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TheNorth Carolina Year Book
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
A State Directory by Counties and Towns, Including State
Information, State Statistics and
General Statistics.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
INDEX.
COUNTIES —
are arranged alphabetically 65-642
TOWNS —
Are arranged under their respec-
tive counties and alphabeti-
cally on back of map.
CENSUS FIGURES 48-49
Population of N. C. 1900 and 1890 48
Native and Foreign 48
U. S. Census 1900 and 1890 .... 49
CORPORATIONS CHARTERED 33
INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOURCES
OF NORTH CAROLINA 58-64
LAND' GRANTS 57
OFFICIAL VOTE OF THE STATE... 20-20
Congressional vote 1904 25-26
Vote State Officers, 1904 24-25
Electoral Vote of N. C 64
Electoral Vote (by States)
Popular Vote for President 1904
Vote for Governor 1876-1904 .... 46
PLATFORMS 41"4r'
Democratic 41"44
Republican 44-4,i
POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS 35-40
Democratic • 35 -3 /
Republican 37-40
Prohibition
PUBLIC SCHOOL STATISTICS 33
RAILROADS ••• 27-31
SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.. o0-5.
Agricultural Society 56-57
Association of Academies
Association of Wholesale Dealers,
Millers and Manufacturers of the
Carolinas ^
Bankers Association
Bar Association *i
Cotton Growers Association ot
Chemical Society 52
Colonial Dames 51
Confederate Veterans
Daughters of Confederacy 51
Daughters of the Revolution 50
Daughters of the American Revo-
lution 56
Dental Society
Elks ". 55-56
Farmers' Association 52
Farmers' Alliance 53-51
Firemans' Association 5 I
Funeral Directors and Embalmers 54
G. A. R 51-52
Horticultural Society 53
J. O. U. A. M. ..... 55
Knights of Pythias
Literary and Historical Associa-
tion
Masons 5
Medical Society
N. C. Board Pharmacy
Nature Study Society 57
Odd Fellows .' 54
Pharmaceutical Association
Poultry Association
Pri is Association 52
Red Men
Retail Meri I anl 3' Association . .
Royal Arcanum
Socii tj of the < Sncinnati
Sons of the Confederacy
Sons of 1 h ■ Revolution
Stal e Fedi ral ion of Labor
Teachers' Assembly
Tobacco Growers' Association ... I
STATE GUARD
STATE GOVERNMENT 8-16
Execul Lve
Judicial 12-11
Legislative
T\\ COMMISSION RLTOKT 643 644
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
Index to Advertisements
Page.
Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad 23
Allen's Forty Lessons Double Entry
Bookkeeping 3
A. & M. College for the Colored Race,
Greensboro 293
American Book Co 30
Atkinson, John W. & Co., Rich-
mond. Ya 15
Atlantic ('oast Line Railroad Co 19
Atlantic Fire Insurance Co 44
Bank of Fayetteville, The. Fayetteville 7
Bank of Pee Dee, The, Rockingham . . 493
Bank of Wayne, The, Goldsboro 5
Bromo-Scltzer B
Branch Banking Co., Wilson 632
lina Insurance Co., of Wilming-
ton, N. C G
Christopher Engraving Co., Richmond,
Ya • 12
Citizens National Bank of Raleigh .... 46
Citizens Bank of Norfolk, The C
Citizens National Bank, Durham 239
City National Bank, Greensboro 287
Commercial & Farmers Bank, Raleigh 578
native Mutual Life Insurance
Co., of Charlotte, N. C C
Diggs & Beadles, Richmond, Ya 14
Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, lid G
Edwards & Broughton 44
Elizabeth College, Charlotte 389
Farmer and Mechanic 40
Fidelity Bank, The, Durham 235
First National Bank, The, Durham .. 231
First National Bank, Charlotte 392
Germania Lit. Ins. ( o., The, R. B. Hall 583
Greensboro Female College, Greens-
boro 43
Heath, I). C, & Co., Publishers, N. Y. 36
I [orner School, Oxford 42
Humphrey, E. A.. Attorney at Law .. F
Johnson, B. F., Publishing Co., Rich-
mond, Ya 32
Johnson, B. F., Publishing Co., Rich-
mond, Ya Stencil Edges.
Joyce Engraving Co., The Maurice,
Washington F
Judicially Determined 22
Keeley Institute. The, Greensboro 289
Killette, E. F. & Co.. Wilson 628
Kellam Cancer Hospital, Richmond,
Virginia E
King's Business College, Raleigh 578-597
Life Insurance Company of Virginia,
Richmond, Ya D
Marine Bank, Norfolk, Ya 9
11
Mechanics Dime Savings Bank, Raleigh 580
Mechanics & Investors Cnion 3
Murphy's Hotel, Richmond 4G
National Bank, The, Fayetteville .... 10
National Bank of Commerce, The, Nor-
folk, Va 6
News and Observer, The 47
Norfolk National Bank, The, Nor-
folk, Ya 4
Norfolk Bank for Savings and Trusts;
The
North Carolina Home Insurance Co.,
Raleigh On back of book.
North Carolina State Normal and In-
dustrial College, The 39
Fire Insurance Co.,
Greensboro 2S8
North Carolina College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts. The 38
Normal and Collegiate Institute, Asl
ville F
Norfolk & Southern Railroad Co 25
Presbyterian College for Women, Char-
lotte 41
Raleigh Marble Works, Cooper Bros.,
Props Q
Raleigh Savings Bank, Raleigh .j.-x
-ii and Southport Railway Co... 21
Seaboard Air Line Railway 17
Fair, The Great ... * 27
Southern Life Insurance- Co., Fay-
etteville Bottom of front cover.
Southgate, J., & Son, Durham, Insur-
ance 237
:lideal's Business College, Rich-
mond, Va E
Security Life and Annuity Co., Greens-
boro 291
Sydnor Pump & Well Co., (Inc.),
Richmond, Ya 29
Svdnor & Hundley, Richmond. Ya. .. D
fower-Binford Electric M'f'g Co.,
Richmond, Va 8
University Publishing Co 34
University of North Carolina 40
Uzzell, E. M. & Co., Raleigh 591
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co., Rich-
mond, Va Back cover.
Virginia State Insurance Co. of Rich-
mond, Ya E
Wake County Savings Bank, Raleigh.. 5S2
Ware-Kramer Tobacco Co., The. Wil-
son Top of front cover.
Wilson Sanatorium. The, Wilson 626
Wilmington Granite & Marble Works,
H. A. Tucker & Bro., Props., Wil-
mington 13
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
State Government.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
GOVERNOR— Robert Broadnax Glenn, of
Forsvth.
LIEUT. -GOVERNOR— Francis D. Winston,
of Bertie.
PRIVATE SECRETARY TO GOVERNOR—
A. H. Arrington, Nash.
EXECUTIVE CLERK— Miss Lillian Thomp
son, of Wake.
SECRETARY OF STATE— J. Bryan
Grimes, of Pitt.
CHIEF CLERK TO SECRETARY OF
STATE— George W. Norwood, of Wake.
CORPORATION CLERK— W. S. Wilson, of
Caswell.
SiilNOGRAPHER— Mre. Mary Grimes
Smith, of Pitt.
STATE TREASURER— Benj. R. Lacy, of
Wake.
CHIEF CLERK, TREASURY DEPART-
MENT—W. F. Moody, of Mecklenburg.
CLERK FOR INSTITUTIONS— P. B. Flem-
ing, of Franklin.
TELLER— J. K. Doughton, Alleghany.
LICENSE CLERK— Miss M. F. Jones, of
Buncombe.
STATE AUDITOR— Benj. F. Dixon, of
Cleveland.
CHIEF CLERK TO AUDITOR— H. T. Hud-
son, of Cleveland.
PENSION CLERK— E. II. Baker, of Wake.
CLERK AND STENOGRAPHER— Mrs. F.
W. Smith, of Wake.
ATTORNEY GENERAL— Robert D. Gil-
mer, of Haywood.
CLERK AND STENOGRAPHER— Miss
Sarah Burkhead, of Columbus.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN-
STRUCTION—J. Y. Jovner, of Guilford.
CHIEF CLERK— John Duckett, of Robe-
son.
CLERK AND STENOGRAPHER— Miss
Ella Duckett, of RobeBon.
SPECIAL CLERK AND SECRETARY TO
EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE—
12. I). W. Connor, of Wilson.
ADJUTANT GENERAL— T. R. Robertson,
of Mecklenburg.
STATE LIBRARIAN— M. O. Sherrill, of
Catawba.
ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN— Miss Carrie E.
Broughton, of Wake.
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR AND PRINT-
ING—Henry B. Varner, of Davidson.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER— M. L. Ship-
man, of Henderson.
STENOGRAPHER— Miss Daisy Thompson,
ei Wake.
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER— James R
J. C. DREWRY, Pres. J. S. WYNNE, V. P., B. S. JERMAN, Treas., GEORGE ALLEN,
Sec, J. N. HOLDING, Atty. W. S. PRIMROSE and L. D. HEARTT, All Directors.
fv&echamcs and Investors Union,
Raleigh, N. C, Chartered May, 1893.
A Six Per cent Investment Company.
This Company Issues
MONTHLY PAYMENT SIN PER CENT CERTIFICATES.
From $100 to $1,000 to mature in 45, 50, 60, 80 or LOO monl
Also Full Paid Ten Year Coupon Certificates $ loo. (to.
which are sold for $92 cash and give a six per cent investment!
Taxes are paid by the Company on all Certificates.
Investors can pay by check on any bank.
Loans Made on Residence Property, Secured by Mortgage.
Address, GEORGE ALLEN, Secretary, Raleigh, N. O.
Allen's Forty Lessons Double Entry Bookkeeping.
Price $1.00 sent postpaid. 7,000 copies have been sold. Teachers and Business Mi a
say that it is clear, correct and practical. Address.
GEORGE ALLEN, Raleigh, \. C.
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ORGANIZED AUGUST 1, 1885.
THE
Norfolk National Bank
NORFOLK, VA.
United States Depositary
Capital $400,000; Surplus and Profits, $525,000.
Has unsurpassed facilities in every branch of legitimate Banking.
Accounts 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 these who may contemplate making changes
or opening new accounts.
( \ [.DWELL HARDY, President. C. W. GRANDY, Vice-President.
A. B. SCHWARZKOPF, Cashier. W. A. GODWIN, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
C. W. GRANDY. CALDWELL HARDY,
M. L. T. DAVIS WM M_ AVHALEY,
of M. L. T. Davis &Co. __ . , . ' . _ „ . T „
President Roanoke R. R. & L. Co.
W. D. ROUNTREE,
of W. D. Rountree & Co.
WM. II. WHITE,
F. S. ROYSTER,
President F. S. Royster Guano Co.
R. P. WALLER,
JOHN N. VAUGHAN,
of Vaughan & Barnes.
D. LOWENBERG,
J. G. WOMBLE,
C. A. WOODARD,
C. BILLUPS,
of C. Billups, Son & Co.
HENRY KIRN.
G. M. SERPELL,
Gen'l Mgr. A. C. L. Ry.
JOHN H. RODGERS,
of Rodgers, McCabe & Co.
WILLIAM SLOANE.
of William Sloane & Co. .
E. T. LAMB,
Gen'l Agt. Southern Ry.
W. T. HAM,
of W. T. Ham & Co.
A. B. SCHWARZKOPF, Cashier.
Young, of Vance.
CLERK TO INSURANCE COMMISSION-
ER—D. H. Milton, of Rockingham.
CLERK AND STENOGRAPHER— Miss Ida
Montgomery, of Wake.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC BUILD-
INGS— C. C. Cherry, of Edgecombe.
STATE STANDARD KEEPER— L. H.
Lumsden, of Wake.
STATE PRINTER— E. M. Uzzell, of Wake.
Governor's Council.
The 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-
intendent of Public Instruction, and Attor-
ney General.
Board of Public Buildings and
Grounds.
The Governor, Secretary of State, Treas-
un r, and Attornev-General.
State Board of Pensions.
The Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, and
Attorney General.
County Board of Pensions.
The Clerk of the Court, Register of
Deeds, Sheriff and Chairman of Board of
County Commissioners.
Board of Internal Improvements, j
The Governor, B. C. Beckwith, of Wake, j
I R. A. Morrow, Union; A. H. Arrington, of
Wake ex-officio.
Corporation Commission.
Franklin McNeill, of New Hanover, Chair-
man. (Term expires January, 1907).
Samuel L. Rogers, of Macon. (Term ex-
pires January, 1909).
E. C. Bed'dingfield, of Wake. (Term ex-
pires January, 1909).
Henry C. Brown, of Surry, Chief Clerk-
Miss E. G. Riddick, Stenographer, Gates.
Board of Charities.
William A. Blair, (chairman^, Winston-
Salem.
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Goldsboro
The Geographic
and Commercial
Center of
Middle (®> Eastern
North Carolina.
Quick Mail Facilities
Twenty-one Trains
Daily.
The
e
Bank of Wavae
Established 1891.
E. B. BORDEX . . . President.
W. E. BORDEN Cashier.
Capital, Surplus and
Profits over $200,000.00
Offers to you Direct Service, Reason-
able Rates and Immediate Returns
for all Business entrusted to it.
State Banks of North Carolina are Under Thorough and Rigid
Examination by the State Authorities.
Edgar L. Haughton, Pollocksville.
W. F. Craig, Marion.
Carey J. Hunter, Raleigh.
A. C. McAlister, Asheboro.
Miss Daisy Denson, Raleigh, Secretary.
North. Carolina Geological
Board.
Board of Managers — Governor R. B.
Glenn, Ex-Officio Chairman.
State Geologist— J. A. Holmes, Chapel
Hill.
Henry E. Pries, Winston.
Frank Wood, Edenton.
Frank R. Hewett, Asheville.
Hugh McRae, Wilmington.
Scientific Staff — Joseph Hyde Pratt, As-
sistant Geologist and Mineralogist, Chapel
Hill, N. C. ; W. W. Ashe, Forester, Ra-
leigh, N. C. ; B. S. Dtane, Assistant Hy-
drographer, Greensboro, N. C. ; W. L. Spoon,
Engineer, Burlington, N. C. ; R. J. Sykes,
Clerk of Statistician, Chapel Hill, N. C.
State Board of School Ex-
aminers.
J. Y. Joyner, Raleigh.
J. I. Foust, Greensboro.
F. L. Stevens, West Raleigh.
M. C. S. Noble, Chapel Hill.
State Board of Health.
George G. Thomas, M. D., President,
Wilmington.
Richard H. Lewis, M. D., Secretary and
Treasurer, Raleigh.
S. Westray Battle, M. D., Asheville.
Henry W. Lewis, M. D., Jackson.
J. L. Nicholson, M. D., Richlands.
W. P. Ivey, M. D., Lenoir.
W. II. Whitehead, M. D., Rocky Mount.
J. L. Ludlow, C. E., Winston.
Or. W. 0. Spene<T. Winston.
Dr. J. H. Way, Waynesville.
State Board of Medical Ex-
aminers.
M. H. Fletcher, M. D., President, Ashe-
ville, Phvsiology and Hygii
George W. Pressly, M. P., Secretary-
Treasurer, Charlotte, Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
Franklin H. Russell, M. D., Wilmington.
Surgery.
STATE GOVERNMENT— EX ECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
The National Bank
SLCommerce S£foIk
CAPITAL $500,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 350,000.00
DEPOSITARY OF THE UNITED STATES, U. S. COURT AND
OF THE CI TY OF NORFOLK.
Deposits, $3,600,000.00
Respectfully solicits the business of Banks, Bankers, Corpora-
tions, and Individuals, and assures to its clients a thoroughly effi-
cient service, and an intelligent attention to details.
NATHANIEL BEAMAN. President.
TAZEWELL TAYLOR, Vice-President.
H. M. KERR, Cashier.
M. C. FEREBEE, Assistant Cashier.
F. A. PORTER, Assistant Cashier.
The largest Capital of any Bank in Tidewater Virginia.
James M. Parrott, M. D., Kinston, Anato-
my and Histology.
C. O'H. Laughinghouse, M. D., Green-
ville, Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
J. T. J. Battle, M. D., Greensboro,
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
A. A. Kent, M. D., Lenoir, Practice of
Medicine.
State Board of Agriculture.
S. L. Patterson, Commissioner, ex officio
Chairman, Raleigh.
First District—.]. M. Forehand, Rocky-
hock.
Second District— J. B. Stokes, Windsor.
Third District— Wm. Dunn, New Bern.
Fourth District— C. N. Allen, Auburn.
Fifth District— R. \V. Scott, Melville.
Sixth District— A. T. McCallum, Red
Springs.
Seventh District— J. P. McRae, Laurin-
burg.
Eighth District— R. L. Doughton, Laurel
Springs.
Ninth District— W. A. Graham, Machpelah
Tenth District— A. Cannon, Horse Shoe.
OFFICERS:
Commissioner — S. L. Patterson.
Secretarv— T. K. Bruner.
State Chemist— B. W. Kilgore.
Veterinarian— Tait Butler.
Entomologist— Mr. Woglum.
Botanist and Biologist— Gerald McCarthy.
Naturalist and Curator— H. H. Brimley.
Horticulturist— H. H. Hume.
State Board of Elections.
Wilson G. Lamb, (chm.), Williamacon.
Robert T. Claywell, Morganton.
J. R. Llewellyn, Dobson.
Clarence Call, Wilkesboro.
A. B. Freeman, Hendersonville.
Directors State's Prison.
J. G. Hackett, (chm.), North Wilkesboro.
Jno. D. Dawe, Elm City.
J. P. Kerr, Ashevile.
W. E. Cropland, Rockingham.
J. G. Hackett, North Wilkesboro.
R. H. Speight, Whitakers.
Quarantine Committee.
A. Cannon, Chairman, Horse Shoe.
William Dunn, New Bern.
C. N. Allen, Auburn.
Commission for Controlling
Crop Pests.
S. L. Patterson, Commissioner of Agri-
ture, Chairman, Raleigh.
J. Van Lindley, President State Horti-
cultural Society, Pomona.
Franklin Sherman, Jr., Entomologist,
Raleigh.
T. K. Bruner, Secretary, Raleigh.
State Highway Commission.
S. L. Patterson, Commissioner of Agri-
culture, Raleigh.
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
The BANK OF FAYETTEVILLE
Fayet>t>eville, N. C.
H. W. LILLY, President.
JOHN O. ELLINGTON, V.-Pres't.
C. M. HUGHES, Cashier.
Capital Stock, $100,000.00
Surplus and Profits. S57.500.00
The Largest Capital and Surplus of any Bank in this Section of
the State. We handle Collections entrusted to us DIRECT.
Dr. J. A. Holmes, State Geologist, Chapel ,
Hill.
T. K. Bruner, Secretary, Raleigh.
State Institutions.
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CARO-
LINA— Chapel 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.
NORTH CAROTLNA AGRICULTURAL EX-
PERIMENT STATION— George T. Winston,
President; B. W. Kilgore, Director
THE STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL
COLLEGE— Greensboro; Charles D. Mclver,
President.
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
COLLEGE FOR THE COLORED RACE—
Greensboro; James B. Dudley, President.
NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION FOR
THE DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND— Raleigh;
John E. Ray, A. M., Principal.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT OF CULLO-
WHEE HIGH SCHOOL— Painter; J. N. Wil-
son. Teacher in Charge.
NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL FOR THE
DEAF AND DUMB— Morganton ; E. McK.
Goodwin, 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, J. S. Mann,
Superintendent. Raleigh.
OXFORD ORPHAN ASYLUM— Oxford;
under auspices of Grand Lodge of Masons;
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent. Partly sup-
ported by the State.
Directors North Carolina Rail-
road Company.
State's proxy, Philip Pope, Greensboro.
Hugh G. Chatham, Pres., Elkin.
W. H. Williams. Newton.
W. T. Brown, Winston-Salem.
Thos: H. Vanderford, Salisbury.
Jno. W. Lambert, Thomasville.
Allen J. Ruffin, Hillsboro.
S. C. Penn, Reidsville.
L. Banks Holt, Graham.
Directors Atlantic & N. C. R.
R. Company.
On Part of State:
J. W. Granger, Pres., Kinston.
•I. S. Chadwick, Beaufort.
C. T. Watson. New Bern.
L. P. Tapp, Kinston.
C. M. Busbee, Raleigh.
W. H. Bagley, Raleigh.
D. B. Hooker, Bayboro.
W. D. Creech, Goldsboro.
State's Proxy, T. D. Warren, Trenton.
Oyster Commissioner.
Wm. M. Webb, Morehead City.
Geo. H. Hill, (Assistant), Washington.
Directors State Normal and
Industrial College at
Greensboro.
First District— W. P. Shaw, Winton.
Second District— A. J. Connor, Rich
Square.
Third District . — . .
Fourth District— R. T. Gray, Raleigh.
Fiftl) District— S. M. Gattis, Hillsboro.
Sixth District— J. F. Post, Wilmington.
Seventh District— T. B. Bailey, Mocks-
ville.
Eighth District— J. L. Nelson, Lenoir.
Ninth District— C. H. McDane, Newton.
Tenth District— J. D. Murphy, Asheville.
Directors D. D. and B. Instil
tution, Raleigh.
J. E. Pogue, (chin.), Raleigh.
.1. \l. Walsh, Rockingham.
!;. il. Hayi 3, Pittsboro.
A. L. McNeil, Sanford
R. !!. Boyd, Warn ril
C. B. Edwards, Raleigh.
.1. A. Briggs, Raleigh.
Board Visitors A. & M. College
C. W. Gold. Wilson.
- W. J. Pecl<\ Raleigh.
R. L. Smith, Albemarle.
George Howard, Tarboro.
W. S. Primrose, Raleigh.
D. A. Tompkins, Charlotte.
E. M. Koonce, Jacksonville.
W. II. Ragan, lligh Point.
STATE GOVERNMENT— EX EC III VE DEPARTMENT.
Tower-Binford Electric and Manufacturing Co.
Manufacturers and Jobbers
Electrical Apparatus and Supplies.
Write for our prices.
RICHMOND, VA.
Frank Wood, Edenton.
David Clark, Charlotte.
J. Frank Ray, Franklin.
Board of Trustees of the A. & M.
College.
S. L. Patterson, Commissioner, ex officio
Chairman. Raleigh.
First District — J. M. Forehand, Ro,?ky-
hock
Second District — J. B. Stokes, Windsor.
Third District — Wm. Dunn, New Bern.
Fourth District — C. N. Allen, Auburn.
Fifth District— R. W. Scott, Melville.
Sixth District— A. T. McCallum, Red
Springs.
Seventh District — J. P. McRae, Laurin-
burg.
Eighth District— R. L. Doughton, Laurel
Springs.
Ninth District — W. A. Graham, Machpelah.
Tenth District — A. Cannon, Horse Shoe.
Secretary — T. K. Bruner, Raleigh.
Directors of the School for the
D. and D. at Morganton.
W. S. Lewis (chm.), Statesville.
M. H. Holt, Oak Ridge.
J. C. Seagle, Lenoir.
A. C. Miller, Shelby.
J. G. Neal, Marion.
J. P. Jeter, Morganton.
W. C. Dowd, Charlotte.
Directors State Hospital,
Raleigh.
John W. Thompson, (chm.), Raleigh.
J. D. Biggs, Williamston.
Edward Smith, Godwin.
L. J. Picot, Littleton.
S. O. Middleton, Hallsville.
W. H. Whitehead. Rocky Mount.
Robt. H. Stancill, Margerettsville.
Jas. M. Parrott, Kinston.
J. G. Hunt, Oxford.
J. D. Biggs, Williamston.
Miss Mary Lacy, Secretary to Board and
Executive Committee, and Stenographer.
Directors State Hospital at
Morganton.
J. P. Caldwell. President, Charlotte.
James P. Sawyer, Asheville.
J. I. Davis, Morganton.
J. G. Hall, Lenoir.
j Joseph Jacobs, Winston.
I Charles H. Armfield, Statesville.
A. A. Shuford, Hickory.
Robert L. Holt, Burlington.
George B. Walker, Robbinsville.
Joe Jacobs, Winston.
Chas. H. Armfield, Statesville.
Trustees A. &. M. College at
Greensboro for the Col-
ored Race.
Officers — J. I. Foust, Greensboro, Chair-
man.
S. A. Kerr, Greensboro, Secretary and
Treasurer.
First District— W. R. Williams. Falkland.
Second District — W. A. Darden, Ormonds-
ville.
Third District — W. R. Newberry, Magno-
lia.
Fourth District— J. B. Phillips, Battle-
boro.
Fifth District — J. I. Foust, Greensboro.
Sixth District— D. D. Carlyle, Saddle Tree.
Seventh District— H. C. Tyson, Carthage.
Ninth District— J. O: Alexander, Char-
lotte.
At Large — Chas. G. Rose, Fayetteville;
J. B. Minor, Greensboro; W. A. Enloe,
Dillsboro; R. W. Morphis, Reidsville.
Board Directors State Hos-
pital at Goldsboro.
Dr. Elisha Porter, Rocky Mount.
D. W. Bullock, Wilmington.
R. S. McCoin, Henderson.
W. L. Hill, Warsaw.
W. R. Hollowell, Goldsboro.
H. E. Dillon, LaGrange.
W. E. Headen, Morehead City.
Dr. Albert Anderson, Wilson.
D. E. McKinnie, Princeton.
Dr. T. M. Jordan, Raleigh.
Directors Soldiers' Home.
A. B. Andrews, Chairman, Raleigh.
J. S. Carr, Durham.
J. A. Ramsey, Salisbury.
A. B. Stronacn, Raleigh.
B. F. Dixon, Secretary, Raleigh.
Executive Committee — A. B. Stronach,
Chairman; B. F. Dixon, Secretary; J. S.
Carr.
STATE GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
WALTER )I. TAYLOR,
President.
R. C. TAYLOR, JR.,
Cashier.
GEO. R. ATKINSON, JR.,
Assistant Caslii > r.
Marine Bank, N
orfolk
Va.
CAPITAL $1 10,000.00
SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $180,000.00
Correspondence of Banks and Bankers Solicited. Collections Remitted for on Day of
Payment. No Charge for Collections Payable with Exchange.
Bank Examiners.
F. J. Haywood, Jr., Raleigh.
W. L. Williams (Assistant), Fayetteville.
The Audubon Society of North
Carolina.
President— R. H. Lewis, Raleigh.
Vice-President— J. Y. Joynev Raleigh.
Secretary— T. Gilbert Pearson, Greensboro.
Treasurer— E. W. Gudger, Greensboro.
Sec. Jr. Dept.— Mrs. W. C. A. Hammel,
Greensboro.
Executive Committee — P. D. Gold, Jr.,
Greensboro; F. A. Sondley, Asheville; S.
M. Beasle-', Poplar Branch; J. I. Foust,
Greensboro; S. L. Patterson, Raleigh.
LEGISLATIVE DEPART-
MENT.
SENATE.
First District— (Camden, Chowan, Cur-
rituck, Gates, Hertford, Pasquotank, Per-
quimans— two Senators — C. S. Vann, D.,
Edenton, S. M. Beasley, D.. Poplar Branch.
Second District— (Beaufort, Dare, Hyde,
Martin, Pamlico, Tyrrell, Washington)—
two Senators— H. W. Stubbs, D., Wil-
liamstonj S. C. Bragaw, D., Washington.
Third District— (Bertie, Northampton)—
one Senator— T. W. Mason, D., Garysburg.
Fourth District— (Halifax) — one Senator—
W. H. Thorne, D., Airlie.
Fifth District— (Edgecombe) — one Sena-
tor—Bonnell Gilliam, D., Tarboro.
Sixth District— (Pitt)— one Senator— J. L.
Fleming, D., Greenville.
Seventh District— (Franklin, Nash, Wil-
son)—two Senators— R. H. Ricks, D., Rocky
Mount- W. W. Boddie, D., Louisburg.
Eighth District— (Carteret, Craven
Greene, Jones, Lenoir, Onslow) — two Sena-
tors—D. L. Ward,, D., New Bern; W. L.
Arendell, D., Morehead City.
Ninth District— (Wavne)— one Senator—
D. J. Aaron, D., Mt. Olive.
Tenth District— Duplin, Pender)— one
Senator — James F. Moore, D., Currie.
Eleventh District — (Brunswick, New Han-
over)— one Senator — B. G. Empie, D., Wil-
mington.
Twelfth District— (Bladen, Columbus)—
one Senator— E. F. McCulloch, D, White
Oak.
Thirteenth District— (Robeson)— one Sen-
ator— A. L. Shaw, D., Lumber Bridge.
Fourteenth District — (Cumberland)— one
Senator — N. A. Sinclair, D., Fayetteville.
Fifteenth District — (Harnett, Johnston,
Sampson) — two Senators — J. A. T. Jones,
D., R. F. D. McCullers; Henry A. Grady,
D., Clinton.
Sixteenth District— (Wake)— one Senator
—J. C. Ellington, D., (deceased), Raleigh.
Seventeenth District— (Vance, Warren)—
one Senator— A. C. Zollicoffer, D., Hender-
Eighteenth District— (Granville, Person)
—one Senator— J. A. Long, D., Roxboro.
Nineteenth District— (Alamance, Cas-
well, Durham, Orange)— two Senators— H.
A. Foushee, D., Durham; J. A. Turrentine.
D., Burlington.
Twentieth District— (Rockingham) — one
Senator— A. J. Burton, D., Reidsville.
Twenty-first District— (Guilford)— one
Senator— A. M. Scales, D., Greensboro.
Twenty-second District — (Chatham,
Moore, Richmond, Scotland)— two Senators
—Hector McLean, D., Laurinburg; W. I
Everett, D., Rockingham.
Twenty-third District— (Montgomery
Randolph)— one Senator— W. II. Watkinn
D., Ramseur.
Twenty-fourth District— (Anson. I
son, Stanly, Union)— two Senators— End -I
Coxe, D., Wadesboro; S. E. Williams, D.
Lexington.
Twenty-fifth District— (Cabarrus,
lenburg)— two Senators— C. H. Duls, D.
Charlotte; W. R. Odell, D., Com
Twenty-sixtli District— (Rowan)— om
ator— R. L. Wright, D.. Salisbury.
Twenty-seventh District— (Forsyth)— one
Senator— A. II. Eller, D., Winston-Salem.
Twenty-eighth District -(Sto
one Senator—*.'. 0. Boyles, I!.. G
Twenty-ninth District— (Bavie, Wilkes,
Yadkin)— L. P. Soih.t<. !;., Osbornville.
Thirtieth District— (Iredell) om -
— Zeb V. Long. P.. States^ ille.
Tliirtv-first District—"
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STATE GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
THE NATIONAL BANK
Fayetteville, N. C
extends to its customers and the public generally every banking
facility that can be had anywhere in the world.
Our Motto: Safety, Promptness and courtesy. Money on De-
posit in this Government bank is as safe as in the Government
vaults at Washington. Write, or call on us, for information.
W. A. VAXSTORY, President,
C. J. COOPER, Cashier.
— one Senator — C. L. Turner, D.( Monbo.
Thirty-second District — (Gaston) — one
Senator — O. F. Mason, D., Dallas.
Thirty-third District— (Cleveland, Hen-
derson, Polk, Rutherford) — two Senators —
C. F. Toms, D., Hendersonville; J. F. Al-
exander, D., Forest City.
Thirty-fourth District — (Alexander, Burke,
Caldwell, McDowell)— two Senators— A. V.
Miller, R., Lenoir; Wm. R. Pearson, R.,
Morganton.
Thirty-fifth District — (Alleghany, Ashe,
Watauga) — one senator — S. A. Taylor, R.,
Laurel Springs.
Thirty-sixth District — (Mitchell, Yancey,
Madison) — one Senator — A. B. Bryan, R.,
Burnsville.
Thirty-seventh District — (Buncombe) — one
Senator— C. A. Webb, D, Asheville.
Thirty-eighth District — (Transylvania,
Haywood, Jackson, Swain) — one Senator —
W. W. Stringfield, D., Waynesville.
Thirty-ninth District — (Macon, Clay,
Graham, Cherokee) —one Senator — J. L.
Crisp, R.. Stecoah.
SENATE OFFICERS.
President — Francis D. Winston, Lieuten-
ant Governor, Windsor.
President Pro-Tem— C. A. Webb, Ashe-
ville.
Principal Clerk — A. J. Maxwell, Kinston.
Reading Clerk— W. L. Cohoon, Elizabeth
City.
Engrossing Clerk — Jno. W. Simpson,
Rutherfordton.
Principal Door Keeper — L. B. Pegram,
Raleigh.
Assistant Door Keeper— Robert M. Staley,
Wilkesboro.
HOUSE.
Alamance — Will J. Graham, D., Union
Ridge.
Alexander— H. T. Campbell, R., Taylors-
ville.
Alleghany — R. K. Finney, D., Nulin.
Anson — J. A. Lockhart, Jr., D., Wades-
I boro.
Ashe— F. C. Young, R., Grassy Creek.
Beaufort— W. A. B. Branch. D., Gilead.
James H. Harris, D., Washington.
Bertie— C. W. Mitchell, D., Aulander.
Bladen— J. 0. West, D., Ruskin.
Brunswick— C. Ed. Taylor, E., South-
pert.
Buncombe — J. D. Murphey, D., Ashe-
ville; J. F. Glenn, D., Asheville.
Burke — Benjamin F. Davis, D., Morgan-
ton.
Cabarrus — M. B. Sticklev, D., Concord.
Caldwell— J. A. Crisp, R., Caldwell.
Camden— G. C. Barco, D., Shiloh.
Carteret— T. D. Webb, D., Morehead
City.
Caswell— W. T. Sledge, D., Blanch.
Catawba — W. C. Feimster, D., Newton.
Chatham— J. R. Rives, D., Goldston.
Cherokee— W. M. West, R., Murphy.
Chowan— W. T. Perry, D., Rocky Hock.
Clav— .(. A. Buchanan, R., Elf.
Cleveland— R. L. Ryburn, D., Shelby.
Columbus — J. M. Shipman, D., Whiteville,
R. F. D.
Craven — 0. H. Guion, D., New Bern.
Cumberland— A. D. McGill. D., R. F. D.
Fayetteville; N. C. Thaggard, D., Cedar
Creek.
Currituck — W. L. Owens, D., Jarvisburg.
Dare — R. Bruce Etheridge, D., Manteo.
Davidson — G. F. Hankins, D., Lexington.
Davie— A. T. Grant, Jr.. R., Mocksville.
Duplin — H. D. Williams, D., Kenansville.
Durham— J. Crawford Biggs, D., Dur-
ham.
Edgecombe— M. B. Pitt, D., Old Sparta;
P. C. Vestal, D., Rocky Mount.
Forsyth— J. D. Waddill, D., Salem
Chapel; C. H. Hasten, D.. Winston-Salem.
Franklin— B. W. Ballard. D., Franklin-
ton.
Gaston— R. A. White, D., R. F. D.;,
Kings Mountain; C. E. Hutchison, D.,
Mount Holly.
Gates— R. W. Simpson, D., Trotville.
Graham— W. W. Fleming, D., Robbins-
ville.
Granville — A. W. Graham, D., Oxford.
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STATE GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT
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C. W. GRANDY,
Vice-President.
CALDWELL HARDY,
President.
W. W. VICAR,
Cashier.
The Norfolk Bank
For Savings and Trusts.
Authorized Depositary for Curators, Executors, Administrators,
Trustees, Guardians, Etc.
CAPITAL $100,000.00
UNDIVIDED PROFITS $135,000.00
Transacts a General Banking- and Fiduciary Business.
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. Savings Deposits of $1.00 and over received, and interest al-
lowed on all sums of $5.00 and multiples thereof, on deposit the first days of Jan-
uary and July, that have then been on deposit for three or more months.
ACTIVE ACCOUNTS. As this Bank does a General Banking Business, Active Accounts
are also solicited.
LOANS made on Real Estate and on approved endorsements and Collaterals.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. For safe keeping Stocks, Bonds, Insurance Poli-
cies, 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.
TRUSTEES, EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR, ETC. This Bank has superior facilities for
handling Estates. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
Greene— J. T. Frizzelle, D., R. F. D. No.
2, Snow Hill.
Guilford — Wescott Robeson, D., High
Point; J. R. Gordon, D'., Jamestown.
Halifax— T. C. Harrison, D., Weldon;
Sands Gavle, D. , Roanoke Rapids.
Harnett— W. A. Stewart, D., Dunn.
Havwood — Joe S. Davis, D., Waynesville,
R. F". D. No. 2.
Henderson — W. C. Rector, R., Hender-
sonville.
Hertford— B. B. Winborn, D., Murfrees-
boro.
Hvde — Walter Jones, D., Swan Quarter.
Iredell— T. M. C. Davidson, D., States-
ville; Zeb. V. Turlington, D., Mooresville.
Jackson — Felix E. Alley, D., Webster.
Johnston — J. D. Canady, D., Benson;
Rom. H. Gower, D., Clayton.
Jones— T. D. Warren, D., Trenton.
Lenoir — George Turner, D., Pink Hill.
Lincoln — W. A. Graham, D., Machpelah.
Macon — W A. Rogers, D., Franklin.
Madison— J. Will Roberts, R., Marshall.
Martin— J. B. Coffield, D., Everetts.
McDowell — M. F. Morphew, D., Marion.
Mecklenburg— H. Q. Alexander, D., Mat-
thews; R. C. Freeman, D., Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 4; Frank R. McNinch, D., Char-
lotte.
Mitchell— J C. Bowman, R., Bakersville.
Montgomery — C. C. Wade, D., Troy.
Moore — John R. McQueen, D., Carthage.
Nash — S. F. Austin, D., Nashville.
New Hanover — G. J. Boney, D., Wil-
mington.
Northampton— W. T. Joyner, D., Garys-
burg.
Onslow — E. M. Koonce, D., Jacksonville.
Orange — L. Ed. Andrews, P., Chapel
Hill.
Pamlico — R. L. Woodard, D., Pamlico.
Pasquotank — J. C. B. Ehringhaus, D.,
Elizabeth City.
Pender— E. A. Hawes, Jr., D., Atkinson.
Person — John S. Cuningham, D., Cun-
ingham.
Perquimans — W. G. Cox, D., Hertford.
Pitt — J. J. Laughinghouse, D., Green-
ville; J. B. Little D., Greenville ,R. F.
D. No. 5.
Polk— Jno. W. McFarland, R., Poores
Ford.
Randolph— W. P. Wood. D., Asheboro;
T. J Redding, D., Hoyle.
Richmond — George Warburton, D., Rock-
ingham.
Robeson — E. J. Britt, D., Lumberton;
G. C. Fisher, D., R. F. D. No. 3, Maxton.
Rockingham — Ira R. Humphreys, D.,
Wentworth; R. A. Stokes, D., Fitzgerald.
Rowan — Walter Murphey, D., Salisbury;
J. S. Hall, D., Barber.
Rutherford— L. E. Powers, D., Ruther-
fordton.
Sampson — George E. Butler,. R., Clinton;
John E. Fowler, R., Clinton.
Scotland— Mark Morgan, I)., Laurinburjf.
Stokes— Isaac M. Gordon, R., Danbury
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STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
CUTS
— I/IKE —
-THIS FROM-
ONE
DOLLAR
-UP-
CHRISTOPHER
ENGRAVING CO., (Inc.),
RICHMOND, VA.
Stanly — A. R. Kirk. R., Albemarle.
Surry — J. H. Dobson, R., Rockford
Swain — A. S. Patterson, R., Bryson City.
Transvlvania — YV. M. Henry, Brevard.
Tyrrell— J. C. Meekins, Sr., R., Colum-
bia.
Union — C. N. Simpson, D., Monroe; E.
B. Redwine, D., Monroe.
Tanee — Thomas Taylor, D., Townsville.
Wake— A. B. Stronach. D., Raleigh
Percv J. Olive, D., Apex; R. E. Sentelle.
D. , Wakefield.
Warren— S. G. Daniel, D., Littleton.
Washington — W. R. Chesson, D., Mack-
ey's Ferry.
AVatauga— C. W. Phipps, R., (deceased),
Shulls Mill.
Wavne— J. M. Hollowell, D., Goldsboro;
A. T; Uzzell, D., Goldsboro.
Wilkes— C. H. Cowles, R., Wilkesboro;
John A. Holbrook, R., Trap Hill.
Wilson— S. A. Woodard, D., Wilson.
Yadkin— J. C. Pinnix, R., Marler.
Yancey — J. F. Byrd, D., Ramsaytown.
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE.
Speaker— 0. H. Guion, of New Bern.
Principal Clerk— Frank D. Hackett, North
Wilkesboro.
Reading Clerk— F. B. Arendell, Raleigh.
Engrossing Clerk— M. D. Kinsland,
Wavnesville.
Door Keeper— John P. Kerr, Yanceyville.
Assistant Door Keeper — David _ James,
Greenville.
North Carolina Courts.
THE SUPREME COURT OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
Walter Clark, of Wake, Chief Justice.
Piatt D. Walker, of Mecklenburg, Asso-
ciate Justice.
Henry G. Connor, of Wilson, Associate
Justice.
Georgy H. Brown, Jr., of beaufort, Asso-
ciate Justice.
William A. Hoke, of Lincoln, Associate
Justice.
Thomas S. Kenan, of Raleigh, Clerk.
J. L. Seawell, of Raleigh, Office Clerk.
Robert H. Bradley, of Raleigh, Marshal
*nd Librarian.
J. Crawford Biggs, Durham, Reporter.
1 Tne Supreme Court meets on the first
Monday of February and the fourth Monday
o' August of each year. The call of appeals
STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
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MARBLE ahdGRANITE
Monuments.
Wilmington Granite
& Marble Works
We carry a large stock of Monuments
and Headstones and invite your in-
spection.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO
ALL ORDERS.
We deliver work to vour depot. The
FREIGHT I'AID BY US.
Special Attention to lettering and
and Finish.
Write for Catalogue.
H. A. TUCKER & BRO.,
310 Front St., WILMINGTON, N. C.
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 Corporations;
Schouler on Executors;
Bispham's Equity;
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;
Sharswood's Legal Ethics;
Sheppard's Constitutional Text Book;
Cooley's Principles of Constitutional
Law.
Each applicant must have read law two
years at least.
Examinations for license to practice law
are held on the first Monday in February I
and the fourth Monday in August of each i
year. The examinations are in writing.
Conditions Precedent to Examination: i
Before being allowed to stand an exami-
nation each applicant must comply with
the following conditions:
I. He must be at the time twenty-one
years of age, or will arrive at that age
before the time for the next examination.
II. He must file with the Clerk of the
Court a certificate of good moral charac-
ter signed by two attorneys who practice
in that Court. An applicant from another
State may have such certificate signed by
any State officer of the State from which
he comes.
III. He must deposit with the Clerk '
twenty-one dollars and fifty cents. Of
this sum one dollar and fifty cents shall
be retained by the Clerk. If the appli-
cant obtains license the remaining twenty
dollars shall be paid by the Clerk to
the librarian for use of the Supreme Court
library. If the applicant fails on exami-
nation the twenty dollars shall be repaid
him.
SUPERIOR COURTS.
First Judicial Distrct.
GEORGE W. WARD, Resident Judge,
Elizabeth City.
HALLETT S. WARD, Solicitor, Washing-
ton.
SPRING TERM— Walter H. Neal, Presid-
ing Judge, Laurinburg.
FALL TERM— Thos. A. McNeill, Presid-
ing Judge, Lumberton.
Composed of the counties of Beaufort, Cur-
rituck, Camden, Pasquotank, Perquimans,
Chowan, Gates, Washington, Tyrrell, Hyde,
Dare.
Second Judicial District.
ROBERT B. PEEBLES, Resident Judge,
Jackson.
WALTER E. DANIEL, Solicitor, Weldon.
SPRING TERM— Thomas J. Shaw. Presid-
ing Judge, Greensboro.
FALL TERM— Walter II. Neal, Presid-
ing Judge, Laurinburg.
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— Benj. F. Long, Pi
ing Judge, Stati sville.
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STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
SEEDS
DIGGS & BEADLES
Richmond, Virgina.
Catalogue on application.
FALL TERM— Thomas J. Shaw, Presid-
ing Judge, Greensboro.
Composed of the counties of Pitt, Craven,
Greene, Carteret, Jones, Pamlico.
Fourth Judicial District.
CHARLES M. COOKE, Resident Judge,
Louisburg.
CHARLES C. DANIELS, Solicitor, Wilson.
SPRING TERM— Erastus B. Jones, Pre-
siding Judge, Winston-Salem.
FALL TERM— Benj. F. Long, Presiding
Judge, Statesville. .
Composed of the counties of Franklin,
Wilson, Vance, Edgecombe, Martin, Nash.
Fifth Judicial District.
OLIVER H. ALLEN, Resident Judge, Kin-
ston.
RODOLPH DUFFY, Solicitor, Catharine
Lake.
SPRING TERM— James L. Webb, Presid-
ing Judge, Shelbv.
FALL TERM— Erastus B. Jones, Presid-
ing Judge, Winston-Salem.
Composed of the counties of New Han-
over, Duplin, Lenoir, Sampson, Pender,
Onslow.
Sixth Judicial Distrct.
WM. R. ALLEN, Resident Judge, Golds-
bcro.
ARMISTEAD JONES, Solicitor Raleigh.
SPRING TERM— W. B. Council, Presid-
ing Judge, Boone.
FALL TERM— James L. Webb, Presid-
ing Judge, Hickory.
Composed of the counties of Wake, W&yae,
Harnett, Johnston.
Seventh Judicial District.
T. A. McNEILL, Resident Judge, Lumber-
ton.
C. C LYON, Solicitor, Elizabethtown.
SPRING TERM— M. H. Justice, Presiding
Judge, Ruthorfordton.
FALL TERM— W. B. Council, Presiding
Judge, Hickory.
Composed of the counties cf Cjlurabus,
Cumberland, Roberson, Bladen, Bruns-
wick.
Eighth Judicial District.
WALTER H. NEAL, Resident Judge,
Laurinburg.
L. D. ROBINSON, Solicitor, Wadesboro.
SPRING TERM— Fred. Moore, Presiding
Judge, Asheville.
FALL TERM— M. H. Justice, Presiding
Judge, Ruthorfordton.
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.
FALL TERM— G. S. Ferguson, Presid-
ing Judge, Wavnesville.
FALL TERM— Fred. Moore, Presiding
Judge, Asheville.
Composed of the counties of Durham,
Guilford, Granville, Alamance, Orange, Per-
son.
Tenth Judicial District.
BENJ. F. LONG, Resident, Judge, States-
ville.
WM. C. HAMMER, Solicitor. Asheboro.
SPRING TERM— George W. Ward, Pre-
siding Judge, Elizabeth City.
FALL TERM— G. S. Ferguson, Presiding
Judge, Wa}'nesville.
Composed of the counties of Montgomery,
Iredell, Rowan, Davidson, Stanly, Randolph,
Davie, Yadkin.
Eleventh Judicial District.
ERASTUS B. JONES, Resident Judge,
Winston.
S. P. GRAVES, Solicitor, Mt. Airy.
SPRING TERM— R. B. Peebles, Presid-
ing Judge, Jackson.
FALL TERM— George W. Ward, Presiding
Judge, Elizabeth City.
Composed of the counties of Forsyth,
STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
15
Wilkes, Rockingham. Alleghany, Caswell,
Surry, Stokes.
Twelfth Judicial District.
JAMES L. WEBB, Resident Judge, Shelby.
HERIOT CLARKSON, Solicitor, Charlotte.
SPRING TERM— H. R. Bryan, Presiding
Judge, New Bern.
FALL TERM— R. B. Peebles, Presiding
Judge, Jackson.
Composed of the counties of Mecklenburg,
Cleveland, Gaston, Lincoln, Cabarrus.
Thirteenth Judicial District.
W. B. COUNCIL, Resident Judge, Hick-
ory.
MOSES N. HARSHAW, Solicitor, Lenoir.
SPRING TERM— Charles M. Cooke, Pre-
siding Judge, Louisburg.
FALL TERM— Henry R. Bryan, Presid-
ing Judge, New Bern.
Composed of the counties of Catawba,
Alexander, Caldwell, Mitchell, Watauga,
Ashe.
Fourteenth Judicial District.
M. H. JUSTICE, Resident Judge, Ruth-
erfordton.
J. F. SPAINHOUR, Solicitor, Morganton.
SPRING TERM— O. H. Allen, Presiding
Judge, Kinston.
FALL TERM— Charles M. Cook3, Prodd-
ing Judge, Louisburg.
Composed of tile counties of Yancey,
McDowell, Henderson, Rutherford, Polk,
Burke.
Fifteenth Judicial District.
FREDERICK MOORE, Resident Judge,
Asheville.
MARK W. BROWN, Solicitor, Asheville.
SPRING TERM— W. R. Allen, Presiding
Judge, Goldsboro.
FALL TERM— 0. H. Allen, Presiding
Judge, Kinston.
Composed of the counties of Buncombe,
Madison, Transylvania.
Sixteenth Judicial District.
GARLAND P. FERGUSON, Resident
Judge, Waynesville.
THAD. D. BRYSON, Solicitor, Bnson
City.
SPRING TERM— Thomas A. McNeill,
Presiding Judge, Lumberton.
FALL TERM— W. R. Allen, Presiding
Judge, Goldsboro.
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.
EASTERN DISTRICT.
THOMAS R. PURNELL, Judge, Raleigh.
HARRY SKINNER. District Attorney,
Raleigh.
J. A. CILES, Assistant District Attorney,
Pitlsboro.
H. C. DOCKERY, Marshal, Raleigh.
Raleigh Circuit and District— H. L. Grant,
Clerk; George L. Tonnoffski, Deputy Clerk.
—May 28th, (2); December 3rd, (2).
Wilmington Cheuit and District— S. P.
Collier, Clerk; J. K. Collier, Deputy
Clerk— April 30th, (2); October 29th, (2).
New Bern Circuit and District — George
Green Deputy Clerk, New Bern — April 23d;
October 24th.
Elizabeth City Circuit and District — Sam 'I
M. Alexander, Deputy Clerk, Elizabeth City
—April 16th (2); October 15th (2).
April 16th (2); October 15th (2).
Washington Circuit and District — II. L.
Grant, Clerk, April 9th (2); October Sth
(2).
WESTERN DISTRICT.
JAMES E. BOYD, Judge, Greensboro.
" Paints That Stay Painted."
John W. Atkinson & Company
Richmond, Va.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, etc.
Virginia and North Carolina Distributing Agents for the Cele-
brated and well known Paint Makers
The F. O. PIERCE CO., of New York
Write us for prices on Their Paints Before Buying elsewhere.
INFORMATION GLADLY GIVEN.
16
NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD.
A. E. HOLTON, District Attorney, Win-
stun.
AUGUSTUS PRICE, Assistant District At-
torney, Salisbury.
J. M. MELLIKAN, Marshal, Greensboro.
Greensboro Circuit and District Court —
Samuel L. Trogden, Clerk, Greensboro. —
April 2nd; October 1st (2).
Statesville Circuit and District Court —
Henry C. Cowles, Clerk, Statesville. — April
16th; October 15th (2).
Asheville Circuit and District Court—
W. S. Hyams, Clerk, Asheville.— May 7th
(2) ; November 5th.
Charlotte Circuit and District Court-
Henry C. Cowles, Clerk, Statesville — June
11th, (2); December 10th, (2).
Wilkesboro Circuit and District Court —
Milton McNeill, Wilkesboro, Clerk. — May
28th, (2); November 26th, (2).
North Carolina National Guard
Governor Robert Brodnax Glenn, Com
mander-in-Chief.
Personal Staff of the Command-
er-in-Chief.
Charles E. Johnson, Colonel and Aide-
de-Camp, Raleigh.
Wescott Robersoh, Colonel and Aide-de-
Camp, High Point.
F. G. James, Colonel and Aide-de-Camp.
Greenville.
John S. Cuningham, Colonel and Aide-
de-Camp, Cuningham.
John L. Cobb, Colonel and Aide-de-
Camp, Lincolnton.
W. D. Pollock, Colonel and Naval Aide,
Kinston.
D. L. Ward, Colonel and Naval Aide,
New Bern.
Archibald H. Arlington, Colonel and
Military Secretary, Raleigh.
General Staff.
Thos. R. Robertson, Brigadier-General,
Adjutant-General, Charlotte.
Alfred Williams, Colonel, Assistant Ad-
jutant-General, Raleigh.
R. L. Leinster, Lieut. Colonel, Assistant
Adjutant-General, Statesville.
W. E. Massenburg, Major, Assistant Ad-
jutant-General, Oxford.
Joe F. Cannon, Captain, Assistant Ad-
jutant-General, Albemarle.
Francis A. Macon, Brigadier-General,
Quartermaster-General, and Chief of Ord-
nance, Henderson.
W. E. Gary, Lieut. Col. and Assistant
Quartermaster-General. Hendi rson.
J. G. Hollingsworth, Major and Assis-
tant Quartermaster-General, Fayetteville.
Ivey Foreman, Major and Assistant Quar-
termaster-General, Raleigh.
D. R. Johnson, Major and Assistant Ord-
nance officer, Winnabow.
■I. L. Currin, Captain and Assistant Quar-
termaster-General, Henderson.
T. H. Bain, Colonel, Inspector-General,
Goldsboro.
Thomas Stringfield, Lieut. Colonel and
Assistant Inspector-General, Waynesville.
Matt Manly, Major, Assistant Inspector-
General, Goldsboro.
W. G. Smith, Major, and Assistant In-
spector-General, Asheville.
Robert S. Young, Colonel, Surgeon-Gen-
eral, Concord.
Baxter B. Hunter, Lieut. Col., Assistant
Surgeon-General, Kings Mountain.
Chas. S. Jordan, Major and Deputy Sur-
geon-General, Asheville.
F. H. Holmes, Major and Surgeon, Clin-
ton.
E. H. Brooks, Major and Surgeon, Reids-
ville.
E. B. Glenn, Major and Surgeon, Ashe-
ville.
R. A. Winston, Major and Surgeon,
Franklinton.
W. T. Parrott. Captain, Assistant Sur-
geon, Kinston.
H. McK. Tucker, Captain, Assistant Sur-
geon, Raleigh.
P. M. King, Captain, Assistant Surgeon,
t lharlotte.
B. J. Witherspoon, First Lieutenant and
Surgeon, Charlotte.
A. H. Harriss, First Lieutenant and Sur-
geon, Wilmington. ,
J. H. Tucker, First Lieutenant and Sur-
geon, Henderson.
C. E. Boyte, First Lieutenant and Sur-
geon, Mount Holly.
E. M. Brown, First Lieutenant and Sur-
geon, Washington.
Naval Brigade.
S. L. Blades, Commander and Surgeon,
Elizabeth City.
H. V. Dunston, Commander and Surgeon,
Kinston. ,
J. M. Ward, Commander and Surgeon,
\\ wiser.
inori Gallert, Colonel and Commis-
sary-General, Rutherfordton.
F. J. Coxe, Lieut. Colonel and Assistant
Commi eneral, Wadesboro.
R. P. Hackney, Major and Assistant Com-
missary-General. Durham.
John H. Andrews. Major and Assistant
Commissionary-General, Raleigh.
George L. Peterson, Colonel and LY.y-
master-General, Clinton.
G. F. Hankins, Lieut. Colonel and Pay-
master-General, Lexington.
W. L. McGhee, Colonel and Inspector
Small Arms Practice, Franklinton.
C. H. White. Lieut. Col. and Assistant
lector Small Arms Practice, Wilming-
ton.
L. V. Bristol, Major and Assistant In-
spector Small Arms Practice, Statesville.
D. M. Hodges, Colonel and Judge Advo-
cate General, Asheville.
T. L. Kirkpatrick, Lieut. Col. and \dvo
eate-General, Charlotte.
V. C. Bullard, Major and Advocate-Gen
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK. 17 *'
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Points Cuba
Seaboard
Air Line Railway
Atlanta Tampa
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Southwest* Sarasota
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over 15,000 miles of Southern lines.
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tative for some interesting booklets.
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Second Vice-Pres't, Gen. Pass. Agent.
Portsmouth, Va.
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NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD.
eral, Fayetteville.
Jacob L. Ludlow, Colonel and Chief of
Engineers, Winston.
Wallace C. Riddick, Lieut. Col. and
Assistant Chief of Engineers, Raleigh.
F. M. Dunston, Major and Assistant
Chief of Engineers.
First Brigade.
FIELD AND STAFF.
Joseph F. Armfield, Brigadier-General,
Statesville.
R. L. Leinster, Assistant Adjutant-Gen-
eral, Statesville.
J. G. Hollingsworth, Assistant Quarter-
master-General Fayetteville.
W. G. Smith, Major and Assistant Inspec-
tor-General, Asheville.
Thomas Stringefild, Major and Assistant
Judge- Advocate-General, Waynesville.
R. P. Hackney, Major and Assistant Com-
missary-General, Durham.
D. R. Johnson, Major and Ordnance Offi-
cer, Winnabow.
First Regiment.
Colonel-^T. T. Gardner, Shelby
Lieutenant-Colonel— G. E. Butler, Clin-
ton.
Majors— Robert L. Flannigan, Statesville;
J. C. Bessant, Winston; F. E. Hearn, Ashe-
vjlle.
Captain and Adjutant— W. R. Bobertson,
Charlotte.
Captain and Chaplain— J. A. Dorritee
Charlotte.
First Lieutenants and Battalion Adju-
tants—Joe Hill, Concord; J. W. Dalton
Winston.
Captain and Quartermaster-
Captain and Commissarv—
Second Lieutenant, Q. *M. and Com. 1
Batt—
Second Lieutenant, Q. M. and Com. 2
Batt.— F. D. Barkley, Statesville.
Second Lieutenant, W. M. and Com. 3
Batt.— J. D. Lineberger, Shelby.
Company A — Captain E. Lyerly, Hick-
ory.
Company B— Captain M. L. Barker, Salis-
bury.
Company C — Captain Jos. D. Terry, Win-
ston.
Company D — Captain W. S. Charles,
Charlotte.
Company E — Captain J. E. Deitz, States-
ville.
Company F — Captain F. M. Lindsey,
Asheville.
Company G — Captain J. F. Jenkins,
Shelby.
Company H — Captain H. A. Love,
Waynesville.
Company I — Captain D. D. Parks, Mount
Airy.
Company K — Captain G. E. Brown, Ashe-
ville.
Company L — Captain Quint E. Smith,
Concord.
Company M — Captain L. M. Dodamead,
High Point.
Second Regiment.
Colonel— H. C. Bragaw, Washington.
Lieutenant-Colonel — T. C. James, Wil
mington.
Majors— C. B. Elliott, Edenton; G. B
Sellers, Maxton; T. S. Pace, Wilson.
Captain and Adjutant— J. Van B. Metts.
Wilmington.
Captain and Quartermaster— J. N. Pearce
Wilson.
Captain and Chaplain— N. Harding,
Washington.
Captain and Commissary — C. D. Harris
Raleigh.
First Lieutenants and Battalion Adju
tants— E. A. Metts, Wilmington; A. M,
Graham, Clinton.
Company A — Captain J. W. Forbes, Tar
boro.
Company B— Captain H. D. Harper, Jr.
Kinston.
Company C — Captain W. T. Robertson
Wilmington.
Company E — Captain Geo. E. Hood
Goldsboro.
Company D— Captain S. Cohen, Golds
boro.
Company F — Captain N. H. McGeachy
Fayetteville.
Company G! — Captain R. R. Handy
Washington.
Company H — Captain C. M. Faircloth
Clinton.
Company I — Captain R. N. Hines, Eden
ton.
Company K — Captain R. S. Wilkins, Wil
son.
Company L — Captain J. W. Hall, Lumber
Bridge.
Company M — Captain W. 0. Burns, Max-
ton.
Third Regiment.
Colonel — J. N. Craig, Reidsville.
Lieutenant-Colonel — S. W. Minor, Oxford.
Majors — J. J. Bernard, Raleigh; C. L.
McGhee, Franklinton; R. M. Albright, Ra
leigh.
Captain and Adjutant — J. D. Gwynn,
Reidsville.
Captain and Quartermaster — J. J. Louch-
lin, Durham.
Captain and Commissary — Captain R. W.
Morphis, Reidsville.
Captain and Chaplain — Alpheus McCul-
len, Oxford.
First Lieutenant and Battalion Adjutant —
S. E. Winston, Youngsville.
Second Lieutenant, Q. M. and Com. 2
Batt.— B. F. Green, Franklinton.
Second Lieutenant, Q. M. and Com. 3
Batt. — Edney Ridge, Greensboro.
Second Lieutenant, Q. M. and Com. 1
Batt. — R. L. Spears, Raleigh.
Company A —
Company B— Captain W. F. Moody, Ra-
leigh.
Company C — Captain W. K. Sturgis, Hen-
derson.
Company D— Captain J. B. Thomas,
Louisburg.
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK. 19
IN DIVERSITY OF PRODUCTS.
IN HEALTHFULNESS
IN MILDNESS AND EQUABILITY OF CLIMATE,
IN NEARNESS TO MARKETS,
IN SCHOOLS, CHURCHES AND OTHER NEEDS OF AN AD-
VANCED CIVILIZATION, and
IN ALL THAT GOES TO MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING.
THE TERRITORY OF THE
Atlantic Coast Line
IS PRE-EMINENT.
Here are some of the
staple
crops of the
different sections of this
area:
All Vegetables and
Wheat
Tobacco,
Small Fruits,
Cora,
Cotton,
Peaches,
Oats and
Peanuts,
Grapes, Figs,
Other
Hay,
And Other Fruits.
Grains.
Rice.
The policy of the Atlantic Coast Line is to foster all develop-
ments along its line. IT IS THE GREATEST TRUCKING ROAD
IN AMERICA, and it provides every facility for getting farm,
garden, and orchard products to the Northern Markets in best
possible condition, in shortest time, and at lowest rates.
In no part of the country is there a greater abundance of game
and fish than in the eastern counties of North and South Caro-
lina
Southern and Western farmers are invited to write for informa-
tion in detail about the territory of the Atlantic Coast Line which
extends through the States of Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Florida.
WILBUR McCOY,
Agricultural & Immigration Agent,
Jacksonville, Fla.
H. M. EMERSON W. J. CRAIG,
General Traffic Manager, Passenger Traffic Manager.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
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OFFICIAL V OTE— 1904.
Company E — Captain W. A. Devin, Ox-
ford.
Company F — Captain T. H. Kearney,
Franklinton.
Company G — Captain R. G. Gladstone,
Jr., Reidsville.
Company H— Captain P. F. Macon, War-
renton.
Company I— Capt. C. B. Cox, Burlington.
Company K— Captain Van Dahlen
Stronach, Raleigh.
Company L— Captain F. P. Hobgood,
Greensboro.
Company M— Capt. T. S. Cross, Sanford.
Naval Brigade.
Commander— T. C. Daniels, New Bern.
Lieutenant-Commander — J. H. White,
Elizabeth City.
Navigator — T. M. Morse, Wilmington.
Chief Engineer — W. E. Smith, New Bern.
Adjutant— F. H. Shipp, Elizabeth City.
Paymaster — T. D. Carraway, New Bern.
Aides— J. H. Waddell, New Bern; L. C.
Old, Elizabeth City.
WILMINGTON DIVISION.
Lieutenant— H. M. Chase, Wilmington
NEW BERN DIVISION.
Lieutenant— C. J. McSorley, New Bern.
ARTILLERY.
Battery "A"— Captain R. E. Davidson,
Charlotte.
Official Vote for President— 1 904.
COUNTIES.
Alamance .
Alexander .
Alleghany .
Anson . . .
Ashe . .
Beaufort ..
Bertie . .
Bladen . . .
Brunswick .
Buncombe. .
Burke . . .
Cabarrus . .
Caldwell . .
Camden ..
Carteret . .
Caswell . .
Cnlawba ..
Chatham . .
Cherokee . .
Chowan . .
Clay
Cleveland .
Columbus .
Craven . . .
Cu'iiberlami
O.imtuck . .
Dare . .
Davidson . .
Da^ie .. ..
Duplin . . .
Durham
Edgecombe
Forsyth .. .
Franklin . .
Gaston . .
Gates . .
Graham . . .
Granville . .
Greene . . .
Guilford ..
Halifax . . .
Harnett . . .
Haywood . .
Henderson
Hertford . . .
Hyde
Iredell . .
Jackson . . .
Johnston . .
Jones . . . . ,
Lenoir
Parker.
1,907
770
G99
1,226
1,254
1,803
1,264
927
564
3.181
1,080
1,509
1,169
389
1,012
874
1,497
1,551
663
573
336
2,162
1,447
1,555
1,594
543
415
2,017
739
1,386
1603
1,588
2,301
2,099
1,958
677
362
1,595
949
2,763
2,427
1,169
1,631
887
778
614
2,126
1,015
2.572
638
1,386
Roosevelt.
1,770
937
543
207
1,651
667
2,552
558
487
2,591
1,001
1,254
1,419
99
655
201
1,309
1,477
380
148
325
1,036
876
268
1,129
S3
350
2,054
1,072
8J5
1,080
126
2,209
2S2
S96
273
401
518
283
1,716
181
723
1,125
1,341
1S6
318
1,510
947
1,553
250
674
Lincoln
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg 3,142
Mitchell
Montgomery
Moore
Nash
New Hanover . .
Northampton . .
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Tender
Perquimans
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham
Rowan
Rutherford
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania . .
Tyrrell _.
Union .'
Vance
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
994
U< J.
1,959
1,419
216
836
931
3,142
748
408
1,384
937
858
1,424
1,178
1,428
645
1,254
91
1,502
116
828
451
900
558
574
438
947
275
903
168
610
378
942
473
2,329
429
497
559
2,334
1,S08
927
306
2,274
982
1,934
1,276
2,424
1,215
1,860
i,S22
1.079
1./77
646
65
1,024
1,080
1,104
1,478
1,741
2,475
499
828
556
526
343
367
1.181
3' 9
1,019
43
1,019
.443
3,410
1,267
1.060
165
450
428
773
1,143
2,060
1,162
1,318
2,4,-0
1,363
623
691
1,433
1,013
864
Total 124,121
Swallow, (Pro.): Total, 361.
Watson, (Pop.): Total, 819.
Debs, (Socialist) : 124.
82,442
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK. 21
RALEIGH-FAYETTE VILLE SHORT LINE.
RALEIGH & SQUTHPDRT BY.
Opening to the World a Direct
Line From
Raleigh to Fayetteville
in Ithe centre of North Carolina's rich-
est teritory — the Cape Fear Section.
A donhle daily service through fertile
Harnett County via
Lillington
the county seat of government and
passing, enroute, the health-giving re-
sort
Fuquay Springs
twenty-one miles from Raleigh, which
furnishes the only ideal pleasure and
health resort within an hour's ride of
the Capital City.
Opp ortu n ities
are afforded the home seeker and in-
vestor along the line of this railroad
such as are not equalled elsewhere in
North Carolina.
RALEIGH & SOUTHPOR.T Ry. Co.
General Offices. Raleigh. N. C.
JOHN A. MILLS,
President and General Mg'r.
22
OFFICIAL V OTE— 1904.
Popular Vote for
STATES. Roosevelt. Parker.
Alabama 22,472 79,857
Arkansas 46,860 64,434
California 205,226 89,204
Colorado 134,687 100,105
Connecticut 111,089 72,909
Delaware 23,714 19,360
Florida 8,314 27,046
Georgia 24,003 83,472
Idaho 47,783 18,480
Illinois 632,645 327,607
Indiana 369,289 274,345
Iowa 307,907 149,141
Kansas 210,873 84,800
Kentucky 205,277 217.170
Louisiana 5,205 47,708
Maine 64,437 27.630
• Maryland 109,497 **109,446
Massachusetts 257,822 165,746
Michigan 361,866 134,151
Minnesota 216,651 55,187
Mississippi 3,147 53,380
Missouri 321,447 295,847
Montana 34,392 21,773
Nebraska 138,558 51,876
Nevada 6,867 3,U82
New Hampshire .... 54,179 33,905
New Jersey 245,164 164,566
President — 1904.
New York 859,533
North Carolina.. .. 82,442
North Dakota 52,595
Ohio 600,096
Oregon 60,455
Pennsylvania 840,819
Rhode Island 41,605
South Carolina .. .. 2,271
South Dakota.. .. .. 72,583
Tennessee 105,369
Tf>as 50,308
Utah 62,444
Vermont 46,682
Virginia 46,450
Washington 101, .;04
West Virginia .. .. 13i,608
Wisconsin 280,164
Wvoming 20,489
683,981
124,121
14,253
344,674
17,521
337,998
24,839
52,863
22,002
131,653
107,220
33,413
9,777
80,6::S
28,098
100.850
124,107
8,930
5,080,054
(**) high-
Totals 7,627,632
(*) One Republican electoi ;
est Democratic elector.
VOTE FOR OTHER CANDIDATES.
Debs, (Socialist), 391,587; Swallow, (Prohi-
bitionist), 260,303; Watson, (Peoples), 114,-
6S7; Corregan, (Socialist Labor), 33,453;
Hokomb, (Continental Labor), 830.
Electoral Vote of 1904
STATES.
Colorado . .
California . .
Connecticut . . .
Delaware
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Maryland . .
Massachusetts . .
Michigan .. ..
Minnesota .. ..
Missouri ,
Montana .. ..
New Jersey . .
Nebraska . .
New Hampshire
Nevada
New York . .
North Dakota . .
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania ..
Roosevelt
and
Fairbanks.
5
10
7
3
3
27
15
13
10
6
1
16
14
11
18
O
u
12
8
4
3
39
4
23
4
34
Rhode Island .
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont . .
West Virginia
Washington . .
Wisconsin .. ,
V. voming . .
Total Electoral Vote
STATES.
Alabama .. ..
Arkansas . .
Florida
Georgia . . . . ,
Kentucky .. ..
Louisiana . .
Maryland . .
Mississippi . . .
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee . .
Texas
Virginia . .
Total Electoral Vote
4
4
3
4
7
5
IS
3
336
Parker
and
Davis.
11
9
5
13
13
9
7
10
12
9
12
18
12
140
JXJDICIAIiJLY DETERMINED.
In Guilford Superior Court, December 19th, 1903, in an impor-
tant ease, it was established and admitted by both plaintiff and de-
fendant, that the circulation of The News and Observer both In
1901 and 1903 was and is larger than that of any other news-
paper published in North Carolina, and that its influence was also
greater than that of any other newspaper.
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK. 23
HEALTH SEEKERS!
HOME SEEKERS!!!
Men With Capital
Looking for investment! !
There is no section of the
South that offers so many advantages
to these three classes as the section
traversed by the
Aberdeen & Rock fish
RAILROAD.
It penetrates rich lands specially
adapted to the growth of truck, fruit,
cotton, and other profitable crops.
This is a new section recently opened
up by railroad facilities and fertile
land can be bought here at less price
than similar land can be bought in
sections long having transportation fa-
cilities. It is populated by excellent
citizens and new comers find the best
church and school advantages.
It runs through the famous Long
Leaf Pine Region, of Moore, Robeson
and Cumberland, the healthiest sec-
tion in America, and is only within a
few miles of Pinehurst and Southern
Pines, noted health resorts. The cli-
mate along tha Aberdeen and Rock-
fish is as health-giving as at those
famous winter health resorts. It con-
nects at Hope Mills with the Atlantic
Coast Line and at Aberdeen with the
Seaboard Air Line and the Aberdeen
and Asheboro railroads, thus guaran-
teeing best railroad facilities in all
directions.
Full information given to ALL
HEALTH SEEKERS, HOME SEEK-
ERS, AND INVESTMENT SEEKERS,
as to water power, farm lands, manu-
facturing sites, health resort sites
furnished upon application to the offi-
cers.
JOHN BLUE. W. A. BLUE,
President. Secretary and Treasurer.
ABERDEEN, MOORE COUNTY, N. C.
24
OFFICIAL V OTE— 1904.
Official Vote for Governor— 1 904.
COUNTIES.
Alamance .
Alexander .
Alleghany .
Anson
Ashe
Beaufcrt . .
Bertie . . .
Bladen . . .
Brunswick .
Buncombe .
Burke
Cabarrus . .
Caldwell.. .
Camden.. .
Cart eret . .
Caswell.. .,
Catawba . .
Chatham ..
Cherokee . .
Chowan . . .
Clay
Cleveland..
Columbus . ,
Craven . . .
Cumberland.
Currituck . ,
Dare . .
Davidson.. .
Davie . .
Duplin . . .
Durham . . .
Edgecombe .
Forsyth . . .
Franklin . .
Gaston . . .
Gates . .
Graham . .
Granville . .
Greene . . .
Guilford .. .
Halifax .. .
Harnett . . .
Haywood . .
Henderson .
Hertford . .
hyde . .
Iredell .. ..
Jackson
Johnston . .
Jones . .
Lenoir . .
Lincoln.. ..
Macon .. ..
Madison . .
Martin . .
McDowell . .
Mecklenburg
Mitchell.. ..
Montgomery
Moore . . . .
Nash
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow
Orange . .
Pamlico . .
Pasquotank . .
Pender . .
Perquimans. .
Glenn (D.)
1,922
734
723
1,247
1,278
1,943
1,327 •
999
631
3,253
1,110
1,538
1,222
412
1,020
870
1,537
1,616
673
625
346
2,209
1,610
1,614
1,678
548
429
2,154
764
1,456
1,716
1,632
2,421
2,149
2,029
736
373
1,589
990
2,924
2,473
1,217
1,656
£06
S04
686
2,147
1,021
2,586
662
1,471
1,002
924
1,012
1,446
856
3,229
417
967
1,487
1,489
1,284
1,539
908
952
612
1,001
972
663
Harris (R.
1,778
919
520
155
1,638
770
148
528
415
2,523
995
1,249
1,372
36
608
195
1,433
1,413
989
95
326
1,046
741
206
1,038
26
351
2,002
1,058
820
1,034
135
2,152
206
816
2IS
397
502
262
1,718
144
705
1,099
1,320
14.]
228
1,507
950
1,513
228
631
711
963
1,939
1^9
917
668
1,361
824
1,127
577
56
103
439
556
397
211
124
311
Person . . . .
Pit!
lJoik
Randolph . .
Richmond . .
Robeson . . .
Rockingham
Rowan
Rutherford. .
Sampson.. ..
Scotland ..
Stanly
Stokes .. ..
Surry . .
Swain . . . .
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union . .
Vance . .
Wake
Warren . .
Washington. .
Watauga . .
Wayne . .
Wilkes .. ..
Wilson . .
Yadkin .. ..
Yancey . .
945
2,298
502
2,409
955
2,449
2,023
2,497
1,873
1,046
662
1,016
1,117
1,833
521
587
392
1,233
1,042
3,647
1,185
500
898
2.091
1,360
1,387
703
1,035
558
439
552
1,894
274
846
1,214
1,193
1,294
1,776
54
1,060
1,483
2,408
804
500
274
297
428
1,091
134
354
1,233
1,114
2,427
586
1,411
938
Total 128,761 79,505
Glenn's majority, 49,256.
Scattering — Templeton, P., 237; Pegram,
Socialist, 109.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.
Francis D. Winston, (D) 127,504
Isaac M. Meekins, (R) 79,629
Winston's Majority 47,875
SECRETARY OF STATE.
J. Bryan Grimes, (D) 128,989
J. J. Jenkins (R) 79,375
Grimes' Majority 49,614
STATE TREASURER.
Benjamin R. Lacy, CD) 129,024
C. G. Bailey, (R) 70,425
Lacy's Majority 49,599
STATE AUDITOR.
Benjamin F. Dixon, CD) 128,964
Frank A. Linney, (R) 79,459
Dixon's Majority 49,50o
ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
Robert D. Gilmer, (D) 128,983
W. H. Yarborough, (R) 79,436
Gilmer's Majority 49,547
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
J. Y. Joyner, (D) 128.975
Cyrus Frazier, (R) 79,436
Joyner's Majority 49,539
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE.
S L. Patterson, (D) 129,040
W. R. Dixon, (R) 79,395
Patterson's Majority 49,645
OFFICIAL V OTE— 1904.
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Norfolk & Southern
Railroad Company.
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
Daily Trains and regular Steamboat Service. Tickets on sale to
New Bern, Wilmington, Goldsboro, Morchead City, Scuppernong
River, Plymouth, Belhaven, and Washington, N. C, Via Edenton,
and to Roanoke Island via Elizabeth City.
Through trains daily (except Sunday) between Norfolk and
Washington and Belhaven.
VIRGINIA BEACH AND CAPE HENRY.
Eighteen miles from Norfolk, located on the ocean. The finest
and safest Surf Bathing on t he Atlantic Coast. Many new and at-
"tractive features add to the natural advantages of these delight-
fid and famous Seaside Resorts. Winter and Summer tickets to
Virginia Beach on sale at all principal railroad stations.
For further information, apply to the general office, Norfolk
& Southern Railroad Co., Norfolk, Va
M. K. KING, Gen'l M'g'r. H. C. HUDGINS, Gen'l F. & P. Agent.
H
J. Y
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR.
B. Varner, (D) 128,973
Hamrick, (R) 79,443
Varner's Majority 49,530
CORPORATION COMMISSIONER.
S. L .Rogers, (D) 129,004
D. H. Abbott, (R) 79,422
Rogers' Majority 49,5S2
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES.
Ceorge H. Brown, Jr., 'D) 128,868
William A. Hoke, (D) 128,979
W. A. Montgomery, (R) 79,475
R. M. Douglas, (R) 79,442
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE.
(First Judicial District.)
George W. Ward, (D) 128.955
F. J. Pieard. (R) 79.433
Ward's Majority 49,522
Congressional Vote — 1904.
FIRST DISTRICT.
John H.
Dock C.
COUNTIES. Small.
Nt
w berry
682
Camden 422
60
79
24
Dare 434
845
223
Hertford 812
120
207
Martin 1,456
182
176
289
Pitt 2,512
308
Tyrrell 482
187
285
Total 13,065
3,167
Majority for Small, (Dem.),
9,898
SECOND DISTRICT.
Claude Preston C.
COUNTIES. Kitchin. Jenkins.
Bertie 1,346 147
Edgecombe 1,663 72
Greene 965 1S6
Halifax 2,467 141
Lenoir 1,488 627
Northampton . . . . 1,495 99
Warren 1,108 136
Wilson 1,532 511
Total 12,064 1,919
Majority for Kitchin, (Dem.), 10,145.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Clarence R. \T. S. O'B.
COUN1TES. Thomas. Robinson.
Carteret 1,072 613
Craven 1,601 171
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OFFICIAL VOTE— 1904.
Duplin 1,462
Jones 665
Onslow 980
Pamlico 609
Pender J ,007
Sampson 1,050
Wayne 2,130
Total 10,645
Majority for Thomas, (Dem.),
5,140
S28
216
387
390
109
1,767
1,017
5,496
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Edward
COUNTIES. W. Pou.
Chatham 1,610
Franklin 2,154
Johnston 2,655
Nash 1,538
Vance 1,046
Wake 3,655
Claude
Pearson.
1,436
259
1,482
545
426
1,049
Total .. ., .. .. 12,658
Majority for Pou, (Dem.1, 7,461.
5,197
FIFTH DISTRICT.
William W.
COUNTIES. Kitchin.
Alamance 1,917
Caswell 896
Durham 1,669
Forsyth 2,338
Granville 1,616
Guilford 2,950
Orange 947
Person 938
Rockingham 2,047
Stokes 1,179
Total 16,497
Majority for Kitchin, (Dem.),
Charles A.
Reynolds.
1,798
201
1,065
2,252
516
1,736
577
627
1,283
1,491
11,546
4,951.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Gilbert B.
COUNTIES. Patterson.
Bladen 1,019
Brunswick 615
Columbus 1,575
Cumberland 1,715
Harnett 1,205
New Hanover 1,265
Robeson 2,376
Total 9,770
Majority for Patterson, (Dem.),
Oscar J.
Spears.
486
613
726
1,007
686
51
827
4,193
5,577.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Robert N. Luren IT.
COUNTIES. Page. Mendenhall.
Anson 1,255 140
Davidson 2,172 1.9&6
Davie 762 1,059
Montgomery 970 819
Moore 1,513 1,108
Randolph 2,417 l,3?3
Richmond 960
Scotland 664
Union 1,229
Yadkin 700
Total 12,642
Majority for Page, (Dem.), 3,656.
258
54
259
1,423
8,986
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
William O. E. Spencer
COUNTIES. Newland. Blackburn,
Alexander 797 872
Alleghany 689 556
Ashe 1,251 1,651
C:,b£rrus 1,529 1,267
Caldwell 1,287 1,358
Iredell 2,175 1,492
Rowan .. ' 2,509 1 238
Stanly 1,028 1,074
Surry 1,887 2,329
Watauga 908 1,236
Wilkes 1,261 2,493
Total 15,321 15,566
Majority for Blackburn, (Rep.), 245.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Edwin Y.
COUNTIES. Webb.
Burke 1,120
Catawba 1,554
Cleveland 2,224
Gaston 2,063
Lincoln 1,095
Madison 1,048
Mecklenburg 3,235
Mitchell 433
Yancey 1,050
Total 13,822
Jake F.
NewelL
986
1,455
1,051
830
707
1,909
73V
1,359
923
9,955
TENTH DISTRICT.
James M. Hamilton
COUNTIES. Gudger, Jr. G. Ewart.
Buncombe 3,238 2,560
Cherokee 693 036
Clay 352 331
Graham 374 395
Havwccd 1,653 1,100
Henderson 909 1,327
Jackson 1,052 940
McDowell 862 937
Macon 934 971
Polk 499 555
Rutherford 1,870 1,315
Swain 533 803
Transylvania 585 490
Total 13,554 12,606
Majority for Gudger, (Dem.), 888.
NORTH CAROLS NA RAILROADS.
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STATE FAIR
HELD ANNUALLY AT RALEIGH IN OCTOBER.
Now holds the record of the South, in attendance
and exhibits. Netting last year an increase of 50
per cent, over all previous State Fairs. New
buildings will be erected and premiums
GREATLY INCREASED
Help us make it greater still.
Advance field crop premium list sent to farmers in
March. Address the Secretary.
JOSEPH E. POGUE, Secretary.
CLAUDE B. DENSON, Treasurer.
E. L. DAUGHTRIDGE, President.
North Carolina Railroads.
Atlantic Coast Line System.
Chairman Board of Directors— H. Walters,
New York.
President — R. G. Erwin, New York.
Vice-Presidents — Alexander Hamilton, Pe-
tersburg, Va. ; C. S. Gadsden, Charleston, S.
0.; T. M. Emerson, Wilmington, N. C; J.
R. Kenly, Wilmington, N. C.
Secretary — H. L. Borden, New York.
Treasurer — James F. Post, Wilmington.
Comptroller — H. C. Prince, Wilmington.
Purchasing Agent — F. H. Fechtig, Wil-
mington.
General Manager — J. R. Kenly, Wilming-
ton.
General Manager — W. N. Royall, Wil-
mington.
Freight Claim Agent— A. C. Kenly, Wil-
mington.
General Passenger Agent — W. J. Craig,
Wilmington.
General Counsel— W. G. Elliott, Balti-
more, Md.
Southern Railway System.
President — S. Spencer, New York.
First Vice President— A. B. Andrew*,
Raleigh.
Assistant to First Vice-President — H. W.
Miller, Raleigh.
Second Vice President — W. W. Finley,
Washington, D. C.
Third Vice-President— J. M. Culp, Wash-
ington, D. C.
General Manager — H. B. Spencer, Wash-
ington, D. C.
General Counsel — Francis L. Stetson,
New York.
Secretary — R. D. Lankford, New York.
Treasurer — H. C. Ansley, Washington,
D. C.
Auditor — E. H. Kemper, Washington,
D. C.
Freight Traffic Manager — L. Green, Wash-
ington, D. C.
General Freight Agent — G. L. Browder,
Atlanta, Ga.
Division Freight Agent— G. G. Thompson,
Greensboro.
Freight Claim Agent— J. J. Hooper,
Washington, D. C.
Passenger Traffic Manager — S. H. Hard-
wick, Washington, D. C.
General Passenger Agent — W. H. Tayloe,
M'ashington, D. C.
Purchasing Agent— J. P. Minetree, Wash-
ington, D. C.
Seaboard Air Line System.
Chairman Executive Oommittee-Tjames A.
Blair, New York, N. Y.
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS.
President — James M. Barr, Portsmouth,
Va.
First Vice-President and Treasurer — N. S.
Meldrum, New York, N. Y.
Second Vice-President— E. F. Cost, Ports-
mouth, Va.
Secretary — D. C. Porteous. New York,
N. Y.
Assistant Treasurer and Assistant Secre-
tary— R. L. Nutt. Portsmouth, Va.
Comptroller— T. W. Roby, Portsmouth, Va.
General Superintendent — C. H. Hix,
Portsmouth, Va.
General Counsel— L. R. Watts, Ports-
month, Va.
Superintendent First Division— W. R.
Hudson, Richmond, Va.
Superintendent Second Division — W. J.
Jenks, Raleigh, N. C.
Superintendent Third Division— E. Berke-
ley, Atlanta, Ga.
Superintendent Fifth Division— W. Hale,
Savannah, Ga.
Superintendent Sixth Division— D. H.
Ground, Jacksonville, Fla.
Traffic Manager— E. F. Cost, Portsmouth,
Va.
Assistant General Passenger Agent— W.
E. Christian, Atlanta, Ga.
Superintendent A. & B. A. L. Ry— L. B.
Parsons, Cedartown, Ga.
General Freight Agent— C. R. Capps,
Portsmouth, Va.
General Passenger Agent— C. B. Rvan,
Portsmouth, Va.
Freight Claim Agent— 0. B. Bidwell, Jr.,
Portsmouth, Va.
Aberdeen & Asheboro Railway.
President and Traffic Manager— Henry A.
Page, Aberdeen.
General Manager— J. R. Page, Biscoe.
Auditor— Frank Page, Biscoe.
Secretary and Treasurer— Mury E. Page,
Aberdeen and Rock Fish Rail-
road Company.
President and General Manager— John
Blue, Aberdeen.
Secretary and Treasurer— W. A. Blue,
Aberdeen.
Auditor— 0. H. Folley, Aberdeen.
General Superintendent— C. N. Blue,
Aberdeen.
Atlantic and North Caro**na
Company.
President — Marsden J. Perry, Providence,
R. I.
Vice-President — Frank S. Gannon, 621
Broadway, New York.
Secretary— Walter B. Gwyn, Asheville,
N. C.
Treasurer — M. Manly, Goldsboro.
Auditor — W. L. Bird, Goldsboro.
General Manager — R. P. Foster, Golds-
boro.
Superintendent— S. L. D'ill, New Bern.
Traffic Manager— R. E. L. Bunch, Golds-
boro.
Land and Industrial Agent — Fred. L.
Merritt, Norfolk, Va.
Atlanta, Knoxville and North-
ern Railway Company.
President — M. H. Smith, Louisville, Kv
Secretary, Treasurer and Auditor — H. yf.
Oliver, Knoxville, Tenn.
Vice-President and General Manager — J.
H. Ellis, Knoxville, Tenn.
General Freight and Passenger Agent — J.
H. McWilliams, Knoxville, Tenn.
Cape Fear and Northern Rail-
way Company.
President — B. N. Duke, New York.
Vice-President — J. E. Stagg, Durham.
Secretary, Treasurer, Traffic and General
Manager — J. C. Angier, Apex.
Superintendent — G. E. Lemmon, Apex.
Attorney — H. E. Norris, Raleigh.
Caldwell and Northern Rail-
way Company.
President — Wm. A. Barber, New York.
Secretary — J. J. McLuree, Chester, S. C.
General Manager — L. T. Nichols, Chester,
S C.
Auditor— E. F. Reid, Chester, S. C.
Carolina and Northwestern
Railway.
President — W. A. Barber, Chester, S. C.
Auditor and Traffic Manager— E. F. Reid,
Chester, S. C.
General Manager— L. T. Nichols, Chester,
S. C.
Carthage Railroad Company.
General Manager— W. C. Petty, Carthage.
Secretary and Treasurer— W. C. Petty,
Jr., Carthage.
Auditor — J. C. Petty, Carthage.
Cashie and Chowan Railroad.
President and General Manager — J. T.
Deal, Norfolk, Va.
Treasurer — J. C. Johnson, Norfolk, Va.
Psvn v?lle & Western Railway.
President— A. B. Andrews, Raleigh.
Secretary— H. W. Miller, Raleigh.
Superintendent — Theo. Parker, Danville,
Va.
Durham and Charlotte Rail-
road Company.
President— J. B. Lennig, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Auditor— John H. Kennedy, Gulf.
Superintendent and Traffic Manager — F.
D. Jones, Gulf.
East Carolina Railway Com-
pany.
President— Henry Clark Bridgers, Tar-
boro.
Auditor— R. R. Bridgers, Tarboro.
Assistant Treasurer — Haywood Foxhall,
Tarboro.
East Tennessee and Western
North Carolina Railroad.
President— R. F. Hoke, Raleigh.
Secretary and Treasurer — J. S. Wise,
Philadelplua, Pa.
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General Superintendent — Geo. W. Hardin,
Johnson City, Tenn.
Auditor — J. E. Vance, Johnson City, Tenn.
New Hanover Transit Com-
pany.
President — H. C. McQueen, Wilmington.
Secretary and Treasurer — W. L. Smith,
Wilmington.
General Manager — J. W. Harper, Wil-
mington.
Northampton and Hertford
Railroad.
President and Treasurer — Charles T.
Westcott, Baltimore, Md.
""/ice-President — J. G. Wescott, Baltimore,
Md.
Auditor— T. G. Trenehard, Gumberry.
General Manager— W. E. Trenehard, Gum-
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Norfolk and Southern Rail-
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President— Marsden J. Perry, Providence,
R. I.
First Vice-President— Frank S. Gannon,
621 Broadway, N. Y.
General Freight and Passenger Agent — H.
C. Hudgins, Norfolk, Va.
Auditor — Geo. M. Glazier, Norfolk, Va.
Land and Industrial Agent — Fred. L. Mer-
ritt, Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk and Western Railway
Company,
Chairman of Board— Henry Finck, New
York, N. Y.
President — L. E. Johnson, Koanoke, Va.
Comptroller— Joseph W. Coxe, Roanoke,
Va.
General Superintendent — A. C. Needles,
Roanoke. Va.
Division Superintendent — W. S. Becker,
Crews, Va.
Traffic Manager— T. S. Davant, Roanoke,
Va.
General Freight Agent— J. R. Ruffin,
Roanoke, Va.
General Passenger Agent — W. B. Bevill,
Roanoke, Va.
General Manager — N. D. Maher, Roanoke,
Va.
Raleigh and Southport Railway
Company.
President and General Manager — J. A.
Mills, Raleigh.
Vice-President — W. W. Mills, New Bern.
Secretary and Treasurer — F. T. Ricks,
Raleigh.
Attorney — R. N. Simms, Raleigh.
Raleigh and Western Railway
Company.
President and General Manager — Samuel
A. Henzy, New York, N. Y.
Superintendent — W. J. Tally, Cumnock,
N. C.
Red Springs and Bowmore
Railroad.
President, Secretary and Treasurer — W. F.
Williams, Red Springs.
Transylvania Railway Com-
pany.
President— E. B. Alsop, Pittsburg, Pa,
Vice-President and General Manager — J.
F. Hay9, Brevard.
Treasurer and General Freight Agent — A.
K. Orr, Brevard.
General Superintendent — T. S. Boswell,
Brevard.
Suffolk and Carolina Railroad
President— W. H. Bosley, Baltimore, Md.
General Manager— Chas. L. Hutchins,
Suffolk, Va.
Wellington and Powellsville
Railroad Company.
President and Treasurer — Horton Corwin,
i Jr., Edenton.
Superintendent — H. T. Walters, Ahoskie.
General Freight and Passenger Agent —
J. J. Harrison, Windsor.
Warrenton Railroad.
President and General Manager — W. B.
Boyd, Warrenton.
Secretary and Treasurer— J. M. Gardner,
Warrenton.
Superintendent — B. P. Terrell, Warrenton.
Consolidated Railways, Light
and Power Company.
President — Hugh MacRae. Wilmington,
N. C.
Vice-President — M. F. H. Gouverneur, Wil-
mington, N. C.
Treasurer — R. J. Jones, Wilmington, N. C.
Secretary — H. Woollcott, Wilmington,
N. C.
General Manager — A. B. Skelding, Wil-
mington, -N. C.
/ Offiicers N. C. R. R.
President — Hugh G. Chatham, Elkin.
Secretary and Treasurer — A. H. Eller,
Burlington.
Atlantic and Western R. R.
President and General Manager — vV. J.
Edwards, Sanford.
Superintendent and Treasurer — H. P. Ed-
wards, Sanford.
A. & N. C. Railroad.
President — J. W. Grainegr, Kinston.
Secretary and Treasurer — D. J. Broadhurst,
Goldsboro.
Attorney — W. C. Munroe, Goldsboro.
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Alamance 9,540
Alexander 3,790
Alleghany 3,141
Anson 8,303
Ashe 7,544
Beaufort 8,990
Bertie 7,575
Bladen 6,326
Brunswick 4,800
Buncombe 15,766
Burke 6,727
Cabarrus 8,585
Caldwell 6,251
Camden 2,015
Carteret 4,067
Caswell 5,056
Catawba 9,417
Chatham 8,292
Cherokee 4,889
Chowan 3,387
Clay 1,598
Cleveland 10,027
Columbus 8,602
Craven 7,081
Cumberland 11,846
Currituck 2,468
Dare 1,698
Davidson 8,722
Davie 4,561
Duplin 7,871
Durham 10,593
Edgecombe 9,210
Forsyth 12,568
Franklin S,532
Gaston 11,788
Gates 3,783
Graham 1,703
Granville 7,989
Greene 3,695
Guilford 16,034
Halifax 11,295
Harnett 6,390
Haywood 6,394
Henderson 5,567
Hertford 4,454
Hyde 3,254
Iredell 10,485
Jackson 4,563
Johnston 12,125
Jones 2,885
Lenoir 6,340
Lincoln 5,812
Macon 4,322
Madison 8,16©
Martin 5,631
McDowell 4,775
Mecklenburg 19,395
Mitchell 6,324
Montgomery 5,090
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Moore 8,313 1,192.74
Nash 8,773 1,258.75
New Hanover 7,544 1,082.41
Northampton 7,159 1,027.17
Onslow 4,267 612.22
Orange 4,681 671.62
Pamlico 3,184 456.84
Pasquotank 4,759 682. £2
Pender 4,754 6P2.10
Perquimans 3,722 534.03
Person 5,631 807.93
Pitt 11,415 1,637.82
Polk 2,579 370.03
Randolph 9,901 1,420.59
Richmond 5,829 836.34
Robeson 15,767 2,262.24
Rockingham 12,057 1,729.93
Rowan 11,279 1,618.31
Rutherford 8,853 1,270.22
Sampson 9,296 1,333.79
Stanly 6,306 904.73
Stokes 7,008 1,005.50
Surry 9,889 1,418.87
Swain 3,098 444.50
Transylvania 2,623 376.34
Tyrreil 1,783 255.82
Union 10,474 1,502.80
Vance 6,811 977.24
Wake 19,065 2,735.44
Warren 6,741 967.19
Washington 3.684 528.58
Watauga 5,190 744.66
Wayne 11.344 1,627.63
Wilkes 10,720 1,538.10
Wilson 8,539 1,225.17
Yadkin . 5,303 760.87
Yancev 4,666 669.S8
Scotland 4,855 696.59
Total 969,962 $100,000.00
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30, 1904 540
30, 1905 695
North Carolina Interest Law.
The legal rate of interest is iix per cent.
It is contrary to law to charge a higher
rate.
34 THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
STANDARD LITERATURE FOR SCHOOLS.
Choice Books for School Libraries.
AMERICAN HISTORY. Paper. Cloth.
Peerslayer (Cooper), No. 8 For 5th and 6th Years $ .20 $ .31
Dutchman's Fir. side (Paulding), No. 44 For 6th and 7th Years 12% .20
Grandfather's Chair (Hawthorne), No. 46... For 6th Year 20 .30
Horse-Shoe Robinson (Kennedy), No. 10.... For 6th and 7th Years 20 .30
Knickerbocker Stories (Irving), No. 23 For 7th and 8th Years 12% .20
Last of the Mohicans (Cooper), No. 29 For 7th Year 20 .30
Pilot (Cooper), No. 2 For 6th and 7th Years i:Q .30
Spy, (Cooper), No. 1 For 6th and 7th Years 12% .23
Uater Witch (Cooper), No. 27 For 7th Year 20 .30
Westward Ho! (Kirigsley), No. 33 For 7th and 8th Years 20 .30
The Yemassee (Simms), No. 32 For 7th and 8th Years 20 .30
ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH HISTORY.
Harold (Bulwer-Lytton), N'o. 12 For Sth Year 20 30
Ivanhoe (Scott), No. 24 For 7th Year 20 ,30
Kenilworth (Scott), No. 7 For 6th and 7th Years 20 .30
Rob Roy (Scott), No. 3 For 6th and 7th Years 12% .20
Waverley (Scott), No. 50 For fith and 7th Years 20 .30
Tales of a Grandfather (Scott), No. 23 For 6th Year 12% .20
FOR PRIMA RY GRADES.
Fairy Tales (selected) For 2d Year 12% .20
Grimm's Best Stories, No. 55 For 3rd Year 12% .20
Robinson Crusoe (De Foe). No. 25 For 3d and 1th Years 12% .20
Swiss Family Robinson (Vvyss), No. 35 For 4th Year 12% .20
Hans Andersen's Best Stories, No. 52 For 3d Year 12% .20
Wonder-Book (Hawthorne) (4 stories) No. 16. For lih Year 12% .20
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Black Beauty (Sewall), No. 31 For 5th and fith Years 20 .30
Christmas Stories (Dickens), No. 5 For 5th and fith Years 12% .20
Gulliver's Travels (Swift), No. 13 For fith and 7th Years 12% .20
Little Nell (Dickens), No. 22 For 6th and 7th Years Iffo .20
Paul Dombey (Dickens), No. 14 For fith and 7th Years 12% .20
Pilgrim's Progress (Bunyan), No. 30 For 5th Year 12% .20
Round the World in 80 Days (Verne), No. 34 For 5th Year 20 .30
Snow Image (Hawthorne), No. 2U For 5th Year 12% .20
Twice Told Tales (Hawthorne), No. 15 For 7th and Sth Years 12% .20
Two Years Before the Mast (Dana), No. 19.. For fith Year 20 .30
Young Marooners (Goulding), No. 57 For 5th Year 12% .20
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David Copperfield's Cnildhood (Dickens) .. .Full Text 20 .30
Enoch Arden and Other Poems (Tennyson). .Lump, ete 20 .30
E\angeline (Longfellow) No. 21 Full Text 12% .20
Five Great Authors, No. 42 Full Text 12% .20
Gareth and Lynette, etc., (Tennyson) No. 56. Complete 12% .20
Goldsmith, Grav, Burns and Others, No. 48. Each Selection Complete 20 .30
Tale of Two Cities (Dickens), No. 60 Abridged 20 .30
Stories and Poems (Poe), No. 58 Each Selection Complete 20 .30
Sir Roger de Coverley (Addison), 59 Ten Selections 20 .30
Lay of the Last Minstrel (Scott), No. 40 Complete 12% .20
Lady of the Lake (Scott), No. 9 Full Text 12% .20
Merchant of Venice (Shakespeare), No. 49... Full Text 20 .30
Julius Caesar, (Shakespeare), No. 51 Complete 12% .20
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The Princess (Tennyson), No. 54 Complete 12% .20
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Silas Marner (Eliot), No. 43 Complete 2J .30
Sketch-Book (Irving) Part I., Stories, No. 17 12% .20
Sketch-Book (Irving) Part II., Essays, No. 61 12% .20
Sketch-Book (Irving) Parts I. and II., Combined, No. 62 20 .30
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POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
36
Political Organizations.
DEMOCRATIC STATE EXE-
CUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Chairman, F. M. Simmons, Raleigh.
Secretary, Alex. J. Feild, Raleigh.
National Committeeman.
Josephus Daniels, Raleigh.
Advisory Committee.
Lee S. Overman, Salisbury; Locke Craig,
Asheville; L. Banks Holt, Graham: W. I.
Everett, Rockingham; P. M. Pearsall, New
Bern.
Members Central Committee.
First District— E. F. Lamb, Elizabeth
City; B. B. Winborne, Murfreesboro; R R.
Cotten, Bruce; S. C. Bragaw, Washington.
Second District — H. A. Gilliam, Tarboro;
J. W. Graing it, Kinston; I. E. Green, Wel-
don; T. W. Mason, Garysburg.
Third District— C. E. Foy, New Bern; F.
G. Hargett, Onslow; T. C. Wliitaker, Tren-
ton; N. O'Berry, Goldsboro.
Fourth District — F. S. Spruill, Louisburg;
II. A. London, Pittsboro; B. H. Bunn,
Rocky Mount; E. C. Beddingfield, Raleigh.
Fifth District — A. M. Scales, Greensboio;
J. S. Cair Durham; A. H. Eller, Winston-
Salem; A. W. Haywood, Haw River.
Sixth District— E. J. Hale, Fayetteville ;
A. W. McLean, Lumberton; C. C. Lyon,
Elizabethtown; H. L. Godwin, Dunn.
Seventh District — M. L. John, Laurinburg;
George VVarburton, Rockingham ; William
Hammond, Asheboro; R. L. Stevens, Mon-
roe.
Eighth District — P. M. Means, Concord;
Edmund Jones, Lenoir; R. A. Doughton,
Sputa; J. R. McClelland, Mooresville.
Ninth District — R. J. Brevard, Charlotte;
J. H. Weddington, Charlotte; H. E.
Schenck, LaunUale; I. T. Avery, Mortrantoi,.
Tenth District— S. Gallert, Rutherfordton,
W. T. Crawford, Waynesville; M. L. Ship-
man, Hendersonville; Marcus Erwin, Ashe-
ville.
Members State Executive Com-
mittee.
W. G. Lamb, Williamston.
W. B. Rodman, Washington.
W. T. Cross, Gatesville.
H. T. Greenleaf, Elizabeth City.
S. A. Woodard, Wilson.
E. L. Travis, Halifax.
J. H. Exum, Jr., Rocky Mount.
P. J. Macon, Warrenton.
W. S. Chadwick, Beaufort.
James A. Brvan, New Bern.
S. O. Middleton, Hallsville.
H. A. Grady, Clinton.
J. R. Young, Raleigh.
J. C. Drewry, Raleigh.
R. H. Haves Pittsboro.
E. S. Abell, Smithfleld.
3. S. Manning, Durham.
B. S. Royster, Oxford.
R. D. Reid, Wentworth.
J. J. Nelson, Greensboro.
J. B. Underwood, Fayetteville.
W. H. Bernard, Wilmington.
O. L. Clark, Clarkton.
Geo. H. Bellamy, El Paso.
D. E Mclver, Sanfcrd.
S. W. Finch, Lexington.
J. R. Blair, Troy.
T. B. Bailey, Mocksville.
R. A. Crowell, Albemarle.
R. N. Hackett, Wilkcsboro.
L. E. Heilig, Salisbury.
J. R. Lewellyn, Dobson.
R. R. Ray, McAdensville.
W. H. Winiams, Newton.
Heriot Clarkson, Charlotte.
W. W. Zachary, Brevard.
J. C. Mills, Rutherfordton.
E. H. House, Marion.
T. N. James, Marshall.
W. E. Moore. Webster.
Democratic Chairmen County
Committees.
Alamance — McBride Holt, Graham.
Alexander — J. H. Burke, TaylorsviUe.
Alleghany — R. A. Doughton Sparta.
Anson — J. G. Boylin, VVadesboro.
Ashe — J. W. Colvard, Jefterson.
Beaufort — W. C. Rodman, Washington.
Bertie — A. S. Rascoe, Windsor.
Bladen — C. C. Lyon, Elizabethtown.
Brunswick — George 11. Bellamy, El Paso.
Buncombe — J. J. Mackey, Asheville.
Burke — A. C. Avery, Jr., Morganton.
Cabarrus — L. T. Hartsell, Concord.
Caldwell— Geo. R. Clarke, Lenoir.
Camden — T. C. Ferebee, Camden.
Carteret— W. M. Webb, Morehead City.
Caswell— R. L. Walker, Milton.
Catawba— C. M. McCorkle, Newton.
Chatham— R. H. Hayes, Pittsboro.
Cherokee— J. M. Vaughan, Murphy.
Chowan— W. M. Bond, Edenton.
Clay— L. L. Scroggs, Brasstown.
Cleveland— C. R. Uoey, Shelby.
Craven — E. M. Green, New Bern.
Cumberland— H. L. Cook, Fayetteville.
Currituck— E. R. Johnson, Currituck.
Dare — Theo. S. Meekins.
Davidson— H. B. Varner, Lexinuton,
rjavie — W. K. Clement, Mocksville.
Duplin— D. L. Carlton, KenanBville.
Durham — J. S. Manning, Durham.
Edgecombe— G. M. T. Fountain, Tarboro
Forsyth— M. D. Bailey, Winston.
Franklin— J. A. Thomas, LouiRburg.
Gaston— Oscar F. Mason, Dallas.
Gates— W. T. Cross, Gatesville.
Graham— G. B. Walker, Robbinsville.
Granville- B. S. Royster, Oxford.
Greene — J. A. Albritton, Snow Hill.
Guilford— A. M. Scales, Greensboro.
Halifax— E. L. Travis, Halifax.
36
POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
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WADDY THOMPSON'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
A history which is true to facts, and does not impugn
motives. Just the kind of book which should be plac-
ed in the hands of children.
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Harnett — W. A. Stewart, Dunn.
Haywood — H. R. Ferguson, Waynesville.
Henderson— M. L. Shipman, Henderson-
ville.
Hertford— J. R. Mitchell, Winton.
Hyde — R. J>. Harris, Swan Quarter.
Iredell— J. A. Hartness, Statesville
Jackson — M. D. Cowan, Sylva.
Johnston— W. W. Cole, Smithfield.
Jones— T. C. Whitaker, Trenton.
Lenoir — J. W. Grainger, Kinston.
Lincoln — C. E. Childa, Lincolnton.
McDowell — Thomas Morris, Marion.
Macon — S. L. Kelly, Franklin.
Madison — C. A. Henderson, Marshall.
Martin— Harry W. Stubhs, Williamstoa.
Mecklenburg— J. A. Bell, Charlotte.
Mitchell— S. R. Hensley, Penland.
Montgomery — C. A. Armstrong, Troy.
Moore — W. J. Adams, Carthage.
Nash — J. P. Bunn, Rocky Mount.
New Hanover — George L. Peschau, Wil-
mington.
Northampton — G. E. Midyett, Jackson.
Onalow — E. M. Koonce, Jacksonville.
Orange — S. M. Gattis, Hillsboro.
Pamlico — A. B. Campen, Alliance.
Pasquotank — C. E. Thompson, Elizabeth
City.
Pender — Bruce Williams, Burgaw.
Perquimans — David Cox, Hertford.
Person — L. M. Carlton, Roxboro.
Pitt — L. I. Moore, Greenville.
Polk— F. R. Weaver, Columbus.
Randolph — W. J. Scarboro, Asheboro.
Richmond — P. C. Whitlock, Rockingham.
Robeson — J. G. McConnick, Lumberton.
Rockingham — Francis Womack, ReidsUile.
Rowan — A. H. Boyden, Salisbury.
Rutherford — John C. Mills, Rutherfordton.
Sampson — W. J. Pugh, Clinton.
Scotland— J. D. Shaw, Jr., Laurinburg.
Stanly— J. R. Price, Albemarle.
Stokes — J. D. Humphreys, Danbury.
Surry — R. C. Freeman, Dobson.
Swain — A. H. Hayes, Whittier.
Transylvania — W. P. Whitmire, Brevard.
Tyrrell— Theo. H. Woodley, Columbia.
Union — R. B. Redwine, Monroe.
Vance — A. J. Harris, Henderson.
Wake— W. B. Snow. Raleigh.
Warren— J. A. Dowtin, Warrenton.
Washington — W. J. Mercer, Mackey Ferry.
Watauga — J. C. Fletcher, Horton.
Wavne — F. A. Daniels, Goldsboro.
Wilkes— W. W. Barber. Wilkesboro.
Wilson — G. W. Connor, Wilson.
Yadkin — J. W. Pass, Yadkinville.
Yancey — G. E. Gardner, Burnsville.
Vote State Convention.
(Democratic.)
(As Printed in News and Observer, De-
cember 3, 1904.)
COUNTIES. Votes.
Alamance 13
Alexander 5
POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
87
Alleghany 5
Anson 8
Ashe 9
Beaufort 13
Beitie 9
Bladen 7
Brunswick 4
Buncocmbe -2
Burke 7
Cabarrus 10
Caldwell 8
Camden 3
Carteret 7
Caswell 6
Catawba 1°
Chatham 11
Cherokee • • 4
Chowan 4
Clay 2
Cleveland 15
Columbus 11
Craven 11
Cumberland 11
Currituck 4
Bare 3
Davidson 1*
Da\ie &
Duplin 10
Durham 11
Edgecombe . .. 11
Forsyth 16
Franklin 14
Gaston 14
Gates 5
Graham 2
Granville 11
Greene 7
Guilford 19
Halifax 17
Harnett 8
Haywood 11
Henderson 6
Hertford 5
Hvde 5
Iredell 14
Jackson 7
•Johnston 17
1
Jones ■ .
Lenoir .
Lincoln
Macon .
10
7
6
Madison 7
Martin 10
McDowell 6
Mecklenburg 22
Mitchell 3
Mcntgomery 6
Moore 10
Nash .. 30
New Hanover 9
Noilhampton 10
Or slow fi
Orange , C
Pamlico 4
Pasquotank 7
Pender 6
Perquimans 4
Person 6
Pitt 15
Polk 3
Randolph 16
Richmond fi
Robeson 16
Rockingham 13
Rowan 17
Rutherford 12
Sampson 7
Scotland 4
Stanly 7
Stokes 12
Surry 12
Swain 3
Transvlvania 4
Tyrrell 3
I'nion 8
Vance 7
Wake 24
Warren 8
Washington 3
Watauga 6
Wavne 14
Wilkes 9
Wilson 9
Yadkin 5
Yancey 7
Total 855
REPUBLICAN STATE EXECU-
TIVE COMMITTEE.
Thomas S. Rollins, Chairman, Asheville.
Fred A. Hull, Secretary, Asheville.
C. G. Bailey, Treasurer, Advance.
E. C. Duncan, National Com., Raleigh.
MEMBERS AT LARGE.
Z. V. Walser, Lexington.
H. F. Mebane, Spray.
E. W. Timberlake, Louisburg.
W. S. Pearson, Morganton.
H. S. Harkins, Asheville.
J. C. Meekins, St., Columbia, S. C.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
First — A. Berry. Swan Quarter.
Second— D. W. Patrick, Snow Hill.
Third— John E. Fowler, Clinton.
Fourth— Claudius Dockery, Raleigh.
Fifth— J. E. Alexander, Winston-Salem.
Sixth— W. J. Sutton, Elizabethtown.
Seventh— VT. A. Bailey, Advance.
Eighth— E. Spencer Blackburn, Wilkeeboro.
Ninth— T. F. Roland, Burnsville.
Tenth — J. L. Morgan, Marion.
Chairman of County Republican
Executive Committees of
North Carolina.
Alamance— W. E. White, Mebane.
Alexander— W. J. Carson, Taylorsville.
Alleghany— J. F. Cheek, Whitehead.
Anson— J. L. Matherson, Wadcsboro.
Ashe— J. G. Hardin, Beaver Creek.
Beaufort— F. G. Paul, Washington.
Bertie— R. H. Norfleet, lv'lford.
Bladen— S. Mears Clarkton.
Brunswick— J. Johnson, Winnabow.
Buncombe— R. B. Roberts, Asheville.
Burke — J. W. Garrison, Morganton.
Cabarrus — M. L. Buchanan, Concord.
Caldwell— Thos. O. Bobbins, Lenoir.
Camden— Jas. E. Burgess, Camden.
Carteret— T. D. Hewitt, Newport.
38
POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
The North Carolina
College of Agriculture
And Mechanic Arts
Offers practical industrial education in Agriculture, Engineer-
ing, Industrial Chemistry, and the Textile Art. Tuition $30 a
year. Board $10 a month. 120 Scholarships.
The Catalogue of the College shows 130 students of Agricul-
ture, 93 of Civil Engineering, 60 of Electrical Engineering, 73 of
Mechanical Engineering, 25 of Cotton Manufacturing, 33 of
Chemistry and Mining, and 58 of Mechanic Arts. Young men
desiring practical industrial training would do well to write for
catalogue to President Winston, West Raleigh, N. C.
Caswell— T. S. Harrison, Blanch.
Catawba— A. A. Whitener, Hickory.
Chatham— H. T. Clupin, Pittsbovo.
Cherokee — A. W. Axley, Murphy.
Chowan— \Y . W. Smith, Edenton.
Clav— \V. J. Winchester, Hayesville.
Cleveland— J. H. Quinn. Shelby.
Columbus— J. D. Maultsby, Whiteville.
Craven— Chas. B. Hill, New Bern.
Cumberland— C. C. McLellan, Dunn.
Currituck — W. S. Harrison. Harbinger.
Pare— W. S. C. Pugh, Manteo.
Davidson — Zeb V. Walser, Lexington.
Davie — M. D. Kimbrough, Mocksville.
Duplin— C C. Vann, Rose Hill.
Durham — W. T. O'Brien, -Durham.
Edgecombe — C. B. Keech, Tarboro.
Forsyth — J. F. Reynolds, Winston.
Franklin — R. R. Harris, Louisburg.
Gaston — C. D. Holland, Gastonia.
Gates — John Brady. Gatesville.
Graham— W. P. Rose, Santeetlah.
Granville — Jas. T. Cozart, Oxford.
Greene— D. W. Patrick. Snow Hill.
Guilford — R. D. Dcuglaa, Greensboro.
Halifax — R. J. Lewis, Littleton.
Harnett —John McLeod, Harrington.
Haywood — Geo. H. Smathers, Waynesville.
Henderson — B. Jackson, Hend rsonville.
Hertford— R. C. Benthall, Mencla.
Hyde — Alex. Berrv, Swan Quarter.
Iredell— H. C. Cowles, Statesville.
Jackson — John R. Long, Painter.
Johnston — Wesley Battt n, Micro.
Jones — H. F. Brown. Tuckahoe.
Lenoir — James F. Parrott, Kinston.
Lincoln — D. E. DeLane, Orleans.
Macon — R. D. Sick, Franklin.
Madison — John Jarrett, Marshall.
McDowell— Wm. Sweeney, Marion.
Mecklenburg— D. K. Pope, Charlotte.
Martin— Wheeler Martin, Williamston.
Mitchell— C. F. Baker, Bakersville.
Montgomery— G. D. B. Reynolds. Troy.
Moore — G. H. Makepeace, Sanford.
Nash— N. C. Cooper, Nashville.
New Hanover— T. E. Wallace, Wilming
ton.
Northampton— J. J. Purvis, Woodland.
Onslow— John Gilman, Jacksonville.
Orange— H. D. Brown, Efland.
Pamlico— C. M. Babbitt, Bayboro.
Pasquotank— I. M. Meekins, Elizabeth City
Pender- -R. M. Croom, Burgav,.
Perquimans— J. P. Jessup, Hertford.
Ferson— H. J. Whitt, Roxboro.
Pitt — J. W. Perkins, Greenville.
Polk— W. C. Newman, Mill Springs.
Randolph— G. G. Hendricks, Asheboro.
Richmond— J. D. Cameron, Rockingham
Robeson — W. J. Currie, Maxton.
Rockingham— Thos. S. Malloy, Reidsville.
Rowan — Thos. H. Stewart, Spencer.
Rutherford— R. W. Logan, Rutherfordron
Sampson— Otis Ward, Dunn, R, F. P.
No. G.
Scotland— John A. McGregor, Conclave.
Stanly— J. I. Campbell, Norwood.
Stokes— N. O. Petree, DanDury.
Surrv — J. H. C. Norman, Dobson.
Swain— J. F. Teague, Bryson City.
Transylvania— D. L. English, Brevard.
Tyrrell — W. E. Bateman, Gudger.
Union— Thos. L. Love, Monroe.
Vance — T. T. Hicks, Henderson.
Wake— J. P. H. Adams, Raleigh.
Warren— N. M. Jones, Vicksboro.
Washington— John L. Phelps, Plymouth.
POLITICAL OR GANIZATIONS.
S3
The North Carolina
State Normal and Indus-
trial College.
Graduates of other colleges admitted to special normal and in-
dustrial courses.
Faculty numbers fifty.
Board furnished at actual cost.
Board, laundry, tuition and fees for use of text-books, etc., $170
a year. Non-residents of the State $190.
Fifteenth annual session begins September, 11*06.
For catalogue and other informatio n, Address,
CHARLES D. MclVER, President,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Watauga — L. II. Michael, Rutherwood.
Wayne— S. G. Pate, Goldsboro.
Wilkes — P. C. Jones, North Wilkesboro.
Wilson — John D. Mtars, Wilson.
Yadkin — J. G. Ray, Jonesville.
Yancey — Jas. L. Hyatt, Micaville.
Vote State Convention.
(Republican.)
COUNTIES. Votes.
Alamance 18
Alexander 10
Alleghany 6
Anson 2
Ashe 17
Beaufort S
Bertie 2
Bladen 6
Brunswick 5
Buncombe 26
Burke 10
Cabarrus 13
Caldwell 14
Camden 2
Carteret 7
Caswell 2
Catawba 15
Chatham 15
Cherokee 10
Chowan 2
Clay 4
Cleveland 11
Columbus 8
Craven 3
Cumberland 11
Currituck 2
Dare 4
Davidson 21
Davie 11
Duplin 9
Durham 11
Edgecombe 2
Forsyth '!?.
ITranklin 3
Gaston 'J
Gates 3
Graham 4
Gramille 6
Greene 3
Guilford 18
Halifax 2
Harnett 8
Haywood 11
Henderson 14
Hertford 2
Uvde 3
Iredell 16
Jackson 10
Johnston 16
Jones 3
Lenoir 7
Lincoln 8
Ma< on 10
Madison 20
Martin 2
McDowell 10
Mecklenburg 7
Mitchell 14
Montgomery 9
Moore 12
Nash 6
New Hanover -. .
Viilhampton
Onslow 5
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POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
University g
NORTH
CAROLINA
Academic Law
Medicine
Pharmacy
Summer School for Teachers
68 in Faculty. 6 SO Students.
NEW DORMITORIES, WATER WORKS, CENTRAL HEATING
SYSTEM. Address,
F. P. VENABLE, President.
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
Orange 6
Pamlico 4
Pasquotank 3
Pender 2
Perquimans i
Person 6
Pitt 5
Polk 6
Randolph 19
Richmond 3
Robeson 9
Rockingham 13
Rowan 12
Rutherford 13
Sampson IS
Scotland 2
Stanly li
Stokes 15
Surry 25
Swain 9
Transylvania 5
Tyrrell 3
Union 3
Vance 5
\Vake II
Warren 2
Washington 4
Watauga :-S
Y\a\ne 12
Wilkes t'5
Wilson 6
Vadkin 15
Yancey 10
Total S51
PROHIBITION STATE COM-
MITTEE.
Edwin Shaver, (chairman), Salisbury; J.
M. Templeton, Cary; W. H. L. McLaurin,
Mocksville; W. H. Moffltt, Lexington; Giles
Hinson, Goldsboro; W. M. White, Gastonia;
J. W. Long, Treasurer, Salisbury; T. P.
Johnston, Secretary, Salisbury; N. W.
Newby, Wadeville; Henry Sheets, Lexington.
To Reach the Farmers Your Business Interests should be repre-
sented weekly in
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which is a household necessity in North Carolina Homes, and as an
advertising medium HAS NO EQUAL. For rates, address
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DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM— 1904.
41
preshyterian College for Women
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Send for Catalogue.
Rev. J. R. Bridges, D. D., President.
BUILDING — The largest ami finest in the State. Recently built,
Elegantly furnished.
CONVENIENCES — Hot and Cold Baths, Steam Heat, Gas.
Bed-rooms limited to two girls each. Fire escapes.
ADVANTAGES — Situated in centre of city on a five-acre lot.
Finely Equipped Gymnasium, with regular gymnasium course.
Largest Pipe Organ in the South. Music and Art Specialties.
FACULTY — Full Faculty of Experienced Teachers.
RATES — Lower than any School of the same grade in the State.
Democratic State Platform — 1 904.
Adopted at Greensboro, June 24
1904.
The Democratic party of North Carolina,
in convention assembled, declaring anew its '
allegiance to the fundamental principles of
government as expressed in former platforms,
congratulates the people of the State that a
Democratic administration has again estab-
lished throughout their borders the reign
of law and liberty and the reign of peace
and progress. Radical rule, with its night-
mare of horrors, has passed away. Our peo-
ple are no longer employed in guarding
their homes and protecting their liv?s, lib-
erty and property as they were under Re-
publican rule; but, safe in the protection
of law, breathing the air of liberty, and
er.joying the freedom which conies from
security, our men and our women are de-
vcting their energies to the peaceful pur-
suits of honest industry, to the education
of their children and to the care of the
helpless and unfortunate. Agriculture, man-
ufacturing and commerce are bounding for-
ward in helpful rivalry, neither receiving
nor desiring subsidies or protection e> cept
that afforded by a stable and honest gov-
ernment. Nowhere in North CaroMna is
there riot or disorder; nowhere is there
suffering or destitution. Such are the fruits
of peace and order of honesty and efficiency.
of intelligence and patriotism, of Demo-
cratic adir-inistration under the leadership
of the peerless orator, statesmen and edu-
cator, Charles Brantley Aycock, and the
cfher honest and efficient public officials
associated with him in the State adminis-
tration in all three departments of govern-
ment.
North Carolina has again come into her
own. She stands in the forefront of South-
ern States, leading all in educational and
industrial progress. Her sons are looked to
at home and abroad for educational, incus-
trial and commercial leadership. What a
contrast to conditions existing lecently
when the degradation of our educational,
charitable and penal institutions, through
the vices, incompetency, extravagance and
corruption of Republican boards of man-
agement caused the State to hang her head
in shame and stand an object of pity among
her sister States.
The Democratic party points with pride
to its settlement of the race problem in
North Carolina — a settlement that depends
upon Democratic supremacy for its perma-
nence. The Constitutional Amendment fur-
nishes to all the people of the State safe-
guards of peace and order, of life, liberty
and happiness, and guarantees educational,
religious and social progress as well as in-
dustrial prosperity and development.
We re-affirm our constitutional declara
tions that "religion, moralit.v a:id knowl-
edge being necessary to good government
and the happiness of mankind schools and
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DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM— ^904.
HORNER SCHOOL,
OXFORD, N. C.
One hundred and ninth term heains January 20, 1906.
Prepares for University and College. Tliree courses of study —
Classical, Scientific, and English.
An excellent dairy; 350 acres of lull and dale; tennis courts
and hall around; the Influences of cidtured women in the lining
hall; individual attention to each student; fifteen hoys to each
teacher.
J. C. HORNER,
PRINCIPAL.
mpans of education shall forever be en-
couraged," and "that +he people have a
right to the privilege of education, and
that it is the duty of the State to guard
and maintain that right," and we express
our hearty approval of the educational
work of the present administration, and our
giatification, at the great improvem.;.it
made in our educational condit'ons under
the present Democratic adminirtra..on, and
would call attention to the fulfillment of
the former premise of the party to provile
at least .i four months' school term for
all the children of the State. And we
further express cur cordial commendation
r.f the work of the teaching profession fo:
the mental, moral and material advance-
r ent of the people, and pledge for the fu-
ture our best endeavors to strengthen and
increase the usefulness and efficiency of
our whole public educational system.
We approve the general principles of the
Watts law regulating the manufacture and
sale of liquors, and limiting the same to lo-
calities in which there may be adequate
police protection. The principle that no
saloon or still shall operate except under po-
lite protection is as sound as that whiskey
shall not be sold to minors, to drunkards,
or on Sundays, or near the schools and
churches. The General Assembly has the
power, and when controlled by the D'cmo-
c in tic party can be trusted to make nil
amendments that experiencce and conditions
nay demonstrate to be wise and proper.
The contrast between the present and the
preceding administration of the .State Prison
S] icaks trompet-tongued of Democratic elfi-
ciency and Republican rascality and imbecil-
ity. In all the history of the State the low-
est level of immorality, venality, and in-
humanity was reached in the vnanag meat
o'l the State convicts under the adminis-
tration of Daniel L. Bussell. Today the in-
stitution is free from debt and has on hand
a surplus large enough to pay the bonds
necessitated by Republican peculation i\nd
inefficiency. We pledge the party to con-
tinued business-like and humane manage-
ment of this institution.
We call attention to the success that has
attended the establishment of the insurance
department which has increased our annual
receipts by $90,000, and furthermore, in ad-
dition to this increase, that fees now re-
ceived by the State in this department
which formerly were allowed to the official
collecting them, are more than enough to
cover all increases and additions in sala-
ries of executive and judicial officers.
We pledge the party to a fair .and just
system of taxation in which all subjects of
taxation shall bear their just and equal
proportions of the burdens of government.
After long and careful deliberation an!
conference with many of its creditors, the
Stale of North Carolina adjusted it? debt
upon a basis so fair and honorable as to
win the approval of the financial world and
to secure ratification by nearly every credi-
tor cf the State. During the present year
attempts have been made to re-open the
question settled at that time bv the State's
wisest and best man. The Democratic paity
DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM— li,04.
43
Greensboro Female College
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Literary and business courses. Schools of music, ait and elocu-
tion. Literary course and all living expenses, $200 per year.
FALL SESSION begins September, 1906. For catalogue anply
to MRS. LUCY H. ROBERTSON, President, Greensboro, N. C.
of 1904 approves the settlement made in
1879 and will forever oppose any and all
attempts trom any quarter to set aside the
settlement then made. It will abide the
mandates of the courts but it will not con-
sent to re- open the settl iment i"hat was
alike creditable to the State and fair to
the holders of it? securities.
The Democratic party established the sys-
tem of pensioning Confederate toldiers and
opened the Soldiers' Home to the care of
the veterans who responded to the call of
the State in the War Between the States.
Every dollar given them was appropriated
or forced by the Democratic Legislature or
Democratic public sentiment. We pledge
the party to a fuller discharge of a debt
that can never be fully paid to these aging
heroes who offered their lives as a sacrifice
upon the altars of their country.
We point with pride to (be record cf the
Democratic party in its care of the unfor-
tunate classes of our State and promise to
continue to enlarge our charitable institu-
tions until all the indigent insane are cared
for at the expense of the State.
Corporations being creatures of the law
should be under control of the sovereign
and amenable to the law. But being useful
and necessary incidents of business, all
their rights should be guarded and pro-
tected by the law. Like other citizens they
shculd be protected from wrong and oppres-
sion. Especially should tht-y be protected
from suits in form to procure receiverships
cesigned to wreck the properties and i".vans-
fer them from tlreir rightful owners to the
possession and control of financial adven-
turers.
We call upon Cor.press to enact laws clisr-
ly defining liie powers of Federal judges in
the appointment of receivers and to protect
corporations against improper and illegal
appointments.
We favor the establishment of the Appa-
lachian Forest Reserve, and urge our Sena-
tors and Representatives to continue their
efforts to secure the establishment of the
same.
At no period in Ibe history of the repub-
lic has the Democratic party been so nee s-
sary to the welfare of the people and the
cause of free government, as it is tcday. A
great conservative force, it stands a barrier
between the recklessness of organized greed
and the desperation of oppressed humanity.
Its mission is to give liberty and justice to
all, monopoly and tyranny to none; to re-
strict the Federal government within the
constitutional limits of its authority, to re-
sist its every aggression beyond the scope
of its delegated power; to limit its power
of taxation to the needs of tliL- government
economically administered; to distribute
impartially the Durdens of government; to
preserve unimpaired the reserved rights of
the States and of the people; to maintain
the right of lo:al self-government; these .ire
and have always been among the funda-
mental principles of the Democratic part)
It is especially necessary to restrict the
executive head of the Federal government
within the constitutional limits of his au-
thority, and no argument of temporary ex-
pedi ncy can justify the assumption by him
of powers conferred exclusively upon the
legislative department of the government or
the violation by him of plain provisions of
constitutional, statute and treaty law.
For the last eight years the Republican
party has been in complete control of the
Federal government in all its branches. Dur-
ing that time trusts and monopolies have
multiplied. They have increased their ex-
tortions from the people. They dominate
tie' Republican party and compel it to ad-
minister the affairs of the republic in Ineir
selfish interest. We condemn the President
for his surrender to trust influences and for
his failure to enforce the law against monop-
olies and monopolists. Congress appropriated
$500,000.00 to employ special counsel to en-
force the laws against trusts. In twelve
months he expended for sueli purpose only
one-twentieth of that sum. In the midst o;
crime and havoc committed by these wrong-
doers, he will not stop (lie violation of
statutes enacted for the protection of the
people, nor punish the criminals who plun-
der them, although his attention was called
to the manner in which the perpetrators
might, h.' punished by recent decisions of the
Supreme Court.
We denounce the present iniquitous, un-
just and trust-creating protective tariff im-
posed upon the people o.\ the Republican
party and demand its immediate revision,
to the end that all unjust burdens 'hail be
removed, and especially those apon the nec-
essaries of life and those that enable the
trust to extort from the people unreason-
able profits and to sell their products to
consumers at home at greater prices than
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REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM— 1904.
ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.
HOME OFFICE: RALEIGH, N. C.
CAPITAL $125,000
A North Carolina Company owned and controlled by North
Carolinians.
Economical management and the strongest backing obtainable.
OFFERS ITS POLICIES TO
NORTH CAROLINA PROPERTY OWNERS.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON. President.
JOSEPH G. BROWN, Vice-Pres.
H. W. JACKSON, Treasurer.
G. H. DORTCH, Secretary.
are charged for the same goo. Is to the
foreign consumer.
We review with alarm the growing ten-
dency of the government under Republican
administration toward despotic centraliza-
tion at home, as well as despotic imperial-
ism abroad. vV<? denounce the policy of the
Republican party in building up a strong
centralized government at Washington at the
expense of the sacred rights of the sovereign
States; that which in its policy and con-
duct has reversed the clause of the constitu-
tion, reserving to the States all rights not
specifically conferred upon the Federal gov-
ernment, and has ass-umed for the central
government at Washington the vast residium
of power solemnly guaranteed to the peo-
ple by the constitution. The inevitable con-
sequence of this policy and practice will be
the destruction of popular government and
the establishment of a military empire. Con-
fidently relying upon these fundamental
principles of government and appealing to
the record of our party in the past, we in-
vite all who believe in popular liberty, pop-
ular education, popular government and
white supremacy, in freedom, both at home
and abroad, in honesty, efficiency, simplicity
and economy of administration, in the re-
moval of monopolies and oupwrssion, under
whatever guise and by whomsoever prac-
ticed, to unite with us in maintaining in
North Carolina Democratic rule and in de-
stroying Republican misrule in the United
States.
Republican State Platform— 1 904.
1. The Republican Party of North Caro-
lina, in convention assembled, at Greens-
boro, North Carolina, on this the 18th day
of May, 1904, hereby endorses and ratifies
the principles and policies enumerated in
the platforms of the National Republican
Party, adopted in 1896 and 1900. In spite
of Democratic opposition the policies and
principles of our party have been written
into law, and we point with pride to its
achievements. It has blessed our country
with unparalleled prosperity. It has car-
ried happiness to every home. It has ex-
panded our commerce. It has broadened our
territory.. It has made supreme our influ-
ence at home and abioad. It has raised our
credit, until today it is the highest in the
world. It has ever stood for universal free-
dom, and has carried the blessings of liberty
into the islands of the sea. It has held our
honor unsullied, and our flag untarnished,
until we have taken cur place as the arbiter
of the nations of the world. Throughout its
long lease of power, its Presidents and lead-
ers have always leen equal to the great-
est demands; and row the country, with all
its vast and varied interests, has a Republi-
can President in the person of Theodore
Roosevelt who has shown himself no less
equal to every emergency, who has devel-
oped a statesmanship that entitles him to
the confidence of the nation, and for these
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45
reasons we hereby endorse his administration
and pledge our earnest support for his nom-
ination and election.
2. We endorse the Republican adminis-
tration in protecting the rights of the peo-
ple against monopolies, trusts and other un-
lawful combinations.
3. We endorse the Rspubhcan party for
its action in constructing the Pan.ima Canal,
and the people of 1he United States from
all sectiors, especially from the South, are
to be congratulated upon the prospects of
so soon securing the great interoceanic
waterway which will give new impetus to
the nation's commerce, and prove a blessing
to the country at krge, and especially to
the South.
4. We endorse the foreign policy of ex-
parsion ;jf the ReDublican party by which
Porto Rico, Hawaii" and the Philippines have
I pen annexed to the United States, thus
opening up a ne\v market to the manufac-
turers of this country.
5. We endorse the Republican party for
liberating the Cubans from Spanish tyranny
and oppression, and point with pride to
their success and progress since the estat-
lishment of the Republican form of govern-
ment.
C. We deplore the death of the lat,^ Sena-
tor Marcus A. Hanna, and recognize in his
exalted life and character the highest type
of the patriotic citizen, the Christian gen-
tleman and the wise statesman, and cherish
his life history as one of the most oreeicus
heritages of the Republican party.
7. We most heartily endorse the able,
fearless and aggressive course of Hon. Thos.
S. Rollins, our State Chairman, and com-
mend his efforts for the success of the party
in the State.
8. The Republican party favors the Appa-
lachian Park, and we promise to use all
honorable means to bring about legislation
establishing the same.
9. We favor the education of the masses,
but denounce the practice of the present
Democratic State administration in its ef-
forts to maka the common schools a part
of the Democratic machine, to be ran for
partisan purposes, until their usefulness has
been greatly impaired and those most in
need of education largely deprived of its ad-
vantages. We pledge ourselves to the cor-
rection of these abuses, and to so amend the
law as to remove our free schools as far as
possible from the realm of politics, and
thus prevent their being diverted to parti-
san advantages, an 1 to give to the system
an elasticity that will inure to I he oest in-
terests of those most in need of its help.
10. The Republican party favors generous
public aid to all charitable institutions in
the State, and the enactment of pension
laws more liberal and just to the old Con-
federate soldiers.
31. We denounce the policy of the Demo-
cratic party in its effort to destroy those
they cannot use for partisan ends, which has
resulted in driving both labor and capital
from our State, rheieby decreasing the
sources of taxation at the very time their
administration has bankrupted our treasury.
12. We denounce the management of the
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad and
Hotel by the Democratic party as incompe-
tent, corrupt and extravagant, and declare
that we favor the leasing of that property,
and promise the pec pie of North Carolina
that if elected to power we will forever put
an end to such scandals as have :ecently
been brought to light in connection with
its management. We denounce the Gover-
nor's star chamber investigation of that
road and declare that the secret and clande-
stine investigation into its aflairs was an out-
rage and a disgrace, and one which the citi-
zens of ths State should not tolerate.
13. We denounce the hypoe.sy of the Dem-
ocratic party in its effort to deceive tha
people by saying they had not raised the
rate of taxation, while they have forced an
increased valuation on all property by leg-
islation, have created a commission tor this
express purpose, and have '.hereby largely
increased the burden of taxation upon our
people. As an evidence of this, we ask
every taxpayer to compare his receipt for
the taxes of 1903 with those of former
years.
14. We denounce that policy of the Dem-
cratic party that ce-nti'iuously and insid-
lemsly attacks local self-government by leg-
islative appointment of Justices of the
Peace, County Commissioners and other offi-
cers all over the State, and elemand that all
matters pertaining to local affairs and
county government be left entirely with
the voters of the communities and counties
concerned.
15. We denounce frauds, robberies, intimi-
dation in elections, and we appeal to the
honest citizens of North Carolina to use
their best efforts in seeing that the coming
election is free from corruption, and is con-
ducted honestly in all respects.
16. We denounce that spirit of anarchy in
the Democratic party -"hat prompted our
Governor to say he would have emptied the
State Treasury' in ete-fense of these indicted
for -election frauds before one of them
shculd be convicted, and we condemn the
Democratic machine for defending crimi-
nals at the expense of the taxpayers.
17. We condemn the Democratic party
machine for its unwarranted efforts to im-
peach our Supreme Court Judges for parti-
san pui poses.
18. We favor, "3 we have ever favored,
just and equal laws for the promotion of
temperance, but in pursuance of our time-
honored policy of Local Self-Govemment we
favor a law which submits to the qualified
voters of the several counties and incorpora-
ted towns of the State, at their request,
the question of whether they shall or ;0iall
not be permitted to make .-nd sell intoxi-
cating liquors, and the faithful execution of
their will as expressed at the ballot box.
19. We denounce the present State admin
istration as being the most extravagant in
the history of North Carolina. The year
1903 cost the taxpayers the enormous sum
of $2,201,604.31, or nearly as much as was
paid out during the entire four years of
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REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM— 1904.
TiTe Citizens National Bank
RALEIGH. N. C.
Capital,
Surplus,
Deposits,
Assets,
$ 100,000.00
100,000.00
1,125,000.00
1,450,000.00
Accounts of Banks, Bankers, Merchants, Manufacturers, and
Business Men generally solicited. Every acocminodation offered
consistent with prudent banking.
JOSEPH G. BROWN, HENRY E. LITCHFORB,
President. Cashier.
Governor Vance's administration from 1877
to 1881.
20. We denounce the policy of the Demo-
cratic party that has left as a legacy to
future generations an addition to cur State
debt of more than five hundred thousand
acMars.
21. We cordially invite all persons, irre-
spective of part}' affiliation, who are op-
posed to oppressive taxation; opposed to
star chamber methods; opposed to class leg-
islation; opposed to extravagance and mis-
management, and all persons who favor
more economic administration of or State
and county affairs; who favor the leasing of
the Atlantic and Noith Carolina Railroad;
and who believe in expansion, sound money
and protection to unite with us in over-
throw ing the Democratic machine in North
Carolina.
Vote for Governor — 18?6- 1 904.
1004.
Robert B. Glenn, (D) 128,761
C. J. Harris, (R) 79,506
1300.
C. B. Avcock, (D) 186,650
S. B. Adams, (R) 126,296
1896.
Cyrus B. Watson, D 145,266
Daniel L. Russeil, R 158,787
William A. Guthrie, P bl.143
1892.
Elias Carr, D ,. 135,519
David M. Furches, R f4,684
Wyatt P. Exum, P 47,840
18S8.
D G. Fowle, D 147,625
0. H. Dockery, R ,. ..... 133,475
1884.
A. M. Scales. D 143,249
Tyre York, 11 123/.10
1880.
Thomas J. Jarvis, D... 1£J>27
Ralph P. Buxton, 1. ll."»,6:<(»
1876.
Zeb. B. Vance, D 12?,265
Thomas Settle, R Uu,25d
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POPULATION OF NORTH CAROLINA— 1900 AND 1890.
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
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 26,591
Forsyth 35,261
Franklin 25,116
Gaston 27,903
Gates 10,413
Graham 4,343
Granville 23,263
Greene 12,038
Guilford 39,074
Halifax 30,793
Harnett 15,988
Haywood 16,222
Henderson 14,104
Hertford 14,294
Hyde 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
1890.
18,271
9,430
6,523
20,027
15,628
21,072
19,176
16,763
10,900
35,266
14,939
18,142
12,29S
5,667
10,825
16,028
18,689
25,413
9,976
9,167
4,197
20,394
17,856
20,533
27,321
6,747
3,768
21,702
11,621
18,690
18,041
24,113
28,434
21,090
17,764
10,252
3,313
24,484
10,039
28,052
28,908
13,700
13,346
12,589
13,851
8,903
25,462
9,512
27,239
7,403
14,879
12.5S6
10,939
10,102
17,805
15,221
42,673
12,807
11,239
20,479
20,707
24,026
21,242
10,303
Orange 14,690
Pamlico 8,045
Pasquotank' 13,660
Pender 13,381
Perquimans 10,091
Person 16,685
Pitt 30,889
Polk 7,004
Randolph 28,232
Richmond 15,855
Robeson 40,371
Rockingham 33,163
Rowan 31,066
Rutherford 25,101
Sampson 26,380
Scotland 12,553
Stanly 15,220
Stokes 19,866
Surry 25,515
Swain 8,401
Transvlvania 6,620
Tyrrell 4,980
Union 27,156
Vance 16,684
Wake 54,626
Warren 19,151
Washington 10,608
Watauga 13,417
Wayne 31,356
Wilkes 26,872
Wilson 23,596
Yadkin 14,083
Yancey 11.164
Total 1,893,810
14,948
7,146
10,748
12,514
9,293
15,151
25,519
5,902
25,195
23,948
31,483
25,363
24,123
18,770
25,096
12,136
17,199
19,281
6,577
5,881
4,225
21,259
17,581
49,207
19,360
10,200
10,611
26,100
22,675
18,644
13,790
1,400
1,617,947
NATIVE AND
COUNTIES.
Alamance 4,373
Alexander 2,115
Alleghany 1,521
Anson 2,287
Ashe 3,837
Beaufort 3,742
Bertie 2,137
Bladen 2,168
Brunswick 1,759
Buncombe 8,137
Burke- 3,287
Cabarrus 3,601
Caldwell 2,957
Camden 801
Carteret 2,459
Caswell 1,657
Catawba 3,931
Chatham 3,605
Cherokee 2,419
Chowan 1,082
Clay 924
Cleveland 4,321
Columbus 3,156
Craven 2,411
Cumberland 3,823
Currituck 1,228
Dare 1,065
Davidson 4,499
FOREIGN-
Native Foreign
white, white. Negro.
16
10
10
25
11
2
35
233
54
15
6
7
15
6
20
20
10
9
3
12
37
56
40
3
7
16
1,338
170
92
2,073
122
2,568
2,204
1,405
1,074
1,869
464
1,219
380
476
457
1,657
574
1,551
91
1,245
31
1,012
1,223
3,334
2,362
418
146
674
POPULATION OF NORTH CAROLINA— 1900 AND 1890.
11 »
Davie 2,178
Duplin 3,271
Durham 3,870
Edgecombe 2,496
Forsyth 6,927
Franklin 3,065
Gaston 4,398
Gates 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 4,068
Martin 1,904
Meckl enburg 7,340
Mitchell 2,970
Montgomery 2,402
Moore 3,627
Nash 3,542
New Hanover 3,159
Northampton 2,181
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 1,890
Robeson 4,551
Rockingham 4, 862
Rowan 5,402
Rutherford 4,450
Sampson 3,964
Scotland 1,365
Stanly 2,709
Stokes 3,603
Surry 4,989
Swain 1,545
Transvlvania 1,338
Tyrrell 844
Union 4,042
Vance 1,671
Wake 7,684
Warren 1,393
Washhington 1,267
Watauga 2,686
Wayne 4,159
Wilkes 5,073
Wi lson 3,290
Yadkin 2,826
Yancey 2,294
6
569
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
667
26
366
9
116
6
138
3
1.498
181
6,063
9
127
9
768
67
1,592
10
2,284
280
3,114
9
2,470
1
704
4
1,104
6
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
6
849
12
1,526
8
1,314
7
380
4
594
28
694
7
35
13
128
6
322
10
1,509
38
1,842
129
6,086
65
2,441
1
1,136
3
84
45
2,786
8
447
8
2,066
4
261
1
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UNITED STATES CENSUS,
1900 AND 1890.
States. 1900. 189.1.
Alabama 1,828,697 1,513,017
Arkansas 1,311,564 1,123,17b
California 1,485,053 1,208,130
Colorado 539,700 412,198
Connecticut 908,355 746,258
Delaware 184,735 168,493
Florida 528,542 391,422
Georgia 2,216,239 1,867,353
Idaho 161,771 84,385
Illinois 4,821,550 3,826.351
Indiana 2,516,463 2,192,404
Iowa 2,251,829 1,911,896
Kansas 1,469,496 1,427,096
Kentucky 2,147,174 1,808,626
Louisiana 1,381,627 1,118,587
Maine 694,366 661,086
Maryland 1,189,946 1,042,390
Massachusetts 2,805,346 2,238,943
Michigan 2,419,782 2,093,889
Minnesota 1,751,395 1,301,826
Mississippi ,1551,372 1,289,600
Missouri 3,107,117 2,679,184
Montana 243,289 132,159
Nebraska 1,068,901 1,058,910
Nevada 42,334 45,761
New Hampshire 411,588 376,530
New Jersey 1,883,609 1,444,933
New York 7,268,009 5,997,863
North Carolina 1,891,992 1,607,947
North Dakota 319,040 182,749
Ohio 4,157,545 3,672,316
Oregon 413,532 313,767
Pennsylvania 6,301,365 5,258,014
Rhode Island 428,556 345,506
South Carolina 1,340,312 1,151,149
South Dakota 401,559 328,808
Tennessee 2,022,723 1,767,518
Texas 3,048,828 2,235,520
Utah 276,565 207,905
Vermont 341,641 332,422
Virginia 1,854,148 1,655,980
Washington 517,672 349,390
West Virginia 958,900 762,794
Wisconsin 2,068,963 1,686,880
Wyoming 92,531 60,705
Total (for 45 States).. 74,627,907 62,116,811
Indians not taxed 44,617
TERRITORIES.
Alaska (estimated).. .. 44,000 32,052
Arizona 122,212 59,620
District of Columbia.. .. 278,718 230,392
Hawaii 154,001 89,990
Indian Territory 391,960 180,182
New Mexico 193,777 153,593
Oklahoma 398,245 61,834
Indians, etc., on Indian
reservations, except In-
dian Territory 145,282
Total for 7 Territories,
etc 1,657,313 952,945
Indians not taxed 89,541
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SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS
Societies and Organizations.
Confederate Veterans Asso-
ciation.
president — General J. S. Carr, Durham.
Secretary and Treasurer — S. A. Ashe,
Raleijjh.
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
W. H. Gregory, Statesville.
Assistant Inspector General — Lieutenant
Colonel James A. Bryan, New Bern.
Quartermaster General — Lieutenant Colo-
nel T. M. Emry, Weldon.
Judge Advocate General — Lieutenant Col-
onel C. B. Watson, Winston.
Commissary General — Lieutenant Colonel
P. II. Hanes, Winston.
Surgeon General — Lieutenant Colonel W.
D. McMi.ian, Wilmington.
Chaplain General — Lieut. Col. A. D. Betts.
Raleigh.
Chief of Artillery — Lieutenant Colonel J.
B. Starr, Fayetteville.
Chief of Ordnance — Lieutenant Colonel
J. M. Wall, Wadesboro.
Assistant Paymaster General — Major R.
E. Wilson, Winston.
Assistant Adjutant General — Major R. 0.
Barker, Salisbury.
Assistant Quartermaster General — Major
Harrison Watts, Charlotte.
Assistant Judge Advocate General — Major
A. W. Graham, Oxford.
Assistant Commissary General — Major
Ashley Home, Clayton.
Aides — Majors F. H. Busbee, Raleigh; A.
H. Bovden, Salisbury; J. A. Long, Rox-
bcro; W. P. Wood, Asheboro; S. H. Smith,
Winston; G. S. Ferguson, Wavnesville ; R.
P. Paddison, Point Caswell; George H.
Hall, Red Springs; Thomas W. Harrington,
Carthage; C. M. Parks, Tarboro; E. S.
Marsh, Belhaven: „. J. Wolvenden, New
Bern; J. F. Reinhardt, Lincolnton.
Color Bearer — Major J. H. Currie, Fay-
etteville.
Chief of Scouts — Maj. J. S. Harris, of
Charlotte.
Bugler— Captain J. H. Parker, Smith-
field.
FIRST BRIGADE.
Brigadier General Commanding — General
P. C. Carlton, Statesville.
Assistant Adjutant General — Lieutenant
Colonel Louis G. Hay, Hickory.
Command— Camps 162, 212, 309, 319, 394,
436, 486, 795, 797, 952, 1135, 1155, 1156,
1552.
SECOND BRIGADE.
Brigadier General Commanding — General
Wm. 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, 1398. 1462, 1527.
THIRD BRIGADE.
Brigadier General Commanding — Gen.
James I. Metts, Wilmington.
Assistant Adjutant General — Lieutenant
Colonel W. G. McRae, Wilmington.
Command— Camps 137, 254, 326, 424, 794,
845, S49, 984, 1053, 1057, 1084, 1162, 1199,
1264, 1275, 1277, 1304, 1412, 1533, 1563,
1574, 1576, 1578, 1592.
FOURTH BRIGADE.
Brigadier General Commanding — General
Jas. M. Ray, Asheville.
Assistant Adjutant General — Lieutenant
Colonel J. P. Sawyer, Asheville.
Command— Camp's 301, 681, 846, 914, 934,
947, 953, 954, 955, 956, 1021, 1045, 1154.
CAMPS OF THE UNITED CONFEDERATE
VETERANS* ASSOCIATION.
No. Name of Camp. Head'q'r Address.
t"f.. .Puffin Burlington
848. .Anson Wadesboro
681..Z.-bulon Vance Asheville
212.. Cabarrus Co. C. V. Ass'n Concord
952.. Col. John T. Jones Lenoir
1057 . . James W. Cooke Beaufort
162. .Catawba Hickory
387. .Leonidas J. Merritt Pittsboro
956.. Confederate Veteran Murphy
1045. .Cleveland Shelby
1199.. Fair Bluff Fair Bluff
1162.. New Bern New Bern
852 . . Fa vetteville Fayetteville
818.. Robert F. Webb Durham
436. .Nortleet Winston
1184.. William Gamble Gastonia
849..Drysdale Snow Hill
705.. Guilford County Greensboro
326.. Junius Daniel Littleton
1053.. Cary Whitaker Enfield
.^..Pink Welch Waynesville
1 < i21 . . \\ at Brvson Hendersonville
394 . . Col . Reuben Campbell Statesville
054.. James R. Love Webster
833.. Walter R. Moore Smithfield
914. .Confederate Veteran Marion
947..Chas. L. Robinson Franklin
955.. Confederate Veteran Franklin
845.. John C. Lamb Williamston
382. .Mecklenburg Charlotte
254.. Cape Fear Wilmington
1206.. Person County Roxboro
924.. Confederate Veteran Tryon
830. .Richmond County Rockingham
417..Rvan Red Springs
1155.. Confederate Veterans Elrod
S09. .Charles F. Fisher Salisbury
1156.. Davis Lee Dickerson. ...Rutherfordton
137. . Sampson Clinton
797.. Surry County Mt. Airy
301.. Andrew Coleman Bryson City
953.. Transylvania County Brevard
7S1 . . Watkup Monroe
984 . . Henrv L. Wyatt Henderson
SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
61
515.. L. O'B. Branch Raleigh
1084.. John White Warrenton
424 . . Bryan Grimes Washington
794.. Thomas Ruffin Goldsboro
1154.. General Pender Burnsville
1237. .Confederate Veterans Charm
1241. .R. F. Hoke Lumberton
1248. .Henry L. Wyatt Bayboro
1245.. Gates County Willeyton
12l7..Zebulon B. Vance Carthage
1264.. Jesse S. Barnes Wilson
1268 . . Sou-Nou-Kee Cherokee
1273..Nimrod Triplett Boone
1277.. Maurice T. Smith Oxford
1278.. Oscar R. Rand Holly Springs
1302. .Alf. Rowland Rowland
1304.. Henry M. Shaw Currituck
1320.. W. P. Martin Jonesboro
1364. .Confederate Veteran Alberton
1369. .Stanly Albemarle
1398. .John Manning Durham
1412.. Nash County Nashville
1462. .Scales-Boy d Reidsville
1490.. W. J. Houston Pearsall
1527.. Joseph J. Davis Louisburg
1532.. Lewis Dowd Tarboro
1552 . . Avery McDowell Morganton
1563.. David Williams Burgaw
1574.. Buck Kitchin Scotland Neck
1576. .Scotland Laurinburg
1578.. J. I. Metts Whiteville
1592.. Gen. W. P. Roberts Belhaven
United Sons Confederate
Veterans.
Commander— Edwin R. McKethan, Fay-
etteville.
Adjutant— J. A. Mc Arthur, Fayetteville,
N. C.
Camp No. 5— George Davis, Wilmington.
Camp No. 15— Johnston Pettigrew, Ashe-
ville.
Camp No. 17— Henry Wyatt, Winston.
Camp No. 23— Stonewall Jackson, Char-
lotte.
Camp No. 70— William Shipp, Hender-
sonville.
Camp No. 142— Singletary Pettigrew,
Washington.
Camp No. 166— Harry Burgwyn, Raleigh.
Camp No. 168— Hector McKethan, Fay-
etteville.
Camp No. 171— Joe Cash, Oxford.
Camp No. 180— Shoo-ga-see-le-tah, Chero-
Van
Camp No. 216— Alf Rowland, Rowland.
Camp No. 229— Cabarrus County, Con-
cord.
United Daughters of the Con-
federacy.
Honorary Presidents — Mrs. W. M. Parsley,
Wilmington; Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, Char-
lotte; Mrs. James M. Tiernan, Salisbury.
Honorary Vice-Presidents — Mrs. T. J.
Jarvis, Greenville; Mrs. Rufus Barringer,
Charlotte.
Active Officers — Mrs. Henry A. London,
President, Pittsboro.
Miss Lena Avery, Morganton, First Vice-
President.
Mrs. Martin Willard, Wilmington, Sec-
ond Vice-President.
Mrs. Hunter Smith, Fayetteville, Third
Vice-President.
Miss Mary T. Oliver, Treasurer, New Bern.
Mrs. Fannie Ransom Williams, Recording
Secretary, Newton.
Mrs. G. P. Alston, Corresponding Secre-
tary, Pittsboro.
Mrs. A. L. Smith, Registrar, Charlotte.
Miss Rebecca Cameron, Historian, Hills-
boro.
Mrs. W. O. Shannon, Henderson, Assistant
Historian.
There are 59 working chapters with about
2,600 members, an increase during the
year of 13 chapters. There are 13 chil-
dren's chapters in the North Carolina divi-
sion.
North Carolina Society of Colon-
ial Dames of America.
President — Mrs. Gaston Meares, Wil-
mington.
Vice-Presidents — Mrs. James Sprunt, 400
South Front Street, Wilmington; Mrs. E.
J. Justice, Greensboro.
Honorary Vice-Presidents — Mrs. Virginia
G. Empie, Wilmington; Mrs. John Wilder
Atkinson, Wilmington.
Recording Secretary — Mrs. Alfred Moore
Waddell, Wilmington.
Corresponding Secretary — Mrs. M. Fairfax,
Wilmington.
Treasurer— Mrs. E. P. Bailey, Wilming-
ton.
Registrar — Mrs. William Latimer, 126
South Third Street, Wilmington.
Historians— Mrs. Emma Martin MafFitt,
223 West One Hun-red and Third Street,
New York Citv.
Genealogist— Mrs. T. C. Robertson, 902
F. Street, Washington, D. C, D. A. R.
Rooms.
Board of Managers— Mrs. J. Hal Boat-
wright, Mrs. George G. Thomas, Miss Car-
oline G. Meares, Mrs. George W. Kidder,
Mrs. Henry B. Short, Mrs. James Sprunt,
Mrs. Robert Strange, Mrs. Horace Prince.
Grand Army of the Republic.
DEPARTMENT Va. and N. C, G. A. R.
203 West 103rd St. N. Y.
Richmond, Va.— John C. Fowler, Com-
n ander, East Richmond, Va.
Assistant Adjutant-General— A. A. Hager,
National Soldiers Home, Va.
Wilmington— J. C. Abbott Post, Leonard
Lamb, Commander.
New Bern— J. C. Beecher Post, Issac
Powell, Commander.
Washington— Flusser Post, Jno. Dunn,
Commander.
Henderson'ville— Phil Sheridan Post, Lh
M. Merrell, Commander.
Marshall— George W. Gahagan Post, S. M.
Davis, Commander.
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SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
Raleigh— General Meade Post, Chas. H.
lit inc. Commander.
Charlotte— Hartranft Post, R. W. Smith,
Commander.
Dwight— James J. McLane Post, J. S.
Chappell, Commander.
Plymouth— General Terry Post, Samuel
Wiggins, Commander.
Murphy— W. P. Story Post, G. W. Payne,
Commander.
Eli7.--.beth City— Fletcher Post, Francis
Turner, Commander.
Scotland Neck, Jos. G. Fulton Post, W.
E. Jones, Commander.
N. C. Press Association.
President — R. M. Phillips, Raleigh.
Vice-Presidents — T. J. Lassiter, Smith-
field; Clyde R. Hoey, Shelby; W. B. West-
lake, Asheville.
Secretary and Treasurer — J. B. Sherrill,
Concord,
Historian — M. L. Shipman, Henderson-
ville.
Orator — J. O. Atkinson, Elon College.
Executive Committee — R. M. Phillips,
Chairman, Raleigh; J. B. Sherrill, Secre-
tary, Concord; J. D. Bivins, Albemarle;
W. C. Dowd, Charlotte; J. A. Thomas,
Louisburg; W. F. Marshall, Gastonia; H.
A. London, Pittsboro.
Medical Society of North Car-
olina.
President — Dr. Edward O. Register, Char-
lotte.
First Vice-President— Dr. L. B. Mc-
Brayer, Asheville.
Second Vice-President— Dr. W. H. H.
Cobb, Jr. , Goldsboro.
Third Vice-President— Dr. W. O. Spen-
cer, Winston.
Secretary — Dr. J. Howtll WTay, Waynes-
ville.
Treasurer — Dr. Ginnada T. Sikes, Gris-
som.
Council — First District, Dr. Oscar Mc-
Mullan, Elizabeth City; Second District,
Dr. James M. Parro.t, Kinston; Third Dis-
trict, Dr. Frank H. Russell, Wilmington;
Fourth District, Dr. Albert Anderson. Wil-
son; Fifth District, Dr. Jacob F. High-
smith, Fayetteville; Sixth District, Dr.
Hubert A. Royster, Raleigh (Secretary) ;
Seventh District, Dr. Edward C. Register,
Charlotte (President); Eighth District, Dr.
David A. Stanton, High Point; Ninth Dis-
trict, Dr. Thos. E. Anderson, Statesville;
Tenth District, Dr. James A. Burroughs,
Asheville. ,.
Orator — Dr. James M. Parrott, Kinston.
Essayist— Dr. Thos. S. McMullan, Hert-
ford.
Leader of Debate — Dr. Samuel D. Booth,
Oxford.
Members House of Delegates American
Medical Association — Dr. J. Howell Way,
Waynesville; Dr. James A. Burroughs
Asheville.
Committee on Public Policy and Legis
lation. — Drs. R. H. Lewis, Raleigh; Geo
G. Thomas, Wilmington; P. L. Murphy
Morganton; (ex-officio) Edward C. Regis
ter, Charlotte; J. Howell Way, Waynes
ville.
Committee on Publication— Drs. Geo. W
Pressly, Charlotte; H. McKee Tucker, Ra
leigh; (ex-officio) J. Howell Way, Waynes
ville.
Committee on Finance— Drs. D. A. Stan
ton. High Point; C. J. Sawyer, Windsor
S. P. J. Lee, Dunn.
Committee on Scientific Work— Drs. R
H. Whitehead, Chapel Hill; O. C. Daniels
Oriental; (ex-officio) J. Howell Way
Wavnesville.
Committee on Obituaries— Drs. C. M
Poole, Craven; H. H. Harris, Wake For
est; Kemp P. Battle. Jr., Raleigh.
Local Member Committee of Arrange
ments for Session in Charlotte, 1906— Dr
Robert L. Gibbon, Charlotte.
N. C. Section of American
Chemical Society.
President— C. B. Williams, Raleigh.
Vice-President— J. E. Mills, Chapel Hill.
Secretary-Treasurer— C. D. Harris, Ral-
eigh.
Reporters— Charles Walker, Raleigh; E.
V. Howell, Chapel Hill.
Representative in Council of the Ameri-
can Chemical Society— W. A. Withers, Ral-
eigh.
Royal Arcanum.
Grand Regent— Eugene H. Brooks, M. D.,
Reidsville.
Grand Secretary— J. Howell Way, M. D.,
Waynesville.
Annual session of Grand Council meets in
1906 at Wilmington, the second Wednesday
of April.
Famers' Mutual Protective
Association.
President— T. R. Hood, Smithfield.
Secretary — W. P. Batchelor, Wake.
Pharmaceutical Association.
President — G. K. Grantham, Dunn.
First Vice-President— C. A. Raysor, Ashe-
ville.
Second Vice-President — C. R. Thomas,
Thomasville.
Third Vice-President— F. S. Duffy, New
Bern.
Secretary — P. W. Vaughan, Durham.
Treasurer — A. J. Cook, Fayetteville.
Executive Committee — H. M. McDonald,
Chairman, La Grange: G. E. Matthews,
Enfield; G. Y. Watson, Southport; D.
Meade Field, Washington.
Local Secretary — G. Y. Watson, South-
port. I
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68
N. C. Board of Pharmacy.
President— E. V. Zoeller, Tarboro.
Secretary- — F. W. Hancock, Oxford.
C. D. Bradham, New Bern.
W. W. Home, Fayetteville.
C. B. Miller, Goldsboro.
Attorney— B. S. Royster, Oxford.
North Carolina Dental Society
President— J. S. Betts, Greensboro.
First Vice-President— C. A. Bland, Char-
lotte.
Second Vice-President— G. B. Patterson,
Fayetteville.
Secretary— J. C. Watkins, Winston-
Salem.
Treasurer— R. M. Morrow, Burlington.
Essayist— R. E. Ware, Shelby.
Examining Board— V E. Turner, Presi-
dent, Raleigh; R. H. Jones, Secretary,
Winston; S. P. Hilliard, Rocky Mount; O.
A. Bland, Charlotte; J. E. Matthews, Wil-
mington; E. J. Tucker, Roxboro.
N. C. State Bar Association.
President — Clement Manly, Winston.
Vice-Presidents — First District, S. C. Bra-
gaw, Washington; Second District, Francis
D. Winston, Windsor; Third District, F. G.
James, Greenville; Fourth District, A. C.
Zollicoffer, Henderson; Fifth District, S.
W. Isler, Goldsboro; Sixth District, H. L.
Godwin, Dunn; Seventh District, N. A.
Sinclair, Fayetteville; Eighth District, R.
H. Hayes, Pittsboro; Ninth District, Paul
C. Graham, Durham; Tenth District, L. 11.
Clement, Mocksville; Eleventh District, A.
E. Holton, Winston-Salem; Twelfth District,
O. F. Mason, Dallas; Thirteenth District,
Edmund Jones, Lenoir; Fourteenth District,
S. V. Pickens, Hendersonvllle ; Fifteenth
District, Mark W. Brown, Asheville; Six-
teenth District, Kope Elias, Bryson City.
Secretary-Treasurer — J. Crawford Biggs,
Durham.
Executive Committee— C. W. Tillett,
Charlotte; Ed. Chambers Smith, Raleigh;
A. C. Avery, Morganton; W. S. O'B. Rob-
inson, Goldsboro; Julius C. Martin, Ashe-
ville; T. T. Hicks, Oxford.
The North Carolina Bankers
Association.
President — C. N. Evans, Wilmington.
Vice-Presidents — J. F. Wily, Durham ;
J. Elwood Cox, High Point; H. W. Jack-
son, Raleigh.
Secretary and Treasurer — W. A. Hunt,
Henderson.
Executive Committee — F. H. Fries, Win-
ston-Salem; J. F. Bruton, Wilson; W. H.
Wood, Charlotte; L. W. Norman, Hert-
ford.
N. C. Teachers Assembly.
President-W. T. Whitsett, Whitsett.
First Vice-President — J. A. Matheson,
Durham.
Secretary and Treasurer — R. D. W. Con-
nor, Raleigh.
Association of Academies.
President — Robert Bingham, Bingham
School, Asheville.
Secretary and Treasurer — J. A. Bivens,
Trinity Park High School, Durham.
State Literary and Historical
Association.
President — Charles B. Aycock, Goldsboro.
First Vice-President— F. A. Sondley,
Asheville.
Second Vice-President— Henry Louis
Smith, Davidson.
Third Vice-President— Mrs. Lindsay Pat-
terson, Winston-Salem.
Secretary and Treasurer — Clarence H. Poe,
Raleigh.
The N. C. Poultry Association.
President— Jas. P. Kerr, Biltmore.
Vice-Presidents— J. W. L. Thompson, Bur-
lington; C. C. Randleman, Ramseur; Oscar
E. Wilson, Archdak.
Treasurer— A. V. Sapp, High Point.
Secretary— J. T. Jeffrey, West Raleigh.
Assistant Secretary— J. 0. Mc Adams, Bur-
lington.
Show Superintendent— Jesse A. HarriU,
Ellenboro.
Assistant Superintendent— W. D. Harrill,
Ellenboro.
State Horticultural Society.
Pre=i.!ent— J. Van Lindley, Pomona.
Vice-Pre-ident— O. W. Blacknall, Kittrell.
Secretary and Treasurer— H. Harold Hume,
Raleigh.
District Vice-Presidents— Geo. N. Ives,
New Bern; Wm. H. Cole, Waynosville; P.
H. Beck, Southern Pines; Moses H. Cone,
Blowing Rock.
Executive Committee-B. Von Herff, New
York- P. H. Beck, Southern Pines; J. u.
Gulliver, Asheville; J. Van L"idlev,
(drm.), Pomona; 0. W. Blarknnll. Kittrell;
T K Bruner. Raleigh; H. Harold Hume,
(cx-off.), Raleigh; Moses H. Cone, Blowing
Rock.
N. C. Farmers' State Alliance.
President— Maj. W. A. Graham, Machpe-
lah.
Vice-President— Dr. R, H. Speight, Whita-
kers.
Secretary-Treasurer— T. B. Parker, Ral-
eigh.
Lecturer— H. M. Cates, Swepsonville.
Chaplain— G. W. P. Cates, Rock Spring.
Steward— J. O. Bain, Wade.
Door-Keeper— George T. Lane, Greens-
boro.
Sergeant-at-Arms— R. H. Lane, Aurora.
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SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
State Business Agent — T. B. Parker, Ral-
eigh.
Trustee B. A. Fund— W. A. Graham,
Machpelah.
Executive Committee — J. W. Denmark,
(chm. ), Raleigh; Jno. Graham, War-
renton; Dr. R. II. Speight, Whitakers; T. J.
Oldham, Mebane, R. F. D. 2; W. B. Flem-
ing, Ridgeway.
Funeral Directors and Em-
balmers.
President — J. Frank Morris, Winston.
First Vice-President — W. L. Simmon.'?,
Tarboro.
Second Vice-President — B. H. Amerson,
Wilson.
Third Vice-President — Geo. W. Wright,
Salisbury.
Secretary — W. L. Bell, Contorl,
Treasurer — W. L. Bell, Concord.
State Firemen's Association.
President — James D. McNeill, Fayette-
vilie.
First Vice-President — A. H. Boyden, Sal-
isbury.
Second Vice-President — J. Frank Maddry,
Durham.
Statistician — L. H. Lumsden, Raleigh.
Treasurer — R. C. Taylor, Winston.
Secretary — W. C. Von Glahn, Wilming-
ton.
Meets in 1906 in Asheville.
Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F.
Instituted at Wilmintgon, January 6,
1843, by Rev. Geo. M. Bain, District Dep-
uty Grand Sire, of Portsmouth, Va., by
authority of the Grand Lodge of the United
States (now the Sovereign Grand Lodge.)
Grand Master — Plato Collins, Kinston.
Deputy Grand Master — Thos. M. Stephens,
Durham.
Grand Warden — Pernn Busbee, Raleigh.
Grand Secretary — B. H. Woodell, Raleigh.
Grand Treasurer — R. J. Jones, Wilming-
ton.
Grand Representative to Sovereign Grand
Lodge — L. B. McBrayer, Asheville.
Grand Representative to Sovereign Grand
Lodge — Henry E. Biggs, Scotland Neck.
Grand Marshal — Eugene Albea, Winston,
Grand Conductor — T. L. Moore, Lexington.
Grand Guardian — F. B. Johnson, Clinton.
Grand Herald— H. H. McCoy, Kinston.
Grand Chaplain — Rev. A. P. Barbee, Dur-
ham.
Grand Encampment, I. O. O. F.
Grand Patriarch — L. W. Jeannerett, Ashe-
ville.
Grand High Priest— C. E. Frick, Char-
lotte.
Grand Senior Warden — F. C. Dunn, Kin-
ston.
Grand Scribe — J. T. King, Wilmington.
Grand Treasurer — Wesley Williams, Eliza-
beth City.
Grand Junior Warden — W. L. Smith, Wil-
mington.
Grand Representative — George Green, New
Bern.
Grand Marshal— W. R. Johnson, Wind-
sor.
Grand Inside Sentinel— J. W. Bryant,
Durham.
Grand Outside Sentinel— D. Gaster,
Fayetteville.
Grand Lodge Knights of
Pythias.
Supreme Representatives— T. S. Frank-
lin, Charlotte; R. H. Rickert, Statesville.
Grand Chancellor— Alfred S. Barnard,
Asheville.
Grand Vice Chancellor— Wm. W. Willson,
Raleigh.
Grand Prelate— i.ev. W. R. Coppedge,
Rockingham.
Grand Keeper or Records and Seal—
W. T. Hollowell, Goldsboro.
Grand Master of Exchequer— John C.
Mills, Rutherfordton.
Grand Master at Anns— J. M. Boyette,
Albemarle. • TT „.
Grand Inner Guard— McBnde Holt, Gra-
13Grand Outer Guard— 0. C. Bruton, Mt.
Gilead.
Grand Lodge of Masons.
Grand Master— W. S. Liddell, Charlotte.
Deputy Grand Master— F. D. Winston,
Windsor.
Senior Grand Warden— S. M. Gattis, Hills-
boro.
Junior Grand Warden— R. N. Hackett,
lioro.
Grand Treasurer— Leo. D. Heartt, Raleigh.
Grand Secretary— John C. Drewry, Ral-
eigh.
Grand Lecturer — B. W. Hatcher, Liberty.
Grand Chaplain — T. N. Ivey, Raleigh.
Senior Grand Deacon — W. B. McKoy,
Wilmington.
Junior Grand Deacon— F. M. Winchester,
Charlotte.
Grand Marshal— W. J. Roberts, Winston.
Grand Sword Bearer— M. D. Kinsland,
Waynesville.
Grand Pursuivant— J. B. Griggs, Elizabeth
City.
Grand Steward— J. D. Elliott, Hickory.
Grand Steward— F. D. Jones, Gulf.
Grand Tiler— R. H. Bradley, Raleigh.
Grand Chapter Royal Arch
Masons.
Grand High Priest — Jas. D. Glenn,
Greensboro, (deceased).
Deputy Grand High Priest — Lat Williams,
Wilson.
Grand King — A. B. Andrews, Jr., Ra-
leigh.
Grand Scribe— J. C. Braswell, Enfield.
SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
55
Grand Treasurer — Martin S. Willard, Wil-
mington.
Grand Secretary— James C. Munds, Wil-
minton. g
Grand Chaplain— A. H. Stubbs, Ashe-
ville.
Grand Captain of the Host— J. B. Greggs,
Elizabeth City.
Grand Principal Sojourner— J. W. Shu-
ford, Hickory.
Grand Royal Arch Captain— U. M. Rob-
erson, Wilmington.
Grand Master of the Third Veil— H. A.
Murrill, Charlotte.
Grand Master of the Second Veil— J. E.
Cameron, Raleigh.
Grand Master of the First Veil— J. T.
Alderman, Henderson.
Grand Lecturer— F. M. Moye, Wilson.
Grand Sentinel— R. H. Bradley, Raleigh.
Stale Federation of Labor of
North Carolina.
President— W. E. Faison, Raleigh.
Vice-Presidents— J. L. Lancaster, Ashe-
ville; J. H. French, High Point; J. C.
Benson, Greensboro; G. E. Brookshaw, Sal-
isbury; W. A. Neal, Charlotte.
Secretary-Treasurer— A. J. William-;,
Greensboro.
Executive Board— W. A. Neal, Charlotte;
Sarn Waldrop, Asheville; G. E. Brookshaw,
Salisbury; J. H. French, High Point; R. R.
Wyrick, Greensboro.
State Organizer— O. R. Jarrett, Asheville.
Grand Council Royal and Select
Masters.
Grand Master— A. B. Andrews, Jr., Ral-
eigh.
Deputy Illustrious Grand Master— W.
Anderson, Charlotte.
Grand Principal Conductor of the Work
— E. B. Neave, Salisbury.
Grand Treasurer— M. S. Willard, Wil-
mington. _ ,, , _,.,
Grand Recorder— James C. Munds, Wil-
mington.
Grand Captain of the Guard — H. G.
Smallbones, Wilmington.
Grand Conductor of the Council — L. A.
Dodsworth, Charlotte.
Grand Steward— J. A. Mims, Charlotte.
Grand Sentinel— R. H. Bradley, Raleigh.
Grand Commandery Knights
Templar.
Grand Commander — R. E. Sir L. A.
Dodsworth, Charlotte.
Deputy Grand Commander — V. E. Sir A.
B. Andrews, Raleigh.
Grand Generalissimo — E. Sir T. S. Frank
lin, Charlotte.
Grand Captain General — E. Sir M. S.
Willard, Wilmington.
Grand Prelate — E. Sir J. R. Howerton,
Charlotte.
Grand Senior Warden — E. Sir W. Ander-
son, Charlotte.
Grand Junior Warden — E. Sir J. B.
Griggs, Elizabeth City.
Grand Treasurer — E. B. Neave, Salisbury.
Grand Recorder — James C. Munds, Wil-
mington.
Grand Standard-Bearer — E. Sir W. C.
Brown, Winston.
Grand Sword Bearer — E. Sir I. C. Bras-
well, Enfield.
Grand Warden— E. Sir H. G. Smallbones,
Wilmintgon.
Grand Inspector — F. M. Moye, Wilson.
Grand Sentinel— R. H. Bradley.
Great Council Improved Order of
Red Men.
Great Sachem — F. M. Hodges, Green-
ville.
Great Senior Sagamore — B. W. Taylor,
Washington.
Great Junior Sagamore — E. A. Ebert,
Winston-Salem.
Great Prophet — A. Bunn, Charlotte.
Great Chief of Records — W. Ben Good-
win, Elizabeth City.
i.'rcat Keeepr of Wampum — E. P. H.
Strvmck, Wilmington.
Great Sannap — F. M. Freeman, Cliffside.
Great Mishinewa — M. L. Parker, Salis-
bury.
Great Guard of Wigwam — W. P. Gafford,
Wilmington.
Great Guard of Forest— R. F. Jarrett,
Dillsboro.
Great Representatives to Great Council
of United States — W. Ben Goodwin, Eliza-
beth City; W. S. Liddell, Charlotte.
Junior Order IT. A. M.
State Councilor— Z. P. Smith. Raleigh.
State Vice-Councilor— R. T. Poole,
Jr. Past State Councilor— 1 . G. Cobb,
Morganton.
State Council Secretary — Sam F. Vance,
Winston-Salem.
Assistant State Council Secretary— R. H.
Fulghum, Wilson.
State Council Treasurer— George V. Fulp,
Kcrnersville.
State Council Conductor— C. E. Brewer,
Wake Forest.
State Council Warden— A. L. Duckett,
Asheville.
State Council Inside Sentinel— U. M.
Gi'likin, Goldsboro.
State Council Outside Sentinel— P. A.
Rowe, Hickory.
State Council Chaplain— Rev. J. D. An-
drew, Burlington.
Jr. Past National Councilor— W. E. Fai-
son, Raleigh.
B. P. O. Elks.
Organized May 20, 1901.
District Deptuy— Sterling Smith, Win-
ston.
Lodges— Charlotte, 92; Winston. 449; Wil-
mington; 532; Greensboro, 602; Durham, 568;
Asheville, 608; Salisbury, 699; Raleigh, 785;
Kin -ton, 740; New Bern. 764; Gold
L39; Washington, 822; Wilson, 84G; Eliza-
Beth Citv, 856; Concord, 857.
56
SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
President — Thomas C. Daniels, New Bern.
Vice-President — James S. Dunn, Winston-
Salem.
Secretary and Treasurer — James M. Davis,
Salisbury.
Director-General — A. H. Boyden, Salis-
bury.
Grand Marshal — John H. Andrews, Ra-
leigh.
Deputy Grand Marshal — E. H. Bean, Salis-
bury.
Official Organ, "Hello Bill."
Next place of meeting, Salisbury.
North Carolina Society of the
Cincinnati.
President— Wilson G. Lamb, Williamston.
Vice-President — John Collins Daves, Balti-
more, Md.
Secretary — Brigadier-General Charles L.
Davis, U. S. A.
Assistant Secretary— Marshall De Lancey
Havwood, Raleigh.
Treasurer— Walter DeLyle Carstarphen,
Plymouth.
Assistant Treasurer— Benehan Cameron,
Raleigh.
Chaplain— Joseph Blount Cheshire, Ra-
leigh.
North Carolina Society of the
Sons of The Revolution.
President— Peter Evans Hines, Raleigh.
Vice-President— Thomas S. Kenan, Raleigh.
Secretary— Marshall DeLancy Haywood,
Raleigh.
Registrar — Daniel Harvey Hill, Raleigh.
Treasurer— Herbert Worth Jackson, Ral-
eigh.
Chaplain— Robert Brent Drane. Edenton.
Board of Managers — The above officers ex-
officio and Samuel A'Court Ashe, Chairman,
Raleigh; George Bradbum Curtis, Enfield;
Julian Shakespeare Carr, Durham; Stephen
Alexander White, Mebane; Collier Cobb,
Chapel Hill; Heriot Clarkson, Charlott";
Alexander Boyd, Andrews, Jr., Raleigh;
Fabius Havwood Busbee, Raleigh; Carle A.
Woodruff (U. S. A.), Raleigh.
Daughters of the Revolution.
Officers elected for two years, 1905-6.
Headquarters, Raleigh.
Honorary Regent for Life — Mrs. Spier
Whitaker, * the founder of the North Caro-
lina Society.
Regent— Mrs. E. E. Moffitt.
Vice Regent — Mrs. Walter Clark.
Recording Secretary — Mrs. J. W. Thaek-
ston.
Corresponding Secretary — Mrs. W. H.
Pace.
Treasurer — Mrs. Mary B. Sherwood.
Registrar — Mrs. Ed. Chambers Smith.
Genealogist — Mrs. Helen deB. Wills.
Librarian — Miss Grace H. Bates.
Board of Managers — Mrs. T. K. Bruner,
Chairman; Mrs. Ivan Proctor, Mrs. John E.
Ray, Mrs. Paul H. Lee, Mrs. Hubert Hay-
wood, Mrs. Annie M. Parker.
Editors of North Carolina Booklet — Mrs.
E. E. Moffitt, Miss Mary Hilliard Hinton.
The "Booklet" is a quarterly publica-
tion issued under the auspices of the
Daughters of the Revolution, in the inter-
ests of North Carolina History; all pro-
ceeds arising therefrom will be devoted
to patriotic purposes. Term, one dollar
a year.
Membership qualification: Any woman
shall be eligible to membership in this
Society who is above the age of eighteen
years, of good character and a lineal de-
scendant of an ancestor who assisted in
the accomplishment of American Independ-
ence, provided that such ancestor always
remained loyal to the cause.
The National Society of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution in North Carolina.
Honorary State Regent — Mrs. E. D. Latta,
Charlotte.
State Regent — Mrs. Geo. Phifer Erwin,
Morganton.
Vice-Regent — Mrs. 1 nomas Settle, Ashe-
ville.
Recording Secretary — Miss Julia M. Alex-
ander, Charlotte.
Corresponding Secretary' — Miss Grace
Jones, Asheville.
Treasurer — Mrs. W. O. Shannon, Hender-
son.
Historian— Mrs. Charles Van Noppen,
Greensboro.
Chaplain— Mrs. M. J. L. Branncr, YVayucs-
vilie.
CHAPTER REGENTS.
"Dorcas Bell Love," Waynesville — Mrs. M.
J. Branner.
"Elizabeth Maxwell Steele," Salisbury-
Mrs. Edwin Overman, Regent.
"Mecklenburg," Charlctte — Mrs. Stonewall
Jackson, Honorary Regent; Mrs. A. L.
Smith, Charlotte.
'Whitmel Blount," Henderson — Mrs. W.
O Shannon.
"Edward Buncombe," Asheville — Miss
Grace Jones, Asheville.
"Council Oak," Morganton — Mrs. Geo.
Phifer.
"Guilford Battle," Greensboro — Mrs.
Charles Van Noppen.
"Saiem Centennial," Winston-Salem —
Mrs. Lindsay Patterson, Regent.
"James Iredell," Wooresville — Mrs. George
Goodman, Regent.
North Carolina Agricultural
Society.
Officers — E. L. Daughtridge, Pres., Rocky
Mount; Joseph E. Pogue, Secretary, Ra-
leigh; C. B. Denson, Treasurer, Raleigh.
Vice-Presidents (Permanent.) — Hon. Kemp
P. Battle, Orange; Col. Benehan Cameron.
General Juiian S. Carr, Durham; Col. John
S. Cuningnam, Person; Hon. R. H. Battle,
Wake; Charles McNamee, Buncombe; Gen.
W. R. Cox, Edgecombe; Hon. J. A. Long,
Person.
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SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
57
District Vice-Presidents. — First District,
W. P. Roberts, Gates; Second Dis-
trict, W. M. Capehart, Bertie; Third
District, W. L. Hill, Duplin; Fourth Dis-
trict, J. M. Crenshaw, Wake; Fifth District,
L. Banks Holt, Alamance; Sixth District, J.
H. Currie, Cumberland; Seventh District, T.
B. Bailey, Davie; Eighth District, S. L.
Patterson, Caldwell; Ninth District, S. B.
Alexander, Mecklenburg; Tenth District, G.
F. Weston, Buncombe.
Vice-Presidents are ex officio members of
the Executive Committee.
Veterinary Surgeon— Dr. Tait Butler, Ra-
leigh.
State Fair is held in October each year,
at Raleigh.
North Carolina Retail Merchants
Association.
President — Clarence Sawyer, Asheville.
Vice-President — John Dunn, New Bern.
Attorney-General — Norman H. .Johnson,
Raleigh.
Secretary — Archibald Nichols, Asheville.
Treasurer— J. W. Carter, Winston -Salem.
Vice Presidents — First District, Willis
Owens, Edenton; Second District, A. L.
Purrington, Scotland Neck; Third District,
R, W. Wallace, Morehead City; Fourth
District, C. B. Hart, Raleigh; Fifth Dis-
trict, J. H. Scott, Winston-Salem; Sixth
District, R. H. McDuffie, Fayetteville;
Seventh District, B. H. Finch, Lexington;
Eighth District, A. J. Evans, Statesville;
Ninth District, J. N. Usher, Charlotte;
Tenth District, C. C. Reed, Rutherfordton.
Board of Directors — A. M. Field, Ashe-
ville; McCoy Moretz, Hickory; R. D. Cald-
well, Lumberton.
The Association of Wholesale Deal-
ers, Millers and Manufactur-
ers of the Carolinas.
President — J. F. L. Armfield, Fayetteville.
First Vicp-President*-B. F. Cuoner, Co-
lumbia, S. C.
Second Vice-President — J. J. Norman,
Wir.ston-Salem.
Secretary and Treasurer — J. W. Patterson,
Greensboro.
General Counselor — Norman H. Johnson,
Burlington and Raleigh.
Avisory Board — J. D. McNeill, Fayette-
ville; B. R. Cooner, Columbia, S. C. ; E. R.
Mixon, Washington; C. C. McLean, Greens-
boro.
North Carolina Nature Study
Society.
President — J. Y. Joyner, Raleigh.
Vice-Presidents— Col. F. A. Olds, Raleigh;
Dr. W. E. Coker, Chapel Hill; Mrs. W. R.
Hollowell, Goldsboro; Mr. F. H. Busbee,
Rfleigh; Supt. F. J. Tighe, Asheville.
Secretary-Treasurer— F. L. Stevens, West
Raleigh.
Executive Committee — W. L. Poteat, Wake
Forest; Miss Edith Royster, Raleigh; J. J.
Blair, Wilmington; M. H. Holt, Oak Ridge;
T. G. Pearson, Greensboro.
BOARD OF ADVISORS.
Birds — T. Gilbert Pearson, Greensboro.
Plant Diseases, Naming and Identification
of Plants and Seeds— F. L. Stevens, West
Raleigh.
Minerals and Geology — Collier Cobb,
Chapel Hill.
Soils— C. K. McClelland, West Ralegh.
Mammals, Reptiles, Fishes — C. S. Brim-
ley, Raleigh.
Liverworts and Mosses — W. E. Coker,
Chapel Hill.
Stock and Crops— C. W. Burkett, West
Raleigh.
Algae and Protozoa — W. L. Poteat, Wake
Forest.
Methods of Teaching Nature Study — Mrs.
F. L. S'.fvens, West Raleigh.
Astronomy — John F. Lanneau, Wake For-
est.
Plysics--C. W. Edwards, Durham.
Insects and Injuries Caused by Them —
Franklin Sherman, Jr., Raleigh.
Chemistry — WEjian-. J. Mai tin, Davidsi.n.
North Carolina Cotton Growers
Association.
President — Chas. C. Moore, Charlotte.
Vice-President — A. J. MeKinnon, Maxton.
Secretary and Treasurer— T. B. Parker,
Raleigh.
Executive Committee— II. C. Dockery,
(chm.), Rockingham; Ashley Home, Clay-
ton; S. B. Alexander, Charlotte; A. ( '.
Green, Raleigh, and R. H. Speight, Whit-
LAND GRANTS.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Grants
Grants
Grants
Grants
Grants
Grants
Grants
Grants
Grants
Grants
Grants
Grants
issued
issued
issued
issued
issued
issued
issued
issued
issued
issued
issued
issued
2 years
2 j'ears
2 years
2 years
2 years
2 years
2 years
2 years
2 years
2 years
2 years
2 years
ending Dee.
ending Dec.
ending Dec.
ending Dec.
ending Dec.
ending Dec.
ending Dec.
ending Dec.
ending Dec.
ending Dec.
ending Dec.
ending Dec.
1, 1S82,
1, 1884,
1, 1886.
1, 1888
1, 1890,
1, 1892,
1, 1891,
1, 1896,
1, 1S98,
1, 1900,
1, 1902,
1, 1904,
1,189 — amounts
1,329 — amounts
990 — amounts
893 — amounts
1,453 — amounts
1,353 — amounts
703 — amounts
547 — amounts
599 — amounts
665 — amounts
732 — amounts
789 — amounts
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
Treasurer,
Treasurer,
Treasurer,
Treasurer,
Treasurer,
Treasurer,
Treasurer,
Treasurer,
Treasurer,
Treasurer,
Treasurer,
Treasurer,
$10,912.87
13,186.73
5,975.69
9,493.49
15.570.43
16,831.11
5.2IMI.7;;
9,234.46
6,337.13
6.38-4.69
6,911. 8S
11,23
58 INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOURCES OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Indebtedness and Resources of North Carolina.
♦-
(From Commercial and Financial Chronicle.)
Admitted as a State One of Original Thirteen.
Total area of State (square miles) 52,250
State Capital Raleigh
Governor (term expires January 1, 1909) Robert b. Glenn
Secretary of State (term expires January 1, 1909) J. B. Grimes
Treasurer (term expires January 1, 1909) B. R. [.acy
Legislature meets biennially in odd yeara on the Wednesday after the first Monday
in January, and there is no limit to length of sessions, but if sessions are continued
longer than 60 days members "shall serve without compensation."
STATE DEBT. — The old debt, excepting such as is not recognized, has mostly been
funded under the funding laws of 1879, the time prescribed for the exchange having
been extended to January 1, 1905. These laws provided for the issue of (1) consolidat-
ed 4 p. c. bonds due in 1910 to fund old ante-war bonds at 40 per cent of face value,
"New" railroad bonds recognized as valid at 25 per cent, and bonds of 1866 and
1868 at 15 per cent, nothing being given for overdue coupons; and (2) for new con-
solidated 6 per cent bonds due in 1919, for which the North Carolina RR. construction
bonds were made exchangeable at par, holders of construction bonds abating $240 of
overdue interest on each $1,000 bond. The new bonds, both 4s and 6s, carry tax-re-
ceivable coupons, and are exempt from "all State, county or corporate taxation or as-
sessment, direct or indirect, general or special." The 4s of 1903 are also exempt from
taxation.
In compliance with a decision of the United States Supreme Court handed down
Feb. 1, 1904, North Carolina on April 1, 1905, paid to the State of South Dakota
$27,400 representing the judgment obtained by the latter State on $10,000 bonds (do-
nated to the State of South Dakota for the express purpose of bringing suit, an indi-
vidual not being able to sue a State) issued by North Carolina and secured by 100
shares of stock of the North Carolina Railroad Co. and the holders of which had
refused to accept the provisions of the funding law of 1879. See V. 78, p. 594; V.
79, p. 172S; V. 80, p. 1382; and also editorials on the subject, V. 78, p. 1248; V. 80,
p. 1332. The State also settled with the remaining holders of this particular class
of unfunded bonds, issuing the' $250,000 bonds of 1905 mentioned below to provide
means of payment.
An amendment to the State Constitution passed by the Legislature in 1879 and rati-
fied by popular vote in 1880, forbids the General Assembly to pay or recognize as
valid the following bonds: Special tax bonds $11,366,000; bonds to Chatham RR,,
1868, $1,030,000, and to Williamston & Tarboro RR., $150,000; Penitentiary bonds of
1868, $44,000, "unless the proposing to pay the same shall have first been submitted
to the people and by them ratified by a vote of a majority of all the qualified
voters of the State at a regular election held for the purpose." The special tax bonds
are in 3 classes, class 1 bearing the coupon of April, 1869, and since; class 2 bear-
ing the coupon of October, 1869; class 3 bearing the coupon of April, 1870. Holders
of the special tax bonds brought suit to establish the validity of their bonds and the
case was decided in favor of the State.
The recognized debt which had been adjusted up to May, 1905, stood as fol-
lows:
LOANS — Interest. Principal
NAME AND PURPOSE— P. Ct. Payable. When Due. Outstanding.
Construction bonds c 6 A&O April 1, 1919 $2,720,000
Renewal bonds c 4 J&J July 1, 1910 $3,409,450
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LOANS — Interest. Principal.
Bonds of 18S9— Pr. Ct. Payable. When Due. Outstanding.
Prison debt bond 4 J & J' January 1, 1909 110,01)6
Prison farm bonds 4 J&J January 1, 1909 X6O.000
Bonds of 1903 4 J&J January 1, 1913 300,000
South Dakota judgment and
Schafer Bonds, 1905 c 4 J&J January 1, 1913 250,000
xlnterest paid from earnings of State Prison.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.— The consolidated 4s are $50, $100, $500 and $1,000; the con-
solidated 6s $1,000 each. The prison bondb are for $500 and $1,000 each. The bonds of
1903 are for $500 and $1,000 each.
INTEREST on the consolidated 4s and 6s and South Dakota and Schafer bonds is
payable in New York at the National Park Bank and in Raleigh.
TOTAL DEBT RECOGNIZED AND TOTAL ADJUSTED.— The recognized fundable
debt which has been funded and the recognized fundable debt which has not been
funded are as follows:
Funded. Not Funded.
Consols 6 per cent $2,720,000 $22,000
Consols 4 oer cent 3,409,450 165,120
To the foregoing we should add the further fact that the State does not have to
raise money for the interest on the six per cent bonds for the reason that the lease
of the North Carolina Railroad provides a fund for the payment of the interest there-
on, and the State holds three millions in the stock of the road, which if sold would much
more than pay the principal. In addition the State holds other stocks and bonds
valued at $1,028,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION- -The State's assessed valuation prior to 1903, was made on the
basis of about 2-3 of the cash value; in 1903, however, the attempt was to assess at
tiue value, which accounts for the large increases in that year.
Years. Real Estate. Personal. Railroads, etc. Total.
1904 $221,427,030 $134,758,772 $87,046,979 $443,232,781
1903 220,303,339 127, .326,081 86,143,529 433,372,939
1902 178,892,819 109,394,463 58,591,641 346,878,923
1901 .175,366.240 108,075,569 57 ,'780,200 341,222,009
1900 167,368,628 94,081,227 39,259,445 300,709,300
1899 1C5, 968,278 86,923,457 38,377,823 291,269,558
1896 153,85S,553 75,995,945 29,740,638 259,595,13
1894 158,0S8,064 76,391,837 27,801,392 262,281,292
1890 141,925,656 74,946,718 14,940,150 231,812,524
18S5 121,618,200 81,134,422 202,752,622
1881 104,742,911 62,995,728 167,738,639
TAX RATE— The State tax rate (per $1,000) in 1904 is $4.30.
POPULATION OF STATE—
1900 1,893,810 ]S40 753,419
1890 1,617,947 ig;^0 737,987
1880 1,399,750 1820 638,829
1870 1,071,361 jsio 555,500
I860 992,622 1800 478,103
1850 869,039 1790 393,751
The proportion of the colored population was 37.95 per cent in 1880; 35.05 per cent
in 1890 and 33.3 per cent in 1900. In number blacks were 316,011 in 1850; 361,522
in I860; 391,650 in 1870; 531,277 in 1880; 567,170 in 1S90 and 624,469 in 1900.
CUies, Counties and Towns in N C.
NOTE — for debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements given
below, see "Additional Statements" at end of this State.
ASHEVILLE--H s
G. HALYBURTON, Clerk
County scat of Buncombe Count/. Bonds can be issued only bv vote tf people.
LOANS— When Due.
CITY HALL AND MARKET HOUSE—
5s, J&J, $15,000 Jan. 1, 1920
5s, J&J, 20,000 July 1, 1921
FLOATING DEBT—
6s, A&O, $90,000 April 1 1924
REFUNDING BONDS—
>y:s, $40,000 Jan. 1, 1934
LOANS— When Due.
STREET BONDS—
6s, J&J, $30 000 July 1, 1913
5s, J&J, 292.000 July 1 1913
WATER BONDS—
6s, J&J. $70.000 Jan. 1, 1916
4s, F&A, $200,000 April 1. I!
Bonded debt, April 1, 1905 $991,500
Floating debt $39,512
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INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOU RCES OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Total debt, April 1, 1905 $1,031,012
1921 Sinking fund $26,842
1931 Net debt, April 1, 1905 $1,004,170
1932 Asessed valuation, real $5,647,432
Assessed valuation, personal $2,408,443
1918 Assessment about 60 per cent, actual \alue
1911 Tax rate (per M), 1904 $25.00
Population in 1890 was 10,235
Population in 1900 was 14.694
Population in 1905 (est) 17,000
INTEREST on the street improvement bonds is payable at Asheville; on the floating,
water and school bonds at Baltimore.
BUNCOMBE CO.--T. M. Duckett, Treasurer.
SCHOOL BONDS—
5s, J&J $24.500 July 1,
4s, J&J, 10,000 July 1,
4s, J&J, 10,000 April 1,
SEWER & WATER BONDS—
6s, J&J, $100,000 July 1,
5s, J&J, 100,000 July 1,
County seat is Asheville. The $98,000 5 p. c. refunding1 bonds below were in litigation,
but the legality of the issue has been sustained successively by the County Court, the
State Supreme Court and the United States Circuit Court. V. 78, p. 1408; V. 79, p. 798.
Interest is now being paid regularly. Bonds are exempt from State and county taxes
i.OANS— When Due.
COURT HOUSE BONDS—
5s, J&J, $50,000 January 1 1932
FUNDING BONDS—
5s, J&J, $50,000 November, 1911
REFUNDING BONDS—
5s. J&J, $98,000 July 1, 1925
Bonded debt April 1, 1905 $198,000
Assessed valuation, 1904 $16,166,034
Assessment about 2-3 actual value.
State&Co. tax rate (per M.), 1904. .$10.00
Population in 1890 35,266
Population in 1900 was 44,288
Population in 1905 (est.) 50,000
Interest on the funding bonds and court house bonds is payable at the Chase Na-
tional Bank, New York; on Refunding bonds, at Blair & Co., New York. The build-
ing bonds are also payable in New York.
CHARLOTTE— C. M E'heridee, Treasurer.
County seat of Mecklenburg County. Incorporated Nov. 7. 1768.
When Due.
1, 1922
1931
1918
1920
1929
WATER WORKS BONDS—
4 l-2s, '05, J&J, $210,000 c.Mar. 1, '35
Bond, debt Sept. 1, 1905 $965,000
City has no floating debt.
Assessed valuation, real $5,410,050
Asses'd valuation, personal $3,863,840
Total valuation 1904 $9,273,890
Assessment about 1-2 actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 04 $21.66 2-3
Population in 1900 was 18,091
Population in 1904 (est.) 25,000
LOANS-
CITY HALL BONDS—
5s, J&J, $40,000 c Jan
SCHOOL BONDS—
4s, J&J, $40,000 c Mar. 20,
STREET AND SEWER BONDS—
5s, J&J, $50,000 c Jan. 1,
5s, J&J, $75,000 c July 1,
5s, J&J, $300,000 c Jan. 1,
FUNDING BONDS—
5s, J&J, $10,000 c July 1, 1923
4 l-2s, J&J, $100,000 c June 10, 1933
4 l-2s, '05, J&J, $140,000 c.Mar. 1, '35
INTEREST on the $140,000 funding bonds due 1935 and the water-works bonds is
payable at Baltimore ; on all other bonds at New York City or Charlotte.
DURHAM. --Geo w Woodward, Clerk.
This city is the county seat of Durham County.
Floa'ting debt $31,480
Total debt May 1, 1905 $492,480
Sinking fund $121,325
Net debt May 1, 1905 $.371,155
Assessed valuation, real $4,405,751
Assessed valuation, personal $5,808,539
Total valuation 1904 $10,214,290
Assessment abt. 2-3 of actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1904 $18.90
Population in 1890 was 5,485
Population in 1900 was 6,679
Population in 1903 (under
ext. corporate limits) est 18,000.
When Due.
1928
1918
1, 1921
LOANS-
RAILROAD BONDS—
6s, J&J, $S7,000 c Jan.
6s, Jan., $50,000 c Julv
PUBLIC SCHOOL BONDS—
6s, J&J, $24,000 c Sept.
Subject to call.
4 l-2s, J&J. $50,000 c 1926
4 l-2s, '05, J&J, $50,000 c....Julv 1. 1935
SEWER AND STREET IMP. BONDS—
4 l-2s, J&J, $200,000 c Julv 1, 1941
MARKET BONDS—
4 l-2s, J&J, $50,000 c 1926 !
Bonded debt May 1, 1905 i>461,000 |
INTEREST on the railroad bonds and public school bonds is payable at office of
City Treasurer; on all other bonds at the Bank of America, New York.
INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOURCES OF NORTH CAROLINA.
61
GREENSBORO.— John S. Michaux, City Clk.
County seat of Guilford County. Bonds
LOANS— When Due.
IMPROVEMENT BONDS, 1887—
6s, J&J, $100,000 July 1, 1917 ]
5s, J&J, g., $10,000 Jan. 1, '31
5s, J&J, g., $65,000 1931 I
ELECTRIC LIGHT BONDS—
5s, J&J, $25,000, g Jan. 1, '31 I
SCHOOL LOCATION— 1
6s, J&J, $30,000 Jan. 1, 1922 |
6s, J&J, $20,000 July 1, 1913 |
6s, J&J, $9,000 July 1, 1913
SEWER BONDS—
5s, J&J, g., $65,000 1931
4s, , $75,000
BUILDING BONDS—
5s, g., A&O, $35,000 April 1, 1930
When Due.
are exempt from taxation.
LOANS-
STREET BONDS—
4s, , $75,000
WATER WORKS BONDS—
5s, J&J, $100,000, g Jan. 1, 1931
4s $100,000
Interest paid in Greensboro.
Bond, debt Jan. 1, 1904 $450,000
Water debt (included) $100,000
Assesed valuation 1903 $5,132,000
Assessment about 2-3 actual value.
City tax rate (per M.) 1903 $13.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1903 $20.90
Population in 1890 was 3,317
Population in 1900 was 10,035
Grill CHDH f^O W. C. BOREN, Chairman
UlL" VJnU VJ\J • Highway Commission.
County seat is Greensboro. The bonds mentioned below are part of an authorized
issue of $300,000.
LOANS— When Due. | Assessed val'n 1904 $13,824,118
HIGHWAY IMPROV'T BONDS— | Assessment about 65 per cent actual
5s, J&J, $125,000 c June 1, 1933 j value.
Interest payable at Greensboro. | St. and Co. tax (per M) '04 $7.90
Bond, debt Sept. 10, 1905 $125,000 i Population in 1890 28,052
County has no floating debt. ! Population in 1900 39,074
| Population in 1905 (est.) 55,000
HENDERSON CO.
County seat is Hendersonville. Sinking fund receives $1,000 yearly. See V. 76, p.
342 and 667, for litigation over railroad-aid bonds.
LOANS— When Due. | Assessed val., 1904 $2,996,o48
REFUNDING BONDS—
6s, M&N, $97,000 Mav 1, 1925
Bond, debt May 1, 1905 $115,000
Sinking fund $8,000
Net debt May 1, 1905 $107,000
Assessment 3-4 to 4-5 actual value.
St. & Co. tax (per M) 1904 $14,06 2-3
Population in 1890 was 12,589
Population in 1900 was 14,104
K1NSTON «L. J. Newborne. Clerk
• This town is the county seat of Lenoir County. Bonds are exempt from town tax.
Bonded debt May 1, 1905 $198,000
Town has no floating debt.
| Assessed valuation 1904 $2,111,563
| Assessment about 2-3 actual value.
| Tax rate (per M), 1904 $5.83 1-3
J Population in 1890 was 1,726
| Population in 1900 was 4,106
LOANS— When Due.
ELEC. LIGHT & ST. IMP. BONDS—
6s, J&J, $3,000, 1906, 1907, and 1908
REFUNDING BONDS—
5s, J&J, $25,000 July 1, 1930
SCHOOL BONDS—
4 l-2s, J&J, $20,000 June 30, 1931
WAT. WORKS & SEW'GE BONDS—
5s, A&O, $100,000 April 1, 1934 I
INTEREST on the electric light and street improvement bonds is payable in Kin-
ston; on all other tionds in Chicago.
MECKLENBURG CO>= H. J. Walker, Treas.
LOANS— When Due.
RAILROAD AID—
6s, M&N, $300,000 Nov. 1, 1920
Bond, debt May 1, 1905 $300,000
Floating debt $40,500
Total debt May 1, 1905 $340,500
INTEREST is payable in Charlotte, N.
Bank, New York.
i
Assessed valuation 1904 $18,105,90.)
Assessment about one-half actual value.
Slate and Co. tax (per M) 1904. .$11.66
Population in 1890 was 42,673
Population in 1900 was .",.
C, and at the American Exchange National
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INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOURCES OF NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH
f JAMES I. JOHNSON, Mayor.
1 WILLIAM W. WILLSON, Clerk.
Raleigh is the county seat of Wake County
LOANS— When Due.
CURRENT EXPENSE BONDS—
6s, M&N, $25,000 c May 1, 1907
CONSOLIDATED DEBT BONDS—
5s, J&J, $67,500 c July 1, 1919
FUNED DEBT—
6s, J&J, $41,200 c July 1, 1907
PUBLIC IMP. BONDS—
5s, J&J, $75,000 c July 1, 1929
4s, J&J, $100,000 e July 1, 1929
STREET BONDS—
Bond, debt Mar. 1, 1905 $383,700
Floating debt $5,114
Total debt Mar. 1, 1905 $388,814
Sinking fund $55,737
Net debt March 1, 1905 $333,097
Assessed valuation real $5,070,774
Assessed valuation, personal. .. .$2,199,382
Total valuation 1905 $7,270,156
Assessment about 2-3 actual value.
City tax rate (per M), 1905 $11.00
Population 1890 (Census) 12,678
Population 1900 was 13,643
5s, J&J, $25,000 c July 1, 1929
5s, A&O, $50,000 c Oct. 1, 1927
TAX FREE— The bonds are all exempt from city taxation.
INTEREST on the funded debt bonds is payable in Raleigh; all other interest paya-
ble in Baltimore. Coupons are all tax -receivable.
RUTHERPORD CO.= G. BiggerstafT, Treas.
County seat is Rutherfordton.
LOANS— When Due.
RAILROAD BONDS-
OS, M&N, $27,300 c Nov. 1, 1908
REFUNDING BONDS—
4 l-2s, g., '05, Ja., $100,000 c.Jan. 1, '36
Interest payable at Rutherfordton.
Bonded debt Sept. 1, 1905 $127,300
Floating debt $9,700
Assessed valuation 1905 $3,878,223
Assessment about 2-3 actual value.
State and County tax (per M) 1905.. $10. 00
Population in 1900 was 25,101
Population in 1905 (ets.) 30,000
SALISBURY.- W. I. R^iney, Treas.
This city is the county seat of Rowan
LOANS— When Due.
SCHOOL BONDS—
5s, $10,000 c June 1, 1916
STREET AND SEWER BONDS—
5s, June 1, $15,00 c June 1, 1911
5s, June 1, $10,000 c June 1, 1921
5s, A&O. $25,000 c Jan. 1, 1930
WATER AND SEWER BONDS—
5s, $75,000 c Oct. 1, 1931
County.
Interest is payable in New York City.
Bonded debt June 1, 1905 $235,000
Floating debt $30,000
Sinking fund $2,180
Total valuation 1904 $2,610,250
Assessment about 2-3 actual value.
Population in 1S90 was 4,418
Population in 1900 was 6^277
STANLY CO —J. M Vanhoy, Clerk.
County seat is Albemarle. The bonds below were in litigation for some time, but
early in 1902 were declared valid by the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals. On June 1,
1903, this decision was confirmed by the United States Supreme Court. We are ad-
vised that the Legislature has authorized this county to issue refunding bonds, but
that the law was so amended as to make it practically inoperative. See V. 80, p.
19S9.
LOANS— When Due.
RAILROAD AID BONDS—
6s, Jufv, $100,000 c 1920
Bonded debt May, 1905 $100,000
Floating debt $25,000
INTEREST is payable at First National Bank, Salisbury', N. C.
Assessed valuation 1904 4 $2,081,699
Assessment is at real value.
State & County tax (per M), '04.. $7. 76 2-3
Population in 1890 was 12,136
Population in 1900 was 15,220
STATESVILLE.--J.C Steele, Mayor.
County seat of Iredell County. All bonds are in coupon form.
LOANS—
WTATER AND SEWER—
5 l-2s, A&O, $52,000 c Oct. 15
SCHOOL HOUSE BONDS—
..s $10,000
When Due.
1927
FUNDING BONDS—
5s, '05, J&J, $20,000 July 1, 1935
Bonded debt April, 1905 $80,000
Assessed valuation 1904 $1,650,000
Total tax rate (per M), 1904 $11.50
INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOUR CES OF NORTH CAROLINA.
68
ELECTRIC LIGHT BONDS—
s , $8,000
A. F. & 0. R. R. BOND'S—
INTEREST on the $52,000 5 l-2s is payable at Chicago; on other bonds at States-
ville.
WILKES CO. — O, S. Bievins, Clerk.
Wilkesboro is the county seat. The coun
given below on the grounds that the railr
contract. The case was taken to the cou
Circuit Court of Appeals early in 1902 gav
May 18, 1903, the United States Supreme C
validity of the bonds. See V. 76, p. 1313.
LOANS— When Due.
RAILROAD AID BONDS—
6s, semi-annual, $79,000 . . . . : 1906-21
Bonded debt March 15, 1905 $79,000
County has no floating debt.
ty refused to pay the interest on the bonds
oad company had not complied with its
rts and after lengthy litigation the U. S.
e an opinion in favor of the bonds. On
ourt also decided the case in favor of the
Assessed valuation 1904 $2,994,580
Assessment about 2-3 actual value.
State and Co. tax (per M) 1904. ...$10.00
Population in 1890 was 22,675
Population in 1900 was 26,872
WILMINGTON
J A. M. WADD'ELL, Mavor.
1 H.
C. McQUEEN, Chm. Bd, Aud. & Fin.
Wilmington is the county seat of New Hanover County. Bonds are exempt from
city taxation. Incorporated as a city February 1, 1866.
When Due.
1922
LOANS—
FUNDINGS— (Gold) 1892.
5s, J&J, $14,400 c Jan. 1,
W. O. & E. C. R. R.—
6s, J&J, $96,000 c Jan. 1, 1918
C. F. & Y. R. R.—
5s, J&J, $126,000 c Jan. 1, 1919
REFUNDING BONDS—
4s, g., J&J, $148,000 c July 1, 1929
Bonded debt Oct. 1, 1905 $684,400
Net debt Oct. 1, 1905 $666,228
Assessed valuation, real $0^420,922
Assessed valuation, personal $3,118,449
Total valuation 1905 $9,539,372
Assessment about 3-4 actual value.
City tax rate (per M) 1905 $15.00
Total tax rate (per M) 1905 $22.90
Population in 1900 was 20,976
Population in 1890 was 20,056
Population in 1905 (est.) 27,000
W!LSON.--{»™S,
Sinking fund $18,172
INTEREST on bonds is payable in Wilmington and New York. Coupons are tax-
receivable.
Mayor.
Clerk.
This city is in Wilson County.
LOANS— When Due.
STREET PAVING BONDS—
5s, M&S23, $25,000 Sept. 23,
WATER AN DLIGHT BONDS—
5s, A&O, $74,000 Oct. 1,
SEWER BONDS—
6s, g., Jan. 15, $17,000 1916
ST., SEWER & WATER BOND'S—
5s, $40,000 Oct. 15, 1933
1931
1912
City has no floating debt.
Assessed valuation 1904 $3,750,000
Assessment about 2-3 actual value.
Total tax rate (per M) 1904 $15.95
Population in 1890 was 2,126
Population in 1900 was 3,525
Population in 1905 (est.) S,000
SCHOOL BONDS (add'al)—
6s, J&J, $10,000 July 1, 1906-'15
Bonded debt April 4, 1905 $156,000
INTEREST on the $40,000 bonds due 1933 is payable at U. S. Mortgage & Trust
Co., New York.
INTEREST on the water and light bonds is payable at the Chemical National Bank,
New York; on the sewer bonds at the National Park Bank, New York. On paving
bonds at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York City.
WINSTON ~W. E. Franklin, Treas
Winston is the county seat of Forsyth County
LOANS— When Due.
IMPROVEMENT BONDS—
5s, F&A, $100,000 Aug. 15, 1910
5s, M&N, $100,000 May 1, 1911
RAILROAD BONDS—
6s, M&N, $40,000 Nov. 15, 1909
WATER WORKS AND OTHER PUR-
POSES—
5s, M&S, $160,000 Sept. 1, 1924
Bonded debt May 1, 1905 $500,000
Floating debt -
Tax valuation, real $2,093,805
Tax valuation, personal
Total valuation 1904
Assessment about one-third actual value.
City tax (per $1,000) 1904 $10.00
Population in 1800 was
Population in 1900 was 10,008
os, J&J, $100,000 Jan. 1, 1934
INTEREST on the railroad bonds is payable at Winston; on others at Baltim
Marvland.
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INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOUR CES OP NORTH CAROLINA.
Additional Statements.
In the table below we give statistics
olina not included in the foregoing.
Bonded
Debt.
Alamance Co $50,000
Cherokee Co 38,000
Cleveland Co 75,000
Cumberland Co 114,800
Dunn, Harnett Co 35,000
Durham Co 60,000
Favetteville, Cumberland Co.. 63,000
Forsvth Co 55,000
Gastonia, Gaston Co 105,000
Granville Co 34,000
Greenville, Pitt Co 75,000
Henderson, Vance Co 45,000
Hickory, Catawba Co 66,000
Lexintgon, Davidson Co 64,000
Lineolnton, Lincoln Co 30,000
McDowell Co 63,900
Madison Co 90,000
Monroe (c.) Union Co 45,000
New Bern, Craven Co 105,000
Onslow Co 64,000
Oxford, Granville County .... 45,000
Reidsville, Rockingham Co 75,000
Richmond Co 25,000
Rowan Co 25,000
Salisbury Township, Rowan Co. 50,000
Scotland Co 37,000
Southern Pines, Moore Co. . . 30,000
Stokes Co 35,000
Transylvania Co S5.000
Wake Co 100,000
Washington, Beaufort Co 82,000
regarding several civil divisions in North Car-
oating
Assessed
Tax Population
Debt.
Valuation.
Rate.
iroo.
None
$5,645,706
$5.88 1-3
25,665
2,878,721
6.60
12,860
None
5,497,463
6.56 2-3
25,078
4,372,960
2.30
29,249
500,000
5.00
1,072
None
12,829,378
5.00
26,233
1,100,000
10.00 «
4,670
None
14,000,000
9.16 2-3
35,261
7,000
1,500,000
14.00
4,610
None
5,335,110
2.36 2-3
23,262
None
1,300,000
12.50
2,565
None
1,500,790
7.50
3,746
None
1,160,000
6.80
2,535
None
1,170,000
5.50
1,234
500
800,000
8.45
828
None
2,484,998
5.20
12,567
3,050,000
7.50
20,644
20,000
1,000,000
24.00
1,996
3,120,882
7.25
9.090
None
2,910,000
8.00
11,940
None
1,075,000
7.50
2,050
7,111
1,467,391
7.50
3,262
None
4,000,000
7.20
None
9,032,114
1.80
31,066
3,657,735
8.70
11,261
4,700
2,704,533
4.50
12,553
1,000
273,805
517
None
2,300,087
19,866
None
1,708,711
4.56 2-3
6,020
None
17.104,628
7.91 2-3
54,626
None
1,878,083
9.60
Electoral Vote of North Carolina.
First election, 1788, North Carolina did
not vote, not having ratified the Consti-
tution.
1792 — George Washington and John Adams,
12 votes.
1796 — John Adams, 1; Thomas Jefferson, 11;
Thomas Pinckney, 1; Aaron Burr, 6;
James Iredell 3; George Washington 1;
C. C. Pinckney, 1.
1800— Thomas Jefferson, 8; Aaron Burr, 8;
John Adams, 4; O. C. Pinckney, 4.
1804 — For President, Thomas Jefferson, 14;
for Vice-President, George Clinton, 14.
1808 — For President, James Madison, 11; C.
C. Pincknev, 3. For Vice-President,
George Clinton, 11 ; Rufus King, 3.
1812 — President, James Madison, 15; Vice-
President, Elbridge Gerry, 15.
1816 — President, James Monroe, 15; Vice-
President, D. D. Tompkins, 15.
1820— Same as in 1816.
1824 — President, Andrew Jackson, 15;
Vice-President, John C. Calhoun, 15.
182S— Same as 1824.
1832 — President, Andrew Jackson, 15; Vice-
President, Martin Van Buren, 15.
1836 — President, Martin Van Buren, 15;
Vice-President, R. M. Johnson, 15.
1840 — President, William H. Harrison, 35;
Vice-President, John Tyler, 15.
1844 — President, Henry Clay, 11; Vice-
President, Theodore Frelinghausen, 11.
J 848 — President, Zachary Taylor, 11- Vice-
President, M. Filmore, 11.
1852 — President, Franklin Pierce, 10; Vice-
President, William R. King, 10.
1856 — President, James Buchanan, 10; Vice-
President, J. C. Breckenridge, 10.
1860— President, J. C. Breckenridge, 10;
Vice-President, Joseph Lane, 10.
1P64— No /ote.
1S68— President, U. S. Grant, 9; Vice-Presi-
dent, Schuyler Colfax, 9.
1372— President, U. S. Grant, 10; Vice-Presi-
dent, Henry Wilson, 10.
1S76— President, Samuel J. Tilden, 10; Vice-
President. Thomas A. Hendricks, 10.
1SS0— President, Winfield S. Hancock, 10;
Vice-President, W. E. English, 10.
J 884 — President, Grover Cleveland, 11; Vice-
President, Thomas A. Hendricks, 11.
18S — President, Grover Cleveland, 11; Vice-
President, Allen G. Thurman, 11.
]»92 — President, Grover Cleveland, 11; Vice-
President, ^dlai E. Stevenson, 11.
1896— President. William J. Bryan, 11; Vice-
President, Arthur Sewall, 11.
1900— President, William J. Bryan, 11; Vice-
President, Adlai E. Stevenson, 11.
1904— Alton B. Parker, 12; Henry G. Davis,
12.
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
County Seat, Graham.
Formed in 1S48 from Orange county, name derived from Alamance Creek.
Area, 430 square mileB.
POPULATION- 25,665. White malee, 8,244; white females, 9,695. Foreign born, 22.
Negro mules. 3,186; negro females, 3,537; other colored, 3. White males over 21 yean,
4,389; negro males over 21 years, 1,138; other colored, 3. White polls, 2,877. Negro
polls, 537.
Value of real estate, $3,854,385, increase of $155,607 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $2,105,604, increase of $158,676 over 1904, including 3,296 horses, 1,189 mules 10
jacks and jennets, 125 goats, 8,073 cattle, 9,191 hogs, 1,452 sheep, 92 dogs, 88 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $5,828,206; by negroes, $131,983.
TAX KATE— county, 23 2-3c. on flOO; roads, l«2-3c; o>i debt, 6c. Indebtedness,
$23,180.20. Eight miles macadam road; cost per mile, $2,500. Iron bridges, 10.
No schools: White, 66; colored, 28.
POST OFFICIOS: Albright, ALTAMAHAW, BURLINGTON, CANE CREEK, Cedar
Cliff, Clover Orchard, Curtis, ELON COLLEGE, Glrndale, GRAHAM (c. h.), Harts-
horn, HAW RIVER, Holmans Mills, Lacey, Leota, Loy, McCray, Manndalc, Maywood,
MEBANE, Melville, Mortons Store, Nicholson, Oakdale, Oneida, Pleasant
i Grove, PleasaiU Lodge, Rock Creek, Rose, Sandy Grove, SAXAPAHAW, Shallowford,
Shetuckett, Snow Camp, Stainback, Sutphin, Swepsonville, Sylvester, Union Ridge,
Vincent. ^'- '
PUBI/O ROADS: W. D. Woods, Graham, Supt. Uoads worked bv taxation and con-
vict labor; 16 2-3c. on $100 and 50c. poll, total last year $10,736. No. miles, 620;
crushed stone. 8.
RAILW. AD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRE8S COM°.\NIES.
North Carolina Railroad, 17.05 miles, assessed value $499,896.53
Pullman Company, 17.05 miles, assessed value 2,469.18
Southern Express Company, 17.05 miles, assessed value 1,974.60
Western Union Telegraph Company, 106.23 miles, assessed value 3,107.97
Mebane-Ridgeville Telephone Co., 12.00 miles, assessed value 78.67
American Cotton Oil Company, assessed value 2,450.00
Street Western Cable Car Line Company, assessed value 250.00
SUPERIOR COURT: March 5th; May 28th, civil cases only; September >*rd, tv o
weeks, criminal and civil cases; November 5th, criminal cases.
COUNTY OFFICERS. i lington.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. D. Kernodle, CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— W. S. Long, Gra-
Graham. I ham.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. I. White,
(chm.), Graham; S. E. Tate, Stainback; A.
N. Roberson, Lacey.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Geo. T. Wil-
liamson, (ehm.), Saxapahaw; T. B. Bar-
ker, Wooten; John Wagoner, Burlii
R. F. D. No 4; W. E Vincent. Hurling-
ton, R. F. D. No. 3; .John G. (lark.
Sutphin.
CO. BOARD ELECTIONS— W. B. Sellars.
Stainback; W. J. Stockard. Saxapahaw; J.
H. Watson, Graham.
CONSTABLES— Burlington Township.
Charles D. Story, Burlington; Pleasant
Grove, H. C. Kine. Pleasant Grove; Gra-
ham, F. L. Wilson, Graham; Newlin, W,
.1. Riddle; Thompson, George W. Strawn.
Melville. Melville, Henj Clark. Haw RWer
SHERIFF— R. T. Kernodle. Burlington.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— C. D. Johnston,
Flaw River.
TREASURER— R. A. Freeman, Burling
ion.
CORONER— S. D. McPherson, Graham.
SURVEYOR— Lewis H. Holt, Burlington,
R. F. D. No. 7.
8TANDARD-KEEPER— J. H. Moore. Gra-
ham.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— Geo. W. Long. Bur-
lington.
CO. ATTORNEY— W. H. Carroll, Burling-
ton.
SUPT. CO. HOME-J. H. Tarpley. Bur-
1 ington.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— J. L. Scott,
| Jr.. Graham.
U. S. COMMISSIONER— W. A. Hall, Bur-
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ALAMANCE COUNTY.
Justices of the Peace.
BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP— Albert M.
Sjhepherd, D. F. Morrow, Robert P.
Keck, lit nry F. Moore, Milan M. Wright-
sell, George A. Clendenin, Burlington.
PLEASANT GROVE— W. B. Sellara,
Stainback; W. J. Fitch. McCray; James M.
Florence, Vincent.
PATTERSON— W. D. Adams, Oakdale;
Hiram Wells, Snow Camp; William A.
Tinnin, Pleasant Grove; J. E. Stroud, Oak-
dale; J. H. Bailiffe, Kinesville.
COBLE— Joel A. Fogleman, Osceola;
Peter S. Page, Curtis- L. E. Sharpe,
Osceola.
BOON STATION— Adolphus G. Fausett,
Elon College; J. C. Whitsell, Elon College:
Joseph P. Albright, Elon College.
MORTON— T. B. Baker, Maywood; P. V
Bowles, Joseph H. Gilliam- Mortons Store;
John W. Garrison, Shallowford; D. M.
Ireland, Mortons Store.
ALBRIGHT— John R. Stockard, Nicholson.
GRAHAM— F. P. Bradshaw, J. M. Mc-
Cracken, V. S. Freeland, J. I. White, L.
H. Holt, Graham.
NEW LIN— VV. J. Stockard, J. E Moore,
Saxapahaw; James G. Braxton, G. G. Mc-
Bane, Sutphin, B. H. Thompson Cane
Creek; \l. C. McBane. Manndale- J. G.
Clark, Cane Creek: John M. Foust, Closer
Orchard.
THOMPSON— G. T. Morrow, Oaks; T. A
Morrow, Oaks; S. H. Webb, Oaks; C. W.
Newcomb, Swepsonvill".
MELVILLE— C. Sellars, Haw River; H.
A. Bason, Mebane.
FAUSETT— J. M. Tapscott, John H.
Walking, Union Ridge; Brax B. Fonville,
McCray; Gus. A. Garrison, Burlington.
HAW RIVER— J. H. Blackmon, W. T.
Brooks, Haw River.
Public School Teachers.
Thompson. Miss Daisy G., Mebane.
Cheek, Miss Blanche, Mebane.
Foust, Miss Jessie, Graham.
Long, Miss Annie, Graham.
Long, Miss Carrie, Graham.
Pickett, Miss Swannie, Graham.
Foust, Miss Lettie, Graham.
Payne, Miss Margaret, Graham.
Austin, Miss Lila, Graham.
Richardson, Miss Nannie, Graham.
Wooten, Miss Carrie, Graham.
Bryson, Miss Mary, Graham.
Pritchard, Miss Mary, Graham.
I Robinson, J. B., Graham.
White, J. I., Graham.
Sharpe, Miss Cora M., Burlington, R.
' F. D.
Garrison, Miss Bettie, Burlington, R.
F. D.
Walker, Miss Ollie B., Burlington, R.
F. D.
Homewood, Miss Elizabeth, Burlington,
R. F. D.
Holt, Miss Effie, Burlington, R. F. D.
Andrews, Miss Ella, Burlington.
Dameron, Miss Bessie, Burlington.
Graeber, Miss Fannie, Burlington.
Albright, Miss Grace D. , Burlington.
Curtice, F. H., Burlington.
Garwood. A. M. , Burlington.
Teagm-, W. C, Simmon Grove.
Wagoner, J. P., Elon College.
Dawson, T. B., Elon College.
Reitzel, Mrs. M. G., Elon College.
Ratcliff, Miss Sallie L.. Elon College.
Lowe, J. A., Elon College.
Ratcliff, Miss Mattie, Elon College.
Williamson, Miss Regina, Elon College.
Page, Miss Margaret A., Purley.
Albright, W. H., Sandy Grove.
Donnell, Miss Elizabeth, McLanesville.
Reitzel, Mrs. Fannie I., Hartshorn.
Wilson, J. C, Sutphin.
Stockard, Miss Jess-ie, Saxapahaw.
Morlette, Miss Ella Lillian, Saxapahaw.
Mann, E. W., Saxapahaw.
Barnwell, Miss Cora, Pleasant Grove.
Ephland, Miss Pearl, Ephland.
Norwood. E. P., Chapel Hill.
Moore, Miss Laura, Lacey.
Morrow, Miss Janie, Oaks.
Morrow, Miss Helen, Oaks.
Lasley, Miss Cora, Oaks.
MePhejson, Miss Alma, Oakdale.
Kimevy, Miss Lona. Oakdale.
Stroud, J. E.. Oakdale.
Anderson, Miss Bessie, Oakdale.
Matlock, R. J., Wooten.
Albright, Miss Flora, Curtis.
Webb, Miss Hattie B., Whitsett.
Murray. Miss Belle, Stainback.
Cude, C. S., Liberty.
Thompson, D. H., Holmans Mills.
Eibler, Miss Lilla, Burlington.
Davis, Miss Elizabeth, Burlington.
Thorn, Miss Nena, Burlington.
Miller, Miss Maude, Burlington.
Isley, Miss Effie, Burlington.
Smithson. Miss Addie V.. Burlington.
Robertson, Miss Ella M., Burlington.
McQueen, Miss Anna, Burlington.
Stafford, Miss Susie, Burlington.
Bailey, Miss Lilla H., Burlington.
Watson, Mis3 Mary, Burlington.
Gall. Miss Pearl C, Burlington.
Scott, Mrs. J. L., Burlington.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— Sam Nicks, Elon College.
CIIRI"irTAN— W. G. Clements, MorrisYille;
J. W. Holt. Burlineton.
BAPTIST— E. L. Weston, Haw River.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— J. C. Las-
siter, Elon College; W. E. Swain, Osceola.
Agricultural Societies.
ALAMANCE CO. FAIR— J. A. Long,
President, Melville; J. A. Turrentine,
Secretary, Burlington; R. A. Fre> -
Treasurer, Burlington.
Schools and Academies.
GILLIAM ACADEMY— J. W. Gilliam.
Principal, Mortons Store.
UNION RIDGE ACADEMY— T. VT.
Stroud, Principal, Union Ridge.
Cotton Mills.
ALAMANCE COTTON MILL— E. M. Holt
&- Son. Burlington.
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87
HOPEDALE COTTON MILL— L. B. Wil-
liamson, Secretary and Treasurer.
CAROLINA COTTON' MILL— L. Banks
Holt, President; Robert L. Mebane, Secre-
tary-Treasurer. Burlington.
GLENCO COTTON MILL— R. L. Holt,
Pres., Burlington.
OSSJPEE COTTON MILL- James William-
son & Son. Eion College.
ALTAMAHAW COTTON MILL— Holt, Gant
& Holt, Altamahaw
SAXAPAHAW COTTON MILL— White,
Williams «si Co., iyixapahaw.
DIXON M'F'C CO.— T. F. McVey, Snow
Cami).
VIRGINIA COTTON MILLS— A. L. Baker,
Swepsonville.
BELMONT COTTON MILLS— F. O. Wal-
ton, Osceola.
GLENN RAVEN COTTON MILLSWoe
Gant, Secretary and Treasurer, Burlington.
Grist Mills.
WHITE WILLIAMS CO., Saxapahaw.
W. L. SPOON, Burlington.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. M. Crawford, Graham.
S. M. Sharpe & Co., Burlington, R. F. I).
Alamance Cotton Mills, Graham.
Belmont Store, Graham.
Lee & Aldridge, Stonycreek.
J. F. Somers & Co., Altamahaw.
Glenco Miils, Burlington.
J. A. Lewis, Altamahaw.
White, Williams & Co., Saxapahaw.
.1 K Moore. Saxapahaw.
E. Long. MeCray.
L. H. Aldridge, Union Ridge.
J. G. & K. L. Daily, Pleasant Grove.
J. W. Stainbaek, Stainback.
R. A. Thompson, Altamahaw.
Holt, Gant & Holt, Altamahaw.
J. N. Williamson * Son, Elon College.
D. W. Kernodle, Shetuckett.
Adolphus Kiddle, Sutphin.
Ceorge Stanord, Clover Orchard.
A. J. Marshburn, Holmans Mill.
David McBain. Leota.
Randolph Coble, Snow Camp.
Cicero McBain, Manndale.
H. G. Braxton, Sutphin.
Hope Mills, Burlington.
Joe Clapp, HartshoTn.
U. D. Coble, Kimesville.
Kimes & Co.. Oakdale.
Long & Huru-e, SwTepsonville.
Virginia Cotton Mill. Swepsonville.
Kernodle Bros., Elon College.
W. H. Molt, Graham.
A. S. Dickey, Burlington, R. F. D. No. 5.
Carolina Cotton Mills. Burlington.
L. Wagoner, Elon College.
Physicians not in Towns.
Lemuel A Johnson ^urtis.
L. A. Walker, Saxapahaw.
T. R Wort In :n, Swepsonville.
J. Loften Kernodle, Elon College.
J. A. Crous'\ Elon College.
George S. Watson, Elon College.
W. N. Tate, Mebane.
1 f. Laird, Haw River.
/ —
0. A. Foster, Oakdale.
VV. T. Sumner, Saxapahaw.
J. W. Pickett, Burlington.
Saloons.
No saloons in the county.
Shippers of Produce.
A. R. Flinton cte Sons, Graham.
W. ClaDp, Bur'ington.
J. A. Iseley Bros. Co., Burlington.
W. A. Murry Co., Mebane.
M. A. Reitzel, Lion College.
W. W. Garrett. Graham.
GRAHAM.
Incorporated in 1851.
Population, 3,000.
Value real estate and personal property,
$1 039 000
TAX RATE— General, 30c. on $100; school.
30c. on $100.
No. white polls. '2,'iij.
No. colored polls, 37.
Election held hrst Tuesday in May every
two years.
City owns water works and electric 1
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. C. Simmons.
CLERK— H. Hughes.
TREASURER— H. Hughes.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. G. Longest.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. G. Longest.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— A. B. Nichol-
son, W. S. Vestal, Isaac Holt, Z. T. Hadley,
A. T. Guthrie.
,r.\i,\STi-.R— W. H. Holt.
R. R. AGENT— Thomas Montgomery.
i.aPRF.SS AGENT— Thomas Montgomerr
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBVfERlA^ — E. C. Murray, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. E. M. Davenport, Pastor.
\l I THODIST— C. M. Lance, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— J. U. Newman, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
GRAHAM GRADED SCHOOL— W. C.
Roberson, Supt.
Barber Shops.
\V. 11. Ruffin.
J. W. Allen.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Vestal Hotel— W. J. Newbolt, Prop.
Mrs. C. S. Hunter.
Alex. Morrow.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF AI.AMANOK— E. M. Annfleld.
President : C A. Scott. Cashier. Capital
$20,000; Surplus and profits, $5,751.39.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. C. Moore.
Hunter Bros.
W. J. Nicks.
Blacksmith Shous.
S. L. Burch.
W. F. Jones.
Will Long, (col.)
Henry Long, (col.)
B. & L. Association-.
Graham Home Building Co.
Ileal Estate Agents;
Cook & McCracken.
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ALAMANCE COUNTY.
Books and Stationery.
Simons Bros.
Thompson Drug Co.
Boots and Shoes.
A. R. Flintom & Sons.
B. B. Holt & Co.
W. J. Nicks.
W. W. GaiTett.
Simons Bros.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Nathaniel Foster.
John D. Vaughan.
Bicycle Dealers.
Graham Hardware Co.
Rich Furniture Co.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
T. M. Dlick, (col.)
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
A. M. Hadley.
Simons Bros.
Contractors and Bnilders.
John Longest.
A. B. Nicholson.
J. M. Bradshaw.
Walker Bros.
Coal and Wood.
A. T. Guthrie.
Cotton Mills.
ONEIDA COTTON MILL— L. Banks Holt.
SIDNEY COTTON MILL— J. L. Scott, Jr.
TRAVORA COTTON MILLS— J. H. White,
President.
LEOTA COTTON MILLS CO.— J. H.
white, President.
Canning Factories.
Graham Canning Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
Blackmon-Cole Grocery Co.
W. J. Nicks.
Doctors.
Oecrge W. Long.
W. R. Goley.
Drueeists.
J. C. Simmons Drug Co.
Thompson Drug Co.
Dealers in Ioe.
Coley Russell, (col.)
Fish Markets.
W. J. Nicks.
W. W. Garrett.
Flour. Cora and Feed Dealers.
W. J. Nicks.
W. W. Garrett.
A. R. Flintom & Son.
Fruit Dealers.
Blackreon-Coble Grocery Co.
W. J. Nicks.
W. W. Garrett.
Furniture Dealers.
Rich Furniture Co.
General Merchandise.
W. \V. Garrett.
J. D. Albright & Co.
W. J. Nicks.
A. R. Flintom & Sons.
W. L. Andrews.
A. J. Marshburn Co.
B. B. Holt & Co.
Simons Bros.
Hardware and Ae'l Insnlem'ts.
Graham Hardware Co.
Rich Furniture Co.
W. J. Nicks.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Graham Hardware Co.
Hides and Pelts.
W. W. Garrett.
Insurance Companies.
ALAMANCE BRANCH OF FARMERS
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
—J. W. Harden President; J. H. VTaUon,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Insurance Agencies.
Scott & Albright.
Charles C. Thompson.
Ice Factories.
Graham Ice Company.
Lawyers.
E. S. Parker & Son.
J. A. Long.
Heenan Hughes.
J. S. Cook.
Lumber M'f'r* and Dealers.
Walker Bros.
Kodaks and Photo Sunnlie*.
J. C. Simmons.
Machinery Dealers.
Graham Hardware Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Misses Freeland.
B. B. Holt & Co.
Mrs. Nellie B. Green.
Music Teachers.
Miss Nell i' Norwood.
Newspapers and Editors.
T11K U.AMANCE GLEANER— J. >>
Kernodlp Editor.
GRAHAM TRIBUNE— R. G. Foster, Ed-
itor.
Painters.
R. D. Tinmn.
T. W. Hatch.
Plumbers.
John Anthony.
Photographers.
A. C. Jenkins.
Pants and Garments Factories.
Scott-Mebane Manufacturing Co.
Retail Grocers.
Blackmon-Coble Grocery Oo.
W. L. Andrews.
!» K. Mi-Kane
W. L. Andrews.
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
ft.
W. A. Williams.
J. J. Aldridge & Co.
W. J. Nicks.
W. W. Garrett.
C. E. Moore & Co.
A. R. Flintom.
W. H. Holt & Co.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Walker Bros.
Shincle Dealers.
Walker Brothers.
Watches and Jewelry
Z. T. Hadley.
Wood-Working Shops.
Walker Bros.
BURLINGTON.
Incorporated in February, 1887.
Popnlicion, 3,692 white, 3,238; colored,
461.
Value real estate, $875,326.
Value personal property, $723,611.
No. white polls, 561.
No. colored polls, 42.
TAX RATE— General purposes. 33c. on
$100; Schools, 30e. on $100; Light Bonds,
7c. on $100.
No debt. ■
City owns water works.
City owns electric lights.
To urn Officers.
Election first Tuesday in May every two
years.
MAYOR— A. F. Barrett.
CLERK— O. F. Crowson.
TREASURER— O. F. Crowson.
ATTORNEY— W. H. Carroll.
TAX COLLECTOR— L. B. McAdams.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. F. Pantilla.
POLICEMAN— L. B. McAdams.
SI 1'T. HEALTH— H. R. Moore.
STAND »,; It KEEPER— N. S. Cardwell.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— F. L. Wil-
liamson, J. A. Hamilton, R. M. Morrow, C.
E. Lovett, J. L. Scott, J. N. Malone, W.
A. Shoffner, J. C. Staley.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. P. Albright, J.
W. Gates, J. R. Ireland, W. A. Iseley, D.
F. Morrow.
BURLINGTON GRADED SCHOOLS— F. H.
Curtis, Principal.
POSTMASTER— J. Zeb. Waller.
R. R. AGENT— J. F. Johnson.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. M. Coble.
Ministers and Churches.
LUTHERAN— C. B. Cox. Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— M. A. Barber, Rector.
GERMAN REFORMED— J. D. Andrews,
Pastor.
BAPTIST— A. W. Setzer, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN- P. H. Fleming, Pastor.
METHODIST— D. N. Caviness, Pastor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— G. F. Mil-
| oway, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
WEBB AVENUE CHAPEL M. E.
( 11LKCH— No Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
BURLINGTON GRADED SCHOOL— F. H.
< virus, Superintendent.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
J. L. Wilson.
B. O. Garvin.
Capps & Miles.
Mrs. E. M. Ward.
Architects.
Daniel Umble.
A. C. Mitchell.
Agricultural Implements.
N. S. Cardvvell.
W. C. Iseley.
Holt & May.
Banks and Bankers.
ALAMANCE LOAN A TRUST CO.— J. II
Holt. President; .J. C. Staley, Secretary; J.
M. Fix, Treasurer. Capital, $45,000. Sur-
plus and Profits, $10,850.29.
PEOPLE'S BANK— J. A. Davidson, Pr.?s. ;
A. L. Davis, Cashier. Capital, $10,200; Un-
divided profits, $412.52.
Books and Stationery.
C. F. Neese.
John Stewart, Jr.
Boots and Shoes.
John R. Foster.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
C. D. Whitesell.
J. H. Sullivan.
Barber Shoos.
C. V. Heritage.
John F. Fogleman.
Walter Foster.
Bicycle Dealers.
Holt & May.
Blacksmith Shoos.
F. W. Hawkins.
Joe Clark.
J. H. Lot*.
Andrew Leath.
Brokers.
Burlin?f.on Brokerage Co.— J. Zeb Waller,
Seeretavv mil Treasurer.
W. E. Sharp & Bro.
C. A. Horn.
J. M. Cranford.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Allen & Iseley.
Y. S. Miles.
Bill-Posting.
E. E. Workman.
Cabin et-Makers.
Henry A. Vaughn.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
W. C. Thurston & Bro.
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ALAMANCE COUNTY.
Delta Cotton Co.
Bottling Works.
.1. M. Coble.
Contractors and Builders.
A. C. Mitchell.
D. F. Lamb.
Daniel I'uible.
J. W. Cates.
G. W. Anthony.
Carriage Repair Shops.
L. J. Fonvielle.
Henry A. Vaughn.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Burlington Coffin Co.
Clothing. Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
John R. Foster.
B. A. Sellars & Sons.
R. Harris.
W. K. Hay.
.1 A. Iseley k Bros.
D. F. Lamb.
Coal and Wood.
Walter Trolinger.
H. J. Hall.
J. W. Cates.
Cotton Mills.
E. M. HOLT PLAID MILL— L. Banks
Holt.
DAISY KNITTING MILL— J. M. Brown-
ing, Manager.
WINDSOR COTTON MILLS— R. L. & J.
H. Holt.
iiUUIR.. COTTON MILLS— W. L. Holt.
LAKE ^-DE COTTON MILL— E. C. Holt.
AUROR COTTON MILLS— L. S. Holt *
Son.
BURI..NCMC, HOSIERY MILL— George
F gleinan.
Pants and Garments Factories.
Scott Mebane M'f'g Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
J. D. Payne.
John Bradsher.
.John M. Coble.
R. L. & S. F. Spoon.
John Moncure.
V. M. Mih s.
Doctors.
R. A. Freeman.
T. S. Faueett.
T. A. Bohannon.
J. \V. Pace.
H. R. Moore.
W. G. Stafford.
C. A. Anderson.
II. M. Montgomery.
Druererists.
Freeman Drug Co.
Augustus Bradley.
T. H. Stroud.
Dentists.
J. H. Brooks.
R. M. Morrow.
E. A. Crawford.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Sue Workman.
Mrs. A. l>. Fredrick.
Mrs. .1 M, Cob e
Miss Fannie ^tcbhins
Dry Goods and Notions.
W. 0. Swain & Co.
M. M. WrightseH.
Moore iV Rogers
J. M. Thompson.
J. A. Iseley Bros. & Co.
B. A. Sellars k Sons.
W. E. Hay.
J. D. * L. B. Whitted.
John R. Foster.
O. D Smith
W. B. Quails.
Dealers in Ice.
Baker & Williamson.
Dealers in Carriages.
N. S. Card well.
Holt k May.
\V. C. Iseley.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
N. S. Card well.
W. C. Iseley.
Holt A May.
Fish Markets.
H. M. Love & Son.
G. M. Thompson.
Flour, Corn and Feed Dealers.
J. A. Iseley & Bros.
Florance & Walker.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
BURLINGTON ROLLER MILLS— J. G.
Holt. Proprietor.
HYCO MILLING CO.— Hornady & Ire-
land, Proprietors.
Foundries and Iron Works.
Sikes Bros.
Fruit Dealers.
J. D Pa.vne.
V. M. Miles.
.1 M. Coble.
John Moncure.
John Bradshaw.
Furniture Dealers.
Garison & Compton.
J. A. Iseley & Bros.
Rich Furniture Co.
Dickson Furniture Co.
General Merchandise
G.
M.
Thompson.
.1.
A.
&
W.
R.
Garrett.
M
M.
Wrightsell.
<:.
D.
.. <r
Smith.
.v Rog rs
IV.
Clapp.
\v
0.
Swain & Co.
Laws
k Horner.
H.
i
F.
1..
Bass.
Shnffner.
11.
K.
Faucett.
A.
A.
Tingen.
II.
M
Moore.
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
<1
Hardware and Ar'1 Implem'ts.
Holt A May.
J. A. Iseley ft Bro.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
N. S. Cardwell.
W. C. Iseley.
Holt & May.
Hides and Felts.
W. Clapp.
J. D. Payne.
Job Printing Offices.
Burlington Printing and Publishing Co.
E. E. Workman.
Insurance Agencies.
James P. Albright.
B. 0. Guthrie.
W. E. Sharp.
Virginia Life Insurance Co.
Laundries.
Sing Lee.
Leather Dealers.
N. S. Cardwell.
\T. C Iseley.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
0. W. Anthony.
.1. ft'. Gates.
Lawyers.
W. H. Carroll.
.lohn M. Cook.
J. W. Murray.
Machine Shons.
J. W. Gates & Son.
Marbl* "Works.
.). H. Clapp.
Masons and Builders.
Daniel Umble.
A. C. Mitchell.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
W. E. Hay.
Misses Morrow & Bason.
.1. A.. Iseley Bros.
J. D. & L. B. Whitted.
Musical Instruments.
ElliB Machine and Music Co.— C. B. Ellis,
Manager.
C. F. Neese.
John Stewart, Jr.
Machinery Dealers.
N. S. Cardwell.
Holt & May.
W. C. Iseley.
Newspapers and Editors.
!'.l RLINCTON NEWS— 0. F. Crowson,
Editor.
Oil Dealers.
STANDARD OIL CO.— Thomas Carr,
Manager.
Painters.
J. M. Workman.
George Thomas.
E. A. Benson.
.T. R. Ireland. Jr.
J. A. Ireland.
Paper-Hangers.
J. M. Workman.
E. A. Benson.
J. A. Ireland.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Holt & May.
J. A. Iseley Bros.
Plumbers.
Spencer Thomas & Sons.
Photographers.
G. V. Sellars.
Retail Grocers.
G. D. Srriit!:.
H. K. Dorsett.
J. A. Iselev Bros, ft Co.
W. Clapp.
W. M. Andrews.
A. A. Tingen.
(;. M. Thompson.
J. M. Coble.
J. M. Tisdale.
ft'. B. Quails.
Moore & Rogers.
C. L. Shoffner.
L. V. Maconson.
Laws & Horner.
H. F. Bass.
Florance & Walker.
H. M. Love & Son.
W. 0. Swain & Co.
R. L. & S. F. Spoon.
M. M. Wrightsell.
W. R. Garrett.
Roller CoTerin? Establishment.
Isham Ashworth.
Luther Fogleman.
Sash and Blind Factories.
d. W. Anthony.
Shintrle Dealers.
J. W. Cates.
G. W. Anthony.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Thompson & Loy.
B. N. Walker.
J. A. Burk.
White Bros.
Sam G. Moore.
Stockard & Hinton.
II. C. Kimos, Dealer in Horses.
W. H. Conk'in, Dealer in Horses.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE EX-
CHANGE—R. L. Boyd, Manager.
Watches and Jewelry
C. F. Neese.
John Stewart, Jr.
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ALAMANCK COUNTY.
Wood- Working Shops.
H. A. Vaughn.
Wholesale Grocers.
F. L. Williamson & Co.
Slade, Perry & Co.
ELON COLLEGE.
Incorporated April 1, 1893.
Population, 638.
Value real estate. $55,060.
Tax rate, 20c. on $100.
Tovin Officers.
MAYOR— P. J. Kernodle.
CLERK— L. I. Cox.
TREASURER— L. I. Cox.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Jesse Win-
borne, M. A. Reitzel, L. I. Cox, J. W.
Patton, Vf. L. Smith.
CTTY PUBLIC SCHOOL— Mrs. Reitzel,
Principal.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. O. Atkinson,
L. I. Cox, M. A. Reitzel.
POSTMASTER— Peter Hughes.
R. R. AGENT— J. O. Fowler.
EXPRESS AGEXT— J. O. Fowler.
Ministers and Chnrches.
COLLEGE CHAPEL— J. W. Patton, C. A.
Boone, T. B. Dawson, W. T. Herndon. J. U.
Newman, J. O. Atkinson, L. I. Cox, C. C.
Peel, J. 'W. Wrellons.
Colleges.
ELON COLLEGE FACULTY
EMMET L. MOFFITT, M. A., President.
Rev. J. U. NEWMAN, D. D., Professor
of Greek and Biblical Literature.
Rev. W. C. WICKER, (Bursar), Pro-
fessor of Philosophv and Natural Science.
P. J. KERNODLE, Professor of Mathe-
matics.
W. A. HARPER, Professor of Latin.
ROBERT RAMY, Adjunct Professor of
English.
W. P. LAWRENCE, (Curator), Prof, of
English.
J. J. LINCOLN, Principal Academic De-
partment.
MISS FLORENCE WILSON, MISS ELISE
RAMSAY, Music.
MISS PRESTON, Art.
MRS. STEVICK, Matron.
Hotels and Boarding: Houses.
Wr. L. Smith.
J. U. Newman.
C. A. Boone.
J. J. Lincoln.
W. T. Herndon.
Doctors.
W. T. Herndon.
G. S. WTatson.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Jno. Crawford.
Books and Stationery.
J. 0. Atkinson.
Elon Store Co.
General Merchandise.
M. A. Reitzel.
J. J. Lambeth.
W. L. Smith.
Elon Store Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE CHRISTIAN SUN— J. 0. Atkinson,
Editor.
Roller Mills.
ELON MILLING CO.— McPherson Bros.,
Props.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Peter Hughes.
M. R. Cook.
MEBANE.
Incorporated in 1883.
Population, 700.
Value real estate, $36,470.00.
Value personal property, $23,149.00.
No. white polls, 195.
No. colored polls, 3.
Tax rate, 33 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— H. A. Bason.
CLERK— L. T. Johnson.
TREASURER— L. T. Johnson.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. A. McAuley.
ATTORNEY— E. S. Parker.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. A. McAulev.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— H. WT. Bason,
C. Sykes. J. WT. Nicholson, J. S. Cheek, J.
T. Shaw, D. A. White.
CITY r-CH0Cl. COMMITTEE— S. A. White,
H. A. Bason, A. M. Cook, H. A. Jobe, T.
M. Cheek. E. W. Thompson.
GRADED SCHOOL— Miss Alice Mebane,
Miss Fannie Joness Miss Mattie Craig,
Teachers.
POSTMASTER— S. A. White.
R. R. AGENT— W. F. Fogleman.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. F. Fogleman.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— R. W. Hines. Pastor.
METHODIST— J. A. Daily, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. J. Adams, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
Hotel Mebane.
McDade House.
Mrs. B. C. Thompson.
Mrs. Rebecca Farrell.
Schools and Academies.
BINGHAM SCHOOL— Preston L. Gray,
Supt.
Blacksmith Shops.
Joe Pettigrew.
Books and Stationery.
Mebane Drug Co.
Contractors and Builders.
J. W. Nichojson.
Doctors.
N. D. York.
T. D. Tyson.
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
Brusjreisis.
F. L. White.
Dealers in Carriages.
A. H. Mehane.
Mebane Store Co.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Lena Walker.
Dealers in loe.
L. T. Johnson.
Furniture Manufacturers.
WHITE FURNITURE CO— W. E. White,
PresiaeDt.
CONTINENTAL CHAIR CO— Louis Pur-
year, President; H. W. Bason, Treasurer.
MEBANE BEDDING CO.— L. Puryear,
President; W. W. Corbett, Treasurer.
General Merchandise.
A. H. Mebane.
W. H. Lashlev & Sons.
G. E. Holt.
N. D. York & Co.
Mebane Store Co.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
MELVILLE BRICK CO.— M. A. Glaze-
brook, President; W. A. Murry, Secretary.
Hides and Pelts.
A. H. Mebane.
Leather Dealers.
A. H. Mebane.
W. A. Murry Co.
Paint and Oil Dealers
L. T. Johnson.
Salis and Livery Stables.
H. S. York.
"Real Estate Agents.
MEBANE LAND & IMPROVEMENT CO.—
Thomas M. Cheek, President; W. E. White,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Retail Grocers.
A. H. Mebane.
Mebane Store Co.
N. D. York.
G. E. Holt.
L. T. Johnson.
W. H. Laahley Sons.
C. C. Smith.
Shingrlo Dealers.
F. W. Nelson.
HAW RIVER.
Town not incorporated.
Population. 2.500.
By special legislative act Haw River has »
deputy sheriff vested with police authority
with jurisdiction in a radius of one mile.
POLICEMAN— A. L. Andrews.
GRADED SCHOOL— J. A. McLean, Supt. ;
Teachers, Miss Mary Maynard, Miss Louise
Coulling, Miss Agnes McBrayer, Miss Cora
Ray.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— A. W. Haywood,
(chm.), W. T. Brooks, (sec. and treas.) H.
H. Simpson, J. A. Trolinger, S. J. Huglx-b.
J. Thompson, J. H. Blackmon.
POS1 MASTER— S. A. Vest.
R. R. AGENT— S. A. Vest.
EXPRESS AGENT— S. A. Vest.
Ministers and Churches.
CIIRISTIAN-W. G. Clements, Morris-
ville, Pastor.
METHODIST-C. M. Lance, Pastor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— E. A. P v-
ler. Pastor.
BAPTIST— No Pastor.
Hotels and Boadine Houses.
J. H. Blackmon.
S. A. Vest.
W. H. Anderson.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. A. Trolinger.
Contractors and Builders.
J. A. Trolinger.
Blacksmith Shops.
W. P. Durham.
John E. Simpson.
Banks and Bankers.
GRANITE SAVINGS TRUST CO.— B. S.
Robertson, President; J. A. Long, Cashier.
Capital, $5,000. Surplus and profits, $1,-
434.66..
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Walter Smith.
T. R. Robertson.
Cotton Mills.
HOLT-GRANITE M'F'G CO.— A. W. Hay
wood, President; B. S. Robertson Treas.
VIRGINIA COTTON MILLS— A. L. Baker,
President, Raleigh; George W. Thompson,
Vice-President; E. W. Cooke, Secretary and
Treasurer, Swepsonville ; E. M. Cooke, Su-
perintendent, Swepsonville. (Haw River is
shipping point for s mill.)
'LIN WOOD MANUFACTURING CO.
— .1. A. Trolinger, President; B. S. Rob-
ertson, Secretary and Treasurer.
Coal and 'Wood.
Holt-Granite Manufacturing Co.
Doctors.
J. W. McPherson.
S. D. McPherson.
Drueeists.
A. S. Cates.
Fruit Dealers
T. R. Robertson.
W. K. Payne.
J. A. Small.
Livery and Sales Stables.
W. J. Crutchfleld.
J. H. Blackmon.
Confectionery Dealers
W. K. Payne.
J. A. Small.
Foundries and Iron Works.
J. Thompson & Son.
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ALAMANCE— ALEXANDER.
General Merchandise.
Holt-Granite Manufacturing Co.
Simmons & Bros.
J. W. & C. D. Johnson.
B. Goodman.
J. L. & W. J. Allen.
Arlendo Neese.
Retail Grocers.
T. R. Roberson.
VT. K. Payne.
J. A. Woods.
W. J .Fore.
J. A. Small.
W. W. Owens.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Holt-Granite Manufacturing Co.
Painters.
J. F. Davis.
Photo erranhers.
M. P. Robertson.
Millinery and Fancy Goodi
Miss Ada Hughes.
Roller Mills.
Holt-Granite Manufacturing Co. ,
Sales an>i Livery Stables.
W. J. Crutchfield.
George A. Blackmon.
Fish Markets
T. R. Roberson.
J. A. Small.
ALEXANDER. COUNTY.
Connty Seat, Taylorsville.
Formed in 1848 from Iredell, Caldwell and Wilkes. Name derived from the Alex-
ander family, noted in Revolutionary history.
Area, 300 square miles.
POPULATION: 10,960. White males. 4.911; white females. 5,198. Negro male*,
418; negro females, 443. Foreign born. none. White males over 21 years, 2,115;
colored, 170. White polls, 1,409; negro polls, 77.
Value of real estate, $802,763. increase of $18,523 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $644,318, increase of $92,146 over 1904, including 968 horses. 1,234 mules, 26 jacks
and jennets, 4,759 cattle, 5,338 hogs, 1,045 sheep, 7 goats.
Property listed in 1005 by whites, $1,450,339; by negroes, $14,665.
TAX RATE: County, 42c. on $100. Bonded debt, $11,000.
No. Schools: White, 53; Colored. 8.
POST OFFICES: A villa, Bentley, Dealville, Ellendale. Grade, Hiddenite, Hols-
claw, Liledown, Little River, Mount Bethel, Mount Pisgah, Partec. Stony Point,
TAYLORSVILLE, (c. h.), Wittenberg, York Institute.
PUBLIC ROADS: J. C. Bell, Taylorsville, Supt. Roads worked by Old 8tate
Law. Amount spent last year, $250. No. miles, 300.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Southern Railway, 9.16 miles, assessed value $226,446.07
Western Union Telegraph Company, 7.00 miles, assessed value 204.80
Southern Express Company, 9.16 miles, assessed value 1,060.84
Taylorsville Telephone Co., 12.00 miles, assessed value 267.00
SUPERIOR COURT: February 19th; October 1st.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK UF THE COURT— A. L. Watts,
Taylorsville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— G. C. Teague,
Partee.
SHERIFF— 0. F. F. Pool, Taylorsville.
TREASURER— Thomas J. Deal, Kiiby.
SURVEYOR— Wm. \V. IVague, B> . I ■ .
( O. ATTORNEY— R. Z. Linney, Tay-
lorsville.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— Vacant.
SUPT. CO. HOME— M. C. Little. Taylors-
ville.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. P. Matheson,
(chm.). Taylorsville; R. L. Downs, Avilla;
T. F. Murdock, York Institute.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— A. F. Sharpe,
Hiddenite.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— J. T. Hedrick,
(chm.), H. M. Harris, Stony Point; J. S.
Bcwman, Taylorsville.
CONSTABLES: Miller's Township, J. F.
Crouch; Stony Point; Sugar Loaf, I. T.
White, Taylorsville; Ellendale, Car Sipe,
Taylorsville; Little River, J. C. Brook-
shier, Taylorsville; Wittenberg, M. L.
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
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Brown, Ml. Bethel; Taylorsville, Thos. J.
Fcrtner, Taylorsville.
CO. BOARD ELECTIONS— J. VV. Watts,
(chm.). Tavlorsville: VV. C. Kerloy, K
John W. Watts, Partee.
jMstiof 5 nf the Peace.
SHARPE'S TOWNSHIP— 1. F. Murdock,
Hiddenite: P. i. Somers, Stony Point.
GWALTNEY'S— J. P. Brewer, Grade.
SUGAR LOAF— F. C. Gwaltney, W. V.
Mitchell, Taylorsville.
LITTLE RIVER— .1. M. Fortner, W. F.
Baker, Taylorsville.
ELLENDALE— J. A Cline, Taylorsvill .
Wallas Sipe, Taylorsville.
WI1TENBURG— A. A. Deal, Taylorsvill!';
Z. X. Smith, Wittenberg; H. H. Bowman,
Mt. Bethel.
TAYLORSVILLE— R. F. Cobb, J. P.
Matheson, Taylorsville.
MILLER— Jacob Goble, Taylorsville.
Public School Teachers.
Grvder, D. E., Taylorsville, R. F. D.
No. 1. '
Dagenhart, N. B., Stony Point, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Lackey, Miss Mary, Taylorsville, R F. D.
No. 1.
Price, J. W., Hiddenite.
York, Miss Luna L., Taylorsville.
Crouch, T. D., Tavlorsville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Sharpe, A. F., Hiddenite.
Linney. MiBS Grace, Hiddenite, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Sharpe, T. T.. Taylorsville.
Sims, J. N., Stony Point.
Queen, W. A., Hiddenite, R. F. D. No. 1.
Patterson, A. B., Hiddenite, R. F. D.
No. 1
Patterson, W E., Hiddenite, R. F. D.
No. \.
McLain, I. A., Hiadenite, R. F. D. No. 1.
Keever, J. S., Hiddenite.
Gryder W. W., Taylorsville, R. F. D
No. 3.
Campbell, E. C, Taylorsville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Kerlev, R. S., Kilby.
Keller, O. A., Taylorsville.
Bumgarner, G. W., Swanner.
Reese, W. J., Liledown.
Pool, J. J. H., Taylorsville.
Dowries, J. F.. Mt. Bethel.
Cline, J. A.. Dealsville.
Austin, R. S.. Dealsville.
Teague, V. W., Taylorsville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Robinson, A. W., Bentley.
Echerd, J. B., Ellendale.
Teague, T. G., Dealsville.
White, W. E., Avilla.
Bowman. H. H., Mt. Bethel.
Gwaltnev. C. J., Hiddenite.
Sharpe, C. T., Tavlorsville.
Linney, J. T., Hiddenite, R. F. D. No. 1
Echerd, Miss Hessie, Taylorsville.
McLeod, W. S., Partee.
Schools and Academies.
HIDDENITE SCHOOL— A. Frank Sharpe,
Principal, Hiddenite.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— L. P. Gwaltney, D. W. Pool.
.). 1'. Gwaftney, Vashti; W. J. Bu'iiganu-i,
Swanner; J. M. Shaver. Dealville; R. L.
Davis, Hiddenite; G. Z. Butngarner, Wahoo
Mh'THODIST— T. E. Weaver, Stonj Point.
Cotton Factories.
MOORE COTTON MILLS— .1. li. M
Manager. Liledown.
ALSPAUGH COTTON MILLS— U. 1.. Als-
paugh, Manager, Taylorsville.
Cotton Gins.
John C. Thomas, Hiddenite.
.1. W. Watts, Stony Point.
.1. M. Miller, Stony Point.
Jackson Smith, Hiddenite.
G. D. Moose, Stony Point.
J. C. Moose, Stony Point.
LI. L. Alspaugh. Taylorsville.
J. II. Moore, Liledown.
Merchants not in Towns.
W. J. Bumgarner, Swanner.
John Bebber, Swanner.
G. Z. Bumgarner. Wahoo.
R. F. Tuttle, Partee.
J. W. Copeland, Ellendale.
Ed. White, Ellendale.
J. W. Watts & Co., Stony Point.
A. L. Bowman, Mt. Bethel.
R. L. Starnes, Mt. Bethel.
G. P. Bowman. Taylorsville, R. F. I>
No. 2.
VV. G. Morrison, Taylorsville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
J. H. Movore, Liledown.
U. L. Alspaugh, Taylorsville, R. F. n
No. 2.
G. D. Moore, Stony Point, R. F. D. No. 1.
J. T. Hedrick, Stony Point, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miller & Somers, Stony Point.
Hines & Watts, Stony Point.
W. C. Beckham, Hiddenite.
T. J. Sharpe, Hiddenite.
R. A. Adams, Hiddenite.
Williams Bro., Hiddenite, R. F. !>. No. 1
J. F. McLain, Hiddenite. R F. D. No. 1
D. V. Campbell, Grade.
J. Smith. Mt. Pisgah.
j. c. Clanton raylorsville, R. F. D.
R. R. Kerly, Taylorsville, R. F. D. No. 3
J C. Thomas, Hiddenite.
W. F. McLain Hiddenite, R. F. I1 Mo I
.1 L. Ellis, Taylorsville.
kham >v tent, York Institute.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. M. Oxford, Partie.
Ed. S. King, Ml. I'ingah.
j. C. Jolly, Taylorsville.
Saloons.
No Saloons in county.
Shippers of Produce.
0. F. Pool & Co., iv oi > Hi-.
.). B. Barnes, Taj
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ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Williams Bros.. Vashti.
Bee Hive, Taylorsville.
Payne -^ros., Taylorsville.
II." T. Campbell & Son, Taylorsville.
TAYLORSVILLE.
Incorporated in 1853; population 413.
Value real estate, $41,74S; value persona!
property, $G0.341.
No. white polls, 62; No. colored polU, 7
Tax rate, $1.00 on $100.
Bonded uebt. $5,000.
Election held in May of every year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— P. L. Steck.
TREASURER— A. O. Payne.
TAX COLLECTOR— R. L. Hines.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. W. Moore,
Jonas Cline, A. C. Pavne.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— A. H. Matheson,
E. C. Sloan. R, F. Cobb.
POSTMASTER— W. D. Deal.
R. R. AGENT— P. L Steck.
EXPRESS AGENT— P. L. Steck.
Ministers and Churches.
FIRST METHODIST— E. J. Poe. Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST— L. P. Gwaltney, Pas-
tor
FIRST A. R. P.— W. Y. Love, Pastor.
FIRST LUTHERAN— Rev/ Mr. Smith.
Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN— W. J. Tidball,
Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
TAYLORSVILLE COLLEGIATE INSTI-
TUTE—W. J. SLOAN, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Taylor Elder.
D. Me Matheson.
R. F. Cobb.
Mrs. M. G. Campbell.
Agricultural Implements.
O. F. Pool & Co.
Bee Hive.
Auctioneers.
T. J. Fortner.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF ALEXANDER— W. B. Mathe-
son, President; J. T. Williamson, Jr.,
Cashier. Capital, $6,000; Undivided profits,
$661.53.
Barber Shops.
Lewis Lippard.
John Torr nee.
Blacksmith Shops.
Jonas Cline.
Barnes Bros.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
L. Herman.
Contractors and Builders.
C. M. Moose.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. J. Allen.
Dentists.
W. Lee Gett.
Doctors.
O. L. Hollar.
Drusrerists.
Alexander Drug Co.
Hollow & Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
R. P. Matheson & Son.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. I.ealia Bogle.
Mrs. Hatue Moose.
General Merchandise.
0. F. Pool & Co.
Bee Hive.
E. C. Sloan.
J. B. Barnes.
Campbell & Son.
Payne Bros.
Grist Mills.
Taylorsville Milling Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Bowmer & Deal.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
E. C. Sloan.
Bee Hive.
Insurance Agencies.
A. C. Payne.
Lawyers.
R. Z. Linney.
J. L. Gwaltney.
R. B. Burke.
.1. H. Burke.
Lnmher M'f'rs and Dealers.
Ingram Lumbpr Co.
Veneering Mill.
Connally & Teague.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Lealia Boele.
Retail Grocers.
T. J. Fortner.
D. McMatheson.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Ingram & Echerd.
Bob. Ingram.
Shincle Dealers.
E. L. Htdrick.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Ingram Lumber Co.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
W. U. TEL. OFFICE— P. L. StMk,
Manager.
Telephone Exchanges ft M'grs.
Taylorsville Telephone Exchange.
Timber Dealers.
W. J. Allen.
'Watches and Jewelry
R. K. Moose.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY
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. 7,759. White males, 3.5S4; white females, 3,709. Negro males, 217:
negro females, 235. Foreign born, 1. White males over 21 years, 1,530; colored, 78.
White polls, 1,092; negro polls, 38.
Value of real estate, $447,638, increase over 1904 of $13,626; personal property,
$515,278, increase over 1904 of $81,271, including 1,745 horses, 365 mules, 15 jacks
and jennets, 431 goats, 10,333 cattle, 4,352 hogs, 8,684 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $953,406; by negroes, $9,510.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100. Floating debt, $800.00.
Number of Schools: White, 45; colored, 6.
POSTOFFICES— Airbellows, Amelia, Amorita, Anna, Bledsoe, Boyer, Brooks, ChapaL
Cherrylane, City, Delphia, Edmonds, Edwards Crossroads, ELK CREEK, Ennice, Oeba,
Glade Creek, Gray, Helena, Hilda, Hooker, Horseford, Ida, Laurel Branch, Laurel
Springs, Miles, Montland, Murray, Napoleon, Nile, Nulin, Olney, Peden, Piney
Creek, Plainiield, Prathers Creek, Saddle, Sheets, SPARTA, (c. h.), Stratford, Topia,
Teddy, Vox, Walls, Ward, Whitehead.
PUBLIC ROADS: Roads worked by Old State Law. Some improvements in bridge*
Kid blasting last year.
SUPERIOR COURT: March 26th; August 20th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. N. Ed-
n-ards, Sparta.
SHERIFF— S. A. Choate, Sparta.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. F. Cox,
Sparta.
TREASURER— S. A. Choate, Sparta.
CORONER— W. H. Coomes, Edmonds.
SURVEYOR— L. E. Edwards, Stratford.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— Robert Thompson,
Sparta.
SUPT. CO. HOME— John Jordan. Sparta.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— C. J. Taylor,
Laurel Springs.
HOARD OK EDUCATION— M. A. Higgins,
(chm.), Ennice; Fred Jones, Prattlers
Creek; O. R. Black, Boyer.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. G. Sheppard,
(chm.), Olney; S. F. Halsey, Piney Creek;
J. W. Blevjns, Ennice.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. W.
Pool, (chm.), Elk Creek; C. A. Doughton,
Delphia; Joe Cheek, Whitehead.
CONSTABLES— Cranberrv Township, J.
M. Tilley, City; Gap Civil, A. F. Reeves,
Sparta; " Prathers Creek, Wiley P. Irwin,
Plainfield; Piney Creek, G. V. Halsey,
Piney Creek.
Justices of the Peace.
CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP— S. G. Cau
nill, J. J. Miller, Laurelsprings; H. C.
dill, J. J. Miller, Laurelsprings; J. R.
Pugh, J. H. Doughton, Laurelsprings.
CHERRY LANE— G. B. Gillespie. Hook-
er; G. W. Miles, Miles; R. A. Holbrook,
Cherry Lane; J. C. Roberts, Laurelbramli ;
T. C. Higgins, Hooker.
GAP CIVIL— C. W. Edwards, Sparta; L.
W. Fender, Glade Creek; H. M. Crouse,
Er' wards X Roads; Thos. Farmer, Helena;
Joseph Johnson, Anna; J. C. Roup, Sparta;
R. M. Nichols, Sparta.
GLADE CREEK— Troy Carico, Hooker;
W. L. Norman, Ennice; J. L. Joines, Ed-
wards X Roads.
PRATHERS CREEK— W. E. Sturgill,
snatford; J. S. Owens, Peden; J. K. Tay- !
lor, Boyer; R. A. Price. Stratford: W. II. !
Weaver, Peden; H. D. Estep, Stratford; N. i
C. Shepherd, Scottville.
PINEY CREEK— F. N. Roup, Piney
Creek; F. J. Pugh. Topia; W. F. Parsons,
Piney Creek; P. C. Phipps, Nulin; B. F.
Wagoner, Elk Creek.
WHITEHEAD— D. C. Whitehead, J. W
I ; i. up. J. T. Fender, Whitehead; G. T.
Caudill, City; Colonel Fender. Whit. I
Public School Teacher*.
Black, Oscar Reid, Boyer.
Brown, John E., Whitehead.
Caudill, Oscar Tyrell. Montland.
k, John M., Montland.
Edwards. Miaa Mollie, l^aurel Springs.
Estep, Thomas Letcher, Stratford
Fender, Colonel Glenn, Montland.
Fender, Lee Wesley, Glade Creek.
Gentry, John Ilorton, Cherry Lane.
Holbrook, Rufus Arthur, Cherry Lane.
Irwin, I.onnie B., Cherry Lane.
Jones, Wm. Reid, Boyer.
Jones, Miss Ettie M., Prather's Creek.
Jordan, George Thomas, Edmonds.
McMillan, Leonard Casey, Plainfield.
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ALLEGHANY COUNTY
Miller, James Edwin, Hilda.
Miller, Miss Nelia Lena, Laurel Springs.
Parsons, George Glenn. Ward.
Perry, George Arthur, Peden.
Sanders, Charles Mc Stratford.
Williams, John A., Olney.
Joyce, Miss.
Caudill, Cleve.
Taylor, Frank.
Taylor, Glenn.
Caudill, -Mi.-s Ma
McMillan. Ed.
Houck, Thos. J.
Taylor, Miss Carrie.
Taylor, Miss Fannie.
Brown, Hardin.
Edwards, Miss Venie.
Maxwell, Miss Lula.
Alderman, J. E.
Miller, Robert.
Woodruff, Miss Pearl.
Choate, Walter.
Thompson, S. F.
Cox. Miss Cyntha.
Nichols. Glenn.
Critcher. Joseph.
Joines. W. F.
Scucols and Academics,
SCOTT VILLE ACADEMY— E. J. John&cn,
Principal.
WHITEHEAD ACADEMY— John M.
Cheek, Principal, Whitehead.
TURKEY KNOB ACADEMY'— J. E. Al-
derman, Principal, Nulin.
LAUREL SPRINGS ACADEMY'— Thomas
VV. Houck. Principal, Laurel Springs.
Ministers not in Towns.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— W. R. Craft,
Sparta; K. E. Wyatt, Piney Creek; Joshua
Crousc. ( herry Lane; M. B. Martin B'ed
soe; H. C. Nichols, Yox.
BAPTIST— D. J. Roberts. Cherry Lane:
E. A. Long, City; Ezekiel Blevins, City.
UNION BAPTIST— A J. Wagoner, Plain
field; A. McKnight, Cherry Lane.
METHODIST— S. \V. Brown. J. B. Dousrl'
ton, W. T. Carver, Sparta; T. J. Houck.
Laurel Springs.
Meroliants not in Towns.
R. L. Doughton, Laurel Springs.
rt H. Gentry k Son, Hooker.
Woodruff & Miles, Cherry Lane.
Woodruff, Estep k Co., Stratford
Roup i: Jones, Olney.
W. R. Gentry. Edwards X Roado.
Higgins k McMillan, Ennice.
\. A. Woodruff & Co., Nile
Fender k Richarason, City
J. A. Estep k Co., Amelia.
J. O. Fielus, F'.k Creek.
W W. Hash. Piney Creek.
[«om Cox. Peden.
Troy Landrelh, Scottville
Edwards k Irwin, Whitehead.
0. J. Wvatt, Piney Creek.
1. F. Caudill, Air Bellevs.
C. H. Wright. Saddle
Miles & Roval, Miles.
Edwards, Wagoner & Co.. Walls.
C. Harris, Saddle.
R. L. Doughton. Whitehead.
Edwards Halsey & Co., Piney Creek.
Topia Mercantile Co., Topia.
Edward & Joines, Whitehead.
J. T. Landreth k Co., Scottville.
Carico & Jordan, Edmonds.
C. M. Todd, Hooker.
Physicians not in Towns.
B. C. Waddell. Topia.
B. F. Reeves, Laurel Springs.
Hugh Hanks, Brooks.
W. H. Coomes, Edmonds.
Saloons.
No saloons in county.
Sa-ff Mill*
J. M. Boyer & Co., A^na.
P. C. Phipps & Co.. Nulin.
W Ci. Wor-.-i.-jtT & Co.. SparU.
Carter Bros., Cherry Lane.
Allen Irwin k Co.
Shippers of Produce.
F. P. Fields £ Co., Sparta.
Hackler, Woodruff k Co., Sparta.
R L. Doughton, Laurel Springs.
W. T. Upchurch k Co., City.
H. L. Doughton, Whitehead.
Edwards, Halsey & Co., Piney Creek.
Topia M'-icanti'e Co., Topia.
W. W. Hash, Piney Creek.
C. J. Wvatt, Pinev Creek.
J. C. Fields. Elk Creek.
W. B. Estep k Co., Stratford.
A. A. Woodruff k Co., Nile.
W. R. Gentry, Edwards X Roads.
Higgins & McMillan, Enniee.
R. H. Gentry & Sen, Hooker.
Woodruff & Miles, Cherry Lane.
SPARTA.
Incorrorated in 1881.
Population, 501.
Va,ue real estate, $91,000.
Value personal property, $70,000.
v.i. white polls, 45.
Nn colored polls, 5.
POSTMASTER— Marvin Cheek. •
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
HOTEL SPARTA— Mrs. L. Williams,
Prop.
CENTxiAL HOTEL— B. L. Tedder, Prop.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— Ezekiel Blevins, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAfiTST— W. R. Craft,
Psstor
METHODIST— W. T. Carney, Pastor.
UNION BAPUST— A. J. Wagoner, A.
McKnight.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. C. Story, Pastor.
Architects.
W. H. Taylor.
Auctioneer s-
John Choate.
Agricultural Implements.
W. S. Edwards & Co.
ALLEGHANY— ANSON.
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Hackler, Woodruff & Co.
F. P. Fields & Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
S. A. Choate, Sparta.
R. L. Doughton, Laurel Springs.
Eugene Transou, Sparta.
Blacksmith Shons.
W. F. Burchett.
E. A. Womble.
Tyra Richardson & Co., Whitehead.
Books and Stationery.
Star Pub. Co.- A. S. Carson, Prop.
Boots pnd Shoes.
Josh Holloway.
Banks and Bankers
BANK OF SPARTA— W. C. Fields, Pres.
T. J. Carson, Jr., Cashier. Capital, $15,
000. Surplus and profits, $1,212.61.
Contractors and Bnilders.
\V. F. Burchett.
J. F. Rector.
Thomas Rector.
D. A. Taylor & i?on.
Steve Shupe & Bro.
Carriage Manfacturers.
E. A. Wombl*.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Hacklee, Woodruff & Co.
W. F. Burchett.
Confectionery Dealers.
J. I. Thompson & Co.
W. S. Edwards & Co.
Doctors.
J. L. Doughton.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Hackler, Woodruff & Co.
F. P. Fields & Co.
W. S. Edwards & Co.
Flour. Corn ana Feed Dealers.
Sparta Roller Mill Co.
Flonr. Corn and Feed Mills.
Sparta Roller Mill Co.
General Merchandise.
W. S. Edwards & Co.
F. P. Fields & Co.
Hackler, Woodruff & Co.
Hides and Pelts.
R. K. Finney, Nulin.
Wesley Gilham.
Job Printing Offices.
Star Publishing Co.
Lawyers.
p A. Doughton.
\V. C. Fields.
G. Cheek.
John M. Wagoner
Leather Dealers.
R. K. Finney, Nulin.
Wesley Gilham.
Music Teachers.
Miss Lola Holbrook.
Newspapers and Editors.
STAR— A. S. Carson, Editor.
Peal Estate Agents.
R. A. Doughton.
W. C. Fields.
Retail Grocers.
J. I. Thompson & Co.
F. P. Fields & Co.
W. S. Edwards & Co.
Hackler, Woodruff & Co.
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 famout
circum-naviga tor.
Area, 500 square miles.
Population, 21,870. White males, 5,048; white females, 5,148. Negro males, 6,711;
negro females, 5,963. Foreign born, 13. White males over 21 years, 2,297, colored,
2,073. White polls, 1,614; negro polls, 1,468.
Value of real estate, $1,428,837; personal property, $1,128,660. including 962 horses,
2,268 mules, 4,538 cattle, 4 jacks and jennets, 4,289 hogs, 76 goats, 690 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,557,497; by negroes, $192,648.
TAX RATE: County, 43 2-3c. on $100; roads, 50c. No county debt. Twentj two
miles macadam roads — cost per mile, $1,200.
POST OFFICES: ANSONVILLE, Cedar Hill. Peep Creek, Fry. Goodman, Ml
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ANSON COUNTY
VILLE, Long Pine, McFarlan, Marengo, MORVEN, Paris, Peachland, Pee Dee,
POLKTON, WADESBORO, (c. h.), Wharf, White Store.
PUBLIC ROADS — Robert Lampley, Wadesboro, Superintendent. Roads worked by
Special Road Act; taxation, 50 cents on SL and $1.50 poll; total last year, $8,-
000.00. Number miles, 300; gravel, 23; crashed stone, 7y2. Convict labor used.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Seaboard Air Line, 27.50 miles, assessed value §549,523.00
Atlantic Coast Line, 13.90 miles, assessed value 349,912.00
W. U. Telegraph Company, 262.50 miles, assessed value 14,818.00
Pullman Company, 27.50 miles, assessed value 4,245.00
Southern Express Company, 41.40 miles, assessed value 4,794.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 15th, criminal cases only; February 12th, civil cases
only; March 5th, civil cases only; April 6th, criminal cases only; ..lay 14th; June 11th,
civil cases only; September 10th, criminal cases only; October 8th, civil cases only;
December 3rd, civil cases only.
HOME— J. W.
Boswell,
SCHOOLS— J. M. Wall,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— T. C. Robinson,
Wadesboro.
SHERIFF— J. A. Boggan, Wadesboro.
REGISTER OF JEED3- C C. Mocre,
W adesboro.
TREASURER— J. O. A. Craig, Wadss-
boro.
CORONER— E. F. Fenton, Wadesboro.
CO. ATTORNEY— R. E. Little, Wades-
boro.
6UPT. OF HEALTHS. H. Bennett,
Wadesboro.
SUPT. CO.
Wadesboro.
CO. SUPT.
>V adesboro.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— M. W. Gaddy,
Wadesboro; J. T. Hondlev, Wadesboro; .1.
W. Kiker, Polkton, R. i". D. No. 2.; At-
torney, James A. Lockhart, Wadesboro.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— James A. Leak,
(chm.). Wadesboro: L. L. Little. Anson-
ville; J. T. Webb, Deep Creek.
CO. BOARD ELECTIONS— James T.
Hendley, (chm.), Wadsaboro; H. H. Mc-
Lendon, Wadesboro; J. E. Hasty, I
land.
CONSTABLES— Wadesboro, David Craw-
ford; Lilesville, Jas. T. Porter; Morven,
W. C. Stegall; Gulledge, E. D. Myers:
White Store, J. E. Carlton, Lanesboro; J.
B. Covington; Burnsville, J. H. Lue; An
sonville, C. W. Clark.
Justices ^f the Peace.
WADESBORO TOWNSHIP— I. H. Horton.
J. A. Little, D. A. McGregor, G. W. Rog-
ers, Wadesboro.
LILESVILLE— W. A. Wall, R. L. Henry,
G. D. McGregor, Lilesville.
MORVEN— R. J. Baucom, J. B. Cotting-
ham, J. A. Niven, Morven.
GULLEDGE— Robt. B. Huntley, Edwin
Wall, John S. Myers.
WHITE STORE— H. A. Redfern, E. E.
McRae, E. A. Leonard, F. A. Morgan.
LANESBORO— R. G. Austin, H. M. Bau-
•>". Allen, Jno S. German.
BL RXSVILLE— J. W. Thomas, S. J. Tur-
ner. T. E. Monroe.
ANSONVILLE— A. E. Hendley, M. T.
Win. R. Hough.
Public School Teachers.
McGregor, D. A., Wadesboro.
Rice, C. W., Lilesville.
Kibler, John J., Morven.
Jerome, Josie i., Morven.
Edwards, James L., Wadesboro.
Thomas, F. E., Diamond Hill.
Redfern, R. D., Polkton.
Monroe, T. E., Goodman.
Martin, H., Goodman.
Davis, Thomas A., Peachland.
Kiker, Paul, Diamond Hill.
Parker, G. H., Goodman.
Hendley, Miss May J., Diamond Hill.
Gaddy, Miss Nita, Polkton.
Liles, Miss Annie Rav, Wadesboro.
Reynolds, Miss Stella C, Lilesville.
Edwards, Miss Frances, Polkton.
Liles, Miss Saliie, Morven.
Wall, Miss Eunice, Wadesboro.
Caraway, Mis< Winifred, Wadesboro.
Dunlap, Miss Mattie C. Cedar Hill.
Waddell, Miss Gussxe, Ansonville.
McLendon, Miss Flora. Ansonville.
Allen, Miss Belle, Lilesville.
Boggan, Miss Frances, Wadesboro.
Crowson, Miss Annie Wa.vne, Peachland.
Wall, Miss Lilly, Morven.
Gaddy, Miss Rosa R., Polkton.
livid. Miss Genia, Lilesville.
McLendon. Miss Wilma, Ansonville.
McLendon, Miss Leona, Ansonville.
Martin, Miss J. N., Wadesboro.
UoCk, Miss Gertrude, Polkton.
Cameron. Miss Julia, Polkton.
Kiker, Miss Emma, Diamond Hill.
Winfield. Miss Ruth, Wadesboro.
Maner, Miss Julia, Cedar Hill.
Tillman, Miss Lizzie, Deep Creek.
Watson, Miss Nita, Morven.
Goodman, Miss Lela, Goodman.
Watkins. Miss Phoebe, Poplar Hill.
ANSON (X)UNTY.
n
Rushing, Miss Annie, Marshville.
Lea. Miss Addie, Cedar Hill.
Huntley, Miss Lela J., White Store.
Hyatt, Miss Bessie, Hyatt.
Blalock, Miss Rosa, Polkton.
Barber, Miss Virgie, Jones Creek.
Marsh, Miss Minnie M., Wadesboro.
Burns. Miss Beula, Cedar Hill.
Harris, Miss E., Lilesville.
Edwards, Miss Virgie, Wadesboro.
Edwards, Miss Connie, Wadesboro.
Rivers, Miss Ida Lee, Morven.
Niven, Miss Isabelle F., Morven.
Gaddy, Miss Glen, Cedar Hill.
Gulledgo, Miss Zadie E., Marshville.
Flake, Miss D'aisy, Wadesboro.
Boggan Miss i\ora J., Wadesboro.
Crowder, Miss r*olly, Wadesboro.
Rose, Miss Emma V., Wadesboro.
Mitchell, Miss Annie F., Peachland.
McAlister, Miss Effie F., Lilesville.
Ratliff, Miss Nellie V., Morven.
Lilly, Miss V. C. , Wadesboro.
Huntley, Miss Eva D., Wadesboro.
Pegues, Miss Annie L., MeFarlan.
Himon, Miss Annie L., Pee Dee.
Mebane, Miss Ora J.. Cedar Hill.
Marsh, Miss Lillian, Marshville.
Robinson, Miss A. J., Ansonville.
Wiley, Miss Claudia, Lilesville.
McKeithan, Miss Daisy, Wadesboro.
Cotton Gins. "
David Carpenter, Ansonville.
8. H. Gaddy, Ansonville.
Gilford Martin, Ansonville.
John R. Little, Ansonville.
J. F. Ross, Ansonville.
W. A. Smith, Ansonville.
B. E. Staton, Ansonville.
L. L. Little^ Ansonville.
G. S. Ledbetter, Beverly.
Diggs & Flowers, Cairo.
P. Sellers, (estate), Cairo.
J. A. Burns, Cedar Hill.
S. B. Carpenter, Cedar Hill.
David R. Dunlap, Cedar Hill.
T. C. Dunlap, Cedar Hill.
M. W. Hyatt, Cedar Hill.
R. J. Beverly, Deep Creek.
Wm. Gulledge, Deep Creek.
W. L. Little, Deep Creek.
Mvers & Gaddy, Deep Creek.
Jo"e Ratliff & Co.. Deep Creek.
B. F. Threadgill, Eggtown.
Jordan F. Briley, Wadesboro, R. F. D.
No. 2.
J. J. T. Martin, Wadesboro, R. F. D.
No. 2.
W. H. Bivens, Goodman.
John E. Efird, Goodman.
J. P. Parker & Bro., Goodman.
J. D. Hyatt, Hyatt.
S. B. & Frank Lee, Hyatt.
W. A. Waddell, Hyatt.
Peter Griggs, Jones Creek.
Gulledge & Huntley, Jones Creek.
Peter Jones, Jones Creek.
J. P. Ratliff, Jones Creek.
J. H. Hamilton, Rnotts Store.
White & Dabbs. Knotts Store.
Y. C. Allen, Lilesville.
J. A. Clarke, Lilesville.
Thomas C. Coxe, Lilesville.
F. P. Harris, Lilesvile.
B. V. Henry, Lilesville.
T. A. Home, Lilesville.
Mrs. Berta Ingram, Lilesville.
John W. McGregor, Lilesville.
D. A. Seago, Lilesville.
W. E. Williams, Lilesville.
John B. Ingram, Lilesville.
Ratliff & Dawkins, Long Pine.
T. J. Shannon, Long Pine.
Mrs. J. M. Watson, Long Pine.
J. W. Davis, MeFarlan.
R. D. Teal & Co.. MeFarlan.
W. S. Spencer, Marengo.
John T. Wall, Marengo.
Gardner, Thomas & Co., Morven.
T. V. Hardison, Morven.
J. T. Little, Morven.
A. A. Martin, Morven.
E. A. Parson, Morven.
J. M. Ratliff, Morven.
A. S. Ross & Bro., Olive Branch.
Lilesville Ginning Co.
Frank Bennett, Paris.
J. J. Dunlap, (estate), Paris.
C. B. Moore, Peachland.
Boggan Bros., Pee Dee.
B. L. Wall Pee Dee.
G. W. Allen & Co., Polkton.
C. F. Bennett, Polkton.
M. M. Bowers, Polkton.
I. F. Caudle, Polkton.
Charles B. Williams, Polkton.
John A. Botrgan, Russellville.
R. E. Smith, White Store.
E. E. McRae, White Store.
A. B. Shaw, White Store.
C. H. Braswell, Wadesboro.
B. F. Covington, (estate), Wadesboro.
Henry Havnie, Wadesboro.
W. W. Hendley, Wadesboro.
Hill Ginning Co., Wadesboro.
James D. Home, Wadesboro.
Hough Bros., Wadesboro.
Robert Lampley, Wadesboro.
George T. Little, Wadesboro.
H. W. Little, Wadesboro. .
A. L. Leggett, Wadesboro.
W. B. & W. R. Loekhart, Wadeeboro.
S. P. Martin, Wadesboro.
Ranee Sturdivant, Wadesboro.
C. P. Robinson, Wadesboro.
Independent Cotton Seed Oil Co., Wades-
boro.
James E. McSwain, Wharf.
Merchants not in Towns.
Boggan Bros.. Pee Dee.
W. H. Bivens, Goodman.
J. C. Dunlap. Cedar Hill.
A. E. Hendley, Cedar Bill.
Little Lumber Company, Long Pine.
Ed. Price. Pee Dee.
H. J. Wall, Marengo.
J. E. Moore, Bethel.
M. E. Lowry & Co., Deep Creek.
F. P. Pratt, Cairo.
H. H. Hays, Polkton, R. F. D. No. 2.
J. T. Mills, Hyatt.
B. D. Dunn, Polkton, R. F. D. No. 2.
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J. A. Redfearn, White Store.
A. Watts White Store.
S. T. Flake, Wadesboro, R. F. D. No. 2.
Frank Chambers, (col.), White Store.
Physicians not in Towns.
W. W. Barrett, Peachland.
S. B. Carpenter, Cedar Hill.
J. E. Hart. Deep Creek.
James M. Dunlap, Ansonville.
"WADESBORO.
Incorporated in 1783.
Population, 2,300.
Value of real estate and personal property.
$615,544.
No. white polls, 250.
No. colored polls, 100.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 75c. oi
and $2.25 poll.
Bonded debt, $25,000.
Streets, $2.15 on each poll.
City owns water works.
City o'vns lights.
Town Officers.
Election held first Monday in May. Terr*
Df office, two years.
MAYOR— J. A. Little.
CLERK— J. D. Leak.
TREASURER— J. D. Leak.
TAX COLLECTOR—-. E. Bennett.
ATTORNEYS— Bennett & Bennett.
CITY PHYSiCIAN— J. H. Bennett.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. H. B nnett.
CHIEF OF POLICE— B. E. Bennett.
POLICEMEN— James Allen, Charles
Luther.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— H. Graves,
John D. Leak, C. M. Burns, W. P. Parsons,
W. X. Pinkston.
CITY PUBLIC h.'HOOLS— A. D. Mc-
Gregor, Principal. Misses Eunice Wall.
Daisy McKeithan, Winey Caraway, Assist-
ants.
POSTMASTER— J. L. Matheson.
R. R. AGENTS— J. T. Bailey, S. A. L. ;
B. P. Smith, A. C. L.
EXPRESS AGENT— T. W. Crowson.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— C. D. Graves, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
METHODIST— M. A. Smith, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— D. Mclver, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
PEE DEE INSTITUTE— W. J. Ferrell,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
INGRAM HOUSE— T. J. Ingram, Prop.
KLONDIKE HOTEL— J. W. Lowry, Prop.
NATIONAL HOTEL— Geo. W. Huntley,
Proprietor.
BEN ION HOUSE— J. H. Benton, Prop.
KNOTTS HOUSE— Miss Annie Knotts,
Proprietor.
JONES HOUSE— John Jones, Prop.
Architects.
W. T. Brasington.
Auctioneers.
G. W. Rogers.
Agricultural Implements.
Hardison Co.
H. W. Little & Co.
Leak & Marshall.
Planters Hardware Co.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK— John D. Leak,
President; Wm. L. Marshall, Cashier.
Capital, $50,000; undivided profits and
surplus, $50,000.
HANK OF WADESBORO— T. J. Coving-
ton, President; C. M. Burns, Jr., Cashier.
Capital, $50,000; undivided profits and
surplus, $17,500.
Building & Loan Associations.
ANSON B. & L. ASSOCIATION— W. J.
McLendon, President; Thomas A. Marshall,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
R. J. W. Redfearn.
P. T. Rhynes.
Blacksmith Shous.
H. D. Pinkston.
H. C. Saylor.
C. W. Griffin & Son.
Henry Chavis.
Jerome Dargan.
F. R. Parker.
Books and Stationery.
B. H. Crowr'er.
Parsons Drug Co.
Pee Dee Pharmacy.
Boots and Shoes.
Wadesboro Clothing & Shoe Co.
Hardison Co.
W. J. Huntley.
Henry Liles.
R. A. Williams.
Wadesboro Dry Goods Co.
K. W. Ashcraft.
H. B. Allen & Co.
Bennett Bros.
H. W. Little & Co.
J. O. A. Craig.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Ed. Brower.
BricK M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. T. Brasington.
Bicycle Dealers.
B H. Crovvder.
Barker Shous.
National Barbershop.
Allen Shop— R. A. Allen, Prop.
Bottling Works.
WADESBORO BOTTLING WORKS— F. M.
Hightower, Prop.
Canned Goods.
James Plunkett.
W. N. Pinkston.
Gatewood Bros.
W. A. Lucas.
W. N. Jeans.
Hardison Co.
T. T. Caraway.
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K. W. Ashcraft.
H. D. Pinkston.
James Tice.
T. J. Tice.
P. T. Rhyne.
O. S. Brunei-.
J. A. McRae.
Richardson & Co.
J. W. Richardson.
W. L. Rose & Son.
Contractors and Builders.
W. T. Brasington.
C. A. Lawson.
George Fort.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
H. B. Allen & Co.
Wadesboro Clothing & Shoe Co.
Hardison Co.
Henry Liles.
Williams Bros.
Bennett Bros.
K. W. Ashcraft.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers-
S. S. Shepherd.
T. B. Henry.
Cotton Mills.
WADESBORO COTTON MILLS— C M.
Burns, President; J. W. Hathcock, Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
Crockery and Glassware.
B. H. Crowder.
Planters Hardware Co.
W. N. Jeans.
W. A. Lucas.
J. A. McRae.
H. D. Pinkston & Co.
Gatewood Bros.
Confectionery Dealers.
Parsons Drug Co.
W. N.. Pinkston.
.Tames Plunkett.
Gatewood Bros.
W. N. Jeans.
W. A. Lucas.
H. D. Pinkston.
Richardson & Co.
J. W. Richardson.
Cotton Gins.
Independent Cotton Seed Oil Co.
Hill Ginning Co.
Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
Independent Cotton Seed Oil Co.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
C. M. Burns.
J. D. Home.
Hardison Co.
James A. Leak.
H. W. Little.
T. W. Austin.
Druereists.
Parsons Drug Co. (2 stores.)
Richardson & Martin.
Dentists.
James M. Boyette.
W. F. Gray.
Doctors.
E. F. Ashe.
J. H. Bennett.
James M. Covington, Sr.
James M. Covington, Jr.
J. L. Wyatt.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Gulledge.
Miss Mary Fannie Gaddy.
Miss Annie Knotts.
Mrs. Arch McRae.
Dry Goods and Notions
K. W. Ashcraft.
Bennett Bros.
J. O. A. Craig.
Hardison Co.
Henrv Liles.
W. J. Huntley.
R. A. Williams.
Wadesboro Dry Goods Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
Planters Hardware Co.
H. W. Litttle & Co.
J. J. Little.
C. W. Griffin & Sons.
J. D. Mills.
Wadesboro Live Stock Co.
Dealers in Ice.
Independent Cotton Seed Oil Co.
Dealers in Tobaoco.
Parsons Drug Co.
All Grocery Stores.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Parsons Drug Co.
H. W. Little & Co.
Leak & Marshall.
J. D. Home.
Hardison Co.
Richardson & Martin.
Electric Companies & Officers.
Plant owned by City— B. B. Mllla, Supt.
Fish Markets.
R. J. W. Redfearn.
P. T. Rhynes.
Fruit Dealers.
W. N. Pinkston.
James Plunkett.
Gatewood Bros.
W. N. Jeans.
W. A. Lucas.
James Tice.
T. J. Tice.
Richardson & Co.
J. W. Richardson.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealer*.
K. W. Ashcraft.
Hardison Co.
a. W. Little & Co.
J. D. Horne.
F. C. Allen.
Leak & Marshall.
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ANSON COUNTY.
Furniture Dealers.
A. B. Caudle.
T. B. Henry.
\V. J. Huntley.
W. L. Rose & Son.
Musical Instruments.
B. H. Crowder.
A. B. Caudle.
General Merchandise.
F. C. Allen.
K. W. Asheraft.
J. O. A. Craig.
Hardison Co.
J. D. Home.
If. W. Little & Co.
Leak fr Marshall.
J. A. McRae.
II. D. Pinkston & Co.
W. N. Finkston.
W. L. Rose & Son.
Gatewood Bros.
W. N. Jeana.
F. M. liigntower.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Planters Hardware Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Planters Hardware Co.
G. S. Fort.
C. S. Wheeler.
Ice Factories.
Independent Oil Co.
Insurance Agencies.
Marshal! & Little.
T. L. Caudle.
D. A. McGregor.
W. L. Steele.
Adam Loekhart & Co.
Job Printing Offices.
John Lowe.
Lawyers.
R. T. Bennett.
Jchn T. Bennett.
T L. Caudle.
Fred J. Coxe.
R. E. Little.
James A. Loekhart & Son.
H. H. McLendon.
L. D. Robinson.
J. W. Gulledge.
Boggan & DeLaney.
Leather Dealers.
G. S. Fort.
C. S. Wheeler.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. T. Brasington.
Little Lumber Co
Machinery Dealers.
Planters Hardware Co.
H. W. Little & Co.
Marble Works.
Wadesboro Marble Works.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Wadesboro Dry Goods Co.
Hei<rv Liles.
R. A. Williams.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. W. J. Ferrell.
Newspapers and Editors.
MKSS!..,,,i;l: AND IVriXLUiLNCER— J.
G. Boylin, Editor.
Opera House Managers.
S. Wall, L. Matheson, B. Biggs, Mgrs.
Painters.
Ben Hill.
James Griggs.
Joe Ballard.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Planters Hardware Co.
Parsons Drug Co.
Richardson & Martin.
Retail Grocers.
rt. W. Asheraft.
F. C. Allen.
II. D. Pinkston.
James Plunkett.
W. N. lMnkston.
W. A. Lucas.
W. N- Jeans.
James Tiee.
J. A. McRae.
T. T. Caraway.
T. J. Tice.
F. M. Hightower.
Richardson & Co.
J. W. Richardson.
Real Estate Agents.
I\ L. Caudle.
Wadesboro Real Estate Co.
J. W. Gulledge.
Shingle Dealers.
W. T. Brasington.
Sill* Factories.
WADESBORO SILK M'F'G CO— Robert
Singleton, Superintendent.
Shirt Factory.
Hargrove & Leak Manufacturing Co.
Sporting Goods.
B. H. Crowder.
Planters Hardware Co.
Stoves and Tinware.
Planters Hardware Co.
W. N. Jeans.
Sales and Livery Stables.
C. W. Griffin & Sons.
J. J. Little.
J. D. Mills.
Wadesboro Live Stock Co.
H. W. Little & Co.
Saloons.
F. M. Hightower.
O. K. Colson.
F. O. Caudle.
P. T. Bennett.
J. D. Mills.
W. T. Mills.
D. Mills.
Typewriters and Supplies.
B. H. Crowder.
Tailor Establishments.
Frank Houston.
W. M. Byrd.
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Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— W. T. Rose, Mer.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
WADESRORO TELEPHONE CO.— W. T.
Rose, Manager.
Water Company and Officer*.
Owned by City— B. B. Mills, Supt.
Watches and Jewelry
R. H. Crowder.
A. S. Morrison.
R. L. Bowman.
Wood-Working Shops.
H. D. Pinkston.
H. C. Saylor.
C. W. Griffin & Son.
Henry Shavis.
F. R. Parker.
ANSONVII/LE.
Population, white, 125; colored, 110.
No. white polls, 50.
Value real estate, $100,000.
Value personal property, $50,000.
No. colored polls, 40.
No town offir-ers.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— A. E. Hend-
ley, A. P. Mills, J. M. Dunlap.
POSTMASTER— J. H. Hendley.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Hobbs, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— F. W. R. Arthurs, Pastor.
METHODIST— W. S. Hales, Pastor.
Boots and Shoes.
J. H. Hendley.
J. F. Ross.
W. H. Wilhoit.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. H. Hiidreth.
Blacksmith Shons.
A. E. Waddill.
Canned Goods.
W. D. Brooks.
J. H. Hendley.
J. F. Ross.
J. R. Richardson.
W. H. Wilhoit.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
J. H. Hendley.
3. F. Ross.
W. H. Wilhiot.
Crockery and Glassware.
3. H. Hendley.
3. F. Ross.
W. H. WiLhoit.
Confectionery Dealers.
3. F. Ross.
J. H. H°ndley.
W. H. Wilhoit.
W. D. Brooks.
Doctors.
3. M. Dunlap.
Drus- gists.
J. H. Hendley.
3. F. Ross.
Dealers in Carriages.
J. F. Ross.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Joe LeRoy.
Dry Goods and Notions.
3. F. Ross.
J. H. Hendlev.
W. H. Wilhoit.
Furniture Dealers.
J. F. Ross.
J. H. Hendley.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
■J. H. Hendley.
J. F. Ross
W. H. Wilhoit.
W.
Fish Markets.
H. Wilhoit.
Flour. Corn and Feetl Mills.
J. H. Hendley.
J. F. Ross.
W. H. Wilhoit.
General Merchandise.
J. H. Hendley.
J F. Ross.
W. H. Wilhoit.
Hardware Dealers.
J. F. Ross.
J. H. Hendley.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
W. H. Wilhoit.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
J. H. Hendley.
J. F. Ross.
W. A. Smith.
Machinery Dealers.
W. A. Smith.
Oil Dealers.
J. H. Hendley.
T. F. Ross.
W. H. Wilhoit.
W. D. Brooks.
"Retail Grocers.
J. H. Hendley.
J. F. Boss.
W. H. Wilhoit.
W. D. Brooks.
Stoves and Tinware.
J. II . Hendley.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
J. H. HENDLEY TELEPHONIC CO.— J.
H. Hendley.
W. A. SMITH TELEPHONE CO.— W. H.
Wilhoit.
Wood-Working Shops.
A. E. Waddill.
PEACHLAND.
Incorporated in 1897.
Population, 156.
Value real estate, $30,000.
Value personal property, $20,000.
No. white polls, 40.
No. colored polls, 8.
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ANSON COUNTY.
POSTMASTER— A. D. Griffin.
R. R. AGENT— A. D. Griffin.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. D. Griffin.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— T. P. Little, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— James Mills,
Pastor.
PROTESTANT METHODIST— Isaac York,
Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
PRIVATE SCHOOL— F. E. Thomas, Prin.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
A. T. Niven.
Agricultural Implements.
■Tames Crowder.
Leak & Marshall.
A. A. Phifer.
Travwick & Lee.
T. V. Howell.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
M. S. Thomas.
Boots and Shoes.
James Crowder.
Leak & Marshall.
A. A. Phifer.
Travwick & Lee.
T. V. Howell.
Blacksmith Shops.
Charles Reed (col.)
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
James Crowder.
Leak & Marshall.
Canned Goods.
James Crowder.
T. V. Howell & Co.
Leak & Marshall.
Traywick & Lee.
A. A. Phifer.
Contractors and Builders.
William Carpenter.
T. C. Liles.
J. B. Liles.
Carriage Maafacturers.
F. M. Gray.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
James Crowder.
Leak & Marshall.
T. V. Howell & Co.
Traywick & Lee.
Crockery and Glassware.
James Crowder.
Leak & Marshall.
Confectionery Dealers.
James Crowder.
Leak & Marshall.
A. A. Phipher.
Traywick & Lee.
T. V. Howell & Co.
Cotto" Gins.
C. B. Moore.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Leak & Marshall.
A. A. Phifer.
Doctors.
VV. W. Barrett.
Drusrjrists.
W. \V. Barrett.
Dealers in Carriages.
F. M. Gray.
Dry Goods and Notions.
James Crowder.
Leak & Marshall.
T. V. Howell & Co.
Traywick & Lee.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
James Crowder.
Leak & Marshall.
A. A. Phifer.
T. V. Howell & Co.
Traywick & Lee.
Fish Markets.
A. A. Phifer.
Fr«iit Dealers.
Leak & Marshall.
James Crowder.
A. A. Phifer.
Furniture Dealers.
Crowder & Griffin.
Flour Mills.
C. B. Moore.
General Merchandise.
James Crowder.
A. A Phifer.
Leak & Marshall.
M. C. Traywick.
T. V. Howell & Co.
Traywick & Lee.
Grist Mills.
C. B. Moore.
Hardware Dealers.
James Crowder.
Leak & Marshall.
A. A. Phifer
Leak & Marshall.
Traywick & Lee.
Harness M'f ' rs and Dealers.
M. 0. Thomas.
insurance Agencies.
V. Allen.
Leather Dealers.
M. S. Thomas.
Oil Dealers.
All hardware dealers.
Stoves and Tinware.
Leak & Marshall.
Retail Grocers.
James Crowder.
A. D. Griffin.
A. A. Phifer.
S. G. Phifer.
Leak & Marshall.
Traywick & Lee.
Wood-Working Shops.
J. A. Moore. (Well buckets and keg*.)
ANSON COUNTY.
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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 $100.
Town Officers.
Election held first Monday in May every
2 years.
MAYOR— W. F. Crump.
CLERK— R. G. Austin.
TREASURER— R. G. Austin.
TAX COLLECTOR— S. K. Harris.
ATTORNEY— L. 1). Robinson, VVadesboro.
CHIEF OF rOLICE— 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.
POSTMASTER— E. W. Flake.
R. R. AGENT— J. E. Carter.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. E. Carter.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— L. M. Hobbs, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. C. Mock, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— T. W. DeVane, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
Public School.
Agricultural Implements.
Boyd & Martin.
W. F. Crump.
Blacksmith Shops.
D. VV. Bricker.
Books and Stationery.
T. K. O'Neal.
Boots and Shoes.
J. T. Beacham.
Boyd & Martin.
T. K. O'Neal.
Boot ana Shoe Shops.
J. T. Lockhart.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Flake & Caudle.
W. F. Crump.
Cotton Gins.
Polkton Ginning Co.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
W. F. Crump.
Canned Goods.
R. G. Austin.
J. T. Beacham.
Boyd & Martin.
Contractors and Builders.
A. D. Dumas.
S. H. Dabbs.
W. W. Moore.
J. W. McCollum.
C. B. Williams.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Boyd & Martin.
Crockery and Glassware.
T. K. O'Neal.
Confectionery Dealers.
R. G. Austin.
Dentists.
T. M. Smith.
Doctors.
L. C. Smith.
Druercists.
D. M. Smith.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. T. C. Baucom.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Bovd & Martin.
T. "K. O'Neal.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Boyd & Martin.
Flour Mills.
I. F. Caudle.
J. M. Gritfin.
Fish Markets.
V. Godwin.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
R. G. Austin.
Furniture Dealers.
Boyd & Martin.
T. K. O'Neal.
Grist Mills.
J. C. Goodwin.
General Merchandise.
J. T. Beacham
Boyd & Martin.
T. K. O'Neal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
S. S. Carter.
W. C. Dewese.
Hardware Dealers.
J. T. Beacham.
Boyd & Martin.
T. K. O'Neal.
Smith Bros.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
A. D. Dumas.
J. C. Goodman.
Leather Dealers.
A. D. Dumas.
J. C. Goodman.
j-s'usic Teachers.
Mrs. J. E. Carter.
Miss Lula De Berry.
A. J. Allen.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
W. J. McDaniel.
Musical Instruments.
T. K. O'Neal.
Oil Dealers.
R. G. Austin.
J. T. Beacham.
Boyd & Martin.
T. K. O'Neal.
Painters.
V. Godwin.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
D. M. Smith.
ANSON COUNTY.
Retail Grocers.
R. O. Austin.
J. T. Bcacham.
Boyd & Martin.
Tanners.
A. D. Dumas.
J. C Goodwin.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
J. E. Carter.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Smith & Bivens.
Sales ii'id Livery Stables.
W. F. Crump.
Stoves ami Tinware.
Boyd & Marl
T. K. O'Neal.
Wood-Working Shops.
D. W. Bricker.
EILESVII/LE.
Population,
Value real estate,
Value persona] property, $75,0
No. whiti
No. colored polls. 15.
TAX RATE — ( ii\ purposes, 30 cents on
$100.
Town Officers.
Election held every two vears.
MAYOR— A. J. Allen.
CLERK— O. L. Frederick.
TREASURER— C. L. Frederick.
TAX COLLECTOR— E. H. Crump.
CITY PHYSICIAN— J. F. Kerr.
CHIEF OF POLICE— E. H. Crump.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— E. J. Lilly, C.
L. Frederick, E. P. Liles.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Samuel Spencer,
A. J. i' >eago.
POSTMASTER— A. P. Liles.
R. R. AGENT— A. J. Allen.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. J. Allen.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— L. M. Hobbs, Pastor.
METHODIST— A. E. Wiley, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— T. W. DeYane, Pastor.
Schools ?=nd Academies.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— Miss Belle Allen.
Agricultural Implements.
T. A. Home.
E. P. Liles.
"Books and Stationery.
E. P. Liles.
Boots and Shoes.
T. A. Home.
R. L. Henry & Co.
E. J. Lilly."
E. P. Liles.
Blacksmith Shops.
John A. McAlister.
Thomas B. Mills.
Canned Goods.
S. E. Hatcher.
W. T. Knotts.
A. P. Liles.
J. T. Saunders & Co.
Contractors and Builders.
\V. T. Dawkins.
G. A. Ingram.
Carriage Maufacturers.
John A. McAlister.
Cotton Gins.
Lilesville Ginning Co.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
T. A. Home.
E. P. Liles.
E. J. Lilly.
Crockery and Glassware.
T. A. Home.
E. J. Lilly.
E. P. Liles.
R. L. Henry & Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
S. E. Hatcher.
R. L. Henrv & Co. .
J. T. Saunders &, Co.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
E. P. Liles.
A. P. Liles.
Doctors.
R. R. Bcckwith.
J. Ed-.vin Kerr.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. J M. Smith.
Miss Sallie Dawkins.
Drv Goods and Notions.
T. A. Home.
E. P. Liles.
E. J. Lilly.
J. C. Hudson.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
E. P. Liles.
J. T. Saunders & Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
S. E. Hatcher.
J. T. Saunders & Co.
E. P. Liles.
Fis ■ Markets.
S. E. Hatcher.
— . — . Bail i
Fruit Dealers.
J. T. Saunders.
R. L. Henry ,
Furniture Dealers.
R. L. Henry & Co.
Flour Mills.
Lilesville Ginning & Milling Co.
Furniture Dealers.
R. L. Henry & Co.
General Merchandise.
T. A. Home.
R. L. Henry & Co.
E. P. Liles.
E. J. Lilly.
J. T. Saunders & Co.
L. D. Williams.
Grist M-Uls.
Lilesville Ginning & Milling Co.
Hardware Dealers.
T. A. Home.
E. P. Liles.
ANSON COUNTY.
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Hotels and Boarding Houses.
A. J. Allen.
J. T. Saunders.
Machinery Dealers.
John A. McAlister.
E. P. Liles.
Oil Dealers.
E. P. Liles.
R. L. Henry & Co.
Retail Grocers.
S. E. Hatcher.
T. A. Home.
R. L. Henry & Co.
E. P. Liles.
E. J. Lilly.
A. P. Liles.
J. T. Saunders & Co.
C. L. Frederick & Co.
V.. T. Knotts.
Stoves and Tinware.
T. A. Home.
E. P. Liles.
R. L. Henry & Co.
Sales and xdvery Stables.
A. J. Allen.
J. T. Saunders.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
A. J. Allen.
W mod-Working Shops.
T. B. Mills.
John A. McAlister.
MORVEN.
Incorporated in 1883.
Population, 5(10.
Value real estate, $100,000.
Value personal property, $45,000.
No. white polls, 52.
No. colored polls, 28.
TAX RATE— 35 cents on $100 for city
purposes.
Town Officers.
Election held every two voars.
MAYOR— W. F. McQueen.
CLERK— T. V. Hardison.
TREASURER— W. F. McQueen.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. E. Lewis.
TOWN CONSTABLE— J. E. Lewis.
a i I'OiijM.V— H. H. McLendon, Wades-
boro.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS -I. E.
Moore, T. V. Hardison, J. L. Little, M. L.
Ham. M. H. Lowry.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES— T. F. Meisenheim-
er. J L. Little. C. H. Dunn.
PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMITTEE— T. W.
Morrison, R. E. L. Northcutt, J. A. Niven.
POSTMASTER— Thomas J. iiailard.
R. R. AGENT— H. Huntley.
EXPRESS AGENT— H. Huntley.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— A. B. Caudle, Pastor.
MET IODIST— M. T Steele, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— T. W. DeVane, Pastoi
Agricultural Implements.
T. V. Hardison.
J. L. Little & Co.
J. E. Moore.
T. J. Ballard.
C. H. Ratliff.
G. A. Martin.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF MORVEN— T. V. Hardison,
I Pres. ; G. A. Martin, Vice-President; M.
L. Ham, Cashier. Capital Stock, $10,000.
Surplus and Profits, $2,119.43.
Barber Shops.
Mark Ramseur.
Books and Stationery.
J. L. Little & Co.
Boots and Shoes.
C. B. Covington.
T. V. Hardison.
J. L. Little & Co.
J. E. Moore.
Henry Liles.
Brokers.
D. A. Liles.
R. J. Baucom.
M. C. Watson.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
O. VV. Willoughby.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. P. Laws<_>n.
Little & Williams.
Spencer Parsons.
Canned Goods.
C. B. Covington.
J. L. Little & Co.
C. H. Rathft.
Contractors and Builders.
J. B. Ballard.
J. F. Thomas.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
C. B. Covington.
T. V. Hardison.
J. L. Little & Co.
J. E. Moore.
Henry Liles.
Crockery and Glassware.
T. V. Hardison.
All general merchants.
Confectionery Dealers.
T. J. Ballard.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
T. V. Hardison.
Little & Co.
G. A. Martin.
.1. E. Moore.
Doctors.
T. F. Meisenheurer.
D. Thompson.
Drueraists.
J. C. Hines.
Dealers in Carriages.
G. A. Martin.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. M. J. Dean.
Mrs. E. J. Dunn.
Drv Goods and Notions.
C. B. Covington.
J. E. Moore.
Henry Liles.
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ANSON COUNTY.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
C. B. Covinton.
T. J. Ballard.
J. E. Moore.
J. L. Little & Co.
Flour Mills.
J. F. Thomas & Co.
Furniture Dealers.
J. L. Little & Co.
Fruit Dealers.
C. B. Covington.
J. L. Little & Co.
T. J. Ballard.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
T. V. Hardison.
J. L. Little & Co.
J. E. Moore.
Fish Markets.
Dargan Caple.
George Watkins.
General Merchandise.
T. V. Hardison.
J. E. Moore.
J. L. Little & Co.
M. W. Lowry.
Grist Mills.
J. F. Thomas & Co.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Spencer.
Hard-ware Dealers.
T. V. Hardison.
J. L. Little & Co.
J. E. Moore.
Leather Dealers.
J. L. Little & Co.
T. J. Ballard.
J. E. Moore.
Machinery Dealers.
G. A. Martin.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. E. J. Dunn.
Music Teachers.
Miss Phillips.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
J. C. Hines.
Retail Grocers.
T. V. Hardison.
J. L. Little & Co.
J. E. Moore.
T. J. Ballard.
C. H. Ratlin".
Stoves and Tinware.
J. L. Little & Co.
J. E. Moore.
T. J. Ballard.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Lowtj- & Little.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
H. Huntley.
Telephone Exchanges & M'gra
THE WADESBORO TELEPHONE CO.—
W. P. Parsons, President; W. T. Rose.
Manager; Miss Mary Lee Liles, Central
Undertakers and Emhalmera.
C. B. Covington.
Wood-Working Shopa.
J. P. Lawson.
Spencer Parson.
Little & Williams.
McFARLAN.
Incorporated in 1885.
Population, 150.
Value real estate, $8,317.
Value personal property, $18,012.
No. white polls, 50.
No. colored polls, 5.
Tax rate, 10 cents on $100.
Election "1st Tuesday in May. Term of
office, 2 years.
Town Qirioers.
MAYOR— W. E. Pennington.
TREASURER— C. G. Teal.
COMMISSIONERS— A. J. Brooks, C. G.
Teal, J. M. Keith.
POSTMISTRESS— Emily Odom.
R. R. AGENT— li. E. Braswell.
EXPRESS AuENT— H. E. Braswell.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— M. T. Steele, Pastor.
PROTESTANT METHODIST— Rev. Mr.
Loving, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
McFARLAN ACADEMY— J. T. Jerome,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
W. H. Odom.
B. F. Timmons.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
C. O. Teal.
J. W. Odom.
Joe Meacham.
