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BROWN'S 

One  Price  House, 

The  Largest  Retail  Establishment  in  the  City. 

We  carry  at  all  times  a  full  and  complete  line  of 

Clothing,  Fine  Dress  Goods,  Slioes, 

HATS,  CARPETS,  STAPLE  DRY  GOODS  AND  NOTIONS. 

JVIail  Orders  CareJully  M  Promptly  pilled. 

S/inPLE  5.  PROWN  6^  C2., 

232  and  234-  S.  Elm  St., 

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G.  p.  VANSXORY. 


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Liivery,  Feed  and  Sale  Stables, 

IH,  116  and  118  S.  Davie  St.,  in  rear  of  Bank  and  Post  Office. 

Fine  Teams,  Carriages,   Phaetons,  Surreys,  Buggies  and 
Carts  always  on  hand  for  Sale  and  Hire 

J.  M.  STEWART,  Manager. 


GREENSBORO  PUBLIC  LIBRARY 


3  0300  00657  0533 


QUILFORD  COLLEQE, 


Established  in  1837. 
C}7artered  as  Guilford  College  in  1888. 

Beautifully  located ;  three  elegant  new  buildings ;  a 
handsome  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Hall  just  completed,  and  other  fine 
buildings  in  prospect.  > 

Guilford  College  is  unsurpassed  for  healthfulness  and  for 
Christian  and  home-like  influences.  The  three  regular  col- 
lege courser,  are  broad  and  comprehensive.  The  Normal 
and  Business  courses,  and  also  the  Shorthand  and  Type- 
writing, are  conducted  by  thoroughly  practical  teachers. 
Large  and  very  valuable  Libraries  accessible  to  all  students. 
Also  good  Society  Libraries. 

A  Four  Hundred  Dollar  Scholarship  at  Bryn  Mawr  open 
to  lady  graduates  annually.  The  Cabinet  of  Natural  History 
is  the  finest  College  Collection  in  the  State. 

A  fine  Dairy  Farm,  owned  by  the  College,  supplies  the 
students  with  an  abundance  of  fresh  milk  and  butter. 

Terms  very  moderate.  Write  for  Catalogue.  Fall  Term 
opens  August  23rd,  1892. 

ROBT.  C.  ROOT,  B.  S,       L.  LYNDON  HOBBS,  A.  M., 

Treasurer.  President. 

Guilford  College,  Guilford  Co.,  N.  C. 


FNDEX  TO  ADVERTISERS. 


PAGE. 

Alderman  S  L,  photographer,  26 

Bain  Building  Co,  contractors,  left 

centre  lines. 

Beacham  W  B,  contractor 29 

Bennett  College,  between  4  and  5 
Brown  S  S  &  Co,  dry  goods  and 

clothing 2 

Browne  Samuel,  brick  contractor..     3 

Bvnum  W  P,  Jr,  lawyer 32 

C  F  &  Y  V  Railway.: 4 

Cartland  H  H,  merchant  tailor, 

outside  cover. 
Carr  O  W  &  Co,  insurance,  right 

centre  lines. 

Chaffin  A  P,  painters 110 

Coleman  J  H,  gun  and  lock  smith  35 

Darden  &  Gay,  shoes 38 

Daily  Record 96 

Daily  Workman,  between  4  and  5 

Douglas  Ro  M,  lawyer 40 

Farrar  W  B  &  Son," jewelers Ill 

Farriss  W  A,  baker, 42 

Fishblate  F,  clothing 3 

Fitzsimons  Geo,  bicycle  agent 36 

Greensboro  Ice  Co,  bet  4  and  5 

Greensboro  Sash  and  Blind  Co 6 

Greensboro  Water  Co, 46 

Greensboro  Steam  Laundry 46 

Greensboro  Female  College 48-49 

Greensboro  Brick  and  Tiling  Co...  93 

Griffith  Dr  J  W, 47 

Guilford  Lumber  Co, 50 

Hart-is  J  H,  harness,  shoes,  &c 111 

Holley  W  E,  grocer 53 

Houston  &  Bro,  grocers 54 

Jones  J  S,  mang  Provident  Life 

Assurance  Society  of  New  York  57 
Kandy  Kitchen,  confectioneries...  37 

Keeley  Institute 58 

Lewis  J  &  C,  blacksmiths 61 

Lowe  Geo  W,  band  instructor 62 

Lowe,  Nelson  &  Co,  painters, 65 


PAGE. 

Marsh  J  N,  mdse  broker 63 

McAdoo  House  Cigar  and  News 

Stand 64 

Miller  &  Lindsay,  state  agts  The 

Mutual  Life  Ins  Co  of  N  Y 67 

Monroe  House 68 

Mt.  Airy  Granite  Co 93 

Neese  J  H,  marble  vard Ill 

Oak  Hill  Hosiery  Mills 70 

O'Connor  Dairy 71 

Odell  Hardware  Co 110 

Peirce    F  A,  civil   engineer,  out- 
side cover. 
Phipps  J  H,  gen  mdse,  bet  4  and  5 
Phoenix  John  J,  produce  dealer...  72 

Reece  &  Elam,  job  printers 96 

Richardson    &    Fariss,  druggists, 

right  centre  lines. 
Schenck  &  Schenck,  lawyers,  out- 
side cover. 

Scott  Levi  M,  lawyer 77 

Scott  J  W  &  Co,  grocers,  right  top 
lines. 

Singer  Mf'g  Co 79 

Snell  F  V,  plumber 6 

South  Greensboro  Pharmacy 82 

Taylor  F  N,  livery  stables 84 

Terry  Miss  Nannie,  dress  maker...  85 

The  National  Bank 3 

Thomas  &  Chrismon,  grocers 86 

Turner  Dr  Chas  A,  bet  4  and  5 

Van^tory  C  M  &  Co,  clothing 5 

Vanstory  C  P,  livery  stables 2 

Wakefield  Dairy  Farm 88 

Wharton- Jackson  Co,  ice  mfrs 110 

White  Robert  G,  photographer....  90 

Woodroffe  Thomas,  contractor 93 

Woods  &  Williams,  barbers 6 

Worth-Wharton   Real  Estate  Co, 

left  top  lines. 
Y  M  C  A,  front  cover. 


F".   KISHBUATi^R, 


Wholesale  and  Retail 


Cloihier,  Haller  and  Furnisher. 

SUITS  MADE  TO  ORDER  A  SPECIALTY. 

230  SOUTH  ELM  STREET,  GREENSBORO,  N.  C. 

SAMUEL  BROWNE, 
Bricklayer  and  Contractor, 

407  Walker  Avenue, 

GrEEElSrSBOPiLO,  nsT.  c. 
Or  Box  71,  Salem,  N.  C. 

THE  NATIONAL  BANK  OF  GREENSBORO, 

Organized,  1876.  Capital,  $100,00'0. 

Surplus,  $59,000.00. 


NEIL  ELLINGTON,  President.  A.  H.  ALDERMAN,  Cashier. 


LYNDON  SWAIM,  W.  S.  HILL,  W.  E.  SEVILLE,         JOHN.  M.  ODELL, 

W.  J.  ARMFIBLD,  LOGAN  McCULLOCH,  NEILL  ELLINGTON. 


Collections  made  all  over  the  State.  A  general  banking  business  trans- 
acted. Careful  and  prompt  attention  given  to  collections.  Correspondence 
solicited. 


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TheCapoFearlTailkiiiMejfEaik;, 

IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THE 

J^iopfolk  and  IXXestepn  l^ailroad, 
Seaboard  Rip  liine, 

Atlantic  Coast  Liine, 

AflD   THE 

Charleston,  Sampter  and  flofthcrn  1^.  1^. 

Is  tie  Most  Belial  M  Freii  M  Fasseegef  liie 

Greensboro,  N.  C,  Portsmouth  and  Norfolk,  Va.,  Baltimore, 
Philadelphia,  Boston  and  all  points  North  and  East. 


Short  Line  to  Roanoke,  Va., 

And  all  points  on  the  Norfolk  &  Western  system — 
North,  East  and  West  to 

Charleston,  Darlington,  Sumpter,  S.  C,  and  all  points  on  the 
Charleston,  Sumpter  &  Northern  Railroad, 
•  South  and  Southeast. 


Facilities  for  Through  Shipment  of  Freight  Unsurpassed. 


For  schedules,  rates  and  all  other  information  apply  to  any 
agent  of  the  Cape  Fear  and  Yadkin  Valley  Railway  or  to 


J.W.  FRY,  G.W.  ALLEY,  W.E.KYLE, 

Gen'l  Mangr,  Agent,  (,'.  F.  &  P.  A. 

GREENSBORO,  N.  C.        GREENSBORO,  N.  C.     FAVETTEVILLE,  N  C. 


Bennett  College, 

GREENSBORO,  N.  C. 

Sustained  by  the  Freedmen's  Aid  Society  of  the  Methodist 

Episcopal  Church,  and  under  the  patronage  of  the 

North  Carolina  Conference  of  that  church. 

Does  Academic,  Normal  and  Collegiate  Work. 

TERMS  VERY  LOW. 

Special     Offer: — Only    $50.00    cash    in    advance, 
pays  for  a  year's  board  and  school  expenses. 

TME  DAILY  WORKH/IN, 

F'o-anded.  in  1S8S. 

J.  L.  MIOHAUX,       -       -       Editor. 
J.  S.  MIOHAUX,     -     Local  Editor. 

4   Pages,   24   Columns. 

published  Evei^^  i^ftBrnoon  Ej^Gepfs  ^unda^. 

PRICE,  $3.00  a  YEAR;  25c  PER  MONTH. 

Delivered  by  cariiers  in  every  part  of  tiie  city. 

Advertising   t^ates  treasonable. 

OFFICE  IN  YATES  BUILDING,  GPP.  BENBGW  HOUSE. 


DR.  CHAS.  A.  TUHMR. 

DEINTTIST, 

Office,  S.  Elm  Street,  Over  S.  S,  Brown's  Store, 

J.  HENRY  PHIPPS,  , 


BDEALER  INE 


Gre:ne:ra.l    ]X[e:rc:]ria.in.d.ise:^ 

DRY  GOODS,  BOOTS  AND  SHOES, 

GREENSBORO  ICE  COMPANY, 

Wm.  E.  WORTH,  Proprietor. 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL. 
Ice  JVIade  of  Pupe  Distilled  Water. 

BLOCKS  14  INS.  THICK,  32  INS.  LONG. 
All  Orders  Shall   Have   Careful  Attention. 

J.   p.    HARKNESS,    Manager. 


GREENSBORO 


CITY  DIRECTORY 


For  1892-'93, 


CONTAININCx   A 


Several  Directory  of  tbe  Uiiim, 


ALSO   A 


BUSINESS  AND  STREET  DIRECTORY 

AND    MISCELLANEOUS    COMPILATION    o¥ 
USEFUL  INFORMATION. 


A  DIRECTORY  OF  GUILFORD  COLLEGE  WILL  BE  FOUND  FOLLOWING. 


STONE  &  KENDALL,  Publishers, 

GREENSBORO,  N.  C. 


JJ- 


C.  n.  Y/INSTORT  6r  CO., 

Is    HeadquaPteKs  fof 

Kine    Clotliing, 

HATS  AND  FURNISHING  GOODS. 

We  have  all  our  goods  manufactured  and  imported,  and  buy  them  in 
larger  quantities  than  any  other  house  in  North  Carolina,  conseauently  we 
can  underbuy  and  undersell  all  other  houses  that  buy  in  small  quantities 
and  try  to  keep  a  little  of  everything. 

You  can  save  money  by  se'eing  our  stock  before  buying  Clothing  and 
Hats.     We  have  suits  to  tit  all  sizes  of  men  and  boys. 
Very  respectfully, 

C.  M.  VANSTORY  &  CO., 

One  Price  Clothiers  and  Hatters, 
216  South  Elm  Street,  GREENSBORO,  X.  C. 


INTRODUCTORY 


It  is  with  pleasure  we  are  enabled  to  place  before  our  readers, 
and  the  public,  our  first  Directory  for  the  City  of  Greensboro. 
Our  work  contains  ah  alphabetical  list  of  the  adult  population,  a 
classified  Business  Directory,  and  a  miscellaneous  compilation  of 
the  civil  authorites,  courts,  churches,  societies,  &c. 

A  Directory  is  a  work  the  most  prone  of  all  to  errors,  from  the 
fact  that  information  is  received  from  all  sources,  and  in  many 
cases' given  in  a  manner  calculated  to  mislead,  but  we  believe  the 
present  volume  will  be  found  entirely  free  of  errors  that  will  in  any  way 
detract  from  the  value  of  this  book. 

We  have  endeavored  to  make  our  work  thorough  in  every  de- 
partment, and  we  extend  our  thanks  to  our  patrons  and  the  citizens 
who  so  kindly  aided  us  by  their  courtesies,  reception  and  liberality. 
May  Greensboro  continue  to  grow  and  prosper,  and  her  citizens  be 
blessed  with  happiness  and  fortune's  choicest  gifts. 
Respectfully, 

STONE  &  KENDALL, 
Greensboro,  N.  C,  June,  1892.  Publishers. 


GREENSBORO  SASH  AND  BLIND  CO., 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Doors,  Sas[),  Blipds,  Mouldings 

AND  BRACKEITS, 


AND    DEALERS    IN 


flII  K^inds  of  Pine  Liumber, 

202  LEWIS  STREET, 

Gri^EH::N:sBOi^o,  :isr.  c. 

BON  TON  BARBERSHOP 

For  First-Class  Shaving  and  Hair  Cutting. 

The  Bon  Ton  is  the  finest  equipped  shop  in  the  State,  and  the  Proprie- 
tors will  spare  no  pains  to  make  it  pleasant  for  their  patrons. 

WOODS  &  WILLIAMS,  Prop'rs, 

flext  Doop  to  Benbocu  House  Otfiee. 

F.   V.   SNELL, 

Umm  PLUMBER,  STEAM  AND  GAS  FITTER. 

EJTinATEJ  FROMFTLY  FURNISMEb. 

Prices    Moderate    and    Work    Guaranteed. 
116^  EAST  MARKET  STREET. 


xi: 


SREENSBORO  FIRE  DEPARTMENT, 


C  D.  BENBOW,  Chief. 
JOS.  J.  STONE,  ASST.  Chief 


CONSISTS   OF 

1  La  France  Steam  Fire  Engine. 

1  Rumse)'^  Hook  and  Ladder  Truck. 

1  Hose  \^'agon. 

4  Hose  Carts. 

3  Horses. 

3.000  feet  of  Hose. 


FIRE  ALARM  SYSTEM. 

J.  W.  GRIFFITH,  SUPT. 

OOxXSISTS  OF  TEN  GAYNOR  FIRE  BOXES,    LOCATED  AS  FOLLOWS  : 

Box  12. — Belle  Meade  ave.,  and  Clay.  Key  at  Farmers'  Ware- 
house, Mrs.  Orreil's  and  Mr.  Lamb's  residence. 

Box  13.— Corner  Lindsay  and  Church.  Key  at  Dr.  Griffith's,  J. 
R.  Hughes'  and  J.  W.  Pugh's. 

Box  14. — Corner  West  Market  and  Edgeworth.  Key  at  Haywood 
Alderman's,  Neil  Ellington's  and  W.  J.  Blackburn's. 

Box  15. — Corner  Market  and  Elm.  Key  at  Fitzsimon's  drug  store, 
Postoffice  and  Forbis'  law  office. 

Box  21.— Corner  Lyndon  and  E.  Market.  Key  at  C.  E.  Holton's, 
S.  C.  Dodson's  and  Mack  Gerran's. 

Box  23. — Corner  Eugene  and  e  W^ashington.  Kej'  at  C  P. 
Frazier's,  Dr.  Rowe's  and  corner  house. 

Box  24. — Corner  Washington  and  S.  Elm.  Key  at  Scott's  store, 
McAdoo  House  and  R.  R.  Moore's. 

Box  25. — Corner  Forbis  and  Washington.  Key  at  C  H.  Dor- 
sett's,  J.  L.  Brockmann's  and  P.  D.  Price's. 

Box  31.— Ashe  and  R.  &  D.  R.  R.  crossing.  Key  at  W.  E.  Coffin's, 
Shober's  factory  and  Guilford  Lumber  Company. 

Box  32. — Corner  Asheboro,  Gorrell  and  Fayetteville.  Key  at 
brick  house  on  Gorrell  st.,  A.  P.  Connelly's  and  C.  F.  & 
V.  V.  depot. 

To  turn  in  an  alarm  open  outside  door  and  pull  down  the  bar 
you  will  find  extending  through  to  the  inside  door.  Hold  down 
same  for  a  moment  then  turn  loose. 


GREENSBORO. 


The    Gate   City    of    the    South. 


IT  IS  SITUATED   IN   THE   BEST  FRUIT  CLIMATE  IN  THE 
SOUTHERN  STATES. 


CENTRAL  NORTH  CAROLINA. 


Greensboro,  the  capital  of  Guilford  county,  founded  in  1808,  and 
the  most  important  city  of  the  Piedmont  section  of  North  Carolina, 
has  a  population  of  9,500.  It  is  most  favorably  situated,  being  at 
the  junction  of  the  Richmond  &  Danville,  the  North  Carolina,  the 
Cape  Fear  &  Yadkin  Valley,  and  the  Northwestern  North  Carolina 
Railroads,  with  their  branches.  It  has  an  elevation  of  nine  hun- 
dred feet  above  the  sea  level,  and  a  genial  and  healthful  climate. 
Railroads  extend  from  it  in  eight  difierent  directions,  and  several 
new  roads  are  projected.  Numerous  feeders  are  being  constructed, 
connecting  important  points  with  lines  now  centering  at  Greensboro. 
The  Cape  Fear  &  Yadkin  Valley  Railway  has  been  extended  to 
Wilmington,  and  when  complete  in  its  Northwestern  extension  will 
bring  the  Pocahontas  coal  fields  within  a  short  distance,  and  place 
the  coke  and  coal  of  that  famous  region  in  the  Greensboro  market 
at  a  very  low  figure,  and  will  give  us  direct  communication  with 
Cincinnati,  Chicago  and  the  entire  Northwest. 

Moreover,  Greensboro  is  the  point  of  intersection  of  the  two  great 
trunk  lines — the  Cape  Fear  &  Yadkin  Valley  Railway  leading  from 
Wilmington,  on  the  sea-coast,  to  the  Ohio  Valley  and  the  North- 
west, and  the  Richmond  &  Danville  Railroad,  the  main  line  from 
New  York  to  New  Orleans. 

Fifty  miles  south  of  Greensboro,  on  the  C.  F.  &  Y.  V.  Railway, 
are  the  Deep  River  coal  fields ;  while  about  thirty  miles  north  are 
the  Dan  River  coal  fields.  Coal  is  now  being  delivered  here  for  $3 
per  ton,  and  offered  for  less  on  large  contracts. 

One  of  the  most  remarkable  ranges  of  iron  ore  in  the  State 
crosses  Guilford  county  in  a  northeast  and  southwest  direction, 
about  ten  miles  northwest  of  Greensboro. 


10  APPENDIX. 


Greensboro  is  a  desirable  place  of  residence.  The  population  is 
orderly,  thrifty  and  energetic,  genial  and  hospitable.  It  has  great 
natural  and  artificial  attractions.  Beautiful  residences,  a  profusion 
of  shrubbery  and  flowers,  and  well  shaded  streets  and  avenues 
greet  the  eye.  Greensboro  is  appropriately  called  "The  City  of 
Flowers." 

There  are  fifteen  churches,  four  graded  schools  (two  for  each  race), 
a  large  female  college,  and  a  seminary  for  the  education  of  colored 
teachers.  It  is  also  the  seat  of  the  White  Girls'  Normal  and  Indus- 
trial School,  and  the  Colored  A.  and  M.  College.  The  people  are 
noted  for  the  interest  which  they  manifest  in  education  and  in 
schools.  A  handsome  graded  school  building  has  recently  been 
erected,  being  one  of  the  largest  in  the  State.  The  city  is  lighted 
with  gas  and  electricity,  and  has  an  efficient  system  of  water- works, 
electric  fire-alarm,  and  a  finely  organized  Fire  Department. 

An  appropriation  of  $100,000  was  made  to  provide  a  system  of 
sewerage  and  to  pave  the  streets,  which  improvements  have  been 
completed.  The  United  States  has  erected  a  handsome  postoffice 
and  court  building,  at  a  cost  of  $70,000,  and  the  county  court  house 
is  one  of  the  finest  public  edifices  in  North  Carolina.  There  are 
here  two  of  the  largest  and  best  kept  hotels  in  the  State,  besides 
two  smaller  hotels  and  a  large  number  of  excellent  boarding-houses. 

There  are  four  banks,  all  in  a  prosperous  condition,  and  four 
newspapers — two  of  them  daily. 

There  are  upwards  of  one  hundred  business  houses,  in  addition 
to  foundries,  machine  shops,  large  tobacco  factories,  lumber  mills, 
sash  and  blind,  spoke  and  handle,  and  furniture  factories,  cotton 
mills,  hosiery  mills,  wagon  and  carriage  manufactories,  etc.,  etc., 
all  of  which  do  an  annual  business  of  over  $14,000,000. 

Immediately  north  of  Greensboro  and  again  to  the  east  is  the 
yellow  tobacco  belt,  which  grows  the  finest  quality  of  tobacco  in  the 
world.  The  tobacco  trade  of  Greensboro  is  growing  with  wonderful 
rapidity.  Already  its  warehouses  are  selling  tobacco  from  the 
twelve  counties  of  Guilford,  Forsyth,  Stokes,  Surry,  Davie,  David- 
son, Randolph,  Chatham,  Orange,  Alamance,  Caswell  and  Rocking- 
ham, besides  large  and  frequent  shipments  to  them  from  Tennessee 
and  Virginia. 

The  fruit  and  vegetable  shipments,  fresh,  dried  and  canned,  are 
immense.  In  the  season  solid  vegetable  trains  daily  run  to  the 
Northern  markets ;  while  of  dried  apples  alone  one  firm  shipped 
forty  car  loads  in  one  season. 

Not  far  South,  and  within  easy  reach  for  commercial  use,  are  the 
cotton  fields,  which  extend  to  South  Carolina.     To  the  southeast 


APPENDIX.  11 


are  the  pine  forests  which  furnish  turpentine  and  rosin,  and  supe- 
rior lumber  for  building  and  manufacturing  purposes. 

Greensboro  is  within  easy  reach  of  all  kinds  of  forest  trees  used 
in  the  different  arts,  and  for  all  commercial  purposes.  The  spokes, 
hubs,  handles  and  rims  manufactured  at  Greensboro  have  given  a 
reputation  to  the  oak  and  hickory  of  this  region  for  such  purposes, 
equal,  if  not  surpassing  any  in  the  world.  The  white  hickory  in 
Guilford  and  surrounding  counties,  for  weight,  strength,  tenacity, 
and  susceptibility  to  fine  polish,  is  pronounced  by  experts  to  be 
superior  to  any  in  the  world. 

Guilford  county  is  well  adapted  to  the  cereals,  grasses,  vegetables, 
and  fruits  ;  the  latter  especially,  growing  in  almost  every  variety 
and  to  the  greatest  perfection. 

Fruits  of  all  kinds — such  as  apples,  peaches,  pears,  quinces, 
grapes,  plums,  apricots,  nectarines,  cherries,  strawberries  and 
melons  grow  in  richness  and  perfection,  unsurpassed  in  any  latitude 
outside  the  tropics.  Greensboro  is  the  centre  of  the  largest  Nursery 
interests  in  the  South,  one  Nurseryman  alone  having  now  on  hand 
over  1,000,000  trees. 

North  Carolina  is  the  largest  gold  producing  State  east  of  the 
Rocky  Mountains.  In  Guilford  and  adjacent  counties  there  are 
seventy-five  mines.  Copper  mines  have  been  profitably  worked 
in  the  same  territory.  The  largest  bed  of  Kaolin  in  the  State  is  a 
few  miles  south  of  Greensboro. 

Upwards  of  thirty  large  cotton  factories  are  now  in  operation 
within  a  radius  of  forty  miles  of  the  city.  A  granite  quarry  of  fine 
quality  has  just  been  opened  in  the  suburbs. 

The  North  Carolina  Steel  and  Iron  Company,  managed  by  the 
most  prominent  business  men  of  the  State,  with  a  r-apital  of  one 
million  dollars,  is  located  in  the  northern  suburbs  of  the  city.  One 
blast  furnace  has  been  erected,  and  the  plant  will  be  in  active  ope- 
ration by  July,  1892.  The  amount  already  expended  upon  the 
plant  exceeds  $150,000— with  a  working  capital  of  $50,000.  The 
output  will  be  100  tons  of  pig  iron  per  day,  worth  at  present  prices 
$1,000.  This  is  now  adding  largely  to  the  population  as  well  as  the 
business  activity  of  our  city,  and  insures  the  utilization  of  the  in- 
exhaustible supply  of  ores  lying  in  our  vicinity. 

Greensboro  must  necessarily  become  a  great  manufacturing  cen- 
tre, as  the  raw  material  of  all  kinds  is  near  at  hand,  the  facilities 
for  shipment  excellent,  and  the  local  demand  large  and  rapidly  in- 
creasing. 

Statistics  prepared  by  the  North  Carolina  Steel  and  Iron  Com- 
pany show  that  there  are  275  industries  represented  here,  with  an 
aggregate  local  capital  of  $7,134,317.30  actually  employed. 


12  APPENDIX. 


The  amount  of  the  annual  business  of  the  postoffice  at  Greens- 
boro foots  up  $10,127.00  and  671,788  pieces  of  mail  matter,  weigh- 
ing 44,066  pounds,  were  handled  last  year.  This  makes  Greens- 
boro a  free  deliver^'  office,  which  was  established  in  1890. 

To  show  the  amount  of  railroad  business  done  here  now,  soma 
estimate  can  be  arrived  at  from  the  number  of  arrivals  and  depar- 
tures of  trains  daily,  on  the  six  railroads  centering  here.  Passen- 
ger trains,  daily,  25,  pulling  168  cars.  Freight  trains,  daily,  30, 
pulling  703  cars. 

The  United  States  Circuit  and  District  Courts  are  held  in  Greens- 
boro, as  well  as  the  Superior  Courts  of  the  State.  It  is  the  residence 
of  the  U.  S.  District  Judge,  Marshal  and  Master  in  Chancery,  as 
well  as  the  headquarters  of  the  Internal  Revenue  Agent  having 
charge  of  the  States  of  North  and  South  Carolina  and  Virginia  and 
is  the  site  of  the  State  Keeley  Institute. 

Guilford  county  has  no  debt,  bonded  or  otherwise,  and  the  taxes 
are  very  low.  The  present  price  of  farming  land  varies  from  six  to 
twenty-five  dollars  an  acre. 

The  climate  is  delightful,  being  free  alike  from  extremes  of  heat 
and  cold,  while  its  position  near  the  foot  of  the  Blue  Ridge,  protects 
it  from  the  cyclones  so  prevalant  in  the  Mississippi  valley  and  the 
northwest.  In  addition  to  the  other  unparalelled  advantage  it 
offers  to  the  seekers  after  health  or  pleasure,  there  are  several  fine 
mineral  springs  within  the  city  limits. 

The  colored  people,  who  comprise  less  than  a  third  of  the  popu- 
lation  of  our  county,  are  honest,  thrifty  and  industrious  ;  and  we 
have  never  had  any  race  conflicts  or  antagonisms. 

In  spite  of  its  rapid  growth,  real  estate  in  Greensboro  is  lower 
in  price  than  perhaps  any  city  of  its  size  in  the  South.  This  is 
chiefly  due  to  its  favorable  situation,  which  admits  of  almost  in- 
definite expansion;  but  it  cannot  long  remain  so,  as  the  rapid  influx 
of  population  and  outside  capital  will  soon  cause  a  great  increase 
in  the  value  of  all  kinds  of  property. 

There  is  no  better  opening  anywhere  for  rolling  mills,  car  works, 
wheel  and  axle  works,  bridge  works,  pipe  foundries,  flour  mills, 
wagon,  carriage  and  furniture  factories,  and  other  manutacturing 
enterprises.  Encouragement  will  be  given  to  all  such  enterpries  lo- 
cating here. 

One  peculiar  advantage  possessed  by  the  City  of  Greensboro  is 
that  its  available  land  is  not  owned  or  controlled  by  any  one  set  of 
men.  In  addition  to  private  holders,  there  are  eignt  distinct  cor- 
porations owning  valuable  lands  in  different  parts  of  the  city,  which 
they  offer  on  the  most  favorable  terms. 

Within  five  miles  of  the  city  is  the   celebrated   Guilford   Battle- 


APPENDIX.  13 


Ground,  where  was  the  last  decisive  battle  of  the  revolutionary  war, 
fought  March  15,  1781.  It  is  now  one  of  the  prettiest  parks  in  the 
South. 

Any  other  information  desired    will  be   cheerfully   given  by  the 
officers  and  members  of  the  Chamber  of  Commerce. 


GOVERNMENT  OF  NORTH  CAROLINA. 


Thomas  M.  Holt,  Governor,  salary  $3,000. 

Owing  to  the  death  of  Gov.  Daniel  G.  Fowle,  the  office  of  Lieu- 
tenant-Governor and  President  of  the  Senate  will  remain  vacant 
until  the  election  in  1893. 

Octavius  Coke,  Secretary  of  State ;  salary  $2,000  and  fees;  $1,000 
additional  for  clerical  assistance. 

G.  W.  Sanderlin,  Auditor;  salary  $1,500;  $1,000  additional  for 
clerical  assistance. 

Donald  W.  Bain,  Treasurer ;  salary  $3,000. 

S.  M.  Finger,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction;  salary  $1,500; 
additional  for  travelling  expenses. 

Theo.  F.  Davidson,  Attorney- General  ;  salary  $1,000;  Eeporterto 
Supreme  Court ;  salary  $1,000. 

J.  D.  Glenn,  Adjutant-General ;  salary  $600. 

James  C.  Birdsong,  State  Librarian ;  salary  $1,000. 

J.  D.  Boushall,  Chief  Clerk  to  Auditor ;  salary  $1,000. 

W.  S.  Stallings,  Assistant  Clerk  to  Auditor. 

S.  F.  Telfair,  Private  Secretary  to  Governor ;  salary  $1,200. 

P.  W.  Capehart,  Executive  Clerk ;  salary  $600. 

W.  P.  Batchelor,  Chief  Clerk  to  Sec.  of  State ;  salary  $1,000. 

H.  M.  Cowen,  Chief  Clerk  to  Treasurer ;  salary  $1,500. 

Ernest  B.  Bain,  Teller  ;  salary  $750. 

E.  L  Burkhead,  Clerk  for  Charitable  and  Penal  Institutions ; 
salary  $800. 

E.  J.  Forney,  Clerk  to  Sup't  Pub.  Instruction  ;  salary  $1,000. 

C.  M.  Roberts,  Sup't   Pub.  Buildings  and  Grounds ;  salary  $850. 

The  Governor's  Council  consists  of  the  Sec.  of  State,  Auditor, 
Treasurer  and  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction. 

State  Board  of  Education  consists  of  the  Governor,  Lieutenant- 
Governor,  Sec.  of  State,  Treas.,  Auditor,  Sup't  of  Pub.  Instruction, 
and  Attorney-General. 


SUPREME  COURT  JUDGES. 


Augustus  S.  Merrimon,  Chief  Justice,  Ealeigh,  $2,500. 
Joseph  J.  Davis,  Associate  Justice,  Louisburg,  $2,500. 


14 


APPENDIX. 


J.  E.  Shepherd,  Associate  Justice,  Washington,  $2,500. 
A.  C.  Avery,  Associate  Justice,  Morganton,  $2,500. 
Walter  E.  Clark,  Associate  Justice,  Ealeigh,  $2,500. 
T.  S.  Kenan,  Clerk,  Ealeigh,  $300  and  fees. 
E.  H.  Bradley,  Marshal,  Ealeigh,  $800. 

Supreme  Court  meets  in  Ealeigh  first  Monday  in   February  and 
last  Monday  in  September. 


CRIMINAL  COURT. 


New  Hanover  County — Oliver  P.  Meares,  Wilmington,  Judge; 
Benjamin  E.  Moore,  Wilmington,  Solicitor,  Court  begins  January 
4th,  March  21st,  May  16th,  July  18th,  September  21st,  November  21. 

Mecklenburg  County — Oliver  P.  Meares,  Judge ;  Geo.  E.  Wilson, 
Charlotte,  Solicitor.  Court  begins  February  8th,  April  11th,  Au- 
gust 8th,  October  3rd,  December  5th. 

Buncombe  County — H.  B.  Carter,  Asheville,  Judge ;  E.  D.  Carter, 
Asheville,  Solicitor.  Court  begins  January  25th,  May  1st,  July 
25th,  October  24th, 

Salary  fixed  by  Commissioners  and  Justices  of  Peace,  and  fees  as 
other  solicitors. 


SUPERIOR  COURT  JUDGES. 


DISTRICT. 

JUDGES. 

EESIDENCE. 

First, 

Ceo,  H.  Brown, 

Washington. 

Second, 

Henry  E.  Bryan, 

New  Berne. 

Third, 

Henry  C  Connor, 

Wilson. 

Fourth, 

Spier  Whitaker, 

Ealeigh. 

Fifth, 

Eobert  W,  Winston, 

Oxford. 

Sixth, 

Edward  T,  Boykin, 

Clinton. 

Seventh, 

J,  D.  Mclver, 

Carthage. 

Eighth, 

E.  F.  Armfield, 

Statesville. 

Ninth, 

Jesse  F.  Graves, 

Mb.  Airy. 

Tenth, 

John  Gray  Bynum, 

Morganton. 

Eleventh, 

W.  A.  Hoke, 

Lincolnton. 

Twelfth, 

James  H.  Merrimon, 

Asheville. 

Salary  of 

Judges,  $2,500. 

APPENDIX. 


15 


SUPERIOR  COURT  SOLICITORS. 


DISTRICT. 

SOLICITORS. 

RESIDENCE, 

First, 

John  H.  Blount, 

Hertford. 

Second, 

G.  H.  White,  (col.) 

New  Berne. 

Third, 

J.  E.  Woodard, 

Wilson. 

Foiirth, 

Edward  W.  Fou,  Jr., 

Smithfield. 

Fifth, 

Edward  S.  Parker, 

Graham.  . 

Sixth, 

0.  H.  Allen, 

Kinston. 

Seventh, 

Frank  McNeill, 

Eockingham. 

Eighth, 

B.  F.  Long, 

Statesville. 

Ninth, 

Thomas  Settle, 

Eeidsville. 

Tenth, 

W.  C.  Newland, 

Lenoir. 

Eleventh, 

Frank  I.  Osborne, 

Charlotte. 

Twelfth, 

Geo.  A.  Jones, 

Franklin. 

Salary,  $30  for 

each  court  held  and  fees. 

SUPERIOR  COURTS  OF  NORTH  CAROLINA. 

FRIST   JUDICIAL    DISTRICT. 

Spring,  Judge  Merrimon.     Fall,  Judge  Hoke. 

Beaufort,  February  22nd,  May  30th,  November  28th. 

Currituck,  March  7th,  September  5th. 

Camden,  March  14th,  September  12th. 

Pasquotank,  March  21st,  Septemcer  19th. 

Perquimans  March  28th,  September  26th. 

Chowan,  April  4:th,  October  3rd. 

Gates,  April  11th,  October  10th. 

Hertford,  April  18th,  October  17th. 

Washinfjton,  April  25th,  October  24th. 

Tyrell,  May  2nd,  October  31st. 

Dare,  May  9th,  November  7th. 

Hyde,  May  16th,  November  14th. 

Pamlico,  May  23rd,  November  21st. 


SECOND  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Spring,  Judge  Brown.     Fall,  Judge  Merrimon. 

Halifax,  March  7th,  May  16th,  November  14th. 
Northampton,  January  25  th,  April  4th,  October  3rd. 
Bertie,  February  8th,  May  2nd,  October  31st. 
Craven,  February  15th,  May  30th,  November  28th. 
Warren,  March  21st,  September  19th. 
Edgecombe,  April  18th,  October  17th. 


16  APPENDIX. 


THIED  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Spring,  Judge  Bryan.     Fall,  Judge  Brown. 

Pitt,  January  11th,  March  21st,  June  13th,  September  19th. 
Franklin,  January  25th,  April  18th,  October  24th. 
Wilson,  February  8th,  June  6th,  October  31st. 
Vance,  February  22nd,  May  23rd,  October  3rd. 
Martin,  March  7th,  September  5th,  December  5th. 
Nash,  May  2nd,  November  21st. 

POURTH  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Spring  Judge  (Jonnor.     Fall,  Judge  Bryan. 

"Wake,  January    11,    February  29th,    March  28th,  April  25th,  Sep- 

f»-^-."      tember  26th,  October  24th. 

Wayne.  January  25th,  April  18th,  September  12th,  October  17th. 

Harnett,  February  8th,  August  8th,  November  28th. 

Johnston,  February  15th,  August  15th,  November  14th. 

FIPTH  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Spring,  Judge  Whitaker.     Fall,  Judge  Connor. 

Durham,  January  18th,  March  28th,  June  6th,  October  10th. 

Granville,  February  1st,  April  25th,  July  25th,  November  28th. 

Chatham,  February  15th,  May  9th,  September  26th. 

Cruilford,  February  22nd,  May  30th,  August  27th,  December  12th. 

Alamance,  March  14th,  May  23rd,  October  24th. 

Orange,  March  21st,  August  8th,  October  31st. 

Caswell,  April  11th,  August  17th,  November  14th. 

