempson
Sedden J. M., plasterer, res ss Bellew Creek st, 2 h s
Depot st, Salem
SENSEMAN W. 0., of Giersh & Senseman, bds H. A.
Giersh
,p ^ Shaffner Mrs. Amelia, wid, res ws Salt, 1 h s New
| § Shallowford st, Salem
rn m Shaffner & Hannah, tob mfrs, Salem
SC Shaffner Henry F., res Dr. J. F. Shaffner
T~[^\ Shaffner Dr. J. F., physician, drugs, and of Shaffner
^-^ & Hannah, tob mfrs, res ws Main st, nr Fish alley,
£h Salem
^ Shaffner Miss Sarah E., teacher mathematics Salem
Cb Academy, res same
Shaffner William F., res Dr. J. F. Shaffner
Sharp Miss Lucy, sewing Robert D. Johnson
Shelly A. J., mgr W. U. Tel Co, bds Central Hotel
Shemwell Thomas, elk A. B. Gorrell, bds Mrs. T. J.
Hardie
Shelton D. D , bkkpr Bitting & Whitaker
Shelton Mrs. E. E., wid, res nw cor Cherry and First.
Shelton J. S., leaf tobacco, res ws Main 2 h n First st
Shepherd B. J., of B. J. Sheppard & Co., leaf tobacco
Q j commission, res nw cor Sixth and Main sts
r™^ Sheppard B. J. & Co., leaf tobacco commission
TRY
NEWCOMB'S PURE WINES, LIQUORS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
DIRECTORY.
127
White Department.
Shepherd Aaron, policeman, res nw cor Old Shallow- ||lljj^
ford and Elm sts, Salem
Shepherd Miss E. B., res J, W. Shepherd
Shepherd E. H., elk Brown, Rogers & Co sp
Shepherd James R., res James W. Shepherd IS
Shepherd J. W., elk J. E. Gilmer, res nw cor Cherry 4^
and High sts, Salem ^
Sheppard W. H., wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh- K
Sherrill J. B., compositor Western Sentinel, bds Mr3. W|
H. V. Yarborough igj
Shields Miss Carrie, res Edwin Raney
Shields Miss Emma, domestic D. R. Burton ^
Shoal" Miss Mary, domestic Rev. C. H. Wiley ^
Shore Miss Annie, domestic D T. Marable ^
Shore Augustus, wks F. & H. Fries *^
Shore B. P., elk H. W. Shore, res same
Shore Miss Ellen, domestic Mrs. C. Welfare |*
Shore Miss Ella M., res Lee Hendricks ^
Shore Mrs. Elizabeth, wid, housekeeper F. H. Fries a>
Shore Fannie, domestic Samuel Taylor g° i
Shore George D., elk Ryttenburg Bros, res HI W. Shore §
Shore Henry A., res H. W. Shore *?
Shore H. L., dep U. S , int rev col, res ns Bel-lew Creek §
st 1 h e Chestnut st, Salem ^
Shore H. W., groceries, res ws Salt 3 h s Bank, Salem £•
Shore Jonas, night watchman Salem Iron Works, res 3
ws-Marshall lhn Mill st, Salem ^
Shore Lewis, wks F. & H. Fries 2.
Shore Miss Maria res Widows Home g>
Shore N. T., of N. T. Shore & Co., groceries, res ws ;
Marshall 1 h s West st, Salem <j
Shore N. T. & Co, groceries and crockery, ws Main J5J
st, Salem ^
Shore Samuel, miller Wachovia Mills, res ns New ^
Shallowford lhn Cherry st O
Shore Mrs. W. F., wid, res Mrs. E. P. Webb j3
Shouse Edward, res Jesse Holder ^
Shouse James, elk H. D. Poindexter, res Mrs. Matilda Q
Shouse
Shouse Mrs. Matilda, wid, res ws Chestnut Jhn Sec-
ond st
128 DIRECTORY.
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2J O White Department.
fflfi"] Shultz J. H., cabinet maker and undertaker, res Wil-
liam Shultz
Shultz Peter, res Salisbury road, Salem
Siceloff Miss Minnie, res A. G. Hough
siS p! Siddal H. A., wks Salem Iron Works, res sw cor
^Sr^ Church st and Public Square, Salem
^zL Siddal Thomas, wks Heses, res H. A Siddal
Mtf Siddal T. H., machinist Salem Iron Works
flg qq Sides Alfred, wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waughtown
-* £ Sides Ambrose, res Fries Old Plank road
"m Sides E., wks Fogle Bros
'SQ^ Sides J. G., res es Main st, nr Mill, Salem
£0 Sides Puffin, res F. & H Fries
,Jj Sides Samuel, res Brendletown
-in Siewers Miss Gertrude, drawing, painting etc, Salem
o Academy, res same
Siewers John D., res es Church st, cor Bank, Salem
Siewers Mrs. M. A., wid, res C. T. Pfohl
§■■ P Siewers Dr. N. S., physician, res es Main st, 3 h s
jgP o Public Square, Salem
|ij Fj Singer Mfg Co., C. L. Cline mgr
■m",p Sink Samuel, res Fries Old Plank Road
aH^ Sisters House, under the auspices of the Moravian
|||pq Church, es Church st, op Public Square, Salem
#5 Slader William, wks Fred Gerner
Sj § Smith A. A., leaf tob, res Mrs. J. T. Thornburg
«»43 Smith Mrs. A. L., res Wm Tate
D+> SMITH & BROWN, drugs
3P<j Smith Charles J., dep int rev col, bds Mrs. Stockton
» Smith H. H., bds Central Hotel
O Smith Miss Julia, res T. L. Vaughn
Smith J. C.j res ss Walnut, 1 h e Marshall st, Salem
m Smith Kate, res J. A. Brown
Smith Miss Lula D., res J. C. Smith
Smith M. D., wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh-
town
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PURE WINES, LIQUORS, TO- £&*S
BACCO and CIGARS,
McAdoo House, Creensboro, N.C.
DIRECTORY, 129
White Department.
Smith 0. C., leaf tob, res ss Fifth et, 4 h w Poplar
Smith Mrs. P. M., dressmkr Ryttenberg Bros
SMITH S. H., of Smith & Brown, drugs, res ws
Liberty st, s Public Square
Smith Thomas, elk J. F. Prather, bds same
Smith W. F„ salesman, bds Central Hotel
Smith — dep. int. rev. col, bds Mrs. M. M. Stockton
Smithey J. A., cigarmkr, bds Mrs. H. V. Yarbrough ^^gf
Smitherman H. R., wks F. & H. Fries ^^f
SMGAK D. E.. of Smoak & Pritchett, shoes and hats, *SS&
res se cor Fourth and Broad sts '*"" '
SMOAK & PRITCHETT, shoes, hats, etc »{
Snider Mrs. E. E., wid, res se cor Main and Cemetery J*
sts, Salem 8 2
Snider Miss E. E., domestic F. C. Meinung w g»
Snider J. W., wks S. Byerly & Son w L-
Snider Miss Laura, res Mrs. E E. Snider «ffi*|
Snider N., wks Salem Iron Works, bds Mrs. S. J. W8"!.
Hyre g
Snipes Andrew C, deputy sheriff and jailor, res |>
County Jail tj «g
Snipes Miss Ella, res Nathaniel Snipes W ■■
Snipes Franklin, res Nathaniel Snipes o ^f
Snipes Nathaniel, dep sheriff, groceries, res es Reser- W
voir st, 4 h n Reservoir ho ■ffj
Spach Miss Mollie E., saleslady Mrs. T. B. Douthit, g ^
res G. A. Wright o ^
Spach W. E., of W. E. Spach & Son, wagon mfrs, res ^SS
Waughtown ^
Spach W. E. & Son, wagon mfrs, Salem ^ ■<!
Spainhower James, wks J. W. Fries S
Spainhower John, wks J. W. Fries, res es Marshall st, oq ^
lhsW. Salem g g*
Spainhower W. W., spinner F. & H. Fries, woolen §fw)
mills, res 3 h w Main st "" -Jf
Sparks Elias, wks Salem Academy tej«<
Spaugh Allen, res es Church 2 h n Walnut st q O
Spaugh D. A., groceries, res ws Main 4 h n Ceme- • g«*
tery st, Salem
Spaugh D. O. & Co, harness and saddle makers,
PI
Salem ' "" "' ' "~" " ' ' ~' "' (ft
130 DIRECTORY.
9-t White Department.
0 . Spaugh Edward E., blacksmith and wheelwright,
O o re8 es Depot op Sixth st
a^ ^ Spaugh Lizzie, res Major Green
fl~ Spaugh Mrs. Julia, wid, res es Elm lhs Second st
g o Spaugh & Miller, brick mfrs, ne limits
co § Spaugh Miss Mollie, res L. A. Core
Sr Spaugh Obadiah, elk J. F. Harris, res w limits
-Sh ^ Spaugh Miss Rosa, res W. J. Spaugh
?3 Spaugh Rufus A., asst bkkpr Salem Iron Works,
gfc|^ res Thomas Spaugh
^ Spaugh Mrs. R., wid, res es Main, nr Mill st, Sa-
"z£^ lem
(L) Spaugh Miss Susan, domestic, A. F. Pfohl
~ ^j Spaugh Thomas, res es Elm 1 h n Bank st, Salem
o . Spaugh William, of Spaugh & Miller, brick mfra
p. Spaugh W. J., contractor, res ws Cherry 2 h n Sec-
J3"1 ond st
■>S Spaugh W. T., asst foreman machine shops Salem
uC< Iron Works
Spears Miss Jane, res ws Salt 1 h n Bank st, Salem
**~H Spencer Arthur, elk So Ex Co, bds Mrs. N. J. Terry
^ Spencer F. C, elk Central and Merchants hotels
2^ Spencer Robert, wks Hanes tob factory, bds Mrs. N.
-rH J. Terry
.*^* Springs L. B., of J. A. Butner & Co., tob mfrs res
uCX country
Springs L. W., drummer, res Salem Hotel
^ Sprinkle Miss E„ domestic A. E. B. Ebert
CT Sprinkle J. H., elk Pfohl & Stockton
^ Sprinkle W. C, elk H. W. Fries bds C. W. Yogle
Sprinkle Miss Sarah, domestic J. E. Mickey
VT£^ Stafford Harry, wks F. & H., Fries, res ss Mill 1 h'w
1 M Marshall st, Salem
q Stanton & Bynum, millinery
q Stanton Mrs. L. K., of Stanton & Bynum millinery,
~ res J. P. Stanton
Stare Miss Eliza, res Miss Mary Stare
^__^ Stare Miss Mary, res sw cor Liberty and Second sts
' q Starbuck J. S. wks office Wachovia Mills
q Starr Daniel, brickmason, res nw cor Fifth and
c-^ Spring sts
*tj Starr S., of Starr & Son, groceries, res cor Fourth and
Y^f Main sts
'££< Starr S. & Son, groceries
m
For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. 7^ff\
^^"Sacramental Wines a Specialty. \J^*.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, "N. C. ^
DIRECTORY. ~131 m
White Department. ^5
Stauber Miss Johanna, res Sisters House jZj
Stauber Miss Rebecca, res Sisters House ^k_
Stedman R. F., drummer, res sw cor Fifth and Pop- C>^
lar st CH
Steeper Thomas, tob dealer i i
STEIN Mi M., clothing, bds Belo House HH
Steiner Miss Amelia, res Sisters House ^?"
Steiner Charles E., elk sheriff, res ws Cherry, 1 h _
Fifth st O
Stephenson Joseph, wks P. H. Hanes & Co, res n lim- ^3
its, nr Libei ty st
Stephens J. W., wool assorter F. & H. Fries
Stewart Alfred, res W. T. Nelson ;
Stewart James, res Liberty st, nr Cemetery *Tj
STEWART GEO., tinner, stoves, etc, bds J. W. V
Bradford >
Stewart John C, res Mrs. N. E. Stewart
Stewart Jonathan, res Old Town road, n limits
Stewart J. H., wks T. H. Hanes & Co, res Cotton H
Row &
Stewart Miss Lillie, res Cotton Row ^^
Stewart Moses L, res Mrs. N. E. Stewart C '
Stewart Miss Mary, res Mrs. Susan Stewart ^^
Stewart Mrs. N. E., wid, res ws Reservoir, cor Belo st
Stewart Solomon, wagoner, res E. Salem ^
Stewart Mrs. Susan, wid, res Cotton Row *T
Stiller R. V., marble cutter I. W. Durham ^■J
Stipe A. L., dept int rev col, res E. Salem P^J
Stipes W. B., distillery, res ws Depot, 2 h n Fifth st "^
Stockton Charles, res Mrs. M. M. Stockton ^
Stockton J. G., bartender T. A. Livengood & Co, res y^
Pine st, Salem
Stockton J. H., of Pfohl & Stockton, gen mdse, proprs
Central and Merchants hotels, res former
Stockton Mary, servt Mrs. Ida Miller
Stockton Mrs. M. M., wid, boarding, res nw cor Second
and Pine sts rr
Stockton M. D., bkkpr T. L. Vaughn, res Mrs. M. M. Jg
Stockton ^
Stockton N. G., leaf tob, res ne cor Second and Spruce
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A First-class Practical School. Circulars free.
W. McKAY, Principal, Macon, Ga.
White Department.
Stolsz William, res Mrs. Mary Butner
Stone Mrs. H. A., res W. E. Martin
Stone Richard A., elk Allen & Allen, res nw cor Lib-
erty and Second sts
Stout James, wks Brown & Bro, res ne limits, Lib-
erty st
Strayhon C. G., res ws Old Town, 4 n Fifth st
Strahon E 0 . res C. G. Strayhon
Strupe Miss Eliza, res Sisters House
Strupe E. A., tinner, res ws Marshall, 2 h s West st
Strupe & Co, tinners
Stultz William, wks L. R. Hine, bds Mrs. But-
ner
Styers Jasper, carpenter G. L. Miller, res Liberty st,
nf limits
STYBON BENJAMIN, of Styron & Styron, groceries,
res T. P. Styron
STYBON & STYBON, groceries
STYBON T. P., of Styron & Styron, groceries, res es
Depot, 2 h n Fifth st
STYBON Y. G., of Styron & Styron, groceries, res
T. P. Styron
Suits William, res Liberty st, junc Main
Sullivan N. D., of Hodgin & Sullivan, gen mdse, res
Walkertown
SUN FIBE OFFICE, of London, Eugene E. Gray,,
agt
Sussdorff C. F., res ws Liberty, 2 h s Fifth st
Sutton W. L., apprentice Salem Iron Works
Swaim B. F., wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
town
Swaim J. A., wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
town
Swaim J. D., wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
town
TALBOT SAMUEL, groceries, res es Church, 1 h s
Fifth st
Tate Fred, carpenter, res Wm. Tate
Tate F. N., wks G. F. Miller, bds G. C. Joyce
DIRECTORY. 133
*j
White Department.
Tatum John, tob buyer, res es Elm, bet Second and
Third sts [^ j
Tatum MissN. J., trimmer Mr?. N. S. Davis \4r
Tate William, carpenter, res ns Fourth, 3 h w Pop- ^-\
lar st W*-t*~" \
Tavis Christopher, carpenter, res ws Depot st, cor Q^J
Sixth st 7^ff^\
Tavis John D., of D. R. Spaugh & Co, saddles and \JA
harness, res Lee Hendricks i ^]
Tavis William, res se cor Main and Bellew Creek r"™^
sts, Salem m
Taylor Miss Belle, bds Alfred Merideth ^
Taylor Charles, res ws Oak 1 n Belo st ^<Q
Taylor G. W., res Mrs. M. Pearce Mp>
Taylor, John G., bds Alfred Merideth §£
Taylor Jno. M., elk Vaughn & Pepper o3
Taylor J. P., bkkpr Ledbetter & Co, bds T. F. Wil- «•-
liamson SoQ
Taylor J. R., asst. Piedmont warehouse %&&
Taylor Miss Katurah, bds Alfred Merideth ^o^
Taylor Miss Luzette, bds Alfred Merideth ^o^
Taylor Samuel, shipping elk R. & D. R. R., res es q^gg
Elm, bet Second and Third sts wS^
Taylor W. B., of Ledbetter & Co., bds T. F. Wil- >*%
liamson Ht>^
Teague E., wks Fogle Bros hh>-
Teague George, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waughtown ^ H S
TEAGUE M. E., of C. F. Nissen & Co, wagon mfrs, ggg
res Waughtown ^m**
Teague Samuel, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh- ^^~
town ^P^1
Temple Charles, wagoner, res William Temple H^H
Temple William, wagoner, res sw cor Fifth and rcg^j
Broad sts o©H
Terry Mrs. N. J., wid, boarding, res cor Fifth and „^5fl£j
Liberty sts ^Hot
Tesh Mrs. Charity, wid, res sw cor Marshall and ■ ftHj
Walnut sts, Salem Pgp
Tesh Miss Eliza, res Mrs C. Tesh §W
Tesh Miss Emma, res Mrs. C. Tesh Jj"
Tesh George W., carpenter, res Liberty st, nr Main Hq
Tesh Louis, wks J. W. Frieti jp^
Tesh Miss Laura, domestic C. A. Hege kj
Tesh Lewis, res ws Salt, 2 h n Bank st, Salem h
6W
* %D 134 DIRECTORY
White Department.
Tesh Manuel, wks J. W Fries, res Mrs C. Tesh
Tesh Miss Mary, domestic H. D Lott
*g'S Tesh Romulus, wks J. W. Fries, res Mrs C Tesh
■gj Tesh Rufus, wks J. W. Fries, res Mrs. C. Tesh
v'M Tesh Miss Sarah, res Mrs. C. Tesh
©pq Thomas Miss C, res John Thomas
^o Thomas Miss Ella, res Jacob M. Thomas
S^ Thomas Miss Emma, res Jacob M. Thomas
oil Thomas Harrison, carpenter, res ns Liberty, 2 h e
- Cemetery st
jjcz2 Thomas H. J., shoemkr, res ws Cemetery 1 h n Lib-
q§o erty st
Kj ^ Thomas Jacob M., res ss New Shallowford, 3 h n
' ^ „~ Cherry st, Salem
r_.<l £ Thomas John, res e end Bellew Creek st, Salem
L^p 3 Thomas Miss Kate, res J. W. Goslen
Pg^ Thomas Louis, teamster, res es Reservoir, 2 h s Belo
(£p- ^ Thomas Miss Lucinda, res ne limits
'"i^ a Thomas Samuel, teamster, res wa Cemetery 5 h n
H»2 Liberty st
r^0^ Thomas William, res John Thomas
Q~-~ Thompson E. B., painter, bds Mrs. H. V. Yarbrough
■| § Thompson & Franklin, clothing and furnishing
hjl'5 Thompson J. J., hostler Crutchfield & McArthur
Mw ^ Thompson John J., feeder Crutchfield & McArthur,
.£© S res ws Chestnut 4 h n Second st
pig Thompson Miss Martha, res John J. Thompson
• _'. Thompson Miss M., res V. 0. Thompson
g^Si Thompson P. A., elk V. 0. Tnompson, res same
" THOMPSON T. 0., drugs physician, of Franklin &
Thompson, clothing and V. 0. Thompson & Co.,
cigar mfrs. res w cor Seventh and Liberty sts
Thompson V. O. & Co, cigar mfrs
Thore J. H., contractor and builder, bds Rev. F. M.
Keith
Thornburg Miss Ada res Mrs. J. T. Thornburg
Thornburg Mrs. J. T., wid, res ws Cherrv st 3 h n
Third st
Thurley Mrs. Lena, wid, res Widows Home
Tiddy Mrs. Annie, res es Cherry 2 h n First st
Tise Miss Amanda, res Charles Tise
Tise A. Leroy, sign writer, res ns Liberty 2 w Depot
st
Tise Cicero, of Cicero Tise & Co, furniture, buggies,
house furnishing, ice, res ws Main 2 h n Fifth st
DIRECTORY.
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White Department.
Tise Cicero & Co, furniture, buggies, house furnihing,
and ice
Tise Charles, carpenter, res ns Liberty 2 h e Main at i .
TISE C. H., propr Tise well fixtures, res cor Fifth HH
and Main sts
Tise Miss Ella, res Mrs. Nannie Tise
Tise Miss Emma, res Mrs. J. A. Tise
Tise Francis, res Mrs. T. Tise
TISE JACOB, of Jacob Tise & Co, res ne cor Church
and Fourth st
TISE JACOB & CO, gen mdse
Tise John res es Cemetery 1 h n Liberty st
Tise John wks A. W. Bevel, res Liberty st
Tise John H , elk Jacob Tise & Co, res es Main 4
h s Bellew Creek st, Salem
Tise Jonah, res Charles Tise
Tise Miss Josephine, rss J. A. Tise
Tise J. A., wagoner, res ns Liberty, cor Cemetery st -7*-^.
Tise Miss Laura, res J. A. Tise C^-2
Tise Miss Lizzie, wks Salem Academy
Tise Miss Mattie, res Mrs. Nannie Tise
Tise Mollie, res Mrs. Nannie Tise
Tise Mrs. Nannie, wid, res sw cor Main and Bank
sts, Salem "*
Tise Nathan, carpenter, res ns Liberty, op Depot st ^ J™
Tise Mrs.iT. wid, res es Reservoir 2 h n Reservoir b( ^p
Tise William, blacksmith Salem Iron Works |m
Tomlinson Prof. J. L, prin, Graded Schools, bds T. ~ -•*.
F. Williamson | lU
Transon Miss Maria, res Sisters House w F*
Travis James *H., res ss New Shallowford, 10 h w % m
Cherry st, Salem & ^
Tucker C. M, wks F. & H. Fries " J>
Tucker J. A., elk C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh- 9 0
town 3-fH
Tucker Miss M. A., res Mrs. M. J. Tucker ^J ™
Tucker Mrs. M. J., wid, res William Proctor " ff
Tucker Mrs. S. V., res Mrs. M. J. Tucker < Q
Tucker Miss Sarah, res Calvin Tucker 5* «■»
Turner G., wks Fogle Bros |- £*
Tussy Miss Mary, domestic A. C Vogler p »-»
Turner Miss Phoebe, res Rev. William Turner "^ j
Turner Thomas, res Rev. William Turner • T\
Turner Rev. William, Baptist, res ws Main st, nr P ■%
Public Square, Salem
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W llT White Department.
pa Twin City Rifle Club, George Corrie, prest
►jg Tyler J. L., supt Arista Mills, res ws Elm, 3 h n
W Bank st, Salem
§1 TJNION REPUBLICAN, J. W. Goslen, editor and
^oj ^ propr
cluH "YfALENTINE GE0RGE H> m8r J- H- Valentine,
pqocui Y res Richmond, Va
»2u Valentine J. H., auction, res Lynchburg, Va
ffiPj> VANCE J. A., plumbing and machine shop and
^^•^ saw mill ml'r, res ss Bellew Creek, 1 h e Depot st,
oca Salem
^uj Vance M. W., wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
tejE town
g-g VanVleck Miss A. A., res Miss L. C. VanVleck
^= VanVleck Miss L. C, res es Main, 5 h s New Shal-
rt(2 lowford, Salem
j£j Vaughn Asa, carpenter, res Libert}r st, ne limits
Vaughn Mis Ida, res Aea Vaughn
O Vaughn J. B., of Vaughn & Pepper, gen mdse, res
sw cor Spruce and Sixth sts
Z Vaughn Joseph H., floor mgr A. B. Gorrell, bds
same
Vaughn Leonard, of Lockett & Vaughn, tob mfrs,
bds Mrs. M. M. Stockton
X Vaughn Miss Maggie, res W. B. Vaughn
Vaughn Miss N., res W. B. Vaughn
H Vaughn T. L., tob mfr, res ws Poplar, lhs Fourth st
Vaughn & Pepper, gen mdse
O Vaughn W. B., elk Hodgin & Sullivan, res ws
Spruce, 2 h n Fourth st
« Veach J. G., mail carrrier Mt Airy route, bds Mrs.
j-J Bennett
O Vernon Mary, servt Walter I. Leary
Vernon*Robert, res ss Four-and-a-half, 4 h w Pop-
lar st
KVest Miss A. J., res John P. Vest
Vest Miss Carrie, res John P. Vest
OVest C, wks Fogle Bros
Vest John P., res ws Main, 4 h s New Shallowford st,
Salem ^
g 1 Vest Miss Lucy, res John P. Vest
■■■ Vest Miss Mary Ann, res John P. Vest
DIRECTORY. 137
White Department.
Vest Miss Sarah L , asst in music Salem Academy,
res same
VIRGINIA HOME INS. CO., of Richmond, Eugene
E. Gray, agt mm
Voerge Miss Julia, domestic T. J. Brown I ■ I
Vogle Miss L., res Sisters House
Vogle Miss Pirlina, res Sisters House Q
Vogler A. C, furniture and undertaking, res ws Main, q g»«
1 h s First st, Salem ^i f^
Vogler Charles W., bkkpr H. W. Fries, res es Main st, *" W
1 h s Public Square, Salem ^ "Tp
Vogler E. E., of Phelps & Vogler, saloon, res Third nr ^ JJjg
Main st j*j M
Vogler E. L., elk G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waughtown (y gj>
Vogler Frank H., wks A. C. Vogler, res same h»f%
Vogler George E., job printer Williamson & Corrie h^*^
Vogler Henry, elk Wm. T. Vogler, res same ^m**,
Vogler Julius, res Mrs. M. Vogler §hi^
Vogler J. M., wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waughtown tsiKJ^.
Vogler Miss Maria, res Mrs. Mary Vogler t^O
Vogler Mrs. Mary, wid, res es Church, 1 h n Bank st, ojj^
Salem- ^ ^
Vogler Miss Mary A., res A. C. Vogler $>%**
Vogler Miss Minnie, res C. W. Vogler ^Hftl
Vogler M. N., blacksmith g^Jg
Vogler Miss Perlina, res Sisters House §!>««3
Vogler Miss Regina, res Mrs. M. Vogler ^O
Vogler Mrs. Sophia, wid, res Widows Home Q}|jTi
Vogler Timothy, gun and locksmith, res es Main, ja "*
nr Mill st, Salem £g«f|
YOGLER WILLIAM T., jeweler, res nw cor Cherry t^-Z
• and Cemetery sts, Salem S^s™
Vosburgh Tunis, seed pedler, bds Mrs. N. J. Terry X^A*
W
ACHOVIA CORNET BAND, D. T. Crouse, capt, 5
Salem
3 •
Wachovia Flour and Grist Mills, Salem § 3£
z
D
Wachovia Land Office, Rev. C. L. Rights, prest ; Dr. ^
E. Rondthaler, Rev. E. P. Linebach, Dr. J. F. § 52
Shaffner, J. G. Sides, A. F. Pfohl, James T. Line- £ Q
back, secy, Salem
Wachovia Mills, flour and grist, F. & H. Fries, prps,
Salem
o
138 DIRECTORY,
White Department.
