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COMPLETE DIRECTORY OF NORTH CAROLINA
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North Carolina
Yearbook
1902
PUBLISHED EVERY YEAR BY
The News and Observer.
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for getting farm, garden, nnd orchard products to the Northern Markets in best pos-
sible condition, in shortest time, and at lowest rates.
In no part of the country is t'ifrc a yi eater abundance of game and fish than in
the eastern counties of North and South Carolina.
NORTHERN FARMERS \RE INVITED to write for information in detail about the
territory of the Atlantic Coast Line, which extends from RICHMOND AND NORFOLK
TO COLUMBIA, AUGUSTA, AND CHARLESTON.
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WILMINGTON, N. C.
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK
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RICHMOND, VA.
THE
NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK
A State Directory by Counties and Towns,
Including State Information, State
Statistics and General Statistics,
with Map of North Carolina.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
INDEX.
COUHTIES—
Are arranged alphabetically.
TOWS ,J -
Are arranged under their re-
sin ctrve counties.
Page.
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS
(As to counties and towns) 588-592
CENSUS FIGURES 21-23
Population of N. C. 1900 and 1890 21
Native and Foreign 21
U. S. Census 1900 and 1890 23
CHURCH STATISTICS 599
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (Ten
New) 47
FAMOUS N. C. HORSES 598
INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOURCES
OF NORTH CAROLINA 597-598
LITERACY WD ILLITERACY 29
NORTH CAROLINA IN CONGRESS.. 599
OFFICIAL VOTE OF 1900 17-19 and 25
Vote for Governor 17
Congressional vote 19
Electoral vote 25
Vote for Governor, 1876-1900 25
POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS 43-46
Democratic 43
Republican 4o
Populist 46
Prohibition 46
PUBLIC SCHOOL STATISTICS 27
Census and Enrollment 27
State Apportionment 29
I! AILROADS 6!
SE!S '. M. .:! M. DISTRICTS IN N. ('.... 46
Senatorial Returning Board
SOCIETIES AND OK< ! \\ ttZATONS. .::::- 14 IT
Association of Academies
Bankers' Association 37
I'; r Association 37
Oliei ical Society 35
( olonial Dames 35
Confederate Veterans 33
Daughters of Confederacy ,.. 35
S01 iety 37
Farmers' Association 39
Farmers' State Alliance 39
Kin mi n-' Association
Funeral Directors and Embalmers. . 39
G. A. R 35
1 [1 u-i 11 ultural Society 39
Knights of Pythias 39
Literary and Historical Association 37
Masons 41
Medical Society 37
Odd Fellows 39
Pharmaceutical Association 37
Poultry Association 39
Red Men 41
Press Association 35
["i ichers' Assembly 37
Tobacco Growers* Association .... 37
STATE GUARD 593 and 594
STATE GOVERNMENT 3-15
Executive 3-9
Judicial
Legislative ...» 13-15
Index to Advertisements.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Page.
Aberdeen & Rockfish R. R., and Its
Resources
Allen, Daniel, & Co., Shoes 4
Allen & Cram Machine Co 521
Allen's Forty Lessons 520
Alma Furniture Co
American. Bonding and Trust Co 534
American Bonk Company, Model Series
Carpel Si ere 34
Anderson, George W.. & Sons, The
of Texl Books 28
Atlantic Coast Line (First Inside
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
Index to Advertisements. (Continued.)
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' k 6
370
449
male Uni 530
Barretl & Thompson, Architects 12
Best, Edward II. & Co 299
I '.. & Co. Seed 18 and 36
i .i on I tors 42
uking Co 578
i, J. Ik. 599
v Co., Hardware Etc 232
Insurance Co 382
Bros, .v Hackley, Pianos Page E
38
175
topher Engraving Co
Citizens Bank, New Horn.
Bai .. Norfolk, Va 12
Clayton Banking Company 6
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. 524
Comm rcial National Hank 263
Commercial and Farmers Bank 531
Davidson Dispatch 195
Davis & Winstead, Machinery, Etc 576
& Mudge Paper 32
Eagle Furniture Co 273
Edwards & Broughton, Printers 25
Elizabeth College 352
Elizabeth Iron Works 4S
ible Life Assurance Society Page O
First National Bank of Wilson 575
nia Life Insurance Co 14
n Metal Co 34
Great State Fair 14
Hague-McCorkle Dry Goods Co 257
Harrell, S. B., & Co., Cotton Factors.. 4S
Lithia Water 40
Bawes, S. II.. & Co., Coal Lime, etc.. 44
Heath, I). C, & Co., Adopted by N. C.
Board of Hducation
Henry Wail.e Co., The, Mechanical Sup-
plies
i Fertilizer Chemical Works 592
Born i Military School 28
Bote! Dorsetl 14
B Seabrook 577
lirey, D. J., Contractor 451
Implement Co., Implements Etc 34
.lacks- in Sanatorium 38
Jackson Spring Mineral Water.
30
30
... 20
! i. .lames I., Druggist 529
Johnson, B. F.. Pub. Co., Two Charm-
ing Books by North Carolina Authors 32
Judicially Decided 256
Institute 261
Kellam Cancer Hospital Page E
King's Business College 12
King's See] House 34
Co., < otton Gin Machinery, Page F
Life Insur i of Va.... Page C
Ludden & Bates So. Music House 536
-> Love Pianos 258
Marine Bank. Norfolk, Va 8
Maurice Joyce Engraving Co 594
h Mantel Co 260
I stors Union 520
nies' Dimes Savings Bank 8
ants National Bank 6
Morehead Banking Company 213
Murray, J. W., Lawyer 51
rtle Furniture Company 270
and Observer 300
nal Bank of Commerce 8
dk & Southern Railroad Co 48
Ik Bank For Savings and Trusts.. 10
Norfolk National Bank 10
Norris, Jas. L., Pater.ts (Last Inside
Cover Page) Page G
North Carolina Home Insurance Co 523
Nottingham & Wrenn Co., Coal, etc... 31
Occoneechee Farm 210
Oid Dominion Iron and Nail Works, Page D
Old Henry Pure Rye 16
Peace Institute 539
Peerless Machine Works 265
Pemberton, R. T., & Co., Dry
Goods Page F
Presbyterian College For Women 356
Privett & Co., Pianos and Organs,
Machines 573
Raleigh Marble Works 525
Raleigh Real Estate and Trust Co 14
Raleigh Savings Bank 528
Richardson, L., Drug Co 259
Richmond Stove Company 36
Rocky Mount M'f'g Co., Coffins and
Caskets 43
Simms, W. W., & Co., Sash Etc 574
Simpson's Eczema Ointment 4
St. Mary's School 538
Smith-Courtney Co., Supplies and
Machinery Page C
Smithdeal Business College 18
Snow Basket Company 264
Southgate, J., & Son, Insurance 212
Southern Conservatory of Music 211
State Fair for 1002 . .". 532
Stale Normal and Industrial College 262
Sydnor & Hundley, Furniture Page D
Sydnor Pump & Well Co., Artesian Well
Drillers 24
Tucker Bros., Marble Works Page F
Union Central Life Insurance Co 526
U/nion Furniture Co 271
LIniversity of North Carolina IS
University College of Medicine 36
LTnivoTsity Publishing Co., Standard
Literature for Schools 26
Uzzell, E. M., Printer 527
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Com-
1 'any Outside Cover Page
Virginia Fire and Marine Ins. Co 533
Virginia State Insurance Co 522
Vogler, W. T.. & Son, Jewelers 42
Wade, D. B., & Son, Fish and Oysters.. 27
Wallace. Chas. S., Fish and Oysters.. 44
Washburn, A. H., Cotton Mill Ma-
chinery Page E
Washington Life Insurance Co 4
Watsons Photograph Gallery 599
on, Photographer 519
Wilkinson, Bullock & Co., Insurance.. 42
Worthington's Remedy 40
Wyatl Harness Co... 14
Wyatt, J. T., Granite Contractor 40
Wyatt, Job P., & Bros. Groceries, etc 599
Zachary & Zacharv 537
STATE GOVERNMENT— h\K< [JTIVE DEPART]
State Government.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
GOVERNOR— Charles Brantley Aycock,
of Wayne.
LIEUT. -GOVERNOR— Wilfred D. Turner,
of Iredell.
PHI V ATE SECRETARY TO GOVERNOR—
P. M. Pearsa-IL, of Craven.
STENOGRAPHER— Miss Julia Howell, of
Wavne.
SECRETARY OF STATE— J. Bryan
Grimes, of Pitt.
CORPORATION CLERK— W. S. Wilson, of
Caswell.
CHIEF CLERK TO SECRETARY OF
STATE— George Norwood, of Wake.
STATE TREASURER— Benj. R. Lacy, of
Wake.
CHIEF CLERK, TREASURY DEPART-
MENT— W. F. Moodv, of Mecklenburg.
CLERK FOR INSTITUTIONS— John P.
Arrington, of Nash.
STATE AUDITOR— Benj. F. Dixon, of
Cleveland.
CHIEF CLERK TO AUDITOR— H. T. Hul-
son, of Cleveland.
PENSION CLERK— Wm. H. Bain, of
Wake.
ATTORNEY GENERAL— Robert D. Gil-
mer, of Haywood.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN-
STRUCTION— Thomas F. Toon, of Robeson.
CHIEF CLERK— John Duckett, of Robe-
son.
ADJUTANT GENERAL— B. S. Royster,
of Granville.
(For Roster of State Guards with officers,
see page 593) .
STATE LIBRARIAN— M. 0. Sherrill, of
Catawba.
Assistant —orarian— Marshall De Lancey
Havwood, of Wake.
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR AND PRINT-
ING— Henry B. Varner, of Davidson.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER— W. E. Fai-
son, of Wake.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC BUILD-
INGS— C. C. Cherry, of Edgecombe.
STATE STANDARD KEEPER— W. H.
Lancaster, of Wake.
Governor's Council.
Tlu- Secretary of State. Treasurer. Audi-
tor, and Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion.
State Board of Education.
The Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Sec-
retary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Super-
Lnti dent of Public Instruction, and Attor-
ney General.
Board of Public Buildings and
Grounds.
The Governor. Secretary of State, Treas-
urer, and Attorney General.
State Board of Pensions.
The Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, and
attorney General.
County Board of Pensions.
Clerk of the Court, Register of
. Sheriff and Chairman of Board of
': < 'Jiumissioners.
Board of Public Buildings and
Grounds.
The Governor, B. C. Be< kwith, of \
B. W. Ballard, of Franklin.
Corporation Commission.
Franklin McNeil], of New Banover, Chair-
man. (Term expires L907.)
Samuel L. Rogers, of Macon. (Term ex-
pires 1905.)
D. H. Abbott, of Pamlico. (Term expires
April 1, 1903.)
Henry C. Brown, of Surry, Chief Clerk.
State Insurance Department.
James R. Young, of Vance, Insurance
Commissioner.
Chief Clerk. D. H. Milton, Reidsvillo.
Board of Charities.
Charles Duffy, M. D., (chairman), New
Bern.
Wesley N. Jones, Raleigh.
W. F. Craig. Marion.
Eugene L. Haughton, Pollocksville.
C. B. Denson, Raleigh, Secretary.
North Carolina Geological
Board.
The Governor, Chas. McNamee, Biltmore;
J. Turner Jlorehead, Leaksville.
NORTH CAROLINA GEOLOGICAL SUK\ T.Y
OFFICERS.
J. A. Holmes, State G ri t; •' V.
I, "\vis. Assistant Geologist; W. W. Ashe,
Forester; F.. W. Myers, Assistant; Joseph
H. Pratt, Mineralogist. Office in Agricul-
tural Building, Raleigh.
State Board of School Ex-
aminers.
T. F. Toon Raleigh.
S. L. Sheen Elizabeth
C. C. Wright
\l. c. S. Noble... Chapel Hill.
State Board of Health.
George G. Thomas, M. D., President,
\\ ilmington.
s. Westray Battle, M. D., Asheville.
Henrj \V. Eewis, M. l».. Jackson.
.1. I.. Nicholson, M. I>.. Richlands.
\\\ P. key. M. I), l.enoir.
Fr . M. D., New B<
II. Whit. lie td, m I -y Mount.
J. L. I ::n DW, C E., Wi
II. Lewis, \i. 1).. Secret ji.
â– i , irer, Raleigh.
THE NORTH CAROUW Yi:\R BOOK.
SHOES worth $5
for $3.50.
All Styles. All leathers. The best the
Market Affords. Sr>ecial in the Black Rus-
sian and Patent Kid Guaranteed not to
( rack.
Sent to Anj Address C. O. D. privilege of
examining. If you think them worth $5.00
pay assent $3.50 and take the shoe; if not
return same at our expense.
Daniel Allen & Co t
Raleigh, N. C.
The WashiDgton ifo insurance Co.,
J. O. GUTHRIE, Gen'l Agent,
Raleigh, N. C.
If you want to insure your Life,
write me.
If you want to solicit business,
write me. We pay the highest
Commissions to Sub-Agents.
Has large net reserve of $261
for eVery $1,000 insurance in
force.
SIMPSON'S ECZEMA OINTMENT
CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES.
Simpson's Catarrh Cream ^ Simpson's Liver Pills
CURES TO STAY CURED. ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
PRICE 25 CENTS EACH BY MAIL. ^
WILLIAM • SIMPSON, ■PHARMACIST
RALEIGH, N. C.
STATE GOVERNMENT- s.),U Tl\ R DEPARTMENT
State Board of Medical Ex-
aminers.
Dr. E. C. Register, President, Charlotte,
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
Dr. J. Howell Way, Secretary-Treasurer,
Waynesville, Anatomy.
Dr. D. T. Tayloe, Washington, Surgery.
Dr. T. E. Anderson, Statesville, Physi-
ology.
Dr. Albert Anderson, Wilson, Obst.,
Gynaec, and Paediatrics.
Dr. T. S. McMul'.an, II rtford, Chemistry.
Dr. .1. C. Walton, Reidsville, Practice of
Medicine.
State Board of Agriculture.
S. L. Patterson, Commissioner, ex-officio
chairman, Raleigh.
First District— J. B. Coffield, Everetts.
Second District— E. L. Daughtridge,
Rocky Mount.
Third District— Wm. Dunn, New Bern.
Fourth District— C. N. Allen, Auburn.
Fifth District— J. S. Cuningham, Cuning
Sixth District— A. T. McCallum, Red
Springs.
Seventh District— J. P. McRae, Laurin-
hurg. ,
Eighth District— L. G. Waugh, Dobson.
Ninth District— W. A. Graham, Mack-
peiah.
Tenth District— A Cannon, Horse Shoe.
Howard Browning, Littleton.
.1. R. Joyce, Reidsville.
G. E. Flow, Monroe.
J. C. Ray, Boone.
OFFICERS:
S. L. Patterson, Commissioner.
T. K. Bruner, Secretary.
B. W. Kilgore, State Chemist.
Dr. Taic Butler, Veterinarian.
Franklin Sherman, Jr., Entomologist.
GeraM McCarthy, Botanist and Biologist.
H. H. Brimley, Naturalist and Curator.
State Board of Elections.
WTson G. Lamb, Williamston.
Robert T. Claywell, Morganton.
R. A. Doughton, Sparta.
"" Clarence Call, Wilkesboro.
A. B. Freeman, Hendersonville.
Directors State's Prison.
E. L. Travis, Halifax.
Nathan O'Berry, Goldsboro.
J. A. Brown, Chadbourne.
W. E. Grassland, Rockingham.
J. G. Haekett, North Wilkesboro.
Quarantine Committee.
A. Cannon, Chairman, Horse Shoe.
S. L. Patterson, Commissioner of Agri-
cu'ture, Raleigh.
P. N. Allen, Auburn.
State Highway Commission.
S. L. Patterson, Commissioner of Agri-
culture, Raleigh.
Dr. .1. A Holn
Uili.
T. K. Brun i rh.
Commission for Controlling
Crop Pests.
Patterson, ('Minn; Vgri-
B. W
( ihairman, R 1 1
Kilgor . Si .ii i ;, i Direc-
i .it Experimenl Station, Ra eigh.
.1. Van Lindley, President State Horti-
cu"1 ural Society , Pomi na.
Franklin Sherman, Jr., Entomologist,
Raleigh.
T. K. Brunei-, Secretary, Raleigh.
State Institutions.
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH I \R<>.
i I \ 'A— Chanel Hill; Francis Preston Ven-
able, Ph. D., President.
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE OF AG-
RICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS— Ral-
eigh; George T. Winston, LL.D., President.
THE STATE NORMAL WD IMM STRIA!,
COLLEGE— Greensboro ; Dr. Charles D. Mc-
Iver, President.
AGRICULTURAL ANT) MECHANICAL
COLLEGE FOR THE COLORED RAM!
Greensboro; James B. Dudley, President
NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION FOR
THE LEAF, DUMB AND BLIND— Raleigh;
John E. Ray, A. M., Principal.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT OF CULLO-
V.HK.E -GH SCHOOL— Painter; .1. N. Wil-
son, Teacher in Charge.
NORTH CAROLINA S( HOOL FOR THlj
DEAF AND DUMB— Morganton; E. McK.
Goodwis, M. A., Superintendent.
CENTRAL HOSPITAL— Raleigh; James
McKee, M. D., Superintendent.
THE STATE HOSPITAL- Morganton; P.
L. Murphv, M. D., Superintendent.
THE STATE HOSPITAL— Goldsboro; J.
F. Miller, M. D. . Superintendent.
CENTRAL PRISON— Raleigh; E. L. Tra-
vis, Halifax, Chairman of Board; Julian
Mann, Superintendent, Raleigh.
OXFORD ORPHAN iSYLUM— Oxford;
under auspices of Grand Lodgi of Masons;
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent. Partly sup-
ported by the State.
Directors North Carolina Rail-
road Company.
Hugh G. (hat ham. Elkin.
L. Banks Holt Graham.
L. M. Michaux, Greensboro.
W. IT. Williams Newton.
A. W. Graham Oxford.
V. E. Turner— Raleigh.
S C. P-jnn, Reidsville,
( '. M. Cooke. Jr., Bessemer City.
State's Proxy, J. R. McLelland, Moores-
ville.
Bench. mi Cameron, Stagville.
K. v. Hoke, Raleigh.
Hugh McRae, w Llmington,
II. W. Fries, Winston Se lem
Tlli: NOKIll ' VRO] IN \ i Of LOOK.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
RIC HMOND , VA
UNITED STATES, STATE and CITY DEPOSITORY.
JOHN P. BRANCH, President.
JOHN KERR BRANCH, Vice-President.
JOHN F. GLENN, Cashier.
Comparative Statement for the following Years:
Assets.
( I I ISE OF BUSINESS ON Sept. 30, 1881 Sept. 30, 1891. Sept. 30, 1901.
and Demand Loans $686,939.75 $875,735.54 $1,474,962.59
Estate, Furniture, etc 1,999.92 68,058.45 76,797.24
demption Fund 10,600.00 9,000.00 10,000.00
United - Bonds 200.000.00 461,000.00 961,260.00
Premium on U. S. Bonds - 50,170.00 8.00
us Stocks and Bonds 18.617.00 7,070.66 643,054.71
68,249.34 203,577.71 290,966.33
I from Banks 42,579.80 124,693.55 784,995.68
Total $1,028,985.90 $1,799,305.91 $4,242,044.55
Liabilities.
( I OSE OF BUSINESS ON Sept. 30, 1881. Sept. 30, 1891. Sept. 30, 1901.
Capital Stock $200,000.00 $200,000.00 $200,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 52,824.17 105,798.20 556,092.11
ulation 180,000.00 176,850.00 200,000.00
519,121.83 1,256.477.71 3,285,952.44
Re-discounts 77,039.90
Total $1,028,985.90 $1,799,305.91 $4,242,044.55
ASHLEY IIORNE, D. H. McCULLERS, C. M. THOMAS,
President. Vice-President. Cashier.
The Clayton Banking Company t
Clayton, N. C.
Established November, 1899. Capital Stock $10,000.
Solicits the business of Firms, Banks and Bankers, indi-
vidual and Corporation s.
ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK
WILMINGTON, N. C
J. W. NORWOOD, President. J. S. ARMSTRONG, V. P.
ORGANIZED 1892.
CAPITAL, ----- _ $125,000
SURPLUS, ETC., -- $175,000
DEPOSITS --------------- $1,500,000
Ample in capital and experience — unexcelled in facilities — foremost in progressive
methods — liberal in treatment of accounts. Connections everywhere. Write us.
J. W. YATES, ANDREW MORELAND,
Assistant Cashier. Cashier.
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIARY DEPAHTM]
Officers N. C. R. R.
President — Hugh G. Chatham, Elkin.
Secretary and Treasurer — D. H. McLean,
Burlington.
Attorney — S. M. Gattis, Hillsboro.
Directors Atlantic & N. C. R.
R. Company.
On Part of State:
C. M. Busbee, Raleigh.'
W. H. Smith, Goldsboro.
L. Harvey, Kinston.
J. C. Parker, Olivers.
James A. Bryan, New Bern.
T. W. Dewey, New Bern.
R. W. Taylor, Morchead City.
L. G. Daniels, Bayboro.
State's Proxy:
J. W. Grainger, Kinston.
On Part of Private Stockholders:
H. Weil, Goldsboro.
Dempsev Wood, Falling Creek.
C. E. Foy, New Bern.
E. C. Duncan, Beaufort.
Officers A. & N. C. R. R.
President— James A. Bryan.
Secretary and Treasurer —
Attorney— W. C. Munroe, Goldsboro.
Oyster Commissioner.
Wm. M. Webb, Morehead City.
Oyster Inspectors.
J. H. Scarborough, Jr., Avon.
Seth Gibbs, Middleton.
George H. Hill, Washington.
Paul Woodard, Pamlico.
J. W. Mason, Atlantic.
Directors State Normal and
Industrial College at
Greensboro.
First District— W. P. Shaw, Winton.
Second District — A. J. Connor, Rich
Square.
Third District— B. F. Aycock, Goldsboro.
Fourth District— R. T. Gray, Raleigh.
Fifth District— S. M. Gattis, Hillsboro.
Sixth District— J. F. Post, Wilmington.
Seventh District— J. .A. Blair.
Eighth District— H. C. Chatham, Elkin.
Ninth District— C. H. Mebane, Newton.
Tenth District— J. D. Murphy, Asheville.
Directors D., D. and B. Insti-
tution, Raleigh.
Geo. Allen, Chairman, Raleigh.
James A. Briggs, Raleigh.
B. S. Franklin, Massey.
Hugh Morson, Raleigh.
Wesley N. Jones, Raleigh.
C. B. Edwards, Raleigh.
J. E. Pogue, Raleigh.
I. M. Procter, Raleigh.
William Boylan, Raleigh.
J. T. Broughton, Garner.
G. M. Bell, Wakefield.
Board Visitors A. & M. College
C. W. Gold. Wilson.
W. J. Peeks Paleigh.
K. L. Smith, Norwood.
J. B. Stokes, Wind
W. S. Primrose, Raleigh,
'i. A. Tompkins, Charlotte.
Malt Moore, Warsaw.
W. II. Ragan, High Point.
I: Wood, Edenton.
David Clark, Charlotte.
J. Frank May. Franklin.
Directors of the School for the
D. and D. at Morganton.
M. I.. Reed, Chairman, Biltmore.
N. B. Pi B i leigh.
M. II. Holt. Oak Ridge.
V. V. Richardson, Whiteville.
A. C. Miller, Shelby.
tsaac Roberts, Nestor.
Dr. M. F. Morphew, Marion.
Directors State Hospital,
Raleigh.
J. D. Biggs, Chairman, Williamstcn.
Edv ard Smith, ( lodwin.
L. J. Pieot, Littleon.
S. 0. Middleton, llallsville.
W. II. Whitehead, Rocky Mount.
R. H. Stancell, Margarettsville.
J. B. Broadfoot, Fayetteville.
Frank W. Barnes, Wilson.
Wiley B. Fort, Pikeville.
Directors State Hospital at
Morganton.
J. G. Hall, Chairman, Lenoir.
.Kim s !'. Sawyer, Asheville.
.1. .1. Davis, Morganton.
.1. iv Caldwell, Charlotte.
Jos. ]'h .I:m olis. W iiislon.
Charles H. Armfield, Statesville.
A. A. Shuford, Hickory.
R. X. Page, Biscoe.
George B. Walker, Robbinsville.
Trustees A. &. M. College at
Greensboro for the Col-
ored Race.
Officers— A. M. Scales, Greensboro, Chair-
man,
W. E. Stone, Greensboro, Secretary and
Treasurer.
First District— W. R. Williams. Falkland.
Second District— W. A. Harden, Ormonds-
ville.
Third District- W. H. Hammond, Trenton.
Fourth I/istrict— J. B, Phillips, Battle-
boro.
Fifth District— J. Y. Joyner, Greensboro.
six Mi District— D. D. Carlyle, Saddle Tree.
Seventh District- II. ( '. Tyson, Carthage.
I ighth Distrid I.. C. Caldwell, States-
ville.
Nin'h District J. D. Alexander, t'har
lotte.
Tenth District— Chas. E. Lane, Asheville.
8 TTIE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
TH£
National Bank of Commerce
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL, -------------- $500,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $250,000.00
DEPOSITORY OF THE CITY OF NORFOLK,
Respectfully solicits the business of Banks, Bankers, Corporations, and Individuals,
and assures to il9 clients a thoroughly efficient service, and an intelligent attention
i ,i di
NATHANIEL BEAMAN, President.
R. P. VOIGHT, Vice-President.
H. M. KERR, Cashier.
M. C. FERREBEE, Assistant Cashier.
The largest Capital of any Bank in Tidewater, Virginia.
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, C. B. EDWARDS, WALTERS DURHAM,
President. Vice-President. Cashier.
W. N. JONES, Attorney.
Mechanics Dime Savings Bank
117 FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
RALEIGH N. C.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN WARD. D. M. KING. JOHN A. MILLS.
('. P. WHARTON. C. B. PARK. CAREY. J. HUNTER.
A. G. ATWOOD.
WALTER H. TAYLOR. R. C. TAYLOR, JR., GEO. R. ATKINSON, JR.
President. Cashier. Assistant Cashier.
MARINE BANK, NORFOLK, VA.
CAPITAL, __- $110,000
SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS - - - $150,000
| orrespondence of Banks and Bankers So 'kited. Collections Remitted for on Day
of Payment. No Charge for Collections Payable with Exchange.
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
S
Board Directors State Hos-
pital at Goldsboro.
Dr. Elisha Porter, Rocky Mount.
W. F. Rountree, New Bern.
Dr. J. E. Grimesley, Snow 11 ill.
Dr. W. I. Tatum.
A. F. Johnson, Clinton.
\V. L. Hill, Warsaw.
James W. Thompson, Goldsboro.
H. E. Dillon, LaGrange.
D. E. MeKinnie, Princeton.
Directors Soldiers' Home.
A. B. Andrews, Chairman, Raleigh.
J. S. Carr, Durham.
J. A. Ramsey, Sa isbury.
A. B. Stronach, Raleigh.
B. F. Dixon, Secretary, Raleigh.
Bank Examiners.
W. B. Shaw, Henderson.
Dr. George F. Lucas, Currie.
J. W. Noell, Roxboro.
J. E. Rankin, Asheville.
Frank D. Hackett, Wilkesboro.
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
THE SUPREME COURT OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
David M. Furches, of Iredell, Chief Justice.
Walter Clark, of Wake, Associate Justice.
Walter A. Montgomery, of Wake, Associate
Justice.
Robert M. Douglass, of Guilford, Asso-
ciate Justice.
Charles A. Cook, of Warren, Associate
Justice.
Thomas S. Kenan, of Raleigh, Clerk.
J. L. Seawell. of Raleigh, Office Clerk.
Robert H. Bradley, of Raleigh, Marshal
and Librarian.
Zeb. V. U'alser, of Lexington, Reporter.
The Supreme Court meets on the first
Monday of February and the fourth Monday
of August of each year. The call of appeals
from the Judicial Districts begins on Tues-
day of each week during the term.
Applicants for License to
Practice Law.
Each applicant must have attained the
age of twenty-one years, and must have
studied
Ewell's Essentials, 3 volumes;
Clark on Corporaticns;
Schouler on Executors;
Bisoham's Equitv;
Clark's Code of Civil Procedure;
Volume I Code of North Carolina;
Constitution of North Carolina;
Constitution of the United States;
Creasy's English Constitution;
Shars'wood's Legal Ethics.
Each applicant must have read law two
years at least, and shall file with the Clerk
a certificate of good moral character, sign-
ed by two members of the bar, who are
practicing attorneys of this Court.
Examinations for license to practice law
i
are held <>n the first Monday in February
and the fourth Monday in August of each
yeai I i annual ions are in writing.
Applicants must deposit with tin- Clerk
of the Su' i em i < loui i . befoi
an im d, n e sum of $22.00, I j which
the State, and r the
i - who i repare the pan hm nt
â– . i.i.i. in rtificate of admission to the
made). The money will be refunded
upon failure to obtain license.
All applicant from
other St. .irs. are required to undergo the
written examinaionns.
SUPERIOR COURTS.
First Judicial Distrct.
CEORGE H. I'.HOWN. Kesid nt Judge,
Wellington.
GEORGE W. WARD, Solicitor, Elizabeth
C-'ity. „ .„
SPRING TERM— George A. Jones, Presid-
ing Judge, Franklin.
FALL rERM— Frederick Moore, Presiding
Judge, Asheville.
Composed of t lie counties of Beaufort, Cur-
rituck, Camden, Pasquotank, Perquimans,
Chowan, Gates, Washington, Tyrrell, Hyde,
Dare. ,
Second Judicial District.
FRANCIS D. WINSTON", Resident Judge,
Windsor. _ , ,
WALTER E. DANIEL. Solicitor, Weldon.
SPRING TERM— George II. Brown, Presid-
ing Judge, Washington.
FALL TERM— George A. Jones, Presiding
Judge, Franklin.
Composed of the counties of Halifax,
Northampton, Warren, Bertie, Hertford.
Third Judicial District.
HENRY R. BRYAN, Resident Judge, New
Bern.
L. I. MOORE, Solicitor, Greenville.
SPRING TERM— Francis D. Winston, Pre-
siding Judge, Windsor.
FALL TERM— George H. Brown, Presiding
Judge, Washington.
Composed of the counties of Pitt, Craven,
Greene, Carteret, Jones, Pamlico.
Fourth Judicial District.
E. W. TIMBERLAKE, Resident Judge,
Louisburg.
: n \RLES C. DANIELS, Solicitor, Wilson.
- ini; TERM— Henry R. Bryan, Presid-
ing Judge, New Bern.
FALL TERM— Francis D. Winston, Pre-
siding Judge, Windsor.
Comrjosed of the counties of Franklin,
Wilson". Vance, Edgeconil" . Martin, Nash.
Fifth Judicial District.
OLIVER 11. ALLEN, Resident Judge, Kin-
st"' 1 „ .,
RODOLPH HI 1TY. Solicitor, Catharine
Lake. „. , , , r»_
SPRING TERM— E. Vf. 1 nnherlake, Pre-
iding Judge, Louisburg.
FALL TERM— Henry R. Bryan, Presiding
Judge, New Bern.
Composed of the counties of New Han-
10 THE NOKTH CAR0!.l\\ VEAS" BOOK.
C. W. GRANDY, CALDWELL HARDY, W. W. VICAR,
Vice-President. President. • Cashier.
The IMorfolk Bank
FOR SAVJNQS AND TRUSTS.
Authorized Depository for Curators, Executors, Administra-
tors, Trustees, Gtiardians, Etc.
CAPITAL, ------ ________ $100,000.00
UNDIVIDED PROFITS, --_- $100,000.00
Transacts a General Banking and Fiduciary Business.
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. Savings Deposits of $1.00 and over received, and interest al-
low, il on all sums of $5.00 and multiples thereof, on deposit the first days of
Januarj and July, that have then been on deposit for three or more months.
ACTIVE ACCOUNTS. As this Bank does a General Banking Business, Active Ac-
counts are also solicited.
luNNS made on Real Estate and on approved endorsements and Collaterals.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. For safe keeping of Stocks, Bonds, Insurance
Policies, Wills, and other valuable Papers. Rates, $3.00 per year and up.
VAULT FOR SILVERWARE, ETC. Special department of Vaults for storage of Gold
and Silver Plate and other bulky articles of value. Charges reasonable.
TRI STEE, EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR, ETC. This Bank has superior facilities for
handling Estates. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
ORGANIZED AUGUST I, 1385.
THE NORFOLK NATIONAL BANK
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Capital $400,000; Surplus and Profits $375,000.
With well establishehd connections this Bank has unsurpassed facilities in every
branch of legitimate Banking.
Ai counts of Banks and Bankers received on most favorable terms.
Prompt and careful attention given to collections.
Collections made and money transferred by telegraph to all parts of the world.
We will be pleased to correspond with those who may contemplate making changes
or opening new accounts.
CALDWELL HARDY, President. C. W. GRANDY, Vice President.
A. B. SCHWARZKOPF, Cashier. W. A. GODWIN, Ass't Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
♦
C. W. GRANDY,
D. LOWENBERG.
M. L. T. DAVIS,
J. G. WOMBLE.
of M. L. T. Davis & Co.
C. A. WOODARD.
W. D. ROUNTREE,
C. BILLUPS,
of W. D. Rountree & Co.
of C. Billups, Son & Co.
WM. H. WHITE.
TIIOS. R. BALLENTINE.
F. S. ROYSTER,
CALDWELL HARDY.
President F. S. Rovster Guano Co.
WM. M. WHALEY,
R. P. WALLER.
President Roanoke R. R. & L. Co.
JOHN N. VAUGHAN,
HENRY KIRN.
of Vaughan & Barnes.
JUDICIARY AND LEGIs].ATl\ E DEPARTMENT.
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over, D'uplin, Lenoir, Sampson, Pender,
Onslow.
Sixth Judicial Distrct.
W. S. O'B. ROBINSON, Resident Judge,
Goldsboro.
ARMISTEAD JONES, Solicitor, Raleigh.
SPRING TERM— Oliver H. Allen, Presid-
ing Judge, Kinston.
FALL TERM— E. W. Timberlake, Presid-
ing Judge, Louisburg.
Composed of the counties of Wake, Wayne,
Harnett, Johnston.
Seventh Judicial District.
T. A. McNEILL, Resident Judge, Lumber-
ton.
C. C LYON, Solicitor, Elizabethtown.
SPRING TERM— W. S. O'B. Robinson,
Presiding Judge, Goldsboro.
FALL TERM— Oliver H. Allen, Presiding
Jt'dge, Kinston.
Composed of the counties of Cjlumbus,
Cumberland, Roberson, Bladen, Bruns-
wick.
Eighth Judicial District.
WALTER H. NEAL, President Judge,
Laurinburg.
L. D. ROBINSON, Solicitor, Wadesboro.
SPRING TERM— Thomas A. McNeill, Pre-
siding Judge, Lumberton.
FALL TERM— W. S. O'B. Robinson. Pre-
siding Judge, Goldsboro.
Composed of the Counties of Chatham,
Moore, Scotland, Anson, Union, Richmond.
Ninth Judicial District.
THOMAS J. SHAW, Resident Judge,
Greensboro.
AUBRY L. BROOKS, Solicitor, Greens-
boro.
SPRING TERM— Walter H. Neal, Presid-
ing Judge, Laurinburg.
FALL TERM— Thomas A. McNeill, Presid-
ing Judge, Lumberton.
Composed of the counties of Durham,
Guilford, Granville, Alamance, Orange, Per-
son.
Tenth Judicial District.
ALBERT L. COBLE, Resident Judge,
Statesville.
WM. C. HAMMER, Solicitor, Asheboro.
SPRING TERM— Thomas J. Shaw, Presid-
ing Judge, Greensboro.
FALL TERM— Walter H. Neal, Presiding
Judge. Laurinburg.
Composed of the counties of Montgomery,
Iredell, Rowan, Davidson, Stanly, Randolph,
Davie, Yadkin.
Eleventh Judicial District.
HENRY R. STARBUCK, Resident Judge,
Winston.
M. L. MOTT, Solicitor, Wilkesboro.
SPRING TERM— Albert L. Coble, Presid-
ing Judge, Statesville.
FALL TERM— Thomas J. Shaw, Presiding
Judge, Greensboro.
Composed of the counties of Forsyth,
Wilkes, Rockingham, Alleghany, Caswell,
Surry, Stokes.
Twelfth Judicial District.
WILLIAM A. HOKE, I; ludge, Lin-
colnton.
.1 Wlis I . WEBB, Solicitor, Shelby.
SPRING TERM -Henry R. Starbuck,
Presiding Judge, Winston.
FALL TERM Ubert L. Coble, Presiding
Judge, Statesville.
Composed of the counties of Mecklenburg,
Cleveland, Gaston, Lincoln, Cabarrus.
Thirteenth Judicial District.
W. B. COUNCIL, Resident Judge, Boone.
iSES X. IIAKSHAW, Solicitor, Lenoir.
SPRING TERM— William A. Hoke, Presid-
ing Judge, l.incolnton.
I "\!.I. TERM— Henry R. Starbuck, Presid-
ing Judge, Greensboro.
Composed of the counties of Catawba,
Alexander, Caldwell, Mitchell, Watauga,
Ashe.
Fourteenth Judicial District.
M. II. .11 STICE, Resident Judge, Ruth-
erf ordtnn.
J. F. SPAINHOUR, Solicitor, Morganton.
SPRING TERM— W. B. Council, Presiding
Judge, Boone.
FALL TERM— Wm. A. Hoke, Presiding
Jui I.incolnton.
Composed of thhe counties of Yancey,
-sell, Henderson, Rutherford, Polk,
Burke.
Fifteenth Judicial District.
FREDERICK MOORE, Resident Judge,
Asheville.
JAMES M. GUDGER, Solicitor, Asheville.
SPRING TERM— M. H. Justice, Presiding
Judge, Rutherfordton.
FALL TERM— W. B. Council, Presiding
Judge, Boone.
Composed of the counties of Buncombe,
Madison, Transylvania.
Sixteenth Judicial District.
GEORGE A. JONES, Residennt Judge,
Franklin.
JAMES W. FURGUSON, Solicitor, Waynes-
ville.
SPRING TERM— Frederick A. Moore. Pre-
siding Judge, Asheville.
(ALL TERM— M. II. Justice, Presiding
ludge, Rutherfordton.
Composed of the counties of Haywood,
Jackson, Swain, Graham, Cherokee, Clay,
Macon.
UNITED STATES (FEDERAL)
COURTS.
The United States Circuit and District
Courts are held at the same times and
places, with the same Judges and officers,
except N J- Riddick being Clerk of the
Circuit (nuns of the Eastern District.
EASTERN DISTRICT.
THOMAS K. PURNELL, Judge. Raleigh.
C. M. BERNARD, District Attorney, Ral-
eigh.
II. C. DOCKKRY. Marshal, Raleigh,
J 2
mi' Nourn < \uni i\ \ -i ear book.
Or-: ZED 1367.
The Citizens" Bank
OF NORFOLK, VA
W ALTER H. DOYLE, President.
J. W. PERRY, Vice President.
TENCH F. TILGHMAN, Cashier.
CAPITAL (Paid in) -__-_------ $300,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, -------- $220,000
Interest Paid on Time Deposits by special contract.
Bills of Echange issued on all of the principal cities of
Europe.
Charter authorizes Trust and Fiduciary accounts. Lock
boxes for rent in the best appointed Safe Deposit Vaults
South of Philadelphia.
Barrett & Thomson
ARCHITECTS.
115 1-2 Fayettevtlle St.,
RALEIGH, - - - N.C.
I. H. King-, President.
M^,
F. J. HOLDER, Vice-Pres.
RALJGH, N. C.
ENDORSED' BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF RALEIGH, N. C. PATRONIZED
AM) ENDORSED BY MORE BANKERS, PROMINENT BUSINESS MEN AND HIGH
PUBLU OFFICIALS THAN ALL OTHER BUSINESS COLLEGES IN THE STATE COM-
BINED. FINEST SHORTHAND DEPARTMENT IN THE SOUTH. POSITIONS SECUR-
II) IOI: OUR GRADUATES. RAILROAD FARE PAID. BOARD $10 PER MONTH. IN-
FORMATION FREE.
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTM ENT.
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Raleigh Circuit and District — N. J. Rid-
dick, Clerk; II. L. Grant, Deputy Clerk.
— May 26 (2;; December 1 (2).
Wilmington Circuit and District — William
B. Shaw,' Deputy Clerk.— April 28; No-
vember 23.
Newbern Circuit and District — George
Green, Deputy Clerk, New Bern. — April 21;
October 27.
Elizabeth City Circuit and District — J. P.
Overman, Deputy Clerk, Elizabeth City. —
Aoril 14 (2>; October 20 (2).
\\ KSTERN DISTRICT.
.JAMES E. BOYD, .Judge, Greensboro.
E. E. HOLTON, District Attorney, Win-
ston.
J. M. Milliken, Marshal, Greensboro.
Greensboro Circuit and District Court —
Samuel L. Trogden, Clerk, Greensboro. —
March 31: October 6.
Statesville Circuit and District Court —
Henry C. Cowles, Clerk, Statesville. — April
13; October 20.
Asheville Circuit and District Court —
Charles F. McKesson, Clerk, Asheville. — May
5; November 3.
Charlotte Circuit and District Court —
Henry C. Cowles, Clerk, Statesville — June
2; December 1.
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.
The Circuit Court of Appeals, Fourth
District, meets in Richmond, Va., February
and November of each yeai
LEGISLATIVE DEPART-
MENT.
First District — Currituck, Camden,
c;uotank, Hertford, Gates, Chowan, I'ei
ans — W. H. Bray, D., Shawboro; S.
Vann, D., Edenton.
Second District — Tyrrell, Washing'1 in
Martin, Dare, Beaufort, Hyde, Pamlico-
I. W. Miller, D., Bayboro; H. S. War, I. 1)..
Pl3'inouth.
Third District — Northampton, Bertie — S.
J. Calvert, D. , Jackson.
Fourth District— Halifax— E. L.Travis,D.,
Halifax.
Fifth District— Edgecombe— R. H. Speiglu,
D., Wrendale.
Sixth District— Pitt— F. G. James, D.,
Greenvile.
Seventh District— Wilson, Nash, Franklin—
T. M. Arlington, D., Rockv Mount; J. E.
Woodard, D., Wilson.
Eighth District— Craven, Jones, Carteret,
Lenoir, Onslow, Greene— J. E. W. Sugg, D.,
Snow Hill; T. D. Warren, D., Trenton.
Ninth District— Duplin. Wayne. Pender—
B. F. Aycock, D., Goldsboro; J. T. Foy, D.,
Scott's Hill.
Tenth District— New Hanover, Brunswick
— Geo. L. Morton, D.. Wilmington.
Eleventh District— Warren, Vance — J. B.
Burroughs, D., D'abney.
Twelfth District— Wake— N. B. Broughton,
D., Raleigh.
Thirteenth District— Johnston— Allen K.
Smith, D., Smithfield.
Fourteenth District — Sampson, Ham ;ti
Bladen— George H. Currie, D., Clarkton; E.
N. Robeson, P., Tar Heel.
Fifteenth District ( oluml . son-
Jos A. Brown, D, < hadboura -
Melntyre, I).. Lumberton.
Sixteenth District I umberland -Jas. D
McNeil, I).. Fayetteville.
Seventeenth District— Granville, Person—
J. A. Long, D., Roxboro.
Eighteenth District- Caswell, Han
Orange, Durham— R. W. Scott, D.
vine; Howard \. Foushee, D., Durham
Nineteenth District— Chatham- Henry A
London, D., Pittsboro.
Twentieth District— Rockingham— Wm.
Lindsay, D., Reidsville.
Twenty-first District— Guilford— James D.
Glenn, D., Greensboro.
Twenty-second I 'isuiet— Randolph, Moore
— W. P. Wood, D., Asheboro.
Twenty-third Distrid Hiehmond, Scot-
land, Montgomery, Anson, I'nion— Cameron
Morrison. D., Rockingham; J. A. Leak, D.,
i\ ad, sboro.
Twenty-iourth District Cabarrus and
Stanly— II. C. McAllister, D., Mt. Pleasant
Twenty-fifth District— Mecklenburg— S. B.
Ah xander, D.. i lharlotte.
I-, in;. -sixth District- Rowan, Davidson,
Forsyth— John S. Henderson, D.. Salisbury;
John C. Thomas, D\, Midway.
I'wenty-Seventh District— Iredell, Davie,
Yadkin— J. C. Pinnix, H., Marler; T. M.
Stikeleather, P., Turnersburg.
1 1, nty-eighth District— Stokes, Surry— S
K. Marshall, R., White Plains.
Twenty-ninth District— Catawba, Lincoln,
Alexander, Wilkes— Thos. J. Dula, R.,
Wilkesboro; J. O. Mcintosh, P., Lincolnton.
Thirtieth District— Alleghany, Ashe, Wa-
. a— L. Michael, K., Ilutherwood.
Thirty-first District, —Caldwell, Burke,
McDowell, Mitchell, Yancey— Van. Miller,
R-, Lenoir; Marion Buchanan, R. Bakers-
ville.
Thirty-second District— Gaston, Cleveland,
Rutherford, Polk— M. H. Justice, D., Ruth-
rdton, E. V. Webb, D.. Shelby.
Thirty-third District— Buncombe, Madi-
son, Haywood— J. M. Gudger, D., Ashe-
ville; W. W. Stringfield, D., Waynesville.
Thirty-fourth District— Henderson, Tran-
sylvania, Jackson, Swain— Jas M. Candler,
K\, Webster.
Thirty-fifth District — Macon, Cherokee,
( lay, Graham— J. L. Crisp, R., Stecoah.
Democrats, 39; Republicans, 8; Populists,
3; Total, 50.
Officers.
President W. D. Turner, Lieutenant
( :,)\ ernor, statesville.
Principal Clerk— A. J. Maxwell, Rock-
ingham.
ing Clerk — F. A. Clinard, Hick-
ory.
J. B. Smith, Fayetteville.
Assistant Poor Keeper — Geo. BiggcrstatT,
Rutherfordton.
Reading Clerk— W. L. Cahoon, Elizabeth
Citj
HOUSE.
Alamance — Elijah Long, D., McCays.
U THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
1902. 1902.
THE GREAT STATE FAIR.
The Great North Carolina State Fair -will he held in Ral-
eigh during the Month of Octoher.
Send for Premium List.
JOSEPH E. POGUE, Sec. C. B. BENSON, Treas..
W. L. DORSETT, Proprietor. W. W. NEWMAN, Manager.
HOTEL DORSETT
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES. EUROPEAN AND
AMERICAN PLAN. UP-TO-DATE CAFE, OPEN ALL NIGHT.
EUROPEAN PLAN, SI. 00. AMERICAN PLAN, $2.00.
BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
A MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVEL.
Corner Wilmington and Martin Streets RALEIGH, N. C.
J. S. WYNNE, President. F. K. ELLINGTON, Vice-President.
F. P. Brown, Secretary. WOMACK & HAYES. Attorneys.
RALEIGH REAL ESTATE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Fire, Accident and Liability Insurance.
Real Estate Bought and Sold, Rents Collected, Bonds Given
Loans Negotiated.
The Germania Life Insurance to.
OF NEW YORK.
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ASSETS OVER $28,500,000. SURPLUS OVER $3,500,000. Responsible Agents Wanted
throughout the State, to whom attractive contracts will be offered. Address,
R. B HALL, Manaeer, Raleigh. N. C.
ESTAB ISHED IN 1875.
WYATT HARNESS COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF
Harness and Saddlery.
Jobbers of
SADDLERY, HARDWARE, ROBES, OILS, SOAPS, WHIPS, AND
ALL KINDS OF HOUSEFURNISHINCS.
We carry the Finest, Best and largest Stocks of Robes and Horse Blankets ever
brought to this citv, all goods coming direct from the manufacturers.
PRICES GUARANTEED. :.lAL1TY CONSIDERED.
109 East Martin Street, Raleigh, N. C. C.B.RAY, Poprietor.
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
Alleghany— Jos. C. Feild, D. Amelia.
Ashe — Hiram Weaver, R., Lansing.
Alexander— C. J. Carson, R., Taylorsville.
Anson— L. D. Robinson, D., Wad boro.
Beaufort— B. B. Nicholson, D., Washing-
ton.
Bertie— F. D. Winston, D., Windsor.
Bladen— E. F. McCullock, D., White Oak
Brunswick— Dr. D. B. McNeill, D., Sup-
ply, (Deceased.)
Buncombe— Locke Craig, D., Asheville- J
C. Curtis, D., Luther.
Burke— J. F. Spainhour, D., Morganton
Camden— G. C. Barco, D., Camden.
Chatham— R. H. Hayes, D., Pittsboro; J.
D. Mclvcr, 1)., Corinth.
Cumberland— E. R. MacKethan, D., Fay-
etteville; F. R. Hall, D., Falcon.
Cabarrus— W. H. Morris, D.. Concord.
Caldwell— John B. Isbell, R., Lenoir
Carteret— N. W. Taylor, D., Beaufort.
Caswell— W. S. Wilson, D., Gatewood.
Catawba— W. B. Gaither. D., Newton.
Cherokee— W. G. Payne, R., Hot House.
Chowan— W. D. Welch, D., Gliden.
Clay— R. T. Coleman, R., Hayesville.
Cleveland— C. R. Hoey, D., Shelby.
Columbus— D. C. Allen, D., Amour.
Craven — H. B. Pierce, D., New Bern.
Currituck— S. M. Beasley, D., Poplar
Branch.
Davidson— H. H. Hartley, D., Tyro Shops.
Davie— C. M. Sheets, R., Mocksville.
Dare— C. T. Williams, D., Avon.
Duplin— D. L. Carlton, D., Kenansville.
Durham— R. G. Russell, D., South Lowell.
Edgecombe— E. L. Daughtridge, D., Rocky
Mount; B. F. Shelton, D., Speed.
Forsyth— J. B. Whitaker, D., Winston-
Salem; F. T. Baldwin, D., Winston-Salem.
Franklin— W. H. Yarborough, D., Louis-
burg.
Gaston— 0. F. Mason, D., Dallas.
Gates— L. L. Smith, D., Gatesvile.
Granville— A. W. Graham, D., Oxford; W.
H. P. Jenkins, D., Jeffreys.
Graham— W. F. Mauney, D., Robbinsville.
Greene— F. L. Carr, D., Castoria.
Guilford— T. E. Whitaker, D., Oak Ridge;
W. Robinson, D., High Point.
Halifax— W. F. Parker, D., Enfield; W. P.
White, D., Hobgood.
Harnett— W. A. Stewart, D., Dunn.
Haywood— Joe Collins, D., Waynesville.
Henderson— 0. V. F. Blythe, R., Hender
sonville.
Hertford— L. J. Lawrence, D., Murfrees-
boro.
Hyde — Julius Mann, D., Middleton.
Iredell— A. D. Watts, D.. Statesville; Dr.
S. W. Stevenson, D., Mooresville.
Jackson — W. E. Moore, D., Webster.
Johnston — C. Richardson, D., Archer;
John M. Morgan, D., Benson.
Jones— A. H. White, D., Pollocksville.
Lenoir — W. W. Carraway, D., Kinston.
Lincoln — Jack Reinhardt, D., Reinhardt.
Macon— H. D. Dean, D., Franklin
Madison— I. N. Ebbs, R., Hot Springs.
Martin— H. W. Stubbs, D., Williamston.
McDowell — M. F. Morphew, D., Marion.
Mecklenburg — F. M. Shannonhouse; D.
»«e; C. II. Duls, D., I harlotte; W E
Ardrey, D., An
tchell— J. i B p ine
â– boro.
^ : en, D., I:
â– -George Rountree, u , Wil-
I, ]
Noi I P. R. Harris, 1
Onslow— Frank Thi , D
litis !>., Hillsboro.
. •'-' ''• !'• N i ibeth
â–
Pender— J. R. Banneraian, D., Banner-
mans.
Polk— John W. McFarland. R., Poors
Ford,
Pam ico George Dees, D., ,-,,.
Perquimans- Thos. U. Ward, n., Belvidere
W. T. I;, id haw, D to.
"<t\ W. J. Nichols, I).. G
is II. Barnhill, D., Grindool.
Randolph— John T. Brittain, D., Ashe-
boro; ( harles Ross, 1).. \
Richmond— A. J. Little, I).. I. in lea Mills.
R teson— G. B. Patterson, D., Maxton; J
S. Oliver, D, Affinity.
Rockingham^J. Robert Garrett, D.,
Thompsonville J. H. Lane, D., Leaksvile.
Rowan— R. Lee Wright, D., Salisbury: L.
H. Rothrock, D., Rockwell.
Rutherford— J. F. Alexander, D., Forest
City.
Sampson— W. Y. Duncan, P., Clinton; E.
B. Owen, P., Clinton.
Stanly— M. E. Blalock, D., Norwood.
Stokes— R. J. Petree, R., Germanton.
Surry— Samuel G. Brim, R., Brim.
Scotland— Hector McLean, D., Laurinburg.
Swain— John Burnett, K.. Almond.
Transylvania— R. H. Zachary, I)., Jeptha.
Tyrrell— xi. W. Owens, D., Columbi
Union— R. S. Bivens, D., Monroe.
Vance — W. B. Daniel, D., Epsom.
Wafe — E. C. Beddingfield. I).. It. P. D—
l.i eigh; John P. Pearson, I'., Apex; If. X.
- igh.
Warren— S. G. Daniel, I).. Littleton.
Washington— T. W. Blount, D., Roper.
Wa H. Galloway. R., Foscoe.
Wayne— W. R. Allen, 1)., Goldsboro;
' â– rge E. Hood, I).. Goldsbc ro.
Wilson— H. t. . Connor. I)., Wilson.
Wilkes— II. L. Green, D., Wilkesboro; LI
ward Ma si in, R., Wilkesboro.
Sadkin V. B. Benbow, R., Yadkinvile.
Fancey— W. M. Mclintosh, R., Bee Log.
Democrats, l'H ; Republic ans, 17; Popu-
lists 2; rotal, 120.
Officers.
w E. Moore, U i I
Prim i : i . i '. Bn rd
lotte
. W. \\ !
Engrossing Cl< rk J. li. i Ke-
i::in-., i
I ... Frank Bennett, u
Assistanl Door Keeper- V. B. II
Troy.
: Clerk I B Murphy.
16
Till. NORTH CAROLINV m:.\K HOOK.
OLD HENRY
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OFFICIAL VO TE OF 1900.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF 1900
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR, 1900.
Counties. Aycock, D. Adams, R.
Alamance 2,4D8 2,321
Alexanuer 892 1,027
Alleghany 784 t>07
Anson 2,(115 522
Ashe I 1,969
Beaufort 2,933 • 1,525
Bertie 2,075 998
Bladen 1,589 1,375
Brunswick 915 948
Buncombe 4,332 3,401
Burke 1 . 1,171
Cabarrus 1 . 1,550
Caldwell 1,248 1,272
Camden 545 567
Carteret 1,363 957
Caswell 1,421 1,313
Catawba 2,008 L.863
Chatham . .â– 1,755 1,894
Cherokee 778 1,080
Chowan 1,055 984
Clay 388 418
Cleveland 2,652 1,172
Columbus 2,178 1,2.11
Craven 2,611 932
Cumberland 2,719 1,629
Currituck 1,002 374
Dare 524 406
Davidson 2,4(i(i 2,275
Davie 956 1,367
Duplin 2,125 1,297
Durham 2,765 2,170
Edgecombe 3,758 385
Forsyth 2,913 2,432
Franklin 3,021 1,831
Gaston 2,514 1,584
Gates 1,232 603
Graham 396 348
Granville 2,540 1,527
Greene 1,474 774
Guilford 4,071 3,343
Halifax 6,618 877
Harnett 1,515 1,339
Haywood 1,736 1,244
Henderson 1,121 1,468
Hertford 1,368 429
Hyde 971 905
Iredell 2,779 2,319
Jackson 1,118 1,025
Johnston 3,777 1,750
Jones 906 694
Lenoir 2,101 1,123
Lincoln 1,341 1,288
Macon 1,044 1,059
Madison 1,176 2,374
Martin 2,002 990
McDowell 1,174 1,034
Mecklenburg 5,095 1,627
Mitchell 413 1,940
Montgomerv 1,341 868
Moore 1,890 1,875
Nash 2,957 1,360
New Hanover 2,963 3
Northampton 2,438 1,096
Onslow 1,548 637
Orange 1,471 1,469
Pamlico 657
Pasquotanjs 1,502
Pender i,260
Perquimans 959
Pi I -"" I
Piti ;
Polk 534
Randolph 2,468
Richmonod 1,645
R| beson 4,100
Rockingham 2,913
Rowan : 3,157
Rutherford â–
Sampson 1
Scotland
Stanly 1,453
Stokes 1
2,154
n • 540
Transylvania
'1 591
I nion
Vance ;
5,732
Warren 2,133
Washington 976
Watauga 1
Wayne
Wilkes 1,435
Wilson 2,916
Yadkin 1,1
Yancey 986
rt
599
926
276 I
732
1,286 !
2,096
185 '
557
1,946
1,519
2,0:12
25
837
1,1 11
2,594 J
816 '
607 J
410
660
944
4,443
571
1,411
1,878
l.l:;o
1,821
1,081
Total [86,1
Aycock's majority, 00,: 1 1
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.
Wilfred D. Turner, Dem., 186
II. F. Seawell, Pop. -Rep., 125,532.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
â– I- Bryan Grimes, Dem., 180,500.
Dr. Cyrus Thompson, Pop. -Rep., 126,651.
AUDITOR.
Benjamin F. Dixon, Dem., 186,500.
Hal. W. Aver, Pop. -Rep., 126,534.
TREAS1 1:1:1;.
Benjamin R. Lacy, Dem., 186,499.
William H. Worth, Pop. -Rep., 126,778.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN-
STRUCTION.
T. 1' Toon, Deri!.. iso.380.
\ C. English, Pop.-liep., 126,735.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Robert l>. Gilmer, Di m., 186,328.
Zeb. V. Walser, Pop. -Rep., 126,519.
COMMISSIONER OK AGRICULTURE.
S. h. Patterson, Dem., 1S6.535.
J. F. Mewborne, Pop. -Rep., 126,575.
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR.
H. B. Vainer, Dem., 186,493.
J. T. Hamrick, Pop. -Rep., 126,480.
CHAIRMAN CORPORATION COMMIS-
SION.
Franklin McNeill, Dem., 186,612,
Charles A. Reynolds, Pop -Hep., 126,58a
la THK NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
y . z^ 7 Business
^U/M^^/y college.
N. E. Cor. Broad and 9th Sts., Richmond, Va.
"Leading Business College South Potoniac River." — Phil.
Stenographer.
Oldest and only one in Virginia, owning its building — a
grand new one. For 35 years we have been fitting young
people for business, and helping them secure positions.
Send for catalog, showing discounts offered for a knowl-
edge of English, etc.
University of North Carolina.
The Head of the State's Educational System.
♦♦ ►*♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦
Academic Department,
Law, Medicine, Pharmacy*
Eightv-five scholarships Free tuition to teachers
and ministers' sons Loans for the needy- 550
Students 43 Instructors. New Dormito-
ries, Water Works, Central Heating System.
$120,000 spent in improvements in i900 and 1901
Fall term begins September 8, 1902 Address
F. P. VENABLE, President,
Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
WHEAT, RYE, OATS, CORN,
PEAS, BEANS, ONION SETS,
CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS.
NEW CROP. BEST GRADE.
Write for samples and prices.
S. T. BEVERIDGE & CO,,
1217 E. Cary St., Richmond, Va.
OFFICIAL VOTE— 1900.
19
CONGRESSIONAL VOTE.
FIRST DISTRICT.
D. R.
Alex-
Small, ander.
Beaufort 2446 1080
Camden 518 295
Carteret 1078 783
Currituck 926 880
Chowan 880 880
Dare 419 91
Cates 1074
Hertford 1405 664
Hvde 906 750
Martin 1860 1047
Pamlico 6C2 613
Pasquotank 1219 237
Perquimans 851 448
Pitt 3275 2076
Tvrroll 438 155
Washington 812 400
Total 1S709 9493
SECOND DISTRICT.
D.
Kitchin.
Bertie 2,443
Edgecombe 3,028
Greene 1,401
Halifax 4,198
Lenoir 1,950
Northampton 2,169
Warren 1,670
Wi son 2,857
Wayne 3,185
Total 22,901
THIRD DISTRICT.
D.
Thomas.
Bladen 1,163
Cumberland 2,104
Duplin 1,793
Craven 2,197
Harnett 1,348
Jones 712
Moore 1,684
Onslow 1,292
Sampson 1,248
R.
Meek-
ins.
666
213
10
407
59
218
606
2
3
'ioi
1013
371
55
254
377
4355
R.
Martin.
1,055
1,621
801
1,969
1,245
1,313
1,271
1,170
2,076
12,521
P.
Fowler.
1,250
1,924
983
1,286
1,063
593
1,709
387
2,437
Total 13,541
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Pou. Giles,
D. R.
Chatham 1.507 1,688
Franklin 2,812 1,401
Johnston 3,396 1,632
Nash 2,614 1,279
Randolph 2,312 2,427
Vance 1,232 778
Wake 5,056 3,792
Total 18.920 13,057
FIFTH DISTRICT.
D.
Kitehin
Alamance 1,996
Caswell 1,378
Granville 2,274
Guilford 3,468
Person 1,506
11,632
Jenkins.
P.
600
152
110
"*8
91
135
1,096
R.
Joyce.
2,211
1,259
1,560
3,211
1,223
Durham 2,439
Orange 1,304
Rockingham 2 724
Stoke 3 L449
Total 18 ,538
SIXTH DIST1UCT.
D.
Bellamy.
Anson 1,815
Brunswick 550
Columbus 1,669
Mecklenburg 4,069
New Hanover 2!:'^!
Pender 1^50
Richmond 1,275
Robeson 8,357
Scotland '937
Union â– â– â– 1,791
Total is 902
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
D. R.
1,950
1,265
2,2114
1,795
10,687
R.
Doe!
650
503
1,128
1,80 I
17
525
48J
1,035
36
776
7,146
Kluttz. Hoi ton. Shuford.
Cabarrus 1,584 1,015
Davidson 1,872 2,178
Iredell 2, 592 1,976
Montgomery 1,133 887
Rowan 2,799 1,324
Stanly 1,350 715
Lincoln 969 976
Catawba 1,631 1,349
Davie 840 1,232
Yadkin 942 1,728
51
45
85
2
38
34
143
325
17
4
744
Total 15,712 13.3S0
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
D. R.
Buxton. Blackburn.
Alleghany 705 674
Ashe 1,535 1,878
Burke 1,424 1,131
Caldwell \, 1.175 1,289
Forsyth 2,619 2,445
Alexander 779 932
Watauga 912 1,44'i
Wilkes 1.831 2,687
Surry 2.017 2.385
Cleveland 2.321 1,249
Gaston 1,998 1,565
Mitchell '. 462 1,994
Total 17.778
NINTH DISTRICT.
1).
Crawford
Buncombe 8,815
Cherokee 837
Clay 411
Graham 357
Haywood 1,5 1
Henderson 1,091
Jackson 1,079
McDowell 1,038
Macon 982
Madison 1,348
Polk 496
Rutherford 2,163
Swain 583
Transylvania 585
Yancey 964
Total 17,250
19,629
R.
Moody.
4,088
1,098
386
38'
1,403
1,450
1,065
1,097
1,1 1
2,282
611
1,961
788
575
1,007
19,334
20 THE NORTH CAROI.i\\ YF.AR BOOK.
Jackson Springs
Mineral Water
CURES
Dyspepsia and other stomach troubles;
Diseases of the Kidneys, and Rheuma-
tism. If it fails* when used as directed
YOUR MONEY WILL BE RE-
FUNDED.
First-class Hotel at the Springs. Open
January 1st to September 30th. For
terms, etc, t address,
R. R. ROSS, Prop ,
Tackson Springs Moore Co , N. C.
THE WATER IS PUT UP FOR SHIPMENT IN CASES
OF ONE DOZEN, HALF GALLON BOTTLES, AND IN
THIS SHAPE, THE SAME GOOD EFFECT IS SECURED, AS
WHEN USED FROM THE SPRING. WE CAN SHIP IN
BARRELS, BUT WE DO NOT BELIEVE THAT THIS, OR
ANY OTHER MINERAL WATER RETAINS ITS CURATIVE
PROPERTIES, WHEN HANDLED IN LARGE BULK, AND
OUR GUARANTEE APPLIES TO THE USE OF THE BOT-
TLED WATER ONLY.
PRICE $3.00 PER CASE F. O. B. JACKSON SPRINGS.
EXPRESS COMPANY RETURNS EMPTY CASES FREE,
AND WE PAY $1.00 EACH FOR THEM. ADDRESS JACK-
SON SPRINGS MINERAL WATER CO., ABERDEEN, N. C.
POPULATION OF NORTH CAROLINA L900 AND 1890.
21
UNITED STATES CENSUS FIGURES.
POPULATION OF NORTH
CAROLINA— 1900 AND 1890.
Counties. 1900.
Alamance 25,665
Alexander 10,960
Alleghany 7,759
Anson 21,870
Ashe 19,581
Beaufort 26,404
Bertie 20,538
Bladen 17,677
Brunswick 12,657 â–
Buncombe 44,288
Burke 15,699
Cabarrus 22,456
Caldwell 15,694
Camden 5,474
Carteret 11,811
Caswell 15,028
Catawba 22,133
Chatham 23,912
Cherokee 11,860
Chowan 10,258
Clav 4,532
Cleveland 25,078
Columbus 21,274
Craven 24,160
Cumberland 29,249
Currituck 6,529
Dare 4,757
Davidson 23,403
Davie 12,115
Duplin 22,405
Durham 26,233
Edgecombe 26 191
Forsyth 35,261
Franklin 25,116
Gaston 27,903
Gates 10,413
Graham 4.3-13
Granville 23,263
Creene 12,038
Gui ford 39,074
Halifax 30,793
Harnett 15,9S8
Haywood 16.222
Henderson 14,104
Hertford 14,294
Hvde 9,278
Iredell 29,064
Jackson 11.853
Johnston 32,250
Jones 8,226
Lenoir 18,639
Lincoln 15,498
McDowell 12,567
Macon 12,104
Madison 20,644
Martin 15,383
Mecklenourg 55,268
Mitchell 15,25:1
Montgomery 14,197
Moore 23,622
Nash 25.478
New Hanover 25,785
Northampton 21,150
Onslow 11,940
1S90.
18,271
9,430
6,523
20,027
15,628
21,072
19,176
hi. Tin
10,900
35,266
14,939
1S,142
12,298
5,667
10,825
16,028
18,689
25,413
9,976
9,167
4,197 |
20,394 J
17,856
211,5:;:;
27,321
6.747
3,768
21.7M-J
11,621
18,690
18,041
24,113
2S,434
21,090
17.761
10,252
3,313
24,484
10.039
28,052
28,908
13,700
13,346
12,589
8,903
25,462
9,512
27,2;,:)
7,403
14,879
I".:.-.
L0.939
10,102
17,805
15.2:21
42,673
12,807
ll."::'i
20,479
20,707
24,026
21,242
10,303
Orange
I':uil LCO
Pasquotank
Pender
Perquimans
Pel son
Pitl
Polk
Randolph
Richmond (including Scot-
land*) â– .
n
Rockingham
Rowan
Rutherford
Sampson
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
I nion
\ race
Wake
Warren
Washing
Watauga
Wayne .
W i i kes .
Wilson .
^ adkin .
rton
13, 181
10,091
28,408
15.221'
25.515
8,401
4,980
1.6,684
1.9,151
10,608
13,417
11,464
14,948 i
7,146
25,51!)
5,902
25,195
23,948
31,483
25,363
24,123
18,770
25,096
12,136
17,199
6,577
4,225
21,259
49.2U7
1".: 60
10,611
Total 1,893,810 1,617,947
*Scotland 12,553
NATIVE AND FOREIGN-
COUNTIES Native
while.
Alamance 4,373
Alexander
Alleghany I
Anson 2,287
Ashe :;.- 7
Beaufort 3.712
Pertie 2.1. ,7
maden
Brunswick I
Buncombe 8,137
Burke 3,287
( abarrus â– '
Caldwell 2,957
Camden 801
I irl. ret 2,459
I 'aswi'll 1,657
Catawba 3,931
( halham 3,605
i herokee 2,419
< howan I
Claj 924
' leveland 4.: i
Columbus 3,15i
( raven 2,411
Cumberland
Currituck 1,228
Dare I
Dai idson 4,499
fJ'avie 2,178
Foreig
n
white.
Negro.
16
1,338
170
92
10
2,073
10
122
25
2,568
11
2
1,405
35
1,074
233
1,869
54
464
15
6
7
470
15
457
6
1,657
20
574
",i
lit
91
9
1,245
31
12
1,012
87
1.223
56
40
lis
7
146
16
6
♦
22 THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
JOHN BLUE, N. S. BLUE,
President and Manager. Secretary and Treasurer.
The Aberdeen &Rockfish
RAILROAD, AND
Its nesources.
The business of this road, which has forty-one miles in
operation, is increasing yearly.
It has developed a rich and prosperous section, well
adapted to TRUCK and FRUIT GROWING, as well as TO-
BACCO, COTTON, WHEVT and other STAPLES. It is an
an excellent farming section.
BARGAINS IN LAND.
LANDS CAN BE PURCHASED ON REASONABLE
TERMS AT LOW FIGURES, and the wise farmer can in a
few years make enough to pay for his land. Climate, soil
and quick connection to the Northern Markets make it an
ideal section for growing early vegetables and fruit.
FINE TIBIBER LAND SECTION.
The main freights of the ABERDEEN AND ROCKFISH
RAILROAD in its eariy history were lumber and the pro-
ducts of th" ~\r*e — Spirits of Turpentine, Tar, Rosin. It
runs throug ha country that furnishes fine Juniper Poles,
grows fine Cotton, and other crops that give heavy freights.
FINE WATER POWER.
On the line of the Aberdeen and Rockfish road is a
FINE WATER POWER, furnishing siifficient power to run
a large factory. It has been idle hitherto because far re-
moved from railroad transportation. It is destined to be
the site of a flourishing manufacturing town.
THE TOWX OF RAEFORD.
Located about midway on the line of the ROCKFISH
AND ABERDEEN is situated the growing and prosperous
town of RAEFORD. It has splendid school and church
facilities, with enterprising and prosperous business houses
that sell to a large section of the surrounding country.
FINE OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVESTMENT.
The building of the Aberdeen and Rockfish railroad has
opened up fine opportunities for investment, as well as un-
excelled opportunities for home-making.
POPULATION OF NORTH CAROLINA- 1900 AM) 1890.
Duplin 3,271
Durham 3,870
Edgecombe 2,496
Forsyth 5,927
Franklin 3,005
Gaston 4,398
Rates 1,287
Graham 838
Granville 2,592
Greenne 1,502
Guilford 6,923
Halifax 2,855
Harnett 2,431
Haywood 3,264
Henderson 2,685
Hertford 1,434
Hyde 1,290
Iredell 4,839
Jackson 2.353
Johnston 5,382
Jones 1,098
Lenoir 2,594
Lincoln 2,613
McDowell 2,297
Macon 2,319
Madison 4,008
Martin 1,904
Mecklenburg 7,340
Mitchell 2,970
Montgomery 2,402
Moore 3,627
Nash 3'542
New Hanover 3,159
Northampton 2,1S1
Onslow 2,044
Orange 2,'306
Pamlico 1,275
Pasquotank 1,651
Pender 1^542
Perquimans 1,207
Person 2,125
Pitt 3^788
Polk 1,279
Randolph 5,502
Richmond 1,S90
Robeson 4,551
Rockingham 4*862
Rowan 5,402
Rutherford 4,450
Sampson 3,904
Scotland 1 355
Stanly 2*709
Stokes 3,603
Surry 4f)89
Swain 1;545
Transylvania 1 338
Tyrrell '844
Union 4 049
X anc -e :; i'o7i
JJ ake 7,584
^ ar ,ren '. 1,393
Washhmgton 1,207
Watauga 2,686
Wayne 4,159
Wikes 5,073
Wilson 3,290
Yadkin 2,826
Yancey 2,294
16
' 1,458
74
2,120
26
3,494
60
2,486
3
2,416
58
1,538
2
832
3
5
2,258
5
1,185
92
2,500
38
4,394
8
896
19
134
35
384
7
1,572
5
806
19
1,529
7
127
24
1,619
10
742
14
1,697
6
567
26
366
9
116
6
138
3
1,498
181
5,063-
9
127
9
768
67
1,592
10
2,284
280
3,114
9
2,470
1
704
4
1,104
5
581
26
1,526
13
1,309
8
1,063
7
1,297
4
3,080
5
227
20
755
15
1,572
21
3,202
38
2,257
59
1,881
5
849
12
1,526
8
1,311
7
380
4
594
28
594
7
35
13
128
5
322
10
1,509
38
1,842
129
5,086
55
2,441
1
1,136
3
84
45
2,786
8
447
8
2,066
4
261
1
65 1
23.
UNITED STATES CENSUS,
1900 AND 1890.
States. 1900. 189.1
Alabama 1,828.697 1,513,017
Arkansas 1,311,561 1,1
California 1,485,053 1,208,130
412,198
740,258
168,408
1,867,353
84,385
3,826.351
2,192,404
1,911,896
1,427,096
1,808,625
1,118,587
661, 086
2,238,943
2,093,889
1,301,826
1,289,600
2,679,184
132,159
1,058,910
45.761
376,530
1,444,933
5,997,853
1,607,947
182,749
3,072,316
313,767
5,258,014
345,506
1,151,149
328,808
1,707,518
2,235,520
207,905
:;::;!, 4l!2
1,655,980
349,390
762,794
00.705
Colorado 53
Connecticut 908,355
Delaware 184,735
Florida 528,542
Georgia 2,216,239
Idaho 161,771
Illinois 4,821,550
Indiana 2,516,463
Iowa 2,2!
Kansas 1,46
Kentucky 2,147,174
Louisiana 1,381,627
Maine 694,366
Maryland 1,18!
Massachusetts 2,8i!f>,::l<;
Michigan 2,419,782
Minnesota 1,751,395
Mississippi ,1551,372
Missouri 3,1(17.1 17
Montana 243,289
Nebraska 1,068,901
Nevada 1
New Hampshire 411,588
New Jersey 1,883,609
New York 7,268,009
North Carolina 1,891,992
North Dakota 319.040
Ohio 4,157,545
Oregon 413,532
Pennsvlvania 6,301,365
Rhode Is'and 428,556
S'outh Carolina 1,340.312
South Dakota 401,559
Tennessee 2,022,723
Texas 3,048,828
Utah 276,565
Vermont 341,641
Virginia 1,854,148
Washington 517,672
West Virginia 958,900
Wisconsin 2.068,963
Wyoming 92,531
Total (for 45 States). .74,627,907 62.116.811
Indians not taxed 44,017
TERRITORIES.
Alaska (estimated).. .. 44.000
Arizona 122,212
District of Columbia.. .. 27S.71.S
Hawaii i;,
Indian Territory 391.96G
New Mexico 19:1. 777
Oklahoma 398.245
Indians, etc., on Indian
reservations, except In-
dian Territorv
Total for 7 Territories,
etc 1,657,318
Indians not taxed 89.543
32,052
180,182
15::. 593
oi.s:<4
1 15,282
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Electoral
States. Votes.
Alabama (Bryan) 11
Arkansas (Bryan) 8
California (McKinley) 9
Colorado (Bryan) 4
Connecticut (McKinley) 6
Delaware (McKinley) 3
Florida (Brvan) 4
Georgia (Bryan) 13
Idaho (McKinley) 3
Illinois (McKinley) 24
Indiana (McKinley) 15
Iowa (McKinlev) 13
Kansas (McKinley) 10
Kentucky (Bryan) 13
Louisiana (Bryan) 8
Maine (McKinley) 6
Maryland (McKinley) 8
Massachusetts (McKinley) 15
Michigan (McKinley) 14
Minnesota (McKinley) 9
Mississippi (Bryan) 9
Missouri (Bryan) 17
Montana (Bryan) 3
Nebraska (McKinley) 8
Nevada (Bryan) 3
New Hampshire (McKinley) 4
New Jersev (McKinley) 10
New York (McKinley) 36
North CaroUna (Brvan) 11
North Dal-.ota (McKinley) 3
Ohio (McKin'ey) 23
Oregon (McKinley) 4
Pennsylvania (McKinley) 32
Rhode Island (McKinlev) 4
i South Carolina (Bryan) 9
South Dakota (McKinley) 4
Tennessee (Bryan) 12
Texas (Brvan) 15
Utah (Mel 3
Vermonl 1 Mi Kinlej 1 4
Virginia (Bryan) 12
Washington (McKinley) 4
West Virginia (McKinley) 6
Wisconsin (McKinley) 12
Wyoming (McKinley) 3
Total, '117; M Kinley, L05; Bryan, 152.