Person,  April  18th,  August  22nd,  November  21st. 

SIXTH   JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Spring,  Judge  Winston.     Fall,  Judge  Whitaker. 

Pender,  March  14th,  September  12th. 

Greene,  January  18th,  April  11th,  November  28th. 

New  Hanover,  January  25th,  April  18th,  September  26th. 

Lenoir,  May  9th,  November  14th. 

Duplin,  February  15th,  August  8th,  December  5th. 

Sampson,  February  29th,  May  2nd,  October   10th,  December  12th. 

Carteret,  March  21st,  October  24th. 

Jones,  March  28th,  October  31st. 

Onslow,  April  4th,  November  7th. 

SEVENTH  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Spring,  Judge  Boykin.     Fall,  Judge  Winston. 

Columbus,  January  18th,  August  1st. 

Anson,  January  11th,  May  2nd,  September  5th,  November  28th. 

Cumberland,  January  25th,  May  9th,  July  25th,  November  14th. 


APPENDIX.  17 


Kobeson,  February  1st,  May  23rd,  October  3rd. 

Eichmond,  February  15th,  June  6th,  September  19th,  December  5th. 

Bladen,  March  21st,  October  24th. 

Brunswick,  April  11th,  September  12th. 

Moore,  March  7th,  August  15th,  December  12th. 

EIGHTH    JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Spring,  Judge  Mclver.     Fall,  Judge  Boykin. 

Cabarrus,  February  1st,  May  2nd,  October  31st. 

Iredell,  February  8th,  May  23rd,  August  8th,  November  7th. 

Kowan,  February  22nd,  May  9th,  August  22nd,  November  21st. 

Davidson,  March  7th,  September  5th,  December  7th. 

Kandolph,  March  21st,  September  19th. 

Montgomery,  April  4th,  October  3rd. 

Stanly,  April  11th,  October  17th. 

NINTH  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Spring,  Judge  Armfield.     Fall,  Judge  Mclver. 

Kockingham,  February  15th,  August  15th,  November  14th. 

Forsyth,  February  29th,  May  23rd,  November  28th. 

Yadkin,  May  9th,  October  3rd. 

Wilkes,  March  21st,  September  5th. 

Alleghany,  April  4th,  September  19th. 

Davie,  April  11th,  October  31st. 

Stokes,  April  25th,  October  17th,  November  16th. 

Surry,  March  7th,  August  22nd,  November  23rd. 

TENTH  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Spring,  Judge  Graves.     Fall,  Judge  Armfield. 

Henderson,  May  30th,  November  14th. 
Burke,  March  21st,  September  5th. 
Caldwell,  April  4th,  September  19  th. 
Ashe,  April  18th,  September  26th. 
Watauga,  May  2nd,  October  10th. 
Mitchell,  April  13th,  October  17th. 
Yancey,  May  23rd,  October  31st. 
McDowell,  March  7th,  August  22nd. 

ELEVENTH  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Spring,  Judge  Bynum.     Fall,  Judge  Graves. 

Catawba,  January  18th  and  July  18th. 

Alexander,  February  1st,  August  1st. 

Union,  February  15th,  February  22nd,  September  10th;  Sept.  26th. 

Mecklenburg,  February  29  th,  August  20th. 

Gaston,  March  21st,  October  10th. 

Lincoln,  April  4th,  October  3rd. 


18  APPENDIX. 


Cleveland,  April  11th,  August  8th,  October  24th. 
Eutherford,  April  25th,  October  31st. 
Polk,  May  9th,  November  14th. 

TWELFTH  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Spring,  Judge  Hoke.     Fall,  Judge  By  num. 

Madison,  February  29th,  August  1st,  November  21st. 

Buncombe,  March  14th,  August  15th,  December  5th. 

Transylvania,  April  4th,  September  5th. 

Haywood,  April  11th,  September  r2th. 

Jackson,  April  25th,  September  26th. 

Macon,  May  9th,  October  3rd. 

Clay,  May  16th,  October  10th. 

Cherokee,  May  23rd,  October  17th. 

Graham,  June  6th,  October  24th. 

Swain,  June  13th,  October  31st. 


NORTH  CAROLINA  MEMBERS  OF  CONGRESS. 


Senators — M.  W.  Ransom  and  Z.  B.  Vance. 

Representatives — 1st  District,  W.  A.  Branch  ;  2nd  District,  W. 
P.  Cheatham,  col.;  3rd  District,  B.  F.  Grady  ;  4th  District,  Benj.  H. 
Bunn;  5th  District,  A.  H.  A.  WilUams;  6th  District,  S.  B.  Alexan- 
der ;  7th  District,  John  S.  Henderson  ;  8th  District,  W.  H.  H. 
Cowles  ;  9th  District,  W.  T.  Crawford. 


QRE.RNSBORO. 


COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Clerk  Superior  Court — John  J.  Nelson. 

Sheriff— John  W.  Cook. 

Register  of  Deeds — A.  G.  Kirkman. 

Treasurer — John  W.  Wharton,  Jr. 

Coroner — W.  M.  Donnell. 

Surveyor — J.  G.  Gamble. 

Standard- Keeper — George  Donnell. 

Chairman  Board  of  Education — Dr.  Nereus  Mendenhall. 

Superintendent  Public  Instruction — Jesse  R.  Wharton. 

CITY  GOVERNMENT. 

Mayor— J.  R.  Mendenhall ;  salary  S800. 
Treasurer — Neil  Ellington ;  salary  $240. 
Clerk— Percy  Albright;  salary  $240. 
Tax  Collector — R.  M.  Rees. 

COMMISSIONERS. 

First  ward— W.  G.  Balsley,  W.  B.  Beacham. 
Second  ward — J.  R.  Hughes.  J.  R.  Wharton. 
Third  ward— P.  D.  Price,  C.  E.  Holton. 
Fourth  is'ard- Neil  EUington,  Hugh  Scott. 
Fifth  ward — James  D.  Glenn,  William  Love. 
Sixth  ward— G.  T.  Glascock,  J.  A.  Pritchett. 

POLICE. 

Chief— Frank  R.    Hall ;    Assistants— M.    A.    Whittington,    W.    J.. 
Weatherly,  W.  A.  Scott,  D.  Scott. 

EDUCATIONAL. 

Superintendent  City  Schools — Prof  G.  A.  Grimsley. 
Graded  School,  No.  1 — Prof  S.  C.  Smith,  Principal.     Lindsay  St. 
Graded  School,  No.  2— Prof  L.  T.  Blair,  Principal.     End  of  Vance. 
Greensboro  Female  College — Rev.  Dr.  B.  F.  Dixon,  President. 
White  Girls'  Normal  and  Industrial  Training  School — Prof   C    D. 
Mclver,  President.     Spring  Garden  street,  near  limit. 


Graded  School — R.  M.  McKensie,  Principal.    Percy  St. 
Graded  School  (Warnersville) — George  McAdoo,  Principal. 
Bennett  Seminary — Chas.  N.  Grandison,  President.  End  of  Factory .- 
Normal  Theological  Institute — C  L.  Davis,  Prin.     E.  Washington. 
Kent  Home — MissC.  M.  Buckbee,  Matron.  Near  Bennett  Seminary. 
Colored  A.  &  M.  College— To  be  built  during  1892. 


20  APPENDIX. 


WARDS. 

First  Ward — All  that  portion  north  of  w  Market  and  west  of  n 
Elm  street. 

Second  Ward — All  that  portion  north  of  e  Market  and  e  of  n  Elm. 

Third  Ward — All  that  portion  south  of  e  Market  and  east  of  8 
Elm  street  to  R.  &  D.  R.  R. 

Fourth  Ward — All  that  portion  south  of  w  Market  and  west  of 
s  Elm  street  to  R.  &  D.  R.  R. 

Fifth  Ward— All  that  portion  south  of  R.  &  D.  R.  R.  and  west  of 
Arlington  street. 

Sixth  Ward — All  that  portion  south  of  R.  &  D.  and  east  of  Ar- 
lington street. 

N.  C.  STEEL  AND  IRON  COMPANY. 

The  North  Carolina  Steel  and  Iron  Com  pan}',  $1,000,000  capital. 
Chartered  February  22,  1887,  Chap.  34,  Private  Laws  of  North 
Carolina.  Organized  November  30th,  1889.  Officers:  President, 
James  A.  Odell;  Vice-President,  D.  W.  C  Beni)Ow;  General  Mana- 
ger, J.  D.  Kase  ;  Attorney,  Theo.  F.  Klutz;  Secretary  and  Treasurer, 
C.  D.  Benbow.  Executive  Committee :  J.  A.  Odell.  B.  J  Fisher, 
W.  A.  Lash  and  D.  W.  C.  Benbow.  Directors;  J.  A.  Odell,  presi- 
dent Odell  Hardware  Co.,  Greensboro,  N.  C;  W.  A.  L;>sh,  president 
C.  F.  &  Y.  V.  R.  R.  Co.,  Greenshoro,  N.  C;  B.  J.  Fisher,  S.  S. 
Brown,  D.  W.  C.  Benbow,  Greensboro,  N.  C;  S.  H.  Wiley,  Salis- 
bury, N.  C;  Robert  T.  Gray,  Attorney-at-Law,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 
Banks  of  Deposit:  Davis  &  Wiley  Bank,  Salisbury,  N.  C,  and  the 
National  Bank  of  Greensboro.  Office  and  Furnace  Works  at 
•Greensboro,  N.  C.  Iron  mines,  Chatham  and  Moore  counties,  N.  C. 
Limestone,  Germanton,  Stokes  county,  N.  C.  Coke  and  fuel  sup- 
ply, Pocahontas,  Va.,  Deep  River  and  Dan  River   Coalfields,  N.  C. 

CHURCHES. 

West  Market  Street  M.  E.  Church— Rev.  S.  H.  Hilliard,  pastor. 
Services  11  A.  M.,  and  8  P.  M.  Sunday-school  9:30  A.  M.,  Prof. 
W.  F.  Alderman,  Superintendent. 

West  Washington  Street  Baptist  Church — Rev.  W.  B.  Wingate, 
pastor.  Services  11  A.  M.  and  8  P.  M.  Sunday-school  9:30  A. 
M.,   R.   W.  Brooks,  Superintendent. 

St.  Barnabas  Episcopal  Church — Rev.  A.  H.  Stubbs,  Rector. 
Services  8  and  11  A.  M.,  and  5  and  7:30  P.  M.  Sundav-school  9:30 
A.  M. 

First  Presbyterian  Church — Rev.  J.  Henry  Smith,  D.  D.,  pastor. 
Services  11  A.  M.  and  8  P.  M.  Sunday-school  9:30  A.  M.,  S.  A. 
Kerr,  Superintendent. 

Baptist  Mission  Chapel — Preaching  every  first  and  third  Sunday, 
at  4  P.  M.     Sunday-school  3  P.  M.,  J.  S.  Moore,  Superintendent. 

Westminstf^r  Presbyterian  Church — Rev.  J.  H.  Lacy,  pastor. 
Services  11  A.  M.  and  4  P.  M.  Sunday-school  2:30  P.  M.,  Dr.  W. 
P.  Beall,  Superintendent. 


APPENDIX.  21 


Centenary  M.  E.  Church— Rev.  S.  D.  Pool,  D.  D.,  pastor.  Ser- 
vices 11  A.  M.  and  8  P.  M.  Sunday-school  3  P.  M.,  J.  R.  Menden- 
hall,  Superintendent. 

Methodist  Protestant  Church — Rev.  W.  F.  Ohrum,  pastor.  Ser- 
vices 11  A.  M.  and  8  P.  M.  Sunday-school  9:30  A.  M.,  J.  Norman 
Wills,  Superintendent. 

St.  Andrews  Mission,  Episcopal  (Phipps'  Hall) — Rev.  S.  F. 
Stickney,  rector.  Services  every  second  Sunday  at  11  A.  M.  and  & 
P.  M.     Sunday-school  9:30  A.  M.,  P.  C.  Petrie,  Superintendent. 

St.  Agnes  Catholic  Church — Rev.  Father  Joseph,  0.  S.  B.,  pas- 
tor. Services  first  Sunday  at  8  A.  M.,  third  Sunday  11  A.  M.  and 
7:30  P.  M. 

Friends'  Church — Services  11  A.  M.  Sunday-school  9:45  A.  M., 
Prof.  C.  P.  Frazier,  Superintendent. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association — F.  H.  Cota,  General  Secre- 
tary. Devotional  services  every  Sunday  at  4:30  P.  M.  Rooms,  112 
East  Market,  open  daily,  except  Sunday,  from  9  A.  M.  till  10  P.  M. 
All  men  welcome. 


Providence  Baptist  Church — Rev.  S.  H.  Witherspoon,  pastor  ,- 
Services  11  A.  M.  and  8  P.  M.     Baptist  street. 

St.  James  Presbyterian  Church — Rev.  Albert  Tate,  pastor.  Ser- 
vices every  Sunday  morning  and  night.     Forbis  street. 

St.  Matthews  M.  E.  Church— Rev.  P.  O'Coimell,  pastor.  Sunday 
School  10:45  A.  M.     Services  at  3  and  8  P.  M.     Ashe  and  Bragg. 

A.  M.  E.  Church — Rev.  F.  W.  Sowell,  pastor,  Sunday-school  9 
A.  M.,  services  11  A.  M.,  3  and  8  P.  M.     N  Maple  street. 

A.  M.  E.  Zion  Church — Rev.  W.  H.  Goler,  D.  D.,  pastor,  services 
at  3  and  8  P.  M.     E  Washington  street. 

Y.  M.  C.  A.,  Oscar  Whitfield,  President,  Cyrus  K.  Price,  Secre- 
tary ;  meets  at  St  James  Presbyterian  church  every  Sunday  evening 
at  4:45,  business  meeting  every  1st  Tuesday  night. 


SOCIETIES,  ETC. 

Greensboro  Lodge,  No.  76,  A.  F.  &  A.  M.,  meet  at  Masonic  Hall, 
233*  South  Elm  street,  2nd  and  4th  Friday  in  each  month  at  7:30 
P.  M.,  B.  F.  Dixon,  W.  M.,  A.  H.  Stubbs,  secretary. 

Chorazin  Chapter,  No.  13,  Royal  Arch  Masons,  meet  at  Masonic 
Hall,  233*  South  Elm  street,  3rd  Friday  in  each  month  at  7:30  P. 
M.     George  Lampman,  H.  P. 

Greensboro  Council,  No.  3,  Royal  and  Select  Masters,  meet  3rd 
Friday  in  each  month,  at  Masonic  Hall,  233*  South  Elm  street,  at 
7:30  P.  M.     Rev.  A.  H.  Stubbs,  T.  I.  M.,  J.  H.  Harris,  secretary. 


22  APPENDIX. 


Ivanhoe  Commandery,  No.  8,  K.  T.,  meet  first  Friday  in  each 
month,  at  Masonic  Hall,  233i  South  Elm  streeilj^  7:30  P.  M.  S. 
L.  Alderman,  E.  C,  Rev.  A.  H.  Stubbs,  Rec. 

K.  of  P.,  No.  28,  meet  at  Masonic  Hall,  233 J  South  Elm  street, 
every  Monday  at  7:30  P.  M.  H.  L.  Scott,  C.  G.,  S.  S.  Mitchell, 
K.  ofR.  &S.     , 

I.  0.  of  0.  P.,  Buena  Vista  Lodge.  No.  21,  meet,  at  Odd  Fellows 
Hall,  every  Tuesday  at  7:30  P.  M.  R.  W.  Muitay,  N.  G.,  Rev.  A. 
H.  Stubbs,  secretary. 

Paisley  Encampment,  No.  10,  meet  every  1st  and  3rd  Thursday 
in  each  month,  in  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  at  7:30  P.  M.  C.  D.  Benbow, 
C.  P.,  Rev.  A.  H.  Stubbs,  S. 

Canton  No.  1,  General  Greene,  Patriarchs  Militant,  meet  Ist  Tues- 
day in  each  month  at  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  7:30  P.  M.  Henry  Wake- 
field, Jr.,  Captain,  J.  W.  Albright,  secretary. 

CaroHna  Lodge,  No.  5,  A.  0.  U.  W.,  meet  at  Odd  Fellows  Hall 
every  2nd  and  4th  Thursdav  in  each  month.  J.  W.  Causey,  M.  W. 
Rev.  A.  H.  Stubbs,  Rec. 

Guilford  Grays,  Co,  B.,  3rd  R.  N.  C.  S.  G.  (number  in  company 
52).  Armory  West  Market.  Business  meeting  first  Tuesday  in 
each  month.  0.  E.  Dudley,  Captain;  Orlo  Epps,  1st  Lieut;  J.  R. 
Donnell,  2nd  Lieut ;  W.  R.  Pleasants,  1st  Serg't. 

Guilford  Battle  Ground  Continentals:  D.  Schenck,  Captain;  J. S. 
Michaux,  1st  Lieut;  W.  E.  Schenck,  2nd  Lieut.  Armory  West 
Market,  2nd  floor. 


Star  Cornet  Band,  13  members,  meets  every  Monday  at  8  P.  M. 
Good  Samaritan,  meets  every  first  and  third  Thursday  at  8  P  M, 
36  E  Market  street.     R.  W.  Dick,  R.  S. 

G.  U.  0.  of  F.,  meets  first  and  second  Friday  of  each  month ; 
degree  work  every  4th  Friday  ;  McAdoo  Hall,  E  Market  street.  R. 
W.  Dick,  P.  S.,  W.  E.  Holley,  N.  G. 

Masonic  Lodge.  No.  12,  hall  Ashe  street;  R.  B.  Payne,  W.  M.; 
I.  Jordan,  S.  W.;  Z.  T.  Williams,  J.  W.;  H.  Unthank,  Treas.;  D.  B. 
Yancey,  Sec. 


Greensboro  Street  Directory. 


Arlington,  from  Fayetteville  south  beyond  limits. 

Ash,  from  Gaston  south  beyond  limits. 

Asheboro,  from  Gorrell  southeast  beyond  limits. 

Bain,  from  s  Elm  west  to  C.  F.  &  Y.  V.  R.  R. 

Belle  Meade  avenue,  from  Greene  west  to  Edgeworth. 

Bellevue,  from  w  Bragg  south  to  McCuUoch. 

Bennett,  from  N.  C.  R.  R.  south  to  limits. 

Bilbro  alley,  from  w  Lee  south  to  limits. 

Brooks,  from  w  Lee  north  to  Bain. 

Brown,  from  Walker  ave  west  to  R.  &  D.  R.  R. 

Buchanan,  from  s  Elm  west  to  Ash. 

Cedar,  from  Greene  south  to  limits. 

Church  from  n  Elm  northeast  beyond  limits. 

Clay,  from  Junction  of  Elm  and  Church  northwest  to  Greene. 

Chestnut,  from  Lindsay  north  to  Hendrix. 

Dean's  alley,  from  e  Market  south  to  e  Washington. 

Delphine,  from  Edgeworth  west  to  limits. 

Douglas,  from  Asheboro  east  to  limits. 

East  Lee,  from  s  Elm  east  to  limits. 

East  Whittington,  from  s  Elm  east  to  Asheboro. 

East,  from  e  Washington  south  to  limits. 

East  Market  from  Elm  east  beyond  limits. 

East  Sycamore,  from  s  Elm  east  to  Lyndon. 

East  Washington,  from  s  Elm  east  beyond  limits. 

East  Bragg,  from  s  Elm  east  to  limits. 

Edgeworth,  from  Greene  south  to  w  Washington. 

Engene,  from  Gaston  south  to  Walker  ave. 

Fulton,  from  Walker  ave  south  to  limits. 

Factory  from  King  east  to  Macon. 

Fayetteville,  from  s  Elm  southeast  to  Gorrell. 

Gaston,  from  Cedar  east  to  Forbis,  and  from  Percy  east  to  Maple. 

Gorrell,  from  Fayetteville  east  to  Bennett. 

Harpersville  rd,  from  North  east  beyond  limits. 

Hendrix,  from  Church  east  to  limits. 

Houston,  from  Spring  to  Jackson. 

Jackson,  from  Walker  ave  south  to  limits.  * 

Jones  alley,  from  Ashe  west  to  limits. 

Julian,  from  Asheboro  east  to  limits. 

Keogh,  from  Greene  north  to  limits. 

Kerr,  from  Chestnut  east  to  limits. 

King  from  Factory  south  to  e  Lee 

Lindsay,  from  Church  east  beyond  limits. 

Lewis,  from  s  Elm  southwest  to  Ashe. 

Macon,  from  Factory  south  to  limits. 

Martin,  from  N.  C.  R.  R.,  south  to  limits. 

Maple,  from  e  Market  north  to  limits. 

MuCulloch,  from  Asheboro  west  to  limits. 

McGee,  from  Spring  west  to  limits. 

Mebane  from  n  Davie  east  to  Forbes. 

Mebane  rd,  from  s  Elm  westward  beyond  limits. 

Morehead  ave,  from  Furniture  Factory  west  to  limitB. 

North,  from  Lindsay  north  to  Harpersville  rd. 

North  Davie,  from  e  Market  north  to  Church. 

North  Elm,  from  Market  nroth  beyond  limits. 

North  Forbes,  from  e  Market  north  to  Lindsav. 


24  APPENDIX. 


North  Gilmer,  from  e  Market  north  to  liinits. 

North  Greene,  from  w  Market  northwest  beyond  limits. 

North  Mendenhall,  from  w  Market  north  beyond  limits. 

Park  ave,  from  n  Greene  north  to  limits. 

Percy,  from  e  Market  north  to  Lindsay. 

Peach,  from  e  Market  north  to  limits. 

Pearson,  from  Gorrell  south  to  Douglas. 

Sevier,  from  Gorrell  south  to  limits. 

Smith,  from  n  Elm  east  to  limits. 

South  Davie,  from  e  Market  south  to  Fayetteville. 

South  Elm,  from  Market  south  beyond  limits, 

South  Forbes,  from  e  Market,  south  to  e  Washington. 

South  Gilmer,  from  e  Market  south  to  e  "Washington. 

South  Greene,  from  w  Market  south  to  w  Washington. 

South  Mendenhall,  from  w  Market  south  beyond  limits. 

Spring,  from  Greene  south  beyond  limits. 

Swannannoa,  from  Asheboro  east  to  limits. 

Vance,  from  Bragg  south  to  limits. 

Walker  av,  from  Ashe  west  beyond  limits. 

West  Whittington,  from  s  Elm  west  to  limits. 

West  Market,  from  Elm  west  beyond  limits. 

West  Svcamore,  from  s  Elm  west  to  Spring. 

West  Washington,  from  s  Elm  west  to  Spring. 

West  Bragg,  from  s  Elm  west  to  Bilbro  alley. 

West  Lee,  from  s  Elm  west  to  limits. 


GREENSBORO 
CITY   IDIR.H:CTORir. 


1892-'93. 


Abbreviations  Used  in  this  Directory. 

Ah.,  above  ;  adv't,  advertisement ;  ave,  avenue  ;  bds,  boards  ;  bet,  between; 
com,  commission  ;  com  mer,  commission  merchant ;  cor,  corner  ;  do,  ditto;  e 
ea-it ;  ft,  foot ;  h,  house  ;  la,  lane ;  nifg,  manufacturing;  mfr,  manufacturer! 
mfrs,  manufacturers  ;  n,  north;  nr,  near ;  lab,  laborer;  opp,  opposite;  pi, 
place ;  P.  O.,  postoffice ;  r,  rooms ;  s,  south  ;  st.  street  ;  w,  west  ;  Wash'n, 
Washington  :  wid,  widow  ;  wks,  works  ;  tob,  tobacco ;  R  &  D  R  R,  Richmond 
&DanviH<  Rail  oj'i  ;  gca'l  mdse,  general  merchandise;  sup't,  superintendent; 
C  F  &  Y  V  R  R,  Gpe  Fear  &  Yadkin  Valley  Railroad.  A  star*  before  a 
man's  name  denotes  that  he  has  a  wife  living. 


*  Abbott  J  C,  foreman,  h  1000  Keogh 

Abbott  George,  h  1009  Keogh 

Abbott  Miss  Mollie,  h  1009  Keogh 

Abbott  Leslie,  mnr  Steam  L'lundrv,  h  319  Lindsay 

^Abbott  J  T,  machinist,  h  319  Lindsay 

Abbott  Miss  Ro-a,  h  319  Lindsay 

Abbott  Miss  Minnie,  h  319  Lindf«*y 

Abbott  Charhe,  h  319  Lindsay 

Adams  Cordelia,  col,  h  522  e  Gaston 

OW      PARR    Ml     Pfl      Insurance,  Accident,  Fire,  Life  and  Tornado     Only 
.     ¥f.     Unnn     IX    t»U. 5  Pirst-Class  Foreign  and  American  Companies  Repre- 
sented.   233X  South  Elm  Street,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Adams  W  M,  plumber,  bds  318  e  Washington. 

A.  M.  E.  Church,  col,  130  Maple 

A.  M.  E.  Zion  Church,  col,  cor  e  Washington  and  s  Gilmer 

Albright  Johnson,  col,  lab,  h  519  Lindsay 

Albright  Miss  Mary  C,  h  911  Asheboro 

*Albright  George  B,  grocer,  121  e  Market,  h  301  Church 

*Albright  Percy,  chief  clerk  gen  mnr  C  F&  Y  V,  h  116  Church 

*Albright  E  G,  tel  operator  bds  122  Church 

Albright  R  M,  clerks  M  T  office  R  &D,  h  122  Church 


WnRTU.WU  ARTflN    Re^l  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 

WWUnifi       fWllftllllfM  REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


30  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

Bilbro  Mrs  Mary,  wid,  h515  w  Lee 

Bilbro  Miss  Lizzie,  h  503  w  Lee 

Bingham  Walter,  col,  servt,  h  127  Church 

Bingham  Annie,  col,  h  118  n  Percy 

Blackbnrn  Miss  Minnie,  h  240  Belie  Meade  ave 

*Blackburn  W  J,  tobacconist,  h  417  w  Market 

Blackburn  Jane,  col,  h  617  Lindsay 

Blackburn  Maggie,  col,  cook,  h  618  s  Spring 

Blackwell  George,  col,  drayman,  h  120  s  Dodson 

Black  Ferd,  col,  lab,  h  216  Mebane 

Black  Robert,  col,  wks  520  w  Market 

Blaek  Jane,  col,  h  217  e  Sycamore 

Blair  A  F,  merchant,  bds  405  Asheboro 

Blair  Prof.  Lee  T,  principal  graded  school,  bds  405  Ash  'l»oro 

Blair  W  J,  carpenter,  bds  829  e  Bragg 

Blair  Miss  M  E,  h  401  w  Bragg 

*Blalock  S  G,  foreman,  h  w  Lee 

Bland  Kate,  col,  h  853  s  Elm 

Blount  Matilda,  col,  h  429  Cole 

Blount  Africa,  col,  lab,  h  428  Cole 

Bobo  Mrs  Sallie  E,  wid,  milliner,  118  s  Elm  bds  w  Washington 

*Bogart  W  B.  cashier  Bank  of  Guilford,  h  406  Church 

CONTRACTORS. 


Bain  Building  Company, 


*Bogart  W  F,  teller  Bank  of  Guilford,  h  206  w  Market 
Boner  Miss  Laura,  dressmaker,  h  220  Eugene 
Boner  Miss  Maria,  h  220  Eugene 
Booker  Maggie,  col,  h  945  McGee 
Booker  Nathan,  col,  plasterer,  h  618  s  Spring 
Booker  Julia,  col,  h  618  s  Spring 
*Boone  0  L,  saw  miller,  h  210  n  Davie 
Boone  Miss  Ella,  saleslady,  h  210  n  Davie 
Boone  Banks,  h  210  n  Davie 
*Boone  John,  carpenter,  h  3013  East 
Boone  Rufus,  h  3013  East 
=^Boone  Dan,  lab,  h  120  Boone 
Bosher  R  G,  barkeeper,  r  3332-  s  Elm 
Booth  Mrs  Fannie,  h  320  n  Greene 
*Boren  R  B,  mfr,  h  403  w  Market 
*Boulden  Manly  M,  carpenter,  h  713  Asheboro 
Bowman  Melbourne,  col,  lab,  h  e  Market 
'  Bowman  Miss  Patria,  h  630  s  Elm 
Boycott  0  D,  Boycott  &  Brown,  bds  407  Walker  ave 
Boyst  Chas  H,  candy  maker,  bds  Monroe  House 
*Boyd  James  E,  lawyer,  1191  s  Elm,  h  220  W  Washington 
Boyles  Frank  C.  clerk,  bds  115  s  Ashe 
*Boyles  W  W,  wks  furniture  factory,  h  s  Spring 
Bracken  Mrs  J  A,  wid,  h  319  w  Market 


WORTH-WHARTON 


Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co. 


RBAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


26  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 


*Alderman  W  F,  jr,  salesman,  h  302  Ashe 

Alderman  A  H,  cashier  Nat  Bank,  h  506  w  Market 

^Alderman  S  L,  photographer,  lOGJ  s  Elm,  h  612  w  Gaston 

Alderman  Prof  W  F,  Prof  in  G  F  C,  h  700  w  Market 

Alderman  Miss  Manna,  h  700  w  Market 

Alderman  Miss  Mamie,  h  700  w  Market 

^Alderman  Prof  E  A,  Prof  Girls'  Training  School,  h  328  Church 

*Aldridge  Milton,  engineer,  h  436  n  Greene 

*Alexander  H  E,  harness  mfr,  h  419  e  Washington 

*Alford  Dr  H  M,  physician,  303  s  Elm,  h  337  s  Davie 

Alford  Alex,  317  s  Davie 

Alford  Miss  Bessie,  h  337  s  Davie 

Alford  Mrs  E,  h  keeper,  h  356  s  Elm 

=i^Allen  W  W,  R  Agt  So  Ex  Co,  h  115  Smith 

CONTRACTORS. 

All  Kinds  of  Builders'  Supplies 


Bain  Building  Company. 


Allen  Raymond,  student,  h  115Smiih 

Allen  Miss  Gertrude,  h  115  Smith 

Allen  John,  sec  master,  bds  423  w  Lee 

Allen  W  E,  book-keeper  Nat  Bank,  bds  218  e  Washington 

*Allen  Wm  A,  carpenter,  h  700  Douglas 

*Allen  Robert,  engineer,  h  324  e  Bragg 

Allen  G  Will,  tinner,  bds  310  Asheboro 

Allen  Fannie,  col,  dom,  h  113  Church 

Allen  Ben,  col,  wks  R  R,  h  841  s  Elm 

Allen  Wm,  col,  h  s  Gilmer 

Allen  Hardy,  col,  servt,  h  223  n  Edgeworth 

Allen  Ed,  col,  servt,  h  223  n  Edgeworth 

Allen  John,  col,  mattress  maker,  817  Ashe 

Allen  Nannie,  col,  h  445  e  Washington 


5.  L.  /ILDERn/IN, 

PHOTOGRAPHER, 

106^  South  Elm  Street. 

Best  Wopk  at  treasonable  Pmees. 

LARGE  STOCK  FRAMES  AND  MATES. 


■"^rOTHING  "SHODDY"  or  on  the  "  Cheap  John"  style  will  be  found  in 
1  >|    our  mammoth  double  stores  in  Greensboro. 

J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  ^ 

Bradshaw  Louis,  col,  wks  railroad,  h  1039  e  Washington 

Brame  E  P,  shoemaker,  h  205  e  Market 

*Brame  F,  shoemaker,  h  3022  East 

Brame  Miss  Ida,  h  3022  East 

Branning  Mary,  col,  h  343  Maple 

Branning  John,  col,  drayman,  h  351  Maple 

Brand  Albert,  bookkeeper,  bds  214  e  Market 

Bredaw  Mrs  R,  wid,  h  1058  w  Market 

Brent  Miss  Sallie,  h  127  Church 

Brewer  Jerry,  night  watch  C  F  &  Y  V,  h  600  Ashe 

Brewer  Mrs  Agnes,  wid,  h  600  Ashe 

*Bristow  L  T,  bookkeeper,  h  w  Washington 

Brilton  James,  col,  servt,  h  939  w  McCulloch 

Brock  Mrs  Josephine,  wid,  h  900  Vance 

Brock  Miss  Effie,  cashier,  h  900  Vance 

*Bri)ckmann  J  L,  head  clerk  S  S  Brown's,  h  243  e  Washington 

Brockmann  Miss  Emma,  h  410  e  Market 

Brockmann  Frank,  clerk,  h  410  e  Market 

*Brockmann  A  J,  grocer,  412  e  Market,  h  410  e  Market 

Brockmann  Miss  Laura  L,  music  teacher,  h  410  e  Market 

*Brockmann  Charles  J,  musical  instructor,  h  410  e  Market 

Broadnax,  J  G  jr,  com  trav.  h  209  w  Market 

THREE  REGISTERED  DRUGGISTS  at  our  Prescription  Desks.     Errors  prevent- 
ed, Dispatch  secured. 
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^Broadnax  Dr  J  G,  office  207,  h  209  w  Market 

Broadnax  W m,  col,  cook,  h  845  McGee 

*Brodrick  Geo  E,  So  Life  Ins  Co,  h  222  Spring 

Brooks  Richard  H,  head  clerk,  bds  302  s  Elm 

Brooks  R  W,  lumberman,  123  Lewis,  h  625  s  Elm 

^Brooks  A  F.  contractor,  h  636  s  Elm 

Brooks  Mrs  R  C,  wid,  h  450  e  Gorrell 

Brooks  Miss  Leona,  saleslady,  h  450  e  Gorrell 

Brooks  Andrew,  col,  lab,  h  118  East 

Brooks  Catherine,  col,  h  404  e  Market 

Brower  Reed,  col,  lab,  h  1035  College  ave 

Brower  Henderson,  col,  lab,  h  826  s  Cedar 

Brown  Miss  Hannah,  miliner,  bds  127  Church 

*Brown  Sam'l,  brick  contractor,  h  407  Walker  av 

Brown  S  S  &  Co.,  Dry  Goods  and  Clothing,  232  and  234  s  Elm. 

*Brown  S  S,  merchant,  h  120  w  Washington 

Bi-own  Miss  Ninna,  h  414  n  Elm 

Brown  Miss  Lake,  h  414  n  Elm 

Brown  Mrs  M  A,  widow,  boarding  house,  414  n  Elm 

Brown  Miss  Julia,  h  508  w  Washington 

*Brovvn  H  W,  harness  maker,  h  508  w  Washington 

Brown  Miss  Rodonah,  h  s  Greene 

Brown  Wm  A,  salesman,  h  s  Greene 

Brown  James,  973  e  Washington 


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Allen  W  L,  col,  lab,  h  445  e  Washington 

♦Alley  G  W,  sr,  W  U  Tel  Co,  h  501  Cedar 

Alley  R  R,  yard  master  C  F  &  Y  V,  1.  501  Cedar 

Alley  G  W,  jr,  agt  C  F  &  Y  V,  bds  356  s  Elm 

*Allred  Zelle,  carpenter,  h  532  Douglas 

*Aiken  D  R,  mer,  h  2055  e  Market 

Aiken  &  Clapp,  groceries  122  e  Sycamore  and  200  s  Davie 

Alt'ton  Gaston,  col,  lab,  h  913  e  Market 

Alston  David,  col,  lab,  h  913  e  Market 

Alston  Mary,  col,  dom,  h  222  Fayetteville 

Alston  Sylva,  col,  dom,  h  518  Asheboro 

Alston  Chas,  col,  lab,  h  436  Cole 

Alverson  Mary,  col,  h  1059  College  av 

Anderson  &  Co,  hardware,  223  s  Elm 

Alverson  J  D,  col,  grocer,  1059  College  av 

Anthony  Nereus,  wks  Eigle  Foundry,  h  881  s  Cedar 

^Andrews  W  H,  guard  jail,  h  215  s  Davie 

Andrews  Miss  Fannie,  bds  127  Church 

♦Andrews  T  D,  lab,  h  436  e  Washington 

Andrews  Miss  Ida,  h  436  e  Washington 

Andrews  Miss  Alice,  h  436  e  Washington 

^Andrews  W  R,  machinist,  h  2081  East 

*Andrews  L  W,  furniture  mfr,  h  312  Ashe 

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Andrews  Charlie,  tel  messenger,  h  312  Ash 

Andrews  Miss  Rosa,  h  312  Ash 

Andrews  Miss  Addie,  h  312  Ashe 

Andrews  La'  y,  wks  fire  dep't,  bds  200  n  Elm 

^Andrews  John,  farmer,  h  449  e  Whittington 

Anderson  Lewis,  col.  lab,  h  919  e  Market 

Anderson  Aaron,  col,  lab,  h  441  Cole 

Anderson  James,  col,  driver,  h  806  s  Cedar 

Anderson  Mrs  A  A,  wid,  dressmaker,  h  200  s  Spring 

Anderson  Miss  Jennie,  h  221  e  Sycamore 

Andreson  Thomas  F,  mining  engineer,  bds  s  Elm 

Anthony  Mrs  Jane,  wid,  h  881  s  Cedar 

*  Anthony  S  E,  wks  Eagle  foundry,  h  412  w  Lee 

*Apple  Mebane,  janitor  graded  school,  h  621  e  Market 

Apple  Vanie,  h  801  e  Market 

Apple  Miss  Ellen,  h  801  e  Market 

Apple  Miss  Maggie,  h  801  e  Market 

*Apple  D  A,  tobacconist,  h  801  e  Market 

Apple  Wm,  lab,  h  621  e  Market 

*Apple  J  M,  tobacco  buyer,  h  417  e  Market 

*Apple  James,  h  420  e  McCulloch 

Apple  Thomas,  col.  h  811  Hendrix 


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Brown  Edgar,  col,  lab,  h  735  Babtist 

Brown  Jennie,  col,  h  735  Babtist 

Brown  G  W,  col,  servt,  h  220  w  Washington 

*Browning  J  M,  Star  Warehouse,  h  235  e  Washington 

^Broughton  Z  T,  auctioneer,  h  433  w  Sycamore 

Broughton  Philip  H,  lab,  h  433  w  Sycamore 

Buchanan  Mrs  Maria,  wid,  h  2059  East 

Buchanan  Mrs  W  K,  wid,  120  Buchanan 

*Buford  A,   route  ag't  R  &  D  R  R,  h  615  w  Market 

Bullock  James,  col,  h  2005  Bennett 

Bullock  Carrie,  col,  h  2005  Bennett 

Bullock  Rev  M  J,  col,  h  2005  Bennett 

Bullock  S  B,  col,  restaurant,  h  218  Market  square 

Bumpass  Mrs  F  M,  wid,  h  114  s  Mendenhall 

Bumpass  Miss  Eugenia,  h  114  s  Mendenhall 

Bumgonner  Miss  Docia,  housekeeper,  h  429  e  Washington 

*Burch  J  D,  salesman,  h  208  w  Sycamore 

*Burgess  A  C,  machinist,  h  433  Arlington 

*Burgess  W  R,  machinery,  h  434  Arlington 

Burgess  Walter,  h  434  Arlington 

Burton  Charlie,  bookkeeper,  bds  210  n  Davie 

Burton  Annie,  col,  dom,  h  630  e  Market 

Burkes  Safro,  col,  wks  442  w  Market 

*Butler  Clegg,  warper,  h  711  e  Sj^camore 

*Butler  Frank,  wks  Crown  mills,  h  711  e  Sycamore 

Byrd  Mollie,  col,  h  112  w  Gaston 

Byrd  Haywood,  col,  tob  worker,  h  112  w  Gaston 

Byers  Richard,  col,  lab,  h  233  e  Gaston 

*BynuinW  P,  Jr,  lawyer,  106  Court  square,  h  218  e  Washington 

Caldcleugh  E  M  &  Bro,  China-ware,  219  s  Elm 

Caldcleugh  Miss  M  E,  h  219i  s  Elm 

Caldcleugh  R  A,  merchant,  h  219^  s  Elm 

Caldcleugh  E  M,  merchant,  h  219^  s  Elm 

Caldwell  Mrs  N  W,  widow,  h  337  n  Elm 

Caldwell  Miss  Daisy,  h  337  n  Elm 

Caldwell  Miss  Abbie,  h  337  n  Elm 

W.  P.  BYNUM,  Jr., 

f\ttorr)ey  a^d  Qoupsellor  at  l^au;, 

106  COURT  SQUARE, 

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E  STUDY  TO  PLEASE  OUR  CUSTOMERS  and  are  always  willing 
to  correct  mistakes. 