Wachovia National Bank, cap $150,000; surplus
pi $50,000 ; W. A. Lemly, prest ; Jas. A. Gray, cashier
L^ Wachovia Paper Mills, Salem
^ Wade James T., cigarmkr, bds Mrs. H. V, Yarbrough
^ Waggoman Miss Annie, res Miss Eliza Waggoman
Qj Waggoman Edward, painter, res Mrs. E. J. Waggo-
q, man
Waggoman Mrs. E. J., wid, res ws Main, 1 h s
kT Walnut st, Salem
S Waggoman Miss Eliza, res es Main, nr Mill st, Salem
Ph Waggoman Miss Mittie, res Miss Eliza Waggoman
• Ph Waggoman Kobert, carpenter, res Mrs. E. J. Waggo-
0£5 man
^*0 Wagoner G. B., elk, bds Mrs. H. V. Yarbrough
t"j Waggoner Benj, errand boy Fred Gerner
j*ffH Waggoner Charles A., elk Fred Gerner, bds Mrs. N. J.
g^ Terrv
,gH Wall Mrs. B. H., res S. B. Ziglar
J 3D Wall Mrs. Mary, res R. N. Wall
m ^ Wall R. N., res ss Fourth 1 h e Spring st
^.G© Wall Samuel, res ss Fourth 2 h e Spring st
i^^ Waller Mrs. Ann, wid, domestic Mrs. E. J. Waggo-
rT© man
W^ Walser F. T., rev officer, bds Mrs. H. V. Yarbrough
H S Walker Miss Ada, bds Mrs. M. A. Edwards
S Walker A. W., wks J. A. Vance
Ph Walker D. C, compositor Winston Leader, res cor
O Fifth and Oldtown sts
O Walker George I., leaf tob, res es Sycamore 2 h n
k. Fourth st
^ Walker Owen, res Mrs. Sallie Walker
Walker Rufus, res Mrs. Sallie Walker
Walker Mrs. Sallie, wid, res Liberty st, ne limits
Walker W. A., postmaster, res se cor Second and
o
22 Cherry sts
^ Ward R. G., bds Belo House
^ Ward R. J., draughtsman Salem Iron Works
HH Warner Joseph, res Mrs. Nancy Warner
M Warner Lewis, apprentice Salem Iron Works
jgj Warner M. E., teamster Elijah Holder
£^ Warner Miss M. L., res Mrs. Nancy Warner
y^^ Warner Mrs. Nancy, wid, res ss New Shallowford
r^ 14 h w Cherry st, Salem
r~ Warner W. C. canvasser W. P. Ormsby
Forg Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. 7^f*\
£9fi^Sacraruental Wines a Specialty. \«#-*
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 139
' White Department. v,
Warren J. B., groceries, res cor Second and Depot sts ij
Watkins Miss Augusta, res J. D. Watkins I
Watkins Alexander, of Watkins, Burton & Watkins, S j
gen mdse, res N. T. Watkins ^TTi
Watkins, Burton & Watkins, gen mdse ^» -"
Watkins Miss Carrie, elk Stanton & Bynum yff^l
WATKINS C. J., dentist, D.D.S., res es Main 2 h s ^*
First st. Saletn CSW
Watkins Miss Florence, res N. T. Watkins qJ5
Watkins Miss Hattie, res W. H. Watkins m g»
Watkins Henry A., elk Watkins, Burton & Watkins r* CD
Watkins Miss Ida Lee, res J. D. Watkins g -^
Watkins J. D., res ns Fifth, 4 h w Poplar st § £-
Watkins J. E., of Watkins, Burton & Watkins, gen q <gp
mdse e+S
Watkins Miss Mary, res N. T. Watkins pp
Watkins N. T., of Watkins, Burton & Watkins, gen CD ~
mdse, res ne cor Second and Church sts £ a
Watkins Miss Sallie, res N. T. Watkins Jijf
Watkins Miss Permania, res W. H. Watkins 5
Watkins W. H., st com, res ns Fourth, 4 h w Poplar st £ mL
WATSON C. B., of Watson & Glen, lawyers, res ws |I g!
Old Town, cor Sixth st >^
WATSON & GLEN, lawyers _-<~
Watson Jonathan, groceries, res Seventh st, e limits Oj ^j
Watson William H., res D. A. Bowles |m bgj
Waughtown/.Suburb of Salem, out Main st 2 miles ir> p
Weaver Miss Sallie, res C. A. Fogle ^h B
Webb Mrs. E. P., wid, res es Liberty, 1 h n Fifth st gip.
Webb Frank, painter, res Mrs. E. P. Webb £° g
Webster Alfred, floor mgr, Piedmont Warehouse ^m CD
Weiford William, butcher Fred Gerner, bds R. Frank §? M.
Graham ^° e*
Weisner John, farmer, res es Marshall, 1 h n Mill st, pE"~*
Salem ' g
Weisner Jonas A., wks Fogle Bros, res ne cor Mill and x ^}
Marshall sts, Salem ° £2.
Welfare Miss Cora, res Edward Welfare «; CD
Welfare Mrs. C, wid, res nw cor Main and Cemetery " Cfc
sts, Salem *
£5 140 DIRECTORY.
eSKL White Department.
JfZZ Welfare C. R., gen mdse, res es Main st, 4 h s Public
£ 32! Square, Salem
CC Welfare Edward A., elk C. R. Welfare, res es Main, 1
d 5^ h s New Shallowford, Salem
'jjj ™* Welfare Miss Jane, res Mrs. C. Welfare
<| ^ Welfare Mrs. Julia, wid, res Widows Home
0 >™ Welfare Miss Mary, res Widows Home
o CC Welfare MissM. C., elk Mrs. N. S. Davis
w LU West Charles, wks J. A. Vance
g2£ WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., of Toronto, Eugene
oSE E. Gray, agt
&*— WESTERN SENTINEL, E. A. Oldham, editor and
.«^ propr
3H- Western Union Telegraph Co, A. J. Shelly, mgr
0 o^ Wheeler Mrs. Ann, res E. Salem
M Wheeler A. L., miller Wachovia Mill, res J. D. Fri-
§6® day
k ^ Wheeler Miss Claudia, res W. H. Wheeler
P O Wheeler G. W., wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
GD town
Gfi Wheeler Miss Mamie, res Dr. W. H. Wheeler
Wheeler Dr. W. H., U. S. int rev col, res se cor
Church and First sts, Salem
Whitaker Wm. A., of Bitting & Whitaker, tob mfrs,
• res nw cor Cherry and Fifth sts
Whitaker H. G., canvasser Singer Mfg Co, res Pilot
Mount
White Charles E., res William H. White
White Franky, elk postoffice, res J. S. White
White Jacob, shoemkr, res E. Salem
White James, res ws Broad, 4 h s Fourth st
White J. A., of J. A. White & Son, carriagemkrs'
&^« res ss Liberty st, nr limits
8^23 White J. A. & Son, wagon and carriagemkrs
O White J. E., wks J. S. White, res Broad, bet Fourth
?3iaa and Fifth sts
WHITE J« H. Jr., gen mdse, res sw cor Eighth'and
Liberty sts
WHITE J. 0., of J. 0. White & Son, carriagemkrs,
res ns Liberty, nr Cemetery st
WHITE J. 0. & SON, carriagemkrs
White J. S., carriage and wagonmkr, res es Main,
3 h n Fourth st
White Mrs. J. S. millinery, res es Main, 3 h n Fourth
st
EH IfflfTfRMfAHl Wines and Liquors Lead the State!
T NfUU in A Pl'RETENTWINESforSACRAMENTAL PURPOSES
■ Ut UUYlbUi?y U McAdoo House, Greensboro, N.C.
DIRECTORY. 141
White Department. ™ ^
White Miss Lola, student, res J. H. White, Jr Sp
White Miss Mattie, elk Mrs. J. S. White, res J. S. t>Jg
White ^O
White Miss Mollie, res es Depot, 1 h n Fourth st ^C
White Miss M., res Mrs. T. Tise CD £}
White Walter, res William H. White tdfVI
White William H., painter, res ss Liberty, cor Depot go
st
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White W. G., res ws Water, nr Bellew Creek st,
Salem
WHITEHEAD Z. W., solicitor and correspondent ►, ,
Western Sentinel CD "^
Whitlow Mrs, Maggie, res ns Liberty, cor Chestnut st Q(H
Wicker W. C, miller Salem mill, res ss Mill, Salem, q1"^
op Marshall st ^Wk
Widows Home, under the auspices of the Moravian ti.mm
Church, sw cor Main and Old Shallowford sts, P $5%
Salem OQ
Wier Henry, res es Cemetery, 4 h n Liberty st frjw
Wier, Mrs. Susan, wid, res Henry Wier O J>
Wiford W. H., butcher Fred Gerner p! j\
Wiggins W. A., cigarmkr, bds Mrs. H. V. Yarbrough cd iT
Wilborn S A., canvasser Singer Mfg Co, res Burke, *' SM
Surrey co 'qJ^
Wiles Miss Salie, res T. A. Wiles 4 — ■
Wiles T. A., floormgr Farmers Warehouse, res es h2
Spruce, 1 h s Fourth st ^0)
Wiley Miss Annie W., res Rev. C. H. Wiley cd"--*
Wiley Rev. C. H, D.D., dist. supt. Am. Bible Society, hrffH
res es Spruce. 1 h n Fifth st H JJJ
Wiley James W., student, res Rev. 0. H. Wiley Q gj
Willis H. H., cabinetmkr, bds T. P. Styron g."#
Williams Alex, res ns Fifth, 1 h w Spring st ^O
Williams Miss Dora, res Mrs. E. Williams tJtm
Williams Mrs. E., wid, res es Main, 3 h s Bank st, JIlO
Salem P "^
Williams Miss Lurenia, res Sisters House c+^
Williams Miss Mary, domestic N. G. Stockton O w
Williams N. G., dept. int. rev. col, bds Mrs. Black ^ 5
Williams Mrs. N. H., res Rev. F. M. Keith %
7W
■ 142 DIRECTORS
BubinessHniversitv:
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White Department.
Williams Rowan, wks J. M. Wimmer, res Mrs. E.
• Williams
5 Williamson A. A., carpenter res ss Third 2 h w
\M Liberty st
h Williamson Miss A. B., res T. F. Williamson
0 WILLIAMSON & CORRIE, books and job printing,
H musical instruments
j5 Williamson C. H., bkkpr T. F. Williamson & Son,
u res T. F. Williamson
*j Williamson R. L , of T. F. Williamson & Son, tob
<p cnfrs, res T. F. Williamson
jj Williamson & Smith, leaf tob brokers
g Williamson T. F., of T. F. Williamson & Son, tob
£ mfrs, res ss Fifth 2 h e Spring st
^Williamson T. F. & Son, tob mfrs
fl WILLIAMSON W. B., of Williamson & Corrie, books
Q job printing, musical instruments, bds H. X. Dwire
+» Wilson E. EL, elk Brown, Rogers & Co, res se cor
2 Second and Church sts
« Wilson Ira, res Mrs. Sarah Wilson
Wilson M. N., leaf tob, res ss Fifth 2 h e Spring st
Wilson Nathaniel S., bkkpr A. B. Gorrell res P. A.
Wilson
Wilson Peter J., bkkpr Brown Rogers & Co., res T. J.
Wilson
Wilson P. A., tailor, res cor Third and Elm sts
Wilson P. A., jr, bkkpr Brown & Carter
Wilson Robert, res Mrs. Sarah Wilson
Wilson Mrs. Sarah, wid, res Bhansontown
Wilson S. D., of D. D. & E. Schouler, dry goods, res
New York
Wilson Thomas J., lawyer, res nw cor Second and
Main sts
Wilson T. A., bkkpr Brown Bros, res gw cor Second
and Chestnut sts
Wimmer George F., elk depot, res John M. Wimmer
TRY
NEWCOMB'S PURE WINES, LIQUORS,
DIRECTORY
White Department. *\ a
Wimmer John M , res es Main 2 h s Bank st, Salem [(®QC
Wimmer John W., res John M. Wimmer gmf?
Wimmer W. M., tel opr, res John M. Wimmer On
Winfrey J. W.. mgr Brown & Bro M '
Winkler Miss Kate P., res C. A. Winkler g°
Winkler Eugene, elk C A. Winkler, res same *3
Winkler Mrs Amelia, wid, res Widows Home i^
Winkler C. A., baker, confectioner and toys, res es L^
Main 4 h s Bank st, Salem T~f*\
Winkler Miss Clandia C, res C. A. Winkler ^J^
Winkler Miss Jessie, asst Salem Academy for boys TJ-Tm
Winkler Miss Minnie C, res C. A. Winkler g? gJ
Winkler Miss Mattie A., res C A. Winkler dq w
Winkler W. €., elk Pfohl & Stockton ^ $
■Winters Amanda, cook N. T. Watkins H jp^
Winters Miss Susan, domestic C. A. Hege £B 5P
Winston Cemetery, ne limits, nr Liberty st b K"
Winston Baptist Church. Second, nr Church st w w
Winston Dancing Hall, Old Town, nr Fifth st — j —
Winston Fire Department See Appendix ^
Winston Graded School nw cor Fourth and Broad sts i— i
WINSTON LEADER, J. A. Robinson, editor and ^
propr £— i
Winston Postoffice, W. A. Walker, postmaster i— i
Winston P. H., lawyer, res es Broad, 3 h s Fourth st . J>
Winston. Tobacco Mfg Co, J. W. Raed, prest, T. W. % g«
Huske, sec and treas, Ed L Jones, mgr H ^*
Winston Water Works, Thomas J. Wilson, prest, G. $ 2B
W. Hinshaw, sec and treas ^ >-'
Wolf W. H., bartender Alsop Bros, bds G. W. Alsop £ ^
Wollen Daniel, briekmason, bds Rev. F. M. Keith p
Wollen John, briekmason, bds Rev. F. M. Keith ^ £?
Wood W. W., res ne cor Sixth and Main sts ■
Woodburn Moore, res ws Main st, op Belo House, Sa- P O
lem 0
Woodruff J M., elk Brown & Carter, bds Mrs. N. J. 5rJ
Terry £
Wooten H. C, res n limits, nr Liberty st £_J
Wrenn J. C, salesman J. H. Valentine, res Lemly & hj-i
Buxton big i J
£
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£
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JH~ ;i-lflll COLLED!
Hfl 53 .-, ,:r-' class Practical School. Circulars free.
««j O "■>-'<■/.'■/•, principal. Macon, Ga.
•H g White Department.
Wright Alex, carpenter, res ns Liberty, nr Main st
Wright A. R., elk Hinshaw & Bynum, bds Mrs. N. J.
Terry
Wright Frank, bartender Earnhardt Loepler, bds
same
Wright Frank B., elk D. D..& E. Schouler, bds Mrs.
H. V. Yarbrough
Wright G. A. ^shoemkr res L. A. Core
*3] 3 Wright John, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
C^^k town
J3 -w Wright Samuel, res es Cherry, 2 h n Fifth st
C? of Wright William, wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
H # town
.3 ° Wurreschke Bernhard, elk Wachovia Mills, res Prof.
+iW L. B. Wurreschke
5R bo Wurreschke Rev. L B., prin Salem Academy for boys.
g;g res es Church st, 2 h n Salem Academy
g o yARBROUGH HOUSE (boarding), Mrs. H. V,
„0 Yarbrough, proprss, es Liberty, bet Fourth and
G> 0 Fifth sts
lhl £< Yarbrough Mrs. H. V., wid, boarding, Liberty st, op
-M a Farmers Warehouse
ttl -~ Yarbrough Miss Maggie A., res Mrs. H. V. Yar-
g 2 brough
HH PQ Yarbrough T. B., apprentice Salem Iron Works, res
HMrs. H. V. Yarbrough
Yates Charles, res ns Bellew Creek, 2 h e Chesnut st,
Salem
&£\ Yates Mrs. Mary, gen mdse, res Charles Yates
Wj Young E. F., broker, bds Central Hotel
Young John, res ns Liberty, 3 h w Chestnut st
I7ERELY JOHN H., U. S. storekeeper, res es Pop-
H lar, lhn West st, Salem
Zerely Miss Mary, res es Main st, 5 h s Public Square,
Salem
Ziglar Robert L., res S. B. Ziglar
Ziglar S. B., res ws Poplar, lhn Fourth st
Zimmerman Miss Ollie, domestic J. R. Johnson
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Winston and Salem Directory.
COLORED DEPARTMENT.
To find a name know how it is spelled.
Half numbers mean upstairs.
Errata, changes and removals will be found in last pag^o.
Where residence or business is located in Gome named build-
ing or block, see name of same in regular classification of white
department.
ABBREVIATIONS.
al alley
ave avenue
bds boards
bet between
big ...building
elk clerk
cond conductor
dept.. department
eug engineer
es east side
frt freight
lab laborer
mfg manufacturing
infr manufacturer
nr near
ns north sidn
op opposite
res i-eaides
R. M. S — railway mail Sfrv'c?
R. R railroad
secy secretary
&s south side
st street
supt ..-. superintendent
servt servant
waah'n .washerwoman
wid widow
ws west side
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY AT THE END OF NAME DEPART-
MENT. SEE INDEX.
If name or other information wanted, is not found in its
proper classification, see addenda and errata in last pages.
ABBY COLEMAN, res Montague's Row
AdamsHicks, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
town
Adams Lettie, res Old Town Road n limits
Adams Roberts, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
town
Adams Zan, wks G E. Nissen & Co., res Waughtown
Albright Lewis, bl'ksmith A. E. Gierst
Allen Joseph, res ns Fifth 2 h e Maine st
Allen Martha, servt C. Hamlen
Allen Robert, res Joseph Allen
16 W
134 DIRECTORY.
Colored Department.
Allison John, porter Rittenberg Bros
Alspaugh Martha, res Seventh st ne limits
American Hotel and Barber Shop, General Barringer,
propr, Liberty, bet Fourth and Fifth st
Anderson James, wks T. F. Williamson & Son, res es
Church, 2 h n Fifth st
Anderson John, res n limits
Anderson John Jr, res n limits
Anderson Linda, servt J. W. Hanes
Anderson Maggie, servt A. L. Stipe
Andrews Miss Belle, seamstress, res ws Depot 1 h n
Fourth st
Anglish Millie, servt J. W. Kernodle
Archer Charlotte, res se cor Fifth and Chestnut sts
Atwood Elijah, driver F. & H Fries, res ns West 1 h
n Main st, Salem
BABB BETTIE, res es Depot 4 h s Third st
Baggs Joseph, cook Belo House
Bailey Agnes, servt V. 0. Thompson
Bailey Burchett, res es Depot, 6 h n Seventh st
Bailey Ella, servt T. D. Barber
Bailey Henry, res ss Third st 8 h e Depot
Bailey Terry, res Seventh st ne limits
Bailey Thomas, res n limits
Baker Ann, servt H. E. Mclver
Baker William, groceries, res ns Fifth 2 h e Main st
Baldwin Pleasant, servt Dr. R. F. Gray
Banks Lemon, res Reynolds Grove
Banks Phillip, laborer, res cor Fourth and Church sts
Banner Josephene, servt F. G. Crutchfield
Banner Maggie, servt J. S Broadaway
Banner Melinda, res Browntown
Banner Samuel, wks A. B, Gorrell
Barringer General, proprieter American Hotel and
Barbor Shop, Liberty bet Fourth and Fifth sts
Barksdale S. W. of Cash and Barksdale, barbers, res
Liberty st
Bason Giles, blacksmith, M. N. Vagler
Bason Rebecca, nurse W. G. Ledbetter
Bates John, blacksmith, M. N. Vagler
Beason Giles, res es Sycamore, bet Fifth and Seventh
sts
Beaver Samuel, wks B. J. Sheppard & Co.,
I.B.1
EWOOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead tbe State
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
McAxloo House, - - - - Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 135
Colored Department.
Beaver Ephriam, waiter Belo House
Beck Delia, servt Dr. W. L. Brown
Beck Fannie, res Dr. W. L. Brown
Belo Ida, res Browntown
Belo Jane, res Browntown
Belo Matilda, res Browntown
Benton Aaron, porter A.llen & Allen
Benton Holly, servant Mrs. N. J. Terry-
Bethel George, res George Going
Bethel Julia, res ss 4| 3 h w Poplar st
Bethel Lucinda, res ns Seventh, 2 h w Chesnut st
Bethel Mamie, res Julia Bethel
Biddle John, res Happy Hill
Bitting Henrietta, res ne limits
Bitting Mary, res Happy Hill
Bitting Sallie, res ws Chesnut, 1 h n Seventh st
Bitting Starling, servt W. A. Lemly, res Happy Hill
Black Mary, wks T. P. Williamson, res & Co., Henry
Raney
Black Martha, servt 0. C. Smith
Blackburn Edward, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res
Waughtown
Blackburn Gabriel, res Bahnsontown
Blackburn Jerry, res Reynolds Grove
Blackburn Sanders res Bahnsontown
Blackburn Thouaas, res es depot, 1 h n Fourth st
Blum Jerry, res es Elem op High st Salem
Blum Mollie, servt Dr. R. F. Gray
Bowman Emily, res n limits
Boyer Amy, res ws Sycamore, bet Fifth and Seventh
sts
branch Mary, res es depot 1 h n Fourth st
Brannock Andy, wksCox, Parker & Co., res Seventh
st ne limits
'ratcher Frank, brickmason, res Church, bet Third
and Fourth sts
Brendle Anthony, res ss Third st 3 h e depot
Britton Robert, res Browntown
Brooks Peter, res ws depot, 1 h s Fourth st
Brown Charles, res n limits
Bryan Gabe, barber, wks Samuel Brewer
timmmi
BOOTS, SHOESITRUNKS
S. Elm St., Greensboro, N. C.
136 DIRECTORY.
Colored Department.
Brown Green, wks Brown & Carter, res ss Third st
5 h e depot
Brown John, servt Dr. W. L. Brown
Brown Lizzie, res es Sycamore, bet Fifth and Seventh.
sts
Brown Mollie, servt Rev. W. A. Brown
Brown Rufus, res rear Mrs. M. M. Stockton
Brown Sallie, res Browntown
Brown William, servt Dr. S. N. Siewers, res es
Church 1 h s West st, Salem
Burt Jacob, wks E. E. Spaugh
Burton Harriet, servt T. H. Pegram
Butler W. T., wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
town
Butner Lou, servt Salem Hotel
Bynum Robert, wks S. Byerly & Son
rtAMPBELL JOSHUA, servt G. W. Alsop
^ Capp Rufus, servt P. H. Hanes
Cardwell Samuel, laborer P. & H. Fries res Brown-
town
Cardwell Wash, res ns Fifth 1 h w Spring st
Carmichael Lucy, servt Mrs. M. M. Gray
Carr Frank, wks Halt & Edmunds res ss Fifth 1 h
e Church st
Carr Henry, groceries, es Sycamore bet Fifth and
Seventh sts
Carr Sallie, res ws Sycamore bet Fifth and Seventh
sts
Carter Emma, servt Richard A. Stone
Carter Ibbie, servt W. B. Stipes
Carter Nash, res ws Church 1 h s Seventh st
Carter William, servt J. C. Conrad
Cash C. B., of Cash & Barksdale, barbers, res ss
Liberty 1 h w Main st
Cash & Barksdale, barbers,
Caswell John, servt T. L. Graham
Chaffin Caroline, res Happy Hill
Chaffin Lilly, servt Charles Brietz
Christian Ella, wash'n, res Wash Christian
Christian Wash, tobacco roller, res Church bet
Third and Fourth sts
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EWCOMB'S Wines and Liquors Lead the State
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
McAdoo House, Gkeexsboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 137
Colored Department. "
Clagg Samuel, res ns Third 1 h e Depot st
Clanton John, res nw cor Fourth and Depot sts
Clark Edward, res Bahnsontown
Clark John, res ns Seventh bet Depot and Sycamore
sts
Clark Lewis, res Happy Hill
Clark Melvin, wks Brown & Carter
Clark Nicholas, res ns Seventh bet Depot and Syca-
more sts
Clemmons Anna, res ss Seventh 1 h w Chesnut st
Clemmons James A, barber Cash & Barksdale, res ws
Sycamore bet Fifth and Seventh sts
Clemmons Luther, res ss Seventh 1 h w Chestnut st
Clemmons Rufus, wks Central Hotel, res ws Church
st 1 h s Seventh st
Clotfilter Rebecoa, res Brovvntown
Coats Cheretta. res Dock Coats
Coats Dock, rest
Cobb James, res Montague's row
Cobb Lewis, res es Sycamore bet Fifth and Seventh
sts
Cole Robert, res Montagues row
Coleman Fayette, res se cor Fifth and Chestnut sts
Coleman John, res ss Sixth, 2 h w Church st
Coleman Sandy, res se cor Fifth and Chestnut sts
Collins Judy, res nw cor Depot and Seventh sts
Collins Mary, res Bhansontown
Collins Thenie, res Frank Mastine
Conrad Alexander, res Browntown
Conner Andrew, cook Central Hotel
Conrad George, res Old Town road n limits
Conrad Mary, res sw cor Depot and Fourth sts
Cooper George, res ns Seventh bet Depot and Syca-
nore sts
Cousins M. E. C. L. servt J. P. Hannah
Covington Albert, blacksmith M. N. Vogler
Covington Cole, wks Sam Reynolds, res Fifth st Wins-
ton
Covington Isam, res Seventh st ne limits
Covington John, res Browntown
II F BOYD k OQ BOOTS, SHOES AND TRIMS
South Elm St., Greensboro, N. C.
138 DIRECTORY.
I Colored I>epartment.
Covington Pleasant, res Seventh st ne limits
Covington Sallie, servt Mrs T. J. Hardie
Cox Beverly, res ss Sixth 1 h w Church st
Crenshaw Harriet, res Thomas Sullivan
Crews J. H. servt William Nelson
Crews M. porter R. B. Perkins
Crump Agatha, res Joseph Goslen
Cunningham Green, tobacco roller, res Church bet
Third and Fourth sts
Curry Ella, res sw cor Fifth and Chestnut sts
Curtis Jasper, servt T. F. Williamson
DABNEY ED. & SON, groceries, res es Church, 2:
h s Fifth st
Dabney Bailey, wks T. F. Williamson & Son
Davis Bettie, servt W. S. Martin
Davis Columbia, res Browntown
Davis Hattie, servt W. A. Whittaker
Davis Lucinda, res ws Chestnut, 1 h n Sixth st
Davis Pink, porter Phelps & Vogler
Davis Thomas, driver Crutchfield & McArthur, res
rear Jane Reich
Davis William, driver Crutchfield & McArthur, res
n limits
Dalton Annie, servt Daniel Reed
Dalton Dudley, wks T. F. Williamson & Son
Dalton Jerry, res n limits
Dalton Laura, res sw cor Depot and Fourth sts
Dalton Luvenia, res es Chestnut, 5 h n Fourth st
Dalton Maggie, cook Stephen Neal
Dalton Susan, res n limits
Dalton Sylla, res Susan Hairston
Dalton William, res sw cor Fifth and Chestnut st©
Dandridge Sallie, servt Peter Dalton
Daniel John, res Turner Weathers
Dedmond Clarissa, res Happy Hill
Dick Jonas, res ws Depot, 1 h s Fourth st
Dick William, res ws Depot, 1 h n Fourth st
Dillard Julia, res ne cor Fifth and Chestnut sts-
Dillard Martin, wks J. W. Friers
Dixon Henry, res es Depot, 2 h s Third st
For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
J08F Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, X. C.
DIRECTORY. 139
Colored Department.
Dodson Rosa, res cor Fourth and Church sts
Doherty Wyiie, servt 0. C. Smith
Donnell Amanda, res Randall Donnell
Donnell Randall, res nw cor Fourth and Depot sts
Dower Woodson, res Reynolds Grove
Douthit Alexander, res Browntown
Dutton Rufus, wks T. F. Williamson & Son
Dyson Matilda, res ws Depot, 1 h s Fourth st
ECKLES LAURA., res ws Depot, 2 h s Fourth st
Eddy John, brickmason, res Church, bet Third
and Fourth sts
Edwards James, res ss Third, 6 h e Depot st-
Edwards Matilda, nurse Central Hotel
Edwards Mollie, res Old Town st, n limits
Edwards Nester, servt W. W. Woods
Edwell James, shoemkr, res Fourth st
Edwell Harrison, shoemkr James Edwell, res same
Ellis Thomas, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
town
FLINT JAMES, res es Sycamore, bet Fifth and
Seventh sts
Foster Alf, brickmason, res Church, bet Third and
Fourth sts
Foster John, res Pleasant Foster
Foster Pleasant, waiter Merchants' Hotel, res es Oak,
2 h n Seventh st
Foust Eliza, res Mack Foust
Foust Mack, res ss Liberty, 3 h n Chestnut st
Foust Rankin, barber, res e limits
Fowlkes Louis, res Ratcliff Hill
Foy Calvin, res se cor Fifth and Chestnut sts
Foy Laura, res ws Chestnut, 1 h n Fourth st
Foy Lizzie, servt Rev. T. J. Ogburn
Foy Pleasant, res nr Belo Pond
Foy Samuel, yardman Central Hotel
Franklin .John, restaurant, res ws Church, 2 h n
Fifth st
Freeman William, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
town
H P PflVllA|inBWB1SlBB^MK!
Afeg ll UU 1 U UHJUl s. Elm St., Greensboro, N. C.