Blacksmith Shops.
B. F. Timmons.
Boots and Shoes.
R. P. Little.
C. G. Teal.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. D. Rhine.
Contractors and Builders.
A. J. Brooks.
J. T. Phillips.
Doctors.
R. D. Ross.
T. F. Meisenheimer.
Dr. Thompson.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. M. E. Timmons.
Miss L. B. Liles.
ANSON— ASHE.
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Dealers in Ice.
C. G. Teal.
Fish Markets.
C. G. Teal.
\orthcutt & Braswell.
W. H. Odom.
General Merchandise.
J. W. Odom & Co.
C. G. Teal.
M. E. Timmona
T. C. Gaddy & Co.
Northcutt & Braswell.
Grist Mills.
J. T. Phillips <x Co.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. T. Phillips & Co.
C. H. Rhine.
Machinery Dealers.
J. T. Phillips & Co.
Masons and Builders.
J. D. Rhine.
A. J. Brooks.
Painters.
R. L. Brooks.
Shingle Dealers.
J. T. Phillips & Co.
Wood-Working Shops.
J. T. Phillips & Co.
B. F. Timmons.
A. J. Brooks.
Telephone Exchanges & M'g'rs.
McFARLAN TELEPHONE SYSTEM— W.
E. Pennington, Prop.
ASHE COUNTY.
County Seat, Jefferson.
formed in 1799 from Wilkes. It is the extreme northwest corner of the State. Named
in honor of Governor Samuel Ashe.
Area, 650 square miles.
POPULATION: 19,581. White males, 9,542; white females, 9,355. Negro males, S18;
neirro females, 366. Foreign born, 12. White males over 21 years, 3,847; colored, 122.
White polls, 2,442; negro polls, 20.
Value of real estate, $1,160,899, decrease of $12,188 from 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $988,441, increase of $13,972 over 1904, including 2,922 horses, 948 mules, 40
jacks and jennets, 105 goats, 19,180 cattle, 7,681 hogs, 13,164 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,142,920; by negroes, $6,420.
TAX RATE— County, 86 2-3c. on $100; roads, 10c. Debt, about $28,000.
No. Schools White, 100; Colored, 10.
POST OFFICES: Algiers, APPLE GROVE, Aster, Baldwin, BEAVER CREEK,
Beldon, Benboland, Berlin, Brandon, Bud, Burnthill, Clifton, Comet, CRESTON,
Crumpler, Dandy, Danish, Dresden, Dyson, Eugene, Edison, Eye, Fig, Fleetwood,
FURCHES, Gale, Gap Creek, Grassy Creek, Graybeal, Grayson, Grigsby, Green Val-
ley, Grimsley, Harmon, Helton, Hopkins, Husk, Hemlock, IDLEWILD, IDOL, JEF-
FERSON, (c. h.), Jones, Lamar, Lansing, Linney, McGuire, Natuans Creek, Nettle
Knob, New River, Obids, Ore Knob, Orion, Othello, Oval, Parker, Parsons, PINCK-
TON, Riverside, Roark, Roberts, Roten, SCOTTVILLE, Solitude, Sutherlands, Sturgills,
Treetop, Toliver, Trout, Venus, Vernon, Wagoner, Weasel, Weaverford, Warrensville,
Woodford.
PUBLIC ROADS— J. E. Walters, Jeffer son, Supt. Roads worked by Old 3tate
Law. Amount spent last year, $3,000. No. miles, 600.
SUPERIOR COURT: January 22nd, two weeks; May 28th, two weeks; October
22nd, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— A. S. Eller,
Jefferson.
SHERIFF— Ambrose Clark, Crow.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Reuben Elliott,
Jefferson.
TREASURER— Thomas Farmer, Lansing.
CORONER— Hannibal Brown, Clifton.
SURVEYOR— M. M. Blevins, Blevin.
SUPT. HEALTH— M. Blevins, Jefferson.
SUPT. CO. HOME— J. M. Goodman, Jef-
ferson.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— W. II. Jones,
Warrensville.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— R. A. Hamil-
ton, Beaver Creek; A. A. Price, Fig;
W. F. Lewis, Solitude.
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ASHE COUNTY.
Attorney Board of Education, G. L. Park,
Jefferson.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— H. G. Phipps,
;chm.). Baldwin; David Graybeal, Graybeal;
John 11. Murcer, Solitude.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— F. M.
Miller, Pinckton; \V. M. Bledsoe, Gale;
M. Dixon, Idol.
CONSTABLES- Grassy Creek, J. R.
Blevins, Grassy Creek; Chestnut Hill, H.
I, Goodman, Nathans Creek; Pine Swamp,
Grant Blackburn, Idlewild; Peak Creek,
Win. Harrington, Ore Knob; .Clifton, A.
T. Hartzog, Clilton; Walnut Hill, J. R.
Blackburn, Blevins; Jefferson, W. W.
Barr, Jefferson; Creston, H. L. Roark,
Trout; Obids, J. A. Parsons, Obids. North
Fork, Tilson Roark, Solitude; Helton, Al-
beit J. Ball, Helton; Piney Creek, Lee
Young, Weasel; Horse Creek. F. H. Sulli-
van, Apple Grove; Old Fields, Reece
Graham, Todd.
Jnstices of the Peace.
GRASSY CREEK TOWNSHIP— R. L.
Pierce, J. M. Parsons, Grassy Creek; J.
A. Pierce, J. C. Paslev, Parsons.
CHESTNUT HILL— G. W. Sawyer, "New
River; J. E. uambill, R. F. Edwards,
Aster; S. S. Revis, Nathans Creek.
PINE SWAMP— Felix Howell, L. S. Van-
noy, Fleetwood; J. F. Hartzog, J. R.
Johnson, J. E. Walker, J. D. Baker, Idle-
wild; W. H. Tomlinson, Gap Creek.
PEAK CREEK— G. B. Austin. Burnt Hill;
S. M. Transou, W. L. Miller, J. C. Miller,
Transon; J. L. Pendry, Beldon; J. D. Bare,
Floyd Miller, Ore Knob; J. F. Johnson,
Gale: A. C. Dancv, Scottville.
CLIFTON— R. A. Faw, J. C. Roland,
Comet; Ben. P. Grigsbv, W. M. Graybeal,
Fig; W. P. Turner, H. C. Poe, Fielden
Richardson, Dresden.
WALNUT HILL— A. P. Barker, T- R.
Colvard, Blevins; R, L. Reeves. Grimsley.
JEFFERSON— S. T. Sanderfur, Harry
Proctor, Jefferson; J. F. Oliver, Treetop;
F. L. Colvard, Idol; G. H. Phillips, Beav-
er Creek; W. _\. Dancy, Index; George
Bare, Wagoner.
CRESTON— W. A. McMillan, T. S. Max-
well, Fig: W. J. McEwen, T. D. Nelson,
Creston; A. L. McCoy, Wellborne Greer,
Trout.
NORTH FORK— W. F. Lewis, W. R.
Osborne, L. J. Sturgills, Solitude; J. H.
Hardin, Dvson.
HELTON— J. N. Baldwin, W. A. Weaver,
F. M. Francis, Sturgills; W. J. Duvall, W.
W. Testerman, Helton.
PIXEY CREEK— II. C. Tucker, T. J.
Bauguss, E. L. Tucker, Weasel; B. G. Faw,
Eugene; M. F. Jones, Berlin; Jonathan
Perry, Weasel.
HORSE CREEK— F. M. Goss, Ashley;
Jesse Goss, Sidney Tucker, Weasel; J. D.
Stanberry, J. J. Lyall, W. R. Calhoun,
Tain; A. F. Miller, Edison; J. J. Bare,
Pinckton.
OLD FIELDS— W. A. Houck, H. A.
Houck, Baldwin; R. H. Goodman; J. W.
Duncan, Beaver Creek; I. E. Duncan,
Todd.
GRIDS— J. C. Parsons, D. C. Miller,
Glendale Springs; I. F. Faw, D. H. Bur-
gess, Obids.
LAUREL— H. L. Williams, L. W. Pen-
nington, D. J. Patrick, Hugh Hagaman,
Hemlock; E. Graybeal, Graybeal; J. A.
Martin, Thaxton; B. F. Kilby. Grayson.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— J. F. Fletcher, Jefferson;
John Riddle, Treetop; W. J. Roberts,
Roberts; J. F. Stanley, Graybeal ; P. H.
Haire, Fleetwood; W. F. Barker, Bud; Wm.
Porter, Linney; C. J. Henderson, Grassy
Creek; Elihu Tucker, Bud; R. L. Shoop,
Warrensville.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST-C. C. Davis.
Weasel; Troy U. Kirby, Hilton; B. H.
Blevins, Blevins.
M. E. CHURCH— Hiram Weaver, Lan-
sing; W. A. Patton. Lansing-; P. M. Gray-
beal, Graybeal; Rufus Graybeal, Graybeal.
UNION BAPTIST— W. B." Wyatt, Crump-
ler; Jesse Bare, Monroe Elliott, Pinckton;
W. H. D'arnell, Comet; Jesse Yates, Ches-
ter: Harvev Lewis. Solitude.
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH— W. L. Daw-
son, Creston; J. F. Houck, Baldwin; T. J.
Houck. Laure Springs; S. W. Brown, Hel-
ton; Ambrose Weaver, Sturgills.
GERM \N BAPTIST— E. M. Sheets,
Henry Sheets, G. W. Miller, Clifton;
Marion Prather, Creston; H. J. Woodv.
Beldon; Andy Reed, Scottville; W. H.
Handy, Hilton.
Physicians not in Towns.
T. J. Jones, Lansing.
J. H. Barton, Weaversford.
R. W. Jones, Clifton.
J. W. Colvard, Jefferson.
.1. T. Leiiily, Todd.
Wesley Blevins, Weasel.
W. R. Graham, Todd.
Manly Blevins, Beaver Creek.
E. F. Foster, Creston.
S. E. Pennington, Sturgills.
J. C. Testerman, Jefferson.
T. J. Call, Gap Creek.
Arthur L. Jones, Silas Creek.
.Tames Ballou, Grumpier.
E. M. Loyd, Sutherland^
Dr. Robinson, Creston.
Public School Teachers.
Dickson, C. M., Helton.
Dickson, Claude. Siias Creek.
Dickson, Wiley, Silas Creek.
Dickson, William, Silas Creek.
Stuart, Isaac, Silas Creek.
Blevins, Roby, Silas Creek.
Graybeal, Arthur, Sussex.
Jones, J. W., Oli ton.
Howell, William, Bud.
Howell, Miss Sallie. Raven.
Houck, Roby, Baldwin.
Tugman, B. \V., Todd.
Howell, Miss Naomi, Oval.
Graham, C. E., Todd.
Graham, W. L., Todd.
ASHE COUNTY.
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Miller, Kelly, Come*.
Shepherd, Fildon, Pinckton.
Shepherd, Ambrose, Pincktor
Robbinson, E. S., Roten.
Eller, Miss Bertha, Berlin.
Koontz, B. V., Gale.
Tucker, E. F., Furehes.
Luther, William, Jefferson.
Vannov, Robert. Clumpier.
Baker,' J. D., Oval.
Graham, Patterson, Eye.
Thompson, K. F., Eye.
Jones, C. E., Berlin.
Jones, Bertie, Berlin.
Brown, S. \V., Sturgills.
Blevins, Daniel, Hilton.
Blevins, Clint, Grumpier.
Goodman, Miss M. J., Beaver Creek.
Goodman, P.. H., Beaver Creek.
Goodman, W. F., Beaver Creek.
Thompson, L., Eugene.
Francis, G. O., Grumpier.
Graybeal, David, Cray heal.
Phipps, W. A., Graybeal.
Tavlor, B. F., Weavers Ford.
Grisby, B. P., Fig.
Phipps, W. F., Weaversford.
Goodman, Miss I. V., Beaver Creek.
Greer, J. S., Woodford.
Absher, D. C, Obids.
Testerman, J. A., Silas Creek.
Moratz, J. A., Hopkins.
Reedy, 0. G., Grassy Creek.
Osborne, Oscar, Parker.
Phipps, J. F., Blevin.
Blevins, R. F., Blevin.
Goodman, Avery, Beaver Creek.
Garvey, Bina, Beaver Creek.
Johnson, J. A., Berlin.
Goss, Miss Clara. Creston.
Jones, U. S., Clifton.
Ashley, G. E., Dresden.
Goodman, J. 0., Beaver Creek.
Goss. Miss ilrr.ma, Creston.
Bower, Miss Maude, Jefferson.
Graybeal, Miss Clemmie, Jefferson.
Absher, Miss Mabel, Obids.
Dobbin, Mis. Grace, Todd.
Worth, Miss Jennie, Creston.
Lewis, Miss Bessie, Green Valley.
Eller, W. F., Berlin.
Jones, W. H., Jr., Berlin.
Roten, Miss C. M., Baldwin.
Roten, A. W., Baldwin.
Roten, Miss C. L., Baldwin.
Brewer, G., Clifton.
Williams, Charlie, Fleetwood.
Keller, L. M., Fleetwood.
Walker, Miss Hattie, Grassy Creek.
Perkins, W. F., Orion.
Shepherd, G. G., Pinckton.
Francis, C. E., Sturgills.
Robinson, Emmet, Sturgills.
Seats, W. F., Sutherlands.
Blacksmith Shoos.
Alex. Goins, Grumpier.
Bottling Works.
Thompson Bromine-Arsenic Springs Co.,
Crumpler.
Cattle Dealers.
m. D. Thomas, Creston.
T. K. Miller, Ore Knob.
M. F. Kirby, Sturgills.
l.inv.lle Waters, Hopkins.
Thomas Sutherland, Sutherlands.
U . H. Hamilton, Beaver Creek.
W. J. Perkins, Helton.
J. P. Perkins, Helton.
W. C. Greer, Grassy Creek.
f. S. Goss, Ashley.
D. D. Sutherland, Solitude.
VT. H. Worth, Creston.
E. J. Baker, Creston.
W. A. McMillan, Fig.
E. Graybeal, Graybeal.
Contractors an i Builders.
Williamson &, Weaver, Wagoner.
James B. Woody, Beldon.
Dentists.
J. W. Sharp, Clifton.
K. A. Reeves. Lamar
J. C. Gambill, Aster.
Flour, Corn and Feed Dealers.
Creston Roller Mills, Creston.
..elton Roller Mills, Helton.
Barnett Idol, Idol.
J. U. Ballou, Eugene.
M. H. Wilcox, Dresden.
J. A. Dixon, Weaversford.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Creston Roller Mill, Creston.
Helton Roller Mills, Helton.
General Merchandise.
Tucker & Son, Weasel.
C. I. Johnson & Son, Eugene.
E. C. Eller, Berlin.
W. J. Stanbery, Apple Grove.
I. S. Coss, Ashley.
J. A. Martin, Thaxton.
J. M. Gravbeal, Graybeal.
B. F. & J. W. Kilby, Thaxton.
Garvey & Davis, Weaversford.
J. S. Graham, Trout.
G. M. Donnelly, Sutherlands.
Jones & Sons, Linney.
J. D. Thomas, Creston.
F. M. Miller, Pinckton.
Green, Vannoy & Co., Idlewild.
F. P. McGuire & Co., Riverside.
Hopkins & Moretz, Hopkins.
L. S. Vannov, Fleetwood.
D. H. & II. H. Burgess, Obidfl.
Long *z Lyon, Obids.
A. L. Miller, Venus.
George E. Long. Ore Knob.
Kilby & Baldwin, Sturgills.
G H. Osborne & Son, Oval.
T. W. Phillip, Idlewild.
B. A. McNeill, Othello.
W. T. Colvard & Co., Orion.
W. P. Hamilton, Beaver Creek.
J. K. Sapp, Fig.
J. W. Seott, Blevin.
T. J. Price & Son, Eugene.
Jefferson (ash Store, Jefferson.
B. Sturgill, Sturgills.
C. R. Latham, Clifton.
G. W. Gilley, Clifton.
Welsh Bros., Clifton.
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ASHE COUNTY.
R. O. Ban-. Jefferson.
\V. M. Transou, Jefferson.
E. A. McNeill, Jefferson.
J. B. Foster, J«?nson.
S. M. Transou, Transon.
W. W. McMillan, Nathans Creek.
George W. Sawyers, New River.
I. L. Paisley, Crumpler.
George W. Barker, Blevins.
G. n Dickson, Silas Creek.
A. M. Jones. Crumpler.
Lumber Plants.
Patterson Lumber Co., Sutherlands.
L. & C. Maxwell, Solitude.
Worth Bros., Creston.
Iway & Squires, Trout.
H. C. Tucker, Weasel.
J. F. Miller, Apple Grove.
J. R. Reese, Solitude.
W. H. Tomlinson, Gap Creek.
Creston Lumber Co., Creston.
M. W. Kav, Creston.
W. F. Gilley & Co., Eve.
A. A. Wiles & Co., Concert.
T. J. Price, Eugene.
W. Williamson, Wagoner.
J. E. Walters, Jefferson.
D. A. Osborne, Beldon.
J. B. Woodie, Beldon.
J. B. Hopkins, Hopkins.
A. J. Toliver, Toliver.
Hides and Pelts.
Walter Ray, Treetop.
Alex Jones, Clifton.
John V. Miller, Glendale Springs.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
R. A. Hamilton, Beaver Creek.
Lawyers.
M. M. Wilborn, Transon.
Shippers of Produce.
T. S. Maxwell, Fig. and all general mer-
chants.
Saloons.
No saloons in county. Total prohibition.
Veterinary Surgeons.
Oliver Hanks, Sturgills.
■Watches and Jewelry
N. r^Verman, Silas Creek.
W. P. Turner, Clifton.
M. Richardson, Furches.
JEFFERSON.
Incorporated in 1800. (No town govern-
ir.ent.
Population, 300.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Julia L. Smith.
Ministers and Churches.
Papt|st_.i p Fletcher. Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
METHODISx— F. D. Noblett, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. Lucy Carson.
Mrs. H. H. Rollins.
W. H. Gentry.
Newspapers and Editors.
Jefferson Recorder.
Job Printing Offices.
Jefferson Job Office.
Blacksmith Shops.
Joe Medley.
Adam Roberta.
Ed. Koontz.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF ASHE— J. E. Finley, President:
W. F. Transou, Vice-President; Walter
Worth, Cashier. Capital, $15,000. Surplus
and Profits, $1,239.55.
Cattle Dealers.
P. G. McNeill.
John Dent.
W. E. Gentry.
Cabinet-Makers.
John W. Badger.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Jefferson Roller Mills.
Insurance Agencies.
J. W. Todd.
W. E. Gentiv.
W. H. Worth & Co.
Lawyers.
J. W. Todd.
G. L. Park.
T. C. Bowie.
J. B. Council.
R. L. Ballou.
A. E. Tilley.
J. C. Bower.
Lumber M'f rs and Dealers.
Joel Walters.
Barr & Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Sallie Gentry.
Painters.
W. E. Gentry.
Paper-Hangers.
W. E. Gentry.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Jefferson Telephone Exchange — Mrs. John
F. Logan, Manager.
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
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BEAUFORT COUNTY.
County Seat, 'Washington.
Formed in 1741 from Bath county. Name derived from Henry, Duke of Beaufort,
one of the Lords Proprietors.
Area, 720 square miles.
POPULATION: 31,720. White males, 9,780; white females, 9,342. Negro males,
6,248; negro females, 6,350. Foreign born, 52. White males over 21 years, 4,640;
negroes, 2,980. White polls, 3,440; negro polls, 1,980.
Value of real estate. $3,260,800, increase of 3,965 over 1904. Value personal
property, $2,348,275, increase over 1904 of $68,590, including 2,578 horses, 1,346 mules,
1 jackfi3S9 goats, 10,724 cattle, 23.624 hogs, 3,346 sheep, 7 dogs.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $5,218,900; by negroes, $390,175.
No. Schools: White, 72; Colored. 39.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100; School, 18c. Interest on debt, 13 l-3c. Debt,
$12,500.
POST OFFICES: Acresville, AURORA, BATH, Beckwith, Belhaven, Bishop,
Blount Creek, Bunyon, Bonnerton, Corepoint, CHOCOWINITY, Edward, Gayiord,
Gilead, Haslin, Hunter's Bridge, Idalia, Latham. LEECTTvTLLE. PANTEGO, Pine-
town, Pungo, Ransomville, Rover, Sidney, SOUTH CREEK. Surry, WASHINGTON,
(c. h.), Wharton, WINSTEADVILLE. Yatesvfilfi.
PUBLIC ROADS: No. miles, 500. Improved turnpike owned by individuals, 15
miles.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Norfolk & Southern, 30.69 miles, assessed value $211,834.82
Old Dominion S. S. Co., assessed value 23,325.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 19.00 mil es, assessed value 558.90
Southern Express Company, 18.42 miles, assessed value 2.133.26
Washington & Hyde Co. Telephone Co., 41.00 miles, assessed value 628.20
Atlantic Coast Line, 6.62 miles, assessed value 167,468.46
Williamston Telephone Company, 12.00 miles assessed value 40.80
Washington Light & Water Company, assessed value 10.000.00
Beaufort Telephone Company, assessed value 2,000.00
SUPERIOR COURT: February 12th, two weeks: April 16th, civil cases only; May
14th, criminal cases only; October' 15th, two weeks, civil cases; December 3rd, three
weeks, first, criminal, two for civil cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— L. R. Mayo,
Washington.
SHERIFF— R. T. Hodges, Washington.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Gilbert Rumley,
| Washington.
TREASURER— Jos. F. Tayloe, Washing-
! ton.
CORONER— Joshua Tayloe, Washington.
SURVEYOR— Edward Tripp, Bonnerton.
CO. ATTORNEY— W. C. Rodman. Wash-
ington.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— J. G. Blount,
! Washington.
SUPT. CO. HOME— C. E. Jackson, Wash-
ington.
CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— N. Harding,
Washington.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— E. \V.
Avers, chin.), Washington: W. M. Butts,
Aurora; H. D. Sa-^erthwaite, Sidney.
Attorney, W. C. Rodman, Washington.
CO. BOARD OF KI.KCTIONS— Arthur
Mayo, (chm.), Washington. W. F. Win-
Winsteadville; George L. Swindell.
Belhaven.
( ii. COMMISSIONERS T. II. Blount,
(ehni.), Washington; Fred Woli ndon, Cho-
eowinity; M. G. Jordan, Long Acre; George
[j. Swindell, Belhaven; B. D. Rowe,
Aurora.
CONSTABLES Chocowinity, James W.
Hays; Longacre, Edward W. Woolard,
Bunyon; Pantego, M. M. Jones, Pantegfo;
Richland, James C. Overton. Aurora.
JUSTICES OK THE PEACE.
PANTEGO TOWNSHIP— A. B. Jones, R.
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BEAUFORT COUNTY.
H. Allen. W. S. Riddick, Pantcgo.
BATH— Jerry Gaylord, Thomas Webster,
James March, Bath.
LONG ACRE— S. W. Boyd, A. M. Cut-
tier, L. 0. Alligood, M. II.' Crati r.
1!I< ill. VXD— B. W. Potter. J. A. Hardv,
Edwin Tripp, B. W. Miller.
CHOCOWINITY— Jesse J. Warren, H. B.
Williams. W. A. B. Branch, W. A. Blouat,
Jr., N. C. Hughes, Jr., Chocowinity.
WASHINGTON— A. Mayo, G. M. Brown,
Sr., John R. Ross, J. G. Blount, Sr., R.
W. Wharton, Chas. W. Smallwood, W. M.
Cooper, Washington.
Public School Teachers.
Guilford, Miss Mary O., Aurora.
Hill, Miss Cora M., Chocowinity.
Stilley, Miss Carlyle, Edward.
Bell, Mrs. A. L., Belhaven.
Hooker, Miss Alice C, Idalia.
Archibell, Miss Pavtie, Bath.
Satterthwaite. Miss Ida, Sidney.
Woolard, Miss Alice, Washington.
Woolard, Miss Annie E., Washington.
Latham. Miss E. D. M., Washington.
Tuten, F. G., South Creek.
Mayo, Miss Joella, South Creek.
Gurganus, Miss Minnie, Plymouth. .
Carrowan, B. G., Pan. ego.
Windley, Miss Lena, Pantego.
Scarlet" C. C. Pantego.
Hodges, Miss Lizzie, Washington.
Weede, W. G., Plymouth.
Sparrow, Orris, Washington, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Sparrow, Miss Stella, i Mnetown.
Hill, George F., Chocowinity.
Jones Miss Julia, Wharton.
Leggett, John M.. Robersonville.
Turner, Miss Myra B., Chocowinity.
Willard, .Tames S., Washington, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Edwards. W. P., Edward.
Griffin, John' A., Wiliiamston.
Butler, R. F., Chocowinity.
Gray. Miss Mary C, Bonnerton.
Bonner, Miss Clare, Aurora.
Bonner, Miss Mittie. Aurora.
Patrick, Joseph B., Bath.
Tankard, Miss Irene, Bath.
Crawley, Miss Laura, Bath.
Mizzell, W. H., Belhaven.
Latham, Miss Lizzie, Monticello.
Houston, Mrs. Addie, Pantego.
Midyette, Miss Lizzie, Bath.
Wiliard, Miss Marcella, Washington.
Wmfield, Miss Julia, Yeatesville.
Latham, Miss Daisy, Monticello.
Jones, Miss Minnie, Wharton.
Osborne, Mrs. Mary, Washington.
Satterthwaite, Miss Kate E., Sidney.
Tripp, Mrs. E. R., Bonnerton.
Stilley, Miss Mary B., Edward.
Ross, Miss Ola S. , Bonnerton.
Blount, Miss Mary P., Washington.
Jarvis, Miss Alice V., Haslin.
Hardiscn, Mrs. Anna, Washington.
Ewell, Miss Annie, Chocowinity.
Patrick, Miss Emrnie, Chocowinity.
Spruill, Miss Fannie, Pinetown.
Pilley, Miss Nancey J., Pantego.
Swindell. Miss Myrtle, Belhaven.
Taylor, Miss Pau ina. Cliocowinity.
Lintqn, Miss Lucy W., Sidney.
Lane, Mrs. A. G., Aurora.
Lane, Miss Kate B., Aurora.
Simpson, Miss Nell V., Wiliiamston.
Litchfield, Miss Julia B., Aurora.
Daniel, Walker, Gilead.
Oden, H. H., Hunters Bridge.
Waters, P. H., Pinetown.
Pinkham, J. R., Washington.
Bennett, R. T., Edward.
Latham, N. W., Chocowinity.
Tunstall, F. B., Edward.
Willard, Jesse S., Washington.
•Hughes, I. H., Chocowinity.
Guilford, F. J., Aurora.
Mizelle, A. A., Jarnesville.
Ingram. J. G., Belhaven.
Roper, H. N., Bath.
Hardy, George M., Small.
Morrison. W. D., Leech ville.
Ayd n, Geo. M., Preseott, Pitt Co.
Bishop. Miss Lucy L., Chocowinity.
Mizzell, W. W., Belhaven.
Schools and Academies.
TRINITY MILITARY SCHOOL— N. 0.
Hughes, Sr., Principal, Chocowinity.
Cotton Gins.
T. A. Brooks Lumber Co., Bath.
Springer Luinl er Co., South Creek.
Boyd & Co.— T. R. Boyd, M'gr., Edward.
VV. It. Boyd, Small.
C. P. Avcock & Co., Pantego.
J. C: Winstpud & Son— W. F. Wimtead,
Manager, Winsceadsville.
J. W. Smallwood, Washington.
J. B. A'hiteliurst & Co.. Aurora.
Mrs. II. E. Gaylord. Cayiord.
J. A. H. Tankard, Yeatesville.
J. B. rCillingsv orth, Yeatesville.
W. S. D. Eborn, Bunyon.
J. D. Elliott, Hunters Bridge.
J. W. Oden & Co., Hunters Bridge.
Woodard Bros. , Mineola.
M. M. Hill, Chocowinity.
Fred. Wolfendtn. Chocowinit}'.
A. Toler, Blounts Creek.
L. E. Bonner, Bonnerton.
Dupree Bonner, Bonnerton.
Dixon & Bonner, Aurora.
Thompson & Hooker, Idalia.
Lnmb»T Plants.
D. C. TA^ LUMBER CO., Haslin.
W. H. WILKINSON, Leechville.
SCHUt?TTE «; CO.. Belhaven.
ROANOKE R. R. & LUMBER CO.— J. D.
Eborn. Manager. Bath.
ELLIOTT LUMBER CO., Bath.
SPRINGER LCMBER CO.— E. D. Springer,
Manager, Soutn Creek.
P. S. PARSONS & CO., Latham.
LAMM CATON Rob. Caton, Manager,
Edward.
JOHN R. PERRY, Washington.
Merchants not in Towns.
W. W. Aldridge, Gileau.
L. M. Broome & Co., Idalia.
F. T. Baynor. Belhaven.
J. A. Dunbar, Leechville.
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W. T. Harris, Leechvillc.
H. W. Bowen, Pinetown.
Pinetown Mercantile Co., Pinetown .
J. C. Hodges. Mineola.
J. T. Satchwell, Yeatesville.
M. M. Hill, Chocowinity.
J. E. Turnage, Chocowinity.
J. I'. Caul, Gaylords.
Physicians not in Towm.
C. C. Jackson, Yeatesville.
Shippers of Produce.
W. J. Rhodes, Washington.
W. D. Buckman, Washington.
II. B. Mayo, Washington.
W. P. Maugham. Washington.
S. Fleming, Washington.
Thomas H. Blount. Washington.
Williams & Tayloe, Washington.
Saloons.
Dispensary at Edwards Mills.
WASHINGTON.
Incorporated in 1847.
Value real estate, $1,712,
"Value personal property, $610,304.
No. wmte noils. 527.
No. negro polls, 462.
TAX KATE— City purposes, 50c. on WOO;
•ehools, 30c. ; bonded debt, 16c.
There are 5 miles of perfect roa<! am)
street made of oyster shells.
Town Officers.
Election is held in May; term of office, 2
years.
MAYOR— E T. Stewart.
CLERK— John R. Ross.
TREASURER— Arthur Mayo.
TAX COLLECTOR— John R. Roes.
FIRE DEPT. CHIEF— James M. Gallagher.
FIRK COMPANIES AND CHIEFS— Ocean
i Fire Company, J. G. Chauncy; Volunteer
Fire Co., F. W. Hoyt; Dibble Fire Co.,
Sylvester Dibble; Salamander Fire Co.
(col.). Charles Rlackledge.
CHIEF OF POLICE— George N. Howard.
POLICEMEN— John Davis, Fn d Whit-
ley; J. R. Starling. Walter '
BOARD OF ALD!
I',. Lewis, E. E. Phillips, I'.
B, Sp V". E. Swi
gan.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPT.— Harry
Howell; Principal, '
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— K. K.
Willis, J H. Small, S. R. Fowle, W. J.
Crui.i
W. I
POSTMASTER— T. G. Stilley.
EX1 I ,GENT— V
R. R. AGENTS— R. A. G. Barnes; T. H.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Pamlico.
Ormond House.
Central Hotel.
Hotel Louise.
Jackson House.
M. f. Fowler
Mrs. Olivia Blakeley.
Ministers and Churches.
ST. PETERS— (Episcopal)— Nathaniel
Harding Rector.
METHODIST— L. E. Thompson, Pastor.
PRESB l TERIAN— No Pastor.
BAPTIST— Josiah Crudup, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN- No Pa
Cemeteries and Supt*.
OAKDALE— E. G. Bright.
FAIR VIEW— (Col.)— J. Brown.
Schools and Academies.
Miss Bettie Robinson.
Miss Sarah Russell.
Miss Mary P. Blount.
Architects.
Charles Doughtv.
Burwell Riddick.
Marshall Jones.
.1. L. Gardner & Son.
Ira Congleton.
Auctioneers.
Doc. Simmons.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL— President, James L.
Fowle; Cashier, A. M. Duinay. Capital,
$50,000; Surplus and Profits, $6,303.
BANK OF WASHINGTON— President,
Seth Briugman; Cashier, Thomas J. Latham.
Capital, $50,000; Surplus and Profits, $81,-
765.50.
SAVINGS AND TRUST CO.— B. J. Moss,
Pres. ; J. . Sparrow, Cashier. Capital,
$21,100. Surplus and Profits, $1,901.37.
Bakers.
D. W. Morgan.
Barber Shons.
Dave Price.
Dibble & Crown.
J. II. Thompson.
Sam Oil
Frank Wright.
Brokers.
P. Baugham.
S. H. Williams.
E. R. Mixon.
W. J. Rhodes.
i ina Dist. Co.
Butcherr. and Dealers in Cattle.
H. R. Bright.
Rumley.
J. R. Congleton.
le Dealers.
H. Snell.
Blacksmith Shops.
R. I.
.J. A. Smith.
ird.
Leonard Holtzscheiter.
Books and Stationery.
E. M. Brown.
Washington NTews Co.
W. S. Frizzle & Son.
E. E. Harding.
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BEAUFORT COUNTY.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
.1. A. Harman.
Moore Bros.
L. B. Price.
Bottling Works.
ROBERT PORTNER BREWING CO.— J.
T. Newman, Manager.
Bri~k M't'rs and Dealers.
S. R. Fowle v
Win. A. Blount
Carriage Maufacturers.
Miles & Cor
Confectionery Dealers.
W. Scott Frizzle <fc Son.
W. D. Buckman.
W. J. Rhodes.
Contractors and Builders.
John L. Gardner & Son
Charles Bout
Ira Congleton.
Cotton Bayers and Brokers.
Wm. Bragaw & Co.
H. B. V
J. Havers.
Clubs.
HALCYON GERMAN CLUB— John G.
Blount, President; J. G. Bragaw, Jr., Sec.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE— A. M. Du-
ma3r, President; Jesse Warren, Secretary.
Coal and Wood.
J. Havens.
W. B. Walling.
Commission Merchants.
Carolina Diat. Co.
M. J. Wright.
W, J. Rhodes.
E. R. Mixon.
Crockery and Glassware.
W. D. Buckman.
W. C. Mallison & Son.
E .M. Brown.
Cleaning and Pressing Clothes.
Washington Press Cluo, George A. Paul,
Proprietor.
"Right" Pressing Club, E. L. Williams,
Proprietor.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. T. Farrow.
Southern Furniture Co.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
J. K. Hoyt.
Knight & Cooper.
Washington Bargain House.
James E. Clark Co.
Spencer Bros.
E. W. Avers.
E. F. Roper.
A. G. Spencer.
Dentists.
H. Snell.
A. S. Wells.
R. T. Gallagher.
Doctors.
Wm. A. Blount.
John G. Blount.
D. T. Tavloe.
Joshua Tayl
James M. Gallagher.
Ira M. Hardy.
S. T. Nicholson.
P. A. Nicholson.
John C. Rodman.
E. M. Brown.
J. M. Lloyd, (col.)
Druereists.
C. B. McKeel.
D. Meade Field.
.!. M. Gallagher.
Dealers in Carriages.
F. II. Rollins.
Miles & Cory.
Dress-Makers.
Mis. Kate McCiure.
Mrs. F. P. Whitney.
Madame Hortense Littler.
Ada Cooper.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Knight & Cooper.
Spencer Bros.
James E. Chirk Co.
J. F. Buckman.
J. K. Hoyt.
E. W. Ayers.
E. F. Roper.
A. S. Kelly Company.
S. R. Fowle & Son.
H. Wahrhoftig.
Dealers in Tobacco.
E. Peterson Co.
Buckman Cigar Store.
C. B. McKeel.
J. F. Tayloe.
E. M. Brown.
W. Scott Frizzle.
Fisher Tobacco Co.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Havens Milling Co.
Fish Markets.
C. H. Sterling.
E. B. Moore.
Swindell & Fulford.
Chilicothee Bay Fish Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Havens Milling Co.
J. Havens.
D. M. Carter.
E. R. Mixon.
C. M. Little.
E. K. Willis.
Foundries and Iron Works.
Pamlico Iron Works, G. T. Hardy, M'g'r.
Mutual Machine Works.
Fruit Dealers.
Buckman Fruit Co.
E. L. Woolard.
W. J. Rhodes.
Furniture Dealers.
Southern Furniture Company, John Oden,
Manager.
W. B. Morton.
C. A. Spencer.
Grist Mills.
J. Havens Milling Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Iniplem'ts.
N. S. Fulford Hardware Co.
W. C. Mallison & Son.
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
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J. R. Harris Plumbing Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
F. F. Cozzens.
Hides and Felts.
' John Edwards.
H. B. Mayo.
Ice Factories and Officers.
CRYSTAL ICE CO.— Lee Bonner, M'gr.
Insurance Agencies.
VVm. Bragaw & Co.
S. H. Williams.
G. A. Phillips.
W. D. Grimes.
H. P. Bridgman.
Morris & Mayo.
Job Printing Offices.
Progress Printing Office.
Johnston's Printing House.
Messenger Print-Shop.
Junk Dealers.
H. B. Mayo.
Knitting Mills.
WASHINGTON KNITTING MILL— J.
Havens, President; W. L. Horah, Supt.
Lawyers.
S. C. Bragaw.
John H. Small.
Small & McLain.
Rodman & Rodman.
C. H. Harding.
W. C. Rodman.
W. Demsie Grimes.
E. 8. Simmons.
Nicholson & Daniels.
Junius D. Grimes.
Laundries.
Washington Steam Laundry.
Quong Lee.
Billy Lee.
Lumber Plants.
EUREKA LUMBER CO.— G. T. Leach,
President.
S. R. FOWLE & SON.
W. B. WALLING.
KUGLER LUMBER CO.— F. C. Kugler,
Manager.
Machinery Dealers.
N. 8. Fulford Hardware Co.
Marbl- Works.
WASHINGTON MARBLE WORKS— F. B.
Lewis, Proprietor.
Masons and Builders.
Walter White.
Allen Peyton, (col.)
George Harrison, (col.)
Medicine Manufacturers.
J. M. Gallagher— (Anti-Malarial.) (Hog
Cholera Cure.)
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Madame Hortense Littler.
E. W. Ayers.
Knight k Cooper.
A. S. Kellev Co.
Mattress Manufacturers.
W. B. Morton.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. Wm. Bell.
Naval Store Dealers.
S. R. Fowle & Son.
Newspapers and Editors.
GAZETTE-MESSENGER— J. A. Arthur,
Jr., Editor.
PROGRESS— W. K. Jacobson. Editor.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co., J. B. Moore & Son,
Macon Bonner.
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.
Pianos and Organs.
S.. S. Da\
Plumbers.
J. B. Respass, Jr.
Produce Dealers.
H. B. Mayo.
Heal Estate Agents.
Grimes Real Estate Co.
H. E. Harding.
Washington Investment Co.
Retail Grocers.
J. F. Tayloe.
Credle & Wright.
Satterthwaite & Willis.
C. M. Little.
M. T. Archbell.
D. M. Carter.
E. K. Willis.
George I. Dail.
E. F. Cox & Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
George H. Hill.
W. H. Mason.
VV. T. Litchfield.
Washington Horse Exchange.
Spcrting Goods.
W. Scott Frizzle & Son.
Stoves and Tinware.
W. C. Mallison & Son.
Fulford Hardware Co.
Shingle Manufacturers.
S. R. Fowle & Son.
Saloons.
S. W. Harris & Co.
Blue Front Bar.
Smith Paul.
Scott Bros.
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BEAUFORT COUNTY.
W. C. Dudley.
O. B. Wynne.
A. J. Mitchell.
Bergeron & Cutler.
\V. M. Parvin.
C. D. Smith.
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.
WASHINGTON & AURORA TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
Typewriters and Supplies.
H. Snell.
E. J. Hocutt.
Fred B. Warren.
Veterinary Surgeons.
T. P. Howard.
Watches and Jewelry
Wm. Bell.
W. S. Frizzle.
J. S. Campbell.
M. Milgram.
Robert Mitchell, fcol.)
Wholesale Grocers.
E. Peterson Co.
Pamlico Grocery Co.
E. R. Mixon.
E. K. Willis.
D. R. Willis.
F. G. Paul & Bro.
Wood-Working Shops.
B. G. Moss.
AURORA.
May,
Incorporated in 1880.
Population, 850.
TAX RATE— City pur \ on $100
and $3.00 poll.
Town Oiflcers.
Election is 1 Alonday in
term i years.
•.YOR— B. H. Thompson.
TREASURER— J. M. Litchfield.
TAX COLLECTOR— M. C. Wi .
CHIEF OF POLICE— M. C. Willis.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. B. Whetles,
C. G. Midgett, W. T- Hudall, B. H.
Thompson.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL— Prof. Tabor,
Principal; Miss Atkinson, Assistant.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. B.
hurst; R. T. Bonner, L. T. Thomp-
son.
POSTMASTER— J. W. Chapin.
SURVEYOR AND ABSTARCTOR OF
TITLES— R. T. Bonner.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Litchfield— Mrs. Sue E. Litchfield,
Prop.
R. T. Pickering.
W. H. Branl
Hotel Helem, Mrs. Dupree, Prop.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. M. London, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Frank Ticknor Rector.
PRESBYTERIAN— C. W. McDaniel, Pastor.
1'APTIST— Josiah Crudup, Pastor.
DISCIPLE— P. S. Swain, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
Mis. C. G. Bonner.
Barber Shops.
W. W. Moore & Son.
Barrel Factories.
J. B. Whitehurst Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Don Sparrow.
Sam Lupton.
G. G. Bonner.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF AURORA— J. B. Whitehurst,
President; 0. M. Hooker; Cashier. Capital,
$10,000. Undivided Profits, $590.48.
Bicycles and Sundries.
John R. Bovd.
W. T. Hudnell.
G. I. Bonner.
W. S. Bonner.
Cotton Gins.
J. B. Whitehurst Co.
B. H. Thompson.
Contractors and Builders.
Tom Allen.
R. T. Pickering.
J. M. Griffin.
R. D. Sparrow.
T. M. Beachum.
Joseph Pickering.
E. S. Moore.
F. C. Buck.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
W. T. Hudnell.
H. F. Belan
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
W. T. Hudnell.
J. B. Whitshurst Co.
Dixon & Bonner.
F. F. Cherry.
L. T. Thompson.
J. T. Wilkinson & Co.
J. W. Ma.io & Bro.
Dealers in Ice.
W. H. Gaskins
J. M. Litchfield.
R. H. Lane.
Doctors.
H. M. Bonner.
S. W. Staley.
Druggists.
H. M. Bonner.
BEAUFOR'l COUNTY.
101
Furniture Dealers.
L. T. Thompson.
Dixon & Bonner.
F. F. Cherry.
General Merchandise.
Dixon & Bonner.
F. F. Cherry.
L. T. Thompson.
J. T. Wilkinson & Co.
W. H. Gaskins.
Josephus Bellamah.
J. M. Litchfield.
W. T. Bryan.
R. H. Lane.
S. W. Lupton.
J. W. Mayo & Bro.
Harness Dealers.
VV. J. McWilliams.
Insurance Agencies.
W. H. Hall.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. B. Whitehurst Co.
B. H Thompson.
Aurora Milling . co.
Manufacturers.
Aurora Manufacturing Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. W. F. Litchfield & Co.
Mrs. M. B. Snell.
Real Estate Aeents.
Aurora Land Co.
Dixon k Bonner.
R. T. Bonner.
W. T. Hudnell.
- M. B. Wilkinson & Co.
Retail Grocers.
W. T. Brvan.
J. M. Litchfield.
Dixon & Bonner.
F. F. Cherry.
W. H. Gaskins.
J. T. Wilkinson & Co.
Pritohett Bros.
L. T. Thompson.
R. H. Lane.
Don. Sparrow.
Josephus Bellamah.
Sales & Livery Stables.
! W. F. Litchfield.
W. S. Bonner.
G. I. Bonner.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
RF.\rFORT & PAMLICO TELEPHONE
CO. — D. D. Bonner. Manager.
WASHINGTON k AURORA TELEPHONE
00.— I.. D. Bonner. Manager.
PANTEGO.
Incorporated about 1SSL
Population, 300.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 30c. on $100.
Town Officers
Election is held first Monday in May:
term of office, 1 year.
MAYOR— J. W. Respass.
CLERK— George E. Ricks.
TREASURER— J. W. Topping.
TAX COLLECTOR— George E. Ricks.
SURVEYOR— J. F. Latham.
CHIEF OF POLICE— George E. Ricks.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— T. H. Whitley,
T. R. Cullipher, W. H. Shavender, W. L.
Judkins, J. P. Clark.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Supt., M. J.
Whitley; Mr. Nobles, Assistant.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— George E.
Ricks. W. L. Judkins, J. W. Topping.
POSTMASTER— D. A. Windley.
R. R. AGENT— J. P. Clark.
EXPRESS AGENT— Belhaven nearest of-
fice.
Tr!nisters and Churches.
CHRISTIAN— W. O. Winfield, Pastor,
Bath.
MKTIIODIST— H. M. Jacteon, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
Mrs. Walter Clark.
Bo-^- and Shoes.
A. B. Jones.
C. P. Avenek.
T. H. Whitley.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
E. Brooks & Co.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. W. Respass.
Bicycle Dealers.
J. F. Whitley.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
T. H. Whitley.
C. P. Aycock.
A. B. Jones.
W. A. Respess.
Cotton Gins.
Pantego Gin Co.— C. P. Aycock, M'gr.
Doctors.
E. S. Credle.
Dry Goods and Notions.
A. B. Jones.
T. H. Whitley.
C. P. Aycock Supply Co.
Furniture Dealers.
J. F. Whitlev.
C. P. Aycock Supply Co.
W. A. Respess.
General Merchandise.
T. II. Whitley.
A. B Jones.
P. P. Avcock.
W. A. Respess.
.1. W. T
J. F.
"Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
E. S. Waters.
Real Estate Agents.
Pantego & B ' Real Estate Co., R,
11. Johnson, Manager.
Stoves and Tinware.
J. F. Whitley.
C. I'. iycock Supply Co.
W. A. R. sp, ss.
\. I'.. Jones.
102
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
HYDE COUNTY TELEPHONE CO.— J. B.
Clark. Manager, Belhaven; C. P. Aycock,
Secretary and Treasurer.
BELHAVEN.
Incorporated in 1899.
Population, 1,600.
Town Officers.
Election is held in May; term of office,
2 vears.
MAYOR— W. J. Bullock.
CLERK— D. L. Windley.
TREASURER— C. C. Smith.
TAX COLLECTOR— Lewis Snell.
CHIEF OF POL' is Snell.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— George .L.
Swindell, W. E. Stubbs, E. J. Bullock, E.
W. Latham. J. F. Bishop.
PRINCIPAL OF PUBLIC SCHOOL— J. L.
Jackson, S
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. J.
Bullock, Duncan McLeod, J. A. Wilkinson,
J. J. White.
POSTMASTER— Theo. White.
R. R. AGENT— B. F. Steam
O. D. S. S. AGENT— B. F. Steam.
EXPRESS AGENT— B. F. Stearn.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— Duncan McLeod, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Luther Eborn, Rector.
DISCIPLE— J. R. Tingle, Pastor.
Ml ! : : -H. M. Jackson, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Marsh House, Ed. S. Marsh. Sr., flop.
J. H. Ormond.
Hoaten House, Mrs. Dora Hoaten, Prop.
Architects.
W. T. Kirk.
R. W. Lucas.
S. E. Wilkinson.
Barber Shops.
Jos. Phelps.
Bakers.
Belhaven Mercantile Co.
Brokers.
Belhaven Mercantile Co.
Blacksmith Shops.
Belhaven Repair Co.
Smith Bros.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF BELHAVEN— C. P. Ayoock,
Pres.; W. E. Stubbs, Cashier. Capital,
$20,000. Surplus and Profits, $2,811.57.
Bicycle Dealers.
George V. Latham.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Belhaven Mercantile Co.
J. T. Johnston.
H. Ryan.
J. W. Elliott.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Smith Bros.
Thomas Cason.
Contractors and Builders.
R. W. Lucas.
S. E. Wilkinson.
Commission Merchants.
W. E. Muir.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Belhaven Mercantile Co.
Dry Goods and Notions.
W. D. Wells.
C. C. Smith.
George Adler.
Dealers in Ice.
Belhaven lee Co.
W. J. BullockDOCt0rS-
N. B. Marriner.
W. D. Kellam.
w o ->r • Bruereists.
N. B. Marnner.
Oyster Dealers.
W. E. Muir
A. D. Miles.
Montgomery & Makeley.
Fish and Oyster Factories.
Montgomery & Makeley.
A. D. Mil
A. Booth <fe Co.
W. E. Muir.
General Merchandise.
Belhaven Mercantile Co.
J. T. Johnston.
Bishop & Smith.
J. M. Lupton
R. B. Munden
J. D. Pugh.
Iiumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. S. Riddick.
Belhaven Lumber Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
C. C. Smith.
Mrs. L. Basnight.
Manufacturers.
PUNGO WOOD OIL WORKS.
Machinery Dealers.
C. C. Roe.
Painters.
Nat. Dixon.
George V. Latham.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Belhaven Mercantile Co.
L. T. Houston.
Real Estate Agents.
W. J. Bullock.
T. F. Riddick.
Retail Grocers.
Belhaven Mercantile Co.
L. T. Houston.
J. T. Johnston.
Bishop & Smith.
Windley Co.
F. T. Baynor.
0. Miner.
W. L. Od
F. G. Tyrrell.
J. W. Elliott.
J. M. Lupton.
R. H. Richai
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
103
Sales and Livery Sta~b1.es.
W. J. Sears.
W. \V. Walker.
F. T. Baynor.
A. Miller.
Shipbuilders.
J. J. White.
.1. B. Smith.
S. E. Wilkinson.
W. T. Kirk.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
NORFOLK AND SOUTHh^— B. F.
Steam.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
BELHAVEN TELEPHONE CO.— J. B,
Clark. Manager.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
B. B. Munden.
"Wholesale Grocers.
Bell rcantile Co.
Watches and Jewelry.
A. L. Bell.
NOTE — Dnrinc the oyster season the pop-
ulation of the town is increased 1,000 by
the hands employed in the oyster ean-
ning factories. The money paid weekly,
for oysters alone, amounts to $10,000. The
Belhai ,'s Department Store
kind in the State. Th :re
9 diffi rent departments.
BATH.
Founded in 1609.
Incorporated in 1705.
Population. I
TAX RATE— $2.40 per year road tax.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. T. Rallensworth.
CLERK— fl. L. Brooks.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. A. Tankard.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. A. Tankard.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Ed. Warters
T. Skittlethorpe, H. L. Brooks.
POSTMASTER— H. A. Windley.
Ministers and Churches.
CHRSTIAN— W. O. Winfield, Pastor.
METHODIST— D. A. Futrell, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Nat Harding, Rector.
Schools and Academies.
PRIVATE SCHOOL— Miss Nannii
Cooper.
ACADEMY— J. E. Bonner, Principal
Miss Irene Tankard, Assistant
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Ed. War
Barber Shops.
VV. T. Burgess.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle,
K. II. I ton.
"Doctors.
J. T. Nicholson.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
J. T. Nicholson.
T. A. Brooks.
Dry Goods and Motions.
W. O. Winfield.
Fish and Oyster Dealers.
Sam Hawkins.
J. T. Skittlethorpe.
D. E. Mason.
General Merchandise.
E. L. Roper.
T. A. Brooks.
W. S. Burba ge.
K. S. Brooks.
Archbell & Co.
"Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Elliott Bros.
Retail Grocers.
Will Burbage.
Mill.'nery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. T. A. Brooks.
phone Exchanges & M'grs.
ROLINA 'ONE CO.— J. T.
Nicholson, ;er.
Cotton Gins.
T. A. Brooks.
Elliott Bros.
B.
EDWARD.
Population
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. F. Bennett.
CLERK— W. R. Boyd.
ID ALIA.
Shipping Point, Aurora.
Hotels and Boadintr Houses.
Bell House.
Cotton Buyers.
Hooker & Thompson.
L. M. Broome k Co.
W. W. Hooker.
Cotton Gins.
Hooker & Thompson.
Gri«t Mills.
Hooki r & Thompson.
Saw Mills.
Shincrle Manufacturers.
General Merchandise.
L. M. Br I 'o.
W". W. Hooker.
BERTIE COUNTY.
County Seat, 'Windsor.
Formed in 1722 from Albemarle county. Name derived from James and John Dertie,
who surrendered proprietary rights to British in 1729.
Area, 720 square miles.
POPULATION: 20,538. White males, 4,140; 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, 1,579; negro polls, 1,528.
Value of real estal 7.147. increase of $45,198 over 1904; personal property, $1,-
599,651, increase of r 1004, including 3,130 horses, 1,661 mules, 194 g
10,641 cattle, .30,293 hogs, 3,669 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,213,384; by negroes, >"!:;. 414.
TAX RATE: County. 2:; 2-3c. on $100; Sinking fund, 3 l-3c. Bonded debt, $10,000.
No. Schools: White, 69; Colored. 59.
POST OFFICES: Askewville, AULANDER, Avoca, Branning, Cremo, Cahaba,
COLERAIN, Kelford, LEWISTON, Merry Hill, POWELLSYILLE. QUITSNA, ROXOBEL,
Sans Souci, WINDSOR, (c. h.), Woodard.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. Outlay only for bridges. No. milos,
1,000.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Cashie & Chowan, 7.00 miles, assessed value $ 15.000.00
Atlantic Coast Line, 13.09 miles, assessed value
Seaboard Air Line, 7.60 miles, assessel value 151,86
Wellington k Powellsville, 20.00 miles, assessed value 45.000.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 83.00 miles, assessed value 4,175.71
Albemarle Steam Navigation Co., —miles, assessed value 3,800.00
Southern Express Company, 40.69 miles, assessec" value 1.712.41
Chowan & Aulander Railroad Co., 14.00 miles, assessed value 23.1
SUPERIOR COURT: February 19th, civil and jail cases; April 30th. two v
September 10th, civil and jail cases; November 12th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— Wm. L. Lyon,
Windsor.
SHERIFF— Turner C. Bond, Windsor.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Sol. Cherry,
Windsor.
SURVEYOR— W. R. Rayner, Colerain.
( ORONER— H. V. Dunstan, Windsor.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— II. V. Dunstan,
Windsor.
SUPT. OF CO. HOME— J.
Windsor.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— R.
Windsor.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— H. V.
Dunstan, (chm.), Windsor; W. R. Rayner,
Rosemead; T. A. Sinithwick, Merry Hill.
CO. BOARD OF \S— .7. B.
Stokns. (chm ), Windsor: Reg. Noi
Kelford; E. W. Gra or.
CO. COMMISSIONERS.— C. W. Spmill,
(chm.), Quitsna; O. L. Mardre, Windsor;
W.
Phelps,
Askew,
John L. Harrington. Lewiston; J. H. Law-
i qi e, Exter; L. A. Nowell, Colerain.
CONSTABLES— White's township. W. W.
Hughes Evansville; Roxobel, Jam..- T. Cul-
lifer, Roxobel; Mitchell's. Jesse Hosrirard.
Aulander; Snake Bite, Charles B. Bunch,
Drew; VVoodville, D. W. Pittmnn, Cahaba;
in, W. T. Wiggins, Colerain.
Justices of the Peace.
WINDSOR TOWNSHIP— Joseph A. (
W. T. Heckstall, A. L. Pritchard, E. L.
Smith, James H. White. W. D. White,
Thomas Gilliam, Windsor; John W. Coop-
er, Windsor; A. C. Mitchell, Windsor.
MERRY HILL— E. H. Walke, Avoca;
George A. Harden, T. A. Smithwick, Mer-
ry Hill; R. J. Shield, Sans Souci; George
W. Capehart, Avoca; John T. Keeter,
Avoca.
WHITE'S— John T. Hoggard. Exter;
W. P. Phelps, Branning; W. T. Biwvn,
Evansville; J. H. Lawrence, Exter.
COLERAIN— William S. Tayloe. L. I .
BERTIK COUNTY.
105
Stokes, Powellsville; John H. White, C. J.
Morris, Colerain; W. R. Ravner, Ro-e-
mead; J. B. Mitchell, Exter.
ROXOBEL— W. J. Watson, Roxobel; W.
E. Parker, Kelford; Thomas S. Norfleet,
Roxobel.
MITCHELL'S— Wm. \. Jenkins, J. Law-
rence Harrington, Aulander; Miles T.
Phelps, Powellsville; G. R. Dunning, Au-
lander; W. M. Mitchell, Aiiland r.
SNAKE BITE— Levi Hoggard, Wm. E.
Harrell, J. R. Cherry, Drew; Charles Tay-
loe,- Windsor; G. W. Whit , Burden.
WOODVILLE— A. T. Eason, E.
C. Pittman, Cahaba; J. A. Modlin, John
L. Harrington, J. W. Spivey, W. Mitchell,
Lewiston; J. T. Veale, Lewiston; John B
Saunders, Lewiston.
1NDL
Spruill,
.N WOODS -Charli s Bond.
D. C. Outlaw, Quitsna.
E. D.
Public School Teachers.
Askew. iMiss Mary W., Windsor.
Stokes, Miss Julia T., Windsor.
Mayner, Miss Etta, Windsor.
Rice, Miss Moella, Windsor.
Gray, Mrs. Annie B., Windsor.
Matthews, Miss Mary, Colerain.
Baker, Miss Pearle, Colerain.
Bass, A., Powellsville.
Mitchell, Miss Lizzie, Aulander.
Watson, Mrs. Lillian C., Boxobel.
Jenkins, Miss Mamie, Kelfor '.
Jones, Miss Fannie, Harrellsville.
Peele, Mrs. Bettie, Lewist'ii.
Bazemore, Miss Nora. Lewiston.
Drew, Miss Nannie, Windsor.
Drew, Miss Bertie, Windsor.
Pritchard, Miss Lizzie, Burden.
Pritchard, .Miss Blanche, Burden.
Hoggard, John T., Exter.
Outlaw, Miss Eunice, Branning.
White, A. B., Askewville.
Sra'ithwick, Miss Lizzie. tUerry Hill.
Williams. Miss Ernestine, Merry Hill.
Jacocks, Miss Martha W., Windsor.
Hall, Miss Margaret Y. , Windsor.
White, Miss Kizzie, Aulander.
Mitchell, Miss Daisy, Colerain.
Montague, Miss v ilia, Colerain.
Brett. Miss Lillie, Lewiston.
Spruill, Miss Lillie, Quitsna.
Shields, Mis-, Irma, Sans Souci.
Dearies, Miss Ella, Aulander.
Mitchell, Miss Mollie, Aulander.
Askew, Miss Janie, Windsor.
Drew, Miss Cora, Windsor.
Odom, Miss X ttie, Ui.
White, Miss Gi /er, \\ indsor.
Morris, Miss Emma, Windsor.
Womble, Miss Mamie, Windsor.
Newsome, Miss Si id.
Cooper. Miss Annie. Quitsna.
Rice, Miss B., Windsor.
Barnes. Miss Annie, Lewiston.
Harrell, Miss Jennie. Windsor.
Freeman, Miss Pearl, V, indsor.
Tayloe, Miss Ruth, Windsor.
Mizell, Miss Lettie, Windsor.
Harrell, Miss Lillie, Rosemead.
Odom, Miss Lula, Ahoskie.
Bynum, Miss Rosa, Aulander.
Tayloe, Miss Bettie P., Windsor.
Leary, Miss Amanda, Colerain.
White, Miss Alethja, Wine
Parker, Miss Augustine. Lewiston.
Pierce, Miss Delia M., Co erain.
Castellow, F. L.. Windsor.
Waters, Miss Allie, Woodard.
Morris, Miss Lena, Merry Hill.
Gilliam, Miss Laura, Windsor.
loe, Miss Janie, Windsor.
Hoggard. Miss Lena, Windsor.
White, Miss Pattie T.. Colerain.
Jenkins, Miss Belle. Colerain.
Tayloe, Miss Mary W.. Aulander.
Manson, Miss Pattie, Lewiston.
Brett, Miss Lillie, Lewiston.
Watson, Miss Eva, Roxobel.
Watson, Miss Eunice, Roxobi 1.
Sessoms, Lewis C, Powellsville.
Perry, Zcb., Branning.
Cobb, Miss Bettie, Kelford.
Parker, Miss Genora. Aulandi r.
Smithwick, Miss Su .
No. 2.
Miss Eugenia.
Miss . -rgie,
Windsor, R. F. D.
Rawls,
(Jarris
No. 1.
White,
Aulander.
Windsor, R.
F. D.
Mxss Rosa, Askewville.
Anderson, Mrs. Mary J., Colerain.
Grist Mills.
H. H. Gill & Co., Merry Hill.
G. A. Harden. Merry Hill.
J. H. Mitchell, Hexlena.
J. T. Barber, Drew.
R. M. Bridger, Lewiston.
D. W. Britton, Rosemead.
T. Gillam, Windsor.
W. T. Heckstall. Windsor.
C. W. Mitchell, Auland r.
W. II. D asley, < loli rain.
Merchants not in Towns.
Perry Bazemore, Cut Off.
J. G. Bazemone Drew.
S. J. Britt. Merry Hill.
D. W. Britton k Son, Rosemead.
W. G. Burden, Burden.
Sol. Bunch. Cahaba.
Kenneth Barnacascel, Windsor.
Benj. Brown, Powellsville.
J. J. Baggett, Cahaba.
A. J. Brown, Evansville.
W. R. Capehart, Avoca.
C. E. Collins, Quitsna.
A. S. Collins, Quitsna.
H. H. Gill k Co., Merry Hill.
G. A. liar Hill.
W. R. Jon mi ad.
W. M. Keeti c
J. B. Nieholls, Merry Hill.
J. B. Parker. Colerain.
A. J. M. Perry, liosemead.
wm. Pi itchai d
\V. R. Capehart, Merry Hill.
A. B. Phelps k Son. Merry Hill.
Mrs. M. E. Smallw I. Merry Hill.
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BERTIE COUNTY.
Sans Souci Trading Co., Sans Souci.
C. W. Spruill, Quitsna.
Simoon Swain, Colerain.
M. \j. White, Windsor.
Mrs. Mary C. Williams, San Souci.
A. S. Wvnne, Colerain.
Mrs. L. White. Cahaba.
John R. Castellow, Windsor.
Henry & Morris, Colerain.
J. J.' Ellis, Windsor.
Danev White & Bro., Askewville.
J. E. R. Perry, Powellsville.
Saw Mills.
Cashie & Chowan R. R. & Lumber Co. -
T. H. Moore, Supt., Windsor.
W. II. Bunch. Burden.
C. W. Mi Vulander.
D. W. Britton, 1
C. L. Henry & Co., Colerain.
W. H. I tin.
. 'lie.
H. W. Ba .v.
Mo:
C. T. Godwin.' Colerain.
J. B. Nicholli Hill.
H. II. Gi
R. M. Bridg ■■
R. \. Fl Hill.
J. D. Phi lps, ''
J.
Morris Bro., i
I). \V. Raper & Co., Lewiston.
~ net in Towns.
BAP'I 1ST— S. U. i ranning; T. T.
Speight, Lewiston: E. S. Pierce, Merry
Hill; B. Leggel ir: .1. R. Matthews.
Hexlena; W. P. Jordan, Colerain.
Pliysieians not in Towns.
B. W. Hathaway. Merry Hill.
J. \V. S»ssoms. Bethlehem.
Joseph B. Ruffln, Powellsville.
Lorenzo S. Webb, Powells^
Cotton Gins.
E. White, Merry Hill.
J. J. Jilcott, Roxobi 1.
Windsor Cotton and Peanut Co. — R. C.
Bazemore, President. Windsor.
I!. M. Bridger, Lewiston.
J. B. Nicholls, Merrv Hill.
H. H. Rill & Co., Merrv Hill.
J. S. Mitchell, Hexlena.
W. H. Bunch, Burden.
C. W. Mitchell, Aulander.
D. W. Britton, Rosernead.
C. L. Henry & Co., Colerain.
W. II. Beasley, Colerain.
John C. Britton, Powellsville.
H. W. Bazemore, Drew.
C. T. Godwin, Colerain.
C. W. Spruill, Quitsna.
T. Gillam, Quitsna.
Baker & Hoggard, Lewiston.
Thomas D. Holly, Colerain.
E. L. Gatiing. Windsor.
Mrs. C. H. Etheridge, Merry Hill.
WINDSOR.
Population, about 1,100.
$160,000.
ue personal property, $200,000.
No. white polls, 64.
No. colored polls, 15.
Tax Rate: City purposes, 33 l-3c on
Sll '); $1.00 poll.
( litj owns lights.
Town Officers.
Election is held Tuesday after first Mon-
day in May of each year; term of office,
1 vear.
MAYOR— W. M. Davis.
CI ERR— ( . \. Cooke.
TREASURER— C. A. Cooke.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. T. Thomas.
CONSTABLE— J. T. Thomas.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— T. Gilliam. W.
C. Mi/. 11, C. A. Cooke, A. S. Rascoe, R. C.
Bazen
. P. King.
a. I 1. J. Harrison, •; n. F.
Win. Sutton, iocal agent.
. M. Sutton.
-nister? and Churches.
i— P.. L. Rra
rritt, Pa=
Thomas P. E.)— John
B. Gibble, Rector.
Schools and Academies.
1
Assistant.
ROSEFIELD SCHOOL— Mrs. Mary Gillam,
Principal; Miss Helen Gillam, Assistant.
S MAUD RURLEY'S SCHOOL— Miss
luriey, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Commercial Hot"l, Junius Bridger. Prop.
Hotel Windsor— T. P. Small wood, Prop.
Agi-icultural Implements.
A. S. Rascoe.
J. B. Gillam.
J. J. Mardre & Bro.
R. C. Bazen'
Richard Tayloe.
.1. B. Nicholls & Bro.
Auctioneers.
Sol. Cherry.
Barter Shops.
Wm. T. Hoggard.
B. H. Poole.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF WINDSOR— (Incorporated)—
Thomas Gillam, President; A. S. Rascoe,
Vice-President; W. L. Lyon, Cashier
Capital, $20,000; Surplus and Profits, $2.
447.58.
CITIZENS BANK OF WINDSOR— ilncor
porated)— M. B. Gillam, President; R. C
Bazemore, Vice-President; H. D. Bateman
( ashier. Capital, $19,400; Undivided Pro
fits, $138.98.
BERTIE COUNTY.
LOT
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. ft. Moody.
Peter Smallwood.
Julius Williford.
J. B. Niciions & Bro.
Blacksmith Shops.
E. S. Dail.
Privott & White.
Builders' Supplie s.
J. C. Wilson.
Boohs and Stationery.
R. C. Bazemore.
E. W. Pugh.
W. S. Gurley.
Windsor Pharmacj- Co.
Boots and Shoes.
A. S. Rascoe.
J. B. Gillam.
S. Lipsitz Co.
J. J. Mardre & Bro.
R. C. Bazemore.
Richard Tayloe.
J. L. Spivey.
T. P. Gurley.
J. B. Nicholls & Bro.
Stokes & Tadlock.
Cooke & Evans Co.
Bazemore & White.
John Haste & Co.
Windsor Bargain House Co.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
L. F. Pierce.
Wm. Bonds.
H. N. Mitchell.
Bicycle Dealers.
L. F. Pierce.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
E. S. Dail.
Privott & White.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
R. C. Bazemore.
Richard Tayloe.
T. P. Gurley.
J. B. Nicholls & Bro.
A. S. Rascoe.
J. B. Gillam.
Stokes & Tadlock.
Windsor Bargain House Co.
S. Lipsitz Co.
Cooke " & Evans Co.
Bazemore & White.
Coal and Wood.
R. W. Askew.
W. T. Heckftall.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
Windsor Cotton and Peanut Co.
All general merchants.
Cotton Gins.
WINDSOR COTTON & PEANUT CO.— R.
C. Bazemore. President.
J. K. TAPLOCK
Crockery and Glassware.
J. L. Spivey.
T. P. Gurley.
J. B. Nicholls & Bro.
A. S. Rascoe.
J. B. Gillam.
S. Lipsitz Co.
J. J. Mardre h Bro.
R. C. Bazemore.
Richard Tayloe.
Cooke & Evans Co.
John Haste & Co.
Windsor Bargain House Co.
Confectioner^ Dealers.
T. P. Gurley.
J. L. Spivey.
Windsor Grocery Co.
E. L. Smith.
R. C. Bazemore.
Windsor Bargain House Co.
E. P. Sessoms.
J. E. Mitchell.
George McDonald.
Canned Goods.
A. S. Ras
jr. B. Gillam.
J. J. Mardre k Bro.
McDonald & Allen.
R. C. Bazemore.
Richard Tayloe.
J. L. Spivey.
T. P. Gurley.
J. B. Nicholls & Bro.
Windsor Grocerv Co.
E. L. Smith.
S. Lipsitz Co.
George McDonald.
John Haste & Co.
J. E. Mitchell.
E. P. Sessoms.
Contractors and Builders.
P. C. Cooper.
Noah Cooper.
D. K. Cecil & Co.
Cluhs.
Windsor Literary and Social Club.
Dentists.
W. G. Mizell.
Doctors.
H. V. Dunstan.
E. W. Pugh.
W. S. Gurley.
Chas. J. .Sawyer.
Druererists.
E. W. Pugh.
W. S. Gurley.
Windsor Pharmacy Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
E. S. Dail.
Privott & White.
R. C. Bazemore.
J. B. Gilaam.
Dealers in Ice.
L. F. Pii
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
E. W. I'ufrh.
Electrical Contractor*.
!.. I*'. Pierce.
108
BERTIE COUNTY.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Carrie Pierce.
Mrs. Mary Cale.
Mrs. W. S. Hayes.
Mrs. E. S. Hall.
Fish Markets.
J. R. Moodv.
E. L. Smith.
Furniture Dealers.
Privott & White.
R. C. Bazemore.
Richard iayloe.
J. B. Nicholls ic Bro.
i. B. Giilam.
General Merchandise.
John Haste & Co.
A. S. Rascoa.
J. B. Giilam.
S. Lipsitz Co.
J. J. Mardre & Bro.
R. C. Bazemore.
Richard Tayloe.
J. L. Spivev.
T. P. Gurley.
J. B. Nicholls & Bro.
Windsor Bargain House Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Privott & White.
E. S. Dail.
All general merchants.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
L. F. Pierce.
Windsor Hardware Co.
Hides and Felts.
S. Lipsitz Co.
R. C. Bazemore.
Insurance Agencies.
Charles W. Jacocks.
Askew S. Smith.
J. E. Nicholls.
Job Printing Offices,
Windsor Ledger Office.
Lawyers.
J. B. Martin.
W. R. Johnson.
F. P. Winston.
M. B. Giilam.
J. H. Matthews.
E. S. Askew.
Machinery Dealers.
I< C. B.T/einore.
E. S. Dail.
L. F. Pierce.
Askew & Smith.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. S. C. Barrett.
J. L. Spivev.
S. Lipsitz Co.
Windsor Millinery Co.
Music Teachers.
Miss Maggie Askew.
Miss Maude Gurlev.
Miss Minnie Gray.
Mrs. M. F. Gilla"m.
Miss Mary Smith.
Painters.
W. M. Sanderlin.
Thomas Bryant.
Faint and Oil Dealers.
Windsor Hardware Co.
R. C. Bazemore.
J. J. Mardre & Bro.
T. P. Gurley.
A. S. Rascoe.
E. W. Pugh.
J. B. Nichols & Bro.
Peanut Cleaners.
WINDSOR COTTON & PEANUT CO.— R.
C. Bazemore, President.
Plumbers.
L. F. Pierce.
Newspapers and Editors.
WINDSOR LEDGER— S. W. Kenney,
Editor.
Uveal .Cstate Agents.
E. S. Askew.
Retail Grocers.
McDonald & Allen.
Windsor Crocery Co.
E. L. Smith.
E. P. Sessoms.
J. E. Mitchell.
Sales and Liver^ Stables.
Windsor Live Stock Co.
Edward Perry.
W. E. Copeland.
Sporting Goods.
L. F. Pierce.
Windsor Hardware Co.
Stoves and Tinware,
Privott & White.
E. S. Dail.
R. C. Bazemore.
Windsor Hardware Cc.
Saloons.
8. P. Freeman
I. M. Mizell.
McDonald & Allen.
John Haste.
Shinsle Dealers.
R. C. Bazemore.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
W. M. Sutton, agent Telephone from
Ahoskie to Windsor. Connects with West-
ern Inion ii Co. at Ahoskie.
Chowan & Roanoke Telephoje Co., E. S.
Askew, Manager. (Connects with Western
Union Tel. Co. at Tunis, /ia Merry Hill,
Black Rock, Mt. Gould, Colerain, Har-
rellsville and Winton).
Typewriters and Supplies.
Charles W. Jacocks.
Watches and Jewelry
W. L. Davis.
W. H. Powell.
GERTIE COUNTY.
IOC
Wood-Working Shops.
Privoit & White.
K. S. Dail.
AULANDER.
Incorporated in 1885.
Population, 450.
No. white voters, 80.
No. negro voters, 4.
Value real estate, $95,000.
Value personal property, $50,000.
Tax Rate: 1-5 of 1 per cent for general
purposes. Street tax, ,$1;00 per head, be-
tween ages of 18 and 45.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. J. Dunning.
CLERK— E'. C. Harrell.
TREASURER— C. W. Mitchell.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— A. J. White,
E. C. Harrell, J. B. Burden.
MARSHAL— J. B. Burden.
POSTMASTER— H. L. Early.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. H. Ward.
R. R. AGENT— W. H. Ward.
Hotels and Boarding: Houses.
CENTRAL HOUSE— T. J. Vann, Prop.
Baker House.
Hoggard's Boarding House.
Ministers and Churches.
FIRST BAPTIST— W. L. Britt, Pastor.
PARKER'S CHURCH— Hersey Parker,
Pastor.
METHODIST— W. C. Merritt, Windsor,
Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
AULANDER GRADED SCHOOL— J. I.
White, Principal.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. M. Parker.
Barber Shops.
W. N. Myers.
Fish Dealers
J. II. Bullock.
Carriage Maufacturers.
W. D. Hogsrard.
J. W. Herring.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
C. W. Mitchell.
T. J. White.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
C. W. Mitchell.
Rice, Burden & Co.
Doctors.
W. J. Harrell.
E. H. Horton.
Drusrsrists.
E. C. Harrell.
General Merchandise.
T. J. White.
A. L. Burden.
Rice, Burden & Co.
W. D. Burden.
J. A. Burden & Co.
E. C. Harrell.
C. W. Mitchell.
J. Lawrence Harrington & Co.
N. S. Minton.
W. T. Minton.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
J. T. Holloman.
Mrs. M. II. Pittman.
Real Estate Agents.
Mitchell, Harrell & Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
T. J. Vann.
Sewing Machine Agents.
J. A. Burden & Co.
Saw Mills.
C. W. Mitchell.
T. J. White.
Shoemakers.
H. S. Whitney.
Shingle Manufacturer!.
C. W. Mitchell.
Undertakers and Embaliners.
W. D. Hoggard.
ROXOBEL.
Incorporated in 1807.
Population. 300.
V^iue of real estate, $52,000.
Value personal property, $100,000.
No. white polls, 44.
No. negro polls, 13.
CONSTABLE— James T. Cullifer.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. P. C. Jcnkln*.
R. R. AGENT— Thomas Clifton.
EXPRESS AGENT— Thomas Clifton.
Schools and Academies.
John F. Cale.
Hotels and Boadine: Houses.
John E. Peele.
Barber Shops.
Wiler Gilbert.
M. S. Vick.
Brokers.
Peele & Co.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
P. C. Jenkins.
Contractors and Builders.
fl. J. Gillikin.
M. S. Vick.
Wiley Gilbert.
Cotton Gins.
B. B. Hardv.
C. T. Harrell.
W. J. Watson.
Coal and Wood.
L. O. Hedspeth.
Doctors.
P. C. Jenkins.
A. Capehart.
Ill'
BERTIE COUNTY.
General Merchandise.
A. T. Liverman.
Lerov Capehart.
C. T.
Pcele & i
i urkett.
Jillcott & Bro.
Machine Shops.
James T. Cullifcr.
Mnsic Teachers.
Mrs. Levey T
Ah*. John F. Ca
KELFORD.
Incorporated in 1893.
Population, 175.
Value of real estate, $30,000.
No. white polls, 20.
No. colored polls, 5.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 1-6 of 1 per
cent ; streets, 50c. on poll.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 1 vear.
MAYOR— J. C. Bunch.
LEASURER— Tobe Harrell.
ATTORNEY'— F. D. Winston, Windsor.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— E. L. Tyler.
TOWN CONSTABLE— M. W. Harrell
POSTMASTER— Van Parker.
R. R. AGENT— R. C. Pender.
EXPRESS AGENT— R. C. Pender.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— T. T. Speight, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
The Kelford Hotel, J. B. 8tephen»on,
Proprietor.
C. L. L. Cobb.
Barber Shops.
M. S. Vick.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
James T. Jillcott.
Brown Bros.
Rufus Raford.
Carriage Maufacturers.
George T. Parker.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
George T. Parker.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
All Merchants and Grocers.
Contractors and Builders.
Wiley E. Parker.
Cotton Gins.
George T. Brown.
Hedspeth & Harrell.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Annie Cobb.
Miss Ethel Stephenson.
Dealers in Ice.
Tyler & Parker.
Dealers in Cotton Seeds.
George T. Brown.
W. P. Harrell.
General Merchandise.
J. C. Cherry.
J. R. Harrell & Co.
S. A. Norfleet & Co.
Hedspeth & Harrell.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. R. Brown.
Painters.
George T. Parker.
Sales ai\d livery Stables.
J. B. Stephenson.
Schools and Academies.
Mamie Jenkins.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
R. C. Pender.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
George T. Parker.
LEWISTON.
Incorporated in 1883.
Population, 163.
TAX RATE— 1-4 of 1 per cent.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. N. Hoggard.
CLERK— B. F. Renfrow.
TREASURER— W. MitchelL
CHIEF OF POLICE— T. P. Earlv.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. Mitchell, B.
F. Renfrow, W. V. Brett.
POSTMASTER— W. A. Saunders.
R. R. AGENT— T. Clifton.
EXPRESS AGENT— T. Clifton.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
Barnes Hotel — W. J. Barnes, Prop.
Williams House — J. G. Williams, Prop.
Schools and Academies.
WOODVILLE ACADEMY— Miss Pattie
Manson, Principal.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. E. Peele.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST^R. L. Gay, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— (Grace, Woodville)— John B.
Gibble, Rector, Windsor.
METHODIST— B. C. Thompson, Pastor,
Rich Square.
Carriage Manufacturers.
Harrington & Co.
Contractors and Builders.
L. P. Nichols.
Doctors.
W. Mitchell.
General Merchandise.
Baker & Edwards.
Cherry & Bro.
E. O. Renfrow.
Saunders & Bazemore.
W. V. Brett & Co.
G. S. Norfleet.
Painters.
J. H. Jones.
BERTIE— BLADEN.
Ill
Saloons.
J. \V. Pugh.
J. C. Rawls.
Undertakers.
Baker & Edwards.
COLERAIN.
Incorporated in 1871.
Population, 207.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— V,'. II. Sessoms. ■
CLERK— D. R. Britten.
TREASURER— L. A. Nowell.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. H. Allen.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— L. A. Nowell.
D. R. Britton, J. M. Montague, J. T.
Jenkins. B. Goldstein.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. J. O. Saunders.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— S. B. Barnes, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. H. M. Giles, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
COLERAIN ACADEMY— Miss Cora
Beard, Principal; Miss Eva Watford,
Assistant.
Barber Shops.
N. W. Wl
Contractors and Builders.
Adam Wilker.
Calvin Peele.
Carriage Manufacturers.
W. J. Floyd.
E. J. Bell.
Doctors.
L. A. Nowell.
Druesiists.
L. A. Nowell.
General Merchandise.
D. R. Britton & Co.
A. C. Dickerson.
T. E. Beasley-
Henry & Adams.
J. 0. Saunders.
A. D. White.
B. Goldstein.
I. J. Bea
W. H. Beasley.
Saloons.
J. C. Leary & Co.
J. H. Simons.
W. S. Nixon.
BLADEN COUNTY.
County Seat, Elizabethtown.
Formed in 1734 from New Hanover county. Name derived from Martin Bladen,
one of the Lords Commissioners of Trade and Plantations.
Area, 900 square miles.
POPULATION: 17,677. White males, 4,709; white females, 4,743. Nejro males,
3,814; negro females, 4,309. Foreign born,, 3. White males over 21 years, 1,171;
negro, 1,405. White polls, 1,360; negro polls, 800.
Value of real estate, $1,192,116, increase of $36,834 over 1904; personal property,
$937,387, increase of $115,862 over 1904, including 595 horses, 1,. A mules, 949 goats,
6,515 cattle, 21,181 hogs, 1,620 sheep, 447 dogs, 119 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, Sl,!i08,747; by negroes, $220,757.
No. Schools: White, 70; Colored. 44.
TAX RATE: County, 25c. on $100. No debt in county; surplus in treasury,
$1,782.54.
POST OFFICES: ABBOTTSBURG, Amnion, BLADENBORO, CLARKTON, Colly,
COUNCILS STATION, Cypress Creek, Downingville, Dublin, East Arcadia, Elge,
ELIZABETHTOWN, (c. h.), Elkton, Ellis, Emerson, Folsom, Gravel Hill, Glcngary,
Guyton, Ham, *iocut, Jerome, KELLY, Klondike, Little Sugarloaf, Moscow, Nat'
Moore, Orbit, Populi, Pax, Register, Richardson, Rosin-ale', Ruskin, Sites, Squires,
Sandbluff, Southwood, Tarheel, Westbrook, White Hall, White Oak, Willis Creek,
Yorick, Zera.
PL'BLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. No. miles 300.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Seaboard Air Line, 32.80 miles, assessed value $855,4.12.14
Western Union Telegraph Company, 99.00 miles, assessed value 5,638.00
Southern Express Company, 32.80 miles, assessed value
Columbus Telephone Co., 70.00 miles, assessed value 1,400.00
Tar Heel Steamboat Company, assessed value 7,500.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 8th; March 12th; October 15th.
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BLADEN ( OUNTY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— W. A. Clark,
Elizabethtown.
&HERIFF— C. W. Lyon, Elizabethtown.
RFGJSTER OF DEEDS— J. S. Williamson,
Cli/ahothtown.
TREASURER— W. S. Clark, Clarkton.
CORONER— G. W Hall, Elizabethtown.
SURVEYOR— B. F. Tatum, Amnion.
CO. ATTORNEY— C. C. Lyon, Elizabeth-
SUPT. OF HEALTH— L. B. Evans, Clark-
rcn.
-I I'T. CO. HOME— L. B. Evans, Clark-
iin
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— Angus Cromaiiie.
G»rlund.
CO. BOARD. OF EDUCATION— William
Wbitted, Tar Heel; A. McA. Council,
Populi; W. S. Ballard, Elizabethtovm.
\TTORNEY FOR CO BOARD EDUCA-
lli»\— C. C. Lyon, Elizabethtown.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— C. P. Parker,
(ohm.), L. E. Squires, A. A. Clark, Eliza-
bethtown.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— R. B.
Cromartie, (chm.), Elizabethtown; E. C.
Clark, R. S. White. Elizabethtown.
CONSTABLES— Abbotts Township, W. H.
Hargrove, Abbottsburg; Bethel, C. W.
King, Dublin; Bladenboro, R. L. Guyton,
Bladenboro; Brown Marsh, J. W. Clark,
Clarkton; Carver's Creek, J. A. Meeder,
Council's Station; Central, W. C. Sutton,
Elizabethtown; Colly, G. F. Thomas, Ham;
Cypress Creek, Alex Smith, Cypress Creek;
Elizabethtown, H. C. White, Elizabeth-
town; French's Creek, W. G. Porter,
Kelly; Hollow, R. M. Hurt, Squires; Lake
i reek, Jno. Anders, Jr., Kerr; Turnbull,
A. Suggs, Amnion; White's Creek, E.
C. Johnson, Whive Hall; White Oak, E. F.
Cain, White Oak.
Justices of the Peace.
ABBOTTS TOWNSHIP— S. F. Averitt, R.
A. Ru ittsburg.
BETHEL— A. R. Edwards. Brompton; B
F. Kinlaw, Moscow; J. M. Pait, A. M.
McNeill, L. T. Grimes, A. J. Evans,
Dublin.
BLADENBORO— J. C. Davis. K
O. M. Jones, D. E. Hester, Guyton; J. A.
Guyton, Bladenboro.
K. Cromartie.
ia; N. A. Callahaa, Westbrook; E. J.
i — J. 0. . A. Downing,
Yoricl -
COLLY— T. ( H. Marshburn,
A. E. Cain, i
CYPRESS CREEK— A. B. Reeves, Martin
Smith, Cypress Creek; R. S. Cromartie,
Garland.
ELIZABETHTOWN— L. J. Hall, C. 0.
Gooden, W. B. Hester, Elizabethtown; H.
II. Barnhill, Elizabethtown.
FRENCH'S CREEK— C. Fredere, Kelly:
J. H. Squires, J. W. Daniel, Nat Moore.
HOLLOW— T. J. Underwood, A. H. Toler,
G. W. Johnson, Squires.
LAKE CREEK— N. M. Beatty, Klondike;
Daniel Leonard. Albert Barnhill, Kerr.
TURNBULL— W. R. McBryde, L. D. Mel-
vin, T. J. Hall, Ammon.
WHITE'S CREEK— Christopher Monroe,
E. M. Paul, F..lsom; J. M. Davis, Elkton.
WHITE OAK— A. McA. Council, Populi;
W. D. Owen, Ellis; J. C. Bullard, White
Oak.
Public School Teachers.
Hall, Miss 'Annie E., Elizabethtown.
Shaw, Miss Viola, Elizabethtown.
Woodard, Miss Mary Lee, Elizabethtown.
Hall Miss Mary Louise, Elizabethtown.
Johnston, Miss Helen, Elizabethtown.
Patterson, Miss Theresa, Tar Heel.
Patterson, Miss Emmie, Tar Heel.
Bell, Miss Fannie I.. Council.
Monroe, Mrs. Christopher, White Hall.
Womack, Miss Willie May, Hocut.
Royal, Miss Vada, Salemburg.
Dunn, Miss Carrie, Whit" Oak.
Rayfield. Miss Larena. White Oak.
Autry, Miss Carrie, Stedman.
Corbett, Mrs. Ivey, Klondike.
Melvin, Mrs. Sallie, White Oak.
Bland, Miss Eunice, Keith,
(lark. Miss Minnie, Clarkton
I romartie, Miss J. Eva, Clarkton.
Johnston, Miss Hannah, Clarkton.
Meares, Miss Laura E., Clarkton.
Komegav, Miss Maud, Elkton.
Clark, Mrs. H. P., Rosindale.
Johnson, Miss Caroline, Bladenboro.
Speas, Miss Mary, White Oak.
Marshburn, Miss Lizzie. Clarkton/
Melvin. Miss Olella, White Oak.
Melvin, Miss Maud, White Oak.
Shaw, E. S., Klondike.
Benson, J. W., Elkton.
Dunn, W. M., Clarkton.
Cain, I. H., Kerr.
Dunham. J. R., White Oak.
Lewis, Seth, Brompton.
s, C. V., Wrstbrook.
W. R., Garland.
Me X. W., Rowland.
e, W. W., White Oak.
UCrs. J. D. , Clarkton.
!., Clarkton.
Join rkton.
Johnston, J. M., Clarl
Folsom.
kton.
->n.
Physicians not in Towns.
W. H. G. Lucas, White Hall.
it. S. Cromartie, Garland.
Wm. Willis, Tar Heel.
! ers and Churches.
BAPTIST— W. L. Brisson, William Brls-
son, Dublin; C. R. Hester, Dublin;
Snowden Hester, Judd Freeman, Bladen-
boro; W. S. Melvin, William Brunt, White
Oak; D. J. Clark, Elizabethtown; J. W.
Downing, Downingville.
METHODIST— K. C. Formyduval, Eliza-
bethtown; C. C. Brothers, Cypress Creek;
D. G. McDuffee, Ellis.
BLADEN COUNTY.
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Schools and i-_eademies.
WHITE OAK H. HOOL— W. W.
Woodhouse, Principal.
Cotton Gins.
Clarktoti Ginnin
J. •').
E. >. . I
J. :tary, Bladenboro.
J. :
tion.
The Sridger Co., Bladenboro.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
I.. T. Cottingham, Council's Station.
T. A. Jones, Council's Station.
E. T. Hester, Bladenboro.
E. C. Hester, Bladenboro.
A. J. Cain, Bladenboro.
Tobe Edwards, B'adenboro.
D. B. Edwards, Bladenboro.
Pait Bros., Guyton.
B. J. Sanderson, Council's Station.
Tatum & Tatum, White Oak.
Elias Edwards. Richardson.
W. S. Odum, Richardson.
Pait & Pai- Guy ton.
Merchants not in Towns.
Gillespie & McNeill, Dublin.
C. R. Hester, Dublin.
Melvin Bros., Dublin.
E. L. Singletan , -»-jr Heel.
James Robeson, Tar Heel.
T. R. Whitted, Tar Heel.
The Bridger Co., Bladenboro.
S. II. Register, White Hall.
The Bladenboro Merchandise Co., Bladen-
boro.
S. A. L. Johnson, Abbottsburg.
Z. G. Thompson. Abbottsburg.
V. R. Porter, Emerson.
.Will McKinnon, Elkton.
George C. McDugald, Rosindale.
A. A. Clark & Co., Rosindale.
J. S. Nicholson & Son, Council's Station.
Wm, Whitted, Glengarry.
A. G. Holmes & Co., Councils Station.
J. A. Women. White Hall.
W. C. Bigford,& Co., East Arcadia.
Babb Hester, Richardson.
'/.. V . Edwards- Brompton.
A. E. Cain, Iloejtt.
C. P. Parker & Pro., Cypress Creek.
v; 1 1
W. C. Poiter. Ki
J. II. Porter, Kellys.
.1 i:. Henry. Colly.
Ed. Henry, Kel;
E. I'. White Oak.
(1 i ite Oak.
Y. R. Porter, Emerson.
S. B. (
C. W. King, Dublin.
Shippers of Produce.
W. S. White, Bladenboro.
Mrs. C. O. Mercer, Richardson.
II. C. Bridger, Bladenboro.
G. L. Clark, Clarkton.
A. McFayden, Clarkton.
O. L. Clark, Clarkton.
N. A. Currie, Clarkton.
W. 1. Shaw, Klondyke.
J. N. Corbett, Kldndyke.
Saloons.
Xo saloons in count
EI ITOWN.
colored.
No. 14.
; uo.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— It. S. White.
CLERK— J. M. Clark.
R. J. Hester.
TOWN rn ii. II. Barnhill, Sr.
EOARD OF ALDERMEN— H. J. Lyon, D.
L Smith, J. W. Hall.
POSTMASTER— W. J. Sutton.
Hotels and Boardina: Houses.
Mrs. J. W. Bizzell.
Mrs. <;. W. Hall.
Mis. H. H. Barnhill.
Mrs. W. J. Sutton.
Barber Shops.
Charles Robinson.
W. M. Martin.
Blacksmith Shops.
!1. H. Barnhill.
Ccnfectionery Dealers.
All merchants.
Doctors.
Newton Robinson.
Druareists.
N'ewton Robinson.
General Merchandise.
G. F. \! Yin & Co.
J. M. Clark.
E. C. Clark & Bro.
:l. Hales
Mrs. J. R. Shepherd.
W. J. K
F. A. Kinlaw.
.1. D. Di '
J. P. Williamson & Co.
D. L. Smith.
Grist Mills.
E. T. Hester.
R Bryan.
all.
. Council, Jr.
J. B. West.
on.
P. A. Tatom.
,T. •■ tary.
Jam
1). ' ary.
/son.
Wm.
I. A. Davis.
J. K. Clark.
W. It. Brown.
C. W. Lvon.
A. White.
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BLADEN COUNTY.
Lawyers.
(' C. Lyon.
R. S. White.
Ti. H. Lyon.
Machine Shops.
A. G. Holmes, Councils Station.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CO.— W. E. Hall,
Manager.
CLARKTON.
Incorporated in 1901.
Population, 350 white, 18 colored.
No. polls, 45.
TAX RATE— 16 cents on $100.
Town Officers.
Term of office, two years.
MAYOR— W. T. Phifer.
CLERK— N. A. Currie.
TREASURER— N. A. Currie.
CITY PHYSICIAN— Clark & Evans.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— Clark & Evans.
SURVEYOR— J. N. Kelly.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. C. Gordon.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— G. L. Clark, N.
A. Currie, R. T. Hester.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL SUPT.— W. M.
Dunn.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— N. A. Cur-
rie. J. N. Kelly, A. Shaw.
POSTMASTER— Sidney Mears.
R. R. AGENT— T. B. Jenkins.
EXPRESS AGENT— i. B. Jenkins.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— A. McFayden, Pastor.
BAPTIST— W. S. Ballard, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
CLARTON MALE INSTITUTE— W. M.
Dunn. Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. Carrie Clark.
Agricultural Implements.
N. A. Currie & Bro.
0. L. Clark.
Blacksmith Shops.
G. W. Hester.
Books and Stationery.
N. A. Currie & Bro.
O. h. Clark.
Boots and Shoes.
Currie & Bro.
O. L. Clark.
H. S. Swindell.
R. J. Hester.
J. C. Gore.
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.
i). L. Clark.
H. S. Swindell.
J. C. Gore.
R. J. Hester.
Dealers in Carriages.
E. J. Cox & Co.
Doctors.
O. L. Clark.
L. B. Evans.
Drucsrists.
Clark & Evans.
Furniture Dealers.
X. A. Currie & Bro.
O. L. Clark.
General Merchandise.
N. A. Currie & Bro.
0 L. Clark.
H. S. Swindell.
J. C. Gore.
R. J. Hester.
Job Printing Offices.
Sidney Mears.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
T. J. Fletcher.
Newspapers and Editors.
CLARKTON EXPRESS— A. C. Johnston,
Editor.
Shinele Dealers.
N. A. Currie & Bro.
0. L. Clark.
SaVs mid Livery Stables.
J. D. Singletary.
E. J. Cox & Co.
Saloons.
No saloons in county.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— T. B. Jenkins, Mgr.
ABBOTTSBTJRG.
MAYOR— Z. G. Thompson.
MARSHAL— K. M. Turner.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. A. Russ,
Taylor Clifton, S. A. L. Johnson.
BLADENBORO.
MAYOR— J. Wood Wilson.
MARSHAL— Council Williamson.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Alex. Shaw, H.
C. Bridger, R. C. Thompson.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. D. B. Edwards.
R. R, AGENT— B. M. Edwards.
Telegraph Offices and Manager
WESTERN UNION— B. M. Edwards,
Manager.
Blacksmith Shops.
Callahan & Davis
Arthur Hester.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
County Seat Southport.
Formed in 1764 from Bladen and New Hanover counties. Name derived from the
Duke of Brunswick, who in that year married the King's eldest sister.
Area, 950 square miles.
POPULATION: 12,657. White males. 3,884; 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, 1,158; negro polls, 615.
Value of real estate, $1,199,354; personal property, $558,099, including 595 horses,
7,320 cattle, 636 mules, 5 jacks and jennets, 1,838 goats, 16,583 hogs, 4,630 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,585,464; by negroes, $171,989.
No. Schools: White, 43; Colored, 27.
TAX RATE: 23 2-3c. on $100; Special, 18 l-3c. on $100 and $2.55 poll.
POST OFFICES: Ash, Bolivia, Calabash, El Paso, Excelsior, Exum, Funston, Free-
land, Iredell, Leland, Mahatoka, Malmq, Phoenix, Pigottsville, Ragan, Saint Philip,
Seaside, Shallotte, SOUTHPORT, (c. h.), Suburb, Supply, Town Creek, Winnabow.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. Outlay only for bridges. No. miles.
400.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Seaboard Air Line, 12.24 miles, assessed \alue $244,588.04
Atlantic Coast Line, 12.88 miles, assessed value
324,235.43
Western Union Telegraph Company, 130.38 miles, assessed value 6,323.25
Southern Express Company, 26.08 miles, assessed value
Brunswick Bridge & Ferry Co., 3 miles, assessed value
Wilmington, Southport & Little River Transportation Co., assessed value.
Southport Land Company
2,904.57
450.00
45,000.00
10,000.00
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company 5,819.00
Waccamaw Land & Lumber Company
Southport Building Company (Bank)
Wilmington & Southport Telephone & Telegraph Company
Ocean Fisheries Company
Cape Fear Fisheries Company
Navassa Guano Company
Atlantic Postal Telegraph Company
SUPK1UOR COURT: March 20th; September 25th.
109,675.00
2,700.00
500.00
5,400.00
40,000.00
177,000.00
875.70
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— R. S. Newton,
Southport.
SHERIFF— Peter Rourk, Shallotte.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— George M. Mc-
Keithan, El Paso.
TREASURER— Jackson Stanland, Shal-
lotte.
CORONER— T. V. Moore, Phoenix.
SURVEYOR— Samuel McKeithan, Regan.
STANDARD-KEEPER— L. A. Galloway
Southport.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. A. Dosher,
Scuthport. i
SUPT. OF CO. HOME— C. H. Sellers,
Southport.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— George H. Bella-
my, El Paso.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— P. S.
Hawes, (chm.), Funston; L. M. Todd,
Ashe; J. D. Galloway, Suburb.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Richard Dosher,
Southport; J. W. Tharp, Iredell; A. M.
Chinnis, Phoenix, i
CONSTABLES— North West Township, S.
J. Rowell, Phoenix; Lockwood's Folly, W.
J. Hewett, Shallotte; Shallotte, W. N.
Benton, Seaside; Town Creek, M. S.
Ganey, El Paso; ^mithvillo, J. B. Foun-
tain, Southport; Waccamaw, Pink Sim-
mons, Exum.
Justices of the Peace.
SMITHVILLE TOWNSHIP— David Ward,
Richard Dosher, W. T. Pinner, T. M. Wil-
S. P. Tharp, R. S. Newton, J. W.
Galloway, H. K. Ruark, S. W. Smith,
\V. A. Price, J. J. Adkins, H. C. Curtis.
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
WACCAMAW— C. C. Little, L. M. Todd, J.
A. Phelps, i. I ival.
NORTH WEST J. r, A. M
Cliim p. Williams, J.
; C. C. Williams
LO(
Leonard, C. D.
Robin ord, Samuel Lewis.
SHALLOTTE— Form y Gere. J. A. Russ,
John h. Stanley, J.
W. I ,1, Thomas H.
Patti Wilson.
TOWN I uRant, 'G. L.
1 H. Bellamy, G. M. Mc-
B in, P. S. Hav . Henry, D. R.
er, Geo. H. Cannon.
Public School Teachers.
in, J. H., Shallotte. '
Swain. R. N., Shallotte.
Worthington, John W.. Shallotte.
Park. r. E. M., Shallotte.
Hewett, Miss Eva, Shallotte. i
Hewett, Mrs. Maggie, Shallotte.
Gallowav, Miss Emma, Supply.
Parker, Mrs. E. M., Shallotte.
Williams, Miss Blanche, Supply.
Gray, George, Winnabow.
Williams, Miss Olivia, Phoenix.
Blackwell, Miss, Suburb.
Drew, Miss Carrie, Southport.
Price, Miss Florence, Southport.
Newton, Miss Nellie, Southport.
Mints, J. P., Malmo.
Fountain, Miss Lida K., Southport.
Tharp, S. P., Southport.
Jenrette, Isaac, Regan.
Jenrette, John, Regan.
McKeithan, J. B., Regan.
McKeithan, W. II., Regan.
Hickman, R. B., Iredell.
McLam, George, Iredell.
Russ, Z., Iredell.
Norris, J. F., Iredell.
Gore, Forney, Iredell.
Milliken, W. Scott, Excelsior.
Long, Burrias, Ash.
Edwards, R. M., Exum.
Edwards, D. B., Exum.
Brooks, Miss Fannie, Seaside.
Holden, R. D., Supply.
Stanley, Lenora, Shallotte
Willetts, E. C, Southport.
Brown, Dr., Fun
Whittemore, Miss, Southport.
Pulliam, Mis Town Cr
Sawyer, Mrs. . Winnabi
Mintz, J. C, Southport.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST- f, Town
Creek; Y. E. Wright, Shallotte.
BAPTIST— D. L. Hewitt, Shallotte; Dr.
Brown, Funston.
EPISCOPAL— Edward Wooten, Wilming-
ton. '
PRESBYTERIAN— L. W. iCurtis, South-
port.
Physicians not in Towns.
T. V. Moore, Phoenix.
W. R. Gooly, Shallotte.
E. G. Goodman, El Paso.
D. I. Watson, Southport..
J. A. Stone, Shalloi
Schools and Academies.
REl
DAW'S CREEK— Dr. Brown, Principal,
>OOL— Prof,
luthport.
Cotton G-ins-
V. Smith, Ash.
W. A. Price, Southport.
Rourk : tte.
•I. Johnson, Win
G. E. Bi ide.
Fish and Oyster Factories.
Ocean Fisheries Co., Fish Oil and Scrap,
Wilmington.
Cape Fear Fisheries Co., Fish Oil and
Scrap, Wilmington.
Fertilizer Factory.
Navassa Guano Co., Wilmington.
Spirittne Works.
Spiritine Chemical .Co., Malmo.
Shingle Manufacturers.
R. W. Gibson, Town Creek.
Merchants not in Towns.
Mrs. W. J. Kelly, (Winnabow.
Lindsay Walker, Town Creek.
E. G. Goodman, Town Creek.
A. M. Beck, tWinnabow.
W. D. Lewis, Winnabow.
John Holden, Supply.
V. Smith, Ashe.
J. W. King. Excelsior. i
John Russ, Regan.
B. J. Bennett, Iredell.
J. O. Inman, Freeland.
C. F. McKoy & -Co., Cronly.
J. C. Grimes, Funston.
Aaron Fulwood, Supply.
R. W. McKeithan, Supply.
J. S. Phelps, Suppiv.
G. W. Kirby, 'Supply.
J. D. Robinson, Shallotte.
W. E. Robinson, Shallotte.
G. W. Holden, Shallotte.
lotte.
d Shallotte.
W. L. I Shallotte.
J. V - lallotte.
A. P. Thomas, Shallotte.
'A. Rourk, Shallotte.
:z, Shallotte.
J. W. G nd. i
Rourk Bros., Shallotte.
George E. Brooks & Co., Seaside.
W. A. Long, Regan.
Luther Wilson, Calabash.
Jesse Wilson, Calabash.
J. R. Ward, Winnabow.
A. M. Williams, Phoenix.
F. M. Moore, Phoenix.
W. H. Rob bins & Co., Phoenix.
Dundy Ballard, Cronly.
C. C. Williams, Cronly.
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117
A. M. Williams, Phoenix'.
A. M. Chinnis, Phoenix.
G. M. Robbins, Phoenix.
L. D. Ganev, Leland.
J. H. Smith, Leland.
J. H. Moore, Malmo.
W. W. Murrell, Malmo.
J. H. Potter, Malmo.
G. H. Hollins, Wilmington.
E. V. Evans, Wilmington.
J. J. Knox, El Paso.
D. R. Skipper. Town Creek.
J. W. Rabon, Town Creek.
G. H. Cannon, Town Creek.
L. Skipper, Town Creek.
B. J. Mills, Town Creek.
T. W. Henrv, Town Creek.
J. P. Cox, "Bolivia.
J. R. Evans, Bolivia.
Turpentine Stills.
L. Walker. Town Creek.
R. W. McKeithan, Supply.
E. G. Goodman, El Paso.
Uarrelson & Co., Funston. <
J. Stanland, Shallotte.
Mrs. C. A. Rourk, Shallotte.
C. U. Leonard & Bro., Shallotte.
George E. Brooks, Seaside.
C. Thomas & Son, Calabash.
Pot King. Excelsior.
Rourk Bros., Shallotte.
Jackson & Stanland, Shallotte.
Mintz & Mintz, Shallotte.
V. Smith, Ash.
Sj--.iv Mills.
R. V. Leonard. Shallotte.
<; E. Brooks & Co., Seaside.
Smith, Ash.
S. Henry, Winnabow.
Shingle Manufacturers.
W. Gibson.
I'igott & McKeithan, Supply.
G. F. Drew, Southport.
Rourk Bros., Shallotte.
W. W. Murrell, Malmo.
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SOUTHPORT.
Population, 1,' 36.
Town Officers.
Election is held 1st Monday in May; term
of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— M. O. Guthrie.
CLERK— Asa Dosher.
TREASURER— H. W. Hood.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. H. Pyke.
POLICEMAN— C. N. Phillips.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— rf. W. Hood,
W. H. Pyke, B. 3. Holden, Asa Do
T. H. Dosher.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL— E. C. Willetts,
Principal.
POSTMASTER— Robert W. Davis.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. M. Page, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— L. W. Curtis, Pastor.
METHODIST— W. D. Sasser, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. J. H. Clemmons, Sr.
Miss Kate Stewart.
Mrs. Ida Swain.
Hotel Brunswick.
Schools and Academies.
PRIVATE SCHOOLS— Miss Carrie Drew,
Miss Nellie Newton, S. P. Tharp.
Architects.
Price Furpless.
T. T. Allard.
A. J. Robbins
Barber Shops.
W. J. Weeks.
P. C. Tharp.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF SOUTHPORT— R. C. Hood,
Pres. ; George McDonald, Cashier. Capi'al,
$5,000.
Blacksmith Shops.
S. M. Robbins.
G. F. Drew.
Books and Stationery.
D. I. Watson & Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
John Aldridge.
S. F. Bell.
Contractors and Builders.
A. J. Robbins.
H. Daniel.
Price Furpless.
.1 N. Daniel.
Wm. Weeks.
General Merchandise.
Hood Bros. & Co.
.1. B. Ruark.
.1 B. Fountain.
Dosher. St. George & Co.
S. F. Bell.
Wescott & Co.
,1 A. Lewis.
Julius Wilson.
Perry Reaves.
W. T. Pinner.
Doctors.
n. I. Watson.
J. A. Dosher.
B. S. Warren.
Drue-Grists.
D. I. Watson.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Ella Galloway.
Mrs. L. J. Pe
Mrs. W. R. Ferguson.
Airs. A. Vernon.
Dry Goods and Notions.
I!. \V Hood.
Chamber of Commerce.
President, R. W. Davis; Secretary, 0
Ed. Taylor.
Dealers in Ice.
Pepper & St. George.
Insurance Agencies.
.Tens Berg.
VV. H. Pyke.
E. B. Stevens.
M. C. Guthrie.
Asa Dosher.
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BRUNSWICK— BUNCOMBE.
Lawyers.
Robert W. Davii.
C. Ed. Taylor.
E. H. Cramner.
Misnns and Builders.
Price Furpless.
A. J. Robbins.
J. N. Daniels.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. Rowena Cary.
Miss Carny River.
Mrs. Sally Reiger.
Newspapers and Editors.
SOUTHPORT STANDARD— Harry Mintz,
Proprietor.
Job Printing Offices
Standard Job Office.
Real Estate Agents.
W. H. Pyke.
E. B. Stevens.
Restaurants.
Walker Swain.
Sam Walker.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. B. Fountain.
W. T. Pinner.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
Wilmington-Southport Telepraph Lino —
Asa Dosher, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Wilmington & Southport Telephone &
Telegraph Company — D. I. Watson, Mgr.
SHALLOTTE.
Incorporated in 1899.
Population, 129 white; 13 colored.
Value of real estate, $9,672.
Value personal property, $10,587.
No. white polls, 19.
No. colored polls, 3.
TAX i ATE— 16 2-3c. on $100; 50c. on poll.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 1 year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— C. N. Leonard.
TAX COLLECTOR— R. N. Swain.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. H. Sw.iin,
A M. Moore. L. C. Tripp, F. P. White.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. S. E. White.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. M. Wright, Pastor.
BAPTIST— E. L. Swain, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. L E. Lewis.
A. M. Moore.
Cotton Gins.
SHALLOTTE MILL CO.— A. M. Moore.
Owner; D. McTurner, Operator.
Doctors.
\V. R. Ooley.
General Merchandise.
VV. H. Phillips.
James Holmes & Son.
R. N. Swain.
Leonard Bros.
J. H. White § Co.
J. W. Fitehett.
D. J. ^ewette & Co.
Grist Mills.
SHALLOTTE MILL CO.— A. M. Moore,
Owner and Operator.
Lumbei M'f'rs and Dealers.
C. N. Leonard.
Saw Mills.
C. N. Leonard.
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: 44,288. 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, 1,869. White polls, 5,225; negro polls, 614.
Value of real estate, $11,511,428, increase over 1904 of $1,464,700; personal property,
$3,756,036, increase of $31,045 over 1904, including 5,740 horses, 2,196 mules, 25 jacks
and jennets, 77 goats, 15,891 cattle, 11,134 hogs. 3,039 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $13,405,992; by negroes, $238,292.
No. Schools: White, 97; Colored, 20.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3e. on $100; roads, 15c; interest on debt 18c, Bonded
debt, $200,000. Thirty mile3 macadam roads, cost per mile, $2,500. Iron bridges, 23.
PUBLIC ROADS: M. L. Reed, Biltmore, Supt. Worked by Taxation and conyict
labor, 15c. on $100: total for last year, $18,000. Gravel, 20 miles; improved, 50.
POST OFFICES: Acton, ALEXANDER, Alora, Alto, Arden, ASHEVILLE, (c. h.),
Averys Creek, Barnardsville, Beech, BILTMORE, BLACK, MOUNTAIN. Buena-
BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
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viita, Busbee, Candler, Canto, Cletus, Demia, Democrat, DENMARK, Dillingham,
Dunsmore, Emma, Facerock, FAIRV1EW, Flat Creek, Gem, Glady, Glen Inglis,
Grantville, Gudgers Milli, Hominy Creels, fnanda, Juno, Jupiter, Leicester, Lime-
stone, Luther, Mascot, Montreat, Morganhill, Newfound, Owenby, Resthaven, Riceville,
Rockriew, Sandymush, Shope, SKYLAND, Stockpile, SWANNANOA, Turnpike,
Tweed, Weaverville, West Asheville.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Southern Railway, 47.49 miles, assessed value $1,174,012.04
Asheville & Spartanburg, 10-36 miles, assessed value 91,478.69
Pullman Company, 45.00 miles, assessed value 6,536.07
Western Union Telegraph Company, 251.35 miles, assessed value 7,353.80
Asheville & Craggy Mountain Railway Company, assessed value 8,420.00
Southern Express Company, 57.82 miles, assessed value 6,696.27
Asheville Electric Company, assessed value 262,306.00
SUPERIOR COURT: February 5th, three weeks, first week criminal, second week
civil cases; March 12th, four weeks, civil cases only; April 23rd, two weeks, criminal
and civil cases; May 28th, four weeks, civil cases only. July 30th, two weeks, crim-
inal and civil cases; September 10th, two weeks, civil cases only; November 12th, two
weeks, criminal and civil cases; December 3rd, two weeks, civil cases only.
COUNTY OFriCERS
CLERK OF THE COURT— Marcus Erwin.
Asheville.
SHERIFF— J. H. Reed, Asheville.
REGISTER OF DEi^uS— A. B. Fortune,
Asheville.
TREASURER— T. M. Duckett, Asheville.
CORONER— W. E. Hemphill, Arden.
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— F. Sluder, Ashe-
Tille.
CO. SUPT- PUBLIC SCHOOLS— A. C.
Reynolds, Asheville.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION.— J. O.
Martin, (chm.), Asheville; Jason Ash-
worth, Fairview; R. J. Gaston, Hominy.
Attorney. J. D. Murphv.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— M. L. Reed,
(chm.), Biltmore; C. P. Weaver, Weaver-
ville; Marion S. Glenn, Avery's Creek; R.
C. Clayton, J. F. Wells, Mascot.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— Z. F. Cur-
tis, H. C. Blacklock, J. A. Wagner.
CONST.aULES— Asheville Township, F. M.
Jones, Asheville; Avery's Creek, Tom Wil-
lis, Avery's Creek; Lower Hominy, Gaston
Lance, Morganhill; Upper Hominy, Lee
Howell, Candler; Leicester, C. S. King.
Leicester; Limestone, N. L. Grady, Arden;
Fairview, G. L. Clary, Fairview; Swanna
noa, W. R. Burgin, Swannanoa; Flat
Creek, A. F. Edmonds, Flat Creek; Ivj
James Holcomb, Democrat; Black Moun-
tain, F. C. Watkins, Black Mountain;
French Broad, J. M. Parrish, Alexander.
Justices of the Peace.
ASHEVILLE TOWNSHIP— C. L. Badger,
J. A. Lyerley, J. B. Erwin, W. R. Gudger,
Will Palmer, D. J. Roberts, J. T. Roberts,
Wash Haynes, Wm. Johnson, G. W. Clem-
ents, M. A. Cresman, A. T. Summey,
J. M. Smith, W. H. Young, R. J. Stokeley,
Charles W. Malone, F. N. Waddell, J. D.
Penland, F. A. Jordan, Asheville; T. J.
Sumner, Haw Creek; J. C. Lipe, Biltmore;
R. C. Sales, Gash's Creek; J. V. Baird. J.
T. Justice, John E. Cowan, W. R. Gudger,
J. L. Williamson, Asheville.
AVERVS CREEK— J. C. Jones, T. M.
Johnson, Avery's Creek; H. P. Morris,
Demia.
BLACK MOUNTAIN— W. P. Goodson,
Black Mountain.
REEM'S CREEK— S. D. Ballard, W. S.
Ienland, 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; A. H. Felmet, Acton.
SWANNANOA— J. M. Roberts, Riceville.
UPPER HOMINY— J. W. Warren, R. D.
Buckner, M. V. Cole, P. P. Morgan, C.
W. Howell, Candler; C. D. Nallonee,
Candler.
LIMESTONE— John D. Burnett, C. J.
Baldwin, J. H. Lance, Arden.
LEICESTER— F. Sluder, W. E. Pounders,
H. S. Hall, R. C. Wells, J. L. Williamson,
Leicester.
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SANDY MUSH— M. A. King, H. J.
Smith, J. M. Rogers, Sandy Mush.
P'.ibli" School Teachers.
Miss Minnie Gibbs, Ivy.
Miss Minnie Lyda, \\ i ai rville.
Mrs. Jennie B. Gill, Weaverville.
Miss Alma Reagan, Weaverville.
J. Moon, Stocksville.
Miss Lillie Harts. II, Stocksville.
A. X. Penland, B !ech.
Mrs. J.ila Z. Harris, Stocksville.
Miss Hattie Weaverville.
Miss Pear Cannon Weaverville.
Lewis F. Grant, Jupiter.
E. P. Sams, Fulton.
Josie Bundy, Jupiter.
E. G. Rogerts, Morgan Hill.
Mrs. H. B. Fisher, Morgan Hill.
Wm. T. Woodward, Democrat.
John W. Briggs, Democrat.
Mrs. Grace Carter, Democrat.
W. L. Edwards. Democrat.
Robert Edwards. Democrat.
J. Baird Edwards, Barnardsville.
Miss Laura Penland, Barnardsville.
Miss Bettie Ross, Barnardsville.
Miss Anna Maney, Democrat.
.J. C. Brown, Dillingham.
Miss Gertrure West, Black Mountain.
Mrs. C. Whit. Gaskins, Black Mountain.
Miss Pulnam, Black Mountain.
Mrs. Elizabeth Foreman, Montreat.
Miss Augusta Anderson, Black Mountain.
a. H. Blank' nship, Alexander.
Miss Jessie Yost. Weaverville.
Miss Effie Garrison. Weaverville.
Miss Anna Peek, Alexander.
Miss Besise B. Johnson, Alexander.
J. F. Ducker, Averys Creek.
Grover Woodward, Democrat.
Greene Payne, Mascot.
Miss Fannie P • land. Swannanoa.
H. L. King, Asheville.
Miss Irene Clayton, Arden.
J. F. Farmer, Vsh 'ville.
Miss J. A. Whitson, Glen Inc
S. 0. Ingram, Ardi n.
Miss M.vra Graves. Arden.
Miss Sarah Johnson, Acton.
Gi nia B
Miss Ire ' '\",on.
Kate Hi nry, Acton.
Miss Esta Hofninv.
W. H. Hip] i : Her.
s Pearl Weave r, Candler.
Miss Pi i s, Turnpike.
Lee D< n se, i
Arthur Mill, r. f and i
Otho Israel, ( 'andler.
Miss Amy Morgan, Candler.
Miss Pearl Penlan, Candler.
( '. E. J rvis, Leicester.
Miss Ellen Gibbs, Leicester.
Miss Jennie Lunsford, Leicester.
Haskew Shook, Xew Found.
Miss Lena Redmond, R. F. D., Marshall.
Miss Etta Rej'nolds, Leicester.
Abner L. Barner, Leicester.
Miss Florence Jervis, Leicester.
Mrs. C. E. Croft. Juno.
R. M. Hawkins, Glenco.
T. B. Miller, Glenco.
Reagan Martin, New Found.
J. D. Croft, Juno.
M. M. Hayes, Leicester.
Gilmer Welch, Asheville.
Miss Attie Reynolds, Leicester.
Albert Teague, Canto.
Miss Minnie Reese, ,R. F. D. No. 4, Ashe
ville.
G. M. Reeves, Cross Rock.
M. B. Reeves, Cross Rock.
Miss Ava Davis, Gem.
Miss Rosa Hemphill. Glen Inglis.
Miss Jessie Williams. A/Ln.
Miss Bertha Jones. Arden.
Miss Maude Pinner, Arden.
R. C. Sales, Arden.
J. E. Crutchfield. Fairview.
Miss Cora Marshbank, Fairview.
Miss Emma Ream, Fairview.
Miss Ida Hawkins, Acton.
Mrs. Maud Baldwin, Fairview.
Miss Alma Moon, Fairview.
S. J. Merrell, Fairview.
Mrs. S. J. Ashworth, Fairview.
Miss Mary E. Merrell, Fairview.
B. L. Edwards, Riceville.
Miss Mary Jane EdwTards, Democrat.
Miss Ethel Wilson. Asheville.
J. F. Edwards, Swannanoa.
Emmett Gibbs, Swannanoa.
S W. Radford, Asheville.
Miss Eleanor Hildebrand, Asheville.
(den Weaver, Asheville.
J. G. Anderson, Emma.
Miss Nena Buttrick, Asheville.
Miss Rose Henry, R. F. D. No. 3, Ashe-
ville.
Mrs. E. G. Roberts, Biltmore.
Miss Jessie Reed. Biltmore.
Miss Minnie Grindstaff, Biltmore.
Stephen Morgan, Sales.
G. H. Bell, Asheville.
Miss Ida Wilson, Asheville.
H. B. Fisher, Asheville.
Miss Bertie Walser, Asheville.
Mrs. Eva G. McClurken. Asheville.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— W. T. iiradlev. Morgan Hill; !
.1 D. Colley, Newfound; J. D. King, I
Swannanoa; W. X. Martin, Mascot; S. C. I
: J. B. Painter, M. M.
Slu'der, Juno; W. A. Robertson, Barnards- !
ville; \. J. Sprinkle, Jupiter; M. S. Prof-
fit t, Democrat.
METHODIST— A. W. Jacobs, Democrat;
!,. B. Abi - tnoa ; T. il. Wolf,
Weaverville.
Merchants not in Towns.
Brookshire & Foster, Juno.
T. J. Brookshire, Rest Haven.
Sam 3urleson, Barnardsville.
Mat. Burleson, Barnardsville.
\. B. rnsc & Bro!, Skyland.
R. V. Blackstocks & Co., Stocksville.
Ed. Brookshire, Emma.
A. B. Davie, Dunsmore.
J. W. Dilline-ham. Dillingham.
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G. W. Garland, Grace.
Garren & Shuford, Limestone.
R. J. Gaston, Hominy.
M. V. Gentry, Flat Creek.
H. R. Harrison, Swanannoa.
L. Y. Israel, Dunsmore.
Joel Ingram, Averys Creek.
Andrew Ingle, Emma.
R. W. Johnson, Bell.
E. W. Candler, Candler.
Ora M. Case, Acton.
.1. M. Hawkins, Acton.
J. T. Ledbetter & Co., Averys Creek.
A. J. Merrell, Leicester.
J. S. Stevens, Buenavista.
D. J. McCleilan, Emma.
P. P. Morgan, Turnpike.
Maney & Son, Democrat.
H. A. Miller, Glady.
Randall Rros., Sandy Mush.
W. F. Rogers, Owenby.
D. F. Snmmey, Leicester.
E. J. Rhodes, Inanda.
J. C. Smathers, Turnpike.
John Sorrel Is, Rest Haven.
W. B. Smith, Flat Creek.
B. F. Wilson, Grantville.
J. S. Wells k Co., Newfound.
J. G. & G. M. Williams, Democrat.
Douglass Wild, Emma.
Physicians not in Towns.
C. M. McCracken. Fairview.
J. G. Barrett, Beach.
S. M. Massie. Alto.
Joe F. Brock, Candler.
George H. Thrash, Hominy.
J. R. Thrash, Hominy.
B. II. Greenwood, Hominv.
.1. N Gill. Weaverville.
D. M. Gudger, Acton.
I. N. MeLain, Democrat.
R. J. Wilson, Swannanoa.
R. \V. Cooper, Fairview.
R. N. Cotton, Black Mountain.
ScTt.ools and Academies.
JUPITER SCHOOL— Miss Mann, Princi
pal, Jupiter.
HOMINY CREEK VALLEY INSTITUTE—
O. F. Johnson, Principal, Candler.
ASH£Tai,X,E.
Population, 14,694.
Value real estate, $5, 250, 000.
Value personal property, $2,175,000.(10.
No. white polls, 1,455.
No. colon d pi
TAX RATE— City purposes, $1.00:
schools, 30c. on $100.
Bonded debt, ^
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 office. 2 years.
MAYOR— A. S. Barnard.
CLERK— A. G. Halvburton.
TREASURER— W. W. Pan
TAX COLLECTOR— John A. Campbell.
CITY ATTORNEY— L. M. Bourne.
STANDARD-KEEPER— J. S. West.
SURVEYOR— B. M. Lee.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT.— S. G. Bernard
CHIEF OF POLICE— S. G. Bernard.
POLICEMEN— W. D. Taylor J. L. Page,
C. H. Bartlett, D. K. Lyerlv, W. M.
Adams, C. R. Blackstock, B. H. Wil-
liams, J. M. Taylor, Charles Lawrence, G.
E. Miles, J. W. Bax^ey, J. L. Ballinger, W.
G. McDowell, T. T. Rogers, W. R. V
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. F. Ran-
dolph, S. Lipinsk, R. L. Fitzpatrick. F.
Stikeleather, R. L. Francis, B. Burnett. II.
C. Allen, J. M. Jones.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Paul Pa-
quin, J. L. Wagner, J. J. Britt, W. B.
Northrup, W. M. Jon°s.. B. Burnett.
ASHEVILLE AUDITORIUM CO.— Diiff.
Merrick, President; W. F. Randolph. Sec-
retary and Treasurer.
POSTMASTER— W. W. Rollins.
R. R. AGENT— R. H. Graham, City
Ticket and Passenger Agent.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. C. Co^yer.
Ministers and Churches.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH— W. H. Luns-
ford, Pastor.
FRENCH BROAD BAPTIST CHURCH—
i'astorate vacant.
WEST END— (Baptist)— Luther Brown,
Pastor.
FERN HILL— (Baptist)— Rev. Mr. Staley,
Pastor.
Presiding Elder Ashevi le District Metho-
dist Church— A. G. Plyler.
CENTRAL CHURCH— (Methodist)— J. A.
Cook, Pastor.
NORTH ASHEVILLE— (Methodist)— J. B.
Craven, Pastor.
BETHEL— (Methodist)— R. 11. Parker,
Pastor.
HAYWOOD STREET— (Methodist)— r. P.
Moore, Pastor.
SOUTH BILTMORE— (M G. W.
Abernathv. Pi
ASHEVILLE ( IRCUIT— J. T.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— R.
W. Campbell, Pastor.
OAKLAND II EIGHTS N. PRESBYTERIAN
— No Pastor.
TRINITY— (Episcopal)— Rev. Mr. ( -
IJector.
ALL SOULS CHURCH— (Biltmore.)— R.
tor.
ST. PAUL'S— (Evangelical Lutheran)— L.
II. Omer. Pa>
SAINT LAWRENCE— <Catholic)— Father
Marion, Pastor.
CHRIS] IAN < Hi R( n Rev. Mr. Min-
achuchi, (Japanese) Pastor.
Cemeteries and Supts.
\V. S. Cornell.
Hospitals and Asylums.
Mission Hospital.
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BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
Hotels and Boardinsr 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 Cain House.
The Franklin.
Hillside Cottage.
Ingleside.
The Knickerbocker.
Nelson House.
Oakhurst.
Ravenscroft.
Rock Ledge.
Waldiieim.
The Bon Air
The Ohio.
Mrs. T. Baling.
Mrs. M. Cook.
C. H. Gilreath.
J. M. Green.
Miss M. Harris.
Mrs. H. B. James.
W. M. Jan-is.
Mrs. P. J. Johnson.
Mrs. M. H. Johnson.
Miss M. W. Lee.
Miss R. Lewis.
W. E. Lawrence.
L. G. Luther.
Mrs. A7inie Martin.
Mrs. M. McCrary.
Mrs. Carrie Carr Mitchell.
W. O. Muller.
W. H. Penland.
Miss J. Potts.
Mrs. L. Powell.
Mrs. A. Ragan.
Mrs. M. Randall.
Mrs. A. C. Ray.
Mrs. S. E. Roberts.
Mrs. M. J. Starnes.
Mrs. R. Stradley.
Mrs. M. C. Wadsworth.
Mrs. Z. C. West.
J. T. Wilbar.
Mrs. L. J. Wilson.
Mrs. H. D. Woodson.
Sanitariums.
St. Joseph's Retreat.
The New Winyah Sanitarium.
Schools and Academies.
ORANGE STREET SCHOOL— T. B. Hum-
by, Principal.
MONTTORD AVENUE SCHOOL— Prof.
Matney, Principal.
BAILEY STREET SCHOOL— Miss Minme
C. Johnson, Principal.
WEST END— Miss Queenie Carson, Prin.
CATHOLIC HILL— J. H. Michael, Prin.
HILL ST. SCHOOL— Miss Leonora T.
Jackson, Prin.
BINGHAM SCHOOL— Robert Bingham,
A. M. L. L. D., Supt.
NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG WOMEN— Thomas Lawrence,
D. D., President.
HOME INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL— Mi«
Florence Stephenson. Principal.
ASHEVILLE SCHOOL OF STENOGRA-
PHY AND TYPEWRITING— Miss Emanutl,
Principal.
ASHEVILLE FREE KINDERGARTEN
SCHOOL— Miss Emma Clegg, Principal.
SOUTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE— H. I.
Shocklev, Principal.
ASHEVILLE SCHOOL— N. W. Anderson,
Prin.
Architects.
W. H. Lord.
A. L. Melton.
R. S. Smith.
J. A. Tennent.
Agricultural Implement*.
Asheville Hardware Co.
T. S. Morrison & Co.
t'enniman & Co.
W. W. Barnard.
Auctioneers.
VV. H. Medd.
Banks and Bankers.
RATTERY PARK BANK— J. P. Sawyer,
President; J. E. Rankin, Cashier. Capital,
$100,000; Surplus and Profits, $75,000.
THE BLUE RIDGE NATIONAL BANK—
J. W. Norwood, President; Erwin Sluder,
Cashier. Capital, $100,000; Surplus and
Profits, $50,000.
WACHOVIA LOAN & TRUST CO.— T. S.
Morrison, Chm«; W. B. Williamson, Cashier.
Bakers.
J. M. Heston & Sons.
Vienna Bakery.
Barber Shops.
Battery Park Barber Shop.
Berkeley Hotel Barber Shop.
Glen Rock Barber Shop.
Swannanoa Barber Shop.
Oak Hall — J. W. Bowman, Prop.
R. F. Longbatton's Shop.
Star Barbershop — E. W. Moore, Prop.
The Buckeye.
Brokers.
C. A. Webb & Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
G. E. Mkin.
II. D. Baker.
Biltmore Farms Packing House, Bilt-
more.
J. M. Ledford.
W. M. Hill & Co.
A. Wernwag.
E. G. Ashworth.
Marlow Bros.
M. Lutz.
Keibler & Whitehead.
Hoffman & Kent.
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Blac>«mith Shops.
B. Burnett.
Charles W. Brown.
D. W. Cauble.
G. W. Charleg.
S. G. Davis.
J. W. Goodlake.
W. N. Hatch.
J. M. Kiser.
W. R. Lyerley.
Meece k Elkins.
J. C. Swink.
J. C. Wallace.
Books and Stationery.
Hackney <fc Moale.
H. T. Rogers.
Boots and Shoes.
The Baltimore.
Boston Shoe Co.
Kerr-Hodjres Co.
Racket Store.
G. A. Mears.
Nichols Shoe Co.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
B. F. Clainpet.
J. A. Cook.
J. T. Harris.
E. L. Hunt.
T. L. Hyndman.
E. H. Jenney.
R. P. King.
C. J. Miller.
M. Mourer.
T. W. Norvill.
J. M. Pressley.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
S. J. Fisher.
Asheville Brick and Tile Co.
French Broad Granite Co.
J. S. Hildebrand.
Remmison Bros. & Co.
George Avery (col.)
Bicycle Dealers.
Asheville Supply and Foundry Co.
Asheville Cycle Co.
J. M. Hearn & Co.
Cabinet-Makers.
J. W. Dillon.
F. U. Haymond.
Carriage Mauf acturert.
Asheville Wagon Co.
G. H. Lambert.
Clubs.
B. P. 0. E.
ABheville Bar Association.
The Asheville Club.
Medical Society of Buncombe County.
N. C. Society P. C. to A.
Swannanoa Country Club.
United Confederate Veterans.
Zeb Vance Camp.
Camp Johnston Pettigrew.
Grand Army of the Republic.
Audubon Society.
Daughters of Confederacy.
Contractors and Builders.
S. I. Bean & Co.
A. Bunn.
J. G. Colvin.
Donnan & Stevens.
M. Harding.
J. A. Tennent .
J. A. Wagner.
W. H. Westall.
J. M. Westall.
Cigar Factories.
C. S. Pugh.
Confectionery Manufacturers.
L. Berman.
J. W. Buchannan.
H. L. Fisher.
D. Gross.
J. M. Heston & Sons.
L. E. Jenkins.
C. G. Lee.
C. M.tscari.
R. T. Newxon.
Theobald & Brand'l.
Vienna Bakery.
J. P. Walsh.
Whiteman & Brand'l.
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.)
Cotton Mills.
ASHEVILLE COTTON MILLS— C»e«ar
Cone, President; Fred Cone, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Crockery and Glassware.
S. J. Fisher, (window glass.)
Asheville China Co.
J. H. Law.
Clothing. Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
The Raltimore.
A. Blomberg.
S. Finestein.
J. C. Gentry.
I. W. Glaser.
G. A. Mears.
Racket Store.
J. B. Swartzberg & Son.
Whit'.ock Clothing House.
R. R. Zager.
M. V. Moore.
Dealers in Carriages.
Asheville C. A; M. Repository.
Carolina Carriage House.
Asheville Hardware Co.
Dress-Makers.
Asheville Skirt Manufacturing Co.
Mrs. E. Von Barker.
Mrs. A. A. Cole.
Mrs. E. Southwaite.
Mrs. S. W. Gay.
Mrs. F. A. Kennedy.
Mrs. D. Loftain.
Miss M. Nash.
Mrs. S. Prince.
Miss H. S. Read.
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BUNCOMBF COUNTY.
Miss Z. Starnes.
Mrs. L. Trull.
Mrs. N. I. Walton.
Dentists.
J. W. Faucett.
J. W. Foreman.
J. E. Hawthorne.
J. F. Ramsay.
R. H. Reeves.
Wexler Smathers.
E. O. Chambers.
R. P. Anderson.
H. L. Smathers.
.1. A. Gorman.
F. L Hunt
B. F. Hall.
Dr. Sinclair.
Doctors.
C. P. Ambler.
A. M. Ballard.
S. W. Battle.
W. C. Brownson.
J. A. Burroughs.
A. \V. Calloway.
T. P. Cheeseborough.
J. E. David.
M. H. Fletcher.
V.. B. Glenn.
E. Gruner.
W. D. Hilliard.
C. S. Jordan.
P. H. Lee.
T. E. Linn.
L. B. McBrayer.
F. T. Merriwether.
M. C. Millender.
C. L. Minor.
E. R. Morris.
Paul Paquin.
W. V. Powell.
G. W. Purefoy.
C. V Reynolds.
James Sawyer.
D. E. Sevier.
Joseph T. Sevier.
Lucius B. Morse.
M. L. Stevens.
H. B. Weaver.
A. S. Whitaker.
W. P. Whittington.
J. H. Williams.
John H. Drake, Jr.
W". L. Dunn.
J. Wardlaw Pelham.
Karl Von Ruck.
Gaillard S. Tennent.
S J. Woodcock.
II. H. Briggs.
T. E. W. Brown.
F. J. Clemenger.
J. L. Carroll.
J. E. Cocke.
Owen Smith.
J. W. Bryan, (col.)
R. H. Bryant, (col.)
Dru£T2:ists.
Carmichael's Pharmacy.
Carolina Pharmacy.
Grant's Pharmacy.
Pelham's Pharmacy.
C. A. Raysor.
T. C. Smith.
A. W. Thorman.
West End Drug Store.
Union Drug Co.— Geo. S. Dowell, Prop.
H. B. Praffliii.
Dry Goods and Notions.
The Baltimore.
A. Blomberg.
Bon Marche.
J. C. Gentry.
G. A. Mears.
Marx Dry Goods Co.
Palais Royal Co.
Racket Store.
H. Redwood & Co.
Sumner, Sons & Co.
Electric Companies & Officers.
ASHEVILLE ELECTRIC CO.— J. E.
Rankin, President; A. M. Francis, Treasur-
er; H. W. Plummer, Secretary.
FRENCH BROAD POWP:R CO.— J. S.
Vdams, President.
W. T. WEAVER POWER CO.— W. T.
Weaver, Pres. ; George S. Powell, Secretary.
Electrical Contractors,
Edwin .McKay Electrical Co.
Piedmont Electric Co.
J. C. McPherson.
J. M. Hearn & Co.
J. W. Moore.
Chamber of Commerce.
ASHEVILLE BOARD OF TRADE— George
S. Powell, President; W. F. Randolph,
Secretary.
Fish and Oyster Dealers.
Asheville Fish Co.
C. S. Wallace.
Young & Willis.
Florists.
Battery Park Hotel Conservatories.
Biltmore Nursery.
Brown hurst Green Houses.
Idlewild Floral Co.
Flour, Corn and Feed Dealers.
C. S. Cooper.
Asheville Grocery Co.
H. C. Johnson.
Flour. Com and Feed Mills.
Asheville Milling Co.
Hazel Green Mills.
Foundries and Iron Works.
Asheville Foundry and Machine Shops.
Fruit Dealers.
C. S. Cooper.
!\ W. Lowe.
McConnell Bros.
C. G. Lee.
R. L. Owenby.
C. Maseari.
Furniture Dealers.
Green Bros.
VV. L. Moore.
\Vm. Medd.
McDonald-McChorkle Co.
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General Merchandise.
W. E. Johnson.
A. G. McDowell.
E. M. Mitchell.
Patton & Milholland.
T. L. Troutham.
Win. Da
M. D. Long.
T. B. Ingle.
A. F. O
P. M. Redmond.
W. A. Davis.
Stradley & Luther.
C. Sawyer.
D. G. Noland.
Grist Mills.
Biltmore Roller Mills.
Hazel Green Mills.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Asheville Hardware Co.
Brown, Northup & Co.
Penniman & Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Alexander, Costan & Glass.
T. J. Mitchell.
J. B. Shope.
Hides and Pelts.
Carolina Cold Storage Co.
S. Sternberg.
Ice Factories and Officers.
ASHKYILLE ICE AND COAL CO.— H. T.
Collins, President; W. E. Logan, Vice-
President; George R. Collins, Sec. and
Treas.
SWANNANOA ICE CO.
CAROLINA ICE AND COAL CO.— F. M.
Weaver, President; H. A. Miller, Secretary
and Treasurer.
Blue Ridge Coal and Wood Co.
Insurance Agencies.
Rutledge, Patterson, Webb & Co.
Aston Rawls & Co.
Waddell & Coxe.
Hodges ft Mitchell.
A. W. Ek.
M. Starnes.
LaBarbe & Co.
Job Printing Offices.
Asheville Printing Co.
J. I. Beall.
The Citizen Co.
Carolina Printing Co.
Lawyers.
Merrick & Barnard.
M. W. Brown.
W. P. Brown.
Frank Carter.
H. B. Carter.
H. C. Chedister.
Locke Craig.
Zeb Curtis.
Davidson, Bourne & Parker.
Donald Gillis.
J. M. Gudger.
.1. M. Gudger, Jr.
W. B. Gwyn.
Jones & Jones.
H. N. Lockwood.
V. S. Lusk.
Luther & Wells.
Thorr
Julius C Martin.
.. Webb.
Merrimon & Merrimon.
Thom.is Settle.
:'ord.
F. A. Sondk-;.-.
Tucker &' Murphy.
Whitson & Keith.
John P. Arthur.
J. S. Adams.
R. S. McCall.
J. R. Starnes.
F. W. Thomas.
Roland Wolf.
Charles A. Moore.
H. B. Stevens.
Z'buion Weaver.
J. McD. Whitson.
G. S. Revnolds.
J. H. Martin.
F. A. Gudger.
J. F. Glenn.
J. B. Anderson.
J. S. Styles.
C. N. Malone.
H. B. Brown, (col.)
Laundries.
Asheville Steam Laundry.
Steele's Laundry.
Leather Dealers.
M. Mourer.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. N. Cooper.
T. W. Mason Co.
W. M. Jones.
W. B. McEwen.
George F. Scott & Co.
W. H. Westall.
M. B. Wilkinson Lumber Co.
Machinery Dealers.
Asheville Hardware Co.
Asheville Supply and Foundry Co.
T. S. Morrison.
Maehine Shops.
Asheville Foundry and Machine Shops.
Marble Works.
S. I. Bean & Co.
W. O. Wi
Mattress Manufacturer*.
E. S. Hali.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. J. O. Blair.
Miss 1). Brown.
Mrs. E. J. Coffin.
B. F. Cole.
B. Daathwaite.
Miss Helen Lewis.
Miss M. Mitchell.
Miss Nora Ware.
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Musical Instruments.
Falk's Music House.
Aeheville Music Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Bon Marche.
Miss N. LaBarbe.
Mrs. L. Mitchell.
Palais Royal Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
EVENING NEWS— W. A. Hildebfahd,
Editor.
ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN— J. H.
Caine, Editor-in-Chief; Donald Gillis, City
Editor.
ASHEVILLE REGISTER— R. B. Roberts,
Editor.
EPWORTH NEWS— George L. Hackney,
Editor.
JOURNAL OF TUBERCULOSIS— Karl
Yon Ruck, Editor.
OUR MOUNTAIN HOME— John M. Stoner,
Editor.
Oil Dealers.
Sunlight Oil and Gasoline Co.
Painters.
Brown & Swink.
F. M. Johnson.
L. Swicegood.
Bard Bros.
H. K. Owen.
Fitzpatrick Bros.
R. E. Bowles.
Miller & Rice.
Paper-Hangers.
E. C. & R. L. Fitzpatrick.
F. M. Johnson.
L. Swicegood.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Asheville Paint, Oil and Varnishing Co.
T. C. Smith.
E. C. & R. L. Fitzpatrick.
Plumbers.
Ball & Caurne.
Kelby & Felthaus.
F. M. Lindsey.
J. R. Rich.
J. C. McPherson.
J. W. Moore.
Retail Groeers.
G. P. Allison
Asheville Grocery Co.
G. E. Atkins.
Baird Bros.
H. D. Baker.
J. H. Basse.
L. C. Brown.
Mrs. M. E. Caldwell.
A. F. Cook.
Davis & Britt.
R. M. Deaver.
J. 8. Forster.
F. H. Foster.
L. T. Fricks.
Glenn & Johnson.
G. Green.
G. A. Greer.
F. J. Hall.
J. E. Hall.
G. P. Hamricks.
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.
.1. H. Jenkins.
G. F. Stradley.
T. J. Rickman.
W. Kroger.
C. W. Lanning.
C. H. Lee.
H. Linsey.
P. O. Merrell.
I. Miehalov.
S. H. Miller.
E. M. Mitchell.
A. C. Monday.
J. L. Morgan.
W. Morrow.
M. W. Nobbett.
D. G. No! and.
J. L. Owens.
Owenby & Son.
Patton & Milholland.
N. R. Penland.
S. M. Redmon.
I. M. Sanders.
C. Sawver.
H. Shas.
'. Shaa.
T. Simmonds.
S. S. Smith.
W. J. Sprause.
Stewart & Byrd.
W. O. Stradley.
H. A. Talbert.
T. L. Troutham.
J. L. Welch.
Real Estate Agents.
Aston Rawls & Co.
Natt Atkinson & Sons.
H. Batterham.
J. M. Campbell.
H. F. Grant & Son.
W. B. Gwvn.
H. C. Hunt.
A. J. Lvman.
0. D. Revell.
W. C. Drummond Co.
W. W. West.
LaBaxbe & Co.
Sash *.nd Blind Factories.
W. M. Jones.
George F. Scott & Co.
W. H. Westall.
Sales and Livery Stables.
B. C. Brown.
C. C. Brown.
W. B. Brown.
J. H. Brown & Son.
Wheeler & Terry.
Chambers & Weaver.
Patton & Stikeleather.
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F. A. Mears.
C. C. Millard.
falace 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.
Eureka Saloon.
Glen Rock Hotel Bar.
Hampton & Featherston.
J. H. Lanee.
Laurel Valley Saloon.
C. B. Mclntyre.
Swannanoa Bar.
American Saloon.
White Man's Bar.
Sewing Machine Agents.
J. J. Coble.
Stoves a**d Tinware.
W. A. Boyce.
F. M. Lindsey.
McPherson & Moore.
Asheville China Co.
Tailor Establishments.
Asheville Pressing Club.
Brown & Co.
J. W. Schartle.
Bollinger & Co.
D. R. McKimn»on.
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.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.—
S. J. Calvert, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges 8c M'grs.
Asheville Telephone Co.
The Southern Bell Tel. and Tel. Co.
Typewriters and Supplies.
J. M. Hearn & Co.
LaBarbe & Co.
Trust & Investment Companies.
WACHOVIA LOAN & TRUST CO.— T. S.
Morrison, Chairman; W. B. Williamson,
Cashier.
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 Embalmen,
Noland, Brown & Co.
J. V. Brown.
Hare, Bard & Co.
J. Cathey (col.)
Veterinary Surgeons.
G. H. Lambert.
A. Stauffer.
Watches and Jewelry
Mrs. M. Alexander.
<B. H. Cosby.
A. M Field.
W. W. Goldsmith & Son.
W. H. Shoffner
Wholesale Grocers.
Mustin, Robertson & Co.
Wood-Working Shops.
W. H. Westall.
Wm. M. Jones.
WEAVERVILLE.
Incorporated in 1872.
Population, 329.
Value real estate, $75,000.00.
Value personal property, $20,000.00.
No. white polls, 80.
No. colored polls, 20.
TAX RATE— 60 cents on $100.
Town Officers.
Election is held in May; term of office,
I year.
MAYOR— J. B. Lotspeich.
CLERK— Zeb. Robinson.
TREASURER— E. F. Vandiver.
TAX COLLECTOR— James Clinton.
SURVEYOR— J. J. Reagan.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. Byerly.
POLICEMAN— James Wright.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— F. P. Roberts,
Andy Roberts, T. G. Greenlee, E. Byerly,
M. A. Yost.
EXPRESS AGENT— G. A. Diggs.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— D. It. Proffitt, Pastor;
Weaverville Circuit, P. R. Scoville.
PROTESTANT METHODIST— E. G. Lowd-
ermilk, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
WEAVERVILLE COLLEGE— I. M. Rob*
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.
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RKE.
General Merchandise.
\V. \. N'elson.
W. A. Kelson.
.1. XI. Whin more.
W. M.
W. S. Cook.
J. Z. T. Rogers.
lawyers.
J. \. Reagan.
R. W. Perkins.
Machine Shops.
E. Byerly.
-ipe.
EILTMORE.
Population, 383, including South Biltnmre
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Frank N. Waddell.
TREASURER— A. D. Stoner.
CHIEF OF POLICE— F. L. Sharp.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. C. '
L. E. Holmes. A. D. Stoner.
CITY SCHOOLS— R. R. Swope, Supt.
POSTMISTRESS— Frances J. Reed.
R. R. AGENT— Geo. A. Diggs.
EXPRESS AGENT— G. A. Griggs.
Ministers and Churches.
ALL SOULS CHURCH— (Episcopal)
R. Swope. Rector.
METHODIST— J. R. Wolf, Pastor.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle
Hoffman & Kent.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. M. Hamilton.
Dry Goods and Notions.
A. D. Stoner.
Drusrsists.
T. C. Smith.
Doctors.
A. S. Whitaker.
L. E. Holmes.
Hospitals and .Asylums.
CLARENCE BARKER MEMORIAL HOS-
PITAL—Mi- ■ Orr, Supt.
Plumbers.
J. R. Rich.
Retail Grocers.
sawyer.
Livery and Feed Stables.
T. K. Brown.
Wm. Suttles.
B. J. Luther.
R. I
BLACK MOUNTAIN.
MAYOR— T. R. Brown.
General Merchandise.
J. A. Mayer.
J. J. Allred.
E. W. Queen.
Mrs. M. M. Brown.
J. W. & J. M. McCoy.
A. F. Tyson.
J. M. Thomas.
T. J. Owenbv.
C. W. Gaskins.
Schools and Academies.
HOLMAN CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY— J.
1 , Coggins, President.
Doctors.
Clyde E. Cotton.
J. R. ijandis.
Architects and Builders.
H. W. Fitch.
W. R. Putnum.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. VV. Melton.
J. A. Mayer.
Henry Bartlett.
BURKE COUNTY.
County Seat. Moreanton.
Formed in 1777 from Rowan county. Name derived from Edmund Burke, the famous
English statesman.
Area
POPULATION: 17,699. White males, 7,389; white fen-ales, 7.6S4. Negro males, 1,-
ales, 1,430. Foreign born, 150. White males over 21 years, 3,341; negro,
: negro polls, 149.
Value of rial estate, $1,372,363, decrease of $455,937 from 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $768,447, increase of $109,706 over 1904, including 555 horses, 1,844 mules, 33
jacks and jennets, 36 goats, 5,115 cattle, 4,734 hogs, 555 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,088,433; by negroes, $52,377.
No. Schools: White, 65; Colored, 13.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. •poll; bridges and roads, 23 l-3c. on
$100 and 70c. poll; schools poll tax $1.50. No debt in county. Two miles macadam
reads; 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,
BURKE COUNTY.
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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.
PUBJJC 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 $17,423.70
Southern Railway, 29.70 miles, assessed value 734,221.00
Pullman Company, 31.18 miles, assessed value 4,212.13
Western Union Telegraph Company, 124.00 miles, assessed value 3.G27.SS
Southern Express Company, 21.88 miles, assessed value 3,692.05
Carolina & Northwestern Railway Co., 2. IS miles, assessed value 17,428.70
SUPERIOR COURT: 2nd Monday in March, two weeks;. 2nd Monday in June, two
weeks, civil cases only; 1st Monday in A r gust, two weeks; 1st Monday in Decern
two weeks, civil cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— L. A. Bristol,
Morganton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. F. Battle, Mor-
ganton.
TREASURER— A. N.
Dale, Morganton.
CORONER— T. L. Hemphill, Morganton.
SURVEYOR— D. F. Denton, Morganton.
STANDARD-KEEPER— J. R. Howard,
Morganton.
CO. ATTORNEY— S. J. Erwin, Morgan-
Jon
SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. L. Laxton, Mor-
ganton.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Charley E. Tate, Mor-
ganton.
CO. SUPT- SCHOOLS— R. L. Patton,
Morganton.
BOARD \,J EDUCATION— I. T. Avery,
(chm.), Morganton; J. H. Hoffman, Mor-
ganton; E. P. Bennett, Bridgewater ; Attor-
ney, I. T. Averv, Morganton.
>JO. COMMISSIONERS— W. B. Berry,
(chm.), Morganton; D. B. Mull, Morgan-
ton; Marshall Brinkly, Glen Alpine.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— A. C.
Avery, Jr., (chm.), Morganton; J. E.
Coulter. Connelly Springs; J. L. Houk,
Morganton.
CONSTABLES— Silver Creek Township,
T. N. Neill, Rollins; Upper Creek,
A N. Beck, Table Rock; Icard, W. A.
Burns, Icard; Upper i. ork, Joseph. Chap-
man, Enola.
Justices of the Peace.
MORGANTON TOWNSHIP— Kelley Houk,
Waits Walton, Wm. E. Ross, J. C. Mull,
Morganton.
SILVER CREEK— L. A. Simpson, Glen
Alpine; J. T. Waters, Glen Alpine; F. W.
Boyd, uien — Ipine.
LINVILLE— J. L. MeGimsey, S. B. Moore,
W. T. Austin, Bridgewater.
UPPER CREEK— C. W. F. Patton, W.
J. Arnev, J. L. Navey, Table Rock.
QUAKER MEADOWS— S. M. Galloway,
Morganton, R. F. D. No. 4.; S. P. Lackey
Morganton; T. C. R. MeGimsey, Morgan
ton.
LOWER CREEK— S. S. Hallvburton, W
A. Hood, H. McCall, O. L. Thornburg
Chesterfield.
SMOKY CREEK— Roby P. Moore, A. J
Smith, E. A. Poe, Cora.
LOWER FORK— N. L. Chapman, R. P
Cloud, Peter Buff, C. M. Hoyle, I. W
Mosteller, Shoups Ford.
LOVELADY— C. S. Berry, P. A. Bol
linger, J. E. Coulter, Connelly Springs.
ICARD— J. W. Parrish, J. J. Abernathv,
Hildebran; H. A. Adams. Penelope; W. W.
Aiken, James Martin, P. M. Cork, Icard.
UPPER FORK— R. R. Carswell, Enola;
Haywood Chapman, Enola; J. I. Smith,
Enola.
Public School Teachers.
Patton, Miss Maude, Morganton.
Johnson, W. C, Henry.
j Melton, Miss Beadie, Gambles Store.
McCall, Miss Mollie, Gibbs.
Roderick, Miss Lillie, Morganton.
Sigmon, T. L.. Rutherford College.
Hood, J. E., Chesterfield.
Hildebrand, Miss Belle, Morganton.
Poole, Miss Hattie, Bridgewater.
Huffman, J. R., Pearson.
Curtis, Miss Effie, Morganton.
Duckworth, Miss Nannie, Chesterfield.
Farney, Miss I., Hickory, R. F. D, No. 4.
Tate, Miss Katie, Morganton.
Beam, Miss Cora, Rutherford College.
Bush. Miss Jessie, Hutlurford Colltge.
Waters, D. P., Rutherford College.
Perry, M. C, Connelly Springs.
Perry, R. M., Connelly Springs.
McGrimsey, Miss Annie L., Linville Store.
Hendren, J. W., Hickorv, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Hood, W. A., Chesterfield.
Woodard, Miss Bessie, Morganton.
Huffman, Miss Leiia, Enola,
Martin, .T. Z., Hayseed.
Crawley, Miss Nettie, Morganton.
iso
BURK1 001 NTY.
Poe on.
■rd.
J. .. i
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. II. L.,
i ( . P
mton.
nhour, Miss Lettie, Morganton.
on, Miss Blanche, Perkinsville.
Harb .on, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— John W. Keaton, Chesterfield.
R. L. Patton, Morganton, A. H. Wynkoop,
Morganton; John A. Rector, Morganton;
E. A. Poe, Cora; P. J. Shell, Gibbs; W.
H. Hull, Cam]
i'HODIST~R. D. Sherrill, Morganton;
N. M. Alodlin, Table Rock; W. G. Mal-
on; R. S. Abernethy, Con-
Springs.
Schools and Academies.
WALUENS1A.N SCHOOL— M. A. Johier,
Principal, Valdese.
Lumber Plants.
LUMBER PLANT— Abernethy & Lyerly,
Managers, Bridgewater. ,
HUFFMAN & MULL LUMBER PLANT—
Samuel Huffman, Manager, Drexel.
LUMBER PLANT— Pitts & Giles; J. D.
Pitts, Manager, Glen Alpine.
LUMBER PLANT— Button & Bourbonnais.
SHINGLES AND LUMBER— J. E. Coulter,
Connelly Springs.
Theo'd Class, Enola.
Piedmont Lumber Co., Morganton.
Merchants not in Towns.
H. C Bennett, Bridgewater.
Russ & Buffalo, Bridgewater.
T. A. Seals, Bridgewater.
W. L. Kirksey, Morganton.
J. Y. Taylor, Brindletown.
W. H. Morrison & Co., Brindletown.
J. L. Mull, Camp Creek.
Connelly Springs Co., (Hotel). Connelly
Springs.
J. E. Coulter & Co., Connelly Springs.
P. P. Johnson, Connelly Springs.
D. P. Goode, Connelly Springs.
E. J. Hudson, Connelly Springs.
M. Huffman & Co., Enola.
Somers & Noblet, Morganton.
o. A. McCall, Gibbs.
A. Huffman, Pearson.
J. Q. Vanhorn, Pearson.
J. L. Daves & Co., Rollins.
■\ A. Poteet, Rollins.
J. G. Proctor. Shoups Ford.
Somers & Roper, Linville Store.
W. J. Ame}*, Worry.
Will Deal, Morganton, R. F. D. No. 1.
John Brown, Morganton. R. F. D. No. 1.
— . — . Stamey, Table Rock.
Huffman & Mull Drexel.
Abernethy & Lyerly, Bridgewater.
A. H. Giles, Fonta Flora.
Sidney Kincaid, Chesterfield.
W. B. Berry, Chesterfield.
Grist Mills.
HUFFMAN & MULL FLOUR MILL—
i Huffman. Manager, Dr.
.JRIST MILL— W. A. Wortman, Manager,
nforganton.
FLOUR MILL— (Chambers)— R. K. Pres-
nell, . Morganton.
V WOOLEN MILL— John Meier,
etor. Valdese.
Berry l*c Co., Drexel.
Physicians not in Towns.
i. B. Riddle, Bridgewater.
McG. Anders, Connelly Springs.
Hennessee, Glen Alpine.
Dr. Good, Connelly Springs.
Shippers of Produce.
J. H. Pearson, Morganton.
Fornev & Co., Morganton.
J. D. Pitts. Glen Alpine.
M. N. Hennessee, Glen Alpine.
Spencer & Somers, Morganton.
Saloons.
June Tate.
J. R. Wortman.
John McNeely.
F. B. Brittain.
MORGANTON.
Incorporated in 1784.
Population, 2,500.
V'aiiie real estate and personal property,
$332,327.
No. white polls, 182.
No. colored polls, 47.
TAX RATE— 83 l-3c. on $100 for all
town purposes.
City owns lights and sewerage line, and
has water works owned by Morganton Wa-
ter Works Co.
Town Officers.
Election held first Monday in May each
year.
MAYOR— A. C. Avery, Jr.
CLERK— Hamp. Erwin.
TREASURER— W. A. Leslie.
TAX COLLECTOR— Hamp Erwin.
CITY PHYSICIAN— J. L. Laxton.
BOARD OF HEALTH— L. A. Ward, Isaac
Lazarus, B. F. Davis.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Ed. Clark.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— T. G. Cobb,
Ben Sloan, W. A. Leslie, W. E. Walton,
Robert Roper, L. A. Ward.
CEMETERY COM.— T. G. Cobb, Chm.
POSTMASTER— John M. Mull.
R. R. AGENT— E. J. Galloway.
EXPRESS AGENT— E. J. Galloway.
Ministers and Churches.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Mr. Hol-
lingsworth, Pastor.
FIRST METHODIST— W. M. Bagby, Pas-
tor.
Presiding Elder Morganton District — J. H.
West.
GRACE EPISCOPAL— Walter Hughson,
Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST— R. L. Patton, Pastor.
MORGANTON CIRCUIT— W. 0. Goode.
BURKE COUNTY.
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Schools and Academies.
PATTON'S SCHOOL— K, L. Patton, Prin-
cipal.
MORGANTON GRADED SCHOOLS— Bruce
Superintendent. Teach
Amelia Kenned3r, Miss Josephine Laxton,
Miss Cornelia Carter, Wm. Osborne, Miss
Margorie Kesler, Miss Mary Annie Miller,
Mary B. Presnell, Miss Janie Pearson,
Miss Bell Hilderbrand, Miss K. Smith.
Pupils, 350.
GRADED SCHOOL DIRECTORS: S. J. Er-
win, R. T. Claywell, John H. Pearson, P.
W. Patton, Robert Presnell, Jr. ; John A.
Dickson, John Holloway, Joe Patton.
DEAF AND DUMB SCHOOL— (State In-
stitution)—E. McK. Goodwin, Supt.
Hospitals and Asylums.
WESTERN HOSPITAL FOR THE IN-
SANE—(State Institution)— P. L. Murphy,
Superintendent.
BROADOAKS SANITARIUM— Isaac M.
Taylor. Superintendent.
Hotels and Boardine: Houses.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE— (Hotel.)— J. T. Wal-
ton. Proprietor.
Met ON NAUGHEY HOUSE— (Boarding
House) — Mrs. Anna McConnaughey, Pro-
prietor.
30ARDING HOUSE— Mrs. G. P. Er-
v m. Proprietor.
HOTEL MORGAN— J. A. Shupin, Prop.
Agricultural Implements.
The Morganton Hardware Co.
Auctioneers.
J. F. Battle.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MORGAN-
TON— A. M. Kistler, President; A. M.
Ingold, Cashier. Capital, $25,000; Surplus
and Profits, $11,000.
THE BANK OF MORGANTON— J. A.
Dickson, President; W. E. Walton, Cashier.
Capital, $15,000; Undivided Profits, $498.81.
Barber Shops.
Wilson'B Barber Shop— J. H. Wilson, Pro-
pi ietor.
Gardener & Co.
Blacksmith Shops.
Joseph Poteet.
Coffey Carriage Co.
Bicycle Dealers.
Russell Coleman.
Books and Stationery.
B. S. Gaither.
Boots and Shoes.
Walton & Presnell.
1. I. Davis & Son.
Lazarus Bros.
M. B. Kibler & Co.
Huffman & Connelly.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
J. W. Williams.
James Amos.
Brink M'f 'rs and Dealers.
.1. L. Duckworth.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Korney & Co.
E. F. Patton & Co.
Boger & Co.
Cabinet-Makers.
MORGANTON M'F'G AND TRADING CO.
J A. Dickson, Manager.
FURNITURE SHOPS— (Deaf and Dumb
School)— M. J. Green, Manager.
Canned Goods.
Forney & Co.
Bristol & Harbison.
Thomas Lowdermilk.
P. F. Newton.
Contractors and Builders.
Sloan & Hallman.
Joseph M. Dale.
.1. M. McGalliard.
Fred. Mull.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Claywell Bros.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
B. F. Davis.
Lazarus Bros.
J. L. Anderson.
Coal and 'Wood.
John H. Pearson.
Cotton Mills.
THE ALPINE COTTON MILLS— J. E. Er-
win, Sec. and Treas. and Supt.
Crockery and Glassware.
Claywell Bros.
Confectionery Dealers.
B. S. Gaither.
W. A. Leslie.
L. D. Allison.
Tom Lowdermilk.
Hilderbrand & Conley.
Chamber of Commerce.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE— I. I. Davij,
President; B. S. Gaither, Secretary.
Dealers in Carriages.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
B. S. Gaither.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
J. II. Pearson.
Dealers in Ice.
Forney & Co.
E. F. Patton & Co.
Boger & Roseborough.
Dealers In Oil.
Standard Oil Co.— J. M. Patton, Agt.
Dentists.
I. P. Jeter.
Dr. Holleday.
Dr. Dula.
Doctors.
J. 1 1. Laxton.
J. R. Anderson.
E. s. Warlick.
P. L. Murphy.
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BURKE COUNTY.
C. E. Ross.
f. M. Taylor.
J. J. McCampbell.
W. E. Phifer.
Druecrists.
\V. A. Leslie.
John Tull.
L. D. Allison.
Dry Goods and Notions.
I. I. Davis & Son.
Walton & Presnell.
Lazarus Bros.
M. B. Kibler & Co.
Huffman & Connelly.
Mrs. A. E. Hicks.
Electric Companies & Officers.
MORGANTON ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER CO.— R. T. Clay well, Manager.—
(Municipal.)
Florists.
T. S. Smith.
Earnest Bush.
E. F. Patton & Co.
Fish Markets.
Thomas Lowdermilk.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
J H. Pearson.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
W. G. Hogan.
Furniture Manufacturers.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT— Deaf and
Dumb School)— M. J. Green, Manager.
MORGANTON M'F'G AND TRADING CO.
-John A. Dickson, Manager.
Furniture Dealers.
Clavwell Bros.
W. A. Kirksey.
General Merchandise.
I. I. Davis & Son.
Walton & Presnell.
Lazarus Bros.
J. L. Anderson & Co.
M. B. Kibler & Co.
Huffman & Connelly.
P. F. Newton.
Somers & Roper.
Bost, Forney & Co.
Jim McNeeley.
E. F. Kirksey.
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.— Andrew Kistler,
Superintendent.
Ice Factories and Officers.
TCE DEPARTMENT DEAF AND DUMH
SCHOOL— G. L. Phifer, Steward.
Insurance Agencies.
Avery & Erwin.
A. C. Avery.
W. A. Townsend.
John H. Pearson.
M. P. Hilderbrand.
L. H. Corpening.
P. W. Patton.
Lawyers.
A. C. Avery, Sr.
I T. Avery.
\V. C. Erwin.
S. J. Erwin.
J. T. Perkins.
J. M. Mull.
M. Silver.
W. S. Pearson.
A. C. Avery, Jr.
Leather Dealers.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Lurnhpr M'f'rs and Dealers.
Uutton & Bourbonnais.
M J. Denton.
Huffman & Mull.
Morganton iff g & Trading Co.
Piedmont Lumber Co.
Machinery Dealers.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Masons and Builders.
Joseph M. Dale.
J. M. iucGalliard.
S. Morrow.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. E. B. Claywell.
Hardy Turner.
Millinery and Fancy Goods-
Mrs. A. E. Hicks.
Lazarus Bros.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
W. A. Leslie.
L. D. Allison.
Newspapers and Editors.
NEWS-HERALD— T. G. Cobb, Editor.
Painters.
F. E. Kaylor.
W. W. Hardin.
Jones Queen.
Roma Houk.
Albert Lytte & Co.
Jim Gibby.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Photographers.
Lloyd Webb.
Mrs. M. E. iiliam.
Produce Dealers.
J. H. Pearson.
Real Estate Agents.
Avery & Avery.
Avery & Erwin.
Retail Grocers.
Forney & Co.
Boger & Co.
Bristol & Harbison.
E. F. Patton & Co.
Connell & Hilderbrand.
W. A. Ross.
E. F. Kirksey.
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P. F. Newton.
Sash and Blind Factories.
M0RGAN10N M'F'G AND TRADING CO.
—J A. Dickson, Manager.
Sales aid Livery StaLIes.
Ward & Son.
Epley & Dale.
McDowell & Bristol.
Stove3 and Tinware.
Mcrganton Hardware Co.
S. S. Lane.
Shingle Dealers.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Mutton & Bouxbonnais.
J. D. Gloss.
Telegraph Offices and M'gTs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— Tate
Simpson, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
BURKE TELEPHONE CO.— W. C. Erwin.
Manager; Switchboard Operator, Miss Em-
ma Patton.
Typewriters and Supplies.
B. S. Gaither, (supplies.)
Watches and Jewelry
Swindell & Patton.
W. A. Wortman.
Wood-Working Shops.
MORGANTON M'F'G A^TD TRADING CO.
— J. A. Dickson. Manager.
PAYNE & SON— H. F. Payne, M'gr.
Wholesale Grocers,
Spencer & Somers.
GLEN ALPINE.
Incorporated in 1884.
Population, 147.
Value real estate and personal property
$37,125.
Tax rate, 20c. on $1(V>.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— E. A. Hennesce.
CLERK— J. M. Brinkley.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. M. Brinkley.
CITY PHYSICIAN— E. A. Hennessee.
TREASURER— M. N. Hennessee.
POSTMASTER— J. D. Pitts.
Minis+ers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
METHODIST— W. G. Hallonee, Pastor.
BAPTIST— M. F. Hull, Pastor.
Blacksmith Shops.
W m . Chil ders.
Boots and Shoes.
M. N. Hennessee.
J. D. Pitts.
T. A. Simpson.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Garrison Clontz.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
M. N. Hennessee.
Crockery and Glassware.
J. D. Pitts.
M. N. Hennessee.
T. A. Simpson.
Dealers in Tohacco.
M. N. Hennessee.
J. D. Pitts.
T. A. Simpson.
Doctors.
K. A. Hennessee.
Furniture Dealers.
J. D. Pitts.
General Merchandise.
M. N. Hennessee.
J. D. Pitts.
T. A. Simpson.
Grist Mills.
J. D. Pitts' Roller Mill.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
M. N. Hennessee.
J. D. Pitts.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. D. Pitts.
Pitts & Giles.
Retail Grocers.
J. D. Pitts.
M. N. Hennessee.
T. A. Simpson.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— J. C. Luck.
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE.
Incorporated in 1881.
Population, 350.
Value real estate and personal property,
$55,235.
TAX RATE— 20 cents on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. E. Wilson.
CLERK— A. L. Lefever.
TREASURER— D. P. Goode.
CHIEF OF POLICE— T. L. Sigman.
POSTMISTRESS— Miss Lola C. Aber-
nethy.
Colleges.
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE FACULTY.
W. A. \\i,ST, President.
1. B. Mc< OY, Latin and Gi
\V. W. PEEL, Mathematics.
[.. B. THOM \S, I
- M VMTE RICHARDSON, Music.
- EUGENE Bl MP1 S, Primary De-
Hoteis and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. Joseph Morris.
Mrs. Elmira Chapman.
Mrs. Ka
Mrs. O. P. G
Mrs. M. ■!. <
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BURKE— CABARRUS.
Mrs. Lee Goode.
Mrs. Mary Johnson.
Mrs. Ha Goodman.
H. A. Fiemster.
T. L. Sigman.
John Rodric.
Mrs. B. F. Cassels.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. O. Shelly, Pastor.
Retail Grocers.
J. E. Wilson.
T. C. Franklin.
W. M. Nelson.
R. S. Abernethy.
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
»vho cast the deciding vote for the formation of the County.
Area, 4SS square miles.
POPULATION: 22,456. White males, 8,172; white females, 8,183. Foreign born,
28. Negro males, 2,910: negro females, 8,191. White males over 21 years, 3,616; negro
males over 21 years, 1,219. White polls, 2,606; negro polls, 646. ^
Value of real estate, $3,144,127, decrease of $26,854 from 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,600,231, decrease of $255,611 from 1904, including 2,659 horses, 2,144 mules, 13
jacks and jennets, 129 goats, 7,567 cattle, 6,548 hogs, 750 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $4,624,402; by negroes, $119,956.
No. Schools: White, 48; Colored, 22.
TAX RATE: County, 22 2-Sc. on si00: roads, 25c. Floating debt, $15,000. No.
miles macadam road, 15. Cost per mile, $2,000 to $3,000. No iron bridges, 9.
POST OFFICES- Posts Mills, Carriker, Clear Creek, CONCORD, (c. h.),
Furrs, Garmond, Georgeville, Glass, HARRISBURG, Leading, Minor, MOUNT PLEAS-
ANT, Pioneer Mills, Smiths Ford. __
PUBLIC ROADS: W. F. Goodman, Concord, Supt. Worked by taxation and convict
labor, 25c. on $100 and 75c. on poll; total last year, $16,500.58. No. miles. S50;
gravel, 12; crushed stone, 17; improved, 30.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
North Carolina, 17.16 miles, assessed value $503,121.68
Yadkin, 1.15 miles, assessed value 5,737.38
Pullman Company, 17.00 miles, assessed value 2,673.25
Western Union Telegraph Company, 431.63 miles, assessed value 1
Concord Telephone Company, 101.00 miles, assessed value 3,600.00
American Cotton Oil Company, assessed value 3,616.66
Southern Express Company, 18.31 miles, assessed value 2,120.52
SUPERIOR COURT: January 29th, two weeks; May 7th, two weeks; August 27th,
one week; October 22nd, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS,
CLERK OF THE COURT— John M. Cook,
Concord.
SHERIFF— James F. Harris, Concord.
REGISTER 01 DEEDS— W. R. Johnson,
Concord.
TREASURER— C. W. Swink, Concord.
COTTON-WEIGHER— John W. Propst,
Concord.
CORONER— A. E. Lentz, Concord.
SURVEYOR— Jno. H. Long, Mt.
Pleasant.
STANDARD-KEEPER— W. C. Correll, Con-
cord.
CO. ATTORNEY— L. T. Hartsell, Con-
cord.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— Robert S.
Young. Concord.
SUPT. CO. HOME— W. D. Gill on, Con-
cord.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— C. E. Boger, Con.
jord.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— T. W
Smith, (chin.), Concord; C. F. McAlister.
Mt. Pleasant; VV. F. Smith, Coddle.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— C. L. Erwin
(chm.), Concord; C. O. Gillon, Glass, R
F. D. No. 2; W. M. Widenhouse, George
ville; J. W. Cress. Concord, R. F. D. No
4; J. A. Hahn, Mt. Pleasant.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS -G. M
Lore, (chm.). Concord; R. L. Hartsell
Bests Mills. F. L. Emery, Concord.
CONSTABLES— No. 1, Township, Frank
CABARRUS COUNTY.
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Gray, Harrisburg; No. 2, J. C. Crisco, Con-
cord, R. F. D. No. 1; No. 3, J. P. Crowder,
Concord, R. F. D. No. 2; No. 4, E. D.
Eudy, Concord, R. F. D. No. 2; No. 8, J.
L. Lefter, Mt. Pleasant; No. 10, C. D. Me-
Eaehern, Carriker.
Justices of the Peace.
NO. 1 TOWNSHIP— John A Barnhardt,
S. S. McWhirter, Pioneer Mills.
NO. 2— W. J. McLaughlin, Concord, R.
F. D. No. 6; Arch S. Irwin.
NO. 3— C. H. Hamilton, Davidson, R. F.
D. No. 24.
NO. 4 — E. L. Is?nhour, Concord.
NO. 5. — E. K. Misenheimer.
NO. 6.— George E. Ritchie, A. <
Concord, R. F. -/. No. 4.
NO. 7— G. W. Dry, G. H. Moose, Goldhill,
R. F. D. No. 2.
NO. 8— Jonas Cook, T. A. Moser, M. M.
Li]).-. Mt. Pleasant; W. A. Stone, Concord.
NO. 9— J. O. Barnhardt, Concord, R. F.
D. No. 5; P. F. Widenhouse, Georgeville.
NO. 10— R. L. Hartsell, Bosls Mills;
P. J. Hartsell, Garmond; D. W. Turner,
Smiths Ford: Sam Black, Carriker; W.
G. Newell, Concord, R. F. D. No. 7: D.
W. Garmond, Furrs; W. M. Long, Brief.
NO. 11— VV. L. Morris, A. F. Hagler, C.
A. Isenhour, Concord.
NO. 12— C. A. Pitts, G. M. Lore, W. J.
[[ill. .1. N. Brown, D. M. Furr, John
Melnnis, Concord.
Public School Teachers.
R. L. Hartsell, Bost M 11.
W. W. Rankin. Georgeville.
A. P. Widenhouse, Georgeville.
W. W. Tucker, Concord, R. F. D. No. 2.
Clifford Tucker, Concord, R. F. D. No. 2.
H. W. Barrier, Mt. Pleasant. '
S. J. Ludwig, Mt. Pleasant.
H. C. Ridenhouse, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Jesse Shuping, Mt. Pieasant.
J. L. D. Barringer, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 5.
J. 0. Barnhardt, Concord, R. F. D. !
A. H. Lippard, Concord, R. F. D. No. l.
A. II. Peninger, Concord, R. F. D'. No. 4.
John Suther, Concord, R. F. D. No. i.
Will Lentz, Concord. R. F. D. No. 4.
G. P. Furr, oddle.
A. C. Cochran, Concord, R. F. D. No. 1.
M. J. Shinn, Concord, R. F. D. No. :;.
Will Barnhardt, Concord, R. F. D. No. 3.
H. T. Baker, Harrisburg.
W. I rd, R. F. D. No. 6.
J. W. Hatsell, ueading.
J. W. B. Long. Carriker.
Hall Black, ( arriker.
Ilarve Cook, Carriker.
H. M. Baucom, Concord. R. F. i '.
W. L. Williamson, ooncord, R. I
No. 7.
J. W. Snyder, Concord.
Chas. Andrew. Concord, P. I'. 1 ■'.
Miss Nora Kluttz, Georgeville.
Miss Lizzie Shinn, G >rg ille.
Miss Kate Wags', Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Cora Sloop, Mt. Pleasant.
Mi~s Dora Moser, Concord, R. F. D. No. 5.
Miss ~pha Barrier, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Miss Banks Dunn, Gold Hill.
Miss Grace Ritchie, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Miss Fannie Turner, Glass.
Miss Beulah Johnson, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Mary Isenhour, Glass.
Miss Mattie Brown, Eastfleld.
Miss Lula Morrison, Concord.
Miss Emma Corrier, Smiths Ford.
Miss Laura Gourley, Concord, R. F. D.
D. No. 6.
Miss Bessie Newell, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 7.
Miss Sallie Belle White, Concord, R. F.
D. No. 7.
Miss Florence Blackwelder, Harrisburg.
Miss Clemmie Long, Carriker.
■ Iva Townsend, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Ora Hoover Concord.
ibel Means, Concord.
Miss Cora Smoot, Concord.
Miss Laura Leslie, Concord.
Miss Mary King, Concord.
Miss Rosa Phipher. Concord.
3 Nina D'ayvault, Concord.
Miss Mary L. Harris. Concord.
Miss L.zzie Young, Concord.
Miss Elma Cole. Concord.
Miss Connie Cline, Concord.
Mi-s Margare Moser. Concord.
Miss Zula Patterson, Concord.
s Zeta Caldwell, Concord.
. E. C. Misenheimer, Com
Miss Addie White, Concord.
Miss Annie Hoover, Concord.
Miss Grace Watkins,
Waiter Thompson, Concord.
J. D. Lentz, Concord.
W. Davis, Concord.
W. II. Williams, Concord.
Ministers not in Towns.
I'RESBYTEIUAN— R. J. Hunter. Harris-
hurg; •(• M. McLean, Concord; J. F. Pharr,
Mill Hill.
Ml'.THODIST— E. G. Pusey, '.-inker; W.
V. Honeycutt, C E.
Pleasant.
BAI'TICT— W. 7. Talbert, Com
Schools and Academies.
ROCKY RIVLR HIGH SCHOOL— Wm. G.
Prin., Harrisburg.
i). i;i..\X|> HALL FOR GIRLS
Melis " '.'• Principal, Concord.
Physicians not in Towns.
S. : Asbui'ir.
J. !:. Jerome, Gi
.T. W. :
George .1. Gouger, Tuiin.
.1. R. Wilson, Harrisburg.
T. K. "In t. Harrisbarg.
On'tnn G-iias.
R. F.
No. 7.
Burli j -ii t omon, « tonei
!i. No. 7.
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CABARRUS COUNTY.
K. \. Brown, Concord.
K. T. Bosl Bosts Mills.
shim, & Widtnhouse, Georgeville.
P. F. Stallings, Concord. R. F. D. No. 6.
T. F. Pharr, Concord, R. F. D. No. 6.
Cannon & Young, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Harrisburg Improvement Co., Harrisburg.
Smith Bros., U ille, R. F. I). No. 1.
M. F. Teeter, Concord, R. F. D. No. 6.
R. A. Russell, Concord.
Dees & Joyner, Concord, R. F. D. Ni i. 6.
■1. C. McEachern, Carriker.
E. F. Faggart, Concord, R. F. D\ No. 5.
J. L. Barnhardt, Concord, R. F. D. No. 5.
Southern Cotton Oil Co., Concord.
J. B. Green, Garmond.
The W. R. Kindley M'f'g Co., Mt. Pleas-
ant.
Foil Bros., Mt. Pleasant.
Rogers & Triece, Glass.
W. D. Harry, Harrisburg.
Daniel Foil, Concord.
J. R. Wallace, Huntersville, R. F. D.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. F. Alexander. Harrisburg.
J. E. Brown, Concord, R. F. D. No. 2.
P. B. Bost, Flows.
I) A. Kluttz, Flows.
Burleyson & Bost, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 7.
George Barbee, Carriker.
P. J. Hartsell, Garmond.
Charles McEachern, Carriker.
Barrier & Lentz, Concord, R. F. D. No. 3.
J. W. Carriker. Carriker.
M. A Emmerson, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 2.
John Watts. Concord. R. F. D. No. 3.
Rogers & Dayvault, Glass.
M. E. tlerrin, 1 leading.
.lohn \V. Stallings, Leading.
Lentz & Lentz, Goldhill, R. F. D. No. 2.
P. J Little. Bost* Mills.
M. M. & D. L. Morrison, Harrisburg.
Wade Spears, Pioneer Mills.
P. F. Stallings, Concord, R. F. D. No. 6.
James W. Taylor, Harrisburg.
J. W. Wallace. Tulin.
Widenhouse &, Shinn, Oeorgeville.
Barrier & Sons, Georgeville.
Miami Store, Concord, R. F. D. No. 5.
J. R. McCurdv, Mooresville, R. F. D.
R. F. Walhce, Tulin.
Smith & Smith, Coddle.
J. F. ■■ ■ Concord, R. F. D.
No 1.
John W. Cook, Concord, R. F. D. No. 3.
J. P. Triece, Class.
George Foil, Mt. Pleasant.
CONCORD.
Incorporated in 1851.
Population, 7,010; white, r.,121; colored,
l,78'i
Yalue personal pi
No. v.'l' ;
No. negro po •
TAX RATE— ?3. 75 on poll; city purposes,
$1.80 on poll; schools, 90c. on poll; bondrd
City owns water plant and electric light
plant.
Town Officers.
Election is held Tuesday after first Mon-
day in May; teim of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— J. B. Caldwell.
CLERK— J. C. Fink.
TREASURER— J. C. Fink.
TAX COLLECTOR— R. L. McConnell.
ATTORNEY— L. T. Hartsell.
CITY PHYSICIAN— Robert S. Young.
STANDARD-KEEPER— Co. Standard-Keep-
er.
SURVEYOR— Q E. Smith.
SUPT. OF FIRE DEPT.— J. L. Miller.
CHIEF OF HOSE AND REEL— R. W.
lohnst > i.
CHIEF HOOK AND LADDER— (Col.)—
James Boger, (col.)
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. L. Boger.
POLICEMEN— R. C. Benfield, R. Will
Johnston, J. S. Bmsw !1, Robert Sappen-
field.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. A. Kennett,
W. A. Wilkinson, C. H. Peck. W. L. Bell,
W. C. Correll, J. L. Miller, W. S. Bing-
ham, John H. Rutlege.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPT— Walter
Thompson.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— D. B. Col-
trane, D. P. Dayvault. John B. Sherrill, G.
G Richmond, B. E. Harris, John A. Cline.
POSTMASTER— George L. Patterson.
R. R. AGENT— T. P. Carson.
EXPRESS AGENT— John C. Correll.
Ministers and Churclies.
ALL SAINTS— (Episcopal)— J. C. Davis,
Rector.
CONCORD CIRCUiT— W. D. Hunnicutt.
FOREST HILL METHODIST— Gilbert T.
Rowe. Pastor.
CANNONVILLE METHODIST— B. F. Car-
penter. Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN— G. II. Cornel-
son, Pas ■ or.
CANNONX II.I.E PRESP.YTERI \ ^ — John
Wakefield. Pastor.
KcKINNON PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Mr.
Haney, Pastor.
BAPTIST— R. TT. Herring. Pastor.
LUTHERAN— J. E. Shenk, Pastor.
REFORM CHURCH— S. W. Beck, Pastor.
( lANNONVTLLE— (Lutheran)— Rev. Mr.
Strickler, Pastor.
Cemeteries and Supts.
L. H. Sides.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
St. Cloud— Mrs. M. C. P/usenbury, Prop.
mainly — Y. L. Norman, Prop.
!.i; I use — -I. C. Lippard, Prop.
City Restaurant— S. 0. Eddleman, Prop.
New South •'
Schools and Academies.
CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL— W. W.
is, Principal.
MRS. ERULVS SCHOOL FOR CHILD-
1. EN— Mrs. S. X' Erwin, Principal.
CABARRUS COUNT. Y.
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Agricultui'al Implements.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
C. R. White.
The Dayvault Co.
Architects.
A. H. Propst.
D. A. Caldwell.
Auctioneers.
H. G. Ritz.
Banks and Bankers.
THE GONCOUD NATIONAL BANK— J.
M. Odell, Pres. ; D. B. Coltrane, Cashier;
Capital, $100,000.00; Surplus and profits,
$37,000.
THE CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK— H. I.
Woodhouse, Pres. ; Martin Boger, Vice-
President; C. W. Swink, Cashier. Capital,
$50,000; Smplus and Profits, $34,000.
CITIZEN'S BANK & TRUST CO.— A. J.
Yorke, Pres. ; C. B. Wagoner, Cashier.
Capital, $19,000.
Barber Shops.
A. Viola.
St. Cljud Bair.fr Shop.
Thomas Litaker.
Bicycle Dealers.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
W. J. Hill.
Blacksmith Shons.
D. L. Hathcock.
M. L. Lawinga.
Wm. Pamell.
Robert Wilkinson.
Books and Stationery.
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
Boots and Shoes.
Cannon & Felzer Co.
The Dayvault Co.
H L. Parks & Co.
Dry-Heath-Miller Co.
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
W. A. Wilkinson & Co
Odell Store Co.
Brown & Cannon Co.
Ciine & Smith.
Shinn & Sutler.
Boot ana Shoe Shops.
W. W. Gibson.
George W. Brown.
R. P. Lentz.
Bottling Works.
Carolina Bottling Works.
Breeders of Fine Poultry.
George W. Means.
Building & Loan Associations.
THE CONCORD PERPETUAL BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION— H. S. Young,
President; IT. I. Woodhouse, Sec. and Treas.
THE CABARRUS COUNTY BUILDING,
LOAN AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION — W.
R. Odell, Pres.; J. M. Hendrix, Sec. and
1 reas.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
R. A. Brown.
Concord Brick & Building Co.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Bell & Harris Furniture Co.
Craven Bros. Furniture & Undertaking Co.
Contractors and Builders.
A. H. Propst
D. A. raldwell.
C. B. Dry.
R. A. Brown.
C. C. Whitaker.
Clothing. Hats and Men's
Furnishings,
Onnnou & Ftl/er Co.
The Dayvault Co.
H. L. Parks v Co.
Odell Store Co.
W. A. Wilkinson & Co.
Brown & Cannon Co.
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
Drv-Health-Miller Co.
D. J. Bost & Co.
Coal and Wood.
K. L. Craven.
J. L. Peck & Son.
Arthur Pounds.
Confectionery Manufacturers.
City Confectionery — Walter Hopkins,
Prop.
Olympia Candy Works.
Cotton Mills.
BUFFALO COTTON MILLS— J. M. Odell,
Pres.'; W. R. Odell, Sec. and Treas.
GIBSON M'F'G CO.— J. W. Cannon,
Pres. ; E. C. Barnhardt, Sec. and Treas.
ODELl M'F'G CO.— J. M. Odell. Pres.;
W. R. Odell, Sec. and Treas.
KERR BAG V F'G CO.— J. M. Odell,
Pres. :W. R. Od< 11, Sec. and Treas.
CANNON M'F'G CO.— J. W. Cannon,
Pres.; J. W. Cannon, Jr., Sec. and Treas.
CABARRUS COTTON MILL— J. W. Can-
non, Pres.; J. W. Cannon, Jr., Sec. and
Treasurer.
MAGNOLIA MILLS— J. M. Odell, Owner.
BROWN M'F'G CO.— C. W. Johnston,
Pres.; E. F. White, Sec. and Treas.
YOUNG-HARTSELL MILLS CO.— R, S.
Young, Pres.; J. L. Hartsell, Sec. & Treas.
Crockery and Glassware.
W C. Ccrrell.
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
I ). J. Bostian.
H. L. "arks & Co.
The Dayvault Co.
Cannon v I- • Lzer Co.
Devi- & B
;er's Btur Sti
W. .1. Gl
A. B. Grayson.
Confectionery Dealers.
u Bost
W. A. Foil.
.lol.n c. Smith.
I iiinh Works.
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CABARRUS COUNTY.
W. J. Glass.
H. G. Ritz.
H. M. Blackwelder.
Walter Hopkins.
Concord Drug Co.
Gibson Drug Store.
D. ,7. Bost & Co.
Castor-Sloan Co.
Lippard & Barrier.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
The Dayvault Co.
Cannon & EfVizcr Co.
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
Drv-Heath-Miller Co.
H. L. Parks & Co.
Clubs.
New South Clvb.
Dealers in Carriages.
Yorke ft Wadsworth Co.
RitLhie Hardware Co.
The Dayvault Co.
Dealers in Ice.
A. B. Pounds.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. M'iggie Aden.
Mrs. Emma Wright.
Miss Jennie Nicholson.
Miss May Wl He.
Dentists.
H. C. Herring.
W. C. Houston.
Doctors.
Robert S. Young.
Lilly & Walker.
L. M. Archey
Smoot s Pemterton
D. G. Caldwell.
L. N. jiurle^ bon.
J. S. Larferty.
P. 0. Rogers.
A. D. Lord, icol.)
Druarerists.
Gibson Drug Store.
D. D. .Tohnsor.
The Concord Drug Co.
Fetzer's Drug Store.
M. L. Marsh.
Dry Goods and Notions.
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
Dry-Heath-Miller Co.
D. J. Bostian.
H. L. Parks & Co.
Cannon & Fet?er
The Dawault Co.
II Store Co.
W. A. Wilkerson & Co.
H. & M. Thorney.
Florists.
Q. K. Smith.
Fish Markets.
H. A. Graeber.
Isenhour Bros.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Concord Milling Co.
Flour, Coin and Feed Mills.
Concord Milling Co.
CABARRUS ROLLER MILL— R. T. & J.
C. Lippard, Proprietors.
Foundries and Iron Works.
Blume Bros.
Fruit Dealers.
Olympia Candy Works.
John C. Smith.
W. A. Fcil.
D. J. Bost & Co.
Dove & Bist.
W. J. Glass.
Lippard fz Barrier.
H. G. Ritz.
Walter Hopldns.
Castor-Sloan Co.
Furniture Manufacturers.
YORKE FURMTURE CO.— N. F. Yorke,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Furniture Dealers.
Bell ft Harris Furniture Co.
< raven Bros. Furniture & Undertaking Co.
C. H. Shull.
\V. A. Wilkinson ft Co.
General Merchandise.
Cannon & Fetzer Co.
The i dt Co.
H. L. Parks ft Co.
Odell Store Co.
W A. Wilkinson ft Co.
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
Dry-Heath-Miller Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. T. Hill.
forke ft Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
Hides and Pelts.
George W Brown
lee Factories and Officers.
CONCORD ICE CO.— M. J. Freeman,
Owner.
Insurance Agencies.
Smith ft White.
John K. Parterson.
Cannon & Gibson.
J. L. Miller.
Job Printing Offices.
Concord Times.
Tribune Pub. Co.
Lawyers.
Montgomery ft Crowell.
W. O. Mean*
I5. B. Means.
II. S. Purvear.
W. L. Swink.
L. T. Hartsell.
M. B. Stickier.
W. M. Smith.
T. D. Maness.
Leather Dealers.
G. W. Brown.
W. J. Hill.
CABARRUS COUNTY.
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Laundries.
CONCORD sTEAM LAUNDRY— R. E.
Ridenhour, Owner and Manager.
Lunihei M'f'rs and Dealers.
Yorke & Wadrworth Co.
C. B. Dry.
Cabarrus Land. Lumber and Mining Co.
Machinery Dealers.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
C. R. Whit j
Machine Shops.
Yorke Furniture Co.
C. B. Dry.
Blume Bros.
Forest Hill Repair Shop.
Marble Works.
Freeze & Utloy.
Mattress Manufacturers.
Solomon Einstein.
John Mclnnis.
Beef Markets.
J. F. Dayvault.
H. A. Graeber.
Fred Beck.
John Hall.
Masons and Builders.
R. A. Brown
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Nannie Alexander.
Miss Mollie bracken.
H. L. Park & Co.
Mrs. John Welsh.
Cannon & Fetzer Co.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. R. A. Bicwer.
Miss Lucv Lore.
Mrs. P. B. Means.
Newspapers and Editors.
CONCORD TIMES— J. B. Sherrill, Editor.
THE EVENING TRIBUNE— J. F. Hurley,
Fditor.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co.— A. B. Pounds, Agent.
Painters.
E. F. Correll.
Frank Mimn.
C. B Blair, (col.)
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
Fetzer's Drug Store.
Paper-Hangers.
E. F. °orrc!l.
Frank Munn.
C. B. Blair, (col.)
Produce Dealers.
The Dayvault Co.
Cannon & Fetzer Co.
D. J. Bost & Co.
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
Plumbers.
Long & Walker.
Retail Grocers.
John C. Smith.
Dove Ac Bost.
Lippard & Barrier.
W. A. Foil.
Cannon & Fetzer Co.
H. M. Blackwelder.
G. W. Patterson.
D. P. Dayvault & Bro
W. J. Glass.
F. L. Maxwell.
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
Dry-Heath-Miller Co.
M. C. Walter Company.
Widenhouse & Son.
C. A. Barnhardt.
Hughes & Furr.
Shinn & Sutler.
D. M. Walker.
0. E. Scarboro & Co.
C. J. Williams.
Hopkins & Shinn.
D. J. Bost & Co.
J. F. Bunn.
H. G. Ritz.
Walter Ritchie.
1. H. Waddell & Son.
Cannon Factory Store.
Cline & Smith.
C. Holshouser.
A. R. Blackwelder.
J. W. Furr.
R. H. Patterson.
Smith Shuping.
P. A. Miller.
Houlshouser & Lippard.
Seaborn & Jerome.
Barrier, Widenhouse & Co.
J. C. Lippard.
J. F. Laughlin.
Truman Chapman
Richard Boger, (col.)
Sash and Blind Factories.
Yorke Fumit ire Co.
Sales anrl Livery Stables.
Brown Bros.
Corl & Wadswqrth
George L Fif.ner.
J. Ed. Parne:i.
J. T. Sapp.
W. H. Henry & Co.
Stoves and Tinware.
\V. J. Hill.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardwan ' ".
Bell & Harris Furniture Co.
. i s. Furniture & Underi
■ White.
C. II. Shnll.
W. A. Wilkenson Co.
Shinele Dealers.
J. Dove.
York & Wadsvcrth Co.
C. B. Drv
W. A. Wilkinson I o
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CABARRUS COUNTY.
Tailor Establishments.
John M. Alexander.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— Miss Vir-
ginia Foushee, Manager.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CO.— Miss Ethel
Van Landingham, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
CONCO'iD TELEPHONE CO.— W. C.
Houston, Pres. ; L. D. Coltrane. Sec. and
Treas.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE— (Long-Dist-
ance.)
BELL TELEPHONE.
Tinners.
C. H. Shull.
W. J. Hill.
W. H. Skinner.
Veterinary Surgeons.
B. L. Griffin
J. F. Bunn.
Water Company and Officers.
Municipal ownership — Geo. H. Rutlege,
Supt.
Watches and Jewelry
W. C. Correll.
J. C. Willeford.
J. W. Collet L.
Wholesale Grocers.
G. \V. Patterson.
A. F. Hartsell Co.
Glenn & Carroll.
Concord Wholesale Grocery Co.
Wood-Working Shops.
Yorke Furniture Co.
C. B. Dry.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Incorporated in 1859.
Population, 800.
MAYOR— H. C. McAllister.
POSTMASTER— A. W. Moose.
Ministers and Churches.
LUTHERAN— H. A. McCollough, Pastor.
REFORMED CHURCH— J. H. Keller,
Pastor.
METHODIST— T. E. Wagg, Pastor.
Hotels and Hoarding Houses.
Lentz Hotel.
Mrs. M. E. Welsh.
Schools and Academies.
COLLEGIATE ' INSTITUTE— (Lutheran)—
H. A. McCullough and G. F. McAllister,
Principals.
MOUNT AMOENA SEMINARY— (Female)
J. H. C. Fisher. Pres.
GRADED SCHOOL— S. J. Ludwig, Prin.
Blacksmith Srhons.
Skeen & Rinehardt.
J. II. Rinehardt
J. L. Lefler.
Thomas Tucker.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
R. L. McAllister.
Cook & Foil.
Books and Stationery.
Cook & Foil.
Boots and Shoes.
Cook <fz Foil.
C. G. Heilig.
The W. R. Kindley Cotton Mills Store.
A. M. Nussman.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Jas. G. Barringer.
R. Blackwelder.
Contractors and Builders.
W. J. Moose.
G. R. P. Miller.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Cook & Foil
C. G. Heilig.
The W. R. Kindley Cotton Mills Store.
Cotton Mills.
THE W. R. KINDLEY COTTON MILLS—
L. E. Heilig, President; W. R. Kindley,
Secretary and Tieasurer.
TUSCARORA COTTON MILLS— J. W.
Cannon, President; Paul Barringer, Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
Crockery and Glassware.
All general merchants.
Doctors.
P. A. Barrier
C. II Bamhardt.
M. A. Foil.
L. R. Rose.
Druereists.
A. W. -v.oose
General Merchandise.
Cook & Foil.
C. G. Heilig
The W R. Kindley Cotton Mills Store.
A. M. Nussman.
Harness M'f'rs and Deal ".vs.
W. S. Hartsell.
Cook & Foil.
Hides and Pelts.
W. S. Hartsell.
Machine Shops.
Miller & Kluttz.
Masons and Builders.
H. C. & R. L McAllister.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Jennie Skeen.
Retail Grocers.
All general merchants.
W. S. Hartsell.
Sales and Eivery Stables.
J. F. Lowder.
Fisher & Blackwelder.
Telephone Exchange.
Concord Telephone Co.
Wood-Working Shops.
J. L. C. Miller.
Sid. Klutts.
.). H. Thayer.
CALDWELL COUNTY.
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CALDWELL COUNTY.
County Se at, Lenoir.
Formed in 1841 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, 2,230; negro
polls, 218.
Value of real estate, $1,417,315, increase of $82,609 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,241,907, increase of $111,873 over 1904, including 1,330 horses, 1,707 mules, 42
jacks and jennets, 27 goats, 7,272 cattle, 6,004 hogs, 898 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,673,752; by negroes, $35,484.
No. Schools: White, 82: Colored, 12.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 40c. poll. Bonded debt, $23,000 on new
Court House.
POST OFFICES: Baton. Blackstone, Buffalo Cove, Cedar Valley, Collettsville,
Downsville, Draco, Finley, Gamewell, Glo be, Gragg, GRANITE FALLS, Gunpowder,
Hartland, Hibriten, Houck, Hobart, Hudson, Jumbo, Kings Creek, LENOIR, (c. h.),
Meadowhill, Muttenz, PATTERSON, Petra, Risden, Sawmill, Tab, Tozo, Upton, Yad-
kin 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 $118.642. 81
Caldwell & Northern. 10.60 miles, assessed value 48,939.28
Pullman Company, 14.54 miles, assessed value 2,175.17
Western Union Telegraph Company, 28.00 miles, assessed value 819.20
Lenoir Electric Company, 61.00 miles, assessed value 1 ,000.00
Southern Express Company, 11.81 miles, assessed value 1,367.74
SUPERIOR COURT: February 26th; September 17th, two weeks, criminal cases
only; November 26th, two weeks, civil cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— W. H. Cloyd,
Lenoir.
SHERIFF— John M. Smith. Lenoir.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— James L. Miller,
Lenoir.
TREASURER— Richard H. Piper, Buffalo
Cove.
CORONER— Hugh L. D. Clarke, Lenoir.
SURVEYOR— Homer M. Crouch, Cedar
Valley.
STANDARD-KEEPER— D. S. Perry Le-
noir.
CO. ATTORNEY— M. N. Harshaw, Lenoir.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— A. A. Kent, Le-
noir.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— Y. D. Moore,
Lenoir.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— P. G.
Moore, fchm.). Granite Falls; M. G. Shear-
er, Collettsville; M. L. Greer, Kings
Creek; Attorney, Edmund Jones, Lenoir.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— George <W. Con-
nelly, Lenoir; Joseph L. Hayes, Granite
Falls; William H. Gragg, Globe.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. E. Mat-
tocks, (chm.), Lenoir; J. B. Isbell, Le-
noir; P. B. Bush, Lenoir.
CONSTABLES— Globe Township, G. <F.
Coffer, Gragg; Lenoir, Columbus Lefevers,
Gamewell; Yadkin Valley, J. D. Turn-
mire, Yadkin Valley; North Catawba, W
J. Bean, Baton; Kings Creek, Levi Laxton,
Kings Creek; Little River. J. M. Payne,
Downsville; Patterson, T. P. Woods, Pat-
terson; Lovelady, Henry J. Richards,
Grcnite Falls; Lover Creek, Robt. G.
Thompson, Lenoir, R. F. D- No. 1; Hud-
son, John Woods, Hudson.
Justices of the Peace.
HUDSON TOWNSHIP— W. H. H. Hartly,
Julius P. Bush, J. A. Woods, Hudson.
LOWER CREEK— J. G. Ballew, J. Rus-
sell Powell, G. F. •Thompson, J. L. Beach,
Lenoir.
LOVELADY— Geo W. Hayes, Calvin T.
Flowers. I. B. Williams, Granite Falls
PATTERSON— C. H. Holloway, R. A.
Woods, Charles Dobbins, Patterson.
LITTLE RIVER— John Jones, Cedar
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CALDWELL COUNTY.
William Winkler, Downsville;
Finly Whitener, Lenoir, R. F. D. Xo. 2.
1. A. Baby, Lenoir, R.
F. I). No. 1; Pickens Harlow, Alonzo W.
i
OIR— J. F. Rabb, Lenoir; G. P.
or, Hartland.
ill CATAWBA— A. G. Carpening,
J. M. Smith, D. T. Smith, Baton.
BE— Wall Globe; W. P.
obt. Key,
YADKIN i VALLEY— Thos. M Hawkins,
o Cove; J. N. Harrington, Black-
Shain, Yadkin Valley.
Public School Teachers.
Woltz, A. E., Lenoir.
Moore, W. M., Lenoir.
Fuller, Mrs. S. W., Lenoir.
Wakefield, Miss Lula, Lenoir.
Faucette. Miss Laura, Lenoir.
Greene, Miss Pansy. Lenoir.
England, Miss Maude, Lenoir.
Wilson, Miss Alice, Lenoir.
Isbell, R. L., Lenoir.
Crisp, J. D., Lenoir.
Isbel, J. II., Lenoir.
Sherrill, Miss Essie, Lenoir.
Torrence, Miss Maude, Lenior.
Roberts, T. W., Lenoir.
Crisp, J. T., Lenoir.
Kincaid, Miss Edith, Lenoir.
Tuttle, Miss Berta, Lenoir.
Beach, V. H., Lenoir, R. F. D. No. 1.
Sherrill, Mrs. Annie, Lenoir R. F. D.
No. 1.
Steele, J. F., Lenoir R. F. D. No. 2.
McCrary, Miss Bertha, Lenoir R. F. D.
No. 2.
Craig, F. R., Lenoir R. F. D. No. 3.
Crisp, W. C, Lenoir, R. F. D. No. 4.
Anderson, Miss Dora, Lenoir R. F. D.
No. 4.
Bush, Miss Nora, Lenoir, R. F. D. No. 3.
Coffey, Miss Estelle, Gamewell.
White, W. R., Granite Falls.
White, Mrs. W. P., Granite Falls.
Sutton, Miss Minnie, Granite Falls.
Keever, Miss Iola, Granite Falls.
Sherrill, A. C, Granite Falls.
Kirby, Miss Hattie, Granite Falls R. F.
D. No. 1. t
Kirby, Miss Ella, Granite Falls R. F. D.
No. 1.
Yount, J. E., Granite Falls R. F. D.
No. 1.
Winkler, W. L., Granite Falls R. F. D.
No. 1.
Rector, C. H., Baton.
Miller,. Miss M. A., Patterson.
Nelson, Miss Dora, Patterson.
Greer, Miss Fannie, Patterson.
Steele, Miss Bertha, Patterson. '
Curtis, L. J., Buffalo Cove.
Phillips, C. B., Finley.
Curtis, Miss Anna, Finley.
Henley, Miss Lillie, Yadkin Valley.
Greer, Miss Lillie, Boomer R. F. D.
No. 1.
Greer, Miss Cora, Blackstone.
Sherrill, J. C, Kings Creek.
Mast, A. M., Rufus.
Kin. s Maggie, Houck.
>:ma, Collettsville.
Set/., r. M. A., Collettsville.
Pi rkins, Miss M. E.. Muttcnz.
Phillips, E. B., Hudson.
Austin, R. A., Downsville.
irey, L. W., Collettsville.
Roberts, J. H., Boomer R. F. D. No. 1.
Oxford, A. B., Kings Creek.
[shell, Miss Francis, Blackstone.
Curtis, Jesse W., Lenoir.
Harris, Mrs., Finley.
Greene, Z. T., Blowing Rock.
Bristol. Wm., Globe.
Palmer, W. F. F., Lenoir.
Roberts, T. W.. Draco.
McCall, S. M., Lenoir.
Mabe, J. N.. Hartland.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— P. _. Terrel, M. A. Holler,
Hudson; L. T. Cordell, D. H. Coman,
Lenoir.
SECOND ADYENTIST— W. R. Cottrell,
Lenoir; E. D. Crisp, Lenoir; I. C. Miller,
Buffalo Cove; D. L. Miller, Saw Mill; W.
W. Carraway, Granite Falls; George H.
Church, Lenoir; J. A. White, Lenoir; J. T.
Shell, Petra; H. C. Marley, Lenoir.
BAPTIST— I. W. Thomas, J. F. Crisp,
E. D. Crisp, Upton; I. C. Miller, Buffalo
Cove; D. L. Miller, Saw Mill; W. W.
Conway, Baton; George H. Church, Lenoir;
J. A. White, Lenoir; J. T. Shell, Petra; H.
C. Marley, Lenoir.
Physicians not in Towns.
G. H. Carter, Blackstone.
Gamewell Flowers, Gunpowder.
Schools and Academies.
HUDSON ACADEMY— E. B. Phillips,
Principal, Hudson.
GLOBE ACADEMY— No Principal.
KING'S CREEK ACADEMY— No Prin.
Furniture Manufacturers.
Harper Furniture Co.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. M. Smith, Baton.
W. M. Smith, Baton.
G. W. Smith, Baton.
R. S. Carlton. Meadow Hill.
I. R. Coffey, Hartland.
F. P. Moon & Sons, Globe.
Gwyn Harper M'f'g Co., Patterson.
J. R. Hagaman, Patterson.
John P. Harris, Patterson.
E. T. Hickman, Hudson.
W. J. Harrington, Blackstone.
S. G. Livingston, Draco.
M. G. Cloer & Co., Hudson.
E. L. Curtis & Co., Patterson.
McCall & Curtis, Finley.
S. A. McCall. Hobart.
J. T. Parlier, Kings Creek.
S. L. Patterson & Co., Yadkin Valley.
G. W. Sherrill, Gunpowder.
H. S. Smith, Pe.ra.
L. H. Tuttle, Gamewell.
CALDWELL COUNTY.
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J. R. Swanson, Hibriten.
G. M. Icenhour, Kings Creec.
W. II. Lavton, Kings Creek.
R. E. Mcall, Baton.
LENOIR.
Incorporated in j.851.
Population, about 2,000.
Value real estate, $175,451.
Value personal property, $307,577.
No. white polls, 194.
No. colored noils. 43.
Tax Rate: 60e. on $100; $2.00 on poll.
Town Officers.
Election is held annually.
MAYOR— E. A. Pcu.
CLERK— M. E. Shell.
TREASURER— M. E. Shell.
TAX COLLECTOR— E. A. Abernethy.
CITY I'UYSICIAN— W. P. Ivey.
SIJPT. FIRE DEPT.— G. F. Harper.
CHIEF OF POLICE— E. A. Abernethy.
BOARD' OF ALDERMEN— M. E. Shell, O.
P. Lutz, V. D. Guire, J. E. Martin.
POSTMASTER— T. F. Seehorn.
EXPRESS AGENT— H. C. Martin.
R. R. AGENT— J. J. Gall.
Cemeteries and Supts.
Lenoir Cemetery, M. E. Shell, Supt.
Ministers and Chnrches.
BAPTIST— George H. Church, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
METHODIST— D. Vance Price, Pastor;
LENOIR CIRCUIT— A. Sherrill.
PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Mr. McGeachy,
Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Commercial Hotel.
Jones House.
Bush House.
Austin House.
Horton House.
Martin's.
Schools and Academies.
DAVENPORT FEMALE COLLEGE— Dr. C.
C. Weaver, President. Faculty— Miss Laura
Norwood, H. B. Nolly, Miss Lizzie
Parker, Mme. S. C. Gildengs-Hebron, Mrs.
H. B. Nolly.
LENOIR ACADEMY— J. A. White, Prin-
cipal; J. W. Curtis, Assistant.
Agricultural Implements.
Henkel Bros.
Powell & Goforth.
Bernhardt Hardware & Furniture Co.
Architects.
P. L. Baker.
E. A. Poe.
Triblett & Halsclaw.
Hanks and Bankers.
BANK OF LENOIR— G. W. F! Harper,
pres. ; J. H. Beall, Cashier. Capital Stock,
$10,-- 0; Surplus and Profits, $26,000.
COMMERCIAL BANK— T. J. Lutz, Pres.;
O. P. Lutz, Cashier. Capital stock, $10,000.
Surplus and Profits, $3,161.91.
Barber Shops.
P. A. Anderson.
J. R. Wilson.
T. W. Shell.
Bicycle Dealers.
Bernhardt Hardware and Furniture Co.
Building & Iioan Associations.
Citizens Building and Loan Association.
General Merchandise.
Moore Bros.
H. T. Newland.
M. M. Courtney.
R. G. Courtney.
Cloyd & Johnson Co.
W. H. Jones.
W. Stein.
Hollifield & Son.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
\Y. H. Jones.
J. A. Bush, Jr.
M. C. Jordan.
Blacksmith Shous.
J. A. Allan.
T. P. Winkler.
A. J. Conley.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
W. R. Stine.
H. J. Pearson.
H. C. Marley.
Jim Powell.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
John M. Powell.
Harrington & Miller.
Contractors and Builders.
Poe & Otter.
J. K. Watson.
P. L. Baker.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
W. J. Palmer.
Furniture Dealers.
Bernhardt Hardware & Furniture Co.
M. M. Courtney.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
J. W. Self.
Cotton Mills.
LENOIR COTTON MILL— M. M. Courtney,
Pres.; J. D. Moore, Secretary and Trea»-
urer; J. O. White, Superintendent.
Dealers in Carriages.
Bernhardt Hardware-Furniture Company.
Henkel Bros.
Dentists.
L. G. Reid.
Ed. Moore.
Doctors.
A. A. Kent.
W. P. Ivey.
C. L. Wilson.
B. McNary.
— . — . Mattocks.
Druetrists.
J. E. Shell & Co.
A. A. Kent.
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CALDWELL COUNTY.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. J. R. Wilson.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Lenoir Mills.
G. W. Conley & Bro.
Furniture Dealers.
M. M. Courtney.
Bernhardt Hardware & Furniture Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Impleni'ts.
Bernhardt Hardware and Furniture Co.
Insurance Agencies.
A. N. Todd.
W. L. Minish.
J. H. Benll.
J. G. Hall & Son.
Job Printing Offices.
Topic.
Weekly News.
Lawyers.
Edmund Jones.
Lawrence Wakefield,
W. H. Bower.
W. C. Newland.
M. N. Harshaw.
Mark Squires.
E. A. Poe.
J. W. Whistnant.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. H. Craddock.
Wilson Lumber & Milling Co.
Builders Supply Co.
J. M. Bernhardt.
Musons and Builders.
J. W. Sudderth.
C. M. Sigmon.
John Campbell.
Newspapers and Editors.
TOPIC— T. N. Locke, Editor.
WEEKLY NEWS— H. C. Martin, Editor.
Painters.
Ed. Corley.
J. Henry Bush.
Real Estate Agents.
Lenoir & Mattocks.
A. N. Todd.
Retail Gi'ocers.
Harrison & Co.
W. S. Miller.
W. M. Hollifield.
L. S. Lowe.
W. R. Stine.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Henkel Live Stock Co.
Triplett Bros.
Carlton, Nelson & Co.
Sbingle Manufacturers.
Lenoir Mills.
Saloons.
None.
Sbinele Dealers.
Wilson L. & M. Co.
Cloyd <fe Johnson Company.
Builders Supply Co.
Lenoir Mills.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— Miss Ellen Hailey,
M*gr.
TelepI«one Fxchanges & M'grs.
LENOIR TELEPHONE CO.— L. M. Parks,
Manager.
Watcbes and Jewelry
A. W. Dula.
D. S. Perry.
GRANITE FALLS.
Population, 507.
Value real estate and personal property,
$80,000.
No. white polls, 70.
Tott'n Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office. 1 year.
MAYOR— W. T. Pavne.
CLERK— I. L. Lanier.
TREASURER— I. L. Lanier.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. G. Houck.
POLICEMKN— C. A. Teague and Lawrenci
Payne, C. S. Starnes.
•BOARD OF ALDERMEN— John W. Hoke,
J. B. Wright, A. M. Martin, W. E. Starnes.
POSTMASTER— E. Starns.
R. R. AGENT— A. M. Martin.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. M. Martin.
Ministers and Churcbes.
METHODIST— W. R. Evans, Pastor.
BAPTIST— W. P. Southern, Pastor.
LUTHERAN— Rev. Mr. Little, Pastor.
Scbools and Academies.
GRANITE HIGH SCHOOL— W. P. White,
Principal.
Barber Shops.
G. W. Lefevers.
Contractors and Builders.
Charles Rosenberger.
Payne Bros.
Druggists.
Granite Falls Drug Co.
General Mercbandise.
Moore & Hoke.
Whisnant & Tilley.
Starnes & Bowman.
Morris Bros.
Sharp & Starnes.
W. F. Russell.
Lawyers.
J. W. Whisnant.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
DUDLEY LUMBER CO.— Warlick &
Whisnant.
Retail Grocers.
I. A. Starns.
Sales and Livery Stables.
P. L. Cline.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
A. M. Martin.
Telephone Exchanges & M'gr*.
Moore & Hoke.
CAMDEN COUNTY.
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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, 1,690; white females, 1,503. Foreign born, 9.
Negro males, 1,056; negro females, 1,105. White males over 21 years, 80S; negro
males over 21 years, 476. White polls, 526; negro polls, 328.
Value of real estate, $432,866, decrease of $17,047 from 1904. Value personal property,
$287,943, decrease of $32,210 from 1904, including 1,1S6 horses, 348 mules, 44 goats,
3,768 cattle, 8,174 hogs, 1,454 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $653,480; by negroes, $67,029.
TAX RATE: County general, 16 2-3c. on $100; special, 33 l-3c. on $100; general
poll, $2.00; county special poll, $1.00; school general, 7c. on $100; special, 18c. on
$100; school special on polls, 54c. Total. $1.18 on $100; total poll, $3.54.
POST OFFICES: BELCROSS, Camden, (c. h.), Indiantown. Lilly, Oldtrap, Riddle,
SHILOH, SOUTH MILLS.
PUBLIC ROADS: The roads of the whole county worked by Old State Law. No.
miles, 150.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Norfolk & Southern, 5.00 miles, assessed value $89,633.40
Old Dominion S. S. Co., miles, assessed value 200,000.0.
Lake Drummond Canal Company, 12 miles, assessed value 2000,000.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 10.00 miles, assessed value 638.07
Norfolk & Carolina Tel. and Telegraph Co., 11.00 miles, assessed value 6,240.00
Southern Bell Tel. and Telegraph Company, assessed value $2,422.00
Southern Express Company, 5 miles, assessed value 579.06
Camden Ferry Co. , assessed value 2,500.00
SUPERIOR COURT: March 5th; September 10th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— R. L. Forbes,
Camden.
SHERIFF— W. L. Forbes, Indiantown.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— T. C. Ferebee,
Camden.
TREASURER— N. B. Walker. Shiloh.
STANDARD-KEEPER— N. S. Berry, Cam-
den.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— C. G. Ferebee,
Shiloh.
SUPT. CO. HOME— M. B. Sawyer, Cam-
den.
CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— E. T. Burgess,
Shiloh.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— G. H.
Riggs, (chm.). South Mills; P. W. Stevens,
Shiloh; E. K. Sawyer, Bel cross.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Charles Norris,
(chm.), South Mills; D. N. Bray, Shiloh;
Talmon Godfi ey, Camden.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— A. Sawyer,
(chm.), Belcross; W. P. Barco, Shiloh; M.
D. Burgess, Oldtrap.
EXPRESS AGENTS— C. S. Sawyer, Cam-
den; Blanche B. Ferebee, Belcross.
R. R. AGENT— Blanche B. Ferebee, Bel-
cross.
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CONSTABLES— Shiloh Township, W. F.
Barco, Shiloh; South Mills, Geo. Norris,
South Mills; Court House, C. G. Ethridge,
Camden (C. H.)
Justices of the Peace.
SHILOH TOWNSHIP— W. M. Forbes,
Shiloh; D. F. Bartlett, Shiloh; J. B.
Burgess, Oldtrap; C. L. Ferrell. Shiloh.
COURT HOUSE— S. E. Overby, Belcross;
T. B. Boushell, Belcross; W. E. Whaley.
Camden.
SOUTH MILLS— W. H. Abbott, J. M.
Whitson, C. H. Spencer, John B. Williams,
J. D. Gordan, South Mills.
Public School Teachers.
Miss S. Irma Boyce, South Mills.
Louise H. Ferebee, South Mills.
Miss Annie Overton, South Mills.
W. I. Halstoad, South Mills.
Miss Doroth Sawyer, South Mills.
J. A. Whitehead, South Mills.
Miss ; _ie Galloway, Lilly.
Miss Bertha Urol hers, Lilly.
Miss Sarah Bartlett, Camden.
Miss Mary Elliott, Camden.
Miss Clintonia Cartwright, Camden.
Miss Sarah Hobson, Camden.
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CAMDKN COUNTY.
Miss Essie Ferebee, Camden.
Miss Mary Bell, Belcross.
\Y. J. Burgess, Shiloh.
J. J). Berry, Shiloh.
D. H. Til .U. SI
C. B. Garrett, Shiloh.
E. T. Burgi ss, Shiloh.
Miss Mary A. Fort) s, Shiloh.
S. S. Forbes, Shi] oh.
M. N. Toxey, Old, ip.
M. P. Jennings, Oldtrap.
Ministers not in Town.
BAPTIST— R. R. Overby, W. E. Wright,
Belcross: S. F. Bristow. Shiloh.
Schools and Academies.
SHILOH ACADEMY— D. H. Tillett, Prin.,
Shiloh.
OAK RIDGE ACADEMY— E. T. Burgess,
Prin., Shiloh.
OLD TRAP ACADEMY— M. P. Jennings,
Prin., Oldtrap.
SANDY JriOOK ACADEMY— C. B. Garrett,
Prin., Shiloh.
Cotton Gins.
N. W. Stevens, Camden.
L. M. Sawyer, Camden.
J. \V. Taylor. South Mills.
W. J. Cowell, Shiloh.
A. Sawver, Belcross.
M. B. f orksey & Son, Shiloh.
Burgess & tchell, Oldtrap.
Hotels and Boarding: Houses.
Mrs. M. B. Hughes, Prop., Camden.
Blacksmith Shops.
Oscar Whaley, Camden.
J. \V. Johnson, South Mills.
W. P. Barco, Shiloh.
M. B. Torksey & Son, South Mills.
C. W. Jones, South Mills.
Charles Norris, South Mills.
Ben Ferebee, South Mills.
Contractors and Builders.
Eugene Small, South Mills.
W. S. Forbes. Canid n.
J. B. Burgess, Oldtrap.
A. G. Bareo, Shiloh.
D. F. Bartlett, Shiloh.
W. E. McCoy, South Mills.
C. M. Sawyer. South Mills.
Doctors.
J. L. Lister, South Mills.
W. W. Sawyer, Shiloh.
Celus G. Ferebee, Shiloh.
Druereists.
J. G. Eth ridsre. South Mills.
Grist Mills.
L. M. Sawyer, Camden.
N. W. Stevens, Camden.
W. J. Cowell, Shiloh.
A. Sawver, Belcross.
M. B. torksey & Son, Shiloh.
Burgess & Mitchell, Oldtrap.
General Merchandise.
Forbes, Mitchell & Co., Oldtrap.
B. C. Needham, Oldtrap.
J. II. Sawyer, Indiantown.
A. Sawyer, Belcross.
Prichard & Sander] in, Belcross.
\Y. M. Forbes, Shiloh. '
W. J. Cowell, Shiloh.
T. V. Burtii U, Shiloh.
T. S. Robertson, Belcross.
('. C. Etheridge, Camden.
W. E. Whaley, Camden.
L. M. Sawver, Camden.
J. W. Tavlor, South Mills.
O. H. Riggs, South Mills.
John Spence, South Mills.
M. .1. Seymore, Riddle.
W. 0. Wright, Shiloh.
Sawyer & Godfrey, Camden.
M. B. Torksey & Son, Shiloh.
J. A. Henry, Riddle.
W. I. Halstead, South Mills.
R. T. Burgess & Son, Oldtrap.
G. C. Walker, Indiantown.
C. S. Williams, South Mills.
Grandy Sawyer, South Mills.
C. L. Fen-ell, Shiloh.
Shuck Factories.
J W. Taylor & Co., South Mills.
Saloons.
None in County.
S.
X.
SOUTH MILLS.
MAYOR— D. E. Wiliams.
CLERK— W. R. Dozier.
TREASURER— J. F. Foster.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Geo. W. Norris.
bOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. S. Bartlett,
C. H. Spencer, T. L. Lister.
Schools and Academies.
SOUTH MILLS ACADEMY— Miss
Irma Boyce, Principal; Misses Louisa
Ferebee and Annie Overton, Assistants.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— R. L. Davis, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. B. Ferebee, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
R. A. Bullock.
W. S. Bartlett.
Drus-erists.
S. J. L. Lister.
Lawyers.
C. H. Spencer.
Millinery and Fancy Goods
Mrs. India Bartlett.
Mrs. J. A. Whitehead.
Mrs W. R. Dozier.
Saw Mills.
J. G. Etheridge, South Mills.
W. S. Jones, South Mills.
CARTERET COUNTY.
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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 sauare 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, 2,475; negro males
over 21 years, 457. White polls 1,804; negro polls, 254.
Value of real estate, $1,112,523, increase of $27,121 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $550,019, decrease of $14,970 from 1904, including 1,625 horses, 190 mules, 66
goats, 5,607 cattle, 9,921 hogs, 1,163 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,602,217; by negroes, $60,325.
No. schools, white. 37; colored, 7.
TAX RATE: 60 2-3c. on $100 and $2.00 on poll.
POST OFFICES: Atlantic, BEAUFORT, (c. h.), Bogue, Cedarpoint, Davis, Har
lowe, Lupton, Marshallberg, Merrimon, MO REHEAD CITY, NEWPORT, Otway, Para-
dise, Peletier, Portsmouth, Roe, Smyrna, Stacy, Stella, Straits, Wildwood, Win-
throp, Wit.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. No. miles, 150.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIESs.
Atlantic & North Carolina, 16.00 miles, assessed value $130,408.41
Western Union Telegraph Company, 32.00 miles, assessed value 936.20
Southern Express Company, 16.00 miles, assessed value 1,852.99
Morehead City Telephone Company, 14.00 miles, assessed value 675.00
SUPERIOR COURT: Marcn 12th; October 15th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— L. A. Garner.
SHERIFF— S. P. Hancock.
rtEGlfTER OF DEEDS— W. L. Arlington.
TREASURER— A. Thomas.
COKONKK— W. E. Headen.
nURVEYOR— E. D. Hardesty.
STANDARD-KEEPER— L. H. Forlaw.
CO. SL'Pi. Ul lil.Al.ril — K. M. Clark.
CO. SUPT. OF RUALiS— Magistrates, Su-
pervisors.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— L. B. Ennett,
Cedar Point.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— C N.
Mason, (chm.), Harlowe; J. R. Morris, At-
lantic; D. W. Morton, Beaufort.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. S. Chadwick.
(chm.), Beaufort; W. N. Bell, Harlowe;
W. F. Taylor, Bogue; A. Lee, Winthrop;
Allen Taylor, Wit.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— Da vi. I
Pierce, (chm.), Beaufort; T. O. Hewitt,
Newport; Y. Z. Newberry, Morehead City.
Justiocr' of trie Pea re.
WHITE OAK TOWNSHIP— S. M. Rhine,
Peletier; S. J. Sanders, Bogue; L. B. En-
nett, Cedar Point; W. C. Bell Bogue.
NEWPORT— G. W. Guthrie, Harlowe;
Rufus Garver, Newport; J. T. Dennis, New-
port; A. L. Wilson, Newport; C. F. D.
Bell. Harlowe; J. ('. Graham, Beaufort.
MOREHEAD— I. B. Willis, Morehead
City; W. T. Pelletier, Wildwood; Edwin
Willis, Morehead City; Thomas Perkins,
Beaufort; H. T. Banks, Lukens.
BEAUFORT— W. F. Dill, Beaufort; M.
R. Springle, Beaufort; D. E. Langdale,
Beaufort; R. Howland, Beaufort.
MERRIMON— H. V. Nelson, Merrimon; W.
E. Salter, Merrimon.
STRAITS— J. A. Whitehurst, Straits;
Wm. Hancock, Beaufort; L. B. Willis,
Beaufort.
SMYRNA— H. E. Frisby, Davis; H. B.
Bell, Smyrna; Antony Willis, Smyrna; Ed-
ward Nielson, Wit.
HUNTING QUARTERS— T. L. Goodwin,
Roe; Thomas Chadwick, Wit.
PORSTMOUTH— D. S. Willis, Ports-
mouth.
Public School Teachers.
William Murdock, Wildwood.
Hugh Murdock, wildwood.
J. R. Jinnett, Beaufort.
Miss Helen Russell, Beaufort.
Miss May Hellen, Beaufort.
Miss Lena Hellen, Beaufort.
Miss Lorena Willis, Beaufort.
Mrs. Lillian Foreman, Beaufort.
Rev. Mr. Whitehead, Beaufort.
Miss Mamie Pe.letier, Beaufort.
Miss Daisy W. Bell, Beaufort.
Irvin W. Russell, Beaufort.
Michael A. Hill, Beaufort.
Mrs. Madie Bell, Morehead City.
C. L. \villis, Morehead city.
Miss Nellie Lewis, Morehead City.
Miss Addie Oglesby, Morehead City.
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CARTERET COUNTY.
Miss Macy Weeks, Peletier.
Miss Maude Hill, Newport.
Miss Nettie Garner, Newport.
Miss Alma Pigott, Straits.
Mrs. J. L. Savage, Straits.
Miss Lula P. Hardesty, Harlowe.
Miss Annie L. Taylor, Harlowe.
Miss Nellie Whitehead, Harlowe.
Miss Margaret Ennett, Ctdar Point.
Miss Elizabeth Ennett, Cedar Point.
Mrs. R. C. Holton, Atlantic.
R. C. Holton, Atlantic.
Miss Helen Rice, Atlantic.
Ministers mot in Towns.
METHODIST— E. W. Read; Rev. Mr.
Watson, Beaufort.
NORTHERN METHODIST— yj. M. Levis-
tu. Marshallberg; W. Q. A. Graham, Par-
adise; M. L. Chapel, Morehead Citj'.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— John W. Sewell,
J B. Russell, W. W. Lewis, Beaufort;
Denard Gainer, Lafayette Garner, New-
port.
Physicians not in Towns.
C. N. Mason, Harlowe.
W. T. Paul. Atlantic.
Riehaid Letters, Straits.
J. W. Sander, Bogue.
L. C. Adams, Atlantic.
D. S. George, Marshallberg.
Schools and Academies.
MARSHALLBERG ACADEMY— C. M. Lev-
ister, Principal; J. G. Spence, Annie Fales,
Blanche Jacoby, Sallie Johnson, Cora
Heath, Assistants.
Clams.
D. S. Sanders, Beaufort.
Beaufort Fish Co., Atlantic.
Cotton Gins.
J. W. Saunders, Bogue.
T. M. Thomas, Manager, Beaufort.
Mrs. Nat Porter, Manager, Harlowe.
W. S. Bell, Newport.
Fish and Oyster Dealexs.
J. H. Potter & Son. Beaufort.
G. N. Ives & Son, Beaufort.
Taylor & Duncan, Beaufort.
Beaufort Fish Co., Atlantic.
I isli and Oyster Factories.
A. T. Willis, Manager, Smyrna.
K. B. Stewart, Manager, Bogue.
Merchants not in Towns.
Wm. Kuher, Stella.
J. W. Pelleti^r, Stella.
P. A. Koonee, Stella.
W. W. Buck, Pehtier.
Alonzo Guthrie, Newport.
S. J. Sanders, Bogue.
x,. F. Sanders, Agt., Bogue.
C. W. Smith, Bogue.
R. W. Jones & Co., Bogue.
M. Smith, Aildwood.
P. E. Watson, Wildwood.
M. E. Tolson, Wildwood.
W. Q. A. Graham, Mansfield.
Laura Smith, Morehead City.
M. E. Muraock, Wildwood.
S. L. Simpson, Beaufort.
J. T. Norris, Beaufort.
J. B. Russell, Beaufort.
Thomas Dudley, Beaufort.
B. F. Merrill, Beaufort.
Dula Salter, Winthrop.
A. Lee, Winthrop.
O. G. Bell & Co., Harlowe.
.1. R. Bell, Agt., Harlowe.
T. M. Thomas, Beaufort.
Tyre Moor:'. Sr., Beaufort.
A". L. Guthrie, Marshallberg.
Charles Hancock, Harkcrs Island.
O. B. Fulford, Harbor Island.
Jamrs Wad«, Harkers Island.
Pavalico I Lukens.
\. F. Arthur, Beaufort.
D. Goulding, Otway.
G. C. Chad wick & Co., Straits.
Watson Lawrence, Otway.
J. F. Lewis, Otway.
Sterling & Way. Marshallberg.
M. <;. Lewis, Marshallberg.
J. B. Lewis. Marshallberg.
A. T. Willis & Bro., Smyrna.
R W. Piner, Smyrna.
\ G. Davis, Smvrna.
<1. B. Bell, Smyrna.
•\ W. Babbitt, Davis.
E. C. Willis, Davis.
A. F. Davis, Davis.
.."harles Mison & Bro., Atlantic.
M. Robinson, Stacy.
W. P. Mason, Stacy.
F. P. Davis, Davis.
Wallace Willis, Wit.
E. Nielson, Wit.
WTm. Fulcher, Stacy.
L. W. Mason, Stacy.
Taylor Bros., Wit.
W. H. Goskill, Wit.
J. E. Taylor, Wit.
Mason Nelson & Co., Atlantic.
M. Lee, Atlantic.
W. M. Hill, Atlantic.
Charles Hill, Atlantic
■3. E. Hamilton & Bro., Atlantic.
A. M. Fulcher, Atlantic.
J. R. Emery, Lupton.
J A. Lupton, Lupton.
Josiah Daniels, Roe.
t'. W. Daniels. Roe.
A. R. Styron, Portsmouth.
Alex Robinson, Portsmouth.
Joseph Dixon, Portsmouth.
E. R. Gaskill, Lupton.
Milton Lee, Atlantic.
Saml. Leffers, Straits.
Mrs. L. A. Chadwick, Straits.
C. P. Gillikin, Otway.
A. Lewis, Stacy.
BEAUFORT.
Incorp rated in 1721.
Populat'on, 'Z,1'j5.
Value real estate, $239,478.
Value personal property, $98,263.
No. white polls, 242.
No. negro polls, 103.
Tax Rate: 50c. on $100 and $1.50 on
poll; other purposes, $1.20 on poll.
Floating Debt, $1,000.
CARTERET COUNTY.
149
Town Officers.
Election held first Monday in May; term
of offiee. 2 years.
MAYOR— W. F. Dill.
CLERK— B. T. Bell.
TREASURER— A. T. Gardner.
TAX COLLECTOR— John H. Skarren.
ATTORNEY— Charles L. Abernethy.
STANDARD-KEEPER— L. H. Forlaw.
SUPT FIRE DEPT.— C. V. Robersoc.
CH1FF OF POLICE— John H. Skarren.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. P. Dev, L.
H. Forlaw, W. H. Taylor, W. Harvey
Ramsey, W. F. Dill, W. P. Smith, A. T.
Gardner, B. J. Bell.
BOARD OF AUDIT AND FINANCE—
C. P. Dey, W. H. Taylor, W. P. Smith.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— B. J. Bell,
Richard Felton, C. P. Dey.
POSTMASTER— W. A. Mate.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. H. Webb.
RAILROAD AGENT— Seth Gibbs.
Cemeteries and Supts.
REAUFORT CEMETERY ASSOCIATION—
H. D. Norcom. President.
LIVE OAK CEMETERY— Alonzo Thomas,
Superintendent.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— W. H. Whitehead, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
METHODISE— H. M. Eure, Pastor.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— John W. Sewell,
Pastor.
Spools rni'l A^s'^^Tnies.
BEAUFORT HIGH SCHOOL— W. II.
Whitehead, Principal; Miss Sallie Duncan,
Assistant.
ST. PAUL'S— T. P. Noe, Supt. ; L. L.
Hargrave, Head Master: Mrs. . N. P. Gef-
fray, Sec. and Tre"s. ; Miss Lucy T. R d-
wood, Mrs. Strothers, Miss Fo'crer, Miss
Curtis, Miss Ella Davis,1 Miss Margaret Mc-
Donald, Teachers.
Hotels anil Boarding; Houses.
Davi9 House.
Russel House.
Richardson House.
T. J. Ewell.
Agricultural Implements.
A. Thomas.
R. L. .Tones ti Son.
Hancock & Smith.
W. W. Lewis.
Banks pir\d Bankers.
BEAUFORT BANK— W. S. Chadwick,
Pres. ; Thomas Thomas, Cashier. Capital,
$10,000; Surplus and Profits, $5,000.
Blacksmith Shops,
Jere Fisher (col.)
Barher Shops.
D. Whitehnrst.
W. J. Rice.
John Wolfe.
David Parke r.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
C. D. Rice
S. P. Hancock.
Thomas Noe.
J. B. Jones & Son.
J. J. Whitehurst.
Books and Stationery.
Dey & Bro.
Brick M'f rs and Dealers.
James C. Graham.
Bakers.
( A. Clawson.
Cenie Willis.
Canned Goods.
Little Neck Clam Co.
Enterprise Packing Co.
Contractors and Builders.
Isaac Noe.
Richard Rice.
H. D. Norcom.
C. Guthrie.
C. L. Adair.
T. E. Adair.
Caske* M'f'rs and Deajers.
Beaufort Coffin Co.
Collector of Customs.
C. I). Jones.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
T. M. Thomas.
D. S. Sanders.
Dentists.
R. E. King.
Doctors.
F. M. Clark.
C. L. Demean.
George Davis.
C. S. Maxwell.
A. B. Chapin.
Drutreists.
Beaufort Drug Co.
George Davis.
A. B. Chapin.
Dealers in Ice.
J. H. Potter.
Fish rnd Oyster Factrries.
Dey & Bro., Managers.
Chadwick & Caffrey, Managers.
B. J. Bell, Manager.
Dawson & May.
General Merchandise.
Beaufort Fruit & Candy Co.
Beaufort I?rug Co.
M. Chaplain.
D. B. Congloton.
James Congleton.
<~\ A. Clawson.
C. A. Clawson, Jr.
Dickinson Si. Bro.
vV. F. Dill.
Dey .v Pro.
L. H. Forlaw.
Guthrie & Co.
H. C. Jones.
f. F. Johnson.
C. D. Jones & Bro.
L. J. Noe.
C. D. Rice.
J. W. Robeson.
150
CARTERET COUNTY.
Star Ear-gain House.
D. S. Sanders.
J. S. Smith.
John B. Stanley.
A. Thomas.
W. W. Lewis.
Samuel Whitehurst.
H. A. Whitehurst.
N. W. Taylor.
Hancock & Smith.
S. H. 1'aylor.
D. Gold.
J. C. Delamar.
N. L. Carrow.
J. M. Congleton.
Dowdy & Co.
Joseph Week.
D. W. Lupton.
H. B. Clark.
Simmons & Hollowell.
L. V. Lewis.
Chadwick Hardware & Supply Co.
C. P. Dev.
J. B. Jones.
A. R. Moore.
A. Thomas.
John Henry (col.)
Insurance Agencies.
B. J. Bell.
T. J. Ewell.
Thos. Thomas.
Albert I. Lewis. (Marine Insurance.)
Lawyers.
Charles L. Abernethy.
J. F. Duncan.
Laundry.
C. S. Maxwell.
Hop Lee.
Masons and Builders.
\V. S. Robinson.
Music Teachers.
Miss Bessie Davis.
Miss Lucy Davis.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
7nthrie & Co.
Miss LLly Clawson.
Airs. Maud Chadwick.
D. S. Sanders.
Oil Dealers.
W. F. Dill.
Painters.
Fred King.
W. Harvev Ramsey & Son.
Will Skarren.
Produce Dealers.
S. P. Hancock.
D. Pierce.
Becky Shaw.
C. A. Clawson, Jr.
Chas. P'V-
G. A. Lupton.
TJeal Estate Agents.
D. W. Morton.
Shoe Shops.
A. A. Lloyd.
C. A. Oden, (col.)
Tailor Establishments.
H. W Fuller.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
Thomas Duncan. Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs
Government S3'stem Beaufort to C»p«
T ookont.
Home Telephone <te Telegraph Co.
Beaufort Telephone Co.
Wholesale Grocers.
Beaufort Grocery Co.
I. Ramsey.
Wood-Working Shops.
W. V. Geffrey.
MOREHEAD CITY.
Population, 1.900.
Incorporate d in 1801.
Value real estate and personal proper-
ty, $378,322.
No. white polls, 205.
No. negro polls, 152.
City owns electric light plant.
Tax Rate: City poll, $2.00; city pur-
poses, 66 2-3c. on $100.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 2 years.
Town Officers.
M \YOR— C. S. Wallace.
CLERK— S. W. Wade.
TREASURER— S. W. Wade.
TAX ( OLLE< TOR— W. C. Piner.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. C. Piner.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. M. Webb,
John F. P.o'l. L. L. Leaiy J. J. Royal.
POSTMASTER— R. W. Taylor.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. H. Webb.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— R. D. Cross, Pastor.
METHODIST— R. H Willis. Pastor.
NORTHERN METHODIST— N. L. Chapel,
r'artor.
Hotels and Boarding: Houses.
New Pern House.
Atlantic Hotel.
Arendell House.
H. C. Davis.
Cemeteries and Surjts.
HAY VIEW— Henry Guthrie.
Schools sart Academies.
HARRY NORTH SCHOOL— (Methodist) —
B. I. Tart, Principal: Miss Emma Davis,
Miss Sallie Benson, Mrs. R. H. Klien,
Teachers.
MORF.HFAD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE—
(Baptist)— Wr. L. Beach, Principal; Miss
Maude Davis, Mrs. Ad die Jones, Miss Lydia
N. Passmore, Teachers.
Agricultural Implements.
T. D. Wohh.
R. T. Willis.
Architects.
John Bell.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF CARTERET— R. W. Taylor.
President; C. V. Webb, Cashier. Capital,
$20,000; Surplus and Profits, $1,651.73.
CARTERET COUNTY.
151
Barber Shops.
Howard Wade.
Fred Royall.
Brokers
M. S. Webb.
W. J. H.-.les.
Doctors.
W. E. Header..
K. P. B. Bonner.
Drue- grists.
Morehead City Drag Co.
Ueo. W. Dill.
W. E. Headen.
Dentists.
Frank Staton.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
T. W. Lawrence.
Moore & Willis.
Blacksmith Shops.
W. R. Wade.
Contractors and Builders.
John F. Bell.
A. C. Davis.
Chas. S. Wallace.
Clams.
Charles S. Wallace.
W. L. Arendell.
D. B. Wade & Son.
J. M. Arthur.
H. W. Taylor.
K. F. Drvdi n & Co.
J. W. Willis, Jr.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
J. B. Morton.
L. L. Learv.
D. M. Webb.
R. T. Willis.
Commission Merchants.
W. .1. llaies
Wade & Webb.
Cabinet-Makers.
W. A. Howland.
Casket Manufacturers.
George W. Dill, Prop.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Alberta Mann.
Miss Stella Piner.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
W. O. v. illiams.
Furuituii' Manufacturers.
r. ii. wyi.i,
R. H. Dowdy.
Fish an.-* Oyster Dealers.
rhnrles S. Wallace.
D. B. Wade & Son.
E. D. Arthur & Bro.
!;. w. Taylor,
W. L. Arendell.
E. F. Drvden.
J. M. Arthur.
J. W. Willis, Jr.
Fish and Oyster Factories.
Wallace — Fish v'actory.
J. J. Royal.
General Merchandise.
W. a. Ballon.
T. C. Stvron.
Hell & Co.
J. B. Morton.
W. 0. Williams.
D. M. Webb.
R. T. Willis.
Needham "\\ i1. lis.
Morehead City Drug Co.
Chi rry Bros.
J. D
R. W.
L. L.
W. L
E. Z.
G. A.
B. S.
M. S.
Willis
Phillips &
Wallace.
Leary.
Arendell.
Williams.
Gilliken &
Willis.
Webb.
Bros.
Co.
Son.
J.
G.
D.
1'".
A.
T. Davenport.
M. Barber.
B. Wade, Jr.
P. Fennell, (col.)
Insurance Agencies.
H. Webb, Sr.
Ice Factories and Officers.
lARTERET ICE & TRANSPORTATION
STORAGE CO.— C. S. Wallace,
dent; R. W. Taylor, Secretary and Trea9-
iner; Allen Davis. Manager.
Job Printing Offices.
The Coaster.
Lumber Plants.
W. S. Swindell.
Medicine Manufacturers.
• WILLIS DYSPEPSIA CURE CO.— J
\\ illip. Jr.. Proprietor.
LUNG REMEDY— J.
Millinery and
Mrs. George V. Bell.
Miss Matilda Dixon.
Mii-sin Teachers
Emma Davis.
Lydia Passmore.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE < 0 \STER B. F. McCullen, Editor.
Faint and Oil Dealers.
D. Webb.
B. Morton.
W. Wallace.
Produce Dealers.
Wall
& Webb.
Royal.
/tsal Estate Agents.
n We bh
H. Mann.
Shinele Dealers.
\Villiam9.
Halps.
Graham.
Miss
Miss
W.
H. Mann, Prop.
Fancy Goods.
/
T.
J.
R.
c. s.
Wade
M. S
J. J.
T.
J.
w.
\v
w.
F.
Jesse H.
llenair Shops
Bell.
152
CARTERET— CASWELL.
Telephone Companies.
MOREHEAD CITY TELEPHONE CO.— C.
S. Wallace, President; W. J. Hales, Sec-
retary and Treasurer.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
\. H. Webb, Sr.
NEWPORT.
Incorporated in 1867.
Population, 400.
Value real estate, $14,318.
Value personal property, $22,370.
No. white polls, 50.
No. colored polls, 4.
TAX RATK— 50 cents city poll; 25 cents
on $100 personal property.
Town Officers.
Election held Tuesday after first Monday
in May; term of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— J. T. Dennis.
TAX COLLECTOR— F. P. Bell.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— W. S. Bell, C.
T. Rogers, J. E. Perkins, E. H. Hill.
POSTMASTER— C. .Mann.
R. R. AGENT— C. A. Bell.
Ministers and Churclies.
BAPTIST— W. W. Brinson, Pastor.
METHODIST— W. A. Piland, Pastor.
Schools and Acaclamies.
NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
NEWPORT HOTEL— W. D. Harrison, Pro-
rietor.
BELL HOUSE— J. L. Bell, Proprietor.
Barber Shops.
H. D. Wyatt.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
P. P. Garner.
Blacksmith Shops.
Y. 7.. h A. O.
D. E. Mann.
Newberry.
Canned Goods.
Newport Fruit Farm Cannery.
George N. lvas & Son, Managers.
Frnit Dealers.
George N. Ives & Co.
Furniture Dealers.
W. H. Rogerson.
General Merchandise.
P. P. Gamer.
fann.
. Jr.
D. W. Dennis.
W. H. Billiard.
J. L. Bell.
Joseph Ellis & Bro.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
Miss Mary Hewett.
Sales and Livery Staples.
Y. Z. k A. O. Newberrv.
L. C. Carroll.
Saw Mills.
W. S. Bell, Owner and Prop.
CASWELL COUNTY.
County Seat, Yanceyville.
Formed in 1777 from Orange county. Name derived from Richard Caswell, who
was the first Governor of North Carolina under the Constitution.
Area, 400 square miles.
POPULATION: 15.028. White males. 3,388; white females, 3,441. Foreign born, 8.
Negro males, 3,057; negro females, 4,242. White males over 21 years, 1,663; negro
males over 21 years, 1,647. White polls, 1,105; negro polls, 926.
Value of real estate, $804,399, increase of $36,564 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $733,648, decrease of $126,422 from 1904, including 1,802 horses, 899 mules, 4
jacks and jennets, 4 goats, 3,476 cattle, 6,159 hogs, 317 sheep.
Property listed in 1904 by whites, $1,573,214; by negroes, $84,S33.
No. Schools: White, 37; Colored. 36.
TAX RATE: County, 39c. on $100
POST OFFICES: Allison, Anderson, Ashland, Blackwells, Blanch, Cherry Grove,
Corbett, Eastland, Fitch, Gannaway, Hightowers, Hyeotee, Jenico, Leasburg, Locust
Hill, Milesville, MILTON, Osmond, Pelham, Prospect Hill, Purley, Quick, Ridgeville,
Semora, Stoney Creek, Toiiy, Tcpnot, YANCEYVILLE, (e. h.)
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Taw. No. miles, 250.
RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Southern Railway, 7.10 miles, assessed value $ 175,520.79
Atlantic & Danville 14.60 miles, assessed value 146,000.00
CASWELL COUNTY. 153
Danville & Western Railway, .93 miles, assessed value 3,638.14
Pullman Company, 7.00 miles, assessed value 1,016. 71
Southern Express Company, 22.45 miles, assessed value 2,599.98
Western Union Telegraph Company, 242.30 miles, assessed value 7,472.32
Mebane-Ridgeville Telephone Company, 52.50 miles, assessed value 350.71
SUPERIOR COURT: April 16th; October 15th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— Robert L.
Mitchell, Yanceyville.
SHERIFF— A.' W. Fitch, Anderson.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Fred W. Brown,
Yanceyville.
TREASURER— G. H. W. Oakley, Fitch.
CORONER— L. A. Walker, Stonev Creek.
STANDARD-KEEPER— A. E. Henderson.
Yanceyville.
CO. ATTORNEY— A. E. Henderson,
Yancevville.
CO." SUPT. OF HEALTH— S. A. Malloy,
Yancevville.
SUPT. OF CO. HOME— E. B. Barker,
Vanceyville.
CO. SUPT SCHOOLS— George Anderson,
Yancevville.
CO." BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. A.
Maynard, Altamahaw. R. F. D. No. 2; T.
J. Hatchett, Yanceyville; C. H. King,
Blackwells.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— T. P. Womack,
Yanceyville; J. E. Herndon, Anderson; O.
R. Hinton, Pelham; Peter M. Somers,
Stonev Creek; Jos. C. Allison. Allison.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— Joel B.
Walters, (chm.), Blanch; A. Y. Kerr, Yan-
ceyville; C. J. Yarborough, Locust Hill.
Justice? of the Peace.
ANDERSON'S TOWNSHIP— J. R. Burton.
Hightower; J. E. Herndon, D. P. Walker,
Jerico; L. B. Fitch, Anderson; A. B.
Walker, Stoney Creek.
DAN RIVER— T. S. Harrison, L. P.
Goodson, Danville, Va., R. F. D. No. 5;
R. T. Wilson, Danville, Va., R. F. D.
No. 5.
HIGHTOWER— J. B. McMullan, High-
towers; B. Harrelson, Tony.
STONEY CREEK— P. M. Somers, Stoney
Creek; George P. McKinny, W. J. Stadler,
Cherry Grove; T. C. Neal, Ashland.
YANCEYVILLE— B. S. Graves, M. Oliver,
J. H. Kerr, Yanceyville.
LEASBURG— George W. Oliver, Topnot;
J. A. Stephens, E. V. Morton, Blanch. R.
F. D. No. 2.
MILTON— W. T Bryant, Estelle; John B.
Yarbrough, Semora.
PELHAM— J. W. Travis, Sylvester A.
Pierce, Pelham; J. L. Williams. Ruffin ; J.
M. Yates, J. M. Hushes, Gatevvood.
LOCUST HILL— John A. Cobb, Black-
wells; E. B. Blackwcll, Quick; E. \. Alli-
son, Allison; J. C. Allison, !.
J. W. Fuqua, Allison; J. B. Worsham,
Locust Hill.
1>-
R. F. D.
Public School Teachers.
Aired, Miss Esther, Stoney Creek.
Anderson, Miss Ollie S., Yanceyville.
Wilson, Miss Fannie, Corbett.
Anderson, Miss- Ida, Altamahaw.
Lea, Miss Alice, Hamer.
Featherston, Miss Lizzie, Leasburg.
Love, .•liss Aut. M.. Ilycotee
N( wman, M; is Evie, Leasburg.
Compton, Miss Claudia, Hightowers,
Henderson, Miss R. L., Yanceyville.
Wilkerson, Miss Maggie, Danville, Va
R. F. D. No. 5.
Rainv, Miss Mary. Blanch, R. F
No. 2."
WatKns, Miss Edna, Blanch.
Allen, Miss Loula. Prospect Hili.
Thompson, Miss Edna, Ridgeville.
I nderwood, Miss Jennie, Leasburg.
ings, Mrs. Mattie, Blanch.
Brown, Miss Mary, Locust Hill.
Graves, Miss Helen, Purley.
Martin, Miss Golden, Yanceyville.
Richmond, Miss Sue, Pelham.
Tavlor, Miss Annie. Milton.
Tabscott, Miss Bessie, Union Ridge
Shelton, Miss Erma, Eastland.
Rice, Miss Mattie, Quick.
Bell, Miss Gertrude, Pelham
No. 2.
Bennett, J. T., Yanceyville.
Oliver, Miss Bettie, Melton.
Patello, Miss Mattie, Union Ridge.
McCauley, Miss Selma, Tony.
Aired, Miss Bessie, Tony.
Walker, Miss Lucy, Union Ridge.
Wilson, Miss Mattie, Danville, Va., R. F.
D. No. 5.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— T. Adams, Blanch.
METHODIST— Rut us Bradly, Leasburg;
G. W. Johnston, Stoney Creek; J. II.
Pope, Pelham.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— F. L. Oakley. An-
derson; Y. I. Chandler, Fitch; S. C.
Smith, Hightowers.
Dealers in Tobacco.
King Bros., Blackwells.
Lawyers.
M. C. Winstead, Milton.
J. C. Gibbs, Pelham.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. A. Thomp 'i' Lea burg.
J. A. Pinnix, Anderson.
J. J. Keesi e, Pelham,
J. K. Badgett, Blackwells.
J L. Gnnn, Ashland.
M. If. M ora.
B. E. Love, Ridgeville.
J. B. Gunter, !' ilham.
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CASWELL COUNTY.
E.
Merchants not in Towns.
G. Covington, Purley.
D.
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J.
L.
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G. T Hubbard, Hanier.
T. I). Slade & Co., Purley.
1) G. Watkins, Blanch.
W. A. MeFarland, I'urley.
Walk r & Bosw :il, Audi rson.
J. II. Hurdle, Anderson.
i iii.' King, Fitc h.
J. li. Baynes, Tony.
Crawford & Dailey, Tony.
K. R. Warren, Prospect Hill.
Wilkinson, Ridgeville.
Cornet t. Corhott .
Warren, Hightowers.
Gatewood, Danville, Va.,
Connally, Leashurg.
Pnlliam, Leasburg.
. Thomas, Li asburg.
Bradsher, Leashurg'.
e Oliver, Topnot.
King; & Bro . Ulackwells
Blaekwell. Quick.
Matlock. Estelle.
Hudgins, Osmond.
Gatewood & Bro.
Tarter Bros., Gatewood.
J. O Fitzpcrald. Pelham.
W. A. Minor. Cherrv Grove.
W. W Miles, Milesville.
Aldridge, T, n k Co.. Ston 'V
G. W T Martin. Fitch.
J. H. McAdi n. Semora.
Mrs. M. S. Point r, S mora.
S. H. Smith. v r.
J. L. Kinc & Co.. Sen
Jno. Point* r, Semora.
i-liippevs of Produce.
T. Adams. Semora.
A. & F. L. Dailey. Tonv.
E. Wilkinson, Ridg \
R Baynes \i d»rson.
II. Walker, Anderson.
Lea & Udrige, Stones '■ !i I,
M . M. A. Poini r
F. R. Warren. Prospect Hi.'l.
Miles. Milesville.
Creek.
Hubhard, Harm r.
T. Martin. Fitch.
D. Kin' Fitch.
R. F. D
Gatewood.
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YAXCFYVILLE.
Incorporated in 191 5
Population, 227: white, 126; colored, 101.
No. white polls. 20.
No. colored polls, 12.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— B. s. Graves.
TREASURER— F. W. Brown.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. H. Fitch.
POLICEMAN— William- Fitch.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— T. J. Flor-
rance, J. Edmunds, F. W. Brown.
POSTMASTER— T. D. McKinny.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— N. S. Wilson. Pastor.
METHODIST— J. H. Pope, Pastor, Pel-
ham.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Corbett House, Mrs. S. C. Corbett,
Prop.
Kerr's Hotel, J. H. Kerr, Prop.
General Merchandise.
T. J. Florance.
W. N. Harrelson.
Retail Grocers.
A. II. Hooper.
Druggists.
H. W. Perry.
Doctors.
S. A. Malloy.
Lawyers.
A. E. Henderson.
Julius Johnston.
Saloons.
Yancey ville Dispensary.
Blacksmith Shops.
Thomas Lea, (col.)
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Tom McKinney.
Butchers.
< li m Williamson.
MILTON.
Incorporated in 171)3.
Population, 490; white. 276; colored, 214.
No. A'tute poi -. '<
No. colored • ■ 'Is, 47.
Value real estate, $50,361.
Value personal property, $29,218.00.
TAX
poll.
May;
L. Walker.
A. Hurdle,
. B. Good-
ilATE — oSc. on $1110. and 20c
To>vn Oifloers
Election is held first Monday in
term of offices. 1 vear.
MAYOR— L. H. Hunt.
TREASURER— T. A. Donoho.
TAX COLLECTOR— R. L. Walker.
POLICEMAN— Thomas Booth.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R.
R. S. Wooding. E. T. Jeffreys, J
John Williams, F. L. Gordon
friend.
OSTM ' "
R. R. AGENT— S. S. Lankford.
EXPRESS AGENT— S. S. Lankford.
Ministers and Churches
METHODIST— J. A. Dailey, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— E. H. Harding,
tor.
BAPTIST— No Pastor.
Cemeteries and Supts.
MILTON CEMETERY.
Hotels and Boardins: Houses.
MILTON HOTEL— D. L. Morton, Prop.
Auctioneers.
S. L. Stephens.
Ranks and Bankers.
BANK OF CASWELL— R. L. Watt, Pies
E. Hines, Jr., Cashier. Capital, $5,00 j.
Pas-
CASWELL— CATAWBA
155
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Zach Pointer.
Mel Owen, (col.)
Barber Shops.
Willis Gamble, (col.)
Blacksmith Shops.
Tom Booth.
Hitch McArlen, (col.)
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Robert Garland (col.)
Cabinet-Makers.
A. G. Ferguson.
Dealers in Tobacco.
J. A. Hurdle.
American Tobacco Co. — (Milton Branch.)
D. L. Morton & Co.
Stonv Barrett.
R. L. Wa.icer.
L. H. Hunt.
Doctors.
D. Talmage Long.
M. H. McBryde.
Dentists.
J. A. Hurdle.
Drusreists.
R. L. Di\on.
Lewis Walker k Co.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. A. G. Ferguson.
Mrs. W. H. Kersey.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
MILTON ROLLER MILLS— Lewis &
Winstead, Managers.
Furniture Dealers.
A. G. Ferguson.
General Merchandise.
B. Goodfriend & Bro.
F. B. Jones.
Mrs. M. E. Williams.
Mrs. E. R. Burch.
J. J. Lipscomb.
Insurance Agencies.
D. M. llines.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. A. G. Ferguson.
Mrs. W. H. Kersey.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Lewis Walker & Co.
R. L. Dixon.
Produce Dealers.
Green Oliver.
Retail Grocers.
John Williams.
Green Oliver, (col.)
Heal Estate Agents.
D. M. Hines.
Rectifiers.
J. W. Sowers, Milton.
Sales and Liverv Stables.
E. T. Jeffreys.
Saloons.
F. R. Gordon.
Robert Furgerson.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— W. Far-
low, Manager.
CATAWBA COUNTY.
County Seat. Newton.
Formed in 1842 from Lincoln county. Name derived from the Catawba River, which
bounds it on the north.
Area, 440 square miles.
POPULATION: 22,133. White males, 9,349; white females. 9.799. Foreign born, 35
Negro males, 1,439; negro females, 1,546. White males over 21 years, 3,951; negro
males over 21 years, 574. White polls, 2,895; nrgro polls, 376.
Value of real estate, $2,428,170, increase of $70,770 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $2,092,989, increase of $1S2,168 over 1904, including 2,953 horses, 1,785 mures, 13
jacks and jennets, 65 goats, 7,767 cattle, 7,319 hogs, 640 sheep, 196 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites; $4,459,995; by negroes, $61,164.
No. Schools: White, 81; Colored, 20.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100, and 38c. poll. School poll tax, $1.50. No.
iron bridges, 5.
POST OFFICES: Bandy, Blackburn, Brookford, CATAWBA, Chestnut, Chronic] .
CLAREMONT, CONOVER. Cook. Drumsville, Edith, Fleming, Hayseed, HICKORY.
Jugtown, Long Island, Loretta, MAIDEN, Monbo, Mountain Creek, Mullgrove, NEW-
TON, (c. h.), Plateau, Propst, Shawnee, Sherrills Ford. Sparkling Catawba Springs,
Terrell.
No. of Rural Free Delivery Routes in the county, 13.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. No. miles, 600-700.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Carolina & Northwestern, 12.26 miles, atBessed value $ 98,016. 2H
156
CATAWBA COUNTY.
Southern Railway, 22.94 miles, assessed value 667,105.37
Pullman Company, 43.76 miles, assessed \alue 3,195.41
Western Union Telegraph Company, 102.00 miles, assessed value 3,598.62
Southern Express Company, 34.80 miles, assessed value 4,030.27
Carolina & Northwestern Railway Co.. 12.26 miles, assessed value 98.016.2S
SUPERIOR COURT: February 5th, two weeks, criminal and civil cases; May 7th,
two weeks, civil cases only; July 9th, two weeks; October 29th, two weeks, criminal
and civil cases.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF IHE COURT— Lewis H.
Phillip?, Newton.
SHERIFF— Jesse W. Killian, Newton.
REGISTER - / DEEDS— James H. McLel-
land, Newton.
TREASURER— W. A. Dav, Sherrills
Ford.
CORONER— J. A. Rice, Conover.
SURVEYOR— E. M. Yoder, Blackburn.
STANDARD-KEEPER— W. II. Marlow,
Newton.
rO ATTORNEY— Wm. B. Gaither
CO. SUl'T. Or HEALTH— George H.
West, Nawton.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Robert E. Hoke,
over, R. F. O. No. 1.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— R. R. Williams,
in.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— C. II.
Gutner, (chm.), Hickory; W. E. Wilson,
Sherrills Ford; R. A. Rudisill, Maiden.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— J. U. Long,
(chm.), Catawba: 0- M. Smith, Conover; J.
D. Fisher, Sherrills Ford; J. M. Shuford,
Hickorv; Silas Smvre, Newton.
CO. " BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. H.
Aiken, (chm.), Hickory; J. B. Little, New-
ton; A. P. Lynch, Newton.
CONSTABLES— Hickory Township, J P.
Burns, Hickory; Cline's, George Little,
Claremont; Catawba. J. L. Edison, Long
Island; Banly's, Marion Huffman, Hayseed;
Mt. Creek, John Gabriel, Terrell; Jacobs
Fork, Robert J. Jarrett, Blackburn: Cald-
wells, Robert S. Black, Newton, R. F. D.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
HICKORY TOWNSHIP— J. P. Seitz, L.
C. Huffman, T. J. Leonard, Hickory.
NEWTON— Jas. M. Brown, A. J. Fleming,
Newton; Peter F. Smith, Conover; John
W. Williams. Maiden.
CLINES— W. Pierce Sigman, Claremont;
William Turner, Catawba Springs; J. H.
Moser, Claremont.
CATAWBA— A. H. McNeill, B. M. Mor-
row, Catawba; J. H. Fisher, Monbo.
BANDYS— James M. Walker, Cook; McC.
Hildebrand, Chestnut; John Johnson, Jug-
town.
MT. CREEK— David P. Smith, Mt.
- G i I. Sherrill, Sherrills Ford:
Lcck«' Wi ' lie.
JACOBS FORK— F. E. Bost, Newton, R.
F. D.
CALDWEI LS— Levi J. Caldwell, Pinkney
E. Rowe. William A. Lee, Newton, R. F. D.
Ministers not in Towns.
LUTHERAN— Jacob Wilke, Bandy; Paul
eischoff; G. A. Lueche, C. A. Weiss, J. S.
Koiner, Conover; J. A. Yount, Conover.
Pnhlic School Teachers.
Sherrill, Oscar, Catawba.
Abernathv, Edith, Catawba.
Bal linger, R. E., Newton.
Pitts, Agnes, Catawba.
Pitts, Annie, Catawba.
Cochrane, Fannie, Catawba.
Rockett, Belle, Conover.
Drum, A. W., Newton R. F. D.
S tzer, J. E., Claremont.
Lawrence Blanche, Catawba.
Mouser, J. W. Hickory.
Huffham, Noah I... Hickory.
Yodi r, i '. M., Hickory.
Huffham, L. C, Hickory.
Miller, B. W.. Hickory.
Baker, Ida, Hickory.
Little, K. S., Conover R. F. D.
Heller, M. E. Maiden.
Bridges. J B. Tugtown.
Lutz, T. M., Reepsville.
Herman, Ethel. Conover.
Little, C. S.. Conover R. F. D.
Slenman. Janie. Catawba.
Fisher, J. D., Sherrills Ford.
Lawrence, Nora, Catawba.
Robinson, J. F., Snerrills Ford.
Koiner, J. S., Conover.
Long, C. E., Newton.
Lutz, Emma, Newton.
Heit, Katie, Newton.
Mcintosh, Chas., Denver.
Bridges, S. G., Newton.
Gabriel, J. A., Sherrills Ford.
Lanier, D. A., Catawba.
Bost, Anthea, Terrell.
Sherrill, M. L., Brookford.
Beaver, C. E., Bandy.
Moser, Jessie, Hickory.
Yoder, Kittie, Hickory.
Whitener, Grove r, Terrell.
Phillips, Robt.. Plateau.
Drum. G. P., Maiden.
Bast, Frank E., Newton.
Whisenant. A. P., Hickory.
Propst, Cora, Cook.
Wilkinson, G. D., Newton R. F. D.
No. 2.
Bess, Minnie, Maiden.
Baker, Baxter, Hickory.
Baker, Geo. D., Hickory.
Duke, Mrs. Sallie, Newton.
DYike, Annie, Newton.
Duke, Olive, Newton.
CATAWBA COUNTY.
157
Rowe, Mary, Conover E. F. D.
Baker, Etta, Hickory.
Smathers, Bessie, Hickory.
Smathers, M. T., Hickory.
Whisenant, J. H. Maiden.
Witherspoon, Hattie, Newton.
Abernethy, Myrtie, Catawba.
Isenhour, A. Q., Conover, R. F. D. No. 1.
Edwin, W. W., Long Island.
Mullens, Mary, Lincolnton.
Bolick, D. E., Denver.
Williams, A. M., Mull Grove.
Michael, Emma, Hickory.
I k, J. L., Hickory.
Whitener, R. L., Whitener.
Moose, E. L., Claremont.
Caldwell, Tate H., Newton.
Yount, Fannie E., Conover.
Smyre, F. A., Rliodhiss.
Thornton, Carrie, Newton.
Fry, 0. B., Catawba.
Lawrence, Nettie, Catawba.
Lawrence, Jessie, Catawba.
Setzer, J. E., Claremont R. F. D. No. 1.
Dellinger, Mrs. Bernice, Conover.
Carr, Cora L., Hickory.
Herman, Elizabeth,' Conover R. F. D.
Sherrill, L. L., Terrell.
Drum, Lula, Catawba R. F. D.
DrumL Anthea, Catawba R. F. D.
Drum, Era, Catawba R. F. D.
Clay, Sallie, Plateau.
Physicians not in Towns.
F. T. Foard, Jugtown.
W. E. Wilson, Sherrills Ford.
L. C. Skinner, Long Island.
Cotton Gins.
M. A. Sherrill, Sherrills Ford.
W. J. Holsclaw. Sherrills Ford.
Robert Gabriel, Terrell.
C. M. Beatty. Mt. Creek.
I. Rudisill, Drumsville.
Rhyme, Woodward & Co., Newton.
Timothy Cline, Hickory.
Yount & Herman, Moser.
Sigmon Bros., Newton.
Cooks Manufacturing Co., Cook.
Abernethy & Puntch, Chronicle.
Rudisill," Shuford & Co., Lincolnton, R.
F. D. No. 2.
M. M. Sm3're & Co., Claremont.
Sigman, Holler & Co., Claremont.
Farmers Ginning Co., Claremont.
Rackett & Sigman, Claremont.
Guy Lance, Plateau.
R. M. Bumgauer, Hickory.
Smith & Co., Conover, R. F. D. No. -.
Perry Jarrett, Plateau.
Riachey & Phillips, Blackburn.
L. M. Allen, Maiden.
D. W. Overman & Co., Drumsville.
Catawba Ginning Co., Catawba.
O. Brown, Long Island.
Houck Ginning Co., Newton.
Foard & Whisnant, Jugtown.
Cotton Mills.
LONG ISLAND COTTON MILL—Long
Island.
MONBO COTTON MILL— Monbo.
Dentists.
J. J. Hicks, Cook
Petts & Brown, Hickory, R. F. D.
K. C. Fry, Hickory, R. F. D.
Crawford & Petts, Hickory, R. F. D.
Merchants not in Towns.
W. L. Lofton, Bandv.
E. L. Shuford M'f'g Co., Brookford.
Cline & Co., Catawba.
Catfish Milling Co., Catfish.
Q. M. Smith. Oxford Ford.
Elliott & Anderson. Catawba Springs.
D. P. Shuford, Propst.
Hoyle & Leonard Propst.
Ford. "Vhisnant *z Co., Jugtown.
R. P. Havnaer, Jugtown.
C. C. Cook, Cook.
D. W. Britton, Hayseed.
D. M. Britton, Cook
Rudisill & Anthony. Rudisill.
D. H. Whitener, Whitener.
Hoke & Co., Jacobs Fork.
J. Q. Deal, Hickory.
N. L. Deal. Hickory.
Nurserymen.
Startown Nursery Co., Newton R. F. D.
No. 1.
\V. L. Killian. Newton R. F. D. No. 1.
Roller Mills.
Terrell Milling Co., Terrell.
Catfish Millins; Co., Catfish.
Drum Roller Mills, Drumsville.
HICKORY.
Incorporated in 1870.
Population, about 5,000.
Value of real estate, $460,992.
Value personal property, $679,349.
No. white polls, 395.
No colored polls, 105.
Tax Rate: $1.00 on $100.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Tuesday in May
every 2 vears; term of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— J. D. Elliott.
CLERK— J. F. Click.
TREASURER— J. F. Click.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. W. Nichols.
ATTORNEY— Tbos. M. Hufham.
CHIEF OF POLICE— P. P. Jones.
POLICEMAN— A. Fred. Jones.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. W. Shuford,
W. P. Cline, C. O. Bost, W. B. Ramsey,
L. R. Whitener, J. A. Lentz.
POSTMASTER— C. F. Blaylock.
R. R. AGENT— J. B. Gibbs.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. A. Yoder.
Cemeteries and Supts.
J. S. Propst, Ch.
Ministers and Churches.
HOLY TRIMTY— (.Lutheran)— J. 0.
Moser, Pastor.
ST. ANDREWS— (Lutheran)— W. P. Cline,
Pastor
ST. PAUL ACADEMY— (Lutheran)— J. E,
Barb, Pastor.
BAPTIST— W. R. Gwaltney, Pastor.
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CATAWBA COUNTY.
FRESRY tiki \\ C. VV. Trawich, P I
METHODIST Park r Holmi s, Pastor;
Hickory Circuit, J. L. Nichols.
LUTHERAN MINISTERS— W. P. Cline,
W. II. Little, A. L. Grouse, J. E. Barb.
Colleges.
FACULTY OF CLAREMONT COLLEGE
D. \V. Read, President.
WINFIELD II. COLLINS, P. H. B., Eng-
lish and History.
A. J. BOLIN, Mathematics.
MRS. EDWINA CHADWICK, M. A.,
Latin and French.
- MARY B. FUTRELL, A. B.,
Scien
3S IDA LONG, Commercial Depart-
ment.
MISS FANNIE FIELD, Primary.
MISS MAVIDA F1SKE, Music, Bac. Music
Director.
MRS. A. J. BOLIN, Piano and Yiolin.
MISS MAUD FORTHMAN, Elocution and
Yoeal.
MISS OLIVIA CHEATHAM, Art.
Lenoir College.
R. L. FRITZ, President.
W. II. LITTLE, Modern Languages.
PROF. A. J. Stirewalt.
PROF. A. L. MOSER, Latin and Greek.
MISS M VBEL LITTLE, Music Teacher.
MISS BLANCHE YODER, Primary.
Schools and Academies.
MRS. P.AIRD'S SCHOOL.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hirkor' Inn.
Charter House.
Sparkling Catawba Springs Hotel.
Mrs. John Robinson.
Mrs. '..aura 1 owe.
Raymond Robinson.
Mrs. Hettie Clement.
Marshall Hotel.
Walter Jones.
H. S. Stroud.
James Drum.
Agricultural Implements.
Shuford Hardware Co.
Abemsthy & Whitener.
. F. B. Ingold.
Barber Shops.
John Deitz.
Eureka Shaving Parlor.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HICKORY—
A. A. Shuford. President: K. C. Menzies.
Cashier. Capital, $75,000; Surplus and
Profits, $28,000.
HICKORY BANKING & TRUST CO.—
J. F. Ahernathv, Prest. : J. W. Blackwel-
der, Cashier. Capital, $35,000. Undivided
Profits, $1,474.38.
Blacksmith Shops.
T. A. Witherspoon.
J. F. Pro pit.
P. C. Coons.
Boots and Shoes.
A. C. Link.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
H. "^ Keever.
Bottling Works.
MANUFACTURER OARRONATED NON-
W.rOHOUC CIDERS. ALLS AVD SODA
WATERS— Hickory Bottling Works, T. J.
Boatwright, Manager.
Eri^k M'f 'rs and Dealers.
W. J. Fox.
p, invy.
Abel & Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. D. Pope.
Host & Newton.
ibernethi & Whitener.
.-.ict n-nb Rros.
Cook & Perkins.
Building & Loan Associations.
FIRST BUILDNG AND LOAN ASSOCAI-
TION OF F.ICKORY— G. H. Oeitner, Presi
dent; C. M. Sherrill, Secretary and Treas-
urer.
Cabinet-Makers.
A. L. Flanagan.
J. S. Propst.
Contractors and Builders.
J. D. Elliotte.
Q. E. Uerman.
Abel & Edwards.
D. E. Moore & Son.
James Whitener.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Martin & Clark.
Setzer & Russell.
Coal and Wood.
McComb Brob
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
A. A. Shuford
E. L. Shufora.
Cotton Mills.
E. L. SHUFORD M'F'G CO.— E. W. Hol-
brook, Pres. ; W. H. Shuford, Sec. and
Treasurer.
THE IVEY MILL CO.
Dealers in Ice.
Bost & Newton.
McComb Bro.
Hickory Ice and Coal Co.
Dentists.
\Y. B. Ramsay.
W. A. White.
J. H. Smathers.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. J. D. Pope.
Miss 'Jand.'.ce ilenkle.
Miss A la Haivn.
Mrs. J. S Side.
Mrs. B. r. Campbell.
Doctors.
R. B. Baker.
B. F. \Vhitesiae.
CATAWBA COUNTY.
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W. L. Abernethy.
H. L. Abernethy.
J. T. Johnson.
H. C. Menzies.
J. H. Sliufotti.
J. A. Childs.
Druers-ists.
C. M. Shuford
E. B. Menzies
Walter Martin.
Dry Goods and Notions.
McCoy Moretz.
J. F. Allen.
J. A. Bowles.
Electric Companies & Officers.
HICKORY ELECTRIC CO.— N. S. Dasher,
Manager.
Florists.
A. Mc'ntosh.
Foundries and Iron 'Works.
PIEDMONT FOUNDRY k MACHIKF
SHOPS- J. H. P. Cilley, Manager.
Fruit Dealers.
S. L. VVhitener.
Furniture Dealers.
J. W. Shuford.
W. P. Huffman.
General Merchandise.
W. P. Huffman.
T. E. Fields.
Setzer & Son.
R. W. Stevenai.n.
Oeorge W. Hall Co.
Setzer & Russell.
Grist Mills.
Hickory Millmj Co.
Phoenix Rollei Mills.
Moore Milling Co.
Sigmo'i Roller Mills.
Hop Creek Mills.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealirs.
Hickory Colla. Co.
J. A. Martin.
Insurance Agencies.
W. A. Hall.
R. D. Latta.
Georg» E. Haithcock.
Clinard & Lyerly.
3. H. Aiken.
Job Printing Offices.
The Democrat Job Office.
The Mercury Job Office.
J. F. Setzer.
Lawyers.
E. B. Cline.
W. *.. Self.
T. M. Hufham
A. A. VVhitener.
R. J. Mouser.
0. L. Russell.
M. H. Yount.
Laundries.
Hickory Steam Laundry Co.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Hutton & Bourbannnis.
Phoenix Manufacturing Co.
Marble Works.
Boleh & Bolch.
R. [f. Harris &. Son.
Millinery and Fancy Goods
Mrs. A. P. Vhitener.
Miss Mary Koseborough.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
Sparkling Catawba Springs.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. 5 lwina Chadwick.
Musical Instruments.
C. T. Morrison.
H. S. Suttlemyre.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE DEMOCRAT— VV. E. Holbrook. Edi
tor.
TIMES-MERCURY— J- F. Click, Editor
PRESS— J. 0. Foy, Editor.
Painters.
H. H. Abee.
Dolph VYhi lener.
J. A. Vbee.
Henry Deitz.
J. Frank Setzer.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Shuford Hardware Co.
Shuford Drug Co.
F. B. ingoll.
Hickory Novelty Co.
Produce Dealers.
A. C. I irk.
T. E. Field.
Setzer & Sons.
Photographers.
Hardin Studio.
A. Mcintosh.
Pump Manufacturers
Latta-Martin Pump Co.
Real Estate Agents.
Killian & Holmook.
John E. Haithcock.
Retail Grocers.
S. L. Whitenoi.
McComb Bros.
Bost it Newton.
Abernethy & Whitener.
C. L. Hawn & Son.
Hickory Grocery Co. (Wholesale.)
Piedmont Grocery Co. (Wholesale.)
Ekard & Fox.
Shuford and Buchanan.
Olin Marshall.
A. L. Parker.
J. . Little.
W. J. Norton.
J. A. (
W. A. <
Burns & -. <el.
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CATAWBA COUNTY.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Shell Bros.
A. S. \bernethy.
Henkle Live Stock Co.
Sash and Blind Factories-
Hickory Manu'actrring Co.
Novelty Manufacturing Co.
Sliinerle Dealers.
T. E. Field.
G. W. Fox.
Stoves and Tinware.
F. >ld.
Shuford Had ware Co.
Hickory Plumbing Co.
Shippers of Produce.
George \Y. Hall Co.
T. E. Field.
A. C. Link.
J. S. Setzer & Son.
Setzer & Russell.
Tanners.
C. H. Geitncr.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTF.I'N UNION TEL. CO.— R. J.
Foster, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
HICKORY ELECTRIC CO— N. S. Dasher,
Manager.
Watches and Jewelry
George E. Bisaner.
J. II. Lawrence.
Morrison Bros.
Wholesale Grocers.
Hickorv Grocery Co.
Piedmont Grocery Co.
Wood-Working Shops.
Hickory Furniture Co.
Martin Furniture Co.
Piedmont Waron Co.
Hickory Manufacturing Co.
Hickory Novelty Co
Hutton & Bourbonnais.
NEWTON.
Population, 3,000.
Election is held first Tuesday in May
e\ery 2 years; term of office, 2 years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. B. Gaither.
SECRF'ARY AND TREASURER— A. J.
Seagle.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. W. Ervin.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. A. Garvm
G. A. Warlick, W. A. Rhyne, J. C. Smith.
POSTMASTER— R. P. Reinhardt.
R. R. AGENT— L. T. Kelley.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— T- B Davis, Pastor.
METHODIST— W. F. Womble, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. A. Gilmer, Pastor.
LUTHERAN— No Pastor.
REFORMED— Chas. E. Wehler, Pastor.
Agricultural Implements.
George Moose.
G. A. Warlick.
Rhyne Hardware Co.
Smyre Hardware Co.
Hotels and Boardins: Houses.
St. Huoerts Inn.
Piedmont Hotel.
Edminston's Boarding House.
Barber Shops.
J. B. Pearson.
T. L. Cline.
Blacksmith Shops.
Gilbert Chne.
• George \\ ilsrn.
Banks and Bankers.
SHUFORD'S NATIONAL— A. A. Shuford,
President; A. H. Crowell, Cashier. Capital,
$30,000; Surplus and Profits, $6,000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Cline Bros.
J. M. Murray
Lee Reitzel.
Mr. Sigmon.
Boot and Shoe Shops
R. F. Amos.
George W. Holler.
Frank Michael.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
E. M. Deal.
W. E. Houser (col.)
Colleges.
FACULTY OF CATAWBA COLLEGE.
DR. GEO. A. SNYDER, President.
W. R. WEAVER, A. B.
MISS HARGETT, Music.
MISS ROSA ROWE, Stenography.
MISS ANNIE LAWRANCE, Primary.
MISS MARY DELLINGER— Matron.
Cabinet-Makers.
C. F. Jarrett.
Contractors and Builders.
J. Sid Heal.
R. P. Dakin.
H. M. Travis.
George f'etzer.
Miles Sigmon.
Dan Hoke.
Hartzel Deal.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Yount & Shrum.
Cotton Mills.
NEWTON COTTON MILLS— J. C. Smith,
Sec. and Treas. ; W. E Bacon, Supt.
CATAWBA COTTON MILLS— John P.
Yount, Pres.
CLYDE COTTON MILL— R, B. Knox,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Doctors.
J. H. Yount.
J. R. Campbell.
George H. V est.
W. H. Everhardt.
T. W. Long.
OATAWBA COUNTY.
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Drujrerists.
T. R. Aoernethy.
R. P. Freeze.
Dentists.
Little & Little.
C. A. Little.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Gaither Manufacturing Co.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Campbell.
Miss Danner.
Miss Setzer.
Miss Sue Jarrett.
Dry Goods and Notions.
J. A. Garvin & Co.
Electrical Contractors.
NEW TON ELECTRIC CO.— Ira Woodward,
Manager
Furniture Dealers.
Rowe & Herman.
J. F. Herman & Co.
Florists.
Mrs. C. F. Jarrett.
General Merchandise.
J. R. Gaither & Son.
Warlick Grocery v^o.
P. O. Carnenter.
Rhyne & Co.
Newton Cotton Mills Store.
Lee Setzer.
Joseph Gemayel.
Hides and Pelts.
L. M. Serzer.
Rhyne & Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Smyre Hardware Co.
Rhyne Hardware Co.
Insurance Agencies.
W. B. Gaither.
J. H. McLelland.
G. W. Cochran.
C. M. McCorkle.
M. A. Abernethy.
o. M. McCormick
A. J. Fleming.
Job Printing Offices.
Newton Enterprise Office.
News Pub. Co.
Junk Dealers.
George E. Coulter
Knitting Mills.
NEWTON HOblERY MILLS— D. J. Car-
penter, Proprietor.
Lawyers.
Witherspoon & Witherspoon.
George McCorkle.
W. C. Feims'-.er.
W. B. Gaither.
C. M VrCorK'e.
R. R. Williams.
C. H. Mebane.
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Lumljer M'f'rs and Dealers.
The Gaither Manufacturing Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Ida Trollinger.
P. 0. Carpenter.
Misses Shuford & Lester.
Marble Works.
George E. Coulter.
Newspapers and Editors.
NEWTON ENTERPRISE— F. M. Williams,
Editor.
CATAWBA CO.-.TY NEWS— C. H. Me-
bane, Editor.
Produce Dealers.
Rhyne & Co.
J. R. Gaither & Son.
Retail Grocers.
J. F. Smyre.
Joseph Gemayel.
Lee Reitzel.
Newton Grocery Co.
Photographers.
T. B. Moose.
Roller Co-^rine Co.
Newtou Holler Covering Co
Roller Mills.
McClelland Roller Mills.
Newton Rolle- Mills.
Rhyne, Houk & Co.
Stoves and Tinware.
W. H. Marlow.
Sales ajud Livers Stables.
Yount & Corpening.
Newton Livery Co.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
PIEDMONT TELEPHONE CO.— James
Shuford, Manager.
Watches and Jewelry.
J. W. Hardister.
Cline Bros.
MAIDEN.
Population, 614.
No. white noils, 175.
No. colored polls, 5.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— William C. Caldwell.
COUNCIL— L. A. Carpenter, W. L.
Heifner, D. R. Finger, J. M. Holshauser,
E. S Whisenant.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. T. Hewett.
POSTMVSTER— D. M. Carpenter.
R. R. AGENT— <x. S. Martin.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. A. Hovle, Pastor.
METHODIST— W. Rudisin, Pastor.
REFORMED— C. B. Heller, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
A. S. Marton, Proprietor.
Schools and Academies.
E. & W.— Public.
SOUTH FORK INSTITUTE— Baptist.
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Cotton Gins.
D. E. Sigmon & Co.
John \V. Keener.
Cotton Mills.
PROVIDENCE COTTON MILLS— D. M.
( larpente-, Pri s. and Supt.
MAIDEN COTTON MILLS— L. A. Carpen-
lii. Supt.
UNION COTTON MILLS— D. M. Carpen-
ter, Pres. ; J. A. Foil, Secretary.
Doctors.
P. J. Kluttz.
J. C. Whiteside.
Drusreists.
W. L. Bolich.
Furniture Manufacturers.
L. S. Caldwell.
General Merchandise.
Rabb, ter & Co.
J. M. i r.
R. A.
R. L. VVhitener.
Roller Mills.
MAIDED ROLLER MILL CO.— Yates Kil-
lian, :-
Machinery Dealers.
D. M. Boyd
D. F. Propst.
PLATEAU.
Population, 99.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Mary Killian.
Schools and Academies.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Miss Minnie Bess,
Principal.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. M. Clampitt
T. B. Shuford.
Canned Goods.
W. P. Workman.
General Merchandise.
J. P. Clominger.
Retail Grocers.
W. P. Workman.
Roller Mills.
Plateau Roller Mills.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— W. M. Boring, Pastor.
CLAREMONT.
Population, 200.
TAX RATE— 33 1-3 per cent.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. C. Moser.
CLERK -J. P. Carpenter.
ATTORNEY— W. C. Feimster.
CHIEF OF POLICE— A. F. Pearson.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— D. M. Moser.
W. A. Hoke, J. R. Young.
POSTMASTER— J. P. Carpenter.
R. R. AGENT— Harry Little.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. E. Sigmon.
Ministers and Churches.
LUTHERAN— (Evangelical)— No Pastor.
LUTHERAN— (Ohio)— J. H. Halls, Pastor.
Cotton Gins.
Smyre, Huitt & Co.
Hanness Ginning Co.
Canneries.
W. A. Hoke.
R. P. Holler.
General Merchandise.
J. W. Setzer.
J. T. Sigmon.
W. A. Hoke.
Holler & Holler.
Kenyon & Yoder.
Retail Grocers.
W. F. White.
J. W. S
Roller Mills.
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CONOVER.
Population, 413.
TAX K. i er cent.
Tcra Officers.
MAYOR— J. S. Koines.
CLERK— Mr. Koines.
VSL1RER— J. K. Smith.
ATTORNEY— S. fl. Jordan.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Jno. Fox.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. S. Simmons,
G. A. Romoser, .1. K. Smith. E. Ekard, J.
P. Yoir.it.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— J. A. Rice,
Superintendent.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. P. Yount,
E. Ekard, A. D. Herman.
POSTMASTER— John L. Isenhour.
R. R. AGENT— J. F. Hunsucker.
EXPRESS AGENT -J. F. Hunsucker.
Ministers and Churches.
LUTHERAN— Paul Bischoff, Pastor.
REFORMED— 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, History.
fterman.
REV. H. B. HEMMITER, Greek, English.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
J. L. Yount.
Cotton Gins.
Yount & Herman.
Doctors.
F. L. Herman.
D. McD. Yount.
Druggists.
D. McD. Yount.
CATAWBA— CHATHAM.
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General Merchandise.
Cline & Rockett.
P. E. Isenhower & Son.
J. A. Yount.
Handle Manufacturers.
J. Hunsucker.
Lawyers.
S. H. Jordan.
Retail Grocors.
E. A. Herman.
Mrs. J. G. A. Brady.
CATAWBA.
Population, 250.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. H. McNeill.
CLERK— J. IT. Coul-1
<RD OF ALDERMEN— J. R. Cline, J.
H. • tli- J. U. Long.
R. P.. AGENT— F. E. Booth.
:-C. A. Reid.
Ministers and. Churches.
METHODIST— E. Myers, Pastor.
BAPTIST— T. ->. Davis, Pastor.
Hotels and Boading Houses.
Catawba Inn — J. I". Long, Proprietor.
Schools and Academies.
Catawba High School.
Doctors.
Fred Y. Loner.
L. C. Skinner.
Q. M. Little.
General Merchandise.
J. U. Long & Co.
J. H. Pitts.
J. R. Cline & Co.
J. D. Little.
D. P. Deal.
liUinher Manufacturers.
J. M. Brown, Jr.
J. R. ^
D. F. McGill &
County Seat. Fittshoro.
Formed in 1770. Name derived from William Pitt, Earl of Chatham, the famous
English statesman.
Area, 800 square miles. ^
POPULATION: 23,!U2. White males, 7,763; white females, 7f810. Foreign born, 28.
Negro males, 4,n9S: negro females, 4,241. White males over 21 years, 3,625; negro
males over 21 years. 1.551. White noils. 2.343; negro polls, 894.
Value of real estate, $2,151,913, increase of $2,701 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,590,953, increase of $207,768 over 1904, including 2,315 horses, 3,294 mules, 47
jacks and jennets, 399 goats, 11,497 cattle, 18,674 hogs, 8,190 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,555,644; by negroes $187,222.
No. Schools: White, 88; Colored, 41.
TAX RATE: 79 2-3 on $100 and $2.39 on poll. Floating debt, $20,000. No. iron
bridges, 4.
POST OFFICES: Ascend. Bear Creek. Beaumont, Bellevoir, Boaz, Brush Creek,
Bryant. BYNUM, Causey, Colon, Corinth, CUMNOCK. Elm Grove. Elmville. Evam*.
Fall Creek, rilenaloon, Goff, GOLDSTON, Good, Gravelspring, Grove, GULF, Hackney,
Hadley, Harpers X Roads, Haywood, Jordan, Kilgo, Kimbolton, Lambsville, Leewood,
Lindhurst, Lockville, Lutterloh, Merry Oaks, Millwood, MONCURE, Mount Vernon
Springs, Mudlick, ORE HILL, Osgood, Paschal, Patmos, Pedlars Hill, Peoples, PITTS-
BORO, (c. h.), Pluck, PROVIDENCE, Rainbow, Rialto. Riggsbee, Rives ' Chapel,
Koscoe, Rosewood. Saint Lawrence. SILER CITY, Silk Hope, Simmon Grove, Stork,
Tillman, Truth, Tysor Mills, Waldo, Williams Mills.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by taxation, 30c. on poll and 10c. on $100 real estate.
No. miles. 600.
RAILROAD, TF.LEORAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Seaboard A.r Line, 27.20 miles, assessed value $543,529.08
Atlantic & Yadkin, 28.53 miles, assessed value 283,387.13
Durham & i.27 mil'-, assess -1 value 15,521.54
Raleigh & Western Railway Company, 8.00 miles, assessed value 25,000.00
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Pullman Campany, 16.00 miles, assessed value 2,323.93
Western Union Telegraph Company, 218.00 miles, assessed value 6,373.10
Pittsboro Telephone Company, 11.00 miles, assessed value 250.00
Southern Express Company, 62.10 miles, assessed value 7.191.95
SUPERIOR COURT: February 5th; May 7th; August 6th, civil cases only; Novem-
ber 12th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. L. Griffin,
Pittsboro.
SHERIFF— J. R. Miiliken, Pittsboro.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W. E. Brooks,
Pittsboro.
TREASURER— J. R. Miiliken, Pittsboro.
CORONER— J. N. Taylor, Bynum.
SURVEfOR— R. B. Clegg, Pittsboro.
STANDARD KEEPER— T. W. Hackney,
Pittsboro.
CO. ATTORNEY— R. H. Hayes, Pittsboro.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. N. Taylor,
Bynum.
SUPT. OF CO. HOME— W . H. Ward,
Pittsboro.
PUBLIC ADMINISl'RATOR— C. W. Se-
groves, Cumnock.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— R. P. Johnson,
Pittsboro.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— A. R. Norwood,
Kilgo; O. A. Hanner, Siler City; B. B.
Phillips, Goldston.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— R. W. Bland,
(chm.), Pittsboro; S. W. Harrington,
Corinth; T. M. Bynum, Goldston.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— Jacob
Thompson, (chm.), Pittsboro; R. B. Line-
berry, Pittsboro; T. W. Segroves, Cum-
nock.
CONSTABLES— Bear Creek Township.
F. S. Tally, Harpers X Roads; Oakland, O.
S. Johnson, Cumnock; Baldwins, R. R.
Hamlet, Bellevoir; Gulf, W. H. Gilmore,
Bear Creek; Williams, T. B. Fearrington,
Elm Grove; Riggsbee, A. T. Ward, Hack-
ney; New Hope, David A. Mann, Merry
Oaks; Matthews, C. E. Johnson, Pittsboro;
Cape Fear, A. E. Cotton; Hickory Mt.,
Charles M. Covert, Evans; Rock Rest, Col-
umbus Lutterloh, Lutterloh; Hadley, J. M.
Perry, Hadley.
Justices of the Peace.
ALBRIGHT TOWNSHIP— Willis G. Carter,
Siler City, R. F. D. No. 2.
BALDWIN'S— F. E. Stroud, Frosty; L. B.
Bynum, Bynum; J. J. Peoples, Bynum, R.
F. D.
BEAR CREEK— Jerome Hilliard, Harpers
X Roads; N. W. Dixon, Ore Hill; Ira
Phillips, Hareprs X Roads.
CAPE FEAR— J. D. Mclver, Corinth; D.
M. Bridgers, Lockville; A. N. Yarborough,
Glenaloon.
CENTER— J. D. Womble, Round Top; R.
M. Burus, Pittsboro.
HICKORY MT.— J. M. Keck, Evans; R.
J. Watson, Beaumont; John M. Blair,
Kimbolton.
GULF— I. P. Coggins, Bear Creek; E. M.
Underwood, Goldston; J. M. Stinson, Gold-
ston.
ROCK REST— C. O. Crtuchfield, Pitts-
boro; I. W. Durham, Roscoe.
HADLEY— B. E. Moody, Hadley; Cicero
Johnson, Lindley; O. H. Johnson, Siler
City, R. F. D. No. 1.
NEW HOPE— J. O. Clark, Sylvester, J.
U. Goodwin. Merry Oaks; S. M. Beckwith,
Ascend.
MATTHEWS— John M. Foust, Mt. Vernon
Springs; O. A. manner, Siler City; George
W. Womble, Siler City.
RIGGSBEE— Fred H. Williams, Rialto; G.
W. Riggsbee, Riggsbee; E. A. Dollar, By-
num, R. F. D. No. 1; Rufus Gardner, By-
num, R. F. D. No. 1.
WILLIAMS— B. R. Hargrove, Morrisville,
R. F. D. ; J. C. Morgan, Apex, R. F. D. ;
H. C. Sears Morrisville, R. F. D. ; L. F.
Williams, Apex, R. F. D.
OAKLAND— A. W. Wicker, Colon; Thos.
Gross, Cumnock; Z. V. McPherson, Sanford.
Public School Teachers.
Edwards, J. M., Bear Creek.
Phillips, J. W., Bear Creek.
Holleman, A. T. Ascend.
Dowd, D. J., Tillman.
Waiters, A. M., St. Lawrence.
Pool, Lewis, Merry Oaks.
Perry, Miss Annie, Kimbolton.
Rives, H. A., Beaumont.
Green, Miss Hattie, Beaumont.
Jordan, Miss Flora, Brush Creek.
Smith, E. R., Siler City.
Street, Miss Maria, Mt. Vernon Springs.
Bird, Miss Cora, Siler City.
Bray, T. B., Fall Creek.
Riggsbee, T. V.. Bellevoir.
Johnson, Miss Ethel, Apex, R. F. D. No. 3.
Bynum, Miss Mary W., Beaumont.
Pierce, Miss Mamie, Staley.
Hatch, Miss Josie, Pittsboro.
Garner, Miss Nannie, Bynum.
Griffin, Miss Mary, Pittsboro.
Farrell, W. O., Pittsboro.
Watson, R. J., Rives Chapel.
Teague, W. C, Mudlick.
Wicker Miss Ida, Bryant.
Hackney, Miss Emma, Siler City.
MeManus, Oscar, Harpers X Roads.
Fox, Mrs. Flora, Siler City.
Ward, L., Staley.
Mason, Miss Ida, Williams Mills.
Jones, Mrs. Lou V., Peoples.
Luther. J. C, Godsey.
Johnson, Miss Addie L., Lockville.
Green, Miss Annie, Beaumont.
Hackney, J. J., Bynum.
Moore, W. J., Mudlick.
Wrenn J. W., Siler City.
Siler, H. H., Siler City.
Holliday, Hilda, Suthern.
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Dixon, W. R., Siler City.
Marks, T. 0., Corinth.
Rosser, A. J., Glenaloon.
Womble, Floyd, Siler City.
Culberson, R. H., Simmon Grove.
Lasater, T. B., Patmos.
Buckner, S. J., Simmon Grove.
Boiling, Miss Avra, Rialto.
Hincsley, Mrs. Carra, Lockville.
Mason, Miss Ida. Williams Mill.
Riggsbee, S. M., Riggsbee.
Bland, Charles M., Tysors Mill.
Johnson, Mrs. Sallie, Bear Creek.
Goodwin, J. A.. Merry Oaks
Rives J. R., Goldston.
Whitehead, F. D., Staley.
Siler, Miss Lillie, Cole Store.
Mcintosh, Miss Ola, Pocket.
Farrell, H. W., Pittsboro.-
Newlin, Miss Annie, Manndale.
Tysor, J. L., Tysor Mill.
Brooks, Miss Sue, Ore' Hill.
j-.aldwin, Miss Nannie, Grove.
Gattis, Fred, Bellevoir.
McRae, Miss J. Gulf.
Croon, W. M., Mt. Vernon Springs.
Teague, Miss L., Siler City.
Griffin, Miss Olipper, Pittsboro.
Dixon, N. R-, Siler City.
Harris, T. S., Bynum.
Harris, Miss ijilne, Bynum.
Green, Mrs. Nellie, Bvnum.
Edwards, V. C, Ore Hill, R. F. D.
Brown, Miss Emma, Ore Hill, R. F. 1).
Gilbert, Miss Soukie, Siler City.
Harwood, Mrs. Alice, Rosewood.
Bland, Miss Daisy, Rosewood.
Lawrence, Miss Bertha, Corinth.
Lawrence, Miss Ollie, Corinth.
Griffin, Miss Martha, Pittsboro.
Farrell, W. L, Pittsboro.
London, H. M., Pittsboro.
Snipes, Miss Mary, Pittsboro.
Phillips, Miss Hattie, Corbonton.
Kennedy, Miss Doskie, Siler City, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Rogers, O. C, Pedlars Hill.
Oldham, Miss Fannie. Goldston.
Johnson, R. P., Pittsboro.
Gilliam, Miss Lucy, Moncure.
I'urvis, John A., Boaz.
Talby, Miss Mary, Harpers X Roads.
Bray, Miss Leonora, Ore Hill, R. F. D
Poe, E. D., Moncure.
Tyler, W. H., Goldston.
Marks, R. E., Goff.
Johnson, S. O., Pluck.
Mann. F. M.. Pittsboro.
Forrester. Charles. Ore Hill.
Johnson, Miss Maude, Stork.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— R. W. Bailey, Bynum; J
C. Humble, Go"!dston.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. F. Thorn, Gulf.
BAPTIST— L. R. Dixon, Goldston; K. C.
Horner, Harpers X Roads; 0. T. Edwards,
Mt. Vernon Springs.
CHRISTIAN— P. T. Klapp, Pittsboro.
Schools and Academies.
Pittsboro Academy — R. P. Johnson, Prin.,
Pittsboro.
J. R. Rives, Goldston.
F. C. Nye, Merry Oaks.
R. P. Johnson, Mt. Vernon Springs Aca-
demy.
J. M. Underwood, Mt. Vernon Springs.
Doctors Not In Towns.
H. T. Chapin, Pittsboro.
J. N. Taylor, Bynum.
T. A. Kirkman, Lindhurst.
J. C. Kirkman, Mt. Vernon Springs.
D. M. Street, Causey.
W. J. Strickland, Moncure.
P. D. Lasater, Lockville.
R. W. Palmer, Gulf.
C. C. McManus. Siler Oil v.
R. M. Fields, Goldston.
J. P. Woody, Gravel Springs.
W. S. Edwards, Staley.
J. D. Edwards, Siler City.
Ambrose Mann, Bellevoir.
R. N. Roberson, Cumnock.
.1. II. Ihrie, Pittsboro.
H. F. Wilson, R. F. D. No. 1, Morris-
ville.
W. M. Burns, R. F. D. No. 1, Goldston.
Merchants not in Towns.
W. M. Barber, Goldston.
W. F. Barber k Co., Goldston.
T. H. Buchanan, Goff.
Hulling & 'Means, Good.
J. S. Beckwith, Roscoe.
J. H. Buchanan, Corinth.
W. H. Brady, Ore Hill.
Mary Barringer, Lockville.
J. E. Burke, Kimbolton.
W. H. Burns, Cumnock.
J. B. Burke, Evans.
J. F. Council & Bro., Morrisvillc.
L. P. Council, *lm Grove.
Coggins. Fitz & Co., Bear Creek.
J. A. Creswell, Ore Hill.
I. P. Coggins, Bear Creek.
T. B. Cole, Riggsbee.
Pearson & Riggsbee. Riggsbee.
J. H. Cotton, Truth.
Chatham Coal & Iron Co., Cumnock.
J no. H. Dunlap, Causey.
J. C. Davis. Merrv Oaks.
Farmers Alliance Ex., Harpers X Roads.
G. D. Frazier, Gulf.
Farrer, Wilson & Rollins, Apex.
T. N. Gunter, Good.
O. M. Goodwin. Merry Oaks. ■
J. T. Henderson. Bellevoir.
II. Henderson, Hadley.
T. W, Hobby, Bellevoir.
O. E. Hatley, Gro\
Joshua Johnson, Hadley.
.1. L>. Jones, Rigsbee.
J. R. Jones, Carbonton.
•Inn. M. Mclntyre, < : nl f .
Jno. M. Mclver, Gulf.
M. E. Mann, Eben izer.
James A. Murks Good.
M. T. Morris, Bear Creek.
M. A. Moore, Moncure.
Mattocks Bros., Glenaloon.
N. G. Norwood, Milwood.
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CHATHAM COUNTY.
J. J. Nail, Kimbolton.
T. L. Phillips, Hear Creek.
W. T. Pervis, Beaumont.
L. E. Rollins. Merry Oaks.
W. S. Russell, Gulf.
\V. H. Rives, Lutterloh.
G. N. Snieet, Pedlars Hill.
C. G. Sharpe, Goldston.
W. G. Sigmon, iiarpers X Roads.
X. K. Sanders, Providence.
D. R. Smith, Bear Creek.
W. T. Sturdivant, Merry Oaks.
F. E. Strowd, Frostv.
O. B. Strowd, Ore Hill.
Holleman Bros., Ascend.
T. E. Williams, Lambsville.
W. H. Brewer, Fall Creek.
J. C. Blake, Chapel Hill.
W. J. Strickland. Moncure.
A. A. Burke, Gulf.
J. M. Jordan, Brush Creek.
Phillips & Hancock, Bear Creek.
R. T. Smith & Co.. Bear Creek.
J. C. Luther, Godsey.
C. T. Norwood, Kilgo.
T. M. Bynum, Gulf.
Manly Marsh, Causey.
J. C. & 0. S. Thomas, Cumnock.
R. D. Tally & Sons, Bear Creek.
H. Tillman, Bynum.
J. H. Tysor, Tysors Mill.
James Tysor, Tysors Mill.
Womble & Lineberry, Pittsboro.
R. VV. White, Ore Hill.
Womble & Co., Goldston.
S. W. VVillett, Bear Creek.
E. F. Watkins, Moncure.
Womble Bros., Moncure.
White & Fox, Kimbolton.
S. C. Johnson, Goldston.
J. N. Womble, Grove.
G. W. Perry, Silk Hope.
Lambeth Bros., Lockville.
Geo. W. Rives, Beaumont.
L. F. Paschal & Co., Goldston.
R. J. Boiling, Apex.
Cotton Gins.
J. D. Womble, Pittsboro.
J. N. Peoples, Bellevoir.
Chatham Rolier Mill 'Co., Bj'num.
T. E. Carroll, Hadley.
John Barringer, Lockville.
J. C. Davis, Merry Oaks.
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, Uiggsbee.
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.
R. M. Fearrington, Riggsbee.
T. E. Carroll, Evans.
Cotton Mills.
J. M. ODELL ll'F'G CO.— Bynum— W. L.
London.
Yarns.
Cheek
J. C.
C. T.
E. M.
C. E.
G. W.
Burns
J. D.
Moore
Pittsb
boro.
Supt. Manufacturers of Cotton
Saw Mills.
Lumber Co., Pittsboro.
Davis, Merry Oaks.
Pearson. Riggsbee.
Fearrington, Riggsbee.
Kanoy, Goldston.
Perry, Silk Hope.
■v. Seagroves, Cumnock.
Womble, Pittsboro.
& Thomas, Patmos.
oro Milling and Ginning Co., Pitts-
PITTSBORO.
Incornorated in 1785.
Population, 427; white, 275; colored, 152.
Value real estate, $85,781.26.
Value personal property, §93,000.
No. white polls, -65.
No. colored polls, 27.
TAX BATE— 10c. on $100; 30c. on poll.
Electien is he'd first Tuesday in May;
term of office, 2 years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. H. Ihrie.
CLERK— B. M. Poe.
TREASURER— B. M. Poe.
TAX COLLECTOR— C. B. Clark.
SI PT OF HEALTH— H. T. Chapin.
STANDARD KEEPER— T. VV. Hackney.
CHIEF OF POLICE— A. B. Clark.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— F. C. Williams,
B. M. Poe, G. R. Pilkington, R. M. Burns,
J. H. Ihrie.
CITY <CHOOL COMMITTEE— W. L.
London. A. J. B"num. H. A. London, M.
T. WilKams, J. M. Griffin, R. W. Bland,
B. Nooe.
R. R. AGENT— B. M. Poe.
EXPRESS AGENT— B. M. Poe.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— F. Y. Pool. Sanford. Paster.
METHODIST— C. P. Jerome, Pastor.
PliESiiV i l.i<l.-> v— W. F. Thorn, Pastor.
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S— (Episcopal-
Rev. Mr. Simmons, Rector.
Schools and Academies.
PITTSBORO ACADEMY— R. P. John-
son, Principal; Trustees, W. L. London,
H. A. London, A. J. Bynum, R. VV. Bland,
II. T. Chapin, B. Nooe, R. B. Lineberry, J.
M. Griffin, M. T. Williams.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Exline House.
Pittsboro Hotel.
Clark'? Hotel.
Agricultural Implements.
W. L. London & Son.
Bynum & Head n.
Poe, Atwater Mer. Co.
Womble & I. in b rry.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF PITTSBORO— W. L. London,
President; B. Nooe, Vice-President: M. T.
Williams, Cashier. Capital, $10,000; Sur-
plus and Profits, $3,000.
CHATHAM CGI KTTY.
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Barber Shops.
J. L. Council.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
James T. Wright.
C. C. Poe.
Charles Henderson.
Blacksmith Shops.
B. Nooe.
A. B. Clark.
G. W. Moore.
Boots and Shoes.
\V. L. London & Son.
Bynum & Headen.
Poe, Atwater Mer. Co.
Womble & I ineberry.
J. J. Johnson & Sons.
Books and Stationery.
W. L. London & Son.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Ben Sorlock.
Miller Harris.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
B. Nojc
Breeders of Fine Poultry.
A. H. London.
Canned Goods.
Mrs. J. N. Hamlet.
Contractors and Builders.
B. Nooe.
F. M. Farrell.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
\V. L. London & Son.
Poe, Atwater Mer. Co.
Bynum & Headen.
J. J. Johnson & Sons.
Womble <k Lineberry.
Confectionery Dealers.
J. L. Council.
George H. Brooks.
Crockery and Glassware.
All merchants.
Dentists.
J. H. Ihrie.
Doctors.
H. T. Chapin.
Drusrsrists.
G. R. Pilkington,
Dealers in Carriages.
W. L. London & Son.
Bynum & Headen.
Cp<-1<at M'f'rs and Dealers.
B. Nooe.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. P.. W. Band.
Mrs. M. F. Moore.
Dry Goods and Notions.
All genera] merchants.
General Merchandise.
W. L. London & Son.
Poe, Atwater Mer. Co.
Bynum & Headen.
Woinblc H l.inelierry.
George H. Brooks.
J. J. Johnson & Sons.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
All general merchants.
Florists.
Miss Maggie McClenahan.
Fish Markets.
A. G. Hearne.
Paul Williams.
G. H. Brooks.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
All general merchants.
Flour. Com and Feed Mills.
Moore s Mill — W. L. London, Prop.
Chatham Ginning & Milling (Jo. — R. H.
Dixon, President.
Fruit Dealers.
J. L. Council.
A. G. Beam.
George H. Brooks.
Furniture Dealers.
\V. L. London & Son.
Bynum & Headen.
Poe, Atwater Mer. Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Impleni'ts.
W. L. London k Son.
Poe, Atwater Mer. Co.
Bynum <fc Headen.
Womble & Lineberry.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. V. Webster.
Insurance Agencies.
V H Lend. -..
H. A. London.
W. W. Rose.
Lawyers.
H. M. London.
H. A. London.
R. H. Hayes.
Fred W. Bynum.
J. E. Long.
Wade Reav;s.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers-
B. Nooe.
Job Printing Offices.
Chatham Record.
Chatham Citizen.
Machinery Dealers.
W. I.. London & son.
Poe, Atwater Mer. Co.
Bynum & Headen.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
W. I,. London & Sun.
Bynum .V Headen.
Poe, Atwal r V r < i.
Music Teachers.
Miss Maggie Home.
Newspapers and Editors.
CHATHAM .RECORD— H. A. London,
Editor.
CHATHAM CITIZEN— Wade R
Editor.
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CHATHAM COUNTY.
Oil Dealers.
F. S. Hill.
Oil Mills.
OIL MILL — A. H. London, President and
Treasurer. Capital stock, $20,000.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
W. L. Loudon & Son.
G. R. Pilkinton.
Bynum & Headen.
Produce Dealers.
A. G. Hearne.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. C. Lanius.
N. M. hill.
A. B. Clark.
Shingle Manufacturers.
B. Nooe.
Shinsrle Dealers.
B. Nooe.
T. M. Bland.
Retail Grocers.
All general merchants.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
CHATHAM TELEPHONE CO.— B. M. Poe.
Superintendent.
Typewriters and Supplies.
W. L. London & Son.
Watches and Jewelry
C. D. Hawley.
Wood-Working Shops.
B. Nooe.
G. W. Moore.
SILER CITY.
Incorporated in 3887.
Population, 442.
Value real estate, $86,940.
Value personal property, $61,939.
No. white polls, 66.
No. negro polls, 9.
Tax Rate— 20e. on $100; 60c. on poll.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— C. E. McManus.
CLERK— J. D. Edwards.
TREASURER— J. D. Edwards.
CHIEF OF POLICE— 0. S. Dixon.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— C. K. Wrenn,
A. A. Lamb, J. D. Edwards, L. M. flout,
J. C. Gregson.
POSTMASTER— L. L. Wrenn.
R. R. AGENT— W. S. Edwards.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. S. Edwards.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— G. J. Dowell, Pastor.
METHODIST— T. A. Sikes, Pastor.
Banks and Bankers.
THE CHATHAM HANK— Capital Stock,
$10,000. F. M. Hadley, President; L. L.
Wrenn, Vice-President: J. J. Jenkins,
Cashier; Surplus and Profits, . $1,417.65.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Chatham— R. O. Welch, Prop.
Schools and Academies.
SILER CITY INSTITUTE— J. A. Blalock,
Principal.
Agricultural Implements.
The Hardware Co.
Fox & Smith.
Webster-Paschal Co.
Barber Shops.
John Cheek.
Tod. R. Edwards.
Blacksmith Shops.
M. D. Smith.
O. S. Dixon.
Harden & Scott.
Cotton Mills.
HADLEY PEOPLES M'F'G CO.— J. C.
Gregson, Supt.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Webster-Paschal Co.
A. A. Lambe.
Drueeists.
L. L. Wrenn.
Doctors.
J. D. Edwards.
D. L. Foust.
Dentists.
C. E. McManus.
Dealers in Carriages
J. C. Gregson.
C. M. Harden.
Fish ana Oyster Dealers.
Fox & Co.
General Merchandise.
Wrenn Bros. Co.
Farmers' Alliance Exchange.
Fox & Smith.
Lambe & Teague.
Webster-Paschal Co.
Insurance Agents.
D. G. Fox
J. George Hannah.
Hardware Dealers.
The Hardware Co.
Job Printing Offices.
W. E. Lawson.
Lawyers.
W. D. Siler.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Farmers' Alliance Exchange.
Miss Kate Vestal.
Mfg. of Oak and Hickory Rims
High Point Bendery Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE GRIT— W. E. Lawson, Editor.
Produce Dealers.
W. B. Cooper.
W. S. Durham.
W. R. Gilbert.
Roller Mills.
A. J. Bean.
Retail Grocers.
L. O. Gross.
J. 0. Gregson & Co.
Johnson Brothers.
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Saddlers.
Jordan Dorse>tt.
Sales and Liiver Stables.
Marley, Siler & Co.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— W. S. Edwards, Op-
erator.
Wholesale Groceries.
C. M. Harden.
M. D. Smith.
W «?.eel wrights.
C. M. Harden & M. I). Smith.
■Watches and Jewelry
T. R. Edwards.
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 miles.
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,
2,429; negro males over 21 years, 91. Indians, etc., 11. White polls, 1,528; negro
polls, 12; Indian polls, 1.
Value of real estate, $1,400,917, decrease of $688,154 from 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $796,507, increase of $82,021 over 1904, including 1,157 horses, 903 mules, 22 jacks
and jennets, 82 goats, 9,038 cattle, 5,148 hogs, 5,393 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,232,741, by negroes, $4,882; by Indians, $20,706.
No. Schools: White, 46; Colored. 3.
TAX RATE: $1.10 on $100; $3.30 on poll. Bonded debt, $18,000.
POST OFFICES: ANDREWS, Appalachia, Bellew, Brady, Coalville, Cobbs, CULBER-
SON, Grape Creek, Guy, Grandview, Hiawassee, Hot House, Kinsey, Letitia, Marble,
MURPHY, (c. h.), Nina, Ogreeta, Patrick, Peachtree, Persimmon Cre. k, Postell,
Ranger, Suit, Tomotla, Turtletown, Unaka, Vests, Wehutty, Wolf Creek.
PUBLIC ROAD'S: J. R. McKelland, Murphy, Supt. Worked by Act of Legislature
of 1903. No. miles, 500.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlanta, Knoxville & Northern, 13.10 miles, assessed value $65,500.00
Southern Railway, 23.95 miles, assessed value 592,073.81
Western Union Telegraph Company, 37.07 miles, assessed value 1,084.54
Southern Express Company, 37.05 miles, assessed value 4,290.84
SUPERIOR COURT: April 2nd, two weeks; August 6th, two weeks; November 5th,
two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK Ob' THE COURT-N. Z. Deweese,
Murphy.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— T. C. McDonald,
Murphy.
SHERIFF— T. N. Bales, Murphy.
ritEASURER— Thomas Payne, Murphy.
CORONER— Lavada Berrong, Letitia.
SURVEYOR— O. G. Anderson, Murphy.
CO. ATTORNEY— F. P. Axley, Murphy.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— J. F. Abernethy,
Murphv.
SUPT. CO. HOME— N. D. McDonald, Mur-
phy.
SUPT. SCHOOLS— E. B. Norvell, Murphy.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION -S W.
Davidson P. E. Nelson, J. M. Richardson.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Julius Martin,
Murphy; A. Rice. Hot House; W. L. Bruce,
Culberson.
CO. UO\RD OF ELECTIONS— A. A. Fain,
l>. S. Russell, Julius Martin.
CONSTABLES— Murphy, J. D. Rieksi
Murphy; Andrews, Luther West. Andrews;
Beaver Dam, W. H. Cook. Marble; J. W.
Parker, Culberson; G. W. Evans, Cul-
berson; Hot House, J. N. Newman, Hot
House.
Jastices of the Peace.
Ml Kl'in TOWNSHIP- S. \\ . Loving-
g , J. 11. Woods, J. S. White, W. E. Fer-
guson, Murphy.
VALLEY— S Porte., J. A. Parker, D. S.
Russell.
SHOAL CREEK 1). T. McNabb, John
Payne, R. R. Postell, W. G. Sparks, P. E.
Nelson.
HOI' HOI SE \- I.. Brown, James Si-
ii onds, A. .1. Bell, S. W. I ■ ' L M
ddis, Hot House.
BEAVER DAM— Jesse McNabb, I". S. G.
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CHEROKEE COUNTY.
Phi lips VV. R. B. Bell, Jack Crow.
MH!.\ J. r, Anderson, J. E. Graham,
Bi n Fox, .T. VV. Kilpatrick, A. J. Hughs, A.
J. Hatchett.
Public School Teachers.
1 'I. Mi-s [>erl lia, Murphy.
Sherrill, Mrs. Clara, Murphy.
Hill, T. J., Murphy.
Lovingood, .Janus, Cobbs.
Abernathy, Noah, Grandview.
Johnson. Newty, Ogreeta.
Johnson. ... K.. ._ naka.
Voyis, \V. I... Crape Creek.
Parker. .1. V'.. Marble.
[.add, Thom, Marble.
Sneed, \V. I?., Peachtree.
Lovingood, Rollin. Grandview.
McNabb, Jesse, Hiawassee.
H irton. \V. .).. Peachtree.
Thomason, T. J. Peachtree.
Chastain, 1? B. . Peachl n e.
Matherson. W L., Bellew.
Rogers, Miss Lillian, Murphy.
Stewart. Miss Wanna. Tuinntla.
Tnill, Miss Willie, Marble.
Ellis, .Miss Gertrude, Cobbs.
Martin. A. L., Suit.
James, C. M., Brady.
Martin. L. N., Murphy.
Bailey, C. C, Ogretta.
Hogsed, George I., Suit.
Hall. J. E., Suit.
Ricks, II. P.. Murphy.
Harvey Martin, Murphy.
Martin, Miss Delia, Murphv.
Ballew, H. J., Bellew.
J. G. Coffee, Pine Log.
R. B. Bell. Pine Log.
Hall. M. D., Suit.
Hall. Miss Evelina, Suit.
Cunningham, Miss Maggie, Murphy.
Johnson, Miss Aider, Vests.
Barrett, Miss Abbie, Murphy.
Clyde, Prof., Murphy.
Falls, Miss, Murphy.
Raper, Lan, Murphy.
Hamby, R. T., Hiawassee.
Cuningham, R. A., Murphy.
Mallonee. Miss Matti . Murphy.
Mallonee, Miss Carry, Murphy.
Mallonee, Miss Lyda, Murphy.
Kilpatrick, G. W., Hiawassee.
Hartness, Miss Diana, Ogreeta.
Axley, Miss Annie B., Murphy.
Shields, Miss Barbra, Culberson.
Cooper, James B., Peachtree.
Johnson. VV. V., Peachtree.
Martin, Jeff, Murphy.
Lorance, Ed., Ranger.
Sheare, Allen C, Ranger.
Zachary, Miss Bird, Mar'
Russell, Miss Evelin, Audi
Ragan, Mrs. P. M., Andrews.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— E. A. Deweese, B. M. Led-
ford Ranger; J. T. Piatt, Brasstown; C.
F. Martin, A. B. Smith, Marble; Wm.
1, Persimmon Creek; J. F. McGee,
ulberson.
METHODIST— A. W. Jacobs. Murphy; T.
A. Sronce, Andrews; C. H. Curtis, Hia-
wassee.
Physicians not in Towns.
VV. J. Hammond, Unaka.
G. B. Webb, Andrews.
G. A. Graham, Peachtree.
L. R. Casteel, Culberson.
C. F. Walker, Suit.
S. S. Ball, Letitia.
Factories.