J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  ^ 

Caldwell  Miss  Nannie,  teacher,  h  n  Elm 

Caldwell  D  F,  Pres't  Bk  of  Guilford,  h  219  w  Market 

Caldwell  Miss  Pattie  H,  h  221  w  Market 

Caldwell  Miss  Bettie  D,  h  221  w  Market 

Caldwell  Madison,  col,  servant,  G  F  C 

Caldwell  Allie,  col,  cook,  h  202  Mendenhall 

Caldwell  Wesley,  col,  h  202  s  Mendenhall 

Caldwell  Cornelius,  col,  lab,  h  202  s  Mendenhall 

Caldwell'  Alonzo,  col,  lab,  h  422  Schenck 

Caldwell  Joe,  col,  plasterer,  h  420  Chestnut 

Caldwell  Lelia,  col,  wks  818  w  Market 

Caldwell  Frank,  col,  plasterer,  h  213  n  Forbis 

Ciddwell  Prudence,  col.  wks  114  Clay 

*Callum  M  K,  grocer.  115  e  Market,  h  116  n  Davie 

^Galium  J  C,  druggist,  h  417  Church 

*Callum  \V  L,  druggist,  h  411  Church 

*Camden  Sanil,  painter,  h  801  e  Sycamore 

*Cannaday  James,  engineer,  h  114  e  McCulloch 

Cape  Fear  &  Yadkin  Valley  Railway  Co,  Dr  W  A  Lash, 

president,  offices  337  n  Davie 

Cape  Fear  &  Yadkin  Valley  Railway,  depot  nr  s  Davie 
Carr  Edson,  clerk,  bds  218  e  Washington 

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.     WW.    Unnn    %3L    UU.,  ness.  Dwellings,  Barns   and   Stores   of   Permanent 
Residents.    233^  South  Elm  Street,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Carr  0  W  &  Co,  insurance,  233?  s  Elm 

Carr  0  W,  0  W  Carr  &  Co,  bds  218  e  Washington 

Carr  Flora,  col,  h  206  w  Market 

Carr  Tom,  col,  lab,  h  s  Cedar 

*Carr  W  J,  foreman,  h  119  n  Gilmer 

*Carden  J  W,  carpenter,  h  412  w  Lee 

*Carson  J  T,  machinist,  h  234  e  Market 

Carson  Miss  Mary,  h  234  e  Market 

Carter  Mary,  col,   cook,  h  629  Asheboro 

Carter  Fannie,  col,  h  221  n  Gilmer 

Cart<-r  Sarah,  col,  wks  224  e  Washington 

Carter  John,  col,  lab,  h  1005  e  Washington 

*Cartland  H  H,  merchant  tailor,  106  s  Elm,  h  417  Asheboro 

^Carroll  J  T,  wks  R  &  D  R  R,  h  422  w  Lee 

*Carroll  T  B,  wks  furniture  factory,  h  s  Spring 

*Cates  John  W,  carpenter,  h  615  e  Market 

Cator  Mrs  Annie,  wid,  milliner,  104  s  Elm,  h  127  Church 

Cator  George,  com  trav,  h  127  Church 

Cator  John,  h  127  Church 

Causey  Miss  Minnie,  book-keeper,  bds  120  Buchanan 

Causey  Miss  Nettie,  h  327  n  Elm 

Causey  Miss  Hattie,  book-keeper,  h  327  n  Elm 

Causey  E  R,  clerk,  RR,  h  327  n  Elm 

Causey  Turner,  col,  restaurant,  207  s  Elm,  h  627  s  Ashe 


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REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


34  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

*Cau8ey  R  E,  Sec  and  Tretis  Crown  Mills,  bds  218  e  Washington 

*Causey  0  S,  cotton  manufacturer,  h  238  e  Washington 

*Causey  R  T,  carpenter,  h  863  Bellevue 

Causey  Absalom,  216  s  Davie 

Causey  J  W,  carpenter,  bds  116 2  w  Market 

Causev  Robert,  carpenter,  bds  1013  Spring  Garden 

*Causev,  Al,  col,  h  2067  e  Market 

*Chaffin  A  P,  sign  painting,  &c,  109  s  Davie,  h  230  Smith 

Chamber  of  Commerce,  J.  R-  Mendenhull,  pres,  233^  s  Elm 

Chavis  Eliza,  col,  h  622  s  Spring 

Chavis  Prof  J  D,  treas  Bennett  College,  h  do 

*Cheek  Thomas,  moulder,  h  1041  College  av 

Cheek  Miss  Bessie,  h  East 

*Cheek.John,  carpenter,  h  East 

Cheek  Pleasants,  salesman,  h  412  e  Lee 

Cheek  Miss  Sallie,  h  412  e  Lee 

Cheek  Miss  Nellie,  h  412  e  Lee 

Cheek  Tinsley,  salesman,  h  412  e  Lee 

Cheek  Miss  Julia,  h  412  e  Lee 

Chinese  Laundry,  123  s  Elm 

Chrisman  Mrs  Mary  A,  widow,  h  222  e  Market 

Chrisman  J.  R.,  Thomas  &  Chrisman,  h  222  e  Market 


Bain  Building  Company, 


CONTRACTORS. 


Chrisman  G  R,  clerk,  h  222  e  Market 
Centenary  M  E  Church,  609  Arlington 

City  Dray  Line,  no  Depot 

Claiborne  James,  col,  wks  404  w  Market 

Claiborne  Wm,  col,  lab,  McCulloch 

Claiborne  Harriet,  col,  McCulloch 

Clapp  Miss  Etta,  seamstress,  bds  208  e  Gaston 

Clapp  Mrs  Mattie,  widow,  h  710  Arlington 

*Clapp  C  Al,  merchant,  h  3053  e  Market 

Clapp  Isaac,  col,  wks  Sash  and  Blind  Co,  h  1001  Aslie 

Clapp  Geo,  col,  lab,  h  225  Sycamore 

Clark  Mrs  M  A,  widow,  h  415  e  Market 

Clark  Janie,  col,  wks  520  w  Washington 

*Clarida  W  F,  letter  carrier,  h  850  s  Elm 

^Clary  W  J,  Racket  Store,  h  323  Lindsay 

Clary  Miss  Gertrude,  h  323  Lindsay 

*Clegg  I  H,  farmer,  h  438  King 

Clegg  W  P,  restaurant,  368  s  Elm,  h  438  King 

Clegg  Miss  Maggie,  h  438  King 

Clemmons  Miss  Emily,  h  200  s  Spring 

Clements  Bettie,  col,  servant,  McAdoo  House 

Clendenin  Miss  Lou,  h  634  Asheboro 

*Clendenin  J  C,  compositor,  h  208  s  Spring 

Clendenin  Miss  Mamie,  h  208  s  Spring 

Clendenin  Clarence,  tel.  mess,  h  208  s  Spring 


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GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  35 

*Clendenin  H  W,  clerk,  C  F  &  Y  V  KR.  h  413  Asheboro 

Clifton  E  A,  wks  RR,  h  217  w  Market 

Clifton  Miss  A  R,  h  217  w  Market 

Clifton  J  A,  Ticket  Agt,  C  F  &  Y  V  RR,  h  217  w  Market 

Clifton  J  W,  carpenter,  h  217  w  Market. 

Coates  William,  col,  lab,  h  240  e  Gaston 

*C.)bb  H  W,  leaf  tobacco,  h  340  n  Elm 

*Cobb  J  S,  leaf  tobacco,  bds  340  n  Elm 

Cobb  J  S  &  Co.,  leaf  tobacco,  226  and  228  Belle  Meade  ave 

Coble  Miss  MoUie,  h  444  Church 

Coble  Miss  Maggie,  h  444  Church 

Coble  Mrs  M  B,  wid,  h  444  Church 

Coble  J  W,  conductor,  h  444  Church 

*Coble  George  H,  conductor,  h  444  Church 

Coble  C  B,  335  s  Elm 

Coir  Major,  col,  lab,  h  116  w  Gaston 

rj  FECIAL  BARGAINS  can  be  had  in  our  Large  Stock  of  Fine  Toilet  and  Medicinal 

^N  Soaps,  Perfumery,  and  Tooth  Brushes. 

^^  RICHARDSON  &FARISS,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists. 

Coir  Anna,  col,  h  119  w  Gaston 

*Coffin  W  E,  ticket  ag't  R  &  D  R  R,  h  364  Ashe 

Cohens  Mary,  col,  h  845  McGhee 

Cohens  Henry,  col,  lab,  h  845  McGhee 

Colbert  Albert,  col,  brickmason,  h  121  Percy 

^Coleman  J  H,  gun  and  locksmith,  104  Court  sq,  h  316  e  Market 

Coleman  A  W,  Greensboro  Evaporator  Co,  bds  Benbow  House 

*Cole  J  H,  transfer  clerk  R&D  R  R,  h  443  King 

Cole  J  P,  wks  railroad,  h  443  King 

Cole  J  E,  clerk,  h  543  King 

Cole  Joe,  col,  lab,  h  109  w  Gaston 

*Collins  J  D,  New  York  Racket  store,  h  229  n  Cedar 

*Collins  Charles,  clerk  So  Ex  Co,  h  n  Greene  nr  w  Market 

Collins  Will  M,  h  117  e  Sycamore 

Collins  William,  undertaker,  120  s  Davie,  h  117  e  Sycamore 

Colored  Graded  School,  212  and  214  Percy 


J.  H.  COLEMAN, 

Gun  and    Lock  Smith, 

BICYCLES  A  SPECIALTY. 

All  Work   Done   on  Short  fiotice  and  Warranted. 
104  COURT  SQUARE. 


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REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
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36  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

Coltrane  John,  carpenter,  h  304  Vance 

Columbia  Bicycle  Agency,  lOO  s  Elm,  Geo  Fitzsimons,  agent 

Connelly  H  B,  tel  op  N  C  R  R,  r  Y  M  C  A  bldi? 

^Connelly  A  P,  mas  trains  N  C  div  R  &  D  R  R,  h  226  Fayetteville 

*Connoy  D  M,  lab,  h  120  s  Gilmer 

Cook  John  W,  sheriff  Guilford  county,  bds  107  e  G.iston 

Corl  Miss  Mary,  h  2U9  n  Cedar 

*Corl  Dan  W,  blacksmith,  215  e  Sycamore,  h  22(>  n  Davie 

Corl  Miss  Sallie,  h  220  n  Davie 

*Corl  Charles,  blacksmith,  h  229  Mebane 

Cory  W  H,  propr  Kandy  Kitchen,  bds  McAdoo  House 

Cota  F  H,  Gen  Sec  Y  M  C  A,  r  do 

Cotton  Caroline,  col,  cook,  h  1045  w  Market 

Cotton  Charles,  col,  lab,  h  610  e  Market 

County  Court  House,  102  Court  square 

Cox  E  B,  wks  Bain  Building  Co,  bds  301  s  Elm 

*Cox  RevJS,  h  4ll  w  Lee 

*Cox  E  A,  lab,  h  108  s  Davie 

*Cox  R  H,  lab,  h  108  s  Davie 

Cunningham  Mrs  B  A,  wid,  h  439  Church 

Cunningham  Miss  Carrie,  h  439  Church 

Cunningham  C  D,  h  439  Church, 

Cunningham  Milton,  h  439  Church 

Curry  Katie,  col,  h  104  A^he 

Curry  Charles,  col,  brick  W3rker,  h  307  Percy 

Curtis  Berry,  h  437  Church 

Curtis  Wm  H,  printer,  li  437  Church 

Curtis  Henry,  pressman,  h  437  CImrch 

Curtis  Charles,  brakeman,  h  437  Church 

Curtis  William,  fireman,  h  437  Church 


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Columbias, 
Victors, 
Rambles. 

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ALWAYS  ON  THE  LOOKOUT  for  anything  new  in  the  eatable  line, 
no  matter  about  the  price.    Our  line  of  patrons  appreciate  a  good 
artu-le.  J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 


GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  37 

Curtis  J  E,  printer,  bds  108  J  e  Sycamore 

*Curtis  James,  cabinet  maker,  h  401  e  Bragg 

Curtis  John,  carpenter,  bds  405  w  Bragg 

Craddock  Miss  Dora,  h  324  e  Bragg 

Crane  Mrs  Adeline,  wid,  h  110  n  Greene 

*Crawford  J  M,  clerks  Fishblate's,  h  220  Eugene 

Crawford  Mrs  S  M,  wid,  h  217  Clinton 

Crawford  Mrs  Mamie,  wid,  bds  Benbow  House 

Crocker  Mrs  Mary,  music  teacher,  h  451  Arlington 

Crown  Cotton  Mills,  R  E  Causey,  sec  &  treas,  705  e  Washington 

Crenshaw  -Fannie,  col,  h  311  Percy 

Crump  John,  col,  carpenter,  h  144  Beach 

*Crump  W  B,  wks  railroad,  h  836  s  Elm 


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Crutchfield  W  G,  clerks  R  &  D  R  R,  bds  327  e  Market 

*Crutchfield  C  F,  manager  North  State  h  535  s  Elm 

Crutchfield  Matilda,  col,  dom,  h  861  Asheboro 

Crutchfield  Samuel,  col,  gardener,  h  301  s  Elm 

Crutchfield  Millie,  col,  h  447  Arlington 

Dalrymple  Palmer,  teacher  graded  school,  r  Y  M  C  A  building 

Daily  Workman,  Rev  J  L  Michaux,  prop'r,  127  s  Elm 

Daily  Record,  Reece  &  Elam,  proprietors,  222  s  Elm 

Daniel  Garland,  Anderson  &  Co,  h'dware,  bds  225  e  Washington 

Darden  &  Gay,  boots  &  shoes,  113  e  Market 

Darden  L  E,  Darden  &  Gay,  boots  and  shoes,  bds  107   e  Gaston 

*  Davis  James,  merchant,  h  423  w  Bragg 

*Davis  F  A,  wks  W  U  Tel  Co,  h  203  w  Market 


CORT'5  ^  K^NDT  *  Kitchen, 

305  South  Elm  Street. 

Over  300  Varieties  of  Candy  Manufactured. 

A  SELECT  LINE  OF  FRUITS,  NUTS,  &c. 

Ice  Cream  and  Sherbets  in  Season. 

We  are  not  bidding  for  your  trade  on  the  strength  of  our  relatives, 
friends,  political  faith  or  social  position,  but  by  the  SOLID  LOGIC  of  honest 
quantity,  good  quality  and  courteous  attention  to  all. 


WnRTH-WH ARTflM    R^^l  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 
fwUnin     finfiniUll  real  estate  dealers. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


38  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

*Davis  J  B,  tinner,  h  618  e  Market 
Davis  Samuel,  lab,  h  618  e  Market 
Davis  Raphael,  lab,  h  618  e  Market 
Davis  &  Matthews,  groceries,  220  Lewis 
Davis  Prof  C  L,  col,  teacher,  bds  323  Percy- 
Davis  Madison,  col,  driver,  h  226  e  Gaston 
Davis  Isham,  col,  blacksmith,  h  426  w  Gaston 
Davis  Hattie,  col,  dom,  h  351  Asheboro 
Davis  Jane,  col,  h  112  s  Davie 
Davis  Agues,  col,  h  406  w  Gaston 
Davis  William,  col.  servt,  Monroe  House 
Davis  J  R,  moulder,  h  618  e  Market 
*Day  W  A,  col,  tobacconist,  h  1006  Ashe 
Dean  Laura,  col,  h  1026  e  Market 
*Dean  James,  col,  brick  mfr,  h  1059  e  Market 

Bain  Building  Company.  Rou°h'*^nT'D*°'!!;°L'^gw 

Deberry  S  R,  col,  wks  Benbow  House,  bds  1026  e  Market 

*Denny  Emmett,  yard  mas  R  &  D  R  R,  h  308  e  Bragg 

Denny  Miss  Annie,  h  640  Chestnut 

Denny  Miss  Peggy,  h  640  Chestnut 

Denny  Washington,  clerk,  h  640  Chestnut 

Denny  Miss  Serena  M,  compositor,  bds  213  e  Washington 

*Dewitt  T  J,  night  watchman,  h  423  w  Lee 

Dick  Lillie,  col,  dom,  h  434  Church 

Dick  Miss  Annie,  h  218  n  Elm 

Dick  Lacey,  clerk,  bds  Church 

Dick  Henry,  clerk,  bds  210  n  Davie 

*Dick  George  A,  h  658  Chestnut 

Dick  John  M,  propr  Greensboro  Steam  Laundry,  h  Church 

Dick  Mrs  Lucy  M,  wid,  h  Church 

*Dick  Judge  R  P,  Dist  Judge  U  S  Court,  h  Church 

GARDEN  &  GAY, 

5nOE5  EXCLUJIVELT. 

Best  Goods.     Lowest  Prices. 
PROMPT  AND  POLITE  ATTENTION  TO  CUSTOMERS. 

113  East  Market  Street. 


THE  LARGEST  STOCK  of  Fine  Groceries  and  Table  Delicacies  in  the 
City  will  always  be  found  at 

J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO.'S 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  39 

Dick  Joe,  col,  P  P  car  porter,  h  834  Austin 

Dick  Peter,  col,  night  watchman,  h  615  e  Gaston  * 

Dick  Charlotte,  col,  h  229   n  Gilmer 

Dick  John,  col,  lab,  h  606  Lindsay 

Dick  R  W,  col,  lab,  h  914  e  Market 

Dickenson  Miss  Bettie,  teacher  graded  school 

Dike  Book  Company,  116  s  Elm 

*Dillard  Judge  J  H,  lawyer,  h  320  w  Gaston 

Dillard  D  C,  h  320  w  Gaston 

Dillard  Nan,  col,  h  239  e  Sycamore 

Dillard  Thomas,  col,  tob  roller,  h  116  s  Forbis 

Dilworth  A,  boarding  house,  h  213  e  Market 

Dil  worth  Mrs  A,  dressmaker,  h  213  e  Market 

*Divinuey  W  0,  h  628  Arlington 

Dixon  Martin  L,  clerks  R  &  D  RE,  h  313  Lindsay 

Dixon  Miss  Mary,  teacher,  h  313  Lindsay 

Dixon  Miss  Myrtle,  h  313  Lindsay 

Dixon  J  C,  bookkeeper,  h  313  Lindsay 

*Dixon  Dr  B  F,  Pres  Greensboro  Female  College,  h  do 

Dixon  Mrs  B  F,  Lidy  Prin  Greensboro  Female  College,  h  do 

Dixon  Miss  Pearl,  G  F  College 

You  CAN  PROVE  IT— The  Best  Brands  Cigars,  Tobaccos  and  Pipes  are  found  at 
our  Smokers'  Counter. 
RICHARDSON  &  PARISS,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists. 

*Dixon  George,  miller,  h  iir  e  Market 

*Doak  J  W,  clerk,  h  203  Cedar 

Doak  Miss  Mamie,  milliner,  h  203  Cedar 

Doak  Andy,  col,  driver,  h  120  w  McCulloch 

Doak  Ann,  col,  h  1033  Ashe 

Doak  Elijah,  col,  lab,  h  821  Vance 

*Dodson  P  S,  lab,  h  513  e  Washington 

*Dodson  S  C,  cashier  freight  office  R  &  D  R  R,  h  327  e  Market 

Dodson  Will  C,  conductor  C  F  &  Y  V  R  R,  h  327  e  Market 

Dodson  Miss  Mary,  h  327  e  Market 

Doggett  Lindsay,  col,  grocer,  601  e  Gaston,  h  210  n  Gilmer 

Donnell  George,  clerk,  h  318  e  Washington 

*Donnell  W  C,  conductor  C  F  &  Y  V  R  R,  bds  633  Asheboro 

*Donnell  John,  carpenter,  h  318  e  Washington 

Donnell  J  R,  clerk,  h  318  e  Washington 

Donnell  Thomas,  moulder,  h  318  e  Washington 

*Donnell  George,  standard-keeper,  h  406  w  Gaston 

Donnell  Miss  Addie,  h  406  w  Gaston 

Donnell  John,  col,  shoemaker,  h  205  n  Gilmer 

Donnell  Smith,  col,  drayman,  h  463  Cole 

Donnell  Lizzie,  col,  h  516  Lindsay 

Donnell  Nelson,  col,  lab,  h  113  Boon 

Donnell  Eliza,  col,  servt,  h  214  w  Washington 

*Dorsett  C  H,  Johnson  &  Dorsett,  h  306  e  Washington 


WflRTH.WHARTnM    R^^'  ^s^^^e  and  investment  Co., 

wwUn  I  nWinfin  l  %MW%  real  estate  dealers. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


40  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

Dorsett  R  G,  clerk,  bds  306  e  Washington 

Doub  Mrs  W  C,  wid,  h  618  w  Gaston  %; 

Doub  Miss  Laura,  music  teacher,  h  618  w  Gaston 

Doub  Miss  .Agnes,  stenographer,  h  618  w  Gaston 

*Douglas  Ro  M,  lawyer,  office  in  Savings  Bank,  h  519  Asheboro 

Douglas  Robert  D,  student,  h  519  Asheboro 

Douglas  Miss  Madaline,  h  529  Asheboro 

Doughty  C  H,  shoemaker,  103  w  Market,  h  234  Belle  Meade  ave 

Doughty  Charlie,  shoemaker,  h  234  Belle  Meade  ave 

Doughty  Miss  Blanche,  h  234  Belle  Meade  ave 

Dowd  Miss  Ella,  teacher  G  F  College,  bds  do 

*Dowd  C,  lumberman,  bds  108  n  Davie 

Dudley  0  E,  groceries,  508  s  Elm  h  508^  s  Elm 

Dudley  Mrs  M  G,  wid,  h  508^  s  Elm 

*Duffy  James,  keeper  Greene  Hill  cemetery,  h  641  n  Edgeworth 

Duffy  Miss  Agnes  L,  h  641  n  Edgeworth 

♦Dunn  H  M,  wks  Oak  Hill  Roller  Mills,  h  828  s  Elm 

*Dunn  R  R,  wks  Oak  Hill  Roller  Mills,  h  828  s  Elm 

Dunn  Isabella,  col,  h  358?  s  Elm 

*Dunham  Geo  W,  sec  and  treas  Bain  Bldg  Co,  h  209  Eugene 

Duke  Tirzah,  col,  fireman,  h  938  s  Cedar 

Durham  R  L,  law  student,  h  G  F  C 

Durham  H  L,  h  120  Ashe 

Durham  Oscar  L,  h  120  Ashe 

Durham  S  J,  h  G  F  C 

*Durham  Dr  W  J,  physician  at  Keeley  Institute,  h  120  Ashe 

Fades  Miss  Mary,  h"  911  Asheboro 

Eades  Jo  J,  clerk,  h  911  Asheboro 

Eagle  Foundry,  522  s  Elm 

*Easley  N  P,  carpenter,  220  Mebane 

Eason  John,  col,  well  digger,  h  441  e  Washington 

*East  W  B,  billing  clerk  R  &   D  R  R,  h  121  Ashe 

Eckel  A  P,  magistrate,  119  e  Market,  h  337  s  Davie 


ROBERT.  M.  DOUGLAS, 

M&STER  IN  CHANCERY  ANO  EXAMINER  OF  U.  S.  CIRCUIT  COURT, 
GREENSBORO,  N.  C. 

Attorney  for  the  Following  Corporations  :— Greensboro  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce, The  Piedmont  Bank,  People's  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  South  Greensboro 
Investment  Co.,  The  Union  Land  Co.,  Oak  Hill  Roller  Mills,  Bain  Building  Co.,  Life 
Insurance  Company  of  Virginia. 


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JE  handle  '' Patapsco  Superlative,"  "Snowdrift,"  "Dan  Valley,"  "Shen- 
andoah," "  De  Soto  "  and  "  Pride  of  Greensboro  "  Patent  Roller  Flours. 

J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  41 


Eckel  Eugene,  clerk  XJ  S  Marshal,  bds  337  s  Davie 

Edwell  Leanua,  col,  h  339  e  Gaston 

Edwell  James,  col,  shoemaker,  h  224  Mebane 

Edwards  James,  col,  lab,  h  841  s  Elm 

*Elam  H  J,  Reece  &  Elam,  h  240  e  Market 

Elam  P  C,  harness  maker,  bds  e  Market 

Eller  Miss  Julia,  h  lOOi  s  Elm 

*Eller  Judge  W  H,  business  mgr  Keeley  Institute 

*Ellington  W  W,  merchandise  broker,  h  236  n  Edgeworth 

*£llingtoil  Neil,  pres  National  Bank,  h  505  w  Market 

Elliott  Thomas,  machinist,  bds  405  w  Bragg 

Elliott  Orpheus,  machinist,  bds  405  w  Bragg 

*Elliott  J  G,  drummer,  h  313  Lindsay 

*Elliott  W  R,  carpenter,  h  541  e  Bragg 

Elliot  Miss  Ada,  h  616  Arlington 

Elliott  Mrs  S  D,  wid,  h  616  Arlington 

Elliott  Miss  Julia,  h  616  Arlington 

Elliott  Miss  Nora,  h  616  Arlington 

Elliott  Miss  Mattie,  h  616  Arlington 

Elliott  Laura,  col,  dom,  h  636  s  Elm 

*Emerson  J  W,  col,  barber,  125  s  Elm,  h  327  e  Gaston 

Emerson  Jerry,  col,  servt,  h  Asheboro 

TTVTQTTT?  A  TVrr^TT  OTNJ  Cotton  and  WooUen  Mnis,  Tobacco  Factories, 
JLJ-N  O  U  X\;.CXXN  K^Jli  KJ1.\  Wood  Workers,  Quartz  MiUs  a  Specialty  with 
O.  W.  CARR  &  CO.,  233 >^  South  Elm  Street,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Emerson  Andrew,  col,  lab,  h  1 24  Beach 

Emerson  George,  col,  wks  railroad,  h  336  s  Mendenhall 

Emerson  Wash,  col,  barber,  h  327  e  Gaston 

England  Miss  Myrtle,  h  nr  Crown  mills 

*England  Robert,  carpenter,  h  n  Elm 

Epps  &  Hackett,  architects,  311  s  Elm 

*Epps  Orlo,  Epps  &  Hackett,  h  808  Walker  ave 

Estes  Kit,  col,  carpenter,  h  371  w  Bragg 

Evans  Charles,  col,  hod  carrier,  h  812  Ashe 

Evans  Josephine,  col,  nurse,  h  213  e  Lee 

Earmers'  Warehouse,  J  H  Whitt  &  Co,  cor  Greene  &  Belle  Meade  av 

*Farrar  W  B,  W  B  Farrar  &  Son,  jewelers,  h  424  Church 

Farrar  M  R,  W  B  Farrar  &  Son,  jewelers,  h  424  Church 

Farrar  W  B  &_Son,  jewelers,  102  s  Elm 

Farlow  Miss  Annie,  bds  s  Spring 

Farlow  Miss  Mary,  h  386  w  Lee 

Fariss  Mrs  Annie,  wid,  h  214  w  Washington 

Fariss  J  T,  clerk  mas  trains  office  N  C  div,  h  214  w  Washington 

Fariss  J  B,  Richardson  &  Fariss,  druggists,  h  214  w  Washington 

Farris  Miss  Ella,  h  340  n  Elm 

Farris  Sid,  col,  lab,  h  335  Percy 

Farris  Wash,  col,  driver,  h  110  Percy 


WnRTII-Wy  APTHy    ^^^il  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 
ffUnin'"fffilHilfiyill  real  estate  dealers. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


42  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

*Farriss  W  A,  propr  0  K  Bakery,  h  422  n  Greene 

Taulkner  G  W,  carpenter,  h  212  Clinton 

Faust  Mrs  M,  h  134  n  Mendenhall 

*Felton  E  0,  mfr  of  barrel  staves,  etc,  h  214  Buchanan 

Fentress  Miss  Tishey,  h  433  Arlington 

^Ferguson  Nathan,  h  210  e  McCulloch 

Ferrebee  Maria,  col,  cook,  h  611  e  Gaston 

*Ferree  W  Appleton,  h  314  Asheboro 

*Fetzer  J  H,  printer,  h  512  Asheboro 

Fields  &  Gorrell,  346  s  Elm 

Fields  Charlie,  clerk,  h  511  s  Elm 

^Fields  F  M,  Fields  &  Worrell,  h  231  Lewis 

*Fields  Emsley,  carpenter,  h  341  n  Greene 

*Fields  Wm  A,  h  447  Arlington 

CONTRACTORS. 

ALii  Kinds  of  Builders'  Supplies. 


Bain  Building  Company, 


*Field  J  B,  coal  and  wood,  city  dray  line,    110   Depot,   h  210  w 

Washington 
Finlayton  William,  wks  Eagle  Foundry,  bds  412  w  Lee 
Finch  Emily,  col,  h  225  n  Percy 

First  Presbyterian  Church,  intersection  of  Davie  and  Church 
*Fishblate  E  R,  F  Fishblate,  clothing,  h  203  Eugene 
Fishblate  F,  clothing,  230  s  Elm 
*Fitzmaurice  J  R,  civil  engineer,  h  421  Arlington 
*Fitzsimons  George,    druggist,  bicycle  agt,  100  s  Elm,  h  122 

n  Davie 
Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  Col  J  M  Winstead,  pres,  115  s  Elm 
*Flanuagan  J  W,  h  202  e  Market 
Flannagan  Miss  Effie,  h  202  e  Market 


W.  A.  FARRISS, 

The  O.  K.  Baker 

ICE  CREAM    MAKER, 

358  South  Elm  St.,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 


AX  ;E  are  selling  agents  for  Railroad  Mills  Snuff,  LorillanlV  Snuff, 
^^    Gail  &  Ax  Snnff  and  Arbuckle's  Coffee  all  at  Manufacturers'  Pric-es. 

J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  43 

Floyd  Miss  Ida  M,  h  628  Ashe 

Foard  Prof  E,  A,  grocer,  h  703  Asheboro 

*Foiida  J  L,  com  trav,  h  1058  w  Market 

*Forbis  James  W,  lawyer,  102  n  Elm,  h  237  n  Edgeworth 

*Forbis  W  R,  furniture,  118  e  Market,  h  330  e  Bragg 

Forbis  Charles,  clerk,  h  535  s  Elm 

Forchee  Lucius,  salesman,  bds  625  s  Elm 

Forley  L  B,  surveyor,  bds  Monroe  House 

Forsyth  John,  meat  market,  418  Asheboro 

Forsyth  Miss  Maggie,  teacher.  East 

Foster  Giles,  col,  lab,  h  1007  e  Market 

Foster  Albert,  col,  brick  layer,  h  233  n  Gilmer 

Foulkes  Susan,  col,  servt,  h  205  w  Market 

^Fountain  Joseph,  engineer,  h  415  w  Bragg 

Foushee  Albert,  col,  lab,  h  336  s  Mendenhall 

Foust  John,  col,  lab,  h  320  Percy 

Fowler  J  G,  tailor,  h  115  Ashe 

Fowler  Miss  Emma,  h  115  Ashe 

Fowler  Miss  Nettie,  h  115  Ashe 

Fowler  Mrs  A  F,  wid,  hll5  Ashe 

Fox  J  T,  clerk,  r  Y  M  C  A  building 

Fox  Frank,  col,  lab,  h  109  w  Gaston 

all  the  year  around  at  our  elegant  Soda  Tountain. 
RICHARDSON  &  FARISS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists 


Refreshing  Drinks 


Foy  Maggie,  col,  h  s  Elm 

*Frazier  Prof  C  P,  Greensboro  Furniture  Co,  h  313  w  Washington 

*Frazier  W  L,  salesman,  bds  119  n  Davie 

*Franklin  G  W  W,  carriage  painter,  h  908  w  Washington 

*Freeman  James  F,  wks  Bain  Building  Co,  h  115  Lewis 

Freeman  George,  lab,  h  2059  East 

Freeman  Miss  Amanda,  h  2059  East 

Freeman  Berry,  wks  Crown  mills,  h  2059  East 

Freeman  Edward,  wks  Crown  mills,  h  2059  East 

*Fry  Capt  J  W,  Gen  mgr  C  F  &  Y  V  R  R,  h  447  w  Washington 

*Fry  H  L,  Chief  Engineer  C  F  &  Y  V  R  R,  h  621  Asheboro 

Fuller  Shell,  col,  drayman,  h  3007  East 

Fuller  Ann,  col,  h  3007  East 

Fulton  Noah,  col,  dravman,  h  133  s  Gilmer 

Fuqua  Luther,  wks  B.^&  D  R  R,  bds  535  s  Elm 

*Fuqua  Thomas,  lab,  h  201  Clinton 

*Gales  W  R,  nsst  stMte  sec  Y  M  C  A,  h  209  e  Lee 

Galloway  A  G,  bookkeeper,  bds  340  n  Elm 

Galloway  Raleigh,  druggist,  bds  Church 

Galloway  Martha,  col,  h  126  s  Dodson 

Galloway  Mary  J,  col,  h  515  Lindsay 

Galloway  W  G,  col,  grocer,  h  921  e  Market 


WnSITU-WIIAIITny    ^^^1  ^Istate  and  Investment  Co. 