140 DIRECTORY.
Colored Department
Fries Bettie, res ne limits
Fries Cora, servt Mrs. R. L. Patterson
Fries Earnest, wks F. & H. Fries
Fries Flora, servt Rev. Edward Rondthaler
Fries George, servt C. L. Rights
Fries Harry, servt F. H. Fries
Fries Henry, res Ratcliffe Hill
Fries James, servt Mrs. Jane Masten
Fries Julia, res ns Seventh, bet Depot and Sycamore
sts
Fries Laura, servt Mrs. Jane Masten
Fries Perlina, res Henry Fries
Fries "Washington, wks F. & H. Fries
Fries Wesley, wks F. & H. Fries
Fulton Anthony, res Bahnsontown
Fulton Green, res ss Fifth, 1 h w Chestnut st
GALLOWAY FRANK, servt Mrs. H. V. Yarbrough
Galloway Gaston, wks T. F. Williamson & Son
Galloway Joshua, res ws Reservoir, 1 h s Belo st
Galioway Nannie, cook, res cor Fourth and Church
sts
Galloway Reuben, wks T. F. Williamson & Son
Galloway Rufas, res ws Chestnut, 1 h n Sixth st
Galloway William, res n limits
Gates Abraham, shop boy Samuel Bremer
Gates Alexander, barber S. Brewer, res se cor Main
and Seventh sts
Gates Miranda, servt R. W. B. Happer
Gibson Alverta, res Bahnsontown
Gibson Henry, res Bahnsontown
Gibson Letitia, res ne limits
Gilmer Charity, res Luvenia Dalton
Glass Reuben, res es Depot, 1 h n Fourth st
Glenn Alex, servt Mrs. M. M. Gray
Glenn Carrie, cook Dock Coats
Glenn Sandy, res Old Town road, n limits
Glenn Sylvia, waiter Central Hotel
Going George, res op R. & D. depot
Going Henry, res Seventh st, ne limits
Going Holman, res ns Seventh, cor Chestnut st
I L NEWGOMB'S
Wines and Liquors Lead the State !
PURE TENT WINESfor SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 141
Colored Department.
Going James, porter J. F. Prather
Going Josephine, servt P. H. Hanes
Going Nannie, servt J. B. Vaughn
Going Pinkney, wks P. H. Hanes, res se cor Sycamore
ana Fifth sts
Golden Calvin, res Montague's Row
Golden Martha, servt Prof. L B. Wurreschke
Good Samaritans, see Appendix
Gorrell Henry, wks E. E. Spaugh
Goslen John, wks Belo House
Goslen Joseph, res ws Church sf, 1 h s West, Salem
Graded School, Browntown
Gray Daniel, res Browntown
Gray David, res ne cor Fourth and Depot sts
Gray Jackson, res Browntown
Graves Joseph, res es Depot, 1 h n Fourth st
Green Edward, res Daniel Starr
Green Emma, servt M. W. Rose
Green James, res John Price
Green Ned, wks T. F. Williamson & Son
Green Paul, wks T. F. Williamson & Son
Green Randolph, res Daniel Starr
Green Susan, res ss Fifth, 1 h e Church st
Griffin Sarah, res Browntown
Grimes Lina, servt J. D. Paylor
Grogau Jack, res Montagues row
Grubbs Sandy, driver P. A. Wilson
Gwinn A., wks T. F. Williamson & Son
Gwinn Benjamin, res ws Chestnut 1 h n Sixth st
Gwinn Ellen, servt Dr. R. D. Hay
Gunn Rufus, res ws Chestnut 1 h n Sixth st
TTAIRSTON BIRD, servt J. E. Gilmer
■"■ Hairston Ellis, res Montagues row
Hairston Florence, res Seventh st ne limits
Hairston James, wks E. E. Spaugh, res ws Sycamore
bet Fifth and Seventh 'sts
Hairston Lula, servt B. J. Sheppard
Hairston Mary, res Reynolds Grove
Hairston Reid, servt James A. Gray
Hairston Robert, res Montagues row
142 DIRECTORY.
Colored Department.
Hairston Susan, res ws Chestnut 2 h n Fourth st
Hairston Tyler, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
town
Hairston William, res Montagues row
Haley Lou, res n limits
Hampton Emily, wks T. F. Crist
Hamilton Robert, wks J. S. White, res rear same
Hampton Victoria, res nr Belo Pond
Hanes Amos, res ns Bank nr Eden st
Hargreaves Sallie, res ws Sycamore, bet Fifth and
Seventh sts
Harris Isaac, res Browntown
Harris Isam, res ss Fifth 1 h w Chestnut st
Harris Mary, res ns Seventh bet Depot and Syca-
more sts
Harris Matilda, res George Youse
Hart Benjamin, servt D. E. Smook
Hart Frank, servt D. E. Smook
Harvey Alice, servt Mrs. M. C. Angle
Hauser Nancy, res ws Sycamore, bet Fifth and
Seventh sts
Hawkins Francis, res ns Seventh, bet Depot and
Sycamore sts
Hawkins Julius, res n limits
Hayes Frank, wks T. F. Williamson & Son
Hayes Fannie, servt J. W. Sheppard
Heath Wash, hostler J. M. Robinson
Hege Anderson, res Montagues row
Hege Arabella, res Louis Hege
Hege Louis, groceries, res Seventh st, ne limits
Hege Thomas, servt Allen Spaugh
Helton Julia, res sw cor Depot and Fourth sts
Henderson John, groceries, res se cor Fifth and
Chestnut sts
Henderson Lucy, res sw cor Depot and Fourth sts
Henley Cornelia, servt Mrs. J. T. Thomburg
Henley Viney, servt Mrs. T. Bennett
Hepler Prince, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
town
Hickerson Bailey, res es Depot, 5 h n Seventh st
Hill Abram, res ne limits
Hill Andrews, res cor Fifth and Chestnut sts
Hill Ivy, wks A. B. Gorrell
Hill Joseph, wks Salem Academy, res Happy Hill
mNEWCOMB'S PURE WINES, LIQUORS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS, CREgflg8&gff'y:c.
DIRECTORY. 143
Colored Department.
Hill Mary, servt Prof. L. B. Wurreschke
Hilton David, res Browntawn
Hilton Martha, servt R. D. Johnston
Hines Kittie, res Browntown
Hoffman Lula, servt James M. Kogers
Holiness Jerry, drayman W. T. Carter & Co.,
Holland Regina, servt Mrs. Jane Masten
Holman William res Bahnsontown
Holmes James, res ss Third st, nr R. R. tracks
Holmes M. L. servt Mrs. J. T. Thomburg
Hoover Sallie, servt T. F. Williamson
Hopkins Preston, res nw cor Fourth and Depot sts
Hoskins Eliza, servt I. Leopold
Hoster Jennie^servt Mrs. N. J. Terry
Hoskins Robert, wks Depot, res ss First, 3 e Depot
st, Salem
jjowlett R. D. barber, res Seventh st
Houston Cynthia, servt E. J. Allen
Houston Lizzie, servt A. B. Gorrell
Houston Thaddeus, res n limits
Hughes Martha, servt G. W. Alsop
Hunt Solomon, res Happy Hill
JACKSON FANNIE, res ne limits
Jackson William, res ss Fifth, 1 h e Church st
James James, res ss Fifth 1 h w Chestnut st
Jarrett Addie, servt F. H. Fries
Jarrett James, res n limits
Jeffers Mary, cook M. F. Rogers
Jeffreys Sheppard, res Lucinda Davis
Jefferson Mary, res ns Liberty, cor Depot st
Jewell Eli, barber Rankin House
Johnson Addison, res es Main, 1 h n Seventh st
Johnson Ann, servt G. F. Foust
Johnson Charles, res ns Seventh, bet Depot and Syca-
more sts
Johnson Frank, res Browntown
Johnson Francis, servt W. A. Lemly
Johnson F. R. barber, R. D. Hamlett
Johnson John, res Salisbury Road, Salem
Johnson Joseph, res Brendletown
DIRECTORY.
Colored Department.
Johnson Joseph, res ss Sixth 3 h w Church st
Johnson Lizzie, wash'n, res cor Fourth and Church sts
Johnson Rasbery, res Montagues row
Johnson Wylie, res Montagues row
Jones Carrie, res Susan Hairston
Jones Celia, res ns Fifth 1 h e Main st
Jones Crawford, res Reynolds Grove
Jones Eda, res Babnsontown
Jones Eliza, servt E. J. Babington
Jones James, res Mary Jones
Jones Mary, res ws Main st op Belo House, Salem
James Mary res Stephen Stokes
Jones Prior, res Mary Jones
Jones William, driver Crutchfield & McArthur, res'
es Depot 3 h n Seventh st
Joyce Columbus, servt R. D. Brown
Joyce Harriet, res Jane Joyce
Joyce James, res ns Fifth 1 h e Main st
Joyce Jane, res ws Church 1 h n Fifth st
Joyce Luther, waiter Belo House
Joyce Millie, servt R. D. Brown
Joyce Thomas, res Montagues row
KAIN DAVID, head waiter, Central Hotel
Keiser Sallie, servt Mrs. E. P. Webb
Kelly Elias, res Anthony Brendle
Kelly Samuel, res se cor Fifth and Chestnut sts
Kent Henry, res Brown town
Kerby Chanie, res ws Depot 2 h s Fourth st
Kimball Wm, wks Rufus Pitts, res cor Fourth and
Church sts
King Frank, servt W H Wheeler
King Richard, res nw cor depot and Seventh st
Kirby Charlotte, res n limits
Kiser Malinda, servt Martin Grogan
Kountz Geo, res Geo Wagoner
LANIER ABRAM, res Happy Hill
Lawrence Rev A B, res op R. & D. depot
Lash Ada, res Fannie Roan
Lash Amanda, res ne cor Seventh and Chestnut sts
Lash Amelia, res ws Sycamore, bet Fifth and Sev-
enth sts
Lash Clanton, res Seventh st ne limits
TRY iwcoire
PURE WINES, LIQUORS, TO-
BACCO and CIGARS,
cAdoo House, Greensboro, N.C.
DIRECTORY, 145-
Colored Department.
Lash Jane, res wa Sycamore, bet Fifth and Seventh
sts
Leach Ella, res es Sycamore, bet Fifth and Seventh
sts
Leach John, servt J. G. Ecton, ws Sycamore, bet
Fifth and Seventh sts
Leak Lizzie, res ws Church 1 h s Seventh st
Leach Maria, servt, J.W. Davis
Lee Dennis, res ns Seventh, bet Depot and Sycamore
sts
Lee Lou, res es Sycamore, bet Fifth and Seventh sts
Leith Mack, shoe maker W. M. Lewis, res ns Fifth 1
h w Spring st
Lemly Ned, res Happy Hill
Lewis Caroline, servt Mrs. N. J. Terry
Lewis Jesse, res Montagues row
Lewis John H., res Bahnsontown
Lewis Wilkes, res Montagues row
Lewis William, res Browntown
Lewis W. M., shoe maker res e limits
Lewis Tobias wks T. F. Williamson & Son
Libson Lockett, res Aaron More
Lindsey Thomas, servt Dr. R. D. Hay
Lindsey Israel, res Happy Hill
Lindsey Charles, res Mary Jefferson
Lines Susan, res es Depot lhn Fourth st
Linville Alexander, groceries, res es Sycamore, bet
Fifth and Seventh sts
Linville Filman, res Bahnsontown
Llewellyn Lot, res Salisbury road
Loggins Geo, servt Dr. B. D. Hay
Long Annie, servt T A. Wilson
Long Bell, dish-washer Central Hotel
Long Manuel, res es Sycamore, bet Fifth and Seventh
sts
Long William, wks Fogle Bros, res Browtown
Lowry Henry, wks Cox, Parker & Co., res Woood st,
Salem
Luster Thomas, wks Salem Mill, res Ratcliff Hill
MACK ALICE, res Elijah Alwood
-"J- Mack Christopher, res Mack Foust
146 DIRECTORY.
Colored Department.
Mack Dock, wks Cox, Parker & Co.,
Mack Henry, res Browntown
Mack John, res ne cor Fifth and Chestnut sts
Mack Nathan, res es Depot 2 h s Third st
Malone George, wks W, E. Spach & Son, res Waugh-
town
Malone Leroy, wks W. E. Spach & Son, res Waugh-
town
Malone Mary, res Browntown
Malone William, ne res limits
Mann Caroline, servt Dr. R. D. Hay
Mann Manuel, hostler J. M. Bobinson
Manuel Jesse, lab, res Church, bet Third and Fourth
sts
Manuel Walter, brick mason, res Church, bet Third
and Fourth sts
March William waiter, Central Hotel
Martin Alexander, res Browntown
Martin Amy, servt Roderick Cotten
Martin Anna, res Happy Hill
Martin C, res ws Sycamore, bet Fifth and Seventh
sts
Martin Calvin, res Browntown
Martin Dennis, servt Roderick Cotten
Martin Harden, res ws Sycamore, bet Fifth and
Seventh sts
Martin Henry, wks W. B. Stipes
Martin Jerry, res Browntown
Martin Peter, res ss Third, 3 h e Depot st
Martin Robert, wks S. Byerly & Son, res Browntown
Martin R. J., barber, Cash & Barksdale," res Brown-
town
Martin Rosa, res se cor Fifth and Chestnut sts
Martin Thomas, res James Edwards
Martin Thomas, res rear Pinkney Going
Massey Laura, servt C. B. Brooks
Masten Asa, res n limits
Masten Frank, res ss Third st 11 h e Depot st
Matthew Addie, servt J, C. Conrad
Matthews Adella, res Browntown
Matthews Amy, res John Price
Matthews Charlotte, res Ratcliff Hill
Matthews Dallas, res Seventh st, ne limits
Matthews Hampton, res ns Seventh, bet Depot and
Sycamore sts
For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
^^T'Sacraniental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, ----- Greensboro, 'N. C.
DIRECTORY. 147
Colored Department.
Matthews Hannah, servt Frank A Martin
Matthews Hannah, servt V. 0. Thompson
Matthews Isaac, res Peter Matthews
Matthews Peter, res Ratcliff Hill
Mayo Annie, res Reynolds Grove
Mayo Elijah, wks T. F. Williamson & Son, res James
Edwards
McCubbins Noah, brickmason, res Church, bet Third
and Fourth sts
McCorkle Lydia, servt J. Q. A. Barham
McCullough Ellen, servt M. W. Norfleet
McCullum Mary, servt J. W. Hanes
McElroy Frank, res Giles McElroy
McElroy Giles, fireman F. & H. Fries, res Ratcliff
Hill
McElroy Narcissa, res Giles McElroy
McGee Joseph, wks A. B. Gorrell
Mebane Morris, res Browntown
Mebane Robert, res es Depot, 1 h s Third st
Mendenhall Lydia, res nw cor Depot and Seventh sts
Mendenhall William, res ns Seventh, bet Depot and
Sycamore sts •
Miller Letitia, servt Mrs. M. M. Stockton
Miller Lizzie, chambermaid Belo House
Miller Samuel, res ws Sycamore, bet Fifth and
Seventh sts
Miller Sarah, servt Mrs. M. M. Stockton
Mitchell Caswell, res Seventh st, ne limits
Mitchell Jack, res Henry Bailey
Mitchelll Jesse, res Old Town road, n limits
Mitchell John, res se cor Fifth and Chestnut sts
Mitchell Nannie, cook Mrs. H. V. Yarbrough
Mitchell Pink, porter C. A. Winkler
Mitchell Wesley, shoemkr, bds Wesley Cunningham
Mock William, wks C. F. Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
town
Moody Alex, res Montague's Row
Moore Aaron, res ss Third, 9 h e Depot st
Moore Ada, res Henry Bailey
Moore Ann, servt R. D. Mosely
Moore Emma, servt J. A. Brown
148 DIRECTORY.
Colored Department.
Moore Rebecca, servt R. R. Crawford
Moore Robert, res ws Depot, 1 h n Fourth st
Moore Susan, res Mary Conrad
Moody Tina, cook Anslom Reed
Moravian Church, es Church, 2 h s Walnut st, Salem
Morehead Carter, driver Hinshaw & Bynum, res es
Chestnut, 1 h n Fourth st
Morehead Florence, res American Hotel
Morgan Lizzie, servt H. X. Dwine
Morgan Nola, servt Dr. S- J. Montague
Morgan Rebecca, servt Yy. H. Wheeler
Morgan Sarah C, res Browntown
Morgan Walter, servt Dr. S. J. Montague
Morris Sarah, servt W. B. Carter
Morris Sallie, res George Youse
Moss Lawson, res Browntown
MEAL ALEXANDER, res Browntown
•^ Neal Henry, res ns Seventh, bet Depot and
Sycamore sts
Neely Cicero, res ns Seventh, I w Chestnut st
Nelson Mary, servt W. T. Nelson
Nelson Wrn., lunch stand, res nr reservoir
Norwood Bell, res George Youce
OAKS BETTIE, servt M. N. Wilson
Oaks Emeline, chamber maid Central Hotel
Oakes Green, res Happy Hill
Oakes Lee, dishwasher Central Hotel
Odd Fellows, see Appendix
Oliver Wm ., driver N. T. Watkins, res Browntown
PACE FANNIE, servt, Dr. J. T. Shaffner
Pace W. H., vegetables, bds Dock Coats
Paisley Maggie, cook, O. F. Sussdorff
Palmer Benjamin, rps Happy Hill
Palmer Carter, res Montagues row
Palmer Tampa, res ws Spring, 1 h n Fifth st
Pattersou Ann, servt Mrs. C. M. Graves
Patterson Harrison, teamster F. & H. Fries, res ne
cor Elm and First st
Patterson James, res Montagues row
Patterson J. H., teamster, F. & H. Fries
B For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. W— ^
S ^^"Sacramental Wines a Specialty. ^
McAcloo House, Greensboro, N. C. ^\
DIRECTORY. 149
Colored Department.
Patterson Lawson, servt R. L. Patterson
Patterson William, res Harrison Patterson ^
Payne Jennie, res John Mack Hj£)
Payne Jerry, res n limits j~^")
Payne Maggie, servt T. J. Wilson, res Matilda Searcy /TT
Payne S., barber, R. D. Homlett J^
Payne Sallie, res Pleasant Foster C ^L
Payne William, res es reservoir, 1 h s Belo st J^>L
Pembleton Henry, res ss Sixth, 3 h w Church st >^d
Penn Harriet, res Reynolds Grove L/^L
Perkins Richard, res n limits
Petree Gideon, res Browntown Qy
Pnfer Tetsey, servt M. N. Wilson c+-
Pitts Columbus, wks Cox, Parker & Co.,
Pinkston Martin, res Happy Hill ^TjEL
Poindexter R., wks Fogle Bros., ^T"
Poinkexter Sam, res nw cor Depot and Seventh sts ^
Pomell Mintus, wks T. F. Williamson & Son M- -
Preer Cyrus, res nr R & D depot p"h
Preer David, wks T. F. Williamson & Son, res ws ^— )
Chestnut, 1 h s Seventh st
Preer Louis, res ss Third, 7 h e Depot p&
Preston James, res se cor Fifth and Chestnut sts
Price Anderson wks Piedmont warehouse i_fvr\
Price Henry, waiter Belo House, res es Chestnut, 4 n \^j£)
Seventh st 1-^
Price J., wks Fogle Bros,, res Liberty st ne limits Q
Price John, res es Sycamore, bet Fifth and Seventh
sts
Price Samuel, res nw cor Seventh and Chestnut sts Jr$
Price Alex, wks Fred Gerner
Primm Samuel, wks T. F. Williamson & Son
Prindle Henry, res n limits
Prindle Samuel, wks J. B. Sheppard & Co.
Pritchett Floyd, res ns Fifth 1 h w Spring st
a
ANEY ANGELINA, res es Depot, 1 h n Fourth st jb
Raney Henry, res ss Fifth 2 h s Chestnut st >jfis
TUT Y OF MM & M»RT1N,DRMSTS 2
^ 150 DIRECTORY.
P5 Colored Department.
O Raney Mary, res se cor Fifth and Chestnut sts
QJ q Rankin Julius waiter Salem Hotel
• Ratcliff Samuel res Ratcliff Hill
o^ % Reed Isam, servt Dr. J. F. Shaffner
h Reeves Ella, servt E. H. Wilson
JZj o Reynolds Bettie, servt Dr. R. F. Gray
q H Reynolds Henry, res Ratcliff Hill
^q j!j Reynolds James, res Frank Masten
«^ h Reynolds James, res Henry Reynolds
■^ k Reynolds Samuel, blacksmith, res Ratcliff Hill
<J Reynolds Susan, res Henry Reynolds
i-^ Richardson Allen, gasmkr F. & H. Fries
►— J Richardson Frederich, res es Sycamore, bet Fifth
(—3 and Seventh sts
£^ Richardson John, res es Depot, 1 h n Fourth st
^ Richardson Thos., drayman J. C. Nicholson & Co
* — > — - Richmond Bethel, res ss Third, 10 h e Depot st
^ °3 Richmond Horace, wks Belo House
^ £ Ridley Nora, servt W. Y. Revelle
c3 £ Roberts John, wks A. B. Gorrell
^ H Roberts Sallie, res American Hotel
^, h- Robertson Benjamin, res ss Fifth, 1 h w Chestnut st
go a: Robertson Lizzie, servt Rev. T. H. Johnston
pq m Robertson Thomas, res ss Sixth, 3 h w Church st
^\_^ Robinson Benjamin, lunch stand, res Fourth, nr
Main st
Robinson John, res op R. & D. depot
^ Robinson Samuel, res ns Third, 2 h e Depot st
^ Robinson Thomas, res Bahnsontown
rK Rollin John, servt Dock Coats
a^ Rose Mark, yard man Central Hotel
5J Russell William, res ns Seventh, bet Depot and
2~. Sycamore sts
m
jCcg) a AWYER NACY, cook P. A. Wilson
O U ^ Scales Burrell, driver Crutchfield & McArthur
>5 ° Scales Charles, res Reynolds Grove
^ Scales Dudley, res B ihnsontown
Ph TRUSSES at fiRAlL!Sl'5i5o m>
E.G.N
EWOOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead the State L.
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes. [ '
McAdoo House, - - - - Greensboro, N. C. ^
DIRECTORY. 151
o
a
m
Colored Department.
Scales Hubbard, res nr R&D depot
Scales Lucy, res ss Seventh, cor Sycamore st
Scales Mary, servt, W. T. Nelson
Scales Nelson, res Montagues row
Scales Pierce, wks B J. Sheppard & Co.,
Scales Preston, res ne limits
Scales Stephen, res R&D depot
Scott Luther, wks G. E. Nissen & Co., res Waugh-
town
Seals Burwell, res op R & D depot
Searcy Bettie, res Bahnsontown
Searcy Emma, res John Mack
Searcy Matilda, res se cor Fifth and Chestnut sts
Searcy Robert, porter Belo House, res op same
Shaw David, wks T. F. Williamson & Son
Shaw Samuel, wks T. F. Williamson & Son, res James
Anderson
Shelton John, res n limits ^
Shelton Sallie, chambermaid Central Hotel ^
Sherman Emma, tobacco hand, res nr C. F. Sussdorff ^J
Sherman John, tobacco hand, res nr C. F. Sussdorff
Sherman Julia, tobacco hand, res nr C. F. Sussdorff Q£
Sherman Thomas, tobacco hand, res nrC. F. Sussdorff^ ^
Sherman William, tob hand, res rear C F Sussdorff <| ^j
Shouse Rufus, res ne cor Seventh and Chesnut sts ^ ^j
Siewers Addie, servt B F Crosland y ^3
Siewers Richard, res Happy Hill H ^j
Simmons Ettie, servt I Leopold jjj *H
Siseloff Frank, servt C J Watkins
Slaughter T S, boarding and lodging, res es Church,
3 h s Fifth st J.
Smith Alfred, wks C F Nissen & Co, res Waughtown w3
Smith Anderson, Porter Salem Hotel, q hw
Smith Edward, res James Edwards ■ Jj*
Smith Frank*, res Browntown O
Smith James, wks C F Nissen & Co, res Waughtown ^
Smith Jerry, res es Sycamore, bet Fifth and Seventh ^|j
sts ^
BEST LINE DF CIGARS M gray & mrtiys, &
■ ■■■ ■■■!■ «■ BlVllllB WINSTON, N. C *
■3^?
I IB TOBACCOS GRAiXfH^
OO 152 DIRECTORY.
ogj ^h Colored Department.
G" Smith Lee, res ss Fifth st, 1 h e Church st
o -2 Smith Pleasant, wks C F Nissen & Co, res Waugh-
™ a town
£j! Smith Washington, res Happy Hill
Smithers Julius, dish washer Belo House
^ Snow Alice, servt S B Ziglar
^ Snow Jason, res Laura Foy
«- Snow Peter, res ne limits
^XK Snow Victoria, res Fannie Roan,
; ^ Snow Viney, res Fannie Roan
^— I Spargler Catherine, waiter Central Hotel
Q I Spaugh Catherine, res es Sycamore, bet Fifth and
Q i Seventh sts
^j Speace Frank, wks G. E. Nissen & Co, res Waughtown
v^T Spies Benjamin, res ws Spring, 1 h n Fifth st
C£< Spies Emma, servt Nicholas Barham
Sprinkle Robert, wks R. & D. R. R., res ss Third st, 2
r3^ h e depot
q Stafford Harris, wks Arista Mills
^ Staples George, res ne limits
^T^ Staples Kate, res ne limits
vjy Stedman James, wks Geersh & Senseman, res Happy
W< Hill
Stedman Henderson, res Happy Hill
^^3 Steele Anderson, res Browntown
£T Stewart Solomon, servt Dr. J F. Shaffner
^ Stockton Calvin, wks T. F. Williamson & Son
Stockton Henry, res Happy Hill
*~&L Stockton Jerry, res Mack Foust
,^ Stockton Nicey, res Sam Robinson
O Stokes Barbara, res Reynolds Grove
O Stokes Stephen, wks B. J. Sheppard & Co, res cor
j£Q Fourth and Church sts
^a^ Stone Aaron, servt C. B. Brooks
, Stone Caroline, res cor Fifth and Chesnut sts
q Strong Jerry, res Reynolds Grove
O Sullivan Thomas, wks W. B. Stipes, res ss Third st,
r~r 4 h e depot
rjj Sutser Mollie, servt A. B. Gorrell
mR B RllVIU (111 B00TS- SHOESJf TRUNKS,
H l f l DU 1 V VU \J\Jt S. Elm St. , Greensboro, N. C.
E.G.N
EWCOMB'S Wines and Liquors Lead the State r~MT)
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes. ^J-*-
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C (^
DIRECTORY. 153
T
Colored Department. H^
AYLOR ADELINE, chambermaid Central Hotel £j
Taylor Cora, res sw cor depot and Fourth sts ^k
Taylor Curtis, wks T. F. Williamson & Sons, res ws O^
Church, 5 h n Fifth st fH
Taylor Oscar, servt T. H. Pegram ^^J
Taylor Oscar, wks A. B. Gorrell 00
Taylor William, office boy Belo House, res Happy *£?
Hill 50
Terry Calvin, res se cor Fifth and Chesnut sts O
Tesh John, res Old Town st, n limits <j
Thornas Abne/, res ws Sycamore, bet Fifth and Sev- S
enth sts ^
Thomas E. B., groceries, res es depot st, 2 h n Sev- t ■
enth st WH
Thomas Fannie, res Abner Thomas J^
Thomas Lizzie, res ws Sycamore, bet Fifth and Sev- W
enth sts H
Thomas W. E., shoemaker, Wesley Mitchel, bds g
Richard Cunningham H
Tinsley Caroline E., servt, James R. Pierce Q&-
Tinslow Spencer, res Browntown ^^
Tise Eliza, res nr Belo Pond LJ
Tiser Alf, porter, Central Hotel ^^
Tiser Joseph, porter V. O. Thompson H
Tison Joseph, res Browntown ±1
Transon Mollie, servt J. P. Hannah * X1
Tuck Anna, res ns Seventh, bet Depot and Syca- ^^J
more sts L-i-J
Tucker Aaron, wks Brown & Carter Kj
Tucker Francis, cook Dack Coats £^
Tull Amanda, res n limits £^
yANSTORY AUGUSTUS, porter Gray & Martin, -^
" res ss Third 2 h w Liberty st "^^
Vernon Matilda, res n limits ^~"i
Vernon Sallie, res ws Depot, 2 hs Fifth st H
WADE JOHN, wksT. F. Williamson & Son, res gg
*" ss Third, 4h e Depot st 5
Wagner Geo., lunch stand, res Fourth nr Main st 2
Walker Adeline, servt, George Heinshaw I?