Appalachian Tann.c Acid Factory,
Appalachia.
Dulio <V Wendell, Andrews.
Cherokee Tannic Extract Co., Andrews.
Cover & Son, Tanner, Andrews.
Murphy Furniture Manufacturing Co.
Merchants not in Towns.
VV. P. Walker, Andrews.
Bruce Fisher, Andrews.
W. S. Marsh, Andrews.
Smith & Co., Marble.
T. J. Hayes, Tomotla.
Wm. Brittairi, Peachtree.
E. F. Cuningham, Bellew.
J. L. Ownby, Culberson.
Dickey & Son, Cui.erson.
Sam Anderson. Culberson.
W. U Sparks, Suit.
P. L. Nelson, Postell.
Hob Harris, Hot House.
T. N. Bates, Nina.
J. T. L. Hartness, Ogreeta.
G. W. McClure. Unaka.
J. W. Blackwell, Unaka.
J. F. Hampton, Unaka.
Dickey* & Lovingood, Grandview.
Bud Voyles, Grape Creek.
Mines and Quarries.
Irvindale Mining. Co.. Marble.
Park Dale Mining Co., Marble.
Cherokee Iron and Marble Co., Tomotla.
The Consolidated Marble Iron and Talc
Co., Kinsey.
The American Talc Co., Kinsey.
National Marble Co., Tomotla.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills-
J. W. Patton, Grandview.
J. L. Ownby, Vest.
J. L. Ownby, Culberson.
C. C. Gentry, Grandview.
Mrs. Mollie Whitcomb, Ogreeta.
G. B. Webb, Andrews.
A. J. Dockery, Grandview.
John Dockery, Grandview.
Andrew Lovingood, Grape Creek.
Phil ip Lovin, Grandview.
J. W. Patton, Grandview.
Thomas Payne, Persimmon Creek.
Mrs. J. M. Dickey. Ranger.
James Thompson, Unaka.
James Danner, Ogreeta.
Lumber Plants.
D. S. Russell, Andrews.
Eureka Lumber Co., Marble.
Cooper and Galuslia, Marble.
McDowell & Co., Unaka.
CHKROKEE COUNTY.
171
Appalachian Land and Lumber Co.,
Appalachia.
G. W. McClure, Nina.
S. W, Lovir.good, Murphy.
Shippers of Produee,
J. L. Smathers, Murphy.
Elliott & Co., Murphy.
Dickey & Lovingood, Grandview.
Conly & Sparks, Suit
P. E. Nelson. Postell.
J. L. Ownby, Culberson.
Dickey & Son, Culberson.
Able Davidson, Ranger.
Corder Co., Murphy.
A. B. Dickey, Murphy.
R. \. Akin, Murphy. '
MURPHY.
Population, 604.
Tax Rate — For city purposes, 40c. on
$100 and $1.20 poll.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— M. W. Bell.
CLERK— S. Dakin.
POSTMASTER— D: W. Deweese.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— Bayius Cade, Pastor.
METHODIST— W. L. Sherrill, Pastor.
I r,,.s,.\ ii.KJAN — No Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— M. G. Ledford, Rector.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. Nettie Dickey.
Mrs. Roxie Hubbard.
Mrs. Rosa Patton.
Commercial Hotel.
J. J. Phillips.
Fair View Hotel.
Cottage Park.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF MURPHY— John H. Carter,
Pres. ; L. E. Bavless, Cashier. Capital, $20,-
000. Surplus and Profits, $4,468.63.
Barber Shops.
P. H. Seward.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. H. Woods.
M. L. Brittain.
A. McD. Harshaw.
.1. L. Fain. Unaka.
Blacksiuitn Shops.
.Tim Palmer.
Powel Pierce.
H. C. Culberson, Culberson.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
N. A. Zimmerman.
Cabin et-Makers.
Lark.n Gilbert.
Contractors and Builders.
,T. J. Phillips.
Jack Mingus.
John Phillips.
W. A. Turnbill.
John Leach, Andrews.
Thomas F. Long, Andrews.
jLfoetors.
J. F. Abernathy.
B. B Meroney.
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S. C. Highway
W. O. Patton.
Br^—'-ists.
B. B. Meroney.
Murphy Drug Co.
Dentists
W. S. McCombs.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
S. YV. Lovingood.
.1. C. Axley.
R. M. Fain.
Manufacturing; Establishments.
Murphy Furniture M'f'g Co.
Murphy Light & Power Co.
General Merchandise.
Murphy hardware Co.
J. L. Smathers.
Charley Hill.
R. A. Akin.
Elliott & Co.
A. J. Gurley.
A. B. Dickey.
J. E. Fain.
Hughes & Akin.
Ledbetter Bros.
R. H. Hyatt.
J. H. Woods.
J. H. Hall.
W. H. Griffith.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Murphy Hardware Co.
N. A. Zimmerman.
W. A. Elliott.
Charley Stansbury.
Insurance Agencies.
E. B. Norvell.
John H. Carter.
L. E. Boylus.
Willard Axiy.
Lawyers.
Ben Posey.
J. H. Dillard.
M. VV. Bell.
R. L. Cooper.
E. B. Norvell.
F. P. Axley.
J. D. Mallonee.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
VV. H. Wooduury.
A. A. Fain.
S. W. Lovingood.
Cooper & Galusha.
A. W. King.
S. C. Smith.
Marble Works.
Cherokee Marble Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE SCOUT— Meroney & Towns, Editors.
Paj er-Hangers.
Mount.
R. M. Fai i.
( ii nrge Si ilman, Andrews.
Frank Ellis.
Real Estate Agents.
Robert Galusha.
J. P. Roberson.
A. S. Emrnerson.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
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CHOWAN COUNTY.
CHOWAN COUNTY.
County Seat, Edenton.
One of the original preeints 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: 10.25S: White males, 2,221; white females, 2,185. Foreign born, 16.
Neero males, 2,8-11; negro females, 3,001. Other colored. 2. White males over 21
year, 1,091; negro males over 21 years, 1,24 5; other negroes, 2. White polls, 807;
negro polls, 723.
Value of real estate, $1,086,258, increase of $25,000 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,256,791, increase of $310,847 over 1904, including 1,205 horses, 757 mules, 1
jack, 240 goats, 2,681 cattle, 11,753 hogs, 547 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,128,436; by negroes, $214,713.
No. Schools: White. 21; Colored, 15.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100; Roads, 5c. in 1st Township and 25c. in 2nd
Township; 20c. in 3rd and 4th Townships.
P( ST OFFICES: Amboy, Cisco, EDENTON, (c. h.), Gliden, Mege, Rocky Hock,
Ryland, Somerset, Tulu, Tyner, Dwight.
PUBLIC ROADS: First Township, J. \V. Spruill, Supt.; B. F. Elliott, Chm. Board
Trustees. Second Township, J. E. Cofield, Supt. ; J. L. Savage, Chm, Board Trustees.
Third Township, M. F. Ward, Supt.; A. J. Ward, Chm. Board Trustees. Fourth Town-
ship, G. T. Mitchell, Supt.; W. E. Hassell, Chm. Board Trustees.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Norfolk & Southern, 5.30 miles, assessed value $95,011.40
Suffolk & Carolina, 20.51 miles, assessed value 91,772.34
Western Union Telegraph Company, 8.00 miles, assessed value 234.04
Edenton Telephone Company, 4.00 miles, assessed value 900.00
Southern Express Company, 4.20 miles, assessed value 486.41
Albemarle Steam Navigation Co., miles, assessed value 1,432.80
Norfolk & Carolina Telephone and Telegra h Co., assessed value 1,432.80
SUPERIOR COURT: April 2nd; October 1st.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— H. C. Privott,
Edenton.
SHERIFF— E. S. Norman, Edenton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— T. D. Byrum,
Edenton.
TREASURER— F. W. White. Edi-nton.
CORONER— T X Hoskins, Edenton.
CO. ATTORNEYS— Pruden & Pruden,
Edenton.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— T. J. Hoskina
Edenton.
SUPT. CO. HOME— M. M. Harrell, Eden-
ton-.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— C. A. G. Thomas,
Edenton.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— C. A. G.
Thomas. Edenton; A. T. Bush, Edenton; W.
H. Winborne, Cisco; W. D. Welch, Gliden.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Frank Wood,
(chm.), Edenton; R. Bunch, Rocky Hock;
W. H. Elliott, Amboy.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— Julian
Wood, (chm.), Edenton; W. P. Jones,
Rocky Hock; A. J. Ward, Gliden.
CONSTABLES— Edenton Township, T. P.
Leary, Edenton.
Justices of the Peace.
EDENTON TOWNSHIP -M. H. Dixon, S.
]'.. Morris, John Mr.guire M. B. Chappell,
Edenton.
MIDDLE— Richardson Bunch, Rocky
Hock; B. L. Evans, Cisco; C. W. Coffield,
Tyner.
WARDVILLE— W. C. Ward, George H.
Baker, Ryland; E. C. Welch, Gliden.
YEOPIN— J. B. Webb, Edenton; I. J.
Moran, Edenton.
Public School Teachers.
Hendrix, Miss Mary, Edenton.
Coke, Miss Louisa D., Edenton.
Hudgins, Miss Rebecca. Cisco.
Coffield, Miss Annie, Cisco.
Si in i 'son, Miss Mae, Belvidere.
Hollowell. Miss El a. Cisco.
Winborne, M. W., Rocky Hock.
Franklin, Miss Lizzie, Corapeake.
Hurdle, Miss Mudora A., Gliden.
Boon. Miss Lucy, Somerset.
Hedrick. T. C Somerset.
Phelps, Miss Mittie, Edenton.
Smithwick, Miss Elizabeth, Edenton.
Griffin, Miss Mary E., Dwight.
CHOWAN COUNTY.
173
Johnson, Charles, Edenton.
Baker, Miss Annie W., Edenton.
Hudson, Miss Sabra, Amboy.
Hollowell, Mrs. Mary E., Dwight.
Hassell, Miss Cassie, Somerset.
Farmer, Miss Fannie, Edenton.
Ledbetter, Miss Florence, Edenton.
Chappell, Wm. C, Belvidere.
Burgess. Miss Annie, Edenton.
Rice, Miss Lettie M., Edenton.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— Joseph Tynch, Rocky Hock; Q.
W. White, RocM Hock.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. R. Parker, Cisco.
F. A. Ward, Ryland.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. P. Ashley. Edenton, R. F. D. No. 1.
H. B. Jones, Rocky Hock.
Z. W. Evans. Cisco.
John Maguire. 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 Hcdrick. Somerset.
Dorsey Sawyer, Edenton.
C. D. & John Harrell, Edenton.
W. T. Perrv, Rocky Hock.
J. W. Smith, Edenton.
Wm. Miller, Edenton.
Powell Bros., Edenton.
V. Beasley, Edenton.
Cotton Gins.
F A. White, Edenton.
N. A. Twine, Edenton.
W. E. Jordan, Edenton.
H. N. Hughes, Somerset.
Z. W. Evans, Cisco.
W. H. Lane, Tyner.
T. C. White, Cisco.
O. E. Ward, Tyner.
W. H. Elliott, Amboy.
J. P. Ashley, Edenton.
J. M. Forehand, Tvner R. F. D.
A. J. Ward, Gliden.
R. H. Welch, Gliden.
N. L. Ward, Luenton.
A. & H. Powell, Edenton.
Saw ills.
W. E. Jordan, Edenton.
J. P. Ashley, Edenton.
Z. W. Evans, Cisco.
H. N. Hrghes, Somerset.
T. R. Tynch & -ro., Rocky Hock.
O. E. Ward, Tyner.
Ward & Spivey, R3'land.
A. & H. Powell, Edenton.
EDENTON.
Incorporated in 1712.
Population, 3,046; white, 1,246; colored,
1,800.
Value real estate, $479,325.
Value personal property, $456,805.
No. white and colored polls, 520.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 50c. on $100.
Public Improvements, 25c. on $100; Graded
Schools 30c. on $100.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— John C. Bond.
CLERK— W. S. Privott.
TREASURER— Geo. H. Coke.
TAX COLLECTOR— T. P. Leary.
ATTORNEY— W. M. Bond.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— R. Dillard.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. H. Robinson.
POLICEMAN— D. H. Smith.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— E. R. Conger,
M. F. Bond, J. R. Wheeler, J. W. Privott.
BOARD OF AUDIT— E. R. Conger, J. R.
Wheeler.
POSTMASTER— L. L. Brinkley.
R. R. AGENTS— A. B. Stephens, W. J.
Williams.
EXPRESS AGENT— M. F. Bond.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— C A. G. Thomas, Pastor.
METHODIST— Rev. Mr. Hocutt, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— R. B. Drane, Rector.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— D. A. Bras-
well, Pastor.
CATHOLIC— No resident Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
EDENTON GRADED SCHOOLS— R. H.
Bachman, Supt.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
New Hotel White.
Hotel Woodard.
Mrs. W. E. Coffield.
John D. Parrish.
W. H. Edwar >s.
E. H. Lewis.
S. A. M. Righton.
Mrs. Maggie Barton.
Agricultural Implements.
J. C. Bond.
G. C. Haste.
J. C. Warren.
Architects.
W. C. Miller.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF EDENTON— Julien Wood,
President; G. P. Folk, Cashier; Capital,
$50,000; Undivided Profits, $2,123.32.
THE CITIZENS BANK— W. T. Old,
President; Charles H. Wood, Cashier.
Capital, $25,00. Undivided Profits, $80.09.
Barber Shops.
T. E. Langston.
John Gilliam.
J. N. Leary.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. S. Sutton.
W. S. White.
T. L. White.
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CHOWAN7 COUNTY.
Blacksmith Shops.
Cr ecy Bros.
Elliott & White.
R. D. Bunch.
A. C. ( happell.
Boots and Shoes.
Twine, Vail & Lewis.
Branning Co.
T. \V. Elliott.
J. H. Holmes Co.
R. F. Tunic.
E. L. Brinkley & Co.
Books and Stationery.
John Elliott.
T. J. lloskins.
W. O. Elliott.
\V. A. Leggett.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
W. E. Bulk.
Aug. Stallings.
Bicycle Dealers.
G. W. L
alers.
EDENTON BRICK WORKS— W. 0.
Speight. Proprietor.
Cahinet-Makers.
L. F Eiegle..
At. G. Brown.
E. J. Charlton.
Cemeteries and Supts.
3EAVER HILL— R. B. Drane.
Contractors and Builders.
W. C. Miller.
J. W. Privott.
Hannibal Badham.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Elliott Buggy Co.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
L. F. Ziegler.
E. J. Charlton.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Twine, Vail & Lewis.
T. W. Elliott.
R. F. l'uttle.
J. H. Holmes Co.
Shapiro Bros.
S. Abrahams.
E. L. Brinkley & Co.
Coal and Wood.
Edenton Ice and Cold Storage Co.
J. R. Griffin & Bro.
Confectionery Manufacturers.
Jacob Skinner.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
L. L. Moore.
E. S. Norman.
Thomas Old.
C. W. Cofield.
Cotton Mills.
EDENTON COTTON MILLS— Frank Wood,
iit- W. 0. Elliott, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Confectionery Dealers.
A. T. Bush.
M. 15. ('liappell.
G. C. Haste.
E. T. White.
M. H. Dixon.
Crockery and Glassware.
M. B. Chappell.
\V. R. Brothers.
Owens Bros.
A. T. Bush.
G. C. Haste.
M. H. Dixon.
J. S. Sutton.
Dealers in Carriages.
Griffin & Twine.
Deilers in Grain and Seed.
A. T. Bush.
•
ire.
ore.
Dentists.
C. P. Bogert.
E. J. Griffin.
E. F. Martin.
Doctors.
R. Dillard.
J. H. McMullan.
T. J. lloskins.
H. M. S. Cason.
C. II. Hines.
Drueerists.
T. J. lloskins.
W. A.. Leggett.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. G. B. Harris.
Mrs. G. W. Leary.
Mrs. A. J. Ward.
Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. John Jones.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Branning Manufacturing Co.
Twine, Vail & Lewis.
R. F. Tuttle.
J. H. Holmes Co.
T. W. Elhott.
Shapiro Bros.
Louis Schultz.
S. Abrahams.
E. L. Brinkley & Co.
Fish Dealers.
John Capehar*
H. A. Bond.
M. F. Bond.
James Sawyer.
J. C. Bond.
Byrum & Cheshire.
\V. D. Rea.
G. J. Picott.
0. C. Bvrum.
Theo. Bland.
CHOWW i 01 NTY.
\V. S. While.
.lames Sutton.
J. E. Woff.
S. E. Morris.
Walter S. White.
J. A. Woodard.
F. Wjod.
J. O. 'Vood.
II. G. 'Vood.
Julian Wood.
J. J. Bunch.
N. W. Ryan.
.John i '. Uobbt
H. G. Skinner.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
M. G. Brown.
J. R. Griffin & Bro.
Albermarle Grocery SI
Floui. Com and Feed Mills.
il. G. Brown.
Foundries sad Iron "Works.
Edenton Iron Works.
Furniture Dealers.
L. F. Ziegler.
■"OS.
Grist Mills.
M. G. Brown.
General Merchandise.
ning Manufacturing Co.
J. C. Warren.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
John C. Bond.
J. H. Bell.
G .0. Haste.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Morris Hobowsky.
Elliott & White.
Griffin & Twine.
Hides and Pelts.
J. S. Sutton.
W. S. White.
T. L. White.
Ice Factories and Officers.
EDENTON ICE AND COLD STOP.AGE
CO.— E. R. Conger, President; H. C. Pri
vott, Secretary.
[asurance Agencies.
H. C. Privott & Bro.
Wood <fc Folk.
Bond & Coke.
Job Printing Offices.
EDENTON TRANSCRIPT— W. F. Swar-
ingen, Prop.
Lawyers.
W. D. Pruden.
J. N. Pruden.
W. M. Bond.
C. S. Vann.
W. J. Leary, Sr.
W. S. Privott.
Harry McMullan.
Laundries.
C. S. Arlington.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Branning Manufacturing Co.
M. <;. Brown
Maguire & Valentine.
Machine Shons.
Edent >n Iron Works.
M.isons and Builders.
John Lewton.
Isaac Owens.
Anderson Lewton.
John Norcom.
Music Teachers.
Miss Eliza Drane.
s Martha Bright.
Louise Bond.
Newspapers and Editors.
EDENTON TRAN
tor.
Ilinery and Fancy Goods.
il. P. B
Mrs. L. L. '■ ii il .
Painters.
E. B. F. Jones.
W. II. West.
B. F. Richardson.
Z. B. Harrell.
Paper-Hangers.
Charles Kitchelt.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
J. C. Bond.
J. II. Bell.
G. C. Haste.
Plumbers.
J. H. Bell.
G. W. Leary.
Retail Grocers.
G. C. Haste.
A. T. Rush.
E. F. Etheridge.
W. H. Miller.
M. B. Chappell.
W. R. Brothers.
J. A. Woodard.
E. O. Howell.
Branning Manufacturing Oo.
M. H. Dixon.
J. S. Sutton.
W. S. White.
R. M. Lee.
N. E. Jones.
E. W. Burton.
W. H. Hedrick.
J. C. Dail.
N. J. Hollowell.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. H. Robinson,
tlriffin (te Twine.
Elliott & White.
Sash and Blind Factories.
M. G. 'J: own.
Shintrle Manufacturers.
Branning Manufacturing Co.
Maguire & Valentine.
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CHOWAN -CLAY.
Stoves and Tinware.
Miller Hardware Co.
Willis Owens.
L. F. Ziegler.
J. U. Bell.
A. T. Bush.
J. C. Bond.
Shingle Dealers.
M. G. Brown.
Branning Manufacturing Co.
T. W. Warren.
Saloons.
H. E. Williams.
B. F. Francis.
P. H. Brinn.
W. Lipsitz.
O. H. Harden.
W. M. Simpson & Co.
W. B. Basnight.
F. W. White.
J. M. Deans.
Tailor Establishments.
John Quinton.
L. Newman.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
M. F. Bord.
A. B. Stephens.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
EDENTON TELEPHONE CO.— E. R. Con-
ger, President; George P. Folk, Secretary.
■Watches and Jewelry
W. F. Hart.
H. W. Mizzell.
"Wholesale Grocers.
Edenton Grocery Co.
Albemarle Grocery Store.
Wood-Working Shops.
M. G. Brown.
R. D. Bunch.
Elliott & White.
Creecv Bros.
A. C." Chappell.
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, 539; negro polls, 14.
Value of real estate, $447,704, decrease of $8,460 from 1904. Value personal property,
$196,646, increase of $8,284 over 1904, including 487 horses, 492 mules, 22 jacks and
jennets, 4,029 cattle, 6,287 hogs, 3,157 sheep, 5 goats.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $642,445; by negroes, $1,905.
No. Schools: White, 18; 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; roads. 20c. on $100 a nd 60c. poll. Bonded debt, $5,000.
POST OFFICES: Brasstown, Clarence, Crit, Corundum, Elf, HAYESVILLE, (c. h.),
Irena, Ledford, Mayflower, Ogden, Pine Log, Shewbird, Shooting Creek, Shearer, TUS-
QUTTEE, Twine, Warne.
PUBLIC ROAOS: Worked by Old State Law. No. miles, 125.
SUPERIOR COURT: April 16th; September 17th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— C. C. Stand-
ridge, Hayesville.
SHERIFF— J. W. Alexander, Hayesville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W. T. Bumgar-
ner, Havesville.
TREASURER— J. M. Galloway, Shooting
CORONER— R. T. Coalman, Crit.
SURVEYOR— E. C. Mease, Hayesville.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. M. Sullivan,
Hayesville.
SUPT. CO. HOME— 0. L. Scroggs, Hayes-
ville.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— G. M. Fleming,
Havesville.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— G. S. Mc-
Clure, (chm.), Warne; J. A. Penland, Hayes-
ville; J. T. Ledford, Elf.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. H. Haysed,
Shooting Creek; J. M. Moss, Tusquitee; J. j
O. Nichols, Warne.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— S. H. Al-
lison, (chm.), nayesville; J. B. Mease,
Havesville.
CONSTABLES— Brasstown Township, F.
M. Powers, Brasstown; Hayesville, J. Van
Cussada, Hayesville; Hiawassee, W. B. Pat-
terson, Elf; Shooting Creek, J. E. Ash
Shooting Creek; Taylorsville, B. C.
Ptamey. Tusquitee.
justices of the Peace.
BRASSTOWN TOWNSHIP— L. L. Scruggs,
Brasstown; G. W. Kinney, Warne; 11. W.
Coffey, Pine Log.
CLAY COUNTY.
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HAYESVILLE— J. V. Curtis, Hayesville;
J. L. Evans, W. B. Martin, Hayesville.
HIAWASSEE— G. H. Pendland, Manual
Nichols, Elf; J. A. Chambers, Hayesville,
P. F. D. No. 1.
SHOOTING CREEK— W. M. Anderson, H.
E. Crawford, J. A. Pendland, Shooting
Creek.
TUSQUITEE— I. A. Moore, Hayesville,
R. F. D. No. 1; T. J. Cathran, Irena.
PuMic School Teachers.
Evans, A. D., Havesville.
Passmore. T. B., Crit.
Passmore, Miss Elva, Crit.
Scroggs. Miss Ellen, Hayesville.
Burns, W. G., Elf.
Farmer, James W., Shooting Creek.
Farmer, E. I., Clarence.
Kimsey, G. W., Warne.
Hogsed, W. H., Shooting Creek.
Ledford, M. G., Elf.
Shearer, Miss Laura, Tusquitee.
Crawford, R. E., Elf.
Scroggs, O. L.. .Hayesville.
Owen, S. M., R. F. D. No. 1, Hayesville.
Chambers, J. A., R. F. D. No. 1, Hayes-
ville.
Rav, Miss Mary, R. F. IX No. L, Hayes-
ville.
Lunsford, D\ M., Shooting Creek.
Wodv, H. H.. Aquone.
Sanderson, Miss Pearl, Hayesville.
Hunt, Miss Myrtle, Hayesville.
Bell, Albert, Hayesville.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— J. S. Brooks, Hayesville.
BAPTIST— John Burrell, T. C. Canup,
Havesville; J. T. Piatt, Warne; S. N. Grif-
fith, Elf; J. C. Hampton, Shewbird.
EPISCOPAL— M. G. Ledford, Elf.
Physicians not in Towns.
P. B. Killian, Hayesville.
J. E. Tidwell, Hayesville.
Robert Coleman, Crit.
J. O. Nichols, Warne.
Merchants not in Towns.
P. N. Tiger, Shooting Creek.
W. A. McGlamery, Elf.
\V. F. Davis, Tusquitee.
J. L. Burch, Shooting Creek.
A. J. & L. R. Moore, Tusquitee.
J. P. Coleman, Hayesville.
A. B. Ledford. Mayflower.
W. R. Davis, Mayflower.
M. V. Stroud, Warne.
R. L. Anderson, Ogden.
J. Y. A. Moore, Tusquitee.
E. V. McConnell, Clarence.
G. W. Owenby, Brasstown.
J. H. Brendle, Crit.
Ed. L. Anderson, Hayesville, R. F. D.
No. i.
Flour Mills.
Piatt Mills, Warne.
Rell Mills, Brasstown.
J. P. & R. C. Cherry, Hayesville.
Brooks & Pendland, Hayesville.
Grist Mills.
Edward Shearer, Shearer.
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Bumgarner & Webb, Warne.
Morgan Stillwell, Irena.
G. W. Mosteller, Tusquitee.
T. C. Lovin, Crit.
D. A. Ledford, Ledford.
M. Heaton, Shooting Creek.
N. N. Rogers, Shooting Creek.
J. H. Palmer, Hayesville.
Lumber Plants.
CHEROKiiE LUMBER CO— W. C. Culber-
son, Manager, Peachtree.
THE ISBEL CORUNDUM CO.— G. H.
Haigler, Manager, Shooting Creek.
N. C. CORUNDUM CO.— Corundum.
Masons and Builders.
T. C. Lovin, Crit.
HAkESVTLLE.
Incorporated in 1891.
Population, 152 white; 20 colored.
POSTMASTER— Edna J. Anderson.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— A. G. Loftin, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
McClure Hotel.
Alexander Hotel.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. H. Palmer.
Boohs and Stationery.
G. M. Fleming.
Contractors and Builders.
J. O. Lyon.
Dentists.
Virgil Waldrop.
Doctors.
J. M. Sullivan.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Mary Johnson.
Mrs. M. A. Standridge.
General Merchandise.
J. P. Cherry & Son.
A. M. Walker.
J. O. Scroggs.
Hayesville Drug uo.
Harness Mf rs and Dealers.
W. L. Angel.
Lawyers.
O. L. Anderson.
Leather Dealers.
J. J. Scroggs.
W. L. Angel.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. O. L. Anderson.
Newspapers and Editors.
('LAV COUNTY COURIER-G. W. Sand-
erson, Editor.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Murphy & Hayesville Telephone Co.
Watches and Jewelry
J. II. Palmer.
ITS
CLEVELAND COUNTY.
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, 1780.
Area, 420 square miles.
POPULATION: 25,078. White males, 9,'MS; white females, 10,260. Foreign born,
16. Negro males, 2,421; negro females. 2.3'>9. White males over 21 years, 4,333; negro
males over SI years, 1,012. White polls, 3,015; colored polls, 490.
Value of real jstate, $2,723,677, increase of $64,448 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,996,656, increase of $143,278 over 1904, including 1,500 horses, 3,115 mules, 11
jacks and jennets, 9 goats, 7,225 cattle, 7,' hogs, 375 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $4,645,333; by negroes, $75,000.
POST OFFICES: Beams Mills, Belwood, Casar, CLEVELAND MILLS, Crocker,
Doubleshoal, EARL, Fallston, GROVER, Hodge, Hollybush, KINGS MOUNTAIN, Kossie,
Lark, Lattimore, LAWNDALE, MOORESBORO, Patterson Springs, Rockdale, Shade,
SHELBY, (c. h.), Stubbs, Waco.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Seaboard Air Line, 21.30 miles, assessed value $425,831.!i
South Carolina & Georgia, 24.80 miles, assessed value 134,354.78
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line, 8.77 miles, assessed value 250,023.18
Pullman Company, 8.00 miles, assessed value 1,258.00
Southern Express Company, 52.07 miles, assessed value 0,030.35
Western Union Telegraph Company, 238.05 miles, assessed value 12,836.59
Lawndale R. R. Co. (Clevland Cotton Mills), 9.00 miles, assessed value 11,000.00
SUPERIOR COURT: May 26th, two weeks; July 30th, two weeks; November 5th,
two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— L. J. Hoyle,
Shelby.
SHERIFF— A. B. Suttle, Shelby.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W. H. Eskridge,
Shelby.
TREASURER— W. R. Newton, Shelby.
CORONER— T. K. Barnett. Shelby.
SURv- .wft— A. E. Elliott, Beams Mills.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— M. M. Mauney,
(chm.), Oampcall; R. S. Plonk, Kings
Mountain; E. D. Dixon, Fallston.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— B. H. Palmer.
BOARD OF HEALTH— J. F. Williams, W.
F. Mitchell, S. S. Royster.
OO.n. SUPT. SCHOOLS— B. T. Falls,
Shelby.
SUPT. CO. HOME— J. Hill Blanton,
Shelby.
TOWNSHIP NO. 11.— G. W. Peeler, J. A.
Newton, M. M. Prewitt, W. H. Hull, Casar.
CONSTABLES— Township No. 1, J. H. Al-
lison, Byarsville; No. 2, J. J. Spurlin,
Boiling Springs; No. 3, S. H. Austell, Earl;
No. 4, J. J. Logan, Crocker; No. 5, W. A.
Putnam, Waco; No. 6, Jap Suttle, Shelby;
No. 7, J. P. Lattimore, Lattimore; C. A.
Royster, Fallston; No. 10, J. C. Mull, Knob
Creek; No. 11, J. C. Hull, Casar.
Justices of the Peace.
TOWNSHIP NO. 1.— J. W. Horton, W. D.
Spake, W. S. Woods, G. A. Ellis, Byars-
ville.
TOWNSHIP NO. 2.-T. M. Holland, J.
B. Hamrick, T. J. Holland, Shelby, R. F.
D. No. 3; A. M. Lovelace, J. M. Irvin,
Mooresboro; A. B. Lee, Sharon.
TOWNSHIP NO. 3.— A. E. Bettis, A. P.
Austell, Earls; J. M. Roberts, Patterson
Springs; T. E. Elliott, W. Q. Austell, Earl;
S. R. Anthony, Shelby, R. F. D. No. 2.
TOWNSHIP NO. 4.— H. P. Allison, Kings
Mountain; W. A. Ridenhour, H. Dedroon,
M. R. Collins, Grover.
TOWNSHIP NO. 5.— W. H. Moss, M. P.
Harrelson, S. L. Dellinger, Waco; J. Y.
Hord, Waco.
TOWNSHIP NO. 6.— J. F. Tiddy, M. O.
McEntire, S. A. Hoey, W. J. Roberts,
Shelby; J. M. Wilson, Pearl.
TOWNSHIP NO. 7.— H. C. Burros,
J. L. Green, Mooresboro; Y. R. Walker,
Lattimore; John Beason, Mooresboro; T. P.
Hamrick, Darfer.
TOWNSHIP NO. 8.— R. G. Wells, Delight;
Zimri Kistler, Cleveland Mills; A. B. C.
DePriest. Polkville; J. A. Horn, Lawndale;
J. A. Beam, Ola; J. T. S. Mauney, Shelby,
R. F. D. No. 5.
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TOWNSHIP NO. 9.— A. F. Williams,
Fallston; J. W. Grigg, Cleveland Mills;
Sylvanus Gardner, A. J. R. Hoyle.
TOWNSHIP NO. 10.— J. Z. Falls, Bel-
Wood; J. A. Carpenter, Knob Creek; F. B.
Weaver, J. W. Allran, M. N. Gantt.
Public School Teacher*.
Lutz, Miss Georgia, Doubleshoal.
Stroup, David B., Waco.
Moss, W. H., Waco.
Elliott, Miss Jennie, Waco.
Smith, J. B., Waco.
Nolan, J. B., Lawndale.
Falls, Miss Marguerite, Lawndale.
Eskridge, J. D., Lawndale.
Burns, W. D., Lawndale.
Shellems, Miss Kate, Shelby.
Mcintosh, Miss Tena, Lawndale.
Deviney, W. G., Bel wood
Ware, Miss Sallie, Kings Mountain.
Ware, Miss Ida, Kings Mountain.
Carwile, S. W., Kings Mountain.
Carwile, E. E.. Kings Mountain.
Torrence, Miss Ella, Kings Mountain.
Goforth, Miss Rossa, Kings Mountain.
Ware, Miss Julia, Kings Mountain.
Wilson, M. L., Belwood.
Lee, A. L., Mooresboro.
Goode, C. T., Mooresboro.
Gold, Miss Katie, Polkville.
White, M. L., Shelby, R. F. D. No. 5
Hoyle, Joe, Casar.
Falls, J. D., Fallston.
Wright, Miss Ida, Fallston.
Wilson, Miss (Florence, Doubleshoal.
Costner, Ambrose, Beams Mills.
Gardner, V. A., Beams Mills.
Jones, Miss Sallie E., Cleveland Mills.
Dixon, Miss Ella, Cleveland Mills.
Dixon. Miss Laura. Cleveland Mills.
Lutz, Miss Mary, Shelby, R. F. D. No. 5.
Ware, Miss Minnie, Kings Mountain.
Boggs, Miss Minnie, Belwood.
Wilson, Miss Lula, Belwood.
Whitaker, Mrs. C. R., Lattimore, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Gantt, Miss Florence, Rockdale.
Dixon, Miss Edith, Cleveland Mills.
Dixon, Miss Sallie, Cleveland Mills.
Lackey. R. L.. Fancy.
Bird, Miss Sudie, Grover.
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 rriscilla Shelby.
Byers, D. P., Shelby.
Manney, Miss Cora, Shelby.
Anthony, S. R., Shelby.
Bumgardner, A. P., Casar.
Johnson, J. W., Casar.
Bridges, Joseph D., New House.
Bracket, J. H., Delight.
PatterRon, Miss Mary, Grover.
Chambers, S. A.. Mooresboro.
Chambers, Mrs. S. A., Mooresboro.
Bridges, B. H., Lattimore.
Hamrick, Miss Ossie, Lattimore.
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.
Weather, R. L., Campcall.
Hamriuk, Miss Beattie, Dt-pew.
Peeler, A. B., Casar.
Warlick, Miss May, Shade.
Wray, Miss Lily, Shelby.
Wray, Miss Carrie, Shelby.
Well, Miss May, Shelby.
Davis, Miss Linnie, Shelby.
Tiddy, Miss Nannie, Shelby.
Gantt, J. C, Belwood.
Gannt, Miss Dessie, Belwood.
Baber, Miss Lucy, Belwood.
Green, E. C, Mooresboro.
Boggs, Lou, Belwood.
Griffin, J. W., Shelby, R. F. D. No. 3.
Webb, Miss Selina, Shelby.
Eskridge, 'Mrs. J. D., Lawndale.
Brackett, A. C, Casar.
Lovelace, A. M., Mooresboro.
Lovelace, D. S., Shelby, R. F. D. No. 3.
Irvin, J. Y., Shelby.
Hord, A. H., Shelby.
Roberts, J. W., Shelby.
Miller, Miss Madeline, Shelby.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— A. J. Bonner, Gaffney, 8. O.;
Bryson Green, Webb; R. N. Hawkins,
Shelby, R. F. D. No. 3; L. Z. Ezell, Cow-
pens, S. C. ; J. M. Goode, Mooresboro;
D. G. Washburn, Depew; A. H.
Sims, Kings Mountain; Wallace Mull,
Camp Creek; R. F. Newton, Casar; J. D.
Bridgers, Lattimore, R. F. D. No. 1; A. C.
Irvin, Shelby, R. F. D. No. 5; J. V.
Deviny, Lawnsdale.
METHODIST— B. A. York, Shelby; W.
P. McGee, Belwood; A. L. Gantt, Belwood;
J W. Ingle, Polkville.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— W. F. Ash-
burn, Fallston; H. S. B. Thompson, Falls-
ton.
Schools and Academies.
BELWOOD INSTITUTE— Sallie E. Jones,
Principal, Belwood.
PIEDMONT HIGH SCHOOL— W. D. Bums.
Principal, Lawndale.
FALLSTON HIGH SCHOOL— Miss KtU,
Curtis, Principal, Fallston.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. W. Wood, Shelby, R. F. D. No. 3.
W. T. Grigg, Shelby, R. F. D. No. 3.
J. P. Aydlette, Larls.
W. J. Trent, Earls.
J. F. Beam, Waoo.
V. J. Palmer, Polkville.
B. F. Falls. Cleveland Mills.
G. M. Gold, Polkville.
E. B. Lattimore. Lawndale.
E. A. llauser. Fallston.
J. F. Hunt, Cusar.
W. A. Thompson, Belwood.
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Dentists.
J. C. Osborne, Lawndale.
M. W. Grigg, Shelby.
Joe Young, Fallston.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. B. Towery, Belwood.
J. A. Willis. Belwood.
Frank Queen, Delight.
Will Queen, Casar.
W. C. Lee, Lawndale.
T. P. Camp, Patterson Springs.
W. P. Towery, New House.
Queen & Hawkins. Sharon.
Eli Clay, Beams Mill.
W. F. Wilson, Patterson Springs.
J. J. Blanton, Fallston.
Dover & Lindsev, Kings Mountain, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Boots and Shoes.
Belwood Shoe Co., F. W. Campbell,
Manager, Belwood.
Cotton Mills.
CLEVELAND COTTON MILLS, Cleveland
Mills— H. F. Schenek, President; T. J.
Ramsaur, See. and Treas. ; John F.
Schenek, Supt.
CLEVELAND COTTON MILLS, Lawndale
— H. F. Sehenck, President; T. J. Ramsaur,
Secretary and Treasurer; John F. Schenek,
Superintendent.
DOUBLE SHOALS COTTON MILLS,
Double Shoals— F. R. Morgan, President; E.
A. Morgan, Secretarv and Treasurer; A.
M. Gillam. SuDt.
BUFFALO M'F'G CO., Stubbs— T. D. Lat-
timore, President; 0. C. Dixon, Secretary
and Treasurer; T. B. Richard, Supt.
LILY MILL & POWER CO., Shelby.
SHELBY COTTON MILLS, Shelby.
BELMONT COTTON MILLS, Shelby.
Cotton Gins.
R. H. Green & Sons, Boiling Springs.
Wm. Roberts, Boiling Springs.
J. Y. Hamrick, Metal.
C. J. Hamrick, Metal.
Jones & Wallace, Darter.
Ledbetter & Hamrick, Sharon.
S. D. Randall, Stice.
Mrs. Sallie Gibson, Patterson Springs.
T. B. Hamrick & Co., Patterson Springs.
Nichols & Earl, Earls.
W. D. Earl & Co., Earls.
J. R. Matthews, Crocker.
W. L. Plonk, Kings Mountain.
P. H. Kendrick, Shelby.
McMurry, Borders & Hull, Shelby.
George E. Spurlin, Shelby.
B. Blanton, Shelby.
Weathers & Blanton, Shelby.
G. H. Simmons, Pearl.
G. H. Simmons & Co., Pearl.
G. B. Doggart & Co., Beattyville.
J. C. Beam, Lattimore.
G. W. & J. D. McSwain, Darfer.
Beason, Green & Crawley, Mooresboro.
B. F. Jones. New House.
The DePriest Co., Polkville.
T. G. Phibbeck, Lawndale.
H. F. Jones, Lawndale.
H. F. Schneck, 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 Mills.
Davis Bros. & Alexander, Belwood.
N. E. Boggs & Co., Belwood.
Falls & Mull, Knob Creek.
Stroup Lumber Co., Casar.
Devinney & Price, Hodge.
Logan & Co., Hodge.
Patterson Ginning & Milling Co., Patter-
son Springs.
Beam & Botts, Shelby.
G. L. Davis, Patterson Springs.
J. B. Stroup, Fallston.
Verner Oil Mill, Shelbv.
J. P. Dellinger, Shelby.
1 lour Mills.
Boiling Springs Roller Mill Co. — A. J.
Green, Manager, Boiling Springs.
Shoal Creek Mill Co.— J. H. Beam, Mana-
ger, Stice.
J. H. McBraycr, Durbro.
J. A. Ware, Kings Mountain.
\V. D. Earl & Co., Earls.
J. R. Patterson, Grover.
Abbott Lowry, Crocker.
G. R. Matthews, Crocker.
W. C. Wolf, Fancy.
B. Blanton, Shelby.
George E. Spurlin, Shelby.
G. H. Simmons, Pearl.
McMurry, Borders & Hull, Shelby.
J. C. Beam, Lattimore.
G. W. & J. D. McSwain, Darfer.
M. Mauney, Campcall.
H. F. Jones, Lawndale.
G. M. Lawndale, Lawndale.
J. A. Horn, Lawndale.
R. C. Covington, Campcall.
J. B. Hamrick, Patterson Springs.
W. J. Morrison & Co., Hollv Bush.
P. M. Whisnant, Holly Bush.
Carpenter & Mull, Knob Creek.
J. L. Mull oc Bro., Casar.
G. W. Peeler, Casar.
Buffalo Roller Mills— W. B. Hoyle & Oo.,
Managers, Belwood.
J. Z. Falls, Belwood.
The Gantt Harness Co.
Lawndale Roller Mill— D. A. Cline & Co.,
Managers, Lawndale.
Fallston 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, Depew.
Beason, Green & Crawley, Mooresboro.
Ho vie Mill Co., Delight.
J. D. Dellinger, Delight.
Shelby Roller Mills.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
(RESORTS.)
CLEVELAND SPRINGS— 0. L. McFar-
land, Proprietor, Shelby.
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PATTERSON SPRINGS— Mrs. James Mal-
lard, Patterson Springs.
Lumber Plants.
R. H. Green & Sons, Boiling Springs.
J. Y. Hamrick, Metal.
C. J. Hamrick, Metal.
J. R. Matthews, Crocker.
T. M. A. Ware, Kings Mountain.
W. L. Plonk, Kings Mountain.
Hord & Co.. Waco.
Washburn Bros., Depew.
George E. Spurlin, Shelby.
G. H. Simmons, Pearl.
G. B. Doggart, Beattyville.
Beason. Green & Crowley, Mooresboro.
B. F. Jones, New House.
Shade Lumber Co., Shade.
A. E. Elmore & Co., Shade.
Warlick & Falls, Cleveland Mills.
W. D. Lackey, Fallston.
N. E. Boggs * Co., Belwood.
Young Bros.. Knob Creek.
Carpenter & Mull. Knob Creek.
Stroup Lumber Co., Paso.
Stroup Lumber Co.. Casar.
Devinney & Price, Hodge.
Logan & Co., Hodge.
Marble Works.
J. F. Yoder, Fallston.
Merchants not in Towns.
C. J. Hamrick & Son.
R. II. Green & Son, Boiling Springs.
A. B. Lee, Sharon.
N. N. Tliomaeon. Stice.
Farmers Supply Co., A. E. Bettis, Man
ager. Earl.
\\ . L. Rippv, Earl.
J. I. Sarrat't, Earl.
Robert Nichols. Earl.
D. .1. Keeter & Co., Grover.
J. M. Roberts & Co.. Patterson Springs.
J. H. Kester, Crocker.
T. H. I.owry A Co., Patterson Springs
\V. I. \Volf. Fancy.
J. A. Oueen, Waco.
Rtiffiim Manufacturing Co., Stubbs.
A. C. Borders & Co. She'by.
John McWebl). Shelby
R. E. Campbell, Campcall.
J. T. Hawkins, Autro.
Beam & Hoyle, Shelby. R. F. D. No. 6.
B. F. McSwair, Beattvville.
The T)e Priest Co., Polkville.
A. A. Warlick & Co., Shade.
Double Shoals Cotton Mills, Double
Shoals.
Cleveland Cotton Mills, Cleveland Mills.
Cleveland Cotton Mills. Lawndale.
Cleveland Cotton Mills, Casar.
W. J Morrison. Holly Bush.
Carpenter A Mull. Knob Creek.
I 'ink Crow. Knob Creek.
The Gantt Harness Co., Belwood.
Peeler ik Warlick. Belwood.
W. B. Hoyle & Co., Belwood.
A. D. Hamrick & Co., Beams Mills.
Herman Grie'g, Lawndale.
P. S. Gettys, Polkville.
D. W. Hamrick, Lawndale.
W. A. Gantt, Fallston.
Stamey Bros., lallston.
Dixon Bros., Belwood.
F. B. Weaver & Co., Rockdale.
Harness M'f'rs and Deatarx.
The Gantt Harness Co., Belwood.
W. B. Hoyle & Co., Belwood.
T. F. Elliott, Ola.
R. L. Elliott & Co.. Polkville.
Blanton Tannery — Mooresboro.
Shippers of Produce.
All country merchants.
SHELBY.
Incorporated 1843.
Population. 1.874.
TAX RATE for town purposes, 53 cents.
Schools. 28.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. L. Suttle.
ALDERMEN— B. Blanton, O. Elam, W. H.
Blanton, J. T. Gardner.
iREASURER— J. D. Lineberger.
CLERK— J. F. Tiddy.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Harvey .1 tton.
ST7PT. BOARD' HEALTH— W. F. Mitchell.
TRUSTEES GRADED SCHOOLS— J. A.
Anthonv. J. F. Williams, J. F. Tiddy, W.
C. Whisnant. M N Hamrick.
SUPERINTENDENT— Prof. Davidson; J.
Y. Irvin, Principal.
R. R. AGENTS— Mr. Holland; Walter
Ramsairr
EXPRESS AGENT— W. T. Archer.
Ministers and Churches.
RAPTTST— R. M. Parrish, Pastor.
METHODIST— G. E. Herman. Pastor; R.
M. Hovle. Presiding Elder.
PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Mr. Thomas, Pas-
tor.
EPISCOPAL— \To Resident Rector.
Hoteis and Boardine: Houses.
Shelbv Hotel— L. M. Hull, Proprietor.
Central Hotel— C. R. Doggett. Proprietor.
College Hotel— Mrs. Pattie A. Ware. •
Boarding House— L. J. Pope, Proprietor.
Agricultural Implements.
J. D. Lineberger
O. E. Ford.
Farmers' Hardware Co., Weathers &
Hord, Managers.
D. A. Beam.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SI I El .P.V
Charles C. Blanton. President; George
Blanton, Cashier. Capital stock, sioo.000;
Surplus and Profits, sio.000.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF SHELB1
W. C. Watts, President ; J, M. Bowman,
Cashier.
Barber Shops.
.1 P \U8tell
( harley Wright.
Blacksmith Shops.
.1. I). Lineberger
A. W. Eskridge.
T. H. Abernethy.
Spake Bros.
Sam Hunter.
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Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. F. Gaffney.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
C. B. Suttle & Co.
D. A. Beam.
Hopper Bros.
Bottling Works.
SHELBY BOTTLING WORKS— L. J.
Pope & Son, Proprietors.
Brokers.
Kendall & Cabaniss.
J. T. Gardner.
Hamrick & Hamrick.
B. H. Kendall.
Bicycle Repair Shops.
Carson Callahan, Prop.
Contractors and Builders.
S. A. Hoey.
Hudson Hamrick.
W. Y. Crowder.
E. Branton.
Tom Webb.
Cotton Mills.
BELMONT COTTON MILLS— A. C. Miller,
Secretary and Treasurer.
SHELBY COTTON MILLS— C. C. Blanton,
President: J. J. McMurry, Sec. and Treas. ;
Zeb. Mauney, Supt.
Co i ton Seed Oil Mills
PIEDMONT OIL MILL— E. B. Hamrick,
Pres. ; J. J. McMurry, Sec. and Treas.; J.
F. Jenkins, Supt.
KING'S MOUNTAIN COTTON OIL CO.—
Kings Mountain.
Cotton Gins.
Belmont Mill.
Piedmont Oil Mill.
Beam & Botts.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
•J. J. McMurrv & Co.
A. C. Miller.
Drusreists.
T. Paul Webb.
Clyde Webb.
H. E. Kendall.
Dentists.
J. Pi. Osborne.
R. E. Ware.
L. I. Gidney.
Doctors.
T E. McBrayer.
R. H. Morrison.
R. C. Ellis.
B. H. Palmer.
W. F. Mitchell.
Electric Companies & Officers.
SHELBY LIGHT AND POWER CO—
McMurry & Miller, Proprietors.
Fertilizer Dealers.
0. E. Ford.
D. A. Beam.
J. J. McMurry & Co.
A. C. Miller.
T/hompson-Branton Co.
Fu^iiture Dealers.
Orlando Elam.
M. A. Grigg.
J. L. Wiggins.
General Merchandise.
McMurry Hull Co.
F. V. Hendrick.
W. C. Whisnant.
Webb & Hoyle.
W. B. Palmer.
W. B. Nix.
A. Blanton & Son.
McBrayer & Suttle.
J. B. Washburn & Co.
C. M. Webb.
Nix Bros.
Grist Mills.
Belmont Grist Mills.
Foundries and Iron Works.
B. B. Babbington.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Blanton & Wilkins.
FARMERS HARDWARE CO.— Weathers &
Hord, Proprietors.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Washburn & Co.
Insurance Agencies.
C. J. Woodson.
Quinn & Hamrick.
A. C. Miller.
J. C. Beam.
J. T. Garner.
L. F. McBrayer.
J. F. Roberts.
Job Printing Offices.
Cleveland Star.
Rose Printing Co.
Laundries.
SHELBY STEAM LAUNDRY— E. A. Ruda-
sill. Manager.
Lawyers.
E. Y. Webb.
R. L. Rvburn.
F. R. Hamrick.
J. H. Quinn.
J. A. Anthony.
C. R. Hoev.
0. M. Mull.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Washburn Bros.
W. H. Thompson.
Marble Works.
James Tiddy.
Music Teachers.
Miss ^ia Suttle.
Mrs. W. B. Nix.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Maggie Black.
Miss Belle Fromm. ■
Newspapers and Editors.
CLEVELAND STAR— C. R. Hoey, Editor.
SHELBY AURORA— J. H. Quinn, Editor.
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Photographers.
W. E. MoArther.
J. A. Tillman.
Retail Grocers.
D. S. Weathers.
J. M. Elliot.
John U. Dellinger.
M. C. Micham.
L. J. Pope.
W. L. McCurry.
W. P. Gibbons.
L. P. Conner.
T. W. Eberltoft
Claude Webb & Co.
0. C. Bostic & Co.
Roller Mills.
Shelby Roller Mill.
Sash nnd Blind Factories.
Thompson-Branton ^o.
Sales and Livery Stahles.
Lattimore <s Latttimore.
W. H. Blanton.
W. P. King.
C. B. Suttle & Co.
Stovet and Tinware.
Washburn & Co.
D. D. Wilkins.
Tailor Establishments.
Kendall & Cabaniss.
Telephone "Exchanges & M'grs.
S1IFI.BY TELEPHONE CO.— A. W.
Eskridge, Manager.
■Wholesale Grocers.
J. S. Martin, Son k Co.
A. Blanton Grocery Co.
Wood-Working Shops.
-' D. Mnebi-rger.
A. W. Eskridge.
Spake Bros.
Mining Companies.
N. C. Monazite Co.— L. A. Gattis, Mana-
ger.
Opticians.
H. n. Wilson.
T. W. Hamrick.
Watches ani Jewelrv
T. W. Hambrick.
J. A. Tillman.
GROVER.
Incorporated in 1S85.
Population. 450.
TAX RATE— 1-10 of 1 per cent.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. F. Hambright.
CLERK— J. A. Ellis.
TREASURER— .T. A. EHis.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. F. Turner.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. A. Ellis,
George Oatos. M. R. Collins.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— R. L. Howell,
Principal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. A. Ellis,
D. J. Keeter, George Oates.
POSTMASTER— J. F. Hambright.
R. R. AGENT— J. R. Bell.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. R. Bell.
Ministers and Churches.
R APT! ST— J. A. Bailey, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. R. Minter, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
PRIVATE SCHOOL— R. L. Howell, Prin.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Sheppard Bros.
Cotton Gins.
Mulliniax & Co.
White & Green.
Jenkins & Hambright.
Doctors.
George Oates.
R. B. Price.
A. F. Hambright.
General Merchandise.
J. A. Ellis.
L. J. Turner.
C. F. Hambright & Co.
D. J. Keeter & Co.
M. T. Turner & Son.
White & North & Co.
Hardware and Agricultural Im-
plements.
Turner Bros.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
SOUTHERN BELL CO.
GROVER TELEPHONE CO.— J. F. Chip-
perflcld and D. R. Bell, Managers.
KT7>TG'F. MOUNTAIN.
Population, white, 3.18S; colored, 612;
total, 3,800.
TAX RATE— 3.1 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— G. W. ivendrick.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— M. M. Carpen-
ter, J. G. Hord, A. Mauney, C. E. N
SECRETARY AND TREASURER— W. A.
Mann- v
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. A. Ragan.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. E. MoLaughlan,
R. R. AGENT— J E. McLaughlan.
Ministers and Churches.
PATTTST— A. II. Sims. Pastor.
METHODIC— G. F. Kirby, Pastor.
LUTHERAN — I. J. Brubeck, Pastor
A. 1! P.— J. M. Garrison, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. M. Forbia Pastor.
Schools and Acadc-inies.
KING'S NfOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL— S.
W. Carwjle, Prin.
Hotels and Board!?'.?- Houses.
Mountain View — Misses Emma and Agnes
Norris. Prof-.
King's Mountain lh.tr!— J. Butler Thom-
as on, Proprii tor.
Agricultural Implements.
\\. A. Mauney & Bro,
Carpenter & Pro.
Plonk, Kiser & Co.
Mauney & Kiser.
181
CLEVELAND COUNTY.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL— W. A. Mauney, Free.;
R. L. Mauney, Cashier. Capital, $25,000;
Surplus and Profits, $1,500.
BANK OF KING'S MOUNTAIN— F. Dil-
ling, Pres. ; L. R. Hagood, Cashier. Capi-
tal, $10,000; Undivided Profits, $1,000.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Carpenter & Bro.
Cotton Gins.
W. O. Ware & Son.
King's Mountain Cotton Oil Co.
Cotton Mills.
KING'S MOUNTAIN M'F'G CO.— W. A.
Mauney, Pres.; S. A. Mauney. Secretary and
Treasurer; C. E. Veisler, Superintendent.
BOATNIE COTTON MILL— J. S. Mauney,
President; VV. A. Mauney, Secretary and
Trrrisurpr: ('. R. Ftfeisler, Supt.
ENTERPRISE COTTON MILL— J. G.
Hord, Pres.; S. S. Weir, Sec. and Treas. :
H. G. McFalls, Supt.
DILLING COTTON MILL— F. Dilling,
Pres.: C. A. Dilling, Sac. and Treas.; G.
T. Kin
LULA COTTON MILL— P. S. Baker, Pres.
and Supt. ; D. M. Baker, Sec. and Treas
CORA COTTON MILL— F. Dilling, Pres.;
O. G. Falls, Sec. and Treas.; G. T. King.
Supt.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
All Cotton Mills.
L. R. Hagood.
Contractors and Builders.
G. W. McAllister.
G. F. Weir.
Dentists.
J. C. Patrick.
T. A. Wilkins.
Doctors.
B. R. Hunter.
J. L. McKav.
J. G. Hord.
Drncrs-ists.
W. R. Wilkins & Co. — (Incorporated.)
T. W. Kendrick Co. — (Incorporated.)
Flour Mills.
KING'S MOUNTAIN ROLLER MILLS— W.
A. Ware & Co., Owners.
Furniture Dealers.
Lula Store.
West & MeSwain.
General Merchandise.
Carpenter & Bro.
W. A. Maunov & Bro.
Plonk, Riser & Co.
D. J. Holt.
J. T. Hord.
Cora Cotton Mill
Lula Store.
King's Mountain M'f'g Co.
Enterprise Store.
Dilling Cotton Mill.
Patterson Grocery Co.
King's Mountain Hardware Co.
Mauney & j ser.
Lawyers.
E. L. Camphell.
Lumber Plants.
Petterson & Son.
W. A. Ware & Co.
Music Teachers.
Miss Katie Garrett.
Mrs. Laura Ridenhour.
Oil Mills.
KING'S MOUNTAIN COTTON OIL CO.—
J. G. Hord, Pres. ; W. A. Mauney, Sec. and
Treas.; G. F. Hambright, Supt.
Sales and Liver" Stables.
B. B. Gardner & Co.
L. F. Neal.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
PIEDMONT TELEPHONE CO.
WACO.
Population, 16L.
TAX RATE— 10c. on $100.
Town Officers
MAYOR— W. H. Moss.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Plato Miller,
A. W. Black, C. S. Putnam.
R. K. AGENT— C. S. Putnam.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. S. Putnam.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— R. A. Hedgpeth, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. M. Miller.
Schools and Academies.
WACO HIGH SCHOOL— No Principal.
Blacksmith Shops.
C. Miller.
Clarence Spake.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
T. D. Putnam.
J. A. Black & Hoyle.
Miller & Sons.
Cotton Gins.
F. M. Miller.
Hord & Co.
Doctors.
W. A. Goode.
J. F. Beam
Flour Mills
Ewers & Spargo
General Merchandise.
Hoj le. Milier & Sons.
Beam Bros.
,J A. Putnam & Son.
;V. A. Black.
Hord & Co.
Crane & Crane.
( llarenee 'Spake.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Jennie Elliott.
Saw Mills.
F. M. Miller.
Hord & Co.
Wood-Working Shops.
C. Miller.
CLEVELAND— COLUMBUS.
185.
LATTIMORE.
Population. 175.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. B. Lattimore.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— VV. B. Green,
R. P. Early, W. D. F. Green.
CLERK AND TREASURER— R. P. Early.
POLICEMAN— J. P. Lattimore.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. B. Lattimore.
R. R. AGENTS— Southern, W. W. Love-
lace; S. A. L., J. B, Lattimore.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— A. C. lrvin, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
LATTIMORE HIGH SCHOOL— B. H.
Bridges. Principal.
Hotels and Boardine: Houses.
J. C. Bridges.
Blacksmith Shops.
T. J. Lattimore.
\V. B. Green. •
Doctors.
L. V. Lee.
Cotton Gins.
Veneer Oil Co.
Druggists.
L. V. Lee.
Lumber Plants.
\V. D. F. Green.
W. T. Colton Lumber Co.
J. C. Bridges & Co.
General Merchandise.
Hamrick Bros. & Co.
O. D. Price.
R. P. Early.
J. C. Bridges & Co.
Grist Mills.
Grigg Bros.
Sales and Livery Stables.
G. W. Stockton.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs. |
LATTIMORE TELEPHONE CO.— S. S.
Royster, Pres.
Wood- Working Shops.
Green & Kanipe.
MOORESBORO.
Population. 150.
TAX RATE— 20c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— H. C. Birrus.
CLERK— T. D. Scruggs.
R. R. AGENT— S. D. Turner.
Ministers an HI Churches.
SANDY RUN— (Baptist)— A. C. [rvin,
Pastor, Shelby, R. F. D. No. 5.
METHODIST— S M. Davis, Pastor. Caro-
leen
PRESBYTERIAN— W. R. Minter. Pastor.
Shelby.
MOORESBORO HIGH SCHOOL
cipal.
Cotton Gins.
Green Bros. & Turner.
J. W. Beason & Co.
Doctors.
S. S. Royster.
C. 0. Champion.
Drue' erists.
S. S. Royster.
C. O. Champion.
General Merchandise.
Martin Bros.
D. B. McBrayer & Son.
Grist Mills.
Green Bros. & Turner.
Telephone Exchanges & M'ers.
MOOUESBOKO TELEPHONE CO.— S. 8.
Royster, 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, 7,287; white females, 7,254. Foreign born, 67.
Negro males, 3,038: negro females, 3,388. Indians, etc.. 247 White males over 21
years, 3, 103: negro males over 21 years, 1,223. Indians, etc., 13. Whil | 519;
negro polls, 893.
Value of real estate, $1,954, 813, increase of $334,013 over L904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,779,525, increase of $370,175 over 1904, including L.028 horses, 2,123 mul
jacks and jennets, 3,^ goats, 7,762 cattle, 26,449 hogs, 1,529 sheeps, - dogs, 213
bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,484,413; by negroes, $249,928
No. Schools: White, 91; Colored, 37.
186 COLUMBUS COUNTY.
TAX RATE— 43 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. on poll. Bonded debt, $2,200.
POST OFFICES: Applewhite, Armour, BOARDMAN, Bolton, Braswell, Bug Hill,
ByrdBville, CERKOGORDO, CHADBOURN. Clarendon. Coin, Coleman, CRONLY,
Dothan, Ell.ow, Evergreen, FAIR BLUFF, Grists, Haddock, Hallsboro, Iron Hill. LAKE
WaCCAMAW, Lebanon, Mollie, Old Dock. Orton, Peacocks Store, Pireway, Pocosin,
Prong, Redbug. Robeson, Rico, Sue, Tabor, VINELAND, Wananish, WHITEVILLE,
(e. h.)
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Seaboard Air Line, 8.90 miles, assessed \alue $ 177,845.89
Atlantic Coast Line, 75.62 miles, assessed value 1,903,624.50
Columbus Telephone Company, 80.00 miles, assessel value 2,925.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 404.09 miles, assessed value 11,848.90
Southern Express Company, 34.46 miles, assessed value 9,781.51
SUPERIOR COURT: February 26th; April 16th, two weeks; September 3rd; No-
vember 26th.
CLERK OF THE COURT— L. W. Stanley,
White ville.
SHERIFF— J. G. Butler, Pireway.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— R. Q. Powell
Whiteville.
TREASURER— R. H. Powell, Whiteville.
SURVEYOR— J. A. Wright, Haddock.
CORONER— J. W. Joyner, Clarendon.
-W.
J.
Benton.
STANDARD-KEEPER
White vilK
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— H. B. Maxwell,
Whil • ville.
SUPT. CO. ..OME- Ed. Schwartz,
Whiteville
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— F. T. Wooten,
Whiteville.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— A E. L
Wincoff, fchm.), 'Whiteville, H. H. Holton.
Lake Waccamaw; J. W. Powell, Fair Bluff.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— R. E. L. Brown.
(chm.), E. W. Well, S. Bennett Pierce.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— C. D.
Koonce, T. J. Stanley, H. L. Lyon.
CONSTABLES— Wiiit ville Township, J.
D. McCollum, Vineland; Bug Hill, Jesse
Long, Bug Hill : Bogue, \. Sass r, Halls-
boro: Fair Bluff, C. W. Clrelly, Fair
Bluff; Tatum, Thomas I'.riit, Broadman;
Lees, James A. Forney Duval, Oid Dock:
Williams John W. Pow II, Lebanon;
Scuth Williams. K. Faircloth, Iron Hill;
Ransom, W. J. Elwell. Armour; Chad-
bourn, C. T. Thompson, Peacocks; Wac
can 'aw, Josiah Holmes, Pocosin; Western
I n ng, ( . D. Powell, Prong; Welches
Creek. Jacob High, Whiteville.
Justices of the Peace.
BUG HILL— J. P. But! r,
Dothan; J. L. Long, Pireway
BOGUE— Thomas Brown, J.
C. J. Frink, Hallsboro.
CHADBOURN— W. S.
J. S. Thompson. K. F.
FAIR BLUFF— J. W.
Gordo; Henrv Coleman,
lev, Fair Bluff.
LEES— J. H. Powell,
Deck; R. B. Lennon,
J. B. Cox,
S. Rushing,
Frink, Peacocks:
Lang, Chadbourn.
Williamson, Cerro
Sr., E. M. Wor-
N. M. Ward,
Vineland.
O.d
Lebanon, J.
H. Stanley,
RANSOM— E. J. Grimsley, Freeman; J.
W. El\nn, Cron.y; R. D. Mooney, Apple-
T ATOMS— William C. Thomas, D. F.
Kelly, Fiances Hester, Boardman.
WACCAMAW— George W. Weeks, Bol-
tcn; <;. D. Perry, Councils; J. W. Mc-
Ewin. Pocosin.
WESTERN PRONG — E. W. Wooten, E.
I.. Ring, W. D. Wooten, Prong.
WELCHES ' REEK— J. S. McKay, J. M.
Smith. Ezekiel Ra>\ Whiteville.
SOI 111 WILLIAMS— Ekester Watts, C.
XI Sawles, Iron Hill; D. M. Fowler,
Tabor.
WILLIAMS— J. K. Harper,
W. Joyner, Clarendon: J.
Mollie."
WHITEVILLE— R. V. White, Vineland;
J. C. Hooks. H. C. Moffitt, Whiteville; A.
W. Buffkin, Vineland; ... W. Fryer,
Whiteville.
Public School Teachers.
Miss Mary Bobson, \.n*teville.
Miss Mattie Peden, Cronly.
Miss Ida Kennard, Chadbourn.
Miss Emma Burns, Chadbourn.
Miss Belle Powell, Boardman.
J. A. Barker, Boardman.
Miss Hannah Johnson, Clarkton.
Mrs. Edna Powers, Boardman.
Miss Mary E. King,
Miss Princess Stephens, Vineland.
Miss Grace Shaw, Elkton.
Mrs. M. A. Fryer, Whiteville.
Joseph C. Payne, Chadbourn.
Miss Agnes Summerlin, Mt. Oli ■■'».
Miss Tilly Williams, Abbottsbur;?.
S. M. Munroe, Evergreen.
Miss Bessie Harrel, Scots Hill.
S. K. Whites. Barnes, S. C.
Miss A. DeVane. East Arcadia.
Miss Blanche Smith, Rico.
Miss Missourie Williams, Abbottsburg.
J. M. Harrelson, Tabor.
C. I. Ross, Old Dock.
W. J. Hughes, Lovis, S. C.
Troy Hester, Boardman.
Miss Lou H. Frayse-, Po::it Caswell.
COLUMBUS COUNTY
387
Miss lessie Revell, Nichols, S. C
Miss Mabel Goode, Hallsboro.
Mrs. 1 aura W. Sikes, Hallsboro.
J. A. Elderdice, Pireway.
Mis. Annie Cox, Guide.
Mi^s D'ora Blue, Bolter.
oun; Powell, Clarkton, ft. P. O. No. 4.
Miss Julia Thompson, Clarendon.
M B. Cox, Guide.
Miss Mabel Bunn, Whiteville.
Mis3 Mollie Tyler, Cerro Gordo.
Miss Flora Baldwin, Whitaville.
Cooper Hood, Wananish.
J. VV. Benson, Elkton.
Miss Agnes Bass. Orren
Mi*. C. I. Ilarrclsoii, Ovren.
G. K. Gore, Guide.
Miss Nina Whitney, Chadbourn.
Hartford Fowler, Tabor.
Miss Aloro Brown, Chadbourn.
J. J. Hendren.
Mrs. Ruth Horton, Chadbourn.
F. L. Jernigan, Whiteville.
Miss Viola Blue, Bolton.
Miss Mary Lou Orr, Vineland.
Hosia Simmons, Old Dock.
Miss Laura Meares, Clarkton.
Miss Mae Penn, Chadbourn.
Miss Delia Mills, Tabor.
Miss Katherine Boege, Chadbourn.
Miss Stella Blue, Bolton.
Miss Glendoro Gore, Clarkton.
W. I. Shaw. Wananish.
W. E. Broderich, Redbug.
Miss B. B. Lucas, Chadbourn.
Miss Lyda Faison, Chadbourn.
George Hodges, Florence, S. C.
Miss Meta Hodges, Florence, S. C.
C. C. Lowe, Old Dock.
Mrs. Forney Richardson, Vineland.
O. M. Sellers, Whiteville.
R. M. Edwards, Exum.
C. P. Gore, Bughill.
Miss Sallie F. Troy, Bolton.
Miss Ella Jenkins, Fair Bluff.
Miss Letha Jenkins, Fair Bluff.
Miss Jessie Griffin, Cerro Gordo.
Thaddeus Mathews, Chadbourn.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— A. Porter. Orton: D. N. Gore,
Tabor.
METHODIST— J. M. Marlow, O'd Dock.
Physicians not in Towns,
D. P.. Jordan Cronly.
D. N. Gere, Tabor.
Lumber Plants.
E. P Gatlin, Hallsboro.
T. L. Robeson. Orton.
Land and Lumber Co., Cerro Gordo.
Council Tool Co., Wananish.
The American Consolidated Pine Fiber
Co.. Cron'v.
Whiteville Lumber Co., Whiteville.
Williamson & Bros., Cerro Gordo.
Sa-v Mills.
E. D. Williamson, Cerro Gordo.
Shingle Manufacturers.
Short & Bears, Lake Waccamaw.
B. B. Anderson, Crate Factory, Fair
Bluff.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. G. Butler, Pireway.
R. C. Applewhite, Cronly.
L. Butier & Co., Boardman.
Cox &, Cox. Tabor.
Dothan Merchandise Co., Dothan.
J. K. Gore, Pireway.
C. H. Innman & Co., Tabor.
Mt. Tabor Grocery Co., Tabor.
M. McNeill, Sue.
Council Stanly, Lebanon.
H. B. Short, Lake Waccamaw.
W. E. Powell & Co., Peacockg.
M. B. Smith, Bug Hill.
M. C. Smith, Bug Hill.
C. L. Spencer, Cronly.
Stanly & Stanlv, Mollie.
J. H. Scott, Cronly.
WHITEVILLE.
Incorporated in 1873.
Population, 1,000.
TAX RATE— 30c. on $100; schools, 10c.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 1 year.
MAYOR— W. Ross Davis.
CLERK— H. C. Moffitt.
TREASURER— H. C. Moffitt.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. L. Britten.
SVl'T. OF HEALTH— I. Jackson.
STANDARD-KEEPER— Adtolphus Lewis.
SURVEYOR— I. B. Tucker.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— E. S. Lewis, R.
C. Powell, Jackson Greer, D. T. William-
son, E. D. Richardson.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— D. J. Lewis,
J. I. Williamson, II. P. Schulken.
I'OSTMasi hl< —J. D. Maul'sby.
R. R. AGENT— J. F. Bark!, v.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. F. Barkley.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. T. Draper, Pastor; C.
W. Smith, Supernumerary.
PRESBYTERIAN— „J. E. L. Winecoff,
Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. G. Blalock, Pastor.
Hanks and Bankers.
BANK OF WHITEVILLE— R. H. Powell,
President; C. H. Morrow, Cashier. Capital,
$10,000; Suiplus and - .uuts, $5,000.
Schools and Academies.
WHITEVILLE ACADEMY.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
Whiteville Hotel, Mrs. F. A. Howell,
Prop.
Brown House, Miss E. Brown, Prop.
Branch House, Mrs. H. Forney Duval,
Prcprii tor
Agricultural Implements.
J. D. Maultsby.
R. H. Powell.
Barber Shops.
Tom Glover.
E. W. Smith.
Blacksmith Shops.
C. M. Baldwin.
183
COLUMBUS COUNTY.
M. Frazier.
Lewis & Parker.
Books and Stationery.
0. High.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Barefoot & Corbett.
Bicycle Dealers.
E. W. Smith.
Contractors and Builders.
H. A. Elixson.
J. W. Rouse.
W. J. Spivey.
J. L. Burnev.
N. W. Mottinger.
Carriage Mrufanturers.
M. Frazier.
Casket M'f rs and Dealers.
J. T. McKenzie & Co.
Vineland Dry Goods Co.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Columbus Trading Co.
Vineland Dry Goods Co.
R. H. Powell.
Confectionery Dealers.
0. High.
Smith & Byrne.
Cotton Bi vers and Brokers.
J. D. Maultsby.
The Whiteville Cotton Ginning Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
E. S. Lewis.
Martin & Thompson.
A. Baldwin.
J. T. McKenzie & Co.
Dealers in Ice.
Lee Forney Duval.
Smith & Byrne.
Dentists.
W. Ross Davis.
Doctors.
1. Jackson.
H. B. Maxwell.
J. A. McNeill.
T. J. Johnson.
J. C. Boyce.
Drusrarists.
Whiteville Drug Co.
J. A. McNeill & Son.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. C. G. Wyche.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Powell & Powell.
0. High.
Cotton Gins.
Whiteville Cotton Ginning Co.
Columbus Trading Co.
Fruit Dealers.
H. F. Schulken.
O. High.
Furniture Dealers.
Powell & Powell.
Columbus Trading Co.
Memoy Co.
General Merchandise.
Columbus Trading Co.
Memoy Co.
W. J. Benton.
T. S. Memoy & Son.
0. T. Williamson.
Powell & Powell.
Vineland Dry Goods Co.
Powell & Co.
J. P. Williams.
E. Nealy.
E. D. Richardson.
H. F. Schulken.
Vineland Mercantile Co.
D. N. Long.
W. R. McRackan.
McD. Ward.
Oscar Watkins.
Smith & Byrne.
Hardware and A'g'l Dealers.
Whiteville Hardware Co.
Job Printing Offices.
The Truckers Reporter Co.
Lawyers.
D. J. Lewis.
J. B. .Schulken.
H. L. Lyon.
I. B. Tucker.
Don McRackan.
Koonce & Greer.
J. R. Williamson.
E. M. Toon.
Millinery and Fancy G',ods.
Memoy Co.
Mrs. M. F. Dunn.
•Vineland Dry Goods Co.
Powell & Powell.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. S. E. Memoy.
Mrs. J. G. Blaloci'.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE NEWS— J. E. Dupree, Editor.
Heal Estate Agents.
H. C. Moffitt.
W. E. McDaniel.
Sales and Livery Stables.
E. S. Lewis.
S. Frank Lewis.
J. T. McKenzie & Co.
Auty Baldwin.
Sporting Goods.
Oscar Flieh.
Shinerle Dealers.
H. F. Schulken.
Pealers in Tobacco.
Lewis & Co.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Hugh Swartz.
Ve1:»rinarv Surgeons.
S. F. Lewis.
Watches and Jewelry
John B. Richardson.
Wood-Working Shops.
Lewis & Parker.
FAIR, 7* LUFF.
Incorporated in 1871.
Population. 32S.
TAX RATE— 10c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. P. Waddell.
TREASURER— J. B. Waddell.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. M. Hinson.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— S. H. Anderson,
C. B. Martin, J. B. Waddell, Henrv Cole-
< ol.l Ml',l s COUNTY.
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POSTiM ASTER— F. A. Tucker.
R. R. AGENT— W. D. Pridgen.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. D. Pridgen.
Mi-nistei's and Ciurch.es.
BAPTIST— F. T. Wooten, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. T. Draper, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
FAIR BLUFF INSTITUTE— N. M. McDill,
Principal.
Blacksmith Shops.
A. Q. Scott.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
B. A. Anderson.
N. W. Powell.
Doctors.
A. G. Flovd.
Dealers in Carriages.
A. W. Jenkins.
Cook & Powell.
General Merchandise.
S. Kinlaw.
B. L. Townsend.
D M. Rogers.
M. R. Townsend.
Powell Supply Co.
J. P. Waddell.
\V. K. Rogers.
M. D. Elvington.
S. H. Anderson.
W. H. Faulk.
W. 0. Biggs.
Millinery and Fancy Gcods.
Miss H. Elvington.
Mrs. Y. C. Jones.
Sales & Livery Stables.
A. W. Jenkins.
Tobacco Warehouses.
Farmers.
Planters.
CERRO GORDO.
Incorporated in 1ST4.
Population. 123.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— S. V. Stanley.
CLERK— P. E. Williams.
TREASURER— P. E. Williams.
MARSHAL— F M. Nobles.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. W. William-
son, M. H. Nance, H. D. Kellehan, E. D.
Williamson.
POSTMASTER— H. D. Kellehan.
R. R. AGENT— A. C. Martin.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. T. Draper, Pastor,
Whiteville.
Butchers.
Hufham & Edmonds.
Barber Shops.
S. V. Stanley.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
J. L. Williamson.
S. V. Stanley.
S. Smith.
Doctors.
J. M. McGougan.
General Merchandise.
J. L. Williamson.
E. D. Williamsen.
M. H. Nance.
J. W. Williamson.
H. D. Kellehan.
J. B. Harrelson.
P. E. Williams.
Williamson & Nance.
Williamson k Brown.
Land & Lumber Co.
Green & Godwin.
CHADBOURN.
Incorporated in 1883.
Population, 600.
TAX RATE— 33 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— John H. Land.
TREASURER— C. D. Koonce.
CHIEF OF POLICE— M. D. Edmunds.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. E. Thigpen,
T. B. Smith, H. C. Cowan.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— A. F.
Coultas, M. F. Leonhart, J. T. Newland.
POSTMASTER— T. H. Ramsbottom.
R. R. AGENT— J. H. Land.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. H. Land.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— F. T. Wooten, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. T. Draper, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. E. L. Winecoff, Pas-
tor.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF CHADBOURN— J. A. Brown,
President; C. C. Pridgen, Vice-President;
D. C. Clark, Cashier. Capital, $10,000;
Surplus and Profits, $1, 0.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Brown Hotel.
Wescott Hotel.
Wilkes Boarding House.
Hufham House.
Schools pnd Academies.
CHADBOURN HIGH SCHOOL— J. J. Hen-
dren, Principal.
Barber Shops.
P. A. Cowan.
Bottling Works.
BOTTLING WORKS— R. L. Cobb, Man.
Blacksmith Shops.
S. M. Merritt.
Cotton Gins.
R. E. L. Brown Ginnery.
Dentists.
J. W. Stanley.
Doctors.
J. M. Withers.
W. F. Smith.
J. F. Blake.
Druegists.
Biown Drug Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Doaleri.
L. P. Burkhead.
General Merchandise.
R. E. L. Brown.
A. M. Thigpen.
E. R. Bailey.
J. R. Blake & Co.
A. Bullard.
\. J. Bullard.
E. J. Britt.
J. M. Powell.
F. Reed & Co.
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COLUMBUS —CRAVEN.
D.
T.
B. F. Penny & Co.
Hubbard & Co.
L. J. Hemingway.
Insurance Agents
C. Whitted.
B. Smith.
Lawyers,
Greer & Koonce.
Manufacturers.
Chadbourn Manufacturing Co.
Markets.
Hufham & Edwards.
A. J. Bullard.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE TRUCKER . — . Wilkes, Editor.
Photographers.
L. G. Hemingway.
Real Estate Agents.
A. Perrv.
E. E. Hunt.
Sales & Livery Stables.
Edmunds Brothers.
Bradshaw & Carter.
Hugh Cowan.
■Watches and Jewelry
J. V. Martin.
Blacksmith Shops.
S. M. Merritt.
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BOARDMAN.
Incorporated in 1891.
Population, 683.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. D. Turner.
CLERK AND TREASUREH— W. H.
nett.
ATTORNEY— J. B. Schulken, Whitevihe.
CONSTABLE— C. vv. Belangia.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. L. 9. Shel-
drake, S. B. Mottinger, Edward LeGallais,
S. Mottinger.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— E. B.
Wright, C. W. Belangia, J. T- Prince.
POSTMASTER— E. B. Wright.
R. R. AGENT— W. E. Stone.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. E. Stone.
FIRK MARSHAL- E. B. Wright.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— A. Barker,
Principal; Miss Belle Powell, Assistant.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Miller Inn.
Mrs. O. Britt.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
O. Britt.
D. W. McNaughton.
Doctors.
J. C. Hall.
Drueerists.
J. C. Hall.
Lumber Plants.
BUTTER'S LUMBER CO.— (Incorporat-
ed.) Authorized capital, $400,000.
General Merchandise.
F. M. Stephens.
Butter's Lumber Co. General Store.
Shingle Manufacturers.
Butter's Lumber Co.
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 Cray en, one of the Lord*.
Area, 900 square miles.
POPULATION: 24.160. White males, 4,798: white females, 4,815. Foreign born,
111. Negro males. 6,923; negro females, 7,f>20. Other colored, 4. White males over
21 years, 2,467; negro males over 21 years, 3,334; other colored, 4. White polls, 1,M7;
negro polls, 1,626.
Value of real estate, $3,317,171, increase of $136,879 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $2,872,859, increase of $443,958 over 1904, including 1,106 horses, 1,055 mules, 4
jacks and jennets, 396, goats, 639, cattle, 13,139 hogs, 868 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $6,183,505; by negroes, $563,880.
No. Schools: White, 47; Colored, 37.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2 -3c. on $100 and 71c. poll; bridges, 10c. on $100 and 30c.
POST OFFICES: Bachelor, Blades, Cherry point, Clark, Cohoque, COVE, Croatan,
DOVER, Ernul, FORT BARNWELL, Geddy, Havelock, Honolulu, James City, NEW
BERN, (c. h.), North Harlowe, Perfection, Rhems, Riverdale, Thurman, TUSCA-
RORA, VANCEBORO, Wasp.
PUBLIC ROADS: Wm. Dunn. New Bern, Supt. Worked by Old State Law. No.
miles, about 350; improved, 2-3. Macadamized, 4 miles, cost per mile, $7,600.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic and North Carolina. 45.00 miles, assessed value $366,773.78
Atlantic Coast Line, 9.44 miles, assessed value 237,638.39
Western Union Telegraph Company, 191.20 miles, assessed valu° 5,564.73
CRAVEN COUNTY.
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Old Dominion Steamship Company, asssessed value 5,696.68
Vanceboro Steamboat Company, assessed value 1,500.00
Independent Steamboat Line, assessed value 2,500.00
Southern Express Company, 57.98 miles, assessed value 6,714.80
SUPERIOR COURT: February 12th, civil cases; April 0th, criminal cases; Mny
7th, two weeks, civil cases: July 2nd, criminal cases; October 1st, two weeks, criminal
and civil cases; November 19th, two weeks, civil cases.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— W. M. Watson,
New Bern. _
SHERIFF— James W. Biddle, New Bern.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— George B. Waters,
Naw Bern.
TREASURER— F. S. Ernul, New Bern.
CORONER— R. D. Jones.
SURVEYOR— F. A. Fulcher.
STANDARD-KEEPER— Eugene Tucker,
Vew Bern.
CO. ATTORNEY— E. M. Green New
Bern.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. F. Rhem,
JJew Bern.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Mrs. Fannie Williams,
New Bern.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR—^. J. Mc-
Carthy, New Bern.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— S. M. Brinson, New
Bern.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— R. A.
Nunn, (chm.), New Bern; Daniel Lane,
Bellair; John S. Morton, North Harlowe,
CO. COMMISSIONERS— C. E. Foy, I. B.
Harvey, A. E. Wadsworth, G. V. Richard-
son, W. R. Barrington, New Bern.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— L. S.
Daniels, W. B. Flanner, I. S. Basnight.
CONSTABLES— No. 8 Township, Dwight
Styron, New Bern; No. 7, E. S. Ballenger,
Riverdale; No. 6, Samuel T. Eborn, Croatan,
No. 3, E. C. Beard, Fort Barnwell; No. 2,
W. H. Whitford, Ernul; No. 1, B. R. War-
ren, Vanoeboro; No. 6, J. B. Howard; No.
9, B. Meredith.
Justices of the Peace.
NO. 1 TOWNSHIP— S. F. HilL D. P.
Barrington, G. A. Gaskins, F. R. Rowe, W.
Street, W. C. Brewer, E. A. Lancaster,
Hugh Lancaster, L. E. Dudley, George F.
Bright, W. L. Lancaster, George Wilson,
Chip; J. B. Harvey E. A. Askins, A. M.
Williams, W. A. McLawhorn, George O.
Gaskins, J. M. Ipock, C. E. Laughinghouse,
W. F. Williams, J. E. Nobles, Vanceboro;
Freeman H. Gaskin.C. H. Dixon. Wiley
Causey, Joseph J. Dixon, Maple Cypress;
David P. Whitford, J. B. O'Neal, Zorah.
NO. 2.— W. H. Whitehurst, S. W. La-
tham, Alfred Gaskins, F. S. Ernull, New
Bern; J. A. Everington, Noah T. Fulcher.
C. L. Gaskins, Arrington Purify, W. A.
H. Price, \V. H. Gaskins, Charles Caton,
Levin Gaskins, Cicero Gaskins, L. B. Caton,
Josiah Tingle. J. M. Wilson, Ernul.
NO. 3.— Joseph Kinsey, J. W. Lane, M.
D. Lane, J. S. W. Pearee, W. R. Sauls,
Fort Barnwell; J. S. Robeson, T. B. Ipock,
E. D. Avery, Cone; Seth West, L. G. Fer-
rell, R. A. Richardson, W. C. White, J.
E. Kornegay, Dan Richardson, E. J. White,
Jr., B. B. Woo ten, Dover.
NO. 5.— J. L. Mathews, Joshua Adams, J.
A. Morton, John S. Morton, North Har-
lowe; L. M. Gilbert, Isaac Taylor, J. R.
Bowen, C. Taylor, Batchelor.
NO. 6— John N. Hunter, W. Y. Wynne,
H. A. Marshall, John Buys, Thomas Eborn,
J. H. Hunter, T. E. Haywood, Havelock;
John D. Pittman, V. A. Tolson, R. L. Tol-
son, J. E. White, B. B. Malliaon, Croatan.
NO 7.— B. W. Ives, H. C. Wood, Alex.
Hardison, J. W. Latham, Riverdale.
NO. 8.— Thomas Gates, Mark Disowmy,
J. F. Ives, B. S. Guion, Edward Gerock,
E. S. Street, N. Tisdale, J. A. Jones, E. K.
Bryan, J. J. Baxter, C. E. Foy, G. B.
Waters, E. W. Smallwood, J. C. Thomas,
Jr., Edward Clark, S. H. Lane, Enoch
Wadsworth, H. P. Holland, 11. H. Looker,
C. C. Clark, Jr., T. F. McCarthy, C. J.
McSorley, James B. Hill, F. T. Patterson,
E. M. Green, S. R. Street, J. E. Smith, L.
H. Cutler, J. J. Tolson, J. B. Watson,
Fred Thomas, S. R. Bail, W. R. Bar-
rington, W. K. Baxter, Fernie
Gaskill, J. L. Hartsfleld, Thos. Daniels,
C. T. Watson, J. M. Hargeit. J. E. Wil-
cox, L. A. Taylor, W. S. Phillips, H. R.
Bryan, Jr., E. F. Gaskill, W. H. Bray, D. L.
Roberts, W. F. Crockett, S. W. Smallwood,
W. H. Scott, Sr., Walter Duffy, C. K.
Hancock, E. W. Rosenthal, F. M. Hahn,
H. B. Lane, Charles S. Hid, R. B. Blalock,
I. G. Brinson, E. W. Armstrong, E. L.
Smith, W. D. Barrington, T. G. Hyman,
Geo. N. Ives, W. A. Mcintosh, P. A.
Willis, Walter Fulford, James A.
Bryan, James W. Biddle, J. W. Stewart,
Hugh Armstrong, Harry Moore, F. Duffy,
W. B. Flanner, J. W. Duging, Ralph Cray,
J. W. Smallwood, E. K. Bishop, John
Dunn, E. B. Hackburn, New Bern; J. B.
French, G. T. Richardson, Daniel Lane,
Augustus A. Ipock, Bellair.
NO. 9— E. W. Wadsworth, Harris Lane,
W. B. Lanes.A. E. Wadsworth, W. G. Lane,
Perfection; M. W. Carmon H. Perry,
Drew Dixon, Lima; E. Z. R. Davis, T. D.
Arnold, T. A. Dillon, Cove; J. T. House.
Public School Teachers.
Chadwick, Miss Annie D., New Bern.
Heath Miss Mollie T., New Bern.
Nunn, Miss Etta, New Bern.
Reamy, Miss Lucille, New Bern.
Hancock, Miss Lizzie, New Bern.
Ilnllister. Miss Net lie, New Bern.
i' rn bee. Miss Emily, New Bern.
Dail, Miss Rose C, New Bern.
Berry; Miss Ruth, New Bern.
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CRAVEN COUNTY.
Henderson Miss Mary L., New Bern.
Berry. Miss Sarah. New Bern.
Marshall, Miss Eleanor, New Bern.
Whitehurst, - arold, New Bern.
Jackson. Mrs. Sabra, Ernul.
Buys, Miss Nellie, Havelock.
Barrington, Miss Ethel, Olympia.
(iriffin. J. O., Dover.
Latham, Miss Ettie May, Riverdale.
Ewell, Miss Lizzie, Vanceboro.
Ivey, Miss Nannie J., Perfection.
Cobb, Miss Ei; mie, Perfection.
Dangherty, M'ss Ada. Jasper.
Tucker, Miss Bertha, New Bern.
Fulch^r, Rufus J., Askins.
MeCanless. C. E. Dover.
MeLawhorn, Miss Blanche, Chip.
Prescott, Miss Olivia, Perfection.
Miller, Miss Maye, New Bern.
Abernethy, Miss Elva May, Fort Barnwell.
Gaskins, M^ss Mamie, Askins.
Fitts, Miss Carolyne P., Vanceboro.
Long, Miss Sallie, Edward.
Dunn, Miss Jennie. Olympia.
Gaskins, Miss Bertha, Askins.
Lancaster, Lynn, Chip.
Jackson, John Allen, Vanceboro.
Brewer, Miss Ina, Chip.
Thomas, Miss Bessie, Zorah.
Ingram, Miss Stella, Cove.
Pittman, Miss Sudie, Grifton.
White, Win. E., Vanceboro.
Baum, Miss Sarah Ann, Tuscarora.
Orubb, Miss Dora E., Riverdale.
Tayloe, Miss Annie, Lima.
Holmes, Miss Zeula, Bellair.
Cleve, Miss Olive, Vanceboro.
Ewell, Miss Annie, Chip.
Kelly, Miss Minnie L., New Bern.
Ministers not in Towns,
BAPTIST— J. B. Newton, Fort Barnwell.
METHODIST— W. H. Townsend;< Cove.
Schools and Academies.
DOVER HIGH SCHOOL— Prof. Moses,
Principal.
General Merchandise.
M. D. Lane & Co., Fort Barnwell.
H. L. Arnold, Fort Barnwell.
Brick M'f" rs and Dealers.
Jones & Abbott. Clarks.
Brick & Tile Co., New Bern.
Enterprise Brick & Tile Co., New Bern.
Cotton Gins.
M. W. Carmon, Bellair.
C. W. Mcllwayn, Bellair.
A. B. Dawson, Jasper.
Ed. Wetherington, Jasper.
A. E. Lancaster, Bellair.
Henry * Williams, Vanceboro.
W. H. Scott, DeBruhls.
Jones Spencer, New Bern.
H. Whitford Whitford.
Sam Wayne, Vanceboro.
J. F. Bryant, Vanceboro.
Saw Mills.
O. il. Worthington, Tuscarora.
A. D. Ihomas, Jasper.
White Bros., Cove.
E. Z. R. Davis. Cove
Lokey & Cannon, Riverdale.
S. E. Sullivan.
Munger & Bennett.
Blades Lumber Co.
New Bern Lumber Co.
Shippers of Produce.
Hackburn & Willett, New Bern.
W. M Dunn, New Bern.
J. F. Crockett, New Bern.
J. R. Cromwell, New Bern.
J. W. McGowan, New Bern.
C. T. Watson, New Bern.
E. H. & J. A. Meadows, New Bern.
G. T. Richardson, Bellair.
Lane & Wilcox, Bellair.
james lpoclc. Bellair.
A. A. Ipock, Bellair.
NEW BERN.
Population, 4,000 white; 6,000 colored
Total, 10,000.
Value of real estate, $1,837,392.
Value personal property, $1,129,678.
No. »vhite polls, 380.
No. colored polls. fi75.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 60c; schools,
121/2o. on $100.
Honded debt, $105,000.
City poll tax, $1.80; school poll, 37%c.
City owns water works.
City owns sewerage system.
Election held first Tuesday in May; term
ot office, 2 years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— F. T. Patterson.
CLERK— J. J. Tolson.
TREASURER— Thomas Daniels.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. J. Tolson.
ATTORNEY— W. D. Mclver.
CITY PHYSICIAN— Charles Duffy.
SIPT. OF HEALTH— Charles Duffy.
STANDARD KEEPER— Eugene Tucker.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT.— W. S. Phillips.
FIRE COMPANIES AND CHIEFS— At-
lantic Fire Co.. New Bern, T. C. Daniels,
Chief.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. M. Hargett.
POLICEMEN— R. P. Montague, J. T.
Lewis, C. Lupton, L. A. Bryan, W. H.
Griffin.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— A. H. Baugert,
J. E. Smith, Fenner Avery, J. B. Dawson,
S. H. Lane, C. J. McSorley, C. J. McCarthy,
L. S. Wood, E. W. Watson. E. T. Holland,
W. S. Phillips. B S. Guion.
WATER COMMISSION— C. T. Watson,
Wm. Dunn, John C. Scales.
BOARD OF AUDIT— J. S. Maunix, H.
M. Groves, Ralph Davenport.
BOARD TRUSTEES NEW BERN ACA-
DEMY— T. A. Green, President, New
Bern: W. M. Watson. Secretary, New Bern.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— H. B. Craven,
Superintendent.
MARINE RAILWAY— J. A. Meadows.
POSTMASTER— S. W. Hancock.
EXPRESS AGENT— Z. V. Taylor.
R. R. AGENTS— John P. Davis, A. & N
C. R. R.; John S. Maunix, A. C. L.
Cemeteries and Supts.
CEDAR GROVE— T. F. McCarthy, Ohm.;
A. J. Gaskins, Sexton.
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195.
NATIONAL CEMETERY— A. Hyde, Supt
GREENWOOD— (Colored)— N. A. Brooke,
(col.), Sexton.
Hospitals and Asylums.
MARINE HOSPITAL— F. Duffy, Supt.,
New Bern.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Avers, Pastor.
CENTENARY —(Methodist)— G. T.
Adams, -astor; Presiding Elder, Rev. Mr.
Davis.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
DISCIPLES— No Pastor.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— W. H. Frost,
Fasten'.
CATHOLIC— Father George, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE— Miss Mary Hatch
Harrison.
Schools and Academies.
CAROLINA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NEW7 BERN MILITARY ACADEMY— S.
J. Holliday, Supt.
WHITE GRADED SCHOOL— J. Paul
Spence, Principal. Enrollment, 650.
Mrs. Ann Ferebee.
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL— Miss Mary N
Williams. Principal.
COLORED GRADED SCHOOL— W. Geo.
Avant, Principal. Enrollment, 600.
Hotels and Boarding Houses,
Chatta'wka,
The Ilazleton.
W. P. Bmrus.
M. Patterson.
Mrs. Willenhrink.
Mrs. Richardson.
Wris'.it Moore
Mrs. S. M. Smith.
Mrs. Barker.
Mrs. Willis.
Agricultural Implements.
J. C. Whitly & Co.
L. H. Cutler & Co.
Hyman Supply Co.
Whitford Hardware Co.
Architects.
H. W. .Simpson.
J. B. Lane.
Jacob L. Hartsfield.
Auctioneers.
S. R. Street.
W. R. Benington.
Banks and Bankers.
NATIONAL BANK OF NEW BERN— Ja*.
A. Brvan, President; George H. Robert*.
Cashier. Capital, $100,000; Surplus and
Profits. $73,212.
CITIZENS HANK— T. A. Green, Presi-
dent: T. A. Uzzell, Cashier. Capital.
000; Surplus and Profits, $29,108.37.
MUTUAL AID BANKING CO.— C. C.
Roach, (col.), President; John H. Fisher,
(col.), Cashier. Capital, $100,238.15; Sur-
plus and Profits, $354.40.
Barber Shops.
Charles P. Battling.
Stewart Galloway.
Annanias Fonville.
Hugh L. Banks (col.)
Henry G. Bryan (col.)
rlrokers.
E. K. Bishop.
D. M. Roberts & Co.
Hollistor & Cox.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
OAKS Ml >T MARKET— W. S. Willett,
Proprietor.
Swert Bros
RAILROAD MARKET— I. M. Spencer,
Proprietor.
Blacksmith Shops.
P. Trenwith.
C. Jordan.
Books and Stationery.
G. W. Ennett.
M. E. Whitehurst.
Thomas W. Waters.
Bicycle Dealers.
Wm. T. Hill.
Gaskins Cycle Co.
L. M. Edgerton.
W. II. Moore, (col.)
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
BRICK TILE M'F'G CO— Frank Hyman,
Secretary and Manager.
Build'np- & "Loan Associations.
NEW BERN BUILDING AND LOAN AS-
SOCIATION—J. R. B. Carraway, Secretary.
Cabinet-Makers.
John Suter.
G. S. Waters & Son.
Henry Staub.
Canned Goods.
CAROLINA CANNING CO.— 'Ym. Dunn,
President.
Carriage Maufacturers.
G. H. Walters & Son.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Willis & Co.
H. W. Simpson.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
J. E. Latham & Co.
George A. Oliver.
Contractors and Builders.
H. W. Simpson.
Jacob L. Hartsfield.
John B. Lane.
Coal and Wood.
Holli-st-r & Cox.
E. B. Ellis.
Frank Hill.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
furnishings.
J. Guion Dunn & Co.
J. J. Baxter.
J. A. Smith.
M. Suskin.
J. R. Jones.
E. W. Armstrong.
Commission Merchants.
Ilolli I -X.
E. K. Bishop.
J. E, Latham & Co.
I). 11. Roberts & Co.
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Confectionery Manufacturers.
Broadstrect Fruit Co.
E. Walnan.
C. J. McSorloy.
Hosiery Mills.
BLADES HOSIERY MILLS— W. B.
Blades, Proprietor.
Crockery and Glassware.
Woten & <^o.
M. E. VVhitehurst.
Confectionery Dealers.
.1. B. Dawson.
Broadstreet Frait Co.
Clubs.
CRAVEN CLUB— A. E. Stevens. Sec.
Chamber of Commerce.
George Green, Secretary.
Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
NEW BERN COTTON OIL MILL— C. L.
Ives, Secretary and Treasurer; R. T.
Broaddus, President.
Dealers in Tobacco.
J. M. Howard.
E. J. Hester.
Dealers in Carriages
Daniels-Halm Hardware & Mule Co.
J. A Jones.
G. S. Walters & Son.
T. J. Mitchell.
S. H. Scott.
J. M. Arnold.
E. S. Street
I. M. Arnold.
L. L. Dameron.
Duggan & Co.
Dentists.
John D. Clark
Doctors.
J. W. Duguid.
R. S. Primrose.
R. DeV. Jones-
F. Duffy.
Charles Duffj
Lcinster Duff)
N. H. Street.
J. F. Rhem.
C. C. Whitley, icol.)
W. L. Lassiter, (col.'i
Drueeists.
C. D. Bradham.
T. A. Henry.
D. R. Davis.
F. S. Duffy.
D. H. Hargett.
Elm City Drug Co., (col.}
Dress-Makers.
Miss Mary Hay.
Mrs. Carrie Ewell.
Dry Goods and Notions.
O. Marks & Son (wholesale.)
Simmons and Hollowell.
J. B. Holland & Co.
D. F. Jarvis.
J. J. Baxter.
A. J. Smith.
J. R. Jones.
E. B. Harkburn.
G. A. Barfoot.
S. Lippman.
J. F. Hanff.
Phillip Howard.
E. H". Armstrong.
M. Suskins
L. G. Dunn & Co.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Burrus Gray Co.
Charles B. tI ill.
J. A. Meadows.
Dealers in Ice,
J. B. Watson.
Newborn Ice Co.
Will. Stallins.
W. H. Dennis.
Electric Companies & Officers.
NEW BERN ELECTRICAL RAILWAY
*NI> ELECTRIC CO.— R. P. Williams,
General Manager.
Automobile Lines.
HILL'S MOBILE RAPID TRANSIT— W.
T Hill, Proprietor.
Florists.
Sam PfldclifT.
Miss H. 0. Metts.
Flour, Corn and Feed Dealers.
See wholesale grocers.
Sir 1] Lime Kiln.
George N. Ives & Son.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
J. A. Meadows.
Foundries and Iron Works.
Willis & Mcintosh.
Fruit Dealers.
George N. Ives & Son.
Furniture Dealers.
John Suter.
W. P. Jones.
J. S. Miller.
T. J. Turner.
Fertilizer Manufacturers.
E. H. &, I. A. Meadows.
John B. Ives.
New Bern Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Mills.
5 and 10 Cent Stores.
D. M. Wallnan, Prop., New Century Ca*b
Store.
Fist Markets.
C. T. Watson.
A. S. Willis.
Thomas Daniels.
Fernie Gaskill.
George N. Ives.
J. B. Watson.
General Merchandise.
B. Abraham.
J. Congle.
W. J. Conaugh.
C. E. Whitcomb.
Joseph Ellis.
J. M. Harrison.
W. R. Hudson.
James Kellum.
P. Harrison.
W. M. I.orch.
F. D. Munfort.
VV. II. Parish.
R. E. L. Rose.
M. Romania.
CRAVEN COUNTY.
195
Joseph Rhad.
T. D. Sloan.
L. J. Taylor.
I. R. Parker, Jr.
F. M. Bowden. •
McGehee & Willis.
L. M. Sattrthwaite.
Henry Spencer, (col.)
Nix Rouse (col.)
Shade Russe41, (col.)
Ed. Richardson, (col.)
M. J. Mislophen, (col.)
Henry Kennedy, (col.)
Eliza Joyner, (col.)
Allen Jackson, (col.)
V\ m. Joins, (col.)
Henrv Hunter, (col.)
J. \V. Harrell, (col.)
J. F. Ham. (col.)
Eli Franks, (col.)
John S. Johnson, (col.)
Fred. Doug-las (col.)
Bryant West, (col.)
Ed. Wilson, (col.)
J. E. White, (col.)
Grist Mills.
J. A. Meadows.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts
The Hvman Supplv Co.
J. C. Whittv & Co.
E. W. Smaihvood.
L. H. Cutler k Co.
Oaskill Hardware Co.
P. M. Draney.
Mitford Hardware Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. S. Phillips.
M. Hahn & Son.
J. A. Jones.
T. J. Mitchell.
Hides and Pelts.
P. Baker & Hro.
Ire Factories and Officers.
NEW BERN ICK CO. — Wm. Dunn. Presi-
dent; F. C. Roberts, Secretary.
Insurance Agencies.
J. F. Ives.
Miss Nannie Street.
Henry R. Bryan.
J. L. Hartsfield.
Mrs. Emma Powell.
N. C. Hughes.
W. H. Oliver.
J. F. Ives.
Job Printing Offices
W. T. Hill.
Ri.-hardson's Printing Office.
0. G. Dunn.
Junk Dealers.
D. Becker & Co.
Lawyers.
A. D. Ward.
D. L. Ward.
C. R. Thomas.
H. B. Nixon.
I,. J. Moore.
0. H. Guion.
M. D. W. Stevenson.
H. C. Whitehurst.
R. A. Nunn.
»V. D. Mclver.
W. W. Clark.
S. M. Rrinson.
W. J. McScrley.
Wm nunn, Jr.
R. O'Hara, (col.)
R. W. Williamson, (col.)
Laundries.
0. K. Steam Laundry.
Hop Wah.
Long Wan Sing.
Brooks Laundry.
Leather Dealers.
L. H. Cutler & Co.
W. S. Phillips.
Caskill Hardware Co.
I*. M. Draney.
J. C. Wlntty & Co.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
The Blade Lumber Co.
The Trent Lumber Mills.
Elm City Lumber Co.
Pine Lumber Co.
S. E. Sullivan.
r vv \i, ,.,,;,.,.
New Bern Lumber Co.
Machinery Dealers.
The Hyman Supply Co.
Machine Shops.
Willis & Mcintosh.
Marble Works.
Joe K. W iliis.
Masons and Builders.
J. L. Hartsfield.
B. F. l>plamac
Mattress Manufacturers.
W. P. JoneS.
Millinery and Fancy Goods
Mrs. Duncan & Whitcomb.
Simmo"-:-Hollowell Co.
J. J. Baxter.
G. N. Barefoot.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
C. I*, liraclham.
D. R. Davis.
Medicine Manufacturers.
F. S. Duffy.
C. D. Bradham.
T. A. Henry.
Musio Teachers.
Miss Fannie Holland.
Miss Emma Powell.
Miss Cathrvn Griffin.
Wyatt Listen.
Musical Instruments.
Georce i\. Ennett.
E. Wallnan.
Naval Store Dealers.
John Ellis.
Officers Cotton Exchange.
OFFICERS— E. II. Meadows, Pres.; E.
W. Rosenthal, Vice-President; T. A.
Green, Treasurer; James Redmon, Soc.
Newspapers and Editors.
Tin: JOURNAL— Charles L. Stevens, Ed.
19t>
CRAVEN COUNTY.
Oil Dealers.
Hollistei k Cox.
Painters.
Edgar T. Hollowell.
Wm. K. Charlotte,
n. B. Blalock.
C. F. Hargett.
W. J. Osteen.
Paper-Hangers.
Guilford Lewis.
R. B. Blalock.
E. T. Hollowell.
C. F. Harett.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
J. C. Whittv & Co.
E. W. Smailwood.
L. H. Cutler & Co.
Gaskill Hardware Co.
P. M. Draney.
B. B. Davenport.
J. F. Taylor.
Plumbers.
J. C. Green.
A. B Wallace.
J. P. Wood.
L. M. Cannon.
Produce Dealers.
Hollistc- & Cox.
C. S. Hoi lister.
Broadstreet Fruit Co.
N. C. Hughes.
J. D. Swindell.
J.- B. Watson.
Retail Grocers.
J. F. Ta-ior.
Hudson & Co.
B. B. Davenport.
J. F. Clark.
Armstrong and Matthew*.
H. W. Jewell.
Lucas & Lewis.
S. W. Willis.
E. B. Haekburn.
L. M. Satterwaite & Bro.
J. L. McDaniel.
Archable & Co.
W. P. Metts.
Mrs. Annie Mcintosh.
T. F. McCarthy & Son.
Mrs. Annie Paul.
Charles Case.
Asa L. Bynum.
Henrv Gaskins.
J. S. Miller.
George P. Dudley.
E. W. Watson.
Luke Burney, (col.)
Susan Bow, (col.)
M. F. Orum, (col.)
J. B. Robinson, (col.)
W. H. Moore, (col.)
E. Fisher, (col.)
M. W. Charman, (col.)
J. D. Barfield, (col.
Real Estate Agents.
J. J. Wolfenden.
J. W. Stewart.
J. L. Hartsfleld.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. A. Jones.
S. H. Scott.
T. J. Mitchell.
I-;. S. Str ei
F. I. Hudson.
mlins Arnold.
Duggan & Co.
Shinele Manufacturers.
W. 1*. Ellis.
Broddus & Ives.
Shingle Dealers.
W. F. Hill.
Sporting Goods.
\V. T. Hill.
Gaskins Bicycle Co.
Steamboat Lines.
STEAMER GUIDE— D. M. Roberts, Agt.
E. C. I). LINK— Geo. Henderson, Agt.
Stoves and Tinware.
S. B. I'arker.
I,. II. i ui iei & < !o.
E. VV. Smailwood.
P. M. Draney.
Uaskill Hardware Co.
Whitford Hardware Co.
Tailor Establishments.
J. C. Dunn.
F. M. Chadwick.
A. Sawyer, (col.)
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— Miss Mary
Bryan.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
HENDERSON TELEPHONE CO.— L. S.
Grant, Supt.
Typewriters and Supplies.
W. T. Hill.
Watnhes and Jewelry
S. K. Faton.
J. O. Baxter.
A. E. Hibbard.
W. T. Dunn.
J. C. Thornton.
E. D. Bangert.
■Water Company and Officers.
CITY WATER WORKS— J. C. Thomas,
Jr., Sart. ; E Ellis Williams, Engineer;
Thomas Daniels, Treasurer; J. J. Tolson,
Sescretary.
Stock, $80,000.
Debt, $80,000.
"Wholesale Grocers.
S. G. Roberts.
New Bern Grocery Co.
D. L. Roberts.
E. K. Bishop.
Lucas & Lewis.
Wood-Worfcing Shops.
J. W. Hollis.
George II. Waters & Son.
G. A. Atkinson.
Veterinary Surgeons.
R. P. Williams.
Fred Halm.
;
DOVER.
Incorporated 1901.
Population, 700 white; 400 negroes
CRAVEN— CUMBERLAND
107
Value personal property, $35,000.
Value real estate, $150,000.
No. white polls, 160.
No. Negro polls, 100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. S. Dixon.
CLERK— \V. A. Wilson.
TREASURER— W. A. Wilson.
T<\\ POT.r.ECTOR— W. A Wiloon.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— P. L. Nobles,
Seth West, L. H. Whitehead, N. S. Rich-
ardson.
TAX RATE— 50c. on $100; poll, $1.20.
R. R. AGENT— Mr. Cox.
EXPRESS AGENT— Mr. Cox.
Hotels and Boardinjr Houses.
Hotel — ssengale.
West House.
Thompson House.
Blacksmith Shows.
Lewis H. Outlaw.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. F. Evans.
E. G. Dixon.
J. E. Hill.
Doctors.
Raymond Pollock.
Grist Mills.
Seth West.
General Merchandise.
G. V. Richardson.
Goldsboro Lumber Co.
W. A. Wilson.
V. E. Dougblry.
Mrs. M. E. Jones, (millinery.)
Charles Cotton.
P. T. Nobles.
Seth West.
H. E. Daugherty.
Abe Adler.
Aaron Adler.
Church Cobb, (col.)
John Bess, (col.)
G. D. Khem. (col.)
John Evans, (col.)
j. L. Dillahunt, (col.)
Lumber Plants.
TDK GOLDSRORO LUMBER CO— W. A.
Winsatt, President; D. W. Richardson,
Vice-President; W. B. H. Blanford, Sec-
retary and Treasurer.
VANCEBORO.
Incorporated in 1877.
Population, 650.
No. white polls, 52.
No. negro polls, 9.
Election is held 1st Tuesday in May;
term of office, I year.
MAYOR— W. Cleve.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— X. M. Lan-
caster, Andrew Jackson, J. B. Harvey.
l UN SLAB LB— Ed. White.
POSTMASTER— J. F. Edwards.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— B. F. Stanfield, Supply.
Schools and Academies.
Miss Dallas Dinkins.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
C.
n.
Willis.
J.
A.
-on.
Blacksmith Shops.
c.
11.
Willis.
B.
F.
Drueerists.
Smith.
L
C.
Doctors.
Covinfrton.
John
Nicholson.
Cotton Gins.
W
C.
White.
Farmers Consolidated Gin Co.
W
General Merchandise.
C. White.
Warren Bros.
E.
F.
White.
L.
N.
Lancaster & Son.
A.
M.
W llliams.
J.
A.
Jackson.
Cleve
& Jackson.
Levi
Morris.
Mrs.
lelen Jackson, (millinery.)
Grist Mills.
W
C
White.
J.
A.
Jackson.
Sales and Liverv Stables
w
arren Bros.
Lancaster & Chapman.
W
C
Saw Mills.
White.
c.
Wood-Working Shops.
H. Willis.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
County Seat, Fayetteville.
Formed in 1754 from Bladen county. Name derived from the Duke of Cumberland.
Area. 900 suuare miles.
POPULATION: 29.249. White males, 8,104; white females, 8,574. Foreign born,
fell. Netrro males, 5,943; negro females. 6,628. White males over 21
years, 3,868; negro males over 21 years, 2,362. White polls, 2,51 6 0 polls, 1,217;
Indian |«>lls. 1
Value of real estate, $3,000,259, increase of $11,333 over 1904. Value personal prop-
198
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
erty, $1,783,004, increase of $204,479 over 1904, including 1,386 horses, 2,555 mules, 1,819
goats, 7,477 cattle, 26,923 hogs, 2,820 sheep, 222 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $4,500,040; by negroes, $283,223; by Indians, $1,256.
No. Schools : White, 87; Colored, 01.
TAX RATE: County, 39c. on $100 and 38 c. on poll. Cross Creek Township, extra
(Special Schools) 25c. on $100 and 75c. poll. Bonded debt, $109,500. No iron
bridges, 6 railroad bridges.
POST OFFICES: Alderman, Argyle, Brunt, Buckhorn, Carlos, Cedar Creek,
Clay Fort, Cooper, Cornelia, Cumberland, Dial, Draughon, Edonia, Endon, Falcon,
FAYETTEV1LLE, (c. h.), Floyd, Godwin, Grays Creek, Hope Mills, Idaho,
Iverness, Kinnon, Levitt, Lena, Little River Academy, Lumberdale, MANCHES-
TER, Montrose. Pike, RAEFORD, Rockfish, Roslin, Sherwood, Starsburg, Stedman,
Tatum, Timberland, Vander, Wade, Wicker.
PUBLIC ROADS: W. M. Walker, Fayett eville, Supt. Worked by county convicts
under special law. No. miles, 420. Improv ed, 50.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Line, 60.13 miles, assessed value $513,6S6.07
Aberdeen & Rockfish, 31.80 miles, assessed value 22,728.34
Pullman Company, 32.00 miles, assessed value 1,647.87
Western Union Telegraph Company, 296.74 miles, assessed value 9,413.25
Southern Express Company, 71.02 miles, assessed value 8,224.99
Fayetteville & Wilmington Steamboat Compary, assessed value 10,000.00
Cape Fear & Peoples' Steamboat Company, assessed value 6,500.00
Produce Shippers Dispatch, assessed value 1,166.67
SUPERIOR COUitT: January loth, criminal cases only; February 19th, civil cases
March 26th, civil and jail cases; April 30th, civil cases; May 28th, criminal cases;
August 27th, criminal cases; October 22nd; November Uth, criminal cases.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— A. A. Mao-
Kethan, Fayetteville.
SHERIFF— W. H. Marsh, Fayetteville.
REGISTER OF LEEDS— W. M. Walker
Fayetteville.
TREASI'RER— John B. Trov. Fayetteville.
CORONER— A. S. Rose, Fayetteville.
SIJRVliVOR — Charles Jessui->, Fayette-
ville.
STANDARD-KEEPER— J. A. Boone, Fay-
etteville.
CO. ATTORNEY— A. S. Hall, Fayetteville.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— A. S. Rose, Fay-
etteville.
SUPT. OF CO. HOME— A. B. MacFayden,
Fayetteville.
CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— B. T. Mac-
Bryde, Favetteville.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. A.
Oates, (chm.), Fayetteville; J. H. Currie,
(.sec), Fayetteville; J. W. Hall, Clay Fork;
A. S. Hall (att'y), Fayetteville.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— J. J. Bullard,
(chm.), Fayetteville; E. A. Poe, Fayette-
ville; John Ellistt, Fayetteville; John
Owen, Fayetteville; S. J. Cameron, Lum-
berdale.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— W. G. Hall,
(chm.'), George Holmes, Fayetteville; John
Underwood.
CONSTABLES— Cross Creek Township,
John Q. Goddard, Fayetteville; Black
River, R. J. Baker, Godwin; Flea Hill, A.
McD. King, Fayetteville; Cedar Creek, J.
A. Faircloth, Cedar Creek; Beaver Dam
E. E. Fisher, Clay Fork; Gray's Creek, J
J. Pate, Alderman; Rockfish, W. F. New
ten, Hope Mills; Pearce's Mill, I. W. H
Cookman, Fayetteville; 71st, A. A. Gibbs
Fayetteville; Little River, A. D. MacLauch
lin, Iverness; Carver Creek, D. W. Reives
Fayette ville; Quewhiffle, J. A. Wilson,
Raeford.
Justices of the Peace.
CROSS CREEK TOWNSHIP— C. P. Over-
by D. N. MacLean, Frank Glover, C. B.
MacMillan, W. C. Troy, C. McRay, T. J.
Howell, J. A. Bonds, W. A. Brown Fay-
etteville.
ROCKFISH— John Smith, J. B. West,
W. J. Graham, Roslin.
BLACK RIVER— E. J. Goodwin, Nathan
Williams.
FLEA HILL- A. E. MacLaurin, M. Max-
well, Fayetteville; D. D. Bain, Wade.
CEDAR CREEK— J. B. Downing, J. M.
Faircloth, W. B. Maxwell.
LITTLE RIVER— E. A. McLauchlin, D.
M&cCraney.
CARVER'S CREEK— W. A. Tillingast, A.
MacBuie, Thos. Nixon.
QUEWHIFFLE— D. K. MacDuffie, M. A.
Peterson.
SEVENTY-FIRST— Alexander Leslie, L.
MacQueris, D. M. Farlay.
HEAVER DAM— J. H. MacGee, Clay Fork;
R. S. Tatum, Floyd; Albert Cashwell,
Clav Fork.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
1K9
GRAY'S CREEK— W. 0. Riddle, Preston
Stamps, W. S. , Evans.
PEARCE'S MILL— C. J. Hedgepeth,
Chas. R. DufFer, Jno. Burns.
Public School Teachers.
Miss Mary Mc Arthur, Fayette ville, R. F.
D. No. 3.
Miss Elizabeth McArthur, Fayetteville, R.
F. D. No. 3.
Miss Eloise McGill, Fayetteville, R. F.
D. No. 3.
Miss Nellie Blue, Fayetteville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Evander Simpson, Fayetteville, R. F.
D. No. 3.
J. A. McLeod, Raeford.
Miss Maggie Kelly, Raeford.
Miss Sallie McBryde, Raeford.
Miss Christian MeKeithan, Raeford.
Miss Lizzie McDuffie, Raeford.
Miss Mary Gillis, Raeford.
Miss Mary Page, Raeford, R. F. D. No. 2.
Miss Bell Graham, Pike.
Miss Evie i.iomas, Manly.
Miss Jettie Thomas, Lobelia.
W. P. McLeod, Lobelia.
Miss Frances Clark, Manchester.
Miss Nettie Thomas, Argyle.
Miss Ada Stutts, Manchester.
Miss Katie Shaw, Fayetteville, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Miss Mary McPherson, Fayetteville, R.
F. D. No. 6.
Miss Emma Ray Manchester.
Miss Roberta Ray, Wade.
Miss Mattie G. Fisher, Hope Mills.
Miss Mary McLaughlin, Hope Mills.
Miss Gertrude Fisher, Hope Mills.
Miss Margaret McLeod, Hope Mills.
S. D. Cole, Hope Mil's.
E. B. Parker, Hope Mills.
A. C. Monroe, Hope Mills, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Beulah Mclntyre Hope Mills, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Miss Christobal McFayden, Hope Mills,
R. F. D. No. 2.
Miss Elma Jones, Hope Mills, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miss Mary M. Brooks, Hope Mills, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Miss Roberta Stover, Hope Mills, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Preston Stamps, Hope Mills, R. F. D.
No. 2.
R. C. Williams, Hope Mills, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miss Ida Cox, Brunt.
Miss Lina Marsh, Sherwood.
Miss Mary McNeill, Brunt.
Miss Lula Sessoms, Cedar Creek.
Miss Maggie Downing, Cedar Creek.
G. R. Daughtry, Cedar Creek.
Percy Maxwell, Lena.
Miss Katie McLean, Elease.
Miss Nora Butler, Buckhorn.
Miss Mary V. Bryan, Autryville.
Miss Mary Kate Thaggard, Cedar Creek.
Miss Ila Bryant, Starsburg.
Miss Alice Beard, Tatum.
Miss Lillian Beard, Stedraan.
Miss Bessie Strickland, Stedman.
Miss Anna Bullard, Stedraan.
Miss Fannie Bullard, Stedman.
Miss Beulah Bryant, Stedman.
Miss Beulah Kennedy, Stedman.
Miss Euphy Autry, Stedman.
Miss Ada Parham, Stedman.
Miss Carrie Sutton, Stedman.
Miss Mattie Smith, Stedman.
R. C. Oliver, Stedman.
W. P. Moore, Clay Fork.
David Currie, Fayetteville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Mrs. C. J. McCombs, Wade.
Miss Rossie Dorman, Wade, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Clara Rain. Wnde. R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Anna McMillan, Wade, R.
No. 1.
Miss Gertrude Coleman, Godwin.
Miss Bertha Hudson, Dunn.
J. B. Clark, Godwin.
D. L. Matthews, Falcon.
R. P. Byrd, Hope Mills.
J. E. Holt, Rockfish.
Miss Gertrude Colerider, Rockfish.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— Jos- ph Fisher, Roslin; J. O.
Tew, Fayetteville; J. M. Page, Hope Mills;
W. R. Johnson, Cedar Creek; W. M. Page,
Falcon; S. C. Page, Godwin; R. W. Har-
rell, Favetteville.
METHODIST— E. C. Sell, Cumberland; L.
H. Joynes, Stedman; A. J. Groves, Cypress
Creek.
l'KESRYTERIAN— David Fairly, Manches-
ter: Stedman Black, Little River Academy;
P. R. Law, Lumber Bridge; V. G. Smith,
Fayetteville.
Physicians not in Towns.
W. C. Melvin, Little River Academy.
H. A. McSwain, Wade.
George Gilbert, Hope Mills.
J. Highsmith, Hope Mills.
J. Everett, Cedar Creek.
A. P. Dixon, Raeford.
George Graham, Raeford.
J. W. MacNeill, Cotton.
Schools and Academies.
KING HIRAM SCHOOL— S. D. Cole, Supt.,
Alderman.
LITTLE RIVER ACADEMY— W. M.
Walker, Supt, Little River Academy.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. & 0. Evans, Idaho.
H. B. Downing, Cedar Creek.
.*. II. Chasen, Cedar Creek.
T. J. Haywood. Idaho.
D. A. MacAlister, Wade.
M. A. MacPhail, Wade.
J. C. Culbrcth, Falcon.
Ban Carter, Vander.
A. A. MacNeill & Sons, Godwin.
J. C. Adams, Little River Academy.
Jiff. Bird, Little River Academy.
R. L. Draughorn, Draughorn.
J. F. Clark, Manchester.
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CUMBERLAN D COUNTY.
D. Mcb. Holt, Argyle.
J. A. Cameron, Endon.
W. H. Marsh, Alderman.
Emmett Jessup Clay Fork.
J. D. Geddie, Stedman.
Jeff. .) Sessoms, Stedman.
Vander Bullard, Vander.
H. C. Carter, Buckliorn.
VV. L. Nunnally, Sherwood.
Paul Nichols, Hope Mills.
Cotton Gins.
Merchants' Mill — J. D. MacNeill, Prop.,
Fayetteville.
Southern Cotton Oil Co., Fayetteville.
S. C. Godwin, Fayetteville.
McD. Geddie, Fayetteville.
W. H. Marsh, Alderman.
J. H. Currie, Fayetteville.
William Hatcher, Carlos.
W. N. Williams, Fayettpville.
J. T. MacCorqudale, Kinnon.
J. C. Adams, Little River Academy.
J. L. Marks. Vass.
Saw Mills.
W. J. Olive & Co.. Wade.
A. Downing, Stedman.
f. B. Unchurch & Bro., Raeford.
Raeford Lumber Co., Raeford.
C. W. Johnson & Co., Raeford.
Acme Lumber Co., Raeford.
J. L. MacFavden, Raeford.
\V. H. Brit ton & Co., Timberland.
Johnson Lumber Co., Timberland.
A. J. Bullard & Son, Vander.
D. J. Breece, Fayetteville.
Harnett Lumber Co., Manchester.
Fitzhugh & MacCormick, Manchester.
VV. H. Sikes, Lakewood.
Neill Black, Manchester.
VV. MacK. Monroe, Fayetteville.
Papital Lumher Co., Endon.
J. W. Dean. Godwin
Shippers of Produce
(P. O. Address, Fayetteville.)
David Jones.
Mrs. M. E. McArthur.
J. M. Wright
Mrs. a. B. Watson.
John Nicholson.
Tom Campbell.
E. J. Monaghan.
S. G. Ayer.
Mrs. A A. McKethan.
Scoggins Bro.
VV. P. W( myss.
Mrs. J. A. Pemberton.
Mrs 1 P Thomson
G. I. Towle.
J. A. Vann.
C. D. Averette.
Mrs. T. J. Green.
B. F. Boasley.
J. C. Vann.
S. H. Ftrange.
W. H. Kyle.
W. H. Tomlinson.
J. W. Tomlinson.
Mrs. Hector Wade.
W. L. Hawley.
S. W. Scoggins.
Mrs. W. A. Robeson.
Mrs. A. S. Iluske.
R. G. Herring.
Mrs. W. E. Brady.
Leon i-lcDuffie.
Miss F. H. Strange.
Mrs. T. H. Sutton.
Mrs. ,1. E. Hawley.
J. M. Pearee.
W. H. Davis.
Josh Council (colV
Kate Bain icol).
Saloons.
No saloons in county.
FAYETTEVILLE.
Incorporated in 1762; name changed
j from I ampbellton to Fayetteville in 1784.
Population, 4,670; white, 2,44t); colored.
J 2,221.
Value real estate, $758,000.
Value personal prop rty, $397,000.
No. white polls, 500.
No. colored polls, 2.">0.
TAX RATE— Total tax rate 1 per ceDt.
Bonded indebtedness. $48,000.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May,
term of office, 1 year.
MAYOR— C. B. MacMillan.
CLLKK— Honrv MacBuie.
TREASURER- -H. O. Sedberry.
r\ V i <)! I.ECTOR— J. I). Brown.
ATTORNEY— R. H. Dye.
CITY PHYSICIAN— A. S. Rose.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— James Matthews.
STANDARD-KEEPER— John X. Smith.
SURVEYOR— Charles Jessup.
COTTONT WEIGHER — John D. Brown.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT.— J. S. MacNeill.
FIRE COMPANIES AND CHIEFS-Fay-
ettevilla Fire Co., J. S. MacNeill; Chicora
Fire Co., J. D. MacNeill.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. F. Flowers.
POLICEMAN— J. H. Benton.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. L. Hawley,
R. G. Haiph. T. H. Maultsby, N. B. Alex-
ander, N. E. Bunting, D. A. MacMillan, J.
F. Johnson, I. W. Clark, Alfred A. Mac-
Kethan, R. H. Buckingham, R. MacMillan,
J. A. Pemberton, W. W. Home, Robert
Jones.
BOARD OF AUDIT— W. S. Cook, (chm.);
D. H. Ray, W. A. Vanstorv.
PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION— II. R.
Home, J. H. Culbreth, J. G. Hollings-
worth.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Walter
Watson, N. A. Sinclair, N. B. Alexander,
W. I). Gaster, R. (i. Ilaigh, G. B. Patter-
son, V B Williams. \. V. MacKethan,
A. E. Rankin, D. N. MacLean, H. L.
Cook, E. J. Lilly, J. M. Lamb, W. W.
Cole, J S. Brown, W. L. Hawley, Q. K.
Xim.icks.
POSTMASTER--A. L. MacCaskil!.
R. R. AGENTS— Charles MacMillan, Ed.
Monaghan.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. P. Womble.
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Cemeteries and Supts.
CROSS CREEK— J. W. Faircloth.
. jEVERGEEN— vCol.)— Claiborne Graddy,
(col.)
Hospitals and Asylums.
Highsmith Hospital.
St. Luke's Hospital.
IViinisters and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. J. Hall, Pastor.
SECOND BAPTIST— No Pastor.
CATHOLIC — James Kavanaugh, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— I. \V. Hughes, Rector.
HAY STREET— (Methodist)— D. H. Tut-
tle, Pastor.
SECOND METHODIST— Charles A. Jones.
Pastor.
J B. Hurley Presiding Elder.
PRESBYTERIAN— Watson Fairley, Pas-
tor.
SECOVD PRESBYTERIAN— V. G. Smith,
Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
FAYETTEVILLE GRADED SCHOOLS— J.
A. Jones, Supt. Teachers, Miss Ethel
Wicker, Miss Clifford Jordan, Miss Ethel
Fisher, Miss Kate Broadfoot, Miss Kate
Matthews, Mrs. Kate Wiley, Miss Katie
Lamb, Miss Bettie Evans, Miss Margarette
Gaddie.
CAMPBELLTCN SCHOOL— Mrs. Kate
Breece, Principal.
Miss Alice Mallett.
Misses Ellison.
Donaldson-Davidson Academy.
Holt's Hill Academy— J. Elwood Porter,
Supt.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL— (Col.)— E. E.
Smith, (col.). Superintendent.
GRADED SCHOOL— (Col.)— Ed. Evans,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
La Fayette Hotel.
The Davis House.
The Atlantic Hotel.
The Central Hotel.
Cape Fear Inn.
Miss Annie Rose.
Miss Kate Smith.
Mrs. Belle Carson.
Mrs. D. M. MacDonald.
Mrs. VV. F. Ctimpbell.
Miss Hattie <tarr.
Mrs. H. C. Fi.her.
Mrs. ' . Mansn. Id.
Mrs. M. Herring.
Agricultural Societies.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY AGRICULTUR-
AL SOCIETY— Walter Watson. President;
G. W. Lawrence, Secretary and Treasurer.
Architects.
T. T. Thain.
R. B. Humphrey.
Emerson Bullard.
Ben. Black.
Auctioneers.
W. S Cook.
C. P. Overby.
G. A. Thomason.
Agricultural Implements.
Huske Hardware House.
Charles Haigh.
Walter Watson.
A. E. Rankin.
W. H. Powell.
Barber Shops.
La Fayette Hotel — Henderson & Stevens,
(col.), Props.
Fred. Fleming, (col.)
John Henderson, (col.)
H. Starling.
Building & Loan Associations.
KAYE I I l„\ ILLE 15. & L. ASSOCIATION—
J. 11. Culbreth, President; W. &. liliin-
ghast, Secretary.
CROSS CREEK B. & I.. ASSOCIATION—
H. W. Lilly, 1'ixsident; F. II. Stedman,
Secretary and Treasurer.
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE CO.
FAYETTEVILLE REALTY COMPANY.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF FAYETTEVILLE— H. VV. Lilly,
Pres.; C. M. Hugh's, Cashier; Capital,
$100,000; Surplus and Profits, $52,500.
HANK OF FA Y LITE \ ILLE— (Savings)—
H. W. Lilly, Pres.; C. M. Hughes, Cashier.
Hit; NA1TONAL BANK UP FAYETTE-
VILLE—\V. A. Vanstory, Pres.; C. J.
Cooper, Cashier. Capital, $50,000; Surplus,
$15,000.
1HE FAYETTEVILLE SAVINGS AND
'11UST CO.— W. L. Holt, President; C
J. Cooper, Cashier. Capital, $10,000; Sur-
plus and Profits, $2,000.
Bakers.
Mrs. W. W. Cole.
J. G. Oehrl.
J. S. MacNeill & Co.
Wiley Raiford.
Breeders of Fine Poultry.
EXCELSIOR POULTRY YARD— D. N.
MacLean, Prop.
Brokers.
W. G. Hall.
Herman Hall.
W. W. Cole.
J. B. Undervood.
G. H. Thompson.
A. S. Wight man.
John Underwood.
G. A. Weisiger.
Verncr Moore
George () Hanlon.
W. M. Martin.
R. M. Prior.
Books and Stationery.
Gorham Book and Music House.
New Bookstore Co.
Blacksmith Shops.
Bond & Kennedy.
Ri-bert Holliday, (col.)
Josh Council, (col.)
Jack Campbell, (col.)
Andrew Harper, (col.)
G. II. Henderdi n. (col.)
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Boots and Shoes.
Cape Fear Dry Goods Co.
Frank Thornton Dry Goods Co.
Jesup Bros.
John L. Kennedy.
Hollingsworth & Co.
The Globe Clothing Store.
R. Burns.
J. S. Maultsby.
Mike Folb.
S. G. Ayer.
M. L. Courtney.
W. S. Maultsby.
Shuford, Rogers & Co.
Clarence F. Fisher & Co.
W. E. Kindley & Co.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Tom Gill.
John Bruner.
F. 11. \dams. col.")
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
E. A. Poe.
>*' cycle Dealers.
Hollingsworth & Co.
C. D. Sedberry
Wade Saunders.
MacDaniel Bros.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
llobbs & Butler.
S. T. Hatch.
E. N. Williams, (col.)
Drake Bros, (col.)
Cabinet-Makers.
R. B. Humphrey.
J. K. MacNeill & Sons, (col.)
Robert liroadtoot, (col.)
Chamber of Commerce.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE— J. D. Mc-
Neill, Pres. ; F. R. Rose, Secretary.
Contractors and Builders. ■
E. J. Humphrey.
W. \V. Deal.
E. D. Britt.
John E. Eason.
Isham Black.
J. Tolar.
Ben Black.
Nep. Mitchell, (col )
Carriage Maufacturers.
C. B. Newberry.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
M. F. Crawford.
R. Burns.
Mike Folb.
J. S. Maultsby.
Globe Clothing Store.
Watsor & \ am..
S. G. Ayer.
M. L. Courtney.
Stein Bros.
Shuford, Rogers & Co.
W. E. Kindly & Co.
Clarence F. Fisher & Co.
Coal and Wood.
Fayettevule Ice and Manufacturing Co.
Ledbetter Brothers.
MacKethan Bros.
George-Pine Turpentine Co.
Pine Product Construction Co.
Weed Distilling Co.
Commission Merchants.
W. H. Powell.
A. E. Rankin & Co.
A. S. HusKe.
y. K. Nimocks.
D. H. Ray & Co.
L. C. Woo ten.
J. F. Powers & Co.
R. M. Prior.
J. P. Cook.
H. L. MacMillan.
Confectionery Manufacturers.
Wiley Raeiord.
Mrs. W. W. Cole.
Cumberland Cafe.
Confectionery Dealers.
A. S. lluske.
H. R. Home.
King Pros.
L. (J. Wooten.
D. H. Rav & Co.
R. G. W. Smith.
K. M. Prior.
J. P. Cook.
Cumberland Cafe.
Cotton Mills.
LAKEVIEW MANUFACTURING CO.— W.
L. Holt, President.
HOLT-MORGAN — W. L. Holt, President;
L. A. Wihiams, Secretary and Treasurer.
TOLAR-HART & HOLT— W. L. Holt,
Pres. ; E. W. Nolly, Sec. and Treas.
HOLT-WILLIAMSON— W. L. Holt, Pres.;
K. 11. Williamson, Sec. and Treas.
ALGONQUIN KNITTING MILL— F. H.
Cotton, President; J. P. Cook, Seer .
and Treasurer.
ASHL'CY-BAILF.Y SILK MILL— (Fayette-
ville and Paterson, N. J.)
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
D. H Graves.
Borden & Schwab.
John R. Tolar.
A. G. tirady.
Charles Haig/i.
A. H. Slocumb.
John D. Brown.
Brvil & VanbTory.
J. & •"). Evans.
Crockery and Glassware.
J. B. Tillinghast.
F. W. Thornton
MacM'iian Bins.
Fayetteville Furniture Co.
Clubs.
The Fayetteville Club.
The F. I. L. I. Armory.
The Fivet:evihr German Club.
Firem- n's Club and Reading Boom.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
203
Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
SOUTHERN COTTON OIL. CO.— S. T.
Morgan, President; J. A. Moore, Manager.
MERCHANTS MILL— J. D. MacNelll,
Proprietor.
Gasket M'f'rs and Dealers.
R. B. Humphrey.
Fayetteville Undertaking Co.
Wilson & Rogers.
J. R. MacNeill & Sons, (tol.)
Dealers in Carriages.
J. W. Ingold.
J. A. King.
Bevil & Vanstory.
A. E. Rankin & Co.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
J. H. Culbreth.
The Merchants' Mill.
A. E. Rankin & Co.
D. EI. Rae & Co.
Q. K. Nimocks.
L. C. Wootrn.
H. L. MacMillan.
'V. B. Malloy.
W. H. Powell.
A. S. Huske.
J. & O. Evans.
'.V. F. Powers & Co.
J. P. Cook.
A. Perry.
D. M. Williford & Co.
Dealers in Ice.
Fayetteville Ice anci M'f'g Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
A. E. Kankin & Co.
W. J. MacDonald.
D. H. Rav.
R. M. Prior.
W. F. Powers & Co.
W. II. Powell.
L. C. Wooten.
H. L. MacMillan.
D. M. Williford & Co.
Dentists.
E. L. Hunter.
Patterson & Judd.
J. R. Highsmith.
Doctors.
J. C. Dye.
T. S. Ilyigh.
J. H. Marsh.
J. . . Highsmith.
J. V. MacGougan.
J. A. MaeKc than.
J. W. MacNeill.
... D. MacRae.
A. S. Rose.
B. H. Henderson, (col.)
P. N. Melchor, (col.)
Drueeists.
MacDuffie Drug Store.
A. J. Cook.
Fayetteville Drug Store.
H. R. Home & Sons.
King Brothers.
Sedberry Brothers.
The Atlantic Pharmacy.
MaoK( than & Co.
Williston & Perry (col.)
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. R. M. Orrell.
Mrs. R. T. Scanlan.
Miss Emily Hart.
Mrs. Sue Murphy.
Mrs. J. Holli. gsworth.
Miss vtinnie btorer.
Misses Gill.
Drv Goods and Notions.
Cape Fear Dry Goods Co.
Frank Thornton Dry Goods Co.
Jessup Bros.
W. E. Kindley & Co.
J. F. Kennedy.
Hollingsworth & Co.
M. F. Crawford.
S. G. Ayer.
M. L. Courtney.
A. S. Maultsby & Bro.
Mrs. W. H. Baucom.
Electric Companies & Officers.
FAYETTEVILLE GAS AND ELECTRIC
LIGHT CO.— II. C. Basch, Manager.
CAPE FEAR POWER CO.— J. S. Man-
ning, President.
Florists.
J. M. Lamb.
Misses Ellison
Dealers in Fish.
A. Perry. '
Ed. Williams.
Davis Bros.
Flour, Com an^. Feed Dealers.
Fisk Markets.
All gr) ers and dealers in grain and seeds.
Flou*-. Coin and Feed Mills.
J. H. Culbreth.
The Merchants' Mill— J. D. MacNeill,
Proprietor.
Foundries and Iron Works.
Ward's Foundry.
Carolina Machine Co.
I. W. Clark.
J. W. Emmett.
Fruit Dealers.
L. C. Wooten.
R. G. W. Smith.
A. M. Prior.
J. •>.. King.
A. S. Huske.
D. H. Ray.
W. I. Johnson.
Sidney McQueen, (col.)
W. J. Peacock (col.)
And other groceis.
Furniture Manufacturers.
Claremont Mfg. ( o.
Fayetteville Furniture Co.
Furniture Dealers.
Fayetteville Furniture Factory.
C. B. Newberry.
S. Slieetz & Sons.
General Merckandise.
A. E. Rankin & Co.
J. & O. Evans.
W. H. Powell.
W. F. Powers & Co.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Grist Mills.
J. H. Oulbrj.h.
The Merchants' Mill— J. D. MacNeill.
Prop.
Hair-Dressers.
Henderson & Stevens, (col.)
Fred Fleming, (col.)
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Huske Hardware House.
Walter Watson.
Charles Haigh.
A. E. Rankin.
W. H. Powell.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
H. Whalev.
I. D. Black.
J. A. King.
Hides and Pelts.
Wm. Jackson.
L. Levan.
Ice Factories and Officers.
FAYEfTK.VlLi.K ICE AND M'F'G CO.—
J. F. Harrison, Pres.; A. Dixon, M'gr.
Insurance Companies.
SOUTHER LIFE INSURANCE CO.—
Capital, S125.000. President, E. H. Wil-
liams; Vice-Presidents, W. J. Johnson,
John Blue, A. L. James, R. D. Caldwell;
J. A. Oai.es. S?eretary; C. J. Cooper,
Secretary and Treasurer; Dr. J. V. Mac-
Gougan, Medi'cal Examiner; Dr. J. A. Mac-
Kethan, Assistant Medical Examiner.
Insurance Agencies.
B. R. Huske.
S. H. MacRae.
Nimicks & Cook.
Pemberton Insurance Agency.
F. R. Rose.
N. H. Smith.
J. H. Robinson.
W. B. Malloy.
John Underwood.
John MacDuffie.
W. C. Holland.
Job Printing Offices.
G. H. Thomson.
N. C. Baptist Office.
Junk Dealers.
L. Levan.
Knitting Mills.
ALGON0UIN KNITTING MILL— F. H.
Cotton, Prop.
Lawyers.
C. W. Broadfoot.
I. H. Bolton.
H. L. Cook.
D. L. MacDuffle.
A. S. Hall.
E. R. MacKethan.
S. H. MacRae.
I. A. Murchison.
W. H. Pope.
D. T. Oates.
Q. K. Nimocks.
H. MeD. Robinson.
J. G. Shaw.
G. M. Rose.
N. A. Sinclair.
T. H. Sutton.
Duncan Rose.
R. H. Dve,
C. G. Rose.
H. S. Everett.
V. C. Bullae!.
D. J. Cashwell.
Laundries.
Favetteville Steam Laundry.
Wah Sing.
Leather Dealers.
Charles Haigh.
A. E. Rankin & Co.
Huske Hardware House.
Walter Watson.
W. H. Powell.
J. A. King.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
M. O. Bui lard & Bro.
Jordan Billiard.
W. J. MacDiarmid & Co.
T. T. Thain.
FAYEiTEVILLE WOOD-WORKING CO.—
J. Hollingsworth Pres.; Royal Jones, M'gr
Machine Shorts.
Carolina Machine Co.
I. W. Clark.
Marble Works.
E. L. Remsburg.
Masons anr1 Builders.
J. F. Bullard.
Sam Turner.
Robert Holliday, (col.)
Mattress Manufacturers.
S. Sheetz & sons.
Fa\-etteville Furniture Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Mary Smith.
Mrs. L. R. Dye.
Mrs. M. L. Counts.
Mrs. W. H. Baucom.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
D. Iluffines.
D. R. Huffines.
M. Bill.
Musical Instruments.
Gnrham Book and Music House.
KIMBALL PIANO CO.— Frank Blount,
Gen. Agt.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. W. G. Hall.
Mrs. W. A. Robeson.
Mrs. A Uce Smith.
Medicine Manufacturers.
Sedberry Bros.
A. J. Cook.
King Bros.
H. R. lorne & Sons.
MacDuffie Pharmacy.
Favetteville Drug Store.
0. E. Franklin.
MacKethan & Co.
Rheum-Aid Medical Co.
Machinery Dealers.
Carolina Machine Co.— C. S. Russell,
Prop, and Manager.
1. W. Clark
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
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Naval Store Dealers.
A. H. Slocomb.
J. & O. Evans.
Georgia Pine Turpentine Co.
Australia M'f'g Co.— E. B. Weed, M'gr.
Pine Product Construction Co.
MacKethan Bros.
Nurserymen.
J. M. Lamb.
John Breece.
J. S. Maultsby.
Mrs. J. P. MacLean.
George Lawrence.
Newspapers and Editors.
■. llTTh V1LLE OBS* fa VER— (.Daily and
weekly.)— E J. Hale, Editor.
THE NORTH CAROLINA BAPTIST— John
A. Oates, Editor.
THE STANDARD— E. R. MacKethan,
Editor.
Oil Dealers.
J. W. Atkinson, (Standard Oil Co.)
And all grocers and druggists.
Pants and Garments Factories
FAYETTEVILLE SHIRT FACTORY.
Painters.
T. T. Wright & Bon.
M. J. Graham.
W. N. Reed.
J. K. P. Russell.
Charles Wright.
Waddell Bros.
Planing Mills.
W. J. MacDiarmid.
Plumbers.
J. B. Tillinghast.
MacMillan Bros.
Ledbetter Bros.
Paper-Hangers.
D. D Jones.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Sodben\y Bros.
MacDuffie Drug Store.
A. J. Cook.
H. R. Home & Sons.
N. E. Buntinc.
King Bros.
MacKethan & Co.
Produce Dealers.
All retail grocers.
Real Estate Agents.
G. H. Thomson.
N. H. Smith.
F. R. Rose.
D. N. MacLean.
W. B. Malloy.
Fayetteville Realty Co.
Smith's Real Estate Agency.
E. R. MacKethan.
Retail Grocers.
R. M. Prior.
D. H. Rav & Co.
A. S. Huske.
L. C. Wooten.
C. A. King.
R. G. W. Smith.
A. Perry.
J. G. Oehrl.
Robert Jones.
W. H. Powell.
Powers & Son.
W. H. Malloy.
J. & O. Evans.
A. E. Rankin & Co.
J. Sam JlauJtshy.
B. G. Hollingsworth.
Pat. Aver.
Wrn. Jackson.
R. M. Prior.
J. L. Patum & Co.
J. B. Buckingham.
J. P. Cook.
S. T. Hatch.
D. M. Williford & Co.
H. C. Farrell & Co.
R. B. Butler.
H. L. MacMillan.
R. M. Jackson.
R. G. W. Smith.
Merrus Murphey, (col.)
Joseoh Janits, (col.)
Sash and Blind Factories.
Lacy Manufacturing Co.
Fayetteville Furniture Co.
Walter Watson.
Huske Hardware House.
T. T. 'ihain.
Sales and Livery Stables.
G. A. Burns' Ksltate.
J. A. Lambeth.
Bevil & Nausttry.
J. W. Ingold.
A. E. Martin & Bro.
Scoggins Bros.
J. M. Goddard.
Shingle Manufacturers.
Jordan Bui lard.
Fayettev^.ie BucKet Factory.
J. & O. Evans.
Evander MacLaurin.
MacMillan Bros.
Pine Product Construction Co.
Huske Hardware House.
MacKethan Bros.
Dealers in Boots and Shoes.
E. H. Jennings.
All dry goods stores.
Shingle Dealers.
E. T. Watson.
T. T. Thai n.
Huske Hardware Co.
J. & O. Evans.
A. E. Rankin & Co.
Stenographers.
Miss Kate D. MacKethan.
Miss Bessie MacNeill.
Miss Eunice Nimocks.
Miss Altie Marsh.
Mrs. E. Downing.
Miss Eliza Rub. son.
Spotting Goods.
Huske Hardware House.
Walter Watson.
Charles Haigh.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Stove* and Tinwart.
J. B. Tillinghaft.
Frank Thornton Dry Goodf Co.
MacMillan Bros.
Huske Hardware House.
Walter Watson.
Steamboat Lines.
CAPE FEAR TRANSPORTATION CO.—
W. S. Cook, President and Manager.
FAYETTEVILLE AND WILMINGTON
STEAMBOAT CO.
FARMERS TRANSPORTATION CO.— J. *
O. Evans, Managers.
Tailor Establishments.
Miss M. E. Edge.
Mike Folb.
Trust & Investment Companies.
Fayetteville Savings and Trust Co.
Fayetteville Building and Loan Associa-
tion.
Fayetteville Realty Co.
Telegraph Offires and M'grs.
WESTERN UNIO-. TEL. CO.— \V. W.
Murphy, Manager.
POSTAL CABLE CO.— J. R. Boyd, M'gr.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
FAYETTEVILLE TELEPHONE EX-
CHANGE— A. M. Huggins, Manager.
Typewriters and Supplies.
Gorham Book and Music House.
The New Book Store.
Richard Boyd.
Turpentine Stills.
MacMillan Bros. (Fayetteville, Savannaa,
Garments).
Pine Product Construction Co.
Tobacco 'Warehouses.
FAYEVTEVILLF TOBACCO WARE-
HOUSE ^O.— W. A. Vanstory, Pren.
Veterinary Surgeons.
M. L. Rtewart.
A. Perry.
Vineyards & Wine Producers.
Tokay — A. Ma Buie, Manager.
G. W. Lawrence.
Mrs. J. P. MacLean.
Watches and Jewelry.
Warren, Prior & Sons.
Frank Beasley.
J. J. Whaley.
Water Company and Officers.
FAYETTEVILLE WATER WORKS CO.—
Owned by the citv.
FOUNTAIN HEAD WATER CO.— C. W.
Broadfoot, Att'y; H. C. Basch, Manager.
Wholesale Growers.
The Armfield Co.
W. M. Martin Co.
A. E. Rankin Co.
Wood- Working Shops.
Fayetteville Furniture Co.
Pine Product Construction Co.
Georgia Pine Product Co.
Fayetteville Wood k Ice Co.
RAEFORD.
Incorporated in 1901.
TAX RATE— 1-3 of 1 per cent.
Town OfBcers.
MAYOR— G. L. Edgerton.
CHIEF OF POLICE— G. D. Andrews.
R. R. AGENT— W. E. Freeman.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— L. A. MacLaurin, Pal-
lor.
METHODIST— M. E. Mercer, Pastor.
BAPTIST— W. E. Petman, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
RAEFORD INSTITUTE— J. A. MacLeod,
Principal.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF RAEFORD— John Blue Pres. ;
John W. Moore, Cashier. Capital, $12,-
000; Surplus and Profits, $3,000.
Drujraists.
Dixon rt Graham.
W. J. Gilbert.
Doctors.
A. P. Dixon.
George Graham.
W. J. Gilbert.
General Merchandise.
J. W. MaeLauchlin & Co.
Moore Bros.
McPhail, Blue & Co.
D. B. McLean & Sons.
John MacMillan.
J. W. Lennons & Co.
John Guiton.
N. R. McNeill.
John McMillan.
Peele & McGill.
Ratford Hardware Co.
McRae & Oneal Furniture Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Edgerton & Lamont.
Fuller Bros.
1. B. Andrews.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Kate Walker.
Miss Maggie Gillis.
Saw Mills.
T. P. Upchurch Bros.
Raef'.id Lumber Co.
J. W. Johnson & Co.
W.' H. & J. N. Maxwell.
B. F. Barnard.
HOPE MILLS.
Population, 1,000.
MAYOR— J. F. Musselwhite.
CHIEF OF POLICE— A. Annett.
TAX RATE— 1-3 of 1 per cent; Schools,
25c. on $100 and 75c. poll.
CUMBERLAND— CURRITUCK.
207
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— E. R. Welch, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— D. Munrow, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— N. M. Skinner, Rector.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Cross, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
HOPE MILLS GRADED SCHOOL— D. Cole,
Superintendent.
Cotton Mills.
HOPE MILLS MANUFACTURING CO.—
Factories Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4.— W. C. Hous
ton, Jr., President; E. C. Willey, Supt.
Doctors.
J. C. Gilbert.
S. Highsmith.
J. \V. McNeill.
Leon Watson.
Druggists.
Hope Mills Drug Store.
General Merchandise.
Company Store, (Hope Mills M'f'g Co.)
H. F. Hall.
M. F. Fort.
M. Morgan.
J. D. Pearce.
.1. T. Harrington.
M. F. Crawford & Co.
Rufns Johnson.
J. S. Cameron.
L. R. Ellis.
L. C. McDuffy.
M. Folb.
M. Hamilton.
Lawyers.
'L. B. New-ton.
J. F. Mussel white.
J. II Johnson.
D. J. Cashwell.
Sew Mills.
MacPhail Broi.
Morgan & Johnson.
F. E. Brady.
Jackson & Elkins.
CUMBERLAND.
Population. 343.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. VV. Hodges.
CHIEF OF I'Ol ICE— S. Hales.
TAX RATE— 13 of 1 per cent.
Cotton Mills.
CUMRF.RLANJ MT'G CO— S. R. Parker,
President; J. B. Driver, Supt.
General Merchandise.
Company Stor'_.
S. II. Parker.
Morgan k Johnson.
W. L. Biggs & Co.
CURRITUCK COUNTY.
County Seat, Currituck.
One of the precincts surrendered to the English Crown in 1729 by the Lords Pro-
prietors. Name derived from the Currituck tribe of Indians, who once owned the tac-
tion. It is the extreme northeastern corner of the State.
Area, 200 square miles.
POPULATION: 6,550. White males, 2,44 7; white females, 2,320. Foreign bom, 6.
Negro males, 927; negro females, 850. White males over 21 years, 1,231; negro male*
over 21 years, 418. White polls, 844; negro polls, 391.
Value of real estate, $805,125, increase of $29,518 over 1904. Value of personal
property, $368,109, increase of $66,533 over 1904, including 1,306 horses, 456 mules, 1
jack, 100 goats, 4,091 cattle, 13,299 hogs, 2,445 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,099,334; by negroes, $73,900.
No. Schools: White, 36; Colored, 13.
TAX RATE: County, 66 2-3c. on $100.
POST OFFICES: Aydlett, Barco, COIN JOCK, Corolla, CURRITUCK (c. h.), Grandy,
Gregory, Harbinger, Jarvisburg, KiUv "awk, Knotts Island, Moyock, Poplar Branch,
POWELLS POINT, Shawboro, Sligo, SNOWDEN, Tulls, Waterlily, Woodleigh.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Norfolk and Southern, 14.30 miles, aosessed value $256,351.52
Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal Company Western Union Telegraph Company, 2S.O0
miles, assessed value 1.7S0.94 miles, assessed value.... -)0,i)O0.00
Southern Exprets Company, 14.30 miles, assessed value 1,668.11
Norfolk & Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 1,8
Currituck Telephone Company, miles, assessed value 2, 52D.no
SUPERIOR COLRT: February 26th; September 3rd.
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CURRITUCK COUNTY.
COtJNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— E. W. Ansell,
Currituck.
REGCSTER OF DEEDS— G. VV. Williams,
Curritu.js.
SHERIFF— J. E. Barnard, Moy
SURVEYOR—. C. Walker, Currituck.
rREASURER— T. P. Hall, Coinjock.
CO. ATTORNEY— A. M. Simmons, Cur-
rituck.
CO. SUIT. (>F HEALTH— II. M. Shaw,
Shawborj.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. L.
Decormis, (chm.), Shawboro; J. F. Sum-
merrill, Harbinger; E. D. Bowden, Knotts
Island.
CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— W. T. Griggs,
Poplar Branch.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Moses Lee, Tulls;
M. H. Snowdon, Snowden; F. Bonney,
Knotts Island.
CONS'^RLES— M. E. Woodhouse. Jar-
riburg; A. L. Roberts, Knotts Island.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— R. E.
Flora, Shawboro; L. Walker, Barco; J. F.
Garrenton, Coinjock.
Justices of the Peace.
MOViK K TO W^NSIUP— Walter Stewart,
Vine, Va.
« KAU KOI?l> — \. B. Sawyer. Tulls; J. L.
DeLormis, Shawboro; L. Walker, Barco.
l'OPL\R I'-KA -C'H— h. V. Melson Har-
binger; J. W. Forbes, Jarvisburg.
FRUIT VILLE—E. D. Bowden, A. W.
Whitson, David Jones, W. H. White, J. E.
Munden, Knotts Island.
Public School Teachers.
Taylor, S. T., Maple.
Hurdle, N. T., Kitty Hawk.
Sumrell, J. F., Harbinger.
Forbes, M. B., Mamie.
Harris Reuben, Kitty Hawk.
Jennings, M. P., Poplar Branch.
Brothers. W. Tindal, Kitty Hawk.
Walker, Essie V., Coinjock.
Hall, Pearl B., Coinjock.
Hall, Sudie P., Coinjock.
Harrison, Daisy, Harbinger.
NewBern, Surlie, Powells Pond.
Benty, Clara Mae, Moyock.
Barnard, Bettie, Moyock.
Dozier, Nettie, Coinjock.
Walker, Capitola, Barco.
Barnes, Sarah, Coinjock.
Hampton, Bernie, Wattrlily.
Jervis, Minnie L. , Movock.
Clifton, Mrs. V. F., Maple.
Capps, Fanny, Aydlett.
Gardner, Ruth L.. Grandy.
Sanderson, Lillie M.. Moyock.
TilUtt, Janic Jmvisburg.
Carruthers, Blanche, Vine, Va.
Horton, Annie V., Currituck.
Capps, Lulie, Grandy.
BcCormis, Mamie, Shawboro.
Gray, Rosa, Coinjock.
Ferebee, Mrs. J. J., Gregory.
Payne, Sallie A., Harbinger.
Sanderson, Clara, Aydlett.
Harrison, Nina P., Poplar Branch.
Porter, Alina S. , Corolla.
W.
Jr. , Powells
Newbero, Mrs.
I'. .int.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— R. R. Overby, Bell Cross; J.
B. Ferebee, Movock.
MKTHODIST— J. Y. Old, Moyock; Rev.
Mr. Biaek, Moyock.
Physicians not in Towns.
S. M. Mann, Moyock.
H. M. Shaw, Shawhoro.
W. H. Cowell Sligo.
J. F. Garrenton. Coinjock.
\V. T. Crisrgs, Poplar Branch.
.1 R O Cng&upii. Kitty Hawk.
S. M. Mann, Moyock.
F. W. Ritter, Moyock.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
Mrs. O. W'alkci, Currituck.
W. H. Bray, Currituck.
J. T. Guard, Coinjock.
Merchants not in Towns,
C. R. Vandecarr & Co., Moyock.
\V. P. Creeumoie, Movock.
J. B. Cox, Moycck.
A. J. Fui'ord, Movock.
C. V. Humphnes & Rro., Tulls.
P. II. Flora, Tul/s.
George Stevens, n, Shawboro.
T. J. Ftlreridge, Shawboro.
S. J. Sevmorc, Indian Town.
N. W. Grcgor,, . Currituck.
E. R. Johnson Currituck.
G. A. Griggs, Currituck.
Grandy Boswo..ds, Barco.
Caleb Barco, Barco.
I. L. Turner, Coinjock.
J. H. Boswood, Gregory.
Henrv Welsted. Coinjock.
J. T." Guard, Coinjock.
B. N. Bray, Coinjock.
W. H. Parker, Aydletts.
D. W. 'Voouhocse, Poplar Branch.
Samu?l Parker. Poplar Branch.
Caleb Grandy, Grandvs.
C. H. Brock, Powells Point.
Richard Ltheridge, Powells Point.
Gibbs Bros., Powells Point.
Owens Bros., Powells Point.
W. H. Gallop, Jarvisburg.
W. II. Hampron, Waterlily.
Curtis Gray, Corolla.
E. D. Bowden, Knotts Island.
Jones Bros., Woodleigh.
H. D. Dopey, Sligo.
C. L. Perkins, Sligo.
Lawrence Gregory, Snowden.
F. P. Snowden, Snowden.
Lawyers.
A. M. Simmons, Currituck.
Shippers of Produce.
E. R. Johnson. Currituck.
Henry Welsted. Coinjock.
J. T. Guard. Coinjock.
Wilson Woodhci-se, Poplar Branch
Jones Bros., Woodleigh.
E. D. Bn.vdeii. Knotts Island,
Vandercarr & Co., Moyock.
Cotton Gins.
George Stevenson, Shawboro.
C. R. Vandercarr & Co., Moyock.
DARE COUNTY.
209
DARE COUNTY.
County Seat, Manteo.
Formed in 1S70 from Hyde, Currituck and Tyrrell counties. Named in honor it
Virginia Dare, the first white child born on the American Continent.
Area, 975 square miles.
POPULATION: 5,457 White males, 2,5 03; white females, 2,239. Negro males, 4'2S;
negro females, 306. Foreign born, 36. White males over 21 years, 1,231; negro males
over 21 years, 170. White polls, 1,001; negro polls, 576.
Value of real estate, $350,566, decrease of $677 from 1904. Value personal property,
$200,455, increase of $23,783 over 1904, including 575 horses, 29 mules. 1,994 cattle,
2,757 hogs, 799 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $534,323; by negroes, $16,688.
No. Schools: White, 19; Colored, 3.
TAX RATE: County, 40c. on $100 and 75c. on poll. Special, 95c. on $100.
POST OFFICES: Avon, Buffalo City, Buxton, Colington, East Lake, Frisco, Hatteras,
Manns Harbor, MANTEO, (c. h.), Mashoes, Nags Head, Rodanthe. SKYCO, Stumpy
Point, Wanchese.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. No. miles, 60.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Old Dominion Steamship Company, assessed value $7,041.66
SUPERIOR COURT: May 7th; November 12th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COuRT— Tneodore S.
Meekins, Manteo.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Urias O'Neal,
Manteo.
TREASURER— E. R. Daniels, Wanchese.
SI RVEYOR— John E. Berry. Manteo.
CO. ATTORNEY— E. F. Aydlett, Eliza-
beth City.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— W. B. Fearing,
Manteo.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Daniel Meekins.
Manteo.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— R. Bruce Eth-
eridge, Manteo.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— \. G.
Sample, (chm.), Manteo; C. C. Meller,
Buxton; W. S. Davis, Wanchese.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Wm. St. C. Pugh,
Wanchese (chm.), J. B. Pinner, East
Lake; John W. Evans, Manteo.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— S. A. Grif-
fin, (chm.), Manteo; Wm. S. Davis, Wan-
chese; S. C. Pugh, Wanchese.
CONSTABLES— Nags Head Township,
Daniel Meekins, Manteo; East Lake. John
F. Holmes, East Lake; Croatan, T. L.
Midgett, Stumny Point; Kennekeet, Frank
Gray, Avon; Hatteras, J. D. Rallinson,
Frisco.
Justices of the Peace.
NAGS HEAD TOWNSHIP— J. W. Ward,
Sr., W. G. Forbes, Manteo; J. C. O'Neal,
Nags Head; John Q. Homer, Manteo;
James M. Crack, Colington; B. T. Daniels,
Wanchese; D. W. Gamriel, Colington.
CROATAN— B. F. Card, Manns Harbor.
HATTERAS— George W. Farron, Frisco;
J. B. Dailey; Buxton; G. W. Williams,
Buxton.
EAST LAKE— D. C. Twilford, East Lake;
N. C. Mann, East Lake; W. D. Brought,
East Lake.
Public School Teachers.
Coltrane, W. G., Manteo.
Taylor, Miss Hattie, Manteo.
Evans, Miss Ruth, Manteo.
Daughtr«y, Misa A., Manteo.
Midgett, Miss Nannie, Skyco.
lor, Rev. C. R., Wanchese.
Cartwright, Miss Clintonia, Frisco.
Harrell, Mrs. Mirnie, Buxton.
Scarborough, Miss Maud, Buxton.
Meekins, Miss Ald< an. Stumpy Point.
Randolph, W. G., Manns Harbor.
Martin, Francis, Wanchese.
Trafton, A. L., Wanchese.
Burfoot, M. H., Wanchese.
I reef, Miss Lonie, East Lake.
Anderson, Miss Mary, East Lake.
O'Neal, Miss Maud, Manteo.
Midgett, Miss Lillie, Manteo.
Ward, Miss Dollie, Manteo.
Forbes, S. S.
Whedbee, J. C.
Gray, A. C, Avon.
Taylor, Miss Emley. Wanchese.
oltertan, Mrs. \V. G., Manteo.
Singleton, Miss Ursula, Manteo.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— K. R. Pugh, Salvo; A. W.
■ i ; Wm. I owe, Mann
tson, Payne, Manteo; A. J. Parker,
Manteo.
BAPTIST— Thomas Wood, Manteo.
Physicians not in Towns.
.1. .1. Davis, Buxton.
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DARE COUNTY.
Merchants not in Towns.
Mrs. Mary S. Midgett, Rodanthe.
II. F. Miller, Avon.
C. H. Gray, Buxton.
L. C. Gray, Avon.
G. M. O'Neal, Avon.
Wm. H. Kallinson, Hatteraa.
A. .1 Stone, Hatteraa.
Ballanoe Bros., Hatteras.
A. Weatherly, East Lake.
J. B. Pinner, East Lake.
W. P. Lemon, Skyco.
S. W. Twilford & Co., Manns Harbor.
D. L. Meekins, Stumpy Point.
Walter Twiford, Stumpy Point.
George Hooper, Stumpy Point.
Grayham Hollcwell, Nags Head.
Frank Stetson, Colington.
E. R. Daniels, Wanehese.
I. N. Davis, Wanehese.
Wm. C. S. Pugh, Wanehese.
S. M. Daniels, Wanehese.
C. T. Williams, Avon.
L. D. Farrow, Salvo.
MANTEO.
Election is ho d first Monday Ir M*y;
term of office, 2 years.
Incorporated in 1809.
Population, 812 white; 3 colored.
Value real estate, $52,200.
Value personal property, $28,340.
No. white polls, 141.
No. colored polls, 0.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 16 2-3c. on
$100.
Tovvn Officers.
Mayor — A. V. Evans.
CLERK AND TREASURER— James A.
Evans.
TAX COLLECTOR— Major Saunders.
ATTORNEY— B. G. Crisp.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. E. Evans,
«. W. Smith, S. A. Griffin.
POSTMASTER— O. J. Jones.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— A. J. Parker, Pastor; C. R.
Taylor, Supernumerary.
Schools and Academies.
MANTEO HIGH SCHOOL— W. G. Col-
trane, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Roanoke.
Tranquil House.
Architects.
W. P. Gray.
Barber Shops.
A. H. Davenport.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. G. Forbes.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. W. Casey.
James Grant.
Boohs and Stationery.
Evans & Meekins.
Griffin, Sample & Co.
J. W. Evans.
W. J. Griffin Co.
Boots and Shoes.
Evans & Meekins.
Griffin, Sample & Co.
W. J. Griffin Co.
J. W. Evans.
J. H. Midgett.
Cabinet-Makers.
Jos. K. Evans.
Carriage Mauf acturers.
Jon. A. Evans.
Contractors and Builders.
Wm. P. Gray.
James A. Evans.
E. D. Midgett.
John F. Wilson.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Evans * Meekins.
W. J. Griffin Co.
•"riffin, Sample & Co.
J. W. Evans.
Coal and Wood.
Evans & Meekins.
Griffin, Sample & Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
A. H. Davenport.
Dealers in Carriages.
Evans Sc, Meekins.
Griffin, Sample & Co.
Dealers in Ioe.
Evans & Meekins.
W. J. Griffin Co.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Evans & Meekins.
Griffin, Sample & Co.
J. W. Evans.
W. J. Griffin Co.
Doctors.
W. B. Fearing.
F. P. Gates.
General Merchandise.
Evans & Meekins.
Griffin, Sample & Co. J-*""
W. J. Griffin Co.
J. W. Evans. >-^_
L. D. Hassell.
J. H. Midgett,
A. H. Davenport, f^*^
F. P. Midgett.
Thomas P. Midgett.
Insurance Asenoies.
Evans & Meekins.
Griffin, Sample & Co.
Lawyers.
B. G. Crisp.
D. M. Strins-field.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. B. H. Creef.
Georgia Harrison & Co.
Painters.
Wm. Brother.
Plumbers.
E. N. Auketel.
Salps and Iiivery StabJes.
Evans & Meekins.
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
211
DAViDSON COUNTY.
County Seat Lexington.
prop-
8,810
Formed in 1822 from Rowan county. Nan.ed in honor of General William Davidson,
who was killed at Cowan's Ford, Catawba River, during the War of the Revolution, in
1781.
Area, 600 square miles.
POPULATION: 23.403. White males, 9,940; white females, 10,289. Foreign born, 21.
Negro males, 1.538; negro females, 1,636. White males over 21 years, 4,615; negro males
over 21 years, 674. White polls, 3,425; negro polls, 301.
Value of real estate, $2,962,586, increase of $64,150 over 1904. Value personal
erty, $2,192,077, increase of $109,477 over 1904, including 3,983 horses, 1,817 mules,
cattle, -0 jacks and jennets, 81 goats, 12.117 hogs, 1,9j4 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $5,068,302; by negroes, $86,361.
No. Schools: White. 94; Colored, 20.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 3Sc. poll.
POST OFFICES: Bain, Belfast, Bethany, Bringles, Churehland, Cid, Denton, Eden,
Enterprise, Fairmont, Greer, Handy, Hannersville, Jackson Hill. Jones Mine, Jubilee,
Lake, Levi, LEXINGTON, (,c. h.), Light, Lilac, Linwood, Orinoco, Silver Hill, Snider,
THOMASVILLE, Versailles, Wallburg, YADKIN COLLEGE, Yokley.
PUBLIC KOADS: S. L. Owens, Lexington, Supt. Worked by Old State Law and con-
Met labor, except Lexington Township, where tax is 15c. on $100, and 45c. on poll;
total last year, $3,992.bJ. No. miles, 1,000 in county.
. KA1LROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
North Carolina. 24.80 miles, assessed value $727,122.19
Pullman Company, 24.00 miles, assessed value 2 872.15
Western Union Tekgraph Company, 875.88 miles, assessed value 37.703.46
American Cotton Oil Company, assessed value 3.616.G6
American Refrig rator Transit Company, at sessed value 1,060.00
Southern Express Company, 24.80 miles, ass ssed value 2,872.15
Lexington Telephone Company, assessed value 4,120.00
Atlantic Postal Telegraph and Cable Company, assessed value 2,656.80
Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 1,21
American Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 8,645.00
SUPERlOK COURT: February 26th, two weeks; April 23rd, civil cases only; August
13th, two weeks; November 12th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— H. T. Phillips,
Lexington.
SHERIFF— T. S. F. Dorsett, Lexington.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— S. L. Owen.
Ltxington.
TREASURER— D. T. Fritts, Lexington.
CORONER— C. A. Jtnian. ll.-.n.- i
SURVEYOR— John W. May, Belfast.
STANDARD-KEEPER— D. L. Trexler.
Lexington
CO. ATTORNEY— E. E. Raper, Lexington.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— Joel Hill, Lexing-
ton.
SUIT. f'O. HOME— David Crotts, Lex-
ington.
O SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— I*. L. Ledford,
rhomasville.
O. BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. S.
Inn ' Yadkin < ■ ■ •'■ C.
l, Bain; S. W. Finch. Lexington; P. L.
d, Tl tasville, Seen I
CO. COMMISSIONERS— J. N. Mendenhall
fchm.), Frank S. Lambeth, Thomasville
C. A. Davis. R. F. D. No. 1. K rnersville
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— S. W.
Finch, (chm.), Lexington; John W
Lambeth, Thomasville; John VV. McCrary.
Lexington.
CONSTABLES-Ahbott's Creek Township.
V. A. Reagan, Orinoco; Alleghany, .lames
W. Newsom, Versailles; Arcadia, C. A.
Nifong, Arcadia- Boon, H. L. Simmerson,
Jubilee; Conrad Hill, John I.. Lohr, Ilex;
n Grove. R. J. Lookabill, Fain
Emmons Win. W I ei LI, McKee; II. imp
ron Ppencr C. Davis, Hampton; Healing
Springs, W. L. Feezer, Healing
in llil . Ji'hn A. Stoker, Jai
.nm, Robert E. I!
Midway: R
c. Weaver, Reedy;
Hill, H. L. Palmer, Greer; Tl ira
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DAVIDSON COUNTY.
M. L. Kendall, Thomasville; Tyro, Lemuel
A. Shoaf, Tyro; Yadkin College, Charles
M. Wilson, Yadkin College.
Justices of tlie Peace.
ABBOTTS CREEK— C. M. Wall, A. A.
Moore, Kernersville, B. b\ D. ; C. M. Ham-
mer, P. P. Motsinger, Orinoco.
ALLEGHANY— John L. Doby, Jackson
Hill; M. E. Varner, Versailles; A. H.
Michael, Chandler; W. M. C. Surratt, Jack-
son Hill.
ARCADIA— C. C. Weisner, James P.
Crouch, Friedburg; Alex. P. Craver, En-
terprise; Daniel J. Weisner.
BOON— David W. Barnes, Swift; Wm. D.
Simmerson, Churchland; Lewis P. Snider,
Jubilee.
CONRAD HILL— A. S. Miller, Joshua
Copple, Hannersville; J. H. Crotts, Lexing-
ton; John D. Conrad, Lake.
COTTON GROVE— George W. Smith. A.
W. Feezr.r, Fairmont; Z. T. Sharp, Lin-
wood; J. L. Miller, Lexington; O. L. Stoner,
Linwood, R. F. D. No. 2.
EMMONS— J.' W. Hedrick, Cid; A. G. Sur-
ratt, Denton; B. M. Hedrick, Denton; A. J.
Beck, Cid; W. E. Sexton, Bunch.
HAMPTON— Edward Sink, Hulin; S. J.
Davis, Hulin; W. B. Hampton.
HEALING SPRINGS— W. VV. Hedrick, Ap-
ple; J. C. Bean, Denton; D. M. Feezoi,
Marsh; W. P. Kinney, Healing Springs;
Lewis A. H. Rogers, Silver Hill, R. F. D.
No. 1. ; M. C. Cole, bringles.
JACKSON HILL— Stokes Smith, Jackson
Hill; J. C. Skeen, Handy; C. L. Badgett,
Jackson Hill.
LEXINGTON— Wm. A. Heitman, T. L.
Moore, E. S. Craver, John H. Moyer, S. J.
Coley, Lexington; George F. Morefield, Lex-
ington.
MIDWAY— D. F. Lindsay, Bethany;
Charles C. Long, Bethany; C. R. Wilson,
Midway.
REEDY CREEK— P. E. Britts, Reedy;
John S. Hege, Lexington.
SILVER HILL— Charles Sechrist, Silver
Hill; C. A. Hedrick, Silver Hill; George W.
Hedrick, McKee; J. L. Nance, Levi.
THOMASVILLE— John W. Bowers, Fair-
grove; J. W. Veach; S. C. Grimes; Marvin
R. Rothrock; Harris W. Turner, J. R.
Stone, Thomasville; J. R. Keen, Thomas-
ville; W. A. Mendenhall, High Point.
TYRO— H. H. Hartley, — nwood, R. F. D.
No. 1; James A. Young, Lexington; H.
Helmsteller, Tjto; D. C. Craver, Lexing-
ton.
YADKIN COLLEGE— Edward L. Green,
Millard F. Phillips, Yadkin College.
Public School Teachers.
Miss Victoria Byerly, Advance, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Lelia Byerly, Advance, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Girla Everly, Advance, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Mittie Long, Bethany.
S. G. Hasty, Churchland.
J. L. Nelson, demons, R. F. D. No. 2.
Miss Maude Lanier, Cid.
Miss Nettie Lanier Cid.
Miss Pollie Metters, Cid.
Harris Lanier, Cid.
U. A. Hedric^, Denton.
Walter S. Anderson, Denton.
Miss Emma Anderson, Denton.
Miss Cora Anderson, Denton.
Arthur M. Gallimore, Denton.
T. H. Daniel, Denton.
A. M. Surratt, Denton.
Miss Laura Surratt, Denton.
R. F. Weisner, Enterprise.
M. L. Craver, Enterprise.
Arthur Wesner, Enterprise.
Allen A. Periman, Enterprise.
Miss Alice Zimmerman, Enterprise.
—ss Maggie Horney, Farmer.
Miss Ruth Gray, Glenola.
Miss Georgiana Stowe, Guilford College.
James Skeen, Handy.
John W. Moore, High Point, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Oscar Moor High Point, R. F. D. No. 4.
Alton .^aywor..., High Point, R. F. D.
No. 4.
M. L. Barnes, Jubilee, R. F. D. No. 1.
N. W. Barnes, Jubilee, R. F. D. No. 1.
J. M. Bennett, Jubilee, R. F- D. No. 1.
Charles Haywortn, Kernersville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Jo. C. Smioii, Kernersville, R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Stella Stokes, Jackson Hill.
Thomas P. Johnson, Jackson Hill.
Robert B. Ridge, Jackson Hill.
W. A. Stokes, Jackson Hill.
M. F. Cannes, Lexington.
Allen Jones, Lexington.
Miss Veigh Hutchison, Lexington.
Clinton V. Shoof, Lexington.
Carl A. Hoover, Lexington.
P. D. Finch, Lexington.
J. *,». Finch, Lexington.
Carl Sink, Lexington.
R. L. Yokley, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 1.
Charles M. Yokley, vexing-ton, R. F. D.
No. 1.
John H. Yokley, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Raymond Yokley, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 1.
G. C. Conrad, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 1.
W. C. Wilson, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 1.
S. E. Leonard, ^exington, R. F. D. No. 1.
Charles E. Thomason, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Robert L. Beck, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miss Augusta Beck, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miss Emma Blac Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miss Ella Foust, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miss Laura Regan, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 2.
~. R. Craver, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 3.
MiSS Grace Little Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 3.
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Arthur L. Leonard, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 3.
A. M. Trantham, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 3.
John P. Michael, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 3.
A. A. Michael, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 3.
James C. Leonard, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 3.
J. W. Cole, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 3.
N. L. Evans, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 3.
J. F. Watson, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 4.
Miss Lizzie Ripple, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 4.
J. S. Link, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 4.
Miss Elsie Evans, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Miss Endora Raper Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Miss Florence Freezer, Lexington, R. F.
D. No. 6.
Miss Essie E. Mears, Linwood.
O. T. »avis, Linwood, R. F. D. No. 1.
J. L. Fitsgerald, Linwood. R. F. D.
No. 1.
J. S. Buck, Linwood, R. F. D. No. 1.
N. W. Games, Linwood. R. F. D. No. 2.
Miss Dora Leach, Lasiter.
R. T. Gordon, Light.
M L. Loftin, Rileys Store.
A. W. Freezer, 'Silver Hill, R. F. D.
No. 1.
D. M. Freezer, Silver Hill, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Mary D. Cole, Silver Hill, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Miss Lonella Sni— r Silver Hill, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Salliemaie Snider, Silver Hill, R. F.
D. No. 1.
John A. Carrick, Silver Hill, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Odell Kinney. Silver Hill, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Etta Cole, Silver Hi-*. R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Eliza Cole, Silver Hill, R. F. D.
No. 1.
G. C. Palmer, Silver Hill, R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Neter Feezer, b ver Hill, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Clara Reid, Silver Hill, R. F. D.
No. 1.
F. S. Miller, Thomasville.
Charles Bodenhamer, Thomasville.
Miss Emma Newby, Thomasville.
i^nry Byerlv, Thomasville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
V. C. Wood, Thomasville, R. F. D. No. 3.
Julius Gordon, thomasville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
J. A. Repley, Thomasville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Essie Sink, ihomasville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Carrie Everhart, Thomasville, R. F.
D. No. 3.
G. M. Myers, ihomasville. R. F. D. No. 5.
James Nifong, Winston-Salem, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Julius M. Nifong, Winston-Salem, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Chester Anderson, Winston-Salem, R. F.
D. No. 4.
James P. Crouch, Winston-Salem, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Lewis Nifong, Winston-Salem, R. F. D.
No. 4.
R. F. Long, Winston-Salem, R. F. D.
No. 4.
B. C. Hayworth, Winston-Salem, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Miss Lelia Motsinger, winston-Salem, R.
F. D. iso. 5.
P. E. Whicker, W.nston-Salem, R. F. D.
No. 5.
Miss Annie McCuiston, Winston-Salem, R.
F. D. No. 6.
J. A. Pickard, Wallburg.
J. W. Bowers, Fair Grove.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— J. R. Miller, Thomasville; J.
D. Newton, Thomasville; A. P. Stoker,
Denton; W. S. Adderton, Denton; Jefferson
Lanninar, Denton: H. Morton, Thomasville;
N. B. Orrell, Abbotts Creek; M. L. Kesler,
Thomasville.
PROTESTANT METHODIST— J. A. Young,
GERMAN REFORMED— W. H. Causey,
Lexington; M. L. Herdick, Silver Hill.
LUTHERAN— P. J. Wade, Linwood, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Physicians not in Towns.
n. W. Dorsett, Bethany.
FT. R. Zimmerman, Enterprise.
W. L. Hill, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 4.
A. A. York, Jackson Hill.
A. Anderson, Denton.
R. W. Mvers, Jones Mine.
John A. Myers, Linwood, R. F. D. No. 2.
James F. Beall, Linwood.
A. H. Webb, Lexington.
J. E. Cathell, Linwood, R. F. D. No. 1.
J. Y. Fitzgerald, Jackson Hill.
Merchants not in Towns.
Peacock & Harrison, Denton.
J. W. Morris, Handy.
C. W. Stokes, Jackson Hill.
Surratt & Taylor, Versailles.
J. M. Daniel. Denton.
A. J. Beck. Cid.
N. W. Lanier. Cid.
J. A. Moore, Silver Hill.
A. 1'. Manner, Belfast.
D. II. Hepler, Hannersville.
Peter Johnson, McKee.
D. E. Black, Fair drove.
S. C. Wadford, Light.
T. \V. Foust, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 2.
C. A. Koonts, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 1.
J. C. Link. Lexington, R. F. D. No. 1.
R. Everhart, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 1.
L. F. Miller, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 4.
Craver & Zimmerman, Lexington, R. F.
•J. No. 1.
Fitzgerald & Raper, Linwood.
Mrs. M. Smith, Linwood.
L. F. Barnes & Son, Churchland.
A. A. Young, Jubilee.
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S. M. Peacock, Fairmont.
J. A. Vuncannon, Fairmont.
W. R. Carrick. Marsh.
M. W. Bean, Marsh.
John H. Perdue, McKee.
L. A. Vuncannon, Bethany.
J. T. Williamson, Yadkin College.
John G. Surratt, Versailles.
G. W. Beck. Lexington.
Wilson k Hartley, Yadkin College.
Vance Miller, H. F. D. No. 6.
J. D. Beck. McKee.
Gallimore & Thompson. Denton.
G. M. Hedrick L xington, R. P. D. No. 2.
Tvsinger & Shirlev. Silver Hill.
Hedrick & Prim, Silver Hill.
D. A. Tesh, Entcriirise.
J. B. Bailey, & Co., Linwood, R. F. D.
No. 1.
J. C. Ripple, Lexington,' R. F. D. No. 4.
M. A. Lomax, .dilutee.
C. M. Lamb. Swift.
H. C. F'liort. Lilac.
Teague Bros., Abbotts Creek.
1. P. Fishel, Arcadia.
M. B. Honkins, Bdin.
H. M. Loftin & Co.. Bain.
David Crotts, Bethany.
J. A. Wiavil, Bethany.
Clodfelter & Recce, Bethany.
Henry Crotts. Bethany.
Long & Fisher Carlisle.
David Fritts, Cid.
W. S. Adderton, Denton.
E. J. Leonard, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 2.
A. H. Bow( r, Fair Grove.
J.. L. Bowers, Lexington.
R. F. Black. Light.
George E. Hunt & Co., Lexington, R. F.
D. No. 3.
J. S. Fine. Silver Hill.
J. L. Greer, Silver Hill.
Mrs. R. L. Hedrick. Apple.
J. A. Williams, Churcldand.
John A. Barnes, Churchland.
C. M. & G. W. Wall, Wallburg.
Cotton Gins.
J. W. Earnhardt, Lexington.
J. W. Fit/.g raid. Linwood.
Thompson Bros., Tyro Shops.
Williams Bros.. Churchland.
W. L. Feczor, BringVs.
H. Clay Grubb, Jubilee.
S. E. Simmcrson, Jubi'ee.
D. C. Craver, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 3.
I. A. Fitzgerald, Linwood, R. F. D.
No. 1.
H. H. Haitley, Linwood, R. F. D. No. 2.
Beeker & Pernell, Linwood, R. F. D.
No. 2.
D. L. Cook, Bain.
R. B. Crotts, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 4.
Cotton Mills.
WENNONAH MILLS NO. 1— W. E. Holt,
President; C. A. Hunt, Jr., Secretary, Lex-
ington.
WENNONAH MILLS NO. 2— \V. E. Holt,
President; C. A. Hunt, Jr., Secretary, Lex-
ington.
NOKOMIS MILLS— C. A. Hunt, Sr., Presi-
dent, D. El. Hinkle, Secretary and Treas-
urer, Lexington.
Flonr. Corn and Feed Mills.
Owen, Shoaf & Co., Linwood, R. F. D.
No. 1.
A K. Swing & Son, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Denton Roller Mills, A. G. Morrii & Co.,
Managers, Denton.
Arcadia Mills, J. L. Zimmerman, Prop.,
Arcadia.
Ross Michael, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 3.
Lumber Plants.
Snider Lumber Co., Snider.
u II. Frms & Co., B Ifast.
Lindsay Ripple, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Hedrick & Yount« x'> TCee.
Sink & Sink, Lexington.
Gillingham Lumber ^ ji f'g Co., Cid.
Matthew VV. Tysinger, Silver Hill.
Eli Leonard, Lexington. It. F D. No. 2.
Reuben H. Grimes, Lexington.
Charles F. Finch. Thomasville.
Henry Feezor. Fairmont.
Thomas Young, Linwood, R. F. D. No. 2.
VV. S. Owen, Yadkin College.
E. L. Owen, Yadkin College.
Craver & Co., Lexington, R. F. D. No. 3.
Michael & Myers, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Beck Grouse Lumber Co., Cid.
Tobacco Factories.
R. Everhart & Co., Lexington, R F. D.
Greene, Rea & Co., Yadkin College.
J. A. Hartley & Co., Yadkin College.
Veneering.
LINWOOD MANUFACTURING CO.— J. W.
Fitzgerald, President; L. V. Phillips, Man-
ager and Secretary. Capital. $10,000; Out-
put, $30,000 per year. Located at Linwood.
LEXINGTON.
Incorporated in ]'o2'i.
Population, 5,000.
Value real estate, $375,241.
Va ue personal property, $362,550.
Total tayahle proix :-ty, sUS.OG'
No. white polls, 235.
No. colored polls, 32.
1AX RATE— Citj iri'.Mft's. 2r>r>. on $lo0,
7Ec poll; schools, 30c. on *l'!0; 90c. poll;
streets, $1.10 on males between 1:1 ani 45
years; road tax, 15c. on flOO; 45c. on poll.
Town Officers.
Election is held frst Mond.iy in May ot'
each vear; term of office, one year.
MAYOR— John H. Moyer.
CLEPK— ,T. L. Peacock.
TREASURER— J. W. Noell.
TA\ i -Ol. LECTOR— R. F. Heitman.
CITY PHYSICIAN— D. J. Hill.
SUPT OF HEALTH— Joel Hill.
CHIEF OF POLICE— R. F. Heitman.
SUPT. CHAIN-GANG— (Lexington Town-
ship)— Thomas Miller.
SUPERVISOR ROADS— (Lexington Town-
ship)— Thomas Miller.
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Geo. VV. Mont-
custle, R. L. Bulkhead, J. W. Noell, J. L.
Peacock, Joe H. Tnompson .
BOARD OF AUDIT— Geo. W. Montcastle,
(chm.), John H. Moyer,, ex-officio; R. L.
Burkhead.
BAND — Lexington Silver Cornet Band — W.
F. Foard, Captain; J. W. Lindsay, Secre-
tary; T. F. Grimes, Treasurer.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— F. C. Rob-
bins, (chm.); S. E. Williams, Secretary;
H. P. Gallimore, J. B. Smith, E. J.
Buchanan, Joel Hill, S. J. Coley.
POSTMASTER— J. G. Walser; Assistant,
J. J. Hedrick
R. R. AGENT— L. F. Barr.
EXPRESS AGEinT— H. Irwin Lopp.
Ministers and Churches.
FIRST BAPTIST— W. A. Smith. Pastor.
FIRST PREbxiYTERIAN— G. L. Leyborn,
Pflstor
FIRST GERMAN REFORMED— J. C.
Leonard. Pastor.
FIRST METHODIST— J. N. Huggins, Pas-
ter.
METHODIST— (Linwood Circuit)— W. P.
McGhee.
GRACE CHURCH— (Episcopal)— J. C.
Davis. Rector.
WEST END M. E. CHURCH— S. S. Hig-
gins, Pastor.
Schools anil Acn '^T'jios.
LEXINGTON GRADED SCHOOLS— W. V.
Brown, Superintendent.
Mrs. Olivia Hege.
Banks and Bankers.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF LEXINGTON
— R. L. Burkhead, President; J. W. Boring,
Cashier. Capital, $25,000; Surplus and
Profits, $1,000.
BANK OF LEXINGTON— George W.
Montcastle. President; W. H. Mendenhall,
Cashier. Capital, $30,000; Surplus and Pro-
fits, $29,000.
Hotels and Boardinir Houses.
Hotel March — Mrs. Brown, Prop.
Sexton House — J. W. Sexton, Prop.
Mrs. C. W. Trice.
W. M. Koonts.
Mrs. Michael.
Central Hotel — A. D. Yarborough, Prop.
Agricultural Implements.
George \V. Crouse.
R. L. McCrary.
Lexington Hnrdware Co.
Springs Hardware Co.
Architects.
W. L. Harbin.
W. N. Kinnev.
E. M. Ward.
Jrsse Tussev.
J. Ed. Conrad.
Auctioneers.
T. S. F. Dorsett.
Barber Shops.
W. E. Strange.
J. D. Strange.
George W. Welborn. (col.)
Riley Hairston. (col.)
Blacksmith Shops.
C. L. Leonard.
J. A. Young.
Rothrock, Weaver & Co.
D. L. Trexler.
Wennonah Mills Shops.
Bicycle Dealers.
J. L. Michael.
W. H. Moffitt.
Bill-Posting.
H. C. Heitman.
Books and Stationery.
J. B. Smith.
Lexington Drug Co.
Boots and Shoes.
George A. Adderton.
W. G. Penry.
J. F. Ward.
Farmers Supply Co.
R. L. McCrary.
H. D. Searboro.
J. K. Hankins.
J C. Smith.
Brass 'Works
SOUTHERN BRASS CO.— W. A. Anthony.
President; R. L. Burkhead, Secretary. Cap-
ital, $10,000. Output, $25,000 annually.
Makes cabinet hardware and plated ware.
Brick M'f rs and Dealers.
Victor Brick Co.
L. F. Weaver.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Harkey & Pugh.
J. H. Hamner.
W. H. Moffitt.
Walter Everhart.
J. H. Holder.
Cabinet-Makers.
J. W. McCrary.
Peoples House Fur. Co.
Carriage Manfacturers.
Rothrock. Weaver & Co. (Repair.)
Cpske-"- M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. W. McCrary.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
J. F. Ward.
W. G. Penrv.
R. L. McCrary.
Farmers Supplv Co.
J. C. Smith.
J. K. Hawkins.
H. D. Searboro.
Confectionery Dealers.
Lexington Drug Co.
J. B. Smith.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Minnie Adderton.
Miss Conrad.
Mrs. D. M. Michael.
Dry Goods and Notions.
W. 0. Penry
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J. F. Ward.
George A. Adderton & Co.
J. C. Smith.
R. L. McCrary.
J. K. Hankins.
Farmers Supply Co.
H. D. Scarboro.
Contractors and Builders.
Jesse W. Tussey.
W. L. Harbin.
B. L. Ford.
E. M. Ward.
Mack C. Thomasson.
Earle Thomasson.
L. F. Weaver.
D. K. Cecil.
W. H. Leonard.
1 homas S. Eanes.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
Nokomis Mills.
J. W. Earnhart.
Wennonah Mills.
Dealers in Carriages.
Springs Hardware Co.
Lexington Hardware Co.
Dealers in Ice.
Lexington Ice Co.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
All Grocers.
Grimes Bros.
Model Mills.
Dentists.
J. M. Riley.
J. B. Everett.
Doctors
E. J. Buchanan.
Joel Hill.
D. J. Hill.
W. J. Vestal.
C. M. Clodfelter.
Drueerists
J. B. Smith.
Lexington Drug Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
J. B. Smith.
Lexington Drug Co.
All grocers.
Electric Companies & Officers.
LEXINGTON ELECTRIC CO.— E. G.
Couch, Manager.
Florists.
Miss Roxy Sheets.
Fi«=li Markets.
J. L. Michael.
W. H. Moffitt
Harkey & Pugh.
Foundries and Iron Works.
Southern Bra?s Company.
C. M. Thompson.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
J. W. Finch & Son.
All grocers and general stores.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Grimes Bros.
Model Mills — R. L. Penry, Proprietor.
Fruit Dealers.
Lexington Grocery Co.
R. Everhart, Son & Co.
All retail grocers.
Furniture Manufacturers.
DIXIE FURNITURE CO.— E. J. Buchanan.
President; W. H. Walker, Sec. and Treas.
Capital. $30,000.
AMERICAN FURNITURE CO.— J. N.
Mendenhall, President; L. L. Barbee, Sec-
and Treas. Capital, $30,000.
LEXINGTON MANTE^ « BED CO.— T. M.
Hall, Secretary arid Treasurer. Capital,
$12,000.
ELK FURNITURE CO.— E. J. Buchanan,
President; D. F. Conrad, Secretary and
Treasurer; John W. Crowell, Superintend-
ent. Capital $50,000.
ONEIDA CHAIR CO.— G. W. Montcastle,
President; 0. E. Mendenhall, Secretary and
Treasurer. Capital, $40,000.
LEXINGTON UPHOLSTERY CO.— W. H.
Walker, President; L. J. Peacock, Secretary
and Treasurer.
THE NATIONAL FIBER QUILT CO.— D.
F. Conrad, Sec. and Treas.
CROWELL FURNITURE CO.— W. M.
Koonts, oecretary and Treasurer.
Furniture Dealers.
Peoples House Furnishing Co.— Lindsay
Bros. , Props.
General Merckandise.
J. K. Hankins.
H. D. Scarboro.
J. C. Smith.
Farmers Supply Co.
Lexingrton Mercantile Co.
George A. Adderton & Co.
Grist Mills.
Grimes Bros.
Model Mills.
Hardware and Ag'l Iinplem'ts.
Lexington Hardware Co.
Springs Hardware Co.
George W. Crouse.
Harness M'f'rs and >">-j-\leis.
W. B. Hamner, (m'f'r.)
Lexington Hardware Co.
Springs Hardware Co.
Hides and Pelts.
J. W. Finch & Son.
Knitting Mills.
YADKIN KNITTING CO.— F. N. Patter-
son, Secretary and Treasurer. Capital
stock, $15,00.
Insurance Agencies.
E. B. Craven.
R. L. Burkhead.
H. S. Radcliffe.
G. W. Montcastle.
S. W. Finch.
Junk Dealers.
C. M. Thompson:
J. L. Michael.
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Job Printing Offices.
ACME PRINTING CO.— J. H. Alexander,
Prop.
Laundries.
Lexington Steam Laundry, J. H. Thomp-
son, Manager.
Lawyers.
S. E. Williams.
E. E. Raper.
Zeb. V. Walser.
Z. I. Walser.
F. C. Robbins.
J. R. MeCrary.
F. R. Loftin.
R. T. Pickens.
Wade H. Phillips.
Robert Ruark.
Lumber Mf'rs and Dealers.
C. M. Thompson.
E. M. Ward,
EAGLE LUMBER CO.— J. D. Walser, Sec.
and Treas.
YADKIN LUMBER CO.— W. H. Walker,
President.
Mattress Manufacturers.
PEERLESS MATTRESS CO.— L. L. Barber,
Secretary and Manager.
Machine Sbous.
C. M. Thompson.
Marble Works.
H. J. Hege.
Carolina Marble & Granite Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Amanda Davis.
Mrs. T. L. Moore.
S. N. Judd.
Mrs. Sue Hamner.
Music Teacbers.
Mrs. H S. Radchffe.
Mrs. W. A. Smith.
Musical Instruments.
P. J. Leonard.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH— H. B.
Varnor, Editor. Circulation, 8,000.
Oil Dealers.
Lexington Hardware Co.
Lexington Grocery Co.
Painters.
John Nooe.
J. W. Edwards
S. N. Judd.
Paper-Hangers.
S. N. Judd.
Pants and Garments Factories.
EUREKA TROUSER CO.— J. W. Noel,
Secretary. Capital Stock, $25,000.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Springs Hardware Co.
Lexington Hardware Co.
Produce Dealers.
J. W. Finch & Son.
All grocers
Racket Stores.
T. L. Moore.
Heal Estate Agents.
S. W. Finch.
H. B. Vainer.
Davidson County Development Co., W. 11.
Phillips, Secretary and Treasurer.
Retail Grocers.
J. L. Michael.
Moten, Loflin & Son.
Earle Holmes.
\V. H. Moffitt.
Hinkle & Brinkley.
H. A. Hege.
Adam L. Sink.
J. W. Finch & Son.
Lexington Mercantile Co.
It. L. Leonard.
Union Store Co.
C. L. Helmstetler.
Evans Bros.
R. B. Miller.
Harkey & Pugh.
S. A. Allen.
George Younts.
Z. F. Hinkle.
L. A. Everhart.
K. B. Bitting, (col.)
Sasb and Blind Factories.
('. M. Thompson.
Eagle Lumber Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
George D. Dorsett.
Eli E. Lopp.
J. L. MeCrary.
Stoves and Tinware.
Springs Hardware Co.
Lexington Hardware Co.
Shinsrle Dealers.
C. M. Thompson.
Eagle Lumber Co.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— D. J. Yel-
vington, Manager.
POSTAL TEL. CABLE CO.— L. C. Gaines,
Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
LEXINGTON TELEPHONE CO.— J. T.
Hedrick, Pres. ; J. F. Hayden, Manager.
Watcl»es and Jewelry
A. E. Sheets « i'<>
J. W. McCulloh.
Wholesale Grocers.
Lexington Grocery Co.— .1. T. Hedrick,
President and Manager.
R. Everhart, Son At Co.
Wood-Working Shops.
C. M. Thompson.
Rothrock, Weaver & Co.
Eagle Lumber Co.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY.
THOMASVILLE.
Incorporated in 1852.
Population, white, 2,779; colored, 622
Value real estate, $491,911.
No. white polls, 451.
No. negro polls, 73.
Tax Rate: City purposes. 40c. on $100;
82c. poll; schools, 40c. on $100; $1.20 poll.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May ;
term of office, 1 year.
MAYOR— J. W. Lambeth.
CLERK— C. E. Godwin.
TREASURER— J. R. Myers.
TAX COLLECTOR— D. W. Marsh.
ATTORNEY— A. F. Sams.
Cm PHYSICIAN— C. A. Julian.
SEPT. OK HEALTH— C. A. Julian.
CHIEF OF POLICE— D. W. Marsh.
BOARD OF COMMISSION EKS— J. R
Myers, C. E. Godwin, C. L. Harris, J. A.
Green. J. T. Cramer.
BOARD OF AUDIT AND FINANCE— C.
L. Harris, J. R. Myers.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— F. S. Lam
beth, (chm. ) ; Archibald Johnson, Secretary ;
C. A. Boggs, W. C. Harris, D. C. Moffitt.
POSTM A £TER— Charles M. Hoover.
R. R. AGENT— C. A. Pamphin.
EXPRESS AGENT— R. T. Conrad.
'inOAlASVILLE GRADED SCHOOLS— J.
N. Hauss, Supt.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— George P. Harrell, Pastor; J
D. N wton.
GERMAN REFORMED— Rev. Mr. Showers,
Pastor
PRESBYTERIAN— D. W. Hawthorn, Pas-
tor.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
METHODIST— T. W. Watts, Pastor; R. P.
Eubanks.
Hotels and Boarding: Houses.
Thomasville Hotel— C. M. Griffith. Prop.
Mock House— Mrs W. P. Melntyre, Prop.
Orphanages.
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE— M. L. Kesler,
(,. ii ni Manajrer: s H Averitt, Treasurer.
Property worth over $300,000.
Agricultural Implements.
The People's Mercantile Co.
L. W. Elliott.
J. M. Morris & Son.
J. C. Kinney & Co.
Auctioneers.
C. M. Griffith.
Architects.
Wilson White.
P. S. Cecil.
W. E. Fouts.
Bakers.
Moore Bros.
Harris Bros.
.Stanley Smail, (col.)
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF THOMASVILLE— E. M. Ann-
field, President; J. L. Armfield, Cashier.
Capital, $25,000; Surplus and Profits, $8,000.
THOMASVILLE LOAN & TRUST CO.— J.
H. Mock, Pres. ; C. E. Godwin, Cashier.
Capital, $10,000.
Barber Shops.
J. H. Hubbard.
Will Keen, (col.)
Dan McCoulay, (col.)
Lee Ensley, (col.)
Willis Burne (col.)
Blacksmith Shops.
H. L. Sluder.
J. L. Parish.
Books and Stationery.
C. R. Thomas.
People's Mercantile Co.
Boots and Shoes.
People's Mercantile Co.
J. M. Morris 02 Son.
C. L. Han is.
J. C. Kinney & Co.
Gilbert-Harris Co.
L. \\". Elliott.
M. L. Suggs.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
M. L. Sugg.
F. 51. Thompson & Son.
R. E. Caters, (col.)
Bicycle Dealers.
J. M. Morris & Son.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
A. W. Council & Co.
Butchsrs and Dealers in C*attle.
Bi ck & Alexander.
Everhart & Ingram.
OnMnet-Makers.
THOMASVILLE FURNITURE CO.— F. S.
Lambreth, Pres. ; R. L. Lambeth, Secretary
and Treasurer.
Canneries.
J. K. Kennedy.
Carriage Maufacturers.
B. Black & Son.
Contractors and Builders.
Wilson White.
P. S. Cecil.
M. S. Stone.
E. F. S.;agraves.
W. E. Fonts.
M. L. Ritchie.
Collecting Agencies.
DIXIE COLLECTION AGENCY— J. L.
Armfield. Manager.
CONSOLIDATING COLLECTING CO.— J.
R. Keen, Manager.
A. F. Sams.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
People's Mercantile Co.
J M. \f orris <v Son.
Gilbert-Harris Co.
L. W. Elliott.
Coal and Wood.
W. H. Melnturf.
W. L. Jones.
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
219
Confectionery Dealers.
C. R. Thomas.
C. L. Thompson.
D. C. Moffitt.
L. W. Elliott.
C. L. Harris.
Clnbs.
Thomasville Shooting Club.
Piedmont Club.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Green-Myers Furniture Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
People's Mercantile Co.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Thomasville Roller Mills.
L. W. Elliott.
Dentists.
J. M. Rothrock.
Doctors.
J. H. Mock.
C. A. Julian.
J. W. Peacock.
Druereists.
Charles R. Thomas.
C. L. Thompson.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Mary Proctor.
Mrs. W. A. Suits.
Miss Mary Sugg.
Miss Daisy Leach.
Miss Molley Lines.
Mrs. Will Peace.
Drj Goods and Notions.
People's Mercantile Co.
J. M. Morris o: Son.
J. C. Kinnev & Co.
L. W. Elliott.
Gilbert & Harris.
C. L. Harris.
Mrs. E. Grimes.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Thomasville Roller Mills.
L. W. Elliott.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
THOMASVILLE ROLLER MILLS— M. E.
Bishop & Son, Proprietors; M. E. Bishop,
Manager. Capacity, 100 barrels flour per
day; 200 bushels meal.
Foundries and Iron Works.
L. G. McKnight & Son.
Fruit Dealers.
All grocers.
Furniture Manufacturers.
THOMASVILLE FURNITURE CO.— J. T.
Cramer, President; G. A. Allison, Secretary
and Treasurer.
CKAUl.R Kl'RMTURE CO.— J. T. Cramer,
President; J. R. Myers, Sec. and Treas.
STANDARD CHilR CO.— J. W. Lambeth,
President: F. S. Lambeth, Sec. and Treas.
CLIMAX CHAIR CO.— W. C. Harris, Presi-
dent: T. F. Harris. Sec. and Treas.
CATES CHAIR CO.— E. W. Cates, Owner
and Manager.
LAMBETH FURNITURE CO.— L. L. Lam-
beth, President; J. W. Lambeth, Secretary
and Treasurer.
LEE M'F'G CO.— F. S. Lambeth, Pres. ;
J. H. Lambeth, Sec. & Treas.
THOMPSON CHAIR CO.— E. J. Mc-
Knight, Pres. ; F. S. Lambeth, Sec. &
Treas.
QUEEN CHAIR CO.— J. A. Green, Pres.;
C. M. Hoover, Sec. and Treas.
THOMASVILLE CHAIR CO.
Furniture Dealers.
Ridge & Anderson.
Green-Myers Furniture Co.
General Merchandise.
People's Mercantile Co.
J. M. Morris & Son.
L. W. Elliott.
J. C. Kinney & Co.
Harris & Gilbert.
C. L. Harris.
A. J. Olive.
Moore Bros.
R. L. Conrad.
Grist Mills.
Thomasville Roller, M. E. Bishop & Sons,
Proprietors.
Monarch Mills, G. A. Thompson, Mgr.
Hardware and Ag'l Impleni'ts.
People's Mercantile Co.
J. C. Kinnev & Co.
L. W. Elliott.
J. M. Morris & Son.
Harness M'f'rs an! De.il>?rs.
People 8 Mercantile Co.
J. M. Morris & Son.
L. W. Elliott.
Insurance Agencies.
Armfield & Myers.
E. C. Strayhorn.
Griffith & Wharton.
A. J. Olive.
Job Printing Offices.
The Times Office.
Charity and Children.
Machine Shoos.
L. G. McKnight & Son.
Machinery Dealers.
L. G. McKnight & Son.
Finch & Bro.
Masons and Builders.
P. S. Cecil.
Wilson Unite.
M. S. Stone.
F. E. Seagravcs.
M. L. Ritchie.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. E. Fife Grimes.
W. A. Suit.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
P. C. Thomas.
Newspapers and Editors.
CHARITY AND CHILDREN— Archibald
Johnson, Editor. Circulation, 9,000.
I'lMKS— J. F. Westmoreland, Editor aud
Proprietor.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Nurserymen.
H. W. Turner.
Perryman Bros.
Poultry Yards.
OAK GROVE POULTRY YARD— W. S.
Shaw, Prop.
Plumbers.
H. Rapt).
Painters.
J. Ed. Milliken.
Fouts Bros.
Frank Falkner.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
C. R. Thomas.
C. L. Thompson.
Peoples Mercantile Co.
L. \Y. Elliott.
J. M. Morris & Son.
Photographers.
J. M. Dodson.
Produce Dealers.
D. C. Moffitt.
R. L. Conrad & Co.
L. W. Elliott.
D. A. Long & Son.
C. L. Harris.
Moore Bros.
Retail Grocers.
Connell & Russell.
Peoples Mercantile Co.
D. C. Moffitt.
D .A. Long.
M. L. Sugg.
R. L. Conrad.
C. L. Harris.
A. A. Fouts.
L. W. Elliott.
Moore Bros.
J. M. Morris & Son.
J. W. Perdue.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Reeves & Lambeth.
Wagner & Ragan.
J. D. Taylor.
A. A. Fouts.
Spoke and Handle Factories.
THOMASVILLE SPOKE WORKS— Mrs. M.
A. Parmalee, Owner; Mrs. May Parmelee
Jones, Secretary and Treasurer.
Shinele Dealers.
L. W. Elliott.
Finch Bros.
J. W. Lambeth.
Telegraph Offices and M'eers.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.—
J. F. Scbihell, Manager.
POSTAL TEL. & CABLE CO.— Miss Schin-
nell, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
THOMASVILLE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
— J. F. Hayden, Manager.
BELL TELEPHONE CO.— Miss Kanoy,
Manager.
Veneering Manufacturers.
THOMASVILLE VENEERING & PANEL
CO.— C. E. Fairbanks, Sec. and Treaa.
Wagon Manufacturers.
CRAMER-RYDER WAGON WORKS— S.
W. Cramer, Owner and Manager.
Watches and Jewelry.
A. C. Burgess.
W. L. Pegg.
YADKIN COLLEGE.
Incorporated in 1863.
Population, 210.
Town Officers.
Election is hela first Monday in May
term of office. 1 year.
MAYOR— Ed. L. Greene.
TREASURER—I. T. Williamson, Sr.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. W. Self.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS— \V. &
Owen, W. T. Totten, M. F. Philips, J. T.
Williamson.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Flora Dale.
PLBL1C SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Ed. L.
Owen, J. F. Byerly, Ed. L. Greene.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— J. H. Moten,
J. N. Garrett.
METHODIST— S. T. Barber, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
YADKIN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE— W.
T. Totten, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
VV. T. Totten.
Mrs. T. S. Dale.
Architects.
M. F. - nillips.
Barber Shops.
Patrick Coleman, (col.)
Boot and Shoe Shops.
B. P. Garrett.
Contractors and Builders.
W. S. Owen.
M. V. Phillios.
General Merchandise.
J. T. Williamson, Sr.
Wilson & Hartley.
Lawyers.
W. S. Owen.
Masons and Builders.
R. B. Gentle.
Painters.
D. W. Phillips.
Photographers.
W. C. Grubb.
Saw Mills.
W. S. Owen.
Ed. L. Owen.
Tobacco Factories.
Greene, Rea & Co.
J. A. Hartley & Co.
E. L. Owen.
DAVIE COUNTY.
221
DAVIE COUNTY.
County Seat, Mocksville.
Formed in 1836 from Rowan county. Named in honor of General William R. Davie,
of Halifax county, prominent in the War of the Revolution.
Area, 300 square miles.
POPULATION: 12.115. White males, 4,752; white females, 4,728. Foreign born,
10. Negro males, 1,373; negro females, 1,262. White males over 21 years, 2,184; negro
males over 21 years, 569. White polls, 1,474; negro polls, 230.
Value of real estate, $1,468,379, increase of $15,645 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,058,485, increase of $89,883 over 1904, including 1,630 horses, 1,192 mules, 20
jacks and jennets, 32 goats, 3,953 cattle, 5,802 hogs, 1,183 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,472,975; by negroes, $53,889.
No. Schools: White, 45; Colored, 17.
TAX RATE: County purposes, 13 2-3c. on $100; Roads, 2c. and 50c. on poll.
Bridges, 8c. ; Special, 8 l-3c. Bonded debt, $11,500.
POST OFFICES: Advance, AUGUSTA, Bailey, Bixby, Calahaln, CANA, Cooleemee,
Cornatzer, County Line, Dulins, Elbaville, Ephesus, Farmington, Felix, FORK
CHURCH, Halls Ferry, Holman, JERUSALEM, Kappa, MOCKSVILLE (c. h.), Nestor,
Pino, Redland, Sheffield, Smith Grove, Tennyson.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. No. miles, 300.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
North Carolina Midland, 17.68 miles, assessed value • $175,849.10
Western Union Telegraph Company, 38.00 miles, assessed value 1,111.74
Southern Express Company, 12.38 miles, assessed value 1,433.76
SUPERIOR COURT: April 2nd, two weeks; October 15th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— B. O. Morris,
Mocksville.
SHERIFF— James L. Sheek, Mocksville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. F. Moore,
Mocksville.
TREASURER— J. W. Etchison, Cana.
CORONER— J. W. Bailey, Mocksville.
SURVEYOR— M. R. Chaffin, Mocksville.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— M. D. Kimbrough,
Mocksville.
SUPr. CO. HOME— Alex. Wyatt, Mocks-
ville.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— T. N. Chaf-
fin, Mol•k9^ ille.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— J. D. Hodges,
Augusta.
CO. BO\RD OF EDUCATION— N. A.
Peebles, fchm.), Yadkin College; F. M.
Johnson, Mocksville; John Hendrix, Nestor.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. J. M. Cain,
(chm.), Elbaville; W. A. Barley, Advance;
W. T. Furches, Farmington.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— E. E. Hunt,
B. F. Stonestreet, S. A. Woodruff.
CONSTABLES— Jerusalem Township J.
H. L. Rice, Cooleemee; Mocksville, W. C.
K Etchison, Mocksville; Fulton, George Mc-
D&niel, Fork Church; Shady Grove, Mat.
Crotts, Advance; Farmington, Thomas L.
Whitlock, Farmington; Calahaln, F. M.
Gaither, Sheffield; Clarksville, P. P. Green,
Nestor.
Jasticcs of the Peace.
MOCKSVILLE TOWNSHIP— W. C. Denny,
! N. H. C. Williams, Mocksville; J. H. Cain,
Cana.
CLARKSVILLE— Thos. M. Smith, Shef-
field; R. F. Callette, G. S. Frost, Nestor.
JERUSALEM— Amos Daniel, Ephesus; P.
S. Stewart, Tennyson; W. A. Buker, Jerus-
alem.
SHADY GROVE— F. M. Williams, Gannon
Talbert, Advance; W. T. Myers, Beck.
CALAHALN— R. A. Stroud, Kappa; D. M.
Booe, Nestor; vjr. P. Dwiggins, Bailey.
FULTON— W. T. S. Myers, W. D. Mason,
H. C. Foster, Fork Church.
FARMINGTON— E. C. Smith, Farming-
ton; M. D. Bowden, Advance; J. H.
Saunders, Smith Grove; James Taylor,
Smith Grove; J. S. Sapley, Redland; Y. H
Graham, Farmington.
Public School Teachers.
Allen, W. B., Cornatzer.
Allen, Miss Beulah, Kappa.
Allen, Miss Matrie, Kappa.
Allen, O. G., Cornatzer.
Coley, Miss Grace, Cooleemee.
Davis, W. H., Fork Church.
Foster, Miss Maggie, Mocksville.
Hutchins, S. F., Holmans.
.Martin, Miss Lelia, Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Naylor, Miss Ina, Cana.
Orrell, Miss Carrie, Advance.
Poindexter, W. V., Advance.
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DAVIE COUNTY.
Smoot, John E., Kappa.
Smoot, Miss Tempie N., Kappa.
Van Eaton, Miss Sallie, Mocksville.
Boll, Miss Margaret, Mocksville, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Barnes, H. E.. Jubilee, R. F. D. No. 1.
Bowden, Miss Bertha, Advance, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Brandon, F. F., Calahaln, R. F. D. No. 1.
Bowden, J. M. , Advance.
Byerly, N. ii., Fork Church.
Cartner, J. L., Jiocksville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Caudle, Miss Cora, Hamptonville.
Crouse, L. H., Advance.
Davis. Thomas J., Kappa.
Daniel, Amos, Ephesus.
Eaton, Charles S. , Farmington.
Foster, Miss Maggie, Mocksville, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Graves, Miss Thirza -tt, Cooleemee.
Griffin, J. B. Farmington.
Hartman, C h.., Advance.
Johnson, J. D. C. , Cooleemee.
Latham, Sam -iocksville, R. * . D. No. 2.
Matheny, Miss Narcissa, Cooleemee.
Minor, John, Advance.
Merrell, W. F., York Church.
Orrell, Miss Carrie, Advance.
Penry, Miss Bessie Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. -2.
Penry, Miss Daisy, Mocksville, R
No. 2.
Reynolds, G. L. Cana.
Stonestreet Miss Mattie, Cana.
Taylor, Miss Lenora. Mocksville.
Nance, Paul H. Farmington.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— M. L. Smith, Farmington;
H. C. Byrum, Cooleemee; V Varner, Shef-
field; C. S. Kirkpatrick, Advance.
BAPTIST— Y. L. Reynolds, Cana.
LUTHERAN— W. R. Ketchie, Kappa.
Schools and Academies.
CANA — Y. L. Reynolds, Principal.
KAItMINCTON— B. W. Stephens, Prin.
AnOUSTA— J. D. Hodges, Principal.
ADVANCE— J. Minor, Principal.
SMITH GROVE— Rufus Penry, Principal.
Physicians not in Towns.
C. F. Hartly, Fork Church.
Baxter Bverlv. Cooleemee.
J. M. Cain, Felix.
W. G. Johnson, Farmington.
L. H. Cash, Smith Grove.
A. W. Wiseman, Jerusalem.
Merchants not in Towns.
A. A. Dweggins. Bailey.
J. H. Cain, Cana.
Collett \ Foot, Cana.
J. It. McClamroch. Cana.
Davis k, Urge, Fork Church.
Davis ,t Sons, Fork Church.
James Carter. Fork Church.
Thornas Caudle, Cornatzer.
S. T. Foster, Ephesus.
Jonas Daniel, Augusta.
F. W. Cl.arleb, Jerusalem.
Sanford & Smith, Farmington.
L. J. Horn, Farmington.
W. F. James, Farmington.
M. T. I.owery, County Line.
W. B. Horn, County Line.
T. M. Smith Sheffield.
Jamei Booe, Felix.
A. M. Foster, Fork Church.
J. H. Foster, Smiths Grove.
J. H. Saunders, Smiths GroTe.
John Bailey, Redland.
VT. M. Foster, Redland.
B. R. A.llen, Redland.
T. C. Allen, Bixby.
C. S. Massey, Bixby.
Rufus i'owles, Farmington.
Daniel Eaton, Pino.
W. A. Langston, Nestor.
Glunn Koontz, Kappa.
J. L. Kuilees, Kurfees.
C. C. Dimel, County Line.
Elliott & Thompson, Cooleemee.
Felix Beirier. Augusta.
Swink & Dedmon, Cooleemee.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. M. Myers, Fork Church.
G. W. Crotts, Fork Church.
John Nicholson, County Line.
M. C. Waid, Farmington.
Wm. Tysinger, Farmington.
Robert Neeley, Holmans.
Cotton Gins.
Eph. Barnhart, Augusta.
Lefler Bros., Ephesus.
Davis & Son, Fork Church.
Garwood & son. Fork Church.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Horn & Bros., County Line.
Hooper & Allen, Smith Grove.
A. W. Ellis, Farmington.
Saw Mills.
Everhart & Son, Ephesui.
E. Barnhart, Augusta.
W. H. Hebson, Cooleemee.
J. N. Charles, Jerusalem.
Davis & Son. Fork Church.
J. W. Etchison. Cana.
W. G. Allen, Smith Grove.
A. W. Ellis, Farmington.
Booe & La key, Nestor.
C. P. Hege, Advance.
A. C. Wood, Advance.
Bailey & Bailey, Advance.
Craver Bros., Bailey.
Ledford Bro., Cooleemee.
MOCKSVIIiliB.
Incorporaled in 1839.
Population 745.
Value real estate, $121,445.64.
Value personal property, $70,332.78.
No. whire polls, 150.
No. colored polls, 39.
TAX RATE— 25 cents on $100 for ill
purposes.
DAVIE COUNTY.
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Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. M. McGlamory.
CLERK -F. M. Johnson.
TREASURER— F. M. Johnson.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. C. P. Etchison.
ATTORNEY— T. B. Bailey.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. C. P. Etchison.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— V. E. Swann,
E. E. Hunt, F. M. Johnson, J. B. John-
stone, G. E. Horn.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— T. L. Kelly,
E. E. Hunt, Z. N. Anderson.
POSTM VfSTER— E. H. Morris.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. M. McClamery.
R. R. AGENT— A. M. MeGlamery.
Ministers and Chnrclies.
METHODIST— J. R. Rogers, Pastor.
BAPTIST— C. S. Cashwell, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— F. M. Allen, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
Schools and Academies.
SUNNY SIDE SEMINARY— Misses Eaton.
Principals.
MOCKSVILLE ACADEMY— Miss Lenora
Taylor, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Swicegood, Mrs. M. E. Swicegood.
S. W. Blackwood.
Mrs. Kate Holman.
Agricultural Implements.
C. C. Sanford.
E. E. Hunt.
J. L. Clem nt.
Banks and Bankers.
BAVK OF DAVTF— \V. A. Bailey, Pres. ;
J. T. Byerly, Cashier. Capital, $10,000;
Surplus and Profits, $5,000.
Barber Shops.
E. L. Griffin.
Will Garther.
Blacksmith Shops.
V. E. Swain.
J. T. Parnell.
M. Saundprs.
Bievcle Dealers.
E. E. Hunt, Jr.
Boots and Shoes.
W. H. Bailey.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
James Poplen.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
R. L. Wilson.
W H. Holdon.
A. C. Moton.
Contractors and Builders.
J. H. Cauble.
J. E. Jones.
W. H. Craves.
B. L. Hopkins
Cotton Mills.
COOLEEMKI- — F \V Ervin "resident; J.
H. Webb, Secretary ard Treasurer.
Cotton Gins.
J. H. Cain.
James T, Sheek & Co.
Cefter Bro.
T- P. Foster.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
M. A. Toster.
J. L. CU ment.
Dealers in Ice.
E. E. Hunt. .Ir
M. D. Kimbrough.
Dentists.
R. P. Anderson
Doctors.
Jamea McGuire.
M. D. Kimhrough.
W. C. Martin.
B. C Clement.
J. W. Rodwell.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. Smith.
Drv Goods and Notions.
C. C. Sjnford
Williams & Anderson.
J. L. Ciement
J. T. bailey.
J. P. Green.
Bailey & Martin.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Horn Bros. & Johnstone.
P. Cain.
Furniture Manufacturers.
MOC KSVILLE FURNITURE CO.— T. B.
Bailey, President; Jake Hane, Secretary
and Treasurer.
MOCKSVILLE CHAIR FACTORY— E. L.
Gaither, President: James McGuire, Secre-
tary and Tieasurer; G. E. Horn, Mgr.
FURNITURE STORE— Will Starrette.
General Merchandise.
C. C. S.mford.
E. E. Hunt.
J. L. Clement.
.1 T. Baitv
Bailey & Martin.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
P. L. Meroney.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Viiss A. P. Grant.
Insurance Agencies.
T. N. Ohaffin.
J. H. Stewart.
A. M. MeGlamery.
Junk Dealers.
H. C. Veroney.
Job Printing Offices.
The Courier.
Davie Itecord.
Lawyers.
T. B. Bailey.
E. L. O.iirher.
Jacob Stewart.
T. N. f'n.itVin.
E. H. Mrrris.
A. T. Grant, Jr.
Masons and Builders.
J. it
Music Teachers.
ther.
Miss Elv, Kelly.
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DAVIE— DUPLIN.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE COURIER— W. K. Clement, Editor.
DAVIE RECORD— E. H. Morris, Editor.
Paper-Hangers.
J. H. Cauble.
John E. Jones.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
J. Lee Kurfees.
T!eal Estate Agents.
Chaffin & Son.
Saw Mills.
Seaford Bio., Mocksville.
G. W. Green & Son, Mocksville
C. C. Craven.
Ratledge & Co.
Shingle Dealers.
J. P. Creen.
Spoiting Goods.
E. E. Hunt, Jr.
Stoves and Tinware.
W. A. Weant.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Howard & Current.
M. D. Brown.
Telegraph. Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— A. M. McGlamery.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
MOCKSVILLE— Horn & Johnstone.
Watch'-s and Jewelry
Thos. Martin.
Wood-Working Shops.
S. A. Mickey.
M. Richardson.
A. L. Betts.
ADVANCE.
Population, 489.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. A. Hcndrix.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— A. C. Carnatzer,
B. R. Bailey, T. T. Watkins.
POSTMASTER— Will White.
Schools and Academies.
ADVANCE ACADEMY— J. Minor, Prin.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— W. -.1. Robbins, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Jones Hotel.
Mrs. Ellis.
Agricultural Implements.
H. T. Smithdeal.
Will White.
J. W. Jones.
W. L. Call & Co.
Wood & Mock.
Blacksmith Shops.
P. T. Poindexter.
W. T. Brindle.
Doctors.
T. T. Watkins.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Bailey & Bailey.
DUPLIN COUNTY.
County Seat, Kenansville.
Formed in 1749 from New Hanover county. Its early settlers were Irish, and tba
name reminded them of Dublin.
Area, 67C square miles.
POPULATION: 22,405. White males, 6,982; white females, 6.S95. Foreign born,
22. Negro males, 3,988; negro females, 4,540. White males over 21 years, 3,287; negro
males over 21 years, 1,458. White polls, 2,441; negro polls, /'.
Value of real estate, $1,858,015, increase of $107,658 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,429,761 increase of $208,693 over 1904, including 2,298 horses, 1,656 mules, 15
jacks and jennets, -,537 goats, 11,096 cattle, 36,063 hogs, 3,624 sheep.
Property listed in 1.05 by whites, $3,112 024; by negroes, $175,752.
No. Schools: White, 80; Colored, 49.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. poll.
POST OFFICES: Albertson, Beulaville, Bowdens, Branchs Store, Cabin, Calypso,
Cavenaugh, Chinquapin, Corine, FAISON, Hallsville, Humphrey, KENANSVILLE (c. h.),
Leon, Lyman, MAGNOLIA, Outlaws Bridge, Pasle3r, Resaca, Rosehill, Safe, Sloan,
TEACHEYS, Tharon, WALLACE, WARSAW.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Line, 36.96 miles, assessed value $930,414.72
Armour Car i_.ines, assessed value 6,333.00
Pullman Company, 33.00 miles, assessed value 5,189.
Western Union Telegraph Company, 393.00 miles, assessel value 17,424. Pi
DUPLIN COUNTY.
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Southern Express Company, 36.96 miles, assessed value 4,280.42
Continental Fruit Express Company, assessed value 3,000.00
Teacheys-Dell Telephone Company, assessed value . 406.25
Union Tank Line, assessed value 4,021
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 4,500.00
Duplin Telephone Company, assessed value 680.00
SUPERIOR COURT: February 19th, two weeks; August 27th, two weeks; Novem-
ber 19th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— D. H. Wallace,
Kenansville.
SHERIFF— L. Middleton, Kenansville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— C. S. Carr, Ken-
•nsville.
TREASURER— L. Middleton, Kenansville.
CORONER— J. A. Powell, Warsaw.
SURVEYOR— F. L Potter, Hallsville.
STANDARD-KEEPER— A. D. Johnson,
Kenansville.
CO. ATTORNEYS— Carlton & Williams,
Kenansville.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— A. J. Jones.
Kenansville.
SUPT. OF CO. HOME— M. N. Strick-
land, Magnolia.
CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— S. W. Clement,
Wallace. _
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— D. C.
Potter, Albertson; W. S. Loi'tin, Bowdens.
W. B. Southerland, (chm.), Rosehill.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— i.i. F. Westbrook,
(chm.), Leon; Jacob O. Carr, Safe; M. W.
Brown, Beulaville.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— John M.
Faison, Faison; G. W. Carroll, Magnolia;
J. C. Mallard, Rosehill.
CONSTABLES— E. J. Southerland, Ken-
ansville; Amos Kilpatrick, Rosehill; Perry
D. Matthews, Safe; D. H. Norris, Teacheys;
H. H. Lain, Chinquapin; D. C. Thigpen,
Beulaville; B. F. Williams, Kenansville;
W. F. Smith, Branches Store; W. J. Smith,
Leon; O. H. Dail, Mt. Olive; F. P. Hurst,
Faison; H. G. Owens, Warsaw.
Justices of the Peace.
KENANSVILLE TOWNSHIP— A. F. Wil-
liams, Henry Dail, Kenansville; G. W.
Carroll, Magnolia.
MAGNOLIA— George Edwards, G. H. Rob-
inson, Magnolia.
ROSEHILL— James T. Wilkins, Jesse
Fussell, J. E. Wells, Rosehill.
ROCKFISH— James T. Turner, Teacheys.
Walter B. Register, Rosehill; A. C.
Johnson, Harrells Store.
ISLAND CREEK— A. L. McGowan, W. J.
Teachey, Wallace; J. C. McMillan, Teach-
6> CYPRESS CREEK— W. R. Sholar, Sloan;
D. W. Dail, Z. Blanchard, Chinquapin.
LIMESTONE— H. S. Thomas, J. S.
Thomas, Beulaville; John B. Shuffield,
Hallsville. .
SMITHS— T. G. Smith, Leon; R. Q. Sand-
lin, Kenansville; W. J. Kennedy, Cabin.
GLISSON'S— P. L. Kornegay, Wm. B.
^Herring, A. J. Keathley, Branchs Store.
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ALBERTSON— W. J. Grady, D. O. Pot-
ter, D. D. Quinn, Albertson.
WOLFSCRAPE— A. H. Whitfield, Lawton
Outlaw, Kirby Dail, Mt. Olive.
FAISON— Thomas Perrett, Faison; S. M.
Bowdens, Calypso; George M. Long, Bow-
dens.
WARSAW— F. L. Faison, J. H. FonviUe,
W. H. Middleton, Warsaw.
Public School Teachers.
Moore, W. A., Rosehill.
Cooper, Miss D., Kenansville.
Wallace, Miss G., Branchs Store.
Wells, Miss M., Magnolia.
Burnham, Miss D., Faison.
Outlaw, Miss M., Branchs Store.
Herring, Miss M. H., Wallace.
Williamson, Miss E., Haw River.
Kornegay, R. D., Branchs Store.
Page, Miss K., Teacheys.
Houston, Miss E. L., Kenansville.
Noble, Miss P., Bowdens.
Potter, L. J., Branchs Store.
McLamb, Miss R. A., Newton Grove.
Middleton, Miss E. C, Warsaw.
Williams, Miss L., Rosehill.
Williams, Miss M., Rosehill.
Bland, Miss O., Wallace.
James, Miss F., Sloan.
Carlton, Miss A., Warsaw.
Carr, Miss J., Rosehill.
Sniith, lu'iss L., Leon.
Dail, Miss Cornie L., Kenansville.
Fountain, Mrs. P. C, Mobley.
Smith, Miss I., Leon.
Shine, Miss M. L., Kenansville.
Rayner, Miss M. A., Maple Hill.
Smith, Miss S., Leon.
Kornegay, Miss K., Bowdens.
Boone, Miss Laura M., Rosehill.
Davis, Mrs. N. S. Winston-Salem.
Deans, Miss B. K, Calypso.
Potter, D. C, Outlaws Bridge.
Hall, Miss K., Sloan.
Weeks, Miss I., Bowdens.
Moore, Miss G. H., Warsaw.
Brown, Miss M., Hallsville.
Barden, Miss L., Magnolia.
Cooper, Miss D., Kenansville.
McCullen, Miss S., Faison.
Veach, Miss K., Warsaw.
Summerlin, Miss A., Mt. Olive.
Herring, Miss W., Wallace.
Matthews, Miss L.. Taylor3 Bridsre.
Bailey, Miss P., Warsaw.
Best, Miss M., Warsaw.
Lamb, Miss N., Wallace.
Whitman, Mrs. M., Warsaw.
Chambers, Miss N., Kenansville.
Thomson, Miss A. L., Faison.
Carlton, Miss M. M., Warsaw.
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DUPLIN COUNTY.
Middleton, E., Warsaw.
Veach, Miss F., Warsaw.
Williams, Mis3 A., Rosehill.
Loftin, Miss E., Bowdens.
James, V. J., Sloan.
Chambers, Miss B., Kenansville.
Craft, Miss S., Sharon.
Smith, Miss J., Leon.
Dail, Miss C. B., Kenansville.
Brown, E. W., Mobley.
Wallace, Miss M. B., Kenansville.
Blalock, D. J., Mt. Olive.
Southerland, Miss L. W., Rosehill.
Royall, Mrs. E. H., Warsaw.
Kornegay, Miss B., Branchs Store.
Rackley, Miss F., Magnolia.
Wooten, B. H., Jr., Maple Hill.
Brooks, Miss E. W., Calypso.
Hall, Miss D., Sloan.
Thomson, Miss A. L., Faison.
Newton, Miss E. J., Magnolia.
Jones, Miss J. M., Wallace.
Lamb, Miss Lucile, Wallace.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— John T. Albritton, Mt. Olive.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. F. Maxwell, Resaca.
G. W. Kennedy, Beulaville.
J. F. Landin, Chinquapin.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. McR. Grady, Albertson.
W. J Kennedy & Co., Cabin.
I. T. Bishop, Kenansville.
O. W. Scott, Hallsville.
S. 0. Middleton, Hallsville.
G. B. D. Parker, Chinquapin.
R. D. Oarr, Magnolia.
John King, Mt. Olive.
John L. James, Sloan.
C. C. Teachey & Son, Rosehill.
D. Sprunt Murphy, Rosehill.
J. B. Meready, Chinquapin.
T. B. Pierce, Warsaw.
J. T. Jovner, Mt. Olive.
J. 0. Carr & Son, Safe.
S. J. L. Sholar, Sloan.
D. Frank Brock, Mt. Olive.
Wade & Rhodes, Sharon.
J. L. Register, Rosehill.
Rowland Lumber Co., Bowdens.
W. H. Sloan & Son, Chinquapin.
W. R. Brown, Sloan.
J. A. Teachey, Rosehill.
Albritton Bros., Calypso.
Lee Albritton, Kenansville.
Mrs. S. A. P. Bryan, Kenansville.
W. R. Brown, Sloan.
John A. Boyette, Sr., Warsaw.
Joel Burton, Chinquapin.
J. S. Cavenaugh, Pasley.
George Cavenaugh, Beulaville.
B. H. Cattle, Chinquapin.
J. B. Dempsey, Wallace.
Hosea Edwards, Flox.
Julian Edwards, Flox.
J. D. Fuseell, Rosehill.
P. T. Fountain, Lamers.
W. I. Hall, RosehilL
J. A. Huffham, Rosehill.
A. 0. Justice, Bowdens.
G. M. Maxwell, Resaca.
Cooper & Moore, Warsaw.
James L. Outlaw, Mt. Olive.
Crate Factories.
T. B. Pierce, Warsaw.
Alex. Newton, Wallace.
Cotton Gins.
A. J. Barfleld, Mt. Olive.
Gecrge W. Williams, Mt. Olive.
J. B. Oliver, Mt. Olive.
Bell & Pate, Mt. Olive.
Southerland & Turner, Mt. Olive.
Y. F. Jones, Mt. Olive.
George W. Ooodson, Mt. Olive.
D. H. Garner, Mt. Olive.
D. B. Bunn & Co., Kenansville.
J. McR. Grady, Albertson.
A. J. Scott, Branchs Store.
D. W. Boney, Resaca.
S. W. Grisham, Beulaville.
G. B. D. Parker, Chinquapin.
D. E. Boney, Wallace.
E. Boney, Teacheys.
Carr & Boney, Safe.
James C. Williams, Rosehill.
John C. Mallard, Rosehill.
J. F. Croom & Bro., Magnolia.
Magnolia Manufacturing Co., Magnolia.
T. B. Pierce, Warsaw.
R. J. Williams, Warsaw.
D. L. Woodward, Warsaw.
L.' P. Best, Warsaw.
Faison Gin & Manufacturing Co., Faisoa.
C. W. Bland, Faison.
Enterprise Gin Co., Calypso.
James P. Bryam, Kenansville.
Quinn & Wilkins, Beulaville.
Saw Mills.
0. J. Southerland, Kenansville.
Alex. Newton, Wallace.
G. B. D. Parker, Chinquapin.
KENANSVILLE.
Incorporated in 1899.
Value real estate, $30,000.
Population. 350.
TAX RATE— 75c. on poll and J5«, on
$100.
Town Officers.
Election is held in May each year; term
of office. 1 year.
MAYOR— A. F. Williams, Sr.
TREASURER— H. D. Williams.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. S. Herring.
POLICEMAN— J. S. Herringr.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Bland Wallace,
Henry D. Farrior, J. J. Bowden, D. L. Carl-
ton, H. D. Williams, (clerk.)
POSTMASTER— Thad. Jones, Jr.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— A. V. Royal,, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. M. Shaw, Pastor.
BAPTIST— C. M. Rock, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
JAMES SPRUNT INSTITUTE— P. Mcln-
tire, President; Miss Maria Loftin, Lady
Principal. .
GROVE ACADEMY— W. M. Shaw, Prin-
cipal.
DUPLIN COUNTY.
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Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. B. C. Bowden.
Miss Sallie Southerland.
Mrs. Kittie Farrior.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
C. J. Southerland.
R. M. Williamson.
Contractors and Builders.
John S. Herring.
Enoch Newton.
Dentists.
J. C. D. Herring
Doctors.
A. J. Jones.
J. G. Murphy-
Dress-Makers.
Miss Sallie Southerland.
Miss Emma C. Blount.
Mrs. Sallie Farrior.
Mrs. D. H. Wallace.
General Merchandise.
Wallace & Gavin.
W. B. Cooper.
J. D. Southerland.
J. N. Southerland.
Lawyers.
L. A. Beasley.
H. D. Williams.
Thad. Jones, Jr.
D. L. Carlton.
John A. Gavin, Jr.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss E. J. Farrior.
Newspapers and Editors.
EASTERN CAROLINA NEWS— D. S.
Hines, Editor.
Real Estate Agents.
Carlton & Williams.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
KENANSVTLLE TELEPHONE CO.— H. D
Williams, Manager.
DUPLIN TELEPHONE CO.
MAGNOLIA.
Incorporated in 1855.
Population, 700.
TAX RATE— 33 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— M. B. Taylor.
CLERK AND TREASURER— W. R. New-
bury.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Richard Mathis.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. A. Groves,
J. A. McArthur, M. B. Taylor, W. R. New-
bury.
PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMITTEE— C. M.
Middleton, (chm.), L. B. Taylor( sec),
K. E. Hollingsworth.
POSTMASTER— H. M. Swinaon.
R. R. AGENT— P. J. Heath,
EXPRESS AGENT— P. J. Heath.
Schools and Academies.
THE MAGNOLIA PUBLIC SOxiOOL— B.
Robinson, Principal.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— O. M. Rock, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. W. Martin, Pastor.
UNTVERSALIST— Thomas Chapman, Pas-
tor.
HOLINESS— G. F. Taylor, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mathis House — Mrs. J. A. Mathis, Prop.
Barber Shops.
B. H. Ezzell.
Companies.
THE MAGNOLIA MANUFACTURING CO.
— Millers, Ginners and Crate Manufacturers.
J. F. CROOM & BRO.— Fertilizer, Bulbs,
Millers, Ginners and Crate Manufacturers.
NEWBURY & TAYLOR— Bulbs.
J. H. BAKER— Miller, Saw Mill * Crate
Factory.
Doctors.
0. F. Smith.
Fertilizer Dealers.
J. F. Croom.
The H. E. Newbury Co.
General Merchandise.
C. P. Gaylor.
The H. E. Newbury Oo.
J. O. Home.
E. D. Scott & Co.
Insurance Aeents.
W. R. Newbury.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Mary Cox.
The H. E. Newbury Co.
Retail Grocers.
J. H. Groves.
Saw Mills.
J. A. McArthur.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. F. Pickett.
Richard Matthews.
ROSEHELL
Incorporated in 1901.
Population, white, 170; colored, 40.
TAX RATE— 20c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. F. Blizzard.
CLERK— S. L. Bradshaw.
TREASURER— S. L. Bradshaw.
ATTORNEY— H. L. Stevens.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS— W. H.
Fussell, W. D. Henderson, W. L. Byrd,
W. G. Fussell, M. J. Savage.
POSTMASTER— Henrv Fussell, Jr.
NOTARY PUBLIC— J. F. Blizzard.
R. R. AGENT— J. T. Vick.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. T. Vict
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. T. Albritton, Pastor,
Calypso.
PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Mr. Curry, Pas-
tor, Wallace.
METHODIST— J. W. Martin, Pastor,
Magnolia.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
Schools and Academies.
County Public School.
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DUPLIN COUNTY.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Overbrook, Mrs. J. C. Mallard,
Proprietor.
Carr House, D. T. Carr, Prop.
Barber Shops.
Wade Stringfield.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. J. Newton.
Cotton Buyers.
0. P. Middleton.
W. L. Hill.
A. M. Faison.
Cotton Gins.
Rose Hill M'fg Co.
Jesse Fussell.
Contractors and Builders.
W. C. Savage.
M. J. Savage.
Pinkney Rich.
Z. A. Rochelle.
W. H. Jones.
Crate Factories.
Rose Hill M'fg Co.
Doctors.
T. R. Hatcher.
General Merchandise.
W. D. Henderson & Co.
Rose Hill Manufacturing Co.
J. J. Tew.
J. A. Teaehey.
C. C. Boney & Sons.
W. D. Kilpatrick.
W. G. Fussell.
Scott & Gresham.
Insurance Agencies.
J. F. Blizzard.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. L. Byrd.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. A. F. CaiT.
Painters.
U. Heath.
George A. Cox.
C. J. Newton.
Saw MA lis.
Fussell & Boney.
Jesse Fussell.
C. M. Steinmetz.
WARSAW.
Incorporated in 1885.
Population, 950.
TAX RATE— 33 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— H. G. Owen.
CLERK— J. B. Cox.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Abb Guy.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— John Bardin,
R. L. Best, G. G. Best, C. E. Hussey, J. B.
Cox.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— H. L.
Stevens, (chm.), L. P. Best, W. L. Hill
O. P. Middleton, M. E. Hobbs, S. E.
Hines.C. E. Hussey, J. R. Barden, G. G.
Best.
POSTMASTER— J. B. Winders.
R. R. AGENT— A. L. Orrell.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. L. Orrell.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— C. M. Rock, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— R. E. Mann, Pastor.
METHODIST— V. A. Royal, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
WARSAW HIGH SCHOOL— S. G. Win-
stead, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Northumberland.
J. R. Wilson.
A. B. Winders.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF WARSAW— T. B. Pierce,
President; H. F. .fierce, Cashier. Capital,
$10,000; Surplus and Profits, $2,000.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. M. Blanchard.
Bottling Works.
J. L. Southall, Manager.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
L. Slossberg & Bro.
Crate Factories.
Thomas B. Pierce, Manager.
Doctors.
L. Hussey.
J. M. Williams.
Druggists.
Vick & Co.
Hardware Dealers.
H. D. Farrior & Co.
Lawyers.
H. L. Stevens.
Livery and Sales Stables.
M. E. Hobbs.
R. H. Best & Co.
Insurance Agencies.
P. W. Blackmore.
H. F. Pierce.
General Merchandise.
L. P. Best.
C. E. Hussey.
M. T. Murray.
S. E. Hines.
Duplin Supply Co.
M. F. Callahan & Co.
G. G. Best.
J. B. Cox.
Meat Markets.
J. H. Fonvielle.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Slossburg Bros.
Miss Ida L. Murray.
Retail Grocers.
J. Walter Johnson.
J. B. Cox & Co.
G. G. Best.
E. H. Walker.
W. C. Thornton.
Tobacco 'Warehouses.
Warsaw Tobacco Warehouse — W. L. Hill,
Proprietor.
Telephone Exchanges & M'g'rs.
DUPLIN TELEPHONE CO.— H. L. Ste-
vens, President.
Undertakers and Emhalmers.
Owen & Blanchard.
DUPLIN COUNTY.
229
FAISON.
Incorporated in 1875.
Population, 350.
TAX RATE— 10c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. D. Hicks.
CLERK AND TREASURER— M. McD.
Williams.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. C. Bell.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. T. South-
erland, P. Armstrong, F. Sloan, C. S.
Hines, M. McD. Williams, W. T. Fair-
cloth.
PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMITTEE— A. R.
Hicks, Lovit Lee, M. McD. Williams.
POSTMASTER— V. N. Seawell.
R. R AGENT— Isaac W. Lane.
EXPRESS AGENT— Isaac W. Lane.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— Peter Mclntyre, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Ed. Wooten, Rector.
METHODIST— J. W. Potter, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. M. Page, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
FAISON MALE ACADEMY OF WILMING-
TON PRESBYTERY.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Witherington.
Mrs. Julia King.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF FAISON— W. E. Borden, Presi-
dent; O. W. Sutton, Vice-President; M.
McD. Williams, Cashier. Capital, $10,000.
Surplus and Profits, $2,000.
Cotton Gins.
Faison Gin & Manufacturing Co. Capi-
tal, $35,000.
Crate Factories.
J. W. Mallard, Prop.
Doctors.
V. N. Sewell.
John M. Faison.
DrTifireists.
Faison Drug Co.
General Merchandise.
Faison & Co.
C. T. Southerland & Co.
C. S. Hines & Bro.
Thompson & Taylor.
Southerland & Manley
Smith & Bell.
C. L. Giddens.
I. Greenthal.
R. B. Southerland.
L. Bland.
A. R. Hines & Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE DUPLIN JOURNAL— John M. Fai-
son, Editor and Manager.
■WALLACE.
Population, 400.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. L. McGowan.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— S. A. Boney,
George L. Boney, J. N. Gibbons, J. S.
Westbrook.
SURVEYOR— W. J. Boney.
POSTMASTER— J. T. Rlvenbark.
Schools and Academies.
CLEMENT INSTITUTE— H. Stewart,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Boney— Mrs. K. F. Boney, Prop.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF DUPLIN— H. C. McQueen,
President; A. L. McGowan, Cashier. Capi-
tal, $15,500; Surplus and Profits, $5,000.
Barber Shops.
Fleet Herring.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
N. Boon.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
WALLACE BRICK & TILE CO.— W. F.
Murphy, Manager
Clothine, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Abe Tonous.
Dunie Brothers.
Confectionery Dealers.
A. R. & B. Stone.
Crate Factories.
Carrier Bros. Co.
D. H. Williams.
Dealers in Carriages.
Z. J. Carter & Son.
W. D. Wells.
Doctors.
B. R. Graham.
J. W. Carroll.
Dentists.
C. S. Sloan.
Lawyers.
Grady, Herring & Ward.
Drue srists.
B. R. Graham.
J. W. Carroll.
General Merchandise.
Hall Mercantile Co.
Pigford & Hauchey.
The Boney Co.
A. R. & B. Sloan.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Z. J. Carter & Son.
W. D. Wells.
Fertilizer Dealers.
Z. J. Carter & Son.
Hall & Boney.
M. M. Murray.
J. G. Page.
Caldwell & Herring.
Insurance Agencies.
A. L. McGowan.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Wallace M'f'g Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. D. B. Mallard.
Miss Maggie Carr.
Retail Grocers.
Sheffield Bros.
A. R. & B. Sloan.
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DUPLIN— DURHAM.
Sales an«l Eivavy Stables.
Carter & Brice.
W. D. Wells & Co.
Marvin Boney.
K. F. Boney.
Tobacco Warehouses.
PEOPLES TOBACCO WAREHOUSE— O. R.
Townsend, Prop. ; W. J. Boney, Pres. ; A. R.
Sloan, Secretary.
TEACHEY'S.
Incorporated in 1903..
Value of real estate, $70,000.
Population, 200.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— James D. Teachey.
TAX COLLECTOR— H. M. Corbett.
POLICEMAN— B. R. Yarborough.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. A. Newkirk,
D. S. Boney, D. E. Taylor,
R. R. AGENT— W. G. Gustice.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. G. Gustice.
POSTMASTER— John C. McMillan.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. M. P. Currie, Pas-
tor.
BAPTIST— W. B. Rivenbark, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
TEACHEY'S HIGH SCHOOL— Thomas
Sloan, Principal.
Hotels and Boadine Houses.
Hotel Rex, C. H. Carter, Prop.
Contractors and Builders.
J. E. Page.
A. F. Bland.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Teachey' s Brick & Tile Co., John 0.
McMillan, Proprietor.
General Merchandise.
J. C. McMillan, Jr.
B. F. Fussell.
J. C. McMillan, St.
Crate Factories.
B. F. Fussell.
Saw Mills.
B. F Fussell.
J. C.' McMillan, Sr.
DURHAM COUNTY.
County Seat, Durham.
Formed in 1881 from Orange and Wake counties. Name derived from its prinoipal
town, formerly called Durham's Depot, after the Durham family.
Area, 364 square miles.
POPULATION: 26,233. White males, 8,051; white females, 8,433. Foreign born, 162.
Negro males, 4,710; negro females, 5,039. White males over 21 years, 3,944; nsgro
males over 21 years, 2,120. White polls,3,040; negro polls, 1,114.
Value of real estate, $6,735,125, increase of $541,027 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $6,926,775, increase of $143,460 over 1904, including 1,822 horses, 962 mules, 4
jacks and jennets, <2 goats, 3,855 cattle, 5,120 hogs, 306 sheep, 2 dogs, 184 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $13,296,343; by negroes, $365,436.
No. Schools: White. 36; Colored, 19.
TAX RATE: County. 22c. on $100; roads, 10c; debt, 2e. Bonded debt, $60,000.
Macadam roads, 50 miles, cost per mile, $3,500.
POST OFFICES: Bahama, Dayton, DURHAM (c. h.), EAST DURHAM, Fishdam,
Flat River, Galveston, Gorman, Luster, Lyndover, Nelson, Red Mountain, Rougemont,
South Lowell, Stagville, Umbra, West Durham, Willardville.
PUBLIC ROADS: J. M. Pollard, Durham, Supt. Worked partly by labor and partly
by taxation, 28c. on poll. Convicts used. No. miles, 497; crushed stone, 50.
RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Southern Railway, 11.18 miles, assessed value $276,383.47
North Carolina Railroad, 16. 22 miles, assessed value 475, 561. 39
Seaboard Air Line. 10.39 miles, assessed value 207,620.0b
Pullman Company, 16.00 miles, assessed value 2,323.93
Southern Express Company, 57.95 miles, assessed value 6,711.32
Western Unicn Telegraph Company, 179.77 miles, assessed value 5,259.5.'
Durham Light & Power Company, assessed value 12, 500. 00
Norfolk & Western Railway Company, 19.50 miles, assessed value 277,733.44
Ltpton Car Lines, asessed value 400.00
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Interstate Tel. & Tel. Co., assessed value 8,118.60
Southern Cotton Oil Co., assessed value 9,000.00
The Durham Traction Company, assessed value 148,000.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 8th, criminal cases only; January 22nd, two weeks,
civil cases only; March 19th, two weeks, civil cases only; May 14th criminal cases
only; August 27th, criminal cases only; October 1st, two weeks, civil cases only; De-
cember 3rd, criminal cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— C. B. Green,
Durham.
SHERIFF— F. D. Markham, Durham.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— M. G. Markham,
Durham.
TREASURER— Paschal Lunsford, Dur-
ham.
SURVEYOR— Ed. Belvin, Durham.
STANDARD-KEEPER— R. C. Cox, Dur-
ham.
CORONER— J. F. Maddry, Durham.
CO. ATTORNEY— P. C. Graham, Durham.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— T. A. Mann, Dur-
ham.
SUPT. CO. HOME— W. T. Mangum,
Durham.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— C. W. Massey,
Durham.
CO. BOARD EDUCATION— J. W. Urn-
stead, (chm.), Umbra; J. D. Hamlin,
Jones Fuller, Durham; Attorney, Jones
Fuller, Durham.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— J. W. Allen,
(chm.), Durham; Theo. E. Belvin, Jno.
E. Cole, Durham; Z. T. Hampton, Umbra;
O. K. Proctor, Durham.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. S. Man-
ning, (chm.), Durham; J. Otho Lunsford,
Durham; J. V. Rigsbee, Durham.
CONSTABLES— Durham Township, Jas.
T. Pleasants; Lebanon, A. L. Tilly; Man-
gum. Jas. H. Mangum; Oak Grove, C. L.
Sorrell; Cedar Fork, G. L. Whitley; Pat-
terson, Geo. L. Barbee.
Justices of the Peace.
DURHAM TOWNSHIP— D. C. Gunter, J.
E. Owens. J. T. Morton. E. K. Powe, R.
C. Cox, R. B. Blalock, O. W. Belvin, W.
P. Phillips, Durham.
LEBANON— T. E. Cash, Bedford Hill, T.
M. Watson.
MANGUM— E. H. Veazey, D. D. Harris,
P. A. Flinton.
OAK GROVE— A. M. Sorrell, Claude
Sherron, Henry G. Coleman.
CEDAR FORK— W. H. Morris, Christo-
pher Barbee, G. M. Green.
PATTERSON— Paschall Cook, G. A.
Barbee, Sydney Pope.
Public School Teachers.
L. H. Kincaid, Durham.
J. W. Cameron, East Durham.
Miss Bettie Barbee, Durham.
Miss Ida Satterwhite, Durham.
Miss Ellen Garrett, Durham.
Miss Nellie McClees, Durham.
Miss Sallie Vickers, Durham.
Miss Lela Beves, Durham.
Miss Willie T. Hall, Durham.
Miss Rosa Lyon, Durham.
J. E. Pegram, Durham.
Miss Sophronia Langston, West Durham
Mrs. B. N. Mann, West Durham.
Miss Emma Duffy, West Durham.
Miss Margaret Holloway, Durham.
Miss Julia W. Faucette, Durham.
Miss Inez Angier, West Durham.
Miss Nannie Douglas, West Durham.
J. M. Anderson, Durham.
Miss Ida Price, Durham.
Mrs. S. M. Smith, Durham.
A. M. Carpenter, Durham.
T. M. Watson, Durham.
Mrs. L. L. Barnes, Durham.
Miss Lola Latta, Durham.
Mrs. J. F. Garrard, South Lowell.
J. E. T. Massey, Rougemont.
Miss Daisy Freeland, Rougemont.
Miss Marie Turner, Rougemont.
Pervis Tilley, Bahama.
Miss Mary Cannady, Bahama.
Miss Lizzie Davis, Willardville.
E. Walton, Nelson.
Mrs. M. C. Horton, East Durham.
A. C. Weatherly, Durham.
Miss Loula Bailey, Dayton.
Miss Maggie Woods, Redwood.
Charles A. Sigmon, Redwood.
Miss Laura Cox, Nelson.
Miss Pattie L. Page, Nelson.
Miss Lillian Massey, Durham.
Miss Daisy I. Massey, Durham.
Miss Bettie Council, Durham.
Miss Jessie Massey, Durham.
Miss Mollie Chandler, Durham.
E. R. Harris, Edgemont.
Ministers riot iu Towns.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Downy, E. Durham
W. H. Edwards, Durham- E. Y. Pool
Bethel; Z. W. Whellens, Grissom; C. J,
Lowe, Rogers Store; J. W. Atkinson, Ral
eigh; W. S. Olive, Apex; J. F. McDuf
fie, Rock Spring; A. D. Hunter, Cary.
METHODIST— C. P. Jerome. West Dur-
ham and Cunninggim; J. H. McCall, Dur-
ham; W. H. Puckett, Stem; J. B. Thomp-
son, Durham Circuit; P. H. Massey, Durham.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— S. P. Terry, South
Lowell; T. Y. Monk, South Lowell; Albert
Blayloek, Lyndover.
Physicians not in Towns.
R. L. Holloway, West Durham.
George n. Ross, East Durham.
M. P. Ward, Holloway.
E. M. Holt, Willardville.
Ector C. Patterson.
A. C. Jordan.
Everet Lyon, Durham.
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Merchants not in Towns.
D. B. Debnam, Durham.
Tilley Bros., South Lowell.
H. S. Rigsbee, Durham.
S. F. Gates, Rougemont.
H. H. Dowdee, Durham.
W. E. Hall, Red Mountain.
J. N. Lyon, Durham.
G. W. Brooks, Luster.
W. G. Gates, Durham.
A. W. Tilley, Bahama.
W. S. Colclough, Durham.
W. B. Hampton, Hampton.
R. H. Morris, Durham.
W. G. Hollowav, Holloway.
J. S. Woods, Durham.
N. E. Couch, Durham.
S. Sinker, Durham.
W. W. Lynn, Durham.
J. Silver, Durham.
W. H. Morris, Nelson.
J. C. Carden, Durham.
L. A. Page, Nelson.
W. H. Matthews, Durham.
W. T. Roberson, Durham.
B. T. Tingen, Durham.
George Plinton, Willardville.
Caine & Stone, Durham.
Cole & Flinton, Willardville.
J. J. Smith, Durham.
Willard Manufacturing Co., Willardville.
Mimms & Rowland, Durham.
Turner & Hill, Bahama.
Sorrell & Boothe, Durham.
Career & f!f>., ^ovicemont.
Miller & Co., Durham.
J. T. Bowen, Rougemont.
Byrd & Holmes, Durham.
Tilley Bros., Rougemont.
J. E. Williams, Durham.
Tilley & Parks, Flat River.
Walter Cain, Durham.
Tilley & Parks, Umbra.
Ned Thompson, Durham.
N. C. Freeman, Durham.
George Stephens, Durham.
Wm. Holloway, Holloway.
W. H. White, Durham.
J. R. Wilkins, West Durham.
Mrs. S. Zuckerman, Durham.
Green Baile3% West Durham.
W. T. Jones, Durham.
J. B. Jones, West Durham.
J. L. Council, West Durham.
Somers & Daily Co., West Durham.
C. W. Morris. East Durham.
S. Sigel, East Durham.
Smith & Co., East Durham.
T. H. Moore, East Durham.
Liggan Grocery Co., East Durham.
H. Brady, Durham.
D. F. West, Durham.
R. Gordan, Durham.
S. Single, Durham.
H. Silver, Durham.
James Millikins, Durham.
Leathers & Son, Durham.
Young & Watts, East Durham.
Tyson & Fitts, Durham.
Upchurch & Peed. East Durham.
H. Enoch, Durham.
T. J. Kerr, East Durham.
L. Dwartz, Durham.
J. D. Lewis, East Durham.
C. C. Spalding, Durham.
Lewis & Segrave, East Durham.
A. Land, Durham.
F. J. Lynn, East Durham.
W. H. Taylor, Durham.
B. T. Johnson, West Durham.
Dennis Tilley, Durham.
Leroy Wagstaff, West Durham.
John A. Jones, Durham.
J. D. Holleman, West Durham.
R. D. Tilley, Durham.
G. P. Shaw, West Durham.
George Murchison, Durham.
W. A. Dezern, West Durham.
W. H. Hunter, Durham.
S. Miller, East Durham.
A. S. Greenburg, Durham.
J. H. Barbee, Durham.
Ned. Chavis, Durham.
J. A. Holloway, Fish Dam.
J. D. Hicks, Durham.
James Lumber Co., Durham.
Clifton & Latta, Durham.
J. E. Nichols, Davton.
Frank Silver, Durham.
R. N. Jones, Durham.
M. Miller, Durham.
R. E. Hurst, Durham.
A. Cohen, Durham.
Bullock & Watson, Durham.
R. J. Braudwell, Durham.
M. D. Edwards, Durham.
Dixon, Bros, Durham.
J. R. Harp, Durham.
Lee & Highsmith, Durham.
J. M. Weaver, Durham.
B. Morris, Durham.
Mrs. J. L. Council, Durham.
Neathery & Son, Durham.
D. P. Harden, Durham.
Mr. Clements, Durham.
T. B. Talley, Durham.
W. L. Bullock, Durham.
R. H. Morris, Durham.
W. M. Muse, Durham.
Cole & Shape, Durham.
Mr. Nowell, Durham.
George Boothe, Durham.
J. A. Herndon, Durham.
J. N. Goodman, Durham.
P. F. Carter, Durham.
King & Co., Durham.
Fred Shaw, Durham.
B. D. Parker, Durham.
Walter Elliotte, Durham.
J. H. Mangum, Durham.
henry Outlaw, Durham.
J. M. Gilbert, Durham.
E. L. Singleton, Durham.
0. T. Lea, Durham.
Alex Teer, Durham.
J. R. Stanley, Durham.
P. M. Mangum, Durham.
H. Y. Mincy, Durham.
J. J. Lawson, Durham.
Jesse Johnson, Durham.
I. R. Dickerson, Durham.
C. P. Parrish, Durham.
J. L. Wilkerson, Durham.
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Cotton Gins.
J. E. Nichols, Dayton.
W. Mangum, Durham.
Lum Colclough, Durham.
J. H. Barbee, Durham.
John Shipp, Durham.
Asa Pickett & Sons, Durham,
Barbee Bros., Durham.
W. H. Morris, Nelson.
P. Coolc, Durham.
A. M. Sorrell, Durham.
Mrs. D. L. Belvin, Durham.
Barbee Bros., Durham.
Pickett & Co., Durham.
R. N. Jones, Durham.
Cotton Mills.
WILLARD M'F'G CO.— Willardville— S. A.
Ashe, President, Raleigh; A. G. Cox, Sec-
retary and Treasurer, Willardville.
Roller Mills.
A. Mangum, Flat River.
Umstead Bros., Plat River.
Tilley Bros., Bahama.
Cox & Christian, Durham.
E. H. Bowling, Luster.
R. G. Russell, South Lowell.
Durham Roller Mills Co., Durham.
Asa Pickett & Son, Durham.
G. Ed. Cole. Durham.
F. C. Geer, Durham.
Saw Mills.
James Lumoer Co., Durham.
E. H. Bowling, Luster.
N. C. Freeman, Durham.
Lum Colclough, Durham.
J. H. Barbee, Durham.
John Shipp, Durham.
W. Mangum, Durham.
Asa Pickett & Sons, Durham.
Barbee Bros., Durham.
W. J. Young, Durham.
G. Ed. Cole, Durham.
B. Cameron, Fairintosh.
F. C. Geer, Durham.
Mrs. D. A. Belvin, Durham.
Carrington Lumber Co., Durham.
DURHAM.
Incorporated in 1S69.
Population, 20,000.
Value real estate, ^i, 590, 695.
Value personal property, $6,720,981.
No. white and colored polls, 1,962.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 81c. on $100;
schools, 31c. on $100; railroads, 2c.
Bonded debt, $511,000.
Floating debt, $84,102.92.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Tuesday in May;
term of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— P. C. Graham.
CLERK— G. W. Woodward.
TREASURER— A. K. Umstead.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. R. Patton.
ATTORNEYS— Boone & Reade.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— T. A. Mann.
STANDARD-KEEPER— R. C. Cox.
CITY ENGINEER— G. C. White.
CHIEF FIRE DEPT.— J. Frank Maddry.
FIBRE COMPANIES— Durham Hose Co.
Nos. 1 and 2; Excelsior Hook & Ladder Co.
(colored.)
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. A. Woodall.
POLICEMEN— W. G. Crabtree, 1st Serg.;
J. W. T. Aldredge, 2nd Serg.; G. P. Cates,
A. J. Weatherspoon, J. W. Hicks, J. W.
Beavers, L. D. O'Kelly, George W. Proctor,
T. E. Rigsbee, R. U. Lewter, J. R. Pen-
dergrass, H. G. Whitfield, T. F. Kirkland,
Turnkey; J. T. Giddens, Market Clerk; W.
T. Redmont, Sanitary Police; L. V. Byrd,
Assistant Sanitary Police.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Wm. Fallon,
H. E. Seeman, I. F. Hill, P. W. Vaughn,
W. J. Griswold, J. Sid Mangum, T. S.
Christian, John F. Wily.
BOARD OF AUDIT— John F. Wily, I. F.
Hill.
POSTMASTERS— P. J. O'Brien, Durham;
B. H. Abernathy, East Durham; C. W.
Teage. West Durham.
R. R. AGENTS— S. H. Reams, S. A. L.;
R. M. Taliaferro, N. & W.; J. B. Gra-
ham, Southern Railway.
Ministers and Chnrches.
FIRST BAPTIST— C. J. Thompson, Pastor.
SECOND BAPTIST— Chas. W. Barrett
TRINITY— (Methodist)— R. C. Beaman
Psstor
MAIN STREET— (Methodist)— T. A.
Smoot, Pastor.
CARR CHURCH & BRANSON— (Metho
dist) — Rev. Mr. Giles, Pastor.
MANGUM STREET CHURCH— (Metho
dist)— E. M. Hoyle, Pastor.
WEST DURHAM & CUNNINGGIM-
(Methodist) — I. H. McCracken, Pastor.
Presiding Elder, J. T. Gibbs.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— P. D. Gold, Pas-
tor, Wilson.
CHRISTIAN— Rev. Mr. Newman, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— E. R. Leyburn, Pastor;
'R. G. Matheson.
ST. PHILLIPS— Episcopal)— S. S. Bost,
Rector; Rev. Mr. Trotter, Assistant Rector.
GOSPEL TABERNACLE— P. R. Angue.
Cemeteries and Supts.
MAPLEWOOD CEMETERY— J. R. Bill-
ings.
Scliools and Academies.
TRINITY PARK HIGH SCHOOL.
DURHAM GRADED SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL BOARD— F. L. Fuller, (chm.),
J. S. Carr, W. H. Rogers, (auditor), Geo.
W. Watts, C. W. Toms, M. H. Jones, (sec.)
SUPERINTENDENT— J. A. Matheson.
W. D. Carmichael, Prin. Morehead School.
W. J. Brogden, Prin. Fuller S-hool.
Ernest J. Green, Prin. Edgemont School.
Prof. Skinner, Principal North Durham
School.
TEACHERS.
W. G. Wharton, Miss L. Markham, R. O.
Everitt, L. P. Howard, Miss Tuck,
Miss Johnson, Miss McLees, Miss Carr,
Miss Norris, Miss Mauney, Misa J. Holeman,
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B. N. DUKE, F. L. FULLER, J. F. WILT,
President. Vice-President. Cashier.
O. B. MINOR
Assistant Cashier.
THE FIDELITY BANK,
Assets,
The directors of
servatism. They
a possible profit,
DURHAM, N. C.
$1,414,000
this bank are strong- believers in the policy of con-
are always willing that the Bank should forego
rather than accept business involving undue risk.
State and City Depositary.
Authorized by
istrator, Trustee,
ON DEPOSITS.
its charter to act as Guardian, Executor, Admin-
Agent, etc. FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID
Mm. Jordan, Miss M. Holloway, Miis M.
Jordan, Mm. M. D. Herndon, Miss I. Cowan,
Mis* L. Cole, Miss Markham, Mm. Robinson
Hist Phelps, Miss Conrad, Miss Allen, Miss
Dunn, Mis9 Bridges, Miss Stephenson,
Mrs. Warren, Miss Battle, Miss Lee,
Mis* H. Holeman, Miss Gunn, Misi Mat-
thewi, W. C. L. White, Miss Ramsey, Miss
Jamison, Miss M. Shaw.
Hotels and Boarding: Houses.
Hotel Carrolina.
Hopkins House.
Roanoke Inn.
Misses Mangum.
Mrs. Croon.
Sans Soucie — Mrs. Octavia Thomas, Prop.
Miss Mattie Warren.
A. B. Couch.
Union Hotel.
Banks and Bankers.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK— B. N.
Duke, President; J. B. Mason, Cashier.
Capital, $100,000; Surplus and Profits, $57,-
000.
MERCHANTS BANK— C. C. Thomas,
Pres. ; P. S. Hutchins, Cashier. Capital,
$25,000.
THE FIDELITY BANK— B. N. Duke,
President; J. F. Wily, Cashier. Capital,
$100,000; Surplus and Profits, $204,000.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DURHAM—
J. S. Carr, President; W. J. Holloway,
Cashier. Capital, $150,000; Surplus and
Profits, $75,000.
HOME SAVINGS BANK— G. W. Watts,
President; W. W. Whitted, Cashier. Capi-
tal, $50,000; Surplus and Profits, $3,000.
Bottling Works.
Durham Bottling Works.
Coco-Cola Bottling Works.
Carolina Bottling Works.
Barber Shorss.
. C. H. Hine.
John Merrick.
Wm. Byrd.
E. P. Weeks.
Spot Sanford.
Harvard & O'Neal,
Charles Byrd, East Durham.
J. R. Evans, (col.)
Blacksmith Shops.
G. K. Albright.
Cornelius Amv.
W. H. Holloway.
E. J. Holloway.
Bicycle Dealers.
H. A. Gaskins.
T. J. Horton.
Books and Stationery.
S. C. Anderson Company.
J. Henry Smith.
Boots and Shoes.
Burch Gorman Co.
Pridgen & Jones.
Pritchard-Horton Co.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
H. M. Rosemond.
W. M. Dunston.
J. H. Wheeler.
Radford Gooch.
R. H. Wolf.
Thomas Adams.
J. H. Wood.
Hospitals and Asylums.
WATTS HOSPITAL— (For white.)
LINCOLN HOSPITAL— (For colored.)
Architects.
Hill C. Linthicum.
Art Teachers.
Mrs. E. L. Bryan.
Auctioneers.
J. J. Riley.
F. Aiken.
W. S. Farthing.
W. R. Herndon.
Bakers.
J. L. Whitemore.
Star Baker.
M. J. Paschal.
Box Manufacturers.
Durham Paper Box Co.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
R. B. Fitzgerald.
Terracotta and Tile Co.
Eureka Brick Co.
Cheek & Belvin.
L. M. Teer.
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DURHAM COUNTY.
Brokers.
Hdgar E. Thompson.
8. R. Perry.
W. J. Griswold.
▲lion Owens Co.
A. J. Draughon.
W. A. Hewett.
Slade & Perry.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. W. Hutchings.
C. M. Herndon.
Shepherd <fe Shepherd.
A. A. Thacker.
W. E. Holt.
W. B. Whitaker.
Carriage Mauf actnrers.
Seeman Carriage Co.
C. P. Howerton & Son.
E. J. Hollcway.
Chamber of Commerce.
THE DURHAM TOBACCO BOARD OF
TRADE.
Cigar Factories.
American Tobacco Company.
D. E. Durham.
C. H. Branch.
Cheroot and Snuff M'f'rs.
American Tobacco Company.
Cotton Buyers.
Durham Cotton Mills.
Guiuen elt Manufacturing Co.
Commonwealth Cotton Mills.
Erwin Cotton Mills.
Pearl Cotton Mills.
Durham Hosiery Mills.
Contractors and Builders.
B. R. Houston.
T. S. Christian.
N. Underwood.
I. G. Lawrence.
H. L. Smith.
O. F. & R. E. Wilkerson.
Wilkerson & Bailey.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
T. J. Lamb, Sons & Co.
Sneed, Markham, Taylor Co.
W. A. Slater Co.
New York Stock Co., M. Bone, Prop.
Morris Hoskell.
M. Gladstein.
B. Enoch.
A. Wilson.
W. H. Tyson.
Coal and 'Wood.
George H. Beall.
J. N. Umstead & Son.
W. L. Wail.
H. J. Bass.
Durham Coal, Wood & Lumber Co.
Colleges.
TRINITY COLLEGE FACULTY.
JOHN C. KILGO, A. M., D. D., President
and Avera Professor of Biblical Literature.
WILLIAM H. PEGRAM, A. B., A. M..
Professor of Chemistry.
ROBERT L. FLOWERS, (Graduate United
States Naval Academy), Professor of Pure
and Applied Mathematics.
WILL1..AI I. CRANFORD, A. B., Ph. D.,
Carr Professor of Philosophy.
JOHN S. BASSETT, A. B., Ph. D., Pro-
fessor of History and Political Economy.
EDWIN MIMS, B. A., M. A., Ph. D., Pro-
fessor of English Literature.
ARTHUR H. MERITT, A. B., Professor
of Greek.
WILLIAM P. FEW, A. B., A. M., Ph. D.,
Professor of English.
JOHN I. HAMAKER, A. B., A. M., Ph.
D., Professor of Biology and Geology.
CHARLES W. EDWARDS, A. B., A. M.,
M. S., Professor of Physics.
WILLIAM F. GILL, A. B., Adjunct Pro-
fessor of Latin.
PLATO T. DURHAM, A. B., Adjunct Pro-
fessor of Biblical Literature.
WILLIAM W. FLOWERS, A. B., A. M.,
Adjunct Professor of French and German.
AUGUSTUS P. ZELLER, A. B., Instruc-
tor in French and German.
W. K. BOYD, A. B., A. M., Adjunct Pro-
fessor of History.
E. A. YATES, D. D., Lecturer in Depart-
ment of Biblical Literature.
R. A. LAW, A. B., Assistant in English.
J. A. BEST. A. B., Assistant in English.
JOHN R. COWAN, A. B., Assistant in
English.
LEON F. WILLIAMS, Assistant in Chem-
istry.
W. W. CARD, Director of Angier Duke
Gymnasium.
JOSEPH P. BREEDLOVE, A. B., Libra-
rian.
Cotton Mills.
DURHAM COTTON M'F'G CO.— East Dur-
ham— W. A. Erwin, President, West Dur-
ham; B. N. Duke, Vice-President, New
York; J. Harner Erwin, Sec. and Treas.
THE ERWIN COTTON MILLS— West Dur-
ham— B. N. Duke, President, New York;
George W. Watts, Vice-President; W. A.
Erwin. Secretary and Treasurer.
DURHAM HOSIERY MILLS— Henry C.
Florew, President; J. S. Carr, Jr., Sec-
retary and Treasurer, Durham.
EDGEMONT COTTON MILL— George W.
Watts, Pres. ; T. B. Fuller, Sec. and Treas.,
Durham.
GOLDEN BELT M'F'G CO.— T. B. Fuller,
President and Treasurer; George W. Watts,
Vice-President.
PEARL COTTON MILLS— George W.
iVatts, President; W. A. Erwin, Vice-Presi-
dent: J. Harper Erwin. Sec. and Treas.
THE COMMONWEALTH COTTON M'F'G
CO.— B. L. Duke, Pres.; J. E. Stagg, Vic«-
Pres. ; J. M. Pugh, Sec. and Treas.
Crockery and Glassware.
J. Henry Smith.
Department Store.
Durham Department Store.
F. M. Kirby & Co. (3, 5 & 10c. Store.)
DURHAM COUNTY.
237
INSURANCE
THAT
INSURES
CALLi ON OR WRITE
;ate ® Son.,
DURHAM, N. C.
Cleaning; and Pressing Clothes.
Twentieth Century Pressing Club.
Durham Pressing Club.
S. H. Pearce.
0. T. PearBon.
D. W. Levy.
Conservatory of Music.
THE SOUTHERN CONSERVATORY OP
MUSIC — unmore Ward Bryant, President.
Dealers in Carriages.
J. W. Tatum & Son.
Seeman Carriage Co.
C. P. Howerton.
Dentists.
J. T. McCraekin.
W. H. Edwards.
G. A. Carr.
S. E. Thompson.
Henry E. Satterfleld.
Lymus Edwards.
1. N. Carr.
Dr. Shackelford.
Doctors.
C. A. Adams.
J. .1. Thaxton.
N. M. Johnson.
J. M. Mannings.
J. M. O'Kellv.
J. A. Smith.
A. Cheatham.
T. A. Mann.
W. N. Hicks.
W. A. Graham.
N. P. Boddie.
R A. Moore.
Calvin S. Hicks.
Dr. Cook.
Joe Graham.
Dr. Teague.
Dr. Tucker (Osteopath.)
S. L. Warren, (col.)
A. M. Moore, (col.)
C. H. Shepard, (col.)
Drusrtrists.
Hackney Bros.
W. M. Yearby.
P. W. Vaughan.
Haywood & King.
R. Blacknall & Son.
R. P. Hackney.
Thomas Pharmacy.
Fitzgerald Drug Co.
Jack Herndon.
W. M. Yearby, Edgemont.
W. M. Yearby, West Durham.
R. Blacknall & Son, West Durham.
C. E. Crabtree, East Durham.
C. A. Crabtree, East Durham.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. M. E. Smith.
Miss Bettie Sanders.
Mrs. L. Hedgepeth.
Miss Anna Young.
Miss Loula Durham.
Mrs. J. L. Gates.
Mrs. J. E. Owens.
Miss Rosa Slaughter.
Mrs. Linthicum.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Q. E. Rawls.
M. Haskell.
B. F. Kronheimer.
M. Gladstein.
Ellis, Stone & Co.
B. Enock.
S. Hochfield.
M. Bane, (N. Y. Stock Co.)
Li. Gladstein.
Matthes-Kirkland Co.
C. W. Kendall.
A. Wilson.
Electric Companies & Officers.
DURHAM TRACTION CO.— R. H. Wright,
President; J. S. Carr, Vice-President; J. 3.
Manning, Secretary and Treasurer.
Eye Specialists.
Samuel Rapport.
Fertilizer Manufacturers.
Va. -Carolina Chemical Co.
Fisli Markets.
S. Burmon.
C. M. Herndon.
A. W. Edwards.
R. Weaver.
E. D. Bumpass.
J. W. Shepherd.
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DURHAM COUNTY.
5 and 10 Cent Stores.
The 3, 6 and 10 Cent Store.
The National 5 and 10 Cent Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Harris-Parker Co.
Griswold & Berry.
Florists.
R. Hibberd.
Fred. Boll.
Foundries and Iron 'Works.
.T. T. Kerr.
Durham Iron Works.
Fruit Dealers.
F- A. Massino.
\V. Wilkerson.
N. T. Bobbitt.
Berry & Co.
H. Levin.
A. G. Vickers.
J. \V. Howard & Son.
J. L. Whitmore.
Sears & Pope.
Slade & Perry.
W. J. Norris & Son.
N. E. Couch.
T. M. Stephens <fc Co.
Trakas & Co.
C. E. Jourdan.
Patterson Bros.
Furniture Dealers.
Holland Furniture Co.
M. Shevel.
The Royal & Borden Company.
Model Furniture House, East Durham.
Eubanks & Glauson.
Herring Furniture Co.
General Merchandise.
Robt. Rigsbee.
M. Greenburg.
J. E. Carpenter & Co.
F. Silver.
A. Max.
H. Brady.
Markham-Stephens Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
A. E. Lloyd & Co.
J. S. Mangum.
Pollard Bros.
Taylor & Phipps.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
John M. Wyatt Co.
B. C. Woodall.
W. H. Llewellyn.
Lunsford & Young.
Hides and Pelts.
C. M. Herndon.
J. W. Hutchings.
Shepherd & Shepherd.
Hosiery Mills.
DURHAM HOSIERY MILL— J. S. Manning,
President: J. S. Carr, Sr., Vice-President;
J. S Carr. Jr.. Sec. and Treas.
STONE HOSIERY MILLS.
Ice Factories and Officers.
DURHAM TRACTION CO.— R. H. Wright,
President; o. S. Manning, Secretary; J. S.
Carr, Vice-President; J. S. Carr, Jr.,
Treasurer.
Insurance Agencies.
J. Southgate * Son,
T. J. Anderson.
W. H. McCabe.
W. J. Griswold.
J. W. Burroughs.
A. N. Johnson.
Durham Loan & Trust Co.
R. Jeter Jones.
Job Piinting Offices.
Z. P. Council.
H. E. Seeman Printing Co.
R. F. Morris.
Laundries.
The Durham Steam Laundry.
The Model Steam Laundry.
Standard Laundry Co.
Lawyers.
J. S. Manning.
R. W. Winston.
H. A. Foushee.
R. B. Boone.
V. S. Bryant.
J. C. Biggs.
W. A. Guthrie.
W. B. Guthrie.
F. L. Fuller.
P. C. Graham.
S. M. Holton.
Jones Fuller.
A. M. Moore.
J. M. Umstead.
A. Mangum, Flat River.
Bramhorn & Brawley.
R. P. Read.
R. B. Boone, Jr.
John C. Gibbs.
J. A. Giles.
W. P. Cannady, (col.)
E. W. Canady, (col.)
C. F. Rich, (col.)
Loan Offices.
White <fe Co.
W. A. Fulford.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
A. Cameron.
L. S. & ». T. Christian.
Cary Lumber Co.
Durham Lumber Co.
W. T. Carrington Lumber Co.
Alvis W. Carden.
Machine Shops.
J. T. Kerr.
Durham Iron Works.
Marble Works.
The Durham Marble Works.
Millinery and Fanoy Goods.
Mrs. L. Perkinson.
Q. E. Rawls.
Mrs. Ada M. Smith.
B. F. Kronheimer.
O. W. Kendall.
Mrs. C. J. Levy.
Mattress Manufacturers.
W. D. Separk.
T. B. Edwards.
Medicine Manufacturers.
MERRICK DANDRUFV CURE— John
Merrick & Co.
Gowan Pneumonia Cure.
DURHAM COUNTY.
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The Citizens National Bank,
OF DURHAM, N. C.
ORGANIZED 1905. BEGAN BUSINESS MAY 1, 1905.
CAPITAL $100,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 56,749.25
OFFICERS: B. N. Duke.President; J. S. Manning, Vice-Pres.;
J. B. Mason, Cashier.
DIRECTORS: B. N. Duke, Q. E. Rawls, N. M. Johnson, J. B.
Duke, T. E. Smith, R. H. Rigsbee, J. B. Mason, J. H. Southgate,
J. S. Manning, C. L. Haywood.
DEPOSIT GROWTH SINCE ORGANIZATION.
May 1, 1905 $170,621.19
November 9, 1905 523,081.74
Increase in deposits since May 1, 1905 352,460.55
"We invite the accounts of farmers, firms, individuals and cor-
porations, and will promptly and carefully attend to all business
entrusted to us. Deposits subject to check received on liberal
terms. Certificate of deposit issued bearing four per cent, inter-
est. ONE DOLLAR will suffice to open an account.
Musical Instruments.
W. R. Murray.
The Cable Co.— M. T. Langly, Manager.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE DURHAM DAILY SUN— J. A. Rob-
inson, Editor.
THE DURHAM WEEKLY SUN— J. A.
Robinson, Editor.
THE MORNING HERALD— J. H. King,
Editor.
THE DURHAM RECORDER— Z. P.
Council, Editor.
NOTES QUARTERLY— Miss Nan Hill
Smith, Editor.
THE MT. ZION WEEKLY— Z. P. Council,
Editor.
THE TRINITY ARCHIVE— Henry R.
Dwire. Editor.
SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY.
^^il Dcnlfrs
STANDARD OIL CO.— c! A. Owen,
Manager.
Pants and Garments Factories.
Durham Pants M'f'g Co.
Paper-Hangers.
E. J. Long.
S. F. Tomlinson.
Produce Dealers.
Perry & Co.
Draughan & Slade.
Plumbers.
A. L. Fuqua.
Laughlin & Perdue.
J. M. Johnson.
Richardson & Hunter.
Photographers.
W. Shelburn.
Walter Holliday.
Durham Photo Supply Co.
Miss Kate Johnson.
Public Libraries.
Durham Public Library.
Thirty-two Rural Libraries.— (One in each
Public School District.)
Heal Estate Agents.
The Durham Real Estate, Mercantile and
Manufacturing Company.
J. W. Burroughs.
W. H. Rogers.
W. P. Clement.
Rufus Massey.
A. N. Johnson.
S. P. Mason. •
Durham Loan & Trust Co.
Retail Grocers.
F. M. Carlton.
R. D. Whitley.
T. M. Stephens & Co.
R. H. Barbee.
W. A. Hewitt.
J. T. Rogers & Co.
B. W. Hobgood.
J. D. & E. O. Patterson.
John R. Proctor.
Markham, Stevens & C«.
J. H. Weatherspoon.
W. R. H ;st.
C. C. King.
H. Y. Mincv.
H. F. Edwards.
R. Tilley.
S. Zukerman.
W. H. Young A Co.
S. Levy.
C. C. Spaulding.
L. Dwartz.
H. Enock.
A. Land.
Sorrell & Booth.
John Garden.
R. E. Bullock.
Couch & Wood.
J. S. Mangum.
W. H. Proctor.
N. E. Couch.
J. H. Aldridge.
S. Berman.
Barbee & Elliott.
R. Kelly.
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DURHAM— EDGECOMBE.
J. D. Kelly.
VV. S. Colclough.
W. J. Coley.
W. H. Morris.
L. Si gel.
J. C. Carden.
W. J. Norris & Son.
J. T. Ferrall.
G. W. Dunn.
J. L. Wilkerson.
C. E. Jordan.
VV. T. Slade.
M. F. Thompson.
R. S. Blayloek.
W. H. Weatherspoon.
F. C. Shaw.
D. H. Andrews.
R. J. Broadwell.
J. D. Hicks.
H. Silver.
A. Cohen.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Paul Wheeler & Co.
A. Cameron.
A. W. Carden.
W. T. Carrington Lumber Co.
Cary Lumber Co.
Sa^.es and Livery Stables.
Jordan Transfer Co.
J. T. Fowler.
W. R. Herndon.
J. S. Hall & Co.
A. E. Loyd & Co.
J. Henry Smith.
Pollard Bros.
Taylor & Phipps.
Tobacco Warehouses.
PARRISH WAREHOUSE— Pope, Riley &
Co., Props.
BANNER WAREHOUSE— J. T. Lea, Prop.
PLANTERS— Umstead, Carrington, Aiken
& Co., Props.
Tin and Sbeet Iron Hoofing.
Taylor k, Phipps.
W. J. Lougee.
V. J. Paschall.
P. R. Ruffin (col.)
Tailor Establishments.
J. S. Mesley.
Frank Kellaman.
The Bull City Tailors.
C. T. Pearson.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— G. K.
Browning, Manager.
POSTAL TEL. CO.— A. Wilkenson, Mgr.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
THE INTERSTATE TELEGRAPH AND
TELEPHONE CO.— W. W. Shaw, Manager.
Tobacco Factories.
BLACKWELL DURHAM TOBACCO CO.—
C. W. Toms, Gen. Manager.
W. DUKE, SONS & CO.— (Branch of
American Tobacco Co.
BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.— C.
W. Toms, Manager.
IMPERIAL TOBACCO CO— W. M. Fallon,
Manager.
Undertaker's and Embalmers.
R. T. Howerton & Son.
Hall & Co.
Rivera & Son (col.)
Water Company and Officers.
THE DURHAM WATER CO.— J. C.
Michie, Superintendent.
Watches and Jewelry
M. H. Jones.
Snider, Byrd & Co.
R. D. Whitlej.
.1. S. Taylor.
H. Mahler's Sons.
Wholesale Grocers.
Thomas-White Co.
B. L. Tyree Co.
VV. H. Proctor.
Allen-Owens Co.
Byrd & Chandler.
EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
Cora»ty Seat, Tarboro.
Formed in 1733 from Craven county by Governor Burrington and his Council. Name
is Saxon and means "a valley environed with hills." Derived from the Earl of Mount
Edgecombe, who was Captain Edgecombe, and served under Admiral Byng, in Minorca,
1756.
Area, 500 square miles.
POPULATION: 26,591. White males, 6,026; white females, 4,961. Foreign bora, 50.
Negro males, 8,165; negro females, 8,419. White males over 21 years, 2,525; negro males
over 21 years, 3,494. White polls, 1,909; negro polls, 2,315.
Value of real estate, $3,008,264, increase of $49,999 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $2,125,689, increase of $118,467 over 1904, including 2,447 horses, 3,021 mules, 3
jacks; 294 goats, 4,348 cattle, 19,512 hogs, 1,177 sheep, 37 dogs, 37 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $4,855,576; by negroes, $278,377.
TAX RATE: County, 20c. on $100; roads, 15c. Bonded debt, $10,000. One iron
bridge.
No. Schools: White, 41; Colored, 38.
EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
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POST OFFICES: BATTLEBORO, Coakley, CONETOE, Crisp, Epworth, Hartsease, Lan-
caster, Lawrence, Leggett, Mercer, Mildred, 01*0 8PAMBA, Penelo, Pinetops. Prince-
Tille, ROCKY MOUNT. Saint Lewis, Speed, TAKBORft, («. h.), WHITAKERS.
PUBLIC ROADS: W. E. House, Tarboro. Supt. Wo»k*8 by taxation, 15c. on $100 and|
45c. on poll.^ Total last 3'ear, $8,500. Convicts used. No. miles, 520.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Line, 43.83 miles, assessed value $1,103,357.07
Pullman Company, 11.00 miles, assessed value
Southern Express Company, 61.45 miles, assessed value
Western Union Telegraph Company, 677.15 milts, assessed value
Tar River Oil Company, assessed value
Old Dominion Steamship Company, assessed value
East Carolina, 18.00 miles, assessed value
SUPERIOR COURT: March 5th, one week; April 2nd, two weeks, civil cases;
September 10th; October 29th, two weeks, civil cases only.
1,597.70
7,110.67
19,811.76
4,500.00
1,500.00
36,002.92
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— Ed. Penning-
ton. Tarboro.
SHERIFF— B. F. Dawson, Tarboro.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— H. S. Bunn,
Tarboro.
TREASURER— J. W. B. Battle, Tarboro.
CORONER— W. J. Thigpen, Tarboro.
STANDARD-KEEPER— R. B. Hyatt, Tar-
boro.
CO. ATTORNEY— W. S. Howard, Tarboro.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— S. N. Harrell, Tar-
boro.
SUPT. CO. HOME— W. T. Gorham, l ,u
boro.
CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— F. S. Wilkin-
son, Tarboro.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— R. G.
Allsbrook, (chm.), Tarboro; George L.
Wimberly, Battleboro; J. E. Cobb, Tarboro.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. S. Clark,
(chm.). Tarboro; W. D. Ruffin. Vt
kers; J. J. Pittman, Crisp; Lam Lawrence,
Tarboro; C. L. Killebrew, Rockv Mount.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— L. V
Bassett, (chm.), Rockv Mount; B
Eagle. Crisp; C. B. Keech, Tarboro.
ISTABLES— No. 1. Township, R. B.
Hyatt, Tarboro; No. ■&, Godfrey Walk r,
Conctoe; No. 4, J. W. Hyde, Lawrence: No.
5, J. L. Bradley, Whitakers; No. 6, H. O.
Dixon, Whitakers; No. 7, N. P. Bullock,
Doehead; No. 8, W. R. Abrams, Old Sparta;
No. 9, J. L. D. Corbett, Crisp; No. 10, P.
West, Pinetop; No. 12, v. D. Bullock,
Rocky Mount; No. 13, J. J. Thon
Mount; No. 14, R. D. Bullock,
Mount.
Justices of tlie Peace.
NO. 1. TOWNSHIP.— T. P. Jenkii
C. Powell, u' .II. Pender, R. A. W
Tarboro.
No. 2.— D. E. Cobb, Mildred; C. L. War-
ren, Conetoe; W. A. Williams, Mildred;
F. J. Dozier, Conetoe.
No. 3.— B. F. Shelton, Speed; W. J.
Davenport, Speed; W. G. Turner, Coakley.
NO. 4.— M. P. Edwards, Lawrence; B. B.
Harrell, Lawrence.
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NO. 5.— C. H. Spivey, Epworth.
NO. 6.— H. J. Wheless, J. M. Johnston,
W. H. Cobb, Whitakers.
NO. 7.— W. W. Vick, J. K. Lawrence,
Battleboro; Gaston Battle, Rocky Mount.
NO. 8.— W. T. Knight, W. G. Harrell,
Old Sparta.
NO. 9.— Amos Wooten, B. F. Eagles,
Crisp; J. W. Phillips, Macclesfield; H. C.
Turnage, Turnage.
NO. 10.— G. P. Sugg, Saint Lewis; W. L.
Dunn, Pinetop; E. L. Pitt, Saint Lewis;
| W. L. Reasons, Pinetop.
NO. 11.— N. B. Killebrew, Tarboro; R.
I G. Hart, Hartsease; R. ... Brown ' Tarboro.
NO. 12.— J. i_t. iJaughtridgo, W, O. Bul-
| luck, Henry Avcnt, W. F. James, Rocky
\ Mount.
NO. 13. — B. P. Jenkins, Lancaster.
NO. 14.— O. B. Proctor, Fenner Gay,
Rocky Mount.
Public School Teachers.
Mary L. Watson, Saint Lewis.
Miss Minnie Watson, Saint Lewis.
Miss Mattie Sugg, Elm City.
W. A. Bridgers, Pin."top.
Miss Sue Sp \ Leggetts.
Miss Tessie Ruffin, Leggetts.
Miss Nina Corbett, Leggetts.
thel.
Miss Mary Ballard Bunn, Tarboro.
Miss Susie B. . Tarboro.
Mary Brown, Conctoe.
Carrie Howard, Sp
\li~s \ Lcie Is, Speed.
Miss Mattie Whitchard, Betl
Miss i d Sparta,
i M Old S irta.
Harlow. Tarboro.
-a Petway, Tarboro.
Miss Emma Mallett, Tarboro.
Miss Sallie Barlow, Tarboro.
Miss Lillian rut man, Whitakers.
.Mis. S. U. Draughan, Whitakers.
MisJ Daisj Walk r, Lancaster.
Miss Maie Lancaster, Lancaster.
Miss Ida Ruffin, Rocky Mount.
Miss Mary Ruffin, Rocky Mount.
Miss Elizabeth P. Jones, Elm City.
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Miss Mary Pearl Weeks, Elm City.
Miss Lucie Sugg, Davistown.
Miss Annie L. Danford, Macclesfield.
Miss Linda Danford, Macclesfield.
\V. P. Cameron, Macclesfield.
Miss Mamie Moore, Macclesfield.
Miss Josephine Morton, Tarboro.
Miss Mary Pitman, Crisp.
Miss Margaret Pitman, Crisp.
Miss Emma Goram, Battleboro.
Miss Florence Edwards, Battleboro.
J. F. Liles, Conetoe.
Miss Martha Brown Conetoe.
Miss Lizzie Hysmith, Conetoe.
Miss Hattie Lancaster, Mercer.
Ministers not in Towns.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— Jordan W. John-
son, Lawrence Johnson. Whitakers; W.
H. Flv, Medora.
METHODIST— J. H. Buffaloe, South Edge
combe.
Physicians not in Towns.
C. L. Killebrew, Rocky Mount.
W. P. Mercer, Mercer.
M. B. Pitt, Old Sparta.
J. H. Anderson, Tarboro.
R. H. Speight, Whitakers.
J. B. Carr, Old Sparta.
Merchants not in Towns.
S. S. Anderson, Whitakers.
J. H. Anderson Tarboro.
J. A. Davis, Davidstown.
D. E. Everett, Conetoe.
F. B. Brown, Tarboro.
George Weeks, Whitakers.
W. G. Webb & Son, Old Sparta.
A. R. Wooten, Crisp.
W. L. Reasons, Pinetops.
Eagles & Co., Crisp.
M. V. Pippen, Coakley.
R. W. Pippen, Coakley.
O. L. Pitlman, Whitakers.
Bisco Pittman, Epworth.
C. H. Owens, Macclesfield.
J. W. Maddry, Penelo.
W. D. Lancaster, Tarboro.
M. L. Lancaster, Lancaster.
C. D .Lancaster, Mercer.
Frank Denton, Whitakers.
Cotton Gins.
W. E. Phillips, Pinetops.
W. G. Webb & Son, Old Sparta.
W. P. Mercer, Mercer.
Frank Harper Whitakers.
Swift Creek Oil Mill Co.
R. E. Pitt, Saint Lewis.
Theo. Fountain, Leggett.
Frank Denton, Whitakers.
G. R. Gammon, Whitakers.
J. H. Anderson, Tarboro.
G. T. DeBorry, Tarboro.
Tar River Oil Co., Tarboro.
W. C. Bradley, Whitakers.
Cotton Mills.
FOUNTAIN COTTON MILLS— J. A. Wed-
dell. Manager, Tarboro.
TARBORO COTTON MILLS— L. L. Staton,
President and General Manager.
Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
WRENDALE OIL MILLS— J. K. Lawrence,
Manager, Battleboro.
TAB RIVER OIL CO.— E. V. Zoeller,
Manager, Tarboro.
CONSUMERS COTTON OIL CO.— Tarboro.
EDGECOMBE COTTON OIL 00.
F. S. ROYSTER GUANO CO.
Lumber Plants.
TAR RIVER MILLS— J. I. Barnhill,
Manager, Tarboro.
Saloons.
W. E. Phillips, Pinetops.
W. A Hardy, Conetoe.
VVhitehurst & Dawson, Conetoe.
D. S. Williams, Lawrence.
J. L. Decken, Whitakers.
P. H. Taylor, Whitakers.
K. C. Lewis, Macclesfield.
Harrell & Forbes, Macclesfield.
R. L. Walston, Saint Lewis.
E. M. Hedgepeth, Sharpsburg.
T. N. Tayler, Leggett.
Harrell & Forbes, Macclesfield.
PINETOPS.
Incorporated in 1903.
Population in 1905, 150.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. E. Phillips.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. L. Shields.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— B. S. Gardner,
W. M. Savage, Riley Phillips, H. T. Webb,
L. F. Hales.
CLERK— W. L. Reasons.
TREASURER— W. L. Reasons.
POSTMASTER— W. L. Dunn.
R. R. AGENT— L. F. Hales.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Everett & Nichols.
General Merchandise.
Reasons & Harrell.
W. L. Dunn.
Robert Pitt.
Pinetops Suppiy Co.
Saloons.
Walston & Webb.
W. E. Phillips.
Doctors
C. B. Cheas.
Banks and Bankers
PINETOPS BANKING CO— H. C. Bridg-
ers, President; L. F. Hales, Cashier. Capi-
tal, $15,000.
Sash and Blind Factories.
PINETOPS SASH & BLIND CO.— Riley
Phillips, Manager.
Brick Manufacturers.
PINETOP BRICK & TILE CO.— W. E.
Phillips, Hxanager.
TARBORO.
Incorporated 1760.
Population, 3,800.
TAX RATE— 60c. ; special, 25 cents addi-
tional.
EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
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Bonded debt $60,000.
City owns water.
City owns lights.
City owns sewerage system.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 1 year.
MAYOR — James Pender.
CLKRK— John A. Weddell.
TREASURER— John A. Weddell.
TAX COLLECTOR— John A. Weddell.
ATTORNEY— O. M. T. Fountain.
CHIEF FIRE DEPT.— H. T. Day.
FIRE COMPANIES— Tarboro Hook and
Ladd-r Co.. Fulton Fire Co.
CHIEF OF POLICE— F. P. Pulley.
POLICEMEN— Berry Lewis, A. J. Corbett,
J. T. Vines.
BOARD PUBLIC WORKS— C. A. Johnson.
Prosidfnt: E. V. Zoeller, W. H. Powell.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. A. Hart,
J. J. Green, J. F. Shackelford, D. F.
Bridgers, W. M. Arnheim, Hugh Cobb.
BOARD OF AUDIT— ». J. Green, Hugh
Cobb, W. M. Arnheim.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. V. L. Martin.
R. R. AGENT— J. E. Kelly.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. E. Kelly.
Ministers and Churches.
CALVARY— (Episcopal)— F. H. Harding,
Rector.
ST. JAMES— (Methodist)— R. C. Craven,
Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— R. W. Alexander, Pas-
tor.
BAPTIST— M. P. Davis, Pastor.
ST. CATHERINE— (Catholic)— Father Sta-
pleton. Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— P. D. Gold, Wil-
son, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
TARBORO GRADED SCHOOLS FOR
TOWNSHIP NO. 1.— Robert M. Davis, Supt.
TARBORO MALE ACADEMY— F. S.
Wilkinson, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Farrar.
Bryan House.
Mrs. S. E. Porter.
Mrs. Pat. Williami.
William Hodges.
J. R. Hedges.
Hospitals and Asylums.
PITTMAN SANATORIUM — Miss M.
Northwood, Supt. ; W. J. Thigpen, House
Physician; Miss M. Northwood, Supt. of
Nurses.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF TARBORO— J. F. Shackelford,
President; Jo. J. Green, Cashier. Capital,
$25,000; Surplus and Profits, $7,500
PAMLICO INSURANCE AND BANKING
CO.— H. L. Staton, President; Job ( oh!>,
(fishier. Capital, $33,960; Surplus and Pro-
fits $39,566.
Cemeteries and Supts.
OAKLAND CEMETERY— Municipal Owner-
ship.
Agricultural Implements.
Pender Hardware Co.
R. B. Peters.
Howard & Co.
Bakers.
S. Mallett.
Barber Shops.
Alfred Culley.
Nathan Williams.
George Lucas.
Turner Whitehead.
Joe Peele.
Bicycle Dealers.
Brokers.
John L. Jenkins.
H. C. Bourne.
J. B. Pennington.
Gaston Zander.
Pi' tcli.rs and Dealers in Cattle.
Wade Andrews.
A. Turner.
James McCann.
John J. Britt.
Blacksmith Shops.
W. F. Dancy.
Frank D. Dancy.
Dick Hammond.
Books and Stationery.
C. F. Clayton.
W. H. MacNair.
Boots and Shoes.
J. W. B. Battle.
J. Zander.
Rosenbloom & Levy.
W. S. Clark & Son.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Tom Jones.
George Beal.
M. T. Gwaltney.
Josh Bunn.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
Tarboro Brick Works.
Building & Loan Associations.
EDGECOMBE HOMESTEAD AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION— M. A. Curtis, Secretary.
Cabin et-Makers.
W. J. & J. E. Simmons.
J. B. Hyatt.
Canned Goods.
R. C. Brown & Bro.
C. B. Keech.
D. Lichtenstein.
R. B. Peters.
Camillus Dancy.
W. W. Andrews.
Carriage Maufacturers.
M. L. Hussey.
Thad. Hussey.
J. B. Hyatt.
'"'-sket M'f'rs and Dealers.
M. J. & J. F. Simmons.
J. B. Hyatt.
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EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
M. Kaufman.
W. M. Arnheim & Bro.
J. Zander.
L. Miller.
Rosenbloom & Levy.
Coal and Wood.
J. L. Jenkins.
H. C. Boi
Roberts & Whitehurst.
H. T. Bryan.
Confectionery Dealers.
N. Constantine.
R. C. Brown & Bro.
J. Zander.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
S. S. Nash.
Harrv Smith.
W. A. Hart.
J. F. Shackelford.
J. W. Redmond.
Cotton Mills.
TARBORO COTTON MILLS, NOS. 1 & 2.
— L. L. Staton, President and General
Manager.
FOUNTAIN COTTON MILLS— J. F.
Shackelford, President, J. A. Weddell.
Manager.
Contractors and Builders.
Thomas Newton.
Thomas Moore.
William Moore.
Jerry Rutledge.
Hilliard Chapman.
Mack Williams.
Mack Lloyd.
Gaston Lloyd.
Nathan Boyd.
Louis Pope.
E. Hudson.
J. B. Hearst.
D. D. Wagner.
Fletcher Hunt.
Thomas Stewart.
J. T. Snell.
Crockery and Glassware.
C. J. Austin.
J. Zander.
R. H. Parker.
Dealers in Carriages.
M. L. Hussey.
J. B. Hyatt.
Thud Hussey.
Dealers in lee.
H. T. Br van.
M. S. Whitehurst.
Dentists.
Don Williams.
C. F. Whitehead.
J. P. Keech.
Doctors.
L. L. Staton.
J. M. Baker.
S. N. Harrell.
W. J. Thigpen.
A. S. McMillan.
J. D. Jenkins.
L. E. Norfleet.
James J. Philips.
Drue cists.
W. H. McNair.
Staton & Zoeller.
Cordon Drug Co.
R. E. L. Cook & Co.
Dress-Makers.
D. Morris.
Dry Goods and Notions.
W. M. Arnheim.
D. Morris.
W. S. Clark & Son.
J. Zander.
J. W. B. Battle.
Roberson Newton Co.
Brown & Wilkinson.
Deans & Howard.
Fish Markets.
A. Turner.
John Faithful.
Florists.
Miss Erin Mehegan.
A. Turner.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
D. Liechtenstein & Co.
R. B. Peters.
R. C. Brown & Bro.
Bourne & Co.
Fruit Dealers.
N. Constantine.
Allen & Home.
Furniture Dealers.
W. J. & J. E. Simmons.
G. S. Tucker & Co.
J. Zander.
*L. Miller.
General Merchandise.
W. S. Clark & Son.
C. B. Keech & Co.
J. W. B. Battle.
I. Levin.
L. Miller.
J. Zander.
Brown & Wilkinson.
Deans & Howard.
Hair-Dressers.
Alfred Culley.
Nathan Williams.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Pender Hardware Co.
C. J. Austin.
Howard & Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Day & Hedges.
M. L. Hussey.
Hides and Felts.
A. Turner.
J. Zander.
Insurance Agencies.
J. R. Gaskell.
H. D. Teel.
J. W. Forbes.
J. W. Cotten.
Owen Williams.
Weddell & Co.
Pennington & Wilkinson.
Joh Printing Offices.
C. F Clayton.
P. L. McCabe.
EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
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Junk Dealers.
Camillus Dancy.
Knitting Mills.
RUNNYMEDE KNITTING MILLS— Geo.
Howard, Pres. ; Job Cobb, Treas. ; C. A.
Johnson, See. ; C. W. Jeffreys, General
Manager.
Lawyers.
Paul Jones.
Gillian) & Gilliam.
J. M. Norfleet.
James Pender.
J. R. Gaskell.
Staton & Johnston.
J. L. Bridgers & Son.
R. G. Allsbrook.
W. O. Howard.
G. M. T. Fountain.
K. B. Thigpen.
W. Stamps Howard.
Laundries.
Sing Lee.
Lrnuuer M'f'rs and Dealers.
Tar River Mills.
Machinery Dealers.
Pender Hardware Co.
Masons and Builders
George Matthewson.
Hilliard Matthewson.
Stanley Matthewson.
Adam Jones.
John Harrison.
Henry Hart.
Alfred Wood.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
A. Morris.
L. Miller.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
Cordon Drug Co.
W. H. ilcNair.
Station & Zoeller.
Musical Instruments.
J. H. Bell.
Newspapers and Editors.
TARBORO SOUTHERNER— Frank Powell,
Editor.
Oil Dealers.
R. C. Brown & Bro.
R. B. Peters.
D. Lichtenstein & Co.
J. L. Jenkins.
C. B. Keerli & Co.
Deans & Howard.
Staton & Zoeller.
Painters.
W. G. Edwards.
Preston Baskerville.
Thomas Brown.
Wilson Brown.
Par-er-Hangers.
W. G. Edwards.
Preston Baskerville.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Howard & Co.
Pender Hnrdware Co.
C. J. Austin.
Plumbers.
Howard & Co.
Produce Dealers.
J. L. Jenkins.
D. Lichtenstein & Co.
R. B. Peters.
Bourne & Co.
Photographers.
S. R. Alley.
Retail Grocers.
R. C. Brown & Bro.
T. H. Peters.
James Faithful.
Camillus Dancy.
D. Lichtenstein & Co.
Y. D. Garrett.
C. B. Keech & Co.
Wade Andrews.
W. W. Andrews.
David Cummings.
Arnheim Grocery Co.
Oates <fe Liles.
Real Estate Agents.
Runnymede Land Co.
West Tarboro Land & Improvement Co.
Pennington & Wilkinson.
Restaurants.
Allen & Home.
N. Constantine.
John Norfleet.
Saloons.
R. H. Parker.
Glasgow Evans.
R. H. Denton.
Mack Dixon.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Day & Hedges.
L. E. Fountain.
O. Burnett.
B. F. Dawson.
.1. L. Spragins.
Dawson & Wilson.
Sporting Goods.
J. H. Bell.
Stoves and Tinware.
C. J. Austin.
Howard & Co.
Pender Hardware Co.
Tailor Establishments.
H. T. Bryan.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— S. V. Kinff.
TelepMone Exchanges & M'grs.
CAROLINA TELEPHONE AND TELE-
GRAPH CO.— G. A. Holderness, Manager.
Typewriters and Supplies.
C. F. Clayton.
Watchf.s and Jewelry
J. II. Bell.
M. Heilbroner.
E. W. Rawls.
"Wholesale Grocers.
D. Lichtenstein & Co.
U. B. Peters.
ROCKY MOUNT.
Situated partly in Edgecombe and partly
in Nash. For full information, see Nash.
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EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
BATTLEBORO.
Incorporated in 1871.
Population, 250.
TAX KATE— 20c. on $100.
Tcwn Officers.
MAYOR— M. C. Braswell.
CLERK— G. W. Strickland.
TREASURER— H. B. Marriott.
CHIEF OF POLICE— A. T. Stewart.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— H. B. Marriott.
S. A. Ward, H. J. Morris, G. W. Strickland,
E. A. Williams.
POSTilASlr.K— John B. Stokes.
R. R. AGENT -H. J. Morris.
EXPRESS AGENT— H. J. Morris.
Ministers and Churches.
EPISCOPAL— R. B. Owens, Rector.
BAPTIST— C. C. Williams, Pastor.
METHODIST— R. F. Taylor, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
W. D. Daniel.
Blacksmith Shons.
W. D. Daniel.
A. T. Stewart.
Doctors.
H. B. Marriott.
Dealers In Oil.
BATTLEBORO OIL CO.— Cotton Seed Pro-
ducts.
General Merchandise.
T. P. Braswell & Son.
E. A. Williams.
F. M. Rawlings.
Lumber M'ff'rs and Dealers.
M. C. Braswell.
MILDRED.
Incorporated in 1901.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— D. E. Cobb.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. H. Warren.
Dry GooJs and Notions.
Marion Cobb.
S. F. Ming.
Retail Grocers.
Marion Cobb.
S. F. Ming.
MACCLESFIELD.
MAYOR— J. E. W. Glover.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— L. F. Wal-
ston, John Webb, Tommie Harrell, M. D.
Felton, C. E. Williams.
CLERK— J. A. Forbes.
POSTMASTER— K. C. Lewis.
R. R. AGENT— C. F. Williams.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Tommie Harrell.
L. F. Walston.
J. W. Peoples.
DoCvOrs.
C. B. Walton.
General Merchandise.
Lewis & Thorne.
Gray, Ellis & Son.
Bridgers & Forbes.
Harris & Howard.
W. T. Felton & Son.
Corbett & Moore.
J. S. Drew.
Harris & Howard.
Restaurants.
W. P. Harris.
Retail Grocers.
W. P. Harris.
Saloons.
Owens & Kale.
Harrell & Forbes.
H. H. Walston & Son.
LAWRENCE.
Tax Rate — One-fourth of 1 per cent.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— V. B. Knight.
CLERK— J. R. Anderson.
TREASURER— J. R. Anderson.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. Walston.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Sarah Howard.
Schools and Academies.
GRACE SCHOOL— Miss Jennette Besson,
Principal.
General Merchandise.
L. W. Smith.
D. S. Williams.
Harrison & Bellamy.
Anderson Supply Co.
WHITAKERS.
Incorporated in 1830.
Population, 600.
TAX RATE— 12y2c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— G. Wilder Taylor.
CLERK— O. D. Mann.
TREASURER— O. D. Mann.
TAX COLLECTOR— R. F. Weaver.
CHIEF OF POLICE— R. F. Weaver.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— 0. D. Mann, H.
T. Bell. Jarrett White.
POSTMASTER— O. S. Woody.
R. R. AGENT— J. P. Loftin.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. P. Loftin.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— R. F. Taylor, Pastor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— C. L. Whit-
aker. Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— A. J. Moore, Pas-
tor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Bond.
C. Ethridge.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF WHITAKERS— W. T. Braswell,
President; W. Y. Tavlor, Cashier. Capital,
$10,000; Surplus and Profits, $3,000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. B. Cutchins.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Hearn Bros. & Co.
EDGECOMBE— FORSYTH.
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Cotton Buyers.
Woodard & Woodard.
G. M. Tucker.
J. H. Exum, Jr.
Confectionery Dealers.
W. H. Bond.
'"'otton Gins.
STOCK COMPANY— W. H. Bond, Pres.:
J. C. Moore, Secretary and Treasurer.
R. W. WINSTEAD.
Drusrsrists.
Whitakers Pharmacy.
"Doctors.
J. C. Braswell.
Dealers in Carriages.
Woodard & Woodard.
General Merchandise.
F. H. Cutchin.
J. S. Cutchin.
W. S. Knieht.
T. Cooper.
H. T. Bell.
Woodard & Woodard.
J. C. Moore & Bro.
W. J. Tucker.
Hardware and Aer'l Invplem'ts.
Southern Hardware M'f'g Co.
Millinerv and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. R. H. Woodard.
Retail Grocers.
W. H. Bond.
J. L. Dickens.
Reiiair Shoos.
R. H. Woodard.
Saloons.
J. L. Dickens.
Pat. Taylor.
J. R. A'skew & Bro.
Saj.as and Livers Stables.
H. J. Wholes*.
Saw Mills.
R. W. Winstoad.
L. M. Bullock.
CONETOE.
Incorporated in 1887.
Population. 140.
TAX RATE— 50c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— C. L. Warren.
CLERK— R. L. Savage.
TREASURER— Rufus Walston.
TAX COLLECTOR— Joshua Rouse.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. E. Whitehurut.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J E. Bui-
luck, J. O. Harrell, F. B. Staton.
POSTMASTER— J. E. Bulluck.
EXPRESS AGENT— G. S. Willard.
R. R. AGENT— G. S. Willard.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. H. Buffaloe, Pastor.
Confectionery Dealers.
D. K. Everett.
Doctors.
R. L. Savage.
General Merchandise.
N. B. Dawson.
J. E. Bulluck & Co.
J. O. Ham 11.
T. T. Cherry.
Saloons.
W. A. Hardy.
Whitehurst & Walston.
SPEED.
Incorporated in 1901.
TAX RATE— 20c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. II. Langston.
CLERK— A. J. Parket.
TREASURER— A. .1. Parker.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. H. Lang-
ston, A. J. Parker.
POSTMASTER— A. J. barker.
R. R. AGENT— D. H. Parlor.
EXPRESS AGENT— D. H. Parker.
General Merchandise.
Parker it La"gston.
M. A. Jones & Son.
J. W. Satterthwaiie.
Lumber Plants.
Parker & Langston.
Cotton Gins.
Sp( c'd Milling Co.
FORSYTH COUNTY
County Seat Winston.
Formed in 184S from Stokes county. Named in honor of Colonel Benjamin Forsyth,
of Germanton, Stokes county.
Area, 340 square miles.
POPULATION: 35,201. White males. 12,301 • white females. 12.410. Foreign born,
09. Negro males. 5.143: negro females. 5,398. White males over 21 years, 6,080;
negro males over 21 years, 2,480. White polls, 4,543; negro polls, 1,342.
Value of real estate, $5,049,069, increase of $141,615 over ±904. Value personal prop-
erty, $5,939,845, increase of $728,101 over 1904, including 3,077 horses, 1,545 mules, 8
jacks and jennets, 29 goats, 7,067 cattle, 9,253 hogs, 491 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $10,988,912; by negroes, $240,632.
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" No. Schools: White, 80; Colored, 20.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. poll; special. 33 l-3c. on $100 and 75c.
poll. Bonded debt, $55,000. Macadam ropH 14 miles.
POST OFFIUES: Belewcreek, Bethania, Clemmons, Donnoha, Jolliet, KERNERS-
VILLE, Lewisville, Nain, Okay, Oldtown, PFAFFTOWN, RURAL HALL, SALEM,
Salem Chapel, Tobaceoville, WALKERTOWN, Whiteroad, WINSTON-SALEM, (c. h.)
PUBLIC ROADS: C. H. Griffith, Winston-Salem, Supt. Worked by taxation,
33 l-3c. on $100 and 75c. poll; total last year, $34,481.81. Convicts used.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Southern Railway, 36.91 miles, assessed value $907,516.97
Atlantic and Yadkin, 10.77 miles, assessed value 106,977.90
North Carolina Midland, 13.73 miles, assessed value . 136,561.54
Norfolk & Western, 14.96 miles, assessed value 213.071.40
Western Union Telegraph Company, 148. 6S miles, assessed value 4.349.95
Southern Express Company, 76.17 miles, assessed value 8,821.42
Fries Manufacturing & Power Company, asessed value 34,050.00
Salem Water Supplj- Company, assessed value 701.00
SUPERIOR COURT: February 12th, two weeks, criminal cases only; March 12th,
two weeks, civil cases; May 21st, civil cases only; July 23rd, criminal cases only;
September 10th, two weeks, civil cases only; October 8th, criminal cases only;
December 3rd, two weeks, civil cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— R. E. Transou,
Bethania.
SHERIFF— Frank P. Alspaugh, Winston-
Salem.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Hugh W. Lind-
say, Kerners-ville.
TREASURER- Henry L. Riggins, Win-
ston-Salon:.
CORONER— John M. Robinson, Winston-
Salem.
SURVEYOR— E. A. Conrad, Pfafftown.
R. F. D. No. 1.
STANDARD KEEPER— Lee Lashmit,
Crstcr
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— S. F. Pfohl,
Winston-Salem.
SUPT. CO. HOME— C. C. Flynt, Winston
Salem.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— H. O. Sapp,
Winston-Salem.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— W. A. Speas,
Winston-Salem.
CO. DOARD OF EDUCATION— John F.
Griffith, (chm.), Winston-Sal m: Ellis W.
Hauser, Vienna; John A. Holder, Kerners-
ville; Attorney, L. M. Swink, Winston-
Salem.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— M. D. Bailey,
Edward F. Strickland, DeWitt Harman,
Winston-Salem.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— E. H. Wil-
son, (dim.), Winston-Salem; T. E. Rey-
nolds, Winston-Salem; R. C. Linebark,
Vii nna.
CONSTABLES— Abbotts Creek Township.
M. L. Stafford, Kernersville; Bethania, J
L. Alderman, Rural Hall; Broad Bay. J. S.
Hare, Winston-Salem; Belewcreek, J.
W. McGee, Belewcreek; Clemmons,
L. J. Lowder,. Clemmons; Lewisville.
J. W. C'jft, Lewisville: Middle Fork. J.
C. Walker, Daisy; Oldtown, L. D. Woods,
Oldtown; Old Richmond, J. E. Long,
ieward; Salem Chapel, James A. Grubbs,
Salem Chapel; South Fork, George S.
Ebert, Winston-Salem; Vienna, Charles A.
Posey, Vienna; Winston, John Q. Hutchins,
Winston-Salem; Kernersville, J. B. Stan-
ley, Kernersville.
Justices of the Peace.
ABBOTTS CREEK TOWNSHIP— John A.
Holder, Levi Ring, Kernersville.
BELEW CREEK— J. E. H. Hester, W.