WWVII  I   rifllBMBI  I  m^  REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 


110  South  Elm  Street. 


44  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

Galloway  Charlotte,  col,  h  812  e  Mebane 

Galloway  Turner,  groceries,  n  w  cor  Sycamore  and  Davie,  h  Dean's 

alley 
Gamble  Miss  Lizzie,  h  386  w  Lee 
Gamble  Miss  Nora,  h  386  w  Lee 
Gamble  Mrs  Julia,  h  386  w  Lee 
Gamble  R  0,  tobacconist,  bds  107  e  Gaston 
Gamble  Chas,  clerk,  bds  107  e  Gaston 
Gannon  Miss  Maggie,  teacher,  bds  214  e  Market 
Gant  Mary,  col,  h  200  Lyndon 
Gardner  Miss  Ellen,  dom,  810  Pearson 
Garrett  Mrs  Nannie,  wid,  bds  340  s  Elm 
*Garrett  Jno  M,  clerk,  h  912  e  Market 
Garrett  Yancey,  col,  carpenter,  h  420  Chestnut 
Garrett  Geo,  col,  h  901  Ashe 
Garrett  Frank,  col,  lab,  h  901  Ashe 
Garrett  Alice,  col,  servt,  h  336  Ashe 
Garrett  Albert,  col,  porter  C  F  &  Y  V  R  R 
*Gates  W  W,  wood  dealer,  R  &  D  R  R  bey  limit 
Gate  City  Mattress  Factory,  W  P  Vanhorn  &  Co,  225  s  Davie 
*Gaulden  Geo,  harnessmaker,  h  221  Lindsay 
George  Jane,  h  1040  s  Ashe 
Gerring  Mack,  col,  carpenter,  h  333  e  Market 
Gibbs  Eliza,  col,  dom,  h  209  e  Lee 
Gibbs  Louisa,  col,  h  800  Ashe 
Gibson  Miss  Annie,  h  403  w  Market 
Gibson  Rev  L  B,  col,  h  147  w  McCulloch 
Gibson  Lizzie,  col,  h  945  McGee 
Gibson  Comelia,  col,  h  622  s  Spring 
Gibson  R  M,  col,  plasterer,  h  622  s  Spring 
Gilcrease  Abram,  col,  h  916  e  Market 
Giles  Rev  W  H,  col,  h  222  n  Gilmer 
Gillespie  Eugene  E,  h  Asheboro  bey  limit 
Gillespie  Miss  Johnsie,  h  Asheboro  bey  limit 
^Gillespie  D  D,  farmer,  h  Asheboro  bey  limit 
Gillespie  Miss  Ella,  h  Asheboro  bey  limit 
Gillespie  Loten,  col,  blacksmith,  h  546  Ashe 
Gilliland  J  H,  condr  R&D,  bds  McAdoo  House 
Gilland  Thos,  lab,  h  206  Clinton 
Gilmer  John  A,  student,  h  312  n  Elm 
*Gilmer  E  L,  tobacconist,  h  305  n  Elm 
Gilmer  Mrs  J  A,  wid,  h  312  n  Elm 
*Gilmer  S  L,  com  trav,  bds  414  n  Elm 
Gilmer  Henrietta,  col,  h  346  w  Whittington 
Gilmer  Ferdinan,  col,  servt,  h  336  Ashe 
Gilmer  Sarah,  col,  h  435  e  Washington 
Gilmer  Ivory,  col,  h  433  e  Washington 
Gilmer  Calvin,  col,  lab,  h  108  s  Forbis 
Gilmer  Lina,  col,  h  229  e  Sycamore 
Gilmer  Madison,  col,  mail  transfer,  h  123  w  McCulloch 


WE  call  on  the  "  four  quarters  of  the  globe  "  to  contribute  to  the  demand 
of  our  customers.    Nothing  too  fine  or  too  much  trouble  to  supply  if 
our  trade  demands  it.  J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 


GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  45 

Gilmer  W  M,  col,  hotel  waiter,  h  607  e  Gaston 

*Glascock  G  T,  foundry,  h  634  Asheboro 

Glascock  T  A,  moulder,  h  634  Asheboro 

Glascock  L  L,  h  634  Asheboro 

Glass  John,  wks  fire  dept,  bds  200  n  Elm 

*Glenn  Gen  Jas  D,  Adj  Gen  N,  C  h  500  Arlington 

Glenn  R  G,  insurance,  110  s  Elm,  h  517  w  Market 

Glenn  Dr  Chas  M,  office  106^  s  Elm 

*Glenn  Tyre,  U  S  Marshal,  h  520  w  Market 

Glenn  &  O'Connor,  bakers,  114  w  Market 

Glover  Marv,  col,  servt,  h  423  e  Washington 

Goddy  G  W,  col,  lab,  bds  358  J  s  Elm 

*Goley  C  M,  storekeeper  and  guager,  h  407  e  Market 

^Golden  A  J,  painter,  h  225  Mebane 

Golden  E  D,  painter,  h  225  Mebane 

Golden  Walter  J,  h  225  Mebane 

Golden  Miss  Annie,  h  225  Mebane 

*Golden  S  J,  painter,  h  436  n  Greene 

Golden  Henry,  tob  worker,  h  436  n  Greene 

*Goolsbv  E  M,  U  S  Marshal's  office,  h  310  s  Spring 

*Gorren  R  P,  barkeeper,  h  856  s  Elm 

Gorrell  Miss  Charlotte,  h  214  w  Washington 

Gorrell  Albina,  h  719  e  Washington 

0\hl      PARR    Ri     Pfl      Insurance,  Accident,  Fire,  Life  and  Tornado.    Only 
.     W¥.    Unnn    Ub    UU.,  pirst-Class  Foreign  and  American  Companies  Repre- 
sented.   233)^  South  Elm  Street,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Gorrell  C  C  &  Co,  mininery,  109  w  Market 

Gorrell  Mrs  C  C,  wid,  (C  C  Gorrell  &  Co),  h  202  Ashe 

Gorrell  Lottie,  col,  h  719  e  Washington 

Gorrell  Mrs  C  S,  wid,  h  218  Ashe 

Gorrell  Albert,  col,  h  305  n  Percy 

Gorrell  Abe,  col,  lab,  h  325  Maple 

Gorrell  Calvin,  col,  blacksmith,  h  208  Maple 

Gorrell  Rachel,  col,  dom,  h  105  n  Davie 

*Gould  W  P,  train  dispatcher  R  &  D  R  R 

Graded  School,  white  No  1,  218  Lindsay,  No  2,  Belle  Vue  Institute 

Graded  School,  col,  212  and  214  Percy  and  1030  Ashe 

Graham  Mrs  M  A,  h  403  w  Market 

Graham  J  B,  clerks  R&D  depot,  bds  115  s  Ashe 

Granger  Miss  Capitola,  music  teacher  G  F  C 

Grandison  Mrs  S  M,  teacher  Bennett  College,  h  do 

Grandison  Rev  C  N,  Pres  Bennett  College,  h  do 

Graves  Silas,  col,  blacksmith,  215  e  Sycamore 

Graves  Anderson,  col,  lab,  h  1057  e  Washington 

Graves  Leanna,  col,  h  151  n  Dodson 

Graves  Mary,  col,  h  819  Vance 

Graves  Mrs  C  M,  wid,  h  438  Gorrell 

Graves  Linwood,  col,  tob  roller,  h  920  e  Market 

Graves  King,  col,  lab,  h  406  w  Gaston 


WflRTU-WMikliTnM    ^3^1  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 
f?yn  B  fl""?!  uRn  I  UW  eeal  estate  dealers. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


46  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 


Graves  Sarah,  col,  h  406  w  Gaston 
Graves  Tom,  C(,  1,  h  825  Austin 
Gra,y  Mrs  J  A,  wid,  h  447  w  Washington 
Gray  Miss  Genie,  h  447  w  Wiushington 

CONTR^ACTORS. 


Bain  Building  Company, 


Gray  R  Percy,  resident  asjt  N  &  \V  R  R,  h  447  w  Washington 
Gray  Wni,  col,  waiter,  h  1012  e  Market 
Gray  Chas,  col,  drayman,  h  853  s  Elm 
Gray  Jessie,  col,  R  &  D  R  R,  h  827  Babtist 
*Grayson  C  W,  h  108 1  e  Sycamore 

Greensboro  Water  Co,  office  llO  n  Elm 

Qreensboro  W/iter  Co., 

Office  110  r^Torth.  Elra  Street. 


D.  R.  SCHENCK.  Prksiuent. 

C.  N.  VANCE,  Secretary.  R.  R.  KING,  Treasurer. 

C.  W.  T.'XTE.  W.  C.  SELDON. 

Greensboro  Steam  Laundry,  111,  113  and  113*  w  Market 

Even  a  Dog  would  attract  at- 
tention with  a  COLLAR  on  which 
was  laundried  at  the 

GREENSBORO 

STEAM  LAUNDRT. 

Satisfaction  Guaranteed. 

JOHN  n.  DICK,       -      -       Pkofrietor. 

Ill,  113  AND  113>^  W.  MmRKET  STREET. 


nnHE  (leunind  for  Canned  Goods  of  all  kinds  is  growing  larger  each  j'ear, 
A     and  we  are  selling  finer  goods  and  more  of  them  each  succeeding  j'ear. 

J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  47 

Greensboro  Gas  and  Electi-ic  Light  Co,  118  and  120  n  Forbis 

Greensboro  Music  School,  w  Market 

Greensboro  Brick  and  Tiling  Co,  905  Spring  Garden 

Greensboro  Fn'e  Dept,  108  w  Gaston 

Greensboro  North  State,  104  n  Elm 

Greensboro  City  Market,  201  s  Davie 

Greensboro  Library,  127  s  Elm 

Greensboro  Evaporator  and  Preserving  Co,  office  124  s  Elm 

Greensltoro  Book  Store,  124  s  Elm 

Greensboro  Patriot,  Jesse  R  Wharton  prop,  220  s  Elm 

(Tvecnsboro  Music  Store,  C  J  Brockman,  propr,  104  s  Elm 

Greensboro  Ice  Co,  nr  R&D  freight  depot 

Greensboro  Sash  and  Blind  Co,  Mendenhall  &  McNairy,  202 

Lewis 
Green  Walter,  ( lerk,  bds  116?  w  Market 

is  the  only  Tonic  and  Scientific  Headache  Powder  on  the  marliet. 
gic.    Price  10  cents 
RICHARDSON  &  PARISS,  Sole  Proprietors. 


T /"/^  r^  ri  T/"  is  the  only  Tonic  and  Scientific  Head 
l\  I  11  I  LA  1^  Releaves  like  magic.  Price  10  cents 
I  \V-/ L/r  1  I  V  RICHARDSON  & 


Green  Sarah,  col,  h  226  e  Sycamore 

Green  John,  col,  h  621  e  Gaston 

*Greer  John,  plumber,  107  vv  Market,  h  327  s  Davie 

Greer  Miss  Irene,  h  327  s  Davie 

Greer  Miss  Lillian,  h  327  s  Davie 

^Gregory  Dr  R  K,  bds  Benbow  House 

*Gregory  Geo  H,  lawyer,  h  w  Market  nr  G  F  C 

Gregory  Thomas,  clerk,  h  w  Market  nr  G  F  C 

Gregory  Miss  Sue,  milliner,  h  w  Market  nr  G  F  C 

Gregory  Miss  Mary,  h  w  Market  nr  G  F  C 

Gregory  Hardy,  mail  agent,  h  w  Market  nr  G  F  C 

Gregory  Wm,  col,  lab,  bds  1026  e  Market 

^Griffith  Dr  J  W,  dentist  113*  s  Elm,  h  312  Church 


DR.  J.  W.  GRIFFITH, 
Dentist  and  Opthalmist, 

Office,  \\3y2  South  Elm  Street. 


I  have  the  best  equipped  dental  office  in  the  State.  Have  had  thirteen  years  ex- 
perience in  regular  practice. 

In  relation  to  the  treatment  of  the  eyes,  I  am  prepared  to  remedy  all  defects  of 
vision  in  Myopia  or  Near  Sight,  Hyperopia  or  Far  Sight,  Presbyopia  or  Old  Sight, 
Diplopia  or  Cioss  Eyes,  Astigmatism  or  any  other  defects. 

It  is  the  duty  of  parents  to  look  closely  after  the  condition  of  their  children's 
teeth  and  eyes,  for  eight-tenths  of  the  people  of  the  world  are  seriously  troubled  with 
these  two  organs.    Look  to  your  interest  and  give  me  a  call. 


GREIEINSBORO 

pemale  College, 

REV.  B.  F.  blXON,  FRESlbENT. 


This  Institution  was  founded  by  the  North  Carolina  Conference,  char- 
tered in  1838,  opened  for  the  reception  of  students  in  1846,  and  continued  in 
successful  operation  until  its  destruction  by  fire  in  1863.  It  was  re-opened 
in  1873.  The  purpose  of  its  founders  was  to  furnish  to  young  ladies  the 
necessary  advantages  and  facilities  for  the  acquisition  of  athorough  and  ac- 
complished education.  For  man}'  years,  it  has  enjoyed  a  reputation  unsur- 
passed by  any  Female  College  in  the  South,  and  standing  as  the  mother  of 
chartered  Female  Colleges  in  North  Carolina,  it  still  holds  its  place  in  the 
front  rank  among  those  institutions  which  aim  at  the  higher  education  of 
woman. 

Six  hundred  and  eighty-five  regular  graduates  and  several  thousand 
other  young  ladies,  who  received  their  chief  training  in  the  College,  have 
gone  out  from  its  halls,  exerting  an  elevating  and  refining  influence  upon 
society,  and  filling  their  homes  with  the  light  of  a  beautiful,  cultivated, 
Christian  womanhood. 

The  institution  is  still  endeavoring  to  accomplish  the  object  of  its  original 
establisment  as  a  Methodist  College,  and  though  denominational  in  character, 
it  is  in  no  offensive  sense  sectarian. 

Tuition  in  regular  course  free  to  daughters  of  ministers  in  regular  pastoral 
work. 

The  advantages  offered  in  this  institution  are  not  surpassed  by  those  of 
any  Female  School  in  the  South. 


THE  ANNUAL  COMMENCEMENT 

Is  on  the  last  Thursday  in  May. 

THE  COLLEGIATE  YEAR 

Is  Divided  into  Two  Sessions  of  Twenty   Weeks  Each. 

THE  FALL  SESSION 

Begins  on  the  Fourth  Wednesday  in  August  and  continues  Twenty  Weeks. 
NO  VACATION  IN  WINTER. 

THE  SPRING  SESSION 

Begins  on  the  Second  Tuesday  in  Jan.  and  ends  on  last  Thursday  in  May. 


WnRTH-WHARTflN    R^^l  ^^^^^^  ^nd  investment  Co., 

flUni   ll'ffWllftni   Ul^  REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


50         GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 


Griffin  H  G,  bagg.ige  master  R&DRR,  rYMCA  building 

*Grimsley  Prof  G  A,  supt  city  schools,  h  217  e  Lee 

Grissom  Walter,  wks  furniture  factory,  h  411  w  Lee 

Grundman  Miss  Beatrice,  h  e  Market 

♦Grundman  A,  lab,  h  e  Market 

Gretter  Mrs  Louinia,  vvid,  h  202  Fayetteville 

Guilford  Grays  Armory,  w  Market 

Guilford  Lumber  Co,  office  532  Ashe 

Guilford  Club,  rooms  112  n  Elm 

♦Guthrie  C  B,  conductor  N  C  R  R,  h  411  e  Lee 

Gwynn  Andrew,  col,  sleeping  car  porter,  h  158  w  McCuUoch 

rj  FECIAL  BARGAINS  can  be  had  In  our  Large  Stock  of  Fine  Toilet  and  Medicinal 

^^  Soaps,  Perfumery,  and  Tooth  Brushes. 

^  RICHARDSON  &FARISS,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dru^ggists. 

*Hackett  C  M,  (Epps  &  Hackett),  h  808  Walker  av 

Hackney  Joyce,  col,  h  302  n  Percy 

*Hagan  D  L,  drummer,  h  335  Church 

*Hagan  A,  renl  estate,  h  336  Church 

Hagan  Miss  Edith,  h  336  Church 

*Haithcock  S  S,  prop,  S  Greensboro  PhRrmacy,  h  815  Pearson 

Haithcock  Miss  Carrie,  815  Pearson 

Haig  Ella,  col,  wks  203  Eugene 

*Hall  John,  carpenter,  h  119  s  Gilmer 

*Hall  F  R,  Chief  Police,  h  336  Ashe 

Hall  Mrs  J  K,  wid,  h  336  Ashe 

Hall  Minerva,  col,  wks  310  e  Washington 


The  Guilford  Lumber  Wg  Company, 

GrP5.H:H::N:sBOK.o,  isr.  c. 

Is  better  prepared  than  ever  before  to  supply  their  customers  with  anything 
in  the  way  of 


SIDING,  FLOORING,  CEILING,  SHINGLES,  LATHS, 

In  fact  any  kind  of  BUILDING  MATERIAL  that  can  be  called  for. 
Please  examine  our  work  and  get  our  prices  before  buying.  We  keep,  at  all 
times,  a  large  assortment  of  GLASS,  and  can  fill  orders  promptly  for  all  odd 
siz(!S  or  irregular  shapes,  and  make  no  extra  charge  for  cutting  the  same. 


WHERE  SHALL   I   BUY   MY   GROCERIES?    Is  what  every  "new 
comer"  to  our  city  asks  their  neighbor,  and  the  reply  'of  course  is,  go 
to  SCOTT'S. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  i;i 


*Hamilton  Thos,  carpenter,  '^ds  121  Bain 

Hamilton  Miss  Maria,  bds  121  Bain 

Hamilton  S  E,  eaipentrr,  bds  121  Bain 

*Hamlet  R  W,  h  214  Belle  Meade 

Hamlet  Miss  Josie,  h  214  Belle  Meade 

Hamlet  Miss  Eunice,  h  214  Belle  Meade 

Hamlet  Miss  Minnie,  h  214  Belle  Meade 

Hamner  Miss  Rosa,  milliner,  h  503  n  Edgeworth 

Hancock  Lena,  col,  dom,  h  328  Church 

*Hanner  Matthew,  carpenter,  h  1013  Spring  Garden 

*Hanner  R  K,  mechanic,  h  711  Church 

Hanner  Claude,  lab,  h  711  Church 

Hanner  Miss  Ella,  h  711  Church 

Hanner  Miss  Street,  h  711  Church 

Hanner  Miss  Maggie,  h  711  Church 

^Hanner  J  G,  wks  Bain  Building  Co,  h  515  w  Lee 

Hanner  George,  engineer,  bds  824  Bilbro  alley 

*Hanner  Nathan,  carpenter,  h  1013  Spring  Garden 

•Hanner  T  Q.  h  1013  Spring  Garden 

Hanner  Mrs  M  V,  wid,  h  351  Asheboro 

Harber  Wm,  col,  lab,  h  109  w  Gaston 

Harber  Silvia,  col,  h  109  w  Gaston 

^Hardin  J  R,  clerk,  h  411  e  McCulloch 

Hardin  Mrs  J  A,  boarding-house  335  s  Elm 

I  n^^F^    An  lll9TFn  ?^'?— ?''°™PHI,J!?'?*^J?°^^°^'J^*°S®  Placed  through  0.,W. 


i>i  South  Elm  St.,  Greensboro. 

*Hardin  W  G,  lab,  h  802  e  Market 

Hardie  Leah,  servt,  h  1058  w  Market 

Hargraves  Robert,  col,  painter,  h  504  Chestnut 

Hargraves  Alfred,  col,  lab,  h  605  Lindsay 

Harkness  J  P,  manager  Greensboro  Ice  Co,  bds  church 

Harrington,  Mrs  M  A,  wid,  h  858  Vance 

Harrington,  H  G,  compositor,  h  858  Vance 

*Harrell,  S  F,  com  trav,  h  818  Pearson 

*Harrell  J  W,  h  613  Asheboro 

Harris  Walter  E,  clerk,  bds  Church 

Harris  J  H,  harness,  shoes,  &c,  217  s  Elm,  h  210  Fayetteville 

Harris  Laura,  col,  wks  335  Asheboro 

Harris  Catherine,  col,  h  433  Chestnut 

Harris  Amanda,  col,  h  204  n  Percy 

Harris  Elijah,  col,  h  110  East 

^Harris  Robt,  col,  restaurant,  211  s  Elm 

Harris  Annie,  col,  nurse,  h  404  Asheboro 

Harris  Ada,  cook,  h  322  Asheboro 

Harris  John,  col,  wks  RR,  h  1021  Ashe 

Harrison  Irvin,  wks  216  s  Davie 

*Harti8  D  W,  shoemaker,  h  116^  w  Market 

Hartis  J  M,  h  116J  w  Market 

Hartsell  Miss  Nora,  h  517  w  Market 


WORTH-WHARTON 


Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


52  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

Hartsell  Flavius,  lab,  bds  223  w  Lee 

Hartsell  Filus,  carpenter,  bds  423  w  Lee 

Harvey  S  S,  cigar  mfr,  h  604  Ashe 

*Harvey  Saml,  h  604  Ashe 

*Harvey  Henry,  brick  layer,  bds  213  e  Market 

Harvey  Jennie,  col,  cook,  h  107^  w  Gaston 

Hawkins  Henry,  col,  wks  RR,  h  138  s  Gilmer 

*Hayes  Wm  A,  propr  Citv  Oil  Deliverv,  h  309  Church 

Hayes  H  R,  wks  RR,  h  251  Belle  Meade  ave 

*Hayes  T  S,  shoe  maker,  h  251  Belle  Meade  ave 

Hay  den  J  S,  tel  operator,  bds  318  e  Washington 

*Heath  Henry,  latheman,  h  Morehead  ave 

Headen  Telia,  col,  h  153  n  Gilmer 

Headen  M  W,  col,  lab,  h  153  n  Gilmer 

Headen  Bettie,  col,  cook,  h  404  Asheboro 

Headen  Andrew,  col,  lab,  h  837  Factory 

Henderson  Randolph,  col,  h  201  n  Percy 

Henderson  Headen,  col,  lab,  h  551  Macon 

Henderson  Fannie,  col,  h  2005  Bennett 

*Hendley  M  C,  mechanic,  h  821  Pearson 

Hendrix  J  M  &  Co,  drv  goods  and  shoes,  221  s  Elm 

*Hendrix  Jas  M,  J  M  Hendrix  &  Co,  h  721  Church 

*Hendrix  E  M,  h  811  Hendrix 

*Hendrix  C  A,  horse  trader,  h  925  Hendrix 

Bain  Building  Company,  Boa?iP!?'nd1*ge'd°Ser. 

Hendrix  E  M  &  Co,  grocers.  111  e  Market 
Herald  J  A,  teacher,  bds  n  Elm 
Herring  Alice,  col,  cook,  Monroe  House 
.  Hiatt  R  G,  Vuncanon  &  Co,  526  s  Elm,  h  411  w  Bragg 
Hiatt  Julius,  col,  h  333 1  s  Elm 
Hiatt  J  R,  overseer,  h  300  e  Bragg 
Hiatt  Mrs  J  R,  dress-maker,  h  300  e  Bragg 
Hiatt  Mrs  J  B,  h  223  w  Gaston 
Hialt  Miss  Gracey,  h  223  w  Gaston 
Hiatt  Lydia,  col,  w  Gaston 
Hiatt  Fountain,  col,  lab,  h  202  n  Greene 
Hiatt  Wm,  col,  brick  mason,  h  335  n  Edgeworth 
Hiatt  Walter,  col,  lab,  h  221  e  Gaston 
*Hicks  W  J,  engineer,  h  320  s  Mendenhall 
^Higgins  C  D,  mgr  Union  News  Co,  h  331  n  Greene 
Higgins  E  T,  Union  News  Co,  bds  331  n  Greene 
Higgins  C  B,  lab,  h  334  e  McCulloch 
Higgins  E  B,  lab,  h  334  e  McCulloch 
Higgins  S  S,  lab,  h  334  e  McCulloch 
Higgins  Mrs  Sallie,  wid  h  334  e  McCulloch 
Higgins  C  M,  druggist,  bds  312  e  Market 
Hightower  G  B,  col,  lab,  h  n  Gilmer 
Hildesheimer  Mrs  M,  wid,  music  teacher,  r  243  e  Washington 


T^HE  retail  trade  of  our  city  is  far  different  from  what  it  was  ten  or  fifteen 
'■     years  ago.     Then  people  bought  necessities,  now  they  buy  luxuries,  and 
they 'go  to  SCOTT'S  to  buy  them. 


GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  53 

*Hill  W  H,  com  miller,  h  224  e  Washington 

Hill  Will  B,  book-keeper,  h  224  e  Washington 

Hill  Miss  Mabel,  h  224  e  Washington 

Hill  W  S,  capitalist,  h  317  w  Market 

*Hill  D  C,  carpenter,  h  316  n  Greene 

Hill  Harvey,  col,  gardener,  h  129  Beach 

Hill  Curius",  col,  h  206  s  Mendenhall 

Hill  Mary,  col,  h  845  McGee 

Hill  Nelson,  col,  tob  worker,  h  845  McGee 

*Hilliard  Rev  S  H,  pastor  W  Market  M  E  church,  h  602  w  Market 

Hilton  Mrs  Sarah,  wid,  h  604  e  Market 

Hilton  Ben,  mail  carrier,  h  604  e  Market 

Hinshaw  Miss  Alice,  compositor,  bds  213  e  Washington 

Hobson  J  M,  carpenter,  h  336  Church 

Hobbs  E  V,  clerk,  h  100  n  Davie 

Hobbs  Miss  Jennie,  h  233  n  Cedar 

Hockett  Oscar,  wks  furniture  factory,  bds  411  w  Lee 

Hodges  Miss  Lula,  h  313  w  Washington 

Hodges  Miss  Liza,  h  313  w  Washington 

*Hodgin  S  G,  clerk,  bds  405  Asheboro 

*Hodgin  J  A,  merchant,  h  630  s  Elm 

*Hodgin  J  A,  h  405  Asheboro 

*Hodgin  W  T,  carpenter,  h  706  Arlington 

Hodgin  Robert,  P  0  clerk,  bds  210  n  Davie 

Hodgin  S  A,  teacher,  bds  346  Ashe 

Hodgin  D  A,  clerk,  r  Y  M  C  A  building 

Hagan  Harris,  col,  lab,  h  846  Austin 

Holden  Chas  H,  wks  Gas  Works,  h  125  w  Lee 

Holden  Mrs  M  A,  wid,  h  125  w  Lee 

*Ho]den  Henry,  farmer,  h  327  w  Lee 

Holden  John,  wks  R  R,  h  327  w  Lee 

Holden  Clifford,  lab,  h  327  w  Lee 

Holden  Ed,  wks  R  R,  h  327  w  Lee 

Holland  Sallie,  col,  h  126  s  Dodson 

*Holley  W  E,  col,  grocer  360  s  Elm,  h  3581  s  Elm 

W.  E.  HOLLEY, 
Choice  Family  Grocemes, 

Fruits,  Vegetables  and  Poultry  a  Specialty. 

seo  s.  ELixi  stk.ee:x. 
HOUSES  FOR  REINX. 

Branch  Store  in  New  Brick  Building,  E.  Maricet  St. 


WOPTTT-WTTAPTOTJ  Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 

VT   V4V***       YT   A****VAVJil  BTilAT,  TH'.STATTi'.   DTCAT.F.RS. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


54  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

Holt  Fred,  col,  h  114  n  Percy 

*Holton,  C  E,  drugs  303  s  Elm,  h  312  e  Market 

Home  Wm,  col,  h  138  s  Gilmer 

Hoover  D  S,  salesman,  r  w  Washington 

Hope  Mangum,  col,  wks  320  w  Gaston 

Horry  Mrs  G  R,  wid,  h  124  w  Lee 

Horry  L  R,  tel  operator,  h  124  w  Lee 

Horry  A  R,  tel  operator,  h  124  w  Lee 

Horry  Miss  M  S,  h  124  vv  Lee 

Horney,  Mrs  Jennie,  wid,  h  313  e  Market 

Horton  Nelson,  col,  lab,  h  600  e  Market 

Hoskins  Joe,  col,  servt,  206  s  Mendenhall 

Hoskins  Mary,  col,  h  610  Ashe 

Hoskins  Reuben,  col,  lab,  h  438  Gorrell 

PPHM  PT    P  A  VM  r  NQT  Made  on  all  insurance  losses  by  O.  W.  CARR  &  CO., 
rnUmri      rMTmC.raOl  233^  south  Elm  street,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

*Hough  A  G,  foreman  Hosiery  Mills,  h  820  e  Bragg 

Houston  &  Bro,  grocers,  215  s  Elm 

Houston  Mrs  W  M,  wid,  (Houston  &  Bro,)  h  114  Clay 

Houston  Miss  Annie,  h  327  n  Elm 

Houston  Ruth,  col,  h  500  Arlington 

^Howard  S  A,  m'gr  W  U  Tel  Co,  h  122  Church 

*Howard  C  C,  painter,  bds  Monroe  House 

*Howell  David,  tailor,  h  515  Bragg 

Howell  Drury,  col,  fish  and  oysters,  stall  8  City  market,  h  21  li  s  Elm 

Howell  Mary,  col,  h  817  Babtist 

Howell  Rev  F  R,  col,  bds  819  Babtist 

*Hubbard  John,  lab,  h  619  s  Elm 

Hudgins  Miss  Lena,  vocal  music  teacher,  G  F  C 

Hudson  Store  Co,  gen  mdse,  516  and  518  s  Elm 


Mrs   W.  M.  HOUSTON.  S.  A.  KERR,  Manager. 

HOUSTON  & PK2 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  GROCERS, 

215  South  Elm  Street. 
^  FRESH,  NE\V  STOCK. 


4  <  T  F  you  can't  find  it  at  SCOTT'S  you  need  not  look  any  where  else  "  is 
-*■   what  our  friends  say,  and  they  don't  miss  it  very  far,  as  our  stock  is 
always  complete. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  55 

*Huclson  W  D,  grocer  515  s  Elm,  h  701  s  Elm 

*Hudson  H  S,  (Hudson  Store  Co,)  h  715  s  Elm 

♦Hudson  S  L,  salesman,  h  812  s  Elm 

Hudson  Miss  Daisy,  h  913  s  Elm 

♦Hudson  A  L,  carpenter,  h  913  s  Elm 

Huffines  Pinkney,  col,  wks  311  n  Edgeworth 

♦Hughes  John  M,  harness-maker,  h  118  n  Davie 

*Hughes  J  R,  butcher  stall  No  1  City  market,  h  225  Church 

Hughes  &  Son,  fish  and  oysters,  stall  No  7  City  market 

Hughes  Geo  M,  huckster,  h  216  s  Forhis 

*Huohes  J  M,  tailor  206  s  Davie,  h  216  s  Forbis 

Hughes  Mrs  Berta,  wid,  h  818  w  Market 

Hughes  Mrs  Lucv,  wid,  h  213  (^  Washington 

*Hughes  Dr  \V  H,  col,  physician  364i  s  Elm,  h  166  w  McCulloch 

Plumphreys  Frank,  col,  drayman,  h  845  s  Elm 

Hundley  Mrs  E  D,  wid,  teacher,  h  120  w  Sycamore 

Hunt  P  C,  car  inspector,  h  842  Vance 

Hunter  Miss  Charlie,  seamstress,  bds  405  Asheboro 

Hunter  Henry,  (Hunter  &  Co)  511  s  Elm,  bds  535  s  Elm 

Hunter  &  Co,  grocers,  511  s  Elm 

*Hunter  J  S,  (J  W  Scott  &  Co.)  h  803  Pearson 

*Hunter  T  A,  (J  W  Scott  &  Co,)  h  cor  Lee  and  Pearson 

Hunter  Lou,  col,  109}  w  Gaston 


Bain  Building  Company, 


CONTRACTORS. 

Ivla,aa.tels    aaa-d.    £ta,ix-^7=rox^. 


Hutton  Mrs  Kate,  wid,  h  403  w  Market 

Hutton  Miss  Belle,  h  403  w  Market 

Hutton  W  P,  book-keeper,  h  403  w  Market 

*IngleJas,  night  watchman,  h  220  Clinton 

*Ingold  J  C,  wks  RR,  h  401  w  Bragg 

*Ingold  Wash,  lab.  3018  e  College 

*Ireland.  Chas  H,  sec  and  treas  Odell  H'dware  Co,  h  602  w  Gaston 

L-eland  Sidney,  col,  brickmason,  h  120  s  Forbis 

Irvin  Mrs  C  W,  h  210  w  Ashe 

♦Irwin  Wm  M,  lab,  h  120  Boone 

*Isley  Craven,  carpenter,  h  518  Arlington 

Iseley  Allen,  col,  lab,  h  946  McGhee 

Ives  Lucinda,  col,  h  335  s  Mendenhall 

*Jackson  G  W,  carpenter,  h  515  Arlington 

*  Jackson  W  G,  h  813  Spring  Garden 
Jackson  Fossie,  wks  RR,  h  813  Spring  Garden 

*  Jackson  J  H,  Wharton,  Jackson  &  Co,  h  328  e  Lee 
Jackson  Oscar,  C  F  &  Y  V  RR,  h  328  e  Lee 
*Jackson  Thos,  well  digger,  h  710  e  Market 
*Jacobs  Henry,  tailor,  h  245  Belle  Meade  ave 

*James  John,  painter  and  decorator,  111  Depot,  h  Asheboro 
♦James  Hennis,  blacksmith,  bds  200  n  Elm 

*  Jeffries  Rufus,  merchant,  h  705  Ashe 


WORTH-WHARTON  «-'  fliinsfiJr#/J2k«s"*  •=•' 

1]0  South  Elm  Street. 

56  GREENSBORO  DIRECTODY. 

^Jeffries  MS,  wood  dealer,  h  240  w  Bragg 

Jeffries  Henry,  col,  h  327  e  Market 

Jeffries  Wm,  col,  tob  worker,  h  338  n  Percy 

*Jeffries  Wm,  carpenter,  h  901  Asheboro 

Jeffi-ies  WG,  wks  RR,  h  901  Asheboro 

^Jeffries  N  A,  trucker,  h  cor  Mendenhall  and  Walker  ave 

Jeffries  Miss  Ellen,  h  cor  Mendenhall  and  Walker  ave 

Jeffries  Miss  Callie,  h  cor  Mendenhall  and  Walker  ave 

Jeffries  Miss  Claudia,  h  corner  Mendenhall  and  Walker  ave 

Jeffries  Rev  Levi,  col,  h  131  n  Mebane 

Jenkins  Fannie,  col,  serv't,  h  427  Walker  ave 

Jenkins  Martha,  col,  h  604  s  Spring 

Jenkins  Sarah,  col,  h  604  s  Spring 

^Jennings  Wm,  furniture  factory,  h  610  s  Spring 

Jennings  Robert,  col,  lab,  h  147  n  Dodson 

*Jessup  W  S,  wheel  mfr,  bds  336  Ashe 

Jessup  Will,  So  Ex  Co,  bds  336  Ashe 

*Jobe  W  A,  h  Julian 

Jolley  Capt,  cond,  C  F  &  Y  V  RR,  bds  310  Asheboro 

*Johnson  A  A,  dry  goods,  h  441  Gorrell 

Johnson  &  Dorsett,  dry  goods  and  shoes,  206  and  208  s  Elm 

Johnson  C  C,  Johnson  &  Dorsett,  r  207  s  Elm 

Johnson  C  C,  trainman  R&D  RR,  r  Y  M  C  A  building 

is  a  certain  cure  for  Eczema  and  Tetter.    Try  a 
rice  25  cts. 
RICHARDSON  &  FARISS,  Sole  Prprs. 


OUR  ENGLISH  OINTMENT--"--* 


Johnson  Emma,  col,  h  221  e  Gaston 

Johnson  J  E,  col,  barber,  h  422  Lindsay 

Johnson  Rencher,  col,  lab,  h  541  Macon 

Johnson  Henrietta,  col,  serv't,  h  206  s  Mendenhall 

Johnson  David,  col,  porter,  R&D  RR  offices. 

Johnson  J  D,  col,  barber,  h  358^  s  Elm 

Johnson  Annie,  col,  serv't,  h  356  s  Elm 

Johnson  Douglas,  col,  wks  RR,  h  803  Ashe 

Johnson  Minnie,  col,  h  224  e  Sycamore 

Johnson  Caroline,  col,  wks  447  w  Washington. 

*Jones  John,  grocer,  108  w  Market,  h  120  n  Greene 

Jones  J  R,  carpenter,  bds  310  Asheboro 

Jones  Gurney,  wks  Eagle  founday,  bds  412  w  Lee 

Jones  Wesley,  machinist,  bds  335  s  Elm 

*Jones  J  R,  train  dispatcher,  C  F  &  Y  V  RR,  h  620  Asheboro 

*Jones  B  E,  ag't  musical  instruments,  h  168  Asheboro 

Jones  Maggie,  h  979  n  Greene 

Jones  Miss  Mamie,  h  402  w  Washington 

Jones  Miss  Anna,  teacher  Kindergarten,  h  402  w  Washington 

*Jones  Rev  J  R,  h  402  w  Washington 

Jones  Miss  Lizzie,  h  443  e  Whittington 

*Jones  Claiborne,  machinist,  h  405  w  Bragg 

Jones  Martha,  col,  wks  612  w  Gaston 

Jones  James,  col,  restaurant,  h  1016  Ashe 


SCOTT  &  CO.  say  tlieir  trade  on  Roasted  Coffee  is  increasing  every  year 
especially  on  the  finer  grades  such  as  "Momaja,"  "Arabian  Blend," 
and  "Breakfast  Java." 


GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  _|7 

*  Jones  J  S,  insurance,  office  127  s  Elm,  h  337  n  Elm 

Jones  Rosa,  col,  h  115  n  Forbis 

Jones  Sam,  col,  lab,  wks  320  w  Market 

Jones  Hannah,  col,  h  722  Ashe 

Jones  Jos,  col,  restaurant,  101 2  w  Market 

Jones  Martha,  col,  h  612  w  Gaston 

Jones  Sandy,  col,  wks  RR,  h  200  Maple 

Jones  Jacob,  col,  grocer,  601  e  Market,  h  434  Chestnut 

Jones  Marion,  col,  dom,  h  Churcn 

Jones  Lilie,  col,  dom,  h  803  Pearson 

Jones  Wm,  col,  fresh  meats,  stall  No.  4  city  market 

Jones  S  R,  col,  shoemaker,  121  e  Sycamore,  h  911  e  Market 

Jones  Pinkne}',  col,  laborer,  h  n  Boone 

Jones  S  D,  col,  boarding  house,  h  358^  s  Elm 

Jones  Jesse,  col,  serv't,  h  301  s  Elm 

Jones  Allen,  col,  lab,  h  918  e  Market 

Jones  George,  col,  waiter,  RR  restaurant,  h  338  w  Washington 

Jordan  Lee,  wks  hosiery  mill,  h  860  s  Elm 


PROVIDENT  SAVINGS 

Life  Assurance  Society  of  New  M. 

SHEPPARD  ROMANS,  President. 
J.  S.  JONES,  Manager,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 


Assets  Jan.  I,  1892,  .  _  .  $1,084791.27 

Surplus,  -  -  -  -  -  653,262.60 

$261.77  Net  Assets  to  each  $100  of  Net  Liability. 
Insurance  in  Force,  _  _  _  $69,676,446.00 


ACTUAL  RESULTS. 