Necessary to a choice, 224.
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR—
1876—1900.
1
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Adams, S. B., R 120,296
1896.
Cyrus B. Watson, D 145,506
Daniel L. Russell, R 153,787
William A. Guthrie, P LI 143
L892.
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Ralph P. Buxton, R W,.r.:.i,
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Zeb. B. Vance, D j::',:r,3
Thomas Settle, R 110,26(5
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PUBLIC SCHOOL STATISTICS.
School Census and Enrollment.
White. Colored.
COUNTIES.
2
a
O
Alamance 6,490
Alexander 3,570
Alhghany 3,009
Anson 3,650
Ashe 7,285
Beaufort 4,642
Bertie 3,024
Bladen 3,263
Brunswick 3,377
Buncombe 12,165
Burke 5,114
Cabarrus 6,166
Caldwell 4,930
Camden l.°51
Carteret 3,420
Caswell 2,234
Catawba 7,021
Chatham 5,490
Cherokee 4,455
Chowan 1,443
Clay 1,723
Cleveland 7,92S
Columbus 5,318
Craven 3,039
Cumberland 5,880
Currituck 1,525
Dare 1,395
Davidson 7,030
Davie 2,908
Duplin 6,450
Durham 5,583
Edgecombe 3,426
Foisvth 7,923
Franklin 4,224
Gaston 7,330
Gates 2,307
Graham 1,613
Granville 3,705
Greene 2,086
Guilford 9,238
Halifax 3,726
Harnett 3.995
Haywood 6,234
Henderson 4,720
Hertford 2,561
H\de 2,018
Iredell 7,458
Jackson 4,071
Johnston 8,310
Jones 1,490
Lenoir 3,522
Lincoln 4,473
Macon 4,199
Madison 7,937
Martin 2,876
McDowell 3,851
Mecklenburg .... 10,962
Mitchell 6,151
Montgomery 3,880
c
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a
W
3,942
2,445
2,080
2,224
4,735
3,202
2,085
2,623
2,338
6,591
2,826
3,201
4,560
755
1,862
1,282
4,229
3,679
2,706
S29
1.C86
6,475
3,412
2,018
3,509
865
1,150
5,020
2,306
3,344
3,716
1,510
5,374
2,314
3,978
1,444
1,327
1,844
1,482
6,162
1,779
2,543
5,336
3,385
1,289
1,970
5,181
2,815
6,382
143
2,969
2,840
2,928
4,198
2,580
2,838
6,401
2,429
O
2,383
319
223
4,170
295
3,359
4,506
3,195
1,611
2,584
1,078
1,864
795
806
628
2,672
1,176
3,122
185
1,940
51
1,949
2,662
4,143
4,805
729
170
1,179
956
4,791
3,019
5,529
3,375
4,322
2,598
2,189
11
3,622
1,933
4,302
5,754
1,893
226
765
3,328
1,426
2,744
226
2,965
1,402
2,532
1,229
258
173
2,616
719
7,773
221
992
c
H
1,480
230
135
2,754
134
2,427
3,449
2,948
1,394
845
518
851
737
516
334
1,748
848
2,203
154
1,212
32
1,219
1,614
2,311
2,709
426
140
880
851
2,042
1,982
2,012
1,402
2,230
1,699
1,495
2,306
1,284
2,460
3,724
890
195
450
2,393
1,225
1,691
147
1,962
1,028
2,011
703
173
40
2,375
418
4,940
Moore 5,513 3,141 2,925 2,010
Nash 5,112 3,131 3,, i I
New Hanover .... 3,336 287 4,
Northampson .... 3,016 2,253 4,233 2,864
Onslow 2,865 2,201 1,217 833
Orange 3,185 1,737 1,752 732
I'amueo 1,823 1,114 1,039
Pasquotank 2,465 1,269 2,409 1.1 3]
Penuer 2,325 1,347 2,641 1,363
Perquimans 1,721 1,205 1,702 1,512
Person 3,471 2,035 2,503 1,442
Pitt 5,306 3,571 4,678 3,071
Polk 1,099 1,204 490 505
Randolph 8,848 5,145 1,384 745
Richmond 3,039 2,813 2,752 2,452
Robeson 6,330 4,303 5,783 2,701
Ro-kingham .... 7,573 4,348 3,742 2,189
Rowan' 7,956 5,344 2,576 1,949
Rutherford 7,408 4,892 1,901
Sampson 5,757 3,781 3,399 2,395
Scotland 1,764 884 1,970 1,714
Stanly 5,988 3,367 649 629
Stokes 6,131 i.417 1,079 727
Surry 7,963 5,558 1,347 1,007
Swain 2,930 1,939 64 50
Transylvania .... 2,183 1,325 240 138
Tyrrell 1,177 748 500 327
Union 6,844 5,663 2,821 2,137
Vane 2,347 1,363 3,410 1,982
Wake 9,885 6,525 9,019 4,743
Warren 1,955 1,105 4,719 3,292
Washington 1,683 1,022 1,738 855
Watauga 5,050 3,794 125 25
Wayne 6,059 4,795 4,448 3,204
Wilkes 8,916 5,425 1,604 518
Wilson 4.657 3,383 3,313 1,905
Yadkin 4,882 3,197 563 323
Yancey 4,304 2,681 114 114
Summary.
White children .
Colored children
Croatans
448,429
219,667
1,737
Total G69.833
Enrollment.
White children Z90,1 i2
Colored children W 1 'â„¢
Croatans 1,139
Tota] 432,497
Average Attendance.
Whites 17 ,2.272
Colored 80 - /*â–
292
Croatans
Total 253,311
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STATE APPORTIONMENT BY
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In addition to the tax levy of 18 cents on
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Alamance.. $1,330.95
Alexander 583.35
Alleghany 493.80
Anson.. * 1,173,00
Ashe 1,137.00
Beaufort 1,207.55
Bertie 1,149.50
Bladen 968.70
Brunswick 748.20
Buncombe 2,212.35
Burke 928.80
Cabarrus 1,204.50
Caldwell 858.75
Camden 278.53
Carteret 607.20
Caswell 765.90
Catawba 1,229.55
Chatham 1,292.70
Cherokee 696.00
Chowan 507.45
Clay 206.10
Cleveland 1,481.55
Columbus 1,197.00
Craven 1,077.30
Cumberland 1,602.75
Currituck 338.10
Dare 234.75
Davidson 1,231.35
Davie 579.60
Duplin 1,686.15
Durham 1,290.30
Edgecombe 1,352.55
Forsyth 1,094.85
Franklin 1,281.90
Caston 1,489.20
Gates 674.40
Graham 243.60
Granville 1,099.05
Greene.. 602.85
Guilford 2,031.00
Halifax 1,422.00
Harnett 883.20
Haywood 969.00
Henderson 822.75
Hertford 883.35
Hvde 516.60
Iredell 1,530.30
Jackson 645.45
Johnston.. ., 1,691.25
Jones 433.80
Lenoir 908.10
Lincoln 855.30
Macon 668.55
Madison 1,250.50
Martin 823.80
McDowell 685.50
Mecklenburg 2,810.25
Mitchell 956.70
Montgomery 730.80
Moore 1,265.70
Nash 1,'
New Hanover 1,161.15
Northampton l.
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico.. I
Pasquol ink 731.10
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Perquimans
Person
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Polk
Randolph 1,5
Richmond
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Rockingham.: I
Rowan I
Rutherford 1.
Sampson 1,
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Stanly "
Stokes 1,081.50
Surrj 1,;
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell '.
I irion l,t 19.75
Vance 864.45
Wake 2.
Warren 1. (
AWishington 513.15
Watauga 776.25
Wayne 1.
Wilkes 1,488.45
Ui son 1,1
Yadkin 810.75
Yancy 662.70
Total $100,475
STATISTICS OF LITERACY
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Native white. Native colored.
COUNTII S. g
13
Alamance 3,815
Alexander 1,742
Alleghany 1,219
Anson 3,935
Ashe 3,015
Beaufort 3,174
Bertie 1,759
Bladen 1,834
Brunswick 1,427
Buncombe 7,002
Burke 2,535
Cabarrus 3,148
Caldwell 2,311
Camden 626
Carteret 2,082
Caswell 1,351
Catawba 3,325
Chatham 2,975
Cherokee 1,811
Chowan 875
Clay 704
Cleveland 3,336
558
599
739
373
76
94
302
42
50
352
905
1,168
822
54
63
568
1,231
1,336
378
957
1,217
334
708
332
537
537
1,135
1,134
735
752
200
261
453
553
666
646
182
198
175
237
239
377
272
185
306
532
1,125
606
288
286
630
683
868
578
40
51
207
530
715
220
18
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955
452
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Columbus 2,527 629 761 458
Craven 2,060 351 1,705 1,027
Cumberland 3,260 563 1,316 1,046
Currituck 1,029 199 208 210
Dare 838 227 75 71
Davidson 3,524 975 286 388
Davie 1,711 467 261 308
Duplin 2,514 757 603 854
Durham 3,280 590 984 1;136
Edgecombe 2,022 474 1,316 2,177
Forsytb 4,962 965 1,409 1,073
Franklin 2,319 746 1,114 1,302
Gaiton 3,77/ 621 834 704
Gates 968 319 328 503
Graham 647 191 1 2
Granville 2,098 494 868 1,390
Greene 1,119 383 500 685
Guilford 6,165 75S 1,411 1,088
Halifax 2,478, 377 1,044 2,750
Harnett 1,915 516 410 486
Haywood 2,465 799 84 50
Henderson 2,292 393 199 1S5
Hertford 1,144 290 6S3 889
Hyde 1,094 196 412 394
Iredell 4,191 648 702 827
Jackson 1,744 009 66 CI
Johnston 4,088 1,294 697 921
Jones 906 192 411 331
Lenoir 2,049 545 800 897
Lincoln 2,128 485 328 239
McDowell 1,835 462 161 205
Macon 1,840 479 47 69
Madison 2,992 1,076 85 53
Martin 1,496 408 590 908
Mecklenberg 6,6S7 653 2,474 2,5S5
Mitchell 2,154 816 64 62
Montgomery 1,896 506 350 417
Moore 3,138 489 855 737
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Nash 2,728 814 970
New Hanover 2,997 162 I
Northampton 1,756 425 1,020
Onslow 1,618 426 404
Orange 1,894 412 493
Pamlico 1,036 239 327
Pasquotank 1,430 221 806
Pender 1,287 255 605
Perquimans 1,001 206 641
Person 1,524 601 334
Pitt 2,973 815 1,276
folk 976 303 109
Randolph 4,465 1,037 394
Richmond 1,611 279 CG2
Robeson 3,696 855. 1,599
Rockingham 3,877 985 873
Rowan 4,769 633 919
Rutherford 3,688 762 472
Sampson 3,031 933 649
Scotland 1,102 263 542
Stanly 2,116 593 206
Stokes 2,429 1,174 1S8
Sv.rry 3,578 1,411 261
Swain 1,151 394 19
Transylvania 1,163 175 65
Tyrrell 657 187 165
Union 3,361 GS1 665
Vonce 1,390 281 771
Wake 6,226 1,358 2,555
Warren 1,208 185 1,076
Washington 1,033 234 563
Watauga 2,108 578 35
Wayne 3,401 758 1,523
Wilkes 3.506 1,567 208
Wilson 2,526 764 873
Yadkin 2,166 660 124
Yancey 1,587 707 24
1,313
1,202
1,450
611
254
719
704
422
L,S A
118
3G1
910
1,601
961
377
877
772
174
406
333
16
63
156
844
1,071
2,528
1,305
573
49
1,262
239
1,193
137
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SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
33
Societies and Organizations.
Confederate Veterans Asso-
ciation.
Commander — General J. S. Carr, Durham.
Secretary and Treasurer — Capt. C. B.
Denson, Raleigh.
N. C. Division United Confed-
erate Veterans.
Major General Commander — General Ju-
lian S. Carr, Durham.
Adjutant General and Chief of Staff— Col.
H. A. London, Pittsboro.
Inspector General — Lieutenant Colonel
Paul B. Means, Concord.
Assistant Inspector General — Lieutenant
Colonel James A. Bryan, New Bern.
Quartermaster General — Lieutenant Colo
nel T. M. Emry, We' don.
Judge Advocate General — Lieutenant Col'
onel It. B. Peebles, Jackson.
Commissary General — Lieutenant Colonel
P. EL Hanes, Winston.
Surgeon General — Lieutenant Colonel W.
D. McMi.ian, Wilmington.
Chaplain General — Lieut. Col. Charles
Fetter, Rocky Mount.
Chief of Artillery — Lieutenant Colonel J.
B. Starr, Fayetteville.
Chief of Ordnance — Lieutenant Colonel
Frank Bennett, Wadesboro.
Paymaster General — Lieutenant Colonel
James I. Metts. Wilmington.
Assistant Paymaster General — Major R.
E. Wilson, Winston.
Assistant Adjutant General — Major J. N.
Ramsey, Seaboard.
Assistant Quartermaster General — Major
Harrison Watts. Char otte.
Assistant Judge Advocate General — Major
A. W. Graham, Oxford.
Assistant Commissary General — Major
Ashlev Home, Clayton.
Aides— Majors F. H. Busboe, Raleigh; A.
H. Boyden, Salisbury; W. R. Kenan, Wil-
mington: J. A. Long, Roxboro; W. P.
Wood, Ashboro: S. H. Smith, Winston; F.
H. Leatherwood, Webster; G. S. Ferguson,
Wavnesvilie; R. P. Paddison, Point Cas-
well; Samuei R. Street, New Bern; George
H. Hall, Red Springs; W. E. Murchison,
Jonesboro; Thomas W. Harrington, Carth-
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Bugler- Captain J. H. Parker, Smith-
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FIRST BRIGADE.
Brigadier General Commanding— General
J. G. Hall, Hukory.
Assistant Adjutant General— Lieutenant
Colonel Louis G. Hay, Hickory.
Command— Camps 162, 212, 309, 319, 394,
436, 486, 795, 797, 952, 1155, 1156.
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Brigadier General Commanding — General
Win. L. London, Pittsboro.
Assistant Adjutant General— Lieutenant
Colonel J. G. Rencher, Pittsboro.
Command— Camps 387, 382, 417, 515, 781,
818, 830, 833, 846, 852, 1184, 1206, 1278,
1241, 1257, 1302, 1320.
THIRD BRIGADE.
Brigadier General Commanding- <;<-u.
Frank M. Parker, Enfield.
Assistant Adjutant General— Lieutenant
Colonel John P. Leach, Littleton.
Command— Camps 137, 254, 326, 421, 794,
845, 849, 984, 1053, 1057, 1084, 1162. 1199,
I! 1. 1275, 1277, 1304.
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Brigadier General Commanding — General
Jas. M. Ray, Ashcville.
Assistant Adjutant General — Lieutenant
Colonel J. P. Sawyer, Asheville.
Command— Camps 301, 681, 846, 914, 924,
047. 953, 954, 955, 956, 1021, 1045, 1154.
(AMPS OF THE UNITED CONFEDERATE
VETERANS' ASSOCIATION.
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848. .Anson Wadesboro
6Sl..Zbulon Vance Asheville
212.. Cabarrus Co. C. V. Ass'n Concord
952.. Col. John T. Jones Lenoir
1057.. James W. Cooke Beaufort
lii'. .Catawba Hickory
387..Leonidas J| Merritt Pittsboro
956.. Confederate Veteran Murphy
1045.. Cleveland SI
1199. .Fair Bluff Fair Bluff
I ' . \ w Bern New Hern
852..Favetteville Fayetteville
818. .Robert F. Webb Durham
436. .Norfleet Winston
1184.. William Gamble Gastonia
.Drvsdale Snow Hill
795.. Guilford County Greensboro
326. .Junius Daniel Littleton
1053.. Carv Whitaker Enfield
848. .Pink Welch Waynesvill*
• at, Prv=nn llend TSOnville
:"t .Col. Reuben Campbell Statesville
954.. James R. Love Webster
833.. Walter R. Moore Smi>
914.. i ate Veteran Marion
L. Robinson Franklin
955.. Confederate Veteran Franklin
845. .John C. Lamb Williamston
Mr, klenburg Chat', .tie
254. .Cape Fear Wilmington
Person County Roxboro
924. .Confederate Veteran Try. in
.Richmond County I-'
417. .Ryan Red S]
3155.. Confederate Veterans
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i : aa I' Fisher Sal
1156. .Davis Lee Dickerson Rutherford ton
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Mrs. D. H. Hill. Sr., Raleigh
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Miss Mary Oliver, Treasurer, New Bern
Mrs. Garland Jones, Recording Secretary,
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Miss Julia Alexander, Corresponding Sec-
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Mrs. Armistead Jones, Historian, Raleign
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working chapters of Daughters and 7 (Concord Times), Concord.
Dwight-Jamea J. McLane Post, J. S.
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Plymouth-General Terry Post, Samuel
Wiggins, Commander
Murphy-W. P. Story Post, G. W. Payne
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Winton-Reynolds Post, Simon Collins
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Windsor— James G. Blaine Post, C. P.
Pugh, Commander.
Po ^- vetteville — General Benjamin Harrison
N. C. Press Association.
President-J. G. Boylin, (Wadesboro
Messenger-Intelligencer), Wadesboro.
Secretary and Treasurer— J.
Childrens' chapters.
The N. C. Society of Colonial
Dames of America.
ton reSident ~ MrS ' Gaston Mear es, Wilming-
Vice-President— Mrs. William Calder, Wil-
mington; Mrs. Thomas Settle, Asheville.
Honorary Vice President-Mrs. Virginia
Gwathmey Empie, Wilmington.
Recording Secretary— Mrs. Alfred Moore
Waddell, Wilmington.
Corresponding Secretary— Mrs. Minor Fair-
lax Heiskell Gouveneur, Wilmington
Irea surer-Mrs. Nicholas Nixon Davis,
Wilmington.
Registrar— Miss Caroline G. Meares, Wil-
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Historian— Mrs. Emma Martin Moffitt,
Wilmington.
St. Philip's Memorial Committee— Mrs.
Sherrill,
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Poet— Mark Squires, (Lenoir Topic),
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Inad. R. Manning, Henderson; J B
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R. A. Deal, AYilkesboro.
N. C. Section of American
Chemical Society.
President— W. A. Withers, Ralei C h
Vice-President— W. J. Martin, Jr., David
son.
Secretary ;-nd Treasurer-C. B. William.,
Raleigh.
Executive Committee— W. A. Withers W
J. Martin, Jr., C. B. Williams.
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SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
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Medical Society of North Car-
olina.
President— Robert S. Young, Concord
Vice-Presidents— A. G. Carr, Durham; I
M. Taylor, Morganton; E. D. Dixon-Carroll
Raleigh; J. M. Parrott, Kinston.
Secretary— George W. Pressly, Charlotte
Treasurer— G. T. Sikes, Grissom.
Orator— John C. Rodman, Wilmington.
Essayist— Eng. B. Glenn, Asheville
Leader of Debate— A. A. Kent, Lenoir.
Board of Censors— H. W. Lewis, Jackson;
A. Cheatham, Durham; Oscar McMullan
Elizab City.
Legislative ( 'ommittee— R. H. Lewis
Raleigh; S. W. Stevenson, Taylorsville; Ab-
ner Alexander, Columbia; C. M. Poole
Craven; II. A. Royster, Raleigh.
Obituary Committee — E. G. Moore, Elm
City; John M. Manning, Durham; J. A.
Burroughs. Asheville.
Pharmaceutical Association.
President— E. W. O'Hanlon, Winston.
First Vice-President— Henrv T. Hicks
Raleigh.
Second Vice-President— W. A. Leslie. Mor-
ganton.
Third Vice-President— G. K. Grantham
Dunn.
Secretary— P. W. Vaughan, Durham.
Treasurer— A. J. Cook, Fayetteville.
Executive Committee — B. B. Owens Win-
ston; G. R. Wooten, Hickory; J. M. Scott,
Charld-e; W. H. MacNair, Tarboro; P. W.
Vaughan. ex-officio, Durham.
Local Secretary — C. D. Bradham, New
Bern.
North Carolina Dental Society
President— J. S. Spurgeon, Hillsboro.
First Vice-President— J. D. Biggs, Wil-
liamston.
Second Vice-President— J. H. Benton,
New Bern.
Secretary— J. Martin Fleming. Raleigh.
Treasurer— D. L. James, Greenville.
Essayist— J. S. Petts. Greensboro.
Examining Board— V. E. Turner, Presi-
dent, Raleigh; R. H. Jones, Secretary. Win-
ston; S. P 'Li'liard, Rockv Mount; T. M.
Hunter, Fayetteville; C. A. Bland, Char
lotte; J. E. Mathews. Wilmington.
N. C. State Bar Association.
President— Charles M. Busbee, Raleigh.
Vice-President— First District, A. 0. Gay
lord, Plymouth: Second District, W. A.
Dunn, Scot'and Neck; Third District, D. L.
Ward. New Rem; Fourth District, Donnell
Gilliam, Tarboro; Fifth District, George
Rountree, Wilmington: Sixth District, F. A.
Daniels. Coldsboro; Seventh District, H.
McD. Robinson, Fayetteville; Eighth Dis-
trict, John D. Shaw, Rockingham; Ninth
District A. A. Hicks, Oxford; Tenth Dis-
I trict, Z. V. Wa'ser, Lexington; Eleventh
i District, H. R. Scott, Reidsville; Twelfth
District, A. G. Mangum, Gastonia; Tliir-
I teenth District, W. C. Newland, Lenoir;
Fourteenth District, Solomon Cailert, Ruth-
erfordton; Fifteenth District, George
A. Shuford, Asheville; Sixteenth District,
Jj-mes M. Moody, Waynesville.
Secretary and Treasurer— J. Crawford
Jiiggs, Durham.
1 mbers of Executiv< Committee — Cle-
ment Manly, Chairman, Winston-Salem; II
A. London, Secretary, Pittsboro J. C.
Pritchard, Marshall; Lee S. Overman, Salis-
bury; J. I). Murphy, Asheville; Fred. A.
\\ oodard, \\i son.
The North Carolina Bankers
Association.
President- John F. Bmton, Wilson.
Vice-Presidents — G. \V. Montcastle, Lex-
ington; M. P. Pegram, Charlotte; N. C.
Evans, Reidsville.
Secretary and Treasurer— John M. Miller,
Jr., Charlotte.
Executive Committee — Composed of Of-
ficers, together with James P. Sawyer,
Asheville; J. H. Beall, Lenoir; R. G.
Vaughan, GreenBboroj Joseph Q. Brown,
Raleigh.
N. C. Teachers Assembly.
President — Edwin Mini-;, Durham.
First Vice-President — F. P. Venable,
Chapel Hill.
Secretary and Treasurer — W. D. Carmi-
chael, Jr. , Durham.
Association of Academies,
President — John Graham. Warrrnton
Academy. Warrrnton.
Vice President — A. F. Sams. Cary High
School, Cary.
Secretary and Treasurer — R. L. Madison,
Cnllowhee High School, Painter.
State Liiterary and Historical
Association.
President — II. G. Connor, Wilson.
First Vice-President — Benneban Cameron,
Raleitrh
Second Vice-President — Mrs. Robert R.
Gotten, Bruce.
Third Vice-President— J. P. Caldwell,
Charlotte.
Secretary and Treasurer — Alex. J. Feild,
Raleigh.
The Tobacco Growers' Asso-
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"i sident- -John S. Cuningham, dining-
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Vice-President — J. B. Phillips, Battleboro,
Secretary— T. B. Parker. Hillsboro.
Tr 'asurer — W. B. FJchurch, Morrisville.
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The N. C. Poultry Association.
President— A. E. Tats, High Point.
Vice-Presidents — J. P. Kerr, Biltmore; B.
S. Davis, Charlotte; T. P. Dillon, Monroe.
Treasurer— A. V. Sapp, High Point.
Secretary — R. L. Simmons, Cherryville.
Assistant Secretary— O. E. Wilson, Arch-
dale.
Show Superintendent — Jesse A. Harrell,
Ellenhoro.
Assistant Superintendent — S. W. Porter,
Griffith.
State Horticultural Society.
President — J. Van Lindley, Pomona.
Vice-President — W. F. Massey, Raleigh.
Secretary and Treasurer — Franklin Sher-
man, Raleigh.
District Vice Presidents — O. Warren,
Greenville; .1. S. Westbrook, Faison; O. W.
Blacknall, Kittrell; D. E. Parker, Graham;
C. R. B. Caldwel, Charlotte; Dr. Bahnson,
Salem; .1. D. Gulliver, Asheville.
Executive Committee — B. Von Hurff,
Southern Pines: P. H. Beck, Southern
Pines; J. D. Gulliver, Asheville; J. Van
Lindley, Pomona; Franklin Sherman, Ral-
eigh.
N. C. Farmers' Stats Alliance.
President — W. B. Fleming, Ridgeway.
Vice-President — Thornas P. Johnston, Sal-
isbury.
Secretary-Treasurer — T. B. Parker, Hills
boro.
Lecturer — J. C. Bain, Wade.
( hap ain — \V. S Mercer, Myock.
Steward — John M. Mitchell, Goldsboro.
Door-Keeper — George T. Lane, Greensboro.
Sergeant-at-Arms — R. II. Lane, Aurora.
State Business Agent— T. B. Parker, Hills
boro.
Trustee B. A. Fund— W. A. Graham,
Machpelah.
Executive Committee— J. W. Denmark.
Chairman. Raleigh; John Graham, Warren
ton; Dr. J. E. Person, Pikeville; T. .).
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State Farmers' Association.
President— Dr. R. H. Speight, Wrendale.
Secretary— T. B. Parker, Hillsboro.
Funeral Directors and Em-
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Prrsident- C. W. Brown, Ashe/ille.
First Vice-President— F. II. Vogler,
Salem.
Second Vice-President — B. T. Amerson,
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Third Vice-President— Alex. T. Barnes,
Henderson.
Secretary — W. L. Bell, Coicorl
Treasurer — !■',. '!. ''Iani!,".'i, Giecnviile.
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President— James D. McNeill, Fayette-
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I !
-i i. . (now the Sovereign Grand Lodge.)
Grand .Master — R. VV. Mun ^boro.
ty (.rand Master .1. P. Griffith,
Winston.
Grand Warden— -Dr. 1/. B. McBrayer,
Ashei ille.
nd Secretarj B. II. W 1 U, Itaieigh.
Gra'nd Treasurer- -R. J. Jones, Wilming-
ton.
Grand Representative l ign Grand
Lodg I!. II. Woodell, Raleigh.
Grand Representative to Sovereign Grand
i dgv Marcus W. Jacobi, Wilmington.
Grand Marshal— Plato Collins. Winston.
Grand Conductor— J. J. Hopkins. Wil-
mington.
Grand Guardian W. J. Hannah, Waynes-
ville.
Grand Herald— -3. G. Shannonhouse, Char-
iotte.
Grand Chaplain Rev. K. D. Swindell, D
I).. Goldsboro.
Grand Encampment, I. O. O. F
Patriarch— Gi orge
High Priest— W.
Grei a, New
E. Faison,
Grand
Kern.
Grand
Ra'eigh.
< rand Senior Warden- R. II. Ramsay,
( har'otte.
Grand Scribe— B. J. Jacobs. Wilmington.
Grand Treasurer— Thomas W. Blake,
Ra - igh.
Grand Junior Warden— I. I.. Boon,
\\ i mington.
Grand Representative U < '. Gorham,
Kavet teville.
Grand Marshal— L. W. Jeanerett, Ashe-
\ ille.
Grand Inside Sentinel— D. W. Wood-
house, Poplar Branch.
Grand Outsid Sentinel T. I.. M< Lean,
<r ensboro.
Grand Lodge Knights of
Pythias.
Sunt erne R< pi sentat ives I \ I b( rl
on; C. A. Webb, Asheville.
frand Chancellor I.. P. McLoud, Ashe
.Ville.
nd \ â– I ham '1 or J. I. Scott, Jr.
i i ham.
i r md Prelate Rev. K. D. Brown, Kin
stun.
( r and Keeper of Records and Seal w. T
I [ol im pll. Go!dsboro.
Grand Master of Exchequei â– ' 0. Mil's,
Rutherfordton.
♦
40 THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
HARRIS LITHIA WATRR
SOLD ON THE MERITS OF TTS ANALYSIS AND ON THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF
THE MEDICAL PROFESSION WHO PRESCRIBE IT WHERE LITHIA IS IN-
DICATED.
ANALYSIS OF HARRIS LITHIA WATER.
By R. Ogden Doremus, M. P., LL. D.
Professor of Chemistry and Phvsics, College City of New
York, October 7th, 1891.
Its Specific Gravity is 10014 at 60 deg. F.
( :«lciura Sulphate 100 463 Imp. Gal.
Potassium Su i>hate 0.624
Sodium Sulphate 0.700
Sodium Chloride 0.918
Sodium Bicarbonate 2.!>17
Iiithium Bicarbonate 2.861
Magnesium Bicarbonate 3.674
Iron Bicarbonate 0.392
Silica 3.029
Phosphoric Acid Trace
I, oss on Ignitioa 18.651
114 229
Solid Dried at 226 degree* F 118 778
Carbonic Arid in Bicarbonate 4.038
122.816
The water is clear, odorless and slightly acid.
For Sale by Dealers Gene rally. Send for Pamphlet.
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Harris Springs, S. C.
NO HOME
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Worthington Southern M'fg Company,
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA,
J. T. WYATT,
Granite Contractor, and Proprietor of Wyatt's Mour-
tain G r anite Wo»k\ Building Stones,
Mill Stones Paving Stones
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Ingine B-ds, and Granite tfanlts.
Shipping Point: cranite Quarry, Near Salisbury, N. C
SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
41
Grand Master at Arms— J. L. Arlington,
Rocky Mount.
Grand Inner Guard — B. Nooe, Jr., Pitts-
boro.
Grand Outer Guard— D. H. Collins,
Greensboro.
Grand Lodge of Masons.
Grand Master— B. S. Royster, Oxford.
Deputy Grand Master — H. I. Clarke, Ham-
ilton.
Senior Grand Warden— W. S. Liddell,
Charlotte.
Junior Grand Warden— F. D. Winston,
Windsor.
Grand Treasurer — William Simpson, Ral-
eigh.
Grand Secretary— John C. Drewry, Ral
eigh.
Grand Chaplain— Thomas Bell, Greensboro.
Grand Lecturer— B. W. Hatcher, Liberty.
Senior Grand Deacon— S. M. Gattis, Hills-
boro.
Junior Grand Deacon— T. J. Reed, Bilt-
more.
Grand Marshal— A. B. Andrews, Jr., Ral
eigh.
Grand Sword Bearer— A. K. Smith,
Sinithfield.
Grand Pursuivant— E. W. O'Hanlan, Win
ston.
Grand Steward— R. N. Hackett, Wilkes-
boro. __
Grand Steward— F. M. Winchester, Char
lotte - ,, „ , • K
Grand Tiler— R. H. Bradley, Raleigh.
Grand Chapter Royal Area
Masons.
M. E. Grand High Priest— DeWitt E. Al-
len, Charlotte.
R. E. Deputv Grand High Priest — John
C. DrewTy, Raleigh.
R. E. Grand King — Henry G. Smallbones,
Wi mington.
R. E. Grand Scribe — William Anderson,
Charlotte.
R. E. Grand Treasurer — William Simpson,
Raleigh.
R. E. Grand Secretary — James C. Munds,
Wi mington.
E. Grand Chaplain— Hilliard F. Chreitz-
berg, Gastonia.
E. Grand Captain of the Host— E. O.
Toomer, Wi'mington.
E. Grand Principal Sojourner — Jas. D.
Glenn, Greensboro.
E. Grand Royal Arch Captain— Lat. Wil-
liams, Wilson.
E. Grand Master Third Veil— J. H. Brake-
ford, Asheville.
E. Grand Master Second Veil— A. B. An-
drews. Jr., Raleigh.
E. Grand Master First Veil— F. H. Short
Washington.
E. Grand Lecturer— F. M. Moye, Wilson.
E. Grand Sentinel— Robert H. Bradley.
Raleigh.
Grand Conncil Royal Select
Masters.
Most Illustrious Grand Master W. S. Lid
dell, Charlotte.
Deputy Illustrious Grand Mastei W. K.
Randolph, Asheville.
Grand Principal i onductoi <>f the Work
A. B. Andrews, Jr., Raleigh.
Grand Treasurer— E. P. Bailey, Wilming-
ton.
Grand Recorder James C. Munds. Wil
niington.
Grand Captain of the Guard— F. Utrich,
New Bern.
Grand Conductor of the Council — W. An-
il' rson, Charlotte.
Grand Steward— E. 0. Toomer, Wilming-
ton.
Grand Sentinel— R. H. Bradley, Raleigh.
Grand Commandery Knights
Templar.
Grand Commander— R. E. Sir DeWitt L.
Al iMi, Charlotte.
Deputy Grand Commander— V. E. Sir
John C. Drewry, Raleigh.
Grand Generalissimo — E. Sir James K.
Norfleet, Winston.
Grand Captain General— E. Sir F. Ulrich,
New Bern.
Grand Prelate— E. Sir and ReY. Thos.
Bell, Greensboro.
Grand Senior Warden— E. Sir L. A. Dods-
worth, Charlotte.
Grand Junior Warden— E. Sir F. T. Mer-
riwether, Asheville.
Grand Treasurer— E. Sir William Simp-
son, Raleigh.
Grand Recorder— E. Sir James C. Munda,
Wilmington.
Grand Standard Bearer— E. Sir J. D.
He'me. Greensboro.
Grand Sword Bearer— E. Sir T. S. Frank-
lin, Charlotte.
Grand Warder— E. Sir E. Norden, Wil-
mington.
Grand Sentinel— E. Sir Robert H. Brad-
ley, Raleigh.
Improved Order of Red Men.
Great Sachem— H. E. King, Raleigh.
Great Senior Sagamore — W. H. Lane, Wil-
mington.
Great Junior Sagamore— C. T. Buekman,
Washington
Great Prophet— W. S. Liddell, Charlotte.
Great Chief of Records— W. Ben. Good-
win, Elizabeth City.
Great Keeper of Wampum— T. T. Whit-
combe, Elizabeth City.
Great Sannao— A. Bunn. Charlotte.
Gnat Mishinewa— J. F. Keeter, Hen
rietta. „
Gnat Guard of the Wigwam— C. W.
Grainger, Goldsboro.
Greal Guard ol the Forest— J. E. Hutu
phries, Roekv Mount.
Great Trustees— J. M. Bishop, Raleigh;
J. M. McGowan, Wilmington; E. P. M
Stiunck, Wilmington.
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W. S. "WILKINSON.
J. D. BULLUCK.
Wilkinson, Bnlluck k Co,
INSURANCE AND REAL. ESTATE,
General Agents for the
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Rocky Mount, N. C.
Walter Boone.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
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MANUFACTURERS OF CO* FINS AND CASKETS.
Manufacturers' Agents for Undertakers' Supplies,
Rocky Mount, ------------ North Carolina.
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POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
43
Political Organizations.
DEMOCRATIC STATE EXE-
CUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Chairman, F. M. Simmons, Raleigh.
Secretary, P. M. Pearsall, Raleigh.
National Committeeman.
Josephus D'aniels, Raleigh.
Members State Committee.
First District— Wilson G. Lamb, Wil
mington; A. S. Willis, Beaufort; W. P.
Roberts, Gacesville; 13. B. Winborne, Mur-
freesboro.
Second District — Thos. W. Mason, Garys-
burg; L. V. Morrill, Snow Hill; M. J.
Hawkins, Ridgeway; N. O'Berry, Golds
boro.
Third District — Thos. Daniels, New Bern;
D. E. Mclver, Sanford; Isaac Murchison,
Fayettevi.lc; Dr. J. M. Faison, Faison.
Fourth District — J. R. Young, Henderson;
R. H. Hayes, Pittsboro; E. C. Beddingrield,
Raleigh; Wiley Rush, Asheboro, (deceased).
Fifth District— B. S. Ro.yster, Oxford; J.
S. Manning, Durham; R. D. Reid, Reids-
vile; J. J. Nelson, Greensboro.
Sixth District — Heriot Clarkson, Char-
lotte; W. H. Bernard, Wilmington; G. B.
Patterson, Maxton; Walter H. Neal, Laur-
inburg.
Seventh District — C. W. Boshamer,
Statesville; R. T. Pickens, Lexington; Paul
B. Means, Concord; W. H. Williams, New-
ton.
Eighth District— R. N. Hackett, Wilkes-
boro; Clyde R. Hoey, Shelby; J. R. Lew-
ellyn, Dobson; W. C. Erwin, Morganton.
Ninth District — W. E. Moore, Webster;
VV. T. Lee. Waynesviile; ; J. C. L. Bird,
Marion; J. Y. Jordan, Asheville.
Members Central Committee.
Cyrus B. Watson, Winston.
Thos. J. Jarvis, Greenville.
Theo. F. Davidson, Asheville.
Jas. H. Pou. Raleigh.
J. H. Weddington, Charlotte.
E. J. Hale. Fayetteville.
J. S. Carr. Durham.
E. C. Smith, Raleigh.
J. S. Cunningham, Cunningham.
Geo. Warburton, Rockingham!
F. A. Woodard, Wilson.
Claudius E. Foy, New Bern.
James A. Lockhart. Wadesboro.
R. L. Holt, Burlington.
C. C. Lyon, Elizabethtown.
R. J. Brevard. Charlotte.
Frank S. Spruill, Louisburg.
Chas. M. Busbee, Raleigh.
W. R. Allen, Goldsboro.
R. R. Cotton, Falk and.
S. S. Holt, Smithfield.
W. B. Rodman, Washington.
O. H. Guion, New Bern.
M. H. Justice, Rutherfordton.
W. G. Lamb, Williamston.
3. A. Ashe. Raleigh.
il. \. London, Pittsboro.
A. W. Haywood, Haw River.
X. B. Bn
Dr. 1. 1 i .inn.
John I'. V. . bi ter Reid
w hi. M. Webb, M ireh ad I ity.
Democratic Chairmen County
Committees.
Alamance — W. II. < arroll, Burlington.
Uexander—J. II. Burke, Taylorsvile.
\ eghany — W. E. ( ox, Sparta.
•nil — J. (•. Boj iii. w adi sboro.
Ash( — Dr. J. W. Colvard, Jefferson.
Beaufort — W. B. Rodman, \\ .-hington.
Bertie— J. B Stokes, Wind
Bladen — C. C. Lyon, Elizabethtown.
Brunswick M. C. Guthrie, s.mthport.
Buncombe — J. 1). Murphy, Vsh ville.
Burke — A. C. Avery, Jr., Morganton.
( 'abarrus— -A. B. Young, Concord.
Caldwell— J. N. McCall, Lenoir.
Camden — K. M. DeFord, Camden.
1 arteret — L. A. Garner, Beaufort.
( aswell — Dr. VV. O. Spencer, Vanceyvile.
Catawba— J. II. McLelland, Newton.
Chatham- II. II. Hayes, Pittsboro.
Cherokee — Benj. Posey, Murphy.
< howan — VV. M. Bond. Edenton.
C.av — D. H. Moore, Brasstown.
Cleveland— E. Y. Webb, Shelby.
Co umbus— J. A. Brown, Chadbourae.
('raven — C. T. Watson, New Bern.
Cumberland — H. L. Cook, Fayetteville.
Currituck — E. R. Johnson, Currituck.
Dare— R. W. Smith. Manteo.
Davidson — H. B. Varner, Lexington.
Davie— T. B. Bailey, Mocksville.
Duplin — D. L. Carlton, Kenansville.
Durham — Paul ( '. Graham, Durham.
Edgecombe — D. B. Batts, Tarboro.
Forsyth — Andrew Joyner, Winston.
Franklin — J. A. Thomas, Louisburg.
Gfaston- Oscar F. Mason, Dallas.
Cat s— W. T. <'r.iss. Gatesville.
Graham- W. F. Mauney, llobbinsville.
Granville- B. S. Royster, Oxford.
Greene— L. V. Morrill, Snow Hill.
Guilford — A. M. Scales, Greensbor6.
11a ifax— E. L. Travis. Halifax.
Harnett— J. C. r ifford, Dunn.
Haywood — W. J. Hannah, Waynesviile.
Henderson -M. L. Shipman, lhnderson-
ville.
Hertford 1!. B. Winborne, Murfreesboro.
Hyde S. S. Mann, Swan Quarter.
Iredell J. \. Hartness, Statesville
Jackson Co eman C. Cowan, Webster.
Johnston W. VV. Cole, Smithfleld.
Jones T. ( '. Whitaker, Trenton.
I. noir J. W. Graing v. Kinston.
Lincoln C. E. < hiM -. Lincolnton.
McDowell E. II. D\ sari . Mai ion.
Macon Lee Crawford, Frank in
Madison — T. J. Murray, Marshall.
Martin Harry W. Stubbs, Williamston.
Mecklenburg- J. D. McCall, < harlotte.
44
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL
MOREHEAD CITY, N. C.
North Carolina's havorite Res nt by the Sea.
This famous old seaside resort hotel will open for the season of the
Twentieth Century, June the first, 1902, under capable and efficient man-
agement. New and extensive improvements have been added to this
grand old hotel, and the season of 1902 will be the grandest in its history.
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL IS LOCATED NEAR CAPE LOOKOUT, and
is one of the MOST POPULAR RESORTS ON THE SOUTHERN COAST,
particularly with the people of North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee,
Alabama, and other Southern Slates. The pleasures at this historical
resort are many and varied; EXCELLENT GAME-FISHING. UNEX-
CELLED AT ANY RESORT IN THE COUNTRY, such as the beautiful
and dashing Spanish mackerel, the gallant blue fish, the massive drum,
sheepshead and others too numerous to mention. SPLENDID YACHT-
ING, BOATING, SAILING AND SURF BATHING; the largest ball-room
in the South, with an excellent orchestra rendering daily concerts. The
cuisine is all that could be desi red with an abundance of sea foods, etc.
Express and telegraph office ii the hotel. If you wish to enjoy the
summer months, go to that delightful old place.
The AtUntic Hotel, - Morehead <"itv, N7"C.
CHARLES S WALLACE.
WHOLESALE DEALER AND SHIPPER OF
Fish, Oysters, Clams, Soft Crabs
and Diamond-back Terrapin.
Prices and all other information cheerfully furnished.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed to every customer.
MOREHEAD CITY, N. C.
S H. Mawes & Co
Dealers In
Coal Lime, Cement. Htc n Etc*
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
45
Mitchell— W. L. Lambert, Bakersville.
Montgomery— Chas. T. Lutlier, Troy.
Moore— D. A. McDonald, Carthage.
Nash— Zeb. V. Jenkins, Nashville.
New Hanover — E. F. Johnson, Wilming-
ton.
Northampton— R. B. Peebles, Jackson.
Onslow— Thos. Gilman, Jacksonville, (de-
ceased.)
Orange— S. M. Gattis, Hillsboro.
Pam.ico — R. L. Woodard, Bayboro.
Pasquotank— J. B. Leigh, Elizabeth City.
Pender — J. F. Johnson, Rocky Point.
Perquimans— W. J. Cox, Hertford.
Person— A. P. Kitchin, Roxboro. (Re-
moved to Scotland Neck).
Pitt — a. L. Blow, Greenville.
Polk— Geo. C. Justice, Columbua.
Randolph— R. R. Ross, Asheboro.
Richmond— Cameron Morrison, Rocking
ham.
Robeson — G. W. McLeod, Lumberton.
Rockingham— P. D. Watt, Reidsville.
Rowan— John M. Julian, Salisbury.
Rutherford— Geo. Biggerstaff, Rutherford
ton.
Sampson— John D. Kerr, Clinton.
Scotland— F. B. Gibson, Gibson.
Stanlv— R. E. Austin, Albemarle.
Stoke's— Walter W. King, Danbury.
Surry— S. p. Graves, Mt. Airy.
Swain— A. M. Fry, Bryson City.
Transylvania— W. Galloway, Brevard.
Tyrrell— Jos. A. Spruill, Columbia.
Union — J. G. Covington, Monroe.
Vance— R. S. McCoin, Henderson.
Wake — Armistead Jones, Raleigh.
Warren— J. A. Dowtin, Warrenton.
Washington— Thos. W. Blount, Roper.
Watauga— -J. C. Horton, Boone.
UTayne—W. R. Allen, Goldsboro.
Wilkes— W. W. Barber, Wilkesboro.
Wilson— C. C. Daniels, Wilson.
Yadkin— D. M. Reece, Yadkinville.
Yancey — C. E. Gardner, Burnsville.
REPUBLICAN STATE EXEC-
UTIVE COMMITTEE.
Senator J. C. Pritchard, (Chairman),
Marshall.
W. S. Hyams, Secretary, Bakersville.
C. J. Bailey, Treasurer, Advance.
J. C. Pritchard, National Committeeman,
Marshall.
Executive Committee State a
Large.
Z. V. Walser, Lexington.
E. C. Duncan, Raleigh.
H. S. Harkins, Asheville.
Tyre Glenn. Greensboro.
C. G. Bailey, Advance.
H. P. Cheatham, Halifax.
F. D. Jones, Gulf.
First District— Starkey Hare, Winton.
Second District— R. J. Lewis, Littleton.
Third District— W. J. Sutton, Elizabeth-
ton. . ,
Fourth District— J. M. Millikan, Ashe-
boro. , - , ,
Fifth District— J. A. Norwood, Oxford.
Sixth District— H. C. Bfockery, Rocking-
ham.
S-venth District— J. W. C. Long, States-
ville.
Eighth District — Spencer Blackburn, Win-
ston.
Ninth District— T. S. Rollins, Marshall.
Chairmen County Executive
Committees.
Alamance — Heenan Hughes, Graham.
Alexander— Dr. C. J. Carson, Taylorsville.
Alleghany — I). M. Beck, Sparta.
Anson — J. L. Matheson, Wadesboro.
Ashe — S. G., Parsons, Grassy Creek.
Beaufort— -J. B. Respass, Washington.
Hi rti( — R. H. Norfleet. Kelford.
Bladen— R. S. White, Elizabrthtown.
Brunswick — Robert W. Davis, Southport.
Buncombe— W. E. Logan, Asheville.
Burke — L. A. Bristol, Mnrganton.
Cabarrus— G. L. Patterson, Concord.
Caldwell— R. L. Sherrill, Lenoir.
Camden— W. R. Dozier, South Mills.
Carteret— C. D. Jones, Beaufort.
Caswell— Albert Bjgelow, Yanceyville.
Catawba— C. P. Moore, Hickory.
Chatham— H. T. Chapin, Pittsboro.
Cherokee— N. Z. Dewecze, Murphy.
Chowan— W. W. Blair, Edenton.
Clay— I. A. Moore, Tusquitee.
Cleveland— S. S. Marks, Shelby.
Columbus— J. D. Maultby, Whiteville.
Craven— Robert Hancock, New Bern.
Cumberland— A. L. McCaskill, Fayctteville.
Currituck— C. J. Archer, Moyock.
Dare— S. C. Pugh, Wanchese.
Davidson— Zeb. V. Walser, Lexington.
Davie — m. D. Kimbrough, Mocksville.
Dup'in— D. A. Williams, Kenansville.
Durham— S. M. Holton, Durham.
Edgecombe— Geo. H. White, Tarboro.
Forsyth— S. E. Hall, Winston-Salem.
Franklin— W. K. Martin, Louisburg.
Gaston— L. L. Jenkins. Gastonia.
Gates— James Jenkins, Gatesville.
Graham— John Dayton, Robbinsville.
Granville— J. W. Brown, Oxford.
Greene— D. W. Patrick, Snow Hill.
Guilford— 0. C. Wheeler, Greensboro..
Halifax— John H. Hannon. Halifax.
Harnett— O. J. Spears, Lillington.
Haywood— T. L. Greene, Waynesville.
Henderson— Brownlow Jackson, Ucnderson-
ville.
Hertford— J. B. Catus, V inton.
Hyde— A. Borry, Swan Quarter.
Iredell— J. W. C. Long, Statesville.
Jackson— John R. Long, Painter.
Johnston— J. D. Parker, Smithfield.
j ones _R. B. Dunn, Trenton.
Lenoir— J. F. Parrott, Kinston.
Lincoln— W. C. Muller, Lincolnton.
Macon— II. H. Jarrett, Franklin.
Madison— John A. Bendricks, Marshall.
McDowell— J. C. Pool, Marion.
Mecklenburg— J. W. Mullen, Charlotte.
Martin— W. A. Johnson, Williamston.
Mitchell— C. F- Baker, Bakersville.
Montgomery— G. S. Beaman, Troy.
Moore— G. D. B. Reynolds, Ragle Springs.
Nash— N. C. Cooper, Nashville.
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POLITICAL OR tANIZATIONS.
New Hanover— X. E. Wallace, Wilmington.
Northampton- W. EL Buffaloe, Jackson.
( Ins "U i. 1-'- • tiles, Jacksonville.
Orange — D. Frank Crawford, Teer.
Pam.ico — IV. II. Abbott, Vandemere.
Pasquotank — J. S. Wilcox, Kehukee.
Pender — R. M. Croom, Burgaw.
limans— W. R. White, Hertford.
II. < an, Centre Grove.
Pitt — J. VV. Perkins, Greenville.
Polk- X. I!. Hampton, Columbus.
Rando i h J; M. Milken, Asheboro.
Richmond— A. M. Long, Rockingham.
m — B. F. McLean, Maxton.
Kowan — John A. Ramsay, Salisbury.
Rockingham — J. R. Joyce, Reidsville.
Rutherford — R. W. Logan, Rutherfordton.
Sampson — M. B. Williams, Clinton.
Scotland — William H. Cox, Laurinbprg.
Stanly — Green M. Dry, Albemarle.
Stokes — H. M. McGee, Germanton.
Surry — J. H. C. Norman, Dobson.
Swain — A. J. Hall, Bryson City.
Transylvania — Chas. B. Deaver, Brevard.
Tyrrell Dr. Ab. Alexander, Columbia.
Union — J. S. Hasty, Monroe.
Vance — G. W. Rodgers, Kittrells.
Wake— D. H. Young Raleigh.
Warren — Albert Snruill, Warrenton..
Washington— W. H. Stubbs, Plymouth.
Watauga — L. H. Michael, Rutherwood.
Wayne — Moses B. Fanner, Moount Olive.
Wilkes — C. H. Somers, Wilkesboro.
Wi son — John Renfrow, Meeksville.
Yadkin — lohn Q. Holton, Yadkinville.
Yancey — C. C. Lissenbee, Burnsville.
POPULIST STATE EXECU-
TIVE COMMITTEE.
Marion Butler, Chairman, Raleigh.
J. F. Mitchell. Franklinton.
J. F. Click, Hickory.
A. S. Peace, Oxford.
J. B. Lloyd, Tarboro.
Z. T. Garrett, Henderson.
State Committee.
First District — W. J. Leary, Sr., Edenton.
Second District — R. B. Kinsev, La Grange.
Third District— E. M. Co'e, Carthage.
Fourth District— H. E. King, Raleigh.
Fifth District, J. T. B. Hoover, Hidsboro.
Sixth District — S. A. Edmund, Lumberton.
Seventh District — S. A. Earnhardt, Salis-
bury.
Eighth District— W. D. Hickman, Lenoir.
Ninth District — L. Purgason, Rutherfordton.
National Committeemen.
Marion Butler, Raleigh.
S. A. Lawrence, Mooresville.
Cyrus Thompson, Richlands.
PROHIBITION STATE COM-
MITTEE.
Edwin Shaver, (chaiman), Salisbury.
Dr. J. M. Templeton, Cary.
Rev. W. H. L. McLaurin, Mocksville.
W. H. Moffitt, Lexington.
Giles Ilinscn, Goldsboro.
W. M. White, Gastonia.
Dr. J. VV. Long, Treasurer, Salisbury.
T. P. Johnston, Secretary, Salisbury.
X. VV. Newby, Wadeville.
Rev. II in; sheets, Lexington.
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
(As Arranged By The Legislature of 1801).
FIRST- Camden, Chowan, Currituck,
Gates, Herttord, Pasquotank, Perquimans —
two Senators.
SE( OND— Beaufort, Dare, Hyde, Martin,
Pamlico, Tyrrell, Washington — two Sena-
tors.
I'HRD — Bertie, Northampton — one Senator.
FOL RTH— Halifax — one Senator.
FIFTH Edgecombe — one Senator.
SIXTH— Pitt— one Senator.
SEVENTH — Franklin, Nash, Wilson — two
Senators.
Lion ill — Carteret, Craven, Greene, Jones,
Lenoir, Onslow — two Senators.
N 1 N TH — Wayne — one Senator.
TENTH— Duplin, Pender— one Senator,
i.i.i. i i..s i ,i — Brunswick, New Hanover —
one Senator.
rVVjbLFTH — Bladen, Columbus — one Sena-
tor.
1 'UIRTEEX iH— Robeson— one Senator.
Hit iiitt.MH — Cumberland — one Senator.
FUrii^.NTU — Harnett, Johnson, Samp-
son — two Senators.
SIX i TEN IH— Wake — one Senator.
SEVEN 1EENTH— Vance, Warren — one
Senator.
EIGHTEENTH— Granville, Person — one
Senator.
.\i.\cfEENTH— Alamance, Caswell, Dur-
ham, Orange — two Senators.
T^ x— ■j-uiTH — Rockingham — two Sena-
tors.
TWENTY-FIRST— Guilford— one Senator
TWENTY-SECOND — Chatham, Moore,
Richmond, Scotland — two Senators.
TWENTY— THIRD — Montgomery, Ran-
dolph — one Senator.
Tyviii', , i -FOURTH— Anson, Davidson,
Stanly, Union — two Senators.
T\V nN lY -FIFTH— Cabarrus, Mecklenburg,
— two Senators.
T \\ EM TY-SIXTH— Rowan— one Senator.
TV, ENTY-S&V.ENTH— Fofsyth— one feena-
tor.
TWENTY-EIGHTH — Stokes, Surry— one
Senator.
TWENTY -NINTH— Davie, Wilkes, Yad-
kin, -one Senator,
i H1KTIE I II— Iredell— one Senator.
THIRTY -FRST— Catawba, Lincoln— one
Senator.
THIRTY-SECOND— Gaston— one Senator.
THIRTY-THIRD— Cleveland, Henderson,
Polk, Rutherford — two Senators.
THIRTY-FOURTH — Alexander, Burke,
Caldwell, McDowell — two Senators.
THIRTY-FIFTH— Alleghany, Ashe. Wa-
tauga — one Senator.
THIRTY-SIXTH— Madison, Mitchell, Yan-
cev — one Senator.
SENATORIAL AND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
THIRTY-SEVENTH— Buncombe— one Sen-
ator.
THIRTY-EIGHTH — Haywood, Jackson,
Swain, Transylvania — one Senator.
THIRTY-NINTH— Cherokee, Clay, Gra-
ham, Macon — one Senator.
47
TEN NEW CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICTS.
(As Arranged By The Legislature of 1891).
FIRST— Beaufort, Camden, Chowan, Cur-
rituck, Dare, Gates, Hertford, Hyde, Mar-
tin, Pasquotank, Perquimans, Pitt, Tyrrell,
Washington.
SECOND — Bertie, Edgecombe, Greene,
Halifax, Lenoir, Northampton, Warren,
Wilson.
THIRD— Carteret, Craven, Duplin, Jones,
Onslow, Pamlico, Pender, Samoson, Wayne.
FOURTH— Chatham, Franklin, Johnston,
Nash, Vance, Wake.
FIFTH — Alamance, Caswell, Durham, For-
syth, Granville, Guilford, Orange, Person,
Rockingham, Stokes.
SIXTH — Bladen, Brunswick, Columbus,
Cumberland, Harnett, New Hanover, Robe-
son.
SEVENTH— Anson, Davidson, Davie, Mont-
gomery, Moore, Randolph, Richmond, Scot-
land, Union, Yadkin.
EIGHTH— Alexander, Alleghany, Ashe,
Cabarrus, Caldwell, Iredell, Rowan, Stanly,
Surry, Watauga, Wilkes.
NINTH— Burke, Catawba, Cleveland, Gas-
ton, Lincoln, Madison, Mecklenburg, Mitch-
ell, Yancey.
TENTH— Buncombe, Cherokee, Clay, Gra-
ham, Haywood, Henderson, Jackson, Mc-
Dowell, Macon, Polk, Rutherford, Swain,
Transylvania.
NEW JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
(For New Judicial Districts See Judiciary
Department.)
SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZA-
TIONS.
(Continued from page 41).
Junior Order U. A. M.
State Councilor— C. B. Webb, Statesville.
State Vice Councilor— J. B. Moore,
Washington.
Junior Past State Councilor— B. S. Nis-
sen, Winston-Salem.
State Council Secretary— San, F. Vance,
Winston-Salem.
State Council Treasurer— J. T. Thacker,
Greensboro.
State Council Assistant Secretary — R. H.
Fulghum, Wilson.
State Council Conductor — J. N. Maxwell,
Salisbury.
Stale "Council Warden— T. G. Cobb, Mor-
ganton.
State Council Inside Sentinel— W. E.
Yopp, Wilmington.
State Council Outside Sentinel— W. A. |
â– 'man, Salisbury.
Suite Council ( hap \v n
. High Poinl
V.i Lonal Ri pre ntatives— W. E. 1
Raleigh; Rev. C. A. G. Thi
\ i 1 h-.
Wilmington, February 22.
B. P. O. Elks.
District Deputy— H. J. Gerken, Wilrnin-
i â– in.
Lodges i ! w inston, 449; Wil-
mington, 5i 2; Gi 2; Durban
Asheville, B08;
Kinston, 740.
North Carolina Society of the
Cincinnati.
President W i son G. Lamb, Willian
t— Graham Daves, New
Secretarj I harles Lukens Davis, U. S. \.
\ slant Secretary— Marshall De Lancey
iod, Raleigh.
Treasurer — John Collins Daves, Baltimore.
Assistant Treasurer— Walter DeLyli
starphen, Plymouth.
(These officers constitute the Standing
Committee).
Chaplain— Joseph Blount Cheshire, Ral-
eigh.
North Carolina of the Sons of
The Revolution.
President— Peter Evans Hines, Raleigh.
\ ice-President— Thomas S. Kenan, Raleigh.
Secretary — Marshall DeLancey Haywood,
Raleigh.
Registrar— Daniel Harvey Hill, Raleigh.
Treasurer— Herbert Worth Jackson, Ral-
eigh.
Chaplain— Robert Brent Drane, Edenton.
Board of Managers — The above offii
officio and Samuel A'Court Ashe, Chairman,
R;leigh; Alfred Moring, Raleigh; Graham
Daves, New Bern; George Bradburn I
Enfield; Julian Shakespeare Carr, Durham;
Stephen Alexander White, -Mebane; Collier
Cobb, Chapel Hill; Heriot Clarkson, Char-
lotte; Alexander Boyd Andrews, Jr., Ral-
eigh.
Daughters of the Revolution.
Regent— Mrs. Spier Whitaker, Raleigh.
Vice-Regent— Mrs. General D. H. Hill,
Raleigh.
Secretary— Mrs. Thomas K. Bruner, Ral-
eigh.
Treasurer — Mrs. Sherwood Higgs, Ral-
eigh.
, Registrar— Mrs. Ed. Chambers Smith, Ral-
eigh.
Librarian— Mrs. E. E. Moffitt, Raleigh.
Managers— Mrs. T. J. Jarvis, Greenville;
Mrs. Joseph Robinson, Goldsboro; Mrs. Wal-
ter (lark, Raleigh; Mrs. Frank Sherwood,
Raleigh.
Any lady, above eighteen years of
whose ancestor assisted in the accom;
rr.ent of American Independence, remaining
always loyal to the cause, is eligible. Ini-
tiation fee, $2; annual dues, $2.
48 THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
Norfolk k Southern Railroad Co.
♦♦♦♦♦♦^»»» ♦»♦♦♦♦♦»♦
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
DAILY TRAINS AND REGULAR STEAMBOAT SERVICE. TIOKFTS ON SALE TO
NEW BERN, WILMINGTON. GOLDSBORO, MOREHEAD CITY VIA ELIZABETH CITY,
AND TO ROANOKE, CHOWAN AND SCUPPERNONG RIVERS VIA EDENTON.
VIRGINIA BEACH.
EIGHTEEN MILES FROM NORFOLK, LOCATED ON THE OCEAN. THE FINEST
AND SAFEST SURF BATHING ON THE ATLANTIC COAST. MANY NEW AND AT-
TRACTIVE FEATURES ADD TO THE NATURAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS DELIGHT-
FUL AND FAMOUS SEASIDE RESORT. WINTER AND SUMMER TICKETS TO VIR-
GINIA BEACH ON SALE AT ALL PRINCIPAL RAILROAD STATIONS.
For further information, apply to the General Office, Norfolk & Southern Railroad
Company, Norfolk, Va.
M. K. KING, General Manager. H. C. HUDGINS, Gen'l F. & P. Agt.
1. B. HARRELL, Perquimans Co., N. C. C. W. HARRELL, Perquimans Co., N. C.
ESTABLISHED 1887.
S. B. HARRELL & CO.,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN STANDARD FERTILIZERS.
8PECIALTITE8: COTTON AND PEANUTS.
♦♦ ♦♦♦♦JT2 ♦♦♦♦♦♦
Exchange Building, Front St., Atlantic City NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
CHAS. W. PETTIT, Proprietor. CHAS. A. McLEAN, Manager.
ELIZABETH IRON WORKS
ENGINES, BOILERS, FORG NCS AND CASTINGS
480 to <00 Water Street NORFOLK, VA.
Sole manufacturer of the Acme Kiln Truck. Made for cross or end piling, and are
in use in many of the Saw and Planing Mills and Furniture Factories in North
Carolina. Prices quoted on application.
ALAMANCE COUNT i. 49
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
County Seat, Graham
Forme 1 in 184t> from Orange county, name derive J from Alamance Creek, where a
famous ' attle took place between the Royal Governor of the Colony, Wm. Tryon, and
the patriots under Herman Husbands.
Area, 43 square miles.
POPULATION: 25,665. White males, 9,214; white female, 9,<595. Foreign born, 22.
Negro males, 3,186; negro females, 3,537; other colo-ed, 3. White males over 21 years,
4,389; negro maies over 21 years, 1,338; other colored, 3. White polls, 2,676. Negro
polls, 719.
Value of real estate, $3,082,880; loss of $125,559 from 1900. Value of personal prop-
erty, $1,907,922, increase of $293,097 over 1900, including 3,293 horses, 1,116 mules, 7
jacks and jenners, 70 goats, 7,215 cattle, 8.5S4 hogs, 2,20S sheep.
Propa-'-y listed in 1901 by whites, $4,905,550; by negroes, $85,252.
TAX RATE— County, 23 2-3c. on $100; roads, 16 2-3c. ; o-. debt, 6c. Indebtedness,
$23,180.20. Eight miles macadam road; cost per mile, $2,^00. Iron bridges, 7.
No schools: White, 66; colored, 28.
POST OFFICES: Albright, ALTAMAHAW, BURMNGTON, CANE CREEK, Cedar
Cliff, Clover Orchard, Curtis, ELON COLLEGE, Girndale, GRAHAM (c. h.). Harts-
horn, HAW RIVER, Holman's Mills, Lacey, Leota, Loy, MiC'ray, Manndale, Maywood,
MEBANE Melville, Morton's Store, Nicholson, Oakdalc, Oneida, Osceola, Pleasant
Grove, Pleasant Lodge, Rock Creek, Rose, Sandy Gvove, SAXAPAHAW, Shallowford,
Snowcaii'p, Stainback, Sutphin, Swepsonville, Sylvester, Union Ridge, Vincent.
PUBI/O ROADS: W. D. Woods, Graham, Supt. '.loads worked by taxation and con-
vict labor; 16 2-3c. on $100 and 50e. poll, total las+ year, $10,730. No. miles, 520;
crushed stone, 7
RAILR<. AD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
North Carolina, 17.05 miles, assessed value $354,413.80
Southern Railway, (rolling stock), 17.05 miles, assessed value 21,032.90'
Pullman Company, 17.05 miles, assessed value 2,011.49
Southern Express Company, 17.05 miles, assessed va'ue 614.79
Western Union Telegraph Company, 82.37 miles, assessed value 6,363.12
SUPERIOR COURTS: February 24th, two weeks; May 35th, civil cases only; Sep- ;
tember 1st, two weeks; November 3rd, criminal cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS. |Jr., Graham.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— W. S. Long, Elon
College.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— Rev. J. O. U-
kinson, (chm.), Elon College; J. I. White
Graham; A. N. Roberson. Lacey.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— S. II. Webb,
(chm.), Oaks; A. J. Albright, Curtis; John
G. Dail/, Burlington; James W. Somers,
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. D. Kernodle,
Graham.
SHERIFF— L. B. McAdams, Burlington.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Charles C.
Thompson, Graham.
TREASURER— T. B. Thompson, Mebane.
CORONER— T. W. Patterson, Burlington
STANDARD-KEEPER— J. H. Moore. Gra
ham.
CO. ATTORNEY— W. H. Carroll, Burling
ton.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— H. R. Moore, Bur
lington.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Solomon Love, Bur
lington.
SURVEYOR— Lewis H. Holt, Graham. Altamahaw; S. E. Tate, Elon College.
CO. BOARD ELECTIONS— W. B. Sellars,
Stainback; W. J. Stockard, Saxpahaw; J. i
H. Watson, Graham.
CONSTABLES— Burlington Township,
Adolphus Cheek, Burlington; Pleasant
Grove, H. C. King, Pleasant Grove; Gra-
ham, W. II. Torshee, Graham; Newlin, W.
J. Riddle; Thompson, George W. Strawn,
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— J. L. Scott, Melville; Melville, Benj (lark, Haw River.
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ALAMANCE COUNTY.
Justices of the Peace.
BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP— D. F. Mor-
row, J. C. Roberson, II. F. Moore, G. A.
Clendenin, J. P. Scott, Burlington.
PLEASANT GROVE— W. B. Sellars,
Stainbaek; W. J. Fitch, McCray.
PATTERSON— W. D. Adams, Oak Dale;
A. L. Pickett, Oak Dale; William A.
Tinin, feasant Grove; S. F. Lashbee, Sandy
Grove; J. E. Stroud, Oak Dale; J. H. Bai-
ler, Kinesvilla
'COBL'i— Jcel A. FogLman, Elon College;
Peter S. Page, Curtis: L. E. Sharpe,
Osceola.
BOON STATION— G. D. Cobb, Elon Col-
.1. C. Whitesell, Elon College; Joseou
P. Albright, Elon College.
MORTON— T. 3. Baker, Maywood; J. R.
; im., -I--; Morion Store; A. D. Madrid, Al-
ia mahaw L. D. Ripley, Altamahaw; P. Y.
Bowles, Joseph H. Gilliam, Morton Store;
John W. Garrison, Shallowford; Y. A. Old-
ham, Darlington; J. M. Tapscdtt, Union
Ridge; John H. Wilken, Union Ridge; B.
B. Foswftil, McCray's.
GRAHAM— T. P. Bradshaw, J. L. Scott,
Graham.
ALBR T OHT— 0. M. Holt, Nicholson,
Lewis H. Holt, Graham.
NEWLIN— W. J. Stockard, J. E Moore,
Saxpahaw; James G. Braxton, G. G. Mc-
Bane, Sutphin, B. H. Thompson Cane
Creek; M. C. McBane. Manndale* J. G.
Clark, Cane Creek.
THOMPSON— G. T. Morrow, Oaks; E. M.
Cook; Swepsonville, T. A. Morrow, S. H.
Webb, Oaks.
MELVILLE— J. H. Blackman, J. M.
Stone, Haw River; E. C. Turner, Albright;
T. R. Roberson, C. Sellars, Haw River; H.
Baison, Mebane
Public School Teachers.
Somers, J. F . Morton Store.
Mc Adams, J. C, Burlington.
Compton, Miss Lela, Burlington.
Isley, Miss Eme, Shallow Ford.
Buc'kner, S- J. Simmon Grove.
Walters, A. M., St. Lawrence.
Mann, W. L., Saxpahaw.
Rogers, M., Graham.
Thompson, Miss Lizzie, Cedar Cliff.
Pritchett, Miss Bertha, Morton Store.
Thompson, D. H., Holman's Mill.
Webste 1 -, Miss Annie G., Swepsom ille.
Alexander, S. A., Oakdale.
Stroud, T. W., Union Ridge.
Bradshaw, Miss Amie. Cedar Cliff.
Anderson, Miss Sallie., Cedar Grove.
Adams, Miss Lizzie, Oakdale.
Mcintosh, Mias Ruby, Laurinburg.
McCulloch, Miss Alma, Mebane.
Stroud, J. E., Oakdale.
Gilliam, Exa, Whitsett.
Cobb, J. T., Elon College.
Moore, Miss Laura, Liberty.
Bowman, Cephas, Liberty.
Webb, Lily, Oaks.
Henshaw, Miss Ruth, Snow Camp.
Foust, L. M., Cedar Cliff.
McCulloch, Miss Pearl, Oakdale.
Parrish, W. H., Cedar Cliff.
Jones, Miss Dora, Graham.
Thompson, Miss Daisy. Mebane.
Thompson, J. A. W., Swepsonville.
Wood, Miss Daisy, Swepsonville.
Hornaday, F. D., Oakdale.
Dawson, T. P., Elon College.
Clendenin, Miss Mollie, Graham.
Clendenin, Miss Ava, Graham.
Walker, Miss Oilie Belle, Lnion Ridge.
Brooks, W. J., Burlington.
Garrison, Miss hettie, Union Ridge.
Shup. £. \ Nicholson.
Brannock. NT. F., Morton Store.
Foust, Miss Fannie, Swepsonville.
Stafford. Miss Susie. Burlington.
York, Miss Lula, Mebane.
Wreitzel, Miss Fannie I., Hartshorn.
Holt, Miss Eitie, Burlington.
Montgomery, Miss Minnie, Burlington.
Tapsco.t, Miss Bessie K., Stoney Creek.
Banks, Miss Katie Lee, Haw River.
Johnson, J. W., Haw River.
Murrv, Miss Belle, Stainbaek.
White, W. P., Graham.
McAdams, Jos. C, Burlington.
Stone, J. M., Haw River.
Clendenin, Miss Annie Mabel, Burlington.
Gerringer. Miss Carrie, Elon College.
Crutchfield, J. E., Haw River.
Stout, H. C, Burlington.
Andrews, Miso Ella, Burlington.
Anderson, Mis* Sallie, Cedar Grove.
Malone, Fannie, Stainbaek.
Long, Annie, Graham.
White, J. I., Graham.
Swain, Miss Sarah W. Osceola.
Morrovv. Miss Janic, Oaks.
Thompson, Mrs. V. T., Swepsonville.
Rowe, Miss Rosa, McCravs.
Albright, W. H., Sandy'Grove.
Thompson, D. H., Holman's Mill.
Ephland, Charles, Kimesville.
Teague, W. C, Simmon Grove.
Buckner. S. J., Simmon Grove.
Foust, Lettie, Graham.
Case, C. R., Curtis Mills.
Roberson, Lula, Teer.
Curtis, C. •! . Teer.
Garwood, A. M., Burlington.
R. R. AGENT— S. A. Vest. Haw River,
Southern Railway.
i^. nESS AGENT— S. A. Vest, Haw
River, Southern Express Co.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— J. T. Stanford, Altamahaw;
J. A. Dailev Mebane.
CITRn TIAT*— W. G. Clements, Morrisville;
J. W. Holt, Burlington.
BAPTIST— E. L. Weston, Haw River.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— W. L. Har-
ris, Greensboro; W. E. Swain, Osceola.
Agricultural Societies.
ALAMANCE CO. FAIR— Robert W Scott,
President, Mellville; Junius H. Harden,
Secretary, Burlington; Dr. R. A. Freeman,
Treasurer, Burlington.
ALAMANUE COUNTY'.
51
Schools and Academies.
GUUXVAM ACADEMY— J. W. Gilliam,
I'rincipil. Moreen Store.
UNION RIDGE ACADEMY— Rev. T. W.
Stroud, Principal, Union Ridge.
Blacksmith. Shops.
W. P. Durham, Haw River.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
John A. Trolinger, Haw River.
Kirkpatrick & Andrews, Burlington.
Cotton Mills.
ALAMANCE COTTON MILL— E. M. Holt
& Son, Burlington.
JUANITA COTTON MILL— G. Rosenthal,
Burlington.
CAROLINA COTTON MILL— J. H. & W.
E. Holt & Co., Burlington.
GLENOO COTTON MILL— W. E. & J. H.
Holt, Burlington.
OSSIPEE COTTON MILL— James William-
son & Son, Elon College.
ALTAMAHAW COTTON MILL— Holt, Gant
& Holt, Altamahaw.
SAXPAHAW COTTON MILL— White Wil-
liams & Co., Saxpahaw.
HOLT-GRANITE M'F'G CO.— A. W. Hay-
wood, Haw River..
DIXON M'F'G CO.— T. F. McVey, Snow
Camp.
VIRGINIA COTTON MILLS— A. L. Baker,
Swepsonville.
BELMONT COTTON MILLS— F. 0. Wal-
ron, Osceola.
Foundries and Iron Works.
J. Thompson & Son, Haw River.
Grist Mills.
JUANITA GRIST MILL— G. Rosenthal,
Burlington.
Merchants not in Towns.
R. N. Thompson, Burlington.
Simon & Kernodle, Altamahaw.
Oaks & MeCrary, Altamahaw.
White, Williamson & Co., Saxpahaw.
J. E. Moore, Saxpahaw.
E. Long, McCray's.
W. H. Aldrige & Son, Union Ridge.
Crawford & D.iiley, Pleasant Grove.
J. W. Stainback, Stainback.
R. A. Thompson, Altamahaw.
Holt, Gant & Holt, Altamahaw.
J. N. Williamson & Son, Elon College.
E. M. Holt & Sons, Burlington.
Adolphus Riddle, Sutphin.
George Stanord, Clover Orchard.
A. J, Marshburn, Holman's Mill.
Dovid McBii'n. Leota.
Cicero McBain, Manndale.
H. G. Braxuon, Sutphin.
Randolph Coble, Snow Camp.
J. H. Sharp, Osceola.
Granite Manufacturing Co., Haw River.
W. H. King, Haw River.
Simmons & Bro., Haw River.
J. W. B. I'.iifon, Haw River.
Juanita Cotton Mill, Burlington.
Joe Clapp, Harts Horn.
ii. D. Coble, Kinnesville.
Kines & Co., Oakdale.
J. L. & W. J. Allen, Haw River.
J. W. & C. D. Johnston, Haw River.
T. R. Roberson, Haw River.
liing & Hurdle, Swepsonville.
Virginia Cotton Mill, Swepsonville.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Ada Hughes. Haw River.
Mrs. Ara DeBold, Haw River.
Pants and Garments Factories.
EURE'iA PANTS M'F'G CO.— E. L. Hen-
derson, Haw River.
E. L. Henerson, Haw River.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. D. Thompson, Graham.
E. D. Mann, Swepsonville.
J. W. McPlierson, Haw River.
W. P. Knight, Haw River.
Lemuel A. Johnson, Curtis.
A. C. Hoyt, :-axpahaw.
T. R Wortliam, Swepsonville.
Georga W. Kernodle, Elon College.
J. Loften Kernodle, Elon College.
J. A. Crouse, Elon College.
George S. Watson, Union Ridge.
M. N. Tate. Mebane.
E. C. Laird, Haw River.
G. A. Foster, Oakdale.
W. T. Sumer, Saxpahaw.
Roller Mills.
GRANITE M'F'G CO.— C. P. Albright,
Haw River.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. J. Crutchfleld, Haw River.
Saloons.
None in incorporated towns.
Shippers of Produce.
Cole & Flinton, Graham.
W. Claop, Burlington.
J. A. Isley Bros., Burlington.
W. A. Murry Co., Mebane.
M. A. Wreitzel, Elon College.
I. W. MURRAY,
Attorney=at-Law,
BURUNCTON, N. C.