M. Lancaster, White Road; II. S. Liuviile.
Goodwill; .1. W. Fair, Spot; A. W. Pres-
ton, Belewcreek.
BETHANIA— R. O. Butner, Bethania; J.
A. Simmons, Rural Hall; C. L. Holland,
Jolli t: A. H. Bodcnhamer, J. G. Clayton,
Rural Hall.
BROAD BAY— E. P. Heitman, J. P.
Charles, W. R. Rominger, Winston-Salem.
CLEMMONS— *. W. Griffith, J. A.
Sheek, Clemmons; W. H. Davis, Clemmons.
KERNERSVILLE— J. Pin^ Linville, J. M.
i Guyer. George W. Crews, Kernersville; W
W. Hunter, Okay; Thomas Wilson, Ker-
!).- rsvilh
LEWISVILLE— M. M. Reynolds, J. H.
J Conrad, A. A. Styers, Lewisville.
MIDDLE FORK— Charles M. Hauser, Win-
ston-Salem; E. W. Linville, C. W. Jones,
Walkertown; L. W. Pegram, J. E. Ziglar,
Winston-Salem; L. M. Disher, Walkertown.
OLD RICHMOND— W. F. Sprinkle, Tot.ac-
ccville, R. F. D. No. 1; Jesse E. Speas,
Donnoha: Calvin A. Sprinkle, Donnoha.
OLD TOWN— J. H. Miller, Jolliet; R. L.
Alspaugh, Winston-Salem; C. H. Hauser,
Oldtown; S. A. Jones, Jolliet: J.
E. Conrad. Winston-Salem, R. F. D.
SALEM CHAPEL— L. C. Merrit, A. G.
Martin. Joe F. Grubbs, Salem Chapel; W.
1 West, Walkertown; Rufus Brown, Salem
Chapel.
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SOUTH FORK— L. I. Conrad. Winston-
Salem, R. F. D. ; F. W. Sheets, Winston
Salem; C. R. Snider, Winston-Salem, R.
F. D.
VIENNA— R. C. Lineback, E. W. Hauser,
C. F. Mickle, J. S. Conrad, Pfafftown, R.
F. D. No. 1.
WINSTON— R. A. Jenkins, W. T. Carter,
J. C. Bessent, T. B. Douthit, Z. T. Bynum
Thomas Ring. A. F. Moses, E. 0. Curtis, P.
T. Lehman, John G. Young, John M. Robin
son, Winston-Salem.
FuMic School Teachers.
R. F. Penry, Winston -Sal em.
E. D. Sides, Winston-Salem.
T. H. Rogers, Winston-Salem.
J. C. Trivette, Winston-Salem.
N. F. Farlow, \\ inston-Salem.
S. A. Hege, Winston-Salem.
Miss Lura Cherry, Winston-Salem.
Miss Anne Martin, Winston-Salem.
Miss Maggie Robertson, Winston-Salem.
Miss Lizzie Mclver, Winston-Salem.
Miss Maggie Rierson, Winston-Salem.
Miss Levada Harmon, Winston-Salem.
Miss Lula Stipe, Winston-Salem.
Miss Anna Ogburn, Winston-Salem.
Mrs. J. W. Ziglar, Winston-Salem, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Miss Maude Alspaugh, Winston-Salem, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Miss Anna Chesnutt, Winston-Salem.
Miss Anna Cox, WTinston-Salem, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss E. May Shore, Winston-Salem, R.
F. D. No. 4.
Miss Lizzie Shore, Winston-Salem, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Miss Ollie Shore, Winston-Salem, R. F.
D. No. 4.
James Nifong, Winston-aalem, R. F. D.
No. 4.
G. W. Clinard, Winston-Salem, R. F. D.
No. 5.
Miss Carrye Marshall, Winston-Salem.
R. M. Charles, Winston-Salem, R. F. D.
No. 5.
Miss Bertha Doub. Winston-Salem, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Miss Gertrude Vance, Kernersville, R. F.
D. No. 3.
J. H. McKaughan. Kernersville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
John A. Holder, Kernersville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss P. C. Medeasis, Kernersville, R. F.
D. No. 3.
Miss Essie Fulton, Kernersville, R. F. 1).
No. 3.
Miss Loula Carter, Walnut Cove, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Miss Rosa Lewis, Walnut Cove, R. F.D.
No. 4.
J. A. Simmons, Rural Hall.
Miss Bessie Tise, Bethania.
J. F. Hunter, * .afftown, R. F. D. No. 1.
J. W. Goslen, Pfafftown, R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Louise Pfaff, Pfafftown.
Miss Bessie Woodhouse, Pfafftown.
Miss Maude Beroth, Pfafftown.
Miss Maude Pfaff, Pfafftown.
Miss Eva Davis, Pfafftown, R. F. D. No. 1.
E. N. Helsabeck, Rural Hall.
Mrs. E. A. Helsabeck, Rural Hall.
Miss Lela Vest, Tobaccoville.
Miss Bertha Spainhower, Tobaccoville.
Miss Jennie Smith, Tobaccoville, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Miss Ida Long, Tobaccoville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
O. R. Keiger, Tobaccoville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
H. B. Holder, Tobaccoville.
W. E. Blackman, Tobaccoville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
H. C. Helsabeck, Rural Hall.
Miss Bessie Pfaff, Winston-Salem.
Miss Flossie McKaughan, Winston-Salem.
J. F. Bondurant, Walnut Cove, R. F. I).
No. 2.
P. C. Idol, Walkertown, R. F. D. No. 1.
W. R. Waggoner, Walkertown.
Miss Flossie Crews, Kernersville, R. F.
D. No. 1.
J. W. Pinnix, Kernersville.
C. H. Whitlock, Lewisville.
Miss Lela Williams, Lewisville.
D. A. Brinkley, Clemmons, R. F. D.
No. 1.
J. M. Brinkley, Clemmons, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Mabel Mock, Clemmons, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Eva Wharton, Clemmons, R. F. D.
No. 1.
II. F. Craver, Clemmons, R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Lucy Vance, Kernersville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
G. W. Crews, Kernersville, R. F. D.
No. 4.
E. P. Crews, Kernersville, R. F. D. No. 4.
Miss Elizabeth Whittington, Pfafftown,
R. F. D\ No. 1.
M. A. Masten, Winston-Salem.
Miss Mina Morris, Walkertown.
F. D. L. Messer, Winston-Salem.
Miss Florence Messer, Winston-Salem.
Charles F. Hauser, Tobaccoville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Ella Davis, ast Bend.
Miss Lora Tise, Belhania.
Miss Fannie Tise, Bethania.
C. P. Sprinkle, Pfafftown, R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Pearl -tlock, Clemmons, R. F. D.
No. 1.
J. W. Murray. Winston-Salem. R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Stella Kiger, Oldtown, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Ethel Thomas, Oldtown.
G. W. Prim, Walnut Cove, R. F. D.
No. 1.
A. B. Hendrix, Tobaccoville.
E. P. Prindle, Cli mmons.
Miss Marylillie Whitungton, Pfafftown,
R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Addie Lineback, Bethania,
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— A. W. Craft, A. ft. Bell,
Lewisville; J. C. Mock, N. (; Whittington,
Pfafftown, R. F. D. No. 1; Solomon Helsa-
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beck, Rural Hall ; Edward Petrce, Winston-
Sclem; H. II. Jordan, Walkertown ; W. J.
Scale, South Side and Winston.
MORAVIAN— J. F. McCuiston, Friei'burg;
James E. Hall, Clemmons; F. W. Grabs,
Bethania.
CHRISTIAN— M. V. Warner, Lewisville.
Schools and Academies.
CLEMMONS HIOH SCHOOL— E. P. Men-
denhall, Prin., Clemmons.
LEWISVILLE ACADEMY— Prof. Whit-
lock, Principal, uewisville.
Physicians not in Towns.
E. r\ Strickland, Bethania.
S. S. Flvnt, Rural Hall.
H. L. Sullivan. Ruth.
Walter C. Hammock, WalkertowH.
J. D. Williams. Lewisville.
J. F. Griffith, Clemmons.
W. N. Dalton, Tobaccoville, R. F. D.
VV. P. Dicks, Walkertown.
A. Y. Linville, Winston-Salem.
J. Worth Davis. Pfafftown.
Spw Mills.
SPEAS BROS.— J. S. Speas, Manager.
Pfafftown, R. F. D.
SHORE & KAPP, J. E. Kapp, Manager,
Tobaccoville, R. F. D.
GEORGE H. HAUSER. Bethania.
SPRINKLE BROS.— Chas. Sprinkle, Man-
ager, Dosier.
LEIGHT BROS.— John Leight, Manager,
\\ alkertown.
BROWN & RORF.RSON— J. A. Roberson,
Manager, Belewcreek.
.MORRIS & HRO.— Walter Morris. Mana-
ger, Walkertown.
TUCKER BROS.— Joe Tucker, Manager,
Winston-Salem.
ZTGLAR BROS.— George Ziglar, Manager,
Pfafftown, R. F. D.
Box Manufacturers.
WILSON BROS.— George Wilson, Man-
ager. Pfafftown.
LEIGHT URO.— John Leight, Manager,
Walkertown.
'""—ir Bottoming.
WILSON BROS.— George Wilson, Man-
ager, Pfafftown.
Merchants not in Towns.
C. F. Mickle, Pfafftown. R. F. D.
Speas & Mock, Pfafftown, R. F. D.
John H. Pfaff. Pfafftown.
Sid G. Doub & Co., Tobaccoville.
J. A. Long, Tobaccoville.
Joe H. B»eRon. Kernevsville.
I. A. Roberson, Belewcreek.
J. W. Tutu.-, Oldtown.
Sam Stewart, Daisy.
Ernest Transou, Bethania.
M. V. Warner & Son, Lewisville.
Lehman & Butner, Bethania.
J. W. Westmoreland, Daisy.
J. H. Moser & Co., Lewisville.
C. B. Doub & Co., Clemmons.
A. B. Mock, Winston Salem, R. F. D.
E. M. Long, Dosier.
V. M. Sievers, Walkertown.
F. T. Hine, Oldtown.
E. L. James, Jo liet.
Store & Cornish, Clemmons.
Kulp & Linville, Kernersville.
Spainhour & Flynn. Donnaha.
F. A. Jones, Clemmons.
Miller-Wolff Co., Rural Hall.
Lawrence & Payne, Rural Hall.
Samuel Wagoner, Sedge Garden.
WINSTON.
Population, 15,000.
Value of real estate, $1,910,746.
Value personal property, $3,131,460.
No. white polls, 1,039.
No. colored polls, 708.
TAX RATE— $1.00 on $100; $3.00 on poll
Bonded debt, $500,000.
City owns water works.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— O. B. Eaton.
CLERK AND TREASURER— W. E. Frank-
lin
TAX COLLLC i OR— T. L. Farrow.
CITY ATTORNEYS— Watson, Buxton *
Watson.
CITY PHYSICIAN— J. Lewis Hanes.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— S. F. Pfohl.
STANDARD-KEEPER— T. P. Styron.
SURVEYOR— R. P. Henry.
SUPT. OF FIRE DEPT.— Lewis Evan*,
Chief Engineer.
FIRE COMPANIES— J. B. McCrary, Act-
ing Chief; A. J. Gales, Capt. No. 1; J. B.
McCrary, Assistant Chief, Capt. No. 2.
CHIEF OK I'OEICE— F. G. Crutchfleld.
POLICEMEN— W. A. Hartness, W. T.
Penry, J. D. Wilson, J. R. Hasten, J. A.
Thomas, C. A. Pratt, R. W. Bryant, F. A.
Martin.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. K. Norfleet,
A. S. Hanes, F. J. Liipfert, Jr., W. G.
Cranford, R. S. Galloway, George T.
Brown, W. T. Brown, Sterling Smith, J. L.
Casper.
BOARD OF AUDIT— F. J. Liipfert, Jr.,
(dim.); F. C. Brown, George T. Brown.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— West End
Graded School, W. S. Snipes, Prin.; North
Winston Graded School, Leon Cash, Prin.;
East Winston Graded School, Miss Ada
Roan, Prin.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. C. Bux-
ron. (dim). T. L. Vaughn. J. K. Norfleet,
W. H. Marler, C. C. Vaughn.
CITY SCHOOL SUPT.— W. S. Snipes.
POSTMASTER— C. A. Reynolds.
R. R. AGENTS— E. B. Kerns; Chas. Buf-
ford.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. D. Porcher.
Ministers and Churches.
SALEM HOME CHURCH— i Moravian)—
Bishop Edward Rondthaler, D. D.
SALEM HOME CHURCH— (Moravian)—
J. H. Clewell. Pastor.
CHRIST'S CHAPEL— (Moravian)->I. Ken-
neth Pfohl. Pastor.
CALVARY CHAPEL— (Moravian)— E. S.
Crosland, Pastor.
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EAST SALEM CHAPEL— (Moravian)— E.
S. Crosland, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST— H. A. Brown, Pastor.
BROAD STREET— (Baptist)— Alfred J.
Garrett, Pastor.
CENTENARY — (Methodist) — H. F.
Chreitzbcrg, Pastor.
GRACE CHURCH— (Methodist)— J. F.
lwk, Pastor.
SOUTHSIDE— J. H.Robertson, Pastor.
BURKHEAD— (Methodist)— E. E. Wil-
lifims Ptistor
PRESIDING ELDER— (Winston District)
J. R. Seroggs.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— J. D. Wil-
liams. Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— J. A. Hopkins, Pastor.
ST. PAUL— (Episcopal)— No Rector.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN— D. Clay Lilly,
Pastor.
NORTH WINSTON PRESBYTERIAN— D.
Clay Lilly, Pastor.
(JENTREV11.LE— (Moravian)— C. D.
Crouch, Pastor.
LUTHFRAN— C. A. Ritchie. Pastor.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TION— Organized in 1888. Incorporated in
1893. President, R. B. Crawford; First
Vice-President, R. C. Norfleet; Second Vice-
President, H. B. Battle; Recording Secre-
tary, W. S. Snipes; Treasurer, D. H.
Browder; General Secretary, P. M. Colbert.
OFFICERS OF THE TWIN CITY MINIS-
TERIAL ASSOCIATION— Vi.e-President, W
H. Willis.
Schools and Academies.
EDGEWOOD— Mrs. C. G. Lanier, Prin.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
Hotel Phoenix — A. F. Young, Prop.
Hanes House, William Hanes, Prop.
Rierson House — Mrs. L. B. Rierson. Prop.
Shouse Boarding House — Calvin Shouse,
Prop.
Renigar House — A. C. Green, Prop.
Davis House — Mr. Kerns, Prop.
Miss Mollie Fletcher.
Cemeteries and Supts.
SALEM CEMETERY CO.— John W. Fries,
President; H. S. Foy, Supt.
Hospitals and Asylums.
TWIN CITY HOSPITAL— Miss Gilliland,
Superintendent.
Agricultural Implements.
Brown, Rogers & Co.
Wall k Hnske.
Forsyth Hardware Co.
Hege Bros.
Architects.
Crosby & Warren.
.Auctioneers.
Robert Moselv.
H. J. Crute."
J. W. Paimer.
G. E. Webb.
Lee Hopper.
Thomas Graham.
Bakers.
SALEM HOME BAKERY— Miss
Proprietor.
Stein.
WINKLERS SALEM BAKERY— Geor«r«
Winkler and Mrs. C. A. Winkler, Props.
Banks and Bankers.
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK— John W.
Fries, President; Frank W. Stockton, Cash-
ier. Capital, $100,000; surplus and Profits,
$29,000.
WACHOVIA LOAN AND TRUST CO.— F.
II. Fries, Pres. ; Henry F. Shaffner, Cashier.
Capital, $600,000; Surplus and Profits,
$76,000.
WACHOVIA NATIONAL BANK— W. A.
Lemly, President; James A. Gray, 'Cashier.
Capital, $150,000; Surplus and Profits,
$163,000.
PIEDMONT SAVINGS BANK— John W.
Griffith, President; P. W. Crutchfield,
Cashier. Capital, $12,000; Surplus and
Profits, $1,000.
Barber Shops.
Pfaff's Barber Shop.
Phoenix Hotel Barber Shop— C. B. Cash,
Prop.
Smith's Barber Shop — Lee Smith, Prop.
John MacMillian.
Osborn Hargraves.
Archibald Hayes.
Bicycle Dealers.
L. C. Gatewood.
Hege Bros.
Beck & Pfaff.
Brokers.
John G. Young.
G. W. Edwards.
J. J. Norman & Co.
H. H Thomas.
Building & Loan Associations.
WINSTON-SALEM BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION— J. C. Buxton, President; 0.
A. Follin, Secretary and Treasurer.
PIEDMONT BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO-
CIATION—J. F. Griffith, President; E. B.
Jones, Vice-President; A. F. Moses, Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. F. Snipes.
E. F. Spaugh.
J. D. Murphv.
J. M. Richard.
Fred. Miller.
A. P. Poe.
R. C. Right k Co.
P. W. Mock.
Poe & Spaugh.
Albert Brietz.
Blacksmith Shops.
Spaugh & Cranford.
J. W. Cornish.
Paul Hemmings.
\ndrew Gillam.
Roger & Son.
Jim Taylor, (col.)
Books and Stationery.
W. H. Watkins.
C. L. Sharp.
Boots and Shoes.
P. E. Allen.
F. C. Brown.
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Neely & Crate.
Jenkins Bros.
W. C. Wright.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
J. S. Riggs.
B. F. Capple.
John Johnson.
Adolphus Reich.
Henry Reich.
John Hailey.
Morris Bros.
Lewis Porter.
Wesley Mitchell, (col.)
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
Robert Hedgecock.
Winston Brick & Tile Co.
B. J. Sheppard.
S. A. Snyder.
Cabinet-Makers.
A. C. Vogler & Son.
Huntley, Hill & Stockton.
Canned Goods.
All wholesale and retail grocers.
Casket M'f rs and Dealers.
Huntley, Hill & Stockton.
A. C. Vogler & Son.
Bowman & Howard.
Grant Smith, (col.)
Carriage Manufacturers.
Frank C. Meinung.
C. F. Nissen.
Nissen & Roan.
Snach Bros.
George E. Nissen & Co.
J. I. Nissen.
Chamber of Commerce.
G. E. Webb, Secretary.
Cigar Factories.
V. O. Thompson.
Leoard & Terry.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
P. E. Allen.
Rosenbacher Bros.
N. Xj. Cranford & Co.
Fletcher Bros.
McDowell. Knsjers k Co.
J. M. Woodruff & Co.
Joe Jacobs.
A Daye.
Citrenbaum Bros.
E. Roberson.
R. Shapiro.
Cotton Mills.
ARISTA— F. & H Fries. Owners.
SALEM— F. & H. Fries, Owners.
SOUTH SIDE— E. W. Lehman, Manager.
SHAMROCK HOSIERY MILLS CO.
WINSTON KNITTING MILLS— M. D.
Bailey, President and Treasurer; M. D.
Bailey, Jr., Secretary.
P. H. HANES KNITTING MILLS.
TWIN CITY KNITTING MILLS.
L. A. VAUGHN KNITTING MILL.
MALINE KNITTING MILLS.
Coal and Wood.
C. M. Thomas & Co.
Peoples Fuel & Ice Co.
J. A. L. Miller & Co.
John G. Young.
Commission Merchants.
J. J. Norman & Co.
Cromer Bros.
A. F. Messick & Co.
Vaughn, Crutchfield & Co.
Vaughn & Co.
Confectionery Manufacturers.
Hub Candy Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
Efird Bros.
A. P. Grizzard.
Mrs. C. A. Winkler.
A. Honey.
J. J. Spillars.
J. R. Elkins.
C. C. Self.
C. L. Sharp.
W. H. Terry.
Contractors and Builders.
Miller Bros. Co.
Fogle Bros.
I. Mclver.
W. G. Melchor.
T. Morgan.
Charles Loman.
J. C. Miller.
H. H. Riddle.
W. R. Tise.
Clubs.
Twin City Club— (Social)— R. W. Gorreu,
President,
Men's League, Salem.
Dealers in Ice.
C. M. Thomas & Co.
Fries Manufacturing Power Co.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
H. D. Poindexter.
Dentists.
Ilorton & Horton.
W. J. Conrad.
Robert H. Jones.
J. Conrad Watkins.
C. C. Sapp.
J. A. Blum.
Doctors.
II. S. Lott.
E. H. Spainhower.
John Bynum.
David N. Dalton.
Alfred P. Davis.
James P. Fearington.
Robert D. Jewett.
' Seth J. Montague.
Charles L. Summers.
Henry J. Thomas.
W. 0. Spencer.
Thomas Wright.
H. II. Kapp.
H. H. Hall, (col.)
J. W. Jones, (col.)
F. S. Hargraves, (col.)
Drueeists.
Owen Drug Co.
V. O. Thompson.
E. W. O. Hanlon.
H. P. Watson.
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J. F. Shaffner.
i/oudqvrist & Pfohl.
Jones Drug Store.
Dealers in Tobacco.
Coleman Bros.
D. A. Swink.
B. J. Sheppard & Co.
John Coleman.
W. J. Martin.
D. R. Dunlap.
Liipfert, Scales & Co.
Cobb & Currin.
Annual sales leaf tobacco, 20 millioc
pounds.
Annual pounds manufactured, 25 million
Next to the largest loose leaf tobacco
market in the world.
Winston manufactures 75 per cent of the
flat goods made in the United States.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. A. Stewart.
Mrs. Thomas Leslie.
Mrs. S. K. Camberlain.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Fletcher Bros.
F. C. Brown.
Ranji. Davis.
J. I. Newman.
A. Dave.
Mrs. M. Steinfield.
Ro&enbacher Bros.
W. L. Hill.
D. D. Schouler.
Electric Companies & Officers.
FRIES M'F'G AND POWER CO.— H. E.
Fries, Pres. ; W. A. Blair, Vice-President;
B. J. Pfohl, Secretary and Treasurer.
Florists.
Mrs. Sam Taylor.
Mrs. II. Lloyd.
Mrs. G. I. Walker.
Fish Markets.
J. F. Conrad.
J. H. Brim.
H. L. Wallace.
T. P. Styron.
Sam Tesh.
Rufus Self.
Flotir. Corn and Feed Dealers.
G. L. Dull & Co.
P. R. Lamb Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Forsyth Roller Mill.
Wachovia Mill.
Spaugh Bro3.
South Side Roller Mill.
Fruit Dealers.
J. J. Spillars.
J. R. Elkin.
A. Honey.
K. Sallock.
Efird Bros.
Nash & McGee.
Griffith & Lentz.
Warren Bros.
Foundries and lion Works.
J. A. Vance's Iron Works.
Salem Iron Works.
W. B. Cook Foundry.
Furniture Manufacturers.
WINSTON FURNITURE CO —James A.
Gray, President; W. A. Shore, Secretary and
Treasurer.
FORSYTH MANUFACTURING CO.— H. E.
Fries, President; Wm. A. Blair, Secretary
and Treasurer.
FORSYTH CHAIR CO.— Charles Siewers,
President and Treasurer; W. A. Blair, Sec.
OAKLAND MANUFACTURING CO.— W.
P. Hill President and Treasurer; B. F.
Huntly, Secretary; W. A. Blair, Vice-
President.
FORSYTH IRON BED CO.— Charles
Siewers, President; Robert Rice, Secretary.
SALEM PARLOR FURNITURE CO.—
Ralph Siewers, Manager.
FORSYTH FURNITURE CO.
Furniture Dealers.
A. C. Vogler & Son.
Huntly, Hill & Stockton.
Rominger & Cri.n Co.
Abe Jacobs.
C. B. Call.
Benefield & Co.
Piedmont Furniture Co.
General Merchandise.
T. B. Dourhit.
H. A. Siddall.
D. S. Reid.
F. C. Brown.
H. D. Poindexter.
Wilson <& Rose.
J. F. Griffith.
Grubbs & Lehman.
J. A. Crews & Co.
John L. Breitz.
O. F. Brown.
C. A. Jones.
D. D. Schouler.
Rosenbacher Bros.
J. T. Fishel & Co.
Melohor Bros.
W. S. Martin.
A. Dave.
J. I. Newman.
H. Lloyd.
Ranji Mersha.
Grist Mills.
Wachovia Mills.
Forsyth Roller Mill.
D. L. Shore Salem Mill.
Spaugh Bros. Roller Mills.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Brown, Rogers & Co.
Crawford Brooks Hardware Co.
Wall & Huske.
F. M. Roberts.
Shepherd & Norflcct.
Huge Bros.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealer*.
Hine & Shipley.
Sid Lawrence.
Hides and Felts.
P. R. Lamb Co.
J. M. Richard.
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FORSYTH COUTY.
Ice Factory.
C.M. Thomas & Co.
Fries Manufacturing and Power Co.
Insurance Agencies.
G. A. Follin.
W. E. Franklin.
John G. Young.
C. A. Jenkins.
H. W. Foltz.
James S. Dunn.
T. S. Sprinkle.
E. A. Ebert.
Insurance Department of Wachovia Loan
and Trust Co.
E. E. Gray.
J. C. Bessent.
J. A. Sills.
H. W. Foltz.
Moir & Hodgin.
Job Printing Offices.
Stewart Printing Office.
Lanier's Job Printing Office.
Journal Job Office.
Republican Job Office.
Shore Job Office.
Crist & Keelen Job Office.
King Printing Co.
Junk Dealers.
P. R. Lamb.
H. D. Shutt.
J. R. Watson.
Lawyers.
F. T. Baldwin.
J. S. Grogan.
Glenn, Manlv & Hendren.
Walter 0. Cox.
E. E. Gray.
J. E. Alexander.
Benbow & HalL
Lindsay Patterson.
Mast k Griffith.
Watson, Buxton & Watson
H. R. Starbuck.
A. E. HoltoK.
L. M. Swink.
H. Montague.
J. F. Reynolds.
Wm. A. Blair.
D. H. Blair.
G. H. Hasten.
A. H. Eller.
H. 0. Sapp.
George P. Pell.
C. L. Holton.
James Scrogga.
A. R. Bridgers, (col.)
J. S. FLtts (col.)
J. S. Lanier, (col.
Laundries.
Twin City Steam Laundry.
Chinese Laundry.
Leather Dealers.
Hine & Shipley.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Fogle Bros.
Smith & Phillips.
Miller Bros. Co.
J. M. Cummings.
Machine Shops.
J. A. Vance Iron Works.
C. A. Hege Salem Iron Works.
Marble Works.
J. A. Bennett & Co
C. A. McOalliard.
Masons and Builders.
W. A. Spaugh
D. G. Allen.
Mattress Manufacturers.
J. E. Call.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. T. B. Douthit.
Mrs. L. K. Stanton.
Mrs. R. E. I.assiter.
D. D. Schouler.
R. C. Bowers.
Musical Instruments.
Piedmont Music House.
Fletcher Bros.
Medicine Manufacturers.
Sampson Medicine Co.
Globe Tonic Co.
Machinery Manufacturers
Winston Cigarette Machine Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
UNION REPUBLICAN— S. E. Hall, Edi-
tor.
SOUTHERN TOBACCO JOURNAL— G. E.
Webb. Editor.
WINSTON SENTINEL— D. H. Browder,
Editor.
MORNING JOC'RNAL— Alex. F. W. Leslie,
Editor.
MORAVIAN— II. E. Rondthaler, Editor.
ACADEMY— J. H. Clewell, Editor.
BUSINESS GUIDE— M. I. Stewart, Editor.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co.
Painters.
J. A. Chick.
William H. White.
C. H. Reynold*.
W. H. Clinard.
J. M. Gibbons.
B. F. Swain.
W. H. Clinard.
Reuben Rink Co.
E. B. Waggoman.
Paper-Hangers.
William H. White.
W. H Chick.
W. H. Clinard.
J. E. Reynolds.
A. W. Morton.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
J. F. Shaflfner
Wall & Husk.
Brown, Rogers & Co.
Crawford Brooks Hardware Co.
Shepard & Norfleet.
FORSYTH COUNTY
2oo
H. P. Watson.
V. O. Thompson.
Owen Drug Co.
E. W. O'Hanlon.
Plumbers.
L. B. Brickenstein.
G. W. McSwam.
Crawford & Ragland.
Morgan & Blum.
Produce Dealers.
A. F. Messick Grocery Co.
O'Brien & Co.
H. D. PoinoVxter.
J. F. Griffith.
N. H. MeoVaris.
E. R. Messick.
A. P. Giizzard.
D. S. Reid.
S. O. Bennett.
J. M. Taylor.
Efird Bros.
Cromer Bros.
J. A. Mills.
Retail Grocers.
J. A. Crews & Co.
J. R. Cummings.
W. D. Bowers.
F. H. Burton.
J. T. Joyner.
W. C. Tise.
C. A. Jones.
Nash & McGee.
Efird Bros.
S. O. Bennett.
A. P. Grizzard.
Griffith & Lent«.
A. G. Logan.
Van B. Melchor.
Smith & Steelman.
P. R. Lamb.
J. H. Scott.
Carter Bros.
D. S. Reid.
A. D. Cook.
C. H. Lloyd.
N. B. Pearce.
John L. Briets.
O. F. Brown.
J. R. Watson.
Mrs. M. Hubard.
Dowdy & Walker.
H. D. Poindextse.
F. H. Ferebee.
Wr.rren Bros.
Veinon Grocery Co.
Ileal Estate Agents.
C. A. Jenkins.
D. H. Blair.
H. Montague.
James S. Dunn.
W. L. Mooney.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Fisher Livery Co.
J. E. Ziglar.
J. H. Vaughn & Co.
Blum & tieming.
W. L. Peebles.
James Allen.
Ed. Penn.
Saloons.
Holbrook & Winfree.
H. Kober.
Douthit & Bodenhamer.
George Roediger.
P. A. Davis.
Sid Matthews.
Frank Eddleman.
S. T. Matins.
Shermer & Phillips.
Stoves and Tinware.
L. B. Brickenstein.
Morgan & Blum.
W. O. Crotts.
J. O. Senseman.
Hege Bros.
Sa&h and Blind Factories.
Fogle Bros.
Smith & Phillips.
Miller Bros Co.
Shingle Dealers.
Miller Bros. Co.
Fogle Bros.
Smith & Phillips.
J. M. Cummings.
Sporting Goods.
Hege Brothers.
Tailor Establishments.
F. H. Woolsehlager.
W. H. Boger.
A. C. Green.
Trust & Investment Companies.
Wachovia Loan & Trust Co.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— S. W. Tise,
Manager.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE CO.— M.
M. Schaum, Manager.
Tobacco Manufacturers.
The R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.— R. J.
Reynolds, President.
Brown & Williamson.
Liipfert, Scales & Co.
Bailey Bros.
Tavlor Bros.
Ogburn, Hill & Co.
M. Bohannon.
M. L. Ogburn & t^o.
The Whitaker-Harvey Co.
Tobacco Warehouses.
Star— G. S. Norfleef & Co.
Piedmont— M. W. Norfleet & Co.
Farmers — A. B. Gorrell & Sons.
Brown's — Brown & Carter.
Typewriters and Supplies.
T. J. Wilson.
Veterinary Surgeons.
C. J. Fleming.
W. G. Cranford.
Water Company and Officers.
Municipal Ownership — C. J. Williams,
Supt.
25C
FORSYTH COUNTY.
Watches and Jewelry
Charles Sapp.
\V. H. Leonard.
Fred. N. Da v.
W. T. Vogler & Son.
J. E. Briggs & Co.
C. N. Brown.
■Wholesale Grocers.
J. M. Taylor.
Cromer Eros.
K. U. Messick.
A. F. Messick Grocery Co.
J. J. Norman & Co.
Vaugh & Co.
Wood- Working Shops.
Fogle Bros.
SALEM.
Incorporated in 1855.
Population, 3,942; White, 3,454; colored,
4SS.
TAX RATE— $1.00.
Debt, $50,000.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— S. E. Butner.
CLERK— F. E. Keehln.
TREASURER— F. E. Keehln.
TAX COLE i.. i OR— F. E. Keehln.
ATTORNEY— A. II. Eller.
CHIEF OF POLICE— John H. McGee.
CHIEF OF FIRE DEPT.— F. C. Meinung.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— H. E. Fries, H.
A Liddell, II. F. Shaffner, G. H. Rights,
H. A. Pfohl, C. R. Faw, L. B. Bricken-
stein.
POSTMASTER— W. P. Ormsby.
R. R. AGENTS— C. Buford. E. B. Kearns
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— B. J. Pfohl,
D. A. Robertson, A. J. Pleasant.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— N. F. Fallow,
Supt. ; S. A. Hege, Principal.
Schools and Academies.
SALEM BOYS SCHOOL— J. F. Brower,
Principal.
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY— J. H.
Clewell,' Ph. D., Principal.
MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY.
REV. J. II. CLEWELL, Ph. D.
RT. REV. EDWARD RONDTHALER, D. D.
MRS. A. W. CLEWELL.
PROF. H. A. SHIRLEY.
C. B. PFOHL.
E. A. ABERT.
MIS* EMMA CHITTY.
MISS MARGARET BESSENT.
MISS NANNIE BESSENT.
MISS GERTRUDE BROWN.
MISS CARRIE BREWER.
MISS OTELIA BARROW.
MISS DAISY BROOKS.
MISS LAURA CLARK.
MISS EMMA CARTER.
MISS MARY GREIDER.
MISS LILLIE GARRISON.
MISS EUGENIA HENDERSON.
MISS ELIZABETH HEISLER.
MISS CARRIE R. JONES.
MISS MAMIE KAPP.
MISS KATIE KILBUCK.
MISS EMMA LEHMAN.
MISS
JANIE LEWIS.
MISS
MARY MEINUNG.
MISS
1 ! 1) V MORRISON.
MISS
IVY NICEWONGER.
MISS
LAURA REID.
MISS
ALINE ROUECHE.
MISS
ISABEL RICE.
MISS
LOUISA SHAKEN ER.
MISS
SALLIE SHAFFNER.
ANNA SIEDENBERG
MISS
EMMA SMITH.
MIS*
PEARL TRANSOU.
MISS
SALLIE VEST.
MISS
( ARRIE VEST.
AMIE VAN BLECK.
• MISS
CLAUDE WINKLER.
MISS
GRACE WOLFE.
Dentists.
P. E.
Horton.
J. Conrad Watkins.
Doctors.
Thomas Wright.
J. F.
Shaffner, Jr.
J. F.
Shaffner, Sr.
H. T.
Bahnson.
H. S.
Lott.
S. F.
Pfohl.
A. P.
D'avis.
lawyers.
A. H.
Eller.
J. F.
feynoldj.
Wm.
\ Biair.
KERNERSVILLE.
Population, 1,500.
Incorporated in 1874.
No. white polls, 150; colored polls, 18.
r al estate and personal property,
$252,865.
Tax Rate: 33 l-3c. on $100; 00 poll.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. S. Linville.
CLERK— H. E. Shore.
TREASURER— H. E. Shore.
CHIEF OF POLICE— R. L. Flynt.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— T. S. Flesh-
man, Junius Pegg, \V. D. Stockton, C. R.
Kerner.
POSTMASTER— B. R. Beeson.
R. R. AGENT— C. R. Kerner.
EXPRESS A.GENT— C. R. Kerner.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— William Biles, Pastor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— Rev. Mr.
Porter, Pastor.
BAPTIST— A. L. Betts, Pastor.
MORAVIAN— Rev. Mr. Wenhold, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
KERNERSVILLE ACADEMY.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
C. C. Sapp.
Grant Davis.
f. Kerner.
T. J. Willis.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF KERNERSVILLE— W. H. Men-
denhall, Pres. ; G. V. Fulp, Cashier. Capi-
tal stock, $5,000; Surplus and Profits, $2,-
120.00.
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Cenieteiies and Supts.
L.F. Davis, President; J. M. Guyer, Sec-
retary and Treasurer.
Auctioneers.
W. D. Stockton.
Barber Shops.
Robert Whitt.
Bicycle Dealers.
T. C. McCuiston.
blacksmith Shops.
Mnrtin Huffman.
Box Manufacturers.
rOBACCO BOX AND WASHBOARP
FACTORY— Lewis & Griffith, Props.
Broom Manufacturers.
Nelson & Winfrey. Proprietors.
Carriage Repair Shops.
J. W. Meredith.
Contractors and Builders.
William Hepler.
Lucian Hepler.
Wm. Pegram.
Robert Davis.
Cotton Gins.
Gentry & Edwards, Proprietors.
Doctors.
E. Kcrner.
W. C. Ashworth.
Druererists.
Pinnix Drag Co.
Farnitnrr Manufacturer
KERNERSVILLE FURNITURE M'F'G CO.
General Merchandise.
Fulp & Lin vi lie.
L. F. Davis & Son.
T. J. Willis.
James A. Lowry.
J. A. Watson.
C. L. Linville & Co.
G. M. Crews.
R. B. Kerner.
R. W. King.
Marshall & Co.
Nelson & Winfree.
Grist Mills.
BUR GRIST MILLS— E. Kerner, Prop.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Kernersville Hardware Co.
Insurance Agents.
J. F. Kerner.
George V. Fulp.
J. M. Guyer.
Knitting Mills.
DAVIS-CREWS KNITTING MILLS.
VICTOR KNITTING MILLS— W. H. Leak
& Co., Proprietors.
GREENFIELD MILLS— J. M. Greenfield,
Proprietor.
LOWRY MILLS— Lowry, Son & Co., Props.
AMERICAN KNITTING MILLS— Kern, r
Bros., Props.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Lydia Laffoon.
R. B. Kerner.
Nurserymen.
J. Van Lindley
Painters.
J. Gilmer Korner.
Beard & Stafford.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Linville Bros.
Saw Mills.
W. C. Edwards.
Gentry & Edwards, Props.
Tanners.
I. Kerner.
Woolen Mills.
SOUTHERN WOOLEN MILLS— G. M.
Crews & Bro., Props.
HOLLER FLOURING MILL— Harmon &
P.,-. .]. Proprietors.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
County Seat Lc lisburg.
Formed in 1879 from Bute county, which name was obliterated in that year by act
of the General Assembly. Named in honor of Benjamin Franklin.
Area, 420 square miles.
Population: 25.116. White males, 6,465; white females. 0,218. Foreig-.i born, 6.
Negro males, 6,127; negro females, 6,311. White males over 21 years, 3,068; negro
males over 21 years. 2,416. White polls, 2.147; negro polls, 1,476.
Value of real estate, $2,451,410, increase of $40,980 over 1904. Value personal pi
erty, $1,329,245, increase of $50,165 over 1904, including 2,537 horses, 1,771 mules, 2
jacks and jennets, 208 goats, 6, 7S5 cattle, 11,704 hogs, 835 sheep, 212 dogs, 118
bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,504,676; by negroes, $275,979.
Number Schools: White, 47; Colored, 45.
TAX RATE: County purposes, 22p. on $100 and 66e. poll. Roads (Louisburg
Township only), 25c. and 75c. poll. Interest on debt, 9c; poll, 27c; bridge fund, 8c.
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FRANKLIN LOUNTY.
poll, 24c; poor, 3c; poll, 9c Bonded debt of county, $12,000; floating debt of county.
$500. Number of iron bridges, 7. (One of them 525 feet long). Graded school,
Louisburg, 10c. and 30c. on poll; Graded School, Franklinton, 35c and $1.05 poll.
POST OFFICES: Alert, Bunn, Cedar Rock. CENTERVILLE, Cheaves, Dickens,
FRANKLINTON, Ingleside, Justice. Katesviile, Laurel. Letha, LOUISBURG, (c h.),
Mapleville, Mitchener, Moulton, Oswego, Pilot, Pocomoke, Privett, Pughs, Ransoms
Bridge, Riley, Royal, Stallings, Sutton, Views, Wood, YOUNGSVILLE.
PUBLIC ROADS: John R. Williams. Superintendent. Worked by old State law ex-
cept Louisburg Township. Convicts used.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Seaboard Air Line, 22.91 miles, assessed value $457,803.34
Pullman Company, 13.00 miles, assessed value 2,044.25
Western Union Telegraph Company, 96.00 miles, assessed value 6,079.63
Home Telephone Company, lot). 00 miles, assessed value 7,300.00
Louisburg Telegraph Company, 10.00 miles; assessed value 500.00
Southern Express Company, 22.91 miles, ass-ssed value 2,653.26
Union Tank Line Company, assessed value 4,023.90
Atlantic Postal Telegraph Company, assessed value 2,182.20
SouthSide Telephone Company, assessed value 750.00
Southern Bell Telephone Company, assessed value 1,311.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 22nd, two weeks; April 16th, two weeks; August
20th, criminal cases only; October 15th, two weeks, civil cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. J. Barrow,
Louisburg.
SHERIFF— H. C. Kearney, Louisburg.
iJEGISTER OF DEEDS— W. M. Boone,
Lvuisbmg.
TREASURER— J. A. Thomas, Louisburg.
,'URVEYOR— J. T. Inscoe, Cedar Rock.
STANDARD-KEEPER— W. H. Perdue,
Louisburg.
CO. ATTORNEY— F. 3. Spruill, Louis-
burg.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— R. F. Yarbor-
oogh, Jr., Louisburg.
SUPT. CO. HOME— E. M. Williams, Louis-
bo rg
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— R. B. White,
Franklinton.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. H.
Uzzell, VlapievEle; J. C. Winston, Frank-
linton; G. S. Baker, Louisburg.
CO. CO.i.vllSSIONERS— T. S. Collie,
Cedar Rock; J. H. Uzzell, Mapleville; E. M.
Gupton, Gupton; N. B. Young, Louisburg;
1, C. Winston, Youngsville.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— W. H.
Macon, (chm.), Louisburg; P. G. Alston,
Jr.. Centerville; E. F. Yarborough, Louis-
burg.
CONSTABLES— Louisburg Township, R.
W. Hudson. Louisburg; Hayesville, G. W
Evans, Ingleside; Sandy Creek, M. C. Gup-
ton, Gupton; Gold Mine. R. J. Burnett.
Jr.. Centerville; Cedar Rock, O. M. Collins,
Cedar Rock; Cypress, R. B. Harris, Justice;
Dunns, R. A. Privett, Sutton; Harris, W.
H. Cates, Royal; Freeman's, S. E. Pearce,
Youngsville; Franklinton, E. H. Evans,
Franklinton.
Justices of the Peace.
DUNNS TOWNSHIP— W. H. Williams,
J.
H.
Sutton; J. G. Pearce, Pilot.
HARRIS— W. B. Hunter. W. W. Perry,
Rileys X Roads; W. D. Harris, Louisburg,
R. F. D. No. 1.
FREEMANS— J. R. Tharington, J. R.
Johnson, Youngsville.
FRANKLINTON— E. W. Morris, G. L.
Whitfield, C. R. Sandling, J. E. Nicholson,
Franklinton.
HAYESVILLE— R. S. Foster, Ingleside;
R. G. Winn, Epsom.
SANDY CREEK— J. C. Foster, Laurel;
W. H. Perdue, Oswego; J. J. Cooper, E.
N. Williams.
GOLD MINE— W. D. Upchurch, Center-
ville; A. S. J. Hemlet, Peter Collins,
Aliens.
CEDAR ROCK— T. W. Stokes,
Inscoe, Cedar Rock.
CYPRESS— J. G. Creekmore
Mitchell, Justice.
LOUISBURG— O. L. Ellis, W. E. Tucker,
G. S. Baker, Louisburg; J. R. Perry,
Mapleville.
Public School Teachers.
Wheless, Miss Chessie, Castalia.
Boo:ie, Miss Claudia, Cedar Rock.
Best, Miss Marj', Mapleville.
Glasgow, Miss Lillie. Stallings.
Dean, Miss Lillie, Cedar Rock.
Boone, H. S., Cedar Rock.
Hines, Miss Alice, Justice.
Bowden, Miss Bettie, Justice.
Lafater, Mrs. M. L., Privett.
Woodlief. Miss Sallie E., Pilot.
Boyette, Miss Mary R., Sutton.
Davis, Miss Una, Pilot.
Woodliei. Miss Laura E., Sutton.
Ferrall, Miss 'Etta, Bunn.
Usry, W. T., FTanklinton.
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Mitchell, Miss Irene, Franklinton.
Ballard, Miss Eleanor, Franklinton.
Whitfield, Miss Lizzie, Franklinton.
Morris, Miss Minnie, Franklinton.
Winston, Mrs. M. P., Youngsville.
Clements, Miss Rosa, Youngsville.
Winston, Miss Ora, Youngsville.
Williams, Miss Nora, Youngsville.
Clifton, Miss Effie, Youngsville.
Freeman, Miss Lucy G., Rolesville.
Conyers, Mrs. R. J., Youngsville.
Hunt, Miss Willie D., Riley.
Rogers, Mrs. Nellie A., Riley.
Morris, Miss Mary, Royal.
Upchurch, W. D., Centerville.
Gupton, Miss Lilla, Woods.
Wheless, Miss Anna, Dickens.
Shearin, Miss Nannie, Aliens.
Winn, Miss Gussie, Epsom.
Alston, Miss Val, Epsom.
Duke, Mrs. S. W\, Epsom.
Pearce, D. E., Dickens.
Perry, Miss Annie L., Laurel.
Davis, Mrs. E. M., Ingleside.
Jackson, Miss Zena, Ingleside.
Davis. Miss Pattie. Ingleside.
Thorn, Mrs. Mattie L., Dickens.
Yarborough, Miss Mary, Louisburg.
Jackson, Miss Lola, Mapleville.
Roberts, Mrs. C. W., Louisburg.
Tucker, Miss Annie, Louisburg.
Pearce, Mrs. Ida, Louisburg.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— C. C. Williams, Royal; J. W.
Sledge, Mapleville.
METHODIST— A. L. Ormond, Kittrell.
Physicians not in Towns.
R. P. Floyd, Sutton.
J. R. Wheless, Centerville.
E. H. Bobbitt, Cedar Rock.
K. M. Clark, Kittrell.
Merchants not in Towns.
O. S. Macon, Ingleside.
W. W. Perrv, Rileys X Roads.
A. C Privett, Pilot.
Bunn Bros., Filot.
W. H. Williams, Sutton.
J. E. Timberlake, Cheaves.
T. H. Dickens, Dickens.
B. A. Burnett & Son, Oswego.
R. H Strickland, Oswego.
S. H Marks, Centerville.
C. G. Wood, Wood.
J. J. Lanier, Wood.
D. T Hollingsworth, Aliens.
J. L Bowden, Justice.
W. D. Bowden, Justice.
J. J. Murray, Laurel.
*V. S. Pinnell, Brodie.
George Medlin, Epsom.
W. A. Pace, Epsom.
T. H. Whitaker, Letha.
G. C. Mitchiner, Mitchener.
0. H. Harris Louisburg.
J. P. Timber ske, Louisburg.
^bner Gay, Gatesville.
C. T. Cheaves, Cheaves.
J. H. Weathers & Co., Pilot.
J. R. Jones, Katesville.
M. D. Wilder, Mitchiners.
Cotton Mills.
LAUREL COTTON MILLS— J. F. Jones.
Manager, Laurel.
Cotton Gins.
D. T. Hollingsworth, Stallings.
W. E. Cnrr, Oswego.
Wesley Burnett, Oswego.
W. B. Coppedge & Bro., Cedar Rock.
G. B. H. Stallings. Stallings.
W. H. Cates, Louisburg.
Allen Bros & Ford, Louisburg.
K. P. Hill, Louisburg.
C. S. Wiiliams, Franklinton.
I. H. Kearney, Franklinton.
A. J. Morton, Franklinton.
J. H. Cooke, Franklinton.
J. H. Wilder, Franklinton.
J. R. & A. D. Mitchiner, Franklinton.
A. B. Wester. Franklinton.
Norman P. Lowry, Franklinton.
J. K. Wright, Franklinton.
J. R. Jones, Katesville.
Griffin & Beasley, Louisburg.
Saloons.
No saloons.
Fran •■.in County Dispensary, Louisburg.
Shippers of Produce.
Charles Macon, Ingleside.
Wesley Burnett, Oswego.
G. H. Cooper, Louisburg.
L. P. Hicks, Louisburg.
Allen Bros. Co., Louisburg.
The Alston Co., Louisburg.
LOUISBURG.
Incorporated in 1779.
Population, about 2,000.
Value real estate and personal property,
$780,000.
No. polls, 290. ,
Tax Rate: City purposes, 90c. on $100.
Town owns water works, sewerage and
electric light plant.
Town Officers.
Election is held in May; term of office,
i yoars.
MAYOR— W. H. Macon.
CLERK— E. S. Green.
TREASURER— J. M. Allen.
TAX COLLECTOR— D. C. High.
CITY PHYSICIAN— R. F. Yarborough, Jr.
CHIEF OF POLICE— D. C. High.
BOARD OF TOWN COMMISSIONERS— J.
M. Allen, G. W. Ford, D. C. Strickland, C.
B. Cheatham, Wm. Bailey, G. H. Cooper.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. B. F. Hawkini.
R. R. AGENT— L. L. Joyner.
EXPRESS ANGENT— L. L. Joyner.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— H. H. Mashburne. Pastor.
METHODIST— L. S. Massey, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— John London, Rectoi.
PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Mr. Wharton, Pas-
tor.
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Schools and Academies.
LOUISBURG FEMALE COLLEGE— M. S.
Davis, President.
LOUISBURG GRADED SCHOOL— W. R.
Mills, Supt.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
The Louisburg — J. S. Lancaster, Prop.
Macon House. W. H. Macon, Prop.
Agricultural Implements.
Allen Bros. Hardware Co.
L. P. Hicks.
Cooper & Perry.
Architects.
M. F. Houck.
Banks and Bankers.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK—
Win. Bailey, President; T. W. Watson,
Cashier. Capital, $20,500; Surplus and
Profits, $14,000.
FIRST NATION..-. BANK— R. G. Allen,
President; J. R. Collie, Cashier. Capital,
$25,000.
Barber Shons.
Zollie Wilkins.
Walter Alston.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle, i
J. W. Weatheis & Son.
J. M. Allen.
T. T- Hunt.
J. K. Spencer.
Murphy & Collier.
D. H. Taylor.
Brokers.
J. S. & J. J. Barrow.
P. A. Reavis.
A. W. Person.
Blacksmith Shops.
H. C. Yarborough.
A. T. Neal.
Durell Davis.
A. T. Dorsey.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
Louisburg Brick Co.
Carriage Maufacturers.
A. T. Dorsey.
Casket M'f rs and Dealers.
White-Hall Furniture Co.
J. W. Hollingsworth.
Contractors and Builders.
M. F. Houck.
: Phillia W. Williams.
Clothing. Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
; Allen Bros. Co.
j Strickland & Wheless.
! F. N. & R. Z. Egerton.
Coal and Wood.
J. S. Barrow.
W. H. Alann.
C. T. Stokes.
Confectionery Dealers.
L. P. Hicks.
Allen Bros. Co.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
E. C. Barrow.
W. P. Neal & Co.
G. H. Cooper.
Green & Yarboro Co.
Corn and Feed Dealers.
R. F. Fuller.
J. J. Hayes.
Dealers in Carriages.
K. P. Hill & Co.
J. J. Ho yes.
Allen Bros. Co.
R. F. Fuller.
G. W. Ford & Son.
McKinne Bros.
Dealers in Ice.
Louisburg Ice Co.
Deslp'"! in Tobacco.
American Tobacco Co. — 0. C. Gregory,
J. B. Thomas & Co.
Meadows & Harris.
H. T. Beasley & Co.
C. B. Cheatham.
W. T. Hughes & Co.
W. W. Devin.
T. A. Person & Co.
Dentists.
Smithwick & Banks.
Gordon Lee Cheffer.
Doctors.
J. E. M alone.
S. P. Burt.
R. F. Yarborough, Jr.
X L. Ellis.
J. J. Mann.
Drusr cists.
G. L. Aycocke.
M. K. & F. R. Pleasants.
R. A. Bobbitt & Co.
Fish Markets.
W. M. Mann.
Willie Gill.
Richard Knllev.
W. B. Green."
Furniture Dealers.
J. W. Hollingsworlh.
W. H. Pleasants, Jr.
White-Hall Furniture Co.
General Merchandise.
Cooper & Perry.
M. C. Pleasants.
The Green & Yarboro Co.
Allen Bros. Co.
J. W. King.
Mrs. A M. Hall.
F. N. & R. Z. Egerton.
W. H. Pleasants, Jr.
L. P. Hicks.
W. P. Neal & Co.
The Alston Co.
J. P. Winston.
W. B. Cooke.
C. T. Stokes.
Furguson Bros.
Griffin & Beasley.
Deitz & Hyatt.
G. W. Ford & Son.
Grist Mills.
Allen Bros.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. J. Hayes.
Allen Bros. Co.
C. T. Stokes.
J. A. Turner.
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Hides and Pelts.
C. G. Hill.
A. S. Strother.
C. T. Stokes.
Insurance Agencies.
G. S. Baker.
Thomas B. Wilder.
Wm. Bailey.
R. G. Allen.
Lawyers.
Thomas B. Wilder.
B. B. Massenbnrg.
F. S. Spruill.
T. W. Bickett.
W. H. Yarborough. Jr.
W. H. Ruffin.
W. W. Boddie.
Lumber M f 'rs and Dealers.
Allen Bros.
Louisburg Lumber Co. — E. S. Green,
Manager.
Thurston Allen.
Mann & Beasley.
G. B. H. Stallings.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
F. N. & R. Z. Egerton.
Mrs. A. M. Hall.
Musical Instruments.
J. VV. Hollingsworth.
White-Hall Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE TIMES— J. A. Thomas, Editor.
FRANKLIN PROGRESS— W. W. Boddie,
Editor.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co., A. W. Person, M'g'r.
Red C. Oil Co., J. S. & J. J. Barrow,
Managers.
Southern Oil Co., P. A. Reavis, M'g'r.
Painters.
B. D. Crosson
Plumbers.
L. T. ilorton.
Allen Bros. Co.
Retail Grocers.
L. P. Hicks.
Allen Bros. Co.
E. Odum.
W. S. Hale.
J. M. Joyner.
S'llcs and Livery Stables.
J. J. Hayes.
K. P. Hill & Co.
Allen Bros. Co.
Lancaster Bros.
R. F. Fuller.
G. W. Ford & Son.
McKinne Bros.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
Private line to Franklinton — L. L. Joyner,
Operator.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
HOME TELEPHONE CO.— Miss Sue Al-
ston, Operator.
Wagon Factory.
Louisburg Wagon Manufacturing Co.
Watches and Jewelry
D. E. Miller.
Wood-Working Shops.
A. T. Dorsey.
FRANKLINTON.
Population, 1,220.
Taxable valuation, $523,410.
TAX RATE— 25c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— G. R. Whitfield.
BOARD OF TOWN COMMISSIONERS— H.
E. Pearce, A. S. Joyner, J. W. Daniel, J.
D. Speed, B. F. Bullock.
J. Hight, W. H. Bvrum.
CHIKF OF POLICE— A B. Cooke.
POSTMASTER— W. H. Harris.
R. R. AGENT— E. J. Cheatham.
EXPREbS AGENT— E. J. Cheatham.
Schools and Academies.
FRANKLINTON GRADED SCHOOL— E.
E. Sams, Supt. Teachers, Miss Kate Whit-
field, Miss Minnie Morris, Miss Irene
Mitchell.
Hotels and Boardins: Houses.
Franklinton Hotel, C. W. Conway, Prop.
Mrs. E. A. Long.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— .1. H. Shore. Pastor.
BAPTIST— T. B. Justice, Pastor.
Banks and Bankers.
CITIZENS' BANK— I. G. Stanton, Pros.:
C. S. Williams. Vice-Pres. ; W. F. Joyner,
Cashier. Capital, $10,000; Surplus and
Profits, $4,000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. A. Mitchell.
Jack Dunston.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
S. S. Ratley.
Lymus Taylor.
Peter Kearney.
Barber Shops.
Joseph Levister.
James Timberlake.
Contractors and Builders.
G. L. & J. H. Whitfield.
Carriage Manufacturers.
I. H. Kearney.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
B. F. Coohc.
Cotton Mills.
STERLING COTTON MILL— S. C. Vann,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Cotton Gins.
I. H. Kearney.
A. 1!. Wester.
C. S Williams.
Dealers in Carriages.
W. L. McGhee.
[. H. Kearney.
R. A. Speed.
Doctors.
J. H. Harris.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
A. R. Winston.
R. B. Henderson.
DniLrirists.
R. N. Winston.
T. C. Joyner.
General Merchandise.
W. R. Hunt & Co.
W. L. McGhee.
B. W. Ballard Co.
I. G. Stanton.
H. E. Pearce.
A. S. Jovner.
C. L. McGhee.
D. T. Ward.
Ratley & Atkins.
I. H. Kearney.
J. M. Winston.
Sterling Cotton Mill Store.
Hight Bros.
W. H. Bvrum.
T. P. Barrett.
Grist Mills.
I. H. Kearney.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
B. F. Cooke.
Furniture Dealers.
Whitfield & Wester.
I. H. Kearney.
Insurance Agencies
R. B. White.
W. D. Spruill.
J. W. McGhee.
J. L. Mitchell.
Lawyers.
R. B. White.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. M. C. Henley.
Mrs. S. S. Britt.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. J. S. Morris.
Mrs. Stella Bobbitt.
Machinery Dealers.
C. S. Williams.
I. H. Kearney.
Oil Dealers.
Wm. F. Jovner. Agent for Standard Oil
Co.
E. J. Ch<> '^ham, Agent Red C Oil Co.
Retail Grocers.
R. A. Pruett.
Henderson Person.
J. W. Harper.
J. W. Nowell.
T. P. Barrett.
Saw Mills.
I. H. Kearney.
Sales and Livery Stables.
R. A. Sperd.
I. H. Kearney.
Telegrapb Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— E. J.
Cheatham, Operator.
POSTAL TEL. CO.— T. C. Joyner, Opera-
tor.
FRANKLINTON & L0U1SBURG TELE-
GRAPH CO— E. J. Cheatham, Gen. M'g'r.
Telepl one Exchanges & M'grs
HOME TELEPHONE CO.— T. C. Joyner,
Manager.
BELL TELEPHONE CO.— T. C. Joyner,
Manager.
Watches and Jewelry.
G. L. Whitfield.
YOUNGSVILLE.
Population, 600.
Value real estate, $92,000.
Value personal property, $102,350.
Tax Rate— 33 l-3c, and" $1.00 poll.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. V. Bobb-t.
COMMISSIONERS— C. C. Cheatham, C. O.
Winston. D. W. Spivey, J. B. Perry,
G. M. Perry.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. E. Winston.
R. R. AGENT— B. F. Burrows.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— T. B. Justice, Pastor.
METHODIST— G. T. Simmons, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— J. L. Foster, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. S. E. Pearce.
W. T. Young.
Miss Sallie Mitchell.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF YOUNGSVILLE— J. B. Perry,
President: W G. Rirdiok. Cashier. Capital,
$5,000;. Surplus and Profits, $4,000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
L. G. Jordan.
R. E. Pearce.
Barber Shops.
G. P. Green.
Brokers.
C. E. Long.
J. R. Johnson.
G. N. Stell.
J. W. Woodlief.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. H. Shadrack.
E. L. Hicks.
John B. Young.
Cotton Buyers.
Perry & Patterson.
C. E. Timberlake.
Spivey & Timberlake.
Cotton Gins.
C. S. Williams.
E. B. Preddv
J. M. Holden.
Dealers in Tobacco.
Cheatham Bros.
Eagle Warehouse Co.
A. V. Bobbitt.
F. A. & T. F. Cheatham.
T. W. Mitchell.
G. A. Jones.
Jones & Lumpkins.
FRANKLIN -GASTON.
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Doctors.
I. G. Riddick.
P. R. Hatch.
Drueeists.
Youngsville Drug Co.
0. N. Blanks & Co.
General Merchandise.
W. A. Massey.
S. P. Wiliams.
Youngsville Bargain House.
E. T. Alford.
C. C. Winston.
R. E. Pearce.
J. W. Pearce.
M. A. Alford.
Perrv & Patterson.
H. W. Allen.
T. N. Stell.
J. R. Johnson.
T. L. Moss.
E. B. Preddy.
C. H. Strickland.
J. W. Winston & Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Spivey & Timberlake.
R. E. Pearce.
Insurance Agencies.
S. E. Pearce.
Millinery and Fancy Goods
Miss B. A. Moore.
Retail Grocers.
E. T. Alford.
J. W. Pearce.
Sales and Livery Stables.
S. E. Pearce.
GASTON COUNTY.
County Seat, Dallas.
Formed in 1846 from Lincoln county. Named in honor of William Gaston, ot
Craven county, one of the Judges of the Supreme Court.
Area, 340 square miles.
POPULATION: 27.P03. White males, 10,070; white females, 10,594. Foreign born,
91. Negro males. 3.704; negro females, 3,538. White males over 21 years, 4,456; ne
gro males over 21 years, 1,538. White polls, 3,882, negro polls, 990.
Value of real estate, $4,555,998, increase of $147,240 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $3,645,149, increase of $100,604 over 1904, including 1,766 horses, 2,688 mules,
23 jacks and jennets, 14 goats, 6;925 cattle, 8,258 hogs, 720 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $6,248,863; by negroes, $100,15^.
No. Schools: White, 78; Colored. 32.
TAX RATE: County. 23 2-3c. on $100; Graded School tax, 20c. on $100 and 60c. poll.
Floating debt, $25,000. Macadam road, 20 miles; cost per mile, $3,000. Iron bridges,
14.
POST OFFICES: Alexis, Begonia, BELMONT, BESSEMER CITY, CHERRY VILLE
Crowder's Creek, DALLAS, (c. hi. GASTONIA, Harden. Highshoals. LOWELL, Lucia,
McADENVILLE. MOUNTAIN ISLAND, MOUNT HOLLY, Pleasantridge, STANLEY.
Worth.
PUBLIC ROADS: W. P. Eddleman, Lucia. Supt. Worked by special law, 25c. on
$100 and 75c. on poll; total last year, $20,000. Convicts used. $300,000 bonds for
road improvement voted and $100,000 sold.
RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Crowders Creek, DALLAS, (c. h.), GASTONIA, Harden, Highshoals, LOWELL, Lucia,
Seaboard Air Line, 17.50 miles, assessed v:ilue 340,697.00
Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line, 23.00 miles, assessed value 655.705.02
Pullman Company, 42.26 miles, assessed value 3,340.65
Western Union Telegraph Company, 475.85 miles, assessed value 13.305.46
Southern Express Company, 59.70 miles, assessed value 6,920.94
SUPERIOR COURT: February 6th, two weeks; May 21st, two weeks; September
10th, two weeks; November 19th, one week.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— C. C.
well, Dallas.
SHERIFF— C. B. Armstrong, Dallas.
Corn-
REGISTER OF DEEDS— A. J. Smith.
Dallas.
TREASURES .1. M. Shuford, Dallas
( oliONER— W. N. Davis, Gastonia.
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GASTON COUNTY.
SURVEYOR- J. Kiser, Bessemer City.
CO. ATTORNEY— O. F. Mason, Dallas.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— H. F. Glenn,
Gastonia.
SUPT. CO. HOME— A. M. Miller, Dallas.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— F. P. Hall, Bel
mont.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— S. J. Dur-
ham, (chm.), Bessemer City; R. P. Rankin,
Gastonia; VV. C. Thompson. Mount Holly;
0. F. Mason, Dallas, Attorney.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— R. K. Davenport,
Mount Holly; 0. G. Falls, Kings Mountain;
Jno. F. Let pi r, Belmont; J. VV. Kjndrick,
Cherryville; A. R. Anders, Gastonia.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— E. L. Wil-
son, Dallas; L. L. Jenkins, Jno. O. Rankin,
Gastonia.
CONSTABLES— South Point Township. 11
S. Adams, Lowell; Gastonia, J. M. Ken-
drick, Gastonia ; Cherryville, S. M. Mauney,
Cherryville; Crowders Mountain. C. G. Rob-
bins, Bessemer City; Dallas, G. R. Rln n ',
Dallas; River Bend, M. B. Peterson, Stan-
ley.
Justices of the Peace.
GASTONIA TOWNSHIP— S. S. Morris,
Gastonia; A. C. Stroup. T. H. White, Wm.
1. Stowe, W. M. Wilson, Gastonia; V. G.
Grier, Pleasant Ridge; Wm. A. Falls,
Gastonia.
SOUTH POINT— I. F. Mabry, Lowell; R.
M. Gaston, Belmont; G. B. Stow;', Lowell;
Chas. E. Huffstetler. Begonia; S. B. Spar-
row, Begonia; C. W. Nipper, Lowell.
CHERRYVILLE— L. H. J. Houser, M. L.
Rudisill, Cherryville; R. R. Mauney, Besse-
mer City; Noah Carpenter, Long Shoals; N.
B. Kendriek, Cherryville ; Jacob Kiser,
Bessemer City.
CROWDERS MOUNTAIN— John H. Wil
kins, J. T. R. Dameron, Bessemer City; R.
H. Garrett, Kings Mountain.
DALLAS— A. t>. H. ilhyne, D. E. O.
Pasour, Dallas; Q. Y. Stroup, Alexis; M.
D. Friday, Worth.
RIVER BENR— W. G. Rutledge, Stanley;
W. B. Rutledge, Mount Holly; Robt. L.
Abernethy, Mount Holly.
Public School Teachers.
Miss Addie Rendleman, CnerrvviUe.
Miss Emma McGill, Gastonia.
Miss Euphemia Robinson, Gastonia.
Miss Carrie Puett, Gastonia.
Miss Isabella C. Bland, Cherryville.
D. J. Holladay, Gastonia.
Miss Maggie Nolen, Low-: I.
Charles A. Jones, 1-alias.
Miss M.ldred McGinnas, Chcrcyvilli;.
Gus MeL:-an, Gi* ■ ma.
Miss Mami &hufcrcl. Lowell.
Miss Clara 'afr'cl; Lowe1!
Miss Sj.uk li ir. ■ . i :•! = •(' '«
Miss NVie R sc inn, I j • I.
Miss Ida Smith, High Shoals.
Miss Clara Crawford, Smiths Turnout,
S. C.
Miss Catharine Ray, McAdensville.
Miss Mattie Glenn, Gastonia.
Miss Marion Miller, Dallas.
Miss Flora Rutledge, Dailas
Miss Florence Carson, Gastonia.
Miss Amelia Crawford, Gastonia.
Miss Lucy Rankin, Mt. Holly.
Miss Ada Furr, Mt. Molly.
Miss Sadye Oats, Bessemer City.
Miss Alice Friday, Dallas.
Miss Enola Crawford, Gastonia.
W. B. Rutledge, Mt. Holly.
Miss Hattie Ward, Salisbury.
Miss Ethel Stowe, Belmont.
Miss Sallie Ware, Kings Mountain.
Howard H. McKeown, Stanley.
Thomas W. Garrison, Alexis.
E. F. Parham, Mt. Holly.
J. F. Harrelson, Cherryville.
Miss Bessie Rutledge, Dallas.
Miss Lola Thompson, Mt. Holly.
Miss Myrtle Detwiler, Gastonia.
Miss Josie Henderson, Mt. Holly
Jos. E. Avent, Bessemer City.
Miss M. E. Matthews, Lowell.
Mrs. L. D. Henderson, Mt. Hoily.
Mrs. J. E. Avent. Bessemer City.
S. P. Wilson, Cherryville.
Mrs. S. P. Wilson, Cherryville.
W. R. Rhyne, Alexis.
L. C. Connell, Dallas.
J. G. Shannon, Gastonia.
Miss Effie Harrell, Dallas.
Miss Myrtle Arrowood, Bessemer City.
Miss Phronia Falls, Gastonia.
A. W. Smith, Gastonia.
Miss Carrie Cathey, Belmont.
Miss 011a Herman, Stanley.
Miss Kate Peterson, Stanley.
Miss Carrie Glenn, Gastonia.
M. A. Holland, Dallas.
D. F. Hovis, Stanley.
S. L. Ballinger, Mt. Holly.
Miss Mamie Thompson, Stanley.
Miss Rob Miller, Fort Mill, S. C.
.J. S. Wray, Gastonia.
Miss Muriel Bulwinkle, Dallas.
Miss Mabel Bulwinkle, Dallas.
Miss Mary Galloway, Gastonia.
Miss Annie Galloway, Gastonia.
Miss Fannie J. Brown, Gastonia.
Miss Ellen Moss, Cherryville.
Miss Carrie Ballard, Alexis.
Lee Lineberger, Gastonia.
Fred L. Lineberger, Gastonia.
J. H. Rutledge, Dallas.
Mrs. J. D. Lindsey, Gastonia.
s Bess McLean. Gastonia.
Miss Katharine Black, Bessemer City.
R. F. Putnam, Cherrj'ville.
J. W. Deliinger, Stanley.
H. H. MeLeon, Stanley.
1 Hurley, Gastonia.
Miss Mamie McKeown, Gastonia.
T-liss Fulalia Lutz, Dallas,
j'r. , Learn, Mt. Holly.
.' iM. McArthur, Lowell.
Mi<: Daisj Sandit'er, Sandifer.
Miss Hattie McKeown, Stanley.
Maggie Herman, Lowell.
John Mason, Bessemer City.
Miss Pear! Harrelson, Cherryville.
Miss Cordia Harrelson, Cherryville.
Miss Ella Lewis, Gastonia.
Ida Rankin, Mt. Holly.
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Miss Mary Craig, Belmont.
Miss Mattie Cathey, Belmont.
Miss Bettie Gamble, Gastonia.
Miss Zaida Rankin, Belmont.
Miss Coral Rutledgt, Mt. Holly.
A. B. Kaiser, Bessemer City.
Miss Elva Rankin, Belmont.
Miss Bertie Peterson, Stanley.
John F. Bradley. Gastonia.
L. H. J. Houser, Cherryville.
Miss Maggie Gamble, Gastonia.
S. A. Wolff, Dallas.
John Ramseur, Kings Mountain.
Miss Bessie Anthony, Gastonia.
Miss Bessie Gallant, Gastonia.
Miss Pearl Gallant, Gastonia.
W. R. Carson, Gastonia.
Miss M. M. Hall, Belmont.
Miss Pearl Lineberger, Belmont.
Miss Bertha Stowe, Belmont.
A. A. Armstrong, Belmont.
Miss Stella Munday, Alexis.
Miss Ethel Stowe, Belmont.
Miss Ola Sloan, Belmont.
Miss Addie Smith, Charlotte.
Miss Ella Torrence, Bessemer City.
Miss Bettie Coon, Mt. Holly.
C. F. Owen, Mt. Holly.
Miss Mary Hagee, Bessemer City.
Miss Lula Kincaid, Mt. Holly.
Miss Hattie Hanna, Gastonia.
Miss Fannie Mcintosh, Denver.
Miss Pearl Hoover, Stanley.
Miss Addie Mason, Stanley.
Miss Laura Nolen, Lowell.
Miss Lillian Clinton, Gastonia.
Miss Addie Lutz, Dallas.
W. R. Carpenter. Cherryville.
N. M. Jones, Mountain Island.
C. S. Eakee, Cherryville.
J. H. Workman, Cherryville.
H. R. Thompson, High Shoals.
Miss Janie Falls, Gastonia.
R. L. Howell, Belmont.
Mrs. R. L. Howell, Belmont.
Miss Minnie Brown, Iron Station.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— D. W. Thonason. Belmont.
MKTHODIST— W. M. Boring, Lowesville,
LUTHERAN"— J. M. Senter, High Shoals.
EPISCOPAL— D- T. Johnston, High
Shoals.
PRESBYTERIAN— G. A. Sparrow,
Begonia.
LUTHERAN— George A. Durham, Dallas.
A. R. P.— A. G. Kirkpatrick, Allhealing.
Physicians not in Towns.
Robert W. Petrie. High Shoals.
W. J. Torrence, Harden.
G. R. Patrick, South Point.
Merchants not in Towns.
W. T. Ford & Co., South Point.
W. E. Farnsworth.
W. J. Davis & Co.
Tuekaseegee Manufacturing Co., Mount
Holly.
Mims Manufacturing Co., Mount Holly.
W. T. Jordan & Co., Mountain Island.
Farrir Bros., Mountain Island.
High Shoals Co., High Shoals.
Crowder Mountain Cotton Mills Store,
Kings Mountain.
Billing Mills Store, Kings Mountain.
Lula M'f'g Co. Store, Kings Mountain.
W. A. Mauney & Bro., Kings Mountain.
\V. M. Nolen, Pleasant Ridge.
C. F. Elmore, Lowell,
.lames Sadler, Stanley.
U. A. Stroup, Lucia.
B. M. Carpenter, Crouse.
C. W. Fuller, Bessemer City.
J. E. McKnight & Co., Belmont.
Cotton Mills.
MMS M'F'G CO.— C. E. Hutchinson, Man-
ager. Mount Holly.
MOUNT HOLLY COTTON MILLS— A. P.
Rhvne, Manager, Mount Holly.
TUCKASEKGE M'F'G CO.— A. C. Line-
berger, Manager. Mount Holly.
CHOWDERS MOUNTAIN COTTON MILLS
— P. S. Baker, Mgr., Kings Mountain.
LULA COTTON MILLS— P. S. Baker,
Manager, Kings Mountain.
D1LLING COTTON MILLS— F. Dilling,
Manager, Kings Mountain.
CORA COTTON MILLS— F. Dilling,
Mauney, Manager, Kings Mountain.
KING'S MOUNTAIN M'F'G CO.— W.. A.
Maunev, Manager, Kings Mountain.
HIGH SHOALS M'F'G CO.— D. A. Tomp-
kins. Manager, Charlotte.
THE HOOPER M'F'G CO.
SPENCER MOUNTAIN MILLS— J. C. Ran-
kin, President.
Electric Companies & Officers.
CATAWBA ELECTRIC POWER CO.— W.
T. Jordan, Manager, Mountain Island.
DALLAS.
Incorporated in 1871.
Population, 1,000.
Value real estate and personal property,
$125,015.00.
No. white polls, 200.
No. colored polls, 50.
TAX RATE— 33 l-3c. on $100; $1.00 poll.
Town Officers.
Election is held on first Monday in April;
term of office, 1 year.
MAYOR— E. T.. Wilson.
CLERK— E. L. Wilson.
TREASURER M. \
TAX COLLECTOR— J. T. Jenkins.
I'ORNEI O. F. Mason.
< I IV PHYSICIAN— .1. II. Jenkins.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. 11. Jenkins.
CHIEF OF POLK E— J. T. Jenkins.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN- I. R
A. Ca S. \. » Llkins, E. L. fl
K. .T. Durham.
POSTMASTER— P. M. Rhvne.
R. R. AGENT II. M. Wri
EXPRESS AGENT- II. M. Wroten.
Ministers and Churches.
LUTHERAN W. V Deaton, Pastor.
P. API [S'J -I I. >
METHODIST-r-E. W. Fox. Past'.r.
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GASTON COUNTY.
Schools and Academies.
GRADED SCHOOL— C. A. Jonas, Prin.
Hotels and Boardinir House*.
Dallas Hotel— J. B. White, Prop.
Hoffman House — J. P. Hoffman, Prop.
Barber Shops.
James Pasour.
G. W. Selvy.
Blacksmith Shops.
John Lineberger.
John Hasten.
Books and Stationery.
J. R. Lewis.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
James Groves.
B"toTif»v* ^nd Dealers in Cattle.
Rhyne & Lohr.
Cabinet-Makers.
William Sherrill.
Cotton Mills.
MOROWEBB COTTON MILLS.
DALLAS COTTON MILLS— J. R. Lewis,
President; J. D. Moore, See. and Treasurer;
J. 0. White. Supt.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
J. R. Lewis.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
J. R. Lewis.
J. M. Shuford & Co.
Dealers in Ice.
John F. Humphrey.
Frank Rhyne.
Doctors.
J. H. Jenkins.
S. A. Wilkins.
Drup-«rists.
P. D. Summey & Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
L. A. Holland & Co.
General Merchandise.
J. R. Lewis.
J. M. Shuford tt Co.
W. G. Brown.
P. M. Rhvne.
A. P. H. Rhvne.
A. R. Holland & Co.
C. H. Jarrett.
John Humphrey.
Banks and Bankers.
THE BANK OF DALLAS— E. L. Wilson,
President; M. A. Carpenter, Cashier. Capi-
tal, $20,000.
Dentists.
C. B. Beam.
Grist Mills.
L. A. Holland & Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
J. R. Lewis.
J. M. Shuford & Co.
Insurance Agencies.
J. M. Shuford.
Lawyers.
O. F. Mason.
A. L. Bulwinkle.
Lumber Manufacturers.
THE DALLAS LUMBER CO.— Howard
Clemmer, Gen. Mgr.
Masons and Builders.
Charles Jenkins.
Painters.
R. O. Costner.
Paper-Hangers.
R. O. Costner.
Retail Grocers.
John Humphrey.
C. H. Jarrett.
Sales and Livery StvtMes.
E. L. Wilson.
Shinrle Dealers.
E. L. Wilson.
J. R. Lewis.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— H. M. Wroten, Agt.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Rhyne & Webb.
GASTONIA.
Trvcoryinrated in 1877.
Population, white, 4,000; colored, 2,000;
Total, 6,000.
No. white polls, 900.
No. colored polls, 250.
TAX RATE— City Purposes, $1.40 on $100.
Graded School owned by city.
Bonded debt. $105,000.
City owns water works.
City owns lights.
City owns sewerage system.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in Mty;
term of office, two years.
M \V0R— i K. l>ixon.
CLERK— H. B. Moore.
TREASURER— H. B. Moore.
TAX COLLECTOR— I. N. Alexander.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT.— W. P. Upton.
CHIEF OF POLICE— I. S\ Alexander
POLICEMEN— J. W. Carroll, T. N. Wil-
liams. J. L. Hicks.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— V. E. Long, J.
F. Jackson, T. N. Wilson, L. L. Jenkins.
H. B. Moore.
CITY GRADED SCHOOLS— Prof. Wray,
Superintendent.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— A. A. Mc-
Lean, S. N. Boyce, R. M. Johnstone, R. P.
Rankin. J. K. 'Paget.
POSTMASTER— T. D. Holland.
R. R. AGENT— N. L. Certain.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. M. Nolen.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— (Main Street)— Beverly
Wilson, Pastor.
METHODIST— (West End)— E. L. Bain,
LUTHERAN— No Pastor.
A. It. P.— J. C. Galloway, Pastor.
BAPTIST— W F. Reddish. Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
CATHOLIC— Father Melchior, Pastor.
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EPISCOPAL— D. T. Johnson, Pastor.
SECOND BAPTIST— J. L. Vipperman,
Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Eugene Lineberger.
Falls House.
Gastonia Inn.
Mrs. Leroy Morrow.
Mrs. M. Trawick.
Thompson House.
Mrs. Pegiam.
M. B. Henry.
J. D. B. McLean
Mrs. N. Wilson.
Mrs. Emiline Adams.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL— L. L. Jenkins, Pres.;
S. N. Boyce. Cashier. Capital, $50,000;
Surplus and Profits, $25,000.
GASTON LOAN & TRUST CO.— L .L.
Jenkins, President; E. G. McLurd, Cashier.
Capital, $11,500; Undivided Profits, $1,000.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK— R. P.
Rankin, President; A. G. Myers, Cashier.
Capital, $50,000.
THE LOVE TRUST CO.— John F. Lov.>,
Pres.; R. A. Love, Casnier. Capital, $50,-
000.
Barber Shoos.
A. L. Herndon.
George Theus.
John Walters.
Books and Stationery.
J. A. Hunter.
Boots and Shoes.
Robinson Bros.
Holland & Co.
Morris Bros.
Bee Hive.
David Lehovitz.
J^hn F. Love.
J. M. Belk Co.
Shoe Shops.
Thompson & Thompson.
Bottling Works.
GASTONIA BOTTLING WORKS— J. B
Beard, Prop.
Crown Fettling W oiks.
Bakers.
W. E. Todd.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Robt. C. McLian.
W. N. Davis.
Commission Merchants.
J. A. Glenn & Co.
W. L. C. Killiam.
W. T. Love Co.
F. W. Br:twley.
T. A. Henry.
A. S. Brawley & Henry.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Robinson Bros.
David LeBovitz.
Morris Bros.
The Bee Hive.
W. A. Slater Co.
S. E. McArthur.
P. T. Heath.
John F. Love.
Roman Installment Co.
J. M. Belk Co.
Cotton Mills.
LOR AY MILLS- Mr. Moore, President and
General Manager; B. F. Austin, Supt.
GASTONIA COTTON M'F'G CO.— John
F. Love, Pres. ; R. A. Love, Sec. and
Treas.; J. W. Judd, Supt.
AVON MILLS— George A. Gray, Pres.;
John F. Love. Sec. and Treas.; C. M. Dunn,
Superintendent.
MODENA MILLS— Oscar White, Pres.; H.
B. Moore, Sec. and Treas.; W. T. Story,
Supt.
OZARK MILLS— S. J. Hand, Pres.;
R. P. Rankin, Sec. and Treas.; J. R.
Withers, Supt.
TRENTON MILLS— J. L. Falls, Pres.; J.
K. Dixon, Sec. and Treas. ; Mr. Meachem,
buperintendent.
ARLINGTON MILLS— G. W. Ragan, Pres.
and General Manager; O. D. Parker, Supt.
THE GRAY MANUFACTURING CO.— G.
A. Gray, Pres. and General Manager.
Confectionery Dealers
W. C. Abernethy.
J. S. Hinson.
Dealers in Ice.
Frost Torrence.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
J Flem Johnson & Co.
J A. Glenn & Co.
W. T. Love Co.
O. M. Boyd & Co.
Doctors.
J. M. Sloan.
It. M. Reid.
H. M. Eddleman.
F. G. Wilson.
Henry Glenn.
C. E. Adams.
Drueeists.
Frost Torrence & Co.
Adams LYug Co.
J. H. Kennedy & Co.
Dress-Makers.
Yeager's Millinery.
Mrs. W. D. Barringer.
Mrs. M. Cabims-s.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Morris Bros.
Baltimore Racket Store.
Tin- Bee Hive.
John F. Love.
J. M. Belk Co.
Roman Installment Co.
David Lebovitz.
James F. Y cater.
Moses Roman.
Dentists.
R. D. McConnell.
H F. Fals.
W. II. HnfTnnn.
D. F. Glenn.
P. R. Kalis.
E. F. Glenn.
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GASTON COUNTY.
Electric Companies & Officers.
Municipal ownership.
„.., . Furniture Dealers.
Williams-Little Co.
Oastonia Furniture Co.
Hardware and Ae'l Implem'ts.
Gastonia Hardware Co.
Long Bros.
STANDARD HARDWARE CO.— E. N.
Lineberger, Prop.
General Merchandise.
Miller & Edwards.
Thomson Co.
H. B. Stewart.
S. E. McArthur.
John F. Love.
Insurance Agencies.
Wm. H. Lewis.
W. T. Rankin.
Gaston Loan and Trust Co.
T. M. Fayssoux.
Peoples' Mutual Benevolent Association.
Peoples' Mutual Home and Protective As-
sociation.
Virginia Life Insurance Co.
Job Printing Offices.
W. F. Marshall.
Loftin & Co.
Lawyers.
Wm. H. Lewis.
/v. G. Mangum.
G. V,'. Wilson.
G. F. Bason.
Laundries.
Willie McMorris.
.Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
The Page Co.
Machine Shops.
Gaston Iron Works.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
J. F. Y eager.
Morris Bros.
Bee Hive.
John F. Love.
J. M. Belk Co.
Marble Works.
Torrence Bros.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE GAZETTE— W. F. Marshall, Editor.
THE NEWS— Hugh Long, Editor.
Photoeraphers.
Jno. 0r< en.
Green & Haynes.
, , Produce Dealers.
J. L. C. Kiliian.
F. W. Brawl ey & Co.
, Retail Grocers.
ft. C. McLean & Co.
A. D. Clark.
W. P. Bell.
McLean Bros.
Pearson Bros.
The Elite (irocery Co.
Ozark Mills Store.
W. H. Pool.
Gregg & Alexander.
S. Settlemyer.
A. P. Clarki
Griffin & Parham.
J. R. McFadden.
W. C. Abernethy.
W. C. Campion.
J. T. McDill.
• I F. Hurr.
John F. Love.
W. I. Fayssoux.
W. H. Jenkins.
C. L. Coon.
Delvo, Mauney & Honeysuckle.
Sales and Xilvery Stables.
Craig & Wilson.
Davis & Son.
Gastonia Livery Co.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— Miss L. N. Green,
Manager.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CO.— T. P. Lewis,
Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
PIEDMONT TELEPHONE AND TELE-
GRAPH CO.— W. T. Love and R. B. Rab-
ington, Managers.
Water Company and Offiicers.
Municipal ownership.
Wholesale Grocers.
J. A. Glenn & Co.
W. T. Love Co.
J. Flem Johnson & Co.
O. M. Bovd & Co.
F. W. Brawley & Co.
Watches and Jewelry.
Torrence Bros.
LOWELL.
Population, 450.
Value real estate, $200,000.
No. white pols. 90.
No. colored polls, IS.
TAX RATE— 20c. on $100; 60c. on poll.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— C. W. Nipper.
POLICEMEN— H. S. Adams, Sam Batten.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— L. E. Rankin.
Cicero Harris, S. M. Robinson.
POSTMASTER— J. M. Teague.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. C. Inman.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. A. Hovle, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. H. Bennett, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— R. A. Miller, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
B. F. Linhardt.
Rarber Shops.
David Groves.
Contractors and Builders.
A. L. Smith.
Coal and Wood.
S. M. Robinson.
Cotton Mills.
LOWELL COTTON MILLS— J. C. Rankin,
President; S. M. Robinson, Secretary and
Treasurer.
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Brick Yards.
J. F. Clemmer.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Dick Featherston.
Blacksmith Shops.
M. A. Teague.
Doctors.
Frank Robinson.
Druersrists.
F. Robinson.
General Merchandise.
L. E. Rankin.
M. A. Teague.
Groves-Stowe Co.
C. W. Nipper.
Schools and Academies.
HIGH SCHOOL— J. A. McArthur, Prin.
Sales and Iiivery Stables.
D. W. Mitchem.
Telegraph Offices & Managers.
WESTERN UNION— G. F. Sholar, M'g'r.
Undertakers.
Groves-Stowe Co.
MOUNT HOLLY.
Incorporated in 1890.
Population, 630.
TAX RATE— $1.60 per capita.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— P. E. Lentz.
CLERK— W. B. Rutledge.
TAX COLLECTOR— Paul Lentz.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. W. Paterson.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. B. Rutledge,
J. B. Wallace, W. M. Abernethy, E. C.
Boyte.
- GRADED SCHOOL— Prof. Orvens, Prin.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— R. F. Rankin, J.
|A. Costner, R. K. Davenport.
POSTMASTER— John F. Joy.
| R. R. AGENT— W. K. Wolff.
! EXPRESS AGENT— W. K. Wolff.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. B. Tabor, Pastor.
• PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Mr. Miller, Pas-
tor.
LUTHERAN— W. J. Boger, Pastor.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Bowen, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
| Central Hotel.
Banks and Bankers.
! MT. HOLLY BANK— H. A. Rhyne, Presi-
dent; June Springs, Vice-President; J. A.
Costner, Cashier. Capital $5,000; Surplus
jand Profits, $1,060.46.
Barber Shops.
' Joseph Harris.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Mark Skidmore.
D. P. Kincaid.
Cotton Mills.
ALBION COTTON MILLS— A. P. Rhyne,
President.
Dentists.
A. W. Alexander.
Doctors.
J. B. Wallace.
E. C. Boyte.
Druggists.
Holland Drug Co.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Farrar Bros.
Foundries and Iron Works.
I. B. Robinson, Prop.
General Merchandise.
E. R. Cannon & Co.
Hutchison & Davenport.
Henry Hers.
West & Wallace.
Shoe Shops
Noah Finger.
Sales & Livery Stables.
T. A. Dunn.
M'ADENVILLE.
Population, 1,144.
TAX RATE— 33 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. N. Roberts.
CLERK— H. B. Reid.
TREASURER— R. H. Merritt.
ATTORNEY— O. F. Mason.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. C. Pool.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. B. Reid, R.
H. Merritt, J. N. Walker, J. C. Roberts,
E L. Skidmore, R. L. Lac Feer.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— R. R. Ray, G. L.
Webb, H. B. Reid.
POSTMASTER— G. W. Rumfolt.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. F. Armstrong, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. L. Vipperman, Pastor.
FRIENDS— S. L. Mixon.
WESLEYANS— James McLure.
Schools and Academies.
ACADEMY — Miss Katherine Ray, Miss
Leona Thomason, Teachers.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. F. Mabry & Co.
Barber Shops.
J. E. Harris.
Reeves & Hinson.
Cotton Mills.
THE McADEN MILLS— R. R. Ray, Treas.
Doctors.
L. N. Glenn.
General Merchandise.
J. R. Reid & Co.
H. M. McAden Mercantile Co.
BESSEMER CITY.
Incorporated in 1891.
Population, 2,200.
TAX RATE— 75c. poll ; 25c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— H. VT. Clark.
CLERK— C. G. Robbins.
TREASURER— H. N. Garrison.
TAX COLLECTOR— C. G. Robbins.
ATTORNEY— C. E. Whitney.
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GASTON COUNTY.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. G. Robbins.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. L. Phifer, R.
C. Kennedy I. A. White, C. C. Clark, H.
W. Counts.
GRADED SCHOOL— J. E. Avent, Prin-
cipal. Teachers, Mrs. J. E. Avent, Miss
Elva Rankin, Miss Catherine Black, Miss
Ella Torence.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. H. Wilkins,
J. L. Burke, D. A. Garrison.
POSTMASTER— K. L. Thornburg.
R. R. AGENT— G. F. Slolar.
EXPRESS AGENT— G. F. Slolar.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. S. Forbis, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. C. Gillespie, Pastor.
METHODIST— T. S. Ellington, Pastor.
EPIS( OPAL— D. T. Johnston, Rector.
PROTESTANT METHODIST— R. L. Mel-
ton, Pastor.
LUTHERAN— John Hall, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
Hotel— Ed Allen, Prop.
H. W. Clark.
Barber Shops.
J. H. Pendleton.
Shiver Bros, (col.)
Cotton Gins.
White &. Ormond.
J. S. Carpenter.
Contractors and Builders.
R. P. Ormond.
R. M. Kiser.
J. L. Edwards.
J. N. Young.
J. M. L. Clemmer.
Cotton Mills.
SOUTHERN COTTON MILLS— J. M.
Odell, President; S. J. Durham, Secretary
and Treasurer; J. H. Wilkins. Manager Co.
Store; M. I. Sholer, Book-keeper; C. A.
Davis, Supt.
BESSEMER CITY COTTON MILLS— J. A.
Smith, President and Manager; H. W.
Eddy, Sec. and Treas. ; J. P. Chandler,
Book-keeper; J. W. Jenkins, Supt.
WETSTONE COTTON CO.— S. J. Dur-
ham, Pres. and Treas. ; S. W. Buck, Vice-
Pres. and Agent; J. H. Wilkins, Sec.
VERMONT MILLS— (Inc.)— D. A. Garri-
son, Pres. ; S. J. Durham, Vioe-Pres. ; J.
H. Kilkins, Secretary.
Doctors.
D. A. Garrison.
R. H. Garren.
Druggists.
D. A. Garrison & Co.
Carolina Drug Co.
General Merchandise.
R. C. Kennedy.
Southern Cotton Mills.
Bessemer City Cotton Mills.
C. W. Froneberger.
Counts Bros.
C. C. Clarke.
Clarke & Rollins.
George Bros.
A. D. Black.
Blackwood Bros.
J. H. Rhyne Bros.
Lawyers.
C. E. Whitney.
Millinary and Fancy Goods.
Miss Lizzie Kennedy.
Mines and Quarries.
BARYTES MINE— Charles L. Lawton,
Manager; J. J. Ormond, Book-Keeper.
Planing Mills.
PLANING MACHINE CO.— C. A. Thorn-
burg, Proprietor.
White & Ormond.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. C. Weaver.
W. H. Henderson.
Tate & Huss.
George Coley.
Telegraph Companies.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CO.— M. I. Sholer,
Operator.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.
PIEDMONT TELEPHONE CO.
Arm-
BELMONT.
•wporated In 18P6.
Population 450; white, 400; colored, 50
TAX RATE— 20c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. L. Stowe.
CLERK— S. P. Stowe.
TREASURER— S. P. Stowe.
CHIEF OF POLICE— L. Clemmer.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— G. W.
strong, S. P. Stowe, W. A. Leeper.
I'OSTMASTKR — I. W. Armstrong.
R. R. AGENT— Mr. Brison.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. B. Pruett.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Purnell, Pastor.
PRFSRYTERIAN— R. A. Miller, Pastor.
METHODIST— L. E. Stacy, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
BELMONT. ACADEMY— Prof. Howell,
Principal; Miss Ethel Stone, Assistant.
Hotels and "Boarding Houses.
J. P. Stowe.
J. S. Saunders.
Colleges.
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE FACULTY.
RT. REV. LEO HATD. D. D.. O. S. B.,
President. Moral Theology, Sacred Elo-
quence.
REV. F. EUGENE, O. S. B., Vice-Presi-
dent. Mathematics, Latin.
VERY REV. F. FELIX, O. S. B., The-
oloy, Logic, Latin and Religion.
VERY REV. F. MELCHTOR, O. R. S., Re-
ligion, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Political
Economy, Law, Penmanship.
REV. F. IGNATIUS. O. S. B., Commer-
cial Branches, Brass Instruments.
REV. F. ALRERT. O. S. B., Liturgy.
REV. F. THOMAS, O. S. B., Church His-
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tory, Sucrtd Scriptures, Canon Law,
Classics.
REV. F. CHARLES, 0. S. B., Commer-
cial Branches and Elocution.
REV. F. EUGENE, O. S. B., Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy.
REV. F. PETER, O. S. B.( Latin, Ger-
man, Mental Phiijsophv and Latin.
REV. FR. ADALBERT, O. S. B., Phono
graphy.
REV. FR. MICHAEL, O. S. B., Archi-
tectural and Mechanical Drawing.
FR. JEROME, O. S. B., Latin.
FR. RAYMOND, O. S. B., Piano, Vocal
Music.
FR. LAWRENCE, 0. S. B., German.
LOUIS E. FORDE, Telegraphy.
REV FR. MICHAEL, O. S. B., Mechanical
Drawing.
SACRED HEART ACADEMY— Mother M.
Theresa, Principal; Sister M. Gertrude, As-
sistant Principal.
Cotton Mills.
CHRONICLE MILLS— A. C. Linebergcr,
President; R. L. Stowe, Secretary and Treas-
Cotton Gins.
BELMONT GINNING CO.— Lewis &
Leeper, Proprietors.
Doctors.
W W. Davig.
Wm. Strong.
Drujrirists.
R. B. Suggs.
General Merchandise.
Stowe Bros.
J. P. Stowe & Co.
W. R. Stowe.
J. W. Armstrong.
Mines and Miners.
SOUTHERN TIN CO.— E. Y. Webb,
Pres., Shelby; A. G. Mangum, Vice-Pres.,
Gastonia; S. N. Boyce, Treas. , Gastonia;
John F. Holland, Sec, Gastonia.
CAROLINA TIN CO.— W. H. Seaman,
Pres., Charlottesville, Va. ; E. H. Offley,
Sec. and Treas., Charlottesville, Va.
ORMAND MINING CO.— J. J. Ormand,
Agent, Bessemer City.
Planing Mills.
C. A. Thornburg, Prop.
White & Ormand, Props.
Real Estate Agents.
C. E. Whitney.
J. J. Ormand.
Repair Shops.
S. L. Roper.
Livery Staples.
R. W. Dunn.
P. Reid.
HARDEN MILLS.
Incorporated in 1897.
Population, 205.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— M. D. Friday.
CLERK— O. D. Carpenter.
TREASURER— O. D. Carpenter.
TAX COLLECTOR— R. J. Garrison.
CHIEF OF POLICE— R. S. Withers.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Miss Lila Carpenter,
Principal.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— S. S. Hood, O. D.
Carpenter, R. J. Garrison.
POSTMISTRESS— Miss Lila Carpenter.
R. R. AGENT— R. M. Grastey.
EXPRESS AGENT— R. M. Grastey.
Cotton Mills.
HARDEN MILLS— 0. D. Carpenter, Presi-
dent and General Manager.
Cotton Gins.
O. D. Carpenter.
General Merchandise.
O. D. Carpenter.
Roller Mills.
O. D. Carpenter.
Saw Mills.
O. D. Carpenter.
STANLEY.
Incorporated in 1886.
Population, 441.
TAX RATE— 15c. on $100; 45c. on poll.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. E. Carpenter.
CLERK— Mr. Graham.
TREASURER— Mr. Graham.
TAX COLLECTOR— Ed. Kirksey.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Ed. Kirksey.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. C. Gaston,
C. C. Moore, C. F. Cannon.
CITY PLBLIC SCHOOLS— J. W. Del-
linger, Principal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. C.
Thompson, C. G. Derr, E. L. Pegram.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. E. J. Newell.
R. R. AGENT— George Shelton.
EXPRESS AGENT— George Shelton.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
METHODIST— E. A. Fox, Pastor.
LUTHERAN— W. A. Deaton, Pastor.
BAPTIST— Chas. Payseur.
Schools and Academies.
Stanley Creek Institute.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Central Hotel — M. B. Peterson, Prop.
Carriage Maufacturers.
W. C. Sherriil.
D. A. Jenkins.
Carpenter Manufacturing Co.
Cotton Mills.
STANLEY CREEK COTTON MILLS.
Grist Mills.
W. A. Howell & Co.
Cotton Gins.
W. A. Howell & Co.
Saw Mills.
W. A. Howell & Co.
SPOKE & HANDLE FACTORY— D. A.
Jenkins, Proprietor.
Doctors.
M. C. Hunter.
L. C. Quickie.
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Dniirirists.
Stanley Drug (Jo. — K. K. Carpenter. Prop.
General Merchandise.
B. F. Carpenter.
Thompson, Pcgram & Co.
I.. \\. Host
J. A. Rankin iV Co.
L. L. Smith.
C. (_. Moore.
Sales and Livery Stables.
L. H. Goodson Livery Co.
L. L. Smith Livery Co.
CEERRYVILLE.
incorporated in 18£y.
Population, 1,600.
Value real estate, $190,000.
Value personal property, $90,000.
JS'o. white polls, 151.
Tax rate, i Lty purpos on
60c. on poll. Special, 25c. on $100 and 75e.
on poll.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 1 year.
MAYOR— J. B. Houser.
CLERK— David Rudisill.
TAX COLLECTOR— Jacob Beam.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— A. W. Howell.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Jacob Beam.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. W. Kendrick,
J. A. Stroup, David Rudisill.
GRADED SCHOOL— S. P. Wilson, Prin.
GRADED SCHOOL COM.— W. B. Bess,
Will Hendrick, J. H. Rudisill, C. P.
Stroup, A. W. Howell, N. B. Kendrick,
S. S. Mauney.
POSTMASTERS— T. E. Summers.
R. R. AGENT— E. C. Browne.
EXPRESS AGENT— E. C. Browne.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— C. W. Payseur, Pastor.
METHODIST— B. A. York, Pastor.
LUTHERAN— Rev. Kohn, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Cornelius Miller, Pas-
tor.
Banks and Bankers.
CHERRYVILLE BANK— S. S. Mauney,
President; M. I. Mauney, Cashier. Capital.
$5,000; Undivided Profits, $1,000.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
Commercial Hotel.
T. B. Leanholdt.
W. B. Bess.
Robt. Brown.
Barber Shops.
John T. Hendricks.
Frank Black.
Books and Stationery.
S. S. Mauney.
Cotton Mills.
CHERRYVILLE M'F'G CO.— David Rudi-
sill, Secretary and Treasurer.
GASTON M'F'G CO.— D. P. Rhodes,
Supt.
VIVIAN COTTON MILLS— J. M. McLurd,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
Model Ginning Co.
D. R. McLurd.
D. A. Rudisill.
C. P. Stroup.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Kendrick Bros.
Doctors.
W. H. Houser.
A. W. Howell.
J. M. Hunter.
S. S. Mauney.
Dentists.
I!. J. Morrison.
Druggists.
A. W. Howell.
Dry Goods and Notions.
•T. H. Rudisill & Co.
ivendriek Mercantile Co.
S. S. Mauney.
Furniture Dealers.
A. W. Howell.
S. S. Mauney.
Kendrick Mercantile Co.
Sasli and Blind Factories.
CHERRYVILLE FURNITURE SHOPS— W.
J. T. Styers, Manager.
General Merchandise.
S. S. Mauney.
Gaston Manufacturing Co.
Cherryville Manufacturing Co.
M. Carpenter.
Carpenter & Helms.
Kendrick Mercantile Co.
William Dellinger.
A. W. Howell.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Wm. Costner fe Sons.
Insurance Agencies.
Rudisill & Mauney.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Kendrick Mercantile Co.
Working Shops.
J. B. Hauser, Manager.
Calvin Rudisill.
Millinery.
Miss Ethel Smith.
Mrs. Maggie Litler.
Miss Elias.
Kendrick Bros.
Saw and Planing Mills.
C. P. Stroup & Bro., Props.
Newspapers.
CHERRYVILLE NEWS.
Machinery Dealers.
J. B. Houser.
Kendrick Mercantile Co.
Holler Mills.
STROUP ROLLER MILLS— Stroup Bros.,
Managers.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. A. Stroup.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
E. C. Browne.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
PIEDMONT TELEPHONE CO.
Watches and Jewelry.
W. C. Dellinger.
GATES COUNTY.
27d
GATES COUNTY.
County Seat, Gatesville.
Formed in 1779 from Hertford, Chowan am' Perquimans counties. Named in honor
of General Horatio Gates, who commanded at Saratoga in 1777.
Area, 360 square miles.
POPULATION: 10.413. White males, 2.S25; white females, 2,784. Foreign born,
3 Negro males, 2,246; negro females, 2,558. White males over 21 years, 1,289; negro
males over 21 years, 832. White polls, 862; negro polls, 538.
Value of real estate, $916,326, increase of $32,898 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $678,551, increase of $28,190 over 1904, including 1,873 horses, 859 mules, 12 ja>
and jennets, 605 goats, 3,651 cattle, 18,380 hogs, 1,902 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,438,150; by negroes, $156,727.
No. Schools: White, 35; Colored, 27.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 an'! 38c. on poll. No. indebtedness.
POST OFFICES: Acorn, Bosley. Carter, Corapeake, Dort, Drumhill, Eure,
GATESVILLE, (c. h.), Hazleton, Hobbsville, Merchants, Mintonsville, Reynoldson,
Roduco, Sandycross, Sarem, Selwin, SUNBURY, Tropsy, Trotville, Vivian, Wiggins
Crossroads, Willeyton, Willow.
PUBLIC ROADS: Lycurgus Hofller, Gatesville, Supt. Worked by old State law.
Several hundred dollars expended last year.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Line, 14.84 miles assessed value $373,575.60
Suffolk and Carolina, 17.50 miles, assessed value 94,322.81
Albemarle Steam Navigation, miles, assessed value 3,800.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 89.84 miles, assessed value 4,250.00
Southern Express Company, 14.81 miles, as?essed value 1.715.18
SUPERIOR COURT: April 9th; October 8th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— W. T. Cross,
Gatesville.
SHERIFF— R. O. Riddick, Gatesville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Lycurgus Hofler,
Gatesville.
TREASURER— R. W. Gatling, Sarem.
CORONER— G. C. Brooks. Sunbury.
SURVEYOR— W. F. Eason. Gatesville.
STANDARD-KEEPER— W. R . Hayes,
Gcit gsviIIg
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— W. O. P. Lee,
Reynoldson.
SUPT. CO. HOME— J. P. Blanchard,
Gatesville.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— John J. Gat-
ling, Sarem.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— T. W. Costen, Jr.,
Gatesville.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— T. W.
Costen, Sr., (chm.), Sunbury; Franklin
Matthews, Hazleton; John S. Felton, Gates-
ville.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. McP. Good-
man, (chm.), Topsy; Henry C. Williams,
Vivian; R. T. Savaere, Corapeake
CO. BOARD OF~ELECTIONS— George W.
Rountree, (chm.), Willow; A. F. Godwin,
Gatesville; W. M. Sparkman, Eure.
CONSTABLES— Gatesville Township,
Tonie Felton, Gatesville; Hall, A. M. John-
son, Eure; Reynoldson, W. B. Barker,
-18.-
Siirtm; Hasletts, G. T. Tolson, Hazletqn;
Holly Grove, John J. Jones, Corapeake;
Hunter's Mill, J. W. Brown. Willow ; Jlin-
tonsville, W. J. Rountree, Hobbsville.
Justices of the Peace.
GATESVILLE TOWNSHIP— John B. Wal-
ton, Gatesville; B. F. Willey, Gatesville;
S J. Hayes, Sunbury; W. P. Harrell, Sun-
bury; C. M. Lawrence, Gatesville.
HALL— E. H. Eure. Eure; T. A. Eure,
Gatesville; H. W. Harrell, Eure; H. F.
r, Eure; K. R. Carter, Gatesville; W.
M. Sparkman, Eure.
REYNOLDSON— E. S. A. Ellenor, Sarem;
S. J. Felton, Sarem; E. L. Smith, Rey-
noldson; M. J. Lawrence, Dort; John J.
ling, Sarem: N. E. Harrell, Dort.
HASLETTS— W. H. Brantoh, Hazleton;
E. J. Freeman, Drumhill; II. B. Cross,
Willeyton.
HOLLY GROVE— M. Franklin. Corapeake;
E. F. Beamon, Corapeake; W. C. Vann.
Corapeake; D. W. Parker, Wiggins X
Roads; C. M. Manning, Sunbury; L. S.
Parker, SunDury; C. W. Jones. Corapeake.
HUNTER'S MILL-nJ. W. Overman, Trot-
ville; Llewellyn Spivey, Willow; H. L.
Brown Willow; G. W. Rountree, Willow;
T. G. McCotter, Bosley.
MINTONSVILLE— J. T. Boyce. Hobbsville;
J. A. Roberts, Gatesville; G. T. Ellis,
1 Vivian; W. H. Speight, Mintonsville.
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Public School Teachers.
Mrs. John B. Walton, Gatesville.
Mrs. J. A. Brown, Gatesville.
Miss Lizzie Walton, Gatesville.
Miss Irma Simpson, Gatesville.
R. E. Williams, Gatesville.
R. W. Outland, Gatesville.
Miss Marietta Parker, Corapeake.
Miss Judith Lassiter, Corapeake.
Miss Lizzie Franklin, Corapeake.
Miss Ida Kellogg, Sunbury.
Miss Minnie .Brown, Sunbury.
Miss Mary Sue Smith, Sunbury.
Miss Augusta Harrell, Sunbury.
Miss Dora N. Cross, Sunbury.
Miss Mattie White, Mintonsville.
Miss Lizzie White, Mintonsville.
Miss Alice Babb, Willow.
Eddie S. Bond, Willow.
Miss Nannie Bazemore, Carter.
O. W. Hill, Bosley.
Miss Minnie B. Williams, Willeyton.
Miss Mary Williams, Willeyton.
Miss Maggie A. Parker, Willeyton.
Miss Ruth Haskett, Hazleton.
Miss Ellen Bidgood, Drum Hill.
Miss Mattie Whitehead, Drum Hill.
Miss Frances Peake, Dort.
Miss Rosa Cross, Dort.
Miss Maidee Gatling, Sarem.
Mrs. Mary Eure, Sarem.
Miss Ruth Hynes, Reynoldson.
Miss Bertie Harrell, Eure.
Miss Oma Harrell, Eure.
Miss Nora Williams, Eure.
Miss Gertrude Kitchen, Merchants.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— W. B. Waff. Reynoldson.
METHODIST— W. H. Brown, Pastor, Wil-
leyton.
Physicians not in Towns.
E. F. Corbell, Sunbury.
George C. Brooks, Sunbury.
W. O. P. Lee, Reynoldson.
R. C. Smith. Adoir.
Merchants not in Towns.
R. C. Felton, Eure.
D. S. Harrell, Tropsy.
J. W. Parker, Sarem.
M. W. Smith, Gates.
R. W. Hayes & Co., Gates.
Parker & Cross, Willeyton.
T. A. Pearce, Hazleton.
W. E. Cross, Drum Hill.
C. C. Savage, Wiggins X Roads.
T. M. Pearce, Corapeake.
J. J. Brinkley, Corapeake.
C. W. Jones, Corapeake.
R. T. Savage, Corapeake.
O. C. Harrell & Co., Sunbury.
C. C. Parker, Roduco.
Roberts Drug Co., Roduco.
J. H. Jenkins, Gates.
Parker Bros., Eure.
W. H. Taylor, Eure.
Eure Bros, Eure.
Roscoe Hill, Eure.
Yelverton & Matthews, Drum Hill.
Winborne & Co., Drum Hill.
John C. Parker, Drum Hill.
C. M. Lawrence, Gates.
N. S. Felton, Roduco.
M. J. Lawrence, Dort.
I. F. Pearce & Co., Sunbury.
C. F. Copeland, Sunbury.
J. E. Corbitt & Co., Sunbury.
.Cochrane & Co., Trotville.
P. L. Ilobbs. Hobbsville.
Hathaway & Rountree, Hobbsville.
Ward Ac Rountree, Hobbsville.
D. Hollowe 1 & Co. Selwin.
S. W. Hofler, Bosley.
Ward & Co., Bosley.
N. Riddick, Sandy Cross.
Rountree & Co., Willow.
A. S. Hudgins, Willow.
W. R. Hathaway, Willow.
Williaiis & Rawls, Vivian.
E. E. Harrell, Sunbury.
H. A. Wolfley, Merchants.
Merchants Mills Co., Merchants.
A. Carter, Jr., Carter.
W. S. Wilkins, Gates.
L. A. Rountree, Trotville.
J. S. Whedbee, Hazleton.
A. E. Barnes & Co., Sunbury.
Joe Dunn & Bro., Sunbury.
Daniel & Co., Sunbury.
Cotton Gins.
Ward & Winslow, Mintonsville.
Riddick, Cowper & Co.. Gatesville.
Nat. Eure, Eure.
Story Bros., Eure.
John J. Gatling, Sarem.
Mills A. Eure, Corapeaka
Parker a Cross. Willeytou.
J. B. Speight, Agent, Wiggins X Roada.
E. E. Harrell, Sunbury.
Mills Benton, Sunbury.
Cross & Co., Sunbury.
Merchant Mills Co., Merchants.
A. F. Rountree, Hobbsville.
A. Carter, Vivian.
George W. Rountree, Willow.
D. Hollo well & Co., Selwin.
W. S. Wiggins, Mintonsville.
R. 0. Riddick, Gates.
C. M. Lawrence, Gates.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Q. H. Trotman, Gatesville.
Story Bros., Eure.
Merchant Mills Co., Merchants
Mills Benton. Sunbury.
Roberts & Parker, Roduco.
Cross & Co., Sunbury.
A. F. Rountree, Hobbsville.
W. S. Wiggins, Mintonsville.
George W. Rountree, Willow.
Weaver Lumber Co., Roduco.
J. W. Truitt, Drum Hill.
GATESVILLE.
Incorporated in 1877.
Population, 200; white. 181; colored, 18.
Value real estate, f30,400.
Value personal property, $66,300.
No. white polls, 35.
No. colored polls, 1.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 16 2-3c oa
flCO.
GATES— GRAHAM.
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Election is held first of May; term of of
flee. 1 year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— John B. Walton.
CLERK— Q. H. Trotman.
TREASURER— Q. H. Trotman.
TAX COLLECTOR— Tonie Felton.
POLICEMAN— Tonie Felton.
BOAltD OF ALDERMEN— L. HoBer, Q.
H. Trotman, T. E. Cross.
POSTMASTER— J. H. Hofler.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— T. A. Sykes, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
OATESVILLL ACADEMY— R. E. Wil
liams, Principal; Mrs. J. A. Brown, Asst.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
U. S. Hotel— W. R. Hayes, Prop.
A. Green.
Blacksmith Shops.
W. J. Mitchell.
C. G. Ellis.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
A. Green.
Harrison Savage.
Carriage Manufacturers.
C. G. Ellis.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
L. Hopper.
C G. Ellis.
Contractors and Builders.
I. H. Gray.
Willis Hofler.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. S. E. Jordan.
G. D.
Doctors.
Williams.
Drue: crista.
A. R. Roberts.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
H. P. Winslow.
Furniture Dealers.
S. P. Cross & Co.
R. B. G. Cowper & Son.
General Merchandise.
R. M. Riddick.
R. B. G. Cowper & Son.
B. R. Hayes.
S. P. Cross & Co.
J. L. Hofler.
Joe Dunn.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
H. P. Winslow.
C. G. Ellis.
Insurance Agencies.
L. Hofler.
J. A. Eason.
T. W. Costen, Jr.
Lawyers.
L. L. Smith.
T W Costen, Jr.
A. P. Godwin.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Q. H. Trotman.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Lizzie Trotman.
Mrs. It. W. Outland.
Mrs. Willis Hotter.
Sales and Livery Stables.
L. C. Riddick.
H. C. Rountree.
E. F. Turner.
H. P. Winslow.
GRAHAM COUNTY.
County Seat, Robbinsville.
Formed from Cherokee county bv the Legislature of 1871-72. Named ia honor of
William A. Graham, Governor of North Caiolina, in 1845, and once Secretary of th«
Navy.
Area, 250 square miles.
POPULATION: 4,343. White males. 2,138; white females, 2,052. Indians, 127.
White males over 21 years, 838; negro males over 21 years, 3; Indians, 28. White polls,
666.
Value of real estate, $685,891, decrease of $212,843 from 1904. Value personal property,
$198,568, increase of $10,930 over 1904, including 322 horses, 298 mules, 7 jacks and
jennets, 4,053 cattle, 6,861 hogs, 2,382 sheep, 213 dogs.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $872,328; by Indians, $12,131.
No. Schools: White, 22.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100; debt, 35 l-3o. on $100; roads, 5c. Bonded
debt. $16 000. Floating debt, about $3,000.
POST OFFICES: Cheoah, Japan, Johnson, ROBBINSVILLE, (c. h.). Santeetlah,
Stccoah, Tulula, Tuskeegee, Welch, Yellow Creek.
PUBLIC ROADS: P. B. Latham, Robbinsville, Supt. Worked partly by labor
and partly by taxation, 20c. on $100 and *5c. on poll; total last year, $425. Special
expenditure. $100. No. miles, 200.
SUPERIOR COURT: March 19th, two weeks; September 3rd, two weeks.
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GRAHAM COUNTY.
COITNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— R. V. Me
Elroy, Robbinsville.
SHERIFF— J. A. Amnions, Robbinsville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— R. B. Slaughter,
Robbinsville.
TREASURER— Horace Levin, Robbins-
ville.
i ORONER— R. L. Wilson.
SURVEYOR— James Crisp.
STANDARD-KEEPER— R. B. Slaughter,
Robbinsville.
CO. ATTORNEY— T. A. Morphew, Rob-
binsville.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— T. A. Carpenter,
Cheoah.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. H.
Garrison, (chm ), Yellow Creek; Lewis V.
Rogers, Robbinsville ; J. C. Edwards, Japan.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— V. J. Brown.
Robbinsvile.
CO. COMMISSIONES— A. H. Colvard, J.
D Jenkins, Bart Orr, Robbinsville.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— W. W.
Fleming, (chm.), Charles Lisenbee, T. L.
Rogers, Robbinsville.
CONSTABLES— Cheoah Township, L. C.
Sawyer, Robbinsville; Stecoah, James Crisp,
Steeoah; Yellow Creek, F. M. Carringer.
Yellow Creek.
Justices of the Pea* e.
CHEOAH TOWNSHIP- N. G. Phillips, D.
J. Rogers, Robbinsville; G. W. Colvard.
Tulula.
STECOAH— P. S. Crisp, P. G. Green, Ste-
coah; J. E. Garland, Tuskeegee; W. P.
Robertson, Brock; W. II. Marcus, Japan; D.
A. Taylor, Brock.
YELLOW CREEK— K. M. Grant. James
Shuler, S. F. Howell, Yellow Creek; Tom
Collins, Charles Campbell, Johnson.
Public School Teachers.
Crisp, D. C, Robbinsville.
Harwood, J. H., Robbinsville.
Hughes, J. W., Santeetlah.
Hyde, J. A., Robbinsville.
Moody, J. H., Robbinsville.
Crisp* W. F.. Stecoah.
Sawyer, P. M., Brock.
Harwood, T. J., Cheoah.
Hardwood, Miss Eliza, Cheoah
Crisp, M. L., Cheoah.
Coble, Miss Cordelia, Brock.
Taylor, Miss Hallie, Cheoah.
Ray, Miss Lillie M., Yellow Creek.
Holder, N. F., Tuskeegee.
Hardee, Hyde, Robbinsville.
Rogers, W. N., Robbinsville.
Davis, Broadus, Robbinsville.
Christopher, Miss Pearl, Robbinsville.
Blanton, Miss Nettie, Robbinsville.
Baty, Mrs. Ida, Stecoah.
Carpenter, T. A., C- -oah.
Odom, W. P., Johnson.
Odom, Miss Mattie, Johnson.
Odom, J. W., Johnson.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— Z. V. Cordell, J. A. Wig-
gins.
BAPTIST— G. W. Orr, Sam Jordan, Henry
Hogue, L. D. Hooper.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— John Eller.
Physicians not in Towns.
S. F. Howell, Yrellow Creek.
G. F. Broch, Stecoah.
Merchants not in Towns.
A. C. Rav, Tulula.
P. L. Rice, Cheoah.
J. C. Edwards, Japan.
G. W. Shuler & Co., Johnson.
T. C. Wall, Santeetlah.
Sam Patterson, Yellow Creek.
R. L. Colvard, Tulula.
W. R. Jenkins, Brock.
Saloons.
J. Bradley, Jarretts.
ROBBINSVILLE.
Value real estate, $5,082.73.
Value personal property, $1,589.83.
Tax rate, $1.21.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 1 year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— N. M. E. Slaughter.
TREASURER— R. B. Slaughter.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— M. T. Maxwell.
CHIEF OF POLICE— John Marcus.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— G. B. Walker,
A. D. Roby, M. T. Maxwell.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL SUPT.^L W.
Hughes.
POSTMASTER— N. C. Christopher.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— R. L. Doggett, Pastor.
BAPTIST— F. M. Morgan, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
N. M. E. Slaughter.
\V. F. Mauney
A. D. *Roby.
Barber Shops.
G. W. Sutton.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. D. Brooks.
Doctors.
John Collins.
M. T. Maxwei..
Frank T. McKaig.
Druereists.
Maxwell & Collins.
General Merchandise.
G. B. Walker.
J. L. Smather & Co.
N. C. Christopher.
Lawyers.
T. A. Morphew.
J. H. Harwood.
A. D. Roby.
J. N. Moody.
R. L. Philips.
Grist Mills.
P. P. Harwood.
G. L. Slaughter.
J. A. Hyde.
W. R. Morgan.
T. L. Rogers.
T. A. Wiggins.
W. B. Wiggins.
Real Estate Agents.
T. A. Morphew.
GRANVILLE COUNTY.
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GRANVILLE COUNTY.
County Seat, Oxford.
Formed in 1746 from Edgecombe county. Named in honor of the Earl of Granville,
who held the land under grant from Charles II.
Area, 750 square miles.
POPULATION: 23,263. White males, 5,681; white females, 5,745. Foreign born, 5.
Negro males, 5,901; negro females, 5,986. White females over 21 years, 2,597; negro
males over 21 years, 2,258. White polls. 1.7.S3; negro polls, 1,314.
Value of real estate, $3,913,026. Value personal property, $1,752,374, including
3,082 horses, 1,300 mules, 9 jacks and jennets, 54 goats, 6,566 cattle, 9,586 hogs, 1,462
sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,650,088; by negroes, $262,938.
No. Schools: White, 60; Colored, 43.
TAX HATE: County and Roads, 55c. on $100 and 80c. on poll.
Macadam road. 10 miles; cost per mile, $2,000. Iron bridges, 1.
POST OFFICES: Adoniram, Berea, Bluewing, Brownsville, Bullock, Clay, Cornwall,
Cozart, CREEDMOOR, Culbreth, Dexter, Dutchville, Grissom, Hargrove, Hester, Knap
of Reeds, Lyons, Northside, Oak Hill, OXFORD, (c. h.), Satterwhite, STEM,
STOVAL, Sunset, Tar River, Wilton.
PUBLIC ROADS: Luther Roberts, Supt. Worked by special tax on $20,000 worth of
bonds.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Seaboard Air Line, 22.36 miles, assessed value $446,812.00
Oxford & Coast Line Railroad, 4.51 miles, assessed value 24,550.00
Southern Railway, 43.81 miles, assessed value 1,083,037.00
North & South Carolina. 3.73 miles, assessed value 11,190.00
Atlantic and Danville, 2.20 miles, assessed value 22,000.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 93.50 miles, assessed value 2,735.58
Southern Express Company, 73.37 miles, assessed value 8,497.15
SUPERIOR COURT: i ebruary 5th, one week; April 30th, two weeks; July 30th,
one week; November 19th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— John T. Britt,
Oxford.
SHERIFF— E. K. Howard, Oxford.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. B. Mayes,
Stem.
TREASURER— W. T. Lvon, Oxford.
CORONER— S. M. Wheeler, Oxford.
STA-NDARD-KEEPER— W. A. Blackley,
Wilton.
CO. ATTORNEY— B. S. Royster, Oxford.
SUPT. CO. HOME— J. R. Walters, Oxford.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— S. D. Booth. Ox-
ford.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— R. G. Kittrell,
Oxford.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— B. N.
Hays, (chm.), Oxford; J. A. Morris, Wil-
ton; E. B. Meadows, Culbreth.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— C. F. Crews,
(chm.), Dexter; L. H. Moss, Creedmoor R.
F. D. No. 1; N. B. Daniel. Satterwhite; E.
C. Harris, Oxford; W. S. Gooch. Stem.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— S. W.
Coopei, (chm.), Oxford; W. A. I>evin, Ox-
ford; J. T. Cozart, Oxford, R. F. D. No. 3.
CONSTABLES— Dutchville Township, J.
D. Cannady, Creedmoor; Tally Ho, Craw-
ford Hobgood, Oxford; Oak Hill, W. J.
Barnett, Oak Hill; Salem, J. A. Cottrell,
Dexter.
Justices of the Peace.
FISHING CREEK TOWNSHIP— J. R.
Renn, Hargrove; W. A. Parham, Watkins;
T. G. Taylor, Oxford; A. P. Overton, Clay;
E. C. Harris, Oxford; T. J. Brummitt, D.
G. Brummitt, Fairport; C. R. Gordon,
Clay; L. T. Buchanan.
BRASSFIELD— W. A. Blackley, Wilton;
J. D. Davis, Grissom; W. C. Cannady,
Wilton; W. P. White, G. L. Allen, Creed-
moor, R. F. D. No. i.
DUTCHVILLE— M. B. Waller, Knap ol
Reeds, T. D. Aiken, Northside; J. N. Til-
ley. Knap of Reeds; M. L. Coley, Cozart;
J. L. Peed, Creedmoor; R. G. Stem, Hes-
ter.
TALLY HO— L. L. Crews, Tar River; J.
H. Gooch, Stem; W. D. Horner, Culbreth.
WALNUT GROVE— R. W. Hobgood, Sun-
set; J. G. Shotwell, Berea; B. F. Hester,
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GRANVILLE COUNTY.
John Phipps, Oxford.
SASSAFRAS FORK— J. H. Chandler, Bul-
lock; I. T. Green, Stovall; S. J. Currin,
Stovall.
OAK HILL— L. S. Royster, Andoniram;
D. T. Winston, Adoniram; J. P. Stovall,
Buchanan; J. N. Watkins, Cornwall.
OXFORD— S. V. Ellis, W. S. Burwell, W.
T. Lyon, A. C. Parham, J. K. Wood, L.
F. Hamme, Oxford.
SALEM— E. A. Hunt, Oxford; B. J.
Breedlove, W. H. Green, R. C. Puekett,
Dexter.
Public School Teachers.
Miss Lucile Aiken, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 5.
\V. F. Allen, Hargrove.
D. G. Brummett, Kittrell, R. F. D. No. 2.
F. O. Barbee, Stovall.
Miss Ethel Breedlove, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 5.
Miss Naomi Cash, Oxford, R. F. D. No. 4.
Miss Mollie I. Clayton, Dickerson.
Miss Annie J. Clement, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Ella Clement, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Allie Cothran, Berea, R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Rosa Lee Crews, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 6.
Miss Hattie Deems, Virgilina, Va., R. F.
D. No. 2.
Miss Sue B. Daniel, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 4.
E. P. Davis, Youngsville, R. F. D. No. 2.
Miss Lucy Farabow, Stem.
Miss Mamie Gates, Creedmoor, R. F. D.
Miss Ether Gentrv, Virgilinia, Va., R. F.
D. No. 2.
Miss Emma Hardv, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Miss Mary Hardy, Creedmoor.
Miss Jeannette Hester, Virgilina, Va.,
R. F. D. No. 2.
B. F. Hester, Berea, R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Maggie Hicks, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Ethel Holmes. Northside.
W. T. Howell, Kittrell, R. F. D. No. 2.
Miss Fannie Humphries, Virgilina, Va.,
R. F. D. No. 5.
Miss Beatrice Jenkins, Franklinton, R.
F. D.
Miss Hallie Jones, Hester.
Miss Lucy C. Jones, Stem.
Miss Lucv F. Jones, Pocomoke.
H. H. Latta, Oxford, R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Ava Lawrence, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miss Cora Malone, Oxford, R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Bessie Mangum, Northside.
A. D. MaiTow, Stovall.
Mrs. Julia B. Minor, Oxford.
Miss Sallie Montague, Moriah, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Sallie Moseley. Dexter.
Mrs. Mittie B. Overton, Oxford, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Miss Kate Parham, uxford. R. F. D.
No. 7.
Miss Emma Peace, Creedmoor.
Mis Ava Pegram, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 6.
Miss Cora Phipps, Oxford, R. F. D.
Misa Lou Roberts, Franklinton, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Katherine o.iies, Grissom.
Miss Grizzelle Smith, Creedmoor, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Mrs. M. A. Stradlev, Bullock.
Miss Katherine Tilley, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Buelah Tuck, Virgilina, Va., R. F.
D. No. 5.
Miss B. May Turner, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miss Luc.ve Twine, Knap of Reeds.
Mrs. Mary Waller, Knap of Reeds.
Miss Ettie Washington, Stem.
Miss Mary Webb, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Alienne Wiggins, Stem.
Miss Elma Woods, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 7.
Miss Bessie D. Whitaker, Creedmoor.
Miss Cottie Yancey, Bullock.
Miss Hazel York, Creedmoor, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miss Daisy Nance, Knap of Reeds.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— J. R. Pace, Oxford; J. A.
Stradley, Oxford; R. H. Marsh, Oxford.
METHODIST— J. D. Pegram, Stem; W.
H. Puekett, Oxford; W. S. Hester, Salem;
A. L. Ormond, Kittrell.
CHRISTIAN— Moses L. Winston, Creed-
moor.
Physicians not in Towns.
P. R. Hardee, Stem.
.1. F. Sanderford, Creedmoor.
T. B. Lawrence, Wilton.
J. A. Morris, Wilton.
W. W. Cozart, Dutch ville.
G. T. Sikes, Grissom.
E. B. Meadows. Culbreth.
G. S. Watkins, Cornwall.
\V. L. Tavlor, Stovall.
0. W. Holloway, Brassfield.
Merchants not in Towns.
Russell & Kussell, Berea.
W. A. McFarland.
Sol O'Brien.
W. S. Gooch, Stem.
G. 0. Pitts, Clay.
C. J. Robards. KnaD of Reeds.
J. D. Allen, Hargrove.
J. II. Gooch, Stem.
L. D. & E. C. Veazev, Stovall.
R. T. Gregory, Stovall.
J. A. Rovster & Son, Bullock.
W. H. Green, Dexter.
S. C. Lyon, Creedmoor.
vV'agstaff & Co., Creedmoor.
A. G. Fleming, Northside.
T. B. Brinkley, Greens.
A. J. Dickerson, Oxford, R. F. D. 3.
1. H. Harris, Oxford.
T. L. Cannady, Wilton.
A. S. Peace, Oxford.
Oscar Brown, Oxford.
Sid Daniel, Oxford.
GRANVILLE COUNTY
279
HORNER SCHOOL,
OXFORD, N. C.
One hundred and ninth term begins January 20tli, 1906.
Prepares for University and College. Three courses of study —
Classical, Scientific, and English.
An excellent dairy; 350 acres of hill and dale; tennis-eouTts
and ball ground; the influences of cultured women in the din-
ing hall ; individual attention to each student : fifteen boys to
each teacher.
J. C. HORNER,
PRINCIPAL.
J. L. Garrett, Oxford.
S. M. Evans. Oak Hill.
J. H. Evans, Sattcrwhite.
J. W. Wright, Cornwall.
Whitfield Bros., Wilton.
W- G. Pruitt, Oxford, K. F. D. No. 1.
Cotton Gins.
Wyatt E. Cunnady, Wilton.
Parbam Ginning Cc, Oxford.
Mangum & Son. Tar River.
Nat Faucett, Wilton.
Lumber Plants.
Spotswood Burwell, Fairport.
M. Henry, Stovall.
OXFORD.
Incorporated in 1812.
Population, 3,148.
Value personal property, $611,248.
Value real estate, $477,990.
No. white polls, 191.
No. colored polls, 105.
Tax Rate: City purposes. 20c. on $100;
Schools, 30c. ; Bonded debt, 25c.
Town Officers.
Election is held in May; term of office.
2 years.
MAYOR— W. A. Devin.
CLERK— R. B. Hines.
TAX COLLECTOR— C. S. Easton.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— S. T>. Booth.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT.— J. R. Wood.
C1KKF OF POLICE— Sam Wheeler.
POLICEMEN— L. F. Smith, Ernest Bragg.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. R. Wood, E.
H. Crenshaw, W. Z. Mitchell. C. H. Land is.
S. W. Minor, J. P. Stedman.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— D. H. Bland.
Principal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— T. L. Booth.
J. H. Bullock, E. T. White, S. W. Cooper,
J. P. Stedman, C. D. Ray, L. H. Davis.
R. R. AGENTS— S. H. Brown, So. Ry. ;
J. T. Elmore, S. A. L.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Ella Peace.
EXPRESS AGENT— F. C. Spencer.
Cemeteries and Supts.
ELMWOOD— Sam Wheeler, Supt.
OAK GROVE— (Colored)— Sam WVeier.
Ministers and Churches.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Dnnn.iwav, Pastor.
METHODIST— F. M. Shamburger.
OXFORD CIRCUIT— (Methodist)— W. H.
Puckett.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL— .1. C.
Homer. Principal.
FRANCES BILLIARD SCHOOL— Frances
Milliard, Principal.
OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY— F. P.
Hnhgood. President.
Hotels and Boarding: Rouses.
Mrs. Osborn.
Mrs. Royster.
Mrs. Landis.
Exchange Hotel.
Currin Hoarding House.
Irwin House.
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GRANVILLE COUNTY.
Hospitals and Asylums.
OXFORD ORPHAN ASYLUM— W. J.
Hicks, Supt.
COLORED ORPHAN ASYLUM— R. Shep
ard, Superintendent.
Agricultural Implements.
Baird & Chamblee.
C. H. Landis.
Bakers.
C. A. Carroll.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF GRANVILLE— E. T. White.
President : H G. Cooper, Cashier. Capital,
$60,000; Surplus and Profits, $17,000.
FIRST NATIOJSAL BANK OF OXFORD—
R. W. Lassiter, President; W. H. Hunt,
Cashier. Capital. S;^j,000; Surplus and Pro-
fits, $14,000.
OXFORD SAVINGS BANK— H. G. Cooper,
President; J. G. Hunt, Vice-President; S.
T. Yancey, Secretary and Treasurer.
Capital, $16,000; Surplus and Profits, $."),000.
Barrel Factories.
L. B. Turner.
Oxford Manufacturing- Co.
Barber Shops.
Sam Littlejohn.
Bass & Anderson.
Otis Hicks.
Brokers.
R. B. Hines.
J. A. Taylor.
Books and Stationery.
Allen Bros.
J. G. Hall.
R. L. Hamilton.
Cabinet-Makers.
II. J. Council.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Taylor-Pamiady Buggy Co.
Kings Bros. Buggy Co.
Harris Buggy Body Co.
Canning; Factories.
Oxford Canning Co.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Fnrnishings.
E. IT. Crenshaw Co.
Landis & Faston.
Long Bins.
Parham Bros. Co.
Coal and Wood.
Parker & Hunt.
L. B. Tanner.
Confectionery Manufacturers.
Peter Nichols.
Contractors and Builders.
A. B. Spencer.
Coitfectionerv Dealers.
Allen Bros.
Cotton Mills.
OXFORD COTTON MILLS— W. A. Irwin.
President; E. T. White, Vice-President;
Lock Irwin, Secretary.
Dealers in Ice.
Oxford Ice Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
E. T. White.
J. M. Currin.
W. B. Ballon.
C. D. Ray.
John Webb.
J. D Bullock.
J. H. Bullock.
W. I.. Mitchell.
/.. W. Lyon.
Meadows & Adams.
Dentists.
C. D. H. Fort.
I. H. Davis.
Doctors.
T. L. Booth.
B. K. Hays.
Sam D. Booth.
J. B. Williams.
S. H. Cannady.
L. C. Taylor.
Drueecists.
R. L. Hamilton.
.1. G. Hall.
J. P. Stedman.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Ella Worthington.
Mrs. Ronton.
Mrs. King.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Landis <& Fasten.
Long Bros.
Paris Dry Goods Co.
E. H. Crenshaw Co.
Parham Bros. Co.
Baird Perkerson.
Flour. Coi-n and Feed Mills.
W. A. Parham.
Foundries and Iron 'Works.
W. S. Hundley.
Fruit Dealers.
Peter Nichols.
C. A. Carroll.
J. G. Hall.
Furniture Manufacturers.
OXFORD FURNITURE CO.— J. C. Horner,
President; J. A. Webb, Sec.-Treas. ; B.
M. Haubold, Manager.
Furnitv\? Dealers.
Robert Wood.
Council & Upchurch.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Baird & Chamblee.
C. H. Landis
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Pete Bullock.
Parham Bros. Co.
Bullock & Crenshaw.
Insurance Agencies.
.1. R. Roller.
W. T. Lyon.
I.. T. Buchanan.
J. K. Wood.
Job Printing Offices.
Public Ledger.
Orphan Fri( ml
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Laundries.
J. T. Sizemore.
Oxford Steam Laundry.
Lawyers.
A. A. Hicks.
H. M. Shaw.
B. S. Royster.
Wm. H. Harrison.
A. W. Graham.
W. A. Devin.
T. Lanier.
Medicine Manufacturers.
J. P. Stedman.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Mary B. Gregory.
Landis & Easton.
Long Bros.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. A. A. Hicks.
Miss Lizzie Hilliard.
Miss Annie Hamme.
Newspapers and Editors.
PUBLIC LEDGER— J. T. Britt, W. B_
Britt, Editors.
OXFORD' ORPHAN FRIEND— Miss Lois
Dull, Editor; John Nichols, Raleigh,
Masonic Editor.
Painters.
H. H. Eatman.
Real Estate Agents.
Oxford, Realty Co.
J. K. Wood.
Retail Grocers.
J. S. Brown.
.1. D. Brooks.
J. W. Fuller.
Howell Bros.
Len Pitchford.
C. A. Carroll.
L. F. Day.
Dean & Crews.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Oxford Oinhan Asvlum.
L. B. Turner.
Sales and Livery Stables.
E. H. Crenshaw.
J. F. Royster.
A. B. Currin.
Tailor Establishments.
W. T. Taylor.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNTON— F. C. Spencer. M'gr.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Henderson, Telephone Co. — W. E. Mas-
senburg, Manager.
Tobacco Warehouses.
Z. W. Lyon.
Bullock & Mitchell.
J. F. Meadows & Co.
S. W. Cooper.
Saloons.
Oxford Dispensary — H. M. Shaw, Secretary-
! Treasurer; S. W. Parker, J. D. Bullock; R.
Broughton, Manager.
Shingle Dealers.
Parker & Hunt.
L. B. Turner.
Watches and Jewelry
Fred N. Day.
Wholesale Grocers.
J. F. White Co.
J. J. Medford.
CREEDMOOR.
Population, 250.
Schools and Academies.
CREEDMOOR HIGH SCHOOL— Miss Em-
ma Peace, Prin. ; Aiiss F. Purnell, Miss
Ethel Holmes, Assistants.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotels and Boading: Houses.
Freeman House Hotel — E. E. Freeman,
Prop.
Lyon's Hotel, C. E. Lyon, Prop.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. R. Neathery.
Doctors.
J. F. Sanderford.
Druggists.
J. F. Sanderford.
C. V. Garner & Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
J. M. Neatherly.
B. G. Rogers & Co.
Creedmore Supply Co.
General Merchandise.
S. C. Lyon.
B. G. Rogers & Co.
I W. Bullock & Co.
Lyon & Rogers.
Creedmore Supply Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Lizzie Winston.
Harness Manufacturers.
L. H. Cross.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. J. Mangum.
S. H. Rogers & Co.
Saw Mills.
< !. M. Lowers.
• J. A. Forbes & Bros.
R. L. Moorman & Co.
P. P. Jones.
C. M. Lawrence.
Telpgrapii Offices; and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— W. M. Freeman.
Manager.
Wheelwrights.
J. M. Neatherv.
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GREENE COUNTY.
GREENE COUNTY.
County Seat Snow Hill.
Formed in 1799 from Glasgow county, which with Lenoir originally formed Dobbs,
extinct since 1791. Named in honor of General Nathaniel Greene.
Area, 300 square miles.
POPULATION: 12,038. White males, 3,153: white females, 3,107. Foreign born, 7.
Negro males, 2,818; negro females, 2,930. White males over 21 years, 1,507; negro
males over 21 years, 1,185. White polls, 1,134; negro polls, 929.
Value of real estate, $1,201,908, increase of $24,975 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $906,700, increase of $129,696 over 1904, including 1,301 horses, 1,678 mules, 1
jack, 98 goats, 1,609 cattle, 16,148 hogs, 156 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,957,640; by negroes, $150,998.
Number of schools: White, 33; colored, 25.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 40c. poll. Special, 16c. On poll, $2.48.
Floating debt, $11,000. Interest on debt, 6 per cent.
POST OFFICES: Arba, Bullhead, HOOKERTON, Jason, SNOW HILL, (c. h.),
SPEIGHTS BRIDuE.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Act of 1903. No. miies, 250.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Company, 22.00 miles, assessed value $172.91
SUPERIOR COURT: February 26th; May 28th, two weeks, civil cases only; Sep-
tember 3rd; December 3rd, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS
CLERK OF THE COURT— John R. Dail,
Snow Hill.
SHERIFF— A. D. Warren, Snow Hill.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Josiah O. Sugg.
Snow Hill.
TREASURER— W. T. Carraway, Snow
Hill.
SURVEYOR— C. A. Lasitter, Snow Hill.
CORONER— W. W. Whittington, Bull
Head.
STANDARD-KEEPER— B. F. Albritton.
Snow Hill.
CO. ATTORNEY— Swift Galloway, Snow
Bill.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— W. B. Mur-
phy, Snow Hill.
SUPT. CO. HOME —A. J. Eason.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— J. E. Debnam,
Snow Hill.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— L. V. Mor-
rill, (chm.), Snow Hill; W. A. Darden,
Willow Green; John Harvey, Snow Hill.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Thos. U. Lasit-
ter, Snow Hill; F. T. Carr, Ayden, R. F
D. No. 1; G. W. Ha-t, Hookerton.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. W S
Beaman, Snow Hill; J. C. Exum, Snow
Hill; J. E. Albritton, Hookerton.
CONSTABLES— Snow Hni Township,
George F. M. Dail, Snow Hill; Hookerton,
W. G. Grady, Snow Hill; Willow Green.
J. D. Jones, Ayden, R. F. D. No. 1;
Ormonds, Barrom Forrest, Ayden, R. F.
D No. 1; Speights Bridge, B. S. McKell.
Speights Bridge; Carrs, George W. Bea-
man, Snow Hill;. Olds, John T. Harrell.
Snow Hill; Shine, J. N. Newsom, Snow-
Hill; Bull Head, John E. Hales, Snow
Hill, R. F. D. No. 4; Jason, H. G. Gray,
Jason.
Justices of the Peace.
SNOW HILL TOWNSHIP— Jas. T. Sugg,
John Ham, Snow Hill; J. Harvey Edwards,
Snow Hill, R. F. D. No. 1.
HOOKERTON— W. H. Johnson, Hooker-
ton; George B. Pate, Arba; J. E. W.
Sugg, Snow Hill, R. F. D. No. 3.
WILLOW GREEN— James H. Darden, Ay-
den, R. F. D.
ORMONDS— T. J. Worthington, Avden,
'*. F. D. No. 1; E. D. Little, Snow Hill,
R. F. D. - o. 6.
SPEIGHTS BRIDGE— W. H. Wheeler,
Speights Bridge; T. Beaman, H. R. James,
Speights Bridge.
i a KRS— .Ino. F. Shackelford, Speights
Bridge; Adam R. Hinson, Castoria.
OLDS— John L. Barrett, Farmville;
Robt. C. Rouse, B. F. Albritton, Snow
Hill. R. F. D. No. 2.
SHINE— B. W. Britt, Shine.
BULL HEaD— James H. Best, Faro;
Lemuel Chase, H. M. Edmundson, C. D.
West, Bull Head.
JASON— E. V. Riggs, Snow Hill, R. F.
D. No. 4; Levi Hill, Arba; C. H. Swinson,
Jason.
Public School Teachers.
Harper, Miss Mary, Snow Hill.
Smith, Mis° Margaftte, Hookerton.
Turnage, Miss Lucy Mae, Institute.
Sugg, Mrs. E. E., Snow Hill, R. F.
D.
No. 3.
Carver, Miss Elizabeth M., Snow Hill, R.
[•'. D. No. 2.
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Johnson, Miss Gay, Grifton, R. F. D.
Hardee, Miss Fanr.ie, Ayden, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Johnson, Miss Sarah, Snow Hill, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Jcyner, Mis? Mary, Snow Hill, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Bynum, Miss Ada, Famiville, R. F. D.
Scutheiland, Miss Annie R., Castoria.
Beaman, Miss Ruth, Snow Hill, R. F. D
No. 1.
Herring:, .Miss I.illie. Farn;«ille, U. V. I).
Speight. Miss Cora I., Speights Bridge.
Wooten, Miss Cora L., Speights Bridge.
Deering. Miss Jennie, Speights Bridge.
Ellis, Miss Irma, Snow Hill. R. F. D.
No. 4.
Syllivant, Miss Irene, Snow Hill.
Lane, Miss Dollie, Bullhead.
Hardy, Miss Nettie, La Grange, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Exall, Miss Alice B.. Shir.e.
Gudger, Miss Irene, Jason
Mewborn, Miss Temesia, Snow Hill, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Mitchpll, Miss Ruth, Arba.
Murrill, P. S., Snow Hid.
Bunch, J. H., Snow Hill.
Mattock, Prof., Hookerton.
James Sugg, Snow Hill; W. C. Vause,
Ministers not in Towns.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— Elias Hart,
Glenfteld.
Schools and Academies.
ORMONDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL— Prcf.
Stevens, Principal, Ormondsville.
Physicians not in Towns.
A. West, Farmville.
W. W. Whitttington, Bull Head.
Merchants not in Towns.
Hardy & Vewbom, Jason.
Lynch & Jones, Shine.
Fred L. Carr, Admr. , Castoria.
J. W. Crocker, Lindell.
Dawson & Lane, Contentnea.
Shirley & Canady, Castoria.
J. O. W. Jones, Castoria.
Hardy & Mewborn, Shine.
Mewborn Bros., Bull Head.
Holton & Co., Scuffleton.
H. A. Hooker, Glenfleld.
Turnage & Ormond, Ormondsville.
D. W. Dixon & Co., Dixonville.
Harden Bros.. Speights Bridge.
Wm. Cook, Fieldsboro.
J. P. Hill, Arba.
Seymour Mewborn, Arba.
Cotton Gins.
J. L. Sugg, Snow Hill.
L. S. Hardy, Snow Hill.
Mrs. J. H. Newell, Castoria.
Hardy & Mewborn, Jason.
Jesse Phillips, Hookerton.
J. T. Frizzle, Ormondsville.
Turnage & Ormond, Ormondsville.
Holton & Spear, Scuffleton.
A. D. Sugg, Snow Hill.
Hardy & Mewborn, Shine.
J. W. Crocker. Lindell.
Jim Baker, Fieldsboro.
R. Fields, Fieldsboro.
Ed. Sugg, Glenfield.
W. W. Sugg. Hookerton.
N. A. Ham & Bro., Shine.
Z. V. Barrow, Snow Hill.
D. W. & J. M. Patrick, Snow Hill.
Jordan & Marshourn, Snow Hill.
Grist Mills.
J. L. Sugg, Snow Hill.
Aquilla Sugg, Snow Hill.
A. D. Sugg, Snow Hill.
George Gray, Institute.
George Newsom, Shine.
L. J. H. Mewborn, Jason.
Ed. Sugg, Glenfield.
W. W. Sugg, Hookerton.
Jordan & Marshburn, Snow Hill.
Saw Mills.
Mrs. James H. Newell, Castoria.
Hardy & Mewborn, Jason.
Jesse Phillips, Hookerton.
Til Dorgan, Snow Hill.
Wiley Singleton, Snow Hill.
J. F. Harper, Snow Hill.
Hardv & Mewborn, Shine.
J. W". Crocker, Lindell.
R. D. S. Dixon, Castoria.
George W. Jones, Arba.
Shingle Manufacturers.
J. F. Harper, Snow Hill.
R. G. Canady, Snow Hill.
snow mix..
Population, 405.
Value real estate, $60,000.
Value personal property, $45,000.
No. white polls, 44.
No. colored polls, 28.
TAX RATE— 33 l-3c. on $100; $1.00 poll.
Town owns lights.
Election is held in May; term of office,
i years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— B. W. Edwards.
CLERK— W. J. Jordan.
TREASURER— B. W. Edwards.
TAX COLLECTOR— Hugh Edwards.
CITY PHYSICIAN— J. K. Patrick.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— W. B. Murphy.
STWPAKO-KKKPFR- R. F. Alhritton.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. N. Lindsay.
BO\Rn OF ALDERMEN— .Tosiah Exum.
G. W. Averby, R. G. Canady, B. D. Tay-
lor, J. J. Potter, W. J. Jordan.
CITY - oBLIC SCHOOL— S. P. Murrill,
Principal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Josiah
Exum, W. T. Carraway, Everett Taylor, J.
E. Debnam.
POSTMASTER— F. W. Faircloth.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. M. Benson, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. H. Booth, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Ed. Wooten, Rector.
Cametci'ies and Supts.
EPISCOPAL-^John Harvey, Supt.
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GREENE COUNTY.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. W. H. Dail.
Mrs. Frank Harrell.
Mrs. C. A. Lassiter.
Agricultural Implements.
J. Exuin & Co.
Taylor Bros.
T. U. Lassiter.
J. A. Edwards, Jr.
Barber Shops.
Haywood Baker.
Harvey Ellis.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. A. Edwards, Jr.
t\ M. Williams, (.col.)
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
George E. Dail.
Waller liusbee.
Books and Stationery.
J. Exum a Co.
Boots and Shoes.
J. Exum & (Jo.
T. U. Lassiter.
M. W. Warren.
Taylor Bros.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
I. Herring.
Lawyers.
Swiit .Galloway.
J. A. Albritton.
G. M. Lindsay.
L. V. Morrill.
Doctors.
J. E. Patrick.
W. B. Murphy.
Drusrerists.
J. E. Patrick & Co.
J. T. H. Harper & Co.
Canned Goods.
J. Exum <x Co.
R. G. Cannady.
T. U. Lassiter.
M. W. Warren.
Taylor Bros.
<Ui»«iti*t ivi'f'rs and Dealers.
F. A. Mosley & Co.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
J. Exum & Co.
T. U. Lassiter.
Taylor Bros.
Confectionery Dealers.
J. Exum & Co.
M. W. Warren.
T. U. Lassiter.
Taylor Bros.
R. G. Canady.
Crockery and Glassware.
J. Exum & Co.
Taylor Bros.
T. U. Lassitter.
Contractors and Builders.
W. T. Carraway.
R. G. Canaday.
Cotton Bayers and Brokers.
J. Exum & Co.
T. U. Lassiter.
Taylor Bros.
Dealers in Carriages.
J. A. Edwards.
Dealers in Ice.
Garland Holden.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Cora Jones.
Dry Goods and Notions.
J. Exum & Co.
Taylor Bros.
T. U. Lassiter.
Mrs. J. T. Sugg.
Miss E. L. Potter.
Fish Markets.
W. E. Dail.
H. C. Sugg.
Fruit Dealers.
.f. Exum & Co.
T. U. Lassiter.
R. u. Canady.
M. W. Warren.
Taylor Bros.
Furniture Dealers.
J. Exum & Co.
Taylor Bros.
General Merchandise.
J. Exum & Co.
T. M. Lassiter.
M. W. Warren.
Taylor Bros.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
J. Exum *z Co.
T. M. Lassiter.
Taylor Bros.
Harness M'f 'rs and Dealers.
Kxum & Dail.
J. A. Edwards, Jr.
Hides and Pelts.
J. Exum & Co.
Insurance Agencies.
W. J. Jordan.
G. A. Jones.
J. E. Debnam.
B. W. Edwards.
Job Printing; Offices.
J. E. Debnam.
Masons and Builders.
J. E. liunn.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss E. L. Potter.
Mrs. J. T. Sugg.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. Hargrave.
Newspapers and Editors.
GREENE COUNTY STANDARD— W. J.
Jordan, Editor.
Oil Dealers.
J. Exum & Co.
J. T. Harper Co.
Paper-Hangers.
J. E. Bunn.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
J. Exum 6c Co.
Retail Grocers.
■T. Exum & Co.
R. G. Canadv.
M. W. Warren.
T. M. Lassiter.
Taylor Bros.
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Sales and Livery Stables.
Patrick and Dail.
F. W. Faircloth.
Frank Moye.
Saloons.
McD. Pate.
J. J. Potter.
J. B. Ham.
Steamboat Lines.
Snow Hill and Newbern Steamboat Co.—
W. H. Dail, Agent.
Shingle Manufacturers.
J. F. Harper.
Wiley Singleton.
R. G. Canady.
stoves and Tinware.
J. Exum & Co.
Taylor Bros.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
B. W. Edwards.
Watches and Jewelry
B. J. Moore.
HOOKERTON.
Population, 54 white, 73 negroes.
No. white polls, 18.
No. negro polls, 12.
POSTMASTER— W. O. Dixon.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. P. Pate, Pastor.
DISCIPLES— W. D. Arnold, Pastor.
Doctors.
G. C. Edwards.
J. R. Palmer.
Blacksmith Shops.
Elisha Fort.
Joe Moore, (col).
General Merchandise.
\V. O. Dixon.
B. F. D. Albritton & Co.
W. F. Taylor.
Grist Mills.
W. W. Ormond, Ormondsville.
Jesse Phillips.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. J. J. Edwards & Co.
GUILFORD COUNTY.
County Seat, Greensboro.
Formed in 1770 from Rowan and Orange counties. Named in honor of Lord North,
Earl of Guilford, who in 1770 became First Lord of the Treasury and Prime Minister.
Area, 680 square miles.
POPULATION: 40,656. White males, 14,531; white females, 14,500. Foreign born,
216. Negro males, 5, 651; negro females, 5,944. White males over 21 years, 7,396; negro
males over 21 years, 2,583. White polls, 5,519; negro polls, 1,067.
Value of real estate, $7,359,449, increase of $544,340 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $3,803,162, increase of $289,173 over 1904, including 4,720 horses, 2,378 mules, 37
jacks and jennets, 80 goats, 12,477 cattle, 11,362 hogs, 13,019 sheep, 722 dogs.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, 10,795,855; by negroes $366,756; Total, $11,162,611.
No. Schools: White, 97; Colored, 31.
TAX RATE— County, 23 2-3c on $100; bridges and roads, (poll) 37c, roads (special)
12 l-3c. Macadam road, 10 miles; cost per mile, $2,000.
POST OFFICES: Allemance, Battle Ground, Brick Church, Brown Summit, Cascade,
Center, Climax, COLFAX, Company Mills, Crystal, Danamora, DANVILLE, Deep River,
DENNYSVILLE, Ella, Eulis, Freemans Mills, Friendship, GIBSONVILLE, Gilmeis
Store, GREENSBORO (c. h.), GUILFORD COLLEGE, HIGH POINT, Hillsdale, Hinton,
Holt, JAMESTOAVN, Julian, Kimesville, Lacross, Lamont, Lego, Liberty Store, Long-
view, McLEANSVILLE, OAK RIDGE, Plain, Pleasant Garden, POMONA, Rathbone,
Revolution, Ridge, Scalesville, Shaws Mills, Stokesdale, SUMMERFIELD, Sumner, Tab-
ernacle, Vandalia, Westminster, WHITSETT.
PUBLIC ROADS: J. G. Foushee, Supt. Highway Commission. Bonds, $100,000 for
roads. Improved road, 150 miles; crushed stcne, 4.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
High Point, Randleman, Asheboro & Southern, 3.04 miles, assessed value . . .$ 30,377.30
Southern Railway, 26.62 miles, assessed value 658,326.77
North Carolina, 33.37 miles, assessed value 978,389.83
Atlantic & Yadkin, 39.26 miles, assessed value 889,967.70
Pullman Company, assessed value 7,843.28
Western Union Telegraph Company, 1,458.38 miles, assessed value .. .. 42,677.31
Greensboro Gas & Electric Light Company, assessed value 20,900.00
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GUILFORD COUNTY.
Greensboro Electric Company, assessed value 85,400.00
Southern Express Company, 104.20 miles, assessed value 12,078.07
American Cotton Oil Company, assessed value 2,450.00
Kansas City Refrigerator Car Company, assessed value 400.00
Anglo-American Refrigerator Car Company, assessed value 400.00
Swift Refrigerator Transportation Company, assessed value 800.00
Merchants Dispatch Transportation Company, assessed value 2,800.00
High Point Electric Power Company, assessed value 2,500.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 1st, civil cases only; January 15th, civil cases only;
February 12th, two weeks, civil and criminal cases; April 2nd, criminal cases; April
16th, two weeks, civil cases; June 4th, three weeks, civil and jail cases; August 20th,
civil cases; September 17th, criminal cases; October 22nd, two weeks; December 10th,
criminal cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— John J. Nel-
son, Greensboro.
DEPUTY CLERK OF THE COURT—
Ernest Clapp, Greensboro.
SHERIFF— James F. Jordan, Greensboro.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— A. G. Kirkman,
Greensboro.
DEPUTY REGISTER OF DEEDS— A. A.
Kirkman, J. W. Case, Greensboro.
TREASURER-^J. W. McNairy, Greens-
boro.
CORONER— J. P. Turner, Greensboro.
SURVEYOR— Robert Gilchrist, Greensboro.
STANDARD - KEEPER— J. C. Clapp,
Greensboro.
CO. ATTORNEY— J. N. Wilson, Greens-
boro.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— Edmund Harrison,
Greensboro.
SUPT. CO. HOME— S. J. Scott, Greens-
boro.
CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— T. R. Foust,
Greensboro.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— C. P. Frazier,
Greensboro.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. Allen
Holt. (chm.). Oak Ridge; W. T. Whitsett,
Greensboro; J. A. Davidson, Gibsonville.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. H. Ragan,
(chm.), High Point; W. C. Tucker, Pleas-
ant Garden; John A. Young, C. G. Wright,
Greensboro; J. A. Davidson, Gr»ensboro.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— R. A.
Wheeler, (chm.), High Point; W. R. Land,
H. W. ,<harton. Greensboro.
HIGHWAY COMMISSION— J. C. Murchi-
son, (chm.); J. L. King, Secretary; J. S.
Haskins, J. H. Johnson, F. K. Trogdon, D.
H. Coble.
Justices of the Peace.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP— J. J. Busick,
Liberty Store; C. L. Sock well, Gibsonville;
C. A. Tickle, McLeansville.
ROCK CREEK— Berry Davidson, Gibson-
ville; C. A. Wharton, Whitsett; J. Henry
Jovner, Gibsonville.
GREENE— J. L. Holt, Greensboro, R. F.
D. ; W. M. Thompson, Kimesville ; J. C.
Causey, Kimesville;
MADISON — Geo. W. Lemmons, Brown
Summit; Jas. F. Doggett, Brown Summit;
W. A. Heath, Greensboro.
JEFFERSON— C. M. Pritchett, Mc-
Leansville; W. L. Wharton, McLeansville;
Howard Cannon, Greensboro, R. F. D.
CLAY— J. R. Pritchett, Greensboro, R.
F. D. ; G. A. Garrett, Julian; J. H. Coble,
Tabernacle.
MONROE— F. G. Chilcutt, Brown Sum-
mit; S. P. Case, Brown Summit; J. L.
Hawkins, Brown Summit.
GILMER— John Forsyth, Greensboro; C.
E. Landreth, Greensboro; J. E. McKnight,
Greensboro; N. E. Rankin, Greensboro, R.
F. D. ; G. T. Glascock, Greensboro; J. M.
Wolfe, Greensboro; J. R. Pearce, Greens-
boro.
FEKTRESS— Chas. T. Weatherly, Pleasant
Garden; Jasper A. Aired, Pleasant Garden;
Robt. F. Fentress, Pleasant Garden.
CENTRE GROVE— L. A. Walker, Hills-
dale; H. C. Brown, Hillsdale; J. W.
Wharton, Greensboro.
MOREHEAD— L. R. Noah, Battleground;
W. E. Schenck, Greensboro; R. O. Gam-
ble. Greensboro; E. P. Hancock, Greens-
boro; L. E. Duffy, Greensboro; David A.
Edwards, Pomona; R. W. H. Stone,
Greensboro.
SUMNER— A. C. Coltrane, Sumner; John
Oliver, Sumner; J. T. McChriston, Greens-
boro, R. F. D.
SUMMERFIELD— John C. Bunch. Sum-
merfield; R. B. Harris, Summerfield; C. A.
Willson, Summerfii Id.
FRIENDSHIP— Thos. Wakefield, Friend-
ship; Jesse H. Stanley, Guilford College;
D. F. Huffinrs, Guilford College.
JAMESTOWN— J. L. Coltrane, James-
town ; E. S. Armfleld, Jamestown ; D. J.
Hcndrix, Jamestown.
OAK RIDGE— J. M. McMichael, Stokes-
dale; Chas. Case, Oak Ridge; R. W.
Jones, Stokesdale.
DEEP RIVER-E. D. Atkins, Kerners-
viile, R. F. D., No. 2: J. M. Davis, Kerners-
ville, R. F. D., No. 2; A. B. Dillon, Ker-
ncrsville, R. F. D., No. 2.
HIGH POINT— A. J. Dodamead, High
Point; Edward P. Parker, High Point;
Robt. B. Strickland, High Point; Eli S.
Mi Loud, High Point; J. M. Sechrest, High
Point; John W. Wilborn, High Point; W.
E. Johns, High Point; Warren G. Brown,
High Point.
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City National Bank,
GRRENSBORO, >T. C.
United States Depositary,
Capital, $100,000.00. Surplus, $32,4C0.0O
We solicit your banking- business. Interest paid on time certifi-
cates of deposit.
W. S. THOMSON, J. VAN LINDLEY, LEE II. BATTLE,
President. Vice-President Cashier.
Special attention given to collections.
Public School Teacliers.
Miss B. Emma Phipps, Fern.
Miss Jewnie Osborne, Rudd.
Miss Isla Stratford, Greensboro.
Miss Ada Wheeler, High Point, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Bessie Zimmerman, Gibsonville, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Miss Huldah Marshall, Greensboro.
Miss Sophronia buatt, High ■ Point, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Miss Amanda Leonard, Guilford College,
R. F. D. No. 2.
Miss Myrtie Creech, Greensboro.
Miss Emma Sharpe, Greensboro.
Miss Lula Smith, Liberty, R. F. D. No. 2.
Miss Virginia A. Stover, Pleasant Garden.
Miss Abigail Foust, Julian, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Bessie Hodgin, Greensboro, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Miss Lelia Kirkman, Pleasant Garden, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Miss Sallie MeKaughan, Guilford College.
Miss Daisy Granthan, Greensboro.
Miss Ha Hodson, High Point, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Nannie M. Lowe, High Point, R.
F. D. No. 3.
Miss Minnie L. Dick, Greensboro.
Miss Etta Mendenhall, Greensboro.
Miss Alma Sikes, Greensboro, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Miss Anna Hardin, Pleasant Garden.
Miss Myrtle Otwell, Greensboro, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Miss Xannie Stowe, Guilford College, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Miss Clara Hodgin, Greensboro, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Joanna Hardin, Pleasant Garden, R.
F. D. No. 1.
J. W. Moser, Whitsett.
Miss Carrie Mozelle Summers, Whitsett.
D. P. Clapp, Burlington, R. F. D. No. 4.
Miss Donnie E. Clapp, Burlington, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Miss Minnie Gilliam, Elon College, R.
F. D. No. 1.
R. K. Davenport, Whitsett.
J. S. Truitt, Summerfield, R. F. D. No. 1.
E W. Joyner, Mashville, R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Hattie Greeson, Eulis.
James E. Foust, Julian, R. F. D.
Ernest D. Hobbs, Greensboro, R. F. D.
No. 6.
J. W. Hayes, High Point, R. F. D.
Miss Sadie Ingle, Burlington, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Miss Leila Russell, Roseville.
W. W. Dfcvidsoii. Gibsonville.
R. C. Cox, Elon College.
H. C. Cudge, Kernersville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Saza H. Peck, Greensboro.
Miss Mabel Miller, Greensboro.
Miss Roberta Stover, Pleasant Garden.
Miss Georgiana Stowe, Guilford College,
R. F. D. No. 2.
Miss Ferry Kraber, High Point.
Norfleet M. Hunter, Pomona.
Miss Cornie Sikes, Greensboro, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Miss Bettie Blackburn, Guilford College.
Miss Mary Rankin, Greensboro, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Miss Elberta Sharpe, Greensboro, R. F
D. No. 6.
Miss Ida E. Millis, Guilford College.
Miss Nora Coble, Greensboro.
Miss Ella Hendricks, Asheboro.
Miss Florence Stewart, Greensboro.
Miss Vera Gilliam, Thompsonville, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Miss Mattie Gilliam, Thompsonville, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Miss Mary Smith, Liberty, R. F. D.
No. 2.
W. C. Rankin, Greensboro, R. F. D.
No. 6.
Miss Mabel Miller, Greensboro.
Miss Nellie Gray, Greensboro.
Henry A. Doak, Guilford College.
Miss Maude Myrtle Amick, Liberty, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Miss Nellie Reece, High Point, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miss Ivey Coble, Burlington.
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and ask i'< - its Policies.
Agents in all principal towns.
Capital Stock, $100,000 Surplus, $25,000
Ashley Home, Pre*. \V. S. Thomson. Vice-Pres. James F. Cobb.
Sec. Lee H. Battle. Treas.
W. S. Newman, High Point.
Vannie Trj'ar, McLeansville.
Miss Belle Sockwell, Gibsonville, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Miss Katurah D. Cobb, McLeansville.
Mrs. Alice Burney, Jamestown.
0. V. Woosley, Pleasant Garden.
J. W. Lindley, High Point, R. F. D.
No. 2.
H. M. Crutchfield, Guilford College.
Miss Maude Paschal, Greensboro, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Miss Ida Eleanor Millis, Guilford College.
Miss Hattie Webb, Brown Summit, R.
F. D. No. 1.
D. E. Michael, Brown Summit, R. F. D.
No. 1.
R. W. Jones, Kernersville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
C. A. Tickle, Gibsonville.
G. C. Brookbank, Stokesdale.
Mrs. Fannie Woodburn, Pleasant Garden,
R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Muriel M. Lowe, Greensboro, R. F.
D. No. 5.
Miss Iola Kernodle, Brown Summit, R.
F. D. No. 1.
R. B. Clarke, Greensboro, R. F. D. No. 2.
Mrs. Nora F. Loyd, High Point, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Wm. Brookbank, Kernersville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
S. A. Alexander, Pleasant Lodge.
Miss S. R. Osborne, Greensboro, R. F.
D. No. 1.
E. S. Cude, Colfax.
Miss Mollie Malloy, Reidsville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miss Nettie Malloy, Reidsville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Mi^s Cora Lovings, A.eidsville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
W. M. Stafford, Liberty.
Miss Effie Frazier, High Point, R. F.
D. No. 3.
C. L. Jones, High Point.
Miss Tennie Highfield, Summerfleld, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Miss Joanna Hardin, Pleasant Garden.
Miss Bertine Shepard, Liberty.
Miss Jennie Lee Hunt, Greensboro.
Miss Mamie R. Harris, Summerfleld, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Miss Mat Modearis, Summerfleld.
Miss Alma Sikes, Greensboro, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Miss Erma Hammer, High Point.
R. M. Gladstone, Greensboro, R. F. D.
No. 6.
Miss Minnie Gentry, Stokesdale.
Miss Cora Davis, McLeansville.
Mrs. Rhoda E. Shepard, Greensboro.
Miss Lucy Hodges, Gibsonville.
Miss Bettie Thomas, Stokesdale.
Miss Nell Hendrix, Greensboro.
Miss Bessie Howard, Greensboro.
Miss Rosa Field, Greensboro.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— J. P. Triplett, Proximity;
J. J. Wrenn, Greensboro Circuit; T. B.
Johnson, Pleasant Garden.
BAPTIST— J. L. Love, summerSeld; W.
H. Eller, Greensboro
PRESBYTERIAN— J. McL. Seabrook,
Greensboro; H. D. McLequent, Greensboro.
Schools and Academies.
WHITSETT INSTITUTE— W. T. Whitiett,
Principal. Whitsett.
McLeansville academy— c. d. Cobb,
Principal. McLeansville.
BROWN'S SUMMIT ACADEMY— W. H.
Rankin, Principal.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. R. Gordon. Jamestown.
D. O. Armfield, Jamestown.
M. F. Fox, Guilford College.
Jesse F. McCracken, Guilford College.
J. G. Ector, Guilford College, R. F. D.
J. R. Paddison, Jr., Oak Ridge.
S. A. Cook, Oak Ridge.
H. C. Willis, Summerville.
W. C. Davis, Summerfield.
J. B. Gouldin, Hillsdale.
J. T. Reaves, Vandalia.
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Carolina.
Dr. Stradford, Greensboro.
Charles Gilmer, McLeansville.
A. P. McDaniel, McLeansville.
W. A Coble, Kimesville.
Claiborn Gray, Pleasant Garden.
J. J. Hilton, Stokesdale.
J. W. Jones, Brown Summit.
Merchants not in Towns.
E. B. Andrews, Sedalia.
H. C. Brittain, Summerfield.
Bowman & Shoffner, Longviaw.
W. J. Boone, Brown Summit.
Allred & Garrett, Climax.
Hunter & Co., Fern.
B. Bohannon, Colfax.
Jacob Coble, Lamont.
G. C. Curtis & Co., Climax.
Dr. Lambert, Pomona.
T. T. Dudley, Friendship.
J. P. Dempsev, Brown Summit.
J. C. Foust, Shaws Mills.
D. P. Foust, Allemance.
C. S. Gilmer, McLeansville.
L. F. Greeson, Danville.
W. D. Liveus, Brick Church.
J. W. Gray, Colfax.
Mrs. W. M. Gant, Stokesdale.
J. C. Foust, Allemance.
J. R. Holt. Lacrosse.
James A. Hodgin, Center.
Hunter & Co., Lamont.
J. H. McNeill, Brown Summit.
Hutton & Hutton, Climax.
Julian Store Co., Julian.
J. W. Jones, Brown Summit.
C. C. Neese & Co., Climax.
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W. M. Knight, Stokesdale.
J. J. Lambeth & Bro., Brown Summit.
Lindley Store Co., Pomona.
L. R. Noah, Battle Ground.
C. C. Neece & Co., Tabernacle.
J. K. Ozment, Danamora.
N. W. Ogburn, Summerfield.
J. D. Oldham, Whitsett.
J. F. Ross Pleasant Garden.
J. R. Stricklen, Lego.
J. F. Summers, Summerfield.
J. T. Price & Co., Summerfield.
Southern Grocery Co., Stokesdale.
R. C. Washburn, Battle Ground.
O. C. Wheeler, Cascade.
W. J. Bennett, Liberty, R. F. D.
Charles Roberson, Colfax.
George Hoffman & Sons, Brick Church.
A. J. Lambeth, Brown Summit.
George V. Wyrick, Brown Summit.
Center Gold and Copper Mining Co.,
Center.
James M. Davis, Center.
A. B. Gray. Colfax.
Dudley & Huffines, Guilford College, R.
F. D. No. 1.
J. Boon. Company Mills.
Fryer, Boston & Co., Company Mill*.
W. L. Lee, Danamora.
J. K. Brown, Guilford College.
J. Baptist Smith, Guilford College.
T. P. Ingold, Guilford College.
J. T. McCracken, Guilford College.
S. W. H. Smith, Guilford College.
Smith & Hodgin, Guilford College.
Strades & Mills, Hillsdale.
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GUILFORD COONTY.
George W. Parker, Hinton.
O. C. Benbow, Jamestown.
Briggs Bros., Jamestown.
Johnson Bros. & Co., Jamestown.
Ragsdale & Bro., Jamestown.
J. A. Richardson, Jamestown.
Lane Robbins, Jamestown.
J. W. Rodgers, Jamestown.
J. M. Wharton, Jamestown.
Oakdale Store Co., Jamestown.
Coble & Brown, Julian.
Julian Milling Co., Julian.
J. R. Stout, Julian.
A. B. York & Sons, Julian.
Mt. Pleasant Store, Kimesville.
G. G. Cole, Kimesville.
Bowman & Shoffner, Lamont.
White & Dameron, Lego.
J. J. Busiek, Liberty Store.
Browning & Smith, McLeansville.
Donnell & Clark, Oak Ridge.
D. B. Stafford, Oak Ridge.
Walker & Anderson, Oak Ridge.
R. S. Williams. Oak Ridge.
Hardin & Tucker, Pleasant Garden.
J. F. Ross, Pleasant Garden.
J. Van Lindley Murray Co., Pomona.
Pomona Terra Cotta Co., Pomona.
H. L. Gant., Stokesdale.
Mrs. M. J. Grant, Stokesdale.
J. T. Pierce, Stokesdale.
G. R. Thomas, Stokesdale.
W. E. Thomas, Stokesdale.
W. M. Vaughn, Stokesdale.
T. D. Young, Stokesdale.
Southern Grocer Co., Stokesdale.
George Luffman, Thorns Mills.
G. L. Anthony, Vandalia.
Brown & Melborn, Westminster.
G. W. Davenport, Whitsett.
C. T. Robertson, Whitsett.
R. C. Washburn, Battle Ground.
Cotton Mills.
OAKDALE M'F'G CO.— Jamestown.
KIMESVILLE M'F'G CO.— Kimesville.
GREENSBORO.
Incorporated in 1808.
Population, 23,000.
TAX RATE— General city purposes, 90c
on $100; bonded debt, 40c; total, $1.30.
City owns water works.
City owns sewerage system.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— T. J. Murphy.
CLERK— John S. Michaux.
TREASURER— Neil Ellington.
TAX COLLECTOR— R. M. Rees.
CITY ATTORNEY— A. M. Scales.
ENGINEER— W. G. Potter.
CHIEF FIRE DEPT.— F. N. Taylor.
ASS'T CHIEF FIRE DEPT.— W. R. Pleas-
ants.
FIRE COMPANIES— Steam Co., Eagle
Hose Co., Southside Co., West End Hose
Co.. Hook and Ladder Co.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. F. Neely.
POLICEMEN— O. £. Neeley, Chief; D. F.
Busiek, Arthur Jordan, J. R. Jeffries, J.
R. Barnes, 1st Sergeant; H. S. Patton, 2nd
Sergeant; A. G. Alexander, W. C. Weaver,
E. E. Glenn, R. Y. Skenes, I. M. C. Oliver,
C. A. Jones, G. W. Small, H. R. Stedman,
D. F. Causey, Market Inspector; D. N.
Ridge, Sanitary Officer.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. E. Harri-
son, M. W. Thompson, J. A. Odell, L. J.
Brandt, O. C. Wysong, T. A. Hunter.
WATER AND LIGHT COMMISSION— W.
T. Sergeant, (chm.), B. H. Merrimon, E. P.
Wharton.
CIVIC COMMISSION— W. P. Beall,
(chm.); T. A. Hunter, C. A. Bray.
BOARD CEMETERY TRUSTEES— J. W.
Fry, J. A. Odell, S. H. Boyd.
CITY GRADED SCHOOLS— W. H. Swift,
Supt. ; W. C. Rankin, Principal of Gram-
mar School; W. C. Jackson, Principal of
High School; Lee T. Blair, Principal
Asheboro Street Graded School. Teachers:
Misses Emma Lewis Speight, Frances V.
Womble. Katharine Davis, Lizzie Lindsay,
Delia Hampton, Nettie Gregory, Mary
Hunter Irvin, Anna Meade Michaux, Rosa
Abbott, Margaret Gannon, Hattie Eld-
ridge, Wil-Warder Steel, Cora Cox, Bessie
Battle, Lelah Starr, Margaret Barnes,
Janie Herndon, Blanche O'Neal, Annie L.
Irvine, Blanche Rankin, May Stuart, Irah
Bagby, Effie Iseley, Allie Cartland, Daisy
O'Neal, Myrtle Detwiler, Grace Andrews,
Mary McCulloch, Sarah Whitaker, Alma
Smith. ,
CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION— George
S. Sergent, (Pres.); Charles H. Ireland,
(Sec); J. R. Mendenhall, J. C. Murchison,
W. E. Bevill, C. M. Vanstory.
CORNEGIE LIBRARY— Miss Bettie Cald-
well, Librarion.
CITY LIBRARY— Miss Bettie Caldwell,
Librarian.
POSTMASTER— Tvre Glenn.
R. R. AGENTS— Wm. E. Coffin, Freight
Agent; Richard H. DeButts. Ticket Agent.
RXPRFSS AGENT— S. J. Park.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE— Caesar
Cone, President; C. D. Mclver, First Vice-
President; O. C. Wilson, Second Vice-Presi-
dent; P. D. Gold, Jr., Treasurer; G. F.
Newman, Secretary.
Ministers and Chnrches.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN— Egbert W.
Smith. Pastor.
WEST MARKET METHODIST— G. H.
Detwiler. Pastor.
CENTENARY ME.nODIST— A. T. Bell,
Pastor.
WALNUT STREET— W. L. Grissom, Pas-
tor.
Presiding Eld.>r. S. B. Turrertine.
SPRING GARDEN METHODIST— N. M.
Cooper, Pastor.
SPRING GARDEN STREET— (Methodist)
— Harold Turner, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST— Henry W. Battle, Pas-
tor.
ST. ANDREWS— (Episcopal)— Sanders R.
Guignard, Rector.
GRACE— (Methodist Protestant)— Rev. Mr.
Andrews. Pastor.
FRIENDS— J. E. Williams, Pastor.
GUILFORD COUNTY.
291
J. VAN LINDLEY,
President.
R. E. FORSTER,
Actuary.
G. A. GRIMSLEY
Secretary.
Security Life and Annuity Company,
GREENSBORO, N.
Established 1901.
GUARANTY CAPITAL .
Insurance written in 1905 nearly . ,
Insurance in force nearly
$ loo,ooo
4,000,000
• 7,ooo,ooo
Issues the most approved forms of Lrife Insurance and
on account of higher interest earning is enabled to give
a lower premium rate to the Policy-holder.
TRUSTEES: —
J. VAN LINDLEY, LEE H. BATTLE, W. S. THOMSON, W.
A.
BLAIR, P. H. HANES. GEO. A. GRIMSLEY, J. W. SCOTT,
JOHN W. FRIES P. H. HANES, JR.
ST. BENEDICT— (Catholic)— Father Vin-
cent Tavlor, Pastor
WEST GREENSBORO— (Methodist)— J. A.
Bowles, Pastor.
ST. BARNABAS— (Episcopal)— H. Baldwin
Dean, Rector.
ST. MARY'S MEMORIAL CHAPEL—
(Episcopal) — S. R. Guignard, Rector.
PROXIMITY— (Methodist)— J. A. Bowles,
PROXIMITY BAPTIST— No Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN MISSION— No regular
Pastor.
APOSTOLIC— Winfred R. Cox, Pastor.
BESSEMER AVENUE— (Methodist)— J. W.
Goodman, Pastor.
EAST GROVE AND WHITE OAK—
(Methodist) — A. diaper, Pastor.
EAST GREENSBORO— (Methodist)— P. J.
Curaway.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH— L. F.
Johnson, Pastor.
FIRST GERMAN REFORM— A. Shuford
Peeler, Pastor.
SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST— Thomas Carrick,
Pastor.
Cemeteries and Supts.
GREEN HILL— Charles Hiatt.
UNION— Hiram Lindsay.
OLD CITY CEMETERY—
FTRST PRESBYTERIAN CEMETERY-
RESCUE HOME— Winfred R. Cox, Supt. ;
Matron, Miss Mattie Elerick.
Hospitals and Asylums.
KEELEY INSTITUTE— W. H. Osborn,
President; Charles D. Cunningham, General
Manager.
GREENSBORO HOSPITAL— Miss Annie
M. Insch, Supt.
Schools and Academies.
STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL
COLLEGE— Charles D. Mclver, President.
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE— Mrs.
Lucy H. Robertson, President.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Guilford-Benbow.
New McAdoo House.
Hotel Clegg.
Hotel Huffines.
Commercial Hotel.
Hotel Tucker.
Allen House.
Palmer House.
Banks and Bankers.
GREENSBORO NATIONAL— Neil Elling-
ton, President; A. H. Alderman, Cashier.
Capital, $100,000; Surplus and Profits, $49,-
000.
CITY NATIONAL— W. S. Thomson,
Pres. ; Lee H. Battle, Cashier. Capital
$100,000; Surplus and Profits, $30,000.
GREENSBORO LOAN AND TRUST CO.—
J. W. Frv, President, W. E. Allen, Cashier.
Capital, $100,000; Surplus and Profits, $43,-
000.
SOUTHERN LIFE AND TRUST CO.— E.
V. Wharton, President; R. G. Vaughn,
Cashier. Capital, $200,000; surplus and pro-
fits, $55,001.16. (Surplus fund, in addition
to Surplus and Profits, $50,000.)
BANK OF SOUTH GREENSBORO— R. J.
Mebane, Cashier.
Agricultural Societies.
CENTRAL CAROLINA FAIR ASSOCIA-
TION—J. T. Battle, President; John W.
Cook, Secretary; Neill Ellington, Treas.
Advertising Agents.
J. H. West.
H. H. Tate.
Agricultural Implements.
G. T. Glascock & Son.
Petty-Reid Co.
Sergeant Manufacturing Co.
Woodard & McAustin.
J. W. Wharton.
C. C. Townsend & Co.
Greensboro Storage and Transfer Co.
J. I. Case Threshing Co.
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GUILFORD COUNTY.
Auctioneers.
J. R. Pearee.
Golden & Bro.
Wm. Brandon.
Architects.
J. H. Hopkins.
S. W. Foulk & Son.
Hook & Rogers.
Artists Materials.
D. B. Prince.
Charles Henley (Artists-Scenic.)
Bakers.
L. L. Clegg.
W. T. Kivett.
Brandt's Bakery.
Baggage and Transfer Co.'s
Greensboro Baggage & Transfer Co.
Barber Shops.
Hotel Guilford— L. W. Woods, Prop.
McAdoo House.
Benbow Hotel — J. Walter Vanstory, Prop.
L. D. Hughes, South Elm street.
J. S. Ferguson, South Elm Street.
So. Loan and Trust — Wiley Moore, Prop.
W. M. Banks.
J. W. Emerson.
W. E. Garrett.
E. B. Williams.
J. H. Edwards.
S. M. Smith.
Standard Shaving Parlor.
Burgess Bethea.
Charles W. Edwards.
Ernest W. Garret-.
John T. Rees.
John W. Snow.
Gilmer & Davis.
Alex. Baker, (col.)
Jno 0. Copeland (col.)
John W. Emerson (col.)
Henry H. Graham (col.)
W. Henry Houze ''col.)
Hanson T. Hughes (col.)
Leroy W. Woods (col.)
Building & Loan Associations.
Home Building Co.
Southern Life & Trust Co.
Gate City Building & Loan Association.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. F. Fleming & Co.
C. J. Fogleman.
Morrison & Bro.
South Greensboro Market Co.
Troxler Bros.
D. B. Yancey.
Whiteworth & Co.
W. J. Jones.
South Greensboro Market Co.
J. H. Boone.
H. P. Clorida.
M. S. Jeffreys.
McNeill & Jones.
James A. Murray.
J. C. Olive.
Parlor Meat Market.
W. E. Patterson.
Robert E. Paul.
Andrew Schlosser.
Boarding Houses.
Allen House.
Mrs. Bettie Quate.
Raspberry House.
Mrs. C. G. McCormick.
Mrs. S. A. Forster.
Banner Boarding House.
Mrs. A. L. Bell.
Brady House.
Mrs. M. K. Dorsett.
Mrs. Sarah Brewer.
Mrs. A. F. Burch.
Mrs. Dora Carpenter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cole.
Mrs. S. J. Cooper.
Mrs. Mary J. Cronell.
Mrs. I\ate Foushee.
Mrs. C. S. Fuller.
Mrs. Olive Hall.
Mrs. Mary Caviness.
Mrs. Frances M. Clapp.
Mrs. Sarah Crews.
Mrs. Annie Cates.
Miss Livia Albright.
Mrs. Ellen Bell.
Andrew Schlosser.
Miss Minta C. Causey.
Mrs. Mattie W. Embry.
Mrs. Truxillo Hawkins.
Mrs. Mollie C. Hendrix.
Julius W. Hendrix.
Mrs. Julia Holder.
Mrs. Ida B. Hudson.
Mrs. Louise B. Jeter.
Mrs. Bell Jordan.
Mrs. F. J. Klass.
Mrs. Etta Lohman.
Mrs. Annie V. Myrick.
Miss Mamie McDaniel.
Mansion House.
Mrs. Bonnie May.
Mis. Nina S. Pl'ott.
Mrs. Susan Q. Rawley.
Mrs. Ora Moore.
Mrs. Rebecca C. Sharpe.
Mrs. C. C. Teague.
Mrs. Emma Thigpen.
Mrs. Alice C. Wagoner.
Mrs. Luella Whitehurst.
Mrs. Nancy Wood.
Mrs. Laura Wilkerson.
Mrs. Sallie R. Wilkerson.
Mrs. T. A. Hawkins.
Mrs. I. B. Hudson.
Mrs. Sue R. Jordan.
Mrs. Bettie KeHum.
Mrs. Jane Langston.
Mrs. T. G. Lowe.
Mrs. Elizabeth McBride.
Mrs. J. W. Lyle.
Mrs. R. W. Respass.
Mrs. Martha A. Ridge.
Mrs. Addie Scott.
Mrs. Eliza Stewart.
Mrs. Mollie P. Stone.
Mrs. L. F. Treadway.
Mrs. Fannie Walker.
Mrs. Mary Wall.
Mrs. Margaret Webb.
Mrs. S. R. Wiley.
Mrs. Laura Davis.
Mrs. M. 0. Deaver.
GUILFORD COUNTY.
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Mrs. E. B. Dickson.
Mrs. Charlotte Dickerson.
Mrs. 0. E. Doak.
Mrs. D. A. Dodemead.
Alice Herring1 (col.)
John Whorton (col.)
Building- Material.
Guilford Lumber M'f'g Co.
Hardwood M'f'g Co.
Stone Building Supply Co.
Pitts & Monroe.
Greensboro Lumber Co.
Empire Lumber Co.
Brooks Manufacturing Co.
Moore Lumber Co.
Business Colleges.
Peele College of Business & Stenography.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
R. A. Gilmer.
M. S. Jeffries.
W. J. Jones.
J. C. Olive.
J. H. Boone.
H. P. Clarida.
McNeill & Jones.
J. A. Murray.
Parlor Meat Market.
W. E. Patterson & Co.
Robert E. Paul.
Andrew Schlosser.
South Greensboro Market.
Blacksmith Shops.
Charles L. Corl.
W. S. Overby.
John Lewis.
C. W. Yost.
G. W. St. Sing.
C. L. Shaw.
A. Wilkerson.
A. Yost.
Smith & Green.
J. A. Clapp.
Clark & Mcore.
Bevill & Johnson.
I. R. Swain.
John W. Truitt.
Truitt & Bevill.
Leroy M. Bell. *
Neill Johnson (col.)
Bill Posters.
J. H. West.
Books and Stationery.
Wharton Bros.
Union News Co.
Gate City Novelty Co.
E. S. Wills.
L. A. Smithdeal.
Boots and Shoes.
Simpson Shields Shoe Co., wholesale.
J. B. Mathis & Co.
Peebles Shoe Co.
Johnson & Watson, Manufacturer*.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
D. A. Kirkpatrick.
Greensboro Brick Co.
Powhatan Clov M'f'g Co.
Alfred W. Holladay.
Watson & Williams.
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GUILFORD COUNTY.
W. 0. Stratford.
J. W. Jennings.
J. M. Smith (col.)
Smith & Waugh (col.)
W. E. Holley (col.)
Billiard and Pool Parlor.
Couch & Shaffer.
Hotel Clegg.
John T. Rees.
Boot and Shoe Shops,
J. H. Sanders.
John Orzali.
Allred & Proctor.
Allred & Thompson.
J. Donnell.
J. A. Eagle.
R. T. Jennings.
S. R. Jones.
R. F. Smith.
Bottling Works.
D. R. Huffines.
Greensboro Coca Cola Bottling Co.
Bowline: Alleys.
W. F. Clegg.
Boiler Manufacturers.
Greensboro Boiler & Machine Co.
Bobbin Manufacturing.
North State Bobbin Co.
Sherwood Bobbin and M'f'g Co.
Southern Bobbin Co.
Brass Pounders.
G. T. Glascock is, Son.
Brokers.
Tate & Mebane (Mdse.)
Bray Bros, (leaf tobacco.)
Bicycle Dealers.
M. G. Newell & Co.
Odell Hardware Co.
W. H. White.
Bicycle Repairers.
F. A. Dorsett.
Amos F. Moore.
Wm. H. White.
Cabinet-Makers.
James H. Preston (col.)
Colored Schools.
FACULTY OF A. & M. COLLEGE FOR
THE COLORED RACE.
JAMES B. DUDLEY, A. M., President.
CHARLES H. MOORE, A. M., First As-
sistant English.
JAMES R. QUICK, B. AGR., Second As-
sistant English.
ORLO EPPS, Head Mechanical Dept.
ADAM WATSON, B. S., Foreman Ma-
chine Shops.
W. W. WEST, Foreman Caroenter's Shop.
W. P. MeCLELLAND, Foreman Shoe Shop.
T. M. HAMILTON, Foreman Blacksmith
Shop.
WILLIAM YATES, Foreman Tin Shop.
JOHN THOMPSON, B. AGR., Head Agri-
cultural Department.
P. E. ROBINSON. B. AGR., Foreman
Farm.
WM. P. JOHNSON, Florist.
BENNETT COLLEGE— J. D. Chavis, Pres.
GRADED SCHOOL NO. 1.— H. H. Falk-
ner, Principal.
GRADED SCHOOL NO. 2.— W. B. Wind-
sor, Principal.
Cotton Mills.
PROXIMITY M'F'G CO.— C. Cone, Pres.;
J. W. Cone, Secretary and Treasurer.
REVOLUTION COTTON MILLS— E. Stern-
berger, Pres. ; H. Sternberger, Sec. and
Treasurer.
COULTER & LOWERY CO.
WHITE OAK MILLS.
HUNTER M'F'G AND COMMISSION CO.
— J. S. Hunter, Pres.; R. E. Reeves, Sec-
retary and Treasurer.
Cotton Mill Supplies.
Odell Hardware Co.
Greensboro Supply co.
Civil Engineers.
Wm. G. Potter.
J. M. Bandy.
W. B. Tragdon.
Clubs.
Merchants and Manufacturers.
Chamber of Commerce.
Tar Heel. (Political.)
Paconta Club.
Cr^>et M'f'rs and Dealers.
E. Pool.
Wm. Collins.
F. F. Smith.
Aaron Mendenhall.
Cabinet-Makers.
J. A. Porter.
Whittington & Son.
William Sullum.
Carriage Maufacturers.
G. Ledford.
G. W. St. Sing.
W. S. Overby.
S. R. Swain.
John Lewis & Sons.
Chewing Gum Factories.
Southern Sweet Gum So.
Contractors and Builders.
W. C. Bain.
J. C. Morris.
J. Y. Smith.
J. M. Noble.
J. A. Sain.
J. L. Winningham.
C. W. Hanker.
Carpets, Rugs, Etc.
Benfield Furniture Co.
Leak-Holladay Co.
Thacker & Brockman.
Huntley Stockton-Hill Co.
Cigar Factories.
W. F. Clegg.
American Cigar Co.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Vanstory Clothing Co.
Merritt, Johnson Co.
S. J. Kaufman.
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Chisholm, Stroud, Crawford & Rees.
Harry-Belk Bros.
B. Stadeim & Son.
I. L. Blanstein.
Kaufman Bros.
Isaac Isaacson.
Morris A. Lesser.
Jack London.
David Marks.
Major H. Pinnix.
James W. Wiley.
Coal and Wood.
Matthews & Crawford.
Samuel Browne.
Greensboro Ice and Coal Co.
Cunningham Bros.
Pitts & Monroe.
Carolina Fuel Co.
Collectors.
Gate City Collecting Association.
Commission Merchants.
Z. V. Clegg.
Cone Export and Commission Co.
Hunter M'f'g and Commission Co.
W. D. Anderson & Co.
W. F. Clegg Com. & Brok. C.
Homer M. Chamblee.
Forsythe & Watkins.
The Patterson Co.
T. M. Picard & Co.
Concrete Building.
W. C. Bain.
Confectionery Manufacturers.
Athenian Candv Co.
Palace of the Sweets.
Elias Bros.
John C. Paul.
Confectionery Dealers.
Smith & Smith.
Gate City Candy Co.
Crockery and Glassware.
Caldcleugh Bros.
Greensboro Bargain House.
5 and 10 Cent Store.
Benefield & Co.
Pants and Garments Factories.
Hunter M'f'g and Commission Co.
Coulter, Lowry Company.
American Manufacturing Co.
Carpet Mills.
VANDEVER CARPET MILLS— Mr.
shall, Secretary and Treasurer.
Confectionery Dealers.
Smith & Smith.
L. L. Clegg.
W. E. Lewis.
Athenian Candy Store.
J. H. West.
J. B. Fariss.
Howard Gardner.
Sykes Drug Co.
Palace of the Sweets.
Gate City Candy Co.
Cleaning and Pressing;.
Greensboro Pressing Club.
Thos. V.'. Stroud.
J. W. Wiley.
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Thomas A. Brannon.
Wm. Kemp (col.)
Peter Lutterloh (col.)
Giles T. Williamson (col.)
Charles G. Avent (col.)
Cornice Makers.
Johnson Manufacturing Co.
Cigar Stores
King Bros. Cigar Store.
J. P. Scales Cigar Store.
A. G. Stroud.
Cigars and Tobacco.
A. G. Stroud.
King Bros. Cigar Store.
H. Gardner.
Barnes & Forbis.
Galloway Drug Co.
Hotel Huffines.
Hotel Clegg.
Guilford-Benbow _^otel.
Hotel Clegg Cigar Store.
J. P. Scales Cigar Store.
J. T. Rees.
Farriss-Klutz Drug Co.
Construction Companies.
Central Carolina Construction Co.
Contractors and Builders.
W. R. Pleasants.
J. W. Sharp.
Samuel Browne.
A. G. Bond.
O. D. Boycott.
Johnson M'f'g Co.
J. C. Abbott.
R. L. Alredd.
W. C. Bain.
W. J. Hobbs.
C. W. Hoecker.
H. D. Stone.
C. B. Wilkerson.
J. G. Smith.
Kemp A. Atkins.
G. Will Armfleld.
J. W. Bain.
A. F. Brooks.
Nathan H. Dean.
Wm. A. Fries.
Levy & Coleman.
Frank H. Starr.
Robert B. Waddell.
Solomon E. Hanner.
Wm. B. Hunt.
Joseph Husband.
Judson Jones.
J. Thomas Lane.
George W. Montgomery.
J. C. Morris.
Nathan I. Summers.
Lindsay W. Doggett (col.)
Anderson G. Nelson (col.)
Cotton Brokers.
W. Nesbitt & Co.
James E. Latham.
Cone Export & Com. Co.
Piedmont Cotton Co.
Contractors — Brick Work.
W. R. Pleasants & Co.
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Isaac W. Sharp.
Justice Drug Co. (wholesale.)
Edward A. Wooten.
Revolution Pharmacy.
0. D. Boycott.
West End Drug Co.
Doctors.
Decorators.
Miss Joy Harris.
J. E. Logan.
Edmond Harrison.
Leak-Holladay Co.
Department Stores.
Charles Roberson.
Meyers & Co.
J. T. J. Battle.
Harry Belks Bros.
E. R. Michaux.
Dress-Makers.
John Thames.
Miss S. P. Bell.
W. P. Beall.
Miss M. Bodenhamer.
A. L. Ledbetter.
Miss D. Dilworth.
E. L. Stairey.
Miss E. Casley.
W. J. Richardson.
Miss M. Elliott.
J. E. Brooks.
Miss L. Terry.
C. VV. Banner.
Miss M. F. Thomas.
B. W. Best.
Miss J. York.
J. P. Turner.
Mrs. M. L. West.
W. J. Meadows.
Mrs. h. Pusrh.
J. B. Matthews.
Mrs. L. Orreil.
A. F. Fortune.
Mrs. H. B. James.
A. R. Wilson.
Mrs. B. Hughes.
J. G. Broadnax.
Mrs. M. W. Brown.
R. K. Gregory.
Mrs. M. Mayo.
A. L .Petree.
Mrs. R. E. Andrews.
J. W. Long.
Mrs. W. H. Armstrong.
J. E. Grimsley.
Mrs. H. L. Brown.
Z. T. Brooks.
Mrs. W. A. Clapp.
W. P. Knight.
Miss Ella Hanner.
B. B. Williams.
Mrs. R. C. Kellum.
W. Perry Reaves.
Mrs. Ada King.
J. T. Rieves.
Miss Inez Lloyd.
J. R. Williams.
Mrs. Etta Morisette.
T. L. Little.
Mrs. S. P. Snelson.
B. W. Best.
Mrs. Mollie Vanstory.
H. J. Boyles.
Mrs. Martha Denning.
H. A. Eberle.
Miss Mary E. Dilworth.
M. R. Farror.
Misses Elliott.
Philip W. Flagge.
Miss Janie Robs.
J. J. Hilton.
Mrs. Annie Salesby.
George R. Hughes.
Mrs. Liddie Surlson.
Miss Mary S. Miles.
Hanner & Clapp.
Charles R. Wood (col.)
Mrs. Ida Higgins.
J. E. Dellinger. (col.)
Miss Lillie Byrd.
J. L. Bullock, (col.)
Mrs. Kate Counts.
W. H. Hughes, (col.)
Miss Mary Currie.
Dentists.
J. S. Betts.
Miss Ella Davis.
Miss Jennie Debnam.
G. W. Whitsett.
Mrs. Ada A. King.
L. M. Humphrey.
Mrs. Casie Macon.
J. H. Wheeler.
Miss Myrtle May.
J. E. Wyche.
Mrs. Sarah Pureloy.
W. W. Rowe.
Minnie Donnell (col.)
A. E. Burton.
Philadelphia Dental Association.
J. C. Clapp.
C. T. Lipscomb.
Contractors — General.
Ogburn & Hobbs.
B. McKenzie.
Lemuel A. Johnson.
Contractors — Grading.
J. W. Griffith.
W. D. McAdoo, Jr.
Druersiists.
Howard Gardner. ^
Contractors — Paving.
J. C. Abbott.
Sykes Drug Co.
'.shboro Street Pharmacy.
0. D. Boycott.
Harrisons Pharmacy.
Contractors — Stone Work.
J. D. Helms.
Stephen Minaricsik.
Fordham & Co.
Galloway Drug Co.
Z. V. Conyers.
Holton's Drug Store.
Consulting Engineers.
Bandy & Terrell.
W. Drummond Marrow.
Farriss-Klutz Co.
Coopers.
J. K. Mcllhenny & Sons.
Wilson C. Cobb
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Cotton Dealers.
Cone Export & Commission Co.
The Piedmpnt Cotton Co.
Dairies.
East Greensboro Dairy.
Mile Run Dairy.
A. & M. College (col.)
Dry Goods — Wholesale.
J. \V. Scott & Co.
Dry Goods and Notions,
Harry-Belk Bros.
J. M. Hendrix & Co.
Hiatt & Lamb.
I. Isaacson.
C. H. Dorsett.
T. G. McLean & Son.
W. S. Moore.
j. Henry Phipps.
Proximity M'f'g Co. Store.
S. L. Gilmer & Co.
G. F. Blackman.
Ellis Stone & Co.
J. T. Rankin.
Thacker & Brackman.
Schiffman Bros.
Arthur V. Sapp.
James A. Canaday.
The Hub.
W. R. Ozment.
Dealers in Tobacco.
King Bros.
J. H. Whitt.
R. O. Gamble.
B. M. Walker.
E. W. Harris
George O. Wilson.
C. A. Bray.
J. M. Fulton.
P. R. Carey.
W. R. Lynch.
Dealers in Carriages.
Frazier & Hodgin.
C. C. Townsend.
C. P. Vanstory.
Petty-Reid Co.
Tatum & Taylor.
Dealers in Ice.
Greensboro lee & Coal Co.
Gate City Ice Co.
Guilford Ice and Fuel Co.
Dealers iu Grain and Seed.
S. S. Mitchell & Co.
Greensboro Seed and Plant Co.
H. Gardner.
Engineer — Heating & Ventilating
B. McKenzie.
Electric Companies & Officers.
GREKNSBORO GAS & ELECTRIC CO.—
Z. V. Taylor, Secretary; A. H. Jones, M'gr.
GREENSBORO ELECTRIC CO.— M. D.
Barr, Pres. ; R. H. Gamewell, Manager; Z.
V. Taylor, Secretary and Treasurer.
Electrical Contractors.
Thos. J. McAdoo.
Clay Armfield.
W. Drummond Marrow.
Florists.
J. Van Lindley.
S. C. Dodson.
G. Blake.
S. G. Duffy.
Greensboro Seed and Plant Co.
Engineer — Mining.
E. W. Lyon.
Engine Dealers
Wm. A. Harris Steam Engine Co.
Fertilizer Dealers.
John W. Wharton.
Fish Markets.
Citv Market.
H. P. Clarda.
J. C. Olive.
Five and Ten • Cent Stores.
S. H. Kress & Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Hiatt & Lamb.
W. O. Stratford.
Carolina Feed Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Guilford Roller Mills.
W. A. Watson & Co.
Foundries and Iron "Works.
Sergeant's Foundry.
G. T. Glascock & Sons.
Eagle Foundry Co.
Acme Mill Works.
Fruit Dealers.
Z. V. Clegg.
W. I. Anderson.
Patterson Supply Co.
Furniture Manufacturers.
Gate City Furniture Co.
Greensboro Furniture Manufacturing Co.
Greensboro Table and Mantel Co.
Furniture Dealers.
N. J. McDuffie.
C. O. Forbis.
J. R. Bell.
W. G. Benefield & Co.
J. W. Bloxton & Co.
R. J. Morton.
Stove & Furniture Exchange.
Furniture Designers.
W. L. Brewer.
Gasoline Engines.
Greensboro Boiler & Machine Co.
General Merchandise.
Sockwell & Co.
Sapp's The Bee Hive.
J. W. Jones.
Hutton & Hutton.
New York Bargain House.
Proximity Mercantile Co.
Fulton Bros.
F. M. Hood.
Lindley Store Co.
J. H. Phipps.
Revolution Store.
White Oak Mills Store.
Gri«t Mills.
OuilforJ Roller Mills.
W. A. Watson & Co.
298
GUILFORD COUNTY.
Gun and Locksmiths.
J. H. Coleman.
James I. Wilson.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
South side Hardware Co.
Odell Hardware Co.
Wakefield Hardware Co.
.Greensboro Hardware Co.
Woodard & McCuiston.
Guilford Hardware Co.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Allen House.
Guilford-Bcnbow.
Tucker Hotel.
Hotel McAdoo.
Hotel Cleggs.
Hotel Huffines.
Hospitals.
Greensboro Hospital.
Keeley Institute.
Loyal Y. Graham.
Catholic Hospital.
Hospital — Equine.
Greensboro Veterinary Hospital.
Hucksters.
Anderson & Sharpe.
S. E. Hudson.
Handle Factories.
B. H. Merrimon. & Co.
Harness M f 'rs and Dealers.
Southside Hardware Co.
C. C. Townsend.
George S. Oaulden.
Petty-Eeid Co.
Hides and Pelts.
J. C. Olive.
Insurance Companies.
Security Life and Annuity Co. — J. Van
Lindley, Pres. ; 0. A. Grimsley, Sec; L. H.
Battle, Treasurer.
Greensboro Life Insurance Co. — J. W.
Fry, Pres.; E. Caldwell, Jr., Secretary;
W. E. Allen, Treasurer.
The Underwriters of Greensboro — J. Van
Lindley, Pres. ; E. P. Wharton, Vice-Pres. ;
A. W. McAlister, Secretary and Treasurer.
North State Insurance Co. — Ashley Home,
Pres.; W. S. Thompson, Vice-President; J.
F. Cobb, Secretary; Lee H. Battle, Treas.
Southern Underwriters of Greensboro — D.
A. Tompkins, Pres. ; E. P. Wharton, Vice-
President; A. W. McAlister, Sec. & Treas.
Home Insurance Co. of Greensboro — R. L.
Holt, President; E. P. Wharton, Vice-
President; A. W. McAlister, Sec. & Treas.
The Southern Stock-Mutual Insurance Co. —
B. D. Heath, Pres. ; E. P. Wharton, Vice-
Pres. ; A. W. McAlister, Sec. and Treas.
Insurance Agencies.
Peacock & Gold.
J. H. Walsh.
Murra}' Bros.
O. W. Carr & Co.
J. A. Turner & Son.
D. C. Waddell & Co.
J. F. Cobb.
Wm. B. Merrimon.
Wood & Schenck.
R. G. Glenn.
A. L. Dunaway.
Sam'l. Gilchrist.
Greensboro Life i Trust Co.
G. H. Royster.
K. K. Lively.
Charles E. Moore.
Thomas H. Tate.
Carolina Real Estate & Investment Co.
Jewelers.
Schiffman Jewelry Co.
R. C. Bernan.
J. B. Ellington Jewelry Co.
Junk Dealers
W. S. Moore.
Barringer & Siiverstein.
Yarborough & Bellinger.
Job Printing Offices.
J. C. Pierce Printing Co.
J. M. Reece & Co.
Joseph J. Stone & Co.
E. L. Tate.
C. F. Thomas & Bro.
C. G. Harrison.
Telegram Press.
Methodist Protestant Pub. House.
Lawyers.
Levi M. Scott.
James T. Morehead.
Charles M. Stedman.
John A. Barringer.
A. L. Brooks.
R. R. King.
W. P. Bynum.
G. S. Bradshaw.
A. M. Scales.
J. I. Scales.
A. B. Kimball.
T. J. Murphy.
Z. V. Taylor.
A. Wayland Cooke.
J. N. Wilson.
R. D. Douglas.
C. G. Wright.
J. N. Staples.
Thomas C. Hoyle.
N. L. Eure.
E. Davis Kuvkendall.
R. C. Strudwick.
J. Sloan Kuykendall.
G. S. Ferguson.
Charles Sapp.
\V. S Thompson.
G. M". Patton.
Jude Palmer.
F. P. Hobgood, Jr.
E. J. Justice.
Glenn Brown.
E. Spencer Blackburn.
E. D. Broadhurst.
C. A. McLean.
R .M. Douglas.
David P. Stern.
Spencer B. Adams.
George H. Mitche icol.)
Law Firms.
Scales, Taylor & Scales.
Hoyle & Eure.
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Stedman & Cooke.
Brooks & Thompson.
King & Kimball.
Kuykendall & Brown.
Broadhurst & Stern.
Douglas & Douglas.
Laundries.
Greensboro Steam Laundry.
Gate City Steam Laundry.
Lum Hee, (Chinese.)
Lumber ivx'f'rs and Dealers.
Brooks Manufacturing Co.
Pitts & Monroe.
Cape Fear Lumber Co.
Guilford Lumber Co.
E. E. Bain.
Greensboro Lumber Co.
J. S. Moore & Co.
Montague M'f'g Co.
Woodard & Sons.
Thomson Lumber Co.
Piedmont Lumber Co.
Machinery Dealers.
J. A. Foy & Egan Co.
Greensboro Supply Co.
Odell Hardware Co.
Machine Slions,
Acme Mill Works.
Eagle Foundry Co.
G. T. Glascock & Son.
Sergeant Manufacturing Co.
Clymer Machine Co.
Mantel Dealers.
McClamrock Mantle Co.
Odell Hardware Co.
Mill Supplies.
Acme Mill Works.
Odell Hardware Co.
Marble Works.
J. H. Neece.
J. F. Nowlan.
J. W. Knight & Sons.
Rowe & Roach.
Mattress Manufacturers.
J. C. Callum.
J. J. Nichols.
Mediciie Manufacturers.
Justice Drug Co.
Globe Remedy Co.
R. F. Rice.
Tar Heel Medicine Co.
J. J. Hill.
Goose Greese Liniment Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss M. E. Carson.
C. H. Dorsett.
Mrs. Ida F. West.
Mrs. i.osa H. Carter.
Mrs. N. C. Weatherly.
Harry-Belk Bros. Co.
Selma Lamb & Co.
Mrs. Alice Lambert.
Music Teachers.
Charles J. Brockman.
Clarence R. Brown.
Mrs. Myra Alderman Albright.
Miss Laura Doub.
Mrs. N. D. Elliott.
E. O. Hamilton.
J. R. Holt.
Miss Lillian Weatherly.
Miss Emiline Mark.
George H. Thompson.
Miss Nina W. Troy.
Musical Instruments.
A. D. Jones & Co.
L. A. Smithdeal.
John B. Wright.
E. M. Andrews.
Newspapers and Editors.
DATLY RECORD— J. M. Reece, Editor.
TELEGRAM— R. W. Haywood. Editor.
THE PATRIOT— W. M. Barber, Editor.
OUR CHURCH RECORD— (Protestant
Methodist)— J. F. McCulloch, Editor.
NORTH CAROLINA CHRISTIAN AD-
VOCATE—H. M. Blair, Editor.
EVERYTHING — Al. Fairbrother, Editor.
N. C. WHITE RIBBON.
NORTH STATE INDUSTRIAL JOURNAL.
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY RECORD.
THE APOSTOLIC MESSENGER:
THE INDUSTRIAL NEWS— (Daily.)
SOUTHERN MILLS.
WEELY TAR HEEL— G. Sam Bradshaw,
Editor.
Nurserymen.
• Pomona Hill Nurseries.
Greensboro Nurseries.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co.
Officers Cotton Exchange.
T. W. Wade, President.
Leon Brandt, Secretary and Treasurer.
Notaries Public.
W. E. Allen.
John A. Barringer.
Lee H. Battle.
George S. Bradshaw.
S. S. Brown.
D. H. Collins.
A. Wayland Cooke.
R. D. Douglas.
Neill Ellington.
N. L. Eure.
R. G. Glenn.
A. B. Kimball.
A. L. Rankin.
C. W. Sapp.
J. I. Scales.
Opticians.
R. C. Beaman.
Schiffman Jewelry Co.
J. B. Ellington Jewelry Co.
Overall Manufacturing.
American M'f'g. Co.
Hudson M'f'g Co.
Pawn Brokers.
B. Stadiem & Son.
Plaster Manufacturers.
Greensboro Fibre & Plaster Co.
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GUILFORD COUNTY.
Plasterers^
It. E. Poarcc.
W. O. Stratford.
L. Bonner McClamrock.
Wm. H. Turner.
John H. Williams (col.)
Painters.
W. C. Orrell.
A. J. Golden.
A. P. ChaHn.
Charles Henley.
R. E. Andrews.
Greensboro Decorating Art Co.
George Ledford.
E. D. Golden.
E. R. Brewer.
James M. Alfred.
Charles Sherwood.
Paper-Hangers.
E. D. Golden
R. E. Andrews.
F. F. Smith.
Greensboro Decorating Art Co.
Leak-Holladay Co.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Woodard & McCuiston.
Holdt & Bullingter
Peanut Dealers.
Kindred Allsbrook.
Flnmbers.
W. M. Adams.
J. R Rich & Sons.
C. W. Battle.
J. Ed. Albright.
W. D. Harris.
Photographers.
Alderman & Eustler.
J. A. Leonard.
Robt. G. White.
Francis L. Hanes.
Moose & Stone.
Produce Dealers.
Henry Hunter.
Andrews & Sockwell.
S. E. Hudson.
Tucker & Erwin.
Hiatt & Lamb.
T. G. McLean & Son.
W. I. Anderson.
The Patterson Co.
Restaurants.
City Restaurant & Lunch Room.
Cleggs Lunch Room & Cafe.
Cleggs Quick Lunch Room.
D. L. Godfrey.
Guilford Cafe.
John Hart.
Charles Jan ell.
T. W. Kernard & Co.
Union News Co.
E. F. Wilkie.
Huffines Hotel.
Solomon A. Caviness.
Johnson Lunch Room.
John R. Moorefleld.
Eddie F. Wilkie.
Smith's Cafe.
W. M. Slaton, (col.')
Road Building Machinery.
Acme Road Machinery Co.
Real Estate Agents.
J. T. Tate.
W. R. Land.
Wharton & McAllister.
C. W Tate & Bro.
J. R. Hughes.
A. L. Rankin.
S. S. Brown.
J. S. Kuykendall.
W. D. McAdoo.
Andrew Weatherly.
Greensboro Real Estate Exchange.
Southern Loan & Trust Co.
Greensboro Security & Investment Co.
Southern Real Estate Co.
Garland Daniel Realty & Investment Co.
Carolina Real Estate & Investment Co.
C. W. Jennings.
Retail Grocers.
J. F. Aiken.
Andrews & Sockwell.
R. Bell.
Wm. A. Brower.
Causey & Suits.
J. R. Crismon & Bro.
G. W. Denny.
J. M. Hatch.
S. E. Hudson.
Hiatt & Lamb.
G. T. McLamb.
T. G. McLean & Sons.
J. Henry Phipps.
Proximity M'f'g Co.'s Store.
Irwin & Tucker.
Groom Bros.
I. F. West.
Pickard & Pickett.
Charles E. Pugh.
C. A. Clapp.
W. B. Young & Co.
Grantham & Jackson.
Aikin & Matlock.
J. R. Silver.
O. F. Pearce.
Star Grocery Co.
S. B. Mattock.
D. M. McGert.
W. S. Moore.
Morrison & Bro.
G. A. Nelson.
W. R. Ozment.
T. M. Pickard & Br«.
J. H. Prince.
C. S. Sellars.
Stack Bros.
Troxler Bros.
P. W. Waugh.
J. W. Whitiss.
W. D. Hudson.
J. S. Barnes.
W. P. Bennett.
W. T. Carroll.
D. F. Causev.
W. F. Claridy.
G. C. Coggines.
S. W. Davis.
R. H. Donnell.
D. I. Gilmer.
M. F. Grantham.
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W. W. Hogshead.
A. W. Holliday.
W. P. Hutton.
A. Jones.
J. Jones.
Hilary G. Burton.
Carson & Iseley.
John A. Clapp.
A. C. Clapp.
Hui'y w. Ciendtnin.
J. A Coble & Son.
George C. Coggin.
Jacob A. Coletrane.
Wm. H. Dailey.
Dailey & Smith.
Thomas J. Dewitt.
Lynch Bros.
Fred. S. Fentress.
J. E. Ferguson.
Wm. G. Forsythe.
Hamner & Son.
David E. Allred.
J. Pegram Allred.
Lacy A. Andrews.
Bain Grocery Co.
W. W. Beck.
Thomas M. Bennett.
C. A. Bent.
J. H. Boone.
Buchanan & Causey.
I. Littlejohn.
Patterson Bros.
H. P. Wray.
Stedman & Butler.
C. Scott & Co.
Rawley Grocery Co.
M. H. Pinnix.
Patterson Supply Co.
Patterson Bros.
Oakes & Ballard.
L. M. Ham.
D. E. Hepler.
R. E. Hodgin.
M. F. Jones.
F. M. Keith.
W. H. Kimbro.
Land & Moore.
J. F. Lippo.
J. H. Low.
Lynch Bros.
Jno. McKnight.
Murray & Murray.
M. F. Grantham.
D. Lee Godfrey.
W. B. Giles.
W. E. Allred.
L. A. Andrews.
W. W. Beck.
E. E. Bryan.
C. C. Buchanan.
Coe Bros.
Cooper <fc Bent.
W. H. Dailey.
Daitey & Smith.
Davis Bennett Co.
F. S. Fentress.
J. T. Johnson.
J. R. Foster & Co.
John C. \orhees.
Edgar H. Weaver.
H. P. Wray.
E. F. Wilkie.
Harrison Grocery Co.
Heple Bros.
J. T. Lambeth.
J. T. Lipps.
George W. Mills.
Mitchell Bros.
A. Newman.
J. M. Patterson.
W. T. Pike & Sons.
J. T. Rieves.
R. E. Spencer.
R. L. Stewart.
Strader Bros.
Jacob Susman.
M. J. Van Pelt.
W. W. Donnell (col.)
W. G. Edwards (col.)
Smith, Waugh Farrington Co. (col.)
Wm. N. Staton (col.)
Victor C. Thorn (col.)
Henry T. White (col.)
John H. Whitis (col.)
A. G. Nelson, (col.)
J. P. Franklin, (col.)
T. M. Gant, (col.)
W. E. Holley, (col.)
Jones Jacob, (col.)
Allen Halrston, (col.)
G. G. Roberts, (col.)
R. H. Allston. (col.)
Sherman Allston, (col.)
T. C. Bynum, (col.)
J. K. Lee, (col.)
Daniel Taylor, (col.)
Rufus H. Donnell, (col.)
Farrington & Cole, (col.)
John P. Allen (col.)
Grocers — Wholesale.
J. W. Jones •& Co.
G. T. McLamb.
The McLean Co.
Merchants Grocery Co.
Scott-Sparger Co.
Roofers.
A. G. Bond.
Ford Roofing Co.
Johnson Manufacturing Co.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Greensboro Sash and Blind Co.
Cape Fear Manufacturing Co.
Hardwood M'f'g Co.
Guilford Lumber M'f'g Co.
Montague M'f'g Co.
J. S. Moore & Co.
Sporting Goods.
See Hardware.
Odell Hardware Co.
Stoves and Tinware.
Wm. Yates.
J. W. Wharton.
Caldcleugh .pros.
T. T. Glascock & Sons.
Millikan, Walker & Bain.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Tatum & Taylor.
Ogburn Bros.
Vanstory Livery Co.
C. P. Vanstory.
Eugene Morehead.
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Rank Thomas.
Shoe Dealers.
R. G. Fortune & Co.
Harry-Belk Bros.
J. M. Hendrix & Co.
Isaac Isaacson.
S. J. Kauffman.
Peebles Shce Co.
J. B. Mathis & Co.
Thacker & Brockman.
Ward Shoe Co.
Ricks, Walker & Bachelor.
Skreemer Shoe Store.
Shoe Factories.
Johnson & Watson Shoe M'f'g Co.
Shoe Makers.
Allred & Thompson.
W. S. Beam.
N. J. Cummings.
J. A. Johnson.
A. F. Moore.
John Orzali.
F. A. Paylor.
J. H. Saunders.
Stephen White.
Nathan G. Barnes.
Elias Gorgosie.
Charles Gatti.
John A. Jones.
Max Lefkowitz.
William A. Lewis.
Julius B. Roberson.
Albert Ward.
James L. Erwin (col.)
John Gilliam (col.)
Green Hayes (col.)
W. H. Houze (col.)
J. H. Hunter (col.)
Sebron R. Jones (col.)
Charles F. McClelland (col.)
Benj. Peoples (col.)
Wilson Lewis, (col.)
W. L. Smith, (col.)
J. F. Welbon, (col.)
W. S. Mumford, (col.)
S. R. Jones, (col.)
John Donnell, (col.)
J. H. Hunter, (col.)
R. T. Jennings, (col.)
William McClelland, (col.)
Seedsmen.
C. Scott & Co.
H. Goodner.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Ogburn & Hobbs.
L. F. Ross.
Tatum & Taylor. .
C. P. Vanstory.
C. B. Wilkerson.
W. J. Brandon.
Thomas & Hall.
A. E. Farrington, (col.)
Morehead & Mendenhall, (col.)
Tailor Establishments.
J. E. Cartland.
Harry Poezolt.
David Wise.
T. J. Weaver.
J. W. Wiley.
H. E. Sergeant.
T. A. Walker & Co.
Watson & Johnson (col.)
Transfer Companies.
Greensboro Transfer Co.
Tin and Sheet Iron Roofing.
J. F. Yates.
W. M. Yates.
Johnson Manufacturing Co.
Trnst & Investment Companies.
Southern Life and Trust Co.
Greensboro Loan and Trust Co.
Greensboro Real Estate, Security and In-
vestment Co.
Tobacco Factories.
Bray Bros.
E. A. Browne.
E. J. Stafford.
Tobacco Warehouses.
Banner Warehouse.
Walker & Gilmer.
Farmers Warehouse.
Planters Warehouse.
C. A. Bray.
Toys, Ftc.
S. H. Kress & Co.
Gate City Novelty Co.
Calcleugh Bros.
Telegraph Officer and M ts,
WESTERN UNION— S. A. Howard, M'gr.
POSTAL— A. R. Harry, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO.—
N. 0. Wood, Mgr.
Typewriters and Supplies.
Odell Hardware Co.
E. S. Wills.
Britt D. Michaux.
Wharton Bros.
Undertakers.
W. M. Collins.
E. Pool.
F. F. Smith.
Aaron Mendenhall, (col.)
Veterinary Surgeons.
J. M. Stewart.
J. W. Petty.
J. T. Norwood.
Petty & Charter.
Wood- Working Shops.
B. H. Merrimon & Co.
Handle Works.
Southern Bobbin Co.
Sherwood Bobbin Co
Piedmont Shuttle Works.
Hardwood Manufacturing Co.
North State Bobbin Co.
Greensboro Table & Mantel Co.
Wood Manufacturers.
Guilford Lumber M'f'g Co.
Montague M'f'g Co.
J. S. Moore & Co.
Window Shades.
Greensboro Shade Co.
. Leak-Holladay Co.
GUILFORD COUNTY.
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C. 0. Forbis.
Thacker & Brockman.
Wood and Coal Dealers.
Barringer & Silverstein.
Samuel Brown.
Pitts & Monroe.
Cuningham Bros.
Greensboro Ice & Coal Co.
Guilford Ice & Fuel Co.
Power & Armstrong.
Storage Warehouses.
Greensboro Warehouse and Storage Co.
Terra Cotta Works.
Pomona Terra Cotta Co.
GUILFORD COLLEGE.
Colleges.
FACULTY OF GUILFORD COLLEGE.
LEWIS LYNDON HOBBS, A. M., Presi-
dent. Latin and Psychology.
THOS. NEWLAND, A. M., Dean, Ethic
Biblical Literature.
J. FRANKLIN DAVIS, A. M., Greek and
Geiman.
GEORGE W. White, A.
Mathematics.
B., Treasurer.
VIVIAN FLOYD, A. B., Chemistry and
Physics.
LOUISA OSBORNE, A. B., Governess and
Assistant in Latin.
ADA B. KING, A. B., Asst. in English.
CLEMENT O. Merredith, A. B., Asst. in
Latin and Mathematics.
ROYALL J. DAVIS, A. B., English and
• History.
MISS EVA SHORPLESS, Assistant in
English.
ADA BLAIR, Prin. Preparatory Depart-
ment and English Branches.
MISS PAPWORTH, Music.
JULIA S. WHITE, B. S., Librarian.
IRO TRUEBLOOD, B. S., Biology and
Geology.
SARAH E. BENBOW, Matron.
GIBSONVILLE.
Incorporated in ". 873
Population about 1,000.
Value real estate and personal property,
$150,000.
No. white polls, 70.
No. colored polls, 15.
TAX RATE— 16 2-Sc. on $100 and 50c. on
poll.
Town Officers.
Election is held in May; term of office, 2
years.
MAYOR— John L. Whitesell.
CLEivK— H. B. Owen.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Clarence Cone,
Stiner May, F. M. Smith, H. B. Owen.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. M. J. Sutton.
R. R. AGENT— W. L. Clifton.
E.VPRESS AGENT— W. L. Clifton.
Cemeteries and Supts.
Peter May, Supt.
Ministers and Churches.
SHARON E. L. CHURCH— C. W. Lingle,
Psstor
BAPTIST— J. Haymore, Pastor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— C. H. Whiti-
car, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL— No Pastor.
FRIENDS— R. H. Pegg, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
GRADED SCHOOL— Prof. Cox, Prin.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
J. L. Whitsell.
J. M. Myrick.
Blacksmith Shops.
C. H. Horniday.
J. P. Whitsell.
Masons and Builders.
H. Lewey.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
A. D. May.
Carpenters.
C. V. Ward..
W. M. Isley.
J W. Fogleman.
N. Wood.
Contractors and Builders.
C. V. Ward.
H. C. Allea.
Cotton Mills.
MINEOLA MILLS— David Dreyfus, Pres.;
J. A. Davidson, Treas. ; W. A. Woods,
Supt.
GEM COTTON MILLS— Lawrence Holt,
President.
HIAWATHA MILLS— B. Davidson, Pres.
Doctors.
George E. Jordan.
H. P. Bowman.
Drue- cists,
Gibsonville Drug Cr>.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Willie Wayne.
Miss Cumings.
General Merchandise.
Gibsonville Store Co., Hiawatha M'fg Co.
H. W. Steele.
W. R. Cobb.
J. W. Burks.
Paylor & Sheppard.
May & Iseley.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
OAK LUMBER CO.— M. F. Fogleman,
Sec. and Treas.
CHAIR FACTORY— Thos. Overman &
Son.
Mechanical Engineers and
Machinists.
B. Davidson.
Painters.
James Cates.
Roller Mills.
O. L. Huff.
Sales and Livery Stables.
F. M. Smith.
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GUILFORD COUNTY.
HIGH POINT.
Incorporated in 1851.
Population, 8,500; white, 7,500, colored,
1,000.
Value real estate and personal property,
$2,556,000.
No. white polls, 1,000.
No. colored polls, 110.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 70c. on $100;
schools. 33 l-3c.
Bonded debt, $200,000. Floating debt,
$8,000.00.
City owns water works.
City owns liehts.
City owns sewerage S3rstem.
Town Officers.
Term of office. 2 vears.
MAYOR— M. J. Wrenn.
CLERK— Ed. L. Ragan.
TREASURER— E. L. Ragan.
TAX COLLECTOR— C. L. Gray.
ATTORNEY— W. f. ..agan.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— D. A. Stanton.
STANDARD-KEEPER— J. F. Hoffman.
SUPT. FIRE DiiPT.— A. B. Homey.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. L. Gray.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— A. M. Rankin,
J. R. Ritzell, W. P. Pickett, J. E. Kirk-
man, J. A. Turner, J. D. Mann, G. H.
Kearns, J. H. Millis.
CITY GRADED SCHOOLS— George H.
Crowell, Supt. ; Mr. Hendley, Prin.
TEACHERS— Miss Lillie Sherrod, Miss
Johnson, Miss Anvilo Lindsay, Miss Carey
Ogburn, . Miss Martha Blair, Miss Emma
Blair, Miss Parker, Miss Patton, Miss But-
kirk, Miss Garvin, Miss Newby.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. G.
Bradshaw, E. A. Snow, G. A. Matton,
A. M. Rankin, W. H. Ragan, O. N. Rich-
ardson, A. B. Horncy, E. M. Armfleld, A.
E. Tate, S. L. Davis, J. Elwood Cox,
Chairman.
POSTMASTER— W. B. Snow.
R. R. AGENT— S. O. Schaub.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. E. Johns, Jr.
Ministers and Churches.
WASHINGTON STREET METHODIST— T.
F. Marr, Pastor.
SOUTH MAIN STREET METHODIST— L.
A. Falls, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Mr. Siler, Pastor.
BAPTIST— No Pastor.
METHODIST PROTEslANT— C. L. Whit-
taker, Pastor.
FRIENDS— Eli Reece, Pastor.
GERMAN REFORMED— D. E. Bowers,
T". r> c t (\ r*
'iREEN STREET BAPTIST— J. H. Hil-
liard, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— No Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Elwood Hotel.
Bellevue Hotel.
Jarrell HoteL
Brower House.
Everett Hotel.
Agricultural Implements.
Beeson Hardware Co.
High Point Hardware Co. ,
Architects.
E. T. Hedrick.
J. H. Montgomery & Son.
Davis Bros.
D. H. Baker.
John Woodling.
.A " ctioneers.
J. M. Sechrest.
M. H. Shiplett.
Banks and Bankers.
NATIONAL BANK OF HIGH POINT— W.
J. Armfield, Sr.. President: E. M. Armfleld,
Cashier. Capital, $100,000; Surplus and
Profits $67,000.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK— J. El-
wood Cox, President; R. C. Charles, Cashier.
Capital, $50,000; Surplus and Profits, $33,-
640.-
W'ACHOVIA LOAN AND TRUST CO.—
F. H. Fries, Pres. ; C. L. Glenn, Cashier.
HIGH POINT SAVINGS & TRUST CO.—
S. H. Hillard, Pres.; J. W. Harris, Vice-
President; E. L. Ragan, Secretary and
Treasurer. Capital, $25,000.
Barber Shops.
J. Burt Holder.
N. O. Brown.
J. Pickens (col.)
J. W. Edmondson, (col.)
Willis Burns, (col.)
Bicycle Dealers.
Montgomery & Co.
Blacksmith Shops.
Lane Sechrest.
Charles Gurley.
Rufus Barton.
N. W. Beeson.
Brokers.
J. D. Paylor.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. T. Bennett.
R. W. Gray.
Melntrye & Sons.
J. R. Henderson.
Building & Loan Associations.
PEOPLES BUILDING AND LOAN, 6
SERIES.
HIGH POINT PERPETUAL BUILDING
ANP LOAN.
MECHANICS BUILDING AND LOAN AS-
SOCIATION.
Books and Stationery.
B. E. Moore.
H. A. Moffitt.
Jarrett Stationery Co.
Boots and Shoes.
J. H. Petty.
H. Harris & Bro.
J. A. Clinard.
Cannon & Fetzer.
H. A. Moffitt.
Bennett, Gentry & Co.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
D. H. Wrightenberry.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
A. W. Council.
Archie Prim.
GUILFORD COUNTY.
305
Carriage Maufacturers.
HIGH POINT BUGGY CO.— H. A. White,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Cpsfcet M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. W. Sechrest.
RANKIN COFFIN AND CASKET CO.-
Alex. Rankin. Secretary and Treasurer.
R. L. Loflin.
Clubs.
Manufacturers Club — C. F. Tomlinson,
President; J. J. Farriss, Secretary.
Chattawka Club.
Companies.
Southern Car Company — J. Elwood Cox,
Pres. ; E. R. Briggs, Sec. and Treas.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
High Point Clothing Co.
H. Harris & Bro.
J. A. Clinard.
J. H. Petty.
Cannon & Fetzer Co.
Coal and Wood.
High Point Ice and Coal Co.
J. D. Horney.
0. A. Kerkman.
Bert Fields.
W. Garland.
D. H. Parsons.
Commission Merchants.
High Point Provision Co.
Lexington Grocery Co.
Messick & Co.
Guilford Wholesale Grocery Co.
Parker Bros.
Crockery and Glassware.
A. E. Alexander & Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
J. W. Harris & Co.
P. H. Johnson.
C. E. Siceloff.
Olympia Candy Co.
Dealers in Carriages,
Beeson Hardware Co.
J. C. Welch.
High Point Hardware Co.
High Point Buggy Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
W. T. Hedgecock & Co.
,, ^ „■ Dentists.
H. C. Pitts.
A. E. Frazier.
Wm. A. Haves.
F. E. Perkins.
Doctors.
D. A. Stanton.
J. A. Turner.
J. W. McAnallv.
J. R. Reitzel. "
J. W. Burton.
W. L. Vestal.
J. T. Burrus.
G. A. Oerran.
Claud Reitzel.
Dr. Jones.
Druarcists.
George A. Matton.
Ring Drug Co.
Mann Drug Co.
Dry Goods and Notions.
J. H. Petty.
A. E. Alexander & Co.
J. A. Clinard.
Moffitt's Cash Store.
A. J. Owen.
W. T. Kirkman & Co.
Mattocks Bros.
Newlin-Brooks Dry Goods Co.
Electrical Contractors.
C. C. Muse & Co.
High Point Machine Works.
Allen Bros.
O. A. Raper.
Busick &. Co.
Fish Markets.
J. T. Bennett.
D. 0. Cecil.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
High Point Provision Co.
J. H. Tate.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
HIGH POINT MILLING CO.— A. B. Hor-
ney, Secretary and Treasurer.
Foundries and Iron "Works.
High Point Machine Works.
Pperless Machine Works.
Southern Machine Works.
Fvrniture Dealers.
W. T. Kirkman & Co.
Peoples House Furnishing Co
R. L. Loftin.
Amos Kearns Furniture Co.
Furniture Manufacturers.
GLOBE-HOME FURNITURE CO.— W. G. (
Bradshaw, Manager; Dred Peacock, Treas I
HIGH POINT FURNITURE CO.— M. J I
Wrenn, Owner.
TATE FURNITURE CO.— A. E. Tate, Sec-
retary and Treasurer.
EACLE FURNITURE CO.— Charles Ragan,
Secretary and Treasurer.
HIGH POINT BED SPRING CO.-O. A.
Kirkman, Owner.
ENTERPRISE TABLE CO.
KITCHEN CABINET & TABLE CO.-A J
Dodamead, Secretary.
SOUTHERN CHAIR CO.— S. L. Davis,
Sec, Treas. and Manager.
UNION FURNITURE CO.— A. Sherrod
Secretary and Treasurer.
WELCH FURNITURE CO.— J. W. Harri*.
Secretary and Treasurer.
HIGH POINT CHAIR CO.— B. A. Best,
Secretary and Treasurer.
HIGH POINT MOULDING CO
HIGH POINT PIANO & ORGAN CO.
VICTOR CHAIR CO. -J. W. Strickland,
Secretary and Treasurer.
HIGH POINT SHOW CASE WORKS—
Fran* Gurlev. Owner
HIGH POINT VENEER & PANEL CO
LINDSAY CHAIR CO.-M. B. Smith,
Seen tary ami Treasurer.
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GUILFORD COUNTY.
CO.— J.
El-
SHUTTLE AM) BOBBIN
wood Cox, Own or.
1> ' RNITURE CO.
HILL VENEEB CO.
CO.— H. W.
.rv and Treasurer.
\ FI RNITI RE CO.— J. P. Redding,
Owner.
[TURE CO.— O. E.
Kearns
TOMLINSON CHAIR M'F'G' CO.— S. H.
Tomlinson. Secretary and Treasurer.
( ON : ■ I FI RN1 I 0.— F. N.
Tate, Secretary and Treasurer.
HIGH POINT HARDWOOD M'F'G' CO.—
Maxwell & Crouch, Props.
STDARD FURNITURE CO.— Junius
Wrenn, Manag<
STANDARD MIRROR CO.— F. L. Wines-
kie, Secretary.
PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS CO.
SMITH FURNITURE CO.— J. L. Fergu-
son, Secretary and Treasureer.
SS MAN1 FAI TL RERS— Fred Ecker.
SMITH FURNITURE CO.— E. T. Kearns,
r. .
NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL CO.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
High Point Hardware Co.
Beeson Hardware Co.
Harness M'f rs and Dealers.
F. J. Homey.
Hides and Pelts.
W. F. Payne.
J. T. Bennett.
Ioe Factories and Officers.
High Point Ice & Coal Co.
Insurance Companies.
Carolina Life Insurance Co.
Insurance Agencies.
Armfield & Armfield.
.1. W. Wilbom.
Wachovia Loan & Trust Co.
High Point Savings & Trust Co.
JoTb Printing Offices.
Enterprise Job Office.
Weekly Ledger.
Mellichampe Bros.
Laundries.
High Point Steam Laundry.
Eeatber Dealers.
D. H. Wrightenbeny.
Lawyers.
Wescott Roberson.
E. D. Steele.
W. P. Ragan.
Justice & Farris.
Steadman & Gold.
Machine Shops.
HIGH POINT MACHINE WORKS— O. N.
Richardson, Secretary and Treasurer.
PEERLESS MACHINE WORKS— W. D.
Burgess. Secretary and Treasurer.
CARTER MACHINE WORKS.
SOUTHERN MACHINE WORKS.
Marble 'Works.
F. M. Barbee.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mis? Venetia Smith.
A E. Alexander & Co.
Mrs. B. A. Clark.
Mattress Manufacturers.
High Point Bed Spring Co.
Music Teachers.
Miss Boyd.
Miss Lucy Leach.
Newspapers and Editors.
I POINT ENTERPRISE— J. J. Farrias,
[•HERN FURNITURE JOURNAL--
Wilber Jones. Manager.
WEEKLY LEDGER— C. C. Barbee, Edi-
tor.
Pants and Garments Factories.
HIGH POINT SILK MILL.
HIGH POINT SHIRT M'F'G CO.— J. H.
Adams, Secretary and Treasurer.
[1GH POINT PANTS CO.— R. L. Pickett,
Secretary and Treasurer.
High Point Hosiery Co.
Papcr-Kangers.
J. Robert Parker.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Hardware stores.
Plumbers.
R. E. Causey.
Produce Dealers.
J. W. Harris & Co.
P. H. Johnson.
W. II. Moffitt.
McKneely & Co.
Re+ail Grocers.
J. W. Harris & Co.
C. E. Sicclotf.
P. H. Johnson.
J. W. Brown.
Allred Bros.
J. E. Welch & Co.
McLeod Bros.
Kenneday Bros.
J. L. Sechrest.
Ideal Grocery Co.
Real Estate Agents.
J. W. Wilborn.
J. J. Farriss.
High Real Estate Co.
George T. Penny.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Snow Lumber Co.
Sales and Liver** Stables.
R. B. White.
J. C. Welch.
J. D. Homey.
E. H. C. Field.
Robert Burns.
George T. Penny.
Sporting Goods.
B. E. Moore.
Shingle Dealers.
Snow Lumber Co.
Tobacco Manufacturers.
W. P. Pickett & Co.
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Tailor Establishments.
N. T. Christcnson.
Telegraph Offices and M*grs.
WESTERN UNION.
POST VL.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
NORTH STATE TELEPHONE CO.—
Mr. Hayden, Manager.
Watches and Jewelry
A. P. St.ilev.
W. P. Welch.
W. H. Leighton.
Wholesale Grocers.
High Point Provision Co.
Lexington Grocery Co.
Messick & Co.
Guilford Wholesale Grocery Co.
OAK RIDGE.
Incorporated in 1897.
Population, 161.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— T. E. Whi taker.
CLERK— M. H. Holt.
TREASURER— M. 11. Holt.
CHIEF OF POLICE— A. Stewart.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. R. Paddison,
L. D. Donnell, D. B. Stafford.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— M. H. Holt,
Charles Case, M. Vaughn.
POSTMASTER— Luther C. Blaylock.
Ministers and Chnrches.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— Wm. M.
Parker, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. F. Kirk, Pastor.
FRIENDS— Mrs. M. Woody, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE— J. A. & M. H.
Holt, Principals.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Oakhurst Hall.
Saunders Hall.
Whitaker House.
Lambeth House.
Williams House.
Moore House.
Benbow House.
Sunn \
Mrs. M. C. Bradfield.
Oakland Park Hotel.
Doctors.
S. A. Cook.
John R. Paddison.
General Merchandise.
Donnell Bros.
Donnell & Holt.
D. B. Stafford.
R. S. Williams.
W. 0. Donnell, Jr.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE OAK LEAF— (School Journal.)
JAMESTOWN.
FLINT HILL PUBLIC SCHOOL— L. Lea
White, Prin. ; Miss Bettie Blackburn, Miss
Nora Coble, John W. Lindly, Assistants.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. R. Gordon,
(chm.), W. G. Ragsdale, A. F. Johnson,
A. L. Vickery, J. H. Smith.
POSTMASTER— C. S. Bristow.
R. R. AGENT— R. B. Turner.
EXPRESS AGENT— R. B. Turner.
Ministers and Churches.
Rev. Dr. Renn.
Doctors.
J. R. Gordon.
D. A. Armfield.
J. E. Foscue.
General Merchandise.
J. E. Foscue.
J. W. Rogers.
Oakdale SI ore Co.
G. W. Johnson.
HALIFAX COUNTY.
County Seat, Halifax.
Formed in 1758 from Edgecombe county. Named in honor of the Earl of Halifax,
who was in 1758 the First Lord of the Board of Trades.
Area, 680 square miles.
Population, 30,793. White males, 5,649; white females, 5,411. Foreign born, 73.
Negro males, 9,795; negro females, 9,938. Whites males over 21 years, 2,893; negro
males over 21 years, 4,394. White polls, 1,938; negro polls, 2,833.
Value of real estate, $3,526,132, decrease of $155,870 from 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,952,599, decrease of $383,637 from 1904, including 1,966 horses, 1,620 mules, 1
jack, 49 goats, 4,855 cattle, 17,631 hogs, 1,367 sheep.
Property listed in 1904 by whites, $5,517,381; by negroes, $610,857.
Number schools: White, 59; colored, 61."*"" [|
TAX RATE: 20 2 -3c. on $100; 4 l-3c. on bonded debt. Roads, 12c. Bonded
debt, $7,000. Iron bridges, 2.
POST OFFICES: Airlie, Aurelian Springs, Brinkleyville, Crowells, Dawson, EN-
308 HALIFAX COUNTY.
FIELD, Essex, Glenview, Gridiron, HALIFAX, (c.h.), Heathsville, HOBGOOD, Ita,
Kitchin, LITTLETON, MEDOC, Moss, Neal, Newsom, Norfleet, PALMYRA, Panacea,
Phelps, Ringwood, ROANOKE RAPIDS, SCOTLAND NECK, SOUTH GASTON, Spring
Hill, Terrapin, 1'helma, Tillery, Veni, WELDON.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Law of 1903.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Atlantic Coast Line, 61.09 miles, assessed value $1,537,852.69
Seaboard Air Line, 20.31 miles, assessed value 405,848.35
Pullman Company, 55.00 miles, assessed value 8,648.75
Western Union Telegraph Company, 568.11 miles, assessed value 27,400.99
Southern Express Companjr, 81.35 miles, assessed value 9,421.34
Home Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 8,885.00
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 3,536.15
American Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 6,135.00
Atlantic Postal Telegraph Company, assessed value 1,568.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 29th, one week, criminal cases only; March 26th, two
weeks; June 4th, two weeks; August 20th, two weeks; November 26th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— S. M. Gary,
Halifax.
SHERIFF— J. R. Patterson, Airlie.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— T. W. Fenner,
Halifax.
TREASURER— F. P. Shields, Scotland
Neck.
CO. ATTORNEY— David Bell, Enfield.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— I. E. Green, Wel-
don.
SUPT. CO. HOME— W. B. Drewry, Hali-
fax.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— A. S. Harrison,
Enfield.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— John A.
Collins, Enfield; W. T. Whitehead, Scotland
Neck; H. P. Robinson, Littleton.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— B. A. Pope,
S. P. Johnston, Weldon; W. T. Eure, Hali-
fax; N. L. Stedman, Tillery; H. C. Atkin-
son, Enfield.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— A. Mc-
Dowell, Scotland Neck; Whit. A. Johnston,
Littleton; J. T. Dawson, Halifax.
CONSTABLES— Brinkleyville Township,
Hugh Bloomer, Glenview; Butterworth, Jno.
Horsey, Aurelian Springs; Enfield, J. B.
Hunter, Enfield; Littleton, Wm. Wood,
South Gaston; Weldon, A. H. Green, Wel-
don.
Justices of the Peace.
BRINKLEYVILLE TOWNSHIP— R. L.
Stokes, Essex; W. V. Bobbitt, Ringwood,
W. M. Parker, Essex; Ben. M. Hardy, W.
G. Vinson, Thomas H. Taylor, George L.
Knight, Brinkleyville; C. A. Williams,
Ringwood; J. F. Davis, Brinkleyville; W.
H. Hayes, Ita; W. W. Rosser, Essex; H. S.
Quail, Brinkelwille.
BUTTERYVOOD— A. E. Carter, Little-
ton; T. C. Alston, Airlie; W. T. Jenkins,
Aurelian Springs.
CONOCANARY— J. A. Norfleet, Tillery,
J. H. Darden, Spring Hill; T. B. Higgins,
Tillerv; N. Fitzpatrick, Crowells.
ENFIELD— J. R. Pettitt, W. C. Whitaker,
S. G. Whitfield, B. D. Mann, W. P. Whita
ker, Junius Hardee, S. Meyer, J. Wilson
Pittman, D. D. Bryan, R. B. Britt, F. C.
Pittman, John J. Robertson, John
Beavans, J. J. Whitaker, J. B. Hunter, En-
field.
FACCETT— T. M. Lewis, J. A. B. Kil
Patrick, W. K. Pittman, Tom Barnes
Aurelian Springs.
HALIFAX— W. D. Willcox, Willis A,
Wilcox, M. H. Clark, J. L. Ousby, J. J
Daniel, Halifax; W. E. Barkley, Crowells.
LITTLETON— C. D. House, T. M. Pulley,
W. E. Spruill, M. T. Morris, Littleton.
ROSENEATH— W. T. Whitehead, S. H
Strickland, Scotland Neck.
PALMYRA— W. G. Hedgepeth, Hobgood
J. L. Philpot, Palmyra.
SCOTLAND NECK— I. H. Smith, J. A
Perrv. W. P. Robertson, A. C. Livermon
B. F. Gra-" Scotland Neck.
U^uDON-B. A. Pope, W. L. Stainback
W. T. Shaw, C. B. Green, V. M. Burton
T. L. Emery, Weldon; F. H. Treacy, Roan
nke Rapids; R. W. Brown, Roanoke
Rapids.
Public School Teachers.
Johnson, Miss Ella L., Littleton.
Robinson, Miss Mary D., Littleton.
Robinson, Miss Susie R. , Littleton.
Quarles, Miss Josephine, Littleton.
Vaughan, Miss Pattie, Scotland Neck.
Gooch. Mrs. Sallie, Weldon.
Pittman, Miss Elizabeth, Dawson.
Wills, Miss Mary, Brinkleyville.
Neville, Miss Maud, Heathsville.
Taylor, Miss Mamie E., Brinkleyville.
Dunn, Miss Minnie, Scotland Neck.
White, Miss Mary, Scotland Neck.
Bass, Miss Annie, Lawrence.
Whitehead, Miss Mary, Scotland Neck.
Johnson, Miss Nora, Littleton.
Bradley, Miss Maggie. Hobgood.
Dickens, Miss Dora, Weldon.
Gilliam, Miss Nettie M., Halifax.
Dean, Miss Lillian, Henderson.
Perry, Miss Helen, Roanoke Rapids.
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Badger, Miss Mary L., Rosemary.
Petvvay, Miss Lucy M., Enfield.
Inge, Miss Linda A., Weldon.
Bennett, Miss Katie, Enfield.
Hunter, Miss Nannie W., Brinkleyville.
Hunter, Miss Myra, Brinkleyville.
Savage, Miss Margaret A. Scotland Neck.
Whitehead, Miss Dail, Scotland Neck.
Daniel, J. W., Roanoke Rapids.
Johnson, Miss Bertie, Littleton.
Harrison, Miss Urtie, Littleton.
Clark, Miss .Jimmie, Creek.
Hockaday, Miss Lena, Kitchin.
VVestray, Thomas, Enfield.
Daniel, Miss Ellen, Littleton.
Allsby, Miss Rebe, Halifax.
Krider, Miss Dora, Salisbury.
Bullock, Miss Ruth, Ringwood.
Williams, Miss Marie, Rinerwood.
Dickens, Miss Theresa, Weldon.
Brickell, Miss Susie H., Weldon.
Robertson, Miss Lottie, Kitchin.
Leggett, Miss Jennie, Palmyra.
Bowers, Miss Maggie, Scotland Neck.
Sparling, Mrs. Minnie L., Oak Ridge.
Cherry, Miss Besr E., Hobgood.
Daniel, Miss Helen, Halifax.
Lewis, Miss Maggie M., Scotland Neck.
Purvis, Mrs. Etta A., Scotland Neck.
Picot, Miss Mattine^e, Littleton.
Williams, Miss Virginia Airlie.
Boyette, Miss Kate, Scotland Neck.
Brinkley, Miss Mattie, Scotland Neck.
Jenkins, Miss Flossie, Scotland Neck.
Branch, Miss Annie L., Weldon.
Bustin, Miss Dela B., Enfield.
Carter, Miss Ju--: Newsoms.
Thornton, Miss Mary E., Macon.
Perry, Miss Annie L., Laurel.
Crump, Miss Elva, Tillery.
Whitehead Miss Lizzie, Scotland Neck.
Allsbrook, Miss Jennie M., Scotland Neck.
Moore, Miss Lou V., Battleboro.
Harris, Miss Mattie W., Aurelian Springs.
Robertson, Miss Mary L., Kitchin.
Arrington, Miss Maudev Aurelian Springs.
Daniel, Miss P. W., Roanoke Rapids.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— C. H. Whit-
aker: Brinkleyville.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— F. W. Staten,
Scotland Neck; W. B. Strickland, Scotland
Neck.
Schools and. Academies.
HOBGOOD ACADEMY— Miss Ferrell,
Principal, Hobgood.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. H. Norman, Brinkleyville.
Merchants not in Towns.
James Cotten, Neal.
Balfour Dunn, Scotland Neck.
A. Brinklev, Aurelian Springs.
A. G. Bobbitt, dwells
J. T. Riddick, Spring Hill.
J. R. Askew & Bro., Spring Hill.
O. P. Stallings, Dawsons.
HALIFAX.
Incorporated about 1795.
Population, 306 by census.
Town limits recently enlarged.
TAX RATE— 30c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Thomas W. Fenner.
CLERK— C. H. Hale.
TREASURER— C. H. Hale.
TAX COLLECTOR— R. H. Daniel.
CHIEF OF POLICE— R. J. Day.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. H. Fenner,
C. H. Hale, E. L. Travis, J. H. Battle, M.
J. Webb.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— Mrs. E. G. Gary,
Principal.
POSTMASTER— W. A. Willcox.
R. R. AGENT— E. L. Whitehead.
EXPRESS AGENT— E. L. Whitehead.
Ministers and Churches.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
METHODIST— H. B. Anderson, Pastor.
ROMAN CATHOLIC— Father Stapleton,
Pustor
BAPTIST— No Pastor.
Brick Manufacturers and Dealers
H. B. Furgerson.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Roanoke Inn— Mrs. Ida Sater, Prop.
Doctors.
H. B. Furgerson.
General Merchandise.
R. H. Hale, Agent.
MeMahon & Som-
Froelich Trading Co.
Louis Froelich.
J. N. Brown.
M. J. Webb.
Willcox Bros.
J. B. Pierce.
L. G. Grady.
Lawyers.
E. L. Travis.
SCOTLAND NECK.
Incorporated in 1866.
Population, 1,684.
Value of real estate, $345,5S6.
A'alue of personal property, $407,257.
No. white polls, 170.
No. colored polls, 80.
TAX RATE— 75c. on $100; $2.25 poll.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Tuesday in May;
term of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— R. H. Smith.
CLERK— A. L. Purrington.
TAX COLLECTOR— G. H. Johnson.
CITY PHYSICIAN— H. I. Clark.
CHTEF OF POLICE— G. H. Johnson.
ASSISTANT POLICE— R. W. Pittman. R.
H. Grav, N. B. Allsbrook, D. B. Bryant.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— A. McDowell, J.
A. Kitchin, A. L. Purrington, J. P. Futrell.
POSTMASTER— A. B. Hill.
R. R. AGENT— Owen J. Moore.
EXPRESS AGENT— Owen J. Moore.
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HALIFAX COUNTY.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— lifv. Mr. Lumkin, Pastor,
METHODIST-nJ. E. Holden, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— G. W. Phelps, Rector.
Schools and Academies.
PRIVATE SCHOOL—Miss Minnie K.
Dunn. Prin., Scotland Neck.
SCOTLAND NECK GRADED SCHOOL—
Claude Wilson, Supt.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Scotland Neck Hotel — Andrew Hancock,
Proprietor.
Main Street Hotel — A. C. Peterson, Prop.
Roanoke House — J. E. Woolard, Prop.
Agricultural Implements.
Jorpv Hardware Co.
A. L. Pnnington.
Edwards & Co.
Futrell Hardy Hardware Co.
N. B. Josey.
M. noffman & Bro.
E. Shields.
Auctioneers.
S. F. Dunn.
D. B. Branch.
W. E. Whitmore.
Banks and Bankers.
SCOTLAND NECK BANK— A. McDowell,
President; F. P. Shields, Cashier; W. R.
Bond, Assistant Cashier. Capital, $24,700;
Surplus and Profits, $2,025.94.
Barber Shops.
O. A. Snipes.
Brokers.
J. E. Bowers & Co.
Bryan & Co.
W. H. .Tosev.
R. J. Ma dry.
Bryan & Co.
L. R. Carter & Co.
J. E. Lewis & Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
S. J. Stern.
J. R. Askew & Bro.
J. D. Hill.
Blacksmith Shops.
W. A. Brantley.
J. E. Woolard. .
W. B. Stamper.
Bic-vc^e Dealers.
Josey Hardware Co.
FutrellHardy Hardware Co.
S. C. Rav.
E. T. Whitehead & Co.
Spencer Vick.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
D. A. Madry.
Csxsk^t M'f'rs and Dealers.
N. B. Josey.
M. Hoffman & Bro.
Carriage Mauf acturers.
W. A. Brantley.
Coal and Wood.
J. G. Mills.
J. R. Askew.
R. J. Madry.
Cotton Mills.
SCOTLAND iNiXK COTTON MILL-A.
McDowell, President; J. S. Bowers, Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
Knitting Mills.
ORESCENT HOSIERY MILL— C. L. Mc-
Dowell, Sec. & Treas.
Contractors and Builders.
G. W. Davis.
Jerry Bunch.
Confectionery Dealers.
Whitley Grocery Co.
Tyler & Outterbridge.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
M. Hoffman & Bro.
N. B. Josey.
R. C. Josey.
Morrisette Bros.
White & Paull.
W. T. Hancock.
A. L. Purrington.
Edwards & Co.
Wilson Allsbrook.
E. Shields.
K. Jenkins.
Dealers in Carriages.
Biggs & Johnson.
Futrell-Hardy Hardware Co.
A. M. Prince & Co.
W. A. Brantley.
Cotton Buyers and' Brokers.
M. Hoffman & Bro.
N. B. Josey.
R. C. Josey.
Edwards & Co.
Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
COTTON OIL AND GUANO CO.— John
Conghenour, J. D. Stewart, A. McDowell,
M. Hoffman & Bro., Incorporators.
Dentists.
A. C. Liverman.
Doctors.
J. P. Wimberlev.
H. I. Clark.
S. Hassell.
Drufferists.
E. T. Whitehead & Co.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. E. N. Nelson.
Mrs. J. Bowers.
Miss Kate Savage.
Fish Dealers.
J. D. Hill.
Clements Allsbrook.
S. J. Stern.
General Merchandise.
Morrisette Bros.
M. Hoffman & Bro.
E. Shields.
A. L. Purrington.
R. C. Josey.
W. T. Hancock.
N. B. Josey.
..hite & Paull.
W. Allsbrook.
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K. Jenkins.
J. D. Ray.
E. E. Powell.
Tyler k Outterbridge.
J. M. Morrisette.
Grist Mills.
S. B. Kitchin.
O. K. Taylor.
Insurance Agencies.
W. H. .losey.
J. H. Lawrence.
Hilliard k House.
J. E Shields.
W. H. White k Co.
H. E. Biggs.
J. B. Neal.
S. A. Dunn.
A. B. Hill.
T. F. Whitley.
D. P. Stern.
Lunee Hall.
Job Printing Offices.
The Commonwealth.
Lawyers.
W. A. Dtinn & Son.
Claude Kitchin.
A. P. Kitchin.
S. A. Dunn.
J. C. Meekins.
R. H. Smith.
Stuart H. Smith.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Morrisette Bros.
Mrs. A. M. Riddick.
Pants and Garments Factories.
Scotland Neck Cotton Mills.
Crescent Hosiery Co.
Scotland Neck Shirt Co.
Hetail Grocers.
Taylor Grocery Co.
Tyler & Outterbridge.
A. C. Peterson.
Whitley Grocery Co.
Lewis k Co.
W. Allsbrook.
J. M. Morrisette.
Sales and Livery Stables.
R. W. Pittman.
J. E. Woolard.
A. M. Prince & Co.
Biggs k Johnson.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— O. J. Moore, M'gr.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
CAROLINA— G. S. Watson, Manager.
Watches and Jewelry
E. T. Whitehead & Co.— H. W. Mixon.
Manager.
TILLERY.
Incorporated in t^.
Population, 258.
No. white polls, 80.
No. colored polls, 200.
TAX RATE— $2.00 poll.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. M. Vaude.
TAX COLLECTOR— Malvin Durant.
ATTORNEY— W. A. Dunn, Scotland Neck.
CITY PHYSICIAN— F. M. Register.
SUP.T. OF HEALTH— F. M. Register.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT— W. E. Messenger.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Malvin Durant.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— John A. Nor-
fleet, N. L. Stedman, P. F. Howell.
BOARD OF AUDIT— J. A. Norfleet. N.
L. Stedman.
POSTMASTER— Mc. D. King.
R. It. AGENT— R. H. Paddison.
EXPRESS AGENT— R. H. Paddison.
Ministers and Chnrches.
EPISCOPAL— Walter Pheips, RectOT,
Scotland Neck.
Brokers.
Randolph & Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
H. T. Tillery, (col.)
Boots and Shoes.
Randolph k Co.
N. L. Stedman.
Cotton Buyers.
Randolph & Co.
N. L. Stedman.
Cotton Gins.
Randolph k Parks.
Contractors and Builders.
N. D. Parks.
E. J. Parks.
Clol;hing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Randolph & Co.
N. L. Stedman.
Commission Merchants.
N. Fitzpatrick.
Dealers in lee.
S. Cochran.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Paddison & Co.
Doctors.
J. P. Munrop.
Drusrsrists.
J. P. Munroe.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Randolph k Co.
N. L. Stedman.
General Merchandise.
W. H. Randolph k Co.
N. L. Stedman.
Grist Mills.
Randolph k Parks.
Dealers in Harflware.
E. Clark.
Pierce-Whitehead Hardware Co.
Toe Dealers
Weldon Ice Co.
Machine 5hoT»s.
E. J. Parks.
A. B. Cook.
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HALIFAX COUNTY.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Randolph & Co.
N. L. Stedman.
Painters.
Moses Jones, (col.)
Produce Dealers.
H. T. Tillery, (col.)
Retail Grocers.
Randolph &, (Jo.
N. L. Stedman.
S. Cochran.
Saw Mills.
The North Carolina Lumber Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Mc. D. King.
D. Smith,
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— R. H. Paddison,
Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
HENDERSON TELEPHONE CO.— Mc. D.
King. Manager.
Vineyards and Wine Producers.
Garrett & Co.
Water Power Companies.
Roanoke Navigation and Water Powe/
Company.
Wholesale Grocers.
W. H. Randolph & Co.
WELDON.
Incorporated about 1837.
Population, 1,633.
TAX RATE— 33 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— .1. T. Gooch.
CLERK— J. A. Johnston.
TREASURER— W. M. Coh"n.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. L. Harris.
CHIEF OF POLICE— S M. Dickens.
ROARD OF ALDERMEN— P. N. Stain
back, J. W. Sledge, J. A. Johnston, C. E.
Bishop, W. W. Wiggins, W. M. Cohen, W.
T. Shaw.
GRADED SCHOOL— R. H. Latham, Supt.
Teachers, Mrs. Sallie L. Gooch, Miss Helen
Pope, Miss lone Cates, Miss Virginia
Suiter, Miss Lizzie B. Stokes.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— P. N.
Stainback, I. E. Green, J. L. Shepherd, D.
B. Zollicoffer, S. D. Hancock, W. E.
Daniel, George W. Fulghan, I. A. Mus-
grove.
POSTMASTER— J. 0. Burton.
R. R. AGENTS— C. E. Bishop, T. F. An-
derson.
EXPRESS AGENT— H. M. Poe.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— H. A. Humble.
PRESBYTERIAN— R. H. Orr, Pastor.
Banks and Rankers.
BANK OF WELDON— W. E. Daniel,
President; W. R. Smith, Cashier. Capital,
$20,000; Surplus and Profits. $12,542.50.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WELDON— H. S. Burgwvn, President; J.
T. Gooch, Cashier. Capital, $25,000; Sur-
plus and Profits, $8,260.
Hotels anJ Boarding; Houses.
A. C. L. Hotel.
Evans House.
Wilkins House.
Brick Manufacturers.
Weldon Brick & Land Improvement Co.,
J. T. Gooch, Manager.
Barber Shops.
R. J. Perrv.
T. S. Singleton.
R. Stancell.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. B. Pate.
Holland Branch.
Dock Shearin.
David Amp.
Boots and Shoes.
Weldon Shoe Co.
Cotton Mills.
Weldon Cotton Manufacturing Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
M. C. Pair.
Contractors and Builders.
T. L. Emery.
R. T. Daniel.
Tom House.
Doctors.
I. E. Green.
A. R. Zollicoffer.
D. B. Zollicoffer.
Dentists.
W. J. Ward.
Drueeists.
A. R. Zollicoffer.
W. M. Cohen.
Electric Companies & Officers.
P. J. Gadsden, Manager.
General Merchandise.
C. R. Emery.
W. ii. Tillery.
Henry Faber.
A. L. Stainback.
J. T. Evans.
P. N. Stainback.
H. C. Spiers.
B. Bloom.
P. A. Lewis.
H. D. Allen Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Pieree-Whitehead Hardware Co.
E. Clark.
Insurance Agencies.
P. N. Stainback.
u. E. Stainback.
W. H S. Burgwvn.
R. T. Daniel.
Job Printing Offices.
Harrcll's Printing House.
Lawyers.
W. E. Daniel.
T. C. Harrison.
E. T. Clark.
Geo. C. Green.
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Lumber Manufacturers.
Weldon Lumber Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. P. A. Lewis.
Newspapers and Editors.
ROANOKE NEWS— .1. W. Sledge, Editor.
EASTERN SENTINEL— H. R. Harrell,
Editoi.
Retail Grocers.
Weldon Grocery Co.
W. D. Smith
J. A. Alston.
W. W. Kay.
E. Clark.
R. M. Purnell.
T. L. Emery.
W ,T. Parker.
J. H. Howard & Co.
Repair Shons.
Edwards' Repair Shop.
Vineyards & Wine Producers.
Garrett & Co.
Water Companies.
Roanoke Navigation & Water F'ower Co.
Wholesale Grocers.
Weldon Grocery Co.
ROANOKE RAPIDS.
Incorporated in 1897.
Population, 1,500. (Estimated.)
Value real estate, $238,675.00.
Value personal property, $45,943.00.
No. white polls, 310.
No. colored polls, 8.
TAX RATE— One-fourth of 1 per cent.
City owns sewerage system.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Tuesday in May;
term of office, two vears.
MAYOR— J. K. Dickens.
CLERK— Wells D. Tillery.
TREASURER— Wells D. Tillery.
TAX COLLECTOR— G. C. Fitts.
CITY PHYSICIAN— S. B. Pierce.
SUPT. OE HEALTH— S. B. Pierce.
SURVEYOR— J. M. McMurray.
CHIEF OF POLICE— G. C. Fitts.
POLICEMEN— A. J. Thomason, A. Coop-
er, W. C. Allsbrook, W. H. Allsbrook, J.
R. Matthews.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. E. Wicker.
J. E. Corey, W. D. Tillery, T. M. House.
John L. Patterson.
BOARD OF AUDIT— J. E. Wicker, T. M
House, W. 1). Tillery.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Miss S. Lansr-
ston, Supt.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. B. M. Gurkin.
R. R. AGENT— J. C. Kellv.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. C. Kelly.
Cemeteries and Supts.
ROANOKE RAPIDS CEMETERY— J. M.
McMurray, Supt.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. Alfred Garrett, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. T. Stanford, Pastor.
rKESBYTERIAN— E. L. Monroe, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
Hotels anil Boarding Houses.
Roanoke Rapids Hotel — J. A. Crisp, Pro-
prietor.
Mrs. J. A. Conley.
Mrs. M. E. Daniel.
Mrs. W. R. Hart.
Mrs. B. B. Higgins.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF ROANOKE RAPIDS— W. II. S.
Burgwyn, Pres. ; S. P. Pierce, Cashier.
Capital, $4,000.
Books and Stationary.
W. D. Tillery.
J. B. Yarborough.
T. M. House.
Patterson Store Co.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Bass & Co.
C. R. Barkley.
Tillery & Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
E. M. Shell.
W. B. Council.
Contractors and Builders.
T. M House.
W. P. Vaughan.
A. L. Robertson.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Vf. D. Tillery.
T. M. House.
Patterson Store Co.
Coal and Wood.
Bars & Co.
C. R. Tyson.
W. B. Spivev. •
Cotton Mills.
ROANOKE MILLS CO.— W. S. Parker,
President; S. F. Patterson, Sec. and Treas.
ROSEMARY M'F'G CO.— S. F. Patterson,
Treasurer; J. E. Wicker, Supt.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
J. C. Simmons.
Dealers in Ice.
Roanoke Mercantile Co.
Doctors.
S. B. Pierce.
r\. C. Hoyt.
Druirarists.
Roanoke Pharmacy— F. H. Robertson,
Pharmacist.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. .T. M. Grizzard.
Miss Johnnie Daniel.
Mrs J. K. Dickens.
Dry Goods and Notions.
T. M. Moore.
Patterson Store Co.
W. D. Bars.
Tilley & Co.
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HALIFAX COUNTY.
Electric Companies & Officers.
Roanoke Navigation and Water Power Co.
General Merchandise.
Roanoke Mercantile Co.
Bars & Co.
G. C. Lawrence, Jr.
Insurance Agencies.
Sands Gayle.
J. M. McMurray.
I. XI. Moore.
Machine Shops.
Roanoke Machine Shops.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. J. M. Grizzard.
Miss Johnnie Daniel.
Mrs. J. K. Dickens.
Mu<si<^ Teachers.
Miss Lillian Coghill.
Mrs. B. A. Bowers.
Retail Grocers.
Don. C. Lawrence.
Real Estate Agents.
Sands Gayle.
Silk Mills.
The Patterson Textile Co.— John L. Pat-
terson, Supt.
Sales and Liverv Stahles.
Sterling E. Smith.
Saloons.
DISPENSARY— J. Murphy Jackson, John
E. Carey, YV. D. Tillery, Commissioners.
— E. 15 Glover, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
HENDERSON TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
— E. B. Glover, Manager.
Woolen Mills.
ROANOKE MILLS CO.— Charles F. Max
well. Superintendent
LITTLETON.
Incorporated in 1873.
Population, white, '900; colored, 475.
Tax rate, 20c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— T. J. Miles.
CLERK— T. O. Rodwell.
TREASURER— S. J. Stallings.
TAX COLLECTOR— B. E. King.
CHIEF OF POLICE— B. E. King.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— S. J. Stalling
E. Johnston, L. Vinson, T. W. Harris, E.
C. Bobbitt, C. W. Hart, W. B. Myrick.
POSTMASTER— Mc. M. Furgerson.
R. R. AGENT— A. M. Newsom.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. M. Newsom.
Ministers jtnd Churches.
METHODIST— G. B. Perry, Pastor; Pre-
siding Elder Warrenton District, G. P.
Smith.
BAPTIST— S. L. Morgan, Pastor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— J. E. Hart-
PRESBYTERIAN— Carr Moore, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Francis Joyner, Rector.
Schools and Academies.
LITTLETON FEMALE COLLEGE— J. M.
Khodes, President.
LITTLETON HIGH SCHOOL— L. W. Eag-
ley. Principal.
Hotels and Boardine: Houses.
Hon Air — F. F. Thome. Prop.
Spring Park — J. L. Shaw, Prop.
Littleton Hotel — J. W. Northington, Trop.
Panacea Springs Hotel — Miles & Wiggins.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF LITTLETON— J. H Harrison,
Pres. ; H. F. Bonney. C'h'r; capital $10,000.
Surplus and Profits, $4,000.
Dentists.
T. W. Harris.
E. A. Perry.
Doctors.
L. J. Pieot.
v .ijis Alston.
B. Kay Browning.
R. A. Patterson.
Willis Alston. Jr.
Drue-gists.
E. B. Perry.
Harrison's Drug Store.
Littleton Pharmacy.
General Merchandise.
S. J. Stallings.
E. Johnston.
H. Browning.
W. S. Bol liitt
> . G. Moore.
Mr. Nelson.
W. H. Mav.
,. H. Bohhitt.
J. J. Mvrick.
C. W. Hart.
J. W. Northington.
H. Hfirrison & Co.
J. F. Newsom & Son.
H. I>. Mavo & Bro.
W. C. Bnrwell.
Knitting. Mills.
Littleton Hosiery Mill.
Sterling Manufacturing Co.
Lawyers.
eS. G. Daniel.
I'. O. Rodwell.
Me. M. Furgerson.
Newspapers and Editors.
LITTLETON TIMES— J. W. Haithcock,
Editor
LITTLETON HERALD— W. M. Hinton,
Editor.
Teleerranh Offices and M'gers.
Western Union and Postal.
Telephone Exchanges & M'g'rs.
Henderson Co.
The Home Telephone Co., Miss Fannie
Blow, Manager.
Watches and Jewelry
H. J. Cordle.
Vineyards & Wine Producers.
G. Knotts & Son.
Wholesale Dealers.
Littleton Hay, Grain & Feed Co.
T. L. Brodie.
HALIFAX COUNTY.
315
PALMYRA.
Incorporated in 18S3.
Population, 131.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. L. Mizell.
CLERK— J. L. Taylor.
TREASURER— J. L. Taylor.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. 'L. Taylor.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— L. J. Baker, R.
E. Roberson, J. L. Taylor. C. H. Rober-
son, C. J. Phillips.
POSTMASTER— L. J. Baker.
R. R. AGENT— Geo. T. Johnson.
EXPRESS AGENT— M. R. Herring.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
E. Hyman.
General Merchandise.
Baker & Roberson.
E. R. Ausborn.
Retail Grocers.
C. H. Roberson.
J. B. Stevenson.
Saloons.
L. F. Bell.
Wm. Harrell.
HOEGOOD.
Incorporated in 1S91, amended in 1899.
Population, 157.
TAX RATE— 33 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. J. Hedgepeth.
CLERK— K. Leggett.
TREASURER— K. Leggett.
CHIEF OF POLICE— S. T. Highman.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— K Leggett, T.
H. Edmundson, S. T. Bradley.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL— J. D. Howell,
Prin. ; Miss Maggie Bradley, Assistant.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Jennett Parker.
R. R. AGENT— E. L. Brown. "
EXPRESS AGENT— E. L. Brown.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. J. Porter, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. D. Howell, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
Hobgood Academy.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
R. J. Shields Hotel.
E. M. Gordy Hotel.
Doctors.
K. Leggett.
Druertrists.
K. Leggett.
General Merchandise.
K. Leggett.
S. D. Bradlev.
R. J. Shields.
W. G. Hedgepeth.
E. W. Staton.
A. M. Edmondson.
Town Officers.
MAYOii— C. A. Williams.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. J. Mohome.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. F. Ophelia.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— M. E. Cousins,
G. S. Warren, J. H. Whitehurst.
POSTMASTER— W. T. Williams.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— S. A. Cotten, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Rev. Mr. Hoover, Rector.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
C. A. Williams.
Doctors.
G. E. Matthews.
General Merchandise.
\V. T. Williams.
B. E. Bobbitt.
C. A. Williams.
J. H. Whitehurst.
RINGWOOD.
Incorporated in 1867.
Population 98.
ENFIELD.
Population, 1,260.
Incorporated in 1860.
Debt, $1,600.
TAX RATE— 30c. on $100.
Town Officers
MAYOR— W. T. Clement.
CLERK— A. S. Harrison.
TREASURER— C. E. McGwigan.
TAX COLLECTOR— R. B. Briti.
ATTO R VF.Y— llavid Bell.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. F. Whitehead.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Geo. B. Curtis,
John A. Collins, A. S. Harrison, H. C. At-
kinson, F. L. Pippen, C. E. McGwigan,
Joe Randolph.
WHITE GRADED SCHOOL— E. S.
Sheppe, Superintendent.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. A. Collins, A.
S. Harrison, R. B. Parker, Walter Beav-
ans, M. V. Barnhill. Geo. B. Curtis.
POSTMASTER— E. C. Shearin.
R. R. AGENT— E. L. Whitehead.
EXPRESS AGENT— E. L. Whitehead.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— N. I. Gaskins, Pastor.
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH— H. B. Ander-
son, Pastor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— C. H. Whit-
aker. Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT— Rev. Mr.
Hoover, Rector.
PRESBYTERIAN— R. H. Orr, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. H. L. Merritt.
Miss O. II. Whitaker.
H. C. Mathess.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF ENFIELD— George B. Curtis,
President; Ivey Watson, Cashier. Capital,
$10,000; Undivided Profits, $15,000.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS BANK—
S. C. Bellamy, President; E. W. Simpson,
Cashier. Capital, $10,000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Vick & McDaniel.
Ed. Hepinstall.
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HALIFAX COUNTY.
Barber Shops.
Hugo Jacobi.
J. T. D. Perry.
Blacksmith Shops.
G. G. Travathan.
W. S. Sumlin.
C. C. Martin.
Contractors and Builders.
E. L. Pike.
Charles Key.
George Blacknell.
Commission Merchants.
I. T. Woorl & Co.
Cotton Gins.
Enfield Ginning & Manufacturing Co.
M. T. Wood.
Cotton and Peanut Buyers.
S. P. Holloway.
W. S. Parker.
S. G. Whitfield.
B. D. Mann.
J. E. Mathess.
I. D. Wood.
Doctors.
John A. Collins.
A. S. Harrison.
L. T. VV hi taker.
Dentists
C. Highsmith.
Drue-jrists.
W. E. Beavans.
A. S. Harrison.
Dry Goods and Notions.
I. Leon.
J. L. Barnes.
Stallings & Co.
J. A. Mathes & Son.
Dealers in Carriages-
H. C. Atkinson.
Frank Branch.
Dealers in Furniture.
S. C. Cuthrell.
Parker Bros.
General Merchandise.
0. B. Curtis <k Co.
S. Meyer.
Randolph Supply Co.
W. S. Shields.
Smith & Co.
J. C. Branch & Co.
Hardware Dealers.
C. E. McGwigan.
Knitting Mills.
ENFIELD KNITTING MILLS— T. Lee
Whitaker, President; R. E. Sherevette, Vice-
President; George T. Andrews, Secretary
and Treasurer.
Lawyers.
David Bell.
S. S. Alsop.
R. C. Dunn.
Dealers in Lumber.
John B. Dunn.
W. F. Parker.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Randolph Supply Co.
Mrs. R. C. Mil liken.
Newspapers and Editors.
ENFIELD LEDGER— S. S. Alsop, Editor.
THE PROGRESS— R. C. Dunn, H. W.
Collins, Editors.
Photographers.
J. G. Lumpkin.
L. H. Whitaker.
J. U. Barden.
Retail Grocers.
J. L. Britt.
Bryan & Co.
M. T. Wood.
J. T. Boseman.
Nelson Pender.
Sandy Lyon.
R. E. L. Gunter.
Holloway & Co.
J. A. Marshall.
Restaurants.
C. C. Avent.
Vick & McDaniel.
Real Estate Agents.
Union Land Co.
R. B. Britt.
Saloons.
J. R. Dickens.
H. L. Haswell.
Sales and Livery Stables.
H. C. Matthews.
H. C. Atkinson.
Frank Branch.
J. L. Barnes.
Tobacco Dealers.
American Tobacco Co.— H. Wilson, Buyer.
Imperial Tobacco Co.— E. W. Dickerson,
Buyer.
Boyd & Co.
H. J. Burwell.
Bobbitt & Co.
Tobacco Warehouses.
BOYD'S WAREHOUSE— Geo. V. Boyd,
Prop.
ENFIELD WAREHOUSE— W. T. Clement,
Prop.
Watches and Jewelry
Parker Bros.
Undertakers.
J. C. Branch.
Randolph Bros.
HARNETT COUNTY.
317
HARNETT COUNTY.
County Seat, Iiillington.
Formed in 1855 from Cumberland county. Named in honor of Cornelius Harnett, a
prominent patriot during the War of the Revolution.
AREA, 540 square miles.
POPULATION. 15,98S. White males, 5,482; white females, 5,448. Foreign born, 12.
Negro males, 2,37.3; negro females, 2,685. White males over 21 years, 2,439; negro
males over 21 years, 896. AVhite polls, 2,28' ; negro polls, 730.
Value real estate, $1,718,066, increase of $183,605 over 1904. "Value personal prop-
erty, $1,270,856, increase of $190,22S over 1905, including 850 horses, 2,033 mules, 4
jacks, 1,217 goats, 6,752 cattle, 20,491 hogs, 2,564 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,882 563; by negroes, $106,406.
Number schools: White, 60; colored, 28.
TAX RATE: County, 22 2-3e. on $100; on debt, 15c. Bonded debt, $29,000. Two
iron bridges and one iron R. R. bridge.
POST OFFICES: Angier, Averasboro, Barclayville, Kipling, BUIES CREEK, Bun-
level, Cambro, Chaffn, Chalklevel, Dickinson, Duke, DUNN, Fish Creek, Harrington,
Key, Leaflet, Legal, Lillington, (c. h.), Linden, Long, May, Mohawk, Noval, Paolia,
Polk, SPOUT SPRINGS, Summerville, Troyville, Turlington, Westville, Winslow,
Wythe.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. No. Miles, 800.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Atlantic Coast Line, 20.02 miles, assessed value $503,974.64
Pullman Company, 6.00 miles, assessed value 943.50
Western Union Telegraph Company, 63.02 miles, assessed value 3,278.47
Southern Express Company, 20.02 miles, assessed value 2,318.56
Cape Fear & Northern, 21.67 miles, assessed value 84,879.54
Raleigh & Cape Fear R. R., completed to Lillington, about 11.50 miles 63,S88.90
American Telegraph and Telephone Company, miles, assessed value. 1,615.00
Carolina Telegraph and Telephone Co., miles, assessed value 2,927.63
Atlantic Postal Telegraph Company, miles, assessed value 4,413.00
SUPERIOR COURT: February 5th, two weeks; May 21st; September 3rd; November
12th, two weeks, civil cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. H. Withers,
Lillington.
SHERIFF— C. F. Pope, Lillington.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— H. C. Stewart,
Lillington.
TREASURER— J. H. Williams, Linden.
SURVEYOR— A. W. Gregory, Angier.
CO. ATTORNEY— C. M. Muse, Lillington.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— L. J. Arnold, Lil-
lington.
SUPT. CO. HOME— M. R. Morgan, Lil-
lington.
CO. SUPT SCHOOLS— J. D. Ezzell, Dunn.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— C. D.
Stewart, Coats; W. H. Stephenson, Angier;
D. B. Stewart, Leaflet.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Geo. E. Prince,
Dunn; T. A. Harrington, Harrington; J. E.
Elliott, Cambro.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— H. T.
Spears, Lillington; G. K. Grantham, Dunn;
L. B. Chapin, Duke.
CONSTABLES— Averasboro Township, H.
B. Anderson. Dunn; Black River, E. H.
Gardner, Angier; Grove, J. V. Barefoot,
Troyville; Neills Creek, A. M. Long,
Long's; Upper Little River, J. R. Davis,
Leaflet.
Justices of the Peace.
ANDERSON'S CREEK TOWNSHIP— Hugh
Bain, H. D. McCormick, Nevin Ray, J. S.
Johnson, Paolia; D. P. McDonald, Spout
Springs;' D. P. Ray.
AVERASBORO— H. C. McNeill, H. V.
Moulton, Julius M. Lee, A. M. Woodall, J.
E. Phillips, J. N. Creel, O. P. Shell, Dunn.
BARBECUE— Arch A. Clark, A. D. Wad-
dell, John Dorroch, Swanns Station.
BLACK RIVER— D. D. Johnson, A. W.
Gregory, J. A. Hockaday, S. H. Stephenson,
S. G. Collins, T. A. Smith, Angier.
BUCKHORN— L. S. Mann, J. A. Cham-
pion, W. R. Johnson, Chalk Level.
GROVE— J. A. Stewart, C. L. Bailey, O.
D. Stewart, Troyville; L. L. Turlington, W.
A. Johnson, Turlington.
HECTOR CREEK— J. A. Smith, C. B.
Watson, A. A. Johnson, Bradleys Store.
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HARNETT COUNTY.
JOHNSONVILLE— R. B. CAMERON, Cam-
eron.
LILLINGTON— J. E. Ligon, Lillington; J.
E. Bryan, Lillington; W. F. Marsh, J. A.
B. F. Shaw, S. VV. Withers, Lilling-
ton.
I L*S CREEK— W. P. Byrd, R. B.
■ i' i r. I. T. Johnson, A. N. Sexton, C.
H. Biggs, W. J. Lon, Floyd Taylor, Buies
Creek.
STEWARTS CREEK— Duncan Darroch,
Paolia; Junius S. Williams, Linden.
>ER LITTLE RIVER— T. A. Harring-
ton, Harrington; S. P. McKay, J. L. A.
Brown, Fish Creek; N. A. S. McLean,
Legal; C. R. Bethea, Summerville; Hugh
McLean, Leaflet; J. P. O'Quinn, Leaflet.
Ministers not in Towns.
PKFSiATEIUAN— .T. S. Black. Linden.
BAPTIST— J. A. Campbell, Buies Creek;
G. A. Bain, Buies Creek.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— J. W. Lueas,
Avcrasboro; Julius M. Lee, Dunn; John A.
Hodges, Benson; J. F. Owens, Dunn; J. A.
Golf, Benson.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— J. E. Adams. An-
gier; W. G. Turner, Turlington? B. Wood,
Turlington.
Public School Teachers.
J. H. Chapman, Duke.
Miss Norma Black, Duke.
Miss Sallie Ratclitf'e, Duke.
Miss »-arr.e Herndon, Duke.
- -.1 Parrish, Duke.
J. D. Champion, Chalklevel.
Miss Alice Hagwood, Chalklevel.
J. C. Utley, Holly Springs.
Miss Myrtie Stephenson, Holly Springs.
Essie Burt Holly Springs.
Novella Williams, Dunn.
Seth Coats, Dunn.
B. F. Miller, Dunn.
Burt Barefoot, Dunn.
John Coats, Dunn.
J. R. Turlington, Dunn.
W. H. Parrish, Coats.
W. E. Wilson, Benson.
C. M. Collier, Buies Creek.
Claud D. Stewart, Benson.
Miss Addie Bryant, Duke.
Perry Morgan, Duke.
i^. C. Wilder, Buies Creek.
Spencer Currie, Thornwall
Miss Flora McCormick, Paolia.
Miss Jane McCormick, Paolia.
Miss Flossie Graham, Cambro.
John A. McLean, Leaflet.
Harvy -.ephenson, Angier.
B. F. McLeod, Buies Creek.
C. S. Adams, Angier.
Miss Margaret Spears, Lillington.
Vasser Matthews, Kipling.
F. H. Taylor, Chalybeate Springs.
Miss gillie Barnes, Buies Creek.
Miss Nannie Uuey, Fuquay Springs.
Miss Mamie fage, Willow Springs.
Miss Me. McCormick, Lillington.
Miss Martiia Nixon, Lillington.
Miss Alice Taylor, Buies Creek.
Miss Maggie Collier, Buies Creek.
Miss Nellie Elliot, Linden.
Miss Mattie E. Sessoms, Duke.
Miss Touie Collier, Buies Creek.
Myrtle Leslie, Swann Station.
Miss May Withers, Lillington.
W. H. Mason, Lillington.
W .G. McLeod, Harrington.
D. B. Stewart, Leaflet.
Miss Daizy Black, Lillington.
Miss Jarrie Thomas, Leaflet.
~. J. Wormack, Legal.
Miss Mollie Davis, Legal,
tors. Mattie Hiersh, Kipling.
J. A. Campbell, Buies Creek.
Miss Iola Upehurch, Buies Creek.
Schools and Academies.
HECTOR CREEK ACADEMY— H. T.
Smith, Principal, Bradleys Store.
LILLINGTON ACADEMY— Mrs. T. Anna
Harrison, Principal.
Physicians not in Towns.
A. M. McKay, Summerville.
J. F. McKay, Dickinson.
W. M. McNeill, Dickinson.
Cotton Mills.
ERWIN COTTON MILLS— No. 2.— Duke
C-tton Gins.
H. V. Moulton, Averasboro.
Rufus Parrish, Turlington.
Mason Bros., Leaflet.
E. S. Smith, Leaflet.
J. A. McKav, Dickinson.
R. T. Spence, Chalk Level.
Johnson & Upehurch, Buies Creek.
N. McLeod & Sons, Harrington.
N. A. Smith, Kipling.
Will Bradley, Chalybeate Springs.
G. D. Spencer, Chalybeate Springs.
J. A. Weathers, Polk.
W. A. Avent, Chalk Level.
L. D. Matthews, Kipling.
John McArton, Linden.
D. A. Stewart, Legal.
McNeill & Co., Harrington.
B. Buchanan, Mohawk.
Lillington Ginnery, Lillington.
Merchants not in Towns.
N. A. Smith, Bradleys Store.
A. A. Johnson, Bradleys Store.
A. L. Baucom, Mav.
W. R. Johnson, Chalk Level.
B. Y. Stevens k Co., Chalk LereL
R. T. Spence, Chalk Level.
M. J. Senter, Bradleys Store.
J. R. Wilder, Winslow.
G. D. Spence, Bradleys Store.
A. G. Blanchard, Bradieys Store.
Long Bros. , Long.
J. R. Harmon, Buies Creek.
James Matthews, Buies Creek.
J. C. Upehurch, Lillington.
Ragland Bros., Broadway.
Charles Rich, Lillington.
Miller Allen, Bunnlevel.
W. H. Sikes, Spout Springs.
D. Godfrey, Spout Springs.
J. T. McKay, Buies Creek.
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J. D. Barnes, Dunn.
Thomas McLamb, Dunn.
D. A. Stewart, Legal.
S. A. Salmon, Lillington.
Hockaclay & Marsh, Lillington.
Frank Johnson, Lillington.
Jacob West, Westville.
B. F. MeLeod, Harrington.
George Fuquay, Norval.
Byrd & Allen, Bunns Level.
E. S. Smith. Leaflet.
Grist Mills.
J. A. Green, Lillington.
L. D. Matthews, Bradleys Store.
Win. Johnson, Buies Creek.
T. B. Burt, Chalk Level.
S. A. Salmon, Lillington.
G. D. Spence, Bradleys Store.
George Fuquay, Norval.
E. S. Smith, Leaflet.
Z. Rich, Lillington.
D. A. Stewart, Legal.
Enoch Johnson, Spout Springs.
O. P. Shell, Averasboro.
Devereux Turlington, Turlington.
W. W. Allen, Bunnlevel.
O. P. Shell, Key.
Naval Store Dealers.
J. C. & B. F. Williams, Angier.
Turpentine Stills.
J. C. & B. F. Williams, Angier.
Britton & Johnson, Paolia.
LILLINGTON.
Population, 350.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. E. Caviness.
CLERK— Allen Shaw.
CHIEF OF POLICE— G. J. Maynor.
POSTMASTER— E. A. Atkins.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— A. P. McPher-
son, U. H. Parker, A. F. Johnson, J. E.
Bryan, J. A. Green.
R. R. AGENT— Paul McKay.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— L. B. Pattishall, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. A. Campbell, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Rogers Hotel.
Hockaday House.
Caviness Hotel.
F. P. Johnson.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF CAPE FEAR— R. M. Nelson,
President; A. C. Holloway, Cashier. Capi-
tal, $5,000.
BANK OF LILLINGTON— N. A. Smith,
President; H. T. Spears, Cashier. Capi-
tal Stock, $7,500.
NATIONAL BANK OF LILLINGTON— D.
E. Mclver, President; A. C. Holloway,
Cashier. Capital, $25,000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
C. N. Betts.
Blacksmith Shops.
E. J. Gupton.
Clinton McNeill.
George Raglan.
Barbers.
Anson Bailey.
Contractors and Builders.
J. D. Johnson.
Johnson & Shaw.
Dentists.
C. P. Norris.
Doctors.
J. H. Withers.
J. E. Caviness.
L. J. Arnold.
Drniysrists.
John A i: g rs & Co.
J. M. Stewart.
General Merchandise.
A. 11. Johnson.
A. P. McPherson.
Harnett Supply Co.
Brvan & Parker.
C. N. Betts.
Ice Dealers.
J. A. Rogers.
C. N. Betts.
Lawyers.
O. J. Spears.
C. M. Muse.
D. H. McLean.
Naval Stores.
Lillington Naval Stores Co. (Manufac-
tures spirits turpentine from lightwood.)
Nurserymen.
W. B. Waddell.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE HARNETT COUNTY NEWS— C.
Muse, Editor.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Lillington Sash & Blind M'f'g Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Solmon Livestock Co.
E. J. Gupton.
Shingle Dealers.
A. M. Joanson.
M.
DUNN.
Incorporated in 1887.
Population, 3,500.
Value real estate, $200,000.
Value personal property, $250,000.
No. white polls, 300.
No. colored polls, 50.
Tax Rate: City purposes, 61c. on $100.
Town Officers
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, one year.
MAYOR— E. Lee.
CLERK— J. A. took.
TREASURER— R. G. Taylor.
TAX COLLECTOR— H. B. Anderson.
ATTORNEYS— Godwin & Davis.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— C. H. Highsmith.
CHIEF OF POLICE— H. B. Anderson.
POLICEMAN— B. B. Bass.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. A. Taylor,
G. F. Pope, W. H. Newberry, Noah Lee. I
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CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Jona Reaves,
T. A. Parker.
POSTMASTER— A. R. Wilson.
R. li. AGENTS— J. W. Whitehead, A. C.
L.: E. Penny, C. F. & N. Li. R.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. W. Whitehead.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. A. Lee, Pastor.
LTST — J. J. Douglass, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— E. W. Sanders, Pastor.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— Alfred Blalock.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— Bernice Wood.
Pastor.
DISCIPLES— J. C. McReynolds, Pastor.
Cemeteries and Supts.
J. A. Taylor.
Schools and Academies.
PRIVATE SCHOOL— Miss Carrie Felton,
Principal.
DUNN HIGH SCHOOL— Miss Jessie Smith,
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Devine.
Ppntra! Hotel.
Mrs. Langley.
Mrs. Bell.
Mrs. *~— ay.
Agricultural Implements.
£. Lee.
Barnes & Holliday.
Wade Hardware Co.
Architects.
W. J. Jacobs.
Dunn Lumber Co.
Auctioneers.
G. L. Canaday.
T. R. Parker.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUNN—
President, D. S. Bovkin; Vice-President.
J. J. Wade; Cashier, T. C. Young. Capital
Stock, $25,000; Surplus and Profits, $1,000.
Barber Shops.
M. H. Privett.
J. W. Langley.
Guy & Surles.
Bicycle Dealers.
M. F. Gainey.
Brokers.
H. G. Sutton.
J. W. Gooch.
O. P. Shell.
Purdee, Hooks Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
R. M. Pearsall.
Musco Butler.
J. J. Wilson.
Blacksmith Shops.
M. L. Jackson.
Simeon Williams.
John Williams.
Johnson & Bro.
W. 0. Metz. (Tinner.)
Books and Stationery.
Hood & Grantham.
C. L. Wilson.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
John Sanders.
D. M. McLean (col.)
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
David Bros
Canned Goods.
G. I. Smith, Buies Creek.
Contractors and Builders.
Dunn Lumber Co.
W. J. Jacobs.
Cary Lumber Co.
William Turner.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Duke & Aldridge.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Partrick Draughon Co.
Ellis, Goldstein & Co.
B. Fleishman & Bros.
R. G. Taylor.
J. J. Wade.
W. S. Jackson.
J. D. Barnes.
P. T. Massengill.
Tompson Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
Hood & Grantham.
S. G. Marks & Co.
C. L. Wilson.
S. Cooper.
J. C Bell.
E. L. Parker.
Crockery and Glassware.
Barnes & Holliday.
E. Lee.
Wade Hardware Co.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
E. F. Young.
J. D. Barnes.
S. J. Hooks.
R. G. Taylor.
J. L. Thompson.
Mr. Kesler, for Johnson, of Raleigh.
J. J. Wade.
P. T. Massengill.
Dealers in Carriages.
F. H. McNeill.
A. R. Wilson.
Lane Bros.
Dunn Bugery Co.
Dealers in Ice.
O. P. Shell.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
J. D. Barries.
Thompson & Dupree.
S. Cooper.
Thomas MeLamb.
Pope & Warren.
George E. Prince.
Dealers in Tobacco.
J. E. Boyd.
R. W. Watson.
J. B. Booth.
R. B. Morgan.
G. L. Canady.
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Doctors.
W. L. Hudson.
M. W. Harper.
O. L. Denning.
C. H. Sexton.
Charles Highsmith.
Dr. Hicks.
Dentists.
J. C. Goodwin.
0. L. Wilson.
Druireists.
Hood & Grantham.
C. L. Wilson.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Howard Allen.
Miss Emma Guy.
Mrs. W. B. Harrell.
Mrs. Mamie J. Pittman.
Mrs. Phillips.
Dry Goods and Notions.
R. G. Taylor.
J. D. Barnes.
Ellis, Goldstein & Co.
J. J Wade.
George E. Prince.
P. T. Massengill.
Partrick, Draughon Co.
W. S. Jackson.
Baucom & Co.
Foundries and Iron Works.
John A. McKay M'f'g Co.
Fruit Dealers.
Phillips & Co.
Hood & Grantham.
C. L. Wilson.
S. Cooper.
J. C. Bell.
Pope & Warren.
Furniture Manufacturers.
DUNN SAFE & TABLE CO.
THE OKKGON CHAIR FACTORY.
^EWBERRY BROS. & CROWELL.
Furniture Dealers.
Vick Bros.
Wade Hardware.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
George E. Prince.
R. G. Taylor.
J. D. Barnes.
Thompson & Dupree.
S. Cooper.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Alderman & Naylor.
Fisli Markets.
R. M. Pearsall.
M. R. Butler.
L. P. Jernigan.
General Merchandise.
J. W. Jordan, jeweler.
W. J. Jones.
Ellis, Goldstein & Co.
P. G. A. Tark & Son.
Baucom & Co.
B. Flushman & Bro.
J. D. Barnes.
R. G. Taylor.
W. F. Pearson.
Marks & Co.
J. J. Wade.
Mrs. J. H. Pope.
George E. Prince.
Partrick. Draughon & Co.
J. G. Leyton.
Thompson & Dupree.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Barnes & Hollidav.
John A. McKay M'f'g Co.
C. Lee Hardware Co.
Wade Hardware.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
G. L. Cannady.
E. Lee.
Job Printing Offices.
Guide Printing Office.
Insurance Agencies.
J. W. Gooeh.
J. H. A. Edwards.
B. L. Culbreth.
J. A. Taylor.
Lawyers.
E. S. Smith.
H. L. Godwin.
W. A. Stewart.
D. H. McLean.
J. C. Clifford.
Godwin & Kellum.
L. B. Chapin, Duke.
C. K. Rosser, Broadway.
Godwin & Davis.
Curtis Muse, Lillington.
W. Kellum.
Leather Dealers.
G. L. Cannady.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Dunn Lumber Co.
G. Pope & Co.
Cary Lumber Co.
K. L. Howard.
Machine Shops.
John A. McKay Manufacturing Co.
Masons and Builders.
Dunn Lumber Co.
Music Teachers.
Miss Turner, Buies Creek.
Mrs. T. L. H. Young.
Miss Laura Pope.
Miss Robinson.
Machinery Dealers.
Barnes & Hollidav.
E. Lee.
The John A. McKay M'f'g Co.
Wade Hardware.
Medicine Manufacturers.
W. F. Ulter.
Dr. Hoyle.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. J H. Pope.
Baucom & Co.
Miss Florence Hoeder.
B. Fleshman Brothers.
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Musical Instruments.
M. F. Gainey.
B. F. Smith. '
Naval Store Dealers.
J. D. Barnes.
Newspapers and Editors.
IWI'l. \UKKK GUIDE— J. I'. Pitt-
man, Editor.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co.
National Oil Co.
Painters.
J. H. Johnson.
Pat. Lloyd.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Barnes & Holliday.
Wade Hardware Co.
E. Lee Hardware House.
Plumbers.
J. H. Johnson.
M. L. Jackson.
M. H. Privett.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Dunn Lumber Co.
Produce Dealers.
Thompson & Dupree.
J. D. Barnes.
Real Estate Agents.
G. K. Grantham.
H. L. Godwin.
E. Lee.
Shingle Dealers.
J. D. Barnes.
Shingle Manufacturers.
Dunn Lumber Co.
Sporting Goods.
Barnes & Holliday.
E. Lee Hardware House.
Stoves and Tinware.
Barnes & Holliday.
Wade Hardware Co.
E. Lee.
W. 0. Metes.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. W. Lane.
T. L. Gerald.
J. H. Ballance.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— C. L. Wilson, Man-
ager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Dunn Telephone Co.
Turpentine Stills.
J. D. Barnes.
Wholesale Grocers.
Purdie-Hooks Co.
Harnett Grocery Co.
Watches and Jewelry
J. W. Jordan.
Wood- Working Shops.
Dunn Lumber Co.
Carv Lumber Co.
J. T. Wallace.
ANGIER.
Incorporated in 1901.
Population, 350.
Value of real estate, $60,000.
No. white polls, 40.
No. colored polls, 11.
Tax rate, city purposes, 1-5 of 1 per
cent; 60c. poll.
Town Officers.
Election is held tirst Monday in May;
teim of office, 1 vcar.
MAYOR— L. H. McGee.
CLERK— J. A. Hockadav.
TREASURER— J. A. Hockaday.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— John Ellington,
C. S. Adams, J. U. Williams.
MARSHA-— G. S. Day.
POSTMASTER— B. F. Williams.
R. R. AGENT— L. V. Denning.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. M. Holloman, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— J. E. Adams,
Hustor
METHODIST— W. A. Forbes, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
ANGIER GRADED SCHOOL— C. S.
Adams, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
.Williams Hotel— J. C. William*, Prop.
J. P. Dixon.
M. W. Denning.
Barber Shops.
J. A. Reaves.
Cotton Buyers.
J. C. k B. F. Williams.
Gregory Bros.
J. A. Williams & Bro.
Contractors and Builders.
M. C. Smith.
General Merchandise.
J. C. & B. F. Williams.
J. A. Williams & Bro.
Gregory Bros.
Miss Effie Bond.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. A. Williams & Bro.
Cary Lumber Co.
Painters.
Samuel Wilson.
M. C. Smith.
Renair Shoos.
J. L. Johnson & Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
M. W. Denning.
J. C. Williams.
BUIES CREEK.
Population, 400.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. R. Baggett.
TOWN COMMISSIONEivS— J. D. Upchurch,
J. F. Gregory, E. M. Lassiter, J. F. Mc-
Leod.
HARNETT— HAYWOOD.
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Schools and Academies.
BUIE'S CREEK ACADEMY AND BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE— J. A. Campbell, Prin-
cipal, Buies Creek.
General Merchandise.
James Matthews.
R. J. Buffaloe.
Wra. Johnson.
Ed. Campbell.
DUKE.
Population, 1,500.
Village not incorporated. Governed un-
der special acts of General Assembly, Laws
of 1903-1905.
POSTMASTER— F. M. McKay.
R. R. AGENT— F. M. McKav.
EXPRESS AGENT— F. M. McKay.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE— H. V. Moul-
ton, C. J. Smith, C. B. Avery.
Schools and Academies.
DUKE GRADED SCHOOL— J. H. Campen,
Principal; Miss Norma Black, Miss Sallie
Radcliff, Miss Carrie Hearndon. Assistants.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. M. Daniel, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Rev. Mr. Hanff, Rector.
BAPTIST— J. u, Campbell, Pastor, Buies
Creek.
HOLINESS— C. B. Avery, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Richards House, Henry Richards, Prop.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF HARNETT— B. N. Duke, Pres. ;
E. P. Davis, Cashier. Capital, $10,000.
Barber Shops.
J. F. McLeod.
Cotton Mills.
ERWIN COTTON MILLS CO.— B. N. Duke,
Pres. ; W. A. Erwin, Secretary and Trea;-
urer;W. J. Thompson, Supt; T. H. Webb,
General Manager. (35,000 spindles, 1,024
looms, 700 operatives. Weekly pay-roll, $3,-
000. Daily capacity, 60 bales of cotton.)
Cotton Brokers.
E. P. Davis.
Contractors and Builders.
J. A. Williams.
D. J. McLeod.
Doctors.
W. P. Holt.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Abernathy.
Mrs. Barden.
Mrs. Ham.
Dealers in Ice.
S. N. Betts.
General Merchandise
Cole-Johnson Co.
Grantham & Wall.
E. M. Fowler & Bro.
Lawyers.
L. B. Chapin.
Painters.
Thomas Hogan.
Produce Dealers.
Cole-Johnson Co.
Grantham & Wall.
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
County Seat, Waynesville.
Formed in 1808 from Buncombe rx)unty. Named in honor of John Haywood, Treas-
urer of North Carolina from 1787 to 1827.
Area, 740 square miles.
POPULATION: 16,222. White males, 7,868; white females, 7,721. Foreign born,
ti. Negro males, 299; negro females, 314. White males over 21 years, 3,283; negro
males over 21 years, 134. White polls, 2,307; negro polls, 60.
Value of real estate, $2,117,119, increase of $59,133 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $929,056, decrease of $51,448 from 1904, including 2,288 horses, 1,074 mules, 12
jacks and jennets, 65 goats, 13,058 cattle, 10,102 hogs, 7,020 sheeps.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,360,119; by negroes, $9,456.
No. Schools: White, 52; Colored, 2.
TAX RATE: County, 20c. on $100; Road, 12c. Macadam roads, 12y2 miles. Iron
Bridges, 10.
POST OFFICES: Birdeye, CANTON, Cataloochee, Cecil, CLYDE, Cove Creek, Crab-
tree, Cruso, DELLWOOD, Dutch Cove, Fannie, Ferguson, Fines Creek, Forks of
Pigeon, Garden Creek, Ironduff, Jonathan, Lavina, Livingston, Mount Sterlin, Palm,
Pant, Peru, Plott, Retreat, Sonoma, Split Mountain, Springdale, Teague, Tuscola,
Vinco. WAYNESVILLE, (c. h.), Western.
PUBLIC ROADS: T. B. Medford, Waynesville, Supt. Worked by Old State Law
and taxation, 33 l-3c. on $100 and $1.00 poll. Convicts used. Crushed stone, 12 miles.
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HAYWOOD COUNTY.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Southern Railway, 21.57 miles, assessed value $533,237.26
Western Union Telegraph Company, 21.00 miles assessed value 614.40
Southern Express Compary, 21.57 miles, assessed value 2,498.05
SUPERIOR COURT: January 29th, three weeks; July 9th, two weeks; September
24th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— N. P. Walker,
Waynesville.
SHERIFF— D. R. Noland, Waynesville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. R. Boyd.
Waynesville.
TREASURER— Hugh A. Love, Waynes-
ville.
CORONER— R. L. Allen, Waynesville.
SURVEYOR— A. J. Garner. Wavnesville.
CO. ATTORNEY— H. R. Ferguson, Way-
nesville.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. F. Abel,
Waynesvile.
SUPT. CO. HOME— James Moody, Plott.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— R. A. Sentell,
Wavnesville.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. E. Wilson,
Sonoma, (chm.); J. F. Shelton, Bellwood;
J. K. Boone, Waynesville.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— M. M. Noland,
Fines Creek; E. H. Honell, Jonathan; F.
C. Haynes, Clyde.
CO. BOARD 'OF ELECTIONS— P. E. Os-
borne, Waynesville; J. C. Weeks, Way-
nesville; W. H. Hargrove, Sonoma.
Justices of the Peace.
PIGEON TOWNSHIP— H. H. Garner,
David Vance, Sonoma.
BEAVERDAM— W. F. Cook, Asbury L.
Smathers, J. M. Robinson, Canton.
WHITE OAK— C. M. Teague, R. W.
Green.
IVY HILL— W. L. Justice, A. V. Setzer,
Dellwood.
FINES CREEK— W. S. Green, Allen Mes-
ser, Fines Creek.
JONATHAN CREEK— H. L. Kingroners,
A. E. Allison, Jonathan.
WAYNESVILLE— S. J. Shelton, W. H.
Leatherwood, G. W. Liner, J. B. Hoyle,
Wavnesville.
IRON DUFF— W. H. Noland, R. C.
Chambers, James Bradshaw, Iron Duff.
EAST FORK— T. R. Pless, T. N. Massey,
Cruso.
CRABTREE— Allen Noland, Ferguson; J.
B. Best, Peru; W. M. Francis, Crabtree.
CATALOOCHEE— W. M. Sutton, Catta-
loochee.
CECIL— J. P. Inman, W. H. Green, Lavi-
nia; R. L. Ray, Lavina.
CLYDE— C. L. Smathers, L. S. Stamey,
.Clyde.
CONSTABLES— Waynesville, G. L. Allen,
Waynesville; Iron Duff, E. B. Medford,
Iron Duff; East Fork, J. T. Presley, Cruso;
Crabtree, N. J. Woody, Crabtree; Catta-
loochee, A. J. Leatherwood, Cattaloochee;
Cecil, W. M. Disk, Lavinia; Clyde, L. T.
Medford, Clyde; Pigeon, Robert Mease,
Sonoma; Beaver Dam, R. F. Smathers,
Canton; White Oak, J. R. McElroy,
Teague; Ivy Hill, M. L. Pastor, Dellwood;
Fines Creek, W. B. Murray, Fines Creek;
Jonathan Creek, E. P. Cagle, Jonathan.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— C. C. Headman, Jonathan;
J. A. Farrington, Crabtree.
BAPTIST— R. A. Sentell, Sonoma; Doug-
las Davis, Cove Creek; M. R. N. Caldwell,
Clyde; J. J. Fisher, Fines Creek; T. F.
Arrington, Clyde; J. M. Haynes, Clyde; J.
B. Linner, Waynesville; I. Norris, Cru-
so; William Hall, Cattaloochee; F. M. Mes-
ser, Fines Creek; William Long, Cove
Creek.
Public School Teachers.
Allison, Jarvis, Waynesville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Bramlet, A. L., Waynesville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Oook, Arthur, Canton.
Chambers, R. C, Waynesville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Campbell, V. A., Plott.
Davis, Jarvis, Clyde.
Deaver, T. H., Sonoma.
Fincher, A. J., Hurricane.
Ferguson, J C, Fines Creek.
Haynes, C. A., Clyde, R. F. D., No. 1.
Henderson, J. E-. Canton.
Hyatt, Ernest, Waynesvilk.
Hoke, R. L., Canton.
Harris, J. A., Clyde, R. F. D. No. 1.
Jarrett, M. Y., Palm.
Justice, F. A., Clyde, R. F. D., No. 1.
Kirkpatrick, J. H., Clyde, R. F. D. No. 1.
Kirkpatrick. C. F., R. F. D. No. 1.
Leatherwood, J. R., Crabtree.
Morrow, J. P., Cove Creek.
McCracken, W. L., Clvde, R. F. D. No. 1.
McCracken, M. T., Clyde, R. F. D. No. 1.
Messer, Forest, Clyde, R. F. D. No. 1.
Mease. R. R., Canton
Medford, Manson, Waynesville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Medford, W. C, Wavnesville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Medford, J. L., Waynesville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Queen, John, Waynesville, R. F. D. No. 2.
Robinson, W. T., Clyde.
Stamy, Erastus, Clyde.
Smathers, Jesse R., Canton.
Garner, A. J., Sonoma.
Guver, S. J., Sonoma.
Howell, J. C, Cove Creek.
Boyd, Miss Lizzie, Clyde.
Cathey, Miss Neta, Clyde.
Cathey, Miss Vessie, Clyde.
Crawford, Miss Grace, Sonoma.
Edwards, Miss Nora, Sonoma.
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Fincher, Miss Leoma, Pant.
Francis, Miss Etta, Waynesville.
Glenn, Miss Mary, Clyde.
Glenn, Miss Annie, Clyde.
Glenn, Miss Salie, Clyde.
Haynes, Miss Clara, Clyde, R. F. D. No. 1.
Hoke, Mrs. R. L., Canton.
Harden, Miss Nora, Sonoma.
James, Miss Clemma, Clyde, R. F. D.
No. 1.
James. Miss Estella, Clyde, R. F. D. No. 1.
Jarre't, Miss Minne, Palm.
Kirkpatrick, Miss Maggie, Clyde, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Kirkpatrick, Miss French, Clyde, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Kirkpatrick, Miss Hattie, Clyde, R. F. D.
No. 1.
McCracken, Miss Belle, Clyde, R. F. D.
No. 1.
McCracken, Miss Ida, Clyde. R. F. D.
No. 1.
McCracken, Miss Florence, Clyde, R. F. D.
No. 1.
McCracken, Miss Mattie, Clyde, R. F. D.
No. 1.
McCracken, Miss Gertrude, Clyde, R. F.
D. No. 1.
McCracken, Miss Lizzie, Fines Creek.
MeElroy, Miss Maggie, Waynesville.
McElroy, Miss Allie, Waynesville.
Moore, Miss Minnie, Sonoma.
Matney, Miss Lula, Clyde.
Matney, Miss Flora, Clyde.
Newton, Miss Flora, Waynesville.
Osborne, Miss Maggie, Waynesville.
Queen, Miss Lizzie, Waynesville.
Smathers, Miss Sarepta, Canton.
Shelton, Miss Annie, Waynesville.
Shelton, Miss Pearl, Waynesville.
Shelton, Miss Cora, Waynesville, R. F.
D.. No. 2.
Ward, Miss Cora, Tuscola,
Physicians not in Towns.
W. R. Ferguson, Ferguson.
J. E. Wilson, Forks of Pigeon.
R. L. Walker, Crabtree.
F. M. Davis, Iron Duff.
Thomas Fisher, Crabtree.
Merchants not in Towns.
W. W. Pless, East Fork.
T. N. Massey. East Fork.
J. L. Burchfield, Sonoma.
W. S. Terrell, Sonoma.
J. D. Ferguson, Ironduff.
T. N. Park. Ironduff.
J. L. Walker, Crabtree.
W. R. Fcrernson, Ferguson.
R. L. Noland, Palm.
U. H. Ferguson, Ferris Creek.
Z. V. i-erguson, Split Mountain.
B. O. Blaiock Jonathan.
W. A. Palmer, Cattaloochee.
R. C. Long, Tuscola.
"WAYNESVILLE.
Founded in 1808.
Incorporated in 1876.
Population, 1,600.
Value real estate, $308,440.
Tax Rate— City, 22c on $100; schools, 25c;
bonded debt, 53c.
City owns lights and water works.
Election held first Tuesday in May bi-
annually.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— H. R. Ferguson.
CLERK— Bon Atkins.
TREASURER— L. T. Holms.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. H. Abel.
Su.r. OK HEALTH— J. W. Bynum.
LAND AGENT AND CIVIL ENGINEER—
W. W. Stringfleld.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. H. Abel.
HOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. W. Miller,
J. N. White, P. W. Davis, M. J. Owenby,
C. G. Logan.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS— W. C. Allen, Supt.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— T. L. Green, J.
K. Boone, B. F. Smathers, W. W. String-
tit- Id; J. F. Abel W. J. Haynes, R. D.
Gilmer, C. S. White, J. P. Swift, J. H.
Wav.
POSTMASTER— J. E. Crymes.
It. R. AGENT— J. P. Knox.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. P. Knox.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— Ira Erwin, Pastor.
Presiding Elder, C. F- Sherrill.
EPISOOPAl^-Rev. Mr. Stone, Rector.
BAPTIST— B. W. N. Simms, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— C. A. Campbell, Pas-
tor.
Banks and Bankers.
RANK OF WAY^E>nVILLE— Alden How-
ell, President; R. E. Osborne, Cashier;
Capital, $50,000; surplus and profits, $14,
542.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WAYNES-
VILLE—G. W. Maslin, Pres. ; Wm. T. Blay-
lock, Cashier. Capital, $25,000; Surplus
and Profits, $4,000.
Schools and Academies.
HAYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL.
Hotels and Boardine Houses.
Haywood White Sulphur Springs.
Hotel Kenmore.
National Hotel.
Eagles Nest Hotel.
Bellevue Hotel.
Bon Air.
Willis Hotel.
Bonnie Castle.
Cemeteries and Supt*.
F. W. Miller, Supt.
Agricultural Implements.
C. S. White.
D A. Howell.
Waynesville Hardware Co.
Rhinehart & Turbyflll.
Architects.
S. H. Keller.
S. C. Liner.
Barber Shops.
W. C. Campbell.
Bicycle Dealers.
C. G. Logan.
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HAYWOOD COUNTY.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
R. Q. McCracken.
J. C. Welch.
E. S. Harrold.
R. V. Freeman.
Blacksmith Shops.
W. P. Farmer.
Wiley Ray.
Wm. Swayngim.
Richland VYagon Factory.
Books and Stationery.
H. C. Undsley.
J. B. Henry.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
John Fulbright.
Brick MfVs and Dealers.
Ferguson & Russell.
Cahinet-Makers.
Waynesville Wood Manufacturing Co.
Contractors and Bnilders.
Liner & Rhinehart.
— . — . McLain.
Walter Davis.
Mack Newton.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
C. G. Logan.
Ray & Coble.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings
W. T. Mitchell.
McCracken Co.
Coal and Wood.
R. H. Dykers.
Hyatt & Rhinehart.
Confectionery Dealers.
J. B. Henry.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
J. G. Reeves.
Dealers in Ice.
R- H. Djkers.
Waynesville Cold Storage Co.
Dentists.
B. F. Sm.ithers.
C. H. McDowell.
J. H. Smathers.
Doctors.
R. L. Allen.
J. U. Way.
Thos. Stringfield.
J. F. Able.
H. L. McFadyen.
J. R. McCracken.
Druereists.
Waynesville Pharmacy.
Armfield Pharmacy.
Mcintosh & Co.
Dress-Makers.
Misses Siler.
Mrs. Tomlinson.
Electric Companies & Officers.
F. W Miller, Supt.
Fish Markets.
City Market.
E. H. Harrold.
Lee G Davis.
Florists.
G. D. Green.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
J. G. Reeves.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Waynesville Milling Co.
Fruit Dealers.
R. Q. McCracken.
J. C. Welch.
J. K. Boone.
W. M. Campbell.
C. E. Ray.
John Farrior.
Mrs. George E. Bogg's Farm.
J. E. Hall.
Furniture Manufacturers.
Waynesville Wood M'f'g. Co.
Waynesville Furniture Co.
American Hardwood Co.
Furniture Dealers.
C. H. Ray.
Ray & Coble.
Grist Mills.
Nelson Howell.
J. C. Welch.
General Merchandise.
W. T. Lee.
Lee Davis.
S. J. Schulhofer.
J. M. Davis & Co.
C. H. Ray.
D. A. Howell.
Ray & Coble.
R. L. Davis.
Hair-Dressers.
W. C. Campbell.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Waynesville Hardware Co.
Rhinehart & Turbyfill.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
C. \V. Miller.
Hides and Felts.
Junaluska Leather Co.
C. W. M]ller.
W. A. Herren.
Job Printing Offices.
Courier office.
Lawyers.
■I. W. Ferguson.
\V. B. & H. R. Ferguson.
Crawford & Hannah.
Smathers & Morgan.
W. L. Norwood & Son.
S. C. Welch.
B. H. Kirkpatrick.
Leather Dealers.
Junaluska Leather Co.
C. W. Miller.
W. A. Herren.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Waynesville Wood M'f'g. Co.
W.'H. Cole.
J. K. Boone.
Quinlan, Monroe & Co.
W. D. Martin.
Machinery Dealers.
D. A. Howell.
Masons and Builders.
Liner & Rhinehart.
Walter Davis.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Tomlinson.
Misses Siler.
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Mineral Waier Bottlers.
Haywood White Sulphur Springs
Milling Companies.
National Abrasive Manufacturing Co.
Haywood Mining & Lumber Co.
Soco Lumber & Mining Company.
Cavenders Creek Gold Mining Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
COURIER— G. C. Briggs, Editor.
Painters.
Joe Tavlor.
G. C. Ball & Bros.
Will Edwards.
S. Russell.
Paper-Hangers.
Joe Tavlor.
O. C. Ball & Bros.
Will ^dwards.
J. P. Underwood.
Faint and Oil Dealers.
J. K. Boone.
Rhinehart & Turbyfill.
Plumbers.
L. A. Miller & Co.
0. S. White.
Waynesville Hardware Co.
Retail Grocers.
J. G. Reeves.
Boone & MeLane.
E. S. Harrold.
Stoves and Tinware.
C. S. \wute.
L. A. Miller & Co.
Waynesville Hardware Co.
Sales an? Livery Stables.
P. L. Turbyfill.
Waynesville Transfer Co.
Hyatt & Rhinehart.
J. R. Smathers.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— J. P. Knox, Mana-
ger.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
WAVNKSVILLE TELEPHONE CO.— W.
H. Cole, President; J. P. Swift, Secretary
and Treasurer.
BELL TELEPHONE CO— Jefferson Reeves,
Manager.
Watches ana Jewelry
Jerry Davis.
M. Davis.
Wood-Working Shops.
Wavnesvilie Wood M'f'g. Co.
W. H. Cole.
CANTON.
Tn^ orporated in 1891.
Population, 500.
Tax Rate: 25c. on $100 and 75c. on poll.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. M. Curtis.
MARSHAL— Ed. Harbin.
CLERK— R. R. Mease.
TREASURER— R. R. Mease.