Paid  to  January  ist,  1892,  for  Death  Claims  to  beneficiaries 

under  its  Renewable  Term  Policies,  the  sum  of  -  $3,008,171.00 
At  a  total  cost  for  premiums  of  -  -  -  200,815,50 

The  ordinary  whole  life  premiums  would  have  been  -  549>  13438 

Percentage  of  cost  in  Provident  Savings  -  -  36-57 

Or,  in  other  words,  the  same  premiums,  if  paid  for  ordinary  life  in- 
surance would  have  secured  to  the  claimants  $1,100,088.00,  only  instead  of 
$3,008,171.00  which  was  paid  to  them  by  the  Provident  Savings, 

COMMENT  IS  UNNECESSARY. 


WORTH-WHARTON «««" |^?'L?;l'S!Si?»»''*  ""■ 

_^^_ no  South  Elm  Street. 

58 GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

♦Jordan  Capt  M,  h  440  w  Gaston 

Jordan  W  M.  mgr  McAdoo  House,  h  440  w  Gaston 

Jordan  Ike,  clerk,  h  440  w  Gaston 

Jordan  J  F  &  Co,  leaf  dealers,  office  344J  s  Davie 

Jordan  Miss  Addie,  h  860  s  Elm 

♦Jordan  J  F,  farmer,  h  860  s  Elm 

♦Jordan  Arthur,  marble  cutter,  h  414  n  Greene 

♦Jordan  J  F,  leaf  tobacco,  h  223  n  Edgeworth 

Jordan  Jennie,  col,  h  228  Mebane 

Jordan  Ike,  col,  lab,  h  124  Maple 

Jordan  Chas,  col,  lab,  h  332  n  Percy 

Jordan  Catherine,  col,  dom,  h  737  Church 


OUI    niDD  9   nn    insurance  promptly  placed  and  prompt  pasrments  of 
•  lit  unnn  &  llUi  guaranteed  Over  $950,000  losses  paid  during  the  last  twenty 
yeare,  and  no  policy  ever  yet  contested  written  at  this  Agency.   23SH  S.  Elm  Street. 

Joyce  C  F,  Robt.  Portner  B  Co,  bds  336  s  Ashe 

Joyce  Monroe,  col,  lab,h  120  Beach 

Joyce  Fannie,  col,  h  613  Ashe 

Joyner  T  M  &  Co,  groceries  and  produce,  637  Asheboro 

Julian  Mrs  Mary  E,  wid,  h  835  Vance 

Jumper  Pug,  col,  h  East 

Kandy  Kitchen,  W  H  Cory,  prop,  305  s  Elm 

Kase  Miss  Mabel,  h  427  Arlington 

Kase  Miss  Sarah,  h  427  Arlin^n 

*Kase  J  D,  gen  mg'r  N  C  Steel  and  Iron  Co,  h  427  Arlington 

Kase  De  Witt,  student,  h  427  Arlington 

Kase  Wm,  col,  lab,  h  634  Lindsay 

Keeley  Institute,  looi  s  Elm 

KEELEY  INSTITUTE 

OF    GREENSBORO,    NORTH    CAROLINA, 
FOR  THE  CURE  OF  THE 

LIftUOR  AND  OPIUM  HABITS, 

Nervous  Diseases  and  Tobacco  Habit, 

BY  DR.  LESLIE  E.  KEELEY'S 

Double  Chloride  of  Gold  Remedies. 

You  are  cordially  invited  to  investigate  as  thoroughly  as  po^ible  our 
Treatment  of  these  diseases.  The  absolute  certainty  of  a  cure  of  the  Liquor 
and  Opiuoi  habits  by  Dr,  KEKaLEY's  Ohloridb  of  Gold  Remedies,  has  been 
proven  by  thousands  of  eases. 

WM.  H.  ELLER,  W.  J.  H.  DURHAM. 


"VrO  MATTER  what  article  you  piarchase  of  ns  if  it  is  not  ju.st  as  repre- 
^^  sented,  bring  it  back,  as  we  guarantee  satisfaction  on  evervthinsr  we 
sell.  J.  W.  riCOTt  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  5^ 


Keck  Ellis,  wks  R  R,  h  122  Boone 

Keck  Susan,  col,  h  839  Austin 

Keck  Jas,  col,  brick-mason,  h  363  w  Bragg 

Keith  Flavids,  plasterer,  h  443  e  Whittington 

*Keith  F  M,  plasterer,  h  443  e  Whittington 

Keeling  Mrs  H  E,  wid,  h  308  w  Gaston 

Keeling  S  P,  grocer  201  s  Elm,  h  308  w  Gaston 

Keeling  J  L,  grocer  342  s  Elm,  h  308  w  Gaston 

Kellum  Chas,  moulder,  bds  912  e  Market 

Kendall  C  B,  printer,  bds  115  s  Ashe 

*Kendall  J  W,  engineer,  h  350  King 

Kent  Home,  902  Macon 

Keogh  Thos,  wks  Revenue  Office,  h  311  Asheboro 

*Keogh  Thos  B.  World's  Fair  Com,  h  311  Ashebero 

Kerr  Miss  Alice,  h  114  Clay 

Kerr  S  A,  (Houston  &  Bro,)  bds  114  Clay 

Kerr  C  M,  salesman  215  s  Elm,  bds  114  Clay 

Kerr  Flora,  col,  wks  206  w  Market 

Kersey  Mrs  Elizabeth,  wid,  h  636  w  Bragg 

Kersey  M  F,  wks  Guilford  Lumber  Co,  h  636  w  Bragg 

Kersey  S  B,  wks  Guilford  Lumber  Co,  h  636  w  Bragg 

Kersey  Miss  Alice,  h  636  w  Bragg 


Bain  Building  Company, 


COinTRACTORS. 

3^a,33.telo    aaad.    eteilx-wexle. 


Kersey  Algine,  moulder,  h  636  w  Bragg 

*Kestler  Geo  W,  Oak  Hill  Hosiery  Mills,  h  437  Arlington 

Kestler  Geo  salesman,  h  437  Arlington 

King  Mrs  Mary,  wid,  h  802  e  Market 

♦King  R  R,  lawyer,  h  329  King 

King's  Daughters'  Hospital,  526  n  Greene 

*King  John  L,  tob  mfr,  h  239  n  Greene 

King  Mrs  Matilda,  h  867  Bellvue 

King  Miss  Flora,  h  867  Bellvue 

King  Miss  Bertie,  h  211  w  Gaston 

King  J  L  &  Co,  tob  mfrs,  221  Buchanan 

King  Miss  Nina,  h  211  w  Gaston 

King  T  W,  watchman  R  R,  h  211  w  Gaston 

King  John  W,  book-keeper,  r  Y  M  C  A  building 

*Kirkman  Alfred,  salesman,  h  1019  Spring  Garden, 

Kirkman  Albert,  h  cor  Walker  av  and  Cedar 

♦Kirkman  Joseph,  h  713  Asheboro 

Kirkman  Mrs  Bettie,  h  508  n  Greene 

*Kirkman  J  C,  section  master,  h  cor  Walker  av  and  Cedar 

Kirkman  Tola,  h  cor  Walker  av  and  Cedar 

Kirkman  A  h,  bookkeeper,  h  50Si  s  Elm 

Kirkman  Thos,  lab,  h  1023  e  Washington 

Kirkman  Mrs  Nancy,  h  1023  e  Washington 


WORTH-WHARTON  mf,?'#s 


and  Investment  Co., 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


60  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

Kirkmaii  A  A,  train  dispatcher,  bds  414  n  Elm 

Kirkman  A  G,  Register  of  Deeds,  bds  e  G-aston 

Kirkman  S  A,  asst  Register  of  Deeds,  bds  e  Gaston 

Kirkpatrick  D  N,  brick  mf  r,  li  445  Church 

Kirkpatrick  E  B,  h  445  Church 

Kirkpatrick  D  A,  h  445. Church 

Kirkpatrick  Miss  M  H,  h  445  Church 

*Kirkpatrick  J  J,  leaf  tob,  246  and  248  Belle  Meade   ave,  h   702 

Walker  av  "* 

Kirkpatrick  Brick  Yard,  cor  n  Greene  and  Park  ave 
*Kirkpatrick  S,  revenue  service,  h  334  Asheboro 
Kivett  W  S,  grocer  ad  confectioner,  350  s  Elm,  h  332J  s  Elm 
Kivett  Mrs  Elizabeth,  wid,  h  332*  s  Elm 
Knight  J  W,  marble  and  granite  works,  108  Court  House  sq 
Knight  Mrs  N  V,  wid,  h  443  King 
Knights  Pythias  Building,  225  s  Elm 
Koger  Jane,  col,  h  845  McGhee 
Koger  David,  col,  lab,  h  845  McGhee 
*Lacy  Rev  J  H,  pastor  Westminster  Pres  Ch,  h  221  Lee 
Lane  Chas,  col,  serv't,  329?  s  Elm 
*Lamb  C  J,  h  415  w  Bragg 

UR  ELECTRIC  CORN  SALVE  never  fails  to  remove  Corns  and  Bunions.    Price 
10  cents.  RICHARDSON  &  FARISS,  Sole  Proprietors, 

V^^holesale  and  Retail  Druggists. 


o 


Lamb  James,  clerk,  h  122  Clay 

*Lamb  Mebane,  carpenter,  h  122  Clay 

Lamb  Miss  Selma,  122  Clay 

Lambert  J  J,  moulder,  bds  2084  East 

Landreth  Miss  Minnie,  h  2010  e  Market 

Landreth  Mrs  A  E,  wid,  h  2010  e  Market 

*Landreth  J  W,  grocer,  806  e  Market,  h  808  e  Market 

Landreth  J  W,  groceries  and  notions,  823  and  825  Ashe 

Land  W  R  &  Co,  real  estate.  111  s  Elm 

Landis  Chas 

*Lampman  Geo,  jeweller,  h  641  w  Lee 

Lampman  Miss  Georgia,  h  641  w  Lee 

*Laskey  M,  clothing  and  shoes,  h  330  s  Elm 

Laskey  A,  clerk,  h  330  a  Elm 

Lashley  John,  R&D  RR,  bds  328  s  Lee 

Lash  Mary,  col,  cook,  h  328  Asheboro 

*Lash  Dr  W  A,  Pres't  C  F  &  Y  V  RR,  h  828  Asheboro 

*Ledford  Geo,  coach  maker,  206  and  208  Market  sq,  h  203  11  Davie 

*Ledbetter  Dr  A  E,  326J  s  Elm,  h  407  Jackson 

Lee  James,  col,  blacksmith,  h  809  Ashe 

Lee  Rev  J  W,  r  Y  M  C  A  building 

Leith  Jerry,  col,  drayman,  h  455  Cole 

Lemon  Miss  Virginia,  h  229  n  Cedar 

*Leonard  J,  wks  Guilford  Lumber  Co,  h  916  n  Elm 


( I  A    LITTLE  high  priced  but  always  reliable"  is  what  some  people  say  of 
■^~^  us.     Well,  we  thank  yon  for  that ;  we  don't  want  a  better  recommen- 
dation, as  ours  is  no  "Cheap  John'"  concern.  J.  W.  SCOTT  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  6i 


Lewis  J  &  G,  wagon  making  and  repairing,  109  and  111  Lewis 

Lewis  John,  h  716  s  Elm 

*Lewis  John,  J  &  C  Lewis,  h  716  s  Elm 

Lewis  Wm.  n  716  s  Elm 

*Lewis  Chas,  J  &  C  Lewis,  h  716  s  Elm 

*  Lewis  Geo,  wks  Farmers'  w  h,  h  324  n  Greene 
Lewis  Miss  Luella,  h  521  Arlington 

Lewis  C  F,  warehouseman,  bds  324  Greene 
Le^'is  Chas,  clerk,  h  2084  East 
*Lewis  Chas,  machinist,  h  2084  East 
Lewis  J  F,  miller,  h  521  Arlington 

*  Lewis  D,  farmer,  h  521  Arlington 
Lewis  Miss  Ada,  h  521  Arlington 

*Lewis  W  G,  contractor,  h  420  e  McCnlloch 

Lewis  Henry  G,  apprentice,  h  700  s  Elm 

Lindsay  Lou,  col,  h  238  e  Sycamore 

Lindsay  Emerson,  col,  h  192  s  Mendenhall 

Lindsay  Wesley,  col,  h  192  s  Mendenhall 

Lindsay  Jerry,  col,  lab,  h  300  n  Gilmer 

Lindsay  Louisa,  col,  h  235  Maple 

Lindsay  Carson,  col,  lab,  h  130  w  McCulloch 

Lindsay  H  J,  col,  driver,  h  205  n  Forbis 

Lindsay  Henry,  col,  wks  McAdoo  House,  h  312  Ashe 

Lindsay  Wm,  col,  well  digger,  h  221  w  Market 

Lindsay  Bettie,  col,  h  205  Market  Sq 

Lindsay  Mrs  M  W,  wid,  h  200  s  Spring 

Lindsay  Mrs  R  G,  wid,  h  121  w  Sycamore 

Lindsay  Miss  Lizzie,  teacher,  h  121  w  Sycamore 

*Lindsay  J  R,  Miller  &  Lindsay,  insurance,  h  520  w  Washington 

ENCOURAGE  HOME  INDUSTRY. 


J.  &  C.  LEWIS, 

BLACKSMITHING,  WAGON  MAKING, 

AND  GENERAL  REPAIR  SHOP. 

We  keep  Wagons  on  hand  or  make  to  order  any  style — linch-pin,  iron 
axle  or  thimble  skein,  and  guarantee  them  to  run  as  light  as  any  on  the  road. 
Repairing  done  at  short  notice.     fi^^Shop  one  square  south  of  Depot. 

109  and  112  Lewis  Street,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 


WflRTU.WH  ARTflN    Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 

fWWIl  I  n"fwnfin  l  %Mn  real  estate  dealers. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


62  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

Lindsay  Mrs  Dr  Ed,  wid,  h  317  s  Eugene 

Lindsay  Chas,  clerk,  bds  356  s  Elm 

♦Lindley  J  C,  h  314  s  Spring 

Lindley  Mrs  Mary  K,  wid,  h  Morehead  ave 

♦Litaker  John,  engineer,  h  320  s  Mendenhall 

Lloyd  Wm,  clerk,  bds  701  s  Elm 

Lockhart  Chas,  col,  carpenter,  h  316  n  Gilmer 

*Logan  Dr  J  E,  h  320  w  Market 

Logan  Ada,  col,  wks  506  w  Market 

Logan  W  M,  col,  grocer,  121  s  Davie 

Lohman  H,  barkeeper,  344  s  Elm,  bds  333  i  s  Elm 

Lomax  R  W,  wks  R  &  D  R  E,  bds  e  Lee 

Long  Mrs  Martha,  wid,  h  207  Clinton 

*Long  Wm,  carpenter,  h  706  e  Market 

Long  Chas,  col,  barber,  h  116  s  Forbis 

Long  Agnes,  col,  dom,  h  122  n  Davie 

0\A/      i^ADD   Mr   f^C\     Correspondence  solicited.     Call  and  see  us 
.    yy  .    \^r\nn   00  V^yj.  before   insuring.      Office,   2nd   floor   of  the 
National  Bank  Building,  233>^  South  Elm  Street,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Long  Floyd,  col,  lab,  h  829  Factory 

Love  Miss  Annie,  h  708  Ashe 

*Love  Wm,  sawmill,  506  Ashe,  h  708  Ashe 

Love  J  M,  lumber  dealer,  h  621  Arlington 

*Love  James,  lumber  mills,  h  625  Arlington 

Lovett  Jno,  col,  lab,  h  430  Cole 

Lovett  David,  col,  pressman,  h  1012  Ashe 

Lowe  H  F,  wks  S  and  B  Co.,  h  850  s  Elm 

Lowe  G  W,  col,  painter,  h  416  n  Chestnut 

Lowe  S  N,  col,  lab,  h  416  n  Chestnut 

Lowe,  Nelson  &  Co,  house  and  sign  painters 

Loy  A  M,  grocer,  h  122  s  Davie 

Loy  Matilda,  h  979  e  Washington 

Lumpkins  Ceo,  tob  worker,  bds  313  Lindsay 

Lumdie  D  A,  baggage  clerk  R&D  RR,  bds  Monroe  House 

*Lyon  W  S,  drummer,  h  203  Cedar 

GEO.  W.  LOWE. 
Bai>d  Or^a9iz<?r  apd  Ii>stm<;tor, 

202  N.  Forbis  Street, 

c>k.e:h:n:sbop2.o,  ist.  c 

Double  and  Triple  Tongue  Teaching  a  Specialty.    All  the  Tunes  in 
Quardruple  Demiseme.    Triple  and  Sextuples  Carefully  Taught. 


<  i  T  F  you  can't  find  it  at  SCOTT'S  you  need  not  look  any  where  else  "  is 
-*-  what  our  Mends  say,  and  they  don't  miss  it  very  fiir,  as  our  stock  is 
always  complete. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  63 

♦Lyon  T  A,  drummer,  h  231  Lmdsay 

Lynch  Lee,  col,  lab,  h  945  McGee 

Lynch  Mrs  E  J,  wid,  h  218  E  Washington 

*Lyon  W  G,  auctioneer,  h  433  w  Graston 

*Malcom  Geo,  lab,  b  1015  Spring  Garden 

Mangum  Hope,  col,  wks  320  w  Gaston 

*Mangum  Thos,  Standard  Oil  Co,  h  650  Chestnut 

♦Mangura  G  A,  gardener,  h  205  Clinton 

Mangum  Miss  Annie,  h  205  Clinton 

Mangum  Miss  Ida,  h  205  Clinton 

Mann  J  E,  baggage  agt,  C  F  &  Y  V  RR,  bda  327  e  Market 

♦Marable  J,  col,  shoemaker,  h  603  e  Market 

Marks  R  J,  mgr  G^s  and  Electric  Light  Co,  r  108  n  Davie 

♦Marley  Dr  H  B,  physician,  office  5CMS  Asheboro,  h  508  Asheboro 

Marley  Miss  Maud,  h  508  Asheboro 

Marrow  Morris,  col,  lab,  h  s  Mendenhall 

Marr  Rachael,  col,  h  120  n  Davie 

*Martin  H  C,  Pres't  Tar  Heel  Chem  Co,  h  328  Church 


Bain  Building  Company. 


CONTRACTORS. 


Martin  Jane,  col,  h  245  e  Gaston 

Martin  J  M,  col,  lab,  h  525  Schenck 

Martin  Turner,  col,  cook,  h  467  Cole 

Martin  Cuyler,  col,  lab,  h  462  Cole 

Marsh.  Jas  N,  broker  and  prop  of  McAdoo  House  news  and  cigar 

stand,  bds  McAdoo  House 
♦Mason  J  E,  merchant,  h  233  Lewis 
Mason  John,  wks  RR,  h  233  Lewis 
Mason  J  C,  lab,  h  233  Lewis 
Mason  Maria,  col,  h  2051  East 
Masonic  Hall,  233i  s  Elm 
Massey  Allen,  col,  lab,  h  134  n  Mendenhall 
*Matlock  W  L,  carpenter,  h  658  Chestnut 
Matlock  Miss  SaUie,  h  Keogh 
*Matiock  S  B,  plasterer,  h  Keogh 
Matthews  Calvin,  carpenter,  h  330i  a  Elm 

Matthews  F  A,  wood  yard,  nr  C  F  &  Y  V  depots  h  803  Asheboro 
Matthews  Miss  Annie,  h  803  Asheboro 
Matthews  Miss  Mary^  h  803  Asheboro 

J.   N.   MARSH, 
MERCHANDISE  BROKER. 

CrFi  T^vPnsrs:Bo:Es.o,  ist.  c 

Corre^xmdence  Solicited  finom  Fiist-Class  Houses. 


WnRTU.WHARTnM    R^^l  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 
WW  Un  I  n     WW  nfin  l  Ulw  kbal  estate  dealers. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


64  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

Matthews  W  H,  m§r  hosiery  mills,  li  803  Asheboro 

Matthews  Mrs  I  J,  wid,  h  524?  s  Elm 

Mause  Chas,  tailor,  bds  245  Belle  Meade  ave 

Maxwell  Joe,  col,  h  e  Gaston 

Maxwell  Hannah,  col,  h  327  e  Market 

May  Mrs  J  H,  wid,  h  222  s  Forbis 

*May  John,  carpenter,  h  300  Chestnut 

Mayo  Lizzie,  col,  h  1026  e  Market 

Mayo  Dicy,  col,  h  1026  e  Market 

Mayo  J  E,  col,  lab,  h  243  e  Sycamore 

Maynard  VVm,  plasterer,  bds  443  e  Whittington 

Mace  Pollie,  col,  dom,  h  213  Lyndon 

McAdoo  House  307  s  Elm 

*McAdoo  W  D,  prop  McAdoo  House 

*McAdoo  A  M,  farmer,  h  221  Belle  Meade  ave 

McAdoo  Thomas,  h  229  King 

McAdoo  Amy,  col,  cook,  300  cor  Greene  and  Clay 

DOSES  for  $1,00,  we  give,  in  our  Concentrated  Extract  Sarsaparilla— superior 
to  Patent  Nostrums. 

RICHARDSON  &  EARISS,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists. 


12s 


McAdoo  Ellen,  col,  servant,  wks  426  w  Market 

McAdoo  Geo,  col,  lab,  h  Douglas 

McAdoo  Sam,  col,  lab,  h  e  Gaston 

McAdoo  Belle,  col,  wks  221  Belle  Meade  ave 

McAdoo  James,  col,  farmer,  h  1029  Ashe 

McAdoo  Geo,  col,  teacher,  h  1011  Ashe 

McAdoo  Ellen,  col,  wks  426  w  Market 

McAdoo  Geo,  col,  lab,  h  1007  Ashe 

McAlister  J  W,  Worth-Wharton  Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co, 

bds  351  Asheboro 
*McAden  Hill,  lab,  h  360  w  Bragg 
McAndey,  col,  lab,  h  617  e  Gaston 
McBride  Elizabeth,  wid,  h  335  w  Lee 
McBride  Elijah,  painter,  h  335  w  Lee 
McBride  Miss  Sarah,  h  335  w  Lee 
*McCauley  John,  barkeeper,  h  725  s  Elm 
McCauley  S  J,  barroom,  408  s  Elm 
McClannock  R  S,  mason,  r  Y  M  C  A  building 
McClory  Lizzie,  col,  wid,  324  n  Gilmer 

fflcADOO  HOUSE  CIGAR  I  NEWS  STAND. 

Late  Daily  Papers,  Magazines,  Bool(s,  &c. 

NICE   LINE  OF  5   AND   10   CENT  CIGARS. 

tT.    ISr,    lxrjPi.:R.SM:,   P=xopri«stor. 


]\T0  USE  COMPLAINING  OF  HARD  TIMES  till  you  see  how  much  a 
■^^    dollar  will  purchase  at  the  store  of 

J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  65 

McConnell  Joe,  col,  lab,  h  410  Chestnut 
*McCormick  W  H,  compositor,  h  "Everhope,"  outside  limits 
McCormick  Mrs  C  T,  wid,  boarding  house  keeper,  h  310  Asheboro 
McCoy  Wm,  col,  lab,  h  404  e  Market 
♦McCuiston  J  T,  lab,  h  217  w  Market 
McCulloch,  Mrs  Louisa,  wid,  h  330  e  Bragg 

McCulloch  J  L,  sec  and  treas  Oak  Hill  Roller  Mills,  bds  442  Ar- 
lington 
McDaniels  Mollie,  col,  h  230  s  Davie 
McDonald  Miss  Alma,  h  312  e  Market 
McDowell  Miss  Emmie,  h  406  n  Greene 
McDowell  J  E,  rnarketman,  h  406  n  Greene 
*McDowell  J  W,  lab,  h  406  n  Greene 
McDuffie  &  Pigford,  furniture,  227  s  Elm 
McDuffie  Bruce,  drug  clerk,  bds  127  Church 
McDuffie  N  J,  McDuffie  &  Pigford,  bds  127  Church 
McElwee,  E  R,  cashier  Miller  &  Lindsay's  Insurance  office 
*McFarland  W  H  M,  asst  sec  C  F  &  Y  V  R  R,  h  222  Fayetteville 
McGee  Miss  Corina,  h  201  Clinton 
McGirt  Mack,  col,  grocery,  1034  Ashe 
Mclntyre  Jas,  wks  Gas  Works 

McKinney  G  H,  J  L  King  &  Co.  tob  mfrs,  bds  302  s  Elm 
McKinney  Mrs  S,  wid,  h  203  n  Davie 
McKensie  Rufus,  teacher,  h  402  Chestnut 
McLellan  Chas,  bds  301  s  Elm 
*McLean  W  C,  J  VV  Scott  &  Co,  h  320  n  Forbis 
McLean  Miss  L  C,  h  303  Lindsay 
♦McLean  T  G,  salesman,  h  318  Bragg 
McMaster  A  W,  col,  student,  bds  338^  s  Elm 
*McNairy  J  W,  Greensboro  sash  and  blind  co,  h  507  Arlington 
McNairy  Eugene,  h  507  Arlington 
McNairy  Miss  Julia,  h  413  Asheboro 


W.  H.  NELSON,  Pres.       G.  W.  LOWE,  Sec.  &  Treas.        H.  G.  NELSON,  Bus.  Mangr. 

LOWE,  NELSON  &  CO., 

GREENSBORO,  N.  C, 

PpaGtical  House  ™  Sign  Painters 

BE5T  WORK  DONE  FOR  THE  LOWE/T  FRIQE5. 

Sa-tisfactioan.  O-VLaraiiteed.. 

PLAIN     BUSINESS    SIGNS    A    SPECIALTY 


WnRTU-WU  ARTflN    Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 
ff  Un  I  n"ff  nfin  l  %MW%  real  estate  dealers. 


110  South  Elm  Street. 


66 GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

McNairv  Herbert,  h  507  Arlington 

*McNiell  D  M,  col,  h  1045  Greene 

McNiell  Wm  H,  col,  undertaker,  200  Market  Square,  h  525  Macon 

McNeelev  Lucendia,  col,  restaurant,  h  212  Market  Square 

McNight'Chas  E.  clerk,  r  218  n  Elm 

Meade  Elijah,  li  820  s  Elm 

Meade  Frank,  painter,  h  820  s  Elm 

Meade  Mrs  L  A,  wid,  h  820  s  Elm 

*Mebane  C,  book-keeper,  h  224  s  Ashe 

Mebane  Miss  Berta,  h  224  s  Ashe 

Mebane  Henry,  clerk  C  F  &  Y  V  RR,  h  224  s  Ashe 

Mebane  Claude,  book-keeper,  h  224  s  Ashe 

Mebane  Sally,  col,  servt,  h  221  e  Lee 

Mebane  Jennie,  col,  servt,  h  221  e  Lee 

Melkin  Miss  Flora,  wks  liosiery  mills,  bds  701  s  Elm 

Melton  Miss  Ellen,  stenographer,  bds  127  Church 

Melvin  Jim,  carpenter,  bds  412  w  Lee 

*Melvin  D  F,  carpenter,  h  314  Walker  ave 

'''Mendenhall  J  R,  Mayor,  Greensboro  sash  and  blind  co,  h  629 

Asheboro 
Mendenhall  Miss  Hattie,  h  629  Asheboro 
Mendenhall  Walter,  h  629  Asheboro 


OW      PARR    Ai     Pn      Insurance     Special  attention  given  to  Country  Busi- 
.     WW.    UMnn    «x    \J\1.,  ness,  Dwellings,  Barns   and   Stores  of  Permanent 
Residents.    233>^  South  Elm  Street,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

^Mendenhall  W  D,  sec  and  treas  Guilford  Lumber  Co,  h  329  e 

Bragg 
Mendenhall  Miss  Judith,  boarding  house,  302  s  Elm 
Mendenhall  R  P,  h  302  s  Elm 
Mendenhall  Wm,  col,  tob  worker,  h  132  s  Gilmer 
Mendenhall  Aaron,  col,  lab,  h  525  Macon 
Mendenhall  Tone,  col,  h  nr  Boone 

*Mendenhall  Louis,  col,  carpenter,  h  376  w  Lee  • 

Meredith  Miss  Louisa,  h  121  Bain 
Merrick  Jas,  col,  street  hand,  h  611  Lindsay 
^Merrimon    B   H,  mfr  spokes  and  handles,  Delphine  st,  h  2-35  n 

Edgeworth 
*Merritt  John  W,  com  trav,  h  810  Pearson 
^Merritt  J  Harper,  salesman,  h  427  n  Greene 
Merritt  Henry,  col,  wks  RR,  h  234  n  Percy 
Mesley  Mrs  Eliza,  wid,  h  213  e  Gaston 
*Mesley  .James,  moulder,  h  213  e  Gaston 
Metcalf  Miss  Ella,  h  334  Asheboro 

*MichailX  Rev  J  L,  editor  Daily  Workman,  h  517  n  Greene 
Michaux  Miss  Annie,  h  517  n  Greene 
Michaux  J  S,  lawyer,  h  517  n  Greene 

Michaux  Dr  E  R,  physician,  office  234?  s  Elm,  h  517  n  Greene 
Michaux  Miss  L  C,  h  328  e  Lee 
Miller  Mrs  Nellie  H,  h  224  e  Washington 


•yHE  "GATE  CITY"   Grocery    Stores   have  long  been  noted   for  their 
^    neatness — not  dirty  and  filthy  like  such  stores  are  in  many  places.     Our 
store  is  neat,  clean,  well  lighted  and  nicely  arranged.    J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  67 

Miller  &  Lindsay,  Mutual  Life  Ins  Co,  107  e  Washington 

Miller  S  L,  Miller  &  Lindsay,  insurance 

Miller  Martha,  col,  h  125  Boone 

Milliken  T  C,  clerk  U  S  Marshal,  bds  127  Church 

Milton  Sim,  col,  carpenter,  h  301  Maple 

Minor  &  Mitchell,  leaf  tob,  229-231  Belle  Meade, 

Minor  Julia,  col,  h  117  n  Percy 

Mitchell  S  S,  Minor  &  Mitchell,  bds  Rankin  House 

CONTRACTORS. 


Bain  Building  Company, 


*Mitchell  Jas,  carpenter,  h  210  e  McCulloch 
Mitchell  Jas,  col,  h  172  w  McCulloch 
Mitchell  Louisa,  col,  h  239  Mebane 
Mitchell  John,  col,  lab,  h  320  n  Percy 
Mitchell  Marinda,  col,  maid,  Benbow  House 
Mitchell  Lum,  col,  driver,  h  1022  Ashe 
Mock  Ark,  col,  lab,  h  134  n  Mendenhall 
Mock  Louisa,  col,  h  134  n  Mendenhall 


The  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Company, 

OF  NEW  YORK, 

MILLERSLIN  DSA  Y,  State  Agents, 

» 

o-ptEEisrsBono,  isr.  o. 

Office;  in  IST atioraal  Banli  B  ij.ilcii3rag, 
WEST  WASHINGTON  STREET. 


THELAEGEST!  THE  STEOIEST !  THE  BEST! 


Correspondence  solicited  from  parties  desiring  t(3  insure  or  to 
take  agencies. 


WORTTI-WTIAP.TON  Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 

fT  WAV  A  14      Vf   U**4«*W4l  REAL  ESTATE  nEAT,ERS. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


68 GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

*MoflEitt  H  L,  road  supervisor,  h  221  s  Davie 

Mogridge  Mrs  Lizzie,  h  301  s  Elm 

*Monroe  Oscar,  carpenter,  h  658  Chestnut 

Monroe  House,  124  Buchanan 

*Monroe  W  M,  prop  Monroe  House,  124  Buchanan 

Monroe  Miss  Emma,  h  124  Buchanan 

Monroe  Miss  Lizzie,  h  124  Buchanan 

Monroe  Miss  Florence,  h  124  Buchanan 

Montgomery  Miss  Lou,  seam^itress,  h  215  e  Market 

Montgomery  Miss  Dora,  seamstress,  h  215  e  Market 

^Montgomery  John,  carpenter    h  119  s  Gilmer 

^Montgomery  J  C,  h  240  w  Bragg 

Moody  Miss  L,  housekeeprr,  wks  414  n  Elm 

Moody  Manna,  col,  sert,  h  517  w  Market 

Moore  Jos  S,  book-keeper,  bds  625  s  Ehii 

YOUR  TRAVELING  BAG  is  not  more  essential  to  your  comfort  on  a  journey  than 
KODAK— the  Perfect  Headache  Cure.    Price  10  cents. 
RICHARDSON  &  FARISS,  Sole  Proprietors. 

*Moore  James  S,  train  dispatcher,  h  213  e  Lee 

*Moore  Rev  R  R,  boarding  house  keeper,  301  s  Elm 

Moore  A  F,  shoemaker,  506  s  Elm 

Moore's  Mineral  Springs,  Spring  Garden  st 

Moore  Chas  E,  C  M  Vanstory  &  Co,  clothiers,  h  214  e  Market 

*Moore  W  S,  notions,  123  e  Market,  h  214  e  Market 

*Moore  J  A,  wks  cotton  mills,  h  803  e  Sycamore 

*Moore  Madison,  carpenter,  h  121  Bain 

Moore  Prof.  C  H,  vice-presd't  Bennett  College,  h  232  Mebane 

Moore  Elijah,  col,  cook,  h  627  Ashe 

Moore  John,  col,  blacksmith,  h  377  w  Bragg 

Moore  Henry,  col,  h  829  Vunce 

Moore  Charlie,  col,  lab,  1045  w  Market 

Moore  Fannie,  col,  h  870  s  Elm 

Moore  Lucy,  col,  h  870  s  Elm 

Moore  Allen,  col,  wks  R  R,  h  1007  Ashe 

MONROE  HOUSEX 


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BOARD  BT  THE  DAT,  WEEK  OR  nONTH. 

Transient  Rates,  $1.00  to  $1.50  per  Day. 
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BEEN  LOOKING  FOR  A  LONG  TIME  for  perfection  in  a  Cracker  and 
have  found  it  at  last  in  the  celebrated  "Orange  Blossom."    A  trial  is 
all  we  ask  for  it ;  it  will  do  its  own  talking.    Sold  by  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  69 

Moiehead  Jas  T,  lawyer,  office  104J  n  Elm,  h  205  w  Sycamore,  bds 

Ben  bow  House 
*Morehead  Jos  M,  farmer,  h  215  Eugene 
Morehead  Fannie,  col,  h  330  w  Whittington 
Morehead  Judie,  col,  h  330  w  Whittington 
Morehead  Susan,  col,  h  214  e  Market 
Morehead  Geo,  col,  wks  215  Eugene 
Morehead  Pink,  col,  lab,  h  506  Lindsay 
Morehead  Caroline,  col,  h  632  e  Lindsay 
Morehead  J  J,  col,  shoemaker,  h  308  Maple 
Morehead  Julius,  col,  h  134  s  Gilmer 

*Morris  Prof  J  P,  col,  prof  in  Bennett  College,  h  Bennett  at 
Morris  Miss  Ella,  h  701  s  Elm 
Morse  Evan,  bds  421  Arlington 
*Morse  L,  h  137  n  Mendenhall 
*Movvrey  John,  h  818  w  Market 

Mt  Airy  Granite  Co,  office  301  Walker  av 

Murchison  J  A,  carpenter,  bds  335  s  Elm 

*Murchison  T  J,  salesman,  h  339  s  Ashe 

*MurcMson  J  C,  master  tranis  C  F  &  Y  V  R  R,  bds  212  e  Market 

Murphy  Miss  Mary,  h  328  Asheboro 

Murphy  S  T,  machinist,  bds  301  s  Elm 

Murphy  Mrs  M  A,  h  2086  e  Market 

Murphy  W  L,  col,  lab,  h  116  East 

Murphy  Thos,  col,  lab,  h  410  Chestnut 

Murray  Will,  h  323  Asheboro 

Murray  Miss  Maggie  h  323  Asheboro 

Murray  R  "W,  book-keeper  Guilford  Bank,  h  323  Asheboro 

^Murray  W  R,  dry  goods,  214  s  Elm,  h  323  Asheboro 

*Murray  Ernest,  wks  cotton  mills,  h  213  Clinton 

National  Bank,  335  s  Elm 

National  Hotel,  col,  218  Market  sqr 

*Neale  J  H,  road  contractor,  h  "Everhope,"  outside  limits,  w 

*Neese  J  H,  marble  yard  116  e  Market,  h  613  Arlington 

Nelson  Mrs  L  A,  wid,  h  202  Eugene 

Nelson  J  J,  C  S  C,  h  202  Eugene 

Nelson  Miss  Olivia,  h  202  Eugene 

Nelson  Miss  Alice,  h  202  Eugene 

Nelson  Andrew,  col,  carpenter,  h  1000  Ashe 

Nelson  Joseph,  col,  carpenter,  h  820  Austin 

Nelson  A  G  &  Sous,  groceries,  1000  Ashe 

Nelson  Nancy,  col,  h  14    w  McCulloch 

N  Y  Racket  Store,  J  D  Collins  prop,  320  and  322  s  Elm 

♦Newcomb  E  G,  barroom  329  s  Elm,  h  216  Fayetteville 

*Newell  Wilson,  cond  R  &  D,  h  324  w  Lee 

*Newell  M  G,  dry  goods  and  groceries  420  and  422  Asheboro,  h  603 

Asheboro 
Nichols  Wm,  col,  mattress  maker,  h  218  w  Bragg 


WnRTH-WHARTON    ^^^^  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 

fwUllill       fwUHniUl^  REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


70 GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

ISrichols  J  J,  matress  mfr,  wks  225  s  Davie 
*Nicholson  J  M,  clerk,  h  427  Walker  ave 
Norwood  Atlas,  col,  h  811  s  Cedar 
Nocho  J  R,  mail  agent,  h  401  e  Market 
N  C  Steel  and  Iron  Co,  office  126  s  Elm 
Nunnally  J  W,  wks  R&D,  bds  329  w  Lee 
*Oakley  J  L,  carpenter,  h  636  Mendenhall 
Oaklev  Mrs  Lou,  tob  worker,  h  112  w  Gaston 

Oak  Hill  Hosiery  Mills,  llOi  Lewis 

Oak  Hill  Roller  Mills,  bet  C  F  &  Y  V  and  R  &  D  RR 

0  K  Bakery,  W  A  Earriss,  prop,  358  s  Elm 
^O'Brien  John,  lab,  h  220  Clinton 

O'Connell  Rev  P,  col.  St  Matthew  M  E  Ch,  h  609  Ashe 
O'Connor  John,  h  s  Elm,  outside  limits 
O'Connor  Miss  Maggie,  h  s  Elm,  outside  limits 

1  nCCCC     An  IIICTCn  and  Promptly  Paid  on  Insurance  Placed  through  O.  W, 
LUOOto    AUJUO  I  lU  Carr  &  Co.,  233X  South  Elm  St.,  Greensboro. 