Corporation, Comm&rcial and In-
dustrial Law. Secnrilies
and Investments,
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ALAMANCE COUNl'Y.
GRAHAM.
Incorporated in 1851.
Population 2,052.
Value real estate, $412,765.
Value personal property, $139,849.
No. white polls. 226.
No. colored polls, 37.
Tax rate, 25c. on $100.
Election held first Tuesday in May every
two years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. L. Scott.
CLERK— J. H. Watson.
TREASURER— J. H. Watson.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. H. Forshee.
CRlfc-F OF POLICE— W. H. Forchee.
POLICEMAN— J. S. Albright.
BOARJL> OF ALDERMEN— J. H. Watson,
V. M. Euliss, J. D. Albright, R. L. Holmes,
W. vv. Garrett.
PUBLl^ SCHOOLS SUPT— W. P. White.
SCHOOL Co..-..iITTEE— James P. Harden,
A. B. Tate. George W. Albright.
I-VJTMASTER— W. H. Holt.
R. R. AGENT— Thomas Montgomery.
EXPRESS AGENT— Thomas Montgomery-
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— E. C. Murray, Pastor.
--PTTST— L. R. Chappel. Pastor.
METHODIST— G. R. Rood, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— M. L. Hurley Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
GRAHAM ACADEMY— T. D. Dupuy, Prin-
cipal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. S. E. Harden.
Barber Shops.
W. H. Ruffin.
J. W. Allen.
Ellis Hargrove.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF ALAMANCE— E. M. Armfield,
President; C. A. Scott, Cashier. Canital
$10,000.
Brokers.
Harden & Curtis.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Jesse G. Mann.
Blacksmith Shops.
S. L. Burch.
J. J. Foster.
Books and Stationery.
Oneida Store Co.
B. B. Holt & Co.
Boots and Shoes.
Cole & Flinton.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Nathaniel Foster.
Bicycle Dealers.
Oneida Store.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
T. M. Duck.
Contractors and Builders.
John Longest.
A. B. Nicholson.
George Nicholson.
Jesse Bradshaw.
Walker Bros.
Coal and Wood.
James P. Harden.
Cotton Mills.
ONEIDA COTTON MILL— L. Banks Holt.
SIDNEY COTTON MILL— J. L. Scott, Jr.
Pants and Garments Factories.
Scott-Mebane M'f'g Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
W. J. Nicks.
Doctors.
Gcrge W. Long.
J. B. Thompson.
W. R. Goley.
Druccists.
J. C. Simmons.
A. J. Thompson & Co.
Dress-Makers.
Misses Nettie and Dixie Brooks.
Dealers in Ice.
Home Ice and Refrigerating Co.
Coley Russell.
Fish Markets.
W. J. Nicks.
W. W. Garrett.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Oneida Store Co.
Fruit Dealers.
Blackf-im & Ooble.
W. J. Nicks.
General Merchandise.
W. W. Garrett.
Oneida Store Co.
W. J. Nicks.
Cole & Flinton.
A. B. Tate.
Scott & Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
R. G. Burgess, (deceased.)
Oneida Store Co.
Hides and Pelts.
W. W. Garrett.
Insurance Companies.
ALAMANCE BRANCH OF FARMERS
MUTUAL FIRE IN SI TRANCE ASSOCIATION
—J. W. Harden President; J. H. Watson,
Secretary and Treasurer.
PEOPLE'S MUTUAL BENEVOLENT AS-
SOCIATION— A,:imance Division— J. W.
Cook, p-esident, Greensboro; J. H. Watson,
Secretary and 'ireasurer, Graham.
Lawyers.
E. S. Parker.
J. A. Long.
H. Hughes.
ALAMANCE COUNi'V
Leather Dealers.
R. G. Burgees, (deceased.)
lumber M'f'rc and Dealers.
Walker Bros.
Machinery Dealers.
J. P. Harden.
Masons and Builders.
John Long.
Mill.inery and Fancy Goods.
Scott & Co.
Misses Nettie and Dixie Brooks.
Music Teachers.
Mifcs Nelie Norwood.
Mrs. Walter Buekner.
M.isical Instruments.
W. J. l'oth-er.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE ALAMANCE GLEANER— J.
Kernodle. Editor.
GRAHAM TRIBUNE— H. Hughes, Editor.
Painters.
J. I. Hatch.
Plumbers.
Coley Russell.
Retail Grocers.
Blackman & Coble.
T. P. Bradshaw.
C. W. Bane.
0. M. Neal.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Walker Bros.
Shingle Dealers.
Walker Brothers.
Watches and Jewelry
0. C. Loy.
Z. T. Hadley.
Wood-Working Shops.
Walker Bros.
BURLINGTON.
Incorporated in February, InsT.
Populicion, 3,692; white, 3,238; colored,
454.
Vaiue real estate, $l,2„/,099.50.
Value personal property, $603,548.50.
No. white and colored polls, 575.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 40c. on $100.
schools, 30c. on $100.
No debt.
City owns water works.
Election first Tuesday in May every two
years.
To writ Officers.
i.-^l'OR — John M. Fogleman.
< LERE — J. M. Browning.
TREASURER— J. M. Browning.
TAX COLLECTOR— Adolphus Cheek.
ATTORNEY— Charles E. McLean.
SUPT. HEALTH 11. R. Moore.
STANDI .'; I > -I.EKPER--N. S. Caldwell.
CHIEF OF JX'LH K !'.. II. M,
POLICEMAN- -Adolphus Cheek.
: \IU> OF ALDERMEN B. M. Walker,
11. W. Trolinger, C. D. Story, .1. W.
J. M. Browning, W. K. Holt, William
Shoffner, Thomas W. Ashworth.
I . S. ( OMMISSIONEE- W. A. Hall.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. P. Albright, J.
\N . Cates, J. R. Ireland, W. A. Iseley, D. '
F. Morrow.
i'CSTM ASTER— J. Zeb. Waller.
R. AGENT— J. c. licit.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. C. Holt.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— G. II. Church, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN- j\ II. I en tor.
METHODIST— John H. Shore, Pastor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— G. F. MU-
loway, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
WEBB AVENUE CHAPEL M. E.
CHURCH— G. R. Rood, Pastor.
Schools and Academics.
BURLINGTON GRADED SCHOOL— F. H.
( urtis, Superintendent.
i'ARRlSH SCHOOL— Miss B. Silverthorn,
Principal.
LAFAYYETE HOLT SCHOOL— Miss Min-
nie Hicks, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding, Houses.
Burlington Inn.
J. L. Wilson.
W. L. Smith.
St. Cloud Hotel.
Burlington Cafe.
Foust House.
J. A. Kernodle.
Architects.
A. C. Mitchell.
Agricultural Implements.
N. S. Cardwell.
W. C. Iseley.
Holt & May.
Books and Stationery.
i '. F. Neese.
Miss Rosa Forlines.
Boots and Shoes.
John R. Foster.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
F. H. Pickett.
C. D. Whitesell.
Barber Shops.
C. V. Heritage.
John r . Fogleman.
L. C. Fogliman.
Bicycle Dealers.
W. M. King,
[-loll .v M: |
Blacksmith Shops.
F. W. Hawkins.
Joe Clark.
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ALAMANCE COUNTY.
Banks and Bankers.
BURLINGTON BANKING CO.— J. A.
Davidson, Provident, Gibsonville; J. C.
Stalev, Cashiei Burlington. Capital, $10,-
000; surplus fi,500.
Brokers.
W. C fhaxcon.
W. E. Sharp i: Bro.
Burliugfon Brokerage Co. — J. Zeb. Waller,
Secretary and Treasurer.
John Pickard
W. L. Smith.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Allen & Iseley.
Foust & Miles.
J. G. Stewart.
Bill-Posting.
William Workman.
Cabin et-Makers.
Henry A. Vaughn.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
W. C. Thurston & Bro.
Contractors and Builders.
-. C. Mitchell.
D. F. Lamb.
Daniel Gimb e.
J. W. Gates.
G. W. Anthony.
Carriage Repair Shops.
L. J. Fonwell.
Henry A. Vaughn.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
W. C. Thaxton.
W. E. Sharp & Bro.
Burlington Brokerage Co. — J. Zeb. Waller,
Secretary and Treasurer.
John Pickard.
W. L. Smith.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Burlington Coffin Co.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
B. A. Sellars & Sons.
R. Harris.
W. E. Hay.
J. A. Iseley & Bros.
Coal and Wood.
Walter Trolenger.
R. J. Hall.
J. W. Cates.
Cotton Mills.
E. M. HOLT PLAID MILL— L. Banks
Holt.
DAISY KNITTING MILL— G. W. An-
thony.
WINDSOR COTTON MILLS— R. L. & J.
H. Holt.
i^MIR... COTTON MILLS— W. L. Holt.
LAKE -DE COTTON MILL— E. C. Holt.
AUROR - COTTON MILLS— L. S. Holt &
Son.
BURi-xNGTo-< HOSIERY MILL— George
Fogleman.
Pants and Garments Factories.
Scott Mebane M'f'g Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
John Bradsher.
John M. Coble.
Doctors.
R. A. Freeman.
T. S. Faucett.
T. A. Bohannon.
J. W. Page.
H. R. Moore.
W. G. Stafford.
C. A. Anderson.
T. W. Patterson.
Drussrists.
Freeman & Page Drug Co.
Augustus Bradley.
Stafford & Stroud.
Dentists.
J. H. Brooks.
R. M. Morrow.
E. A. Crawford.
Dealers in Tobacco.
BURLINGTON BANKING CO.— J. A.
Davidson, President, Gibsonville,* J. C.
Staley, Cashier, Burlington.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Sue Workman.
Mrs. A. D. Fredrick.
Miss Josie Rike.
Miss Fannie Stebbins
Dry Goods and Notions.
J. W. Mitchell.
J. M. Tisdale.
J. M. Spoon.
H. B. Moore.
White & Co.
J. A. Iseley & Bro.
B. A. Sellars & Sons.
W. E. Hay.
C. F. Rauhut.
J. D. k L. B. Whitted.
John R. Fester.
G. D. Smith.
Dealers in Ice.
Home Ice and Refrigerating Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
N. S. Card well.
Holt & Mav.
W. C. Iseley.
C. F. Rauhut.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
N. S. Card well.
W. C. Iseley.
Holt & May.
Fish Markets.
J. A. Kernodle.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
J. A. Iseley & Bros.
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
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Flour, Corn and Feed Mills.
BURLINGTON ROLLER MILLS— Holt &
Ireland, TProprietors.
Foundries and Iron Works.
Lafayette Holt.
Sikes Bros.
Fruit Dealers.
John Bradshaw.
J. M. Coble.
Furniture Dealers.
Davis Furniture Co.
Ingle & Jobe.
J. A. Iseley & Bros.
H. 3. Mono.
General Merchandise.
White & Co.
C. F. Rauhut (two stores).
J. W. Mitchell.
G. M. Thompson.
J. M. Tisdale.
J. A. Iseley & Bros, (three stores).
W. R. Garrett.
M. M. Wrightsell.
J. C. Foster.
G. D. Smith.
Grifnn k Durham.
W. Clapp.
W. O. Swain & Co.
R. F. Cheek.
Hard-ware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Holt & May.
J. A. Iseley & Bro.
R. L. Spoon.
C. F. Rauhut.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
N. S. Cardwell.
W. C. Iseley.
C. F. Rauhut.
Holt & May.
Hides and Pelts.
W. Clapp.
J. D Pagn.'.
Ice Factory.
Home 'oe mid Refrigerating Co.
Job Fainting Offices.
C. H. Hawkins.
Reaves & Hearitage.
0. F. Crowscn.
Insurance Agencies.
James P. Albright.
J. M. Meaeham.
B. O. Guthrie.
J. G. Lambert.
Laundries.
Sing Lee.
Leather Dealers.
N. S. Cardwell.
C. F. Rauhut.
W. C Iseley.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
G. W. Anthony.
J. W. Cates.
Lawyers.
W. II. Carroll.
J. W. Murray.
T. C. Hoyle.
C. E. McLean.
Military Company.
HOLT GUARDS— Co. I, Third Regiment—
R. L. Boyd, Captain: E. H. Murray, First
Lieutenant; W. S. Freeman, Second Lieu-
tenant; Lacy -. Ross, Secretary and Treas-
urer.
Machine Shops.
Lafayette Holt.
Marble Works.
J. H. Clapp.
Masons and Builders.
A. C. Mitchell.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Misses Morrow & Baison.
J. A. Iseley Bros.
H. B. Moore.
J. D. & L. B. Whitted.
Musi" Teachers.
Mrs. M. F. Means.
Miss Jesse Morrow.
Musical Instruments.
Ellis Machine and Music Co. — C. B. Ellis,
Manager:
Machinery Dealers.
N. S. Cardwell.
W. C. Iseley.
Holt &May.
Newspapers and Editors.
BURL^GTON NEWS— (tri-Weekly)— 0.
F. CrowFon, Kditor
Oil Dealers.
STANDARD OIL CO.— Thomas Can-,
Manager.
Painters.
J. M. Workman.
George Thomas.
E. A. Benson.
A. J. Hatch.
Paper-Hangers.
J. M. Workman.
John A. Ireland.
E. A. Benson.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Holt & May.
J. A. Iseley Bros.
Plumbers.
Spencer Thomas & Son9.
Photographers.
C. V. Sellars.
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ALAMANCE < 01 NTV.
Retail Grocers.
Alamance Grocery Co.
J. A. Iseley Bros.
Workman & Bro.
W. Clapp.
White & Co.
W. S. & I. C. Freeman.
R. L. Spoon.
G. M. Thompson.
J. M. Coble.
C. F. Rauhut.
.). M. Tisdale.
John Mitchell.
W. B. Quails.
1». T. Crabtree.
Frank Hay.
.lolm Va d
Albert Andrews.
Clark Coley.
Roller Covering" Establishm'nt.
Isham Ashworth.
A. J. Whittimore.
Sash and Blind Factories.
<:. W. Anthony.
Shingle Dealers.
J. W. Cates.
G. W. Anthony.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Thompson & Loy.
White Bros.
J. V. Coble.
Sam G. Moore.
Walter Hinton.
J. J. Matthews.
Currie Moore.
H. C. Kimes Dealer in Horses.
W. H. Conk'in, Dealer in Horses.
Spoke and Handle Factories.
R. B. Foust.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
m ISLINGTON TELEPHONE CO.— Branch
office Grvcnsboro Telephone Co. — T. J. Mc-
Adoo, President; V. C. McAdoo, Secretary
and Treasurer.
Veterinary Surgeons.
Frank Linville.
Watches and Jewelry
C. F. Neese.
John Stewart.
Wood- Working Shops.
II. A. Vaughn.
Wholesale Grocers.
V. L. & J. W. Williamson.
ELON COLLEGE.
Incorporated April 1, 1893.
Population, 638.
Value real estate, $55,660.
Tax rate, "20c. on $100.
Bonded debt, S100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— S. A. Holleman.
CLERK— L. I. Cox.
TREASURER— L. I. Cox.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— S. A. Holle-
man, Jesse Winborne, M. A. Reitzel, W. P.
Lawrence, C. A. Boone, L. I. Cox.
CITY PUBI.iC SCHOOL— Miss Vera
Pritchett.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. P. Lawrence,
L. I. Cox, M. A. Reitzel.
POSTMASTER— Peter Hughes.
R. R. AGENT— T. V. Smith.
EXPRESS AGENT— T. V. Smith.
Ministers and Churches.
COLLEGE CHAPEL— W. S. Long, P. T.
Klapp, J. W I'atton, C. A. Boone, T. B.
Dawson, W. T. Herndon, J. U. Newman, J.
O. Atkimon, L. I. Cox.
Colleges.
ELON COLLEGE FACULTY.
Rev. A. W. STALEY, A. M., D. D.,
President.
Rev. J. U. NEWMAN, Ph.D., (chm. Fa-
culty), Professor of Greek and Biblical
1 i fpn t ui'f
Rev. I. O. ATKINSON, M. A., Professor
of Philosophy.
S. A. HOLLEMAN, M. A., (Sec. and
BURSA;*) , Proi'.ssor of Mathematics.
P. J. XERNODLE, A. M... Professor of
Latin.
H. B. HOLMES, A. B., (U. N. C),
(Curator i. Pro,:ssor of English.
S. M. ' SMITH, A. B., Professor of Na-
tural S i.-ince.
P. J. KERNODLE, M., Accts., Principal
Commercial Dejartment.
Miss Florence Wilson. Vocal and Instru-
mental 'Tusic; MISS ELISE RAMSEY, As-
sistant.
MISS ELLA BOONE, Art.
MISS BELLE GAINES, Matron.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
J. R. Mebane.
D. J. Alood.
J. U. Newman.
C. A. Boone.
W. S. Long.
S. A. Holleman.
W. P. LawTence.
Dentists.
W. S. Long, Jr.
Doctors.
\V. T. Herndon.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
William Huffines.
Books and Stationery.
Atkinson & Lawrence.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Thomas R. Whitsell.
General Merchandise.
M. A. Reitzel.
J. J. Lambeth.
Insurance Agencies.
S. A. Holleman.
ALAMANCE— ALEXANDER C01 NTY.
Music Teachers.
Miss Florence Wilson.
Miss Elise Ramsey.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE CHRISTIAN SUN— Atkinson & Law-
rence, Editorg.
ELON COLLEGE WEEKLY— II. B.
Holmes, Editor.
Sales and Livery Stables.
M. R. Cook.
MEBANE.
Incorporated in 1883.
Population, 218.
Value real estate, $36,470.00.
Value personal property, $23,149.00.
No. white polls, 95.
No. colored polls, 3.
Tax rate, 33 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— H. A. Baison.
CLERK— L. T. Johnson.
TREASURER— L. T. Johnson.
TAX COLLECTOR— F. W. Nelson.
ATTORNEY— E. S. Parker.
CHIEF POLICE— F. W. Nelson.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— T. M. Crutch-
field, J. Y. Holt, M. Dodson, E. W. Thomp-
son, D. A. White.
POSTMASTER— S. A. White.
R. R. AGENT— J. L. Johnson.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. L. Johnson.
CITY SCHOCi. COMMITTEE— S. A. White,
H. A. 3'iison, Tom Johnson.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— Miss Lula York.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— Hugh Craig, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. A. Daily, Pastor.
BAPTIST— L. R. Chappel, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
MEBANE HOTEL— Mrs. Alice Waggleman,
Proprietor.
Mrs. S. A. White.
Mrs. S. A.White.
Blacksmith Shops.
Whitt Lashley.
Books and Stationery.
A. B. York.
Contractors and Builders,
J. W. Nicholson.
Doctors.
T. S. Vickers.
X. D. York.
Druirirists.
\. B. York.
Dealers in Carriages.
A. II. Mebane.
W. A. Murry.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Lena Walker.
Dealers in Ice.
!.. T. Johl
Furniture Manufacturers.
WHITE FURNITURE CO— W. E. White,
President.
MELVILLE F( uxnr. .: CO.— W. E.
White, President.
CONTINENTAL CHAIR CO— Louis Pur-
year, President.
General Merchandise.
\. H. Mebane.
W. A. Murry Co.
W. H. Lashl.y & Sons.
G. E. Holt.
N. D. York.
Hides and Pelts.
A. H. Mebane.
Leather Dealers.
A. H. Mebane.
W. A. Murry Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Maud Thompson.
Newspapers and Editors.
MEBANE JOURNAL— H. A. Baison,
Editor.
Painters.
J. A. Newman.
Paint and Oil Dealers
L. T. Johnson.
Salos and Livery Stables.
A. B. York.
Retail Grocers.
A. H. Mebane.
W. A. Murrv Co.
X. D. York.'
G. E. Holt.
L. T. Johnson.
W. II. Lashley Sons.
Shinelo Dealers.
!•'. W. Nelson.
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
County Seat, Taylorsville.
Formed in 1846 from Iredell, Caldwell and Wilkes. Name derived from the Alex-
ander family, noted in Revolutionary history.
Area, 300 square miles.
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ALEXANDER ( Ol M'V.
POPULATION: 10,960. White males, 4,911; white females, 5,193. Negro males,
413; negro females, 443. Foreign born, none. White males over 21 years, 2,115;
colored, 170. White polls, 1,435; negro polls, 100.
Value of real estate, $652,116, loss from 1900, $57,072. Value personal property,
$495,580, increase over 1900, $95,764, including 1,077 horses, 1,368 mules, 30 jacks and
jennets, 4,009 cattle, 4,763 hogs, 1,810 sheep, 64 goats.
Property listed in 1900 by whites, $1,097,322; by negroes, $11,682.
TAX RATE— County, 48 2-3c. on $100. Bonded debt, $8,000.
No. Schools: White, 51; Colored, 8.
POST OFFICES— Avilla, Bentley, Broad Shoals, Cedar Run, Chapman, Dealville, Elk
Shoals, Ellendale, Grade, Hedrick, Hiddenite, Holsclaw, Kilby, Lackey, Liledown,
Little River, Mount Bethel, Mount Pisgah, Partee, Polycarp, Stony Point, Swanner,
TAYLORSVILLE, (c. h.), Thurston, VASHTI, Wahoo, Wittenberg, York Collegiate
Institute.
PUBLIC ROADS: J. C. Bell, Taylorsville, Supt. Roads worked by Old State
Law. Amount spent last year, $100. No. miles, 300.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Statesville & Western, 9.16. miles, assessed value $30,345.87
Western Union Telegraph Company, 8.92 miles, assessed value 689.07
Southern Express Company, 9.16 miles, assessed value 330.28
SUPERIOR COURT: February 17th; September 29th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— A. L. Watts,
Taylorsville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. C. Bell, Tay-
lorsville.
SHERIFF— J. C. Herman, Taylorsville.
TREASURER— D. Boon Little, Mt.
Bethel.
SURVEYOR— Thomas J. Sharpe, Hid-
denite.
CO. ATTORNEY— A. C. Mcintosh, Tay-
loysville.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— Dr. C. J. Carson,
Taylorsville.
SUPT. CO. HOME— D. T. Burgess, Tay-
lorsville.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— A. A. Hill,
(ch'm.), Taylorsville; W. E. White,
Avilla; T. F. Murdock, York Institute.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— A. F. Sharpe,
Hiddenite.
CO. COMMISSIOENERS— E. C. Sloan,
(chm.), Tavlorsville; D. S. Davidson, Kil-
by; \V. C. Linney, Vashti.
"CONSTABLES: Miller's Township, J. F.
Crouch, Hedrick; Sugar Loaf W. U.
Mitchell, Kilby Ellendale, W. J. Echerd,
Ellendale.
CO. BOARD ELECTIONS— J. W. Watts,
(chm.), Taylorsville; W. C. Kerley, Kilby;
R. M. Sharpe, Hiddenite.
Justices of the Peace.
MILLER'S TOWNSHIP— W. C. Pierce,
Hedrick.
SHARPE'S— R. M. Sharpe, T. F. Mur-
dock, J. Ed. Turner, Hiddenite.
GWALTNEY'S— W. H. Woodfin, Vashti;
A. Mayberry, Vushti.
SUGAR LOAF— R. R. Kerley, L. R. Go-
forth, Kilby.
LITTLE RIVER— James Watts, Partee; T.
L. Bumgarner, Swanner; G. Z. Bumgarner,
Walloo.
ELLENDALE— J. B. Echerd, Ellendale;
W. S. McLeod, Partee; J. A. Cline, Deals-
vil'e.
WITTENBURG— A. A. Deal, Polycarp; J.
S h-wman, Bently; W. W. Teague, Bant-
iy.
TAYLORSVILLE— T. A. Hudson, A. J.
BlanktJ ship, J. L. Icenhour, Taylorsville.
Public School Teachers.
Bolick. Miss ll.-i, Taylorsville.
Irvin, M. R., Hiddenite.
Lack.jy, I. N., Hicidenite.
Deal, A. A , Polycarp.
Hef-ier, 0. P., Polycarp.
Keller, O. A., Dealville.
Bowman, fl. H.. Mt. Bethel.
McLeod, J. \V., Partee.
Pool, Miss Effie, Tailortnille.
White, Charles H., Tnyloisville.
Pool, Miss Canie, Vashti.
Wat^s, P. E., Partee.
Gwaltney, R. L., Hiddenite.
Kerls.v, W. L., Kilby.
Shar,ie, Miss Addie, Hiddenite.
Echerd, J. B., Ellendale.
Keever,J. S., Hiddenite.
Teague, T. G., Dealville.
Oxford, J. A., Partee.
Bumsramer, G. W., Partee.
Pennell, R. A., Holsclaw.
Crouch, H. M., Ellendale.
Alexander, R. L., Hiddenite.
White, J. A., Taylorsville.
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
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Pool, 0. F., Taylorsville.
Dagennart. N. B., Fullbright.
Campbell, E. C, Cedar Run.
Watts, James, Partcc.
Gudger, D. E., Thurston.
Sherrill, J. C, Downsville.
Sharpe, Miss Vance, York Institute.
Crouch, T. D., Hiddenite.
Teague, W. W., Hiddenite.
York, K. W., Stony Point.
Payne, A. C, Taylorsville.
McLeod, W. S., Partee.
Pool, J. J. H., Ellendale.
Price, J. W., Thurston.
Patterson, A. B., Mt. Pisgah.
Austin, R. S., Dealville.
Downs, J. A., Mt. Bethel.
Cline, J. A., Dealville.
Williams, W. H.. Vashti.
Alexander, E. L., Fullbright.
Beckham, Miss Pattie, Hiddenite.
Sharpe, R. V., Hiddenite.
Patterson, Miss Mary, Hiddenite.
Gwaltney, Miss Jennie, Vashti.
Sharpe, A. F., Hiddenite.
Schools and Academies.
HIDDENITE SCHOOL— A. Frank Sharpe,
Hiddenite.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— L. P. Gwaltney, D. W. Pool,
J. P. Gwaltney, Hix Hendren, Vashti; W.
J. Bumgarner, Swanner; J. M. Shaver,
Dealsville; R. L. Davis, Hiddenite; J. A.
White, Taylorsville.
METHODIST— R. T. N. Stevsnson,
Kener Yook, Stony Point.
Cotton Factories.
MOORE COTTON MILLS— J. H. Moo»e,
Manager, Liledown.
ALSPAUGH COTTON MILLS— U. L. AL-
paugh, Manager, Taylorsville.
Cotton Gins.
John Thomas, Hiddenite.
Lentz Bros., Stony Point.
U. L. Alspaugh, Taylorsville.
J. H. Moore, Liledown.
Merchants not in Towns.
I. A. Barnes, Taylorsville.
W. T. Bobbitt, Chapman.
W. J. Bumgarner, Swanner.
G. Z. Bumgarner, Wa Hoo.
R. F. Tuttle, Partee.
J. M. Deal, Dealsville.
J. W. Watts, Holsclaw.
A. L. Bowman, Mt. Bethel.
G. P. Bowman, Poly Carpe.
Campbell & Williams, VashtL
Hines Bros., Stony Point.
White & Yount, Stony Point.
J. C. Thomas, Hiddenite.
T. J. Sharpe, Hiddenite.
W. C. Beckham, Hiddenite.
C. C. Payne, Hiddenite.
D. P. Childers, Chapman.
J. H. Moore, Liledown.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. M. Oxford, Partee.
Ed. S. Kin-, \lt. Pisgah.
J. C. Jolly, Taylorsville.
A. Campbell, Stony Point.
Saloons.
No Saloons in county.
Shippers of Produce.
Feimster Bros, TaylorBville.
J. C. Barnes, Taylorsville.
Campbell i' Williams, Vashti.
L. Thompson, Taylorsville.
TAYLORSVILLE.
Incorporated in 185:!; population 413.
Value real estate, $41,748; value personal
property, $00,341.
No. white polls, 62; No. colored polls, 7
Tax rate, DO cents on $100.
Bonded uebt, $5,000.
Elections helu in May of every year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. C. Pavne.
TREASURER— J. L. Gwaltney.
TAX COLLECTOR— T. A. Hudson.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. L. Gwaltney,
A. A. Hill, J. M. Matheson.
PUBLIC SCHOOL SUPT.— J. A. White.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— A. H. Matheson,
E. C. Sloan, W. D. Deal.
POSTMASTER— A. M. Matheson.
R. R. AGENTS— P. L. Steck.
EXPRESS AGENTS— P. L. Steele
Ministers and Churches.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN— W. J. Tidball,
Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST— L. P. Gwaltney, Pastor.
FIRST METHODIST— W. S. Cherry, Pas-
tor.
FIRST A. R. P.— W. Y. Love, Pastor.
FIRST LUTHERAN— No Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
TAYLORSVILLE COLLEGIATE INSTI-
TUTE— J. A. White, O. F. Pool.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
M. G. Campbell.
Taylor Elder.
D. Mc Matheson.
Agricultural Implements.
Feimst jr Bros.
Auctioneers.
T. J. Fostncr.
Barber Shops.
Lewis Lippard.
Blacksmith Shops.
Jonas Cline.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
L. Herman.
Contractors and Builders.
C. M. Moose.
Casket M'i'rs and Dealers.
W. J. Allen.
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Dentists.
E. W. Moose.
Doctors.
H. McD. Little.
T. F. Stevenson.
C. J. Carson.
Drutrarists.
Taylorsvillo Drug Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
R. P. Matheson & Son.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Lealia Bogle.
Mrs. Hatue Moose.
General Merchandise.
Feimster Bros.
M. G. Campbell.
J. C. Barnes.
G. W. Flowers.
E. C. Sloan.
J. B. Barnes.
Campbell & Williams.
Grist Mills.
Ingram & Company.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. P. Thompson & Son.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
E. C. Sloan.
Feimster Bros.
Insurance Agencies.
W. P. Hedrick.
o. F. Pool.
A. C. Mcintosh.
Lawyers.
R. Z. Linnev.
A. C. Mcintosh.
J. L. Gwaltney.
R. B. Burke.
J. H. Burke.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Ingram & Robinette.
Marble Works.
T. A. Hudson.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Lealia Bogle.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. A. Ingram
Ingram & Stevenson.
Telegrapii Offices and M'grs.
W. U. TEL. OFFICE— P. L. Steck,
Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Taylorsville Telephone Exchange, T. F.
St< venson, Manager.
Timber Dealers.
VV. J. Allen.
Shincle Dealers.
E. L. Hedrick.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Ingram & Robinette.
Retail Grocers.
W. T. Nelson.
Watches and Jewelry
W. P. Hedrick.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
County Seat, Sparta.
Formed in February, 1859, from a portion of Ashe. Name derived from the range
of mountains in which it is located.
Area, 300 square miles.
Population, 7,751). White males, 3,584; white females, 3,709. Negro males, 231;
negro females, 235. Foreign born, 1. White males over 21 years, 1,521; colored, 92.
White polls, 1,039, negro polls, 43.
Value of real estate, $398,664, loss from 1900, $5,658; personal property, $391,693,
increase over 1900, $62,758, including 1,746 horses, 299 mules, 11 jacks and jennets, 41
goats, 9,002 cattle, 5,229 hogs, 10,581 sheep.
Property listed in 1901 by whites, $784,S42; by negroes, $5,515.
TAX RATE— County, 23 2-3 cents on $100. Floating debt, $1,200.
Number of schools: White, 44; colored, 5.
POSTOFFICES— Airbellows, Amelia, Amorita, Anna, Bledsoe, Boyer, Brooks, Chapel,
Cherrylane, City, Delphia, Edmonds, Edwards Crossroads, Egypt, ELK CREEK,
Ennice, Glade Creek, Gray, Helena, Hilda, Hooker, Laura. Laurel Branch, Laurel
ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
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Springs, Miles, Montland, Nile, Nulin, Olney, Peden, Piney Creek, Plainfleld,
Prathers Creek, Saddle, SPARTA (c. h.), Stratford, Topia, Vox, Ward. Whitehead.
PUBLIC ROADS— S. P. Thompson, Sparta, Superintendent.
Roads worked by Old State Law. Some improvements in bridges and blasting last
year.
SUPERIOR COURT: March 24th; August 18th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Ed-
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. N.
wards, Sparta.
SHERIFF— D. R. Edwards, Laurel Springs.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— S. F. Thompson,
Sparta.
TREASURER— D. R. Edwards, Laurel
Springs.
CORONER— Robert Thompson, Sparta.
SURVEYOR— W. F. Joines, Stratford.
SUPT. HEALTH— B. C. Waddell, Topia.
SUPT. CO. HOME— T. J. Nichols, Sparta.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— E. L. Wagoner,
Whitead.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— C. J. Taylor,
(chni.), Laurel Springs; J. T. Fender,
Whitead J. Heniv Wagoner, Plainneld.
CO. COMMISSIONERS.— J. T. Evans,
(ohm.), Piney Creek; N. C. Shepherd,
ScottviPe; J. W. Blevins, Ennice.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. W.
Pool, Sparta; R. F. Edwards, Hooker.
CONSTABLES— Cherry Lane Township,
Roberts, Jr., City; Gap Civil, J. R. Ed-
W. H. Bray, Cherrv Lane; Cranberry, J. F.
waids, Sparta; Piriev Creek, N. G. Wyatt,
Pir.ey Creek; Whitead, F. B. Caudill,
Whitead.
Justices of the Peace.
GAP CIVIL TOWNSHIP— Joseph Johnson,
Anna; C. W. Edwards, J. C. Roup, H. M.
Oouse, R. M. Nichols, Thomas Farmer,
Sparta; V. W. Reeves, Delphi.
CHERRY LANE— L. W. Fender, Glade
Cieek; R. A. Holbrook, Cherry Lane; G.
W. Miles, Miles.
WHITEAD— D. C. Whitead, Allen Irwin,
J. T. Fender, Whitead; D. C. Caudill,
Brooks- George T. Caudill, Montland.
GLADE CREEK— G. W. Carico, Edmonds;
R. F. Edwards, Hooker; H. R. Richard-
son, Ennice.
PRATHERS CREEK— H. D. Estep, Strat-
ford; J. S. Owens, Peden; W. G. Shep-
herd, Olnev; S. O. Edwarus, Jr., Plainfleld-
PINEY CREEK— F. a. Roup, F. J.
Pugh, W. F. Parsons, Piney Creek; D. F.
Parsons, Nulin.
CRANBERRY— F. M. Abshere, Gray; J.
E. Doughton, Laurel Springs; J. R. Pugh,
City.
Public School Teachers.
Anderson, O. R., Nulin.
Bagbv, R. O., Gray.
Black, O. R., Boyer.
Black, Lee, Boyer.
Black, T. C, Boyer.
Brown, S. \V., Sparta.
Brown, John E., Whitehead.
Carr, Morris, Ennice
Cheek, John M., Montland.
Cockerham, C. M., Ennice.
Daney, Oscar, Gray.
Daniels, W. C, Nulin.
Edwards, Alice, Montland.
Edwards, W. E., Laurel Springs.
Edwards, Mollie, Laurel Springs.
Edwards, B. O., Laurel Springs.
Estep, Thomas L., Stratford.
Evans, Ernest, Whitehead.
Fender, J. T., Whitehead.
Fender, Pressie P., Whitehead.
Fender, C. G., Montland.
Fender, A. R., Whitehead.
Fender, Lee, Glade Creek.
Fender, Ollie, Sparta.
Hanks, R. L., Sparta.
Halsey, Cornelia V., Piney Creek.
Holbrook, R. A., Cherrv Lane.
Irvin, Alonzo, Cherry Lane.
Joines, M. F., Stratford.
Joines, W. F., Stratford.
Jones, Carrie, Plainfleld.
Jones, Laura, Plainfleld.
Jordan, G. T., Edmonds.
McKnight, C. S., Cherry Lane.
Miller, J. E., Laurel Springs.
Miles, G. W., Miles.
Morris, C. M., Edmonds.
Phipps, Harvey, Nulin.
Royal, W. M., Miles.
Sparks, J. C, Edwards' X Roards.
Taylor, G. W., Laurel Springs.
Thompson, C. C., Cherry Lane.
Truitt, K. G., Sparta.
Wagoner, E. Leff. , Whitehead.
Wagoner, Ella, Montland.
Wagoner, F. M., Whitehead.
Wagoner, J. St., Citj .
Williams, J. A., Olney.
Schools and Academies.
WHITEAD ACADEMY- -I. T. Fender,
Principal. Whitead.
LAUR! L SPRINGS ACADEMY.
LAUREL BRANCH ACADEMY.
PINEY CREEK ACADEMY.
BELLVIEW ACADEMY— W. E. Edwards,
Principal, Laurel Springs.
Ministers not in Towns.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— A. J. Taylor,
E. A. Long, City; C. II. Collins, Ennice;
E. E. Wvatt, Piney Creek; Joshua Crouse,
( !h< rry Lane.
BAPTIST— T. M. Honeycutt, Laurel
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Springs: James Simulate, Delphi; R. K.
Johnson Edwards' X Roads; D. J. Roberts,
Cherry Lane.
UNION BAPTIST— A. J. Wagoner, Plain-
field; A. McKnight, Cherry Lane; Isom
Edwards, Whitead.
Merchants not in Towns.
Doughton & Carson, Laurel Springs.
R. fl. Gentry & Son, Hooker.
Woodruff & Miles, Cherry Lane.
Woodruff, Estep & Co., Stratford.
Roup & Jones, Olney.
W. R. Gentry, Edwards X Roads.
Richardson & Irwin. Laura.
Higgins & McMillan, Ennice.
\. A. Woodruff & Co., Nile.
J A. Evans, Topia.
R. K. Finnev, Nulin.
W. T. Upchurch & Co., City.
J. C. Fields, Elk Creek.
J. T. Evans, Piney Creek.
Tedder & Moxley, Amelia.
W. W. Hash, Piney Creek.
W. D. Sturgili. Amelia.
Isom Cox, Peden.
'J rcy Landreth, Scottville.
Fender & Cox, Scottville.
Isom Edwards, Whitead.
W. A. Fender, Whitead.
Edwards & Irwin, Whitead.
0. J. Wyatt, Piney Creek.
H. D. Edwards, Nile.
J. F. Caudill, Air Bellows.
C. H. Wright, Saddle.
J. A. Osborn, City.
Kilby & Co., Miles.
Chambers & Edwards, Brooks.
Physicians not in Towns.
Z. G. Phipps, Nulin.
B. C. Waddell, Topia.
B. E. Reeves, Laurel Springs.
Hugh Hanks, Brooks.
J. D. Smith Laurel Branch.
W. H. Coomes, Edmonds.
Saloons.
No saloons in county.
Sa-xr Mills.
J. M. Boyer & Co., Anna.
P. C. Phipps <fe Co.. Nulin.
W. G. Woodruff & Co., Sparta.
W. I. Harp, Sparta.
T. W. Moxley, Whitead.
Carter Bros., Cherry Lane.
Fender & Jones, Sparta.
Shippers of Produce.
R. H. Hatcher & Co.. Sparta.
F. P. Fields & Co., Sparta.
Woodruff, Duncan & Co., Sparta.
Doughton & Carson, Laurel Springs.
W. T. Upchurch & Co., City.
W. A. Fender, Whitead.
J. T. Evans, Piney Creek.
J. A. Evans, Pinev Creek.
W. W. Hash, Piney Creek.
C. J. Wyatt, Pinev Creek.
J. C. Fields. Elk Creek.
W. B. Estep & Co., Stratford.
A. A. Woodruff & Co., Nile.
R. K. Finney, Nulin.
W. R. Gentry, Edwards X Roads.
Higgins & McMillan, Ennice.
R. H. Gentry & Son, Hooker.
Woodruff & Miles, Cherry Lane.
Allen Fender, Scottville.
Irwin & Richardson, Laura.
SPARTA.
Incorporated in 1881.
Population, 501.
Value real estate, $85,000.
Value personal property, $66,000.00.
No. white polls, 45.
No. colored polls, 5.
POSTMASTER— D. M. Beck.
Hotels anrl Boarding Houses.
-10TEL SPARTA— L. Williams, Prop.
CENTRAL HOTEL— D. C. Reeves, Prop.
SMITH HOUSE— J. H. Smith, Prop.
Schools and Academies.
CITY "UBLIC SCHOOL SUPT. AND
PRIN.— D rof. -own.
SPARTA INSTITUTE— S. W. Brown, Prin-
cipal, Sparta.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— T. M. Honeycutt, James
Slumate, R. K. Johnson, D. J. Roberts.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— A. J. Taylor, C.
H. Collins, W. R. Craft, E. E. Wyatt,
Joshua Grouse, E. A. Long.
METHODIST— S. W. Brown, W. H.
Gentry, J. B. Doughton.
PRESP.YTERI -N— W. A. Murry.
UNION BAP1IST— A. J. Wagoner, A.
McKniga.
Architects.
W. I. Harp.
Auctioneers.
John Choate.
Agricultural Implements.
I? H. Hackler & Co.
Woodruff, Duncan & Co.
F. P. Fields & Co.
Barber Shops.
A. F. Reeves.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
S. A. •"'hoat.
R. L. Doughton, Laurel Springs.
Blacksmith Shops.
W. F. Burchett.
Wm. Richardson.
Books and Stationery.
Star Pub. Co.— A. S. Carson, Prop.
Boots pnd Shoes.
Sam Si ekes.
Cabinet-Makers.
W. I. Harp & Co.
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Contractors and Builders.
W. I. Harp.
D. A. Taylor & Son.
Carriage Maufacturers.
E. A. Won-; R
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. I. Harp.
Confectionery Sealers.
B. L. Tedder & Co.
W. T. Harp & Co.
A. F. Reeves.
Doctors.
G. F. Duncan.
J. L. Doughton.
Robert Thompson.
Samuel Edwaids.
Dry Goods and Notions.
R. H. Haekler & Co.
Woodruff, Duncan & Co.
F. P. Fields & Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Sparta Roller Mill Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Sparta Roller Mill Co.
Furniture Manufacturers.
W. I. Harp & Co.
Furniture Dealers.
W. I. Harp & Co.
General Merchandise.
R. H. Haekler & Co.
F. P. Fields & Co.
Woodruff, Duncan & Co.
Hide" and Pelts.
R. K. Firney, Nulin.
Lawyers.
R. A. Doughton.
W. C. Fields.
G. Cheek.
Job Printing Offices.
Star Publishing Co.
Leather Dealers.
P>. K. Firney, Nulin.
Music Teachers.
Miss Gertrude Blackwell.
Newspapers and Editors.
STAR— A. S. Carson, Editor.
NEWS— D. M. Beck, Editor.
Produce Dealers.
R. H. Haekler & Co.
F. P. Fields & Co.
Woodruff, Duncan & Co.
Peal Estate Agents.
R. A. Doughton.
W. C. Fields.
Retail Grocers.
B. L. Tedder & Co.
•V. I. Harp & Co.
A. F. Reeves.
Saloons.
No saloons in Sparta.
Veterinary Surgeons.
John Choate.
ANSON COUNTY.
County Seat, Wadesboro.
Formed in 1749 from Bladen. Name derived from Admiral Anson, the famous
circum-navigator.
Area, 500 square miles.
Population, 21,870. White males, 5,048; white females, 5,148. Negro males, 5,711;
negro females, 5,963. Foreign born, 13. White males over 21 years, 2,297, colored,
2,073. White polls, 1,547; negro polls, 1,311.
Value of real estate, $1,251,542, in crease over 1900, $7,805; personal property, $873,-
753, increase over 1900, $159,458, including 1,185 horses, 2,761 mules, 4,879 cattle 7
jacks and jennets 5,984 hogs, 180 goats, 981 sheep.
Property listed in 19C0 by whites, $1,865,677; by negroes, $92,350.
TAX RATE— County, 33 2-3 cents on $100; roads, 25 cents; interests on debt,
$1,000.
Twelve miles macadam roads — cost per mile, $1,500.
Number schools: White, 54; colored, 44.
POST OFFICES— ANSONVILLE, Beverly, Boylin, Cairo, Cedarhill, Deep Creek, Dia-
mond Hill, Eggtown, Florian, Fry, Goodman, Hyatt, Jones Creek, Knott's Store,
LILESVILLE, Long Pine, McFarlan, Marengo, MORVEN, Paris, Peachland, Pee Dee,
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ANSON COUNTY.
POLKTON, Poplar Hill, WADESBORO (c. h.), Wharf, White Store.
PUBLIC ROADS — Robert Lampley, Wadesboro, Superintendent. Roads worked by
Old State Law and taxation, 25 cents on $100 and 75 cents poll, total last year, $2,-
470.16. Number miles, 300; gravel, 2; crushed stone, 7y 2 . Convict labor usee.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Carolina Central, 27.50 miles; assessed value $292,623.90
Clieraw & Darlington, 13.90 miles; assessed value 61,521.09
Pee Dec News Transit Company, ; assessed value 1,143.00
\\ . I . Telegraph Company, 158.66 miles; assessed value 12,256.56
Pullman Company, 27.50 miles; assessed value 3,244.34
Southern Express Company, 41.40 miles; assessed value 1,492.80
SI PERIOR COURT: February 10th, criminal cases only; April 14th, civil cases
only; September 8th, criminal cases only; October 6th, civil eases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— John C. Mc-
Lauchlin, Wadesboro.
SHERIFF— J. T. Gaddv, Wadesboro.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— S. A. Benton,
Wadesboro. _ .
TREASURER— J. O. A. Craig, Wades-
boro.
CORONER— E. F. Fenton, Wadesboro.
SURVEYOR— W. P. Ledbetter, Beverly.
STANDARD-KEEPER— D. L. Saylor,
Wadesboro.
CO. ATTORNEY— R. E. Little. Wades-
coro.
bUPT. OF HEALTH— J. H. Bennett,
Wadesboro.
SUPT. CO. HOME— M. O. Strichlin,
Wadesboro.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— J. M. Wall,
Wadesboro.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. C. Hardi-
*on, (chm.), Wadesboro; L. L. Little, An-
sonville; J. W. Kiker, Diamond Hill.
AATORNEY OF BOARD OF EDUCATION
- R. T. Bennett, Wadesboro.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Jas. A. Hardison,
(chm.), Wadesboro; Walter F. Crump,
Polkton, Benj. L. Wall, Lilesville.
CO. BOARD ELECTIONS— James T.
Kendley, (chm.), Wadesboro; Charles B.
Littdsev, Lilesville.
CONSTABLES— Wadesboro Township, Da
riil Crawford, Wadesboro; Lilesville, O. K.
Colson. Lilesville; Morven, W. C. Stegall,
Mcrven; Gulledge, James T. Webb, Deep
Creek: Lanesboro, J. B. Covington, Polk-
ton: White Store, J. A. Leonard, White
Store; Ansonville, M. T. Ballard, Jr., An-
so'ville; Burnsville, S. C. Lee, Hyatt's.
Justices ~f the Peace.
WADESBORO TOWNSHIP— I. H. Horton,
D. E. Gatewood, D. A. McGregor, G. W.
Rogers, W. J. Ashcroft, Wadesboro.
LILESVILLE— Thomas C. Coxe, W. E.
Tiddv. J. T. Williams, Lilesville.
MORVEN— J. A. Niven, C. C. Moore,
Morven; Arch McRae. W. E. Pennington,
McFarlan.
GULLEDGE— Edwin WalL Morven; John
T. Ratliff, Jones Creek; J. T. Gulledge,
Deep Creek.
WHITE STORE— E. E. McRae, G. F.
Mvers, White Store.
LANESBORO— J. W. Beachum, T. M.
Smith, Polkton; H. M. Baucom, C. S. Red-
fearn, Peachland.
EURNSVILLE— J. F. Gaddy, W. H.
Ei\ens, S. J. Turner, Goodman.
ANSONVILLE— A. E. Hendley. Cedar
Hill; J. H. Hendley, B. F. Staton, Anson-
ville.
Public School Teachers.
DeBerry, Miss Mar}', Morven.
Boggan, Miss Nora, Wadesboro.
Brant, Miss Lila, Wadesboro.
McRae, Miss Laura A., Jones' Creek.
McLendon, Miss Flora, Ansonville.
Newell, Miss Bessie, Diamond Hill.
Redfern, Miss Bessie, White Store.
Barber, Miss Virgie, Wadesboro.
Liles, Miss Alice, Morven.
Burns, Miss Beulah, Cedar Hill.
Lindsay, Miss Bright, Lilesville.
Carter, Miss Jennie, Ansonville.
Wilhoit, Miss Cora L. , Ansonville.
Crwford, Miss Virgie, Polkton.
Twine, Miss Lucie M., Morven.
Pope, Miss Minnie, Beverly.
Harrington. Miss Minnie, Polkton.
McRae, Miss Lillie, McFarlan.
Carpenter, Miss Ada, Cedar Hill.
Blair, Miss Mary, Maringo.
Dunlap, Miss Johnsie, Paris.
Liles, Miss Annie Ray, Wadesboro.
Staten, Miss Ruth, Polkton.
Little, Miss Minnie, Monroe.
Goodman, Miss Lela, Polkton.
Byrd, Miss Corrie, Lilesville.
Flake, Miss Emma, Wadesboro.
Redfern, Miss Jennie, G., Ansonville*
Chambers, Miss Berta, Cedar Hill.
Coppeage, Miss Mattie, Wadesboro.
Tice, Miss Mollie, Wadesboro.
McMurray, Miss Georgia, Wadesboro.
Pope, Miss Sue, Beverly.
Robinson, Miss Araminta J., Ansonville.
Bowman, Miss Maggie, Lilesville.
ANSON COUNTY.
Lilly, Miss V. C, Wadesboro.
Allen, Miss Belle, Lilesville.
Coxe, Aliss Bright, Lilesville.
Thomas, Miss Bonnie, Polkton.
McLendon, Miss Leona, Ansonville
Lcdbetter, Miss Grace, Polkton.
Gaddy, Miss Nita, Polkton.
Smith, Miss Maggie, Polkton.
Mask, Mrs. E. K., Polkton.
Craig, Mrs. Susie, Beverly.
Ratliff, Mrs. r.liza, Morven
Fowler, R. B., Reuben.
Martin, T. E., Reuben.
Thomas, S. L., Polkton.
Monroe. T. E., Diamond mil
Dabbs, T. E., Lilesville.
Maske, M. W., Polkton.
Johnson, D. M., McFarlan
Smith, J. L., Reuben.
McCollum, Faxton, Polkton
McGregor. D. A., Wadesboro.
Cnffin, B. H., Peachland.
Rivers, R. L., McFarlan
Newell. W. A., Lilesville.
Baucum, II. M., Peachland.
Johnson, J. E., McFarlan.
Thompson, W. M., Lilesville.
Ross, M. L., Olive Branch
Lockhart. J. A., Wadesboro.
Beavers, G. M., Peachland.
Crawford, Wade, Polkton
McBryde, D. L.. Morven
Hendley, J. J., Wadesboro.
Beachum, D. L., Polkton
Fenton, E. F., Wadesboro.
Lockhart, Luther B., Cedar Hill
Bobbitt, B. B., White Store.
McRae, John A., White Store.
Jordan, John R., Lilesville
Marsh, P. p., Wadesboro.
Thomas, C. W., Diamond Hill
Thomas, F. E., Diamond Hill.
Shippers of Produce.
Y. C. Allen, Lilesville.
J. M. Marsh, Wadesboro.
Sam Flake, Wadesboro.
Dr. Maynard, Wadesboro.
C. M. Teal, Wadesboro.
T. J. Ingram, Wadesboro.
J T. Saunders, Lilesville.
S. E. Hatcher, Lilesville.
All merchants.
Cotton Gins.
Thomas C. Coxe, Lilesville.
J. J. Dunlap, Paris.
T. J. Ingram, Lilesville.
L. L. Little, AnsonvilJp.
Robert Lamp^-y, Wadesboro.
G. T. Little, Poplar Hill.
B. L. Wall. Pee Dee
John T. Wall, Lilesville.
Merchants not in Towns.
Boggan Bros., Pee Dee.
W. H. Bivens, Goodman.
Dr.nlan Bros., Cedar Hill.
Ed. Price. Pee Dee.
T. P. Richardson, Pee Dee.
H. J. Wall, Marengo.
Physicians not in Towns.
W. W. Barrett, Peachland.
b. B. Carpenter, Cedar Hill
James M. Dunlap, Ansonville
John A. McRae, While Store.
WADESBORO.
Incorporated in I7,s:;
Population, 1,700.
\alue real estate, M'Yi.000
A alue personal property, $500,000.
No. white polls, 125.
No. color; d polls, 75.
R^5t ^TuT !^ P ur Poses, 50c. on $100.
Bonded debt, i
Streets, $1.50 on each poll.
City owns water works.
City o-vns lights.
Town Officers.
Election held first Monday in Ma v. Term
Dt ofPcn, two years
MAYOR— J. A. Little
CLERK-W. P. Parsons.
fREASURER— W. P. Parsons
lTTrS L v EC S° R - J0h " "Hedge.
ATTORNEY— Bennett & Bennett
CITY PHYSICIAN-J H Bennett
BShffigBBSS rtIor don -
rSSSFHS^"- P - Ledbetter y r<
PmT^,°^x T POLICE - John W. Gulledge
ro i 1 ^? ni N 7; W * de Misenheimer. g
BOARD OF ALDERMEN-Wm. C Har-
dison, John D. Leak, John J. Little.
P 'rf,?v S0 ,1^ ff - J - McLendon.
rf r T VT- IC S S H °, 0r -^ James A- Lock-
>'rl'- '• 't^ uu ' !1i:i1; Misa Lila B rent, Miss
«S2JS T,1 " y - Assistants.
POSTMASTER-^. L . Matheson.
Ministers and Churches
BAPTIST-J. F. Love, Pastor
MEraom^r^ ',?'' Ir T " ,so "' ^ctor.
MfclrluDIsr — F. H. Wood Pisf-or
PRESBYTERIAN-b. &r, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
ftiSffi INSTITUTK -I>- A. McGregor,
Sr ™° M '■^rrell,
p a ni U R S ?f? RO n • K^ERGARTEN-MiM
battle Battle, Pnncii al.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
GADDI IliHSK- Mi sa Qaddy, Prop
*%%£? hot] ff^-sa
PENTOX IIOISE-J. T. Benton, Prop.
Architects.
W. T. Brasington.
r TO „ Auctioneers.
•'. \\ . Rogers.
Agricultural Implements.
Coppedge & Redfearn
g. A. & B. G. Covington
Hardison Co.
H. W. Little <fc Co.
Leak & Marshall.
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ANSON COUNTY.
D.
B.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK— John D. Leak,
President; Win. L. Marshall. Cashier.
President; Win. L. Marshall, Cashier.
Capital, $50,000; Undivided profits, $30,000.
3rokers.
II. H. McKeithan.
Building & Loan Associations.
ANSON B. & L. ASSOCIATION— W. J.
McLendon, President; Thomas A. Marshall,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
F. J. Ingram.
C. C. Teal.
'..'atkins Bros.
Blacksmith Shops.
Henry Chavis.
Jerome Dargan.
J. D. Mills.
II. D. Pinkston & Son.
L. Say lor.
Books and Stationery.
H. Crowr'er.
Janus A. Hardison.
Wadesboro Drug Co.
Boots and Shoes.
Griggs <fc Savior.
L. J. Huntley.
Haidison Co.
W. J. Huntley.
Henry Liles.
Williams Bros.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Kd. Grower.
Henry Dp Berry.
Joel Home.
Bricw. M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. T. Brasington.
Bicycle Dealers.
B. 11. Crowder.
Barber Shops.
Kl on dike Barber Shop— Sandy Covington,
Proprietor.
National Barber Shop— R. A. Allen, Prop.
Bottling Works.
WADESBORO BOTTLING WORKS— Par -
ker & Knight, Proprietors.
Carriage Maufacturers.
B. H. Crowder.
S. S. Shepherd.
Canned Goods.
James Plunkett.
W. N. Pinkston.
Richardson & Gatewood.
James T. Redfearn.
H. Williams.
Contractors and Builders.
W. T. Brasington.
George Fort.
Carriage Maufacturers.
H. D Pinkston & Son.
D. L. Saylor.
Casket I»T'f'rs and Dealers.
S. S. S..epherd.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
H. R. Allen & Co.
L. J. Huntley.
Haidison Co.
Henry Lilps.
Williams Bros.
Cotton Mills.
WADESBORO COTTON MILLS— W. J.
McLendon, President; W. L. Steple, Secre-
tary and Treasurer; W. J. McLendon, Jr.,
Superintendent.
Crockery and Glassware.
R. IT. Covington.
V.. A. & B. G. Covington.
Confectionery Dealers.
P. H. Crowder.
James A. Hardison.
W. N. Pinkston.
James Plunkett.
Richardson & Gatewood.
Cotton Gins.
W. T. Brasington.
Henry Hill.
John Sullivan.
Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
Y\ ADKSBORO OIL AND ICE CO— Wm. C.
!';;rdison, President.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
W. H. And ison.
('. M. Burns.
J. D. Home.
Hardison Co.
James A. Leak.
H. W. Little.
Druereists.
J. I. Campbell.
James A. Hardison.
Dentists.
James M. Boyette.
W. F. Gray.
Doctors.
E. F. Ashe.
J H. Bennett.
R. B. Beckwith.
J. I. Campbell.
Jaines M. Covington.
James M. Covington, Jr.
\\ m. A. Ingram.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Bowman.
Mrs. Gulledge.
Miss Caddy,
"iss Knotts.
Dry Goods and Notions.
K. W. Ashcraft.
Bennett Bros.
J. O. A. Craig.
T. S. Crowson.
ilardison Co.
Henry Liles.
W. J. Huntley.
Williams liros.
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ANSON COUNTY.
G?
Musical Instruments.
J F Caudle.
B. 11. C'rowder.
Dealers in Carriages.
Griggs & Huntley.
F n Garments Factories.
J. \V. Walker.
Dealers in Ice.
Wadesboro Oil and Ice Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
James A. llanlison.
Erawers Factory.
HARGRAVK & LEAK M'F'U CO— Fred.
Ilargrave, President.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
i tries A. Hardison.
II. \V. Little & Co.
Leak & Marshall.
Electric Companies & Officers.
riant owned by city— \V. C. Stewart,
Superintendent.
T^sh Markets.
Charles Bruner.
T. J. Ingram.
C C. Teal.
Watkina Hros.
Fruit Dealers.
W. N. Pinkston.
.1 unes Plunkctt.
Richardson & Gatewood.
nr. Corn and Feed Dealers.
K. W. Ashcraft.
ilardison Co.
H. W. Little & Co.
Furniture Manufacturers.
. £. S. Shepherd.
Furniture Dealers.
J. F. Caudle.
! a. II my.
iV. J. Hum ey.
General Merchandise.
F. C. Allen.
K. \Y. Ashcraft.
.1 '). V. Craig.
i iirgs X Saj lor.
Hardison Co.
J. I). Home.
II. \V. Little k Co.
I i ak ft Marshall.
,' \. McRae.
Frank Medley.
R dfi avn k Lrwry.
II. I). Pinkston.
W. N i Inkslon.
M L. Rose .v Son.
»V. [.. Ruse & Son.
Richardson & Oatewood.
Earaware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
( opi edfr & Redfearn.
H. A. & B 0. Covington.
T. R. Tomlinson.
H - -i Dealers.
\. k B. G. Covington.
, * i- ..,.,
Ice Factories and Officers.
WADESBORO OIL AND ICE CO.— W. C
Hardison, President.
Insurance Agencies.
Marshall & Little.
Wyatt & Caudle.
Job Printing Offices.
M'sseng r and Intelligencer Job Printing
Company.
Wadesboro Courier.
Lawyers.
R. T. Bennett.
John T. Bennett.
T L. Caudle.
Fred J. Coxe.
R. E. Little.
James A. Lockhart.
H. II. McLendon.
L D. Robinson.
Deathe- Dealers.
O. S. Fort.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
H. W. Little & Co.
Machinery Dealers.
Coppedge & Redfearn.
\. & l«. G. Covington.
T. R. Tomlinson.
Marble Works.
Wadesboro Marble Works.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
T. S. Crowson.
Henry Li.es.
i Music Teachers.
Mrs. W. J. Ferrell.
Newspapers and Editors.
Mi- iND INTELL1GENI KB— J.
G. Boi lin, Editor.
WADESRORO COURIER— John E. Mc-
Lauchlin, Editor.
Opera House Managers.
Coxe & Lockhart.
Oil Dealers.
lames A. Hardison.
Painters.
Ben Hill.
— . — . Hammond.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
F A. & B. G. Covington.
Jam s A. Hardison.
\\ adesboro i n | Co.
Retail Grocers.
3. W. Ashcraft.
F. C. AlKn.
• riggs -v Saj lor.
li. L>. Pinkston.
James Plunkett.
W. X. Pinkston.
J. T. Bedfearu
lUcliar Ison & (iriggs.
H. Williams.
Real Estate Aeents.
T. L.
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ANSON COUNTY.
ShinjrXe Dealers.
W. T. Brasington.
Sil"^ Factories.
WADESBORO SILK M'F'G CO— Robert
Singleton, Superintendent.
Sporting Goods.
U. H. Crowder.
Stoves and Tinware.
Coppedge & Redfearn.
E. A. & B. G. Covington.
T. R. Tomlinson.
Sales and Livery Stables.
C. W. Oriftin.
J. J. Little.
J. IX Mills.
Saloons.
D. Auman.
Coleman Bailey.
Enoch James.
W. T. Mills.
J. I. Mills & Co.
Typewriters and Supplies.
B. H. Crowder.
Tailor Establishments.
Frank Houston.
Billy Patrick.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— W. T. Rose, Mgr.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
WADESBORO TELEPHONE CO.— W. T.
Rose, Manager.
â– Water Company and Officers.
Owned by citv— J. J. Liles, Supt.
R. R. AGENTS— J. B. Lee, S. A. L.; Z.
T. Barbee, A. C. L.
EXPRESS AGENT— T. W. Crowson.
Southern Express Co.
Wholesale Grocers.
Wm. P. Parsons.
Watches and Jewelry
B. H. Crowder.
Wood-Working Shops.
II. D. Pinkston k Son.
B. L. Sayior.
ANSONVIELE.
Population, white, 125; colored, 100.
No. white polls, 50.
Value real estate, $100,000.
Value personal property, $50,000.
No. colored polls, 40.
No to.vn officers
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE.— J. A. Dun-
lap, (chm.), S. M. Clark, R. A. Carter.
POSTMASTER— W. H. Wilhoit.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— G. O. Wilhoit, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
MFTHODIST— J. H. Brendle, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
PRIVATE SCHOOL— Rev. E. P. Green,
Principal; Miss Minnie Wilhoit, Miss Jen-
nie Grace Redfearn, Miss Winnie Redfeearn.
Boots and Shoes.
J. H. Hendley.
J. F. Ross.
J. R. Richardson.
W. H. Wilhoit.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
W. S. Watson.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. F. Ross.
W. H. Wilhoit.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. L. Bearhum.
H. J. Simmons.
Canned Goods.
W. D. Brooks.
J. H. Hendlev.
J. F. Ross.
J. R. Richardson.
W. H. Wilhoit.
W. S. Watson.
Contractors and Builders.
Mike Mendenhall, (col).
H. J. Simmons.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
J. H. Hendley.
J. R. Richardson.
J. F. Ross.
W. H. Wilhiot.
Crockerv and Glassware.
J. H. Hendley.
J. R. Richardson.
J. F. Ross.
W. H. Wilhoit.
Confectionery Dealers.
J. F. Ross.
J. H. Hendley.
W. H. Wilhoit.
J. R. Richardson.
W. S. Watson.
W. D. Brooks.
Cotton Gins.
J. F. Ross.
D. R. Dunlap.
Doctors.
J. M. Lunlap.
Druersrists.
J. II. Hendley.
J. F. Ross.
Dealerr in Carriages.
J. H. Hendley.
Dress-Makers.
Mr?. Joe LeRoy.
Dry Goods and Notions.
J. F. Ross.
J. H. Hendley.
W'SON COUNTY.
W. H. Wilhoit.
J. R. Richardson.
Furniture Dealers.
â– T. F. Ross.
• T. H. Hendley.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
.T. H. Hendley.
J. F. Ross.
\V. H. Wilhoit.
Fish Markets.
\V. H. Wilhoit.
Flour, Corn and Feed Mills.
J. H. Hendley.
J. F. Ross.
W. H. Wilhoit.
General Merchandise.
J. H. Hendley.
•J. F. Ross.
W. H. Wilhoit.
J. R. Richardson.
Hardware Dealers.
J. F. Ross.
J. H. Hendley.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
G. O. Wilhoit.
Hardware and Ag'l Implcm'ts.
J. H. Hendley.
J. F. Ross.
W. A. Smith.
Machinery Dealers.
W. A. Smith.
Music Teachers.
Miss Jennie Grace Redfearn.
Oil Dealers.
J. H. Hendlev.
J. F. Ross.
W. H. Wilhoit.
JT. R. Richardson.
W. S. Watson.
W. D. Brooks.
Retail Grocers.
J. H. H.ndley.
J. F. Ross.
\V. H. Wilhoit.
\V. S. Watson.
W. D. Brooks.
Stoves and Tinware.
J. H. Hendley.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
.1. H. HENDLEY TELEPHONE CO.— J.
H. Hendlev.
W. A. SMITH TELEPHONE CO.— W. H.
Wilhoit.
Wood-Working Shops.
J. L. Beachum.
FEACHLAND.
Incorporated in 1897.
Population, 150.
Value real estate.
Value personal property, >:io,000.
\ T o. white polls. 40.
No. colored polls, 8.
I AY KATE— 20 cents on $100 for all town
I urposes.
Town OiF.i.crs
I 2 years.
MAYOR— C. B. Moore.
CLERK— C. B. M
TREASl i;i:i: James Crowder.
I'A\ I TOR— James Crowder.
CITY PHYSIC! VN W. W. Ban
CHIEF OF POLK E James Crowder.
RD OF ALDERMEN -W. II. Ciiffin,
8. rhomas, S. G. Ph
II \ S( HOOL ( OMM] ITi E— L. C.
Smith, C. B. Moore.
'I Bl [i S< HOOL PRIN.- (I. M. Beavers.
POSTMASTER— A. D. Griffin.
K. R. AGENT— W. D. C. Gatliings.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. 1). I . Gatliings.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— G. 0. Wilhoit, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— James Mills,
â– or.
PROTESTANT METHODIST A. M. G
Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
PRIVATE SCHOOL— G. M. Prin.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
\V. D. C. Gathings.
Agricultural Implements.
Tames Crowder.
C. B. Moore.
V. A. Phiplu C
Boot and Shoe Shops.
M. S. Thomas.
Boots and Shoes.
James Crowd, r.
(J. B. Moore.
A. A. Phipher.
Blacksmith Shops.
James Smith, (col.)
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. W. Carpenter & Co.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
. ruines Crowder.
C. B. Moore.
Canned Goods.
James Crowder.
v. D. Griffin.
C. B. Moore.
A. A. Phipher.
Contract-rs and Builders.
William Carpenter.
T. C. L.il
J. B. Liles.
Carriage Ma;ifacturcrs.
F. \l. Gray.
ANSON COUNTY.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
C. 15. Moore.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
James Crowd er.
C. B. Moore.
A. A. Phipher.
Crorkerv and Glassware.
C. B. Moore.
Confectionery Dealers.
Janr s Crowder.
C. B. Moore.
A. A. Phipher.
Cotto~ Gins.
C. B. Moore.
Doctors.
VV. W. Barrett.
P. L. Beeman.
Drue-srists.
W. W. Barrett.
Dealers in Carriages.
F. M. Gray.
Drv Goods and Notions.
James Crowdrr.
A. D. Oriffin.
C. B. Moore.
A. A. Phipher.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
James Crowder.
C. B. Moore.
A. A. Phipher.
Fish Markets.
G. D. Moore.
Fruit Dealers.
Jam n s Crowder.
C. B. Moore.
A. A. Phipher.
Furniture Dealers.
C. B. Moore.
Flour Mills.
C. B. Moore.
General Merchandise.
James Crowder.
C. B. Mooie.
A. A. Phipher.
Grist Mills.
C. B. Moore.
• Hardware Dealers.
James Crowder.
C. B. Moore.
A. A. Phipher.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
C. B. Moore.
Insurance Agencies.
V. Allen.
Lrather Dealers.
M. S. Thomas.
Milliuery and Fancy Goods.
C. B. Moore.
Oil Dealers.
C. B. Moore.
A. A. Phipher.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
C. B Moore.
Stoves and Tinware.
C. B. Moore.
Retail Grocers.
James Crowder.
A. D. Griffin.
C. B. Moore.
A. A. Phipher.
Sales and Livery Stables.
C. B. Moore.
WooJ-Working Shops.
J. A. Moore. (Well buckets and kegs.)
POLKTON.
Incorporated in 1876.
Population, 276.
Value real estate, $50,000.
Value personal property, $25,000.
No. white polls, 50.
No. colored polls, 15.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 20c. on $1C0.
ron'ii Officers
Election held first Monday in May every
2 vears.
.\mOU— W. F. Crump.
CLERK— R. G. Austin.
TREASURER— R. G. Austin.
TAX COLLECTOR— S. K. Harris.
ATTORNEY— L. D. Robinson, Wadesboro.
CHIEF OF POLICE— S. K. Harris.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. G. Austin,
J. E. Carter, J. T. Lockhart, A. D.
Dumas. J. B. Griffin.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— L. C. Smith, C.
F. Bennett, C. B. Moore.
POSTMASTER— E. \V. Flake.
R. R. AGENT -J. E. Carter.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. E. Carter.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. W. Little, Pastor.
METHODIST— W. V. llonevcutt, Pastor.
PRESPYTER1AN— Donald Mclver, Pastor,
Wadesboro.
Schools and Academies.
PRIVATE SCHOOL— Miss Grace Ledbet-
ter, Principal.
Agricultural Implements.
Bovd & Griffin.
W." F. Crump.
Blacksmith Shops.
D. W. Bricker.
Books and Stationery.
T. K. O Neal.
ANSON COUNTY.
71
Boots and Shoes.
J. T. Beachara.
Bovd & Grilfin.
T. K. O'Neal.
Boot anu Shoe Shops.
J. T Loekhart.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Flake &: Candle.
VV. 1". Crump.
Cotton Gins.
C. B. Williams.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
VV. F. Crump.
Canned Goods.
R. G. Austin.
J. T. Beacham.
I. owl & Griffin.
Contractors and Builders.
A. D. Dumas.
S. H. Dabbs.
VV. VV. Moore.
J. VV". McCollum.
C. B. Williams.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Boyd & Griffin.
Crockery and Glassware.
T. K. O'Neal.
Confectionery Dealers.
R. G. Austin.
Dentists.
T. M. Smith.
Doctors.
L. C. Smith.
1>. M. Smith.
Drue-arists.
D. M. Smith.
D ress-Makers.
Mrs. T. C. Baueom.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Bovd & Griffin.
T. K. O'Neal.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Boyd & Griffin.
1 lour Mills.
I. F. Caud'e.
J. M. Griffin.
Fish Markets.
V. Godwin.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
R. G. Austin.
Furniture Dealers.
Bovd & Griffin.
T. K. O'Neal.
Grist Mills.
J. C. Goodwin.
General Merchandise.
J. T. Beai.hain
Bovd & Griltin.
T. K. O'N.al.
HotiJs and Boarding Houses.
J. C. Carraway.
S. S. Carter.
VV. C. Diwese.
"Hardware Dealers.
J. T. Beaeliam.
Bovd & Grilfin.
T. K. O'Neal.
Smith Bros.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
A. Li. Dumas.
J. C. Goodman.
Insurance Agencies.
N. G. Thomas.
Lawyers.
Daniel VV. Smith.
Leather Dealers.
A. D. Dumas.
J. C. Goodman
usic Teachers.
Mrs. '.I. E. Carter.
Miss Lula De Be rrv.
Musical Instruments.
T. K. O'Neal.
Oil Dealers.
R. G. Austin.
.1. T. Beacham.
Bovd & Griltin.
T. K. O'N.al.
Painters.
V. Godwin.
Pnint and Oil Dealers.
D. M. Smith.
Retail Grocers.
R. G. Austin.
J. T. Beaeliam.
Boyd & Griltin.
Tanners.
A. D. Dumas.
J. C. Goodwin.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
J. F. Carter.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Smith & Bivens.
Sales aad Livery Stahles.
VV. F. Crump.
Spoke and Handle Factories.
Dock tv Hardware Co.
7toves ann Tinware.
Bovd A' Griltin.
T. K. O'Neal.
72.
WSON COUNTY.
Wood-Working Shops.
I). W. Bri<
LILESVILEE.
mlation, !
Value real estate, $100,000.
Value persona] property, $50,000.
No. white polls, 50.
No. colon il polls, 20.
TAX RATI-:— City purposes, 20 cents on
$100.
Toavu Officers:.
Election held every two years.
MAYOR- R. L. Henry.
CLERK— C. L. Frederick.
TREASURER— C. L. Frederick.
TAX COLLECTOR— E. H. Crump.
ATTORNEY— Fred. .T. Coxe. Wadesboro.
( ITY PHYSICIAN— J. E. Kerr.
CHIEF OF POLICE- E. II. Crump.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Thomas C.
. C. L. Frederick, E. P. Liles.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Samuel Spencer,
A. J. Allen, P. H. Sellers.
; OSTMASTER— A. P. Liles.
R. R. AGENT— A. J. Allen.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. J. Allen.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— No Pastor.
METHODIST— S. S. Casque, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Donald Mclver, Pastor.
Schools end Academies.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— Miss Belle Allen.
Miss Bright Lindsey.
Agricultural Implements.
T. A. Home.
E. P. Liles.
Books and Stationery.
E. T. Liles.
Boots and Shoes.
C. L. Frederick & Co.
T. A. Home.
R. L. Henry.
E. J. Lilly.
E. P. Liles.
L. D. Williams.
Blacksmith Shops.
John A. McAlister.
Thomas B. Mills.
Caaned Goods.
S.E. Hatcher.
A. P. Liles.
J. T. Saunders & Co.
Contractors and Builders.
W. T. Dawkins.
Carriage Maufacturers.
John A. McAlister.
Cotton Gins.
Y. C. Allen.
B. V. Henry.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
T. A. Home.
E. P. Liles.
E. J. Lilly.
C. L. Frederick & Co.
Crockery and Glassware.
T. A. Home.
E. J. Lilly.
E. P. Liles.
Confectionery Dealers.
S. E. Hatcher.
R. L. Lenrv.
J. T. Sound, rs & Co.
L. D. Williams.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
B. V. Henry.
T. A. Home.
E. J. Lilly.
E. P. Liles.
J. M. Thomas.
Doctors.
Dr. James M. Boyette.
J. Edwin Kerr.
Drusreists.
E. P. Liles.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. J M. Smith.
Drv Goods and Notions.
C. L. Frederick & Co.
T. A. Horne.
E. P. Liles.
E. J. Lilly.
L. D. Williams.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
E. P. Liles.
Flour, Corn and Feed Dealers.
S. E. Hatcher.
J. T. Saunders & Co.
L. D. Williams.
I is < Markets.
S. E. Hatcher.
Fruit Dealers.
C. L. Frederick & Co.
J. T. Saunders.
Furniture Dealers.
R. L. Henry.
Flour Mills.
Y. C. Allen.
Furniture Dealers.
R. L. Henry.
General Merchandise.
C. L. Frederick & Co.
T. A. Horne.
R. L. Henry.
E. P. Liles.
E. J. Lilly.
J. T. Saunders & Co.
L. D. Williams.
WSON COUNTY.
Grist Mills.
Y. C. Allen.
B. V. Henry.
Hardware Dealers.
T. A. Home.
E. P. Liles.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
John L. Ingram.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
A. J. Allen.
J. T. Saunders.
Y. C. Allen.
Leather Dealers.
John Ingram.
Machinery Dealers.
John A. McAlister.
Musical Instruments.
John L. Ingram.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
C. L. Frederick & Co.
E. P. Liles.
Oil Dealers.
S. P. Liles.
Retail Grocers.
S. E. Hatcher.
T. A. Home.
R. L. Henry.
E. P. Liles.
E. J. Lillv.
A. P. Liies.
J. T. Saunders & Co.
L. D. Williams.
Stoves and Tinware.
T. A. Home.
E. P. Liles.
Sales and livery Stables.
John A. McAlister.
J. T. Saunders.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
A. J. Allen.
Wood-Working Shops.
T. B. Mills.
John A. McAlister.
MORVEN.
Incorporated in 1883.
Population, 447.
Value real estate, $55,000.
Value personal property, $45,000.
No. white polls, 52.
No. colored noils, 28.
TAX RATE— 35 cents on $100 for city
purposes.
Town OHiceis.
Election held every two */y.vtb.