>- @MY & ' nni gp» | THIRD ST,
I- k MARTIN iUnUUO ilMfc 8. C,
■J § 15£_ DIRECTORY.
^» oo Colored Department.
O* — Walker Charles, res Bahnsontown
>■ Walkei George shoemkr, res Seventh st ne limits
L&9 m Walker George, res Happy Hill
ft .2 Walker Mary, cook, Benjamin Robinson
«jk g Walker Mathews, res Happy Hill
w O Walker Richmond, barber shop, res ne cor Depot and
<( ^ Fourth st
_jl Walker Robert, res Bahnsontown
W | Wall Alfred, res n limits
J | Wall Dorcas, res n limits
111 * Wall George, sevt Dr. H. T. Bahnson
ffl ?9 Wall James, waiter Central Hotel
^ J Wall Jane, servt E. C. Clinard
^ ^ Wall Lidia, res n limits
J < Wall Peter, wks Brown & Carter, res Bahnsontown
•" Wall Pleasant, res Bulew Creek st and R. R
rT\ Wall Sallie, res Pleasant Wall
^ Wall Sidney, res Bahnsontown
«H Waugh Andrew, servt L. V. & E. T. Blum
~:^^ Waugh Samuel A , ast prin graded schools
\J~} Washington Mary, res Old Town road, n limits
^^j Watkins John, servt J. D. Watkins
[» Watkins Lucy, res ws Depot 1 h s Fourth st
r^F" Watts Micajah, cook Central Hotel, res es Depot 4 h
^ ^ n Seventh st
OWard A.%A., groceries, res ws Depot 3 h s Fifth st
Ward Andv, res ws Sycamore, bet Fifth and Seventh
sts
Ward James, res es Sycamore, bet Fifth and Seventh
sts - •„
Warren R. W., confectioner, res Mallowford road
Wearn George, res Old Town road, n limits
Weathers George, res Browntown
Weathers Laura, res sw cor Fifth and Chestnut sts
Weathers Turner, res ne cor Main and Seventh st
Webb Claiborn, res ns Seventh 1 h w Chestnut st
Webb John, servt H. D. Latt
Webb Laura, res Claiborne Webb
Webster Alice, servt, W. H. Miller
Webster Richard, waiter, Central Hotel
Welch James H, res nr R. & D. depot
*'fl Aflflf! AflfflflRf! F°r Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigar
^^T"Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, 'N. C.
"DIRECTORY. 155
Colored Department.
WfUMffARHlflfifl *or Wines, Liquors, lobacco and Cigars. M£±
aEAUUUMlbKa «"Sacramental Wines a Specialty. LfJ
■«'»» »«*<* a al» McAdoo House. Greensboro, 'N. C. -\
Welch Sarah, servt James M. Rogers _j
Wharton Millie, res se cor Fifth and Chesnut sts *J
Wheeler Nettie, res Mack Foust M
Whiting Alex, res ws depot, 2 h s Fifth st W
Williams Ada, res sw cor depot and Fourth st _
Williams Amy, servt Dr. N. S. Siewers M)
Williams Dicey, pastry cook Central Hotel ^
Williams Jerry, res ns Seventh, bet Depot and Syca- |y|
more sts . **j
Williams Lucinda, servt R. T. Stedman $ M
Williams R. R , wks Brown & Carter ^ *T
Williams Turner, res Browntown jj Q
Williamson Alex, res ns Fifth, 1 h w Spring st $ ^«|
Williamson Bettie, servt J. B. Vaughn «♦ S|
Williamson Elizabeth, servt T. F. Williamson 0 N|
Williamson Ephraim, wks Crutchfield & McArthur P W
Williamson Rufus, res es Depot, 1 h n Fourth st " *i
Willis Mary, res ws Sycamore, bet Fifth and Seventh Q*
sts o W
Wilson Henrietta, res sw cor Fifth and Chestnut sts ^ «**
Wilson Jane, res es Elm st, op High st, Salem ft ^
Wilson Joshua, res Old Town st, n limits * «j
Wilson Sylvester, res Old Town st, n limits a J3
Wise Lorenzo, res ws Depot, 1 h n Fourth st $ 53
Withers Viola, servt E. E. Harris h, 7-m
Woods Branch, res nr R. & D. depot 0 *J
Woodruff Tip, waiter Central Hotel £ |jl
Wright Allen, res Browntown h y
Wright Daniel, res Happy Hill p
Wright David, res Montageus row Wt ' (J
Wright Rona, res Wood st, Salem u
Wyatt Sarah, res es Depot, 4 h s Third st y*
■yOUNG JOSEPH, res se cor Fifth and Chesnut sts jft
-*• Young Maria, res Montagues row <•
Youse George, res ws Church, 3 h n Fifth st «-
PTt^WTMEdicInes §
■ r\ 1 Pi 1 I AT GRAY & MARTIN'S, M
-A- JLJL. -M m^AJL. 1 JL WINSTON, N. C. -T
156
DIRECTORY
H. H. DICKSON,
32 Broad -Street,
« ESTIMATES
• CHEERFULLY •
• FCB3LSMED
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
jB^As close figures given on orders from a distance as if
made in person.
Efl tTEWCOHB'S Wines and Liquors Lea/1 the Slate ij
■¥ SM Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes* ^^^
I Ml &■ McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C ^^^
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CLASSIFIED £&»•
BUSINESS 41 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Q
OF Q_J
Greensboro, Winston, Salem, Guilford & Forsyth Counties, Q "j
Agricultural Implements. ^b»^
Crawford R. R., (hardware), Winston f^if)
Hagan Allen, Greensboro vJ?-*
Stratford, Wakefield & Co, (machinery"), Greensboro |sm2
Wharton & Wharton, (hardware), Greensbore. See ' J.
page 30 ITJfo
Almanac Publishers. ^ ^
Blum L. Y. & E. T., (books, job printers, Peoples > p*
Press), Salem See page 65 ^ w
Amusements. SjQ
Benbow Opera House, W. C. Behbow, propr, Greens- £' JT|
boro 5 ■»
Brown's Opera House, Smith & Brown, lessees | *&
Hughes Milton T., Greensboro. See page 29 D w
Wachovia Cornet Band, D. T. Crouse, Capt, Salem 8° ^
Winston Dancing Hall, Winston O --.
Architects. 1 -n
Swain Lyndon, Greensboro va m
Auction. g Q
Valentine J. H.. Winston £
i .£
Bakers. §
Berger C. H., Winston
Perkins R* B., (groceries), Winston. See page 61 ,.
Thorn J. E., Greensboro P <
18W
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H
THE
DUVOTflT \ "MQ of Guilford, Randolph,
F tl ¥ i>iv±AlN(3 Alamance, Chatham,
and Moore counties can save money by buying
their Drugs from Callum Bros. & Co., Greensboro.
158 DIRECTORY
> a
O
Banks
First National Bank, J. A. Bitting; prest; J. W.
Alspaugh, cashr. Capital, $100,000 ; surplus, $46,-
^W 826 26, Winston
©ji> National Bank The, Jesse H. Lindsay, prest; Neil
!"* . Ellington, cashier. Capital, $100",000 ; surplus,
" "S $16,000, Greensboro
.H" Wachovia National Bank, capital, $150 000; surplus,
{D«j . $50,000. W. A. Lemly, prest; James A. Gray,
Qw^ cashier, Winston
jH^ Barbers.
5 § Barringer General (c), American Hotel, Winston
H to Bremer Frank, Salem
.Kce£ Bremer Samuel, Winston
$£"- Cash & Barksdale (c), Winston
h^^ r>ug°ins A. E., Kernersville
•v^ ? Fouse Rankin (c), Winston
EtJo^ Hicks C H. (c), Greensboro
p„J! Hamlett R. D. (c), Winston
£ § Phillips H. (c), Greensboro
jjfjDrj Simmons H. (c), High Point
h3pl""- Sloan William (c), Greensboro
h | Walker Richard (c), Winston
,£>! o Wiley Sam (c), Greensboro
r com Woods L. W. (c), Greensboro
5^ Basket Manufacturers.
Idal W. H., (grist mill), Jamestown
Blacksmiths-
Barber James M., Stoney Ridge
Baxter J. R , High Point
Brewbaker Thomas, Huntsville
Brown Michael, Greensboro
Chapman Allen, Huntsville
Covington Charles, Germanton
Covington Robert, Walnut Cave
Fagg J. C. (butcher), Salem
Foltz Theodore, Friedberg
Giersh A. E., Salem
Gillespie Laton (c), Greensboro
Hamlin Morris, Huntsville
Ml
EWOOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead the State
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
Mcldoo House, - - - - Greensboro, N. C.
*j
DIRECTORY. 159 r— 1
Haney Thomas, High Point ^S
Hargrove Alexander, Dalton •" -\
Hill Patrick, Germanton ItH
James H.. Busicks Li~J
Jarvis D. F. Huntsville 7^f*\
Lash Luther, Walnut Cove \JA
Moore John (c), Greensboro U""l
Osborn W. W., Sumner ^^^
Parish Charles (wagonmkr), Summerfield n
Phelps Squire, Advance ^
Reed Joe (c), Summerfield ^^
Reynolds Sam (c), Salem ^^
Sechrist R. F., High Point w£
Sechrist T. A., High Point o^
Smith Frederick, Walnut Cove H--
Spaugh E. E. (wagonmkr, blacksmith), Winston §00
Taylor G. P. (painter), Panther Creek §WS)
Tesh Samuel, Panther Creek »q^
Tice W. R, Germanton "gn
Transon & Grabbs, Bethania qS^
Vogler M. N., Winston WPH
Wharton Gaston, Greensboro ^§S
White J. S., Winston ^<
Yates George D., Greensboro hh>-
Boarding. 3kS
Blair Mrs. E. T. (hair work), High Point ^m^
Bolton James, High Point i^5"
Brown Mrs. N. A., Greensboro ^P*T
Gibson James, Winston M^H
Graham R. Frank (fruits), Winston ^g^
Guilford House, E. C. Waddington, propr, Greensboro q©^
Lott H. T., Salem ^JOg
Mendenhall Miss J. J., Greensboro ^Bco
Modlin Mrs., High Point : OH
Moore R. R., Greensboro Pgp
Parker Mrs. Fanny, Browns Summit J|h
Paylor Wm, High Point jj"
Rankin W. T. (groceries), High Point gg
Rom well Wm, High Point jg^
Sikes Willis, Greensboro W
Slaughter T. S. (c), Winston h
ft %ffl&B ELM'^&ff Don't you buy Hamlin's Wizard Oil at
HuT \u$^M mts 11 Callum's, and save 10 cents on the bottle?
P3c/> W W a B ■ Others charge you jjjl for the same goods.
So 160 DIRECTORY.
i_ i -j- _ .
g0 Sloan Thomas, Greensboro
z: Smith Mrs. L. E., Gieenshoro
gas Stockton Mrs. Martha, Winston
<!©,; Terry Mrs. N. J., Winston
wti Townsend Mrs. M. H., Greensboro
oujH Turner Causey (c), Greensboro
w£«l White Mrs., High Point
^% Yarbrough Mrs. H. V., Winston
gj^fc; Book Binding.
gg Thomas, Reece & Co. (job printing), Greensboro
^uj Books and Stationery.
SzfS Blum L. V. & E. T. (Blums Almanac, People's Press,
S« JoD printing), Salem. See page 65
* = Doub William C, Greensboro. See page 30
go Willliamson & Corrie (job printing, musical mdse),
pij Winston. See lines
Wilson John N., Greensboro
Brick M - nufacturers.
Dean James (c), Greensboro
Kirkpatrick D. N. (also contractor), Greensboro. See
page 29
Spaugh & Miller, Winston
Butchers.
Benton Thomas M., Winston
Bullock S. B. (vegetables), Greensboro
Fagg J. C. (blacksmith), Salem
Garrett Geo. (c), High Point
Gerner Fred, Winston
Hughes J. R., Greensboro
Jones J. B. (vegetables), Greensboro
Kelly John A. (c), Greensboro
Mickey J. E., Salem
Snipes Nathaniel (groceries), Winston
Yancey D. B. (c) (vegetables), Greensboro
Cabinet Makers.
Ellison J. A., High Point
Pritchett J. A., Greensboro
Shultz J. H. (undertaker), Salem
Thurston Peter, High Point
a
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ft For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. ■■■■
i^^^Sacramental Wines a Specialty. a %
McAdoo House, ----- Greensboro, N. C. __-.„
DIRECTORY. 161 gMM
Candy Manufactures. iuSL
Hall W. N., Salem mi
Potters' candy manufactory, Winston . - ^
Carpets,
Brown Sample S. (clothing, shoes, dry goods), Greens- O
boro ^T
Ryttenberg Bros (dry goods, millinery, dressmaking, £ Q
gents furnishings and shoes), Winston. See page &> J
12 h ™J
Cigar Manufactures. 3 3C
Hall & Co., Greensboro Jj ™
Lindsay A. H. & Co (gen mdse), High Point j£ •
Thompson T. 0. & Co., Winston. See page 67 ^Q
Civil Engineers. §0^
Mendenhall Nevins. Westminster to^„
Clothing. gpg
Armfield G. Will (dry goods), Greensboro. See sec- ©l**
ond fly gw0
Brown Sample S. (carpets, dry goods, shoes), Greens- ig^Q
boro OMfll
Fishblate Mrs. F. (furnishing). Greensboro §<i2
Jacobs Joseph (furnishing), Winston. Back cover gLj
Long & Sackerman (furnishing), Winston -^12
Murray W. R. (dry goods), Greensboro SH*^
Stein M. M. (furnishing), Winston. See lines g *
Thompson & Franklin, (furnishing), Winston ^$T1
Collection Agencies. ^C
Southern Law and Collection Agency, Robert L. gnJQ
Rodgers (lawyer), Atlanta, Ga See page 26 °m2P
Colleges, Schools and Teachers. 3" —
Adams E. W., Pleasant Garden j§ CO
Bennett Seminary (c), Rev. Wilbur F. Steele, BD§ J
Greensboro See page 30 4 ■■■
Cude H. C, Colfax § 2
Currins John F. B., Company Mills ^ f±
Dalton Institute, Dalton " zz
Davis J. F., Westminster n CO
Dick & Dillard (lawyers), Greensboro ■«*
OIF I
i^ou wish a good Hair Brush or Comb of any kind,
go to CALLUM'S DRUG STORE before you buy,
and see their large stock. Greensboro.
£5 162 DIRECTORY.
^1 , —
£4 Edwards Mrs. Mattie J., High Point
hy Germanton Institute, Germanton
^ Graded School (white), Prof.W. C. Doub, prin, Greens-
P^ boro
Q, Graded School, Prof. J. L. Tomlinson, prin, Winston
Graded School (c), Rufus McKinzie, prin, Greensboro
k^ Graded School (c), Winston
jTs Greensboro Female College, Rev. T. M. Jones A. M.
P^ D.D, president, Greensboro
• W Hauser Ellis, Vienna
^^h Hauser George, Vienna
h-'O Helton W. W , Sumner
i^JH High Point Graded School, W. A. Blair prin, High
^H Point
2"^ Hodgins David, Sumner
■+-»H Jones Miss Carrie, High Point
gGC KernersYille High School, Kernersville, S, C. Lind-
.h * say; P"11- See page 7
^.GC Lehman P. T., Vienna
K*y Lindsay Prof. S. C, Kernersville High School
o
Macon Commercial College, Macon, Ga. See top pages
Wq Matthews Miss Mary, Greensboro
sm
Mendenhall E. P.. Westminster
Moore's Business University, Atlanta. See top pages
Ph New Garden College, Prof. Blair, prin, New Garden
O Oak Ridge Institute, J. Allen Halt, sen. prin, Oak
O Ridge
k> O'Brant M. B., Shows Mill
*w Ppaff Artine, Vienna
^ Phipps A. A., Shows Mill
S Porter Miss Lina, Greensboro
ZT Roach Ada, Sumner?
Ej Salem Academy, Rev. Edward Rondthaler, prin,
^ Salem. See fourth fly
■^ Salem Academy for boys
JH Smithdeal Business College, Prof. G. M. Smithdeal
H prin. See first cover
tm Sprinkle D. P., Vienna
f^ Stack B. F., Colfax
Lgif^ Stevenson H. F., Sumner
[^^- Sumnierfield High School, Franklin S. Blair, prW
*r See page 64
"WARflff Aflfflflflfl For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. 7^ff\
fibAliUll&K 1 bltS JPtrSacramental Wines a Specialty. KJJ.
HNHtffVHHlMlhll McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C. -«3
tr1
5 ©
DIRECTORY. 163
Watlington Miss Emma, Liberty Store L*^
Willis V. R., Sumner r^
Commission.
Calluni N. Harding & Co. (groceries), Greensboro.
See page 25
Contractors. Builders and Car pen ers.
Anderson T. R., Friedberg 7~f*)
Carter D. F., Walnut Cove ^*^
Davis John, Sumner ^h*
Foltz Francis, Friedberg £?^
Faucht D. B., High Point 2 2.
Gales A. J., Winston
Keith Rev. F. M., Winston
Kirkpatrick D. N. (brick mfr), Greensboro. See § g*
page 29
Lee J. M. W., Summerfield
Mclver H. E., Salem
McKnight David, Winston j*£ ""*
Miller G. L. (planing mill), Winston £
SutliffD H., Stony Ridge ^O
Spaugh W. J., Winston "~ N
Thore J. H., Winston o Sj^
Winfree W. C, Summerfield ? £*
Coopers. >^
Hauser Jashue, Panther Creek ~^*
Parham J. W., Walnut Cove ?i ^
Shelton Wm., Panther Creek SJ H
Copper Smiths. J?m
Blum Irving Winston Ism*
Copying Companies. ~2P
Magie City Copying Co., J. S. Cowdon mgr. See d£®
page 25
Southern Copying Co., Atlanta Ga. See page 2
Cotton Factories. i
Arista Cotton Mills, F. & H. Fries, proprs, Salem. ° h3
See page 10 o £Sa
Oakdale Mfg Co.. Jamestown ^O
Williambrook Mfg Co., Dr. W. 0. Jones, prest, 0 S. ™ ©
Causey, secy, High Point iP
- H
£3 A WTTT T TUP of a11 kinds of SYRINOES, glass,
"JS*5" a i uJjL JLlllM £l pewter, rubber, male and female,
„=: ■ ' '" ■■"■ AtCalltim'iB JOr-vLs Store
jt, 164 DIRECTORY.
%*E
§0O Cotton Gins.
0 fiu Boon 0. L. (grist, saw mill and carder), Hinton
P? Hanne'r & Wilson, (saw and grist mill), Hinton
i*Jl Sbafiher Dr. J. F., Salem
„ cc Dairies.
WUJ Jienbow D. W. C. Greensboro
fi§ Dentists.
0^ Banner M. R., Walnut Cove
3J~- Blum J. A., Winston
b , Coble Wesley, Pleasant Garden
g £T Curtis J. A., Thorn's Mill
h^ Ector E. L. P., Winston
P . Fulp Elias (physician), Walnut Cove
h €^ Griffith J. W., Greehsboro. See next introductory
|>^ Janes & Dal ton, Walnut Cove
p^ Jones W. O., High Point
C3 Howlett W. R., High Point
c" Hunter J. W., Salem
Huntley J. P., Atlanta Ga. See page 25
|£i5 Robertson & Rome, Greensboro
J"2 Watkins C. J., Salem. See page 62
jj^jjj Directory Publishers.
^^ Interstate Directory Company, C. M. Gardner, H.
■£■"«£ H. Dickson, 32 S. Broad st, Atlanta, Ga., publishers
of Directories ot Tyler, Tex.; Gainesville, Marietta,
_j£ Griffin, Barnesville, Rome, Cartersville, Columbus.
Qfjp Macon, Ga.; Birmingham, Ala.; Greenville, S. C;
CharloUe, Greensboro, Winston and Salem, N. C.;
*-£gps Anni3ton, Ala; Georgia Pacific Gazetteer, Richmond
*™~* and Danville Gazetteer; Montgomery, Ala.; and
*!**££ others South and West
fe^ Dressmaking.
^■rt Brown Mrs. H. L., Greensboro
|hm| Graham Mrs., High Point
^^g Lyon & Hines Mrs., Greensboro
fcj Orrell Mrs. L. E., Greensboro
iMimii Ryttenburg Bros, (dry goods, gents furnishing, shoes,
fif*- millinery, carpets), Winston. See page 12
P^"" Shealy Mrs , High Point
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Bfl VKfflHAllltHI Wines and Liquors Lead the State!
T WtjW i MK \ PURE TENT WINES for SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES
« Mi JllnYUVMiJ M McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 165
Drugs.
Alford & Michaux, Greensboro. See page 30 -:
Bynum Bros, Germanton h>Z
Callum Bros & Co. (paints and onion sett growers), ct-Qj
Greensboro. See lines Etf
Dicks W. P. (physician), Kernersville ^J?
Glenn R. G., Greensboro lIi
Gray & Martin, Winston. See lines
Porter & Dalton, Greensboro ^3£
Smith A. E. & Co., High Point £".■■[
Smith & Brown, Winston. See lines tj ■*■
Thompson Y. 0. (physician), Winston. See page 61 O 25
Dry Goods. d H
Armfied G. Will (clothing), Greensboro. See second 3"5
fly o"""*
Barrow J. S. & Sons (millinery, gents furnishing), Sji3a
Winston. See fourth fly B'fi)
Bogart W. B., Greensboro CTQ *"
Brown Sample S. (carpets, clothing, shoes), Greens ^JJ
boro rT'fe
Curtis D. & Co., Greensboro § jj
Foust George T. (harness), Winston m M
Murray W. R. (clothing), Greensboro ^ gj
Odell & Co. (whol groceries), Greensboro ^^i
Pretzfelder C. & M., Greensboro £?££
Ryttenberg Bros (dressmaking, gents furnishing, go g|
shoes, millinery, carpets), Winston. See page 12
Schouler D. D* & E., Winston. See page 62 £
Strauss Moses, Greensboro
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Trotter W. D., Greensboro ^KJ
Fish and Oysters. § Q
Howell D. (c) (restaurant), Greensboro
Styron & Styron, Winston
Express Companies.
Southern Express Co., Charles Buford, mgr, Winston § *s
Southern Express Co., R. M. Sloan, mgr, Greensboro g"F"
Florist. P J
Benard Joseph (groceries), Salem *C
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ri Pfl WDERED BLACK PEPPEE, ™™-
f A U I? per pound at CALLUM'S DRUG STORE.
166 DIRECTORY.
Flour Dealers.
Fulford & Martin (groceries), Farinington
Furches & Ellis (gen rndse), Farmington
0)
j Foundries and Machine Shops.
*"■ Glascock G. T. (turbine wheels, stones), Greensboro.
M See page 32
^ . Miller J. H. (wagonmkr), Friedburg
*8 Pomaroy J. V., Greensboro
»ffe ^ Salem Iron Works, C. A. Hege, propr (saw mill), Sa-
il! h lem
£4 0 Sergeant Mfg Co. (Farrars turbine, saw mill), Greens-
" U boro. See first paster
gg .^ Vance J. A. (plumbing, saw mill mgr), Salem. See
£3 Q page 8
■j j- Fruits and Confections,
4f S Bencini A. G., High Point
e% ^ Burcli John D. (groceries), Winston
&*i 9 Calcleugh E. M. & Bro (groceries), Greensboro
gfcft Graham R. Frank (boarding), Winston
gfep ..Star G. J., Greensboro %
$HB g Warren R. W. (c), Winston
fr^ 0 Williams Henry J., Greensboro. See second fly
g£ * Winkler C. A., Salem
gL g Fruit Evaporators.
vl jh Hughes Milton T., Greensboro. See page 28
Furniture.
Forbis W. R , Greensboro
Gullett Robert (undertaking), Greensboro
Jones Dr. W. 0., High Point
Jones & Welborne, High Point
Peterson W. & E. (coffins), Salem
Tise Cicero & Co. (house furnishing, buggies), Win
ston
Yagler A. C. (undertaking), Salem
Gas Companies,
Greensboro Gas Light Co., Greensboro
Salem Gas Works, F. & H. Fries, proprs, Salem
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Kester J. H , Winston. See page 63
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TUVNEWGOMB'S PORE WINES, LipORS,hH
ill TOBACCO AND CIGARS, cjf&g&jfej^ ~
DIRECTORY.
167
Yance J. A. (saw mill, merand machine shop), Win-
ston. See page 8
General Merchandise.
Alexander H., High Point
Bain T. H., Germanton
Baker John (tob mfr and saloon), Greensboro
Beard Roberts & Co. (tob mfrs), Kernersville
Beard W. S., Westminster
Beason J. H., Kernersville
Best & Wrenn, High Point
Beville W. E. & BroM Hillsdale
Bohannon B., Deep River
Boiling A. J., Oak Ridge
Brittain H C., Summerfield
Brown J. R. & Co., High Point
Brown J. W. & Co., Panther Creek
Buchanan W, K., Greensboro
Busick J. J., Liberty Store
Butner F. A. & Co., Stony Ridge
Campbell William, Germanton
Carter W. T. & Co., Winston. See back paster
Causey 0. S., High Point
Clapp D. F., Brick Church
Clarke & Ford, Winston
Clingman John, Farmington
Coble & Greeson, Shaws Mill
Coble & Hanner, Brick Church
Coffin Mrs. S. C, Sumner
Colvard & Warren, Huntsville
Cook Thomas E., Friendship
Cox H. C, Dalton
Crossland B. F., Salem
Dalton D. N. (hotel, distiller, grist and saw mill,
tob mfr), Dalton
Davis L. F. (justice), Colfax
Day Bros, High Point
Donnell W. 0 , Oak Ridge
Eckel A. P., Greensboro
Edwards B. G., New Garden
Edwards H. C. (saw mill) Kernersville
Elmore & McMichael, Brown's Summit
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Tj^ Allli AIUIII at Callum's Drug Store.
£4 - 168 DIRECTORY.
£ o English W. J. & Co., High Point
•h g Faust D. P. (tanner, grist and saw mill), Alamance
+*£_ Fields & Turner, Greensboro
W& Faust & Hanner, Brick Church
r^ Foust D. P., Gibsonville
F a Foust J. C, McLeansville
9 2 Foust S. E, Shaw's Mill
Hfe Fries H. W., Salem
i/* o Fulford & Morton (flour), Farmington
.Jj-g Fulp W. W., White Road
2h J3 Furches & Ellis (flour), Farmington
c3 ^ Giersh & Senseman. See page 67
0 -— ' Gilmer A. L., McLeansville
£j? gj Gilmer J. E., Winston
H g Grubbs J. F., Salem Chapel
.Jh o Guyer J. M., Kernersville
+jffl Haizlips H., Salem Chapel
00 ^j Hall C. A. (grist mill), Halls Ferry
2.g Hamlen, Dalton & Hunt, Winston
.£5^ Hamlin J. D. (tob mfr), Huntsville
^ o Hardin W. D., Pleasant Garden
Jo Harman E. T., High Point
© 0 Hasten Bros, Kernersville
^ g Hauser W. F., Panther Creek
-M 5 Henry Edward, McLeansville
5C ■- Hester H. A., Walkertown
g c3 Highfill William, Summerfield
M ffl Hiiiskaw & Bynum, Winston
HHinshaw W. M., Winston
Huffines Abel, Company Mills
Huffman George, (saw and grist mill), Brick Church
Sjfa Hodgins J. A., Centre
^&$ Hodgin & Sullivan, Winston
U Ingram L. J., High Point
Isom James, (whisky distiller), Walnut Cove
HJarvis Simeon, Farmington
Johnson F. M, & Co, Farmington
< Johnston & Bro, (shoemkrs), Jamestown
Keeling J. L., Greensboro
Kirkman J. L., High Point
I Lash F. H., Bethania
*■■ Lash W. A. (gristmill, tobacco mfr, whisky distiller),
Walnut Cove
DIRECTORY, 169 J^*
Leadbetter E. A , Westminster q
Lehman 0. J. & Co, Bethania I__a
Lewis C. A., Brown's Summit
Lindsay A. H., Friendship Qj)
Lindsay A. H. & Co, (cigar mfrs) High Point ^r^
Lindsay J. A., High Point ~
Lindsay R. J., High Point Sr ,
Long J. J., High Point FT
Low W., Crystal <^
McAdoo Mrs. M. W., Greensboro ~y
McCracker J., New Garden Frf
McKnight & Albright, Greensboro -^
Mebane W. N., Shaw's Mill pu
Mellaway George F., Oak Ridge
Mitchell S, S. & Bro, Brown's Summit U&,
Moore R. A., Oak Ridge CX
Moore W. S.. Greensboro Hy*1
Murphy R. F., Germanton Q
Nissen C. F. & Co. (wagon mfrs), Salem. See page 68 O
Nissen George E. & Co, (wagon mfrs), Salem h— l
Pegram E. H.. Belew Creek Mills
Pfohl & Stockton, (Central and Merchants Hotels), UX
Winston ^
Poindexter H. D., Winston hf*
Prather J. F., Winston ^
Reagen, Miles & Co, (grist mill, tannery), High Point >_j.