O'Connor  Arthur,  h  s  Elm,  outside  limits 

O'Connor,  Thos,  jr,  prop  O'Connor  dairy,  h  s  Elm,  outside  lim 

=*0'Connor,  Thos,  sr.,  farmer,  h  s  Elm,  outside  limits 

♦O'Connor  James,  wks  RR,  h  904  Asheboro 

Odell  Albert,  lab,  h  800  e  Market 

Odell  Lawson,  h  800  e  Market 

*OdeU  A  C,  lab,  h  800  e  Market 

Odell  Miss  Flora,  h  800  e  Market 

Odell  Miss  Lizzie,  h  800  e  Market 

*Odell  J  M,  Pres't  Odell  Hardware  Co,  also  N  C  Steel  and  Iron 

Co,  h  313  e  Washington 
Odell  Hardware  Co,  323  and  325  s  Elm 
Oliver  Rena,  col,  107?  w  Gaston 
Omhoundro  Mrs  M,  milliner,  h  503  n  Edgeworth 
Omhoundro  &  Co,  Mrs,  millinery,  105  w  Market 


OAK  HILL  HOSIERY  MILLS, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

flllK^inds  Seamless  }4osietg, 

110>^  Lewis  Street, 
GRRRNSBORO.  N.  C. 


'X'ROPICAL  FRUITS,  such  as  Oranges,  Bananas,  Pine  Apples,  Cocoanuts, 
-■■    Lemons,  &c.,  always  on  hand  at 

J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO.'S. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  71 

Orrell  Mrs  Lee,  wid.  h  300  cor  Greene  and  Clay 

Orrell  Miss  Lillie,  h  300  cor  Greene  and  Clay 

O'Sullivan  E  C,  plummer  and  tinner,  329  s  Elm,  h  Ashe 

O'Sullivan  Mrs  J  E,  wid,  h  712  Ashe 

Osborn  Chas,  p  o  clerk,  bds  213  e  Market 

Overbauu;h  E  W,  com  trav,  bds  McAdoo  House 

Owen  John  D,  apprentice,  h  424  e  Washington 

Owen  Jas  A,  moulder,  h  424  e  Washington 

Owen  Chas,  h  424  e  Washington 

Owen  Mrs  D  A,  wid,  h  424  e  Washington 

Pace  Mrs  Julia  A,  wid,  h  804  Asheboro 

*Pace  T  H,  New  Home  S  M  Co,  h  230  Ashe 

Pace  Miss  Mattie,  h  230  Ashe 

Pace  Miss  Minnie,  h  230  Ashe 

~~  CONTRACTORS. 


Bain  Building  Company, 


Page  P  E,  clerk  C  F  &  Y  V  R  R,  bds  327  e  Market 

Palmer  Simon,  col,  lab,  h  238  n  Percy 

Palmer  Liza,  col,  h  127  w  McCulloch 

*  Parker  Rev  E  P,  h  866  Bellvue 

Parker  Miss  Mary,  h  220  n  Greene 

Parker  Miss  D,  h  301  s  Elm 

Parker  Miss  A,  h  1058  w  Market 

Parker  W  L,  wks  R  R,  h  866  Bellvue 

*Parker  L  D,  R  R  conductor,  h  816  Bellvue 

Parker  Geo,  col,  well  digger,  h  209  Maple 

Parmer  Washington,  col,  lab,  210  s  Davie 

Parrish  John,  carpenter,  bds  335  s  Elm 

Parrish  Miss  Sulah,  h  312  n  Greene 

Parrish  J  H,  blacksmith,  h  312  n  Greene 


PURE  MILK 

Can  always  be  had  from  the 

O'Connot^  Daify, 

South  Elm  Street, 

rnOS.  O'CONNOR,  jr.,  Frofk. 

Send  in  your  orders  for  Milk   in  any  quantity,  or  hand  to 
Wagons,  which  make  double-daily  rounds. 


WORTH-WHARTON 


Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


72 GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  . 

Patillo  Henry,  col,  h  109  n  Percy  -5 

♦Patterson  A  C,  Revenue  service,  bds  Asheboro  j 

Patterson  W  R,  clerk  R  &  D,  bds  115  Ashe  ? 

Patterson  John,  col,  brick-layer,  h  608  Lindsay  i 

Patton  Dolpb,  col,  wks  R  R,  h  828  Factory  ^ 

Payne  Mrs  Jno  W,  wid,  h  127  Church  ;! 

Payne  &  Graham,  barbers,  329  s  Elm  ; 

Payne  R  B,  col,  barber,  h  151  w  McCulloch  j 

♦Peacock  Dred,  Prof.  Languages  and  Nat  Sciences,  G  F  C  \ 

Pearce  Wm  H,  clerk,  bds  230  e  Market  ,  | 

Pearce  0  F,  grocery  366  s  Elm,  h  222  e  Market  j 

Pearce  Miss  Julia,  h  225  e  Market  | 

*Pearce  J  R,  auctioneer,  h  225  e  Market  I 

^OR  A  PLEASANT  AND  EFFECTIVE  TONIC  for  ladies  and  children,  try  our  '{ 

Beef  Wine  and  Iron.    Price  50  cts.  Pint  Bottle.  } 

RICHARDSON  &  FARISS,  "Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists.  ) 


w 


Pearce  Shelley,  brick  mason,  h  225  e  Market 

Pearce  Robert,  plasterer,  h  225  e  Market 

Peck  Miss  Mary  J,  pastry  cook,  Benbow  House 

Peeples  Miss  Susie,  h  442  e  Washington 

Pegram  S  J  &  Co,  Tobacco  Works,  209  Buchanan 

Peoples  Janey,  col,  h  445  e  Washington 

Peoples  B  A,  col,  h  445  e  Washington 

Perkins  A  N,  clerk  McAdoo  House 

Perkins  Alice,  col,  dom,  h  346  Asheboro 

Perry  J  L,  fruits,  &c,  205  s  Elm 

Perry  W  J,  car  inspector  C  F  &  Y  V  R  R,  h  828  Vance 

♦Peters  H  B,  coal  agent,  h  347  Ashe 

Peters  George,  col,  carpenter,  h  721  Ashe 

Petty  J  W,  W  C  Bain  Building  Co,  bds  346  s  Ashe 


JOHN  J.  PHOENIX, 

210,  212,  214,  215  S.  Davie  St., 

The  Largest  Produce  Dealer 

IN  NORTH  CAROLINA. 
Spot  Cash  Paid  for  Everything  in  the  Produce  Line. 


THERE  is  a  big  diflference  between  "cheap  goods"  and  first-class  goods 
cheap.    Stop  a  minute  and  consider  this  fact  and  make  your  purchases 
from  first-class  houses  is  the  advice  of  J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 


GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  73 

Peirce  Frank  A,  civil  engineer,  r  218  n  Elm 

Petty  Miss  Mary  M,  h  346  Ashe 

Petty  Miss  Annie  F,  h  346  Ashe 

Petty  C  W,  clerk,  h  346  Ashe 

Petty  G-  E,  furniture  factory,'  h  346  Ashe 

Petty  Miss  Roe  J,  h  346  Ashe 

Petty  Mrs  M  V,  wid,  h  346  Ashe 

Petty  Nathaniel,  wks  Crown  Mills,  h  nr  Crown  Mills 

Peyton  Miss  Lula,  h  121  w  Sycamore 

*Phipps  J  Henry,  dry  good  and  groceries  500  Asheboro,  h  518  do 

*Phelps  Elija,  carpenter,  h  1006  s  Cedar 

*Phoenix  J  J,  produce,  216  s  Davie,  h  outside  limit 

Phoenix  Robt,  salesman  216  s  Davie,  h  bey  limit,  e 

Pickard  T  M  &  Bro,  groceries  and  produce,  100  n  Davie 

*Pickard  W  R,  groceries,  h  102  n  Davie 

Pickard  T  M  &  R  0,  groceries,  101  e  Market 

*Pickard  T  M,  grocer,  h  233  n  Cedar 

Pickard  Miss  Mamie,  h  233  n  Cedar 

Pickett  Drury,  col,  lab,  h  213  n  Forbis 

Piedmont  Bank,  119  s  Elm 

Piedmont  Drug  Co,  231  s  Elm 

*Pigford  J  E,  McDuffie  &  Pigford,  h  309  Lindsay 

Pigford  Miss  Alice,  h  309  Lindsay 

Pigford  Miss  Maribelle,  h  309  Lindsay 

Pitts  &  Love,  clothing  and  shoes,  364  s  Elm 

*  Pitts  J  R,  merchant,  h  351  w  Bragg 

*Pinix  W  B,  lab,  h  831  Bellevue 

Pinnix  Harriet,  col,  h  348  w  Washington 

Pleasants  Reuben,  brick  mason,  bds  335  s  Elm 

Pleasants  Wm,  brick  mason,  bds  335  s  Elm 

Pleasants  Thomas,  painter,  h  2093  East 

*Poezolt  Eugene,  tailor,  h  335  n  Greene 

*Poland  W  E,  harness  maker,  h  125  Bain 

Poland  Miss  Sadie,  wks  hosiery  mill,  h  125  Bain 

Poland  Miss  Emma,  wks  hosiery  mill,  h  125  Bain 

*Pool  Rev  S,  pastor  Centenary  M  E  Church,  h  703  Asheboro 

Pool  Edw.  J,  lawyer,  h  703  Asheboro 

Pool  Clarence  K,  student,  h  703  Asheboro 

Pool  Warren  D,  clerk,  h  703  Asheboro 

Pool  S  C,  Stenographer,  h  703  Asheboro 

Pool  Eugene  J,  h  703  Asheboro 

Pool  Theodore  A,  private  sec,  h  703  Asheboro 

Pool  W  L,  col,  candy  maker,  wks  358i  s  Elm 

*Pope  R  C,  h  439  s  King 

*Pope  P  C,  drummer,  439  s  King 

Porter  Miss  Lina,  teacher,  h  430  w  Market 

♦Porter  W  C,  druggist,  h  442  w  Market 


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if  Un  I   n*  If  n  An  l  U  W  real  estate  DEAXEES,    '     1 

110  South  Elm  street.         ^       i      >    ■  -    -        i       v  ■    J. 

74  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

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*Porter  J  A,  furniture  repairer,  h  411  Delphina 

Porter  Miss  Elizabeth,  art  teacher,  G  F  C       ;  ,    /^  .|^  ; 

Porter  Miss  Hattie,  music  teacher  GF  C  "  , -^  ■' 

Porter  S  W,  wks  Star  warehouse,  h  430  w  Market 

*Potts  R  E,  So  Ex  Co,  h  104  s  Greene 

Powell  &  Wharton,  dry  gqqds,  &c,;233  s  Elm      ,     ^ 

*Powell  0  N,  Powell  &  Wharton,  h  402  w  Wasliingtqu,^     .:       ,..'[ 

Powell  Miss  Dora,  h  402  w  Washington  ^  ■,:  .,     /   ^  _.^j    ^■.^.   [ 

Powell  Jeff,  wks  R  B,  hds  310 ,Asheboro  /  '  '/  '    ,,  ,',i^'  ','-*   ;  ,  '| 

Powell  Miss  Maggie,  h  828  Vanqe  ;',■        ...  ;      _  ,;     ■; 

Powell  Ereskin,;  col,  h  337  s  Davie  ,   -  -       : 

Praer  Seymour,  col,  lab,  h  128  Beach  ,    ,,,       ,     r- 

Pretzfelder  Dry  Goods  aud.^hoe  Co,^210;s  Elm';  / 

Pretzfelder  Maurice,  dry  goods,  r  210  s  Elm       ,     ,        ^     ,  , 

Presbyterian  Church,  col,  210  n  Fbrbis    '  ,^  •.£ 

*Price  P  D,  capitalist,  h  305  e  Washington  \     '  ^         ;  ;>- 

Price  Sam'l  S,  sec  and  treas  So  Ins  Co,  ;bds  McAdoo  fiouse 

Price  Ira  T,  col,  lab,  h  w  Market  ..  \'',  ^ 

*Prince  J  H,  merchant,  228  s  EJm,  h  106  w  ,Bi:agg  ^,   ,:  ,    j 

Pritchett  Mrs  Eliza,  h  921  s  Elm  '  ^  "  ■     ,  ii'i'l.M 

Pritchett  Mrs  Catharine,  wid,h '912  e  Market    .  .;  Mi!,,:'! 

Pritchett  Miss  Sue,  h  410  Asheboro   ,  ,  i    ;  ! 

0\A/      PARR    Jii     P(\     Insurance,  Accident^  Fire,  Life  and  Tornado' '  J3iily 
.     ¥¥.    UHnn     \3L    V»U.,  Eirst-Class  Foreign  aad  American  Companies  Kepre}- 
sented.    233>^  South  Elm  Street,  GreensborOiN.  O.  '  ■     '  !  , 

Pritchett  Miss  Maggie,  h  410  Asheboro  ■(,  !   ■''  -'  ^  1 

Pritchett  J  A,  janitor  U  S  court  house,  h  410  Ashebor}:j   .^j   |_  ^.,5,1 

Pritchett  Miss  Etta,  h  410  Asheboro,  ','  '^  '•■■■'  ■/'; 

Pritchett  J  W,  carpenter,  h  410  Aslieboro. 

Pritchett  Geo  W,  clerk  Benbow  Hpuse,  h  4i0  Aslieboro 

Pritchett  Ben,  col,  h  146  w,  McCulloch  /<[ 

*Proctor  H  J,  shoemaker,  h  330i  s  Elm 

Pugh  R  M,  h  221  Church 

Pugh  Jabez,  lab,  bds  201  Whittington 

*Pugh  Jno  W,  groceries,  219  Church,  h  221  Church   ,  .1 

Pugh  Charles,  clerk,  h  221  Church  '     :  ,  | 

Pugh  John,  lab,  bds  201  Whittington  ,  :.= 

Pugh  Mrs  Kate,  wid,  h  400  e  McCulloch 

Pugh  Mrs  S  C,  wid,  h  Pearson  , 

Puryear  R  0,  engineer,  bds  Monroe  House 

Quate  Richard,  h  208  Belle  Meade  ^v 

Quate  Miss  Cora,  dom,  h  404  w  Market 

Ramsey  Miss  Alice,  h  324  n  Greene 

Railroad  Eating  House,  cor  s  Elm  and  Bucl 

*Rankin  John  H,  jailer,  h  107  e  Gaston 

Rankin  Charles,  student,  h  107  e  Gaston 

Rankin  Arthur,  clerk,  h  107  e  Gaston ''  |1 

Rankin  Miss  Maggie,  h  107  e  Gaston  ' 


"TiTTE  doii't  claim  to  seirgoo^s  for  lesq.  yiain  ..ef^ryisaa^ -efei^,  iber  * 

VV     claim  to  sell  them  a^cos^to .certain •'-'hard  customer?,"  hut  we  sell  at 
at  a  living  profit  to  all.  J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  75 

Rinkin  Mrs  Jane,  wid,  h  327  n  Greene   .i      .    ; 
Rankin  Miss  Callie,  h  827  n  Greene    ; ,  ■    t 

Rankin  Col  W  S,  clerk,  h  218  n  Elm  ...     <,./..'■>     i 

*Rankin  \V  R,  clerk,  h  325  W  Market  .  1  • .  •■/  .t  7/  -j-,;  1     - 

Rankin  Thos,  col,  driver,  ii  715  n  Gilmer  r,  W  ri  /;  -i  '.  /  i  i. 
Rankin  Susan,  col,  dom,  h  218  n  Elm-  1-..  ,  yln  .*'".  •>  ;  ir;^.r  ,'.  7  li  I 
Ransom  Alice,  col,  h  811  Ashe  ■  '  ;  ,.  .•-.  ^,•,•J:■.  u  .1  i.  il  1;  I 
Ramsour  J  B,  book-keeper,  Keely  Institute  ,  .  r.  1  ,.t  o  .  -ii  <>  I 
Ray  Mrs  Angeletta,  wid,  h  215  e  Market  <•.!.:  .:.    ■<  i/l  -J-;    ••    i 

*Ray  Peter  L,  printer  and  binder,  h  215  e  Market  .  i;<»J  •f.\\  .  \ 
Rav  Major,  col,  porter,  R&D  RR,  h  811  Ashe  ,  •-,  •,!  \(.  >.  -i ;  A 
*Rtaves  W  T,  lab,  h  429  w  Bragg,  .  t  :    ,  >.  .  ^:   .   -■ 

Reddin  Miss  Maggie,  wks  knitting  mills,  bds  701  s  Elmi.  (>>-,■.•)  1.  \ 
Reddin  Miss  Ella,  wks  knitting  mills,  bds  701s  Elm  1,..  li./-  -i-^  ..  i 
Redding  Cicero,  lab,  bds  201  Whittington  t  I  1;  .-  ;i  ;i  )  ,1  ^1  •<  <-  I 
Reed  Jannie,  col,  dom,  h  316  Lindsay  •;  >  '■(  .1:  \  w  \  >  r,-,.  j  •»  »  [ 
Reed  Major,  col,:  lab,  b  239  n  Gilmer  •  ;  i!  .;  ii u  t.^.  i i/l  ,,..-:  •>  'A 
Reed  Julius,  tob  worker,  h  302  s  Davie/  ■  .-n  ..<.■)  ;  ■  •,.'^.  ,  u  iii-  )i 
Reed  Ida,  col,  wks  447  w  Washington  -  --,  •  .  o;:  il  .1'  ;.  c  >.  f  ('<.:'•' 
Reed  Wm,  col,  serv%  h  1058  w  Market  ,  ,i  !>r//  .  i  1^  l(  ^iif:  ■  :i 
Reed  Wyatt,  col,  lab,  h  813  Ashe  ,  :  ■,[[!■  .u^M...\  -t. 
Reed  Victoria,  col,  h  604  s  Spring  '  '.  --    1.    * 

*Reece  J  M,  Reece  &  Elam,  h  100  cor,  Greene  and  w  Market 

CONTRACTOR^.  •" 

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Bain  Building  Company, 


Reece  &  Elam,  Daily  Record,  222  s  Elm  ..  ,.  \)  -.■■x.--.  ■)  •)-  51 
*Rees  W  H,  ass't  p  m,  h  214  w  Gaston  -i  '  .n  ,c  l  :  w  'm  'j*.<i.i 

Rees  R  M,  city  tax  collector,  bds  e  Gaston  :  ,  •!!  '••■'  .  '/   \-   >.  :.\'-' 

Rees  Mrs  L  A,  wid,  supt  culinary  dept  G  FC.  /.  i'  ii  d  .1  /.  r^.r-..^,* 
Rees  John,  bds  214  w  Gaston  ,.  ;  ,,  /  f',-:v  -A  jntiuf -i  p-.  iR  i-^.  .Jl 
Reeves  John,  col,  lab,  h  e  Market  -  i  <  \  a  1  m  r.u  ■.  ,1  J  aaoS''' 
Reinicker  Mrs  E  F,  wid,  h  506  w  Market:;  [  .1  ..,!  t  [r_  y/i\[^  n  .^^oH 
*Reynolds  Frank,  carpenter,  h  801  e  Bragg  >•  •];•!/■.  ;->.ii/;  nd'r:  /I 
^Reynolds  C  H,  Pres't  Guilford  Lumber  Poy.h.  3^3%^  3r4gg>  feo.i 
Reynolds  Miss  Ida,  h  323  e  Bragg  IT  d   .1  1  .•>  \)bA  iiojiiv,,.}] 

*Reynolds  E  A,  lab,  h  105-  e  McCullooh  :  J,  ii  >l  /  .X  )  >i-  o-id^-.;.* 
Rhodes  Amanda,' col, .serv't^h  235  n  Ed^eworthi ■  .'//  '/  'id  wn  )?■'■ 
*Rice  J  F,  carpenter,  h  325  e  Lee  '.'.<  'A  -.  /<■'<'■  hIhI  ,i.  n  .(.  (,  y//.  il 
Rice  Ben,  col,  laborer,  h  427  Cole  •;   b  -  /  n  o^^    l  'j  d  H  =v/oiI 

Rice  Miss  Leta,  h,  328'e  Lee  _  i  T  .-  <>  i  7  1   .11  ■  y.)  -i^vh  Oi<* 

Ricks  Miss  Mary,  dom,  h  633  Ashe  n  >  i,/!  .<i^.  .:  .ijli-J  -^AU.  .1  II 
*Richardson  J  M,  savings  bank,  h  615  w  Gaston  .n  ,;-.  d  )  \i-><':ii)l 
Richardson  Miss  Sallie,  h  615:  w  Gaston  •  :  )ii)  1  >."//  /.  -/'lUtni'A 
Richardson  EE,  clerk,  h  615  w  Gaston  ':  ;•  .biv/  ,M  il  -.  U  1  Inn 
Richardson  Dr  W  J,  109}  s  Elm,  h  615  w-Gagtoii  w  .//  •  ul)  ;»  ;>  ii 
*Richardson,  J  W,  h  834  w  Market:  -/  -fii    !  ,iiroL.  rioeq  n.>.''' 

*Richardson  L,  Richardson  &  Farl-i^,  h  135  Siiii'tb-i</.  in'^',nii;i 
Richardson  &  Fariss,  druggists,  121  s  Elm 


WORTH-WHARTON 


Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


ye  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

Richardson  Lewis,  col,  brick-mason,  h  507  Lindsay 

Richardson  Armstead,  col,  coachman,  h  830  Austin 

Ridge  &  Young,  fancy  groceries,  362  s  Elm 

*Ridge  L  N,  police,  h  119  Bain 

*Ridge  W  J,  grocer,  h  516  n  Greene 

Riley  Miss  Nary,  bds  516  n  Greene 

Riley  Miss  Bettie,  wks  hosiery  mills,  r  330j  s  Elm 

Roach  J  A,  tobacconist,  bds  107  e  Gaston 

Robert  Portner's  Brewing  Co,  119  Buchanan 

Roberts  Miss  Minnie,  h  908  Asheboro 

Roberts  Louisa,  col,  h  116  w  Gaston 

Roberts  Mollie,  col,  h  9(>3  e  Market 

*Robertson  Dr  R  F,  dentist,  h  438  Church 

Robertson  J  B,  shoemaker,  bds  200  w  Market 

Robertson  Mrs  Lucy,  wid,  teacher  G  F  C,  h  443  w  Sycamore 

Robertson  Charles,  h  100  cor  Greene  and  w  Market 

Robertson  Samuel,  marble  cutter,  bds  3302  s  Elm 

Robertson  Miss  Jaunita,  h  100  cor  Greene  and  w  Market 

Robinson  Shefie,  col,  wks  Vanstory's  stables 

*Robinson  A  T,  h  300  s  Spring 

Rose  Mrs  Maggie,  wid,  h  3086  e  Market 

Rogers  Annie,  col,  h  211  n  Percy 

*Roles  M,  carpenter,  h  116  w  Price 

DIPUADnCflM    0     CADICC     wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists. 
nlUnAnUoUrl    Ot    rAnlOO,  Physicians'  Supplies  our  Specialty, 

Rosche  Miss  Florence,  h  302  s  Elm 

Rosche  Miss  Gertrude,  h  302  s  Elm 

Rosemond  John,  fireman,  bds  202  e  Market 

*Ross  J  W,  contractor,  h  601  Arlington 

*Ros8  A  L,  h  601  Arlington 

Ross  Miss  Emma,  h  428  Arlington 

*RoSS  L  F,  hosiery  mills,  h  428  Arlington 

Rosson  Miss  Mattie,  h  113  s  Gilmer 

Rosson  Miss  Mary  E,  h  113  s  Gilmer 

Rosson  Mrs  Ellen,  h  113  s  Gilmer 

Rosson  Eddie,  lab,  h  113  s  Gilmer 

*Rothrock  C  N,  wks  R  &  D  RR,  h  524i  s  Elm 

*Rowe  Dr  W  W,  dentist,  101^  e  Market,  h  220  s  Elm 

Rowe  J  J,  ag't,  bds  837  s  Elm 

Rowe  Sallie,  h  233  n  Cedar 

*Royster  Geo  H,  dry  goods,  112  s  Elm,  h  434  Church 

Rue  Miss  Lulu,  h  818  Pearson 

Russell  Chas,  col,  painter,  h  820  Ashe 

Rumley  A  W,  carpenter,  bds  301  s  Elm 

Rutter  Mrs  R  P,  wid,  h  328  e  McCulloch 

Rutter  Geo  W,  tob  worker,  h  328  e  McCulloch 

*Sampson  John,  h  612  Asheboro 

Sampson  Miss  Ada,  h  612  Asheboro 


LOOK  AROUND  all  you  like  and  compare  prices  with  other  houses, 
but,  quality  of  goods  considered,  you  will  do  no  better  any  where  than 
at  the  "old  reliable"  house  of  J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  ^^ 

Sampson  Miss  Hattie,  artist,  h  612  Asheboro 

*Saunders  Jas.  shoe-maker,  h  404  e  Market 

Saunders  Ellis,  col,  restaurant,  h  230  s  Davie 

*Savery  A,  auctioneer,  h  103  e  Market 

Sasher  Ed,  col,  lab,  h  114  w  Gaston 

Scales  Mrs  Mary,  wid,  h  200  s  Spring 

Scales  Miss  Irving  h  310  e  Washington 

Scales  Miss  Annie,  h  310  e  Washington 

Scales  Mrs  E  H,  wid,  h  310  e  Washington 

Scales  Alfred,  teacher,  h  310  e  Washington 

Scales  Miss  Kate,  h  310  e  Washington 

^Scarborough  S  W,  grocer,  w  Market,  h  825  McGhee 

Schenck  &  Schenck,  lawyers,  office  115  n  Elm 

*Schenck  D,  attorney  R  &  D  RR,  h  403  n  Edgeworth 

Schenck  W  E.  transfer  clerk  R  &  D  RR,  h  403  n  Edgeworth 

Schenck  D  Jr,  lawyer,  h  403  n  Edgeworth 

Schenck  John  R,  h  403  n  Edgeworth 

Schenck  Michael,  h  403  n  Edgeworth 

Schenck  J  S,  h  403  n  Edgeworth 

Schenck  Miss  Rebecca  B,  h  403  n  Edgeworth 

*Schenck  Dr  D  R,  Pres't  Greensboro  Wat,  Co,  311  n  Edgeworth 

*Schoolfield  J  W,  mail  carrier,  h  508  n  Greene 

*Schultz  C  A,  clerk,  h  230  e  Market 

Schultz  Mrs  Minnie,  dress-maker,  h  230  e  Market 

Scott  J  W  &  Co,  jobbers  dry  goods  and  groceries,  240-242  s  Elm 

Scott  J  W  &  Co's  warehouse,  108  and  110  w  Washington 

Scott  L  M,  lawyer  111  Court  sq,  h  124  Fayetteville 

Scott  J  P,  book-keeper,  h  320  n  Forbis 

Scott  Wm,  h  320  n  Forbis 

Scott  J  W,  (J  W  Scott  &  Co)  h  303  Lindsay 

^'^Scott  W  A,  police,  h  240  Belle  Meade  av 

*Scott  David  N,  police,  h  218  e  Gaston 

Scott  H  L  &  Co,  leaf  dealers,  122  n  Elm 

*Scott  M  E,  carpenter,  h  411  e  Market 


LEVI  M.  SCOTT, 

Attorney  ^  Coansellop  at  liauu, 

111  Court  Square, 

c3-k.e:e:]scsbok.o,  n.  c 

PRACTICE    IN   ALL  THE  COURTS. 


WORTH-WHARTON  «''''fl'?'SJ"l'-f  «"!,?*  ^<^' 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


28  GREfiNSfidiio  directory! 

*Scott  H  L,  tobacconist',  h  325  w  Market    '         '' 

Scott  Martha,  col,  h  443  Cole  '     '       '     ■' 

Scott  Eliza,  col,  h  123  n  Gilmer  ',  '      "'  ; 

Scott  Oliver,  col,  night  watchman,  214'e  Gastoii  "     '  ,'  '       ,  /' 

Scott  Jack,  col,  laborer,  h  447  Cole  '    '    /  '  ; ':'       ''      ',  .   ^ 

*Seabock  J  W,  carpenter,  bds  121  Bain  '      "  ,.    "  "    '   "'.    "1 '  '  '       ; 

Selden  Mrs  Lizzie,  wid,  h  113  Churcli  '    "  "  ':    '     '    '^      '     "   -     '     ' 

Sellars  Patsy,  col,  h  w  McOulloch 

Sellars  Isaac,  col,  h  1047  College  aVe 

Sellars  John,  col,  brick  layer,  h  w  McOnlloch  ,.     , 

Sellars  Anna,  col,  h  200  Lyndon  _  : 

-ergeant  Manfg  Co,  nr  e  Washington,  bet  E,  &  D  and  NCR  R's 

*Sergeant  B  E,  Pres  Sergeant  Mfg  Co,  h  219  e  Washington 

*Sergeant  W  T,  Supt  Sergeant  Mfg  Co,  h  119  Factory 

*Sergeant  Geo  S,  Sec  artd  Treas  Sergeant  Mfg  Co,  h  442  Arlington 

Sergeant  Joe,  condr  C  F  &  Y  V,  h  219  e  Washington  '  .    ' 

Settle  Mrs  Mary,  widow,  h  400  Aslieboro 

Settle  Miss  Carrie,  h  400  Asheborb  ,     '    ' 

*Shaff  P  S,  wks  R  R,  h  837  Bellvne  .  ,  : 

*Sharp  J  M,  groceries,  1000  East,  h  bey  lim 

Sharp  Mrs  J  C,  bds  306  e  Washington  : 

Sharp  Sallie,  dom,  h  5l9  Asheboro  ■ 

Tivr 0X711?  A  TVT/^TT* '  /^AT  Cotton  and  Woollen  MiUs,  Tobacco  Factories!, 
J.1N  Q  U  Xv^lN  \^J1j  V-/1M  Wood  Workers,  Quartz  Mills  a  Specialty  with 
O.  W.  CARR  &  CO.,  233>^  S5uth  Eltn  Street,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

*Sharpe  B  C,  lawyer,  100  Court  Sqr,  h  220  e  Lee         • 

Sharpe  Cora,  col,  sevt,  h  339  n  Mendenhall  .       - 

»harpe  Claire,  servt,  h  328  e  Lee  ;  w    ; 

Shaw  J  Henry,  clerk,  h  904  Asheboro  r   ; 

Shaw  Miss  Emma,  bds  233  n  Cedar   .  .'.  '     ''    '" 

*Shaw  Charlie,  engineer,  h  nr  Grown  mills  '    '  '    '>  ■  ^'•' 

Shaw  Miss  Lillie,  bds  340  s  Elm    - '; .      i  i  ''■  ' 

Shaw  Charlie,  clerk,  bds  535  S  Elm    '^     •    ■' 

Shaw  M,  0  W  Carr  &  Co,  insurance,  r  243  eWashington 

Shaw  Miss  Fannie,  h  243  e  Washington         ^     ^  .^ 

Shaw  John,  machinist,  bds  3018  e  College  |  \  /     -i      . 

Shaw  J,  col, f night  watchmanj  h  211  h  Gilmei"    ~~^  ' -^ 

Shay  Patrick,  weaver,  bds  900  e  Market 

*Shell  Azor,  foreman  Bain  Bldg  Co,  h  4^9  e-Washingtcoi,,,  „  .« j  ?-s 

pheltou  Henry,  Gol,  kb,  h  136'Beach  -     -  ..  -  :.  ^  iUi .  i-i 

Sherrill  C  0,  photographer,  h  612  w  Gaston 

Sherrill  Geo,  col,  servt,:  h  356  ^  Elmj -o       I  I  I 

Sherwood,  Mrs  M  L,  wid,  h  426  w  Gaston 

Sherwood  Miss  Annie  N,  h  426  WrGast^n  -;   -,   5    ^-) 

Sherwood  M  S,  Teller  National ^Bank,  h  426"  w^Gaston 

Sherward,T  D,  merchant,  h  426  w  Gaston       ;■  -,    y      ,.      e| 

Shields'  Mrs  Annie,  elocution  teacher  G  EC  ""  '  "  '      ^^'  ' 


J,  W.  SCOTT  &  CO.  carry  the  largest  stock  of  Clover  Seed  and  all  other 
•  field  Seeds  of  anj'  other  hoase  in  the  city,  and  they  sell  the  purest  and 
cleanest  seeds  that  m^nev  will  buv.  " 


GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  79 


*Shober  Col  C  E,  h  120  w  Sycamore 
Shober  Miss  Mary,  h  120  w  Sycartiore. 
Shober  Miss  Ellie  H,  h  120  w  Sycamores 
Shober  Miss  Annie  L,  h  120  w  Sycamore, 


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Shoffner  C  C,  clerk,  r  Y  M  C  A  building 
Shoffner  Mary,  col,  dom,  h  613  Asheboro, 
Shoffner  Galloway,  col,  lab,  h  114  East   ,      '  ,, 
Shorkes  Oscar,  col,  drayman,  h  109  w  tVashington 


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Art  "Work.  Unapproached  in  Design  and  Finish.  Sales 
doubled  every  year  since  itsbirth. 

Repairing  done  oh  all  machines.  Oil  and  Needles  furn- 
ished for  any  make  machine.  ;      '    ,  ' 

THE  SING-ER  Mr^kSOb^^ 
116  W.  Market  St.  J .  C. ,  SNODDY,  M^na^ep. 


WnRTU.WUARTflM    Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 
fwuri  I  n^ffwIIHri  l  %Mn  real  estate  dealers. 


110  South  Elm  Street. 


80 GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

Shorkes  Angaline,  col,  h    09  w  Gaston 

♦Short  John  C,  wks  R  R,  h  824  Bellvue 

Short  Napoleon,  col,  cook,  h  310  n  Percy 

Short  Eden,  col,  wks  447  w  Washington 

Sides  E  L,  dispatcher  N  C  Div,  bds  218  e  Washington 

Sikes  Miss  Rosa,  h  900  e  Market 

*Sikes  J  H,  groceries,  428  e  Washington,  h  900  e  Market 

Sikes  Miss  Samantha,  h  900  e  Market 

Sikes  Mrs  Eliza,  wid,  h  320  n  Greene 

*Siler  N  J,  jeweller,  h  109  e  Market 

Siler  John,  h  109  e  Market 

Siler  Mrs  J  W,  wid,  h  Swannannoa 

*Simpson  W  W,  farmer,  h  Asheboro 

*Simms  Squire,  col,  gardner,  h  125  n  Dodson 

Simmons  Jas,  lab,  h  344  w  Whittington 

Simmons  Carrie,  col,  h  2051  East 

Simmons  Millie,  col,  h  2051  East 

Simpson  Joseph,  carpenter,  bds  301  s  Elm 

Simps-n  Felix,  col,  brakeman,  h  216  n  Forbis 

Simpson  Sarah,  col,  h  949  McGhee 

Simpson  Sarah,  col,  h  516  e  Gaston 

Simpson  Bell,  col,  dom,  h  417  Asheboro 

Singer  Mfg  Co,  116  w  Market 

all  the  year  around  at  our  elegant  Soda  Fountain. 
RICHARDSON  &  FARISS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists. 


Refreshing  Drinks 


Singleton  Jeff,  col,  painter,  h  314  n  Gilmer 

Slate  H  I,  carpenter,  h  628  Ashe 

Slate  Mrs  A  F,  wid,  h  628  Ashe 

Sloan  R  M,  So  Ex  Co,  h  320  w  Market 

*Sloan  T  J,  h  225  e  Washington 

Sloan  Miss  Bessie,  h  225  e  Washington 

Sloan  Wm,  col,  bill  poster,  h  907  e  Market 

Sloan  Walter,  col,'  lab,  h  1039  e  Washington 

Sloan  Juli),  col,  cook,  h  220  iV  Washington 

Sloan  Wilson,  col,  fireman,  h  337  w  Whittington 

Sloan  Yancy,  col,  brick  mason,  h  354  w  Whittington 

Small  Mrs  M  E  wid,  h  502  w  Market 

Small  Miss  Alice,  h  502  w  Market 

Small  Miss  Lily,  h  502  w  Market 

Small  Miss  M  T,  h  502  w  Market 

*Smith  Dr  J  Henry,  pastor  1st  Pres  Ch,  h  347  Church 

Smith  Miss  Margaret,  h  347  Church 

Smith  Prof  S  C,  prin  graded  school,  h  401  Church 

Smith  W  C,  merchant,  h  401  Church 

*Sinith  F  F,  furniture,  h  331  n  Greene 

*Smith  S  N,  h  431  n  Greene 

*Smith  Jno  J,  h  116  n  Gilmer 


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POOR  MAN'S  DOLLAR  is  worth  just  as  much  as  a  rich  man's  at  our 
store.    Our  Motto  is  :  "Honest  goods  and  fair  dealing  with  all." 