MAYOR— C. C. Moore.
CLERK— W. F. McQueen.
TREASURER— W. P. McQu"pt».
TOV \ I ONSTABLE J. P. Lai
ATTORNEY L. D. Robinson.
TAX COLLE< TOR J. P. Liwboo.
BOARD OF I OMMISSION1 \i 3 -I. E.
. T. V. Hardison, J. 1.. Lil tie M. L.
VV. F. McOuei n.
SCHOOL TRI STE1 - I B. I igton,
M. L. Ham, T. F. Meisenheime", V\\ L.
Little, C. H. Dunn.
PI BLK T. w. Morris K. E.
L. Northcutt, VV. I". McQueen.
POSTM L.irJ.
R. R. AGENT- M. L. 11am.
EXPRESS AGENT— M. L. Ham.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— S. VV. Bennett, Pastor.
METHODIST— L. E. Stacy, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Donald Mclver, Pastor.
Agricultural Implements.
Hardison Co.
J. L. Little & Co.
M. II. Lowry & Co.
G. A. Martin.
J. E. Moore.
Barber Shops.
Mark Ramsiur.
Books and Stationery.
M. II. Lowry & Co.
. Boots and Shoes.
W. T. Brasington.
C. B. Covington.
Hardison I i,
M. H. Lowrv & Co.
J. L. Little & I o.
J. E. Moore.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Lowry & Lewis.
C. W. Willoughby.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. P. Lav/son.
Meighan & Co.
Canned Goods.
C. B. Covington.
M. II. Lowery it Co.
J. L. Little & Co.
G. A. Martin.
C. H. Ratli.f.
Contractors and Builders.
J. B. Ballard.
H. E. Ballard.
Ben Byrd.
J. F. Thomas.
J. P. Watson.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
W. T. Brasington.
C. IS. Covington.
Hardison •' 'o.
M. 11. Lowry k Co.
J. E. Moore.
Crockerv and Glassware.
M. II. Lowry & Co.
74
ANSON COUNTY.
Confectionery Dealers.
M. H. l.owry & Co.
G. A. M;nin.
C. B. Covington.
Cotton Gins.
Gardner, Liles ft Co.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
Hardison Co.
Little & Co.
G. A. Martin.
J. K. .Moore.
Dentists.
J. F. Smyre.
Doctors.
T. F. Meisenhem er.
R. D. Ross.
Drueerists.
J. C. Ilines.
Dealers in Carriages.
G. A. Martin.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. M J. Dean.
Mis. E. .1. Dunn.
Frv Gools and Notions.
W. T. Prusington.
G. B. Covington.
Hardison Co. .
V. H. t.owrv & Co.
.T. K. Moor •.
C. H. Ratliff.
Deplers in Grain and Seed.
C. B. Covinton.
M. II I owrv & Co.
J. I.. Little & Co.
G. A. Martin.
Flour Mills.
Gardner. Liles & Co.
Furniture Dealers.
M. H. Lowry.
Fruit Dealers.
C. B. Covinton.
M. H. Lowry & Co.
G. A. Martin.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Hardison Co.
J. L. Little & Co.
.1. 1". Mnore.
G. A. Martin.
Fish Markets.
Dar^nn Caple.
George Wat kins.
General Merchandise.
..an'ison Co.
M. H. Lowry & Co.
J. [C. Moore.
C. H. Ratliff.
Grist Mills.
Gardner, Li.es & Co.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Lowry.
Hardware Dealers.
Hardison Co.
M. II. Lowry & Co.
J. L. Little & Co.
J. E. Moore.
Insurance Agencies.
C. B. Covington.
Job Printing Offices.
A. G. Thompson.
Leather Dealers.
M. H. Lowry & Co.
G. A. Martin.
Machinery Dealers.
G. A. Martin.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. K. J. Dunn.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. J. E. Avent.
Mrs. W. P. Smith.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
J. C. Hines.
Retail Grocers.
'Hardison Co.
J. L. Little & Co.
M. H. Lowry & Co.
J. E. Moore.
G. A. Martin.
C. H. Ratliff.
Stoves and Tinware.
M. H. Lowry & Co.
J. E. Moore.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Lowry & Little.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
M. L. Ham.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
THE WADESBORO TELEPHONE CO.—
VV. P. Parsons, President.
Undertakers and Fmbalmers.
C. B. Covington.
Woo;l-Working Shops.
J. P. Lawson.
MTARLAN.
Population. 112.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— \V. E. Pennington.
CLERK— J. F. Moore.
ASHE - Ol NTY.
75
ASHE COUNTY.
County Seat, Jefferson.
9,542; white females. 9,355. Negro males, 318:
White males over 2] years, 3,847; colored, 1-2.
Formed in 17 n 9 from Wi'k°s. It is the extieme northwest corner of the State. Name
di rived from Governor Samuel Ashe.
Area, 450 square miles.
POPULATION: 19.581. White males,
m gro females, 31)6. Foreign born, 12.
White polls, 2,551; negro polls, 65.
Value of real estate, $860,o(*5. Value personal property, $699,795, including 3.360
horses, 629 mules, 25 jacks' and jennets. (U goats, 8,016 cattle, 12,438 hogs, 18.678 sheep.
Property listed in 190D by white, $1,551,156; by negroes, $8,854.
TAX HATE— County, 66 2-3c. on $100; roids, K'c. ; interest on debt, $1,000. Debt,
$9,000.
No. Schools: White, 103; Colored, 10.
POST OFFICES: Algi rs. APPLE GROVE, Ashley, Aster, Baldwin, BEAVER CREEK,
Berlin, Berni"e, Blevin, Bly, Brandon, Bud, Burnthill, Clilton, Comet, Concert,
CRESTON, Crow, Grumpier, Dresden, Dyson, Eugene, Eye, Fig. Fleetwood, Fl lit 111.. S.
Gale, Gap Creek, Grassy Creek, Graybeal, Grayson, Grigsby, Crimsiey, Harmon, Helton,
Hermitage, Hopkins. Husk, IDLEWILD, Idol JEFFERSON (c. h.), Jones, Lamar,
Lansing, Linney, Nathans Creek, Nettle Knob, New River, Obids, Ore Knob, Orion,
Oval, Parker, PINCKTON, Riverside, Roark, Roberts, Roten, SCOTTSV1LLE, Silas
Creek. Solitude, Sturgills, Sussex, Sutberla ids, TH ANTON, Todd. Transou, Treetop,
Trout, Venus, Vernon. Wagoner, Weasel, Weaverford, W'h eh r, Woodford.
PUBLIC ROADS: D. A. Dobourn, Jefferson, Supt. Roads worked by 0;d State Law.
Amount spent last year, $3000. No. miles, 600.
SUPERIOR COURT: April 21st, two weeks; July 21st, two weeks; October 13th,
two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— A. S. Eller,
Jcfierson.
SHERIFF— Ambrose Clark, Crow.
REGISTER UF DEEDS— D. A. Osborn,
Jefferson. , .
TREASURER— J. W. Wayman, Jefferson.
CORONER— Hannibal Brown, Clilton.
SI RVEYOR— John H. Cole, Sutherland.
STANDARD-KEEPER— Amos Taylor, Jef-
terson. . _
CO. ATTORNEY— R. H. McNeill, Jeffer-
SUPT. HEALTH— J. W. Colvard, Jeffer-
son. , ,
SUPT. CO. HOME— W. D. Howell, Jef-
ferson.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— J. O. Goodman,
Beaver Creek.
I.OARD OF EDUCATION— Allen Jones,
Jr., (ehm.1, Jefferson; Thomas J. Houck,
Baldwin; John T. Bledsoe, Gale.
ATTORNEY BOARD OF EDUCATION— G.
L. Park, Jefferson.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— H. G. Phipps,
(.bin.), Baldwin; David Graybeal, Graybeal;
Barnett Idol, Idol.
( UNSTABLE!*— Grassy Creek Township, R.
B. Hlldler, Sussex; Helton, Albert Ball,
Helton O ..ids. 11. II. Burg ss, Obids; Clu-st-
i.ut Hill, F.oyd Blevins, VVeaviTsford;
Walnut Hill, T. R. Colvard. B.evins; .If-
rson, -I ihn S. Ca loway, Jefferson; Cres-
Inn George W. Mi, am, Creston; line
Swamp, W. S. Green, Cap CreU; I'iney
i r ek. A Audivion. Lansing; Peak Creek,
.). P. Osborn, Be. don; Laurel, J. \\ . Way-
man. Graybeal; C.itton, Sol. Richardson,
('lifton; Hois- Creek, Lee Thompson,
Pincktoj: North Fork. J. S. Alhn. s.ilh-
i rlantls; O <l Fields, John II. Gentry, Bald-
win.
( O. BOARD OF ELECTIONS — lohn Z.
Seal, (el. in.), J.'fferson; Wall r Williamson,
isec). Wagoner; Bcnj. P. (iligslij. Fig.
Justices of the Peace.
OLD FIELDS TOWNSHIP— D. S. Law-
rence, Biawr (leek; James Esteu, Bald-
win; H. II. Uoodman, Baldwin; D. C.
ilowel!. Todd: I. Graham, Todd.
CHESTON— M. M. Lewis, Fig; J. N.
Cravb al, limit; Wiiliurn til\er, Todd;
\\ J. VIcEwin, ( reston; W. A. McMillan,
Fig
NORTH FORK— O. W. Cornell. Sutli
.viands; M. ('. Roark, Roark; M. F.
Roark, Roark; VV. P. Lewis. Sutherlanda;
J. II. Hardin, Sutherlands; L. J. SturgiJ,
Parker; W. It. Osborne, Sutherlands.
OBIDS— D. W. Adams, Venus; D. C.
Miller. John < . Bowlin, Venus; J. C. Par-
ens, 1. F. K;nv, l>. II. Burgess, Obids.
JEFFERSON G. H. Phillips, Jefferson;
F. I.. Colvard, Gale; II. Procter, Jefferson.
HORsK CREEK— W. J. Elliott, Elihu
Wyatt Pinckton; W. F. Gilley, Weasel; S.
M. Brooks, Apple Grove; J. W. Goss, Ash-
ley. •
JlIFTON— F. Richardson, Clifton; H. A.
Fanner, Fig; W.
1 aw, Cornel : V
LAUREL— Sol.
nington Jones;
Hugh Hagaman,
PEAK CREEK-
llill- II
son, Fui
Transou,
P. Turner, Dresden; J. G.
A. Price, Fig.
S. Pennington, I. Pen-
J. H. Baugess, Graybeal;
Grishy.
-S. C. Richardson, Burnt
B. VVoodie. Beldon; M. Richard-
hes; G. B. Austin, Transou, S. M.
Transou.
CHESTNUT HILL— J. E. Gambill, G. \V.
Sawyer Aster; J. D. McMillan, Nathan's
(reek.
CREEK— Samuel McLower,
C. Powers, Ashley; D. M.
II. C. Tucker, Weasel; B. G.
Francis, Eugene.
HILL— J. W. Hudler, Bud; E.
D. Cox, Blevins.
H. Tomliston, G.
PINKY
Eugene ; W.
Hart, Eye;
Faw, < . 3.
WALNUT
H. Barker. Eugene; W.
PIN'? SWAMP— W.
W. Pajne, Gap Creek; E. E. Phillips,
Idiewijd.
i,,; ASSY CREEK— F. M. Handy, J. A.
Pierce. F. J. Ham, Sussex.
HELTOiN— D. E. Pennington, Spring Hill;
( . M. Dickson, M. S. May, Silas Creek.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— J. F. Fletcher, G. W. Eller,
James N. Callaway, Jefferson; John Riddle,
Treetop; W. J. Roberts, Roberts; Calvin
Blevins, Concert; J. F. Stanley, Graybeal;
W. A. Wilson J J. Andrews, Sutherland;
R. S. Shoaf, Linnev; Jacob Eller, Clifton;
P. H. Haire; Baldwin; T. M. Duncan,
Beaver Cretk; T. M. Honeycutt, Laurel
Springs; ICzekiel Blevins, Grumpier; W. F.
Barker, Elihu Tucker, Bud.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— C. C. Davis,
Weasel.
M. E. CHURCH— Hiram Weaver, Lan-
sing; W. A. Patton, Ashley; D. M. Gray-
la ai, Gravbeal.
UNION BAPTIST— Jesse Bare, Pinckton;
U\ H. Darnall, Pinckton.
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH— T. B. Johnston,
Creston; Elihu Weaver, Berlin; M. F.
Ashley, Dresden; Jos. A. Houck, Baldwin;
! T. J. Houck, Baldwin; W. J. Scarboro,
Transou; A. B. Cox, Gale.
GERMAN BAPTIST— E. M. Sheets, Henry
ts, Clifton; Marion Prather, Creston;
M. G. Owens, Harmon; H. J. Woody, Bel-
don, Andy Reed, Scottville.
Physicians not in Towns.
T. J. Jones, Lansing.
J. H. Barton, Weaversford.
R. W. Jones, Clifton.
.1. W. Colvard, Jefferson.
J. T. Lemly, Todd.
H. M. Brooks, Apple Grove.
Wesley Blei ins, \\ asel.
W. R. Graham, Todd.
Manly Blevins, Beaver Creek.
E. F. Foster, Cresion.
S. E. Pennington, Sturgill.
V ]',. Cox, dale.
1 . C. TosUrman, Idlewild.
J. D. Roberts, Jefferson.
T. J. Call, Gap Creek.
Arthur L. Jon s, Silas Creek.
Elmo Jones, Roten.
./. W. Graybeal, Solitude.
.fames Ballon, Crumpler.
J. M. Graybeal, Pinckton.
Public School Teachers.
Andrews, Miss Essie, Southerland.
Ashley, G. E., Dresden.
Bagby, R. O., Gray.
Bagby, Win. A., Gray.
Bailor, V. E. Crumnler.
Blackburn, S. G., Baldwin.
Blevins, Win., Bievins.
Blevins, Roby, Eugene.
Bower, Miss Maud, Jefferson.
Benham, Miss De Ette, Creston.
Calloway, Miss Lizzie, Jefferson.
( audill, T. R. ; Solitude.
Carson, Miss M. E., Algiers.
Cole, J. H., Southeriand.
fuller, C. W., Oval.
Dickson C. M., Silas Creek.
Dickson, W. E., Silas Creek.
Dickson, Will., Silas Creek. 1
Dobbins, H. A., Todd.
Eller, Miss Bertha, Berlin.
Elliott, W. J., Pinckton.
Elliott, R. H., Pinckton.
Earthing, J. B., Suthe- lands.
Farthing, L. M., Solitude.
Francis, Eli, Eugene.
Fitzgerald, David, Weasel.
Fletcher, H. L Beaver Creek.
Froners, G. O., Crumpler.
Gambill, Miss Maggie, Scottville.
Gambill, J. F., Scottville.
Garner, Thomas J., Todd.
Graham, Patterson, Husk.
Graham, Walter R., Todd.
Graham, James, Trout.
Graybeal, J. A., Lansing.
Graybeal, J. W., Roten.
Graybeal, Winnie, Lansing.
Graybeal, T. P., Lansing.
Graybeal, D. M., Graybeal.
Graybeal, W. H., Orion.
Gentry. Win., Nathans Creek.
Greer, George W., Riverside.
Grigsby, Ben. P., Fig.
Goodman, J. C, Beaver Creek.
Goodman, J. O., Beaver Creek.
Goodman, R. H., Beaver Creek.
Goodman, W. F., Beaver Creek.
dman, Avery, Beaver Creek.
Goodman. G. B., Beaver Creek.
Heath, Rov, Lansing.
Heilby, S.' C, Grigsby.
Koons, B. V., Nathans Creek.
ASHE COUNTY.
Koons. P. L., Nathans Creek.
Howell, Wm., Bud.
Howell, Thos. J., Fleetwood.
Houck, T. J., Baldwin.
Howell, Miss Sallie, Riverside.
Jennings, George W., Gray.
Jones, F. B., Berlin.
Lee, Wm. M., Summitt.
Long, Miss Sallie, Grayson.
Long, Miss Alice, Grayson.
Lutlier, Thomas H., Jefferson.
I uther, W. L., Jefferson.
Marsh, Miss Ida, Beaver Creek.
Maxwell, L. G., Riverside.
Milkr, Miss Lillian, Todd.
Mille.% Kelly M., Ashley.
Miller, J. M.. Orion.
Miller, Miss Lelia, Laurel Springs.
Miller, A. J., Bly.
Mitchell, Miss Ivev, Beaver Creek.
Miller, A. F., Ashley.
Mc Reeves, George, Lamar.
Pearsons, G. W., Graybeal.
Perkins, W. F., Orion.
Perry, L. A., Apple Grove.
Ray,* J. F., Sutherlands.
Richardson, D. W., Venus.
Roberts, Miss Jessie, Jefferson.
Fobinson, E. S., Fig.
Roten, A. W., Baldwin.
Reeves, M. E., Lamar.
Shepherd, John A., Gap Creek.
Shepherd, Fieldon, Pinckton.
Stuart, I. H.. Silas Creek.
Stuart, O. S., Grigsby.
Tedder, J. A., Thaxton.
^avlor, B. C, Scottville.
Tritts, E. H., Pinckton.
Thomas, J. E., Apple Grove.
Thompson, J. E., Apple Grove.
Thomnson, M. C, Husk.
Walters, J. C, Shulls Mills.
Watenpaugh, F. M., Solitude.
Weaver, D. G., Lansing.
Weaver, J. E., Berlin.
Weaver, D. D., Berlin.
Woodie, Miss Maggie, Gray.
Woodie, H. J., Transon.
Woodie, Miss Emma, Transon.
Wilcox, B. F., Riverside.
General Merchandise.
Tucker & Son, Weasel.
Goss & Wagoner, Weasel.
L. H. Witherspoon, Weasel.
C.,L. Johnson & Son, Eugene.
Eller & Graybeal, Berlin.
\V. J. Stanbery, Apple Grove.
I. S. Goss, Ashley.
H. M. Brooks, Apple Grove.
J. A. Martin, Thaxton.
J. M. Graybeal, Graybeal.
B. F. & J. W. Kilby, Graybeal.
G. M. Donnelly, Sutherlands.
Jones & Sons, ' Sutherlands.
J. D. Thomas, Creston.
C. B. Foster, Creston.
Walter Worth, Creston.
Murcer & Lewis, Solitude.
F. M. Miller, Pinckton.
Charles S. Transou, Dresden.
H. C. Miller, Todd.
Greer & Cowles, Todd.
F. P. McGuire & Co., Riverside.
J. Q. Mi I .mi. . Riverside.
Hopkins & Moretz, Hopkins.
Green, Critcher & Co., ldlewild.
L. S. Yannoy, Oval.
H. II. Burgess, Obids.
Long h Lyon, Obids.
D. W. Adams, Yen s.
A. L. Miller, Venus.
George E. Long, Ore Knob.
\V. M. Transou, Jefferson.
E. A. M. Neill & Co., Jefferson.
J. E. Foster, Jr/eison.
R. C. Ban- & Co , Jefferson.
P. G. McNeill Beaver Creek.
S. M. Transou, Transou.
McMillan Bros., Nathan's Creek.
George W. Sawyers, New River.
I. L. Paisley, Crumpler.
D. L. Blevins & Co., Grimesley.
George W. Barker, Blevins.
G. D. Dickson, Silas Creek.
A. M. Jones, Crumpler.
Lumber Plants.
W. T. Dollar, Solitude.
Williamson & Weaver, Wagoner.
J B. Hopkins, Hopkins.
Joel Waiters, Jefferson.
James B. Woody, Beldon.
John Miller, Venus.
Shippers of Produce.
All general merchants.
Saloons.
No saloons in county. Total prohibition.
JEFFERSON.
Incorporated in 1800. (No town govern-
ment.
Population, 230.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Julia L. Smith.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST; SOUTH— W. M. Robbins,
Paste .
PRKSBYTERIAN— Allen Jones, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. Lucy Carson.
YV. M. Transou.
Martin Hardin.
Mis. II. H. Rollins.
Barber Shops.
John I.. Hollars.
Blacksmith Shops.
Alex. <;"ins. Crumpler.
Joe Medley. Jefferson.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
John Hollars, Jefferson.
Bottling Works.
'rhoiiipsi.n Bromine-Arsenic Springs Co.,
Gfumpler.
B ntists,
.7. W. Sharp. Clifton.
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ASHE— BEAUFORT.
\V. A. Taylor, Scottville.
E. A. ReeveSj Lamar.
Thon.as Goss, Creston.
Catile Dealers.
P. G. McNeill, Jefferson.
I. S. Goss, Ashley.
. P. Thomas, Creston.
T. K. Miller, Ore Knoh.
... F. Kirhy, Sturgill.
Linv:lle Waters, Hopkins.
Thomas Sutherland, Sutherland.
VV. II. Hamilton, Heaver Creek.
W. J. Perkins, Helton.
J. P. Perkins, Helton.
\V. C. L.ieer, Grassy Creek.
John Dent, Jeflerson.
Cabinet-Makers.
John W. Badger, Jefferson.
Contractors an Builders.
Williamson k Weaver, Wagoner.
James B. Woody, Beldon.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Jeffe son Roller Mills, Jefferson.
Creston Roller Mills, Creston.
..elton Roller Mills, Helton.
Barnett Idol, Idol.
J. V. Ba.lou, Eugene.
M. H. Wilcox, Dresden.
alvin Graybeal, Ashley.
J. A. Dixon, VVeaversl'ord.
Hardware and Ag'l Iinplem'ts.
(See General Merchandise.)
R. A. Hamilton. BcavLr Creek.
Harness Mf'rs and Dealers.
H. H. Rollins, Jefferson.
Hides and Pelts.
Walter Ray. Treetop.
Insurance Agencies.
R. H. McNeill, Jefferson.
G. L. Park, Jefferson.
D. A. Osborn, Jefferson.
Lumber M'f rs and Dealers.
Williamson k Weaver, Wagoner.
\V. T. Dollar. Solitude.
J. B. Hopkins, Hopkins.
J. B. Woody, 15. ldon.
Lawyers.
George W. Bower, Jefferson.
Todd & Pell. Jefferson.
G. L. Park, Jefferson.
R. H. McNeill, Jefferson.
T. C. Bowie, Jefferson.
J. B. Councill, J fferson.
_. A. Davis, Jefft rson.
W. R. Lovill, Sutherland.
Oscar Dancy, Gray.
II. A. Wiiborn, Transou.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Sallie Gentry, Jefferson.
Miss Chessie Barr, Jetlerson.
Painters.
W. E. Gentry, Jefferson.
Paper-Hangers.
W. E. Gentry, Jefferson.
Heal .Estate Agents.
Geoige P. Pell, Jefferson.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Crt ston Roller Mill, Creston.
Helton .oiler Mill, Helton,
.^effetson Rol.er Mi. Is. Jefferson.
Saloons.
No saloons in the county. Total prohibi-
iion.
Sales and Livery Stables.
R. C. Barr & Co.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs
Jefferson Telephone Exchange — Mrs. John
F. Logan, Manag r.
Veterinar-* Surgeons.
Oliver Hanks, Sturgill.
'Watches and Jewelry
N. Tes'erman, Silas Creek.
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
County Seat. Washington.
Formed in 1741 from Bath county. Name derived from Henry, Duke of Beaufort,
cue of the Lords Proprietors.
Area, 720 square miles.
POPULATION: 2H.404. White males, 7,664; white females, 7,402. Negro males.
5.621; negro females, 5,715. Foreign born, H. White males over 21 years, 3,769; negroes.
2,568. White polls, 2,546; negro polls, 1,577.
Value of real estate, $2,057,419, increase of $82,948 over 1900; personal property, $1,-
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
79
244 054: increase of $216,549 over 1900, in iuding 2,281 horses, 1,075 mules, 10 jacks
and jennets, 354 goats, 20,125 lings, 3,798 sheep.
Property list d in 1!>01 by whites, $8,105,802; by negroes, $196,271.
No. Schools: White, 72; Colored, 39.
TAX RATE— County, 2.5 2-3c. on $l(i(). Interest on debt, 13 1 -3c. Debt, $19,000.
POSTOFFICES: Acresville, AURORA, Bats, BATH, Beckwith, Belbaven, Bishop,
Blount Creek, Bunyon, CHOCOWINITY, Corepoint, Durham's Creek, Edward, Gaylord,
dlead, Hasiin, Hunter's Bridge, Idalia. Latham, EEECHVILLE, Mineola, PANTEGO,
Pinelown, Preseott, Pungo, Ransomville, R.ner, Sidney, Small, SOUTH CREEK, Surry,
WASHINGTON (c. h.), Wharton, Whealton, w IXSI'EADVILI.E, Yeatesville.
"PUBLIC ROADS: John B. Rupiss, Washington, Supt. Worked by Old State Law
and convict labor at times. No. miles, 5u0. Improved turnpike owned by inviduals,
IS miles.
RA1LKOAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Norfolk & Southern, 11.80 miles, assessed value $170,417.25
Old Dominion S. S. Co., assessed value 15,'
Western Union Telegraph Company, 18.20 miles, assessed va.ue 1,410.59
Southern Express Company, 18.42 miles, assessed value
Carolina Telegraph and Telephone Co., 10. uu miles, assessed value 4,257.16
Washington & ii^de Co. Tel. phone Co., 41 miles, assessed value S01.HU
Washington Branch, 6.62 miles, assessed value 40,977.00
C. H. Sterling, , assessed value
SUPERIOR COURT: February loth, two weeks; April 14th, civil cases only; May
12th, criminal eases only; October 13th, two weeks, first criminal, second civil cases;
December 1st, three weeks, first, criminal, two for civil cases.
COUNTY OFFICERS,
CLERK OF THE COURT— L. R. Mayo,
Washington.
Sur-lntF— R. T. Hodges, Washington.
tttoioii-K OF Uf.Luo- Gilbert Kumley,
\\ ashington.
L'KliAsl RUR— R. T. Hodges, Washington.
CUiiUN'EK— Joshua Tay.oe, Washington.
hi it. tA OR— toward Tripp, Durham's
Creek.
m a.NDARD-KEEPER— Robert Tripp,
VV ashington.
CO. AliORNEY— W. B. Rodman. Wash-
ington.
Co. SUPT. OF HEALTH— John G.
Biount, Washington.
St I'T. CO. HOME— C. E. Jackson, Wash-
ington.
i i uUC ADMINISTRATOR— W. D.
Grimes, Washington.
( O. SUPT. OK SCHOOLS— Stephen C
1 ragaw, Washington.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— E. W.
Avers, (dim.), Washington; A. Hudnell,
Aurora 11. D. Satterthwaite, Ransomville;
Attorney, W. B. Rodman, Washington.
t O. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— Arthur
Mavo, (dim.), Washington, W. F. Win-
stead, Win.-teadvil e; A. ex. Hudne.l. Aurora.
( O. COMMISSIONERS— Thomas H.
IHount, (dim.), Washington; O. L. Swin-
dell, Belbaven; B. N. Thompson, Idalia.
( ONSTABLLS— Washington Township,
\Vm. Co'.per, Washington; Chocowinity, J.
R. Cooper, Rover; bath, W. E. Skittle-
thorpe, hath; Longacre, L. M. Sheppard,
Bunyan; Pantego, M. M. Jones, Paniego;
Riclnand, G. A. Litchfield, Aurora.
Schools and Academies.
TRINITY MILITARY SCHOOL— N. C.
Hughes, Sr., Principal, Chocowinity.
Cotton Gins.
W. H Wilkinson, Leechville.
C. H. iirooKS Lumber Co., Bath.
Springer Lumber Co., South Creek.
Uoyd te Co.— T. R Boyd, M'gr., Edwards.
W. R. Boyd, Small.
C. P. Avcock & Co., Pantego.
J. G Winsteud & Son— W. F. Winstead,
Manager, W msti i
J. W. Smaliv-oOU, Washington.
.!. !'.. '.Vhitehurst & Co., Aurora.
Mrs. II. E. Gaylord, Gayiord.
J. A. II. Tankard, \
J. B. Killings' orth, Yeatesville.
W. s. I). Eborn, Bun
.1. I), tllliott, Hunter a Bridge.
.1. W. )d( n & Co., Ilui i dge.
Woodard Bros . Mineo a.
'[. M. Hill. Chocowinity.
I \\ ollend( n. t hoi owinity.
A. T il r. Blojnt's < reek.
so
BEAUFORT CO! MY.
L. E. Bonner Durham's Creek.
Dupr»;e Bonner, Durham's Creek.
B. H. L'homp n [dalia.
Iiiiinb«r Plants.
D C. TAI LUMBER CO., Haslin.
W. H. WILKINSON, Leechvill.
SCHUFTTE k CO., Belhaven.
PUNGO LUMBER CO.— W. P. Baugham,
Manager, Sidn y.
BROWS & RUMLF.Y LUMBER CO.— 0.
Rumlcv, Manager. Sidney.
ROANOKE R. R. & LUMBER CO.— J. D.
Ehorn, Manager, Bath.
C. H. BROOKS LUMBER CO.— T. A.
Brooks, Managci, Bath.
CBOATAN LUMBER CO.— Vernon W.
Long, M .nager, Wheaton.
SPRINOER LiTMBER CO.— E. D. Springei,
Manager, South Crook.
P. S. PARSOInS & CO., Gilead.
LAMM CATOiN Rob. Caton, Manager,
Edward.
JOHN R. PERRY, Mineola.
BALTIMORE S, N. C. LAND & LUMBER
CO.— S. A Adiiii'gton, M'gr., Whorton.
J. B. Whitehurst & Co., Aurora (Barrel
Factory.)
Merchants not in Towns.
W. W. Aldridge, GileaC.
L. M. Broome & Co., Idalia.
F. T. Baynor, Leechville.
J. A. Dunbar, Leechville.
W. T. Harriss, Leechville.
H. W. Bovven, Pinetown.
Pinetown Mercantile Co., Pinetown .
J. C. Hodges, Mineola.
J. G. Mixon & Co., Bunyan.
J. T. SatchweU, Yeatesville.
Parsons & Co., Gilead.
M. L. Hill, Chocowinity.
W. T. Hooten, Chocowinity.
J. P. Paul, Gaylords.
Physicians not in Towns.
Ed. Gredle, Pantego.
C. C. Jackson, Yeatesville.
Shippers of Produce.
B. L. Snsman, Washington.
W. J. Rhodes, Washington.
W. D. Buckman, Washington.
C. F. Smith, Washington.
H. B. Mayo, Washington.
\V. P. Bougham. Washington.
S. Fleming, Washington.
Thomas H. Blount, Washington.
Saloons.
No saloons in countv.
street made of oyster shells.
Town Officers.
WASHINGTON.
Incorporated in 1847.
Value real estate, $693,892.00.
Value personal property, $596,396.00.
No. white polls, 2,546.
No. colored polls, 1,577.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 50c. on $100;
schools, 20c. ; bonded debt, 10c.
There are 5 miles of perfect road and
Election is held in May; term of office, 2
years.
MAYOR— George J. Studdert.
CLERK— John R. Ross.
TREASURER— Arthur Mayo.
TAX COLLECTOR— John R. Ross.
ATTORNEY— S. C. Bragaw.
FIRE DKPT. CHIEF— Jos. Chancey.
FIRE COMPANIES AND CHIEFS— Ocean
Fire Company, J. F. Thomas; Salamander
Fire Co., (col.), Charles Blachledge; Vol-
unteer Fire Co., T. W. Hoyt; Dibble Fire
Co., Sylvester Dibble.
CHIEF OF POLICE— James R. Grist.
POLICEMEN— J. G. Chauncey, Rufus
Shelton, George R. Howard.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— B. G. Moss, C.
T. Stewart, W. J. Rhodes, T. G. Paul, J.
F. Tavloe, G. J. Studdert, W. M. Chauncey.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPT— Harry
Howell; Principals, F. T. Willis, Miss
Elizabeth Mallison.
CUT 7 SCHOOL COMMITTEE— E. K.
Willis, J H. Small, S. R. Fowle, W. J.
Grumpier, W. C. Mallison, S. C. Bragaw,
W. B. Morton.
POSTMASTER— John B. Respass.
EXPRESS AGENT— E. J. Hocutt, South-
R. R. AGENTS— R. A. G. Barnes; C. F.
Bland.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
The Nicholson.
Ormond House.
Bonner House.
The Ricks.
Ministers and Churches.
ST. PETERS— (Episcopal)— Nathaniel
Harding Rector.
METHODIST— L. L. Nash, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. H. N. Summerell,
' Pastor.
BAPTIST—.
CHRISTIAN— J. D. Waters, Pastor.
Cemeteries and Supts.
O A ED ALE— D. M. Lewis.
Schools and Academies.
Miss Bettie Robinson.
Miss Sarah Russell.
Miss Mary P. Blount.
Architects.
Charles Doughty.
J. L. Gardner & Son.
Auctioneers.
Doc. Simmons.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL— President, James L.
Fowle; Cashier, A. M. Dumay. Capital,
$50,000; Surplus and Profits, $6,303.
BANK OF WASHINGTON— President,
Seth Briugman; Cashier, Thomas J. Latham.
Capital, $50,000; Surplus and Profits, $19,-
645.
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
Bakers.
D. W. Morgan.
Barber Shops.
Chapman & Price.
Dibble & Brown.
J. H. Thompson.
W. C. Dudley.
Brokers.
W. P. Baugham.
S. H. Williams.
F. J. Hatcher.
C. T. Cordon.
E. R. Mixon.
W. J. Rhodes.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
E. E. Phillips.
H. K. Bright.
Isaac Buck.
J. F. Lucas.
Ottway Rumley.
Bicycle Dealers.
J. L. Mayo & Co.
L. H. Padgett.
H. Sncil.
Blacksmith Shops.
John A. Lanier,
.lohn Smith.
Books and Stationery.
E. M. Brown.
Washington News Co.
W. S. Frizzle & Son.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
J. A. Harman.
Moore Bros.
Bottling Works.
ROBERT PORTNER BREWING CO.— J.
T. Newman, Manager.
Bri'k M't'rs and Dealers.
Wm. A. ISlounc.
Canned Goods.
WASHINGTON CANNING FACTORY— J.
S. Farren, Prop.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Miles & Corey.
Edward Long.
Confectionery Dealers.
W. Scott Frizzle & Son.
W. D. Buckman.
B. L. Susman.
Contractors and Builders.
John L. Gardner & Son.
Charles Doughty.
Ira Con^leton.
Cotton Bayers and Brokers.
J. E. Latham Co.— (Branch Office)— A. B.
Smith, Manager.
Wm. Bragaw & Co.
Clubs.
HALCYON GERMAN CLUB— John G.
Blount, President; J. G. Bragaw, Jr., Sec.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE— A. M. Du-
may, President; W. D Grimes, Secretary.
8T
Coal and 'Wood.
J. Havens.
W. B. Walling.
Commission Merchants.
E. R. Mixon.
C. T. Cordon.
M. J. Wright.
J. B. Moore & Son.
Crockery and Glassware.
W. D. Buckman.
W. C. Mallison & Son.
Cleaning and Pressing Clothes.
WASHINGTON PRESSING CLl 15— Carney
Bryan, Manager.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
VV. L. Farrow.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
J. K. Hoyt.
Knight & Cooper.
Washington Bargain House.
S. M. Suskiu.
Dentists.
Snell.
S. Wells.
T. Gallagher.
Doctors.
A. Blount.
G. Blount.
Ta\ loe.
Joshua Taylor.
James M. Gallagher.
S. T. Nicholson.
1'. A. Nicholson.
John C. Rodman.
E. M. Brown.
M. Lloyd, (col.)
Druecists.
B. McKeel.
Meade Field.
O. iamgietary.
II.
A.
R
Mm.
John
D. T
J.
C.
D.
W
Dealers in Carriages.
F. H. Rollins.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Kate McCIure.
Mrs. F. P. Whitney.
Mrs Fri d. Hanks.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Knight & Cooper.
Spi Dd r Bros.
Jami s E. Clark Co.
J. F. Buckman.
J. K. lloyt.
E. W. Ayers.
H. B. Clark.
A. s. Kelly Company.
Dealers in Tobacco.
E. Peterson Co.
Buckman Cigar Store.
C. B. McKeel.
J. F. Tayloe.
E. M. Brown.
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BEAUFORT COUNTY.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Havens Milling Co.
Fish Markets.
C. H. Sterling.
E. B. Moore.
J. M. Gaskill.
A. S. Fulford.
W. E. Swindell.
Chilicothee Bay Fish Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Havens Milling Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
C. T. Cordon.
J. Havens.
D. M. Carter.
Foundries and Iron Works.
PAMLICO IRO- WORKS— G. T. Hardy,
Manager.
Fruit Dealers.
Enterprise Fruit Co.
Buckman Fruit Co.
B. L. Susman.
Furniture Dealers.
W. B. Morton.
H. Susman Furniture Co.
Grist Mills.
J. Havens Milling Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
N. S. Fulford Hardware Co.
W. C. Mallison & Son.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
T. E. Warren.
F. F. Cozzens.
G. A. Phillips.
Hides and Pelts.
H. B. Mayo.
Ice Factories and Officers.
CRYSTAL ICE CO.— Lee Bonner, M'gr.
Insurance Agencies.
Wm. Bragaw & Co.
S. H. Williams.
\V. J. Grumpier & Co.
G. A. Phillips.
W. D. Grimes.
Job Printing Offices.
Progress Printing Office.
Johnston's Printing House.
Junk Dealers.
H. B. Mayo.
Knitting Mills.
WASHINGTON KNITTING MTLL— J.
Havens, President; W. L. Horah, Supt.
Lawyers.
Charles F. Warren.
S. C. Bragaw.
John H. Small.
W. B. Rodman.
W. Demsie Grimes.
M. W. Nash.
E. S. Simmons.
Laundries.
Washington Steam Laundry.
Quong Lee.
Leather Dealers.
T. E. Warren.
F. F. Cozzens.
G. A. Phillips.
Lumber Plants.
E. M. SHORi. LUMBER CO.— F. H. Short,
Manager.
EUREKA LUMBER CO.— G. T. Leach,
President.
S. R. FOWLE & SON.
W. 15. WALLING.
KUGLER LUMBER CO.— F. C. Kugler,
Manager.
Machinery Dealers.
N. S. Fulford Hardware Co.
Marbl Works.
WASHINGTON MARBLE WORKS— B. F.
Sugg & Son, Proprietors.
Masons and Builders.
Walter White.
Allen Peyton, (col.)
George Harrison, (col.)
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Madame Hortense Littler.
Misses J. & . . B. Myers.
E. W. Ayers.
Plumbers.
C. L. Holtzseheiter.
Mattress Manufacturers.
W. B. Morton.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. Wm. Bell.
Miss Charlotte Brown.
Naval Store Dealers.
S. R. Fowle & Son.
Newspapers and Editors.
GAZETTE-MESSENGER— J. A. Arthur,
Jr., Editor.
PROCRKSS— W. K. Jacobson. Editor.
WATCH TOWER— G. W. Davis, Editor.
Oil Dealers.
STANDARD OIL CO.— J. B. Moore & Son,
Managers.
Painters.
Charles F. Harriss.
John R. Proctor.
Thomas Congleton.
Paper-Hangers.
John R. Proctor.
Charles F. Harriss.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
S. R. Fowle & Son.
E. K. Willis.
Medicine Manufacturers.
J. M. Gallagher— (Anti-Malarial).
Pianos and Organs.
S .S. Dawson.
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
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Produce Dealers.
H. B. Mayo.
C. F. Smith.
Huron Phillips.
Real Estate Agents.
Crimes Real Estate Co.
W. E. Scovill.
Retail Grocers.
J. F. Tavloe.
M. J. Wright.
C. F. Smith.
Satterthwaite, Willis & Co.
C. M. little.
M. T. Archbell.
D. M. Carter.
Huron Phillips.
George I. Dail.
Sales and Liver Stables.
George J. Studdert.
T. P. Howard.
George H. Hill.
Oliver Credle.
J. G. Chauncey.
Sporting Goods.
W. Scott Frizzle & Son.
Stoves and Tinware.
W. C. Mallison & Son.
Shingle Manufacturers.
S. R. Fowle & Son.
Shinsrle Dealers.
W. E. Scovill.
Saloons.
W. H. Albert.
Blue Front Bar.
S. H. Bridgman & Co.
"Star and Crescent"— F. G. Paul.
Scott Bros.
W. C. Dudley.
O. B. Wynne.
A. J. Mitchell.
G. J. Lockyer.
Tailor Establishments.
C. Jacobs.
Mrs. Emily Ross.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— E. J. Ho-
cutt, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
CAROLINA TELEPHONE AND TELE-
GRAPH CO.— D. W. Bell, Manager.
Typewriters and Supplies.
H. Snell.
E. J. Hocutt.
Veterinary Surgeons.
T. P. Howard.
â– Watches and Jewelry
Wm. Bell.
W. S. Frizzle.
Robert Mitchell, Ccol.)
"Wholesale Grocers.
E. Peterson Co.
E. K. Willis.
D. R. Willis.
F. G. Paul & Bro.
Wood-Working Shops.
B. G. Moss.
AURORA.
Incorporated about 1881.
Population, 314.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 25c. on $100.
Town Oncers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— M. 1). Wilkinson.
CLERK— Miles Bonner.
TREASURER— F. F. Cherrv.
TAX COLLECTOR— F. C. Buck.
CHIEF OF POLICE— F. C. Ruck.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Miles Bonner,
Robert L. Jones. F. F. Cherry, W. II.
Hooker, M. B. Wilkinson.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL PRIX.— Mis3
Amelia Baker.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. D.
Whitehurst; R. T. Bonner, L. T. Thomp-
son
POSTMASTER— A. B. Chapin.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
J. M. Litchfield.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— Philip Greening, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— N. C. Hughes, Rector.
Schools and Academies.
Miss Amelia Baker.
Barber Shops.
W. W. Moore.
Barrel Factories.
J. B. Whitehurst & Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
S. T. Selby.
Contractors and Builders.
Tom Allen.
R. T. Pickering.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
W. T. Hudnnll.
Cotton Gins.
J. B. Whitehurst & Co.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Alex. Hudnell.
J. B. Whitehurst.
Dealers in Ice.
W. H. Caskins
Dealers in Tobacco.
Dixon & Bonner.
F. F. Cherry.
Doctors.
H. M. Bonner.
W. T. Staley.
General Merchandise.
Dixon & Bonner.
F. F. Cherry.
L. T. Thompson.
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BEAUFORT COUNTY.
Insurance Agencies.
W. H. Hall.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. B. Whitehurst Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
W. T. Hudnell.
Miss Mary Snell.
Real Estate Accents.
Aurora Land Co.
Retail Grocers.
W. T. Brvan.
S. T. Selby.
J. M. Litchfield.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
BEAUFORT & PAMLICO TELEPHONE
CO.— W. T. Bryan, Manager.
PANTEGO.
Incorporated about 1881.
Population, 253.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 20c. on $100.
Town Officers
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 1 year.
MAYOR— Isaiah Bishop.
CLERK— George E. Ricks.
TREASURER— J. W. Topping.
TAX COLLECTOR— George E. Ricks.
SURVEYOR— J. F. Latham.
CHIEF OF POLICE— George E. Ricks.
POLICEMAN— .0. T. Perrv.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. P. Aycock,
Wm. Credle, George Davis, T. H. Whitley
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Supt., M. J.
Whitley; Principal, D. W. Davis.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— George E.
Ricks, W. L. Judkins. J. W. Topping.
POSTMASTER— M. J. Whitley.
R. R. AGENT— Walter Clark.
EXPRESS AGENT— Walter Clark, South-
ern Express Co.
TW-n.isters and Churches.
CHRISTIAN— D. W. Davis, Pastor.
METHODIST— D. B. Parker, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Walter Clark.
Schools and Academies.
C. W. Davis.
B00+" and Shoes.
A. B. Jones.
C. P. Aycock.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
E. Brooks & Co.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
T. W. Whitley.
C. P. Aycock.
Cotton Gins.
Pantego Gin Co.— C. P. Aycock, M'gr.
Dealers in Tobacco.
C. P. Aycock.
Doctors.
E. S. Credle.
F. T. Morgan.
Dry Goods and Notions.
C. P. Aycock.
General Merchandise.
T. W. Whitley.
A. B. Jones.
C. P. Aycock.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
E. S. WATERS & CO.— E. S. Waters,
Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
HYDE COUNTY TELEPHONE CO.— C. P. !
Aycock, Local Manager.
BELHAVEN.
Incorporated in 1809.
Population, 383.
Town Officers.
Election is held in May; term of office,
1 year.
MAYOR— A. M. Hawkins.
CLERK— C. S. Clark.
TREASURER— A. S. Johnson.
TAX COLLECTOR— A. S. Johnson.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Marion Jones.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— S. J. Copping,
D. L. Windley, George L. Swindell, T. T.
Riddick, C. C. Smith.
PRINCIPAL OF PUBLIC SCHOOL— Miss
Myrtle Swindell.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— S. J. Cop-
ping, R. B. Mundin, D. G. Betts.
POSTMISTRESS— Miss Maggie Betts.
R. R. AGENT— B. S. Steam.
EXPRESS AGENT— B. S. Steam, South-
em Express Co.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Elliott, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Luther Eborn, Rector.
CHRISTIAN— W. R. Winfield, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
Marsh House.
T. R. Jarvis.
T. T. McGowan.
Architects.
W. T. Kirk.
R. W. Lucas.
Barber Shops.
Jos. Phelps.
Bakers.
Alleghany Co.
Brokers.
Alleghany Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Alleghany Co.
H. Ryan.
Cai-riage Maufacturers.
Smith Bros.
Contractors and Builders.
W. T. Kirk.
R. W. Lucas.
R. L. Phelps.
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Commission Merchants.
W. E. Muir.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Alleghany Co.
Dealers in Ice.
Alleghany Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
Alleghany Co.
Doctors.
E. L. Crumpler.
W. J. Bullock.
Drueeists.
A. C. Latham.
E. L. Crumpler.
Fish and Oyster Factories.
Montgomery & Makelev.
A. D. Mile's & Co.
A. Booth & Co.
W. E. Muir. (Dealery only.)
General Merchandise.
Alleghany Co.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
S. W. Wilkinson.
C. C. Smith.
L. Basnight.
Wm. Schuette & Co.
Painters.
Nat. Dixon.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Kirk & Dixon.
Retail Grocers.
Alleghany Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. J. Sears.
Shipbuilders.
R. R. Whitr.
J. J. White.
J. B. Smith.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN— B. S.
Stearn.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
R. B. Munden.
Wholesale Grocers.
Alleghany Co.
NOTE — During the oyster season the pop-
ulation of the town is increased 1,000 by
the hands employed in the oyster can-
ning factories. The money paid weekly,
for oysters alone, amounts to $10,000. The
Alleghany Company's Department Store is
the largest of its kind in the State. There
are 39 different departments.
BATH.
Founded in 1609.
Incorporated in 170.">.
Population, 400.
TAX RATE — $1.25 per year road tax.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. S. Marsh.
CLERK— W. A. Tankard.
TAX COLLECTOR— T. C. Paul.
CHIEF OF POLICE— T. C. Paul.
P.OAKD OF ALDERMEN— T. C. Clayton,
W . A. Tankard. C. A. Brooks.
POSTMASTER— H. A. Windley.
Ministers and Churches.
CHRISTIAN— \V. C. Winfleld, Pastor.
MKTHODIST-G. C. Harper, Pastor.
PRIVATE SCHOOLS -Miss A. S. Adams,
Principal.
Hotels and Boardine Houses.
A. W. Smith.
Barber Shops.
W. T. Burgess.
, _ Doctors.
J. T. Nicholson.
Drureists.
J. T. Bonner.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
R. H. Tarkington.
Boots and Shoes.
Roper Bros.
C. A. Brooks.
Dry Goods and — otions.
Roper Bros.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
J. T. Nicholson.
N. -I w it.
Retail Grocers.
Will Burhage.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
BROOKS LUMBER CO.— C. A. Brooks,
Manager.
Mill'nery and Fancy Goods.
T. A. Brooks.
Telephone Exchanges
CAROLINA TELEPHONE
Bonner, Local Manager.
Cotton Gins.
\V. A. Tankard.
Brooks Lumber Co.
EDWARD.
Population. 99.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. F. Bennett.
CLERK— W. R. Boyd.
& M'grs.
CO.— J. T.
(Count}' — Continued).
J.isticei of the Peace.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP— Arthur Mavo,
W. II. Stancill, Washington; -T. C. Latham,
Mineola; John 1!- Ross, Washington; S. C.
Williams, Mineola; Jos. O. Chauncey,
Charles E. Harding. E. S. Simmons, Wash-
ington.
CHOCOWINITY— F. V. Stilley, Durham's
( reek; W. II. Patrick, F. H. von Eberstein,
( ihocowinit v.
RICHLAND B. 1). Hour. Edward; Benl.
Potter, South Creek: C. E, Adams, Ed-
ward: s. W. Styron, tdalia; J. \i. Messick,
Soul!-, Creek; R. F. Bennett, Edward; B.
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BEAUFORT —BERTIE.
W. Miller, Aurora; Charles Midgett, Dur-
ham's Creek; E. D. Lewis, South Creek; J.
M. Litchfield, Aurora.
LONG ACRE— Howard Alligood, Nelson
Sheppard, Bunyon; Charles W. Alligood,
Washington; H. C. Boyd, Hunter's Bridge;
\V. S. D. Eborn, Bunyon; James H.
Latham, Pine Town; H. G. Jordan, Pine
Town.
BATH — Alonzo Sparrow, J. F. Latham,
Bath; T. L. Jackson, Yeatesville; W. G.
Kinion, Sidnev; J. S. Marsh, Bath.
PANTEGO— M. W. Sadler, Leechville; A.
B. Jones, Henry L. Davis, R. D. Adams,
Pantcgo; C. C. Smith, Belhaven.
Public School Teachers.
Patrick, Miss Emily, Chocowinity.
Willard, Mrs. Hattie, Washington.
Warren, Mrs. Sarah E., Washington.
Houston, Mrs. Addie, Pantego.
Edward, W. P., Edward.
Burrows, Miss Lizzie, Jamesville.
Woolard, Jesse S., Washington.
Mizelle, John A., Jamesville.
Mitchell, Miss Ruth, Leechville.
Guilford, Miss Mary O., Aurora.
Hill, Miss Cora, Chocowinity.
Windley, James T., Monticello.
Quinn, Miss Annie C., Washington.
Leggett, Miss J. May, Wharton.
Callis, Miss Iona, Chocowinity.
Winfield, Miss Mattie, Chocowinity.
Thorne, Miss Nina, Scotland Neck.
Godley, Miss Mattie, Yeatesville.
Lane, Mrs. A. G., Aurora.
Warren, Miss L. A., Edward.
Bonner, Miss Mary E., Whichards.
Bennett, Miss Laura P., Edward.
Satterthwaite, Miss Ada, Sidney.
Bonner, Mrs. Blanche, Aurora.
Alligood, Mrs. S. F., Bath.
Pilley, Miss Nancy J., Pantego.
Hooker, Miss Alice C, Idalia.
Topping, T. J., Pantego.
Bateman, H. D., Plymouth.
Latliam, C. B., Monticello.
Harding, Miss Eliza, Chocowinity.
Latham, Miss Nancy E., Monticello.
Latham, Miss Katie M., Monticello.
Oden, H. H., Bunyon.
Hodges, Miss Bertha, Mineola.
Winiield, Miss Julia, Yeatesville.
Smith, Miss Julia C, Washington.
Tunstali, C. B., Edward.
Davis, Warren A., Washington.
Waters, V. P., Pinetown.
Topping, Mrs. Minnie, Pantego.
Stilley, Miss Sallie S., Edward.
Beekwith, Airs. Georgia A., Edward.
Lowe, C. C, Washington.
Dupree, Miss Mary E., Chocowinity.
Wright, Miss Bertha, Washington.
Swindell, Miss Myrtle, Belhaven.
Jarvis, Miss Alice V., Haslin.
Jarvis, Miss Effie, Haslin.
Woolard, Miss Alice, Bunyan.
Tripp, Miss Lula, Durhams Creek.
Bonner, Miss Clara, Aurora.
Pinkham, J. R., Washington.
Latham, Miss Addie, Monticello.
Daniels, rs., Gilead.
Respess, Mrs. J. T., Bath.
Satterthwaite, Miss Katie E., Sidney.
Latham, Noah W., Chocowinity.
Mizelle, W. H., Pantego.
Cutler, N. A., Surry.
Burbank, Miss Jennie, Washington.
Stilley, Miss Mary B., Edward.
Bowen, James Z., Beech Grove.
Leggett, Miss Cornelia R., Winsteadville.
Lane, Mrs. A. G., Aurora.
Dowty, Miss Sudie, Gilead.
Callis, Mrs. L. D., Chocowinity.
Gaylord, Miss Addie, Gaylord.
Swindell, Frank, Washington.
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BERTIE COUNTY
County Seat, Windsor.
Formed in 1722 from Albemarle county. Name derived from James and John Bertie,
who surrendered proprietary rights to British in 1729.
Area, 720 scmare miles.
POPULATION: 20,538. White males, 4,440; white females. 4,277. Negro males,
5,608; negro females, 6.123. Foreign born, 16. White males over 21 years, 2,148;
negro, 2,204. White polls, 1,489; negro polls, 1,401.
Value of real estate, $1,706,320, increase of $19,347 over 1900; personal property, $1,-
057,090, increase of $158,441 over 1900, including 2,992 horses, 1,106 mules, 196 goats,
9,942 cattle, 26,483 hogs, 3,409 sheep.
Property listed in 1901 by whites, $2,445,870; by negroes, $317,540.
TAX RATE— County, 23 2-3c. on $100; Sinking fund, 3 l-3c. Bonded debt, $7,500.
No. Schools: White, 65; Colored, 57.
POST OFFICES: Askewville, AULANDER, Avoca, Branning, Burden, Cahaba,
COLERAIN, Cutoff, Drew, Evansville, Exter, Hexlena, Kelford, LEWISTON, Merry
Hill, Mount Gould, POWELLSVIILE, QUITSNA, Rosemead, ROXOBEL. Sans Souci,
WINDSOR, (c. h,), Woodard,
BERTIE COUNTY.
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PUBLIC ROADS: E. E. Etheridge, Windsor, Superintendent. Worked by Old State
Law and convict labor. Outlay only for bridges. No. miles, 600.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Cashie & Chowan, 21.00 miles, assessed value $45,525.00
Norfolk & Carolina, 13.09 miles, assessed value 283,802.92
Roanoke & Tar River, 7.60 miles, assessed value 64,017.72
Wellington & Powellsville, 20.00 miles, assessed value 38,400.00
Southern Railway, (rolling stock), 13.09 miles, assessed value 16,147.84
Pullman Company, 13.09 miles, assessed value 1,544.30
Western Union Telegraph Company, 65.77 miles, assessed value 5,080.77
Albemarle Steam Navigation Co. miles, assessed value 1,012.50
Southern Express Company, 40.69 miles, assessed value 1,467.20
SUPERIOR COURTS: February 17th, civil and jail cases; April 28th, two weeks;
September 8th, civil and jail cases; November 10th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— Wm. L. Lyon,
Windsor.
SHERIFF— Turner C. Bond, Windsor.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— E. E. Etheridge,
Windsor.
CORONER— Harvev J. Slade, Aulander.
STANDARD KEEPER— J. C. Pruden,
Windsor.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— H. V. Dunstan,
Windsor.
SUPT. OF ( O. HOME— J. F Phelps,
Windsor.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— I!. W. Askew,
Windsor.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— H. V.
Dunstan, (chm.), Windsor; P. T. Perry,
Merry Hill; John L. Harrington, Lewiston.
CO. COMMISSIONERS.— C. W. Spruill,
(chm.), Ouitsna; G. L. Mardre, Windsor;
T. S. Norfleet, Roxobel; J. H. Lawrence,
Exter; John H. Bowen, Powellsville.
CONSTABLES— Colerain Township, J. L.
Morris, Coleraine; Roxobel, C. L. L. Cobb,
Kelford; Mitchell's, W. J. Mitchell, Hex-
lena; Woodville, D. W. Pittman, Cahaba.
Justices of the Peace.
WINDSOR TOWNSHIP— W. T. Asbell, W.
T. Heckstall, A. L. Pritchard, E. L.
Smith, James H. White, W. D. White,
Thomas Gil lam, Windsor; E. W. Waters,
Woodard; John W. Cooper, Windsor.
MEKRY HILL-W. R. Capehart, E. H.
Walker, Avoca; P. T. Perry, George A.
Harden, T. A. Smithwick, Merry Hill;
Kenneth Sallenger, R. J. Shield, Sans
Souci.
WHITE'S— John T. Hoggard, Exter;
Thomas P. Smallwood, James Alston, Mer-
ry Hill; W. P. Phelps, Branning; W. T.
Brown, Evansville.
COLERAINE— Wm. S. Tayloe, L. C.
Stokes, Powellsville; D. R. Britton. John
H. White, J. E. Britton, C. J. Morris, Cole-
raine; J. W. Greene, W. R. Rayner,
Rosemead.
ROXOBEL— A. Capehart, W. J. Watson,
Roxobel; W. J. Parker, J. A. Creech, Kel-
ford
\. Jenkins, J. Law-
M. Mitchell, Auland-
Powellsvillo; John
MITCHELL'S— Win.
lence Harrington, W.
er; Miles T. Phelps,
P. Morris, Hexlena.
SNAKE BITE— Levi Boggard, Wm. E.
Harrell, John S. Drew, J. R. Cherry, Drew;
Charles Tayloe, Windsor; John L. Pritch-
ard, Burden.
WOODVILLE— George P. Bazomore, E.
C. Pittman, Cahaba; J. A. Modlin, John
1.. Harrington, J. W. Spivey, W. .Mitchell,
Lewiston.
INDIAN WOODS— J. F. Whedbee, A. S.
Collins. E. R. Outlaw, Charles Bond, E. D.
Spruill, Quitsna. .
Public School Teachers.
Bateman, H. D. , Windsor.
Gray, Miss Minnie G., Windsor.
Gillam, Miss Helen E., Windsor.
Askew. Miss Mary W., Windsor.
Stokes, Miss Julia T., Windsor.
Smith, Mrs. Eva, Windsor.
Maynard, Miss Etta, Windsor.
Gaskins, Miss Willie, Windsor.
Etheridge, Miss Pearle M., Windsor.
Butler, Miss Loula, Windsor.
Rice, Miss Moella, Windsor.
Tayloe, Miss Elma, Windsor.
Moore, Miss Mary W., Windsor.
Tayloe, Miss Olivia, Windsor.
Tayloe, Miss Rachael, Windsor.
Nowell, Miss Emma, Windsor.
Gurley, Miss Maude, Windsor.
Gray, Mrs. Annie B., Windsor.
Gillam, Mrs. Mary F., Windsor.
Baggett, Mrs. ('attic. Windsor.
Watford, Miss Dora, Coleraine.
Watford, Miss Eva, Coleraine.
Garrett, Miss Mattie, Coleraim
Matthews, Miss Mary, Coleraine
Baker, Miss Pearle, Coleraine.
Garrett, Miss Addie,
Garrett, Mirs Katie.
Wilson, Mrs. II. E.,
Andrews, Ira E. I'.,
Jones. W. R., Rosemead.
Rayner, W. H., Rosemead.
Nowell, Miss Amanda, Rosemead.
Bass, A., Powellsville.
Tavloe, Miss Ella R., Powellsville.
Coli raine.
Coleraine.
Coleraine.
( il' raine.
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BERTIE COUNTY.
Eure, W. J., Aulander.
Early, Miss Ella, Aulander.
Mitchell, Miss Lizzie, Aulander.
Cale, VV. H., Aulander.
Tyler, J. E., Roxobel.
Watson, Mrs. Lillian C. , Roxobel.
Jenkins, Miss Mamie, Kelford.
Jones, Miss Fannie, Harrellsville.
Urquhart, Mrs. Sue, Lewiston.
Peele, Mrs. Bettie, Lewiston.
Peele, Mrs. Eva, Lewiston.
Garris, Mrs. L. C, Lewiston.
Hall, Miss Margaret Y.. Lewiston.
Parker, Miss lieulah, Lewiston.
Bazemore, Miss Nora, Lewiston.
Drew, Miss Nannie, Drew.
Drew, Miss Bertie, Drew.
Pritchard, Miss Lizzie, Burden.
Mitchell, Miss Ivy, Burden.
Pritchard, Miss Blanche, Burden.
Hoggard, John T., Exter.
Outlaw, G. W., Branning.
Outlaw, Miss Eunice, Branning.
White, A. B., Askewville.
White, Mrs. Rosa, Askewville.
Mizell, J. C, Merry Hill.
Capehart, Miss Mary M., Merry Hill.
Smithwiek, Miss Lizzie, Merry Hiul.
Williams, Miss Ernestine, Merry Hill.
Sallenger, Miss Edna, Sans Souci.
Bond, Miss Clara L., Quitsna.
Cooper, Miss Annie, Quitsna.
Spruill, Miss Mary L., Quitsna.
Hoggard, Miss Annie, Bethlehem.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— S. H. Barnes, Branning; T. T.
Speight, Lewiston; E. S. Pierce, Merry
Hill; B. LeggetL, Windsor: J. R. Matthews,
Hexlena; J. C. Mizell, Merry Hill; W. P.
Jordan, Coleraine.
METHODIST- A. R. Goodchild.
Physicians not in Towns.
B. W. Hathaway, Merry Hill.
J. W. Sessoms, Bethlehem.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. T.
Nicholls, (cum.), E. W. Gray, Windsor;
John L. Harrington, Lewiston.
Schools and Academies.
WINDSOR ACADEMY— H. D. Bateman
Principal, \\ indsor.
COLERAlNfc ACADEMY— Ira E. D. An
drews, Principal, Colei'aine.
AULANDER HIGH SCHOOL— W. H
Cale, Principal, Aulander.
PRIVATE S< IfOOL— Miss Pattie Urqu
hart, Principal, near Lewiston.
ROSEFIELD SCHOOL— Mrs. Mary Gillam
Principal, W indsor.
PRIVATE SCHOOL— Miss Maud Gurley
Principal, Windsor.
PRIVATE SCHOOL- Miss Minnie Gray,
Principal, Windsor.
Cotton Gins.
J. B. Nicholls. Merry Hill.
Windsor Cotton and Peanut Co. — R. C.
] Bazemore, President, Windsor.
H. H. Gill & Co., Merry Hill.
W. B. Glover, Coleraine.
Wood H. Harrell, Windsor.
R. M. Bridger, Lewiston.
\V. H. Bunch, Burden.
W. H. Hale, Cut Off.
C. W. Mitchell, Aulander.
D. W. Brit ton, Rosemead.
C. L. Henry & Co., Coleraine.
W. H. Beasley, Coleraine.
John C. Britton, Powellsville.
H. W. Bazemore, Drew.
Morris & Early, Hexlena.
Freeman & Oodwin, Coleraine.
T. Gillam, Windsor.
Grist Mills.
H. H. Cill & Co., Merry Hill.
Henry Mizell, Windsor.
G. A. Harden, Merry Hill.
J. S. Mitchell, Hexlena.
J. T. Barber, Windsor.
R. M. Bridger, Lewiston.
D. W. Britton, Rosemead.
T. Gillam, Windsor.
Merchants not in Towns.
Perry Bazemore, Cut Off.
J. O. Bazemore. Drew.
S. J. Britt, Merry Hill.
D. \V. Britton & Son, Rosemead.
W. G. Burden, Burden.
Sol. Bunch. Cahaba.
Kenneth Barnacascel, Windsor.
Bun]. Brown, Powellsville.
J. J. Daggett, Cahaba.
A. J. Brown, Evansviile.
W. R. Capehart, Avoca.
C. E. Collins, Quitsna.
A. S. Collins, Quitsna.
H. H. Gill & Co., Merry Hill.
W. B. Glover & Co., Coleraine.
• O. A. Harden & Co., Merry Hill.
W. R. Jones, Rosemead.
A. E. Leicester, San Souci.
W. M. Keeter, U indsor.
H. D. Miner, Windsor.
J. B. Nicholls, Merry Hill.
J. B. Parker, Coleraine.
A. J. M. Perry, Uosemead.
Wm. Pritchard, Burden.
A. B. Phelps & Son, Merry Hill.
Roughton & Skiles, Woodard.
Mr*. M. E. Smallwood, Merry Hill.
Sans Souci Trading Co., Sans Souci.
C. W. Spruill, Quitsna.
Simeon Swain, Coleraine.
M. L. White, Windsor.
Mrs. Mary C. Williams, San Souci.
A. S. Wynns, Coieraine.
J. C. White & Son, Cahaba.
Mrs. L. White, Cahaba.
John R. Castellow, Windsor.
Henry & Morris, Coleraine.
Peanut Cleaners.
WINDSOR COTTON AND PEANUT CO.
— R. C. Bazemore, President, Windsor.
Saw Mills.
Cashie & Chowan R. R. & Lumber Co. —
R. G. Wiggins, Supt., Windsor.
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J. B. Nicholls, Merry Hill.
H. H. Gill & Co., Merry Hill.
Henry Mizell, Windsor.
W. B. Glover, Coleraine.
G. A. Wynns, Powellsville.
G. A. Harden.
Clover Grass Lumber Co. — J. T. Williams,
Manager, Sans Souci.
J. S. Mitchell, Hexlena.
J. T. Parker, Windsor.
Wood H. Harrell, Windsor.
R. M. Bridger, Lewiston.
W. H. Bunch, Burden.
W. H. Hale. Cut Oil.
C. W. Mitchell, Aulander.
D. W. Britton, Rosernead.
C. L. Henry & Co., Coleraine.
W. H. Beasley, Coleraine.
John C. Britton, Powellsville.
Phelps & Waters, Woodard.
H. W. Bazemore, Drew.
J. T. Mizell, Windsor.
Saloons.
J. L. Bowen, Merry Hill.
S. P. Freeman. Windsor.
John Haste, Windsor.
J. C. Leary <& Co., Coleraine
I. M. Mizell, Windsor.
McDonald &: Allen, Windsor.
J. H. Simons, Coleraine.
Rhodes Tayloe, Windsor.
J. Lawrence Harrington & Co.
D. W. Baker, Coleraine.
W. S. Nixon, Coleraine.
\ulander.
WINDSOR.
Population, 484 white; 113 colored.
Value real estate, $116,300.
Value personal property, $129,564.
No. white polls, 64.
No. colored polls, 15.
TAX RATE — City purposes, 25 cents on
$100.
City owns lights.
Town Officers.
Election is held Tuesday after first Mon-
day in May of each year; term of office,
1 year.
MAYOR— St. Leon Scull.
CLERK— Joseph L. Spivey.
TREASURER— Joseph L. Spivey.
TAX COLLECTOR— James B. Gray.
CONSTABLE— J. B. Gray.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— A. S. Rascoe,
R. C. Bazemore, E. L. Catling, J. L.
Spivey, T. Gillam.
POS TMASTER— Ancerrilla King.
R. R. AGENTS— J. L. Bell, Gen. F. and
P. Agt. ; J. C. Gurlev, local agent.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. C. Gurley, South-
ern Express Co.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Bertie Hotel, Geo. T. Brett, Prop.
Mrs. J. B. Saunders.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— (Cashie)— J. O. Alderman,
Pastor.
METHODIST— A. R. Goodchikl, Pastor.
EPISCOPAI— (St. Thomas P. E.)-B. S.
Lassiter, Rector, Hertford.
Schools and Academies.
WINDSOR ACADEMY— H. D. Bateman,
Principal.
ROSEF1ELD SCHOOL— Mrs. Mary Gillam,
Principal.
MISS MAUD GURLEY'S SCHOOL— Miss
Maude Gurley, Principal.
MISS MINNIE GRAY'S SCHOOL— Miss-
Minnie Gray, Principal.
Agricultural Implements.
A. S. Rascoe.
J. B. Gillam.
J. J. Mardre & Bro.
R. C. Bazemore.
Richard Tayloe.
J. B. Kicholls & Bro.
Auctioneers.
Sol. Cherry.
Barber Shons.
W m. Hoggard.
Lewis T. Bund.
Banks and Bankers.
Gillam & Lyon. Capital, $4,000; Surplus
and Profit, $7,601.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. R. Moody.
W. T. HecKstall.
H. P. Sewell.
•I. B. Nicholls & Bro.
T. F. Rice & Bro.
Blacksmith Shops.
E. S. Dail.
Privott & White.
Turner Bond.
Books and Stationery.
R.
C.
Ba/.emore.
T.
P.
Gurlev.
A.
S.
Rascoe.
K.
W
Pugh.
W
s.
Gurley.
Boots and
Shoes
A.
s.
Rascoe.
J.
B.
Gillam.
c.
vv
. Atkinson.
^
Li
isitz.
H.
Vv
. Bazemore.
J.
J.
Mardre & Bro.
R.
('.
Baz more.
W
. s
& J. L. Pritchard.
Richard Tayloe
.r.
L.
Spivey.
T.
P
( rurley.
.1.
B.
Nicholls & Bro.
Smitl
wick & bvans.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
L. F. Pierce.
Bicycle Dealers.
I.. )•'. Pierce.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
E. S. Dail.
Privott & White.
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BERTIE COUNTY.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
R. C. Dazemore.
C. A. Cooke.
Richard Tayloe.
T. P. Gurle'v.
J. B. Nieholls & Bro.
A. S. Bascoe.
J. B. Gillam.
Smithwick & Evans.
C. W. Atkinson.
S. Lipsitz.
H. W. Bazemore.
J. J. Mardre & Bro.
Coal and 'Wood.
R. VV. Askew.
W. T. Heckstall.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
Windsor Cotton and Peanut Co.
All general merchants.
Cotton vrins.
WINDSOR COTTON & PEANUT CO.— R.
C. Bazemore, President.
Crockery and Glassware.
J. L. Spivev.
T. P. Gurley.
J. B. Nieholls & Bro.
A. S. Rascoe.
Smithwick & Evans.
J. B. Gillam.
W. H. Sanderlin.
S. Lipsitz.
H. W. Bazemore.
J. J. Mardre & Bro.
R. C. Bazemore.
W. I.. & J. L. Pritchard.
Richard Tayloe.
T. F. Rice & Bro.
Confectionery Dealers.
T. P. Gurley.
J. L. Spivey.
Smithwick a: Evans.
W. H. Sanderlin.
McDonald »: Allen.
R. C. Bazemore.
Canned Goods.
A. S. Rascoe.
Smithwick & Evans.
J. B. Gillam.
W. H. Sanderlin.
S. Lipsitz.
H. W. Bazemore.
J. J. Mardre & Bro.
McDonald & Allen.
R. C. Bazemore.
W. S. & J. L. Pritchard.
Richard Tayloe.
T. P. Rice & Bro.
J. L. Spivey.
T. P. Gurley.
J. B. .Nichols & Bro.
Contractors and Builders.
P. C. Cooper.
Noah Cooper.
Clubs.
Windsor Literary and Social Club.
Dentists.
W. G. Mizell.
Doctors.
H. V. Dunstan.
E. W. Pugh.
W. S. Gurley.
Drusrerists.
E. W. Pugh.
W. S. Gurley.
Dealers in Carriages.
E. S. Dail.
Privott & White.
R. C. Bazemore.
Gillam <fc Sessoms.
Dealers in Ice.
Sutton & Pierce.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
E. W. Pugh.
W. H. Sanderlin.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Carrie Pierce.
Mrs. R. M. I" elps.
Mrs. Mary Cale.
Mrs. R. L. Lodge.
Mrs. \V. S. Hayes.
Electrical Contractors.
L. F. Pierce.
t ish Markets.
J. R. Moody.
Flour. Com and Feed Dealers.
\V. EL Sanderlin.
Furniture Dealers.
Privott & White.
R. C. Bazemore.
Richard ia>'loe.
J. B. Nieholls &c Bro.
.). B. Gillam
General Merchandise.
A. S. IJascoe.
J. B. Gillam.
Smithwick & Evans.
S. Lipsitz.
' H. W. Bazemore.
.T. J. Mardre & Bro.
R. C. Bazemore.
W. S. & .1. L. Pritchard.
T. F. Rice & Bro.
Richard Tayloe.
J. L. Spivey.
T. P. Gurley.
J. B. Nieholls i: Bro.
Mrs. S. C. Barrett, (dry goods and no-
tions).
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Privott & White.
E. S. Dail.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
L. F. Pierce.
Hides and Pelts.
S. Lipsitz.
R. C. Bazemore.
BERTIE COUNTY.
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Insurance Agencies.
Jacocks & Askew.
E. S. Askew.
Sol. Cherry.
Job Printing Offices.
Windsor Ledger Office.
Lawyers.
J. B. Martin.
St. Leon Scull.
W. R. Johnson.
Alex. Lassiter.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. T. Mizell.
Machinery Dealers.
R. C. Bazemore.
E. S. Dail.
L. F. Pit rue.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. S. C. Barett.
J. L. Spivey.
S. Lipsitz.
Music Teachers.
Miss Maggie Askew.
Miss Maude Gurley.
Miss Minnie Gray.
Mrs. M. F. Gillam.
Painters.
W. M. Sanderlin.
Thomas Bryant.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
R. C. Bazemore.
J. J. Mardre & Bro.
T. P. Gurley.
A. S. Rascoe.
E. W. Pugli.
Peanut Cleaners.
WTNDSOR COTTON & PEANUT CO.— R.
C. Bazemore, President.
Plumbers.
L. F. Pierce.
Newspapers and Editors.
WINDSOR LEDGER— S. W. Kenney,
Editor.
ileal .Cstate Agents.
E. S. Askew.
Retail Grocers.
McDonald & Allen.
W. H. Sanderlin.
L. F. Pierce.
Sains and Livers Stables.
J. D. Sessoms.
H. P. Sewell.
Edward Perry.
Sporting Goods.
L. F. Pierce.
Stoves and Tinware.
Privott & White.
E. S. Dail.
R. C. Bazemore.
Saloons.
S. P. Freeman
Rhodes Tayioe.
I. M. Mizell.
McDonald & Allen.
John Haste.
Shingle Dealers.
R. C. Bazemore.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
J. C. Gurley, agent Telephon â– from
Ahoskie to Windsor. Connects with West-
ern Union Telegraph Co. at Ahoskie.
Typewriters and Supplies.
Jacocks 6c Askew.
Watches and Jewelry
E. E. Dail.
\V. L. Davis.
Wood-Working Shops.
Privoit k White.
L. S. Dail.
AUIANDER.
Incorporated in 1885.
Population, 342.
No. white voters, 65.
No. colored voters, 10
Value real estate, $75,000.
Value p: rsonal property, $35,000.
TAX RATE— 1-5 of 1 per cent and use
for general purposes. Street tax, $1.00 pe
head, between ages of 18 and 45 (male.)
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Alex. Lassiter.
CLERK— H. L. Early.
TREASURER— C. W. Mitchell.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. D. Burden
W. J. Rogerson, H. L. Early.
MARSHAL— G. C. Rogerson.
POSTMASTER— H. L. Early.
EXPRESS AGENT— D. McC. Alford,
South', rn Express.
R. R. AGENT— D. McC. Alford,
Hotols and Boarding Houses.
Central House.
Hoggard's Boarduig House.
Ministers and Churches.
FIRST BAPTIST— I'.. J. Harrcll, Pastor.
BAPTIST— S. F. Bristoe, Pastor.
PARKER'S CHURCH— T. F. Smith, Pas-
tor.
Schools and Academies.
AULANDER ACADEMY— (Male and Fe-
male)— W. II. Cole, Principal.
Bicycle Dealers.
J. \Y. Herring.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. M. Parker.
Carriage Maufacturers.
W. D. Hoggard.
Pogerson & Bro.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
C. W. Mitchell.
T. J. White.
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BERTIE COUNTY.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Rice & Mitchell.
Doctors.
W. J. Harrell.
E. II. Horton.
Drue-cists.
E. C. Harrell.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Rice & Mitchell.
General Merchandise.
T. J. White.
W. J. Eure.
A. L. Burden.
J. B. Burden & Co.
W. D. Burd°n.
J. A. Burden & Co.
E. C. Harrell.
C. \V. Mitchell.
J. Lawrence Harrington & Co.
N. S. Minton.
A. J. White.
"Lawyers.
Alex. Lassiter.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
J. T. Hollomon.
Miss Maude Williford.
Mrs. M. H. Pittmon.
Sal«"s and Livery Stables.
Mitchell, Harrell & Co.
Sales nnJ Livery Stables.
J. H. Liverman.
J. E. Cooke.
Seeing Machine Agents.
Mitchell. Harrell & Co.
J. A. Burden & Co.
"'i'W Mills.