TAX COLLECTOR— Ed. Harbin.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. R. Mease,
R. E. Holtzsclaw, M. M. Wells.
POSTMASTER— C. F. Smathers.
R. R. AGENT— M. F. West.
EXPRESS AGENT— M. F. West.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— A. S. Surratt, Pastor.
BAPTIST— M. N. Caldwell. Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Joe Hardison, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
CANTON HIGH SCHOOL— Roy D. Jen-
kins, Prin. ; J. R. Smathers. Miss Cathey,
PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOL— Prof. Simp-
son and Miss Hawkins, Teachers.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Miller's Boarding House.
Hotel Richland, M. J. Mears, Prop.
J. H. Mease.
W. F. P. McGee.
J. H. Anderson.
J. N. Mease.
H. A. Smathers.
Doctors.
Dr. Pegram.
J. H. Mease.
Dr. Willis.
Druggists.
S. H. McNeally.
General Merchandise.
Hampton Bros.
J. F. Mann.
Robert Winfield.
C. T. Wells.
W. T. Sharp.
D. L. Williams.
W. F. Cook.
R. R. Mease & Co.
W. T. Williams.
J. W. Scott.
Livery Stables.
J. M. Curtis.
W. G. Massie.
W. T. Williams.
Watches and Jewelry.
N. T. Harkins.
CLYDE.
Population, 305.
Tax rate. 15c. on $100 and 45c. on poll.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— O. M. Jarrett.
CLERK-^3. B. Medford.
TREASURER— L. C. Rens.
TAX COLLECTOR— A. R. Caldwell.
CHIEF OF POLICE— A. R. Caldwell.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— S. B. Medford.
J. M. Osborne, J. Kinsland, J. W. Cald-
well, L. C. Rens.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS— W. J. Francis, Supt.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. F. Matney, W.
K. Cathey, J. H. Havnes.
POSTMASTER— J. Lute Killian.
R. R. AGENT— W. R. Killian.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. R. Killian.
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WAV WOOD -HENDERSON.
Ministers and Churches.
MKTHODIST— W. G. Malonee, Pastor.
BAPTIST— L. B. White. Pastor.
NORTHERN .MKTHODIST— James Grahal,
Pastor.
HOLINESS— G. W. Davis, Pastor.
General Merchandise.
D. M. Cagle.
F. E. Haynes.
J. W. Morgan.
R. W. West.
B. F. Hill.
Puliam & Co.
W. A. Super.
Druggists.
S. B. Medford.
Job Printing- Offices.
W. H. Woodall.
Produce Dealers.
G. M. Fish.
J. R. Chambers.
Retail Grocers.
B. F. Hill.
D. M. Cagle.
W. A. Soper.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Robinson Bros.
Wagon Manufacturers.
R. W. West.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
County Seat, Hendersonville.
Formed in iaS8 from Buncombe county. Named in honor of Leonard Henderson,
Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court.
Area, 360 square miles.
POPULATION: 14,174. White males, 6,206; white females, 6,139. Foreign born, 70.
Negro males, 887; negro females, 872. White males over 21 years, 2,720; negro males
over 21 years, 384. White polls, 1.831; negro polls, 127.
Value of real estate, $1,917,041, increase of $13,871 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $798,343, increase of $61,080 over 1904, including 1,319 horses, 863 mules, 11
jacks and jennets, 6,520 cattle, 4,946 hogs, 1,694 sheep, £2 gcats
Property listed in 1905 oy whites, $2,602,260; by negroes, $39,173.
No. Schools: White, 52; Colored, 11.
TAX RATE: State, 21; pensions, 4; schools, 18; county, 23; court house, 10; R. R.
Bonds, 45; sinking fund, 3; road tax, 10; bridges, 7; H. & B. R. R., 4.
POST OFFICES: Balfour, Bat Cave, Baxter, Bearwallow, Blue Ridge, Dana, Deca-
tur, DeWitt, Edneyville, Etowah, FLATROCK, Fletcher, Fruitland, Gerton, Gypsy,
HENDERSONVILLE, (c. h.), Hillgirt, Horseshoe, Lead, Maxwell, Mill River, Ophe-
lika, Osteen, Pinkbed, Roosevelt, Rugby, Splendor, Upward,, Yale, Zirconia.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by convict labor and taxation, 7c. on $100 and 21c.
poll; total last year, $4,383.64. Very great improvement.
RAILROADS, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Asheville and Spartanburg, 21.56 miles, assessed value $190,370.41
Transylvania, 11.57 miles, assessed value 45.975.08
Western Union Telegraph Company, 128.60 miles, assessed value 3.762.47
Southern Express Company, 33.06 miles, assessed value 3,828.75
Pullman Company, 21.00 miles, assessed value 3.050.16
Hendersonville Light and Power Co., assessed value 2,300.00
SUPERIOR COURT: March 5th, criminal cases only; May 14th, two weeks, civil
and jail cases; October 1st, two weeks, criminal cases only; November 12th, two
weeks, civil and jail cases.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— C. M. Pace,
Hendersonville.
SHERIFF— J. S. Rhodes. Hendersonville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— K. G. Morris,
Hendersonville.
SURVEYOR— T. C. Anderson, Hender-
sonville.
L'OKONER— .1. F. Harris Dana.
COUNTY ATTORNEYS— Toms & Rector.
Hendersonville.
SUPT. HEALTH— J. G. Waldrop, Hen-
lersonville.
SUPT. CO. HOME— G. S. Justice, Hender-
sonville.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— M. D. Ray,
Hendersonville.
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CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. D.
Dermid, (chm.), C. Oats, Bearwallow; W.
S. Young, Upward.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. J. Davis, J.
A. Maxwell, Henderson ville; G. N. Sen-
telle, Bowmans Bluff.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— O. E.
Brooks, (chm.), Hendereonville ; D. L.
Johnson. Mills River; J. Williams, Hender-
BonviHe.
CONSTABLES— Blue Ridge, W. N. Con-
well; Edney ville, Tom Rhodes; Crab
Creek, H. Cantrell; Clear Creek, \V. B
Pitillo; Green River, R. E. Pace; Hen-
dersonville, O. S. Orr; Hoopers Creek,
John B. Lance; Mills River, J. G. Sexton.
Justices of the Peace.
BLUE RIDGE TOWNSHIP— C. J. Ednev
W. I. Case, J. G. Justice.
EDNEYVILLE— G. W. Ledbetter, C.
Oates, A. J. Neeley.
CRAB CREEK— W. H. Blythe, M. S.
Patterson, T. A. Drake.
CLEAR CREEK— J. B. Walls, R. M.
Prior, J. R. Townsend.
GREEN RIVER— J. L. L. Pace, Wm.
Russell, Phillip Kuvkendall.
HENDERSONVILLE— Jno. H. Tinley, T
L. Drake. R. K. Orr, R. F. Hamilton.
HOOPERS CREEK— H. Souther, Wm.
Baldwin, C. S. Lance.
MILLS RIVER— J. T. Osborn, M. G.
Whitaker, W. B. Allison.
Pnblic School Teachers.
Miss Bessie Aiken, Hendersonville.
Miss Emma L. Anders, Flat Rock, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Luther Anderson, Etowah, R. F. D
No. 1.
J. W. Anderson, Etowah. R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Lalia Brock, Flat Rock.
Miss Edith Bennette, Flat Rock.
1 M. E. Barnwell, Hendersonville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
G. F. Clark, Flat Rock, R. F. D.
No. 1.
W. T. Clark, Hendersonville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Annie Belle Drake, Hendersonville.
Miss Gussie Dotson, Hendersonville.
Miss Effie Freeman, Ba„ Cave.
Miss Sarah Freeman, Bat Cave.
Miss Ida Bell Freeman, Maxwell.
Miss Julia Grant, Bearwallow.
Miss Estella Grant, Bearwallow.
Miss Lela Hart, Fruitland.
Mingus Hamilton, Etowah, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Lizzie Hooper, Fletcher, R. F. D.
No. 1.
A. G. Hill, Saluda.
Miss Mary Holden, Horse Shoe.
F. M. Huggins, Hendersonville, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Miss Ho3't Hill, Fruitland.
Manning Jones, Flat Rock, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Wm. P. Jones, Horse Shoe.
T. M. Johnson, Averys Creek.
H. M. Lyda, Maxwell.
Miss Bertha Ledbetter, Maxwell.
Miss Ida Belle Ledbetter, Dome.
Miss Callie Morgan, Etowah.
Richard Mace, Hendersonville, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Mrs. Nannie Rector, Bearwallow.
James H. Pace, Hendersonville.
Aliss French E. Pittello, Fruitland.
M. Y. Pittello, Fruitland.
Miss Clara Pittello, Fruitland.
Mrs. J. L. Redden, Hendersonville.
Miss Katherine Seagle, Hendersonville.
Miss Emma Sales, Fletcher.
. Miss Essie Shipman, Hencersonville.
Miss Mamie Shipman, Hendersonville.
Miss Kittie Shipman, Hendersonville.
Miss Sallie Shipman, Etowah.
Miss Bettie Sumner, Fletcher.
E. L. Sinclair, Gerton.
W. S. Young, Flat Rock.
N. W. Posey, Horse Shoe, R. F. D.
No. 2.
R. E. Neeley Hendersonville.
W. A. Osborne, xiorse Shoe.
Miss Allie Kilpatrick, Hendersonville.
Miss Annie Morgan, Fair View.
Miss Martha S. Torence, Zirconia.
Miss Essie B. Foote, Horse Shoe.
Miss Margaret M. Wertz, Fletcher.
Miss Charlotte Young, Hendersonville, R.
F. I). No. 4.
Miss Mattie Sales, Fletcher.
Miss Gertrude Barnwell, Bat Cave.
Miss Lulu Stepp, Hendersonville.
Homor Russell, Fletcher.
Robert E. Ranson, Flat Rock.
Neal A. Ranson, Hendersonville.
Norman F. Stepp, Hendersonville.
Ministers not in Towns.
EP1SCOPAI/— R. N. Wilcox, Henderson-
ville.
METHODIST— D. M. Littaker, Hender-
sonville.
EPISCOPAL— E. E. Edwards, John C.
Leagh. Hendersonville.
BAPTIST— J. L. Brookshire, Flat Rock;
N. H. Corn. Lead; J. J. Gray, L. C.
Hamilton, W. A. Morris, Bowmans Bluff;
J. L. McCarron, A. R. Love, Hendeisoa-
ville; R. M. Gilbert, Dunsdale; F. C. Ham-
(iek, Pump: J. R. Heatherly, R. T. Jone«,
W. L. Kuykendall, H. P. Patton, J. R.
Jones, M. M. Staton, J. R. Rhode*,
T. B. Justice, Saluda; Richard Huggiiu,
Bat Cave; W. B. Johnson, R. F. Spnng-
f.eld, Grandeur: J. J. Justice, Blue Ridge;
J. G. Stepp, J. A. Staton, W. H. Jonei,
Dana; P. A. Kuykendall, J. S. Staton,
Ziiconia; G. K. Moore, Gypsy; A. 1. Jus-
tice, Fruitland; E. Alison, Brevard; W. S.
Huntley. Bearwallow; R. F. Hamilton,
Osteen; M. Y. Self. Hendersonville.
"eTinols and Academies.
FRUITLAND HIGH SCHOO!>— W. T.
Posey, Principal.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. F. Harris, Dana.
George W. Freeman, Bat Cave.
G. W. Hutchinson, Fruitland.
Levi Jones, Zirconia.
L. L. Johnson. Mills River.
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HENDERSON C*OUNTY.
Merchants not in Towns.
A. L. & L. E. Davenport, Horse Shoe.
Mrs. J. T. Freeman, Bat Cave.
B. F. Freeman, Bat Cave.
Hampton Hyder, Blue Ridge.
Z. K. Justice. Blue Ridge.
John Jones, Flat Rock.
K. W. King, Flat Rock.
T. A. W. Lyda. Roosevelt.
Newman & Co., Etowah.
G. L. Norman, Fruitland.
J. P. Patton, Flat Rock.
P. H. Walker, Flat Rock.
T. E. Waters, Upward.
U. G. Staton, Zirconia.
J. L. Allen Brothers & Rhodes, Mills
River.
A. E. Hudgins, Bat Cave.
John Bass, Gerton.
Jonathan Case, Dana.
P. J. Hart, Zirconia.
I>.iac Justice, Edneyville.
T. L. Johnson, Hendersonville, R. V. D.
No. 2.
H. K. Brown, Hendersonville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Knitting Mills.
KNITTING FACTORY— P. W. Hart, Flat
Rock, Manager.
Shippers of Produce.
F. G. Hart, Hendersonville.
D. S. Pace, Hendersonville.
M. M. Shepherd, Hendersonville.
G. G. Hyder, Hendersonville.
H. W. Allen. Horse Shoal.
HENDERSONVILLE.
Population, 2,200.
TAX RATE— 87% cents on $100.
Election held Tuesday after first Monday
in May; term, 2 years for Mayor. 1 year
for other officers.
No. white polls, 182.
Value real estate, $382,856.
Value personal property, $177,135.
No. colored polls, 41.
City owns water works.
City owns sewerage system.
City owns opera house.
City owns electric light plant.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. F. P. King.
CHIEF OF POLICE— E. W. Israel.
TREASURER— J. P. Riekman.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. P. Riekman,
J. A. Fletcher, B. Jackson, J. F. Brooks,
V. E. Blythe.
CITY ATTORNEYS— Toms & Rector.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. Wil-
liams, C. H. T. Bly, L. T. Williams, J. G.
Walthrop, P. E. Brandle.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. A. E. Morris.
R. R. AGENT— C. E. Fullbright.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. E. Fullbright.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— A. K. Love. Pastor.
METHODIST— W. H. Perry, Pastor; Hen-
dersonville Circuit, J. B. Hyder.
PRESBYTERIAN— R. B. Grinnon, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— R. N. Wilcox, Rector.
Cemeteries and Snpts.
OAK DALE— M. T. Justus.
Schools and Academies.
HENDERSONVILLE GRADED SCHOOL—
R. M. Ivins, Principal.
HIGH SCHOOL— Misses Sample, Pr'.as.
Hotels and Boarding H :•> .ses.
Imperial.
Wheeler.
Blue Ridge Inn.
White Pines Inn.
Oaklawn.
Sample House.
Hawkins House.
Dnmcraggin.
Hunt House.
Arlington.
Satterthwait House.
Ambrose House.
Allen House.
Stradley House.
Patton House.
Oakly House.
Agricultural Implements.
W. F. Edwards.
Clarke Hardware Co.
Wilson Mercantile Co.
D. S. Pace & Co.
Architects.
Shepherd & Blythe.
S. H. Huggins.
J. H. Jordan.
Bakers.
C. H. T. Bly.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF HENDERSONVILLE— J. P.
Riekman, President: J. A. Maddrey,
Cashier. Capital, $27,000; Surplus and
Profits, $17,000.
THE COMMERCIAL BANK— W. J. Davis,
President; K. G. Morris, Cashier. Capital,
$16,000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Pace & Sherman.
H. D. Justice.
Barher Shops.
C. E. Brooks.
John Johnson.
Blacksmith Shons.
Francis Ficher.
Dave Orr.
J. W. Smathers.
J. H. Rhinehart.
E. P. Justus & Bro.
Books and Stationery.
Charles E. Pless.
Boots and Shoes.
F. Z. Morris & Co.
Boot and Shoe Shops
Charlie Sunofsky.
Coleman King.
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Cabinet-Makers.
N. Buckner.
W. M. Justus.
Casket M'f rs and Dealers.
J. M. Stepp.
M. M. Shepherd.
Contractors and Builders.
Shepherd & Blythe.
J. H. Jordan.
W. F. Edwards.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
F. Z. Morris & Co.
Wilson Mercantile Co.
S. Johnston.
G. M. Glazener.
Brooks and Williams.
Coal — d Wood.
Wilson Mercantile Co.
Commission Merchants.
Wilson Mercantile Co.
T. A. Allen.
Dealers in Carriages.
W. F. Edwards.
Wilson Mercantile Co.
D. S. Pace & Co.
Dentists.
A. H. Morey.
H. H. Carson.
K. W. Eubank.
Doctors.
J. L. Egerton.
J. G. Waldrop.
C. Few.
A. B. Drafts.
W. R. Kirk.
T. A. Allen.
W. M. Jones.
Druereists.
W. H. Justus.
Hunters Pharmacy.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. M. F. Barnette.
Mrs. Ellen Aiken.
Mrs. J. M. Orr.
Mrs. I>. E. Stradley.
Dry Goods and Notions.
M. M. Shppherd.
W. C. Lyda.
Brooks & \V illiams.
G. M. Glazener.
S. Johnston.
Stnton Bros.
Wilson Mercantile Co.
E. Lewis & Son.
Florists.
Mrs. Alex. Braugham.
Furniture Dealers.
Wilson Mercantile Co.
J. M. Stepp.
M. M. Shepherd.
W. P. Williams.
General Merchandise.
Wilson Mercantile Co.
G. M. Glazener.
M. M. Shepherd.
J. B. Lyda.
D. S. Pace.
H. M. Flynn.
H. D. Hyde.
Grist Mills.
Bennett Bros.
J. K. Breeding.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
W. F. Edwards.
Wilson Mercantile Co.
D. S. Pace & Co.
Clark Hardware Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
M. T. Justus.
Hooper & Co.
Ice Factories and Officers.
ICE FACTORY— Robert Little, M'g'r.
Insurance Agencies.
J. M. Waldrop & Son.
J. A. Maddrey.
Staton-Rector-Cunningham Co.
A. C. Peacock.
J. Williams.
Eubank & Son.
Job Printing Office*.
HUSTLER OFFICE— M. L. Shipman,
Proprietor.
THE TIMES— T. W. Valentine, Editor &
Proprietor.
Lawyers.
S. V. Pickens.
W. A. Smith.
H. G. Ewart.
Henry Twyford.
H. S. Anderson.
C. V. F. Blvthe.
C. F. Toms. ,
W. C. Rector.
G. H. Valentine.
A. L. Holmes.
McD. Ray.
Michael Schenck.
E. W. Eubank.
R. H. Stat on.
W. B. Shipp.
Laundries.
Henderson ville Laundry.
Wheeler Laundry.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. A. E. Hart.
Wilson Mer. f'n.
Mrs. A. E. Posey.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. R. M. »Ivins.
Mrs. W. A. Garland.
Musical Instruments.
Wilson Mercantile Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
FRENCH BROAD HUSTLER— M. L.
Shipman, Editor.
TIMES— T. W. Valentine, Editor.
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1 1 KVDERSON — HERTFORD.
Oil Dealers.
STANDARD OIL CO.— J. M. Stepp,
Agent.
Photographers.
A. F. Baker.
Painters.
P. P. Garren.
Eugene Stradley.
W. A. Garren.
A. W. Barnette.
A. P. Gallamore.
Paper-Hangers.
W. A. Garren.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
W. H. Justus.
Hunters Pharmacy.
W. F. Edwards.
Clarke Hardware Co.
Plumbers.
J. W. Molntyre.
Cagle & Allison.
Produce Dealers.
F. G. Hart.
D. S. Pace.
G. G. Hyder.
Retail Grocers.
A. Ficker.
Burckmver Bros.
J. D. Davis.
J. D. Dermid.
T. A. Allen.
R. B. Freeman & Co.
M. L. Powe & Co.
King & Marshall.
Heal Estate Agents.
Smith & Waldrop.
Williams & Toms.
E. W. Eubank.
Jackson & Staton.
W. A. Garland.
.1. L. Orr.
John Francis.
Breeding's Stables.
Sales and Livery Stables.
G. C. Hugely.
Orr & Hudson.
Johnson Stables.
W. R. Barnwell.
Shinele Dealers.
M. M. Shepherd.
Jordan & Benson.
Bennett Bros.
Tailor Establishments.
Mrs. M. F. Barnett.
W. V. Barrett.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.— J.
A. Tabor, Operator.
Telephone Exchanges & M'gra.
ASHEVILLE T. & T. Co.— Central Office
— J. W. Thomas, Manager.
"Watches and Jewelry
W. H. Hawkins.
S. B. Mace.
G. W. Thornton.
HERTFORD COUNTY.
County Seat, Winton.
Formed in 1759 from Chowan, Bertie and Northampton counues. Named in honor
-f the Marquis of Hertford, a friend of liberty. Hertford is Saxon and means "Red
Ford."
Area, 340 square miles.
POPULATION: 14,294. White males, 2,967; white females. 2,938. Foreign born, 9.
Negro males, 4,169; negro females, 4,222. White males over 21 years, 1,442; neffro
males over 21 years, 1,572. White polls, 953; negro polls, 1,070.
Value of real estate, $1,489,428, increase of $4,956 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,231,239, increase of $85,457 over 1904, including 2,156 horses, 1,088 mules 2
jacks, 380 goats, 5,919 cattle, 19,813 hogs, 1,525 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,283,677; by negroes, $436,980.
No. Schools: White, 32; Colored, 32.
TAX RATE: County, 66 2-3c. on $100. Bonded debt, $5,500.
POST OFFICES: Agate, AHOSKIE, Anneta, Bethlehem, Cofleld, Como, Earleyi,
HARRELLSVILLE, Lotta, Mapleton, Menola. MURFREESBORO. Riddicksville, Saint
John, TUNIS, UNION, WINTON, (c. h.)
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Line, 14.53 miles, assessed value $365,771.80
Western Union Telegraph Company, 84.42 miles, assessed value 4,005.50
Southern Express Company, 14.53 miles, assessed value 1,682.75
North State Telephone Company, assessed value 3,392.73
Wellington & Powellsville, 4.00 miles, assessed value 9,000.00
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Chowan & Aulander, 10.00 miles, assessed value 11,566.67
Albemarle Steam Navigation Company, assessed value 3,800.00
Chowan & Roanoke Telephone Company 648.U0
SUPERIOR COURT: February 26th; April 23rd; August 13th, criminal cases only;
October 15th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— Thos. D.
Boone, Winton.
SHERIFF— A. E. Garrett, Winton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— John A. North-
cott, Winton.
TREASURER— A. E. Garrett, ex-officio,
Winton.
CORONER— C. F. Griffin, Union.
SUKVEYOR— J. D. Parker, Aulander.
STANDARD BEARER— John E. Jones,
Winton.
CO. ATTORNEY— Winborne & Lawrence,
Murfreesboro.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— C. F. Griffin, Win-
ton.
CO. SUPT. HOME— C. W. Parker, Me-
nola.
CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— T. E. Brown,
Murfreesboro.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— S. P. Win-
borne, (chm.), Como; E. H. Joyner, St.
John; J.H. Mitchell, Ahoskie.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— J. G. Magette,
Como, (chm.); A. I. Parker, Winton; J.
C. Vinson, Murfreesboro; W. E. Cullens,
Harrellsville ; C. W. Parker, Menola.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— A. C. Vann,
B. F. Barham, Winton; W. P. Shaw, Jr.
CONSTABLES— Township No. 1, R. E.
Lee, Como; Township No. 2, P. C. Par-
ker, Murfreesboro; Township No. 3, J. E.
Jones, Ahoskie; Township No. 4, R. E.
Cowan, Winton, town constable; Town-
ship No. 5, Bismarck Scull, Harrelsville.
Justices of the Peace.
lOWNSHIP NO. 1— Blount Ferguson,
Lotta; T. E. Vann. Como; S. P. WinbOxne,
Como; L. F. Lee, Lotta; Edgar Sears,
Como; James D. Riddick, Riddicksville.
TOWNSHIP NO. 2.— H. T. Lassiter, J. T.
Benthall, Mapleton; John B. Trader, Mur-
freesboro; J. S. Wynn, Murfreesboro; Ola
Parker, Mapleton; T. E. Brown, Murfrees-
boro; W. S. Nelsson, Murfreesboro.
TOWNSHIP NO. 3— A. 1. Parker, Winton;
W. P. Britton. Tunis; J. W. Boone, Win-
ton; George A. Brown, Winton; W. J.
Cowan, Winton; B. G. Williams, Cofield
TOWNSHIP NO. 4— A. J. Vinson, Men-
ola; J. E. Brett, Union; W. Henry Lassiter,
St. John; J. R. Garrett, Ahoskie; J. M.
Eley, Menola; L. R. Tyler, Eggletown; A.
A. Mitchell, Ahoskie.
TOWNSHIP NO. 5— W. E. Miller. S. M.
Aumack, C. C. Sessoms, Harrellsville; A.
B. Adkins, Bethlehem; C. N. Pruden, Har-
rellsville.
Public School Teachers.
Snipes, Miss Kittie S., Menola.
Edwards, Miss Essie D.. Menola.
Wynne, Miss Essie D., Menola.
Vann, Miss Josephine H., Como.
Picot, J. H.. Como.
Vinson, Miss Mattie 'E., Mapleton^
Rauls, Miss Eugenia, Aulander.
Wynne, Miss Helen B., Union.
Futrell, Miss Annie, Woodland.
Edwards, Miss Blonnie, Menola.
Harrell, Miss Harriet V., Powellsville.
Harrell, Miss Ella W., Potecasi.
Lassiter, McG. Salon, Aulander.
Baughan, Miss Mamie E., Potecasi.
Stony, Miss Boyd, Conway.
Cole, Wm., Winton.
Parker, Miss Mamie, Murfreesboro.
Forks, Mrs. James M., Mapleton.
Pierce, Miss Delia M., Colerain.
Wise, Miss Eula S., Murfreesboro.
Wynne, Miss Nina, Union.
Jenkins Mrs. Mamie, St. John.
Cobb, Miss Julia B., Union.
Ferguson. Miss Willie J., Como.
Taylor, Miss Mary W., Aulander.
Lee, Mrs. Anna M. , Lotta.
Britt, Miss Mary G., Union.
Deans, Miss Mary C. , Murfreesboro.
Day, Miss Mary M., Murfreesboro.
Baker, Miss Rosa E., Ahoskie.
Schools aud Academies.
BUCKHORN ACADEMY— J. H. Picot,
Principal, Como.
Physicians not in Town*.
T. I. Burbage, Como.
Cotton Gins.
E. H. Joyner, St. John.
S. P. Winborne, Como.
Taylor Bros., Como.
Edgar Brett, Mapleton.
George E. Carman, Mapleton.
John Chitty, Murfreesboro.
C. W. Parker, Menola.
E. C. Worrell, Murfreesboro.
Beverly & Freeman, Union.
W. H. Sears, Union.
Merchants not in Towns.
G. C. Picot, Como.
B. G. Williams. Cofield.
C. W. Parker, Menola.
Taylor & Barnes, Como.
W. P. Britton, Tunis.
WINTON.
Incorporated in 1873.
Population, 688.
TAX RATE— 10c. on $100.
Town Officers
Election is held first Tuesday in May;
term of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— W. P. Shaw, Jr.
CLERK— John E. Vann.
TREASURER— H, B. Vann.
TAX COLLECTOR— John E. Jones.
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HERTFORD COUNTY.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. P. Taylor,
C. F. Griffin, John E. Vann.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— M. A. Adams, Pastor. .
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
METHODIST— J. H. M. Giles, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
WINTON HIGH GRADE PUBLIC SCHOOL
— ffm. Cole, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Jordan & Parker.
Taylor House.
T. L. I.assiter.
Banks and Bankers.
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK— A.
I. Parker, Pres. ; J. P. Mitchell, Cashier.
Capital, $10,000; Surplus and Profits, $3,-
137.76.
Architects.
B. D. Johnson.
Henry Clarke.
James Clarke.
Barber Shops.
Lewis Young.
Blacksmith Shops.
A. W. Liverman.
H. B. Vann.
Rufus Bizzell.
E. F. Banks.
Books and Stationery.
E. R. Jones.
Pearce & Shaw.
Daniel & Shaw Drug Oo.
Shaw Bros.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
R. A. Green.
Andrew Reynolds.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. E. Jones.
C. W. Carter.
D. D. Hale.
Carriage Mauf acturers.
A. W. Liverman.
E. F. Banks.
H. B. Vann.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Vann & Banks.
Doctors.
C. F. Griffin.
W. B. Pollard.
Druetrists.
Daniel & Shaw Drug Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
B. Vann.
E. F. Banks.
Dealers in Ice.
J. Matthews.
W. Tarter.
C. MatthewB & Co.
General Merchandise.
Herring & Hoiloman.
Shaw Bros.
Jordan & Parktr.
E. R. Jones.
Pearce & Shaw.
E. L. Banks.
H.
T.
C.
M.
C. D. Nickens.
T. J. Matthews.
John C. Carter.
Insurance Agencies.
W. P. Shaw.
W. S. Herring.
R. C. Bridger.
Junk Dealers.
Robert Vann.
lawyers.
R. C. Bridgers.
Geo. Cowper.
Jno. E. Vann.
J. R. Mitchell.
W. W. Rogers.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. P. Taylor.
Mill'.nery and Fancy Goods.
Herring & Hoiloman.
Music Teachers.
Miss Maude Rogers.
Mrs. Q. T. Hoiloman.
Betail Grocers.
T. J. Matthews & Co.
John C. Carter.
J. G. Newsome & Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Henry Lee.
E. L. Banks.
H. H. Jones.
J. H. Jenkins.
Shingie Manufacturers.
W. P. Taylor.
Saloons.
Winton Dispensary.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
North State Telephone Co.
Roanoke & Chowan Telephone Co.
HARRELLSVILIE.
Population. 109.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. A. Perry.
CLERK— J. R. Modl-n.
TAX COLLECTOR— B. Scull.
CHIEF OF POLICE— B. Scull.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— Dorsey Tayloe,
J. R. Modlin, W. Q. Copeland.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— B. F. Wil-
liams, H. Q. Hoiloman, J. N. Doughty, W.
E. Cullins.
POS l MASTER— H. H. Taylor.
R. R. AGENT— Williams Bros. & Co.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. A. Speight, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. H. M. Giles, Pastor.
Doctors.
Jesse E. Ward.
W. B. Sharp, (col.)
Gemral Merchandise.
J. O. Askew.
Williams Bros. & Co.
W. A. Hoiloman.
HERTFORD COUNTY.
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Copeland & Taylor.
Sharp Bros.
D. \V. Baker.
Mrs. W. (,). Copeland.
Valentine & Gilliam.
Tel. and Tel. Companies.
The Chowan & Roanoke Telephone Co.
AHOSKIE.
Incoroprated in 1892.
Population, 600.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Robt Holloman.
CLERK— R. J. Hoggard.
TREASURER— R. J. Hoggard.
TAX COLLECTOR— T. H. Overton.
CHIEF OF POLICE— T. H. Overton.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— D. P. Baker, A.
E. Garrett, C. C. Hoggard.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— J. H. Crews,
Principal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE- -J. R. Gar-
rett, C. W. Parker, A. P. Joyner.
POSTMASTER— A. G. Bazemore.
R. R. AGENT— E. A. LaFrage.
EXPRESS AGENT— E. A. LaFrage.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTTST— L. M. Curtis, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. H. M. Giles, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
Robert Holloman.
Doctors.
J. H. Mitchell.
A. W. Greene.
General Merchandise.
D. P. Baker.
D. L. Myers.
T. H. Overton.
L. M. Mitchell.
J. W. Godwin.
C. C. Hoggard.
J. T. Williams & Bro.
H. J. Dilday.
Eli Williamson.
J. H. Mitchell.
W. P. Newsome.
E. L. King.
Tel. and Tel. Companies.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
The North State Telephone Co.
MURFREESBORO.
Incorporated in 1841.
Population, 657.
TAX RATE— 20c. on $100; 60c. on poll.
Tonn Officers.
MAYOR— L. J. LawTence.
CLERK— H. T. Lassiter.
TREASURER— U. Vaughan.
TAX COLLECTOR— L. F. Sumner.
CHIEF POLICE— L. F. Sumner.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— B. B. Winborne,
R. H. Gary, C. T. Vaughan, F. F. Fergu-
son, M. E. Worrell.
POSTMASTER— G. W. Grimes.
A. S. N. CO. STEAMBOAT AGENT— T.
W. Pipkin.
EXPRESS AGENT— T. W. Pipkin.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— A. T. Howell, Pastor.
ST. BARNABAS— (Episcopal.) No Rector.
METHODIST— P. D. Woodall, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
CHOWAN BAPTIST FEMALE INSTI-
TUTE—J. C. Scarborough, President.
SEMINARY FOR YOoiNG LADIES— Mrs.
E. E. Parham, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Sewell House.
Murfreesboro Hotel.
Banks and Bankers.
THE PEOPLES BANK— D. C. Barnes,
President; P. E. Jenkins, Cashier. Capital,
$10,000; Surplus and Profits, $2,000.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Geo. W. Hines & Son.
Lumber Dealers.
M. E. Worrell.
Insurance Agents.
L. J. Lawrence.
D. C. Barnes.
Livery and Exchange Stables.
J. C. Chitty.
C. E. Boyette.
J. R. Parker.
Dentists.
Paul Campbell.
Doctors.
R. H. Gary.
\V"m. G. Freeman.
Drussrists.
T. H. Nicholson.
Our Drug Co.
General Merchandise.
C. T. Vaughan.
J. N. Lawrence.
C. E. Boyette.
T. J. Vaughan.
I. Pipkin.
E. F. Rice.
U. Vaughan.
J. M. Wynn & Co.
U. Watson.
J. A. Boyette.
W. R. Chitty.
Lawyers.
Winborne & Lawrence.
D. C. Barnes.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
J. M. Wynn & Co.
T. II. Nicholson.
Miss Maggie Pate.
Newspapers and F.ditors.
THE HERTFORD HERALD— Paul Scar-
borough, Editor.
Dealers in Carriages and Buggiei
Hines Buggy Co.
Retail Grocers.
J. G. Nelson.
R. Sewell.
J. D. Bahb.
K. P. Wise.
W. R. Chitty.
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HERTFORD —HYDE.
W. C. Taylor.
Paul Odom.
Stoves and Tinware.
R. Evans.
Tel. and Tel. Companies.
The North State Telephone Co.
The Conway Telephone Co.
Undertakers and Emhalmers.
Geo. W. Hines & Son.
G. D. Payne.
UNION.
Incorporated in 1887.
Population, white, 200; colored, 150.
Tax rates 15c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR — Jack Freeman.
TRKASI'RhR— J. H. Harden.
TAX COLLECTOR— T. X. Charles.
CHIEF OF POLICE— T. N. Charles.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— J. R. Parker,
J. E. Brett, W. H. Sears.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— Miss Julia Cobb,
Principal.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. E. Brett, J. H.
Darden, W. H. Sears.
POSTMASTER— C. W. Vinson.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Adams, Pastor.
METHODIST— B. C. Thompson, Pastor.
Doctors.
J. R. Parker.
Buggy Manufacturing.
H. F. Dukes.
John Freeman.
J. A. Horton.
General Merchandise.
J. H. Darden.
J E. Matthews.
W. H. Sears.
J. E. Brett.
C. W. Vinson.
W. J. Dukes.
W. J. Dunn.
Insurance Agents.
J. D. Parker.
Tel. and Tel. Companies.
The North State Telephone Co.
HYDE COUNTY.
County Seat, Swan Quarter.
One of the original precincts of the Lords Proprietors. Named after Edward Hyde,
Governor of the Colony.
Area, 430 square miles.
POPULATION: 9.278. White males, 2,725; white females, 2,639. Foreign born, 12.
Negro males, 1,396; negro females, 2,018. White males over 21 years, 1,295; negro
males over 21 years, 806. White polls, 857; negro polls, 467.
Value of real estate, $652,965, increase of $18,411 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $458,343, increase of $26,067 over 1904, including 1,440 horses, 467 mules, 1 jack,
112 goats, 7,560 cattle, 11,000 hogs, 2,650 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $963,823; by negroes, $47,487.
No. Schools: White, 32; negro, 24.
TAX RATE: County, 16 2-3c. on $100; poor, 7c; special, 20c; Bonded debt, $1,000.
Floating debt, $1,000.
POST OFFICES: Americus, Englehard, FAIRFIELD, Lake Comfort, Lake Landing,
Makelyville, Middletown, OCRACOKE, SCR ANTON, SLADESVILLE, Swan Quartes, (c.
h.). Wysocking.
PUBLIC ROADS: L. L. Rue, Swan Quarter, Supt. Worked by Old State Law.
No. miles, 165.
RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Fairfield Canal & Turnpike Company, 4.00 miles, assessed value $7,650.00
Old Dominion Steamship Company, assessed value 8,041.68
Fairfield and Elizabeth City Transportation Co., assessed value 1,500.00
Washington & Hyde County Telephone Co., 21.00 miles, assessed value 321.80
Hyde County Telephone Company, 65 miles, assessed value 1,500.00
SUPERIOR COURT: May 21st; November 19th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— K. D. Harris,
Swan Quarter.
SHERIFF— T. J. Mann, Lake Landing.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— L. L. Rue,
Swan Quarter.
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TREASURER— E. B. Bell, Swan Quarter,
CORONER— R. E. Windly, Lake Land
ing.
SURVEYOR— C. L. Mann, Englehard.
STANDARD-KEEPER— R. L. Young, Fair
field.
CO. ATTORNEY— S. S. Mann, Swan Quar
ter.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— E. H. Jones
I.ake Comfort.
SUPT. CO. HOME— J. T. Sawyer, Swan
Quarter.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— S. J. Beckwith,
Swan Quarter.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. P.
Burrus, (chm.), Englehard; Z. T. Fortescue,
Sladesville; M. S. Credle, Swan Quarter.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— C. J. Squyers,
(chm.), Americus; J. M. Hall, Middleton:
W. S. Harris, Swan Quarter.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. S.
Simmons, Fairfield; Geo. Mokely, Lake
Comfort.
CONSTABLES— Fairfield Township. J.
F. Notson, Fairfield; Swan Quarter, D. M.
Griffin; Lake Landing, S. S. Marshall,
Englehard.
Justices of the Peace.
LAKE LANDING TOWNSHIP— E. L.
Silverthorn. Englihard; J. A. Cox, Mid-
dleton; S. T. Gaskins, Lake Landing; I. B.
Watson, Englehard; H. S. Gibbs, Middle-
ton; George I. Watson, E. H. Jones, T. R.
Burson, Lake Landing.
SWAN QUARTEK— William Watson,
Swan Quarter; Jno. W. Jarvis, Swan
Quarter; L. P. Spencer, Swan Quarter;
E. O. Spencer, J. B. Cartwright, George T.
Credle, Swan Quarter.
FAIRFIELD— S. B. Sadler, Fairfield; E.
P. Carter, Fairfield; E. S. Baum, Fair-
field .
Public School Teachers.
Miss A. J. Fuler, Beaufort.
Miss Bessie Mann, Middleton.
Miss Margaret Lewis, Scotland Neck.
F. C. Barber. Lake Landing.
Mrs. A. E. Weston, Lake Landing.
James Gibler, Lake Landing.
Miss Janie Mann, Lake Landing.
Miss Viola Guthrie, Englehard.
Lawrence Roper, Englehard.
Clem. Credle, Swan Quarter.
Miss Ada Mason, Fairfield.
Miss Lula Swindell, Fairfield.
Miss Etta Berry, Swan Quarter.
Miss Pearl Berry, Swan Quarter.
J. C. Williams, Swan Quarter.
J. R. Credle, Swan Quarter.
Miss Annie Bridgman, Swan Quarter.
Miss Janet Hays, Louisburg.
Miss Mollie Sadler, Sladesville.
Miss Ellen Atkinson, Scranton.
Miss Ora Credle, Sladesville.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— B. H. Black, Middleton; T.
P. Bonner, Fairfield; W. Y. Everton, Swan
Quarter.
Merchants not in Towns.
G. G. Newman, Sladesville.
S. S. Lupton. Sladesville.
VV. D. I. uiiton, Sladesville.
John L. Roper Lumber Co., Scranton.
W. T. Perry, Swan Quarter.
W. C. Davis, Englehard.
Charles Brinn, Swan Quarter.
S. I . Brinn, Swan Quarter.
Jt. Berry, Swan Quarter.
George V. Credle, Sr., Swan Quarter.
George L. Swindell, Swan Quarter.
A. B. Swindell, Swindell.
Swindell Bros., Swindell.
Dixon Williamson, Lake Comfort.
E. B. Bell, Lake Comfort.
Weston & Co., Lake Comfort.
George I. Watson, Wysocking.
O. T. Credle. Wysocking.
P. H. McKinney, Wysocking.
J. R. McKinney, Wysocking.
E. W. Farrow, Wysocking.
J. M. Hall', Middleton.
J. W. Gibbs, Middleton.
S. A. Windlev, Lake Landing.
Lovd Weston, Lake Landing.
A.' S. Gibbs, Englehard.
J. E. Spencer, Englehard.
E. S. O'Neal, Fairfield.
R. N. Cartwright, Fairfield.
C. A. Mann, Middleton.
Gratz Credle, Sladesville.
R. D. Harris, Swan Quarter.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
J. M. Clayton, Englehard.
J. M. Hall, Middleton.
Jeptha Mason, Fairfield.
Cotton Gins.
Charles Brinn, Swan Quarter.
A. Spring, Sladesville.
Lumber Plants.
JOHN L. ROPER LUMBER CO.— Mr. At-
kinson, Manager, Scranton.
BELHAVEN LUMBER CO.— J. N. Ed-
wards, Supt., Makelyville.
JUNIPER BAY LUMBER CO.— P. Knick-
erbocker, General Manager, Wysocking.
J. E. SPENCER LUMBER CO.— J. E.
Spencer, Manager, Englehard.
Alex Spring, Sladesville.
Physicians not in Towns.
E. H. Jones, Lake Comfort.
0. H. Gibbs, Middleton,
N. M. Gibbs, Fairfield.
R. N. Cartwright, Fairfield.
J. A. Mann, Fairfield.
M. M. Merrey, Lake Landing.
R. E. Windley, Lake Landing.
SWAN QUARTER.
Population, 300.
TAX RATE— For Graded School, C5e. on
$100 and $1.95 poll.
To'vn OiEeers.
MAYOR— E. O. Spencer.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— C. A. Jones.
W. T. Berry, Charles Brinn.
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HYDE— IREDELL.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. W. Hays.
POSTMASTER— A. Berry.
Schools and Academies.
SWAN QUARTER GRADED SCHOOL—
Charles Scarlett, Principal; Miss Etta Ber-
ry, Principal.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— W. Y. Everton, Pastor.
CHURCH OF CHRIST— H. S. Davenport,
Rector, Belhaven.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
\Y. B. Swindell.
W. J. Harris.
Barber Shops.
Sanford Brinn.
Contractors and Builders.
R. H. Tunnell.
Carriage Maufacturers.
G. W. Hodges.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
W. T. Berry.
Charles Brinn.
George V. Credle, Sr.
S. C. Brinn.
George L. Swindell.
A. Berry.
R. D. Harris.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
Charles Brinn.
Dealers in Carriages.
H. H. Swindell, Swindell.
Dress-Makers.
N. J. Jones & Co.
Lawyers.
S. S. Mann.
Walter Jones.
J. A. Leigh.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. J. Harris.
G. Brinn.
J. W. Hays.
Frank Hays.
IREDELL COUNTY.
County Seat, Statesville.
Formed from Rowan county in 1788. Named in honor of James Iredell, St., Ajbo-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.
Area, 600 square miles.
POPULATION: 29,064. White males, 10,644; white females, 11,088. Foreign bom,
29. Negro males, 3,601; negro females, 3,731. White males over 21 years, 4,858; negro
males over 21 years, 1,529. White polls, 3,559; negro polls, 840.
Value real estate, $3,406,196, increase of $102,978 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $2,535,401, increase of $176,336 over 1904, including 3,295 horses, 3,352 mules, 14
jacks and jennets, 90 gaats, 10,941 cattle, 10,706 hogs, 2,165 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $5,794,542; by negroes, $146,755.
No. Schools: White, 94; Colored, 34.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100; roads, 15c; debt, 10c; special, 5c. Float-
ing debt, $26,268.45.
POST OFFICES: ABERNETHY, Adams, AMITY, Armfield, Banton, Barium Springs,
Bryantsville, Charles, Clio, Cool Spring, Daltonia, Doolie, Dunlap, Eagle, ELMWOOD,
Eupeptic Springs, Evalin, Loray, Flake, Friends, Fulbright, Granite Hill, Gratz.
Harmony, Hilo, Houstonville, Jennings, Linker, Longford, McCurdy, Mayhew, Mazeppa,
Miller, MOORESVILLE, Mount Mourne, Net, New Hope, New Stirling, Nicholson*
Mills, Oak Forest, OLIN, Ostwalt, Perth, Pressly, Riverhill, Eufala. Rod. Scotts,
Settle, Shinsville, Sigma, Snow Creek, Spring, STATESVILLE, (c h.), Stophel, Sweet
Home, TROUTMANS, Turnersburg, Vance, Watts, Waugh, Weisner, Williamsburg.
PUBLIC ROADS: W. C. Henry, Statesville, Supt. Worked by Old State Law and
taxation, 8 l-3c on $100 and 25c. poll; total last year, over $3,500. Convict labor can be
used.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Southern Railway, 52.91 miles, assessed value $1,308,001.21
Pullman Company, 20.00 miles, assessed value 2,992.00
Southern Express Company, 52.91 miles, assessed value 6,165.98
Western Union Telegraph Company, 135.00 miles, assessed value 4,291.25
North Carolina Midland, 4.90 miles, assessed value 48,736.42
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Statesville Telephone Company, 45.00 miles, assessed value 1,925.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 29th, two weeks; May 21st, two weeks July 30th,
two weeks; October 29th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. A. Hartness,
Statesville.
SHERIFF— W. A. Summers, Statesville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— M. C. Williams,
StRtpsvi 1 1 f*
TREASURER— M. A. Fe^mster, States-
ville.
CORONER— J. P. Burke, Statesville.
SURVEYOR— L. O. White, Shinsville.
STANDARD-KEEPER— John U. Lam-
precht, Stati sville.
CO. ATTORNEY— W. G. Lewis, States-
ville.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— M. R. Adams.
Statesville.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— J. A. Butler,
Statesville.
SUPT. OF CO. HOME— W. C. Berry,
Barium Springs.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— G. W. Clegg,
Statesville.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. B
Hill, (chm.), Statesville; M. W. White,
Mooresville; J. W. Albea, Harmony.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— N. B. Mills,
(chm.), Statesville; J. W. Hager, Clio; M.
F. Nesbit, Mooresville; H. C. Summers,
New Sterling; J. B. Parks, River Hill.
CONSTABLES— Olin Township, W. M.
Lundy, Wisner.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— H. P.
Grier, (chm.), Statesville; Dee Morrow,
Statesville; C. L. Shinn, Shinsville.
Justices of the Peace.
DAVIDSON TOWNSHIP— J. W. A. Kerr,
V. J. Brawley, J. S. McKay, Doolie.
CONCORD— L. C. Stevenson, J. R. Jen-
kins, Lorav.
BARRINGER— C. L. Shinn, J. C. Shinn,
A. M. Johnson, Shinville; R. L. Mills,
Ostwalt.
FALLSTOWN— J. M. Patterson. J. W.
Allison, Troutmans.
SHiLOH— D. J. Fulbright, Fulbright; J.
F. Murdoch, Pressly; J. A. Ingram, Eufala;
F. A. Goode.
STATESVILLE— J. P. Burke, J. P. Brad-
ley, W. M. Ramsey, P. C. Carlton.
CHAMBERSBURG— Thomas J. Conger,
Statesville; G. F. Shepherd, H. L. Hair,
Elmwood.
COOL SPRING— J. A. Houpe. Oak Forest;
C. L. Murdock, Sigma; J. L. Bradley,
Granite Hill.
BETHANY— W. H. Crawford, Watts; W.
W. Redman, Statesville; M. F. Blackwelder,
Dunlap.
CODDLE CREEK— E. F. Goodman,
Spring; A. M. Walker, C. V. Voils, Moores-
ville.
SHARPESBURG— P. W. Eagle, E. S.
Millsaps, Clio; J. W. Summers, Snow
Creek.
OLIN— J. A. Stikeleather, Olin; J. W.
Vanstory.
TURNERSBURG— F. B. Gaither, Hilo; J.
B. Parks, Harmony.
EAGLE MILLS— P. B. Kennedy, Daltonia;
E. E. Smith, Settle; E. H. Powell.
UNION GROVE— Z. R. Tharpe, A. A.
Rash, A. H. Do veil.
NEW HOPE— John T. Morgan, L. C. Wil-
liams.
Public School Teachers.
Redmon, R. C, Evalin.
Mullis, R. S., Friends.
Vanhoy, J. W. , Jennings.
Myers, D. C. , Talmage.
Hicks, Annie L., Harmony.
Wooten, J. M., Nicholsons MiUs.
Crater, Q. J., Jennings.
Godbev, Mrs. Lou W., Harmony.
Dearman, B. M., Harmony.
Weaver, G. H., Harmony.
Campbell, Jay, Harmony.
Smith, J. W., Harmony.
Sloan, Robert, Olin.
Holmes, J. L., Williamsburg.
Keaton, W. L., Clio.
Trivett, Miss Bettie, Net.
McClelland, Miss Jennie, McCurdy.
Dobson, Miss Lizzie, Bryantsville.
Scroggs, Miss Mollie, Scotts.
Ervin, L. A., Scotts.
Watt, J. P., Loray.
Reece, Miss Lila B., Statesville.
Holmes., Mrs. J. L., Statesville.
Vickery, Miss Mary, Statesville.
Hall, Miss Marv Lizzie, Dunlap.
Trivett, S. A., Net.
Mitchell, Jno. F., Cool Springs.
Howard, L. J., Troutman.
Houck, Miss Margaret, China Grove.
Campbell, Smith. Jennings.
Walker, Miss Ella, Mocksville.
Gilreath, Miss Janie M., Moravian Falls.
Smoot, Neelie, Statesville.
Troutman, P. W., Troutman.
Cline, Miss Bessie E., Catawba.
Mitchell, Miss Lelia J., Net.
Fulibright, D. J., Fullbright.
Woodsides, R. H., Loray.
Lewis, Miss Sadie M., Statesville.
Howard, Miss Maggie, Statesville.
Henshaw, M. T., Troutman.
Cook, R. L., Settle.
Swaim, W. J., Eupeptic Springs.
Redman, W. D., Statesville.
White, L. O., Shinsville.
Scroggs, Wade, Statesville.
Frontis, Mrs. V. C, Mooresville.
Sloop, Miss Hazel, Mooresville.
Johnson, Miss Beulah, Mooresville.
Cloaninger, Miss Lou, Mooresville.
McCorkle, Miss Camille, Mooresville.
Gray, Miss Mamie, Mooresville.
Williams, T. H., Evalin.
Andrews, Miss Ethel, Rod.
White, Miss Annie, Mayhew.
Blalock^ H. H., Settle.
Williams, Miss Dora C, Evalin.
Mitchell, David A., Net.
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Templcton, Mrs. C. R., Mt. Mourne.
Bell, Miss Cora C. Mt. Mourne.
Craven. I ., Statesville.
Williams, Mi . Statesville.
Linton, Miss Lottie, Statesville.
Glass, Miss Lettie, Statesville.
Killian, Miss Alma, Statesville.
( , I :i. I 3l ttesville.
US', Miss. Statesville.
Allen, Miss, Statesville.
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Thompson, D. Matt, Statesville.
Dickenson, C. N., Mooresville.
Surratt, W. S., Mooresville.
Kerr, W. C, Mooresville.
Couch, Miss Effie, Gwyn.
Davidson, Miss Sallie, Statesville.
Sharpe, W. P., Jr., Net.
Richardson, R. C, Evalin.
Troutman, J. Claud, Statesville.
Myers, Miss Gertie, Talmage.
Smith, Munsey D., Settle.
Smith, N. D., Settle.
Trivett, Eugene, Net.
Trivett, S. A., Net.
Hunter, Miss Maud, Loray.
Lewis, E. C, Loray.
Shaver, A: J., Statesville.
Vickery, M., Loray.
Benton, Miss Alice, Statesville.
Younger, Miss Alta, Evalin.
Crater, Miss Allie, Jennings.
Kestler, Miss Margery, Statesville.
Howard, Miss Jennie, Mooresville.
Johnson, Miss Jennie, Mooresville.
Rash, J. W., Jennings.
Morrow, Miss Jessie, Amity.
Troutman, M. P., Statesville.
Brandon, Miss Ethel, Cool Springs.
Brandon, Miss Octa, Cool Springs.
Rhyne, Miss Emma, Statesville.
Smith, Duo, Settle.
Trivett, Nathan, Hamptonville.
Troutman, Clayton, Statesville.
Ministers not in Towns.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. C. Brown, Loray;
E. E. Pressly, Scotts; Columbus Ken-
nedy, Mt. Mourne; R. W. Boyd, Barium
Springs; J. E. Summers, Elmwood; W. J.
Tidball, Oak Forest.
METHODIST— A. J. Burrus, Troutman;
J. A. Sharpe, Harmony; T. B. Johnson,
Olin.
LUTHERAN— R. A. Helms, Amity.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERI-
AN—E. F. Griffith, Pressly.
Schools and Academies.
COOL SPRING ACADEMY— Prof. Mitch-
ell, Principal, Cool Spring.
HARMONY ACADEMY— George E. Weav-
er, Principal, Harmony.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. A. Allen, Cool Spring.
J. E. King, Sweet Home.
J. T. Moore, Mayhew.
E. A. Hall, Dunlap.
P. C. Jurney, Tuniersbuvg.
H. F. Bailey, Reno.
L. V. Cloaminger, Elmwood.
Walter B. Mott, Mt. Mourne.
W. G. Nicholson, Harmony.
W. W. Wilhelm, Eufala.
E. E. Kluttz, Troutman.
R. W. Mills, Troutman.
J. V. Williams, Evalin.
Merchants not in Towns.
E. B. Bagwell Co., Loray.
J. S. Morrison, Scotts.
W. F. Pressly, Pressly.
Bradford & Sons, New Stirling.
J. W. Hager, Clio.
Edward Miller, Waugh.
M. A. Ahernathv, Abernathy.
D. J. Fulbright," Ful bright.
J. M. Sharpe, Clio.
B. Y. Elliott, Banton.
R. J. Bryant, Bryantsville.
F. K. Ostwalt, Ostwalt.
J. C. Shinn, Shinsviile.
W. H. H. Summers, Dunlap.
J. F. Goodman, Amity.
W. A. Mayhew, Mayhew.
A. S. McKay, Doolie.
E. B. Bost Co., Miller.
T. I. Nixon, Mt. Mourne.
D. P. Sartin, Cool Spring.
P. R. Houpe, Oak Forest.
C. L. McCulloch, Sigma.
W. L. Holland, Olin.
Gros & Bro., Harmony.
G. M. Young, (druggist) Troutman.
Arthur Parks, Troutman.
Ostwalt & Co., Troutman.
G. A. Baity, Net.
J. A. Gunn, Cool Spring.
Long & Son, Elmwood.
Bnrr Mills.
White Bros, Statesville.
Tomlin Bros., Olin.
W. E. Morrison, Adams.
Canned Goods.
Collins <fe Son, Troutman.
Cotton Mills.
TURNERSBURG COTTON MILLS.
Cotton -rins.
Stimson Steele, Turnersburg.
Turnersburg Cotton Mills.
L. Morrow, Statesville.
Abernathy Bros., Abernathy.
McLelland Bros., Scotts.
W. E. Morrison. Adams.
H. A. Neill, Granite Hill.
J. M. Patterson, Troutman.
J. H. Reid, Mt. Mourne.
W. F. Sharpe, Statesville.
T. P. Summers, Snow Creek.
G. W. Templeton, Amity.
Wagner & Smith, Troutman.
P. R. Houpe, Oak Forest.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Bradford & Sons, New Stirling.
Lnmber Plants.
D. A. Morrison, Statesville.
Roller Mills.
Turner & Holman, Cool Spring.
J. M. Sharpe, Armfield.
Harris & Stevenson, Scotts.
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Stimson & Steele, Turnersburg.
R. E. King, Sweet Home.
J. Troutman, Longford.
STATESVILLE.
Population, 3,141; white, 2,368; colored,
573.
Value real estate, $951,419.
Value personal property, $G66,131.
No. white polls, 543.
No. colored polls, 118.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 85c. on $100;
schools, 30 cents.
Bonded debt, $100,000.
City owns water works.
City owns lights.
City owns sewerage system.
Town Officers.
Election is held in May; term of office,
2 years.
MAYOR— J. C. Steele.
CLERK AND TREASURER— E. Morrison.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. E. Boyd.
ATTORNEY— Geo. B. Nicholson.
CITY PHYSICIAN— H. F. Long.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— M. ' R. Adams.
STANDARD-KEEPER — J. U. Lam-
percht.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT— C. W. Connor.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. W. Connor.
POLICEMEN— J. N. Morgan, Clarence
Connor, J. S. Alexander, J. A. Lentz,
Thomas Kerr.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. S. Tomlin,
R. V. Brawley, G. Karcher, C. B. Webb,
W. W. Foushee, A. P. Barron, A. Turner,
J. H. Wycoff.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Supt., D. Matt.
Thompson; H. E. Craven, Principal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. K. Mor-
rison, W. A. Thomas, W. T. Nicholson, J.
H. Hill, Win. Wallace.
POSTMASTER— J. W. C. Long.
R. R. AGENT— W. B. Brown.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. J. Jones.
Cemeteries and Supts.
OAKWOOD— P. R. Patterson, Supt.
Hospitals and Asylunis.
Billingsby Hospital.
Ministers and Churches.
FRONT STREET— (Presbyterian)— W. C.
Brown, Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN— C. M. Richards,
Pastor.
BETHANY— (Presbyterian)— W. R. McLel-
iand. Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST— C. A. Jenkins, Pastor.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERI-
AN— J. H. Presslv, Pastor.
FIRST METHODIST— Frank Siler, Pastor.
WEST END— (Methodist)— H. H. Robbins,
Pastor.
METHODIST— Presiding Elder, J. H.
Eider, Statesville; Statesvillo Circuit, R.
S. Howell.
TRINITY— (Episcopal)— Edward L. Ogil-
by, Rector.
ST. JOHN'S— (Lutheran)— Mr. Lutz, Pas-
tor.
Schools and Academies.
STATESVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE— John
A. Scott Pres.
STATESVILLE MALE ACADEMY— Alex.
S. Paxton, Principal; J. T. Fair, Assistant.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Iredell.
St. Charles Hotel.
Mrs. G. R. White. ,
Mrs. W. G. Gaither.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL— J. A. Cooper, Pres.;
George H. Brown, Cashier. Capital, $50,-
000; Surplus and Profits, $31,000.
STATESVILLE LOAN AND TRUST CO.-
M. K. Steele, Pres. ; D. M. Ausley, Cashier.
Capital, $25,000; Surplus and Profits, $12,-
000.
Auctioneers.
W. C. Mills.
Barber Shops.
H. W. Johnson.
Joe White.
Lon Calvert.
J. P. Murphy, (col.)
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. F. Harbin.
P. A. Jones.
McLain & Alexander.
Moore Bros.
Blacksmith Shops.
B. P. Young.
Deitz & Troutman.
W. R. Stroupe.
Books and Stationery.
Mills-Allison Co.
Boots and Shoes.
S. B. Miller.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
A. F. Bowie.
J. S. Fry & Son.
M. L. Talbert.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. E. Morrison.
I. Wallace.
Building & Loan Associations.
FIRST BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TION—L. Harrill, Sec. and TTeas.
Carriage Maufacturers.
McCall Bros.
J. D. Patterson.
Cnsket M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. W. Nicholson & Co.
Contractors and Builders.
A. M. Witherspoon.
Cigar Factories.
L. Clarke.
Clothing. Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Sloan Clothing Co.
N. Harrison.
Wallace-Hemphill Co.
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Coal and 'Wood.
Statesville Ice & Fuel Co.
J. K. Morrison Sons & Co.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
N. B. Mills.
N. P. Watt.
R. K. Murdock.
VT. H. H. Gregory.
Cotton Mills.
STATESVILLE COTTON MILLS— Wm.
Wallace, Pres. ; T. D. Miller, Sec. and
Treas. ; Frank L. Paeje, Supt.
Bloomfield Manufacturing Co.
Crockery and Glassware.
S. W. Stimson.
Confectionery Dealers.
J. E. Deitz & Co.
Sherrill Grocery Co.
Chamber of Commerce.
H. C. Cowles, Pres.; S. L. Parks, Sec.
Dealers in Ice.
Statesville Ice & Fuel Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
H. C. Gaither.
Dealers in Carriages.
Barron & Nicholson.
Henkel Bros.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Charles Gaither.
Mrs. M. C. Kerr.
Misses Hubbard.
Miss Lou Baily.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Mills & Paston.
Ramsey, Tomlin & Bowles.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Sherrill-White Co.
Knox Bros. & Paston.
General Merchandise.
Mills-Allison Co.
Wilhelm Bros.
Foushee-Lawrenee Co.
Fry & Phifer.
Turner & Co.
Wallace Bros Co. (Wholesale.)
Barron & Nicholson.
Dentists.
C. A. Turner.
L. White.
P. F. Laughenour.
C. B. Mott.
Doctors.
W. J. Hill.
M. R. Adams.
H. P. Long.
Thomas E. Anderson.
Albert Houcke.
Arch. Campbell.
J. E. McLaughlin.
Druereists.
W. F. Hall.
L. Stimson & Son.
Statesville Drug Co.— (Wholesale and Re-
tail.)
Polk-Gray Drug Co.
Electric Companies & Officers.
Municipal ownership.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
J. L. Cowan.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Railroad Flour Mills.
City Mills.
Statesville Flour Mills.
Foundries and Iron Works.
J. C. Steele & Sons.
Furniture Manufacturers.
Statesville Furniture Co.
Kincaid Furniture Co.
The Imperial Furniture M'f'g Co.
Atha Chair Co.
Furniture Dealers.
Statesville House Furnishing Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Lazenby-Montgomery Hardware Co.
Evans Hardware Co.
Harness Mf'rs and Dealers.
Craig-Flanigan Harness Co.
Harness, Vehicle & Supply Co.
Insurance Agencies.
J. W. Guy. . •
E. G. Gaither.
R. V. Tharpe.
J. H. Hill. -
Job Printing Offices.
J. A. Brady.
B. W. Crowson.
Lawyers.
C. H. Armfield.
J. B. Armfield.
W. D. Turner.
L. C. Caldwell.
W. G. Lewis.
H. P. Grier.
Dorman F. Thompson.
George B. Nicholson.
H. Burke.
D. M. Furches.
A. L. Coble.
Dorman & Thompson.
Dewey Raymer.
J. B. Connelley.
Laundries.
Statesville Steam Laundry.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
L. C. Wagner & Co.
J. A. Wise.
Sasli and Blind Factories.
Overcash & Bro.
Machine Shops.
J. C. Steele & Sons.
Machinery Dealers,
W. E. Turner & Son.
Marble Works.
Carolina Marble & Granite Co.
Masons and Builders.
L. T. Holler.
John Sherrill.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. J. P. Burke.
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Music Teachers.
Mrs. J. C. Duke.
Miss Siddell.
Musical Instruments.
Statesville House Furnishing Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE MASCOT— Brumley & Harris, Edi-
tors.
LANDMARK— Caldwell & Clark, Editors.
Nurserymen.
W. H. Crawford.
Painters.
J. M. Coley.
J. W. Coe.
Will Henry
Ernest Johnson.
Plumbers.
J. U. Lamprecht.
Paper-Hangers.
J. F. Moore.
J. G. Page.
Real Estate Agents.
L. Han-ill.
Mills & Gaither.
J. W. Guy.
Retail Grocers.
Cooper & Gill.
J. C. Turner & Co.
Stimpson Grocery Co.
Sherrill Grocery Co.
D. J. Kimball.
McLain & Alexander.
Z. L. Brown.
W. G. Wright.
M. L. Hall & Co.
A. M. Saville.
T. M. Phifer.
J. E. D'eitz & Co.
P. A. Pooston.
W. H. Powell.
J. \V. Marshall.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. P. Cathey.
James Kerr.
W. R. Mills & Co.
Iredell Livery Co.
Henkel Bros.
Fred H. Conger.
Sporting Goods.
C. S. Apple.
Stoves and Tinware.
S. W. Stimson.
Shingle Dealers.
L. C. Wagner & Co.
Telephone Fxchanges & M'grs.
WESTERN UNION- C. J. Jones, M'gr.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
STATESVILLE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
— F. M. Brown, Manager.
Trust & Investment Companies.
The Statesville Loan and Trust Co.
Watches and Jewelry
R. H. Rickert.
Woodward Bros.
C. S. Apple.
Wholesale Grocers.
J. K. Morrison Sons & Co.
Statesville Grocery Co.
MOORESVILEE.
Population, 3,000.
MAYOR— A. L. Starr.
CLERK— W. A. Gabriel.
CHIEF OF POLICE— E. M. Kennedy.
COMMISSIONERS— B. W. Pressley, D. E.
Turner, B. A. Troutman, J. A. Craven, W.
P. Carpenter, J. P. Mills.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESjjYTTERIAN— W. W. Pharr, Pastor.
METHODIST— T. J. Rogers, Pastor-
Mooresville Circuit, J. W. Jones.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERI-
AN—R. C. Davidson, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
MOORESVILLE ACaDEMY— R. M. Gray,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Central Hotel.
Commercial Hotel.
Banks and Bankers.
THE BANK OF MOORESVILLE— J. E.
Sherrill, President; C. P. McNeelv, Treas.
Capital, $25,000; Surplus and Profits, $8,-
000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
George O. Cornelius.
C. G. Smith.
Boots and Shoes.
C. V. Voils.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. N. Johnston.
Contractors and Builders.
J. W. Brown.
J. E. Brown.
B. A. Troutman.
Cotton Mills.
MOORESVILLE COTTON MILLS— Nos. 1
and 2.— J. E. Sherrill, Pres.; S. M. Good-
man, Secretary and Treasurer.
Cotton Gins.
Templeton. Williams k Co.
B. A. Troutman.
J. \V. Brcwn.
Doctors.
S. W. Stevenson.
A. E. Bell.
James Young.
N. G. Moore.
Drus-eists.
G. C. Goodman & Co.
E. H. Miller & Co.
Harness Dealers.
C. V. Voils.
L. P. Elam.
Hardware Dealers.
D. E. Turner & Co.
W. C. Johnson & Co.
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IREDELL— JACKSON.
General Merchandise.
J. P. Mills & Co.
Culp, Crawford & Co.
W. W. Rankin.
W. P. Carpenter.
Howard, Brawly & Co.
Cornelius, Craven & Co.
R. W. Freeze & Co.
Kipka & Baker.
Retail Grocers.
H. N. Johnson & Co.
D. M. Templcton.
C. V. Voils.
W. M. Neal & Co.
Roller Mills.
Templet on, Williams & Co.
Meleher Bros.
Trust & Investment Companies.
George C. Goodman, Pres. ; C. P. MeNeely,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Telephone Exchanges and Mana-
gers.
MOORESVILLE TELEPHONE CO.— C. V.
Veils, Pres. ; Jeb. V. Turlington, Scretary
and Treasurer.
JACKSON COUNTY.
County Seat, "Webster.
Formed in 1850 from Haywood and Macon counties. Named in honor of Genera]
Andrew Jackson.
Area, 494 square miles.
POPULATION: 11,853. White males, 5,621; white females, 5,301. Foreign born, 10.
Negro males, 314; negro females, 277. Indians, 340. White males over 21 years, 2,-
360; negro males over 21 years, 127; Indian males over 21 years, 109. White polls, 1,-
e26; Indian polls, 2; negro polls, 55.
Value of real estate, $1,275,364, decrease of $83,005 from 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $804,732, increase of $104,966 over 1904, including 1,298 horses, 616 mules, 12
jacks and jennets, 59 goats, 8,159 cattle, 14,510 hogs, 6,389 sheep, 3 dogs.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,984,925; by negroes, $14,809; by Indians, $58,-
341.
No. Schools: White, 49; Colored.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100; roads, 33 l-3c. Iron bridges, 4.
POST OFFICES: Addie, Argura, Bolsom, Bessie, Beta, Bigridge, Compton, CASH-
IERS, Oowarts, CULLOWHEE, DILLSBORO, Deets, East Laiort, Erastus, Fallcliff,
Fernhurst, Georgetown, GLENVILLE, Harris, Norton, Oscar, Ocala, Painter, Rich
mountain, SAPPHIRE, Speedwell, SYLVA, Tuckaseigee, WBESTER (c. h.), White
side Oove, Willets, Wilmot Wolf Mountain, Granite.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by New Local Taxation Law. No. miles, 300.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Southern Railway, 22.89 miles, assessed value $565,869.79
Western Union Telegraph Company, 23.00 miles, assessed value 672.92
Southern Express Company, 22.89 miles, assessed vaule 2,650.94
Oconee Telephone Company, 10.00 miles, cssessed value 150.00
SUPERIOR COURT: February 19th two weeks, criminal cases only; May 21st, two
3, civil cases only; October 8th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— V. F. Brown,
iVebster.
SHERIFF— W. C. Norton, Webster.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— T. G. Picklesi-
mer, Webster.
TREASURER— W. D. Frizell, Webster.
CORONEK— J. VV. Shelton, Paint r.
SURVEYOR— T. R. Zachary, Cashiers.
STANDARD-KEEPER— N. Coward, Web-
stir.
CO. ATTORNEY— Felix E. Alloy, Web-
ster.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— William Self,
' i i r.
SUPT. CO. HOME— J. G. Phillips, Web-
ster.
( O. SUPT. SCHOOLS— W. L. Henson,
Painter.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— R. L.
Madison, (chm.;. Painter; C. A. Bird,
Whittier; W. O. Buchanan, Sylva.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— A. J. Long, Jr.,
Sylva; J. N. Hunter, W. A. Henderson,
chairman.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— M. Buch-
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anan, (chm.), Sylva; J. W. Davis, Web-
ster.
CONSTABLES— Qualla Township, W. J.
Turpin, Quallatown; Barker's Creek, Taylor
Nations, Big Spring; Dillsboro, John Lewis,
Dillsboro; Sylva, R. A. Moore, Sylva;
Scott's Creek, C. M. Cope, Alice; Webster,
T. S. Messon, Webster; Savannah, R. G.
Buchanan, Deets; Cullovvee, A. M. Press-
ley, Painter; Caney Fork, G. T. Nicholson,
Cowarts; Canada, W. S. Cope, Cathey;
River, A. C. Price, Tuckaseigee; Mountain,
Oscar Coggins, Fern Hurst; Hamburg, J.
F. McCall, Glenville; Cashiers, M. Nichol-
son; Cashiers.
Justices of tlie Peace.
QUALLA— J. S. Stiles, G. W. Moody, J.
R. Green, M. B. Hipps, Quallatown.
BARKER'S CREEK— L. Bumgarner, J. B.
Cocheran, J. A. Bumgarner, Big Spring.
DILLSBORO— E. B. McDade, W. D.
Montieth, W. A. McMaham, Dillsboro.
SYLVA— W. M. Rhea. T. M. Frizzell,
Sylva.
SCOTT'S CREEK— A. B. Bryson, Alice.
WEBSTER— W. L. Cowan, N. Coward, W.
D. Frizzell, Webster.
SAVANNAH— N. P. Jones, R. D. Cowan,
Deets.
CULLOWHEE— J. M. Watson, Painter; D.
D. Davis, Cullowhee; W. L. Henson,
Painter; N. J. Fox, Speedwell.
RIVER— A. C. Queen, Tuckaseigee.
CANEY FORK— T. B. Price, W. H.
Hooper, Cowarts.
CANADA— S. M. Parker, Cathey.
HAMBURGH— J. P. Stuart, Elbert Wat-
son, S. C. Buchanan, Glenville.
CASHIERS— J. C. Bumgarner, T. G.
Picklesimer, Effie; T. A. Dillard, Cashiers.
MOUNTAIN— W. R. Bryson, M. L. Cog-
Bins, Fernhurst.
GREEN'S CREEK— B. B. Green, Webster;
J. F. Sutton, J. C. Reed, Deets.
Public Sjchcol Teachers.
E. S. Varner, Whittier.
T. Roy Zacnary. Cashiers.
D. H. Brown, Cowarts.
John R. Green, Whittier.
Miss Margaret McLaughlin, Whittier.
Miss Lula Stillwell, Harris.
Miss Sadie Stillwell, Webster.
Miss Minnie Long, Painter.
Miss Grace Hall, Webster.
D. A. Monteitt, Dillsboro.
J. J. Gray, Sylva.
W. J. Morrison, Svlva.
T. F. Shipman, Slyva.
Mrs. Charles Allison, Svlva.
G. W. Sutton, Dillsboro.
Miss Cora Painter. Painter.
Miss Demeries Long, fainter.
Mrs. Beulah Henson, Painter.
R. O. Self, Webster.
J. T. Gribble, Webster.
W. D. Wike, Painter.
E. F. Hudson, Deets.
Miss Lillian Stillwell, Webster.
Miss lola Painter, Painter.
Miss Ida J. Smith, Painter.
Miss Maria Dillard, Willetts.
Miss Lela Norton, Painter.
Mrs. Lena Wallace, Painter.
miss Eddie ~..ards, .*nter.
Miss Lucretia Keller, Painter.
Miss -orence Wilkes, Sylva.
Francis Wilkes, Sylva.
Miss Birdie Sheiton, Whittier.
Miss Gertie Coward, Painter.
J. A. Johnson, Painter.
Aaron Hooper, Cowarts.
Jerome Phillips, Richmountain.
Miss Otelia Bryson, Painter.
Miss Lillie AVood, Wolfmountain.
Mrs. M. D. Hardin, Wolfmountain.
W. B. Davis, Hayesviile.
Miss Pearle Zachary, Norton.
Miss Florence Coward, Painter.
Miss Julia Frizzell, Webster.
Miss Carrie Bumgarner, Sylva.
Daniel Boone, Fall Cliff.
J. T. Sheiton, Whittier.
Miss Collie Bryson, Painter.
Miss Bertha M. Henson, Painter.
Miss Hattie Norton, Georgetown.
Miss Empress Lombard, Ocala.
Miss Bird Zachary,' Cashiers.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— Wiley Conner, Quallatown ;
John Sitton, Painter; A. W. Davis, Web-
ster; A. C. Queen, Wolfmountain; John
Owen, Glenville.
METHODIST— (Northern)— Daniel Frank-
lin, Webster.
Schools and Academies.
CULLOWHEE NORMAL AND INDUS-
TRIAL SCHOOL— R. L. Madison, Prin.,
Painter.
SYLVA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE— T. A.
Brow, Prin.
Physicians not in Towns.
Wm. Self, Webster.
W. C. Tompkins, Webster.
A. A. Nichols, Painter.
R. H. Crawford, Wolf Mountain.
Richard Littlejohn, Tuckaseigee.
Painters.
W. L. Cowan, Webster.
W. A. Clark, Willets.
John Allen, mllsboro.
Merchants not in Towns.
R. M. Fisher, Compton.
T. B. Allison, Webster.
D. T. & M. L. Knight, Willet.
George Coward, Tuckaseigee.
C. J. Harris, Harris.
J. M. Redon, Painter.
John Nicholson, Glenville.
W. A. Fowler, Glenville.
G. M. Cole, Cashiers.
G. R. McCall, Cashiers.
Toxaway Co., Sapphire.
M. L. Coa'sins, Erastus.
Miles, Holdon, Fallcliff.
Lee Hooper, Cullowhee.
R. S. Greer, Cowart.
Hensen Bros., Painter.
J. J. Cowan, Dei ts.
J. W. Cagle, Deets.
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JACKSON COUNTY.
Lee Fisher, Wilmot.
A. D. Jones, Compton.
W. A. Clayton, Addie.
D. G. Bryson, Beta.
Lumber Plants.
J. J. MASON LUMBER PLANT— F. M.
Mason, Manager, Dillsboro.
Boice & Buchanan Lumber Co., Bolsom.
Lee Hooper, Cullowhee.
GILLILAND LOCUST PIN CO.— C. J.
Harris, Manager, Dillsboro.
Kaolin Manufacturers.
HARRIS CLAY CO.— C. J. Harris, Mana-
ger, Dillsboro.
•WEBSTER.
Value real estate, $20,000.
Value personal property, $15,000.
POSTMASTER— E. H. Cagle.
R. R. AGENTS— R. M. Crawford, Sylva;
T. C. Clayton, Alice; P. Kincaid, Dills-
boro.
EXPRESS AGENTS— R. M. Crawford,
Sylva; T. C. Clayton, Alice; P. Kincaid,
Dillsboro.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— A. R. Bell, Pastor.
RIVER HILL— (Baptist.)— No Pastor.
Hospitals and Asylums.
County Home.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
The Coward House.
Mountain View.
Agricultural Implements.
O. B. Coward.
Architects.
L. D. Cowan.
Blacksmith Shops.
John Wild.
Barber Shops.
Cole Cagle.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. W. Davis.
D. Bradley.
D. Rogers, Painter
J. D. Zachary, East La Port.
Cahinet-Makers.
Lawrence Cowan.
Contractors and Builders.
L. D. Cowan.
Sylva Supply Co.
Doctors.
Wm. Self.
W. C. Tompkins.
B. F. Burgin.
Drusrarists.
W. C. Tompkins.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Rebecca Wilson.
Dry Goods and Notions.
All merchants.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
A. P. Bryson.
General Merchandise.
Allison & Broyles.
J. J. Wild.
O. B. Coward.
Rhinehart & Cagle.
Hidos and Pelts.
James Mannahale.
Job Printing Offices.
Journal Publishing Co.
Lawyers.
Walter E. Moore.
Coleman C. Cowan.
Felix E. Alley.
C. B. Wike.
Laurence H. Hampton.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. J. Mason, Dillsboro.
Leather Dealers.
James Mannahale.
Music Teachers.
Miss Lula Terrell.
Newspapers and Editors.
JACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL— T. 0.
Picklesimer, Editor.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
DILLSBORO— P. W. Kincaid, Agent.
SYLVIA— R. M. Crawford.
ADDIE— T. C. Clavton.
SYLVA.
Incorporated in 1880.
Population, 281.
TAX RATE— 25c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. R. Love.
CLERK— A. E. Brown.
TREASURER— A. E. Brown.
TAX COLLECTOR— Jemison.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Jamison.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— B. H. Cathey,
A. E. Brown, W. 0. Buchanan, B. C.
Grindstaff.
R. R. AGENT— W. M. MoCubbins.
EXPRESS AGENT— E. A. Wolff.
Ministers and Churches.
MKTHODIST— V. L. Marsh, Pastor.
BAPTIST— No Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Rev. Mr. Sutherland, Rector.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
Commercial Hotel.
Central Hotel— J. W. Divilbliss, Prop.
Steadman House — Mrs. Frank Steadman,
Prop.
Mrs. E. P. Lewis.
Mrs. W. O. Buchanan.
Mrs. W. H. Morrison.
M. Buchanan.
Schools and Academies.
One Episcopal and 1 Baptist.
Barber Shops.
E. L. Gidney.
JACKSON COUNTY.
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Contractors and Builders.
C. M. Wells.
Sylva Supply Co.
Henry Curtis.
Doctors.
D. D. Hooper.
A. S. Nichols.
Dentists-
Dr. Hern.
Drueeists.
J. H. Knight.
Theo. Buchanan.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Lovada Love.
Mrs. Clontz.
Mesdames Sherrill & Gray.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Sylva Supply Co.
J. W. Keener.
Long & Long.
M. Buchanan & Co.
Fish and Oyster Dealers.
B. H. Cathey & Son.
Sylva Supply Co.
J. W. Keener.
Long & Long.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
M. Buchanan & Co.
Furniture Dealers.
M. Buchanan & Co.
J. W. Keener.
General Merchandise.
M. Buchanan & Co.
Lee & Brown.
Sylva Supply Co.
J. W. Keener.
Long & Long.
Masons and Builders.
C. M. Wells.
Mica Dealers.
Sylva Mica Mining Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Sylva Millinery Co.
Mesdames Sherrill & Gray.
Produce Dealers.
Rinehart & Son.
B. H. Cathey & Son.
Oil Dealers.
E. L. McKee.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Rinehart & Garret.
Shinerle Dealers.
Sylva Supply Co.
Tanneries.
Harris-Rees Tanning Co.
DILLSBORO.
Incorporated in 1887.
Population, white. 300; colored, 35.
TAX RATE— 25c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— C. Z. Candler.
CLERK— S. W. Enloe.
TREASURER— H. E. Allen.
TREASURER— S. W. Enloe.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Dave Robinson.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. F. Jarrett,
W. F. Enloe, J. J. Mason.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEEE— R. F. Jar-
rett, W. F. Enloe, J. J. Mason.
POSTMASTER— R. F. Jarrett.
R. R. AGENT— P. W. Kincaid.
EXPRESS AGENT— P. W. Kincaid.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— N. T. Marsh, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. F. Watson, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Springs Hotel.
Arcadia Hotel.
J. P. Jarrett.
Barber Shons.
J. A. Parris.
Blacksmith Shops.
John H. Lewis.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
C. E. Ray.
T. B. Allison.
Buchanan & Leatherwood.
J. P. Jarrett.
Holmes, Bryson & Co.
Dentists.
S. H. McNeely.
Doctors.
C. Z. Candler.
J. M. Candler.
C. D. W. Colb-s
Druereists.
C. Z. Candler.
Furniture Dealers.
R. R. Ray.
C. E. Ray.
Holmes, Bryson & Co.
Buchanan & Leatherwood.
Lawyers.
J. J. Hooker
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. J. Mason.
Produce Dealers.
R. R. Ray.
W. A. Enloe & Son.
Shinerlc Manufacturers.
J. J. Mason.
Shinsrle Dealers.
J. J. MasoK
Watches and Jewelry
John A. Harris.
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JOHNSTON COUNTY.
JOHNSTON COUNTY.
County Seat, Smithfield.
Formed in 1746 from Craven county. Named in honor of Gabriel Johnston, Royal
Governor at that time.
Area, 670 square miles.
POPULATION: 32,250. White males, 12,132; white females, 11,947. Foreign bora,
38. Negro males, 4,021; negro females, 4,150. White males over 21 years, 5,406; ne-
gro males over 21 years, 1,010. White polls, 4,344; negro polls, 1,091.
Value of real estate, $3,436,606, increase of $327,805 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $2,399,259, increase of $352,113 over 1904, including 1,962 horses, 4,644 mules,
2,109 goats, 11,022 cattle, 49,366 hogs, 2,684 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $5,621,200; by negroes, $214,665.
No. Schools: White, 110; Colored, 38.
PUBLIC ROALb: Worked by Old S^ate Law except Clayton, Smithfield and Selma
Townships, which are worked by taxation. No. miles, 600.
TAX RATE: County. 20c. on $100. No. iron bridges, 4.
POST OFFICES: Archer, Bagley, Beasley, BENSON, CLAYTON, FOUR OAKS,
KENLY, Micro, PINE LEVEL, Powhatan, PRINCETON, SELMA, SMITHFIELD, (c.
h.), WILSONS MILLS.
RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
North Carolina, 26.24 miles, assessed value * 769,342.21
Atlantic Coast Line, 43.62 miles, assessed value 1,098,070.62
Pullman Company, 55.00 miles, assessed value 7,988.52
Western Union Telegraph Company, 424.64 miles, assessed value 12,423.90
Southern Express Company, 69.86 miles, assessed value 8,090.65
Benson Telephone Company, assessed value 2,000.00
Produce Shippers Dispatch, assessed value 1,166. 67
SUPERIOR COURT: May 5th, two weeks; September 10th, two weeks; December
10th, two weeks. !#! i • i ' ' . d J
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— W. S. Stevens,
Smithfield.
SHERIFF— J. T. Ellington, Smithfield.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W. A. Edgerton,
Smithfield.
TREASURER— Alex. Wiggs. Pine Level.
CORONER— Z. L. LeMay, Smithfield.
SURVEYOR— T. R. Fulghum, Pine Level.
STANDARD-KEEPER— S. B. Johnson,
Smithfield.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— Thel. Hooks,
Smithfield.
SUPT. CO. HOME— George M. Hinton,
Smithfield.
CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— Ira T. Tur-
lington, Smithfield.
•--Crr "BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. F.
Gerald, (ehm.), Pine Level: John Step-
henson, Benson. R. F. D. No. 4; John
W. Wood, Benson, R. F. D% No. 2.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— C. M. Wilson,
(chm.), Wilson Mills; W. G. Wrenn, Mc-
Cullers, R. F. D. ; Josephus Johnson, Ben-
son, R. F. D. No. 3; N. W. Smith, Four
Oaks, R. F. D. No. 1 ; W. Turner Bailey, I
Ktnly.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— James A.
Wellons. (chm.). Smithfield; Jno. W. Fut-
rell, Selma; H. M. Barnes, Smithfield.
Justices of the Peace.
CLAYTON TOWNSHIP— M. G. Gulley, N.
R. Pool, Clayton.
CLEVELAND— J. E. Jones, F. M. Weeks,
Clavton, R. F. D. ; H. B. Brady, McCul-
lers, R. F. D.
PLEASANT GROVE— J. A. Partin, C.
B. Ogburn, Willow Springs, R. F. D. ; J.
H. Parrish, Benson, R. F. D., No. 3.
ELEVATION— L. E. Barbour, McD.
Langdon, J. W. Waddell, Benson, R. F.
D., No. 1.
BANNER— Curtis Johnson, J. G. Smith,
J. W. Holmes, Sr., Benson.
MEADOW— S. P. M. Tart, Beasley, R. F.
D. No. 2; Jno. W. Wood, L. P. Johnson,
Benson, R. F. D. No. 2.
WILSON MILLS— W. R. Parr.—. Wilson
Mills.
SELMA— Chas. F. Kirby, J. H. Parker,
Selma; Jesse Daughtery, Smithfield.
P1XE LEVEL— W. F. Gerald, W. L.
Creech. Pine Level; B. L. Avcock, Micro.
SMITHFIELD— Zoe L. LeMay, A. B.
Sasser, Smithfield.
BENTONSVILLE— N. W. Smith, Four
Oaks, R. F. D. No. 1; Marion F. Barbour,
Beasley, R. F. D. No. 2; Cicero H. John-
son. Princeton, R. F. D. No. 4.
JOHNSTON COUNTY.
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INGRAMS— A. D. Ford, Four Oaks; W.
A. Sanders, Four t.aks, R. F. D. No. 1;
A. R. Keen, Four Oaks; L. W. Hockaday,
Four Oaks.
BOON HILL— G. F. woodard, N. B. Hin-
ton, Princeton; D. Troy Creech, Pine 1. .
R. F. D. JSo. 1.
BEULAH— Jas. W. Woodard, Joseph D.
Creech, Kenlv; C. A. Fitzgerald, Micro.
O'NEAL— Lovd Narron, ivenly, R. F. D.
No. 2; S. F. High, Wakefield, R. F. D.
No. 1; J. L. Jones, Selma, R. F. D. No. 1.
WILDERS— J. I. Murphy, R. H.
W. B. Eason, Archer.
CONSTABLES— Clayton Township, E. L.
P. Barnes, Clayton; Cleveland, Charles
Coats, Clayton, R. F. D. ; Pleasant Grove,
J. P. Stephenson, Angier, R. F. D. ; Ele-
vation, A. F. Barbour, Benson, R. F. D.
No. 1: Meadow, W. J. Hudson, Benson, R.
F. D. No. 2; Bentor.s\^ie, Seth W. Lassiter,
Beasley; Ingram's, R. H. Allen, Four
Oaks, R. F. D. No. 1; Boon Hill, James
C. Holt, Princeton; Beulah, Jesse T.
Jones, Kenlv; O'Neal, C. M. Holloman.
Selma, R. F. D. ; Wilders, C. L. Barnes,
Archer; Wilson Mills, P. E. Tomlinson,
Wilson Mills; Selma, Will H. Pittman,
Selma; Pine Level, John H. Baten, Pine
Level; Smithfield, W. L. Brady, Smith-
field.
Public School Teachers.
Bizzell, D. M., Smithfield.
Champion, L. H., Smithfield.
Higgins, R. H., Smithfield.
Parker, John W., Smithfield.
Pittman, W. H., Smithfield.
Strickland, George B., Lucama.
Eldridere, Miss Ellen, Smithfield.
Holt, Miss Lillian, Smithfield.
Harper, Miss Myrtie, Smithfield.
Harper, Miss Fannie, Smithfield.
Helme, Miss Mollie, Smithfield.
Johnson, Miss Nellie. Clayton, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Johnson, Miss Dora, Smithfield.
Jones, Miss Althea, Smithfield.
Lee, Miss Laura, Smithfield.
Lee, Miss Sarah, Smithfield.
Lee, Miss Jessie, Smithfield.
Woodall, Miss Dora, Smithfield, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Ellis, Miss Mamie, Smithfield.
Corbett, C. A., Selma.
Corbett, W. R.,- Selma.
Easom, J. P., Selma.
Stancil, A. C, Selma.
Broadwell, J. H., Selma.
Bailey, Miss Debbie, Selma.
Hood, Miss Annie, Selma.
Hatcher, Miss Mary, Selma.
Preston, Miss Marion, Selma.
Richardson, Miss Rosa, Selma.
Richardson, Miss Nannie, Selma.
Stancil, Miss Marietta, Selma.
Allen, W. D., Benson.
Canaday, J. P., Benson.
Woodall, W. C, Benson.
Woodall, F. L., Benson.
Woodall, J. F., Benson.
Allen, Miss Leacy, Benson.
Biggs, C. A., Archer.
Liles, E., Archer.
Carroll, Miss Louisa, Archer.
Whitley, Miss Eula, Archer.
Barbour, O. A., Benson, R. F. D.
Barbour, Alonzo, Benson, R. F. D.
Johnson, J. R., Benson, R. F. D.
Barbour, Alonzo. Benson, R. F. D.
Johnson, Miss Lillian, Benson, R. F. D.
Johnson, Miss Vivian, Benson, R. F. D.
Uraswell, George E., Pine Level.
Oliver, J. It., Pine Level.
Peedin, E. V., Pine Level.
Peedin, Miss Etta, Pine Level.
PeeiUn, Miss Edna, Pine Level.
Beasiey, Miss Mattie, Beasley.
Britt, Miss Onie, Bentonville.
jioyett L. B., Bagley.
Pike, N. R., Bagley.
Matthews, Miss Emma, Bagley.
Fitzgerald, Miss Lillie, Micro.
Coats. Misi Vessie, Smithfield.
Wiggs, J. N., Princeton, R. F. D.
Woodard, W. T., Princeton.
Edwards, Miss Delia, Princeton.
Pipkin ,Miss Mai v. Princeton.
Rayford, Miss Hettie, Princeton.
Strachan, Miss Minnie, Princeton.
Woodard, Miss Ophelia, Princeton.
Hudson, R. H., Glen wood.
Hudson, Parlia, Timothy.
Lee, Miss Nellie, Honeycutt.
Johnson, J. W., Columbia.
Johnson, Mrs. J. W., Smithfield, R. F. D.
Jones, J. A. T., McCullers, R. F. D.
Lee, C. C. Four Oaks, R. F. D.
Rose, Miss Alice, Bizzell.
Strickland, N. B., Four Oaks, R. F. D.
Upehureh, C. S., Four Oaks, R. F. D.
Stevens, Miss Ora, Goldsboro.
Thornton. Miss Mary, Mingo.
Pool, W. H., Jr., Wilsons Mills.
Uzzle, D. O., Wilsons Mills.
Honrine, Miss Lillian, Wilsons Mills.
Hood, -T. P... Wendell.
Richardshon, Miss Julia, Wendell.
Barefoot, Robert, Jr., Mix.
Young, Miss Lou, McCullers, R. F. D.
Edmundson, Miss Kate, McCullers, R. F.
D.
Rose, D. H., Kenly.
Woodard, J. W., Kenly.
Price, Miss Cherrie, Kenly.
Wood, Joseph W., Benson, R. F. D.
Smith, Miss Effie, Benson, R. F. D.
Sanders, Miss Bet£ie Lee, Smithfield.
Barefoot, M. L., Dunn, R. F. D.
Lee, P. A., Dunn, R. F. D.
Morgan, Miss Aldonia, Dunn, R. F. D.
Jones, M. H., Jr.. Clayton.
Jones, D. H., Clayton.
Lee, Miss Annie, Smithfield.
Gilbert, Loamie, Dunn, R. F. D.
Allen, Miss Sarah, Benson.
Holmes, John W., Benson.
Stancil, Miss Annie L., Selma.
Ministex-s not in. Towns.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— L. P. Adams, Four
Oaks; J. B. Parker, Gift; Joseph Eldridge,
Rome; Jimmy Westbrook, Glen wood.
BAPTIST— N. H. Gibbs, Benson.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— H. II. Goff, Ben-
son; J. H. Alford, Kenly.
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JOHNSTON COUNTY.
Physicians not in Towns.
E. N. Booker, Polenta.
Merchants not fn Towns.
J. W. Smith, Treston.
John R. Rains, Bagley.
E. S. Coots, Angier, R. F. D. No. 1.
W. H. Capps, Jr., Princeton, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Rufus Sanders, Four Oaks, R. F. D. No. 1.
No. 4.
Rufus Sanders, Four Oaks, R F. D. No. 1.
J. H. Hays, Rome.
S. P. M. Tart, Dunn, R. F. D. No. 2.
E. R. Gullv, Clavton.
J. K. Beasley, Benson, R. F. D. No. 2.
J. \V. Hinnant. Archer.
B. R. Jones, Smithfield.
G. W. Barbour, Atfa.
H. R. & A. Cole, (col.), Beasley, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Cotton Mills.
SMITHFIELD COTTON MILLS— W. M.
Sanders, Pres. ; Frank Broadhurst, Secretary
and Treasurer.
HOLT COTTON CO.— S. S. Holt, Prea:
Allen K. Smith, Secretary and Treasurer.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
BROOKLYN M'F'G CO.— W. Rand, Pres.;
N. M. Lawrence, Sec. and Treas., Smithfield.
SMITHFIELD.
Incorporated in 1777.
Population, 1,500.
Election is held first Tuesday in Mayj
term of office, 1 year.
Value real estate, $262,440.
Value personal property, $273,950.
No. white polls, 172.
No. colored polls, 98.
TAX RATE— 33 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— E. J. Holt.
CLERK— J. H. Woodall.
TREASURER— T. R. Hood.
TAX COLLECTOR— C. L. Eason.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. M. Hamilton.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. A. Wellons,
H. L. Skinner, F. H. Parrish, N. B.
Grantham, J. D. Underwood.
POSTMASTER— J. D. Parker.
R. R. AGENT— J. A. Campbell.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. A. Campbell.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— N. E. Coltrane. Pastor.
BAPTIST— John W. Suttle, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— E. W. Souders, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— J. A. T. Jones,
Pflstor.
EPISCOPAL— Rev. Mr. Cheatham, Rector.
Schools and Academies.
TURLINGTON GRADED SCHOOL— R. A.
Merritt Principal.
PRESTON ACADEMY— Miss Anna Parker,
Principal, Beasley.
Architects.
Jesse Dausrhtery.
J. H. Woodall.
D. S. Barnes.
Auctioneers.
D. A. Bizzell.
L. G. Patterson.
C. B. Paylor.
J. T. Barham.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF SMITHFIELD— A. K. Smith,
Pres.; C. V. Johnson, Cashier; E. O. Ay-
cock, Assistant Cashier. Capital, $20,000;
Surplus and Profits, $10,250.69.
COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BAl\-~— W. L.
Woodall, Pres.; J. H. Abell, Cashier.
Capital, $10,000.
Brokers.
H. L. Graves.
J. B. Hudson.
J. E. Stevens.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
F. H. Parrish.
Moore's Grocery.
D. F. Morgan.
Blacksmith Shops.
O. V. Booker.
M. Avera (col.)
Books and Stationery.
T. R. Hood.
A. H. Boyett.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Wm. Holden, (col.)
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Sanders & Rand.
Cahinet-Makers.
S. R. Morgan.
Canned Goods.
Acme Canning Co.
Contractors and Builders.
Jesse Daughterv.
J. H. Woodall.
D. S. Barnes.
J. R. Bailey.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
8. R. Morgan.
J. A. Morgan.
J. R. Ba^ey.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
N. B. Grantham & Co.
W. G. Yelvington.
Davis Bros.
Will H. Lassiter Dry Goods Co.
L. E. Watson.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
W. M. Sanders.
Austin Stephenson Co.
Cotter-Underwood Co.
Barnes-Edgerton Co.
Dealexs in Carriages.
Ellington Buggy Co.
J. A. Morgan.
W. L. Fuller.
Austin Stephenson Co.
Barnes-Edgerton Co.
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Dentists.
N. T. Holland.
Doctors.
G. J. Robinson.
L. D. Wharton.
L. A. Munns.
Thel Hooks.
Druggists.
T. R. Hood.
A. H. Boyett.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. C. B. Paylor.
Miss Kittie Peterson.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Will H. Lassiter Dry Goods Co.
Spiers Bros.
W. G. Yelvington.
L. E. Watson.
Fish Markets.
G. H. Watson.
H. J. Smith, (col.)
Flonr. Corn and Feed Dealers.
W. M. Sanders.
Austin Stephenson Co.
Cotter-Underwood Co.
Fisk Dealers.
G. H. Watson.
H. J. Smith.
Furniture Dealers.
Smithfleld Furniture Co.
J. A. Morgan.
General Merckandise.
Peedin Bros.
W. M. Sanders.
Cotter-Underwood Co.
Austin, Stephenson Co.
Barnes-Edgerton Co.
Byrd & Mullin.
Boyette Bros.
Smithfield Grocery Co.
Rose Bros.
Job Printing Offices.
Smithfleld Herald.
Lawyers.
Pou & Brooks.
Wellons & Morgan.
Ed. S. Abell.
J. A. Narron.
L. R. Waddell.
W. W. Cole.
Sam T. Honeycutt
James D. Parker.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Will H. Lassiter Dry Goods Co.
W. G. Yelvington.
Spiers Bros.
Music Teackers.
Miss Annie Glassgow.
Musical Instruments.
Thornton Music House.
Newspapers and Editors.
SMITHFIELD HERALD— Beaty, Holt &
Lassiter, Editors.
Painters.
C. W. Lindsay.
R. L. Sanders.
F. F. Holmes.
Racket Stores.
W. H. Peacock.
Tinners.
S. B. Johnson.
Sewing Machine Agents.
J. M. Beaty.
Real Estate Agents.
Beaty & Holt.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. L. Fuller.
Austin Stephenson Co.
W. M. Sanders.
G. Fitzgerald & Co.
Tobacco Warehouses.
BANNER— Skinner & Patterson, Props.
FARMERS— Boyette Bros., Props.
Watcbes and Jewelry
T. C. Jordan.
SELMA.
Incorporated in 1872.
Population, 1,564.
Tax rate— 20c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— C. W. Richardson.
CLERK— Jesse Hood.
CHIEF OF POLICE— N. R. Batton.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. E. Richard-
son, W. H. Hare, J. W. Futrell, L. D.
Debnam.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— R. J. Noble,
W. H. Hare, N. E. Edgerton, C. W. Rich-
ardson.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. H. B. Pearce.
R. R. AGENTS— J. A. Spiers, Jr., A. C.
L.; J. D. Edens, So. Ry.
EXPRESS AGENT— I. W. Massey.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— C. W. Blanchard, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. O. Guthrie, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
SELMA GRADED SCHOOLS— C. L.
Wroton, Prin.
Hotels and Boadine Houses.
Merchants Hotel.
Wyoming Hotel, J. A. Mitchner, Prop.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF SELMA— M. C. Winston, Pres.;
L. D. Debnam, Cashier. Capital, $10,000;
Surplus and Profits, $5,456.12.
Cotton Mills.
SELMA COTTON MILLS— N.
ton, Pres.; R. B. Whitley, Sec.
Cotton Buyers
M. C. Winston.
Whitley & Richardson.
A. V. Driver.
Ray & uouwin.
Hudson.
Doctors.
J. Noble.
Person.
E. Edger-
and Treas.
J. B.
R.
J.
1!.
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JOHNSTON COUNTY.
Dentists.
E. H. Scanett.
Druereists.
Selma Drug Co.
E. W. Vick.
General Merchandise.
M. C. Winston.
\V. H. Etheredge.
W. B. Driver.
N. B. Snipes & Bro.
A. V. Dl
Whitley & Richardson.
Ray & Godwin.
The Hub, Boyd & Roberts, Props.
Globe Clothing House.
Hare <& Hicks.
Hardware Dealers.
ardson, Manager.
ardson, Man.
Fertilizer Manufacturers.
NAVASSA GUANO u-'.— N. E. Edgerton,
Manager.
Hucksters.
Alex. Strickland.
J. W. Liles.
J. A. Hinnant.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Neuse River Lumber Co.
Lawyers.
L. H. Allred.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. A. Jones.
The Hub.
Mines and Quarries.
J. W. Nobles.
Newspapers and Editors.
SELMA NEWS— W. J. Caines, Editor.
Oil Mills.
Southern Cotton Oil Co., N. E. Edgerton,
Manager.
Racket Stores.
F. M. Hood & Co.
Real Estate Agents.
J. H. Parker.
Selma Realty & Ins. Co.
Retail Grocers.
W. B. Driver.
J. M. Vinson & Co.
N. B. Snipes & Bro.
J. W. Liles.
N. D. Richardson.
A. T. Wall.
Elis Bros.
Sales and Livery Stables.
T. H. Whitley.
Wiggs & Kirby.
Godwin & Co.
Undertakers and Embalniera.
F. M. Hood & Co.
Wholesale Grocers.
Wood Grocery Co.
Watches and Jewelry
C. Talton.
BENSON.
Incorporated in 1888.
Population, 700.
TAX RA12— 50c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. M. Weeks.
CLERK— W. D. Boon.
TREASURER— J. D. Parrish.
ATTORNEY— J. M. Morgan.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. W. Ryals.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. F. Lee, N.
T. Ryals, J. H. Rose.
CITY 1'UBLTC SCHOOLS SUPT.— J. P.
Canada v.
CITY SCHOOL COMITTEE— J. W. Ben-
son, J. H. Boon, W. D. Thomas.
POSTMASTER— Robert Langdon.
R. R. AGENT— C. A. Barber.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. A. Barber.
Schools and Academies.
BENSON ACADEMY— J. P. Canaday,
Erincipal.
Hotels and Boadine Houses.
Sirs. E. J. D. Boykin.
Banks and Bankers.
THE BANK OF BENSON— A. K. Smith,
Pres.; J. H. Rose, Cashier. Capital, $10,000.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
C. T. Johnson.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. D. Parrish & Son.
Blacksmith Shops.
E. P. & J. M. Britt.
Barber Shops.
D. J. Hill.
Hill & Broughton.
Bicycle Dealers.
J. J. Holmes.
Cotton Gins.
J. W. Wood.
S. W. MeLamb.
Dunn Oil Mills.
Doctors.
F. T. Moore.
G. E. Parker.
G. A. Hood.
Floyd Johnson.
Druzeists.
J. W. Benson.
Benson Drug Co.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Preston Woodall.
C. T. Johnson.
Seth Allen & Bro.
Furniture Dealers.
Rose & Stancil.
General Merchandise.
J. H. Boon & Son.
J. T. Lee & Bro.
A. B. Hudson.
Benj. Hudson & Son.
J. R. Woodall.
A. L. Barefoot.
JOHNSTON" COUNTY.
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Hardware Dealers.
E. L. Hall.
Harness Dealers.
D. J. Stone.
Lawyers.
J. M. Morgan.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Alice L. Woodall & Co.
Mrs. B. B. Broughton.
Naval Store Dealers.
C. C. Royals.
Retail Grocers.
Preston B. Johnson.
J. H. Wheeler.
Tobacco Warehouses.
Farmers Warehouse — J. G. Smith, Prop.
Banner Warehouse — J. W. Jones, Prop.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Hodges & Hodges.
J. D. Parrish & Son.
Watches and Jewelry.
J. W. Whittenton.
KENLY.
Incorporated in 1888.
Population, 300.
TAX KATE— 30e. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. R. Sauls.
CLERK— R. A. Hales.
TREASURER— R. A. Hales.
ATTORNEY— C. W. Edgerton.
CHIEF OF POLICE— P. J. T. Mason.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. T. Rent-
frow, J. G. High, C. W. Edgerton, J. C.
Grady.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— C. W.
Edgerton, J. H. Kirby, W. H. Flowers.
POSTMASTER— J. M. Stancill.
EXPRESS AGENT— I. J. Creech.
R. R. AGENT— I. J. Creech.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— R. H. Whitaker, Supply.
Raleigh.
PRESBYTERIAN— E. W. Souders, Pastor.
Smithfleld.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— J. W. Alford,
Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
KENLY ACADEMY— D. J. Sipe, Prin.
Hotels and Boarding Honses
Merchants Hotel.
W. A. Crocker.
Palace Hotel.
Banks and Bankers.
THE BANK OF KENLY— A. K. Smith,
Pres. ; R. H. Alford, Cashier.
Bicycle Shops.
H. Watson & Bros.
Cotton Buyers.
G. G. Edgerton & Son.
Bailey Bros. & Kirby.
R. A. Hales.
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Doctors.
J. C. Grady.
J. T. Justice.
General Merchandise.
G. G. Edgerton & Son.
Bailey Bros. & Kirby.
R. A. Hales.
J. T. Edgerton & Bro.
G. M. Morris.
Mrs. James Hooks.
Josiah Stancill.
Bowen & Durham.
P. Godwin.
Miss S. B. Mitchell.
W. A. Barnes.
J. T. Ward.
Miss R. F. Darden.
Lawyers.
C. W. Edgerton.
Sales and Livery Stables.
C. W. Edgerton.
PINE LEVEL.
Incorporated in 1872.
Population, 300.
TAX RATE— 10c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— E. V. Peedin.
CLERK— B. Crocker.
TREASURER— B. Crocker.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Dan N. Oliver,
Eldridge Woodard, C. E. Thompson.
POSTMASTER— W. C Gurley.
R. R. AGENT— W. F. Gerald.
EXPRESS AGENT— D. B. Oliver.
Ministers and Churches.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— John Sasser,
Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— J. T. Colyer,
Pastor.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Early, Pastor.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF PINE LEVEL— R. L. Fitzger-
ald, Cashier. (Branch oi Smithfleld Bank.)
Hotels and Boarding: Honses.
B Crocker.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Pine Level Brick Works.
Cotton Buyers.
W. B. Oliver & Son.
Parker & ThomnBon.
Cotton Gins.
Jesse Parker.
D. B. Oliver.
Druggists.
Godwin Bros.
Dry Goods and Notions.
W. G. Britt.
Flora P. Ray.
Central Merchandise.
Parker & Thompson.
W. B. Oliver & Son.
B. Crocker.
Z. Taylor.
D. N. Oliver.
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JOHNSTON COUNTY.
W. C. Gurley.
M. E. Godwin & Co.
M. L. Davis.
Nurserymen.
Carolina Nursery Co.
Oil Mills.
Pine Level Oil Mill Co.
Planing- Mills.
Godwin, Oliver & Lynch.
Telephone Exchanees & M'e'rs.
Southern Bell Telephone Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
B. Godwin & Co.
CLAYTON.
Population, 1,250.
TAX RATE— 25c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Ernest L. Hinton.
CLERK— D. L. Barbour.
TREASURER— D. L. Barbour.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. L. Ellis.
CHIEF OP POLICE— J. L. Ellis.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. W. Home,
J. A. Griffin. C. M. Thomas.
POSTMASTER— Robert Stancill.
R. R, AGENT— W. F. Weathers.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. F. Weathers.
Ministers and Clinrcli.es.
BAPTIST— C. W. Blanchard, Pastor.
METHuDTST— G. W. Fisher, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BArilST— W. A. Simpkins,
Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
CLAYTON SCHOOL CO. (Incor.)— E. B.
McCullers, President; A. J. Barbour; Vice-
Pres. ; W. A. Barnes, Secretary and
Treasurer; J. H. Lindsay, Prin. ; J. R.
Williams, Asst. Prin.
Hotels and Boarding Honses.
J. B. Robertson.
J. L. Ellis.
Mrs. M. E. Yelvington.
Mrs. M. A. Whitley.
Banks and Bankers.
CLAYTON BANKING CO.— Ashley Home,
President: C. M. Thomas, Cashier. Capital
stock, $10,000; Surplus and Profits,
$3,477.29.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
J. G. Barbour & Son.
Ashley Home & Son.
D. H. McCullers.
R. B. Whitley & Co.
Buggy Manufacturers.
CLAYTON BUGGY & FURNITURE CO.—
W. A. Barnes, Manager.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. M. Turley.
J. L. & J. D. Johnson.
H. O. Ellis.
Cotton Mills.
CLAY TON COTTON MILLS— Ashley
Home, President; J. M. Turley, Secretary
and Treasurer. Capital Stock, $120,000.
Cotton Gins.
Ashley Home.
Doctors.
J. B. Robertson.
J. J. Young.
J. A. Griffin.
Drusrffists.
Clayton Drug Co.
Fish and Oyster Dealers.
C. H. Ellis.
H. O. Ellis.
General Merchandise.
J. G. Barbour & Son.
Ashley Home & Son.
D. D. McCullers.
W. A. Barnes.
Gulley & Gulley.
R. B. Whitley & Co.
Hardware Dealers.
Clayton Hdw. Co., C. W. Carter, Prop.
J. E. Page.
Millinery and Fancy Good*.
Richardson & Whitley.
J. G. Barbour.
Mrs. Etta Johnson.
Oil Mills.
CLAYTON OIL MILLS— A. J. Barbour,
President; R. A. Wall, Secretary and
Treasurer. Capital stock, $40,000.
Planing Mills.
J. E. Page.
Clayton Manufacturing Co.
Retail Grocers.
H. L. Barnes.
E. L. Oncal.
J. S. Bagwell & Co.
J. Ferrell.
T. R. Carroll.
Charles Carroll & Co.
J. D. Johnson.
A. T. Beddingfield.
J. L. Johnson.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. D. Eason.
B. M. Robertson & Co.
Saw Mills.
J. A. Vinson.
G. W. Ellis.
C. P. Ellis.
Trust & Investment Companies.
CLAYTON INVESTMENT CO., (Incorp.)—
C. W. Home, President; B. M. Robertson,
Secretary and Treasurer. Capital Stock,
$2..000.
Watches and Jewelry
J. L. Johnson.
Wood-Working Shops.
W. E. Hamilton & Son.
J. E. Page.
William Dunston.
Clayton Buggy & Furniture Co.
JOHNSTON COUNTY.
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PRINCETON.
first incorporated as Boon Hill.
Incorporated in 1873 and name changed
to Princeton under a prohibition charter.
Population: White, 204; colored, 88.
Tax rate, 25c on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— G. F. Woodard.
CLERK— J. R. Ledbetter.
TREASURER— W. T- Edwards.
TAX COLLECTOR— T. P. Hawley.
ATTORNEY— Sam T. Hunnicutt.
CHIEF OF POLICE— T. P. Hawley.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. T.
wards, C. L. Gurley, J. R. Ledbetter.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— I. B. Harrell, J.
W. Baker, G. F. Moore, W. A. Edwards.
POSTMASTER— J. W. Snipes.
R. R. AGENT— P. H. Joyner.
EXPRESS AGENT— P. H. Joyner.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— R. H. Whitaker, Patsor.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Howell, Pastor.
FREEWILL BAPTIST— Wm. Harrell, Pas-
tor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— John W. Gard-
ner.
Cotton Buyers.
D. E. McKinne.
Doctors.
J. B. Strachan.
General Merchandise.
J. W. Perry.
D. E. McKinne.
W. T. ^dwards.
J. R. Ledbetter.
Geo. F. Woodard.
John tt. Edwards.
Ed Holt.
D. H. Nobles.
WILSON'S MILLS.
Population, white, 175; colored, 160.
GRADED SCHOOL— H. M. Lilly, Prin.;
Miss Bessie Poe Law, Assistant.
POSTMISTRESS— Miss Sarah Parrish.
R. R. AGENT— P. E. Davis.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. G. Wilson.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. W. Suttle, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— No Pastor.
Buggy Manufacturers.
Wilsons Mills Buggy Co.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
C. R. Tomlinson.
General Merchandise.
John W. Tomlinson.
L. F. Uzele & Bro.
C. M. & W. G. Wilson.
J. M. Parrish.
Edgerton & Lane.
Sash and Blind Factories.
C. M. & W. G. Wilson.
J. T. Holt.
Wood Working: Shops.
J. T. Holt.
MICRO.
Population, 61.
TAX RATE— 15 cents on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— T. A. Fitzgerald.
CLERK— T. A. Fitzgerald.
TREASLRER— E. Todd.
CHIEF OF POLioE— C. L. Batten.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. E. Smith,
C. G. Pope, C. — Batten.
POSTMASTER— G. Y. Joines.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. E. Smith.
Schools and Academies.
One Public School.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
Mrs. N. F. Hawkins.
General Merchandise.
W. E. Smith.
C. L. Batten.
W. F. Hawkins.
W. J. Roms.
H. Fitzgerald & Son.
J. M. Montgomery
FOUR OAKS.
Incorporated in 1891.
• Population 171.
Tax rate, ."53 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. D. T. Wellons.
CLERK— A. D. Ford.
TREASURER— Alex Creech.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. D. Stanley.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. D. Stanley.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. W. Langdon,
Jno. W. Sanders. Robert Williams.
POSTMASTER— K. T. Exum.
R. R. AGENT— R. S. Wellons.
EXPRESS AGENT— R. S. Wellons.
Cotton Buyers.
Adams Co.
Doctors.
Dr. Wellons.
S. R. Young.
J. H. Stanly.
General Merchandise.
Adams Co.
J. T. Cole.
J. W. Sanders.
A. Creech.
D. H. Sanders.
R. E. Creech.
W. E. Stanley.
Massengill Bros.
E. Ryals.
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JONES COUNTY.
JONES COUNTY.
County Seat, Trenton.
Formed in 1779 from Craven county. Named in honoi of Willie Jones, a noted
patriot.
Area, 450 square miles.
POPULATION: 8.226. White males, 2,301; white females, 2,165. Foreign bom,
13. Negro males, 1,812; negro females, 1,948. White males over 21 years. 1.108;
negro males over 21 years, 742. White polls, 813; negro polls, 546.
Value of real estate, $969,318, decrease of $2,206 from 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $507,136, decrease of $12,089 from 1904, including 897 horses, 953 mules, 504
goats, 3,894 cattle, 919 sheep, 13,878 hogs, 96 dogs, 102 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,378,083; by negroes, $98,371.
No. Schools: White, 32; Colored. 22.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. poll. County has no debt; surplus
in the treasury.
POST OFFICES: Comfort, Fowle, MAYSVILLE, POLLOKSVILLE, TRENTON, (c. h.),
Tuckahoe. Whitford.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by old State Law. No. miles, 175.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic & North Carolina, 4.00 miles, assessed value $ 32,602.05
Atlantic Coast Line, 12.00 miles, assessed value 321,969.81
Western Union Telegraph Company, 22.50 miles, assessed value 658.29
Southern Express Company, 16.26 miles, assessed value 1,883.10
Henderson Telephone Company, 31.00 miles, assessed value 229.58
SUPERIOR COURT: April 2nd; October 29th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. B. Collins,
Trenton.
SHERIFF— Lon Taylor. Trenton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. K. Dixon,
Trenton.
TREASURER— C. C. Smith, Trenton.
CORONER— A. F. Hammond, Polloksville.
SURVEYOR— D. W. Dudley, Trenton.
STANDARD-KEEPER— S. Barker, Tren-
ton.
CO. ATTORNEY— Thomas D. Warren,
Trenton.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— H. Johnson,
Trenton.
SUPT. CO. HOME— H. Pollock, Trenton.
CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— W. H. Ham-
mond, Trenton.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— T. A.
Bell, (chm.), Polloksville; Benjamin L.
Brock, Comfort; F. M. Dixon, Tuckahoe.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— J. H. Bell,
Polloksville; F. Brock, Trenton; C. A.
Rhodes, (chm.), Comfort.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. W.
Wooten, (chm.), Trenton; J. W. Bryan,
Trenton; J. C. Parker. Olivers.
CO-nS ABLES— Polloksville Township, T.
J. Hawkins, Polloksville; Chinquapin, Jos.
R. Westbrook, Trenton.
Jasticesr of tiie Peace.
WHITE OAK TOWNSHIP— K. F. Foscue,
R. D. Dixon, K. R. Hay, Maysville; Lewis
Bynum, -. S. Waters, Maysville.
POLLOKSVILLE— S. E. Melton, J. O.
Holland, W. O. White, R. N. White, James
F. White, J. B. Banks, D. W. Whitford,
Polloksville; George W. White, Polloksville.
F. H. Foy, Polloksville.
TRENTON— J. W. Mallard. F. W. Foscue,
J. B. Hawkins, Trenton.
CYPRESS CREEK— J. S. Hargett, Jos.
M. Brown, Comfort.
TUCKAHOE— Paschall laylor, Benjamin
King, Tuckahoe.
CHINQUAPIN— Ed. M. Gilbert, Trenton;
M. E. Haskins, R. F. D., Trenton; W. J.
Hargett, Trenton.
BEAVER CREEK— L. O. Pollock, B. H.
Huggins, R. F. D., Trenton.
Public School Teachers.
Pollock, Miss Eva. Trenton.
King, Miss Alice, Trenton.
Cox, Miss Estelle, Kinston.
Dixon, Miss Maude, Maysville.
Wooten, Miss Florence, Polloksville.
Funstall, Miss Carrie, New Bern.
Tyndall, H. G., Cadez.
Noble, Mrs. Eula, Tuckahoe.
Johnson, O. W., Maysville.
Henderson, E. EL, Polloksville.
Henderson, Miss Lillian, Polloksville.
Koonce, Miss Mary, Stella.
Simpson, Miss Stella, Polloksville.
Gilbert, Mrs. Carrie B., Trenton.
White, A. H., Polloksville.
Koonce, Miss Birdie, Trenton.
Maides, Miss Lulu, Fowle.
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Jenkins, Mrs. Annie, Maysville.
Noble, Miss Mattie, Trenton.
Noble, G. G., Tuckahoe.
Foscue, K. F., Fowle.
Ministers not in Towns.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— George Harrison,
Trenton.
Merchants not in Towns.
David Craft, Tuckahoe.
Guy Ward, Trenton, R. F. D. No. 2.
E. B. Isler, Dover, R. F. D.
J. S. Hargett, Tuckahoe.
Charles Jones, Comfort.
C. D. Foy, Jr., Maysrille.
C. A. Rhodes, Comfort.
J. J. Simmons, Trenton.
John D. Heath, Olivers.
P. B. Smith, Trentoa.
C. W. Foy, Polloksville.
C. C. Smith, Jr.. Trenton.
Paschall Taylor, Tuckahoe.
Moore Bros., Cadez.
Cotton Gins.
J. N. Foscue, Polloksville.
E. L. Houghton, Polloksville.
J. B. Banks, Polloksville.
J. J. Simmons, Olivers.
J. C. Parker, Olivers.
J. F. Noble, Trenton.
E. B. Heath, Trenton.
C. A. Rhodes. Comfort.
J. H. Taylor, Tuckahoe.
W. B. Hargett, Tuckahoe.
E. M. Jarman, Tuckahoe.
W. G. Fordham, Tuckahoe.
F. A. Whitaker, Bonus.
S. H. Phillips, Bonus.
A. F. Becton, Kinston.
E. B. Isler, Kinston.
N. J. Leary, Polloksville.
C. I. Debruhl, Polloksville.
Cvrus Fosc-'ue, Fowle.
Tom Heath, Trenton.
W. J. Perry, R. F. D., Trenton.
F. B. Koonce. Tuckahoe.
E. B. Wooten, Kinston.
June Stevenson, Kinston.
W. F. Foy, New Bern.
D. W. Whitford, New Bern.
B. F. Simmons, Polloksville.
W. W. Barker, Trenton.
Lovett Hines, Fowle.
William Murrill, (col.), Trenton.
Saw -ills.
J. J. Simmons, Olivers.
Blades Bros., Polloksville.
J. F. Nobe, Trenton.
C. A. Rhodes, Comfort.
Frank Brown, Tuckahoe.
S. H. Phillips, Bonus.
Elm City Lumber Co., Polloksville.
Turner Lumber Co., Tuckahoe.
Ben. F. Simmons, Polloksville.
C. C. Perrv, Trenton.
W. W. Barker, Trenton.
Hawkins & Co., Trenton.
TRENTON.
Value real estate, $46,415.00.
Value personal property, $63,922.00.
Population, 338.
No. white polls, 52.
No. colored polls, 13.
TAX RATE— 25c. on $100; 75c on poll.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— C. C. May.
CLERK AND TREASURER— J. D. Her
ritage.
TAX COLLECTOR— A. C. Mallard.
CHIEF OF POLICE— A. C. Mallard.
POSTMASTER— F. P. Koonce.
STKAM HO AT AGENT— R. L. May.
COMMISSIONERS— E. G. Pridgeon, E. .1
Loftin.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODS— F. S. liecton, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— C. W. Howard, Pastor.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Noble, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
Schools and Academies.
TRENTON HIGH SCHOOL— W. H. Ham- 1
moni!, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Brogden Hotel — J. P. Brogden, Prop.
Barker House — S. Barker, Prop.
Banks and Bankers.
BANKS OF JONES— T. D. Warren, Pres. ;
S. H. Haywood, Cashier. Capital stock,
$5,000.00.
Barber Shops.
R. L. McDaniel.
Blacksmith Shons.
E. Smith.
S. H. Windley.
Bicycle Dealers.
R. L. May.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
C. C. Henderson.
Jones & Taylor.
Cabinet-Makers.
Lewis King.
S. Barker.
Contractors and Builders.
E. G. Pridgen.
H. L. McDaniel.
Cotton Buyers.
C. C. May.
F. Brock.
Jas. Ball.
W. H. Haywood.
T. S. Bender.
Cotton Gins.
F. Brock, Prop.
Dentists.
Henry Parker.
Doctors.
H. C. Monk.
H. Johnson.
Drusrsists.
Trenton Drug Co.
Flonr. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Lon Tavlor.
C. C. May.
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JONES COUNTY.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Furnifold Brock.
Fertilizer Dealers.
C. C. May.
Dixon Bros.
S. Barker.
F. Brock.
F. W. Foscue.
The Heritage Haywood Co.
General Merchandise.
R. L. McDaniel.
J. A. Smith & Co.
E. J. Loftin.
W. C. Kinsey.
Heritage-Haywood Co.
Brogden & Co.
H. Pollock.
Eubanks & Pollock.
Dixon Bros.
F. Brock.
Pollock Bros.
P. B. McDaniel & Co.
Norman Evans.
Joel Burney, (col.)
Lawyers.
Thomas D. Warren.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Lon Taylor.
Heritage Haywood & Co.
S. Barker.
C. C. Henderson.
Saloons.
TRENTON DISPENSARY— J. B. Pol-
lock, Manager.
Watches and Jewelry.
G. L. Mewborn.
FOLLOKSVILLE.
Population. 198.
Town Officers.
Election is held Tuesday after 2nd Mon-
dav in May: term of office. 2 years.
MAYOR— N. J. Leary.
TREASURER— J. W. Shepard.
TAX COLLECTOR— George Henderson.
CHIEF OF POLl^— George Henderson.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— T. A. Bell,
John Whittv, Charles McDaniel.
POSTMASTER— T. S. Bender.
R. R. AGENT— M. T. Carter.
EXPRESS AGENT— M. T. Carter.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Noble, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— S. Isler, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— No Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
POLLOKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL— Alex H.
White, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
Hudson House — Mrs. S. Hudson. Prop.
Koonce House — N. J. Lear}% Prop.
"Rarber Shops.
R. L. Hardy.
Blacksmith Shops.
Aristas Thredgill.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Samuel Hudson.
G. M. Sikes.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Barty Oliver.
Bicycle Dealers.
Jim Coleman.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
T. A. Bell.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Aristas Threadgill.
Cotton Gins.
M. N. Harriett.
John Pearce.
Bell & Co.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Bender Bros.
J. H. Bell & Sons.
J. W. Shepard.
I. H. Barrus.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
T. S. Bender.
E. B. Elliott.
R. D. Dixon.
Dealers in Carriages.
J. H. Bell.
I. H. Barrus.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
I. H. Barrus.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Sallie Haywood.
Mrs. S. Hudson.
Doctors.
A. F. Hammond.
Druesrists.
H. A. Chadwiek & Co.
Flous . Corn and Feed Mills.
M. N. Harriett.
J. M. Taylor.
General Merchandise.
J. H. Bell.
Mrs. M. A. Brinkley.
Mrs. Samuel Hudson.
R. L. Hardy.
Frank Whicty.
T. A. Bell.
J. W. Shepard.
Charles Whitty.
H. A. Chadwiek & Co.
Bart Oliver.
A. S. Lee.
S. Hudson.
I. H. Barrus.
John Whitty.
Grist Mills.
M. N. Harriett.
J. M. Taylor.
Hides and Pelts.
Sam Hudson.
Insurance Agents.
T. A. Bell.
H. A. Chadwiek.
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Lawyers.
Alex. H. White.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Sallie Hudson.
Solomon Koonce.
Painters.
D. U. Koonce.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
H. A. Cliadwick & Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. H. Bell.
A. S. Lee.
I. H. Barrus.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.-
M. T. Carter, Manager.
MAYSVILLE.
Population, 300.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Annie McCutchin.
R. R. AGENT— J. E. McCutchin.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. E. McCutchin.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— D. C. Geddie, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. W. Nobles, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
MAYSVILLE ACADEMY.
Agricultural Implements.
A. C. Foscue.
Blacksmith Shous.
D. J. Watson.
G. W. Parker.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. 0. Ewin.
G. P. Rogers.
Cotton Gins.
Lewis Bynum.
Cotton Bnyers.
R. D. Dixon.
A. J. Collins
E. B. Elliott.
T. S. Burdes.
Doctors.
N. G. Shaw.
A. W. Disosway.
General Merchandise.
A. C. Foscue.
Collins & Gillett.
Maysville Supply Co.
Pelletier & Weeks.
G. P. Rogers.
Lewis Whitty.
L. L. Henderson.
M. II. Tucker & C<>
W. C. AV.itors.
K. K. Hurst, Furniture.
Grist Mills.
Lewis Bynum.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Annie McCutchin.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Collins & Gillett.
J. M. Foscue.
"•>tp Mills.
Lewis Bynum.
Maysville Lumber Co.
LENOIR COUNTY.
County Seat, Xinston.
Formed in 1791 from Dobbs county. Named in honor of General William Lenoir,
a noted patriot, soldier, and legislator.
Area, 420 square miles.
POPULATION: 18,639. White males, 5,409; white females, 5,194. Foreign born,
19. Negro males, 3,804; negro females, 4,182. White males over 21 years, 2,609;
negro males over 21 years. 1,697. White polls. 2.250; nesrro polls, 75.
Value of real' estate, $2,514,751, increase of $77,360 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,573,583, decrease of $41,126 from 1904, including 1,859 horses. 1.659 mules, 844
goats, 3,855 cattle, 21,6,6 hogs, 651 sheep, 203 dogs, 284 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,883,293; by negroes, $205,041.
No. Schools: White, 42; Colored, 25.
TAX RATE: County, 15c. on $100 and 27c. poll; roads, 15c. and 45c. poll. Spe-
cial (public improvements) 15c. on $100 and 45c. poll; small pox, 7c. on $100 and
21c. poll.
POST OFFICES: Cadez, Closs, Deeprun. Falling Creek, Graingers, Hugo, Institute.
KINSTON, (c. h.), LaGRANGE, Pink Hill, Repose. Strabane.
PUBLIC ROADS: N. B. Wooten, Kinston, Supt. Worked by Special Law and con-
vict labor; total ta.xatii i ir tboi
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Lin:-, 11.07 m value $278,671.29
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LENOIR COUNTY.
Atlantic and North Carolina, 19.00 miles, assessed value 154,860.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 77.26 miles, assessed value 2,260.43
,.it.any, ^8.07 miles, assessed value 3,250.85
SUPERIOR COURT: January 8th; March 12th, two weeks; May 21st; June 11th,
two weeks; August 20th; November 5th, two weeks; December 10th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— Plato Collins,
Kinston.
SHERIFF— J. P. Nunn, Kinston.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W. D. Suggs,
Kinston.
TREASURER— Jno. H. Dawson, Kinston.
CORONER— J. C. Green, LaGrange.
SURVEYOR— G. F. Loftin. Kinston.
STANDARD-KEEPER— T. B. Ashford,
Kinston.
CO. PHYSICIAN -C. L. Pridgen, Kinston.
CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— C. W. How-
ard, Kinston.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— Richard H.
Lewis, (chm.), Kinston; F. R. Hodges, La-
Grange; H. W. Davis, Strabane.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— H. Tull, (chm.),
Kinston; W. P. Gilbert, Grifton; A. T.
Dawson, Institute; Jno. C. Davis, Strabane;
Simon Wooten, LaGrange.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— H. E.
Shaw, (chm.), Kinston; John Fields, Jr.,
LaGrange; VV. A. Jones, Pink Hill.
CONSTABLES— Kinston Township, J. T.
Cockrell, Kinston; Contentnea Neck, W.
H. Phillips, Hugo; Vance, W. P. Waters,
Fields; Institute, George W. Rouse, In-
stitute; Falling Creek, David Worthington,
Falling Creek; Trent, Ira Smith, Deep Run;
Pink Hill, Evan Noble, Pink Hill; Wood-
ington, M. F. Waller, Woodington; Neuse,
Jos. Ham, Kinston; South West, J. H.
Jackson, Kinston; Sand Hill, J. F. Rober-
son, Closs.
Justices of the Peace.
KINSTON TOWNSHIP— E. B. Lewis, L. J.
Mewborne, J. G. Cox, W. F. Stanly, W. F.
Dibble.
INSTITUTE— J. W. Brothers, Thos. Sulli-
van, R. T. Walston.
MOSELEY HALL— F. B. Fields, Seth
Dawson, L. J. Moore, Geo. L. Taylor.
FALLING CREEK— W. H. Ham, M. H.
Wooten, Elmore; T. J. Herring.
VANCE— W. T. Moseley.
CONTENTNEA NECK— Jno. H. Barwick,
Jacob S. Abbott.
PINK HILL— R. K. Noble, H. R. Turner.
TRENT— W. W. Rouse, C. M. Fordham,
Humphrey.
WOODINGTON— E. H. Waller, S. H.
Humphrey. A. Tyndal.
SAND HILL— E. R. West.
NEUSE— O. A. Dudley, a. A. Croom.
Public School Teachers.
Miss Jennie Barwick Grifton, R. F. D.
Miss Annie Rhodes, Grifton, R. F. D.
Miss Dwilla Heath, Grifton, R. F. D.
Miss Bessie Moore, Hugo.
Miss Bessie Harvey, Graingers.
Miss Rebecca Pope, Graingers.
Miss Metha Brown, Kinston.
Miss Rose laylor, Kinston, R. F. D.
Miss Sallie Parrot, Kinston, R. F. D.
Miss Melissa May, Kinston, R. F. D.
Miss Kate Jackson. Kinston, R. F. D.
Miss Beatric Raynor, Falling Creek.
Mrs. Zulieme Wooten, Kinston.
Mrs. Glen Mewborne, Institute.
Miss Julia Jarman, Institute.
Miss Daisy Grey, Institute.
Miss Kathleen Murchison, Institute.
Miss Bessie Ivey, LaGrange.
Miss Essie Uzzell, LaGrange.
Mrs. Annie Herring, Seven Springs.
Miss Carrie Hardy, LaGrange.
Miss Lillie Bryan, Strabane.
Miss Kate Wood, LaGrange.
Troy Tyndaii, Deep Run.
Miss Myrtle WhitaKer, Deep Run.
Miss -iddie Coward, Deep Run.
Miss Lola Worley, Pink Hill.
Miss Hattie ttartsfieici, Repose.
Miss Emma Schoolfield, Repose.
Miss Bessie Elmore, Repose.
Miss Laura Rouse, Repose.
J. A. Howard, Repose.
Phillip Strou^, Kinston R. F. D.
W. H. Grady. Deep Run.
Miss Verdie Noble, Kinston, R. F. D.
Miss Ella Mewborne, Kinston, R. F. D.
Miss Jessie Bryan, Kinston, R. F. D.
Miss Mamie Kinsey, Cadez.
Miss Margaret Jackson. Kinston, R. F. D.
Miss Rosa Loftin, Kinston, R. F. D.
Miss Cora Jones, ninston, R. F. D.
Miss Mae Braxton, Kinston, R. F. D.
Miss Alice Jackson, Kinston, R. F. D.
Miss Wilmouth Sutton, Kinston, R. F. D.
Miss i-aggie i^aughinghouse, Kinston, R.
F. D.
Miss Mary Rice, Kinston, R. F. D.
Miss Nannie Lewis, Kinston, R. F. D.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— W. L. Bilbro, Ayden.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— Henry Cuning-
ham, Deep Run: W. Dennv, Pink Hill.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— John Williams,
i IH.iSTIAN— S. W. Sumrell, Grifton; G
W. Howard, Kinston.
METHODIST— Hugh Cummings, Kinston.
Physicians not in Towns.
C'inrles Ivev. LaGrange.
William W." Denny, Pink Hill.
Louis Foss, LaGrange.
R. U . Wooten, Coahoma.
Merchants not in Towns.
W. H. Ham, Falling Creek.
A. R. Sutton, Falling Creek.
A. L. Hollowell, Kinston.
.1 S. Smith & Bro.. Hugo.
J. H. Mewborne & Co., Kinston.
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D. W. Hamilton, Graingere.
J. C. Langston, Graingere.
A. J. Sutton, Cadez.
I. D. Sparrow, Deep Run.
Ray Dawson, Institute.
H. A. Hart, Hugo.
Taylor & Aldridge, Hugo.
J. Dawson, Jr., Falling Creek.
Dawson Bros., Falling Creek.
L. P. Tyndal, Pink Hill.
Jesse Tyndal, Pink Hill.
Cotton Gins.
Robert Nelson, Grifton.
S. W. Dawson, Hugo.
Charles Rountree, Grifton.
D. Wood, LaGrange.
Coward & Spivey, Grifton.
B. VV. Canady, Kinston.
J. Z. Brooks, Grifton.
George West, Closs.
Susan D. West. Closs.
J. H. Sutton, Coahoma.
George Tilghman, Coahoma.
R. W. Wooten, Coahoma.
Henry Tull, Deep Run.
J. H. Darden, Falling Creek.
Best & Wooten, LaGrange.
W. L. Kennedy, Falling Creek.
E. E. Rouse, Falling Creek.
Lemuel Taylor, Fields.
Charles H. Barwick, Graingers.
Jones & Langston, Grifton.
Coward & Spivey, Grifton.
S. W. Dawson, Grifton.
Robert Nelson, Grifton.
A. T. Dawson, Institute.
Hill & Jones, Institute.
J. T. Askew, Kinston.
B. \V. Canady, Graingers.
Wm. C. Bupree, Kinston.
W. S. Fields, Closs.
W. I. Herring, Falling Creek.
Lovit Hines, Institute.
P. A. Hodges & Bro., Falling Creek.
Jesse B. Holland, Kinston.
W. T. Lang, Kinston.
Jesse Jackson, Kinston.
A. L. Rountree, Kinston.
Richard King, Kinston.
Kinston Gin Co., Kinston.
E. P. Loftin, Kinston.
J. B. Loftin, Kinston.
J. II. Mewborne, Kinston.
E. T. Mosely, Kinston.
W. C. Mosely, Kinston.
R. K. Noble, Pink Hill.
E. R. Rouse, Kinston.
Peyton Hooker, Kinston.
W. S. Sutton, Kinston.
F. & S. Taylor, Kinston.
W. G. Taylor, Kinston.
D. Wallace, Kinston.
M. E. Roberson, Kinston.
W. L. & Oscar Hardy, LaGrange.
F. R. Hodges, LaGrange.
C. H. Pearce, LaGrange.
Ferterlizer Co., Newbern Cotton Oil, etc.
LaGrange.
Ransom Garris, LaGrange.
Alex. Sutton, LaGrange.
Marcellus Sutton, LaGrange.
D. W. Wood, LaGrange.
S. I. Wooten, LaGrange.
W. A. Jones, link Hill.
A. J. Davis, Seven Springs.
Daniel Hines, Seven Springs.
W. P. Talley, Seven Springs.
J. Dawson, Woodington.
William Strowd, Woodington.
Waller Bros., Woodington.
Dal. F. Wooten, Woodington.
Grist Mills.
D. Wood, LaGrange.
J. P. Kelley, Coahoma.
H. Weil, Woodington.
Davis Mills, Strabane.
Noble Mills, Repose.
Tull's Mill, Deep River.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
J. P. Kelley, Coahoma.
Lumber Plants.
J. Z. BROOKS, Grifton.
NOTTINGHAM-WREN CO., Grifton.
Shippers of Prodnce.
Taylor & Aldridge, Institute.
Hardy & Dawson, Institute.
J. B. Cummings, Kinston.
James F. Parrott, Kinston.
Turpentine Stills.
I. D. Sparow, Strabane.
Hardy Stroud, Woodington.
John Smith, Pink Hill.
KINSTON.
Established in 1762.
Incorporated in 1826.
Population, 4,106; white, 2,578; colored,
1,528.
Value of real estate, $1,140,599.
Value personal property, $905,038.
No. white polls, 611.
No. colored polls, 377.
Tax Rate: City purposes $1.00 poll;
33 l-3c. on $100; schools, 60c. poll; 20c. on
$100.
Bonded debt, $198,000.
City owns lights and water works.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— N. J. Rouse.
CLKRK— L. J. Mewborne.
TREASURER— H. E. Moseley.
TAX COLLECTOR— L. J. Mewborne.
ATTORNEYS— Loftin & Varser.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— C. L. Pridg*u
STANDARD-KEEPER— T. B. Ashford.
KINSTON FIRE DEPT.— D. F. Wooten,
Chief; R. Frank Hill, Assistant Chief; Kin-
ston Fire Company No. 1; George B. Webb,
Foreman; Caswell Fire Company No. 1,
Claude S. Chamberlain, Foreman.
Dread Naught Hook and Ladder Co.,
(col.), Ed. Hall, Foreman.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. C. Heath.
POLICEMEN— J. M. Howland, John W.
Taylor, E. B. V> — -ehurst, J. E. Dupree.
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BOARD OF ALOKRMEN— R. L. Crisp, J.
H. Ellis, L. P. Tapp, ±x. E. Moseley, J.
A. McDaniel, J. T. Skinner.
DISPENSARY COM M ISSIONERS— O. T.
Boner, Chm. ; C. W. Pridgen, Sec; H. T.
Oglesby.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPT.— L. C.
Brogden.
I'lII' KINSTON GRADED SCHOOLS—
Wingate Underhill, Principal.
TRUSTEES OF GRADED SCHOOLS— S.
H. Abbott, (ehm.), J. A. Pridgen, J. T.
Skinner, D. Oettinger, W. O. Moseley, V.
E. Wevher, George B. Vvebb.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Ada Hunter.
R. R. AGENTS— Horace West, J. E. Mor-
1*1 ^Jpt tf
EXPRESS AGENT— Junius Stevenson,
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. D. Bundy, Pastor.
MISSION— No Pastor.
BAPTIST— C. G. Wells, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— P. B. Hall, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— John H. Griffith, Jr., Rec-
tor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Isaac Campbell, Pas-
tor.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— Henry Cunning-
ham. Pastor.
Cemeteries and Supts.
J. T. Skinner, Cemetery Commissioner.
Hospitals and Asylums.
The Robert Bruce McDaniel Memorial
Park and Hospital.
Schools and Academies.
Miss Minnie Edwards.
The Rhodes Military Institute.
Miss Dora Miller.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
Hotel Tull.
Hote! Bailev.
Mrs. M. E. Chadwiok.
Mrs. N. F. Moore.
>!is« Mollie Nunn.
H. C. Bailey.
Mrs. Marshburn.
Mrs. Jovner.
Hotel Nunn.
Agricultural Implements.
B. W. Canady & Son.
Dixon & Honker.
H. E. Moseley.
J. W. Grainger.
Auctioneers.
Naimon & Marks.
H. Hacker.
M. Pearson.
H. & B. Stadium.
Bakers.
The Kinston Bakery — W. M. Herbert,
Proprietor.
Banks and Bankers.
THE BANK OF KINSTON— E. F. Cox,
President: R. C. Strong, Cashier. Capital,
$50,000; Surplus and Profits, $33,000.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK— N. J. Rouse,
President; Charles F. Harvey, Cashier.
Capital, $50,000; Surplus and Profits, $22,000.
DIME BANK— W. E. Baker, Pres. ; Chas.
F. Dunn, Cashier. Capital, $10,000.
Butchers aud Dealers in Cattle.
L. A. Braxton.
O. M. Hooker & Co.
W. R. Bond.
Braxton & Dunn.
Henry Gray.
F. M. Haskins.
E. B. Whitehurst.
J. F. Strickland.
J. R. Walker & Co.
Brown & Waters.
Blacksmith ShoT?s.
J. H. Bell.
W. A. Harrell.
John L. Albertson.
John Abbott.
Books and Stationery.
Kinston Coin & Book Exchange.
Boots and Shoes.
Oettinger Bros.
Einstein Bros.
S. A. Quinorly.
Cox & Co.
Tunstall & Hill.
E. L. Brooks & Co.
C. T. Munford.
Boot and Shoe Shops-
L. J. Hill.
Giles Summerlin.
Brick M'f ' rs and Dealers.
Kinston-Clark Brick & Tile Co.
Barber Shoos.
W. E. Tibbies.
Parson's Barber Shop.
W. F. Nunn.
Jones & Willis.
Thomas H. Green.
Bicycle Dealers.
THE KINSTON. CYCLE CO.— C. B
Spears, Prop.
Bottling Works.
I. V. Wagner & Co.
Building & ILoan Associations.
THE KINSTON BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.— R. C. Strong, President;
T. H. Faulkner, Sec. and Treas.
Canned Goods. •
Mark Mewborne.
Koonce & Harper.
Henry French.
J. F. Parrott.
L. J. Moore.
Stroud & Son.
J. B. Cummings.
A. E. Cummings.
Myers & Midyette.
Hart & Harrington.
Dawson & Son.
Carriage Maufacturers.
C. T. Randolph.
J. H. Ellis.
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Contractors and Builders.
S. M. Harrcll.
Geo. O. McRae.
John Rhodes.
Zacheus Rhodes.
Dawson & Son.
Jesse Loftin.
H. D. Spain.
C-sket M'f'rs and Dealers.
George B. Webb.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
S. A. Quinerly.
Einstein Bros.
Oettinger Bros.
Tunstall & Hill.
Abe Schuttz.
Cox & Co.
E. L. Brooks & Co.
C. T. Munford.
Coal and Wood.
Dixon & Pegram.
The Neuse Milling Co.
H. C. V. Peebles.
Commission Merchants.
S. H. Rountree, Jr.
Hart & Harrington.
Confectionery Manufacturers.
The Kinston Bakery, W. M. Herbert. Prop.
Confectionery Dealers.
J. E Hood & Co.
Temple-Marston Drug Co.
Owl Drug Store.
Kinston Bakery.
Mark Mewborne.
Koi nee & Harper.
Myers & Midyette.
C. B. Woodley & Co.
J. F. Parrott.
Mrs. N. L. Bruton & Bro.
Quinerly's Drug Store.
Cotton Mills.
THE KINSTON COTTON MILLS— N. J.
Rouse, President; F. C. Dunn, Secretary;
J. F. Taylor, Treasurer; J. W. Black, Supt.
Crockery and Glassware.
W. M. Carroll.
Henry French.
J. H. Alexander.
New York Racket Store.
G. E. Kornegay.
W. D. Rayner.
Myers & Midyette.
S. P. Johnston.
J. B. Cummlngs.
Mrs. N. L. Bruton & Bro.
H. E. Moseley.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
A. L. C. Hill.
J. R. Ball.
John F. Mtwborne & Son.
Wm. C. Fields.
L. Harvey & Son.
E. J. Becton.
Clubs.
Elks Club.
Dealers in Carriages.
J. C. Quinerly & Bro.
J. W. Grainger.
Dealers in Ice.
J. C. Wagner.
B. W. Canady & Son.
Dealers in Tobacco.
Bobbitt & Mosely.
J. A. Long.
H. J. Bass & Co.
Hoge Irvine Co.
W. C. Thomas Co.
American Tobacco Co.
C. R. Dodson & Co.
T. E. Roberts & Co.
Randolph Meade Tobacco Co.
J. S. Martin & Co.
W. L. Holderby.
Abbott & Barber.
Swink & Dalton.
Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
The Neuse Milling Co.
Wooten & Wooten.
Dentists.
H. D. Harper, Sr.
H. D. Harper, Jr.
T. H. Faulkner.
Doctors.
R. A. Whitaker.
H. O. Hyatt.
V. E. Weyher.
John A. Pollock.
F. A. Whitaker.
Henry Tull.
James M. Parrott
W. T. Parrott.
C. B. Woodley.
R. H. Temple.
C. L. Pridgen.
Edwards & Hargrove.
,__ Dru^arists.
J. E. Hood & Co.
Temple-Marston Drujr Co.— EL B, M&rctofi,
Proprietor.
C. B. Woodley & Co.
Henry Dunn.
Owl Drug Store, Will Hunter, Jr., Prop.
Quinerly's Drug Store.
Restaurants.
W. M. Herbert.
J. T. Skinner.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Marv Tavlor.
Mrs. H. W. McKinnie.
Mrs. E. B. Whitehurst.
Mrs. J. H. Banks.
Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. John Brown.
Mrs. A. S. Padrick.
Mrs. John Goslee.
Mrs. W. H. Cobb.
Mrs. Fannie Carlton.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Einstein Bros.
Oettinger Bros.
C. T. Munford.
G. E. Kornegay.
Cox & Co.
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LENOIR COUNTY.
Abe Schuttz.
Mrs. F. B. Becton.
Electric Companies & Officers.
Municipal ownership.
Electrical Supplies.
John E. Weyher.
Florists.
Mrs. V. E. Wevher.
Mrs. H. D. Spain.
Fish Markets.
Kinston Market Co.
Geo. O. Brown.
E. B. Whitehurst.
J. F. Davis.
A. Redd.
Henry Gray.
J. H. Haddock.
D. W. Wade.
Brown & Waters.
Flour, Corn and Feed Dealers.
The Neuse Milling Co.
Wooten & Wooten.
Foundries and Iron Works.
E. M. Hodges.
Fruit Dealers.
James F. Parrott.
Stroud & Son.
G. W. Underhill.
Lewis Grady.
Holland & Co.
Walter Fiplds.
M. H. Smith.
I. T. Haskina.
B. F. Bursell.
John H. Moore.
Kinston Peanut Co.
W. W. Tuton.
Joshua Byrd.
Henry French.
W. T. Fields & Co.
Mark Mewborne.
L. J. Moore.
Koonce & Harper.
Furniture Manufacturers.
THE KINSTON FURNITURE CO.— J. W.
Grainger, Pres. ; L. O. Mosely, Secretary
and Treasurer.
Furniture Dealers.
Quinn & Miller.
Oettinger Bros.
Einstein Bros.
White Furniture Co.
General Merchandise.
J. B. Cummings.
Oettinger Bros.
A. E. Cummings.
S. P. Johnson.
G. E. Kornegay.
Taylor & Dawson.
Turner & Howard.
Tunstall & Hill.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
H. E. Moseley.
Dixon & Hooker.
B. W. Canady & Son.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. H. Ellis.
Dixon & Hooker.
C. T. Randolph.
B. W. Canady & Son.
Hides and Felts.
W. R. Bond.
Ice Factories and Officers.
LENOIR OIL AND ICE CO.— F. C. Dunn,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Insurance Agencies.
L. Harvey & Son.
LaRogue & Rountree.
Miss Sybil Hyatt.
Eastern Insurance and Commission Co.
Samuel Abbott.
R. C. Strong.
E. J. Becton.
Rogers & Willingham.
Job Printing Offices.
Free Press Office.
Lawyers.
Loftin, Mitchell & Varser.
N. J. Rouse.
Shaw & Rountree.
W. D. Pollock.
Wooten & Wooten.
Stephen W. Isler.
Land & Cowper.
Y. T. Ormond.
Laundries.
Kinston Steam Laundry.
Chinese Laundry.
Leather Dealers.
H. E. Moseley.
B. W. Canady & Son.
Dixon & Hooker.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Hines Bros. Lumber Co.
The Kinston Lumber Co.
Z. Edwards & Son.
W. H. O'Berry.
Machinery Dealers.
J. W. Grainger.
Machine Shops.
E. M. Hodges.
Ma*ons and Builders.
George O. McRae.
H. D. Spain.
Jesse Loftin.
Marble Works.
Slaughter Bros.
J. DaiL
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
J. M. Stevenson.
T. Adler & Son.
Misses Meacham & Co.
Mrs. N. L. Bruton & Bro.
New York Racket Store.
Mattress Manufacturers,
L. S. Smith, (col.)
Music Teachers.
Mrs. Helen Kennedy.
Mrs. W. H. Whitfield.
R. B. West.
Miss Cora Fields.
Mrs. L. R. Varser.
Medicine Manufacturers.
D. W. Bagley.
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Musical Instruments.
Slaughter Bros.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE FREE PRESS CO.— (Daily and
Weekly)— D. T. Edwards, Editor.
Oil Dealers.
T. W. Mewbome & Co.
S. H. Rountree, Jr.
Painters.
Hugh Cummings.
John Sparks.
Joe Cummings.
Isaac Chamberlain.
R. L. Curtis.
T. L. Huggins.
Paper-Hangers.
Joe Cummings.
Hugh Cummings.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
J. E. Hood & Co.
B. W. Canady & Son.
Dixon & Hooker.
Temple-Marston Drug Co.
Produce Dealers.
J. B. Cummings.
A. E. Cummings.
Henry French.
Koonce & Harper.
J. F. Parrott.
Myers & Midyette.
Stroud & Son.
Plumbers.
E. O. Moore.
S. H. Isler, Jr.
Retail Grocers.
Henry French.
Koonce & Harper.
Myers & Midyette.
!•. J. Moore.
Stroud & Son.
Mark Mewborne.
J. F. Parrott & Bro.
J. B. Cummings.
A. E. Cummings.
Sales and Livery Stables.
A. Mitchell.
A. P. LaRoque.
J. C. Quinerly & Bro
D. S. Barrus.
A. S. Copeland & Co.
Mrs. W. G. Harper.
Joe Strickland.
Hooker & Churchill.
Saloons.
One Dispensary.
Shingle Manufacturers.
Hines Bros. Lumber Co.
Moseley Brick & Shingle Co.
Sporting Goods.
J. E. Hood & Co.
Temple-Marston Drug Co.
Stoves and Tinware.
B. W. Canady & Son.
Dixon & Hooker.
H. E. Moseley.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.—
Miss Nettie Perry.
Telephone Exchanges & M'e'rs.
CAROLINA TELEPHONE CO.— W. A.
Jordan.
Tobacco Warehouses.
Central Warehouse.
Atlantic Warehouse.
Farmers Warehouse.
Knott Bros. Warehouse.
Eagle Warehouse.
Watehes and Jewelry
Kleber Denmark.
C. Bailey.
Wholesale Grocers.
T. W. Mewborne & Co.
Sumrell & McCoy.
Staten Suggs.
Wood- Working Shops.
James H. Bell.
W. A. Harrell.
Hardy Stroud.
LA GRANGE.
Incorporated in 1869.
Population, 1,200.
TAX RATE— 1-5 of 1 per cent.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. W. P. Smithwick.
CLERK— G. W. B. Hadley.
TREASURER— R. G. Creech.
TAX COLLECTOR— Josiah Wells.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Josiah Wells.
COMMISSIONERS— J. W. P. Smithwick,
G. W. B. Hadley, J. S. Wooten, R. G.
Creech, J. W. Sutton, John R. Wooten.
GRADED SCHOOL— J. P. Joyner, Supt.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE-^!. W. P. Smith-
wick, John R. Wooten, R. G. Creech, D.
W. Wood, Joseph Kinsley, J. D. Walters.
PO&iJiiASTER— A. Miller.
R. R. AGENT— J. W. Graham.
EXPRESS AGENT- J. W. Graham.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. E. Saunders, Pastor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— Rer. Mi
Dosier, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— a . D. Viehe, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— D. H. Petree, Pastor.
BAPTIST— T. H. King, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
Harper's Hotel— R. M. Harper, Prop.
Hotel Fields— A. Miller, Prof.
Carriage Factories.
J. H. Rouse.
Doctors.
J. M. Hodges.
J. W. P. Smithwick.
James Green.
Drueeists.
H. M. McDonald.
Isler & Peele.
Hardware.
Wood Hardware Co.
Job Printing Offices.
LaGrange Sentinel.
Livery Stables.
W. H. Hardee.
J. S. Wooten & Co.
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LENOIR^ LINCOLN.
Newspapers and Editors.
LA GRANGE SENTINEL— D. H. Petree,
Editor and Proprietor.
General Merchandise.
0. Taylor & Co.
C. P. Barrow.
W. P. Hardy.
Wooten & Wooten.
Simeon Wooten.
George K. Sutton.
D. L. Fi. Ids.
H. E. Dillon.
P. B. Kinsey.
Turner Aldridge.
Frank Howard.
Harper & Fields.
Retail Grocers.
A. W. Kennedy.
W. H. Burke.
Floyd Barwick.
Ben Creech.
A. A. Bullock.
W. A. WiUoughby.
Spoke Factories.
J. P. Joyner.
Warehouses.
Wilkerson & Creech.
Jones & Cobb.
Watches and Jewelry.
J. H. Memborn.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Connty Seat, Lineolnton.
Formed in 1779 from Tryon County. Named in honor of Benjamin Lincoln, who was
then fighting at Charleston.
Area, 290 square miles.
POPULATION: 15,498. White males, 6,168; white females, 6,369. Foreign bora,
11. Negro males, 1,464; negro females, 1,497. White males over 21 years, 2,619;
negro males over 21 years. 567. White polls, 1.702; negro polls, 286.
Value of real estate, $1,893,783, increase of $31,115 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,295,397, increase of $94,172 over 1904, including 1,525 horses, 1,918 mules, 38
goats, 4,553 cattle, 6,021 hogs, 386 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,126,050; by negroes, $63,180.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100;. Two iron bridges.
No. Schools: White, 57; Colored, 14.
POST OFFICES: Barkley, Chubb, Crimsic, Crouse, Denver, Derr, Dora, Eddy,
Hagers, Harvey, Henry, Hulls Crossroads, IRON STATION, Johnstown, Kidville, LIN-
COLNTON, (c. h.), Long Shoals, LOWESVILLE, Lloyd, Machpelah, Mariposa, North-
brook, Nixanio, Orleans, Reepsville, Reinhardt, Sains, Southside, Triangle, Webb, Zion.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Carolina & Northwestern, 12.89 miles, assessed value $103,053.01
Pullman Company, 14.26 miles, assessed value 2,133.29
Western Union Telegraph Company, 35.02 miles, assessed value 1,024.5S
Seaboard Air Line, 15.60 miles, assessed value an, 729.88
Southern Express Company, 29.86 miles, assessed value .%458 15
Piedmont Telephone Company, 152.00 miles, assessed value 4,000.00
SUPERIOR COURT: April 9th. two weeks; September 3rd; December 10th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— A. Nixon, Lin-
colnton.
SHERIFF— J. K. Cline, Lineolnton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— H. A. Self, Lin-
eolnton.
TREASURER— R. F. Beal, Lineolnton.
CORONER— H. S. Hyman. Lineolnton.
CO. ATTORNEY— C. E. Childs, Lincoln-
ton.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— R. W. Petrie,
Lineolnton.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Andrew Gilbert, Lin-
eolnton.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— G. T. Heafner,
Crouse.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. O. Al-
len, (chm.), Lineolnton; D. C. K. Wilkin-
son, Chronicle; B. C. Wood, Reepsville.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. T. Carpenter,
Lineolnton; David Cherry, Triangle; J. E.
Reinhardt, Iron Station; Thomas Kline,
Lineolnton; J. C. Beam, Lloyd.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— S. D. Bur-
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gin, (chm.), Lincolnton; G. A. Barkley,
Denver, Edgar Love, (sec'y)> Lincolnton.
CONSTABLES— Catawba Springs Town-
ship, J. Van Cobb, Kidville; Ironton, Wm.
La wing, Jr., Derr; Lincolnton, E. W.
Keener, Lincolnton; Howards Creek, R. P.
Heavner, Johnstown; North Brook, E. A.
Wehunt, Flay.
Justices of the Peace.
CATAWBA SPRINGS TOWNSHIP— J.
Craig Mcintosh, Denver; S. A. Hager,
Hagers; J. C. Thompson, Denver; J. G.
Morrison, Mariposa; W. F. Kelly, Denver.
IRONTON— Aaron F. Goodson, Macpelah:
Rufus Self, Iron Station; H. P. Killian,
Derr.
LINCOLNTON— Summey Alexander, Jacob
Ramsour, J. 0. Allen, J. M. Roberts, Lin-
colnton; J. E. Crounland, Lincolnton; J.
H. Ivey, Lincolnton.
HOWARDS CREEK— V. C. V. ood, Reeps-
ville; C. L. Heavner, Henry; A. L. Sulli-
van, Lincolnton; Henry Houser, Lincoln-
ton: M. M. Luts, Reepsville.
NORTH BROOK— C. Z. Hovle, Hulls X
Reads; W. C. Childers, Flav; T. M. Fos-
ter, Orleans; W. M. Hull, Flay; F. J.
Leatherwood, Hulls X Roads; David Hoyle,
Henry.
Public School Teachers.
Ramses', Miss Ada, Lincolnton.
Brown Miss Minnie, Iron Station.
Brown, Miss Grace, Iron Station.
Camp, R. E., Iron Station.
Heavener, A. J., Reepsville.
Mostelle'r, E. J.., Reepsville.
Bess, Miss Minnie, Orleans.
Bess, Miss Junie, Orleans.
DeLane, D. E., Orleans.
Wilson. Austin, Hulls X Roads.
Hoover, J. E„ Hulls X Roads.
Eaker, Clarence, Lloyd.
Hallman, W. C, Johnstown.
Armstrong, Miss Jennie, Lincolnton.
Anthony, Mrs. Mattie, Lincolnton.
Lutz, T. M., Reepsville.
Hoover, C. C, Reepsville.
Rudisill, Mrs. Alice, Henry.
Proctor, Miss Norva E., Denver.
Ramsey, T. S., Lincolnton.
Munday, Miss Estelle, Denver.
Munday, Miss Lela, Lincolnton.
Rendleman, Miss Jennie, Iron Station.
Graham, Miss Alice, Macpelah.
Robinson, Miss Maude, Machpelah.
Wilkinson, D. C. K., Maiden.
Sullivan, R. B., Lincolnton.
Ramsey, Miss Flossie, Lincolnton.
Smyre, George, Lincolnton.
Eaker, O. S., Lloyd.
Edwards, Miss Fannie, Lowesville.
Avells, Miss May, Lincolnton.
Gall, Miss Pearl, Lincolnton.
White, Miss, — . — ., Lincolnton.
Darden, Miss — . — ., Lincolnton.
Ramsey, Miss Maud, Lincolnton.
Camps, Miss May, Lincolnton.
Grier, Miss Addie, Lincolnton.
Sullivan, Miss Cora, Lincolnton.
Smyre, Miss Clara, Lincolnton.
Rudisill, Miss Allie May, Lincolnton.
Blackburn, Beverly, Lincolnton.
Hinkle, Miss Laura, Lucie.
Beattie, Mrs. Hattie Long, Lucie.
Harwell, Miss Mary, Mackpelah.
Rhyne, Miss Georgia, Long Shoals.
Rudisill, Miss Eloise, Iron Station.
Hull, Miss Lillie, Flay.
Phillips, Mrs. T. H., Plato.
Rudisill, Miss Mamie, Iron Station.
Willis, Miss Nettie, Dora.
Wilson, Miss Sallie, Loyd.
Wilson, George, Lawndale.
Warlick, James D., Reepsville.
Goodson, Miss Bess Lee, Mackpelah.
Kirkley, E. L.. Denver.
Cooke, Miss Pearl, Lincolnton.
Nixon, Joe, Lincolnton.
Bess, Miss Minnie, Orleans.
Dellinger, Miss Eva, Iron Station.
Phillips, Miss Susie, Plato.
Holcomb, Mrs. Ila, Lincolnton.
B;. lard, Miss Edna H., Alexis.
Williams, Lemuel, Sains.
Smith Tennyson, Iron Station.
Kincaid, Miss Lula, Henry.
Mcintosh, Miss Ida, Denver.
Richardson, Miss Julia, Lincolnton.
Graham, Miss Bettie, Mackpelah.
Hager, M. J., Alexis.
Bess, B. A.. Orleans.
Ballard, Miss Carrie J., Mackpelah.
Rudisill, Waverly, Iron Station.
Finger, Miss Lela, Mackpelah.
Shronce, J. H., Mariposa.
McKeown, Miss Laura, Stanley.
Lander, Miss Sue, Lincolnton.
Caldwell, B. P., Lincolnton.
McMullen, Miss Sallie, Lincolnton.
Cook, Miss Nove^.a Lincolnton.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— J. J. Gray, Lowesville; E.
N. Crowder, Crouse.
BAPTIST— Bartlett McCiure, Reinhardt;
Phillip Bangle, Lincolnton.
LUTHERAN— R. H. Cline, Henry; J.
P. Price, Reepsville.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— T. F. McCul-
lock, Orleans.
Schools and Academies.
RIDGE ACADEMY— R. H. Cline, Princi-
pal, Henrv.
LOWESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL— A. C.
Sherrill, Principal, Lowesville.
Physicians not in Town*.
W. C. Kizer, Reepsville.
J. Lee Beam, douse.
Augustus Smith, Iron Station.
S. P. Thompson, Orleans.
W. A. Bess, Orleans.
C. D. Thompson, Lowesville.
R. B. Killian, Lincolnton.
C. H. Hoover, Crimsic.
R. W. Petrie, Lincolnton.
H. E. Rowe, Long Shoals.
Merchants not in Towns.
I. C. Lowe, Lowesville.
E. M. Lowe & Co., Lowesville.
P. B. Bess, Orleans.
C. L. Brown, North Brook.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
T. H. Baxter, Lloyd.
F. S. Barnes, Dora.
A. T. Blackwood, Camp Creek.
J. H. Ballard & Son, Reinhardts.
C. E. Carpenter. Lloyd.
C. W. Beam, Lloyd.
W. C. Crytz, Lincolnton.
J. C. Dellinger, Johnstown.
Elm Grove Cotton Mills, Lincolnton.
Beam Bros., Dora.
A. F. Goodson, Macpelah.
G. \V. Goodson, Macpelah.
J. P. Beam, Lloyd.
W. A. Holly, Beepsville.
C. L. Heavner, Henry.
J. F. Heafner, Crouse.
Heafner Bros., Crouse.
A. N. Jones, Reinhardt.
J. M. Kids, Kidsville.
W. C. Kizer & Co., Reepsville.
J. M. Reinhardt, Reinhardt.
W. P. Brendle, Hulls X Roads.
James Black, Eddy.
Sidney Houser, Dora.
Long Shoals Cotton Mills, Long Shoals.
Lincoln Cotton Mills, Lincolnton.
A. C. Sain, Henry.
A. C. Linebager, Iron Station.
W. A. Bess, Orleans.
J. Mullen & Son, Derr.
J. G. Morrison, Mariposa.
Indian Creek Manufacturing Co., Lincoln-
ton.
J. A. Nixon, Triangle.
J. W. & H. E. Nixon, Nixonia.
Knox & Brown, Triangle.
J. T. Puntch, Kidsville.
Lee Perkins, Derr.
D. E. Rhyne, Lincolnton.
Rendleman & Smith, Iron Station.
G. P. Rhvne, Reepsville.
D. H. Sain, Sain.
J. E. Summey, Mariposa.
L. E. Sain & Son. Sain.
A. P. Sain, Toluca.
J. P. Wood, Henry.
C. L. Brown & Sons, Flay.
J. P. Beam, Johnstown.
Fohr Bros., Lincolnton, R. F. D.
R. M. Norwood, Lincolnton, R. F. D.
A. E. Finger, Lincolnton, R. F. D.
Cotton Mills.
MARIPOSA— J. G. Morrison, Proprietor,
Mariposa.
LINCOLN COTTON MILLS— D. E. Rhyne,
President. Lincolnton.
LABORATORY COTTON MILLS— D. E.
Rhvne. Owner, Lincolnton.
LONG SHOALS COTTON MILLS—
Hunter Maunev, Manager, Long Shoals.
ELM GROVE COTTON MILLS— R. S.
Reinhardt, Secretary, Lincolnton.
INDIAN CREEK MANUFACTURING CO.
— W. A. Rudisill, President, Lincolnton.
JOHN RUDISILL M'F'G Co.— J. M.
Roberts, Supt., Lincolnton.
Cotton Gins.
Chapman Bros., Crouse.
W. W. Nowland, Crouse.
Jonas & Co., Reepsville.
Scrouce & Co., Reepsville.
A. C. Sain, Henry.
C. L. Havnaer, Henry.
Monroe Houser, Reepsville.
J. Mullen & Son, Derr.
H. P. Killian, Derr.
Reel Bros., Maspelah. .
Cherry Bros., Triangle-
J. C. Mcintosh, Denver.
Ed. Lowe, Lowesville.
Hager Bros., Hager.
J. P. Hager, Hager.
D. A. Troutman, Iron Station.
Julius Carpenter & Bro., Lincolnton.
Carpenter & Sullivan, Crouse
A. C. Rhodes & Co., Lincolnton.
W. T. Reinhardt, Lincolnton.
J. M. Reinhardt, Reinhardt.
T. F. Carroll c* Co., Linctolnton.
M. P. Stroup, Crouse.
J. P. Beam & Co., Johnstown.
O. M. Hartsoe, Lincolnton, R. F. D.
W. C. Childers & Co., Flay.
Juf and Crockery Factories.
J. Make Ritchie, Chubb.
N. S. Bass, Henry.
J. M. Leonard, Henry.
Roller Mills.
HOWARD'S CREEK MILLING CO.— E. L
Mosteller. Manager, Reepsville.
BANNER MILLS— T. J. Ramsour, Owner,
Lincolnton.
INDIAN CREEK MILLS— M. M. Luts *
Co., Managers, Henry.
DERR MILLS— J. Mullen & Son, Prop.,
Derr.
PIONEER ROLLER MILLS— A. Cortnw,
Owner, Lincolnton.
CROUSE ROLLER MILLS— J. H. Wood,
Manager, Crouse.
WARLICK MILLS— Reepsville.
FINGER MILLS— T. L. Finger, Manager,
Maiden.
FLAY ROLLER MILLS— Tillmon Bros.,
Managers, Flav.
ORLEANS ROLLER MILL— P. B. Bess,
Mgr., Orleans.
Saw Mills.
W. C. Kizer, Reepsville.
D. J. Beam, Dora.
J. T. Houser, Dora.
Wm. Link, Iron Station.
Wm. F. Finger, Iron Station.
J. B. Ballard. Derr.
W. A. Smith, Kidsville.
Henrv Smith. Macpelah.
J. H. Ballard, Reinhardt.
Joseph Johnston. Henry.
Jonas & Hause, Barkley.
W. A. Scronce, Barkley.
C. W. Hoyle, Chubb.
Cherry Bros., Triangle.
John W. Keener, Lincolnton.
P. T. Seagle, Henry.
LINCOLNTON.
Incorporated in 1785.
Corporate limits extended in 1901.
Population. 2.025.
Value real estate and personal property,
$807,316.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
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No. white polls, 169.
No. colored polls, 85.
TAX RATE— 35c. on $100.
City owns water works.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— A. J. Bagley.
CLERK— C. E. Childs, Jr.
TREASURER— Claude Ramsour.
ATTORNEY— C. E. Childs.
CHIEF OF POLICE— E. W. Keener.
POLICEMAN— S. E. Mauney.
BOARD OF ALDERMi.N— C. E. Robinson,
S. H. Hopkins, H. A. Kistler, S. Alexander,
W. W. Motz., A. M. Hoke, J. A. Abernethy,
J. H. Rudisill.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. W.
Motz Edgar Love, R. M. Roseman.
POSTMASTER— F. A. Barkly.
R. R. AGENTS— C. & N. W. Rv., J. S.
Carter; C. C. Ry., J. S. Carter.
EXPRESS AGENT— Luther Adair.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— R. Z. Johnston, Pas-
tor; W. A. Murray, Asst.
ST. LUKE'S— (Episcopal)— D. T. John-
ston, Rector.
METHODIST— R. M. Courtney, Pastor.
Lincolnton Circuit — (Methodist) — D. P.
EMANUEL— (Lutheran)— R. A. Yoder,
p3.st.or
BAPTIST— D. P. Bridgers Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
PIEDMONT SEMINARY— B. P. Caldwell,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
North State Hotel.
Lincolnton Hotel.
Lincolnton Inn.
Piedmont House.
Architects.
W. W. Motz.
W. U. SherrUL
Agricultural Implements.
Reid Hardware Co.
R. M. Roseman.
J. H. Rudisill & Co.
H. E. Ramsour.
Barhei* Shops.
Carev Wells.
R. F. Burton (col.)
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK— J. A. Aber-
nethy, President; Claude Ramsour, Cashier.
Capital stock, $30,000.00; Surplus Jind
Profits, $5,500.
BANK OF LINCOLNTON— B. F. Grigg,
President; W. E. Grigg, Cashier. Capital,
$12,200; Surplus and Profits, $5,000.
Building & Loan Associations.
LINCOLNTON BUILDING & LOAN CO.—
Claude Ramsour, Sec. and Treas.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
■ C. A. Reynolds.
T^. A. McNeely.
A. A. Lynn.
Mallard & Ware.
Blacksmith Shops.
Guy Haynes.
John Hoke.
Lee Clark.
Wright Ross.
Books and Stationery.
P. A. Barr.
E. & R. Love.
J. H. Rudisill & Co.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
F. P. Cauble.
Bakers.
Peter Hildebrand.
Brick M'f'rs and Bealers.
W. W. Motz.
Bicycle Dealers.
F. P. Cauble.
Contractors and Builders.
W. W. Motz.
A. Haynes.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. C. Quickel.
E. C. Baker & Co.
Cotton Mills.
DANIEL M'F'G CO.— Edgar Lov«, ITgr.
WAMPUM COTTON MILLS-^J. A. Aber-
nathv, President.
PIEDMONT COTTON MILLS— R. a Rein-
hardt. President; A. J. Bagley, Supt.
Cotton Gins.
John Motz.
W. C. Rhodes & Co.
Clubs.
PIEDMONT CLUB— R. S. Reinhardt,
President; A. L. Quickel, Secretary.
Dentists.
L. M. Cnffev.
Self & Weir.
Ralph Little.
Doctors.
J. W. Sain.
J. S. Wise.
L. A. Crowell.
Oeorge Costner.
R. W. Petrie.
Druersrists.
Lincolnton Drug Co.
Karl Lawing.
Dealers in Carriages.
R. F. Beal & Co.
Dry Goods and Notions.
P.. & R. Love.
J. H. Rudisill & Co.
The Globe Store.
W. L. Lawing.
Wampum Department Stores.
Dealers in Ice.
R. S. Edwards.
R. A. McNallv & Co.
Fish Markets.
A. L. Campbell.
Anderson Lingerfelt.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
Flour. Co iii and Feed Mills.
Lincoln Milling Co.
Foundries and Iron Works.
LINCOLNTON FOUNDRY— W. A. Biggs,
Prop.
Furniture Dealers.
E. O. Baker.
W. C. Quickel.
General Merchandise
J. H. Rudisill & Co.
E. & R. Love.
Wampum Department Stores.
Grist Mills.
Lincolnton Roller Mills.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Reid Hardware Co.
H. E. Ramsour.
Insurance Agencies.
S. P. Sherrill,
A. L. Quickel.
A J. Bagley.
Blair Jenkins.
Ice Factories.
LINCOLNTON ICE FACTORY— J. A. Ab-
'ii.: thy, Mgr.
Job Printing Offices.
The Lincoln Journal.
Tar Heel Printing Co.
Lawyers.
C. E. Childs.
A. L. Quickel.
R. E. Costner.
L. B. Wetmore.
Walter Keener.
R. T. Mowser.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
E. & R. Love.
Mrs. B. J. Ramsour.
Machine Shops.
Lincolnton Foundry.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
LINCOLN LITHIA WATER CO.— Lincoln-
ton.
Mnsical Instruments.
E. C. Baker.
Music Teachers.
Miss Frances Darden.
Marble Works.
J. Thomas McLean.
Photographers.
Abernethy & McNeely.
Stoves and Tinware.
Long Bros.
Reid Hardware Co.
H. E. Ramsour.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE LINCOLN JOURNAL— Walter Keen-
er, Editor.
Painters.
Anderson Wingate.
S. E. Cornwell.
Retail Grocers.
Walter H. Haynes.
H. B. Camp.
R. E. Gray.
Wampum Department Stores.
E. & R. Love.
E. T. Childs.
J. H. Rudisill & Co.
Reynolds & Hobbs.
McKee, Son & Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Lincolnton Liverv Co.
R. F. Beal & Co.
E. W. Hoke.
P. D. Hinson.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— John Moore, Mgr.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
PIEDMONT TELEPHONE AND TELE-
GRAPH CO.— F. P. Cauble, Mgr.
Watcnes and Jewelry
W. M. Sherrill.
F. P. Cauble.
Wholesale Grocers.
W. T. Love Co.
Wood-Working Shops.
THE GRIGG M'F'G. CO.— (Cotton Mill
Supplies) — W. E. Grigg, Pros. ; B. F. Grigg.
Sec. & Treas. ; Robert Randall. Supt.
DENVER.
Population, 250.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— T. H. Proctor.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. C. Mcintosh.
POSTMASTER— F. S. Kids.
Schools and Academies.
HIGH SCHOOL— J. C. Crawford, Prin.
Doctors.
H. N. Abernethj.
C. L. McCaull.
Contractors and Builders.
John L. Henkle.
A. R. Proctor.
Drusrsrists.
J. O. Mundy.
General Merchandise.
W. C. Proctor.
J. W. Little.
Kistler & Thompsjn.
F. S. Kids.
Roller Mills.
DENVER ROLLER MILLS— J. C. Mo-
Intosh, Prop.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE— W. O. Proc-
tor, Manager.
Wagon Makers.
B. D. Bolick.
MACON COUNTY.
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MACON COUNTY.
County Seat, Franklin.
Formed in 1829 from Haywood county. Named in honor of Nathaniel Macon, for
years representative in Congress from the Warren District.
Area, 650 square miles.
POPULATION: 12,104. White males, 5,669; white females, 5,762. Foreign born,
22. Negro males, 302; negro females. 371. White males over 21 years, 2,328; negro
males over 21 years, 116. White polls, 1,442; negro polls, 49.
Value of real estate, $987,604, increase of $51,715 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $484,767, increase of $23,493 over 1904, including 1,174 horses, 975 mules, 17 jacks
and jennets, 27 goats, 8,904 cattle, 13,707. hogs, 6,277 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,460,853; by negroes, $11,518.
No. Schools: White, 60; Colored, 4.
TAX RATE: County, 16 2-3c. on $100; poor, 7c; roads, 20c. on $100 and 60c. poll;
debt, 10c. and SOc. poll. Floating d.?bt, $8,950. Schcol, $1.58 poll and 18c. on $100.
POST OFFICES: Aquone, Burningtown, Crawford, Cullasaja, Duvall, Elijay, Etna,
Flats, FRANKLIN, (c. h.), Gneiss, Higdonville, HIGHLANDS, Jenkins, Knoll, Leather-
man, Nonah, Otto, Parish, Roanes Mill, Scaly, Short Off, Victoria, Wests Mill, Wikles
Stores.
PUBLIC ROADS: J. H. Dalton, Chief Engineer, Franklin. Worked by Special \ct
and taxation; total last year, $6,000. Improved, 25 miles.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Western Union Telegraph Company, 2.00 miles, assessed value $ 178.20
Western Union Telegraph Company, 2.00 miles, assessed value 58.51
Southern Railway, 2.57 miles, assessed value 63,533.53
Southern Express Company, 2.57 miles, assessed value 297.63
Oconee Telephone Company, 10.00 miles, assessed value 140.00
SUPERIOR COURT: April 23rd; November 19th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— Lee Craw-
ford, Franklin.
SHERIFF— H. D. Dean, Franklin.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— D. W. Blaine,
Franklin.
TREASURER— H. D. Dean, Franklin.
CORONER— R. F. Henry, Franklin.
SURVEYOR— J. W. Amnions, Franklin.
CO. ATTORNEY— S. L. Kelly, Franklin.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— S. H. Lyle, Frank-
lin.
SUPT. OF CO. HOME— Sol Jacobs, Frank-
lin.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— T. J. Johnston,
Franklin.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. A. Deal,
(chm.), Franklin; J. S. Sloan, Franklin; J.
P. Moore, Higdonville.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Alex Moore, C. S.
Ray. J. A. Waldrop, Franklin.
CO. BOARD ELECTIONS— W. H. Wal-
drop, (chm.), Franklin; J. G. Siler, Frank-
lin; E. H. Franks, Franklin; Attorney, F.
S. Johnston. Franklin.
CONSTABLES— Millshoal, W. P. Deal,
Franklin; Ellijay, J. M. Stuman, Cullasaja;
Sugarfork, D. J. McCoy, Gneiss; Highlands;
Tcm Crunkleton, Highlands; Tlatts, H. S.
Forester, Scaly; Smith's Bridge, P. L. Nor-
ton, Otto; Cartoogechaye, W. H. Carpenter,
R. F. D. No. 1, Franklin; Nantahala, W.
H. Gregory, Lookout; Burningtown, J. B.
Justice, Styles; Covvee, Walter Gibson,
Leatherman.
Justices of the Peace.
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP— J. P. Bryson,
Robert Stamey, John B. Ramsey, N. P.
Rankin, Franklin.
MILLSHOAL— C. L. Rickman, J. M. Cor-
bin, S. J. Amnions, Franklin.
ELLIJAY— J. W. Ammons. Ellijay, W. R.
Bulgin, J. K. Bryson, Cullasaja.
SUGARFORK— John L. Corbin, John E.
Vinson, James H. Rogers, Alonzo.
HIGHLANDS— E. P. Picklesimer, Isaac
Crunkleton, T. Baxter White, Highland.
Tlatts— G. P. White, E. P. Brown, S. S.
Long, Scale}'.
SMITHS BRIDGE— J. E. Cabe, W. A. Nor-
ton, J. C. Shope, Atto.
CARTOOGECHAYE— W. P. Allison, Roana
Mills; James N. McConnell, J. W. Green-
wood, Franklin, R. F. D. No. 1.
NANTAHALA— S. J. May, Anty Solesbee,
A. J. Barnes. Flats.
BURLINGTON— Joseph L. Fouts,
Hlvthedale; H. P. Ray, Burningtown; W.
J. Morgan, Stvles.
COWEE— M. L. Rickman, J. C. Hurst,
Leatherman; W. A. Fisher, Dean.
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372 MACON COUNTY.
Public School Teachers.
P. R. Young, Wests Mill.
Miss Lulu M. Cassidey, Franklin, R. F. D.
Miss Dora Jenkins, Leatherman.
No. 3.
Miss Pearl Dowdle, Leatherman.
James R. Morrison, Franklin, R. F. D.
Miss Nannie Matlock, Leatherman.
No. 3.
Miss Mary D. West, Wests Mm.
Miss Pearl Barnard, Franklin, R. F. D.
Ministers not in Towns.
No. 3.
Miss Olive Patton, Franklin, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Nannie Higdon, Franklin, R. F. D.
No. 2.
METHODIST— George Mann, L. P. Bagle,
John H. Moore, Franklin.
BAPTIST— Thos. N. Ford, Otto; Jaa.
Keener, Cullasaja; Rev. Bradiey, Etna.
C. A. Setser, Franklin, R. F. D. No. 2.
Physicians not in Towns.
Miss Lola Addington, Franklin, R. F. D.
A. C. Brabson, Otto.
No. 2.
W. A. Moses, Ellijay.
Miss Cora Phillips, Franklin, R. F. D.
Nelson Woods, Aquone.
No. 2.
John Hanv, Aquone.
Miss Mary Jenkins, Franklin, R. F. D.
Merchants Not in Towns.
No. 2.
John Hali, Etna.
Miss Nora Leach, Franklin, R. F. D.
D. W. Penland Co. Otto.
No. 1.
F. H. Noland, Nonah.
M. A. Love, Dean.
Joseph Morgan, Burningtown.
J. B. Carden, Dean.
R. F. Henry, Franklin.
Miss Mary Mashburn, Dean.
A. I. Ledford, Ellijay.
Miss Vonnie West, Jerd.
John Russell, Ellijay.
Miss Eva A. Higdon, Ellijay.
E. K. Cunningham, Ellijay.
J. H. Fulton, Higdonville.
John Dryman, Scaly.
Miss Mattie Caldwell, Cullasafa.
L. M. Johnston. Nonah.
T. G. Dean, Cullasaja.
John Moore, Ellijay.
George E. Bryson, Cullasaja.
Foster & Cabe, Otto.
J. N. Arnold, Gneiss.
Dan Moore, Aquone.
Miss Sarah Gray, Alonzo.
W. J. West, West Mills.
Miss Theodocia Peck, Gneiss.
G. L. Cathey, Short Off.
Schools and Academies.
Miss Ada L. Carpenter, Highlands.
Ellijay High School.
Miss Lizelle Hill, Victoria.
Lumber Plants.
Miss Docia Miller, Highlands.
Union Lumber Co., Jarretts.
Mrs. Parayada Miller, Highlands.
W. P. Allison, Roanes Mill.
Miss Susan Rice, Highlands.
Thomas M. Slagle. Crawford.
Miss May McDowell, Scaly.
Miss Annie Gribble, Scaly.
Shippers of Produce.
W. L. Griggs, Otto.
H. G. Trotter & Sons, Franklin.
Miss Lettie Mann, Otto.
R. L. Porter, Franklin.
Mrs. Laurabelle Carpenter, Franklin, R.
Sloan Bro., Franklin.
F. D. No. 2.
D. W. Penland & Co., Otto.
S. A. Bryson, Franklin, R. F. D. No. 2.
F. H. Noland, Nonah.
Miss Ethel Mann, Otto.
H. M. Bascom, Highlands.
Miss Eva West, Franklin, R. F. D. No. 2.
W. T. Potts, Highlands.
Miss Mattie Gibson, Dillard, Ga.
E. H. Franks, Franklin.
R. L. Greene, Otto.
J. R. Pendergrass, Franklin.
Miss Adelaide Bulgin, Franklin, R. F. D.
Wright & Robinson, Franklin.
No. 1.
J. T. Moore, Franklin.
Miss Mabel Arthur, Franklin, R. F. D.
John Thomas, Franklin.
No. 1.
John S. Trotter, Franklin.
Charles Waldroop, Franklin, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Louise Arthur, Roanes Mill.
Wood-Working Shops.
L. K. Moffitt, Franklin.
Miss Fanny Raby, Roanes Mill.
Chas. Cabe, Franklin.
A. S. Solesbee, Lookout.
Alex Bell, Cullasaja.
G. W. Stepp, Aquone.
Ben Matlock, Kyle.
Leon Russell, Flats.
Gilliland Locust Pine Factory, Franklin.
Ravenel Locust Pine Factory, Victoria.
J. F. Palmer, Franklin.
Miss Katie Higdon, Duvall.
Miss Cora Morrison, Nantahala.
James Patts, Franklin.
-
Miss Ella Poindexter, Duvall.
FRANKLIN.
Miss Jennie Matlock, Burningtown.
Incorporated in 1S83.
J. L. Fouts, Franklin, R. F. D. No. 3.
Population 335.
H. L. Jolly, Stiles.
Value of real estate, $101,790.
D. C. McCoy, Tellico.
Value of personal property, $60,394.
Charles 0. Ramsey, Etna.
Tax rate, 33 l-3c. on $100 and $1.00 on
Miss Artie Bradley, Etna.
poll.
Miss Mary Angel, Wests Mill.
ft-
City owns lights.
MACON COUNTY.
373
Town Officers
Elections held Tuesday after first Mon-
day in May. Term, two years.
MAYOR— J. P. Bryson.
CLERK— M. D. Billings.
TREASURER— M. D. Billings.
TAX COLLECTOR— Wm. McKee.
ATTORNEYS— Horn & Mann.
CITY PHYSICIAN— W. A. Rogers.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— F. L. Siler.
STANDARD-KEEPER— Wm. Stallcup.
SURVEYOR— W. B. McGuire.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT.— I. J. Ash.
CHIEF OF POLICE— I. J. Ash.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— T. W. Porter,
F. T. Smith, John W. Mann, M. D. BillLigs,
J. S. Trotter.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. B. Mc
Guire, F. S. Johns, Samuel L. Rogers.
POSTMASTER— H. H. Jarrett.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. S. Trotter.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— F. L. Townsend, Pastor;
R. M. Taylor, Presiding Elder.
Franklin Circuit (Meth.), J. H. Moore.
BAPTIST— J. W. Kesterson, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Mr. Starbuck,
Pustor.
EPISCOPAL— J. A. Deal, Rector.
Cemeteries and Supts.
METHODIST— I. J. Ash.
BAPTIST.
PRESBYTERIAN— N. P. Rankin.
Schools and Academies.
FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL— M. D. Bil-
lings, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
D. C. Cunningham.
U. 11. Jarrett.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF FRANKLIN— Geo. A. Jones,
Pres. ; J. G. Siler, Cashier. Capital, $10,-
000; Surplus and Profits, $4,000.
Architects.
W. B. McGuire.
Agricultural Implements.
H. G. Trotter.
J. T. Moore.
R. L. Porter.
Wright & Robinson.
Sloan Bro.
J. R. ppndergrass.
J. H. Thomas.
Cobb & Co.
Barber Shops.
A. A. Howe.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. T. Patton.
T. W. Angel.
Blacksmith Shops.
Myers Bros.
J. F. Palmer.
J. T. Potts.
Charles Cabe.
Books and Stat' onery.
F. T. Smith.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
R. T. Lisk.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
Wm. Shanks.
Cabinet-Makers.
Stallcup Furniture Co.
R C. Green.
J. T. Kennedy, (col.)
Canned Goods.
J. C. Wright.
Contractors and Builders.
W. B. McGuire.
W. R. Stallcup.
Chas. Cunningham.
Carriage Maufacturers.
J. F. Palmer.
J. T. Potts.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Stallcup Furniture Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
F. T. Smith.
Clubs.
Franklin Library Club.
Dentists.
W. H. Higgins.
Doctors.
S. H. Lyle.
W. A. Rogers.
F. L. Siler.
J. H. Fouts.
Druesists.
F. T. Smith.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. S. C. Leach.
Mrs. M. A. Gaston.
Dealers in Ice.
F. T. Smith.
Florists.
F. T. Smith.
Mrs. Robinson.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Harris Roller Mills.
Foundries and Iron "Works.
J. F. Palmer.
Furniture Dealers.
Stallcup Furniture Co.
Furniture Manufacturers.
J. T. Kennedy.
Stallcup Furniture Co.
R. C. Green.
General Merchandise.
George Dalrymple.
R. L. Porter.
Sloan Bro.
H. G. Trotter.
J. R. Pendergrass.
E. H. Franks.
J. T. Moore.
Wright & Robinson.
J. H. Thomas.
J. S. Trotter.
Grist Mills.
S. L. Roffprs.
T. S. Waldroop.
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MACON— MADISON.
J. P. Bryson.
Harris Roller Mills.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. P. Angel.
Thornt Angel.
Hide*: and Felts.
J. P. Angel.
J. Ed. Angel.
Job Printing Offices.
Franklin Press.
Lawyers.
Kope Elias.
G. A. Jones.
John W. Mann.
J. F. Ray.
A. W. Horn.
S. L. Kelly.
F. S. Johnston.
T. J. Johnston.
H. G. Robertson.
F. B. Benbow.
Leather Dealers.
J. P. Angel.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
H. G. Trotter.
Machinery Dealers.
H. G. Trotter.
R. L. Porter.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Laura Robertson.
Miss Lillie Moore.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. F. S. Johnston.
Miss Leona Prevatte.
Newspapers and Editors.
FRANKLIN PRESS— W. A. Curtis, Edi-
tor.
Painters.
Siler Wo-mack.
Walter Garrett.
Faint and Oil Dealers.
H. G. Trotter & Sons.
Cobb & Co.
Pajjer-Hangers.
Geo. Campbell.
Heal Estate Agents.
J. T. Kennedy.
W. B. McGuire.
Sales and Liverv Stables.
E. K. Cunningham.
Trust & Investment Companies.
S. L. Kelly.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
The Franklin Telephone Co.
Watches and Jewelry
Sam Womack.
Grover Jamison.
Wood -Working Shops.
Ptalleup Furniture Co.
R. C. Green,
(ie^rs:" Campbell.
MADISON COUNTY.
County Seat, Marshall.
Formed in 1851 from Buncombe and Yancey counties. Named in honor of Jamei
Madison, fourth President of the United States.
Area, 450 square miles.
POPULATION: 20,644. White males, lO.if.O; white females, 9,849. Foreign born, 14.
Negro males, 298; negro females, 258. White males over 21 years, 4,074; negro males
] over 21 years, 138. White polls, 2,949; negro polls, 50.
Value of real estate, $1,944,400, increase of $892,000 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $892,000, increase of $245,560 over 1904, including 1,878 horses, 1,974 mules, 15
jacks and jennets, 33 goats, 1,300 cattle, 12,065 hogs, 4,700 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,520,000; by negroes, $3,406.
No. Schools: White, 79; Colored, 5.
TAX RATE: County, $1.10 on $100; roads, 5e. Bonded debt, $93,000. Iron bridges, 7.
POST OFFICES: Alleghany, Allenstand, Barnard, Belva, Big Laurel, Bigpine, Bluff.
Boise, Briggsville, Buckner, California Creek, Crossrock, Dewdrop, English, Faust,
Grapevine, Halewood, Holcomb, HOT SPRINGS, Ivy, Joe, Kind, Laurelton, Lee,
Just, Little Creek, Little Pine Creek, Luck, Lynch, MARSHALL, (c. h.), M..RS HILL,
Mada, Outlook, Paint Fork, Peak, Protection, Ray, Revere. Sand}', Spring Creek,
Stackhouse, Tennalina, irust, Walnut, Walnut Run, White Rock.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. Special tax, 20c. on $100 for tools.
No. miles, 1,000.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Southern Railway, 28.30 miles, assessed value ~ $699,611.27
MADISON COUNTY. 375
Pullman Company, 28.00 miles, assessed value 4,066.88
Western Union Telegraph Company, 142.07 miles, assessed value 4,163.56
Southern Express Company, 28.30 miles, assessed value 3,277.49
Madison Telephone Company, 41.00 miles, assessed value 1,200.00
Ivy Telegraph and Telephone Company, 64.00 miles, assessed value 1,800.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 22nd, two weeks, civil eases only; February 26th, two
weeks, criminal cases only; May 7th, two weeks, civil cases only: August 13th, two
weeks, criminal cases only; October 22nd, two weeks, civil cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. H. White,
Marshall.
SHERIFF— George W. Cole, Marshall.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W. R. Rice,
Marshall.
TREASURER— V. B. D^ivis, Marshall.
CORONER— A. J. McDevett, Walnut.
SURVEYOR— Z. V. Hunter, Mars Hill.
STANDARD-^EPER— W. R. Rice, Mar-
shall.
CO. ATTORNEY— Lewis J. Baley, Mar-
shall.
OF HEALTH— W. J. Weavei,
HOME — Len Henderson, Mar-
CO. SUPT.
Marshall.
SUPT. CO
shall.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— C. A. Henderson,
Mars Hill.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— R. H.
Hipps, (chm.), Spring Creek; J. M. Wallin,
Big Laurel; Jasper Ebbs. Trust.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. R. Rico,
(Clerk to Board); G. W. Gahagan, Bar-
nard; J. C. Chandley, White Rock; W. C.
Ammons, Outlook.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— W. O. Con-
nor, (chm.). Marshall; J. C. Tilson, Hale-
wood; G. H. Roberts, Marshall, R. F. D.
No. 1.
" CONSTABLES— No. 1 Township, A. J.
Eridgers, Walnut Run; No. 2, A. J. King,
Alleghany: No. 3, Sam E. Moore, Hale-
wood; No. 4, Chas. D. Gardner, Paint
Fork; No. 5, Robt. Loving, California
Creek; No. 6, R. II. Clark, Canto; No. 7,
W. M. Ledford, Little Pine; No. S, R. H.
Brown, Spring Creek; No. 9, D. C. Lawson,
Hot Springs; No. 10, M. Chandley, Big
Laurel; No. 11, J. A. Hall, Little Creek;
No. 12, K. A. Wilds, Big Pine; No. 13,
Thos. Rogers, Joe; No. 14, T. J. Anders,
Grapevine; No. 15, R. M. Williams, Mars
Hill; No. 10, W. H. Wild, Laurelton.
Justices of the Peace.
W. Rrvan, Jr.,
Walnut; J. M.
TOWNSHIP No. 1— G.
Barnard; J. C. msey,
nut.
M. [teems, Marshall; G. W. Candler, Mar-
shall; Flem McDevitt, F. M. Hamrie, Wal-
NO. 2.— Jas. Ha.vnir. Alleghany; * -I.
Franklin, Big Laurel; A. J. Shelton, White
Rock.
NO. 3— Wm. Buckner, Outlook: R. F.
Tillery, Halewood ; \V. K. Hunter. R. F. D.
No. 3, H. Henry Buckner, Si xton.
NO. 4— W. L. Hensley, D. L. Duck, Buck-
ner; J. M. Dewese, E. M. Hyder, Ivy;
Hubert Brown, Paintfork.
NO. 5— Lee Gibbs, J. H. Buckner, Cali-
fornia Creek.
NO. 6— G. H. Roberts, Trail Branch; S.
L. Teague, J. . Randall, Canto.
NO. 7— J. P. Jarrett, J. J. Ledford, Jaa
Goforth, Little Pine.
NO. 8— J. F. Askew, W. D. Garner, J.
Bright, C. J. Woody, Spring Creek.
NO. 9— A. J. Ellenburg, Paintrock; W.
M. Lawson.
Wilson, G. G. Wilson, R. F. D. No. 5, Geo.
NO. 10— J. M. Wallin, Marion Wallin,
J. A. Leak, W. V. Rice, C. C. Norton, Big
Laurel.
NO. 11— Tom YTelton, A. E. Cale, Little
Creek; J. A. Parchia, Holcombe.
NO. 12— S. C. Worley, John A. Worley,
J. H. Davis, Wm. Buckner, Big Pine.
NO. 13— Vance Ledford, Dan Rowland, J.
T. Blankenship. Joe.
NO. 14— L. W. Peek, J. E. Gregory, J. M.
Brown, VV. S. Rice, R. J. Sams, James
Rice, Gra --vine.
NO. 15— J. A. Ball, W. O. Connor, Mars
Hill.
NO. 16— L. E. Wild, C. C. Peek, Laurel -
ton.
Fiiblic School Teachers.
Martin, Miss Grace, Marshall.
Anderson, Miss Sue, Paint Fork..
Stockard, Miss Ju!ia A., Marshall.
Grindstaff, Mi9S Minnie, Walnut.
English, Miss Pearle, Walnut.
Candler, Mrs. Julia, Marshall.
Ramsey, Mrs. Eugenia, Marshall.
Lewis, Henry K., Paint Rock.
Ponder, Miss Hassie, Mars Hill.
Allen, Miss Ella Lee, Allanstand.
Allen Miss Lula M., Allanstand.
Reese', Miss Sue E,, Alleghany.
Merchant, Miss Delia J., Alleghany.
Liverett, A. R., White Rock.
Hensley, Roscoe, White Rock.
Tweed, S. E., . Big Laurel.
Connor, E. E.. nars Hill.
Sprinkle, George E., Jupiter.
Gardner, J Trust.
James, J. M., Paint Fork.
Radford, Curtis, Just.
Gardner, Garrett, Waverly.
Bri^n-s, J. W., Mars Hill.
Robinson, Miss Eugenia, Buckner.
Wells, J. E., Holcombe.
Roberts, — rs. Nora, Marshall, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Snell, Miss Sybil, Mars Hill.
Hipps, Miss Leona, Spring Creek.
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MADISON COUNTY.
Ericson, Miss Aileen, Marshall, R. F. D.
No. 5.
Tweed, Miss Addie, Big Pine.
Stockton, Miss Mary E., Little Pine.
Jervis, E. D. , Barnard.
Reeves, G. M., Cross Rock.
Davis, Mrs. F. B., Spring1 Creek.
Phillips, Miss Julia, Hot Springs.
Whitley, Miss Kate, Hot Springs.
Brooks, T. A., Bluff.
Hunter, D. O., Marsnall, R. F. D. No. 3.
Burnett, I. E., Big Laurel.
Allman, Miss Etta, Volga.
Holcombe, Miss Daisy, Mars Hill,
Merrell, Mrs. Florence, Faust.
Riddle, J. D., Little Creek.
Buckner, M. C, California Creek.
.Jervis, W. P., Mars Hill.
Edwards, Miss Cora, Mars Hill.
Reeves, Mrs. Ella, Cross Rock.
Balding, Newton Boise.
Angel, A. C. Paint Fork.
Peek, Sam, Peek.
Peek, Will W., Peek.
Edwards, Miss Hattie, Mars Hill.
Henderson, Miss Carrie, Walnut.
Smith, G. C, Laurelton.
Arrowood, A. W., Mars Hill.
Pond, Miss Carrie B., Hot Springs.
Robinson, Miss Dorothy, Hot Springs.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— K. H. Hipps, Spring Creek; Jno.
Amnions, Mars Hill; L. J. Baley, Walnut
Run; J. A. Bradley, California Creek; T.
P. Briggs, Grapevine; C. C. Metcalf, Waver-
lv; Garrett Ramsey, Marshall; J. -M.
Wild, Walnut Run; T. A. Center, Mar-
shall; Jacob Wild, Big Pine; P. T. Mc-
Afee, Marshall, R. F. D. No. 5; E. Holt,
Spring Creek; A. Bright, Spring Creek;
i. V. Cordell, Spring Creek; W. B. Hyder,
Ivy; L. C. Robert, Halewood.
Physicians not in Towns.
M. C. Roberts, Canto.
I. I.. English, English.
1. E. Burnette, Big Laurel.
Burnett Woody, Spring Creek.
A. J. McDevitt, Walnut.
J. C. Tilson, Halewood.
Merchants not in Towns.
A. J. Ruberfs, Little Pine.
VVhitt Bros., Halewood.
M. Bruce, Halewood.
J. H. Edwards & Son, Halewood.
M. W. Farmer & Son, Little Pine.
J. E. Ramsey, Mada.
J. F. Tilson, Grapevine.
J. A. Wallin, Big Laurel.
J. M. Ramsey, Walnut.
C. W. Cod v." Laurelton.
P. D. Ebbs & Co., Trust, Big Pine.
MARSHALL.
Population, 700; white, 070; colored, 30.
Tax Rate— 50c. on $100.
Town Officers.
Election is held 1st Tuesday in May;
term of office, 2 vears.
MAYOR— R. N. Caton.
CLERK— Lon White.
TREASURER— W. H. Redmon.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. A. Craigmiers.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. H. Redmon,
P. V. Rector, Lon White, J. A. Hendrix,
W. J. McLendon, Jr.
POSTMASTER— W. C. Sprinkle.
R. R. AGENT— A. Mahone.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. Mahone.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— C. O. Gray, Pastor.
METHODIST— D. M. Littaker, Pastor.
BAPTIST— M. A. Wood, Pastor.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF FRENCH BROAD— J. J. Red-
mon, Pres. ; W. B. Ramsey, Cashier. Capi-
tal, $11,000; Surplus and "Profits, $2,000.
MADISON COUNTY BANK— J. M. Gudg-
er, Jr. , Pres. ; T. N. James, Cashier.
Capital, $16,000.
Schools and Academies.
BELL INSTITUTE— R. F. Johnson, Prin-
cipal, Walnut.
MARSHALL ACADEMY— Miss Rose Mc-
Card, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
Rector Hotel — E. Rector, Prop.
Gudger Hotel — Mrs. C. R. Allison, Prop.
Mrs. R. V. Ramsey.
W. V. Farmer.
Mrs. A. D. Randall.
Lon Wells.
Barber Shops.
R. N. Caion.
Blacksmith Shops.
I. F. Davis.
V. B. Davis.
Books and Stationery.
F. Shelton.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
David W. Adams.
James Smart.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Joseph Fore.
J. M. Ball.
J. G. Ramsey & Son.
Contractors and Builders.
E. P. Goforth.
James Haynie.
A. C. Gilbert.
John Ramsey.
Casket Dealers.
J. J. Redmon.
Cotton MTrs. & Electric Power
Distributors.
CAPITOLA M'F'G CO.— W. J. McLendon,
Pres.; D. Chipley, Sec; C. B. Mashburn,
Treasurer.
C~~l and Wood.
.iifred Ramsey.
T. L. Duekery.
G. G. Rector.
J. P. Rector.
E. L. Ball.
MADISON COUNTY.
377
Dentists.
O. P. West, Weaversville.
Doctors.
Frank Roberts.
W. J. Weaver.
Drusrcists.
Redmon & Robercs.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. W. B. Ramsey.
Mrs. Mary Johnson.
Mrs. J. R. Hess.
Electric Companies & Officers.
THE NORTH CAROLINA. ELECTRICAL
POWER CO.— J. A. Vance, President; C.
A. Reynolds, Vice-President; W. A. Lem-
ly, Secretary and Treasurer. Capital Stock,
$100,000. W. C. Atwell, Manager.
Fruit & Confectionery Dealers.
J. F. Candler.
J. J. Pedkins.
Ramsey & Honeycutt.
Monroe Redman & Co.
White & White.
Furniture Dealers.
Capitola Store.
F. She I ton.
Redmon & Roberts.
General Merchandise.
Capitola Store.
W. J. Gudger & Son.
F. Shelton.
Tonie Ball & Co.
Monroe Redmon & Co.
West & James.
J. A. Hendrix & Co.
J. R. Ramse-"- & Son.
Redmon & Roberts.
J. J. Redmond.
N. B. Tweed.
Nelson & Ramsey.
Hidcfe and Felts.
W. J. Gudger & Son.
F. Shelton & Co.
Tonie Ball & Co.
Lawyers.
Gudger & McElroy.
Charles B. Marshburn.
Zachary & Roberts.
Lewis J. Baley.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. J. Redmond.
B. E. Honeycutt.
A. C. Peek.
John Warner.
C. C. Bruce.
Marshall Woodworking Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
MADISON RECORD— J. R. Swann, Editor.
Paper-Hangers.
T. A. Riser.
O. H. Frye.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Redmon & Roberts.
Produce Dealers.
West & James.
Capitola Store.
W. J. Gudger & Son.
Tonie Ball.
F. Shelton.
Ramsey & Honeycutt.
White & White.
Real Estate Agents.
W. J. Gudger & Son.
J. R. Swann.
Saloons.
Madison Count}' Dispensary.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Teague Bros.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— A. Mahone.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
MaDISON TELEPHONE CO.— Thomas S.
Rollins. Prpsident
IVEY TELEPHONE CO.— J. C. Tilson,
Pres.
Watches and Jewelry
John Lisenbee.
O. H. Frye.
Wholesale Grocers.
J. J. Redmon.
HOT SPRINGS.
Population, 445.
Tax Rate — 40c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— P. D. Ebbs.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. C. Rum-
baugh, John Sanders, J. F. Garenflo, S. L.
Rector.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. C. Hen-
derson, J. F. Garenflo, F. J. Brown.
POSTMASTER— N. J. Lance.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— A. G. Jackson, Pastor.
METHODIST— D. M. Littaker, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
DORLAND INSTITUTE— Miss Julia Phil-
lips, Principal.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF HOT SPRINGS— John C. Rum-
bough, Pres. ; Geo. Naff, Cashier. Capital,
$10,000.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mt. Park Hotel
Lance House.
Stone House.
McFall House.
Doctors.
Ed. J. Peck.
Dru«-a:ists.
Mt. Park Pharmacy.
General Merchandise.
W. H. & Ira Plemmons.
N. J. Lance.
Nicholson & Lance.
S. L. Rector.
Oentrv & Rowland.
Hot Springs Su-ply Co.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Lumber-Mineral Co.
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MADISON— MARTIN.
MARS HILL.
TAX RATE— 33 l-3c. on $100.
Tovrn Officers.
MAYOR— W. O. Connor.
TAX COLLECTOR— A. O. Carter.
ATTORNEY— A. L. Carter.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. S. Gibbs,
J. B. Sprinkle, N. B. McDevitt.
POSTMASTER— G. G. Tillery.
Schools and Academies.
MARS HILL COLLEGE— R. L. Moore,
Principal.
W. F.
J.
Doctors.
Robinson.
H. Band tv Son.
General Merchandise.
L. D. & W. W. Edwards.
C. C. Bruce.
R. S. Gibbs & Co.
Lawyers.
A. L. Carter.
Telegraph & Telephone Co.'s.
IVY TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE CO.—
Alonzo Maney, Pres. ; J. R. Sams, Sec.
& Treas.
MARTIN COUNTY.
Connty Seat, VHHamston.
Formed in 1774 from Halifax and Tyrrell counties. Probably named in honor of
Josiah Martin, the last Royal Governor of North Carolina.
Area, 500 square miles.
POPULATION: 15,383. White males, 4,170; white females, 3.SS6. Foreign born, 4.
Negro males, 3,582; negro females, 3,745. White males over 21 years, 1,907; negro
males over 21 years, 1,498. White polls, 1,534; negro polls, 1,107.
Value of real estate, $1,674,250, increase of $14,566 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty. $1,417,674, increase of $223,915 over 1904, including 1,529 horses, 1,541 mules, 202
goats, 25,199 hogs, 6,850 cattle, 750 sheep, 63 dogs, 188 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,810,269; by negroes, $281,655.
No. Schools: White, 47; Colored, 31.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100. Iron bridges, 4.
POST OFFICES: Oak City, D'ardens, EVERETTS, Goldpoint, .HAMILTON, Hassell,
JAMESVILLE, PARMELE, ROBERSONV1LLE, WILLIAMSTON, (c. h.).
PUBLIC ROADS: W. C. Manning, Williamston. Supt. Worked by Old State Law.
Four per cent on $100 annually spent out of county fund. One-third of the roads im-
proved. Convict labor can be used.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Line, 52.24 miles, assessed value $1,315,066.69
Western Union Telegraph Company, 121.52 miles, assessed value 3,555.32
Roanoke and Tar River Steamboat Company, assessed value 13,605.00
Southern Express Company, 51.38 miles, assessed value 5,950.44
Williamston Telephone Company, 88.00 miles, assessed value 299.20
SUPERIOR COURT: March 19th, two weeks; June 18th; September 17th; Decem-
ber 10th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. A. Hobbs,
Williamston.
SHERIFF— J. C. Crawford. Williamston.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W. C. Manning,
Wiliamston.
TREASURER— H. M. Burras, William-
ston.
SURVEYOR— Sylvester Peel, Amherst.
STANDARD KEEPER— John T. Ross,
Robersonville.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— W. H. Harrell,
Williamston.
SUPT. CO. HOME— D. Bowen. William-
< ston.
SCHOOLS— R.
Peel,
CO. SUPT.
Williamston.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— R. H. Salisbury,
Hassell; J. G. Staton, Williamston; G. VV.
Griffin, Williamston, R. F. D. No. 1.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. T. Waldo,
(chm.), Hamilton; J. A. Whitley, Ever-
etts; S. R. Biggs, Williamston.
CO. BOARD ELECTIONS— N. S. Peel,
(chm.), Williamston; B. R. Jenkins, Rol>-
ersonville; S. H. Spruill, Jamesville.
CONSTABLES— Jamesville Township, J.
vV. Ward, Jamesville; Griffin, William N.
Griffin, Amherst; Williams, Robert Har-
ris. Williamston; Cross Roads, A. L. Ro-
buck, Everett; Bear Grass, J. B. Harrison,
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Williamston ; Williamston, J. A. Jones.
WilHamston; Poplar Point, Jesse A.
Leggett", Ballards, Robersonville, A. C
Smith, Robersonville; Hamilton, C. M.
Bellamy, Hamilton; Goose Nest, Louia F.
Goodrich, Conoho.
Justices of the Peace.
JAMESVILLE' TOWNSHIP— Jos. C. Jor
dan, Geo. M. Burns, Jamesville; Jos. C
Smith, Darden.
WILLIAMS TOWNSHIP— J. A. Hardison
J. H. Riddick, T. L. Coltrain, Williamston
GRiFFIN TOWNSHIP— Jos. E. Man
ning, Plenny Peel, Henry Roberson, J. A
Lilley, Amherst; Henry Roberson.
WILLIAMSTON TOWNSHIP— B. F. God
win, A. L. Mizell, W. H. Robertson, Sr,
Williamston.
BEAR GRASS TOWNSHIP— Samuel Rog
erson, C. B. Harrison. Williamston.
CROSS ROADS TOWNSHIP— Jas. E
Roberson, L. B. Wynn, G. D. Gurganus, J
H. D. Peel, Everetts.
POPLAR POINT TOWNSHIP— V. R. Tay
lor, Hamilton; H. T. Smith, Hamilton.
ROBERSONVILLE TOWNSHIP— D. S
Powell, Parmele; S. L. Ross, B. R. Jen
kins, W. J. Roebuck, Robersonville.
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP— G. F. Rober
son, Hassell; J. M- Ooburn, T. B. Slade, F.
S. Johnson, Hamilton-
GOOSE NEST TOWNSHIP— H. Brown
N. M. Worsly, J. J. Long. J. T. Hyman
Jas. L. Davenport, Conoho; Justus Everett
Palmyra.
Public School Teachers.
Waters, Warren, Dardens.
Mizelle, Jomi A., Jamesville.
Hardison, Miss Brintie, Jamesville.
Hardison, Miss Minnit, Jamesville.
HarJison, Miss Claudy G., Jamesville.
Manning, J. E., Jamesville.
Corey, Alexander, Jamesville.
Peel, Kemp, Williamston.
Griffin, Joseph, Williamston.
Hassell, Miss Clyde, Williamston.
Green, H. C, Williamston.
Green, Miss Annie, Williamston.
Thrower, Miss Hattie .Williamston.
Gurganus, Miss Amanda, WilliamBton.
Cowing, B. F., Williamston.
Harrison, D. B., Williamston.
Burroughs, S. D., Williamston.
Peel, Sylvester, Williamston.
Manning, Miss Hattie, Jamesville.
Everett, J. D., Robersonville.
Bailey, Mrs. L. A., Robersonville.
Hj'man, Miss Mary, Hobgood.
Smithwick, Miss Lucy, Williamston.
Roebuck, Miss Mamie, Robersonville.
Hudson, Miss Sabrah. Parmele.
Hopkins, Mrs. I., Williamston.
Manning, A. J., Jamesville.
Griffin, Miss Ada L., Williamston.
Albright, W. H., Hamilton.
Albright, Mrs. W. H., Hamilton.
Woollard, Miss Charlie, Robersonville.
Everett, Miss Millie, Robersonville.
Everett, Miss Dora, Robersonville.
Roberson, Henry, Gold Point.
Roberson, MisB Lydie, Gold Point.
Purvis, Mi'bs Delia, Hamilton.
Grimes, Mrs. W. T., Hamilton.
Getsinger, N. A., Amherst.
Burroughs, Miss Hattie, Williamston.
Mcintosh, Miss R. C, Everetts.
Ballance, Mrs. M., Everetts.
Hoard, Miss Fancy, Robersonville.
Worsley, Miss Sallie, Oak City.
Grimes, Miss Alice, Robersonville.
Robersonville, Mrs. N. R., Jamesville.
Ward, George, Jamesville.
Ward, Miss Hilda, Jamesville.
Manning, Miss Minnie, Jamesville.
Armstrong, C. 0., Dardens.
Wynn, W. H., Dardens.
Peel, Miss Maggie, Robersonville.
York, Miss Lillie, Williamston.
Brown, Miss Lela, Hasell.
Bowers, J. B., Palmra.
Bazemore, Miss Nora, Oak City.
Ives, Miss Mayne S. , Gold Point.
Roberson, Miss Lyda, Gold Point.
Hudson, J. A., Parmele.
Hollowell, Miss Hattie, Hobgood.
Corey, Miss Sallie, Williamston.
Merchants not in Towns.
Kader Lilley, Williamston.
Geo. Griffin, Williamston.
W. E. Griffin, Williamston.
N. R. Manning, Jamesville.
J. J. Roberson Bros., Amherst.
Jones Mercantile Co., (Inc.), Dardens.
J. Ft. Avers, Trantus.
M. \V. B:.llard, Ballards.
R. II. Salisbury, Hassell.
S. Cooper & Co., Hassell.
W. Roberson, Palmyra.
Cotton Gins.
S. L. Wallace, Jamesville.
J. A. Everett, Ilasseli.
R. H. Salisbury, Hassell.
Williamston Winning and Mill Co., Wil-
liamston.
N. R. Manning, Jamesville.
Paul Bowen, Williamston, R. F. D.
S. W. Casper, Oak City.
Joseph Early, Oak City.
C. C. Fagan, Dardens.
Kader Lilley, Williamston, R. F. D.
E. P. Hyman, Oak City.
A. J. Roberson, Jamesville.
J. R. H. Salsbury, Hassells.
F. J. Roebuck, Williamston, R. F. D.
W. E. Sexton, Jamesville.
W. H. Stallings, Jamesville.
Staton & Daniels, Williamston, R. F. D.
V. R. Taylor, Williamston, R. F. D.
S. L. Wallace, Jamesville.
J. H. Ward, Williamston, R. F. D.
S. P. W:ird, Williamston, R. F. D.
Williamston Milling & Gin Co., (Inc.),
Williamston.
Lumber Plants.
Boyle Manufacturing Co., Jamesville.
J. L. Coltrain, Amherst.
Kader Lilley, Williamston.
Staton & Daniel, Winston.
J. L. Woollard, Williamston.
Everetts Lumber Co., G. P. McNaughton.
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MARTIN COUNTY.
Everetts, Manager.
B. H. Rouerson, Gold Point.
Leggett & ditcher, Winston.
Casper Bros., Conoho.
Saloons.
J. T. Casper, Agent, Jamesville.
F. L. Hailslip, Hassel'.s.
J. L. Weaver & Co., Gold Point.
A. C. Barnhill, Robersonville.
W. A. James & Bro., Robersonville.
D. S. Clark. Everetts.
J. G. Barnhill, Everetts.
H. T. Stallings, Jamesville.
WILLIAMSTON.
Population, 912.
Town Officers.
Election held first Monday in May. Term,
2 years.
MAYOR— B. F. Godwin, Sr.
CLERK— C. H. Godwin.
TREASURER— N. S. Peel.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. H. Page.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— W. H. Harrell.
S'J A.V» \KD KEENER— John T. Row.
SURVEYOR— S. Peel.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. H. Page.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— A. Anderson,
W. A. Ellison, J. D. Leggett, C. H. God-
win, N. S. Peel.
CONSTABLE— J. H. Page.
POSTMASTER— J. M. Sitterson.
R. R. AGENT— W. A. Ellison.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. A. Ellison.
Cemeteries and Supts.
BAPTIST— J. W. Anderson, Supt.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— R. D. Carroll, Pastor.
METHODIST—^ E. E. Rose, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— Sylvester Hassell,
John M. Rogerson.
Schools and Academies.
WILLIAMSTON GRADED SCHOOL— 3. L.
Liles, Supt.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Roanoke Hotel.
Hassell House.
Agricultural Implements.
Simpson Hardware Co.
Barber Shops.
S. W. Harrell.
W. T. Rhodes.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF MARTIN COUNTY— D. g.
Biggs, Pres. ; J. G. Godard, Cashier. Capi-
tal, $15,000. Surplus and Profits, $8,000.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK—
D. S. Biggs, Pres. ; Frank Fagan, Cashier.
Capital, $15,000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. B. McGovvan.
York & Adam?
W. H. Leggett.
Blacksmith Shoos.
T. O. Cook.
J. H. Hatton.
J. L. Woollard.
Books and Stationery.
Anderson, Crawford & Co.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
R. A. Glenn.
Edward Williams.
Contractors and Builders.
Latham Thrower.
A. C. Jones.
John Respass, (col.)
Dealers in Carriages.
Simpson Hardware Co.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Harrison Bros. & Co.
Anderson, Crawford & Co.
J. L. Hassel & Co.
C. D. Carstarphen.
Blount <fe Bro.
Macht Bros. & Rutenberg.
The Cowing-Harrison Co.
Gurganus &, Son.
Hodges & Coburn.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
S. R. Biggs.
Anderson, Crawford & Co.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
Anderson, Crawford & Co.
Harrison Bros. & Co.
Dentists.
J. A. White.
Doctors.
W. H. Harrell.
J. B. H. Knight.
W. E. Warren.
Drnsrsrists.
J. B. H. Knight.
a R. Biggs.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Henrietta Bateman.
Mrs. Lizzie Woodhouse.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Blount & Bro.
C. D. Carstarphen.
Anderson, Crawford '- Co.
Gurganus & Son.
Hodges & Coburn.
Harrison Bros. & Co.
J. L. Hassell & Co.
Cowing-Harrison Co.
Macht Bros. & Rutenberg.
A. L. Mizell & Co.
Dealers in Ice.
Watts & Gurganus
Dealers in Tobacco.
The Martin County Tobacco Warehouse
Co.
Staton & Meadows.
Graham & Neal.
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Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Anderson, Crawford & Co.
Blount & Bro.
Gurganus & Son.
Harrison Bros. & Co.
J. L. Hassell & Co.
C. D. Carstarphen.
General Merchandise.
Anderson, Crawford & Co.
J. L. Hassell & Co.
Harrison Bros. & Co.
C. Leggett & Co.
Blount & Bros.
O. D. Carstarphen.
Gurganus & Son.
Harrison-Cowing Co.
Hair-Dressers,
Leonora Collins.
Hides and Pelts.
W. H. Robertson.
F. K. Hodges.
J. A. Mizell.
Insurance Agencies
K. B. Crawford.
S. Atwood Newell.
Job Printing Offices,
The Enterprise Printery.
Lawyers.
H. W. Stubbs.
Wheeler Martin,
a A. Newell.
S. J. Everett.
B. A. Critcher.
Laundries.
John Lee.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Marvil Package Co.
Dennis Simmons Lumber Co.
S. A. Newell, Manager.
Masons and Builders.
N. T. Perry.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Blount & Bro.
C. D. Carstarphen.
J. L. Hassell & Co.
Harrison Bros. & Co.
Music Teachers.
Miss Nannie Smith.
Miss Carry Biggs.
Newspapers and Editors.
The Enterprise Printing Co.
Painters.
John Tucker.
W. H. Wiliiams.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Simpson Hardware Co.
Retail Grocers.
J. A. Mizell.
Southern Supply Co. (Wholesale.)
Brown & Hodges.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Martin Live Stock Co. (Incorporated.)
Hassell & Carstarphen.
Shingle Manufacturers.
Dennis Simmons Lumber Co.
J. H. Mizell.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
WILLIAMSTON TELEPHONE CO.— John
D. Biggs, Secretary and Treasurer.
Watches and Jewelry
Herbert Peel.
Wood-Worhing Shops.
T. C. Cook.
J. L. Woolard.
J. H. Hatton.
GOLD POINT.
Incorporated in 1898.
Tax rate, 15c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. J. Weaver.
CLERK— J. L. Croom.
TREASURER— J. E. Roberson.
TAX COLLECTOR— D. D. Stalls.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— B. H. Rober-
son, R. T. Taylor, J. L. Croom.
. POSTMASTER— R. T. Taylor.
Ministers and Churches.
DISCIPLE— C. E. Lee, Pastor.
General Merchandise.
B. H. Roberson & Son.
J. B. Coburn.
J. J. Weaver.
R. T. Taylor.
Saloons.
J. L. Weaver.
A. C. Smith.
OAK CITY
Population, 117.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— F. M. Harrell.
CLERK— H. S. Everett.
TREASURER— H. S. Everett.
CHIEF OF POLICE— B. F. Casper.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— H. K. Harrell,
Moses Whitty, S. W. Casper.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. T. Sav-
age, J. J. Long, H. K. Harrell.
POSTMASTER— J. L. Hines.
R. R. AGENT— W. C. Andrews.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. C. Andrews.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— Tom Crisp, Pastor.
General Merchandise.
Harrell & Ross.
Casper Bros.
Burnett & Jones.
Johnson & Everett.
J. L. Hines.
Retail Grocers.
J. L. Hinea.
KOBERSONVILLE'
Population, 600. (Estimated.)
Tax Rate, 33 1-3 on $100.
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MARTIN COUNTY.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— S. L. Roas.
CLERK— R. L. Smith.
TREASURER— A. S. Roberson.
TAX COLLECTOR— Jos. Bullock.
CHIEF OF POLICE-^Ios. Bullock.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— A. a Roberson,
J. K. Ross, R. L. Smith.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— John D. Everett, Supt.
ROBERSONVILLE GRADED SCHOOL—
R. L. Smith, Chairman School Committee.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. C. Rob-
erson, A. E. Gray, W. A. Everett.
POSTMASTER— T. H. Whichard.
R. R. AGENT— H. H. Pope.
EXPRESS AGENT— H. H. Pope.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. K. Howell, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. L. Rumblev, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH— T. Brown, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— G. D. Roberson,
Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
Griffin Hotel.
Ross House.
Hotel Burch.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF ROBERSONVILLE— J. C. Ro-
berson, Cashier. Capital, $5,000; Surplus
and Profits, $1,000.
Cotton Buyers.
A. S. Roberson & Co.
G. D. Roberson & Sons.
J. H. Roberson & Co.
R. L. Smith & Co.
S. L. Ross & Bro.
Bailey & Barnhill.
Doctors.
R. H. Hargrove.
R. J. Nelson.
Druggists.
J. M. Wheeless.
Factories.
CAROLINA BRICK & TILE CO.— J. H.
Rouse, Manager.
THE YOUNG WINE FACTORY— N. D.
Young, Manager.
Carriage Manufacturers.
D. B. Parker.
General Merchandise.
A. S. Roberson & Co.
G. D. Roberson & Sona.
S. L. Ross & Bro.
R. L. Smith & Co.
J. H. Roberson & Co.
Bailey & Barnhill.
Flour, Corn and Feed Mills.
Wiley Rodgerson & Co.
Lawyers.
A. R. Dunning.
Machine Shops.
Wiley Rogerson & Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
R. L. Smith & Co.
Retail Grocers.
J. S. Roberson & Son.
J. W. Smith.
Saloons.
W. A. James & Co.
A. O. BarnhilL
Taylor Bros.
Leaf Tobacco Dealers.
TAYLOR WAREHOUSE— Atkins & Bailey,
Proprietors.
SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE— Gentry &
James, Proprietors.
FARMERS WAREHOUSE— Morton &
Thornburg, Proprietors.
Lumber Dealers.
MOULDINGS, DRESSED LUMBER, ETC.
—J. C. Andrews, Owner.
Sales & Livery Dealers.
Grimes & James.
R. T. Purvis.
J. I. Keel & Co.
HAMILTON.
Incorporated in 18S7.
Population, 493.
Tax rate, 25c. on $100.
Town Officers
MAYOR— J. T. Waldo.
CLERK— R. W. Salsbury.
TREASURER— W. E. Gladstone.
TAX COLLECTOR— B. L. Upton.
CHIEF OF POLICE— B. L. Upton.
COMMISSIONERS— H. L. Pippen, R. W.
Salsbury, E. Edmonson, John Boyle, W. E.
Gladstone.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— J. H. Albright, Prin-
cipal; Mrs. J. H. Albright, Assistant.
POSTMASTER— S. L. Moore.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— R. D. Carroll, Pastor
METHODIST— E. E. Rose, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— M. T. Lawrence,
P 3 s i or
EPISCOPAL— W. E. Cox, Rector.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
T. E. Darden.
Mrs. J. B. Cloman.
Cotton Buyers.
Slade, Jones & Co.
P. W. Salsbury & Bro.
H. L. Pippen & Co.
Doctors.
B. L. Long.
M. I. Fleming.
General Merchandise.
Baker & Salsbury.
Slade, Jones & Co.
H. L. Pippin & Co.
R. W. Salsbury & Bro.
P. Sherrod.
Lawyers.
Jos. T. Waldo.
Pants and Garments Factories.
Hamilton Pants Factory.
martin— Mcdowell.
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Saloons.
W. E. Davenport.
F. L. Haislip.
JAMESVILLE.
Incorporated in 1800. Amended 1903.
Population, 1,000.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. L. Davenport.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. W. Ward.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— S. L. Wallace,
F. A. Boyle, W. H. Martin, Asa Roberson.
POSTMASTER— I. Jackson.
R. R. AGENTS— Chas. A. Spruill, A. C.
L.; S. L. Wallace, N. & S. R. R.
EXPRESS AGENT— Charles A. Spruill.
Ministers and Churches.
CHRISTIAN— D. W. Arnold, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— A. D. Mizell,
Pastor.
METHODIST— J. L. Rumbley, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
JAMESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL— G. R.
Ward, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
Kemp House, Mrs. J. F. Kemp, Prop.
Doctors.
J. E. Smithwick.
General Merchandise.
U. S. Hassell.
Brown & Co.
S. L. Wallace.
A. F. Stal tings.
H. T. Stallings.
W. B. Lilley.
Davenport & Moore.
Retail Grooers.
H. C. Jackson.
W. P. Moore.
J. C. Jordan.
Saw Mills.
Boyle Manufacturing Co.
White & Wallace.
J. L. Coltrain & Bro.
Roberson Bros.
N. R. Manning.
PARMELE.
Incorporated in 1893.
Population, 336.
Tax rate, 35c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAVOR— Wm. Powell.
CLERK— S. M. Brooks.
TREASURER— D. S. Powell.
TAX COLLECTOR— D. S. Powell.
CHIEF OF POLICE— D. S. Powell.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— T. II. Wluch-
ard. R. L. Whittv, A. L. Bellfower.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— J. A. Hudson, Prill.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. H. Bryant, A.
J. W. Cob.urn, B. D. Tew.
POSTMASTER— M. <i. Whitohurst.
R. R. AGENT— R. M. Prince, Jr.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. A. Hudson, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— No regular Pastor.
Retail Grocers.
J. H. Whichard.
General Merchandise.
Bryan & Son.
J. H. Bynum.
A. G. Powell.
Mcdowell county.
County Seat, Marion.
Formed in 1842 from Rutherford and Buike counties. Named in honor of OoL
Joseph McDowell, distinguished in the War of the Revoution.
Area, 110 square miles.
POPULATION: 12,567. White Males, 5,328; white females, 5,351. Foreign born, 44
Negro males, 902; negro females, 991. White males over 21 years, 2,323; negro males
over 21 years, 366. Polls, 2,025.
Value of real estate, $952,814, increase of $298,587 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $621,723, increase of $15,419 over 1904, including 882 horses, 1,222 mules, 4 jacks
and jennetts, 38 goats, 4,546 cattle, 5,306 hogs, 577 sheep.
Property listed in 1905, $1,573,537.
No. Schools: White, 57; Colored, 13.
TAX RATE: County, Court House and Poor, 23 2-3c. on $100 and $1.20 rjoll; Bridges
and roads, 14c. on $100 and 31c. poll; Railroads, 21 2-3c. Bonded debt, $58,000. Iron
bridges, 3.
POST OFFICES: Armstrong, Ashford, Blalock, Broad River, Craig, Ourfew, Demming,
Dills, Dysartsville, Eberman, Eclipse, Ector, Garden City, Graphiteville, Greenlees,
SUPERIOR COURT: January 22nd, two weeks; February 19th, two weeks;
Mountain, Sugar Hill, Teck, Tomcreek, Woodlawn.
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Mcdowell county.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked in part by labor and taxation. 10 to 15c. on $100 and 35c,
to 45c. poll. No r' 'is 200.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
South Carolina & Georgia, 13.90 miles, assessed value $ 75,303.68
Southern Railway, 32.24 miles, assessed value 797,012.99
Pullman Company, 32.00 miles, assessed value 4,647.87
Western Union Telegraph Company, 153.10 miles, assessed value 4,450.02
Southern Express Company, 45.54 miles, assessed value 2,274.09
Marion Telephone Company, 6.00 miles, assessed value 600.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 22nd, two ber 17th weeks; February 19th, two weeks;
July 23rd, two weeks; September 17th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— Thomas Morris,
Marion.
SHERIFF— P. II. Mashburn, Marion.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— John A. Laugh-
ridge, Marion.
TREASURER— N. C. Jones, Marion.
CORONER— W. W. Gilbert, Rocky Pass.
SURVEYOR— C. C. Lindley, OM Fort.
SUPT. OF CO. HOME— J. A. Poteet,
Marion.
CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— E. E. Sams.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— D. E. Hud-
gins, J. L. Padgett, C. A. Bird, J. L. Wil-
son, Nebo; T. M. Noblett, Blalock.
CO. SUPT HEALTH— B. L. Ashwortb.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— L. A. Chapman,
T. B. Ledbetter, J. C. Crawford.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— M. F.
Morphew, George I. White, J. y. Gilkey.
CONSTABLES— Marion Township, C. P.
Roder; North Cove, J. W. Buchanan; Fin-
leys, A. M. Haskins; Higgins, G. W. Pyatt;
Dysartsville, J. D. Laughridge; Montfords
Cove, B. M. Bright; Broad River, Geo.
Vest; Old Fort, G. I. Step.
Justices of the Peace.
MARION TOWNSHIP— W. F. Craig, W.
B. Ratliff, W. E. Patton.
NORTH COVE— J. A. Lowery, J. D. Con-
ley, T. H. D. Gillespie, Wm. A. McCall,
R. J. Lonon. J. Y. Hicks, R. E. Huddle.
FINLEY— J. W. Bailey, J. K. Craig, S.
D. Halliburton.
DYSARTSVILLE— A. M. Hutchins, D. L.
Daves, W. A. Longbridge.
BROCKETTS— G. F. Rhom.
MONTFORD COVE— W. L. Fortune, C. R.
Wllkerson.
CROOKED CREEK— A. W. Gilliam, J. M.
Gibson, R. M. Burgin, W. W. Clark, C. L.
Lytle.
BROAD RIVER— Otto Kiestien, D. L.
Clements.
OLD FORT— J. C. Sandlin, C. C. Bur-
gin, T. Y. Lvtle.
HIGGINS— W. A. Goforth, C. L. White.
Public School Teachers.
Moffitt, Miss Eixen, Old Fort.
Sinclair, Mrs. J. R., Monroe.
Gettys, J. A., Patten.
Hunter, G. C, Net>o.
James, Miss ~ora, Old Fort.
Crawford, Miss Laura, Marion.
Chapman, Miss Hettie, Garden City.
Livingston. Miss Meldona, Union Mills.
Bright, Miss Lee, Union Mills.
Hicks, Miss Vesta, Marion.
Hicks, Miss Mattie, Marion.
Freeman, Miss Mav, Logans Store.
Gray, J. R., Nebo.
James, B. C., Nebo.
Freeman, Miss Marion, U"ion Mills.
Pruitt, Miss Ada Mae, Ellenboro.
Edgerton, Miss Katie, Union Mills.
Mannis, Miss Kallie. Union Mills.
Goforth, Miss Maggie, Nealsville.
Taylor, G. D., Dysartville.
McCall, J. W., Ashford.
Hicks, Miss Mollie, Old Fort.
Belk, A. E., Marion.
Connelly, Miss Ellen, Ashford.
Livingston, Miss Maud, Union Mills.
Pruitt, Miss Belenda, Ellenboro.
McCall, Miss Mammie, North Cove.
Cranford, Miss Nora, Sugar Hill.
Darster, Miss Georgie, Nealsville.
Crawford, James, Sugar Hill.
Tate, John, Bridgewater.
Brown Miss Louisa, Ashford.
Nannv, J. H., Union Mills.
Flack, W. F., Nealsville.
Grant, Joe, Marion.
Lyda, E. E., Marion.
Bright, A. L., Glenwoorl.
Bayles, Miss Ella Lee. Nebo.
Wiley, Miss Elizabeth Neoo.
Ministers not in Town*.
BAPTIST— A. P. Sorrels, Garden City; B.
B. Harris, Dvsartsville.
METHODIST— C. P. Goode, McDowell Ct.
Schools and Academies.
ELHANAN INSTITUTE— Miss Mattie Per-
ry, Principal, Marion.
Physicians not in Towns.
John O. Simmons, Dysartsville.
W. W. Gilbert, Rocky Pass.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Payne & Decker Bros., Marion.
Buck Creek Lumber Co., Eberman.
M. C. Shuping, Marion.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. D. Pitts, Nebo.
J. L. Wilson, Nebo.
J. K. Craig, Nebo.
Satterwhite Bros., Dvsartsrille.
T. W. Brackett, Nealsville.
J. G. Pyatt & Co., Nealsville.
Mcdowell county.
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T. C. Nichols, Nealsville.
Richard Harris, Montford.
W. L. Kirksey, Thermal City.
W. B. McCall, Ashford.
E. P. Kirksey, Kirksey.
W. E. Patton & Son, Garden City.
R. L. C. Gibson, Tom Creek.
Van Lackey, Tom Creek.
L. H. Miller, Marion.
D. A. Amis, Nebo.
O. A. Jaquins, Dysartsville.
T. C. Morgan, Ashford.
Marion Good, Woodlawn.
Mines and Quarries.
J. E. BURLESON MICA CO.
GRAPHITE WORKS— Mrs. J. K. Connal-
ly, owner, Graphiteville.
BKLFOUR QUARRY CO.— C. N. Allison,
Manager, Old Fort.
Boiler Mills.
P. J. Sinclair, Marion.
W. E. Patton, Garden City.
Shippers of Produce.
John Yancey, Marion.
Gaston & Troutman.
T. E. Ollis, Marion.
J. S. Dysart, Marion.
J. D. Blantor, Marion.
J. L. Biddix.
MARION.
Population, 1,350.
Value real estate and personal property,
$500,000.
TAX RATE— 65 2-3 cents; city purposes,
25 cents, schools 40 cents on $100.
Bonded debt, $38,000.
Town Officers.
Election is neld biannually in May.
MAYOR— W. B. Ratliff.
CLERK— W. Ratliff.
I OLLECTOR-nJ. C. Brown.
CHIEF OF POLICE— James H. Finley.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN^T. Yancey, Jr.,
Wm. Sweeny, A. Blanton, W. M. Goodson,
E. H. Dysart.
CITY SCHOOL SUPT.— Stanley Reves.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Thomas
Moris, (chm.), J. L. C. Bird, (sec); G.
J. White, (treas. ) ; M. F. Morphew.
POSTMASTER— G. W. Crawford.
Ii. R AGENT— R. F. Burton.
EXPRESS AGENT— R. F. Burton.
Cemeteries and Supts.
OAK GROVE CEMETERY— G. W. Seagle,
Superintendent.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— D. F. C. Carver, Pastor.
BAPTIST— W. B. Morton, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. S. Wilson, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— A. D. R. Meares, Re-tor.
Hotels and Boar dine: Houses.
Eagle, W. A. Calvert, Prop.
McDonald House.
Carr House.
Marion Inn.
Fleming Hotel, A. B. Brown, Prop.
— 25
Barber Shops.
Wm. Sweeny.
Walter Sanders.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MARION—
W. A. Conley, President; George I. White,
Cashier. Capital, $25,000. Profits, $10,000.
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK OF
MARIO Is— T. F. Wrenn, President; E. L.
Gaston, Cashier. Capital, $26,500. Profits,
$3,000.
Butchers anu Dealers in Cattle.
Brown Grocery Co.
R. L. McCurry & Co.
J. Y. Finkley.
W. H. Garrison.
McCurry & Walsh.
Duck Owenby.
Blacksmith Shops.
Murphy & Culbertson.
T. A. White.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Jno. Yancey, Jr.
Cabinet-Makers.
T. L. McCoy.
Jacob Hassler.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. G. Neal.
Coal and Wood.
H. W. Dysart.
Crockery and Glassware.
Thomas Medd.
Dentists.
J. G. Reid.
Edward Evans.
Doctors.
B. A. Cheek.
M. F. Morphew.
B. L. Ashworth.
G. S. Kirby.
M. L. Justice.
Druerarists.
J. W. Streetman.
M. F. Morphew.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Joe Williams.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
McCa!l Roller Mill.
Furniture Manufacturers.
CATAWBA FURNITURE CO.— T. T.
Wrenn, Secretary and Treasurer.
WESTERN FURNITURE CO.— T. W. Wil-
son, Manager.
Mcdowell furniture co.— l. j. p.
Cutlar. Manager.
BLUE RIDGE FURNITURE CO.— J. D.
Blanton, Manager.
Furniture Dealers.
McCall & Conley.
J. D. Blanton.
General Merchandise.
D. N. London.
J. Yancey, Jr.
Gaston & Troutman.
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McCall & Conley.
J. S. Dysart.
J. L. Biddix.
J. D. Blanton.
J. K. Ledbetter.
T. Y. Hemphill.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Price Hardware Co.
Harness M'f 'rs and Dealer*.
W. C. Bateman.
Marion Harness Co.
Insurance Agencies.
E. L. Gaston.
J. G. Ball.
W. F. Craig.
J. E. Dye.
E. H. & H. W. Dysart.
Job Printing Offices.
Marion News.
McDowell Democrat.
Lawyers.
J. W. Pless.
D. E. Hudgins.
P. J. Sinclair.
James Morris.
J. L. C. Bird.
W. T. Morgan.
W. F. Wood.
L. C. Sinclair.
Lumber M'frs and Dealers.
Pavne & Decker Bros.
J. M. Clay.
McNaughton & Hall.
Gaston & Chapman.
Masons and Builders.
John Good.
J. R. Rich.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
J. Yancey, Jr.
D. N. Lonnon.
Newspapers and Editors.
MARION NEWS— W. F. Wood, Editor.
McDOWELL DEMOCRAT— S. E. Whiten,
Editor.
Painters.
Alfred Puckridge.
Produce Dealers.
T. E. Ollis.
Blackburn Bros. & Davis.
Retail Grocers.
W. B. Rateliff.
T. C. Morgan.
A. L. Finlay.
T. M. Hemphill.
W. H. Garrison.
Heal Estate Agents.
Hudgins & Pless.
J. E. Guy.
Sales and Livery Stables
B. A. Brown.
R. L. Gilkey.
W. B. Glenn.
Shinele Dealers.
J. M. Clay.
Saloons.
E. A. Thomas.
A. P. Whitener.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— R. F. Bur-
ton, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
MARION TELEPHONE CO.— Williams &
Blanton, Managers.
Watches and Jewelry
T. E. Snipes.
Wood-Working Sbops.
Thomas White.
Wholesale Grocers.
A. Blanton Grocery Co.
OLD FORT.
Population, 1,000.
Value real estate and personal property,
$150,000.
No. white and colored polls, 37L
TAX RATE: 25e. on $100.
Tnwn Officers.
Election is held in May.
MAYOR— L. B. Moore.
TAX COLLECTOR— L. W. A. Thomason.
CHIEF OF POLICE— L. W. A. Thomason.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. F. Harman,
G. M. Keeter, W. H. Haskins, E. L. Wins-
low, L. H. Clarke.
POSTMASTER— George Hyama.
R. R. AGENT— B. A. Cowan.
EXPRESS AGENT— B. A. Cowan.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— O. H. Neal, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Mr. Sampte, Pas-
tor.'
EPISCOPAL— A. DeR. Mears, Rector.
BAPTIST— Rev. M. Hedgepeth, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. 0. H. Blocker.
T. Y. Lyttle.
J. O. Sandlin.
Bowman House.
Kitty Hotel.
J. L. Finch.
H. Green.
James Young.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF OLD FORT— L. P. Crawford,
Pres. ; John S. Bradley, Cashier.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
John H. meiton.
Pink Hemphill.
Yancey Suttlermyre.
Blacksmith Shops.
Floyd Noblett.
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Barber Shops.
P. C. Harmon.
.Boot and Shoe Shops.
J. P. Jordan.
J. H. Turner.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. L. Cecil.
Contractors and Builders.
J. W. Graham.
C. C. Burgin.
Doctors.
R. N. Garron.
M. L. Justice.
Dr. Bailey.
Druererists.
P. H. Mashburn.
General Merchandise.
J. S. Bradley.
R. R. Moore.
F. H. Bobbitt.
Andy Fortune.
J. O. Cole.
H. Green.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Old Fort Lumber Co.
Houk & Sides.
Wilkinson Lumber Co.
W. J. Souther.
Retail Grocers.
J. R. Crawford.
Pink Hemphill.
J. H. Blaylock.
J. A. Dalton.
W. II. Hawkins.
Tannery and Extract Wovks.
U. S. Leather Co.
Telephone Exchanges.
Barney Butler, Manager.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
County Seat, Charlotte.-
Formed in 1762 from Anson county. Named in honor of the Queen, Princess Char-
lotte, of Mecklenburg.
Area, 680 square miles.
POPULATION. 55,268. White males, 15,6r0; white females, 15.735. Foreign born,
360. Negro males, 11,571; negro females, 12,302. White males over 21 years, 7,523;
negro males over 21 years, 5,063. White polls, 4,843; negro polls, 2,255.
Value of real estate. $10,056,325, increase of $22,947 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $4,543,806, increase of $110,55rf over 1904, including 3,320 horses, 4,756 mules, 24
jacks and jennets, 208 goats, 10,602 cattle, 680 sheep, 8,617 hogs.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, ?14,146,756; by negroes, $455,375.
No. Schools: White, 78; Colored, 61.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100; roads, 10c; interest on debt, 16c; convicts,
25c
Bonded debt, $300,000. Floating debt, $10,G'00. Macadam road, 120 miles; cost per
mile, $3,000. Iron bridges, 11.
POST OFFICES: Arlington, BIDDLEVILLE, Caldwells, CHARLOTTE, (c h.), Corne-
lius, DAVIDSON, BERITA, Fennimore, HUNTERSVILLE, Kent, MATTHEWS, Minnie,
Monteith, Newell, PINEVILLE, Sandifer, Sardis, Shopton.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law and convicts. Two complete ma-
cadamizing outfits; cost about $15,000.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Seaboard Air Line, 23.90 miles, assessed value $477,680.21
North Carolina, 11.90 miles, assessed value 348,901.42
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line. 11.42 miles, assessed value 325,571.80
Southern Railway, 34.88 miles, assessed value 862,277.08
Pullman Company, 48.00 miles, assessed value 7,548.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 1,019.51 miles, assessed value 52,289.00
Southern Express Company, 82.10 miles, assessed value 8,508.19
Charlotte Consolidated Construction Co. , assessed value 207,775.00
National Car Company, assessed value 400.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 15th, two weeks, civil cases only; February 12th,
two weeks, criminal cases only; March 12th, two weeks, civil cases only; April
23rd, criminal and civil cases; June 4th, criminal and civil cases; July 16th, two
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weeks, civil eases; August loth, criminal c ases; September 24th, criminal cases; Octo-
ber 1st, three weeks, civil cases; November 26th, criminal and civil cases.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. A. Russell,
Charlotte.
SHERIFF— N. VV. Wallace, Charlotte.
REGISTER OF DEEDS-A. M. McDonald,
Charlotte.
TREASURER— H. J. Walker. Charlotte.
CORONER— William A. Gresham, Char-
lotte.
SURVEYOR— J. B. Spratt, Dixie.
STANDARD-KEEPER— A. R. Willmann,
Charlotte.
COUNTY ATTORNEYS— Burwell ,t Cans-
ler Charlotte.
SUPERINTENDENT OF HEALTH— C. S.
McLaughlin, Charlotte
SUPERINTENDENT COUNTY HOME—
J. T. Holton. Charlotte
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— H. N. Pharr,
Charlotte.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS—
R. J. Cochrane, Charlotte.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— Wm. An-
derson (Ch'm.), Charlotte; M. A. Alexander,
Bandifer; John McDowell, Steel Creek.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— J. II. Wedding-
ton, (ehm.), Charlotte; C. V. Furr, Char-
lotte, R. F. D. ; H. J. Brown, Davidson;
S. H. Keel, Davenpcrt; B. T. Price.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. B. Ross,
(chm.), Charlotte; J. H. Wilson, Charlotte;
W. S. Caldwell, Huntersville.
CONSTABLES— Charlotte Township, Ed.
W. Rigler, Samuel C. Ross, Charlotte;
Steel Creek, John Steadman; Berryhill, E.
S. Berryhill; Pineville, L. R. Culp; Provi-
dence, T. L. Vail, Jr.; Sharon, W. H.
McGwinnt Cottonwood; Morning Star, J.
L. Morris, Matthews; Clear Creek, Wm. F.
Mungo, Hornet; Crab Orchard, D. W.
Teeter, Newells; Mallard Creek, F. M.
Bisaner. Crofts; Huntersville, M. W. Van
Pelt, Huntersville; Lemley's, W. H. Wal-
low, Cowan's Ford; Long Creek, V. P.
Vesperman, Martindale; Pow Creek, W. C.
Wingate, Sandifer.
Justices of the Peare.
STEEL CREEK TOWNSHIP— Jas. Sledge,
Jas. R. Erwin, S. I. Price, Charlotte, R.
F. D.
BERRYHILL— J. J. Price, J. M. Sloan,
W. M. Long, Charlotte, R. F. D.
PINEVILLE— W. M. Garrison, F. C. Har-
ris, M. A. Edwards, Charlotte, R. F. D.
PROVIDENCE— J. B. Ross, W. M. Mc-
Kee, L. S. Knox, Charlotte, R, F. D.
SHARON— J. Walker Kirkpatrick, J. C.
Reid, W. S. Flenniken, Charlotte, R. F. D.
MORNING STAR— S. B. Smith, J. M.
McEwen, J. W. Hood, Charlotte, R. F. D.
CLEAR CREEK— J. A. Helms, T. M.
Mann, J. E. Hough, Charlotte, R. F. D.
CRAB ORCHARD— Joe R. Hutchinson,
C. L. Abernathy, C. Z. Cross, Charlotte,
R. F. D.
MALLARD CREEK— W. M. Pruett, John
P. Hunter, Jonathan Reid, Charlotte, K.
F. D.
HUNTERSVILLE— D. W. Mayes, W. C.
McAulev, L. H. Irwin, Charlotte, R. F. D.
DERVESE— J. L. Smith, W. B. Barnett,
S. T. Caldwell, Charlotte, R. F. D.
LEMLEYS— F. A. Goodman, Wm. S.
Hall, M. A. White, Charlotte, R. F. D.
LONG CREEK— M. W. Vance, W. M.
Martin, J. M. Sample, Charlotte, R. F. D.
PAW CREEK— T. H. Rosick, T. B.
Baker, S. M. Henderson, R. F. D.
CHARLOTTE— J. H. Van Ness, W. J.
Hutchinson, C. F. Childers, J. C. Herring,
J. K. Alexander, J. P. Carr, J. T. A.
I.awing, Richard Stewart, C. C. Moore, O.
I ■'. Asbury, J. T. McGee, T. W. Dixon, J.
J. Williams, H. A. Murrill, W. B. Kidd,
R. A. Dunn, Fred Sawyer, F. D. Alexan-
dra J. Y. Orders, W. S. Henderson, D. A.
Johnston, J. P. C. Morris, Charlotte.
Public School Teacher*.
Miss S. Todd, Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 6.
Miss Mary Moody, Charlotte.
A. T. Allen, Charlotte.
Miss Jennie L. Beattie, Charlotte.
Mrs. Chalmers Moore, Charlotte.
Mrs. Essie Blankenship, Charlotte.
Miss E. Blankenship, Charlotte.
Miss Clara Bell McDowell, Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 3.
Miss Marie Hutchins, Charlotte.
Miss Anna B. Carr, Charlotte.
W. D. Sloop, Denta, R. F. D. No. 14.
Miss Mary McMurray, Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Miss Eunice Sadler, Charlotte.
Miss Jennie Patterson, Charlotte.
Miss Ola Herron, Charlotte, R.
No. 3.
Miss Norma Alexander, Davidson.
Miss Catherine Squires, Charlotte
Miss Rosa Thompson, Davidson.
Miss Sallie Friar, Charlotte, R.
No. 7.
Miss Annie H. Brown, Davidson.
J. A. Baldwin, Charlotte.
Miss Laura J. Wilson, Charlotte.
G. P. Heilig, Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 4.
Miss Ethel Freeman, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Miss Floy Sadler, Charlotte, -R. F. D.
No. 4.
Joe T. Linney, Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 5.
Miss Essie Todd, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 5.
Miss Mamie Robinson, Matthews, R. F.
D. No. 17.
Miss Ada Potts, Pineville, R. F. D.
No. 15.
C. S. Crowther, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Carrie Potts, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 3.
J. B. Hinson, Pineville, R. F. D. No. 15.
Miss Laura Pegram, Pineville, R. F. D.
No. 16.
Miss Jennie Maxwell, Davidson.
Miss Irene Harris, Newell.
F. D.
F. D.
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Ideal climate. Midway between Asheville and Pinehurst,
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Fire-proof buildings. 20 experienced, university-educated
teachers. A.B. and elective graduate courses. Music, Art,
Expression. Write /or free catalog:
CHAS. B. KING, Pres.
A. G. Randolph, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Julia Knox, Pineville, R. F. D.
No. 15.
C. B. Elliott, Pineville, R. F. D. No. 15.
Miss Winona Hethccx, Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 1.
E. 0. Randolph, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Sallie McMurray, Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Miss Leita Caldwell, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 2.
R. B. Hunter, Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 2.
Miss Gertrude Kerr, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Minnie Downs, Matthews, R. F. D.
No. 17.
Miss Helen Hunter, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Edgar Bynum, Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 3.
Miss Janie Matthews, Matthews, R. F.
D. No. 17.
R. H. Cline, Matthews, R. F. D. No. 19.
Mrs. R. H. Cline, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 19.
Miss Cora Long, Matthews, R. F. D.
No. 19.
Miss Emma Rea, Matthews, R. F. D.
No. 19.
Miss Mattie Caldwell, Huntersville.
Miss Bertha Abernathy, Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 3.
0. H. McMillan, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 11.
Miss Lilla Rogers, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 11.
Miss Bessie Woodruff, Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 11.
A. F. Hamilton, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 11.
Miss Lillie Parson, Newell.
G. C. Nelson, Newell.
Mrs. G. C. Nelson, Newell.
Miss Mary Hunter, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Ruth Alexander, Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 9.
Miss Bess Utley, Newell.
Miss Annie Johnson, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 9.
Miss Annie Long, Matthews, R. F. D.
No. 17.
Miss Elva McDowell, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Bessie Sterritt, Charlotte.
Miss Ethel Robinson, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Elizabeth McCoy, Huntersville, R.
F. D. No. 20.
Miss Addie Brown, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Wells Marshall, Derita.
Miss Bess Martin, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Josie McLendon, Matthews, R. F. D.
No. 18.
W. B. Owens, Jr., Cornelius.
Miss Jenny Shelly, Cornelius.
Miss Elma Welch, Cornelius.
S. J. Whitener, Cornelius.
S. C. Williams, Davidson.
Miss Lila Glasgow, Davidson.
Miss Essie Jetton, Davidson.
Miss Eunice Christenbury, Davidson.
A. F. Long, Huntersville, R. F. D.
No. 22.
.Miss Annie Cashion, Huntersville, R. F.
D. No. 22.
Miss Julia Cashion, Huntersville, R. F.
D. No. 22.
Miss Mary Bailes, Pineville, R. F. D.
No. 15.
Miss Jessie Alexander, Huntersvills, R.
F. D. No. 22.
Miss Grace Kirk, Newell.
Miss Callie Squires, Matthews, R. F. D.
No. 17.
Miss Mary Jamison, Charlotte.
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Miss Mary Holton, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 6.
Miss Lura Brown, Huntersville.
Miss Loma Squires, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 6.
Miss Pearl Cathey, Sandifer.
Miss Madge Sadler, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 5.
Miss Jennie Beaty, Charlotte, R. F. I>.
No. 5.
Miss Nellie Wise, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 6.
A. J. Query, Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 5.
Miss Lillie Sandifer, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 5.
Miss Lucy Utley, Matthews.
W. B. Renfrow, Matthews.
Mrs. W. B. Renfrow, Matthews.
R. B. Chastain, Matthews, R. F. D.
No. 19.
Miss Rachel Hood, Matthews, R. F. D.
No. 19.
Miss Mary Bost, Matthews, R. F. D.
No. 19.
Miss Daisy King, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 9.
W. F. McCanless, Pineville.
Miss Janie Lee Grier, Pineville.
Miss Kate Ardrey, Pineville.
Miss Janie Davis, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 2.
George W. Oldham, Huntersville.
Miss Kate Neal, Huntersville.
Miss Shannon Ranson, Huntersville.
Miss Bess Knox, Huntersville.
Miss Lillie Griffith, Huntersville.
Ministers not in Towns.
EPISCOPAL—St. Mark's Bristow, E. A.
Osborne.
METHODIST— Derita M. E. church, Derita,
W. L. Nicholson; Weddington, Ardreys, M.
H. Hovle.
BAPTISTS— Arlington, Louise Mill, J. F.
Davis; Friendship, Charlotte, D. W. Thorn-
asson; Hopewell, Troutmans. W. J. WvaU .
Howell, Big Lick, C. J. Black; Hunters-
ville, Mooresville, Independence Hili, Win
gate,, Chadwick Murchison; Long Creek.
Penelope, C. M. Murchison; Phariels, Salis-
bury, G. W. Reid; Pleasant Plains, Win-
gate, Wilsons Grove, Charlotte, D. F.
Home.
ASSO. REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN— S«r-
dis, R. F. D. No. 1. R. G. Miller Ebenezer,
Griffith, G. R. White, Center, Steel Creek.
Rev. Mr. Snipes; Prosperity, Query, Black
Creek Query, T. B. Stewart.
PRESBYTERIAN— Sugar Creek, Charlotte,
T. J. Allison; Newell, Newell, Rev. Hogan;
Mallard Creek, Monteith, J. J. Harrell ;
Ramah, Caldwells, J. B. Grier; Hunters-
ville, Caldwells, J. B. Grier; Bethel, Cald-
wells, J. B. Grier; Hopewell.
Williams Chapel, Charlotte, J. J.
Harrill; Paw Creek, Sandifer, G. L. Cooke,
Murberry, Dixie, W. O. Sample; Steel
Creek, Rev. Mr. Gwinn; Pineville, J. R.
McAlpine; Providence, Davenport, W. H.
Davis; Bank's Cnapel, Sjharon, Cotton-
wood.
Schools and Academies.
STEEL CREEK HIGH SCHOOL— C. S.
Crowther, Superintendent, Nimrod.
OBSERVER HILL HIGH SCHOOL— J. B.
Hinson, Superintendent, Observer.
DIXIE HIGH SCHOOL— G. P. Heilig,
Superintendent, Lodo.
PINEVILLE ACADEMY— O. H. McMillan,
Principal, Pineville.
ARLINGTON ACADEMY— W. F. McCan-
less, Principal, Arlington.
MATTHEWS ACADEMY— W. B. Renfrow,
Principal, Matthews.
DAVIDSON ACADEMY— S. C. Williams,
Principal, Davidson.
BAIN ACADEMY— R. H. Cline, Princi-
pal.
SARDIS ACADEMY— C. B. Elliott, Prin.
HUNTERSVILLE ACADEMY— G. W. Old-
ham, Principal, Huntersville.
SHOPTON HIGH SCHOOL— A. G. Ran-
dolph, Superintendent, Shopton.
PAW CREEK HIGH SCHOOL— A. J.
Query, Superintendent, Sandifer.
NEWELL HIGH SCHOOL— G. C. Nelson,
Superintendent, Newell.
PROVIDENCE ACADEMY— Miss Minnie
Downs, Superintendent, Davenport.
SHARON ACADEMY— Miss Sallie Mc-
Murrav, Principal.
GILEAD ACADEMY— A. F. Long, Su-
perintendent. Gilead.
COCHRAN ACADEMY— R. B. Chastain,
Prin.
Merchants not in Towns.
S. W. Beatty, Sandifer.
Berryhill & Bigham, Lodo.
J. R. Bayne, Ranaleburg.
J. E. Black & Co., Matthews.
Barnett Bros., Huntersville.
Cathey & Henderson, Sandifer.
Cochrane & Thompson, Monteith.
J. L. Choat & Co., Huntersville.
P. T. Christenbury, Crofts.
J. W. Cross, Sago.
Collins & Freeman. Dixie.
S. W. & C. S. Davis, Croft.
J. M. Dove & Son, Caldwell.
\V. B. Estridge & Co., Mint Hill.
R. M. Ervvin, Pineville.
Funderburk Bros.. Matthews.
T. A. Hartis, Hornet.
W. E. Grifan, Steel Creek.
B. M. Garrison, Steel Creek.
J. R. Haves Shopton.
F. M. Hinson, Arlington.
Heath, Barrett & Grier, Matthew*.
D. F. & B. J. Hunter, Derita.
J. A. Helms, Clear Creek.
D. A. Hood & Bro., Matthews.
E. A. Jordan, Unity.
F. D. Jordan, Derita.
W. R. Jordan & Co., Derita.
Knox & Brown, Davidson.
W. M. Long, Nimrod.
S. L. Mullen, Huntersville.
R. A. Marshall, Dixie.
R. C. &. J. L. Miller, Cowans Ford.
Mayes & Howey, Huntersville.
M. L. Mullis, Hornet.
J. J. Morrow & Co., Pineville.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
391
J. P. Munroe & Co., Davidson.
Newell & Wallace, Newell.
Mrs. M. J. Scofield, Davidson.
H. M. Sloan, Davidson.
Smith & Mendenhall, Observer.
Stough, Cornelius & Co., Davidson.
Sammonds <fc Hunter. Uncas.
J. B. Todd, Sago.
J. E. Thomas. Sago.
J. A. White & Co., Davidson.
Cotton Mills.
Dover Yarn Mill, J. P. Wilson, Pineville.
Cornelius Cotton Mill, J. P. Stough, Cor-
nelius.
Linden Manufacturing Co., J. F. Knox,
Davidson.
Anchor Cotton Mill, C. W. Johnston.
Huntersville.
Cotton Gins.
Stough, Cornelius & Co., public gin, Cor-
nelius.
Kistler Gin Co., M. E. Kistler. Sandifer.
Nimrod Gin Co., W. M. Long, Nimrod.
Howie & Bell, public gin, Hebron.
T. O. Ross & Bro., public gin, Ardreys.
Sammonds & Hunter, public gin, Harri-
sons4
S. J. Neisler, public gin, Derita.
Wm. Barnett, publin gin, Crofts,,
Jno. P. Hunter, public gin, Derita.
Newell & Oglesby, public gin, Newell.
W. S. Pharr, public gin, R. F. D., No. 1.
Funderburk Bros., Matthews.
Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
Davidson Cotton Seed Oil Mill, Davidsom.
Roller Mills.
Peerless Roller Mills. H. C. Reid, Grif-
fiths.
Saw Mills.
J. P. Hunter, Derita.
J. R. Wallace, Eastfield.
H. G. L. Rea, Ardreys.
CHARLOTTE.
Incorporated in 1767.
Population, 18,091; white, 10,940; colored,
7,151.
Value real estate, $5,363,550.
Value personal property, $3,850,710.
No. white polls, 1,563; negro polls, 508.
TAX RATE— Citv purposes, 80c, school,
20c.
Bonded debt, $965,000.
City owns water works and seweraj*'
system.
Town Officers.
Election held first Monday in May, term of
office, 2 vears.
MAYOR— S. S. McNinch.
CLERK— C. M. Etheridge.
CITY ATTORNEY— H. W. Harris.
TREASURER— C. M. Etheridee.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. B. Taylor.
CITY PHYSICIAN— F. O. Hawiey.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— F. O. Hawlev.
STANDARD-KEEPER— W. S. Allison.
SUPT. FIRE DEPARTMENT— W. S. Orr.
POLICE, FIRE AND HEALTH COMMIS-
SION—J. P. Wilson, J. A. Durham, J. J.
Williams, J. K. Wolfe, A. L. Smith, J. I.
Blakeley.
RECORDER— F. M. Shannonhouse.
CHIEF OF POLICE— H. C. Irwin.
CITY PLUMBING INSPECTOR— W. S.
Dudley.
POLICEMEN— J. L. Orr, George F. Duke,
W. H. Pitts, J. F. Farrington, T. J. Black,
J. R. Winchester, B. J. Summerow, J. D.
Johnston, T. O. Squares, M. M. Earnhardt,
J. E. McCall, C. B. Sikes, E. M. House, J.
R. Malcom, J. M. Youngblood, T. H. Mer-
ritt, J. M. Porter, W. W. Irvine, J. M.
Earnhardt, J. E. Hunter, J. L. Asbury, J.
P. C. Morris, T. M. Christenburg, C. Bell,
J. M. Henderson, C. C. Sledge, M. D.
Yaudle.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— B. F. Withers,
W. L. Long, J. H. Ross, C. C. Bates, W.
W. Ward, M. F. Kirby, I. W. Faison, G. L.
Kruger, J. P. Carr, W. F. Dowd, Z. T.
Smith, D. H. Anderson, E. S. Williams.
BOARD OF AUDIT— D. W. Oates, J. H.
Wearn. S. S. McNinch, B. F. Withers.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— John R.
Pharr, J. A. Fore, J. A. Henderson, D. B.
Smith, T. T. Smith, Jr., W. C. Wilson, J.
Hishinger, A. C. Hutchinson, T. W. Dixon.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Alexander Gra-
ham, Superintendent.
POSTMASTER— R. W. Smith; Assistant,
E. M. Bell.
R. R. AGENTS— Southern Railway, T. S.
Black, freight; T. J. Witherspoon,
ticket; S. A. L., W. S. Bradley, freight;
J. A. Kerr, ticket.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. B. Hamilton.
Ministers and Churches.
LUTHERAN— St. Mark's, R. C. Holland,
EPISCOPAL— Clarkson Memorial Chapel,
of St. Andrews, E. A. Osborne; St. Peter's
Parish, Harris Mallincroft; St. Judes
Chapel, Harris Mallincroft; Chapel of
Hope, Harris Mallincroft.
METHODIST— Tryon Street, H. K. Boyer;
Trinity, P. T. Durham and W. W. Bays;
Church Street, A. R. Surratt; Dilworth, C.
M. Short; Epworth, A. L. Coburn; Bre-
vard Street, W. L. Nicholson; Hoskins, G.
C. Harlee; Cavalry, D. L. Reid; Chad-
wick, J. A. Baldwin; Presiding Elder, J.
E. Thompson.
BAPTIST— Tryon Street, No Pastor;
Olnet, no pastor; Twelfth Street, L. R.
Pruett; Pritchard Memorial church, J. Q.
Adams; Beimont Springs church, D. F.
Helms.
ASSO. REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN—
I First Church, Wm. Duncan; Second
Church, W. W. Orr.
CATHOLIC— St. Peters, Joseph Mueller,
i O. S. B.
PRESBYTERIAN— First church, J. B.
Howerton; Second Church, M. D. Hardin;
Graham Street, 0. W. Belk; Westminster,
J. A. Dorritee.
Cemeteries and Supts.
I ELMWOOD— White, Moses Thomas.
PINEWOOD— Colored. A. Phifer.
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MEOKLENBUR G COUNTY.
Frank Gilreath, Pres.
H. M. Victor, Cashier.
First National Bank,
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
Organized 1865.
Capital and Surplus, - - - .$500,000.00
BUSINESS SOLICITED.
Schools and Academies.
NORTH GRADED SCHOOL— H. P. Hard-
ing, Principal.
SOUTH GRADED SCHOOL— R. A. Foard,
Principal.
GRADED SCHOOL TEACHERS— Alexan-
der Graham, Supt. ; R. A. Ford, H. P.
Harding, R. L. Keesler, Miss Laura E, Orr,
Miss Fannie B. Mjore, Miss Charlee Hutch-
inson, Miss Sarah Kelly, Miss Julia D.
Roberts, Miss Bessie Lindsay, Miss Susan
Hutchinson, Miss Mary Miller, Miss Jose-
phine Osborne, Miss Fannie Harris, Miss
Mary Wallace, Miss Hattie Graham, Miss
Kate V. Harris, Miss Mary Dorsey, Miss
Margaret Ward, Miss Jessie Henderson,
Miss Mary Irwin, Miss Mary Graham, Miss
Lena Smith, Miss Lelia Young, Miss
Alice Holland, Miss Mary 0. Graham, Miss
Sallie Bethune, Miss Sadie Grier, Miss
Mary Wiley, Miss Bertha Donnelly, Miss
Janie McCiintock, Miss Woodfine Cham-
bers, Miss Nina Howell, Miss Fannie Hen-
derson, Miss Hattie Alexander, Miss Lizzie
Conrad, Miss Addie Barron, Miss Cora Orr,
Miss Allie Noel, Miss Bettie Nash, Miss I
Daisy Cuthbertson, Miss Annie Trotter, j
Miss Maggie McCiintock, Miss Elizabeth Mc-
Ciintock, Miss Edith Ward, Miss Eunice An-
derson.
ST. MARY'S SEMINARY— Sisters of
Merer.
THOMPSON ORPHANAGE— E. A. Os-
borne, Supt
ELIZABETH COLLEGE— C. B. King, Pres. I
PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE FOR WO-
MEN—J. R. Bridges, Principal.
CHAivLOTTK SCHOOL OF MUSIC— Mrs. i
W. A. Zweier, Principal.
FLEMING UNIVERSITY OF SHORT-
HAND—G. L. Fleming, President.
CHARLOTTE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE—
J. C Mintz. President.
CHARLOTTE MILITARY INSTITUTE—
Brown & Glascow, Prins.
BIDDLE UNIVERSITY (col.)— J. T.
Sanders, President.
Hospitals and Asylums.
St. Peter's Hospital.
Presbyterian Hospital.
Mercy Hospital.
Hotels and Boarding; Houses.
C. Gresham.
Central Hotel.
Buford Hotel.
Queen City Hotel.
Leland Hotel.
Charlotte Hotel.
Mrs. W. F. Griffiths.
Gem Restaurant.
W. B. Puckett.
Charlotte Restaurant.
The Denny Cafe.
C. A. Puckett.
Mrs. S. C. Crater.
F. M. Hoover, Jr.
Mrs. M. W. Cochrane.
E. T. Henderson.
J. L. Savage.
W. B. Puckett.
J. B. Yongue.
J. L. Rhea.
Mrs. Joe Asbury.
L. M. Mr Alister.
Z. M. Harris.
Mrs. T. K. Faulkner.
Ideal Restaurant.
W. M. Davis & Co.
J. H. Lillvcrop.
D. M. Mciver.
Mrs. E. Sloan.
M. K. Hunt.
C. M. Orr.
J. W. Brown.
C. Wilner.
J. J. Hurter.
J. H. Ross.
E. H. Kelly.
Mrs. Essie Caldwell.
Mrs. G. Hester.
I. H. McGinn. .
Mrs. A. S. Howerton.
J. E. Henderson.
Mrs. G. S. Stallings.
Mrs. C. M. Bearden.
Mrs. W. B. Gooding.
Sirs. N. K. Houston.
J. F. Gallant.
Mrs. C. J. Shaw.
L. L. Little.
J. B. Marshall.
Mrs. H. L. Adams.
Mrs. H. L. Hunter.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
393
Architects.
Wheeler, Runge & Dickey.
Hook & Rogers.
L. L. Hunter.
McMichael & Hunter.
Auctioneers.
Friday & Gresham.
Agricultural Implements.
A. Burwell, Jr.
Chambers & Moody.
Johnston Bros.
B. D. Springs & Co.
Allen Hardware Co
Southern Hardware Co.
J. H. Weddington & Co.
Charlotte Hardware Co.
The Cole Manufacturing Co. (M'f'g.)
(Wholesale.)
International Harvester Co. of America
Barber Shops.
Rose Bros.
R. H. Jacobs.
A. A. Miller.
R. F. Caldwell.
Thad Tate.
Tom Moore.
J. R. Hayes.
Henry Warren.
T. B. Newman.
Walter Alexander.
T. R. Threatt.
Building & Loan Associations.
Mechanics Perpetual Building tnd Loan
Association.
Charlotte Building and Loan Association.
Mutual Building and Loan Association.
Baiters.
Haas Bros.
W. J. Hannon.
Wilkinson & Barkley.
Willis & Goode.
R. E. Young.
J. A. Fasnacht.
Banks and Bankers.
SOUTHERN LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK
— P. M. Brown, President; W. L. Jenkins,
Jr., Cashier. Capital, $25,000. Surplus
and Profits, $11,360.80.
SOUTHERN STATES TRUST CO.— George
Stephens, President; W. H. Wood. Secretary
and Treasurer. Capital, $200,0000. Undi-
vided profits, $33,000.
CHARLOTTE TRUST CO.— J. H. Little,
Pres. ; W. W. Hagood, Cashier. Capital,
$100,000.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL— W. E. Holt.
President; A. G. Brenzier, Cashier
Capital, $200,000; Surplus and Profits,
$369,000.
FIRST NATIONAL— Frank Gilreath,
President; H. M. Victor, Cashier. Capital,
$300,000; Surplus and Profits, $180,000.
CHARLOTTE NATIONAL— B. D. Heath,
President; W. H. Twitty, Cashier. Capital,
$125,000; Surplus and Profits, $92,000.
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS NATION-
AL—G. E. Wilson, Vice-President; C. N.
Evans, Cashier. Capital, $200,000; Surplus
and Profits, $100,000.
Billiard Halls.
Central Hotel Billiard Parlor, J. M. Jone«,
Manager.
Buford Hotel Billiard Parlor, C. E. Hoop-
er & Co., Props.
Bowling Alleys
John Hurst Bowling Alley.
Charlotte Bowling Alleys.
Business Mens Bowling Club.
Brokers.
Ham & Ross.
Stokes & Shannonhouse.
R. N. Littlejohn.
C. C. Hayes.
Edward Henderson.
Archie Graham.
Bicycle Dealers.
Relay Manufacturing Co.
Queen City Cycle Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. A. Piekard.
Joe Klouse.
Felix Hay man.
McKenzie & Co.
Puckett & Grady.
J. S. Robinson.
Powell & Co.
T. H. Austin.
A. W. Whitaker.
W. F. Bennett.
R. L. McManus.
Henry Hayman.
Blacksmith Shops.
W. H. Young.
J. W. Wadsworths Sons.
W. S. Wearn.
T. L. Talbert.
Geo. A. Page.
Geo. Messer.
H. E. Helms.
Books and Stationery.
Houston Dixon & Co.
Stone & Barringer.
Belk Bros.
Queen Citv Printing and Paper Co.
S. H. Kress & Co.
Boots and Shoes.
Gilreath & Co.
Berryhill Bryan & Co.
Thompson's Shoe Store.
Belk Bros.
Bee Hive.
The Little Long Co.
Miller Dry Goods Co.
Henry Nathan
Wilson Clothing Co.
J. D. Collins.
Foreman & Miller.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Paul McKane.
Bowden & Sons.
George Robinson.
G. K. Stephens.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. H. Wearn & Co.
Charlotte Brick Co.
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MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Shunian Bros.
Houser <fc Ramsey.
Cabinet-Makers.
E. V. Howell.
C. Y. Auten.
J. J. Ozment.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
Sanders, Orr & Co.
John VanLandingham.
J. H. Sloan.
W. A. Watson & Co.
R. A. Lee & Co.
George H. Hartman.
Piedmont Cotton Cc
R. O. Alexander.
C. A. Withers & Co.
O. 1J. Heath & Co.
Inman, Ackers & Inman.
R. E. & C. E. Mason.
Cooper & Griffin.
W. D. Nesbitt & Co.
American Cotton Co.
R. W. Stokes.
Jasper Miller fc Son.
Hayne & Cannon.
Contractors and Builders.
F. W. Ahrens.
J. 1. Orders.
Asbury «Sc Finger.
Lazenby Bros.
James Brown.
J. A. Jones.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Charlotte Casket Co., Manufacturers.
Z. A. Hovis & Co., Undertakers.
J. M. Harry <& Co., Undertakers.
J. A. Swain & Co.
Coles & Smith, (col.)
Cigar Factories.
Ike Hirshberg.
Chas. Cocke.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
The Ed. Mellon Co.
The Little Long Co.
Tate & Brown.
The Long-Tate Clothing Co.
The Carolina Clothing Co.
The Bargain House.
Belk Bios.
Henry Nalhan.
The Bee tlive.
Wilson Clothing Co.
J. D. Collins.
Yorke Bros. & Rogers.
Clubs.
Manufacturers' Club.
North State Club.
Colonial Club.
Coal and Wood.
Standard Ice and Fuel Co.
W. S. Linder.
Marsh Bros.
Yarbow & Bellinger.
W. A. Avant.
Commission Merchants.
J. A. Clinard.
R. H. Field &, Co.
H. G. Link.
A. F. Messick Grocery Co.
J. W. Zimmerman & Co.
Charlotte Commercial Co.
F. H. White & Co.
Confectionerv Manufacturers.
Haas Bros.
Fasnacht & Creswell.
Hahn's Confectionery Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
G. A. Panella.
J. H. Hahn.
Geo. Kaiiokos.
Haas Bros.
S. H. Kress & Co.
The Little Long Co.
G. W. Painter & Co. (Wholesale.)
Cotton Mills.
CONTINENTAL COTTON MILLS— Geo. E.
Wilson, Pres. ; A. C. Hutchinson, Sec. and
Treas.
CHAD WICK M'F'G CO.— E. A. Smith,
Pres. and Treas.; E. C. Dwelle, Sec.
KOSKINS MILLS— (Inc.)— E. A. Smith,
Pres. and Treas. ; E. C. Dwelle, Sec.
ORIENT M'F'G CO.— H. D. Wheat, Pres.;
J G. Wardlow, Sec. and Treas.
FIDELITY M'F'G CO.— A. P. Rhyne,
Pres. ; T. J. Lillard, Sec. and Treas.
ATHERTON MILLS— D. A. Tompkins.
Pres. ; J. J. Farnan. Sec and Treas.
BARNHARDT M'F'G CO.— C. A. Misen-
heimer, Pres.; T. M. Earnhardt, Sec and
Treas.
CHARLOTTE CORDAGE CO.— J. L. Sex-
tcn, Pres. and Treas.; M. B. Sexton, Sec.
CHARLOTTE COTTON MILLS— D. W.
Oates, Pres.. Sec. and Treas.
CPOWLEY MILLS— J. H. Crowley, Prop.
MAGNOLIA MILLS— A. C. Summerville,
'fUZABETH COTTON MIL!,— R. M. Mil-
ler, Jr., Pros, and Treas.
HIGHLAND PARK M'F'G CO.— W. E.
Holt. Pres.; C. W. Johnston, Sec & Treas.
LOUISE MILLS— J P. Wilson, Pres.; W.
S. Mallory, Sec. and Treas.
Crockery and Glassware.
C. B. Flournoy & Co.
S. H. Kress & Co.
The Little Long Co.
W. D. Reck.
Cotton Compress.
CHARLOTTE COMPRESS— A. & C.
Junction Compress.
Masons and Builders.
R. J. Foil.
Jas. Brown.
.las. Jenkins.
J. A. Jones.
W. H. Houser, (col."1
W. W. Smith, (col.)
Chamber of Commerce.
F. C. Abbott, President; A. G. Craig,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Dentists.
J. A. Keerans.
J. H. Newell.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
395
S. 0. Brooks.
E. P. Keerans.
M. A. Bland.
C. A. Bland.
H. C. Henderson.
C. L. Alexander.
A. R. McLaughlin.
C. R. Zickler.
I. W. Jamison.
Doctors.
R. N. Littlejohn.
J. R. Erwiu.
C. G. McManaway.
I. W. Faison.
W. A. Graham.
R. J. Brevard.
R. L. Gibbon.
E. C. Register.
F. O. Hawley.
J. C. Montgomery.
C. M. Strong.
W. O. Nesbit.
Annie Alexander.
E. R. Russell.
G. W. Graham.
A. J. Crowell.
W. T. Woodley.
J. Graham.
F. M. Winchester.
C. A. Misenheimer.
C. B. Stephenson.
C. E. Walker.
M. H. Morse.
C. H. Mills.
S. B. Jones.
H. M. Wilder.
B. J. Witherspoon.
G. A. Caton.
Drtiiitrists.
W. L. Hand & Co.
Hawley & Woodruff.
O. R. Mayer & Co.
John M. Atkinson.
The Gray Drug Co.
Woodall <fc Sheppard.
R. H. Jordan Co.
J. P. Stowe & Co.
S. L. Alexander & Co.
Blaire Bros.
Dilworth Drug Co.
Charlotte Drug Co.
Burwell & Dunn Co.
Burwell & Dunn Co., wholesale.
John M. Scott Co.
Queen City Drug Store, (col.)
J. L. Eagles & Co., (col.)
Dealers in Carriages.
J. W. Wadsworth's Sons.
B. D. Springs & Co.
White Buggy and Fertilizer Co.
L. W. Osborne & Sons.
Dress-Makers.
Mra. Maggie Harkey.
Mrs. Mary Harrison.
Mrs. Lookabill.
Misses Maxwell.
Mrs. Stewart.
Miss Connie White.
Mrs. Gurley Putnam.
Mrs. Alex Berryhill.
Mrs. J. F. Hargett.
Mrs. S. F. Torrence.
Mrs. Alice E. Alexander.
Mrs. Mattie Cooper.
Mrs. H. M. Bash.
Dry Goods and Notions.
The Little Long Co.
J. S. Archbell.
The Ed. Mellon Co.
J. B. Ivey & Co.
Belk Bros.
The Bee Hive.
The Williams Shelton Co. (Wholesale.)
Miller Drv Goods Co.
J. D. Collins.
J. G. Hood& Co.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Davidson & Wolfe.
Chambers & Moody.
Johnston Bros.
C. D. Shelley & Bro.
W. I. Henderson & Bro.
Dealers in Ice.
Standard Ice & Fuel Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
A. D. Neal.
Ike Hirschberg.
Schiff & Co. (Wholesale).
C. W. Cocke.
Electrical Supplies.
Standard Electric Co.
D. A. Tompkins Co.
Smith M'f'g Co.
Electric Companies & Officers.
CHARLOTTE ELECTRIC RAILWAY
LIGHT AND POWER CO.— E. D. Latta,
President and Treasurer; J. L. Chambers,
Secretarv.
SOUTHERN LIGHT & POWER CO.— W.
Gil Wiley, President.
Eye Specialists.
W. H. Wakefield.
J. R. Russell.
A. M. Whisnant.
Florists.
ELMWOOD CEMETERY— Moses Thomas,
Keeper.
DILWORTH FLORAL GARDEN— W. G.
McPhee.
Fish Markets.
Powell & Co.
Thos. Austin.
C. A. Puckett.
John Lillycrop.
J. W. Hmshaw.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
The Adams Grain and Provisions Co.
The Cochrane McLaughlin Co.
Johnson Bros.
W. I. Henderson & Bro.
Davidson & Wolfe.
C. D. Shellev & Bro
B. F. Withers.
W. W. Ward & Co.
Foundries and Iron Works.
The Liddell Co.
The Mecklenburg Iron Works.
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MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
The Park Manufacturing Co.
The D. A. Tompkins Co.
Charlotte Pipe & Foundry Co.
Moffett M'f'g Co.
Fruit Dealers.
G. Papademas.
G. A. Panella.
Gem Restaurant.
Geo. Kariokos.
Furniture Dealers.
J. Lubin.
Parker-Gardner Co.
Herring & Denton.
F. H. Andrews.
Lawing-Robbins Co.
Charlotte Cabinet and Furniture Co.
W. T. McCoy.
Sam Maxwell.
A. W. Smith.
Grist Mills.
Mecklenburg Roller Mills.
Hair-Dressers.
R. H. Jacobs.
R. F. Caldwell.
Thad Tate.
Thos. Moore.
J. W. Pressley.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Southern Hardware Co.
Allen Hardware Co.
J. H. Weddington & Co.
A. Burwell, Jr.
Charlotte Hardware Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
M. F. Trotter.
White Buggy & Fertiliser Co.
L. \V. Osborne & Son.
Shaw Harness Co.
B. D. Springs & Co.
J. W. Wadsworth's Sons.
Hides and Felts.
Felix Hayman.
Yarborough & Ballinger.
J. Klouse.
Harvesting Machinery.
International Harvester Co. of America.
Ice Factories and Officers.
STANDARD ICE AND FUEL CO.— J. G.
Bryce, President; C. M. Davidson, Secre-
tary; A. J. Hagood, Treasurer and Mgr.
Insurance Agencies.
C. N. G. Butt & Co.
E. Nye Hutchison.
R. D. Moore.
C. C. Adams.
Baxter Ross.
W. R. Robertson & Co.
J. VV. Cobb.
R. E. Cochrane.
Fred Nash.
Southern States Trust Co.
A. Graham.
B. W. Barnett.
C. 0. Brown & Co.
J A. Henderson & Bro.
A. W. Brown & Co.
T. H. Haughton.
So. Real Estate Loan and Trurt Co.
Martin A. Lyon.
Wm. White Johnson.
F. M. Shannonhouse.
Walter Brem.
J. R. Holland.
Insurance Companies.
Peoples Mutual Accident and Sick Bene-
fit Company.
Piedmont Fire Insurance Co.
Eastern Life Ina. Co.
Job Printing Offices.
Elam & Dooley.
Observer Printing House.
Queen City Printing Co.
The News Job Printing.
Southern Newspaper Union.
Mill News Printing Co.
Ray Printing Co.
Lawyers.
Thos. W. Alexander.
A. Burwell.
W. M. Smith.
X A. Bell.
Chase Brenizer.
E. T. Cansler.
H. Clarkson.
Chas. H. Duls.
T. C. Guthrie.
L. W. Humphrey.
T. W. Hawking.
H. W. Harris.
J. W. Keerans.
T. L. Kirkpatrick.
D. K. Pope.
John A. McRea.
D. B. Smith.
J. E. Little.
E. R. Preston.
T. G. MeMicbael.
D. B. Rodman.
F. M. ShannonhouM.
J. B. Spence.
Plummer Stewart.
F. R. McNinch.
W. C. Maxwell.
J. D. McCall.
Brevard Nixon.
Jake Newell.
H. N. Pharr.
C. W. Tillett.
Allen Tedder.
P. D. Walker.
C. D. Bennet.
A. B. Justice.
Geo. E. Wilson.
R. Baxter Pharr.
T. A. Adams.
F. M. Redd.
Laundries.
Model Steam Laundry.
Charlotte Steam Laundry.
Machinery Dealers.
Charlotte Belting Co.
S. W. Cramer.
A. H. Washburn.
D. A. Tompkins Co.
Charlotte Supply Co.
Textile Mill Supply Co.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
397
General Fire Extinguisher Co.
Mecklenburg Iron Works.
The Liddell Co.
O. A. Eobbins.
Mason Machine Co.
Alexander & Carsed.
Machine Shops.
Mecklenburg Iron Works.
The Liddell Co.
The D. A. Tompkins Co.
Marble Works.
CHARLOTTE MONUMENTAL WORKS—
I. W. Durham, Prop.
W. 8. Charles.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
The Little Long Co.
The Bee Hive.
The Ed. Mellon Co.
J. B. Ivey & Co.
Belk Bros.
Miss M. Shuart.
Barrett & Co.
Miller Drv Goods Co.
J. G. Hood & Co.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
Mida Water Co.
0. Valear.
Charlotte Coco-Cola Co.
Brannon Carbonating Co.
_^__Medicine Manufacturers.
Burwell & Dunn Co.
J. M. Scott & Co.
Orange Medicine Co.
Meat Packing Houses.
Armour Packing Co.
Swift & Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
STAR OF ZION— J. W. Smith.
TIMES-DEMOCRAT— W. C. Dowd.
NEWS— W. C Dowd.
OBSERVER— J. P. Caldwell.
PEOPLES PAPER— Jas. P. Sossainan.
TEXTILE EXCELSIOR— Pegram A. Bry-
ant.
ELIZABETHAN— Elizabeth College.
DAVIDSON COLLEGE MAGAZINE— Robt.
T. Coit.
CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL— E. C.
Register, J. C. Montgomery.
CAROLINA MEDICAL JOURNAL— R. D.
Jewett, R. L. Gibbon, W. H. Wakefield.
W. C. T. U. TIDINGS— Mrs. Forence J.
Hunt.
THE EVENING CHRONICLE— Wade H.
Harris, Editor.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHER— Southern PuD-
ishing Co.
MESSENGER OF HOPE— Walter J. Smith,
Thompson Orphanage.
Pianos and Organs.
F. H. Andrews Music Co.
Charles M. Stieff Piano House.
Ludden & Bates.
J. Lubin.
E. M. Andrews.
Photographers.
.1. H. VanNess & Son.
H. Baumgarten.
O. H. Rader.
W. M. Morse.
Scott & Powell.
Painters.
M. Donnelly.
C. S. Pritchett.
G. L. Morris.
Wren & Cruse.
W. H. Wentz.
Menlins Means.
W. J. H. Weddington.
J. A. Cash.
J. N. Bishop.
S. W. Pettus.
L. W. Chick.
Paper-Hangers.
S. W. Pettus.
M. Donnelly.
C. S. Pritchett.
L. W. Chick.
J. W. Griffith.
W. J. H. Weddington.
W. V. Hall.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Geo. B Hiss Oil Co.
Standard Oil Co.
Leonard & Ellis.
Dixie Oil Works.
J. J. Ezell.
Burwell & Dunn.
The R. H. Jordan Co.
The Charlotte Drug Co.
Charlotte Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Onyx Paint Co.
Torrence Wall Paper Co.
Produce Dealers.
A. F. Messick Grocery Co.
J. W. Zimmerman & Co.
R. H. Field & Co.
H. G. Link.
J. A. Clinard.
Pants and Garments Factories.
Charlotte iTouser Co.
Piedmont Clothing Manufacturing Co.
Charlotte Clothing Manufacturing Co.
Junior Clothing M'f'g Co.
The E. V. Finlayson M'f'g Co.
Plumbers.
H. T. Miller.
A. R. Willmann Plumbing Co.
Haley & King.
Hackney Bros.
Carolina Heating and Plumbing Co.
Jones & Webb.
Retail Grocers.
T. J. Abernathy.
L. W. Austin.
Allen & Medlin
E. W. BerryhiU.
C. C. Bates.
W. M. Burkhead.
S. J. Beggers.
H. L. Ayers.
J. A. Austin k Bro.
Bridgers <5c Co.
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MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
A. M. Bcatty.
J. A. Clinard.
E. D. Caudle.
Conner & Linebcrger.
Davis & Bycrly.
M. A. Cowan.
J. A. Cline.
J. B. Curlee.
Cochran Bros.
J. C. Oathey.
R. T. Caud e.
J. E. Dai at. .
N. Duls.
J. W. Daniels.
J. H. Emery.
W. J. Fite.
D. F. I
W. T. Gilbert.
H J. Godwin.
A. C. Griffin.
C. W. Gallagher.
B. M. Garrison.
J. M. House.
J. H. Hatch.
Hunter Bros.
W. R. Hayler.
E. Hooper.
A. M. House.
Hunter & Clark.
F. M. Hoover, Jr.
J. R. Haves.
J. R. Harris & Co.
W. B. Hargett.
J. A. Helms.
W. J. Hannon.
M. F. Kirby.
W. J. Malone.
Jamison & Co.
J. F. Jennison & Co.
5. R. Lentz.
W. B. Kidd & Sons.
M. B. Lawing.
Long & Wilhelm.
W. N. Mullen.
J. T. Mullis.
Miller & Campbell.
J. B. Marshall.
McManus & Co.
L. R. MeLelland.
R. E. McCall.
McCall & Todd.
McManus & Short.
L. I. Nantz.
T. W. McNeely.
Pool Bros.
T. B. Phillips.
J. J. Pierce.
W. A. Pearce & Son.
F. J. Rebman.
Rhyne Bros.
W. L. Pope.
J. L. Redwine.
B. G. Shannonhouse.
Sidney Swain.
L. A. Severs.
J. P. Sloan.
J. M. Spoon.
John W. Smith.
Surratt & Blakeley.
C. D. Shelley & Bro.
6. F. Shannon & Co.
R. B. Turner.
J. H. Taylor. ,
Usher Bros.
Miller, yan Ness & Co.
Wilkie & Wilkie.
W. E. Wilson.
S. H. Youngblood.
E. L. Yaudle.
D. R. Yarboro.
W. H. Young.
J. L. Davis & Co.
E.. P. Hoover.
Severs Bros.
W. E. Shuford.
W. G. Shunaker.
Robert M. Smith.
J. A. Sofley & Son.
W. C. Coble.
M. F. Caudle.
Real Estate Agents.
R. E. Cochrane.
F. D. Alexander.
Southern Real Estate Loan and Trust Co.
S. Wittkowsky.
A. W. Brown & Co.
C. O. Brown & Co.
J. K. A. Alexander.
W. R. Robinson.
Piedmont Realty Co.
Southern States Co.
C. MeNelis.
J. A. Henderson & Bro.
S. J. Torrence.
R. D. Moore.
Shingle Dealers.
J. W. Lewis.
J. H. Wearn & Co.
W. \V. Ward & Co.
B. F. Withers.
Piedmont Lumber Co.
Sporting Goods.
Southern Hardware Co.
Stone & Barringer.
A. Burwell, Jr.
C. B. Flournoy & Co.
Stoves and Tinware.
J. W. Wadsworth's Sons.
Allen Hardware Co.
Southern Hardware Co.
J. H. Weddington & Co.
Piedmont Furniture Co.
S. H. Kress & Co.
Herring & Denton.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. W. Wadsworth's Sons.
J. C. Cochrane.
C. A. Black.
T. B. Hoover.
Lucas & Co.
Tailor Establishments.
H. Miller.
Queen City Pressing Club.
Neal & Ritch.
J. M. Gena.
Hicks Pressing Club.
Tate & Brown.
Carolina Pressing Club.
Davidson & Van Echop.
S. Astrowsky.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
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Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— E. S. Burgess, Man-
ager.
POSTAL— J. B. Gaffney, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
SO. BELL TELEPHONE AND TELE-
GRAPH CO. — Jas. Northey, Manager.
Typewriters and Supplies.
J. E. Cravton.
Frank Jones.
Undertakers and Emhalmers.
J. M. Harrv & Co.
Z. A. Hovis & Co.
Coles & Smith, (col.)
Cogwell Alexander & Co., (col.)
Veterinary Surgeons.
Dr. Friedheim.
Dr. Fisher.
"Watches and Jewelry
Garibaldi & Brims.
E. D. Thomas.
The Pala mountain Co.
The Little Long Co.
Gardner Jewelry Co.
James E. Steere.
WattT Coii-pany and Officers.
CHARLOTTE CITY WATER WORKS— P.
H. Williams, Manager.
Wood-Working Shops.
J. H. Wearn & Co.
Asbury & Finger.
Carolina Manufacturing Co.
J. W. Lewis & Co.
Wholesale Grocers.
Marrow Grocery Co.
Schiff & Co.
Painter & Co.
Durham & Kleuppelburg Co.
M. C. Mayer Grocery Co.
A. F. Messick Grocery Co.
H. G. Link
R. H. Field & Co.
J. A. Clinard.
Davidson & Wolfe.
Carolina Grocery Co.
DAVIDSON.
Population, 1,200.
Tax rate, 50c. on $100.
Debt, $5,000.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— C. L. Gray.
CLERK— F. J. Knox.
TREASURER— F. J. Knox.
TAX COLLECTOR— James A. Johnston.
CHIEF OF POLICE— James A. Johnston.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. R. Grey, F.
J. Knox, J. A. White, H. J. Brown, W. H.
Thompson.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. R. Grey,
W. H. Wooten. J. F. Caldwell.
R. R. AGENT— W N. Thompson.
EXPRESS AGENT— B. V. Stirewalt.
Ministers and Churches.
PRFSRYTERIAN— A. T. Graham, Pastor.
METHODIST— (Mt. Zion)— M. H. Vestal,
Pastor.
Colleges.
DAVIDSON COLLEGE FACULTY.
HENRY LOUIS SMITH, A. M., Ph. D.,
President.
J. B. SHEARER, M. A., D. D., LL. D.,
Vice-President. Biblical Instruction, Moral
Philosophy.
C. R. HARDING, A. M., Ph. D., Greek
and German.
WM. R. GREY, A. M., Ph. D., Latin,
French.
THOS. P. HARRISON, Ph. D., English.
WM. J. MARTIN, JR., A. M., M. D.,
Ph. D., Chemistry
JOHN L. DOUGLAS. A. M.. Mathematics.
JAMES L. DOUGLAS, A. M., Ph. D.,
Phvsics, Astronomy.
M. E. SENTELLE, A.H., Assistant Pro-
fessor Moral Philosophy and Bible.
JOHN A. BREWIN, A. B., Physical Di-
rector
J. W. CURRIE, A. B., A. M., Tutor.
C. L. BLACK, Lab. Assistant.
W. T. GIBSON, Lab. Assistant.
N. S. STIREWELL, Lab. Assistant.
J. W. McCONNELL, Lab. Assistant.
J. T. JUSTICE, Laboratory Assistant.
THOMAS I'. Harrison, Ph. D., Librarian.
A. CURRIE, A. B., A. M., Assistant Li-
brarian.
NORTH CAROLINA MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Founded in 1893
JOHN P. MUNROE, M. D., President.
Professor of Physiology, Practice of Medi-
cine and Surgerv.
WM. J. MARTIN, Ph. I)., M. D., Pro-
fessor of Chemistry, Urinology and Toxi-
cology.
J. M. DOUGLAS, Ph. D., Professor of
Phvsics and Medical Electricity.
E. Q. HOUSTON, M. D., Professor of
Anatomy and Obstetrics.
G. M. MAXWELL, M. D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Histology.
W. H. WOOTEN, M. D.. Diseases of
Children.
I. W. FAISON, M. D., Clinical Medicine
and Diseases of Children.
W. O. NISBET, M. D., Diseases of the
Stomach.
J. R. IRWIN, M. D., Clinical Surgery and
Diseases of Women.
'E. R. RUSSELL, M. D., Eye, Ear, Nose,
C. M. STRONG, M. D., Clinical Surgery
and Throat.
R. L. GIBBON, M. D., Clinical Surgery,
and Gynaecology.
C. H. C. MILLS, M. D., Clinical Ob-
stetrics.
A. J. CROWELL, M. D., Skin, Genito-
urinary and Rectal Diseases.
W. H. WAKEFIELD, M. D., Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat.
J. P. MATHESON, M. D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Medicine.
J. E. STOKES, M. D., Clinical Surgery
and Gynaecology.
A. C. BAIRD, Assistant in Anatomy.
H. S. MUNROE, M. D., Operating Sur-
geon.
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MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Schools and Academies.
DAVIDSON HIGH SCHOOL— S. C. Wil-
liams, Principal; Miss Lila Glasgow Asst.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Helper House.
Mrs. L. R. Brady.
Mrs. J. P. Paisley.
Mrs. H. M. Sloan.
Mrs. N. L. Barnes.
Mrs. W. D. Vinson.
Mrs. W. H. Wooten.
P. W. Booe.
Banks and Bankers
SOUTHERN STATES TRUST CO.— W. H.
Thompson, Cashier. (Branch of Charlotte.)
Doctors.
J. P. Munroe.
W. H. Wooten.
G. M. Maxwell.
K. Q. Houston.
J. W. Summers.
PINEVILLE.
Population 585.
TAX RATE— One per cent.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— B. F. McWhirter.
CLERK— J. J. Morrow.
TAX COLLECTOR— F. C. Harris.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Thomas Crump.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. J. Morrow,
Sam Hoover, D. J. Skidmore.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. C. Bar-
nett, J. J. Morrow, E. W. Russell.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Ida Devlin.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. R. McAlpine, Pas-
tor.
METHODIST— C. M. Pickens, Pastor.
BAPTIST— A. L. Stough, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
PINEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL— P. D. Bar-
ron, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Honses.
F. C. Harris.
-Mrs. Hannah Garrison.
Doctors.
W. K. Reid.
General Merchandise.
J. J. Morrow & Co.
Medlin & Hoover.
R. M. Erwin.
Retail Grocers.
W. J. Moore.
Stephenson.
MINT HILL.
Incorporated in 1898.
Population 214.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Rev. Mr. Cline,
Prin. Bain Academy.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. J.
Craig, T. J. Flow, R. J. McEwen.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN-J. A. McMurray, Pas-
tor.
General Merchandise.
W. B. Estridge & Co.
D. A. Henderson.
H1TNTERSVILLE.
Incorporated in 1882.
Population, 800.
Tax Rate: 40c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. S. Caldwell.
CLERK— J. B. Nicholson
TREASURER— J. B. Nicholson.
TAX COLLECTOR— M. W. Van Pelt.
ATTORNEY— E. T. Cansler.
CHIEF OF POLICE— M. W. Van Pelt.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. B. Nicholson,
J. Mc. Alexander, J. S. Sossaman, A. H.
Barnett.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— G. W. Old-
ham, Prin.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— C. F. Alexander,
R. D. Jones, C. L. Barnett.
POSTMASTER— S. L. Mullen.
R. R. AGENT— W. R. Little.
Ministers and Churehes.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTE-
RIAN—J. M. Bigham, Pastor.
PRESBYTERAN— J. M. Greer, Pastor.
General Merchandise.
Barnett Bros.
S. L. Mullen.
Davis & McCurdy.
W. P. Siffoid.
J. L. Choate k Co.
MATTHEWS.
Incorporated in 1875.
Population. 378.
Tax rate, 16 2-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— S. B. Smith.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. A. Bennett.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. S. Mortortv
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— T. N. Reid, B.
D. Funderburk, J. A. Stevens, C. R. Mc-
Laughlin.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS -W. B. Renfrow, Prin.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— A. J. Stevens, T.
J. Renfrow.
POSTMASTER— J. W. Flow.
R. R. AGENT— A. W. Lindsay.
Ministers and Churches.
PROTESTANT METHODIST— Rev. Mr.
Reed, Pastor.
BAPTIST— P. H. Pernell, Pastor.
METHODIST— M. H. Hoyle, Pastor.
Dentists.
B. C. Redfearn.
Doctors.
T. T. N. Reid.
J. Bruner.
General Merchandise.
Heath, Barrett & Grier.
Funderburk Bros.
J. E. Black Co.
Maseey & Alexander.
F. L. Conder & Co.
MITCHELL COUNTY
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MITCHELL COUNTY,
County Seat, Bakers ville.
Formed in 1861 from Burke, McDowell, Caldwell, Watauga and Yancey counties.
Named in honor of Rev. Elisha Mitchell, the mountain explorer.
AREA, 240 square miles.
POPULATION, 15,221. White males, 7,491; white females, 7,194. White males over
21 years, 127. White polls, 1.674: negro polls, 84.
Value of real estate, $886,350, decrease of $35,809 from 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $616,635, increase of $34,617 over 1904, including 1,286 horses, 868 mules, 18
jacks and jennets, 8,338 cattle, 7,903 hogs, 3,113 sheep, 46 goats, 40 dogs.
Property listed in 1904 by whites, $1,971,509; by Indians, $10,000.
No. Schools: White, 27; colored, 4.
TAX RATE: County, 24c. on $100 and 50c. poll; special, 10c. and 30c. poll.
Floating debt, $1,500. Iron Bridges, 1.
POST OFFICES: Altamont, BAKERSVILLE, (c. h.), Bandana, Brummett, Clarissa,
Cloudland, CRANBERRY, Crossmore, ELK PARK, Estatoe, Ewart, Forbes, Frank,
Glen Ayre, Hale, Hawk, Herrell, Hughes, Huntdale, Ingalls, Ledger. Linville, Little
Rock Creek, Megnetic City, Mica, Minneapolis, MONTEZUMA, Penland, Pheony,
Plum Tree, Poplar, Pyatte, Redhill, Relief, Saginaw, Senia, Spear, Sprucepine, Street,
Toecane, Vale, Valley, Wing.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by taxation 10c. on $100; 30c. on the poll.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
East Tennessee & Western North Carolina, 3.00 miles, assessed value $20,000.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 5.00 miles, assessed value 146.28
Lmville River Railroad Co., 12.00 miles, assessed value 80,000.00
South & Western, 35.30 miles, assessed value $147,904.88
SUPERIOR COURT: May 21st, two weeks; November 12th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— C. E. Green,
Bakersville.
SHERIFF— D. T. Vance, Bakersville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— T. B. Garland,
Bakersville.
TREASURER— R. H. Bradshaw, Jr.,
Bakersville.
COUONF.R— L. C. Bvrd. Bakersville.
SURVEYOR— C. H. Wise, Hawk.
CO. ATTORNEY— S. J. Turner, Bakers-
ville.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— V. R. Butt, Ba-
fcersville.
SUPT. CO. HOME— W. P. Arnold, Herrell.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— D. W. Greene,
Wing.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— S. R. Hensley,
(chm.), Penland; J. A. Bailey, Penland;
George M. Young, Redhill.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Joe Bowditch,
(chm.\ Bakersville; Will Greene, Clarissa;
B. P. Griffith, Relief.
CO. BOARD ELECTIONS— S. R. Hensley,
Penland; George M. Young, Redhill.
CONSTABLES— Bakersville, Stokes Buch-
anan, Bakersville: CrfinKrry. H. A.
Parlier, Elk Park; Fork Mountain, A. Mc-
Kinney, Little Rock; Hollow Poplar, Don.
Byrd, Huntdale; Herrells, Wesley Bryant,
Herrell; Little Rock, M. S. Burleson, Glen
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Ayre; Toe River, J. M. Carpenter. Plum
Tree; Linville, M. W Hughes, Hughes;
Red Hill, W. P. Arrowood, Red Hill; Snow
Creek, J. H. Willis. Ledger.
Justices of the Peace.
BAKERSVILLE TOWNSHIP— J. L. Mc-
Neill, J. W. Gudger, M. D. Wilson, R. J.
Young, Bakersville; J. E. Young, Alfred
Buchanan, Clarissa.
CRANBERRY— R. K. Cook, D. C. Man-
ning, W. G. Buchanan, Elk Park; N. A.
Buchanan, Minneapolis.
FORK MOUNTAIN— W. F. Young, A. S.
Burleson, Little Rock Creek.
GRASSY CREEK— S. M. Collis, Phoeny;
R. B. Harrison, Mica; D. F. Blalock,
Sprucepine; N. A. --".all, Mica; Elliott
Simmons, Estatoe; M. D. Wiseman, Mica;
W. J. Glenn, Phoeny.
HERRELL— Carter Street, Magnetic City;
J. W. Phillips, Herrell; W. R. Wright,
Magnetic City.
HOLLOW POPLAR— D. W. Tipton, Re-
lief; Levi Edwards, Relief, John Miller,
Poplar; Joseph Tipton, Brummett;
Ninevah Tipton, Brummett; Thomas Tilley,
Huntdale.
LINVILLE— Todd Vance, Pyatt; M. W.
Clay, Montezuma; J. L. Hartley, Linville:
W. T. Waycaster, Linville.
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KUTOirrciJ., COUNTY.
REDHILL— W. W. Phillips, Julius Hall,
S. H. Bryant, George M. Young, W. G.
Turhyfill, Redhill.
LITTLE HOCK CREEK— W. H. Biddix,
O. P. Thomas, Melvin Thomas, Glen Ajre.
SNOW CREEK— S. R. Hensiey, Pen
W. M. Silver, Bandana; D. T. Fortner,
Ledger; W. V. Robinson, Bandana; D. W.
Greene, Wing.
TOE RIVER— J. P. Thompson, Spear;
Robert L. Wiseman, Ingalls; W. W. Wise-
man, Ingalls; S. B. Braswell, Plum Tree;
J. M. ] 'arsons, Altamont.
ROARING CREEK— Roby T. Lewis, Val-
ley; W. G. Buchanan, Frank; Garfield
Hughes, Valley.
Public School Teachers.
Sparks, S. J., Bakersville.
Wilson, Coleman, Bakersville.
Greene, E. A., Toecane.
McKinney, Miss L. A., Bakersville.
Buchanan, L. M., Bakersville.
Green' . S. K., Clarissa.
Buchanan, G rover, Hawk.
Ellis, C. G., Bakersville.
Bowman, D. C, Bakersville.
Dixon, Miss Virgie, Bakersville.
Knox, Miss Bessie, Toecane.
Slagle, W. G., Toecane.
Slagle, Charles, Toecane.
Peterson, J. H. Brummett.
Whitson, Mrs. Clayton, Brummett.
Barnett, Spencer, Jr., Street.
Cooper, S. J., Poplar.
Whitson, Miss Jane, Brummett.
Gouge, David, Relief.
Vickery, Miss Blanche, Relief.
Greene, Miss Nellie, Bakersville.
St net, Mrs. S. J., Ewart.
Honeycutt, G. T., Magnetic City.
Blevins, David, Magnetic City.
Miller, Joseph, Magnetic City.
Bowman, J. 0., Bakersville.
Bowman, J. C, Bakersville.
Griffeth, Miss Tennesseee, Senia.
Houston, Miss Arizona, Spear.
Greene, D. A., Bakersville.
Greene, Carper, Clarissa.
Moody, Miss Alice, Hale.
Gwynn, F. P., Elk Park.
Pyatt, J. L., Crossmore.
Brewer, Miss Bessie, Hughes.
Hughes, Miss Maud, Hughes.
Matney, Miss Hattie, Montezuma.
Fowe, G. H., Banner Elk.
McCall, Robert, Linville.
Love, Miss Mamie, Saginaw.
McCall, Miss Nora, Ingalls.
Cornwall, L. C, Linville Falls.
Bowman, Robert, Bakersville.
Baker, Miss Esther, Bakersville.
McCall, J. W., Ingalls.
Harrison, Miss Esther L., Sprucepine.
Bailey, Miss C. L., Bakersville.
Wiseman, Miss Elizabeth, Ingalls.
Greenlee, Miss Ada K., Mica.
Ward, Mrs. E. H., Bakersville.
Cox, Miss Annie, Estatoe.
Stafford, Mrs. E. E., Bakersville.
Buchanan, Lenoir, Bakersville.
Greene, G. B., Wing.
Willis, B. G., Wing.
Bailey, G. B., Bandana.
Weibe, H. V., Elk Park.
Hotels and Boarding: Houses.
Aesiola Inn, Linville City.
Cloudland Hotel, Cloudland. (Highest
hotel east of thf Rockies).
Montezuma Hotel.
Atkins House, Hurttdale.
Tip Top Hotel, Mica.
Pineola Inn, Saginaw.
Flat Rock, Penland.
Deer Park. Penland.
Mitchell House, Cranberry.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— W. S. Buchanan, Clarissa; W.
H. Ollis, Ingalls; Thomas Reed, Lime Back;
James Reed, Lime Back; E. Isaacs, Lime
Back; Wm. Mace, Ingalls; D. A. Greene,
Cranberry; James Thomas, Bandanna;
Reuben Pitman, Spear; John Duncan, Pen-
land; John Sparks, Bakersville; Reuben
Young. Bakersville: Web Putman, Ewart.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— Joe Ollis, Spear;
Tilman McGurry, Siena; Wilson Young,
i \\ n ; Nathan Honeycutt, Magnetic
Citv; Calvin Hartley, Minneapolis; Wes
Carpenter, Lime Back; Sam Street, Ewart.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL— W. C. Frank-
lin, Linville; Isam Cole, Vale; Samuel
Greer, Minneapolist; P. A. Jones, Brum-
mett; H. A. Blankenship, urummett; Wil-
lie G. Slagle, Toecane.
METHODIST, SOUTH— E. S. Richards,
Estatoe, Circuit.
DUNKARD— Hoke Masters, Red Hill; E.
Peterson, Poplar.
Schools and Academies.
SEVEN SPRINGS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
— W. W. Conley, Prin., Penland.
LEES-McRAE— J. P. Hall, Prin., Plum
Tree.
WING ACADEMY, Ledger.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. Isaac Bradshaw, Relief.
Charles Buchanan, Cranberry.
C. N. Wilcox, Magnetic City.
P. M. Holcombe, Mica.
Miss Holman, Ledger.
J. M. Peterson, Sprucepine.
Merchants not in Towns.
George W. Weld, Altamont.
M. A. Willis, Bandana.
Young & Bowman, Boonford.
J. Whitson & Son, Brummett.
S. G. Lewis, Brummett.
Joseph Tipton, Brummett.
J. E. Young, Clarissa.
P. M. Vance, Crossmore.
A. M. Gouge & Bro.. Estatoe.
James Wilson, Ewart.
C. M. Buchanan, Ewart.
J. B. Buchanan & Son, Frank.
R. C. Forbes, Forbes.
B. M. Wilson, Glen Ayre.
C. W. Mclnturff, Glen Ayre.
S. C. McKinney & Co., Glen Ayre.
MITCHELL COUNTY.
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Newton Thomas, Glen Ayre.
James M. Ayers, Glen Ayre.
James M. Heaton, Hale.
F. M. Reid, Hawk.
W. L. Ward, Hawk.
Ed. Young, Hawk.
R. H. Bradshaw, Herrell.
R. H. Griffith, Huntdale.
J. Whitson & Son, Huntdale.
L. B. Hughes, Hughes.
N. V. Daniels, Hughes.
W. H. Ollis & Son, Ingalls.
D. T. Young, Ledger.
D. J. English, Ledger.
D. M. Cook & Greene, Little Rock Creek.
Ed. S. Loven, Linville.
Isaac McKinney, Magnetic City.
Garrett Street, Magnetic City.
David Forbes, Magnetic City.
Grayson Holyfield, Mica.
Denny & Young, Minneapolis.
Ashly & Lusk, Minneapolis.
Edgar Brothers Co., Penland.
J. L. Lynch, Penland.
Hoilman & Garvin, Penland.
T. B. Yance, Plum Tree.
William Bennett, Poplar.
Edmond Jones, Pyatte.
M. Herrell, Redhill.
W. M. Yelton, Redhill.
George Byrd, Redhill.
Sidney Barnett & Son, Relief.
D. W. Tipton, Relief.
Griffith & Co., Relief.
J. A. Aldridge, Saginaw.
C. D. Jones, Saginaw.
W. M. Ritter Lumber Co., Saginaw.
N. P. Webb, Saginaw.
I. E. McCurry, Senia.
D. Buchanan & Co., Spear.
L. A. Berry & Co., Sprucepine.
T. A. English, Sprucepine.
G. J. Riddle, Sprucepine.
A. N. Bradshaw, Street.
J. F. Garvin, Toecane.
Deyton & Wilson, Toecane.
W. M. Johnson & Son, Toecane.
Slagle Brothers, Toecane.
J. C. Phillips, Wing.
Foundries and Iron Wcrks.
Cranberry Iron and Coal Co., Cranberry.
Lawyers.
Thomas A. Love, Montezuma.
Grist Mills.
Isaac H. Bailey, Penland.
Arthur Pitman, Hawk.
W. H. Ollis, Ingalls.
James Phillips, Ledger.
Cane Freeman, Glen Ayre.
Hughy Ward, Glen Ayre.
W. L. Ward, Hawk.
Bard Rose, Elsie.
A. A. Wiseman, Elsie.
T. B. Vance, Plumtree.
C. W. Burleson, Plumtree.
Cain Lusk, Spear.
Aaron Burleson, Minneapolis.
Nathan Buchanan. Minneapolis.
Cane Hicks. Frank.
Ben Hopson, Siena.
J. W. Denney, i~neback.
Isaac Canut, Crossmore.
Will Ellis. Elk Park.
Mose Young, Clarissa.
Music Teachers.
W. W. Buchanan, Hawk.
Emore Buchanan, Clarissa.
A. C. Buchanan, Hawk.
James Elliott, Elsie.
D. J. English, Penland.
Stokes Braswell, Spear.
Isam Wilson, Clarissa.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
The Ritter Lumber Co., Saginaw.
J. L. Lynch, Penland.
J. M. Buck, Huntdale.
W. E. Uptegrove & Bro., Toecane.
John T. Dixon Lumber Co., Toecane.
Brawley & Smith, Toecane.
Libraries.
Good Will Free Library and its Circulat-
ing Branches, Ledger.
Marble Works.
Harris Marble Works, Montezuma.
Mica Mills.
T. B. Vance, Plum Tree.
W. Vance Brown, Plum Tree.
J. L. Lynch, Penland.
Paper-Hangers.
Ed. Putman, Penland.
Saw Mills.
Green Bros., Clarissa.
J. W. Cardwell, Penland.
W. A. Burleson & Co., Glen Ayre.
Gudger & Justice, Spear.
Dave Dellinger, Hawk.
James Moody, Glen Ayre.
Aaron Wiseman, Elsie.
J. L. Lynch, Penland.
Joe Turbyfield, Bakersville.
Gibbs Garland, Herrell.
M. L. Walsh, Elk Park.
Peiter Hardin, Elk Park.
Harvey Greenlee, Mica.
Hugh Ashley, Lime Back.
Jack Mayberry, Lime Back.
Rob Houston, Spear.
Mrs. A. G. Wetherby, Magnetic City.
BAKERSVIILLE.
Incorporated in 1878.
Population, 611.
Town Officers.
Election held first Monday in May. Term
one year.
MAYOR— J. D. Bowman.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— V. R. Butt.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Marshal M.
Anderson.
EXPRESS AGENT-J. D. Hughes.
R. R. AGENT— J. D. Hughes.
POSTMISTRESS— Nora Anderson.
TRANSFER COMPANIES— R. J. Young,
Joseph Moore.
Banks and Bankers.
THE BANK OF MITCHELL— Isaac H.
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MITCHELL COUNTY.
Bailey, Pres. ; S. J. Turner, Vice-President;
J. Milton Bailey, Cashier.
THE MITCHELL COUNTY BANK— J. S.
Wilson, Pres. ; H. T. Spender, Vice-Pres. ;
R. H. Bradshaw, Jr., Cashier.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. H. Sellars, Pastor.
BAPTIST— L. H. Greene, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
BOWMAN ACADEMY— S. J. Sparks,
Principal; Coleman Wilson, Asst.
PRIVATE SCHOOL— Mrs. S. J. Sparks,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
Penland House.
Central Hotel.
Mrs. C. F. Baker.
Gudger House.
L. C. Byrd.
Architects.
D. A. Bowman.
R. A. McKinney.
Agricultural Implements.
Bakersville Supply Co.
Barber Shops.
Walter Stewart.
Taylor Greene.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
James Bradshaw.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. M. Hawkins.
Stokes, Wilson & Co.
Will McKinney.
Blacksmith Shops.
Clark Boon.
Wm. Hawkins.
Cabinet-Makers.
James M. Greene.
R. F. McKinney.
Tom Garrison.
Will Ramsey.
Coal and "Wood.
Carolina Company.
Doctors.
V. R. Butt.
M. F. Penland.
F. P. Slagle.
Drueeists.
M. F. Penland.
General Merchandise.
Bakersville Supply Co.
Isaac H. Bailey.
J. S. Wilson.
John Poteet.
Greene <& Poteet.