J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  8i 


*Smith  Rev  E  W,  bds  327  Church 
Smith  Mrs  M  D,  wid,  h  202  w  Sycamore 
Smith  Miss  Maggie,  h  202  w  Sycamore 
*Smith  R  H,  street  overseer,  h  200  n  Forbis 
*Smith  Joe,  compositor,  h  218  e  Gaston 
Smith  Miss  Mary,  h  200  n  Forbis 
*Smith  J  Y,  contractor,  h  510  Arlington 
Smith  D  B,  h  510  Arlington 
Smith  Miss  Gertie,  h  510  Arlington 
*Smith  E  H,  engineer,  R  &D  RR,  h  429  King 
Smith  Miss  Fannie,  h  429  King 
Smith  A  D,  engineer,  R  &  D  RR,  h  429  King 
*Smith  Ed,  book-keeper,  h  624  ArKngton 
*Smith  J  Willie,  toltacconist,  h  316  w  Gaston 
Smith  Miss  Minnie  L,  h  316  w  Gaston 
Smith  Miss  Fannie  M,  h  316  w  Gaston 
Smith  M  T,  tobacconist,  h  316  w  Gaston 
Smith  Miss  E  S,  teacher,  bds  302  Arlington 
*Smith  L  F,  lab,  h  864  s  Elm 
*Smith  Geo,  lab,  h  710  e  Market 
Smith  Wm,  merchant,  h  401  Church 
Smith  R  A,  engineer,  bds  629  s  Elm 
Smith  Miss  Bettie,  saleslady,  h  405  Asheboro 
Smith  Miss  Lula,  h  801  e  Sycamore 

*Smith  Jas,  wks  Greensboro  Sash  and  Blind  Co,  h  2065  East 
*Smith  Geo,  paver,  h  611  e  Market 
Smith  Mrs  Pamelia,  h  214  e  Market 
Smith  Miss  Ada,  h  801  e  Sycamore 
Smith  Miss  Minnie,  h  801  e  Sycamore 
Smith  Richard,  col,  shoemaker,  h  825  McGee 
Smith  Cora,  col,  cook,  h  620  Asheboro 
Smith  Henry,  col,  h  209  n  Cedar 
Smith  Saml,  col,  barber,  h  207  and  208  Market  Sqr 
Smith  Robt,  col,  lab,  h  312  e  Market 
Smith.  Lizzie,  col,  wks  443  w  Sycamore 
Smith  Henry,  col,  lab,  h  107  e  Gaston 
Smith  Wesley,  col,  pressman,  h  Warnersville 
Smithdeal  L  A,  groceries,  confections  and  stationery,  226  s  Elm 
*Smothers  Alfred,  lab,  h  200  n  Elm 
Smothers  Mrs  Bettie,  wid,  h  209  East 
*Snell  F  V,  plumber,  116*  e  Market,  h  341  n  Greene 
Snoddy  J  C,  mgr  Singer  Machine  Co,  bds  414  n  Elm 
*Sn()W  Wm  E,  com  trav,  h  425  Church 

South  Greensboro  Pharmacy,  S  S  Haithcock  mgr,  416  Ashe- 
boro 
Southern  Ex  Co,  R  E  Potts,  agt,  328  s  Elm 
Southern  Life  Insurance  Co,  311  s  Elm 


WO'RTTT-WTTAPTQW  Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co.» 

TV  VAVAAJk     VY  AJiA*AWiiW4l  REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 

110  South  Elm  Street. 


82  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 


Sowell  Rev  F  W,  col,  pastor  A  M  E  church,  h  132  Maple 

Span  Lizzie,  col,  h  159  w  McCulloch 

Spencer  E  N,  section  master,  h  125  w  Lee 

*Spencer  N  L,  carpenter,  h  719  s  Elm 

Spencer  Miss  Dora,  h  719  s  Elm 

Spencer  Edward,  lab,  h  416  w  Bragg 

Spencer  Madison,  lab,  h  416  w  Bragg 

Spencer  Miss  Rodena,  h  416  w  Bragg 

Spoon  Mrs  Elizabeth,  wid,  h  200  Clinton 

*St  Sing  Geo,  h  401  Asheboro 

St  Barnabas  Episcopal  Church,  201  n  Greene 

St  Matthews  M  E  Church,  col,  601  and  603  Ashe 

St  Agnes  Catholic  church,  329  n  Forbis 

*Staples  Col  J  N,  lawyer,  h  305  w  Market 

Insurance  promptly  placed  and  prompt  payments  of  losses 
guaranteed    Over  $250,000  losses  paid  during  the  last  twenty 
policy  ever  yet  contested  written  at  this  Agency.    2dSH  S.  Elm  Street. 


0.  W.  CARR  &  CO. 

years,  and  no  policy  ever 


Staples  Miss  E  J,  h  305  w  Market 
Staples  Mrs  M  E,  h  305  w  Market 
Stanley  Mrs  Harriet,  matron,  Benbow  House 
Star  Warehouse,  210  s  Davie 
Steed  Miss  Ida,  saleslady,  h  507  Arlington 
Steele  Mrs.  M  B,  wid,  h  108  n  Davie 
Steele  Turner,  col,  wks  Vanstory's  stables 
Steele  Lee,  col,  wks  Vanstory's  stables 
Steele  Francis,  col,  h    20  East 
Steele  Wm,  col,  lab,  h  112  East 
Stephenson  Mrs  Alice,  h  524  s  Elm 
*Stewart  John  W,  lab,  h  608  s  Spring 
*Stewart  M  L,  livery  stables,  h  359  Ashe 


South  Greensboro  Pharmac3^ 

S.  S.  HAITHCOCK,  Manager, 

WHERE  YOU  WILL  FIND 

Pure  Drugs,  Chemicals,  Spices,  Patent  Medicines,  Tobacco, 

Cigars,  and  Druggists'  Sundries.     Can  sell  you  the 

Best  Goods  at  the  Very  Lowest  Prices. 

COMPOUNDING  PHYSICIANS'  PRESCRIPTIONS  A  SPECIALTY. 

4rl6  .A^slieTDoro  Street. 


DON'T  expect  too  much  in  this  world,  for  if  you  do  you  may  be  disap- 
pointed.    But  you  should  expect  a  dollar's  worth  of  goods  for  a  dollar. 
Tliat  is  just  what  we  propose  to  give  you.  J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  "        83 

*Stewart  J  N,  liveryman,  h  308  e  Gaston 

Stiles  Miss  Mattie,  h  801  e  Gaston 

*Stone  H  D,  carpenter,  h  224  w  Market 

Stone  Mrs  M  A,  wid,  h  224  w  Market 

Stone  J  J,  job  printer,  h  224  w  Market 

Stone  Miss  Mamie,  h  224  w  Market 

Stone  Miss  Susie,  224  w  Market 

Stone  &  Kendall,  bnblishers  Greensboro  City  Directory 

*Stone  W  E,  tob  mfr,  h  Church 

^Stratford  W  0,  tinner,  h  Julian,  ur  limits 

Streets  Fanny,  col,  h  205  Market  sq 

Strong  Joseph,  painter,  bds  801  e  Sycamore 

Stroud  S  B,  drummer,  Y  M  C  A  building 

Stroud  Dennis,  col,  carpenter,  h  611  e  Gorreli 

Stubbs  Rev  A  H,  rector  St  Barnabas  ch,  bds  225  e  Washington 

*Sullivan  Wm,  shoemaker,  h  225  Lindsay 

Sullivan  Miss  Annie,  h  225  Lindsay 

*Sullivan  John,  h  861  s  Elm 

*Sullivan  D  M,  carpenter,  h  201  w  Whittington 

Sulkins  Louisa,  col,  dom,  wks  320  w  Gaston 

Sulkins  Laura,  col,  h  320  w  Gaston 

Summers  Harry,  carpenter,  bds  515  w  Lee 

DOSES  for  $1,00,  we  give,  in  our  Concentrated  Extract  Sarsaparilla— superior 
to  Patent  Nostrums. 

KICHARDSON  &  FARISS,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists. 

Suits  Mrs  M,  wid,  h  431  n  Greene 
Suthers  Eobt,  painter,  bds  801  e  Sycamore 
Sutliff  Annie,  col,  h  140  n  Mendenhall 
Sutliff  John,  col,  lab,  wks  Banner  warehouse 
*Swaim  A  J,  carpenter,  h  702  e  Market 
Swaim  Miss  Flora,  h  702  e  Market 
Swaim  Miss  Katie,  h  702  e  Market 
*Swaim  Lyndon,  h  213  Lyndon 
Swaim  Miss  Ada,  h  213  Lyndon 
Swaim  Miss  Jennie,  h  213  Lyndon 
Swaim  Miss  Mary,  h  213  Lyndon 
Swaim  Logan,  h  213  Lyndon 
Swaim  Henry,  ool,  lab,  h  502  w  Washington 
*Swan  W  C,  engineer,  h  202  Fayetteville 
Swan  S  B,  insurance,  h  202  Fayetteville 
*Tate  Dr  R  W,  physician,  h  335  Asheboro 
Tate  Mrs  H  E,  wid,  h  286  Belle  Meade  av 
Tate  Thos,  286  Belle  Meade  av 
Tate  Bros,  drugs,  108  s  Elm 
Tate  J  T,  real  estate,  bds  Benbow  House 
*Tate  F  A,  druggist,  h  503  w  Sycamore 
Tate  Sam,  h  508  w  Sycamore 


125 


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and  Investment  Co. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


84 GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

Tate  H  H  jr,  h  286  Belle  Meade  av 

Tate  Rev  Albert,  col,  pastor  Presbyterian  Ch,  h  212  n  Forbis 

Tatum  &  Stewart,  livery,  feed  and  sale  stables,  113-115  Depot 

*Tatura  H  B,  liveryman,  h  416  n  Greene 

Tatum  M  J,  tobacconist,  h  514  w  Market 

Tatum  David,  lab,  h  904  Ashe 

Taylor  Fred  N,  livery  stables,  bds  335  s  Elm 

*Taylor  R  C,  bds  323  Asheboro 

Taylor  Z  V,  train  dispatcher  C  F  &  Y  V  R  R 

Taylor  C  B,  city  mgr  standard   Sewing  Machine  Co,  bds  115   s 

Ashe 
*Taylor  J  H,  car  inspector,  h  641  Asheboro 
*Taylor  G  W,  brick  mason,  h  118  e  McCulloch 


Bain  Building  Company, 


CONTRACTORS. 

All  Kinds  of  Builders'  Supplies* 


Taylor  Wm,  col,  lab,  h  900  s  Cedar 
Taylor  Geo,  col,  hotel  waiter,  h  230  e  Sycamore 
*Tpnnant  J  D,  Piilman  Car  Co,  h  531  s  Elm 
Terry  Miss  Nannie,  dressmaker,  h  221  Lindsay 
Terry  Miss  Lou,  dressmaker,  h  221  Lindsay 
Terrv  Cassie,  col,  h  245  e  Sycamore 
.  *Thacker  J  T,  tailor,  h  309  n  Forbis 
Thacker  Mrs  M  E,  wid,  h  218  Ashe 
Thacker  Mrs  E  J,  h  602  w  Gaston 
Thacker  J  L,  salesman,  h  218  Ashe 
Thacker  L  R,  wks  R  &  D  R  R,  h  218  Ashe 
Thacker  Rev  J  E,  h  210  Ashe 


F.   N.  TAYLOR. 

LIVERY,  SALE  AND  FEED  STABLES, 

34-8  SOUTH  ELM  STREET,  NEAR  DEPOT. 

HORSES,  BUGGIES  .^^  CARRIAGES 

Furnished  at  Short  Notice. 

Fine  Carriages  and  Teams  for  Parties,  Wed- 
dings and  Funerals  at  Short  Notice. 

Jl^^The  sale  of  Extra  Fine  Single  Horses  and 
Teams  a  Specialty.    Everything  First-Class. 


AWAY  back  in  the  "  forties  "  people  flocked  to  California  for  gold  ;  now 
the  fruit  industry  of  the  State  is  attracting  the  multitudes.     We  handle 
largely  of  the  products  of  the  "Golden  State."  J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.         85 


Thacker  Harry,  col,  carpenter,  h  613  Lindsay 

Thacker  Mittie,  col,  li  817  Babtist 

Thacker  Esther,  col,  h  817  Babtist 

Thacker  Caroline,  col,  h  817  Babtist 

Thaxton  Miss  Phereba,  dress  making  dept,  G  F  C 

The  Original  Racket  Store,  318  s  Elm 

Thom  J  E,  baker,  117  e  Market,  h  218  s  Ashe 

Thorn  Lizzie,  col,  wks  311  n  Edgeworth 

Thom  Moses,  col,  h  334  s  Meudenhall 

Thomas  Bros,  Book  and  Job  Printers,  204?  s  Elm 

Thomas,  C  F,  Thomas  Bros,  h  509  n  Greene 

*Thomas  John,  Thomas  Bros,  h  122  Price 

Thomas  Miss  Mary,  h  509  n  Greene 

OW      PARR    Ri     Pfl      Insurance     Special  attention  given  to  Country  Busi- 
.     »».    vMlin     Ut    \j\J.j  ness,  Dwellings,  Barns    and    Stores   of   Permanent 

Residents.    2a3K  South  Elm  Street,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Thomas  Miss  Mary  F,  h  509  n  Greene 

Thomas  Miss  Jane,  h  509  n  Greene 

Thomas  J  0,  h  426  w  Gaston 

Thomas  Rev  J  C,  h  440  w  Gaston 

Thomas  Miss  Ada,  219  e  Market 

Thomas  Rankin,  h  219  e  Market 

Thomas  Willie,  h  219  e  Market 

Thomas  Miss  Sallie,  h  219  e  Market 

Thomas  Capius,  salesman,  h  219  e  Market 

Thomas  Robt  W,  Thomas  &  Chrismon,  h  219  e  Market 

*Thomas  John  W,  carpenter,  h  219  e  Market 

*Thomas  Cornelius,  carpenter,  h  224  e  Market 

*Thomas  D  E,  tob  buyer,  h  105  n  Davie 

*Thomas  Jas,  col,  lab,  h  359  w  Bragg 


ni55  nmmit  terry, 

FasMonatle  Dress  Maimer, 

109K  WEST  MARKET  STREET. 

All  Work  Done  in  the  liatest  Style  and  Guaranteed 
to  Give  Satisfaction. 


WORTH-WHARTON  «niii«*l.\"4'S5^11*=*  '=''■' 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


86  GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

Thomas  &  Chrismon,  grocers,  125  s   Davie  and   201  e    Syca- 
more 
Thomas  Caroline,  335  n  Edgeworth 
Thompson  Miss  Mattie,  h  622  Ashe 
Thompson  L,  shoemaker,  h  622  Ashe 
*Thornton  J  J,  jeweler,  114  s  Elm,  h  624  Asheboro 
Thornton  Frank,  jeweler,  h  624  Asheboro 
Thornton  Chas  D,  tel  operator;  h  624  Asheboro 
Thornton  Harry,  farmer,  h  624  Asheboro 
Thornlow  S  W,  billiards  and  pool,  368  s  Elm,  r  330^  s  Elm 
Tiddy  Thos  C,  clerk,  h  438  Gorrell 
*Tie  B  F,  carpenter,  h  519  e  Bragg 
Tie  Samuel,  apprentice,  h  519  e  Bragg 

YOUR  TRAVELING  BAG  is  not  more  essential  to  your  comfort  on  a  iournev  than 
KODAK— the  Perfect  Headache  Cure.    Price  10  cents. 
RICHARDSON  &  FARISS,  Sole  Proprietors. 


Tie  Wm,  moulder,  h  519  e  Bragg 

Tie  Miss  Maggie,  h  519  e  Bragg 

*Tilden  H  B,  mining  engineer,  h  308  n  Davie 

*Tildeu  A  F,  jr,  Sec  Columbia  Mica  Co,  bdsn  Davie 

Tollock  Eobt,  painter,  bds  802  e  Sycamore 

*Tomlinson  Edward,  clerk,  h  825  Bilbro  Alley 

*Toinlinson  J  E,  mgr  City  Dray  Line,  h  231  e  Washingtc 

Tomlinson  Mrs  Sue,  wid,  h  314  n  Davie 

Townes  Jordan,  col,  lab,  h  619  e  Caston 

Trice  Chas,  col,  lab,  h  905  e  Market 

Trice  Susan,  col,  h  2051  East 

Trice  Dock,  col,  lab,  h  2051  East 

Trogdon  Sam'l  L,  clerk  U  S  Dist  Courts,  h  352  Price 


THOMAS  S  CHRISMON, 

Famili}  ^mm$  and  (Jounti'j  ppodncE, 


No.  123  to  125  South  Davie  Street, 

All   Kinds  of    Feed   Kept  in  Stock. 

All  Goods  Fresh  and  Guaranteed  as  Represented. 


FROM  the  north,  oast,  west  and  south  our  goods  come  rolling  in.     We 
trv  nt'ver  to  buy  too  much  of  any  one  thing  at  a  time,  thereby  always 
JiavingYresh  stock  on  hand.  J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO.' 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  87 

Trogdon  Thos,  col,  servt,  h  351  Asheboro 

Trotter  Joseph,  h  415  w  Bragg 

*Trotter  W  D,  public  administrator,  office  Court  House  sq,  h  110 
s  Ashe 

Trotter  Miss  Mary,  bill  clerk  Odell  Hdw  Co,  h  110  s  Ashe 

Trotter  Will,  com  traveler,  h  110  s  Ashe 

Trotter  Eufus,  col,  wks  Vanstory's  stables 

Trotter  Sue,  col,  h  207  e  Sycamore 

Tucker  John,  clerk,  bds  575  e  Bragg 

Tucker  Miss  Emma,  bds  300,  cor  (ireene  and  Clay 

Tncker  Miss  Callie,  sales-lady,  bds  300,  cor  Greene  and  Clay 

*Tucker  R  C,  foreman,  h  207  e  Sycamore 

Tucker  Frank,  restaurant,  col,  213  s  Elm 

Tucker  Horace,  col,  drayman,  h  401  Asheboro 

*Turner  E  Frank,  tel  operator,  bds  340  s  Elm 

Turner  Dr  Chas  A,  dentist,  office  234^  s  Elm,  bds  225  e  Wash- 
ington 

Turner  John,  brick  mason,  bds  200  n  Elm 

Turner  Miss  Martha,  h  712  e  Market 

Turner  Miss  Annie,  h  712  e  Market 

*Turner  J  A,  shoemaker,  h  712  e  Market 


Bain  Building  Company,     contractors. 


Rough    and    Dressed    Lumber. 


♦Turner  W  H,  plasterer,  h  220  w  Gaston 

Turner  Miss  Lizzie,  h  220  w  Gaston 

Turner  Yancey,  col,  lab,  h  140  Beach 

Turner  Robt,  col,  lab,  h  210  Mebane 

Tylor  Mrs  R  W,  wid,  h  520  w  Market 

Tyock  Miss  Sue,  house-keeper,  h  500  Arlington 

U  S  Recruiting  Office,  115  w  Market 

U  S  Court  House  and  Poat  Office,  103  s  Elm 

Union  News  Go's  Office,  C  F  &  Y  V  RR  office 

*Underwood  G  M,  lab,  h  s  Spring 

IJnthank  Harmon,  col,  carpenter,  h  163  w  McCulloch 

IJnthank,  Wm,  col,  h  163  w  McCulloch 

Unthank  Caroline,  col,  wks  W  A  Day's 

Vanstory  C  M  &  Co,  clothiers,  216  s  Elm 

*Vanstory  C  M,  clothier,  h  349  n  Elm 

*Vanstory  C  P,  livery  stables,  113,  115  and  116  s  Davie,  h  208  e 

Market 
Vanstory  J  W,  lab,  h  e  Washington 
Vanstory  Robt,  wks  RR,  h306  n  Gilmer 
Vanstory  Mrs  Mary  E,  wid,  h  213  Clinton 
Vanstory  Albert,  col,  wks  Vanstory's  stables 
*Vanhorn  W  P,  prop  Gate  City  Mattress  Factory,  h  502  Arlington 


WORTH-WHARTON 


Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


88 GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

^Vaughn  J  W,  agt  Singer  Co,  h  641  Asheboro 

Vaughn  R  G,  cashier  Piedmont  Bank,  bds  305  e  Washington 

Vaughn  E  N",  agt,  bds  837  s  Elm 

*Vernon  R  L,  agt  R&D  RR,  Asheboro 

Vernon  G  W,  chief  dispatcher,  R&D  RR 

*Vernon  A  T,  bagg  agt,  R&D  RR,  also  real  est,  h  641  Asheboro 

Ventress  Stewart,  wks  R  Portner's  brewing  co,  h  524 i  s  Elm 

*  Vincent  Wm,  wks  RR,  h  e  Gaston 
Vuncannon  &  Co,  grocers,  526  s  Elm 
*Vuncannon  M,  grocer,  h  407  W  Bragg 
Waddell  Sarah,  col,  h  612  Lindsay 
*Wagouer  J  W,  carpenter,  h  109  Ashe 
Wagoner  Jane,  col,  dom,  h  202  Fayetteville 

I  nCCCC     An  IIICTCn  and  Promptly  Paid  on  Insurance  Placed  through  O.  W. 
LUouLO    AUJUO  I  LU  Carr  &  Co.,  233^  South  Elm  St.,  Greensboro. 

Wakefield  Hardware  Co,  229  s  Elm 

Wakefield  Dairy  Farm,  I2  m  s  of  Depot,  Geo  Wakefield,  prop 

*Wakefield  Dr  W  H,  optician.  111  w  Sycamore 

*  Walters  J  M,  carpenter,  h  220  Mebane 

*  Walters  Wm,  carpenter,  h  204  n  Forbis 

*Walsh  Capt^  H,  master  trains  R&D  RR,  413  s  Elm,  _  286  Belle 

Meade  av 
*Walker  A  L,  lumber  dealer,  h  839  Vance 
Walker  John,  plasterer,  bds  443  e  Whittington 
Walker  Stephen,  col,  wks  RR,  h  323  n  Percy 
Walker  Andrew,  col,  tob  roller,  h  132  Beach 
Walker  Lillie,  col,  h  244  w  Whittington 


Wakefield  Dairy  Farm, 

\H  Miles  bouth  of  Depot. 

DELIVER  TWICE  DAILY  EXCEPT  SUNDAY  EVENING. 

FRESH  niLK,  PUKE  ^  CLE/IN. 

Am  giving  Perfect  Satisfaction  wliere  others  have  failed. 
GEO.    WAKEFIELD, 

:E=    O.  Bo3r  ©1.  OresnsTooro,  .IST.  O. 


1  l7"E  have  been  told  frequently  that  we  handle  more  Oranges  and  Lemons 
VV     than  all  the  rest  of  the  town.    Well,  we  don't  sav  that,  but  we  know 
we  handle  our  share  of  those  goods.  J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 


GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 


*  Walker  S  J,  fireman,  h  103  e  McCulloch 
*Walker  John,  tobacconist,  h  200  n  Davie 
Warren  Silas,  col,  lab,  h  903  Park  av 

Ware  T  D,  col,  wks  R  &  D  RR,  h  1043  e  Washington 

Ware  Samuel,  col,  lab,  h  513  Lindsay 

Ward  Bettie,  col,  wks  215  Eugene 

*Ward  J  A,  dyer,  h  709  e  Sycamore 

*Ward  G  W,  druggist,  h  998  Spring  Garden 

Washington  Harriet,  col,  h  301  e  Market 

Washington  Lizzie,  col,  h  351  Asheboro 

*Watkins  J  C  W,  book  keeper  Nat  Bank,  h  605  w  Market 

*Watkins  Chas,  yardmaster  R  &  D  RR,  h  304  e  Bragg 

Watkins  Anderson,  col,  h  231  n  Percy 

Watkins  Miss  Jane,  h  443  w  Sycamore 

Watson  Mary,  col,  h  200  Lyndon 

*Watson  J  F,  clerk,  h  823  Ashe 

*  Watson  C  S,  com  trav,  bds  434  Arlington 
Watson  Lizzie,  col,  h  325  w  Market 
Watson  Lucy,  col,  h  200  s  Forbis 
Watson  Tishey,  col,  h  228  Mebane 
Wattlington  J  H,  elk,  R&D  RR,'  h  356  s  Elm 
Watlington  Mrs  E  0,  boarding  house,  356  s  Elm 
Wagstaif  Peter,  col,  h  e  Market 

Wagstaff  Geo,  col,  lab,  h  120  s  Forbis 

*Weatherspoon  W  L,  chf  despatcher,  C  F  &  Y  V  RR,  h  502  Asheboro 

Weatherly  Clara,  col,  servt,  h  364  Ashe 

Weatherly  Andrew,  elk,  h  202  s  Ashe 

Weatherly  Mrs  N  C,  h  202  s  Ashe 

Weatherly  Miss  Elsie,  h  202  s  Ashe 

Weatherly  John,  h  119  n  Davie 

*  Weatherly  W  J,  policeman,  h  119  n  Davie 
Weaver  James,  cond  R&D,  bds  328  e  Lee 
Weaver  Miss  Carrie,  h  317  n  Greene 
Weaver  R  W,  student,  h  317  n  Greene 
Weaver  Mrs  E  J,  wid,  h  317  n  Greene 
Webster  J  W,  carpenter,  h  5242  s  Elm 
Webster  Jno,  col,  lab,  h  247  e  Sycamore 
Webb  James,  col,  lab,  h  3001  East 
Welsh  Jas,  barber,  h  327  Maple 

*Welker  W  B,  carpenter,  h  406  e  McCulloch 

*Welker  Robt,  painter,  h  215  e  Gaston 

Westminster  Presbyterian  Church,  409  Asheboro 

W  U  Telegraph  Co,  114  s  Elm 

Westbrook  S  W,  prop  R  R  eating  house,  cor  Buchanan  and  s  Elm 

*West  John,  dyer,  h  108  e  McCulloch 

West  J  J,  brick  mason,  h  108  e  McCulloch 

West  J  T,  clerk,  h  229  n  Cedar 


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and  Investment  Co. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
no  South  Elm  Street. 


90  GREENSBORO  DIRECTODY. 

*West  Jas  H,  li  202  n  Cedar 

West  E  G,  barkeeper,  bds  335  s  Elm 

Wharton  Minerva,  col,  wks  335  Asheboro 

Wharton  Andy,  col,  lab,  h  136  Beach 

Wharton  Samuel,  col,  lab,  h  Chestnut 

Wharton  Ellen,  col,  dom,  h  741  Pearson 

Wharton,  Jackson  &  Co,  ice  mfrs,  115  Buchanan 

Wharton  Wiley,  col,  h  301  e  Market 

Wharton  Henry,  col,  lab,  h  233  e    ycamore 

Wharton  Jno  W,  agricultural  machinery,  324  s  Elm,  h  742  Pearson 

*  Wharton  E  P,  Worth- Wharton  Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co, 

h  741  Pearson 

PROMPT     PAVMTNTQ  Made  on  aU  insurance  losses  by  O.  V^r.  CARR  &  CO., 
r  n  U  ni  r  I      r  H  T  m  C 1^  1  O  2.33^  south  Elm  street,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Wharton  Miss  Lizzie,  h  809  Pearson 

Wharton  Miss  Emma,  h  809  Pearson 

Wharton  Jno  C,  book  keeper,  h  809  Pearson 

Wharton  Ernest,  h  739  Church 

Wharton  Lee,  h  739  Church 

Wharton  J  R,  supt  public  instruction,  h  739  Church 

Wharton  Henry  W,  editor  Greensboro  Patriot,  h  739  Church 

*  Wharton  Wallace,  merchant,  h  354  Church 
Wheeler  Mrs  Phcebe,  wid,  h  840  s  Elm 
Wheeler  Miss  Bertha,  h  410  Delphina 
Wheeler  J  H,  clerk,  h  410  Delphina 

*  Wheeler  J  K,  clerk,  h  410  Delphina 

*White  R  G,  photographer,  108J  w  Market,  bds  316  Lindsay 


FOR  ALL  STYLES  AND  SIZES  OF 

pine  Photographs 

AT  RE/I50N/IPLE  PRICES, 


I08i  West  Market  Street. 
CRAYONS  A  SPRCIALiTY. 


ALL  through  the  different  seasoiis  we  try  to  keep  the  kind  of  goods 
suitable  for  such  time  of  year.     We  handle  about  everything  to  eat 
except  vegetables  and  poultry.  J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 91 

White  Byron,  P  0  clerk,  h  316  Lindsay 

White  Miss  Mary,  h  316  Lindsay 

White  Miss  Annie,  teacher,  h  316  Lindsay 

*  White  J  D,  postmaster,  h  316  Lindsay 
White  J  E,  monlder,  r  511  i  s  Elm 
White  Miss  E  F,  h  317  e  Washington 
White  T  E,  machinist,  h  317  e  Washington 
*White  Wra,  carpenter,  h  114  w  Bragg 

*  White  A  B,  h  322  Asheboro 

*  White  Geo  W,  com  trav,  h  305  n  Edge  worth 
*White  J  W,  clerk,  h  323  n  Greene 
*White  C,  tinner,  h  909  Asheboro 

White  Miss  Ellen,  h  909  Asheboro 

White  Thos,  col,  lab,  h  874  s  Cedar 

White  Henry,  col,  carpenter,  h  874  s  Cedar 

White  Skip,  col,  carpenter,  h  200  n  Gilmer 

White  Jane,  col,  wks  320  w  Market 

Whitt  J  H,  prop  Farmers  VV^irehouse,  bds  107  e  Gaston 

Whitehead  Harriet,  col,  wks  520  w  Market 

Whitfield  Oscar,  col,  barber,  bds  239  Mebane 

Whitfield  Lee,  col,  lab,  h  1014  s  Cedar 

Whitis  Henry,  col,  wks  602  w  Gaston 

CONTRACTORS. 


Bain  Building  Company. 


Whitis  Moses,  col,  brick  layer,  h  236  n  Percy 

Whitis  Abe,  col,  brick  layer,  h  301  n  Percy 

AVhitis  Dock,  col,  brick  mason,  h  505  Lindsay 

*Whitsett  Dr  G  W,  dentist,  101^  e  Market,  bds  127  Chnrch 

Whittington  Miss  Mary  L,  h  327  Asheboro 

Whittington  M  A,  police  sergt,  h  327  Asheboro 

*  Whittington  Frank,  cabinet  maker,  211  and  213   e   Sycamore,   h 

201  i  e  Sycamore 
Whittington  Mrs  L  G,  wid,  h  Gorrell 
Whittington  Chas,  plumber,  h  Gorrell 
Whittington  R  C,  h  Gorrell 
*Whitworth  A  F,  groceries,  200  w  Market 
Williamson  J  A,  law  student,  bds  107  e  Gaston 
*Williams  J  R,  col,  barber,  bds  163  w  McCulloch 
Williams  Zack,  col,  R&D  depot,  h  729  Ashe 
Williams  Jake,  col,  tinner,  h  626  e  Lindsay 
Williams  John  H,  col,  lab,  h  109  w  Gaston 
Williams  H  C,  col,  painter,  h  330  w  Whittington 
Williams  Mattie,  col,  h  286  Belle  Meade  av 
Williams  Walter,  clerk,  bds  213  e  Market 
Williams  J  H,  clerk,  h  e  Market 
*Williams  Dr  J  M,  h  e  Market 
Williams  Miss  Mattie,  h  1000  s  Elm 


WnRTU.WU  ARTflM    Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 
ffUn  I  nffiiMIl  I  Um  real  estate  dealers. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


92 GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 

Williams  Mrs  Sarah,  wid,  seamstress,  h  302  Lindsay 

Wills  W  B,  Pres't  So.  Life  Ins.  Co.,  bds  McAdoo  House 

Wills  Mrs  A  L,  wid,  h  621  Keoj<h 

Wills  J  Norman,  book-keeper,  h  621  Keogh 

Wills  E  S,  elk  C  S  &  Y  V  RR,  h  621  Keogh 

Wills  R  T,  student,  h  621  Keogh 

*Willis  T  J,  Oak  Hill  Roller  Mills,  h  423  e  Washington 

Wilson  Mrs  M  J,  wid,  h  102  s  Mendenhall 

Wilson  J  A,  fireman,  h  806  Asheboro 

Wilson  Chas,  col,  lab,  h  1003  Ashe 

*Wilson  C  C,  machinist,  h  806  Asheboro 

Wilson  Cinda,  col,  h  622  Lindsay 

Wilson  Miss  M  D,  sales-lady,  h  614  w  Market 

Wilson  Miss  H  A,  sales-lady,  h  614  w  Market 

Wilson  Miss  H  M,  notions,  110  w  Market,  h  614  w  Market 

Wilson  Isabella,  col,  wks  203  Eugene 

Wilson  Mattie,  col,  cook,  Benbow  House 

^Wilson  Dr  A  R,  303  s  Elm,  h  438  Church 

Wilson  John  N,  lawyer,  h  102  s  Mendenhall 

Wiley  Sam,  col,  barber,  h  1011  Ashe 

*Wiley  T  W,  carpenter,  h  620  Arlington 

Wimbush  John,  col,  lab,  h  near  water-works 


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,0R  A  PLEASANT  AND  EFFECTIVE  TONIC  for  ladies  and  children,  try  our 
Beef  Wine  and  Iron.    Price  50  cts.  Pint  Bottle. 

RICHARDSON  &  FARISS,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists. 


*Wincroft  Luther,  wks  RR,  h  451  Arlington 

Winchester  Martha,  col,  dom,  h  308  n  Forbis 

Wingate  Rev  W  B,  com  trav,  h  w  Smith  nr  n  Elm 

*Winningham  J  L,  carpenter,  h  617  Asheboro 

Winslow  Thos  N,  insurance.  111  s  Elm 

Winslow  Ed,  col,  servt,  h  IOO2  s  Elm 

*Winsteand  Col  J  M,  Pres  Piedmont  Bank,  also  Savings  Bank,  h 

404  w  Market 
*Wishart  J  J,  barber,  309  s  Elm,  h  235  Belle  Meade 
^Wolfe  C  D,  agt,  h  837  s  Elm 
Wood  Mrs  Eliza,  wid,  h  213  e  Washington 
Woodley  Wm,  h  421  Arlington 
*Wooten  M  H,  truck  farmer,  h  803  Macon 
Wooten  Wm,  col,  plasterer,  h  211  Market  sq 
Wooten  Mrs  Ora,  wid,  h  600  Asheboro 
Wooten  Charlie,  wks  R  R,  h  600  Asheboro 
Wooten  Lizzie,  col,  cook,  Benbow  House 
Woodroffe  Frank,  book  keeper,  h  407  Walker  av 
Woodroffe  Miss  Fannie,  h  407  Walker  av 
Woodroffe  Miss  Mary,  h  407  Walker  av 

*  Woodroffe  Thos,  Thos  Woodroffe  &  Sons,  h  407  Walker  av 
Woodroffe  Geo,  Thos  Woodroffe  &  Sons,  h  407  Walker  av 
Woodroffe  W  A,  Thos  Woodroffe  &  Sons,  h  407  Walker  av 


"Vf  OTHING  succeeds  like  success. "  some  one  has  said.     We  strive  hard 
-'-^    to  make  a  success  of  what  we  undertake  in  the  mercantile  Hue. 

J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 


GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY.  93 


Woodroffe  Thos,  jr,  Thos  WoodrofFe  &  Sons,  h  407  Walker  av 
Woodroffe  Thos  &  Sons,  builders,  office  301  works  305  Walker 

avenue 
Woodley  Wm,  clerk,  bds  421  Arlington 
Woodson  John,  col,  laborer,  h  132  Beach 
*"Woods  L  W,  col,  barber,  h  329  Mebane 
Woods  &  Williams,  col,  barbers,  120  s  Elm 
*Wooters  Jno  T,  carpenter,  h  607  Asheboro 
Woodburn  John,  moulder,  h  511]  s  Elm 
Wood  Lee,  brick-mason,  bds  235  Belle  Meade  av 
Wood  Caroline,  col,  cook,  h  416  n  Greene 
Wood  INJiss  Jennie,  bds  979  e  Washington 
*Woolford  Joe,  fireman,  h  707  e  Sycamore 
*Woodard  Robert,  brick-mason,  h  804  Asheboro 
Wolfe  John,  carpenter,  h  308  n  Forbis 
Wolfe  IMiss  Mary,  h  308  n  Forl)is 
Wolfe  Miss  Annie,  h  308  n  Forbis 
*Wolfe  J  M,  carpenter,  h  308  n  Forbis 
Worth  Miss  Rhoda,  h  881  s  Cedar 
Worth  Mrs  Phabe,  wid,  h  881  s  Cedar 


THOMAS  WOODROFFE, 

Builder  and  Contractor, 

301  WALKER  AVENUE,  GREENSBORO,  N.  C. 

Qreepsboro  Bri(:K  ai^d  Silip^  C^^. 

a-I5.EEIlStSBOK.O,  KC.  C, 

THOMAS  WOODROFFE,   President. 

MT.  AIRY  GRANITE  CO., 

G;-K.H:H:]srsBOK.o,  n.  c, 

THOMAS  WOODROFFE,  Manager. 