C. W. Mitchell.
T. J. White.
Shingle Manufacturers.
C. W. Mitchell.
Undertakers and Fmbalmers.
W. D. Hoggard.
ROXOBEL.
Incorporated in 1S97.
Population, 227.
Value real estate. ?50,000.
Value personal property, $100,000.
No. whit" polls, 40.
No. colored polls. 15.
Tovrn Officers.
CLERK— E. B. Hardv.
TREASURER— Lerov Capehart.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. P. C. Jenkins.
R. R. AGENT— C. G. Conner.
•EXPRESS AGENT— C. G. Conner. S «uth-
err. Express Co.
Schools and Academies.
Miss Mattie Livermon.
Mrs. L. C. Watson.
Barber Shops.
Wiley Gilbert.
Brokers.
Peele & Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
P. C. Jenkins.
Contractors and Builders.
S. J. Gillikin.
M. S. Vick.
Doctors.
P. C. Jenkins.
A. Capehart.
General Merchandise.
A. T. Livermon.
Peele Bros.
E. B. Hardy.
C. T. Harrell.
John L. Andrews.
Machine Shops.
James T. Cullifer.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Bettie W. Edwards & Co.
Music Teachers.
Miss Ruby Livermon.
KELFORD.
Incorporated in 1893.
Population, 167.
Value of real estate, $16,000.
No. white polls, 15.
No. colored polls, 10.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 1-4 of 1 per
cent; streets, 50c. on poll.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 1 year.
MAYOR— Joshua Brown.
TREASURER— J. B. Stephenson.
ATTORNEY— Alex. Lassiter.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. E. Brown, J.
J. Brown, W. W. Harrell.
POSTMASTER— II. P. Harrell.
R. R. AGENT— Eppa Brown.
KPRHSS AGENT— Eppa Brown.
Mr listers and Churches.
BAPTIST— T. T. Speight, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
The Brown Hotel.
Mre, Cobb.
Barber Shops.
Hercules Johnson.
Bwtchers and Dealers in Cattle.
George T. Brown.
N. W .Winton.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Parker Bros.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Parker Bros.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
J. J. Brown.
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BERTIE COUNTY.
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Contractors and Builders.
A. D. Bynum.
D. P. Hoggard.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Cobb.
Dealers in Ice.
Jesse E. Brown.
Dealers in Cotton Seeds.
George T. Brown.
General Merchandise.
J. J. Brown.
Norfleet & Cherry.
Lawyers.
Joseph A. Creech.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. R. Brown.
Marble Works.
Joseph J. Brown, manufacturer of con-
crete monuments or tombstones by patent
process.
Painters.
Parker Bros.
Produce Dealers.
J. J. Brown.
Retail Grocers.
W. P. Harrell.
Joshua Brown.
Jesse E. Brown.
Sales arvd Livery Stables.
J. J. Brown.
Saloons.
Joshua Brown.
Sewing Machine Agents.
J. J. Brown.
Wiley E. Parker.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
J. E. Brown.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
Parker Bros.
LEWISTOtST.
Incorporated in 1883.
Population, 163.
TAX RATE— 1-4 of 1 per cent.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. L. Harrington.
CLERK— W. V. Brett.
TREASURER— W. Mitchell.
CHIEF OF POLICE— T. P. Early.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. V. Brett,
W. Mitchell.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL— Miss M. Early,
Principal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— A. F.
Hancock, J. S. Hughes, W. J. Barnea.
POSTMASTER— C. H. Lewter.
R. R. AGENT— H. A. Cox.
EXPRESS AGENT— II. A. Cox.
Doctors.
W. Mitchell.
General Merchandise.
Baker & Hoggard.
A. T. Eason & Co.
Rawls & GaiTiss.
J. G. Williams & Co.
W. S. Bazemore.
J. B. Saunders.
II. W. Dunning.
W. V. Brett & Co.
A. .1. Jovner.
(i. S. Norfleet & Co.
Brack Askew.
Cherry & Brooks.
COLERAIN.
Incorporated in 1871.
Population, 207.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. H. Matthews.
CLERK— W. H. Sessoms.
TREASURER— L. A. Nowell.
CHIEF OF POLICE-J. O. Saunders.
BOARD OF ALDEUMEX— L. A. Nowell
W. H. Sessoms, C. L. Northcott, J. M.
Montague, J. C. Leary.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. J. 0. Saunders.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— W. P. Jordan, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
COLERAIN ACADEMY— Ira E. D. An-
drews, Principal.
Contractors and Builders.
Adam Wilkes.
Doctors.
L. A. Norvell.
W. B. Watford.
Druirirists.
L. A. Nowell.
General Merchandise.
D. R. Britton & Co.
A. C. Dickorson.
T. E. Beasley.
J. E. Britton.
C. L. Henry.
J. 0. Saunders.
A. D. White.
N. G. Phelps.
B. Goldstein.
J. M. Perry.
Saloons.
J. C. Leary & Co.
J. H. Simons.
D. Baker.
W. S. Nixon.
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BLADEN COUNTY.
BLADEN COUNTY.
County Seat, Elizabethtown.
Formed in 1734 from New Hanover county. Names derived from Martin Bladen,
one of the Lords Commissioners of Trade and Plantations.
Area, 900 square miles.
POPULATION: 17,077. White males, 4,709; white females, 4,743. Negro males,
3,914; negro females, 4,309. Foreign born,, 3. White males over 21 years, 2,171;
negro, 1,405. White polls, 1,443; negro pells, 470.
Value of real estate, $901,953, loss of $16,508 from 1900; personal property! $670,665,
increase of $51,177 over 1900, including 702 horses, 1,420 mules, 14 jacks and jennets,
1,482 goats, 8,176 cattle, 22,603 hogs, 3,447 sheep.
Property listed in 1900 by whites, $1,402,033; by negroes, $135,275; by Indians, $641,-
No. Schools: White, 70; Colored, 44.
TAX RATE— County, 23 2-3c. on $100. No debt in county; surplus in treasury.
POST OFFICES: ABBOTTSBURG, Ammon, BLADEN BORO, Brinkland, Brompton,
Cedar, CLARKTON, Colly, COUNCILS STATION, Cypress Creek, Dawsons Landing,
Downingsville, Dublin, East Arcadia, Edge, ELIZABETHTOWN, (c. h.), Elkton, Ellis,
Emerson, Folsom, Gravel Hill, Guyton, Ham, Hocut, Jerome, KELLY, Klondike, Little
Sugarloaf, Lyons Landing, Moscow, Nat Moore, Orbit, Populi, Register, Richardson,
Rofindale, Sandbluff, Southwood, Tarheel, Westbrook, White Hall, White Oak, Willis
Creek.
PUBLIC ROADS: J. E. Williamson, Elizabethtown, Supt. Worked by Old State
Law and convict labor. No. miles, 300.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Carolina Central, 32.80 miles, assessed value $349,020.50
Western Union Telegraph Company, 94.40 miles, assessed value 7,292.45
Atlantic Postal Telegraph Company, 95.20 miles, assessed value 2,925.77
Southern Express Company, 32.80 miles, assessed value 1,182.70
SUPERIOR COURTS: March 3rd, two weeks; October 6th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— A. M. McNeill,
Elizabethtown.
bHERlFF— C. W. Lyon, Elizabethtown.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. S. Williamson,
Elizabethtown.
TRE VSURER— W. S. Clark. White Hall.
CORONER— C. M. Roberts, Bladenboro.
SURVEYOR— J. \V. Downing, Downvillo.
CO. ATTORNEY— C. C. Lyon, Elizabeth-
rewn.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— Newton Robinson,
Elizabethtown.
HOME — Newton Robinson,
SCHOOLS— W. I. Shaw,
SUPT. CO.
Elizabethtown
CO. SUPT
Klondyke.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— S. N. Fer-
guson, (chm.), A. McA. Council, W. S.
Ballard, Elizabethtown.
ATTORNEY FOR CO. BOARD EDUCA-
TION— C. C. Lyon, Elizabethtown.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— C. C. Parker,
(chm.), R. L. Bridgor, W. K. Anders.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— R. B.
Cromartie, (chm.), Elizabethtown; Daniel
Leonard, Kerr; J. D. Gilliam, White Hall.
CONSTABLES— Abbotts Township, L. V.
Hester, Abbottsburg; Bethel, J. W. Car-
roll, Dublin; Bladenboro, J. W. Wilson,
Bladenboro; Brown Marsh, Tilden Mears,
Clarkton; Carver's Creek, T. H. Gillespie,
Westbrook; Coley, Ralph P. Melvin, Ham;
Cypress Creek, Alex. Smith, Cvpress Creek;
Elizabethtown, G. W. Hall, Elizabethtown;
French's Creek, W. H. Hargrove, Kelly's;
1'nrnbull, Mitchell Johnson, Amnion;
White's Creek, D. J. Priest, Register's;
White Oak, J. A. Puidie, White Oak,
Justices of the Peace.
ABBOTT'S TOWNSHIP— R. J. MeEwen,
I: S. Benson, F. S. Averitt, J. W. C. Bal-
Iontine, J. S. Cain, Abbottsburg. .
BETHEL— J. J. McMillan, Forney Willis,
Dublin; A. R. Edwards, Prompton.
BLADENBORO— S. N. Ferguson, D. &
Hester, J. A. Guyton, T. J. Freeman, C. O.
itnrcer, Bladenboro.
WHITE OAK— J. C. Bullard, A, McA,
Council, I. J. Cain, White Oak.
BROWN MARSH— A. K. Cromartie, A. a
Blue, W. F. Melvin, Clarkton.
CARVER'S CREEK— E. J. Grimsley, J.
L. McFayden, J. D. Robeson, J. W. Dowlt*,
BLADEN COUNTY.
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C. K. Council, T. N. Maultsby, J. S. Nick-
olson, Council's Station.
CENTRAL— J. B. West, Elizabethtown;
V7. J. McDuffee, Dawsons Lodge.
COLLY— R. P. Melvin, R. H. Marshburn,
J. R. Mulford, Ham.
CYPRESS CREEK— A. S. Smith, A. B.
Re-eves, J. F. Parker, J. C. Cromartie,
Cvpress Creek.
"KLIZABETHTOWN— W. P. Dove, L. A.
Johrson, H. H. Barnbjll, R. B. Cromartie,
D. J.. Gooden, J. D. Dove, F. M. Willis, L.
J. Hall, Elizabethtown.
FRENCH'S CREEK— R. H. Allen, E. H.
Anders, Kelly's; W. H. G. Lucas, White
Hall; A. J. Squires, Nat Moore.
HOLLOW— A. F. Cain, D. Ferguson,
Thomas Brisson, D. Patterson, Frank Davi9,
Willis Creek; J. McK. Robeson, Tar Heel.
LAKE CREEK— J. N. Corbett, Klondyke;
W. C. Jonson; Dan Leonard, W. I. Shaw,
Klondyke.
TURNRULL— B. F. Tatom, Nash L.
Tatom, Ammon.
WHITE'S CREEK— J. E. Elkina, Elkton;
A. Allen, Emerson; J. S. Blackman, Reg-
ister; D. T. Perry, Rosindale; I. A. Reg-
ister, Register.
Physicians not in Towns.
W. H. G. Lucas, White Hall.
j. D. Devane, Council's Station.
W. K. Anders, White Oak.
R. S. Cromartie, Garland.
Wm. Willis, Tar Heel.
D. B. Gillespie, Council's Station.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— A. McFayden, Clark-
t"n; James Kelly, Clarkton.
BAPTIST— W. S. Ballard, Clarkton; W. L.
Brisson. William Brisson, Dublin; C. R.
Hester. Elizabethtown; Snowden Hester,
Judd Freeman, Bladenboro; W. S. Melvin,
William Brunt, White Oak; D. J. Olark;
White Fall; J. W. Downing, Downingville.
METHODIST— G. T. Simmons, ElLiabeth-
town; A. J. Groves, Cypress Creek; D. G.
UoDuffee, Ellis.
Cotton Gins.
O. L. Clark, Clarkton.
N. A. Currie, Clarkton.
Seth Smith, Elizabethtown.
E. M Robeson, Tar Heel.
C. W. Lyon, Lyon's Landing.
J. N. Singletary, Bladenboro.
J. B. & H. B. McFadyen, Council's Sta-
tion.
The Bridger Co., Bladenboro.
Merchants not in Towns.
Jcseph Gillespie, Dublin.
H. J. Lvon & Co., Dublin.
S. B. Cashwell, Dublin.
D. J. Brisson, Dublin.
Melvin Bros., Dublin.
W. B. Singletary, Tar Heel.
E. L. Singletary, Tar Heel.
James Robeson, Tar Heel.
T. R. Whitted, Tar Heel.
The Bridger Co., Bladenboro.
The Bladenboro Merchandise Co., Bladen-
boro.
S. A. L. Johnson, Abbottsburg.
D. S. Benson & Bro., Abbottsburg.
'/.. G. Thompson, Abbottsburg.
N. A. Currie & Bro., Clarkton.
O. L. Clark, Clarkton.
H. S. Swindell, Clarkton.
Y. R. Porter, Emerson.
W. \V. Love, Elkton.
George C. McDuerald, Rosindale.
A. A. Clark & Co., Rosindale.
J. 6. Nye, Council's Station.
A. (J. Holmes & Co., Council's Station.
J. A. Wooten, White Hall.
A. E. "Martin. White Oak.
G. F. Melvin & Co., Elizabethtown.
C. R. Hester, Elizabethtown,
D. L. Smith, Elizabethtown.
C. L. Davis, Elizabethtown.
E. C. Clark & Bro., Klizabethtown.
W. 15. McGill, Elizabethtown.
T. H. Hales, Elizabethtown.
Mrs. J. R. Shepherd, Elizabethtown.
W. J. Kemp. Elizab thtown.
H. J Lyon, Elizabethtown.
F. A. Kinlaw, Elizabethtown.
J. D. Dove, Elizabethtown.
W. C. Bigford & Co., East Arcadia.
Joseph Hester, Richardson.
'L. V. Edwards, Brompton.
E. D. Nealy, Register's.
A. E. Cain, Hocutt.
C. 1'. Parker & Bro., Cypress Creek.
1; II. Marshburn, Ham.
T. Sessoms, Klondike.
T. & F. Sessoms, Point CasweU.
W. C. Porter, Kelly's.
J. H. Porter, Kelly's.
J. B. Henry, Colly.
Ed. Henry, Kelly's.
E. F. McCulloch, White Oak.
G. H. Smith, White Oak.
R. W. Richardson, White Oak
A. E. Martin, White Oak.
W. J. Davis. White Oak.
Shippers of Produce.
S. N. Ferguson, Bladenboro.
C. O. Mercer, Bladenboro.
H. C. Bridger, Bladenboro.
G. L. Clark, Clarkton.
A. McFadyn, Clarkton.
0. L. Clark, Clarkton.
N. A. Currie, Clarkton.
W. I. Shaw, Klondyke.
J. N. Corbett, Klondyke.
J. C. Stanley, East Arcadia.
Saloons.
No saloons in county.
ELIZABETHTOWN.
Incorporated in 177:i.
Population, 100 white; 44 colored.
Value real estate, $19,230.
Value personal pro|>crty, $10,289.
No. white polls, 14.
No. colored polls, C.
Tax rate— 25c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. S. White.
CLERK— R. J. Hester.
TREASURER— R. J. Hester.
TOWN CON'STAIU.K— ii. H. Barnhill. 9r.
L'OARD OF ALDKRMEN— H. J. Lyon, D.
L. Smith, J. W. Hall.
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BLADEN COUNTY.
POSTMASTER— S. M. King.
Schools and Academies.
i I \KKTON HIGH SCHOOL— Prof. Deal,
Principal.
WH1TH OAK HIGH SCHOOL— W. W.
Woodhouse, Principal.
Hotels and Boardine Houses.
Mrs. J. W. Bizzell.
Mrs. G. W. Hall.
Mrs. H. II. Barnhill.
Mrs. Carrie Clark, Clarkton.
Barber Shops.
Charles Robinson.
\V. M. Mar Lin.
Blacksmith Shops.
H. H. Barnhill.
Tred McDowell.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
O. L. Clark, Clarkton.
Confectionery Dealers.
All merchants.
Dealers in Carriages.
H. J. Lyon.
A. E. Martin, White Oak.
Doctors.
Newton Robinson.
Drusrsists.
Newton Robinson.
Clark & Evans, Clarkton.
Dry Goods and Notions.
No regular dry goods establishments. All
merchants sell dry goods, groceries, etc.
Grist Mills.
E. T. Hester.
W. R Bryan.
Randall McCaU.
Seth Smith.
J. P. Council, Jr.
J. B. West.
Owen Johnson.
I.. A. Tatom.
Alex. White.
J. N. Singletary.
James \\ hite.
D. L. Singletary.
Job Printing Offices.
Sidney Mears, Clarkton.
Lawyers.
C C. Lyon.
C. M. McLean.
R. S. White.
R. H. Lyon.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
L. T. Cottingham, Councfl's Station.
T. A. Jones, Council's Station.
M. A. Sanderlin, Clarkton.
Machine Shops.
J. P. Council, Jr., Council's Station.
A. G. Holmes, Council's Station.
Sliiiij'le Dealers.
O. L. Clark, Clarkton.
N. A. Currie & Bro., Clarkton.
Y. R. Porter, Emerson.
The Bridger Co., Bladenboro.
CLARKTON.
Incorporated in 1001.
Population, 200 white; 60 colored.
No. white polls. 25.
TAX RATE— 16 cents on $100.
Town Officers.
Term of office, two years.
MAYOR— S. G. Wooten.
CLERK— N. A. Currie.
TREASURER— 0. L. Clark.
TAX COLLECTOR— Ed. Johnson.
CITY PHYSICIAN— Clark & Evans.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— Clark & Evans.
SURVEYOR— J. N. Kelly.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Ed. Johnson.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— O. L. Clark, N.
A. Currie, W. S. Ballard.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL SUPT.— Prof. — .
— . Deal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— G. H.
Cromartie, O. L. Clark, F. C. Burney.
POSTMASTER— Sidney Mears.
R. R. AGENT— W. L. Burgess.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. L. Burgess, South-
ern Express Co.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— A. McFavden, James
Kelly.
BAPTIST— W. S. Ballard, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. Carrie Clark.
Agricultural Implements.
N. A. Currie & Bro.
O. L. Clark.
Blacksmith Shops.
F. C. Burney.
Books and Stationery.
N. A. Currie & Bro.
O. L. Clark.
Boots and Shoes.
Currie & Bro.
O. L. Clark.
Swindall & Hester.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
N. A. Currie & Bro.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
N. A. Currie & Bro.
0. L. Clark.
Clothing. Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
N. A. Currie & Bro.
O. L. Clark.
BLADEN— BRUNSWICK.
07
H. S. Swindall.
G. VV. Hester.
Confectionery Dealers.
All merchants.
Crockery and Glassware.
Sold by all merchants.
Dealers in Carriages.
0. L. Clark.
Dealers in Tobacco.
All merchants.
Doctors.
G. L. Clark.
L. B. Evans.
Druccists.
Clark & Evans.
Dry Goods and Notions.
N. A. Currie.
0. L. Clark.
H. S. Swindall.
G. W. Hester.
Flour, Corn and Feed Dealers.
All merchants.
Furniture Dealers.
N. A. Currie & Bro.
0. L. Clark.
General Merchandise.
N. A. Currie & Bro.
0. L. Clark.
H. S. Swindall.
G. W. Hester.
Grist Mills.
N. A. Currie & Bro.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
All merchants.
Job Printing Offices.
Sidney Mears.
Shinirle Dealers.
N. A. Currie Bro.
0. L. Clark.
Retail Grocers.
All merchants.
Sa'is .Tiid Livery Stables.
0. L. Clark.
Saloons.
No saloons in county.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— W. L. Burgess.
Turpentine Stills.
0. L. Clark.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
County Seat, Southnort.
Fonrmed in 1764 from Bladen and New Hanover counties. Name derived from the
Prince of Brunswick, who in that year married the King's eldest sister.
Area, 950 square miles.
POPULATION: 12,657. White males. 3,881; white females, 3,729. Negro males.
2,437; negro females, 2,607. Foreign born, 50. White males over 21 years, 1,794;
negro, 1,074. White polls, 1,165; negro polls, 622.
Value of real estate, $930,333, increase of $49,010 over 1900; personal property, $386,-
667, increase of $51,571 over 1900, including 643 horses, 464 mules, 8 jacks and jennets.
1,542 goats, 7,208 cattle, 15,473 hogs, 4,932 sheep.
Property listed in 1901 by whites, $1,292,415; bv negroes, $114,585.
No. Schools: White, 51; Colored, 28.
TAX RATE— County, 23 2-3c. on $100; for debt, 15c. on $100 and 45c. on poll. All
purposes, 81 2-3c. on $100 and $2.44 on poll. Floating debt, about $2,000.
POST OFFICES: Ash, Biven, Bolivia, Calabash, El Paso, Excelsior, Exum, Iredell,
Leland, Makatoka, Malmo, Phoenix, Regan, Saint Phillip, Seaside, Shallotte, SOUTH-
PORT, (c. h.), Suburb, Supply, Town Creek, Winnebow.
PUBLIC ROADS: J. M. Taylor, Southport, Supt. Worked by Old State Law.
Outlay only for bridges. No. miles, 400.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Carolina Central. 12.20 miles, assessed value $129,S18.60
Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta, 12.88 mihp, assessed value 150,627.25
Pullman Company, 12.88 miles, assessed value 1,610.63
Western Union Telegraph Company, 102.05 miles, assess-d value 7, 883. 41
Atlantic Postal Telegraph Company, 27.80 miles, assrssed value 854.37
ISRUNSWrCK COUNTY.
Wilmington &. Southport Telegraph Line, • • miles, assessed value 500.00
Cape Fear Towing & Transportation Company, miles., assessed value, 23,500.00
Southern Express Company, 25.08 miles, ass ssed value 904.34
Wilmington Railway Bridge Co., .04 miles, assessed value 833.33
J. W. Harper, Steamer
SUPERIOR COURTS: March 17th; September 22nd.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLKRK OF THF. COUR'I— T. L. Vines,
.Southport.
SHERIFF— D. R. Walker, Southport.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— C. Ed. Taylor,
Southport.
TREASURER— G. E. BiocLS, Seaside.
CORONER— Timothy Swain, Shallotte.
SURVKYOR— Silas I. King, Excelsior.
STANDARD-KEEPER— H. K. Ruark,
Southport.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— John A. Mc-
Neill, Shallotte.
SUPT. OF CO. HOME— Matthew Long,
Supply.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— John H. Mintz,
Shallotte.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— G. H.
Bellay, (chin.), El Paso; Peter Rourk, |
Shallotte; A. C. Meares, Calabash; Attor-
ney, E. D. Guthrie, Southport.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— M. C. Guthrie,
(chm.), Southport; O. A. DuRuant, Town
Creek; J. S. Stanlv, Shallotte.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— A. P.
Thomas, (chm.), Seaside; J. D. Galloway,
Southport; George Bellamy, El Paso.
CONSTABLES— North West Township, S.
L. Skipper, Phoe-iix; Town Creek, W. H.
Robbins, Winnabow; Smithville, J. P.
Spencer, Southport; Lockwood's Folly,
Josephus Hewett, Supply; Shallotte, M. K.
Gore, Seaside; Waccamaw, G. O. Evans,
Ash.
Justices of the Peace.
SMITHVILLE TOWNSHIP— Thomas M.
\Tilliatns, John E. Woodside, W. J. Weeks,
R. S. Newton, Richard Dosher, S. W.
Smith, David Ward, J. D. Galloway, South-
port.
LOCKWOOD'S FOLLY— J. W. Lancaster,
A. T. Hewett, George Leonard, John A.
Stanley, Samuel Lewis, O. D. Robinson,
Franklin Galloway, Supply.
SHALLOTTE— B. J. Bennett, Forne»
Gore, E. M. Parker, Christopher Evans, S.
J. Stanley, J. H. Mintz, L. H. Wilson, R.
H. Long.
WACCAMAW— A. R. Edwards, Samuel
Hickman, Noah Williamson, L. M. Todd,
Jacob A Phelps, J. L. Babson.
NORTH WEST— F. M. Moore.
Public School Teachers.
Worthington, J. W., Shallotte.
Lewis, R. F., Shallotte.
Leonard, George, Shallotte.
Robinson, J. W., Biven.
Sellers, Miss Annie, Supply.
Williams, Miss Blanche, Supply.
McKeethen, W. O., Supply.
Galloway, Miss Emma, Supply.
Bennett, Miss Mary, Winnabow.
Bennett, Miss Amanda, Winnabow.
Taylor, E. W., Jr., Winnabow.
Harrelson, I. D., Funston.
B. G. Early, Funston.
Robbins, D. P., Funston.
Jeruxttc. John, Regan.
Jenrette, Isaa_, Regan.
Walker, Miss Sudie, Town Creek.
Fountain, Miss Lidie K., Southport.
Drew, jMiss Lillie, Southport.
Price, Miss Florence, Southport.
Swain, J. H., Shallotte.
Swain, Robert N.. Shallotte.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— R. W. Bailey, Southport;
J. M. Marlow, Shallotte.
BAPTIST— E. J. Edwards, Southport.
EPISCOPAL— Edward Wooten, Wilming-
ton.
PRESBYTERIAN— P. C. Morton. Wil-
mington.
Physicia,ns not in Towns.
T. V. Moore, Phoenix.
E. G. Goodman, El Paso.
John A. McNeill, Shallotte.
Schools and Academies.
School at Regan.
DAW'S CREEK— B. G. Early, Principal,
Funston.
Cotton Gins-
J. Johnson, Winabow.
E. G. Brooks, Seaside.
R. V. Leonard, Shallotte.
Merchants not in Towns.
W. J. Keiley, Winabow.
G. H. Cannon. Town Creek.
A. H. Evans, Town Creek.
Lindsay Walker. Town Creek.
E. G. Goodman, Town Creek.
J. W. Gay Leland, Town Creek.
J. H. White, Shallotte.
R. V. Leonard, Shallotte.
Jackson Stanaland, Shallotte.
\V. H. Phillips, Shallotte.
James Holmes, Shallote.
Rourk Bros., Shallotte.
Tripp & Co., Shallote.
George E. Brooks & Co., Seaside.
W. A. Long, Seaside.
Luther Wilson, Calabash.
Jesse Wilson, Calabash.
I. R. Ward, Winnabow.
A. M. Williams. Phoenix.
BRUNSWtO K COUNTY.
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F. M. Moore, Phoenix.
W. H. Robbins & Co.
W. H. Robbins & Co., Phoenix.
M. James Reillj' Malmo.
Saw Mills.
R. V. Leonard, Shallotte.
Rourk Bros., Shallote.
W. W. Murrell. Cronly.
SOUTHPORT.
Population, 1,336.
Town Officers.
Election is held 2nd Tuesday in August;
term of officers, 2 years.
MAYOR— S. P. Swain.
CLERK— E. H Cramner.
TREASURER— W. H. Pyke.
TAX COLLECTOR— D. I. Watson.
POLICEMAN— J. W. Mintz.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— S. P. Swain,
W. H. Pyke, B. F. Greer, D. I. Watson,
E. H. Cramner, J. B. Ruark.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL— H. B. Early,
Principal.
POSTMASTER— Robert W. Davis.
R. R. AGENT— W. II. Pyke.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. Alary J. Woodside.
Miss Emma Full wood.
Miss Kate Stewart.
Mrs. H. K. Ruark.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— B. G. Earley.
METHODIST— J. M. Marlow; J. T.
Browning.
Schools and Academies.
COLE CREEK ACADEMY— Sam. P.
Tharp, Principal.
Architects.
Price Faupless'.
Barber Shops.
P. C. Tharp.
C. N. Hatcher.
Blacksmith Shops.
L. M. Robbins
Books and Stationery.
Miss Cassie Logge.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
B. F. Greer.
L. F. Bell.
Contractors and Builders.
A. J. Robbins.
Wm. Weeks.
Commission Merchants.
H. W. Hood.
J. T. Haper.
J. B. Ruark.
J. B. Foundain.
Dosher, St. George & Co.
L. F. Bell.
Dentists.
W. N. Weeks.
D. I. Watson. Doctors -
T. B. McClintie.
n t w * Druffcists.
D. I. Watson.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Ella Galloway.
Dry Goods and Notions.
J. T. Lowrimon.
H. W. Hood.
Chamber of Commerce.
President, M. C. Guthries; Secretary, W
H. Pyke.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
J. T. Harper.
Dosher, St. George & Co,
Grist Mills.
S. M. Robbins.
Retail Grocers.
S. F. Bell.
J. B. Ruark.
J. B. Fountain.
E. F. Davis.
Dealers in Ice.
Pepper & St. George.
Insurance Agencies.
W. H. Pyke.
E. B. Slevins.
M. C. Guthrie.
Lawyers.
E. D. Guth-:e.
Robert W. Davis.
E. H. Cranmer.
Misons and Builders.
Price Furpless.
A. J. Robbins.
J. N. Daniels.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. Rowena Cary.
Newspapers and Editors.
SOUTHPOnT STANDARD— C. Ed. Tavlor.
Editor.
Job Printing Offices,
Standard Job Office.
Real Estate Agents.
W. H. Pyke.
E. B. Stevens.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. B. Fountain.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
Wilmington-Southport.
Watches and Jewelry
E. F. Gordon.
Wood-Working Shops.
S. M. Robbins.
Saloons.
P. C. Tharp.
W. T. Pinner.
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BRUNSWICK— HI N< OMIiE.
SHALLOTTE.
Incorporated in 1899.
Population, If white; 7 colored.
Value real estate, $11,720.
Value personal property, $3,355.
No. vhite polls, 29.
No. colored polls, 2.
TAX i ATE— 10 2-3c. on $100; 50c. on poll.
Town Oftieers.
Election is hold first Monday in May;
term of office, i v< ;ir.
MAYOR— C. N. Leonard.
CLERK AND TREASURER— Martin L.
TAX I OLLECTOR— George F. Coleman.
MARSHAL— G. R.- Coleman.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— James Stanly,
L. C. T/ipp, D. M. Turner, J. C. Mooney,
F. D. White.
POSTMISTRESS!— Mrs: S. E. White.
Ministers and Churches.
METHuDlST— J. M. Marlowe, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AIvD ACADEMIES.
George Leonard.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. L. E. Lawia
Barber Shops.
John i±. Stai..y.
Cotton Gins.
SHALLOTTE MILL CO.— R. V. Leonard &
D. Mc. Turner, Owners and Operators.
Doctors.
John v McNeil.
General Merchandise.
W. II. Philips.
J. II. White & Son.
James Holmes
R. N. Swain.
R. V. Leonard.
Grist Mills.
SHALLOTTE MILL CO.— R. V. Leonard &
D. Mc. Turner, Owners and Operators.
LuniTiei- M'f'rs and Dealers.
Leonard fr Turner, Prop.
Turpentine Stills.
Frank P. White, Owner; John C.
Mooney, Operator.
BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
County Seat, Asheville.
Formed in 1791 from Burke and Rutherford counties. Name derived from Col. Ed-
ward Buncombe, of Tyrrell, who commanded the 5th N. C. Regiment in the Conti-
nental Army.
Area, 520 square miles.
POPULATION: 44,2SS. White males, 18,016; white females, 18,151. Negro males,
3,794; negro females, 4,326. Foreign born, 505. White males over 21 years, 8,370;
negro, 1,S69. White polls, 5,373; negro polls, D76.
Value of real estate, $7,633,732, increase over 1900, $220,582; personal property, $2,-
483,129, increase over 1900, $170,322, including 3,805 horses, 2,305 mules, 21 jacks and
jennets, 69 goats, 14,788 cattle, 7,826 hogs, 4,087 sheep.
Property listed in 1901 by whites, $9,953,437; by negroes, $163,424.
No. Schools: White, 97; Colored, 20.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100; roads, 15c; interest on debt, S l-3c. ; poor,
5d. ; bridges, 5c. Bonded debt, $110,000. Floating debt, $50,000. Fifty miles ma-
cadam roads, cost per mile,, $2,500. Iron bridges, 12.
POST OFFICES: Acton, ALEXANDER, Alora, Alto, Arden, ASHEVILLE, (c. h.),
Averys Creek, Barnardsville, Beech, Bell, BILTMORE, BLACK MOUNTAIN, Buena-
vista, Busbee, Candler, Canto, Cletus, Demia, Democrat, DENMARK, Dillingham,
Dunsmore, Emma, Facerock, FAIRVIEW, Flat Creek, Gem, Glady, Glen Inglis, Grace
Grantville, Gudgeis Mills, Hominy Creek, Inanda, Juno, Jupiter, Leicester, Lime-
stone, Luther, Mascot, Montreat, Morganhill, Newfound, Owenby, Reshaven, Riceville,
Roekview, Sandymush, Shope, SKVLAND, Stocksviile, SWANNANOA, Turnpike,
Tweed, Weaverville, West Asheville.
PUBLIC ROADS: M. L. Reed, Biltmore, Supt. Worked by Taxation and convict
labor, 15c. on $100; total for last year, $15, 000. Gravel, S miles; improved, 50 miles.
BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
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RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Western North Carolina, 47.49 miles, assessed value $581,429.86
Asheville & Spartanburg, 10-36 miles, assessed value 91,476.68
Pullman Company, 45.03 miles, assessed value 5,312.45
Western Union Telegraph Company, 212.41 miles, assessed value 16,408.78
Southern Express Company, 57.82 miles, assessed value 2,0
Southern Bell Telegraph and Telephone Co., 221.00 miles, assessed value ... 740.58
SUPERIOR COURTS: February 3rd, three weeks, criminal cases only; March 10th,
four weeks, civil cases only; April 21st, two weeks, criminal cases only; May 26tli,
four weeks, civil cases only; July 28th, two weeks, criminal cases only; September 8th,
six weeks, civil cases only; November 10th, two weeks; December 1st, two weeks,
civil cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS
CLERK OF THE COURT— Marcus Erwin,
Asheville.
SHERIFF— R. F. Lee, Asheville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. J Mackey,
Asheville.
TREASURER— E. W. Patton, Asheville.
CORONER— D. E. Sevier, Asheville.
SURVEYOR— A. H. Starnes, Candler.
STANDARD-KEEPER— J. S. West, Ashe
ville.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. K. Chambers,
Asheville.
CO. ATTORNEY— Charles A. Webb,
Asheville.
SUPT. OF CO. HOME— Willie Johnson,
Asheville.
CO. SUPT. PUBLIC SCHOOLS— S. F.
Yenable.
CHM. CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— M.
J. Bearden, Asheville.
ATT'Y BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. D.
Murphy.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— M. L. Reed,
(chm.), Biltmore; R. D. F. Robertson,
Leicester: Marion S. Glenn, Avery's Creek.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. C. Mar-
tin, (chin.), II. C. Blackstock, John P.
Kerr.
CONSTABLES— Asheville Township, T. E.
Wilson, Asheville; Avery's Creek, F. B.
Johnson, Avery's Creek; Lower Hominy,
Gaston Lance, Meganna; Upper Hominy,
George Lindsey, Candler; Leicester,
Thomas Rodgers, Leicester; Limes-
stone, Jasper S. Pressley, Arden; Fairview,
G. L. Clary, Fairview; Swannanoa, W. R.
Burgin, Swannanoa; Flat Creek,
I A.. F. Edmonds, Flat Creek; Ivy, Wade H.
Greenwood, Democrat; Black Mountain, A.
I F. Edmonds, Black Mountain; French
j Broad, J. M. Parrish, Alexanders.
Justices of the Peace.
ASHEVILLE TOWNSHIP— J. H. Woody,
J. A. Lyerlev, J. B. Erwin, W. R. Gudger,
I A. B. Ware, C. J. Woody, M. A. Creas-
man. A. T. Summev, W. A. Jones, Jr., J.
M. Smith, W. H. Young, R. J. Stokeley,
Charles W. Malone. T. N. Waddell, J. D.
Penland, J. E. Gudger, F. M. Jordan,
Asheville; T. J. Sumner. Haw Creek; J. C.
Lipe, Biltmore; Eugene Way, Grace; R. C.
Sales, Gash's Creek.
AVERVS CREEK— J. C. Jones, T. M.
Johnson, Avery's Creek; H. P. Morris,
Demi a.
BLACK MOUNTAIN— W. P. Goodson,
Black Mountain.
REEM'S CREEK— S. D. Ballard, W. S.
I enland, Jr., Beach; D. H. Reagan,
Weaverville; John Whittemore, Barnards-
ville.
FRENCH BROAD— J. W. Lee, Alexander.
FLAT CREEK— George E. Sprinkle, W.
S. Roberts, E. J. Roberts, W. J. Beach-
board, Isaac Holcombe, N. C. Eller, Stock-
ville.
FAIR VIEW— J. C. Mitchell, James
Reese, James C. Garren, Fair View.
BIG IVY— Joel Brigman, T. S. Dilling-
ham, Barnardsville; J. H. Woodward,
Democrat.
LOWER HOMINY— George W. Fairchild,
S. L. Morgan, Luther's; E. J. Rhodes,
Candler.
SWANNANOA— J. M. Roberts, Riceville.
UPPER HOMINY— J. W. Warren, R. D.
Buckner, M. V. Cole, P. P. Morgan, C.
W. Howell, Candler.
LIMESTONE— John D. Burnett, C. J.
Baldwin, J. II. Lance, Arden.
LEICESTER— F. Slader, I. L. Williamson,
R. C. Wills, W. E. Paunders, H. S. Hall,
t pi ppst (?r
SANDY MUSH— M. A. King, H. J.
Smith, J. M. Rogers, Sandy Mush.
Publi" School Teachers.
Henry, Miss Kate, Acton.
Blankenship, <;. II., A I xander.
Bryson, Miss Laura, Asheville.
Lyda, E. E., Black Mountain.
Hutchison, R. 11.. Candler.
Peek, Miss Meda, Mars Hill.
Miller, Arthur, Candler.
Lance, H. E., Avery's (reek.
Sprinkle, George B., Beach.
Merrell, P. O., Fairview.
Morgan, Miss Dollie, Leicester.
Jervis, Miss Florence, Mars Hill.
King, II. L., Asheville.
Bales, Mrs. Ella, Inanda.
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BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
Morgan, Miss Annie, Fairview.
Gudger, Miss Ironc, Acton.
Valentino, J. 0. M., Asheville.
Cray, Miss Minnie, Weaverville.
Jarrett, J. N., Palm.
Sigmon, B. L., Mars Hill.
Sigmon, Mrs. II. L., Mars Hill.
Hemphill, Miss Rosa, Glen Inglis.
Gudger, R. F., Candler.
Ducker, J. V., Avery's Creek.
Morgan, if. M., Candler.
Lumsford, Blackwell, Leicester.
J. R. Teague, Mascot.
Teague, Miss Hester, Mascot.
Whittemore, M. A., Barnardsville.
Cochran, Miss Ella L., Avery's Creek.
Hyder, O. H., Barnardsville.
Lunsfird, J. B., Leiceser.
Anderson, J. B., Taint Fork.
Harvov, Miss Laura, Asheville.
Sales, R. C. y Rest Haven.
Hawkins, Miss Ida L. , Flat Creek.
Croft, John D., Owenby.
Hildebrand, Miss Eleanor, Asheville.
Miller, Miss Dora, Owenby.
Radford, S. W., Juno.
Hamricks, Miss Olla, Rice\ille.
Reevts, Miss Bertie, Leicester.
Weaver, H. J., Alexander.
Lunsford, Gudger, Leicester.
Grahl, J. IL, Turnpike.
Hawkins, E. E., California Creek.
Williams, Miss Jessie, Fairview.
Ingram, S. O., Avery's Creek.
Cliff, Miss Carrie, Emma.
Drake, Miss Allene, Weaverville.
Israel, O. L., Dunsman.
Reeves, Avil, Sandy Mush.
Allison, Miss Jennie, Asheville.
Warren, A. B., Candler.
Burnett, Miss Henrietta, Democrat.
Edwards, A. B., Democrat.
Edwards, B. L., Democrat.
Rice, C. A., Riccville.
Carter, Miss Ella, Democrat.
Gales, .Miss Anna, Montreat.
Croft, Mrs. C. E., Owenby.
Israel, Z. W., Hominy Creek.
Daviison, Miss Sue, Swannanoa.
Merr.dl, Mrs. S. I., Glen Inglis.
Johnson, Miss Sarah, Stocksville.
Darley. Miss Laura G., Flat Rock.
Mann, Miss, Jupiter.
Fox, Miss Effie, Jupiter.
Reeves, P. V., Alto.
Reeves, Mrs. P. V., Alto.
Tate. A. C, Marshall.
Triplett, J. E., Leicester.
Jervis, C. E., Leicester.
Roberts, Miss Roburta, New Found.
Roberts, E. G., Flat Creek.
Buttrick, Miss Connie, Emma.
Clayton. Mis. Annie s., Emma.
Kimberley, Miss Fannie, Grace.
McDowell, Miss Anni«, Grace.
Darby, Miss Annie, Grace.
Darby. Miss Martha P., Black Mountain.
Franklin, Miss Lyda J., Shope.
Keathley, Miss Lillie, Wilmington.
Roberts, Miss A. M., Brankton.
Weaver, Miss Pearl, Weaverville.
Total number of white children in coun-
ty, exclusive of city, 12,165; total colored,
2,584. Total number of white children in
city of Asheville, 2,693; total colored,
1,249. Total enrollment in county, 7.436.
Total average attendance, 5,144. Average
white attendance, 31 weeks; average color-
ed attendance in city — both white and col-
ored — 36 weeks. Total amount expended
in county schools for elementary education
exclusively, $26,000. The duplicate graded
system of schools used in this county be-
gins June 1st. First term — 4 months — is
devoted exclusively to first, second, third
and fourth grades; second term — 4 months
— devoted exclusively to fourth, fifth, sixth
and seventh grades. During 1900, 26
schools continued for a term of 9 months.
Last year 65 continued 7 months.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— W. T. Bradley, Morgan Hill;
J. D. Colley, Newfound; J. D. King,
Swannanoa; W. N. Martin, Mascot; S. C.
Owen, Candler; J. B. Painter, M. M.
Sluder, Juno; W. A. Robertson, Barnards-
ville; \. J. Sprinkle, Jupiter; M. S. Prof-
fitt, Democrat.
METHODIST— A. W. Jacobs, Democrat;
R. S. Erkridge, Swannanoa.
BUNCOMBE COUNTY TWO
Merchants not in Towns.
Brookshire & Foster, Juno.
T. J. Brookshire, Rest Haven.
Sam Burleson, Barnardsville.
Mat. Burleson, Barnardsville.
J. E. Brown, Leicester.
A. B. Case & Bro., Skyland.
W. B. Cook, Demia.
R. V. Bjaekstoeks & Co., Stockville.
Ed. Brookshire, Emma.
A. B. Davie, Dunsmore.
J. W. Dillingham, Dillingham.
G. W. Gariand, Grace.
Garren & Shuford, Limestone.
R. J. Gaston, Hominy.
M. V. <;, ntry, Flat Creek.
H. K. Harrison, Swanannoa.
L. Y. Israel. Dunsmore.
Joel Ingram. Avery's Creek.
Andrew Ingle, Emma.
R. W. Johnson, Bell.
E. W. Candler, Candler.
Ora M. Case, Acton.
J. M. Hawkins, Acton.
J. T. Ledbetter & Co., Avery's Creek.
A. J. Merrell, Leicester.
Murray & Penland, Buena Vista.
O. J. McClellan; Emma.
P. P Morgan, Turnpike.
Manly Bros. Barnardsville.
H. \. Miller, Glady.
John O. Kelly, Glady.
Randall Bros., Sandy Mush.
W. F. Rog rs, Owenby:
D. F. Sumner, Leicester.
J. J. Strong, Inanda.
J. C. Smathers, Turnpike.
John Sorrells, Rest Haven.
BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
10.3
W. B. Smith, Flat Creek.
B. F. Wilson, Grantville.
3. S. Wells & Co., Newfound.
J. G. & G. M. Williams, Democrat.
Douglass Wild, Emma.
Physicians not in Towns.
C. M. McC'racken, Fairview.
J. G. Barrett, Beach.
S. M. Massie, Alto.
Joe F. Brock, Candler.
George H. Thrash, Hominy.
J. R. Thrash, Hominy.
B. H. Greenwood, Hominj .
J. N. Gill, Hominy.
D. M. Gudger, Acton.
I. N. McLain, Democrat.
R. J. Wilson, Swannanoa.
R. J. Wilson, Swannanoa.
R.» W. Cooper, Fairview.
Schools and Academies.
WEAVER VILLE- COLLEGE— J. M. Ro-
hertson, President, Weaverville.
JUPITER SCHOOL— Miss Mann, Princi-
pal, Jupiter.
HOMINY CREEK VALLEY INSTITUTE—
O. F. Johnson, Principal, Candler.
ASHEVILLE.
$1.00:
Population, 14,694.
Value real estate, $3,680,566.
Value personal property, 1,275,793.
No. white polls, 1,403.
No. colored polls, 591.
TAX RATE— City purposes,
schools, 30c. on $100.
Bonded debt, $781,500.
Floating debt, $8,000.
Streets, 20c. on $100.
City owns water works.
City owns sewerage system.
Town Officers
Election is held 1st Monday in May; term
of officers, 2 years.
MAYOR— F. M. Miller.
CLERK— M. W. Robertson.
TREASURER— W. R. Hcston.
TAX COLLECTOR— John A. Campbell.
CITY ATTORNEY— L. M. Bourne.
STANDARD-KEEPER— S. F. Miller.
SURVEYOR— B. M. Lee.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT.— J. P. Sawyer.
CHIEF OF POLICE— John S. Fuliam.
POLICEMEN— F. M. Jordan, W. D. Tay-
lor, F. W. Garrison, J. L. Page, .N. A.
Collins, C. H. Bartlett, T. F. Hunter,
Charles P. White, J. W. Chappell.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. T. Rawls,
D. C. Waddell, Jr., S. T. Dorsett, C. W.
Baird, W. M. Hill, C. E. Chambers.
BOAPD OF AUDIT— C. T. Rawls, D. C
Waddell, Jr.. S. T. Dorsett.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— John H.
Williams, John A. Nichols, W. E. Collins,
W. F. Randolph, W. M. Jones, J. C. Mar-
tin.
POS iMASTER— W. W. Rollins.
R. R. AGENT— T. R. Darby, City Ticket
and Passenger Vgent.
EXPRESS AGENTS-.J. T. James, Route
Agent; B. F. Staton, Agent, So. Express
Co.
Cemeteries and Supts.
W. S. Cornell.
Hospitals and Asylums.
Mission Hospital.
Ministers and Churches.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH— W. M. Vines,
Pastor.
FRENCH BROAD BAPTIST CHURCH-
Pastorate vacant.
WEST END— (Baptist)— Luther Brown,
Pastor.
FERN HILL— (Baptist)— Rev. Mr. Staley,
Pastor.
' ENTRAL CHURCH— (Methodist)— J. H
Weaver. Pastor.
NORTH ASHEVILLE— (Methodist)— E. K
McLarty, > istor.
BETHEL— (Methodist)— J. J. Gray, Pas
tor.
HAYWOOD STREET— (Methodist)— T. L
Bam. Pastor.
SOUTH BILTMORE— (Methodist) . —
Crutchfield, Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— R
F. Campbell, Pastor.
OAKLAND HEIGHTS N. PRESBYTERIAN
— S. J. McClenaghan, Pastor.
TRINITY— (Episcopal)— McNeely Du
Bose, Rector.
ALL SOULS CHURCH— (Biltmore.)— R.
R. Swoiie, Rector.
ST. HAUL'S— (Evangelical Luthern)— C.
B. Cox, Pastor.
SAINT I.AWP.KNCE— (Catholic)— Father
Marion, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Battery Park Hotel.
Berkeley Hotel.
Swannanoa Hotel.
Oaks Hotel.
New Oregon Hotel.
Windsor Hotel.
Glen Rock Hotel.
Hotel Hobson.
Commercial Hotel.
The Western Hotel.
The Manor.
The tain House.
The Franklin.
Hillside Cottage.
fngleeide.
The Knickerbocker.
\fargo Terrace.
Melrose House.
Nelson House.
Oakhurst.
U.-ivc nscroft.
Rock Ledge
Waldiieim.
Dunn Robin.
Th.' Bon Air
The Ohio.
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BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
Mr*. A. Z. Baron.
Mrs. T. Baling.
Miss .T. Caldwell.
Mrs. C. W. Carr.
Mrs. M. Cook.
C. H. Gilreath.
J. M. Green.
Miss M. Harris.
Mrs. C, James.
Mrs. II. B. James.
\V. \l. Jarvis.
Mrs. 1'. J. Johnson.
Mis. M. H. Johnson.
Miss M. W. Lee.
Miss I.'. Lewis.
\V. E. Lawrence.
L. G. Lnther.
Mrs. Annie Martin.
Mrs. M. McCrary.
R. Mclnturf.
Mrs. H. E. Mitchell.
\V. O. Muller.
VV. H. Penland.
R. T. Poore.
Miss J. Potts.
Mrs. L. Powell.
Mrs. A. Ragan.
Mrs. M. Randall.
Mrs. A. C. Ray.
Mrs. S. E. Roberts.
B. J. Spivey.
Mrs. M. J. Starnes.
Mrs. a. Stradley.
Mrs. M. C. Wadsworth.
Mrs. Z. C. West.
J. T. Wilbar.
Mrs. S. T. Willis.
Mrs. L. J. Wilson.
Mrs. H. D. Woodson.
Sanitariums.
Quisisana Nature Cure Sanitarium.
St. Jos?ph's Retreat.
The New Winyah Sanitarium.
Schools and Academies.
SUPERINTENDENT— R. J. Tighe.
ORANGE STREET SCHOOL— T. B. Ham-
by, Principal.
MONTFORD AVENUE SCHOOL— Miss
Jennie B. Grav, Principal.
BAILEY STREET SCHOOL— Miss Minnie
C. Johnson, Principal.
WEST END — Miss Oueenie Carson, Prin.
CATHOLIC HILL— j". H. Michael, Prin.
HILL ST. SCHOOL— iliss Leonora T.
Jackson, Prin.
ASHLYILLE COLLEGE FOR YOUNG
WOMEN— Archibald A. Jones, A. M., Pres.
BINGHAM SCHOOL— Robert Bingham,
A. M. L. L. D., Sunt.
MORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG WOMEN— Thomas Lawrence,
D. D., President.
HOME INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL— Miss
Florence Stephenson, Principal.
ASHEVILLE SCHOOL OF STENOGRA-
PHY AND TYPEWRITING— Miss Emanuel,
Principal.
ASHEVILLE FREE KINDERGARTEN
SCHOOL— Miss Emma Clegg, Principal.
SOUTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE— H. S
Shockley, Principal.
Architects.
W. H. Lord.
A. L. Melton.
R. S. Smith.
J. A. Tennent.
Agricultural Implements.
Asheville Hardware Co.
T. S. Morrison & Co.
Penniman & Co.
Auctioneers.
VY. H. Medd.
Banks and Bankers.
BATTEKY l'\RK BANK— J. P. Sawyer,
President; J. E. Rankin, Cashier. Capital,
$10U,(»iO; Surplus and Profits, $X0,211.
THE BLUE RIDGE NATIONAL BANK—
J. W. Norwood, President; Erwin Sluder,
Cashier. Capital, $100,POO; Surplus and
Profits, $20,011.
ASHEVILLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION— R.
S. Howland. President; R. P. Hayes, Vice-
President; R. W. Warren, Sec. and Treas.
Bakers.
J. F. Hayes.
J. M. Heston & Sons.
Vienna Bakery.
Whiteman k Brand'l.
Barber Shops.
Battery Park Barber Shop.
Berkeley Hotel Barber Shop.
Glen Rock Barber Shop.
Swannanoa Barber Shop.
Oak Hall— J. W. Brown, Prop.
R. F. Longbatton's Shop — D. Gross, Prop.
Star Barbershop— E. W. Moore, Prop.
Brokers.
Murphy & Co. (Bonds and Stocks.)
A. Rankin. (Merchand.se.
Bt'TCHERS AND DEALEPS IN CATTLE.
G. E. i.t.kin.
H. D. Baker.
Biltmore Farms Packing Houst, Bilt-
more.
J. M. Bedford.
W. M. Hill & Co.
A. W. McFee.
II. P. Pearson.
A. Wernwag.
Zimmerman & Whitehead.
E. G. Ashworth.
Blac 1 -~mith Shops.
Andrews & Coffev.
D. W Cauble.
G. W. Charles.
S. G. Davis.
Ever Lash & Son.
J. W. Goodlake.
W. N. Hatch.
J. M. Riser.
W. R. Lye-ley.
Meece & Elkins.
J. C. Swink.
BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
Books and Stationery.
Andrews & Co.
E. C. Andrews.
Ray's Book Store.
H. T. Rogers.
Bainbridge's Book Store.
Asheville Printing Co.
French Broad Printing Co.
' Boots and Shoes.
The Baltimore.
Boston Shoe Store.
Kerr-Hodges Co.
Racket Store.
H. S. Courtney.
G. A. Mears.
J. Spangenberg.
P. M. Ambrose.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
B. F. Clampet.
J. A. Cook.
J. T. Harris.
J. C. Hemminger.
E. L. Hunt.
T. L. Hyndman.
E. H. Jennev.
R. P. King.
C. J. Miller.
M. Mearner.
T. W. Norvill.
J. M. Pressley.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
Asheville Brick and Tile Co.
George Avery (col.)
S. J. Fisher.
Bieycle Dealers.
Asheville Cycle Co.
Asheville Supplv and Foundrv Co
J. M. Hewn & Co.
Cabinet-Makers.
J. W. -.Aon.
F. U. Haymond.
Carriage Maufaeturers.
Asheville Wagon Co.
Burnett & Lambert.
Clubs.
Alibi Club.
Asheville Bar Association.
The Asheville Club.
Medical Society of Buncombe County
N. C. Society P. C. to A.
Swannanoa Country Club.
White Supremacy Club.
Republican Club.
Zeb Vance Democratic Club.
United Confederate Veterans.
Zeb Vance Camp.
Camp Johnston Pettigrew.
Grand Army of the Republic.
Contractors and Builders.
S. I. Bean & Co.
A. Bunn.
J. G. Colvin.
Donnan & Stevens.
M. Harding.
H. C. Hugill.
0. A. Miller.
J. A. Tennent .
J. A. Wagner.
W. II. Westall.
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Cigar Factories.
C. S. Pugh.
Coal and Wood.
Asheville Ice and Coal Co.
Carolina Ice and Coal Co.
Citizens Coal Co.
Woodbury Coal Co.
J. S. Reagan.
A. Faucett (col.)
Confectionery Manufacturers.
L. Bcrman.
•I. W. Bucbannan.
H. L. Fisher.
U. Grass.
J. M. Heston & Sons.
L. E. Jenkins.
Keeling Bros.
C G. Lee.
C. Miscari.
R. T. Newton.
L. M. Theobald.
Vienna Bakery.
J. P. Walsh.
Whiteman & Brand'l.
Cotton Mills.
ASHEVILLE COTTON MILLS— Caesar
Cone, President; C. G. Devenish, Secretary
and Treasurer.
Crockery and Glassware.
S. J. Fisher, (window glass.)
Vsheville China Co.
Buckner & Northern.
J. H. Law.
Clothing. Hats and Men's
f Furnishings.
The Baltimore.
A. Blomberg.
H. S. Courtney.
S. Finestein.
Mrs. R. Freidenberg.
J. C. Gentry.
I. W. Glaser.
G. A. Mears.
Racket Store.
J. B. Swartzberg & Son.
Whitlock Clothing House.
R. R. Zasrer.
Dealers in Carriages.
Asheville C. .t M. Repository.
Carolina Carriage House.
Vsheville Hardware Co.
Dress-Makers.
Asheville Skirt Manufacturing < .1
Mrs. E. Von Barker.
Mrs. A. A. Cole.
Mrs. IS. Southwaite.
Mrs. S. W. Gay.
Mrs. F. A. Kennedy.
Mrs. D. Loftain.
Miss M. Nash.
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BUNCOMBU COUNTY.
Mrs. S. Prince.
Miss H. s. Read.
Miss Z. Starnes.
Mrs. L. Trull.
Mrs. N. I. Walton.
Dentists.
L. X. Durham.
J. W. Faueett.
J. W. Foreman.
J. E. Hawthorne.
J. "F. Ramsay.
R. H. Reeves.
Wexler Smathers.
E. O. Chambers.
R. P. Anderson.
H. L. Smathers.
J. A. Gorman.
Doctors.
C. P. Ambler.
H. L. Baird.
A. M. Ballard.
S. W. Battle.
YV. C. Brownson.
J. A. Burroughs.
A. W. Calloway.
Case k Woodhull.
T. P. Cheeseborough.
J. E. David.
W. W. Duson.
M. H. Fletehev.
E. B. Glenn.
E. Gruner.
W. D. Billiard.
C. S. Jordan.
P. H. Lee.
J. H. Lewis.
T. E. Lime.
L. B. McBrayer.
F. T. Merriwether.
M. C. Millender.
C. L. Minor.
E. R. Morris.
Paul Paouin.
W. V. Powell.
G. W. Purefov.
C. V Reynolds.
James Sawyer.
D. E. Sevier.
Joseph T. Sevier.
Lucius H. Mar.se.
M. L. Stevens.
H. B. Weaver.
J. A. Watson.
A. S. Whitaker.
W. P. Whiltins'ton.
J. H. Williams.
John H. Woodcock.
John H. Drake, Jr.
W. L. Dunn.
J. Wardlaw Pelham.
Karl Von Ruck.
H. L. Saylor.
Martin. L. Stevens.
Gaiilard S. Tennent.
Charles Van Bergen.
James F. Wilson.
S. J. Woodcock.
H. H. Briggs.
Lee W. Battle.
Dr. Priolean.
M. W. Alston, (col.)
J. W. Bryan, (col.)
R H Bryant, (col.)
Druererists.
Carmichael's Pharmacy.
Carolina Pharmacy.
Grant's Pharmacy.
Paragon Pharmacy.
Pelham's Pharmacy.
C. A. Ravsor.
T. C. Smith.
A. W. Thorman.
West End Drug Store.
Union Drug Co.— Geo. S. Dowell, Prop.
J. E. Wingood.
Dry Goods and Notions.
The Baltimore.
A. Blomberg.
Bon Marche.
J. C. Gentry.
G. A. Mears.
Oestrei^.er & Co.
Palais Koyal Co.
Racket Store.
H. Redwood & Co.
Sumner, Sons & Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
Asheville Tobacco Co.
Electric Companies & Officers.
ASHEVILLE ELECTRIC CO.— J. E.
Rankin, President; A. M. Francis, Treasur-
er; A. W. Plummer, Secretary.
FREXCH BKOAD POWER CO.— J. S.
Adams, President.
Electrical Contractors.
McKay & Farr.
McPheison & Moore.
Chamber of Commerce.
ASHEVILLE BOARD OF TRADE— George
S. Powell, President.
Fish and Oyster Dealers.
Asheville Fish Co.
C. S. Wallace.
Young & Willis.
Florists.
Battery Park Hotel Conservatories.
Biltmore Xursery.
Brown hurst Green Houses.
Tdlewild Floral Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
C. S. Cooper.
Thomas W. Fitzpatriek.
Asheville Grocery Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Asheville Milling Co.
Hazel Green Mills.
French Broad Power Co.
Foundries and Iron Works.
Asheville Foundry and Machine Shops.
Fruit Dealers.
Mrs. T. J. Betterton.
Carolina Cold Storage and Packing Co.
BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
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C. S. Cooper.
Keeling Bros.
P. W. Lawe.
McCannell Bros.
R. L. Owenby.
H. T. Brown.
Furniture Dealers.
Baird & Rector.
W. A. Blair.
Sirs. L. A. Johnson.
W. Li. Moore.
\V. Turner.
W. B. Williams & Co.
Wm. Medd.
General Merchandise.
McPeters & Sluder.
The Biltmore Store.
F. P. Ingle.
W. E. Johnson.
A. G. McDowell.
E. M. Mitchell.
H. J. Olive.
Patton & Milholland.
H. Rosen.
Shaw Bros.
W. J. Sudderth & Co.
T. L. Trautham.
Win. Davis.
Grist Mills.
Biltmore Roller Mills.
French Broad Power Co.
Hazel Green Mills.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Asheville Hardware Co.
Brown, Northup & Co.
F. P. Ingle.
Penniman & Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. M. Alexander.
Wm. Mitchell
J. B. Shope.
Hides: and Pelts.
Carolina Cold Storage Co.
Sternberg & Yarborough.
Ice Factories and Officers.
ASHEVILLE ICE AND COAL CO.— H. T.
Collins, President; W. E. Logan, Vice-
President; George R. Collins, Sec. and
Treas.
CAROLINA ICE AND COAL CO.— F. M.
Weaver, President; H. A. Miller, Secretary
and Treasurer.
Insurance Agencies.
Rutledge, Patterson, Webb & Co.
Aston, Bawls & Co.
Waddell & Coxe.
Mitchell & Broyles.
J. L. Jarvis.
Alston k Webb.
Octave Battle.
A. W. Ek.
M. Starnes.
Job Printing Offices.
Asheville Printing Co.
J. I. Beall.
The Citizen Co.
The Gazette Co. .
French Broad Press.
Carolina Printing Co.
Lawyers.
Merrick & Barnard.
Bourne & Parker.
H. B. Brown, (col.)
M. VV. Brown.
W. P. Blown.
Frank Carter.
H. B. Carter.
II. C. Ohedister.
T. H. Cobb.
Locke Craig.
Zeb Curtis.
Davidson & Jones.
H. F. Adiekes, Jr.
Donald Gillis.
J. M. Gudger.
J. M. OuJger, Jr.
N. B. Gwyn.
Jones & Jones.
II. N. Loekwood.
V. S. Lusk.
Luther & Wells.
Martin & Webb.
Merrimon & Merrimon.
Moore k, Moore.
S. H. Reed.
Thomas Settle.
Shuford & Shuford.
F. A. Sondley.
Stevens & Weaver.
J. W. Summers.
Tucker & Murphy.
Whitson & Keith.
John P. Arthur.
J. S. Adams.
R. S. McCall.
J. It. Starnes.
F. W. Thomas.
Roland Wolf.
Laundries.
Asheville Steam Laundry.
Steele's Laundry.
My Hand Laundry.
Leather Dealers.
M. Maun r.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
John Alexander Lumber Co.
American Hardwood Co.
Collins, Offutt & Co.
W. !>f. Cooper.
Dickaon-Mason Lumber Co.
W. M. Jones.
W. B. McEwen.
George F\ Scott & Co.
W. Ii. West a 11.
M. B. Wilkinson Lumber Co.
Bryan & Boyer.
Machinery Dealers.
Asheville Hardware I lo.
Asheville Supply and Foundry Co.
Machine Slums.
Asheville Foundry and Machine Shope.
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BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
Marble Works.
S. I. Bean & Co.
W. O. Wolfe.
Mattress Manufacturers.
E. S. Hal).
Musio Teachers.
Mrs. J. O. Blair.
Mis:l D. Brown.
Mrs. E. J. Coffin.
E. F. Cole.
R. Da.ilhwaite.
Miss Helen Lewis.
Miss M. Mitchell.
Miss Nora Ware.
Musical Instruments.
Falk's Music House.
Mrs. R. Freidenberg.
W. J. Hough.
Millinex-y and Fancy Goods.
Bon Marche.
Miss N. LaBarbe.
Mrs. L. Mitchell.
Palais Roval Co.
H. Swartzberg.
Newspapers and Editors.
ASHEVTLLE DAILY CITIZEN— D. C.
Chace, Editor-in-Chief; Fred A. Johnson,
City Editor.
ASHEVILLE DAILY GAZETTE— J. E.
Norton, Editor.
ASHEVILLE REGISTER— Roberts &
Hildebrand, Editors.
EPWORTH NEWS— George L. Hackney,
Editor.
JOURNAL OF TUBERCULOSIS— Karl
Yon Ruck. Editor.
OUR MOUNTAIN HOME— John M. Stoner,
Editor.
THE SOUTHLAND MAGAZINE— A. H.
McQuillan, Editor.
Oil Dealers.
Sunlight Oil and Gasoline Co.
Painters.
Brown <fe Swink.
II. Hocking.
F. M. Johnson.
J. R. McFall.
L. Swicegood.
Bard Bros.
F. H. Lynes.
R. K. Owen.
Paper-Hangers.
E. C. & R. L. Fitzpatrick.
F. M. Johnson.
J. R. McFall.
L. Swicegood.
F. M. Johnson.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Asheville Paint, Oil and Varnishing Co.
T. C. Smith.
L. Swicegood.
E. C. & R. L. Fitzpatrick.
Plumbers.
Ball & Shepherd.
M. H. Kelly & Co.
F. M. Lindsey.
McPherson & Moore.
J. R. Rich.
Retail Grocers.
G. D. Allison
R. Allison.
Asheville Grocery Co.
G. E. Atkins.
Baird Bros.
II. D. Baker.
J. H. Basse.
L. C. Brown.
Mrs. M. E. Caldwell.
A. F. Cook.
Davis & Britt.
R. M. Deaver.
I. W. Fitzpatrick & Co.
J. S. Forster.
F. H. Foster.
L. T. Fricks.
J. S. Fullam.
Glenn & Johnson.
E. J. Gare.
G. Green.
G. A. Greer.
F. J. Hall.
J. E. Hall.
G. P. Hamrieks.
S. J. Harris.
J. W. Harrison.
J. F. Hill.
I. X. L. Grocery.
George W. Davis.
L. D. Ingle.
Mrs. S. A. Ingle.
G. W. Jenkins.
J. H. Jenkins.
H. C. Johnson.
W. Kroger.
C. W. Lanning.
C. H. Lee.
H. Linsey.
H. R. London.
P. O. Merrell.
I. Michalov.
S. H. Miller.
E. M. Mitchell.
A. C. Monday.
J. L. Morgan.
W. Morrow.
M. W. Nobbett.
D. G. Noland.
J. L. Owens.
Owenby & Son.
Patton & Milhalland.
N. R. Penland.
S. M. Redmon.
H. Rosen.
I. M. Sanders.
C. Sawver.
H. Shas.
E. Shas.
Shaw Bros.
T. Siinmonds.
S. S. Smith.
W. J. Sprause.
BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
Stewart & Byrd.
N. C. Stradley.
Kincaid & Sudderth.
H. A. Talberc.
T. L. Trautham.
J. L. Welch.
Iteal Estate Agents.
Aston, Rawls & Co.
Natt Atkinson & Sons.
W. \V. Barnard.
II. Batterham.
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?aver & Alexander.
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<fc LaBarbe.
Sash ^nd Blind Factories.
W. M. Jones.
Ottelay Novelty Co.
George F. Scott & Co.
W. H. Westall.
Sales and Livery StaLles.
B. C. Brown.
C. C. Brown.
W. B. Brown.
J. H. Brown & Son.
J. R. Oates & Co.
Chambers & Weaver.
Patton & Stikeleather.
F. A. Mears.
Willai-d & Lasater.
Palace Stables.
Central Stables.
M. Yoder.
Saloons.
Acme Wine & Liquor House.
Battery Park Saloon.
Berkeley Hotel Bar.
Bonanza Wine and Liquor Co.
Boston Saloon.
Club Saloon.
Eurtka Saloon.
Glen Rock Hotel Bar.
Hampton & Featherston.
J. II. Langee.
Laurel Valley Saloon.
C. B. Mclntyre.
A. E. Parker.
Swannanoa Bar.
Union -quor House.
White Man's Bar.
Sewing Machine Agents.
J. J. Coble.
T. A. Vincent.
Stoves a--d Tinware.
W. A. Boyce.
F. M. Lindsey.
McPherson & Moore.
Asheville China Co.
Tailor Establishments.
Asheville Pressing Club.
Brown & Co.
11. J. Courtney.
McKimmon & Kosky.
Hugh Petrie.
The Tailors.
Whitlock Clothing House.
N. B. Rood (col.)
J. Hauston (col.)
Tanners.
Asheville Tannery.
Transfer Companies.
Asheville Transfer Co.
City Baggage Co.
Lorick & Smith.
ASHEVILLE AUDITORIUM CO.— W. T.
Weaver. President; George S. Powell, Sec-
retary and Treasurer.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.—
Jacob Ford, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Asheville Telephone Co.
The Southern Bell Tel. and Tel. Co.
Typewriters and Supplies.
Wilkie & LaBarbe.
Trust & Investment Companies.
LOAN AND INVESTMENT OFFICE— L.
R. Montague.
Unions.
Central Labor Union.
Carpenters and Joiners' Union.
Painters' Union.
Plumbers' Union.
Retail Clerks' Union.
Stonemasons' Bricklayers' and Plasterers'
Union.
Street Car Mens' Union.
Tinners' Union.
Typographical Union.
Undertakers and Emhalmers.
Blair & Mackey.
J. V. Brown & Son.
J. Cathey (col.)
Noland Bros.
Veterinary Surgeons.
G. H. Lambert.
A. Stauffer.
Watches and Jewelry
Mrs. M. Alexander.
B. II. Cosby.
A. M Field.
C. W. Grobe.
W. W. Goldsmith & Son.
N. E. Haggar.
E. Schirmer.
W. 11. Slioffner.
Wholesale Grocers.
Mustin, Robertson & Co.
Slayden, Fakes & Co.
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BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
Wood-Working Shops.
Ottelay Novelty Co.
W. H. Westall.
Wm. M. Jones.
WEAVERVILLE.
Incorporated in 1S72.
Population, 323.
Value real estate, $75,000.00.
Value personal property, $20,000.00.
No. white polls, 80.
No. colored polls, 20.
TAX HATE— 60 cents on $100.
Town Officers.
Eelection is held in May; term of office,
1 vear.
MAYOR— J. B. Lotspeich.
CLERK— Zeb. Robinson.
TREASURER— Ed. Vaucher.
TAX COLLECTOR— James Clinton.
SURVEYOR— J. J. Reagan.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Thos. Hunter.
POLICEMAN— James Wright.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Zeb. Robinson,
R. P. Britton, W. S. Cook, D. H. Wagner,
E. F. Vandiver.
POSTMASTER— T. H. Weaver.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— R. M. Taylor, Pastor.
PROTESTANT METHODIST— J. H. Mol-
ten, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
WEAVFRVILLE COLLEGE— I. M. Robe
son, Principal.
Architects.
E. Byrely.
Dentists.
C. P. West.
Doctors.
W. L. Reagan.
Zeb. Robinson.
James Gill.
Druggists.
T. H. Reeves.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. Baird.
General Merchandise.
W. A. Nelson.
W. A. Kelson.
J. M. Whittmore.
J. W. Vandiver & Co.
W. M. Reagan.
W. S. Cook.
J. Z. T. Rogers.
Lawyers.
W. E. Weaver.
J. A. Reagan.
R. W. Perkins.
Machine Shops.
E. Byrely.
NOTE — A trolley car line connecting
Weaverville with Asheville is nearly com-
pleted.
BILTMORE.
Population, 383, including South Biltmore.
Population, 383.
Town Officers.
MA"iOR— D. C. Champlain.
CLERK— C. S. Merrick.
TREASURER- J. C. Life.
ATTORNEY'— Charles McNamee.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. H. Hampton.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. C. Life, C.
S. Merrick, G. W. Reed.
CITY SCHOOLS— R. R. Swope, Supt.
POSTMASTER— George W. Reed.
R. R. AGENT— B. J. Luther.
EXPRESS AGENT— B. J. Luther.
Ministers and Churches.
ALL SOULS CHURCH— (Episcopal)— R.
R. Swope, Rector.
Lawyers.
Charles McNamee.
S. H. Reed.
Kinsland VanWinkle.
Doctors.
A. S. Wliitaker.
G. W. Reed.
L. E. Holmes.
Retail Grocers.
C Sawyer.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Stoner Bros.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. M. Hill & Co.
Druggists.
T. C. Smith.
BLACK MOUNTAIN.
Population, 200.
MAYOR— H. W. Fitch.
General Merchandise.
J. A. Allred.
A. M. Dula.
C. W. Gaskins & Co.
J. M. McCoy.
Savage Bros.
E. W. Queen.
J. A. Mayers.
RAMOTH.
Population, 351.
MAYOR— W. H. Wilson.
BURKE COUNTY. lu
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BURKE COUNTY.
County Seat, Moreanton.
Formed in 1777 from Rowan county. Name derived from Edmund Burke, the famous
English statesman.
Area, 400 square miles.
POPULATION: 17,699. White males, 7,339; white females, 7,684. Negro males, 1,-
246; negro females, 1,430. Foreign born, 150. White males over 21 years, 3,341; negro,
404. White polls, 1,646; negro polls, 168.
Value of real estate, $1,104,127, increase of $45,404 over 1900; personal property. $4
613, increase of $41,171 over 1900, including 1,181 horses, 1,723 mules, 25 jacks and
jennets, 23 goats, 4,446 cattle, 5,531 hogs, 1,193 sheep.
Property listed in 1900 by white, $1,410,206; by negroes, $32,959.
No. Schools: White, 65; Colored, 13.
TAX RATE — County, 65c. on $100- No debt in county. Two miles macadam roads
— cost per mile, $5,000. Iron bridges, 5.
POST OFFICES: Baker, Bridgewater, Brindletown, Burkmont, Camp Creek, Cham-
bers, Chesterfield, CONNELLY SPRINGS, Cora, Dogwood, Drexel, Enola, Fonta Flora,
Gibbs, GLEN ALPINE, Henessey, HILDEBRAN, Icard, Jonasridge, Joy, Linville Falls.
Linvilles Store, MORGANTON, (c. h.), Pearson, Penelope, Perkinsville, Rollins, RUTH-
ERFORD COLLEGE, Shoups Ford, Table Rock, Valdese, Warlick, Waters, Worry,
Wortman.
PUBLIC ROADS: Maury McDowell, Morganton, Supt. Worked by Old State Law
and convict labor. Outlay only for bridge expenses. No. miles, 400-500. Improved
turnpike owned by individuals, 15 miles.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Carolina & Northwestern, 2.18 miles, assessed value $ 7,065.48
Western North Carolina, 29.70 miles, assessed value 363,623.22
Pullman Company, 29.70 miles, assessed value 3,503.88
Western Union Telegraph Company, 108.17 miles, assessed value 88,356.19
Southern Express Company, 31.88 miles, assessed value 1,149.54
SUPERIOR COURTS: April 7th, two we-ks; June 2nd, two weeks, civil and jail
cases; August 18th, two weeks, civil and jail cases; October 6th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— P. W. Patton,
Morganton.
SHERIFF— C. Manly McDowell, Morgan-
ton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. H| Giles, Mor-
OO. COMMISSIONERS— W. B. Berry,
(chin.), Morganton; J. D. Glass, Connelly
Springs; J. T. McGimpsey, Fonta Flora.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— A. C.
Avery, Jr., (chm.), Morganton; J. E.
Coulter. Connelly Springs; J. L. Houk,
Morganton.
^'Ui.'i?: „, m ™ ™. , . „ u- «. CONSTABLES— Morganton Township,
TREASURER— Charles A. Harbison, Mor- ! Ch . irleg T> Campbe n7 Morganton; Silver
canton. j creek, T. N. Neill, Rollins; Upper Creek,
CORONER— S. B. Scott, Morganton. j A N Beck( Table Roc k; Icard, W. A.
SURVEYOR— D. F. Denton, Morganton. j Burns, Icard; Upper Fork, J. E. Ramsay,
STANDARD-KEEPER— J. R. Howard, ' l^iola.
Morganton. .Tiis-Hnes of tlie Peace.
CO. ATTORNEY— S. J. Erwin, Morgan-
ton
SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. L. Laxton, Mor
g:mton.
SUPT. CO. HOME— B. H. Orders, Mor
ganton.
MORGANTON TOWNSHIP— D. C. Pear-
ion, W. K. Houk, J. A. Shuping, Morgan-
ton; A. N. Dale, Chambers; J. C. Mull,
Morganton.
SILVER CREEK— J. M. Brinkley, W. D.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— H. O. Houk, Mor- Dale, Glen Alpine; E. P. Bennett, Bridge
ganton. ' water.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. A. Lackey, LINVILLE— A. H. Giles, W. M. Dobson,
Cc'im.), Morganton; E. H. Tilley, Cora; Fonta Flora; J. R. Rust, Bridgewater.
W. H. Pool, Bridgewater; Attorney of I I'PER CREEK— C. W. F. Patton, W.
Board, J. F. Spainhour, Morganton. J. Arney, W. W. English, Table Rock.