J. W. Bailey.
Len. Wilson & Son.
A. G. Garland.
G. K. Pritchard.
M. D. Bowman.
D. Z. McKinney.
Grist Mills.
John A. Riddle.
R. F. McKinney.
Mow Young".
Harness M'f'n and Dealers.
Bakersville Hide & Lea. Co
J. W. T. Quinn.
Hides and Pelts.
Bakersville Hide & Leather Co.
Insurance Agencies.
J. Milton Bailey.
Lawyers,
W. L. Lambert.
S. J. Black.
S. J. Turner.
Music Teachers.
Miss Rose Penland.
Miss Estelle Gudger.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Dixon Lumber Co
Uptegrove Lumber Co.
R. H. McKinney.
Berry <fc Poteet.
Millinery and Fancy Geodt
Mrs. Nettie B. Dixon.
Masons and Builders.
L. C. Byrd.
E. Canipe.
James Byrd.
Paper-Hangers.
John Slagle.
Thos. Ramsey.
Til Rathbone.
Restaurants.
L. C. Byrd.
ileal Estate Agents.
D. A. Bowman.
J. M. Bailey.
Sales and Livery Stables.
C. A. Wise.
R. J. Young.
L. Wilson.
L. C. Bvrd.
J. W. Gudger.
Telephone Exchanges A M'grs.
J. C Bowman.
G. K. Pritchitt.
E. H. Ward.
Wheelwriehts.
Clark Boon.
Will Ramsey.
Wood- Working Shops.
R. H. McKinney.
J. M. Greene.
Will Ramsey.
Tom Garrison.
ELK PARK.
Population, 593.
Town Officers.
MAYOR-^T. R. Pritchard.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. M. Cham-
bers, H. E. Wilson, H. T. Norman, J. S.
Hill, Harrison Baird.
MITCHELL— MONTGOMERY.
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MARSHAL— G. C. Winters.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— Johnson Miller, Prin-
cipal; Miss Edith Hambric, Assistant.
R. R. AGENT— W. F. Church.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. F. Church.
POSTMASTER— J. E. Pritchard.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— W. A. Newell, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. P. Hall, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
Elk Park Academy.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
Walsh House.
Park View Hotel.
Doctors.
J. S. Sutton.
Charles Buchanan.
Barber Shops.
John Brown (col.)
Blacksmith Shops.
L. D. Hartley.
O. C. Banner.
D. T. Brinkley.
General Merchandise.
A. P. 3rinkley.
M. L. Walsh.
V. B. Bowers.
T. D. Brinkley.
Ray Bros.
H. Calloway & Son.
H. E. Wilson.
Insurance Agents.
Walsh & Co.
Woffard Bros.
Lawyers.
Harison Baird.
Livery Stables.
E. P. Tatum.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. J. S. Hill.
Miss Elizabeth Hill.
Painters.
L. D. Ellis.
Retail Grocers.
A. C. Pritchard.
Paper- Hangers.
R. W. Banner.
Saw Mills.
E. P. Tatum.
Peter Hardin.
Watches and Jewelry.
E. S. Albertson.
Wm. Dunn.
Hol-
MONTEZUMA.
Population, 250.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. M. Key.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— S. L. Frank-
lin, J. C. Carpenter, C. P. Braswell.
MARSHAL— A. H. Calloway.
POSTMASTER— A. Graybeal.
R. R. AGENT— J. G. Loven.
Schools and Academies.
AARON SEMINARY— W. C. Holton,
Prin. ; Miss Mollie Harris, Asst.
Ministers and Churches
METHODIST— A. Graybeal, W. C.
ton, A. E. Brown, W. J. Harris.
Blacksmith Shops.
Pete Taylor.
Doctors.
W. C. Goss.
General Merchandise.
J. G. Loven.
J. L. Banner.
A. J. Taylor.
V. B. Bowers.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. A. Graybeal.
Miss Etta Pressnell.
Painters.
Z. M. Garland.
Paper- Hangers.
Z. M. Garland.
Saw Mills.
C. P. Braswell.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
County Seat, Troy.
Formed in 1779 from Anson county. Named in honor of Gen. Richard Montgom-
ery, a distinguished officer of the Revolution.
Area, 570 square miles.
POPULATION, 14,107. White males, 5,295; white females, 5,220. Foreign born, 11.
Negro males, 1,870; negro females, 1,812. White males over 21 years, 2,411; negpro
males over 21 years, 768. White polls, 1,612; negro polls, 475.
Value of real estate, $1,275,395, increase of $24,514 over 1904. Value of personal
property, $940,324, increase, of $60,239 ever 1904, including 750 horses, 1,594 mules, 3
jacks, 160 goats, 3,844 cattle, 4,826 hogs, 1,362 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,159,932; by negroes, $55,788.
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No. Schools: White, 60; colored, 29.
TAX RATE: County 23 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. on poll; special, 15c. on $100 and 45c.
on poll. Floating debt, $2,000.00.
POST OFFICES: Abner, Alco, Allenton Ferry, Allreds, Asbury, BISCOE, Blaine,
Cagles Mill. Canby, CANDOR, Capelsie, Carl, Chandler, Dry Creek, Eldorado,
Endicott, Erie Mills. Ether, Harrisville, Iola, Macedonia. Marcus, Martins Mill, Mont-
gomery, Moratock, MOUNT GILEAD. Okeewemee, Onvil, Ophir. Pattersons Bridge,
Pekin. Pontop, Queen, Scarboro, Star. Steeds. Sulphur Springs, Swift Island, TROY
(c. h.), 1 wharrie, Wadeville.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. No. miles, 200.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Aberdeen and Asheboro, :'9.75 miles, assessed value $124,211.99
Southern Express Company. 24.25 miles, assessed value 2,208.45
Durham and Charlotte, 5.47 miles, assessed value 16,110.59
SUPERIOR COURT: January 22nd, criminal cases only; April 16th, civil cases only;
September 17th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— C. A. Arm-
strong, Troy.
SHERIFF— R T. Rush. Troy.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W. " D. AUen,
rroy.
TREASURER— R. T. iRusii, Troy.
CORONER— W. M. Bostick, Troy.
SURVEYOR— M. A. Bennett, Marcus.
CO. ATTORNEY— J R. Blair, Troy.
CO. SUPT. OF 1IFALTH— Dr. Shamber-
ger, Star.
SUPT. CO. HOME— W. R. Howell, Troy.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— W. B. Cochran,
Troy.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— C. L. Cox,
Pekin: Eli Green, Endicott; D. B. Batten,
Wadeville.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— G. H. A. Lillv,
N. M. Thayer, R. B. Munn.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— D. E. Pem-
berton, (chm.), Troy; H. P. Montgomery,
Montgomery; Allan Jordan, Troy.
Justices of the Peace.
UWHARRIE TOWNSHIP— J. A. Hiarne,
Moratock.
PEE DEE— R. A. Mathison, Mt. Gilead:
H. P. Montgomery, Montgomery: R. E. An-
derson, Allenton Ferry; B. F. Bruton,
Montgomerv.
MT. GILEAD— A. O. Haywood, H. T.
Scarboro, Mt. Gilead; John B. Hurley. W.
H. Parker, Wadeville.
CHEEK'S CREEK— R. P. Williams, W.
H. Ussey, R. C. Hammer, C. L. Cox,
C. E. Brookshire, Pekin; E. C. Winfrey,
Pekin; Cheslev T. Green, Canby.
ROCKY SPRINGS— H. S. Pool, A. R.
Bowden, A. P. Green, D. I. Ewing, Pat-
tersons Bridge.
HOLLTNGSWORTH— R. B. Sutton, Can-
dor; D. M. Hunsucker, J. A. Currie, E. J.
Matthews, Iola Mine; J. C. Currie.
HILL— Hiram Freeman, W. L. Freeman,
Ether; H. C. Ingram, Star; Manly Luck,
Biscoe.
LITTLE RIVER— Dan McLeod, George
Cornelison, A. P. Leach, J. C. Cornelison,
Jesse Brown, Cagles Mills.
OPHIR— J. K. Saunders, W. G Davis, C.
C. Callicutt, Cagles Mills; W. R. Mason,
Ophir.
ELDORADO— A. H. Saunders, J. F. Bru-
ton, Eldorado; O. H. Brewer, Milledgeville.
TROY— I. E. Saunders, Nash Cochran. C.
W. Bell. D. D. Bruton, Troy.
Pnblic School Teachers.
Hogan, Petty, Star.
Siler, C. F., Star.
Ingram, Miss Mattie, Star.
Ingram, Miss Bertha, Siar.
SI irt, Miss -Minnie. Star.
Wright, Miss Lavinia. Star.
Zachary, Miss Vernia. Wadeville.
DeBerry. Miss Annie, Wadeville.
DeBerry, Miss -Mattie, Wadeville.
Bruton, Miss Lillie, Wadeville.
Green, Miss Bettie, Wadeville.
Robins, Miss Willie, Pekin.
Leach. W. A.. Martin's Mills.
Green, Miss Mime, Endicott.
Green. Miss Elon, Endicott.
Cox. Miss Lillie, Pekin.
Grenn. W. 11., Harrisville.
Green, L. M., Harrisville.
Richardson, Miss Bulah. Okeewemee.
McMillan. Miss Blanche, Okeewemee.
Warner, Miss Lee, Troy.
Smitherman, Miss Alice, Troy.
Bruton, Miss Vannie, Troy.
Biuton, Miss Alice, Trov.
Ballard, J. S., Mt. Gilead.
Harris, Eugene, Mt. Gilead.
Scarboro, Miss Annie, Mt. Gilead.
McNeill, E. D., Vestal.
Thr.ver. W. L., Ophir.
Lilly, C. C, Allenton Ferry.
Lilly. Miss Carrie B., Allenton Ferry
Dowd, Clement, Candor.
Mclntyre. Miss Mannie, Carl.
Coggin, Miss Rose, Biscoe.
Coggin, Miss Lily, Biscoe.
Lucas. Vance, Martins Mill.
McKav, Miss Pearl, Pekin.
Comer, J. R., Ether.
Jordan, J. F., Ether.
Parsons, R. A., Troy.
Jordan, J. R., Star.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
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Bennett, M. A., Marcus.
Russell, Frank, Eldorado.
Moore, Miss Fannie, Uwharrie.
Coggins, Miss Jane, Biscoe.
Johnson, H. L., Blaine.
Mclntyre, Miss Minnie, Troy.
Mclntyre, Miss Lutie, Troy.
Wade, Miss Beatrice, Wadeville.
Wooley, Miss Ada, Troy.
Singletary, G. C, Star.
Warner, Miss Julia, Troy.
Kyrk, J. A., Eldorado.
Bell, Miss — . — ., Reynolds.
Harris, IX E., Harrisville.
Wallace, Miss Bertie, Star.
McKinnon, Charles, Wadeville.
Schools and Academies.
TROY GRADED SCHOOL— Harley Mc-
Call, Prin., Troy.
STAR ACADEMY— C. Frank Siler, Prin-
pal, Candor.
ETHER ACADEMY— Ether.
PEKJN ACADEMY— Pekin.
MT. GILE\D— Profs. Skeen & Harris,
Mt. Gilead.
CANDOR— C. F. Siler, Candor.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— W. R. Evans, Uwharrie; W.
F. Stanford, Pekin; R. A. Bruton, Mont-
gomery.
Physicians not in Towns,
Dr. Dalegny, Eldorado.
Merchants not in Towns.
G. H. A. Lilly, Allenton Ferry.
W. H. Burroughs, Allreds.
J. E. Harper & Son, Asbury.
R. E. Morris, Blaine.
G. H. Cornelison, Cagles Mills.
John C. Cornelison, Cagles Mills.
J. U. Currie & Bro., Canaor.
T. A. Graham, Candor.
A. B. McCaskell. Candor.
D. S. Parnell, Carmel.
J. K. P. Rivers, Chandlers.
B. F. Parsons, Dry Creek.
H. A. Henderson. Elodardo.
N. M. Thayer, Eldorado.
Eli Green, Endicott.
H. Truman & Son, Ether.
J. A. Barnes.
W. G. Davis, Ophir.
C. L. Cox, Pekin.
M. E. Shamberger, Pekin.
C. P. Elliott, Pontop.
Spencer & Allen, Queen.
W. S. Cagle, Steeds.
H. L. Steed, Steeds.
J. W. Steed, Steeds.
A. T. Furr, Wadeville.
T. B. & D. S. Hurley. Wadeville.
N. W. Newberry, Wadeville.
W. H. Parker, Wadeville.
J. M. Robinson, Wadeville.
Saw Mills.
Hira-n Truman & Sons, Ether.
Snow Lumber Co., High Point.
B. F. Bruton, Wadeville.
Tanners.
F. H. Auman, ABbury.
N. M. Thayer, Eldorado.
TROY.
Incorporated in 1879.
Population, 878.
Value real estate, $153,000.
Value personal property, $211,000.
No. white polls, 109.
No. colored polls, 13.
Tax Rate: 60 cents on poll; 20 cents on
$100.
Town Officers.
Election is held May 1st, every two
yrpars: term of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— I. E. Saunders.
CLERK — Chas. A. Armstrong.
TREASURER— C. A. Armstrong.
TAX COLLECTOR— U. B. Jordan.
POLICEMAN— W. B. Jordan.
BOARD OF TOWN COMMISSIONERS— C.
A. Armstrong, C. C. Wade. Barna Allen, J.
C. Bruton.
POSTMASTER— L. M. Russell.
R. R. AGENT— Sam Brown.
EXPRESS AGENT— Sam Brown.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— K. C. Horner, Pastor.
METHODIST— W. R. Royall, Mt. Gilead,
Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Central Hotel.
Allan House.
Lisk House.
Uwharrie.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF MONTGOMERY— W. J. Ann-
field. Jr., President; J. G. Tomlison,
Cashier. Capital, $10,000; Surplus and
Profits, $7,400.38.
Agricultural Implements.
Montgomery Hardware Co.
George W. Allen & Son.
Barber Shops.
F. Morgan.
Bicycle Dealers.
A. O. Wooley.
Blacksmith Shops.
Flkany Moore.
Cotton Mills.
CAPELSIE COTTON MILLS— J. G. Tom-
lison, Secretary and Treasurer.
SMITHERMaN COTTON MILLS— S. J.
Smitherman, President: A. W. E. Capel,
Secretary and Treasurer; R. L. Thomas
Superintendent.
Doctors.
M. P. Blair.
A. F. Thompson.
Druezists.
Montgomery Drug Co.
Troy Drug Store.
Furniture Dealers.
Saunders & N orris.
Wooley & Co.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
General Merchandise.
Troy Supply Co.
Allan & Son
G. . . Morris, )r.
Montgomery Hardware Co.
Nance & Tomlinson.
S. J. Smitherman.
A. F. Saunders.
George W. Morris.
Neill Clark.
W. F. Hunsucker.
D. E. Pemberton.
Hurley, Beaman & Co.
Job Printing Offices.
The Montgomrian.
Lawyers.
J. R. Blair.
G. D. B. Reynolds.
R. O. Fry.
R. T. Poole.
W. A. Cochran.
Allan Jordan.
B. F. Simmons.
Millinery and Fancy Good).
Mrs. J. VV. Beck.
Allan & Sons.
Smitherman Store Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE MONTGOMRIAN— W. B. Cochran,
Editor.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Guilford Lumber Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Allan & Son.
A. M. Vainer.
Tin and Sheet Iron Roofing.
A. J. Burroughs.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
ABERDEEN & ASHEBORO R. R. CO.—
J. Cutchen.
MOUNT GILEAD.
Population, 600.
Value of real estate, $69,000.
No. white polls, 63.
No. colored polls, 22.
Tax Rate. 54c. on poll and 18c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— John A. McAulav.
CLERK— W. A. McAulay.
MARSHAL— W. G. Lisk.
COMMISSIONERS— G. T. McAulay, T. F.
Haywood, W. F. Haywood.
POSTMASTER— H. T. Searboro.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— S. T. Moyle, Pastor.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Horner, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
T. F. Haywood.
Frank McAulay.
A. S. MciJae.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF MT. GILEAD— J. A. McAulay,
Pres. ; A. H. Ragan, oashier. Capital, $10,-
000; Surplus and Profits, $1,083.76.
Doctors.
C. B. Ingram.
J. A. McAulay.
General Merchandise.
J. A. McAulay.
McAulav Bros.
A. S. McRay.
J. M. Overton.
Mt. Gilead Store Co.
C. Stanback & Son.
Hardware and Ae'l Implem'ts.
J. A. McAulay.
Ivey C. Nance.
Schools and Academies.
MT. GILEAD HIGH SCHOOL— Eugene
Harris, Principal.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. F. Haywood.
STAR.
Population, 250.
Value of real estate, $30,120.
Value personal property, $36,339.
No. white polls, 46.
No. colored polls, 4.
Tax Rate: 12c. on $100 and 36c. on poll.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— G. N. Searboro.
CLERK— J. L. Stuart.
COMMISSIONERS— E. J. Seagroves, B.
Auman, J. B. Shamberger.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
A. Leach & Sons.
Mrs. C. E. Harper.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
0. E. Rich.
Cotton Gins.
A Leach <& Sons.
Drnersrists.
J. R. Ingram.
Flour Mills.
Montgomery Roller Mills.
General Merchandise.
A. Leach & Sons.
Star Mercantile Co.
Bottling' Works.
Star Bottling Works.
J . R. Ingram.
Harness Manufacturers.
J. K. Wright.
Hardware Dealers.
E. Leach & Co.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Star Lumber Co.
Furniture Dealers.
Star Chair Stock Co.
Machine Shoos,
Star Foundry & Machine Co.
Saw Mills.
Y. T. Wright & Sons.
MONTGOMERY— MOORE.
409
Sales and Livery Stables.
A. Leach & Son.
Watches and Jewelry.-
R. A. Nail.
BISCOE.
Incorporated in 1901.
Population, 450.
Value real estate, $150,000.
Value personal property, $35,000.
No. white polls, 65.
No. colored polls, 30.
TAX RATE— Poll, 45c. and 15c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Frank Page.
CLERK— Manly Luck.
MARSHAL— O. C. Crocker.
COMMISSIONERS— H. E. Bowman, W. F.
Swift, W. S. Yates, Junius Page, E. R.
Burt.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
E. R. Burt.
Chair Factories.
Biscoe Bending & Chair M'f'g Co.
Drusrsrists.
J. W. Massemore.
Doctors.
J. A. Dowd.
J. C. Bowman.
Foundries and Iron Works.
BISCOE FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO.— E.
R. Burt, Manager.
General Merchandise.
Ewing Bros.
Shamberger & Page.
Farmer Supply Co.
W. A. Cagle.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Biscoe Lumber Co.
Burt & Hicks.
Shingle Manufacturers.
J. E. Raney.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. G. Burt.
MOORE COUNTY,
County Seat, Carthage.
Formed in 1784 from Cumberland county. Named in honor of Alfred Moore, Asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.
Area, 800 square miles.
POPULATION: 23.622. White males, 7,765; white females, 8.008. Foreign born,
124. Negro males, 3,798; negro females, 4,051. White males over 21 years, 3,697; nep*o
males over 21 years, 1,592. White polls, 2,415; negro polls, 704.
Value of real estate, $2,604,065, increase of $141,067 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,531,073, increase of $108,217 over 1904, including 1,609 horses, 2,198 mules, 11
jacks and jennets, 1,375 goats, 9,857 cattle, 22,535 hogs, 5,444 sheep, 3 dogs.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,969,232; by negroes, $168,121.
No. Schools: White, 88; Colored, 46.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. poll; special for county indebted-
ness, 6c. and 18c. poll; graded schools. 30c. and 90c. poll.
Bended debt, $10,000. Floating debt, $6,000.
POST OFFICES: Aberdeen, Antler, Bensalem, Big Oak, Blink, Broadway, Cale-
donia, CAMERON, Carbonton, Carters Miris. CARTHAGE (c. h.), Chiloe, Clarks Mills,
Coffer, Curriersville, Eagle Springs, Emily, Euphronia, Flynn, Forkade, Gilbert, Glen-
don, Greenwood, Crotto, Hallison, High Falls, Homers, Jesup, JONESBORO,
KEYSERj Knox, Jackson Springs, Lawhorn, Lemon Springs, Lonely, Longleaf, MANLY,
Mount Carmel, Noise, Oilie, Parkewood, PINE BLUFF, 'PINEHURST, Pocket, PROS-
PERITY. Putnam, Quiet, Roseland, Rubicon, SANFORP, SOUTHERN PINES, Spencer-
ville, SWAN STATION, Swinton, Tempting, Thagardville, Tyra, Underwood, Vass,
Victor. Villanow, WEST END.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Carthage, 18.50 miles, assessed value $50,000.00
Southern Express Company, 84.37 miles, assessed value 9,771.09
Pinehurst Railroad Company, assessed value 4,540.00
Seaboard Air Line, 38.50 miles, assessed value 769,333.43
Aberdeen & Asheboro, 27.10 miles, assessed value 84,370.40
Atlantic Coast Line, 8.55 miles, assessed value 215,233.93
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Atlantic & Yadkin, 3.39 miles, assessed value 33,672.73
Aberdeen & Rockfish, 2.70 miles, assessed value 9,000.07
Pullman Company, 38.00 miles, assessed value 5,519.34
Western Union Telegraph Company, 409.00 miles, assessed value 11,966.31
Durham & Charlotte, 26.00 miles, assessed value 76,576.87
Atlantic k Western Railroad, 2.20 miles, assescsed value 5.00C.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 22nd, two weeks, civil cases only; March 26th, civil
cases only; April 23rd, criminal cases only; May 21st, civil cases only; August 13th,
criminal cases only; September 17th, civil cases only; November 19th, criminal cases
only; December 10th, civil cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— D. A. Mc-
Donald, Carthage.
SHERIFF— Alex. Turner, Cameron.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— N. A. McKeithen,
Carthage.
rilEASURER— Eli P. Seawell, Carthage.
CORONER— H. B. Hoyle, Jonesboro.
SURVEi'OR— J. L. Cole, Carthage.
CO. ATTORNEY— W. J. Adams, Carthage.
SUPT. HEALTH— G. McLeod, Carthage.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Sam D. Stuart.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— Mel. Kenne-
dv. Carthage.
SUPT. CO. PUBLIC SCHOOLS— M. A. Mc-
Leod, Broadway.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— T. M.
Lsngley, (chm.), Sanford; J. R. Watson
Jonesboro: C. H. Humbler, Carthage
CO. COMMISSIONERS— D. O. Bryan,
(chm.), Jonesboro; D. McS. Kelly, Car-
thage; M. A. Monroe, Big Oak.
CO. BOARD' OF ELECTIONS— D. E. Me-
Tver, (chm.), Sanford; C. A. Jones, Carbon-
ton; W. B. Moftitt, Sanford.
Justices of fhe Peace.
CARTHAGE TOWNSHIP— A. J. Lawhorn,
J. A. Fry, Jesse Fry, D. M. Underwood,
H. A. Foote, Carthage.
BENSALEM— C. W. Brewer, S. H. Garner,
J. M. Deaton, Bensalem.
SHEFFIELD— H. S. Jones, Hemp; W. H.
Chrisco, Prowers Mills; J. W. MeKenzie.
Elder; J. W. Moore, Noise; Martin Brewer,
Swinton; J. R. Maness, Maness.
RITTERS— B. L. Matthews, Putnam; Geo.
L. Finnison, Prosperity.
DEEP RUN— W. E. Paschall, L. B. Street,
Clendon; A. B. Harrington, Quiet.
POCKET— W. M. Lemons, Carson Oldham,
Coffee; E. M. Judd, J. P. Gilliam, Rocket;
W. A. Wadsworth. Jessup.
SA.NFOKD— W. S. Weatherspoon, J. W.
Wicker. L. L. Bass. W. W. Harrington,
T. L. Chisholm, Sanford.
CAPE FEAR— M. M. Watson. Broadway;
J. A. Weldon, Forkade; J. R. Howard,
Lonely.
JONESBORO— T. N. Campbell, J. D. Reg-
ister, S. N. Liles, Jonesboro.
GREENWOOD— D. J. Pierce, Cameron; J
J. Edwards, Lemon Springs; J. M. Cole,
Greenwood.
McNEILLS— Daniel McNeill, Vass; Martin
Blue, Antler; C. W. Shaw, L. P. French,
Southern Pines; J. E. Buchan, Manly.
SAND HILLS— H. A. Keith. J. A. Mc-
Neill, Aberdeen; Levi. S. Packard, Pine-
bluff; John W. Graham, Aberdeen; John
Campbell, Angus McLean, Keyser.
MINERAL SPRINGS— M. L. Morris, West
End; I. H. Caddell, Jackson Springs; T. B.
Colter, Pinehurst.
Public School Teachers.
Mclver, D. R., Jonesboro, R. F. D. 2.
Langle}', T. M., Broadway.
Kellv, Mrs. Nannie, Jonesboro, R. F.
D. 2. "
Underwood, J. W., Jonesboro, R. F. D. 2.
Campbell Mrs. T. N., Jonesboro.
Campbell, Miss Tannic, Jonesboro.
McQueen, Prof., Jonesboro.
Alien. R. W., Sanford.
St. Sinclair, Miss Addic. Sanford.
Daerymple, Miss Janie, Sanford.
Wicker, Miss Flora, Sanford.
Cole, Miss Annie, Sanford.
Gordon, R. R., Sanford.
Foushee, Miss Annie, Sanford, R. F. D. 1.
Foushee, Miss Emma, Sanford, R. F. D. 1.
I a dwell, Miss Mattie, Lemon Springs.
Lamb, Miss Bessie. Lemon Springs.
McPherson, Miss Nannie, Cameron.
Arnold, Miss Mamie, Cameron.
Fry, Miss Essie, Vass.
Cameron, Miss Susie, Lakeview.
Clegg, Miss Annie, Manly.
McLeod, Miss Mattie, Keyser.
McDonald, Miss Cornelia, Rosiland.
Currie, Miss Lillie, Jackson Springs.
Rosser, G.. Jackson Springs.
M.Kinnon, D. C. Bensalem.
AiTOWOod, R. S., Hemp.
Woody, Mrs. T. N., High Falls.
Cheek, Thomas M., Prosperity.
Cole, Miss Kate, Coles Mill.
Jones, Miss Reasie, Carbonton.
Dalrvmple, P., Carthage.
Black, Mrs. Cash, Carthage.
Graham, Miss Mandie, Jackson Springs.
Underwod, Miss Maggie, Jesup.
McNeill, Miss Annie, Vass.
Currie, F. T., West End.
Blue, Martin, Antler.
Seawell, Peter, Carthage.
Fry, Haywood, Carthage.
Cole, George, Bensalem.
Blue, D. A., Antler.
Ray, Miss Jennie, Am. or.
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Blue, Miss Florence, Antler.
Leslie, Miss Florence, Vass.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— T. M. Baldwin, Elder.
Physicians not in Towns,
Wm. Arnold, Pocket.
M. E. Street, Glendon.
J. L. Sheppard, Broadway.
A. Dowd, Eagle Springs.
Merchants not in Towns.
McDonald Bros., West End.
Raleigh Brewer, Spencerville.
Mrs. VV. H. Howard, Noise.
D. H. Horner, Maners.
Reynolds Bros., Leaman.
J. D. Spivy, Knox.
Mrs. Solomon Howard, Noise.
R. T. Fields, Putnam.
High Falls M'f'g Co., High Falls.
McDonald & Ray. Carthage.
W. M. Kivett, Carthage.
A. H. Caviness, High Falls.
Leon Watson, Broadway.
Shippers of Produce.
H. T. Petty, Cameron.
J. E. Phillips, Cameron.
J. L. Currie, Carthage.
Niagara Grape & Fruit Co., Southern
Pines.
H. P. Bilyeu, Southern Pines.
J. E. Buchan, Manly.
Junga & Beck, Southern Pines.
J. Van Lindley Orchard Co., Southern
Pines.
John Huttenhouer, Southern Pines.
S. W. Thomas, Southern Pines.
B. Van Hertf, Southern Pines.
CARTHAGE.
Population, 800.
Tax rate, city purposes, SOc. on $100 and
DOc. on poll.
No deot.
Election held in May. Term two years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. H. McNeill.
CLERK— J. V. Larkin.
TREASURER— C. 0. Manor.
TAX COLLECTOR— Dan Underwood.
ATTORNEY— W J. Adams.
CITY PHYSICIAN— G. McLeod.
SURVEYOR— J. L. Cole.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT.— Dave Mclver.
CHIEF OF POLICE— A. Hannon.
POSTMASTER— Charles McLeod.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES— James D. Mclver,
L. P. Tyson, W. C. Petty, M. B. Jenkins,
C. O. Maner, A. D. Muse, W. T. Jones, A.
M. D. Williams, A. S. Mcintosh. O. C.
Graves, A. H. McNeill, G. McLeod.
R. R. AGENT— C. S. Brewer.
EXPRKSS AGENT— C. S. Brewer.
POSTMASTER— Carlos McLeod.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— John K. Roberts. Pas-
tor.
METHODIST— R. H. Broome. Pastor.
BAPTIST— George .1. Dowell, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
CARTHAGE ACADEMIC INSTITUTE—
Palmer Dalrymple, Prin.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hamilton House.
H. A. Foote.
Architects.
W. M. Kivett.
B. Maness.
Agricultural Implements.
Carthage Hardware Co.
G. C. Graves.
Auctioneers.
P. H. Kelly.
Barber Shops.
D. J. McRae, (col.)
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF CARTHAGE— W. J. Adams,
President: D. S. Ray, Cashier. Capital,
$10,000; Surplus and Profits, $5,000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. V. Williamson.
A. F. Shearin.
Blacksmith Shops.
Joe Tyson, (col.)
Books and Stationery.
I. W. Williamson.
Boots and Shoes.
I. W. Williamson.
Sinclair Bros.
H. J. Muse.
T. B. Tyson & Son.
Rowan & McDonald.
Hurwitz & Hurwitz.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
W. T. Hunsucker.
Calvin Sheffield.
Jim Sheffield.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. M. Kivett.
Cabinet-Makers.
C. O. Mainor.
Canned Goods.
I. W. Williamson.
Sinclair Bros.
Contractors and Builders.
B. Maness.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Tyson & Jones Buggy Co.
Dyeing Works.
Mrs. Edwin Long. Proprietress.
Sewing Machine Agencies.
L. B. Clegg.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. V. Larkin.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
I. W. Williamson.
T. B. Tyson & Sons.
Hurwitz & Hurwitz.
G C. Graves.
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MOORE COUNTY.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
D. A. McDonald.
Sinclair Bros.
Coal and Wood.
W. M. Kivett.
Confectionery Dealers.
I. W. Williamson.
Sinclair Bros.
Chas. Cole & Co.
Crockery and Glassware.
I. W. Williamson.
Cotton Gins.
G. C. Graves.
Dentists.
D. F. Watson.
Doctors.
G. McLeod.
H. B. Shields.
Drueeists.
Chas. Cole & Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
Tyson & Jones Buggy Co.
G. C. Graves.
Dress-Makers.
Miss M. M. Campbell.
Mrs. Fannie Shaw.
Miss Marie Clegg.
Dealers in Tobacco.
Sinclair Bros.
I. W. Williamsoa.
Rowan & McDonald.
B. J. Mclver.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Sinclair Bros.
I. W. Williamson.
Dealers in Ice.
J. F. Cole
I. W. Williamson.
Electrical Supplies.
J. F. Cole.
Fruit Dealers.
Sinclair Bros.
I. W. Williamson.
Furniture Dealers.
I. W. Williamson.
Fish Markets.
I. W. Williamson.
A. F. Sheann.
W. M. Monroe, (col.)
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Sinclair Bros.
I. W. Williamson.
G. C. Graves.
B. J. Mclver.
Rowan & McDonald.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
CARTHAGE HARDWARE CO.— G. C.
Graves.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. V. Larkin.
Hides and Pelts.
I. W. Williamson.
Insurance Agencies.
W. H. McNeill.
T. W. Williamson.
D. S. Ray.
Job Printing Offices.
The Carthage Blade.
Moore County News.
Lawyers.
Jas. D. Mclver.
W. J. Adams.
U. L. Spence.
H. F. Seawell.
R. L. Burns.
Geo. W. McNeill.
G. H. Humber.
W. R. Clegg.
Leather Dealers.
J. V. Larkin.
Lumber Id'f'r* and Dealers.
Currie & McQueen.
Masons and Builders.
B. Maness.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
G. C. Graves.
Miss Dowell.
Music Teacbers.
Miss Rosa Reid.
Mrs. Phil Wright.
Margaret Mclver.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE CARTHAGE BLADE— W. H. Mc-
Neill. Editor.
MOORE COUNTY NEWS— Mcintosh &
Foote, Editors.
Nurserymen.
Petty Fruit Growing and Canning Co.
Painters.
W. M. Kivett.
Pauer-Hangers.
W. M. Kivett.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Chas. Cole & Co.
Produce Dealers.
I. W. Williamson.
Sinclair Bros.
Retail Grocers.
Sinclair Bros.
I. W. Williamson.
Bennett Harwitch.
J. H. McDonald.
Real Estate Agents.
D. A. McDonald.
Sales and Livery Stables.
G. C. Graves.
S. G. Holleman.
Stoves and Tinware.
I. W. Williamson.
Carthage Hardware Co.
Shingle Manufacturers.
Sullivan Bros.
Chas. Caddell & Bros.
Turisentine Stills.
J. R. MeAuley.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
C. S. Brewer.
Wood- Working Sbops.
Tyson & Jones Buggy Co.
MOORE COUNTY.
413
ABERDEEN.
Incorporated in 1S90.
Population, 600.
Tax Rate: 33 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— O. H. Foley.
CLERK— A. L. Thompson.
TREASURER— W. A. Blue.
TAX COLLECTOR— David Knight.
ATTORNEY— J. MeN. Johnson
CHIEF OF POLICE— David Knight.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. J. Heekart,
W. A. Blue, H. A. Page. W. W. Maurer, T.
B. Creel.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— H. A. Keith, J.
W. Graham.
POSTMASTER— J. MeN. Johnson.
R. R. AGENTS— A. S. Lewter, J. T.
Ellis, 0. H. Foley.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. T. Elli».
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— E. J. Kilgore, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. C. Richardson, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. D. A. Brown, Pas-
tor.
Schools and Academies.
ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL— Miss Emma
Carter, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Aberdeen Hotel.
Machine Shops.
T. M. Sharp.
Doctors.
F. Juat.
A. H. McLeod.
Druereists.
Carters Pharmacy.
General Merchandise.
Allred & Ewing.
Keith & Co.
Wilson & Farrell.
J. D. Wimberly.
Pleasant' s Grocery.
Lawyers.
J. MeN. Johnson.
Newspapers and Editors.
ABERDEEN PROGRESS— E. D. Oslin,
Editor.
Retail Grocers.
W. R. McKeithan.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Aberdeen Sash ana Blind Co.
JONESBORO.
Incorporated in 1868-9.
Population, ^,500.
Tax Rate: 40c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. R. Watson.
CLERK— W. E. Murchison
TREASURER— J. L. Godfrey.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. G. Murchison.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. E. Murchison.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. D. Hunter.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— T. N. Camp-
bell, D. H. Anall, W. G. Parrish, W. A. G.
Clark, L. M. Foushee.
POSTMASTER— B. F. Godfrey.
R. R. AGENT— C. H. Russell.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— K. A. McLeod, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. G. Dowell, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. C. Humble, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
JONESBORO HIGH SCHOOL— J. A. Mc-
Queen, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Partridge House.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF JONESBORO-^T. L. Godfrey,
President; A. W. Huntley, Cashier. Capital,
$6,000; Undivided Profits, $333.77
Barber-Shops.
Mcllwain Barber-Shop.
Caddell Barber-Shop.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
T. W. Hill.
Cotton Gins.
T. N. Campbell.
Doctors.
E. P. Snipes.
A. J. Monroe
Hughes V. Hoyle.
Druggists.
Jonesboro Drug Co.
E. P. Snipes.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. A. S. Thomas.
Mrs. B. K. Smith.
Miss Alice Liles.
General Merchandise.
Watson <fc Godfrey.
W. F. Lloyd.
J. A. Mclver.
J. P. Avent.
D. H. Arnold.
C. F. Malloy.
A. C. Vick.
L. F. Mann.
J. B. Buchanan.
W. A. McKay.
Ed. Riddle.
L. H. Fitehett.
J. McD. Campbell.
Jonesboro Sash and Blind Co.
Carter Furnishing Co.
M. L. Brooks.
Miss Katie I. Jarrell.
W. H. Humber.
L. M. Foushee.
Arthur Cox.
W. B. Gordon.
Wm. O'Neal.
Lawyers.
W. E. Murchison.
A A. F. Seawell.
Livery Stables.
W. F. Loyd.
Yarborough & Brooks.
Watches and Jewelry
F. F. Jordan.
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MOORE COUNTY.
CAMERON.
Incorporated in 1875.
Population, 225.
Tax Rate: 30c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. E. Phillips.
TREASURER— J. K. Wooten.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. K. Wooten.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. K. Wooten.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. H. Teague,
J. Q. Stutts, N. C. Fayden, W. D. Gil-
more.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— Miss Mary Stewart,
Principal.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Flora A. McFadyen.
R. R. AGENT— C. H. Teague.
EXPRESS AGEN1 C. H. Teague.
Ministers and Church.es.
PRESBYTERIAN— M. D. McNeill, Pastor.
BAPTIST— George Dowell. Fastor.
METHODIST— J. H. Frizzelle, Pastor.
Fruit Dealers.
Harrison Stutts.
Fruit Farms.
J. E. Philips.
C. H. Teague.
H. P. McPherson.
N. C. McFayden.
M. M. L. McKeithan.
T. B. Goodman.
Timothy Goodman.
D. T. Maples & Sons.
J. R. Thomas.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Miss Amanda McPherson.
Commission Merchants.
H. P. McPherson.
Cotton Mills.
CAMERON COTTON MILLS.
General Merchandise.
M. McL. McKeithan.
J. E. Phillips.
Chas. C. Jones.
Alex. McDugald.
Mill Stone Manufacturers.
Carolina Mill Stone Co.
SOUTHERN PINES.
Population, 1,000.
Bonded debt, $30,000.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— K. M. Ferguson.
CLERK— C. L. Blue.
TREASURER— Wm. F. Junge.
TAX COLLECTOR— John Huttenhauer.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. T. Dillehay.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Henry Weber,
M. N. Sugg, W. F. Richards, W. B. East-
man, A. S. Ruggles.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. F. Junge,
(chm.), G. H. Saddleson, Sec; C. L.
Hayes, Fred Weaver, W. E. Giles.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— Prof. Osborne, Prin-
cipal.
POSTMASTER— B. W. Leavitt.
R. R. AGENT— Mr. Rigan.
EXPRESS AGENT— Mr. Rigan.
Ministers and Churches.
CONGREGATIONAL— Rev. Mr. Foss, Pas-
tor.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Nance, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— H. T. Gregory, Rector.
CATHOLIC— Father Price, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Piney Wooda Inn — Leon St. John, Man-
ager.
Southern Pines Hotel— W. E. Giles, Pro-
prietor.
Terra Nook.
Sunnyside Cottage.
Mt. Vernon House.
Pembroke Lodge.
Glenwood Cottage.
Pleasant View.
Belleville Cottage.
The Essex.
The Acme.
Jefferson Inn— J. S. Reynolds, Proprie-
tor and Manager.
St. James Hotel.
Highland Lodge.
Prospect House, Mrs. Thurston.
Vermont House.
Grove Cottage.
Glen View Cottage.
Pleasant View Cottage.
Banks and Bankers.
CHAS. T. GEYER & SON.
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO.— C. B.
Grout, Pres. ; G. A. Kimball, Cashier. Cap-
ital, $10,000.
BANK OF SOUTHERN PINES.— A. A.
Heinzman, Pres. ; R. E. Geyer, Cashier.
Capital, $10,000.
Books and Stationery.
C. L, Hayes.
Bakers.
Henry Weber.
Chamber of Commerce.
W. E. Swelt.
Dentists.
Dr. Herr.
Doctors.
Edwin Gladmon.
A. McN. Blair.
W. E. Swett.
K. M. Ferguson.
Drusr cists.
Carolina Pharmacy.
Johnson's Pharmacy.
Furniture Dealers.
J. N. Powell.
General Merchandise.
Hayes & Thomas.
C. T. Patch & Bro.
F. A. Ordway & Co.
Fred Weaver.
Hospitals and Asylums.
P1NESHIRE SANITARIUM— Louis T.
High.
P1CKFORD SANITARIUM— (For Colored
People.)
MOORE COUNTY.
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Flour, Corn and Feed Dealers.
C. T. Grout.
Hardware and Ac'l Imnlem'ts.
Arthur Thomas.
Newspapers and Editors.
FREE PRESS— E. D. Oslin. Editor.
SOUTHERN PINES TOURIST— M. B.
Clark, Manager.
Lawyers.
G. H. Locey.
Markets.
P. D. Kelly.
Retail Grocers.
H. Kaptzke.
C. T. Patch & Bro.
A. S. Ruggles.
Heal Estate Agents.
Junge & Beck.
L. P. French.
Racket Stores.
Mrs. Sanderson.
Sales & Livery Stables.
I. E. Edgerton.
M. N. Sugg.
Alex Cameron.
Undertakers.
J. N. Powell.
V/ atones and Jewelry
~ti. D. Wells.
J. A. Wilson.
MANLY.
Incorporated in 1878.
Population. 176.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. E. Buchan.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— M. T. Hatcher
VT. L. Parker, J. P. Pope.
POSTMASTER— M. A. McMillin
EXPRESS AGENT— Pool Clark.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— L Smith, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
L. K. Roberts.
Mrs. M. G. Hatcher.
Mrs. M. J. Shaw.
General Merchandise.
J. E. Buchan.
A. McMillian.
Schools and Academies.
GRADED SCHOOL— Miss Anna Clegg,
Prin. ; Miss Harem Buchan, Asst.
Telephone Exchanges & M'e'rs.
Long Distance— J. E. Buchan, Agent.
KEYSER.
Population, 250.
R. R. AGENT— J. S. Walker.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. S. Walker.
Ministers and Churches.
CHRISTIAN— J. H. Wright, Pastor.
UNION— No pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Muse — G. H. Muse, Prop.
Cotton Buyers.
G. McLean.
Drussrists.
Wm. Keith.
J. W. Butler. ,
J. W. B. Keith.
General Merchandise.
J. W. Butler.
Cheap Union Co.
Poultry Farm.
Keyser Poultry Farm, J. H. Keith, Mgr.
Shingle Manufacturers.
Monroe & Dunlap.
Retail Grocers.
Cheap Union Co.
J. H. Muse.
Repair Shops.
Aaron Little.
SANFORD.
Incorporated in 1874.
Population. 2,500.
TAX RATE— General tax, 50c; special
tax, 25c; total, 75c. on $100.
^ebt, $25,»/v0. (Water- works bonds.)
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. S. Weatherspoon.
CLERK— J. W. Mcintosh.
TREASURER— S. P. Hatch.
ATTORNEY— D. E. Mclver.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. A. Monroe,
T. H. Lutterloh, J. C. Greyson, G. H.
Makepeace, M. M. Morfltt, J. K. Perry, A.
L. McNeill.
SANFORD GRADED SCHOOL— R. W. Al-
len, Principal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— D. E. Mc-
lver, (Chairman); E. C. Moffitt, W. A.
Munroe, T. L. Chisholm, B. Cole, A. L.
McNeill, J. B. King, J. K. Perry, (Secreta-
ry), G. W. Temple, S. P. Hatch, (Treas.)
POSTMASTER— S. W. Jones.
R. R, AGENTS— v.. M. Bullard, A. D.
Mathews.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. M. Bullard.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— E. Y. Pool, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— M. D. McNeill, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. H. Frizzelle, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— T. A. Chatham Rector.
CHRISTIAN— George Underwood, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Sanford Inn— Mrs. H. T. Watkins, Prop.
Ellington House.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF SANFORD— T. L. Chisholm,
President; S. P. Hatch, Cashier. Capital,
$15,000; Surplus, $1,000.
BANKING LOAN & TRUST CO.— A. W.
Huntley, Pres. ; J. W. Cunningham, Cash-
ier. Capital, $13,150. Surplus, $1,000.
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MOORE < OINTY.
Barber Shops.
J. G. Phillips.
Henry Watson.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
Santord Brick Co.
Waxha Brick Co.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. R. Kelly.
Percy Seymour.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
C. S. Jones.
Brantly & Hill.
Contractors and Builders.
J. VV. Brown.
D. Buie.
Rob. Walker.
Cotton Mills.
SANFORD COTTON MILLS.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
W. D. Hunter.
T. L. Chisholm
Wilkins, Ricks & Co.
Dentists.
Frank Webb McCracken.
Doctors.
W. A. Munroe.
I. H. Lutterloh.
Lynn Mclver.
John Monroe.
Druereists.
W. A. Crabtree.
I. H. Lutterloh.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Stroud Bros.
Griffin & Bynum.
W. T. Buchanan.
Sanford Cotton Mills.
Wilkins, Ricks & Co.
Hunter Mercantile Co.
Fish and Oyster Dealers.
Frank Sinclair.
Furniture Manufacturers.
Sanford Furniture Manufacturing Co.
Foundries and Iron 'Works.
Moffit Bros.
Fitts & Crabtree.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers,
Joseph Rogers.
Insvirance Agencies.
Howard Bros.
W. S. Weatherspoon.
Job Printing Offices.
Cole Printing Co.
Lawyers.
C. K. Rosser.
D. E. Mclver.
A. L. McNeill.
C. B. Kins:.
W. A. Chisholm.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
C. H. Smith.
Marble Works.
R. E. Carrington & Co. (Brown-Stone
Cutters.)
Newspapers and Editors.
SANFORD EXPRESS— P. H. 8t. Glair,
Editor.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co., J. L. Gilmore, Man-
ager.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. G. H. Wilkie.
Miss Ada Kelly.
Mrs. B. C. Pearce.
Retail Grocers.
R. C. Goodwin.
0. M. Goodwin.
W. T. Buchanan.
D. W. Goodwin k Co.
E. S. Utley.
Sanford Cotton Mill*.
R. H. Holmes, (col.)
P. H. Holmes, (col.)
Sales and I/iverv Stables.
J. L. Gnmore.
C. G. Petty.
Cox & Co.
D. T. Cox.
J. Ragtand, (col.)
Sash and Blind Factories.
Sanford Sash and Blind Co.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
SANFORD TELEPHONE CO.— W. H.
Garner, Manager.
Undertakers and Smbalmen,
Jesse Carter, Jr.
Watches and Jewelry
J. L. Crawford.
J. T. Webster.
Wholesale Grocers.
Sanford Grocery Co.
PINEHURST.
Founded, 1S97.
Owner, Leonard Tufts, Boston, Mass.
T. B. Cotter. Pinehurst, General Manager.
(Winter resort for people from all parts
of the country, containing numerous hotels,
modern cottages, game preserves, bowling
alleys and golf links.)
ELISE. (P. O. Hemp.)
Population, 450.
... -rER— G. W. Horner.
R. R. AGENT— J. T. Ritter.
INDUSTRIAL AGENT— H. S. Jones.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— Rev. Mr. Hoyle, Pastor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— Rev. Mr.
Lassiter, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Robt. S. Arrowood,
Pastor.
Saw Mills.
W. G. Carter.
J. F. Wright.
Cotton Gins.
W. G. Carter.
J. F. Wright.
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Schools and Academies.
EL1SE HIGH SCHOOL— Robt. S. Arro-
wood, Prin.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Asheboro Lumber & Manufacturing Co.
G. W. Horner & Bro.
Stewart & Shields.
General Merchandise.
Asheboro Lumber & M'f'g Co.
Sherman Garner.
KlisP T nmhor Co.
N. J. Carter.
Fry Bros.
M. A. Ewing.
M'f'rs of Turpentine and Pine
Products.
Marie Wood-Distilling Co.
Blacksmith Shops.
James E. Presnell.
A. W. Riddle.
PUTNAM.
Population, 200.
POSTMASTER— Wm. M. Maners.
R. R. AGENT— Mrs. R. T. Fields.
General Merchandise.
R. T. Fields.
Wm. Maners.
J. J. Cheek.
J. A. Knight.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
A. W. Tillman.
W. C. Wilcox.
R. T. Fields.
A. W. Tillman.
R. T. Fields.
Retail Grocers.
A. W. Tillman.
JACKSON SPRINGS.
Populaticn, 100.
R. R. AGENT— J. M. McCaskill.
POSTMASTER— N. B. Jones.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
R. E. Erwin, Proprietor.
Jackson Springs Hotel.
General Merchandise.
Jackson Springs Company Store, W. L.
Holliday, Manager.
Jason Auman.
GLENDON.
POSTMASTER— A. J. Jones.
R. R. AGENT— A. J. Jones.
General Merchandise.
A. J. Jones.
Bynum & Womble!
Mining Companies.
GLENDON STORE COMPANY— G. W.
Hinshaw, General Manager; J. O. Magruder,
Engineer in Charge of Mines and Quarries.
(Miners and Shippers of North Carolina
White Soap-Stone or Talc.)
D. P. BIBLE — Mining Talc or Soap-Stone.
GLENDON MINING & M'F'G CO.
Saw Mills.
The Payne Lumber Co.
R. W. Lewis.
A. J. Jones.
Bynum & Womble.
Allred & Grady.
N. R. Lewis.
SPIES.
Population, 100.
POSTMASTER— W. C. Burns.
R. R. AGENT— W. C. Burns.
HALLISON.
Population, 100.
Junction of Carthage & Durham & Char-
lotte Railroads.
R. R. AGENT— Powell K. Kennedy.
POSTMASTER— Powell K. Kennedy.
General Merchandise.
J. C. B. Muse. '
J. G. Parks & Co.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
John H. Dunlap.
J. G. Parks.
NASH COUNTY.
County Seat, Nashville.
Formed in 1777 from Edgecombe county. Named in honor of General Francis Naab,
of Orange county, who was killed at Germantown.
Area, 520 square miles.
POPULATION: 25,478. White males, 7,592; white females, 7,267. Foreign born, JS.
Negro males, 5,405; negro females, 5,214. White males over 21 years, 3,555; ne»ro
males over 21 years, 2 284. White polls, 2,764; negro polls, 1,634.
Value of real estate, $3,308,447, increase of $106,132 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $2,239, 043, increase of $218,973 over 1904, including 2,153 horses, 2,665 mules, 3
jacks and jennets, 96 goats, 4,970 cattle, 21,607 hogs, 625 sheep, 248 bicycles, 7 dogs.
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418 NASH COUNTY.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $5,235,073; by negroes, $312,417.
TAX RATE— County, 23 2-3c. on $100; Special tax, 10c. on $100.
No. Schools: White, 62; Colored, 45.
POST OFFICES: BATTLEBORO. CASTALIA, Dry Wells, Eatmon, Glover, Gold Rock,
NASHVILLE, (c. h.), Nick, Sharpsburg, SPRING HOPE, Union Hope.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. No. miles, about 200. Convicts can
be Used.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, 30.38 miles, assessed value $764,772.70
Pullman Company, 18. IS miles, assessed value 1,597.70
Southern Express Company, 30.38 miles, assessed value 3,518.38
Western Union Telegraph Company, 30.33 miles, assessed value 555.89
SUPERIOR COURT: March 12th; April 30th; August 27th; November 26th, two
weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— T. A. Sills,
Nashville.
SHERIFF— Willis M. Warren, Spring
Hope.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. A. Whitaker,
Nashville.
TREASURER— J. D. Winstead, Nashville.
SURVEYOR— C. D. Jones, Nashville.
CORONER— J. S. Proctor, Nashville.
STANDARD-KEEPER— P. W. D. Lincke,
Nashville.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— J. P. Battle,
Nashville.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— W. S. Wilkinson,
Rocky Mount.
CO. EXAMINER— W. S. Wilkinson, Rocky
Mount.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. E. Jeffreys,
(ehm.), Rocky Mount; A. T. Strickland,
Glover; S. A. Batchelor, Nashville.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Ivey W. Strickland,
Nashville.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. F. Finch,
Glover; T. V. Avent, Aventon; C. F. Eller,
Rocky Mount.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. N. Ber-
geron, Spring Hope; W. R. Dawes, Rocky
Mount.
CONSTABLES— Bailey's Township, M. C.
Bissett, Glover; Castalia, L. S. Taylor, Cas-
talia; Coopers, George B. Winstead, Nash-
ville; Ferrells, William Griffin, Spring
Hope; Griffins, J. A. Williams, Nashville;.
Jacksons, J. W. Vick, Glover; Mannings,
William D. Lamb, Spring Hope; Nashville,
George A. Griffin, Nashville; North Whita-
kers; W. J. Archbell, Whi takers; Rocky
Mount, C. A. Carter, Rocky Mount; South
Whitakers, A. H. Clark, Battleboro; Stony
Creek, W. D. Harper, Rocky Mount.
Ttistices of the Peace.
BAILEY'S TOWNSHIP— J. W. Driver, Dry
Wells; Albert Eastman, George B. Finch,
Irvin N. Glover, R. C. Glover, Glover; John
H. Smith, Heflin.
CASTALIA— T. W. Bartholomew, Castalia;
A. O. Braswell, D. S. Rice, Castalia; T.
W. Bartholomew, Castalia; H. R. Britton,
Ciistftliii
COOPERS— John W. Bone, J. J. Lindsey,
L. N. Land, W. H. Proctor, Nashville; W.
A. Pittman, Rocky Mount, R. F. D. No. lj
J. W. Jovner, Nashville.
FERRELLS— J. P. Chamblee, Glover;
Jesse S. Fulghum, Dry Wells; A. T. Strick-
land, J. H. Woodard, Spring Hope; W. O.
Williams, J. H. Woodard, J. K. Finch,
Spring Hope.
GRIFFINS— Miles Bobbitt, Ita; George B.
Cooper, C. P. Harper, Nashville; J. W.
Walker, Nashvilie.
JACKSON— J. M. Raine9, S. H. Brantley,
Spring Hope; W. O. Flowers, Wilson;
Thomas Westray, Spring Hope; J. M.
Baines, Spring Hope; W. D. Finch, J. R.
High, Glover.
MANNINGS— J. T. Fulford, B. L. Hol-
land, Spring Hope; G. U-ce, J. H. Pitts,
Spring Hope.
NASHVILLE— J. D. Beal, J. C. Harper,
Nashville; C. F. Boddie, Nashville; J. H.
T. Baker, C. W. Sears, Nashville.
NORTH WHITAKERS— R. W. Arrington,
T. E. Powell, W. C. Taylor, Whitakers;
W. S. Baker, J. O. Hearne, Whitakers; C.
L. Johnston.
ROCKY MOUNT— W. D. Carter, H. J.
Downing, D. D. Daughtridge, C. H. Harris,
W. D. .Toyner, J. D. Odom, Rocky Mount;
E. P. Weaver, Rocky Mount.
SOUTH WHITAKERS— W. P. Davis. Bat-
tleboro; J. A. Beal, Battleboro, R. F. D.
No. 2.
STONY CREEK— J. W. Barrett, Rocky
Mount; S. J. F. Ellen, B. F. Smith, Dan
W. Thorp, J. L. Woodruff, R. T. Watson,
Rocky Mount; J. J. Coley, J. W. Culpep-
per, Rocky Mount.
DRY WELLS— J. W. Driver, Jesse J.
Kemp, J. H. Strickland, Dry Wells; E. T.
Lewis, Selma, R. F. D. No. 3.
Public School Teachers.
Flowers, Miss Janette, Rocky Mount.
Baines, G. T., Nashville.
Lane, Miss Alma, Spring Hope, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Lamm, Miss Delia, Glover.
Lewis, Mrs. N. B., Selma, R. F. D. No. 3.
Stone, Mrs. G. W., Nashville.
Winstead, Miss Ida, Elm City, R. F. D.
No. 2.
NASH COUNTY.
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Massey, Mrs. M. G., Rocky Mount, R.
F. D.
Alford, Miss Pattie, Nick.
Gorham, Miss Fannie, Rocky Mount.
Kemp, A. E., Spring Hope.
Winstead, Miss Lettie, Elm City.
Bobbitt, Miss Mamie M., Nick.
Daniel, T. J., Stantonsburg.
Matthews, Mrs. M. L., Spring Hope.
Barksdale, Miss Katie, Spring Hope.
Arlington, Miss Nellie C, Rocky Mount.
Edwards, Miss Florence, Spring Hope.
Edwards, Miss Louise, Spring Hope.
Joyner, E. W., Nashville, R. F. D. No. 1.
No well, Mrs. M. L., Nashville.
Wiggs, Miss Mary E., Raleigh.
Moore, Miss Louise, Battleboro.
Pitts, Samuel V., Spring Hope.
Carter, Miss Leyta R., Nashville.
Hughes, H. H., Finch.
Ross, Miss Laura, Nashville.
Carter, Miss Mattie, Nashville.
Benson, Miss Sallie, Nashville.
Tyler, Mrs. Mamie, Whitakers.
Brantley, Miss Annie, Spring Hope, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Harper, Miss Jennie, Nashville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Taylor, Miss Anna M., Wilson, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Griffin, Miss Annie, Rocky Mount.
Sledge, T. H., Rocky Mount, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Matthews, Miss Carrie, Castalia.
Shivers, Miss Virginia, Battleboro, R.
V. D.
Shearin, A. T, Nick.
Powell, Miss Alma, Gold Rock.
Fox, Miss Pattie, Nashville.
York, Miss Lillie. Hilliardston.
Boddie, Miss Lena, Nashville.
Collins, Miss Nina D., Nashville.
Dew, Mrs. W. C, Elm City.
Atkinson, Miss C. E., Elm City.
Wheless, Miss Mollie, Whitakers.
Ward, Miss Lula, Nashville.
Joyner, Miss Claudia, Sharpsburg.
Baker, Miss Birdie, Spring Hope,
Bunn, Miss Hattie, Rocky Mount.
May, G. W., Red Oak.
Scarborough, Miss Maggie, Rocky Mount.
Bunn, Miss Mary, Dry Wells.
Batchelor, N. E., Spring Hope.
Barbour, Miss Nannie, Rocky Mount.
Edwards, Miss Emma S., Elm City.
Chandler, Miss Mollie, Rocky Mount.
Eakes, Mrs. J. Z., Rocky Mount.
Phillips, Miss Beatria, Spring Hope.
Jenkins, Miss Rosa, Nashville.
Ward. Miss Mary E., Nick.
Dickinson, Miss Alice, Spring Hope, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Gardner, Miss Martha, Spring Hope.
Jenkins, Miss Belle, Elm City, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Singleton, Miss F., Spring Hope, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Chamblee, Miss Ruth, Wakefield.
Tomlinson, Miss Emma, Nick.
Chandler, Miss Bessie. Rocky Mount.
Brantley, Miss Nona, Spring Hope, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Adams, T. A., Finch.
Brantley, Miss Esther, Spring Hope.
Crawley, Miss Josephine, Rocky Mount,
R. F. D. No. 3.
Morgan, Miss Alma, Glover.
Cooper, Miss Nannie B., Nashville.
Fox, Miss Mattie, Nashville.
Davenport, Miss Minnie, Spring Hope.
Westray, Miss Lula, Rocky Mount.
Ward, Miss Bessie, Nashville.
Coley, Miss Margaret E., Rocky Mount.
Lewis, Miss Annie, Rocky Mount.
Bobbitt, Miss Lizzie, Nashville.
Staynor, Miss Dora J., Wilson, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Lawrence, Miss Annie E. , Battleboro.
Glasgow, Miss Lillie, Nashville, R. F.
D. No. 3.
Griffin, Miss Elizabeth, Dortches.
Allen, Miss Sallie, Stanhope.
Fox, E. Lee, Rocky Mount.
Jones, J. M. , Nashville.
Pearson, W. M., Glover.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— G. M. Duke, Mapleville; G. W.
Coppedge, Wakefield; (J. W. May. Nashville;
Dorsey Morris, Franklinton; A. G. Wilcox,
Spring Hope; J. M. Bowen, Nashville; J. T.
Edmundson, Littleton; J. W. Noble, Selma.
METHODIST— C. L. Reid, Elm City; J. G.
Johnson, Battleboro.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— M. B. Williford,
Rocky Mount; P. D. Gold, Wilson; Bird
Williams, Elm City.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— J. L. Strickland,
Finch.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— C. Whitakei,
Enfield.
DISCIPLES— Isaiah Carver, Red Oak.
Schools and Academies.
Duke's High School — No Principal.
Stanhope High School, Finch, H. M. Lay,
Principal.
Mcunt Pleasant High School, Glover-
Prof. Cox, Principal.
Cotton Gins.
Battleboro Oil Co., Battleboro.
T. P. Braswell, Battleboro.
M. C. Braswell, Battleboro.
W. B. Williams, Castalia.
S. J. Bartholomew, Castalia.
J. H. Smith, Selma, R. F. D. No. 3.
Gilliam Lewis, Selma, R. F. D. No. 3.
S. J. F. Ellen, Rocky Mount, R. F. D.
Mo. 3.
R. H. Ricks, Rocky Mount, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Finch Louis & Bro., Selma, R. F. D.
No. 3.
J. XV. Creech, Selma, R. F. D. No. 3.
J. C. Flowers, Glover. R. F. D. No. 1.
A. B. Vick, Nashville, R. F. D. No. 3.
G. L. Winstead, Nashville, R. F. 1).
No. 3.
Zadock Taylor, Nashville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
J. P. Underwood, Glover. R. F. D. No. 1.
W. N. Joyner, Elm City, R. F. D. No. 2.
S. H. Brantley, Spring Hope.
R. R. Strickland, Wilson.
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J. P. Bissotte, Glover. R. P. D. No. 1.
Glover & Brown, Glover, R. F. D. No. 1.
M. A. Batchelor & Bro., Whitakers, R.
P. D. No. 2.
T. P. Braswell & Son, Battleboro.
A. H. Ricks, Kocy Mount.
A. J. Williams, Whitakers, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Whi taker Bros., Goldrock.
J. J. Harper, Nashville, R. F. D. No. 3.
J. T. May & Bros., Spring Hope.
T. J. Sykes, Spring Hope.
T. V. Avent, Aventon.
O. D. Batchelor, Nashville.
T. A. Bone, Nashville, R. F. D. No. 1.
Willie Bone, Nasnville, R. F. D. No. 1.
S. H. Griffin, Nashville. |
M. S. Joyner & Bro., Nashville, R. F.
D. No. 1.
J. R. Gardner, Elm Citv R. F. D.
No. 2.
Farmers Oil Mill Co., Nashville.
W. T. Sellers, Nashville.
J. L. Green, Goldrock.
J. T. Jones & Son, Rocky Mount, R. F.
D. No. 3.
P. H. Daughtridge, Rocky Mount, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Southern Cotton Oil Co., Rocky Mount.
D. W. Gardner & Son, Nashville. *t. F.
D. No. 1.
Walter Parish, Rocky Mount, R. F. D.
No. 1.
C. B. Strickland, Spring Hope, R. F.
D. No. 3.
J. D. Bobbins, Sharpsburg.
Mrs. M. M. Floyd, Spring Hope.
Spring Hope Cotton Oil Co., Spring
Hope.
Alford Edwards, Rocky Mount, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Sanders & Sanders, Spring Hope, R. F.
D. No. 3.
R. T. Batchelor. Spring Hope, R. F.
D. No. 3.
K. C. Taylor, Whitakers, R. F. D. No. 2.
W. R. Mann, Whitakers, R. F. D. No. 2.
J. C. Braswell, Rocky Mount
J. M. Sherrod, Whitakers, R. F. D.
No. 2.
H. P. Arrington, Castalia.
J. T. Strum, Castalia.
W. W. Lamm, Selma, R. F. D. No. 3.
W. O. Williams, Spring Hope, R. F. D.
No. 3.
J. G. Sears, Nashville.
W. B. Taylor & Bro., Nashville, R. F.
D. No. 3.
J. L. Strickland, Spring Hope.
Hales & Carr, Gold Rock.
W. M. Morgan, Spring Hope.
Bissette & Lamm, Glover R. F. D.,
No. 1.
Elm City Supply Co., Elm Citv.
W. B. Williams, Rocky Mount, R. F.
D. No. 1.
K. W. Ballentine, Wakefield, R. F. D.
No. 2.
C. B. Braswell & Griffin, Nashville.
Mrs. S. E. Newby, Rocky Mount, R. F.
D. No. 2.
R. T. Watson, Rocky Mount, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Physicians not in Towns.
Hassell Brantley, Spring Hope.
C. B. Brantlev, Finch.
S. B. Dew, Spring Hope.
H. N. Whitaker, Hilliardston.
H. H. Marriott, Battleboro.
Merchants not in Towns.
Abernathy & Green, Spring Hope.
J. N. Bergruson & Co.. Spring Hope.
M. C. Bissett, Eatmon.
K. W. Ballentine. Drv Wells.
W. B. Bullock, Battleboro.
J. P. Bissett, Wilson.
J. A. Bunn & Co., Spring Hope.
G. W. Bunn, Spring Hope.
A. R. Beard, Eatmon.
T. P. Braswell & Son, Battleboro.
W. A. Braswell & Co., Spring Hope.
S. Cyrus, Hilliardston.
C. O. Calhoun, Battleboro.
W. G. Cone, Glovers.
W. R. Dawes, Sharpsburg.
Oscar Dew, Finch.
P. E. Edwards, Gold Rock.
Finch, Richardson & Co., Spring Hope.
W. C. Ferrell, Nashville.
D. W. Gardner, Nashville.
Alex. Green, Whitakers.
W. H. Griffin, Spring Hope.
S. C. Hopkins, Union Hope.
Joyner & Tunnell, Nashville.
D. S. Joyner, Nashville.
S. P. Lamm, Spring Hope.
J. D. Luper, Spring Hope.
W. H. May & Co., Spring Hope.
J. C. Moore & Bro., Whitakers.
J. C. Murray, Union Hope.
Morgan & Norman, Spring Hope.
Mrs. W. R. May, Spring Hope.
May, Brantly & Co., Spring Hope.
J. A. Marshbourne S. Cc, Spring Hope,
F. M. Rawling, Battleboro.
Roberson & Dillard, Finch.
J. J. Spivey & Co., Spring Hope.
Sanders & Sons, Spring Hope.
Stalling Wester. Spring Hope.
A. A. Turner, Nashville.
Upchurch c: Faison, Spring Hope.
W. C. Upchprch, Spring Hope.
P. C. White & Bro., Battleboro.
S. M. Wheless. Spring Hope.
L. G. Whitehead, Ciiftonville.
L. F. Warren, Glover.
Saw Mills.
R. W. Bone, Nashville.
NASHVILLE.
Population, 479.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— S. S. Gay.
CLERK— J. H. T. Baker.
TREASURER— G. N. Bissett.
3UPT. OF HEALTH— J. P. Battle.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— G. N. Bissett,
J. P. Battle, J. H. T. Baker, F. B. Cooper.
CHIEF OF POLICE— John N. Odom.
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R. R. AGENT— 0. W. Johns.
EXPRESS AGENT— 0. W. Johns.
POSTMASTER— L. C. Cooper.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— W. C. Nowell, G. W. Coppedge,
G. W. May.
NET I JUL) J ST— H. G. Staraey, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— M. B. Williford,
Rocky Mount, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
NASHVILLE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE—
Miss Ida M. Edwards, Principal.
OAK LEVEL HIGH SCHOOL— Mrs. M. L.
Nowell, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Collins Hotel, Mrs. M. E. Collins. Prop.
Boarding TIou=e, Mrs. M. C. Drake, Prop.
Carolina Hotpl, M. C. Strickland, Prop.
Mrs. E. .». Carter.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF NASHVILLE— F. B. Ricks,
President; S. F. Austin, Cashier; W. G.
Dozier, Asst. Cashier. Capital, $5,000.
Surplus and Profits, $6,000.
Barber Shops.
P. A. Richardson.
Cotton Gins.
NASHVILLE GIN CO.— R. U. Brooks,
President; G. N. Bissett, Manager.
Dentists.
T. T. Ross.
Doctors.
J. T. Strickland.
Jamps P Battle.
B. N. Brooks.
Drus-arists.
M. C. Yarhoro & Co.
General Merchandise.
Arrington-Bissett Co.
Brooks Son & Co.
L. W. Bnddie.
W. F. Noble.
Ricks, Alford & Batchelor.
W. G. Roberson.
B. H. B. Vester.
J. D. Winstead & Co.
M. C. Yarboro & Co.
Griffin & Ward.
F. B. Cooper & Co.
J. J. Jones.
J. K. Smith & Co.
Lawyers.
R. A. P. Cooley.
S. F. Austin.
E. B. Grantham.
B. A. Brooks.
Oil Mills.
FARMERS OIL CO.— R. U. Brooks, Pres. ;
G. N. Bissett, Manager.
Planing Mill.
Overton & Whitaker.
Shuttle Factories.
SHUTTLE AND SPOOL BLOCK FACTO-
RY— J. C. Rosemond, Manager.
Saw Mills.
Emry & Chappell.
J. D. Overton.
Z. Tavlor & Sons.
George T. White.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Wallace Batchelor.
Undet takers and Embalmers.
J D. Barnes.
Larry & Alford.
CAST ALIA.
Population, 249.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— T. J. Braswell.
CHIEF OF POLICE— F. W. Wheeless.
KOAItn OF \LDERMEN— S. J. Bartholo-
mew, T. A. Matthews, G. D. Taylor.
POSTMASTER— T. J. Braswell.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— G. W. Mav, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— No Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
CASTALIA ACADEMY— T. H. Sledge,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
T. W. Bartholomew.
Contractors and Builders.
J. J. Boothe.
C. C. Gr-tfin.
J. R. Coppidge.
Dentists.
\\ . B. Harper.
Doctors.
T. A. Matthews.
Drusreists.
T. W. Bartholomew & Co.
General Merchandise.
S. J. Bartholomew & Co.
J. M. Batchelor.
Lumber Dealers.
Castalia Lumber Co.
Price & Dixon.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. S. J. Bartholomew.
Mrs. G. D. Taylor.
Repair Shops.
E. E. Boothe.
Shuttle Factory.
Roseman & Griffin.
Undertakers.
J. R. Coppidge & Co.
ROCKY MOUNT.
Incorporated in 1868.
Population, white, 3,000; colored, 2,000.
Vahi'' of real estate and personal prop-
erty, $1,909,895.
No. white polls, 600.
No. colored polls, 350.
TAX RATE— City purposes, 45c; school,
30c; special, 30c. on $100.
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City owns water works.
City owns lights.
City owns sewerage system.
Town Officers.
Election held 1st Monday of May each
year.
MAYOR— W. L. Thorp.
CLERK— C. H. Harris.
TREASURER— Geo. S. Edwards.
TAX COLLECTOR— C. H. Harria.
SUPT. HEALTH— L. C. Covington.
CHIEF FIRE DEPT.— J. H. Cutlirell.
FIRK COMPANIES AND CHIEFS— Fire
Engine Co. No. 1, ffm. Sorden, Jr., Fore-
man; Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1, L. L.
Battle, Foreman.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. S. Davis.
POLICEMEN— L. E. Sumner, J. M.
Rearms. Bak"r Womaok, C. E. Taylor, C.
A. Carter, L. C. Dickins.
BOARD OK ALDERMEN— J. C. BrasweTl.
Thomas H. Battle, George S. Edwards, F.
M. Draughan, J. E. Humphries, T. T.
Thome, W. L. Groom, R. R. Gay, R. P.
Lindsey.
i , , PUBLIC SCHOOLS— W. V. Boyle.
Superintendent; J. A. Parker, Principal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. W
Hines, W. D. Morton, L. V. Bassett, George
L. Parker, J. C. Braswell, Thomas H. Bat
tie, T. T. Thorne.
POSTMASTER— George \V. Robbins.
R. R. AGENT— S. K. Fountain.
FXPRF.SS AGENT— W. V. W.ilimm.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— Braxton Craig, Pastor.
METHODIST— W. S. Rone, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Robert Bruce Owens, Rector.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. D. Morton, Pastor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— J. A.
Loudermilk, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— P. D. Gold, Pas
tor, Wilson.
Hospitals and Asylums.
A. C. L. Relief Department.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Woodard.
Hotel Hammond.
Marriott Hotel.
Commercial Hotel.
Dickens House.
C. B. Braswell.
Mrs. S. E. Edge.
Bullock House.
Hotel Cambridge.
Architects.
D. J. Rose.
J. C. Siout.
J. C. Wynne.
Auctioneers.
R. D. Bullock.
J. R. Cuthrell.
Bakers.
C. W. Miller.
Queen City Bakery.
B. F. Spragins.
Barber Shops.
L. U. Lewis.
J. H. Beddingfleld.
George L. Parker.
W. C. Battle.
Jas. Jeffreys.
Banks and Bankers.
PLANTERS BANK— J. C. Braswell, Presi-
dent; L. L. Harding, Cashier. Capital,
$40,000; Surplus and Profits, $26,000.
BANK OF ROCKY MOUNT— Thomas H.
Battle. President; L. F. Tillery, Cashier.
Capital, $40,000; Surplus and Profits, $27,-
000.00.
ROCKY MOUNT SAVINGS & TRUST CO.
— T. H. Battle, President; J. C. Braswell,
Vice-President; F. P. Spruill, Cashier.
Capital Stock, $10,000; Surplus and Profits,
$5,000.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK— Wm. H. S.
Burgwyn, President; S. P. Hilliard, Vice-
President; Paul R. Capelle, Cashier.
Capital Stock, $25,000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
M. Oppenh'.'imer.
F. S. Gardner.
Bullock & Bro.
Blacksmith Shops.
W. T. Rose.
J. W. Farmer.
Pompev Horn.
J. T. Mattox.
Taylor & Watson.
Books and Stationery.
J. M. Griffin.
P. B. Kyser.
J. P. Edwards.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Wm. Soden, Jr.
J. F. Winters.
N. P. Arrington.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Rocky Mount Brick Co.
Ricks & Jeffreys.
Bicycle Dealers.
Hacknev Bros.
W. R. Strickland.
D. C. High
Dunn & Co.
Bottling "Works.
EDGECOMBE BOTTLING WORKS.— M.
Levin, Proprietor.
Robt. Portner Brewing Co.
Contractors and Builder*.
D. J. Rose.
J. C. Stout.
W. H. Wynne.
A. J. Viverett.
J. H. Daughtridge.
W. C. Fuller.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Rocky MounI Manufacturing; Co.
W. T. Ross.
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Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
J. H. Cutheral.
E. Epstein.
J. D. Blount.
T. L. Conyers.
W. D. Cochran.
Coal and "Wood.
Rocky Mount Wood Co.
Hales & Edwards.
J. W. Matthews.
W. D. Kice.
Commission Merchants.
J. I). Christian
N. P. Lawrence.
Confectionery Dealers.
T. C. MeCall.
W. G. Griffin.
Cotton Mills.
ROCKY MOUNT COTTON MILLS— R. H.
Ricks, President; Thomas H. Battle, Sec-
retary and Treasurer; F. C. Furgerson,
Superintendent.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
S. Robbins.
H. E. Brewer.
C. B. Braswell.
J. P. Daughtry.
Joyner & Rowland.
Clubs.
Sagamore Club.
Dentists.
S. P. Hilliard.
J. J. Battle.
C. F. Smithson.
Doctors.
M. R. Braswell.
<;. L. Wimberley.
W. II. Whitehead.
J. P. Whitehead.
F. J. Thorpe.
J. T. Shubrick.
L. C. Covington.
J. J. Horn.
Diusreists.
J. M. Griffin.
P. B. Keyser.
Palace Pharmacy.
May & Gorham.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. M. R. Barnes.
Mrs. G. H. Daniel.
Dealers in Tobacco.
American Tobacco Co.
Imperial Tobacco Co.
R. C. Burton.
P. C. Vestal.
J. C. Braswell & Co.
W. S. Clary & Co.
W. L. Petty & Co.
Thorpe & Ricks.
Luther W. Starke.
Dealers in Ice.
Rocky Mount Ice Co.
D. K. Styles.
Southern ice Co.
Dry Goods and Notions.
W. L. Middleton.
Blount Bros. & -o.
Bailey, Draughan & Co.
G. Richards.
W. D. Cochran.
Smith & Baker.
Rawlins, Avera & Co.
J. L. Calhoun & Co.
T. L. Conyers.
A. B. Jenkins.
Rocky Mount Supply Co.
D. K. Styles.
S. Robbins.
G. W. Abrams & Co.
L. L. Staton.
Draper & Daniel.
Davenport & Bobbitt.
B. R. Arrington.
A. Liebman.
Dealers in Carriages.
Gay & Arrington.
Rocky Mount Supply Co.
Avent Live Stock Co.
Casket M'f rs and Dealers.
Rocky Mount Manufacturing Co.
Electrical Contractors.
Rocky Mount Electric Light Works.
Fish Markets.
M. Openheimer.
Isaac Sessoms.
W. G. Holland.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Hales & Edwards.
J. W. Matthews.
Foundries and Iron Works.
Rocky Mount Machine WorkB.
Furniture Dealers.
Rocky Mount Furniture Co.
G. S. Tucker & Co.
Philips & Dowdy.
General Merchandise.
II. E. Brewer & Co.
S. Robbins & Co.
W. T. Williford.
C. E. Timmons.
Joyner & Rowland.
D. Abram.
George W Abrams.
Joyner & Robbins.
J. D. Armstrong.
T. L. Worsler.
Rocky Mount Supply Co.
L. L. Staton.
Hardware Dealers.
Gay & Arrington.
Standard Hardware Co.
Hides and Pelts.
M. Oppenheimer.
Insurance Agencies.
Wilkinson, Bullock & Co.
W. S. Vaughan.
Huffines & Davis.
J. L. Arrington.
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Ice Factories and Officers,
ROCKY MOUNT ICE CO.— Eliag Carr,
Manager.
SOUTHERN ICE CO.— J. W. Hines. Gen-
eral Manager.
Job Printing Offices.
TJie Mofor.
H. R. Kinlaw.
Lawyers.
B. H. Bunn.
W. L. Thorpe.
Jacob Battle.
L. V. Bassett.
T. T. Thome.
James P. Bunn
E. B. Grantham.
J. B. Ramsey.
Laundries.
Rocky Mount Steam Laundry.
Charlie Wong.
Lock and Gun Smiths.
Dunn & Co.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
TAR RIVER LUMBER CO.— W. L.
Groom, Manager.
F. M. & D. D. DAUGHTRIDGE.
Machine Shops.
Edwin Havwood.
A. C. L. R. R. Shops.
Rocky Mount Machine Works, S. D
Jenkins, Manager.
Marble Works.
Artope, Whitt and Co.
Millinery and Fancy Good:
Mrs. M. R. Barnes.
Mrs. A. E. Crews.
Mrs. G. Richards.
Mrs. W. G. Giiffin.
Taylor & Daniel.
Mrs. P. C. Green.
Music Teachers.
Miss Checkley.
Miss Katie Thorpe.
Mrs. Nunn.
Newspapers and Editors.
ROCKY MOUNT RECORD-Record Pub-
IiBhing Co.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co., C. Jones, Mgr
Ro^atnde,rnMa0nlge&rs.SUPPly C°- J°^T &
Fred. Simpson.
John Boddie.
John Thorpe.
Plumbers.
Branch & Thurman.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Gay & Arrington.
J- R. Sorsley.
Joyner & Rowland.
Photographers.
J. M. Rhodes.
A. R. Nunn.
Real Estate Agents.
Wilkinson. Bullock & Co.
Huffines & Davis.
Restaurants.
J. R. Cuthrell.
James Nichols.
L. Blackwell.
Isaac Morgan.
W. E. Parrish.
O. C. Petway.
Retail Grocers.
C. W. Hammond.
O. Sadler.
H. J. Downing.
G. H. Daniel.
T. L. Worsley.
0. G. Levey & Bro.
Hugh Parker.
Isaac Sessoms.
R. L. Daughtridge.
T. C. Gorham.
M. E. Hill.
G. F. Jones.
C. R. L. Man-hews.
B. B. Willifred.
Sash and Blind Factories.
ROCKY MOUNT SASH AND BLIND FAC-
TORY—R. G. Green, Manager.
Shinele Dealers.
J. W. Matthews.
Sales and Livery Stables.
H. M. Avent.
E. W. Taylor.
Rockv Mount Supply Co.
E. W. Sherrin.
J. H. Daughtridge.
Saloons.
J. H. Short.
W. C. Proctor.
R. L. Skinner.
R. D. Long.
W. H. Brown.
J. R. Cuthrell.
W. E. Parrish.
C. G. Proctor.
J. F. Gre;n.
J. H. Flowers.
Henry Powell.
Wiley Walston.
Tin and Sheet Iron Roofing.
George R. Dixon.
P. C. Green.
J. E. Lane.
Leon Dixon.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
Western Union Telegraph Co., A. D.
L. P. Parrott.
Watches and Jewelry
George L. Parker.
F. D. Woodruff.
H. H. Thomas.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Western Union Telegraph Co., L. P.
Parrott.
Tobacco Warehouses.
THE DAVIS WAREHOUSE— B. D»t1s,
Proprietor.
THE GRAVELY WAREHOUSE— J. 0. W.
Gravely, Prop.
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COOPER'S WAREHOUSE— C. C. Cooper,
Proprietor.
CREWS' WAREHOUSE— E. H. Crews &
Co., Props.
FARMERS WAREHOUSE— Pitt, Crute,
Ward & Co., Props.
Wholesale Grocers.
Hales & Edwards.
J. W. Matthews.
Christian, Lawrence Co.
SPRING HOPE.
Incorporated in 1889.
Population, 1,250.
Tax Rate: 60 2-3c. on $100.
Town owns electric lights.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— S. E. Eure.
CLERK— A. F. May.
TREASURER— J. U. May.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. M. Stallings.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. M. Stallings.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— A. F. May, J.
J. Sanders, R. E. Copeland, A. T. Mor-
gan, W. R. Griffin.
POSTMASTER— Mack Brantley.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— R. A. D. Betts, F. F.
Eure.
BAPTIST— A. G. Wilcox, A. A. Martin.
ScTi-~1ls and Academies.
SPRING HOPE GRADED SCHOOL— C. F.
McCauley, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Owen Hotel, Mrs. E. M. Owen, Prop.
Pearson Hotel, Mrs. Pearson, Prop.
Banks and Bankers.
SPRING HOPE BANKING CO.— W. W.
Richardson, President; W. H. Taylor, Cash-
ier. Capital, $10,000; Surplus and Profits,
$5,000.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK—
W. H. Griffin, Pres. ; J. F. Crocker,
Cashier. Capital, $10,000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
C. J. Warren.
A. C. Nichols.
Barber Shops.
Morris Higgins, Prop.
M. Tant, Prop.
Blacksmith Shops.
Baines & Strickland.
P. H. Colley.
T. H. Yeargin.
James Richardson.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Woodard & Copeland.
Carriage Mauf acturers.
Baines & Strickland.
P. H. Colley.
Druereists.
A. C. Yarboro.
J. M. Wheless & Co.
Doctors.
Dr. Brantley.
Dr. Dew.
Dry Goods and Notions.
G. VV. Bunn.
J. Leibman.
Finch & Dodd.
Foundries and Iron Works.
Yeargin & Bro.
General Merchandise.
W. H. Griffin & Son.
&. M. Wheless.
Saunders & Sons.
J. J. Spivey & (Jo.
Woodard & Copeland.
John Sykes.
/. A. Marshborne & Co.
B. W. lipchruch
Finch, Richardson & Co.
John N. Bergeron.
J. A. Marshburn.
T. C. May & Sons.
George E. Westray.
W. J. May.
B. E. Morgan.
J. N. Bergeron.
S. E. Eure.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
S. P. Lamm.
Lawyers.
B. F. Taylor.
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
U. VV . liunn.
J. J. Spivey.
Machine Shops.
J. R. Lewis.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Woodard & Copeland.
E. T. Griffin & Co.
W. H. Griffin & Son.
Sanders Sons & Co.
W. H. Pearee.
D. L. Chapel.
Photographers.
Tom Hester.
Planing; Mills
Baines & Strickland.
Saw Mills.
Barbee & Finch.
Va. -Carolina Lumber Co.
W. Hardison.
Stoves and Tinware.
P. E. DiJiard.
Boot and Shoe Shops
J. H. Adam.
Tobacco Warehouses.
Spring Hope Tobacco Warehouse.
Banner Warehouse.
Stalling Warehouse.
Stemmery — Murray, Brantley & Co.
BATTLEBORO.
Partly in Edgecombe and partly in Na«h.
See Edgecombe.
426 NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
County Seat, Wilmington.
Formed in 172'J. Named in honor of the House of Hanover, then the reigninj
dynasty.
Area, 199 square miles.
POPULATION: 25,785. White males, 6,206; white females, 6,470. Foreign born,
S08. Negro males, 5,860; negro females, 7,249 White males over 21 years, 3,4.00; negro
males over 21 years, 3,114. White polls, 2,3E2; negro polls, 1,524.
Value of real estate, $8,333,007, increase of $1,048,699 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, 2,648,320, increase of $389,984 over 1904. including 906 horses, 378 mules, 1 jack,
55 goats. 579 cattle, 2.278 hogs, 7 sheep, 18 dogs.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $11,271,282; by negroes, $494,228.
No. Schools: White, 17.; Colored, 14.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100; road bonds, 4c. and 12c. poll; court house
bonds, 4c. and 12c. poll; hospital, 6 l-3c. and 19c. poll.
POST OFFICES: Castle, WILMINGTON, (c. h.), Wrightsville.
PUBLIC ROADS: R. A. Chadwick, Supt. Woked by convict labor. No. miles, 80;
crushed stone, 25.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Line, 29.68 miles, assessed -value $747,151.00
New Hanover Transit Company, 4.00 miles, assessed value 6,700.00
Aboard Air Line, 3.37 miles, assessed value 67,341.61
Pullman Company, 9.00 miles, assessed value 1,307.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 195.74 miles, assessed value 5,999.00
Diamond Steamboat and Wrecking Company, assessed value 10,500.00
Consolidated Railways, Light and Power Company, assessed value 188,500.00
Brunswick Bridge and Ferry Company, 1.00 miles, assessed value 450.00
Southern Express Company, 33.69 miles, assessed value 3,902.00
The Clarendon Water Works Company assessed value 10,000.00
Robert Portner Brewing Company, assessed value 3,730.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 22nd, two weeks, criminal cases only; April 2nd, two
weeks, first week criminal, second week civil cases; May 28th, two weeks, civil
cases only; July 23rd, two weeks, criminal cases only; September 24th, three weeks,
first week criminal, second week civil cases; December 3rd, one week, civil cases
only.
COUNTY OFFICERS. I tree, (chm.), D. McRae, W. H. Sprunt, Wil
CLERK OF THE COURT-John D. Tay- ni,^^TABLES_wilmington Townshipi
lor. Wilmington.
SHE1MFF— Frank H. Steadman, Wilmin-
ton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W. H. Biddle,
Wilmington.
TREASURER— H. McL. Green, Wilming-
ton.
C ORONER— C. D. Bell.
STANDARD-KFKPKR— G. C. Simmons.
CO. ATTORNEY— M. Bellamy.
CO. SUPT. OF. HEALTH— W. D. Mc-
Millan.
SUPT. CO. HOME— F. A. Montgomery.
CO. SUPT. OF EuUCATION— W. Catlett.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— D. McEachern,
(chm.), M. W. Devine, H. L, Vollers, Wm
F. Robertson, W. F. Alexander.
JAILOR— E. D. Capps.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— George Roun
■V. B. Savage, Wilmington.
Justices of tte Peace.
WILMINGTON" TOWNSHIP W. S. Ber-
nard, John Barry, W. H. Bernard, Samuel
Bear, Jr., John H. Beery, G. J. Boney,
G. W. Bornemann, J. M. Branch,
John L. Cantweii, R. C. Cantwell, Wash-
ington Catlett, J. O. Bunting, Thomas T.
Burnett, Timothy Donian, W. Mc. Evans.
Owen Fennell, O. M. Fillyaw, F. H.
Fechtiz, S. H. Fishblate, John J. Fowler,
H. L. Fentress. John J. Furlong, Wm.
Gilchrist, S. G. Hall, John H. Hanby,
J. Norwood Huske, Marcus W.
Jacobi, B. J. Jacobs, J. D. Hel-
ix, B. F. King, B. R. King, E. S.
Lathrop, F. A. Lord, George LeOrand, J.
F. Littleton, H. H. Mcllhenry, R. C. De-
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
427
Rcssett, W. A. McGowan, J. F. Maunder,
T. D. Meares, Walker Meares, J. P. Mont-
gomery, Roger Moore, Martin Newman, W.
H. Northrop, Jr., Martin O'Brien, W. L.
Parsley, W. E. Perdew, George
Harriss, George N. Harriss, Jos. H. Watters,
Walker Taylor, F. T. Skipper, George C.
Simmons, C. L. Spencer, C. W. Worth, J.
Alvis Walker, W. J. Woodard, Jesse Wilder,
W. E. Worth, Walter E. Yopp, W. H.
Yopp. H. T. Beaunian, A. D. Brown, T. A.
Baxter, S. F. Craig, H. M. Chase, John F.
Devine, John E. Everett, Jr., H. G. Fen-
nell, William Goodman, E. F. Johnson, D.
C. Love, Z. E. Murrell, J. C. Morrison, H.
W. Malloy, B. C. Moore, H. C. McQueen, C.
H. O' Berry, F. W. Ortman, Wm. Sheehan,
Jr., W. R. Smith, R. N. Sweet, L. B.
Sasser, J. H. Sweeney, William Tienken,
R. M. Turrentine, John R. Turrentine, Jr.,
Jos. E. Thompson, W. A. Wilson, Jr., G.
H. Ward, Isaiah West, N. J. Williams, Wil-
mington.
CArE FEAR— Samuel Blossom, C. H.
Casteen, J. H. Johnson, D. J. Westbrook,
W. H. Shearen, Castle.
HARNETT— C. H. Alexander, J. D.
Woody, S. J. Jones, Geritt Walker, Wil-
mington; Giles H. Westbrook, Wrightsville.
Public School Teachers.
Cook, Miss M. E., Wilmington.
Bryan, Miss Gertrude, Wilmington.
Hill, Miss Julia, Wilmington.
Parsley. Miss Susan L., Wilmington.
Crosswell, Miss Sarah, Wilmington.
Moffitt, Mrs. Carrie, Wilmington.
Meares, Miss Adelaide, Wilmington.
Morton, Miss Annette, Wilmington.
Alderman, Miss Kate, Wilmington.
Kingsbury, Miss Maud, Wilmington.
Moffitt, Miss Maggie, Wilmington.
Anderson, Miss Belle, Wilmington.
Parsley, Mrs. Mary D.. Wilmington.
Meares, Miss Eliza, Wilmington.
Payne, Miss Elizabeth, Wilmington.
Montgomery, Miss Isabel, Wilmington.
Harrison, Miss Annie, Wilmington.
Elmore, Miss Kathleen, Wilmington.
Bowen, J. D . Wilmington.
Pearsall, Miss Bettie, Wilmington.
Johnson, Miss Effie E., Wilmington.
Chambers, Miss Emma L., Castle.
Worlev, Miss Lola, Wilmington.
Foy, F. M., Jr., Scott's Hill.
Thorne, Miss Pattie D., Wrightsville.
Middleton, W. E., Wilmington.
Wiggins, Miss Augusta, Wilmington.
Myers, Miss Reba J., Wilmington.
Wright. John M., Wilmington.
Herring, J. P., Wilmington.
WJXMINGTON.
Population, 20,976.
Value real estate, $6,310,123.
Value personal property, $1,880,905.
No. white polls, 2.038.
No. colored polls, 1,008.
TAX RATE— City purposes, $1.50 on $100.
Bonded debt, $694,400.
Election is held 4th Tuesday in March
every two years.
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS— B. F. Keith.
CHIEF ENGINEER CORPS— Robert P.
Johnston.
CLERK U. S. COURT— S. P. Collier.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. M. Waddell.
CHIEF OF POLICE— N. J. Williams.
CAPTAIN— G. W. Smith.
SERGEANTS— B. R. King, J. R. Hardy,
C. S. Burnett, C. W. Woolard.
PRIVATES— J. J. Moore, Leon George, E.
Skipper, Alex. Well, John Mirer, D. W.
Willis, A. D. Woolard, J. H. Otterway, M.
P. Newton, W. M. Harris, W. R. Apple-
burg, M. A. Jones, G. R. Holt, T. G.
Evans, M. C. Gray, H. P. Merritt, W. J.
Howard, E. J. Grimsley, A. D. Smith, E.
R. Chadwick, J. R. Minchen, E. L. Smith,
W. C. Moore, C. E. Wood, I. F. Huggins,
H. W. Howell, J. B. Farrow, R. L. True-
love, W. F. Craig, J. F. Smith.
STANDARD-KEEPER— C. G. Simmons.
CITY CLERK AND TREASURER— John
J. Fowler; C. H. White, Assistant.
CITY ATTORNEY— M. Bellamy, Jr.
CITY SUFI'. OF HEALTH— C. T. Harper.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— M. Rathgen,
M. O'Brien, E. F. Johnson, R. W. Price,
J. O. Brown, W. W. King, J. A. Kerr, P.
Q. Moore, W. H. Yopp, W. E. Yopp.
MARKET CLERK— T H. Johnson.
CATTLE WEIGHER— S. L. Yopp.
JANITORS— L. F. Harper, J. H. Dew.
BOAKD OF AUDIT AND FINANCE—
Jesse Wilder, H. C. McQueen, C. W. Yates,
S. P. McNair, J. A. Orrell, Thomas D.
Meares.
HEALTH OFFICERS— E. W. Hewlett, J.
H. Holton, C. R. Shepard; Robert Green,
POSTMASTER— T. E. Wallace.
R. R. AGENTS— E. D. Williamson, General
Agent S. A. L., Atlantic Coast Line Gen-
eral Offices.
EXPRESS AGENT— Walter Buckner,
Supt. ; John R. Williams.
Ministers and Churches.
ST. PAULS— Lutheran)— H. G. Voight,
Pastor.
ST. MATTHEWS— (Lutheran)— No Pastor.
ST. JAMES— (.Episcopal)— Richard W.
llogue, Rector.
ST. JOHN'S— (Episcopal)— James Car-
michacl, Rer tor.
ST. PAULS— (Episcopal)— Rev. Mr. Sea
brei ze, Rector.
GRACE— (Methodist)— N. M. Watson
Pflstor
FIFTH STREET— (Methodist)— A. McCul
!en, Pastor.
BLADEN— (Methodist)— A. J. Parker
Pastor.
M. Bradshaw, Presiding Elder.
MARKET ViSSION— (Methodist)— A. J
Psrkcr P<istor
FIRST BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Hall, Pastor.
SOITHSIDE— (Baptist)— R. H. Herring
r*sstor.
BROOKLYN— (Baptist)— J. L. Viperman,
Pastor.
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
TEMPLE OF ISRAEL— (Baptist)— S. Men-
dlesohn, Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN— J. M. Wells,
Pflst or
ST. " ANDREWS— (Presbyterian)— A. D.
McClure, Pastor.
EMANUEL — (Presbyterian) — Rev. Mr.
Crawley, Pastor.
SECOND ADVENTISTS— J. P. King, Pas-
tor.
Schools and Academies.
CAPE FEAR ACADEMY— W. Catlett,
Princip.il; Mrs. M. Catlett, Assistant.
ST. THOMAS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL—
(Catholic.)
ST. PAUL'S ACADEMY— (Lutheran.)
Miss Hettie James.
HIGH SCHOOL— Miss Helen Mabry, Miss
Alice Wilson, Miss Eva McCue, Miss Mary
D. Cronlv. Ass'ts.
HEMENWAY SCHOOL— Mrs. M. F. Mc-
Leod, Miss Lena 0. Wiggins, Miss Louise
Hill, Miss Florence Willis, Miss Florrie
King, Miss Jennie D. Wood, Miss M. A.
Bernard, Miss Carrie Duffy, Miss Sophie
Hines, Miss Nellie Faison, Miss Mildred
Davis, Miss Bessie Hankins, Miss Kate Yar-
borough, Mrs. Hattie Fennell, Miss Lanier
Corbett, Miss Kate Johnson, Miss Laura
Hill, Teachers.
MISS ALDERMAN'S SELECT SCHOOL—
Miss Mamie L. Alderman, Prin. ; Miss Ida
Hankins. Miss Lillv Home, Assistants.
MISS HART'S SELECT SCHOOL— Miss
Annie Hart, Prin. ; Miss M. Brown, Assist-
ant.
KINDERGARTEN— Miss Janie M. Wil-
liams.
PRIMARY SCHOOL— Miss Mamie Clark.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Orton Hotel.
Bonitz Hotel.
Fulton House.
Mrs. D. Rountree.
The Colonial Inn.
Architects.
H. E. Bonitz.
Charles McMillan.
H. P. Q. Keller.
Banks and Bankers.
ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK— John S.
Armstrong, President; Jos. W. Yates,
Cashier. Capital, $125, uUO; Surplus and
Profits, $211,000.
MURCHISON NATIONAL BANK— H. C.
McQueen, President; J. V. Grainger,
Cashier. Capital, $300,000; Surplus and
Profits, $175, ^u0.
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK— H. C. Mc-
Queen, President; F. W. Dick, Cashier.
Capital, $30,000; Surpius and Profits, $31,-
000.
WILMINGTON SAVINGS AND TRUST
CO.— J. W Norwood, President; C. E.
Taylor, Jr., Cashier. Capital, $25,000; Net
Surplus, $105,000.
SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK— M. J.
Heyer, President; C. N. Evans, Cashier.
Capital, $100,000; Surplus, $50,000.
ATLANTIC TRUST & BANKING CO.— M.
J. Heyer, President; Milton Calder, Cashier.
Capital, $50,000; Surplus and Profits, $18.-
000.
HUGH McRAE & CO.— Private Bankers.
Bakers.
Wilmington Baking Co.
L. D. Kennedy.
Warren's Cafe.
Barber Shops.
James F. Hartman.
J. H. Bradley.
Guion & Davis.
L. H. Peterson.
R. D. Diew.
B. F. King.
W. H. Rambert.
Yarborough & Murray.
Wi...am Tiencken.
J. W. Cuoton.
Henry Brown.
Blacksmith Shops.
T. Quinlivan.
D. Quinlivan.
P. H. Hayden.
J. O. Brown.
Brewing Companies.
ROBERT PORTNER BREWING CO.— O.
Otto Bauck, Manager.
HOME BREWING CO.— J. C. Little, Jr.,
Manager.
DARLEY PARK BREWING CO.— Jno. M.
Wright, Manager.
Brick Manufacturers.
Hydraulic White Brick Co., Roger Moore's
Sons k Co., Props.
Boots and Shoes.
(Retail.)
Levi McMillan.
George R. French & Son.
Frank Haffner.
Peterson & Rulps.
S. k B. Solomon.
Chesnutt k Barentine.
Mercer & Evans Co.
(Wholesale.)
George R. French k Son.
Chesnutt & Barentine.
Bicycle Dealers.
C. H. O' Berry.
C. F. Duffy.
Brokers.
Hooper & French.
John R. Turrentine Co.
Wilmington Brokerage Co.
John E. Crow k C. C. Brown.
J. H. Brown.
James I. Metts.
R. N. Sweet.
J. C. Morrison.
R. H. Pickett.
Whitehead k Son.
O. H. Wright.
A. H. Zoller.
R. W. Price Co.
Books and Stationery.
C. W. Yatei A Co.
Robert C. De Rosset.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
429
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Palace Market, J. F. Garrell & Co.
Parlor Market, Powell & Co.
Mason & Keys.
R. A. Montgomery.
J. F. Welsh.
B. F. Beavers & Co.
0. H. Kennedy.
1. B. Rhodes.
Carriage Mauf acturers.
P. H. Hayden.
J. 0. Brown.
Cotton Mills.
Delgado Mills.
Wilmington Cotton Mills.
Willard Bag and Manufacturing Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
Wilmington Baking Co.
E. Warren & Son.
J. G. Skipper.
A. Mavronichols, (two stores).
Sarandi Karochi.
John W. Plummer. Jr.
Contractors and Builders.
D. Hanna.
F. A. Applegate.
Thomas & Rogers.
W. E. Glenn.
Burviess & Selvia.
Burrill & Silvia.
Coal and Wood.
Burrill & Selvia.
Coal, Cement & Supply Co.
W. E. Worth & Co.
Chamber of Commerce.
WILMINGTON CHAMBER OF COM-
MERCE— James Kvle, Secretary.
THE MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION— John
Hoar, Secretary.
Crockery and Glass-ware.
A. H. Morris.
F. A. Bissinger.
Cleaning and Pressing Clothes.
WILMINGTON PRESSING CLUB— L. 0.
Sutton, Manager.
Commercial Agencies.
R. G. Dun & Co.
Miss H. M. Whitaker.
Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
NORTH CAROLINA COTTON OIL CO—
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
R. F. Hamne.
Munson & Co.
I. Shrier.
Cross Ties & Tel. Poles.
Carolina Pole Co.
0. L. Clark.
Exporters of Gum Losrs.
Acme Tea Chest Co.
Cotton Gins.
Hales & Richardson.
T. C. May & Son.
Clothing. Hats and Men's
Furnishines.
H. Brantley.
S. B. Dew.
Cape Fear Manufacturing Co.
A. David Co.
Morres Kamnisky.
B. F. Penny & Co.
W. J. Penny & Co.
M. H. Curran.
E. Poezolt.
F. Seitter.
J. M. Solky & Co.
A. Shrier.
Wm. Goodman.
Munson & Co.
I. Shrier.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
John S. McEachern's Sons.
B. F. Mitchell Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
Godfrey Hart.
Crescent Cigar Store.
J. F. Vann.
W. H. Gerkin.
Department Stores.
J. H. Rehder & Co.
George O. Gaylord.
Dentists.
W. T Smith.
J. D. Webster.
J. E. Matthews.
Johnson & Baldwin.
J. H. Dreher.
M. H. P. Clark.
J. H. Durham.
N. M. Culbreth,
Druereists.
B. C. Moore.
H. L. Fentress.
William Niestlie.
J. Hicks Bunting.
J. S. & W. A. Canady.
L. B. Sasser.
James C. Munds.
J. H. Hardin.
J. C. Shepherd, Jr.
W. H. Green & Co., (two stores).
W. C. Munds.
E. A. Ahrens.
J. Hicks Bunting.
R. R. Bellamv.
Bullock & Co.
J. M. Hall & Bro.
Doctors.
D. W. Bullock.
C. D. Bell.
W. E. Storm.
J. C. Wesseil.
W. J. H. Bellamy.
Dr. Mask.
J. n. Alston.
Thomas S. Burbanks.
Frank H. Russell.
Wright Hall.
A. H. Harris.
W. J. Love.
Limel H. Love.
430
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
A. D. McDonald.
Charles T. Harper.
W. 1). McMillan.
Thomas R. Mask.
E. J. Nixon.
E. S. Pigford.
John T. Sehonuald.
George G. Thomas.
W. C. Galloway, (Oculist and Aurist.)
E. J. Wood.
Pride J. Thomas.
George Honnett, (Optician).
T. M. Green.
D. Koonce.
Drv Goods and Notions.
C. L. Spencer.
A. D. Brown.
C. W. Polrogt & Co.
W. J. Penny & Co.
J. Weil.
Taylor's Bazaar.
J. Goldstein.
9. & B. Solomon.
M. G. Tiencken.
I. M. Bear & Co.
Morris Bear & Bros.
Rheinstein Dry GoodB Co.
M. Roseman.
D. Newman & Son.
Piatt & Haar.
Fore & Blomme.
Electric Companies & Officers.
THE TURRENTINE LIGHT CO.
CONSOLIDATED RAILWAYS, LIGHT &
POWER CO.
ETECTRICAL SUPPLY & CONSTRU-
CTION CO.
J. 0. Brock.
Exchanges.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE— J. E. Kyle, Sec.
Fruit Dealers.
Creasy Bros.
W. J. Meredith.
Fennel 1 & Booker.
M. C. Benson.
A. S. Winstead..
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Boney & Harper Milling Co.
Fertilizer Manufacturers.
Va. -Carolina Chemical Co.
Smith & Gilchrist.
Armour Fertilizer Co.
Florists.
Mrs. H. Render.
Wilmington Floral Co.
Miss Lucy Moore.
Miss Fannie Johnson.
Fish and Oyster Dealers.
J. B. Fales.
J. A. Nixon.
E. Tavlor & Co.
W. H. Yopp.
Foundries and Iron "Works.
WILMINGTON IRON WORKS— E. P.
Bailey, President.
CAPE FEAR IRON WORKS— C. W. Worth,
President.
CAPE FEAR MACHINE WORKS-Glavin
Eros., Props.
STANDARD SUPPLY CO.— C. M. Whit-
lock, President.
Furniture Dealers.
Rice & Spencer.
J. J. Kelly.
S. Behrenas.
S. Seigler.
W. T. Mercer.
Munroe & Kelly.
•5. M. Andrews — J. J. Wooten, M'gr.
The Sneed Co.
Davis & Gay.
Gaston D. Phares & Co.
Groceries and Liquor Dealers.
George Sehnibben.
J. H. Woehse.
Martin Rathjeer.
C. Richters.
J. H. Brunges.
W. C. Boesch.
George H. Heyer.
J. W. Chapman.
F. P. Lamb.
Martin Sehnibben.
C. P. B. Mahler.
H. T. Duls.
George Hoar.
John H. Kuck.
Jurgan Haar.
Sternberger Bros.
N. B. Rankin.
J. W. Capps.
Ernest Strunck
E. Walton.
P. Mohr.
Steljes & Co.
B. H. J. Ahrens.
C. D Gore.
W. A. Vollers.
George W. Linder & Co.
T. J. Gore.
H. F. Haar.
G. W. Duls.
J. W. H. Furchs.
D. L. T. Capps.
J. Westbrook & Co.
Hardware Dealers.
J. W. Murchison & Co.
N. Jacobi Hardware Co.
R. H. Beery.
Charles D. Foard.
W. E. Springer & Co.
Hospitals.
James Walker Memorial Hospital.
Hovse Furnishing Goods.
H. K. Holden.
insurance Agencies.
Willard & Giles.
J. H. Boatwright & Son.
Walker Taylor.
J. Van Metts.
NEW HANO\ER COUNTY.
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Insurarce Companies.
CAROLINA INSURANCE CO.— R. R. Bel-
lamy, President; M. S. Willard, Secretary.
Ice Factories and Officers.
Independent Ice Co.— J. A. Springer
Wm. E. Worth & Co.
Job Printing Offices.
Wilmington Stamp Works.
Wm. L. De Rossett.
The LeGwin Printing Co.
S. G. Hall.
The Messenger.
The Morning Star.
The Dispatch.
Junk Dealers,
W. A. Eckle.
Laundries.
Sam Lee.
Lum Hec.
Wilmirgton Steam Laundry — J. W. Smith,
Manager.
Der Wo.
Ah Wing.
Eagle Steam Laundry.
Lawyers.
Thomas Evans.
Rountree & Carr.
George H. Howell.
E. S. Martin.
Russell & Gore.
R. G. Grady.
A. J. Marshall.
H. McClammy.
Wm. J. Bellamy.
A. M. Waddell.
G. L. Peschau.
Empie & Empie.
J. W. Price.
E. K. Bryan.
John D. Bellamy & Son.
Iredell Meares.
Junius Davis.
Thomas W. Davis.
L. V. Grady.
Ste\ens, Beasley & Weeks.
W. B McKay.
Bellamy & Bellamy.
Woodus Kellum.
W. P. GafTord.
J. F. Sellars.
R. G. Grady.
T. E. Brown.
Louis Goodman.
Lock and Gun Smiths-.
G. C. Simmons.
S. Sneeden.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Hilton Lumber Co.
Anerola Lumber Co.
Bridgers & McKeithan Lumber Co.
Waccamaw Lumber Co.
Kidder Lumber Co
Cape Fear Lumber Co. — J. A. Arringdale,
Manager.
Samuel Northrop.
C. C. Chadbourn Sash, Blind & Lumber
Company.
Loan Offices.
Dodd & Co.
Grav & Co.
Bush & Co.
White & Co.
Ham & Co.
Burke & Co.
Lighterage.
L. S. Belden.
J. F. Gause.
W. M. Howey.
Marble Works.
H. A. Tucker & Bros.
Machinery Dealers.
Charles M. Whitlock.
Standard Supply Co.
Price & Co.
T. O. Love.
Cape Fear Machine Co.
Masons and Builders.
Roger Moore's Sons & Co.
J. A. Springer & Co.
Masonic Temple.
MASONIC TEMPLE— J. C. Munds, Sec-
retary.
Mattress Manufacturer!.
John W. King.
Molasses Importers.
Worth Co.
C. C. Covington & Co.
Blair & Healy.
Meat Packing Companies.
ARMOUR PACKING CO.
SWIFT & CO.
Naval Store Dealers.
W. A. Martin k Co.
Patterson, Downing & Co.
Robinson & King.
Matt. J. Heyer.
Payer-Hangers.
J. E. Sharp.
.1. A White.
Cowan & Pettle.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
M. W. Divine & Co.
Monarch Paint Co.
Standard Oil Co.— W. R. Barksdale,
Manager.
Peanuts, Wholesale.
Wilmington Peanut Co.
Produce Dealers.
W. C. Page.
Wm. Sneeden.
Sterling Allen
W. I. Kirkham.
C. E. Collins.
Brooks & Tailor.
Fenner & Booker.
W. J. Meredith.
Plumbers.
J. C. McCartney.
R. H. Grant.
Griffin Brs.
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Pianos and Organs.
S. A. Schlooc.
The Cable Co.
Photographers.
U. C. Ellis.
H. Cronenberg
Vale's Studio.
Lee Greer.
Real Estate Agents.
J. M. Banting.
W. M. dimming.
Dick & Reilly.
J. G. Wright & Son.
M. C. Darby & Co.
Retail Grocers.
Babbitt Bros.
Thomas & Co.
C. E. Smith.
J. B. Fales.
J. C. Walton.
G. W. Green.
J. D. Brown.
J. R. Guthrie.
Joseph Hanby.
J. P. Montomery.
J. A. Montgomery.
R. V. Leonard.
A. H. Holmes.
D. N. Stanly.
Wilmington Grocery.
D. F. Koonce.
J. B. Huggins.
S. W .Sanders. (3 stores.)
Holmes Grocery Co.
C. E. Turner.
B. J. Kulkin.
J. E. Sellars.
Louis Tavlor.
G. M. Murrell.
J. J. Mohr.
J. W. Humphrey.
S. W. Aman.
H. Wentzernson.
J. M. Hartwick.
R. A. Montgomery.
Mrs. M. C. Williamson.
John T. Smith.
G. F. Cumber.
B. M. Wilson.
C. Michaelis.
J. W. Knowles.
B. B. Brown.
G. E. Burnett.
C. Schulken.
H. F. Otten.
E. D. Wessell.
J. O. Nixon.
James Berg.
C. E. Scherer.
W. A. WaiKer.
C. O. Knox.
L. Tindall.
Miss A. V. Jones.
C. R. Pope.
G. W. Hughes.
J. D. Doscher-
W. H. Turley.
J. F. Sellars.
W. P. Woodcock.
E. A. Kerr.
Herring & Thomas.
H .W. Konig.
R. H. Kuhl.
W. R. Smith.
J. Moore.
C. A. Alexander.
Wm. Tiencken.
Carpenter Grocery Co.
N. B. Rankin.
Tailor Establishments.
I.eger Meyer.
E. Poezolt.
Joseph Meier.
M. H. Curran.
F. H. Krahuke.
Refrigerating Companies.
ARMOUR CAR LINE— Refrigerator Car
Service — C. W. Woodward, Agent.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH CO.— T. S. McManns, M'gr.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH AND CABLE CO.
—John E. Wood, Manager.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH AND
CABLE CO.— W. G. Sale, Manager.
Timber Dealers.
H. McL. Green.
E. C. Woodberry.
Pants and Garments Factories.
GORDAN PANTS CO.
WILLARD BAG & MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
Tea Companies.
ACME TEA CHEST CO.— Glasgod »nd
Wilmington— Will L. Miller, Manager.
Tin and Sheet Iron Roofing.
Josej.h F. Craig.
T. S. Toler.
S. L. Smith & Son.
R. U. McCartney.
Hanovtr Iron Works.
Ii and Blind Factories.
Fore & Foster.
Sales and Livery Stables.
N. Schcloss.
Davis Stables.
Orrell & Alexander.
City Livery Co.
J. D. Farrior.
F. T. Mills.
S. P. Cowan.
Saloons.
W. H. Lamb.
H. J. Bennett.
M. O'Brien.
Gieschem Bros.
J. L. Croon.
E. W. Pace & Co.
John M. Mayland.
D. N. Chadwick.
W. B. Pate & Co.
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The Globe Saloon.
John C. Boesch.
J. B. Sanderlin.
B. Bellois.
F. W. Ortman.
J. S. Sneeden.
W. Van Hardin
I. B. Rhodes.
M. L. Starkey.
J. L. Jordan & Co.
Sewerage Companies.
WILMINGTON SEWERAGE CO.— J. R.
Bruff, Supt.
Steamboat Lines.
WILMINGTON AND LITTLE RIVER S.
S. LINE— Stone, Rourk & Co., Agents.
CAPE FEAR TOWING AND TRANSPOR-
TATION CO.— S. F. Craig, Agent.
CAPE FEAR RIVER TRANSPORTATION
CO. — James Madden, Agent.
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS TRANS-
PORTATION CO.— J. S. McEachern, Agent.
NEW YORK, WILMINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN STEAMSHIP LINES— H. G.
Smallbones, Manager.
C. D. Maffitt.
Heide & Co.
Ship Chandiers and Brokers.
C. D. Maffitt.
Skinsrle Dealers.
J. A. Springer & Co.
J. H. Taylor.
Atlantic Shingle, Cooperage & Vener Co.
Sewing Machine Agents.
SINGER M'F'G CO.— D. M. Beardsley,
Manager.
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.—
Cowan Bros., Agents.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
Alex. Davis.
James F. Woolvin.
W. W. King.
Walter E. Yopp.
Thomas Rivera. ' i
Vice- Consuls.
Alex. S. Heide, Vice-Consul Denmark,
Sweeden and Norway.
James Sprunt — Great Britain.
A. J. Howell — San Domingo.
W. M. Cumming — Hayti.
George L. Peschau — Germany. i
'Watches and Jewelry
Victor E. Zoeller & Co.
J. T. Burke.
D. T. McCulIoek.
George Darden.
G. W. Huggins.
George Honnett.
Water Company and Officers.
CLARENDON WATER WORKS CO.— W.
P. Robertson, Superintendent.
Wholesale Wine Dealers.
Sol Bear & Co.
Wholesale Grocers.
H. L. Vollers.
Corbett Co.
Williams Bros.
S. P. McNair.
J. A. Taylor.
Heyer Bros.
D. L. Gore Co.
McNair & Pearsall.
W. B. Cooper.
The Worth Co.
Hall & Pearsall, (Incorporated.)
Joseph H. Watters.
Calder Bros.
.T. C. Stevenson Co.
Brooks & Taylor.
Stone & Co.
Sam Bear, Sr., & Sons.
Holmes Grocery Co.
The Adrian Co., Inc.
J. E. Wilson.
F. H. Hushagen Co.
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.
Connty Seat, Jackson.
Formed in 1741 from Bertie county by the Legislature which met at Wilmington.
Area, 510 square miles.
POPULATION: 21.150. White males, 4,504; white females, 4,468. Foreign born, 20.
Negro males, 6,020; negro females, 6,098. White males over 21 years, 2,191; negro
males over 21 years, 2,470. White polls, 1,478; negro polls, 1,645.
Value of real estate, $2,556,764; increase of $203,854 over 1904. Value of personal
property $2,019,579, increase of $397,675 over 1904, including 2,862 horses, 1,610
mules, 8,512 cattle, 27,517 hogs, 1,448 sheep, 173 goats.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,776,408; by negroes, $210,363.
No. Schools: White, 45; colored, 44.
TAX RATE: County, 18c. on $100 property, and 21e. on poll. Road tax, 16c. on
$100 property; 48c. on poll. Bonded indebtedness, $13,800.
POST OFFICES: Bryantown, Conway, Creeksville, Eagletown, GARYSBURQ,
George, Gumberry, Ingram, JACKSON, (c. h.), Lasker. Liverman. MARGARETTS-
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NORTHAMPTON" COUNTY.
VILLE, Metaerrin, Milwaukee. Pendleton, Pleasant Hill, POTECASI, Rehoboth, RICH
SQUARE, SEABOARD, Severn, Vultare, WOODLAND.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by taxation by laws of 1903; 20c. on $100 and 60a on polL
Amount, $14,000. No. miles, 600.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Line, 7.03 miles, assessed value $176,970.12
Northampton and Hertford, 9.00 miles, assessed value 30,000.00
Seaboard Air Line, 42.67 miles, assessed \alue 852,661.30
Pullman Company, 25.00 miles, assessed value 3,931.25
Western Union Telegraph Company, 451,90 miles, assessed value 22,716.00
Southern Express Company, 50.72 miles, assessed value 5,874.00
Union Refrigerator Transit Co., assessed value 964.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 22nd, one week; March 26th, two weeks; August
6th, one week; October 29th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. T. Flythe,
Jackson.
SHERIFF— H. L. Jovner, Seaboard.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— M. F. Stancell,
Jackson.
TREASURER— J. G. L. Cracken, Sea-
board.
CORONER— N. P. Coppedge, Margaretts-
ville.
SURVEYOR— E. P. Outland.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— H. W. Lewis, Jack-
son.
-SUPT. CO. HOME— A. H. Reed, Jackson.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— S. J. Cal-
vert, Jackson.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— P. J. Long, Jack-
son.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. B. Stephen-
son, (chm.), Severn; N. W. Britton, Wood-
land; E. B. Lassiter, Potecasi.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— C. R. Harrell,
(chm.), Potecasi; D. N. Stephenson, Pen-
dleton; Everett Baugham, Rich Square; J.
M. Grant. Jackson; J. H. Fitzhugh, Garys-
burg; Attorneys, Gay & Midyett.
COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS—
S. J. Calvert, Jackson; J. W. Weaver, Rich
Square; W. F. Outland, Woodland.
CONSTABLES— Gaston Township, J. R.
Clemons, South Gaston; Kirby, W. C.
Coggins, Milwaukee; Rich Square, J. H.
Carter, Rich Square; Wiccacanee, A. S
Eridgers, Meherrin; Jackson, J. E. Grant,
Jackson; Occoneechee, W. E. Pate, Garys-
burg; Roanoke, Arthur P. Jenkins, Lasker;
Seaboard, H. L. Stephenson, Seaboard.
Justices of the Peace.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP— J. A. Parker, J.
S. Grant, J. B. MacRae, John Calvert.
KIRBY— J. B. Stephenson, B. F. Martin,
C. R. Revell, J. O. Parker, W. H. Pruden,
H. R. Maddrey, R. J. Recks.
GASTON— B. M. Pugh, E. M. Clements,
J. L. Waterman.
OCCONEECHEE— W. T. Joyner, T. R.
Ward, F. S. Faison.
PLEASANT HILL— J. W. Magee.
RICH SQUARE— W. A. Barber, Albert
Vann, C. W. Harrell, J. B. Bryan, W. E.
Spivey, Isaac Carter.
SEABOARD— C. L. N. Stephenson, W. T.
Norville, C. P. Stephenson, J. E. Wood-
roof, B. D. Stancell.
WICCACANEE— A. B. Spivey, L. L. Tay-
lor, J. H. DeBerry, E. C. Allen, D. E.
Bridgers, John D. Bottoms, H. C. Las-
siter, C. DeLoatch, W. H. Ivey, J. V.
Rogers.
ROANOKE— J. R. Vaughan, J. H. Woods,
F. C. Brewer, P. T. Hicks, S. C. Draper.
Public School Teachers.
Early, Miss Ella, Rich Square.
Spivey, Miss Mary, Rich Square.
Spivey, Miss Dora, Rich Square.
Baugham, Miss Amie, Rich Square.
Allen, Miss Nellie, Rich Square.
Boyce, Miss Irma, Rich Square.
Thompson, W. J., Eagletown.
Coneland, Miss Anna, Eagletown.
Bowers, Miss Nellie, Jackson.
Whitfield, Miss L. H., Jackson.
Buffaloe, Miss Annie, Jackson.
Calvert, Miss May, Jackson.
Gay, Miss Ida S., Jackson.
Taylor, W. F., Jackson.
Burnett, Mrs. Annie, Jackson.
Tennille, Miss Mannie, Jacks jn.
Stancell, Miss Gee, Jackson.
Leitner, J. P., Seaboard.
Joyner, J. G., Seaboard.
Britton, A. J., Seaboard.
Williams, Miss Helen R., Severn.
Brett, Miss Nannie, Severn.
Watson, Miss Emma, Severn.
Lee, Miss Emma J., Pendleton.
Ware, J. R., Pendleton.
Hedspeth, Miss Nita M., Conway.
Martin, John W., Conway.
Sykes, Miss Mattie, Conway.
Martin, J. Arthur, Milwaukee.
Gilliam, J. R., Milwaukie.
Martin, Miss Emma, Milwaukee.
Harrell, Miss Ella, Potecasi.
Baugham, Miss Mamie, Potecasi.
Beale, O. W., Potecasi.
Sykes, Miss Sallie, Manchester, Va.
Tilghman, Miss, Weldon.
Gav, Miss Fannie, Seaboard.
Sta~nley, Miss Cinderella, Pleasant nill
Flythe, Miss Myrtle, Jackson.
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Boyce, Miss Rebecca, Jackson.
Britton, N. W., Woodland.
Lassiter, Miss Essie M., George.
Copeland, Miss Bertha G., George.
White, D. F., George.
Spencer, Miss Lillie, Lasker.
Britton, C. W., Lasker.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— D. Cole, Potecasi; R. T.
White, Pendleton; Jack Barnes, Pendleton;
E. J. Harrell, Woodland; Paul Bowers,
Garysburg.
METHODIST— W. C. Merritt, Conway.
FRIENDS— B. P. Brown, George.
Physicians not in Towns.
Dr. Reed, Conway.
R. H. Stancell, Margarettsville.
T. Joyner, Severn.
N. P. Coppedge, Margarettsville.
Cotton Gins.
W. Grubbs, Seaboard.
L. L. Taylor, near Seaboard.
Wm. T. Stephenson, near Garysburg.
Flythe L. DeLoach, Creeksville.
Jackson Ginnery Co., Jackson.
Grist Mills.
P. T. Hicks, Lasker.
Stephenson <& S> tees, Pendleton.
J. N. Parker. Jackson.
M. W. Ransom, Jackson.
Lumber Plants.
Garysburg Lumber Co., (Inc.), Garysburg.
Gumberr" Lumber Co., (Inc.), Gumberry.
Saw Mills.
A. Grant, Rehoboth.
E. C. Spencer, near Jackson.
E. B. Lassiter, Potecasi.
Saloons.
Dispensaries at Jackson and Seaboard.
JACKSON.
Incorporated in 1874.
Population, 500.
Value of real estate, $50,000.
Value of personal property, $100,000.
No. white polls, 65.
No. colored polls, 35.
City owns lights.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. S. Grant.
TREASFRER— Paul Moore.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. E. Grant.
CITY PHYSICIAN— H. W. Lewis.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. E. Grant.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. J. Bradley
E. S. Bowers, J. A. Parker
PUBLIC SCHOOLS SUPT.— P. J. Long
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— R. W. Fleet
wood, B. S. Gay, E. S. Brown.
POSTMASTER— W. H. Buffaloe,
R 1! \CK.\ i— ('has. Rhrhart.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. R. Taylor, Pastor.
METHODIST— E. E. Rose, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— W. T. Picard. Rector.
Hotels and Boarding Honsss.
Hotel Burgwvn — Jas. Scull, Prop.
Cleveland Hotel, J. S. Grant, Prop.
Barber Shops.
J. D. Skilea.
Henry Stephenson.
Bicycle Dealers.
Jackson Jewelry Co.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. B. Cocke & Co.
WrigiiL Bros.
J. A. Cocke.
Books and Stationery.
E. S. Bowers & Co.
Jackson Jewelry Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
H. T. Warrick.
J. A. Futrell.
John Odom.
Canned Goods.
Joseph Barrett.
Contractors and Builders.
J. A. Cocke.
Edward Rose.
J. K. Ramsay.
Carriage Maufacturers.
W. T. Picard.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. B. Cocke & Co.
Wright Bros.
Coal and Wood.
Wm. Barrow.
R W. Fleetwood.
W. C. Sauls.
Boone Bros.
Confectionery Dealers.
Joseph Barrett.
J. L. Bradley.
M. R. Bradley.
Jas. Scull,
Noah Brown.
Mrs. L. M. Edwards.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
M. R. Bradley.
E. S. Bowers & Co.
E. J. Gay.
Dentists.
W. Paul Moore.
Doctors.
H. W. Lewis.
Drusr gists.
The Jackson Drug Co.
Dealers in Ice.
J. L. Bradley.
Dealers in Carriages.
J. B. Cocke & Co.
W. T. Picard.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. J. A Cocke.
Mrs. M. T. Edwards.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
M. R. Bradley.
E. J. Gay.
Noah Brown.
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Fruit Dealers.
Joseph Barrett.
L. J. Bradley.
M. R. Bradley.
Noah Brown.
Mrs. L. M. Edwards.
General Merchandise.
E. S. Bowers & Co.
M. R. Bradley.
E. J. Gay.
Jos. Scull.
Mrs. L. M. Edwards.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. T. Picard.
Insurance Agencies.
Garland E. Midyette.
H. H. Grant.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. E. Moore.
"Lawyers.
Gay & Midyette.
Willis Bagley.
S. J. Calvert.
F. R. Harris.
T. W. Mason.
C. G. Peebles.
James A. Worrell.
Mason & Morrell.
Peebles & Harris.
Machine Shops.
J. E. Mocre.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. L. M. Edwards.
Mrs. Smoot.
Faint and Oil Dealers.
Jackson Drug Co.
Saloons.
Jackson Dispensary.
Shingle Manufacturers.
Occoneechee Lumber Co.
Shinale Dealers.
Occoneechee Lumber Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
C. J. Bradley.
E. J. Gay.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
NORTHAMPTON AND HERTFORD— E. J.
Gay, Manager.
JACKSON AND MURFREESBORO— E. S.
Bowers & Co., Managers.
Wood- Working Shops.
J. B. Cocke & Co.
Wright Bros.
I. A. Cocke.
Watches and Jewelry
Jos. Scull.
WOODLAND.
Incorporated in 1885.
Population, 350.
Tax rate, 10c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— John B. Griffin.
CLERK— E. G. Griffin.
TREASURER— R. W. Blanchard.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. P. Griffin.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— J. J. Pumi,
J. L. Outland, R. W. Joyner, G. M. Holo-
man, E. G. Griffin.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— N. W. Britton, Prin.
POSTMASTER— E. O. Griffin.
R. R. AGENT— G. H. Parker.
EXPRESS AGENT— G. H. Parker.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— E. J. Harrell. Pastor.
METHODIST— B. C. Thompson.
FRIENDS— B. P. Brown, Past :r.
Doctors.
R. W. Jovner.
Q. K. Cooke.
Dentists.
J. M. Jacobs.
E. J. Griffin.
Drusrsists.
J. L. Outland.
General Merchandise.
J. W. Lee.
A. P. Griffin.
C. H. Griffin.
E. G. Griffin.
W. N. Griffin.
C. J. Vaughan.
N. Y. Racket Store, Airs. Mattie C. Pur-
vis, Prop.
Paul Harrell.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. B. Griffin.
Shingle Manufacturers.
J. M. Odom.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Woodland Manufacturing Co.
SEABOARD.
Population, 350.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— B. S. Stancell.
CLERK— R. W. Edwards.
TREASURER— W. A. Grant.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. H. Ramsay.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. W. Edwards,
C. P. Stephenson, J. M. S. Rogers.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Beatrice Harris.
R. R. AGENT— F. O Cummings.
EXPRESS AGENT— F. O. Cummings.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. R. Taylor, Pastor, Jackson.
METHODIST— J. C. Johnson, Pastor,
Garysburg.
Schools and Academies.
SEABOARD AND ROANOKE INSTITUTE
— Will Cole, Prin. ; J. P. Leitner, Assis-
tant.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. Mollie Lassiter.
M. D. L. Harris & Son.
C. W. Rose & Bro.
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Cotton Gins.
W. F. Grubbs.
M. R. Stephenson.
Carriage Manufacturers.
M. R. Stephenson.
Doctors.
W. T. Norv-eh.
Furniture Dealers.
Seaboard Feed & Furniture Co.
General Merchandise.
R. W. Edwards & Co.
Crocker & Harris.
J. T. Mad drey.
C. P. Stephenson & Co.
J. W. Leak & Co.
Saw Mills.
W. F. Grubbs.
Undertakers.
M. D. L Harris & Son.
C. W. Rose & Bro.
GASYSBURG.
Population. 269.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— Miss Daisy Calvert,
Principal.
POSTMASTER— W. Grant.
R. R. AGENTS— J. G. Ellis and R. E.
Brown.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. G. Johnson, Pastor.
Doctors.
A. J. Ellis.
lawyers.
T. W. Mason.
General Merchandise.
J. B. Collier.
J. A. Hawks.
J. L. Suiter.
Brown & Ayers.
Retail Grocers.
John Vassar.
J. B. Collier.
J. A. Hawks.
J. L. Suiter.
Ellis & Bro.
Brown & Ayers.
Manufacturers.
Garysburg Manufacturing Co.
J. S. Weaver & Co.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
J. F. Lipsey.
Insurance Agents.
W. T. Joyner
RICH SQUARE.
Incorporated in 1887.
Population, 350.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. J. Lassiter.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. J. Vann.
POSTMASTER— T. Herbert Peele.
R. R. AGENT— C. G. Coanor.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. G. Connor.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— B. C. Thompson, Pastor.
BAPTIST— E. J. Harrell, Pastor.
FRIENDS— Henry T. Outland, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
RICH SQUARE HIGH SCHOOL— Miss Ella
Early, Prin. ; Miss Mary Spivey, Assistant.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
J. F. Shoulers.
J. E. Johnson.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF RICH SQUARE— W. H. S. Bur-
gwyn, President; E. Baugham, Cashier.
Capital, $5,000; Surplus and Profits, $1,000.
Barber Shops.
D. D. Bishop, (col.).
Cotton Gins.
Farmers Ginning and Milling Co., T. C.
Peele, President. (Incorporated.)
Doctors.
Mayland Bolton.
Newspapers and Editors.
ROANOKE-CHOWAN TIMES— A. J. Con-
nor, Editor.
Buggies.
Baugham & Johnson.
John Holoman.
General Merchandise.
Baugham & Weaver.
Conner & Draher.
G. M. Liverman.
Peele, Parker & Co.
Baugham & Johnson.
M. G. Liverman.
J. T. Futrell.
Alex. Bryant.
Insurance Companies.
FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CO.— A. Vann, Pres.
Planing Mills
Farmers' Ginning & Milling Co.
Saw Mills.
Farmers' Ginning & Milling Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Huggins & Allen.
J. P. Holloman.
Watches and Jewelry
J. T. Futrell.
Wood and Repair Shops.
Thompson.
John Manly.
PENDLETON.
Population, 96.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— B. P. Long.
CLERK— W T. Lee.
TREASURER— J. T. Martin.
TaX COLLECTOR— K. T. Martin.
CHIEF OF POLICE— K. T. Martin.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. T. Lee, J.
T. Martin, J. R. Beale.
POSTMASTER— D. N. Stephenson.
R. R. AGENT— E. L. Stephenson.
EXPRESS AGENT— E. L. Stephenson.
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NORTHAMPT ON— ONSLOW.
General Merchandise.
J. R. Beale.
Stephenson & Sykes.
Mrs. B. P. Long.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. B. P. Long.
Sales and Livery Stables.
D. K. Edwards.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. W. T. Lee.
Miss Ida Odom.
"Wood-Working Shops.
Moses Sumner.
Undertakers.
Moses Sumner.
LASKER.
Incorporated in 1894.
Population, 121.
Tax rate, 10c on $100 and $1 per head
for those subject to road tax.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. E. Lassiter.
CLERK— J. S. Bryant.
TREASURER— J. M. Lassiter.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. S. Rose.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. S. Rose.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. P. More
head, J. B. Elliott, J. S. Bryant.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— W. C. Thompson, Prin.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— P. T. Hicks, A.
J. Draper, Everett B. Lassiter.
POSTMASTER— S. C. Draper.
Ministers and Churches.
NEW HOPE— (Methodist)— E. E. Rose,
Pastor, Jackson.
Doctors.
R. P. Morehead.
General Merchandise.
J. W. Leak & Co.
J. B. Elliott.
J. J. Parker.
Jere Brown.
Watch&s and Jewelry
J. M. Lassiter.
MARGARETTSVILLE.
Incorporated in 1892.
Population, 100.
Tax rate, one-fourth of one per cent
Town Officers.
MAYOR— D. E. Bridgers.
TREASURER— B. H. Lanier.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. R. Crumpler.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. R. Crumpler.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. G. Stincell,
J. E. Piland, Walter Garris.
POSTMASTER— C. B. Vick.
R. R. Agent— Dancy Stutz.
EXPRESS AGr,NT— Dancy Stutz.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— Jesse McCarter, Pastor.
General Merchandise.
J. E. Piland & Co.
C. B. Vick & Co.
J. G. Stancill & Co.
J. H. Newton.
SEVERN.
Hotels and Boadine Houses.
R. M. Edwards.
Dentists.
J. W. Hoggard.
Doctors.
T. O. Joyner.
General Merchandise.
Stephenson & White.
Howell & Barnes.
Ernest Deloatch.
Ferguson & Barnes.
R. M. Edwards.
G. W. Pruden
W. H. Pruden.
Sales & Livery Stables.
G. W. Pruden.
ONSLOW COUNTY.
County Seat, Jacksonville.
Formed in 1734 from New Hanover county. Named in honor of Arthur Onslow,
Speaker of the British House of Commons.
Area, 640 square miles.
POPULATION: 11,940. White males, 4,340; white females, 3,990. Foreign born, 3.
Negro males, 1,724; negro females, 1,886. White males over 21 years, 2,045; negro
males over 21 years, 704. White polls, 4,843; negro polls, 2,255.
Value real estate, $1,056,325, decrease of $13,208 from 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $454,806, including 3,320 horses, 4,756 mules, 4 jacks and jennets, 208 goats,
10,602 cattle, 8,617 hogs, 680 sheep, 309 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $4,147,756; by negroes, $455,375.
No. Schools: White, 53; Colored. 20.
TAX RATE: State 25c. on $100 and $2.00 on poll; Schools, 18c. and $1.00 on poll.
Bonded debt, $40,000; interest on debt, $2,400.
ONSLOW COUNTY.
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POST OFFICES: Angola, Belgrade, Catherine Lake, Cyrus, Deppe, Dixon, Duck Creek,
Flox, Gum Branch, Hacraft, Holly Ridge, Hubert, JACKSONVILLE, (c. h.), Kellum,
Lanier, Loco, Marines, Quincy, RICHLANPS, Silverdale, Sneads Ferry, Sparkman,
Springer, Stump Sound, SWANSBORO, Tar Landing, Verona, Wards Mills.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Line, 36.31 miles, assessed value $914,051.90
Western Union Telegraph Company, 36.00 miles, assessed value 1,053.26
Southern Express Company, 36.31 miles, assessed value 4,205.14
SUPERIOR COURT: March 5th; April 23rd; July 16th; October 15th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. W. Burton,
Jacksonville.
SHERIFF— W. C. Mills, Riehlands.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— M. M. Capps,
Jacksonville.
TREASURER— E. W. Summerill, Jackson-
ville.
CORONER— Eli Shiver, Jacksonville.
SURVEYOR— J. L. Woodward, Riehlands.
STANDARD-KEEPER— Julian Avery,
Jacksonville.
CO. ATTORNEY— E. M. Koonce, Jack-
sonville.
SUPT. HEALTH— Cyrus Thompson, Jack-
sonville.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— W. M. Thompson.
Riehlands.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. W.
Montfort, St., (chm.) Riehlands; N. A.
Burton, Tar Landing; J. F. Henderson,
Deppe.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— B. L. Kellum,
Jacksonville; L. S. Petteway, Tar Landing;
N. Sylvester, Riehlands.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— G. H. Sim-
mons, Catherine Lake; D. G. Ward, Swans-
boro; John Oilman, Jacksonville.
CONSTABLES— White Oak Township, B.
T. Jones, Palo Alto; Swansboro, A. T.
Redd, Marines; Stump Sound, L. Marsh-
burn, Bayview; Riehlands, R. V. • Venters,
Riehlands;.
Justices of tlie Peace.
JACKSONVILLE TOWNSHIP— H. C.
Canady, Jacksonville; James Gurganus.
Sparkman; J. H. Marshburn, Angola; J. N.
Gurganus, Angola; B. L. Parker, Jackson-
ville.
HIGHLANDS— S. B. Taylor, J. K. P.
Bachelor, Catherine Lake; S. W. Venters, F.
D. Shaw. Riehlands.
STUMP SOUND— W. C. Allen, Verona; J.
T. Hill, Sneads F<rry.
WHITE OAK— W. J. Montfort. Sr.. Wards
Mill; A. A. Eubank, Belgrade; W. T.
Bray, Deppe.
SWANShORO— R. C. Morton, Hubert; B
J. Pollard, Marines; Solomon .1. Hewitt
Wards Mill; J. A. Pittman, D. G. Ward,
Swansboro; F. . Sanders, Hubert.
Public School Teachers.
Shaw, A. F. , Riehlands.
Trott, Miss Laura, Riehlands.
Sanders, Joseph A., Riehlands.
Shiver, Miss Sybil, Dixon.
Blount, Miss Alice, Swansboro.
Franck, Miss Lina E., Riehlands.
Lanier, J. A., Maple Hill.
Fountain, Miss Acoree, Riehlands.
Heritage, Miss Josephine, Jacksonville.
Koonce, Miss Lizzie, Jacksonville.
Brown, Hosea, Tar Landing.
Dawson, A. C, Tar Landing.
Bryan, Miss Penie, Lanier.
Shepard, James T., Cyrus.
Thompson, Miss Mabel C, Riehlands.
Henderson, Miss Lillian, Polloksville.
Padrick, W. N., Riehlands.
Cooper, A. W., Jacksonville.
Jarman, Miss Mamie, Riehlands.
Franck, Miss Annie, Riehlands.
Frank, Miss Mamie, Riehlands.
Hargett, Miss Kate, Riehlands.
Wooten, B. H., Maple Hill.
Matthews, B. H., Swansboro.
Walton, A. G., Sparkman.
Shepard, C. H., Cyrus.
Woodard, J. L., Riehlands.
Willis, Miss Sal lie, Wards Mills.
King, S., Catherine Lake.
Walton, Miss Elda, Sparkman.
Franck, Miss May. Riehlands.
Franck, Miss Jennie L., Riehlands.
Bryan, Miss Dollie, Lanier.
Erwint Miss Ida, Maysville.
Sandlin, Mrs. H. A., Verona.
Ennett, Miss Elizabeth, Cedar Point.
Brown, L. D., Catherine Lake.
Koonce, Dunnie, Maysville.
Merrill, Mrs. J. B., Jacksonville.
Burton, N. A., Jacksonville. •
Brown, Miss Maud, Hallsville.
Thomas, Miss Nettie, Holly Ridge.
Murrill, Mrs. H. D., Catherine Lake.
James, Miss Florence, Angola.
Weeks, Miss Macy, Deppe.
Eaker, V. C, Jacksonville.
Garison, G. M., Riehlands.
Trott, Miss Annie, Deppe.
Brown, Melton S. , Riehlands.
Edwards, Miss Elizabeth, Flox.
Ministers not in Towns.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— C. C. Brown,
Marines; Rily Shepard, Sparkman; Job
Smith, Loco.
BAPTIST— David Aman, Marines.
METHODIST— J. N. Henderson, Maysville.
Schools ami Academies.
R1CHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL.
Physicians not in Towns.
W. J. Montfort, Sr., Wards Mill.
F. H. Blount, Swansboro.
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ONSLOW COUNTY.
G. J. Dudley, Sneads Ferry.
Merchants not in Towns.
A. N. Sandlin & Son, Verona.
P. T. Yopp, Verona.
J. D. Batts, Holly Ridge.
V. fcidberry, i lolly Ridge.
P. P. Shepard, Sneads Ferry.
O. F. Justice, Sneads Ferry.
T. J. Capps & Son, Sneads Ferry.
Canady Bros., Sneads Ferry.
E. S. Smith, Marines.
W. N. Marine, Marines.
Lewie Marine, Marines.
E. F. Barlow, Duck Creek.
A. H. Slocum & Co., Hubert.
J. W. Bryan & Co., Tar Landing.
Hub. Ward, Silver Dale.
R. E. Gerock, Palo Alto.
A. Reece, Jacksonville.
E. H. Walton, Sparkman.
E. IT. Morton, Sparkman.
O. B. Cox, Catherine Lake.
S. B. Taylor, Catherine Lake.
J. F. Boggs, Catherine Lake.
W. H. & C. D. Franck, Richlands.
M. R. Sabiston, Belgrade.
J. A. Baggatt, Wards Mill.
G. H. Simmons, Catherine Lake.
E. W. Sabiston, Jacksonville.
J. O. Littleton, Wards Mill.
A. S. Rochell, Dixons.
Gleroe Stock Farm, Verona.
J. J. Edwards, Flox.
John Batchelor, Catherine Lake.
H. T. Yopp, Verona.
M. F. Justice, Verona.
Cotton Gins.
E. W. Sabiston, Jacksonville.
B. F. Hall & Co., Tar Landing.
Nash Mattocks, Silver Dale.
M. R. Sabiston, Belgrade.
S. W. Venters, Gum Branch.
W. H. Banks, Richlands.
A. Reece, Jacksonville.
A. F. Famell, Wards Mill.
Frank Henderson, Belgrade.
Isaac Henderson, Hubert.
W. J. Montfort, Sr., Wards Mill.
D. J. Sanders, Hubert.
D. S. Aman, Palo Alto.
T. A. Mclntyve, Verona.
E. H. Walton, Sparkman.
Saw Mills.
A. M. Prince, Holly Ridge.
Pine Lumber Co., Jacksonville.
Hudson & Strange, Catherine Lake.
Warner Lumber Company, Stump Sound.
E. H. Walton, Sparkman.
W. N. Marine, Marines.
Lewis Marine, Marines.
N. R. Deppe, Deppe.
B. R. Hand, Verona.
Grist Mills.
J. F. Cox, Catherine Lake.
W. J. Montfort, Sr., Wards Mill.
E. H. Walton, Sparkman.
Furney Jarmin, Richlands.
Holland Mill, Swansboro.
J. N. Henderson, Hubert.
W. H. & C. D. Franck, Richlands.
J. D. Marshburn, Jacksonville.
Shippers of Produce.
B. F. Hall & Co., Jacksonville.
W. B. Murrill & Co., Jacksonville.
Hinton & Koiince, Jacksonville.
G. W. Taylor, Jacksonville.
JACKSONVILLE.
Incorporated in 1891.
Population 309.
No. white polls, 80.
No. colored polls, 30.
TAX RATE— 20 cents on S100.
Town Officers.
Election is held second Monday in May
of each year; term of o^ce, 2 years.
MAYOR— J. E. Koonce.
CLERK— L. Giles.
TREASURER— L. Giles.
TAX COLLECTOR— M. L. Burton.
CITY PHYSICIAN— E. L. Cox.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— C. Thompson.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. M. O'Quinn.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. P. Hinton,
J. L. Koonce, H. C. Canady, Lionel Giles.
BOARD. OF AUDIT— R. P. Hinton, Lionel
Giles.
POSTMASTER— John Gilman.
R. R. AGENT— G. H. Bender.
EXPRESS AGENT— M. B. Humphry.
Cemeteries and Supts.
One cemetery — No superintendent.
Cotton Weigher.
J. J. Call.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— R. R. Grant, Pastor.
BAPTIST— C. E. Edwards, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Oilman House.
Mrs. H. A. Jarman.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF ONSLOW— F. W. Hargett,
Pres. ; J. W. Burton, Cashier.
Auctioneers.
H. C. Canaday.
H. A. Jarman.
Agricultural Implements.
B. F. Hall & Co.
Hinton & Koonce.
Parker & Quinn.
Barber Shops.
H. C. Canaday.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. B. Murrill.
H. A. Jarman.
Blacksmith Shoos.
L. M. Avery.
Boat Builders.
D. D. Walker.
R. A. Lockamy.
Undertakers.
G. M. Henderson.
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Cattle Dealers.
P. W. Hargett.
H. A. J arman.
Contractors and Builders.
L. M. Avery.
J. L. Henderson.
J. L. Koonce.
Coal and Wood.
P. W. Hargett.
E. L. Cox.
Dentists.
John Gilman.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
G. W. Taylor.
Cotton Gins.
W. B. Murrill & Co.
E. W. Sapiston.
Confectionery Dealers.
Hinton & Koonce.
J. F. Bell.
Clothing;. Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
C. A. Petteway.
Marine & Hurst.
Drug Stores.
J. E. Koonce.
Doctors.
R. W. Ward.
E. L. Cox.
B. L. Kellum.
C. Thompson.
Dealers in Carriages.
F. W. Hargett.
H. A. Jarman
Furniture Dealers.
G. M. Henderson.
Dealers in Ice.
Dawson Bros.
Fish Markets.
Vf. H. Jarman.
J. J. Royal.
Fruit Dealers.
W. B. Murrill.
General Merchandise.
Hinton & Koonce.
B. F. Hall & Co.
W. B. Murrill & Co.
G. M. Barbee A: Co.
W. N. Marine & Co.
Parker & Quinn.
J. F. Bell.
Humphrey & Avery.
Dawson Bros.
Edward Bros.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
F. W. Hargett.
Insurance Agencies.
F. W. Hargett.
J. W. Burton.
M. B. Humphrey.
F. W. K. Kellum.
Job Printing Offices
Lionel Giles.
Lawyers.
E. M. Koonce.
Frank Thompson.
R. Duffy.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
I. E. Ketchuro.
Blades Lumber Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. J. W. Burton.
Music Teachers.
Alice Sanders.
Mrs. J. W. Burton.
Newspapers and Editors.
ONSLOW MESSENGER— Lionel Giles,
Editor.
Painters.
R. A. Lockamy.
B. H. Williams.
Neill Cole.
Retail Grocers.
W. B. Murrill & Co.
Hinton & Koonce.
Dawson Bros.
Sales and Livery Stables.
H. A. Jarman.
F. W. Hargett.
E. W. Summerill.
J. N. Cox.
Cox & Henderson.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
G. H. Bender.
RICHLAND 3.
Town Officers.
MAYOR — T. W. Mills.
Blacksmith Shops.
John Aman.
Cotton Gins.
0. B. Cox & Co.
Venters & Sylvester.
Doctors.
J. L. Nicholson.
General Merchandise.
M. B. Steed & Son.
B. F. Cooper.
Cox & Barber.
Ccx & Thomas.
Z. R. Cieagh & Co.
J. A. Taylor.
Lawyers.
F. D. Koonce.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— Rev. Mr. Grant, Pastor.
DISCIPLE— Rev. Mr. Summerill, Pastor.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Wheeler, Pastor.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. C. Mills.
U. W. Mills.
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ONSLOW— ORANGE.
SWANSBORO.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— P. W. Bell.
POSTMASTER— G. \V. Smith.
Boat Builders.
Edwin Foster.
Van Willis.
C. R. Webb.
R. L. Smith.
Blacksmith Shops.
P. W. Bell.
Druggists.
J. S. Canady & Son.
Fish and Oyster Dealers.
W. W. Russell.
C. S. Pittman, Agent.
General Merchandise.
J. A. Pittman.
W. N. Marine.
D. J. Moore.
W. N. Dennis.
E. W. Watson.
Swansboro Lumber Co.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— (South)— W. A. Jenkins,
METHODIST— (Northern)— No Pastor.
Pastor.
BAPTIST— C. E. Edwards, Pastor.
UNITARIAN— W. E. Cowan, Paetor.
Saw Mills.
Swansboro Lumber Co.
ORANGE COUNTY
County Seat, Hillshoro.
Formed in 1752 from Granville. Johnston and Bladen countieB. Named in honor «f
the House of Orange.
Area, 670 square miles.
POPULATION: 14,600. White males, 4.7S3; white females, 4,646. Foreign born, 7.
Negro males, 2,658; negro females. 2.603. White males over 21 years, 2,310; negro
males over 21 years, 1,124. White polls, 1.455; negro polls, 578.
Value of real estate $1,810,957, increase of $343,548 over 190*. Value personal prop-
erty. $1,219,402, increase of $85,494 over 1904, including 1,898 horses, 1,034 mules,
4,792 cattle, 6,694 hogs, 1,376 sheep, 18 goats,
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,888,479;
No. Schools: White, 46; Colored, 23.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2 -3c. on $100 and 38c.
debt, $1,000. Floating debt about $1,000.
POST OFFICES: Blackwood, Bradshaw, Carr,
EFLAND, HILLSBORO, (c. h.), Schley, UNIVERSITY STATION.
PUBLIC ROADS: Special road tax for Hillsboro Township. Commissioners:
Cheek, E. A. Hughes, Winder Webb.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
North Carolina, 17.27 miles, assessed value $506,346.82
State University, 10.14 miles, assessed value 25,049.00
Pullman Company, 17.00 miles, assessed value 2,673.25
Western Union Telegraph Company, 125.17 miles, assessed value 6,449.83
Mebane-Ridgeville Telephone Company, 10.50 miles, assessed value
Southern Express Company, 27.67 miles, assessed value 3,204.52
Union Tank Line, miles, assessed value 4,1
Southern Bell Telegraph and Telephone Company, assessed value 3,7
Chapel Hill Telephone Company, ^ miles, assessed value 1 . 1
American Telephone Company, miles, assessed value 1,036.00
Atlantic Postal Telegraph Company miles, assessed value 1,5'
SUPERIOR COURT: March 12th; May 21st, civil cases only; August 6th; 0
ber 15th.
6 jacks and jennies,
by negroes, $141,880.
poll; roads, 10c; debt, 4c. Bonded
Cedar Grove, CHAPEL HILL,
J. A.
. COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— D. H. Ham-
ilton. Hillsboro.
SHERIFF— S. W. Andrews, Hillsboro.
REGISTER
Hillsboro.
TREASURER-
boro.
OF DEEDS — John Laws,
-Calvin R. Parrish, Hills-
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SURVEYOR— James O. Webb, Hillsboro.
CO. ATTORNEY— S. M. Gattis, Hillsboro.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— C. D. Jones. Hills-
boro.
SUPT CO. HOME— R. D. Bain, Efland.
CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— J. C. Hocutt,
Hillsboro.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. P. Lock-
hart, (chm.), Mohun; S. T. Forrest, Efland;
D. W. Bureh. Chapel Hill.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— J. T. McAdams,
Sterling Browning, Joseph Pickett, Hills-
boro.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. D.
Webb, (chm.) , Chapel Hill; Joseph A.
Harris, Hillsboro; Chester D. Turner, Hills-
boro.
CONSTABLES— Hillsboro Township, G. S.
Caled; Little River, D. N. Mincey; Bing-
ham, Edward Ivey; Cheeks, B. F. Mebane.
■Justices of the Peace.
HILLSBORO TOWNSHIP— John Kirkland,
J. A. Harris, Hillsboro.
CHAPEL HILL— A. S. Barbee, J. M.
Lloyd, Hinton Tilley, Manly Lindsay, D.
E. Patterson, Chapel Hill.
CEDAR GROVE— S. J. Hall, Cedar
Grove; J. G. Daniel, A. W. Jordan, Cedar
Grove.
LITTLE RIVER— J. W. Terry, W. S.
Miller, J. A. McBroom, W. f. Bacon,
Caldwell Institute.
BINGHAM— S. S. Webb, Oaks; R. L.
Smith, Gath; John T. Sykes, Luico Lloyd,
G. W. P. Cates
CHEEKS— Stephen Dickson, D. M. Pen-
der.
ENO— James A. Scarlett, A. L. Holden,
D. S. Garrard, University Station.
Public School Teachers.
Crutchfield, George F., Hillsboro.
Taylor, Miss Roder.sa, Hillsboro.
Blue, Miss Lena, Hillsboro.
Blue, Miss Janie, Hillsboro.
Forrest, Miss Agnes, Hillsborc.
Thompson, Miss Julia, Hillsboro.
Thompson. Miss Lillian. Hillsboro.
Parker, Miss Emma, Hillsboro.
Fr< eland, Miss Earl, ii:i sboro.
Kirkland, W. E., Chapel Hill.
Pickard, Miss Blanche, Chapel Hill.
Roberson, Miss Nelly, Chap 1 Hiii.
Self, Marion B., Chapel Hill, R. F. D.
McDuffie, J. F., Chapel Hill, R. F. D.
Roberson, Miss Lula, Chapel Hill, R.
F. D.
Lynch, Miss Nannie, Chapel Hill, R.
F. D.
Stanford, Miss Maggy, Chapel Hill, R.
F. D.
Thompson, Miss Florabelle, Chapel Hill,
R. F. D.
Stanford, Miss Carry, Chapel Hill, R.
F. D.
Morrow, Miss Helen, Chapel Hill, R.
F. D.
Hall, Miss Ara, Hillsboro.
Thompson, John, Cedar Grove.
Jordan, Miss Daisy, Cedar Grove.
Kenson, Miss Fanny, Hillsboro.
Cannady, Miss Georgie, South Lowell.
Bacon, Miss Vesta, Hillsboro.
Cothran, Miss Allie, Hillsboro.
Wood, Miss Hetty, Hillsboro.
Blue, Miss Flora, Hilsboro.
Crawford, Miss Ava, Chapel Hill, R.
F. D.
Crawford, Miss Lizzie, Chapel Hill, R.
F. D.
Dodson, Miss Emma, Chapel Hill, R.
F. D.
Forrest, Miss May, Efland.
Reynolds, Miss May, Chapel Hill, R.
F. D.
Walters, Miss Mary C, Chapel Hill,
R. F. D.
Andrews, Ira E. D., Chapel Hill, R.
F. D.
Bynum, G. W., Chapel Hill, R. F. D.
Hamby, A. C, Chapel Hill.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— J. F. McDuffie, Rock Springs,
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— T. Y. Monk, South
Lowell.
Physicians not in Towns.
C. M. Hughes, Cedar Grove.
W. M. Terrell. Cedar Grove.
J R. Hester. Carr.
W. E. Murphy, Carr.
J. R. Parker, Laws.
Schools and Academies.
CEDAR GROVE ACADEMY— Miss Annie
Hughe9, Principal, Cedar Grove.
BINGHAM SCHOOL— Preston L. Gray,
Mebane
ORANGE GROVE ACADEMY— J. F. Mc-
Duffie. Rock Springs.
WHITE CROSS ACADEMY— Marion B.
Self, Principal.
Cotton Gins.
H H. Thompson, Hillsboro.
0. B. Cates, Hillsboro.
U\ R. Llovd, Chapel Hill.
T. F. Llovd, Chapel Hill.
S. C. Patterson, Gath
T. W. Pritchard, Lino
ft. H. Weaver, Chapel Hill.
C. W. Carroll, Chapel Hill.
D. Andrews, Bradshaw.
Wm. Apple, i per.
Merchants not in Towns.
Jordan Bros., Caldwell Institute.
VV. J. Miller, Caldwell Institute.
Miller & Wilson, Schley.
.1. K. Berry, Meredith,
■lames Laws, Jr., Laws.
I'orterrield & Ray. Tolers.
!{- C. Patton, Cedar Grove.
Allison & Ray, Cedar Grove.
S. T. Forrest," Efland.
\ M. Sykes, Joppa.
1. A. Crawford, Rock Springs.
J. P. Teer. Teer.
M. Lindsay, Lindsay.
w. M. Stroud, University Station.
J, T. Couch, University Station.
J. T. Blackman, West Durham.
G. W. Parker, Heno.
John Morrow's Sons, Oaks.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
Lloyd & Co., Gath.
M. C. Ross, Hillsboro.
D. E. Forrest, Efland.
0. F. Craig, University Station.
S. F. Gates, Rival.
Lumber Plants.
Hundley Lumber Co., University Station.
1. M. Rolierson, University Station.
Murray Lumber Co., University Station.
Thomas O. Tinnin, Hillsboro.
Saw Mills.
Joseph Murray, Hillsboro.
John Morrows Sons, Oaks.
John R. Oaks, Rougtmont.
Riley McKee, Meredith.
Manufacturers.
R. C. Hill, Hillsboro.
HILLSBORO.
Incorporated in 1759 as Childsboro; in
17C6 us Hillsboro.
Population, 1 . 1 I.
Tax Rate: 40c. on $100 and $1.20 poll.
Town Officers.
Election first Monday in May every
two years.
MAYOR— Joseph A. Harris.
CLERK— Chas. M. Hayes.
TREASURER— G. T. Durham.
B0.4RD OF ALDERMEN— Shepperd
Strudwick, W. A. Hayes, S. E. Cole, C. R.
Lassiter, George C. Lynch.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— Miss Emma Parker,
Principal.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. S. Spurgeon,
S. M. Gattis, Shepperd Strudwick.
POSTMASTER— Charles G. Rosemond.
R. R. AGENT— P. B. HawKins.
EXPRESS AGENT— E. A. Rosemond.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— A. C. Hamby, Pastor.
METHODIST— N. C. Yearby.
PRESBYTERIAN— H. S. Bradshaw, Pas-
tor.
EPISCOPAL (St. Matthew's)— S. P. Wat-
ters, Rector.
Schools and Academies.
BRAGG & HEARTT— Mrs. M. H. Bragg
and Miss cilice C. Heartt.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
OCCOKEEOHEE HOTP'D— Mrs. Josephine
Hassell, Prop.
LATTA HOUSE— Mrs. Joe Latta, Prop.
COLE HOUSE— S. E. Cole, Prop.
Agricultural Implements.
H. W. & J. C. Webb.
O. J. & B. B. Forrest.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
\V. E. Steward.
Julius C. Scott.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF ORANGE— J. S. Spurgeon,
Pres. ; Paul C. Collins. Cashier. Capital,
$6,000; Undivided profits, $1,079.75.
Blacksmith Shops.
John W. Ray.
Albert Crabtree.
J. T. Rosemond.
S. I. Rothrock.
Books and Stationery.
Hillsboro Book Store, N. W. Brown,
Prop.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
R. L. Faucett.
Cabinet-Makers.
Albert Crabtree.
George Laws.
Canned Goods.
Fancy Grocery Co.
E. A. T{c:emoiid.
F. R. Faucett.
Contractors and Builders.
James Nichols.
John Christmas.
James Newman.
Frank Haves.
W. A. Lloyd.
H. H. Thompson.
Alex. Webt).
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
George Laws.
Clothing. Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
H. W. & J. C. Webb.
3. J. & B. B. Forrest.
S. E. Cole.
E. A. Rosemond.
Reynolds & Walker.
N. W. Brown & Co.
Confectioner^ Dealers.
E. A. Rosemond.
Kancy Grocery Co.
F. R. Faucett.
Cotton Mills.
ENO COTTON MILLS— A. J. Ruffin,
President; G. A. Durham, Vice-President;
James H. Webb, Secretary-Treasurer and
Superintendent.
BELLE VUE MANUFACTURING CO.—
Shepperd Strudwick, President; T. Norfleet
Webb, Secretary-Treasurer and General
Manager.
Crockery and Glassware.
H. W. & J. C. Webb.
Reynolds & Walker.
E. A. Rosemond
N. W. Brown & Co.
S. E. Cole.
Dentists.
J. S. Spurgeon.
Doctors.
Vvm. Strudwick.
C. D. Jones.
D. C. Parris.
Drne: crists.
Win. A. Hays.
C. D. Jones.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Arlena Cates.
Misses Forrest.
Misses Porter.
ORANGE COUNTY.
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Dealers in Tee.
E. A. Rosemond.
Hillsboro Ice Co.
Dry Goods and Notions.
H. W. & J. C. Webb.
0. J. & B. B. Forrest.
S. E. Cole.
N. W. Brown & Co.
Reynolds & Walker.
Fish Markets.
W. E. Steward.
Mitchell Latta.
J. C. Scott.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
HILLSBOkO MILLING AND M'F'G CO.—
(Two Mills)— Jackson Crabtree.
Fruit Dealers.
E. A. Rosemond.
Fancy Grocery Co.
F. R. Faucett.
Furniture Dealers.
H. W. & J. C. Webb.
Forrest Bros.
Grist Mills.
Jackson Crabtree.
General Merchandise.
H. W. & J. C. Webb.
N. W. Brown as Co.
E. A. Rosemond.
O. J. & B. B. Forrest.
S. E. Cole.
Reynolds & Walker.
Hides and Pelts.
W. E. Steward.
N. vtf. Brown & Co.
Insurance Agencies.
D. H. Hamilton.
Paul C. Collins.
Junk Dealers.
N. W. Brown & Co.
Lawyers.
J. W. Graham.
S. M. Gattis.
C. D. Turner.
Frank Nash.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Maggie Forrest.
Mrs. M. L. Taylor & Sister.
Music Teachers.
Miss Ance Heartt.
Miss Hayes.
Mrs. H. S. Bradshaw.
Newspapers and Editors.
ORANGE COUNTY OBSERVER— Jos. A.
Harris, Editor.
Painters.
Richard Berry.
R. M. Graham & Bro.
Pap er-Hangers.
Richard Berry.
R. M. Graham & Bro.
Shingle Dealers.
O. J. Sc B. B. Forrest.
H. W. & J. C. Webb.
Sales and Livery Stables.
E. A. Rosemond & Bro.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
P. B. Hawkins, Agent.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
F. R. Faucett.
H. W. & J. C. Webb.
Wood- Working Shops.
Libert Crabtree.
George Laws.
CHAPEL HILL.
Incorporated in 1851.
Population 1,099.
Tax rate, 33 l-3c. on $100; $1.00 on poll.
University owns water works, sewerage
and light plants.
Election first Tuesday in May every two
years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. S. Roberson.
CLERK— C. D. Griffin.
TREASURER— C. D. Griffin.
TAX COLLECTOR— John O'Daniel.
CHIEF OF FIRE DEPT.— John M.
Markham.
STANDARD KEEPER— R. A. Eubanks.
CHIEF OF POLirK— John O'Daniel.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. W. Pickard,
J. W. Gore, D. McCauley, W. A. Temple.
BOARD OF AUDIT— J. W. Gore, D. Mc-
Caulev, W. A. Temple.
POSTMASTER— W. A. Lloyd.
R. R. AGENT— Thaddeus Fraley.
EXPRESS AGENT— Thaddeus Fraley.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— A. Wildman, Pastor.
METHODIST— M. T. Plyler, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Win. H. Mead, Rector.
PRESBYTERIAN— T. D. W. Moss, Pastor.
Colleges.
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA.
(111th Year.)
OFFICERS.
Francis P. Venable, President.
Eben Alexander, Dean.
Willie T. Patterson, Bursar.
Charles T. Wolkn. Registrar and Sec.
FACULTY.
FRANCIS PRESTON VENABLE, Ph. D.,
LL. D., President, and Professor of Theo-
retical Chemistry.
KEMP PLUMMER BATTLE, LL. D.,
Alumni Professor of History.
JOSEPH AUSTIN HOLMES, S. B., (State
Geologist), Lecturer on the Geology of
North Carolina.
JOSHUA WALKER GORE, C. E., Pro-
fessor of Physics.
THOMAS HUME, D. D., LL. D., Pro-
fessor of English Literature.
WALTER DALLAM TOY, M. A., Pro-
fessor oi Modern Languages.
EBEN ALEXANDER, Ph. D., LL. D.,
Professor of the Greek Language and Lit-
erature.
WILLIAM CAIN, C. E., Professor of
Mathematics.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
CHARLES STAPLES MANGUM, Professor
of Anatomy and Pathology.
HENRY HORACE WILLIAMS, A. M., B.
D., Professor of Philosophy.
HENRY VAN PETERS VYILSON, Ph. D.,
Professor of Biology.
COLLIER COBB, A. M., Professor ot
Geology.
EDWARD VERNON HOWELL, A. B., Ph.
G., Professor of Pharmacy.
MARCUS CICERO STEPHENS NOBLE,
Professor of Pedagogy.
JAMES CAMERON MacRAE, LL. D.,
Professor of Law.
CHARLES HERTY, Smith Professor of
General and Industrial Chemistry.
ISAAC HALL MANNING, M. D., Pro-
fessor of Physiology.
CHARLES ALPHONSO SMITH, Ph. D.,
Professor of the English Language.
HUBERT ASHLEY ROYSTER, A. B., M.
D., Professor of Gynecology. Raleigh.
AUGUSTUS WASHINGTON KNOX, M.
D., Professor of Surgery, Raleigh.
WISCONSIN ILLINOIS ROYSTER, M. D..
Professor of the Practice of Medicine, Ral-
eigh.
RICHARD HENRY LEWIS, A. B., M. D.,
Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Lec-
turer on Hygiene, Raleigh.
KEMP PLUMMER BATTLE, JR., A. B.,
M. D., Professor of Diseases of the Ear,
Nose and Throat, Ralpiah.
LUCIAN McGEHEE, Professor of Law,
GEORGE HOWE, Ph. D., Professor of the
Latin Language and Literature.
HENRY McKEE TUCKER, M. D., Pro-
fessor of Obstetrics, Raleigh.
ANDREW WATSON GOODWIN, M. D.,
Professor of Skin, Genito-Urinary and
Venereal Diseases, Raleigh.
WM. DeB. McNIDER, Professor of Phar-
macology.
JAMES McKEE, M. D., Clinical Profes-
sor of Mental and Nervous Diseases, Ral-
eigh.
JOSEPH HYDE PRATT, Professor of
Economic Geology.
ALVIN SAWYER WHEELER, Ph., D.,
Associate Professor of Organic Chemistry.
CHARLES LEE RAPER, Ph. D.,
Associate Professor of Economics and of
History.
JAMES DOWDEN BRUNER, Ph. D., As-
sociate Professor of the Romance Lan-
guages and Literatures.
NATHAN WILSON WALKER, Professor
of School Organization.
WIILIAM CHAMBERS COKER, Ph. D.,
Associate Professor of Botany.
ARCHIBALD HENDERSON. Ph. D., As-
sociate Professor of Mathematics.
THOMAS JAMES WILSON, JR., Ph. D..
Associate Professor of Latin.
EDWARD KIDDER GRAHAM, Ph. B.,
Associate Professor of the English Lan-
guage.
GEORGE McFARLAND McKIE, Instruc-
tor in Expression and in English.
FRANK McLEAN, Instructor in English.
JAMES EDWARD LATTA, A. M., In-
structor in Physics.
WILLIAM STANLY BEHNARD, A. B.,
v^*-***<vv£ A.
Instructor in Greek.
THOMAS FELIX HICKERSON, Ph. B.,
Instructor in Mathematics.
ROYALL OSCAR EUGENE DAVIS, Ph.
D., Instructor in Chemistry.
JAMES WILLIAM McGEE, JR., M. D.,
Lecturer on Therapeutics, Raleigh.
ROBERT SHERWOOD McGEACHY, M.
D., Chief of Dispensary, Raleigh.
WILLIAM DeBERNIERE MacNIDER, M.
D., Demonstrator of Clinical Pathology,
Raleigh.
ROBERT B. LAWSON, M. D., Instruc-
tor in Physical Training.
LOUIS ROUND WILSON, Instructor in
German.
LEONE BURNS NEWELL, M. D., De-
monstrator of Anatomy.
NATHANIEL CARTLAND CARTER, Ph.
B., B. S., Instructor in Pharmacy.
Schools and Academies.
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL— Mrs. J.
D. Brewer, Principal. >\t>4 , 7 Ja, r^
• Hospitals and Asylums
University Hospital.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Chapel Hill Hotel.
Central Hotel.
Commons Hall.
Mrs. Archer.
Mrs. McNider.
Mrs. Kluttz.
J. B. Cheek.
Mrs. Burcn.
Mrs. Tankersly.
Mrs. Norwood.
Mrs. Berrv.
Mrs. McMillan.
A. P. Burch.
Mrs. McRae.
Auctioneers.
J. D. Webb.
John O. Daniel.
Agricultural Implements.
J. D. Webb.
S. L. Herndon.
D. McCau'ev.
H. H. Patterson.
Barber Shops.
Thos. Dunston.
Dal Guthrie.
Central Hotel Barber Shop.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF CHAPKL HILL— J. S. Carr,
President; A. W. Peace, Cashier. Capital,
$5,000; Surplus and profits, $3,000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Graham Sykes.
H. G. Lee.
T. Henderson.
Blacksmith Shops.
B. F. Rav.
Will Ray.
Books and Stationery.
A. A. Kluttz.
B. 8. McRae.
University Drug Co.
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Boot and Shoe Shops.
H. B. Brewer.
Geo. Trice.
John Jonea.
Building & Loan Associations.
Chapel Hill Investment Co.
Cabinet-Makers.
Chapel Hill Construction Co.
Canned Goods.
T. H. Ranev.
Confectionery Dealers.
A. A. Kluttz.
R. S. McRae.
University Drug Co.
Crockery and Glassware.
D. McCaulev.
H. H. Patterson.
S. L. Herndon.
Cotton Mills.
ALBERTA COTTON MILL— Thomas F.
Llovd. Owner.
BLANCHE HOSIERY MILL— Isaac W.
Pritchard, Owner.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
S. L. Herndon.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
N. C. Long & Bro.
A. A. Kluttz.
J. T. Durham.
H. H. Patterson.
Andrews Cash Co.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
T F. Lloyd.
Henry Lloyd.
Doctors.
Chas. S. Mangum.
E. Abernathv
W. D. McNider.
Isaac H. Manning.
Druggists.
W. M. Yearby.
Eubanks Drug: Co.
University Drug Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
R. L. Stroud.
P. G. Patterson.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Cora Williamson.
Miss Laura Ward.
Mrs. W. F. HalL
Dry Goods and Notions.
H. H. Patterson.
R. L. Stroud.
J. T. Durham.
J. D. Webb.
D. McCaulev.
C. B. Griffin.
Andrews Cash Store.
Dealers in Ice.
H. G. Lee.
Electrical Supplies.
ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.-J. W. Gore.
President.
Fish Markets.
Charles Brewer.
H. G. Lee.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
R. L. Stroud.
H. H. Patterson.
I. D. Webb.
Lee McCauley.
Fruit Dealers.
J. D. Webb.
W. H. Thompson.
W. W. Pickard.
A. A. Klutz.
Furniture Dealers.
R. S. Stroud.
R. S. McRae.
Grist Mills.
Thos. F. Lloyd.
General Merchandise.
H. H. Patterson.
R. L. Stroud.
J. T. Durham.
J. D. Webb.
D. McCauley.
Thos. Lloyd.
S. W. Andrews.
C. B. Griffin.
W. A. Temple.
Andrews Cash Store.
Henry Lloyd.
C. B. Andrews.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
I. D. Webb.
S. L. Herndon.
Hides and Pelts.
E. Wescott.
H. G. Lee.
Graham Sykes.
Insurance Agencies.
MacRae & Roberson.
N. G. L. Patterson.
Job Printing Offices
W. B. Thompson.
The University Press Co.
Lawyers.
W. S. Roberson.
Ira Q. D. Andrews.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W H. Merritt.
Chapel Hill Construction Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Cora Williamson.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. J. M. Williams.
Miss Annie Hearn.
Newspapers and Editors.
CHAPEL HILL NEWS— W. B. Thompson,
Editor.
N. C. JOURNAL OF LAW— J. O. MacRae,
Editor; J. C. MacRae, Jr., Bui. Manager.
Plumbers.
John Foister.
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ORANGE— PAMLICO.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
W. M. Yearby.
S. L. Herndon.
Real Estate Agents.
MacRae & Roberson.
Shintrle Dealers.
Chapel Hill Construction Co.
Sporting Goods.
N. C. Long & Bro.
University Drug Co.
A. A. Klutz.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. J. Hunter.
(Jpo. Pickard & Bro.
W. W. Pickard.
Tailor Establishments.
John Ward.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
E. Gooch.
W. W. Pickard.
Watches and Jewelry
W. B. Sorrell.
E. P. Cate.
PAMLICO COUNTY.
County Seat, Bayboro.
Formed in 1872 from Beaufort and Craven counties.
Area, 360 square miles.
POPULATION: 9,002. White males, 2,790; white females, 2,701. Foreign bora, 5.
Negro males, 1,303; negro females, 1,392. White males over 21 years, 1,298; negro
males over 21 years, 697. White polls, 981; negro polls, 436.
Value of real estate, $762,284, increase of $1,591 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $446,044, increase of $1,036 over 1904, including 948 horses, 626 mules, 157 goats,
3,209 cattle, 9,102 hogs, 824 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,110,890; by negroes, $88,446.
No. Schools: White, 26; Colored, 12.
TAX RATE: County, 96 2-3c. on $100. Floating debt, about $1,200.
POST OFFICES: Alliance, Arapahoe, Ash wood, Bairds Creek, BAYBOKU, (c. h.),
Florence. Grantsboro, Hobucken, Kershaw, Lowland, Maribel, Merritt, Mesic, Olympia,
Oriental, Pamlico, Reelsboro, STONEWALL, Vandemere.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Law of 1905. No. miles, 180.
RAILttOAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Pamlico, Oriental and Western Railroad: 53 miles now under construction, 16%
miles built and track laid and trains running to Bayboro. The whole to be com-
pleted by November 1st, 1906. W. T. Caho, President; George T. Farnell, Sec. and
Treas. Road runs from New Bern via Bayboro, Oriental, Vandermere and all in-
termediate points to Pamlico River on Goose Creek Island opposite Hyde county.
Old Dominion Steamship Company, assessed value $92,466.60
SUPERIOR COURT: April 16th; October 22nd.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— George T. Far-
nell, Bavboro.
SHERIFF— A. B. Campen, Alliance.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Z. V. Rawls,
Bayboro.
TREASURER— S. W. Ferrebee, Stonewall.
CORONER— D. A. Dees, Bayboro.
SURVEYOR— Paul T. Tingle, StonewalL
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— D. A. Dees, Bay-
boro.
SUPT. CO. HOME— George W. Reel,
Bavboro.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— E. C. Ross, Stone-
wall.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. T. Mayo,
(chm.), Mesic; B. F. McCotter, Alliance;
H. L. Gibbs, Oriental.
OO. COMMISSIONERS— Chas. A. Flowers,
(chm.), Vandemere, J. B. Reel, Reels-
bcro; A. T. Midyett, Oriental.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— D. B.
Hooker, Bayboro; W. H. Sawyer, Bayboro;
W. T. Mayo, Mesic.
CONSTABLES— No. 1 Township, B. D.
Bi.nks, Grantsboro; No. 2, Willie D. Dan-
iels, Merritt; No. 3, Ruben L. Rose, Mesic;
No. 4, G. W. Sadler, Hobucken; No. 5, W.
C. Aldridge, Oriental.
Justices of the Peace.
NO. 1 TOWNSHIP— A. J. Holton, Reels-
boro; Barzillai Holton, Olympia; J. E.
Stapleford, Olympia; J. P. Willis, Bairds
Creek; H. A. Brinson, Grantsboro.
NO. 2— J. B. Ferebee, Stonewall; E. C.
Ross, Stonewall; Fred. Silverthorn, Flor-
ence; Calvin Mills, Pamlico; G. W. Brite,
Merritt; C. E. Brite, Merritt.
NO. 3— J. E. Heath, Alliance; J. T.
Dawson, Bayboro; D. B. Hooker, Bayboro;
PAMLICO COUNTY.
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A. J. Flowers, Maribel; J. P. JoneSj Mesic;
E. E. Mayo, Mesic; M. D. Powers, Mesic.
NO. 4— J. R. Sadler, E. W. Spain, Ho-
bucken; J. M. Carawan, Lowland; James
Potter, Lowland; George W. Ireland, Ho-
bucken; J. C. Alcock, Hobucken.
NO. 5— James Spruill, Oriental; W. F.
Midyett, Oriental; W. P. Robinson, Ash-
wood; George \\ . Brinson, Arapahoe; J. R.
Hodges, Oriental.
Public School Teachers.
Stapleford, Miss E. A., New Bern.
Scott, Loyd, Grantsboro.
Mills, Miss Katie, Pamlico.
Cahoon, J. W., Pamlico
Rock, O. J., Reelsboro.
Dowty, Miss Sudie, Grantsboro.
Dunn, C. K. , Arapahoe.
Rock, Mrs. 0. J., Reelsboro.
Brinson, Miss Lillie, Reelsboro.
McCotter, S. E., Merritt.
Dixon, E. P., Merritt.
Ross, Miss Annie, Small.
Todd, Miss Nina, Oriental.
Ross, E. C, Stonewall.
Muse, Miss Charlotte, Vandemere.
Tyson, *■ <>. '1'.. South Creek.
Caffrie, D., Pamlico.
Hardison. John. A listTire.
Kuel, Miss Clee, Reelsboro.
Cahoon, Miss Ida, i aiuuco.
Sawyer, Miss Katie, Florence.
Carawan, Miss Lizzie, Lowland.
Rice, Miss Deletta, Lowland.
Carawan, Miss Colton, Lowland,
Wright, Nat, Lowland.
Potter, Curtis, Lowland.
Bridgman, Miss Rena, Lowland.
Ives, Miss Virginia, Maribel.
Pipkin, Miss Maude, Bairds Creek.
Linton, Miss Lucy, bianey.
Dowty, Miss Hattie, Grantsboro.
IV/idvett, Miss May, Orinetal.
Paul, J. B., Bairds Creek.
Mayo, Mis- Joella, Hobucken.
Attmore, Miss Hannah, Stonewall.
Rowe, Miss Celia, Small.
Rice, J. G., Maribel.
Bridgeman, Miss Maagie, Hobucken.
Ball, Mrs. M. W., Oriental.
Miller, Miss Alice, Arapahoe.
Brinson, H. V., Reelsboro.
Mayo, Miss Amanda, Mesic.
Bradwaters, T. H., Florence.
Gatlin, Miss Grace, Merritt.
Long, J. A., Bayboro.
Brinson, John, Reelsboro.
Miller, Edgar, Bayboro.
Ministers not in Towns.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— Jesse Bennett,
Olympia.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— Win. W. Brinson,
Reelsboro.
METHODIST— D. A. Futrell, Stonewall.
CHRISTIAN— A. J. Hoi ton, Olympia; 1.
P. Holton, J. W. Holton, Reelsboro.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. T. Clark, Hobucken.
Merchants not in Towns.
H. J. Kennedy & Co.. Merritt.
J. L. Jones, Merritt.
Mrs. B. P. Small, Merritt.
James Gordon, Merritt.
J. A. Morris, Florence.
J. W. Martin, Florence.
W. R. Leel, Arapahoe.
H. A. Reel, Arapahoe.
Jos. M. Reel, Arapahoe.
C. E. Paul & Co.. Pamlico.
A. R. Gatlin, Pamlico.
A. C. Brinson, Bairds Creek.
J. E. Reel, Bairds Creek.
N. H. Banks, Grantsboro.
J. F. Paul, Grantsboro.
Wm. Wayne, Olympia.
J. B. Reel & Son, Reelsboro.
John S. Rice, Maribel.
D. C. McCotter & Co., Mesic.
W. T. Mayo, Mesic.
Joseph Morris, Mesic.
F. W. Alcock, Hobucken.
Silas Lupton, Hobucken.
B. A. Sadler, Hobucken.
R. W. Alcock. Hobucken.
S. J. Clark, Lowlands.
E. S. AVatson, LowWids.
John Watson, Lowlands.
Watson & Credle, Lowlands.
R. B. Hardison, Arapahoe.
Maribel Supply Co., Maribel.
VV. H. Gaskill, Hobucken.
Barrel Factories.
E. H. Pickles, Bayboro.
A. F. Midyett, Oriental.
J. B. Lee, Arapahoe.
Fertilizer Manufacturers.
Cowell, Swan & McCotter Co., Bayboro.
Grist Mills.
Dean & Woodard, Pamlico.
R. D. Hodges, Oriental.
W. R. Reel & Co., Arapahoe.
E. H. Pickles, Bayboro.
Sales and Livery Stables.
T. T. Gooding, Oriental.
C. S. Weskett & Co.. Bayboro.
Saw Mills.
N. H. Banks, Grantsboro.
J. B. Reel & Son, Reelsboro.
Dean & Woodard, Pamlico.
Pamlico Lumber Co., W. E. Lukeni &
Co., Philadelphia, Props.; Joshua Flowers,
Manager at Vandemere; S. W. Ferrebee,
Manager at Stonewali.
Arthur F. Midyett & Co., Oriental.
Blades Lumber Co. Oriental.
Bayboro Land & Lumber Co. — (Leased
to the Banner Lumber Co., Bayboro) — G.
D. Cannes, manager.
BAYBORO.
Incorporated in 1881, amended in 1883
and 1902.
Population, 500.
White polls, 36; colored polls, 30.
Election held second Tuesday in May.
Term, two years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— D. 3. Hooker.
CLERK-J. Vf. Miller.
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PAMLICO COUNTY.
TREASURER— W. H. Sawyer. i
TAX COLLECTOR— E. A. Hough.
CHIEF OF POLICE— E. A. Hough.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— John F. Cow- |
ell, W. H. Sawver, C. S. Weskett.
POSTMASTER— John W. Rice.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— No Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
PAMLICO MALE AND FEMALE IN-
STITUTE—J. Adolph Long, Prin. ; Miss ,
Pinkie Ives, Assistant; Miss Hannah Att- <
more, Music Teacher.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
BAYBORO INN— D. B. Hooker, Prop.
HOUGH HOUSE— W. T. Hough, Prop.
LEE HOUSE— Alex. Lee, Prop.
Agricultural Implements.
J. T. Cooper.
J. R. Rice & Bro.
Barber Shops.
W. S. Simmons.
Bicycle Dealers.
T. C. Miller.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle
John G. Irelnnd.
George Swindell.
Blacksmith Shops.
Jack W. Miller
W. C. Hobbs.
Books and Stationery.
John T. Cooper.
J. R. Rice & Bro.
Boots and Shoes.
J. T. Cooper.
J. R. Rice & Bro.
Canned Goods.
J. T. Cooper.
J. R. Rice & Bro.
J. L. Riggs.
Contractors and Builders.
R. C. Best.
Carriage Maufacturers.
W. C. Hobbs.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Jack W. Miller.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
J. T. Cooper.
J. R. Rice & Bro.
Commission Merchants.
J. F. Cowell.
W. H. Sawyer.
Confectionery Dealers.
J. T. Cooper.
J. R. Rice & Bro.
T. O. MLier.
J. L. Riggs.
Crockery and Glassware.
J. T. Cooper
J. R. Rice & Brc.
J. L. Riggs.
Cotton Bryers and Brokers.
W. H. Sawyer.
J. F. Cowell.
Doctors.
H. P. Underhill.
D. A. Dees.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. George Dawson.
Mrs. J. W. Miller.
Dry Goods and Notions.
J. T. Cooper.
J. R. Rite & Bro.
J. L. Riggs.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
J. R. Rice & Bro.
J. T. Cooper.
Florists.
Mrs. E. M. Sawyer.
Mrs. J. T. Cooper.
Mrs. E. A. Hough.
Fish Markets.
Archie Monk.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
J. T. Cooper.
J. R. Rice & Bro.
Furniture Dealers.
Mrs. R. G. Lupton.
Grist Mills.
E. H. Pickles.
General Merchandise.
J. T. Cooper,
J. R. Hice & Bro.
J. L. Riggs.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
J. T. Cooper.
J. it. Rice & Bro.
Hides and Pelts.
J. G. Ireland.
Lawyers.
W. T. Caho.
H. L. Gibbs.
H. L. Harris.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Bavboro Land & Lumber Co.
E. H. Pickles.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Cora P. Hough.
Music Teachers.
Miss Hannah O. Attmore.
Naval Store Dealers.
J. T. Cooper.
J. R. Rice & Bro.
Newspapers and Editors.
BAYBORO SENTINEL— W. T. Caho,
Editor.
Painters.
R. C. Miller.
Archie Ethridge.
Paper-Hangers.
George Tingle.
Real Estate Agents.
W. T. Caho.
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Retail Grocers.
J. T. Cooper.
J. R. Rice & Bro.
J. L. Riggs.
J. W. Green.
Shingle Manufacturers.
E. H. Pickles.
Shinele Dealers.
E. H. Pickles.
Sporting Goods.
T. C. Miller.
Saw Mills.
E. H. Pickles.
Bayboro Land & Lumber Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
E. C. Hooker.
C. S. Weskett & Co.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
BEAUFORT AND PAMLICO TELEPHONE
CO.— Charles Swan, Lessee; C. K. Swan,
Manager.
ORIENTAL,
Incorporated 1S98.
Population, 525.
Tax rale. 50c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— L. B. Midyett.
CLERK— A. H. Hiiskins.
TREASURER— Matthew Swindell.
CHIEF POLICE— Matthew Swindell.
TAX COLLECTOR— \V. B. Ward.
HOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. M. Mason,
Claud Haskins, B. F. Pickles.
POSTMASTER— Claud Haskins.
K. R. AGENT— W. J. Smith.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. J. Booker, Pastor.
HAI'TIST— R. I. Corbett, Pastor.
DISCIPLES— W. H. Petree, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
ORIENTAL HIGH SCHOOL— Prof. Pierce,
Prin. ; Miss Nina Todd, Assistant.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Midyett House— W. F. Midyett, Prop.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Moore & Langley.
Doctors.
G. G. Bell.
O. C. Daniels.
General Merchandise.
A. W. Haskins.
W. J. Moigan.
Oriental Store Co.
G. L. Griffin & Co.
Lawyers.
H. L. Gibbs.
Lumber M'f 'rs and Dealers.
W. B. Blades Lumber Co.
R. D. Hodges.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. H. Powers.
STONEWALL.
Incorpcrated about 1870.
Population, 182.
Tax rate. 10c. on $100.
Town Officers.
TREASURER— S. W. Ferebee.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. C. Ormond.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— J. A. Long, Prin.
POSTMASTER— S. W. Ferebee.
STEAMBOAT AGENT— W. J. Swan.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— D. A. Futrell, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
"Drummers Home."
E. C. Ross.
Doctors.
G. S. Attmore.
General Merchandise.
C. H. Fowler & Co.
S. W. Ferebee.
J. J. Baxter.
VANDEMERE.
Incorporated in 1895.
Population, uo0.
Tax rate, 10c on $100, 50c. poll.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. B. Phipps.
CLERK— U. C. Holton.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. W. Muse.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. W. Muse.
TREASU RER— Charles Griggs.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— S. R. Hickman,
P. E. Jones, Charles ^riggs, J. W. Miller,
J. A. McCotter.
POSTMASTER— P. C. Jones.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. B. Newton, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
VANDEMERE ACADEMY— E. C. Ross,
Teacher.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. T. Lincoln.
General Merchandise.
S. F. Met otter & liro.
J. H. Edwards & Son.
M. C. Holton.
P. C. Jones.
Oyster Factories.
Wagner & Co., Baltimore, Md.
Saw Mills.
W. H. Lucas, Philadelphia, Pa.
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PASQUOTANK COUNTY.
PASQUOTANK COUNTY
County Seat, Elizabeth City.
Formed in 1729 from one of the original precincts of Albemarle. Name derived tfva
the Pasquotank tribe of Indians, who once occupied the section.
Area, 240 square miles.
POPULATION: 13,600. White males, 3,399; white females, 3,234. Foreign born, 47.
Negro males, 3,419: negro females, 3,608. White males over 21 years, 1,680; negro
males over 21 years, 1,526. White polls, 1,170; negro polls, 787.
Value of real estate, $2,228,970, increase of $46,624 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,162,320, increase of $67,386 over 1904, including 2,076 horses, 505 mules, 2
jacks, 322 goats, 5,626 cattle, 10,613 hogs, 1,706 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,150,480; by negroes, $240,810.
No. Schools: White, 22; Colored, 19.
TAX RATE: County, 32c. on $100 and 38c. poll. Floating debt, $1,000.
POST OFFICES: ELIZABETH CITY, (c. h.), Okisko, Weeksville.
R. F. D. ROUTES: Elizabeth City, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Law of 1905. Convict system.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Norfolk & Southern, 12.06 miles, assessed value $216,196.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 26.00 miles, assessed value 1,640.00
Norfolk & Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co., 20.00 miles, asessed value.. 3,000.00
Elizabeth City Telephone Company, 30.00 miles, assessed value 10,000.00
Elizabeth City Electric Light & Power Company, assessed value 7,495.00
Elizabeth City Water & Power Company, assessed value 49,000.00
Old Dominion Steamship Company, assessed value 2,143.00
Southern Express Company, 12.57 miles, assessed value 1,455.00
Suffolk & Carolina Railway Company, assessed value 45,327.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January Sth, two weeks, civil eases only; March 12th, two
weeks, civil cases only; September 17th, one week; November 26th, one week, civil
cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— W. H. Jen-
nings, Elizabeth City.
SHERIFF— Charles Reid, Elizabeth City.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. C. Spence,
Elizaueth Citv.
TREASURER— James P. Thompson, Eliza-
beth City.
CORONER— I. Fearing, Elizabeth City.
SURVEYOR— J. T. Land, Elizabeth City.
STANDARD-KEEPER— W. D. Williams,
Elizabeth City.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— J. B. Griggs,
Elizabeth City.
SUPT. OF CO. HOME— Isaiah Cartwright,
Elizabeth City.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— S. L. Sheep,
Elizabeth City.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— F. M.
Grice, (chm.), Elizabeth City; S. N. Mor-
gan, Elizabeth City; E. V. Davenport,
Elizabeth City, R. F. D. No. 1.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— T. B. Wilson,
(chm.), Elizabeth City; Elihu Olncy,
Ckisko; Gee. W. Otrtwright, R. F. D. No.
1, FHizabeth City; Thomas E. Palmer, R.
F. D. No. 2, Elizabeth City; W. J. F.
| Spence, R. F. D. No. 4, Elizabeth City.
CO. BOARD OF EL :< TIONS— W. H.
Weatherly (chm.), Elizabeth City; P. H.
miis, W. C. Brooks, Elizabeth City.
CONSTABLES— Elizabeth City Township,
R. B. Martin, Elizabeth City: Nixonton,
W'm. H. Simpson, Elizabeth City; Mount
Hermon, James E. Bundy, Okisko; Provi-
dence. Edward Morgan, Elizabeth City;
Newland, E. J. Spence, R. F. D. No. 4,
Elizabeth City.
Justices of the Peace.
ELIZABETH CITY TOWNSHIP— T. B.
Wilson, J. C. Spence, C. W. Grice, M. N.
Sawyer, N. R. Parker, A. S. Neal, H. T.
Greenleaf, Sr., Elizabeth City.
MOUNT HERMON— D. C. Perry, B. G.
Winslow, C. M. Munden, Okisko; Edward
D. Owens, R. F. D. No. 5, Elizabeth City;
D. W. Morgan, R. F. D. No. 6, Elizabeth
City; J. C. Overman, R. F. D. No. 3,
Elizabeth City; C. C. Pritchard, R. F. D.
No. 5, Elizabeth City.
NEWLAND— W. N. Brothers, G. W. Har-
ris, E. J. Spence, J. A. Evans, J. J. Broth-
ers, W. J. Williams, J. R. Brite, R. F. D.
No. 4, Elizabeth City.
NIXONTON— James E. Lane, Wm. H.
Reid, Joseph B. Walston, W. H. Reid, R.
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F. D. No. 1, Elizabeth City.
PROVIDENCE— J. J. Perry, R. F. D. No.
6, Elizabeth City; Z. W. Hollowell, Eliza-
beth City; Simeon Pritchard, W. E. Wood, |
Wm. F. Pritchard, Jr., Joseph M. Jennings, '
Miles E. Davis, Joseph G. Harris, R. F. D. |
No. 3, Elizabeth City.
SALEM— John C. James, Jr., John L. !
Palmer, W. C. Morse, B. F. James, James
M. Parker, Jas. C. Chory, R.
F. D. No. 2, Elizabeth City;
John C. Munden, R. F. D. No. 1, Eliza-
beth City.
Public School Teachers.
Cobb, Miss Emma, Elizabeth City.
Brooks, Mrs. M., Elizabeth City.
Overman, W. S., Elizabeth City.
Cartwright, Miss Minnie, Elizabeth City. j
Hinton, W. M., Elizabeth City.
Banks, Miss Nina, Elizabeth City.
Albcrtson, Miss Minnie, Elizabeth City.
Cartwright, Miss Clintonia, Elizabeth |
City.
Blount, Mrs. M., Elizabeth City.
Bell, R. T., Elizabeth City.
Hood, Miss Lela F., Elizabeth City.
Randolph, W. G., Elizabeth City.
Baker, Mi=s Amelia, Elizabeth Oily.
Butler, Miss Lula, Elizabeth City.
Wood. Miss Mary, Elizabeth City.
Minard, Jennings P., Elizabeth City.
Strahl, Miss Mary, Elizabeth City.
Strahl, Miss Nellie, Elizabeth City.
Godwin, Miss Rosa, Elizabeth City.
Price, Miss Lena, Elizabeth City.
Harris Miss Lelia, Elizabeth City.
Pritchard. Miss Gertrude Elizab ih City.
Harris, Miss Kate, Elizabeth City.
Hobson, Miss Mattie, Elizabeth City.
Butler, Miss Alice, Elizabeth City.
Culpepper, Miss Mary, Elizabeth City.
Brothers, Miss Blanche. Elizabeth City.
Sheep, Miss Pauline, Elizabeth City.
Harvey, Miss Hattie, Elizabeth City.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— W. F. Jones, Elizabeth
City; P. S. C. Davis, Elizabeth City.
BAPTIST— Joseph 15. Ferebee. hlizabeth
City; S. F. Bristow, P. S. C. Davis, Eliza-
beth City.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. L. Lister, South Mills, Camden Co.
E. W. Lister, Weeksville.
S. G. Wright, R. F. D. No. 4, Elizabeth
City.
Merchants not in Towns.
N. D. Pendleton, Elizabeth City, R. !
F. D. No. 1.
Caleb Raper, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 1.
John A. Meads, Elizabeth City, R. F. D
No. 2.
Clifton Sawyer, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 1.
T. H. Pailin & Son, Elizabeth City, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Sawyer & Meads, Elizabeth City R. F.
D. No. 1.
E. W. Dailey, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 2.
John Hall, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 1.
George W. Cartwright, Elizabeth City,
R. F. D. No. 1.
James Towe, Okisko.
D. C. Perry, Okisko.
T. C. Perrv, Okisko.
Joseph S. Brothers, Elizabeth City, R. F.
D. No. 4.
W. T. Stafford Elizabeth City, R. F.
D. No. 4.
George Harris, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Susan B. Granger, Elizabeth City, R. F.
D. No. 4.
H. W. Brite, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Forbes & Rayfleld, Elizabeth City, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Richard Harris, Elizabeth City.
Jos. W. Davis, Elizabeth City,.
Foster Lowry, Elizabeth City, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Robert Raper, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 1.
James S. Cooper, Elizabeth City, R. F.
D. No. 1.
W. J. Temple, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Geo. Williams, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 4.
J. R. Brite, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
N'o. 4.
B. F. James, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Luton & Jackson, Elizabeth City, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Joseph F. Jones, Elizabeth City, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Robert Russell, Elizabeth Citv.
John Overman, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 5.
S. Johnson. Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 1.
James Parker, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Perry, Munden & Co., Elizabeth City, R.
F. D. No. 1.
A. B. Walston, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Cotton Gins.
Perry & Tuttle, Elizabeth City.
Jackson & Williams, Elizabeth City, R.
F D. No. 4.
W. N. Brothers & Bro., Elizabeth City,
R. F. D. No. 4.
J. H. Tuttle, Okisko.
George W. Cartwright, Elizabeth City,
R. F. D. No. 1.
Caleb Raper, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 1.
T. H. Pailin & Son, Elizabeth City, R.
F. D. No. 1.
B. F. James, Jr., M'g'r., Elizabeth City,
R. F. D. No. 2.
M. M. Sawyer, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Perry, Munden & Co., Elizabeth City, R,
F. D. No. 1.
Sawyer & Wilson, Weeksville.
D. C. Perry, Okisko.
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Grist Mills.
Jackson & Williams, Elizabeth City, R.
F. D. No. i.
\V. N. Brothers & Bro., Elizabeth City, R.
F. D. No. 4.
J. H. Tuttle, Okisko.
D. C. Perry, Okisko.
George W. Cartwright, Elizabeth City, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Caleb Raper, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 1.
T. H. Pailin & Son, Elizabeth City, R.
F. D. No. 1.
White i: .-^wyer, Weeksville
B. F. James," Jr., Elizabeth City, R. V.
D. No. 2.
Saw Mills.
Hinton Shingle Co., Elizabeth City, R.
F. D. No. 4.
Jackson K Williams, Elizabeth 2ity, R. F.
D. No. 4.
W. N. Brothers & Bro., Elizabeth City,
R. F. D. No. 4.
E. V. Hinton, Elizabeth City, R. F.
D. No. 4.
J. H. Tuttle, Okisko.
White & Sawyer, Elizabeth City, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Wm. Pailin, Elizabeth City, R. F. D.
No. 1.
D. B. Walston, Elizabeth City, R. F. B.
No. 1
Wilson & Overman, R. F. D.. No. 2.
C. C. Thompson, Elizabeth City.
ELIZABETH CITY.
Population, 8,000.
Value real estate and personal property,
$2,200,000.
TAX RATE: $1.00 on $100; city purposes,
84c; bonded debt, 16c.
Town Officers.
Election is held Tuesday after first Mon-
day in May; term of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— J. B. Leigh.
CT.KRK— R. T. Ulutehurst.
TREASURER— Wr. T. Williams.
TAX COt J KCTOR— R. T. W lutehurst.
ATTORNEY— C. E. Thompson.
CITY PHYSICIAN— H. D. Walker.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— H. D. Walker.
FIRE COMMISSIONER— R. H. Raper.
FIRE COMPANIES AND CHIEFS— Eliza-
beth City Fire Co. No. 1— R. H. Raper,
Chief.
CHIEF OF POLICE— A. C. Bell.
POLICEMEN— C. C. Parker, Wilson
Brothers, B. F. Swindell.
STREET COMMISSIONER— J. F. Weeks.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— M. N. Sawyer,
(ehm.); L. W. Anderson, C. W. Grice, W.
F. Murden, G. M. Scott, J. H. LeRoy, N.
R. Parker.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL— R. E. Sentell,
Principal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— E. F.
Lamb, D. B. Bradford, J. C. Brooks.
POSTMASTER— I. M. Meekins.
R. R. AGENTS— N. & S., J. H. Crawford;
Suffolk & Carolina Ry. Co.. R. B. Martin.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. D. Sykes.
Cemeteries and Snpts.
Hollywood Cemetery.
Episcopal Cemetery.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— C. W. Duke, Pastor.
BAPTIST— (Blackwell Memorial)— Josiah
Crudup. Pastor.
METHODIST— (First Churi.h)— A. P.
Tjer, Pastor; City Road M. it t lunch,
South, II. M. North, Pastor; Presiding
Elder, J. H. Hall.
EPISCOPAL— L. L Williams, Rector.
PRESBYTERIAN— Ni Past ir.
PEARL STREET CHLRCH— (Northern
Methodist)— W. H. Luther, Pastor.
Y. M. C. A.— S. L. Sheep. President;
Frank W. Evans, General Secretary.
Schools and Academies.
ATLANTIC COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE— S.
L. Sheep, President.
SELECT SCHOOL— I. N. Tillett, Prin.
FKIVATE SCHOOL— R. B. Creecy, Jr.,
Principal.
ALBEMARLE HIGH SCHOOL— J. C.
Scarborough, Principal.
STATE COLORED NORMAL— P. W.
Moore, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Arlington Hotel.
Little Gem Hotel.
Onoal's Hotel.
Mrs. Mary E. Fearing.
Mrs. Laura O. Mitchell.
Stokely House.
Poindexter Hotel.
G. E. Robertson.
Agricultural Implements.
Sharher k White. '
Aydlett Rros. Co.
D. M. Jones Co.
Barber Shops.
lames B. Ferebee.
Keystone.
Isaac Lf>i?h. (col.)
A. J. Jordan, (col.)
Geo. Reid, (col.)
Bicycle Dealers.
P. Delon.
Enterprise Cycle Co.
The Excelsior Bicycle Supply House.
W. S. Cartwright.'
Bakers.
B. T. Harris.
R. Koch.
A. B. Seeley & Son.
Enoch Cartwright.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK— Charles H.
Robinson. Prpsident: W, T. Old, Cashier.
C.it :tal, $100,000; Surplus and Profits, $32,-
000.00.
CITIZENS BANK— O. McMullan, Presi-
dent; M. R. Griffin. Cashier Capital,
$25,000; Surplus and Profits, $17,000.
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Wm. T. Old. President; E. F. Aydlett,
Vice-President; George B. Pendleton,
Cashier. Surplu? and Profits, $2,000. Capi-
tal, $25,000.
Brokers.
A. S. Neal.
C. L. Whitehurst.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
C. C. Pappendick.
W. F. Murden & Co.
G. M. Hughes.
Caleb Walker & Bro.
W. T. Love.
John Warren, (col.)
Blacksmith Shops.
Miles Jennings.
A. C. Stokes.
J. H. Pasterfield.
W. K. Carter.
S. K. Simpson.
Broughton & Etheridge.
James Barclift.
W. H. Morris.
Elizabeth City Buggy Co.
Elias Williams
Barrel Factories.
Elizabeth City Barrel Factory.
N. C. Tray and Basket Co.
Box Factories.
National Box Co.
Books and Stationery.
P. W. Melick.
Boots and Shoes.
Owens' Shoe Co.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Elk.
John & Antonio Caprio.
Owens Shoe Co.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Fred G. Thompson.
Elizabeth City Br; Ik Co.
Cabinet-Makers.
F. H. Ziegler.
Reuben Madrin.
Elisha Overton & Co. (col.)
Cotton Gins.
Elizabeth City Milling Co.
M. D. Gregory & Son.
B. F. Spence.
Contractors and Builders.
Otis Bramble.
Harry Pearson.
T. A. Powers.
J. W. Martin.
W. M. Price.
Benton & Lamb.
C. M. Burgess.
Elisha Overton, (col.)
Carriage Maufacturers.
Elizabeth City Buggy Co.
Broughton & Etheridge.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
F. H. Ziegler.
Reuben Madrin.
Elisha Overton & Co., (col.)
Cigar Factories.
ROYAL tTGAR CO.— J. R. Pinner, Prop.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
E. S. Chessen Co.
The Fair.
The Elk.
Coal and Wood.
Crystal Ice and Coal Co.
Fred Davis.
M. G. Wright.
L. L. Hayman.
W. H. Starke, (col.)
Collecting Agencies.
THE CAROLINA COLLECTING AGENCY
—Edmund Alexander, Manager.
Commission Merchants.
N. G. Grandy & Co.
W C. Glover.
L. L. Winder & Co.
George W. Parson & Son.
T. P. Nash.
Confectionery Dealers.
Weatherly & Twiddy, (wholesale).
W. T. Dean & Co.
Confectionery Manufacturers.
Weatherly & Twiddy.
Curio Dealers.
Charles Morgan.
Cotton Mills.
THE ELIZABETH CITY COTTON MILLS
— P. H. Williams, President; James C. Greg-
ory, Secretary and Treasurer.
THE ELIZABETH CITY HOSIERY CO.—
D. B. Bradford, President; P. H. Williams,
Secretary and Treasurer; Geo. F. Seyffert,
Superintendent.
Crockery and Glassware.
P. W. Melick.
Chamber of Commerce.
E. L. Sheep, President; W. L. Smith,
Secretary.
Dealers in Carriages.
J. B. Flora & Co
Elizabeth City Buggy Co.
Broughton & Etheridge. :
Dealers in Tobacco.
J. R. Pinner.
Dentists.
J. H. White.
S. W. Gregory.
O. R. Riddick.
H. S. Willey.
M. M. Harris. ,
Doctors.
Wm. W. Griggs. i
F. W. Lowry.
J. E. Wood.
O. G. B. McMullan. ;
W. J. Lumsden.
J. B. Griggs. •
A. L. Pendleton.
Isaiah Fearing.
Zenas Fearing, Jr. .•
456
PASQUOTANK COUNTY.
C. W. Sawyer.
H. T. Aydlett.
H. D. Walker.
R. B. C. Lamb.
Claude B. Williams.
Q. W. Cardwell. (col.)
Richard C. Jacox (col.)
Drutrirists.
J. E. Wood.
W. W. Griggs & Son.
O. G. B. McMullan.
H. T. Aydlett.
Standard Pharmacy.
Albemarle Pharmacy.
Leonard Pharmacy (col.)
Oriental Pharmacy (col.)
Dress-Makers.
The Misses Sampson.
Mrs. McCabe.
Mrs. J. T. Lamb.
Mrs. John VV. Edney.
Mis." Martha A. Bell.
Miss Maggie Williams.
Miss Serena Williams.
Mrs. Emily Raper.
Dry Goods and Notions.
T. W. Williams.
H. H. Lavanstein.
J. H. Applebaum.
D. J. Abraham.
L. Lavanstein.
Joe Eisenberg.
L. 8. Gordon.
Abe Cohen.
(Wholesale and Retail.)
McCabe & Griee.
R. J. Mitchell.
Rucker & Sheeley.
Fowler & Co.
The Fair.
E. S. Chesson Co.
,5 and lOc. Stores.
W. G. Banks.
Electric Companies & Officers.
Elizabeth City Electric Light & Powei
Company.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
N. R. Zimmerman & Co.
Elizabeth City Milling Co.
Aydlett Bros. Co.
W. S. White.
Foundries and Iron 'Works.
North Carolina Iron Works.
Elizabeth City Iron Works.
Albemarle Iron Works.
Fruit and Confectioneries.
T. C. Allen.
J. Townsand Lamb.
T. W. Williams.
A. B. Seeley & Son.
W. T. Dean & Co.
Furniture Dealers.
P. W. Melick.
, Mathias Owens.
C. L. Lister.
. The Globe.
1 R. E. Quinn & Co.
Fish Markets.
J. B. Lowry.
Pritehard & Jackson.
J. S. Rogers & Son.
Samuel A. Tillett.
Florists.
Mrs. Louisa A. Morgan.
Gas Companies.
Elizabeth City Gas Company.
Grist Mills.
N. R. Zimmerman & Co.
Elizabeth City Milling Oj.
Avdlett Pros." Co.
W. S. White.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Sharber & White.
Aydlett Bros. Co.
D. M. Jones Co.
Ice Factories and Officers.
CRYSTAL ICE AND COAL CO. OF
ELIZABETH CITY. (Inc.)
Insurance Agencies.
Culpepper, Griffin, Old & Grice.
Jones & Fearing.
T. B. Wilson.
M. L. Sanderlin.
N. A. Jones.
E. H. Howe.
J. C. Spicer.
W. B. Griffin.
R. T. Bell.
E. D. Cooper.
Geo. M. Scott.
Junk Dealers.
W. C. Glover.
Miles Jennings.
A. Greenstine.
Job Printing Offices.
Enterprise Printing Co.
Frank M. Dexter.
T. B. Berry.
The Carolina Publishing Co.
Lawyers.
E. F. Aydlett.
J. Heywood Sawyer.
P. H. Williams.
J. C. Brooks.
Koscoe >. . Turner.
". E. Thompson.
George vV. Ward.
E. F. Lamb.
J. B. Leigh.
I. M. Meekins.
Edmund Alexander.
\V. A. Worth.
R. B. Creecv.
John C. B. Ehringhaus.
Ernest Linwood Sawyer.
Daniel W. Perkins, (col.)
Laundries.
Albemarle Steam Laundry.
Sing Lee.
Lumber M'f" rs and Dealers.
Blades Lumber Co.
The Elizabeth City Lumber Co.
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PASQUOTANK COUNTY. 457
National Box Co.
M. L. Davis.
Kramer Bros. & Co.
X W. Swain.
T. A. Commander & Son.
Wells Brown.
Alligator Lumber Co.
George C. Smith.
W. W. Woodley.
Charles H. Berry.
C. C. Thompson.
Plumbers.
Laud Companies.
Thos. P. Wright Co.
Improvement Company of Elizabeth City.
W. P. Knowles.
Riverside Land Co.
Pianos and Qr&xns.
Euclid Heights Co.
Chas. M. Steiff.
Knobbs Creek Improvement Co.
The West End Land & Improvement Co.
Plow Factories.
Machine Shops.
Elizabeth City Plow Co.
The Ball Cultivator Co.
North Carolina Iron Works.
Miles Jennings.
Elizabeth City Iron Works.
Albemarle Iron Works.
Photographers.
W. H. Zoeller.
Charles Morgan.
Marble Works.
C. B. Mason Marble Co.
A. L. Divers.
Misons and Builders,
J. J. Sexton.
W. A. Jones.
Heal Estate Agents.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
J. C. Bland.
M. Skyes & Co.
E. F. Lamb.
Holmes & Co.
N. R. Parker.
Mrs. M. Hill & Co.
N. A. Jones.
Mrs. D. A. Morgan & Co.
M. N. Sawyer.
McCabe & Griee.
C. B. Mason.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
S. Waters & Sons.
Culpepper, Griffin, Old & Grice.
A. C. Hathaway.
J. F. T. Steger.
M. B. Culpepper.
Little fz Sawver.
Music Teachers.
W. E. Dunstan.
Miss Ada C. Meliek.
Bftiil Grocers.
Miss Elizabeth Baker.
S. M. S. Rollinson.
Miss Beulah Fulmer.
A. B. Seeley & Son.
Miss Mary Worth.
Toxev & Gallop.
Miss Lou Cropsey.
The Wesley Williams Co.
Marine Railways.
Pritchard & Jackson.
E. S. Willey.
\V. T. Williams.
Wm. Pailin.
J. C. Commander.
T. B. Hayman.
\V. N. Symons.
Jno. Williams..
C. G. Fearing.
Newspapers and Editors.
Mrs. M. A. Jenkins.
L. J. Pritchard & Co.
THE ECONOMIST— R. B. Creecy, Editor.
R. F. Simpson.
NEWS— Thomas B. Berry, Editor.
James M. Bright.
MISSION HERALD— L. L. Williams, Edi
Henry Williams.
tor.
L. W. Anderson.
TAR HEEL— R. B. Creecy, Editor.
Enoch '"'artu'right & Son.
THE FOUR PRINTERS— Mack G. Heath,
W. F. Murden & Co.
MgT.
T. B. Lamb.
Oil Dealers.
J. W. Sykes. .
Standard Oil Co.— N. G. Grandy & Co.,
J. VV. Ballance.
Agents.
John Ballance.
L. L. Winder & Co.
R. B. White.
J. T. Lamb.
Painters.
C. A. Long.
Miles Davis.
George L. Pappendick.
M. L Whedbee.
Matt. Baker.
West & Sons.
S. W. Swain.
Miles L. Davis.
Richard Williams.
George C. Smith.
Avdlett Bros. Co.
Olive Grocery Co.
E. B. Hughes.
M. B. Dawes.
J. G. Fearing & Co.
J. W. Lane.
J. A. Matthews.
Paper-Hangers.
G. M. Hughes.
Matt Baker.
Newell Garrett.
George L. Pappendick.
H. W. Heath.
M. L. Whedbee.
W. G. Banks.
Joe Sedwick.
T. C. Allen.
458
PASQUOTANK— PENDER.
— ♦
Mack Morrisette.
M. G. Wright.
S. K. Simpson.
W. G. Symons.
Uriah Holmes.
J. G. Meggs.
Restaurants.
Poindexter Hotel.
Rice Mills.
Elizabeth City Milling Co.
Sasli and Blind Factories.
Kramer Bros. & Co.
Seweraee Co.
Elizabeth City Sewerage Co.
Sewiner Machine Aaents.
The Singer Manufacturing Co.
Shingle Manufacturers.
East Coast Cedar Co.
Elizabeth City Lumber Co.
Shingle Dealers.
Kramer Bros & Co.
Ship Brokers and Chandlers.
THE PAMLICO AND ALBEMARLE SHIP
BUOIvi^haGE CO— Samuel M. Alexander,
Manager.
Sail Makers.
D. R. Munden.
Spa* ting Goods.
C. R. Grandy.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Walker & White.
Sam Williams.
Ed. Davis.
A. Q. Elliott.
A. C. Stokes.
J. A. Seott.
Frank & Brickhouse.
B. S. Armstrong.
B. Jones.
Tr»ilor Establishments.
Maurice Wescott.
C. F. W. Raulfs.
J. P. Tatem.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
THE NORFOLK & CAROLINA TELE-
PHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.— C. R.
Johnson, President; C. Guirkin, Yice-
I'i ident and General Manager.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH-CABLE CO.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
THE ELIZABETH CITY TELEPHONE CO.
— C. R. Johnson, President; C. Guirkin,
Vice-President and General Manager.
TvTK»writer Aeents.
W. A. Worth.
Water and Power Cos.
Elizabeth City Water & Power Co.
Veterinary Surgeons.
W. H. Morris.
Watches ana Jewelry
Louis Selig.
J. S. Collins.
Right & Bright.
L. D. Giddens.
Wood-Workin" Shops.
Kramer Bios. & Co.
T. A. Commander & Son.
Wholesale Grocers.
J. H. LeRoy Co.
Avdlett Bros. Co.
W. J. Woodley.
J. B. Flora & Co.
C. W. Stevens Co.
Toxey & GaLop.
INDER COUNTY.
County Seat, Bnrgaw.
Formed in 1875 from New Hanover coun tv. Named in honor of General W. D.
Pender, of Edgecombe, a distinguished officer in the Confederate army.
Area, SCO square miles.
POPULATION: 13,381. White males, 3,?26; white females, 3,146. Foreign born, 14.
Negro males, 3,288; negro females, 3,621. White males over 21 years, 1,555; negro
males over 21 vears, 1,300. White polls, 1,144; negro polls, 923.
Value of real estate, «982,199. Value personal property, $715,879, increase of $46,379
over 1904, including 894 horses, 1,244 mules, 1,597 goats, 6,425 cattle, 22,477 hogs,
3,741 sheep.
Property listed in 1904 by whites, $1,512,712; by negroes, $185,366.
No. Schools: White, 47; Colored, 39.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100. No debt. Three iron bridges.
POST OFFICES: Ashton. Atkinson, Bannermans, Birla, BURGAW, (<
tuck, Currie, Grit, Hampstend, Harrison Creek, Keith, LONG CREEK
Montague, Moores Creek, Olga, Page, Point Caswell, Rocky Point, Scotts Hill, Sloop
Point, South Washington, Topsail Sound,
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law.
h.), Cane-
Maplehill,
PENDER COUNTY.
459
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Line, 59.99 miles, assessed value $1,585,682.45
Pullman Company, 25.00 miles, assessed value 3,931.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 309.00 miles, assessed value 16,673.00
Southern Express Company, 62.83 miles, assessed value 7,276.00
Continental Fruit Express Company, assessed value
Armour Car Lines, assessed value
6,333.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 15th; March 26th; September 10th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. F. Johnson,
Burgaw.
SHERIFF— W. W. Alderman, Burgaw.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— F. T. Groom,
Burgaw.
TKEASURER— W. W. Alderman, Burgaw.
SURVEYOR— C. C. Woodcock, Moores
Creek.
STANDARD KEEPER— T. V. Bordeaux,
Burgaw.
CORONER— R. J. Williams, Rocky Point.
SUPT. CO. HOME— D. C. Barnhill, Bur-
'CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— T. T. Murphy, At-
kinson.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. B. Davis,
(chm.); J. H. Calvin, D. J. Corbett, Jr.,
Burgaw.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— K. F. Powers,
(chm.), Maple Hill; F. P. Flynn, Berta;
CJporge J. Moore, AtXlnson.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. T.
Bland, (chm.), Burgaw; J. B. Moore, Bur-
gaw; T. J. Armstrong, Rocky Point.
"Constables— w. t. vick, Moores
Creek; B. B. Wooten, Maple Hill.
Justices of the Peace.
TOPSAIL TOWNSHIP— A. J. Garrison,
J A. King, J. W. Mallard, Topsail.
ROCKY POINT— W. W. Miller, Rocky
Point.
GRADY— J. F. Herring. N. W. Richards
CANETUCK-H. M. Durant, Birta.
HOLLY— A. E. Burton.
COLUMBIA— L. P. Brooks.
Public School Teachers.
Seavey, Miss Mary B., Long Creek.
George, Miss Kate C, Burgaw.
Bowen, A. Lee, Burgaw.
Sessoms, Miss Daisy, Long Creek.
Koonce, Miss Bessie, Currie.
Porter, Miss Lorena, Montague.
Peterson, Miss Thyra, Montague.
Henrv, Miss Ida, Canetuck.
Marshall, Mrs. Hattie J., Birta.
Driver, Miss Ella, Keith.
Bland, Miss Eunice, Currie.
Murray, Miss Ada, Sloop Point.
Peden, Miss Mattie, Rocky Point.
Corbett, C. E., Hampstead.
Harrell, Miss Bartelle, Scotts Hill.
Monk, Miss Rosa, Rocky Point, R. F.
B., No. 1.
Paddison, Miss Nell, Rocky Point.
Hobbs, Jr., J. C, Banncrmans.
Bowen, H. I., Burgaw.
Herring, Miss Idella, Grit.
Stringfield, Miss Calliie, ivanhoe.
Frayser, Miss Lou H., Atkinson.
\\ ard, Miss Mary, Burgaw.
Brinson, Miss Minnie, Currie.
Dullard, Miss Cora, Burgaw.
Cole, Robt., Atkinson.
Johnson, Miss Maggie, Atkinson.
Paddison, Miss Annie, Point Caswell.
Paddison, Miss Maude, Point Caswell.
Cowper, B. T., Burgaw.
Whitehead, Miss Elizabeth, Burgaw.
McCullen, Miss Dora, Burgaw.
Powers, Miss Fannie, Burgaw.
Herring. Miss Bettie. Burgaw.
Crisp, J. C, South Washington, R. F.
D., No. 1. „ _
Johnson, Miss Mary Bell, Burgaw, B. F
D., No. 1.
Chambers, Miss Emma L., Rocky Point.
Powers, Miss Hattie V., Rocky Point.
Oliver, Miss Edna S., Rocky Point.
Saunders, Dan C, Burgaw.
Mclntire. Miss Sallic, Burgaw.
Simpson, Miss Berta, South Washington.
Powers, Miss Mary Lou, Willard.
Shaw, Miss Carrie, Willard.
Alderman, Miss Laura, Willard.
Reed, Miss Lila, Willard.
Brinson, Miss Lucy, Rocky Point.
Moore, Miss Mary, Burgaw.
Jones, Miss Katie., Maple Hill.
Hand, Miss Douglas, Burgaw.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— Isaac Jones, Maple Hill.
SANCTIrTCATION— Jackson Bordeaux,
Ash ton.
UNITARIAN— W. S. Key, Burgaw.
Physicians not in Towns.
Geo. W. Walker, Long Creek.
George F. Lucas, Currie.
Robert J. Williams, Rocky Point.
L. L. Alexander, Topsail Sound.
Merchants not in Towns.
W. W. Miller, Rocky Point.
J. C. Jones, Rocky Point.
J. B. Armstrong, Rocky Point.
W. W. Larkins, Long Creek.
J. E. Henrv, Long Creek.
Geo. H. Bryant. Long Creek.
L. Vollers, Point Caswell.
Casper Moore, Currie.
W. F. Bowen, Willard.
W. C. Keith, Keith.
J. A. Dew, Birta.
J. Q. Herring, Birta.
J. D. Lewis, Atkinson.
Frank Sessoms, Fair View.
Hawes & Sellers, Atkinson.
C. D. McGowan, Willard.
460
PENDER - OUNTY.
J. G. Blake, South Washington.
J. M. Lee South Washington.
J. M. Turner, near Ashton.
E. A. Armstrong, Ashton.
J. B. Davis, near Rocky Point.
J. W. West brook, Hampstead.
G. W. Pollock, Hampstead.
Jasper Sidbury, Scotts Hill.
Ransom Mashburn, Maple Hill.
A. Bowen, Willard.
J. W. S. Robinson, near Ivanhoe.
W. M. Corbett, Olga.
R. K. Brvan, Sloop Point.
J. G. Page, Page.
C -tton Gins.
E. M. Johnston, Willard; Isaac Jones,
Maple Hill: W. M. L. Nunnalle, Currie; J.
W. S. Robinson, Ivanhoe; D. J. Corbett,
Sr., Nat Moore, IJuieaw Gin Co., Bur-
gaw; W. W. Larkins, Long Creek; R. S.
Moore. Ivanhoe; If. W. & Rudolph Riven-
bark, South Washington.
Lumber Plants.
W. L. Nunnalle Lumber Co., Currie.
,1. H. Griffin, Sloop Point.
W. M. Sanderson, Burgaw.
D. W. Southerland, Willard.
Gibson James, Maple Hill.
Jno. R. Hawes, Atkinson.
J. H. Smith, (col.), Burgaw.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
John A. Murphy, Atkinson.
J. A. Rowe, Burgaw.
Shinsrle Dealers.
E. A. Hawes, Atkinson.
J. B. Davis, Rocky Point.
W. M. Sanderson, Burgaw.
Union Shingle Mill, Burg-aw.
BURGAW.
Incororated in 18S4.
T.alue real estate, $85,000.00.
Value personal property, 85,000.00.
Election held Gist Tuesday in May.
Term, 1 year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— C. E. McCullen
CLERK— J. H. Moore.
TREASURER— J. H. Moore.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. H. Moore, W.
D. Croom, J. F. Johnson, O. P. Johnson,
J. T. Bland.
POSTMASTER— R. M. Croom.
R. R. AGENT— R. B. Hand.
EXPRESS AGENT— R. B. Hand.
Cemeteries and Snpts.
J. V. Rivenhark, Supt.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. T. Albritton, Pastor.
METHODIST— W. F. Sanford, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— F. D. Johnson, Pas-
tor.
Schools and Academies.
GRADED SCHOOL— B. T. Cowper, Supt.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Black's Boarding House.
Sutton House.
Mrs. J. T. Collins.
Barber Shops.
Wesley Jones.
W. W. Cowan.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Richard Rivenbark.
Blachsmith Shops.
D. C. Barnhill.
James Washington.
Contractors and Builders.
George N. Collins.
Casket M f ' rs and Dealers.
W. D. Croom & Bro.
Doctors.
W H. Crowell.
R. II. Bradford.
H. B. Thomas.
Druzeists.
Croom Drug Co.
Dealers in Ice.
R. M. Croom.
General Merchandise.
T. J. Croom.
W. D. Croom & Bro.
Geo. W. Highsmitb.
J. F. Moore.
R. M. Croom.
Goldstein & Co.
R, T. Murray & Co.
T. J. Croom & Son.
Grist Mills.
J. K. Bannerman
Insurance Agents.
E. L. Larkins.
Lawyers.
J. T. Bland.
Bruce Williams.
E. C. McCullen.
E. L. Larkins.
Painters.
M. M. Moore.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. N. Rivenbark.
Croom Livery Co., W. G. Croom, Prop.
T. J. Croom & Son.
Watches and Jewelry
E. T. Pullen.
POINT CASWELL.
Population, ST.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— R. P. Paddison,
J. D. Lewis, E. N. Harrell.
POSTMASTER— R. P. Paddison.
Schools and Academies.
HIGH SCHOOL— Miss Annie E. Paddi-
son, Prin.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— K. McCaskell, Pastor.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Utley, Pastor.
General Merchandise.
L. Vallers.
W. B. Ward.
A. M. Pate.
PERQUIMANS COUNTY.
461
PERQUIMANS COUNTY
County Seat, Hertford.
Formed in 1060. Name derived from the tribe of Indians who occupied the region.
Area, 220 square miles.
POPULATION: 10,091. White cies. 2,557; white females, 2,531. Foreign born, 11
Negro males, 2,250; negro females, 2,453. White males over 21 years, 1,215; negro
males over 21 years, 1,063. White polls, 875; negro polls, 768.
Value of real estate, $1,884,244, increase of $28,361 over 1904. "Value personal prop-
erty, $895,318, increase of $44,897 over 1904, including 1,924 horses, 659 mules, 774
goats, 5,566 cattle, 16,088 hogs, 29 sheep.
Property listed in 1904 by whites, 5:1,798,186; by negroes, $208,118.
No. Schools: White, 29; Colored, 20.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100; State, 21c; Schools, 18.; Special County,
3%e. ; Pension, 4c. on $100. Bonded indebtedness, $2,000. One iron bridge.
POST OFFICES: BELVIDERE, Burgess, Chapanoke, Durants Neck, Dwight, Eva,
HERTFORD, (c. h.), Jacocks, Nicanor, WINFALL, Woodville.
PUBLIC ROADS— No. miles, 400.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Norfolk & Southern, 16.30 miles, assessed value $292,204.87
Western Union Telegraph Company, 32.00 miles, assessed value 2,026.29
Norfolk & Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 2,507.40
Southern Express Company, 16.30 miles, assessed value , 1,887.74
Suffolk & Carolina Railroad Co., 9.30 miles, assessed value 41,613.00
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. No. miles, 400.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— E. V. Perry,
Hertford.
SHERIFF— B. F. Bray, Hertford.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W. F. C. Ed-
wards, Hertford.
TREASL KER— L. W. Norman, Hertford.
SURVEYOR— David Cox, Hertford.
STANDARD-KEEPER— James A. Keenan,
Hertford.
SUPT. HEALTH— Robert W. Smith,
Hertford.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Simon Stallings, Hert-
ford.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— W. G. Gaither,
Hertford.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— R. A.
Brim, (ehm.); John H. Ward, G. H. New-
by, Hertford.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— L. B. Perry,
Bragg Perrv, P. H. Small.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— R. L.
Knowles, (chm.), W. H. Cannon, J. H.
Parker.
CONSTABLES— Belvidere Township, John
H. T. White, Belvidere: Bethel, Wm. T.
Williams, Belvidere; Parkville, Edward P.
Starlings, Winfall; Hertford, Joseph Has-
kett, Hertford; New Hope, C. D. Bar-
clift, New Hope.
Justices of the Peace.
NEW HOPE TOWNSHIP— J. Seth Spivey,
W. W. Spencer, B. F. Humphries, New
Hope.
HERTFORD— W. T. McMullan, Joseph T.
Bruin, W. A. Felton, Hertford.
PARKVILLE— James Towe, Jesse F.
Simpson, Chapanoke; Thos. J. Nixon, Win-
fall.
BETHEL— Charles M. Harrell, John T.
Phillips, Judson J. Long, Belvidere.
BELVIDERE— Jesse E. Lane, Tyner;
Elihu Chappell, Winfall; Wm. T. Smith,
Belvidere.
Public School Teachers.
Mrs. Alethia Hill, Eva.
Miss M. L. Smith, Hertford.
Miss Mary A. Burch, Tyner.
Mrs. M. Rountree, Belvidere.
Miss Bettie A. Winslow, Belvidere.
Miss Daisy Crow, Belvidere.
Miss Sara E. White, Belvidere.
Miss L. M. Asbell, Belvidere.
T. W. Blanchard, Gliden.
Miss Carrie Thach, Hertford.
Miss Mae W. Winslow, Hertford.
Miss Martha Elliott, Hertford.
Miss Alma B. Billups, Winfall.
Miss Pearl Billups, Winfall.
Miss Harriet Nixon, Winfall.
Miss Bessie M. Hughes, Chapanoke,
Miss Pauline Sheep, Woodville.
Miss Willie A. Gaskins, Hertford, R. F.
D. No. 3.
Miss Pearl Phillips, Durants Neck.
Mrs. Wortley Griffin, Durants Neck.
Schools and Academies.
BELVIDERE ACADEMY— Miss Minnie
White, Principal; Miss Addie White, As-
sistant, Belvidere.
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PERQUIMANS COUNTY.
Physicians not in Towns.
Thomas M. Riddick, Woodville.
Thomas N. White, Belvidere.
Lumber Plants.
Major & Loomis Co.. Hertford.
A. R. Winslow, Winfall.
Walter White, Belvidere.
W. H. Ward, Goodwin Mills.
Shinglu Manufacturers.
Walter White, Belvidere.
Mattie I. White. Eva.
Shinde Dealers.
Walter White. Belvidere.
E. V. Perry, Hertford.
Shippers of Produce.
(P. O. Address, Hertford.)
Riddick Chappell.
Geo. W. Barrow.
M. H. White.
G. H. Newby.
T. F. Winslow.
W. R. Shannonhouse.
Wm. Mardre.
P. H. Small.
F. Riddick.
C. Blanchard & Bros.
H. White & Co.
W. Morgan & Co.
A.
T.
M.
C.
HERTFORD.
Incorporated about 150 years ago.
Population, 2,000.
Value of real estate, $300,000.
Value of personal property, $300,000.
No. white polls, 94.
No. colored polls, 111.
Tax rate. 1-5 of 1 per cent.
City owns lights.
Election held in May. Term, two years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. D. Newby.
CLERK— C. W. Gaither.
TREASURER— C. F. Sumner.
TAX COLLECTOR— C. F. Sumner.
CHIFF OF POLICE— C. F. Sumner.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— G. H. Newby,
C. W. Gaither, Timothy Morgan.
POSTMASTER— J. P. .les=up.
R. K. AC. TNT— C. W. Gaither.
EX^RKSS AGENT— C. W. Gaither.
STEAMBOAT AGENT— J. A. Chalk.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— N. H. D. Wilson, Pastor;
M. H. Tuttle, Supernumerary.
EPISCOPAL— B. S. Lassiter, Rector.
BAPTIST— J. Booth, Josiah Elliott.
PoViools and Academies.
GRADED SCHOOL— J. W. Roberts,
Supt. Teachers, Miss Bessie Riddick, Miss
Laura Oglesby, Miss E. Skinner, Miss An-
nie Blanchard, Miss Julia White.
HERTFORD ACADEMY— Robert Pen,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Eagle Hotel, C. V. Williford, Prop.
Mrs. Gregory.
C. E. Burk, (Restaurant.)
Banks and Bankers.
HERTFORD BANKING CO.— W. S. Blan-
chard, President; L. W. Norman, Cashier;
Capital, $15,000; Surplus and Profits, $6,-
000.
Barber Shops.
H. A. Faulk.
J. R. Leary.
E. Bembury (col.)
E. D. Turpin (col.)
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. W. Benbury.
Suriplv and Development Co.
I. E. White & Co.
"piioirsmith Shops.
J. R. McMullan.
Warren Felton (col.)
Books and Stationery.
C. W. Morg-an & Co.
T. C. Blanchard & Bro.
Contractors and Builders.
Al len 1*' rrv.
J. E. Nixon.
T. J. Lowe, (col.)
•I. A. Lowe, (col.)
Thos. A. Watson, (col.)
Andrew Skinner, (col.)
A. A. Hudgins (col.)
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Ward & Morgan.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Newbv & Newbv.
T. C. 'Blanchard & Bro.
M. H. White & Co.
Macht Bros. &, Rutenburg.
A. F. Riddick.
Coal and Wood.
Vf T. MrM-ullan.
Albemarle Ice Co.
McMullan Lumber Co.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
V II White
Winslow & White.
H. T. Shannonhouse.
Eastern Cotton Oil Co.
L. B. Perry.
W. R. White.
Confectionery Dealers.
Central Drug Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
W. H. Perry.
Winston & White.
Dress-Makers.
v;«cp<i s \- F fTf.ney.
Mrs. J. F. Elliott.
Mrs. R. J. Saunders.
Miss Hasket.
Miss Josephine Smith.
Mrs. R. E. Vernon.
Mrs. R. P. Odell.
Mrs. R. E. Verum.
Mrs. J. F. Elliott.
Mrs. R. J. Saunders.
Miss Haskett.
Miss J. Smith.
PERQUIMANS COUNTY.
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Dentists.
J. L. Leggett.
Doctors.
Wm. M. Riddick.
Robt. W. Smith.
T. A. Cox.
T. S. McMullan.
Druereists.
The Centre Drug Co.
The Hertford Drug Co.
Dealers in Ice.
Albemarle Ice Co.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
M. H. White & Co.
T. C. Blanchard & Bro.
Fish Markets.
J. A. White.
Chas. E. Burk.
George L. Skinner.
Parkinson Bros.
Flou*\ Corn and Feed Mills.
M. H. White & Co.
Grist Mills.
W. J. Roughton.
General Merchandise.
Newby & Newby.
M. H. White & Co.
T. C. Blanchard & Bro.
Geo. W. barrow.
W. R. Shannonhouse.
R. Q. Skinner.
A. F. Riddick.
Wm. Mardre.
C. W. Morgan & Co.
Macht Bros. & Rutenburg.
Eberhardt & Eborn.
Supply & Development Co.
Anderson White.
W. W. Bembury.
T. H. Hoffler. (col.)
C. E. Rurk. (col.)
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Winslow & White.
W. R. White.
Ice Factories and Officers.
Albemarle Ice Co.
Insurance Agencies.
Geo. D. Newby.
W. R. White.
W. H. Cannon.
G. H. Newby.
Insurance Realty Trust Co.
Nathan Tucker.
J. E. Wilson.
Skinner & Riddick.
Lawyers.
Chas. Whedbee.
F. Picard.
Thos. G. Skinner.
P. W. McMullen.
P. H. Bell (col.)
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Major & Loomis Co.
W. H. Ward.
Albemarle Lumber Co.
W. J. Roughton.
McMullen Lumber Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
S. & E. Harvey.
Mrs. George T. Hawkins.
Macht Bros. & Rutenburg.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
G. H. Newby.
Music Teachers.
Miss Emily Skinner.
Mrs. Amelia Barrow.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co.
Red "C" Oil Co.
Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
EASTERN COTTON SEED OIL CO.— C.
W. Wood, Mgr.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
George W. Barrow.
M. H. White & Co.
T. C. Blanchard & Bro.
Produce Dealers.
T. C. Blanchard & Bro.
M. H. W hue ,s Co.
W. R. Shannonhouse.
Real Estate Agents.
E. V. Perry.
N. Tucker.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Winslow & White.
W. R. Wliite.
J. A. Chalk.
C. C. Williford.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
C. u (iaHher.
W. E. Sumner.
Wood- Working Shops.
Wilson Hendricks.
W. 11. Ward.
J. A. Outlaw.
W1NFALL.
Incorporated about 1889.
Population, 300.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Alphonso White.
TRKASI KKK- Watson Winslow.
TAX COLLECTOR— T. Billups.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— G. W. Turner,
W. L. Jesup. J. W. White.
POSTMASTER— E. A. I.. igh.
R. R. AGENT— F. V. Wood.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. Booth, Pastor.
METHODIST— F. L. Church, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— B. S. Lassiter, Rector.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. E. White.
Hotel Billups.
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PERQUIMANS— PERSON.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. Billups.
Cotton Gins.
W. L. Jessup.
Doctors.
C. C. VVinslow.
General Merchandise.
W. L. Jessup.
Watson Winslow.
J. R. Billups.
Retail Grocers.
Alphonso White.
George W. Turner.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Wm. Tilloston.
Saw Mills.
A. R. Winslow.
Major & Loomis Lumber Co.
PERSON COUNTY.
County Seat, Roxboro.
Formed in 1791 from Caswell county. Karced in honor of General Thomas Person, of
Granville county.
Area, 400 square miles.
POPULATION: 16.685. White males, 4,923; white females, 4,739. Foreign born, 10.
Negro males, 3,421; negro females, 3,602. White males over 21 years, 2,132; negro
males over 21 years, 1,297. White polls, 1,463: negro polls, 801.
Value of real estate, $1,107,516, decrease of $244,893 from 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $918,734, increase of $99,447 over 1904, including 2,274 horses, 1,041 mules, 11
jacks and jennets, 21 goats, 4,290 cattle, 7,273 hogs, 1,026 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,062,706; by negroes, $108,990.
No. schools: White, 36; Colored, 34.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2 -3c. on $100 aad 38e. poll; roads, 15c. and 45c. poll; debt,
5c. and 15c. poll. Bonded debt, $20,000. Iron bridges, 2.
POST OFFICES: Ai. ALLENSVTLLE. BETHEL HILL, Brookland, Bushyfork, Cat**,
Ccffo, Center Grove, Chub Lake. CUN1NGHAM, Durgy, Foster, Gordonton, Hesters
Store, High view, Holloway, Hurdle Mills, Jesse, Magnus, Mill Creek, Moriah, Mount
Tirzah, Olive Hill, Push, Havenswood. Rodney, Roseville, ROXBORO, (c. h.), Hurl,
Telephone, Timberlake, Trilby, Winstead, Wolf. Woodburn, Woodsdale, Yancy.
PUBLIC ROADS: R. A. Spencer, Bethel Hill, Supt. Worked# by Special Law. In 9
townships 25c. on $100. Poll, 45c. and 75c. No. miles, 400. Convicts used.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic & Danville, 5.20 miles, assessed value $52,000.00
Norfolk & Western, (L. D. Div.), 22.19 miles, assessed value 316,046.43
vn Union Telegraph Company, 58.00 miles, assessed value 1,696.94
Southern Experss Company, 27.30 miles, assessed value 3,172.10
Mebane-Ridgeville Telephone Co., 14.00 miles, assessed value 91.78
SUPERIOR COURT: April 9th; August 13th; November 12th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— D. W. Brad-
stier, Roxboro.
SHERIFF— -N. S. Thompson, Roxboro.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W. E. Webb,
Roxboro.
SURVEYOR— Jno. H. Howard, Yancy.
CORONER— B. H. West, Roxboro.
SURVEYOR— Jno. H. Howard. Yancev.
SUPT. HEALTH— J. A. Wise, Roxboro.
SUFT. CO. HOME— Samuel Morris. Rox-
ooro.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— G. F. Holloway,
Roxboro.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. R.
Hambrick, (chm.), Roxboro; C. A. Whit-
field, Yancy; W. A. Malone, Moriah.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— E. B. Reade, Rox-
boro; B. F. Hester, Hesters Store; R. H.
Bailey, Woodsdale.
COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS— G. G.
Moore, (chm.), Surl; O. D. Bailey, Jesse;
F O. Carver, Roxboro.
CONSTABLES— Woodsdale, John Carr,
Chub Lake; Roxboro, H. C. Barnett, Rox-
boro; Hollowavs, John B. Barrett, Bethel
Hill; Flat River, C. W. Cothran, Timber-
lake; Allensvaie, H. Y. O'Bryant,
Allensville; Bushy Fork, N. B. Harris,
Hurdles Mill; Mt. Tizah, N. W. Dameron,
Mt. Tirzah; Cuningham, J. M. Bray, Cun-
ingham; Olive Hill, W. E. Winstead, Win-
stead.
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Justices of the Peace.
BUSHY FORK— A. M. Long, N. R. Val-
lines, John L. Phelps, Bushy Fork.
ROXBORO— W. A. Winstead, Roxboro;
John S. Clavton, J. W. Younger, Roxboro.
OLIVE HILL— D. D. Long, T. C. Wag-
staff, Olive Hill.
FLAT RIVER— George H. Jones, Cates;
J. C. Cates, Cates; W. F. Timberlake, J.
£ Noell, Timberlake.
MOUNT TIRZAH— W. T. Noell, Mt.
Tirzah; J. N. O'Briant, J. R. Day, Moriah.
ALLENSV1LLE— J. L. Gentry, Allensville;
W. T. Buchanan, Allensville.
HOLLOW AY— J. W. Montague, E. D.
Jones, T. M. Bumpass, W. T. Humphreys,
Holloway.
WOODSDALE— J. G. Rogers, Woodsdale;
C. B. Williams, Chub Lake.
CUNINGHAM— P. H. Clay, Ceffo; J. M.
Jones, Woodburn; J. M. Wells, Cumng-
ham; Geo. L. Cuningham, Cuningham.,
Public School Teachers.
Rogers, Miss Hettie, Ai.
Flintom, Miss Estelle, Rougemont.
Pleasant. Miss Jennie, Roxboro.
Moore, Miss Nellie, Cates.
Long, Miss Hallie, Roxboro.
Williams, Miss Sue, Ceffo.
Bass, Miss Pattie, Cuningham.
Pully, Miss Marietta, Bethel Hill
Barnett, Miss Myrtle, Roxboro.
Robertson, Miss Lizzie, Woodsdale.
O'Briant, Miss Rosa, Allensville.
O'Briant, Solomon, Allensville.
Bowling, J. B., Red Mountain.
Williams, Miss Evie, Roxboro.
McFarland, Miss Sophie, Neptune.
Thompson, Miss Ella, Leasburg.
Hicks, Miss Allie, Roxboro.
Pettigrew, Miss Carrie, Roxboro.
Stack, Miss Lillian, Bethel Hill.
Latta, Miss Hulda, Oxford.
Yarboro, Miss Ella, Semora.
Yarboro, Miss Mary, Semora.
Thomason, Miss Leona, Semora.
Wood, Miss Sallie, Mt. Tirzah.
Rig:gs, Miss Mattie, Moriah.
Addock, Miss Allie, Moriah.
Gregory, Miss Mary, Virgilina, Va.
Lea, Miss Ada, Bushy Fork, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Nichols, Miss Bertha, Roxboro.
Spencer, Miss Esther, Bethel Hill.
Noell, Miss Delma, Roxboro.
Russell, Miss Lelia, Roseville.
Davis, Miss Mary, Roxboro, R. F. D.
Whitfield, Miss Lillie. Winstead.
Hester, Miss Bettie Lou, Roxboro, R.
F. D.
Barnett, Miss Blanche, Roxboro.
Featherston, Miss Lizzie, Leasburg.
Knott, Miss Ella, Trilby.
Russell, Miss Rebeca, Maxton.
Royster, Miss Lula, Pleasant.
Thompson, Miss Bessie, Leasburg.
Harris, Miss Iva, Hurdle Mills.
Schools and Academies.
BETHEL HILL ACADEMY— J. A. Beam,
Principal, Bethel Hill.
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READLAND ACADEMY— A. S. Webb,
Principal, Mt. Tirzah.
Ministers not in Towns.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— J. W. Peed, Foster.
BAPTIST— P. H. Fountain, J. A. Beam,
Bethel Hill.
METHODIST— W. H. Kirton, Mt. Tirzah.
Physicians not in Towns.
P. G. Pritchett, Centre Grove.
E. S. Baynes, Gordonton.
J. I. Coleman, Hurdles Mill.
A. C. Boyles, Mt. Tirzah.
J. A. Swan, Cuningham.
Merchants not in Towns.
Joe W. Noell, Mt. Tirzah.
T. T. Harris, Woodsdale.
H. T. Clayton, Roxboro.
W. A. Woody, Bethel Hill.
T. A. Winstead, Woodburn.
J. L. Timberlake, Push.
John Y. Yarborough, Allensville.
J. R. Long, Ceffo.
Glenn & Glenn, Mt. Tirzah.
Timberlake Bros, Timberlake.
E. J. Robertson, Woodsdale.
James T. Cates, Cates.
W. A. Warren <& Co., Gordonton.
T. H. Street & Son. Mill Creek.
A. P. Long, Chub Lake.
A. W. Tilley, Moriah.
Reade Bros., Timberlake.
W. H. Long & Co., Bushy Fork.
Woody Bros., Winstead.
J. R. Painter, Roxboro.
R. P. Brooks, Woodsdale.
J. W. Clayton & Son, Woodsdale.
Brooks & Carver, Roxboro.
T. D. Woody, Bethel Hill.
Geo. L. Cuningham, Cuningham.
George W. Woody & Co., Yancy.
R. L. AVilburn, Hurdles Mills.
Richmond Bros., Hurdles Mills.
Saw Mills.
L. Fleig, Roxboro.
B. E. Coghill, Roxboro.
B. Walker, Woodsdale.
T. R. Gooch, Timberlake.
J. I. CoJemsn, Hurdles Mills.
Long & Pass, Roxboro.
Winstead & Long, Chub Lake.
James M. Blalock, Roseville.
Woodson Thomas, Roxboro.
W. A. Carver, Roxboro.
ROXBORO.
Incorporated in 1885.
Population, 1,021.
Value real estate, $273,265.
Value personal property, $209,560.
No. white polls, 160.
No. colored polls, 31.
TAX RATE— 33 l-3c. for public schools
and 12%c. on property. Whiskey tax of
$1,200 gees into town fund and not ■chool
fund.
Bonded debt, $10,000.
City owns water works.
Streets being paved.
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PERSON COUNTY.
Town Officers.
J Election is held first Monday in May,
term of office. 1 year.
I MAYOR— N. Lunsford.
1 CLERK— W. I>. Merritt.
TREASURER— E. B. Reade.
; TAX COLLECTOR— Hugh Barnett.
■ CITY PHYSICIAN— O. P. Schaub.
' SUPT. OF HEALTH— O. P. Schaub.
FIRE COMPANIES AND CHIEFS— Volun-
teer Fire Co., W. D. Merritt, Chief
CHIEF OF POLICE— Hugh Barnett.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— John C. Pass,
W. H. Long, R. J. Hall, E. B. Reade, W.
D. Merritt.
; CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— R. I. Feath-
erstone, W. H. Long, E. B. Reade, S. B.
Winstead.
POSTMASTER— W. H. Long.
R. R. AGENT— R. W. Stephens.
j EXPRESS AGENT— R. W. Stephens.
Cemeteries and Supts.
John C. Pass.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— G. T. Watkins, Pastor
METHODIST— R. D. Holmes, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
; PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— W. A. Simpkins,
Raleigh, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
[ ROXBORO GRADED SCHOOL— N. 0.
Newbold, Supt. ; Teachers: Misses Anna Mer-
ritt, Eugenia Bradsher, Augusta Trotter,
Josephine Cole, Alice Ferrell.
PRIVATE SCHOOL— Miss Gertrude Satter-
field, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Dowdy— C. T. Wilson, Prop.
Hotel Reade — Jno. R. Sims, Prop.
Banks and Bankers.
THE PEOPLES' BANK— J. A. Long,
President: J. S. Bradsher, Cashier. Capital,
$40,000; Surplus and Profits, $25,061.97.
BANK OF ROXBORO— E. B. Reade,
Pres.; W. F. Long, Cashier. Capital, $10,-
000; Undivided Profits, $1,268.25.
Architects.
Henry Field.
Henry Carver.
Agricultural Implements.
Lonsr, Woody & Co
G. W. Thomas.
Auctioneers.
Robert E. Johnson.
R. I. Featherstone.
Thomas Frazier.
R. H. Oakley.
Joe Featherston.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
John Loy.
James Harris, (col.)
Biaok«"uith Shops.
Pettigrew Brothers.
Henry Johnson, (col.)
Albert Johnson, (col.)
Frank Thomson, (col.)
Bicycle Dealers.
J. D. Morns.
Books and Stationery.
J. D. Morris.
W. R. Hambrick & Co.
E. A. Bradsher.
Barber Shops.
S. E. Wooding, (col.)
J. W. Brandon, (col.)
Boot and Shoe Shops.
J. M. Wagoner.
S. D. Lee, (col.)
Brick M'f ' rs and Dealers.
Mike Cook, (col.)
Cabinet-Makers.
E. D. Cheek.
R. K. Daniel.
C. C. Critcher.
Canned Goods.
Brooks & Carver, Brooksdale.
Contractors and Builders.
Henry Field.
Henry Carver.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
R. K. Daniel & Son.
C. C. Critcher.
E. D. Check.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
J. A. Long, Son & Co.
Max Kaplan.
E. A. Bradsher.
Clayton & Long.
Coal and Wood.
R. A. Pass.
Cotton Mills.
ROXBORO COTTON MILL— J. A. Long,
President; G. O. Coble, Secretary and
Treasurer; J. W. Allgood, Superintendent;
W. C. Cooke, Night Superintendent.
Crockery and Glassware.
Clayton, Sergeant & Co.
A. R. Foushee.
Hugh Woods.
J. A. Carver & Co.
J. M. Blalock.
Confectionery Dealers.
J. D. Moiris.
A. R. Foushee.
Hugh Woods.
Clayton. Sergeant k Co.
Vf. R. Hambrick & Co.
C. H. Hunter.
J. M. Blalock.
Chamber of Commerce.
TOBACCO BOARD OF TRADE— A. S. De
Vlaming, President; C. S. Walters, Vice-
President; W. T. Pass, Sec. and Treas.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Anna Webb.
Dry Goods and Notions.
A. R. Foushee.
Clayton & Long.
Max Kaplan.
PERSON COUNTY.
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E. A. Bradsher.
Harris & Burns.
Henry Rogers.
J. M. Blalock.
Dentists.
E. J. Tucker.
B. R. Long.
Doctors.
J. A. Wise
O. P. Sehauh.
R. J. Teague.
C. J. Nichols.
W. A. Bradsher.
Druereists.
J. D. Morris.
Hambrick & Austin.
Dealers in Carriages.
R. K. Daniel.
C. C. ditcher.
E. D. Check.
Dealers in Ioe.
John Loy.
James Harris, (col.)
Dealers in Tobacco.
Long & Walters.
R. E. Johnson.
W. T. Pass.
R. I. Featherston & Oo.
M. H. Garrett.
G. T. Bowen & Co.
J. T. Walker.
N. B. Norman.
Pass & Clayton.
W. L. Lewis.
T. M. Henderson.
J. A. Carver & Co.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
J. D. Morris.
Hambrick & Austin.
A. R. Foushee.
T ish Markets.
Hugh Woods.
John Loy.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
W. T. Pass.
J. A. Carver & Co.
A. R. Foushee.
L. L. Lunsford.
Fruit Dealers.
C. H. Hunter.
Hugh Woods.
Clayton & Sergeant.
Hambrick & Austin.
J. D. Morris.
W. T. Gregory.
Furniture Dealers.
A. R. Foushee.
J. A. Long, Son & Co.
R. K. Daniel & Son.
C. C. Critcher.
General Merchandise.
A. R. Foushee.
C. H. Hunter.
J. A. Carver & Co.
J. M. Blalock.
J. H. Clayton & Co.
W. T. Gregory.
Tombstones.
T. 0. Sharp & Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
G. W. Thomas.
Long, Woody & Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
R. J. Hall.
H. J. Whitt.
Hides and Pelts.
C. H. Hunter.
James Harris, (col.)
Insurance Agencies.
C. T. Wilson & Co.
F. O. Carver & Co.
S. P. Satterfield & Son.
Job Printing Offices.
The Courier.
Lawyers.
Charles S. Winstead.
W. T. Bradsher.
W. W. Kitchin.
L. M. Carlton.
W. D. Merritt.
T. C. Brooks.
F. O. Caner.
N. Lunsford, Jr.
Leather Dealers.
R. J. Hall.
C. C. Critcher.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Long & Pass.
R. K. Daniel & Son.
Marble Works.
T. 0. Sharp & Co.
Masons and Builders.
Henry Fields.
Henry Carver.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
J. A. Long, Son & Co.
Miss Pallie Yancey.
Max Kaplan.
Music Teachers.
Miss Mary Hunter.
Miss Fannie Sergeant.
Misa Maude Holmes.
Miss Annie Long.
Machinery Dealers.
Long, Woody & Co.
G. W. Thomas.
Medicine Manufacturers.
J. D. Morris.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE COURIER— J. A. & J. W. Noell,
Editors.
Oil Dealers.
Woodson Thomas.
Plumbers.
G. W. Thomas.
Long, Woody & Co.
Painters.
Hezekiah Masten.
Henry Fields.
0. B. McBroom.
Paper-Hangers.
Hezekiah Masten.
0. B. McBroom.
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PERSON— PITT.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
G. W. Thomas.
Long, Woody & Co.
Photographers.
Cole & Hollada".
R. L. Chappell.
Retail Grocers.
Clayton, Sergeant & Co.
Hugh Woods.
C. H. Hunter.
W. T. Gregory.
A. R. Foushee.
Pass & Loy.
E. G. Thompson.
J. H. Clavton & Co.
J. A. Carver & Co.
Henry Rogers.
L. L. Lunsford.
Sporting Goods.
J. D. Morris.
Stoves and Tinware.
Long, Woody & Co.
G. W. Thomas.
A. R. Foushee.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Luther Thomas.
Winstead & Satterfleld.
Saloons.
Dispensary.
Tailor Establishments.
Robert N. Npell.
Tobacco "Warehouses.
PIONEER— R. I. Featherston & Co., Props.
FARMERS— G. T. Brown, & Co,. Props.
HYCO— Pass, Clayton & Co., Props.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— R. W. Stephens.
"Watches and Jewelry
W. H. B. Newell.
Wagon Manufacturers.
R. K. Daniel & Son.
E. D. Cheek.
Wood-Working Shops.
R. K. Daniel & Son.
C. C. Critcher.
PITT COUNTY.
County Seat, Greenville.
Formed in 1700 from Beaufort county. Named in honor of William Pitt, Earl el
Chatham.
Area, 820 square miles.
POPULATION: 30,889. White males, 7,925; white females, 7,472. Foreign bora, 8.
Si'cro male<=. 7,575; negro females, 7,917. White males over 21 years, 3,792; negro
males over 21 years, 3,080. White polls, 2,899; negro polls, 2,341.
Value of real estate, $3,182,948, increase of $103,035 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $2,555,595, increase of $71,399 over 1904, including 3,705 horses, 2,549 mules, 3
jacks, 642 goats, 8,962 cattle, 39,170 hogs, 1,540 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $5,450,427; by negroes, $288,116.
No. Schools: White, 81; Colored, 53.
TAX RATE: County, 21c. on $100 and 63c. poll; 6 2-3c. for roads.
POST OFFICES AYDEN, Alwood, BETHEL, Black Jack, Bruce, Congleton, Coxville,
FALKLAND, FARMVILLE, GREENVILLE, (c. h.), GRIFTON, GRIMESLAND, Grin-
dool, Hanrahan, Hill, Holland, House, Johnson Mills, Lii.lefield, OAKLEY, PAC-
TOLUS, Quinerly, Redalia, Renston, Rountree, SHELMERDINE, Standard, STOKES,
Whichard, WINTERVILLE.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Line, 56.49 miles, assessed value $1,422,054.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 140.71 miles, assessed value 9,507.00
Southern Express Company, 63.49 miles, assessed value 7,278.00
East Carolina Railroad Company, 6.52 miles, assessed value 13,041.08
Norfolk & Southern Railway Company, miles, assessed value 375.00
Home Telegraph and Telephone Company, 38.00 miles, assessed value .. .. 8,250.00
Orifton Transportation Company, assessed value 2,600.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 15th, two weeks; March 19th, two weeks, civil cases
only; April 23rd, two weeks; September 17 th, two weeks; November 5th, one week,
civil cases only.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— D. C. Moore,
Greenville.
SHERII'F— L. W. Tucker, Creenville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Richard Williams,
Greenville.
TREASURER— Sam'l T. White, Greenville.
CORONER— Wm. Fountain, Greenville.
SURVEYOR— John D. Cox, Winteryille.
STANDARD-KEEPER— C. E. Fleming,
Greenville.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. E. Nobles,
Greenville.
SUPT. CO. HOME— J. A. Hardee, Green-
ville.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— Jesse Can-
non, Ayden.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— W. H. Ragsdale,
Greenville.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— A. G. Cox,
(chm.), Winterville; L. C. Arthur, Green-
ville; B. M. Whitehurst, Alwood.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— John J. Elks,
(chm.), Grimesland; William R. Home,
Farmville; John R. Spier, Ayden; John R.
Barnhill, Pactolus; S. M. Jones, Bethel.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— F. C.
Harding, (chm.), Greenville; J. S. Smith,
Greenville; R. W. Ward, Pactolus.
CONSTABLES— Beaver Dam Township, B.
P. Willoughby, Greenville; Belvoir, C. L.
Parker, Greenville; Bethel, John L. Taylor,
Bethel; Carolina, John S. Ross, Stokes;
Chicod, J. R. Galloway, Grimesland; Con-
tentnea, W. J. Hemby, Winterville; Falk-
land, Guy V. Smith, Falkland; Farmville,
R, E. Belcher, Farmville; Pactolus, J. R.
Overton, Pactolus; Swift Creek, L. H. Cox,
Grifton.
Justices of the Peace.
BEAVER DAM TOWNSHIP— W. C. Joy
ner, J. W. Smith, Greenville.
BELVOIR— W. W. Bullock, D. C. Bar
row, Greenville.
BETHEL— S. A. Gainer, S. T. Carson, J
H. Manning, Bethel; B. M. Whitehurst, Al
wood.
CAROLINA— W. A. James, Jr., Parmele
W. J. Jenkins, Oakley; S. C. Whichard, C
F. Page, Stokes; D. S. Rollins, Whichard
CHICOD— Alston Grimes, Grimesland; C
F. Chapman, Shelmerdine; J. Marshall Cox
W. L. Wooten, Greenville.
CONTENTNEA— A. D. Johnston, J. L
Hobgood, Winterville; J. M. Blow, J. J
Stokes, H. L. Blount, Ayden; R. F. Jen
kins, Grifton.
FALKLAND— J. H. Smith, J. R. Dozier.
Falkland; F. G. Dupree, Abner Eason
Fountain.
FARMVILLE— R. B. Bynum, R. L. Joy
ner, A. J. Flanagan, J. M. Windham
Farmville.
GREENVILLE— C. D. Rountree, H. Hard
ing, J. J. Jenkins, L. F. Evans, Greenville
PACTOLUS— J. J. Moore, T. W. Moore
Brascoe Bell, J. B. Little, Pactolus.
SWIFT CREEK— Walter F. Harding, L
B. Mewborn, Grifton; N. R. Corey, Cox
ville.
Public School Teachers.
Miss Anna Spain, Greenville.
Miss Ellen Tyson, Farmville.
Miss Lottie B. Snell, Tarboro.
Miss Melissa James, Tarboro.
Miss Kippie Yelverton, Fountain.
Miss Effie Joyner, Farmville.
Miss Minnie Wooten, Fountain.
Miss Louise Finley, North Wilkesboro.
Miss Brightsey Savage, Falkland.
Miss Mollie Bryan, Winterville.
Miss Hattie Sutton, Greenville.
Miss Bessie Hellen, Grifton.
Miss Lizzie Beverly, Bethel.
Miss Nannie W. Hunter, Brinkleyville.
Miss Alice Hudson, Grimesland.
Miss Flossie James, Bethel.
Miss Elizabeth Jones, Bethel.
Mrs. Virginia Whitehurst, Bethel.
Miss Lucy Manning, Parmele.
Miss Millie Everett, Robersonville.
Mrs. S. A. Congleton, Oakley.
Miss Anna L. Roberson, Robersonville.
Miss Daisy Carman, Ayden.
Miss Bettie Mannin". Bethel.
J. J. Harrington, Greenville.
Miss Ida Mooring, Stokes.
Miss Arley Moore, Stokes.
Miss Dora Fleming, Stokes.
Miss Mollie Ward, Bethel.
Miss Charlotte W. S. Ireland, Faison.
Miss Huldah Cox, Winterville.
Miss May Dudley, Greenville.
Miss Annie Moore, Stokes.
Miss Verna Edmondson, Bethel.
Miss Nancy Coward, Greenville.
Miss Ella May, Greenville.
Miss Mamie Worthington, Greenville.
Miss Delia Smith, Ayden.
Miss Liddie Roberson, Robersonville.
Miss Bonner Kittrell, Winterville.
Miss Trecy Barnes, Fremont.
Miss Minnie McLawhorn, Greenville.
Aliss Mary Byrd, Greenville.
Miss Corinne Harper, Dunn.
Miss Sarah Harding, Grilton.
Miss Ada Ward, Greenville.
Miss Mary Osborne, Shelmerdine.
Miss Minnie Jones, Wharton.
W. H. Wynn, Grindool.
Miss Minnie McGowan, Black Jack.
Miss Mary E. Johnson, Quinerly.
Miss Meiv- le Gibson, Quinerly.
Miss Florence Melton, Standard.
Miss Lizzie Hines, Ayden.
W. C. Amick, Grifton.
Miss Olivia Cox. Winterville.
Miss Mary Edwards, Grifton.
Miss Matthews, Grifton.
T. Cook Covington, Ayden.
Miss Alice Taylor, Ayden.
Miss Dora Hornaday, Greenville.
Miss Hennie Brown, Ayden.
Mrs. F. G. Buhman Ayden.
Mrs. Hodges, Ayden.
J. H. Mclver, Farmville.
Miss Ada L. Tyson, Farmville.
Miss Agnes Moore, Farmville.
Miss Annie Perkins, Greenville.
W. B. Dove, Greenville.
Miss Eula Cox, Ayden.
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PITT COUNTY.
Miss Effie Rhodes, Greenville.
Miss Neva Rogers, Greenville.
Miss Minnie Taylor, Greenville.
Miss Lillie Bennett, Greenville.
Miss A. L. Irvine, Greenville.
Miss Beuna Spruill, Greenville.
Miss Bessie Harding', Greenville.
Thomas E. Candler, Bethel.
J. C. Carson, Bethel.
Miss Mattie Grimes, Bethel.
Miss Blanche Mayo, Bethel.
Ministers not in Towns.
FREEWILL BAPTIST— E. D. Hatfiaway,
Hollands; T. H. Barnhill, Grindool; G. S.
Johnson, Greenville; C. F. Harris, Pacto-
lus; Fred. McLawhorn, Winterville; C. lit-
tle, Greenville; T. W. Pollard, Greenrille.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— John L. Ross,
Stokes; G. M. Corbett, Greenville; C. C.
Bland, Ayden; H. B. Tucker, Gre*nviH».
Pliysicians not in Towns.
C. A. Blount, Standard.
W. C. Whitfield. Johnsons Mills.
Merchants not in Towns.
W. R. Whichard & Bro., Whichard.
M. A. Woolard, Whichard.
Randolph Bros., House.
G. A. Star.cil, Hill.
8. C. Whitehurst, Grindool.
Ed. Laughinghouse, Greenville.
O. E. & R. T. Whichard, Greenvilla.
Sam Tyson, Black Jack.
N. T. Cox, Calico.
R. G. Chapman, Calico.
J. B. Smith & Son, Clay Root.
W. S. Roach, Coxville.
J. A. Stokes, Coxville.
D. M. Johnson, Johnsons Mill.
W. A. Pollard, Greenville.
J. L. Patrick, Johnsons Mill.
Asa Garrett, LitUefield.
Geo. Roberson, Rountree.
James Moore, Grimesland.
B. C. Evans, Greenville.
J. H. Oobb, Greemille.
W. H. Elks. Greenville.
C." D. Smith, Greenville.
S. B. Joyner, Greenville.
B. F. Jackson, Toddy.
R. A. Fountain & Co., Reba.
J. S. Edwards, Greenville.
L. McLawhcrn, Renston.
Nabe Mills, (col.), Coxville.
W. H. Wilson, (col.). Hill.
Harvey Standi, (col.), Greenville.
Cotton Gins.
Randolph Bros., House.
R. R. Flpming, Pactolus.
J. H. Cobb. Standard.
L. McLawhorn, Renston.
J. F. Allen, Greenville.
O. E. Whichard & Bro., Pactolus.
W. L. Smith, Grimesland.
J. A. Hardy, Coxville.
Sherman Elks, Grimesland.
H. A. Paramore, Grimesland.
W. L. Laugbinghouse, Johnsons Mills.
V. R. Corey & Bro.
F. P. Wayne, Coxville.
C. E. Smith, Ayden.
J. R. Davenport, Pactolus.
R R. Whitehurst, Bethel.
E. 8. Laughinghouse, Johnsons Mills.
Lumber Plants.
R. R. Fleming, Pactolus.
i. O. Taylor Lumber Co., Greenville.
J. C. Taylor, Bethel.
Randolph Bros., House.
3. H. Cobb, Standard.
L. McLawhorn Renston.
J. F. Allen, Greenville.
0. E. Whichard & Bro., Pactolus.
W. L. Smith, Grimesland.
J. A. Hardy, Coxville.
Sherman Elks, Grimesland.
Warren k Shelton, Grimesland.
H. A. Paramore, Grimesland.
W. L. Laughinghouse, Johnsons Mills.
V. R. Corey & Bro, Coxville.
F. P. Wayne, Coxville.
C. H. Smith, Avden.
R. R. Whitehurst, Bethel.
F. J. H. P. Bryan, Grindool.
Greenville Lumber & Veneer Co., Green-
ville.
GREENVILLE.
Incorporated in 1771, first as Martinboro,
Population, 3,500.
Value of real estate and personal prop-
erty, $1,295,497.
No. white polls, 292.
No. colored polls, 201.
Tax rate — General purposes, 57c. ; improve-
ment bonds, 24c. ; schools, 40c. ; graded
school bonds, 4c on the $100; $2.00 on poll.
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in June,
term of office. 1 year.
MAYOR— F. M. Wooten.
CLERK— J. C. Tyson.
TREASURER— H. L. Carr.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. C. Tyson.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— Zeno Brown.
CHIEF FIRE DEPT.— A. J. Griffin.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. T. Smith.
POLICEMEN— W. H. McGowan, George
A. Clark.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Leonidas Flem-
ing, J. R. Moye, A. H. Taft, W. A. Bowen,
C. S. Can-, T. E. Hooker, Charles Cobb, J.
C. Lanier.
GREENVILLE GRADED SCHOOLS— W.
B. Dove, Supt. ; Teachers : Miss Bessie
Harding, Miss Eala Cox, Miss Effie Rhodes,
Miss Neva Rogers. Miss A. L. Irvine, Miss
Minnie Taylor, Miss Lillie Bennett, Miss
Beuna Spruill.
TRUSTEES GRADED SCHOOL— T. J.
Jarvis, D. C. Moore, R. J. Cobb, J. R.
Moore, W. B. Wilson, Charles Cobb, J. L.
Little, F. C. Harding, G. E. Harris, J. C.
Lanier. W. L. Brown, W. H. Bagwell, D.
S. Spain, R. L. Carr.
POSTMASTER— R. C. Flanagan.
R. R. AGENT— J. R. Moore.
E.\ PRESS AGENT— Henrv Shepparrt.
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Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. E. Ayscue, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. A. Hornaday, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— P. D. Viehe, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— H. H. Moore, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— W. E. Cox, Rector.
CATHOLIC— No Pastor.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— W. H. Laughing-
house, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Macon.
Hotel Bertha.
Quinn House.
King House.
Mrs. Nannie Anderson.
Mrs. W. H. Smith.
Mrs. M. A. Harris.
Agricultural Implements.
Fleming & Mooring.
H. L. Carr.
Baker & Hart.
J B. Cherry & Co.
S. T. White.
Auctioneers.
L. W. Lawrence.
H. A. Timberlake.
W. T. Burton.
W. F. Betts.
Ola Forbes.
Architects.
C. V. York.
W. J. Cowell.
Barber Shops.
Edmunds & Fleming.
Honkins, Daniel & Davis.
S. "J. Nobles.
Bakers.
John A. Ricks & Bro.
Bicycle Dealers.
W. E. Moore.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF GREENVILLE— R. L. D»ris,
President: J. L. Little, Cashier. Capita),
$25,000; Surplus and Profits, $32,000.
GREENVILLE BANKING AND TRUST CO.
— L. I. Moore. President: R. J. Cobh.
Cashier. Capital, $25,000; Surplus and Pro-
fits, $9,000.
Brokers.
W. B. Wilson & Son.
D. S. Smith.
J. Benjamin Higgs.
diaries Cobb.
E. H. Shelburn.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
E. L. Worthington.
Robert- Kennedy.
Moses King, (col.)
Blacksmith Shops.
W. T. Godwin.
Sam Cherry, (col.)
Books and Stationery.
D. J. Whichard.
J. L. Wooten.
Evans Book St < ire.
Zeno Moore ft Bro.
J. W. Bryan.
Boots and Shoes.
Frank Wilson.
J. B. Cherry ft Co.
C. T. Mumford.
C. S. Forbes.
Pulley ffi Bowen.
A. E. Tucker & Co.
B. Fleishman & Bro.
Wiley Brown.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
John Forbes.
G. H. Ellis.
Robert King, (col.)
Cabinet-Makers.
W. T. Godwin.
Greenville M'f'g Co.
Building and Lumber Co.
Canned Goods.
All retail grocers.
Contractors and Builders.
Elisha Williams.
C. V. York.
W. J. Cowell.
Cotton Gins.
Green ft Hooker.
Carriage Maufacturers.
The Pitt County Buggy Co.
The John Flanaghan Buggy Co.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
John Flanagan Coffin Co.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Frank Wilson.
C. T. Mumford.
W. B. Brown.
Wiley Brown.
Pulley & Bowen.
A. E. Tucker ft Co.
C. S. Forbes.
B. Fleishman & Bro.
C. L. Wilkinson & Co.
A. M. Moseley.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
Speight & Co.
J. B. Cherry ft Co.
B. W. Moseley.
S. T. White.
C. A. White.
Coal and Wood.
W. B. Wilson & Son.
The Greenville Supply Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
Sam Shultz.
J. S. Smith.
Johnston Bros.
C. D. Tunstall.
D. W. Hardee.
E. M. McGowan.
J. S. Keel.
J. H. Starkey.
Alex. Pappas.
John A. Ricks & Bro.
B. E. Patrick & Co.
C. G. Starkey.
Marcellus Fleming.
J. J. Tamage.
T. E Hooker & Co.
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PITT C OUNTY.
Cotton Mills.
THE GREENVILLE KNITTING MILL— L.
I. Moore, President.
Dentists.
D. L. James.
R. L. Carr.
Doctors.
Zeno Brown.
C. O. H. Laughinghouse.
E. A. Moye, Jr.
W. H. Bagwell.
J. E. Nobles.
William Fountain.
E. L. Hoffler, (col.)
Druggists.
McG. Ernul.
J. L. Wocten.
J. W. Bryan.
Coward & Wooten.
Dealers in Carriages.
The Pitt County Buggy Co.
The John Flanagan Buggy Co.
Dress-Makers.
Misses F. & A. Moore.
Mrs. Edwards.
Mrs. W. H. White.
Mrs. W. T. Goodwin.
Misses Harris.
Miss Etta Harris.
Mrs. Fannie Jenkins.
Mrs. J. T. Smith.
Miss Maggie Doughty.
Mrs. Williams.
Dry Goods and Notions.
J. B. Cherry & Ci.
C. L. Wilkinson & Co.
S. T. White.
Wiley Brown.
C. S. Forbes.
Frank Wilson.
Pulley & Bowen.
W. B. Brown.
C. T. Mumford.
A. E. Tucker & Co.
Fleming & Mooring.
Taft & Vandyke.
H. A. Paramore.
James F. Davenport.
Dealers in I<2e.
E. H. Shelburn.
Moye & Kennedy.
Dealers in Tobacco.
Imperial Tobacco Co.
Skinner Garden Tobacco Co.
Geo. S. Pritchard.
Farmers' Consolidated Tobacco Co.
American Tobacco Co.
W. T. Lipscombe & Co.
Brinkley & Lassiter.
Parham & Foxhall.
E. B. Ficklen Tobacco Co.
Florists.
Ollen E. Warren.
D. D. Hackett.
Fish Markets.
E. L. Worthington.
Moses Ki g, (col.)
Flonr. Corn and Feed Dealers.
J. A. Andrews.
City Hay and Grain Co.
Fish Dealers.
J. S. Smith.
S. M. Shultz.
Furniture Dealers.
A. H. Taft.
Samuel Shultz.
J. B. Cherr" & Co.
C. T. Munford.
Taft & Vandyke.
Grist Mills.
Green & Hooker.
General Merchandise.
J. B. Cherry & Co.
Fleming & Mooring.
S. T. White.
Savage k Tunstall.
H. A. Paramore.
C. C. Parkerson.
James F. Davenport.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
J. R. Corey.
Baker & Hart.
H. L. Carr.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. R. Corey.
The Pitt County Buggy Co.
The John Flanagan Buggy Co.
Hides and Pelts.
S. M. Shultz.
Insurance Agencies.
J. L. Sugg.
11. A. White.
W. L. Brown.
Junk Dealers.
S. M. Shultz.
F. M. Hornaday.
Job Printing Offices.
The Reflector.
Lawyers.
Jarvis & Blow.
I. A. Sugg.
Skinner & Whedbee.
Fleming & Moore.
W. H. Long.
B. F. Tyson.
F. G. James.
F. C. Harding.
Roy C. Flanagan.
Wooten & Cotten.
Stephen C. Wooten.
Leather Dealers.
J. R. Corey.
Machine Shops.
R. L. Humber.
W. T. Godwin.
Marh'e "Works.
J. C. Lanier.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. L. Griffin.
C. T. Munford.
C. L. Wilkinson & Co.
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Mattress Manufacturers.
Charles Johnson.
Machinery Dealers.
H. Harding.
Music Teachers.
Miss Hennie Ragsdale.
Miss Bessie Patrick.
Miss Nina James.
Newspapers and Editors.
KING'S WEEKLY— H. T. King, Editor.
THE WATCH TOWER— H. T. King,
Proprietor.
THE REFLECTOR— D. J. Whichard, Edi-
tor.
Nurserymen.
Ollen E. Warren.
Photographers.
R. T. Evans.
Painters.
Carlos Harris.
Will Dancey.
Paper-Hangers.
Boston Boyd.
Carlos Harris.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
H. L. Carr.
Baker & Hart.
J. R. Corey.
Produce Dealers.
H. A. Paramore.
J. S. Smith.
S. M. Shultz.
Savage & Tunstall.
Johnston Bros.
Real Estate Agents.
L. C. Arthur.
Rodolph Hyman.
Retail Grocers.
J. S. Smith.
S. M. Shultz.
D. W. Hardee.
Johnston Bros.
E. M. McGowan.
T. E. Hooker & Co.
John A. Ricks & Bro.
C. G. Starkey.
J. J. Turnage.
C. D. Tunstall.
Marcellus Fleming.
J. H. Starkey.
C. E. Parkerson.
B. E. Patrick & Co.
J. S. Keel.
Cal. Johnson, (col.)
Jim Tucker, (col.)
Sash and Blind Factories.
The Greenville Manufacturing Co.
The Building & Lumber Co.
Shingle Dealers.
John Cherry.
Sporting Goods.
Baker & Hart.
H. L. Carr.
J. B. Cherry & Co.
8. T. White.
Stoves and Tinware.
Zeno Moore & Bro.
H. L. Carr.
Baker & Hart.
Taft & Vandyke.
Sales and Eivery Stables.
J. F. King.
R. L. Smith & Co.
Winslow & Mills.
Greenville Livery Co.
R. D. Harrington.
W. J. Turnage.
Tailor Establishments.
Paul Metrick.
Alex. Port.
Frank Hopkins, (col.)
Telegraph Officer; and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— D. J. Whichard,
Manager.
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Trust & Investment Companies.
The Greenville Banking and Trust Co.
Wholesale Grocers.
The Greenville Supply Co.
Watches and Jewelry
A. J. Griffin.
E. E. Griffin.
Bradley & Best.
C. E. Rountree.
GRIFTON.
Incorporated in 1875.
Population. 850.
Tax rate, 40c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. F. Jenkins.
CLERK— J. L. Patrick.
TREASURER— C. E. Gardner.
TAX COLLECTOR— D. W. Beddard.
CHIEF OF POLICE— D. W. Beddard.
COMMISSIONERS— J. E. Jenkins, W. H.
McCotter, C. E. Gardner.
GRADED SCHOOL— W. G. Amick, Supt.
Teachers: M^ss Olivia Cox, Miss Mary Ed-
Wards, Miss Matthews.
POSTMASTER— S. V. Laughinjrhouse.
R. R. AGENT— C. E. Gardner.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. E. Gardner.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— Philip Greening, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— R. B. Jones, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Blount.
Mrs. Sarah Hellen.
W. S. Blount, Sr.
Barber Shops.
Wesley Pitt.
Charles Patrick.
Ed. Evans.
Charlie Rouse.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Noah Vause.
Cris Moore.
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PITT COUNTY.
A. D. Thomas.
R. L. Murphy.
Doctors.
W. W. Dawson.
Druggists.
Grifton Drug Co.
General Merchandise.
J. R. Harvey & Co.
J. Z. Brooks.
Coward & Spivoy.
Patrick & Tucker.
E. Lang.
A. L. Jackson & Bro.
R. C. McCotter & Bros.
Thompson & Bros.
C. H. Gaskins.
Lumber Plants.
The Nottingham & Wrenn Co.
Keen V Kittrell.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. G. Bland & Co.
Misses Gardner & Dawson.
Retail Grocers.
C. H. Gaskins.
R. L. Murphy.
D. J. Fleming.
A. D. Thomas.
Revair Shoos.
The Grifton Manufacturing Co.
A. L. Jackson & Bro.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. 0. Causey.
Saloons.
Dispensary.
Undertakers.
E. J. Brooks.
Grifton Manufacturing Co.
Wood-Working Shops.
Grifton Manufacturing Co.
Watches and Jewelry.
E. E. McGowan.
BETHEL.
Population, 550.
Tax rate — 20c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Srmuel A. Gainer.
CLERK— S. T. Carson.
TREASURER— H. II. Taylor.
TAX COLLECTOR— McG. Ford.
CHIEF OF POLICE— McG. Ford.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— S. T. Carsor,,
M. O. Blount, J. H. Andrews, J. E. Carson.
R. Staton.
GRADED SCHOOL— Thomas E. Candler,
Supt. Teachers: J. C. Carson, Miss Mattie
Grimes, Miss Blanche Mayo, Miss Minnie
Willis, (Music).
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— M. O. Blount. J.
M. Lloyd, Robert Staton, S. M. Jones, J.
H. Whitehurst.
POSTMASTER— John R. Jenkins.
R. R. AGENT— D. S. Harper.
EXPRESS AGENT— D S. Harper.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— E. C. Sell, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. T. Eubanks, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
S. A. Gainer.
Bethel Hotel.
J. T. Smith.
Banks and Bankers.
THE BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST
CO.— M. O. Blount, President; IT. H. Taylor,
Cashier. Capital, $5,300; Surplus and Pro-
fits, $1,000.
Barber- Shops.
Ed. Howell.
W. J. Barnhill.
Wm. Little.
Bed Spring Makers.
Dunn & Simmons.
Barrel Factories.
M. O. Blount.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. H. Andrews.
W. J. James.
John Sessoms.
Carriage Manufacturers.
B. L. T. Barnhill & Son.
F. M. Johnston.
Cotton Gins.
The Bethel Ginning Co.
Doctors.
F. C. James.
R. J. Grimes.
J. D. Bullock.
Guy F. Thigpen.
Druggists.
Matinee Drug Co.
General Merchandise.
T. A. Carson.
Albritton & Co.
Blount Bros.
Staton & Taylor.
J. R. Bunting.
Wm. Reeves (col.)
Lawyers.
Juli as Brown.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. W. H. Bullock.
Blount Bros.
Staton & Taylor.
Retail Grocers.
Carson & Co.
W. R. Bullock.
McG. Rogers (col.)
Sales and Livery Stables.
R. J. Grimes.
R. D. Whitehurst.
Saw Mills.
A. Ward.
Rollins & Roberson.
FACTOLTJS.
Population, 52.
M A VO R— Brascoe Bell.
CLERK— J. P. Davenport.
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TREASURER— J. P. Davenport.
TAX COLLECTOR— C. L. Simpson.
POLICEMAN— C. L. Simpson.
POSTMASTER— Jasper Langley.
EXPRESS AGENT— G. H. Little.
R. R. AGENT— G. H. Little.
COMMISSIONERS— Jasper Langley, J. R.
Davenport, Beverly Daniel, Henry Clark.
Manufacturers of Fanning Im-
plements, Etc.
Davenport & Braxton M'f'g Co.
Saw Mills.
R. R. Fleming. ,
Saterthwaite Bros.
Cotton Gins.
J. R. Davenport.
R. R. Fleming.
Satterthwaite Bros.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. T. Eubanks, Pastor.
General Merchandise.
J. R. Davenport.
R. R. Fleming.
J. J. Satterthwaite. & Bro.
J. H. Gunranus.
W. S. Williams.
Retail Grocers.
L. T. Ross.
Saloons.
J. L. Speight & Co.
GRIMESLAND.
Population: White, 157; colored, 120.
Tax rate, 33 l-3c. on T->/0.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. B. Carson.
CLERK— J. W. Mayo.
TREASURER— W. M. Moore.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. J. Tally.
CHIEF OF POLICE— T. J. Tally.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. E. Proctor,
W. S. Elks, T. F. Proctor.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. M. A. Holliday.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— B. E. Stanfleld, Supply.
CHRISTIAN— Jno. B. Respress, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. W. M. Moore.
Cotton Gins.
J. O. Proctor & Bro.
Doctors.
C. M. Jones.
General Merchandise.
J. O. Proctor & Bro.
W. M. Moore & Co.
Proctor & Gibson.
Grimesland Supply Co.
Lumber M'f rs and Dealers.
J. O. Proctor & Bro.
Warren & Shelton.
Saloons.
J. L. Gibson
J. 0. froctor & Bro.
FALKLAND.
Population, 250.
Tax rate, 33 1-bc. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Jenness Morrill.
CLERK— E. C. King.
TREASURER— R. R. Wooten.
TAX COLLECTOR— G. V. Smith.
CHIEF OF POLICE— G. V. Smith.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. L. Fountain,
E. C. King, J. F. Parker.
POSTMASTER— E. C. King.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. O. Hyman, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— F. D. Veihe, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houser
R. L. Warren.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Richard Harris.
Barber- Shops.
Sim Dupree.
Wm. Dupree.
Cotton Gins.
J. L. Fountain & Co.
Doctors.
J. Morrill.
General Merchandise.
J. L. Fountain.
King & Morrill.
J. F. Parker.
Smith, Wooten & Co.
Livery and Sales Stables.
R. N. Nichols.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Misa Mamie Pierce.
Repair Shops.
Abel Pierce.
Saloons.
W. T. Pierce.
R. N. Nichols.
WINTERVILLE.
Population, 450.
Tax i ate— 33 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. H. Hunsucker.
CLERK— J. E. Green.
TREASURER— J. E. Green.
TAX COLLECTOR— C. S. Smith.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. S. Smith.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. S. Ross, A.
W. Ange, L. L. Kittrell.
POSTMASTER— M. G. Rrvan.
R. R. AGENT— J. E. Green.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. E. Green.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— T. H. King, Pastor.
METHODIST— B. E. Stanfleld. Supply.
EPISCOPAL— W. E. Cox, Rector.
Schools and Academies.
WINTERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL— G. E.
Lineberry, Principal.
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TITT COUNTY.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. J. D. Cox.
T. N. Manning.
Mrs. Martha A. Sutton.
Barber Shops.
Will Nobles.
W. H. Weathington, (col.)
Carriage Maufacturers.
A. G. Cox Manufacturing Co.
Winterville Manufacturing Co.
Canned Goods.
Winterville Canning Co.
Cigar Factories.
Winterville Cigar Co.
Coal and Wood.
W. L. House.
Doctors.
B. T. Cox.
Druggists.
B. T. Cox & Bro.
General Merchandise.
Harrington, Barber & Co.
R. G. Chapman & Co.
Ange & Co.
B. F. Manning & Co.
Hardware Dealers.
W. L. House.
Retail Grocers.
G. A. Kittrell & Co.
H. L. Johnson.
J. B. Carroll & Co.
Livery Stables.
W. L. House.
Lumber Manufacturers.
L. L. Kittrell.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor.
Mis. L. A. Sparks.
Oil Mills.
Pitt County Oil Co.
Repair Shops.
W. L. House.
Wire Fence Factories.
Winterville Wire Fence Factory.
Undertakers.
A. G. Cox Manufacturing Co.
AYDEN.
Incorporated in 1891.
Population, 800.
Tax rate, 50c. on $100; school tax, 30c. on
$100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. J. Stokes.
CLERK— R. W. Smith.
TREASURER— Stancill Hodges.
TAX COLLECTOR— Frank Lilly.
CHIEF OF POLICE— j. T. Smith.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— M. M. Sauls,
Stancill Hodges, Sebron Cox, S. A. Jen-
kins, R. W. Smith.
POSTMASTER— E. V. Cox.
R. R. AGENT— E. D. Brown.
EXPRESS AGENT— E. D. Brown.
Ministers and Churches.
EPISCOPAL— W. E. Cox, Rector.
DISCIPLES— R. H. Jones, Pastor.
BAPTIST— T. H. King, Pastor.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— E. T. Phillips,
Pii^tor
METHODIST— B. F. Stanfield, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
GRADED SCHOOL— T. Cook Covington,
Supt. Teachers: Miss Alice Taylor, Miss
Dora Hornaday, Miss Hennie Brown, Mrs.
F. G. Buhman, Mrs. Hodges, (Music).
GRADED SCHOOL TRUSTEES— Jesse
Cannon, W. C. Jackson, F. G. Buhman,
W. M. Edwards, W. E. Moye.
FREE WILL BAPTIST "THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY— T. E. Peden, President.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Tripp.
Carolina House.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF AYDEN— Joseph Dixon, Pres. ;
J. R. Smith, Cashier. Capital, $10,000;
Surplus and Profits, $1,000.
Brokers.
J. A. Harrington.
Frank Lilly.
C. A. Fair.
Bicycle Repair Shops.
B. F. Manning.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
J. A. Griffin.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Dennis & McLawhoni.
Dail & Worthington.
Barber Shops.
W. B. Alexander & Bro.
W. H. Dew.
Carriage Manufacturers.
Ayden Milling & M'f'g Co., J. M. Dixon,
Manager.
Doctors.
Joseph Dixon.
L. C. Skinner.
Druggists.
M. M. Sauls.
Electric Eight Plants.
Ayden Milling & Manufacturing Co., Own-
ers.
Flour, Com and Feed Dealers.
J. Lilly.
General Merchandise.
J. W. Quinerly & Bros.
J. R. Smith & Bro.
W. M. Edwards & Co.
W. C. Jackson & Co.
Cannon & Tyson.
J. F. Barwick.
Coward & Co.
J. J. Hines.
J. H. Tripp & Bro.
F. G. Buhman & Co.
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J. J. Edwards & Son.
L. H. Witherington.
J. R Turnage.
D. S. Moore & Bro.
Lawyers.
E. V. Cox.
Lumber Plants.
Ayden Lumber Co.
Ayden Milling and Manufacturing Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. J. A. Davis.
Mrs. W. E. Moye.
Misses Morrison.
Miss Annie Dudley.
Newspapers and Editors.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— E. T. Phillips &
J. M. Barfield, Editors.
Retail Grocers.
J. W. Moore.
Sumrell & McLawhorn.
J. W. Garris.
E. E. Dail & Son.
J. H. Trip & Bro.
P. S. Cannon (col.)
Repair Shops.
M. B. Tripp & Bro.
J. A. Griffin.
Sales and Liverv Stables.
T. VT. Hart.
Winslow & Mills.
Tinners.
George Worthington.
Undertakers.
Ayden Milling & Manufacturing Co.
Watcbes and Jewelry.
J. W. Taylor.
FARMVILIE.
Incorporated in 1872.
Population, 450.
Tax rate, 33 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. S. Smith.
CLERK— R. L. Davis.
TREASURER— F. M. Davis.
TAX COLLECTOR— T. H. Smith.
CHIEF OF POLICE— T. H. Smith.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. C. Joyner,
R. L. Davis, J. I. Baker, J. H. Harris,
Alfred Joyner.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— R. L. Joyner,
(chm.), B. M. Lewis, W. J. Turnage, R.
L. Davis, W. M. Lan*.
POSTMASTER— A. D. Hill.
R. R. AGENT— L. E. Vick.
EXPRESS AGENT— L. E. Vick.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— W. F. Galloway, Pastor.
DISCIPLE— W. E. Powell, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— J. C. Williford,
Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
GRADED SCHOOL— J. H. Mclver, Supt.
Teachers: Miss Ada L. Tyson, Miss Agnes
Moore, Miss Annie Perkins.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF FARMVILLE— R. L. Davis,
Pres. ; J. R. Davis, Cashier. Capital, $10,-
000; Surplus and Profits, $1,000.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Horton Hotel.
Smith House.
Barrett House.
Brick Manufacturers.
R. E. Belcher.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Farmville Buggy Co.
Doctors.
Jos. N. Bynum.
David S. Morrill.
Sam. Morrill.
John T.
Druggists.
Thorne.
Dealers in Hardware.
R. L. Davis & Bros.
General Merchandise.
R. L. Davis & Bros.
W. M. Lang.
M. T. Horton & Bro.
W. C. Askew.
T. L. & W. J. Turnage.
G. C. Barrett.
R. H. Speight & Co.
J. H. Harris & Co.
W. A. Pollard & Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. J. F. Joyner.
Mrs. T. H. Smith.
Retail Grocers.
J. S. Smith.
J. H. Scarborough.
J. D. Jones.
Repair Shops.
Little & Thorne.
J. B. Norris.
Saloons.
W. B. Burnett.
J. I. Baker.
J. F. Leggett.
S. M. Pollard.
Sales and Livery Stables.
R. L. Smith & Co.
M. T. Horton.
Undertakers.
R. L. Davis & Bros.
OAKLEY.
Incorporated in 1903.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— C. H. Ros§.
COMMISSIONERS— Eli Rogers, VT. G.
Bryan, W. J. Jenkins.
CONSTABLE— Z. V. Whitehunt
TREASURER— H. A. Gray.
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PITT— POLK.
General Merchandise.
Gray & Rogers.
T. P. Nelson.
Retail Grocers.
Carson & Co.
Saloons.
Oarson & Co.
Cotton Gins.
Whitehurst & Ross.
Saw Mills.
Whitehurt & Ross.
STOKES.
Incorporated in 1903.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. S. Overton.
CLERK— J. L. Perkins.
TREASURER— J. L. Perkins.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. L. Perkins.
POLICEMAN— S. C. Page.
COMMISSIONERS— T. G. Basnight, VT.
Overton.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Addie Stokes.
R. R. AGENT— W. G. Stokes.
Cotton Gins.
J. L. Perkins.
W. G. Stokes.
Distilleries.
S. C. Page.
J. L. Perkins.
General Merchandise.
J. L. Perkins.
W. Q. Stoke*.
J. S. Uherry.
Saloons.
J. S. Cherry.
Doctors.
T. G. Basnight.
Saw Mills.
J. L. Perkins.
W. G. Stokes.
FOUNTAIN.
Incorporated in 1903.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Abner Eason.
TREASURER— M. D. Yelverton.
POLICEMAN— C. C. Baker.
COMMISSIONERS— R. A. Fountain, R.
Jefferson, J. R. Owens.
POSTMASTER— R. A. Fountain.
R. R. AGENT— R. A, Fountain.
General Merchandise.
Fountain & Co.
R. L. Jefferson & Bros.
Gardner, Baker & Co.
J. W. Eason.
Saloons.
Gardner, Baker & Co.
J. A. Forbes & Co.
SHELMERDINE.
Incorporated in 1903.
Population. 500.
Town Officers.
CLERK— W. T. Sleoge.
TREASURER— Geo. H. Cole.
TAX COLLECTOR— Geo. H. Cole.
MAYOR— 0. G. Calhoun.
CHIEF OF POLICE— H. H. Stanley.
COMMISSIONERS— J. R. Jacob, John B.
Smith, F. J. Keeter.
POSTMASTER— George H. Cole.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Shelmerdine Hotel.
G. A. Savage.
John Bell.
Schools and Academies.
SHELMERDINE ACADEMY— Mrs. J. 0.
Bobbitt, Principal.
Doctors.
L. E. Ricks.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— B. E. Stanfield, Pastor.
General Merchandise.
Beaufort County Lumber Co.
N. T. Cox & Sons.
J. J. Oakley & Son.
R. G. Chapman & Son.
W. L. Smith.
H. C. Venters.
Covel Smith, (col.)
Lumber Manufacturers.
H. C. Venters.
Beaufort County Lumber Co.
W. L. Smith.
Machine Shops.
Beaufort County Lumber Co.
Repair Shops.
W. L. Smith.
Beaufort County Lumber Co.
Undertakers.
W. L. Smith.
R. T. Pulley.
POLK COUNTY.
County Seat, Columbus.
Formed in 1855 from Henderson and Rutherford counties.
Wm. Polk, of Revolutionary fame.
Area, 300 square miles.
POPULATION: 7,004. VThite males, 2,910; white females, 2,887,
Named in honor of OoL
Foreign bora, &
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POLK COUNTY.
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Negro males, 506; negro females, 812. White males over 21 year*, 1,284; negro
over 21 years, 227. White polls, 815; negro polls, 92.
Value real estate, $976,041, increase of $227,362 over 1904. Value of personal prop-
erty, $549,143, increase of $126,712 over 1904, including 387 horses, 761 mules, 4
jacks and jennets, 4 goats, 2,369 cattle, 2,051 hogs, 41j sheep, 113 dogs, 15 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,504,622; by negroes, $20,562.
No. Schools: White, 32; Colored, 10.
TAX BATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. poll; debt, 15c. and 45c. poll;
bridges, 10c. and 30c. poll. Floating debt, $6,000. Iron bridges, 2.
POST OFFICES: Bright, Collinsvilie, COLUMBUS, (c. h.), Dennis, Dimsdale, Fishtop,
Greenriver, Lynn, Melvin Hill, MILLSPRING, Motor, Myra, Pearidge, Poors Ford,
Poplar Grove, Saluda, Sandy Springs, Steanes, Skyuka, TRYON, Turners, Walker.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked in part by labor and taxation, 15c. on $100 and 45c. poll;
total last year, $285. No. miles, about 226.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Asheville & Spartanburg, 10.00 miles, assessed value $ 88,297.90
Pullman Company, 10.00 miles, assessed value 1,452.46
Western Union Telegraph Company, 50.00 miles, assessed value 1,462.88
Southern Express Company, 10.00 miles, assessed value 1,158.12
SUPERIOR COURT: March 23rd, two weeks; October 15th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. P. Arledge,
Columbus.
SHERIFF— W. O. Robertson, Saluda.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— F. M. Burgess,
Columbus.
TREASURER— S. B. Edwards, Millspring.
SURVEYOR— J. H. Gibbs, Columbus.
CO. ATTORNEY— J. E. Shipman, Colum-
bus.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— O. J. Kinworthey,
Lyon.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Epson Taylor, Mill-
spring.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. A.
Cannon, Lynn; T. E. Walker, Columbus;
J. R. Foster, Millspring.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— W. M. Justice,
Millspring.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— C. A. Canon,
(chm.), Columbus; H. C. Morgan, Col-
umbus.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. L.
Jackson, Myra; G. Arledge, Millspring;
J. R. Foster, Millspring.
CONSTABLES— Columbus Township, O. C.
West, Columbus; Tryon, J. W. Metcalf;
Saluda, R. L. Newman, Melvin Hill;
Millspring, John Bonham, Millspring;
Coopers Gap, N. E. Williams. Turners.
Justices of the Peace.
TRYON TOWNSHIP— E. B. Golett, Sa-
luda; F. A. Thompson, J. C. Fisher, Geo.
Gash, Tryon.
COOPER GAP— W. W. Cowan, Poplar
Grove.
GREENS CREEK— Joe T. Camp, Green
River; S. B. Weaver.
COLUMBUS— L. L. Tallant, Columbus;
N. T. Mills, Columbus.
Public School Teachers.
Feagans, Mrs. Daisy, Collinsvilie.
Powell, H. L., Poplar Grove.
Huggins, W. B., Saluda.
Gibbs, J. H., Millspring.
Williams, Miss O. F., Green Hill.
Brock, Miss Lala, Decatur.
Swanson, Miss W. B., Columbus.
Edwards, S. B., Millspring.
Womack, J. E., Poplar Grove.
Jones, Manning, Dana.
Ledbetter, B. R., Blantyre.
Andrews, Cannon, Zirconia.
Feagans, G. E., Collinsvilie.
Morgan, Miss Emma, Landrum, S. C.
Hill, A. G.. Sitton.
Milton, W. M., Tryon.
Head, Mrs. M. J., Decatur.
Hague, Miss Maggie, Millspring.
Hampton, Miss Mossie, Columbus.
Pace, Miss Mary, Fish Top.
McFariand, Miss Emma, Tryon.
Sitton, Miss Jessie, Millspring.
Jackson, Miss Lettie, Landrum, S. C.
Justice, Miss Mary, Millspring.
Arlege, Miss Minnie. Columbus.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— J. M. Williams, Green River;
J. 11. Rhodes, Saluda; Elbert Jackson, Tur-
ners.
DUNKARD— G. A. Branscomb, Melvin
Hill.
Physicians not in Towns.
B. B. Lancaster, Sandy Springs.
H. H. Edwards, Millspring.
Hosiery Mills.
Hosiery Mills, Lynn.
Saw Mills.
G. A. Branscomb, Melvin Hill.
Foster & Hampton, Millspring.
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POLK COUNTY.
Cotton Gins.
G. A. Brarscomb, Melvin Hill.
F. Cox, Green River.
Houser & Carswell, Green Rirer.
Fester & Edwards, Millspring.
Merchants not in Towns.
Mat Lewis, Mill Spring.
O. T. Baynard, Mill Spring.
Epson Tayloe. Pea Ridge.
W. A. Burnett, Collinsville.
J. R. Foster, Millspring.
Mill Spring Supply Co., Millspring.
Mills & Cox, Green River.
Lee Brown, Turners.
Kinchen Gilbert, Melvin Hill.
Arnold & Cannon, Lynn.
Try on Hosiery Co., Tryon.
S. E. Head, Melvin Hill.
R. L. Clement, Sandy Springs.
W. A. Martin, Dana.
J. A. Frady, Poplar Grove.
COLUMBUS.
Incorporated in 1856.
Population, 334.
White polls, 22.
Tax rate, 50c on $100.
Election held first Tuesday in May;
term of office, 2 years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— E. B. Cloud.
CLERK— Logan Cloud.
TREASURER— L. H. Cloud.
TAX COLLECTOR— L. H. Cloud.
ATTORNEY— J. E. Shipman.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— John Kornegay,
W. E. Hill.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— Prof. McLaughlin,
Principal. m
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— F. L. Weaver, C.
A. Carson, J. W. MeFarland.
POSTMASTER— A. L. McMurray.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— T. C. Croker, Pastor.
BAPTIST— W. W. Jones, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
COLUMBUS INSTITUTE— Prof. McLaugh-
lin, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
J. P. Arledge.
T. E. Walker.
Canned Goods.
T. E. Walker.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
— . — . McMurray.
T. E. Walker.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
T. E. Walker.
General Merchandise.
T. E. Walker.
N. B. Hampton, Jr.
Insurance Agencies.
J. P. Morris.
Lawyers.
James P. Morris.
E. B. Cloud.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
T. C. Hampton.
Livery Stables.
W. C. Ward.
Mark Fisher.
J. C. Smith.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Staton.
Masons and Builders.
W. E. Hill.
F. M. Burgess.
Newspapers and Editors.
POLK COUNTY NEWS— John Kornegay,
Editor.
Job Printing Offices.
John Kornegay.
TRYON.
Population, 324.
Tax rate, 50c. on $100.
Debt. $1,500.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— E. E. Missildine.
CLERK— J. B. Hester.
TREASURER— J. B. Hester.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. C. Fisher.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Ed. Metcalf.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Frank Hellen,
F. P. Bacon, J. B. Hester, F. C. Fisher,
T. K. Jarrett, W. J. Joines.
SCHOOL COMMTTEE— Earle Grady, M. W.
Page, J. M. Butler, J. B. Livingstone, T.
T. Ballenger.
POSTMISTRESS— Miss Mary LeDuc.
R. R. AGENT— D. A. Hutts.
EXPRESS AGENT— D. A. Hutts.
Ministers and Churches.
EPISCOPAL— E. Joyner, Rector.
BAPTIST— W. W. Jones, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL— E. B. Hibbard,
Psstor
METHODIST— Rev. Mr. Gibson, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Ook Hall.
Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. Doubleday.
Mrs. Thurston.
Mrs. Kenworthy.
Mrs. McFee.
Mrs. O. S. Missildine.
Architects.
Wm. E. Strong.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
M. W. Page.
Frank Balue.
Doctors.
Earle Grady.
Chas. J. Kenworthy.
H. J. Garrigues.
E. M. Salley.
Drue crista.
E. E. Missildine.
General Merchandise.
Frank Bahn.
John Orr.
POLK— RANDOLPH.
481
The Ballenger Co.
Tryon Supply Co.
Tryon Supply Co. (Hardware.)
Newspapers and Editors.
TRYON BEE— Geo. Morton, Editor.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. B. Livingston & Co.
Will Ward.
SALUDA.
Incorporated in 1881.
Population, 300.
Tax Rate: 30c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Edward B. Goelet.
CLERK— A. G. Hill.
TREASURER— J. Baumberger.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. A. Garmany.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. A. Garmany.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— S. D. Morris,
W. B. Ward, E. B. Guice.
POSTMASTER— J. L. Hart.
R. R. AGENT— W. H. Pace.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. H. Pace.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— W. H. Perry, Pastor.
BAPTIST— A. J. Justice, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— E. N. Joyner, Rector.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
School and Academies.
Saluda Seminary.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Melrose Inn.
Mountain House.
Saluda House.
Carolina House.
Hillcrest, Mrs. M. T. West, Prop.
Esseola.
Hotel Charles.
Pace House, Mrs. Pace, Prop.
Mrs. Anna Ball.
Miss A. P. Waring.
Holmes Cottage, Miss Wilcox, Prop.
Mrs. W. C. Robinson.
Mrs. H. B. Lane.
Redwood Cottage.
Mrs. M. M. McAlpine.
Doctors.
E. B. Goelet.
Drueeists.
E. B. Goelet.
General Merchandise.
Thorne & Boone.
S. D. Staton.
0. C. Sonner & Co.
Thompson & Pace.
T. M. Rymer.
L. R. Williams.
U. G. Staton.
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
County Seat, Asheboro.
Formed in 1779 from Guilford and Rowan counties. Named in honor of th« Randolph
family of Virginia.
Area, 900 square miles.
POPULATION: 32,897. White males, 14,355; white females, 14,438. Foreign born,
44. Negro males, 1,976; negro females, 2,084. White males over 21 years, 6,036; negro
males over 21 years, 704. White polls, 3,685; negro polls, 361.
Value of real estate, $2,945,696, increase of $93,732 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,676,381, increase of $61,96 1 over 1904, including 3,080 horses, 3,324 mules, 39
jacks and jennets, 111 goats, 11,019 cattle, 13,516 hogs, 5,268 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $4,544,001; by negroes, $78,077.
No. Schools: White, 104; Colored, 22.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100; roads, 8 l-3c. ; State, 25c; schools, 18c.
Iron bridges, 5.
POST OFFICES: Aconite, Arch, ARCHDALE, ASHEBORO, (c. h.), Bombay, Browers
Mills, Brown, Bunch, Caraway, Cedar Falls, Central Falls, Cheeks, Coleridge, Coles
Store, Cox, Corleto, Derrick, Dewey, Eden, Edgar, Eleazar, Empire, Erect, Farmer,
Flora, Flowerhill, Fousts Mills, FRANKLINVILLE, French, Fullers, Hills Store, Hock-
ett, Holly, Hoover Hill, Hoyle, Jackson Creek, Kanoy, Kemps Mills, Kildee, Lassiter,
Levelcross, Levelplains, —BERTY, Lytton, Martha, Mechanic, Michfield, Millboro,
Millikan, Moffitt, Mullen, Newhope Academy, Newmarket, New Salem, Pines, Pinson,
PISGAH, Progress, Quinine, Rachel, Ralph, RAMSEUR, RANDLEMAN, Randolph,
Rileys Store, Salem C-uich, Science, Seagrove, Soapstone Mount, Sophia, Spero,
Staley, Strieby, TRINITY, Ulah, Vena, Whitehouse, Why Not, WORTHVILLE.
PUBLIC ROADS. H. H. Kennedy, Supt. Convict labor used.
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4S2
RAILROADS, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
High Point, Randleman, Asheboro & Southern, 23.74 miles, ass'd value $287,222.70
North 17,591.68
Atlantic & Yadkin, 30.49 miles, assessed value 302,855.70
ilue i::. 747. 61
Pullm; ralue 157.0.1
-Hied value 6,411.00
8.!
SUPERIOR COURT: March 19th, two weeks; July 16th, two weeks; December
two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
I! -ru-
men:
SHERIFF— T. J. Finch, Asheboro.
R OF DEEDS— J. P. Burroughs,
Asheboro.
THE . J. Miller, Asheboro.
CORONER— C. H. Lewis, Farmer.
SURVEYOR— H. A. Albright, Moffitt
CO. ATTORNEY— H. M. Robins, Ashe-
boro.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— J. D. Bulla, Cara-
way.
O. HOME— W. J. Delk, Bulla.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— S. VV. Laugh-
lin, Asheboro.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— J. M. Way. Ashe-
boro.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. T. Foushee,
(ehm.), Ramseur; G. T. Murdock, Lassiter;
J. W. Birkhead, Hills dto
Elijah Moffitt, Asheboro.
(ehm.), Asheboro; H. G. Lassiter, Lassiter;
A. N. Bulla,
CO. BOARD ELECTIONS— Z. F. .Rush,
Jr., (chin.; . B. Leonard, Ram-
seur; Seth W in, Asheboro.
—Union Township, J. M.
Luther, Pisgah: -t Grov
Craven, Coleridge; Columbia, J. M. Brewer,
Ramseur; Franklinville, T. J. Bankemeyer,
Centr; O. R. Fox,
boro; Liberty, T. V Con-
cord, J. B. Delk, F
Jar Grove, 1
J. M. i
Prcgri
hrisco,
Brower,
Owens, Browers Mills; Grant, A. D.
Brown, Cox: Tab Will Redding,
Hoyle; New Hope, J. M. Brown, Randle-
man; Randleman. A. R. Hicks, New Hope
Academy.
Justices of the Peace.
TRINITY -B. S. La:
Trinity; J. F.
S. Bouldin J. K. Harris,
ity; D. M. H ihn, Progress; T. E. Walker,
Maud.
NEW MARKET— J. R. Coltrane, Ran-
dleman; R. L. Coltrane, Randleman; T. J.
Steele, New Sai .. Wall, Sophia; D.
Johnson. Level
!
PROVIDENCE— J. W. Pugh, Grays
1; J. M. Hinshaw, New Salem; W. R.
Julian, New Salem; P. A. Ruth, Grays
LIBERTY— 0. T. Hatch, Liberty; W. P.
Fox, Liberty; J. M. Williams, Liberty, R.
F. D. ; A. A. Frazier, Liberty; W. H.
lin, Liber;
TAB E-W. H. Hughes, Fullers;
W. II. Rush, Randolph; Jno. Hoover,
, A W. Fuller, Fullers; L. C.
Phillips, Fullers; S. C. Welborn, Jones
RANDLEMAN— J. T. Bostic, J. N. Ca-
dule, E. P. Hayes, Randleman; J. L.
Wrenn, Worthville; W. T. Bryant, W. G.
Barker, J. A. Russell, Randleman; N. T.
Cross, J. O. Arnold, Worthville.
FRANKLINVILLE— Hugh Parks, W. C.
ino. F. Brower, Franklinville; J.
F. . E. L. Yor',.
A. : ir Falls; J. W. Julian,
oro.
COLUMBIA— T. A. Moffitt, R. W. York,
Y. M. C. Johnson, Ramseur; R. L. Alex-
ander. Kildee.
CONCORD— Mont Lewis, I. M. Dorsett,
D. G. McMaster, Farmer; W. J. Delk,
Bulla; Henry Nance, Jackson Creek; Sam-,
er. Farmer.
-N. M. Lowe. Mechanic;
Brown, Scion'
raven, Co
L. Russell, Bombay;
•las. N. Luther, Pin-
, Lassiter; B. L. Talbert,
UNION— A. R. Callicutt, Pisgah; S. A.
elch, Pisgah; A. Auman, Lee
Parks.
RICHLANDS— O. W. Lawrence, Erect;
O. M. Yow, Why Not; M. J. Presnell,
Miehfield; J. B. Slack, Pisgah; J. A.
Monroe, Why Not; W. A. Craven, Fork
BROWER— G. F. Cadin, Browers Mills;
. Albright, Moffitt; Orlendo Chris;
•Ino. T. Bi ck, Kanoy; Alfred Mancss,
Browers Mills.
RANDOLP II COUNTY.
PLEASANT GROVE— II. B. Lambert, J.
P. Phillips, Noise; J. R. Welch, Arch: J.
M. Marley, Velna.
ASHEBORO— J. S. Ridge, W. J. Tcague.
S. E. Lo'wdermilk, Z. P. Rush. Sr., W. D.
Spoon, Asheboro.
BA< K— Hugh McCain, Spero; B.
Millikai David
J. A.
R. J.
Cox, Brow
A. M. Parker, Ken;, ; L. A. Smith,
P. F.
Public School Teachers.
Miss Dai .sheboro.
Miss Gertrude Ov
Thomas C. Am; rty.
Miss Loula A; , R. K. 1).
No. 1.
Miss Dora M.
Miss Martha Red orthville.
W. E. Alired, Ramseur.
Miss Edna Hill, Randleman.
J. L. Harris, Randleman.
Miss Mary Perry Blount, Randleman.
Miss Annie Johnson, Ranct.eman.
Mrs. John T. Cobb, Randleman.
Miss Jennie Burfoot, Randleman.
Miss Barker, Randleman.
Miss Ruth Freeman, Archdale.
J. F. Routh, Worthville.
J. M. Varner, Fullers.
S. L. Varner. Salem church.
B. Lanier, Level Plains.
J. A. Hornaday, Liberty.
Mis
R. K. Brady, Moffitt.
Miss Evelyn Motfitt, Kanoy.
Miss Blanche Moffitt, Kanoy.
D. M. Weatherly, Franklinville.
Mrs. D. M. Weatherly, Franklinville.
Miss Leonora Bray, Ramseur R. F. D.
No. 1.
J. T. Henry, Trinitv.
R. B. Clary, Trinity.
Mrs. J. T. Henry, trinity.
J. N tfitt.
No. 1.
inity.
Mrs. Cephas I lar Falls.
G. O. Weatherly, Ramseur, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Ella Mundy, Franklinville.
Charles E. McCanlcss, Ramseur.
Miss Pearle ■ max, R. F. D.
No. 1.
W. R. Asrn
L. M. Kearns, Kills Si
E. II. Wood, Flora.
Miss Anna I R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miss M; -heboro.
C. E. Julian. Franklinville.
Fred Glass, Franklinville.
Orin York, Ramseur. R. F. D. No. 2.
Miss Martha J. Henley. Asheboro.
Miss Birdie Cameron, Liberty.
Miss Jennie Davis, Randleman, R. F. D
Ridge, Asheboro.
Ora Her boro.
is Ora L" [lie.
Miss Bertha Dorsett, Thomasville. R.
D. No. 5.
Miss Louie ./
- II. L. Johnson, Bain.
.■ma M. imasville,
K. D. Xo. 5.
J. H. Robertson, Bombay.
J. A. npire.
Glenola.
rohnson, High Point, R. F.
D. No. 5.
iffitt, Moffitt.
A. S. Callicott, Aconite.
C. F. Williar, ty, R. F. D. No. 1.
9 Annie b.ack, Ramseur.
Miss Alma Green, Ramseur, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Gumey Pugh, Asheboro, R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Lura Smith, Asheboro.
Mattie Black, Franidinville.
Miss Maud Redding, Millboro.
Grover L. Black, Franklinville.
Hayworth, Ramseur, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Pisgah.
W. S. Needham, High Point.
E. A. Mi Staley, R. F. D. No. 1.
Liberty.
Miss Mabel Bayard Stuart, Franklinville.
Miss Brown, Asheboro, R. F. D.
No. 1.
D. H. Frazier, Ramseur, R. F. D. No. 2.
Mrs. Luzena Seotten, Ramseur, R. F. D.
No. 1.
M. C. Yow, Coleridg
Miss Roella Yow. Coleridge.
Miss Daile \» hitehead, Ramseur.
Mrs. nt, Ramseur.
Pisgah.
agrove, R.
F. D.
id College, R.
F. D. No.
ive, R. F. D.
No. 1.
tinie Williams, Pisgah.
Fr.: is. Aconite.
er, Hoyle.
Kenie Mc] . Farmer.
n Newbold, farmer.
Miss Una Bulla, Asheboro, R. F. D.
Xo. 2.
Misi 11, Trinity.
S. W. Lanier. Trinity, R. F. D. No. 1.
i '.inner.
; ). Lewis, Farmer.
Mechanic.
Pan Low inic.
484
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
Misa Ida Jarrell, Caraway.
Mrs. Lucy J. Ingram, Trinity.
Miss Lena Bulla, Sophia.
Miss Agnes Johnson, Farmer.
Miss Emma Brown, Ore Hill, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Mrs. Flora Fox, Jordan.
Miss Leila Seawell, Bensalem.
Miss C. C. Seawell, Bensalem.
Miss Gertrude Fields, Climax.
Miss Hattie Eller, New Salem.
Charles M. Staley, Asheboro.
Miss Annie Tomlinson, Asheboro.
Miss Laura Stimson, Asheboro.
Miss Maggie Erwin, Asheboro.
Miss Cora Anderson, Corleto.
L. M. Foust, Climax, R. F. D. No. 1.
Mrs. Estella Johnson, Mechanic.
Schools and Academies.
SHILOH ACADEMY— J. N. Cagle, Mof-
fitt.
WHY NO^ ACADEMY AND BUSINESS
INSTITUTE— G. F. Garner, Principal, Why
Not.
FARMER INSTITUTE— K. A. Mclntyre,
Farmer.
BOMBAY INSTITUTE— S. T. Laariter,
Principal, Bombay.
PROVIDENCE GRADED SCHOOL— L. M.
Foust, Supt., Climax, R. F. D. No. 1.
FRANKLINVILLE GRADED SCHOOL—
D. M. Weatherly, Supt., Franklinville.
Ministers not in Towns.
CHRISTIAN— M. A. Baldwin, Franklin-
ville; J. A. Webster, Franklinville; B. F.
Kearns, H. A. Albright, Moffitt; S. H.
Way, Fork Creek; J. H. Wright, Asheboro;
W W. Lawrence, Erect; H. T. Moffitt, Mof-
fitt
BAPTIST— J. D. Hackney, H. H. Jordan,
Franklinville.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— F. C. Rob-
bins, Spero; W. R. Smith, Whitehouse; W.
A. Bunch, Asheboro.
NORTHERN METHODIST— W. T. Owen,
Pinson.
METHODIST— W. S. Hale, Farmer; E. J.
Poe, Coleridge; C. H. Caviness, Trinity;
Alfred Sherrill, Trinity; Sherrill Lassiter,
Bombay.
FRIENDS— Sallie Winslow, Science; Seth
Cox, Levi Cox, Buffalo Ford; Elwood Cox,
Ulah; Timothy Cox, Kemps Mills.
Physicians not in Towns.
Chas. S. Tate, Ramseur.
S. -W. Caddell, Rairseur.
C E. Reitzel, Ramseur.
Thomas L. Winslow, Maud.