Reed Bros. & Brooks, Winston H *■ -
Regan, Hanner & Co, Gibsonville Cj)
Robertson Israel, Bellew Creek Mills J-^
Rosenbacher S., Winston ^j
Sapp N. W., Kernersvilie ^jf
Sapp W. G., Friendship !=£
Schuest S. W., Colfax ^ pS"
Scott J. W. & Co, (dried fruits), Greensboro £• B
Sheek J. T. (grist mill), Halls Ferry » g
Sheek L. A., Halls Ferry ' § P
Smith S. W. H., New Garden "■ ^
Smith G. J., Summerfield ? ^
Smithdeal & Robertson, Advance p O
Springs R. A., Advance £%
Spaugh E. J., Friedberg EL.
Stradler J. A., Salem Chapel <P
Th flflTTATIIlliir MERCHA:NTS> y°u can save at least 20
V lull 1 1 EM I Si I per cent, in buying your goods at Callum
x ||y Ull & &% JS, Bros. & Co's, Greensboro.
§ 170 DIRECTORY
°2 Styers E. J., Ge/manton
rS Sutton J. M. & Co, Gibsouville
& Taylor G. W. (c), Colfax
<^l Taylor G. W., Friendship
■g Tise Jacob & Co, Winston. See page 4
b
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^ o Vaughn & Pepper, Winston
H r£ Wall P., Hillsdale
0o Walters J. H., High Point
."S Watkins, Burton & Watkins, Winston
pH g Welfare C R., Salem
O k Wharton & Wharton, (agrl implements, hardware),
. j 2- Greensboro See page 30
^ - Wharton J. M. & Co, Jamestown
Q £ White J. H. Jr, Winston
C § Wiley W. M. & Co, Jamestown
£H p5 Wilson A. G., Hinton
5G &c Wolfe J. A., Bethania
_ n Wrenn Bros. High Point
H£ Wright E. H., Lewisville
r§ _2 Yates Mrs. Mary, Salem
q£ ■ Gents Furnishings
P3 £ Barrow J. S. & Sons, (dry goods and millinery),
^ a Winston. See fourth fly
J2
Cartland H. H. (tailor), Greensboro. See first paster
og Fishblate Mrs. F. (clothing). Winston
pq pq Jacobs Joseph (clothing), Winston. See back cover
■M o Long & Sackerman (clothing), Winston
S 5 Ryttenberg Bros (dry goods, dressmaking, shoes, car-
™ +a pets and millinery), Winston. See page 1.2
pH * Stein M. M. (clothing), Winston. See lines
££j Z~ Thompson & Franklin (clothing), Winston., N. C
P^o Grain Cradles.
^j Faltz Eli, Friedberg
^ Groceries.
r^ Albright G. W., Winston
'pnLaJ Aldrich J. P., Greensboro
^^^ Apple J. P., Winston
y^^» Armfield & Haskins, Winston
^^^" Bailey Thomas, Greensboro
Baker William, Winston
>r \\ ines, .Liquors, Tobacco and (Jigars. HMB
Jpg^Sacraniental Wines a Specialty. II ^
cArion TTonsp.. .... - O-rfipnsliorn. N\ f!_
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DIRECTORY. 171 _
Black Thomas, Winston m*0
Blum Edmund, also variety store, Winston ^
Black T. H„ Winston %sm
Brockmann A. J., Greensboro /0BS&
Rurch John D. (confections), Winston StoaJP
Caldcleugh E. M. & Bros (confections) Greensboro
Carr Henry, (c), Winston
Carr J. W. (c), Greensboro
Carter & Nelson, Kernersville eessh
Collins William. Greensboro ^Li
Galium N. Harding & Co (commission), Greensboro ^
Crumps W. B., Greensboro BS^^
Dabney Ed & Son (c) Winston BiW
Dudley A. H., Greensboro «^
Dunnagen Thos., Winston H!2P
Ferrabee E. C, High Point g|ga
Perrabee & Modlin, High Point ^
Flemming & Co, Greensboro SSSi
Golden E. G., Greensboro *
Hege Louis (c), Winston ."^^
Henderson John (o), Winston ^j2p&
Holley W. E. (c), Greensboro fH&s
Hopkins P. N., Winston
Hoskins Allen, Greensboro
Hoskins D. A., Winston
Hoskins E. N., Winston ^
Houston W. M. (Star Tob Wasehouse), Greensboro J_j
Hudson & Kirkman, Greensboro ^f1
Jarrell M. H , High Point if*
Jeffreys Newton A. (saloon), Greensboro nj^
Jerden & Ferrabee, High Point °gi]
Kendal Charles, Greensboro - £^
Lloyd Harper, Winston igjj
Mangum J. W. & Co, Greensboro "r^
Morehead Tinnan (c), Greensboro ? ^
Meroney W. V. (c), Greensboro >@°\
Pearce N B., Winston SO^
Perkins R. B. (baker), Winston. See page 64 rQ
Pfohl W. T., Winston z£d
Pugh J. W., Greensboro ■ £3rJ
Kankin W. T. (boarding), High Point M
Renard Joseph (florist), Salem ~
& i If I KINDS * OF * DRUGS - AND * MEDICINES
g S JilliS Sold at Callum's Drug Store, Greensboro.
172 DIRECTORY.
S rE3*
Bw ID Rose M- * Co> Winston
H& h Schoolfield J. W., Greensboro
^2 2 Shore H. W., Salem
<** K Shore N. T. & Co, Salem
x® & Snipes Nathaniel (butcher), Winston
e^r Spaugh D.O., Salem
gfi Star S. & Son, Winston
SH Stephen W. W. (saloon), High Point
22 2 Styron & Styron, Winston. See page 63
Kg Talbot Samuel, Winston
^H Thomas D. E., Greensboro
jjngj Thomas E. B , Winston
„ © Walker W. J., Greensboro
gg Wall Robert (shoemkr), Salem
fc2 Ward A. A., Winston
| Warren J B., Winston
** *• Watson Jonathan, Winston
h Whitus George (c), Greensboro
0 Gun and Locksmiths.
j* Dettmar William, (locksmith), Salem
H Hamlett J. M., Greensboro
q Vogler Timothy, (locksmith), Salem
J Hair Works.
fl Blair Mrs. E. T., (boarding), High Point
Hardware.
5 Allen & Allen, (house furnishing), Winston
0 Brown, Rogers & Co, (machinery), Winston
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Crawford R. A., (agrl implements), Winston
Harris & Flippen. Greensboro
Odell Hardware Co, (machinery), Greensboro See
first fly
Perry S, (spoke and handle fac), High Point
Wakefield W. H. & Co, (paints), Greensboro
Wharton & Wharton, (agrl implements), Greens-
boro. See page 30
Wheeler R. A., High Point
Yates Charles G. Sons, (tinners), Greensboro
Harness Makers,
Burgers R. G., Winston
Davis Haley, Kernersville
E.6J
EWCOMB'S Wines and Liquors Lead the State
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes,
McAdoo House, Gkekssboko, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 1',
Foust George T., (drv goods), Winston UmhbsJ
Homey Frank. High Point
Hine L. R., Winston YV
Houston Levi. See page 31 Ll^
Kirkman J. A., Greensboro ^&*^
Smith F. F., Greensboro. See page 29 s*™K.
Spaugh D. 0. & Co.. Salem ^_ _J
Stanley Romulus, Walkerstown /*BV
Walker J. E , Humsville (^ _^
Weaver P. D., Greensboro Z- ^\
Young Howard, Walnut Cove \^J
Hats. h-^
Smoak & Fritchett (shoes), Winston. See first <^^\
paster i
Hotels, TfD
American Hotel (c), (barber shop), Gen Barringer? L#-*
propr, Winston \&aask
Bdo House, R. W. Belo, propr, Salem. See page 63 ^^2
Beilbow House, D. W. C. Ben bow, propr, Greensboro /""#*")
Boyd McD., Stony Ridge ^^
Central Hotel, W. D. Alsap, propr, Greensboro , mm
Central and Merchants Hotels, Pfohl & Stockton, ^8*"
props, (gen mdse), Winston 5*^
Dalton D. N., (distiller, gen mdse, grist and saw mills, d fQ
tob mfr), Dalton ~- ***
Farmington Academy, Farmington | ".J
Grabbs L , Bethania g ■""
Howard M. D , Panther Creek o ffl
Kerner House., Kernersville &■ *^
Mabry Miss Fanny. High Point Q ™
McAdoo House, M. D. McAdoo, propr, Greensboro g £ft
Planters Hotel, Mrs. L. A. Rees, propress, Greens- 2. mn
boro I *--JJ
Salem Hotel, Adam Butner, propr, Salem <j5J%
Sapp Hotel, Dr. B. J. Sapp, propr, Kernersville SO
House Furnishing. s. j>
Allen & Allen (hardware), Winston s p>
Boozer George A. (stoves), Salem *L j
O'Sullivan J. E., Greensboro ■ _J
Tise Cicero & Co, (buggies, furniture), Winston P "K
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PUVQTnT \ TVTCl of (.iuilford, Randolph,
JT M V OJ \jl f\ jM O Alamance, Chatham,
and Moore counties can save money by buying
O -g ffl, JB 21 — H_^ their Drugs from Galium Bros. & Co., Greensboro.
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DIRECTORY.
Ice Dealers.
King D. H. (wood and coal), Winston. See first cover
Tise Cicero & Co, Winston
Insurance.
q-« Buxton J. C. (lawyer), Winston
.. Carr 0. W., Greensboro
£02 City of London Fire Ins; Co., Eugene E. Gray,
O§o a£^ Winston
r ^ Commercial Union -Assurance Co., of London, Eu-
rp „ gt*ne Gray, agt, Winston
rfis Connecticut Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford, Eugene E.
L^l Gray, agt, Winston
fe>g Fire insurance Association, of England, Eugene E.
£(L - Gray, agt, Winston
hm^ Germau American Ins. Co., of New York, Eugene
l^E. 2 E. Gray, agt. Winston
^O^ Gray Eugene E. (lawyer), Winston. See page* 66
Q-.t; Grogan J. S. (lawyer). Winston
| | Hartford Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford, Eugene E.
H^5 Gray, agt, Winston
»J|X Insurance Co. of North America, Eugene E. Gray,
IT1 a) I a§t) Winston
'jag Lancashire Fire Ins. Co., of England, Eugene E.
m Grav, agt, Winston
*
Lion Fire Ins. Co., of England, Eugene E. Gray,
agt, Winston
-, ,*"^ London Assurance Corporation The, of London,
B^j Eugene E. Gray, agt, Winston
I™""* North British and Mercantile Ins. Co., of England,
El"""" Eugene E. Gray, agt, Winston
'G^SS North Carolina Home Ins. Co., Eugene E. Gray,
f-,,^ agt, Winston
@E Rochester German Ins; Co., of Rochester, Eugene
Fjg3 E. Gray, agt, W'inston
Sun Fire Office, of London, Eugene E. Gray, agt
Winston
Yirgiuia Home Ins. Co., of Richmond, Eugene E.
Gray, agt, Winston
Westesn Assurance Co., of Toronto, Eugene E. Gray,
agt, Winston
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EWCOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead tbe State
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental, Purposes.
McAdoo House, - - - - Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 175
Jewelers and Watchmakers.
Allen E. J., Winston. See first cover
Bahnson C. P., Farmington HX"j
Bevan Joseph, Winsfon L: -J
Butner T. M., Winston. See page 64 TT)
Butterfield A. G. (news agt), High Point A
Farrar W. B., Greensboro. See page 2 ^aaJ
Horney W. A. (guns, etc), Greensboro -^
Thornton J. J., Greensboro See page 27 ^
Yogler Win. T., Winston. See page 4 ^
art
Job Printing. M>:
Blum L. V. & E. T. (books, Peoples Press, Blums g£
Almanac), Salem. See page 65 Q^
Hampton J. S. & Co • Greensboro. See page 28 m ~
Thomas, Reece & Co. (book bindery), Greensboro SoQ
Williamson & Corrie (books, musical mdse), Wins- d#£
ton. See lines 2<^E
Ht-1^
Justices of the Peace. ^2w
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Anderson John N., Bethania wSH
Apple Mebane, Company Mills . b^a
Blair Sol J., High Point g^
Burk G. W., Friedberg bh^
Brinkley J. P., Lewisville ^jhS
Campbell J. A., Hi^h Point gg«
Case Charles, Oak Ridge ^,
Case Thomas, Summerfield
Coffin W. S. (shoemkr), Sumner V^£
Coltram S. H., Sumner »H£
Conrad A. E. (saw and grist mill), Vienna ^2^.
Cox R. L., Bethania . o©'1"*
Davis D. S., Vienna j^?9£
Davis J. A. (distiller), Colfax ^H^
Davis L. F. (gen mdse), Colfax " ©!i
Dick J. M., McLeans ville Pgp
Dilworth A., Greensbore H^
Dull E. C, Vienna g"
Gilmer J. W., Gilmer's Store gg
Goslen W. W., Vienna S^
Heghfill J. W., Summerfield W
Jordan David, High Point H
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£ 176 DIRECTORY.
&w — ~ :
gc» Kimel Theodore, Friedberg
2o Kirkman W. M., Sumner
S3^ Lehman Eugene. Bethania
ocs Lehman H. R., Vienna
q|§ Marshall T. M., Salem Chapel
^ McMaster W. R., Gilmers Store
Sfe McMichael J. W. (saloon), Brown's SuiTimit
r^«0 Mendenhall S. H., High Point
OluH Mitchell J. J., Brown's Summit
^ojz Ogburn J. L. (saw mill), Summerfield
m~E~H Rhodes Thomas, Summerfield
£*-.k Schoolfield C. S., Busick's
^^ Sechrest R. F., High Point
Styers A., Bethania
Sullivan N. F., Bethania
fci- Waddell J. D., St?lem Chapel
StS Wharton W. P , McLeansville
Wheeler C. J., High Point
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Lawyers.
Baldwin F. T., High Point
Ball William S., Greensboro
Barringer John A., Greensboro
Boyd James E. (U. S. Dist. Attorney), Greensboro
Buxton J. C- (insurance), Winston
Dick & Dillard (law school), Greensboro
Forbis James W., Greensboro
Gray Eugene E. (insurance), Winston. See page 66
Gregory George H., Greensboro
Grogan J. S. (insurance), Winston
Jordan Samuel, Greensboro
Kerner Raba B., Winston
King Robert R., Greensboro
Mast D. P., Winston
Moiehead J. T., Greensboro
Patterson J. L., Winston
Rayle B. Y., Winston
Rodgers Robert L. (collection agency), Atlanta, Ga.
See page 26
Scott Levi, Greensboro
Staples John N., Greensboro
Turner J. A., High Point
Watson & Glen, Winston
Winston P. H., Winston
Pf For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
iJJP@T*Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAcloo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY.
Lime Manufactors.
Bolejaek B. J., Germanton
Liquor Dealers-"
E. G. Newcombe, Greensboro. See page 68^
Livery Stables
Crutchfield & Mc Arthur, Winston
Linville W. A. & Co., Kernersville
Robinson J. M., Winston
Ross & Vanstory (wagons, buggies), Greensboro
Vanstory C. P. (wagons, buggies), Greensboro
Lumber Dealers.
Crews M. S.
Gordon L. D. & Co, Panther Creek
High Point Timber Mfg Co, W. H. Snow, prest, J.
Lathrop, secy, High Point
McGee Joseph, Stony Ridge
Schaub W. H. Stony Ridge
Lunch Stands.
Franklin John (c), Winston
Nelson Wm. (c) Winston
Robinson Benj. (e), Winston
Wagoner Geo. (c), Winston
Machinery.
Brown Rogers & Co. (hardware), Winston
Odell Hardware Co. (hardware), Greensboro. See
first fly _:^ n
Stratford, Wakefield & Co. (agl implements), Greens-
boro
Marble Works.
Durham I. W., Winston. See page 2
Jordan Arthur, Greensboro
Jordan B. F., High Point
Robertson Samuel C, Greensboro
Merchandise Brokers.
Barringer Will C, Greensbsro
Pegram T. H. W. Jr., Winston
Young E. F., Winston
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IF*
ou wish a good Hair Brush or Comb of any kind.
go to CALLUM'S DRUG STORE before you buy,
3 ^ _B_JL" and see their large stock. Greensboro.
DIRECTORY
d
Millinery.
2 Barrow J. S. &Sons (dry goods, furnishings), Wins-
d Eg: ton. See fourth fly
g !»1 Bell Mrs. E. J , High Point
g ^"S Clark Mrs. D. L., High Point
&J | Davis Mrs. N. S., Winston
cp s Douthit Mrs. T. B., Salem
fc g Fields Miss Mary, High Point
>i d Gorrell Mrs. C 0., Greensboro
rS ^ Moore Mrs. W. S., Greensboro
°~ Kyttenlberg Bros (dry goods, dressmaking, gents fur-
o p° nishinhs, shoes), Winston. See page 12
r-H ^3 Stanton & Bynum. Winston
§ o White Mrs. J. S., Winston
£ o Mills-Grist.
tg t- Andrews L. W., Greensboro
m 2 Asburn W. A., Stony Ridge
ja ys Bitting B. L., Bethania
c ^ Boon 0. L. (carder, gin and saw mill), Hinton
S P? Brittain John, Oak Ridge
v. o Carter & Hedgecock, High Point
j- -5 Clapp Joshua (saw), Alamance
jjjj *» Cobb Peter, McLeansville
s_ s Conrad A. E. (saw mill and justice), Vienna
<? % Cooper W. J. See page 65
r~l Covington James M., Walnut Cove
Cunningham Mrs. B. A., Browns Summit
Dalton D. N. (hotel, distiller, gen mdse, saw mill, tob
mfr), Dalton
Davis J. M., Centre
Daggett C. R., Browns Summit
m ^ Dannell I. B, McLeansville
{^Q Dundass Marshall (saw mill), Westminster
fesraj Farrar W. B., Browns Summit
^™^ Faust D. P. (tanner, gen mdse, saw mill), Alamance
££H» Freeman J. W. (saw), Freeman's Mill ^ ■-%&
■*■ 3 Fryar Barton (saw mill), Campany Mills
^^g Gray, Hamner & Co, High Point
^*^| Gray Julias, Busicks
•■■^ Hairston Cable (saw), Walnut Cove
^S Hall C. A. (gen mdse), Halls Ferry
WfUflfllTARflflRfl For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. 7^f*\
EMUMM 1 LHa ^"Sacramental Wines a Specialty. Ijfj
M i" McAdoo House, - - - Greensboro, N1 C. ^
— 179 r™5
DIRECTORY.
Hamburg Mills, Summerfield U^^
Kanner & Wilson (saw mill and gin), Hinton r~''N
Harmon J. S, Kernersville
Harmon & Smith, Kernersville
Huffman Geo. (saw and gen mdse), Brick Church
Idol W. H. (basket mfr), Jamestown
Jarrell N. C. & Son (tannery) High Point
Kapp Thos. J., Bethania Q^
Kerne W. M. (saw), Brick Church
Kerner Dr. E. (physician), Kernersville O^
King J. L. (saw mill), Oak Ridge q q
Lash B., Bethania H ^f.
Lash W. A. (tob mfr, whiskey distillery and gen J? CD
mdse), Walnut Cove 2 rt-
Lowry W. A., Walkerstown 7L J3-
Marshall & Strader, Salem Chapel CD CD
Matthews L. P., Kernersville ^Ej
Medearis fm. White Road jS4^
Mendenhall, Pickett & Welch, Deep River CD
Miller & Co, High Point g ^
Miller J. F., Bethania H.$T
Miller J. H , Friedberg g
Moores Mill, Summerfield 2 m
Morris H. A, Germanton r rf
Morris M., Germanton >^
Moses Isreal, Sedge Garden _"|v*
Nicholson J. 0- & Co , Winsotn gx M^
Oakdale Flouring Mill, Jamestown |1'^
Payne & Brown High Point i?> P
Pavne J. W.. Colfax $5 g
Phipps G. W. & Son, Shaws Mill |i E,
Pickett W. P., & Co (tob mfrs), High Point ^° P
Robertson J. A., Belew Creek Mills ^"CD
Salem Flour & Grist Mill, W. J. Cooper, propr, |g H.
Salem h?, fft-
Scott & Woody, Thorn's Mill §£"**
Sheek J. T. (sen mdse), Halls Ferry ' £
Spainhower C. T. (saw mill), Old Richmond x *V
Spainhower W. W. (saw mill) Old Richmond ° S
Styers A. P. (saw), Rural Hall -CD
Summers Betsy, (saw), Gibsonville " £&
Summers Narcissa, Company Mills ^
t© K flffff f fWfl of all kinds of SYRINGES, glass,
O ii l ULL LlJsil pewter, rubber, male and female,
q§ " ' waM a'"M -A-t Q^ll-ui333.,!B X>i»xa.s Store
^ 180 DIRECTORY.
£, Wachovia Flour & Grist Mills, Salem
^ . Wagoner R. B., Salem Chapel
+2 £3 Westmoreland N. G , Germanton
pn © Williams Joseph, Panther Creek
T-i a Woody N. D, Shaws Mill
SC § Mining Companies.
HgU Arm field Gold & Copper Co, High Point
£!*>**• Ferrabee Gold & Copper Co, High Point
M », Hill's Mining & Smelting Works, W, Nichols, supi,
TJ «£ Sumner
gg p£ Lindsay Gold & Copper Co, High Point
r, q North State Gold & Copper Co, Jamestown
kS Mill Wrights.
'q» ^ Tillottson W. H., Walnut Cove
P ^ Musical Merchandise.
*?'& Williamson & Corrie (books, job printing), Winston.
2+^ See lines and page 68-J
ffl © Butterfield A. G. (jeweler), High Point
*2 O Newspapers.
« ^ Central Protestant (Methodist), J. L. Michaux, ed,
Q jS-t Greensboro See page 32
O KernerSTille News, J. H. Lindsay, ed and propr, Ker-
S5 nersville
0«h Patriot Weekly The, John B. Hussey, ed and propr,
OS Greensboro. See page 31
H c5 Peoples Press, L. V. & E. T. Blum, eds and proprs,
C£>P3 Salem. See page 65
r^ ^ Pioneer The, Frank T. Baldwin, ed and propr, High
rf)j£ Point
rg£ North State The, (weekly), N. C. Publishing Co,
pw+s eds and props ; W. R. McCormick, bus mgr, Greens-
?! C3 boro
§ Union Republican, J. W. Goslen, ed and propr, Win-
*^ ton. See page 67
>»3 Winston Leader, J- A. Robinson, ed and propr,
02 Winston. See page 66
H Western Sentinel, E. A. Oldham, ed and propr,
Winston. Next 68
H Workman Daily The, Workman Pub Co, J. L.
Michaux, ed, Greensboro. See page 32
M
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Wines and Liquors Lead the State !
PURE TENT WINESfor SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY.
181
See page 32
Notions.
Blickenderfer J., Salem
Nurser "-*■
Benbow T. J., Oak Ridge
Benbow W. E., Oak Ridge
Lindley J. C & Bro, Greensboro.
Lindley J. Van, Salem Junction
Ragsdale & Bro, Jamestown
White B. F., Jamestown
Winchester L. C, Oak Ridge
Colon Sett Growers.
Galium Bros- & Co, (drugs and paints), Greens-
boro. See lines and page 68|
Paints.
& Co, (drugs, and onion set growers,)
See lines and page 68^
Painters.
Salem
Taylor G. P., (blacksmith), Panther Creek
Paper Mills.
Wachovia Paper Mills, Salem
Photographers.
Broadaway J- S., Winston. See page 62
Clark D. L., High Point
Lineback H. A., Salem
Wharton C. P., Greensboro
Callum Bros.
Greensboro.
Johnson J. R.
Physicians.
Alfred Dr. H. M., Greensboro
Archer Wm., Hillsdale
Armfield D. A., Jamestown
Bahnson H. T., Winston and Salem
Beall W. P., Hillsdale
Bradshaw W. G., Jamestown
Brown J. R., High Point
Burton J. W., High Point
Bynum J. G., Germanton
Coble W. A.. Brick Church
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> pnWDEEED BLACK PEPPER, aff5S
H lUfT per pound at CALLUM'S DKUG STORE. ;
|jj 182 DIRECTORY. __
g>M 59! Clingman J. J., Huntsville
5 Q Collier Dr, R. B., Salem
< p Cook S. A., Oak Ridge
^ {|j Cox J. J.. High Point
■ i 2 Dalton D. N., Winston See page 62
IM™ Davis S. D., Vienna
(jj ^ Dewey R. K., Brown's Summit
f& „ Dicks W. P. (drugs), Kernersville
5 U Ector J. G., Winston
^ tH Fox M. F., Gilmer's Store
-J S3 Fox M. L., Thorn's Mill
■« O Fulp Elias, (dentist), Walnut Cove~
™ X Gardner Chas K., Winston
""" |sj Gray R. F., (of Gray & Martin, drugs), Winston
C0 -sj Gregory R. K., Greensboro
L. m Hall & Beall, Greensboro
hb S Harris B. Y., Summerfield
"3 H Hauser R. A.. Bethania
7Z O Hay R. D., Winston
W J Hill L. H, Germanton
0J ° Hunt L. G., Huntsville
*m UJ Jones A. G., Walnut Cove
II fi£ Jones B., Bethania
™* O Kerner Dr. E. (grist mill)
H£ 5 Logan John A., Greensboro
Q = Long T., Huntsville
t" Marley H. B., Greensboro
O ~£ McDaniel A. P., McLeansville
■jp ^* McLean J. A., McLeansville
"J E McNairy W. H., Shaw's Mill
*** |j£g Montague S. J , Winston. See page 61
{ft, t Morris John H., Walkerstown
JJ{ H Park W. T., Atlanta, Ga. Se
m
See page 27
Phipps L. A., Shaw's Mill
■ 5 piunkett John, Sumner
|g» ^ Porter A. S , Greensboro
■na Sapp B. J- (hotel), Kernersville
($ Shaffner J. F. (of Shaffner & Hannah, tob mfrs), Sa-
«% lem
Siewers N. S., Salem
Thompson T. 0. (drugs), Winston. See page 61
Willis A. T., Sumner
TRY
NEWCOMB'S PURE WINES
TOBAC€0 AND CIGARS,
, LIQUORS,
McAdoo House)
GREENSBORO, K. C.
DIRECTORY.
IS:
Willis Hugh, Summerfield
Wiseman J. W., Farmington
WTolif N. A., Stony Ridge
Wright W. F., Busick's
Planing Mills-
Cox. Parker & Co. (shuttle block), Salem
Fogle Bros, Salem
Mendenhall & Bro. (sash and blinds), Greensboro
Miller G. L. (contractor and builder), Winston
Plumb* ng and Gas Fitting.
Kester J. H., Winston. See page 63
Sullivan E. C. 0. (house furnishing), Greensboro
Tance J. A. (machine shop), Salem. See page 8
Potteries.
Crouse D. N., Salem
Ellison A. H., Greensboro
Produce.