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BURKE COUNTY.
QUAKER MEADOWS— H. O. Houk, 0. M.
Avitv, J. A. Lackey, Morganton.
LOWER CREEK— L. S. Self, S. S. Hally-
bnrton, VV. A. Hood, Chesterfield.
SMOKY CRICEK— Roby P. Moore, Cam-
eron Smith, J. A. McCall, Cora.
LOWER FORK— N. L. Chapman, Riley
Talent. Shoups Ford.
I OVELADY— Martin Berry, P. A. Bol-
linger, J. E. Coulter, Connelly Springs.
I("ARD— J. W. Parrish, J. J. Abernathy.
Hildebran; H. A. Adams Penelope; P. M.
Cook, W. W. Aiken, Icard.
UPPER FORK— J. P. Bumgarner, R. B.
Carswell, Enola.
Public School Teachers.
Kerley, Miss Lois, Morganton.
Roderick, Miss Lily. Morganton.
Hild rbrand, Miss Mary, Morganton.
Lackey, Otis, Morganton.
Lackev, Cleo, Morganton.
Puett, C. E., Morganton.
Harbison, R. A.. Morganton.
Kerley, A. C. , Morganton.
Spainhour, Miss Ruby, Morganton.
CrawW, C. P., Morganton.
Huffman, Miss Lillian. Morganton.
Hovle, Minnie, Morganton.
Kerlev, Miss Opbie, Morganton.
Hudson. Miss Sudie. Morganton.
Laxton. Miss M. A., Morganton.
Poe, Miss Emma, Civ sterfield.
Hood, W. A., Chestprfield.
Tilley, Miss Maude, Cora.
Poe. E. A., Cora.
Gwaltney, Ed., Cora.
Moore. Mrs. Ida, Cora.
Corpening. Miss Marietta, Cora.
Carswell,' R. W., Enola.
Bumgarner, J. P., Enola.
Denton, R. A., Enola.
Fdmundson, Frank. Worry.
Drurv, Frank, Worry.
Nantz, Parks. Table" Rock.
Patton, Thomas, r.len Alpine.
Giles. Marvin, Roxboro.
Pendleton, H. I... Mulls Grove.
Martin. J. V., Hayseed,
Sigmon, T. L., Rutherford College.
Wilson, J. E., Rutherford College.
Conley, George E., Connelly Springs.
Garrison, David B., Chambers.
Baker, Miss Marie Ida, Hickery.
Yoder, Jacob E., Yoder.
McGimpsey, R. V., Fonta Flora.
Patton, Joe, Morganton.
Patton, Miss Winnie. Morganton.
Bumgarner, S. T., Enola.
Green. J. A., Granite Falls.
Bowman, H. E., Catawba.
Schools and Academies.
PATTON' S SCHOOL— R. L. Patton, Prin-
cipal, Morganton.
MISS DICKSON'S SCHOOL— Miss Mary
Dickson and Miss Josephine Laxton, Prin-
cipals. Morganton.
MORBUTT'S SCHOOL— Mrs. W. R. Mor-
butt. Principal, Morganton.
\VALDENSTAN SCHOOL— M. A. Johier,
Principal. Valdese.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— P. A. Whitener, Morganton; J.
S. Gwaltney, Cora; John W. Keaton, Ches-
tertleld; J. A. Rector, Morganton.
METHODIST— J. H. Bennett, J. W. Jones,
W. R. Houk, Morganton ; J. N. Somers,
Worrv; D. P. Goode, Connelly Springs.
PRESBYTERIAN— Thomas Johnston, Mor-
ganton.
FACTORIES. ETC., AND MANAGERS.
THE BURKE TANNING CO.— LeRoy
Schell, Manager, Morganton.
Lumber Plants.
HUFFMAN & MULL LUMBER PLANT—
hamuel Huffman, Manager, Drexel.
HUFFMAN & MULL FLOUR MILL—
Samuel Hufman, Manager, Drexel.
LUMBER PLANT— Peeler & Lyerly, Man-
S'gers, Bridgewatcr.
LUMPER PLANT— J. D. Pitts, Manager,
Glen Alpine.
GRIST MILL— W. A. Wortman, Manager,
Morganton.
LUMBER PLANT— Hutton & Bourbonnais,
Managers, Morganton.
FLOUR MILL— (Chambers)— B. K. Pres-
nell, Manager, Morganton.
HOSIERY WOOLEN MILL— John Meier,
Proprietor, Valdese.
SHINGLES AND LUMBER— J. E. Coulter,
Connelly Springs.
Merchants not in Towns.
H. C. Bennett. Bridgewater.
J. R. Rust, Bridgewater.
T. A. Seals, BridgewauT.
W. L. Kinksey, Brindletown.
J. Y. Taylor, Brindletown.
W. H. Morrison & Co., Brindletown.
J. L. Mull, Camp Creek.
A. N. Dale & Co., Chambers.
L. S. Self. Chesterfield.
Connelly Springs Co., (Hotel), Connelly
Springs.
J. E. Coulter & Co., Connelly Springs.
.'. W. Dorsey, Connelly Springs.
D. P. Johnson, Connelly Springs.
T>. P. Goode, Connelly Springs.
E. J. Hudson. Connelly Springs.
M. Huffman & Co., Enola.
A. H. Giles, Fonta Flora.
o. A. McCall, Gibbs.
A. Huffman, Pearson.
J. 0. Yanhorn, Pearson.
J. L. Dans & Co.. Rollins.
•"J. A. Poteet, Rollins.
J. G. Proctor, Shoup's Ford.
F. C. Ferguson, Table Rock.
S' mer & Roper, Linville Store.
Forney & Co., Worrv.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. B. Riddle, Bridgewater.
P. P. Lorbacher, Chambers.
McC. Anders, Connelly Springs.
Saloons.
No saloons in the county.
Shippers of Produce.
J. H. Pearson, Morganton.
S. May, Morganton.
Forney & Co., Morganton.
J. D. Pitts, Glen Alpine.
M. N Hennessee, Glen Alpine.
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L. M Hull, Connelly Springs.
C. P. Hudson, Connelly Springs.
J. P. Abee & Co., Connelly Springs.
P. E. Berry, Connelly Springs.
Somers & Roper, Linville Store.
C. A. Poteet, Rollins.
MORGANTON.
Incorporated in 1784.
Population, 1,938.
Value real estate and personal property,
.5J02,327.
No. white polls, 182.
No. colored polls, 47.
TAX RATE— S3 l-3c. on $100 for all
town purposes.
City owns lights.
Town Officers.
Election held first Monday in May each
year.
MAYOR— John Tull.
CLERK— J. C. Estes.
TREASURER— T. G. Cobb.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. C. Estes.
CITY PHYSICIAN— J. L. Laxton.
HOARD OF HEALTH— L. A. Ward, Isaac
Lazarus, R. F. Davis.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. F. Campbell.
BOARD OF ALDERMAN— T. P. Moore,
T. G. Cobb, L. A. Ward, B. F. Davis,
Charles Lane, Isaac Lazarus.
BOARD OF AUDIT— B. F. Davis, (chm.),
T. P. Moore. Isaac Lazarus.
CEMETERY COM— T. G. Cobb, (chm.);
T. P. Moore, Charles Lane.
1'OSTMASTER— D. C. Pearson.
R. R. AGENT— J. W. Wilson, Jr.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. W. Wilson, Jr.,
Southern Express Co.
Hospitals and Asylums.
WESTERN HOSPITAL FOR THE IN-
SANE— (State Institution)— P. L. Murphy,
Superintendent.
BROADOAKS SANITARIUM— Isaac M.
Taylor, Superintendent.
Hotels and Boarding: Houses.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE— (Hotel.)— J. T. Wal-
ton. Proprietor.
ROSE VILLA— (Boarding House)— Mrs.
D C. Pearson, Proprietor.
McCONNAUGHEY HOUSE— (Boarding
House)— Mrs. Anna McConnaughey, Pro-
prietor.
HOARDING HOUSE— Mrs. G. P. Er-
v in. Proprietor.
Ministers and Churches.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN— Thornwell Ja-
cobs, Pastor.
ETRST METHODIST— T. E. Wagg, Pastor.
GRACE EPISCOPAL— Walter Hughson,
Pastor.
F1KST BAPTIST— Rev. W. H. Reddish,
Pastor.
BAPTIST— R. L. Patton.
METHODIST— J. N. Payne.
Schools and Academies.
PATTON' S SCHOOL— R. L. Patton, Prin-
cipal.
MORBUTT'S SCHOOL— Mrs. W. R. Mor-
butt, Principal.
MISS DICKSON'S SCHOOL— Miss Mary
Dickson and Miss Josephine Laxton, Prin-
cipals.
\F AND DUMB SCHOOL— (State In-
stitutionl — E. McK. Goodwin, Supt,
Architects.
W. II. Sloan.
Agricultural Implements.
The Morganton Hardware Co.
Auctioneers.
J. F. Battle.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL HANK OF MORGAN
TON— Clement Geitner, President; A. M
Ingold, Cashier. Capital, $25,000; Surplus
and Profits, $1,105.
Barher Shops.
Wilson's Barber Shop— J. H. Wilson, Pro-
piietor.
Blacksmith Shops.
T. R. Coffee.
Alexander Lawrance.
J. T. McGhinnis.
Bicycle Dealers.
Russell Coleman.
Books and Stationery.
B. S. Gaither.
Boots and Shoes.
Walton & Presnell.
I. P. Davis & Son.
Lazarus Bros.
M. B. Kibler & Co.
Huffman & Connelly.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
J. W. Williams.
James Amos.
Bri^k M'f 'rs and Dealers.
C. M. McDowell.
J. W. Campbell.
J. L. Duckworth.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Forney & Co.
Burke Grocery Co.
J P. May.
McGalliard & Brittain.
Charles Lane.
0. W. Jones.
Cabin et-Makers.
MORGANTON M'F'G AND TRADING CO.
• J. A. Dickson, Manager.
FURNITURE SHOPS— ( Deaf and Dumb
.School)— C. F. Brown, Manager.
Canned Goods.
Forney ft Co.
Burke Grocery Co.
J. P. May.
Morganton Grocery Co.
Contractors and Builders.
W. II. Sloan.
Joseph M. Dale.
J. M. McGalliard.
J. W. Campbell.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Clay well Bros.
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Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
B. F. Davis.
Lazarus Bros.
Coal and Wood.
G. W. Jones
Cotton Mills.
THE ALPINE COTTON MILLS— T. P.
Moore, Superintendent; J. E. Erwin, Sec-
retary and Treasurer.
Crockery and Glassware.
Claywell Bros.
Confectionery Dealers.
B. S. Gaither.
W. A. Leslie.
Chamber of Commerce.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE— I. I. Darig,
President; B. S. Gaither, Secretary.
Dealers in Carriages.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
B. S. Gaither.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
J. H. Pearson.
Dealers in Ice.
Forney & Co.
Burke Grocery Co.
Dealers in Ice.
STANDARD OIL CO.— L. A. Ward, Agt.
Dentists.
I. P. Jeter.
Doctors.
J. L. Laxton.
J. R. Anderson.
G. H. Moran.
E. S. Warlick.
P. L. Murphy.
C. E. Ross.
I. M. Tavlor.
J. J. MeCampbell.
Druarsists.
W. A. Leslie.
John Tull.
Dry Goods and Notions.
I. I. Davis & Son.
Walton & Presnell.
Lazarus Bros.
J. L. Anderson & Co.
M. B. Kibler & Co.
Huffman & Connelly.
Mrs. A. E. Hicks.
Electric Companies & Officers.
MOROANTON ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER CO.— R. T. Claywell, Manager.—
(Municipal.)
Florists.
T. S. Smith.
Fish Markets.
Burke Grocery Co.
Flonr. Corn and Feed Dealers.
J H. Pearson.
Flonr, Corn and Feed Mills.
VV. G. Hogan.
Furniture Manufacturers.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT— Deaf and
Dumb School) — C. F. Brown, Manager.
MOKUANTON M'F'G AND TRADING CO.
-John A. Dickson, Manager.
Furniture Dealers.
Claywell Bros.
General Merchandise.
I. I. Davis & Son.
Walton & Presnell.
Lazarus Bros.
J. L. Anderson & Co.
M. II. Kibler & Co.
Huffman & Connelly.
P. F. Newton.
R. L. Duckworth.
B. S. Gaither.
Charles Cobb.
Somers & Roper.
J. N. Payne.
Mull & Pavne.
J. F. Battle.
J. 11. YVortman & Co.
G. G. Bovvers.
Grist Mills.
Morganton Roller Mills.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Hides and Pelts.
BURKE TANNING CO— LeRoy Schell,
Suf erintendent.
Ice Factories and Officers.
ICE DEPARTMENT DEAF AND DUMB
SCHOOL— G. L. Phifer, Steward.
Insurance Agencies.
Avery & Erwin.
Avery & Avery.
W. A. Townsend.
H. B. Smith.
Joha II. learson.
Junk Dealers.
W. W. McGalliard.
Lawyers.
A. C. Avery, Sr.
A. C. Avery, Jr.
I. T. Avery.
\V. C. Erwin.
S. J. Erwin.
J. T. Perkins.
J. M. Muil.
M. Silver.
\Y. S. Pearson.
Leather Dealers.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
ITutton & Bourbonnais.
M J. Denton.
Huffman & Mull.
Morganton M'i'g and Trading Co.
BURKE COUNTY.
115
Machinery Dealers.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Masons and Builders.
Joseph M. Dale.
J. M. JucGalliard.
J. W. Campbell.
Millinery and Fancy Goods-
Mrs. A. E. Hicks.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
W. A. Leslie.
Music Teachers.
Miss Jennie Allatt.
Mrs. E. B. Claywell.
Hardy Turner.
Newspapers and Editors.
MORG ANTON HERALD— W. E. Aber-
liuthv, Editor.
BURKE COUNTY NEWS— T. G. Cobb,
Editor.
Painters.
F. E. Kaylor.
Faint and Oil Dealers.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Photographers.
Huffman & Connelly.
W. A. Leslie.
John Tull.
Burke Grocery Co.
J. C. Howenstein.
Produce Dealers.
J. H. Pearson.
Real Estate Agents.
Avery & Avery.
Avery & Erwin.
Retail Grocers.
Forney & Co.
Burke' Grocery Co.
J. P. May.
Morganton Grocery Co.
Sbuping-Davis Grocery Co.
Mull <& Payne.
Wortmar. & Newton.
W. W. McGalliard.
P. F. Newton.
B. D. Moses.
Sash and Blind Factories.
MORGANTON MET. AND TRADING CO.
—J. A. Dickson, Manager.
Sales aid Livery Stables.
Goodson & McConnaughcy.
Ward & Brittain.
Stoves and Tinware.
Morganton Hardware Co.
S. S. Lane.
Shingle Dealers.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Hut ton & Bourbonnnis.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— J. W. Wil-
son, Jr., Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
BURKE TELEPHONE CO.— W. C. Erwin,
Manager.
Typewriters and Supplies.
B. S. Gaither, (supplies.)
Watches and Jewelry
J. B. Swind.l.
W. H. Boger.
Wood-Working Shops.
MORGANTON M'F'G AND TRADING CO.
— J. A. Dickson, Manager.
PAYNE & MULL— H. F. Payne, M'gr.
Wholesale Grocers.
Shuping-Davis Grocery Co.
GLEN ALPHINE.
Incorporated in 18S4.
Population, 137.
Value real estate and personal property,
$37,125.
TAX RATE— 18 cents on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Frank Brinkley,
CLERK— J. M. Brinkley.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. M. Brinkley.
CITY PH1SICIAN— E. A. Hennessee.
TREASURER— M. X. Bcnnessee.
POSTMASTER— J. D. Pitts.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mr.-;. Bettie McElratll.
Linville Hotel — M. N. Hennessee, Prop.
Minis+ers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— Thomas Johnston, Pas-
tor.
METHODIST— J. W. Jones, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. S. Gwaltney, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
PATTON'S SCHOOL— T. S. Patton, Prin.
Blacksmith Shops.
Childcrs.
Boots and Shoes.
M. N. Hennessee.
J. D. Pitts.
N. O. Pitts.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Garrison Clontz.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
M. N. Hennessee.
Crockery and Glassware.
J. D. Pitts.
M. N. Hennessee.
N. O. Pit is.
E. J. Sigmon.
Dealers in Tohacco.
M. N. Hennessee.
J. D. Pitts.
N. O. Pitts.
E. J. Sigmon.
116
BURKE— CABAKKl S.
Doctors.
E. A. Hennessee.
Furniture Dealers.
J. D. Pitts.
General Merchandise.
M. N. Hennessee.
J. D. Pitts.
N. O. Pitts.
E. J. Sigmon.
Grist Mills.
J. D. Pitts' Roller Mill.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
M. N. Hennessee.
J. D. Pitts.
N. O. Pitts.
E. J. Sigmon.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. D. Pitts.
N. O. Pitts.
Retail Grocers.
J. D. Pitts.
M. N. Hennessee.
N. O. Pitts.
E. J. Sigmon.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— J. C. Luck.
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE.
Incorporated in 1881.
Population, 2U0.
Value real estate and personal property,
$48,550.
TAX RATE— 20 cents on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— D. H. Peeler.
CLERK— J. F. Coulter.
TREASURER— J. F. Coulter.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. P. Abernathy.
POSTMISTRESS— Miss Lola C. Abernathy.
Colleges.
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE FACULTY.
CHAS. C. WEAVER, Ph. D.. President
History and Civics.
A. C. REYNOLDS, a! B., Vice-President
Latin, Greek and Pedagogy.
H. M. WAGSTAFF, Ph. B. Mathematics
L. W. CRAWFORD, Jr., A. B., Treasurer
English and Bible.
G. P. Jones, Secretary. Commercial Dc
partment.
MRS. A. C. REYNOLDS, Primary De
partment.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. Jennings Cherry.
Mrs. Joseph Morris.
Mrs. Elmira Chapman.
H. A. Feimster.
Mrs. Kate and Ann Fowler.
Mrs. P. D. Goode.
Mrs. P. D. Moore.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. A. Clark, Pastor.
PROTESTANT METHODIST— P. D. Moore,
Pastor.
Boots and Shoes.
R. S. Abernathy.
J. E. Wilson.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
D. P. Goode.
R. S. Abernathy.
J. E. Wilson.
G.
D.
B.
P.
Doctors.
Morris.
Goode.
D.
R.
J.
General Merchandise.
P. Goode.
S. Abernathv.
E. Wilson. "
ta
D.
R.
J.
rd
P.
S.
E.
ware and Ag'l Implem'ts
Goode.
Abernathy.
Wilson.
CABARRUS COUNTY.
County Seat, Concord.
Formed in 1792 from Mecklenburg county. Name derived from Stephen Cabarrus,
member of Legislature from Chowan, and Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Area, 488 square miles.
POPULATION: 22,456. White males, 8,172; white females, 8,183. Foreign' born,
28. Negro males, 2,910; negro females, 3,191. White males over 21 years, 3,616; negro
males over 21 years, 1,219. White polls, 2,459; negro polls, 652.
Value of real estate, $2,062,524, increase of $129,196 over 1900. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,600,174, increase of $88,273 over 1900, including 2,397 horses, 1,832 mules, 6 jacks
and jennets, 107 goats, 5,974 cattle, 6,135 hogs, 1,053 sheep.
Property listed in 1900 by white, $3,413,4C0; by negroes, $91,799.
CABARRUS COUNTY.
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No. Schools: White, 56; Colored, 22.
TAX RATE: County, 22 2-3c. on $100; roads, 15c. Floating debt, $7,000. No.
miles macadam road, 12. Cost per mile, $2,000 to $3,000. No. iion bridges, 4.
POST OFFICES: Bosts Mills, Carriker, Clear Creek, Coddle, CONCORD, (c. h.),
Drys Mill, Erskine, Flows, Furrs, Garmond, Georgeville, Glass, Govern, 1IARRIS-
BURG, Kindley, Klutts, Leading, Manila, Millhill, Minor, MOUNT PLEASANT, Pioneer
Mills, Rimer, Saunders, Smiths Ford, Tulin.
PUBLIC ROADS: R. C. Benfleld, Concord, Supt. Worked by taxation and convict
labor, 10c. on $100 and 30c. on poll; total last year, $6,000. Special tax, $500. No.
miles, 350; gravel, 10; crushed stone, 10; improved, 20.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
North Carolina, 17.16 miles, assessed value $356,700.34
Southern Railway, (rolling stock), 17.16 miles, assessed value 21,168.60
Yadkin, 1.15 miles, assessed value 3,700.64
Pullman Company, 17.16 miles, assessed value 2,024.47
Western Union Telegraph Company, 453.30 miles, assessed value 35,017.65
Albemarle Telephone Company, 16.00 miles, assessed value 153.80
Concord Telephone Company, 13.00 miles, assessed value 1,800.00
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., 5.00 miles, assessed value 16.70
American Telephone and Telegraph Co., 62.00 miles, assessed value 751.70
Southern Express Company, 18.31 miles, assessed value 660.22
SUPERIOR COURTS: January 27th, two weeks; Mays 5th, two weeks; August
25th; October 20th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— John M. Cook,
Concord.
SHERIFF— J. Ii. Peck, Concord.
REGISTER 01 DEEDS— W. R. Johnson,
Concord.
TREASURER— C. W. Swink, Concord.
CORONER— A. E. Lentz, Concord.
SURVEYOR— John H. Long, Mt. Pleas-
ant.
STAND \.RD-KEEPER— C. W. Earnhardt,
Concord.
CO. ATTORNEY— L. T. Hartsell, Con-
cord.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— Robert S.
Young, C meord.
SUPT OF. CO. HOME— J. T. Sapp, Con-
cord.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— C. E. Boger, Con-
cord.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— James P.
Cook, (chm.), Concord; D. J. Little, Bost's
Mills; W. F. Smith, Coddle.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— M. M. Gillon,
(chm.). Concord; P. F. Stallings, Harris-
burg; R. F. Chne, Concord.
CO. BOARD OF FLECTIONS— H. S.
Puryear, .chm.), Concord; R. L. Hartsell,
Bost's Mills; M. H. Caldwell. Concord.
CONST ABLE& -No. 9 Township, Gilbert
E. Smith, Georgeville. (None qualified for
constables of other townships).
Justices of the Peace.
NO 1 TOWNSHIP— James F. Harris,
Harrisburg; S. S. McWhirter, Pioneer
Mills.
NO 2— D. M. Barnett, Eastfield.
NO. 3— C. H. Hamilton, Coddle; W. A.
Kerr, Coddle; E. R. Graham, Sanders.
NO. 4— J. W. Winecoff, Concord.
NO. 5— CONCORD— J. T. Sapp, E. K.
Misenheimer, W. K. Lyles, Concord.
NO. 6— John A. Watts, Klutts. George
E. Ritchie, Govern; A. Crowell, Mt. Pleas-
ant.
NO. 7--D. W Honevcutt, L. II. Moose,
G. W. Dry, Drys Mill.
NO. S— T A Moser, Jonas Cook, Mt.
Pleasant.
NO. 9— Henry M. Bost, Mt. Pleasant; P.
F. Widenhouse, Georgeville.
NO. 10— R. L. Hartsell, Bost's Mills; D.
W. Tuner. Smith's Ford; E. P. Black,
Carriker, D. W Garmon, Furr's Store.
NO. 11— W. L. Morris C. A. Isenhour, A.
F. Haglf"% Concord.
NO. 12— (Concord)— John Mclnnis, John
A. Kimnnns, C. A. Pitts, G. G. Richmond,
J. N. B-own, D. M. Furr, W. J. Hill, G.
M. Lore, Concoid.
Public School Teachers.
Lipe, L. A., Mt. Pleasant.
Furr, J. A., Concord.
Widerriousc, A P. Furr's.
Ridenhour, H C, Concord.
Sapp, J. S., Concord.
Cline, W. H... Concord.
Lud.vir, S J, Mt. Pleasant.
Hartsell, R. L, Bost's Mills.
Peninger, A. II., Rimer.
McAllister, George P., Mt. Pleasant.
BamhiTdt, J. O., Mt. Pleasant.
Caswe.l, W. <... Harrisburg.
i:..vk\.i, Mrs. Ada R.. Concord.
Bainlnrdt, V. E., Mt Pleasant.
Talbit, W. \V., Mill Hill-
ns
CABARRUS COUNTY.
Baker, IT. T., Clear Creek.
Pope, H. h., Carriku.
Barrier, Miss Mabel, Mt. Pleasant.
Smith, Miss L ; da B., Concord.
Hoover, Miss Annie, Concord.
Utlev, Miss Bessie. Qucrry's.
Good. inn. .Miss Mamie, Saunders.
Moser, Miss Margaret. Mt. Pleasant.
Barrin^or, Miss Agnes, Mt. Pleasant.
MisenhMmer, Miss Lillie, Concord.
Barnh.irJt, Mi&s Louanna, Concord.
Newell, Miss Bessie, Flows.
White, Miss Addie, Concord.
Weddlngton, M'ss Hattie, Concord.
Hoover, Miss Ora, Concord.
Fisher, Miss Anna L., Mill Hill.
Isenho .â– -, Miss Cora, Glass.
Lore, Miss Mary B., Concord.
Plaster, Miss Elida, Glass.
McCurJy, Miss Fannie L., Flows.
Culp, Miss Mabel, Concord.
White, Miss Nannie, Concord.
Bradford, James M., Tulin.
Bost, <oe H., Mt. Pleasant.
Reynolds, D. R., Gladstone.
Burrag? J C. Gladstone.
Lippari, A. J. Concord.
Lvles, W. K.. Concord.
Barnhardt. J. W., Concord.
Misenhoimer, Nrs. E. C, Concord.
Isenho ir, Miss Ada, Glass.
Leslie, Miss Laura L., Concord.
Leslie, Miss L,ena M., Concord.
Leslie, Miss Luna Mae, Concord.
Wallace, Miss Hattie E., Coddle.
Kimmons, Miss Bess, Erskine.
Pounds. Miss Conie, Concord.
Emmer^jn, Miss Carrie, Erskine.
Erwin, Mrs. S V., Concord.
Phifer, Miss Pose, Concord.
Goodman, Mi?s Hattie, Saunders.
Shinn, Miss Anna, Georgeville.
Bradley, Miss Molly, Concord.
Ministers not in Towns.
PRESBYTERIAN— R. J. Hunter, Harris-
burg; J. M. McLean, Concord; J. F. Pharr.
Mill Hill.
METHODIST— B. F. Fincher, Carriker; F.
W. Bra'iley, Concord; L. T. Cordell, Mt.
BAPTUJT— W. T. Talbert, Concord.
Schools and Academies.
ROCKY RIVER HIGH SCHOOL— Wm. G.
Caswell, Prin.. Harrisburg.
GEORGEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL— J. W.
Barnhardt, Principal.
SUNDERLAND HALL FOR GIRLS— Miss
Melissa Montgomery, Principal, Concord.
Physicians not in Towns.
S. A. Grier, Harrisburg.
J. R. Jerome, Georgeville.
J. W. Flowe, Glass.
George J. Gouger, Tulin.
J. C. Black, Pioneer Mills.
J. R. Wilson, Harrisburg.
T. F. Pharr, Harrisbarg.
Cotton Mills.
BALA CO'lTON MILLS— J. W. Cannon,
President; J. F. Cannon, Sec. and Treas.,
Concord.
COLEMAN M'F'G CO.— (Col.)— W. C.
Coleman, (col.), Sec. and Treas., Concord.
Cotton Gins.
\V. W. Flow, Flow's.
W. W. Burlejson, Flow's.
Shinn & Widenhouse, Georgeville.
M. L. Bost, Host's Mills.
P. F. ''tailings, Harrisburg.
T. F. p harr, Harrisburg.
W. F. Cannon, Concord.
Harrisotrg Improvement Co., Harrisburg.
Nesbit & Pres^ly. Coddle.
C. R. Harris, Tulin.
W. N. Misenheimer, Mt. Pleasant.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. F. Alexander, Harrisburg.
J. A. Barnhardt, Pioneer Mills.
J. E. Brown, Erskine.
P. B. Bost, Flows.
W. W. Flow, Flow's.
Barrier & Lentz, Rimer.
J. W. Carriker, Carriker.
M. A. Fmmerson, Erskine.
A. E. Fur-, Kluttz.
F. W. Glass, Glass.
M. E. Herrin, Leading.
J. M. >-Iartseli, Garmin.
Lentz ft Lentz, Dry's Mill.
D. J. Little, Bost's Mills.
M. M. Morrison, Harrisburg.
Wade c pears, Pioneer Mills.
P. F. .^tailings, Harrisburg.
James W. Tavlor, Harrisburg.
J. W. Wallace, Tulin.
Widenhouse & Shinn, Georgeville.
Widenhouse & Barrier, Georgeville.
J. R. Wallace, Eastfield.
R. F. Wallace, Tulin.
Nesbit £ Pressly, Coddle.
Saloons.
No saljons in countv.
CONCORD.
Incorporated in 1851.
Population, 7,910; white, 6,121; colored,
1,7S9.
Value real "state, $742,011.
Value nersonal property, $771,876.
No. white polls. S80.
No. colored polls, 173.
TAX IUTE-S-4.20 on poll; city purposes, i
SI. SO en poll; schools, 30c. on poll; bonded I
debt, $1.6-1 on poll.
City owns water plant.
City owns sewerage system.
Town Officers.
Election is held Tuesday after first Mon-
day in Mav; teim of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— M. B. Stickley.
CLERK— W. C. Houston.
TREASURER— W. C. Houston.
TAX ODLLEC'iOR— T. W. Smith.
ATTORVEYb— Montgomery & Crowell.
CITY PHYSICIAN— County Supt of
Health.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— Co. Supt Health.
STANDARD-KEEPER— Co. Standard-Keep-
er.
CABARRUS COUNTY.
Ufc
SURVEYOR— Q E. Smith.
SUPT. OF FIRE DEPT.— J. L. Miller.
CHIEF OF IiOSE AND REEL— R. W.
Johnstoa.
CHIEF HOOK AND LADDER— (Col.)—
James Roger, (col.)
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. F. Harris.
POLICEMEN— J. L. Boger, R. Will John-
ston.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— D. F. Cannon,
H. M. Barron, C. F. Ritchie, Geo. Brown,
G. T. C'.-owell, W. L. Bell, C. D. Robbins,
J. B. Caldwell.
POSTM'.STE It— George L. Patterson.
R. R. AGENT— Irving Proctor, Southern
Railroad
EXPRESS AGENT— D. P. Dayvault,
Southern Express Company.
Cemeteries and Supts.
K. L. Craven.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPT.— C. S.
Coler.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— D. B. Col-
trane, D. P. Dayvault, John B. Sherrill. M.
H. Caldwell, B. E. Harris, John A. Cline.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
St. Cloud— Mrs. M. C. Dusenbury, Prop.
Morris House— Closed at present.
Lippard House— J. C. Lippard, Prop.
Gem Restaurant— John C. Smith, Prop.
Ministers and Churches.
CENTRAL METHODIST— J. A. B. Fry,
Pastor.
FOREST HILL METHODIST— J. N. Hug-
gins, Pastor.
CANNONVILLE METHODIST— J. H.
Barnhardt, Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN— G. H. Cornel-
CABARRUS COlNTY TWO
son, Pas- or. _
CANNONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN— C
Preston, Pastor.
McKINNON PRESBYTERIAN— Albert Gil-
lon, Pastor.
BAPTIST— No PastoT
LUTHERAN— No Pastor.
REFORM CHURCH— W. H. McNairy,
Pustor.
CANNONVILLE— (Lutheran)— No Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL— J. D. Lentz,
Principal. „ __ . . .
WRIGHT'S HIGH SCHOOL— P. E. Wright,
MRS. ERWIN'S SCHOOL FOR CHILD-
KEN— Mrs. S. V. Erwin, Principal.
MISS KATE GIBSON'S SCHOOL FOR
CHILDREN— Miss Kate Gibson, Principal.
MISS MARY E DODSON'S SCHOOL FOR
CHILDREN. , „ L
SCOTTa SEMINARY— (Col.)— D. J. Satter-
field, Prin.
Agricultural Implements.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
P. M. Morris & Son.
C. R. White.
Architects.
A. H. Propst.
D. A. "'aldwell.
/ uctioneers.
H. G. Ritz.
C. A. Pitts.
Agricultural Implements.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
P. M. Morris & Son.
C. R. White
Banks and Bankers.
THE CONCORD NATIONAL BANK— J.
M. Odell, Pres. ; D. B. Coltrane, Cashier;
Capital, $50,000; Surplus and profits, $27,-
500.
THE CABARR IS SAVINGS BANK— D. P.
Cannon, Pres.; H. I. Woodhouse, Cashier. •
Capital, $25,000; Surplus and Profits, $24,- l
435.
Barber Shops.
A. Viota.
St. Cljud Barber Shop.
Bicycle Dealers.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
W. J. Hill.
L. E. Lipe.
E. F. White.
Blacksmith Shops.
D. L. Hathccck.
M. L. Lawings.
Wm. Parnell.
C. Wash Earnhardt.
A. J. Helms.
Books and Stationery.
E. F. White.
Boots and Shoes.
Dry & Miller.
Cannon & Felzer Co.
D. P. Davvau.t & Bro.
H. L. Parks & Co.
Boot anu Shoe Shops.
W. W. Gibson.
George R. Sw : nk.
George W. Brown.
R. P. Lentz.
Bottling Works.
CAROLINA BOTTLING WORKS— J. F.
Goodman & Bro., Props.
Breeders of Fine Poultry.
George W. Means.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
R. A. Brown.
Building & Loan Associations.
Till' CONCORD PERPETUAL Bl [LDINO
\\l> LOAN ASSOCIATION— R. S. Young,
p r , gidi r.\ : H. I. WoodhOUSe, Sec. and I
THE CABARRUS COUNT? BUILDING,
LOAN \M> SAVINGS ASSOCIATION —W.
r. Odell, Pres.; J. M. Hendrix, Sec. and
Tr'eas.
Cai'riage Maufacturers.
\!. E. Castor.
Noah Correll.
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CABARRUS COUNTY.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Bell & Harris Furniture Co.
Craven Bro.
M. E. Castor.
J. T. Pounds.
Contractors and Builders.
A. H. Propst
D. A. r aldweli.
C. B. Dry.
Clothing. Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Cannou & Ftl/er Co.
D. P. Dayvauit & Bro.
H. L. Parks S. Co.
J. P. Allison & Co.
Odell Manufacturing Co.
Coal and 'Wood.
K. L. Craven.
J. A. C. Blackwelder.
Confectionery Manufacturers.
City Confectionery — Walter Hopkins,
Prop.
Cotton Mills.
ODELI. M'F'C CO.— J. M. Odell, Pres. ;
W. R. Odell, Sec. and Treas.
KERR BAG V'F'C CO.— J. M. Odell,
Pres. ;W. R. On. 11, Sec. and Treas.
CANNON M'F'G CO.— D. F. Cannon,
Pres. ; I \V. Cannon, Sec. and Treas.
CABARRUS COTTON MILL— D. F. Can-
non, Pre^. ; J. \V. Cannon, Sec. and Treas.
LIPPARD YARN MILL— J. C. Lippard,
Pres. ; J. B. Sherrill, Secretary and Treas.
Crockery and Glassware.
E. F. White.
D. J. Bostian.
H. L. "arks & Co.
D. P. Dayvauit & Bro.
Cannon & Felzer Co.
S. J. Ervin.
Fetzer's Drug Store.
Confectionery Dealers.
Dove ti Bost
W. A. Foil.
S. J. Ervin.
John C. Smith.
E. F. White.
V. D. <=ikes.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
D. P. Dayvauit & Bro.
Cannon & Felzer Co.
John P Allison & Co
Clubs.
New South Club.
Dealers in Carriages.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
P. M. Morris &. Son.
F. B. 'fcKimre.
Dealers in Tobacco.
All grocervmfn.
Dealers in Ice.
M. J. Freeman.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Miggie Allen.
Mrs. Emma Wnght.
Miss Jennie Xuholson.
Miss May WHte.
Dentists.
H. C. Herring.
W. C. Houston.
Doctors.
Robert S. Young.
W. H. Lilly.
L. M. Archey
Smoot it Pemberton.
D. G. CaldwelJ.
L. N. Burle 1 son.
J. S. Lafferty.
A. D. Lord, (col.)
DTuareists.
Gibson Drug Store.
D. D. Johnsor.
The Concord L:ug Co.
N. B. Fet.zer.
M. L. Marsh.
Fortst Hill D'ug Store.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Gibson & Monison.
D. J. Bostian.
H. L. Parks &. Co.
Cannon & Fet7er Co.
D. P. Dayvauit & Bro.
Electric Companies & Officers.
CONCORD ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.—
W. H. Lilly, President; J. W. Cannon,
Secretary and T'easurer. Stock, $25,000.
Florists.
Q. E. Smith.
F' vkets.
Jhon C. Smith.
A. L. Sappenfield.
W. C. Coleman, (col.)
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
All grocerymen.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
PHOENIX FLOUR MILL— G. T. Crowell,
Proprietor.
CABARRUS ROLLER MILL— R. T. & J.
C. Lippard, Proprietors.
Foundries and Iron 'Works.
Blume Bro?.
Fruit Dealers.
John C. Smith.
S. J. Ervin.
W. A. Fcil.
V. D. Sykes.
D. P. '.-avvault & Bro.
J. P. Allison A. Co.
Dove & B->st.
A. L. Sappe'iiield.
Furniture Manufacturers.
YORKE FURNITURE CO.— N. F. Yorke,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Furniture Dealers.
Bell, Harris Furniture Co.
Craven Bros. '
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P. Stoudemire.
W. A. Wilkinson & Co.
General Merchandise.
Cannon & F etzer Co.
D. P. Dayvault & Bro.
H. L. Parks & Co.
Odell Manufacturing Co.
W. A. Wilkinson & Co.
J. P. \llison & Co.
Harness M f'rs and Dealers.
W. J. Hill.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
P. M. Morris & Son.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
Hides and Pelts.
George W. Brown.
Ice Factories and Officers.
CONCORD ICE CO.— M. J. Freeman,
Owner.
Insurance Agencies.
G. G. Richmond & Co.
John K. Patterson.
Hartsell Bros.
Job Printing Offices.
Concord Times.
Concord Standard
Tribune Pub. Co.
Lawyers.
Montgomery & Crowell.
W. G. Means
P. B. Means.
H. S. Purvear.
M. H. Caldwell.
L. T. Hartseu.
M. B. Sticklcy.
W. M. Smith.
Machinery Dealers.
Yorke fr Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
P. M. Morris k Son.
C. R. White.
D. P. Dayvault & Bro.
Leather Dealers.
G. W. Brown.
Laundries.
CONCORD ->TEAM LAUNDRY— R. E.
Ridenhour, Owner and Manager.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
C. B. Dry.
J. T. Pounds.
W. C. Coleman, (col.)
Machine Shops.
Yorke Furniture Co.
C. B. Dry.
J. T. Pounds.
Marble Works.
Freeze & Utley.
Mattress Manufacturers.
Solomon Einstein.
Masons and Builders.
R. A. Brown
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Nanie Alexander.
Miss Mollie bracken.
D. P. Davvault &; Bro.
H. L. Park k Co.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. R. A. Biower.
Miss Lucv Lore.
Miss Mcintosh
Newspapers and Editors.
CONCORD TIMES— J. B. Sherrill, Editor.
CONCORD STANDARD— J. D. Barrier,
Editor.
THE EVENING TRIBUNE— J. F. Hurley,
Editor.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co
D. P. Dayvault & Bro., Agents for Rud
C. Oil.
G. W. Patterson, Agent for Red C. Oil.
Painters.
E. F. f'orrell.
Frank Munn.
W. D. Anthony.
Paper-Hangers.
E. F. r, on , ell.
Frank Munn.
W. D. Antlay.
C. B. Blair, (col.)
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
N. D. Fetzer.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
Produce Dealers.
D. P. Dayvai'it & Bro.
Cannon & Fetzer Co.
John P. Allison & Co.
Plumbers.
E. McNish.
T. Chapman.
Retail Grocers.
John C. Smith.
Dove V; Bost.
Lippard & Bairier.
W. A. Foil.
V. D. Sikes.
G. W. Patterson.
J. P. Ulison & Co.
D. P. DayvauU & Bro.
A. L. Sappenfield.
S. J. Ervin.
J. R. ~!ook.
J. A. Cline 4 Bro.
B-. C. Furr.
F. L. Maxwell.
C. D. Robbins. »
W. S. Ritchie.
F. F. White.
R. J. Walter.
James Walter.
J. H. Welsh.
M. C. Walter.
i 1, ,1'les Walter.
Boneycutt & Graj ,
\\ idenhouse & Son.
Boat & Jerome.
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CABARRUS COUNTY.
Cook & Mclnnis.
Janus W. Foil.
Walter Ritchie.
I. A. Waddell.
Cannon Factory Store.
W. C. Coleman, (col.)
Sash and Blind Factories.
Yorke Fuinit'ire Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Brown Bros.
M. J. Cori.
F. B. McKinme.
George L. Fisner.
Lowder & Bost.
Saloons.
No Saloons — Prohibition.
Stoves and Tinware.
W. J. Hill.
Yorke & Wadsworth.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
Bell & Harris Co.
Craven Bros.
P. M. Morris & Son.
C. R. White.
Shippers of Eggs.
D. P. Dayvault & Bro.
Shinele Dealers.
J. Dove.
York & Wadsvcrth Co.
C. B. Dry.
Tailor Establishments.
John M. Alexander.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— R. L. Me-
Connell, Manager.
POSTAL lELEGRAPH CO.— Miss,
Mingus, Manager.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
CONCO'iD TELEPHONE CO.— W. C.
Houston, Pres. ; L. D. Coltrane, Sec. and
Treas.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE— (Long-Dist-
ance.)
Veterinary Surgeons.
B. L. Gritfin
Water Company and Officers.
Municipal ownership — G. W. Brown, Supt.
Watches anil Jewelry
W. C. Correll.
J. C. Willeford.
J. W. Collet t
â– Wholesale Grocers.
G. W. Patterson.
D. P. Dayvault & Bro.
Cannon & Feuer Co.
Wood- Working Shops.
Yorke Furniture Co.
C. B. Dry.
J. T. Pounds.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Incorporated in 1859.
Population, 4^4.
MAYOR— A. W. Moose.
POSTMASTER— W. R. Kindley.
Ministers and Churches.
LUTHERAN— J. A. Linn, Pastor.
METHCDIST— L. T. Cordell, Pastor.
REFORM CHURCH— Rev. Mr. Keller,
Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Lentz Hotel.
Schools and Academies.
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE— (Luther-
an) — W. A. Lutzt President.
MOUNT AMOENA SEMINARY— (Female)
H. N. Miller, President.
Blacksmith Shops.
Skeen & Eudy.
J. L. Lefler.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
R. L. McAllister.
Books and Stationery.
Cook & Foil.
Boots and Shoes.
Cook * Foil.
C. G. Heilig.
The W. B. Kindley Cotton Mills Store.
Contractors and Builders.
W. W. Dry
G. R. P. Miller.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Cook & Foil
C. G. Heilig.
Cotton Mills.
THE W. R. KINDLEY COTTON MILLS—
James L. Peck, President; W. R. Kindley,
Secretary and Tieasurer.
TUSCAKORA COTTON MILLS— J. W.
Cannon, President; Paul Barringer, Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
Crockery and Glassware.
Cook & Foil.
C. G. Heilig
M. E. ilerrin.
The W. R. K.ndley Cotton Mills Store.
Doctors.
P. A. Barrie-
C. H. Barnhardt.
M. A. Foil.
L. R, Rose.
Drueraists,
A. W. \Toose
Dry Goods and Notions.
Cook & Foil.
C. G. Heilig.
The Kindley Cotton Mills Store.
General Merchandise.
Cook & Foil.
C. G. Heilig.
The W R. Kindlev Cotton Mills Store.
M. E. Herrin.
CABARRUS— CA LI >\Y I U,.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. S. Hartsell.
Hides and Pelts.
W. S. Hartsell.
Masons and Builders.
H. C. & R. L McAllister.
Retail Grocers.
Cook it Foil.
C. G. Heilig.
M. E. Ilevnn.
The W. R. Kindley Cotton Mills Store.
Salts and Livery Stables.
Lowder & Fisher.
Wood-Working Shops.
W. H. Fisher & Co.
CALDWELL COUNTY.
County Seat, Lenoir.
Formed in 1S41 from Burke and Wilkes counties. Name derived from Dr. Joseph
Caldwell, first President of the North Carolina University.
Area, 450 square miles.
POPULATION: 15,694. White males, 6,822; white females, 6,929. Foreign born, 9.
Negro males, 968; negro females 963. Indians, etc., 9. White males over 21 years,
2,963; negro males over 21 years, 380. Indians, etc., 2. White polls, 1,940; negro
polls, 220.
Value of real estate, $1,113,829, increase of $45,161 over 1900. Value personal
property, $782,301, increase of $93,511 over 1900, including 1,520 horses, 1,483
mules, 53 jacks and jennets, 22 goats, 6,333 cattle, 5,679 hogs, 1,310 sheep.
Property listed in 1901 by white, $1,871,211; by negroes, $24,919.
No. Schools: White, 82: Colored, 12.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 40c. poll; 13 l-3c. on $100 special pur-
poses. Floating debt, $6,000 on new jail.
POST OFFICES: Baton, Blackstone, Buffalo Cove, Cedar Valley, Collettsville,
Downsville, Draco, Emanuel, Finley, Gamewell, Glenburnie, Globe, Gragg, GRANITE
FALLS, Gunpowder, Hartland, Hibriten, Houck, Hudson, Jumbo, Kings Creek,
LENOIR, (c. h.), McCall, Meadowhill, Muttenz, PATTERSON, Petra, Rippetoe, Risden,
Sawmill, Upton, Yadkin Valley.
PUBLIC ROADS: Edmund Jones, Lenoir, Supt. Worked by Old State Law. Amount
spent last year, $300. No. miles, 900; gravel, 10; improved turnpike owned by pri-
vate individuals, 22 miles.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Carolina & Northwestern, 14.84 miles, assessed value $48,097.11
Caldwell & Northern, 10.60 miles, assessed value 24,328.87
Western Union Telegraph Company, 13.92 miles, assessed value 1,075.33
Lenoir & Blowing Rock Telegraph Co., 20.00 miles, assessed value 490.00
Southern Express Company, 11.81 miles, assessed value 425.85
SUPERIOR COURTS: February 24th, two weeks; September loth, two weeks, crim-
inal cases only; November 24th, two weeks, civil cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. V. McCall,
Lenoir.
SHERIFF— A. H. Boyd, Lenoir.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W. L. Minish,
Lenoir.
TREASURER— G. R. Clarke, Lenoir.
CORONER— M. M. Bush, Hudson.
SURVEYOR— R. C. Houck, Hartland.
STANDARD-KEEPER— D. S. Perry Le-
noir.
CO. ATTORNEY— Edmund Jones, Lenoir.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— A. A. E«rnt. Le-
noir.
SUPT. CO. HOME— J. T. Hollman, Le-
noir.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— Y. D. Moore,
Kings Creek.
CO. HOARD OF EDUCATION— P. G.
Mcore. (chm.), Granite Falls; M. Q. Shear
er, ( ollettsville; M. L. Greer, King's
Cr< . attorney, Edmund Jones, Lemur.
i < OMMISSIONERS I- A. Houck,
(Cliiu.). Granite Falls; J. L. Beach,
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Emanuel; H. N. Coffey, Globe.
Justices of tlie Peace.
LENOIR TOWNSHIP— P. J. Johnson,
Lenoir; G. P. Kavlor, Game well.
LOWER CREEK— George F. Thompson,
Hibriten; J. G. Ballew, C. A. Tuttle, Le-
noir.
GLOBE— W. H. Gragg, Upton; W. F.
Greene, Globe.
JOHNS RIVER— D. G. Barber. Muttenz;
J. T. C. Hood, Collettsville.
PATTERSON— R. A. Woods. G. A. Mc-
Call, Patterson; A. M. Most, Risden.
KING'S CREEK— M. L. Greer. Pickens
Barlow, King's Creek.
LITTLE RIVER— E. J. Bowman, Jumbo;
J. P. Blair, Cedar Valley; P. C. Downs,
Draco.
LOVELADY— George W. Hayes, D. W.
Yount, Granite Falls; G. W. Sherrill, Gun-
powder.
NORTH CATAWBA— D. N. W. Smith, J.
P. Herman, Alfred Kaylor, Baton; A. G.
Corpening, Cora.
YADKIN VALLEY— T. C. Robbins. Buf-
falo Cove; R. T. Lenoir, Jr., E. L. Steele,
Yadkin Vallev.
HUDSON— .t. S. Hart, W. H. H. Hartley,
J. P. Bush, Hudson.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. A.- Bush, Granite Falls;
M. A. Holler, Hudson.
SECOND ADVENTIST— W. R. Cottrell,
McCall; G. G. Sherrill, Lenoir; S. E. Gragg,
Collettsville ;R. L. Isbell, Blaekstone; L.
W. Piercy, Collettsville; J. A. Downs, Hud-
son.
BAPTIST— I. W. Thomas, J. F. Crisp,
Lenoir; J. T. Shell, J. W. Shell, Petra;
E. D. Crisp, Upton; I. C. Miller, Buffalo
Cove; D. L. Miller, Saw Mill; W. W.
Conway, J. Z. Griffin, Baton.
Physicians not in Towns.
G. H. Carter, Blaekstone.
Gamewell Flowers, Gunpowder.
Cvrus Flowers, Gunpowder.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— John K.
Moore, fchm.), Lenoir; L. E. Rabb, Le-
noir. — (One vacancy.)
Sehools and Academies.
GRANITE FALLS ACADEMY— E. A.
Woltz, Prin.. Granite Falls.
HUDSON ACADEMY— E. B. Phillips,
Principal, Hudson.
GLOBE ACADEMY— W. M. Moore, Prin.,
Globe.
KING'S CREEK ACADEMY— Y. D. Moore,
Principal, Kings Creek.
Furniture Manufacturers.
Harper Furniture Co.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. M. Tuttle, Hartland.
W. M. Smith, Baton.
J. M. Smith, Baton.
G. W. Smith, Baton.
L. L. Carlton, Meadow Hill.
A. H. Courtney & Son, Hartland.
T. E. Fields, Downsville.
Globe Bargain Store, Globe.
Gvoti Harper M'f'g Co., Patterson.
J. R. Hagaman, Patterson. (,
Houlsazes & Estes, Upton.
John P. Harris. Patterson.
E. T. Hickman, Hudson.
W. J. Harrington, Blaekstone.
S. G. Livingston, Draco.
T. J. Lutz, Hudson.
G. A. McCall, Patterson.
W. A. McCall, Finley.
S. A. McCall, Hartland.
J. T. Purlin, Kings Creek.
S. L. Patterson & Co., Yadkin Valley.
G. W. Sherrill, Gunpowder.
H. S. Smith, Petra.
L. H. Tuttle, Gamewell.
R. T. Thompson, Hibriten.
Saloons.
No saloons in the county.
LENOIR.
Incorporated in 1851.
Population, 1,290.
Value real estate. $162,734.
Value personal property, $185,340.
No. white polls, 150.
No. colored polls, 50.
TAX RATE— 60c. on $100; $1.80 on polL
To vn Officers.
Election is held annually.
MAYOR— W. C. Newland.
CLERK— M. E. Shell.
TREASURER— M. E. Shell.
TAX COLLECTOR— C. L. Triplett.
CITY PHYSICIAN— W. P. Ivey.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT.— G. F. Harper.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. L. Triplett.
POLICEMEN— E. A. Abernethy, J. W.
Earnest.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— T. F. Suhern,
G. W. Conley, R. G. Munday, M. E. Shell,
G. L. Barnhardt, W. P. Ivey.
POSTMASTER— J. K. Moose.
EXPRESS AGENT— N. H. Hailey, South-
ern Express Co.
R. R. AGENT— N. H. Hailey.
Cemeteries and Supts.
Lenoir Cemetery.
Hospitals and Asylums.
Piedmont Sanitarium.
Hotels and Boarding: Houses.
Commercial Hotel.
Jones House.
Bush House.
Austin House.
Horton House.
Clarke House.
Lenoir Inn.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— George H. Church, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— H. H. Phelps, Rector.
MKTHODIST— N. R. Richardson, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— C. A. Monroe, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
DAVENPORT FEMALE COLLEGE— R, O.
Craven, Pres., Lenoir.
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-W.
R. Spainhour,
Laura Fau-
LENOIR ACADEMY
Prin., Lenoir.
FAUCETTE SCHOOL— Miss
cett, Principal.
Agricultural Implements.
Henkel Bros.
Powell & Goforth.
Bernhardt Hardware & Furniture Co.
Architects.
P. L. Baker.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF LENOIRG. W. F. Harper
Pres. ; J. H. Beall, Cashier. Capital stock,'
$10,(100; Surplus and Profits, $7,546.
COMMERCIAL BANK— T. J. Lutz, Pres.;
0. P. Lutz, Cashier. Capital stock, $10,000.
Barber Shops.
P. A. Anderson.
J. R. Wilson.
Bicycle Dealers.
Bernhardt Hardware and Furniture Co.
Building & Loan Associations.
Citizens Building and Loan Association.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Lenoir Meat Market.
T. P. Kincaid & Co.
Higgins.
Blacksmith Shops.
Allan.
Winkler.
Conley.
Boots and Shoes.
Moore & Gwyn.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
W. R. Stine.
H. J. Pearson.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
John M. Powell.
J. C. Blair.
Contractors and Builders.
Otter & Ilolsclaw.
J. K. Watson.
P. L. Baker.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Pulliam & Co.
Cotton Mills.
LENOIR COTTON MILL— M. M. Courtney,
Pres. ; J. D. Moore, Secretary and Treas-
urer; J. O. White, Superintendent.
Dealers in Carriages.
Henkel Bros.
Dentists.
T. H.
J.
T.
A.
A.
P.
J.
J.
L.
A.
A.
W.
S.
K.
G.
A.
F.
P.
W.
Moose.
Reid.
W. H
Kent.
Houck.
Ivcy.
Shell.
Wilson.
Doctors.
Drucrtrists.
J. E. Shell & Co.
A. A. Kent.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. J. R. Wilson.
Flnnr. Corn and Feed Dealers.
T. P. Kincaid & Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Lenoir Mills.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
T. P. Kincaid & Co.
Furniture Dealers.
Bernhardt Hardware & Furniture Co.
M. M. Courtney.
General Merchandise.
J. L. Nelson.
II. T. Newland.
M. M. Courtney.
R. G. Courtney.
Cloyd & Johnson.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts
Bernhardt Hardware and Furniture Co.
Harness M'f'rs and D.silors.
Henkel Bros. & Spainhour.
Insurance Agencies.
A. N. Todd.
Job Printing Offices.
Topic.
Weekly News.
Lawyers.
Edmund Jones.
Lawrence Wakefield.
W. H. Bower.
W. C. Newland.
M. N. Harshaw.
Mark Squires.
R. L. Sherrill.
E. A. Poe.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. H. Craddock.
Wilson Lumber & Milling Co.
Builders Supply Co.
Masons and Builders.
J. W. Suddert h.
Newspapers and Editors.
TOPIC— Mark Squires, Editor.
WEEKLY NEWS— H. C. Martin, Editor.
Painters.
Ed. Conley.
Real Estate Agents.
T. B. Lenoir.
A. N. Todd.
Retail Grocers.
Harrison & Co.
W. S. Miller.
Latham & Morets.
W. M. Hollificld.
T. H. Higgins.
C. M. Sigmon.
W. R. Stine.
M. A. Myrick.
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Sales and Livery Stables.
Henkel Bros.
Triplett Bros.
Saloons.
None.
Shingle Manufacturers.
Lenoir Mills.
Shingrle Dealers.
Wilson L. & M. Co.
Cloyd & Johnson.
Builders Supply Co.
Lenoir Mills.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— N. H. Hailey, M'gr.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
LENOIR TELEPHONE CO.— G. L. Bern-
hardt, Manager.
Veterinary Surgeons.
Harry Campbell.
Wateh.es and Jewelry
A. W. Dula.
D. S. Perry.
GRANITE FALLS.
Population, 277.
Value real estate and personal property,
$54,000.
No. white polls, 50.
ToJi'n Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 1 year.
MAYOR— E. E. Cline.
CLERK— J. I. McRary.
TREASURER— J. I. McRary.
CHIEF OF POLICE— P. L. Cline.
POLICEMEN— Robert Payne, Otho Payne.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Charles Rosen
berger, M. B. Starnes, S. V. Starnes.
POSTMASTER— George T. King.
R. R. AGENT— A. M. Martin.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. M. Martin, South-
ern Express Co.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— W. Callahan, Pastor.
BAPTIST— W. R. Beach, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
GRANITE HIGH SCHOOL— A. E. Waltz,
Principal.
Barber Shops.
D. Payne.
Contractors and Builders.
Charles Rosenberger.
Payne Bros.
General Merchandise.
Moore & Hoke.
T. E. Field.
Hickman & Sharp.
W. F. Russell.
Kiser & Cline.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
DUDLEY LUMBER CO. "
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
G. T. King.
Retail Grocers.
I. A. Starnes.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
A. M. Martin, K. Wolfe.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Moore & Hoke.
CAMDEN COUNTY.
County Seat, Camden.
Formed in 1777 from Pasquotank county. Name derived from the Earl of Camden,
a distinguished English statesman.
Area, 280 square miles.
POPULATION: 5,474. White males, 1,C90; white females, 1,593. Foreign born, 9.
Negro males, 1,0S6; negro females, 1,105. White males over 21 years, 808; negro
males over 21 years, 476. White polls, 517; negro polls, 330.
Value of real estate, $407,737, increase of $4,735 over 1900. Value personal proper-
ty, $197,818, increase of $14,534 over 1900, including 1,121 horses, 206 mules, 1 jack, 45
goats, 3,168 cattle, 7,824 hogs, 1,307 sheep. , _y
Property listed in 1901 by white, $557,127; by negroes, $48,428.
No. Schools: White, 20; Colored, 12. j ' "'i^ 1
TAX RATE: County, 16 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. on poll; on debt, 20c. on $100 and
60c. on poll. Bonded debt, $2,400; interest, 6 per cent.
POST OFFICES: BELCROSS, Camden, (c. h.), Indiantown, Lilly, Oldtrap, Riddle,
Shiloh, SOUTH MILLS.
PUBLIC ROADS: M. D. Dozier, Camden, Supt. Worked by Old State Law. No.
miles, 75.
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RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Norfolk & Southern, 5.00 miles, assessed value $72,210.70
Old Dominion S. S. Co., miles, assessed value 2,106.69
Lake Drummond Canal & Water Co., miles, assessed value 8,000.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 4.90 miles, assessed value 378.53
Elizabeth City & Norfolk Telegraph Co., 11.00 miles, assessed value
Southern Express Co., 5.00 miles, assessed value 180.20
SUPERIOR COURTS: March 3rd; September 8th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— R. L. Forbes,
Camden.
SHERIFF— W. S. Bartlett, South Mills.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— C. B. Garrett,
Shiloh.
TREASURER— J. B. Burgess, Old Trap.
STANDARD-KEEPER— P. H. Williams.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. L. Lister.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Benjamin Dunford.
CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— C. H. Spencer.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— G. II.
Riggs, (dim.), South Mills; J. H. Morrisett,
Shiloh; E. I. Sawyer, Camden.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— E. M. DeFord,
(chm.), Camden; E. Mitchell, Old Trap;
J. F. Jones, South Mills.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— C. F.
Wright, (chm.), Shiloh; C. W. Morris,
Camden; W. E. Melboy, South Mills.
CONSTABLES— Shiloh Township, D. M.
Cartwright, Shiloh; South Mills, Josiah
Webb, South Mills.
Justices of the Peace.
SHILOH TOWNSHIP— C. B. Burgess, C.
F. Wright, Shiloh; J. E. Burgess, Old
Trap.
C. H. TOWNSHIP— M. B. Hughs, Cam-
den; T. B. Boushall, S. S. Sawyer, Bel-
cross. „ „
SOUTH MTLLS— W. H. Abbott, W. R.
Dozier, H. C. Bright, South Mills.
Public School Teachers.
Harris, Miss Katie, Belcross.
Dailv, Miss Carrie, Shiloh.
Hales, B. F., Belcross.
Burgess, M. B., Old Trap.
Wright, Miss Maggie, Indian Town.
Allen, M. M.. Shiloh.
Weeks, Miss L. May, Belcross.
Burgess, W. J., Shiloh.
Godlrev, T. B. Belcross.
Boushall, Miss Annie T., Belcross.
Garrett, C. B., Shiloh.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— R. R. Curby, Belcross.
METHODIST— J. R. Hocut, South Mills.
Physicians not in Towns.
W. D. Kellum, Shiloh.
J. H. Pool, South Mills.
J. L. Lister, South Mills.
Cotton Gins.
N. W. Steves, Camden.
L. M. Sawyer, Camden.
George Beveridges, South Mills.
A. Sawver, Belcross.
W. N. Gregory, Shiloh.
M. B. Torksey, Shiloh.
Burgess & Mitchell, Old Trap.
Merchants not in Towns.
Forbes & Hubbard, Old Trap.
Mitchel & Pray, Old Trap.
B. C. Needham, Old Trap.
W. 1). Rigus, Riddle.
Elijah Forbes, Riddle.
J. 1). Greogory, Indiantown.
J. II. Sawyer," Indiantown.
A. Sawyer* Belcross.
Pri< hard & Sandei lin, Belcross.
W. M. Forbes, Shiloh.
Cowell & Torksey. Shiloh.
M. B. Torksey, Shiloh.
P. G. Garrett, Shiloh.
W. N. Gregory, Shiloh.
L. F. Bartlett, Shiloh.
J. S. Robinson, Belcross.
C. G. Etheridge, Camden.
Sawyer & McKinney, Camden.
W. W. Garrett, Camden.
L. M. Sawver, Camden.
J. \V. Taylor, South Mills.
Frank Riggs, Suulh Mills.
Jones & Spence, South Mills.
Saloons.
W. G. Upton, Camden.
George Benridge, South Mills.
D. J. Glosin, Camden.
C. S. Williams, South Mills.
CAMDEN.
EXPRESS AGENTS— O. S. Sawyer, Cam-
den; Blanche B. Ferebcc, Belcross; South-
ern Express Co.
R. R. ACHXTS— C. S. Sawyer, Camden;
Ministers and Churches. ,
BAPTIST— R. R. Overby, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. R. llocut, Pastor, South
Mills.
Schools and Academies.
HIGH SCHOOL— E. T. Bur-ess. Prin.
Hotels and BoardinR Houses.
M. B. Hughs, Prop.
R. A. Bullock, Prop., South Mill*
W. S. Bartlett, Prop., Suulh Mills.
Blacksmith Shops.
G. W. Wlialy, Camden.
J. W. Johnson. South Mills.
W. P. Barco, Shiloh.
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CAMDEN— CARTERET.
Contractors and Builders.
Eugene Small, South Mills.
Blanche B. Ferchee, Belcross.
Doctors.
W ]i. Kellam, Shiloh.
J. L. Lester, South 'fills.
J. !'. Pool, South M, .'â– ?.
Drueeists.
J. H. Pool, South Mills.
Grist Mills.
George Beveridge, South Mills.
L. M. Sawyer, Camden.
C. G. Etheridge, Camden.
A. Sawver, Belcross.
W. N. Gregory, Shiloh.
M. B. Torksey, Shiloh.
Burgess & Mitchell, Old Trap.
Lawyers,
C. K. Spencer, South MUls.
C. M. Ferebee, Camden C. H.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. India Bartlett, South Mills.
Retail Grocers.
George Beveridge, South Mills.
John Bradshaw, South Mills.
T. F. Bartlett, Shiloh.
CARTERET COUNTY.
County Seat, Beaufort.
One of the original precincts granted by Charles II. to Lords Proprietors. Name
derived from Sir George Carteret, who was one of the Lords.
Area, 520 square miles.
Population, 11,811. White males, 4,844; white females, 4,800. Foreign born, 26. Ne-
gro males, 991; negro females, 1,136. White males over 21 years, 5,475; negro males
over 21 years, 457. White polls, 1,563; negro polls, 265.
Value of real estate $662,840, increase oi$?3,947 over 1900. Value personal property,
$363,250, increase of $49,238 over 1900, including 1,375 horses, US mules, 70 goats,
4,914 cattle, 7,388 hogs, 1,185 sheep.
Property listed in 19C1 by whites, $984,657 by negroes, $41,433.
No schools, white, 37; colored, 7.
TAX RATE: County, 27c. on $100 and 48c. on poll. On debt, 40c. on $100 and
$1.20 on poll. Bonded debt, 8,000; floating debt, $3,000.
POST OFFICES: Atlantic, BEAUFORT (c. h)., Bogue, Cedarpoint, Davis, Harlowe,
Hollywood, Lupton, Marshallberg, Merrimon, MOREHEAD CITY, NEWPORT, Peletier,
Forthmouth, Roe, Smyrna, Stella, Straits, Wildwood, Winthrop, Wit.
PUBLIC ROADS: George W. Wheatly, Beaufort, Supt. Worked by Old State Law.
Special taxation only for bridge repairs. No. miles, 150.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIESs.
Atlantic and North Carolina, 16.00 miles, assessed value $123,676.65
Western Union Telegraph Company, 17.17 miles, assessed value 1,372.74
Southern Express Company, 16.00 miles, assessed value 576.92
* SUPERIOR COURTS: March 10th; September 29th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— L. A. Garner.
SHERIFF— S. P. Hancock.
3KGI.-TER OF DEEDS— W. L. Arrington.
TREASURER— A. Thomas.
CORONER— H. D. Noreom.
SURVEYOR— E. D. Uardesty.
STANDARD-KEEPER—.!. !'. Robeson.
CO. SUPT. OE HEALTH— F. M. Clark.
CO. SUPT. OF ROADS— Magistratees, Su-
pervisors.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— Joseph Pigott,
Stratis.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— C. N.
Mason, (chm.), Harlowe; B. B. Arringotn,
Z. J. Howland, Beaufort.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. S. Chadwick,
(i-hm.). Beaufort; S. H. Styron, Witt; A.
Lcf*i Winthrop.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— David
Pierce, (chm.), Durant Langdale, Beaufort;
T. D. Webb, Morehead City.
CONSTABLES— White Oak Township, XT.
L. Taylor, Bogue. (Only one in county.)
Justices of the Peace.
WHITE OAK TOWNSHIP— K. N. Bell.
CARTERET C Ol NTY.
Cedar Point; S. M. Rime, Pelletiers; J. \V.
bai.ders, Bogue.
MOREHE.-UJ CITY— J. B. Willis. W. L
A r endcll, W. E. Smith, Morehead Lit.v; \V.
'J'. Pelletier, Wildwood, Stanley Oaksmilh,
Bo'lywood.
NEW i OUT— James R. Bell, C. F. I). 11^ 11.
llarlowe; Ruius Gai tier, J. T. Dennis, New-
port.
I'.KAUFORT-D. 13. Langsdale, W. F
lull, S. L. Simpson, J. S. Caffrey, M. It.
St.ringle, V. B. Salter, Beaufort.
STRAITS— J. N. rigor, Straits; Win.
Hancock, Beaufort.
HUNTING C.UA RTERS— T. L. Goodwin,
Uoe; Tliomas Chadwiek, Witt.
MERRIMON— H. V. Nelson, W. E. Salter.
Meirimon.
Public School Teachei's.
Springle, Mrs. Sallie, Beaufort.
Davis, Miss Maude. Beaufort.
J. F. Brinson, Beaufort.
Webb, Miss Lillie, Morehead City.
Tuten, F. G., Lupton.
Giilikin, Miss Bettie, Straits.
Nelson, Stacy E., Straus:
Murdoch, W. C, Wildwood.
Russeil, Irvin W., W iidwood.
Leigh, Miss Virgilia M., Smyrna.
Jmnett, J. R., Beaufort.
Willis, Miss Bessie L., Morehead City.
Murdoch, Hugh,' Wildwood.
Lee, Miss Mamie, Morehead City.
Weeks, Miss Mamie, Cedar Point.
Gaskin, N. L. Davis.
Ennett, L. B., Ct dar Point.
Ennett, Miss Margaret, Cedar Point.
Ennett, Miss Elizah Hi, Cedar Point.
Bell, Miss Madie, Marlowe.
C'nadwick, Miss Susan, llarlowe.
G. W. Ward, Beaufort.
Hardy, Miss S. F., Merrimon.
Foreman, Miss Lilian, Beaufort.
Simpson, Clarence, Beaufort.
Arthur, Miss Jane, Beaufort.
Arendell, Thomas, Morehead City.
Lefi'ers, Samu.l, Straits.
Mason, Charles, At antic.
Mason, J., At antic.
Hamilton, Mitchell, Atlantic.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— J. E. Bristowe, Straits; C.
P. Snow, Wit.
NORTHERN METHODIST— C. M. Levis-
tu. W. <.}. A. Graham, Marshallburg.
FREE WILE BAPTIST— John W. Scwell,
J B. Russell, W. W. Lewis. Beaufort;
Denard Gainer, Lafayette Garner, New-
port.
Physicians not in Towns.
C. X. Mason, llarlowe.
W. T. Paul, Atlantic.
II. I). Boss, Atlantic.
Hichaid Letters. Straits.
J. W. Sand r. Bogue.
Schools and Academies.
GRAHAM ACADEMY— C. M. Levistcr,
Principal, Marsha LI lurg.
Canned Goods.
NEWPORT Fit I 'TT FARM CANNERY—
Gi>orc> X. Ives k Son. Manajr-rs, Newport.
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Clams.
D. S. Sanders, Beaufort.
Crabs.
Dey & Wil it.
Cotton Gins.
GIN— J. W. Sauuers, Bogue.
GIN— T. M. Thomas, Manag r, Beaufort.
Gin— Mrs. Nat Porter, Manager, llar-
Fish and Oyster Dealers.
J. II. Poller t V Son, Beaufort.
G. X. Ives U Son, lieauloi L.
Tax lor A: Duncan, Beaufort.
ish rr.d Cyster Factories.
FISH \\D D.i. FACTORY— A. T. Willis,
Mi.Jl«gi.-r, Sun ma.
FISH AND OIL FACTORY— K. B. Slew-
;it, Manager, bogue.
Merchants not in Towns.
W in. huh r, Stel a.
It. S. Weeks, Cellar Point.
Alonza Guthrie, Bogue.
'.. G. Tayior, Rogue.
L. F. Sanders, Agt., Bogue.
C. W. Smith, Bogue.
B S. Russeil & ( o., Bogue.
John Frost, Bogue.
Stewart <& Smith, Wildwood.
M. E. Miirdock, Wildwood.
S L. Simpson, Beaufort.
J. T. Nonas, Beaufort.
J. B. Russe.l, Beaufort.
!t. 1). Soi'ingie, Beaufort.
A. Lee, W inlhron.
O. G. Beil & ( o., llarlowe.
J. R. Bell, Agt., llarlowe.
T. M. Thomas, Beaufort.
Tyre Moor/, Si\, Beaufort.
A. L. Gml. i i •, Marshaliburg.
' harles Hancock, Marshallburg.
O. B. Fulford, Beaufort.
\. F. Arthur, Beaufort.
li. Colliding. Straits.
Miss S. L Hers, Straits.
<:. C. Chadwiek J: Co., Straits.
Watson Lawrence, Straits.
.. F. Lewis, Straits.
Sterling & Way, Marshallburg.
M. G. Lewis. Marsha ilburjj.
Mrs. J. L. Barker, Marsh illhurjr.
Lewis & W'icki/.r. Marshallburg.
A. T. Willis & liro., Smyrna.
if. W. Pin r, Smyrna.
\. G. Davis, Smvrna.
II. B. he I. Siiivrna.
,<' W. Babbitt, B-avia.
\. F. Da\i^. Davis,
i har'es M isim & Hro., Atlantic.
M. Roll nson, Wit.
I". !'. L)a\ is. Davis.
Wallace Willis, Wit.
E. Xi Isnn, Wit.
L. W. Mason, Wit.
Tnvlor l'i "s.. \\ it.
.1. I-:. Tin N.r, Wit.
W. M. Mill, Atlantic.
i harles ILL, At antic.
S. K. Ilami ton & Hro., Atlantic.
A. M. Fulclier, Atlantic.
J. R. I in \\ . I. Upton.
.! A. Lliptoii, Lie l. hi.
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CARTERET COUNTY.
h Daniels, Roe.
,•. W. Daniels, Roe,
A. R. Styron, Portsmouth.
Alex Robinson, Portsmouth.
h Dixon, Portsmouth.
i!.. ]!. Gaslrill, Lupton.
C. D.
Barber Shops.
BEAUFOST.
a 1721
Population, •
Value real estate, $165,278.
Value ; property, $66,215.
No. white polls, 243.
red polls, 107.
! \ \ ,: '.Ti: - 10c. on $100; others purposes,
$1.20 on poll.
iting debt, $1,200.
Election held first Monday in May; term
of office, 1 j
Town Officers*.
MAYOR— \V. V. Dill.
i I ERK— H. D. Norcom.
TR1 R- I.. II. Farlow.
TAX COLLECTOR— John H. Skarren.
VITORNEY— Charles L. Abernethy.
STANDARD KEEPER— J. P. Roberson.
SUPT FIRE DEPT.— C. V. Roberson.
CHIEF OF POLICE— John H. Skarren.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— H. D. Norcom,
»V. H. Taylor, James B. Noe, David Jones,
I' S. Robinson, Leslie Davis, W. Harvey
I'amsey.
BOARD OF AUDIT AND FINANCE—
Leslie Davis, H. D. Norcom, E. S. Robin-
OITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. S. Rob-
inson, G. A. Russell, J. W. Sewell.
POSTMASTER— W. A. Mace.
EPRESS AGENT— A. H. Web.
RAILROAD AGENT— J. H. Davis.
Cemeteries and Supts.
BEAUFORT CEMETERY ASSOCIATION—
H. D. Norcom, President.
LIVE OAK CEMETERY -Llonza Thomas,
Superintendent.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. N. Tolar, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. A. Hornady, Pastor.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— John W. Sewell.
Schools and Academies.
BEAUFORT HIGH SCHOOL— S. D. Bas-
il v, Principal.
ST. PAUL'S— E. P. Noe, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding: Houses.
Davis House.
Russel House.
Richardson House.
Newport Hotel, Newport.
Bell House, Newport.
Agricultural Implements.
A. Thomas.
B. L. Jones & Son.
D. S. Sanders.
Banks and Bankers.
BEAUFORT BANK— N. W. Taylor, Presi-
cent; T. A. Uzzell, Cashier. Capital $10,-
000.
Blacksmith Shops.
Edward Dill.
Jere Fisher (col.)
W. J. Rice.
John Wolf)
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
c. l). i;
S. 1*. Hancock.
Tfcom
C. D. roni s & I'.ro.
Books and Stationery.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Fames A. Graham.
Canned Goods.
Netk Clam Co.
Enterprise Packing Co.
Contractors anci Builders.
Richard Rice.
H. D. Norcom.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Bakery.
( . A. Clawson.
Caske* M'f'rs and Dealers.
Beaufort Coffin Co.
Clerk of Customs.
C. D. Jones.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
T. M. Thomas.
Marine Railway.
W. V. Geffroy.
Dey & Bro.
Dentists.
L. L. Dameron.
Doctors.
F. M. Clark.
P. B. Loftin.
J. B. Davis.
George Davis.
Druerffists.
Mace Drug Co.
Allen Davis.
J. B. Davis & Son.
Dealers in Ice.
J. H. Potter.
(ARTERET COUNTY TWO
Fish and Oyster Factories.
BEAUFORT LITTLE NECK CLAM CO.—
G. D. Potter, Manager, Beaufort.
FISH AND OIL FACTORY— Dey & Bro.,
Managers, Beaufort.
FISH AND OIL FACTORY— Chadwick &
( aft'rev. Managers, Beaufort.
FISH AND OIL FACTORY— B. J. Bell,
Manager, Beaufort.
General Merchandise.
Beaufort Fruit & Candy Co.
Beaufort Drug Co.
M. Chaplain.
B. C. Congleton.
James Congleton.
C. A. Clawson.
C. A. Clawson, Jr.
j. B. Davis, (Druggist.)
Dickinson &, Bro.
CARTERET C01
Mrs. Jennie Dill, (Millinery.)