A. H. Redding, Cedar Falls.
J. M. Tomlinson, Archdale.
A. Fuller, Fuller.
A. M. Bulla, Bulla.
J. D. Bulla, Maud.
D. Reid Parker, Trinity.
J. T. Reeves, Climax.
R. L. Caviness, Coleridge.
C. H. Phillips, Fuller.
Thos. I. Fcx, Franklinville.
D. L. Fox, Franklinville.
J. D. Tyson, Fork Creek.
D. J. Johnson, Fork Creek.
A. H. Caviness, Coleridge.
C. H. Lewis, Farmer.
T. C. Dowd, Fork Creek.
A. Fuller, Jones Mine.
R. W. Myers, Jones Mine.
R. J. Malone, Browers Mills.
C-tton Gins.
J. T. Shaw, Now Hope Academy.
I. W. Parks, Cape.
Franklinville M'f'g Co., Franklinville.
Foushee & Fox, Staley.
W. H. Pickard, Randleman.
Enterprise M'f'g Co.. Coleridge.
Cotton Mills.
WORTH M'F'G CO, No. 1, Worthville;
No. 2, Central Falls.— J. E. Williamson,
Worthville, Secretary and Treasurer.
CEDAR FALLS M'F'G CO., two mill*,
No. 1 and No. 2—0. R. Cox, Cedar Falls.
FRANKLINVILLE M'F'G CO.— Herbert
Russell, Secretary and Treasurer, Frank-
linville.
RANDOLPH M'F'G CO.— Hugh Parka,
Secretary and Treasurer, Franklinville.
J. L. Hinshaw, Hoover Hill.
L. S. Harrelson, Hoover Hill.
ENTERPRISE M'F'G CO.— R. L. Oav-
eness, Secretary and Treasurer.
RANDLEMAN M'F'G CO.— S. Bryant,
Secretary and Treasurer, Randleman.
NAOMI FALL M'F'G 0.^3. Bryant,
Secretary and Treasurer, Randleman.
PLAIDVILLE M'F'G CO.— S. J. Newlin,
Secretary and Treasurer, Randleman.
Saw Mills.
Bean & Co., Kemps Mills.
E. C. Lassiter, Farmer.
Roe King, Dewey.
Seth Laughlin, Asheboro.
J. J. Allen, Kemps Mills.
Thomas Hinshaw, Browers Mills.
Moffitt Bros, Coleridge.
Levi Branson, White House.
J. J. Lucas, White House.
Williams & Parks, Pisgah.
J. T. Strider & Co., Pisgah.
Andrews Bros., Bulla.
Brooks & Moffitt, Moffitt.
J. E. Dawkins, Dewey.
W. E. Bain, Liberty.
Strickland Bros., Flower HilL
J. R. Wall, Asheboro.
J. M. Walker, Caraway.
Hughes & Plummer, Ralph.
Cooper & Lassiter, Asheboro.
E. C. Phillips & Co., Brown.
Spoon & Brown, Asheboro.
Ed. Walker. Caraway.
J. H. Redding, Asheboro.
A. Bonkemeyer, Cedar Falls.
Merchants not in Towns.
W. W. Dixon, Coleridge.
John F. Jarrell, Caraway.
W. H. Parker, Holly.
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
485
Ramscur Store Co., Ramseur.
Gurney Cox, Moffitt.
S. S. Cox, Brown.
T. J. Ellis, Seagrove.
John Richardson, Seagrove.
Delk & Cameron, Cox.
S. E. & M. E. Allen, Empire.
J. J. Allen, Kemps Mills.
John M. Allred, Grays Chapel.
0. P. Brower, Grays Chapel.
G. P. Parker, Brunswick.
A. H. Buigess, Franklinville.
H. F. Fisher, New Salem.
J. C. Coltrane, Soapstone Mount.
H. T. Caviness, Cheeks.
Nannie Goins, Level Plains.
Coble & Brown, Julian.
J. M. Caveness, Moffitt.
G. E. Carter, Eleazer.
1. R. Dickens, Hoyle
Samuel Dunn, Grays Chapel.
F. R. Dorsett & uo., Kden.
Enterprise Manufacturing Co., Coleridge.
Franklinville Manufacturing Co., Frank-
linville.
A. Fuller, Jones Mine.
A. W. Fuller, Fullers.
Howard & Co., Mechanic.
Hamilton Store Co.. Central Falls.
Wilson Hill, Pinscn.
Joel Hammond. Dewey.
Johnson & Sheets, Martha.
E. B. Johnson, Martha.
Kennedy Store Co , Hoyle.
J. T. Lambert, Coles Store.
W. S. Loler, Trinity.
Geo. La idler. Level Cross.
J. W. Morgan & Bro., Jacksons Creek.
A. G. Muidock, Lassiter.
M. Lackey, Jacksons Creek.
W. R. McMasters, Grays Chapel.
McAlister-Worth Co . Central Falls.
A. Nance & Jon, Jacksons Creek.
G. M. Pugh, Grays Chapel.
M. J. Presnell, Michfield.
Parks & Son, Pisgah.
J. W. Pugh & Sons, Millboro.
Pugh & Lineberry, Millboro.
B. Parker, Trinity.
Randolph Manufacturing Co., Franklin-
ville.
L L. Richardson, Why Not.
W. W. Routh, Millboro.
Riley & Laughlin, Riley's Store.
J. A. Routh, Grays Chapel.
J. W. Richardson, Fullers.
R. B. Spencer. Edgar.
J. B. Slock, AVhy Not.
J. E. Stout & Co., Buffalo Ford.
J. A. Spencer & Bro., Aconite.
T. B. & C. M. Tvsor. Erect.
S. F. Wall & Co.. Sophia.
Wall & Spencer, Edgar.
A. J. Winslow, Fullers.
W. P. Winslow, Fullers.
T. L. & J. A. York, Central Falls.
York & Frazier, Kildee.
Henry Yow, Seagrove.
W. H. Jennings, Cedar Falls.
J. R. Stout, Julian.
Bennett Kidd, Boaz.
H. Copeland, Franklinville.
I. F. Stanton, Gladesboro.
J. F. Horney, Farmer.
W. E. & J. O. Kearns, Farmer.
Alonzo Hughes, Eden.
G. H. Bean, Michfield.
A. G. Brower & Co., Staley.
W. I. Crotts, Crotts.
N. J. Carter, Browers Mills.
J. W. Elliott, Franklinville.
Thomas Hinshaw, Kemps Mills.
Alfred Jones, Mullen.
W. I. Pearce, Hoover Hill.
J. A. Redding & Son, Millboro.
J. A. Ridge, Corleto.
J. F. Teague, Staley.
Celin Wall, Maud.
M. L. Wood, Lytton.
J. L. Ward & Son, Hoyle.
E. O. York, Central Falls.
R, L. Albright, Erect.
ASHEBORO.
Incorporated in 1853.
Population, 1,925.
Value real estate, $178,432; value person-
al property, $287,255.
Tax rate, city purposes, 26 2-3c. ; schools,
33 l-3c.
Roads and streets worked by taxation.
Election first Tuesday in May.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Elijah Moffitt.
CLERK— M. W. Parrish.
TREASURER— W. J. Teague.
TAX COLLECTOR— M. W. Parrish.
CHIEF OF POLICE— O. R. Fox.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— D. B. McCrary,
C. C. McAlister, W. F. Redding, M. C.
Spoon, C. C. Cranford.
BOARD OF AUDIT— C. C. Cranford,
W. F. Redding.
SUPT. PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Charles M.
Staley.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. T. Moffitt, R,
R. Ross, W. J. Scarboro, W. P. Wood.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. E. B. McCain.
R. R. AGENTS— P. A. Mendenhall, South-
ern; F. C. Richardson, A. & A.
EXPRESS AGENT— P. A. Mendenhall.
Ministers .and Churches.
METHODIST— N. R. Richardson, Pastor;
Asheboro Circuit, A. B. Blank.
PROTESTANT METHODIST— W. E.
Swain, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— W. T. Herndon, Pastor.
Schools and Academics.
ASHEBORO GRADED AND HIGH
SCHOOL— Charles M. Staley, Supt.
COLORED GRADED SCHOOL— J. A. Mr-
Rae, Supt.
Bobbin Factory.
Asheboro Bobbin Co.
Hotels and Boarding, Houses.
Z. F. Rush, Jr.
Central Hotel.
Asheboro Hotel.
"II COUNTY.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK UP KA.NDULPH— O. K. Cox, Pres-
ident; W. J. Armfleld, Jr., Cashier Capi-
ta], $16,000; Surplus and P.
Architects.
M. L. Davis.
Allen Reddii
Samuel Poi -i
Jesse Presnell.
Agricultural Implements.
McRary-Rcdding Hardware Co.
Lewis-Winslow Hardware Co.
Auctioneers.
Z. F. Rush, Jr.
Barber Shops.
Ray Edmondson.
James Ki
Tom CarU r
.Wesley Waddell, (col.)
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. D.
T. B. M<
Electric L mpaiiy.
Arthur Ross, Manager.
Blacksmith Shons.
Chas. Wood
Hugh J. Burns.
S. VV. Kivett.
John Tysinger.
Han Presnell.
Books and Stationery.
Standard Drug Co.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
J. A. La
John Chrisco.
A. J. \Voodell.
Brick M'f s and Dealers.
0. E. J B
Contractors and Builders.
George W. Hammer.
Samuel Porter.
Allen i:
sse Presi»
M. L. I
B. F. Hilliard.
J. R. Men
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Kearns & Fox.
Confectionery Dealers.
Standard Drug Co.
Asheboro Drug Co.
Doctors.
S. A. Henley.
W. J. Moore.
M. T, Fox.
J. V. Hunter.
Drucerists.
Standard Drug Co.
Asheboro Drug Co.
Dentists.
D. K. Loekhart.
I F. A. Henley.
Dealers in Carrias.
McRary-Reddi ■.are Co.
is-Wlnsl(
Dress-Makers.
Miss Ida Bird.
Mrs. Jes ell.
spoon
Dealei-s in Ice.
itral Hotel.
T. 15. Mi
W. D. Stedman.
John Steed.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
ler Mills.
Crown Milling Co.
Foundries and Tron Works,
heboro Wheelbarrow & M'f'g Co.
Furniture Manufacturers.
Asheboro Chair Co.
irnilure C
Randolph Chair Co.
Furniture Dealers.
Morris-Srar'noro-Moffitt Co.
Kearns & Fox.
It. G. II
Wheelbarto ck Factory
Asheboro Wheelbarrow & M'f'g Co.
General Merchandise.
Wood k. Muring.
Morris-Searboro-Moffitt Co.
W. W. Jon
Eidge. Fox & I
W. J. Miller.
Depot Store Co.
A. S. Push.
Spoo
L nion Store Co.
W. D -
B. A. Yeargin.
J. L. Norman.
G. G. Hendricks & (
W. D. Stedman & <
John Cox (col.)
Chas. Lai
Hardware and Ag'l Impleni'ts.
McCrary-Redding Hardware Co.
Lewis-Winslow Hardware Co.
Insurance Agencies.
B. F. Newby.
J. E. Walker.
A. C. McAlister & Co.
W. J. Teague.
J. M. Way.
Elijah Moffitt.
Job Printing Offices.
Asheboro Courier.
Randolph Bulletin.
Lawyers.
H. M. Robins.
Elijah Moffitt.
J. A. Spenee.
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
487
Wm. C. Hammer.
John T. Brittain.
O. L. Sa]
W. J. Gregson.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Home In ent Co.
Cox Lumber Co.
Asheboro Wheeibarrow - M'f'g
Millinery and Fancy Goods
Mrs. E. T. Blair.
Mori is-Sea
Music Teachers.
Miss Nannie Bulla.
Mrs. W. H. Moring, Jr.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE ASHEBORO COURIER— Wm. C.
nor. Editor.
RANDOLPH BULLETIN— U. S. H
Editor.
Painters.
Norman Allred.
it Pa-isle;
Real Estate Agents.
E. Moffitt.
0. L. Sapp.
Corwitli & Blair.
Wm. mer.
J. T. Brittain.
Arm'
Shinirle Dealers.
Asheboro Wheelbarrow M'f'g <
Cox Lumber i
Sales anr> Livery Stables.
E. G. Morris.
McDowell Bi
R. R. l:
J. O. M
Crocker & McPherson.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.-
P. A. Mendenhall.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
ASHEB01 LEPHONE CO.— E. H.
Morris, Manager.
"Watches and Jewelry
N. P. Cox.
TRINITY.
Incorporated ii I
Populaion, 335.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— L. H. Smith, Sr.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. W. Albert-
eon, R. J. Reddick, Purl Reddick, Clark
Payne, Ed. Gannaway.
POSTMISTRESS— Miss Amanda Leath.
K. R. AGENT— A. C. English.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. C. English
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— P. L. Croomc, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL— J. T. Henry,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Honses.
Parke
General Merchandise.
B. Pari
J. F. Heitman.
J. D. Brame.
D. M. Ballan
LIBERTY.
Population, 405.
Town Officers.
OR— L. II. Smith.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— A. A. Teague,
C. L. Harbour, D. W. Moser, J. R. Smith,
W. B. Owen.
POLICEMAN— W. .W. Dork.
:nisters and Churches.
; HODIST— P. J. Carraway, Pastor.
!
CHRISTIAN— M. L. Hurley, Pastor.
Mr.
Pastor.
Schools and Academies,
LIBERTY NORMAL COLLEGE— Thomas
E. Amick, President.
Banks and Bankers.
THE BANK OF LIBERTY— Lee H. Bat-
tle ! W. H. Griffin. Cashier;
Capital, $5,000; Surplus and Profits, $2,400.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. B. V
Contractors and Builders.
T. W.
L. H. Smith, Sr.
Flour Mills.
LIBERTY ROLLER MILLS— J. T. Pick-
ett, y and Treasurer.
General Merchandise.
Liberty Mercantile Co.
C. R. Curtis.
W. C. Holman & Co.
Liberty Pol..
Rounseville Bros.
0. P. Brower & Co.
I . M. Br.
>n Store I
Dentists.
\V. J. Staley.
Doctors.
A. J. Patterson.
R. D. Patterson.
Sales and Livery Stables.
H anner, & Harden.
Druceists.
Liberty Drug Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
J. O. Overman.
Miss Minnie Crutchfield.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
John Cole.
Enos Wright.
Jacob Cook.
488
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
Barber Shops.
Seymour Stevens.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Klondike Hotel.
Liberty Hotel.
Lumber Dealers.
Harber Bros.
J. R. Smith.
Real Estate Agents.
Bank of Liberty.
Saw Mills.
J. R. Smith.
A. M. Fogleman.
RANDLEMAN.
Population. 2,789.
MAYOR— S. W. Swain.
TREASURER— C. T. Beasiey.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. Z. Lineber-
ry, T. E. Marshall, J. J. Newlin, S. E.
Kirkman, E. P. Hayes, J. H. Cole, O. C.
Marsh, H. 0. Barker.
POLICEMAN— J. W. Parsons.
POSTMASTER— L. D. Mendenhall.
R. R. AGENT— J. D. Mendenhall.
Ministers and Churches.
CHRISTIAN— P. T. Klapp, Pastor.
METHODIST— C. M. Campbell, Pastor.
MKTHODIST PROTESTANT— S. E. Lucas,
Pastor.
BAPTIST— Thomas Carrick, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
RANDLEMAN GRADED SCHOOL— John
L. Harris, Supt.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF RANDLEMAN— S. Bryant,
President; J. H. Cole, Cashier. Capital,
$20,000; Surplus and Profits, $6,200.
Cotton Gins.
W. H. Pickard.
Cotton Mills.
RANDLEMAN M'F'G Co.— S. G. Newlin,
President; S. Bryant, Secretary and
Treasurer.
ENGLEWORTH MILL— J. E. Williamson.
NAOMI FALLS M'F'G CO.— S. Bryant.
PLAIDVILLE M'F'G CO.
PEARL HOSIERY MILLS.
RANDLEMAN HOSIERY MILLS.
Doctors.
P. R. MeFayden.
W. I. Sumner.
Dennis Fox.
Dentists-
W. K. Hartsell.
Drujjffists.
W. A. Underwood.
Hour Mills.
Pearl Roller Mills.
Naomi Roller Mills.
General Merchandise.
Randleman Store Co.
L. M. Caudle.
W. G. Barker.
J. N. Caudle.
J. T. Collett.
T. E. Dean.
George W. Elliotte.
Hayes Racket Store.
J. R. Lamb.
Randleman Bargain House.
John P. Allen.
Naomi Store Co
W. G. Brown.
C. Z. Lineberry.
R. A. Smith.
Mrs. Sallie Redding.
W. D. Davis.
Hayes Cash Store.
Acme Grocery Co.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE RANDLEMAN TIMES— E. N. Stout,
Editor.
ARCHDALE,
Incorporated in 1874.
Population, 200.
Tax rate, I2y2c on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. W. Blair.
CLERK— W. M. Wilson.
TREASURER— J. W. Blair.
TAX COLLECTOR— L. R. English.
CHIEF OF POLICE— L. R. English .
BOARD OF ALDFRMEN— H. A. Tomlin-
son, D. C. Cox, S. E. Spencer, Lee An-
drews, W. M. Wilson.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— W. R. Smith, Supt.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— L. C. Andrews,
John Hill, H. S. Spoon.
POSTMASTER— D. C. Cox.
R. R. AGENT— W. C. Massy.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. C. Massy.
Ministers and Churches.
FRIENDS— D. C. Cox, Pastor.
Doctors.
J. M. Tomlinson.
General Merchandise.
D. C. Cox & Son.
Flour Mills.
Archdale Rooler Mill Co., H. S. Regan,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Poultry Yards.
Archdale Poultry Yards.
J. M. Tomlinson & Co.
WORTHVILLE.
Incorporated in 1S:i5.
Population, 493.
Tax rate, 75c. on poll; 25c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. L. Wrenn.
CLERK— C. W. Hi'liard.
TREASLRER— J. A. Withers.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. M. Harrell.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. W. Giles,
W. E. Harrell, E. C. Williamson, C. W.
Hinshaw, A. E. Hilliard.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— J. F. Routh, Prin.;
Miss Martha Redding, Assistant.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— R. L. Giles, J.
0. Arnold, L. W. Wise.
POSTMISTRESS— Miss Daisy L. Osborne.
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
489
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— J. H. Bow-
man, Pastor.
BAPTIST— W. H. Eller, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— W. L. Sherrill, Rector.
PRESBYTERIAN— C. W. Robinson, Pas-
tor.
Retail Grocers.
A. M. Osborne.
R. H. Shaw.
\V. C. Coble.
John Arnold.
Doctors.
C. C. Hubbard.
Cotton Mills.
WORTH M'F'G CO.— J. E. Williamson,
Secretary and Treasurer.
General Merchandise.
H. A. Moffltt & Co.
RAMSEUR.
Incorporated in 1835.
Population. 1,260.
Value real estate, $170,500.
Value personal property, $9,668.
No. white polls, 128.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. M. Whitehead.
CLERK— W. F. Smith.
TREASURER— H. B. Carter.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. W. Stout.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. M. Brewer.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— I. F. Craven,
G. H. Lambert, S. W. Caddell, J. M.
Whitehead.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. Luther, Charles
F. Burgess, W. H. Watkins.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— J. T. Cobb, Prin.
POSTMASTER— G. M. Kimery.
R. R. AGENT— T. A. Moffitt.
EXPRESS AGENT— T. A. Moffitt.
PHOTOGRAPHER— A. H. York.
M*^isters and Churches.
METHODIST— C. A. Wood, Pastor.
BAPTIST— Thomas Carrick, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— I.. L. Lassiter, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
RAMSEUR HIGH SCHOOL— Charles E.
McCauless, Principal.
Hotels And Boarding Houses.
Ramseur Hotel, A. B. Covington, Prop.
Mrs. Thomas.
Barber Shops.
Walter W. Dixon.
Broom Factories.
RAMSEUR BROOM WORKS— A. H
Thoma3, Secretary and Treasurer; .\i. F.
Johnson, Manager.
Blacksmith Shops.
John T. Turner.
Canneries.
Kivstte & Blair, Props.
Cabinet Makers.
B. S. Scott.
Cotton Mills.
COLUMBIA M'F'G Co.— W. H. Watkins.
Secretary.
Contractors and Builders.
D. A. Curtis.
Confectionery Dealers.
Walter W. Dixon.
Doctors.
C. S. Ta-te.
W. S. Caddell.
Druggists.
Watkins-Leonard Co.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. C. B. Grimes.
Mrs. N. J. Johnson.
Mrs. Cassie Macon.
Furniture Manufacturers.
ALBERTA CHAIR WORKS— O. T. Leon-
ard, Treasurer and Manager.
General Merchandise.
J. O. Forrester & Co.
Ramseur Store Co.— H. B. Carter, M'g'r.
Hardware and Agricultural Im
plements.
WATKINS-LEONARD CO.— E. B. Leo-
nard, President; E. C. Watkins, Secretary
and Treasurer.
Hides and Pelts.
G. M. Kimery.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealer t.
J. W. Calder.
Masons and Builders.
James D. York.
John W. Allred.
E. F. Allred.
Charles M. Martin.
Retail Grocers.
W. W. Dixon.
A. L. Jones.
Painters.
Thomas Ward.
Peter Allred.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Jehn A. Ward & Co.
Watches and Jewelry.
J. O. Forrester.
Undertakers.
B. S. Scott-
Wood-Working' Shops.
NOVELTY WOOD WORKS— W. A. Ward,
Secretary, Treasurer and Manager.
• IOUNTY.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
County Seat, Rockinahani
Formed in 1779 from Ans> Named in ] I
advocated America's cause in the Ho irds.
Area. re miles.
POPULATION: 15,885. White ma] , 20.
Negro males. 3,837; negro females, 3.926. White male-; over 21 ye: .; negro
males over 21 years, 1,572. White polls, 1,200; negro polls, 714; Indians polls, 11.
Value of real estate, $1,936,667, increase of $68,862 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,236,237, increase of $66,679 over 1934, including 601 horses, 1,457 mules, 1
jack, 25S goats, 3,348 cattle, 5,550 hogs, 291 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,073,061; by negroes, $90,077; by Indiana, $3,044.
TAX RATE: County. 23 2-3e. on >n $100 and 12c. poll. Bonded
debt, $25,000.
POST O! Arolina, Bragg. G< ovington, Dockerys Store. Dudo,
Ellerb , Ghio, Gibsons Mills, r, HOFFMAN, Littles Mills, Malee, Man-
gum, i Powelton, ROBERDEL, RO (c. h.), -
PUBLIC ROADS: Rockingham and Wolf Pit Townships worked by taxation, balance
of county by Old State Law. No m
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COM
Seaboard Air Line, 47.19 miles, assessed value $942,983.03
Pullman Company, 32.00 miles, assessed value 5,032.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 354.00 mil : value 18,778.21
Southern Express Company, 46.20 miles, assessed value 5,350.53
Atlantic Postal Telegraph Company, miles, assessed value 234.50
Southern Bell Telephone Company, mil value 4,831.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 8th, criminal ca ' ; April 2nd, tvso weeks,
civil nly; September 3rd, criminal eases only; September 24th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
RT— John L.
ett, Rockingham.
SHERIFF AND TREASURER— M. L.
Hinson, Rockingham.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Waltei
Thomas. Rockingham.
CORONER— Daniel Gay, Rockingham.
.VEYOR— N. A. Graham,
ham.
STANDARD-K1 EPER— A. B.
Rockingham.
CO. ATTORNEY— L. B. Williams.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— L. D. McPhail,
Rockingham.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— W. R. Coppedge,
Rockingham.
CO. HOARD OF EDUCATION— P. C.
Whitlock, (chm.), Rockingham; J. M.
Jamison, Hamlet; D. A. Parsons, Coring
ton.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— H. S. Ledbetter,
Ohm.'), Rockingham; Jno. W. Covington,
Rockingham; E. M. Boggon, Rockingham,
R. F. D. No. 1; N. G. Nicholson, Powel-
ton; N. D. McDonald, Hamlet.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— A. Bald-
win, Covington; W. E. Crosland. (chm.),
Rockingham, R. F. *-. No. 1; J. M. Smith,
Rockingham.
STABLES— J. D. McDuffle, Rocking-
ham, R. F. D. No. 1; W. S. Crump, Cov-
ington; T. H. Howell, Rockingham; J. M.
Crowson, Hamlet; D. W. Sedberry, Rock-
ingham; 1.. W. P. Webb, Rockingham;
Daniel J. Thompson, Hoffman.
Justices of the Peace.
rOWNSHIP— D. A. Bruton, Ma-
Mangum.
MINERAL SPRINGS— W. H. Smith, El-
lcrbe.
N. Ingram. Dudo;
A. J. Hai Rockingham.
BEAVER DAM— D. L. Patterson.
ROCKINGHAM— A. B. Nicholson. H. 8.
Ledbjtter, Wm. Little Steele, W. F. Long,
.T. !,. Bundy, Rockingham; K. Sanford,
Roberdel; R. L. Nichols, S. R. Mcintosh.
WOLF PIT— A. J. Williams, J. A. Har-
rington, W C. Webb, Cordova; W. H.
Dobbs.
MARKS CREEK— M. C. Freeman. W. A.
Wilkes, J. A. Atkinson, D. A. McKinnon,
H. O. Riggans, Hamlet.
Public School Teachers.
K. Sanford, Roberdel.
Mrs. M. C. Thomas, Rockingham.
Miss Sue Thomas, Rockingham.
Miss Maggie Clark Malee.
Miss Annie Davis, Ellerbe.
-1M0XD COUNTY.
491
Miss Hattie Davis, Ellerbe.
Miss Hattie Harrington, Rockingham.
Miss Estelle P Mangum.
Miss R. A. I' Is Mills.
Capella Capel, Capels Mills.
Miss Lula Roberts, Rockingham.
J. W. Cameron, Rockingham.
Miss Willie A. Sellars, Rockingham.
W. L. Howell, Rockingham.
Miss Pattie Monroe, Rockingham.
Miss Mamie Monro*', Rockingham.
Miss Carrie Monroe, Rocking):
Miss Mintie Biggs, Rockingham.
J. D. Eason, Hoffman.
D. E. Harris. Harrisville.
Miss Mary Knight, Rockingham.
R. B. Fowler. Rockingham.
J. Hass; kingham.
Miss Mary Barrett, Rockingham.
Miss Sadie Nicholson, Rockingham.
Miss Elma n, Rockingham.
Miss Susie McDonald, Rocking I
Marvin Bolton. M
O. G. E
Miss Mary K I es Mills.
Miss Mittie Green. Capels Mills.
Miss Beulah Smith, Hamlet.
W. W. Baldwin, Rockingham.
Miss Lila Phillips, Roberdel.
Miss C. S. Asbury, Littles Mills.
Miss Ethel Blaylock, Ellerbe.
Miss Marjorie Monroe, Jackson
Miss Edith Yarborough, Rockingham.
W. T. Wicker, Roberdel.
Prof. Cameron, Malee.
Ministers not in Towns.
'METHODIST— A. J. Groves, Ro!
Leonard Webb, Dudo; N. L. S abolt, Rock-
ingham Circuit.
BAPTIST— J. H. Austin, Rockinghai
F. D. No. 1.
PRESBYTERIAN— N. M. Mclver. Rocking-
ham.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. T. Hiatt, Ellerbe.
Dr. McEachern, Cordova.
J. II. Williamson, Diggs
A. C. Everett, Pegues.
Schools an»1 Academies.
Hamlet— J. II. Criddlebau, Prin.
Roberdel — 0. G. Reynolds, Prin.
Pee Dee — Mrs. Mamie Thomas, Prin.
Merchants not in Towns.
D. A. Parsons, Covington.
Capel & Parsons, Capels Mills.
S. W. Bostick, Bosticks Mills.
R. H. Gibson, Roberdel.
P. O'Brien & Co., Ellerbe.
Everett Bros. C«., Pegues.
M. B. Nicholson, Osborne
W. P. Ingram, Dudo.
Cotton Gins.
H. C. Watson, Rockingham.
M. L. Hinson, Rockingham.
John Hamer, Rockingham.
Robert Nichols, Rockingham.
H. C. Dockery, Rockingham.
E. N. Ingram, Dudo.
Bennett & Chappel, Bi lills.
William Webster, Mangum.
J. A. Harrington, Rockingham, R. F. D.
No. 1.
J. R. Coley, Rockingham.
Crossland & Everett, Rocl 1!. F.
D. No. 1.
Lumber Plants.
Page Lumber Co.— L. W. Page, Man-
ager, Hamlet.
Terry Bros., Cognac.
M. B. Cameron, Cognac.
C. V. Williams, B
J. B. Wilson, Rockingham.
R. L. Mc3
ROCKINGHAM.
Incorporated in 17SS.
Population, 1,700.
Yalue real estate, $258,
i
white polls,
colored polls, 79.
TAX RATE— 85 cents on $100; city pur-
45 cents; schoois 35 cenl
15c.
City owns lights.
Tow Officers.
MAYOR— W. N. Even
CLERK— Waiter L. S<
TREASURER— Walter L. Scales.
TAX COLLECTOR— D. M.
ATTORNEYS— Dockery' & Whitlock.
STANDARD-KEEPER— A. B. Nicholson.
CHIEF 01
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— William Ent-
Imson,
CITY GRADED SCHOOLS— A. B. Hill,
Superintendent; L. J. Bell, Principal White
School; J. H. Clement, Principal Negro
School.
TRUSTEES GRADED SCHOOL— H. S.
Ledbetter, W. C. Leak, (dim.), J. P.
Leak, M. T. Hinson, Paul C. Whitlock,
George Warburton, Robert L. Steele, W.
H. C. Dockery.
POSTMASTER— A. M. Long.
R. R. AGENT— E. II. Aycock.
KESS AGENT— C. G.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— John H. Hall, Pastor; J.
N. Cole, Presiding Elder.
BAPTIST— E. D. Cameron.
PRESBYTERIAN— M. N. Mclver.
EPISCOPAL— E. A. Osborne, Rector.
Hotels and Boarding: Houses.
Mi Donald Hou;:e.
Mrs. Ida Terry.
Mrs. Y. C. Morton.
Mrs. Poplin.
Aivctioneers.
D. M. Morrison.
Barber Shops.
Walter McNair.
Jerry Leak.
492
RICHMOND COUNTY.
Banks and Bankers.
THE BANK OF PEE DEE— T. C. Leak,
President; W. L. Parsons, Cashier. Capital,
$25,000; Surplus and Profits, $37,500.
THE RICHMOND CO. SAVINGS BANK—
W. L. Parsons, President; \V. L. Scales,
Cashier. Capital, $7,500. Undivided Profits,
$4,000.
THE FARMERS BANK— Robert L. Steele,
President: Leak S. Covington. Cashier.
Capital, $15,000; Surplus and Profits, $14,-
000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Hinson Brothers.
Hussaw Live Stock Co.
— . — . AJiatkins.
Blacksmith Shops.
E. B. Terry.
F. L. Cole.
W. R. Sykes.
Will Carter.
L. C. Sharpe.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
E. S. Davis.
J. D. Young.
Contractors and Builders.
A. D. Dumas.
Clothing, hats and Men's
Furnishings.
McAulay, Yorke & Rogers.
Commission Merchants.
II. D. Baldwin Co.
Edwii Sully.
Jonn S. Ledbetter.
Cotton Mills.
PEE DEE MANUFACTURING CO.— Nos.
1 and 2. — W. C. Leak, President and Treas-
urer; George P. Entwistle, Secretary; Wil-
liam Entwistle, Supt.
ROBERDEL MANUFACTURING CO.-
Nos. 1 and 2.— T. C. Leak, Jr., President
and Treasurer; J. LeGrand Everett. Sec-
retary; George S. Steele, Supt. Mill No. 1;
Sam S. Steele, Supt. Mill No. 2.
LEAK, WALL & McRAE M'F'G CO.— J.
P. Leakj President and Treasurer; F. W.
Leak, Secretary; F. T. Biggs, Supt.
STEELE MILLS M'F'G CO.— Robert L.
Steele, Prcs. and Treas. : R. A. Johnson,
Secretary; W. B. Cole, Superintendent.
LEDBFTTER M'F'G CO.— T. B. Ledbet-
ter, President and Treasurer; H. D. Led-
better, Secretary; J. S. Ledbetter, Supt.
GREAT FALLS M'F'G CO.— D. L. Gore,
Pres. ; Claude Gore, Supt.
Dealers in Carriages.
A. 51. Flowers.
M. L. Hinson.
Everett Hardware Co.
Dentists.
Walter L. Steele.
Robert S. Cole.
Risden Nichols.
W. H. Steele.
Doctors.
J. M. Ledbetter.
L. D. McPhail.
F. J. Garrett.
W. P. Webb.
Drmrs'ists.
Richmond County Drug Co.
T. B. Hunter Drug Store.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. J. H. Poplin.
Mrs. Ann Webb.
Dealers in Ice.
Hinson Bros.
E. B. Terry.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Mrs. S. P. Sandford.
Miss L. E. Blakey.
J. B. Caudle Co.
M. L. Hinson.
Blacker Bros.
A. Arenson.
A. A. Williams.
West Bros. Co.
R. L. McDonald.
Electric Companies & Officers.
ROCKINGHAM ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.—
(Municipal.)
Furniture Dealers.
West Bros Co.
Patrick & Co.
Grist Mills.
Crossland & Everett.
E. N. Ingram, x^udo.
D. W. Watson, Rockingham, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
W. T. Covirgton.
J. W. Covington.
W. I. Everett.
General Merchandise.
John W. Covington.
W. I. Everett.
A. W. Porter & Co.
A. P. Barrett.
Whitlock ,i Morrison.
H. C. Watson.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Everette Hardware Co.
A. W. Porter & Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
E. S. Davis.
H. T. Swift, Ellerbe.
Hides and Pelts.
E. S. Davis.
Insurance Agencies.
Everette & Ledbetter.
W. R. Coppedge.
W. L. Scales.
Joh Printing Offices.
Anglo-Saxon Co.
Headlight Co.
Lawyers.
Dockery & Whitlock.
J. P. Cameron.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
493
^Bank of Pec Dec
ROCKINGHAM, N. C.
(Organized May, 1891.)
Capital Stock $25,000.00
Surplus and Profits $37,500.00
DIRECTORS
T. C. LEAK, Pres. Wm. ENTWISTLE.
W. I. EVERETT. H. C. DOCKERY.
S. S. STEELE. J. P. LEAK.
W. L. PARSONS. Cashier.
W. M. Kelley.
John D. Shaw
L. B. Williams.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
J. B. Caudle Co.
Miss L. E. Blakey.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. F. M. Lyon.
Newspapers and Editors.
ANGLO-SAXON— H. L. Guthrie, Editor.
RICHMOND HEADLIGHT— J. H. Walsh,
Editor.
Naval Store Dealers.
H. C. Watson.
Oil Dealci s.
STANDARD OIL CO.— H. C. Watson,
Agent.
Musical Instruments.
West Bros.
Patrick & Co.
jfteal Estate Agents.
Dockery & Whitlock.
D. M. Morrison.
Retail Grocers.
W. T. Williams.
P. Clayburn & Co.
S. B. Smith.
J. R. Smith & Co.
W. G. Lowery.
S. L. Maurice.
Shingle* Manufacturers.
W. Long.
Stoves and Tinware.
J. C. Davis.
W. I. Everett.
West Bros.
Sales and Livery Stahles.
Hussaw Live Stock Co.
M. L. Hinson.
Hinson Bros.
Henry Stogr.er.
Tailor Establishments.
Mrs. W. M. Lineberry.
W. H. Horton.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— C. G. Tray-
wick.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
ROCKINGHAM TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
— J. L. Bundy, Proprietor.
BELL TELEPHONE CO.— J. L. Bundy,
Manager.
Veterinary Surtreons.
E. S. Davis.
'Watches and Jewelry
J. D. Cameron.
HAMLET.
Incorported in 1897.
Population, 1,400.
Value real estate, $272,754.
Value personal property, $162,205.
No. white polls, 149.
No. colored polls, 94.
TAX RATE— 40 cents on $100 for all
purposes.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. A. Lackev.
COMMISSIONERS— E. A.. Lackey, T. F.
Boyd, J. J. Powers, James Hollingsworth,
R. E. Hinson.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. A. Spencer.
POSTMASTER— E. C. Terry.
R. R. AGENT— O. A. Hazzard.
EXPRESS AGENT— R. H. Farr.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— W. T. Usry, Supplv.
BAPTIST— L. N. Chappell, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. R. Coppedge, Pas-
tor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
S. A. L. Hotel— Jamison & Gresham,
Proprietors.
Oakland House — A. J. Hunt, Prop.
Mrs. Pleasants.
41)4
HMOND
Mrs. Fii
Powers.
Mrs. Thomas.
Henderson & Nye.
Schools and Academies.
CHOOL.
Banks and Bankers.
. Lackey, Presi
ipital, $6,-
id Profits, $3,000.
Barber fchons.
nop.
Martin.
J. C. Stein.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Jai Co.
Wall & Dockerv.
Ed. Smith.
•
Luke Douglass.
Building & Loan Associations.
II A [LDINO AND LOAN CO.— M.
C. Freeman, Secretary and Treasurer; R. A.
Lackey, President.
Bottliner "Works.
Hamlet Bottling Works— A. T. Cooper,
Jr., Prop.
Crown Carbonating Co.— J. E. Gibbons,
Prop.
Contractors and Builders.
M. C. Freeman.
E. A. Lack
J. A. Williams & Co.
W. R. Bonsai & Co.
D. A. Long.
T. F. Boyd.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
Charles E. Johnson & Co.
Lackey Bros.
Compress Companies. .
C. E. JOHNSON & CO— T. M. Rose, Supt.
Doctors.
Drua:s:ists.
oods and Notions.
The Co.
J.
A. S. Cowan.
Jamison & Co.
W. R. Land & Co.
Lackey Bros.
Folsom & McDonald.
Dealers in Ice.
T. M. Rose.
Electric Lieht Plants.
HAMLET ELECTRIC' LIGHT CO.— M. C.
Freeman.
General Merchandise.
Jamison & Co.
A. 3. Cowan.
W. R. Land & Co.
J. B. Goodwin.
Folsom & McDonald.
Lackev Bros.
E. N. Rhodes.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
key Bros.
Ice Factories and Officers.
hnson & Co.— T. M. Rose, M'g'r.
Lawyers.
Luiu-lier M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. A. Williams.
Machine Shops.
nd Round House.
Music Teachers.
rts.
News Companies.
Parker Railway News Co.
Photosraphers.
T. S. Ellis.
Retail Grocers.
r. Rhodes.
Terry Bros.
J. in.
-'. Cowan.
Hamlet Grocery Co. (Wholesale.)
Lackey 1
C. V. Williams & Co.
Folsom & McDonald.
Jamison & Co.
Real Estate Agents.
Hamlet Real Estate and Improvement Co.
—George J. Freeman, President; M. C.
Freeman, Secretary and Treasurer.
Sash and Blind Factories.
.1. A. Williams.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Hinson Bros.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— R. B. Terry.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
SO. BELL TELEPHONE CO.— W. R,
Dennis, Manager.
1FFMAN.
in 1S99.
Town Officers.
itler.
RK— A. J. Butler.
;AN— D. F. Thompson.
CO>i :0RS— D. T. Blue, A. J.
Butler, A. H. McDonald, C. M. Ballentine,
James Blue.
POSTMASTER— J. W. Butler.
R. R. AGENT— C. M. Ballentine.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. H. McDonald.
Ministers and Churches.
Harrison, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hoi:
Sanford Hoi
General Merchandise.
J. W. Butler.
A. J. Butler.
D. T. Blue.
A. H. McDonald.
ROBS MY.
495
ROBESON COUNTY.
County Seat, Lumberton.
Formed in 17S6 from Bladen county. Named in honor of Col. Robeson, distinguish-
ed in the battle of Elizabethtown, 1781.
square miles.
15,060. White ma] !; white females, 9,771; Indian ma
1,926; Indian females, 1,951. Foreign born, 32. Negro males, 8,279; negro females,
i- 21 years, 4,572; negro males over 21 years, 3,202; Indians.
White polls, 3,267; Indian i polls, 2,0!
Value of real esl 12,614 over 1904. Value personal
property, $2,907,398, ini ■ 1904, including 1,641 horses, 5,910
mules, 2 jacks, 3.31 .110 eat i hogs, 371 sheep, 631 dogs, 359 bicycles.
No. Schools: 79; color an Indian, 24.
TAX RATE: State, 25c; Co c; Roads, 25c; Polls, $2.64.
One iron bridge.
POST OFFICES: Affinity, Alfordsville, Allc-nton, Alma, Antioch, Ashpole, Athens,
Barnesville, Bellamy, Bowmore, Branchville, Britts, BUIES, Charm, Cromartie,
Dundarrach, Echo, Elrod, Floral College, Fulmore, Gaddysville, Grady, Howellsville,
Inman, Iona, Kingsdale, Lowe, LUMBER BRIDGE. LUMBERTON, (c. h.;, McArthurs,
McDonalds, McNatt, MAXTON, Melrose, Mil) Prong, Morrosenean. Mossneck, Nye, Orrum,
Parkton, Pates, Pembroke, Purcepolis, Purvis, CJueensdale, Raynham, Redbanks, RED
SPRINGS. Refuge, Rennert, Rex, Rochester, ROWLAND. Rozier, Ryan, Saddletree,
Saint Pauls, Sessom, SHANNON, Sim, Sterling, Tolarsville, Townsend, Voline, Wakulla,
Wilksville.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by taxation.
ILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES: '
Seaboard Air Line, 30.60 miles, assessed value ? 611,470.23
Atlantic Coast Line, SO. 69 miles, a lvalue 2,031,754.44
Red Springs & Bowmore, 14.50 miles, value 17,731.42
Aberdeen & Rock Fish, 9.10 miles, assessed value 37,227.59
Pullman Company, 34.00 miles, assessed value 4,938.36
Western Union Telegraph Company, 375.70 miles, assessed value 10,991.90
Carolina Northern, 20.76 miles, assessed value 83,040.00
Lumberton Telephone Company, assessed value 800.00
Southern ! 112.90 mil value 13,075.22
Produce SI .'ispatch, assessed value 1,166.66
SUPERIOR COURT: .two
ses only ;
i. two v. 5th, two criminal
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— W. H. Hum-
phrev. Lumberton.
SHERIFF— Geo. R. McLeod. Lumberton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Daniel Bullock,
Lumberton.
TREASURER— A. A. McLean, Lumberton.
CORONER— George E. Rancke.
SURVEYOR— Ed Pure
STANDARD KEEi B. Small, Lum-
berton.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— H. T. Pope, Lum-
bert*
SUPT. CO. HOME— F. T. Meares. Lum-
berton.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— J. R. Pool, Lum-
berton.
CO. BOARD EDUCATION— E. F. McRae,
M. Shepherd. T. M. Watson.
CO. COMMISSIONERS—!?. R. Barnes,
Chairman; J. W. Carter, C. M. Oliver, J.
[odgin, A. R. McEachern.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. P.
(dim.), Ashpole; J. L. McMillan,
Red Springs; S. A. Edmund, Lumberton.
Justices of the Peace.
ALFORDSVILLE TOWNSHIP— A. Q. Mc-
Laurin, L. McCallum, Alex. Alford, Alfords- j
ville.
BACK SWAMP— L. R. Nance, Dougald Me
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ROBESON COUNTY.
Intyre, J. A. McCormic, Lumberton.
BLUE SPRINGS— J M. McBryde, D. G.
McMillan, D. S. Alderman, Antioch.
BRITTS— W. T. Carter, Alfred LawBon,
James L. Thompson, Lumberton.
BURNT SWAMP— H. J. McMillan, Buie;
W. A. Smith, H. J. McMillan, Angus Chavis,
Buie.
HOWELLSVILLE— N. C. Graham. N. A.
Townsend, Isham Kinlaw, Townsend.
LUMBERTON— T. N. Higley, J. A. McAl-
lister, Eli Phillips, Lumberton; John Mc-
Neill, C. B. Skipper, Ira B. Townsend,
Lumberton.
LUMBER BRIDGE— J. M. Mclver, A. H.
Harris, Alex McMillan, Lumber Bridge.
RAFT SWAMP— Lewis E. Tyner, Elias T.
Prevatt, John Prevatt.
RED SPRINGS— D. B. McEachern, A. D.
McLeod, John McLean, S. T. Ferguson, Red
Springs.
SADDLE TREE— J. H. Powers, D. J.
Humphrey. James L. Prevatt, Lumberton.
MAXTON— Robert MeElyea, Thomas J.
Wooten, McP. McL. Alford, Maxton.
ST. PAUL'S— N. T. Alford, Marcus Smith,
R. F. Council, St. Pauls.
SMITHS— D. L. Stewart, Sam J. Smith,
Henry A. McNeill, Wakulla.
STERLINGS— Joe Williams, K. M. Barnes,
J G. Lewis, Nye.
THOMPSON— J. O. McArthur, A. T. Mo-
Keller, N. McN. Patterson, J. A. McMillan,
Rowland.
WHITE HOUSE— O. A. Oliver, B. L.
Page, A. S. Thompson, Ashpole.
W1SHART— J. Troy Phillips, R. M. Phil-
lips, A. E. Israel, Allenton.
Public School Teachers.
White, Troy M., Norment.
Hedgpeth, H. W., Orrum.
Tyner, Miss Addie, Lowe.
Ausley, Miss Janie, Lumber Bridge.
Ausley, Miss Flora, Lumber Bridge.
McMillan, Miss Lettie, Raeford.
McGirt, Miss Flora, Rowland.
Mercer, Miss Mary, Howellsville.
White, Miss Monie M. , Lumberton.
Humphrey, Mrs. Sallie, St. Pauls.
Loving, W. B., Lumberton.
Whitley, Miss Mary V., Lumberton.
Graham, Miss Mary Law, Maxton.
McGirt, Miss Nina, Rowland.
Flowers, Miss Lena, Red Springs.
Rozier, Benson, Lumberton.
Porter, J. Elwood, Lumberton.
McKinnon, Mrs. W. H., Red Springs.
Mitchell, Miss Maude, Ashpole.
Stewart, Miss Mary, Laurinburg.
Stewart, Miss Meta, Laurinburg.
McLean, Miss Clarkie, Maxton.
Pitman, Miss Ora, Lumberton.
Singletary, Miss Dollie, Lumberton.
McGoogan, Miss Katie, Shannon.
McGoogan Miss Janie, Shannon.
Taylor, V. H., Howellsville.
Jenrette, W. T. Boardman.
Jenrette, W. T., Boardman.
White, S. M., Lumberton.
McDairmid, X. W., Rowland.
Flowers, Hynes, Lumberton.
Shepherd, M., Orrum.
Patterson, Miss Emily, Glengarry.
McArn, Miss Katherine, Maxton.
Lytch, Miss Lena, Rowland.
Howard, Miss Gertie, Rennert (R. F. D.).
Warwick, George, Lumberton.
Oliver, Miss Ethel, Marietta.
Barnes, Miss Gladys, Lumberton.
Barnes, T. F., Barnesville.
Barnes, T. F., Mrs., Barnesville.
Smith, Miss Belle, Orrum.
Smith, Miss Ella, Orrum.
Floyd, Miss Crissie. Ashpole.
Daniel, M., Lumberton.
Johnson, B. H., Lumber Bridge.
Austin, Miss Sallie, Red Springs.
Austin, Miss Hallie, Red Springs.
Norment, Miss Emma, Lumberton.
Bridgers, Miss Jimmie, Lumberton.
Edens, H. L., Marietta.
McNeill, W. L., St. Pauls.
Edmonds, W. R., Rowland.
Odom, Owen, Buie.
McBryde, D\ L., Parkton.
Israel, A. E., Allenton.
McGoogan, Miss Delia, St. Pauls.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— K. Barnes, Sterling; R. L.
Byrd, Tolarsville; R. N. Cashwell, Parkton;
W. A. Humphrey, Orrum; J. J. Scott,
Alfordsville; Neill Stanley, Barnesville.
METHODIST— J. M. Ashby, Ashpole; R.
W. Townsend, Supernumerary.
PRESBYTERIAN— David Fairly, Manchet-
ter; G. T. Pace, Philadelphus.
Schools and Academies.
Alfordsville High School, Misi Belle
Sawyer, Principal, Alfordsville.
Allendale High School, Archie McMillan,
Principal, Melrose.
Black Swamp High School, Grady, no
Principal.
Barkers High School, J. W. Lovin, Prin-
cipal, Lumberton, R. F. D.
Bethel Institute, Miss Mary N. McLauoh-
lin. Principal, Branchville.
Hillside School, Miss Sallie Currii, Prin-
cipal, Morrosenean.
Stincean Institute, Orrum; M. Shepherd,
Prin.
Parkton High School, R. E. Rickenbuker,
Principal, Parkton.
St. Paul's High School, J. R. Dew. Prin-
cipal. St. Pauls.
Physicians not in Towns.
A. P. Dixon, Raeford.
O. C. Faulk, Refuge.
W. J. Gilbert, Mill Prong.
T. L. Northrop, St. Pauls.
S. B. Rozier, Rozier.
Merchants not in Towns.
B. Stansell, Allenton.
H. H. Hodgin & Sons, Aniioch.
R. R. Barnes, Barnesville.
Robert Inman, Marietta.
W. M. Williamson, Elrod.
Hughes McMillan Co., Parkton.
McLean & Co., Ashpole.
T. W. McLaughlin, Bowmore.
J. W. Wilkes, Bowmore.
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407
McN. Patterson, Elrod.
R. H. Pool, Elrod.
Neill Alford, Floral College.
Kingsdale Store Co., Kingsdale.
W. C. Townsend, Lowe.
L. E. Tyner, Lowe.
W. A. Savage, Moss Neck.
J. McL. Arnett & Co., Orrum.
Wm. O. Britt, Orrum.
Neill McNeill, Parkton.
R. W. Livermore, Pates.
Breece & McCormac, Pembroke.
A. A. Thagard, Pembroke.
J. L. Townsend, Raynham.
D. M. Rogers, Rochester.
S. B. Rozier, Rozler.
A. R. McEachern, St. Pauls.
Shaw & Johnson. St. Pauls.
W. H. Fisher, Tolarsville.
L. H. Townsend, Townsend.
Blacksmith Shops.
N. A. Brown, Pates.
Giles Davis, Lowe.
L. R. Hamer, Fulmore.
Daniel J. Revels, Rozier.
Barney Stubbs, Purvis.
Cotton Gins.
Neill Alford, Floral College.
Hybert Atkinson, Leesville.
Dennis Baxley, Cromartie.
James Butler, Tolarsville.
C. B. Cox & Co., Alfordsville.
J. W. Culbreth, Moss Neck.
C. C. Dew, Raeford.
Allen Edens, Echo.
Mrs. L. A. Edmond, Charm.
A. D. Evans, St. Pauls.
0. C. Faulk, Refuge.
R. J. Fletcher, Wakulla.
J. R. Floyd, Bamesville.
J. M. Graham, Pike.
Richard Graham, Bowmore.
H. H. Hodgin, Antioch.
L. R. Hamer, Fulmore.
W. A. Leggett, Nye.
J. B. Lewis, Inman.
R. W. Livermore, Pates.
Thomas McBryde, Ryan.
Robert McGeachy, St. Pauls.
J. K. McGirt, Wakulla.
W. R. McCoy, Floral College.
A. D. McLean, Branchville.
McMillan & Hughes, Parkton.
A. C. Oliver, Affinity.
J. S. Oliver, Affinity.
Oscar Page, Affinity.
Timothy Page, Affinity.
J. F. Parker, McDonalds.
g. T. Pates, Purvis.
Price & Davis, Iona.
D. M. Rogers, Rochester.
J. C. Rowan, Grady.
S. B. Rozier, Rozier.
L. Shaw, St. Pauls.
S. J. Smith, Raynham.
B. Stancil, Allenton.
D. L. Stewart, Alma.
D. L. Thompson, Grady.
Tolar Bros., Rennert.
H. A. Townsend, Raynham.
L. H. Townsend, Townsend.
S. R. Townsend, Red Banks.
L. E. Tvner, Lowe.
J. W. Ward, Echo.
S. E. Britt, Lumberton.
F> our Mills. .
L. Shaw, St. Pauls.
Grist Mills.
Neill Alford, Floral College.
Hybert Atkinson, Leesville.
Sam E. Britt, Townsend.
Jas. Butler, Tolarsville.
Mrs. L. A. Edmond, Charm.
J. M. Graham, Pike.
L. R. Hamer, Fulrnore.
H. H. Hodgin & Sons, Antioch.
J. A. Hodgin, Antioch.
W. A. Leggett, Nye.
Gregory Lennon, Bellamy.
R. W. Livermore, Pates.
Thomas McBryde, Ryan.
H. K. McCormack, Rowland.
A. R. McEachern, St. Pauls.
Robert McGeachy, St. Pauls.
A. D. McLean, Branchville.
B. F. McNeill, Moss Neck.
M. B. McNeill, Antioch.
Jas. A. McQueen, Queensdale.
McKinnon & Gaddy, Morrosenean.
J. P. Mercer, Sim.
W. R. McWhite, Howellsville. ■
Opie Odom, St. Pauls.
J. S. Oliver, Marietta.
Price & Davis, Iona.
J. L. Rhodes, Sterling.
D. M. Rogers, Rochester.
S. B. Rozier, Rozier.
L. Shaw, St. Pauls.
S. J. Smith, Raynham.
B. Stancil, Allenton.
D. L. Stewart, Alma.
G. L. Thompson, Grady.
Wesley Thompson, McDonalds.
L. H. Townsend, Townsend.
S. R. Townsend, Red Banks.
J. L. Willoughby, Grady.
L.ath Mills.
John T. Denny & Co., Rennert.
Southern Saw Mills and Lumber Co.,
Kingsdale.
Planing Mills.
Cottingham Bros., Maxton.
John T. Denny & Co., Rennert.
South Eastern Lumber Co., Ashoole.
Fitzhugh Lumber Co., Parkton.
Southern Saw Mills and Lumber Co.,
Bamesville.
St. Pauls Lumber Co., St. Pauls.
Townsend & Co., Pembroke.
Saw Mills.
Neill Alford, Floral College.
B. F. Barnard, Shannon.
Breece & McCormac, Pembroke.
G. T. Britt, Britts.
James Butler, Tolarsville.
J. W. Culbreth, Moss Neck.
A. D. Evans, St. Pauls.
Fitzhugh Lumber Co.. Parkton.
J. R. Floyd, Bamesville.
Fore, P. A., Alma.
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KOBESON COUNTY.
Henry Hill & Son, Raeford.
J. H. Hodgin, Antioch.
J. G. & G. C. Hughes, Shannon.
H. L. Jones & Co.. Purvis.
W. A. Leggett, Nye.
J. B. Lewis, Inman.
McBryde & McPhaul Bros., Antiocl.
E. J. McDonald & Bros., Rennert.
J. K. McGirt. Wakulla.
McKay & Currie, Buie
W. R. M?Kay, Floral College.
McMillan & Hughes, Pariston.
W. R. McWhite, Howellsville.
Opie Odom, St. Pauls.
Giles Prevatt & Co., Grady.
Price & Davis, Iona.
D. M. Rogers, Rochester.
S. B. Rozier, Rozier.
L. Shaw, St. Pauls.
Southern Saw Mills and Lumber Co.,
Kingsdale.
St. Pauls Lumber Co., St. Paula.
G. L. Thompson, Grady.
Tolar Bros., Rennert.
H. A. Townsend, Townsend.
L. E. Tyner, Lowe.
J. W. Ward, Echo.
Williford & McRae, Raeford.
J. L. Willoughby, Grady.
Bryant Bros., Lumberton.
Shingle Manufacturer!.
B. F. Barnard, Shannon.
Opie Odom, St. Pauls.
Turpentine Stills.
J. McL. Arnet & Co., Orrum.
N. A. Barton, Pates.
A. L. & W. F. Bullock, Rowland.
L. Z. Hedgepeth, Rowland.
F. !v. Humphrey, Bellamy.
E. J. Johnson & Co., St. Pauls.
James Kinlaw, Sim.
R. W. Livermore, Pates.
Preston Locklear, Red Banks.
J. E. McDonald & Bros., Rennert.
L. Shaw, St. Pauls.
W. C. Townsend, Lowe.
J. W. Ward, Echo.
S. B. Williams, Buie.
LUMBERTON.
Population, 3,500.
Value of real estate and personal prop-
erty, $1,000,000.
Tax rate, 73c. on $100.
Bonded debt $25,000 thirty year bonds.
City owns electric light plant.
City owns water works.
City owns sewerage.
Election held first Monday in May. Term,
one year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Ira B. Townsend.
CLERK— A. P. McAllister.
TREASURER— A. P. McAllister.
T\\ COLLECTOR— A. Spivey.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— H. T. Pope.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT.— S. Mclntyre.
CHIEF OF POLICE— A. Spivey.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. O. Thomp-
son, A. P. Caldwell, T. Kinlaw, J. H.
Vv'ishart.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— R. M. N. Ste-
phens, J. A. McAlister, J. B. Smith.
POSTMASTER— R. M. Norment.
R. R. AGENTS— S. A. L. Freight, J. A.
Dozier; Passenger, Mr. Birmingham; C.
N. R. R., Mr. Watson.
EXPRESS AGENT— F. J. Thomas.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— Z. Paris, Pastor.
BAPTIST— C. H. Durham, Pastor; East
Lumberton — No Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. P. McMillan, Pal-
tor.
HOLINESS— No Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
ROBESON INSTITUTE— P. S. Vann,
Principal.
NORMENT SCHOOL— Miss Pennie Row-
land, Principal.
BREECE SCHOOL.
EAST LUMBERTON.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Columbia Hotel.
Lumberton Hotel.
Merchants Hotel.
Mrs. Caroline Jones.
Mrs. R. W. Shelby.
A. B. Small.
Mrs. L. R. Breece.
Mrs. Faulk Floyd.
Riverside Hotel.
Barber's Boarding House.
The Waverly* Hotel.
Mrs. D. W. Millsops.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF LUMBERTON— A. W. Mc-
Lean, Pres. ; C. B. Townsend, Cashier;
J P. Stansell, Assistant Cashier. Capital,
$50,000; Surplus and Profits, $3,000.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LUMBER-
TON— R. C. Lawrence, President; H. M.
McAllister, Cashier. Capital, $25,000.
ROBESON CO. LOAN AND TRUST CO—
A. W. McLean, President; Morson,
Cashier. Capital, $10,000.
Amusements.
OPERA HOUSE— R. Vampill, Prop.
Barber Shops.
G. W. McQueen.
John Leak.
Chas. Mosely.
N. Baxley.
Albert Edwards.
Bakers.
Duboise Bakery.
Brokers.
A. P. Caldwell.
McMillan & Williams.
Norment & Davis.
Boots and Shoes.
A. Weinstein.
Blocker Bros.
Townsend Bros.
W. J. Prevatt.
L. H. Caldwell.
Caldwell & Carlyle.
J. P. McNeill.
O. C. Norment & Co.
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Buildincr & Loan Associations.
LUMBERTON BUILDING & LOAN ASSO-
CIATION— R. D. Caldwell, President; E. M.
Britt, Secretary and Treasurer; R. E. Lee,
Attorney.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. B. Smith.
S. T. Freeman.
Bottling Works.
Lumberton Bottling Works.
Astesiaro Bottling Co.
Blacksmith Shops.
Charlie Bennett.
Jenkins Bennett.
Harry McQueen, (col.)
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Len Edwards.
J. W. Wall.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
T. N. Higley.
Jenkins Pennett.
W. H. Humphrey.
Bill Posters.
A. P. Caldwell.
Books and Stationery.
Caldwell & Carlyle.
Crump & Floyd.
Bicycle Dealers.
N. M. Edwards.
McAlister Hardware Co.
G. W. Smith, (col.)
Cabinet-Makers.
H. C. Freeman.
Contractors and Builders.
S. A. Branch.
J. B. Humphrey.
D. P. Walters.
Bassett Paul.
Luther Rackley.
A. B. Fisher.
Clothing;, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
A. Weinstein.
Blacker Bros.
Coal and Wood,
Lumberton Ice, Fuel & Manufacturing
Co.— D. B. McNeill.
Cotton Mills.
LUMBERTON COTTON MILLS— R. D.
Caldwell, President; H. B. Jennings, Sec-
retary. Capital, $274,000.
Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
LUMBERTON COTTON OIL AND GIN-
NING CO.— 0. C. Norment, President; K.
M. Biggs, Secretary and Treasurer.
Clubs.
RIVERSIDE COTILLION CLUB— George
G. French, President.
RIVERSIDE
Prop.
Dairies.
DAIRY— J.
A. Rowland,
Dentists.
R. Trawick Allen .
F. D. Castlebury.
J. D. Regan.
Doctors.
R. M. Norment.
J. D. McMillan.
Clarence Melntyre.
T. A. Norment.
C. M. Townsend.
R. Vampill.
R. G. Rozier.
H. T. Pope.
N. A. Thompson.
R. B. Beckwith.
Druggists.
H. T. Pope & Co.
R. G. Rozier.
R. M. Norment.
J. D. McMillan.
J. H. Wishart.
Frnit Dealers
Reel Sanderon.
C. B. Redmond.
General Merchandise.
W. J. Prevatt.
J. P. McNeill.
L. H. Caldwell.
O. C. korment & G'o-
Caldwell & Carlyle.
A. Weinstein.
K. M. Biggs.
M. M. Rozier & Co.
W. A. McMillan.
C. R. Barrett.
P. C. Blake.
Towsend Bros.
Blacker Bros.
S. B. Lewis.
Crump & Floyd.
Grist Mills.
S. E. Britt.
Durham Lewis.
Pink Campbell.
S. H. Edmund.
Quinn Warwick.
Hardware and Ag'l Tmplem'ts.
The Joe Prevatt Hardware Co.
The K. M. Biggs Hardware Co.
L. H. Caldwell.
McAllister Hardware Co.
Ice Factories.
Lumberton Ice, Fuel & Manufacturing Co.
Insurance Agencies.
Q. T. Williams.
A. E. White.
A. P. Cadwell.
G. E. Rancke.
R. E. L. Prevatt.
E. E. Page.
L. E. Whaloy.
D. B. McNeill.
D. W. Millsops.
C. B. Skipper.
Allen & Rayne.
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ROBESON COUNTY.
Job Printing Offices.
Robesonian Job Printing Office, Ed. B.
Freeman.
Lawyers.
Stephen Mclntyre.
B. P. Shaw.
N. A. McLean.
A. W. McLean.
R. E. Lee.
Wade Wishart.
C. B. Townsend.
R. O. LawTenee.
J. Gilchrist McCormick.
E. J. Britt.
P. S. Vann.
A. Nash.
J. A. Rowland.
R. B. Morrison,
T. A. McNeill.
B. F. Stephens.
E. M. Britt.
Wade H. Kinlow.
Laundries.
Charlotte Steam Laundry.
Sing Lee.
lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Southern Saw Mills and Lumber Co.
H. D. Williams.
W. M. Singletary.
Roanoke Railway & Lumber Co.
Pink Campbell.
Novelty Factories.
Lumberton Novelty Works.
Machinery Dealers.
McAllister Hardware Co.
Machine Shops.
Hutchinson Machine Shops, Tom Hutch-
inson, Prop.
Masons and Builders.
S. A. Branch.
E. E. Shooter.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Bruce.
Caldwell & Carlyle.
Mrs. Fannie Peterson.
Newspapers and Editors.
ROBKSON1AN— A. P. McAllister, Editor.
WEEKLY ARGUS— O. J. Peterson, Edi-
tor.
Musical Instruments.
Caldwell & Carlyle.
Crump & Floyd.
Mattress Manufacturers.
Charles W. Roe.
Nurserymen.
R. K. Blake.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co., Walter McNair, Man-
ager.
Photographers.
C. L. Hyatt.
Plumbers.
W. P. McAllister.
Jim Deese.
Tom W. Hutchinson.
Real Estate Agents.
Lumberton Real Estate Agency, R. E.
Lee, Manager.
Retail Grocers.
P. C. Blake.
C. B. Redmond.
A. A. Freeman.
J. H. Wishart.
W. A. McMillan.
G. W. Jones.
James Jones.
A. R. Phillips.
Crump & Floyd.
J. P. McNeill.
Evander Moody.
M. M. Rozier & Co.
J. A. Branch.
L. H. Caldwell.
R. L. Pollard.
Peoples Store.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. I. Linkhaw & Co.
A. E. White.
E. D. McNeill.
Deese Bros.
Fuller Bros.
Sanitariums and Hospitals.
Lumberton Sanitarium, (Incorporated) —
Drs. Thompson and Rozier, Managers.
Tobacco 'Warehouses.
Lumberton Tobacco Warehouse, J. W.
Beasley, Manager.
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse, T. F. ReevM
& Co., Managers.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION-tT. W. Perry, Mgr.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
LUMBERTON TELEPHONE CO.— A. E.
White, Manager.
Veterinary Surgeons.
W. O. Edmund.
Wholesale Grocers.
Lumberton Grocery Co., (Incorporated).
The French Grocery Co.
T. A. Norment, Jr.
W. J. Prevatt.
Watches and Jewelry
J. V. Martin.
H. C. Boylin.
ASHPOLE.
Incorporated in 1899 as Union City.
Population. 750.
Value of real estate and personal prop-
erty, $250,000.
fax rate, 50c. on $100.
Election held first Monday in May. Term,
one year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— F. H. Pitman.
TREASURER— J. F. Fisher.
CLERK— P. B. Thompson.
TAX COLLECTOR— Wm. Prevatt.
CITY PHYSICIAN— J. P. Brown.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Wm. Prevatt.
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BOARD! OP ALDERMEN— J. P. Brown,
A. J. Floyd, E. Fisher A. S. Thompson.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— A. E. Floyd, Supt.
POSTMASTER— P. B. Thompson.
EXPRESS AGENT— E. Fisher.
R. R. AGENT— E. Fisher.
Hotels and. Boarding Houses.
Central Hotel, B. Grantham, Prop.
Byrd House, Allen Bullock, Prop.
Floyd House, J. H. Floyd. Prop.
Auctioneers.
Bob Owen.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF ASHPOLE— A. S. Thompson,
President; J. P. Brown, Vice-President.
Capital, $10,000.
Contractors and Builders.
Robert Inn.an.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnisliings.
Dunnie Bros.
Dentists.
F. H. Pitman.
Doctors.
J. B. Brown.
J. P. Brown.
W. F. Stephens.
Druggists.
Ashpole Drug Co., J. P. Braw, Prop.
Dealers in Tobacco.
Ashpole Tobacco Warehouse Company, A.
L. Jones, Prop, and Manager.
Planters' Warehouse Company, Reave &
Jones, Props.
General Merchandise.
A. J. Floyd.
A. F. Floyd.
P. R. Floyd.
Floyd Bros.
A. C. Thompson.
J. E. Thompson.
C. S. McKenzie.
E. E. Mercer & Co.
W. B. Grantham.
H. S. Floyd.
South Eastern Lumber Co.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Fisher Bros.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
J. P. Brown & Co.
Lawyers.
W. R. Braswell.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
South Eastern Lumber Co.
J. D. Lewis.
Carolina Lumber Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
W. D. Gaddy & Co.
Music Teachers.
Miss Alice Taylor.
Real Estate Agents.
J. P. Brown.
Retail Grocers.
A. C. Thompson.
H. S. Floyd.
E. V. McDaniel.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
LUMBERTON TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
— A. E. White, Manager.
LUMBER BRIDGE.
Population, 300.
Value of real estate and personal proo>
ertv, about $60,000.
fax rate, 10c. on $100.
Election held first Monday in May. Term,
one year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. L. Shaw.
CLERK— P. R. Law.
TREASURER— P. R. Law.
CITY PHYSICIAN— Thomas Stamps.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— A. L. Shaw, P.
R. Law, J. W. Hall, M. L. Marley, Thomas
Stamps.
R. R. AGENT— A. E. Conoly.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. E. Conoly.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. A. Caligan, Pastor.
BAPTIST— R. D. Cross, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
LUMBER BRIDGE ACADEMY— B. F.
Johnson, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
LUMBER BRIDGE HOTEL A. L. Shaw,
Proprietor.
Blacksmith Shons.
I. E. Clifton.
Cotton Gins.
M. L. Marley.
Doctors.
Thomas Stamps.
Druggists.
Thomas Stamps.
General Merchandise.
A. L. Shaw.
N. Shaw.
M. L. Marlev.
W. H. Hall.
D. B. Lancaster.
W. F. Chason.
Grist Mills.
J. H. McEachern.
N. Shaw.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
D. B. Lancaster.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Mittie Cobb.
MAXTON.
Population, 1,600.
Value of real estate and personal prop-
erty, $500,000.
fax rate, 83 l-3c. on $100.
City owns lights.
Election held first Monday in May. Term,
one year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. W. Carter.
CLERK— F. L. Black.
TREASURER— F. L. Black.
TAX COLLECTOR— H. T. Newton.
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ROBESON COUNTY.
CHIEF OF POLICE— H. T. Newton.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. B. McCallem,
G. B. Sellers, R. M. Williams, E. L. Mc-
Cormac.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Octavia McLean.
R. R. AGENTS— F. C. Frostic, G. H.
Cooper.
EXPRESS AGENTS— F. C. Frostic, G. H.
Cocper.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— H. G. Hill, Pastor.
METHODIST— No Pastor.
BAPTIST— No Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
MAXTON GRADED SCHOOL— A. S.
Webb, Supt.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Maple Shade Inn.
Luther McCormick.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF MAXTON— T. O. Evans, Presi-
dent; M. W. Cole, Cashier. Capital $20,-
000; Surplus and Profits, $6,000.
Barber Shops.
Leak & Hatcher.
M. L. McEachem.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Wesley McNeill.
J. P. Smith.
Blacksmith Shops.
C. A. Burnes.
Charlie Caddell.
George Cain.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
M. R. Edwards.
Contractors and Builders.
Archie Baker.
John Evans.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Maxton Coffin Co.
Dentists.
J. Dal. Groom, Jr.
D. C. Mclvef.
Drue: e:ists.
H. W. McNatt.
Croom Bros. & Barnes.
Doctors.
J. D. Croom, Sr.
J. D. Croom, Jr.
H. W. McNatt.
L. R. Kirkpatrick.
General Merchandise.
J. W. Carter.
Maxton Mercantile Co.
Moses Fine.
A. C. McKinnon.
J. S. McRae.
John Leach.
Milton McRae.
R. H. Strickland.
Currie & Patterson.
Alex. Jones.
J. M. Burke.
J. B. Weatherly.
J. T. Pool.
E. Burns
A. M. Holland.
W. O. Burns.
B. C. Glass, wholesale grocer.
D. W. Townsend.
Hardware Dealers.
J. W. Carter.
Insurance Agencies.
T. O. Evans.
A. McL. Morrison.
Job Printing Offices.
Blade.
J. P. Wiggins.
Lawyers.
McLean & Black.
G. B. Patterson.
B. F. McLean.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
United Lumber Co.
Masons and Builders.
John Evans.
J. C. Parish
Archie Baker.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Misses Patterson & McKinnon.
Mrs. J. T. Pool.
Newspapers and Editors.
SCOTTISH CHIEF— J. P. Wiggins, Ed-
itor.
MAXTON BLADE— H. W. Pope, Editor.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Company.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Maxton Sash and Door Co., J. B. Weath-
erly, Secretary and Treasurer; J. A. Pea-
cock, Manager.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Maxton Livery Co., J. B. MeCallum.
McKinnon, Currie & Co.
Cotton Gins.
MAXTON GIN CO.— A. H. Currin, Sec-
retary-Treasurer; J. W. Carter, President.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— F. C. Frostic, G. H.
Cooper.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
BELL TELEPHONE AND TEL. CO.
RED SPRINGS.
Population, 1,200.
Value of real estate and personal prop-
erty, $500,000.
Tax rate, 50c. on $100
Election held first Monday in May. Term,
one year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. B. Pearsall.
CLERK— J. M. Pope.
TREASURER— J. M. Pope.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. M. Pope.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. G. Bohn.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— James Black,
Daniel McNeill, J. D. Calahan, C. G. Var-
dell, N. F. Williams, A. T. MeCallum.
POSTMASTER— J. G. Brown.
R. R. AGENT— H. S. Toom.
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ROBESON COUNTY.
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EXPRESS AGENT— H. S. Toom.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— S. E. Mercer, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— B. F. McCall, Pastor.
BAPTIST— No Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE
AND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC— C. G.
\ardell, Principal.
NORTH CAROLINA MILITARY INSTI-
TUTE— S. J. Murphy, Princicpal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Townsend.
Huggins Hotel.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF RED SPRINGS— A. B. Pearsall,
President- J. S. Jones, Cashier. Capital
$15,000; Surplus and Profits, $4,000.
Barber Shops.
Ed. Smith
Jim MeSwain.
Blacksmith Shops.
Dean & McKee.
W. D. Usery.
E. O. Gay.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Zan Simmons.
Doc Black.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
J. F. Hart.
Contractors and Builders.
J. F. Hart.
Cp«tkot M'f'rs and Dealers.
L. M. Cook.
Dentists.
Dr. Gibson.
Drus: s:ists.
Red Springs Drug Co., Hiram Grantham
Manager.
E. F. Townsend.
Doctors.
W. H. McKinnon.
B. F. McMillian.
J. L. McMillian.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Red Springs Mercantile Association.
Robeson Mercantile Co.
W. J. Council.
Miss Katie R. Brown.
M. E. Mayer.
E. D. Cope.
J. N. Hadley.
J. B. McCallum.
L. vV. Wright.
L. M. Cook.
W. H. Sykes.
J. T. Bostick.
J. Allen Huggins.
Dealers in Ice.
M. S. Talbott.
Townsend Grocery Co.
Electric Companies & Officers.
Southern Presbyterian College and Con-
servatory of Music.
Red Springs Oil and Fertilizer Co.
Furniture Dealers.
L. M. Cook.
W. H. Sykes.
General Merchandise.
E. C. Cope.
M. E. Myers.
Robeson Mercantile Association.
Hardware Dealers.
J. T. McNeill & Co.
Red Springs Haidware and Furniture Co.
}'nsurance Agencies.
A. T. McCallum.
Hamilton McMillan.
J. Allen Huggins.
Job Printing Offices.
Red Springs Citizen.
Lawyers.
Hamilton McMillian.
A. P. Spell.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Red Springs Lumber Co., W. F. & J. G.
Williams, Owners.
M. A. Buie.
Jas. A. Love.
A. B. Pearsall.
R. W. Livermore.
B. J. Snnderlin.
B. W. Townsend.
R. F. Devane.
J. M. Hastings.
W. H. Sykes.
W. J. Johnson.
Len Dills & Co.
Masons and Builders.
J. F. & W. O. Hart.
Simon Raeford.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Kittie Brown.
Red Springs Mercantile Association.
Newspapers and Editors.
RED SPRINGS CITIZEN— R. B. Branch,
Editor.
Retail Grocers.
Townsend Grocery Co.
W. E. Garret.
Painters and Paper Hangers.
R. B. Turner.
Real Estate Agents.
Martin McKinnon.
Sales and Livery Stables.
H. E. Brewer.
W. H. Sykes.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— H. S. Evon.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
CAROLINA TEL. & TEL. CO.— C. C. Gib-
son, Manager.
AMERICAN TEL. & TEL. CO.— B. W.
Townsend, Agent.
Oil Mills.
RED SPRINGS. OIL AND FERTILIZER
CO.— A. B. Pearsall. President.
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ROBESON COUNTY.
ROWLAND.
Population, 750.
Value of real estate and personal prop-
erty, $350,000.
Tax rate, 33 l-3c. on $100.
Election neld first Monday in May. Term,
one year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. D. McCallum
CLERK— O. P. Chitty.
TREASURER— O. P. Chitty.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. A. Kitchin.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. A. Kitchin.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. T. Marrow,
A. B. Hedgepeth, E. M. Hines, J. B. Mc-
Loud.
POSTMISTRESS— Miss Minnie Townsend.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. W. Bradley, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. B. Jackson, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. T. Walker, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
ROWLAND HIGH SCHOOL— J. E. Swain,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
MERCHANTS HOTEL— W. B. Thompson,
Prop.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF ROWLAND— Allen Edens, Presi-
dent; W. F. Bristow, Cashier. Capital,
$23,700; surplus and profits, $4,000.
Agricultural Implements.
H. H. Straughn.
Johnson & Watson.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Bracey-McCormick Brick Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. J. Taylor.
Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
ROWLAND OIL AND FERTILIZER CO.—
S. R. Townsend, President; Allen Edens,
S. R. Townsend, President; Allen Edens,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Cotton Buyers.
Milton Lytch.
T. W. Brake.
P. C. Henry.
Barber Shops.
D. A. Prevatt.
Dealers in Buggies.
P. H. Barnes & Co.
Dentists.
C. H. Lennon.
Doctors.
H. Reedy.
W. E. Evans.
Gecrge M. Pate.
Drutrerists.
Rowland Drug Co.
H. B. Ward.
Dealers in Hardware.
Rowland Hardware Co.
McCormiek •& Rogers.
Furniture Manufacturers.
Marrow Furniture Co.
Furniture Dealers.
Marrow Furniture Co.
Edens & Sinclair.
McCormiek & Rogers.
General Merchandise.
McKimmon & Smith.
F. Edens.
John W Ward.
J. McR. Bracey.
J. A. Faircloth.
Hedgepeth Bros.
D. J. Neal.
R. S. Bond.
A. L. & W. F. Bullock.
A. B. Brick.
J. McR. Bracey.
W. M. Brick.
Bracey-McCormick Brick Co.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
A. A. Walker.
Barnai^ Lumber Co.
J. B. Smith.
Rowland Planing Mills.
Lumber M'f'r's and Dealers.
A : L. Morrison.
A. S. Barnard.
Clyde McCallum.
W. W. Sutton & Co.
Bracey-McCormick Brick Co.
P. T. Buie.
G. R. Harrelson.
Lawyers.
J. E. Swain.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Milton Lytch & Co.
Misses McArn & Smith.
Meat Cutter Manufacturers.
Milton Lytch.
Retail Grocers.
W. W. Webster.
J. A. McEachern.
Rowland Grocery Co.
J. J. Taylor.
R. T. Draughn.
John A. Faircloth.
R. M. Bracey.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Rowland Livery Co.
H. K. McCormiek.
Tinners.
A. H. Webster.
Turpentine Stills.
L. Z. Hedgepeth.
Watches and Jewelry.
J. J. Freesland.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
505
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
County Seat, Wentworth.
Formed in 1785 from Guilford eountv. Named in honor of Charles W. Wentworth.
Marquis of Rockingham, a friend of America in Parliament.
Area, 550 square miles.
POPULATION: 33,163. White males, 10,904; white females, 10,642. Foreign born, 67.
Negro males, 5,529; negro females, 6.088. White males over 21 years, 4,902; negro
males over 21 years, 2,257. White polls, 3,481; negro polls, 118.
Value of real estate. -' i 1,440, increase of $39,904 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $2,385,989, increase of $128,091 over 1904, including 2,048 horses, 1,905 mules,
8 jacks and jennets, 122 goats, 7,994 cat tie, 8,027 hogs, 690 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $5,559,744; by negroes, $198,685.
No. Schools: White, 78; Colored, 41.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 40c. poll; roads, 16 2-3c. and 25c. poll;
debt, lc. and 3c. poll. Bonded debt, $11,000. No. iron bridges, 10.
POST OFFICES: Atlee, Benja, Cases, Fitzgerald, Foushee, GROGANSVILLE, Hop-
per, LEAKSVILLE, Lenox, Castle, Lorane, McNeely, MADISON, Matrimony, Mayfield,
Mayo, MAYODAN, Nance, Oregon, Price, Pritchett, REIDSVILLE, Roanoke, Rocklevel,
Rocky Springs, RUFFIN, SPRAY, STONEVILLE, Wentworth, (c. h.)
PUBLIC ROADS: C. H. Stokes, Reidsville, Supt. Worked partly by laKor and
partly by taxation; total last year, $8,000. Bridges, etc., repaired out of general
fund. Miles improved, 200. Convicts used.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Danville & Western, 7.25 miles assessed val ue $28,361.86
Southern Railway, 21.20 miles, assessed value .. .'. 524,090.39
Norfolk & Wetern, 20.02 miles, assessed value 285,139.69
Atlantic & Yadkin, 10.44 miles, assessed value 103,700.03
Pullman Company, 21.00 miles, assessed value 3,050.16
Western Union Telegraph Company, S13.40, value 23,798.00
Southern Express Company, 59.36 miles, assessed value 6,S74.62
International Telephone Company, 50.00 miles, assessed value 500.00
American Cotton Oil Company, assessed value 2.450.00
SUPERIOR COURT: February 26th, two weeks; June 11th, two weeks, civil cases
only; July 30th, criminal cases only; November 5th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— James V.
Price, Wentworth.
SHERIFF— M. F. Pinnix. Reidsville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— James A. Scales,
Wentworth.
TREASURER— M. F. Pinnix, Reidsville.
CORONER— J. L. Sharp, Bason.
SURVEYOR— W. K. Gibbs, Reidsville.
CO. ATTORNEY— P. 'B. Johnston, Reids-
ville.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— Samuel Ellington,
Wentworth.
HOME— W. T. Williams,
SCHOOLS— H. A. Hayes.
SUPT. CO.
Wentworth.
CO. SUPT.
Reidsville.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— R. H. Ivie,
Leaksville; George W. Martin, (chm.),
Madison; John Y. Stokes, Reidsville.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— C. H. Dalton, R.
F. D., Madison; W. I. Witty, R. F. D.,
Summerfield; R. E. Wall, Spray; R. T.
Stone, Stoneville; J. N. Craig, Reidsville.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS— John B. John-
ston. Reidsville; \V. B. Wray, Reidsville.
CONSTABLES— Ruffln Township, R. C.
Blackwell, RuS'fm; Wentworth, Frank J.
Meador, R. F. D., Reidsville; Huntsville,
W. T. Southern, R. F. D., Stokesdale; Mad-
isi n, J. J. Vaden, Madison; New Bethel,
J. N. McCollom, R. F. D., Wentworth,
Simpsonville, S. E. Gunn, R. F. D., Reids-
ville; Williamsboro, J. R. Brum, R. F. D.,
Reidsville; Leaksville, Sam'l H. Gammar,
Leaksville; Reidsville, R. H. Parish, Reids-
ville.
Justices of tlie Peace.
RUFFIN TOWNSHIP— A. N. Atkinson,
Mayfield; R. 11. Johnston, R. F. D., Reids
ville; Benjamin Smith, Oregon; W. A.
Pritchett, Oregon; J. A. Gibson, Ruffln.
WENTWORTH— R. M. Hancock, R. F. D.,
Reidsville; C. D. Martin, Wentworth; D.
M. Moore, R. F. D., Reidsville; J. R.
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Moore, R. F. D., Reidsville; Robert P.
Mitchell R. F. D., Reidsville.
MAYO— N. S. Smith, Stoneville.
HUNTSVILLE— A. B. Young, Stokesdale,
R F. D. ; .las. M. Hilton, Stokesdale; Jas.
A. Colley, Boyd; L. A. Southern, R. F. D.,
Summerfield.
MADISON— T. McWoodburne, Madison; R.
R. Suttenfield, Mayodan; F. B. Kemp,
Maj odan.
NEW BETHEL— S. H. Garrett, R. F. D.,
Summerfield; P. H. Simpson, M. W.
Thomas, R. F. D., Summerfield; Y. L.
Carter, R. F. D., Wentworth; T. B. Wil-
son R. F. D., Madison.
SIMPSONVILLE— D. E. Purall, R. F. D.,
Wentworth; J. A. Bevill, Benaja.
WILLIAMSBURG— Geo. T. Davis, R. F.
D., Reidsville; J. L. Waynick, R. F. D..
Reidsville; J. R. Dilworth, R. F. D.,
Reidsville; A. B. McKinney, R. F. D.,
Reidsville.
LEAKS VILLE— J. A. Hopper, Leaksville;
H. K. Lerry, Leaksville; Allen M. Boyles,
Leaksville; E. E. Emerson, Leaksville;
Toney C. Eggleton, Leaksville.
REIDSVILLE— John B. Johnston, Reids-
ville; J. C. Gardner, Reidsville; W. D.
Hightower, Reidsville; J. N. Craig, Reids-
ville; J. M. Harris, Reidsville; James H.
Bennett, Reidsville; G. M. Hazel, Reids-
ville; John G. Staples, Reidsville.
Public School Teachers.
Bennett, Miss Maymie, Reidsville.
Bennett, Miss Sallie S., Reidsville.
Bennett, Miss Lillie, Reidsville.
Baker, Miss Maude, Reidsville.
Barham, Miss Lucy E., Mayodan.
Baughn, Mrs. Hannah D., Price.
Brookbank, Grover C, Oak Ridge.
Carter, Miss Lizzie, Heggie.
Carter, Miss Emma, Heggie.
Chambers, Miss Mary, Madison.
Craig, Miss Marion, Reidsville.
Cobb, Miss Maude L., Reidsville.
Cobb, Miss Sallie, Mayfield.
Cunningham, Miss Mildred, Madison.
Dixon, A. C, R. F. D. No. 2, Reidsville.
Deshazo, Miss Mattie, Spencer, Va.
Deshazo, George W., Spray.
Dameron, S. B., Hopper.
Dameron, Miss Kate, Hopper.
Fitzgerald, Miss Isla, Ruffin.
Fagg, Miss Cassie, Stoneville.
Fagg, Miss Maude C, Stoneville.
Goolsby, Robert M., Intelligence.
Goolsbv, Miss Eliza, Intelligence.
Gibbs. Miss Katie, Reidsville.
Gentry, Miss Fannie, Madison.
Gentry, Miss Minnie, Madison.
Gilliam, Miss Exie, Thorn psonville.
Gilliam, Miss Mattie E., Thompsonville.
Garrett, Miss Mary, Matrimony.
Hundley. Miss Annie, Leaksville.
Harris, Miss Mamie, Summerfield.
Hamlin, Miss Martha, Leaksville.
Hamlin, Miss Eliza S., Leaksville.
Humphries, J. K., Ruffin.
Humphries, Mrs. J. K., Ruffin.
Ivie, Miss Mollies, Leaksville.
Joyce, Miss Mollie, Sandy Ridge.
Jones, Miss Ruby L., R. F. D. No. 1,
Reidsville.
King, Miss Minnie S., Como, Va.
Lemons, Miss Augusta, R, F. D. No. 2,
Reidsville.
Lemons, Miss Queen, R. F. D. No. 2,
Reidsville.
Loving, Miss Cora L., R. F. D. No. 2,
Reidsville.
Loving, Miss Emma, R. F. D. No. 2,
Reidsville.
Lewis, Mrs. Nannie, R. F. D. No. 1,
Stoneville.
McCollum. Miss Nora, R. F. D. No. 1,
Summerfield.
Malioy, Miss Lelia, R, F. D. No. 2,
Reidsville.
Malioy. Miss Nettie, R. F. D. No. 2,
Reidsville.
Malioy, Miss Mollie, R. F. D. No. 2,
Reidsville.
Moore, Miss Maude, R. F. D. No. 3, Reids-
ville.
Martin, Miss Sadie E., Madison.
Paschall, Miss Fannie S., Lenox Oastle.
Price, J. R., Roanoke.
Pratt, Miss Pearl, Madison.
Rodenkizer, Miss Lillian, Leaksville.
Rawley, Miss Alice, Ruffin.
Rawley, Miss Janie, Ruffin.
Small, C. 0., R. F. D. No. 2, Reidsville.
Small, Mrs. C. 0., R. F. D. No. 2, Reids-
ville.
Sharp, J. M., Intelligence.
Sharp, C. R., Intelligence.
Stokes, Miss Marion S., Reidsville.
Schoolfield, Miss Stella, Reidsville.
Saunders, Miss Hellen, Leaksville.
Saunders, Miss Lucy, Leaksville.
Saunders, Miss Lucy, Lenox Castle.
Snead, Miss Lila, Stoneville.
Truitt, J. S., R. F. D. No. 1, Summer-
field.
Turner, Miss Eliza, Leaksville.
Tulluck, Miss Lillian, Reidsville.
Trogdon, Mrs. Loula C, R. F. D., Stone-
ville.
Tucker, Thomas, Madison.
Walker, G. T., Reidsvile.
Watlington, J. H., Benajo.
Vanhook, Miss Maude, Benajo.
Watkins, Miss Nancy N., Madison.
Weathersbee, Mrs. L. W., Mayodan.
McGehee, Miss Irene, Madison.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— D. E. Field, Leaksville; H.
C. Byrum, Ruffin; W. B. Humble, Supply
at Roanoke.
BAPTIST— E. P. Ellington, Reidsville.
Schools ami Academies.
SHARPE INSTITUTE— J. M. Sharpe,
Principal, Intelligence.
RUFFIN HIGH SCHOOL.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. H. Thacker, Thompsonville.
C R. Wharton, Ruffin.
R. G. Wharton, Ruflin.
Darian Smith, Price.
F. P. Tucker, Ruffin.
ROCKINGH AM COUNTY.
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Merchants not in Towns.
J. R. Shreve, Adelaide.
L. B. Settle, Berry.
G. H. Clark. Fitzgerald.
J. T. Price, Geneva.
J. H Jovee & Son, Grogansville.
J. G. Trent & Son, Langdon.
O. L. Fitzgerald, Lawsonville.
U. O. Matley, Lawsonville.
W. E. Apple, Lenox Castle.
W. S. McKinney, Lenox Castle.
G. T. Cook, Mayfield.
Gilley Bros., Nance.
J. R. Adkins, Oregon.
W. R. French, Oregon.
T. J. Carter, Pleasantville.
W. J. Boone, Pritchett.
Price Bros., Roanoke.
Wm. M. Knight, Rocky Springs.
M. J. Fitzgerald & Co., Ruffin.
Mrs. A. J. Griffith, Ruffin.
W. H. Warriner & Co., Ruffin.
Worsham Bros., Rulfin.
Patrick H. Simpson, Simpsons Store.
Norman & Fawcette, Thompsonyille.
J. A. Gunn, Wentworth.
W. J. Grogan, Price.
Holland, Grogan & Co., Price.
R. P. Price & Sons, Price.
W. A. Alcoan, R. F. D. No. 4, Reids-
ville.
Lumber Plants.
J. H. Walker & Co., Reidsville.
H. N. Binford, Madison.
Griffin Bros.. Bason.
B. M. Cohill, Madison.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Martin Bros., Wentworth.
Davis Bros.'
Nolen Bros.
WENTWORTH.
Population, 234.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. V. Price, R.
M. Hancock, Charles Martin.
POSTMASTER— R. G. Mitchell.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— Seymour E. Taylor, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— E. C. Caldwell, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
WENTWORTH ACADEMY— Miss Marie
Trotter, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Reid Hotel— Miss Nannie Wright, Prop.
Lawyers.
Reuben D. Reid.
P. W. Glidewell.
Ira R. Humphreys.
Doctors.
Sam Ellington.
General Merchandise.
John W. Mitchell.
D. L. Withers.
J. G. Mitchell & Son.
MADISON.
Incorporated in 1815.
Population, 987.
Tax rate, 25e. on $100.
No. white polls, 70.
No. colored polls. 35.
Value of real estate, $225,000.
Value of personal property, $50,000.
Bonded debt, $8,000.
Election held first Monday in May every
two years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. M. Galloway.
CLERK— G. W. Martin.
TREASURER— B. Frank McGehee.
TAX COLLECTOR— Samuel Smith.
CHIEF OF POLICE— H. T. Pratt.
POLICEMAN— Alex. Pool.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. B. Pratt,
B. F. McGehee, G. W. Martin, M. P. Black,
W. A. Webster, J. O. Ragsdale.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— T. M. Tucker,
F. Landreth. Principals.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— C. B. Mc-
Anally, C. B. Pratt.
POSTMASTER— P. A. Peatross.
R. R. AGENTS— M. W. Gant, T. J. Tea-
gue.
EXPRESS AGENT— M. W. Gant.
Ministers and Churches.
EPISCOPAL— A. R. Bnrklev. Rector.
METHODIST— D. *'. Tait, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— W. M. Sykes, Pastor.
BAPTIST— L. Haymore, Pastor.
Schio1" nud Academies.
MADISON HIGH SCHOOL— T. M. Tucker
and F. Landreth, Principals.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Madison— J. B. Webster, Prop.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF MADISON-^I. M. Galloway,
President; J. O. Ragsdale, Cashier. Capital,
$10,000; Surplus and Profits, $7,000.
Barber Shops.
Frank Reynolds.
J. P. Powers.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Ed. Morton.
Books and Stationery.
C. B. McAnally.
Contractors and Builders.
P. J. Nichols.
W. T. Chambers.
Coal and 'Wood.
Nat. M. Pickett.
Samuel Smith.
Dealers in Tobacco.
G. W. Mnrtin.
R. A. McGehee.
Jos. M. Vaughn.
H. J. Penn.
R. P. Webster.
Haywood *jewis.
Dentists.
J. A. Roach.
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ROCKINOH AM COUNTY.
Doctors.
C. B. McAnally.
R. C. Matheson.
C. A. Baird.
Druggists.
Madison Pharmacy, C. B. McAnally, Prop.
R. C. Matheson.
C. A. Baird.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Martha Stamps.
General Merchandise.
McGehee & Co.
D. W. Busick & Son.
Black & Gravely.
Penn Hardware & Furniture Co.
Moore & Pickett.
W. C. Jones & Co.
Pratt Bros.
R. S. Hornbuckle.
Thomas D. Meador.
Insurance Agencies.
J. O. Ragsdale.
D. W. Busick.
J. P. McMichael.
Lawyers.
C. O. McMichael.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. A. Webster.
Jesse Pratt.
B. M. Cahill.
Fagg Bros., R. F. D. No. 1, Madison.
Vance & Durggins, R. F. D. No. 1, Madi-
son.
Painters.
J. Wheeler.
R. G. Vaden.
Real Fstate Agents.
C. O. McMichael.
Stenographers.
Miss Loula D. Foy.
Saloons.
J. W. Carter.
Abe 'Wood.
Sales and livery Stables.
W. C. Jones.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
J. M. Gant.
T. J. Teaffue.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
C. B. McAnally.
W. C. Jones.
Wholesale Grocers.
Madison Grocery Co.
L. J. Lackey & Co.
Tobacco Warehouses.
WEBSTER'S WAREHOUSE— R. P. Web-
ster, Prop.
PLANTERS' WAREHOUSE— Lewis Thom-
as & Wilson, Props.
SPRAY.
Population, 7,000. (Estimated.)
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL— G. W. Deshazo,
Principal.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— R. P. Ray, F. M.
Ellett, Jr., W. R. Walker.
POSTMASTER— J. Sanford Patterson.
R. R. AGENT— S. M. Harris.
EXPRESS AGENT— S. M. Harris.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— No Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Spangler,
Pastor.
METHODIST— W. Y. Scaies, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— Rev. Mr. Bitting, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— E. C. Caldwell, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Colonnade Hotel, Jackson & Tuttle,
Proprietors.
S. P. Jarrett.
Boohs and Stationery.
Spray Mercantile Co.
Spray Drug and Chemical Co.
Barber Shous.
Oeorge Robertson.
C. A. Jones.
Bntchors and Dealers in Cattle.
A. P. Robertson.
David Wilecn.
Tern Wright.
A. F. Fleming
Spray Market Co.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF SPRAY— Wm. R. Walker,
Pres. ; A. T. Hopper, Cashier.
Contractors and Builders.
J. M. Hopper.
J. R. Perdue.
J. M. GrnS-an.
P. Hopper.
Dentists.
J. J. Van Noppen.
Cotton Mills.
LEAKSVILLF. COTTON MILLS— B. F. Me-
bane. President; W. R. Walker, Secretary
and Treasurer.
SPRAY COTTON MILLS— G. A. Mebane,
President; W. R. Walker, Secretary and
Treasurer.
LILY COTTON MILLS— B. F. Mebane,
President; J. S. McAlister, Treasurer.
NANTUCKET COTTON MILLS— B. F. Me-
bane, President: J. S. McAlister, Secretary
and Treasurer.
AMERICAN WAREHOUSE— Arthur Dra-
per, President; F. M. Ellett, Jr., Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
MOREHEAD COTTON MILLS CO.— B.
Frank Mebane, President: W. It. Walker,
Secretary and Treasurer.
RHODE ISLAND COTTON
Frank Mebane, President; W.
Secretary.
Doctors.
John Sweeney.
J. B. Ray.
S. L. Martin.
A. B. Johns.
A. F. Tuttle.
B. T. Bitting.
Mil LS— B.
R. Walker,
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
509
Druggists.
Spray Drug1 & Chemical Co.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Pattie Dyer.
Mrs. E. S. Jones.
Dealers in Ice.
Wilson Livery Company
R. D. Jordan.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Spray Mercantile Co.
Spray Drug Chemical Co.
General Merchandise.
Spray Mercantile Co.
J. M. Jovce.
W. D. Wells.
W. D. Flynn.
Jones & Pace.
C. E. Hubbard.
T. H. Price.
M. Heiner.
Trent Bros.
Matthews & Haizlip.
R. P. Price & Son.
Insurance Agencies.
A. B. Goodwyn.
E. E. Emerson.
W B. Weaver.
B. K. Terry.
Painters.
J. W. Robertson.
Gravely Dyer.
Furniture Dealers.
Hall Furniture Co.
Retail Grocers.
Sprav Mercantile Co.
W. t). Wells.
Trent Bros.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Wilson Livery Co.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
W. U. TEL. CO.— W. B. Weaver, M'g'r.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
BELL— Toll Office.
INTERNATIONAL— S. Hampton, Mgr.
Water Company and Officers.
SPRAY WATER POWER AND LAND CO.
— B. F. Mebane, President; W. R. Walker,
S6cretarv.
LEAKSVILLE HOUSE AND POWER CO.
—J. S. McA'.ister, President; D. F. King,
Treasurer.
ROCKINGHAM CO.— B. F. Mebane, Pres-
ident; W. R. Walker, Secretary and Treas-
urer.
'Woolen Mills.
LEAKSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS— H. P.
Foard, President; John Morehead, Vice-
President; G. Grissom, Secretary and Treas-
urer.
SPRAY WOOLEN MILLS— B. F. Mebane,
President; A. E. Millner, Secretary and
Treas.
LEAKSVILLE.
Incorporated in 1873.
Population, 688.
Value of real estate, $172,000.
Value of personal property, $90,000.
No. white polls, 200.
No. colored polls, 100.
Tax rate, 20c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. B. Ray.
CLERK— A. T. Hopper.
TREASURER— A. T. Hopper.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. W. Norman.
POLICEMAN— J. W. Norman.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. D. Martin,
J. C. Harris, R. H. Ivie.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— M. L. Ivie,
Principal.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. H. Lane, B. F.
Ivie, J. C. Harris.
POSTMASTER— J. D. Martin.
R. R. AGENT— Chas. N. Deshazo.
EXPRESS AGENT— Chas. N. Deshaio.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Garrick, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— E. C. Caldwell, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. H. Barnhardt, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Rev. Mr. Melichampe, Rec-
tor.
Schools and Academies.
Leaksville Practical High School— B. E.
Goode, Principal.
Leaksville-Spray Baptist College.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hopper Hotel.
Mrs. P. R. Millner, Prop.
Banks anil Bankers.
BANK OF LEAKSVILLE— Wm.. R. Walk-
er, President; A. L. Hopper, Cashier.
Capital, $10,000; Surplus and Profits, $14,-
000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Leaksville Market Co.
Books and Stationery.
T. \V. Field.
Leaksville Drug Co.
Contractors and Builders.
J. M. Hopper.
Confectionery Dealers.
Frank King.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Price & Clark.
Dealers in lee.
Williamson & Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
J. B. Tavlor.
T. G. Tavlor.
W. S. Williams.
D. F. Kine.
Dentists.
Elmer E. Richardson.
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Doctors.
A. B. Johns.
W. S. Martin
S. L. Martin.
J. B. Ray.
Druggists.
Leaksville Drug Co.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Fannie Moir.
Miss Sue White Harris.
Miss Gertrude Wright.
Miss Mollie Dyer.
Dry Goods and Notions.
D. E. Field.
T. W. Field.
Mrs. T. Lee Millner.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
D. E. Field.
Williamson & Co.
Leaksville Grocery Co.
Fnrnitnre Dealers.
J. C. Harri9.
General Merchandise.
Ivie Bros.
B. F. Ivie & Co.
Williamson & Co.
D. E. Field.
Carriage Manf actnrers.
J. H. Hampton Buggy Co.
Hardware Dealers.
Leaksville Hardware Co.
Insurance Agencies.
Jones Norman.
C. N. Deshazo.
J. M. Price.
Job Printing Offices.
J. T. Darlington.
Lawyers.
A. D. Ivie.
H. P. Lane.
Lumber Mf'rs and Dealers.
James Hopper.
D. F. King.
Machinery Dealers.
J. W. Henson
S. W. Rainey.
Milli-.iery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. T. Lee Millner.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. T. W. Field.
Mrs. A. T. Hopper.
Miss Daisy King.
Miss Eleanor Price.
Newspapers and Editors.
LEAKSVILLE GAZETTE— J. T. Darling-
ton. Editor.
Pianos and Organs.
Piano and Organ Co.
J. W. Hinson.
Painters.
Gravely Dyer.
Retail Grocers.
Leaksville Grocery Co.
B. F. Ivie & Co.
Williamson & Co.
Ivie Bros.
Seuing Machine Agents.
J. R. Gray.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Martin & Co.
Ivie Bros.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
C. N. Deshazo.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
INTERNATIONAL— S. Hampton, Mgr.
Tobacco Manufacturers.
J. B. Taylor.
Wholesale Grocers.
Leaksville-Spray Grocery Co.
Tobacco 'Warehouses.
King's, Taylor Bros.
■Watches and Jewelry
C. T. Ross.
C. K. Wright.
REIDSVILLE.
Population, 3,262.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— P. D. Watt.
CLERK— R. S. Montgomery.
TREASURER— R. T. Williams.
CHIEF OF POLICE— A. E. Pettigrew.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— W. B. Wray,
R. T. Williams, C. A. Penn, J. B. Pipkin,
R. I. Mayo.
SUPT. WATER WORKS AND ELECTRIC
LIGHTS— R. H. Milton.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. W. Peay.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— S. G. Harden,
Supt.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— R. W. Morphis,
0. H. Overman, W. P. Watt. R. T. Wil-
liams, W. N. Womack, J. G. Staples.
POSTMASTER— J. F. Wray.
R. R. AGENT— N. C. Thompson.
EXPRESS AGENT— N. C. Thompson.
Ministers and Churches.
MaIN STREET— (Methodist)— L. W. Craw-
ford, Pastor; J. R. Brooks.
FIRST BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Bradshaw,
Pastor
PRESBYTERIAN— D. I. Craig, Pastor.
ST. THOMAS— (Episcopal)— Rev. Mclli-
chanipe, Rector.
SCALES STREET BAPTIST— L. H. Hardy,
r*3.stor
WARE'S CHAPEL— (Methodist)— Thomas
Str3(ior Psstor
SOUTH REIDSVILLE— (Methodist)— J. P.
Davis, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
REIDSVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
REIDSVILLE GRADED SCHOOLS— (2).
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Huffines, Mrs. J. C. Huffines, Mgr.
Hotel Rockingham, Mrs. Carrie Price,
Prop.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF REIDSVILLE— P. B. Johnston,
President; J. F. Watlington, Cashier.
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Capital, $50,000; Surplus and Profits, $11,-
000.
CITIZENS BANK— H. R. Scott, President;
R. L. Watt, Cashier. Capital, $75,000;
Surplus and Profits, $10,000.
Barber Shops.
L. M. Sharp.
S. T. Cannady.
A. B. Broadnax.
Books and Stationery.
R. I. Mayo.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
J. M. Sullivan.
J. W. DeGrott.
E. H. DeGrott.
Robert Penn.
Bicycle Dealers.
J. H. 'Laster.
Box Manufacturers.
Acme Manufacturing Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. L. Gardner.
Sam Fels.
C. F. Lewi*.
J. M. Baynes.
W. H. Foy.
Jim Johnson.
E. J. Mays.
Brackin & Baker.
A. M. Burton.
Cabinet-Makers.
James H. Morrison.
Carriage Repair Shops.
W. M. Snipes.
II. G. Parish.
F. W. Waynick.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Williams, Hopkins & Co.
J. S. Hutcherson.
Price & Clark.
Simon Roman.
S. S. Harris.
Coal and Wood.
C, A. Wooten.
Scales & Robertson.
Cotton Mills.
Edna Cotton Mills.
Contractors and Builders.
Geo. Barber.
J. W. Walker.
Milton Jones.
J. O. Sharp.
A. J. C. Strader.
Dentists.
J. N. Hester.
L. T. Smith.
Dr. Rowe.
Doctors.
J. A. Williams.
T. E. Balsley.
E. H. Brooks.
L. L. Sapo.
J. C. Mills.
J. W. Watkins.
J. W. McGhee.
Drusrsists.
W. S. Allen.
Fetzer & Tucker.
L. L. Sapp.
Geo. W. Britton.
Fertilizer Manufacturers.
Reidsville Fertilizer Co.
Furniture Dealers.
Hall, Chance & Co.
Barber & Ellington.
General Merchandise.
Z. H. Neal.
H. T. Martin.
J. C. Huffines & Co.
H. L. Trotter & Co.
C. J. Mathews & Co.
W. P. Ware.
J. H. Burton.
Bushnell Bros.
D. R. Ellington.
M. A. Tulloch.
Ed. Miller & Co.
Neal & Son.
S. G. Smith.
R. D. Walker.
J M. Simpson.
Hairston & Leisure.
G. M. Trent.
R. P. Richardson, Sr.
Harris .': Hubbard.
P. A. Johnston.
J. J. Shel ton.
Pettigrcw & Co.
R. L. Minor.
Wooten Bros.
Hardware Dealers.
Giles, Montgomery & Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Giles, Montgomery & Co.
Insurance Agencies.
Francis Womack.
John D. Huffines.
L. F. Coppridge.
J. N. Craig.
Job Printing Offices.
R. I. Mayo.
Acme Job Printing Co.
J. R. Webster.
Laundries.
Reidsville Steam Laundry.
Chin Tong's Laundry.
Lawyers.
Scott & Reid.
A. J. Burton.
J. T. Pannill.
Johnston, Johnston & Ivie.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. H. Walker & Co.
Mattress Manufacturers.
Honduras Manufacturing Co.
Marble 'Works.
G. T. Gossett.
Music Teachers.
Miss Florence Hunt.
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
B. M. Hitchcock & Co.
R. I,. Minor.
D. A. Hendrix.
Mrs. J. A. Koach & Son.
Newspapers and Editors.
REIDSVILLE REVIEW— J. T. & Manton
0!h»:\ Editors and Propritetors.
WEBSTER'S WEEKLY— J. R. Webster
Editor and Proprietor.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co., J. H. Walker & Co.
Photographers.
M. P. Stone.
Tesh Bros.
Retail Grocers.
H. L. Trotter & Co.
H. T. Martin.
Z. H. Neal.
C. J. Mathews & Co.
J. C. Huffines
W. P. Ware.
Acme Grocery Co.
J. H. Burton.
John North.
Houston Pettigrew.
Bushnell Bros.
D. R. Ellington.
M. A. Tulloeh.
Ed. Miller & Co.
Neal & Son.
S. G. Smith.
Bob Jones.
R. D. Walker.
Hairston & Co.
Prince Johnson.
G. M. Trent.
Wooten Bros.
W. T. Barber.
J. M. Simpson.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Reidsville Livery Co.
Jim Amos.
Whitsett & Rascoe.
"loons.
Rorer & Jackson.
H. E. Link.
W. B. Gillie & Co.
City Bar.
Surveyors.
E. M. Redd.
E. P. Ellington.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Bell System.
Tobacco Factories.
The F. R. Penn Tobacco Co.
Robert Harris & Bro.
A. H. Motley Co.
Old North State Smokinf Tobacco Co.,
R. P. Richardson, Jr., & Co.
Tobacco Buyers.
J. H. Burton.
Z. V. Gwvnn Tobacco Co.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
American Tobacco Co.
Continental Tobacco Co.
P. D. Watt.
E. D. Watt.
G. W. Perkins.
A. P. Gwynn.
W. A. Stacey.
M. F. Pinnix & Co.
Tobacco Warehouses.
Leader.
Watt's.
Star.
Watches and Jewelry
J. M. Tesh & Son.
G. T. Gossett.
"Wholesale Grocers.
Reidsville Grocery Co.
MAYODAN.
Incororated in 1899.
Population, about 1.500.
Tax rate — City purposes, 10c. on $100.
Election held in May. Term, 2 years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Francis B. Kemp.
CLERK— T. H. Turner.
TREASURER— T. H. Turner.
TAX COLLECTOR— P. T. Carter.
CITY PHYSICIAN— T. W. Davis.
CHIEF OF POLICE— P. T. Carter.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— T. H. Turner,
J. Ueltschi, B. R. Martin.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Mrs. L. W. Weath-
ersbee, Prin.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. C. Euf.
fin, H. Brown, J. Ueltschi, Jr.
POSTMASTER— C. L. Walters.
R. R. AGENT— J. W. Taylor.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. W. Taylor.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Stanford, Pastor.
MORAVIAN— W. T. Spach, Pastor.
METHODIST— E. P. Green, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Rev. Mr. Berkley, Rector.
Cemeteries and Supts.
Moravian Cemetery.
Schools and Academies.
Mrs. L. W. Weathersbee.
Barber Shops.
Sam Clark.
John Lewellyn.
Cotton Mills.
THE MAYO MILLS— F. H. Firea. Preai-
dent; W. C. Ruffin, Secretary and Treaa-
urer.
THE AVALON MILLS— F. H. Fries, Presi-
dent; W. C. Ruffin, Secretary and Treas-
urer.
Doctors.
T. W. Davis.
Druggists.
J. H. Ault.
General Merchandise.
S. A. Martin.
Mavodan Mercantile Co.
L. ' W. Martin.
B. R. Martin & Co.
A. M. Taylor & Co.
Crawford Marshall.
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Mrs. E. B. Martin.
R. V. Ross.
Hardware Dealers.
Pratt Bros.
Insurance Agencies.
Francis B. Kemp, Agent.
Land Companies.
The Piedmont Land and Manufacturing
Co., Francis B. Kemp, President.
Millinery and Fancy Goods
Mrs. J. H. Ault.
Willis & Marshall.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. L. W. Weathersbee.
Real Estate Agents.
Francis B. Kemp.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
J. W. Taylor.
Saloons.
Mayodan Dispensary.
Susr»ender Manufacturers.
S. P. Tesh.
Roller Mills.
MeMiehael Bros.
STONFVTLLE.
MAYOR PRO TEM— Charles R. Joyce.
POSTMASTFR— R S. Lemons.
R. R. AND EXPRESS AGENT— S. T.
Hodgins.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Lewis Hotel, Jno. W. Lewis, Prop.
Smith House, J. R. Smith, Prop.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF STONEVTLLE— R. T. Stone,
President; Charles K. Nolen, Cashier.
Capital, $5,800; Undivided Profits, $1,-
529.62.
General Merchandise.
L. W. Matthews.
Lewis & Thomas.
C. R. -T
Joe Willis.
James M. Taylor.
X. S. Smith.
T. P. Poole & Co.
R. L. Stone.
W. R. Grogan.
Druggists. .
Jno. H. Ault.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Lewis & Thomas.
Jno. H. Glenn.
Furniture Dealers.
W. H. Grogan.
Stone & Claybrook.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Thomas & Matthews.
Stone, Mitchell & Co.
Flour Mills.
Geo. M. Mitchell.
Blacksmith Shops.
Charles M. Kallam.
Ministers and Churches.
EPISCOPAL— Alfred R. Berkely, Rector.
CHRISTIAN— J. A. Speicer, Pastor.
BAPTIST— No Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Mr. Sikes, Pastor.
METHODIST— C. R. Canipe, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
STONEVILLE TRAINING SCHOOL—
Misses Smith & Stephens, Principal.
STONEVILLE INSTITUTE— Prof. Royal,
Principal.
Warehouses. »
PIEDMONT— J. M. Taylor, Prop.
FARMERS— Glenn Brothers & Co., Props.
GLENN'S— Glenn, Claybrook & Co., Props.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Kate Moore, Prop.
Tobacco Manufacturers.
R. T. Stone Tobacco Co. (Incorporated.)
Physicians.
J. R. Smith.
Thos. A. Boaz.
Dressmakers.
Mrs. N. L. Finsley.
Mrs. Lula Thomas.
Mrs. Bettie Wall.
Music Teachers.
Miss Lucy M. Stephens.
eaf Tobacco Dealera
J. A. Thomas.
R. T. Stone.
J. A. Glenn.
Jasper Cla3brook.
T. J. Glenn.
Jno. H. Glenn.
Jno. Joyce.
N. H. Lewis.
Wm. M. Roberts.
Holland Bros.
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ROWAN COUNTY.
ROWAN COUNTY.
County Seat, Salisbury.
Formed in 1753 from Anson county.
Area, 461 square miles.
POPULATION: 35,000. White males, 12,708; white females, 12,643. Foreign born,
103. Negro males, 4,795; negro females, 4,S84. White males over 21 years, 5,800;
negro males over 21 years, 1,950. White polls, 4,374; negro polls, 1,065.
Value of real estate, $5,054,181, increase of $183,096 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $2,737,263, increase of $269,909 over 1904, including 4,172 horses, 2,234 mules, 13
jacks and jennets, 112 goats, 9,489 cattle, 9.9S8 hogs, 871 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $7,526,249; by negroes, $265,195.
TAX RATE: County, 17c. on $100 and 33c. poll; roads, 25c. on $100 and 75c. poll;
county bonds, 2c. on $100 and 6c. poll. Debt, $25,000.
POST OFFICES: Bear, Poplar, CHINA GROVE, CLEVELAND, Craven, Cre-
scent, Enochville, Faith, Granite Quarry, GOLD HILL. Lisk, Lyerly, Millertown,
Mt. Ulla, Organ Church, Pool, Ragle, Rock, Rockwell, SALISBURY, (c. h.), South
River, SPENCER, Tredingford, Woodleaf. Yost.
PUBLIC ROADS: P. A. Hartman, Salisbury. Supt. Worked by special law. Total tax
last year, $27,864.20. No. miles, 275 to 300, crushed stone, 10; improved, 100. Con-
\icts used. Macadam, 24 miles, cost per :nile, $2,000.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
North Carolina, 20.60 miles, assessed value $603,980.54
North Carolina Midland, 17.20 miles, assessed value 171,074.94
Southern Railway, 17.52 miles, assessed value 433,116.19
Yadkin, 16.66 miles, assessed value 83,117.15
Pullman Company, 38.00 miles, assessed value 5,975.50
Western Union Telegraph Company, 1,077.22 miles, assessed value 49,489.41
American Cotton Oil Company, assessed value 3,610.66
Southern Express Co., 54.78 miles, assessed value 6,344.20
Salisbury Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value 15,692.00
Albemarle Telephone Company, assessed value 250.00
Concord Telephone Company, assessed value 400.00
American Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 6,015.00
Atlantic Postal & Telegraph Company, assessed value 3,280.95
SUPERIOR COURT: February 12th, two weeks; May 7th two weeks; August 27th,
two weeks; November 19th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. Frank Mc-
Cubhins. Salisbury.
SIIKRIFF— D. R. Julian, Salisbury.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— A. L. Smoot,
Salisbury.
TREASURER— A. W. Winecoff, Salisbury.
CORONER— E. Rose Dorsett, Salisbury.
SURVEYOR— C. M. Miller, Salisbury.
3TANDARD KEEPER— C. H. Swink,
Salisbury.
CO. ATTORNEY— T. C. Linn, Salisbury.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— J. S. Brown, Salis-
bury.
SbPT. CO. HOME— T. D. Brawn, Salis
bui y.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— John J.
Stewart, Salisbury.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— R. O. Kizer. Sal-
isbury.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— C. B.
Miller, (chm.), China Grove; J. S. Hender-
son, Salisbury; P. A. Sloop, Yost.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— C. T. Bernhardt,
(chm.), Salisbury; W. L. Kluttz, Salisbury;
H. C. Lentz, China Grove; J. J. Kincaid,
Cleveland; P. A. Hartman, Salisbury.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— A. H.
Boyden, (chm.), Salisbury; G. G. Black-
welder, China Grove; M. L. Bean, Salis-
bury.
CONSTABLES— Morgan Township, P. H.
Crook, Pool: Franklin, H. C. Kennedy,
Salisbury, R. F. D. ; Cleveland, J. H.
Davis, Cleveland; Unity, B. W. Freeze.
Woodleaf; Loche, P. H. Henley, Salisbury;
Scotch Irish, W. J. Koontz, Cleveland, R.
F. D.; China Grove, Jno. A. Sloop, China
Grove; Litaker, E. D. A. Sifferd, Rock;
Geld Hill, Jno. A. M. Brown. Rockwell;
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Providence. Arthur M. Elier, Trading- Ford.
Justices of the Peace.
CLEVELAND— H. B. Thompson, Cleve-
land ; D. B. Rosebrough, Cleveland.
Ml'. ULLA— S. M. Hart, Harts; Z. L.
Brown, Jit. Ulla.
LOCKE— P. J. Cress, Salisburv, R. F. D.
SCOTCH IRISH— R. C. Cunent, C. A.
Gufty, H. F. Turner, Cleveland.
ATWELL— J. C. Deaton, Enochville; H.
W. Overcash, J. L. Fleming.
CHINA GROVE — John A. Avery, C. W.
Corriker, W. L. Kimball, China Grove.
L1TAKER— A. A. Bost, M. A. J. Rose-
man, China Grove; J. C. Bernhardt, Salis-
burv, R. F. D.
GOLD HILL— H. A. ILlshouser, Rock-
well; H. W. Bost, Rockwell; Alfred L.
Peeler, L. H. Rothrock, «ranite Quarry.
PROVIDENCE— J. A. Poole, P. D. Linn,
Julius Frick, R. B. Peeler.
MORGAN— S. C. Lamer, .1. C. Camp,
John W. Milier, Jr.
SALISBURY— W. D. Pethel, W. L. Ray,
C. E. Fepperman, Spencer; J. M. Brown,
T. D. Brown, J. C. Sowers, Joe C. Kestler,
F. M. Tarrh, S. C. Ketchie, D. M. Miller,
Salisbury.
FRANKLIN— J. C. Miller, South River.
UNITY— N. N. Fleming, J. D. Heilig,
H. J. Overman, T. M. Earnhardt, Wood-
leaf.
Public School Teachers.
Black-wilder, G. G., China Grove.
Ritchie, R. M., China Grove, R. F. D.
Fleming, N. N. Woodleaf.
Wetmore, G. B., Woodieaf.
Julian, Miss Ida, Salisbury.
Click, Miss Daisy, Salisbury, R, F. D.
Canup, Miss Sallie, Salisbury.
Lipe, Miss Anna, Enochville.
Lipe, Miss Josie, Enochville.
Chilson, Miss Mary, Salisbury.
Deal, Miss Mabel, Enochville
Kearns, T. C, Salisbury.
Goodman, Miss Fannie E., Mt. Ulla.
McKnight, H. C, China Grove.
Karriker, E. L., Enochville.
Belk, Miss Susie May, China Grove.
Bowers, J. L., China Grove.
Linn, Miss Cordie, Landis.
Wright, P. E., China Grove.
Ketnex, Miss Fannie, Yost.
Mullen, Miss Maude, Salisbury.
Hooker, Miss M E., China Grove.
Goodman, Miss Ida, Salisbury.
Morgan. Eugene E., Poole.
Ward, Miss Hattie, Poole.
Hendrix, Miss Gilie, Statesville.
Winecoff, G. C, Salisbury.
Julian, Miss Hailie, Salisbury.
Lorbacher, Miss Rosamond, Salisbury.
Trexler, P. M., Rockwell.
Houston, Miss Addie, Salisbury.
Linn, John K., Rockwell.
Bennett, J. M., Churchland.
Parnell, Miss Zelma, Salisbury.
Peebles, Mrs. Lula, Salisbury.
Miller, Miss Ethyl, Salisbury.
Trexler. Miss Roxie, Salisbury, R. F. D.
No. 6.
Miller, E. H., Salisbury, R. F. D. No. 1.
Albright, M. F., Salisbury,
ibernethy, E. J., Cleveland.
Cornelison, Miss Josephine, Salisbury.
Morgan, Thos., Craven.
Morrow, Miss Blanche, Amily.
McNairy, Miss Nettie, Crescent.
Powlas, Miss Alma, Barber.
Swicvgocd, C. F., Woodle.it.
Rice. Miss Ila, Salisbury, R. F. D.
Hord, A. T., Cleveland.
Powlas, Miss Lizzie, Mooresville, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Cole, Miss Mary D'., Bringles.
Reid, Miss Cora, Jackson Hill.
Efird, Miss Laura, China Grove.
Elliott, Luther, Salisbury.
Goodman, W. H. Mt. Ulla.
Kluttz, Z. A., Organ Church.
Solomon, Miss Minnie, China Grove.
McNairy, Miss Addie, Crescent.
McNairy, Miss Mamie, Crescent.
Goodman, Miss Emma, Mt. Ulla.
Corriker, Miss Emma, Enochville.
Lipe, Miss Emma, Enochville.
Bost, Miss Bessie. Sout'j ttivei*.
Hudson, Miss Lizzie, South River.
Bostian, J. J., China Grove.
Ketchie, J. D., Salisbury.
Lawrence, Miss Grace, Spencer.
McNairy, Miss Jennie, Crescent.
Brown, C. A., Organ Church.
Morgan, J. L., Enochville.
Templeton, J. C, Salisbury, R. F. D.
No. 5.
Summey, Ellis, China Grove.
Miller, Miss Clara, Salisbury, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miller, Miss Ada, Salisbury, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Monroe, Miss Grace, Salisbury, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Crawford, Miss Lula, Woodleaf. R. F. D.
No. 1.
Stokes, Miss Stella, Jackson Hill.
Harper, Miss Annie, Jackson Hill.
Gibbs, Walter, China Grove.
Tucker, D. C, Concord, R. F. D. No. 5.
Efird, Miss Fannie, China Grove.
Bostian, Miss Maggie, China Grove.
Linn, Miss Lucile, Rockwell.
Fisher, Miss M. E., Organ Church.
Steele, Miss Nancy, Mooresville, R. F. D.
Julian, Miss Mary. Salisbury, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Barringer, Miss Ellen, Salisbury, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Wertz, Miss Viola, China Grove.
Earnhardt, J. M., Rockwell, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Powlas, Miss Mary Lee, Salisbury, R. F.
D. No. 5.
Summey, Miss Ada, China Grove.
Goodman, Miss Emma, Mt. Ulla.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— John Hodge, Pool.
LUTHERAN— R. L. Brown, Salisbury. R.
F. D. No. 6; George H. Cox, Granite
Quarry; B. S. Brown, Russell; H. A.
Trexler, Manning; V. Y. Boozer, Zeb; F.
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ROWAN COUNTY.
M. Harr, Craven; J. P. Lanning, Wood-
leaf.
METHODIST— B. F. Carpenter, Woodleaf;
J. F. England, Granite Quarry.
EPISCOPAL— S. J. M. Brown, Salisbury.
GERMAN REFORMED— J. L. Bovvers,
Pastor, China Grove.
Schools and Academies.
CRESCENT ACADEMY AND BUSINESS
COLLEGE— J. L. M. Lyerly, Principal,
Crescent.
CHINA GROVE HIGH SCHOOL— P. E.
Wright, Prin.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. D. Heathman, Woodleaf.
R. L. Cowan, Watsonville.
E. M. Summerill, Mill Bridge.
Banks Withers, Enochville.
C. M. Poole, Craven.
A. G. Henderson, Woodleaf.
G. A. Brown, Mt. Ulla, R. F. D. No. 1.
Merchants not in Towns.
S. A. Rudacil, Alpha.
J. A. Koontz, Omega.
J. Lyerly, Cleveland, R. F. D.
Henry McDaniel, Cleveland, R. F. D.
Rice & Freeze, Woodleaf.
Lippard & Son, Woodleaf.
J. T. Barber, Barber.
Peeler Bros., Faith.
Luther Raney, Faith.
G. W. Bringle, Craven.
Rainey, Brown & Co., Faith.
McNairy, Lingle & Co., Faith.
F. W. Tyock, Go d Hill, R. F. D.
Lufty Bros., Gold Hill, R. F. D.
Cotton Gins.
Lingle Bros., Manning.
Baiiy Bros., Woodleaf.
Lippard & Wetmore, Woodleaf.
Teague Bros., Cleveland R. F. D.
J. Wilson Deal, Mooresville, R. F. D.
Ben Ludwig, Salisbury.
Peeler Bros, Faith.
H. M. Leazer, Enochville.
Eagle & Hartman. Salisbury.
Bost Bros.,. Manning.
C. T. Bernhardt, Lentz.
Lipe & Houck, Lipe.
James Sloan, Mil! Bridge.
Phillip Sowers, Salisbury.
Saw Mills.
Baily Bros., Woodleaf.
Teague Bros. & Current, Mt. Vernon.
Ben Ludwig, Salisbury.
H. M. Leazer, Enochville.
J. A. Thomason, Zeb.
Bost Bros., Manning.
James Sloan, Mill Bridge.
Philip Sowers, Salisbury.
Roller Mills.
Teague Bros.. Mt. Vernon.
Peeler Bros., Faith.
SALISBURY.
Incorporated in 1753.
Population, 8,464 white; 3,267 colored.
Value of real estate, $2,750,000.
Value of personal pronercy, ,j00,000.
No. white polls, 850.
No. colored polls, 275.
Tax rate, 66 2-3e. for general purposes;
35c. bonded debt; 25c. street bonds; 10c.
sewerage bonds.
City owns water and sewerage svstems.
Election held in May. Term two years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. H. Boy den.
CTjERK— H. J. Overman.
TREASURER— W. T. Rainey.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. Frank Miller.
ATTORNEY— Walter Murphy.
CITY PHYSICIAN— H. T. Trantham.
STANDARD KEEPER— C. H. Swink.
SURVEYOR— C. M. Miller.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT.— Jacob Wallace.
FIRE COMPANIES— Hook and Laddei
Co., 3 Reel Companies, 1 Hose Company.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. Frank Miller.
POLICEMEN— George C. Eagle, Frank
Cauble, Wm. Monroe, G. F. Wise, Walter
Graves, M. L. Parker, C. M. Poole, J. F.
Barber.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— M. A. Shank,
J. E. Hennessee, W. C. Maupin, W. B.
Stranchan, L. E. Heilig, C. L. Welch, J. F.
Ludwick, C. E. Robinson.
FIRE COMMITTEE— W. B. Strachan, L.
E. Heilig, C. E. Robinson.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— I. C. Griffin, Supt.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— A. H. Boyden,
(chm. ex-officio) ; H. J. Overman, John S.
Henderson; J. F. Griffith, iL G. Kiser, J.
Rumple, E. B. Neave.
POSTMASTER— Jas. H. Ramsay.
R. R. AGENT— A. Buford.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. S. Staley.
Cemeteries and Supts.
Oak Grove.
Lutheran.
Chestnut Hill.
National.
Hospitals and Asylums.
Whitehead and Stokes Sanitarium.
Rowan County Insane Asylum.
Ministers and Churches.
FIRST CHURCH— (Methodbt)— J. C.
Rcwe, Pastor.
MAIN STREET— (Methodist)— J. A. J.
Farrington, Paster.
EAST SALISBURY'— (Methodist)— W. A.
Lambeth, Pastor.
Presiding Elder Salisbury District, D.
Atkins; Salisbury Circuit, P. W. Tucker.
PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Mr. Gray, Pastor.
BAPTIST— W. H. Rich, Pastor.
LUTHERAN— J. H. Wilson, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— F. J. Murdoek, Rector; S.
J. M. Brown, Assistant.
GERMAN REFORMED— W. B. Duttera,
Pastor.
ROMAN CATHOLIC— Father Leo, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
CENTRAL HOTEL— O. W. Spencer.
MT. VERNON HOTEL— J. H. Lindsay.
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Stockton House.
Mrs. M. C. Quinn.
Mrs. T. B. Beall.
Miss Sallie Chunn.
Mrs. J. V. Barrier.
Mrs. .1. T. Carson.
Mrs. Laura Bradshaw.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL— W. C. Conghenour,
President; W. H. White, Cashier. Capital,
$50,000; Surplus and Profits, $30,000.
DAVIS & WILEY (State)— T. F. Kluttz,
President; O. D. Davis, Cashier. Capital,
$60,000; Surplus and Profits, $38.00-1.
WACHOVIA LOAN & TRUST CO.— (Salis-
bury Branch)— Lee S. Overman, President;
W. F. Snider, Cashier. Capital, $600,000.
PEOPLES LOAN & TRUST CO.— D. R.
Johnson, President; J. D. Norwood, Cashier.
Capital, $60,000.
Architects.
J. E. Ramsay.
A. R. Lazenby.
Auctioneers.
Frank Robinson.
Agricultural Implements.
Overman k Co.
Salisbury Hdw. and Furniture Co.
J. H. MeKenzie.
Rowan Hardware Co.
Kesler Sons Hardware Co.
Barber Shops.
Climax. J. F. West.
The Midway, Douglas Myers.
The Globe.
The Klondike, R. B. McNeely.
Building & Loan Associations.
Salisbury Perpetual Building and Loan
Association.
Bakers.
Alexander Parker.
Bicycle Dealers.
Clarke, Williams & Beaver.
G. S. Williams.
Butc^fs a-nd Dealers in Cattle.
M. L. Jackson.
R. W. Price.
J. A. Rusher
Huffman & Lentz.
Blacksmith Shops.
A. M. Basiuger.
Mowery Bros.
J. P. Weber.
Bowlen & Coburn.
Livingstone College.
Mineral Waters and Bottlers.
Ludwick & Black.
P. W. Brown.
Books and Stationery.
Theo. Bueibaum.
Boots and Shoes.
E. W. Burt & Co.
Brown Shoe Co.
Whitlock & Rainey.
Boston Shoe Co.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Frank Glover.
P. A. Stevenscn, (col.)
J. P. Alexander, (col.)
W. E. Dodge (col.)
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
Wm. D. Watson.
G. W. Isenhour.
R. A. Brown.
Rowan Brick Co.
Clubs.
Old Hickory Club.
Elks Club.
Cabinet-Makers.
D. L. Sides.
Canned Goods.
D. M. Miller.
Contractors and Builders.
Lazenby Bros.
A. H. Pronst.
D. C. Bradshaw.
T. J. Loftin.
W. D. Watson.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
Boyden & Overman.
Carriage Maufaeturers.
Basinger Carriage and Harness Co.
J. O. White & Co.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Salisbury Hdw. and Furniture Co.
Geo. W. Wright.
Clothing. Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Brown Clothing Co.
V. Wallace & Sons.
Smoot Bros. & Rogers.
L. Banks.
Feldman Co.
Coal and Wood.
Joseph McNeely.
J. Allen Brown.
Salisbury Ice and Fuel Co.
C. A. Montgomery.
C. M. Henderlite.
Commission Merchants.
Salisbury Grain & Supply Co.
I. Littman.
Confectionery Manufacturers.
A. Saleeby.
Confectionery Dealers.
W. H. Wallace. '
N. P. Murphy.
Max. Mosc s.
Alexander Parker.
D. M. Miller.
W. H. Huff.
C H. Swink.
Theo. Atwell.
J. R. Nicholas.
Cotton Mills.
SALISBURY COTTON MILL— F. J. Mur-
dock, President; C. 0. Morris, Gen. Mgr.
VANCE COTTON MILL— F. J. Murdock,
President; E. B. Neave, Supt. and Manager.
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KESLER M'F'G CO.— D. F. Cannon,
President, F. L. Robbins, Manager.
Crockery and Glassware.
Thco. Buerbaum.
Kluttz & Rendleman.
Harry Bros.
J. H. Reed.
V. Wallace & Sons.
W. H. Huff.
D. M. Miller.
M. C. Ruftv.
Spot Cash Store, C. S. Minor, Prop.
Hall & Misenheimer.
Dentists.
J. F. Griffith.
R. L. Ramsay.
A. H. Dreher.
H. C. Daniels.
Doctors.
John Whitehead.
W. W. McKenzie.
J. B. Council.
H. T. Trantham.
W. L. Crump.
H. E. Heilig.
J. M. Flippin.
J. S. Brown.
E. Rose Dorsett.
I. H. Foust.
R. M. West.
J. E. Stokes.
S. P. Wright, (coL)
E. Moore, (col.)
Druggists.
T. F Kluttz & Co.
Salisbury Drug Co.
T. W. Grimes & Co.
S. M. Purcell.
Cornelison & Co.
James Plummer.
Chestnut Hill Drug Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
Overman & Co.
Salisbury Hdw. and Furniture Co.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. John Roueche.
Mrs. D. A. Goodman.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith.
Mrs. Kestler.
Miss Rosa Hunt.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Dave Oestreieher.
Belk-Harry Co.
J. H. Reid.
A. W. Wineooff.
Kluttz & Rendleman.
The Globe.
Mrs. Linie Fink.
Brittain & Campbell.
Dealers in Ice.
Salisbury lee Co.
Electric Companies & Officers.
THE SALISBURY & SPENCER RAILWAY
CO. — H. B. Waies, General Manager.
Florists.
Mr?. V. R. Linton.
Fish Markets.
Wm. Brown.
Frank Glover.
C. II. Swink.
Noah McC'ubbin, (col.)
Flour, Corn and Feed Dealers.
G. H. Shaver.
Flouw Corn and Feed Mills.
North Side Roller Mill.
Salisbury Roller Mill.
Foundries ?»nd Iron 'Works.
P. H. Thompson.
Fruit Dealers.
Crego Co.
Furniture Dealers.
Salisbury Hardware and Furniture Co.
George W. Wright.
W. B. Summersett.
General Merchandise.
V. Wallace & Sons.
Kluttz & Rendleman.
Hair-Dressers.
J. E. West.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Salisbury Hdw. and Furniture Co.
J. H. McKenzie.
Rowan Hardware Co.
Kesler Sons Hdw. Co.
Harness Mf'rs and Dealers.
Ilartline & Co.
C. Froneberger.
Hides and Felts.
M. L. Jackson.
Salisbury Ice and Fuel Co.
Insurance Agencies.
J. Allen Brown.
McCubbins & Harrison.
Maupin Bros.
T. B. Marsh.
H. J. Overman.
P. H. Stiff.
Job Printing Offices.
Truth Index Publishing Co.
Royal, Peeler Printing Co.
Livingstone College Press, (col.)
Lawyers.
Overman & Gregorv.
T. F. Kluttz.
L. H. Clement.
Burton Craige.
R. Lee Wright.
J. L. Rendleman.
J. J. Stev. art.
A. H. Price.
John S. Henderson.
T. C Linn.
J. H. Horah.
B. B. Miller.
T. II. Yanderford, Jr.
H. J. Overman.
W. H. Woodson.
Walter Murphy.
Havden Clement.
P. S. Carlton.
Whitehead Kluttz.
G. W. Garland.
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Laundries.
Salisbury Steam Laundry.
Anliseptic Steam Laundry.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Salisbury Lumber Co.
C. A. Rice.
P. H. Thompson.
J. M. Peacock.
A. E. Davis.
Land Companies.
Maupin Bros.
Machinery Dealers.
P. H. Thompson.
Salisbury Supply Co.
Machine Shops.
P. H. Thompson.
Marble Works.
Salisbury Marble and Granite Co.
Masons and Builders.
G. W. lsenhour.
Geo. R. Martin & Bro.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. W. R. Barker.
Mrs. John A Murphy.
Mrs. B. D. Hurley.
Mrs. L. Fink.
Mattress Manufacturers.
Rowan Mattress Co.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. W. H. Neave.
Mi S3 Bertha Knox.
Miss Lizzie Bingham.
Musical Instruments.
W. B. Summersett.
Geo. W. Wright.
Salisbury Hdvv. and Furniture Co.
G. W. Frix.
Newspapers and Editors.
SALISBURY DAILY POST— J. M. Julian,
Editor.
CAROLINA WATCHMAN— Wm. Stewart,
Editor.
Oil Dealei s.
Standard Oil Co., C. L. Emerson, M(jr.
Painters.
C. A. Cauble.
J. S. Seawell.
H. M. C. Fisher.
Benjamin Cauble.
Pa per-Hangers.
C. A. Cauble.
A. W. Northen.
J. N. Maxwell.
Hugh Yopp.
Produce Dealers.
H. G. Tyson & Co.
Plumbers.
W. S. Ni col son.
0. S. Gallimore.
Gant & Kluttz.
Retail Groeers.
W. H. Wallace.
N. P. Murphy.
Kluttz & Hendleman.
W. M. Harris.
W. H. Huff.
D. M. Miller.
Theo. At well.
Hall & Misenheimer.
M. C. Rufty.
C. H. Swink.
D. L. Cauble.
P. A. Cauble.
Alexander Parker.
T. E. Swink.
C. A. Kesler.
L. 0. Outlaw.
Julian & Lawrence.
Real Estate Agents.
Maupin Bros.
T. H. Vanderford, Sr. j
McCubbins & Jordan.
Sash and Blind Factories.
P. H. Thompson.
J. M. Peacock.
C. A. Rice.
A. E. Davis.
Shinjrle Dealers.
P. H. Thompson.
C. A. Rice.
J. M. Peacock.
Saloons.
P. W. Brown.
H. C. Trott.
John Moyle.
Geo. W. Jackson.
Moyle Bros.
C. C. Arey.
J. L. Lindsay.
D. L. Avery, (wholesale.)
Clarke & Sons. (Wholesale.)
Sporting Goods.
Clarke, Williams & Beaver.
Stoves and Tinware.
J. M. Beaver.
W. S. Nicholson.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Harper Bros.
Fisher Bros.
Tatum & Thompson.
Ludwick & Black.
Tailor Establishments.
John Mowery.
J. A. Sandstrom.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTKKN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.-
Mr. Armistead.
TOSTAL CABLE— John Crawford.
Telephone Exchanges &, M'grs.
SALISBURY TELEPHONE CO.— W. F.
Snider, Manager.
Typewriters and Supplies.
D. L. Gaskill.
Veterinary Sureeons.
R. H. Monogue.
Water Company and Officers.
SALISBURY WATER WORKS— J. W.
Neave, Supf..
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ROWAN COUNTY.
Wholesale Grocers.
Robertson Grocery Co.
J. K. Link Co.
Overman & Co.
Watclies and Jewelry
W. P. Thornton.
Gorman & Green.
Wood- Working Shops.
J. M. Peacock.
C. A. Rico.
P. H. Thompson.
C. L. Nussman.
GOLD HILL.
Incorporated in 1874.
Population, 600.
Tax rate, 16 2-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. D. Coleman.
CLERK— J. M. Wood.
TREASURER— L. H. Rothrock.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. M. Wood.
ATTORNEY— Lee S. Overman.
CHIEF OF POLICE— -1 M. Won J.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. A. Small, J.
W. Jenkins, R. C. Cody, L. H. Rothrock,
J. S. Russell.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— Miss Connie Edwards,
Principal.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. M. Wood, W.
L. Shaver, Jchn S. Russell.
POSTMASTER— R. F. Honeycutt.
R. 11. AGENT— Charlie Heldermen.
EXPRESS AGENT— Ctharlie Helderman.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. L. Black, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. C. Pastell, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Marsh House — Mrs. Carrie Marsh, Prop.
Mrs. Rosa Myers.
W. L. Shaver.
George Morgan.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
M. W. Dorton.
Doctors.
R. T. Fitzgerald.
General Merchandise.
J. A. Arey.
Mrs. E. H. Montgomery.
J. M. Rufty.
W. L. Shaver.
B. C. Cody.
Hedrick Bros.
Mines and Miners.
GOLD HILL COPPER MINE— (New York
office, 80 Broadway.) Capital, $5,000,000.
R. D. Coleman, Supt.
UNION COPPER MINING CO.— (New
York office, 52 Broadway). Capital, $3,-
000,000. J. L. Griswold, Supt.
Sales and Livery Stables.
C. R. Morgan.
Coleman & Wood.
CHINA GROVE.
Incorporated in 1SSP.
Population, 1,000.
Tax rate, 25c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— T. L. Ross.
CLERK— G. A. Ramsaur.
TREASURER— W. J. Swink.
ATTORNEY— T. C. Linn.
TAX COLLECTOR— John Sloop.
CHIEF OF POLICE— John Sloop.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— G. A. Ram-
saur, W. J. Swink, McL. Ritchie, Brunei
Goodnight, H. J. Eddleman.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— P. E. Wright, Prin.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. B. Goodnight,
J. L. Bostian, T. L. Ross.
POSTMASTER— V. L. Correll.
R. R. AGENT— J. A. Thorn.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. A. Thorn.
CEMETERY IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIA-
TION— Mrs. I. Frank Patterson, Pres. ; Mrs.
J. A. Thom, Secretary; Mrs. Columbus
Linn, Treasurer.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— A. L. Aycock, Pastor.
ST. MARKS— (Lutheran)— C. B. Miller,
Pastor
REFORMED— J. L. Bowers, Pastor.
LUTHERAN— J. Q. Wertz, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Mr. Payless, Pas-
tor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
J. E. Cline.
A. D. Sechler.
Mrs. C. W. Rose.
Mrs. Bettie Kimball.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF CHINA GROVE— J. A. Dav-
idson, President; W. B. Lasley, Cashier.
Capital, $7,000; Surplus and Profits, $5,000.
Bicycle Repair Shops.
Black & Rodgers.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
H. J. Eddleman.
D. D. Alexander.
Cotton Cins.
Patterson M'f'g Co.
Chaiv Factories.
J. V. Sutton.
Gray M'f'g Co.
Cotton Mills.
Patterson Manufacturing Co.
Doctors.
G. A. Ramsaur.
G. S. Atkinson.
John B. Gaither.
Furniture Dealers.
J. L. Bostian.
General Merchandise.
Foreman -Lentz Co.
F. W. Bost.
Holshouser & Sifferd.
China Grove Hdw. Co.
Frank R. Graham.
J. M. Eddleman.
Patterson Manufacturing Co.
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J. M. i.inecoff.
Clarence Clapp.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. G. A. Bostian.
Mrs. C. R. Walkins.
RoHer Mills.
China Grove Roller Mills.
Sales and Livery Stables.
H. J. Eddleman.
J. L. Bostian
Undertakers.
J. L. Bostian.
Watches and Jewelry.
J. R. Brown.
SPENCER.
incorporated in 1901.
Population, 3,800.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— B. F. Lively.
CLERK— A. W. Hicks'.
TREASURER— P. J. Miller.
TAX COLLECTOR— B. F. Lee.
CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT— J. T. Mor-
gan.
CHIEF OF POLICE— R. F. Lee.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— B. F. Lively,
A. D. Smith, J. W. Carlton, A. W. Hicks.
H. T. Holshouser, W. C. Houchins, S. T.
Dorsett.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— W. A. Bivins, Prin-
cipal. Teacher, Miss Helen Morton.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— D. J. Miller. A.
D. Smith, A. \V. Hicks, S. T. Dorsett, J. E.
Gay, W. W. Tate.
POSTMASTER— S. T. Dorsett.
R. R. AGENT— J. N. Reader.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. N. Reeder.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODTST— J. E. Gay, Pastor.
EAST SPENCER— J. A. Green, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. M. Haymore, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
CATHOLIC— F. Leo, - astor.
Hotels and Boardins: Houses.
The Spencer Inn, W. A. Kizziah, Prop.
Union Boarding House, Mrs. W. H. Ellis,
Prep.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF SPENCER— B. F. Lively, Pres. ;
J. K. Dorsett, Cashier. Capital, $5,000;
Surplus and Profits, $1,000.
WACHOVIA LOAN & TRUST CO.— A. W.
Hicks, Cashier.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
S. O. Pickler.
R. P. Lentz.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Spencer Mercantile Co.
Clubs.
R. R. Y. M. C. A.— A. C. Van Campen,
Secretary.
Clothing, Hots and Men's Pur.
Spencer Clothing and Shoe Co.
Dentists.
3, W. Carlton.
Doctors.
.1 W. Young.
H. L. Monk.
M. L. Smoot.
J. G. Busby.
Druggists.
Spencer Pharmacy.
Spencer Drug Co.
Furniture Dealers.
Spencer House Furniture Co.
L. Thomas Co.
General Merchandise.
Spencer Mercantile Co.
Rufty & Hedrick.
W. P. Young.
A. J. Germayle.
Pennington Pros. & Tate.
Hardware Dealers.
Sidney Risdon.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss L. Thompson & Co.
■Lawyers.
T. F. Hudson.
Whitehead Kluttz.
Sales and Livery Stables.
B. F. Vuncanon.
H. T. Holshouser.
CLEVELAND.
Incorporated in 1884.
Population, 225.
Tax rate, 10c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— D. B. Rosebrough.
CLERK— R. B. Hams.
TAX COLLECTOR— R. B. Harris.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. k. Lyerly,
R. B. Harris, R. M. Rosebrough.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— E. J. Abernethy, Prin.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. H. Barringer,
W. T. Garner, R. M. Rosebrough.
POSTMISTRESS— Miss G. K. Barringer.
R. R. AGENT— W. A. Luckey, Sr.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. A. Luckey, St.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
W. A. Luckey, Jr.
Doctors.
W. F. Chenault.
General Merchandise.
R. M. Rosebrough.
B*. B. Rosebrough.
J. A. Lyerly.
J. H. Barringer.
ENOCHVILLE.
Population. 105.
Schools and Academies.
ENOCHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL— A. L.
Karriker, Princioal.
Doctors.
Panks Withers.
General Merchandise.
J. C. Deaton.
Ministers and Churches.
ST. ENOCH— (Lutheran)—- J. L. Morgan,
Pastor.
ST. PAUL— (German Reformed)—.!. L.
Bowers, Pastor.
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RUTHERFORD COUNTY.
RUTHERFORD COUNTY.
County Seat, Rutlierfordton.
Formed in 1779 from Tryon county. Named in honor of General Griffith Rutherford,
an officer in the Revolutionary War.
Area, 470 square miles.
POPULATION: 25,101. White males, 10,102; white females, 10.55S. Foreign born,
10. Negro males, 2,120; negro females, 2,321. White males over 21 years, 4.455;
negro males over 21 years, 849. White polls, 2,769; negro polls, 375.
Value of real estate, $2,273,900. increase of $25,876 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,138,204, increase of $109,981 over 1904, including 1,329 horses, 2,543 mules, 9
jacks and jennets, 24 goats, 7,479 cattle, 6,574 hogs, 760 sheep, 37 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,135,035; by negroes, $60,433.
TAX RATE: County, 79 1-Sc. on JflOO. Bonded debt, $127,300. Floating debt,
$17,000. No. iron bridges, 6.
POST OFFICES: Ayr, Bostic, Bruno, Butler, CAROLEEN. Chimney Rock,
Bab, Cliffdale, Clifford, Cuba, Darlington, Duncan, ELLENBORO, Factory, Ferry, First-
broad, FOREST CITY, Gage, Gambles Store, Gilkey, Golden, Greenhill, Hamric, HEN-
RIETTA, Hicksville, Hollis, Islandford, Itom, Jeter, Line, Logans Store, Mack, Mem-
ory, Myrtle, Nanito. Oakspring, Ottercreek, RUTHERFORDTON, (c. h.). Sunshine,
Thermal City, Tiger, Trio, Twitty, Union Mills, Uree, Washburn, Wildmere.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. Spent out of general fund, $100. No.
miles, 350. Improved, 30. Special act of 1905.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Seaboard Ail Line, 15.72 miles, assessed value $314,127.80
South Carolina & Georgia, 24.90 miles, assessed value 134,896.54
Western Union Telegraph Company, 85.90 miles, assessed value 2,513.16
Southern Express Company, 42.50 miles, assessed value 4,922.02
SUPERIOR COURT: February 5th, two weeks, civil cases only; April 9th, two
weeks; August 20th, two weeks, civil cases only; October 29th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— M. O. Dicker
sot), Rutlierfordton.
SHERIFF— E. A. Martin, Rutherfordton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. P. Jones,
Rutherfordton.
TREASURER— George Biggerstaff, Ruth-
erfordton.
CORONER— C. P. Reid, Forest City.
SURVEYOR— Lee W. Lynch, Forest Citv.
STANDARD-KEEPER— Jerry Atkins.
Islandford.
CO. ATTORNEYS— McBrayer & Justice,
Rutherfordton.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— E. B. Harris,
Rutherfordton.
SUPT. CO. HOME— J. F. Edwards, Ruth-
erfordton.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— W. T. R. Bell,
Rutherfordton.
CO. BOARD EDUCATION— J. F. Flack,
Rutherfordton; G. W. Long, Wildmere;
Plato Gettvs, Hollis.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— C. M. Lynch,
(chm.), Rutherfordton; Rich Ledhetter.
Otter Creek; J. H. Mil! . [si: vJford.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS—7. N. Biff
gerstaff, (chm.1). Forest City; S. Gallert.
Rutherfordton; L. Logan.
CONSTABLES— Cool Spring Township, A.
B. Flack, Forest City; Colfax, J. L. Wright,
Ellenboro; High Shoal, Gaither Kennedy,
Henrietta: Sulphur Springs, J. L. Robbins,
Hamric; Logan Store. J. M. Philbeck,
Washburn: Duncan's Creek, J. L. Hamrick,
Hollis; Camp Creek, T. G. Johnson, Trio;
Morgan, Will Hardin, Nanito; Chimney
Rock, J. E. Searcy, Ayr; Green Hill, Mack
Whitcsides, Green Hill: Rutherfordton, C.
E. Tanner, Rutherfordton; Golden Valley,
J H. Jon -. Gan ' i Store; Owen's Precinct,
Jubilee Manly, Line.
J.istiee.i of tb.e Peace.
CHIMNEY ROCK TOWNSHIP— Frank
Revnolds. Pan! i\ Searcy, Ayr; W. D.
Harris. Uree: S. B. Grant; Z. V. Taylor, YV.
M. Flynn, Green Hill.
RUTHERFORDTON— H. S. Taylor, Berry
Green, R. D. Rutherfordton, R. J. Norris,
Rutherfordton.
GREEN HILL— T. H. Ferree, Green Hill;
J. W. Metcalf, Green Hill.
UNION— B. M. ftcogglns, L. C. Jones,
Rutherfordton.
SULPHUR SPRINGS— V. E. McKinney,
Line; J. K. Thomas, Forest City; M. R.
Champion, Rutherfordton, R. F. D.; W. G.
RUTHERFORD COUNTY.
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Harris, Islandford; O. Morrow, Rutherford-
ton, R. F. D.
HIGH SHOAL— L. G. L. Taylor, Caroleen;
J. H. Hamrick, Clifford; B. T. Hicks,
Hicksville; T. o. Wilkins, Henrietta.
COLFAX— J. H. Gotorth, J. F. Green, D.
F. McTVanipl. Ellenboro.
COOL SPRINGS— E. E. Lawrence, J. B.
Long, Forest City.
DUNCAN CREEK— A. E. Ledford, A. B.
Martin. Duncan.
GOLDEN VALLEY— J. M. Mode, Golden;
W. P. Smart, Gambles Store.
LOGANS STORE— L. Purgason, Logans
Store; D. H. Philbick, Bostic.
CAMP CREEK— Henry Forney, C. C.
Goforth, Union Mills.
MORGAN— J. C. Taylor, Ayr; F. D.
Koone, Darlington.
Public School Teachers.
Harris, Miss Mamie, Bostic.
Hall, A. W., Jeter.
Hemphill. W. G., Otter Creek.
Beam, Miss Mollie, Sunshine.
Beam, Miss Bertha, Sunshine.
Williams, Miss Sallie, Green HilL
Mauney, Miss Daisy, Darlington.
Merrill, Miss Cora, Gijker.
Williams, Miss Maud, Tiger.
Merrill, Miss Laura, Gilkey.
Weeks, Miss May. Itom.
Oalahan. Miss Ida. Rutherfordton.
Flack, W. F., Cuba.
Gettys, Miss Lillie, Hollis.
Logan, Miss Anabel, Butler.
Toms, W. A., Washburn.
Bridges, A. P., Ellenboro.
Morris, Miss Ella, Myrtle.
Towery, J. E., Gambles Store.
Scoggin, Miss Lvdia. Forest City.
Bridges, B. H., Forest City.
Flack, Miss Stella, Bat Cave.
Flack, Miss Bessie, Chimney Rock.
Pryor, A. L., Tiger.
Oates, Miss Bessie, Tiger.
Wilson, Mrs. Julia A., Green Hill.
Williams, Miss Lillie, Gage.
Rucker, Z. B., Rutherfordton.
Rucker, A. A., Rutherfordton.
Moore, Miss Foy, Henrietta.
Reid, Miss Daisy, Henrietta.
Andrews, Miss Clara, Henrietta,
Allhands, J. M., Henrientta.
Wiley, T. M., Caroleen.
Shuford, Mrs. A. H., Caroleen.
Edwards, Miss Electra, Ellenboro.
Smalley, P. C, Gambles Store.
Denning, Mrs. Blanche, Gambles Store.
Goode, L. L., Mooresboro.
Rollins, J. U., Mooresboro.
Dowcll, Miss Rosinn, Caroleen.
Green, Miss Ever, Mooresboro.
Davis, Miss Janie, Forest City.
Byers, Miss May, Caroleen.
Eaves, Miss Johine, Forest City.
Harris, E. C, Otter Creek.
Lallan, D. A., R. F. D., Rutherfordton.
Jones, A. S., R. F. D., Rutherfordton.
Wells, J. D., Sandv Springs, S. C.
Hall, A. W., Otter Creek.
Carson, Miss Florence, Bostic.
Wilkins, Mrs. M. E., Twitty.
Beam, Miss Maggie, Memory.
Corpening, Miss Marietta, Golden.
Potts, Miss M. E., Golden.
Hoyle, Miss Bessie, Rutherfordton.
Wilkins, Miss Clara, Rutherfordton.
Horton, Miss Mollie, Rutherfordton.
Daniell, Miss Minnie, Rutherfordton.
Lovingston, Miss Meldona, Union Mills.
Hunt, D. J., Union Mills.
Pruett, Miss Belinda, Union Mills.
Forney, Miss Mary, Thermal City.
Green, Miss Ida, Ellenboro.
Freeman, Miss Effte, Ellenboro.
Freeman, Miss Mary, Ellenboro.
Cochran, Charles, R. F. D., Ellenboro.
Walker, Miss Belinda, Cliffdale.
Ruppe, Mi6s Florence, R. F. D., Ruther-
fordton.
Beam, Joseph, Memory.
Whiteside, Z. T., Uree.
Haynes, W. L., Nanito.
Flack, W. F., Cuba.
Camp, Miss Cordelia, R. F. D., Ruther-
fordton.
Purgason, L., Logans Store.
Hamrick, Mrs. Blanche, Fortunes.
Beam, Joseph, Memory.
Schools anrl Academies.
ROUND HILL ACADEMY— J. D. Hunt,
Principal, Union Mills.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— J. P.. Carpenter, Ruther-
fordton; W. 0. Goode, Forest City; J. D.
Arnold, Rutherfordton.
PRESBYTERIAN— S. L. Cathey, Ruther-
fordton; L. E. Peeler, Thermal City.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. B. Thompson, Cliffdale.
A. M. W'Msnant, Caroleen.
Oliver Hicks, Caroleen.
T. G. Hanirick, Henrietta.
A. M. Edwards, Darlington.
G. M. Chapman, Logans Store.
.1. S. Jonas, Thermal City.
A. M. Nelson, Hamric.
A. li. Nabors, Brittain.
F. M. Stacey, Nanito.
J. L. Crawford, Ayr.
Merchants not in Towns.
W. A. Blankenship, Gambles Store,
Y. F. Baty, Sunshine.
Bright & Co., Gilkey.
F. C. Fortune, Gambles Store.
H. M. Flynn, Tiger.
S. B. Grant, Jeter.
W. J. Hardin, Nanito.
W. W. Horn, Cuba.
Harris & Nauney Co., Otter Creek.
F. L. Logan, Chimney Rock.
James T. Lewis, Mvrtle.
W. B. Melntvre, Green Hill.
W. H. Melntvre, Green Hill.
B. B. Melton, Clifford.
J. H. Miller, Island Ford .
Nauney & Morris, Union Mills.
Ed. Thompson, Cliffdale.
W. M. Whiteside, Jr.. Green Hill.
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RUTHERFORD COUNTY.
J. P. D. Withrow, Hollis.
J. W. Biggerstaff, Sunshine.
E. N. Washburn, Washburn.
W. T. Davis, Bostic.
Tate & Deck, Union Mills.
J. L. Butler, Henrietta.
J. \V. Smith, Henrietta.
J. T. Reason, Henrietta.
J. J. Hardin, Myrtle.
R. C. Clement, Sandy Spring.
T. L. McBrayer, Hamric.
Cotton Mills.
FLORENCE MILLS, Forest City— S. B.
Tanner, Manager, Caroleen..
LEVI COTTON MILLS— M. Levi, Manager,
Rutherfordton.
HENRIETTA COTTON MILLS— (Two
Tlants) — S. B. Tanner, Caroleen, Treasurer
and General Manager and President.
CLIFF SIDE COTTON MILL— R. R.
Haynes and T. B. Lovela-je, Managers,
Henrietta.
Saw Mills.
W. M. Younce, Rutherfordton.
C. M. Younce, Rutl erfordtots
Z. V. Geer. Gilkey.
John Honeycutt, Ferry.
Shingle Manufacturers.
W. H. Mclntyre, Green Hill.
Julius Kiser, Green Hill.
R. H. Mclntyre, Green Hill.
RUTHERFORDTON.
Population, S80.
City owns water works.
Tov/n Officers.
Election is held in May; term of office,
2 ve;irs.
MAYOR— M. L. Edwards.
CLERK— Z. A. Edwards.
TREASURER— Z. A. t-wards.
TAX COLLECTOR— C. E. Tanner.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. D. Justice.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. R. Washburn,
W. A. Harrill, R. R. Simmons, V. C.
Hicks.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— E. B. Harris,
M. L. Justice, Lee Hampton.
POSTMASTER— W. J. McDaniel.
R. R. AGENTS— W. D. Council; T. C.
Hamrick.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. S. Criffin.
Cemeteries and Supts.
RUTHERFORDTON CEMETERY— Munici-
pal control.
Schools and Academies.
RUTHERFORDTON INSTITUTE— Roswell
Flack, Prin. ; Miss Clara Wilkins, Miss
Minnie Davis, Miss Mollie Horton, Assts.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— C. B. Justice, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. D. Arnold Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— S. L. Cathey, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Isothermal Hotel— R. B. Clark, M*gr.
Central Hotel— W. H. Hester, Prop.
Cleghorn House, Mrs. J. M. Toms.
Miller House, Miss Mat. Miller.
Mrs. S. E. Wolf.
Mrs. Mary Carson.
Agricultural Implements.
Rutherfordton Hardware Co.
Miller Brothers.
Auctioneers.
John H. Wood.
Barber Shows.
Walker McDowell.
T. S. Saunders.
Bicycle Dealers.
W. A. Harrill.
Building- & Loan Associations.
RUTHERFORD BUILDING AND LOAN
\SSOCIATIOX.
Druggists.
T. B. Twitty.
Thompson & Watkins.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF RUTHERFORDTON— D. P.
Morrow, President; M. H. Morrow, Cashier.
Capital, $10,000; Surplus and Profits, $2,-
317.54.
COMMERCIAL BANK— T. B. Twitty,
President: J. F. Flack. Cashier. Capital,
$10,000; Surplus and Profits, $5,460.55.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. L. Allen.
W. A. Carpenter.
Blacksmith Shops.
George Lewis.
C. E. Hill.
John Washburn.
R. B. Quinn. ■
Jewelers.
J. C. Souther.
S. P. Houser.
Books and Stationery.
A. L. Grayson.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
John Twitty.
J. B. Higgins.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
Charles Hill.
M. D. Hill.
J. M. Smith.
T. C. Smith.
Cabinet-Makers.
Rutherford Manufacturing Co.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
M. Levi.
Co:ntr?"->tors and Builders.
Oakwood Manufacturing Company.
Rutherford Manufacturing Co.
The Clemmer Lumber Co.
Casket M'f rs and Dealers.
J. H. Wood & Co.
J. T. Payseur.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Carpenter & Taylor.
John W. Walker & Co.
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J. C. Cowan.
J. R. Washburn.
W. A. Harrill.
M. B. McDaniel.
M. Levi.
C. C. Reid.
Anderson-Simmons Co.
Cotton Mills.
LEVI COTTON MILL CO.— M. Levi, Presi-
dent and Treasurer; J. A. Bell, Supt.
Confectionery Dealers.
G. H. Mills & Sons.
Dentists.
J. F. Whisnant.
John Geer.
Doctors.
T. B. Twitty.
W. A. Thompson.
C. W. Downey.
J. W. Harris.
E. B. Harris.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Lillian Dorsey.
Mrs. Joe Smith.
Miss Birdie Biggerstaff.
Dealers in Carriages.
W. A. Harrill.
Rutherford Hardware Co.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
John W. Walker.
O. T. Waldrop.
Dealers in Ice.
J. L. Allen.
W. A. Carpenter.
Fish Markets.
W. A. Carpenter.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
J. L. Allen.
O. T. Waldorp.
Robert Twitty.
Furniture Dealers.
M. Levi.
K. J. & H. L. Carpenter.
General Merchandise.
K. J. & H. L. Carpenter.
Carpenter & Taylor.
John A. Walker & Co.
J. C. Cowan.
A. L. Grayson.
W. A. Harrill.
J. R. Washburn.
F. L. Hicks.
M. B. McDaniel.
M. Levi.
J. H. Mills & Son.
C. C. Reid.
Rutherfordton Hardware Oo.
C. F. Geer.
0. T. Waldrop.
Smith Shoe Store.
J. L. Allen.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Rutherford Hardware Co.
M. Levi.
Miller Brothers.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. B. Higgins.
J. M. Smith.
Hides and Pelts.
J. L. Allen.
Insurance Agencies.
John W: Simpson.
A. L. Grayson.
C. P. Tanner.
Edwards & Lynch.
Job Printing Offices.
THERMAL PRINTING HOUSE— C. D.
Wilkie, Manager.
TRIBUNE PRINTING CO.
Lawyers.
S. Gallert.
Eaves & Rucker.
G. C. Justice.
M. L. Edwards.
D. F. Morrow.
Fred W. McBrayer.
James Morris.
R. E. Morris.
J. A. Justice.
Laundries.
V. C. Hicks.
Leather Dealers.
M. Levi.
And all merchants.
Marble Works.
William Passeur.
Machinery Dealers.
Rutherford Hardware Co.
J. M. Walker.
Miller Bros.
Masons and Builders.
Charlie Monfredo.
John Burgess.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Mary Smith.
Miss Annie Carrier.
Lillian Dorsey.
Music Teachers.
Miss Annie Bailey Justice.
Miss Mamie Simpson.
Newspapers and Editors.
RUTHERFORD TRIBUNE— L. D. Miller,
Manager.
THE SUN— C' D. Wilkie, Editor.
Plumbers.
J. L. Allen.
Painters.
Carl Jay.
Paper-Hungers.
Carl Jay.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
T. B. Twitty.
Thompson & Watkina.
Retail Grocers.
Mills & Son.
M. B. McDaniel.
M. Levi.
• C. C. Reid.
O. T. Waldrop.
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RUTHERFORD COUNTY.
J. L. Allen.
W. A. Harrill.
J. R. Washburn.
Robert Twitty.
Sporting Goods.
Rutherford Hardware Co.
Miller Brothers.
Stoves and Tinware.
J. L. Allen.
M. Levi.
Rutherford Hardware Co.
Miller Bros.
Sales and Liverv Stables.
J. V. McFarland.
M. L. Justice.
Sash and Blind Factories.
L. E. Powers & Son.
Rutherford Manufacturing Co.
Shingle Dealers.
C. C. Reid.
Tailor Establishments.
T. C. Smith.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— H. L. Car-
penter, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
x.UTHERFORD TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
—John C. Mills, President; R. B. Clark,
Vice-President; Poe Eskridge, Manager.
Typewriters and Supplies.
C. D. Wilkie.
Wood-Working Shops.
J. H. Callahan.
Carl Monfredo.
R. B. 0'iinn.
C. E. Hill.
Wholesale Grocers.
G. H. Mills & Son.
Water Company and Officers.
Municipal ownersh-p.
CAROLEEN.
Population, 1,706.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Roswell Flack, Prin.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— C. M. Robinson.
POSTMASTER— J. Q. A. Mical.
R. R. AGENT— C. W. Maurice.
EXPRESS AGENT— G. W. Maurice.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— George J. Dowell, Pastor.
METHODIST— S. T. Barbee, Pastor,
Henrietta.
Dentists.
A. B. Holland.
Dr. Sinclair.
Doctors.
Hamrick & Smart.
O. Hicks.
General Merchandise.
The Henrietta Mills No 2.
J. B. Whiteside.
Pendleton & Co.
Caroleen Bargain Store.
FOREST CITY.
Incorporated in 1879.
copulation, 1,090.
TAX RATE— 10c. on §100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— E. E. Lawrance.
CLERK— A. B. Flack.
Ti.^ASURER— C. R. Simmons.
TAX COLLECTOR— C. M. Martin.
ATTORNEY— C. C. Moore.
CHIEF OF POLICE— C. M. Martin.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. M. Harrill,
A. B. Flack, C. M. Martin.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— J. W. Smith,
Principal; Bert Bridgers.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— G. E.
Young, J. F. Alexander, A. B. Flack.
POSTMASTER— Robert Hollifleld.
R. R. AGENTS— F. W. Ring; Mr. Mc-
Donald.
EXPRESS AGENT— Mr. McDonald.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— W. E. Abernethy, Pastor.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Hedgepeth, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— S. L. Cathey. Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Commercial Hotel, I. N. Biggerstaff, Prop.
Doctors.
G. E. Young.
T. C. ALotSrayer.
C. Bostic.
Druggists.
Dr. Erwin.
Dry Goods and Notions.
I. N. Biggerstaff.
General Merchandise.
M. C. Padgett.
Florence Mills Store.
S. S. Horn.
J. B. Long.
Young & Alexander.
Racket Stores.
G. A. McDaniel.
Retail Grocers.
G. E. Young & Co.
Hardware Dealers.
C. C. Moore.
BOSTIC.
Population, 150.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— Prof. Wiley, Princi-
pal; Miss Wiley, Assistant.
POSTMASTER— W. T. Davis.
R. R. AGENT— C. T. Harrill.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. T. HarriU.
ELLENBORO.
Incorporated in 1887.
Population, 350.
TAX RATE— 10c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. S. Harrill.
CLERK— S. H. Green.
TREASURER— O. R. Coffield.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. F. Poteet.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— G. G. Pruett,
RUTHERFORD— SAMPSON.
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J. L. Wright, J. C. Buff, W. L. Black.
PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. H.
Goforth, M. L. Martin, J. L. Wright.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Prof. Hill, Prin.
POSTMASTER— G. B. Pruett.
R K. AGENT— O. R. Coffield.
EXPRESS AGENT— O. R. Coffield.
Ministers and Churches.
BETHEL CHURCH— (Baptist)— Z. D. Har-
rill, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
D. B. Hairill.
G. M. Goforth.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. C. Buff.
J. M. & Avery Goforth.
General Merchandise.
J. P. D. Withrow.
D. B. Hairill.
T. M. Allen.
A. S. Han-ill.
M. 0. Harrill.
E. A. Hamrick.
M. L. Martin.
Foot and Shoe Shops-
T. C. Green.
HENRIETTA.
Population, 2,000.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS— J. M. Allhands,
Principal.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— C. M. Roberson,
Z. O. Jenkins, Gaither Kennedy.
POSTMASTER— S. B. Tanner.
R. R. AGENT— E. E. Smart.
EXPRESS AGENT— E. E. Smart.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— S. T. Barbee, Pastor.
BAPTIST— C. L. Dowell, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— S. L. Cathey, Pastor.
Dentists.
J. F. Whisnant.
Doctors.
T. B. Lovelace.
Romeo Hicks.
C. B. Wiseman.
General Merchandise.
The Henrietta Mills.
R. R. Havnea.
SAMPSON COUNTY.
County Seat, Clinton.
Formed in 1784 from Duplin county. Named in honor of Col. John Sampson.
Area, 840 square miles.
POPULATION: 26,380. White males, 8,557: white females, 8,693. Foreign born, 16.
Negro males, 4,205; negro females, 4,925. White males over 21 years, 3,976; negro
males over 21 years, 1,526. White polls, 2,715; negro polls, 893.
Value of real estate, $1,600,903, increase of $6,145 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,362,348, increase of $56,674 over 1904, including 1,823 horses, 2,979 mules, 4
jacks, 4,106 goats, 12,726 cattle, 46.472 hogs, 3,512 sheep, 896 dogs.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,794,289; by negroes, $169,022.
No. Schools: White, 85; Colored, 53.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100; debt, 23 l-3c. and 70c. poll. Bonded debt,
$27,500.
POST OFFICES: Alpine, Autryville, Bass, Beulah, Blackmans Mills, Blake, Bland,
Chance, Clear Run. Clement, CLINTON, (c. h.), Coharie, Dalila, Delta, Dismal, Elliot,
Garland, Giles Mills, Harrells Store, Hawleys Store, Hayne, Herring, Hives, Hobton,
Huntley, Ingold, Ivanhoe, Keener, Kerr, Lisbon, Lydia, McKoy, Mingo, Mints, Mix,
Newtcn Orove, Oranire, Ower-ville, Parkersburg, Robena, ROSEBORO, Rosinhill,
Salemburg, Taylors Bridge. Timothy, Tippecanoe, Thomas, Tomahawk, TURKEY,
Waycrcss.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Line, 49.35 miles, assessed value $1,242,315.11
Western Union Telegraph Company, 96.00 miles, assessed value 2,808.70
Southern Express Company, 49.35 miles; assessed value 5,715.34
Teacheys Dell Telephone Company assessed value 93.75
SUPERIOR COURT: February 5th, two weeks; April 30th, two weeks; August 6th,
two weeks; October 22nd, two weeks.
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SAMPSON COUNTY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— W. F. Sessoms,
Clinton.
SHERIFF— A. \V. Aman Clinton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— R. A. Ingram,
Clinton.
TREASURER— A. W. Aman, Clinton.
i ORONER— J. 0. Mathis, Arcot.
SURVEYOR— \V. A. Barburv, Hobton.
STANDARD-KEEPER— Charles Crumplei ,
Clinton.
CO. ATTORNEY— Geo. E. Butler, Clin-
ton.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— John O. Mat-
thews, Clinton.
SUPT. OF HOME— J. H. Boon, Clinton.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— John Atkinson,
Ferrell.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— A. F.
Johnson, (chm.), Clinton; W. A. Bizzell,
Newton Grove; C. E. Daniel, Turkey;
Grady & Graham, Attorneys, Clinton.
CO. BOARD COMMISSIONERS— V. J. Mc-
Arthur, (chm.), Clinton; A. T. Herring,
Herrings; George Highsmith, Ingold; Geo.
E. Butler, Attorney, Clinton.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— George L.
Peterson, (chm.), Clinton; F. R. Cooper,
W. E. Stevens, Clinton.
CONSTABLES— Lisbon, Jo. Carter, Ingold;
Franklin, J. B. Highsmith, Clear Run;
Taylors Bridge, Octave Robinson, Waycross;
Turkey, W. D. Carroll, Turkey; Piney
Grove, George W. Clifton, Faison; Newton
Grove, W. W. Hudson, Newton Grove;
Halls, J. A. Weeks, Keeners; Mingo, George
L. Baggett, Shady Grove; Dismal, J. T.
Williams, Dismal; Honevcutts, Eli J.
Cooper, Huntley; Westbrooks. J. D. Locka-
my, Rosin Hill; North Clinton, R. C.
Southerland, Clinton; McDaniels, J. P.
Caison, Parkersburg; Little Coharie, A. F.
Fisher, Roseboro; Herrings, Willie Her-
ring, Herrings.
Justices of the Peace.
TAYLORS BRIDGE— A. R. Herring, B.
Matthews, George R. Robinson.
FRANKLIN— W. U. Newkirk, Noah F.
Highsmith, E. J. W. Anders.
McDANIELS— John Home, C. T. Calla-
han, T. L. Lowe.
TURKEY— C. E. Daniel, Z. V. Blount, J.
F. Faison, W. B. McGowan, L. A. Kenne-
day.
NORTH CLINTON— R. H. Hubbard, J.
T. Kenneday, Junius Lewis, John K.
Tew.
HALLS— J. H. Packer, George W. Manly,
S. H. Hare.
MINGO— D. M. Williford, J. F. Wilson.
W. A. Jackson, I. L. Jackson, Zach. Tay-
lor, B. H. Jernigan.
WESTBROOKS— Martin E. Bass, J. R.
Westbrook, Westbrook Lee, Jr., Allen
Daughtrv, M. B. Wilson.
LISBON— C. I. Robinson, J. D. Johnson.
LITTLE COHARIE— D. W. Culbreth,
Uriah Sessoms, J. S. Sessoms, W. J. Fair-
cloth.
DISMAL— Surrel Sessoms, C. M. Hall, J.
S. Page, W. D. Spell, L. C. Spell.
HONEYCUTTS— R. M. Grumpier, Theo.
S. Underwood, W. C. Tew, E. S. Herring,
SOUTH CLINTON— W. H. Moore. Seavey
Robinson, Thomas Boykin, R. H. Bennett,
J. A. Ferrell.
HERRINGS— C. H. McLamb, Isham T.
McLamb, John H. Parker, W. Blackman, S.
A. Royal.
NEWTON GROVE— F. M. Dameron, John
B. Williams, J. W. Bryan, Whitfield Tart,
Jr.
PINEY GROVE— G. J. Daughtry, J. D.
King, J. F. Watkins, M. W. Clifton, Henry
L. Clifton.
Public School Teachers.
R. A. McLamb, Orange.
G. W. Goodrich, Copper.
A. B. Cannady, Autryviile.
Chellie Spell, * Roseboro.
Wyatt Herring, Kerrs.
Miss Nettie Treadwell, Harrells Store.
Miss Hannah N. Seavey, ^inine.
Miss Jennie A. Penick, Ivanhoe.
Miss Berta Herrinar. Tomahawk.
Street Brewer, Clinton.
J. Allen Underwood, Clinton.
Mrs. John S. Warren, Clinton.
W. B. Dudley, Bass.
Miss Tempie Britt, Newton Grove.
Oscar McKenzie, Keeners.
V. M. Bland, Hawleys Store.
G. F. Edwards, Salemburg.
Oscar Underwood, Earnest.
C. P. Holden, Huntley.
Miss Vinie Herriner, Fido.
Miss Nancy Rackley, Salemburg.
John Matthews, Huntley.
Miss Beulah Bryant, Clinton.
Miss Anna Herring, Blake.
Miss Cola Ezzell, Ingold.
H. M. Jones, Ingold.
Miss Docia Balkum, Ingold.
Miss Mary Barksdale, Clinton.
Miss Sallie C. Bass, Garland.
Miss Ilattie Lamb, Garland.
51iss Ida McLemore, Roseboro.
Miss Nora Butler, myne.
Grant Hall, Roseboro.
Earnest Bullard, Hayne.
Samuel Smith, Roseboro.
Miss Nellie Spell, Roseboro.
Tate Sessoms, Roseboro.
Miss Annie L. Kelly, Parkersburg.
Elmer Peterson, Mints.
Katie "Faircloth, Thomas.
Miss Lorena Johnson, Ingold.
Mi--; Mattie Marshburg, Roseboro.
Miss Lula Phillips, Bass.
Miss Vira Darden, Shady Grove.
M. B. Williams, Giles Mills.
Tyrus A. Thornton, Ounn.
Miss Addie Bryan, Dunn.
J. A. Baggett, Hawleys Store.
Guthrie Bass, Dunn.
D. W. Willais, Giles Mills.
J. E. Williams, Giles Mills.
William Bland, Hawleys Store.
J. C. Parker, Dunn.
J. W. Bryan, Newton Grove.
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Z. J. King, Hobton.
D. M. Bizzell, Newton Grove.
Billee Robinson, Newton Grove.
Miss Jennie Kennedy, Clinton.
Miss Bessie Herring, Clinton.
Miss Amy Sutton, Clinton.
Mrs. J. R. Peterson, Clinton.
Miss Annie Sampson, Clinton.
Miss Florence Peterson Mt. Olive.
Bevie Williamson, Faison.
Miss Flossie Williamson, Faison.
Miss Mary Hines, Faison.
Miss Annie Martin, Faison.
Miss Emma Clifton, Faison.
W. A. Jackson, Clinton.
Miss Nina Peterson, Clinton.
Miss Sue Bodenhamer, Clinton.
Miss Mary Carlton, Clinton.
Miss Zenobia Merritt, Clinton.
C. M. Beach, Clinton.
Miss Katie Page, Clinton.
Miss Meta F. Williams, Clinton.
Miss Eva Powell, Clinton.
Miss Alberta Blanchard, Turkey.
Miss Ella Veach, Turkey.
Miss Katie Ezzell, Turkey.
L. L. Matthews, Turkey.
A. W. Daughtry, Newton Grove.
J. M. Page, Timothy.
Miss Telina Rackley, Newton Grove.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— R. C. Sandling, Clinton: J. L.
Stewart, Clinton; R. A. Hedgepeth, Au-
tryville; N. B. Cobb, Harrells Store.
Schools and Academies.
Salem High School— G. F. Edwards,
Salemburg.
Newton Grove High School— William Rob-
inson. Newton Grove.
Clement High School— J. M. Page, Cle-
ment.
Coharie Private School— Mrs. B. W.
Wright, Principal; Miss Bettie C. Wright.
Miss Mary Wright, Miss Ellen Cromartie,
Assistants.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. O. Mathis, Arcot.
T. C. Bullard, Autreyville.
S. P. J. Lee, Newton Grove.
Henry Sloan, Ingold
F. J. Cooper, Roseboro.
Chas. S. Kerr, Kerr.
li. II. Wilson, Newton Grove.
R. H. McLean, Blackman Mills.
W. I. Taylor, Harrells Store.
G. L. Sikes, Salemberg.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. R. McPhail, Clinton.
Raggett Bros.
John E. Wilson, Myrtle Grove.
Thomas Underwood, Newton Grove.
C. Giddens, Giddensville.
J. W. Hawley, Giddensville.
T. W. Hobhs, Hobton.
J. C. Hobbs, Hobton.
E. T. Sritt, Turkey.
W. B. McGowan, Turkey.
Thad Rouinson, Taylors Bridge.
A. J. Johnson, Clear Run.
J. E. Rich, Thomas.
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D. B. Faison, Baltic.
T. E. Owens, Parkersburg.
C. P. Parker, Parkersburg.
K. A. Crumpler, Mints.
G. Plaetsthke, Mints.
V. C. Bullard, Mints.
D. F. Colwell, Harrells Store.
N". F. Highsmith, Harrells Store.
Cotton Gins.
J. R. Hawley, Giddensville.
J. M. Powell, Clinton.
R. B. Smith, Clinton.
D. J. Colwell, Harrells Store.
Grist Mills.
J. R. McPhail, Clinton.
J. R. Hawley, Giddensville.
Boykins Mill, T. J. Newsom, Thomas.
A. C. Turlington, Thomas.
J. T. Chesnut, Clinton.
J. M. Powell, Clinton.
R. B. Smith, Clinton.
J. N. Boney, Clinton.
Lumber Plant*.
Ingold Lumber Co., Ingold.
Saw Mills.
J. B. Moore, Turkev
C. L. Cook, Turkey.
E. R. Wilson & Bro., Myrtle GroTe*
J. T. Robinson & Co., Clinton.
J. M. Powell, Clinton.
R. B. Smith, Clinton.
J. R. McPhail, Clinton.
Turpentine Stills.
C. P. Parker & Bro., Parkersburg.
E. A. Crumpler, Mints.
D. F. Colwell. Harrells Store.
J. E. Rich, Thomas.
CLINTON.
Population, 1,250.
Value of real estate, $182,020.
Value of personal property $150,350.
No. white polls, 141.
No. colored polls, 16.
Tax rate, 50c on $100.
On Poll, $1.50.
Election is held biennially.
Torzm Officers.
MAYOR— R. H. Hubbard.
TREASURER— J. E. Royal.
TAX COLLECTOR— G. W. Jones.
CITY ATTORNEY— Henry A. Grady.
CHIEF OF POLICE— G. W. Jones.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. IL Hubbard,
W. F. Peterson, J. E. Royal, Cyrus M.
Faircloth, F. B. Johnson.
POLICEMAN— L. F. Purvis.
POSTMASTER— D. P. Dameron.
R. R. AGENT— B. P. Smith.
EXPRESS AGENT— B. P. Smith.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— R. M. Mann, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— F. N. Skinner, Rector.
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SAMPSON COUNTY.
METHODIST— A. S. Barnes, Pastor.
BAPTIST— No Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Montague House.
Mrs. N. Gainey.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF CLINTON— I.. A. Bethune,
President; Howard McKinnon, Cashier.
Capital, $15,000; Surplus and Profits, $4,-
081.50.
Architects.
Robert Flowers.
David Clifton.
Agricultural Implements.
Clinton Hardware Co.
J. E. Royal.
D. M. Part rick.
Auctioneers.
Tom Wash Crumpler.
Barber Shops.
J. Henry Simmons, (Col.)
Bicycle Dealers.
The Clinton Hardware Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
R. B. Southerland.
Cling Draughon.
J. A. Wellons.
Blacksmith Shops.
Turner & Hobbs.
Thomas Wilson.
G. II. Turner.
Isaac Beatty, (col.)
Books and Stationery.
T. F. Sanders & Co.
Lee & Son.
Bo- + s and Shoes.
L. P. Barbery.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
J. H. Howard.
Cemeteries and Supts.
Clinton Oemtery, Mayor ez-officio Su-
perintendent.
Canned Goods.
Beulah Canning Co.
Contractors and Builders.
D. E. Clifton.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. E. Royal.
T. M. Ferrell.
Doctors.
A. M. Lee
R. H. Holiday.
J. A. Stevens.
F. H. Holmes.
R. E. Lpe.
G. M. Cooper.
Dentists.
C. S. Boyette.
D. F. Watson.
D. S. Ray.
Druggists.
R. H. Hollidav k Sson.
T. F. Sunders & Co.
A. M. Lee & Son.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. W. It. King.
Mrs. Owens.
Dry Goods and Notions.
A. H. A man.
B. F. Powell.
W. S. Patrick.
L. P. Barbery.
G. L. Peterson.
Dealers in Tobacco.
J. H. Hill.
Aman & Burge.
L. A. Bethune.
Fish Markets.
Jos. Nollv.
J. G. Hobbs.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
J. E. Royall.
Fruit Dealers.
T. M. Ferrell.
A. B. Carroll.
Clinton Supply Co.
Furniture Dealers.
J. C. Ilolliday.
General Merchandise.
O. J. Powell.
T. M. Ferrell.
Herring & Highsmith.
Parker Bros.
B. F. Powell.
J. E. Royal.
D. M. Partrick.
C. Partrick.
Herring & Darden.
Lizzie Berry (col.)
Grist Mills.
J. E. Royal.
T. R. Landon.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
J. R. Hiatt.
Clinton Hardware Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. H. Stetson.
Hides and Pelts.
W. H. Russell.
Watches and Jewelry.
H. B. Giddens & Son.
Floyd Rawls.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
M. Hanstein.
H. Fleishman
J. E. Royal.
Commission Merchants.
Clinton Grocery Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
H. P. Johnson.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
L. A. Bethune.
G. A. Clute.
C. O. Caldwell.
Dealers in Ice.
Z. E. Matthis.
Dealers in Carriages.
J. R. Hiatt & Co.
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Crockery and Glassware.
Clinton Hardware Co.
insurance Agencies.
R. H. Hubbard.
D. A. Culbreth.
Lawyers.
E. W. Kerr.
J. D. Kerr.
Fleet Rose Cooper.
John E. Fowler.
G. E. Butier.
C. M. Faircloth.
Henry A. Grady.
A. McL. Graham.
Leather Dealers.
W. H. Stetson.
Machinery Dealers
The Clinton Hardware Co.
Masons and Builders.
Flowers & McPhail.
D. C. Clifton.
Alex Moore.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
J. E. Royal.
A. W. A man.
W. S. Partrick.
Peterson Bros.
Music Teachers.
Miss Bettie Beaman.
Mrs. C. P. Johnson.
Newspapers and Editors.
SAMPSON DEMOCRAT— H. J. Hines,
Editor.
Oil Dealers.
J. E. Royal.
T. F. Sanders & Co.
B. E. Herring.
D. M. Partrick.
B. F. Powell.
Painters.
Henry Staubs.
M. McLaurin.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
J. E. Royall.
The Clinton Hardware Co.
Plumbers.
Isaac Beatty.
Produce Dealers.
J. G. Hobbs.
Retail Grocers.
C. P. Johnson & Son.
B. F. Powell.
B. E. Herring.
T. M. Ferrell.
O. J. Powell.
J. E. Royal.
D. M. Partrick.
Highsmith & Herring.
W. J. House.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. R. Hiatt & Co.
J. R. Peterson.
Stoves and Tinware.
The Clinton Hardware Co.
J. E. Royall.
B. F. Powell.
Shingle Manufacturers.
V. C. Builard.
J. H. Honeycutt.
Shingle Dealers.
V. C. Builard.
Tailor Establishments.
J. T. Gregory.
Mrs. W. P.. King.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
B. S. Garris.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
CLL\TON-DUNN TELEPHONE CO.—
T. M. Ferrell, Jr., Manager.
Turpentine Stills.
J. L. Tynrial.
Veterinarv Surgeons.
E. Turner.
Veneering Manufacturers.
CAROLINA VENEER WORKS— A. F.
Johnson, President.
Wholesale Grocers.
The Clinton Wholesale Grocery Co.
Watches and Jewelry
H. B. Giddens & Son.
Floyd Rawls.
ROSEBORO.
Incorporated in 1891.
Population, 100.
Tax rale, 20c. on $100 and 60c. poU.
MAYOR— M. M. Hall.
CLERK— M. M. Hall.
TREASURER— M. M. Hall.
TAX COLLECTOR— M. M. Hall.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— A. R. Hams,
I. B. Owens, O. H. Autry.
POSTMASTER— W. H. Fisher.
R. R. AGENT— L. G. Brock.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. W. Couo, Pastor.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. A. M. Hall.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. E. L. Owen.
A. M. Hall.
Cotton Gins.
T. E. Howard.
Doctors.
F. J. Cooper.
General Merchandise.
A. McLamb.
M. M. Hall.
A. M. Hall.
A. R. Harris.
Autry & Faircloth.
Grist Mills.
T. E. Howard.
Turpentine Stills.
A. M. Hall.
A. McLamb.
J. H. Lucas.
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SAMPSON— SCOTLAND.
Sum, Mills.
T. E. Howard.
AUTKYVILLE.
Population. 85.
MAYOR— L. M. Cooper.
FOLICEMAN— Foy Autrv.
POSTMASTER— S. .1. Faircloth.
Doctors.
T. C. Bullock.
General Merchandise.
L. M. Cooper.
W. F. Sessoms, Sr.
T. C. Bullock.
Mrs. F. L. Williams.
E. Hall.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. L. W. Strickland.
PARKERSBURG.
Incorporated in 1891.
Population, 65.
MAYOR — Amie Johnson.
POSTMISTRESS— Bettie Owen.
R. R. AGENT— L. L. Bennett.
EXPRESS AGENT— L. L. Bennett.
Commission Merchants.
C. P. Parker.
T. E. Owen.
General Merchandise.
W. J. Parker & Son.
T. E. Owen.
INGOLD.
Population, 86.
POSTMASTER— W. 1. Wright.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— A. S. Barnes, Pastor.
Schools and Academics.
John Feneii.
Cotton Gins.
C. H. Johnson.
Doctors.
Henry Sloan.
Druggists.
Henry Sloan.
General Merchandise.
W. I. Wright.
C. H. Johnson.
SCOTLAND COUNTY.
County Seat, Laurinhurg.
Formed in 1900 from Richmond county.
Area, 387 square miles.
POPULATION: 12.553. White males. 2,784; white females, 2,925. Foreign born, 10.
Negro males, 3,311; negro females, 3,399. Indians, 134. White males over 21 years,
1,373; negro males over 21 years, 1,314; Indians, 29. White polls, 807; negro polls,
595; Indian polls, 27. _ :
Value of real estate, 5-1.015,631, decrease of $91,975 from 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $884,545, decrease of $104,410 from 1904, including 586 horses, 1,466 mules, 2
jacks, 220 goats. 1,492 cattle, 4,976 hogs, 47 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,831,337; by negroes, $65,005; by Indians, $3,840.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and o8c. poll; special, 15 2-3c. and 45c. poll;
roads, 15c. and 45c. poll. Bonded debt, $28,000. Floating debt, $4,700.
POST OFFICES: Conclave, Elmore, Fairly, Fontcol, Fox Den, GIBSON, HASTY,
JOHN STATION, LAUREL HILL, LAURINBURG, (c. h.), Lytch, McNair, Old Hun,
dred. RIVERTON, Snead, Stewart.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by taxation.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Red Springs & Bowmore, 4.50 miles, assessed value $ 3.66S.57
Atlantic Coast Line, 10.03 miles, assessed value 252,490.79
Seaboard Air Line, 20.1 miles, assessed value 413,841.42
Western Union Telegraph Company, 96.00 miles, assessed value 2,808.70
Southern Express Company, 32.32 miles, assessed value 3,743.05
SUPERIOR COURT: March 12th, one week, civil cases only; April 30th, one
week, criminal cases only; June 4th, one week; October 22nd, one week, civil cases
only; November 26th, one week, criminal cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— Hampton H.
Covington, Laurinburg.
SHERIFF— W. D. McLaurin, Laurinburg.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Gilbert H. Bus-
tell, Laurinburg.
TREASURER— W. D. McLaurin. Laurin-
burg.
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CORONER— J. R. Jordan, Laurinburg.
SURVEYOR— J. A. McNeill, Old Hun-
dred.
STANDARD KEEPER— J. M. Paylor,
Laiirinbnrer.
CO. ATTORNEY— E. H. Gibson, Laurin-
burg.
C. SUPT. HEALTH— A. W. Hamer,
Laurinburg.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— L. M. Blue, Gib-
son.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— A. E.
Shaw, Laurinburg, R. F. D. ; W. F. Gibson,
Gibson.
< (). COMMISSIONERS— J. A. McKay,
(chm.)i Fontcol; W. H. Morrison, Elmore:
Ah v. ,Ton°s. Hastv.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. T.
Pate, (chm.), Gibson; D. C. Lytch, Laurin-
burg; Jack McGirt, Laurinburg.
CONSTABLES— Stewaxtsville Township—
J. C. Ray, Laurinburg; Spring Hill, D. W.
L. Smith, Riverton; Laurel Hill. J. N.
Jackson, Old Hundred, R. F. D. ; William-
sen, S. F. Leggett, Gibson.
Justices of the Peace.
STEWARTSV1LLE TOWNSHIP— L. D.
McKinnon, Laurinburg; F. L. Bundy. Lau-
rinburg; J. W. North. Laurinburg; J. W.
Jernigan, Hasty; J. W. Jones, Laurinburg.
WILLIAMSON— R. D. Gibson, Gibson; G.
C. Patterson, Old Hundred; G. W. Wnght
Laurinburg, R. F. D., No. I.
LAUREL HILL— J. McN. Patterson, Old
Hundred; R. N. Monroe, Laurinburg, R. F.
D., No. 2.; D. L. Jackson, Laurinburg, R.
F. D., No. 2; L. P. Gibson, Elmore.
SPRING HILL— Sandy Tyner, Fox Den;
E. L. McNair, Laurinburg, R. F. D. , No.
2; A. J. Connelly, Riverton; A. E. Shaw,
Laurinburg, R. F. D., No. 2.
Public School Teachers.
Bizzell, Miss Mamie, Laurinburg.
Henley, Win., Hasty.
Oglesby, Miss Laura, Laurinburg.
McKinnon, Miss Lillie, Laurinburg.
McLauchlin, Miss Janie, Laurinburg, R.
F. D., No. 2.
Bizzell, Miss Mamie, Laurinburg.
McMillan, Miss Neta, Laurinburg.
Ministers not in Towns.
PRESBYTERIAN— A. N. Ferguson, Lau
ringburg, R. F. D. No. 2.
Physicians not in Towns.
Daniel Shaw, Fontcol.
Will G. Shaw, Fontcol.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. B. Mason & Son, Laurinburg, R. F.
D., No. 1.
W. Frank Wright, Conclave.
Ida Yarn Mills, Elmore.
Springfield Cotton Mills, Elmore.
Richmond Cotton Mills, David Hill.
W. G. Buie, Laurinburg, R. F. D., No. 2.
Shaw & Bundy, Laurinburg, R. F. D.
No. 2.
E. L. McNair, Laurinburg, R. F. D.,
No. 2.
John W. Woodard, Old Hundred.
J. T. John, Jr., John Station.
H. W. McLaurin, John Station.
A. D. Gibson. Laurel Hill.
T. L. McNair, Laurel Hill.
Z V. Pate. Laurel Hill.
M. B. Smith, Laurel Hill.
McNair & Jones, Hasty.
J. D. Medlin, Hasty.
J. S. Thompson, Hasty.
Brick M'f 'rs and Deal«>^)B.
Angus Lytch, John Station. !
Cotton Mills.
RICHMOND COTTON MILLS— Ralph
Morrison, Supt., Elmore.
IDA YARN MILLS— Ralph Morrison,
Supt., Elmore.
SPRINGFIELD COTTON MILLS— Ralph
\iorrison, Superintendent, Laurel Hill.
DIXON COTTON MILLS— B. L. Stewart,
Supt.. Laurinburg.
SCOTLAND COTTON MILLS.
Cotton Gins.
E. L. & T. L. McNair, Laurinburg, R. F.
D., No. 2.
R. N. Monroe, Laurinburg, R. F. D.
A. F. Patterson, Laurinburg, R. F. D.
Patterson & Snead, Old Hundred, R. F.
D., No. 1.
William Gilchrist, Laurinburg, R. F. D..
N'o. 2.
Richmond Cotton Mills, Laurel Hill.
Angus Fairley, Laurinburg.
John & Jones. H^sty.
J. T. John, Sr., Laurinburg.
H. D. C-iuson, Gibson.
J. M. Brewer, Conclave.
D. C. Lytch, Laurinburg, R. F. D.
Anderson Guinn, Old Hundred.
John A McNeill. Laurel Hill.
J. A. McKav, Fontcol.
John M-Girt, Maxton.
A. M. McKinnon, Floral College.
R. E. Lee. Laurinburg.
Machine Shops.
John Blue, Laurinburg.
Factories, Gins, Etc.
M. B. Smith, Laurel Hill.
J. D. Wooten, Maxton.
D. P. Johnson, Fontcol.
J. L. McLean, Fontcol.
Lumber Plants.
E. Buchanan. Laurinburg.
John A. McKinnon, Maxton.
Cameron Bros., Old Hundred.
Andrew Guinn, Old Hundred.
C. E. Duncan, Laurel Hill.
LAURINBURG.
Incorporated in 18S3.
Population, 1,334.
Value of real estate, $450,000.
Value of personal property, $150,000.
Number white polls,, 300.
Number colored polls, 100.
Tax rate, SOc. on $100.
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SCOTLAND COUNTY.
Election held Tuesday after first Monday
In May. Term, two years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— F. L. Bundy.
CLERK— J. T. Myres.
TREASURER-- T. J. Gill.
TAX COLLECTOR— F. M. Hubbard.
ATTORNEY— E. H. Gibson.
CITY PHYSICIAN— Geo. D. Everington.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— Geo. D. Evering-
ton.
CHIEF OF POLICE— F. M. Hubbard.
POLICEMAN— J. A. M°dlin.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. F. McNair,
A. L. James, D. C. McNeill, J. D. San-
ford, R. R. Covington.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Miss Mamie
Bizzell, Prin.
POSTMASTER— W. H. Cooper.
R. R. AGENT— C. M. Fetter.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. M. Fetter.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. M. Rose, Pastor.
METHODIST— R. A. Willis, Pastor.
BAPTIST— R. G. Kendrick, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
LAURINBURG HIGH SCHOOL— F. P.
Wyche, Principal.
PRIVATE SCHOOL— Miss Annie McLean,
Prin.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
HotM More::in.
Central Hotel.
Mrs. C. Wells Boarding House.
Banks and Bankers.
FTRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAURIN
BURC — A L. James. President: T. J. Gill.
Cashier. Capital, $25,000; Surplus and
Profits, $9,000.
SCOTLAND COUNTY SAVINGS BANK—
A. L. James, President; Hinton James,
Cashier. Capital, $10,000; Surplus and
Profits, $2,000.
Barber Shops.
J. B. Cowan.
Hotel Morgan Barber Shop.
Bicvcle Dealers.
J. L. Holland.
Brokers.
J E. Philips.
J. S. McDuffie.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
L. A. Monroe.
D. D. Wilkerson.
Sandy Copel.
Hanibal McNair.
Blacksmith Shops.
M M. Rirrh.
W. N. Neely.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
W. B. Hunter.
Brick M'£VS and Dealers.
A. F. Lvrch.
J. E. Phillips.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
M. A. McDougald.
R. E. Lee.
J. H. O'Brien.
Contractors and Builders.
0. C. Graham.
E. A. Ph.lips
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Allen Clothing and Shoe Co.
Commission Merchants.
J. E. Phillips.
Cotton Mills.
DICKSON YARN MILL— .lames P. Me-
Rae, President; W. L. Myrick, Secretary
and Triasui\r.
Confectionery Dealers.
McLaurin & Shaw.
Geo. D. Everington.
Prince & Blue.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
J. F. McNair.
Peter Mcintosh.
R. E. Lee.
D. C. McNeill.
Dealers in Carriages.
John F. McNair.
T. M Bland & Son,
N. Hammond.
D. C. McNeill.
Dealers in Ice.
L. A. Monroe.
J. L. James.
Dentists.
C. W. Resan.
Herndon & Gibson.
Doctors.
D. M. Prince.
K. A. Blue.
G. D. Everington.
Peter John.
A. W. Hamer.
Druggists.
Prince & Blue.
G. D. Evenngton.
J. T. Fields.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. C. E. Oiiom.
A. A. James.
Mrs. T. AV. Parker.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Mrs. C. E. Odom.
Mrs. M. V. James.
J. C. Morgan.
A. A. James.
J. W. Mason.
Furniture Dealers.
M. A MrDongald.
J. F. McNair.
R. E. Lee.
General Merchandise.
D. O. Wright.
D. C. McNeil.
Robert E. Lee.
McLaurin & Shaw.
L. A. Monroe & Son.
N. Hammond.
J. H. McDuffie.
J. M. Paylor.
John F. McNair.
M. G. McKay.
W. T. Geans.
R. M. Bullard.
J. C. Clark.
SCOTLAND COUNTY.
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Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
J. L. Holland.
J. D. Sanford.
Harness M'f'rs and Dca'ers.
Carolina Harness Co.
J. R. Britt.
Hides and Felts.
L. A. Monroe.
D. 1). Uiikcrson.
M. G .McKay.
Insurance Agencies.
F. L. Bundy.
J. L. McNair.
W. L. Fields.
Job Printing Offices
Mack Cameron.
Lawyers.
M. L. John.
W. H. Cox.
W. H. Neal.
J C. McNeill
Jonathan Peele.
E. H. Gibson.
Adams & Dunn.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. M. V. James.
Mrs. E. C. Odom.
Miss Mittie Sanford.
Mrs. T. W. Parker.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. F. P. Wyche.
Miss Annie McLean.
Newspapers and Editors.
LAURINBURG EXCHANGE— Mack Cam-
eron, Editor.
Oil Dealers.
Prince & Blue.
W. L. Fields.
George D. Everington.
J. L. Holland.
Painters.
J. A. Muse.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
G. D. Everington.
Prince & Blue.
W. L. Fie.s.
J. L. Holland.
Wholesale Grocers.
Laurinburg Wholesale Grocery Cc.
Retail Grocers.
J. H. McDuffie.
G. M. Wright.
Sales and Livery Stables.
L. Weill.
W. D. B. MrEachin.
Edgerton & Lamont.
D. D. Hinson.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— S. A. L. Railway
Operator. R. M. Bnllard.
Telephone Lxchangcs & M'grs.
John Maxwell.
Watches and Jewelry
C. E. Patrick.
E. T. McCall.
Wood-Working Shops.
M M Kitch.
Will Neeley.
GIBSON.
Incorporated in 1899.
Population, 500. (Estimated.)
Value of real and personal property, $85,-
024.
Number white poll!". 54.
Number colored polls, 20.
Tax rate, 30c. on $100.
Election Tuesday after first Monday in
May. Term, two years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. H. Mcllwinen.
CLERK— T. G. Gibson.
TREASURER— T. G. Gibson.
TAX COLLECTOR— S. B. Baxley.
ATTORNEY— M. L. John.
CHIEF OF POLICE— S. B. Baxley.
BOARD" 'OF ALDERMEN— W. T.
Pate, W. Z. Gibson, W. B. Sedberry, E. R.
Fletcher, L. M. Blue.
BOARD OF AUDIT— E. R. Fletcher, W.
Z. Gibson.
POSTMASTER— W. T. Wright.
R. R. AGENTS— J. B. McCall, Mr. Smith.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. B. McCall.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST- it. G. Kendrick. Pastor.
METHODIST— F. B. McCall, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. M. Rose. Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
L. E. Kinley, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Simeon Gibson.
Blacksmith Shops.
A. B. Willoughby.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
(J. P. Newton.
Simeon Gibson.
Boots and Shoe Shops.
Simeon Oibson.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
W. 11. (Jibson.
W. B. Sedberry.
J. H. Mcllwinen.
Z. V. Pate.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Gibson Mercantile Co.
Crockery and Glassware.
Z. V. Pate.
Doctors.
W. T. Pate.
N. M. McLean.
Milton Gibson.
Druggists.
\V. Z. Cibsm & Co.
J. L. Livingston.
Simeon Gibton.
Dealers in Carriages.
Simeon Gibson.
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SCOTLAND —STANLY.
Furniture Dealers.
Gibson Mercantile Co.
General Merchandise.
M. L. Hciisuckle.
Gibson Mercantile Co.
\Vr. B. Adams & Son.
Z. V. Pate.
Machinery Dealers.
Simeon Gibson.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
N. T. Fletcher.
Mrs. P. R. Mason.
Music Teachers.
Miss Edith Gibson.
Oil Dealers.
W. Z. Gibson.
Paint and Oil Dealers-
W. Z. Gibson.
Retail Grocers.
D. A. Wright.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Simeon Gibson.
E. J. Gibson.
Telegraph Offices and M grs.
WFSTERN UNION— M. V. Orr.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH— Z. L. Gibson.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
John Maxwell.
STANLY COUNTY.
County Seat, Albemarle.
Formed in 1840 from Montgomery county. Named in honor of John Stanly, of New
Bern.
Area, 380 square miles.
POPULATION: 15,220. White males, 6,737; white females, 6,684. Foreign born,
23. Negro males, 945; negro females, 854. White males over 21 years, 2,716; nesrro
males over 21 years, 380. White polls, 2,173; negro polls, 243.
Value of real estate, $1,772,804, increase of $33,700 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,262,135, increase of $224,849 over 1904, including 1,851 horses, 2,261 mules, 10
jacks and jennets, 119 goats, 5,852 cattle,' 5.821 hogs, 775 sheep, 116 dogs.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,958,877; by negroes, $51,483.
No. Schools: White. 74; Colored. 14.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100; special, 33 l-3c. and $1.00 poll. Bonded debt,
$105,400.
POST OFFICES: Abi, ALBEMARLE, (c. h.). Big Lick, Bloomington, Bridgeport,
Copalgrove, Cottonville, Dowd, Efirds Mills, Finger, Ford, Gladstone, Jackdaw, Leo,
Lambert, Locust, Lowder, Mabry, Millingport, Mission, NEW LONDON, NOR WOOD,
Palestine, PALMERVILLE, Pennington, Plyler, Porter, Rest, Ritchfleld, Ritchie,
Shankle, Silver, Whitley, Yadkin Falls.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by New State Law. No. miles, 400.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Southern Express Company, 23.19 miles, assessed value $ 2,635.68
Yadkin, 23.19 miles, assessed value - .-. 115,695.47
Western Union Telegraph Company, 23.00 miles, assessed value 672.92
SUPERIOR COURT: January 15th, criminal cases only; March 12th, civil cases
only; July 9th, criminal cases only; September 10th, civil cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— R. A. Croweli,
Albemarle.
SHERIFF— Silas Green, Albemarle.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Joe Vanhoy, Al-
bemarle.
TREASURER— W. A. Tucker, Albemarle.
CORONER— W. H. Haiwaid, Cottonville.
SURVEYOR— G. D. Moore, Albemarle.
STANDARD KEEPER— John Sanders, Al-
bemarle.
SUPT. CO. HOME— v». J. Underwood,
Albemarle.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— E. F. Eddins,
Palmerville.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. T. Sin-
clair, (chm.), Norwood; D. P. Whitley,
Palmerville; J. M. Hartsell, Leo.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. A. Moody,
(chm.), Day; G. F. Almond, Albemarle;
J. A. Peck, Finger.
CO. BOARD ELECTIONS— S. B. Kluttz.
Albemarle; Joe Vanhoy, Aloemarle; J. M.
Harris. Albemarle.
CONSTABLES— Furr, Epbriam Barbee;
Big Lick, C. P. Hartsell; Tyson, M. F.
STANLY COUNTY.
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Willicit; Almond, J. C. Burleyson; Riden-
hour, J. A. Ritcliie; Center, G. E. Thread
gill; Albemarle, W. E. Fuir.
Justices of the Peace.
FURR — Alonzo Little, James Lambert,
Geo. M. Tucker.
BIG LICK— J. S. Little, M. F. Honey-
cutt, Tilden S;iss r.
TYSON— J. M. R.-ap, W. A. Hough.
ALMOND— J. D. Harwood, J. M. Mor
ton, J. F. Burleyson.
RIDENUOUR— C. A. Ridenhour, M. D.
Brooks, .1. M. T"..n.
HARRIS— J. M. Maunev, J. A. Ritchie,
F. F. Eddins.
CENTER— J W Smith, D. Jones Allen,
S. J. Lentz.
ALBEMARLE— U. F. Ilathcock, A. J.
Underwood, D. P. Kirk. G. S. Hathcock.
Public School Teachers.
Aaron J. Miller, Dowd.
J. W. Whitley, Efirds Mills.
W. H. Whitley, Bridgeport.
Nathan Brown, Efirds Mills.
Miss Lilly Harward, Efirds Mills.
C. L. Efird, Bridgerjort.
J. D. Rankins, New London.
L. H. Bost, Eudy.
Thomas F. Bryant, Oiive Branch.
G. L. Efird, Eudy.
Miss Ada Burris, Locust.
C. G. Plyler, Richfield, R. F. D. No. 1.
D. M. Pickler, Pickler.
M. D. Dry Misenheimer.
George C. Dry, Misenheimer.
Mackey Wagoner, Hinge.
L. A. Plyler, Richfield, R. F. D. No. 1.
J. F. Craton, Palmerville.
P. L. Smith, Palmerville.
Hugh McManus, Palmerville.
Mis9 Jennie Pickler, Albemarle.
S. B. Turner, Palmerville.
H. P. Turner, Mt. Pleasant.
Walter Hartsell, Leo.
Miss Nora Misenheimer, Dowd.
W. A. Wilson, Albemarle.
Adam Love, Locust.
W. H. Lee, Lee.
C. C. Honeycutt, Locust.
Eli H. Honeycutt, L?o.
M. F. Honeycutt, Bi<* Lick.
Miss Anna Garris, Albemarle.
Miss Florence Osborne, Locust.
Miss Ara Thomas, Big Lick.
M. W. Thomas, Big Lick.
Eugene Morgan. Palm^rsville.
Miss Lottie Smith, Rest.
A. B. Honeycutt, Sprite.
Mrs. Corrinna Bost, New London.
Miss Pearl Abernathy New London.
Miss Maggie E. Umberger, New London.
A. M. Norton New London.
Charles \> . Rankins, New London.
D. Nance, Olive Branch, Box 61.
J. L. Whitley, Mt. Pleasant, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Rosa Blalock Norwood.
R. L. Taylor, Palmerville.
Geo. D. Palmer, Palmerville.
Ministers not in Towns.
METHODIST— C. Keever, C. M. Gentry,
Albemarle; R. S. Doggett, Cottonville.
Schools and Academies.
Yadkin Mineral Springs Academy, E. F.
Eddins, Principal.
Richfield Academy, Richard T»ylor,
Principal-
New London Academy, C. W. Rankin,
Principal, New London.
Physicians not in Towns.
D. P. Whitley, Millingport.
B. F. Cox, Palmerville.
F. E. Hartsell, Big Lick.
Merchants not in Towns.
\Vm. Snotherlv ft Son., Plyler.
Ephraim Eudy, Millingport.
Palmer & Coggins, Palmerville.
W. R. McSwain, Cottonville.
A. A. Thompson, Cottonville.
Cotton Mills.
EFIRD MANUFACTURING CO.-J. 8.
Efird, Secretary and Treasurer, Albemarle.
WISCASSETT MILLS CO.— Joseph Cannon,
Secretary and Treasurer, Concord.
NORWOOD MANUFACTURING CO.— D.
B. Coltrane, President, Concord.
Factories.
Silver Springs Cordage Co., A. I. Napier,
New London.
Albemarle Furniture and Manufacturing
Co., R. A. Crowell, President, Albemarle.
AX-BEMAPvLE.
Incorporated in 1840
Population, white, 1,382; colored, 20.
Value real and personal property, $310,500.
No. white polls, 110.
No. colored polls, 4.
Tax rate, 33 l-3c. on $100.
Bonded debt, $8,000.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. C. Huneycutt.
TREASURER— S. B. Kluttz.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. Ed. Kluttz.
CITY PHYSICIAN— V. K. Whitley.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— V. A. Whitley.
SURVEYOR— C. J. Mauney.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT. C. J. Mauney.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. E. Kluttz.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. M. Morrow,
A. L. Patterson, J. Harris, A. F. Biles,
M. F. Little.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— A. J. Jarrett,
Superintendent.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. M. Brown. J.
D. Bacon, W. T. Huckabee, S. H. Hearne,
R. L. Smith, V. A. Whitley, I. W. Snuggs.
f'OSTMlSTRrs.S—Mrs. eh,, m. Sanders.
R. R. AGENT— F. M. O'Neil.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. M. O'Neil.
Cemeteries and Supts.
Albemarle Cemetery Association — G. M.
Dry, Superintendent.
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STANLY COUNTY.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— R. L. Sherrill, Pastor.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Arnette, Pastor.
WEST ALBEMARLE— J. A. Abernethy,
Pn.st or
PRESBYTERIAN— G. H. Belk, Pastor.
LUTHERAN— Rev. Mr. Sowers, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houres.
Central Hotel, W. T. Huckabee, Prop.
Hearne Hotel, S. H. Hearne, Prop.
Agricultural Implements.
The Morrow Bros. & Heath Co.
The Stanly Supply Co.
Banks and Bankers.
CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK— (Branch)—
D. F. Cannon, President; Jay Harris,
Cashier.
THE STANLY COUNTY LOAN AND
TRUST CO.— J. R. Price, President; J. M.
Peeler, Cashier. Capital, $25,000; Surplus
and Profits, $1,000.
Blacksmith Shops.
John Sanders.
J. A. Hathcoek.
Press Austin.
Books and Stationery.
Little Bros.
F. E. Starnes.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
S. Austin.
Butnhers and Dealers in Cattle.
L. M. Moody.
T. .1. Coesins.
F. \V. Anderson.
J. Ed. Eagle.
Casket M'f*rs and Dealers.
F. J. Huneycutt & Co.
Contractors and Builders.
L. A. Moody.
R. A. Hnnevcutt.
J. R. Godfrey.
Dealers in Carriages.
Morrow Bros, fr Heath Co.
Stanly Supply Co.
Dentists.
S. B. Kluttz.
Doctors.
V. A. Whitley.
0. D. King.
W. I. Hill.
.T. N. Andrrson.
J. F. Layton.
Druggists.
Albemarle Dnijr Co.
C. J. Mauney & To.
t*i«"!i Markets.
F. W. Anderson.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
W. A. Marks.
Furniture Manufacturers.
ALBEMARLE FVRN1TURE AND M'F'G
CO.— R. A. Crowell. Pres.
Furniture Dealers.
Morrow Bros. & Heath Co.
P. J. Hunevcutt & Co.
Joh Printing Offices.
Enterprise Office.
Lawyers.
J. M. Brown.
R. L. Smith.
J. R. Price.
R. E. Austin.
a. C. Huneycutt.
J. C. Wright.
J. D. Bivins.
Zeb Sanders.
Marhle Works.
G. D. Snuggs.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. J. R. Price.
Mrs. R. L. Smith.
Mrs. C. J. Mauney.
Newspapers and Editors.
STANLY ENTERPRISE— J. D. Bivins,
Editor
ALBEMARLE GAZETTE— J. M. Vanhoy,
Editor.
Paper-Hangers.
James Underwood.
Real Estate Agents.
Crowell & Freeman.
John Snotherly.
Stanly Mining and Realty Co.
Fal<»s and Livery Stahles.
R. L. Cotton.
J. R. Kluttz.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
ALBEMARLE TELEPHONE CO.-J. M.
Morrow, President.
NORWOOD.
Incorporated in 1881.
Population. fiT.j.
Tax Rate: 20c. on $100.
Town OfficeTS.
MAYOR— W. T. Sinclair.
CLERK— L. W. Hart.
TRF. ASTiR PR- -L w Han
TAX COLLECTOR— Paul Harris.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Paul Harris.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN -M. E. Blalock,
J. F. Shinn. L. W. Hart
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— i P. Harris, D.
X. Thompson.. C. A. Lentz.
T'OSTMTSTT.'F<;s_Mrs. M J. Lee.
R. R. AGENT— J. V. Barringer.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. V. Barringer.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— A. L. Stanwood, Pastor.
p,iPTTiT—\r F_ Wall' ins. Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Geo. H. Belk, Pastor.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST— E. R. Al-
len, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Central Hotel.
P. H. Turnrr.
R. A. Robinson.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF NORWOOD— U. B. Blaylock,
President; L. W. Hare, Cashier. Capital,
$12,500.
Cotton Mills.
Norwood Manufacturing Co.
STANLY COUNTY.
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Dentists.
W. T. Sinclair.
Doctors.
T. A. Hathooek.
J". I. Campbell.
J. M. Lilly.
Druggists.
Hart Drug Co.
Dealers in Lumber.
U. B. Blaylock.
Norwood Lumber Co.
.furniture Dealers.
F. H. Lilly.
Flour Mills.
Norwood Milling Co.
General Merchandise.
Harris-MeAuley Co.
Morrow-Freeman Co.
h. H. Sinclair Co.
D. W. Blalock.
Blaylock, Dunlap & Co.
Duke & Thompson.
Livery Stables.
J. P. Du^e.
M. E. Blaylock.
Retail Grocers.
Dock Blaylock.
NEW LONDON.
Population, 350.
Tax rate, 16 2-3e. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. L. Cotton.
CLERK— H. S. Trott.
TREASURER— J. S. Hearne.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. F. Ross.
CWFF OF 1'OT.ICE— W. F. Ross.
BOARD OF AL^RMEn— E. T. Russell,
H. S. Trott, J. M. Miller.
PUBLIC S^Hv. — J. D. Rankin, Prin.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. M. Mauney, C.
V. Ritohi». R. W. Ivpy.
POSTMISTRESS— Miss Sue Gaydron.
R. R. ^GENT— ti. E. Ross.
EXPRESS AGENT— H. E. Ross.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— W. L. Hudson, Pastor.
PROTESTANT METHODIST— J. F. Dosier,
Pastor.
Hardware Dealers.
New London Mercantile Co.
J. II. Ilemne.
J. V. Burleyson.
RICHFIELD.
Incorporated in 1897.
Population, 135.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— D. D. Ritchie.
- OLICEMAN— Sandv Smith.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— ji^ss Addie Mc-
Nairy, Principal.
POSTMASTER— John D. Earnhart.
Ministers and Churches.
LUTHERAN— C. R. Pless, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
Richfield Academy — Miss Addie McNairy,
Principal.
Casket Dealers.
R. M. Frick.
Druggists.
H. L. Ritchie.
General Merchandise.
G G. Ritchie.
Miller Bros.
John Earnhart.
Furniture Dealers
Earnhardt & Walker.
Lumber Dealer.
Earnhardt & Walker.
J. A. Ritchie.
D. A. Frick.
A. D. Stutts.
Milling and Ginning.
George L. Milhelm.
M. M. Ritchie.
Watches and Jewelry.
Cicero Ritchie.
R. W. Ivy.
Dentists.
Doctors.
Dr. Allen.
General Merchandise.
Mauney & Ritchie.
C. B. Lefler.
Euernne Russell.
J. H. Hearne.
New London Mercantile Co.
BIG LICK.
Population, 132.
Tcwn Officers.
MAYOR— F. E. Hartsell.
PUBLIC SCHOOL— D. M. Stallings, Prin.
POSTMASTER— W. H. Cagle.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— A. A. Stanwood, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
Big Lick Academy.
Doctors.
F. E. Hirtsell.
General Merchandise.
W. A. Cagle.
D. K. Bfird.
W. G. Morgan.
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STORKS COI NTY.
STOKES COUNTY.
County Seat, Danbury.
Formed in 1789 from Surry county. Named in honor of Col. John Stokes, an of-
ficer in the Revolutionary War.
Area, 500 square miles.
POPULATION: 19,Sb6. White males, 8,566; white females, 8,309. Foreign born, 4.
Negro males. 1,489; negTO females, 1,502. White males over 21 years, 3,607; negro
males over 21 years, 504. White polls, 2,473; negro polls, 252.
Value of real estate, $1,441,364, increase of $2,003 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $953,932, increase of $93,208 over 1904, including 1,331 horses, 2,165 mules, 9
jacks and jennets, 30 goats, 6,054 cattle, 6,297 hogs, 524 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,346,911; by negroes, $48,385.
No. Schools: White, 71; Colored, 18.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. poll. Special County, 25c. on $100
and 75c. poll.
POST OFFICES: Ayersville, Big Creek, Brown Mountain, Campbell, DAL-
TON, DANBURY (c. h.), Dillard, Dellar, Delk, Elko, Francisco, GERMANTON, Gap,
Gideon, Hardbank, Heareford, Hartman, King, Limerock, Meadows, Mizpah, PINE-
HALL, Pinnacle, Prestonville, Red Shoals, Rockhouse, Sandy Ridge, Saxton, Smith,
Susan, Tulip, Vade Mecum, WALNUT COVE, Withers.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. No. miles. 500.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic & Yadkin, 20.80 miles, assessed value $206,605.42
Norfolk & Western, 10.67 miles, assessed value 101,970.05
Western Union Telegraph Company, 74.00 miles, assessed value 4,776.65
Southern Express Company, 31.47 miles, assessed value 3,644.01
SUPERIOR COURT: May 7th, two weeks; September 24tu.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— M. T. Chilton,
Danbury.
SHERIFF— R. J. Petree, Germanton, R.
F. D. No. 1.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Charles M.
Jones, Danbury.
TREASURER— John M. Reynolds, Pine
Hall.
CORONER— J. H. Fowler, Germanton,
R. F. D., No. 1.
SURVEYOR— R. P. Glidewell, Meadows.
CO. ATTORNEY— N. O. Petree, Dan-
bury.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— J. Walter Neal,
Meadows.
SUPT. CO. HOME— William R. Steph-
ens, Meadows, R. F. D., No. 1.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— J. T. Smith, Dan-
bury.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— N. A.
Martin,, (chin.), Danbury; E. Fulp,
Walnut Cove; R. E. Smith, Francisco.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— J. W. Gann,
(chm.), Madison, R. F. D., No. 3; R. F.
Shelton. Moores Springs; W. M. Mabe,
Danbury, R. F. D., No. 1.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. H.
Ellington, (chm.), Sandy Ridge; R. W.
Hill, Meadows, R. F. D., No. 1; H. M.
Joyce, Danbury.
COSTABLES— Peters Creek Township,
Walter Bullen, Hardbank; Quaker Gap, H.
J. Pell, Brown Mountain; Yadkin, F. G.
Thomas, hing; ' Sauratown, W. S. Vaughn.
Walnut Cove; Beaver Island, J. Ham Mitch-
ell, Dillard.
Justices of the Peace.
DANBURY TOWNSHIP— L. J. Young,
N. A. Martin, Danbury; Walter F. Davis,
Meadows; D. N. Allen, Hartman; R. W.
Hill Meadows, R. F. . No. 1; Wm. More-
field, Lime Rock.
MEADOWS— D. Poindexter, Germanton;
Cicero Boles, Germanton, R. F. D. No. 1;
J. D. Lawson, Meadows, R. F. D. No. 1;
I. G. Ross, Walnut Cove, R. F. D. No. 1.
YADKIN— J. H. Covington, King, R. F.
D. No. 1; W. L. Culler, Pinnacle; J.
P. Covington, Delk; J. S. D. Puniam, J.
King, R. F. D. No. 1; J. M. Culler, Tobac-
coville, R. F. D. No. 2.
QUAKER GAP— G. L. Simmons, Brim,
R. F. D. No. 1; R. E. Smith, Francisco;
J. D. George, Brown Mountain; J.
Walter Simmons, Tulip; J. R. P. East,
\ ude Mecum.
PETERS CREEK— George G. Shelton,
Danbury, R. F. D. No. 1; R. L. Lawson,
E. C. Shepherd, Dellar; J. A. Lawson, J.
M. Burge, Campbell; C. C. Campbell,
Smith.
STOKES COUNTY.
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SNOW CREEK— W. E. Willis, Jr., Ganns;
J. T. Wilson, Ayersville; D. S. R. Martin,
Ayersville.
BEAVER ISLAND— Robert Blackwell,
Walnut Cove, R. F. D. No. 5; J. Wilson
Mitchell, Dillard; W. A. Ward, Dillard; R.
P. McAnally, Saxon, Z. B. Martin,
Gideon; J. P. Dalton, Pine Hall.
SAURATOWN— J. I. Blackburn, Walnut
Cove; E. S. Withers, Withers; S. C. Rier-
son, Walnut Cove; E. Fulp, Walnut Cove.
Public School Teachers.
Adams, Miss Maggie, Walnut Cove.
Beasley, Elijah, Francisco.
Davis, Miss Lindsey, Guilford College.
Flippin, Miss Maud, Francisco.
Gon, O. N., Dalton.
Ham, N. R., Dalton.
Lasley, Miss Ruth, Gideon.
Lc.">.k. Mi=s A In, Peters Creek, Va.
Leak, Miss M-.mie, Peters Creek, Va.
Martin, Miss Alice V., Smith.
Moore, Miss Rachel, Smith.
Petree, O. N., Germanton.
Pell, L. P., Pilot Mountain.
Pulliam, O. L., Germanton.
Salmons, W. N., Hampton ville, R.
F., D., No. 1.
Smith, Miss Claudia, Francisco, R. F.
D., No. 1.
Covington, Miss Dora. Pilot Mountain.
Moore, Miss Lizzie, Smith.
Pepper, Miss Blonnie, Danbury.
Ray. Miss Judea, Danbury.
Smith, Miss Wilneta, King.
.Vail, Miss Dora. Pinnacle.
Vass, Miss Fannie, Walnut Cove.
Davis, Miss Gaitha, Davis.
Tuttle, Miss Lula, Meadows.
Griffin, Miss Lee A., Sandy Ridge.
Horsford, T. F., Intelligence.
Wilson, W. L. , Madison.
Brunei-, N. G., Redbanks.
Shough, Miss Mary, Shuff, Va.
Spainhour, Miss Nannie, King.
Bagby, W. A., Gray.
Shore, Miss Mamie, Rural Hall.
Fagg James M., Red Shoals.
Keizer, C. C, Tobacco ville.
Shelton, R. F., Moore Springs.
Neal, Miss Beulah, Walnut Cove.
Heath, Sam, Danbury.
Taylor, Miss Carlyle, Sandy Ridge.
Hawkins, Miss Fannie, Sandy Ridge.
George, Miss Annie, Francisco.
Stuart, Miss Mattie, Walnut Cove. ■
Brown, Miss Lettye L., Campbell.
Reid, Miss Annie, Vade Mecum.
Moore, Mrs. Edith M., Smith.
Adkins, Miss Lizzie, Red Shoals.
Simmons, J. W., Francisco.
Bondurant, R. F., Francisco.
Ellington, Mrs. H. L., Sandy Ridge.
Boyles, C. K., Pinnacle.
Stuart, Samuel H., Danbury.
Stone, Miss Lula, Pinnacle.
Smith, Miss Lela, King.
Young, Miss Cora, Dillard.
Shore, Miss Ellen, Rural Hall.
Ministers not in Towns.
PRESBYTERIAN— Robert W. George,
Francisf-o.
METHODIST— J. T. Ratledge, Danbury; S.
W. Green, Walnut Cove; S. H. Helsabeck,
Helsa; J. E. Simmons, Vade Mecum
Springs; A. M. Long, Pinnacle.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— A. L. Hun-
ter, Pinnacle.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— Alex. Moran.
Meadows; Gabriel Boles, Wilsons Store;
11. D. Mickey, W. M. Stone, Delk; J. L.
Pvrtln, Rockhonse; John H. Wright. Big
Creek; Paul Priddy, Danbury, R. F. D.
No. 1; J. A. Joyce, Dillard.
BAPTIST— P. Oliver, King. R. F. D. No.
1; N. J. Mathews, Westfield.
Schools and Academies.
DANBURY HIGH SCHOOL— J. T. Smith,
Principal. Danbnrv.
MOUNTAIN VIEW INSTITUTE— Mizpah.
DALTON INSTITUTE— W. A. Flynt, Prin-
cipal, Dalton.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. W. Slate, King, R. F. D. No. 1.
J. Thomas Smith, Westfield.
J. H. Ellington, Sandy Kidge.
Elias Fulp, Walnut Cove.
M. D. Phillips, Dalton.
W. V. McCanless, Danbury.
W. L. McCauless, Danbury.
W. H. Moore, Elko.
A. G. Jones, Walnut Cove.
J. Walter Neal, Meadows.
S. A. Moir, Francisco.
J. J. Leak, Francisco.
W. C. Slate, King, R. F. D. No. 1.
Lawyers.
A. H. Joyce, Danbury.
W. W. King, Danbury.
John D. Humphreys, Danbury.
N. O. Petree, Danbury.
John Y. Phil.ips, Dalton.
Lumber Plants.
J. E. Shelton. Sandv Kidge.
John L. Slate & Son, Mizj-ah.
W. G. Slate, Qjaker.
John Neal, Meadows.
E. W. Culler, Pinnacle.
Hylton &. Shelton, Rella.
Mickey & Wall, Rockhouse.
C. L. Jones, \ade Mi cum Springs.
A. J. Fair, Walnut Cove.
H. W. Riser, Mizpah.
John T. Moore, Moores Springs.
Pilot Mountain Lumber Co., Delk.
Mitchell & Mitchell, Dillard.
R. W. George, Francisco.
Strader Bros., Walnut Cove.
Taylor & Minish, Withers.
Marshall Bros., Walnut Cove.
Shepherd & Smith, Dellar.
Merchants not in Towns.
Aii'OS Bros., Hoareford.
Mrs. Mary E. Carroll, Germanton, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Grabs Manufacturing Co., King.
L. R. Coe, Dalton.
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STOKES COUNTY.
R. A. Dcshazo, Sandy Ridge.
J. R. Forest, Francisco.
J. C. Frans & Co., Big Creek.
J. C. Flinn & Son, Tine Hall.
J. D. George, Brown Mountain.
J. Wesley Morefield, Lime Rock.
O. L. Pulliam, Germanton, R. F. D.
No. 1.
i.iilnr. Price & Co.. Saxon.
G. W. Rakestraw, Ayersville.
J. F. ('villus. Smith.
L R Duncan, Prestonville.
Levi W. Ferguson, K.ng, R. F. D. No. 1.
T. J. Gann & Co., Gann.
Mary L. L. Hartman, Hartman.
W. J. Johnson, Germanton, R. F. D.
No. 1.
A. J. Jewel, Danbury, R. F. D. No. 1.
H. VI. Joyce, Danbuiy.
Caleb Hall, Sandy Ridge.
N. A. Man in, Danbury.
C. A. Mitchell. Dillard.
VV. G. Meadows. Mizpah.
L. W. Mai tin, Prestonville.
Si. A. Moir, francisco
W. P. Nelson, Hard Bank.
F. E. Nelson, Hard Bank.
W. L. Nelson, Danbury, R. F. IX No. 1.
L. G. Ross, Walnut Cove, R. F. D. No. 1.
D. S. Boyles, Walnut Cove.
J. H. Creasey, Elko.
Padget & Hutchens, Smith.
J. R. Lackey, Campbell, R. F. D. No. 1.
F. C. Smith, Smith.
J. E. Shelton, Sandy Ridge.
•I. E. bisk. Lime Rock.
W. L. Smith, Brim, R. F. D. No. 1.
E. C. Shepherd, Dellar
J. Walter Tuttle, King, R. F. D. No. 1.
A. G. Tuttle & Son, King, R. F. D. No. 1.
Thomas W. Tilley, Elko.
J. Spot 'I aylor, Danbury.
J. H. Wright, Big Creek.
Neal Bros., Meadows.
W. R. Bennett, Danbury, R. F. D.
No. 1.
J. A. Covington, Delk.
G. W. Hart & Son, Smith.
W. H. Tuttle, Mizpah.
F. L. Tuttle, Germanton, R. F. D. No. 1.
Nick Mitchell & Co., Gideon.
W. B. Willis, Prestonville.
S. T. Kiger, King.
E. P. Pepper, Danbury.
D. H. ""illntson. Pine Hall.
J. Walter Fowler, Walnut Cove, R. F.
D. No. 1.
S. L. Reynolds, King, R. F. D. No. 1.
W. G. Meadows & Son, King, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Mabe & Sons, Danbury, R. F. D. No. 1.
Swain Muiehelrl. Roikliouse.
Martha J. Simons, Francisco.
J. F. Shores, Uap.
Tuttle Bros., Germanton, R. F. D. No. 1.
Wall Bros., Campbell, R. F. D. No. 1.
D. N. Alley, Danburv, R. F. D. No. 1.
W. E. Butner, King.
J. A. Stone, Pinnacle.
W. G. Meadows & Son, Mizpah.
J. L. Leak, Pinnacle .
W. L. Hall & Son, Vade Meeum.
J. P. Smith, Campbell, R. F. D. No. 1.
J. W. Simmons, Francisco.
R. E. Smith, Francisco.
A. J. Fagg, Danburv.
Roller Mills.
E. W. Cullen & Son, Pinnacle.
J. E. Sliellon, Sandy Ridge.
R. W. George, Francisco.
R. W. George, Brown Mountain.
W. G. Slate, Quaker.
John E. Slate & Son, Germanton.
(leortre H. Charles, Germanton.
C. H. Shepperd, Sanuy Ridge, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Shippers of Produce.
W. F. Grabs, King.
C. M. Jones, Pinnacle.
"WALNUT COVE.
Incorporated in 1890.
Population, 390.
Value real estate, $33,982.
Value personal property, $30,000.
No. White polls, 48.
No. colored polls, 10.
Tax rate — 25c. on $100; 75c. polL
Town Officers.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of officers, 1 year.
MAYOR— W. B. Vaughn.
CLERK— R. L. Murphy.
TAX COLLECTOR— L. J. Samuel.
CHIEF OF POLICE— L. J. Samuel.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. L. Murphy,
J. W. Davis, S. W. Rierson.
POSTMASTER— J. R. Voss.
R. R. AGENTS— J. M. Young, Mattie
Crews.
EXPRESS AGENT— Mattie Crews.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. L. Lane, Pastor.
METHODIST— W. P. Albright, Pastor.
EP1SLUPAL — J. H. Williams, Recior.
Schools and Academies.
WALNUT COVE ACADEMY.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. Lizzie Webster.
(Vntral Hotel.
Neal Hotel.
Bailey Hotel.
Agricultural Implements.
A. & Mitchell.
Auctioneers.
S. W. Rierson.
C. H. Ray born.
Barber Shops.
D. 8. Boyles.
Blacksmith Shoes.
Luther Lash, (col.)
George Fulton (col.)
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
J. B. Woodruff.
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Boots and Shoe Shops.
Dock Hill, (col.)
James Hairston, (col.)
IRrifk M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. W. Banner.
Carriage Maufacturers.
W. P. Lanclreth.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
D. S. Watkins.
L. G. Lewis.
Dealers in Ice.
J. B. Woodruff.
R. L. Murphy.
Doctors.
A. G. Jones.
W. VV. Withers.
Druggists.
A. G. Jones.
Fish Markets.
J. B. Woodruff.
Flonv. Corn and Feed Mills.
A. J. Fair.
Furniture Dealers.
D. S. Watkins.
L. G. Lewis.
General Merchandise.
Fulton, Sons & Co.
J. A. Burton.
R. P. Joyce & Co.
J. B. Woodruff.
R. L. Murphy,
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
A. S. Mitchell.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Marshall Bros.
A. J. Fair.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. D. S. Boyles.
OiX Dealers.
A. S. Mitchell.
Faint and Oil Dealers.
A. S. Mitchell.
Sales and Livery Stables,
W. F. Bowles.
L. J. Samuel & Co.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— J. M. Young.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
A. J. Fair.
R. L. Murphy.
Watches and Jewelry
D. S. Bovles.
A. S. Mitchell.
GERMANTON.
Incorporated in 1883.
Population, 167; white, 89; colored, 68.
No. colored polls, 9.
No. white polls, 33.
TAX RATE— 15c. on $100; 60c. poll for
general purposes.
Election is held first Monday in May;
term of office, two years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— L. H. Hill.
CLERK— L. M. McKenzie.
TREASURER— L. M. McKenzie.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— De Witt Tut-
tle, L. M. McKenzie.
POSTMASTER— H. McGee.
R. R. AGENT— Mrs. F. P. Stewart.
EXPRESS AGENT— Mrs. F. P. Stewart.
Ministers and Churches.
EPISCOPAL— Rev. Mr. Berkley, Rector.
BAPTIST— C. C. Hay more, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. A. Clark, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Hargrove Cold. Pastor.
Agricultural Implements.
E. J. Styers & Co.
Barber Shops.
John King.
Blacksmith Shops.
Charles Covington.
Thomas Goode.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
P. R. Banner.
Cabinet-Makers.
P. R. Banner.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
P. R. Banner.
Contractors and Builders.
P. R. Banner.
J. E. Slate & Son.
Doctors.
L. H. Hill.
W. H. Bynum.
Druggists.
R. T. Beck & Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
George H. Charles.
J. E. Slate & Son.
N. G. Westmoreland & Sons.
General Merchandise.
H. McGee * Co.
L. M. McKenzie & Tuttle.
E. J. Styers & Co.
Grist Mills.
N. G. Westmoreland & Sons.
Retail Grocers.
J. F. Poindexter.
Sales and Livery Stables.
S. C. Hill.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. E. Slate & Son.
N. G. Westmoreland & Son.
G. H. Charles.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— Mrs. F. P. Stewart
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Long Distance with Bell Tel. Co.
E. J. Sty ere & Company.
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STOKES COUNTY.
PINNACLE.
Incorporated a 1901.
(Charter repealed.)
Population. 222 white; 28 colored.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL— S. W. Hall,
Principal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— E. W.
Culler, H. L. Stone, S. P. Jones.
POSTMASTER— W. J. Edwards.
R. R. AGENT— Miss Tine Simpson.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— R. M. Loftis, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. M. Rowland, Pastor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— A. L. Hun-
ter, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— H. D. Mickey,
Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses
E. F. Spainhower.
Agricultural Implements.
Spainhower & Flynn.
Books and Stationery.
Spainhower & Flynn.
Boots and Shoes.
W. J. Edwards.
Spainhower & Flynn.
Boots and Shoe Shons.
C. E. Stuart.
Canned Goods.
W. C. Dennis.
E. W. Culler & Son.
Contractors and Builders.
J. F. Spainhower.
A. A. Fulk.
Clothing. Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
H. L. Stone.
Crockerv and Glassware.
Spainhjwer & Flynn.
Cemeteries and Supts.
W. J. Spainhower.
Doctors.
J. S. Slate.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
E. W. Culler & Son.
Fruit Dealers.
Spainhower & Flynn.
W. C. Dennis.
J. G. Jones.
General Merchandise.
Spainhower <fc Flynn.
II. L. Stone.
W. J. Edwards.
W. C. Dennis.
J. A. Leake.
Grist Mills.
E. W. Culler & Son.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
E. \V. Culler & Son.
C. A. Butner.
W. A. Sullivan.
L. E. Culler.
Milinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. W. C. Dennis.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. J. S. Slate.
Paper-Hangers.
L. C. Holder.
Will Moser.
Produce Dealers.
W. C. Dennis.
Repair Shops.
J. L. & Julius Mickey.
Retail Grocers.
W. C. Dennis.
Sales and Livery Stables.
E. F. Spainhower.
Shingle Manufacturers.
E. W. Culler & Son.
Watches and Jewelry
J. A. Jackson.
VADE MECUM.
Hotels.
VADE MECUM SPRING CO.— Resort.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
Vade Mecum Spring Co.
General Merchandise.
Vade Mecum Spring Co.
Saies and Livery Stables.
Vade Mecum Transfer Co.
Telephone Exchanges & M'gTs.
Quaker Gap Telephone Co.
Stock Farms.
Angora Stock Farm Co.
Manufacturing.
Itacolumite Manufacturing Co.
Turnpike Co.
Winston-Stuart Turnpike Co.
SURRY COUNTY.
545
SURRY COUNTY.
County Seat, Dobson.
Formed in 1770 from Rowan county. Name derived from Surry county in England,
and means in Saxon, "the South river."
Area, 60u square miles.
Population: 25,515. White males, 11,326; white females, 11,285. Foreign born, 45.
Negro males, 1,423; negro females, 1,481. White males over 21 years, 5,019; negro
males, 450. White polls, 3,599; negro polls, 269.
Value of real estate, $2,178,541, increase of $12,649 over 1904. Value of personal
property, $1,500,255, increase of $129,232 over 1904, including .,,894 orses, 2,071 mules,
9 jacks and jennets, 20 goats, 7,803 cattle, 6,844 hogs. 1,175 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,615,919; by negroes. $60,877.
No. Schools: White. 60; Colored, 8.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c on $100. No. iron bridges, 4.
POST OFFICES: Alberty, Ashburn, Ashhill, Ararat Bridge, Belo, Bliss, Brim, Chat-
ham, Cody, COPELAND, Crutchfleld, Dale, Deron, Devotion, DOBSON (c. h.}, Edwards-
ville, ELKIN, Flatshoal, Goodspring, Harbour. Haystack, Hazel, Kapps Mill, Ladonia,
Laurelbluff, Low Gap, McLaurin, Mecca, Mei^gs, Moser, MOUNT AIRY, Perch, PILOT
MOUNTAIN, Pineridge, ROCKFOHD, Roundpeak, Rusk, Salemfork. Samuel, Shelton,
Shoals. Siloam, State Road, Stony Knoll, Stony Ridge, Turners Mountain, Venable,
Welcome, Wesley, Westfield, White, White Plains.
PUBLIC ROADS: R. T. Joyce, Mt. Airy, Supt. Worked by Old State Law and
taxation. Spent out of general fund, $400. Improved road, 50 miles.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic & Yadkin, 17.40 miles, assessed value $172,833.39
Southern Railway, 33.13 miles, assessed value 819,015.00
Southern Express Company, 52.55 miles, assessed value 6,085.94
Western Union Telegraph Company, 68.0U miles, assessed value 1,989.46
Mount Airy & Eastern, 5.00 miles, assessed value 9,700.00
SUPERIOR COURT: February 5th, one week; April 23rd, one week; August 27th,
two weeks, civil cases only; November 19th, one week.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— C. H. Haynes,
Dobson.
SHERIFF— J. M. Davis, Mt. Airy.
TREASURER— J. W. Redman, Pilot
Mountain.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— T. W. Davis
Dobson.
CORONER— W. P. Armstrong, Ash Hill.
SURVEYOR— V. Taylor, Bliss.
STANDARD KEEPER— R. Snow, Dobson.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH -.John R. \W.Uz,
Dobson.
SUPT. CO. HOME— J. P. Hodges, Dobson.
CO. SUPT. oCHOOLS— J. H. Allen,
Elkin.
HOARD OF EDUCATION— J. H. Allen,
Dobson; J. C. Kapp, (clim.), Kapps Mills;
G. C. Welch, Mt. Airy; J. S. Atkinson,
Siloam.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— L. G.
Waugh, (chm.), Dobson; J. F. Hendren,
Elkin; C. C. Holyfield, Venable.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— C. N. Boden
hammer, Mt. Airy; Abram Marion, Belo;
J. M. McCann, (chm.), Edwardsville.
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CONSTABLES— Mount Airy Township, O.
V Nicho's. White Plains; Long Uih, I,. A.
\rmstrong, Forg?; Shoals, A. L. ' Scott,
Slioals; Bryan, W. G. Simmons, Union
Hill; Rockford. C. N. Atkins, Copeland;
Siloam, W. S. Key, Siloam; Westlield,
A. M. Smith, Westfield; Eldora, J. C.
Wall, Ash Hill; Marsh, J. S. Layne, Rusk;
Dobson, Ab. White, Dobson; Franklin, J.
M. Todd, Low Gap; Stuarts Creek, E. L.
McGee, Stuarts Creek.
Justices of the Peace.
BRYAN TOWNSHIP— T. H. Wall, Mecca;
J. R. Caudle, Devotion; J. M. Cockerham,
Kapps Mill; B. J. Snow, Zephyr; F. W.
Norman, Union Hill; Newton McCain,
Union Hill.
UUUSON— R. S. Folger, Dobson; A. H.
Frepmsm, Dobson; G. M. Jervis, Dobson;
John H. Poindexter, Cody; S. G.
i Wright, Dobson; M. L. Dockery, Venable;
! J. A. Haynes, Dobson; J. M. Venabla, Tur-
| ners Mountain; J. C. Steel, Salem Fork:
I W. C. Hemmings, Belo
ELKIN— E. E. Harris. Elkin; J. A. Park,
i Elkin; I. A. Eidridge, Chatham.
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SURRY COUNTY.
MT. AIRY— S. L. Gi'mer, S. G. Pace, U.
I). Critss, J. A. Yokely, W. L. Gwyn, M. L.
Patterson, J. T. Reeves. E. F. McKinney,
Mt. Airy; E. C. Slielton, Shelton; T I?.
McCargo, Mt. Airy; J. A. Deatherage, Mt.
Airv; A. YV. Dean. Mt. Airy; N. P. Short,
Mt." Airy; Ed. Davis, Mt. Airy; G. W
Hiatt, Shelton; E. A. Hannah, Ml. Airy;
W, R. Saunders, Mt. Airy.
KLDORA— G. H. Marsh. Ash Hill; Jas.
Flippins, Ash Hill; J. P. Danlev, Belo.
LONG MILL— YV. S. Redman, Flat Shoal;
H. D. Fagg, Bliss; C. YV. Peel, Ararat.
MARSH— L. S. Reece, Crutchfield; R. J.
Sli.nl v, Codv; C. J. Draughn. Rusk.
PILOT— D. J. Dennv. Pilot Mountain;
James Bennett, Pilot Mountain.
KOCKFORD— G. M. Burrus, Roekford;
R A. Doss. Copeland: B. D. MeKrmghan,
J. T. Poindexter. YV. E. Key, Harbour; J.
T. Holyfield, Harbour; J. YV. H. Whitaker,
Stony Knoll.
SILOAM— Fred Reid. Siloam; R. W.
Fulk, Siloam; J. J. Stone, Siloam.
SHOAI.S— R. S. Seott, Perch; J. S. Fulk,
Deron; YV. E. Stone, Perch.
STUARTS CREEK— T. D. Golding,
Round Peak; C. E. Fleming, Pine Ridge:
J. C. East. Pine Ridge.
FRANKLIN— Joseph Hodges. Low Gap.
M. F. Bramer. Ladonia: E. Isaaeks.
WESTF1KLD— N D. Hill. YVestfield; E. F.
Jessup. YVestfield: V. H. Lewis, Brim; A.
F Snody. Shelton.
Public School Teachers.
Stimpson, Miss Minnie, Shoals.
Whitaker, Miss Mary, Siloam.
Hnrkrader, Miss Maggie, Dobson.
Draughan, T. S., Rusk.
Clark, Miss Nell, Lone Cedar, Va.
Galycan, J. A., Low Gap.
Cockerham, J. M., Kapps Mill.
Layne, J. D., Copeland.
Joyce, Miss Alice, Devoticn.
Joyce, Miss Lizzie, Devotion.
Marion, Miss Carrie, Dale.
Marion, E. E., Dale.
Pell, L. P., YVestfield.
McDaniel, W. W., Pilot Mountain.
Park, L. C, F.lMn. !
Blair. YY". B., Mt. Airy.
YVelch, Miss Ida, Mt. Airy.
YY'elth, Miss Emma, Mt. Airy.
Swanson, Miss Mary, Pilot Mountain.
Hiatt. Miss Lethia, Pilot Mountain.
YVelch, Miss Etta, Mt. Airy.
Redman, Miss Mary Jennie, Pilot Moun-
tain.
Redman. Miss Carrie, Pilot Mountain.
Philson, Miss Daylor, Stony Knoll.
Layne, Miss Nannie, Rusk.
Stone, Miss Fnima. Booneville.
Long, Miss Alice, Mt. Airy.
Tilley, Miss Lockie, YVestfield.
Gentry, J. YV., Chatham.
Redman. R. YV., Ararat.
Hemmings, YV. C, Dobson.
Hines, Miss Mary J., Brim.
Hatcher, Miss Sue, Mt. Airy.
Sparger, Miss Nannie, London.
Norman, Miss Lillie, I nion Hill.
Wall, Miss Ida B.. Mt. Airy.
Haymore, Miss Delia, Dobson.
Nance, J. F., Dobson.
Hutner, Miss Carrie, Stony Ridge.
Reece, Miss Mabel, Crutchfield.
Joyce, Miss Mamie, Devotion.
Roberts, J. C, El kin.
Snow, R. A., Round Peak.
Key, Miss Ellen, Ararat.
Risrgans, J. T. , Edwardsville.
Jan-ell , S. F., Round Peak.
Golding, T. D., Round Peak.
Jackson, YV. M., YVhite Plains.
Thompson, T. J., Mt. Airy.
George, T M., Ellun.
George, Mrs. T. M., Elkin.
Angel, Miss Carrie, Booneville.
Angel, Daisy, Booneville.
Atkins, Miss Nora, London.
Thompson, Miss Sallie, Devotion.
Snider, J. YY'., Pinnacle.
Key, J. D., Crutchfield.
George, Miss Lillian, Elkin.
Brintle, L. A., YVhite Plains.
Dockery, Miss Ettie, Zephyr.
Moser, E. H., Shoals.
McMickle, Miss Sallie, Edwardsville.
Martin, Ernest, Ladonia.
Davenport, Miss Lucy, Roekford.
McGuffin, R. P., Dobson.
Dobbins, J. P., Rusk.
Folger, T. J., Dobson.
Chilton. J. YV., Ararat.
Reid, YV. J., Dobson.
\Y"olfe, Hi my, I'niun Hill.
Norman, Miss Tisha, Stony Knoll.
Folger, A. R., Dobson.
Harkrader, Miss Lillian. Dobson.
Park, Miss Gertha. Elkin.
Nichols, Miss Bertha, Hazel.
Wall, YV. M., Mt. Airy.
Kirk, J. T., Lew Gap.
Wall, John, Mt. Airy.
Lewellyn, R. C , Dobson.
Atkins, Letf. , London.
Jones, Miss Lizzie. Mt. Airy.
Edwards, Miss Hattie, Mt. Airy.
YY'atson. Miss Fannie, Mt. Airy.
Holyfield, H. G., Roekford.
Stanley, Miss Dora, Rusk.
Baker, Mrs. Dora, Devotion.
Burrus, George. Roekford.
Booker, Miss Sarah, Round Peak.
Ministers Not in Towns.
BAPTIST— S. E. G?itrrv. Me.vu; A. J.
Williams, Zephyr; K. Thompson, Ladonia;
YY'. H. Beamer, Pine Ridge; C. C. Brown,
Mt. Airy; C. C. Arlington, Shelton; C. li.
Stone, Hay Stack; C. C. Haymore, Mt.
Airv; R. D. Havmore, Mt. Airy.
METHODIST— C. C. Williams," Zephyr; J.
A. Calloway, Union Hill; T. J. Logan,
Siloam; J." YV. Long, Roekford; YV. L.
Hutching, Mt. Airy.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— J. M. Roy»l,
White; W. R. YVelborn, Mecca; Gabriel
Denny, Deron; A. M. Denny, M~iggs; M. G.
Harbour, Harbour; T. J. Lawson, Dobson;
Henderson Cain. YVestfield: J. A. Ashburn,
Ashburn: G. 0. Key, Pilot Mountain: C. R.
Denny, Deron; W. H. Atkinson. Ash Hill.
FRIENDS— T. \V. VVooten, White Plains;
Miss Lorena Reynolds, Dobson; Miss Susan
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Roberson, Pobson; .1. R. Jones, Mt Airy.
Merchants not in Towns.
T. N. Atkins, Turners Mountain.
S. J. Atkinson, Siloam.
J A. Avers. Da'e.
Hilary Barker, Round Peak.
Christian k Simmons, Westfield.
Cornelius & Turner, Siloam.
\V. P. Uobson & Co., Rockford.
James Golding, Ararat.
Hawks & Boyl.s, Pine Ridge.
Davis, Sparger k Co , Ash Hill.
J. L. Wood, Copeland.
Denny Bros. & Co., Deron.
Eldridg" & Adams. Chatham.
J L. Forknrr, Ararat.
J. R. Greenwood, Round Peak.
15. E. Ha.vmore. Flat Shoal.
J D. Hamlin. Rockford.
Wesley Hill, Wesley.
J. W. Harbour, Harbour.
Newell Innman, Westfield.
Jones Bros., Rusk.
V. A. Kennedy. Union Hill.
Kapp & Butner. Kappa Mill.
W. J. Key, Ash Hill.
J. H. Lewis, Valentia .
Lowe & Simmons, Sbelton.
Tavlor Lowe, Low Cap.
D. L. k J. MeGee, Mt. Airy.
R. V. Marshall. Westfield.
J. J Mathes. Round Peak.
J. M. McCann, Fdwardsvi'le.
S. E. Marshall, White Plains.
Marion Bios., Siloam.
W. C. Perkins, Mos r.
Parks k Co., Roaring Gap.
J. K. Robertson, Pine Ridge.
E. S. Reece, Rockford.
J. H. Richards k Sons. London.
J. P. Simmons, Flat Shoals.
E. C. Sbelton, Shelton.
Thomas Simmons, Roaring Gap.
P. H. Snow, Good Spring.
Siloam Bargain House, Siloam.
F. W. Stewart, Round Peak.
B. W. Snow, Venable.
J. II. & J. A. Thompson, Devotion.
Trulove & Hauser, Shoals.
J. M Venable, Turn rs Mountain.
Wall Bros., Key & Co., Ararat.
Woodruff & Son, Low Gap.
J. M. Watson, Belo.
Aaron Whitakir, Siloam.
J. L. Wood, Cope'and.
Ira Retce & Son, Crutohfield.
Whitakir & McCee, Stony Ridge.
J H. Lowe, Westfield.
T. T. Snow, Zephyr.
E. V. Johnson, Bridge.
J. O. Fulk, White Plains.
Chair Factories.
Banner Chair Co., Mt. Airy.
Elkin Chair Co . E,kin.
Cotton Mills.
Hazlehurst Cotton Mills, Hazel.
Elkin Manufacturing Co., Elkin.
Flour Mills.
Granite City Mills, Worth and Worth, Mt.
A i ry.
Mt. Airy Roller Mills, Mrs. E. A. Sides,
Mt. Airy.
Elkin Roller MP's, E'kin.
Snow Creek Roller Mills, Dobbins Bros.,
Venable.
Grist Mills.
A. II. Kapp, Kapps Mill.
C. W. Bunker, Hay Stack.
J. R. Greenwood, Round Peak.
Jesse Davis, Belo.
A. Badgett, Turners Mountain.
II. Holyfield, Stony Knoll.
Mrs. R. R. Key, Deron.
Lumhei M'f rs and Dealers.
W. E. Cooper, Salem Fork.
Hubbard & Cooper, Alberly.
C. II. Cumings, Alberty.
Robert Cumings, Crutchfield.
l)o;.g as Bros. (X Co., Venable.
M. I. & J. L. Cockerham. Good Spring.
C. & J. L Thompson, Devotion.
Creed k A I kins. Hay Stack.
J. A. Creed, Turners Mountain.
C. C. Kallam, Belo.
P. I. Edmonds., Belo.
W. R. Doss, Copeland.
J. D. Ham in, Rockford.
S. J. Atkinson, Si'oam.
W. A. Sullivan, Perch.
Job lliatt. Pilot Mountain.
Frank Cook, Alberty.
Mines and Quarries.
Granite Mercantile Co., Stone (Quarry, Mt.
Airy.
Tohacco Factories.
Prather k Whit'ock. Mt. Airy.
W. R. Doss, Copeland.
II. Holvfield, Rockford.
T. B. Holvfield, Rockford.
W. P. Dodson, Rockford.
Roller Mills.
Dodson Bros., Pilot Mountain.
Snody, Chilton & Co., Westfield.
J. E. Burch & Bro., Rusk.
Siloam Roller Mills, Siloam.
J. D. Hamlin, Rockford.
Saw Mills.
Milton Angel, Sbelton.
F. W. & A. P. Norman. Union Hill.
J. I. & J. P. Be. ton, Mt. Airy.
R. K. Marshall, Mt. Airy.
Philips Bros., Mt. Airy.
R. S. Creed, Ladoma.
A. A. Miller, Harbour.
S. E Marshall. White Plains.
J. S. Marshall, Mt. Airy.
Wagon Manufacturers.
S. E. Marshall, White Plains.
DOBSON.
Incorporated in 1888.
Population, 460.
Election held first Monday in May.
one year.
Term,
548
SURRY COUNTY.
Ttwn Officers.
MAYOR— J. H. Folger.
TREASURER— N. J. Reid.
TAX COLLECTOR— H. J. Walker.
C1IIKF OF POLICE— R. P. Comer.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— H. F. Comer,
N. J. Reid, \V. W. Hampton, J. M. Boden-
heimer, T. W. Davis.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— E. Leff Wago-
ner, Supt. ; Miss Ella Wagoner (music);
Miss N. Bodenheimer, Teacher.
H"+"1s and Boarding: Houses.
DobsoTi Inn.
Cooper House.
Norman House.
D. N. Crowder.
N. J. Reid.
R. S. Folger.
Banks and Bankers.
SURRY COUNTY LOAN & TRUST CO.—
(Dobson Branch) — R. C. Lewellyn, Cashier.
Barber Shops.
L. H. Snow.
Carriage Manufacturers.
H. F. Comer. (Buggies.)
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
R. 0. Folger.
F. M. Cormvell.
Mineral Water Bottlers.
Dobson Mineral Spring.
Mi*-" *■-■'•» pnd Churches.
METHODIST— A. W. Brvan, Pastor.
BAPTIST— R. D. Maymore, Pastor.
FRIENDS— Miss Lorena Reynolds, Pastor.
Doctors.
W. C. Fo'gcr.
John R. Woltz.
General Merchandise.
Hampton & Co.
J. H. C. Norman.
W. B. Norman.
W. T. Comer.
N. J. Reid.
S. F. Riggs.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. M. Creed.
Lawyers.
J. Guy Carter.
J. R. Lewellyn.
T. W. Foiger.
W. L. Reece.
R. C. Freeman.
J. M. Bodenhamer.
J. B. McGuffin.
J. H. Folger.
Carter & Lewellyn.
MOUNT AIRY.
Incorporated in 18S5.
Population, 4,000; white, 3,235; colored.
765.
Value of real estate, $549,005.
Value of personal property, $390,204.
Tax rate — City purposes, 33 l-3c. ; schools,
35c.
Floating debt, $90,000.
City owns lights.
City owns power.
Election held first Monday in May. Term,
:>ne year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— S. G. Pace.
CLERK— F. M. Poore.
TREASURER— F. M. Poore.
TAX COLLECTOR— G. B. Cody.
CHIEF OF POLICE— E. W. Vaughan.
POLICEMEN— G. B. Cody, W. Floyd.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Jesse H. Pra-
ther, F. M. Poore, J. A. Hadley, John
Banner, B. F. Sparger.
BOARD OF AUDIT— J. A. Hadley, John
Banner, F. M. Poore.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— E. D. Sum-
mers, Supt.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Geo. W.
Sparger, (chm.), E. H. Wrenn, Thos. Faw-
cett, W. F. Carter, J. A. Hadley.
POSTMASTER— E. C. Capp.
R. R. AGENT— R. W. Finlator.
EXPRESS AGENT— O. H. Quincy.
Cemeteries and Supts.
Oakdale— W. G. Sydnor.
Ministers and Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— B. \V. j^oane, Pastor.
METHODIST— (Central Church)— A. \V.
Blank, Pastor; L. B. Cordell, Presiding
Eld.r; Mt. Airy Circuit, D. C. Ballard.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
BAPTIST— J. E. Smith, Pastor.
FRIENDS— L. Lier, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Blue Ridge Inn.
Greenwood Hotel.
Central Hotel.
Miss M. F. Moore.
Mrs. J. L. Banner.
Mrs. Cornelius.
M. L. Dean.
Hotel Brown.
Mrs. Preston.
Mrs. C. E. Parker.
Mrs. Trotter.
Mrs. Sehaub.
Agricultural Implements.
J. D. McCollum.
W. E. Merritt.
F. L. Smith & Co.
John Martin.
Architects.
Thos. Woodroffe's Sons.
Auctioneers.
John Hundley.
S. G. Pace.
Capt. Carter.
Andy Bosley.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK— Thos. Fawcett,
Pres. ; Geo. D. Fawcett. Cashier. Capital,
$50,000. Undivided Profits, $20,000.
SI RRY COUNTY LOAN AND TRUST
CO.— J. H. Prather, President; Geo. D.
Fawcett, Treasurer; Capital, $20,000; Sur-
plus and Profits, $2,000.
BANK OF MT. AIRY-^J. H. Prather,
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Pres. ; W. J. Byerly, Cashier. Capital,
$30,000; Surplus and Profits, $1,000.
Barber Shops-
W. C. Norman.
A. T. Penn.
John Bullen.
Robert Bray.
Brokers.
G. M. Booker.
G. C. Lovill.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
B. V. Holcornb.
Willis Ferguson.
J. C. Council.
A. F. Stewart.
T. F. Satterfield.
Fulp & Son.
Dobbin & Smith.
Tilley Shelton.
Blacksmith Shops.
Han'is Bros,
Joseph Fry.
J. 1. Massey.
Dave Massey.
Books and Stationery.
J. D. Jenkins.
W. C. Moore.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
J. C. Barrows.
J. C. White.
Jno. Williams.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Wrenn & Council.
W. E. Merritt.
J. Midkiff.
Bicycle Dealers.
Charlie Hodge.
John Hodge.
Ca billet-Makers.
W. W. Lowry.
E. L. Kingsbury.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Mt. Airy Buggy Co.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
E. A. Hannah.
J. W. Earp.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
H. Schafer.
Prather Clothing Co.
S. M. Hale.
Mt. Airy Clothing Co.
J. E. Barker.
G. C. Welch.
Coal and Wood.
T. B. McCargo.
Confectionery Dealers.
W. C. Moore.
F. M. Poore.
E. W. Padderson.
Mrs. Joe Merrill.
Cotton Mills.
Hazelhurst Mills.
Laurel Blufl.
Crcckery and Glassware.
E. C. Foy
Thompson Furniture Co.
Contractors and Builders.
J. A. Tesh.
Helton & Son.
T. G. Penn.
C. F. Taylor.
Thomas D. Roberts.
Dealers in Carriages.
Mt. Airy Buggy Co.
Dealers in Ice.
Robt. Dean.
Mt. Airy Ice Co., M'f'g.
Dealers in Tobacco.
B. F. Sparger.
T. N. Brock.
Rrown & Co.
Thomas Havnes.
R. J. R. Tobacco Co.
American Tobacco Co.
P. A. George.
Dealers in Grain and Sted.
F. L. Smith iSt Co.
J. D. Smith.
J. E. Barber.
Lovell & Jackson.
W. E. Merritt.
Dentists.
J. E. Bnnner.
D. N. Hicks.
R. R. Folger.
Doctors.
W. S. Taylor.
T. B. Ashby.
J. B. Hoilingsworth.
J. M. Hoilingsworth.
E. M. Hoilingsworth.
Robt. Hoilingsworth.
E. W. Allied.
Druggists.
J. W. MoPhrrson & Co.
Groves Bros.
Ashcroft Drug Co.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Mary Vernon.
Mrs. J. R. I'ad'lison.
Miss Ada B-asley.
Miss Ida Lemons.
Miss Katie Barker.
Miss Rosa B. Edwards.
Dry Goods and Notions.
W. W. Burke.
J. E. Barker.
W. B. Haymore.
Lovill & Jackson.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
J. D. McCollum.
Mrs. E. A. Sides.
Messiek fJrcrery Co.
J. W. Greenwood.
J. C. Worth.
Fou/i -Jries and Iron Woiks.
J. D. Mimick.
Fruit Dealers.
W. C. Moore.
J. R. Paddison.
Mrs. Riddle.
Furnituro Manufacturers.
MT. AIRY FURNITURE CO.— J. A.
Yokley, Pres.; E. 11. Kucklitzky, Sec. and
Treasurer.
550
SURRY ( OUNl'Y.
FURNITURE CO.— J.
A. L. small, .-ec.
li.
.ml
NATIONAL
Prat her. 1'n.s
Treasurer.
MT. AJUY TABLE <fc MANTEL CO.-
George (jl raves, President; (Jalvin Craves,
Secretary and Treasurer.
HANNEK MAM I'ACTflUNC CO.-.I. D.
Smith. 1'iesideni; .1 I., Banner, Manager.
FULTON MANUFACTURING CO.
Furniture Dealers.
E. C. ro.».
Thompson Furniture Co.
General Merchandise.
S. M. lla.e.
A. B. Bowman.
Galloway Bios.
E. 11. Wrenn.
J. I). Smith.
11. Schater.
J. E. Barker,
lnman & Dean.
l'hil lips At Parker.
G. C. We eh.
J. I. Belton.
B. \. Uolcuiiib.
F. il. Ponre.
West Hill Co.
J ick-im & Lovcll.
I.. O'Neal & Co.
Lowry.
Saunders.
Haymore.
Short.
Granite Quarries.
NORTH CORALINA GRANITE CORPO-
RATION—Thomas Woodruff & Sons, Props.
Surry Granite Co.
Rowe & Roach Co.
Grist Mills.
J. E. Spaugh.
Granite City Mills.
A. E. Sides.
Banner Manufacturing Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Impleni'ts.
F. L. Smith & Co.
W. E. Merritt.
J. D Mei o ,um.
J. W. Johnson.
Harness M'f'rs aui' Dealers
J. U Smith.
Seliafer.
Hides and Pelts.
II. Wrenn.
Schater.
Job Printing Offices.
Aii.* News.
L( ader.
Insurance Agencies.
W. Sparger.
G. S\.ln,.r
W.
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R.
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B.
N.
B.
II.
E.
11.
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The
Geo.
W.
J. G. Galloway.
Tims Fawceit,
McCargo & Hines.
Lawyers.
W. F. Carter.
Geo. W. Sparger.
S. P. Graves.
K I.. Haymore.
W. R. Badg ft.
V. E. Holcomb.
Carter & Lewellyn.
Laundries.
Mt. Airy Laundry.
Locust Pin Factory.
Baiiy Manufacturing Co
Lumber M frs and Dealers.
K. K. Marshall.
Kelt. Mi \ Sim.
C. F. Tavlor.
J A. Tesh.
J. C. Hollingsworth.
Marble Works.
Mt. Airy Mai be Wei ks.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. B. A. Irvin.
Mrs. Riddl".
R. J. Galloway.
Masons an" Builders.
Thomas Witt.
Wilson Puckett.
W. M. Taylor.
W. Barnes
Jones Bros.
Mineral Waters and Bottlers.
Mt. Airv White Sulphur Springs.
Mt. Airy Bottling Works.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. M B. Hinpu
Miss Janet to Trotter.
Mrs. Cora Prather.
Mrs. W. B. Haymore.
Newspapers and Editors.
MT. AIRY NEWS— J. E. Johnson, Editor
in«' Pr»M'rii'Nir
WEEKLY LEADER— J. E. Albright, Edi-
tor.
Oil Dealers.
Standard r>i Co.
Papjr-Hangers.
\V A. Campbell.
To nnvis
John Bray.
Painters.
W A rnmpbell.
Jihn Bray.
I.. I>ayis!
G. Dnnrsrnn.
B. Patt r*on.
Will A-' -hi-rn.
J. F. Edwards.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
V T. Smith & Co.
Graves Bros.
W. E. Merritt.
P^o<1uce Dealers.
Piedmont Produce Co.
P. D. Muse.
II. Si lei I r.
E. H. Wrenn.
S. A. Hnnis & Co.
W. W. Thomas.
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Thomas & Cornelius.
A. F. Messic Grocery Co.
J. R. Paddison.
F. M. Poore.
N. P. Short.
E. B. Ashby.
West-Hill Co.
J. D. Smith.
R. C. Poore.
T. F. Satterfield.
Nicholson Bros.
Piedmont Produce Co.
Plumbers.
T. M. Everitt.
Jno. Hodge.
Retail Grocers.
E. W. Paddison.
F. M. Poore.
J. H. Nicholson.
C. R. Lawrence & Co.
R. C. Poore.
W. C. Moore.
W. W. Thomas.
E. F. Tavlor.
Heal Estate Agents.
Granite City Land and Improvement Co.
Oeo. W. Sparger.
W. G. Sydnor.
Sash and Blind Factories.
Belton ^ Son.
J. A. Tesh.
Sporting Goods.
J. P. Jenkins.
Charlie Hodges.
Stoves and Tinware.
T. M. Everett.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Granite City Livery Co.
Rierson & Samuels.
Telegraph Offices and M'gTS.
Mrs. J. M. Hollingsworth, Agent.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
BLUE RIDGE Ti^EPHONE CO.— E. C.
Heines, Pres.
BELL— (Long Distance)— E. H. Wilson.
Tobacco Factories.
Rucker & Witten Tobacco Co.
Prather & Whitlook.
Tan Bark Dealers.
Smoot Sons & Co.
J. D. Minnick.
Tobacco Warehouses.
Globe.
Central.
Piedmont.
Planters.
Wat-hes and Jewelry
R. H. Leonard.
Jos. Nations.
H. C. Cooper.
Wood-Working Shops.
Belton & Son.
J. A. Tesh.
Wholesale Grocers.
Granite Mercantile Co.
A. F. Messick Grocery Co.
West Hill Co.
J. D. Smith.
Electrical Supplies.
Hodge Bros.
F. L. Smith & Co.
Light & Water, I. W. Barber, Supt.
ELKIN.
Incorporated in 1889.
Population, 1000.
Value of real estate, $180,000.
Value of personal property, $132,000.
No. white polls, 181.
Tax rate, 35c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— E. E. Harris.
CLERK— J. F. Hendren.
TREASURER— J. F. Hendren.
'''AX COLLECTOR— Jas. Bivins.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS— J. H.
Ball, J. F. Hendren, R. M. Chatham, E.
F. McNeer. M. J. Boyl-s.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL— J. H. Allen,
USCHO0L COMMITTEE— J. F liendren, J
M Ball, R. W. Reece.
POSTMASTER— J. F. Walsh.
R R AGENT— W. E. Paul.
EXPRESS AGENT-W. E. Paul.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— H. C. Sprinkle, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
BAPTIST—I. J. Beach, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Elkin Inn. C. H. Gwyn, Proprietor.
Central, W. M. Greenwood, Proprietor.
Banks and Bankers.
El KIN NATIONAL BANK— U. J. Thur-
mond Pres.: A. Chatham. Cashier. Capital,
$25,000; Surplus and Profits, $5,000.
Bands and Officers.
Eikin Comet Band.
Barber Shops.
A. L. Reves.
Blacksmith Shops.
A. Q. Bates.
J W. Bowles.
Boots and Shoe Shops.
P. H. Underwood.
Shoe Factories.
Elkin Shoe Co.— A. M. Smith, Prop.
Jenkins Bros. Shoe Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Simmons & Shores.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Elkin Smith Co.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
(lick & Co.
Elkin Clothing Co.
Contractors and Builders.
John Biircham.
A. LI. Walls.
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Canned Goods.
Elkin Canning Co., Harris & Harris.
Proprietors.
R. M. Chatliam.
Cotton Mills.
Chatham Manufacturing Co.
Dentists.
R. W. Reece.
Druggists.
Elkin Drug Co. (Inc.).
Doctors.
J. W. Ring.
C. W. Mosley.
J. M. Recre.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. E. C. Kirkman.
Electric Companies & Officers.
Kleitric Light and Power Co., Chatham
Manufacturing Co., Proprietors.
Furniture Manufacturers.
Elkin Furniture Co.
Elkin Chair Co. — (Inc.)— E. F. Bailey,
President; G. L. Bailey, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Car Casket Co. (Inc.)
Elkin Veneer Manufacturing Co.
Furniture Dealers.
Rich-Walsh Furniture Co. (Inc.)
Klkin Furniture Co.
Cook Furniture Co.
General Merchandise.
Click & Co.
Greenwood Mercantile Co.
D. J. Cockerham & Son.
J. L. Harrison.
Crater, Saie & Co.
E. C. Kirkman & Co.
S. \V. Cot kfrlmni & Son.
W. W. Whitaker.
Hardware Dealers.
Elkin Hardware Co.
F. Tharp & Son.
Insurance Agents.
J. F. Hendren.
J. B. Horton.
Lawyers.
J. F. Hendren.
Locust Pin & Crossarm Factory.
Elkin Machine Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Btulah Fields.
llrs. Z. D. Greenwood.
Newspapers and Editors.
ELKIN TIMES— T. M. George, Editor.
Painters.
J. B. Bivins.
W. A. Six ires.
Photographers.
N. M. Greenwood.
Retail Grocers.
J. H. Tharo.
R. .Her Mills.
Elkin Roller Mills, R. M. Chatham,
Manager.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Jack Coekerham.
Stoves and Tinware.
0. 0. Edison.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
KLKIN TELEPHONE CO.— J. B. Hor-
ton, Manager.
Woolen Mills.
Elkin Woolen Mills, A. Chatham, Presi-
dent; H. G. Chatham, Secretary and Treas-
urer.
Watches and Jewelry
J. F. Walsh.
PILOT MOUNTAIN.
Incorporated in 1801.
Population, 900.
Tax Rate: 30c. on $100; 30c. for schools.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— O. E. Snow.
CLERK— W. J. Swanson.
ATTORNKY—O. E. Snow.
CHIEF OF POLICE— G. C. Smith.
TAX COLECTOR— A. S. Kev.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. M. J. Forkner.
R. R. AGENT— Miss Irene Simpson.
EXPRESS AGENT— Miss Irene Simpson.
TOWN COMMISSIONERS— 0. B. Flin-
chum, J. M. R«dman. W. J. Swanson.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— O. B. Flinchum,
S. W. Fulk, G. O. Key, J. M. Redman,
0. N. Swpnscn.
PILOT GRADED SCHOOL-^I. E. Pear-
son, Supt.
TWi^isters and Churches.
METHODIST— A. W. Cobb. Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— G. O. Key, Pastor.
BAPTIST— R. M. Loft is. Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
ttofpl Marion.
Hotel Dodson.
flarrell House
Mrs. J. A. Stone.
G. C. Smith.
Banks and Rankers.
PILOT BANK & TRUST CO.— W. A.
Blair, Pres. : W. J. Swanson, Cashier
Capital, $20,000.
^^alers in Tobacco.
Key & Co.
Monroe Bros. Tobacco Co. (Inc.)
Doctors.
R. E. L. Flippin.
J B. Smith
John L. Woltz.
D. W. Worth.
Drueerists.
Smith-Pittman Drug Co.
Furniture Manufacturers.
K. Nicholson.
Carriage Manufacturers.
Wall & Presnall.
J. H. Clifton & Co.
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General Merchandise.
J. P. Hines.
R. li. Redman.
J. W. Redman.
O. B. Flinchum.
G. L. Simmons & Co.
J. M. Napier.
O. N. Swanson.
S. K. V enable & Co.
L. Levy.
S. W. Fulk.
A. S. Key.
ILQMi>i'jJ Patterson.
Lawyers.
O. E. Snow.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Pell and Herrin.
Mrs. J. F. Stephens.
But.-*' & Kallam
?i; i. Edna Stone
Newspapers and Editors.
PILOT MOUNTAIN COURIER- W. G.
Howlett% Editor.
Photographers.
J. P. Lewis.
Produce Dealers.
T. P. Randleman.
A. D. Owens.
Sales and Livery Stahles.
M. L. Hill
Charlie McDaniel.
Roller Mills.
Redman Bros
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
FARMERS AND M KIK'IIANTS TELE-
PHONE—J. R. McDaniel, Owner.
BELL TELEPHONE— At Marion Hotel.
ROCKFORD.
POSTMASTER— W. Y. Davenport.
Hotels and Boarding; Hous JS.
J. G. Burns.
General Merchandise.
E. S. Reece.
W. P. Dobson & Co.
J. D. Hamlin.
Doctors.
D. F. Holcomb.
Lawyers.
John H. Dobson.
SWAIN COUNTY.
County Seat, Bryson City.
Formed in 1871 from Macon and Jackson c ounties. Named in honor of D. L. Swain,
Governor of North Carolina, and President of the University of North Carolina.
Area, 550 square miles.
POPULATION: 8,600. White males, 3,850; white females, 3,605. Indian males, 480;
Indian females, 427. Foreign born, 18. Negro males, 113; negro females, 98. White
males over 21 years, 1,552; negro males over 21 years, 35; Indians, 191. White polls,
1,136; negro polls, 15.
Value of real estate, $1,213,767, decrease of $182,018 from 1904. Value of personal
property, $471,679, increase of $26,830 over 1904, including 655 horses, 441 mules, 13
jacks and jennets, 42 goats, 6,282 cattle, 7,849 hogs, 2,683 sheep, 204 dogs, 7 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,498,061; by negroes, $2,694; by Indians, $184,691.
No. Schools. White, 35; Colored, 1; Indian 1.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. poll; debt, 23 l-3c. on $100 and 70c.
poll. Bonded debt, $15,000; interest. $900.
POST OFFICES: Almond, Birdtown, BRYSON CITY, (c. h.), Bushnell, Cherokee,
Dorsey, Fairfax, Forneys Creek, Gee, Governor Island, Hewitts, Jarretts, Judson,
Loveta, Medlin, Needmore, Noland, Oconalufty, Proctor, Seph, Smoky Mountain,
Swain, Wayside, WHITTIER.
PUBLIC ROADS: C. H. Meadows, Bryson City, Supt.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Southern Railway, 38.36 miles, assessed value $948,307.02
Western Union Telegraph Company, 39.00 miles, assessed value 1,141.01
Southern Express Company, 38.3'i miles, assessed value 4, 44.'. 56
SUPERIOR COURT: March 5th, two weeks; July 23rd, two weeks; October 22nd,
two week*.
COUNTY OFFICERS. I SHERIFF— J. A. Franks, Bryson City.
CLERK OF THE COURT- O. P. Williams, ' REGISTER OF DEEDS— R. W. Wright,
bryson City. Bryson City.
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SWAIN COUNTY.
TREASURER— D. D. Hart Elaka.
SI KVEYOR— S. R. Smiley, Almond.
CORONER— VV. T. Carson, Bryson City.
CO. ATTORNEY— R. L. Leatherwood, Bry-
son Citv
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— R. L. Davis, Bry-
Snll < ilj .
SUPT. CO. HOME— John Painter. Swain.
CO. SLIT. SCHOOLS— D. A. Randolph,
A'mond.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. A. Gib-
son, (chm.) Bryson City; R. T. Cuning
ham, Needmore; J. H. T^agu^. Whittier;
Attorney, T. D. Bryson, Bryson City.
(U. COMMISSIONERS — U. ... AicCracken
iilini.), Bryson City; J . A. Chambers.
Oronaluftv: W B. Pole, R««hi«n
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. R.
Snow, (chm.), A. J. Frank, in, E. C. Mon-
th th. Brvson Citv.
CONSTABLES— J. H. Matthews, Seph;
Charleston, J. C. Johnson, Whittier; Nan-
tahala, Jno. R. DeHart, Needmore; Forney
Creek, Frank Jenkins, Wayside.
Justices of the Peace.
CHARLESTON TOWNSHIP— J. L. Wilson
Brvson City; Edmond Parker, Bryson City:
J. N. Gibbs, Whittier; N. f. Shook, Bryson
City.
OCONALUFTY— W. A. McLaughlin
Sph; John Conner, Oconalufty; C. W
I "inker, Chrrokee.
NANTAHALA— A. M. Edwards, J. P
Rrendle, Jr., Almond; D. A. DeHart, Need
mere.
FORNEY CREEK— Joel W. Cnsp. Dbrsey
J. R. Martin, Bushnell; G. A. Brooks, Med
lin.
Piihlic Poti^ol Tn^oTiers.
John MeHan, Smoky Mountain.
Miss Flora Cabe, Sph.
Miss Bertha Rogers, Oconalufty.
Miss Sallie Battle, WhittiLr.
Miss Ju ia McHan, WhittLr.
Rob rt McHan, Whittier.
S. F. H nsley, Gov mors Island.
D. L. D" Hart. Brvson City.
J. W. Phillips, Brvson City.
A. M. Dawson. Bryson Cit«.
Miss Mary Dawson. Bryson City.
Miss Daisev G. Jon~s, Brvson City.
Miss Nell M. Sank. Bryson City.
Miss Alice D Ha t. Bry=on City.
Miss Minnie DrHart, Bryson City.
J. M. S agl<% Bryson City.
Miss Olli" D itz, Xo'ind.
Miss D^Pa Owi n. No'and.
Miss Fmma McHan. G e.
Miss Sarie B. Erwin. Bushnell.
J. R. Oliver. Bushn-11.
W. A. Franklin, Wavside.
L- slie Rogers, Fairfax.
Miss Ollie Wi'son, Proctor.
Miss G nie Tavlor. Proctor.
Miss Sa^ie Cook. M-diin.
Miss Dora S'agle, Judson.
C. A. Rando'ph. Judson.
S. B. Smiley, A'mond.
Miss Rosa Grant, Almond.
Miss Nellie M. White Almond.
Miss Ida McHan, Almond.
Miss Mary McHan. Hewitts.
J. N. Breedlove, Needmore.
J. M. Smiley, Needmore.
J. S. Moss, Needmore.
N. J. Burnett, Needmore.
M. C. McHan, Needmore.
Miss Laura Cunningham, Needmore.
John Burnett, Etna.
R. H. Cunningham, Swain.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST- W. II. nii.cn. T. I). Watson,
Oconaluftv; D. S. Coley, 0. P. Williams,
II. It. Ily.le, A. J. HhII. A. E. Lowe. Bry-
son City; II. A. Cunningham, J. S. Smiley,
J. S. Stanbery, Swain, J. S. Woodanl. J.
li. Edwards, J. A. Ammons. T. S. DeHart,
Needmore; W. C. Ilamric, Robert llogue.
Almond; John Lester, M. Rogers. Bushnell;
J. C. Laney, Wavside; R. C. Tipton. Fair-
fax: T. J. Calhoun, C. I. Calhoun, II. B.
took, Medlin; T. N. Freeman, SwaJn.
METHODIST— J. J. Edwards, Whittier
and Cherokee; A. W. Jacobs, Almond.
CONGREGATIONAL— P. P. 'McLean,
Whittier.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. H. Tenguc, Whittier.
W. R. Cole. Bushnell.
J. P. DeHart, Needmore.
Merchants not in Towns.
M. E. Floyd, Oconalufty.
O. W. Montieth. Cherokee.
D. K. Collins. Cherokee.
J. F. Enloe, Whittier.
F. M. Stevens, Whittier.
Moodv k Fisher, Whittier.
W. J. Keener & Co., Whittier.
Hvde & Enloe, Whittier.
D." DeHart. Loveta.
R. T. Cuninglmm. Needmore.
L. B. Woodard, Wers r.
Allison McHan, Almond.
R. G. Coffey, Almond.
J. R. Crisp, Almond.
F. R. Hewitt, Hewitts.
I). G. Fisher, Bushnell.
J. H. Horsey, Bushnell.
J. C. Welch". Bushnell.
A. V. Calhoun, Wayside.
Coburn & Wiggins. M dlin.
Hall & Calhoun, Medlin.
Shippers of Produce.
J L. Gibson.
J. IT. Ditmore.
Marr Bios.
Wilhide & Gibson.
W. M. DeHart.
BRYSON CITY.
Ineorpornted in 'SSS.
Population. Jl~.
Tax Rate: City purposes, 40c. on $100.
Town Officers.
Election held first Monday in May every
I two vears.
SWAIN— T RANSYLVANIA.
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MAYOR— A. J. Franklin.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. B. Carringer.
POLICEMAN— J. B. Carringer.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. M. Welch, A.
J. DeHart, R. L. Davis.
R. It. AGENT— G. M. Fleming.
EXPRESS A<;ENT— G. M. Fleming.
Ministers and Churches.
BAI'TiST— T. F. Deitz, Pastor.
METHODIST— Rev. Mr. Holloway. Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— A. N. Perryman, Pas-
tor.
rxotels and Boarding Houses.
ENTFI.LA-A. 11. Elmore, Prop
WEST DALE— J. F. Teague, Prop.
COUPER HOUSE— W. E. Angel, Prop.
Banks and Bankers.
BRYSON CITY BANK— D. K. Collins,
Prcsid nt; L. Lee Marr, Cashier. Capital,
$5,000; Surplus and Profits. $1,000.
SWAIN COUNTY BANK— A. M. Fry,
President; A. J. D.Hart, Cashier. Capital.
$10,000; Surplus and Profits, $1,000.
Agricultural Implements.
D. K. Collins.
M. E. Conley b Co.
iVi'lhidc & <:il>son.
J. H. Ditmore.
Barber Sho^s.
B. An\burn.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
M. L. Sitton.
Blacksmith Shops.
Charles Stalleup.
Boots and Shoes.
J E. Aneel.
George Lowe.
Contractors and Builders.
C. II. Meadows.
L. H. Stalleup.
J. P. Gibson.
Doctors.
A. M. Bennett.
R. L. Davis.
D. R. Bryson.
Druggists.
Smith & Reagan.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
J. Everett.
Newspapers and Fditors.
APPALACHIAN— Smith & Reagan, Edi-
tors.
General Merchandise.
D. K. Collins.
J. 11. Ditmor".
Wilhide & Gibson.
W. M. DeHart.
J. E. Marr & Co.
A. J. Franklin & Co.
Grist Mills.
T. D. & D. R. Bryson.
Insurance Agencies.
J. H. Everett.
L. Lee Marr.
Lawyers.
Fry & Rowe.
F. C. Fisher.
R. L. Leatherwood.
A. J. Franklin.
E. R. Hampton.
Bryson & Black.
K. Elias.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
A. J. Franklin.
Bryson City Pump Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. C. E. Wilhide.
Paper-Hangers.
W. M. Phillips.
M. Johnson.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. E. Angel.
Shingle Manufacturers.
A. J. Franklin & Co.
Pi»incle Dealers.
A. J. Franklin & Co.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— G. W. Sandlin.
Watcbes and Jewelry
W. V. Phillips.
J. M. Welch.
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY.
County Seat, Brevard.
Formed in 1S60 from Henderson and Jackson counties.
Area, 330 square miles.
POPULATION: 6.020. White males. 3,006; white females, 2,909. Foreis^i born,
:1. Neerro males, 305; negro females, 310. White males over 21 years, 1,351; negro
ma'-s ovr 21 years, 128. White polls, 945; negro polls, 42.
Value of real estate, $1,113,236, decrease of $142,034 from 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $458,431, increase of $60 179 over 1904, including 680 horses, 370 mules, 11 jacks
and jennets, 109 goats, 5,289 cattle, 5,603 hogs, 42,021 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,557,676; by negroes, $139,991.
No. Schools: White. 33; Colored, 3.
TAX RATE: Total, $1.00 on $100; debt, 65c. and $1.95 poll; special, Be; poor,
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4 2-3c. and 38c. poll; bridges, 4c; railroads, 28 l-3c. Bonded debt, $85,000; interest,
$5,100. No. iron bridges, 5.
POST OFFICES: Balsam Grove, BREVARD, (c. h.), Buck Forest, CALHOUN, Car-
sons Creek, Cedar Mountain, Cherryfield, C!otho, Davidsons River, Eastfork, Ecusta,
Galloway, Grange, Hogback Valley, Irvin, Jeptha, Loftis, Montvale, Penrose, Reba,
Tip Top.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. Bridge fund provided. No. miles,
500. Improved, 50.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Transylvania, 41.00 miles, assessed value $118,374.92
Southern Express Company, 41.00 miles, assessed value 3,254.32
SUPERIOR COuRT: April 9th, two weeks, first week criminal, second week civil
cases; August 27th, two weeks, first week criminal, second week civil cases; Novem-
ber 26th, first week criminal, second week civil cases.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— T. T. Loftis,
Srevard.
SHERIFF— C. C. Kilpatrick, Brevard.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Wallis Galloway,
Brevard.
TREASURER— W. H. Duckworth, Bre
vard.
CORONER— J. A. Cannon, Jeptha.
SURVEYOR— A. L. Hardin, Cedar Mount
CO. ATTORNEY— W. B. Duckworth, Bre-
vard.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— C. W. Hunt,
Brevard.
SUPT. CO. HOME— W. P. McGaha, Bre-
vard.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLb— T. C. Henderson,
Quebec.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. P.
Whitmore, W. B. Henderson, T. T. Patton,
Brevard.
CO COMMISSIONERS— L. W. Brooks,
vchm.), Liierryfield; T. H. Galloway, Bre-
vard; G. W. Wilson, Davidsons River.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— T. S.
Wood. D. L. English, Welch Gallo vay,
Brevjird.
CONSTABLES— Brevard, J. B. Allison,
Bievard; Bu.\d, Wiley Townsend, Penrose;
Cut hoy Creek, O. Bryson, Brevard; Es-
taloe, Wm. r'hastain, Rosnian; Duiinsrock,
L. A. Ashworth, Brevard, R. F. D. No. 1;
Gloucester, J. M. Galloway, Balsam Grove;
Higback, Lee Norton, Lake Toxaway; Lit-
tle River, E. Hamilton, Grange.
Justices of the Peace.
BREVARD TOWNSHIP— J. J. Shipman,
E. T. Henning, John C. Diaver, Brevard.
BOYD— A. J. Beck, Valley Brown, J. M.
Blvthe. Penrose.
CATHEY CREEK— J. M. Zachary, Cher-
ryfield; J. M. Hamlin, Brevard.
ESTATOE— H. K. Galloway, East Firk;
E. M. Whitmore, Rosman; W. M. Mercer,
Gallowav.
DUNNS ROCK— T.
Orr, Wm. Maxwell,
No. 1.
GLOUCESTER— W.
B. Summv, H.
Brevard, R. F.
A.
D.
E. Hall, M. W.
Mason. J. W. Owens, Balsam Grove.
HOG BACK— R. A. Jacobs, R. W. Bur-
gess, Lake Toxaway.
LITTLE RIVER— M. L. Hamilton,
Grange: v- O. McCrary, Cedar Mountain;
J. S. Heath, Grange.
Public School Teachers.
Lvday, G. T., Broad Valley.
Moffitt, Miss Lydia, Blantyre.
Moffitt. Miss Lillie, BlantjTe.
Bell, Miss Georgia, Brevard.
Blake, Miss Leona, Davidsons River.
Matney, Miss Leula, R. F. D. No. 1,
Davidsons River.
Lyday, L. F., Broad Valley.
Clayton, J. B., Penrose.
Galloway, Mrs. Donia, Balsam GroTe.
Wilson, Miss Lena, Broad Valley.
Price, J. C. Calvert.
Osborne, Miss Sallie, Brevard.
Mull, Mrs. Louisa. Carsons Creek.
Gillespie, Miss Janie, East Fork.
Galloway, Miss Victoria, Calvert.
Whitmire, Miss Olivia, Toxaway.
Aiken, C. F., Penrose.
Masters, Miss Dolly, East Fork.
Galloway, Wallace, Balsam Grove.
Bradley, Miss Meda C, Toxaway.
Perry, J. J., Davidsons River, R. V. D.
No. 1.
Duncan, L. W., Toxaway.
Justus, Miss Alice, Carsons Creek, or
Brevard, R. F. D. No. 1.
Middleton, T. F., Penrose.
Middleton, A. D., Penrose.
Owen, Miss Julia, Montvale.
Owen, J. R., Lake Toxaway.
McCall, S. B. O., Penrose.
Nicholson, H. P., Grange.
Hamilton, Miss Dicie, Grange.
Gallamore, C. M., Brevard.
Anderson, J. W., Cedar Mountain.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— F. M. Jordan, E. Allison,
Brevard; Acy Beck, Penrose; J. E. Gallo-
way, Galloway; Jesse R. Owens, Tip Top.
METHODIST— J. A. Sharp, Brevard.
Physicians not in Towns.
W. M. Lyday, Penrose.
A. C. Lyday, Penrose.
J. A. Cannon, Jeptha.
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Merchants not in Towns.
Bishop Bro., Cedar Mountain.
VV. P. Housed. Rebo.
W. S. Ashworth.
O. L. Erwin, Jeptha.
M. VV. Carron, East Fork.
E. S. McCall. Tip Top
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
VV. S. Ashworth, Grange.
Hides and Pelts.
W. 8. Ashworth, Grange.
Brevard Tanning Co.
Shippers of Produce.
O. L. Erwin, Jeptha.
Mont Glazner, Toxaway.
BREVARD.
Population, 640.
No. white polls, 175.
No. colored polls, 30.
Value of real estate, $300,000.
Value of personal property, $75,000.
Tax rate, 33 l-3c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— T. VV. Whitmore.
(l.KKK— A. K. Orr.
TREASURER— J. W. McMinn.
Cll'l PHYSK IAN— C. VV Hunt.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Anderson Galloway.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Miss Ueorgia Bell,
Prin.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. W. McMinn,
W. P. Wilt, A. K. Orr.
SCHOOL COMMITTEr.— J. H. McLean, E.
VV. i^ythe, VV. L. Aikin.
POSj'IMASTK.K— W. VV. Young.
R. R. AGENT— T. H. Galloway.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— R. G. Tuttle, Pastor; Bre-
vard Circuit, J. A. Fry.
BAPTIST— No Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Rev. Dr. Chapman, Rector.
PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Mr. Curry, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
BREVAKD INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL— E. E.
Bishop, Prin.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Franklin Hotel.
Henning Inn.
Acthal VVald Hotel.
Agricultural Implements.
Frank DeVane.
J. E. Clayton.
Banks and Bankers.
BREVARD BANKING CO.— J. F. Hayes,
President: Thos H. Shipman, Cashier. Capi-
tal, $25,000; Surplus and Profits, $G,000.
Barber Shops.
Ernest Black.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Aiken & English.
Morris & Morgan.
Blacksmith Shops.
0. C. Morgan.
L. F. Snelson.
Jeff 'linsly
Books and Stationery.
J. E. Clayton.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Kinsland.
M. M. King.
J. C. King.
Bicycle Dealers.
John Demit.
Canned Goods.
E. E. Lewis.
Contractors and Builders.
C. C. Kil pa trick.
J. M. Kilpatrick.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Kilpatrick & Whitmire.
Clothing. Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
T. D. England.
J. E. Clavton.
T. VV. Whitmire.
Erwin & Deaver.
VV. P. Weiit.
Dealers ii. Grain and Seed.
T. D. England.
Dealers in Ice.
Aiken & Eng iish.
Dentists.
J. H. McLean.
Doctors.
W. J. Wallis.
C. W. Hunt.
M. M. King.
Ed. English.
Dr. Garner.
Dr. Cheatham.
Druggists.
Zero Nichols.
Brevard Drug Co.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Fortune.
FIout. Com and Feed Dealers.
Brevard Roller Mills.
J. C. King Mill.
W. H. Duckworth.
Furniture Dealers.
Frank L. DeVane.
General Merchandise.
T. W. Whitmire.
J. E. Clayton.
T. D. England.
VV. P. Wei It.
Jenkins & Brothers.
J. C. Loftis.
Insurance Agencies.
Galloway & McMinn.
Job Printing Offices.
J. J. Miner.
Lawyers.
W. A. Gash.
VV B. Duckworth.
Welch Galloway.
Len English.
J. A. Forsyth.
Zachary & Breese.
Laundries.
Franklin Laundry.
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TRANSYLVANIA— TYRRELL.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
R. R. Deaver.
Machine Shops.
King & Kilpatrick.
Masons and Builders.
Cary & Bros.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. Itad Norton.
Mrs. C. S. English.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. J. C. King.
Newspapers and Editors.
SYLVAN VALLEY NEWS— J. J. Miner
Editor.
Nurserymen.
M. J. Orr.
Painters.
James Trantham.
Lon Hamlin.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Frank L. DeVane.
Produce Dealers.
W. Whitmire.
P. Aikin.
D. England.
W. v, ..itniire.
T.
J.
T.
T.
J. A.
Shingle Dealers.
Miller.
Plumbers.
Bishop & Co.
Real Estate Agents.
Galloway & Duckworth.
Sales and Livery Stables.
C. E. Orr.
Sporting Goods.
Frank L. DeVane.
J. E. Clayton.
Stov3s and Tinware.
W. E. Bishoo.
F. L. DeVane.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE— Wytmer &
Co., Managers.
■Water Company and Officers.
BREVARD WATER WORKS— W. A.
Cash, President; Z. W. Nichols, Secretary;
L W. McMinn, Treasurer.
Wood-Working Shops.
King & Kilpatrick.
NORTH BREVARD.
Incorporated in 1R09.
Value of real estate, $22,000.
Value of personal property, $5,000.
No. white polls, 16.
No. colored polls, 4.
Blacksmith Shops.
L. C. Neill.
M. J. Orr.
FruH Dealers.
ROSMAN.
Incorporated in luoi.
Population, 100.
Value of real estate, $50,000.
Value of personal property, $40,000.
No. white polls, 20.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. Brooks.
riHlEF OF POLICE— Lee Fisher.
Tanning Co.
Toxaway Tanning Co., $100,000 Capital
Stock.
Wood Manufacturers.
BLUE RIDGE LOCUST PIN CO.— Capital
Stock, $100,000.
TYRRELL COUNTY.
County Seat, Columbia.
One of the original precincts of the Lords Proprietors. Named in honor of Sir John
Tyrrell, one of the Proprietors.
Area, 320 square miles.
POPULATION 4,980. White males, 1,794.; white females, 1.724. Foreign bom, 9.
Negro males, 753; negro females, 709. White males over 21 years, 849; negro males
over 21 years, 322. White polls, 642; negro polls, 263.
Value of real estate, $465,232, increase of $8,260 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $316,661, increase of $15,073 over 1904, including 651 horses, 330 mules, 1 jack,
141 goats, 3,136 cattle, 7,657 hogs, 5,154 sheep, 17 dogs, 67 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $738,441; by negroes, $43,452.
No. Schools: White, 27; Colored. B.
TAX RATE: Countv, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 38o. poll; bridges, 15c. on $100 and 45c.
poll. (County warrants worth 100 cents on the dollar).
POST OFFICES: Alligator, Bay, COLUMBIA, (c. h.), Fort Landing, Gudger, GUM
NECK, Jerry, McKinley, Newberry.
TYRRELL COUNTY.
559
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. No. miles, 150.
SUPERIOR COURT: April 30th; November 5th.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— G. L. Liver-
man, Columbia.
SHERIFF— W. B. Cooper, Columbia.
TREASURER— H. M. McCleese, Columbia.
( ORONER— W. B. Colin, Columbia.
KKMSTKR OF DEEDS— T. L. Jones.'
SURVEYOR— C. C. lias-night. Columbia.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Jos. Barnes, Co-
lumbia.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— Robert Spruill,
Columbia.
HOARD OF EDUCATION— O. Brickhouse,
A. L. Walker, Columbia; J. W. Cahoon,
Gum Neck.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— J. B. Combs, Fort
L.nding; R. I. Hassell, Columbia; \V. W.
Sawyer, Columbia.
CO. ROARD OF ELECTIONS— B. W.
Colin, (chm.), C. R. Liverman, J. G, Brick-
liouse. Columbia.
CONSTABLES— Columbia Township, J. A.
Swain, Isaac Walk: r, Columbia; Gum Neck,
Claude V. Armstrong, Gum Neck.
Justices of the Peace.
COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP— J. T. Alexander.
C. T. Godwin, T. M. Hollaway, J. 1'. Alex-
ander. W. L . Norman, A. Liverman,
Columbia.
Al.i.H.ATOR— A. Melson, Fort Landing;
R. M. Hol'oway, C. C. Basnight, E. D. Ca-
hoon, Gudger.
SOUTH FORK— H. D. Bateman, Geo. B.
Bateman, S. C. Patrick, Creswell.
SCUPPERNONG— F. N. Brickhouse, J. F.
Davenport. E. R. Davenport.
GUM NECK— A. E. Jones, D. K. Sawyer,
W. A. Cooper, Gum Neck.
Public School Teachers.
Leroy, Miss Sadie, Columbia.
Brickhouse, Jerrv, Columbia.
Godwin, C. T., Columbia.
Overman, W. S., Elizabeth City.
Brickhouse, J. S. , Newberry.
Melson, W. G., Fort Landing.
Lupton, J. E., Jerry.
Belanga, Miss Zuleime, Creswell.
Brickhouse, Miss Verna, Bay.
McCleese, Miss Lola, Columbia.
Cotton Gins.
A. W. Owens, Columbia.
E. B. Hopkins, Columbia.
J. B. Combs, Fort Landing.
H. H. Phelps, Creswell.
Swain & Spencer, Jerry.
M. M. Alexander, Creswell.
R. T. Hassell, Columbia.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. B. Combs. Fort Landing.
A. Melson, Fort Landing.
Albemarle Lumber Co., Alligator.
J. W. Howett, Gudger.
J. E. Swain, Columbia.
J. <J. Brickhouse, Columbia.
Swain & Spencer, Jerry,
Paul Jones, Gum Neck.
W. B. Langley, Gum Neck.
D. Sawyer, Gum Neck.
R. L. Williams, Gudg r.
A. W. Brickhouse, Columbia.
Alexander & Cahoon, Jerry.
COLUMBIA.
Population, 400.
Tax rate, 20c. on $100 and 60c. poll.
Election held in May. Term, two years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— M. Maj tte.
CLERK— B. F. Duncan.
TREASURER— C. Bateman.
TOWN CONSTABLE— J. A. Swain.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— B. Duncan, C.
Batsman, Robert Knight, B. \V. Cohn,
George Gray.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Isadore Alexander.
R. R. AGENT— C. Barman.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— N. P. Stallings, Pastor.
METHODIST— Wm. P. Constable, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL (St. Andrew's)— Luther
Eborn, Rector.
Banks and Bankers.
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS— John B.
Combs, President; R. H. Spruiil, Cashier.
Capital, $7,300.
Schools and Academies.
COLUMBIA GRADED SCHOOL— B. F.
Hassell, Jr., Prin. ; Miss Matilda Spruill,
Assistant.
Hotels and Boardins Houses.
Columbia House, S. M. & L. P. Combs,
Proprietors.
Mrs. Brickhouse.
Barber Shops.
Isaac Pledger, (col.)'
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Brabble Cahoon.
Hayman Bros.
Blacksmith Shops.
John S. D'avenport.
J. T. Newberry.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Thomas Pritchett.
Casket Dealers.
Spruill & Combs.
Carriage Manufacturers.
J. S. Davenport.
Columbia Manufacturing Co.
Clothing, Hats, and Men's
Furnishings.
C. W. Tatem & Co.
R. S. Knight.
Columbia Mercantile Co.
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TYRRELL —UNION.
S.
D.
U.
Contractors and Builders.
E. C. Kemp.
H. M. Ilaymon.
J. Holloway.
C. Beach.
M. Owms.
Dealers in Carriages.
C. Bateman.
J. S. Davenport.
Columbia Manufacturing Co.
S. M. Combs.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Alice Alexander.
Mrs. S. R. Bateman.
Mrs. J. A. Litchfield.
Mrs. W. P. Constable.
Doctors.
Jos. L. Spruill.
B. W. Cohn.
Dealers in Ice.
Morris & Co.
Flour, Corn and Feed Dealers.
J. C. Meekins, Sr.
F. L. Cahoon.
D. A. Sample.
Davis Bros.
Furniture Dealers.
C. W. Tatem & Co.
General Merchandise.
Columbia Mercantile Co.
R. S. Knight.
A. L. Wa.ker & Co.
H. W. McCleese.
J. J. McCleese.
W. L. McCleese.
Mrs. F. L. Cahoon.
Davis Bros.
D. A. Sample.
Morris & Co.
Hides and Pelts.
M. Adler.
Davis,
Lawyers.
Mark Majette.
T. H. Woodley.
Lumber MTrs and Dealers.
R. I. Hassell.
The Branning Manufacturing Co.
Scuppernong Milling & M'f'g Co.
Richmond Cedar Works, Benj.
Manager.
Masons and Builders.
Thomas J. Davenport
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. S. M. Combs.
Mrs. S. R. Bateman.
Mrs. B. F. Cox.
Mrs. II. M. Hayman.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. W. P. Counstable.
Mrs. W. R. Spruill, Jr.
Painters.
T. A. Patrick.
Real Estate Agents.
D. O. Newberry.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. J. McCleese.
Spruill & Combs.
Julius Armstrong.
Saw Mills.
Albemarle Lumber Co., Alligator.
Branning M'f'g Co.
Scuppernong Milling & M'f'g Co.
Sliinirle Dealers.
Scuppernong Milling and M'f'g Co.
Watciies and Jewelry
AV. R. Spruill, Jr.
Telephone Exchanges & M'gTS.
Tyrrell County Telephone Co.
Alligator Telephone Co.
Undertake! s and Embalmeri.
Spruill & Combs.
UNION COUNTY,
County Seat, Monroe.
Formed in 1842 from Anson and Mecklenburg counties.
Area, 640 square miles.
POPULATION: 27,156. White males, 9,822; wh:te females, 9.335. Foreign born,
18. Negro males, 3,979; negro females, 4,020. White males over 21 years, 4,042;
:ugro males over 21 years, 1,509. White polls, 2.!)06, negro polls, 846.
Value of real estate, $2,390,503, increase of $37,512 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,966,783, increase of $126,824 over 1904, including 1,941 horses, 4,413 mules, 17
jacks and jennets, 155 goats, 10,285 cattle, 8,625 hogs, 1,690 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 bv whites, $4,357,286; by negroes, $116,522.
No. Schools: White, 86; Colored, 36.
TAX RATE: County, 18c. on $100; special, 37c; and $1.50 poll. Bonded debt, $7,500.
Two iron bridges.
POST OFFICES: Brown Creek, Coburns Store, Hope, Indian Trail, MARSH VILLE,
UNION COUNTY.
561
Mineral Springs, MONROE, (c. h.), Olive Branch, Stout, Unionville, WAXHAW,
W1NGATE, Zoar.
PUBLIC ROADS: B. T. Fletcher, Monroe, Supt. Worked by labor and taxation,
16 2-3c. on $100 and 62c. poll. Convicts used. No miles, 190; gravel, 6; crushed stone,
1; otherwise improved, 56.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Seaboard Air Line, 39.90 miles, assessed \alue $797,309.20
Pullman Company, 40.00 miles, assessed value 5,809.84
Western Union Telegraph Company, 299.80 miles, assessed value 8,239.44
Southern Bell Telephone Company 2,750.00
Southern Express Company, 39.80, miles, assessed value 4,609.33
SUPERIOR COURT: January 29th, criminal cases only; February 19th, civil cases
only; March 19th, criminal cases only; July 30th, criminal cases, only; August 20th,
two weeks, civil cases only; October 29th, two weeks, criminal cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— E. A. Armfleld,
Monroe.
SHERIFF— B. A. Home, Monroe.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. E. Stewart.
Monroe.
TREASURER— Jas. H. Williams, Monroe.
CORONER— W. A. Eubanks, Doster.
SURVEYOR— J. S. Baucom, Monroe.
STANDARD-KEEPER— F. H. Wolfe,
Monroe.
CO. ATTORNEYS— Redwine & Stack,
Monroe.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— H. D. Stewart,
Monroe.
SUPT. CO. HOME— W. T. Stewart, Mon
roe.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— R. F. Beasley,
Monroe.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— F. B. Ashcraft.
(chrn.), Monroe; J. A. xuarsh, Marshville;
J. N. Price Price's Mill.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— H. L. Price,
(chm.), Prices Mills; A. W. Biggers, Mon-
roe; W. G. Long, Unionville.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. C.
Sikes, Jr.. J. W. Hasty, V. T. Chears.
CONSTABLES— Marshville Township, C.
Huntly, Marshville; Lanes Creek, D. D.
Walden, Lanes Creek; Buford, D. J. Melton
Altan; Jackson, J. A. Gamble,
Waxhaw; New Salem, D. R. Pusser, Gi-
braltar; Goose Creek, J. A. Baucom, Longs
Store; Vance, J. M. Fomberlin, Indian Trail;
Sandy Ridge, T. S. Estridge; R. H. Moore,
Monroe.
Justices of the Peace.
MONROE TOWNSHIP— M. F. Flow, C.
N. Simpson, H. C. Moore, A. C. Johnson
P. B. Blakeney, Monroe; T. J. Gordon, N.
S. Ogburn, T. J. Gordon, Monroe.
SANDY RIDGE— G. T. Winchester, Min-
eral Springs; J. H. Winchester, Prices Mill;
J N. Price, Prices Mill; C. C. Mcllwaine,
Poortith; W. G. Sutton, Poortith.
VANCE— J. M. Harkev, J. E. Brown,
Indian Trail; W. D. Hawfield, Stout.
GOOSE CREEK— E. E. Presson, Union-
ville; J. T. Helms, G. A. Long, A. W.
McManus, Brief; I. A. Contz, Judith; W. G.
Long, W. A. Love, Unionville.
NEW SALEM— P. J. C. Efird, Morgans
Mill; H. T. Baucom, Olive Branch; M. C.
Austin, Negrohead.
MARSHVILLE-J. G. Frull, H. M.
Greene, T. C. Griffin, F. W. Ashcraft,
Marshville; A. R. Edwards, Marshville; A.
J. Brooks, Marshville.
LANES CREEK— B. F. .Parker, Lanes
Creek; J. S. Little, Lanes Creek; J. T. Cox,
Rushing: J. J. Cox, Rushing.
BUFORD— W. S. Belk, Waterloo; G. M.
Laney. J. C. Laney, Altan; D. C. Mont-
gomery, Waterloo.
JACKSON— H. A. Norwood, Walkersville •
W. J. McGuirt, Waxhaw; S. J. Richardson'
Waxhaw; R, T. Sistare, Waxhaw; H Mc-
Whorter, S. P. Walkup, T. L. Davis, Wax-
haw.
Public School Teachers.
Austin, J. M., R. F. D. No. 2, Unionville
Brock, W. E., Wingate.
Baucom, E. L., Altan.
Bakur, W. L. H., Monroe.
Baucom, Grover, Unionville.
Bivens, S. R., R. F. D. No. 3, Monroe.
Burton, J. Beasley, Indian Trail.
Boyte, J. H., Monroe.
Baucom, W. T., R. F. D. No. 6, Monroe.
Brown, Cecil B., Waxhaw.
Bryant, H. G., Reuben.
Critz, G. H., Monroe.
Cox, J. T., R. F. D. No. 1, Monroe.
Campbell, W. R., Oak Grove.
Chapman, O. M., Spartanburg, S. C.
Clark, W. i'. R. F. D. No. 5, Monroe.
Dry, M. B., Wingate.
Edwards, J. H., R. F. D. No. 4 Monroe
Edwards, J. M., Marshville.
Elliott, R. W., R. F. D. No. 4, Monroe
Funderburk, Roy, R. F. D. No. 1, Mon-
roe.
Griffin, Joel W., Richardson Creek.
Godfrey, J. B., Waxhaw:
Oriffin, B. H., R. F. D. No. 2, Marsh-
ville.
Guin, L. Edwin, R. F. D. No. 2, Mon-
roe.
Graves, H. B., R. F. D. No. 1, Monroe.
Guin, J. M., R. F. D. No. 2, Monroe.
Griffin, Ray, Wingate.
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UNION COUNTY.
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Greene, M. L., R. F. D. No. 2, Monroe.
llinson, J. E., Monroe.
Hamilton, \V. C, R. F. D. No. 2, Marsh-
Tille.
Huggins, L. E., R. F. D. No. 2, Marsh-
ville.
Hudson, Mike, Monroe.
Hamilton, Oscar A., Unionville.
Howie, B. F., Mineral Springs.
Helms, J. T., Unionville.
Helms, Sam. D., R. F. D. No. 2, Monroe.
Hinson, O. Q., Monroe.
Hugigns, T. J., R. F. D. No. 1, Monroe.
Howie, W. A., Mineral Springs.
Howie, S. F., Mineral Springs.
Hamilton, O. C, Unionville.
James, M. L., Olive Branch.
Long, Thomas W., R. F. D. No. 1, Umon-
▼ille.
Long, Oscar, Wingate.
Long, W. R., Matthews.
Lemmond, W. O., Unionville.
Long, J. V., Loves Level.
Lemmond, R. W., Cleone.
Long, Samuel, Loves Level.
Love, D. C, Sincerity.
Mullis, Ira B., Wingate.
McNeelev, Ney, Waxhaw.
. McNeeley, C. V., R. F. D. No. 2, Wax-
haw.
McNeeley, S. H., R. F. D. No. 2, Wax-
haw.
I Morgan, C. O., White Store.
! McWhorter, W. E.. Wingate.
' Meggs, H. P., Wingate.
| Mullis, G. R., R. F. D. No. 2, Monroe.
Messamer, T. E., Mineral Springs.
i Norwo6d. H. A., Walkersville.
' Nisbet, R. N., Waxhaw.
Price, T. L., Loves Level.
Preslar, S. W., R. F. D. No. 1, Monroe.
| Philips, W. H., R. F. D. No. 18, Mat-
thews.
; Parker, John H., Fry.
: Price, Lemuel A., R. F. D. No. 2, Mon-
roe.
! Parker, L. L., R. F. D. No. 1, Monroe.
! Rowell, J. W., R. F. D. No. 2, Waxhaw.
: Richardson, M. H., R. F. D. No. 4, Mon-
l»e.
( Richardson, W. E., Monroe.
! Richardson, H. C, Marshville.
Stacey, H. E., Waxhaw.
Simpson, J. D., R. F. D. No. 2, Wax-
haw.
, Sutton, G. W., Poortith.
I Scott, Ruse, R. F. D. No. 2, Monroe.
Smith, J. L., Euto.
Simpson, O. L., Brown Creek.
Scott, R. W., Monroe.
Spcrest, A. M., Monroe.
Smith, J. C, Fry.
Tucker, J. T., R. F. D. No. 1, Wingate.
', Williams, C. B., Unionville.
Wiley, T. M., Henrietta.
Williams, Lee, Monroe.
Walker, J. R., Waxhaw.
Belk, Miss Etta, Hope.
Belk, Mre. Julia, Atlan.
Blakeney, Miss Kate, R. F. D. No. 4,
Monroe.
Bivens, Miss Esther, Wingate.
Belk, Miss F., Wingate.
Covington, Miss Mary L., Monroe.
Cunningham, Miss Aima, Waxhaw.
Clark, Miss Verna, R. F. D. No. 5,
Monroe.
Cuthbertson, Miss Margaret, R. F. D. No.
5, Monroe.
Cuthbertson, Miss Mary, R. F. D. No. 6,
Monroe.
Cuthbertson, Miss Lillian, R. F. D. No.
5, Monroe.
Cunningham, Mrs. O. E., Waxhaw.
Cuthbertson, Miss Ada, R. F. D. No. I,
Monroe.
Davis, Miss Maggie, Waxhaw.
Eubanks, Mrs. Belinda L., Hope.
Erwin, Miss Maggie L., R. F. D. No. 15,
Pineville.
Funderburk, Miss Julia E., R. F. D. No.
1, Monroe.
Griffin, Miss Delia, R. F. D. No. X,
Wingate.
Gribble, Miss Mattle, Hope.
Guin, Misa Bessie, R. F. D. No. t,
Monroe.
Greene, Mrs. Emma, Marshville.
Griffin, Miss Mattie, R. F. D. No. S,
Monroe.
Howard, Miss Cora Lee, Waxhaw.
Hunter, Miss E., R. F. D. No. 18, Mat-
thews.
Howey, Miss Nellie, Monroe.
Hamilton, Miss Pearl, Monroe.
Hamilton, Miss Mattie, R. F. D. No. 2,
Marshville.
Hinson, Miss Rilla, R. F. D. No. 8,
Monroe.
Hamilton, Miss S., Wingate.
Hamilton, Miss Lillie, R. F. V. No. 2,
Marshville.
Harrell, Miss Annie, R. F. D. No. 1
Monroe.
Hamilton, Miss Lizzie, Wade.
Honeycutt, Miss Lettie, R. F. D. No. 6,
Monroe.
Huntley, Miss Eulalia, Marshville.
James, Miss Cornie Lee, Olive Branch.
Kiny Mrs. J. E., Roberson, S. C.
Laney, Miss Susan, Hope.
Lingle, Miss Sarah J., Marshville.
Liles, Miss Kate, R. F. D. No. 1, Monroe.
Long. Miss Lillie, Loves Level.
Laney, Miss Rcbekah, Hope.
Liles. Miss Mary, Wingate.
Lee, Miss Eva, R. F. D. No. 1, Monroe.
Moore, Miss Ethel, Monroe.
McLendon, Miss Daisy, R. F. D. No. 18,
Matthews.
Meigs. Miss Lydia, Wingate.
Marsh, Miss Alice, Mars.r'hle.
Mcllwaine, Miss Fannie, iVasnw,
McWhorter, Miss Emily, R. F. D. No. 2,
Waxhaw.
McNeeley, Mrs. W. R., R. F. 1). No. 2,
W* xhaw.
McAllister, Miss Effie, Walk-rtown.
Nesbitt, Miss Evelyn, Van Wyvk, S. C.