Houston W. M. (feed), Greensboro
Woodson T. L., Greensboro
Pump Manufacturers.
Warner J. A., Winston
Railroads.
Greensboro, Salem and Winston. See page 41
Real Estate-
Faster & Eggert, Greensboro
Kerner & Oldham Winston. See page 61
Wachovia Land Office, Rev. C. L. Rights, prest, Sa
lem
Restaurants.
Bailey L. E., Greensboro
Black Jane (c), Greensboro
Brown Sue (c), Greensboro
Bullock S. B. (c), Greensboro
Coats Dock (c), Winston
Gantt Hattie (c), Greensboro
Harris Robert (c), Greensboro
Howell D. (c) (fish), Greensboro
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"^O mif 11 HTBCim STOOTC"OF DRUGS an<* Medicines
O U TH E KEVI °±UUn- in Greensboro can be found
'•gjZ JLMJJ IJJJJLt at Cali"m's g£Mg Store.
ftj .184 DIRECTORY.
-r—* j-j . _ .
H 3 R. & D. Depot Restaurant, L. M. Hawkins, propr,
•h g Greensboro
h-> jr Saloons-
g^ Allen J. W., Greensboro
U c5 Alsop Bros, Winston
O 5
Alsop W. D. (botel), Greensboro
j &* Barker John (gen mdse and tob mfr), Greensboro
'H^ Fields J. E., Greensboro
foS Jeffreys Newton A. (groceries), Greensboro
+a "2 Jones George (c), Greensboro
^ § Livingood T. A. & Co., Winston
S*^£ Loper Barnhart, Winston
^*— ' McCauley Samuel J., Greensboro
O © McMichael J. W. (justice), Brown's Summit
pj ^ Morehead W. R. & T. (c), Greensboro
-h .o Newcoml) E. G., Greensboro. See lines and page 68|
-4-»W Phelps & Vogler, Winston
j£ bxj Rose H., Winston
H.2 Sechrest J. M., High Point
•3-5 Short J. A., Greensboro
»H J2 Stephens W. W. (groceries), High Point
•xO Whitman John, Lewisville
£ © Winkler C. A. (groceries), Winston
jj? I Sash and Blind Factories.
(3D-— Barker A. A. & Son, (spoke and handle, wagon and
h ^ carriage mfrs), High Point
.Jh pq Greensboro Sash and Blind Factory, J. R. Menden-
hall, secty, Greensboro
i___ Snow W. H , (spoke and handles, shuttle block mfr),
i™1 High Point
££% Saw Mills-
'%&$ Boon 0. L., (gin, grist mill carder,) Hinton
|l| Boren A. P. (grist mill), New Garden
UP Burk G. W. & Son, Fried berg
,1 Clapp Joshua, (grist), Alamance
P™8 Conrad A. E., (grist mill and justice), Vienna
^* Conrad Bros. & Co, Vienna
ttfSt Conrad F. J., Vienna
^8 Dalton D. V., (hotel, distiller, gen mdse, grist mill,
J tob mfr), Dalton
Dundas Marshall, (grist mill), Westminster
DIRECTORY, 185
Eagleson John, Salem Chapel .
Edwards H. C. (gen mdse), Kernersville \^^
Faust D. P. (tanner, gen mdse, grist mill), Alamance ^ A
Freeman J. W. (grist), Freeman's Mill ■ J^
Fryar Baston, (grist mill), Company Mills UsktcJ
Hairston Cabell, [grist], Walnut Cove -3
Banner & Wilson, [gin and grist mill], Hinton
Huffman George, [grist and gen mdse], Brick Church
Ingold Daniel, Shaw's Mill
Kerne W. M., [grist], Brick Church
King J. L. [grist mill], Oak Kidge
Love William, Greensboro
Mise Franklin, Shaw's Mill
Yissen George E. & Co, Panther Creek
Ogburn Jno. L.. [justice], Summerfleld ^^\
Pegg M. H., Colfax U^>
Salem Iron Works, C. A. Hege, propr, [machine shop ^ t
and foundry], Salem ftfl
Scott J. L.. McLeansville ^ ^*
Sergeant Mfg Co, [Farrar's turbine foundry], Greens- kna^
boro. See first paster ^
Spainhower C. T. [grist mill], Old Richmond M
Spainhower W. H. [grist mill], Old Richmond
o
Spaugh T. H., Friedberg §^
Speas Bros, Vienna g H!
Stoltz W. H., Sedge Garden £g
Styers A. P. [grist mill 1, Rural Farm ^©^
Summers Betsv, [grist], Gibsonville SgdO
Wall C.T., Germanton £MA
Saw Mill Manufacturers. £JjJ,
Sergeant Mfg (Jo, [foundry and machine shop, tur- £jj
bine wheel], Greensboro. See first paster £<?>
Vance J. A. [machine shop, plumbing], Salem. See ^g*
™e8 l§5
Scale Manufacturers. 3 ©
%&
Georgia Scale Co, Thos. M. Taylor, mgr, Atlanta,*©
Ga. See page 25 ■ cj
Jones of Bingham pton, Bingham pton, N. Y. See -°£2
page 26 r &
• COUNTRY
s
MERCHANTS, you can save at least 20
per cent, in buying your goods at Callum
Bros. & Co's, Greensboro.
186 DIRECTORY.
g Sewing: Machines.
k£ Ormsby W. P. [o^ans], Winston
^ Singer Mfg Co, C. E. Holton, mgr, Greensboro
<v. Singer Mfg Co, C. L. Cline, mgr, Winston
V g Shoe Dealers.
H £ Boyd R. F. & Co, Greensboro. See lines and page 68f
0<p Brown Sample S-, [carpets, clothing, dry goods],
:£ Greensboro*"
£^ g Robertson J. B., High Point
Q *-* Ryttenberg Bros (dry goods, millinery, dressmaking,
0 carpets), Winston. See page 12
^^ Small E A. (crockery), Greensboro
Q S Smoak& Pritchett (hats), Winston, See first paster
9,9 Shoemakers.
■Htt
Bane A. A , Greensboro
^3 |° Bowley H. W., Greensboro
gH J Cartland F. G., High Point
GC^ Coffin W. S. (justice), Sumner
p^p* Doughty Chas. H., Greensboro
{£ Edwell James, Winston
ry* 2 Farrington Tilman, Friendship
5 § Hubbard Albert, Friendship
j.= Johnston Bros (gen mdse), Jamestown
IS Jones S. R. (c), Greensboro
p^ PQ Joyce Ed (c), Greensboro
M © Lewis W. M. (c), Winston
S t9 Lasn D. W., Kernersville
" ^ Marshall James (c), Greensboro
pH * McCanclless W. J.. Winston
Aj* ^ Meinung E. A., Salem
02 O Mitchell Wesley (c), Winston
rj Paylor Frankling,
^ Pitts J. H., Winston
W Porter L. M., Salem
.,»- 5^ Reid W. F., Westminster
LLJ Reich C. A., Salem
~ Reich H. C, Winston
Riggs Jesse, Winston
Rittenberry D. H., High Point
Wall Robert (groceries), Salem
For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
ifPipr'Sacraniental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, "N. C.
DIRECTORY. 187
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Shuttle Block Manufactures.
Cox, Parker & Co. (planing mill), Salem
Snow W. H. (spoke, handle, sash and door mfr), High
Point
Wheeler & Bro. (spoke and handle factory), Gibson-
ville
Soap Stone duarries.
Haskins Chas. R„ High Point
Wheeler Wm , High Point
Wheeler W. W., Westminster
Spoke and Handle Factories ^^
Barker A. A. & Son (sash and blind, wagon and car- ^q »H
riage mfrs), High Point ^ jp|
Greensboro Handle Works, Thomas McMahan, propr, S 3^
Greensboro ^ gp
Johnson J. H., Jamestown -n
North Carolina Handle Factory, V. G. Hundley, ^ ^
propr, Greensboro ^h ( J
Perry S. (hardware), High Point H ^
Seed H. W, Jamestown S [
Snow W. H. (shuttle block, sash and door mfr), High q /-v
Point pi\J
Wheeler & Bro. (shuttle), Gibsonville fcjj j
Stoves. « [j
Boozer George A. (house furnishing), Salem © Hj
Glascock G. T. (foundry, turbine wheels), Greensboro H rH
Stewart George (tinware), Winston. Seepages WH
Tailors. & b!
Cartland H. H. (furnishing), Greensboro. See first
Q^
paster W
Hughes H., Salem
Schaub J. F., Winston
0
Hughes J. M., Greensboro b=J
Reed Mrs. Nancy (tailoress), Winston
Wilson P. A., Winston
4
Johnston Robert D., Winston S3
Tanneries. hi—
Baldwin John P., Huntsville 2 §£
Doub E. M. C, Bethania ? m
i £, k T I KINDS * OF * DRUGS x AND * MEDICINES
g a iUlil Sold at Callum's Drug Store, Greensboro.
188 DIRECTORY
H§ fl Fries J. W., Salem
Hss h Faust D. P. (gen mdse, grist and saw mill), Ala-
&n® « mance
«4B P Jarrell N. C. & Son (grist mill), High Point
asS g McCanley J. A., Gibson vilie
%>n" Mendenhali & Sons, Deep River
SS Smith A. J., Walnut Cove
BH Smith J. F , Walnut Cove
«9 Reagen, Miles & Co. (gen mdse and grist mill) High
&^ Point
§H Telegraph Companies.
rm$ Southern Telegraph Co., C, T. Thompson, mgr,
2^© Greensboro
H*= Western Union Telegraph Co., S. A. Howard, mgr,
g^i Greensboro
S Western Union Telegraph Co., A. J. Shelly, mgr,.
T* Winston
g pj Tinners and Tin Roofers
0 Blum Irving (also coppersmith), Winston
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k Hoover Samuel, High Point
[kj Rempson W. S., Winston. See page 64
Stewart George (stoves), Winston. See page 8
® Strupe & Co., Salem
■h Yates Charles G. Son's (hardware) Greensboro
{§ Tobacco Manufacturers.
U Bailey Bros, Winston
$ Banner & Bailey, Walnut Cove
-' Barker John (gen mdse and saloon), Greensboro
Beard, Roberts & Co. (gen mdse), Kernersville
Bitting & Whitaker, Winston
Blackburn & Bro , Germanton
Blackburn, Dalton & Co., Winston
Blackburn Samuel. Germanton
Brown & Brother, Winston
Brown & Sapp, Kernersville
Butner J. A. & Co, Salem
Byerly S. & Son, Winston
Bynum & Cotten, Winston
Candler R. L. & Co, Winston
Crews Reuben, Salem Chapel
Dalton D N. (hotel, distiller, gen mdse, grist and saw
mill), Dalton
Ml
EWCOMB'S Wines and Liquors Lead the state
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
H
D [RECTORY. 189
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Dodd D. W. & Bro, Winston
Ellis W. J. & Son, Winston
Fields W. A., Greensboro
Hamlen D. & Co, Winston
Hamlin J. D. (gen mdse), Huntsville
Hanes P. H. & Co, Winston (~J
Harding & Steelman, Huntsville . JimT
Hartman C. A. & Co, Farmington [ j
Johnson Eugene, Farmington
Kerner & Greenfield, Kernersville
Kernersville Manufacturing Co, Kernersville
King J. L. & Co, Greensboro
Lash W. A (grist mill, whisky distiller, and gen
mdse), Walnut Cove
Leak W. H. & Co, Kernersville
Leak T. F, Winston
Ledbetter & Co, Winston
Lehman 0. J., Bethania
Lockett & Vaughn, Winston „_
Morrison L. S , Stony Ridge \J^-
Norfieet M. W. & Co, proprs Piedmont Tob Warehouse, s*
Winston > rm
Ogburn & Hill, Winston ~ '
Orrender C. ft., Bethania ^ ™
Pickett W. P. & Co. (grist mill), High Point B TO
Reynolds Bros, Salem £'Pi
Reynolds H. H., Winston B g»
Reynolds R. J. Winston
Reynolds William, Salem
Robertson H. E. & Co, Advance & to
Scales H. C. & Co, Winston Q Zl
Shaffner & Hannah, Salem § W
Steeger Thomas, Winston £• ^
Sullivan N. B, Walkerstown -^ PI
Vaughn T. L., Winston ^ a
Vogler W. A., Lewisville 5
Welborne H. R & Co, High Point 5 JJ
Williamson & Son, Winston g S
— .- r^
STOflTCOF DRIJGS and Medicines !3 ^
UiUUiX. ^n Greensboro can be found
at Callum's Drug Store.
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THE BEST
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DUVCTflT \ AT CI of Guilford, Randolph
i O 1 nJUi t\ PIO Alamance, Chatham
and Moore counties can save money by buying
their Drugs from Callum Eros. c£ Co., Greensboro.
190 DIRECTORY
§g Winston Tob Mfg Co, J. W. Reed, preet, T. W.
'f.Jj Huske, sect and treas, Ed. L. Jones, mgr, Winston
§*§ Tobacco Warehouses, Dealers and Brokers.
cTg Brown & Carter, Winston
S^ Farmers Warehouse, A. B. Gorrell, propr, Winston
ots Hall & Edmunds, Winston
,H~ Houston & Lyon, proprs Star Tob Warehouse,
£)o2 Orinoco Warehouse, Winston
Q&o Feidmont Warehouse, M. W. Norfleet & Co, Winston.
Ki^a See third flv
rg c Sheppard B. J & Co, Winston
p<l| Mteger T. T., Winston
HP'S Williamson & Smith, Winston
rt§""- Undertaking,
•"Tla" Gullett Robert (furniture), Greensboro
Jffi S Shultz J. H. f cabinet maker), Salem
£uo^ Voyler A. C. (furniture), Salem
PS
as V riety Stores.
jj|,3 Blum Edmund (groceries), Winston
£m 6 Vegetables.
|>gg Bullaok S. B. (butcher), Greensboro
r !eW Jones J B. (butcher), Greensboro
_ Pace W. H. (c), Winston
Yancey D. B. (c) (butcher), Greensboro
Wagon and Carriage Makers.
Bain J. A., High Point
Baker A. A. & Son (spoke and handle, sash and blind
mfrs), High Point
Bevel A.W., Winston
Brigs Bros., Westminster
Burns Thos. & Son, High Point
Burns Z. A., High Point
Farabee S. W., Winston
Fishel A. T., Friedberg
Flynt R. S , Winston
Jordan & Harrell, Kernersville
Ledford George, Greensboro
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EWCOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead the State
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
Mc \cloo House, - - - - Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 191
h-H
Lewis & Huff, Kernersville \^r
Lewis J. CL, Greensboro -^M
Meimmg F. C., Salem _ U>nJ
Miller J. H. (machine shop), Frieclberg
Nifong Jacob, Frieclberg
Nissen C. F. & Co. (gen mdse), Salem. See page
Nisseu Geo. E. & Co, Salem LaJ
Parish Charles (blacksmith), Summerfield p*™^
Richardson J. A., Westminster j^
Ross & Vanstory (livery), Greensboro
Spaugh E. E. (blacksmith), Winston ^"g
Spach W. E. & Son, Salem ^
Stark L. T. Westminster w£
Transon & Stolty, Bethania o^
Vanstory C. P. (livery), Greenboro J^-
Vanstory W. N., Greensboro
White J. A. & Son, Winston §WW
White J. S., Winston «og
Water Wheels. ^2w
Oiascock G. T., (foundry, stoves), Greensboro. See wSH
page 32 >*£
Sergeant "Mfg Co, (mfrs Farrars' turbine, saw mills, ^L^
foundry), Greensboro See first paster HHt>
brt H ^
Water Works. s^kS
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Salem Water Works, Frank H. Fries, pres, Salem 3a~
Winston Water Works Co, Thomas J. Wilson, prest ; ^^
G. W. Hinshaw, sec and treas, Winston ^^£
Well Fixtures. ^g«
Tise Well Fixtures, C. H. Tise, prop, Winston. See o©^
page 7 H ^
Whisky Distilleries. .^ft«
Burchfield J. Y., Germanton ^SS
Bailey Lewis, Advance j^
Bailey W. A. & C. G., Advance gj"
Call Davis, Advance g^
Connatzer Jacob, Advance ^^
Dalton D. N., (gen mdse, grist and saw mills, tob |j
mfr), Dalton H
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Gentry W. H., Walnut Cove
Isam James (gen mdse), Walnut Cove
Lash W. A., (grist mill, tob mfr, gen mdse), Walnut
Cove
Woolen Mills.
Freeman's Woolen Mills, Freeman & Bodie, props,
Freeman's Mills
Fries' Woolen Mills, F. & H. Fries, props, Salem.
See page 10
Stipes W. B., Winston
Watkins W. H., Winston
Whitlock John, Huntsville
Williams Joseph, Panther Creek
Wood and Coal.
Coal Creek and New River Coal Co, H. B. Peters, agt>
Greensboro
King|D. H., (ice), Winston. See first'cover
A First-class Practical School. Circulars free.
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ADVANCE. 4 H
Davie county 14 miles from Winston, shipping and ta
trading point. ^
BUSINESS. S
Bailey Lewis, whisky distiller k^
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Bailey W. A. & C. G., whisky distillers gj-L
Call Daniel, whisky distiller SJ!}**
Connatzer Jacob, whisky distiller ^Z
Phelps Squire, blacksmith P^n
Robertson H. E. & Co., tob mfrs oJjw
Shutt G. H. C, gen mdse § a
Smithdeal & Robertson, gen mdse fe$**
Spings A. A., gen mdse ^MfTJ
Farmers— Bailey C G, Bailey R, Railey W A, Ellis o^Z
W R, March WB, Markland Geo, Markland Matthew, gjkj
Phillips F M, Sedden Geo. gS
ALAMANCE. §b 8
Guilford county, 4 miles from Gibson ville, on Golds* §fjT1
boro branch ; its shipping point via of which it is 23 S*if"
miles to Greensboro, county seat. ^Tl
BUSINESS. |«2
Clapp Joshua, saw and grist mill „4- aE
Faust D. P., tanner and gen mdse, grist and saw mills ^ fi%
Farmers — Bernhardt Levi, Boon C A, Cobb Jacob h ■_
D, Dick R C, Faust D P, Faust J. W, Rankin Jno H, § *
Shepherd J N, Smith R W, Wharton C A. 3 3
BELEW CREEK MILLS- Jj 5
Forsyth county, located in the northeast portion of ' "!?
the county, about 18 miles from Winston, county seat, " W
shipping and trading point. ■-»-
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Pegram E H, gen mdse
£ o Robertson J. A., grist mill
d, g Robertson Israel, gen tndse
« r~ Farmers— Adams E M, Crim Wm, Hane D S,
o ^ Hester Jno, Linville R S, Medearis M D, Medearis W
s- £^ M, Nelson Elijah, Pegram W J, Robinson J A, Thomas
g|gNat. _
o^ BETHAKIA. —
^ ^ Forsyth county, 12 miles north of Winston, county
>* g seat and shipping and trading point, ^»g
^w business:
o n3 Anderson Jno N., justice
r-H ^ Bitting B. L., grist mill
o © ^ox R- ■"-'■' j ^istice
•g P3 Doub E. M C, tannery
po ^ Grabbs L., hotel
■g £ Greider Rev. E P., Moravian
rJD g Hauser R. A., physician
<-£ •£; Jones B., physician
o "5 Kapp Thomas J., grist mill
j^ PQ Lash B., grist mill
^ ^ Bash F. H., gen mdse
*2 "5 Lehman Eugene, justice
^a +? Lehman O. J., tob mfr
in _ Lehman 0. J. & Co., gen mdse
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Linebach Rev. R. P., Moravian
Miller J. F., grist mill
5~ Orrender C. R , tob mfr
Pegram Rev. T. H., undertaker
Styers A., justice
Sullivan N. F., justice
Transou & Grabbs, blacksmithing
kpn. Transou & Stoltz, wagon mfrs
G*0 Wolfe J. A., gen mdse
^»»$ Farmers— Butner A E, Butner A I, Capp E T,
4™* Clayton M C, Clayton W F, Doub Emory, Doub Jas,
Hfiy* Doub Jno, Doub J F, Doub Jno Q, Doub J N S, Doub
^^ O F, Doub Winfield, Elliott Henry, Fisher Conrad,
jjMg Flint Fountain, Grabbs L S, Grabbs Wm, Greider A
PZT L, Janes Dr Beverly, Kapp T J, Kapp W W, Kiser
■"^~_ Henry, Kiser Tandy, Kreger Henry, Kreger Timothy,
<i«n I Kreger Wm, Lash F H, Lash T B, Lawrence Jno,
"fURRHIlrllllWIfl F°r Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. T~f\
HhAJj U 0 AH 1 btia ^^"Sacramental Wines a Specialty. \J2
■MtttflglfttikttfMN McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C. ~«i
DIRECTORY. 195
Lehman E T, Lehman W E. Leinbach Edgar, Long ^dA
Jesse, Lone Solomon. Long Thomas, McGee Andv, <^nJ
McGee H H, Miller J T, Miller S A, Moser H t ^j
Moser Israel, Null Jno, Orrender C R, Pfaff Ed, Porter T " "
Geo, Reich R D, Scott Jno, Shore A E, Shouse Daniel, "Vi
Shouse Jesse, Shore Levi, Stauber L B, Stoltz C C, f'Tj
Stoltz P A, Stoltz Wm, Strupe L J, Strupe William, p. ■*
Spease Edwin, Spease Henry, Spease J, Spease J H, (_jiQ
Speace Sidney, Transou Alex, Transou Ephraim,
Transou Evan, Transou Joseph, Vest Charles 0, Vest r\^
Lewis, Warner Jacob. © ©
Brick Church. g g*
Guilford county, 16 miles southeast of Greensboro, *y
couuty seat, and nearest shipping point. P A
BUSINESS. 6 3
Coble & Hanner, gen mdse rf p
Coble W. A., physician £ •—
Clapp D. F., gen mdse 2
Faust & Hanner, gen mdse & £)
Hanner Kime, gen mdse *"* £2
Huffman Geo., saw and grist mill and gen mdse 0 £5
Kerne W. M , saw and grist mill * j^J
Parker E'ev. E P.. Luthran f'&r
Wetker Rev. G. W., Associate Reformed >^
Famers— Brown Rilev, CUpD C, Copp, David F, ~H
Clapp Denny, Clapp D VV J, Clapp Geo W, Clapp Jacob § r El
W, Clapp Jacob, Clapp Jno E, Clapp Joe W, Clapp J J, »B ^
Clapp J P, Clapp Michael, Clapp Thomas, Coble Ab- ^'ej
ne/, Coble Albert, Coble A C, Coble D H, Coble John ?2 £
A, Coble Dr W A, Faust Z M, Fogleman John M, || £•
Fogleman L A, Fogleman Peter, Fogleman W H, t-£5t
Greeser G W, Greeson M N", Grussett N, Holt J L p,'^
Hoffman Geo, Ingle Albert, Ingle Geo F, Ingle John, §~ j-£
Ingle Z, Kime Wm, Murray J W, Packer Rev E P, c"!.^.
Sharp A, Sharp Jacob, Sheppard Abner. Shepherd J v
R, Sheppard Simon, Shepherd W H, Shoffner Guorg<-
F, Wharton E G, Wharton John, Wood J R.
Brown's Summit
Guilford county, twelve miles from Greensboro, - ©
county seat and banking point, near Reedy Fork *>
W 196 DIRECTORY.
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Za river. Telegiaph and express facilities. Populatioa
i-H 100. Products, corn, wheat, oats, tobacco and fruits.
ft Iron ore also in the vicinity.
g ^ BUSINESS.
•W p Cunningham Mrs. B. A., grist mill
« O Dewey R. K., physician
•3"^ Doggett C. R., grist mill
^ H Elmore & McMichael, gen mdse
r^3 Farrar U. B., grist mill
EH*^ Lewis C A., gen mdse
£T MitchellJ. J., justice
rfa q McMichael J. W , saloon and justice
W Mitchell S. S. & Bro., gen mdse
j3P 3 Parker Mrs. Fanny, boarding
£ © Owen M. M.. R. R. and ex agt
yS Farmers— Bevill'CK, Bevil J A, BeviljM G.Chillcutt
^ . B G, Chillcutt R L, Doggett James W, Doggett John,
S If Gan't James, Gant S S. Lewis C A, Loman A, Moore
W - J R, Pitchford S, Pitchford W H, Rankin W H,
£„p Troxler G E, Troxler I R, Walker Rev W T.
Be BtrsicKS.
^O Guilford county, flag station on the R & D R R.
r- Distance from Atlanta 366 miles, Richmond 183.
S 9 Greensboro, county site and banking point, 7 miles.
C ^ Browns Summit 5 miles distance is the regular ship-
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qH BUSINESS.
OS ^rav Juliue, grist mill
^ C* James H , blacksmith
#2p3 Schoolfield C. S., justice
r ffi Weatherly David, teacher
S 2 Wright W. E\, physician
Farmers— Kistler Rev S F, Lewis I, Schoolfield J,
Scott W T, Wright Dr W F.
CENTRI
^ Guilford 14 miles due south of Greensboro, county
j seat and principal shipping point.
W BUSINESS.
Pjj Davis J. M., grist mill
Qh Hodgins J. A., gen mdse
H Farmers— Davis F S, Davis J M, Davis S S,
Glenn F F, Hodgins David, Hodgins J G, Murrow A
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Wines and Liquors Lead the State !
PURE TENT WINES for SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 197
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COLFAX,
Guilfard county, Reedy Fork and Deep rivers, 14 ™
miles to Greensboro and same distance to Winston f>™
and Salem. Kernersville on Salem branch, nearest ^O
and regular shipping station. ^C
BUSINESS. ® O
Atkins U. S., storekeeper and guager * g?2
Cude H. C, teacher £h§
Davis J. A., justice and distiller ^'ffil
Davis L. F., justice and gen mdse P LJ
Gray Rev Jesse, Wesleyan 2 ^
King J. L., saw and grist mill CD ^
Payne J. W., grist' mill , qO)
Pegg M. H., saw mill n1"^
Schuest S. W., gen mdse and postmaster ^TBI
Stock B. F., teacher gjJJ
Starbuck O. A., U. S. storekeeper and guager ^ ID
Taylor G. W. (c), gen mdse Crq
Farmers — Atchison John, Atchison W J, Atkins mOD
Joseph, Atkins S J, Baker J A, Ballard John, Bla- q"1^
lock Bohannon B, Bolison John, Bowman W E, Brit- fj «■
tain J J, Bull Jesse, Bull J C, Bull J M, Chipman Joel, * g
Clank John C, Crews W W, Cude M L, Davis J A, Da- - fa)
vis L F, Dillon S B, Davis S Y, Edwards J A, Elliott q£*
B F, Frazier N R, Gray Wm, Macy John, Macy Jule, 4 —
Morgan A, Morgan E, Pegg Preston, Pegg Wm, Pe- E 2
gram J F, Perkins Elias, Pitts J L, Pitts Samuel, £.«)
Sniner Geo, Stack David, Stanlev E, Stanley J H, g"2p
Starbuck Elihn, Starbuck W H, Starbuck T C, Tay- urn
lor G W (c), Tucker E A, Tucker Wm, Walker h?J*J
Young. O q
COMPANY MILLS: g.yj
Gwilford county on Reedy Fork River, 7 miles from ^O
Brown's Summit, its shipping point, and 15 from
Greensboro, county seat and nearest banking point.
BUSINESS.
Apple Mebane, postmaster and justice 2 ^
Currins Jno. F B., teacher M *J
Fryar Barton, saw and grist mill *%
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Vj, 198 DIRECTORY.
JU, Muffines Abel, gen mdse
l_l Michael Jno H., teacher
™ a Michael P.M.
j*y g& Summers Narcissa, grist mill
Jp O Farmers — Andrews Jno, Apple Andrew, Apple A
W §- F, Apple Jno W, Apple L C, Apple L D, Apple Peter
J^ i$$ M, Apple W L, Brown Jno E, Brown A J, Brown Jno
I g §S£ M, Brown Milton, Brown Patterson, Brown W A,
Uj—Beasly W A, Clapp Lemuel, Clapp L W, Cobb
O ^ Jno, Coleman Jno, Cummins Jno H B, Fryar
ftjj *.Jno R» Fryar Peter F, HufBnes Abel, Johnson
<yj James D, Kernodle R B, Lorman Jno, Michael Geo W,
Ut Michael Jacob Q, Michael John, Michael Peter B,
«•» 3 Michael William, Senneger Peter, Senneger Peter J,
sp O Senneger Thos, Smith D A, Smith Jacob, Smith Jno,
£ X Smith Jno A, Thomas Jno W, Truett Jno W, Wag-
nc goner Geo B, "Wyrich D C, WjTrich Israel, Wyrich
m g Jno C, Wyrich N E, Wyrich P J, Wyrich Wm.