W. F. Dill.
Allen Davis (Druggist).
Dey & Bro.
L. H. Furlow.
Guthrie & Co.
B. L. Jones & Son.
J. E. Henry (col.)
F. F. Johnson.
C. D. Jones &; Bro.
Charlie Salter.
L. J. No
C. D. Price.
J. \V. Robeson.
Star Eargain House.
I). S. Sanders.
J. S. Smith.
John B. Stanley.
A. Thomas;
J. E. Whitehurst & Son.
Samuel Whitehurst.
II. A. Whitehurst.
ft. W. Taylor.
S. P. Hancock.
Insurance Agencies.
B. J. Bell.
Taylor & Uzzell.
Albert I. Lewis.
Lawyers.
Charles L. Abemethy.
Masons and Builders.
W. S. Robinson.
H. D. Norcom.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Jennie Dill.
Guthrie & Co.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. M. E. Arrington.
Miss Lucy Odell.
Miss Alma Speight.
Miss Lucy Davis.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE COASTER— Morehead City.
Gil Dealers.
W. F. Dill.
Painters.
W. Harvey Ramsev.
Will S. Karvei
Produce Dealers.
S. P Hancock.
G. A. Lupton
Tailor Establishments.
H. W. Fuller.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
Thomas Duncan, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Government system Beaufort to Cape
I Iiookout.
Wholesale Grocers.
i I. E. Ramsey.
Wood-Working Shops.
B. B -
W. V. Geffrey.
MOREHEAD CITY.
Population, 1,800.
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No. white polls,
No.
TAX I i. 00; city
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ing
1 ' ' tion is ; Monday in Mny
term o< officers,
Town Officers.
MAYOR— C. S.
< IM.'K I.. L. Leary.
TREASURER— L. L. 1 i
1 I ' TOR- W. C. Prner
( 11IEF OF PO W. C. Pine*
BOARD ' v. M. Webb,
! illon, John P. Bell, L. L. Leary
in ',\n SUPJT— Bay Vi-).
EMETi • rEND !NT
Hi! â– . . . Benry Gutliri*.
Hi; T. C. Davis.
1M IENT— A. II. Webb. More-
City, Southern Express Co.
3 AGENT Webb, South-
ern Express Agent.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
New Bern House.
Atlantic Hotel.
Carolina Inn.
Arendell House.
Edwards House.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— A. W. Setzer, Pastor.
METHODIST— H. M. North, Pastor.
NORTHERN METHODIST— T. S. Davis,
Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
THE ATLANTIC BAPTIST SCHOOL— A.
W. Setzer. Principal.
PRIVATE SCHOOL— H. M. Worth, Prin.
PRIVATE SCHOOL— Miss Madie Bell,
P;' : ncipal.
Agricultural Implements.
T. D. Webb,
Architects.
John Bell.
John Bell.
Barber Shops.
Howard Wade.
I Royall.
Brokers
W. s. Webb.
W. J. Hales.
Lawyers.
Baylus Cade.
Doctors.
W. E. Beaden.
A. .1 Melntyre.
Drue-erists.
Ballance, Dill & Co.
A. J. Melnlvn.
CARTERET COUNTY.
Drutrerists.
Ballancc, Dill & Co.
Doctors.
W. E. Headen.
A. J. Mclntyre.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
A. F. Wade.
Moore & Bro.
A. F. Wade.
Moore & Bro.
Blacksmith Shops.
W. R. Wade.
Books and Stationery.
Leary & WiHis.
Bakers.
W. O. Williams.
Contractors and Builders.
John F. Bell.
A. C. Davis.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Leary & Willis.
Clams.
Charles S. Wallace.
R. W. Taylor.
M. S. Webb.
Commission Merchants.
\V. J. Hales.
Flour, Corn and Feed Dealers.
W. O. Williams.
Furniture Manufacturers.
T. D. Webb.
Fish and Oyster Dealers.
Thirles S. Wallace.
Thomas Daniels & Co.
W. J. Wallace & Son.
D. B. Wade & Son.
E. D. Arthur & Bro.
R. W. Taylor.
W. L. Arendell.
J. J. Royal.
Fish and Oyster Factories.
TORPOISE FACTORY— Royal & Wallace,
Managers. More head City.
General Merchandise.
W. A. Ballon.
','. W. Styron.
R. F. Bnrrington.
W. T. Dixon.
Deary & Willis.
Wallace & Davis.
W. P. Adams.
Bell & Co.
J. B. Morton.
W. O. Williams.
F. P. Fennel 1, (col.)
George Street, (col.)
D. M. Wdib & Co.
W. J. Hales.
R. T. Willis & Co.
Adams & Oglesby.
Needham "\\ illis.
Insurance Agencies.
A. H. Webb, Sr.
Ice Factories and Officers.
CAKTERET ICE & TRANSPORTATION
STORAGE CO.— C. S. Wallace, Presi-
dent; Pi. W. Taylor, Secretary and Treas-
uier; Allen Davis, Manager.
Job Printing Offices.
The Coaster.
Lumber Plants.
W. S. Swindell.
Lawyers.
Baylus Cade.
Medicine Manufacturers.
WILLIS DYSPEPSIA CURE CO.— J W.
Willis. Jr., Proprietor.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. George V. Bell.
Miss Mati.da Dixon.
Music Teachers.
Miss Lillie Webb.
Miss Madie A. Bell.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE COASTER— Graham & McCullen,
Editors.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
M. S. Webb, T. D. Webb.
Produce Dealers.
C. S. Wallace.
Wade & Webb.
ileal Estate Agents.
T. D. Webb.
Shinade Dealers.
W. O. Williams.
W. J. Hales.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
A. H. Webb, Sr.
NEWPORT.
Incorporated in 1867.
Population, 328.
Value real estate, $1(1,500.
Value personal property, $18,000.
No. white polls, 50.
Sto. co'orecl polls, 16.
TAX RATE— 50 cents city poll; 25 cents
on $100 personal property.
Town Officers.
Election held first Monday in May; term
of office, 1 year.
MAYOR— H. D. Wvatt.
( LERK— W. S. Bell, Jr.
TKKASl RER— W. S. Bell, Jr.
'TAX COLLECTOR— H. W. Small.
ATTORNEY— W. J. Doughty.
I i! \lil> OF ALDERMKN— W. S. Bell, Jr.,
P. P. Garner, J. L. Morton, E. A. Haskett.
FOSTM ASTER— C. Mann.
R. K. AGENT— C. A. Bell.
Hotels and Boardiner Houses.
NEWPORT HOTEL— W. D. Harrison, Pro-
prietor.
BELL HOUSE— J. L. Bell, Proprietor.
CARTERET— CASWELL.
Ministers and Cliuroues.
BAPTIST— W. Brinson, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. II. U. Gues, Pastor.
Barber Shops.
A. G. Edwards.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
L. W. Perkins.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
l'. P. Garner.
Blacksmith Shops.
Y. Z. Newbery.
Canned Goods.
Newport Fruit Farm Cannery.
George N. Ives & Son, Managers.
Doctors.
h. W. Perkins.
Fruit Dealers.
t-eorge N. Ives & I
General Merchandise.
P. P. Garner.
Mann & Wyatt.
\\. S. Bell, Jr.
<;. T.. Bell.
D. W. Dennis.
Saloons.
J. L. Bell.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
Miss Mary Hewett.
CASWELL COUNTY.
County Seat, Yanceyville.
Formed in 1777 from Orange county. Name derived from Richard Caswell, who
was the first Governor of North Carolina unJcr the Constitution.
Ar a, 400 square miles.
POPULATION: 15,028. White males, 3,::SS; white females, 3,441. Foreign born, 0.
Negro maLs, 3,!)u7; n-gro females, 4,242. White males over 21 years, 1,GG3; negro
males over 21 year, 1,657. White polls, 1,"97; r.egro polls, 849.
Value of real estate, $740,059, loss of $19,563 Irom 1900. Value personal property,
$735,994, increase of $150,792 over 1900, including 1,790 horses, 934 mules, 4 jacks and
jennets, 4 goats, 3,061 cattle, 0,672 hogs, 622 sheep.
Property listed in 190C by whites, $1,292,184; by negroes, $52,640.
No. Schools: White, 37; Colored, 36.
TAX RATE: County, 39c. on $100. Interest on debt, 6 per cent. Bonded debt,
$:\g:o.
POST OFFICES: Allison, Anderson, Ash'and, Blackwells, Blanch, Cherrv Grove,
Corbett, Eastland, Estelle, Fitch, Gannaway, Gat wood, Ilanier, Hightowers, lly-
cotee, Leasburg, Locust Hill, Milesville, MILTON, Osmond, Pelham, Prospect Hill,
Furley, Quick, Ridgeville, Semora, Stoney Creek, Tony, Topnot, 5TANCEYVILLE,
(c. h.), Yarbro.
PUBLIC ROADS: F. W. Brown, Yancey ville, Supt. Worked by Old State Law. No.
miles, 250.
RAILBOAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Piedmont, 7.10 miles, assessed value $110,594.78
Atlantic & Danville, 14.60 miles, assessed value 114,164.88
Pullman Company, 7.10 miles, assessed value 8.;7.o:S
Western Union Telegraph Company, 201.57 miles, assessed value 15,571
Southern Express Company, 22.45 miles, assessed values
American Telegraph and Telephone Co., 25.90 miles, assissed value 306.35
SUPERIOR COURTS: April 14th; October 13th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— Thomas H.
Harrison, Vancevville.
S1IKUIFF— A. W. Fitch, Anderson.
RKGISTKR OF DEEDS— Fred W. Erown,
Locust Hill.
TREASURER— O. II. W. Oakley, F.tch.
CORONl.R— I. A kVa ker, Stom
SI RVEYOR— Walter Williamson, Locust
Hill.
STANDARD -KEEPEB A. E. Henderson,
Yaneeyville.
CASWELL COUNTY.
CO. ATTORNEY— A. E. Henderson,
Yanceyville.
CO. SI i'T. OF HEALTH— S. A. Malloy,
Yancewille.
:'. OF CO. HOME— E. B. Barker,
Yanceyville.
CO. SI IT. OF SCHOOLS— A. E. Hen-
derson, 5 am ville. '
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— R. L.
Mitchell, i chin.). Ridgeville; L. A. Gwvnn,
Locusi Hill; C. B. Fiintoff, Gatewood.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— T. L. Lea, (chin.),
Hamer; J. F. Walters, Blanch; T. D.
ham, Locust Hill; J. R. Burton,
Hightowers; W. W. Miles, Milesville.
( I ». BOARD OF ELECTIONS— A. Y.
Kerr, (chm.) Yanceyville; A. R. Blackwell,
Quick; J. L. Warren, Hightowers.
Justice? of the Peace.
ANDERSON'S TOWNSHIP— J. R. Burton,
Hightowers; J. E. Herndon, S. Y. Florance,
L. B. Fitch, Anderson; A. B. Walker,
Stoney Creek; T. A. Boswell, Fitch.
DAN RIVER— T. S. Harrison, J. B. Wal-
ters, R. IJ. Moore, Blanch.
HIGHTOWERS— J. R. Smith, R. L.
Mitchell, W. W. Murrie, Ridgeville.
, STONEY CREEK— W. M. Leath, P. M.
Somers, Stoney Creek; George P. McKinny,
W. J. Studler, Cherry Grove.
YANCEYVILLE— B. S. Graves, George T.
Manly, J. C. Pinnix, M . Oliver, T. P.
Woniack, Yanceyville.
LEASBURG— S. P. Newman, Leasburg;
George W. Oliver. Topnot.
MILTON— W. T Bryant, Estelle; John B.
Yarbrough, Semora.
PELHAM-.T. F. M. Travis, Sylvester A.
Pierce, Pelham; J. L. Williams, Ruffin; J.
M. Yates, J. M. Hodges, Gatewood.
LOCUST HILL— John A. Cobb, Black-
wells; Thomas D. Worsham, J. A. William-
son, Locust Hill; J. W. Fuqua, Allison, I.
K. Wright, Quick.
Public School Teachers.
Anderson, G. A., Andersons.
Siman, N., Yanceyville.
Stephens, J. A., Hycotee.
Harrison, J. P., Blanch.
Page, J. W. , Andersons.
Boswell, Adolphus, Milesville.
Stokes, J. F., Yanceyville.
McCauley, Miss Delia, Stoney Creek.
Ired, Miss Esther, Stoney Creek.
Anderson, Miss Ollie S., Stoney Creek.
Neal, Mrs. Liliie L., Ashland.
Glass, Miss Mary, Blackwells.
Blackwell. Mrs. Lelia, Quick.
Rainey, Miss Maiy, Estelle.
Page, Miss Maggie A., Yanceyville.
Dameron, Miss Katie, Hopper.
Wilson, Miss Fannie, Gatewood.
Law, Mrs. Liliie F., Blackwells
Anderson, Miss Ida, Stoney Creek.
Fitch, Miss Lvdia C., Fitch.
Malone, Miss Fannie M., Corbett.
Lea, Miss Addie, Hamer.
Moore, Miss Rosa, Blanch.
Hodges, Mrs. Lucy A., Yak, Va.
White, Miss Anna, Purley.
Mi^s Dixie, Leasburg.
Tend i. Miss Leonie, Prospect Hill.
Pulliam, Miss Berta, Leasburg.
Featherston, Miss Lizzie, Leasburg.
Sm th, Miss Lttie R., Hightowers.
Love, .liss Ail: M.. Hycotee.
Newman, Miss Evie, Leasburg.
Lea, Miss Julia M., Hamer.
Yarborough, Miss M. J.. Semora.
Watkins, Miss Bettie P., Milton.
Taylor, Miss Martha, Estelle.
Bray, Miss Helen, Yak, Va.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— J. R. Moore, Yanceyville; T.
11. \\ alker, Peiham.
METHODIST— R. F Taylor, Pelham; G.
W. Johnston, Stoney Creek; J. B. Thomp-
son, Leasburg.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— F. L. Oakley, An-
derson; Y. I. Chandler, Fitch.
Schools and Academies.
YANCEYVILLE ACADEMY— J. F.
Stokes, Principal, Yanceyville.
PELHAM HIGH SCHOOL— S. B. Dameron,
Principal, Pelham.
Dealers in Tobacco.
King Bros., Blackwells.
Dentists.
H. E. Satterfield, Prospect Hill.
Lawyers.
A. E. Henders"n Yanceyville.
Julius Johnston, Y'anceyville.
G. G. Andersou, Stoney Creek.
Physicians not in Towns.
L. A. Walker, Stoney Creek.
J. A. Pinnix, Anderson.
George Gunn, Purley.
Harvey Robinson, Ridgeville.
J. A. Thompson, Leasburg.
C. G. Lea, Hamer.
J. J. Keesee, Pelham.
J. F. Badgett, Blackwells.
J. L. Gunn, Ashland.
S. A. Malloy, Yanceyville.
Merchants not in Towns.
E. G. Covington, Purlev.
G. T. Hubbard, Hamer.
J. H. Davis & Son. Purley.
T. D. Slade & Co., Purley.
D. G. Watkins, Blanch.
W. A. McFarland, Purley.
L. H. Walker, Anderson.
J. H. Hurdle, Anderson.
A. N. Fitch, Fitch.
A. H. D. King, Fitch.
J. R. Bavnes, Tonv.
Crawford & Dailey, Tony.
F. R. Warren, Prospect Hill.
D. E. Wilkinson, Ridgeville.
J. C. Corbett, Corbett.
Mrs. M. A. Pointer, Hightowers.
W. L. Thomas, Leasburg.
H. T. Connally, Leasburg.
W. J. Pulliam, Leasburg.
AY. L. Thomas, Leasburg.
J. T. Bradsher, Leasburg.
T. L. Oliver, Topnot.
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R. A. King & Bro., Blackwells.
E. B. Blackwell, Quick.
S. \V. Siddle, Locust Hill.
T. T. Adams & Co., Semora.
J. W. & R. H. Moore, Estelle.
L. S. Matlock, Estelle.
J. B. Hudgins, Osmond.
\V. J. Gatewood & Bro., Gatewood.
Carter Bros., Gatewood.
J. O. Fitzgerald, Pelham.
W. A. Minor, Cherry Grove.
W. VV. Miles, Milesville.
Boswell & Walker, Stoney Creek.
T. J. Florance, Yanceyville.
W. N. Harrelson, Yanceyville.
L. M. Neal, Yanceyville.
H. W. Perry, Yanceyville, (Drugs.).
A. J. Hooper, Yancevville, (Groceries.)
G. W. T. Martin, Fitch.
Shippers of Produce.
T. T. Adams, Semora. ♦
Crawford & Dailey, Tony.
D. E. Wilkinson, Semora.
J. R. Baynes, Anderson.
L. H. Walker, Anderson.
Boswell & Walker, Honey Creek.
Mrs. M. A. Painter, Hightowers.
F. R. Warren, Prospect Hill.
W. vV. Miles, Milesville.
T. H. Massey, Honey Creek.
W. W. Siddle. Locust Hill.
G. T. Hubbard, Hamer.
G. VV. I\ Martin, Fetch.
G. W. T. Martin, Fitch.
A. H. 1). Kin/, Fitch.
Saloons.
E. B. Blackwell, Quick.
MILTON.
Incorporated in 1793.
Population, 490;white, 270 ; colon d, 214.
Ko. wlnte poiis, 53.
No. colored '.<-?!s, 47.
Value real estate, $59,361.
Value personal property, $27,511.
TAX RATE— Sftc. on islO ;. and
poll.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of offices, 1 vear.
MAYOR— L. H. Hunt.
TREASURER— T. A. Donoho.
TAX COLLECTOR— T. A. Donoho.
POLICEMAN— G. A. Griffith.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. L. Walker,
E. D. Winstead, R. S. Wooding, E. T.
Jeffreys, J. A. Hurdle.
POSTMAST1 R- .V J. Palm
R. R. AGENT— S. S. Lankford.
EXPRESS AGENT— S. S. Lankford, South-
ern Express Co.
Cemeteries and Supts.
MILTON CEMETERY.
Hoteis and Boarding; Houses.
Milton Hotel— Dave Elliott, Prop.
Ministers and Churches.
MLS
PRESBYTER] -, Pastor.
BAPTIST- it. .1. Bateman, Past
Auctioneers.
S. 1.. SI
T. A .
I.. I!. Hunr.
Banks and Bankers.
MERCHANTS AM) n PANE—
.1. A. Hurdle, I
Capital, $7,000; Surplus and Profits, ^2,:;00.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Miller Owens, (c
Barber Shops.
Willis Gamble, fcol.)
Blacksmith Shops.
Kiteli McAden, (col.)
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Daniel Phelps, (col.)
Cabinet-Makers.
uson.
Contractors and Builders.
W. T. Farley.
Dealers in Tobacco.
J. W. Lewis & Son.
E. Hunt.
L. H Hunt.
J. A. Hurdle.
W. B. Lewis.
American Tobacco Co. — (Milton Branch.)
Dentists.
J. A. Hurdle.
Doctors.
If. II. Dodson.
M. 11. McBryde.
Drusreists.
R. I.. Dixon.
Lev, is \\ alker & Co.
Dress-Makers.
'.lis VV. 'I'. Farley.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
MILTON ROLLER MILLS W . B. Lewis,
Manager.
Furniture Manufacturers.
Milton ( haii Fai tory.
Furniture Dealers.
rguson.
General Merchandise.
B. Goodfriend
F. P.. Jo
Mi-. \i. i;. Williams.
Mrs. ]â– :. R. Burch.
Insurance Agencies.
I). M. II
Lawyers.
L. M. v irlicl
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. W. T. Farley.
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Newspapers and Editors.
THE :*TLTON HERALD— David B. Stain-
hack, Editor.
Pnint and Oil Dealers.
Lewis Walker & Co.
Produce Dealers.
George F. Bowers.
Retail Grocers.
G. F. Bowers, (col.)
Green Oliver, (col.)
Heal Estate Agents.
D. M. Uines.
Sales and Ldverv Stahles.
E. T. Jeffreys.
Saloons.
F. R. Gordon.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WFSTERN UNION TEL. CO.— S. S.
Lankford, Manager.
CATAWBA COUNTY,
County Seat. JTewton.
Formed in 1842 from Lincoln county. Name derived from the Catawba River, which
bounds it on the north.
Area. 440 square milps.
POPULATION: 22,133. White males. 9,340; white females. 0.700. Foreign born, 35.
NVgro males, 1,439; negro females, 1,54(5. White males over 21 years, 3,051; negro
males over 21 ears, 574. White polls. 2,770 negro polls. 330.
Value of real estate, $1,727,707, loss of $21 t 335 from 1000. Value of personal property
$1,357,851, increase of $29,730 over 1000. including 2.8:53 horses, 1,859 mules, 22 jacks
and jennets, 57 goats, 7,233 cattle, 8,459 hogs, 1,670 sheep.
Property listed in 1900 by white, $3,237,S02; by negroes. $32,361.
No. Schools: White. 81; Colored, 20.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100, a-d 40 C . poll. No. iron bridg-s, 2.
POST OFFICES: Arnt, Brandy, Blackburn, Carson, CATAWBA, Catfish, Chestnut,
Chronicle, CLAREMONT, CONOVER, Cook, r'rumsville, Edith, Flemming, Hayseed,
HICKRY, Jacobs Fork, Jugtown, Long Island, Loretta, Louis-. MAIDEN, Monbo,
Mountain Creek, Mu'lgrove, NEWTON, (c. h.), Oxford Ford, Plateau, Propst, Rockett.
Kudisill, Shawnee, Shxrrills Ford, Sparkling Catawba Springs, Startown, Terrell,
Wliiti ner, Yoder.
PUBLIC ROADS: P. M. Dellinger, Newton, Supt. Worked by Old State Law. No.
miles, 000-700.
RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Carolina & Northwestern, 21. 7G mi'es, ass-ss-d value $70, 525. If;
Western North Carolina, 22.04 miles, assess d value 280.850.15
Pullman Company, 22.04 mi'es. assessed value " 2,706.37
Western Union Telegrapph Company, 127.32 miles, assessed value 9,835.53
Southern Express Company, 34.80 miles, ass 'ss d value 1,254.83
SUPERIOR COURTS: February 3rd. two weeks; May 5th, two weeks, civil cases
only; July 7th, two weeks; October 27th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICER'S.
CLERK OF iHE COURT— Lewis n.
Phillips. Newton.
SHERIFF -Jonu W. Blackwelder, New-
ton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Preston M. Del-
linger, Newton.
TREASURER— John Sherrill, Catawba.
C'ORO/JKR— Gforgf E. Coulter. Newton.
SURVEYOR— J. F. Herman. Newton.
STANDARD-KEEPER— W. H. Marlow,
Newton.
CO. ATTORNEY'— Waller C. Frimster,
Newton.
CO. SFI'T. Oi'" HEALTH— George II.
West, N"\vton.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Robert E. Hoke,
Catfish.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— A. P. Whisenhunt,
Hickorv.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— P. A.
Hoyle, (chm.). N-wton; S. T. Wilfong,
Newton; J. A. Mi rrii . Sherrill 's Ford.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— D. M. Boyd,
CATAWBA COUNTY.
(chrti.), Maiden J. D. Elliott, Hiekorv, J.
II. C. Huitt, Catfish.
CO. HOARD OF- ELECTIONS— J. P.
Yount, .."hm.), Newton; H. K. McCombs,
Hiekorv; W. A. Day, Sherrill's V
CONSTABLES— Newton Township J. S.
Allen, Newton; Catawba, E. L. Rowe, Ca-
tawba; Caldwtii . S. M. Abernathy, [ior-
retta; Bandy, N. M. Wyant, Jugtown;
Hickory, C. L. Hawn, Hickory.
Justices of the Peace.
NEWTON TO' NS : IIP— A. J. Fleming, J
M. Brown, Newton; George W. Drum,
Maiden; P. F. m ith, Conover.
JACOB FORKS— George M. Yoder.
Yodrrs; George L. Reinhardt, Piateau.
BANDY'S— D. Ai. Britton. Cooks; John
Johnson, Jugtown; D. C. Hoyle, Me Hilder-
brand, CVeslnut.
HICKORY— A. A. Yoder, J. P. Seitz, L.
C. llufir.un, J. L. Yoder, J. Leonard,
Hickory
CL1NES— J. II. Moser, Claremont, P. K.
Little, Calfisn; Q. M. Smith, Oxford Ford.
MT. GRKr-K-J. D. Fisher. Sherrill's
Ford; P. Smith. Mt. Creek; J. T. Coch-
rance, Fleming; S. Wilkinson, Bandy.
CATAWBA- L. Pink Wilson, Brandy; S.
C. Brown, Monoo; J. M. Brown, Jr., B. M.
Morrow. Clan inunt.
CALDWELL— W. A. Lee, Bandv; L. J.
Caldwell, George W Caldwell, H. II. Cald-
well, Lo'ietta.
Ministers not in Towns.
LUTHERAN— j. A. Yount, Conover;
Jacob White. Bandy; Paul Bischoff, G. A.
Lueche, G. W. Wise. J. S. Coiner, Conover.
Physicians not in Towns.
F. T. Foard, Jugtown.
T. W. Lone Catawba.
Fred Loiiy, Catawba.
W. E. Wilson, Sherrill's Ford.
Mc. Yount, Corover.
Frank Herman. Conover.
Marion Moser Conover.
Green Yount, Conover.
O. A. Holler, Conover.
T. B. 'Jlominger Conover.
J. A. Sherriil, Mt. Ci ek.
Cotton Gins.
M. A. Sherriil, Sherrills Ford.
W. J. Holsciaw, Sherrills Ford.
E. L. Sherriil, Sherrills Ford.
Robert Gabriel, Terrell.
C. M. Beatty, Mt. Creek.
L. Rudisill. Drumvil e.
Houek & Rhyne, Newton.
Timothy Cline, Hickory.
McLelland & Bumgarner, Newton.
Q. A. Smith, Oxford Ford.
J. W. Setzer, Clarendon.
Yount & Moser, Moser.
Sigmon Bros.
Cooks Manufacturing Co., Cook.
Catfish Milling Co., Catfish.
Shuford & Son, Louise.
Rosernond Bros., Rock tts.
Yount & Sherriil, Catfish.
Cotton Mills.
• (Hln, MILL— Long
LONG ISLAND
nBO COTTON Ml I.I
Dentists.
J. J. I licks, Cook
Merchants not in Towns.
.1. U. Lrng >v Co.. Catawba.
.1. II. Pitts, Catawba.
Clin" & Co., Catfish and Catawba.
Catfish Milling Co., Cattish.
Q. M. Smith. Oxford Ford. .
Elliott & Anderson Catawba Springs.
I). A. Ab r i. I uj , Hickory.
1>. 1*. Shuford, Propst.
Doyle & Leonard Pro]
Ford. "Vhisnaut V Co., Jugtown.
R. P. Beaver, Jugtown.
Cook Manufacturing Co., Cook's.
D. W. Britton, Hayseed.
D. M. Britton, Conk
W. P. Weiti:. an, Plateau.
P. (',. Weaver Plateau.
J. J lustier Pint
Rudisill & Anthony, Rudisill.
D. H. Shuford Louisa.
D. H. Whitener, Whkener.
Hovie &(•>.,. ob i ork.
F. A. Yod« r, Yod r.
J. W. Petz r, < 'laremont.
J. W. WhiLe, C laremont.
Sigmon Bro . ( laremont.
Isenhour <s: Cine, Conovi r.
Is nhour & Son, ( onovi r.
J. A. Xouni, ( onovi r.
Ed. Hermon, Conover.
Gus Brady, Conover.
Nurserymen,
Shuford & Thornburg, Newton.
W. L. Killi.in, Newton.
Roller Mills.
Terrell Mill Co., Terrell.
< ai isli M i atfish.
Sherriil Roller Mil's, Sherrills Ford.
Drum Rol.er Mi. Is, Drumville.
HICKORY.
Incorporated in 1870.
Population, ',83V while: 698 colored.
Value real
Value personal property, siS7,032.
No. white polls, I
No. colored pi lis, 97.
TAX RATE— 40c. on $100.
Town Officers.
Election is
every 2 years;
MAYOR— M.
CLERK— A.
TREASURER
held first Tuesday in May
term ol office, 2 years.
II. Yount.
A. tfoder,
—A. A. Yoder.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. K. Cline.
\TTOIiNFY— \\. A. Sell.
CHIEF OF I'OI ICE .1. W. Nicholi.
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CATAWBA < Ol NTY.
POLICES! W -Robert Benfleld.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— F. B. lngold,
J. S. Propst. R. K. Harris, S. L. Wbitener,
B. E 1 1. G. N. Hutton.
POSTMASTER— J. W. Shuford.
R. R. AGENT— T. J. Greene.
EXPR :?S AGENT— W. C. Shall & Co. .
Cemeteries and Supts.
J. S. Propst, Ch.
Ministers and Churches.
HOLY TRINITY— ^Lutheran)— J. C.
Aloser, Pastor.
ST. ANDREWS— (Lutheran)— R. L. Fritz,
Pastor.
ST. PAUL ACADEMY— (Lutheran)— L. M.
Hunt, Pastor.
BAPTIST— W. R. Gwaltney, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. T. Matthews, Pas-
tor.
METHODIST— T. A. Boon, Pastor.
METHODIST— R. S. Howe, Pastor.
LUTHERAN MINISTERS— E. J. Sox, W.
P. Cline, W. ii. Little, A. L. Crouse, J.
E. Barb, D. J. Sullemyre.
Colleges.
CLAREMONT COLLEGE FACULTY.
M. W. KATTON, A. M. Litt. M., Presi-
dent. Enlish, Anglo Saxon and German
Languages.
EDW1NA CHADWR K, A. M., French and
Latin.
FLORENCE KIDD, L. B., A. B., Mathe-
matics.
ADONIRAM JUi^SON BOLIN, A. B.,
Science.
MRS. M. W. HATTON, A. M., Mathe-
matics and Astronomy.
ECCA NELSON, Piano.
HIE A PERKINS, L. B., M., Acc'ts., His-
tory and English.
BESSIE TIPTON WARREN, B. E., Elocu-
tion and Oratorv.
MARTHA HENKLE, A. M., Art.
MINNIE LEE HOOD, Book-keeping, Short-
hand.
JOHN H. NORMAN, Mus. Doc, Director
of Music.
A. MABLE EARNEST, Voice Culture.
JOSIE SIGMON, Mandolin.
LOVTE SIGMON, L. B., Guitar.
A. J. BOLIN. Cornet.
ETTA NELSON, Violin.
LENOIR COLLEGE— R. L. Fritz, Pres.
Schools and Academies.
MRS. BAIRD'S SCHOOL.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
Hickor ' Inn.
Charter House.
Sparkimg Catawba Springs Hotel.
Mrs. J.'hn Robbinson.
Mrs. '..riura Lowe.
Agricultural Implements.
Shuford Hardware Co.
W. B. Yoder.
Abernethy & Whitener.
F. B. lngold.
Barber Shops.
John Deitz.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRS IONAL B ANK OF HICKORY—
\. i. i i 'i ent; K. C. Menzies.
Surplus and
:,587.
Blacksmith Shoos.
T. A. Witherspoon.
J. F. Props.!.
P. (_'. (
J. M. Signion.
H. S. Stroud.
W. II. Ellis.
James Drum.
Boots and Shoes.
A. C. Link.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
\V. M. Keever.
H. F. Keener.
Bottling Works.
MANUFACTURER CARBONATED NON-
ALCOHOLIC CIDERS. ALES AND SODA
WATERS— W. Li. Boatwright, Prop.
Bicycle Dealers.
J. A. Martin.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
VV. J. Fox.
J. A. Pasov.
Ellis Cline*.
chers and Dealers in Cattle.
Bost & Newton.
Abernethy & Whitener.
J. G. Marshal 1
McC'omb Bros.
W. C. Shell k Co.
J. A. Lentz.
E. Hammond.
A. S. Abemelliv.
P. Campbell.
Building & Loan Associations.
FIRST BUILDNG AND LOAN ASSOCAI-
TION OF HICKORY— G. H. Geitner, Presi-
dent; A. A. Yoder, Secretary and Treasurer.
Cabinet-Makers.
Jim Hern.
J. S. Propst.
Contractors and Builders.
J. D. Elliottc.
Q. E. iiermaii
Horace Abee.
D. E. Moore & Son.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Martin & Chut.
Coal and Wood.
McComb Broh
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
A. A. Shuford.
E. L. Shuford.
Cotton Mills.
E. L. SHUFORD M'F'G CO.— E. W. Hol-
brook, Pres. ; E. L. Shuford, Sec. and
Treas. ; G. F. Ivey, Supt.
CATAWBA COUNTY.
130
Dealers in Ice.
McComb Bro.
Bost & Newton.
Dentists.
W. B. Ramsey.
W. A. Mailer.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. J. D. Pope.
Miss Cand.'.ce ilenkle.
Miss A la Hai'iTi.
Mrs. J. S. Side.
Mrs. B. r'. Campbell.
Doctors.
R. B. Baker.
B. F. Whitesiae.
W. L. Abernelhy.
H. L. Abernethy.
J. T. Johnson.
H. C. Menzies.
J. H. Shufoiu.
Driureists.
C. M. Shuford
E. B. Menzies
Dry Goods and Notions.
MeCov Moretz.
J. F. .Mien.
J. A. Bowles.
Electric Companies & Officers.
Hickory Electric Co.
Florists.
A. Mc'ntosh.
Foundries and Iron Works.
Haworth & Puckett.
Fruit Dealers.
S. L. Whitener.
Furniture Dealers.
J. E. jlaithcok & Son.
Huffman & Johnson.
General Merchandise.
S. E. Killian.
Setzer & Russell.
Huffman & Johnson.
T. E. Fields.
Setzer & Son.
R. W. Steven.y n.
George W. Hall Co.
Grist Mills.
Hickory Miliiuf Co.
Phoenix Rollei Mills.
Moore Milling Co.
Sigmo'i Eolkr Mills.
Hop Creek Mills.
Harness M'f'rs and Dea'uis.
Hickory Colla. Co.
J. A. Martin.
Insurance Agencies.
W. H. Hall.
R. D. Latta.
Georgj E. Haithcock.
C. M. Shemll.
A. Ha v.
F. A. Clinard
J. H. Aiken.
Job Printing Offices.
The Tiev.
The Marcury Job Offli
Press lob Office.
Lawyers.
E. B. I line.
W. \. ?,
T. M. Hufham
A. A. Whiteni r.
K. J. Mousi r.
Laundries.
Hickorj I Co
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
â– in & Bourboi
Phoenix Manufacturing Co.
A. T. Sigmon.
Machinery Dealers.
W. R. Voder.
Machine Shops.
Hawortt. & Puckett.
Marble "Works.
Bolch & Bolch.
R. K. Harris d, Son.
Millinery and Fancy Goods
Mrs. \. P. Whitener.
Miss Mary Rcseborough.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
Sparkling Catawba Springs.
Music Teachers.
i'.. N. Norman.
Miss Xitherim- Senile.
Miss Tena Mclnv
Mrs. Slwina Chadwick.
Musical Instruments.
C. P. Morn, .on
N. S. Sutt!em\re.
J. P. Little.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE DEMOCRAT— W. E. Holbrook, Edi-
tor.
MERCURY— J. F. Click, Editor.
PRESS-J. K Miller, K.litor.
NEW To \ ENTERPRISE— F. M. Williams,
Editor.
Oil Dealers.
O. M. Royster.
Painters.
li. II. Al.ce.
Dolph WhilentT.
J. A . 'â–
I [i iiry 1). il/..
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Shuford Elardware Co.
Shuford Drug Co.
I'. I!, ingol 1.
Produce Dealers.
A. C. ! ink.
T. E. '-'ield.
Setzer Bros.
Photographers.
Hardin Studio.
A. Mcintosh.
1J0
CATAWBA COUNTY.
Real Estate Agents.
Killian & Moluiook.
Retail Grocers.
S. L. Whitenoi.
Mc< omb I. ins.
Host & Newton.
Abernethj (S; Mfhitener.
W. C. Slit 11 L Co.
C. L. Ilawn & Son.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Abemetliv & Whitener.
\V. U. Yodei.
A. S. Vbernethy.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Hickory Manii.aetrring Co.
Novelty Manufacturing Co.
Shingle Sealers.
0. M. Ro\ ster.
T. E. Field.
C. W. Fox.
Stoves and Tinware.
N. C. Bronder.
King .V Co.
J. A. Seaboch.
Shippers of Prodnce.
George W. Hall Co.
T. E. Field.
S. E. Killian.
A. C. Link.
J. S. Setzer & Son.
Setzer & Slierri.l.
Tanners.
C. H. Geitner.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UjSIOS TEL. CO.— li. J.
foster, [Manager.
Telephone Exchanges Sc M'grs.
HICKORY ELECTRIC CO.— J. A. Mariin,
Manager.
Watohes and Jewelry
George E. Bi-aner.
J. M. I.awrem e.
Wholesale Grocers.
Hickorv Gro'-t-ry Co.
Wood- Working Shops.
Piedmont War-on Co.
Hickory Manufacturing Co.
Hickory Novei'y Co
Ilutton & Bourbonnais.
NEWTON.
Population, 1.533.
Election is held first Tuesday in Mav
e\ery 2 years; turn of office, 2 years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— C. M. McCorkle.
SECRETARY ANU 1 KEASURER— A. J.
Scag'e.
CHIEF OF POLICE— 0. P. Yount.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. P. Yount,
J. C. Smith, S. L. Rhvne. J. F Smvre.
R. R. AGENT— L. F. Long.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— R. L. Hoke, Pastor.
METHODIST— T. J. Rogers, Pastor.
LUTHERAN— K K. Roof, Pastor.
GERMAN REFORM— Rev. Mr. Stublebine,
Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
St. Huoerts Inn.
Summ^row H use.
Edwinston's liuarding House.
Mrs. M. A. Rowe.
Agricultural Implements.
Newton Hardware Co.
George Mo >se.
G. A. Warikk.
Banks and Bankers.
STIUFORDS NATIONAL— A. A. Shuford,
I'r.sid.-ii;. A. 11. SroweL, Cashier. Capital.
S12.U0U; Surplus, $600.
Barber Shops.
E. L. Moore.
Blacksmith Shops.
Gilbert Ciine.
Ueorgd Wiis.-u.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Smith Rozzel.
George W. iloller.
J. S. Pearson.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. S. Mien.
G. A. Arndt.
J. M. Murray.
Lee Reitzel.
Cabinet-Makers.
C. F. Jarr^tt.
Contractors and Builders.
J. Sid ueal.
R. P. Dakin.
31. II. fravis.
George !â– etz. r.
Miles Signion.
Dan Hoke.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Yount & Shrum.
Cotton Mills.
NEWTON COTTON MILLS— J. C. Smith,
Sec. and Treas. ; \V. E Bacon, Supt.
CATAWBA lOTTON MILLS— Jchn P.
Vount, 'res.; R. B Knox, Sunt.
Doctors.
J. H. Yount.
J. R. Campbell.
George II. i.est.
W. S. Davidson.
Drugsrists.
T. R. Abernethy & Co.
R. P. Freeze.
CATAWBA ( "i \n .
Ill
Eress-Makers.
Miss Fa : mie Rudisill.
Mrs. Campbell
Mrs. ^. L. Yj int.
Miss Setzer.
Dry Goods and. Notions.
J. A. Garvin & Sons.
Electrical Contractors.
NEW ION ELECTRIC CO.— Ira Woodward,
Manager
Florists.
Mrs. C. F. Jenett.
Mrs. M^ Her.
Furniture Dealers.
liowe & Herman.
Grist Mills.
Newton Rolle- Mills.
Rhyne, Uuuck & Co.
General Merchandise.
J. R. Oailhe." & Son.
R. M. Wariick.
P. O. Carpenter.
Rhyne & Co.
Newton Cut tun Mills Store.
Lee S*.tzer.
Knitting Mills.
NEWTON HOUEKY MILLS— D. J. Car
ptnter, P-oprictor.
Job Printing Offices,
Newton Enterprise OlJice.
J. 11. Plank.
Junk Dealers.
George E. Coulter.
Lawyers.
M. E. Lawrence.
L. . L. \> iihe.sf.oon.
Georpo Met o'd. e.
W. C. Feims'er.
W. B. Gaither.
C. M. McCoroc.
A. P. Lynch.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
The Home Manufacturing Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. 'ft ol linger.
J. A. ;arvir. <x Son.
Newspapers and Editors.
NEWTON ENTERPRISE— M. F. Williams,
Editor.
Retail Grocers.
J. F. Sni„\ re.
C. A. Aindt.
Lee Reitzel.
Roller Mills.
Newton Roller Mills.
Rhyne Rol er Mi Is.
Sim re Rhvne Rol er Mills.
McClelland Roller Mills.
Sales a**d Livery Stables.
Yount &, Corpening.
MAIDEN.
Popuhirion, 'it 1.
No. whi 175.
No. colored polls, 5.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— William C. <
( 01 NCIL- I.. a. Carpenter. w. L.
Heifner, I). K. Finger, J. M. Holshauser,
K. S. Whisenant.
( HIEF OF POLICE— J. T. tlewett.
1 OSI'M \a L'J i.' l>. M. Carpi nter.
R. R. AGENT— a.. S. Martin.
Ministers and Cliurclies.
BAPTIST— J. A. Hoyle, Pi
METHODISTW. S. Cherry, Pastor.
REFORMED— Iheodore Hcssoy, I'astor.
LUTHERAN— R. A. loder, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding- Houses.
A. S. Mait n, Prop.
Schools and Academies.
E. & W.— Public.
Cotton Gins.
P. E. Sigmon & Co.
John \V. Kee'ir.
Cotton Mills.
PR0'.'M)ENCE COTTON MILLS— D. M.
( in pent c", I'r s. and Supt.
MAIDEN COTTON MILLS— L. A. Carpen-
ter, Supt.
UNION COTTON MILLS— D. M. Carpen-
ter, Pius. ; John M. Williams, Sec.
Doctors.
P. J. Kluttz.
J. C. Whiu sides.
Druercists.
W. L. Bolich.
Furniture Manufacturers.
L. S. Caldwell.
General Merchandise.
Boyd Bios.
Hulili. .'jarpentcr & Co.
J. M. Uolshouser.
R. A. "iudisiil
R. L. W'liitemr.
Roller Mills.
MAIDEN ROLLER Mll-L CO.— Yates Kil-
lian, Supt.
Machinery Dealers.
D. M. Howl
L>. F. Propst.
PLATEAU.
Poru^ition. ' "
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Mary Rillian.
Schools and Academics.
PFBI.IC SCHOOLS Miss Minnie It- n.
Princii al.
v, HOOL i OMMITTEE— J. M. Clampitt.
I
CATAWBA— CHATHAM.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— Albeit Sherrill, Pastor.
General Merchandise.
I>. G. Havner.
J. J. Kistler.
Retail Grocers.
Workman.
Boiler Mills.
ateau Roller Mills.
W. P.
CLAREMONT.
Population. 160.
TAX RATE— 33 1-3 per cent.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. H. Moser.
CLERK— J. P. Carpenter.
TREASURER— J. P. Carnenter.
ATTORNEY— W. < '. Feimster.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. P. Carnenter.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— M. S. Sigmon,
N. C. Sigmon, G. E. Bollinger.
POSTMASTER— P. A. Sigmon.
R. R. AGENT— O. L. Coulter.
EXPRESS AGENT— 0. L. Coulter.
Genera). Merchandise.
J. W. Setzer.
J. T. Sigmon.
W. H. Morrow.
W. A. Hoke & Co.
Retail Grocers.
W. F. White.
W. A. Hoke & Co.
Roller Mills.
Setzer Roller Mills.
CONOVER.
Population, 413.
TAX RATE— 20 per cent.
Town Officers.
MAYOR — Jonas Hunsucker.
< I.KRK— G. A. Romoi
VIM USURER— J. K. Smith.
WTORNE1 S. IE Jordan.
CHIEF OF POLICE— P. P. Cline.
BOARD OF \LDERMEX— R. S. Simmons,
G. A. Romoser. J. K. Smith, E. E. Kard,
J. P. Yount.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— James Bolick,
Superintendent.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. P.
Yount, E. E. Kard, A. D. Herman.
POSTMASTER— C. R. Brach .
R. R. AGENT— J. F. Hunsucker.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. F. Hunsucker.
Ministers and Churches.
LUTHERAN— Paul Bischoff. Pastor.
REFORM— H. E. Sechler, Pastor.
Colleges.
FACULTY OF CONCORDIA COLLEGE.
REV. G. -A. Romoser, Religion, Mental
and Moral Sciences, Greek.
REV. C. A. WEISS, Mathematics, He-
brew.
REV. GEORGE LUECKE, Latin, Histcry.
German.
REV. J. S. Koiner, Greek, English.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
J. L. Yount.
Doctors.
F. L. Herman.
D. M. Moser.
D. M. D. & E. M. Yount.
Lawyers.
S. H. Jordan.
General Merchandise.
Isenhower & Cline.
P. E. Isenhower & Son.
J. A. Yount.
Retail Grocers.
E. A. Herman.
J. G. A. Bradv.
CHATHAM COUNTY.
County Seat. Pittshoro.
Formed in 1770. Name derived from William Pitt, Earl of Chatham, the famous
English statesman.
Area, 800 square miles.
POPULATION: 23,912. White males, 7,763; white females, 7,810. Foreign born, 28.
Negro males, 4,098; negro females, 4,241. White males over 21 years, 3,625; negro
males over 21 years, 1,551. White polls, 2,406; negro polls, 955.
Value of real estate, $1,976,920, loss of $39,541 from 1900. Value personal property,
$1,139,069, increase of $154,302 over 1900, including 2,596 horses, 2,916 mules, 45 jacks
and jennets, 501 goats, 11,312 cattle, 20,675 hogs, 11,510 sheep.
Property listed in 1901 by whites, $2,975,655; by negroes, $140,334.
No. Schools: White, 90; Colored, 45.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100, and 38e. on poll; roads, 8c. Interest on
debt, $120. Bonded debt, $2,000. Floating debt, about $5,000. No. iron bridges, 2.
4— -♦
CHATHAM COUNTY.
POST OFFICES: Ascend, Bear Creek, Beaumont, Bellevoir, Boaz, Bi
Bryant, BYNUM, Causey, Colon, Corinth, CUMNOCK, Elm Gr<
Fall Creek, Glenaloon, Goff, GOLDSTON, Good, Gravelspring, Gr<,\c, Gl LP, I
Hadley, Harpers X Roads, Haywood, Jordan, Kilgo, I-
Lindhurst, Lockville, Lutterloh, Merry Oaks, Millwood, MONCURE, Mount
Springs, Mudlick, ORE HILL, Osgood, Paschal, Patmi Hill, Peoples, Hi
BORO. (c. h.), Pluck, PROVIDENCE, Rainbow, Rialto, :
Roscoe, Rosewood, Saint Lawrence, SILER CITY, Silk Hope, Simrai
Tillman, Truth, Tyson Mills, Waldo, Williams Mills.
PUBLIC ROADS: Annie Chapin, Pittsboro, Supt. Worked by I
miles, 600.
RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH .VXD EXPRESS COM PAN I
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line, 15.95 miles, assessed value
Atlantic & Yadkin, 2S.53 miles, assessed value
Pittsboro, 11.20 miles, assessed value
Durham & Charlotte, 5.27 miles, assessed value
Egypt, 8.00 miles, assessed value
Pullman Company, 15.95 miles, assessed value L, 881.72
Western Union Telegraph Company, 86. G5 miles, assessed value
Pitts boro Telegraph Line, miles, assessed value 250.00
Southern Express Company, 62.10 miles, assessed value 2,23
SUPERIOR COURTS: February 3rd; May 5th; August 4th, civil cases only; Novem-
ber 10th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— R. H. Dixon,
Pittsboro.
SHERIFF— J. J. Johnson, Pittsboro.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W. E. Brooks,
Pittsboro.
TREASURER— J. J. Johnson, Pittsboro.
CORONER— A I. H. Lutterloh, Hadley.
SURVEYOR— W. M. Harper. Harper's X
Roads.
STANDARD-KF.KPKR-.T. E. Morgan,
Pittsboro.
CO. ATTORNEY— J. A. Giles, Pittsboro.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— H. T. Chapin,
Pittsboro.
SUPT. OF CO. HOME— W. A. Wicker,
Pittsbo-o. „ ,.
PUBLIC! ADMINISTRATOR— L. F. Bald-
win, Grove.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— J. L. Griffin, Siler
Citv
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. M. Grif-
fin, (chm.), Pittsboro; Ostia Perry, Pluck;
J. M. Edwards, Bear Creek.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— C. E. Kanoey,
(chm.), Goldston; J. W. Taylor, Lockville;
J. H. Jones, Hadley.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— F. C. Poe,
(chm.), Pittsboro; Numa Perry, Pluck; T.
W. Seagroves, Cumnock.
CONSTABLES— Allbright's Township, Z.
V Terry, Waldo; Centre, C. F. Thomas,
Pittsboro: Baldwin's, R. R. Hamlet, Belle
Voire; Oakland, R. B. Farrar. Elmsville;
Rock Rest, W. F. Crutchfield, Hadley; Cape
Fear, Buck Cross, Goff; New Hope. Robert
Bryant, Grove; Hadley's, Henry Petty,
Hadley; Williams, P. F. Carter, Rialto;
Gulf, T. W. Moses, Goldston; Hickory Mt,
J. F. Cook, Beaumont.
Justices of the Peace.
WILLIAMS TOWNSHIP— W. P. Horton,
If. Mulholland, S. 1!. Ferrall, Rialto; J. M.
ibee, A. E. Cole, Rigg^-
GULF— D. W. Tally, J. M. Edwards,
Goldston; S. G. Norwood, N. V. liarber,
Gulf; 0. H. Dorsett, Carbonton.
ROCK REST— C. N. Justice, Lutterloh;
Scburn Durham, Roscoe; E. L. Perry, Had-
ley.
HADLEY— Joseph L. Self, B. D. Woody,
lladlev; W. A. Glenn, Manly Lindley,
Mandate; S. P. Teague, Sik Hope;. Thomas
s. Perry, Pluck.
HICKORY MOUNT— John S. Clark,
Raumont: Wm. P. Dark, Rives Chapel; T.
K. Carroll, J. E. Burke, Evans; 1'. G.
Brooks, Lindhuist; V. M. Dorsett, Silk
Hope.
MATTHEW--George W. Womble, Ore
Hill; O. A. Hanner, D. G. Fox, Siler City.
NEW HOPE— N. J. Wilson, Elm Grove;
.1. T. Cozart, Patmos; J. C. Luthi r,
Godsey.
OAKLXND— T. A. Yarboro, Colon; A. W.
Wicker, Cumnock; '/.. V. McPherson, Kims-
ville; W. H. Wicker, Stork.
CAPE FEAR-— A. N. Yarboro, Glmaloon;
.1. R. Churchill, J. \\. i tley, Goff.
ALBRIGHT W. O. Teague, Libertj ; M.
F. Overman, Cane Creek; J. W. Pearce,
Staley.
BALDWIN'S— A. R. Norwood, Kilgo; .1.
\. Uwater, Bynum; J. <;. Hamlet,
\ oire.
BEAR CREEK— T. B. Bray, Fall Creek;
A. G. i>ray, Brush ('reck; l>. V. \\ hite, lit
Vernon Springs; B. A. Phillips, Harper's
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CHATHAM (01 N T TY.
X R<
> . I Ki: -T. E. Morgan, G. W. Moore,
J. \V. Griffin, Pittsboro.
Public School Teachers.
Johnson, Miss Addie, Lockville.
W'oiulilo. Miss Alice, Moncure.
Upchurdi, Miss Addic, Elm Grove.
Griffin, Miss Man', Pittsboro.
Snipi s, \|i^ Mary, Ki g i.
Holliday, Miss Hilda, Sutphen.
( a\ iness, Miss llati ie, Veina.
Marconi. Miss Sallie, Truth.
Tally, Miss Mary, Harper's X Roads.
Wicker, Miss Ida, Bryant.
Clegs- Miss Cornie, Pittsboro.
Dark. Miss Oia, Ore Hill.
Myrack, Miss Nettie, Ore Hill.
Hatch, Miss Josie, Pittshoro.
Moses. Miss Sallie. Goldston.
Ilorton, Miss Jennie, Elm Grove.
Bynum, Miss Mary, Beaumont.
Wilson. Mrs. Lela, Godsey.
Dowd, 0. W., Carbonton."
Poe, VV. D., Moncure.
Ilolleman, A. T., Ascend.
Ferrall, YV. O., Pittshoro.
Norwood, D. M., Kilgo.
Womble, J. F., Bryant.
Nye, F. C, Merry Oaks.
McMani'3, 0. W., Harper's X Roads.
Harris, T. H., Bynum.
Phillips, J. L., Harper's X Roads.
Homer, K. C, Harper's X Roads.
Norwood, E. P., Kilgo.
Siier, H. H., Siler City.
Rives, George E., Goldston.
Brewer, Rnfus, Leewood.
Gilbert, J. B., Providence.
Shaw, J. A., Pluck.
Siler, T. W., Siler City.
Walters. A. M., St. Lawrence.
Norwood, J. R., Kilgo.
Brooks. G. H., Beaumont.
Luther, J. C, Godsey.
Lives, Henry, Beaumont.
Teagu^. W. C., Simmon Grove.
Brown, W. II., Goff.
Schools and Academies.
J. R. Rives, Goldston.
F. C. Nye, Merry Oaks.
R. B. Limbery. Fair View.
J. M. Underwood, Mt. V, rnon Springs.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHOniST— .1. T. Draper, Bynum; J. C.
Humble, Goldston.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. F. Thorn, Gulf.
BAPTIST— L. R. Dixon, Goldston; K. C.
Horner, Harper's X Roads; O. T. Edwards,
Mt Vernon Springs; Stephen Gilmore,
Goldston.
Physicians not in Towns.
I. A. H. Lutterloh, Hadley.
J. C. Kirkman, Mt. Vernon Springs.
R. M. Robertson, Cumnock.
0. B. Strcwd. Ore Hill.
P. D. Lassiter, Lockville.
R. W. Palmer, Gulf.
T. B. Tysor, Stork.
W. J. Strickland, Moncure.
('. N. Robertson, Ascend.
T. A. Kirkman, Lindhurst.
Hugh F. Wi.sun, Williams MiH.
R. M. Fields, Goldston.
W. M. Burns, Goldston.
A. W. Mann, Bynum.
D. M. Street, Fail Creek.
Merchants not in Towns.
Bynum & Paschal, Goldston.
Bynum & llaugliton, Bynum.
J. E. Burke, Ki mho! ton.
J. B. Burke, Evans.
J. II. Buchanan, Corinth.
T. II. Buchanan, Corinth.
Boling & Minis. Hood.
J. R. Billing, Elm Grove.
N. J. Barker, Roscoe.
N. J. Barker, New Hill.
T. S. Booth & Co., Merry Oaks.
John Bai ringer, Lockville.
G. R. Braxton, Cane Creek.
W. 11. Brady, Coh s Store.
W. II. Brewer. Fall Creek.
J. II. Ootlen, Truth.
T. B. Cole, Riggsbee.
I. P.'Coggins. Bear Creek.
Coggins. Fitts & Co., Bear Creek.
J. A. Creswell, Ore Hill.
Mrs. E.nma Cheek, Ore Hill.
J. F. Council, Williams Mills.
L. P. Council, Elm Grove.
Davis & Dunlap, Causey.
J. D. Dorset, Si ! k Hope.
Sampson Edwards. Mud Lick.
J. D. Frnzier, Gulf.
Wilson & Robertson, Patmos.
W. A. Foushee, Hackney.
W. L. Goldston, Bear Creek.
T. N. Guntcr, Good.
Ilolleman Bros., Ascend.
W. T. Parrish, Beaumont.
O. E. Hatley, Grove.
II. Henderson, Hadley.
W. P. Ilorton, Rial to.
G. G. Herndon, Riggsbee.
H. G. Harris, Kimboiton.
J. A. Jones, Elm Grove.
J. R. Jones, Carbonton.
Joshua Johnson, Hadley.
S. C. Johnson, Goldston.
Lambeth Bros., Lockville.
C. E. Lassiter, Moncure.
J. M. Melvrr, Gulf.
John W. Mclntyre, Gulf.
J. A. Marks, Good.
M. F. Morris. Bear Creek.
E. C. Matthews, Patmos.
Mil j s & Price, Lutterloh.
C. T. Norwood, Kilgo.
Cottor. Mills.
J. M. ODELL M'F'G CO.— Bynum— C. P.
Emery, Supt. . Manufacturers of Cotton
Varus.
Cotton Gins.
E. L. Hnughton. Pittsboro.
Bvnum & Haughton, Bvnum.
J." D. Womb'e, Pittsboro.
T. E. Carroll, Hadley.
John Barringer. Lockville.
J. C. Davis. Merry Oaks.
CHATHAM COl MY.
115
Thomas Sturdivant, Patmos.
DeWitt Perry, Kimbolton.
George W. Perry, Silk Hope.
H. P. Smith, Hadley.
Lambeth Bros., Lockville.
Mrs. John Lawrence, Goff.
J. B. Riggsbee, Kiggsbee.
Rod. Clark, Peoples.
Eddins Bros., Tysors Mills.
John H Tysor, Tysors Mills.
Wm. Brafford, Evans.
R. T. Mann, Roscoe.
T. M. Pvnums, Goldston.
J. M. Mclver, Gulf.
Wm. Cross, Goff.
E. M. Farrington, Riggsbee.
Merchants not in Towns.
Odell Manufacturing Co., Byuum.
Phillips & Norwood, Bear Creek.
N. F. Phillips & Son, Harper's X Roads.
G. W. Perry, Silk Hope.
R. W. Palmer, Gulf.
W. S. Russell, Gulf.
L. E. Rollins, Merry Oaks.
George W. Rives Beaumont.
T. W. Riddle, Cumnock.
J. C. Rogers, Cumnock.
J. B. Shaw, Pluck.
P. N. R. Saunders, Providence.
O. B. Strowd, Ore Hill.
C. G. Sharpe, Goldston.
D. H. Stanley, Siler City.
D .it. Smith & Co., Harper's X Roads.
S. G. N. Smith, Pedlars Hill.
R. D. Tally & Son, Bear Creek.
J. M. Teague, Mud Lick.
J. L. Tysor, Tysor' s Mills.
J. H. Tysor, Tysor's Mills.
Wesley Thomas, Carbonton.
J. C. Thomas, Cumnock.
James Teague, Mud Lick.
T. B. Williams, Riggsbee.
J. H. Whittington, Kim Grove.
J. J. White, Ore Hill.
T. E. Williams, Lambsville.
Womble & Bros., Moncure.
J. J. Womble, Lockville.
J. N. Womble, Grove.
Womble & Co., Goldston.
C. W. Williams, Riggsbee.
N. G. Yarboro, Osgood.
San Mills.
J. C. Davis, Merry Oaks.
C. T. Pearson, Riggsbee.
E. M. Fearrington, Riggsbee.
0. E. Kanoy, Goldston.
G. W. Perry, Silk Hope.
Burns & Seagroves, Cumnock.
J. D. Womble, Pittsboro.
Saloons.
No salocns in county.
PITTSBORO.
Incoroorated in 1785.
Population, 427; white, 275; colored, 152.
Value real estate, $85,781.26.
Value personal property, $91,565.32.
No. white polls, 65.
No. colored polls, 30.
TAX RATE— 10c. on $100; 30c. on poll.
Election is he'd first Tuesday in May;
term of office, 2 years.
Town Officers.
MAYOI— A. M. .Moore.
I ILERK— C. B. Griffin.
TREASURERr-C. B. Griffin.
TAX COLLECTOR— Waddy McClenahan.
SUPT OF HEALTH- 11. T. Chapin.
STANDARD KEEPER- J. E. Morgan.
CHIEF UK POLICE— Waddj Md lenaban.
lRD OF ALDERMEN— C. W. Hanks,
J. F. Alston, R. W. Bland, J. C. Lanius, C.
B. Griffin.
CITY S< HOOL COMMITTEE— W. L.
London. A. J. B-num, 11. A. London, M.
T. Williams, J. M. Griffin. R. W. Bland,
B. Noo;. J. J. Jackson.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. II. T. Chapin.
R. R. AGENT— B. M. Poe.
EXPRESS AGENT— B. M. Poe.
Cemeteries and Supts.
Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist and
Methodist churches have cemeteries at
church yard.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— D. C. Britt, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. II. Frizzell, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. F. Thorn, Pastor.
ST. BARTHOLOMEWS— (Episcopal.)— O.
T. Bland, Rector.
Schools and Academies.
PRIMARY SCHOOL— Mrs. J. A. Thomp
son, Teacher.
PITTSBORO ACADEMY— A. L. Starr,
Principal; Trustees, W. L. London, H. A.
London, A. J. Bynum, R. W. Bland, H. T.
Chapin, B. Nooe, J. J. Jackson, J. M.
Griffin, M. T. Williams.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Exline House.
Pittsboro Hot.i.
Clark'? Hotel.
R. H. Dixon's Boarding House.
Agricultural Implements.
W. L. London & Son.
Bynum k Ileaden.
Prank C. Poe.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF PITTSBORO— W. L. London.
President; B. Nooe, Vice-President; M. T
Williams, Cashier. Capital, $8,000.
Barber Shops.
J. L. Council.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
James T. Wright.
J; B. Harris.
Blacksmith Shops.
B. Nooe.
Boots and Shoes.
W. L. London & Son.
Bynum & Ileaden.
Frank C. Poe.
T. A. Hanks.
Womble & Goodwin.
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CHATHAM COUNTY.
Books and Stationery.
\V. L. London & Son.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Ben Sarlock.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
B. Noje.
Breeders of Fine Poultry.
A. H. London & Son.
Canned Goods.
Mrs. J. N. Hamlet.
Contractors and Builders.
Li. Nooe.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
\V. L. London k Son.
Frank C. Poe.
Bynum & Headen.
YVomble & Goodwin.
Confectionery Dealers.
J. L. Council.
Crockery and Glassware.
All merchants.
Dentists.
J. H. Ihrie.
Doctors.
J. N. Taylor.
H. T. Ctiapin.
Dealers in Tobacco.
All general merchants.
Drueeists.
G. R. Pilkington.
Dealers in Carriages.
\V. L. London & Son.
Caskot M'f'rs and Dealers.
B. Nooe.
Dress-Makers.
Miss May Baker.
Miss Eva Hatch.
Mrs. C. C. Hatch.
Dry Goods and Notions.
All general merchants.
General Merchandise.
W. L. London & Son.
Frank 0. Poe.
Bynum & Headen.
Womble & Goodwin.
T. A. Hanks.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
All general merchants.
Florists.
Miss Maggie McClenahan.
Fish Markets.
A. G. Hearne.
Flour, Corn and Feed Dealers.
All general merchants.
Flour. Com and Feed Mills.
Moore s Mill — W. L. London, Prop.
Fruit Dealers.
J. L. Council.
T. A. Hanks.
Furniture Dealers.
\V. L. London & Son.
Bynum & Headen.
Grist Mills.
Moore's Mill — W. L. London, Prop.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
W. L. London & Son.
Frank C. Poe.
Bynum <& Headen.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. U. Richardson.
Insurance Agencies.
A il M..< 10
\. H Lend. .-,.
'•:. li Cm til.
H. A. London.
A. J. Bynum.
Lawyers.
J. G. Reucher.
H. A. London.
R. H. Hayes.
A. M. Moore.
T. H. Calvert.
J. A. Giles.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
B. Nooe.
Job Printing Offices.
Chatham Record.
Machinery Dealers.
W. I . London & Son.
Frank C . Poe.
Bynum & Headen.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
W. L. London & Son.
Bynum & Headen.
Music Teachers.
Miss Carrie Jackson.
Miss Perley.
Newspapers and Editors.
CHATHAM RECORD— H. A. London,
Editor.
CHATHAM CITIZEN— J. E. Morgan,
Editor.
Oil Dealers.
T. H. Calvert.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
\Y. L. London & Son.
G. R. Pilkinton.
Produce Dealers.
A. G. Hearne.
T. A. Hanks.
Stoves, and Tinware.
W. L. London & Son.
Bynum & Headen.
CHATHAM CO.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. C. Lanius.
N. M. Hill.
A. B. Clark.
Shingle Manufacturers.
B. Nooe.
Shingle Dealers.
a. wooe.
Retail Grocers.
All general merchants.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs
phoIe S c°o RO vv E ^? RA , ph o AND tele "'
1 HUNfc CO.— VV. L. London, President.
Typewriters and Supplies.
W. L. London & Son.
Watches and Jewelry
C D. Hawley.
Wood- Working Shop*.
B. Nooe.
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SILER CITY.
Incorporated in 3887.
Population, 442.
Value real and personal property, $95,558
Aalue real estate, $49,763.
Value personal property, $47,795
No. white polls, 52.
No. colored polls, 6.
MA\OR— W. D. Siler
CLERK-J. L. Griffin.
â„¢ E ASURER-J. L. GRIFFIN.
CHIEF OF POLICE— John Fenrurson
TOWN COMMISSIONERS-^. L? Griffin,
i ,S av 3! less ' T - A - Overman, J. N. Peo-
ples, W C. Teague.
POSTMASTER— L. L. Wrenn
K- R- AGENT— W. S. Edwards.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. S. Edwards.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTCST-K. C. Home, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. Sanford, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Chatham Hotel— J. A. Caviness, Prop
JohnsDn's Boarding- House, Caleb John-
son, Prop.
Schools and Academies.
SILER CITY INSTITUTE-J. L. Griffin
Principal.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION-W. S. Edwards, Op-
erator. ^
Agricultural Implements.
Dorsett & Co.
Barber Shops.
T. R. Edwards.
C M. fe C n kSmitl1 Sh ° PS -
Confectionery Dealers.
Todd R. Edwards.
Cotton Mills.
HADLEY PEOPLES M'F'Q CO.-J.
Gregson. Supt.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Webster & Peoples.
Druecists.
V\ renn & Smith.
Doctors.
J. D. Edwards.
G. W. Smith.
Dealers in Carriages.
Hadley & Gregson.
C. M. Harden.
Fish and Oyster Dealers.
C. M. Harden.
General Merchandise.
Webster & Peoples.
Womble & Wrenn Bros.
Alliance Store.
D. G. Fox & Smith.
Lamb & Teague.
Hardware Dealers.
Sili r ( ity Hardware Co.
Job Printing Offices.
The Messenger Office.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Kate Vestal.
lawyers.
A. P. Gilbert.
W. D. Siler.
Newspapers and Editors.
MESSENGER- J. I. Morris, Editor.
Produce Dealers.
W. B. Cooper.
And all merchants.
Sates and Livery Stables.
I!, ese, Perry & Dixon.
Bunting, "The Liveryman."
Saddlers.
Jord; D it.
Retail Grocers.
L. 0. Gross & Co.
Wheelwrights.
0. M. Harden.
Watches and Jewelry
T. R. Edwards.
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CHEROKEE COUNTY.
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
County Seat, Murphy.
Formed in 1839 from Macon county. Name derived from the Cherokee tribe of In-
dians, who once dwelt in that section. It is the extreme southwestern corner of the
State.
Area, 500 square mil* s.
POPULATION: 11,860. White males, 5,757; white females, 5,634. Foreign born, 14.
Negro males, 216; negro females, 216. Indians, etc., 37. White males over 21 years,
n -rro males over 21 years, 91. Indians, etc., 11. White polls, 1,393; negro polls,
33; Indian polls, 7.
Value of real estate, $1,272,927, increase of $23,198 over 1900. Value personal prop-
erty, $460,831, increase of $58,784 over 1900, including 1,230 horses, 768 mules, 31 jacks
and jennets, 38 goats, 7,066 cattle, 6,307 hogs, 5,579 sheep.
Property listed in 1901 by whites, $1,712,729; by negroes, $2,300; by Indians, $8,729.
No. Schools: White, 46; Colored, 3.
TAX RATE— County, 22 2-3c. on $100; for debt, 43 l-3c. on $100 and $1.S0 poll.
Bonded debt, $38,000.
POST OFFICES: ANDREWS, Apalachia, Suit, Tomatla, Turtletown, Unaka, Vests;
Grape Creek, Guy, Hanging Dog, Hiwassee, Hot House, Kinsey, Letitia, Marble, MUR-
PHY, (c. h.), Ninan. Ogreeta, Patrick, Peachtree, Persimmon Creek, Postell, Ranger,
Suit. Tomotla, Turtletown, Unaka, Vests, Wehutty, Wolf Creek.
PUBLIC ROADS: J. R. McKelland, Murphy, Supt. Worked by Old State Law. No.
miles. 500.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlanta, Knoxville & Northern, 13,10 miles, assessed value $ 47,950.00
Western North Carolina, 23.95 miles, assessed value 293,224.80
Western Union Telegraph Company, 37.62 m'les, assessed value 2,906.16
Southern Express Company, 37.05 miles, assessed value 1,335.95
SUPERIOR COURTS: March 31st, two weeks; August 4th, two weeks; November
3rd, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Lov-
CLERK OF THE COURT— S. W.
ingood, Murphv.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— T. C. McDonald,
Murphy.
SHERIFF— Wm. Ramsey, Murphv.
TREASURER— J. C. Axley. Murphy.
CORONER— James Voyles, Grape Creek.
SURVEYOR— F. M. Lovingood, Hanging
Dog.
STANDARD-KEEPER— A. W. Axley, Mur-
phy.
CO. ATTORNEY— F. P. Axlev, Murphy.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. W. Patton,
Murphy.
SUPT. OF CO. HOME— Newton McDon-
ald, Muiphy.
SUPT SCHOOLS— T. J. Hill, Murphy.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— M. L.
Mauney, (chm.), P. E. Nelson, Postell, J.
M. Richardson, Andrews.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Alfred Rice,
(chm.), W. L. Bruce, Culbeiwn; R. B.
Ferguson, Peachtree.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— A. A.
Fain, (chm.). Murphy; D. S. Russell, An-
drews; J. S. McCombs, Peachtree.
CONSTABLES— Murphy, J. N. Elliott,
Murphy; Andrews, Luther West, Andrews;
Beaver Dam, M. C. Voyles; Marble, J. W.
Parker; Culberson, A. F. Anderson, Cul-
berson; Hot House, J. N. Newman.
Jasticos of the Peace.
MURPHY TOWNSHIP— R. A. Akin, A.
A. Fain, A. S. Hill, Murphy; J. E. White,
Hanging Dog; J. T. Hayes, Tomotla.
HOT HOUSE— John Clark, Wolf Creek;
Sherman Simmonds, Guy; Jim Phillips, Hot
House; Jule Hyatt, Wolf Creek, Lawson
Garren, Wolf Creek.
SHOAL CREEK— P. E. Nelson, Postell;
W. G. Sparks, Suit; Rufus Stiles, S. S.
Ball, Letitia.
BEAVER DAM— J. W. Blackwell, U. S.
G. Phillips. R. W. B. Bell, Unaka; N. S.
Whitner, Ogreeto ; T. N. Bates, Nina.
VALLEY TOWN— Thomas F. Long, An-
drews; J. V. Parker, J. B. Ladd, J. A.
Kinsey, Marble.
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
in
NOTLA— J. C. Deweese, J. B. Anderson,
Culberson; John Cobb, A. J. Hughs, Cobbs.
Public School Teachers.
Mauney, L. E., Murphy.
! afield, Miss Berlha, Murphy.
Sherrill, Mrs. Clara, Murphy.
Barnett, Miss Abbie, Murphy.
Hi I, T. J., Murphy.
Lovingood, James, Cobbs.
Collins, ..uhn. Culberson.
Martin, Avery, Suit.
Davis, Ed., Hanging Dog.
Lovingood, W. B., Hanging Dog.
Abernathy, Noah, Hanging Dog.
Johnson, Newty, Ogreeta.
Johnson, >\'. K., ^naka.
Voyls, W. L., Grape Creek.
Parker, J. V., Marble.
Ladd, Thom, Marble.
Howell, D. D., Peachtree.
Sneed, W. B., Peachtree.
Shearer, Count, Wehutty.
Bradley. John, Andrews.
Stiles, Rufus, Letitia.
Hall, Alfred. Hiwassee.
Lovingood, Rollin, Hanging Dog.
Collett, Richard, Andrews.
Crain, Jeff., Peachtree.
Hampton, Hillier, Murphy.
Phillips, U. S. G., Unaka.
McNabb, Jesse, Hiwassee.
Ministers mot in Towns.
BAPTIST— E. A. Deweese, B. M. Led-
ford, Ranger; J. T. Piatt, Brasstown; C.
P. Martin, A. B. Smith, Marble; Wm.
Hogsed, Persimmon Creek; J. F. McGee,
Cuiberson.
METHODIST— A. W. Jacobs, Murphy; T.
C. Jordan, Andrews.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. W. Patton, Murphy.
J. F. Abernathy, Murphy.
B. B. Meroney, Murphy.
S. C. Highway, Murphy.
\V. J. Hammond, Unaka.
G. B. Webb, Andrews.
G. A. Graham, Peachtree.
L. R. Casteel, Culberson.
C. F. Walker, Suit.
S. S. Ball, Letitia.
General Merchandise.
W. P. Walker, Andrews.
Bruce Fisher, Andrews.
W. S. Marsh, Andrews.
Smith & Co., Marble.
Hayes & Rone, Tomotla.
Wm. Brittain, Peachtree.
Brindle & Hampton, Ballew.
J. L. Ownby, Culberson.
Dickey & Son, Culberson.
Sam Anderson, Culberson.
Con ley & Sparks, Suit.
P. E.' Nelson, Postell.
Bob Harris, Hot House.
T. N. Bates, Nina.
J. T. L. Hartness, Ogreeta.
J. W. Blackwell, Unaka.
J. F. Hampton, Unaka.
Dickey & Lovi Hanging I
Bud Voyles, I eek.
Mines and Quarries.
Irvindale .Mining Co., .Marble.
Park Dale (lining Co., Marble.
( !hi rok 'e Iron and Marble Co., ["on
The Consolidated Marble Iron and Talc
. Kii
The American Talc Co., Kil
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills-
J. W. Patton, Hanging Dog.
.1. L. Ownby, '
J. L. Ownby, Culberson.
C. C. Gentry, Hanging Dog.
Mollie W
G. B. Webb, Andrews.
\. J. Dockery, Hanging Dog.
John Dockery, Hanging Dog.
Lumber Plants.
0. S. Russell, Andrews.
Eureka Luinl Co., Marble.
Cooper and Galusha, Marble.
McDowell ^ I I ika.
Apalachian Land and Lumber Co., Apala-
(1m a.
Saloons.
No saloons in county.
Shippers of Produce.
•T. L. Smathers, Murphy.
Elliott & Co., Murphy.
Dickey & Lovingood, Hanging Dog.
' cnly k Sparks, Suit
P. E. . Postell.
J. L. Ownby, Cu
Dickey & Son, Culberson.
Able Davidson, Ranger.
( order Co., Murphy.
A. B. Dickey, Murphy.
R. \. Akin, Murphy.
MURPHY.
TAX -100.
Town Officers.
WOH— J. V. Brittain.
RK— C. E. Wood.
POSTMASTER -D. W. Deweese.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— A. B. Smi r.
MET1
PRESBYTERIAN— E. W. Bradsbaw, Pas-
tor.
EPISCOPAL M. G. Ledford, Rector.
Hotels and Boarding: Houses.
Mrs. Ncl tie Dicl
Mrs. Roxie Hubbard.
Mrs. Rosa Patton.
Dick Sn
J. J Phil I i
A. P. Cunningham.
Cottage Park.
Barber Shops.
P. II.
Clay Bowman.
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CHEROKEE— CHOW A \ .
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. H. Woods.
M. L. Brittain.
J. E. Posev.
J. W. Blackwell, Unaka.
G. W. McClure, Unaka.
A. McD. Haishaw.
J. L. Fain, Unaka.
Blacksinitn Shops.
Jim Palmer.
Powel Pierce.
H. C. Culberson, Culberson.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
N. A. Zimmerman.
Rans & Gid Laney.
Cahinet-Makers.
Larkin Gilbert.
Contractors and Builders.
J. J. Phillips.
J. M. Barnett.
Jack Mingus.
John Phillips.
W. A. Turnbill.
John Leach, Andrews.
Thomas F. Long, Andrews.
J. M. Palmer, wagon maker.
Dentists.
W. S. McCombs.
Flour, Corn and Feed Mills.
S. F. Farmer.
J. C. Axley.
Factories.
Apalachain Tanic Acid Factory,
Apalachia.
General Merchandise.
Fain &; Co., wholesale.