WORTH-WHARTON 


Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


94 GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. ;_ 

Worth  A  H,  cond  C  F  &  Y  V  RR,  bds  328  e  Lee 
Worth-Wharton  Real  Estate  Investment  Co,  HO  s  Elm 

Worth  Mrs  A  H,  wid,  h  351  Asheboro 

Womack  Pharaoh,  col,  lab,  2063  e  Market 

♦Workman  M  C,  real  estate,  h  231  e  Market 

Wright  Clement  G,  lawyer,  h  227  n  Elm 

Wright  Mrs  Annie,  wid,  h  227  n  Elm 

Wright  Nat,  col,  h  915  e  Market 

Wright  Wm,col,  drayman,  h  224  e  Sycamore 

Wright  Louis,  col,  waiter,  h  212  Mebane 

Wyche  Miss  Martha,  teacher  penmanship  and  book-keeping  G  F  C 

Wyrich  Edw,  jail  guard,  bds  200  n  Elm 

*Wyrick  Luther,  carpenter,  h  210  s  Ashe 

*Wyrick  Robert,  moulder,  h  215  e  Gaston 

*Yancey  D  B,  col,  butcher,  stall  No  2,  h  172  w  McCulloch 

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.     VV.V-»r\nnCXiV-»V-».  before   insuring.      Office,    2nd   floor   of  the 
National  Bank  Building,  'iS&K  South  Elm  Street,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Yates  Mrs  M  E,  wid,  h  335  Church 

Yates  Jas  F,  tinner,  h  113  Church 

*Yates  P  P,  drummer,  h  335  Church 

*Yates  Geo,  tinner,  h  321  Church 

Yates  Charity,  col,  dom,  h  335  Church 

Yates  Wm,  col,  tinner,  h  415  Lindsay 

*Yates  Jethro,  h  442  e  Washington 

Yates  J  H,  bar-keeper,  h  442  e  Washington 

Yates  &  James,  blacksmithing,  e  Sycamore 

Yates  Bros,  real  estate,  127  s  Elm 

Y  M  C  A  Rooms,  F  H  Cota,  sec,  h  110  and  112  e  Market 

Yore  Sally,  col,  wks  300  s  Spring 

York  N  M,  h  702  Arlington 

*York  A,  carpenter,  h  702  Arlington 

York  Miss  Dona,  h  702  Arlington 

York  Ed,  wks  C  F  &  Y  V  RR,  bds  824  Bellevue  at 


"N  SYRUPS  we  keep  everything  from  "Open  Kettle"  New  Orleans  down 
.  to  cheap  naixtures.    Maple  svrup  is  one  of  our  big  sellers. 

J.  w.  scorr  &  co. 


GREENSBORO  DIRECTORY. 


95 


GUILFORD  COLLEGE. 


Adams  Wm,  col,  section  hand 
Ballinger  J  F,  ftirmer 
Ballinger  M  H,  farmer 
Bass  R,  former 
Boren  A  P,  farmer 
Brown  J  W,  farmer 
Cook  J  W,  farmer,  sheriff 
Cummins  L  G,  farmer 
Cude  H  C,  college  farmer 
Case  J  A,  farmer 
Dean  Julius,  farmer 
Dennis  Peter,  col,  lab 
Davis  Prof  J  F 
Doak  J  W,  salesman 
Dobson  A,  farmer 
Dobson  N,  farmer 
Donnell  W  H,  col,  lab 
Dundes  John,  farmer 
Edgerton  J  H,  saw  mill, 
Edwards  B  Y,  buggy  shop 


Lloyd  B  Y,  shoemaker 

McCracken  Dr  J  F,  physician 

McCracken  Alonzo,  salesman 

McCracken  J  T,  far  and  mcht 

Meekin  Julius,  col,  lab 

Mendendall  Dr  Nereus,  farmer 

Miller  Wash,  col,  farmer 

Parker  J  R,  farmer 

Paschal  Julius,  lab 

Peele  Rev  A,  farmer  and  minister 

Perisho  Prof  E  C 

Pitts  John,  col,  lab 

Root  Prof  Robt  C,  Treas  college 

Roberts  J  M,  boarding  house 

Russell  E  H,  farmer 

Rayl  Henry,  farmer 

Rolberson  Dr  D  A,  physician 

Smith  Lee  S,  merchant 

Smith  J  B,  farmer 

Staples  Green,  col,  farmer 


Bain  Building  Company, 


CONTRACTORS. 

Rough    and    Dresped    Lumber. 


Edwards  Charlie,  farmer 
Gorrell,  R  G,  farmer 
Hallowell  W  R,  boarding  house 
Hall  John,  col,  lab 
Harvey  Isaac,  farmer 
Hill  Philip,  col,  farmer 
Hobbs  L  L,  Pres't  of  college 
Hodgin  E  N,  farmer 
Hoge  L  N,  farmer 
Horton  Louis,  farmer 
Howard  Ivison,  col,  lab 
Hutton  James,  col,  lab 
Hutton  Peter,  col,  farmer 
Jones  W  F,  lab 
Jones  Calvin,  col,  lab 
Jones  J  W,  lab 
Jones  R  M,  farmer 
Knight  C  S,  farmer 
Knight  J  0,  farmer 
Knight  N  M,  farmer, 
Lindsay,  Saml,  col,  lab 


Smith  R  S,  farmer 

Smith  S  W  H,  farmer  and  mcht 

Smith  W  E,  farmer 

Stanley  J  H,  postmaster 

Stanley  Milton,  farmer 

Tyrwhitte  S,  farmer 

Taylor  S  F,  farmer 

Willis  H  H,  carpenter 

Winslow  C  J,  horse  dealer 

Wadkins  Henry,  col,  carpenter 

Wadkins,  Julius,  col,  farmer 

Walker  Wm,  farmer 

Ward  G  W,  farmer 

Wheeler  0  C,  farmer  and  mch 

White  Ellis,  farmer 

Woody  Prof  Jno  W 

Woodley  Dr  W  T,  physician 

Worth  Daniel,  farmer 

Wren  J,  carpenter 

Younts  Joseph,  farmer 


REECE  &  ELAM, 

Book  ^^"^  Job  Printers, 


Q-R-EElSrSBORO,  N".  O. 


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Only  Office  in  Piedmont  North  Carolina  running 
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GREENSBORO 

Commercial  Directory. 


Architects. 


BEACHAM  W  B,  131  w  Price 

Epps  &  Hackett,  311  s  Elm 

WOODROFFE,  THOMAS  &  SONS,  301  Walker  av 

Artists. 

Sampson  Miss  Hattie,  612  Asheboro 

Attorneys. 

Ball  W  S,  106  Court  sq 
Barringer  John  A,  113  Court  so 
Boyd  James  E,  119i  s  Elm 
BYNUM  W.  P,  jr,  106  Court  sq 

THREE  EEGISTERBD  DRU&GISTS  at  our  Prescription  Desks.     Errors  prevent- 
ed, Dispatch  secured. 
RICHARDSON  &  FARISS,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists. 

Dillard  &  King,  lOOi  n  Elm 

DOUGLAS  RO  M,  office  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank  Building 

Forbis  Jas  W,  102  n  Elm 

Keogh  Thos  B,  Court  sq 

MICHAUX  J  S,  office  127  s  Elm 

Morehead  J  T,  104J  s  Elm 

SCOTT  L  M,  111  Court  sq 

Sharpe  B  C,  110  Court  sq 

Wilson  John  M,  104i  s  Elm 

Bakers. 

FARRISS  W  A,  358  s  Elm 
Glenn  &  O'Connor,  114  w  Market 
Thorn  J  E,  117  e  Market 

Banks. 

Bank  of  Guilford,  212  s  Elm 
NATIONAL  BANIL  238  s  Elm 
Peoples'  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  115  s  Elm 
Piedmont  Bank,  119  s  Elm 


WflPTTT-WTIAPTON  Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


GREENSBORO  COMMERCIAL  DIRECTODY. 


Barbers. 

Emerson  J  W,  col,  125  s  Elm 

Johnson  J  D,  col,  358 i  s  Elm 

Payne  &  Graham,  col,  329  s  Elm 

Sniith  Saml,  col,  207  and  208  Market  sq 

Wishart  J  J,  McAdoo  House 

WOODS  &  WILLIAMS,  col,  Benbow  House 

Bill-Poster. 

Sloan  Wm,  col  907  e  Market 

Blacksmiths. 

Corl  Dan  W,  215  e  Sycamore 
HARRIS  J  H,  s  Davie,  near  Market  House 
LEWIS  J  &  C,  109  and  111  Lewis 
Yates  &  James,  e  Svcamore,  near  s  Elm 

Boarding  Houses. 

Bell  &  Buchanan,  S-tO  s  Elm 

n  \hl  PiiRR  Ri  C'fi  Insurance  Special  attention  given  to  Country  Busi- 
er. WW.  umiBI  Ut  UU.,  ness,  Dwellings,  Barns  and  Stores  of  Permanent 
Residents.    2d3X  South  Elm  Street,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Brown  Mrs  N  A,  414  n  Elm 
Cat  or  Mrs  Annie,  107  Church 
Dilworth  A,  213  e  Market 
Fowler  Mrs  A  F,  115  s  Ashe 
Hardin  Mrs  J,  235  s  Elm 
Hartis  Mrs  J  M,  1161  w  Market 
Jones  S  D,  col,  3582'  s  Elm 
McCormick  Mrs  E  T,  310  Asheboro 
Mendenhall  Miss  J,  302  s  Elm 
Moore  Mrs  R  R,  301  s  Elm 
MONROE  HOUSE,  124  Buchanan 
Rankin  Mrs  J  H,  107  e  Gaston 
Wattlington  Mrs  E  C,  356  s  Elm 

Bonded  Auctioneers. 

Pearce  Jas  R,  120  e  Market 

Wishart  J  J,  McAdoo  House  building 

Books  and  Stationery. 

Dike  Book  Co,  116  s  Elm 
Greensboro  Book  Store,  124  s  Elm 

Boots  and  Shoes. 

Armfield  G  Will,  236  and  238  s  Elm 
Boston  Racket,  324  s  Elm 


Do  YOU  like  Cocoa?  If  so  SCOTT  &  CO.  can  supply  you  with  "Van 
Houton's,"  "Baker's,"  "Epps' "  and  "Phillips'. "     Also,  carry  several 
brands  of  Chololate  for  drinking  and  baking  purposes. 

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BROWN  S  S  &  CO,  232  and  234  s  Elm 

DARDEN  &  GAY,  113  e  Market 

Douo-hty  C  H,  103  w  Market 

HARRIS,  J  H,  217  s  Elm 

Heijflrix  J  M  &  Co,  221  s  Elm 

Hudson  Store  Co,  516  and  518  s  Elm 

Jo'in.-on  &  Dorsett,  206  and  208  s  Elm 

Laskev  M,  330  s  Elm 

Newell  M  G,  420  and  422  Asheboro 

New  York  Racket,  320  and  322  s  Elm 

PHIPPS  J  HENRY,  500  Asheboro 

Pitts  &  Love,  364  s  Elm 

Pretzfefder  Dry  Goods  and  Shoe  Co,  210  s  Elm 

Royster  Geo  H,  112  s  Elm 

Vuncannon  &  Co,  524  and  526  s  Elm 

Brewing  Company. 

Robert  Portner's  Brewing  Co.,  119  Buchanan 

Brick  Manufacturers. 

Dean  Jas,  col,  Washington,  near  RR 

GREENSBORO  BRICK  AND  TILING  CO,  301  Walker  av 

Bain  Building  Company,  Ro^?lT%t?Z^u.n.^er. 

HOLLEY  W  E,  col,  near  Eastern  limits 
Kirkpatrick  D  N,  cor  Greene  st  and  Park  av 

Builders'  Material. 

BAIN  BUILDING  CO,  209  and  211  Lewi^ 
GREENSBORO  SASH  AND  BLIND  CO,  202  Lewis 
GUILFORD  LUMBER  CO,  532  Ashe 

Cabinet  Makers. 

Collins  Wm,  120  s  Davie 
McNeill,  W  H,  col,  200  Market  sq 
Whittington  W  F,  Market  sq 

Carpets  and  Oil  Cloth. 

Armfield  G  Will,  236  and  238  s  Elm 
BROWN  S  S  &  CO,  232  and  234  s  Elm 
Johnson  &  Dorsett,  206  and  208  s  Elm 
Powell  &  Wharton,  233  s  Elm 
Pretzfelder  Dry  Goods  &  Shoe  Co,  210  s  Elm 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Dealers. 

HARRIS  J  H,  217  s  Elm 

Ross  L  F,  115  Depot 

Wakefield  Hardware  Co,  229  s  Elm 


WORTH-WHARTON 


Real  Estate  and  Investment  Co. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


lOO     GREENSBORO  COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Manufacturers. 

HARRIS  J  H,  217  s  Elm 
Led  ford  George,  206  Market  sq 

Cigar  Manufacturer. 

Bastine  W  E,  113  a  Elm 

Civil  Engineer. 

Pierce  Frank  A,  K  of  P  building 

Clothing. 

Armfield  G  Will,  236  and  238  s  Elm 

BROWN  S  S  &  CO,  232  and  234  s  Elm 

FISHBLATE  F,  230  s  Elm 

Laskey  M,  330  s  Elm 

New  York  Racket  Store,  320  and  322  s  Elm    . 

C  M  VANSTORY  &  CO,  216  s  Elm 

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l\\J  L/rl  1  V  RICHARDSON  &  FARISS,  Sole  Proprietors. 

Coal  and  Wood. 

Field  JB  110  Depot 

Matthews  F  A,  near  C  F  &  Y  V  RR  depot 

Confectioners. 

Caldcleugh  &  Bro,  219  s  Elm 
FARRISS  W  A,  358  s  Elm 
Hendrix  E  M  &  Co,  111  e  Market 
Jordan  W  M  &  Co,  112  w  Market 
KANDY  KITCHEN,  305  s  Elm 
Pearce  0  F,  366  s  Elm 
SCOTT  J  W  &  CO,  240  and  242  s  Elm 
Smithdeal  L  A,  226  s  Elm 

Contractors  and  Builders. 

BAIN  BUILDING  CO,  209  and  211  Lewis 

BEACHAM  W  B,  131  Price 

Brooks  A  F,  636  s  Elm 

Oakley  J  L,  636  Mendenhall 

Smith  John  Y,  510  Arlington 

Wolf  John,  308  n  Forbis 

WOODROFFE  THOMAS,  301  Walker  a v 

Corn  and  Flour  Mills. 

Oak  Hill  Roller  Mills,  near  R&D  freight  depot 


A  TASTE  FOR  OLIVES  has  to  be  "  cultivated,"  and  we  think  from  the 
amount  of  Olives  we  are  selling  now  that  a  great  many  of  our  people 
have  been  practising  on  that  "  cultivating"  art.  J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY.      loi 

Cotton  Mills. 

CROWN  MILLS,  701  e  Washington 
Greensboro  Cotton  Mills,  s  Elm 

Crockery  and  Glassware. 

Caldcleugh  &  Bro,  219  s  Elm 
McDuffie  &  Pigford,  227  s  Elm 

Dentists. 

GRIFFITH  J  W,  113J  s  Elm 
Rowe  Walter  W,  101 J  e  Market 
TURNER  CHAS  A,  234i  s  Elm 
WhitsettGW,  101 J  e  Market 

Dress  Makers. 

Boner  Miss  Laura,  220  Eugene 
Dilworth  Mrs  S  W,  213  e  Market 
Graham  Mrs  Mary,  403  w  Market 
Kersey  Miss  Alice,  336  w  Bragg 
Landreth  Miss  Minnie  2010  e  Market 
Led  ford  Mrs  Geo  203  n  Davie 
Orrell  Mrs  Lee,  300,  cor  Greene  and  Clay 

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TERRY  MISS  NANNIE,  109  J  w  Market 
Thomas  Miss  Mary,  509  n  Greene 

Druggists. 

FITZSIMON  GEORGE,  100  s  Elm 

Holton  C  E,  303  s  Elm 

Piedmont  Drug  Co,  231  s  Elm 

Richardson  &  Fariss,  121  s  Elm 

South  Greensboro  Pharmacy,  416  Asheboro 

Tate  Bros,  108  s  Elm 

Dry  Goods. 

Armfield  G  Will,  236-238  s  Elm 

Barker  John,  109  Court  sq 

Boston  Racket  Store,  224  s  Elm 

BROWN  S  S  &  CO,  232  and  234  s  Elm 

Hendrix  J  M  &  Co,  221  s  Elm 

Hudson  Store  Co,  516  and  518  s  Elm 

Johnson  &  Dorsett,  206  and  208  s  Elm 

Moore  W  S,  123  e  Market 

Murray  W  R,  214  s  Elm 

Newell  M  G,  420  and  422  Asheboro 

New  York  Racket  Store,  320  and  322  s  Elm 


WnRTU.WU  AIITflM    ^e^'  Elstate  and  Investment  Co., 
ffUnin     ffWrinniUl^  real  estate  dealers. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


I02     GREENSBORO  COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 

Original  Racket  Store,  218  s  Elm 

PHIPPS  J  HENRY,  500  Asheboro 

Powell  &  Wharton,  283  s  Elm 

Pretzfelder  Dry  Goods  and  Shoe  Co,  210  s  Elm 

Racket  Store,  228  s  Elm 

Rovster  G  H,  112  s  Elm 

SCOTT  J  W  &  CO,  240  and  242  s  Elm 

Vuncannon  &  Co,  526  s  Elm 

Wilson  Miss  H  M,  110  w  Market 

Express  Company. 

Southern  Express  Co,  328  s  Elm 

Fancy  Goods  and  Notions. 

Armfield  G  Will,  236  and  238  s  Elm 
BROWN  S  S  &  CO,  232  and  234  s  Elm 
Gorrell  C  C  &  Co,  101  w  Market 
Hendrix  J  M  &  Co,  221  s  Elm 
Johnson  &  Dorsett,  206  and  208  s  Elm 
Moore  W  S,  123  e  Market 
Murray  W  R,  214  s  Elm 

CONTRACTORS^ 


Bain  Building  Company. 


New  York  Racket  Store,  820  and  322  s  Elm 

Omohundro  &  Co,  105  w  Market 

Original  Racket  Store,  318  s  Elm 

Powell  &  Wharton,  288  s  Elm 

Pretzfelder  Dry  Goods  and  Shoe  Co,  210  s  Elm 

Racket  Store  Co,  228  s  Elm 

Royster  G  H,  112  s  Elm 

Wilson  Miss  H  M,  110  w  Market 

Fish  Dealers. 

Howell  D,  col,  8  City  Market 
Hughes  &  Son,  7  City  Market 

Florist. 

Dodson  S  C,  327  e  Market 

Foundery  and  Machine  Shops, 

Eagle  Foundery,  522  s  Elm 

Glascock  G  T,  214  s  Lewis 

SERGEANT  MFG  CO,  328  e  Washington 

Furniture. 

Forbis  W  R,  118  e  Market 

Greensboro  Furniture  Factory,  Railroad  av 


Q/^  TO  THIRTY  different  kinds  of  Chewing  Tobacco  always  on  hand 
^tJ  from  the  common  5c.  plug  to  "  Orange  Girl,"  which  will  please  you, 
if  you  want  a  natural  leaf  tobacco.  J.  W".  SCOTT  &  CO. 


GREENSBORO  COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY.     103 

Greensboro  Furniture  Store,  103  e  Market 
McDuffie  &  Pigford,  227  s  Elm 
Smith  F  F,  332  s  Elm 

Gas  and  Electric  Light  Co. 

Greensboro  Gas  and  Electric  Light  Co,  118  and  120  n  Forbis 

Gents'  Furnishing  Goods. 

Arnifield  G  Will.  236  and  238  s  Elm 

Boston  Racket  Store,  324  s  Elm 

P>BO\VN  S  S  &  CO,  232  and  234  s  Elm     • 

FISHBLATE  F,  230  s  Elm 

Hendrix  J  M  &  Co,  221  s  Elm 

Johnson  &  Dorset,  206  and  208  s  Elm 

Laskey  M,  330  s  Elm 

New  York  Racket  Store,  318  s  Elm 

Powell  &  Wharton,  233  s  Elm 

VANSTORY  C  M  &  CO,  216  s  Elm 

0\A/      r^ADD    JPr    r^r\     correspondence  solicited.     Call  and  see  us 
.     VV  .    K^I-\nr\    OL   K^KJ.  before   insuring.      Office,   2nd   floor   of   the 

National  Bank  Building,  2333^  South  Elm  Street,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Granite  Company. 

MT.  AIRY  GRANITE  CO,  301  Walker  av 

Grocers. 

Aiken  &  Ciapp,  122  e  Svcamore 
Albright  Geo  B,  121  e  Market 
Barker  John  109  Court  sq 
Brockman  A  J,  412  e  Market 
Galloway  Turner,  col,  124  s  Davie 
Glenn  &  O'Connor,  114  w  Market 
Hendrix  EM  &  Co,  111  s  Elm 
HOUSTON  &  BRO,  215  s  Elm 
Hudson  Store  Co,  516  and  518  s  Elm 
Hudson  W  D,  515  s  Elm 
Jones  John,  col,  108  Market  sq 
Jordan  W  M  &  Co,  112  w  Market 
Keeling  Spencer  P,  201  s  Elm 
Keeling  John  L,  342  s  Elm 
Kivett  W  S  350  s  Elm 
Landreth  W  S,  806  e  Market 
Logan  W  M,  col,  121  s  Davie 
Mason  J  E,  233  Lewis 
Newell  M  G,  420  and  422  Asheboro 
Pearce  0  F,  366  s  Elm 
PHIPPS  J  HENRY,  500  Asheboro 
PICKARD  T  M  &  BRO,  100  n  Davie 


WORTH-WHARTON  ■""»'  llJ?tL?!;l'"^«'tSf"'  co., 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
no  South  Elm  Street. 


104     GREENSBORO  COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 

Pickard  T  M  &  R  0,  101  e  Market 

Pugh  J  W,  219  Church 

SCOTT  J  W  &  CO,  340  and  242  s  Elm 

Scarborough  S  W,  218  w  Market 

Smithdeal  L  A  226  s  Elm 

THOMAS  &  CHRISMON,  123  and  125  s  Davie 

Vuncannon  &  Co,  526  s  Elm 

Gun  and  Safe  Repairing. 

COLEMAN  J  H,  104  Court  sq 

Halls. 

A  M  E  Hall,  col.  Court  sq 
Benbow  Hall,  218  s  Elm 
Day's  Hall,  col,  s  Elm 

Handle  Factories. 

Merrimon  B  H,  Delphina  st,  near  C  F  &  Y  V  RR 
Shober  F  E  &  Co,  511  Ashe 

Harness  Manufacturers. 

Alexander  H  E,  Depot 
HARRIS  J  H,  217  s  Elm 

Hardware. 

Anderson  &  Co,  223  s  Elm 

ODELL  HARDWARE  CO.,  323  and  325  s  Elm 

Wakefield  Hardware  Co,  227  s  Elm 

Hats  and  Gaps. 

Armfield  G  Will,  236  and  238  s  Elm 

Boston  Racket  Store,  324  s  Elm 

BROWN  S  S  &  Co,  232  and  234  s  Elm 

FISHBLATE  F,  230  s  Elm 

Hudson  Store  Co,  516  and  518  s  Elm 

Johnson  &  Dorsett,  206  and  208  s  Elm 

Laskey  M,  330  s  Elm 

Murray  W  R,  214  s  Elm 

New  York  Racket  Store,  320  and  322  s  Elm 

Newell  M  G,  420  and  422  Asheboro 

Original  Racket  Store,  318  s  Elm 

PHIPPS  J  HENRY,  500  Asheboro 

Pretzfelder  Dry  Goods  and  Shoe  Co,  210  s  Elm 

Royster  G  H,  112  s  Elm 

VANSTORY  0  M  &  CO,  216  s  Elm 


<  <T3IN  MONEY"  PICKLES,  put  up  by  a  lady  in  Richmond,  Va.,  are  the 
I       finest  sweet  pickles  in  the  market.    We  keep  them  on  hand  the  year 
round.  J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  COMMEROAL  DIRECTORY.      105 

Hotels. 

Benbow  House,  122  s  Elm 

McAdoo  House,  307  s  Elm 

Railroad  Eating  House,  cor  s  Elm  and  Buchanan 

MONROE  HOUSE,  124  Buchanan. 

Ice  Companies. 

GREENSBORO  ICE  FACTORY,  R  &  D  RR,  near  s  Elm 
WHARTON,  JACKSON  &  CO,  115  Buchanan 

Insurance. 

CARR  0  W  &  CO,  233  J  s  Elm 

GLENN  ROBT  G,  110  s  Elm 

JONES  J  S,  127  s  Elm 

MILLER  &  LINDSAY,  107  e  Washington 

Southern  Life  Insurance  Co,  McAdoo  House 

Winslow  Thos  N,  111  s  Elm 

OW     PADD   9    Pn    Insurance  promptly  placed  and  prompt  payments  of  losses 
•   III   uHnn  Oc  UUi  guaranteed   Over  $250,000  losses  paid  during  the  last  twenty 
years,  and  no  policy  ever  yet  contested  written  at  this  Agency.    233 >^  S.  Elm  Street. 


Hosiery  Mills. 

Oak  Hill  Hosiery  Mills,  110^  Lewis 

y  Laundries. 

Greensboro  Steam  Laundry,  111  w  Market 
Ying  Sing  (Chinese,)  132  s  Elm 

Lime  and  Cement. 

Beacham  W  B,  121  Price 
Wharton  &  Stratford,  324  s  Elm 

Liniment  Manufactory. 

Tar  Heel  Chemical  Co,  303  s  Elm 

Leaf  Tobacco  Dealers. 

Bevill  W  E  &  Co,  122  n  Elm 
Cobb  H  W,  cor  Greene  and  Gaston 
Cobb  J  S  &  Co,  226-228  Belle  Meade  av 
Berger  H  C  &  Co,  112-114  Eayetteville 
Jordan  J  F  &  Co,  344  ?  s  Davie 
Kirkpatrick  J  J,  246-248  Belle  Meade  av 
Minor  &  Mitchell,  229-231  Belle  Meade  av 
Thomas  D  E,  105  n  Davie 


WnRTU-WU  ARTnM    F^eal  Estate  and  Investment  Co., 
If  Un  9  n~TT  linn  l  UB^  real  estate  dealers. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


io6      GREENSBORO  COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 

Livery  Stables. 

TATUM  &  STEWART,  113  Depot 
TAYLOR  F  N,  348  s  Elm 
YANSTORY  C  P,  114  and  116  s  Davie 

Lumber  Dealers. 

BROOKS  R  W,  123  Lewis 

Dowd  C,  108  s  Davie 

GREENSBORO  SASH  AND  BLIND  CO,  202  Lewis 

GUILFORD  LUMBER  CO,  532  Ashe 

LOVE  WM,  506  Ashe 

WOODROFFE  THOS,  301  Walker  av 

Machinery. 

Burgess  W  R,  434  Arlington 

Marble  Works. 

Knight  J  W,  108  Court  square 
NEESE  J  H,  116  e  Market 

contractoTrs^ 

All  Kinds  op  Builders'  Supplues. 


Bain  Building  Company, 


Meat  Dealers. 

Forsyth  John,  408  Asheboro 
Hughes  J  R,  1  City  Market 
Jones  Will  J,  col,  4  City  Market 
YANCEY  D  B,  col,  2  City  Market 

Merchant  Tailor. 

CARTLAND  H  H,  106  s  Elm 

Milliners. 

Bobo,  Mrs  S  E,  118  s  Elm 
Cator  Mrs  Annie,  104  s  Elm 
Gorrell  C  C  &  Co,  109  w  Market 
Omohunnro  Mrs  &  Co,  105  w  Market 

Newspapers. 

DAILY  RECORD,  222  s  Elm 
DAILY  WORKMAN,  127  s  Elm 
GREENSBORO  PATRIOT,  220  s  Elm 
The  North  State,  104  n  Elm 


Do  YOU  SMOKE?  If  so  we  have  something  in  the  way  of  5  and  10 
cent  goods  that  will  please  you.    Can  also  make  prices  low  if  you  buy 
l.y  the  box.  J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY.      107 

Painters. 

CHAFFIN  A  P,  109  s  Davie 
Golden  A  J,  225  Mebane 
Howard  C  C,  bds  Monroe  House 
James  John,  111  Depot 
Ledford  Geo,  Market  square 
NELSON,  LOWE  &  CO, 

Photographers. 

ALDERMAN   S  L,  106  i  s  Elm 
WHITE  EG,  108J  w  Market 

Physicians. 

Alford  H  M,  203  s  Elm 
Beall  W  P,  100  Court  square 
Broadnax  J  G,  207  w  Market 
Durham  W  J  H,  Keeley  Institute 


Refreshing  Drinks 


all  the  year  around  at  our  elegant  Soda  Fountain. 
RICHARDSON  &  FARISS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Druggists. 


Glenn  C  M,  106^  s  Elm 
Gregory  R  K,  108  s  Elm 
Ledbetter  A  E,  326^  s  Elm 
Logan  J  E,  320  w  Market 
Marley  H  B,  506  Asheboro 
Michaux  E  R,  224^  s  Elm 
Renn  Geo,  Keeley  Institute 
SCHENCK  D  R,  110  n  Elm 
Tate  R  W,  335  Asheboro 
Williams  J  M,  e  Market 
Wilson  A  R,  303  s  Elm 

Pianos  and  Organs. 

Greensboro  Music  Store,  104  s  Elm 
Jones  BE,  168  Asheboro 
Moore  W  S,  123  e  Market 

Plumbers. 

Adams  W  M,  269  s  Elm 
Greer  John,  107  w  Market 
SNELL  F  V,  116J  e  Market 

Printers — Book  and  Job. 

REECE  &  ELAM,  222  s  Elm 
THOMAS  BROS,  204J  s  Elm 


WnRTU.WUARTflM    ^^^l  ^^^^^^  ^"d  investment  Co., 
ffUn  I  nffflMn  l  Ul^  real  estate  dealers. 


REAL  ESTATE  DEALERS, 
110  South  Elm  Street. 


io8      GREENSBORO  COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


Eeal  Estate. 

Greensboro  Security  and  Investment  Co,  100  n  Elm 

Hagan  A,  118  e  Washington 

Land  W  R  &  Co,  111  s  Elm 

South  Greensboro  Investment  Co, 

Union  Land  Company, 

WORTH-WHARTON  REAL   ESTATE    AND    INVESTMENT 

COMPANY,  110  s  Elm 
Yates  Bros.  127  s  Elm 

Restaurants. 

Causey  Turner,  col,  207  s  Elm 
Clegg  W  F,  368  s  Elm 
Harris  Robert,  col,  211  s  Elm 
Jones  Joseph,  col,  lOli  Court  square 
Rail  Road  Eating  House,  s  Elm 
Tucker  Frank,  col,  213  s  Elm 

inCCCC     An  IIICTCn  and  Promptly  Paid  on  Insurance  Placed  through  O.  W. 
LUOOLO    AUJUO  I  lU  Carr  &  Co.,  233>^  South  Elm  St.,  Greensboro. 

Sash  and  Blind  Manufacturers. 

BAIN  BUILDING  CO,  209-211  Lewis 
GREENSBORO  SASH  AND  BLIND  CO,  202  Lewis 
GUILFORD  LUMBER  CO,  532  Ashe 

Sewing  Machine  Cos. 

SINGER  MANF'G  CO,  106  w  Market 
STANDARD  MACHINE  CO,  217  s  Elm 

Steel  and  Iron  Company. 

N.  C.  Steel  and  Iron  Company,  126  s  Elm 

Shoemakers. 

Doughty,  Chas  H,  103  w  Market 

Edwell  Jas,  col,  224  Mebane 

HARRIS  J  H,  217  s  Elm 

Hays  T  S,  103  w  Market 

Marable  Isaac,  col,  603  e  Washington 

Moore  A  F,  506  s  Elm 

Thompson  L,  622  Ashe 

Stoves  and  Ranges. 

ANDERSON  &  CO,  223  s  Elm 

ODELL  HARDWARE  CO,  323  and  325  s  Elm 

Wakefield  Hardware  Co,  229  s  Elm 


OUR  GOODS  have  "  got  such  a  move  on  them"  that  we  rarely  ever  are 
troubled  with  stale  goods,  or  hard  stock  of  any  kind. 

J.  W.  SCOTT  &  CO. 

GREENSBORO  COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY.      109 

Stove  Manufacturers. 

Eagle  Foimdery,  521  s  Elm  • 

Glasscock  G  T,  214  s  Lewis 

SERGEANT  MFG  CO,  328  e  Washington 

Taxidermist. 

Sampson  Miss  Hattie,  612  Asheboro 

Telegraph  Company. 

Western  Union,  114>s  Elm 

Tinners. 

O'Sullivan  E  C,  329  s  Elm 
Yates  James  F,  127  s  Elm 


Bain  Building  Company, 


CONTRACTORS. 


Tobacco  Manufacturers. 

King  J  L  i&  Co,  221  Buchanan 
Pegram  &  Stone,  209  Buchanan 

Tobacco  Warehouses. 

Banner  Warehouse,  210  w  Market 
Farmers'  Warehouse,  241  n  Greene 
New  Star  Warehouse,  212  s  Davie 

Undertakers. 

Collins  William,  120  s  Davie 
McNeill  W  H,  col,  204  Market  sq 

Watchmakers  and  Jewellers. 

Farrar  W  B  &  Son,  102  s  Elm 
Lampman  Geo,  326  s  Elm 
Siler  N  J,  109  e  Market 
Thornton  J  J,  114  s  Elm 

Water  Company. 

Greensboro  Water  Co, 


J.  A.  ODELL,  President. 


C.  H.  IRELAND,  Sec.  and  Treas- 


Odell  fLELfduXciPe  Co., 

Wholesale  Dealers  in  all  kinds  of 

Forei  aDil  Domestic  Harilwarfi,  Pots,  Oils,  Famlslies, 

SASH,  BLINDS,  DOORS,  WOOD  AND  WILLOW  WARE, 

Stoves  and  Tinware,  Guns  and  Sporting  Goods,  Stationery 
and  Weighing  Machinery. 

323  and  325  South  Elm  Street. 


CHE  APfSTP  I^EI  KT  OWM 


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Don't  take  too  many  chances  but 
jump  at  the  right  kind  of  a  chance 
when  it  comes  your  way.  Whethi-r 
the  work  we  do  is  done  on  the  steeple 
of  a  church  or  on  the  panel  of  a  door, 
you  can  be  absolutely  sure  of  one 
thing — it  will  be  well  done.  We  not 
only  want  your  custom,  but  we  want 
to  deserve  it.  First-class  work  with 
the  brush  ought  to  command  first-class 
figures,  but  fancy  prices  are  not  in  our 
line.  Give  us  an  order  and  we  will 
give  you  satisfaction. 

A.  P.  CHAFFIN, 

Ornamental  Sign  Painter  and  Decurator, 
Shop— 109  S.  Davie  St. 


What^ton- Jackson  8t  Co., 

ICE  MANUFACTURERS, 

Wholesilt  Sid  Retail  ICE  DEAISHS, 

115  Buchanan  St., 

KORTH   OF   FREIGHT    DEPOT. 

GREENSBOEO,  N.  C. 


MANUFACTURER  OF 

limi\  Saflis,  Builes,  Garriases,  Carts,  k. 

SADDLERY  HARDWARE  AT  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL. 

Ftj.ll  Line:  o£  Ti_i.irf   Groods  ir:L   Stocrl^. 

AGENT  FOR  OSBORNE  MOWING  MACHINES. 

Largest   Assortment   of  Silks  in  the  United  States. 
LADIES'  AND  GENTS'  FINE  SHOES. 

W.  B.  FARRAR&SON, 

Watchmakers  and  Jewelers. 


FINE  DIAMONDS 


W/1TCHE5,  CLOCKS  /IND  JEWELRY. 

i^r£ict,iosil  OpticigLiis. 

We  are  prepared  to  fit  all  defects  of  vision  scientifically,  such  as  Astig- 
'niatism.  Hyperopia,  Myo])ia,  Presbyopia  or  any  compound  defects  that  can 
he  benefited.  Don't  be  afraid  to  have  your  eyes  examined,  as  the  eye  i.s 
examined  in  its  normal  condition.     No  medicine  is  used. 

0pp.  Post  Office,  102  South   Elm  Street,  GREENSBORO,  N.  C. 


AMERICAN,  GEORGIA  AND  ITALIAN 


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ALL  WORK  FINISHED  IN  LATEST  STYLES. 
116  East  Market  Street,  GREENSBORO,  N.  C. 


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Has  on  hand  at  all 
times  both  FOREIGN 
and  DOMESTIC 

CLOTHS 

of  every  description. 


FURNISHINGS 

of  all  kinds, 

SHIRTS,  COLLARS, 

Cuffs,  Underwear, 

SCARFS, 

Urabrellas,  Canes,  &c. 


Samples   and    Rules   for   self  measurement   sent  on  application. 
ALL  WORK  GUARANTEED. 


D,  SCHENCK,  Sr 


D.  SCHENCK,  Jr 


SCtlENCK  S  SCHEI<CK, 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW, 

FRANK  A.  PEIRCE, 
Civil  Engineer  i  Sut^Veyor, 

CrK.H:E:3srsBOK.o,  nsr.  c. 

Surveys  for  Waterworks,  Sewerage  Systems,  Ptailroads,  Etc.     Subdivision 

of  Lands  and  Retracing  Old  Lines.     Plans  and  Specifications 

furnished.     Work  Superintended. 

Office  in  K.  of  P.  Building,  witfi  Epps  &  Hackett.