H x CRYSTAL.
n» g«- Guilford county, 14 miles from Greensboro ship.-
S © ping point.
CO .J BUSINESS.
Mb L* Law \y ^ gen mdse
ft#4 bJ Farmers— Causey J W S, Garrett A G, Humble
it E Levi' Humhle P C, Humble W A, Law Nat, Low Wm,
Ui p Pike Joel, Wilson Wm A
£ S ©ALTON.
"^ I— Stokes county in the southwest portion of the
gj «J county, about 20 miles from Winston, shipping and
«™gj «s^ banking point.
5 s BUSINESS.
*** iU Cox H C, gen mdse
|P X Dalton D N., hotel, distiller, gen mdse, grist and saw
jgjj r" mill, tobacco mfr
j-'b gm Dalton Institute
Z: ^ Hargrave Alexander, blacksmith
2E Farmers— Barr Geo. Dalton D N, Edwards S T,
gg Goff Squire, Grubbs Ed, Phillips Nat, Rutledge J M,
W3 Venable Haywood, Watts W H.
P_ BEEF EIVER.
Guilford county, 3 miles west of Westminster, 6
miles to Jamestown, on Richmond and Danville
DIRECTORY. 199
Railroad, its principal shipping via of which it is 17
miles to Greensboro, county seat.
BUSINESS.
Bohannon B., gen mdse
Brown & Payne, grist mill
Mendenhall & Sons, tannery
York Rev. I. I., Methodist
Mendenhall, Pickett & Welch, grist mill
Farmers — Brown B A, Charles G W, Chipman
Joel, Davis J D, Mendenhall E E, Mendenhall J N,
Poe J T, Smith Jefferson, Welborn J R, Wheeler 0 J, *gX3'
Willard P W. |^S
FARMIItfGTON-
Davie county, 23 miles from Winston, its shipping y
and principal trading point. ^ g
BUSINESS. £ §
Bahnson C. F., jeweler c+
Clingmsn John, gen mdse cd £^
Farmington Academy M^
Fulford & Merton, gen mdse and flour 9p i^
Furches & Ellis, gen mds« and flour ^~"
Hartman C. A. & Co, tob mfrs g- l"N
Jarvis Simeon, gen mdse P ^-*j
Johnson Eugene, tob mfr hj ^
Johnson F. M. & Co, gen mdse © jg
Wiseman J. W., physician ^S
Farmers — Brunt T A, Clark W A, Cutsell James, q1-
Eaton Daniel, Eaton Thomas, Furches L A, Gaither £, &$
Burgess, Griffiths C F, Hall C A, Hartman George, £•• O
Johnson F M, Johnson J M, Lunn B F. 0^ ^
FREEHS ANS MILLS- M °°
Guilford county, 8 miles southeast High Point, on ^ {3>
R & D R R, its shipping point via of which it is 16 pj i2j
miles to Greensboro, county seat. ^ fct
BUSINESS. ^ 0
Carpenter Rev. J. B., Methodist ^ £q
Dean Rev. J. C, Prot Methodist ^' (-H
Freeman & Bodie, proprs Freeman's Woolen Mills cq C^
Freeman J. W., grist and saw mill O 2"
Freeman's Woolen Mills, Freeman & Bodie proprs £ =*~
Farmers— Armfield Jno, Bryan R C, Coffin Abner,. £2*
Coffin W N, Coltrane Jno, Dean J G, Eaton John, "*£'
Frather Cyrus, Frather Stephen, Frazier Daniel, W
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Frazier David L, Frazier Henry, Frazier Win, Free-
man J W, Freeman Plato, Gray G A, Hendricks
Hadley, Hodson P H, Johnson Clemmons, Johnson
James, Kersey Stephen, Kirkman John Lowe CO,
Lowe Dan, Leonard Joab, Lowe Leonard, Lowe Nat-
han, Marsh Isiah, Marsh Martin, Marsh Thos K,
Mathas A, Nathan Cbas, Osborne Daniel Osborne
Ruffin, Osborne Thos, Osborne Wiley, Bobbins Mer-
ton, Saferight Abner, Swiggett Geo '.Swiggett W,
Walton L.WatkinsWm, Wiley BF, Wiley Frank-
lin Yates Johnson, Yates Jno, Yates Louis, Yates .
Samuel, Yates Sanford, Younts Peter.
FBIEDBERG,
Forsyth county, located near Davidson county line,
1 mile from South Fork Muddy Creek, and 8 from
Winston, its banking, telegraph and shipping point.
The principal object of interest is a Moravian church,
over 100 years old, next in point of age and number
of membership to the Salem church.
BUSINESS.
Anderson T. R., carpenter
Burk G. W., justice
Burk G. W. & Son, steam saw mill and dryer
Fishel A. T., wagon mfr
Foltz Eli, mfr grain cradles
Foltz Francis, carpenter
Foltz Theodore, blacksmith
Hall Rev. James E., Moravian
Kimel Theodore, justice *
Miller J. H., wagon mfr and machine shop and grist
mill
! Nifong Jacob, wagon mfr
Spaugh E. J., gen mdse and postmaster
Spaugh T. H., steam saw mill
Woosley Rev. S. A., Moravian .
Farmers-Allen James, Anderson T R, Barrier Da-
vid Barrier Lewis, Beckle C M, Burk Jno, Clodfelter
Joseph, Crouch J C, Crouch Lewis, Crouse Harrison,
Delap Alex, Ernest Levi, Fishel Daniel Fishel Frank-
lin Fishel FO,:Fishel J A, Fisel Z, Foltz Allen, Foltz
Francis, Foltz John, Foltz Theodore, Hartman Jacob,
Hartman Jesse, Hartman Jno A, Hege J A, Johnson
Constantine, Johnson Jno, Kimel 0, Link Hamilton,
Link Henry, Link LaFavette, Link Ransom, Link
TRY IWCIIB'S:
PURE WINES, LIQUORS, TO-
BACCO and CIGARS,
cAdoo House, Greensboro, N.C.
DIRECTORY,
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Samuel, Mendenhall J F, Mendenhall L B, Me
denhall L L, Miller George, Mock David, Mock Rev, i A
Jacob, Mock L N, Mock P W, Nifong D E, Niiong <^\
Wiley, Padget C A, Padget Levi, Raper Wm, Reich ^»
Wm, Rominger A, Rominger David, Shore Eugene, t "^
Shore Nathan, Snider Pinket, Snider Samuel, Spaugh r™^j
Christian, Spaugh Lewis, Spaugh T T, Weesner
Lewis, Weesner E M, Woosley David, Woosley Rev (
S A. m
FRIENDSHIP, ^
Guildford county, station on Salem branch R. & C j
D. R. R , 10 miles from Greensboro, county seat. ^^
BUSINESS. M^
Cook Thomas E., gen mdse jm\
Farrington Tilman, shoemkr C .)
Hubbard Albert, shoemkr ^l-*^
Kirkman Rev. A. J., Methodist [■i«iiii
Lindsay A. H., gen mdse Lr^J;
Mahoney Rev. James, Methodist . "^
Pinnix Rev. J. W., Christian p^"j
Sapp W. G., gen mdse
Smith S. W. H., gen mdse W
Taylor G. W., gen mdse ~ > '
Farmers— Blaylock J M, Bradshaw A M, Cook 2 2
Thos, Cook Thos E, Dudley T T, Dundas Jno, Ector W
Dr, Frazier Robt, Hunt Jno, Hunt J D, Knight Asa, "Sj
Kirkman A G, Lindsay A H, Lindsay H, Wakefield $2q
GERM ANTON, -WQ
Stokes county, 18 miles from Winston, its ship- £3£,
ping, banking and nearest telegraph point ©m
BUSINESS. £J£
Bain T. H., gen mdse ^{
Blackburn Samuel, tob mfr 5
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Blackburn Wm. & Bro., tob mfrs *®&
Balejack B. J., lime mfr §tt
Burchfield J. Y., whisky distiller " g
Bynum Bros, drugs -^C3
Bynum J. G., physician -°g
Campbell William, gen mdse -
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202 DIRECTORY.
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Covington Charles, blacksmith
Crews M. S., lumber
Culler A. A., lime mfr
Germanton Institute
y^ .£ Hill L. H., physician
r. ^ Hill Patrick, blacksmith
t? ,-. Morris H. A., grist mill
A -g" Morris M., grist mill
V p Murphy R. F., gen mdse
N &j Styers E. J., gen mdse
0 Tice W. R., blacksmith
.•§ Wall C. T., saw mill
p^ a Westmoreland N. G., grist mill
O k Farmers— Boles. Nat, Bowman J W, Bynum B F,
. . S Campbell William, Chaffin W A, Crews M J, Crump-
le - ler I T, Cumbie W H, Guthrie Jackson, Guthrie J,
Q £ Hill J G, Kiser Daniel, Martin Dr A J, Petree R
O © F- Petree R J, Poindexter J F, Rainey J P, Samuel
HM H F, Sullivan Nat, Tuttle James, White J G,
m b0 Willis W E.
g«2 GIBSONVILLE.
^•"5 Guilford on Goldsboro branch, Richmond and Dan-
rvi -2 ville, 16 miles from Greensboro county seat.
O^ BUSINESS.
f^ g Buck Rev. J. L., Lutheran
*fj g Foust D. P., gen mdse
J "J3 McCauley J. A., tanner
"Is' Payler Franklin, shoemkr
H ^ Regan, Hanner & Co.',. gen mdse
^ jg Summers Betsy, grist and saw mills
£4 +^ Sutton J. M , gen mdse
4i> Sutton J. M. & Co, gen mdse
H * Thorm Rev. W. F., Presbyterian
P^ ^ Wagoner Simon, tannery
£3 O Wheeler & Bro., spoke, handle and shuttle factory
^H Farmers — Ballsey Wm G, Boon Joshua, Clapp A G,
q Devault Gideon, Ingle Mebane, Kernodle L L, Smith
EL, Thomas Robt, Wagoner Simon, Wright W W,
[VI GILMER'S STORE.
■ Guilford county, 8 miles from Greensboro county
seat, banking, shipping, express and telegraph point.
Products, wheat, corn, tobacco and fruits.
BUSINESS.
Causey E. N., postmaster
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For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
^^""Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, Greensboro, 'N. C.
DIRECTORY. 20c
Fox M. P., physician fli
Gilmer J. W., justice ^
McMaster W. R Justice jSF"fo
Causey C. C. O
Farmers— Causey L T.. Clapp Geo, Coble Jno, gLJL
Donnell V B, Fogleman W D, Greeson C B, Hanner |||
N A. Hornev Joseph, Phipps W H, Pritchett J E, ■ ■
Rankin W N, Shaw James, Wilson John. %^%
HALL'S FERRY.
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Davie county, 18 miles from Winston, shipping and
trading point. ^
BUSINESS. g-H
Hall C. A., gen mdse and grist mill ^ C»
Sheek L. A., gen mdse ££j <5^
Sheek J. T., gen mdse and grist mill bd ®
Farmers— Butner A B, Choffin G W, Hall C A, m^1
Ireland H B, Sheek J T, Sheek R G. > f\
HIGH POINT. g^j
Guilford county on the Richmond and Danville jg L
Railroad, 16 miles from Greensboro, county seat. © r\
BUSINESS. ^U
Alexander H, gen mdse «->$j
Armfield Gold and Copper Co pi j
Bain J. A., wagon and carriage maker © \J\
Baldwin F. T., lawyer grl
Bolton James, boarding jjjj H
Barker A. A. & Son, spoke and handle, sash and "
blind factory, wagon and carriage makers
Baldwin Frank T., editor and proprietor The Pioneer
Baxter J. R., blacksmith
Bell Mrs. R. J., millinery c^
Bencini A. G., confections £2
Best & Wrenn, gen mdse »
Blair Mrs. E. T., hair works and boarding ^ Zjj
Blair Sol J., justice g m
Blair W. A., prin High Point High School g -^
Brown J. R , physician ^g p—
Brown J. R. & Co., gen mdse g g
Burns Thomas & Son, wagon and carriage makers f* m
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DIRECTORY.
a Burns Z. A , wagon maker
H 0 Burton J. W., physician
H_riH Butterfield A. G., jeweler and news agent
S33& (I) Callum J. C, agent Southern Express Co
HS b Campbell J. A., justice
hS h Cartland F. G., shoemkr
"^ b Carpenter Rev. J. B., Methodist
p Carter & Hedgecock, grist mill
Causey C. S., secy Willowbrook Mfg Co., and gen mdse
Clark D H., photographer
Clark Mrs. D. L., millinery
Cowan P. D., agent Richmond and Danville Railroad
Cox J. J., physician
Dalton Rev. P. H , Presbyterian
Day Bros., gen mdse
Edwards Mrs Mollie J., teacher
Ellison J. A., cabinet maker
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Faucht D. B , carpenter
g Ferrabeee Gold and Copper Co
h Fields Miss Mary, millinery
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q Ferrabee & Modlin, groceries
^ Ferrabee E. C, groceries
ft. Garrett George (c), butcher
Gray, Hamner & Co., grist mill
0 Grabam Mrs., dressmkr
,h Haney Thomas, blacksmith
g Harmon E. T, gen mdse
jjj Harkins Charles R., soapstone quarry
k High Point Timber Mfg Co, W. H. Snow, prest ,
(Jj Lathrop, secy
~ Holton Albert A., postmaster
j Hoover Samuel, tinner
Homey Frank, harnessmkr
Hamlett W. R., dentist
Ingram L. J., gen mdse
Jarrell M., hotel
Jarrell M. H., groceries
Jarrell N. C. & Son, grist mill and tannery
Jones Miss Carrie, teacher
Jones Welborne, furniture
Jones W. 0 , dentist
Jones Dr. W. O., prest Willowbrook Mfg Co, and fur
niture
Jordan B. F., marble worker
LB. I
EWCOMB'S Wines and Liquors Lead the State ij
Pure Tent Wines for Sacramental Purposes. r^j
McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C. ^a^T
DIRECTORY. 205
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Jordan David, justice
Jordan & Ferrabee, groceries LjO
Kirkraan J. L., groceries L^
Lathrop J., secy High Point Timber Mfg Co M"""^-
Lindsay A. H. & Co, cigar mfrs and gen mdsv )^^
Lindsay Gold and Copper Co
Lindsa}*' J. A., gen mdse
Lindsay R J., gen mdse
Long J. J,, gen mdse
Mabry Miss Fanny, hotel
Mann Charles, miner
Martin Rev. W. G., Northern Methodist
Mendenhall S. H., justice
Miller & Co., grist mill
Modlin Mrs., boarding
Payler Wm., boarding
Payne & Brown, grist mill
Perry 8., spoke and handle, factory and hardware
Pickett W. P. & Co., tob mfrs, and grist mill
Pioneer The, Frank T. Baldwin, ed and prop T^fT?
Rankin W. T., groceries and boarding KJ-^
Reagen, Niles & Co., grist mill, tannery and gen "•
mdse > f***
Richardson Rev. .1. B .. Baptist ^ ^
Ritten berry D. H , shoemkr ^ L«
Robertson J. B., shoes ^ W
Romwell Wm., boarding g PI
Sec h rest J. M., saloon S f9
SechrestR F., blacksmith § 0
Sechrest T. A., blacksmith r
Shealy Mrs., dressmkr P*
Simmons H. (c), barber , <?fi£J
Smith A. E. & Co, drugs g_ ~£
Snow W. H., spoke and handle factory, shuttle blocks, ®J V
sash and blinds, etc ™ fffff
Stephens W. M., saloon and groceries ^ O
Thompson Rev. S. F., Baptist £* «™
Thurston Peter, cabinetmkr £■ fe»
Turner J. A., lawyer d f-«
Walters J. H., gen mdse
Welborne Rev. A., Baptist
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Welborne H. R. & Co, tob mfrs P "<
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206 DIRECTORY.
$5 Wheeler C. J., justice
~ Wheeler R. A., hardware and agricul implements
"£, Wheeler William, soaps'one quarry
la § White Mrs , boarding
■gj Willowbrook Mfg Co, Dr. W. 0. Jones, prest; O. S.
?~ Causey, secy, cotton goods
opq Wrenn Bros., gen mdse
o~2 Yoik Rev. I. I., Methodist Protestant
S*3 Farmers — Anderson Joel. Barbee Wx G. Boling J M,
Ota Campbell J A, Corbett E T, Crawford H, Freeman J
•P-T IJ' Cray J A, Harris Ransom, Jordan Samuel, Smith
|Dg . A B, Tomlinson S. M., Williams Geo W
HILLSDALE,
!s c Guilford county, 8 miles from Browns Summit, on
\-f*% R & D R R, its nearest shipping point via of which
M^£ it is 19 miles to Greensboro, county seat.
£r^. BUSINESS.
asi
Archer Wm
Beall W. P., physician
F°^ Beville W. E. & Bro, gen mdse
Q---~ WhII P., gen mdse
'1 1 Wright W. F., physician
H ?'£ Farmers— Amick Alfred, Barbee Geo, Blackburn
Jpq 0- Robt, Boulden W L, Brown H C. Busick A J, Hil-
^S ton J M, Lambeth L H, Terry W A, Whitworth C
P|t§ A, Winchecter J W, Winchester L C.
HINTON,
Guilford county, 6 miles from Greensboro, county
seat, shipping and telegraph banking point. Pro-
j^ - ducts, wheat, corn, oats, tobacco and fruits.
g-»i BUSINESS.
C^3 Boon 0. L., carder and saw mill
^^ Hanner & Wilson, gin saw and grist mill
^S Wilson A. G., gen mdse and postmaster
Farmers— Anderson Augustus, Aiken D C, Aiken
Walter, Boon 0 L, Callum Samuel, Foust G C, Glass
Alfred, Gullett E, Hatchett James, Hanner John,
Hanner Joseph, Hobbs L C, Milliken E, Sharp E T,
Starr Frank, Stewart Samuel, Snits John, Travller
Robert, Weatherly John, Wilson Hugh, Wimberly
John, Woodburn T M.
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EWCOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead the State
Pure Teat Wines for Sacramental Purposes.
McAdoo House, - - - - Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 207
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HONTSVILLE, ^
Yadkin county, 15 miles from Winston, its ship- t ]
ping and trading point. [5R
BUSINESS. ^.JT
Baldwin John T, tanner V^_J
Brewbaker Thomas, blacksmith L—Z3
Clingman J* J., physician r 5
Colvard & Warren, gen mdse ,_
Hamlin J. D., gen mdse and tob mfr ^
Hamlin Morris, blacksmith j^<©
Harding & Steelman, tob mfrs ^^
Hunt L. G., physician sa£
Jarvis D. F., blacksmith o^
Long T., physician K-.
Long Wm., tob mfr Soc
Walker J. E., harnessmkr 2'WW
Whitlock John, whisky distiller *o^
Farmers — Baldwin M, Bitting J A, Brown Isaac, ^Ch
Colvart B G, Conrad J C, Davis J C, Davis S G, gang
Eaton D T, Eaton E, Griffith Theodore, Hamlin G wE1"3
B, Harding S B, Hunt L G, Hunt N G, Long T, >*%
Lynch J C, Miller Daniel, Poindexter Peter, Poin- '-L <;
dexter R A, Spease LA. HHt>
JAMESTOWN. Ijgf
Guilford county, station on R & DgR R and Deep 2^^
River, with express and telegraph facilities, 10 miles H-H —
from Greensboro, county seat and banking point, ^£^
gold and copper in vicinity. Population 100 ^H^
BUSINESS." gg|
Armfield D. A., physician oO1"
Bradshaw W. G., physician i^Wgj
Idol W. H., basket mfr, grist mill and postmaster ^^m
Johnson & Bro, shoemkrs and gen mdse ' ©h
Johnson J. H., spoke and handle factory '-%-
North State Gold and Copper Co ^^
Oakdale Flouring Mill §}
Oakdale Mfg Co, cotton goods g^
Ragsdale & Bro, nursery g^
Reed H. W., spoke and handle factory W
Wharton J. M. & Co, gen mdse h
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g" 208 DIRECTORY.
gul White B. F., nursery
Ps Wiley W. M. & Co, gen mdse
L- Farmers — Armfield Dr D A, Armfield John A,
Armfield 0 L, Armfield J S, Armfield N S, Armfield
W J, Bundy Harman, Burndy D S, Burton Joseph,
SjE Gardner Jpsse, Johnson J H, Lamb H C. Lamb Jesse,
<gj r Lamb TJ, Mprritt J VV. Moon John A, Potter Henry,
rzga ReeceLS, Sapn W G, ThOrton E S, Ward S H,
g^jj White B T, Wiley Wm, Wilson C B, Winslow.
*gj KERNERSVILLE.
£ — h Information received too late for classification
n!3p here. See addenda, last pages.
o« LOUISVILLE,
Vjt Forsyth county, 10 miles west Winston, county
l^H" seat, shipping and trading point.
|jS BUSINESS.
p^TS Brinkley J. P., justice
o^ Conrad Rev. S. F., Baptist
* Craft Rev. A. W., Methodist
OVogler W. A , tob rnfr
Wright E. H.. gen mdse
Z Whitman J. W., saloon
Farmers — Beeson Joseph H, Binkle J P, Black-
burn M, Clinardy Wm, Conrad B F, Craft A W,
33 Dusrgin Samuel, Harper Elisha, Harper L E, Harper
XL M, Hart T 0, Hasten John, Houser U G, John-
ston J L, Lougenour L C, Lillington N W, Mathews
HL P, Phipps J L, Phipps Rawson, Rafer P W,
Reynolds F W, Rich Thos, Robertson Wm, Sheets
OWm, Smith David, Snider C T, Stafford Henry,
Teague Aquilla, Vogier Wm, Wagoner Josiah, War-
« ner Thoa. Warner T L, Williamson Benj, Williard
^gM Jeffrey, Williard Joseph.
LIBERTY STORE,
Guilford county, 7 miles East Brown's Summit, its
shipping point, via of which 18 miles to Greensboro,
county seat. .
BUSINESS.
O Anderson Rev. A. G., Christian
Busick J. J., gen mdse
Hb Watlington|Miss Emma, teacher
warn Farmers — Boon Jno P, Braun Nicholas, Busick J
$ For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars" BHBH
ilP^Sacramental Wines a Specialty. II
McAdoo House, Greensboro, "N. 0.
DIRECTORY. 209 sgam
J, Christian Zack, Gerringer John, Johnson N' H,
Kernodle D R, Scott Ralph, Summer Peter R, Wat-
lington J A.
McLEANSVILLE,
Guilford county, on the Goldsboro branch of the O
R. & D. R. R , 8 miles from Greensboro, its nearest g fP"
telegraph and banking point. h Q
BUSINESS. fc. «{
Boon 0. L , saw mill ^ "T»
Cable Peter, grist mill gj S
Cornett Rev. A., Congregational 2 5gJ
Dick J. M., justice ^h^
Donnell I. B., grist mill 5^*^
Foust J. C, gen mdse §
Gilmer A. L., gen mdse §H^
Henry Edward, gen mdse ^kj^
McDaniei A. P., physician P^P5
lVTr»T,onri .T A r»Vi vsim a.n nrJ*M^
McLean J. A , physician o
Scott J. L., saw mill bq *V
Wharton W. P., justice £#**
Farmers— Anderson Caroline, Boone David, Clapp ?^
Asa, Clapp C A, Cobb David, Cobb Henry, jr, Cobb S3Z
Henry, sr, Cobb J C. Cobb J D, Cobb Peter, Cobb §ji»«J
Samuel, Cobb W G. Dewey A C, Dick H C, Dewey &%*2
J P, Dewey J W, Dick R C, Donnell I B, Donnell suTf
W H, Fortis A F, Fortis J W, Fryer R R, Gilmer gm
J R, Gannan J G, Humnes Samuel, Lively W L, §1JT|
McLean -J A, McLean J M, McLean W H, y^S™
Montgomery E W, Montgomery J W, Paisley J N, .*<"'«nw
Paisley J W, Paisley W A, Rankin J R, Rankin M J, *}j)^
Rankin R C, Rankin Thos, Rankin W C, Scruggins §f}^
A W, Summers A. Tate J A, Ticker C A, Wharton G 3" —
W, Wharton WP, Whitting &P,Whittin£tonE, Whit- 3 CO
tington I H, Whittington J D, Wilson W D, Wyrick ^ «T
Martin. % ZZ
NEW GARDEN. § ^
Guilford county, .six miles from Greensboro, county ^ f*
seat, its nearest express, banking and telegraph point JT *'«'
and 1 mile from New Garden station/on the R. & D. R. &*
R. shipping point. «-^
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BUSINESS.
Blair Prof, prin New Garden College
Boren A. P., saw and grist mill
Edwards B. G., gen mdse
Edwards C. A., postmaster
Hobbs Prof. L. L., New Garden College
McCrocker J., gen mdse
Mendenhall Mary, teacher New Garden College
New Garden College, Prof. Blair, prin
Peele Rev. Albert, Friend
Peele Mary A., Friend
Reynolds Lorena, teacher New Garden College
Smith S W. H., gen mdse
bD Woody Prof. J. W., New Garden College
~ Woody Mary C, Friend
Farmers — Ballinger Barney, Ballinger Jonathan,
Ballinger Milton, Boren Addison, Brown James, Cook
J W, Craig Hugh, Cummings M, Cummings Wm,
Edwards Chas, Edwards Gilbert, Edwards J E, Har-
vey Wm, Holder John, Horton Louis, McCracken
Jesse, McCracken John, Peele Albert, Smith S W H,
Taylor Samuel, Walker John, Walker Wm.
OAE RIDGE,
Guilford county, six miles to Kernersville on Sa-
lem Branch, shipping point via of which is 14 miles to
Greensboro county seat, and banking point and same-
distance to Winston, Oak Ridge Institute, located
here is a college of considerable reputation. Pro-
"*"* r~l ducts, tobacco, wheat, corn and fruits. Populatoin
S^ 200.
E— ! BUSINESS.
*""** Benbow T. J., tannery
►"■^ Benbow W. E., nursery
0^3 Blaylock W. F., policeman
^ Boiling A. J., gen mdse
G^2£ Brittain John, grist mill
b^ag Case Chas, justice and mayor
£™^j) Coak S. A., physician
SS Donnell W. 0 , gen mdse
1 " Holt J. A. & M. H., prin Oak Ridge Institute
^^g Halt B. 0., teacher Oak Ridge Institute
^"^"^ King J. L., steam saw and grist mill
j™* Mellaway George F., gen mdse
CS) Moore R. A., gen mdse
WfURAHARfllflRfl For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. 7"^>
liMDDuMlERS ^^Sacramental Wmes a Specialty. Kj2
BttllM WW Hit * BikW McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
DIRECTORY. 21
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Oak Ridge Institute, J. Allen Holt, sen prin L^^
Rich Miss Bessie, music, Oak Ridge Institute ' '^
Winchester L. C, nursery
Farmers — Anthony Henry, Anthony Rufus, Ben-
bow C R, Benbow Jesse, Benbow T J, Benbow W J, i
Boiling A J, Bowman Jno, Brittain John, Broak- H3^
bank Jno, Broakbank M P, Browning James, Brown- ^-^T
ing Rufus, Banch Jno, Bunch Wm, Buch Jno, Clark Cm^
James B, Cattrell Jno, Donnell W 0, Fuller Thos,
Gardner Seth, Gardner Solomon, Hlot Jno F, Jones (^g
Caleb, Johnson W B, King John, Lowery John A, q q
Moore R A, Newell John, Pegram A W, Thompson J. B ef
OLD RICHMOND, J& ®
Forsyth county, near Yadkin river, 18 miles from P ph
Winston, county seat and nearest shipping and bank- £• g
ing point. Products, wheat, rye, oats and corn. ^ 2
BUSINESS. . ££
Spainhower W. W., saw and grist mill O
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Spainhower C. T., saw and grist mill
Speas J. W., postmaster
Farmers — Anthony James, Butner A, Butner H , £2
Butner Jacob, Butner S G, Butner W A, Flynn H, £ £<
Flynn Thomas, Hauser Clark, Hauser J, Hauser J R, £ ££
Hauser Isreal, Hauser W B, Hendrix , Johnson >^
Thomas, Kallum Thomas, Kiger S T, Kirby John,_HV*
Kirby Thomas, Lawson B, Lawson R, Newsom A T, c^ y
Newsom J G, Pack George, Pack R A, Payne A L, §m^
Payne L A, Pavne Peter, Pavne R N, Randleman J, §•? p
Randleman T P, Reed H L, Reed J L, Richard Geo, <£
Shamel J W, Shamel W N, Spainhower A T, Spain §|g.
hower B, Spainhower C C, Spainhower C T, Spain- ^° &
hower E, Spainhower E I, Spainhower J E, Spain- ^'"©
hower J S, Spainhower O A. Spainhower S B. §J2 H„
Spainhower W W, Speas J W, Sprinkle J B, Wall ^*
A C, Wall A J, Wall J R. p* '^
PANTHER CREEK, ° hg
Yadkin County, 15 miles from Winston, its trading ot
and shipping point. ^ K*
BUSINESS, -"■«
Brown J. W. & Co., gen mdse ^
$ 212 DIRECTORY.
m> .