J. L. Smathers, wholesale.
Charley Hill.
R. A. Akin.
Elliott & Co.
A. J. Gurley.
A. B. Dickey.
Corder & Co.
J. E. Fain.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Elliott & Co.
N. A. Zimmerman.
Insurance Agencies.
F. B. Norvell.
John H. Carter.
Lawyers.
Ben Posey.
J. H. Dillard.
M. W. Bell.
E. B. Norvell.
R. L. Cooper.
F. P. Axley.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. H. Woodbury.
A. A. Fain.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE SCOUT— Meroney & Towns, Editors.
WESTERN DEMOCRAT— Alfred Morgan,
Editor.
Paper-Hangers.
Sam Mount.
R. M. Fain.
George Stilman, Andrews.
Real Estate Agents.
A. A. Campbell.
Robert Galusha.
J. P. Roberson.
Joe Holstead.
Roller Mills.
J. W. Cooper.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
CHEROKEE TELEPHONE CO.
CHOWAN COUNTY.
County Seat, E&enton.
One of the original precints granted by Charles II. to the Lords Proprietors. Name
derived from the Chowanoke tribe of Indians, who once occupied the section.
Area, 240 square miles.
POPULATION: 10,258: White males, 2,221; white females, 2,185. Foreign born, 16.
Negro males, 2.810; negro females, 3,001. Other colored, 2. AVhite males over 21
years, 1,091; negro males over 21 years, 1,245; other colored, 2. White polls, 780;
negro polls, 702.
Value of. real estate, $949,040, increase of $12,963 over 1900. Value personal property,
$685,871, increase of $76,222 over 1900, including 1,235 horses, 594 mules, 1 jack, 250
goats, 2,584 cattle, 11,038 hogs, 463 sheep.
Property listed in 1901 by whites, $1,489,800; by negroes, $145,021.
No. Schools: White, 21; Colored, 15.
TAX RATE : County, 23 2-3c. on $100.
POST OFFICES: Amboy, Cisco, Clum, EDENTON (c. h.), Gliden, Rocky Hock,
Ryland, Somerset, Tyner.
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PUBLIC ROADS: Frank Wood, Edenton, Supt. Worked by Old State Law. Money
expended for larger bridges.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Norfolk & Southern, 5.30 miles, assessed value $76,543.34
Suffolk & Carolina, 8.00 miles, assessed value 22,234.57
Western L T nion Telegraph Company, 4.12 miles, assessed value 318.27
Elizabeth City & Norfolk Telegraph Co., 4.00 miles, asssessed value 170.56
Southern Express Company, 4.20 miles, assessed value 151.46
Albemarle Steam Navigation Co., milt's, assessed value 1,012.50
J. W. Eranning, steamer, miles, assessed value 3,500.00
SUPERIOR COURTS: March 31st; September 20th.
t
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— H. C. Privott,
Edenton.
SHERIFF— E. S. Norman, Edenton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— T. D. Bynum,
Edenton.
TREASURER— Z. W. Evans, Cisco.
CORONER— T. J. Hoskins, Edenton.
SURVEYOR— H. A. Bond Edenton.
CO. ATTORNEY— Pruden & Pruden,
Edenton.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— T. J. Hoskins,
Edenton.
SUPT. CO. HOME— E. L. Byrum, Eden-
ton.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— R. H. Willis, Eden-
ton.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— R. H.
Willis, Edenton; A. T. Bush, Edenton; J.
E. Coffiel 1, Cisco; W. D. Welch, Gliden.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Frank Wood,
(chm.), Edenton; J. E. Twine, Edenton;
John M. Forehand, Rocky Hock.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— Julian
Wood, (chm.), Edenton; \V. P. Jones,
Rockv Hock; A. J. Ward, Gliden.
CONSTABLES— Edenton Township, W. H.
Byrum, Edenton; Middle, L. R. Bunch,
Rocky Hock; Wardviile, W. D. Brinkley,
Gliden.
Justicts of the Peace.
EDENTON TOWNSHIP— M. H. Dixon, B.
E. Byrd, S. E. Morris, John Maguire, Eden-
ton.
MIDDLE— Richardson Bunch, Rocky
Hock; B. L. Evans, Cisco; C. W. Coffield,
Tyner.
WARDVILLE— W. C. Ward, George B.
Ccpe.s, R viand; E. C. Welch, Gliden.
YEOPIN-.J. i?. Webb, J. C. Byrd, Eden-
ton; T. C. Hedrick, Somerset.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— Jos -ph Tynch, Rocky Hock; G.
W. White, Rockj Hock.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. R. Parker, Cisco.
F. A. Ward, Ryland.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. P. Ashley, Clum.
H. B. Jones, Rock Hock. .
Z. \V. Evans, Cisco.
John Magure, Edenton.
John T. Hollowell, Amboy.
O. E. Ward, Tyner.
Jesse Chappell, Tyner.
Ward & Bunch, Ryland.
Ward & Spivey, Ryland.
Ward & Spivey, Gliden.
Martin McClenny, Edenton.
Richard S Hi.drick Somerset.
Dorsey Sawyer, Edenton.
A. Q. Elliott, Edenton.
Cotton Gins.
F. A. White, Edenton.
C. R. Goodwin, Edenton.
W. E. Jordan, ICdenton.
Z. V. & II. N. Hughes, Somerset.
Z. W. Evans, Cisco.
Mrs. E. Burk, Tyner.
T. C. White, Cisco.
J. M. Pri.ott, Rockv Hock.
W. H. Elliott, Amboy.
J. L. Savage, Amboy.
J. M. Forehand, Rockv Hock.
R. B. UolloweM, Rocky Hock.
Ward & Spivey, Ryland.
A. J. Ward, Gliden.
R. H. Welch, Gliden.
A. Q. Elliott, Edenton.
A. & II. Powell, Edenton.
Saw TV! ills.
W. E. Jordan, Edenton.
'/.. V. & H. N. Hughes, Somerset.
Z. W. Evans, Cisco.
T. R. Tvnch & Bro., Rockv Hock.
O. E. Ward, Tyner.
Ward & Spivey, Ryland.
Saloons.
No saloons in the county.
EDENTON.
Incorporated in 1712.
Population, 3,046; white, 056; colored,
2,0'J0.
Value real estate,
Value personal property, $352,545.00.
No. white and colored polls, 545.
TAX KATE . on $100.
Town Officm-s.
I ion is lirlH lii'-l I after first
Monday in May; term of ol irs.
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CHOWAN COUNTY.
.MAYOR— John C. Bond.
CLERK— A. T. Bush.
TREASURER— T. M. Small.
TAX COLLECTOR— R. F. Cheshiie.
ATTORNEY— W. M. Bond.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— R. Dillard.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. H. Robinson.
POLICEMAK— J. B. Johnson.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— E. R. Conger,
M. F. Bond, II. E. Williams, I. B. Blount.
BOARD OF AUDIT— E. R. Conger, H.
E. Williams.
POSTMASTER— L. L. Brinkley.
R. R. AGENTS— W. S. Summerwell, — .
W. J. Williams.
EXPRESS AGENT— M. F. Bond.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— G. N. Cowan, Pastor.
METHODIST— R. H. Willis, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— R. B. Drane, Rector.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— D. A. Bras-
well, Pastor.
CATHOLIC— No resident Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
EDENTON ACADEMY— W. E. Stone, A.
B. , Principal.
Mrs. Pattie Finch.
Miss Janette Martin.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Bay View Hotel.
Hotel White.
John D. Parrish.
W. H. Edwar 's.
W. R. Brothers.
E. W. Burton.
Agricultural Implements.
J. C. Bond.
D. W. Raper & Co.
Architects.
Theo. Ralph.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF EDENTON— Julien Wood,
President; G. P. Folk, Cashier; Capital,
$25,000; Surplus and Profits, $6,295.
Barber Shops.
J. F. Leigh.
John Gilliam.
•T. N. Leary.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. S. Sutton.
W. S. White.
Jordan Ward.
Thomas Johnson.
Blacksmith Shops.
George B. Harris.
John Sutton.
Boo+<? and Shoes.
W. O. Elliott.
Thomas Old.
T. W. Elliott.
Bonner & Co.
R. F. Tut tie.
Books and Stationery.
John Elliott.
T. J. Hoskins.
W. 0. Elliott.
W. A. Leggett.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
W. II. Burk.
Aug. Stallings.
Bicycle Dealers.
E. T. White.
Brie*' M'f'rs and Dealers.
EDENTON BRICK WORKS— W. 0.
Speight, Proprietor.
Cabinet-Makers.
L. F. Zieglei.
M. G. Brown.
Cemeteries and Supts.
BEAVER HILL— R. B. Drane.
Contractors and Builders.
Theo. Ralph.
J. W. Privott.
Hannibal Badham.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Elliott & White.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
L. F. Ziegler.
E K J. Charlton.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
W. 0. Elliott.
T. W. Elliott.
R. F. Tuttle.
Bonner & Co.
S. Levy.
Rosenstein Bros.
Thomas Old.
Coal and Wood.
Edenton Ice and Cold Storage Co.
D. W. Raper <s Co.
Confectionery Manufacturers.
Jacob Skinner.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
L. L. Moore.
E. S. Norman.
Thomas Old.
Cotton Mills.
EDENTON COTTON MILLS— Frank Wood,
President; Mr. McRae, Secretary and
Superintendent.
Confectionery Dealers.
J. E. Twine.
A. T. Bush.
M. B. Chappell.
G. C. Haste.
W. H. Miller.
Crockery and Glassware.
M. B. Chappell.
J. E. Twine.
W. R. Brothers.
CHOWAN COUNTY.
153
W. H. Miller.
T. W. Miller.
A. T. Bush.
G. C. Haste.
Dealers in Carriages.
Griffin & Twine.
Elliott & White.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
A. T. Bush.
W. R. Brothers.
Dentists.
C. P. Bogert.
E. J. Griffin.
Paul Campbell.
Doctors.
R. Dillard.
J. H. McMullan.
T. J. Hoskins.
H. M. S. Cason.
C. H. Hines.
Drueaists.
T. J. Hoskins.
W. A. Leggett.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Samuel Walner.
Dry Goods and Notions.
W. 0. Elliott.
Thomas Old.
R. F. Tuttle.
Bonner & Co.
T. W. Elliott.
Fish Dealers.
John Capehar*-.
H. A. Bond.
M. F. Bond.
James Sawyer.
J. C. Bond.
Bynum & Cheshire.
W. D. Rea.
G. W. Picott
O. C. Byhum.
Theo. Bland.
W. S. White.
James Sutton.
W. H. Cofield.
J. A. Woodard.
F. Wjod.
J. G. Wood.
H. G. Wood.
Julien Wood.
A. H. Ramsty.
M. W. Ryan.
John O. Hobbo
W. G. dinner.
W. B. BasnigK.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
D. W. Raper U Co.
J. A. Woodard.
Albemarle Grocery and Feed Store.
Flour. Cozn and Feed Mills.
M. G. Brown.
D. W. Raper & Co.
Foundries s>nd Iron Works.
Edenton Iron Works.
Furniture Dealers.
L. F. Ziegler.
Owens Bros.
Grist Mills.
M. G. Brown.
D. W. Raper L Co.
Genera). Merchandise.
Branning tiring Co.
Hard-ware and Ag'l Implein'ts.
John C. Bond.
J. H. Bell.
I). \V. Raper & Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. E. Moody.
Elliott <fc White.
Griffin & Twine.
Hides and Felts.
J. S. Sutton.
W. S. White.
Jordan Ward.
Thomas Johnson.
Tee Factories and Officers.
EDENTON ICE AND COLD STOPAGE
CO.— E. R. Conger, President; H. C. l'ri
vott, Secretary.
Insurance Agencies.
H. C. I rivott.
Wood & Folk.
Job Printing Offices.
EASTERN COURIER— C. II. Horton,
Proprietor.
James R. Elliott.
Lawyers.
W. D. Pruden.
J. N. Pruden.
W. M. Bond. .
C. S. Vann.
\V. J. Leary, Sr.
Julian Wcod.
Laundries.
Yeng-Ching.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Brannincf Manufacturing Co.
I). W. ttaper &. Co.
M. G. Brown.
Machine Shops.
Edenr. >n Iron Works.
Masons and Builders.
Isaac Owens.
Andirson Lewton.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mr?. M. A. McCurdy.
Mis. L. L. Moore.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
L. F. Ziegler.
Music Teachers.
Miss Eliza Drane.
Miss Maud Han ell.
Miss Martha Bright.
Miss Lillie W hit
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CHOWAN— CLAY.
Newspapers and Editors.
EASTERN COURIER— C. H. Horton,
Editor.
N. C. HISTORICAL AND GENEALO
GICAL REGISTER— J. R. B. Hathaway.
Editor.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co.
Southern Oil Co.
Painters.
E. B. F. Jones.
W. H. West.
J. M. Richardson.
Paper-Hangers.
Addison Clavton.
Charles Kitchelt.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
D. W. Raper & Co.
J. C. Bond.
J. H. Bell.
Plumbers.
J. H. Bell.
Retail Grocers.
G. C. Haste.
J. E. Twine.
T. W. Miller.
W. H. Miller.
M. B. Chappell.
W. R. Brothers.
John Joseph.
E. 0. Howell.
Branning Manufacturing Co.
D. W. Raper & Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. H. Robinson.
Griffin & Twine.
Elliott & White.
Sash and Blind Factories.
M. G. Crown.
Shinerle Manufacturers.
Branning Manufacturing Co.
Shingle Dealers.
M. G. Brown.
D. W. Roper & Co.
Branning Manufacturing Co.
Stoves and Tinware.
J. II. Bell.
A. T. Bush.
J. C. Bond.
Saloons.
H. E. Williams.
B. F. Francis.
J. W. Howell.
Harreli & Deans.
F. W. White.
O. H. Darden.
W. M. Simpson.
W. B. Basnight.
Tailor Establishments.
John Quinton.
S. Walner.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
M. F. Bond.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
E. R. Conger, President; J. N. Pruden,
Secretary.
Watches and Jewelry
B. E. Byrd.
"Wholesale Grocers.
J. A. Woodard.
Albemarle Grocery and Feed Store.
Wood-Working Shops.
M. G. Brown.
CLAY COUNTY.
County Seat, Havesville.
Formed in 1861 from Cherokee county. Named in honor of Henry Clay, of Kentucky.
Area, 160 square miles.
POPULATION: 4,532. White males, 2,215; white females, 2,183. Foreign born, ' 4.
Negro males, 72; negro females, 62, White males over 21 years, 927; negro males over
21 years, 31. White polls, 530; negro polls, 19.
Value of real estate, $344,245, loss of $2,424 from 1900. Value personal property,
$161,289, increase of $2,699 over 1900, including 618 horses, 456 mules, 13 jacks and
jennets, 3,343 cattle, 3,667 hogs, 3,204 sheep.
Property listed in 1901 by whites, $504,151; by negroes, $1,383.
No. Schools: White, 19; Colored, 1.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100; 38c. poll; for debt, bridges, etc., 33 l-3c. on
$100 and $1.00 poll. Bonded debt, $6,000.
POST OFFICES: Brasstown, Crit, Elf, HAYESVILLE (c. h.), Ledford, Shooting
Creek, TUSQUITEE, Twine, Warne.
CLAY COUNTY.
155
PUBLIC ROADS: John M. Crawford, Elf, Supt. Worked by Old State Law. No.
miles, 125.
SUPERIOR COURTS: April 14th; September 15th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— C. C. Stand-
ridge, Havesville.
SHERIFF— J. A. Chambers, Elf.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— M. M. Burch,
Hayesville.
TREASURER— A. J. McClure, Hayesville.
SURVEYOR— E. C. Mease, Hayesville.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— J. 0. Nichols,
Warne.
SUPT. CO. HOME— W. F. Worlev, Hayes-
ville.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— T. H. Hancock,
Havesville.
CO. BOA.RD OF EDUCATION— G. H.
Haigler, (chm.), Shooting Creek; G. S.
McClure, Warne; W. J. Winchester, Hayes-
\ille.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— J. B. Mease,
(chm.), Havesville; P. N. Tiger, Shooting
Creek; W. F. Piatt. Warne.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— S. H. Al-
lison, (chm.), G. M. Johnson, Hayesville;
G. H. Haigler, r 'hooting Creek.
CONSTABLES— Hayesville Township, J.
L. McClure, Hayesville; Brasstown, W. E.
Padgett, Warne; Tusquittee, B. C. Stamey,
Tusquittee; Hiwassee, James Stamey, Elf;
Shooting Creek, Jason Patterson, Shooting
Creek.
Justices of tlie Peace.
HAYESVILLE TOWNSHIP— E. S. Curtis,
Shewbird; John L. Evans, George W. San-
derson, Hayesville.
TUSQUITTEE— J. M. Moss. Tusquittee.
HIWASSEE— G. H. Pendland, Elf.
SHOOTING CREEK— W. H. Hogsed, W.
M. Anderson, Shooting Creek.
BRASSTOWN— I. H. Chambers, Warne.
PuMic Scliool Teachers.
Fleming, G. M., Hayesville.
Scroggs, Miss Ellen, Hayesville.
Richardson, Miss May, Hayesville.
Fleming, Ed., Hayesville.
McConnell, F. N., Hayesville.
Hogsed, W. H. Shooting Creek.
Haigler, Miss Myrtle, Shooting Creek.
Mofflt, J. C, Shooting Creek.
Hogsed, S. E., fclf.
Burns. W. G., Elf.
Ray, Miss Mary, ~...
McClure, Miss Mattie, Twine.
Coleman, Miss Maggie, Crit.
Passmore, Miss Elva, Crit.
Moore, Miss Maggie, Brasstown.
Green, J. H., Brasstown.
Chambers, I. H., Warne.
Padgett, W. E., Warne.
Nichols, A. S., Warne.
Byers, Miss Ora, Warne.
Moore, John Y\\, Tusquittee.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— J. S. Brooks, C. H. Curtis,
Hayesville.
BAPTIST— Jolv Bjrrell, T. C. Canup,
; Havesville; J. T. Piatt, Warne; S. N. Grif-
fith, Elf; J. C. Hampton, Shewbird.
Physicians not in Towns.
P. B. Killian, Hayesville.
J. E. Tidwell, Hayesville.
Robert Coleman, Crit.
J. Nyley Crawford, Elf.
Fred. Herbert, Brasstown.
Merchants not in Towns.
P. N. Tiger, Shooting Creek.
Tiger & Burch, Elf.
W. F. Davis, Tusquittee.
J. V. A. Moore, Tusquittee.
T. C. Moore, Hayesville.
Owenby & Ingle, Crit.
McConnell & Alexander, Hayesville.
G. W. Owenby, Brasstown.
Flour Mills.
Piatt Mills, Wane.
Boll Mills, Bivsstown.
Grist Mills.
Edward Shear, Shearer.
Bumgarner & Webb, Warne.
A. O. Allison, Hayesville.
W. H. Poteet, Tusquitee.
G. W. Mosteller, Tusquitee.
T. C. Lovin, Crit.
D. A. Ledford, Ledford.
M. Heaton, Shooting Creek.
N. N. Rogers, Shooting Creek.
Lumber Plants.
CHEROKrlK LUMBER CO— W. C. Culber-
son, Manager, Peach tree.
'niK l.-M l.' lM CO.— G. H.
Haigler, Manager, Shooting Creek.
Masons and Builders.
T. C. Lovin, I
£n loons.
No saloons in county.
HA x ES VIELE.
ini orporati il in 1891
Population, 152 white; 20 colored.
Value real . 00.
Value personal properly, $14,115.00.
No. while polls, 28.
No. col' , 2.
TAX RATE— 15c. on $100; 45c. on poll.
Town Officers
Election is held Tin -day after first Mon-
day in Max ; tei m ol >i . 1 year.
MAYOR— W. E. Sanderson.
CLERK— T. II. Hancock.
TREASURER— T. II. Hancock.
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CLAY— CI .EVELAND.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. L. McClure.
POLICEMAN— J. L. McClure.
BOARD OP ALDERMEN— T. H. Han-
cock, J. 0. Scroggs, G. M. Johnson.
POSTMASTER— George M. Johnson.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— E. N. Crowder, Pastor.
PRESfY TKiilAN— Frank Jones, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
HAVKSVILLE LITERARY, BUSINESS
AND PENNING INSTITUTION— L. F. Shu-
ford, Principal, Hayesville.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
McClure Hotel.
Alexander Hotel.
Barber Shops.
E. C. Mease.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. H. Palmer.
R. L. Anderson.
Boohs and Stationery.
G. M. Johnson.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
0. D. Price.
Contractors and Builders.
Lyon & Scroggs.
Dentists.
W. G. Bristol.
Doctors.
W. E. Sanderson.
J. M. Sullivan.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Mary Johnson.
Mrs. M. A. Standridge.
General Merchandise.
J. P. Cherry & Son.
A. M. Walker.
A. 0. Allison & Co.
Gri«t Mills.
Brooks & Pendland.
J. P. & R. C. Cherry.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. L. Angel.
Lawyers.
0. L. Anderson.
Leather Dealers.
J. J. Scroggs.
W. L. Angel.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. C. C. Standridge.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. 0. L. Anderson.
Newspapers and Editors.
CLAY COUNTY COURIER— W. B. Min-
eey, Editor.
Painters.
C. H. Curtis.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
CHEROKEE TELEPHONE CO.— J. 0.
Scroggs, Manager.
Watches and Jewelry
J. H. Palmer.
CLEVELAND COUNTY.
County Seat, Shelby.
Formed in 1841 from Rutherford and Lincoln counties. Name derived from Colonel
Benjamin Cleveland, of Wilkes, who played an important part in the battle of King's
Mountain. October 7th, 17S0.
Area, 420 square miles.
POPULATION: 25,07S. White males, 9,09S; white females, 10.260. Foreign born,
16. Negro males, 2,421; negro females, 2,399. White males over 21 years, 4,333; negro
males over 21 years, 1,012. White polls, 2,972; negro polls, 600.
Value of real estate, $2,241,625, increase of $93,085 over 1900. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,671,469, increase of 8175,507 over 1900, including 1,578 horses, 3,313 mules, 9
jacks and jennets, 9 goats,, 7,767 cattle, 6,6S6 hogs, 8S1 sheep.
Property listed in" 1901 by white, $3,856,115; by negroes, $56,9S3.
No. Schools: White, 85; Colored, 23.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100; roads and bridges, 10c. on $100 and 30c. poll;
for bonds, 10c. on $100 and 30c. poll.
POST OFFICES: Autro, Beams Mills, Beattyville, Belwood, Boiling Springs, Byars-
ville, Cabot. Campeall, Casar, CLEVELAND MILLS, Crocker, Darter, Delight, Depew,
Doubleshoal, Durbro, EARL. Elbethel, Fallston, Fancy, GROVER, Hodge, Hollybush,
KING'S MOUNTAIN, Knob Creek, Kossie, Lark, Lattimore, LAWNDALE, Metal, Milli-
gan, MOORESBORO, Newhouse, Ola, Paso, Patterson Springs, Pearl, Point, Polkville,
CLEVELAND COUNTY.
157
Shade, Sharon, SHLEBY (c. h.), Stice, Stubbs, Toluca, «
PUBLIC ROADS: J. H.- McBrayer, Shelby, Supt. Worked by Old State Law and
convict labor.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Carolina Central, 21.30 miles, assessed value $226,660.51
South Carolina & Georgia, 22.00 miles, assessed value 117,365.44
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line, 8.77 miles, assessed value 194,347.17
Pullman Company, S.77 miles, assessed value
Southern Express Company, 52.07 miles, assessed value 1,877.55
Western Union Telegraph Co., 143.41 miles, assessed value 11.07S.49
Lawndale, 9.00 miles, assessed value 20,500.00
SUPERIOR COURTS: March 24th, two weeks; July 28th, Its; November 3rd,
two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— L. J. Hoyle,
Shelby.
SHERIFF— A. B. Suttle, Shelby.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. F. Roberts,
Shelbv.
TREASURER— W. R. Newton, Shelby.
CORONER— L. V. Lee, Lattimore.
SURv^^R— A. E. Elliott, Beams Mills.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— J. F. Williams,
(chm.), Shelby; R. S. Plonk, King's Moun-
tain; E. D. Dixon, Fallston.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— B. H. Palmer.
BOARD OF HEALTH— J. F. Williams, W.
F. Mitchell, S. S. Royster.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— J. A. Anthony,
Shelbv.
SUPT. CO. HOME— C. A. Tucker, Shelby.
Justices of the Peace.
TOWNSHIP NO. 1.— L. C. Lemons, J. L.
McGinnis, W. S. Wood, R. L. Byers, G. A.
Ellis, H. W. Gallimore. Byarsville.
TOWNSHIP NO. 2.— O. W. Holland, T. G.
Lee, Boiling Springs; D. S. Lovelace,
Metal; A. M. Lovelace, J. M. Irvin, Moores-
boro; J. W. Bowen, Kossie; A. B. Lee,
Sharon.
TOWNSHIP NO. 3.— A. E. Bettis, A. P.
Austell, Earls; J. M. Roberts, Patterson
Springs.
TOWNSHIP NO. 4.— L. T. Mann, H.„ P.
Allison, King's Mountain; H. D'edmon, M.
R. Collins, Grover.
TOWNSHIP NO. 5.— W. H. Moss, M. P.
Harrelson, S. L. Bellinger, Waco; W. L.
Plonk. Fancy.
TOWNSHIP NO. 6.— J. F. Tiddy, H.
Cabaness( S. A. Hoey, W. R. Hardin, W.
J Roberts, W. C. Henry, Shelby; J. M. Wil-
son, Pearl.
TOWNSHIP NO. 7.— H. C. Burrus, J. H.
Lee, J. L. Green, Mooresboro; A. M. Lat-
timore, Lattimore; T. P. Hamrick, Darper.
TOWNSHIP NO. 8.— R. G. Wells, Delight;
Zimri Kistler, Cleveland Mills; B. F. Jones,
New House; E. Z. Champion, Camp Call;
J. A. Beam, Ola.
TOWNSHIP NO. 9.— T. D. Falls, A. F.
Williams, Fallston; L. M. Williams, Lawn-
dale; E. A. Elliott, Beams Mill: W. D.
Short, Bel wood; J. W. Grigg, Cleveland
Mills.
TOWNSHIP NO. 10.— J. Z. Falls, Bel-
wood; J. A. Carpenter, J. B. Condry, Knob
I re, I.
TOWNSHIP NO. 11.— G. W. Peeler, J. A.
Newton, M. M. Prewitt, W. H. Hull, Casar.
CONSTABLES— Township No. 1, W. J.
Davis, Byarsville; No. 2, A. W. Webb,
Boiling Springs; No. 3, S. 11. Austell, Karl;
No. 4; W. H. Herndon, Grover; No. 5, W.
A. Putnam, Waco; No. 6, J. S. Wray,
Shelby; No. 7. J. D. Putnam, Mooresboro;
No. S, (J. R. Lattimore, Polkville; No. 9,
J. Y. Elliott, Beams Mill; No. 10, J. C.
Mull, Knob Creek; No. 11, J. C. Hull, Casar,
Public School Teachers.
Lutz, Miss Georgia, Double Shoals.
Lattimore, J. G., Polkville.
St roup, David B., Waco.
Moss, W. H., Waco.
Elliott, Miss Jennie, Waco.
Goode, Miss Laura, Waco.
Smith, J. B., Waco.
Nolan, J. B., Lawndale.
Falls, Miss Marguerite, Lawndale.
Eskridge, J. D., Lawndale.
Falls, Holland, Lawndale.
Burns, W. D., Lawndale.
Shellems, Miss Kate, Lawndale.
Osborne, Miss Minnie, Lawndale.
Mcintosh, Miss Tena. Lawndale.
Deviney, W. G., Hodge.
Ware, Miss Sallie, King's Mountain.
Ware, Miss, Ida, King's Mountain.
Carwile, S. W., King's Mountain.
Carwile, R. E., King's Mountain.
Torrence, Miss Ella, King's Mountain.
Goforth. Miss Ros^a, Bang's Mountain.
Ware, Miss Julia, King's Mountain.
Ross, Miss Sallie, King's Mountain.
Clegg, M. I?., Belwood.
Clegg, C. R., Belwood.
Wilson, M. L., Belwood.
cil.son, W. B., Belwood.
Woosley, J. V., Belwood.
Lee, A. L., Mooresboro.
Goode, O. T., Mooresboro.
Gold, Miss Katie, Polkville,
Elliott, Miss Lizzie Lee, Polkville.
White, M. L., Polkville.
Hoj le, Joe, Fallston.
Curtis, Miss Etta, Fallston.
Falls. J. D., Fallston.
w right , Miss Ma, Fallston.
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CLEVELAND COUNTY.
Gold, Miss Minnie, Pearl.
Wilson, Miss Florence, Double Shoals.
Spark i, W. B., Double Shoals.
Laokey, John EL, Beams Mills.
Costner. Ambrose, Beams Mills.
Gardner, V. A.. Beams Mills.
Jones, Miss Sallie E., Cleveland Mills.
Dixon, Miss Klla, Cleveland Mills.
Dixon, Miss Laura, Cleveland Mills.
Dixon. Miss Edith, Cleveland Mills.
Dixon, Miss Sallie. Cleveland Mills.
â– y, R. L., Fancy.
Bird, Miss Sudies, Fancy.
McSwain, D. F., Sharon.
McSwain, Miss Moddie, Sharon.
Glascoe, Miss Maggie, Sharon.
Lattimore, Epsie, Sharon.
Weaver. J. A., Sharon.
Philbeck, J. B., Beattyville.
Randall, W. A., Shelby.
Randall, Miss Priscilla, Shelby.
Byers, D. P., Shelby.
15 vers, John W.. Shelbv.
Bridges, J. B., Shelby.
Maunev. Miss Cora, Shelby.
Anthony, S. R., Shelby.
Bumgardner, A. P., Casar.
Johnson, J. W., Casar.
Gillespie, James C, Waco.
Carpenter, Miss Dovie, W r aco.
Bridges, Joseph D. , New House.
Bracket, J. H., Delight.
Patterson, Miss Mary, Grover.
Chambers, S. A., Grover.
Chambers. Mrs. S. A., Grover.
Bridges, B. H., Lattimore.
Hamrick, Miss Ossie, Lattimore.
Reavis, R. Z., Byarsville.
Lovelace, D. S., Metal.
Hamrick. C. D., Metal.
Black, Miss Emma, Waco.
Hamrick, J. B., Boiling Springs.
Byers, M. E. , Boiling Springs.
McSwain. Miss Julia. Boiling Springs.
Bridges, Miss Antoinette, Boiling Springs.
Whitaker, E. G., Metal.
Lovelace, Miss Daisy E., Mooresboro.
Moore, M. D., Kossie.
Weeather, R. L., Camp Call.
Hamrick. Mrs. G. P., Earl.
Hamrick, Miss Beattie, DePew.
Peeler, A. B.. Shade.
Warliek. Miss May. Shade.
Ware, Angie, King's Mountain.
W'are, Miss Mamie, Shelbv.
Bell, L. J., Shelby.
Wray, Miss Lily, Shelby.
Wrav, Miss Carrie, Shelbv.
Well", Miss May, Shelby.
Davis, Miss Linnie, Shelby.
Tiddy, Miss Nannie, Shelby.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— A. J. Bonner, Gaffnev, S. C;
Bryson Green. Webb; A. P. Hollifield, Bos-
tic; L. Z. Ezell, Cowpens, S. C. ; J. M.
Goode, Mooresboro; G. P. Hamrick, Boiling
| Springs; D. G. W T ashburn, Depew; A. H.
Sims, King's Mountain; J. C. Gillespie,
Waco; J. P. Woodard, King's Mountain;
Thomas Dixon, Shelbv; Z. D. Harrill, Ellen-
boro; A. C. Irvin, Pearl; D. P. Bridges, J.
M. Bridges, Camp Call; J. V. Deviney,
Cleveland Mills; Wallace Mull, Camp Creek;
B. F. Newton, Hull's X Roads.
METHODIST— J. F. Womble, Shelby; W.
P. McGee, Belwood; R. M. Hoyle, Fallston;
.1. W. Clegg, Polkville.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— W. F. Ash-
burn, Fallston; J. E. Heartsell, Orleans.
Physicians not in Towns.
.1. W. Wood. Metal.
W. T. Grigg, Sharon.
J. P. Avdlotte, Earls.
W. J. Trent, Earls.
J. F. Beam, Waco.
V. J. Palmer, Polkville.
B. F. Falls, Cleveland Mills.
G. M. Gold, Lawndale.
E. B. Lattimore, Lawndale.
E. A. Hauser, Fallston.
G. E. Dixon, Belwood.
J. F. Hunt, Casar.
Dr. Whitaker, Holly Bush.
W. A. Thompson, Belwood.
J. E. Osborne, Knob Creek.
Dentists.
J. C. Osborne, Lawndale.
Henry Gettys, Lawndale.
C. A. Thompson, Belwood.
Blacksmith Shops.
Baker & Towerv, Belwood.
J. A. Willis. Belwood.
J. G. Towery, Delight.
F. S. Towery, Casar.
W. C. Lee, Lawndale.
Sherrill, Patterson Springs.
W. P. Towery, New House.
Ramsev & Queen. Sharon.
Eli Clay, Fallston.
Boots and Shoes.
BELWOOD SHOE CO.— F. W. Campbell,
Manager, Belwood.
Cotton Gins.
R. H. Green & Sons, Boiling Springs.
Wm. Roberts, Boiling Springs.
J. Y. Hamrick. Metal.
C. J. Hamrick, Metal.
Jones & Wallace, Darter.
J. W. Bowen.
Ledbetter & Hamrick, Sharon.
S. D. Randall. Stiee.
Mrs. Sallie Gibson, Patterson Springs.
T. W. Gladden, Patterson Springs.
J. B. Hamrick & Co., Patterson Springs.
Nichols & Earl. Earls.
\V. D. Earl & Co., Earls.
J. II. McBrayer, D"urbro.
J. R. Matthews, Crocker.
\V. L. Plonk, King's Mountain.
P. H. Kendrick, Shelby.
Buifalo Manufacturing Co., Stubbs.
McMurry, Borders & Hull, Shelby.
George E. Spurlin, Shell <.
B. Blanton, Shelby.
Weathers & Blanton, Shelby.
G. H. Simmons,. Pearl.
'J. H. Simmons & Co., Pearl.
Mrs Julia Patton, Pearl.
G. B. Dogsrett & Co., Beatticville.
J. C. Beam, Lattimore.
G. W. <fc J. D. McSwain. Darter.
Beason, Green & Crawley, Mooresboro.
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159
B. F. Jones, New House.
A. B. Jones, Polkville.
T. G. Phibbeck, Lawndale.
H. F. Jones, Lawndale.
H. F. Sehneek, Lawndale.
A. A. Warlick & Co., Shade.
Double Shoals Cotton Mills— F. R. Mor-
gan, Manager.
Warlick & Falls, Cleveland Mills.
Cleveland Cotton Mills, Cleveland Mills.
Cline & Dixon, Lawndale.
W. D. Lackey, Fallston.
Banner Mill Co., Beams Mill.
W. H. Thompson, Belwood.
Davis Bros. & Alexander, Belwood.
N. E. Boggs & Co., Belwood.
Falls & Mull, Knob Creek.
P. W. Hamot, Toluca.
Stroup Lumber Co., Casar.
Devinney & Price, Hodge.
Logan & Co., Hodge.
Flour Mills.
Boiling Springs Roller Mill Co. — A. J.
Green, Manager, Boiling Springs.
Shoal Creek Mill Co.— J. H. Beam, Mana-
ger, Stice.
J. H. McBrayer, Durbo.
J. A. Ware, King's Mountain.
W. D. Earl & Co., Earls.
J. R. Patterson, Grover.
Abbott Lowry, Crocker.
G. R. Matthews, Crocker.
W. C. Wolf, Fancy.
Cline & Hoyle, Stubbs.
B. Blanton, Shelby.
George E. Spurlin.
G. H. Simmons, Pearl.
McMurry, Borders k Hull, Shelby.
J. C. Beam, Lattimore.
G. W. k 3. D. McSwain, Darfer.
M. Mauney, Camp Call.
A. B. Jones, Polkville.
H. F. Jones, Lawndale.
G. M. Lawndale, Lawndale.
J. A. Horn, Lawndale.
R. C. Covington, Camp Call.
J. B. Hamrick, Patterson Springs.
W. J. Morrison & Co., Holly Bush.
P. M. Whisnant, Holly Bush.
Carpenter & Mull, Knob Creek.
J. L. Mull & Bro., Casar.
G. W. Peeler, Casar.
Buffalo Roller Mills— W. B. Hoyle & Co.,
Managers, Belwood.
J. Z. Falls, Belwood.
M. P. Gantt & Co., Belwood.
Lawndale Roller Mill— D. A. Cline & Co.,
Managers, Lawndale.
Frallston Roller Mill Co.— Julius Stroup,
Manager.
Banner Roller Mills. Beams Mills.
Double Shoals Roller Mill— F. R. Morgan,
President.
L. L. Smith, Sharon.
Frank & Thomas Cabaness, Depcw.
Beason, Green & Crawley, Mooresboro.
Hoyle Mill Co., Delight.
J. D. Dellinger, Delight.
Lumber Plants.
R. H. Green & Sons, Boiling Springs.
J. Y. Hamrick, Metal.
C. J. Hamrick, Metal.
J. R. Matthews, Crocker.
T. M. A. Ware, King's Mountain.
W. L. Plonk, King's Mountain.
Hord & Co., V
Washburn Bros., Waco.
elby.
G. II. Simmons, Pearl.
G. B. Doggett, Beatticville.
Beason. Green & Crowley, Mooresboro.
li. F. Jones, New House.
A. B. Jones, Polkville.
Shade Lumbi i ide.
A. E. Elmore & Co., Shade.
Warlick & Falls, Cleveland Mills.
W. 1). Lackey, Fallston.
N. E. Boggs & Co., lielwood.
Yonng Bros., Knob i
Carpenter & Mull, Knob Creek.
P. W. Hamot, Toluca.
Stroup Lumber Co., Paso.
Stroup Lumber Co., Casar.
Devinney & Price, Hod|
Logan & Co., Hodge.
Marble Works.
D. J. Hamrick, Boiling Springs.
J. F. Yoder, Fallston.
Merchants not in Towns.
C. J. Hamrick & Son.
R. II. Green & Son, Boiling Springs.
A. B. Lee, Sharon.
Ramsy & Wesson, Sharon.
N. N. Thomason, Stice.
A. M. Surratt, Stice.
F. V. Hendrick, Earl.
W. L. Rippy, Earl.
J. P. Ripply, Earl.
Lewis Hamrick, Earl.
Robert Nichols, Earl.
D. J. Keeter & Co., Patterson Springs.
J. M. Roberts & Co., Patterson Springs.
J. H. Kester, Crocker.
J. K. Crocker. Crocker.
W. I. Wolf. Fancy.
J. A. Queen. Waco.
Buffaio Manufacturing Co., Stubbs.
A. C. Borders & Co. Shelby.
John MeWebb, Shelby.
M. Parker, Pearl.
R. E. Campbell, Camp Call.
J. M. Washburn, Autro.
B. F. McSwain, Beattvville.
A. B. Jones & Son, Polkville.
Crowder & Gettys, Polkville.
\v. W. Depriest, Polto ille.
A. A. Warlick & Co., Shade.
Double Shoals Cotton Mills. Houble
Shoals.
Mills, Cleveland Mills.
Cleveland < lol ton m il Is, Lawnd
Cl( vi id i ton Mills. Casar.
W. J. Morrison, Holly Bush.
< larpi nter S Mull, Knob I Ireek.
Pink Crow, Knob Creek,
p. i* lamot, Tolu< a.
i re \. Hoi [e & < '<>.. Belwi
Warlick, Belwood.
w. B. Ho; ' ood.
Si.ii .m.
A. F. W illiams & i
Stamey Bros., Beams Mills.
M. P. Lattimore. I leveland Mills.
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CLEVELAND COUNTY.
Herman Grigs. Lawndale.
Laura Glenn Mills, Shelby.
Harness M'f'rs and DealsfK.
M. P. Gantt & Co., Belwood.
\V. B. ilovle & Co., Belwood.
T. F. Elliott, Ola.
R. L. Elliott & Co.. Polkville.
Shippers of Produce.
All country merchants.
SHELBY.
Incorporated 1843.
I'd]. illation, 1,874.
TAX RATE for town purposes, 55 cents.
Schools, 28.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. H. Jennings.
ALDERMEN— B. Blanton, S. E. Gidney,
M. W. Doggett, E. M. Beam.
TREASURER— J. D. Lineberger.
CLERK— J. F. Tiddy.
CHIEF OF POLICE— B. E. Hamrick.
SUPT. BOARD HEALTH— W. F. Mitchell.
TRUSTEES GRADED SCHOOLS— J. A.
Anthony, J. F. Williams, J. F. Tiddy, W.
C. WMsnant, C. C. Blanton.
SUPERINTENDENT— S. G. Hardin.
Miss Francis Eskiidge, Principal.
R. R. AGENTS— Mr. Holland; Walter
Ramsaur.
EXPRESS AGENT— M. L. Carroll, South-
ern Express Co.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— R. F. Treadwav, Pastor.
METHODIST— Chas. F. Sherrill, Pastor.
J. H. Weaver, Presiding Elder.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. R. Minter, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— No Resident Rector.
Hoteis and Boarding: Houses.
Shelby Hotel— Mis. Purcell, Prop.
Central Hotel — C. R. Doggett, Proprietor.
Commercial Hotel — W. H. Thompson,
Proprietor.
College Hotel— Mrs. Pattie A. Ware.
City Restaurant — Hager, Proprietor.
Blanton & Ledbetter.
Agricultural Implements.
J. D. Lineberger.
0. E. Ford.
Farmers' Hardware Co., Weathers &
Hord, Managers.
Banks and Bankers.
B. BLANTON & CO.— Charles C. Blanton,
President; George Blanton, Cashier. Capi-
tal stock, $50,000; Surplus and Profits, $10,-
000.
Barber Shops.
J. P. Austell.
C. S. Green.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. D. Lineberger.
A. W. Eskridge.
T. H. Abernethy.
S. C. Patterson.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. F. Gaffney.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
C. B. Suttle & Co.
D. A. Beam.
J. E. Webb.
Bottling Works.
SHELBY BOTTLING WORKS— A. F. Set-
zer, Proprietor.
Brokers.
Kendall & Cabaniss.
J. T. Gardner.
Bicycle Repair Shops.
H. G. Hall, Proprietor.
Contractors and Builders.
S. A. Hoey.
W. 3. Land.
W. Y. Crowder.
Colleges.
CLEVELAND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE—
Thomas Plonk, President.
Cotton Mills.
BELMONT COTTON MILLS— A. C. Miller,
Secretary and Treasurer.
SHELBY COTTON MILLS— H. D. Wilson,
Pres.; J. H. Hull, See. and Treas; M. M.
Mauney, Supt.
Co5 ton Seed Oil Mills.
PIEDMONT OIL MILL— E. B. Hamrick,
Pres. ; J. J. McMurry, Sec. and Treas. ; J.
F. Jenkins, Supt.
Cotton Gins.
Belmont Mill.
Piedmont Oil Mill.
Beam & Botts.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
J. J. McMiirrv k Co.
A. C. Miller.
Drusrarists.
McBraver Drug Co.
Shelby Drug Co.
Kendall & Blanton, (wholesail and retail.)
Dentists.
J. R. Osborne.
R. E. Ware.
Doctors.
T. E. McBraver.
R. H. Morrison.
R. C. Ellis.
B. H. Palmer.
W. F. Mitchell.
J. H. McBrayer.
Electric Companies & Officers.
SHELBY LIGHT AND POWER CO.— R.
B. Miller, President; H. D. Wilson, Super-
intendent.
Fertilizer Manufacturers.
O. E. Ford.
D. A. Beam.
J. J. McMurry & Co.
Fu^-aiture Dealers.
Orlando Elam.
M. A. Grigg.
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161
General Merchandise.
J. J. MeMurry & Co.
F. V. Hendrick.
W. C. Whisnant.
D. C. Webb's Sons.
W. B. Palmer.
T. K. Barnett.
W. B. Nix.
A. Blanton & Son.
Grist Mills.
Belmont Grist Mills.
Foundries and Iron "Works.
B. b. Babbmgton.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
SHELBY HARDWARE CO.— B. D Ken-
dall, Manager.
FARMERS HARDWARE CO.-Weathers &
Hord, Proprietors.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Washburn & Co.
Insurance Agencies.
C. J. Woodson.
Gidney & Quinn.
A.. C. Miller.
J. C. Beam.
J. T. Garner.
Job Printing Offices.
Cleveland Star.
Mrs. C. P. Roberts.
Knitting Mills.
WILLIAMS KNITTING MITT,— J. F Wil-
liams, Manager.
Laundries.
SHELBY STEAM LAUNDRY-Rudasill &
Lawyers.
J. L. Webb.
E. Y. Webb.
R. L. Ryburn.
S. E. Gidney.
J. H. Quinn.
J. A. Anthony.
C. R. Hoey.
H. Cabiness.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Washburn Bros.
W. H. Thompson.
Marble Works.
J. A. Harrill.
Music Teachers.
Miss Beulah Witherspoon.
Miss ^ia Suttle.
Mrs. W. B. Nix.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Maggie Black.
Miss Belle Fronim.
J. J. MeMurry & Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
CLEVELAND STAR— C. R. Hoey, Editor
SHELBY AURORA— W. W. Jones, Editor.
Photographers.
W. E. McArther.
Retail Grocers.
C. B. Suttle & Co.
A. P. Spake.
Blanton & Ledbetter.
J. P. Nelson.
O. C. Bostic & Co.
J. M. Elliot.
M. P. Bellinger.
I.. J. Pope.
R. L. Washburn.
L. P. Conner.
J. C. Davis.
T. W. Eberltoft.
Roller Mills.
Shelby Roller Mill.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Williams, Proprietor.
Thompson Co.
W. B. Land k Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
MeMurry & Wray
W. II. Blantom
Piedmont St;ili>.^.
L. A. & J. H. Blanton.
W. P. King.
J. J.Lattimore.
Blanton & Hamrick.
MeMurry & Wray.
Stoves, and Tinware.
Washburn & Co.
T. K. Barnett.
D. D. Wilkins.
Tailor Establishments.
Kendall & Cabaniss.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
SHELBY TELEPHONE CO.— A W
Eskridge, Manager.
"Wholesale Grocers.
Nix Grocery ( lo.
J. S. Martin, Son & Co.
Wood-Working Shops.
J. D. Lineberger.
A. W. Eskrid
T. 11. Abernethy.
S. C. Patterson.
GROVER.
Incorporated in 1S85.
Population, 171.
TAX RATE— 1-10 of 1 per cent.
Town Officers.
M WOK— I). R. i.
CLERK -C. P. Hambrii
TREASI RER C I . Hambright.
< HIEF OF POLK . : Butler.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN C. F Hun..
bright, G ge Oates, .f. I'. Moss.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS-S. A. Cham-
Principal.
Cm si HOOL commit iii: .i. \. Balis,
D. J. Keeter, George Oates.
POSTMASTER .1. P. Mambright.
R. R. \<:i AT J. E. North.
EXPRESS vol AT .1. I
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CLEVELAND COUNTY.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. A. Bailey, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
PRIVATE SCHOOL— S. A. Chambers,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
R. F. Hambright.
E. C. Gladder.
J. L. Bridges.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. J. Gibbons.
Doctors.
George Oates.
R. B. Price.
A. F. Hambright.
General Merchandise.
J. A. Ellis & Co.
Mrs. M. W. Turner.
C. F. Hambright.
D. J. Keeter & Co.
M. T. Turner & Son.
Bell & Gibbons.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
BELL CO.— To all points in Cleveland
Co., and to many in south Carolina.
NOTE — Grover is nearest point on South-
, in Railway to Shelby and Cleveland and
Patterson Springs. There are 3 cotton gins
in the town.
KING'S MOUNTAIN.
Population, while, 1,664; colored, 506;
total, 2,170.
TAX RATE— 33 l-3e. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— E. L. Campbell.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— F. Dilling, W.
V. Maimer, C. E. Neisler.
SECRETARY AND TREASURER— W. A.
Mauney.
CHIEF OF POLICE— G. W. Kendrick.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. E. McLaughlan,
Southern Express Co.
R. R. AGENT— J. E. McLaughlan.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— A. H. Sims, Pastor.
METHODIST— G. D. Hermon, Pastor.
LUTHERAN— L. A. Bikle, Pastor.
V R. P.— J. M. Garrison, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. R. Millard, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
KING'S MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL— S.
\V. Carwile, Prin.
Hotels and Boardinsr Houses.
Mountain View— Misses Emma and Agnes
Norris, Props.
King's Mountain Hotel— J. W. Willis,
Proprietor.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL— W. A. Mauney, Fres. ;
R. L. Maunev, Cashier. Capital, $25,000.
BANK OF KING'S MOUNTAIN— F. Dil-
ling, Pres. ; L. R. Hagood, Cashier. Capi-
tal, $5,000; Surplus and Profits, $2,000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. C. Bumgardner.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Thompson, Cirroll & Co.
Cotton Mills.
KING'S MOUNTAIN M'F'G CO.— W. A.
Mauney, Pres. ; Gus Mauney, Secretary and
Treasurer; O. E. Neisler, Superintendent.
BOWEN COTTON MILL— J. S. Mauney,
President; W. A. Mauney. Secretary and
Treasurer; C. E. Neisler, Supt.
ENTERPRISE MILL— F. Dilling, Pres.;
Theo. Bradford, Secretary and Treas.
Cotton Gins.
W. A. Ware, W. 0. Ware, R. S. Plonk,
Owners.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
J. S Mauney.
W. A. Mauney.
Contractors and Builders.
Thomasson, Carroll & Co.
Dentists.
J. C. Patrick.
Doctors.
B. R. Hunter.
T. C. Ouickel.
J. L. McKay.
J. G. Ford.
Drue: exists.
White, Ford & Co.
T. W. Kendrick & Co.
llour Mills.
KING'S MOUNTAIN ROLLER MILLS— W.
A. Ware, W. O. Ware, R. S. Plonk, Owners.
Furniture Dealers.
R. L. Clark.
General Merchandise.
Carpenter & Bro.
W. A. Mauney & Bro.
Plonk, Kiser & Co.
Thomasson, Carroll & Co.
D. A. Fulton.
L. II. Lon^.
J. F. Long.
M. L. Aderhalt & Co.
B. R. Hauser.
J. M. Furr.
Cora Cotton Mill
Lula Store.
King's Mountain M'f'g Co.
Kendrick & Ford.
George Hoey.
Enterprise Store.
R. T. Constern.
Lawyers.
D. L. Russell.
E. L. Campbell.
Lumber Plants.
W. A. Ware, W. O. Ware, R. S. Plonk,
Owners.
Music Teachers.
Miss Katie Garrett.
CLEVELAND COUNTY.
163
Retail Grocers.
W. L. & P. R. Lang.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Gardner & Shealy.
Cuusler Bros.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
KING'S MOUNTAIN TELEPHONE CO.—
J. G. Ford, President; C. A. Dilling, Sec-
retary and Treasurer.
"WACO.
Population, 160.
TAX RATE— 12c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. F. Moss.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— M. H. Hoyle,
\V. A. Goode, C. S. Putnam, VV. A. Put-
ram.
R. R, AGENT— C. S. Putnam.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. S. Putnam, South-
ern Express Co.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— D. F. Putnam, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
WACO HIGH SCHOOL— J. C. Gillespie,
Principal.
Blacksmith Shops.
C. Miller.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
F. M. Miller.
T. D. Putnam.
Cotton Gins.
Hovle, Miller & Sons.
Ford & Co.
Doctors.
W. A. Goode.
Flour Mills.
Ewers & Spargo.
General Merchandise.
Hoyle, Miller & Sons.
Goode, Beam & Sons.
B. A. Putnam & Son.
W. A. Black.
Hoyle & Craft.
Knitting Mills.
WACO KNITTING MILL— M. Ed. Goode,
Manager.
Wood-Working Shops.
C. Miller.
LATTIMORE.
Population, 108.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. M. Lattimore.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. B. Green,
George Stockton.
CLERK AND TREASURER— S. G. Price.
POLICEMAN— J. P. Lattimore.
EXPRESS AGENT— S. G. Price.
R. R. AGENT— J. B. Lattimore.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— A. C. Irvin, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
LATTIMORE HIGH SCHOOL— B. II.
< s, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. II. I. Washburn.
Blacksmith Shops.
W. B. Green.
Doctors.
L. V. Lee.
Cotton Gins.
II. I. Washburn & Co.
W. H. Colton & Co.
Lumber Plants.
W. D. F. Green.
T. G. Philbeck.
<:. W. Stockton.
Sam Whitworth.
General Merchandise.
H. I. Washburn & Co.
O. D. Price.
J. P. D. Whithcrow.
Grist Mills.
H. I. Washburn & Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
H. I. Washburn & Co.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
LATTIMORE TELEPHONE CO.— W. T.
Colton, Manager.
Wood- Working Shops.
W. B. Green.
MOORESBORO.
Population, 144.
TAX RATE— 20c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. H. Lee.
CLERK— T. D. Scruggs.
R. R. AGENT P. E. I '.rooks.
Ministers and Churches.
C. Irvin,
Pastor,
SANDY RLN—f Baptist)— A.
Pastor, Pearl.
METHODIST— J. M. Wilson,
Caroleen.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. R. Minter, Pastor,
Shelby.
Schools and Academies.
MOORESBORO HIGH SCHOOL
Clara Wilkins, Principal.
Cotton Gins.
ien Bros.
Doctors.
s. S. Royster.
O. C. Champ
Drutreists.
S. S. Royster.
164
CLEVELAND— COLUMBUS.
General Merchandise.
D. B. McBrayer ft Son.
J. B. Blanton.
M. G. Martin.
Grist Mills.
T. D. Scruggs.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
MOORESBORO TELEPHONE CO.— S. S.
Royster, Manager.
(NOTE— County Continued.)
Schools and Academies.
BELWOOD INSTITUTE— C. R. & M. B.
Clegg, Principals. Belwood.
PIEDMONT HIGH SCHOOL— W. D. Burns,
Principal, Lawndale.
FALLSTON HIGH SCHOOL— Miss Etta,
Curtiss, Principal, Fallston.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
RESORTS.
CLEVELAND SPRINGS— Lee & Miller,
Proprietors, Shelby.
PATTERSON SPRINGS— Mrs. James Mal-
lard, Patterson Springs.
Cotton Mills.
CLEVELAND COTTON MILLS, Cleveland
Mills— H. F. Schnnck, President; T. J.
Ramsaur, Sec. and Treas. ; John F.
Schenck, Supt.
CLEVELAND COTTON MILLS, Lawndale
— H. F. Schenck, President; T. J. Ramsaur,
Secretary and Treasurer; John F. Schenck,
Superintendent.
DOUBLE SHOALS COTTON MILLS,
Double Shoals — F. R. Morgan, President; E.
A. Morgan, Secretary and Treasurer; A.
M. Gillam, Supt.
BUFFALO M'F'G CO.. Stubbs— T. D. Lat-
timore, President; O. C. Dixon. Secretary
and Treasurer; W. L. Hendrick, Supt.
LAURAGLENN MILLS, Shelby— R. B.
Miller, President and Manager.
COLUMBUS COUNTY.
County Seat, Whiteville.
Formed in 1808 from Bladen and Brunswick counties. Name derived from
Christopher Columbus, the discoverer.
Area, 750 square miles.
POPULATION: 21,274. White males, 7.2S7; white females, 7,254. Foreign born, 67.
Negro males, 3, OSS; negro females, 3,388. Indians, etc., 247. White males oyer 21
years, 3,193; negro males over 21 years, 1,223. Indians, etc., 43. White polls, 2,092;
negro polls, 709.
Value of real estate, $1,313,246, increase of $67,977 over 1900. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,134,246, increase of $379,799 over 1900. including 1,034 horses, 1,375 mules, 7
jacks and jennets, 4,244 goats, 8,733 cattle, 29,046 hogs, 5,099 sheep.
Property listed in 1901 by white, $2,279,820; by negroes, $167,666. .
No. Schools: White, 91; Colored, 37.
TAX RATE— 43 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. on poll. Bonded debt, $3,200.
POST OFFICES: Applewhite, Armour, BOARDMAN, Bolton, Braswell, Bug Hill,
Eyrdsville, CERROGORDO, CHADBOURN, Clarendon, Coin, Coleman, CRONLY,
Dothan, Elbow, Eoka, Evergreen, FAIR BLUFF, Grists, Haddock, Hallsboro, Iron Hill,
LAKE WACCAMAW, Lebanon, Leroy, Mollie, Old Dock, Orton, Oxmore, Peacocks
Store, Pireway, Pocosin, Prong, Redbug, Robeson, Rico, Sue, Tabor, VINELAND,
Wananish, WHITEVILLE, (c. h.)
PUBLIC ROADS— J. D. Maultsby, Whiteville, Supt. Worked by Old State Law.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Carolina Central, 8.90 miles, assessed value $94,703.73
Wilmington, Chadbourn & Conway, 25.00 miles, assessed value 87,380.00
Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta, 50.45 miles, assessed value 589,995.75
Pullman Company, 50.45 miles, assessed value 5,951.78
Western Union Telegraph Company, 356.72 miles, assessed value 27,556.S0
Atlantic Postal Telegraph Co., 17.00 miles, assessed value 522.46
Southeastern, .17 miles, assessed value 359.08
Southern Express Company, 84.23 miles, assessed value 3,037.19
SUPERIOR COURTS: February 24th; April 14th; September 1st; November 24th.
COLUMBUS COUNTY.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— H. C. Moffitt,
Whiteville.
SHERIFF— J. G. Butler, Piseway.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— R. Q. Powell,
Whiteville.
TREASURER— C. C. Pridgen Tabor.
SURVEYOR— J. A. Wright, Haddock.
CORONER— L. C. Mills, Clarendon.
STANDARD-KEEPER— J. A. Lumsden,
Whiteville.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— I. Jackson, White-
ville.
SUPT. CO. HOME— James R. Taylor,
Whiteville.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— L. W. Stanly,
Whiteville.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. A.
Smith, (ohm.), Fair Bluff; A. E. L. Win-
coff, Whiteville; H. H. Holton, Lake
Waecamaw.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Joshua Smith,
(clim.), Vineland; Tra Lennon, Whiteville;
S. Bennett Pierce, Hallsboro.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— D- S.
Cowan, (chm.), Robeson; Wade Wishart,
Whiteville; W. E. Thigpen, Chadbourn.
CONSTABLES— Whiteville Township, W
H. Thompson, Whiteville; Bug Hill, Jesse
Long. Pireway; Bogue, A. Sasser;
Chadbourn, S. E. Hughes; Fair Bluff, Mel-
vin Hinson, Fair Bluff; Tatoms, F. B. Mc-
Lelland, Cerrogordo; Lees, Noah Ward;
Williams, John W. Powell, Lebanon; South
Williams, K. Faircloth, Iron Hill.
Jastices of the Peace.
BOGUE TOWNSHIP— J. F. Barefoot,
Thomas Brown, Hallsboro; S. J. Batten,
W. H. Hickman, Elbow; Thomas B. Pierce,
Hallsboro.
BUG HILL— E. K, Skipper, Pireway; H.
Long, Bug Hill; J. B. Cox, Dothan.
CHADBOURN— K. F. Long. W. S. Frink,
Thomas A. Shaver, Chadbourn.
FAIR BLUFF— D. F. Edwards, E. H.
Nance, Cerrogordo; Henrv Coleman, Fair
Bluff.
LEES— D. F. Smith, Old Dock, C. B.
Gore, John W. Ward, Eoka.
RANSOM— D. S. Cowan, G. W. Apple-
white, Robeson, S. N. Formy, Cronly; James
F. Armour, King; C. M. Kerr, Applewhite.
TATOMS— E. K. Brown, Cerrogordo; M.
D. Edmond, Boardman; S. T. Arnold, A. M.
Benton, Cerrogordo.
WACCAMAW— H. H. Holton, Lake Wae-
camaw- H. B. .hort, G. W. Weeks, Bolton;
J. A. Clark, Pocosin.
WELCHS CREEK— J. S. McKay, J. M.
Brown, Coin; J. S. Elkins, Elkton.
WKSTERN PRONG— John E. Powell,
Prong; M. W. Pridgen, Clarkton; E. W.
Wooten, Prong.
WHITEVILLE— L. W. Stanly, E. A.
Maultsby. J. H. Maxwell, N. W. Fryer,
Whiteville; E. W. Fuhr. Vineland.
WILLIAMS— J. H. Stanly, Molly, M. M.,
Harrelson, Clarendon; J. K. Harper, Leban-
on.
SOUTH WILLIAMS— J. W. Wright, Iron
Hill, S. H. Boswell, Tabor.
Public School Teachers.
son, C. n , In, n Hill.
'i. \h - I i. \iiM.iur.
rohn !>.. l'n', way.
Miss Bessie, < hadbourn.
1 I " «,, Cerrocordo.
Jenri it, \V. T. Bi ardman.
I
Brown, <;
. C. P., Bus; Hill.
rs, Owen. Orton.
But I, Mary, Vineland.
Stephens, L. M.. Tabor.
Mears, Mil
Simmons, Hos
( 'ox, i harles i... Dothan.
' ox, Mrs. Annie, I [i
Sherman, A. J.. B
stanly, Solon V., Vineland.
Ulen, Miss Elva, Chadbourn.
Hester, Miss Delpha, Chadbourn.
Applewhite, Miss Mary < '.. Cronly.
Boage, Miss Kathrine, Peacocks.
s Hers, Owen. Whiteville.
Newman, Miss Leona, Vim 1
Smith, Miss Blam b, I 11
Duval, Jabel O. Formy, Old Dock.
White, Mrs. Ann E., Mollie.
Singletary, Miss Mary M., Clarl
Hammond, J. <>., Fair Bluff.
Hester, Miss Francis M.. Orton.
Troy, Miss Sallie F.. Holton.
Means, R. M.. Ii.
Blue, Miss Dora, Bolt on.
Lemon, Hiss Conie P., Whiteville.
Tyles, Miss Mollie (.'.. Cerrogordo.
Cox, O. L., Dothan.
Graham, W. ('., 'l
Corvan, D. S., Jr.. Robeson.
Allen, Charles A., ( hadbourn.
Blue, Miss Lilly, Bolton.
Richardson, Miss Bessie, Whiteville.
Ferguson, W. A.. Whiteville.
Bulland, W. 11.. Braswell.
Shaw, (harles F.. Whjteville.
.Ionian, \\ . \\ .. Tabor.
lers, Miss Emma V., Whiteville.
Mills. Miss Delia V., Tabor.
Allen. Miss Julia 1... Armour.
H. I'.. Dothan.
Hornley, B. ii . < hadb
Miss 1 ' ladbourn.
• lith, J. A., Fair Bluff.
lor, Miss Alyce, Pair Bluff.
Smith, Miss Louli I I -ir Bluff.
Williamson, Charles E., Cerrogordo.
1 lester. Daniel, ( hadbourn.
[win, Mi~^ Flora, Coin.
W< n. F. T., Fair Bluff.
Penn, Miss Mae. Chadbourn.
Wooten, Mrs. itei i ha A.. Pr
McRa can Miss Emily, \ ineland.
Ri iuse, Miss Maj . W hitel ille.
Rou e, Miss Sarah, White\ ille.
Ministers not in Towns.
i; i.PTIST \. Port* r, Orton; D. v Gore,
Tabor.
METHODIST J. M. Morton, Old Dock.
Physicians not in Towns,
D. H. Jordan, Cronly.
.i M. McGougon, < lerro Qordo.
Ii. N. Gore. Tabor.
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COLUMBUS COUNTY.
Immber Plants.
CLARENDON LUMBER CO., Tabor.
BROWN & HOWESON, Vineland.
N. W. FRYER, Whiteville.
SMITH & GATLIN, Hallsboro.
GEORGE H. HALL, Orton.
WHITE AXLE CO., Wananish.
COUNCIL TOOL CO., Wananish.
THE AMERICAN CONSOLIDATED PINE
FIVER CO., Cronly.
Shingle Manufacturers.
SHORT & BEARS, Lake Waccamaw.
Merchants not in Tawns.
J. G. Butler. Pin
R. C. Applewhite, Cronly.
L. Butier & Co., Boardman.
Cox & Cox, Tabor.
Dothan Merchandise Co., Dothan.
T. F. Floyd, Sue.
N. P. Garrell. Clarendon.
Gatling & Smith, Hallsboro.
E. K. Gore, Pireway.
D. Hand, Cronlv.
C. H. Innman k Co., Tabor.
Mt. Tabor Grocery Co., Tabor.
M. McNeill, Sue.
J. P. Reaves, Coleman.
H. B. Short, Lake Waccamaw.
W. E. Powell & Co., Peacocks.
M. B. Smith, Bug Hill.
M. C. Smith, Bug Hill.
C. L. Spencer, Cronlv.
Stanly & Stanlv. Molly.
J. H. Scott, Cronly.
Saloons.
No saloons in county.
WHITEVILLE.
Incorporated in 1873.
Population, 634.
TAX RATE— 25c. on $100; schools, 10c.
To«vn Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 1 year.
MAYOR— J. B. Schulken.
CLERK— O. High.
TREASURER— 0. High.
TAX COLLECTOR— Manly Toon.
CITY PHYSICIAN— I. Jackson.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— I. Jackson.
STANDARD-KEEPER— J. A. Lumsden.
SURVEYOR— I. B. Tucker.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— E. S. Lewis, E.
A. Maultsby, H. F. Schulken, R. 0. Powell,
N. A. Thompson.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— R. H.
Powell, D. J. Lewis, J. I. Williamson.
POSTMASTER— J. D. Maultsbv.
R. R. AGENT— A. S. Richardson.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. S. Richardson.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— A. S. Barnes, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— A. E. L. Winecoff,
p«a it or
BAPTIST— B. Blalock, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
WHITEVILLE ACADEMY— N. A. Furgi-
son, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Whiteville Hotel, Mrs. F. A. Howell,
Prop.
Maxwell House, J. II. Maxwell, Prop.
Brown House, Miss E. Brown, Prop.
Agricultural Implements.
J. D. Maultsby.
R. H. Powell.
Barber Shops.
S. B. Lumsden.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. K. Hammond.
M. Frazier.
Books and Stationery.
0. High.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Barefoot & Smith.
Bicycle Dealers.
O. High.
Canned Goods.
D. L. Smith.
Contractors and Builders.
H. A. Elixson.
Advil Rouse.
J. W. Rouse.
Carriage Mmifaeturers.
M. Frazier.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Calder Bros.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Calder Bros.
Vineland Dry Goods Co.
Coal and Wood.
Archie Butler.
Buck Hinson.
Confectionery Healers.
O. High.
Cotton Dryers and Brokers.
J. D. Maultsby.
Powell & Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
E. S. Lewis.
E. G. Mills.
Dealers in Ice.
0. High.
Dealers in Tobacco.
Lewis & Maultsby.
Dentists.
W. Ross Davis.
Doctors.
1. Jackson.
N. A. Thompson.
J. F. Howell.
Druffsists.
Whiteville DTug Co.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. C. G. Wyche.
Miss Rachel M. Baldwin.
COLUMBU S COUNTY.
167
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Calder Bros.
Powell & Powell.
O. High.
Fruit Dealers.
H. F. Schulken.
0. High.
Furniture Dealers-
Powell & Powell.
Calder Bros.
Memoy Co.
General Merchandise.
Calder Bros.
Memoy Co.
W. J. Benton.
T. S. Memoy' s Son.
J. I. Williamson.
Powell & Powell.
C. W. Smith.
J. H. Maxwell.
Vineland Dry Goods Co.
Powell & Co.
J. P. Williams.
E. Nealy.
E. D. Richardson.
H. F. Schulken.
Job Printing Offices.
W. S. Swaringen.
Lawyers.
D. J. Lewis.
J. B. Schulken.
H. L. Lyon.
1. B. Tucker.
Don McRaekan.
Jackson Greer, Cronly.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Memoy Co.
J. F. Dunn.
Vineland BTy Goods Co.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. S. E. Memory.
Mrs. J. G. Blalock.
Newspapers and Editors.
COLUMBUS NEWS-TIMES— W. S. Swarin-
gen, Editor, Democrat.
Painters.
Haynes Harrelson.
Real Estate Agents.
W. E. McDaniel.
Sales and Livery Stables.
E. S. Lewis.
E. G. Mills.
Lee Fonny Duval.
S. Frank Lewis.
L. W. Carter.
Sporting Goods.
Oscar High.
Shincle Dealers.
H. F. Schulken.
Dealers in Tobacco.
Lewis & Maultsby.
Turpentine Stills.
Joshua Smith.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
J. D. Maultsby.
Veterinary Surgeons.
S. F. Lewis.
II. B. Register.
L. W
Watches and Jewelry
John B. Richardson.
Wood-Working Shops.
M. Fraz
FAIR BLUFF.
Incorporated in 1SG9.
Population, 32S.
LAX RATE— 10c. on .
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. D. Pridg
TREASURER- \.
TAX COLLECTOR— Y. C. Jones.
ATTORNEY— E. B,
CHIEF POLK E- V. < fo
RD OF ALDERMEN -J. N. Gibbons,
II. Barnes, S. 11. Anderson, B. L. Town-
send, C. 15. .Martin.
POSTMASTER— F. A. Tucker.
R. R. AGENT— D. C. Boss.
EXPRESS AGENT— D. C. Boss.
Schools and Academies.
FAIR BLUFF INSTITUTE— J. A. Smith,
Principal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. N. Gib-
bons, J. W. Powell, A. W. Jenkins.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. G. Blalock, Pastor.
METHODIST— A. S. Barnes, Pastor.
J. A. Smith, Moses Pridgen.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
B. A. Anderson.
W. B. Thompson.
.u Shade.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
A. Winstein.
Doctors.
A. G. Floyd.
11. G. Powell.
General Merchandise.
B. L. Townsend.
D. M. Rogers.
II. Barnes.
M. R. Powell.
J. P. Woddell.
R. G. Vates.
\V. K. Rogers.
li. A. Anderson.
Charles Hayens.
M. li. Elvington.
S. K. Anderson.
A. W. Jenkins.
M. Pridgen.
Lawyers.
E. B. Tucker.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. II ton.
Mrs. Y. C. Jones.
168
COLUMBU S COUNTY.
CERRO GORDO.
Incorporated in 1874.
Population, 123.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— E. D. Williamson.
CLERK— J. L. Williamson.
TRKASURER— J. L. Williamson.
MARSHAL— P. M. Nobles.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. W. William-
son, J. M. Smith, M. H. Nance, H. D.
Kellelian.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Frank Wooten,
Superintendent.
POSTMASTER— W. H. Harrison.
R. R. AGENT— J. B. Harrelson.
Schools and Academies.
METHODIST— Albert Barnes, Pastor,
Whiteville.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
J. L. William -on.
Doctors.
J. M. McGougan.
General Merchandise.
J. L. Williamson.
E. D. Williamson.
M. H. Nance.
J. W. Williamson.
H. D. Kellehan.
J. B. Harrelson.
P. E. Williams.
Doctors.
R. Tate.
General Merchandise.
R. E. L. Brown.
A. M. Thigpen.
G. W. Boyette.
N. A. Edmunds.
S. F. Thompson.
E. R. Bailey.
Newspapers and Editors.
CHADBOURN MESSENGER— J. D. Fink,
Editor.
Heal Estate Agents.
E. A. Perry.
CHADBOURN.
Incorporated in 1885.
Population, 243.
TAX RATE— 33 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— E. A. Perry.
TREASURER— E. F. Thompson.
TAX COLLECTOR— M. F. Lowe.
CHIEF OF POLICE— M. F. Lowe.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. E. L.
Brown, H. C. Cowan, G. W. Bovette.
POSTMASTER— T. H. Ramsbottom.
R. R. AGENT— J. T. /.and.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. T. Land.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— F. T. Wooten, Pastor.
METHODIST— A. F. Barnes, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. E. L. Winekoff,
Pastor.
Schools pnd Academies.
CHADBOURN HIGH SCHOOL— B. H.
Harnly, Principal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. E.
Thigpen, J. A. Thompson, Wm. Ramsbot-
tom.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
Brown Hotel.
Thigpen Hotel.
Boyett's Boarding House.
BOARDMAN.
Incorporated in 1891.
Population, 604.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. D. Turner.
CLERK AND TREASURER— W. II. Ben-
nett.
ATTORNEY— E. K. Proctor, Jr., Lumber-
ton.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Jerrv Carey.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— H. J. Hilton,
C. L. S. Sheldrake, S. B. Mottinger, Ed-
ward LeGallais.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Owen
Howell. John Black, W. T. Joyner.
POSTMASTER— Burclis Anderson.
R. R. AGENT— E. H. Pitman.
EXPRESS AGENT— E. H. Pitman.
FIRE MARSHAL— E. B. Wright.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Miss E. M.
Allen, Teacher.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hilton Inn.
Mrs. O. H. Britt.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
O. H. Britt.
Doctors.
J. C. Hall.
Drueeists.
J. C. Hall.
Lumber Plants.
BUTLER'S LUMBER CO.— (Incorporated.
Authorized capital. $300,000).
General Merchandise.
D. S. Williams.
E. J. Britt.
F. M. Stephens.
Butler's Lumber Co. General Store.
Shingle Manufacturers.
Butler's Lumber Co.
CRAVEN (i)l \TY.
CRAVEN COUNTY.
County Seat, New Bern.
One of the original precincts granted by Charles II. to the Lords Proprietors.
Name derived from William, Earl of Craven, one of the Lords.
Area, 900 square miles.
POPULATION: 24,160. White males, 4,798: white females, 4,815. Foreign bom,
ill. Negro males. 6,923; negro females, 7, (.20. Other colored, 4. White males over
21 years, 2,467; negro males over 21 years, 3,334; other colored, 4. White polls, 1,6
negro polls, 1,626.
Value of real estate, $2,136,409, increase of $58,773 over .1900. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,086,155, increase of $58,859 over 1900, including 1,50'i horses, 913 mules. 3 jacks
and jennets, 442 goats, 5,221 cattle, 1,319 hogs. 1,010 sh
Property listed in 1901 by whites, $2,860,110: by negroes, $362,454.
No. Schools: White, 47; Colored, 37.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 38e. poll; bridges, 15c. on $100 and 45c.
poll; for debt, 15c. on $100 and 45c. poll; roads, 10c. on $100 and 30c. poll. Bonded
debt, $47,000; floating debt, $1,500. No. miles macadam roads, 4; cost per mile, $7,500.
POST OFFICES- Askin, Bachelor, Bellair. Cherrypoint, Chip, Clark, Cohoq^e,
COVE, Croatan, DOVER, Ernul, FORT BARNWELL, Geddy, Havelock, Honolulu,
James City. Jasper, Lima, Maple Cypress, N£W BERN, (c. h.), North Harlowe, Per-
fection, Rhems, Riverdale, Thurman, TUSCARORA, VANCEBORO. Wasp, Zarah.
PUBLIC ROADS: Wm. Dunn, New Bern, Supt. Worked by Old State Law. No.
miles, about 350; improved, 2-3.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic and North Carolina, 45.00 miles, assessed value $347,840.56
Wilmington, Newbern and Norfolk, 9.44 miles, assessed value 53,605.75
Western Union Telegraph Company, 112.80 miles, assessed value 8,713.86
Old Dominion Steamship Company, assessed value 7,166.68
W. B. Ellis, steamers, assessed value 1,000.00
D. L. Robert, steamers, assessed value coo. no
A. J. Gatlin, steamers, assessed value 700.00
New Bern and Snow Hill Steamboat Co., assessed value 2,050.00
New Bern and Seven Springs Transportation Co., assessed value 1,000.00
Broadus & Ives, steamers, assessed value 800.00
J. J. Lassiter, steamers, assessed value 2,200.00
Southern Express Company, 57.98 miles, assessed value 2,090.65
SUPERIOR COURTS: February 10th, two weeks, civil cases only; April 7th; May
5th, two weeks, civil eases only; August 18ih, criminal eases only; September 15th,
two weeks, civil cases only; November 10th, criminal cases only; November 17th, civil
eases onlv.
COUNTY OFFICERS. SUPT. CO. HOME— Mrs. Fannie Williams,
CLERK OF THE COURT-W. M. Watson, *%**»■ADMINISTRAT0B Thomas F.
SHERIFF— James W. Biddle, New Bern. i M & 