2 Gordon L. D. & Co., lumber
i-h Hauser Joshua, cooper
ft Flauser W. F., gen mdse
© Howard M. D., hotel
^ . Nissen Gpo. & Co., saw mill
4^ T-i shelton Wm, cooper
H © Taylor G. P., blacksmith and painter
*H cc Tesh Samuel, blacksmith
gjr) S Williams Joseph, grist mill and distiller
pri^ Williams M., physician
*-*£> Farmers — Black J N, Hoots Isaac, Howard M D,
D „ Hunt N G, May Samuel, Eeavis Asa, Reer J P, Wil-
pC ® kins Geo, Williams Joseph, Williams L J.
ab s plain.
^ © Guilford county, 5 miles south of Pleasant Garden,
rvj K arK* 16 from Greensboro, county seat, farmer's post-
S . office.
Jg JJ) Farmers— Cable Wm, Galey C. M, Galey W 0,
H*.h Greeson T R, Jones Abner, Jones Reuben, Smith R
J^ J, btaley Oliver, Wilson Daniel, Wilson Phillip.
H © PLEASANT GARDEN.
3n Guilford county, on Yadkin Valley and Cape Fear
r- Railroad, 8 miles from Greensboro.
C U BUSINESS.
^ 2 Adams E. W , teacher
5* S Carpenter Rev. J. B., Methodist
a^ Cable Wesley, dentist
^f™* PTardin W. D, gen mdse
H C3 Hoyle Rev. R. M., Methodist
dCW King Rev. C. W., Methodist
^ © Farmers — Fentress J M, Fentress Wm, Hardin W
rf)& D, Kirkman, R M, McCullough Calvin, Neally D G,
@ ^ Ross A S, Ross W D, Taylor Thos W, Wolfe, H B
r£% POND.
P* Guilford county, 5 miles northwest of Summer-
■^ field.
J BUSINESS.
a Angel C _
H Coach Clinton
hh Dwiggins J. R, gen mdse
H Farmers — Frazier Daniel, Linville W F, Morgan
N R, Newell Thomas, Pegram H, Pegram W A, Rum-
ley E F
fl PI IfflfffnAlXnifl Wines and Liquors Lead the State!
D IT JytiW J ii/JH \PURE TENT WINESfor SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES
Mt Ui J§M"VyiCHJ II McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
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DIRECTORY. 213
REEDS,
Forsyth county, 4 miles from Bethania, Winston
shipping and trading point. Farmers postoffice.
Farmers— Doub W B, Flemming Calvin, Fynn H, dQ
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Hauser C, Hauser Isaac, Long J H, sr, Payne W
Keed E L, Reed James, Scales Joseph A, Scott J W, ^
Shamel G N, Shore Alfred, Spainhour C T, Spainhour P.CJ
W W. Spease Joathan, Sprinkle Bennett, Sprinkle Cy|H
Jas B, Sprinkle Jno. •— J55
RURAL HALL, |-pj
Forsyth county, 11 miles from Winston, shipping g |g
and trading point. "~a'
BUSINESS.
Bitting M. L., postmaster
Styers A. P., saw and grist mill <"+ vI3
Farmers— Anderson J N, Bitting B L, Bostick J W, trJJ
Fylnt S S, Griffin J H, Riger Adam, Riger E D, g Q
Shouse Eli, Tuttle A L. aq
SALEM CHAPEL, M^
Forsyth county, 15 miles to Winston, county 2 ™
seat and banking point and 11 from Kerners- & *9
-ville, on Salem branch, its shipping point. Products, Jp gj
corn wheat, oats, tobacco and fruits. ^^
BUSINESS. 5?f-
Orews Reuben, tob mfr S S
Eagleson John, saw mill '"''tO
Grubbs J. F., gen mdse <o"at
Haizlips H., gen mdse NflH
Marshall Sallie P, postmistress H cm
Marshall & Strader. grist mill 2 Q
Marshall T. M., justice g-
Strader J. A., gen mdse ^O
Waddell J. D., justice -^™
Wagoner R. B., grist mill ^.Iw
Farmers— Branson J S, Coffey J H, Coffev J R T, P TJ
Coffey M D, Coffey S H, Crews R S, Crews Tom, &f-
Crews W T, Dalton T P, Fare J H, Fulton F, Grubbs g ^
James, Grubbs S, Haizlips W H, Haizlip W D, Haiz- p *Z
lip J T, Marshall A F, Marshall E L, Marshall EM, "^
V. 214 DIRECTORY.
SLa, Marshall J, Marshall J A, Marshall Jno H, Marshall
■7, J L, Marshall J V, Marshall J W, Marshall S L,
Jg a Marshall T M, Marshall W H, Marshall W N, McGee
*y g Filmore, Merideth J H, Middletown L B, Newsom T
5oT. Reid Ed,'Reid H C, Reid Walter, Reid Wm, Strader
^|-JA, Vanhoy Thos, Waddell J D, sr, Waddell J D, jr,
> W3 Wagoner R B, West C H, White R S, Young D G,
■ » Z Young James, Young Jesse, Zimmerman S H.
q> SALEM FARMERS.
-y See addenda, last pages.
5 W SALEM JUNCTION.
j S Farmers postoffice at junction of Salem branch
JS with main line of R. & D. R. R., 3 miles from Greens-
g SI boro, county seat and trading point. Mail will
fc<n * reach community at Greensboro.
03 O SEDGE GARDEN,
l ^ Forsyth county, 10 miles northeast Winston county
"^ X seat, shipping and trading point.
gh BUSINESS.
ffl J Crews Rev. R. W., Baptist
• * Moser Isreal, grist mill
C0 Stoltz W. A., Baptist
03 111 Vernon Rev. J. T., saw mill
1,1 K Farmers — Barrow R A, Bich F, Cox R L, Crews
J?J O J L, Crumpler J D, Fulp Wm, Guthrie Jackson,
K § James Phillip, Mathews Tandy, Ogburn M L, Poin-
Q ■" dexter Jno F, Sullivan N F, Waggoner Josepn.
Q J] SHAWS MILLS.
5ij <£ Guilford county 12 miles from Greensboro, county
Z JQ seat, shipping and banking point.
<w BUSNESS.
03 X Bowman Rev. G. W., minister
eg> g» Coble & Greeson, gen mdse
j\ . Foust S. E., gen mdse
U* *2 Ingold Daniel, saw mill
Jg ^ McNairy W. H, physician
■n Mebane W. H., gen mdse and postmaster
03 Mise Franklin saw mill
fijl O'Brant M. B , school teacher
Phipps A. A., school teacher
Phipps G. W. & Son, grist mill
Phipps L. A., physician
DIRECTORY. 215
Phipps S. W., & Co, grist mill
Wilker Rev. G. W., Reformed Church
Woody N. D., grist mill
Farmers — Amick John, Amick T M, Bailey Wil-
liam, Braid John, Clapp D, Clapp D N, Clapp Jos-*
eph, Coble Abram, Coble Alris, Coble David, Coble
D M, Coble George W, Coble Joel, Coble Mike, Coble
P W, Coble W M, Corsbie W W, Diriney William,
Farmer Daniel, Farmer William, Foster William,
Foust D Q. Foust E C, Frinde W S, Holt J L, Holt
W S, Jones Calvin, Jones D C, Johnson J, Jones
John, Ingold Riley, Ingold W A, Irwin John, Grea-
son D L, Greeson Frank, Greason William, Levens Wm
Linus Landy, Mebane J R, Nesse C, Shaw C W, *
Shaw M C, Shaw W S, Shoffner D I, Shoffner G M, +L
Shoffner H D, Shoffner P M G, Smith A M, Starr h> o
J F, Thorn John, Thorn Morrison, Welker D C, Wei- <* £d
ker J F, Welker J T, Welker W A, Wilson Cornelius, £
Wilson Peter, Wilson Philip. §> g
STONY RIDGE.
Surry county, located in southeastern corner
county, about 20 miles from Winston.
BUSINESS.
Ashburn W. A., grist mill
Barber James M., blacksmith
Boyd McD., hotel
Butner F. A. & Co, gen mdse
Hiatt M. P., iron mfr
Marion L. S., tob mfr
McGee Joseph, lumber
Schaub W H., lumber
Sutliff D. H., carpenter
Wolff N. A., physician
Farmers — Allen John, Allen M R, Ayres James, o °
Ayres Joel, Barber R S, Boyd McD, Brown L B, ^ <->
Brown C M, Brown W N, Butner C A, Butner GW.^td
Cullen E S, Cullen Sol, Daniels J A, Daniels MC,g'w
Daniels Wm, Denny A M, Denny Martin, Fulk C go CT1
P, Fulk James S, Fulk J W, Gough W A, Hauser © j=j
Jno, Hauser S W, Hauser Thomas, Hudron Jno C,^
Hunt B F, Hunt Thomas, Jackson A L, Logan J W, ' 5
McGee Thomas, Moore A H, Moser Adam, Moser B ""J
E. Moser E A, Muse L N, Muse R E, Owen Peyton, V
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«,h^ Owen Thos, Ring Martin, Saunders W N", Scott A H,
Sh^ Scott J H, Scott Samuel, Scott W P, Whitaker Abra-
« p" ham, Whitt Jno E, Whitt Wesley
3 1 SUMNER.
-4-1 :-* Guilford county, on Pole Cat Creek, 7 miles from
0G^ Greensboro, county seat and shipping point. Gold
• k?x-^ and copper is found in the vicinity, and is mined to
^ "2 some extent. Farm products are corn, wheat, oats,
© g tobacco and fruits.
>-< ^ BUSINESS.
>s-2 Coffin Mrs. S. C, gen mdse
.^ '3 Coffin W. S., sboemkr and justice
"™2 S Coltram S. H., justice
pCt Davis Jno, carpenter
J^^ Helton W. W., teacher
^ © Hill's Mining & Smelting Co, W. Nichols, supt
Hodgin David, teacher
^2 Hodgin R. E., postmaster
^ ^ Kirkman W. M., justice
■q &p Little Wm., miner
\£j-~ Nichols W., supt Hill's Mining and Smelting Works
jg -5 Osborn W. W., blacksmith
^ pH Plunkett Jno, physician
■£ Roach Ada, teacher
r-H © Stevenson H. F., butcher
i>$ o Willis A. T., physician
:3g-B Willis V. R., teacher
,ii White W., miner
-J -§ Farmers — Barnes J R, Bishop Henry, Bishop R R,
w W Coffin W S. Coltram S H, Davis J F, Davis J L,
a Davis S S, Dean Will, Helton W W Hodgin A M,
&■■ Hodgin David, Hodgin R E, Jones J B F, Jones W G
A ®k F' Kirkman G A' Kirkman G W, Kirkman J E,
0wh Kirkman W M, Lamb Penn, Layton J W, Little
„ . Robert, Litde R F, Mallard Jno C, Nowman A A,
ill Newman A 0, Osborn C C, Plunkett Dr Jno, Shelly
J"* E, Shelly Wm, Shert J C, Shert R C, Shert R L,
Maxaa Stevenson H B, Stevenson Jno, Stevenson R H, Willis
®L Dr A T, Willis James, Willis V R
<SUMMERFIELD,
Guilford county, on the Cape Fear and Yadkin
I Valley R. R., 12 miles from Greensboro, county seat,
y^am banking, telegraph point and between Reedy Fork
o
DIRECTORY. 217
O
and Haw rivers, 2^ miles from each. Rich farming
section and rapidly improving. Population about
150, with fine educational facilities.
BUSINESS.
Blair Prof. Franklin S., prin Summerfieid High f™™™?
School and postmaster
Blair Mrs. F. S., teacher Summerfieid High School .
Brittain Miss Fannie 0., teacher public school "TH
Brittain H. C, gen mdse -^
Brittain Miss Sallie W., teacher public school
Case Thos., justice
Coffin W. N., miller
Dixon Miss Nellie, music Summerfieid High School
Hairston Bev. W. H. (c), Methodist
Hamburg Mills Cj*
Harris B. Y., physician *^--t
Highfill Jere, justice L-rrn-j
Highfill William, gen mdse L?^
Hoskins J. H., revenue collector . ^j
Jones Rev. James R., Friend f^j
Lee J. M , jr, carpenter
Moore's Mill fej
Ogburn Jno. L., saw mill and justice £*»
Parish Charles, blacksmith and wagonmkr ^^
Reed Joe (c), blacksmith 5w
Rhodes Thomas, justice » ?§{ ^
Smith G. J., gen mdse §g J
Summers Miss Mary E , teacher Summerfieid High §S
School £ra Q
Summerfieid High School, Franklin S. Blair, prin O Jj
Winfree W. C, carpenter j^ £
Willis Hugh, physician §
Wilson Charles H., constable W S>
Farmers— Angel T M, Barham W H. Canada W 33*
C, Case Thomas, Daniel David, Doggett F W, Gamble §*3j*
John G, Harris Dr B Y, Highfill Fenner, Highfill g^jj
Floyd, Highfill P H, Holebrok Jas, Harper U 0, Has- §a®
kins Geo, Johnson B W, Lindsay Allen, McMichael * q
Archibald, McMichael Jesse, McMichael J M, Me- v!.cJ
dearis F M, Oakes Elliott, Oliver Geo, Parrish Chas, ^g
Parrish Geo, Parrish Win, Pass Green (c), Pegram A F*
4
218 DIRECTORY
R, Reed Joe (c), Lee J M, sr, Stanley Ivereon, Steeple-
ton W S, Sutton Henry, Thomas Robt, Wilson Joel,
Wilson J A, Winfree W C.
Ol
THOM'S MILL,
miles south*
pping point.
BUSINESS.
b> Guilford county, 5 miles southeast of Greensfcoro,
county seat, and snipping point.
Qs
p Curtis J. A., dentist
p£ Fox M. L , physican
^ Scott & Woody grist mill
Farmers— Aired J W, Ford A, Holmes J B, Kirk-
P^ g man D W, Scott S J, Tucker C A, Tucker C M.
O^ VIENNA,
vyl s~" Forsyth county, 2 miles from Yadkin river and
j"^ oT 10 from Winston county seat, banking and shipping
X § point. Products! wheat, corn, oats, tobacco, potatoes
y,2 and fruits.
H W BUSINESS.
nC Conrad A. E., saw and grist mill and justice
f"H £ Conrad Bros. & Co, saw mill
rfo q Conrad J. F., saw mill
K] p^ Davis D. S., justice
Q Davis S. D., physician
Of ^ Doub Rev. J. B., Methodist
3 2 Dull E. C, justice
2 -S Coslin W. W, justice
" 'gg Hauser Ellis, teacher
ES PQ Hauser George, teacher '
M o> Lehman H. R., postmaster and justice
H^ S Lebman P. T., teacher
^ Mock Rev. J. C, Methodist
|JH * Phaff Artine, teacher
Qj "S Speas Bros, saw mill
£2 O Sprinkle I. P., teacher
JTj Wilson Rev. V. A., Christian
2^ Farmers — Apperran J A, Beck J W, Clotfelter San-
y^ ferd, Clotfelter Devit, Conrad Addison (c), Conrad
Y~ ~i\ Carlos, Conrad Jonathan, Conrad J C, Conrad J P,
V-^ Conrad J W, Conrad Peter (c), Conrad Springs, Con-
' rad Timothy, Conrad Wilson (c), Dalton D N, Davis
r^- Alex (c), Doub Irvine, Doub J B, Doub J C, Doub J
j£^ W, Doub 0 W, Dull E C, Franklin I L, Glen Jno (c),
t Goslin Lewis (c), Goslin Wm, Gaslin W H, Hauser
30
For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
^^Sacramental Wines a Specialty.
McAdoo House, Greensboro; N. C.
DIRECTORY. 219
Ellis, Hauser H J, Hauser Joel T, Hauser Wilson,
Hunter A R, Lehman D S, Linebach R E, Long
Jesse, Marsh Wm, Mock J C, Moser I A, Moser JE, j
Pboff E P, Speas J S, Speas J W, Sprinkle P A, Cj
Stimpson A D, Tise Eugene, Tise Jno, Transou Alex,
Vogler W F, Zigler C L
WALKERSTOWN. £J%
Forsyth county, 9 miles northeast of Winston, »
county seat, shipping and trading point. H2gg|
BUSINESS.
Dicks W. P., physician
Hester H. A., gen mdse
Lowry W. A., grist mil"
53
Morris John H., physician S ^— i
Stanley Romulus, harness Spg
Sullivan N. B, tobacco mfr W
Farmers — Crews M J, Davis Fielder, Davis Joseph, fil)
Dicks Dr W P, Grubb R W, Jones Jno W, Moir H l^J
James, Morris Shade. S L
WALNUT COVE. gf)
Stokes^county, 22 miles from Winston, its nearest y Si
shipping point. W
BUSINESS. f2jj
Banner & Bailey, tob mfrs © 01
Banner M. R, dentist S u
Carter D. P., carpenter £J **
Covington James M., grist mill ' 5^ \t7
Covington Robert, blacksmith Q &\
Fulp Elias, physician and dentist mA
Gentry W. H., whisky distiller ©
Hairston Cabell, grist and saw mill Cj
Isom James, whisky distiller and gen mdse ES 2E
Jones A. G., physician - ■
Jones & Dalton, dentists ^ 3
Lash Luther, blacksmith £3 m
Lash W. A., tob mfr, whisky distiller, gen mdse, grist «>-^
and saw mill H r~
Parham J. M., cooper 2 ^
Smith A. J., tanner ™ m
220
DIRECTORY
** 2 Smith Frederick, blacksmith
" 0 Smith J. F., tanner
H-rEl Tillotson W. H., mill wright
Eel (I) Young Howard, harnessmkr
^* b Farmers — Adams S, Bailey B, Barker James
Barker
*2
eg
fag
h«u Wash, Blackburn W N, Burton H A, Bynum Ben,
Covington J M, Fulp D, Fulp Flint, Fulp Joe, Fulp
Stephen, Fulton Pettis, Gentry W H, Gibson M B,
Hairston Cabell. Hairston Peter W, Heath Bud, Isom
Light, James Dr A Q, Lasly C M. Lash Dr W A, Lewis
G L, Linville Jno M, Morefield William, Martin Jno,
Mathews Cabell, Mathews W C, Mounce William,
Neal Isaac, Pank Samuel, Poindexter D, Redmore Joe,
Redmon Yancy, Rierson S C, Solomon Jno, Vaughn
W B, Young Howard, Young Pink.
WESTMINSTER.
Guilford county, 10 miles from Greensboro, county
seat and banking point, and 3 miles to Jamestown,
^ on Richmond and Danville Railroad, shipping point.
ft BUSINESS.
0 Beard W, S , gen mdse and postmaster
p Brigs Bros . wagon and carriage makers
Pi Davis J. F., teacher
« Dundass Marshall, saw and grist mill
** Leadbetter E. A., gen mdse
"jj Mendenhall E. P., teacher
rfc Richardson J. A
y Stark L. T
Mendenhall Nevins, civil engineer
Reid W. F., shoemkr
wagon and carriage maker
. wagon maker
Wheeler W. W., soapstone quarry
Farmers— Beard W S, Cartland F G, Davis Henry,
Davis Stephen, Elliott Aaron, Frederick Madison,
Gossett Nathan, Hammer E, Henly Nathan, Horney
Chas P, Lamb Uriah, Mendenhall Nevins, Thornton
Elias, Wheeler William, White Thos, Williams Mack
WHITE ROAD.
Forsyth county, 12J miles from Winston, county
seat, shipping and trading point.
BUSINESS.
Fulp W. W., gen mdse
Medearis Wm„ grist mill
DIRECTORY. 221
h iixii coll
A First-class Practical School. Circulars free.
W. McKAY, Principal, Macon, Ga
Farmers— C*rter J K P, CrutchfieJd L S. Fare J
T. Fulp W W. Fulton F. Fulton J G, Fulton J W,
Linville E B. Neal C W L, Pegram G A, Whick-
er M L
WINSTON
Farmers — Allspaugb John. Allspaugh J W.
Bahnson H T. Banner W C. Beck Wm Blackwell
James-', Burke A Boyer John. Byerly H Bverly W A.
Charles J, Cox J H, Crews" C. Crews J C, Craft
J I, Crews J P, Crews J W, Creuse H.
Dav J M
Faw J E, Fishel S J, Fries W W.
Griffth A R.
HanfB P H. Hine E E. Hine E J, Hine J N,
Hine Noah, Hine T T, Hunter J M,
Johnson Wm,
Kiser John, Ketner L,
Lashmit J A, Linville Rohert,
Mast Jno, Masten C W, Mickey J E, Mock A B,
Nading Joseph, Nicholson J C.
Pf'ohl & Stockton, Pratt Francis. Pratt Jno L,
Beed Jesse, Reed H, Richmond J M, Robertson C H,
Shaffner J F, Shore F J, Shouse Jesse, Sides A E,
Sides C P, Sides L H, Sink George, Sink L A. Smith
James, Snider W R, Spaugh T H, Spease T D,
Stafford W B, Starhuck D H.
Thomas Wm, Tise J E.
Willard George.
GREENSBORO ERRATA
Coble instead Cable
Harvey instead Harry
Seigman instead Sligman
Thorn instead Thorn
Verson G. W. instead Veron
Wyrick instead Wynck
22W
U x ADDENDA
&ERNESVILLE,
On the Salem branch of the Richmond k Danville
R. R., 11 miles from Winston, its banking point has
churches, schools, express and telegraph facilities.
Population 500
BUSINESS.
B^ard, Roberts & Co, gen mdse and tob mfrs
Reason J. HL, gen mdse /
Brown & Sapp, tob mfrs
Carter & Nelson, groceries
Davis Halej7'. saddles and harness maker
Duggihs R. E. barber shop
Edwards H C, gen mdse and saw mill
Guver J. M., gen mdse
Harmon J. S-, treas Kernersville Mfg Co and grist
mill
Harmon & Smith, grist
Hasten Bros, gen mdse
Jones J. L.. manager Kernersville Mfg Co
Jordan St Harrell wagon and carriage mkrs
Jordan R. A., town constable
Kerner & Greenfield, tob mfrs
Kerner House, Israel Kerner, propr
Kerner J. E., postmaster
Kerner R. P., agt R. & D R. R.
Kernersvillei Jligh School, S. C. Lindsay, prin
Kernersville Mfg Co., tob mfrs
Kernersville News, J. H. Lindsay, ed and prop
King J. S., gen mdse
Knights of Honor, J. M. Guyer, die; C W. Hunt,
reporter
Lash D W , shoemakr
Leak W. H & Co , tob mfrs
Lewis & Huff, wagon and carriage makers
Lindsay J. H., ed and propr Kernersville News
DIRECTORY
121
&US I N ESStjf N IVERSITY
Eft ^AU^^V^?
zxpnmeax'faMwa^A'mmiws^Bi
Lindsay Mrs. R. F., teacher Kernersville Hif h School
Lindsay S. C, principal Kernersville High S hool
Linville W. A k Co., livery, feed and sale stable
Matthews L P., grist mill
R,<y J. S , mayor
Rights Rev. C. L.. Moravian
Sapp B J., physician
Sapp & Brown, toh mfrs
Sapp Hotel, Dr B. J Sapp, propr
Sapp N W , gen mdse
Starbnck T. C . president Kernersville Mfg Co
Thomas Rev. J C , Methodist
Farmers — AdkinsJ W, Ballard Pinkney, Blalcock
J R A, Brookbank T H. Cook John, Crews John, Crews
Joseph. Crews Thomas, Crews W W, Dean Franklin,
Dean Uriah, Driggan Ashley, Driggan D B, Eaton
Joseph, Foy W F, Glascock John B, Hasten John
Hasten Moses, Hasten Pleasant, Hester Jeremiah,
Hitchcock John, Holder H H, Holder Joseph, Hol-
ton R E, Hull Eberfc. Idol G H, Jones J W, Kerner
D P, Kerner G F, Lea!< W H, Macy John, Matthews
L P, Morris Ruebeu, Nelson Joseph, Pegg Oliver.
Perry Henry, Perry Jonathan, Perry V W, Phelps
Mose, Phipps Joseph, Phipps Ransom, Vance J S,
Vance Martin. Ray George, Ring Rev Sandy, Robbins
E, Robertson A, Sapp William, Secrish John, Smith
Henry, Smith Noah, Stafford D R, Stafford Henry,
Stafford Joseph, Stafford Robert, Stanley Adrian,
Talley U P, Teague A, Teague Charles Tottle J H,
Watson Henry, Watson William, Wilson George,
Wilson Thomas, Wilson William.
SALEM.
Farmers — Bahnson Dr H T, Bailey R D, Becker-
dite B T, Beckerdite J, Beeson J, Bodenhammer J
P, Chamelin J H, Charles D, Charles J P, Crouse H,
s
224
DIRECTORY.
Ebert William. Enochs A H Enochs J, Faw C, Faw
J E, Fishel S Fishel T. Fogle A, Hege A W, Hege
S A, Hine E E, Hine J N, Hine N. Johnson C E,
Kimmell J C, Kinnan.on A, Lachmit William. Light
P E Linville 11 T, Longworth E Longworth R Long
% Rev S. Lone S A, Long Rev T, Masten R L Men-
denhall J, Mendenhall J J, Miller G. Miller Joseph,
Miller MA'. Matainger Jos. Nading Wm, Nifong Wm,
Patterson J C, Pitts A, Pope C, Pope N. Reed A L,
■» Reed J, Reed J G, Reed L. Reich A N Reich W. Rey-
nolds C A Reynolds W P, Robbins J P, Robertson C,
Rothrook C, Rominger E A, Rothrock F, Shore F J,
Shore J. Shore N W. Sides E N, Sink D, Sink F. Sink
R Smith A Smith J F, Smith L, Smith M V. Snider
A, Snider A P, Snider K Snider W, Spaugh T H,
Stafford L W. Stewart F, Stewart J L. Stewart M M,
Swaim C, Swaim J L Swaim S, Swain W L, Thomas
J, Thomas W. [Walls S W, Wearil H H, Wearil L F,
Wearil W A, Whicker A G, Whicker R J, Wilson R,
Yokley A H.
BACK PASTER.
W.T. CARTER & CO.
Corner Fourth and Main Streets,
WINSTON, ]ST. c.
Wholesale and Ketail Dealers in
General Merchandise,
Comprising a full line
DRY GOODS,
DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS,
Boots, Shoes, Hats @ Gaps,
TRUNKS, YALISES AND SSTCHELS.
A Large Stock G10CI1I1S Alnjioskui
Agents for the followin
are first class for Corn,
W
I^ister'^ Phos
Gram e G
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And the well known
Which, for fine yel
Call early and often, wl
attentive salesmen.
Thanking the public fo
and with best endeavors
future, we are, Ve
V $i t' /Public L%ry/
Greensboro, North Carolina
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