Presson, Miss Mattie, R. F. D. No. 2,
Monroe.
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Presson, Miss Rosa, R. F. D. No. 2,
Monroe.
Parker, Miss Mary, R. F. D. No. 1,
Monroe.
Presson, Miss Cornie, R. F. D. No. 2,
Monroe.
Price, Miss Jennie, R. F. D. No. 18,
Matthews.
Perry, Miss Mattie, Wingate.
Price, Miss Bessie, R. F. D. No. 6,
Monroe.
Parker, Miss Beulah, R. F. D. No. 1,
Monroe.
Rodman, Miss Pear, R. F. D. No. 18,
Matthews.
Richardson, Miss Dora, R. F. D. No. 4,
Monroe.
Richardson, Miss Bright, R. F. D. No.
4, Monroe.
Richardson, Miss Ida, R. F. D. No. 4,
Monroe.
Rushing, Miss Annie, R. F. D. No. 3,
Marsh ville.
Rushing, Miss Cora E., R. F. D. No. 5,
Marshville.
j Richardson, Miss Eva, R. F. D. No. 4,
Monroe.
; Stewart, Miss Annie, Marshville.
, Squires. Miss Cora B., Matthews.
! Secrest, Miss Bertha, K. F. D. No. 2,
Monroe.
] Sloan, Miss Bertie, Monroe.
j Stewart, Miss Mary, Monroe.
> Sturdivant, Miss Maggie, Monroe.
! Scales, Miss Nan, Monroe.
! Stewart, Miss Agnes, Monroe.
: Wiley, Miss Claudia, Lilesville.
] WUey, Miss Margaret, Lilesville.
1 Walkup, Miss Maggie, R. F. D. No. 1,
Waxhaw.
i Williams, Miss Mittie, R. F. D. No. 1,
Monroe.
Williams, Miss Mittie, R. F. D. No. 1,
Monroe.
| Wil.iams, Miss Mamie, Monroe.
' Walkup, Miss Bernice, Waxhaw.
■ Williams, Miss Lois, Monroe.
I Wolfe, Miss Corinne, Monroe.
Williams, Mrs. Lillian, R. F. D. No. 1,
Monroe.
Worley, Miss Isabel, Monroe.
Walters, Miss Dora, Hope.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— J. G. Gulledge, Monroe; R. H.
James, Wingate: D. A. Snider, Marshville,
M. C. King, Monroe; J. A. Biven, Rich-
ardson Creek; A. Marsh, Marshville; A. C.
Davis, Olive Branch.
I'RKSBYTKRIAN— S. C. Boyce, Wolff-
ville.
METHODIST— J. P. Hipp, Monroe; M.
H. Hovle, Wardlaw.
Cotton Seed Oil Mill*.
SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO.— T. C.
Lee, Manager. Monroe.
Schools and Academies.
Weddington Academy, C. R. Clegg,
Principal, Wardlaw.
Union Institute, O. C. Hamilton.
Morgan Academy, Morgans Mill.
Wesley Chapel Graded School— H. E.
Stacy. Principal, Prices Mills.
Wingate School, M. B. Dry, Principal,
Wingate.
Marshville Academy, H. H. Caldwell,
Principal, Marshville.
Physicians not in Towns,
T. W. Redwine, Wolfsville.
A. D. N. Whitley, Unionville.
W. H. Price, Wardlaw.
J. B. Eubanks, Lanes Creek.
W. H. Gribble, Hope.
R. Armfleld, Marshville.
H. M. Brooks, Olive Branch.
W. H. Smith, Unionville.
Merchants not in Towns.
Price, H. L., Prices Mill.
J. W. Deese, Prices Mill.
Price, Hemby & Co., Wardlaw.
F. A. Crane, Poortith.
Winchester & Howie, Mineral Spring*.
T. L. A. Helms, Unionville.
R. C. Nisbet, McCains.
Frank Brady, Walkersvill*.
W. P. Plyler, Waterloo.
Lickett Belk, Waterloo.
Isham Plyler, Zoar.
Long & Baucom, Longs Store.
James C. Austin, Negmhead.
John A. Austin, Sincerity.
J. I. Orr. Indian Trail.
M. A. Walters & Sons, Zoar.
J. C. & A. T. Austin, Gibraltar.
Cotton Gins.
G. R. Winchester & Sons. Mineral Springs.
J. F. Doster & Sons, Mineral Springs.
J. N. Price & Co., Prices Mill.
J. H. Godfrey, Waxhaw.
W. P. Necley, Walkup.
P. C. Stinson & Sons. Indian Trail.
Stewart & Austin, Oak Grove.
J. C. Bailey & Sons, Marshville.
T. C. Braswell, Euto.
J. C. Helms, Ray wood.
W. T. Griffin, Richardsona Creek.
Gulledge Bros., Rushing.
W. A. Love, Unionville.
E. E. Presson, Unionville.
W. D. Stamps, Walkersville.
Hemby & Crowell, Wardlaw.
Howard & Hudson, Wardlaw.
B. C. Hinson. Waterloo.
Bivens, Heath & Rodman, Waxhaw.
C. Brown & Sons, Waxhaw.
J. C. Carroll, Waxhaw.
J. M. Crow & Bro., Waxhaw.
Helms & Richardson. Helmsville.
Wm. Perry & Co., Wingate.
J. A. Deal, Wolfsville.
M. A. Walters, Zoar.
Plyler fi Hays. Waterloo.
Hall, Dowd & Potts, Poortith.
Z. A. Biggers, Prices Mills.
Price & Co., Prices Mills.
M. C. Hagler. Albans.
J. L. Autrey & Sons, Brown Creek.
R. W. Seegars, Brown Creek
James A. Bennett, Faulk.
Belk & Plyler, Hope.
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UNION COUNTY.
Sam H. Crowd], Indian Trail.
J. VV. Kil lough, Indian Trail.
S. K. Belk, Monroe, R. F. D. No. 1.
Parker & Oarlock, Lanes Creek.
A. Gulledge, Altan.
A. J. Austin, Longs Sltore.
J. W. Love, Longs Store.
M. L. Tucker & Son, Longs Store.
W. G. Long;, Loves Level.
J. W. McCain & Co., Waxhaw.
Asheraft, Rushing & Marsh, Marshville.
J. R. Griffin & Son, Marshville.
J. T. Tadlock, Marshville.
Bivens & Lee, Monroe.
Griffin Bros., Monroe.
Lee & Williams, Monroe.
Albert Helms, Waterloo.
J. Shute & Sons, Monroe.
Southern Cotton Oil, Monroe.
J. T. Helms, Loves Level.
H. T. Baucom, Olive Branch,
P. C. Stinson Ac Sons, Indian Trail.
Saw Mills.
P. C. Stinson & Sons, Indian Trail.
J. C. Bailey & Sons, Marshville.
Lee & Williams, Monroe.
C. L. Youngblood, Monroe.
Shippers of Produce.
A. C. Johnson, Monroe.
M. L. Flow & Co., Monroe.
H. M. Broom, Monroe.
W. P. Harris, Waxhaw.
C. Broom & Sons, Waxhaw.
Marsh-Lee Co., Marshville.
M. K. Lee & Co., Monroe.
Bruner & Huey. Monroe.
MONROE.
Incorporated in 1844.
Population, 4.500, (Including Suburbs).
Value of real estate, $585,892.
"Value personal property, Sp.i50,6'74.
No. white polls, 325.
No. colored polls, 98.
Tax rate, $1.35; city purposes, 95c;
schools, 40c.
Bonded debt, $45,000.
City owns water works.
City owns lights.
Election held first Monday in May. Term,
two years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. V. Houston.
CLERK— B. C. Asheraft.
ATTORNEYS— Adams, Jerome & Armfield.
CITY PHYSICIAN— J. M. Blair.
STANDARD-KEEPER— F. H. Wolfe.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT.— S. J. Welsh.
CHIEF OF POLCE— W. L. Howie.
POLICEMEN— Thurlow Laney, J. A. Wil-
liams.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— D. Armfield, J.
T. Shute, T. C. Lee, R. Redfearn, J. A.
Stewart.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— S. O. Blair,
G. M. Beasley, S. J. Welsh, H. B. Adams,
8. W. Parham, W. S. Lee, R. A. Morrow.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— J. D. Rast, Su-
perintendent.
POSTMASTER— J. S. Hasty.
EXPRESS AGENT— H. D. Browning.
INDUSTRIAL AGENT— J. W. Townsend.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— W. P. Ware, Pastor; S. A.
Stewart.
PKKSBYTERIAN— G. H. Atkinson, Pastor.
BAPTIST— W. F. Watson, Pastor.
ST. LUKE'S— (Luthern)— George D. Bern-
heim, Pastor.
ST. PAUL'S— (Episcopal)— Luther Martin,
Rector.
Cemeteries and Supts.
Monroe Cemetery, Tom McCorkle.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Commercial — Mrs. Tucker, Prop.
The Central— N. G. Russell, Prop.
The Gloucester— N. G. Russell, Prop.
Mrs. Matthews.
Mrs. Thompson.
J. A. Caldwell.
H. B. Shute.
Architects.
C. T. Hallman.
Auctioneers.
G. W. Redfearn.
Bakers.
C. F. Newman.
Banks and Bankers.
PEOPLE'S BANK— O. P. Heath, Presi-
dent; Rcscoe Phifer, Cashier. Capital, $55,-
000; Surplus and Profits, $17,000.
BANK OF UNION— W. S. Blakeney, Presi-
dent; W. C. Wolfe, Cashier. Capital, $25,-
000; Surplus and Profits, $8,000.
SAVINGS, LOAN & TRUST CO.— R. B.
Redwine, President; F. H. Wolfe, Cashier.
Capital, $25,000; Surplus and Profits $3,000.
Barber Shops.
E. G. Foust.
Milton Dargan, (col.)
Buildinc & Loan Associations.
MONROE BUILDING AND LOAN— J. R.
English, President; B. C. Asheraft, Secretary
and Treasurer.
Brokers.
O. C. Curlee.
J. E. Stack.
Lee Williamson.
J. D. Futeh.
Tom Redwine.
Henderson-Snyder Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. D. Fullenwiuer.
V. Presson.
J. D. Parker.
Blacksmith Shops.
H. Griffin.
J. Shute & Sons.
C. Hagler.
F. Hagler.
R. Perkins, (col.)
Books and Stationery.
The W. J. Rudye Co.
BrVk M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. Shute & Sons.
Pate & Shuman.
UNION COUNTY.
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Bicycle Dealers.
Brooks Myers.
Chamber of Commerce.
W. S. Lee, President.
Cabinet-Makers.
T. P. Dillon.
Contractors and Builders.
Hallman & Tvndell.
J. Shute & Sons.
A. B. Haywood.
Wm. V. fucker.
Monroe Manufacturing Company.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
T. P. Dillon.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Lee & Lee.
A. Levy.
D. W. Flow.
W. H. Beik & Bro.
People's Dry Good? Co.
D. M. Clarkson, Manager.
McRae Mercantile Co.
Crockery and Glassware.
J. R. Knglish & Co.
McRae Mercantile Co.
S. J. Welsh.
John R. Simpson & Co.
J. A. Crowell.
Confectionery Dealers.
Henry Myers.
Bruner & Huey.
H. M. Brr.om.
H. M. Broom & Co.
M. L. Flow.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
J. E. Stack.
J. M. Fairley.
Lee Williamson.
E. C. Winchester.
Walter Lockhart.
W. J. Hudson.
Dealers in Carriages.
T. J. Shannon & Co.
E. M. Griffin.
Heath-Lee Hardware Co.
Afonroe Hardware Co.
C. C. Sikes.
Piedmont Buggy M'f'g Co.
Dealers in Ice.
J. D. Parker.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
J. R. Enirlisli & Co.
Crow Bros.
Collins & Biggers.
English Drug Co.
Houston Supply Co.
Dentists.
B. C. Redfearn.
W. B. Houston.
J. W. Stephenson.
Doctors.
J. M. Blair.
J. E. Ashcraft.
J. W. Neal.
S. A. Stevens.
H. D. Stewart.
G. B. Nance.
J. S. Massey. (col.)
E. L. Thomas (col.)
Drusrsrists.
S. 0. Blair.
M. E. McCaulay.
Clarence Houston.
J. E. MeCarten.
C. N. Simpson, Jr.
L. J. Welch.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Lee & Lee.
Shannon & Co.
W. H. Belk & Bro.
A. Levy.
McRae Mercantile Co.
Peoples Dry Goods Co.
Electrical Supplies.
City of Monroe, J. F. Carroll, Supt.
Florists.
C. F. Newman.
Fish Markets.
J. D. Parker.
J. R. Simpson & Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Heath-Morrow Co.
J. R. English & Co.
Shannon & Co.
Crow Bros.
Houston Supply Co.
McRae Mercantile Co.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Henderson Roller Mills.
J. Shute & Sons.
Furniture Dealers.
T. B. Dillon.
Monroe Furniture Co.
General Merchandise.
Houston-Lee Supplv Co.
J. R. English & Co.
J. Shute & Sons.
Collins & Biggers.
McRae Mercantile Co.
M. C. Broom.
L. R. Helms.
Crow Bros.
A. C. Johnson.
M. L. Flow Co.
S. B. Hart.
N. S. Oghurn.
C. H. Richardson.
W. P. Kendall.
J. W. Hill & Co.
Grist Mills.
J. Shute & Sons.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Heath-Lee Hardware Co.
Monroe Hardware Co.
McRae Mercantile Co.
Shannon & Co.
Hides and Pelts.
M. Waller.
Insurance Agencies.
The Peoples Bank— W. M. Gordon Mana-
Savings, Loan and Trust Co.
L. H. Thompson.
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UNION COUNTY.
Job Printing Offices.
G. M. Beasley & Bro.
Ashcraft Bros.
Lawyers.
Redwine & Stack.
Adams, Jerome & Armfleld.
Williams & Lemmond.
R. L. Stevens.
F. F. Griffin.
L. Medlin.
J. C. Sikes.
Laundries.
Willie Wnh.
J. J. Lockhart.
Leather Dealers.
Heath-Lee Hardware Co.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Monroe Manufacturing Co.
J. Shute & Sons.
Machinery Dealers.
Heath-Lee Hardware Co.
Monroe Hardware Co.
Manufacturers.
MONROE COTTON MILLS— W. C. Heath.
Ma n;i gi r.
CROW HOSIERY MILLS— J. J. Crow,
Managi r.
FLORENCE SKIRT & M'F'G CO.— B. F.
Houston, Manager.
Carriages «>nd Buggies.
PIEDMONT BUGGY CO.— T. J. Payne,
Manager.
Masons and Builders.
Ingram & Greene.
J. Shute & Sons.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
W. H. Belk & Bro.
Mrs. A. Levy.
Lee & Lee.
Peoples Dry Goods Co.
Mineral Waters and Bottlers.
Monroe Botling Works — Thos. Price, Pro-
prietor.
Musical Instruments.
T. P. Dillon.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE ENQUIRER— B. C. Ashcraft, Edf-
tor.
THE JOURNAL— R. F. Beasley & Bro.,
Editors and Proprietors.
Painters.
McCorkle Bros.
Will Carroll.
Paptr-Hangers.
Will Carroll.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
The English Drug Co.
C. N. Simpson, Jr.
S. J. Welsh.
Plumbers.
J. W. Rudpre.
J. F. Correll.
Real Estate Agents.
W. M. Gordon.
A. M. Crowell.
Union Real Estate Co., Frank Armfleld,
Manager.
Retail Grocers.
Bruner & Huey.
H. M. Broom.
M. C. Broom.
L. R. Helms & Co.
\. C. Johnson.
M. L. Flow Co.
3. B. Hart.
L. S. Helms.
Doster Co.
Henry Myers.
L. N. Persson.
M. Waller.
C. H. Richardson.
J. R. Simpson & Co.
J. A. Lingle.
Sash *«nd Blind Factories.
J. Shute & Sons.
Monroe Manufacturing Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
E. M. Griffin.
Union Stock Co.
C. C. Sikes.
E. A. Annfield & Sons.
Shannon & Co.
Stoves and Tinware.
L. R. Helms.
McRae Mercantile Co.
Heath-Lee Hardware Co.
Monroe Hardware Co.
Shingle Dealers.
J. R. English & Co.
J. Shute & Sons.
C. L. Youngblood.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs. '
Western Union, Miss Mattie Pyron, Man-
ager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs\
Monroe Telephone Co., W. H. Norwood,
Manager.
Trust & Investment Companies.
Monroe Land Improvement Co., J. M.
Fairley, Manager.
Veterinary Surgeons.
Watt Ashcraft.
Water Company and Officers.
City of Monroe, W. P. Cook, Supt.
"Watches and Jewelry
W. S. Krauss.
W. J Rudge Co.
H. Smith.
W. C. Ogburn, Jr.
Wood-Working Shops.
Monroe Manufacturing Co.
J. Shute & Sons.
Wholesale Grocers.
Heath-Morrow Co.
Coal and Wood.
Monroe Wood Yard, C. L. Youngblood,
Manager.
UNION COUNTY.
567
WAXHAW.
Population. 800.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— N. S. Matthews.
CLERK— J P. Garrison.
TREASURER— J. P. Garrison.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. M. Niven, T.
E. H. Stephenson, J. P. Garrison.
CHIEF OF POLICE— L. W. Hagler.
POSTMASTER— T. C. Hagler.
R. R. AGENT— H. V. Smith.
EXPRESS AGENT— H. V. Smith.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— L. T. Mann, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
II. F. Bivins.
G. James.
W. T. Godfrey & Co.
Schools and Academies.
WAXHAW NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE— J. R. Walker, Principal ; R.
N. Nisbet, O. E. Cunningham, Miss Bessie
Chears, Assistants; Mrs. J. R. Walker,
Music Teacher.
Banks and Bankers.
WAXHAW BANK— J. L. Rodman, Pres.;
T. A. Kendrick, Cashier. Capital, $15,000.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. T. Godfrey & Co.
G. James.
Cotton Mills.
RODMAN-HEATH COTTON MILL— J. L.
Rodman, It sid nt: E. J. Heath, Vice-
President; W. T. Wingate, Supt.
Doctors,
H. C. Hoiifston
W. R. McCain
Dr. Rober,scn
Druggists.
L. E. Reaves.
Eugene McLarty.
Waxhaw Ding Co.
Jackson Drug Co-
Gensral Merchandise.
Rodman Heath & Niven.
Rodman! Heath & Co.
A. W. Heath Co.
Broom & Garrison.
C. J. Hudson
R. J. Belk & Co.
D C. McDonald.
W. R McDonald.
W. T. Godfrey & Co.
John L. Walkup.
S. J. McGiverts.
IVatches and Jewelry.
W. F. Chears & Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Rodman, Heath & Niven.
A. W. Heath Co.
MARSHVILLE.
Population, 480.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. C. Brooks.
CLERK— E. E. Marsh.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— M. K. Lee, H
B. Marsh, W. A. Deese, E. E. Marsh, 3j
C. Griffin.
POSTMASTER— B. D. Hasty.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. C. Marsh.
R. R. AGENT— J. C. Marsh.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— G. O. Wilhoit, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Robinson, Pastoi,
Hotels and Boarding Houses,
Commercial Hotel.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF MARSHVILLE— J. H. Le«
President; Jesse Williams, Cashier. Capital
$10,000.
Schools and Academies,
MARSHVILLE ACADEMY — H. H. Cald-
well, Principal.
Butchers.
Hasty Bros. & Co.
Brick Yards.
T. M. Edwards & Co.
Blacksmith Shops.
E. P. Bass & Co.
Rollins Bros.
M. A. Moore.
Cotton Gins.
Marshville Milling Co.
Doctors.
W. A. Dees.
R. Armfleld.
Druggists.
Marshville Drug Company.
General Merchandise.
Marsh-Lei <
M. K. I ee Mercantile Co.
Griffin Supply Co.
Liles Bros.
O. A. Phifer.
A. P. Phifer.
J. T. Mills.
Marsh Bros.
Lawyers.
J. C. Brooks.
Newspapers.
OUR HOME— J. Z. Green, Editor.
Sales and Liver' Stables.
E. C. Griffin.
G. A. Marsh.
J. O. Bailev & Son.
568 \ VNCE ( 01 \TY.
VANCE COUNTY"
County Seat, Henderson.
Formed in 1881 from Granville, Franklin and Warren counties. Named in honor of
Zebulon B. Vance.
Area, 260 square miles.
POPULATION: 16,684. White males. 3.426; white females, 3.503. Foreign born,
82. Negro males, 4,696; negro females, 5,059. White males over 21 years, 1,700; negro
males over 21 years, 1,842. White polls, 1,238; negro polls, 950.
Value of real estate, $1,725,636, decrease of $19,001 from 1904. Value of personal
property, $1,825,286, increase of $68,358 over 1904, including 1,963 horses, 408 mules, 1
jack, 6 goats, 4,200 cattle, 5,952 hogs, 356 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $3,306,911; by negroes, $244,011.
No. Schools: White, 32; Colored, 24.
TAX RATE: County, 63c. on $100.
POST OFFICES. Bearpond, Bobbitt, Brockston, Carlton, Cokes, Dabney, Epsom,
Gillburg, Greystone, HENDERSON, (c. h.), K1TTRELL, MIDDLEBURG, Townesville,
Watkins, Williamsboro, Woodworth.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by labor and taxation, 3c. on $100 and 9c. poll.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Seaboard Air Line, 28.35 miles, assessed value $566,509.18
Southern Railway, 7.06 miles, assessed value 174,531.93
Pullman Company, 20.00 miles, assessed value 2,904.92
Western Union Telegraph Company, 176.00 miles, assessed value 6/'&7.96
Henderson Lighting & Power Company, assessed value 3,500.00
Southern Express Company, 35.41 miles, assessed value 4,100.91
Union Tank Line Company, assessed value 12,309.75
SUPERIOR COURT: February 19th, two weeks; May 21st; October 1st, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— Henry Perry,
Henderson.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— K. W. Edwards,
Henderson.
SHERIFF— E. A. Powell, Henderson.
TREASURER— W. E. Garv, Henderson.
SURVEYOR— W. H. Hood', Henderson.
CO. ATTORNEY— A. C. Zollicoffer, Hen-
derson.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— J. Hill Tucker
Henderson.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Walter Huff, Hender-
son.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— R. J. Gill,
(chm.), Henderson; J. U. Fleming, Dab-
ny; H. T. Shanks, Williamsboro.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— Joseph C. Kittrell,
Henderson.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— James Amos,
(chm.), Henderson; John A. Fleming, Mid-
dleburg; H. W. Crews, Dabnev.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. H.
Bridgers, (chm). Henderson; J. H. Parham,
Ei'Pom : S. G. Sattervvhite.
"CONSTABLES— O. S. Falker, Hender-
son; P. B. Smith, Kittrell: E. A. Lewis,
Townesville.
Justices of the Peace.
HENDERSON TOWNSHIP— W. E. Gary,
W. D. Burwell, R. J. Corbitt, J. H. Bunn,
J. T. Jones, W. H. Hart, I. B. Gary, B. W.
Brame, T. L. Jones, Frank Wortham, Hen-
derson.
KITTRELL TOWNSHIP— C. H. Williams,
11. M. Hight, H. E. Crews, Thomas H.
Crudup, Kittrell.
SANDY CREEK— R. H. Southerland, J.
N. Tunstall.
MIDDLEBURG— J. K. Plummer. W. EL
Panish. C. A. Rose, H M. Church.
NUTBUSH— T. A. Riggan, C. M. White.
TOWNESVILLE— N. D. Morton, J. M.
B. Hunt, N. D. Boyd, D. S. Marrow, E. O.
Taylor.
U 1LLIAMSBORO— R. A. Bullock, J. H.
Rice.
DABNEY— J. U. Fleming, L. W. Bur-
roughs, S. W. Greenway, J. B. Glover.
Public bclicol Teachers.
Furgerson, Miss Kate, Kittrell.
Cox, Miss Pearle, Kittrell.
Rowland. Mrs. H. F.. Middleburg.
Evans, Miss Mamie, Williamsboro.
Haft, Miss Sudie. Henderson.
Harris, Miss A. L., Manson.
Clayton, Miss M., Fairport.
Pool, Miss. Cokes.
Edwards, Miss Rosa, Middleburg.
Satterwhite, Miss Eugenia, Middleburg.
Burwell, Miss Lillie, Townesville.
Kittrell, Miss Lucy, Kittrell.
Jones, Miss Meta, Kittrell.
Howell, Miss Irene, Watkins.
VANCE COUNTY.
569
Graham, Miss Ella, Henderson.
Stanly, Miss Etta, Henderson.
Leach, Miss Nannie, Bobbitt.
Bobbitt, Miss Lula, Bobbitt.
Rogers, Miss Mary. Henderson.
Alston, Miss Val, Epsom.
Bradley, E. P., Townesville.
Fleming:, Miss Etta, Wordsworth.
Evans, Miss Mamie, Williamsbdro.
Dunn, Miss Maud, WiUiamsboro.
Kelly, Miss Sue, William'sboro.
Shanks, Miss Mary, Williamsboro.
Wills, Miss Ruth. Stovall.
Woody, Miss Ruby, Stovall.
Banner, Miss Mabel, Dabney.
McAlister, Miss Mary, Palm y.
Hollowell, Miss Lovella, Carlton.
Physicians not in Towns.
C. D. Wyehe, Dabney.
Schools and Academies.
Carolina Normal Institute, Dabney.
Epsom High School, Epsom.
Merchants not in Towns.
Dickie Bro°., Epsom.
S. W. Duke, Epsom.
J. J. White. Townsville.
Perdue & Cog-hill, Bearpond.
Peter Gill. Gill.
L. W. Burroughs, Dabney.
C. M. White. Enterprise.
H. M. Church, Brookston.
P. J. Stanback. Epsom.
Cotton Mills.
HENDERSON COTTON MILL, Henderson.
HARRIET COTTON MILL, Henderson.
C«+to" Gins.
Henderson Oinning Co.. Henderson.
Crudup-Kittrell Co., Kittrell.
1*. A. Bobbitt. Bobbitt.
R. H. Young, Bobbitt.
White Bros., Enterprise.
W. D. Rose, Axtel.
G. A. Rose Cotton Ginning Co., Hender
son.
Beacon Bros.. Henderson.
Farmers Co-Operative Giii Co., Gill.
Shippers of Produce.
Continental Plant Co., Kittrell.
Alfred Plummer, Midd'eburg.
W. T. Cheatham, Henderson.
Wm. Buchanan. Henderson.
A. J. Cheek, Henderson.
HENDERSON.
Population, 3,746; white, 1,852; colored,
2,194.
No. white polls, 290.
No. colored polls, 225.
Tax Rate: 60c. on $100.
Bonded debt, $60,000.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. J. Southerland.
CLEUK— H. T. Powell.
TREASURER— W. D Burwell.
TAX COLLECTOR— T. R. Manning.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. A. Bradford.
ATTORNEY— T. M. Pittman.
HEALTH OFETCEB— John Hill Tucker.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. T. Watkins,
W. A. Hunt, W. W. Rowland, C. J. Smith,
John A. Gill, A. Cook, W. D. Burwell, L.
W. Barnes.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS— J. T. Alderman,
Supt.
POSTMASTER— Prvce T. Jones.
R R. AGENTS— E. B. Brady, S. A. L. ;
W. W. Morris, So. Rv.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. J. Cheek.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— W. F. Ken-
nette, Pastor.
METHODIST— N. N. Nash, Pastor; R. D.
Daniel.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. II. HLnderlite. Pas-
tor
BAPTIST— J. D. Larkins, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— J. E. Ingle, Rector.
Schools and Academies.
MAPLEHURST.
HENDERSON GRADED SCHOOL.
HENDERSON NORMAL & INDUSTRIAL
INSTITUTE, (col.)
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Massenburg Hotel.
Clements House.
Miller House.
Robards House.
Hoover House.
Phelps House.
Gregory House.
Currin House.
Manning House.
Oregory House.
Sturges House.
Mrs. C. O. Phelps.
Webster House.
Banks and Bankers.
THE CITIZENS BANK— J. B. Owen,
President; W. A. Hunt, Cashier. Capital,
$100,000; Surplus and Profits, $35,000.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK— S. R. Harris,
President; R. Lassiter, Vice-President; S.
T. Peace, Cashier. Capital, $50,000.
Cemeteries and Supts.
Elmwood.
Auctioneers.
R. R. Satterwhite.
J. L. Currin.
C. B. Beckham.
Bakers.
J. R. Carter & Co.
C. B. Beckham.
Barber Shops.
W. O. Outlaw.
L. A. Keller.
M. Balengher.
Jas. Gill.
B1~~VS3»~ +.h Shous.
Wm. Merrimon.
B. F. Ellington.
Morton Wood.
Alex. Clarke.
570
VANCE COUNTY.
Boots and Shoe Shops.
J. Speed & Co.
W. H. Harris.
Clarke & Bro.
Brokers.
Southern Grocery Co.
Henderson Grocery Co.
D. H. Mangum.
Mike Collins.
J. L. Powell.
Sturges Shell Co.
Butchrrs and Dealers in Cattle.
Citv Market.
J. W. Beck.
C H. Ross.
R. A. Payne & Son.
W. W. Keavis.
Books and Stationery.
W. T. Whitten & Co.
E. Stephens.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. T. B. Hoover & Co.
Bicycle Dealers.
W. W. Parker.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Corhitt Buggy Co.
A. E. Smerdon.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
A. T. Barnes.
D. W. Hardee.
R. K. Daniel & Son.
Contractors and Builders.
K. W. Coghill.
R. Bunn.
R. R. Pinkston.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
L. W. Barnes.
S. '••
B. Aronson.
The Bunou ; naii Co.
Coal and Wood.
J. S. Poythress.
Henderson Ice and Cold Storage Co.
Henderson Fuel Co.
I. J. Young.
Chamber of Commerce.
HENDERSON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
—J. B. Owen, Pres. ; VV. A. Hunt, Treas.
Cotton Buyers.
Parham Bros Supply Co.
Alex. Cooper.
D. Y. Cooper.
James H. Lassiter & Co.
H. Beacom.
B. P. Alston.
The Burroughs-Coleman Co.
Silas Powell.
G. A. Rose Cotton Ginning Co.
Henderson Ginning Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
Cooper Warehouse Co.
Harris Warehouse Co.
Parham Bros. Supply Co.
Beacom Bros.
Corhitt Buggy Co.
Burroughs-Goleman Co.
Watkins Hardware Co.
Dealers in Ice.
Henderson lee and Cold Storage Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
American Tobacco Co.
J. P. Taylor & Co.
C. A. Lewis & Co.
W. H. Hart.
W. E. Gary & Co.
Cooper Warehouse Co.
O Davis.
Harris, Gooch & Co.
S. P. Cooper.
Dentists.
F. S. Harris.
E. B. Tucker.
F. A. Macon.
Dr. Pitta id.
R. J. Gill.
Doctors.
F. R. Harris.
A. S. Pendleton.
H.' H. Bass.
G. A. Coggeshall.
J. H. Tucker.
R. J. Gill.
Druggists.
P. H. Thomas & Bro.
M. Dorse v.
W. W. Parker.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. K. W. Coghill.
Mrs. Ed. Young.
Mrs. Fanny Smith.
Mrs. I. P. Poythress.
Ayscue.
Miss Young.
Miss M. Dlinn.
Dry Goods and Notions.
The Burrou} an Co.
v ",'i v.comb.
S. Wat kin,-.
James SI. Lassiter & Co.
Davis & Watkins.
H. Thomason.
oin Bros.
i
ilis. J. L. H. Mirsellier.
Electric Companies & Officers.
HENDERSON LIGHTING AND POWER
CO.— J. H. Bridgers, Supt.
General Merchandise.
H. Thomason.
Parham Bros. Supply Co.
Beacom Bros.
S. Watkins.
Davis & Watkins.
George E. Perry.
J. M. Burnett. "
B. Roth.
Geo. A. Rose Co.
J. Smolinsky.
Eugene Thome.
The Burroughs-Coleman Co.
Sam Fox.
Parks & Pace.
VANCE COUNTY.
571
Grist Mills.
Powell & Beckham.
O. O. Young.
Silas Powell.
Eugene Faulkner.
Frank Gill.
H. Harris.
Hardware Dealers.
Watkins Hardware Co.
Daniel & Co.
James A. O'Neill & Son.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
L. T. Howard.
The Burroughs-Coleman Co.
Hides and Pelts.
George E. Perry.
W. W. Reavis.
R. A. Payne & Son.
L. T. Howard.
C. J. Smith.
Insurance Agencies.
Henry Perry.
R. S. McCoin.
Citizens Bank.
J. L. Currin.
Lawyers.
A. C. Zollicoffer.
Henry T. Powell.
T. T. Hicks.
A. J. Harris.
T. M. Pitt man.
R. S. McCoin.
(hoi ye A. Ilarrell.
J H. Bridg< is.
J. C. Kittrell.
J. Y. Eaton, (col.1
Laundries.
\V. T. Rowland.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
R. 11. Sutherland.
D. P. Ayscue.
R. R. Pinkston.
A. G. Daniel.
J. B. Watkins.
Marble 'Works.
Barnes Marble Works.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Rosa Thomas.
Davis & Watkins.
Geo. A. Rose Co.
Machine Shops.
R. R. Pinkston.
Newspapers and Editors.
GOLD LEAF— Thad R. Manning, Editor.
HERALD— 0. E. Averek, Editor.
Photographers.
A. H. Houli.
Ret"*l Grocers.
R. B. Powell.
Davis & Watkins Co.
E. A. Kelly & Co.
W. T. Cheatham.
Burroughs-Coleman Co.
tleal Estate Agents.
J. T. Jones.
R. S. McCoin.
J. L. Currin.
I. C. Row'and.
S. J. Satterwhite.
Sales and Livery Stables.
R. J. Southerland.
W. W. Swain.
W. VV. Reavis.
Saloons.
HENDERSON DISPENSARY— Commission-
ers: J. H. Bridg.rs. E. G. Butler, J. A.
Kelly. Secretary-Treasurer and Manager, E.
G. Butler; Clerks, Robert Ivey, J. O.
Beckham.
Shintile Dealers.
J. B. Watkins.
J. S. Poythress.
R. H. Sutherland.
J. B. Watkins.
A. G. Daniel.
Stoves and Tinware.
M. J. O'Neil.
W. T. Carter.
Watkins Hardware Co.
Daniel & Co.
Tanners.
L. T. Howard.
Tailor Establishments.
0. 0. White.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— W. H.
Stansel, Manager.
POSTAL TEL. CO.— J. E. McCraw,
Manag r.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA TELEPHONE
CO — F. C. Toepleman, Manager.
HOME TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO.
— F. C. Toi pli man, Manager.
Timber Dealers.
R. R. Pinkston.
R. H. Southerland.
R. Bunn.
J. B. Watkins.
W. G. Faikner.
Watei Company and Officers.
HENDERSON WATER CO.— J. H. Bnug-
ers, Sui>t.
"Watches and Jewelry
E. E. Hight k Co.
W. J. Powell.
George Wyekoff.
MIDDLEBURG.
Incorporated in 1881.
Population, lfii;.
Tax rate, 1-12 of 1 per cent.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. H. Parrish.
CLERK— R. L. Bennett.
TREASURER— R. I. Bennett.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— H. M. Church,
R. L. Bennett, Novell Walker.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Mrs. Hattie
Rowland. Principal.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— I. K. Plummer, C.
572
VANCE— WAKE.
A. Rose, Jas. II. Paschall.'
POSTMASTER— L. G. Tinsdale.
R. R. AGENT— Carl Watkins.
EXPRESS AGENT— Carl Watkins.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— Rev. Mr. Chafln, Pastor.
BAPTIST— W. R. Cullom, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— Rev. Mr. Poindexter, Rec-
tor.
" Doctors.
Wm. McAllister.
General Merchandise.
Middleburg Supply Co.
H. M. Church.
Geo. Hawkins & Co.
I. T. Crocker.
KITTRELL.
Incorporated in 188a.
Population, 198.
Tax rate, 25c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— G. A. Kittrell.
ATTORNEY— J. C. Kittrell.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. E. Hight.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— F. T. Hunt,
W. Ed. Branch, W. H. Finch.
POSTMASTER— J. E. Smith.
R. R. AGENT— J. L. Reid.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. L. Reid.
Ministers and Churches.
ST. JAMES— (Episcopal)— Rev. Mr. Lon-
don Rector.
METHODIST— A. L. Ormond, Pastor.
PROTESTANT METHODIST— G. W.
Holmes, Pastor.
Doctors.
J. P. Sugg.
Dr. Ferrabee.
General Merchandise.
G. A. Kittrell & Co.
J. M. Woodlief.
Hedgepeth & Finch.
Ira T. Hunt.
.1. H. Thorpe & Co.
W. H. Finch.
Lumber Plants.
C. L. Blaeknall.
T. H. Crudup.
Nurserymen.
Continental Plant Co.
WAKE COUNTY.
County Seat, Raleigh.
Formed in 1770 irom Orange, Johnston and Cumberland coirs *Ses. Named in honor
of the maiden name of Governor Tryon's wife, Esther Wake.
Area, you square miles.
POPULATION: 54,626. White males, 15,095; white iemales, IJMfS. foreign born,
219. Negro males, 11,697; negro females, 12,661. White males over 21 years, 7,714:
negro males over 21 years, 5,086. White polls, 4,944; negro polls, 2,687.
Value of real estate, $10,016,798, increase of $183,898 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $4,389,907, increase of $282,084 over 1904, including 3,290 horses, 4.031 mules, 21
jacks and jennets, 215 goats, 10,554 cattle, 19,905 hogs, 698 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $13,571,328; by negroes, $835,391.
No. Schools: White, 96; Colored, 59.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 71c. poll; bridges and roads, 12y2c. and
38c. poll; school bonds, 4c. and 12c. poll; graded schools, 20e. and 60c. poll. Bonded
debt, $10,000. No. iron briges 9.
POST OFFICES: APEX. Auburn, Bangor, CARY, Cardenas, Eagle Rock, Enno, Falls,
Flint, Forestville, Fuquay Springs, GARNER, Godsey, Hickory Grove, Holly Springs,
Lillian, Lul, Meddlers, Method, Millbrook, MORRISVILLE, Nazareth, Nero, Neuse,
NEW HILL, Peace, RALEIGH, (c. h.), Rogers Store, Rolesville, Wakefield, WAKE
FOREST, Wendell, WEST RALEIGH, Willow Springs, Wyatt.
R. F. D. ROUTES: Raleigh, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Apex, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Wake
Forest, Nos. 1 and 2; Cary, Nos. 1, 2; McCullers, Nos. 1 and 2; Wakefield, No. 1;
Garner, No. 1; Neuse, Nos. 1 and 2; Holly Springs, Nos. 1 and 2; New Hill, Nos. 1
and 2; Morrisville, Nos. 1 and 2.
PUBLIC ROADS: Henry G. Holding, Raleigh, Supt. ; I. M. Bailey, Supt. Camp No.
1, Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 1; A. R. Holloway, Supt. Camp No. 2, Cary. Road Over-
seers: Bartons Creek Township, J. W. Carlton, Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 6; Buckhorn,
D. L. D. Lashley, New Hill; Cary, W. F. Jones, Cary; Cedar Fork, Z. B. Page, Mor-
risville; House Creek, Williams Saunders, Cary, R. F. D. No. 1; Holly Springs, W. F.
Shaw, Holly Springs; Little River, C. D. Pace, Wakefield; Marks Creek, W. A. Liles,
WAKE COUNTY. 573
Shotwell; Middle Creek, W. F. Stewart, Willow Springs; Neuse, W. B. Edwards, Neuse;
New Light, J. G. Turner, Rogers, Store; Oak Grove, Henry Lynn, Leesville; Panther
Branch, J. J. Jordan, Willow Springs, R. F. D. No.' 1; St. Marys, J. B. Wilson,
Garner; St. Matthews, C. T. Hester, Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 5; Swift Creek, S. H.
Pool, Raleigh, R. F. D. ; Wake Forest, F. N. Shearon, Wake Forest; White Oak, H.
B. Holland, Apex; Raleigh, F. K. Godwin, Raleigh.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
North Carolina, 27.52 miles, assessed value $806,871.09
Seaboard Air Line, 43. 39 miles, assessed value , 867,048. 80
Southern Railway (1-3 interest Union Station), assessed value 10,000.00
Interstate Telephone and Telegraph Co., assesed value 10,851.50
Standard Gas and Electric Company, assessed value 17,500.00
Pullman Company, 63.00 miles, assessed value 9,424.78
Western Union Telegraph Company, 701.80 miles assessed value 20,532.50
Southern Express Company, 73.62 miles, assessed value . 8,526.10
Cape Fear and Northern, 18.00 miles, assessed value 70,504. 4G
Raleigh & Southport, 20.00 miles, assessed value 111,111.10
Union Tank Line Company, assessed value 12,309. 75
Cudahy Milwaukee Refrigerator Line, assessed value 200.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 8th, two weeks, criminal cases only; February 9th,
two weeks, civil cases only; March 2Gth, two weeks, criminal cases only; April 23rd,
three weeks, civil cases only; July 9th, two weeks, criminal cases only; September
24th, two weeks, criminal cases only; October 22nd, two weeks, civil cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— Wm. M. Russ,
Raleigh.
SHERIFF— M. W. Page, Raleigh.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. J. Bernard,
Raleigh.
TRKASURER— B. P. Williamson, Raleigh.
CORONER— T. M. Jordan, Raleigh.
SURVEYOR— George W. Atkinson, Ral-
eigh.
STANDARD-KEEPER— F. H. Lumsden,
Raleigh.
CO. ATTORNEY— H. E. Norris, Raleigh.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— J. W. McGee. Jr.,
Raleigh.
SUPT. CO. HOME— W. F. Smith, Raleigh.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— Leo. D.
Heartt, Raleigh.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— Z. V. Judd,
Raleigh.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— Thomas
Johns, (chm.), Auburn; J. L. Foster, Ral-
eigh; Burrell S. Franklin, Raleigh, R. F.
D. No. 4; R. H. Battle, Raleigh, Att'y.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Len H. Adams,
(chm.), Raleigh; J. T. Broughton, Garrer;
J. T. Edwards, Raleigh. R. F. D. No. 6;
S. W. Terrell, Rolesville; W. F. Utley,
Apex; Purchasing Committee, W. F. Utley,
Apex.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— Bart. M.
Gatling, (chm.), Raleigh; W. C. Brewer,
Wake Forest; John Nichols, Secretary, Ral-
eigh.
CONSTABLES— New Light, J. F. Keith,
Wuke Forest, R. F. D. ; Neuse, W. P. Ed-
wards, Jr., Neuse; Middle Creek, I. H.
Rowland, Willow Soiings; Marks Creek, J.
A. Liles, Wendell; Little River, H. P.
Gill, Wakefield; Cary, W. R. Horton, Cary;
Buckhorn, J. J. Dupree, New Hill; White
Oak, J. A. Sears, Apex; Oak Grove, Quinton
B. Gullie, Nero; Panther Branch, B. F.
Wilson, McCullers, R. F. D. No. 1; St.
Marys, J. N. N. Smith, Garner; St. Mat-
thews, Thos. E. Daniels, Raleigh; Wake
Forest, Geo. R. Holland, Wake Forest;
j Swift Creek, Henry Campbell. Raleigh, R.
F. D. ; House Creek, N. Warren, Raleigh,
j R. F. D. ; Cedar Fork, S. W. Watkins, Mor-
i risville; Holly Springs, A. J. Stevens,
I Holly Springs; Bartons Creek, J. J. Har-
! wood, Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 1; Raleigh,
1 D. R. Byrum, Raleigh.
Justices of the Peace.
RALEIGH TOWNSHIP— Graham Haywood,
Richard G. Reid, Jas. M. Norwood, Vitru-
vius Royster, Thos. Badger, W. P. Batehe-
lcr, Wm. H. Hood, L. B. Pegram. David
C. Smith, Jos. J. Bernard, Robt. H.
Brcoks, M. B. Barbee, Wm. R. Maey, W. J.
Saunders, Alonzo E. Glenn, D. G. Conn, H.
E. Glenn, C. A. Separk, Raleigh.
NEW LIGHT— J. D. O'Neal, J. W. Simp-
son, J. H. Keith, North Side.
NEUSE— W H. Nichols, N. W. Hatch, R.
H. Ferguson, Neuse.
MIDDLE CREEK— J. D. Ballentine, Fuquay
Springs; W. H. Smith, R. P. Stewart, Wil-
low Springs. R. F. D.
MARKS CREEK— F. M. Ferrall, Eagle
Rock; W. A. Liles, Wakefield; L. L. Doub,
Clayton, R. F. D. No. 2.
LITTLE RIVER— J. M. Whitley, Wake-
field; W. H. Chamblee, Jr., Wakefield; H.
G. Perry, Riley.
CARY— W. G. Crowder, Cary; L. B. Wood-
all. Cary; C. R. Scott, Cary.
BUCKHORN— R. C. Patrick, Peace; Jodie
574
WAKE COUNTY.
B. Riggan, New Hill; H. W. Holloman,
New Hill.
WHITE OAK— J. C. Bums, Apex; H. B.
Holland, Apex; W. T. Beckwith, Apex.
OaK GROVE— R. H. Shaw, Noro; R. D.
Gooch, Lillian; Wm. H. O'Neal, Nero.
PANTHER BRANCH— Jas. Adams, Willow
Springs, R. F. D. ; Geo. P. Partin, McCul-
lers, R. F. D. ; A. S. Smith, Willow Springs.
ST. MARYS— H. D. Rand, Garner; J. D.
Johnson, Garner; Troy Pool, Auburn.
ST. MATTHEWS— N. W. Pool, Raleigh, R.
F. D. No. 2: A. R Leadford, Raleigh; E. L.
Bartholemew, Raleigh.
WAKE FOREST— Jas. H. Mitchell, Roles-
ville; Chas. R. Debnam, Rolesville; Maiion
Purefoy, Wake Forest.
SWIFT CREEK^J. H. Stephens, Raleigh;
Percy J. Adams, Raleigh; H. E. Stephenson,
Raleigh.
HOUSE CREEK— R. M. Horton, Method;
J. N. Carpenter, Cary R. F. D. No. 1; J.
G. Saunders, Cary, R. F. D. No. 1.
CEDAR FORK— J. K. Gibson, Morrisville ;
P. H. Marcom, Morrisville; Soloman King,
Morrisville.
HOLLY SPRINGS— W. H. Burt, Holly
Springs; J. A. Marcom, Holly Springs; J.
S. Stevens, Holly Springs.
BARTONS CREEK— L. L. Brogden, Ral-
eigh, R. F. D. No. 1; W. C. Jones, Flint;
R. D. Hunnycutt, Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 1.
Public School Teachers.
Passmore, Miss Julia, Cary.
Ferrell, Miss Etta, Eagle Rock.
Barbae, Fred. Q., Cary.
Edwards, C. E., Morrisville.
White, J. M., Apex.
Barbee, T. H., Morrisville.
Simpson, W. J., Wake Forest, R. F. D.
No. 1
Pridgen, Miss Kate, Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 5
Bryan, Miss Alice, Garner.
Jones, A. P. P., Cary.
Hodge, A. R., Eagle Rock.
Penny, G. L. B., Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Ranes, N. L., Rolesville.
Utlev, W. W., Apex, R. F. D. No. 2.
Franklin, Miss Stella, Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Turner, Miss Clare, Garner.
Ray, Miss Alice, Rogers Store.
W'Jathers, Miss Allie, Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 7.
W( athers, Miss Hattie, Raleigh, R. F.
D. No. 7.
Franklin, Miss Minnie, Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Booker, Miss Eamie, Willow Springs.
Olive, MKs Foy. Apex.
Burt, Raymond, Holly Springs.
Rollins, Miss Etta, Holly Springs.
Pulley, Miss Annie, Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 7.
R.ddish, Mrs. Paschal, Raleigh, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Crowd, r, J. T., Cary.
England. Miss Bernia, Raleigh.
Burt, Miss Stella, Holly Springs.
Stephens, W. T., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 3.
Powell, Miss Lucy, Auburn.
Brooks, C. V., Apex.
Rav, W. D., Wake Forest, R. F. D. No. 1.
Turner, J. M., Rands Mills.
Holloway, Miss Lillie, North Side.
Abernethy, Miss Annie, Raleigh.
Marcom, J. \J.. Holly Springs.
Faucett, Miss Emma, Ou.'liam.
Adams, Miss Vallie. Willow Springs.
Ray, Miss Minnie E., Rogers Store.
Taylor, Miss Daysie, Durham.
Fuquay, Miss Callie, Cary, R. F. D. No. 2.
Turner, Miss Annie J., Creedmore.
Taylor, Miss Ora, Rajeigh, R. F. D. No. 3.
Young, Miss Vennelfie, Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 6.
Taylor, Miss Mamie, Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Johnson, Miss Chloe, Garner.
Maynard, Miss Viola, Cary.
Edmondson, Miss Kate, McCullers.
Penny, Miss Verna V., Gamer, R. F. D.
Clark, Miss Annie L., Raleigh.
Penny, Miss Nannie A., Garner, R. F. D.
McCauley, Miss Cora, Chapel Hill, R. T.
D. No. 1.
Boone, Miss Annie C, Clayton.
Burt, Miss Norma L., Holly Springs, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Markham, Miss Lillian, Willow Spring*,
R. F. D. No. 2.
Powell, Miss Lila, Garner.
Norris, Miss Ada A., Holly Springs.
Turner, Miss Louise, Lillian.
Thompson, Mrs. S. W., Falls.
Wilson, S. R., Angier.
Johnson, Miss Stella, Htjllv Springs.
Hester, Miss Jane V., Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 7.
Green, Miss Iola. Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 6.
Iden, Miss Susie, Raleigh.
Thompson, Miss Ida S., Durham.
Avent, Miss Effie, Raleigh.
Johnson, Miss Stella, Garner.
Crowder, W. G., Cary.
Davidson, G. C. , Holly Springs.
Johnson, Miss Hettie, Holly Springs.
Whitaker, Miss L. N., Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Winstead, Miss Ida, Rolesville.
Woodleaf, Miss Annie Bell, Kittrell.
Rollins, Miss Mrda, Durham.
Belvin, Miss Mozelle, Redwood.
Edmundson, Miss Kate, McCullers.
Dean. Miss Maggie L., Willow Springs.
McDonald, Miss Marv S., Auburn.
Council, T. C, McCullers.
Goodwin. J. P., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 2.
Redford, Miss Laurie, Youngsville, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Baucom, Miss Eula, Morrisville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Horton, Miss Casse, Ragan.
Cree, Miss Janie, Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 5.
Sorrell, Miss Nannie, Forestville.
Ranes, Miss Tellie, Youngsville.
Ranes, Arthur, Forestville.
Bailey, W. V., Youngsville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Whitley, 0. W., Wakefield.
WAKE COUNTY.
57a
Holland, Miss Bertha, New Hill.
Fordham, Miss Annie L., Raleigh.
Turner, Miss Jessie H., Garner.
Horton, Miss Dennie, Ragan.
Woodard, Miss Mary J., Cary, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Britt, Miss Rubie L., Garner.
Galloway, Miss Annie, McCullers.
; Franklin, Earl R., Wakefield.
I Dowd, J. E., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 6.
Austin, W. H., Rolesville.
, Guest, Miss Maud, Cary.
l Horton, Mrs. Lela M., Wakefield.
i Rood, Mrs. G. R., Millbrook.
• Powell, Miss Florence, Garner.
' Liles, Miss Oma, Wakefield.
; Fort, Miss Fannie M., Raleigh.
I Clark, Miss Mary.
t Stephenson, Miss Lena, Cary.
: Keith, Mrs. J. F., Neuse, R. F. D.
So. 2.
Williams, Miss Mary, Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Holt, Miss Blanche, Holly Springs.
Hilliard, S. C, Morrisville.
Cook, Mrs. Irene, Cardenas.
Scott, R. T., Morrisville.
Baker, Miss Birdie, D., Raleigh, R. F. D.
Jlo. 1.
Walker, Miss Ella May, Wake Forest,
k. F. D. No. 1.
i Stephenson, Miss Adelaide, Cary.
Hawley, Miss Blanche, Apex, R. F. D.
o. 3.
I 'Pegram, Miss Emma, Apex.
I Bunn, Mrs. C. M., Wakefield, R. F. D.
wo. 2. „ _
i Upchurch, Miss Lena, Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 6.
I Crittenden, Miss E. T., Wake Forest.
' Hunter, Miss Essie, Holly Springs.
! Marler, Miss Sallie, Yadkinville.
! Edwards, Clifford E., Neuse, R. F. D.
' Mason, I. A., Raleigh, R. F. P. No. 1.
■ McDonald, Miss Mary L., Hope Mills.
j Wilson, W. P.. Angier.
Batchelor, E. C, Morrisville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Henlev, J. M., Eagle Rock.
I Davidson, G. C, Gibson ville.
Council, T. C, Apex. R. F D. No. 2.
Whitaker, Miss Lucy N., Raleigh.
Wolfe, A. H., Wendell.
Rarbee, Spright, Morrisville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Johnson, Miss Hettie, Hollj Spnnga.
Heir.dcn, Miss Lettie, Morrisville.
Ministers not in Town.
BAPTIST— W. H. Edwards, Wake Forest;
A. V. Joyner, Wake Forest; W. R. Cul-
lom, Wake Forest; J. W. Atkinson, Ra-
leigh; J. W. Lynch, Wake Forest; C. V.
Brooks, Apex; D. D. Edwards, Cary; J. H.
Hutchinson, Raleigh; A. D. Hunter, Cary;
A. A. Pippin, Wakefield; C. A. Upchurch,
Cary; A. C. Sherwood, Leesville, J. L. Mar-
tin, Raleigh.
METHODIST— E. Pope, Raleigh; G. T.
Simmons, Millbrook; G. B. Starling, Cary.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— G. B. Powell, Per-
nell, W. A. Simpkins, Raleigh.
CATHOLIC— Father Price, Father O'Brien,
Father Irwin, Nazareth; Father Stapleton,
of Goldsboro, with headquarters at
Nazareth.
Merchants Not in Towns.
Alexander, Sallie, Massey.
Brewer & Co., W. C, Wake Forest.
Brogden, L. L., Rogers Store.
Branch, Osborne, Method.
Blalock, A. J., Willow Springs.
Bryan, Henry, Garner.
Brewer, W. L., Holly Springs.
Ball, J. R., Neuse, R. F. D.
Barber & Montague, Garner.
Bell, G. M., Wakefield.
Bank, F. G. C, McCullers.
Bright, C. J., New Hill.
Ballentine, J. C. & Co., Holy Springs.
Baucom, A., Apex.
Barham & Williams, Fuquay Springs.
Beasley, W. I., Garner, No. 2.
Carpenter & Bro., E. M., Lillian.
Cotlett, G. S., Wake Forest, No. 1.
Carter, J. R., Holly Springs.
Carpenter, W. H., Morrisville.
Davis, W. W., Holly Springs.
Dean, W. H., Millbrook.
Dickson, Bros., Wake Forest.
Dizor, D. M., Rolesville.
Edwards, J. T., Raleigh, No. 5.
Edwards, D. M., Raleigh, No. «.
Ellis, E. M., Morrisville.
Fish, P. A., Willow Springs.
Fort, Mrs. Jno. C, Wyatt.
Ferrall, Z. M., Morrisville, No. 2.
Fonville & Lee, Falls.
Guess, J. R., Cary.
Gattis, J. Q., Raleigh, R. F. D.
Grant, W. J., Raleigh, No. 6.
Gill & Co., J. L., Falls.
Gray & Bro., F. R., Cary.
Hunter & Olive, Apex.
Husketh, E. A. W., Creedmore.
Horton, Chas. L., Lul.
Honeycutt, T. L., Wakefield.
Hailev, J. S., Cary, No. 1.
Holloway, J. T., Raleigh, No. 6.
Holding, O. K., Wake Forest.
Holding, W. W., Wake Forest.
Horn, S. R., Morrisville.
Holt, T. B., Holly Springs.
Howell & Smith, Willow Springs.
Harrell, Mrs. H. P., Raleigh, No. 4.
Hobgood, J. N., Fuquay Springs.
Holleman & Co., S. B., Enno.
Holding, T. E. & Co., Wake Forest.
House & Paschal, Raleigh, No. 2.
Howard, J. J., Neuse, No. 1.
Harris & Bro., Wakefield.
Harward, W. H., Apex.
Jones, T. S., Neuse, No. 2.
Jones, T. J., Garner.
Johnson, Lynn B., Willow Springs.
Jackson, Z. A., Rogers Store.
Jones, W. D., Cary.
Johnson & Mills, Apex, R. F. D.
Jones, F. G., Rolesville.
Kemp, J. A., Wakefield.
Love, J. D., Willow Springs.
Lassiter, C, Raleigh, No. 6.
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WAKE COI NTY.
Lynn, .J. I!., Morrisville, No. 2.
l.ili s, Frei man. Eagle Rock.
Lowrj & Allen, Purnell.
Myatt, T. M., McOullers.
May, J. T.. Morrisville, No. 2.
Mitchell, R. C, Youngsville, No. 1.
Merritt, W. II.. Morrisville.
Mangum, .). W., Wake Forest, No. 1.
Montague, G. B., Garner.
Montague, J. \.. Shotwell.
Martin. A. J., Apex.
Morgan, A. S., McCullers.
Mitchell, J. H., Rolesville.
O'Brvant, J. R., Creedmore.
O'Kelley, Berry, Method.
Phillips, J. L., Forestville.
Pool, Troy, Auburn.
Petteway, L. T., Cary.
Perry & Hopkins, Youngsville, No. 1.
Peoples, B. S., Raleigh, No. 1.
Perry, W. A., Raleigh, No. 1.
Patrick, R. C, Peace.
Peed & Co., Z. V., Wake Forest.
Pearson. W. G.. WaK" Forest No. 2.
Perry. F. M., North Side.
Pippin, C. E., Wakefield.
Parker, G. R., Raleigh, No. 3.
Roberson, G. E., Raleigh, No. 7.
Reddish. J. W., Raleigh, No. 1.
Ray & Son, J. R,, Lillian, No. 1.
Rhodes. C. J., Eagle Rock.
Ray. R. S., Raleigh, No. 6.
Richardson, E. V., Wendell.
Rogers, R. S., Raleigh, No. 2.
Rowland & Son, J. W., Willow Springs.
Ragan, J. B., New Hill.
Rav, W. L., Neuse. to
Sauls. G. W., Apex, No. 2.
Stephenson, H. E., Raleigh. No. 4.
Setvens, A. T., Ballentines Mill.
Saunders, D. A., Apex.
Srgraves, J. R. and W. A., Holly Springs.
Stone, J. H., & Co., Cary.
Scott, C. R. & Son, Cary.
Smith. Jerrv, Raleigh.
Stell & Williams, Rolesville.
Sesson^. -L K., Fuquay.
Terrell, S. W., Rolesville.
Todd, C. R., Wendell.
Todd & Honeycutt, Wendell.
Turner, W. S. . McCullers, No. 1.
Dtley, R. H., McCullers.
Underhill, J. W., McCullers.
Wheeler, E. T. & Co.. Wake Forest.
Waldo, S. P. & Son, Cary.
Welch, Bros., Hollv Springs.
Wood, J. P., Holly Springs, No. 4.
Wyatt, C. E., Wyatt.
Watts, Samuel. Auburn.
Williams, R. E. & Son, Carv.
Williams. C. E.. Raleigh, No. 4.
Wilder. M. T., Clayton.
Yarbor, Starling, Raleigh.
Physicians not in Towns.
Z. M. Caviness. Wakefield.
L. P. Sorrell, Flint.
O. L. Rav. Rogers Store.
N. M. Blalock, Mvatts Mill.
B. D. Marshhurn, Wendell.
H. H. Marshburn, Pett.
J. J. L. McCullers, McCullers.
B. W. Burt. Enno.
R. E. Nichols, Dayton.
T. H. Avery, Eagle Rock.
J. M. Judd, Cardenas.
It. \\". Johnson, Apex.
J. A. .1. Penny, Vanteen.
B. S. Utlev, Holly Springs.
T. L. Banks, Hanks.
C. F. Dowd, Willow Springs.
J. a. Bullaioe, Garner.
J. A. Sexton, Fuquay Springs.
M. L. Fowler, Rolesville.
S. W. Thompson, Falls.
M. C, Clmmblee, Wakefield.
G. M. Bell, Wakefield.
H. G. Utley, Apex.
Cotton Gins.
Allen, C. N., Auburn.
Austin, Lon, Holly Springs, R. F. D.,
No. 1.
Allen, J. D., Neuse, R. F. D.
Adams, W. S., Rogers Store, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Zeb Atkinson, Cardenas.
Burton & Bailey, Wake Forest.
Byrum & Bailey. Lillian.
Blalock, J. W., Mvatts Mills.
Blalock, N. M., McCullers, R. F. D. No. 1.
Blalock, A. J., Willow Springs.
Bright & Burt, New Hill.
Barnes, D. L., Clayton.
Batehelor, W. P., Raleigh. (Operator,
Pool & Frazier, Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 5.)
Bagwell, Broughton & Biyant, Garner.
(H. D. Rand, Operator.)
Ballentine, W. M., Fuquay Springs.
Broughton. Jos. T., Garner.
Buffaloe, W. D., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 3.
Cary Lumber Co., Cary. (Operator T. F.
Wilkinson, Cary.)
Dunn, R. G., Raleigh.
Duke, G. W.. Rilevs X Roads, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Dupree, L. H., Willow Springs, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Duke, Jesse H., Rolesville.
Edwards. D. M., Raleigh, R. F. D., No. 1.
Edwards, J. T., Raleigh, R. F. D., No. 1.
(Operator. W. P. Edwards.)
I'" rguson & Clifton. X iuse.
Fi ir. 11, Mrs. W. O., Millbrook. (Operator
Tryon Weathers.)
Faison. W. H., Raleigh. R. F. D., No. 7.
Fowler, M. L., Rolesville.
Freeman, J. R. & W. C, Rolesville, New-
ton Sted, operator.
Fen-all, C. F., Morrisville, No. 1.
Gattis, T. Q., Raleigh. R. F. D. No. 2.
Gill. G. E. & C. E., Wake Forest.
Horton, C. T. & Bro., Lul.
Hester, R. A.. Raleigh, R. F. D., No. 5.
Home & Page, Morrisville.
Halev, J. S., Carv, R. F. D., No. 1.
Harrison, Bryant, Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 2.
Haywood, J. P., Raleigh. (Operator Ad-
die Massev.)
Hobby, "S. C. Raleigh, R. F. D., No. 3.
Howie, W. T., Raleigh.
Holly Springs Land & Improvement Co.,
Holly Springs.
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Hunter, Mrs. M. A. Neuse. (Operator,
W. L. Ray.)
Harris, H. H., Wake Forest.
Jordan, J. J., McCullers, R. F. D. No. 1.
Judd & Burt, Enno. (Operator, S. B.
Holleman, New Hill.)
Jones, W. C, Raleigh, No. 6.
Jones, Mrs. J. W., McCullers.
Jones, C. D. & Son, Hickory Grove.
Howard, W. H., Apex.
Jones, J. W., Forestville.
Jones, N. P., Raleigh, R, F. D., No. 7.
King & Son, (Gary, R. F. D., No. 1.)
Mrs. Bettie Hilliard, Raleigh, R. F. D. 7.
Lynn, I. H., Raleigh, R. F. D\, No. 6.
Lassiter, C. J., Raleigh, R. F. D., No. 1.
Lee, Thomas, Eagle Rock.
Little, L. M.,Wake Forest, R. F. D. No. 1.
Liles, Robert, Wendell.
Long, D. W., Lillian.
Mitchell, J. H., Rolesville.
Mann, C. S., Apex.
Mitchener, Percy, Garner, R. F. D. No. 1.
Mitchell, R. C., Youngsville, R. F. D.
Maynard, W. Q., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 4.
Mangum, P. H., Wake Forest.
Mangum, J. W., Wake Forest, R. F. D.
Mitchell, W. J., Wake Forest.
Mitchell & Co., J. H., Rolesville.
Martin, Wm., Wendell.
Mial, Millard, Clayton, R. F. D. No. 2.
Norris, F. M., Holly Springs.
Norwood, G. W., Raleigh, R. F. D. (Oper-
ator, C. F. Honevcutt.)
N. C. Cotton Oil Co., Raleigh.
Norton, J. B., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 2.
Norwood. G. B., Neuse, R. F. D. No. 1.
Oneal, W. A. & John, Lillian, R. F. D.,
No. 1.
Pleasant, Will, Pernell.
Page, W. Q., Caw, R. F. D. No. 1.
Pool, S. C, Raleigh; R. F. D. No. 2.
Penny, E O., Falls
Pugh, J. L., Rogers Store
Pugh, W. A., Rogers Store.
Penny & Franke, , F. D. No. 2.
Piper, E. T., Raleigh, R. F. D., No. 1.
Pollard, A. J. & J. M., Durham. (Opera-
tor, J. M. Pollard, Morrisville, R. F. D.
No. 2.)
Pavtin, Marshall, Willow Springs.
Joseph, Wake Forest.
Rogers, J. R., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 5.
(Luther Bough, operator.)
Rand & Buffaloe, Garner, R. F. D. No. 1.
Rowland, Bennett, Willow Springs.
Sorrell & Stone, Gary, R. F. D., No. 1.
Sexton, J. A., Fuquay Springs.
Sandling Bros., Creedmore, R. F. D.
Smith, C. H., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 2.
Sorrell, L. P., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 6.
Strickland, J. G., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 2.
Smith, W. B., Wyatt.
Sorrell, M. C, Apex, R. F. D. No. 2.
Scarboro, E. T., Eagle Rock.
Turner, W. S., McCullers, R. F. D. No. 1.
Thompson, S. W., Falls.
Tucker, Mrs. F. P., Raleigh. (Operator,
H. B. Bagwell.)
Turner, T. H., McCullers, R. F. D. No. 1.
Upchurch, J. W., Neuse, R. F. D. No. 2.
Upchurch, B. J., Raleigh, R. F. D., No. 3.
Utley, R. H., McCullers.
Watts, Johns, & Allen, Auburn.
Woodall, L. B., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 4.
Wynne, W. W., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 1.
(Rufus King, operator.)
Williams, C. E., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 4.
Wilson, A. L. & L. A., Creedmore, R, F.
D. No. 1.
Yeargan, L. C, operator, Neuse, R. F. D.,
No. 2.
Yeargan & Buffalo, Garner.
Whitaker, W. H., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 1.
Whitaker, F. A., Raleigh, R. F. D., No. 3.
Wilder, W. B., Raleigh, R. F. D., No. 3.
Whitley, Jeff, Wakefield.
Wake Forest Foundry Co., Wake Forest.
Wyatt, C. E., Wyatts.
Yates, R. E. L., West Raleigh.
Yates & Council, Apex, R. F. D., No. 1.
Wall, H. H. & Son, Apex.
Saw Mills.
S. C. Hobby, Raleigh.
C. L. Duke & Bro., Morrisville.
Ferrell & Pope, Morrisville.
Walter Reaves, Myatts Mill.
Wm. Martin & Sons, Shotwell.
Wakefield Manufacturing Co., Wakefield.
J. J. Edwards & Co., Winslow.
K. B. Johnson, Cardenas.
Sam Watts, Auburn.
W. G. Clements & Son. Morrisville.
Mrs. Bettie Hilliard, Raleigh, No. 7.
Jones Brothers, Kelvin Grove.
A. J. Blalock, Myatts Mill.
Thomas Turner. McCullers.
Holly Springs Land and Improvement Co.,
Holly Springs.
Lee & Bros., Raleigh.
R. C. Mitchell, Hartsville.
Boner Ferrall, Wakefield.
C. D. Jones, Rolesville.
Tom Lee, Eagle Rock.
:;nt Harrison, Raleigh, No. 2.
Milliard >. 2.
R. C. Patrick, New Hill.
Mill c, Raleigh.
John C. Allen, Auburn.
S. M. Turner, Garner.
Page Bros., Holly Springs.
T. Q. R. F. D.
Lynn Bros., Raleigh, R. F. D.
John I'tl v. Youngsville.
Thomas Womble, Enno.
W. B. Jon< s, Enno.
J. A. Sexton, Fuquay Springs.
Penny & Sorrell, Raleigh.
W. M. Ballentine, Cardenas.
N. C. Building & Supply Co., Raleigh.
J. R. Franklin, Chalybeate Springs.
K. B. Johnson, Willow Springs.
Ellington Lumber Co., Raleigh.
A. B. Hunter, Apex.
John H. Hester, Raleigh, No. 5.
J. W. Mangum, Wake Forest.
Grist Mills.
Mrs. A. H. Myatt, Myatts Mill.
C. J. Lassiter, Six Forks.
Penny & Hester, New Light.
Harward & Hunter, Apex.
J. A. Norris, Holly Springs.
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678
WAKE COUNTY.
Depositary of the State of North Carolina, County of Wake, and
the City of Raleigh.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS RANK
OF RALEIGH, n. o.
Commenced Business September 30, 1891.
CHARTERED BY GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA.
J. 1. THOMAS, President. B. S. JERMAN, Cashier.
ALF. A. THOMPSON, Vice-President. H. W. JACKSON, Ass't Cashier.
JAMES E. SHEPHERD, Attorney.
R. B. RANEY, JOSHUA B. HILL and CAREY J. HUNTER, Examining Committee.
UNDER ITS CHARTER ACTS AS EXECUTOR, TRUSTEE, AD-
MINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN.
Capital Stock paid in cash, §100,000.
Surplus and! net profits, - 83,000.
Deposits - 844,000.
J. J. THOMAS, President.
ALF. A. THOMPSON, President Raleigh Cotton Mills and Caraleigh Mills.
CAREY J. HUNTER, Sup't Union Central Life Insurance Company.
R. B. RANEY, Gen. Agent Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company.
JOSHUA B. HILL, of J. R, Ferrall & Co., Grocers.
JAMES E. SHEPHERD, of Shepherd & Shepherd, Attorneys at Law.
HENRY A. LONDON, Attorney at Law, Pittsboro, N. C.
JOHN W. SCOTT, Capitalist, Sanford, N. C.
GEORGE W. WATTS, Director American Tobacco Company, Durham, N. C.
ASHLEY HORNE, President Clayton Banking Company, Clayton, N. C.
D. Y. COOPER, Capitalist, Henderson, N. C.
A. L. BAKER, President Virginia Cotton Mills, Raleigh, N. C.
We solicit the accounts of Banks, Bankers, Cotton Mills, Cor-
porations and Individuals. Always ready to make loans to our
friends when their accounts justify it.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent in fire and burglar proof vaults.
WAKE COUNTY.
579
G. B. Alford, Holly Springs.
Mann's Mill, Apex.
Cary Flouring Mill, Cary.
Thomas* Mill, New Hill.
Rand's Mill Garner.
W. H. Faison, Shotwell.
J. T. Edwards, Raleigh.
A. B. Marshburn, Eagle Rock.
Ross' Mill, Creedmore, R. F. D. No. 1.
Yates', Raleigh.
Whitaker's, Raleigh.
Kelly's, Method.
R. C. Mitchell. Hartsville.
W. S. Barnes Milling Co., Raleigh.
RALEIGH.
Incorporated in 1795.
Population, 13,643; white 7,922; colored,
6,721.
Value of real estate, $5,070,774.
Value of personal property, $2,199,382.
No. white polls, 1,299.
No. colored polls, 515.
Tax rate, $1.10 — City purposes, 80c; spe-
cial, 30c. on $100.
City owns sewerage.
Town Officers.
MAYOR — James Iredell Johnson.
CLERK— William W. Willson.
TREASURER— Joseph G. Brown.
TAX COLLECTOR— Jno. S. Jones.
ATTORNEY— Wm. B. Snow.
CITY PHYSICIAN— Peter E. Hines.
BOARD OF AUDTT AND FINANCE— Ham
F. Smith, chairman; Job P. Wyatt, A. E.
Glenn, R. T. Gowan, clerk.
CITY WE1GHMASTER— Mrs. D. S. Betts.
SURVEYOR— W. Z. Blake.
CHIEF FIRE DEPT.— John W. Mangum;
Assistant Chief, L. H. Lumsden.
SUPT. FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH— J. W.
Mangum.
FIRE COMPANIES AND FOREMEN—
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1, Edgar Peebles;
Rescue Co. No. 1, Sherwood Brockwell; Cap-
ital Hose Co. No. 3, J. F. Jordan; Victor
Hose Co. No. 2 (col.), Wm. H. Palmer.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. H. Mullins.
POLICEMEN— Captains, Martin Thomp-
son, J. W. Beasley. Patrolmen, T. B. Al-
derson, W. W. Willis, T. A. Branham, W. H.
Creighton, T. A. Arnold, W. A. Buck, J. A.
Pope, F. F. Brown, A. H. Haynes, W. E.
Austin, C. E. Barrow.
TURNKEYS— W. A. Champion, Marion
Johnson.
COMMISSIONER OF SINKING FUND—
Ham F. Smith.
SANITARY INSPECTOR— T. P. Sale;
Assistant, J. F. Jordan.
KEEPER OF MARKET— J. N. McRary.
Assistant, J. L. Herndon.
PURCHASING AGENT— T. P. Sale.
KEEPEK OF CLOCK— T. W. Blake.
POSTMASTER— C. T. Bailey.
POSTMASTER— (West Raleigh)— J. R.
Chamberlain.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. J. BOWEN.
R. R. AGENTS— Seaboard Air Line, H.
A. Morson. C. P. & T. a.: C. S. Allen,
F'reight Agent; C. H. Gattis, T. P. A.
Southern Railway, T. E. Green, Ticket
Agent; D. D. Traywick, Freight Agent; G.
G. Thompson, Jr., Division Freight Agent.
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU— A. H. Thies-
sen, Section Director.
Board of Aldermen.
First Ward, First Division — William Boy-
Ian.
First Ward, Second Division — Wm. B.
Grimes.
Second Ward, First Division — W. A.
Cooper.
Second Ward, Second Division— Ed. Hugh
Lee.
Third Ward, First Division — Geo. M. Har-
den.
Third Ward, Second Division— H. W. Jack-
son.
Fourth Ward, First Division— L. G. Rog-
ers.
Fourth Ward, Second Division — J. S. Up-
church.
BOARD OF HEALTH— P. E. Hines, Presi-
dent; Wm. Boylan, T. M. Jordan, M. D. ;
H. W. Jackson, A. T. Cotten, M. D.; W.
B. Snow, J. Sherwood Upchurch, James I.
Johnson, T. P. Sale.
CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES— Street and
Pump, Wm. Boylan; Finance, W. B. Grimes,
(chm.); Light and Sanitary, J. Sherwood
Upchurch; Market and Schools, G. M.
Harden; Police and Cemetery, W. A. Coop-
er; Fire and Building, Ed. Hugh Lee; Wa-
ter and Sewer, H. W. Jackson; Park, L. G.
Rogers; Emergencies and Extraordinary Ex-
penditures, H. W. Jackson; Charitable In-
stitutions, W. B. Grimes.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Jas. I. John-
son (chm.), G. Rosenthal, R. H. Lewis, A.
A. Thompson, J. W. Bailey, E. L. Harris,
Garland Jones.
Cemeteries and Supts.
OAKWOOD— A. B. Forrest.
CONFEDERATE. (In Oakwood.)
CITY CEMETERY— M. H. Riggan, Snpt.
CATHOLIC.
HEBREW. (In Oakwood.)
COLORED.
OBERLIN— Oliver Brown, Supt.
MT. HOPE— Chas. Cardwell, Supt.
Hospitals and Asylums.
STATE HOSPITAL AT RALEIGH— Jas.
McKee, Superintendent.
N. C. SOLDIERS' HOME— R. H. Brooks,
Superintendent.
THE REX HOSPITAL— R. H. Battle,
President; R. T. Gray, Secretary; Miss
Nora Phillips, Head Nurse.
ST. LUKE'S HOME— King's Daughters,
Miss Etta Ramsey, Matron.
CITY FREE DISPENSARY.
ST. AGNES HOSPITAL AND TRAININQ
SCHOOL FOR NURSES. (Col.)
LEONARD MEDICAL SCHOOL HOS-
PITAL. (CoM
Citv Public Schools.-
E. P. MOSES, Superintendent.
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King's Business College guarantees position to its full graduates or
refund all money paid. Send for special offers explaining this. Ad-
dress, J. H. King, President, Raleigh or Charlotte.
580
WAKE COUNTY.
MECHANICS DIME SAVINGS BANK.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, President. WALTERS DURHAM, Cashier.
C. B. EDWARDS, Vice-President.
Save part oi' your earnings. 4 per cent interest paid on deposits.
CAPITAL, STOCK $15,000.00
DEPOSITS $210,000.00
HIGH SCHOOL— Hugh Morson, Prin.;
Miss E. A. Pool, Mrs. J. M. Barbee, C. G.
Keeble, Miss Daisy Waitt, Miss Ada V.
Womble.
CENTENNIAL— B. G. Team, Prin., Mrs. M.
B. Terrell, Miss J. H. Pescud, Miss Mary
A. Page, Miss Ella Ford, Miss Elizabeth V.
Willson, Miss Mary Holman, Miss Virginia
Eldridge, Miss Ellen Faison, Miss Katie
Allen.
MURPHY— Mrs. C. M. Williamson, Miss
Mary V. Marsh. Mrs. C. P. Blalock, Miss
Bessie Staler. Miss Mary S. Bryan, Miss Ber-
tha Stein, Miss Emma D. Conn, Miss Alice
L. Love, Mis Fannie E. Hughes, Miss Lizzie
Z. Ten-ell, Miss Isabel Pescud.
WILEY— Mrs. M. B. Sherwood, Miss Belle
Fleming, Miss Lula Riddle, Miss Minnie
ird, Miss Grace H. Bates, Miss Nannie
B. Skinner, Miss Willie R. Law, Miss
Mary C. Burton, Miss Lily Skinner, Miss
Margaret Stedman.
BROOKLYN— Miss Mary J. Arlington, Miss
Myrtle Underwood.
PILOT MILLS— Miss Virginia P. Burton,
Miss Fannie Fort.
CARALEIGH— Miss Mildred H. Smith, Miss
Lizzie Hunter.
Miss Lizzie Bellamy.
Miss Lowie Slocumb.
Miss Nina W. Green.
COLORED SCHOOLS— J. H. Branch, Prin-
cipal Washington School; J. W. Ligon, Prin-
cipal Crosby School; N. D. Rogers, Princi-
pal Garfield School; Theo. F. Williams,
Principal Chavis School; Chas. N. Hunter,
Principal Oberlin School.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist— W. C. Tyree, pastor; R. S.
Stephenson, Church Missionary.
Tabernacle Baptist— J. C. Massee, Pas-
tor; J. W. Ham, Church Missionary.
. Fayetteville Street — No Pastor.
Tabernacle Baptist Mission — J. C. Massee.
Caraleigh Baptist Mission — J. L. Martin.
Pilot Baptist — No Pastor.
West Raleigh Baptist— R. S. Stephenson,
Pastor.
F. J. Hagwood.
Hight C. Moore.
T. Neil Johnson.
R. T. Vann.
John T. Edmundson.
J. S. Farmer.
EPISCOPAL.
Joseph Blount Cheshire, Bishop.
Christ Church — M. M. Marshall, Rector.
Church of the Good Shepherd — I. McK.
Pittenger, Rector.
Chapel of St. Saviour— M. M. MarshalL
McNeely DuBose.
A. B. Hunter.
CATHOLIC.
Church of the Sacred Heart — Thomas Grif-
fin, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN.
Hillsboro Christian Church — D. A. Long,
Pastor; J. L. Foster.
METHODIST.
W. H. Moore, Presiding Elder.
Edenton Street — R. F. Bumpas, Pastor.
Central — C. W. Robinson, Pastor.
Epworth — C. L. Read, Pastor.
Brooklyn— G. W. Starling, Pastor.
T. N. Ivey.
J. W. Jenkins.
R. H. Whitaker.
J. O. Guthrie.
I. A. White.
E. M. Battis.
E. Pope.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbvterian — A. H. Moment, Pastor.
NON-SECTARIAN.
Reade ..j-emorial Chapel — Soldiers' Home.
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
N. C. COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
AND MECHANIC ARTS— Geo. T. Winston,
President.
MEDICAL D OF THE UNI-
TY OF NORTH CAROLINA.— H. A.
Rovster, Dean.
N. C. INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCA-
TION OF THE DEAF. DUMB AND BLIND
—John E. Rav, Principal.
BAPTIST FEMALE UNIVERSITY OF N.
C— R. T. Vann, President.
PEACE INSTITUTE— Jas. Dinwiddie,
Principal.
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL— McNeely Du Bose,
Rector.
KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE— J. H.
King, nt.
ST. MARY'S KINDERGARTEN— Miss
Louise T. Busbre, Principal.
DRAUGHN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE— S. M.
Smith, Principal.
A. & M. College Faculty.
GEOKGE TAYLOE WINSTON, A.M., LL.
D.. President and Professor of Political
Economy.
WILLIAM ALPHONSO WITHERS, A.M.,
Professor of Chemistrv.
DANIEL HARVEY HILL, A.M., Professor
of English.
WALLACE CARL RIDDICK, A.B., C.E.,
Professor of Civil Engineering and Mathe-
matics.
KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Raleigh and Charlotte, N. C.
WAKE COUNTY. . 581
^LEIGHSAVINGS BANK^ Raleigh, n7cT
JOHN T. PULUEX, President.
DEPOSITS OVER $(500,000.00
SURPLUS 15,000.00
RESERVED INTEREST 25,000.00
Four per cent paid on deposits.
CHARLES WILLIAM BURKETT, M.Sc,
Ph.D., Professor of Agriculture.
ELLERY BURTON PAINE, M. S., E. E.,
Professor of Physics and Electrical Engin-
eering.
CHARLES W. THOMAS, M. E., Professor
Mechanical Engineering.
LIEUT. WILSON G. HEATON, First Lieu-
tenant U. S. A., Professor of Military
Science and Tactics.
HENRY MERRYMAN WILSON, A. B.,
Professor of Textile Industry.
ROBERT E. LEE YATES^ A. M., Assist-
ant Professor of Mathematics.
WM. G. MORRISON, M. A., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Chemistry.
CHARLES BENJAMIN PARK, Superin-
tendent of Shops.
B. W. KILGORE, M. S., Lecturer on Soils
and Fertilizers.
H. HOWARD HUME, B. Agr., M. S.,
Lecturer on Horticulture.
FRANKLIN LINCOLN STEVENS. M. Sc,
Ph. D., Botanv and Vegetable Pathology.
CHARLES WALKER, Ph. D., Instructor in
Chemistry.
G. A. ROBERTS, B. S., D. V. S., In-
structor in /oology and Anatomy.
ALFRED DE ST. AMANT, B. S., Instruc-
tor in Drawing.
JOHN C. KENDALL, B. S., Instructor in
Dairying.
THOMAS NELSON, Instructor in Weav-
ing and Designing.
T. S. LANG, B. S., C. E., Instructor in
Civil Engineering.
RANDOLPH FITZHUGH MASON, B. A.,
Instructor in English.
TAIT BUTLER, V. S., Instructor in
/oology and Veterinary Science.
GEORGE SUMMEY, JR., Ph.D., Instruc-
tor in English.
OSCAR LUTHER BAGLEY, B
structor in Chemistry.
P. G. DEAL, Instructor in Forge Shop.
RICHARD HUGH HARPER, B. S., In-
structor in Chemistry.
C. L. MANN, B. S., Instructor in Math-
ematics.
FRANK C. REIMER, M. S., Instructor in
Horticulture.
c. k. McClelland
Professor Agriculture.
VV. M. ADAMS, B. S,
eering.
JOHN HOUSTON SCHUFORD, B. S., In-
structor in Dveing.
C. A. SPRAGUE, Instructor in Physics.
A. B. THIESSEN, Ph.D., Instructor in
Meterology.
RUSSELL SAGE WOGLUM, Instructor in
In-
M. S., Assistant
Electrical Fngin-
Entomology.
WILEY THEODORE CLAY, Instructor in
Wood-working.
Herbert Nathaniel Steed, Instructor in
Textile.
JAMES CLARENCE TEMPLE, B. S., In-
structor in Biology.
ARTHUR J. WILSON, Instructor in Chem-
istry.
CHARLES HERBERT LAWRANCE, In-
tor in Drawing.
OTHER OFFICERS.
MISS C. B. SHERMAN, Librarian.
ARTHUR F. BOWEN, Bursar.
E. BOWEN, B. S., Registrar and Proctor.
BENJAMIN SMITH SKINNER, Steward.
MRS. DAISY LEWIS, Matron.
JAMES RUFUS ROGERS, A.M., M. D.,
Physician.
Faculty of Baptist Female
University.
R T VANN, B. V, D. D.. President.
ELIZABETH DELIA DIXON CARROLL.
M. D., Physician and Professor of Physiol-
ogy.
MISS SADIE T. PERRY, Professor of
Latin Language and Literature.
L. D. WATSON, JR., B. A., B. E., Pro-
fessor of Mathematics. Bursar.
MISS S. E. YOUNG, M. A., Professor of
Modern Languages.
J. G. BOOMHOUR, B. A., Professor of
Natural Science.
MISS CAROLINE W. BLAIR, A. M., Pro-
fessor of History.
MISS JESSIE LOUISE JONES, Ph. B.,
Professor of English Literature.
T. NEIL JOHNSON. M. A., Professor of
Greek, Philosophy and Bible, and Curator
of Li bra rv.
MISS MARY H. LIVERMORE, Assistant
in English.
MISS JANE WOOD PARRY, Assistant in
Modern Languages.
MISS HELEN L. BISHOP, B. A., (Univ.
of Mich.), Master in Latin, Greek, and
Archaeology, Professor of Latin Language
and Literatui'e.
MISS ROSA PASCHALL, 13. A., Assistant,
in Mathematics.
WADE R. BROWN, Director of Music »nd
Professor of Piano, Organ and Theory.
MISS GRACE LOUISE CRONKHITE,
Piano and Theory.
MISS ELIZABETH D. BURT, Professor
Piano and Harmony.
MISS JULIA H. BREWER, Professor of
Piano.
MISS EMMA V. ANDERSON, Professor of
Violin and Piano.
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King's Business College has a correspondence, or mail course, en-
abling one to get a business or shorthand course at home. Send for
Circulars, Raleigh or Charlotte.
582
WAKE COUNTY.
T. B. Cbowdeb, President.
W. B. Grimes, Vice-President.
W. W- Vass. Cashier.
WW AfcOUNTY
West
Martin
Street.
Raleigh.
Pays..
SA VINGS
BANK
J o Interest*
on Your Deposit.,
Compounded Semi- Annually.
MRS. FLORENCE B. APPY, Professor of
Voice Culture.
A. C. JACRON, Voice Culture.
MISS IDA POTEAT, Professor of Art.
MISS DIXIE W. LEACH, Professor of
China Painting.
MISS KATE FORT, Professor of Applied
Art.
MISS CAROLINE BERRY PHELPS, Pro-
fessor of Physical Culture.
MISS GERTRUDE ROYSTER, Assistant
Professor of Physical Culture.
E. M. BATTIS, Professor of Business
Course.
MISS MARY S. ABBOTT, Lady Princi-
pal.
MISS JESSIE M. DAVIS, Principal of the
Acndemv.
MRS. J. E. BAIRD, Housekeeper.
MRS. OCTAVIA NORWOOD, Nurse.
St. Mary's School.
McNEELY DUBOSE, B. S.B,. D., Rector,
Bible and Ethics.
MRS. McNEELY DUBOSE, School Mother.
ELEANOR W. THOMAS, English and Lit-
erature.
ERNEST CRUIKSHANK, Latin and
Science.
MARGARET M. JONES, Mathematics.
FRANCES REUVELT, French and Ger-
man.
YANITA CRIBBS, Elocution and Physical
Culture.
KATE C. SHIPP, Mathematics.
WILLIAM E. STONE, History and English.
CLARA I. FENNER, Art School.
ML SIC SCHOOL— W. H. Sanborn, Director
Organ, Piano and Theory.
MARTHA A. DOWD, Piano and Elemen-
tary Theory.
KATE M. LAXTON, Piano.
CHELIAN PIXLEY, Piano.
MRS. W. H. SANBORN, Vocal Training.
CHARLOTTE KENDALL HULL, Violin.
GERTRUDE SANBORN, Assistant in Vo-
cal Training. _
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT— Kate
McKimmon, Principal; Louise Pittinger, As-
sistant.
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL— Lizzie H. Lee,
Principal; Juliet Sutton, Assistant.
ART SCHOOL— Clar I. Fenner, Director.
MATRON OF INFIRMARY— Miss Lola E.
Walton.
HOUSEKEEPER— Mrs. Mary Seay.
BOOKKEEPER— Lizzie Lee.
STENOGRAPHER— Juliet Sutton.
Peace Institute Faculty.
JAS. DINWIDDIE, President.
MISS DINWIDDIE. Ladv Principal.
HENRY JEROME STOCKARD, English,
Latin and History.
REV. ALFRED MOMENT, Bible.
MISS HELLEN POLLARD, Elocution and
Physical Culture.
MISS MARTHA MANEY, French.
MISS LUELLA SEX-SMITH, Mathematics.
MISS EDITH ROYSTER, Philosophy and
Pedagogy.
MISS ANNIE ABERNETHY, Preparatory
Department.
MISS MABEL T. ROYSTER, Stenography
and Typewriting.
JAMES P. BRAWLEY, Director of Music.
MRS. HELEN McLEMORE, Voice.
MISS EMMA ANDERSON, Violin.
MISS LOVIE JONES, MRS. EVA DUN-
GAN, Piano.
MISS MATILDA LEIPOLE, Art.
LIBRARIAN— Miss Jean Jackson.
HOUSEKEEPER— Miss Pattie Morgan.
MATRON AND SUPT. OF INFIRMARY,
Mrs. M. Fowler.
PHYSICIAN, Dr. Hubert Haywood.
SUPT. OF OFFICE— Miss Hannah Coley.
COLORED.
SHAW UNIVERSITY— Chas. F. Meserve,
President.
ST. AUGl'STINE SCHOOL— A. B. Hunter,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Yarborough House, Howell Cobb, Prop.
Park Hotel— Howell Cobb, Prop.
Capitol Inn— I. A. White, Prop.
Exchange Hotel— Mrs. N. W. Smith.
Powell House, G. T. Powell, Prop.
Mrs. J. S. Price.
Hutchings House — Mrs. F. A. Hutching*.
Mrs. Wiley Rogers.
Mrs. W. H. Lyon.
Waldorf House.
Mrs. Flora Heflin.
Osborne House.
Mrs. Delia Raspbury.
Mrs. J. R. Barkley.
Mrs. M. L. White.
Mrs. Mills.
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WAKE COUNTY.
5S3
The
vat/jYt'/^p.-
Gcrmania
LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO
of the City of New York
Assets Over, - $37,000,000.00
Wants first class men as managers in certain North Carolina
Districts. Good salaries and commissions are given the right
men. Write to
R.OBT. B. HALL, Manager,
TUCKER BUILDING RALEIGH, N. C.
Mrs. C. G. Smith.
Mrs. Welsch.
Art Studio.
Miss Dixie Leach.
J. L. Busbee.
Architects.
G. W. Barrett.
W. P. Rose.
C. E. Hartge.
R. J. Hughes.
Artists' Materials.
Weathers & Perry.
J. C. Ellington, Jr.
Auctioneers.
Prank Stronaeh.
George L. Tonnoffski.
E. M. Bledsoe & Co.
Banks and Bankers.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS— J. J.
Thomas, President; B. S. Jerman, Cashier;
H. W. Jackson, Assistant Cashier. Capital,
$100,000; Surplus and Profits, $85,000.
RALEIGH BANKTNG & TRUST CO.—
Chas. H. Belvin, President; F. H. Briggs,
Cashier; J. B. Timberlake, Jr., Assistant
Cashier. Capital, $100,000; Surplus and
Profits, $3,000. Organized July 15, 1905.
CITIZENS NATIONAL— Jos.' G. Brown,
President; Henry E. Litchford Cashier.
Capital, $100,000; Surplus and Profits, $125,-
000.
RALEIGH SAVINGS BANK— John T. Pul-
len, President. Capital, $15,000; Surplus,
$15,000; Reserved interest, $25,000.
MECHANICS DIME SAVINGS BANK—
Charles E. Johnson, President; Walters Dur-
ham, Cashier; Clias. E. Johnson, Jr., Tel-
ler. Capital, $15,000; Surplus and Profits,
$11,500.
CAROLINA TRUST CO.— A. J. Ruffir.,
President; Leo. D. Heartt, Vice-President
and General Manager; H. F. Smith,
Cashier; General Counsel and Trust Officer,
Robert C. Strong. Capital, $100,000; Sur-
plus and Profits,, $5,000.
WAKE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK— Thos.
B. Crowder, President; W. B. Grimes,
Vice-President; W. W. Vass, Cashier. Au-
thorized capital, $100,000. Paid in, $15,000.
Began business January 3, 1905. Surplus
and Profits, $1,800.
Bakers.
Charles Bretsch.
J. A. Bragassa.
Fred. Staudt.
Barber Shops.
Kimball's Barber Shop.
A. A. McDonald.
H. G. Otey.
Noble and Ferry.
N. C. Dunston's Shop.
H. I. Hughes.
M. Watts.
S. Morgan.
C. A. Walker.
Watson & Drayton.
Wesley Gorham.
Brokers.
Johnson & Johnson.
G. E. Loach.
E. L. Harris.
0. P. Hay.
J. S. Gray.
J. A. Duncan.
C. W. Young.
Grimes & Vass.
Raleigh Re«l Estat« and Trust O.
Bee Box Manufacturers.
W. L. Womble.
Oscar Allen.
King's Business College is the largest and best equipped in the State,
regardless of any claim the small fries may make. Send for cata-
logue. Address College, Raleigh or Charlotte.
584
WAKE COUNTY.
CHARLES W. BARRETT,
RALEIGH, N. C.
ARCHITECT.
Get a copy of "Colonial Southern Homes."
Price, $1.00 Postpaid.
Blacksmith Shops.
Holloway & Co.
J. W. Evans.
A. Green.
A. L. Hartsfleld.
Rogers & Moore.
S. P. Pennington.
J. W. Goodwin.
Harp & Godwin.
Thos. Yates.
I>. F. Fleming, (col.)
W. Harris, (col.)
Pope & Hinton, (col.)
Tom Hill, (col.)
Bicycle Repair Shops.
T. F. Brockwell.
W. H. Urcwer.
J. M. Bishop.
W. H. Holloway.
Books and Stationery.
Alfred Williams & Co.
M. M. Smith.
Baptist Book Store.
Boots and Shoes.
Heller Bros.
S. C. Pool.
Hunter Bros & Brewer.
Perry & Rosenthal.
Economy Shoe Co.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
C. Abrams.
W. D. Brown.
H. Davis.
R. Dobbin.
Francis & Carroll.
J. 0. Carroll.
W. Jordan.
R. King.
J. H. Reavis.
S. M. Jones & Bro., (col.)
W. C. Haywood, (col.)
J. Jones, (col.)
C. Bank, (col.)
H. Banks, (col.)
A. S. Bryant, (col.)
Fletcher Primus, (col.)
Clayton Taylor, (col.)
Caesar Faulkner, (col.)
W. Locksley, (col.)
Neil McCoy, (col.)
M. Thompson, (col.)
S. Williams, (col.)
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Caraleigh Brick Yard.
Raleigh Brick Co.
Copperville Mining & Improvement Co., C.
V. Albright, S c.
Building & Loan Associations.
MECHANICS AND INVESTORS UNION—
Geo. Allen, Secretary.
RALEIGH BUILDING & LOAN ASSO.,
W. S. Wilson, Sec.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. R. Crawford.
J. Schwartz.
W. J. Moore.
E. G. Richardson.
Thos. Donaldson, (col.)
Wm. Sawyer, (col.)
A. Young, (col.)
Britton Pearce, icol.)
Ed. Price, (colored.)
Bicycle Dealers.
T. H. Briggs & Sons.
Hart-Ward Hardware Co.
T. F. Brockwell.
W. H. Brewer.
Cop. and Wood.
Powell & Powell.
Johnson Sorrell.
Capital City Fuel Co.
Johnson & Johnson.
W. A. Upchurch.
Collecting Agencies.
Raleigh Real Estate and Trust Co.
J. M. Broughton & Co.
Parker & Hunter.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
S. Berwanger.
Cross & Linehan.
Whiting Bros.
J. Rosengarten.
Globe Clothing House.
Lee & Broughton.
D. Levine.
J. Klivansky.
I. Seligson.
Farass Sahion.
Crinkley's Dept. Store.
Z. Fonville.
Hoover's Dept. Store, (col.)
WAKE COUNTY.
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Commission Merchants.
Crowder & Rand.
Johnson & Johnson.
King Bros.
Peebles Bros.
M. T. Norria & Bro.
George Marsh & Co.
D. T. Johnson & Son.
E. L. Harris.
J. S. Gray.
Crockery and Glassware.
J. I). Riggan Company.
Kir by 's 5 and 10c. Store.
Crinkley's Dept. Store.
Young Hardware Co.
A. S. Wonible.
T. H. Briggs & Sons.
Z. Ponville.
Hart-Ward H'd'w. Co.
Confectionery Manufacturers.
A. D. Royster & Bro.
J. A. Bragassa.
C. M. Bretsch.
Confectionery Dealers.
Mose Sanderford.
C. M. Bretsch.
A. Dughi.
A. D. Royster & Bro.
J. A. Bragassa.
California Fruit Store.
J. D. Riggan Company.
Kirby's 5 and 10c. Store.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
H. J. Brown Coffin House.
G. A. Strickland.
Cabinet-Makers.
M. R. Haynes.
P. H. Hubert.
Carolina Wood WorKers.
Carriage Maufacturers.
J. W. Evans.
S. W. Holloway.
Contractors and Builders.
N. C. Building and Supply Co.
W. P. Rose.
F. W. Hunnicutt & Son.
Ellington Lumber Co.
Ford Bros.
C. W. Barrett.
D. C. Hill.
M. A. Moser.
W. W. Parishs' Sons.
C. P. Snuggs.
W. B. Barrow.
Cigar Factories.
Norwood Cigar Co.
Ira G. Upchurch.
Clubs.
THE CAPITAL CLUB -Dr. James M<Kee,
President; J. A. Duncan, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Chemists.
J. M. Pickel.
Cotton Mills.
RALEIGH COTTON MILLS— A. A. Thomp-
son, President and Treasurer; C. A. Johnson,
Secretary; H. B. Greason, Superintendent.
Capital Stock, $157,000. Spindles, 15,000.
CARALEIGH MILLS CO.— A. A. Thomp-
son, President; F. O. Moring, Secretary and
Treasurer; H. C. Butler, Superintendent.
Capital Stock, $150,000. Spindles, 10,816.
Looms, 436.
PILOT MILLS— J. N. & W. H. Williamson,
Proprietors. Spindles, 7,700. Looms, 325.
NEUSE RIVER MILL— A. A. Thompson,
President and Treasurer; C. A. Johnson, Sec-
retary; John A. Drew, Superintendent.
Capital Stock, $125,000. Spindles, S,000.
Looms, 256.
Chamber of Commerce.
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce, los. G.
Brown, President; R. M. Phillips, Secre-
tary.
Cotton Conroress.
Raleigh Cotton Compress.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
Barbee & Co.
Heath & Co.
C. E. Johnson & Co.
Parker & Son.
J. J. Thomas & Co.
W. A. Myatt.
A. P. Upchurch.
J. F. Coke.
J. R. Haynes.
C. L. Hinton.
M. A. Parker.
Dealers in Carriages.
J. W. Barber & Son.
J. W. Evans.
Frank Stronach.
S. W. Holloway.
'Vyatt Harness Co.
Dealers in Ice.
Carolina Ice Co.
Johnson & Johnson.
Dentists.
V. E. Turner.
J. H. Crawford.
D. E. Everitt.
J. Martin Fleming.
Norwood G. Carroll.
S. P. Norris.
Russell G. Sherrill.
Doctors.
Andrew W. Goodwin.
Fabius J. Haywood.
Hubert Havwood.
E. B. Fere'bee.
Peter E. Hines.
Chas. L. Jenkins.
Arthur O. Jones.
Thos. M. Jordan.
Kemp P. Battle, Jr.
Augustus W. Knox.
Richard H. Lewis.
Robt. S. McGeachy.
Jas. W. McGee.
Jas. W. McGee, Jr.
Jas. McKee.
Jas. R. Rogers.
Hubert A. Royster.
W. I. Royster.
Mrs. Delia Dixon Carroll.
H. McKee Tucker.
R. S. Stevens.
A. T. Cotten.
W. C. Horton.
M. D. Bowen, (col.)
M. T. Pope, (col.)
Kind's Business College has an expert penman in charge of the Pen-
manship Department. We prove that we have the best in all depart-
ments. Write for our propositions.
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WAKE COUNTY.
J. C. Plummor, (col.)
P. H. Williams, (col.)
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. W. A. Lodge.
Mrs. W. R Eatman.
Mrs. James Lewis.
Mrs. Alex. Kreth.
Mrs. J. W. Watkins.
Mrs. Martha Dednam.
Mrs. C. A. Kiddle.
Mrs. Mary A. Mitchell
Miss Kate Terry.
Mrs. Wearn.
Mrs. Wise.
Krs. Hundley.
Mrs. Paxtou.
Miss Perry.
Mrs. Annie Williams.
Mrs. Schilling.
Mrs. Ruth.
Mrs. Brewer.
Druereists.
J. I. Johnson.
W. H. King Drug Co.
Bobbitt-Wvnne Drug Co.
Henry T. Hicks Co.
John S. Pescud.
Crowell, McLarty & Co.
Robt. Simpson.
North Side Drug Store — W. G. Thomas,
Prop.
Tucker Building Pharmacy, Henry T.
Hicks Co , Props.
0. G. King.
J. E. Davis.
Capital City Pharmacy, (col.)
Peoples Drug Store, (col.)
Dry Goods and Notions.
Boylan, Pearce & Co.
Dobbin & Ferrall.
Sherwood Higgs & Co.
1. Rosenthal.
A. B. Stronach Co.
Wm. Woollcott.
Miss J. Woodward.
Cnnkley's Dept. Store.
Anderson & Theim.
Z. Fonville.
Hoover's Dept. Store, (col.)
Dyeing Works.
Harris Steam Dve Works.
A. Kreth.
L. G. Gill.
R. E. McCauley, (col.)
Electrical Supplies.
Standard Gas & Electric Co.
Raleigh Electric Co.
Raleigh Construction Co.
Electric Companies & Officers.
STANDARD GAS AND ELECTRIC CO.-
S. E. Linton, President and General Man-
ager; H. W. Jackson, Secretary and Treas-
urer. Capital, $100,000.
RALEIGH ELECTRIC CO.— Wm. J. An-
drews, President; F. H. Briggs, Treasurer;
A. L. Murray, Secretary. Capital stock,
$75,000.
5 and 10c. Stores.
Kirby's 5 and 10c. Store.
Fertilizer Manufacturers.
Caraleigh Phosphate and fertilizer Work*.
N. C. Cotton Oil Co.
Florists.
A. Steinmetz.
J. L. O'Quinn & Co.
Hucksters.
Lee H. Perrv.
A. B. Blake & Son.
E. B. Taylor & Son.
James McDonald <te Son.
R. J. Conrad.
W. C. Christmas, (col.)
June Kelley, (col.)
W. A. Curtis, (col.)
Burgess & Stroud, (col.)
Fisli Markets.
C. S. Wallace.
R. W .Taylor.
W. F. Betts.
W. J. Moore.
C. D. Arthur.
W. D. King.
W. A. Medlin.
Pearce & Townes, (col.)
J. J. Wright, (col.)
C. E. Nevels, (col.)
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
RAMSIGH MILLING CO.— E. T. Oliver,
Manusrci .
W. S. Barnes Milling Co.
Foundries and Iron Works.
Raleigh Iron Works.
J. H. Gill.
W. H. Shaw.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
W. C. Stronach 's Sons & Co.
J. R. Ferrall & Co.
Dewar & Wilder.
Job P. Wyatt & Bro.
W. A. Myatt.
Peebles Bros.
M. T. Norris & Bro.
Dunn Bros
Phillips & Penny.
Crowd er & Rand.
Hunter & Dunn.
Carolina Feed Store.
Len. H. Adams.
Furniture Manufacturers.
Carolina Wood Workers.
Furniture Dealers.
Mills & Wallace.
Smith, Goodwin & Co.
Raleigh Furniture Co.
Capital Furniture Co.
Wynne & Redford.
Moore & Sanderford.
Royall & Borden.
G. S. Tucker & Co.
Emory & Koonce.
Fruit Dealers.
George Marsh.
King Bros.
A. Dughi.
California Fruit Store.
Williams Bros.
King's Business College,
( Incorporated. )
WAKE COUNTY.
587
Grist Mills.
W. S. Barnes Milling Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
Wvatt Harness Co.
J. W. Barber 4 Son.
Frank Stronach.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
T. H. Briggs & Sons.
R. E. Lumsden & Sons.
Young Hardware Co.
Hart- Ward Hardware Co.
Job P. Wyatt & Bro.
W. A. Myatt
Dewar & Wilder.
Crowder & Rand.
Carolina Hardware Co.
Hides and Pelts.
W. J. Moore.
J. E. King.
W. R. Crawford.
Insurance Companies.
NORTH CAROLINA HOME INSURANCE
CO.— R. H. Battle, President; Alexander
Webo, Vice-President; Charles Root, Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
CAROLINA BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
— N. B. Broughton,. President; A. E. S.
Lindsay, Secretary-Treasurer.
FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE ASSOCIATION
— N. B. Broughton, President; A. E. S.
Lindsa}', Secretary and Treasurer.
THE PEOPLES MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION— C. M. Bernard, President;
H. E. King, Secretary and Treasurer.
Ice Factories and Officers.
CAROLINA ICE CO.— C. E. Johmion,
President; A. A. Thompson, Secretary.
Capital stock, $15,000.
RALEIGH ICE AND ELECTRIC CO.— E
C. Hillyer, Manager.
Insurance Agencies.
B. G. Cowper.
J. D. Boushall.
T. I. Jones.
J. }i. Broughton k C«.
John C. Drewry.
Grimes & Vass.
J. O. Guthrie & Co.
F. K. Ellington.
R, B. Hall.
R. Y. McPherson.
C. M. Hawkins.
T. T. Hay.
T. T. Hay & Bro.
Raleigh Real Estate and Trust Co.
A. E. S. Lindsay.
W. S. Pi .mrose.
E. B. Crow.
J. D. Mitchell.
J. A. Sheets.
Robert B. Leach.
J. J. Mackay.
R. B. Raney.
W. W. Smith.
Parker & Hunter.
Raleigh Insurance and Realty Co.
Hill E. King.
Job Printing Offices.
Edwards & Broughton.
E. M. Uzzell.
M. J. Carroll.
Mutual Publishing Company.
Times Printing Co.
W. S. Sherman & Co.
Junk Dealers.
Dan Harris.
W. J. Moore.
J. E. King & Co.
Robert Johnson, (col.)
Knitting Mills.
RALEIGH HOSIERY MILLS— W. W. Ashe,
President; S. A. Ashe, Jr., Secretary and
Treasurer. Capital stock, $75,000.
MELROSE KNITTING MILLS— V. B.
Moore, President and Treasurer; J. W.
Harden, Jr., Secretary. Capital stock, $18,-
000.
THE MARTIN HOSIERY CO.— Martin &
Co., Owners; T. A. Jones, Supt.
Lawyers.
Thomas M. Argo.
A. B: Andrews, Jr.
Samuel A. Ashe.
Richard H. Battle.
"3osworth C. Beckwith.
Joseph D. Boushall.
Victor H. Boyden.
Charles M. Busbee.
Fabius H. Busbee.
Perrin Busbee.
Phil. H. Busbee.
Norman H. Johnson.
Chas. U. Harris.
Murray Allen.
Wm. H. Day.
William C. Douglass.
Ulaude Dockery.
Alex. J. Feild.
J. H. Fleming.
Bart M. Catling.
Robert T. Gray.
Robert L. Gray.
J. C. L. Harris.
Ernest Haywood.
John W. Hinsdale.
J. W. Hinsdale, Jr.
J. Newton Holding.
Armistead Jones.
Wesley N. Jones.
W. B. Jones.
Ernest P. Maynard.
B. F. Montague.
Samuel F. Mordecai.
Herbert E. Norris.
E. M. Rollins.
William J. Peele.
James H. Pou.
T. S. Fuller.
S. G. Ryan.
Elmer Shaffer.
James E. Shepherd.
S. Brown Shepherd.
Robert N. Simms.
F. M. Simmons.
King's Business College is end orscd by the Raleigh Chamber of
Commerce, There is no better school at any price. Send for cata-
logue. Address, J. H. King, President, Raleigh or Charlotte, K. O.
588
WAKE COUNTY.
Ed. Chambers Smith.
William B. Snow.
Robert C. Strong.
W. W. Vass.
Walter L. Watson.
Winfield Lyon.
Thomas B. Womack.
Ashby Lambert.
S. J. Adams.
E. A. Johnson, (col.)
David P. Lane, (col.)
Geo. L. Lane, Jr., (col.)
Lock and Gun Smiths.
T. F. Brockwell.
Laundries.
Excelsior, B. W. Baker.
Oak City, J. K. Marshall.
Raleigh Steam Laundry.
lumber M't'rs and Dealers.
Baker-Thompson Lumber Co.
Mills Manufacturing Co.
N. C. Building and Supply Co.
Ellington Lumber Co.
Marble Works.
Raleigh Marble Works, Cooper Bros.
Machine Shops.
Raleigh Iron Works.
J. H. Gill.
W. H. Shaw.
Masons and Builders.
N. C. Building & Supply Co.
F. W. Hunnicutt.
John Whitelaw;
C. K. Lewis.
Manufacturers of Soda Fountain
Drinks.
The Cel-i-Ko Co.
Paper Cutter Manufacturers.
Andrews & Andrews.
Medicine Manufacturers.
Capudine Chemical Co.
0. G. King.
H. T. Hicks Co.
1. I. Johnson.
Bobbitt-Wynne Drug Co.
W. H. King Co.
M. T. Ray.
Millinery and Fancy Geods.
Boylan, Pearee & Co.
Sherwood Higgs & Co.
Crinkley's Dopt. Store.
I. Rosenthal.
Miss J. Woodard.
Misses Reese & Co.
Mineral Waters and Bottlers.
Coca-Cola Steam Bottling Works.
Cel-i-Ko Bottling Works.
Monthly and Yearly Publications
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY— (Issued Jan-
uary 1st of each Year) — Josephus Daniels,
Editor.
THE NORTH CAROLINA BARACA—
(Monthly)— W. C. Hufham and E. R. Car-
roll. Editors.
YOUNG PEOPLES' WORKER— (Monthly)
— M. W. Butler, Editor.
OUR RECORD— (Monthly)— Published by
the Pastor and Superintendent of the Tab-
ernacle Baptist Church.
THE ST. MARY'S MUSE— (Monthly")—
Published by St. Mary's School— Miss Ruth
Foster, Editor-in-Chief; Miss Jane Iredell
Green, Business Manager.
TURNER'S N. C. ALMANAC (Yearly)
—P. C. Enniss, Editor and Owner.
RED AND WHITE— (A. & M. College). H.
L. Hamilton, Editor; J. W. Clark, Business
Manager."
Music Teachers.
Miss Mattie Higgs.
Miss Mary Mackay.
Miss Florence B. Telfair.
Miss Lovie Jones.
Miss Ebie Roberts.
Mr. S. M. Parrish.
Mr. John A. Simpson.
Prof. George D. Meares.
Mrs. M. P. Bauman.
Prof. Levin.
Newspapers and Editors.
NEWS AxsD OBSERVER— Josephus Dan-
iels, Editor.
NORTH CAROLINIAN— Josephus Daniels,
Editor.
FAn-~_R AND MECHANIC— Josephus
Daniels, Editor.
THE AMERICAN— (National Organ Jr. 0.
U A. M.)— Z. P. Smith, Editor.
THE MERCHANTS JOURNAL— Norman H.
Johnson, Editor.
CAUCASIAN— Marion Butler, Editor.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE— T. N. Irey. Edi-
tor.
TRUTH — T. F. Price. Editor, Nazareth.
PROGRESSIVE FARMER— C. EL Po«,
Editor. - _ „
BIBLICAL RECORDER— J. W. Bailey,
Editor.
THE RALEIGH ENTERPRISE— J. L.
Ramsey, Editor.
THE RALEIGH TIMES— R. W. Simpson,
Jr., Editor.
ST. AUGUSTINE'S RECORD— A. B. Hun-
ter, Editor.
AUGUSTINIA — D. L. Ferguson, Editor.
THE HARBINGER— W. E. Faison, Editor.
News Stands.
Union News Co.
W. B. Wright.
Corpening & Tennille.
R. E. Lews.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co.
N. C. Cotton Seed Oil Co.
Orchestra and Bands.
Prof. Levin.
Third Regiment Band.
Places of Amusement.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC— J. Sherwood Up-
church, Manager.
King's Business College, asperated .,
WAKE COUNTY.
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MONUMENTAL THEATRE.
RANEY LIBRARY HALL.
CAPITAL BILLIARD AND POOL PAR-
LOR— R. E. Lewis, Manager.
RAELIGH AMUSEMENT CO.
Painters.
Lancaster Bros.
Glenn & Williams.
H. M. Farnsworth.
Charles F. Bullock.
W. R. Macy.
John Howell.
W. W. Parrish's Sons.
Paper-Hangers.
Weathers & Perry.
J. C. Ellington* Jr.
W. T. Utley.
Faint and Oil Dealers.
Carolina Hardware Co.
Thos. H. Briggs & Sons.
Hart-Ward Hardware Co.
Young Hardware Co.
Public Libraries.
State Library.
Olivia Raney Free P.ibli.2 Library.
Plumbers.
Bowes & Adams.
Wm. Taylor.
T. S. Stevenson.
Young & Hughes.
W. A. Stunkle & Co.
Pianos and Organs.
Darnell & Thomas.
Photographers.
Wharton & Tyree.
J. P. Hayes.
T. L. Darnell.
Restaurants.
A. Dughi.
R. F. Giersch.
E. V. Denton.
Union News Lunch Room.
Auditorium Lunch Room Co.
John U. Smith.
Pat's Cafe.
Heal £state Agents.
J. M. Broughton & Co.
Raleigh Real Estate and Trust Co.
Parker & Hunter.
Railroad Headquarters.
RALEIGH & PAMLICO SOUND— C. B.
Barbee, President; J. M. Turner, Vice-
President and Superintendent.
RALEIGH & CAPE FEAR— J. A. Mills,
President and General Manager.
SEABOARD AIR LINE— W. J. Jenks,
Superintendent Second Division; W. A. Gore,
Train Master; V. C. Tompkins, Trav-
elling Freight Agent; C. H. Gattis, Trav-
elling Passenger Agent; H. A. Morson;
C. P. & T. A.; C. S. Allen, Freight Agent.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY— A. B. Andrews,
First Vice-President; Henry W. Miller, As-
sistant to First Vice-President; John H. An-
drews, Travelling Freight Agent; T. E.
Greene,, City Ticket Agent.
N. C. CAR SERVICE ASSOCIATION— R.
M. Albright, Manager.
UNION DEPOT— Station Master, T. T.
Bunch; Baggage Clerk, Chas. B. Norris;
Night Baggage Clerk, Forrest Mitchell;
Ticket Gate-Keeper, H. M. Faucett; Lower
Gate and Switchman, J. T. Gattis; Wait-
ress, Mollie E. Gant.
Retail Merchants Association.
RALEIGH RETAIL MERCHANTS' ASSO-
CIATION—C. B. Hart, Pres. ; A. J. Thomas,
Vice-Pres. ; Edgar E. Broughton, Sec. and
Treas.
Retail Grocers.
M. Rosenthal & Co.
Geo. Terrell.
T. L. McCullers & Co.
L. H. Adams.
J. Blake.
G. F. Ball.
G. W. Bond.
D. M. Branch.
B. A. Smith.
B. Busbee.
W. H. Caudle.
Mrs. M. A. Daniel.
Samuel Davis.
George C. Dickerson.
\V. R. Dorsett.
J. R. Ferrall & Co.
J. W. Creech.
W. D. Lanier.
H. O. Gattis.
Mrs. B. Gill.
G. W. Goodwin.
W. A. Gower.
J. B. Green & Co.
Mrs. Wm. N. Harris.
J. Heller.
Henry Hoge.
S. S. Howell.
J. H. Hunnicutt.
D. T. Johnson & Son.
Joseph Jobber.
B. W. Jones.
C. C. Jones.
J. D. Jones.
Oscar Allen.
C. B. King.
J. II. Mann.
W. B. Mann.
W. S. Mann.
Wm. Mitchener.
D. T. Moore, Jr.
D. T. Moore, Sr.
L. C. Neal.
C. S. Neal.
C. A. Norris.
E. R. Pace.
A. B. Pettiford.
C. S. Parker.
A. R. Pool.
E. N. Pool.
J. E. Pool.
S. R. Pool.
G. T. Powell.
Mrs. Fannie Pulley.
Mrs. S. Ray.
Berry Renfrow.
Rogers Grocery Co.
W. A. St-ickland.
King's Business College (inc.) has the unqualified endorsement of
every business man in Raleigh, Charlotte, or North Carolina, who is
familiar with its work. Send for circulars
590
WAKE COUNTY.
J. m. Thjmpson.
H. S. Tucker.
J W. Tyson.
Thomas Tyson.
Robbins's Cash Grocery.
Mrs. C. H. Weathers.
W. C. Stronach's Sons & Co.
J. O. Wilcox.
L. S. Wilder.
A. S. Womble.
C. W. White.
J. H. Worrell.
W B. Wright.
W. J. Wyatt.
Peebles Bros.
Geo. Marsh & Co.
J. P. Wvatt & Bro.
W. A. Myatt.
Phillips & Penny.
W. R. Warren.
B. N. Walters & Co.
R. W. Richardson.
W. H. Austin.
D. G. Bond.
W. E. Ellington.
E. H. King.
Morgan & Smith.
J. T. Peele.
George Waddell.
A. A. Bagwell.
W. H. T. Caudle.
W. J. Edwards.
W. E. Fann.
J. T. Richardson.
J B. Goodwin.
C. H. Grady.
W. J. Grant.
G. H. Johnson.
T. E. Moore.
Mrs. J. A. Terry.
Wm. Whitaker.
A. G. Williams.
S. Richardson.
Reuben Cole, (col.)
Gccrge Lane, (col.)
Sam Hayes, (col.)
Joseph Braan, (col.)
E. J). Smith, (col.)
James H. Baker, (col.)
Joe High, (col.)
R. H. Hinton, (col.)
A. T. Mitchell, (col.)
B. Rayner, (col.)
Allen MitcheM, (col.)
S. S. Barber, (col.)
Haywood Jones, (col.)
Sales and Livery Stables.
G. M. Harden.
J. R. Holder.
J. M. Pace Mule Co.
R. E. Parham.
Chas. L. Woodall.
Stoves and Tin-ware.
T. H. Briggs & Sons.
R. E. Lumsden & Sons.
Carolina Hardware Co.
Hart-Ward Hardware Co.
Young Hardware Co.
Allen Roofing Co.
Crinkley's Dept. Store.
Saloons.
RALEIGH DISPENSARY— W. N. Jones,
W. N. Snelllng, J. A. Mills, Commission-
ers. W. P. Batchelor, Manager. H.
J. Heilig, Assistant Manager. J. H. Pool,
Chief Clerk.
Sewing Machine Agents.
Singer Manufacturing Co.
R. L. Green.
Shingle Dealers.
T. C. Powell.
L. H. Adams.
Mills Manufacturing Co.
Ellington Lumber Co.
N. C^ Building and Supply Co.
J. A. Jones.
Sash and Blind Factories.
N. C. Building and Supply Co.
Baker-Thompson Lumber Co.
Ellington Lumber Co.
Stone Contractors.
Cooper Bros.
John Whitelaw.
F. W. Hunnicutt & Son.
Storage Warehonses.
People's Storage and Mercantile Co.
Sporting Goods.
A. D. Royster & Bro.
J. D. Riggan.
Tailor Establishments.
R. L. Spears.
L. G. Gill.
W. B. Johnson.
\V. A. Tavlor.
G. N. Walters.
E. L. Bridcers.
A. C. Hinton.
W. T. Taylor.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE CO.—
Walter J. Crews, Manager.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.—
Jas. A. Egerton, Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE CO.— E.
A. Woodruff, Manager.
INTERSTATE TELEPHONE CO.— Wm.
Bovlan, Manager.
RALEIGH TELEPHONE CO.— W. N.
Jones, President; A. B. Stronach, Vice-
President; Edwin S. Myatt, Secretary-Treas-
urer; Wm. A. Wynne, General Manager.
Typewriters and Supplies.
Southern Book Exchange.
A. Williams & Co.
Baptist Book Store.
T. E. Green.
R. T. Gowan.
Capital Typewriter Co.
Trust & Investment Companies.
Mechanics and Investors Union.
Carolina Trust Co.
Raleigh Real Estate and Trust Co.
&M
KING'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE?.
WAKE COUNTY.
591
E. M. UZZELL & CO.
Printers
and Binders
RALEIGH, N. C.
Corner Wilmington and Martin Streets.
PRICES SATISFACTORY.
Raleigh Loan & Trust Co.
Raleigh Building & Loan Association.
Tobacco Manufacturers.
J. E. Pogue.
Tin and Sheet Iron Roofing.
Lumsden Bros.
Hart-Ward Hardware Co.
Allen Roofing Co.
M. S. Clark.
J. T. Jones.
Trading Stamps Co'a.
SOUTHER TRADING STAMP CO.— A. R.
Perkins, Manager.
Unions.
CENTRAL LABOR UNION— E. S. Cheek,
President; G. T. Norwood, Secretary.
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO. 54.— V. C.
Terry, President; W. C. Hufham. Secretary.
BOOK-BINDERS UNION NO. 39— G. T.
Norwood, President; H. L. Warren, Sec-
retary.
PRINTING PRESSMENS UNION NO. 120—
Clark Puckett, President; B. P. Ellis, Sec-
retary.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS UNION,
NO. 630— J. T. Barrow, President; J. W.
Hunt. Secretary.
MACHINISTS UNION, No. 100— Geo. W.
Mordecai, President; A. W. Watson, Secre-
tary.
ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS, NO.
264— H. J. Stewart, C. C. ; W. W. New-
man, Secretary and Treasurer.
BROTHERHOOD LOCOMOTIVE ENGI-
NERS NO. 330— W. A. Faison, C. ; E. A.
Muse, P. A. E.
ALLIED PRINTING TRADES (
George T. Norwood. President; L. F. Alford,
Secretary.
CLERKS UNION, No. 487— C. H. Anderson
President; R. P. Dickson, Corresponding
Secretary.
COMMERCIAL
AMERICA— P. R.
Thiem, Sec.-Treas.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE— Mrs. E. E. Mof-
fitt, Pres. ; Mrs. Julius Timbsrlake, Sec.
and Treas. ; Mrs. E. Fasnach, Mgr.
TELEGRAPHERS OF
Anderson, Pres. ; LeRoy
Veterinary Surgeons.
W. C. McMackin.
Watches and Jewelry
H. Mahler Sons.
T. W. Blake.
Jolly-Wynne Jewelry Co.
Mrs. E. Fasnach.
Crinkley's Dept. Store.
Wagon Manufacturers.
Mills Manufacturing Co.
S. W. Holloway.
Wholesale Grocers
J. G. Ball.
Cro^der & Rand.
Dewar & Wilder.
Dunn Bros.
W. A. Myatt.
Carolina Feed Store.
Philips & Penny.
Hunter & Dunn.
Peebles Bros.
M. T. Norris & Bra.
J. J. Thomas & Co.
Job P. Wyatt & Bro9.
Geo. Marsh & Co.
Porter Candy Co.
WAKE FOREST.
Incorporated in 1S80.
Population, 1,800.
Value of real estate, $250,000.
Value of personal property, $40,000.
No. white polls, 220.
No. colored polls, 16.
Tax rate, 20c. on $100.
Election held second Tuesday in May.
Term, two years.
Town Officers
MAYOR— S. J. Allen.
CLERK— C. E. Gill.
TREASURER— F. W. Dickson.
POLICEMAN— Ed. Timberlake.
TAX COLECTOR— Ed. Timberlake.
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL— Miss Passmore,
Principal; Misses Lankford and Mrs. Crit-
tenden, Assistants.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— C. E. Gill, O.
K. Holding, F. W. Dickson, Z. V. Peed, O.
E. Brewer.
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BOARD OF AUDIT— S. J. Allen, F.
W. Dickson.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— B. F. Sledd,
T. E. Holding, Z. V. Peed.
POSTMASTER— M. A. Timberlake.
R. R. AGENT— J. L. Allen.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. L. Allen.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— W. B. Royall, W. R. Cullom,
C. E. Taylor, J. W. Vernon, J. W. Lynch,
Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Wake Forest Hotel— S. P. Holding, Prop.
Tanner House.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF WAKE— J. B. Powers, Presi-
dent; J. B. Carlvle, Vice-President; T. E.
Holding, Cashier. Capital, $15,000. Sur-
plus and Profits, $1,000.
Barber Shops.
Caleb Winston.
Willis Harper.
Brokers.
E. A. Allen.
H. V. Pace.
Books and Stationery.
T. E. Holding & Co.
R. W. Wilkinson.
Boots and Shoes.
Dickson Bros. '
Z. V. Peed & Co.
J. M. Brewer & Co.
R. S. Dodd.
Cemeteries and Supts,
S. J. Allen.
Cotton Mills.
ROYALL COTTON MILLS— W. C. Powell,
President, Savannah, Ga. ; T. E. Holding,
Secretary; R. E. Royall, Treasurer; A. H.
1, Superintendent. Capital stock,
$150,000. Spindles, 6,056; Looms, 1T2.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Z. V. Peed & Co.
Dickson Bros.
J.
R. S. Dodd.
Doctors.
J. B. Powers.
S. P. Holding.
W. S. Rankin.
Lewis Gaines.
Druggists.
T. E. Holding & Co.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Greyard.
Mrs. Medlin.
Mrs. Cooper.
Mrs. Wingate.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Dickson Bros.
Z. V. Peed & Co.
Dealers in Ice.
T. E. Holding.
R. W. Wilkinson.
General Merchandise.
R. S. Dodd
Z. V. Peed & Co.
Dickson Bros.
J. M. Brewer & Co.
Insurance Agencies.
W. J. Wingate.
J. M. Brewer, Jr.
R. L. Sigmon.
Colleges.
WAKE FOREST COLLEGE FACULTY.
WILLIAM L. POTEAT, M. A., President,
Professor of Biology.
CHARLES E. TAYLOR, B. Lit, D. D.,
Professor of Moral Philosophy.
WILLIAM B. ROYALL, M.A., D.D.,
Professor of Greek Language and Litera-
ture.
LUTHER R. MILLS, M.A.. Bursar, Profes-
sor of Pure Mathematics.
BENJAMIN F. SLEDD, M.A., Professor
of English Language and Literature.
CHARLES E. BREWER, M.A., Ph.D.,
Professor of Chemistry.
JOHN F. LANNEAU, M.A., Professor of
Applied Mathematics and Astronomy.
JOHN B. CARLYLE, M.A., B.L., Pro-
fessor of Latin Language and Literature.
NEEDHAM Y. GCJLLEY, M.A., B.L., Pro-
fessor of Law.
J. HENDREN GORRELL, M.A., Ph.D.,
" 3Sor of Modern Languages.
WILLIS R. CULLOM, M.A., Th.M., Pro-
fessor of the Bible.
WALTER S1KES, M. A., Ph.D., Professor
of History and Political Science.
JAMES L. LAKE, M.A., Professor of
:cs.
D. EATMON, M.A., Professor of Peda-
gogy
W. PASCHAL, M.A., Ph.D.,
i'rofessor of Latin and Greek.
RANKIN, Professor Anatomy and
J. D. IVES, Laboratory Assistant in Bi-
ology.
.LIVE and H. Jenkins, Labora-
tory Assistants in Chemistry.
is, L. Jackson, T. H. Beverly, B.
P. Gentry, T. M. Hoyes, E. A. Turner.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Miss Florence Tanner, Manager.
Telegraph Offices and M'sers.
J. L. Allen.
Lawyers.
N. Y. Gulley.
R. L. Sigmon.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Dickson Bros.
Z. V. Peed & Co.
Musi*" Teachers.
Mrs. W. L. Poteat.
W. R. Cullom.
Plow Factories.
Wake Forest Foundry Co.
Painters.
Alex. M. Mitchell.
Night School
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Retail Grocers.
O. K. Holding.
R. W. Wilkinson.
Sales and Livery Stables.
P. E. Fowler.
CARY.
Tax rate, 20c. on $100.
Incorporated in 1869.
Population, 508.
no. white polls, 125.
No. colored polls, 3.
Tax rate, 20c. on $100; 60c. on poll.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— H. B. Jordan.
CLERK— E. F. Upchurch.
TREASURER— W. A. King.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. F. Jones.
ATTORNEY— E. F. Upchurch.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. M. Tem-
pleton, Z. V. Johnson, J. H. Stone, R. J.
Harrison, W. H. Atkins.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Dexter Jones,
Superintendent; Miss Minnie Franklin, As-
sistant.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— H. C. Or-
mond, Z. V. Johnson, Donnell Campbell.
POSTMASTER— Donnell Campbell.
R. R. AGENTS— Z. V. Johnson, S. A. L. ;
G. H. Maynard, Southern.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— G. B. Starling, Pastor.
BAPTIST— Wm. S. Olive, Pastor; David
Edwards, A. D. Hunter.
ST. LUKE'S CHAPEL— I. McK. Pittenger,
Rector, Raleigh.
Schools and Academies.
CARY HIGH SCHOOL— E. L. Middleton,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Walker House, J. R. Walker, Prop.
Bicycle Repair Shops.
A. S. Johnson.
Cotton Gins.
Cary Lumber Co.
Doctors.
J. M. Templeton.
Brueeists.
S. P. Waldo & Son.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Cary Lumber Co.
General Merchandise.
F. B. Grav & Bro.
C. R. Scott & Son.
Stone & Co.
R. E. Williams.
W. D. Jones.
J. R. Guess.
'Wagon Manufacturers.
HARRISON WAGON CO.— R. J. Harrison,
President; H. P. Guess, Secretary and
Treasurer.
CARY WAGON CO.— Z. V. Johnson, Prop.
APEX.
Incorporated in 1873.
Population, 500.
Value of real estate, $80,000.
Value of personal property, $37,260.
Town owns lights.
Number white polls, 55.
Number colored polls, 10.
Tax Rate: 5c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. A. Norris.
CLERK— Lindsay S. Olive.
TREASURER— Lindsay S. Olive.
CHIEF OF POLICE— James L. Jenks.
BOARD OF ALDERMEIS— L. C. Olive,
Lindsay S. Olive, Alfred V. Baucum, W.
H. Howard.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— C. V. Brooks,
Principal; Miss Emma Pegram, Assistant;
Miss Stella K. Norris, Music Teacher.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. P. Pear-
son, Chairman; L. S. Olive, H. G. Utley.
POSTMASTER— Vance Hudson
R. R. AGENTS— E. W. Franklin, S. A.
L. ; J. W. Phillips. C. F. & N.
EXPRESS AGENT— E. W. Franklin.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST -C. V. Brooks, Pastor.
CENTRAL BAPTIST— James Monroe
Holleman, Pastor.
METHODIST— G. W. Starling, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. E. D. Dearen.
Mrs. J. M. Holleman.
Banks.
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK—
W. H. Harward, Pres. ; W. F. Utley, Vice-
Pres. ; J. R. Cunningham, Cashier. Cap-
ital, $5,000.
Barber Shops.
Canute Council, Prop.
Blacksmith Shops.
W. H. F. Branch.
Fresh Meats.
L. P. Olive & Son.
Furniture Dealei-9.
Q. I. Hudson & Co.
Lawyers.
Percy J. Olive.
Foundries.
II. H. Walls & Son.
Canning Factories.
APEX CANNING CO.— Percy J. Olive,
President; Lindsay S. Olive, Secretary and
Tiei:surer and General Manager.
Contractors and Builders.
R. P. Cotield.
Nathan Holleman.
Rufus Smirh.
J. B. Penny.
Druggists.
A. V. Baucom & Co.
Doctors.
H. G. Utley.
R. W. Johnson.
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Dentists.
Romulus Stephens.
General Merchandise.
H. C. Olive Co.
Hunter & Olive.
W. H. Harward.
Apex Feed Co.
R. J. Boiling.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. H. Harward.
Newspapers and Editors.
APEX JOURNAL— Leslie Franklin, Edi-
tor and Proprietor.
Painters.
A. G. Bell.
W. J. Lynch.
Retail Grocers.
D. A. Saunders.
Apex Grocery Co.
J. F. Saunders.
Pate & Co.
C. B. Evans, (col.).
Upchurch & Davis.
Restaurants.
Neil Harrington.
"MacKey's."
Railroad Headquarters.
CAPE FEAR & NORTHERN— J. C.
Angier, Secretary, Treasurer and General
Manager; T. F. Wilkinson, Auditor; G. E.
Lemmon, Superintendent and Chief En-
gineer.
Tobacco Warehouses.
GOLDEN LEAF TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
CO.— W. B. Upchurch, Pres. ; K. Johnson,
Vice-President; Dr. H. G. Utley, Secre-
tary-Treasurer; Lea, Warren & Co., Pro-
prietors.
Telegraph Offices and M'g'rs.
WESTERN UNION— E. W. Franklin,
Manager.
Telephone Exchanges and Man-
agers.
BELL TELEPHONE— R. J. Boiling, Man-
ager.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
D. A. Saunders.
ROLESVILLE.
Incorporated 1885.
Population, 312.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— S. W. Terrell.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. E. Redford.
TREASURER— I. A. Young.
CLERF-J. H. Mitchell.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. E. Redford
A. H. Massev, D. M. Dizor.
POLICEMAN— G. L. Williams.
POSTMASTER— J. H. Mitchell.
MJiisters and Churches.
BAPTIST— W R. Oullom, Pastor.
METHODIST— G. R. Rood, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
ROLESVILLE ACADF.MY— No Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
R. L. Rogers.
Blacksmith Shops.
G. L. Williams.
Calvin Fleming.
Furniture Dealers.
S. W. Ten-ell.
Doctors.
L. B. Young.
Druggists.
L. B. Younjr.
General Merchandise.
J. II. Mitchell.
S. W. Terrell.
Stell & Williams.
D. M. Dizor.
R. L. Rogers.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
S. W. Terrell.
FORESTVILLE.
Incorporated in 1808.
Population, 160.
Tax rate, 20c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. P. Bobbitt.
TREASURER— J. L. Phillips
CLERK— J. L. Phillips.
TAX COLLECTOR— P. P. Loyd
ATTORNEY— N. Y. Gullev '
CHIEF OF POLICE— P. P. Loyd
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— P ' p' Loyd
J. A. Jones, J. R. Ranes, C. J. Pippin
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Miss R.ubie
L. Britt, Principal.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— J. A.
Jones, Chairman; J. P. Bobbitt, Secretary
POSTMASTER— J. A. Jones.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST-C. G. Lowe, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
C. J. Pippin.
J. A. Jones.
. „, Doctors.
L. Chappell.
General Merchandise.
J. L. Phillips.
J. A. Jones
Massingburg & Co.
"WAKEFIELD.
Incorporated in 1898.
Population, 300.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. M. Whittev.
CLERK— M. C. Chamblee.
TREASURER— M. C. Chamblee.
TAX COLLECTOR— H. P. Gill.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— G. M. Bell,
M. C. Chamblee, A. A. Pippin, S. W. Har-
ris. D. D. Massev.
POSTMASTER— W. H. Chamblee.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— A. D. Hunter, Pastor.
METHODIST— (Mission)— F. F. Eure, Sup-
ply.
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Schools and Academies.
WAKEFIELD CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
MATICAL SCHOOL— E. R. Franklin, Prin.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
C. E. Pippin.
Mrs. Mary Whittey.
Contractors and Builders.
J. C. Aiken.
H. P. Gill.
John Richardson.
T. B. Ellis.
John Wilder.
Doctors.
G. M. Bell.
Y. M. Caviness.
Dentists.
F. G. Chamblee.
Drueeists.
G. M. Bell.
Caviness & Daniel.
Department Stores.
Wakefield Mercantile & M'f'g. Co.
Furniture Dealers.
Wakefield Mercantile & M'f'g. Co.
General Merchandise.
T. L. Honeycutt.
C. E. Pippin.
J. A. Kemp.
Pippin & Wells.
E. C. Daniel & Co.
Richardson & Wilder.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Harris Bros.
Lumber Plants.
R. J. Whitley.
G. M. Bell.
Painters.
J. C. Aikens.
Wheelwrights.
Pless Preddy.
V.. T. Rhodes.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
J. A. Kemp.
HOLLY SPRINGS.
Incorporated in 1877.
Population, 325.
Tax rate, 12 l-2c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— John A. Brooks.
CLERK -W. A. Seagraves.
TREASURER— W. A. Seagraves.
TAX COLLECTOR— W A. Jones.
POLICEMEN- W. A. Jones.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— T. B. Holt, B.
S. Utley, W. T. Brooks.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL— G. C. Davidson,
Principal.
POSTMISTRESS— Miss Ida Gunter.
R. R. AGENT— John R. Seagraves.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— C. A. Upchurch, Pastor.
METHODIST— J. H. Buffalo, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHAPEL— Father Irwin.
Schools and Academies.
Holly Springs Academy, G. C. Davidson,
Principal.
Doctors.
B. S. Utley.
Drusriiists.
J. R. Carter.
General Merchandise.
Holly Springs Land and Improvement Co.
T. B. Holt.
W. L. Brewer.
J. R. Carter.
J. R. & W. A. Seagrave.
J. J. Welch & Son.
Newspapers and Editors.
CAPE FEAR ENTERPRISE— G. B. Al-
ford, Editor.
Retail Grocers.
J. F. Carter.
J. R. Carter.
MORRISVILLE.
Incorporated in 1875.
Population: white, 125; colored, 50; to-
tal, 175.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— E. W. Clements.
CLERK— J. H. Moring.
TREASURER— J. H. Moring.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL— T. Hick Barber,
Principal; Miss Faucette, Assistant.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. L. Page,
J. H. Moring, W. H. Edwards.
POSTMASTER— J. K. Gibson.
R. R. AGENT— W. A. Plesants.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. A. Plesants.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. T. Edmundson, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN— J. W. Patton, Pastor.
Doctors.
W. H. Boone.
General Merchandise.
S. R. Home.
W. H. Merritt.
J. H. Moring.
E. M. Ellis.
W. H. Beasley.
Morrisville Drug Co.
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WARREN COUNTY.
WARREN COUNTY.
County Seat, Warrenton.
Formed in 1779 from Bute county. Named in honor of Dr. Joseph Warren, of
Massachusetts.
Area, 450 square miles.
POPULATION: 19,151. White males. 3,060; white females, 3,022. Foreign born,
104. Negro males, 6,352; negro females, 6,717. White males over 21 years, 1,448;
negro males over 21 years, 2,441. White polls, 1,012; negro polls, 1,393.
Value of real estate, $1,600,000, increase of $50,000 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,020,000, increase of $80,000 over 1904, including 2,469 horses, 555 mules, 1
jack, 105 goats, 6,565 cattle, 9,568 hogs, 689 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,108,538; by negroes, $378,359.
No. Schools: White, 31; Colored, 45.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and $2.75 poll; bridges and roads, 25c. and
75c. poll.
POST OFFICES: Afton, Areola, Axtell, Brodie, Churchill, Creek, Crinkley,
Dewberrie, Elam, Elberon, Embro, Fitts, Glen, Greenback, Grove Hill, Inez, Jack,
MACON, Manson, Marmaduke, Merry Mount, Mountainview, Newman, Nutbush,
OAKVILLE, Odell, RIDGEWAY, Schocco, Vaughan, Vicksboro, WARREN PLAINS,
WARRENTON, (c. h.), Wise, York.
PUBLIC ROADS: G. G. Egerton, Warrenton, Supt. Worked by labor and taxa-
tion; total last year, $9,000. Convicts can be used. No. miles, 550; improved by
gravel, 50; otherwise improved, 50.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Seaboard Air Line, 31.21 miles, assessed value $623,659.65
Warrenton, 3.00 miles, assessed value 9,440.00
Pullman Company, 23.00 miles, assessed value 3,340.35
Western Union Telegraph Company, 242. f>0 miles, assessed value 7,094.90
Southern Express Company, :>1.21 miles, assessed value 3,614. 50
Union Tank Line Company, assessed value 12,309.75
SUPERIOR COURT: February 12th; June 18th, two weeks; September 17th, two
weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. R. Rodwell
VVarrenton.
SHERIFF— R. E. Davis, Warrenton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— John A. Dowtin.
VVarrenton.
TREASURER— J. L. Coleman, Macon.
CORONER— Simon Fleming, Warrenton.
SURVEYOR— J. D. Palmer, Greenback.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— P. J. Macon, War-
renton.
SUPT. CO. HOME— John S. Davis, War-
renton.
CO. SUPT SCHOOLS— Nat. Allen, Ridge
way.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— W. G.
Coleman, (chnO, Churchill; W. T. Carter,
Vaughan; M. B. Alston, Ridgeway.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— H. J. White, War-
renton; Walter Allen, Axtel; R. B. Davis,
Grove Hill; Peter M. Stallings, Fitts; J. J.
Mvrick, Littleton.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. A. Nich-
olson, (chm.), Macon; E. C. Price. Warren-
ton: N. M. Jones, Vicksboro.
CONSTABLES— Six Pound, C. F. Bur-
rows; River, H. L. Faucett; Hawtree, Geo.
W. Hawks; Roanoke, W. W. Haithcock;
Nutbush, C. H. Capps; Fishing Creek,
John R. King; Judkins, D. W. Pegram;
Warrenton, G. W. Bennett; Fork, Thomas
G. Moore.
Justices of the Peace.
RIVER TOWNSHIP— J. J. Mvrick,
Littleton; W. T. Carter, Vaughan; T. D.
King, Thomas R. Walker, Littleton; A. L.
Pope, Vaughan; John R. Boyd, Buck
Spring.
SIXPOUND— J. A. Nicholson. Macon; W.
j G. Coleman, John C. Gardner, Churjh:ll;
1 Robt. B. Thornton, Macon; G. R. Scoggin,
Oakville.
HAWTREE— A. S. Webb, Warren Plains;
W. A. Dunn, Fitts; J. D. Newell.
SMITH CREEK— W. J. Cole, Oine; Nat
Allen, Ridgeway; A. J. Meeder, Manson.
NUTBUSH— Jas. H. Bullock, Nuibush:
S. G. Champion, Man=on ; J. M. Bur-
roughs, Manson.
SANDY CREEK— W. D. Rose, Axtell;
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Thomas R. Blacknall, Brodie; B. S. Field,
Afton.
SHOCCO — James Montgomery, Afton; J.
W. Clements, O. L. Rowland, Brodie.
FISHING CREEK— M. T. Duke, Edgar
Robertson, Joseph F. Hunter, Areola.
JUDKINS— J. J. Shearin, Macon;
J B. Harris, Embro; M. E. Newsom, Lit-
tleton.
WARRENTON— R. T. Watson, Warren-
ton; Alex. Katzenstein, M. B. Alston, War-
renton.
FORK— R. E. Williams, W. E. Davis,
Creek; S. T. Alston, Shocco.
ROANOKE— H. B. Moseley, Thomas W.
Walker, R. E. Brady, Elams.
Public School Teachers.
Miss Betsy Bobbitt, Cokes.
Mrs. W. H. Aycock, Warrenton.
Miss Ruth H. Morris, Palmers Springs,
Virginia.
Miss Josephene Miller, Manson.
Mrs. J. W. Robertson, Warrenton.
Miss Jimmie Clark, Creek.
Miss Emma J. Hunter, Afton.
Miss Minnie M. Drummond, Ebony, Va.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pittman, Odell.
Miss Viola Wright, Littleton.
Miss Essie Shaw, Macon.
Miss Willie G. Macon, Warrenton.
Miss Eva M. Sledge, Wise.
Mrs. Annie W. Killian, Greystone.
Miss Nannie Fleming, Vaughan.
Miss Delia Fleming, Vaughan.
Miss Myrtice Gardner, Macon, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Mary F. Gardner, Macon, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Delle K. Clements, Glenn.
Miss Susie Shaw, Macon.
Miss Kate Johnston, Littleton.
Miss Pauline Shaw, Macon, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Lucy B. Thornton, Macon.
Miss Belle C. Graham, Newmans.
Miss Sallie Pitchford, Odell.
Mrs. Rosa M. Johnston, Littleton.
Miss Lucy M. Seymour, Nutbush.
Miss Ethel Bennett, Warrenton.
Miss Jeffie D. Shearin, Vaughan.
Mrs. Florence Johnston, Littleton.
W. O. Dunn, Wise.
Herbert scholz, Macon.
W. C. Douglass, Macon.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— A. Cree, Embro; T. J. Taylor,
Warrenton; W. G. Holmes, Elberon.
EPISCOPAL— A. J. Poindtxter, Warren-
ton; F. Joyner, Littleton; S. L. Morgan,
W. N. Bobbitt, Littleton.
METHODIST— B. C. Allred, Warrenton;
D. A. Fishel, Vaughan.
Merchants not in Towns.
H. D. Terrell, Warren Plains.
Alfred Alston, Elberon.
Burwell Bullock, Nutbush.
Lewis Bullock, Oine.
S. W. Bell, Vaughan.
George W. Davis, Areola.
R. Y. Davis, Marmaduke.
Mrs. S. F. Falkner, Axtell.
Fitts & Thompson, Fitts.
W. E. Hicks, Ridgeway.
Haithcock Bros, Marmaduke.
Powell Bros<, Alston.
T. O. Mabry, Axtell.
James Montgomery, Afton.
Henry Pennington, Churchill.
J. H. Palmer & Co., Merry Mount.
C. D. Riggan, Nutbush.
B. L. Revis, Elberon.
Mrs. Bettie E. Williams, Marmaduke.
R. L. W. Watkins, Manson.
Paul Watson Vaughan.
W. G. Walll, Elams.
Horner Supply Co., Manson.
T. W. Shearin, Warren Plains.
L. R. Fleming, Brodie.
J. F. p. Horton, Oine.
J. B. Harris, Embro.
J. J. Stallings, Embro.
C. B. Vaughan, Vaughan.
Joseph King, Vaughan.
J. A. Goodwvn, Elberon.
W. A. Watson, Axtell.
J. H. Bullock & Co., Nutbush.
W. H. Pndgen, Creek.
W. P. Rodwell, Agent, Oakville.
John Powell, Marmaduke.
S. K. Clark, Marmaduke.
O. ('. Davis, Inez.
W. C. Coleman & Son. Churchill.
R. B. Davis, Grove Hill.
J. R. Paschall Co., (Inc.), Wise.
W. D. Newman, Newman.
Physicians not in Towns.
T. P. Jerman, Ridgeway.
T. B. Williams. Ridgeway.
W. E. Holt, Wise.
Aucti oneers.
G. W. S. Tucker, Warren Plains.
Blacksmith Shops.
Adam Williams, Ridgeway.
Cotton Gins.
J. B. Harris. Embro.
W. P. Rodvell, Oakville.
W. H. Pridgen, Creek.
G. W. Davis, Areola.
Davis & Williams, Inez.
Connell i. Tharrington, Inez.
R. E. W'lhams, Inez.
W. D. Rose. Axtell.
John W. Riggan, Mountain View.
J. A. Nicholson, Vaughan.
W. T. Alston. Inez.
Coleman L Gardner, Churchill.
R. B. Davis, Grove Hill.
L. Wilke, Littleton.
Blacksmith Shops.
Alex. Hamm, Creek.
Contractors and Builders.
J. A. Cheek, Creek.
Grist Mills.
Thomas B. Fleming, Vaughan.
Grant Beardsley, Manson.
H. B. Hunter, Ridgeway.
M. A. B. Green, Macon.
Thorough, practical and up-to- date courses in book-keeping, short-
hand, typewriting and English taught at King's Business College, Ra-
leigh, N. C, or Charlotte, N. C.
598
WARREN COUNTY.
Gardner & Coleman, Churchill.
R. D. Paschall, Ridgeway.
J. W. Riggan, Mt. View.
E. P. Fitts. Fitts.
J. B. Harris. Embro.
E. E. Wollett & Co.. Odell.
J. S. Davis, Creek.
Madden & Hudson, Littleton.
Anthony Johnston. Littleton.
Nathan Jones, Vicksboro.
Lumber Plants.
D. A. Fishel, Vaughan.
J. H. Harris, Vaughan.
J. R. Paschall, Wise.
Shingle Dealers.
George W. Davis, Areola.
Alex. Katzentein. Warren Plains.
R. B. Davis, Grove Hill.
Saw Mills.
B. D. Moore, Ridgeway.
W. J. Norwood, Warrenton.
D. F. Morris, Vaughan.
E. E. Wollett & Co., Odell.
Wheelwright.
P. P. Brown, Fmbro.
"WARRENTON.
Population, 836.
Value of real and personal property, $386,
989.
Tax rate — City purposes, 50c. on $100;
25c. on $100 railroad bonds and streets.
Flection held in May, term of office, two
years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Wm. A. Burwell.
CLERK— R. J. Jones.
TREASURER— R. J. Jones.
TAX COLLECTOR— Ellis Green.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Ellis Green.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. G. Rogeri.
C. A. Thomas, Tasker Polk, H. T. Macon.
J. G. King, W. T. Johnson, Frank Rose.
^livi^ COS. AND CHIEFS— Plummer En-
gine Co., J. S. Plummer, Chief; W. A.
Plummer, Capt. ; Plummer Ladder and
Bucket Co., J. S. Plummer, Chief, Wilson
Taylor, Capt.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Mary Green.
E. R. AGENT— B. P. Terrell.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— C. W. Robinson, Pastor;
Presiding Elder, G. F. Smith, Littleton.
BAPTIST— T. J. Tavlor, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— Carr Moore, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
WARRENTON HIGH SCHOOL— John Gra-
ham, Principal.
WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE— Miss-
es Hawkins, Principals.
PRIMARY SCHOOL— Miss Mattie Brown,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Norwood House, W. J. Norwood.
Mrs. Bettie Vaughan.
E. H. Mangum.
Banks and Bankers.
GARDNER & JEFFRESS— J. M. Gardner,
Cashier. Capital, $20,000; Surplus and
Profits, $3,000.
Auctioneers.
H. A. Falkener, Jr.
Barber Shops.
Washington Harris.
H. H. Taylor.
Brokers.
Gardner & Jeffress.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
George W. Bennett.
Zaek Rivers.
Jas. H. Green, (col.)
Hillman Reavis, (col.
Blacksmith Shops.
W. E. Davis.
J. W. Harris, (col.)
J. M. Ransom, (col.)
Boot and Shoe Shops.
Wm. Cawthorne, (col.)
R. P. Green, (co!.)
Richard Burgess, (col.)
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
John B. Davis.
Cabinet-Makers.
Jere Draper.
T. V. Allen & Co.
Contractors and Builders.
W. D. -Weldon.
John Branch.
Daniel Alston.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Jere Draper.
T. V. Allen & Co.
Carriage Maufacturers.
J. M. Ransom.
W. E. Davis.
Cotton Buyers.
Gardner & Jeffress.
Cotton Gins.
H. J. White.
Coal and 'Wood.
Tarwater Bros.
Walter Rogers.
Confectionery Manufacturers.
J. H. Miles.
N. P. Marks & Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
W. D. Rogers, Agent.
D. H. Riggan.
N. P. Marks & Co.
Star Grocery.
Crockery and Glassware,
W. T. Johnson.
D. H. Riggan.
Allen-Fleming Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
Tarwater Bros.
W. B. Boyd.
Dealers in Ice.
John S. Plummer.
WARREN COUNTY.
500
Dealers in Tobacco.
W. B. Boyd.
R. B. Boyd.
W. G. Rogers.
M. P. Burwell.
Dentists.
H. N. Walters.
R. S. Booth.
W. W. Taylor.
Doctors.
Joel G. King.
P. J. Macon.
C. A. Thomas.
Drusrirists.
Hunter Drug Co.
C. A. Thomas.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Laura Daniel.
Mrs. W. D. Weldon.
Furniture Dealers.
Jere Draper.
T. V. Allen & Co.
Furniture Manufacturers.
WARRENTON FURNITURE FACTORY—
R. B. Boyd, Pres. ; W. A. Burwell, Secretary
and Treasurer. Directors — W. B. Boyd, J.
M. Gardner, W. G. Rogers, E. S. Allen.
General Merchandise.
Allen & Fleming Co.
W. T. Johnson.
E. Katzenstein.
D. H. Riggan.
N. P. Marks & Co.
W. Harris.
W. D. Rodgers.
B. C. Hilliard.
Star Grocery.
Grist Mills.
Warrenton Roller Mills.
Mrs. Laura Taylor.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
J. Willie White.
W. A. Miles.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
John Pender, Warrenton.
Insurance Agencies.
J. Willie White.
H. T. Macon.
R. I. Watson.
Lawyers.
Bojd & Williams.
Tasker Polk.
John H. Kerr.
Benj. G. Green.
R. A. Hawkins.
T. O. Rodwell.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. J. Norwood.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. M. G. Taylor.
Mrs. T. M. Caserly.
Music Teachers.
Misses Hawkins.
Miss Graham.
Mrs. Minnie L. White.
Newspapers and Editors.
RECORD— J. C. Hardy, Editor and Prop.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co.
Retail Grocers.
J. H. Miles.
Star Grocery.
D. H. Riggan.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Tarwater Bros.
John S. Plummer.
Aaron Hendricks.
Stoves and Tin-ware.
Willie A. Miles.
J. Willie White.
Saloons.
Dispensary.
Telegraph OfficeT and M'grs.
POST\L TEL. CO.— J. Willie White, Mgr.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— M. M. Pen-
dleton, Mgr.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
H. T. Macon.
Tobacco Warehouses.
W. B. Boyd.
Rogers & Burwell.
Farmers Warehouse.
Undertakers.
T. V. Allen & Co.
Jerry Draper.
Watches and Jewelry
W. H. Parker.
NOBLINA.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Norlina, J. Gresham, Prop.
General Merchandise.
A. G. Overby.
W. H. Sherron.
T. R. Hunter (col.)
RIDGE WAY.
POSTMASTER— S. L. Crowder.
R. R. AGENT— J. S. Vaughan.
EXPRESS AGENT-^J. S. Vaughan.
Ministers and Churches.
EPISCOPAL— Francis Joyner, Rector.
METHODIST— L. N. Chaffin, Pastor.
GERMAN LUTHERAN— C. Lauterbach,
PflStOT*
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. B. M. Collins.
Blacksmith Shops.
Adam Williams.
J. J. Saeman
Doctors.
T. B. Williams.
General Merchandise.
R. C. Mabry & Son.
B. A. Robertson.
Alston. Hawkins Co.
J. S. Wortham, (col.)
600
WARREN— WASHINGTON.
Lawyers.
M. J. Hawkins.
Watciies and Jewelry
Henry Daeke.
MACON.
Incorporated in 1890.
copulation, 150.
Tax rate, $1 on each $1,000.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. F. Brame.
CLERK— J. L. Coleman.
TREASURER— J. L. Coleman.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. H. Olsen.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Walter Kger-
ton, J. M. Coleman, J. E. Rodwell, M. P.
Perry, J. B. White.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Walter Eger-
ton, J. M. Coleman, J. R. Loyd, M. P.
Perry, A. F. Brame.
R. R. AGENT— John E. Rodwell.
EXPRESS AGENT— John E. Rodwell.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— C. W. Robinson.
BAPTIST— T. J. Taylor, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
CHURCHILL HIGH SCHOOL— Miss Betsie
Rodwell, Principal.
MACON HIGH SCHOOL— Prof. Douglas,
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Egerton, Walter Egerton, Prop.
Blacksmith Shops.
F. H. Ward.
Gupton Bros.
Canned Goods.
W. A. Overby.
Cotton Gins.
Hunt Bros.
W. G. Egerton.
Contractors and Builders.
J. X. Jones.
Doctors.
M. P. Perry.
Druacists.
M. P. Perry.
General Merchandise.
J. H. Rodwell.
Coleman Bros. Co.
W. G. Egerton.
Walter Egerton.
J. H. Olsen.
H. L. Watson, (col.)
Grist Mills.
Green's Grist Mill, Mrs. A. B. Green,
Proprietor.
Wiaeel wrights.
Samuel Fain.
Gupton Bros.
WISE.
Population, 250.
Cotton Gins.
J. R. Paschall.
P. P. Perkinson.
General Merchandise.
J. R. Paschall.
M. H. Hayes.
J. L Kii'g.
Granite Quarries.
WISE GRANITE CO.— J. R. Paschall,
Owner.
Robt. Michael & Co.
Quarry & Monumental Works.
Schools and Academies.
WISE HIGH SCHOOL— Prof. Dunn, Prin.
Saw Mills.
T. T. Hicks & Son.
G. E. White & Bro.
LITTLETON.
Partly in Halifax and partly in Warren.
I See Halifax.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
County Seat, Plymouth.
Formed in 1799 from Tyrrell county. Named in honor of George Washington.
Area, 350 square miles.
POPULATION: 10,603. White males, 2,627; white females, 2,615. Foreign born, 4.
Negro males, 2,616; negro females, 2,750. White males over 21 years, 1,268; negro
males over 21 years, 1,136. White polls, S8S; negro polls, 739.
Value of real estate, $772,315, decrease of $48,016 from 1904. Value of personal
property, $564,187, increase of $22,348 over 1904, including 796 horses, 710 mules, 263
goats, 4,392 cattle, 9,643 hogs, 674 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,213,252; by negroes, $123,250.
No. Schools: White, 29; Colored, 18.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on :-100 and 40c. poll. Floating debt, $4,000. No.
iron bridges, 2.
POST OFFICES: Beechgrove, Cherry, CBESWELL, Hoke, MACKEY FERRY, Mon-
ticello, PLYMOUTH, (c. h.), ROPER, Scuppernong, Skinnersville. Two rural deliver
routes.
WASHINGTON COUNTY. 601
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old System. No. miles, about 150; improved, 10.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Norfolk & Southern, 42 miles, assessed v.ilue $862,000
Atlantic Coast Line, 3.87 miles, assessed value 97,421.67
Western LTnion Telegraph Company, 12.00 miles-, assessed value 351.09
Southern Express Company, 21.87 miles, assessed value 2,532.81
Washington & Plymouth, 14.39 miles, assessed value 23,932.89
SUPERIOR COURT: April 23rd; October 29th.
COUNTY OFFICERS
CLERK OF THE COURT— W. M. Bate-
man, Plymouth.
SHERIFF— W. J. Jackson, Plymouth.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— F. R. Johnston,
Plymouth.
TREASURER— C. Latham, Plymouth.
CORONEH— B. S. Lucas, Roper.
STANDARD KEEPER— J. M. Arps, Ply-
mouth.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— W. H. Ward, Ply-
mouth.
SUPT. CO. HOME— H. Gurkin, Plymouth.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— J. O. Everett,
Plymouth.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— A. O. Gaylord,
(chm.), Plymouth; W. H. Hardison, Cres-
well ; H. M. Small, Skinnersville.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Levi Blount,
(chm.), Plymouth; W. T. Freeman, Ply-
mouth; T. S. Swain, Skinnersville; J. W.
Spruill, Creswell; S. B. Johnson, Roper.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— Clarence
Latham, Plymouth; W. S. Davenport, Ply-
mouth; W. H. Stubbs, Plymouth.
CONSTABLES— Plymouth Township, W.
R. White, Plymouth; Leesville, H. W.
Tarkinton, Roper; Skinnersville, J. W.
Alexander, Skinnersville; Scuppernong, W.
J. Starr, deputy sheriff, Creswell.
Justice?! of the Peace.
PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP— G. W. Jack-
son, Asa N. Harrison, D. O. Brinkley, A.
T. Gaylord, Levi Blount, J. M. Bateman,
Louis P. Hornthal, John B. Bateman, Ju-
lius W. Harrison, H. A. Blount, A. L.
Owens, W. II. Hampton, T. H. Turner, F.
W. Chesson, D. F. Bateman, Montville
Bowen, Montecello; D. G. Darden, Ply-
mouth; E. D. Castra, Plymouth.
LEES MILLS— L. G. Roper, A. C. Wents,
A. T. Knowles, W. S. Spruill, W. A.
Hodges, Mckey Ferry; J. L. Singleton, G.
V. Lewis, Roper.
SKINNERSVILLE— J. W. Patrick, Scup-
pernong; E. R. Spruill, H. M. Snell, T. S.
Swain, Skinnersville; W. B. Hodges, Friley
Chesson, E. F. Hassell, Mackey Ferry.
SCUPPERNONG— W. H. Hardison, H. A.
Litchfield, H. W. Tarkenton, Creswell; H.
H. Davis, S. R. Turner, N. T. Herrington,
Roper.
Public School Teachers.
Miss Eva Sitterson, Plymouth.
Mrs. Edgar Swain, Plymouth.
Miss Mary Matthews, Plymouth.
Miss Lucy Smithwick, Plymouth.
Miss Willie Gaskins, Plymouth.
Miss Gertrude Mizelle, Plymouth.
Miss Virginia Spruill, Roper.
Miss A. C. Carstarphen, Roper.
Miss Emma Tucker, Plymouth.
Mrs. M. J. Johnston, Plymouth.
Miss Estelle Travillon, Plymouth.
Miss Lizzie Goelet, Plymouth.
S. F. Burgess, Cherry.
L. J. Spear, Cherry.
S. R. Davenport, Cherry.
Samuel Woodley, Cherry.
A. W. Davenport, Cherry.
II. M. Ainsley, Cherry.
W. C. Spruill, Cherry.
Miss Anna Moore, Creswell.
Miss Wilmet Hardison, Creswell.
Miss Mary Newbold, Creswell.
Mrs. Jessie Holmes, Creswell.
Miss Myrtle Litchfield, Creswell.
Miss Mau...a Spruill, Creswell.
James L. Norman, Creswell.
Miss Verna Brickhouse, Bay.
Miss Carrie Newberry, Scuppernong.
Miss Neva Cahoon, Roper.
Ministers not in Towns.
CHRISTIAN— J. A. Spruill, Plymouth; H.
Butler, Brickhouse. Mackev Ferry; Joseph
McCaskey, Creswell; Henry Gurganus, Ply-
mouth.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— N. H. Harriion,
Plymouth; A. L. Harrison, Plymouth.
Cotton Gins.
R. Elliott, Skinnereville.
T. L. Satterthwaite, Plymouth.
T. W. Blount, Roper.
W. S. Davenport, Mackey Ferry.
A. T. Tetterton, Plymouth.
Electric Companies & Officers.
John L. Roper Lumber Co., Roper.
Factories.
WALKER & MYERS— J. H. Smith,
Flymouth.
ROANOKE R. R. & LUMBER CO.— C. J.
Norman, Manager.
PLYMOUTH LUMBER CO.— C. Conklin,
Manager.
J. M. REID— J. M. Reid, Manager, Ply-
mouth.
B. S. LUCAS, Roper.
T. J. BASNIGHT— T. J. Basnight, Man-
ager, Scuppernong.
A. ALEXANDER— A. Alexander, Manager,
Creswell.
J. W. AMBROSE— J. W. Ambroie, Man-
ager, Cherry.
602
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Grist Mills.
Blount Milling Co., Roper.
Merchants not in Towns.
Antone Marriner, Mackey Kerry.
Will Swain. Mackey Ferry.
U. W. Snell, Mackey Kerry.
R. Elliott, Skinnersville.
T. J. Basnight, Scuppernong.
C. Spear, Cherry.
H. D. Craddock, Cherry.
Snell & Ambrose, Cherry.
W. A. Blount, Roper.
R. T. Chesson, Roper.
J. E. Lepton, Roper.
Mrs. H. J. Branch, Roper.
Saw Mills.
L. C. Mauiner, Mackey Ferry.
PLYMOUTH.
Population, 1,500.
Value of real estate, $112,815.00
Value personal property, $79,504.00.
No. white polls," 103. No. colored, 28.
Tax Rate: 35c. on $100; city purposes,
35 cents; schools, 50e.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— A. T. Gaylord.
CLERK AND TREASURER— A. L. Owens.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. R. White.
SUPT. OF HEALTH— W. H. Ward.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W. R. White.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. H. Hamp-
ton, D. O. Brinkley, H. A. Blount, C. J.
Norman, S. W. Beasly, Thomas Chears.
rOSTMASTLR— Jno. L. Phelps.
R. R. AGENTS— J. W. Andrews, A. L.
Williford.
EXPRESS AGENT— A. L. Williford.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— L. B. Jones, Pastor.
BAPTIST— No Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— B. W. Lassiter, Rector.
CHRISTIAN— No Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
GRADED SCHOOL— E. F. Lee, Prin.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Roanoke.
Midget.
Ward.
Agricultural Implements.
L. P. Hornthal.
W. H. Hampton.
A. Swain & Bro.
Banks and Bankers.
THE BANxi. OF PLYMOUTH— W. T. Old,
President, Elizabeth City; Clarence
Latham, Cashier. Plymouth. Capital, $12,-
500; Surplus and Profits, $4,000.
Barber Shops.
L. E. Jackson.
P. Toodle.
D. Lee.
Ellis Lee (col.)
Blacksmith Shops.
R. W. Bateman.
Hosea Peal.
Books and Stationery.
J. H. Skittletharpe.
Spruill & Bro.
Boots and Shoe Shops.
Sampson Towe, (col.)
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
D. O. Brinkley.
T. B. Wolfe.
Bicycle Dealers.
D. Lee.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Addison Everett.
George Bowen.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Hosea Peal.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. J. Jackson.
W. T. Numey.
Contractors and Builders.
W. J. Jackson.
Ben Nurney.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
L. P. Hornthal.
W. H. Hamoton.
W. C. Avers.
Coal and Wood.
D. O. Brinkley.
Commission Merchants.
L. P. Hornthal.
\V. H. Hampton.
Crockery and Glassware.
A. L. Owens.
Confectionery Dealers.
Spruill & Bro.
Dealers in Ice.
H. A. Blount.
Dentists.
T. B. Wolfe.
H. E. Wolfe.
Doctors.
W. H. Ward.
W. W. Early.
Druereists.
P. E. Davenport & Co.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. John Stocks.
Mrs. Joseph Tucker.
Mrs. George W. Hardison.
Florists.
Mrs. C. W. Askew.
Fish Markets.
R. Taylor.
Furniture Dealers.
A. L. Owens.
W. H. Hampton.
General Merchandise.
L. P. Hornthal.
W. H. Hampton.
Spruill & Bro.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
60?
H. A. Blount.
J. H. Skittletharpe.
T. J. Gavlord.
J. A. Wilioughby.
W. C. Ayers.
Willis D. Cooper.
A. T. Gaylord.
Grist Mills.
Plymouth Milling Co.
T. VV. Blount, Roper.
A. Alexander, CreswelL
B. S. Lucas, Roper.
Insurance Agencies.
W. F. Ausbon.
C. Latham.
J. H. Smith.
W. M. Bateman.
Job Printing Offices.
C. V. W. Ausbon.
Junk Dealers.
W. C. Ayers.
Lawyers.
A. O. Gaylord.
V. B. Martin.
S. B. Spruill.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Plymouth Manufacturing Co.
Roanoke Lumber Co., C. J. Norman,
Supt.
Shinele Dealers.
Walker & Myers.
Retail Grocers.
L. P. Hornthal.
H. A. Blount.
W. H. Hampton.
J. A. Wilioughby.
Spruill & Bro.
J. D. Moore.
J. H. Skittletharpe.
M. E. McCabe.
T. J. Gaylord.
W. C. Ayers.
Willis D. Cooper.
Masons and Builders.
W. J. Jackson.
Benjamin Nurney.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. A. M. Ayers.
W. C. Ayers.
Mrs. W. B. Ward.
Mineral 'Waters and Bottlers.
Artesian well free.
Music Teacbers.
Miss Annie Mizell.
Mrs. E. F. Lee.
Newspapers and Editors.
ROANOKE BEASON— C. \ . W. \1.13bon.
Editor.
Nurserymen.
F. R. Johnston.
Painters.
T. J. McNair.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
L. P. Hornthal.
W. H. Hampton.
Produce Dealers.
L. P. Hornthal.
W. H. Hampton.
Real Estate Agents.
W. M. Bateman.
Sales and Livery Stables.
James Hooker.
Stoves and Tinware.
L. P. Hornthal.
W. H. Hampton.
A. L. Owens.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION TEL. CO.— P. a
Worley, Manager.
Telepbone Exchanges & M'grs.
H. A. Blount, C. Latham.
Watches and Jewelry
0. R. Leggett.
CRESWELL.
Population, 300.
Value of real estate, $42,325.
Tax Rate: 30c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. L. Hassell.
CLERK— W. H. Hardison.
TAX COLLECTOR— Alexander H. Daven-
uort.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Eli J. Spruill.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. H. Hardi-
son. W. W. Bateman, L. S. Spruill.
TREASURER— C. T. Spruill.
R. R. AGENT— C. T. Spruill.
POSTMASTER— B. F. Spruill.
Ministers and Cburcbes.
EPISCOPAL— Luther Eborn, Rector.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— No Pastor.
BAPTIST— S. Chaplin, Jr., Pastor.
Doctors.
W. H. Hardison.
J. L. Hassell.
Undertakers.
A. J. Davenport & Son.
Cotton Gins.
Levi Spruill.
Grist Mills.
Levi Spruill.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. E. S. Newbold.
Mrs. C. T. Spruill.
Mrs. J. L. Hassell.
General Merchandise.
Mrs. A. C. Holmes.
A. G. Walker.
Wm. Wiley.
C. T. Spruill.
J. E. Stuart.
D. E. Woodley.
E. F. Swain.
W. G. Olive.
A. L. Holmes.
604
WASHINGTON —WATAUGA.
W. B. Bati man.
H. Walter Flielps.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
John Alexander.
Richard Riddick.
Sales and Livery Stables.
O. T. Spruill.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
H. Walter Phelps.
0. T. Spruill.
Barber Shops.
W. B. Bateman.
Wood-Working Shops.
A. J. Davenport & Son.
C. N. Davenport.
ROPER.
Population, 800.
Tax Rate : Schools, 33 l-3c. on $100.
R. R. AGENT— W. J. iNicholson.
EXPRESS AGENT— W. J. Nicholson.
Hotels and Boarding Houses,
J. L. Savage.
Schools and Academies.
ROPER GRADED SCHOOS— A.
Koonce, Supt.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— S. A. cotton, Pastor.
EPISCOP.,~r— Luther Eborn, Rector.
BAPTIST— Rev. Mr. Noble, Pastor.
II.
Cotton Gins.
Thomas W. Blount.
Carriage Manufacturers.
S. J. Barce.
Doctors.
J. W. Speight.
B. F. Halsey.
Dress-Makers.
Miss J. Downing.
Mrs. Susan S. Blount.
General Merchandise.
Roper Store Co.
Thompson & Branch.
Johnston & McAiister.
John W. Chesson.
N. B. Nizell.
W. A. Blount.
R. T. Chesson.
J. E. Sexton.
F. M. Jarrell.
Mrs. H. J. Branch (Millinery.)
Grist Mills.
Thomas W. Blount.
Lumber Manufacturers.
John L. Roper Lumber Co.
Albemarle Mill.
Livery Stables.
Brickhouse Bros.
Repair Shops.
A. B. Barnes.
J. W. Mizell.
WATAUGA COUNTY.
County Seat, Boone.
Formed in 1849 from Ashe, Caldwell and Yancey counties. Name derived from the
river running through it, which, in Indian, means, "B«autiful River."
Area, 460 square miles.
POPULATION: 13,417. White males, 8,524; white females, 6,502. Foreign born, 3.
Negro males, 195; negro females, 196. White males over 21 years, 2,689. Negro malet
over 21 years, 84. White polls, 1,837; negro polls, 33.
Value of real estate, $1,105,400, decrease of $11,604 from 1904. Value of personal
property, $684,433, increase of $49,087 over 1904, including 1,591 hoises, 664 mules, 22
jacks, 22 goats, 10,978 cattle, 5,081 hogs, 8,006 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $1,784,193; by negroes, $5,700.
No. Schools: White, 67; Colored, 4.
TAX RATE: County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. poll. Floating debt, $800.
POST OFFICES: Adams, Aho, Amantha, Balm. Bamboo, BANNERS ELK, Beech
Creek, BLOWING ROCK, BOONE, (c. h), Brookside, Darkridge, Deerfield, Foscoe,
Galax, Grandfather, Gordon, Hagaman, Hattie, Horton, Kelsy, Leander, Mabel, Mast,
Matney, Meatcamp, Middlecane, Moody, Moretz, Penley, Reese, Rutherwood, Saint Jude,
Sands, Shulls Mills, Stonyfork, Sugargrove, Sweetwater, Tamarock, Tracy, Triplett,
Valle Crucis, VILAS, Virgil, Watauga Falls, Whaley, Yuma, Zionville.
SUPERIOR COURT: March 26th, two weeks; June 5th; August 6th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— Thomas Bing-
ham, Boone.
SHERIFF— John W. Hodges, Rutherwood.
REGISTER OF DtEDS— J. M. May, Boone
TREASURER— W. T. Hayes, Hagaman.
WATAUGA COUNTY.
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CORONER — Jonas Winebarger, Meat
Camp.
SURVEYOR— T. L. Vandike, Boone.
STANDARD-KEEPER— J. G. Vannoy,
Boone.
00. SUPT. HEALTH— H. McD. Little,
Boone.
SUPT. CO. HOME— Riley Hodges, Boone.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— B. B. Dougherty,
Boone.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— T. P.
Adams, (ehm.), Silverstone; H. C. Miller,
Blowing Rock; J. W. Farthing, Boone.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— P. C. Younce,
Mabel; G. W. Robbins, Shulls Mills; L. A.
Greene, (chm.), Norris.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— John H.
Bingham, (chm.), Valle Cruris; J. G. Nor-
ris, Soda Hill; P. L. Hamby, Boone.
CONSTABLES— Boone Township. W. G.
Hodges, Boone; Blowing Rook, James Sud-
dith, Blowing Rock; Beaver Dam, Smith
Stone, Hattie; Beech Mountain, T. S. Reece,
Camp, G. N. Gillev, Todd; North Foik, J. C.
Stone; Elk, Walter Carroll, Triplett; Meat-
camp, G. N. Gilley, Todd; North Fork, J.
C. Clevech, Tracy; Watauga, C. Coffey,
Shulls Mills.
Justices of the Peace.
BOONE TOWNSHIP— J. W. Bryan, Boone;
J. W. Howelsclaw, Hagaman; W. W. D.
Edmiston, C. J. Cotrell, T. L. Critcher,
Boone.
BLOWING ROCK— R. K. Hearthy, T. H.
Coffey, A. J. Shull, S. L. Bolinger, George
Nichols, Blowing Rock.
BEAVER DAM— Alexander Hagaman.
Sweetwater; Alvin Gambill, Sweetwater:
John Sherrill, Reese.
BEACH MOUNTAIN— W. G. Reece, Joe
Guv, Dark Ridge.
BALD MOUNTAIN— G. H. McGlannery, C.
P. Todd, Robert Clawson, J. F. Greer, Todd.
BLUE RIDGE— Noah L. Hampton, Bam-
boo.
STONEY FORK— J. E. Luther, Allen Wat-
son, Stony Fork; Z. T. Watson, Ruther-
wood.
SHAWNEEHAW— Ike N. Banner, R. F.
Marshall, W. F. Barlow, Banner Elk.
LAUREL CREEK— J. R. Triplett, W. J.
larthing, G. B. Billings, Beech Creek.
COVE CREEK— Bennett Smith, Silver-
stone; John H. Bingham, Mabel; W. F
Sherwood, Amantha; Elijah Greer, Zion-
ville.
ELK— J. R. Hodges, T. C. Hodges, N. C.
Wheeler, W. S. Carroll, Triplett.
MEATCAMP— E. N. Miller, J. L. Moretz.
James Wall, Elbert Greene, Meatcamp.
NORTH FORK— James C. Miller, Tama-
rock.
WATAUGA— W. N. Mast, Valle Cruris; C.
L. Coffey, Shulls Mills; C. T. Baird, L. L.
Coffey, Kelsy.
Public School Teachers.
Marshal Glenn, Watauga Falls.
William Farthing, Watauga Falls.
W. S. Harmon, Beech Creek.
Jeptha Bingham, Rutherwood.
Ben. Tugman, Amber.
Miss H. Kerley, Bamboo.
Niley Byers, Zionville.
Miss Floy Cottrell, Boone.
Miss Julia Hardin, Boone.
Miss Sallie Ray, Horton.
L. H. Michael, Rutherwood.
Miss Lillie Fox, Boone^
J. W. Walls, Boone.
J. S. Hill, Sugar Grove.
G. A. Tate, oilverstone.
R. F. Tate, Silverstone.
D. W. Greene, Hagaman.
L. M. Farthing, Watauga Falls.
Miss Bertha Day, Bamboo.
G. A. Trivett, Vilas.
Miss Minnie Day, Bamboo.
W. C. Wilson, Silverstone.
A. F. Potts, Yuma.
A. M. Mikel, Hopkins.
David Bineham, Rutherwood.
Miss Nora Meadows, Beech Creek.
J. L. Glenn, Watauga Falls.
Miss Maggie Sherrill, Reese.
D. W. Farthing, Watauga Falls.
Smith Hagaman, Forest.
Rov Doison, Forest.
W. S. Miller, Todd.
Will Walters, Shulls rord.
T. M. Moretz, Silverstone.
A. J. Greene, Mabel.
A. G. Wiison, Silverstone.
I. G. Greer, Zion
W. Y. Perry, Amantha.
Miss Nora Wagner, Stony Fork.
Miss Ella Thompson, Stony Fork.
Miss Alice Mood" Watauga Falls.
A. B. Harman, Beech Creek.
Mrs. Minnie Sutherland, Sutherland.
F. H. \. . e« Tracy.
C. F. Helsebae, Valle Cruris.
P. E. Herman, Hagaman.
Miss Mary Ann Storie, Aho.
O. L. Coffey, Foscoe.
Joe Winkler, Moody.
Miss Naomi Wasrner, Valle Cruris.
J. L. Fox. Grandfather.
Zack Green, Kelsey.
C. L. mevins, Deerfield.
W. M. Francum, Boone.
Miss Ida Miller, Aho.
J. F. Robbins, Boone.
Miss Sallie Johnson, Rutherwood.
Miss Crettie ^mgham, Rutherwood.
Miss Kate K f>d. Blowing Rock.
Miss Bettie Watson, Blowing Rock.
Miss Lillie Greer, Blowing Rock.
G. P. Hagaman, Blowing- Rock.
A. B. Bowman, Beech Creek.
Ministers not in Town*.
BAPTIST— L. C. Wilson, J. H. Farthing,
C. S. Farthing, Hattie; J. F. Eller,
Sweet Water; J. J. L. Sherwood, Yerger;
L. A. Wilson, Southerland; David Green,
Norris; Solomon Green, Virgil; E. M.
Gregg, Foscoe; J. M. Payne. Blowing Rock:
John Crisp, Norris; Edmond Green, Haga-
man.
METHODIST— ^. P. Adar, Amantha; L.
D. Cole, Moretz.
SEVEN DAY ADVENTISTS— Monroe Baird,
Valle Cruris; Jeff Rowe, Banners Elk.
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WATAUGA COUNTY.
Schools and Academies.
LEES McRAE INSTITUTE— Banners Elk.
VALLE CRUCIS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
— W. H. Hardin, Prin., Valle Cruris.
Physicians not in Towns.
E. F. Bingham, Amantha.
Thos. J. Proffit, Mast.
J. B. Phillips, Sugar Grove.
J. M. Hodges, Banners Elk.
F. M. Greer, Mabel.
D. A. Love, Watauga Falls.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. W. Hodges, Rutherwood.
W. L. Hendrix, Stony Fork.
Rudy Vannoy, Horton.
W. W. Howlesclaw, Vilas.
N. L. Mast, Mast.
Nathan Shull, Silver Stone.
W. F. Sherwood, Amantha.
J. B. Phillips, Sugar Grove.
J. M. Stokes, Sugar Grove.
I. V. Reecc, Beech Creek.
J. H. Walsh, Dark Ridge.
L. M. Banner, Banners Elk.
Taylor & Mast, Valle Cruris.
J. C. Hodges, Adams.
R. F. Vannoy, Horton.
Proffit & Bro., Triplett.
J. C. Jones, Zionville.
W. M. Reece, Mabel.
L. W. Farthing, Sweet Water.
T. A. Coble, Leander.
John Ward, Watauga Falls.
Robbins & Robbins, Shulls Mills.
T. A. Cable.
Dentists.
R. D. Jennings, Banners Elk.
E. M. Madron.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Banners Elk Hotel, Banners Elk.
"E. M. I." Hotel, Banners Elk.
Klonteska Inn, Banners Elk.
lawyers.
L. D. Lowe, Banners Elk.
T. L. Lowe, Banners Elk.
Saw Mills.
Willington Swift, Reese.
Greene & Sherrill, Sweet Water.
John Johnson & Co., Sweet Water.
J. K. Perry & Perry, Sweet Water.
W. G. Reece, Beech Creek.
Phillips & Bros., Sweet Water.
Wiley A. Harman, Beech Creek.
W. F. Birten & Bro., Beech Creek.
J. M. Presnell, Beech Creek.
W. S. Roming, Watauga Falls.
J. A. Edinsten Bros., Dark Ridge.
W. V. Calioway, Shulls Mills.
J. E. Green & Bro., Blowing Rock.
Hampton & Bro., Aho.
J. R. Reece, Zionville.
BOONE.
Population, 350.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. W. Bryan.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— M. B. Blaei
burn, E. S. Coffey, J. C. Fletcher.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— B. B. Dough-
erty, Superintendent.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— M. B.
Blackburn, C. J. Cotrell, J. S. Winkler.
Schools and Academies.
APPALACHIAN TRAINING SCHOOL— E.
F. Lovill, Chm. Board Directors; B. B.
Dougherty, Supt.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— D. Brennel, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. J. L. Sherwood, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Coffey Hotel.
Blackburn Hotel.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. D. Councill.
J. Starnes.
John Dyer
Boot and Shoe Shops.
G. H. Duncan.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. C. McGhee.
C. A. Church & Sons.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
W. W. Sherrill.
J. W. Horton.
L. N. Perkins.
D. F. Horton.
Edd. Shipley.
Alex. Woodie.
Cabinet-Makers.
J. L. Kincaid.
W. E. Dugger.
Contractors and Builders.
G. P. Sherrill.
John Mast.
John Benfield.
J. R. Hagaman.
Charlie Moody.
N. N. Colvard.
A. W. Beech.
Adolphus Cook.
Doctors.
J. W. Jones.
H. McD. Little.
General Merchandise*
M. B. Blackburn.
Taylor 6c Mast.
W. W. Howlesclaw.
N. L. Mast.
W. F. Sherwood.
W. L. Hendrix.
W. L. Holshouser.
Robbins & Robbins.
Lawyers.
E. S. Coffey.
J. C. Fletcher.
E. F. Lovill.
Frank A. Linney.
W. R. Lovill.
Masons and Builders.
J. C. McGhee & Sons.
C. A. Church & Sons.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss Jennie Coflfey.
WATAUGA— WAYNE.
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T.
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Newspapers and Editors.
THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT— R. C.
Rivers, Editor.
Nurserymen.
L. Coffey.
Painters.
J. Sullivan.
A. Foster.
Paper-Hangers.
Stephen Holsclaw.
Real Estate Agents.
W. R. Lovill.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Henkel Bros.
Murry Critcher.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
W. L. Holshouser.
Mrs. Etta Horton.
Watches and Jewelry
J. W. Bryan.
BLOWING ROCK.
Incorporated in 1889.
Population, 331.
Tax rate, 20 cents.
Town Officers.
MA10R— J. B. Clark.
CLERK— J. B. Clark.
TREASURER— J. B. Clark.
TAX COLLECTOR— Wilev Blankenship.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Wiley Blankenship.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— VV. G. Hall, Joe
A. Sherrell, F. O. Rich.
POSTMASTER— W. H. Edmisten.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— D. Brenner, Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Blowing Rock Hotel.
Green Park Hotel.
Brady House.
Fairview House.
Rhododendron Hotel.
Grandvievv House.
Watauga Hotel.
Martin Cottage.
Doctors.
C. J. Parlier.
General Merchandise.
W. L. Holshouser.
C. A. L. Holshouser.
H. C. Miller.
Hall & Jones.
G. W. Raby.
C. J. Furlier.
Druggists.
WAYNE COUNTY.
County Seat, Goldsboro.
Formed in 1779 from Dobhs county. Named in honor of Anthony Wayne, of Penn-
sylvania, distinguished in the Revolution.
Area, 500 square miles.
POPULATION: 31,356. White males, 9,025; white females, 8,912. Foreign born, 83.
Negro males, 6,380; negro females, 7,039. White males over 21 years, 4,209; negro
males over 21 years, 2,786. White polls, 3,305; negro polls, 1,923.
Value of real estate, $4,693,883. Value personal property, $2,892,614, including 2,507
horses, 3,209 mules, 1 jack, 1,276 goats, 6,353 cattle, 31,794 hogs, 380 sheep, 2 dogs,
410 bicycles.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $7,153,833; by negroes, $432,661.
No. Schools: White, 71; Colored, 42.
TAX RATE: 23c. on $100 and 36c. poll; graded schools, 30c. and 90c. poll.
POST OFICES: Aaron, Angle, Beston, Bizzell, Cogdell, Dobbersville, DUDLEY,
Elroy, Eureka, Faro, FREMONT, Genoa, GOLDSBORO, (c. h.), Grantham, Greenleaf,
McClammy, MOUNT OLIVE, PIKEV1LLE, Pinkney, Saulston, SEVEN SPRINGS, Star-
light, Truevine, Walter.
RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Howland Improvement Co., 11.00 miles, assessed value $ 89,655.76
North Carolina, 10.47 miles, assessed value 306,974. 62
Atlantic Coast Line, 38.52 miles, assessed value 969,6S5.48
Pullman Company, 29.00 miles, assessed value 4,212.12
Goldsboro Navigation Company, assessed value 2,000.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, 425.72 miles, assessed value 12,455.44
Southern Express Company, 58.99 miles, assessed value 6,831.77
Hammond Refrigerator Line Co., assessed value 500.00
Armour Car Lines, assessed value 3,300.00
WAYNE COUNTY.
The Santa Fe Refrigerator Dispatch Company, assessed value 500.00
SUPERIOR COURT: January 22nd, two weeks' April 9th, two weeks; August
20th, two weeks; November 26th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— I. F. Ormond.
Goldshoro.
SHERIFF— E. A. Stevens, Goldsboro.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W. G. Britt,
Goldsboro.
TREASURER— J. W. Thompson, Golds-
boro.
CORONER— Thos. Hill, Goldsboro.
SURVEYOR— Louis Godwin, Starlight.
STANDARD-KEEPER— C. F. Taylor,
Goldsboro.
CO. ATTORNEY— I. F. Dorteh, Golds-
boro.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— J. B. Outlaw,
Goldsboro.
SUPT. CO. HOME— E. M. Head, Pike-
ville.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— E. T. Atkinson,
Goldsboro.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— Jos. E. Robin-
son, (chm.), Goldsboro; Barnes Ay cock,
Fremont; W. F. English, Mt. Olive.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS— W. T. Harri-
son, (chm.), Goldsboro.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— Chas. F. Herring,
(chm.V Goldsboro; Wm. Holmes, Mt.
Olive; M. T. Johnson, Fremont; George M.
Warrick, Grantham; J. M. Wood, Golds-
boro.
TAX COLLECTORS— Goldsboro Township,
Willis A. Denmark; Fork, Albert J. How-
ell; Grantham, Richard I. Thornton; Brog-
den, Thomas O. Mozingo; Indian Springs,
William F. Patrick; New Hope, William F.
Garriss; Saulston, George Coker; Nahunta
James Oscar Davis; Great Swamp, Larry Ay-
cock; Buck Swamp, ThaddeUs Howell;
Pikeville, Zebulon Musgrave: Stoney Creek,
L. R. Brvant Combs.
CONSTABLES— New Hop» Township, A.
J. Elmore; Grantham, Julius Jernigan;
Forks, Allen G. Bass; Indian Springs, Floyd
Walker; Nahunta, R. E. Chase; Saulston, M.
T. Daniel; Great Swamps, Jas. A. Howell;
Pikeville, Ben]'. S. Best; Buck Swamp, Geo.
D. Gurley; Stony Creek, Wm. B. Pate;
Goldsboro, H. G. Gray; Brogden, Geo. F.
Kornegay.
Justices of the Peace.
NEW HOPE TOWNSHIP— F. H. Uzzell,
P. L. Daly, J. J. Sutton.
GRANTHAM— Samuel D. Thornton, Geo.
P. Britt, Jno. W. Rose.
FORK— Geo. W. Mitchell, James Edwards,
Walter II. Larre.
INDIAN SPRINGS— J. C. Edwards, A. H.
Daly, Mac Williams.
NAHUNTA— E. L. Becton, J. B. Hooks,
I. D. Sevmour, C. C. Teague.
SAULSTON— Thomas L. Yelverton, J. B.
Parks, Saulston.
GREAT SWAMP— M. R. Hooks, Gray Ay-
cock, B. R. Edgerton, Fremont.
PIKEVILLE— John H. Forehand, Alex.
Tavlor, E. T. Crawford, Pikeville.
BUCK SWAMP— Crawford Howell, H. H.
Edgerton, John Deans.
STONY CREEK— Robert L. Pate, G. J.
Green, J. S. Sasser.
GOLDSBORO— J. H. Hill, D. J. Broad-
hust, Elias W. Cox, Ezekille Carr, N. B.
Outlaw, Jos. E. Peterson, N. W. Musgrave,
A. B. Hollow-ell, Hugh Humphrev, Golds-
boro.
BROGDEN— U. G. Moore, Walter Stevens,
Jas. R. Hatch.
Public School Teachers.
Miss Roella Cox, Goldsboro, R. F D
No. 4.
Miss Emma Cox, Beaseley, R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Eunice Darden, Genoa, R. F. D.
Miss Ida Lewis, Dudley.
Miss Isabell Thornton,' Beaselev, R F
D. No. 1.
Miss Mantha Kornegay, Mount Olive.
Mrs. J. A. Parker, Mount Olive.
Miss Alice Flowers, Mount Olive.
Miss Florence Carroway, Dudley.
Miss Naomi Prince, Goidsboro, R F D
No. 3.
Miss Emma Uzzell, Goldsboro, R. F. D.
No. 2.
J. R. Giles, Wilmington.
Miss Julia E. Howell, Goldsboro, R. F.
D. No. 1.
W. B. Stevens, Goldsboro, R. F. D.
No. 4.
R. T. Teague, Goldsboro, R. F. D. No. 4.
Miss Sallie Williams, Newton Grove.
Miss Hettie Overman. Goldsboro.
Miss Ora Stevens, Goldsboro, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Miss Phoebe Stanton, Mount Olive.
G. W. Westbrook, Goldsboro, R. F. D.
No. 7.
T. L. Hudson. Goldsboro, R. F. D. No. 7.
Mrs. L. F. Oates, Mount Olive.
Miss Lou M. Smith, Mount Olive.
Miss Rachel Massey, Dudley.
Miss Pearl Browning, -aount Olive.
J. II. Rose, Kenly.
Miss Mary Pipkin, Goldsboro, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Bertha Howell. Fremont.
Miss Annie Beddard, Fremont.
Miss Ida Copeland, Fremont.
A. C. Chaffin, Seven Springs.
Miss Blanchhe Ivey, Seven Springs.
J. G. Jones, Seven Springs.
Miss Sallie Loftin, Seven Springs.
Miss Bettie Chambers, Kenansville.
Miss Minnie Raiford. Mount Olive.
\V. G. Davis, Fremont.
John S. Teague, Siler City.
Miss Lillie Blaylock, Faro.
Mrs. S. W. Edmundson, Goldsboro.
Miss Annie Cox, Princeton, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Miss Dora Atkinson, Goldsboro.
Miss Lela Williams, Newton Grove.
Miss Bertha Casey, Goldsboro, R. F. D.
No. 3.
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Miss Annie Pipkin, Goldsboro, R. F. D.
No. 1. , M
Miss Bessie Kornegay, Branchs Store.
Miss Mamie Ivey, LaGrange, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Miss Sallie Moye, Goldsboro.
L. H. Reeves, Goldsboro.
Miss Bettie Newsome. Goldsboro, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Miss Zona May, Beston.
Miss Mamie Pearce, Siler City.
Miss Estella Fentriss, Pleasant Garden.
Miss Peninah Dees, Pikeville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miss Jennie Uzzell, Goldsboro, R. F. D.
No. 2.
J. W. Hosea, Pikeville.
Miss Bettie Holmes, Mt. Olive.
Miss Ellen Seott, Pikeville.
Miss Julia Deans, Greenleaf.
Miss Ida E. Moore, Genoa.
Miss Sallie Norris, Fremont.
Miss Cora Dixon, Goldsboro, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miss Sudie Deans, Greenleaf.
Miss Sudie Casev, Goldsboro, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miss Pennie E. Hill, Goldsboro, R. F.
D. No. 5.
Miss Pearl E. Thompson, Goldsboro.
Miss Annie L. Fordham, Goldsboro.
Mrs. F. J. Cox, Mt. Olive.
Miss Sudie Smith, Faro.
Ministers not in Towns.
FREEWILL BAPTIST— J. F. Hill, Sauls-
Bton; A. E. Rouse, Seven Springs.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— T. B. Lancaster,
Saulston; Isaac Smith, Walter; L. E. John-
son, Fremont.
METHODIST— J. M. Carraway, Goldsboro;
J. W. Potter, Mt. Olive; P. Greening, Mt.
Olive Circuit and Faison.
Physicians not in Towns.
J. B. Kennedy, McClammy.
W. B. Crawford, Walter.
W. P. Exum, Saulston.
VT. M. Parks, Seven Springs.
W. G. Sutton. Seven Springs.
Geo. Sutton, Seven Springs.
Cotton Gins.
W. L. Hogans, Fremont.
Josiah Hill, Aaron.
B. A. Parks, Aaron.
A. P. Smith, Aaron.
Newson & May, Beston.
J. K. Thompson, Beston.
A. T. Uzzell, Beston.
James M. Wood, Beston.
Julius Ivey, Bizzell.
George F. Watson, Boyette.
D. C. & B. B. Grantham, Cogdell.
S. I. Grantham, Cogdell.
J. H. Edwards, Dudley.
Ira W. Hatch, Dudley.
Giles Kornegay, Dudley.
J. P. O'Berry, Dudley.
W. T. Smith, Dudley.
Alex Casey, Elroy.
Ed. Exum, Eureka.
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Eureka Gin Co., Eureka.
G. W. & J. B. Lane, Faro.
J. H. Aycock, Fremont.
J. VV. A.\cock, Fremont.
Leonard Dickinson, Fremont.
W. B. & J. W. Floors, Fremont.
W. L. Hayans, Fremont.
M. T. Johnson, Fremont.
B. F. Scott, Pikeville.
T. E. Yelverton, Fremont.
F. K. Borden, Goldsboro.
J. J. Casey, (Estate), Goldsboro.
J. Perry Cox, Goldsboro.
Wm. Daniels, Goldsboro.
Edgerton & Edwards, Genoa.
Edgerton, Edgerton & Borden, Goldsboro.
Mrs. Alice E. Ham, Greenleaf.
J. B. Hastings, Goldsboro.
Mrs. Addie Hollowell, Goldsboro.
James D. Mays, Goldsboro.
Montague & Scott, Greenleaf.
W. H. Neal, Goldsboro.
F. C. Overman, Goldsboro.
A. R. Paschall, Goldsboro.
M. E. Robinson, Goldsboro.
Phil. R .Peacock, Goldsboro.
L. E. Pritchard, Goldsboro.
D. A. Sasser, Goldsboro.
Wm. A. Sasser, Goldsboro.
M. Sherman, Goldsboro.
D. S. Smith, Goldsboro.
Southern Cotton Oil Co., Goldsboro.
J. W. Talton. Greenleaf.
W. B. Thompson, Goldsboro.
A. H. Toler, Goldsboro.
G. E. Grantham, Goldsboro.
Hood & Sutton, Grantham.
N. H. Grady, LaGrange.
S. T. Edmundson, Lindell.
S. T. & W. H. Edmundson, Lindell.
D. Parks k Son. Mt. Olive.
A. G. Jordan, Mt. Olive.
W. H. Kornegay, Jr., Mt. Olive.
R. Kornegay, Mt. Olive.
Mrs. Emma Lee, Mt. Olive.
David S. Martin. Mt. Olive.
M. Potts, Mt. Olive.
W. D. Price, Mt. Olive.
A. Sasser, Mt. Olive.
R. J. Southerland, Mt. Olive.
Robert Williams, Mt. Olive
B. F. Ayccck, Whiteville.
J. E. Person, 'Pikeville.
P. B. Pike, Pikeville.
Silas Pike, Pikeville.
J. A. Scott, Pikeville.
J. P. Smith & Sons, Pikeville.
Wilev P. Fort, Pikeville.
E. D. & B. R. Edgerton, Pinkney.
Mrs. Zilpha Edmundson, Saulston.
J. B. Exum, Saulston.
W. P. Exum, Saulstcn.
Edward Foust, Saulston.
J. B. & W. H. Gardner, Saulston.
Henry Hogans, Goldsboro.
F. M. Musgrove, Saulston.
G. C. Ruxley, Saulston.
W. H. Smith & Bro., Saulston.
Thomas L. Yelverton, Saulston.
Jerry Raynor, Starlight.
J. J. Ivey, Seven Springs.
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WAYNE COUNTY.
W. R. S. Pearsall, Seven Springs.
B. B. Price, Seven Springs.
John R. Price, Seven Springs.
.). \V. Morning True vine.
P. C. Caldwell, Walter.
J. J. Thornton, Bentonsville.
Best & Wooten, LaGrange.
Mt. Olive Cotton Gin Co., Mt. Olive.
Grist Mills.
W. D. Adams, Elroy.
J. M. Wood, Goldsboro.
J. M. Edgerton, Genoa.
Wm. Jennett, Bizzells.
N. McN. Buie, Angle.
Ira Hatch, Dudley.
William Pope, Kenly, R. F. D.
Saw Mills.
G. E. Grantham, Grantham.
J. J. Thornton, Starlight.
B. B. Grantham, Cogdell.
J. M. Wood, Goldsboro.
W. D. Adams, Elroy.
Ira Hatch, Dudley
G. W. & J. B. Lane, Faro.
W. D. Price, Mt. Olive.
E. J. Martin & Son, Mt. Olive.
J. R. Bell, Mt. Olive.
Wm. Potts, Mt. Olive.
Jno. R. Jennett, Goldsboro.
Merchants not in Towns.
J. L. Phelps, Elroy.
N. H. Grady, Angle.
Frank Smith, Aaron.
R. A. Whitfield. Bizzell.
T. L. Hudson, Starlight.
J. M. B. Fields, Dudley.
J. \V. Aldridge, Dudley.
Howell, Lanpston & Co., Greenleaf.
Talton & Dickinson, Greenleaf.
H. M. Malpass, Saulston.
Smith & Son, Saulston.
Pate & Langston, Greenleaf.
W. A. Home. Greenleaf.
C. E Ortcn, Greenleaf.
Exum h Barefoot, Faro.
M. H. West, Faro.
Lane & Roberts, Faro.
A. T. Uzzell & Son, Beston.
Preston F. Garris, Beston.
George W. Aycoek, Fremont
A. Edgerton, Pinkney.
Alex. Aycoek. Fremont.
Pope Bros., Fremont.
Perry Morris, Pinkney.
Pike & Bunn, Pinkney.
J. R. Overman, Goldsboro.
G. W. Price, Genoa
W. F. Moore, Genoa.
Major Outlaw, Goldsboro.
G. F. Cotton, Goldsboro.
Hiram Ginn, Saulston.
T. B. Lancaster, Saulston.
J. T. Coley, Eureka.
Frank Faison, Mt. Olive.
J. L. Pearson. Goldsboro.
W. H. Lane, Goldsboro.
J. R. Jennett, Goldsboro.
J. H. Matthews, Goldsboro.
W. D. Grantham, Grantham.
J. H. Best, Fremont.
W. T. Gardner, Goldsboro.
W. U. Lewis, Goldsboro.
N. Hales, Goldsboro.
U. J. Roberts, Goldsboro.
Albert Williams, Mt. Olive.
W. H. Underbill, Goldsboro.
W. R. J. Pearsall, Seven Springs.
H. C. Harrell, Mt. Olive.
A. G. Jordan, Mt. Olive.
Uriah Denning, Starlight.
Thornton & Lewis, Starlight.
George Becton, Walter.
George Yelverton, Walter.
T. J. Sutton, Granthams Store.
W. H. Lane, Walter.
Careel Bros., Dobbersville.
H. L. Lewis, Mt. Olive.
J. B. Cook, Fremont.
B. B. Grantham, Cogdell.
R. B. Price, Seven Springs.
Atlas Price, Mt. Olive.
Tanners.
J. M. Edgerton, Genoa.
GOLDSBORO.
Incorporated in 1S48.
Population, 8,223; white, 5,223; colored,
3,000.
Value of real estate, ?1,2S4,0<)1.
Value personal property, $1,389,132.05.
No. white polls, 610.
No. colored polls, 271.
Tax rate, 50c. on $100; 10c. sewerage; 12c.
water works; 8c. electric lights; 6c. street
improvement; 4c. City Hall and market; 5c.
Funding.
Bonded debt, $150,000 .
Poll tax, $2.25.
City owns water works.
City owns light plant.
City owns sewerage system.
Tov;n Officers.
Election is held 1st Monday in May; term
of office, 2 years.
MAYOR— George E. Hood.
CLERK— D. J. Broadhurst.
TREASURER— J. R. Crawford.
TAX COLLECTOR— W. H. Collins.
ATTORNKY— A. C. Davis.
CITY PHYSICIAN— John Spicer.
Sl'PT. HEALTH— John Spicer.
HEALTH OFFICER— D. C. Middleton.
STANDARD-KEEPER— C. L. Tavlor.
CK1KK KIRK DEPT.— T. II. Bain.
CHIEF POLICE— A. B. Freeman.
POLICEMEN— B. M. Denmark, R. E.
Smith, J. M. Swaringen, A. J. Fulghum, E.
J. Tew.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— J. M. Allen,
George C. Kornegay, J. W. Lamb, T. H.
Holmes, F. K. Borden, J. R. Higgins,
Lionel Weil, W. H. Suggs, D. L. Jones.
BOARD OF AUDIT— George C. Kornegay,
F. K. Borden, T. H. Holmes.
POSTMASTER— J. F. Dobson.
R. R. AGENTS— G. B. Price, D. E.
Sellers, J. J. Broadhurst.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. B. Bronson.
CITY BILL POSTER— J. R. Higgins.
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COMMISSIONER OF SINKING FUND— E.
B. Borden.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS— I. F.
Dortch, J. H. Hill, Sr., Charles Dewey.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— E. C. Brooks.
Supt. ; J. A. Hodges, Prin.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— E. B. Bor-
den, Henry Weil, W. Thomas Yelverton, J.
W. Bryan, N. W. Musgrave, M. E. Robinson,
W. G. Britt, A. C. Davis, G. W. Langston.
CEMETERY BOARD— John L. Borden, B.
G. Thompson, E. B. Dewey, W. T. Yelver-
ton, R. A. Creech.
Cemeteries and Supts.
WILLOW DALE— R. A. Creech.
HEBREW— R. A. Creech.
ELMHOOD— (Col.)— Isaac Pate.
Hospitals and Asylums.
EASTERN HOSPITAL.
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
Ministers and Churches.
FIRST BAPTIST— T. G. Fry, Pastor.
SECOND BAPTIST— F. C. King, Pastor.
METHODIST— (St. Paul)— W. L. Cunning-
gim, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— (Elm Street
Chapel)— P. D. Gold, Wilson, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— F. W. Parries, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— (St. Stephens)— T. W. Hors-
field. Rector.
CATHOLIC— (St. Mary's)— T. J. Staple-
ton, l'a=tor.
HOLINESS TABERNACLE— J. T. McLau-
rin, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN EVANGELIST— S. H.
Isler.
MFTHODIST— A. R. Morgan, Goldsboro
Circuit, J. M. Carraway.
METHODIST— (St. John)— W. B. Con-
stable, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
KINDERGARTEN— Mrs. W. C. Munroe,
Principal.
MUSICAL KINDERGARTEN— Mrs. Flora
Kendall, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
The Kennon Hotel.
The Bridgers House.
The McCullen House.
The Perkins House.
Mrs. Horton.
Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. L. E. Pridgen.
Mrs. L. D. Bass.
Mrs. E. W. Powell.
Mrs. E. B. Hood.
Architects.
Porter & Godwin.
L. O. Waddell.
Agricultural Implements.
W. H. Huggins.
Sutton Hardware Co.
The Ideal Hardware Co.
Smith & Yelverton.
W. H. Barnes.
Bakers.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF WAYNE— E. B. Borden, Pres.;
W. E. Borden, Cashier. Capital, $125,000;
Surplus and Profits, $95,000.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF GOLDS-
BORO — George A. Norwood, Jr., President;
Geo. C. Kornegay, Cashier. Capital, $50,-
000; Surplus and Profits, $33,000.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS— G. A.
i Norwood, Jr., President; H. C. Smith, Cash-
' ier. Capital, $15,000; iturplus and Profits,
$2,000.
Barber Shops.
C. F. Griftin.
L. E. Elks.
Henry Guess, (col.).
Frank Sears, (col.).
Bakine Powder M'f'rs.
THE RISING SUN M'F'G CO.— J. H.
Pate, Manager.
Brokers.
J. H. Hill. Jr.
Bizzell k Baker.
R. E. Pipkin.
J. T. Green.
J. T. Ginn.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
S. Cohen & Son.
M. Sherman.
J. M. Southerland.
L. D. Bass.
W. R. Crow.
J. E. Barnes.
W. B Sasser.
Tillman & lee.
Bicycle Dealers.
T. H. Stanton.
C. E. Matthews.
Hobbs & Peele.
Blacksmith Shops.
Allen Muore & Co.
M. S. Harris.
Don. Scott.
J. F. Tyson.
Hines & Ashley.
Green Everett, (col.)
Books and Stationery.
The Goldsboro Book Store.
W. R. Paul Ham.
C. F. Gritfin.
Boots and Shoes.
H. Weil & Bros.
Bizzell Bros.
Goldsboro Shoe Store.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
H. Wei! Bros.
H. L. Grant & Son.
Wayne Brick Works, A. T. Griffin, M'gr.
Boot and Shoe Shops.
A. B. O'Neai.
J. H. Barefoot.
D. Motzno.
Allen Kelly, (col.)
Cabine ^-Makers.
C. E. Haskett.
Canned Goods.
J. C. Eason & Son.
The Goldsboro Grocery Co.
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WAYNE COUNTY.
I. B. Fonvielle.
Bizzell & Wooten.
J. T. Ginn.
J. \V. Isler & Co.
Best & Thompson.
H. Weil & Bros.
R. E. Pipkin.
J. T. Ginn
Contractors and Builders.
Porter & Godwin.
L. G. Waddell.
D. J. Rose & Co.
T. J. Fussell.
D. E. Glisson.
J. F. Ar.ge.
East Carolina Stone and Construction Co.,
A. T. Griffin, General Manager.
Carriage Maufacturers.
The Goldsboro Buggy Co.
Moore & Robinson.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
The Goldsboro Undertaking Co.
Moore & Robinson.
Smith, Scott & Fowler.
Chamber of Commerce.
George C. Royall, President.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Epstein Bros.
A. A. Joseph.
H. Weil & Bros.
Bizzell Bros.
B. Franklestein.
A. M. Shrago.
Coal and 'Wood.
W. H. Griffin.
H. Weil & Bros.
J. G. Hinson.
Hinnant & Co.
Commission Merchants.
Z. M. L. Jeffreys.
Bizzell & Baker.
T. G. Foote.
F. E. Dixon.
Cotton Mills.
WA-SNE COTTON MILLS— Sol. Weil,
President; E. B. Borden, Jr., Sec. and
Treas. ; K. J. Davis, Supt.
BORDEN M'F'G CO.— F. K. Borden, Pres.;
E. B. Borden, Jr., Manager.
Crockery and Glassware.
Royall & Borden.
Joseph Isaacs.
P. A. Perkins.
The Falkener Furniture Co.
Andrews & Waddell Furniture Co.
Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
Southern Cotton Oil Co.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
H. Weil & Bros.
Best & Thompson.
Borden & Schwab.
The Parker Cotton Co.
Dealers in Carriages.
W. R. Hollowell.
J. F. Southerland.
Asher Edwards.
Joseph Edwards.
J. M. Grantham.
Dealers in Ice.
M. E. Robinson & Bro.
J. D. Daniels.
J. V. Howell.
Dealers in Tobacco.
Goldsboro ke Co.
Reeves & Bernard.
Faulkner & Harris.
American Tobacco Co.
Tew & Jones.
Dentists.
J. M. Parker.
Frank Boyette.
J. R. Stockard.
B. F. Arrington.
J. M. Johnson.
E. C. Vitou.
Hall & Malone.
Doctors.
W. H. H. Cobb.
W. H. H. Cobb. Jr.
John D. Spicer .
John Spicer.
William Spicer.
\V. J. Jones.
W. E. Powell.
Thomas Hill.
R. A. Smith.
T. L. Ginn.
M. E. Robinson.
J. B. Outlaw.
Robt. Miller.
W. K. Lane.
J. E. Fort, (col.)
Druareists.
M. E. Robinson & Bro.
The Goldsboro Drug Co.
J. H. Hill & Son.
The MacKay Drug Co.
The Palace Drug Store.
Heggins Drug Store.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. M. C. Baker.
Mrs. George Cotton.
Miss Nora Midyette.
Miss May Carter.
Mrs. C. B. Hick.
Miss Clarissa Odom.
Mrs. Cullen Howell.
Miss Sue Carpenter.
Mrs. Nettie Taylor.
Dry Goods and Notions.
H. Weil k Bros.
Asher Edwards.
Southerland, Brinkley & Oo.
Joseph Edwards.
M. E. Castex & Co.
T. N. Waters & Bro.
D. W. Cobb & Co.
M. Mansour.
John Farfour.
George Farfour.
E. F. Pate.
J. W. Brizzell & Co.
A. M. Shrago.
Best & Thompson.
B. Finklestein.
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W. H. Parker & Co.
Jacob Cohen & Co.
J. E. Peterson & Son.
Meyer & Co.
M. M. Shrago.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
J. C. Eason & Son.
J. W. Isler & Co.
Z. M. L. Jeffreys.
R. E. Pipkin.
I. B. Fonvielle.
Brizzell & Wooten.
H. & M. L. Lee.
H. Weil & Bros.
George D. Bizzell.
J. H. Hill, Jr.
Best & Thompson.
J. T. Ginn.
Electric Companies & Officers.
THE GOLDSBORO ILLUMINATION AND
TRACTION CO.— Municipal Ownership.
THE KITSON LIGHT— J. J. Street, Gen-
eral Agent.
Florists.
A. N. Hummell.
C. E. Stanley.
Fish Markets.
E. W. Powell.
U. M. Gillikin.
Fertilizer Manufacturers.
The Southern Cotton Oil Co.
Foundries and Iron Works.
Wayne .Agricultural Works.
Dewey Bros.
Fruit Dealers.
J. D. Daniel.
L. A. Foust.
W. H. Griffin.
C. F. Griffin.
Z. M. L. Jeffreys.
J. H. Pate.
Brizzell & Wooten.
I. B. Fonvielle.
B. F. Grady.
Will Smith.
Walter Summerlin.
West Centre Fruit & Can. Co.
Furniture Manufacturers.
THE GOLDSBORO FURNITURE CO.— J.
L. Borden, Pres. : J. W. Aycock, Secretary
and Treasurer; A. J. Winslow, Supt.
Furniture Dealers.
Royall & Borden.
Joseph Isaacs.
The Parker-Falkener Furniture Co.
Andrews & Waddell Furniture Co.
General Merchandise.
J. E. Peterson & Son.
F. B. Edmundson.
E. Edwards & Son.
Best & Thompson.
H. Weil ft Bros.
Joseph Edwards.
Asher Edwards.
T. N. Waters & Bro.
W. K. Parker & Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Sutton Hardware Co.
W. H. Uuggins.
W. T. Yelverton.
The Ideal Hardware Co.
The Wayne Agriculture Works.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. W. Lamb.
H. Weil & Bros.
John F. Southerland.
Smith <fe Yelverton.
Goldsboro Harness and Repair Shop, T.
H. Stanton, Manager.
Hides and Pelts.
S. Cohen & Son.
Joseph Edwards.
Asher Edwards.
Joseph Isaacs.
M. C'artershevit.
Ice Factories and Officers.
THE GOLDSBORO ICE M'F'G CO.— B. H.
Griffin, Manager.
Insurance Agencies.
J. R. Crawford.
George W. Dewey & Bro.
George A. Norwood, Jr.
J. H. Hill.
Thomas McGee.
A. R. Morgan & Co.
W. B. Allen.
J. W. 11 ask.
H. M. Humphrey & Bro.
Winstead Insurance Co.
T. H. Bain.
Job Printing Offices.
Nash Bros.
The Argus.
C. A. Brown.
Laundries.
The Goldsboro Steam Laundry.
Chinese — Sang Lee.
Lawyers.
C. B. Avcock.
W. T. Dortch.
A. C. Davis.
George E. Hood.
H. B. Parker, Jr.
F. A. Daniels.
I. F. Dortch.
Earle A. Humphrey.
W. C. Munroe.
J. L. Mayerberg.
W. S. O'B. Robinson.
M. T. Dickinson.
J. L. Barham.
Ja=. T. Dortch.
Leather Dealers.
Franc L. Ives.
H. Weil & Bros.
W. K. Parker & Co.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
The Enterprise Lumber Co.
A. T. Griffin Lumber Co.
Lock and Gun Smiths.
Hobbs & Pike.
T. H. Stanton.
Machinery Dealers.
Dewey Bros.
Machine Shops.
Dewey Bros.
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Marble Works.
Tucker & Co.
Mi>s?ns and Builders.
Porter & Godwin.
D. J. Rose k Co.
Mineral 'Waters and Bottlers.
The Seven Springs Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
J. W. Bizzell & Co.
K. F. Pate.
Mis= Haj Carter.
M. E. <:astex & Co.
I i .
Mrs. Carson.
Mattress Manufacturers.
Royall k Borden.
The Royall Felt Co.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. Charles Slocumb.
Mrs. Flora Kendall.
Mrs. .1 B. Kivenbark.
Miss Emma Perkins.
Mrs. A B. Freeman.
Mr-. \V. E. Jenkins.
Miss He'en Privett.
Medicine Manufacturers.
The Scientific Chemital Co.
Musical Instruments.
R. A. Creech.
W. P. Grander.
L. D. Giddens.
Cable Piano Co., A. 11. Cbar.dler, Mgr.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE ARGUS— (Daily and Weekly)—
•I K. Robinson, Editor.
THE HEADLICHT— A Rosrower. Editor.
THE BAPTIST REVIEW— B. W. Naah,
Editor.
GOLDSBORO RECORD— C. A. Brown,
Editor.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co.
Southern Oil and Supply Co., D. J. Riv-
ert-ark. Manager.
The Goldsboro Oil Co.
The Red C. Oil Co.
Painters.
J. E. Epps.
Joseph D. Rice.
F J. Hage. Sr.
H. E. Workman.
Paper-Hangers.
F. J. Hage.
1). A. .Tolinson.
Lewis Hummell.
j. E. Epps.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Sutton Hardware Co.
W. H. Hugging.
Smith & Yelverton.
Ideal Hardware Co.
Plumbers.
The John Slaughter Co.
Hobbs & GiantLam.
T. C. Br van.
Produce Dealers.
J. H. Pate.
Z. M. L. Jeffreys.
J. D. Daniels.
Denning k Summe-lin.
R. E. Pipkin.
Sommerlin k Smith.
I. B. Fonvielle.
M. E. BizzelL
J. T. Ginn.
T. N. Waters & Bro.
I ■'. I., .lames.
Wm. Moore.
Heal Estate Agents.
The Humphrey 'ii^jn Ci.
E. L. Edmundson.
J. B. Edgorton.
Retail Grocers.
J. E. Crow.
Taylor & Barhrey.
M. W. Adridge.
L. B. Base
George W. Brown.
W. H. Barnes.
W. R. Cri v.
W. D. Creech.
Denning k Summerlin.
Wm. Smith.
J. I). Daniels.
L. D. Bass.
I: K. Grady.
1 Iiinson.
J. G. Hinson.
Rufus Ham.
E. Joj n r.
A. M Pate.
I.. .1. Pr-yton.
W. D. Strickland.
C. D. Taylor.
W. R. Thompson.
J. D. Taylor.
J. E. Peterson & Son.
J. V. Howell.
J. W. Ham.
John Whitley.
Parker Bros.
Gardner. Rackley k Thompson.
Edmundson.
R. W. tvoodward.
I". E. Barnes.
J. W. Lane.
R. C. Lane.
E. M. Snence.
J. W. f'arr.
W. I.. Hinson.
George R. Stith.
Rice Mills.
T*he Carolina Rice Milling Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. R. Hollowell.
If. S. Withi'ringtorc
Jos. Edwards.
Asher Edwards.
J F. Southerland.
Bennett Livery and Sale Co.
J. M. ('.rant ham.
George H. Smith.
J. M. Egerton & Bro.
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Sewing Machine Agents.
J. D. Poplin.
The John Slaughter Co.
Storage 'Warehouses.
The Goldsboro Cotton Storage Warehouse
Company.
Shingle Manufacturers.
A. T. Grift in.
Shinjrle Dealers.
A. T. Griffin.
W. H. Griffin.
E. W. Cox.
Sporting Goods.
T. H. Stanton.
Smith ft Yelverton.
W. H. Muggins.
Stoves and Tinware.
T. C. Bryan.
Smith & Yelverton.
\\ . H. Huggins.
Sutton Hardware Co.
Ideal Hardware Co.
Tailor Establishments.
George 1>. Edwards.
A. A. Joseph.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
Leslie Lane.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
Bell Telephone Co.. C. B. Miller. M'g'r.
Trust & Investment Companies.
The Goldsboro Land and Investment Co. —
Humphrey & Gibson, Agents.
Veterinarv Surgeons.
Don. Seott.
M. S. Witherington.
■Water Coirpany and Officers.
Board of Public Works, Charles Dewey,
Chairman.
Watchrs and Jewelry
R. A. Creech.
L. D. Giddens.
W. P. Granger.
R. A. Watts.
Wholesale Grocers.
Bizzell & Wooten.
J. C. Eaeon & Son.
Best ft Thompson.
J. T. Ginn.
R. E. Pipkin.
J. W. Isler & Co.
The Goldsboro Grocery Co.
H. Weil & Bros.
I. B. Fonvielle.
H. ft M. L. Lee.
The Miehaux Grocery Co.
Wood-Working Shops.
Allen Moore & Co.
J. F. Tvson.
C. E. Haskett.
EUREKA.
Population. 156.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. A. Martin.
CLERK— S. J. Martin.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN — R. E. Chase,
L. E. Minsnew, B. L. Wethington.
POSTMASTER— S. S. Strother.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— W. W. Barnes, Pastor, Elm
City.
METHODIST— D. L. Earnhardt, Pastor,
Fremont.
Schools and Academies.
Miss Dora At^.nson, Prin. ; Miss Lela
Williams, Assistant.
Barber Shops.
J. T. Goff.
J. S. Row.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. W. Wethington.
D. H. Taylor.
A. C. Floras.
Cotton Gins.
Eureka Gin Co.. C. H. Martin, Mgr.
Doctors.
G. R, Benton.
General Merchandise.
J. R. & G. E. Yelverton.
N. D. Minshew ft Co.
R. E. Chase.
Will Exum.
C. A. Davis.
Outland & Jones.
W. P. Dawson.
Saloons.
DISPENSARY— N. II. Bailey, Mgr.
PIKEVILLE.
Incorporated in 1S92.
Population, 200.
White polls. 87.
Colored polls. 10.
Tax rate, 25e. on pOO.
Value real estate, $25,000.
Value personal property, $13,000.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. E. Ham.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— L. B. Smith, J.
\Y. Brvant, S. S. Smith.
POLICEMAN— W. D. Albritton.
POSTMASTER— F. D. Banns.
R. R. AGENT— W. B. Fort; S. S. Smith
Acting Agent.
EXPRJ .- \..KNT— S. S. Smith.
Blacksmith Shops.
.T. W. Bryan.
Jerr.v Evans.
Cotton Gins.
J. P. Smith & Son.
General Merchandise.
J. P. Smith ft S.in.
Smith, Ham & Co.
3. \v. Rous
W. D. Albritton.
- F. Worrell.
J. A. Scott.
Silas Pike & Son.
DUDLEY.
Population, 250,
MAYOR B. J. Bowden.
POSTMISTRESS— Mary A. Baker, (col.)
616
WAYNE COUNTY.
General Merchandise.
W. B. Bowden.
Gradv & Co.
Jo. M. B. Fields.
Charles B. Orton.
J. W. Aldridge.
D. C. Grantham.
J. Kornegay.
Cotton Gins.
Giles Kornegay. (Estate.)
J. T. Cox/
J. W. Hatch.
J. P. O' Berry.
W.
Turpentine Stills.
B. Bowden.
MOUNT OLIVE.
Incorporated in 1870.
P< pulation, 900.
Value of real estate, $242,098.
Value personal property, $216,665.
No. white polls, 154.
No. colored polls, 25.
Tax rate— City purposes, 33 l-3e. on $100.
Poll tax, $1.00.
Election held first Monday in May. Term,
one year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— M. T. Breazeale.
TREASURER— W. F. Martin.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. A. Rovall.
CHTEF OF POLICE— J. A. Royall.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— B. W. Souther-
land, G. F. Herring, M. O. Summerlin, J.
R. Bell, C. B. Hatch.
BOARD OF AUDIT— J. R. Hatch, Max
Harris, G. F. Herring.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Z. D. Mc-
Whorter, Superintendent.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— R. Korne-
gay. chairman; J. R. Hatch, Secretary; M.
T. Breazeale, Treasurer.
POSTMASTER— W. J. Flowers.
R. R. AGENT— R. A. McLean,
EXPRESS AGENT— R. A. McLean.
Cemeteries and Supts.
MYRTLE GROVE— J. A. Royall, Supt.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE MOUNT OLIVE TRIBUNE— Fred R.
Mintz, Editor.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. W. Potter, Pastor.
MOUNT OLIVE CIRCUIT— P. Greening.
PRESBYTERIAN— Peter Mclntyre, Pastor,
Faison.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
The Mt. Olive Hotel— Mrs. A. G. Cox,
Prop.
Mrs. J. M. Cox House.
Mrs. Rosa Grantham.
Hotel "Olivette"— C. B. Hatch, Prop.
J. A. Royall.
Agricultural Implements
The Mt. Olive Grocery and Hardware Co.
E. J. Martin &• Son.
Summerlin Bros.
H. J. Pope.
Y. H. Knowles.
S. A. Wooten.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF MT. OLIVE— W. E. Borden,
President; M. T. Breazeale. Cashier. Capi-
tal, $25,000; Surplus and Profits, $1,000.
Barber Shops.
W. W. Loftin.
Walker & Pyle.
Brokers.
H. J. Pope.
I. H. Cobb.
Westbrook & Jones
\V. G. Williamson.
Quinn <fe Bird.
W. F. English.
W. P. Kornegay.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
C. B. Hatch.
W. P. Kornegay.
W. D. James.
Blacksmith Shops.
Summerlin Bros.
D. I. Thompson.
Boots and Shoes.
B. H. Hatch.
X. T. Keel.
S. A. Wooten.
Kornegay & Oliver.
Butts & Co.
Quinn-Bird Co.
Y. H. Knowles.
E. B. Flowers.
E. J. Martin & Son
I. H. Cobb.
L. C. McCullen.
Bicycle Dealers.
T. H. Stanton.
Cabin et-Makers.
Summerlin Bros.
Casket M'f" rs and Dealers.
Y. H. Knowles.
Mt. v/*ive Grocery & Hardware Co.
Contractors and Builders.
David A. Loftin.
H. G. Jones.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
E. B. Flowers.
(^inn-Bird Co.
Westbrook & Jones.
Mt. Olive Grocery & Hardware Co.
L. C. McCullen.
Kornegay & Oliver.
S. A. Wooten.
X. T. Keel.
Y. H. Knowles.
E. J. Martin & Son.
R. E. Wooten & Bros.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
J. E. Hall.
Westbrook & Jones.
Dealers in Carriages.
B W. Scmtherland.
Summerlin Bros.
R. E. Wooten & Bros.
H. J. Pope.
WAYNE COUNTY.
617
Dealers in Ice.
J. R. Smith.
W. P. Kornegay.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
H. J. Pope.
Y. H. Knowles.
E. J. Martin & Son.
The Mt. Olive Grocery and Hdw. Co.
M. W. Pope.
Mt. Olive Gin & Manufacturing Co.
Dentists.
G. F. Herring.
Doctors.
W. C. Steele.
M. Mel. Tatum.
J. D. Roberts.
L. P. Aaron.
Druerzists.
J. R. Smith.
Aaron's Pharmac}'.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. D. M. Mclntire.
Mrs. Bettie Smith.
Mrs. D. N. McGee.
Dry Goods and Notions,
Mt. Olive Grocerv and Hardware Co.
X. T. Keel.
S. A. Wooten.
E. J. Martin & Son
Y. H. Knowles.
L. C. McCullen.
Frar.k Butts & Co.
B. H. Hatch.
E. B. Flowers.
Kornegay /■• Oliver.
Quinn & Bird.
M. H. Sutton.
Westbrook & Jones.
Fish Markets.
C. B. Hatch.
J. D. Underbill.
W. D. James.
Nat Journey.
Fruit Dealers.
C. B. Hatch.
W. R. Jennette.
E. B. Flowers.
M. W. Pope.
J. I). Aaron & Son.
I. H. Cobb.
M. H. Sutton.
Frank Butts & Co.
L. C. McCullen.
W. D. James.
Westbrook &; Jones.
Furniture Dealers.
E. J. Martin & Son.
X. T. Keel.
R. J. Southerland, Jr.
S. A. Wooten.
Sandlin Bros.
Y. H. Knowlea.
General Merchandise.
S. A. Wooten.
L. C. McCullen.
W. R. Jennette.
B. H. Hatch.
Y. H. Knowles.
M. H. Sutton.
E. J. Martin, Son & Co.
E. B. Flowers.
I. H. Cobb.
X. T. Keel.
Westbrook & Jones.
Quinn-Bird Co.
R. E, Watson & Bros.
Kornegay & Oliver.
F. F. Butts & Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
The Mt. Olive Grocery and Hdw. Co.
Y. H. Knowles.
E. J. Martin & Sons.
S. A. Wooten.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
R. E. Wooten & Bros.
B. W. Southerland.
E. J. Martin & Son.
The Mt. Olive Grocery and Hdw. Co.
Y. H. Knowles.
C. B. Hatch.
Summerlin Bros.
Hides and Pelts.
C. B. Hatch.
Insurance Agencies.
M. C. S. Cherry.
J. R. Smith.
D. N. McGee.
O. C. Blackley.
II. G. Williamson.
Lawyers.
A. S. Grady.
bit. Williamson.
J. D. Langst'on.
Leather Dealers.
E. J. Martin & Son.
The Mt. Olive Grocerv and Hdw. Co.
Y. H. Knowles.
Westbrook & Jones.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
The Bell Lumber Co.
Lovit Lee.
Machinery Dealers.
The Mt. Olive Gr. & Hardware Co.
H. J. Pope.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Quinn-Rird Co.
X. T. Keel.
E. J. Martin & Son.
S. A. Wooten.
Music Teachers.
Mrs. H. L. Cohen.
Medicine Manufacturers.
J. R. Smith (Anti-Kink).
Aaron Pharmacy — (Aaron's Magic Catarrh
Cure; Aaron's Magic Headache Cure).
Painters.
G. M. Price.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
The Mt. Olive Grocery and Hdw. Co.
E. J. Martin & Son.
Aaron's Pharmacy.
618
WAYNE COUNTY.
• Photographers.
W. M. Rivenbark.
Produce Dealers.
m. w. Pope.
H. J. Pope
L. C. McCullen.
C. B. Hatch.
W. R Jennette.
M. II. Sutton.
J. W. Andrews.
Frank Butts & Co.
Retail Grocers.
S. A. Wooten.
B. H. Hatch.
E. B. Flowers.
Y. H. Knowles.
The Mt. Olive Grocery and Hdw. Co.
E. J. Martin & Son.
M. W. Pope.
I. H. Cobb.
J. D. Aaron & Son.
C. B. Hatch
W. R. Jennette.
L. C. McCullen.
M. H. Sutton.
Quinn-Bird Co.
Frank Butts k Co.
W. P. Kornegay.
Westbrook & Jones.
W. D. James.
Kornegay & Oliver.
R. E. Wooten & Bros.
Sales and Livery Stables.
B. W. Southerland.
R. E. Wooten & Bros.
Shinele Dealers.
Y. H. Knowles.
E. J. Martin & Son.
Stoves and Tinware.
The Mt. Olive Grocery and Hardware Co.
E. J. Martin & Son.
Sandlin Bros.
Y. H. Knowles.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
J. R. Jones. (W. U. T. C.)
Tele-phone Exchanges & M'ff'rs.
H. Shannonhouse, Manager.
Watches and Jewelry
Mas Harris.
FREMONT.
Population, 1.200.
Value of real estate, $75,000.
Value of personal property, $65,000.
No. white polls, 63.
No. colored polls, 15.
Tax rate 43c.
Poll tax. $1.00.
Election held first Monday in May. Terna,
one year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. L. Bryan.
CLERK— F. M. Watson.
TREASURER— Isaac Dees.
TAX COLLECTOR— G. A. Winders.
CHIEF OF POLICE— E. J. Overby.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— O. L. Yelverton,
W. L. Scott. J. B. Pike, W. F. Flowers, J.
T. Hooks.
POSTMASTER— R. L. Best.
R. R. AGENT— J. W. Morris.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. W. Morris.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— D. L. Earnhardt, Pastor.
BAPTIST— W. W. Barnes, Pastor, Elm
City.
Schools and Academies.
FREMONT GRADED SCHOOL— C. R.
Spencer, Supt.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Drummers Hotel.
Barnes House.
Jarman Hotel.
Agricultural Implements.
Davis, Hooks & Co.
Yelverton Bros.
J. R. Short.
R. E. Peacock.
Nahunta Hardware Co.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF FREMONT— J. T. Hooks,
President: Cutlar Lee, Cashier. Capital
stock, $12,500; Surplus and Profits, $4,000.
Barber Shops.
John W. Garris.
Warren Lomax (col.)
Bicycle Dealers.
Paschall Bros.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Jesse Taylor.
E. J. Overby.
Blacksmith Shops.
Paschall Bins.
J. H. Shakleford.
Carriage Maufacturers.
J. H. Shackleford.
Confectionery Dealers.
Yelverton & Davis.
Jack Pede.
A. G. Hooks.
Cotton Gins.
W. B. & J. W. Floars.
Fremont Oil Mills.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
C. C. Aycock.
J. R. Short.
R. E. Peacock.
Barnes & Flowers.
Davis, Hooks & Co.
Contractors and Builders.
C. S. Dickinson.
Thomas Clark.
G. W. Boswell & Son.
Dealers in Carriages.
Edgerton & Winslow.
Yelverton Bros.
J. L. Brycn.
Dealers in Ice.
W. L. Yelverton.
WAYNE— WILKES.
619
Doctors.
Turlington &. Hayos.
Geo. A. Smith.
Druesrists.
A. G. Bogue.
Geo. A. Smith.
Flour, Corn and Feed Dealers.
Davis, Hooks & Co.
Yelverton Bros.
J. R. Short.
W. L. Scott.
Barries & Flowers.
R. E. Peacock.
Fish Markets
Jesse Tavlor.
E. J. Overby.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
W. B. & J. W. Floars, Props.
Nahunta Roller Mills.
General Merchandise.
Davis, Hooks & Co.
J. R. Short.
W. L. Scott.
Barnes & Flowers.
Yelverton Bros.
R. E. Peacock.
• J. B. Pike.
A. H. Jarman.
Yelverton, Whitley & Co.
W. L. Yelverton. .
W. E. & R. J. Edmundson.
W. B. & J. W. Floars.
G. A. Winders.
Jack Peele.
Hooks Copeland.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Nahunta Hardware Co.
Insurance Agents.
0. C. Teague.
Cutlar Lee.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. B. & J. W. Floars.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Fremont Millinery Store, Miss Alice Car-
' son, Prop.
A. H. Jarman.
Mineral 'Waters and Bottlers.
Fremont Sulphur Springs — D. A. Powell,
Prop.
R. J. Edmundson.
Oil Mills.
FREMONT OIL MILLS— J. T. Hooks,
President; J. B. Lane, See. and Treas.
Retail Grocers.
Davis, Hooks & Co.
W. L. Scott.
Yelverton, Whitley & Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
J. L. Hare, Manager for Edgerton &
Winslow.
J. L. Bryan.
Saloons.
DISPENSARY— S. P. Strickland, Mana
ger.
Storage Warehouses.
Cotton Storage Warehouse Co., J. T.
Hooks, President.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
J. W. Morris.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs,
J. R. Short. (Wilson & Carolina, Inter
state).
Wood-Working Shops.
J. H. Shackleford.
Undertakers and Emhalmers.
J. R. Short.
Yelverton Bros.
WILKES COUNTY.
County Seat, Wilkesboro.
Formed in 1777 from Surry county. Named in honor of John Wilkes, an English
statesman.
Area, 700 square miles.
POPULATION: 26,872. White males, 11,920: white females, 12,515. Foreign born,
12. Negro males, 1,162; negro females, 1,275. White males over 21 years, 5,081; negro
males over 21 years, 447. White polls, 3,509; negro polls, 112.
Value of real estate, $1,692,302, increase of $5,956 over 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $1,302,278, increase of $135,084 over 1904, including 1,708 horses, 2,016 mules, 33
jacks and jennets, 89 goats, 12,738 cattle, 10,940 hogs, 1,960 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,966,505; by negroes, $28,075.
No. schools: White, 120; colored, 20.
TAX RATE: County, 21c. on $100; bonds, 32c. on $100 and 96c. poll; special, 10c.
and 27c. poll. Bonded debt, $75,000. Floating debt, $5,000. No. iron bridges, 6.
POST OFFICES: Abshtrs, Adley, Austin, Barlow, Beaux, B-nham, Boomer, Brewers,
Brier Creek, Brushy Mountain, Buck, Byrd, Call, Champion, Clingman, Cline, Chuckle,
Congo, Cricket, Darby, Denart, Dellaplane, Dimmotte, I'ockery, Dyer, Elkville,
Fairplain, Felts, Gilreath, Goshen, Halls Mills, Harley, Hay Meadow, Hays, Hendrix,
620
WILKES COUNTY.
Hix, Molbrook, Hunting Creek, Ink, Ilk, Ira, Isaac, Jarvis, Joynes, Kendal, Knottville,
Leyula, Lomax, Lovelace, Lucile, Maplesprings, Millers Creek, Moravian Falls, Mc-
Grady, Mount Zion, Moxley, Mulberry, Myers, Newcastle, Newlife, North Wilkesboro,
Oakwoods, Osbornvillc, Ozark, Parks, Parsonville, Perry, Reno, Phipps, Poors Knob,
Profit, Purlear, Radical, Ready Branch, Reddles River, Roaring' Gap, Roaring River,
Rr.nrfa, Round Mountain, Springfield, Stanton. Straw, Spurgeon, Summit, Trap Hill, Van-
noy, Viands, Whittington, Wilbar, Windy Gap, Wilkesboro, (c. h.), Zebra.
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. No. miles, 500; improved, 5. Convicts
arc used.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Southern Railway, 18.11 miles, assessed value $447,701.72
Western Union Telegraph Company, 18.00 miles, assessed value 526. Pi
Southern Express Company, 18.11 miles, assessed value 200,736.00
SUPERIOR COURT: March 5th, one week, criminal cases only; June 18th, one
week, civil cases only; August 20th, one week; October 8th, two weeks, civil cases
onlv.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— C. H. Somers,
Wilkesboro.
SHERIFF— John H. Johnson, Wilkesboro.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— O. " F. Blevins,
Wilkesboro.
TREASURER— John H. Johnson. Wilkes-
bcro.
CORONER— Geo. A. Crysel, North Wilkes-
boro.
SURVEYOR— L. B. Hays, Hays.
CO. ATTORNEY— J. W. McNeil, Wilkes-
boro.
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— W. P. Horton,
North Wilkesboro.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— C. C. Wright,
Straw.
CO. ENTRY TAKER— C. U. Davis,
Wilkesboro.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— R. A.
Spainhour, (chm.), Wilkesboro; J. W. Dim-
mette, Dimmette; V. McGlinnis, Mt. Zion.
SUPT. CO. HOME— J. N. Brooks, Fair-
plains.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— L. E. Davis,
(chm.), Wilkesboro; W. N. Alexander,
Roaring River; Z. T. Ferguson, Kendal.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— C. F. Mor-
rison, (chm.), Wilkesboro; A. B. Williams,
North Wilkesboro; John Davidson, Wilkes-
boro.
CONSTABLES— Antioch, J. W. Shew,
North Wilkesboro, A. E. Spainhour,
North Wilkesboro; Reddins River, S. N.
Bumgarner; Edwards, C. E. Demmett;
Sooners, J. E. Goforth, Lovelace; Wilkes-
boro, J. C. Mitchell, Wilkesboro; New
Castle, F. M. Swain, Lucile; Mulberry, L.
O. Elledge, Mulberry; Rock Creek, J. M.
Felts, Round Mountain; Trap Hill, J. M.
Spiecr, Austin: Boomer, H. G. Minton,
Goshen; Walnut Grove, E. A. Smoot, Dock-
cry; Lewis Fork, G. W. Church, Champion;
Elk, W. L. Pernell, Hendrix; Beaver Creek,
J. R. West, Kendal.
Justices of the Peace.
MORAVIAN FALLS TOWNSHIP— J. M.
Duncan, Moravian Falls; L. B. Swanson,
W.
A. Brayhill, Poor's
Moravian Falls;
Knob.
BRUSHY MOUNTAIN— J. E. Hayes,
Brushy Mountain; A. J. Bobbitt, Gilreath.
JOB'S CABIN— A. Greer, John Beshears,
F. C. Bishop, Hugh Taylor, Beng; James
Wilcox, Beng; Odell Parson, Parsonville.
ANTIOCH— M. C. Armstrong, J. H.
Foote, Dellaplane; Simon Curry, Delia-
plane; H. C. Douthitt, Dellaplane.
LOVELACE— N. C. Lewis, Spurgeon.
NORTH W1LKESBORO—J. R. Coffey,
North Wilkesboro; C. \. Forester, North
Wilkesboro; J. S. Foster, North Wilkes-
boro; Wm. ..hepnerd, Nortn Wilkesboro.
REDDIES RIVER— Wm. J. Hayes, Mil-
lers Creek; Wm. T. Kilby, Millers Creek;
A. L. Foster, Congo; T. S. McNeil, J. A.
Pierce, J. A. McLean, L. B. Pierce.
EDWARDS— H. F. Carter, R. J. Coates,
J. W. Demmette, J. R. Bolin, E. M. Settle,
John B. Burcham, Thomas M. Byrd.
SOMERS— W. F. Rash, Lovelace; W. C.
Mvers, Osbornville; W. M. Parks, Lovelace.
WILKESBORO— Richard Smithey, Straw,
T. M. Crysel, Wilkesboro; L. M. Pharr,
Wilivesboro.
NEW CASTLE— R. C. Triplett, Lucile; C.
M. Wellborn, New Castle; J. P. Wooten,
Brier Creek.
MULBERRY— W. H. Sabastian, Hay
Meadow; D. S. Elledge, Hays; I. M.
McHandv, Grady.
ROCK CREEK— C. G. Bryant, Roaring
River; H. A. Adams, Round Mountain; W
W. Myers, Round Mountain.
WALNUT GROVE— E. G. Smoot, Dock
ery; H. J. Rhodes, Dockery; J. M. Alexan
der, Dockery.
LEWIS FORK— Fiank Huffman, Stanton
F. G. Yates, Hix; A. L. Barnett, Chamion
ELK— W. O. Barnett, Mt. Zion; E. S
Anderson, Mt. Zion; T. B. Walsh, Hendrix
TR4P HILL— M. A. Lyon, Trap Hill; H
A. Hanks, Parker.
BOOMER— L. L. Walker, Boomer; J. M
McGlamery, Boomer; Rufus Russell
A. Ferguson, Kendal; A. J. Foster, Ken
dal.
WILKES COUNTY.
621
Public School Teachers.
Miss Beulah Furgeson, Kendal.
G. A. Pruette, Roaring River.
F. T. Parks, Roaring River.
Miss Stella Foote, Roaring River.
W. R. Hendren, Straw.
Miss Cora Miller, Straw.
J. L. Glass, Straw.
Miss Addie Couch, Osbornville.
A. R. Coleman, Osbornville.
J. E. Caudill, Springfield.
A. J. Foster, Barlow.
Miss Cora Gilliam, Hays.
Miss Maria Elledge, Hays.
Mrs. M. E. Absher, Hays.
A. B. Havs, Hays.
D. G. Wiles, Hays.
Miss Carrie Joines, Holbrook.
T. J. Johnson, Abshers.
Mac Jones, Abshers.
C. D. Holbrook, Traphill.
J. F. Billings, Traphill.
T. C. Deborde, Traphill.
Wilborn Woodruff, Moxley.
I. P. Anderson, Cowles.
G. W. Miller. Cowles.
Miss Mollie Masan, Cowles.
Miss Lillian ...niler, Cowles.
Y. B. Johnson, Benham.
Ford Gilliam, Benham.
E. W. Settle, ^enham.
Miss Myrtle ^illiam, Benham.
Mrs. Dora C. Elliott, Knottville.
J. S. Elliott, Knottville.
W. D. Woodruff, Knottville.
N. M. Felts, Felts.
E. G. Suttlemyre, Wilkesboro.
Miss Mary McNeely, Wilkesboro.
Miss Eulala Blevins, Wilkesboro.
Miss Frankie Staley, Wilkesboro.
Miss L. L. Martin, Clingman.
R. E. Smith, Moravian Falls.
Max Revis. Moravian Falls.
John Isaacs, Moravian Falls.
Will Revis, Moravian Falls.
F. C. Bentley, Moravian Falls.
Miss Alice Gilreath, Moravian Falls.
Miss Lucy Stout, Moravian Falls.
Miss Janie M. Gilreath, Moravian Falls.
W. R. Triplett, Ready Branch.
M. L. Lewis, Ready Branch.
R. M. Waddell, Zebra.
Miss M. E. Sale, Brier Creek.
Miss Lonie Bullis, North Wilkesboro, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Miss Minnie McNeill, North Wilkesboro,
R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Cora McNeill, North Wilkesboro, R.
F. D. No. 1.
W. 0. Barnette, Hendrix.
Miss Ethel Eller, Purlear.
F. G. Yates, Purlear.
W. T. Burke, Halls Mills.
Miss Minnie McEwen, Adley.
M. G. Steeleman, Adley.
James Lyon, Austin.
Miss Zora Walsh, Hix.
W. R. Triplett, Hix.
Miss Kate Cranor, North Wilkesboro.
Miss Fannie Cranor, North Wilkesboro.
W. E. Sale, Elkin.
J. B. Ray, Jarvis.
Smyth White, New Castle.
L. D. Welborn, New Castle.
Miss Myrtle White, New Castle.
Miss Ula Furgeson, Boomer.
Miss Rolela Frazier, Boomer.
V. McGhinnis, Boomer.
Miss Hattie Grier, Boomer.
W. H. Foster, Congo.
M. B. Parks, State Road.
Miss Carrie Byrd, Lomax.
W. A. Durham, Lomax.
Hugh Taylor, Beng.
F. A. Absher, Fairplains.
D. C. Sebastian, Hay Meadow.
W. H. Sebastian, Hay Meadow.
Miss Minnie Lewis, Spurgeon.
Miss Julia Dobbyns, Ronda.
W. S. Edwards, Dimmette.
Garfield Jennings, Poors Knob.
J. H. Greene, Millers Creek.
John McGr'ady. McGrady.
Miss Maggie Thompson, Hearley.
Miss Laura Higgins North Wilkesboro,
R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Alice Higgins, North Wilkesboro,
R. F. D. No. 1.
T. M. Brown, Mulberry.
Miss Edith Jones, Mulberry.
McAger Alexander, North Wilkesboro, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Miss Lou McNeill, Champion.
Miss Vertie Wilborn, Summit.
R. S. Vannoy. Vannoy.
J. J. Hendren, Gilreath.
Miss Viola Pierce, Millers Creek.
W. S. Surratt, Moravian Falls.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— James O. Wood, Round Moun-
tain- James Owens, Havs; A. E. Myers,
Round Mountain: W. W. Myers, Round
Mountain; Eli Sebastian, Lomax: Grant
Cathren, Lomax; J. W. Birchett, Roaring
Meadows, Poors Knob; S. L. Barnes,
River; C. Blevins, Absher; C. F. Fields,
Benham; W. F. Carlton, Wilbar: W. C.
Boomer, J. W. Church, Beachy Branch; A.
T. Pardue, Adley; J. F. Jarvis, Adley; J.
A. Foster, Call; S. S. Goforth; W. A.
Myers.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— John Brown, Trap-
hill; W. M. Lee. Summit; D. B. Owens,
Summit; J. C. Elledge, Hays. J. W.
Church, Summit; W. N. Church, Summit;
G. W. Adams, Sr.
Schools and Academies.
MORAVIAN FALLS— Prof. Weaver, Prin-
cipal, Moravian Falls.
BOOMER HIGH SCHOOL— No Principal,
RONDA HIGH SCHOOL, Ronda.
Physicians not in Towns.
R. W. S. Pegram, Dellaplane.
L. P. Somers, Osbornville.
C. Q. Bryan, Trap Hill.
A. J. Eller, Ready Branch.
C. L. Hamby, Myers.
O. G. Bryant, Roaring River.
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WILKES COUNTY.
WILKESBORO.
Incorporated in 1798.
Population, 700.
Value ot real estate, $225,000.
Value of personal property, $50,000.
No. white polls, 100.
No. colored polls, 20.
Tax rate, 50c. on $100; city purposes,
20c. Bonded debt, $5,000.
Election held first Tuesday after first
Monday in May. Term, two years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. M. Staley.
CLERK— R. A. ^eal.
TREASURER— R. A. Deal.
TAX COLLECTOR— H. W. Starr.
CITY Pin SIC JAN— J. VV. White.
SLIT. OF HEALTH— J. W. White.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. A. Forester.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. W. Barber,
A. L. Combs, J. L. Webster, B. J. Kenedy.
POSTMASTER— J. R. Henderson.
R. R. AGENT— J. L. Clements.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. L. Clements.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— W. F. Staley, Pastor.
METHODIST— R. L. Ormsby, Pastor;
Wilkesboro Circuit, C. H. Caviness.
PRESBYTERIAN— No pastor.
Schools and Academies.
WILKESBORO GRADED SCHOOL— E. G.
Suttlemyre, Supt.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Wilkesboro Hotel.
Agricultural Implements.
C. F. Morrison.
Auctioneers.
T. M. Crysel.
J. T. Ferguson.
Barber Shops.
Till Alexander.
Blacksmith Shops.
J. L. Webster.
Books and Stationery.
R. A. Si>ainhour & Co.
Boots and Shoes.
R. A. Spainhour & Co.
Wellborn & Davis.
Boots and Shoe Shops.
J. H. Carngon.
W. L. Bruce.
Brick M'f'rs and Dealers.
Henry & Terry.
Butchers ai».d Dealers in Cattle.
Forrester & Lenderman.
Isaac Smithy.
Canned Goods
J. T. Hubbard.
Isaac Smithey.
Contractors and Builders.
Dick Raines.
C. VV. Craven.
J. H. Lewis.
M. S. Church.
Carriage Maufacturers.
J. L. Webster.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
R. A. Spainhour & Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
Isaac Smithey.
J. T. Hubbard & Son.
Crockery and Glassware,
B. J. Kennedy.
Dealers in Carriages.
W. S. Wellborn.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
R. A. Spainhour & Co.
J. T. Wellborn.
J. W. Davidson.
J. B. Hall.
Dress-Makers.
Mrs. Coogan.
Mrs. W. W. McEwen.
Doctors.
J. W White.
J. M. Turner.
Drusrsists.
J. W. White.
Dry Goods and Notions.
R. A. Spainhour & Co.
Wellborn & Davis.
Electrical Supplies.
R. A. Spainhour & Co.
Florists.
Mrs. J. T. Ferguson.
J. E. Spainhour.
Miss Berth Spainhour.
Fruit Dealers.
J. T. Hubbard.
Furniture Dealers.
R. A. Spainhour & Co.
General Merchandise.
R. II. Spainhour & Co.
Wellborn & Davis.
Hair-Dressers.
Till Alexander.
Hardware and .Ag'l Tmplem'ts.
C. F. Morrison.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealars.
R. A. Spainhour & Co.
Hides and Felts.
A. M. Vannoy.
Forester and Lenderman.
Isaac Smithey.
Machinery Dealers.
C. F. Morrison.
Job Printing Offices.
R. A. Deal.
Lawyers.
Finley & Hendren.
J. W. McNeill.
J. S. Cranor.
H. L. Greene.
H. A, Cranor.
WILKES COUNTY.
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T. J. Dula.
L. M. Lyon.
W. W. Barber.
Finley & Hendren.
Laundries.
Harris & Co.
Leather Dealers.
A. M. Vannoy.
J. H. Carrigan.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
R. A. Spainhour & Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
R. A. Spainhour & Co.
Mineral "Waters and Bottlers.
Iron and Lithia Springs.
Music Teachers.
Miss Mattie McNeill.
Miss Julia Miller.
Newspapers and Editors.
CHRONICLE— R. A. Deal. Editor.
Painters.
Jink Harris.
Will Harris.
Paper-Hangers.
Jink Harris.
Will Harris.
C. W. Craven.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
C. F. Morrison.
Real .Estate Agents.
Finley & Hendren.
Retail Grocers.
J. T. Hubbard & Sou.
Isaac Smithey.
Dula Bros.
Sales and Livery Stables.
W. S. Wellborn.
Sporting Goods.
C. F. Morrison.
R. A. Spainhour & Co.
J. T. Hubbard & Son.
Stovr.s and Tinware.
C. F. Morrison.
W. H. Starr.
Telegraph Offices and M'g'rs.
WESTERN UNION— Con. 0. Daniel, Mgr.
Wood-Working Shops.
J. L. Webster.
NORTH WTLKESBORO.
Incorporated in 1891.
Population, 2,000.
Real estate, $242,945; personal property,
$367,215.
No. white polls, 232.
No. colored polls, 13.
Tax rate, 50c. on $100.
Bonded debt, $2,0U0.
City owns lights.
Election held first Tuesday after first
Monday in May. Term, two years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. L. Clements.
CLERK— J. S. Forester.
TREASURER— J. S. Forester.
TAX COLLECTOR— D. S. Lane.
CHIEF OF POLICE— D. S. Lane.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— A. A. Finley,
E. M. Blackman, E. L. Hart, S. Q. Myers,
A. R. Sherman.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL— C. H. McLaurin,
Supt. Teachers: Miss Kate Cianor, Miss
Lizzie Crossland, Miss Mamie Withers, Miss
Hattie Edwards.
POSTMASTER— J. W. Jones.
R. R. AGENT— J. L. Clements.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. L. Clements.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. R. Ab-
sher, J. R. Coffey, K. M. Allen, J. C. Mc-
Neill, J. Q. Myers.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Gordon.
Mrs. J. II. Finley.
Mrs. Grumpier.
Mrs. Davidson.
Mrs. H. W Church.
J. L. Webst^-
Thomas H. Cole.
Opera Hotel.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— W. F. Staley, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— No Pastor.
METHODIST— J. F. Elliott, Pastor.
Architects.
K. M. Allen.
J. F. Allen.
J. W. Shook.
Agricultural Implements.
Farmers Implement Co.
E. L. Hart Co.
A. M. McGee.
Smoak Bros.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF NORTH WILKES 0 -J. E.
Finley, President; R. W. Gwyn, Cashier.
Capital, $25,000; Surplus and Profits, $12,-
000.
DEPOSIT & SAVINGS BANK— W. H.
Trogdon, President; H. O. AIjsImt. Cashier.
Capital, $20,000; Surplus and Profits, $1,-
000.
CITIZENS LOAN & TRUST CO.— R. W.
Gwyn, Pres. ; H. W. Harton, Cashier.
Capital, $25,000.
Barber Shops.
I. II. Hollers.
U. G. Russell.
Bakers.
L. F. Webster.
Blacksmith Shops.
Jones & Warren.
Eli Gilbteath.
Books and Stationery.
Brame Drug Co.
Boots and Shoes.
J. R. Combs.
J. C. Henry.
Clarence Call & Co.
A. M. Church & Sons.
L. A. Jarvis.
J. L. Marlow.
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WILKES COUNTY.
Revis & Absher.
Woodruff & Co.
Absher, Hays. Blackburn & Co.
Mayberry & M3rers.
F. " D. Forester k Co.
A. M. McGee.
Jarvis Bros.
Boot and Slice Shops.
.1. \V. Sikes.
W. H. Gregory.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
W. B. Henry.
D. J. Brookshire.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Smithey & Parden.
Bottling Works.
Forester Grocery Co. .
Cabinet -Makers.
J. L. Turner.
Contractors and Builders.
Wilkesboro Manufacturing Co.
Shook & Allen.
J W. Church.
The W. ii Absher Co.
Moore & Co.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
The Turner-White Coffin Co.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
Absher, Hays, Blackburn & Co.
Clarence Call & Co.
Mayberry ..V Myers.
Renfrew iv Co.
Confectionery Dealers.
Brume Drug Co.
J. C. Henry.
Crockerv and Glassware.
E. L. Hart & Co.
A. M. McGee.
Dealers in Grain and Seed.
Farmers* Implement Co.
M. W. Lenderman.
Forester Grocery' Co.
J. C. Henry & Co.
S. V. Tomlinson.
Dealers in Carriages.
Farmers Imp. Co.
George V. Brown.
Smoak Bros.
John T. Finley.
Dentists.
L. A. Hauser.
W. A. Taylor.
Doctors.
W. P. Horton.
F. H. Gilreath.
J. Q. Mvers.
C. W. Mosely.
Drueeists.
Brame Drug; Co.
Turner & Taylor.
Dress-Makers.
Misses Andrews.
Mrs. J. W. Vickers.
Miss Ella Dickens.
Dry Goods and Notions.
L. A. Jarvis.
J. R. Combs.
A. M. Church & Sons.
F. D. Forester & Co.
J. C. Henrv & Co.
A. M. McGee.
Isaac Smithey.
Mayberry & Myers.
P. C. Jones.
Renfrew & Co.
Electric Companies & Officers.
NORTH WILKESBORO ELECTRIC
LIGHT CO.— J. S. Forester. (Municipal
ownership.)
WILKIN ELECTRIC CO.— Telephone and
Telegraph Supplies.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealers.
Pardew Bros.
Forester Grorery Co.
J. ('. Henrv.
Call Milling Co.
Foundries and Iron "Works
J. V. Wallace.
Fruit Dealers.
J. C. Henry.
Vannoy & McNeill.
F. D. Forester & Co.
A. B. Williams & Co.
Furniture Dealers.
Hayes & Blackburn.
Asher Smoak Bros.
General Merchandise.
L. A. Jarvis.
Mayberry & Mvers.
F. D. Forester & Co.
Absher, Hayes & Blackburn.
J. R. Combs.
A. M. McGee.
J. R. Marlow & Co.
J. C. Henry.
Vannoy tv McNeill.
Absher & Reeves.
Renfrew & Co.
Furniture Manufacturers.
Forest Furniture Co.
Oak Furniture Co.
Grist Mills.
Pardew Bros.
Call Milling Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'ts.
Farmers implement Co.
E. L. Hart Co.
A. M. McGee.
Hides and Pelts.
L. A. Jarvis.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. M. Wellborn.
Insurance Agencies.
Gwvn & Horton Co.
Absher & Hackett.
Job Printing Offices.
Hustler.
Lawyers.
T. B. Finley.
F. D. Hackett.
WILKES— WILSON.
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C. G. Gilrcath.
O. O. Dancy.
Leather Dealers.
J. M. Wellborn.
C. C. Smoot & Sons Co.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
A. M. Church & Son?.
Vfilkesboro Manufacturing Co.
Wilson Lumber Co.
The W. M. Absher Co., H. O. Absher,
President and Treasurer.
Gambill & Brown.
Genio Condwell.
Machinery Dealers.
J. V. Wallace.
Marble Works.
Carolina Marble and Granite Co.
Masons and Builders.
D. J. Brookshire.
W. A. Pearson.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. J. R. Combs.
Mrs. Palmer & Cranor.
Jenkins Millinery Co. .
Misses Andrews.
Newspapers and Editors.
HUSTLER— T. J. Robertson, Editor.
Oil Dealers.
J. R. Caffey & Co.
Painters.
J. W. Vickers.
J. H. Upchurch.
Paper-Hangers.
J. W. Vickers.
J. H. Upchurch.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
E. L. Hart Co.
A. M. M
Produce Dealers.
J. C.
F. D. Forester & Co.
J. Tj. Ma
A. B. Williams & Co.
L. A. Jarvis.
Real Estate Agents.
Gwyn & Horton.
Absher & Haskett.
Henry & Terry.
S. V. Tomlinson.
Retail Grocers.
J. C. Henry.
J. R. Combs.
D. W. Mayberry.
J. R. Marlow & Co.
Sinithey & Pardue.
A. M. Church & Sons.
Wilkes Produce Co.
Sash, and Blind Factories.
Wiikesboro Manufacturing Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
D. J. Myers & Son.
George Brown.
Shingle Manufacturers.
The W. M. Absher Co.
Stoves and Tinware.
E. L. Hart & Co.
A. M. McGee.
Telegraph Offices and M'grs.
WESTERN UNION— J. L. Clements,
Manager.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
■ Wilkin Electric Company, H. W. Horton,
Manager.
Watches and Jewelrv
Will Picturing Co.
The W. M Absher Co.— W. M. Absher,
J. E. Deans.
Wholesale Grocers.
Vaughn, Hemphill & Co.
Co.
A. B. V : Co.
Wood-Working Shops.
Wilk Co.
i., 11. 0. Absher Sec-
WILSON COUNTY.
County Seat, Wilson.
Formed in 1855 from Edgecombe, Nash, Wayne and Johnston counties. Named in
honor of Louis D. Wilson, who lost his life in Mexico while serving hia country.
Area, 35p square miles.
POPULATION: 2.3,596. White males, 7,011; white females, 6,670. Foreign born, K.
Negro males, 4,801; negro females, 5,104. White males over 21 years, 3,306; negro
ma) is over 21 years, 2,066. White polls, 2,515; negro polls, 1,616.
Value of real esl 356,671, in ovei 1904. Value personal prop-
erty, $2,802,159 ' 3, 2,581 mules, 258
goats, 2,311 cattle, 20,788 hogs, 215 sheep, 1,056 dogs.
Property listed in 1905 by whit (0,685; by negroes, $279,145.
No. Schools: White, 47; colored. 29.
TAX RATE: County 16 l-2c. on $100 and 15 l-2c. poll; roads, 15c. and 45c. poll.
Bonded debt, $13,000. Number iron bridges, two.
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WILSON COUNTY.
DR. C. E. MOORE.
DR. E. T. DICKINSON.
DR. ALBERT ANDERSON.
The Wilson Sanatorium
~*>i
For the Treatment of Surgical and
Non-Contagious Medical Cases ....
Training School For
Nurses Attached,..
Moore, Anderson & Dickinson, Props.,
Wilson, North Carolina.
POST OFFICES:- BLACK CREEK, ELM CITY, Lamm, Lucama, MOYTON, Sara-
toga, Sun, Talbot, TAYLOR, Westover, Wilbanks, WILSON, (c. h.)
PUBLIC ROADS: George W. Massey, Wilson, Supt. Worked by taxation, 15c. on
$100 and 45c. poll. Convicts used.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Atlantic Coast Line, 31.27 miles, assessed value $787,177.17
Southern Express Company, 31.27 miles, assessed value 3,621.45
1'ullman Company, 30.00 miles, assessed value 4,717.50
Western Union Telegraph Company, 364.0-5 miles, assesed value 18,150.16
Carolina Telephone and Telepragh Co 7,537.4:)
American Telegraph and Telephone Company, assessed value 6,470.00
SUPERIOR COURT: February 5th, two weeks; May 7th, two weeks; September 3rd,
one week; November 12th, two weeks.
WILSON COUNTY.
627
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— S. G. Mew-
born, Wilson.
SHERIFF— W. D. P. Sharp, Wilson.
REGISTER OF PEELS— VV. M. Wells,
Wilson.
TREASURER— VV. T. Farmer, Wilson.
CORONER— Ben S. Herring, Wilson.
SURVEYOR— J. W. Taylor, Elm City.
(STANDARD-KEEPER— Eli Felton, Wil-
son.
CO. ATTORNEY— R. T. Barnhill, Elm
CO. SUPT. HEALTH— W. S. Anderson,
Wilson.
SUPT. CO. HOME— W. A. Stott, Wilson.
CO. SUPT. ROADS— Geo. W. Massey,
Wilson.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— S. A. Wood-
ard, Wilson.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— E. J. Barnes, Wil-
son.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— G. W. Connoi,
(chm.), Wilson; Nathan Bass, R. F. D.
No. 3, Lucama; John T. Revell, Kenly, R.
F. D., No. 2.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. T. Clark
(chm.), Wilson; J. W. Cox, Elm City; J.
H. Forbes, Wilbanks; J. S. Tnmlinson,
Black Creek; C. F. Bissett, Taylor, R.
F. D.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— S. G.
Mewborn, (chm.), Wilson; K. W. Barnes,
Lucama; J. W. Cherry, Elm City.
CONSTABLES— Wilson Township, Eli Fel-
ton, Wilson; Cross Roads, Noah Bass, Lu-
cama; Spring Hill, R. H. Raper, Kenly,
R. F. D. ; Old Fields, Sylvester Bailey,
Kenly, R. F. D. ; Toisnot, H. G. Cobb, Elm
City; Saratoga, L. R. Owens, Saratoga.
Justices, of the Peace.
WILSON TOWNSHIP— W. R. Wood, T.
E. Keel, T. C. Davis, G. D. Watson, R. E.
Townsend, E. S. Toney, R. B. Barnes, R.
W. McFarland, Wilson.
CROSS ROADS— A. T. Barnes, Lucama.
BLACK CREEK— H. M. Rowe, D. E.
Barnes, J. H. Thompson, Black Creek.
SPRING HILL— Simon Barnes, Kenly, R.
F. D. ; W. M. Holland, Lucama; G. W.
Watson, Kenly, R. F. D. ; J. D. Peel,
Lucama, R. F. D.
OLD FIELDS— C. H. Winborne, Taylor
R. F. D.; A. R. Taylor, Wilson, R. F D •
A. T. Fulgham, Taylor, R. F. D. ; J S
Wilson, Taylor, R. F. D. ; W. B. Kirbv
Wilson, R. F. D.; R. T. Barnes, Taylor,
TAYLORS— A. M. Thompson, Wilson, R.
F. D.
TOISNOT— M. L. Waters, G. R. Win-
stead, J. W. Cox, D. C. G. Armstrong,
Elm City.
GARDNERS— John H. Robbins, Wil-
banks; Coffield Barnes, Saratoga; George
W. Thomas, Wilson; J. S. B. Woodard,
Wilson.
SARATOGA— Robert Owens, Jonas B.
Gardner, S. H. Tyson, Jr., Saratoga.
STANTONSBURG— H. E. Thompson,
Stantonsburg.
Public School Teachers.
A. D. Williams, Saratoga.
Miss Mama Short, Lucama.
Frank E. Lancaster, Black Creek.
Sid Carter, Black Creek.
E. T. Watson, Kenly.
Miss Lizzie Strickland, Wilson.
Miss Louetta Bass, Black Creek.
Miss Lillie Boyett, Taylor.
Miss Geneva Boye--, Taylor.
Miss Mattie Deans, Taylor.
Miss Henrietta Deans, Wilson.
Miss Ecra Jones, Kenly.
Miss Martha Boy kin, Taylor.
J. D. Peele, Lucama.
Miss Dalzell Woodard, \> ilson.
Miss Nancy M. Rose, Wnson.
Miss France" Eagles, Macclesfield.
W. W. Barnes, Saratoga.
R. Narron, Kenly.
Howard Watson, Kenly.
Walter Boswell, Wilson.
Miss Winnie Barkley, Elm City.
Miss Pearl Weeks, Elm City.
Mrs. L. P. Flowers, Black Creek.
Msis Addie Owens, Saratoga.
Claude Watson, Wilson.
Miss Daisy Brvant, Saratoga.
Miss Agnes Peele, Wilson.
Miss Belle Edgerton, Wilson.
Miss Effie High, Wilson.
Miss Sue Clark, Wilson.
Miss Bettie Webb, Saratoga.
Miss Mattie Howe, Speed.
Miss Fannie Forbes, Vvilson.
Miss Rosa Forbes, Wilson.
Miss Edna Coley, Wilson.
Miss Mary J. McGowan, Elm City.
Miss Irma McGowan, Elm City.
R. C. Nichols, Kenly.
Miss Lucy Ellis, Wilson.
Miss Fannie Perry, Wilson.
Mrs. Emma Johnson, Wilson.
O. M. Johnson, Stantonsburg.
Mrs. O. M. Johnson. Stantonsburg.
W. A. Ingram, Taylor.
Mrs. W. A. Ingram, Taylor.
Miss Hattie Smith, Wilson.
Miss Daisy Smith, Lucama.
A. B. Cameron, Elm City.
Miss Sallie Parker, Elm City.
Miss Pearl Taylor, Elm City.
Miss Margarett McGowan, Elm City.
KxiSS Mattie Felton, Wilson.
Miss Nannie Barnes, Taylor.
Miss Annie Vick, Speed.
Miss Bertha Pridgen, Elm City.
Miss Annie L. Stancil, Elm City.
Mrs. Bridgers. Elm City.
G. B. Strickland, Lucama.
Miss Annie Strickland, Lucama.
Miss Fannie Freeman, Taylor.
Miss M. orris Baker, Taylor.
Miss Martha Bunn. Taylor.
Miss Daisy Osborn, Lucama.
Ministers not in Towns.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— Win. Woodard. Sr.,
.las. S. Woodard. Sr., Sun; S. Holden. Rich-
ard Moore, Wilbanks; B. H. Boykin,
Glover, R. F. D. ; Bennett Bullock, Taylor.
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WILSON COUNTY.
E. F. KILLETTE & CO.,
Contractors and Builders
Estimates furnished on all Classes of Work.
WILSON, N. C.
Physicians not in Towns.
H. F. Freeman, Taylor.
S. H. Crocker, Stantonburg.
I. W. Lamm, Lucama.
Merchants not in Towns.
C. F. Bissett, Taylor, R. F. D.
High Bros., Taylor, R. F. D.
Thompson & Whitley, Stantonsburg.
D. B. Hill, Moyeton.
\V. S. Lane & Co., Moyeton.
Isham Lamm, Wilson.
J. S. Thompson, Wilson, R. F. D.
Hawlev & Revell, Kenlv, R, F. D.
J. T. Renfrow, Wilson, R. F. D.
R. H. Renfrow, Taylor.
L. K. Bovkin, Wilson, R. F. D.
J. S. Wi son, Ta'bot.
L. H. Bissett, Taylor.
W. J. Newsome & Bro., Lucama.
B. D. Bullock, Taylor, R. F. D.
L. P. Woodard, Sun.
C. T. Williford & Bro., Elm City, R.
F. D.
J. D. Sharp & Co.. Elm City.
B. Bissett, Glover, R. F. D.
E. G. H. Boykin & Co., Taylor, R. F. D.
Brich M'f rs and Dealers.
Sharpsbuig.
lumber Plants.
S. H. Crocker Lumber Co., S. H. Crocker,
Stantonsburg.
J. T. Dew & Bro., Wilson, R. F. D.
Cotton. Gins.
M. B. & .T. M. Avcock, Black Creek.
C. F. Bissett, Taylor. R. F. D.
N. A. Bunn & Son, Taylor. R. F. D.
Southern Oil Co., Elm City.
John L. Baily, Em City.
Isham D. Gay, Elm <
S. D. Boykiii, Wilson, R. F. D.
Stantonsburg Supply Co., Statonsburg.
J. R. Ellis, Fountain.
Isaac Felton, Saratoga.
R. \. Rodgers, Saratoga.
S. H. Tyson, Saratoga.
H. II. Walston, Saratoga.
John F. Bridgers, Bridgersville.
A. P. Branch, Wilson.
J. T. Dew & Bro., Wilson.
H. B. Lane, Wilson.
W. D. P. Sharp, Wilbanks.
Larry Bass, Wilson.
N. R. Strickland, Wilson.
Southern Cotton Oil Co., Wilson.
Henry Kirbv, Lucama, R. F. D. No.
Sylvester Bailey, Kenly, R. F. D.
R. W. Shackelford, Saratoga.
D. H. Hinnant, Kenly, R. F. D.
Jesse B. Williams, Wilson.
Farmers" Oil Mill, Wilson.
Rockford M'f'g Co., Elm City.
Wilson Light & Power Co., Wilson.
Morrison & Webb. Elm City.
Elm City, R. F. D.
J. C. Flowers, Elm City, R. F. D.
Proctor & Kobbins, Wilbanks.
L. P. Woodard, Sun.
S. H. Scott, Lucama.
H. W. Lamm, Lucama.
Saloons.
L. H. Barnes, Blai
P. A. Davis, Black C
L. N. Shelton & Co.. Saratoga.
C. R. Ow
W. E. Bardin & Co., Saratoga.
T. C
WIL 5 - N.
:lation: White. 5.000- colored, 3,000;
Total. S.000.
real estate, $2,046,000.
No. white polls, 1.:
60c. on $100.
Bonded debt. $156,000.
T>oll tax.
City owns water works.
owns lights.
Citj owns sewerage.
Election held first Monday in May. Term,
two vears.
Town Officers.
MAYOR — Doane Herring.
CLERK— J. D. Barn •-.
I RER— W. E. Warren.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. D. Barnes.
CITY ATTORNEY— H. G. Connor, Jr.
CITY PHYSICIAN— W. S. Anderson.
SCPT. OF HEALTH— W. S. Anderson.
STAXDARD-Ka^PE^— Eli Felton.
S( RVEYOR— J. W. Taylor.
SUPT. FIRE DEPT.— R. J. Grantham.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. H. Marshbourne.
POLICEMEN— W. F. Felton, Thos. Bridg-
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era. J. T. Corbett, G. P. Bryant. Jas. Ellis,
H. A. Warren, J. J. Barefoot.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Calvin Woodard,
J. A. Clark, W. P. Anderson, F. S. Bynum,
E. F. Killett,
BOARD OF AUDIT— W. M. Farmer.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Wilson Graded
School, Gray R. King, Supt.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Geo. Hack-
ney, (chm.), C. E. Moore, Jonas Oettin-
ger, W. P. Wooten, U. H. Cozart, W. A.
Finch.
POSTMASTER— B. T. Person.
R. R. AGENT— A. J. Moore, Jr.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. R. Hardy.
Cemeteries and Supts.
Maplewood Cemetery, J. A. Privett, Supt.
Hospitals and Asylums.
Wilson Sanatorium, Drs. Moore, Anderson
and Dickinson.
Ministers and Churches.
EPISCOPAL— (St. Timothy)— No Rector,
BAPTIST— J. T. Jenkins, Pastor. ,
CHRISTIAN— J. B. Jones, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. E. Wool, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— P. D. Gold and J.
F. Farmer, Pastors.
METHODIST— F. D. Swindell, Pastor. Wil-
son Circuit, T. J. Browning.
Schools and Academies.
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE— J. J.
Harper, President.
WILSON GRADED SCHOOL— Gray R.
King, Superintendent.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Briggs Hotel.
Imperial Hotel.
Belmont Hotel.
Pennington Home.
Mrs. Wm. Woodard.
Central House.
Banks and Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL— John F. Bruton, Presi-
dent; W. E. Warren, Cashier. Capital,
$100,000; Surplus and Profits, $40,000.
BRANCH BANKING CO.— H. G. Connor,
President: J. C. Hales, Cashier. Capital,
$100,000; Suplus and Profits, $30,000.
WILSON SAVINGS BANK— John F. Bru-
ton, President; E. T. Barnes, Cashier.
Capital, $20,000; Surplus and Profits, $5,000.
CITIZENS BANK— R. G. Briggs, Pres. ;
W. M. Farmer, Cashier. Capital, $50,000.
Agricultural Implements.
Geo. H. Wainwright.
Geo. D. Green Hardware Co.
Mayo & Watson.
Finch Bros.
Mayo Bros. Hardware Co.
Architects.
R. L. Blavlotk.
R. S. Wilkins & Co.
Auctioneers.
A. O. Davis.
J. I. Thomason.
J. W. Harrison.
Joe E. Bass.
Z. T. Broughton.
J. R. Hutchings.
Bakers.
C. B. Ruffin.
\V. Corbett.
Bill-Posting.
Burton Bill Posting Co., Jno. N. Pearce,
Manager.
Brokers.
John A. Corbett.
E. F. Nadal.
P. B. Deans.
E. G. Rawlings.
R K. Townsend.
W. R. Wood.
S. W. Anderson.
W. H. Woouard & Co.
Books and Stationery.
Wilson Book Store.
Wilson Drug Co.
Boots and Shoes.
J. T. Williams & Co.
I. Greenthal.
Baker Bros.
Cash Racket Store.
J. L. Mayo.
J. S. Adkins.
J. & D. Oettinger.
W. B. Young.
<~! E. Blount & Co.
Allen T. Gay.
Charles Gay.
Cutchin & Brown.
The Hub Clothing Co.
J. D. Bardin.
J. D. Bullock.
W. P. Gay.
J. T. Williams & Co.
R. H. Fulghum.
W. D. Ruffin.
Building & Loan Associations.
Wilson Home and Loan Association, Er-
nest Deans, Secretary and Treasurer.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
E. Dannenberg.
Grant Foster.
Ellis & Barham.
Blacksmith Shops.
C. C. Culpepper.
Geo. T. Purvis.
Hackney Bros.
Wm. Hargrove.
1. J. Young.
C. H. Harden.
Boot and Shoe Shoos.
H. D. Walker.
Peter Rountree.
Barber Shops.
Richard Renfrew.
John Gaston.
Win. Burnett.
Tate, Hines A Taborn.
Henry Holden.
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WILSON COUNTY.
Bottling Works.
Dannenberg Soda Water.
L. A. Barnes.
Bicycle Dealers.
D. D. Nolly.
John H. Morris.
J. F. Eason.
Cabinet-Makers.
Wooten. Stevens & Co.
C. H. Darden.
Canned Goods.
J. L. Mayo.
Baker Bros.
Id. C. Forbes.
E. Harrell.
J. T. Williams & Co.
W. D. Ruffin.
Barnes, Graves Grocery Co.
C. B. Ruffin.
M. M. Overman.
Win. Teiser.
Williams-Little Grocery Co.
Hays & Son.
W. L. Felton & Co.
Contractors and Builders.
E. F. Killette & Co.
John B. Deans.
R. S. Wilkins & Co.
J. C. Stout.
J. B. Vick.
Carriage Maufacturers.
Hackney Bros.
Casket M'f rs and Dealers.
Wooten, Stevens k Co.
Ciearette Manufacturers.
WARE-KRAMER CIGARETTE CO.—
"White Rolls."
WELLS - WHITEHEAD COMPANY— Caro
Una Bright Cigarettes.
Clothing, Hats and Men's
Furnishings.
J. S. Adkins.
J. L. Mayo.
I. Greenthal.
C. E. Blount & Co.
J. & D. Oettinger.
W. B. Young.
Allen T. Gav.
J. D. Bullock.
J. M. Leath.
S. Ward.
J. T. Williams & Co.
Cutchin & Brown.
W. D. Rufin.
W. P. Gay.
R. H. Fulghum Co.
Charles Gav.
The Hub Clothing Co.
J. D. Bardin.
Coal and Wood.
Wilson Ice and Refrigerator Co.
C. N. Nurney.
Silas Lucas.
Cotton Mills.
WILSON COTTON MILLS— R. G. Brisgs,
President; W. M. Farmer, Secretary and
Treasurer; H. L. Fowler, Supt.
Crockery and Glassware.
J. T. Williams & Co.
Cash Racket Store.
M. B. Overman.
Wm. Teiser.
John N. Pierce.
Confectionery Dealers.
C. B. Ruffin.
J. T. Williams & Co.
M. B. Overman.
F. D. Massey.
J. L. Mayo.
Wm. Teiser.
J. N. Pearce.
Hays & Son.
Barnes, Graves Grocery Co.
W. L. Felton & Co.
Athenian Candy Co.
Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
Wilson Cotton Seed Oil Mills, John D.
Dawes, Manager.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co., J. D.
Dawes, Manager.
Farmers Oil Mill.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers.
P. L. Woodard & Co.
Hadley, Harris & Co.
A. P." Rranch.
Tomlinson, Bynum <fe Co.
Howard, Williams & Co.
T. A. Davis.
Doctors.
C. E. Moore.
Albert Anderson.
W. S. Anderson.
N. B. Herring.
B. E. Herring.
Nathan Anderson.
J. G. Pennington.
G. W. Lewis.
A.' F. Williams.
E. T. Dickinson.
W. H. Anderson.
Dealers in Carriages.
J. O. Farmer.
J. D. Farrier.
John Y. Moore.
Hackney Bros.
P. L. Woodard & Co.
Edwards Bros.
Collins & Vick.
Drueeists.
Patterson Drug Co.
Doane Herring.
Wilson Drug Co.
National Drug Co.
Lucas Drug Co.
Turlington Pharmacv.
Dentists.
J. H. Newbury.
C. A. Thompson.
J. R. Edmundson.
Oscar Hooks.
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Dress-Makers.
Mrs. W. J. Churchwell.
Miss Sallie Lemons.
Miss Lou Warren.
Miss Sallie Cox.
Mrs. P. A. Organ.
Dry Goods and Notions.
C. E. Blount & Co.
J. & D. Oettinger.
W. B. Young.
Charles Gay.
Allen T. Gay.
J. W. Riley.
W. P. Gay.
S. Ward.
J. D. Bullock.
Cash Racket Store.
R. H. Fulghum & Co.
Outchin & Brown.
J. L. Mayo.
J. S. Adkins.
W. D. Ruffin.
Dealers in Ice.
Wilson Tee and Refrigerating Co.
Dealers in Tobacco.
American Tobacco Co.
Maxwells Tobacco Imp. Co.
R. P. Watson & Co.
W. T. Clark & Co.
Williams-Little Grocery Co.
Ware-Kramer Cigarette Co.
Havs & Son.
Wells Whitehead Tobacco Co
W. D. Ruffin.
Hadley Harris & Co.
F. D. Massy.
M. B. Overman.
Wiley Corbett.
Baker Bros.
L. A. Moore.
Wells Grocery Co.
P. L. Woodard & Co.
Tomlinson, Bynum & Co.
E. Harrell.
J. L. Mayo.
Imperial Tobacco Co.
Barnes, Graves Grocery Co.
B. L. Moore.
W. L. Felton & Co.
Howard Williams & Co.
M. J. Forbes.
Dealers iu Grain and Seed.
Patterson Drug Co.
Wilson Drug Co.
Doane Herring.
Lucas Drug Co.
Electrical Supplies.
Mayo Bros. Hardware Co.
Geo. D. Green Hardware Co.
Furniture Dealers.
Wooten, Stevens & Co.
G. S. Tucker & Co.
O. W. Quinn & Son.
Fruit Dealers.
Barnes, Graves Grocery Co.
W. L. Folton & Co.
C. B. Ruffin.
F. D. Massy.
M. B. Overman.
Baker Bros.
Wm. Teiser.
.J. L. Mayo.
Athenian Candy Co.
Fish Markets.
i. B. Piver.
A. D. Dawson
Ellis & Barham.
Florists
C J. Starr.
John D. Williams.
Flour. Corn and Feed Dealer*.
Wilson Grocery Co.
Boy kin & Co.
M.'B. Overman.
P. L. Woodard k Co.
Williams-Little Grocery Co.
Hadley, Harris & Co.
Wells Grocery Co.
Howard Williams & Co.
A. P. Branch.
Foundries and Iron Works.
G. H. Wainwright.
W. J. Davis.
General Merchandise.
Hadley, Harris & Co.
A. P. Branch.
T. R. Lamm.
Howard, Williams & Co.
P. L. Woodard k Co.
Tomlinson, Bynum & Co.
Hardware and Ag'l Implem'tB.
Mayo & Watson.
O. D. Green Hardware C«.
Finch Bros.
Mayo Bros. Hardware Co.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealer*.
Hackney Bros
Hewlett-Grantham Harness Co.
A. J. Ford
Hides and Pelts.
E. Dannenberg.
Ellis & Barham.
Grant Foster.
Insurance Agencies.
C. T. Harriss.
W. L. Banks.
Venable, Best & Anderson.
G. W Stanton & Co.
Ernest Deans.
A. T. Fulghum.
S. B. Parker.
T F. Pettus. Jr.
Stronach & Daughtridgc.
Job Printing Offices.
p D. Gold Publishing Co.
Barrett's Printing House.
Lawyers.
H. G. Connor.
H. G. Connor, Jr.
Geo. W. Connor.
C. C. Daniels.
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WILSON ( (>1 NTY.
H. G. CONNOR, President.
J. C. HALES, Cashier.
BRANCH BANKING COMPANY
ESTABLISHED IN 1889.
SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $ 40,000
CAPITAL 100,000
DEPOSITS 375,000
DEPAR TMENTS.
For Commercial Deposits for active use of money in business
transactions, subject to check and no interest is paid.
For Savings Deposits for savings and idle money, 4 per cent,
paid quarterly in Savings D epartment.
For Safe Deposit Vault for valuable papers, jewelry, etc. Boxes
rent for $5.00 per year.
F. A. Woodard.
S. A. Woodard.
John E. Woodard.
S. G. Mewborne.
W. A. Finch.
J. D. Bardin.
d. T. Barnhiil, Elm City.
E. J. Barnes.
W. A. Lucas.
J. R. Uzzell.
0. P. Dickenson.
J. A. Farmer.
Jno. F. Bruton.
Laundries.
Tirn Lee Chinese Laundry.
Sam Lung.
Jos. Best.
Leather Dealers.
Hackney Bros.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
W. W. Simms Co., W. W. Simms, M'rt.
Wilson Wood and Lumber Co.
John T. Dew & Bro.
Machinery Dealers.
W. J. Davis.
Finch Bros.
T. A. Hinnant.
Machine Shops.
Geo. H. Wainwright.
J. W. Sheely.
W. J. Davis.
Mas -ns and Builders-
E. F. Killette.
John B. Deans.
R. S. Wi lkins & Co.
J. C. Stout.
Medicine Manufacturers.
HargTove Chemical Co.
Southern Remedy Co.
Doane Herring'.
Lucas Drug Co.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Miss S. E. Hinea.
Luper & Riley.
vVilliams & Co.
Miss R. Robinson.
Mattress Manufacturers.
W. S. Pearce.
Wooten, Stevens & Co.
Music Teachers.
Miss Ada Royal.
Mrs. G. T. Purs-is.
W. C. Hewlett.
Musical Instruments.
J. J. Privett.
Cable Co.
W. J. Burden.
Newspapers and Editors.
THE TIMES— P. D. Gold Pub. Co.
ZION'S LANDMARK— P. D. Gold, Editor.
Nurserymen.
B. E. Barnes.
Painters.
W. B. Nolly.
T. D. Knight.
Fred. M. Davis.
M. B. Nolly.
Wm. Viek.
L. A. Drake.
George W. Nolly.
Paper-Hangers.
H. C. Jackson.
W. B. Nolly.
Fred. M. Davis.
W. P. Lancaster.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Mayo & Watson.
Geo. D. Green Hardware Co.
Finch Bros.
Mayo Bros Hardware Co.
Plumbers.
A. W. Holler.
Jim Handy.
Produre Dealers.
Wells Grocery Co.
Williams-Little Grocery Co.
Baker Bros.
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Wm. Teiser.
M. B. Overman.
J. L. Mayo.
"Real Estate Agents.
R. E. Townsend.
Silas Lucas.
Ernest Deans.
Wilson Real Estate and Trust Co.
Retail Grocers.
Williams-Little grocery Co.
J. L. Mayo.
W. D. Ruffin.
F. D. Massv.
M. B. Overman.
W. Corbett.
Havs & Son.
M. Forbes,
Baker Bros.
L. A. Moore.
T. R. Lamm.
Wm. Teiser -
Barnes Graves Grocery Co.
E. Harrell.
J. L. Moody.
Bryan Grocery Co.
J. E. Matthews.
Roberts & Bass.
W. L. Felton & Co.
Saloons.
DISPENSARY— J. B. Farmer, Manager.
Smoking Tobacco Co.
Ware-Kramer Cigarette Co.
Wells-Whitehead Tobacco Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
Edwards Bros.
Wiggins & Washington.
Clark Bros. & Pettus.
The Bryan-Aycock Co.
J. O. Farmer.
J. D. Farrior.
John Y. Moore.
P. L. Farrior.
Sash --d Blind Factories.
W. W. Simms Co.
Oil Dealers.
Standard Oil Co.
Southern Oil Supply Co.— Charles D.
Parker, Agent.
Shingle Dealers.
C. N. Nurney.
Sporting Goods
Wilson Book Store.
Stoves and Tinware.
Mayo ft Watson.
Geo. D. Green Hardware Oo.
R. E. Hagan.
G. S. Tucker.
Dildy k Agnew.
Finch Bro§.
Mayo Bros. Hardware Co.
O. W. Quinn & Son.
Sewing Machine Agencies.
J. A. Burden * Co.
J. J. Privott.
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Tinners and Slaters.
R. E. Hagan.
Dildy & Agnew.
Tiiilor Establishments.
Wm. Walls & Co.
S. J. Walls.
R. 8. Barnes.
Elmo Walls.
Wilson Pressing Club.
Telegraph Qfflceu and M'grs.
W^-aERN UNION— G. N. Mattox, Mgr.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
( AROLINA TELEPHONE AND TELE-
GRAPH CO.— A. M. Hollingsworth, Mgr.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY.
Tobacco 'Warehouses.
Centre Brick Warehouse, Cozart, Eagle*
& Carr, Props.
Woodard Warehouse, Woodard & Jones,
Props.
Watson Warehouse, Anderson Bros. &
Watson, Pro-rietors.
Banner \. arehouse, Boykin, Whitehead &
Raper, Proprietors.
Farmers' Warehouse, Clark Bros. & Bass,
Props.
Liberty Warehouse, Lovelace, Darden,
Davis & Co., Props.
Trust & Investment Companies.
Wilson Wood and Lumber Co.
Wilson Loan and Trust. Co.
Typewriters and Supplies.
Wilson Book Store.
Veterinary Surgeons.
Elijah Reed.
J. A. Parker.
V.'atches and Jewelry
J. J. Privett.
P. Ewell.
Burden & Co.
Wagon Manufacturers.
Hackney Wagon Factory.
Wood- Working Shops.
C. Culpepper.
G. T. Purvis.
C. H. Battle.
C. H. Darden.
Hackney Bros
W. W. Simms Co.
Wholesale Grooers
Wilson Grocery Co.
Boykin & Co.
Wells Grocery Co.
WILBANKS.
Population, 46.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— W. B. Forbes.
CLERK— Lee Robbins.
CHIEF OF POLICE— A. C. Walston.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— G. T. John-
son, John H. Robbins, Gray Baker.
POSTMASTER— J. T. Winstesd.
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WILSON COUNTY.
General Merchandise.
Wilbanks Mercantile Co.
Eli Bobbins.
Saloons.
T. C. Robbins.
ELivi CITY.
Incorporated in 1874.
Population, 800.
Tax rate, 40c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— G. R. Winstead.
TREASURER— A. C. Dixon.
CLERK— T. B. Winstead.
TAX COLLECTOR— J. J. Farmer.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J. J. Farmer. Night
Policeman, H. T. Carter.
COMMISSIONERS— G. A. Barnes, W. H.
Dixon, R. S. Wells, C. L. Land, John W.
Winstead.
POSTMASTER— R. H. Sharp; C. C.
Creech, Assistant.
R. R. AGENT— C. L. Perry.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. L. Perry.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— O. W. Oldham, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— A. J. Moore. Pas-
tor.
METHODIST— J. L. Rumley, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— No Rector.
Schools and Academies.
TOISNOT INSTITUTE— A. B. Cameron.
Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Winstead Hotel.
Mrs. J. G. Winstead.
Banks and Bankers.
TOISNOT BANKING CO.— R. S. Wells,
President; R. T. Barhill, Cashier. Capi-
tal, $10,000; Surplus and Prohts, $9,000.
ELM CITY BANK— John L. Bailey, Presi-
dent; E. O. McGowan, Cashier. Capital,
$10,000; Surplus and Profits, $6,000.
Barter Shops.
G. A. Gaston, (col.)
Books and Stationery.
Peacock Bros.
Brokers.
E. 0. McGowan.
Toisnot Grocery Co.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
D. C. G. Armstrong.
V. C. Langley.
Blacksmith Shops.
W. C. Williams.
J. M. Coleman.
Brick M'f rs and Dealers.
John L. Bailey.
Elm City Improvement Co.
Contractors and Builders.
R, B. Braswell.
Dealers in Carriages.
W. C. Williams.
Doctors.
E. G. Moore.
R. B. Whitley.
J. S. Harrison.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Bettie Taylor.
Mrs. J. T. Watson.
Druererists.
Elm City Pharmacy.
General Merchandise.
John L. Bailey & Co.
R. S. Wells.
John W. Winstead.
B. H. Barnes.
A. C. Dixon.
J. Bowen & Co.
O. J. Harrison & Co.
G. A. Barnes.
Driver & Wiggins.
J. D. Sharp <fc Co.
E. H. Vick.
Peacock Bros.
Toisnot Supply Co.
Winstead uros.
W. A. Winstead.
John L. Horner.
Insurance Agencies.
R. T. Barnhill.
E. O. McGowan.
J. W. Hayes.
Job Printing Offices.
The Mirror.
Lawyers.
R. T. Barnhill.
Lumber Plants.
Dennis Simmons Lumber Co. — Capt. T. W.
Tilghman, Manager.
Rock Ford M'f'g uo.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. J. T. Watson.
Painters.
T. W. Braswell.
L. P. Coggin.
Saloons.
Toisnot Dispensary, V. C. Langley, M'g'r.
Sales and Livery Stables.
T. W. Williams.
V. C. Langley.
Trust & Investment Companies.
Elm City Improvement Co.
Undertakers and Lmbalmers.
Toisnot Supply Co.
Watches and Jewelry
J. W. Winstead.
SARATOGA.
Incorporated in 1899.
Tax rate, 1-5 of le. on $100.
Population, 135.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— John G. Ellis.
CLERK— W. J. Eason.
TREASURER— John O. Ellis.
TAX COLLECTOR— Joe Strickland.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Joe Strickland.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— 0. J. Walston,
WILSON COUNTY.
635
J. E. Craft, Robert E. Bynum, W. J.
Mercer.
POSTMASTER— Jno. A. MeKeel.
Ministers and Cliurches.
FREE-WILL BAPTIST— Chas. Orton, Elder
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— William Wood-
ard, Elder.
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH— T. J. Brown-
ing, Pastor.
ADVENT— f. J. Moore, Elder.
Doctor*.
B. F. Barnes.
Dealers in Carriages.
Albert Walston.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Shade Felton.
Casket Mfgs. and Dealers.
Speight & Craft.
General Merchandise.
Ben Owens.
Shade Felton.
Speight & Craft.
Eason Bros.
H. H. Walston.
Gray, Ellis & Son.
Harrell & MeKeel.
Hardware and Ag'l Tmplem'ts.
J. L. Gay.
Retail Grocers.
James Harris.
Saloons.
L. N. Shelton & Co.
C. R. Owens.
W. E. Bardin & Co.
LUCAMA.
Incorporated in 1891.
Population, 350.
Tax rate, 40c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— K. W. Barnes.
CLERK— I. H. Lamm.
TREASURER— W. R. Davis.
TAX COLLECTOR— N. L. Lucas.
ATTORNEY— E. J. Barnes.
CHIEF OF POLICE— N. L. Lucas.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— I. H. Lamm, J.
S. Ha—- W. R. Davis.
POSTMASTER- W. H_ Lamm.
R. R. AGENT C. D. Alford.
EXPRESS AGENT— C. D. Alford.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— R, H. Whitaker, Pastor.
FREE WILL BAPTIST— L. T. Philips,
Pastor.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Mrs. L. F. Newsom.
W. R, Davis.
Miss Willie J. Davis.
Schools and Academies.
LUCA..A GRADED SCHOOL— George B.
Strickland, Prin. Teachers: Miss Annie B.
Strickland, Mrs. George Strickland, Miss
Daisy Osborne.
GRADED SCHOOL TRUSTEES— K. W.
Barnes, J. R. Barnes, W. D. Crocker, I.
H. Lamm, Sol. T. Lamm.
Blacksmith Shops.
Jno. H. Hill.
Brick M'f 'rs and Dealers.
The Lucama Brick Co., W. G. Lucas.
Manager.
Cotton Gins.
S. H. Scott.
Cotton Buyers.
S. H. Scott.
W. R. Davis.
Contractors and Builders.
Aycock, Williamson & Hales.
Doctors.
W. D. Crocker.
I. W. Lamm.
Druggists.
W. D. Crocker.
I. W. Lamm.
Fish and Meat Dealers.
A. T Barnes.
Lucas & Moore.
General Merchandise.
Jesse l.miu.
Hayes, Lamm & Co.
S. H. Scott.
W. R. Davis.
Lucas & Bass.
P. T. Lucas & Co.
Grain and Feed Dealers.
L. F. Lucas.
Lumber Mfg. and Dealers.
E. T. Lucas.
Livery Stahles.
L. E. Newsom.
W. R. Davis.
Poultry Yards.
L. F. Lucas Poultry Farm.
Retail Grocers.
N. L. Lucas.
Davis & Woodard.
Saw Mills,.
S. A. Boyett.
W. G. Johnson.
Saloons.
Dispensary.
Blacksmith Shops.
John H. Hill.
BLACK CREEK.
Incorporated in 1868.
Population, 202.
Tax rate, 20c. on $100.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— R. G. Privett.
TREASURER— F. A. Boswell.
TAX COLLECTOR— E. L. Boswell.
POSTMAN'I KR— A. Barnes.
ATTORNEY— S. A. Woodard.
CHIEF OF POLICE— E. L. Boswell.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— R. L. Paschall,
F. A. Boswell, H. M. Rowe.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— S. J. Carter,
Principal.
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\\ A YXE— YADKIN.
CITY SCHOOL COMMITTEE— Barnes
Daniel. C. O. Bass, J. W. Paschall.
R. B. AGENT— O. E. Bain.
EXPRESS AGENT— O. E. Bain.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Privett's Boarding House.
E. J. Bass Boarding House.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
R. G. Privett.
W. A. Barnes.
Bicycles and Supplies.
D. M. Privett.
Doctors.
T. L. Brooks.
R. L. Pas^hall.
H. R. Hoover.
Druggists.
I i arson & Brooks.
General Merchandise.
E. B. Bass.
,T. W. Avcock & Sons.
R. G. Privett.
P. L. Woodard & Co.
Pearson & Brooks.
A. A. Aycoek & Co.
Saloons.
L. H. Barnes.
P. A. Davis.
YADKIN COUNTY.
County Seat, Y^kinville.
Formed in 1850 from Surry county. Named from the Yadkin River, which
through it.
Area, 320 square miles.
POPULATION: 14,083. White male*. «,37S; white females, 8.518. Foreign barm,
5. Negro males, 603; negro females, 584. White males over 21 years, 2,831; neitro
males over 21 years, 261. White polls, 1,924; negro polls, 125.
Value of real estate, $1,244,565, decrease of $5,171 from 1904. Value p.rscnil prop-
erty, $841,586, increase of $66,980 over 1904, including 1,475 horses, 1,579 mules. 4
jacks and jennets, 35 goats, 5,769 cattle, 6,343 hogs, 586 sheep.
Property listed in 1905 by whites, $2,061,026; by negroes, $25,075.
No. Schools: White, 56; colored. 6.
TAX RATE: 23 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. pcU.
POST OFFICES: Boonville, Brannon, Buekshoal, Charity, Chestnut Ridge, Cycle,
Cochrum, Conrads, Courtney, EAST BEND, Footville, Forbush, Garrett, Gwyn, Hamp-
tonville, Hinshaw, Huntsville, Jonesville, Longtown, Mana, Marler, Martin, Panther
Creek, Poindexter, Republic, Roby, Shore, Swan Creek, Tracadia, Wyo, YADKIN-
VILLE, (c. h.)
PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by Old State Law. Spent out of general fund, about $850
SUPERIOR COURT: April 30th, one week; October 15th, two weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— W. A. Hall,
I Yadkinville.
SHERIFF— G. T. White, Buck Shoal.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— P. L. Wilhelm,
East Bend.
TREASURER— J. H. Mackie, Yadkinville.
CORONER— J. M. Kirk.
SURVEYOR— Stephen Pardue, Buck Shoals
STANDARD KEEPER— T. L. Castevens,
Hinshaw.
CO. ATTORNEY— Benbow & Hanes, Yad-
kinville.
CO. SUPT. OF HEALTH— M. A. Royall,
Yadkinville.
SUPT. CO. HOME— M. H. Bryant, Yad
kin viae.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— A. J. Martin,
Longtown.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION — J. A.
Turner, (chm. ), Panter Creek; M. L. Wood-
house, Boonville; J. W. Pass, Yadkinville;
Attorney, D. M. Reece, Yadkinville.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— W. L. Kelly,
(chm.), B. R. Brown, Hamptonville ; J. I.
F. Norman, East Bend.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— S. H. Wil-
itiCth, (chm.), Boonville; J. L. Sampson,
Yadkinville; W. L. Kelly, Yadkinville
CONSTABLES— Boonville, R. W. Casste-
vens, Hinshaw; Knobs, I. W. Vestal,
Je.nesville; Buck Shoal, F. C. Shore,
Marler; Liberty, Will Williams, Courtney;
Forbush, T. D. Brewbake, Huntsville; Lit-
tle Yadkin, S. M. Tesh, Panther Creek;
East Bend, J. W. Matthews, East Bend;
Fall Creek, J. W. Kittle, Poindexter.
Justices of the Peace.
BOONVILLE— J. H. A. Hinshaw, Hinshaw;
J. C. Burton, Boonville; J. T. Poindexter,
Boonville; J. P. Wishon, Boonville; J. H.
Fleming, R. L. Spier, Boonville.
KNOBS— D. K. Woodruff, Jonesville: W.
W. Swain, Swan Creek; W. F. Swain, Long-
town; J. M. Holcomb, Longtown; K. M.
Thompson, E. J. B. Missick, Jonesville.
YADKIN COUNTY.
637
BUCK SHOAL— A. D. Gentry, Buck Shoal;
A. G. Myers, Gwyn; J. W. Coo)', Buck
Shoal; Lee Weatherman, Buck Shoal; F. 0.
Koleomb, Longtown.
DEEP CREEK— J. W. Crumel, Yadkin-
ville; W. D. Reavis, Footville; W. H. Van-
hoy, Hamptonville ; I. L. Holoomb, Chest-
nut Ridge.
LIBERTY— J. S. Willyard, Wvo; D. I.
Eeavis, Cross Roads Church; J. H. James,
Yadkinville; W. A. Royal, Yadkinville; J.
L. Sampson, Yadkinville; Thomas Williams,
Spill man; N. S. C. May, Crossroads Church.
FORBLSH— William Spillman, Conrads;
J. W. Doub, Tracadia; S. H. Brewbaker,
Huntsville; E. T. Davis, Conrads; J. F.
Fletcher, Mana.
LITTLE YADKIN— 0. F. Strupe, Panther
Creek; J. A. Lillington, Panther Creek; T.
L. Purver, Panther Creek.
EAST BEND— J. T. Patterson, East Bend;
A. L. Hutchens, East Bend; Gus Morrmg,
Shore; W. T. Hennings, Shore; Anderson
Norman, East Bend; W. N. Horn, East
Bend.
FALL CREEK— D. E. Matthews, Poindex-
ter; J. T. E. Norman, Poindexter; E. B.
Vestal, Poindexter; W. F. Miller, Poin-
dexter.
Public School Teachers.
Woodhouse, T. B., Boonville.
Poindexter, Miss Laura, Boonville.
Woodruff, Miss Zetta. Boonville.
Shore, J. W., Boonville.
Haynes, Roscoe, Garrett.
George, J. F., Garrett.
Windsor, J. W., Gwyn.
Burgess, Thomas, Gwyn.
Crater, J. M.. New Castle.
Mj . Buckshoal.
Thomason, Miss Mollie, Buckshoal.
Brown, B. R., Hamptonville.
Martin, W. D., Footville.
Gough. S. A., Footville.
Reavis, Miss Rebecca, AFgood.
Dixon, Z. H., Yadkinville.
Dixon, Miss Mary A., Yadkinville.
Pass, Miss Viola, Yadkinville.
Holt, Miss Julia, Yadkinville.
Shermer, Miss Daisy, Conrads.
iiing, J. A., Republic.
is, Miss Dora, Huntsville.
Huff, Miss Laura, East Bend.
Huff, Mi<s Carrie, East Bend.
Davis, Miss Ella, East Bend.
Davis, Miss Eva, East Bend.
Beach, J. J., Boonv:
Davis, Miss Belle, Siloam.
Hobson, A. B., Mt. Nebo.
Burton, P. A., Boonville.
Matthews, W. S., Poindexter.
Taylor, M. O., Poindexter.
F. etcher, Miss Sue, Poindexter.
Fleming, M. M., Richmond Hill.
Davis, J. M., Poindexter.
Thomason, Miss Sallie E., Buckshoal.
Davis, Miss Ina, Buckshoal.
Mitchell, David A., Jonesville.
Mathis, J. II., Jonesville.
Parris, John T., Courtney.
Martin, J. S., Longtown.
Long, Julian, Chestnut Ridge.
Cook, W. T., Cochrum.
Alay, Shober, Yadkinville.
May, N. S. C, Yadkinville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Hampton, Frank, Hamptonville.
Shore, W. E., Martin.
Davis, S. C, Huntsville.
Garner, S. W., Courtney.
Cook, Millard, Gwvn.
Myers, T. C, Martin.
Swain, J. A., Garrett.
Shore, J. Wade, Boonville.
Dewey, W. L., Buck Shoal.
Martin, W. L., Yadkinville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Hobson, a. B., Mt. Nebo.
Stone, Miss Emma, Boonville.
Crater, Miss Bertha, New Castle.
Hemrick, Miss Mary E., Jonesville.
Clingman, Miss Jennie, Huntsville.
Hobson, -iss Lora, Mt. Nebo.
Hutchens, Miss Ida, Yadkinville.
Cartwright, Miss Rosa, Mt. Nebo.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— T. C. Myers, Martin; S. S.
May, Algood; J. T. Kirk, Richmond Hill;
Robert Coram, Boonville; W. F. Gray,
Marler; J. 11. Martin, Longtown; T. A.
Caudle, Grant.
METHODIST— W. R. Bryant, Charity; 1L
H. Long, Walter Long, Chestnut Ridge;
.1. H. Patterson, D. C. Norman, T. H.
Stimpson, East Bend.
FRIENDS— Frank Warden, Evan Adams,
Martin; W. M. Adams, Republic.
Physicians not in Towns.
•I. .1. Clingman, Huntsville.
H. C. Salmon
B. W. Fassett, Cross Roads Church.
ry Martin, Poindexter.
S. L. Russell, Spillman.
Merchants not in Towns.
W. S. Gough, Hamptonville.
C. E. Hoi ilamptonvill*.
J. C
Norm: Nebo.
U. A. Martin, Yadkinville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
P. M. North, Tracadi
F. < r0., Garrett.
M. L. Shugart .t Ridge.
W. D. I,
D. I. Reavis, Courtn
C. !.. ' nov.
B. Shores, ^ : R. F. D. No. 2.
YA . A. Jon.' eek.
J. T. Poindexter & Co., Mana.
W. C. Sprinkle, Shore.
Williams & Rocket, Forbush.
S. A. Poindexter & Co., Poindexter.
F. Warden & Co., Martin.
I). M. Holoomb, Longtown.
J. O. Dobbins, Cochrum.
Cook Bros., Gwyn.
W. D. Adams. Swan Creek.
T. V. Foote & Co., Yadkinville, R. F.
D. No. 1.
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YADKIN COUNTY.
J. H. Sprinkle, Yadkinville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
E. T. Davis, Conrad.
W. II. Willard, Yadkinville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
J. B. Stimpson, Poindexter.
W. F. Swain, Boonville, R. F. D. No. 1.
Carriage Maufacturen.
Lone Hickory Buggy Co., Footville.
Lumber Plants.
George Steelman & Co., Shore.
Allen & Matthews, Poindexter.
M. W. EvanB, Charity.
Dobbins & Sizcmore, Yadkinville.
D. E. Sampson, Forbush.
I. J. Cranfield, Courtney.
S. H. Joyner, Yadkinville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
John Johnson, Hamptonville.
Roller Mills.
B. & Isaac Shores, Yadkinville, R. F. D.
No. 2. m „
W. L. White & Bro., Buck Shoal.
Renigar, Steelman & Co., Shore.
C. G. & S. W. Vestal, Yadkinville.
Shippers of Produce.
K. W. Croft., Shore.
YADKINVILLE.
Incorporated in 1885.
Population, 324.
Value of real estate, $37,950.
Value personal property, $40,447.
No. white polls, 62.
No. colored polls, 4.
Tax Rate: City purposes, 10c. on $100.
Election held Tuesday after first Monday
in May each year. Term, one year.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. ju. Phillips.
CI.KFta— H. H. Mackie.
TREASURER— J. L. Crater.
TAX COLLECTOR— E. J. West.
ORNEY-^J. Q. Holton.
POLICEMAN— E. J. West.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Z. H. Dixon.
J. Q. Holton, J. W. Pass, J. C. Money, J.
L. Crater.
POSTMASTER— M. W. Mackie.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— T. J. Howe. Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— F. M. Allen. Pastor.
Schools s mJl Academies.
YADKINVILLE NORMAL SCHOOL— Z. H.
Dixon, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Phillips Hotel, Mattie J. Phillips, Prop.
Mackie Boarding House, M. W. Mackie,
Proprietor.
Ri vnolds Boarding House.
Logan House.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF YADKIN— J. Q. Holton, Pres. ;
W. A. Hall, Cashier. Capital, $10,000.
Buggy Manufacturers.
Yadkinville Buggy Co.
Barber Shoos.
J. H. Royal.
W. R. Sherman.
Blacksmith Shons.
Columbus Glenn.
E. J. West.
Cabinet-Makers.
J. H. James.
Dobbins, Williams & Sizemore.
Casket M'f'ra and Dealers.
J. H. James.
Contractors and Builders.
J. J. Tavlor.
J. W. Wells & Eli Peddycord.
C. J. Wilson.
Lawyers.
R. C. Puryear.
J. Q. Holton.
D. M. Reece.
E. D. Stanford.
F. W. Hanes.
C. J. Wuson.
Dentists.
J. M. Phillips.
J. G. Mailer.
Doctors.
M. A. Royall.
T. R. Harding.
Dealers in Carriages.
H. B. James.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Shermer & Parker.
J. A. Logan.
H. H. Mackie.
C. M. Warden.
J. W. Pass.
Furniture Dealers.
R. E. Holton.
Dress-Makers.
Miss Ida Nance.
Miss Mamie Marler.
Mrs. Emma Wilson.
General Merchandise.
Shermer & Parker.
J. A. Logan.
H. H. Mackie.
C. M. Warden.
J. W. Pass.
Harness M'f'rs and Dealars.
S. L. Mackie.
Hides and Pelts.
S. L. Mackie.
Leather Dealers.
S. L. Mackie.
Newspapers and Editors.
YADKIN RIPPLE— H. B. Nelson, Editor.
Retail Grocers.
R. E. Holton.
Roller Mills.
W. A. Hutchens & Co.
Sales and Livery Stables.
H. B. James.
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639
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
MUTUAL CO.— M. W. Mackie, Manager.
Tobacoo Manufacturers.
J. D. Hamlin.
J. £. Zachary.
Watches and Jewelry
0. V. Hutchens.
EAST BEND.
Incorporated in 1887.
Population, 537.
Value of real estate, $31,011.
Value personal property, $39,721.
Tax rate — Town purposes and street*,
M 2-3c. on $100; schools, 50c. on $100.
Election held first Tuesday after first
Monday in May each year. Term, two ye:i'-s.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— Vf. H. Norman.
CLERK— A. Horn.
TREASURER— V. A. Martin.
TAX COLLECTOR— V. A. Martin.
ATTORNEY— J. T. Benbow.
POLICEMAN— V. A. Martin.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— W. G. Leak, A.
Horn, Otis wade, M. L. Matthews.
TOWN PUBLIC SCHOOL— J. T. Fender,
Superintendent and Principal.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE— W. H. Norman,
J. Lee Norman, T. P. Martin, E. Norman,
W. N. Home.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. B. L. Whittington.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST— J. J. Beach, Pastor.
FRIENDS— David Sampson, Pastor.
METHODIST— G. W. Callahan, Pastor; J.
M. Matthews.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Drummers Home, A. Horn, Prop.
Blacksmith Shops.
T. A. Smitherman.
J. G. Huff.
Charles Joyner.
Canned Goods.
Morse & Wade.
W. H. Hinsdale.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
J. G. Huff.
W. H. Hinsdale.
Carriage Maufacturers.
■T. A. Smitherman.
J. G. Huff.
W. V. Tomlinson.
Contractors and Builders.
W. D. Steele & Son.
F. P. Kirk.
J. W. Marler.
H. A. Felts.
Druggists.
J. M. Whittington.
Dentists.
J. G. Marler.
Doctors.
J. M. Matthews.
W. G. Leak.
M. L. Matthews.
! Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
J. A. Martin.
T.. A. Smitherman.
General Merchandise.
Poindexter & Co.
T. P. Martin & Co.
R. D. Martin.
W. A. Martin & Co.
The Cash Store.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. J. H. Sills.
Mrs. B. O. Martin.
Sales and Livery Stahles.
R. L. Poindexter.
Clint. Benbow.
Tobacco Bag Factories.
Morse & Wade.
W. A. Martin & Co.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
BELL — J. Lee Norman, Manager.
Tobacco Manufacturers.
More* & Wade.
Wood-Workine Shops.
W. H. Hinsdale.
T. A. Smitherman.
Watches and Jewelry.
V. A. Martin.
BOONVILLE.
Incorporated in 1895.
Population, 190.
Election held Tuesday after first Monday
in May every two years.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— J. H. Fleming.
CLERK— S. H. Wilmoth.
TREASURER— M. V. Fleming.
POLICEMAN— S. D. Swain.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. S. F. Speer.
COMMISSIONERS— S. H. Wilmoth, M. V.
Fleming, M. M. Crumel, M. L. Woodhouse,
J. L. Sneas.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— A. W. Jacobs, Pastor.
BAPTIST— J. J. Beach, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
THE YADKIN VALLEY INSTITUTE— J.
J. Beach, Principal.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
The Yadkin Valley, Mrs. C. D. Hen-
dricks, Proprietor.
Boonville Inn, M. M. Angell, Prop.
Blacksmith Shops.
M. L. Woodhouse & Bro.
J. H. Fleming.
Reeee & Bro.
Carriage Maufacturers.
M. L. Woodhouse & Bro.
Reece & Bro.
Contractors and Builders.
S. J. Waltz.
J. T. Dobbins.
Doctors.
J. L. Speas.
T. W. Shore.
E. M. Hutchens.
640
YADKIX— YANCEY.
Flour. Corn and Feed Mills.
Wot Irufl a: Joni - Bi -
General Merchandise.
F. Vf. Day.
S. If. Wilmi th S
J. ,v- M S]
Wooct f, S - . Co.
Fleming & Woodhouse Bror
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
M. L. Woodhoose & Bro.
Telephone Exchanges & M'gT*.
MUTUAL CO.— Fleming & Woodhouse
Bros., Managers.
Tobacco Factories.
J. M. Sp< r.
Wason Manufacturers.
A. J. Craver.
Blacksmith Shoes.
A. M. S:r.itr.erman.
General Merchandise.
W. C. Sprinkle.
Liauor Manufactories.
Riverside Distilling & Feeding Co. (Inc.)
I. C. Shore Distilling Co. (Inc.)
Shore & Steelman,
J. K. Couch.
Phillips Bros.
Nurseries.
N. W. Craft.
Roller Mills.
Steelman & Shore.
SHORE.
Incorporated in 1903.
Populatior 200.
Town Officers.
MAYOR— T. A. P
BO ALDERMEN— George
PO;
Steel-
WILLIAMS.
Incorporated in 1903.
Popularl - 1 -
Totni Officers.
MAYOB— N. Glenn Williams.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN— Steadman
B. J. Arendell, Elisha SI:
MARSHAL— G. P. TV -
Ldauor Manufactories.
The Old Nick Williams Co. (Inc.)
YANCEY COUNTY.
County Seat, Burasville.
-am Burke and Buncombe counties. Named in honor of Bartlett
;a, 400 s
bom,
•:-gro ferr r.egro
=onal
Pr
I
and
poor, 1( liool,
POS :ton, Bu-
^in, Hen-
:. Pedro. . dwh,
om.
"■ Ea has a superinter
.00 and 36c. poll. Labor Bupplemer: ::nvict labor.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPAQ::
South & Western Railway Company, 4.50 miles, assessed value ilS.S54.Sl
SUPERIOR COURT: 26th, two il cases only;
mber 3rd, two w-
YANCEY COUNT V.
641
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF THE COURT— J. P. Gibbs,
Buvnsville.
SHERIFF— M. C. Honeyeutt, Burnsville.
CORONER— L. Wmttington, Bald Creek.
SURVEYOR— J. R. Young, Celo.
CO. SUPT. SCHOOLS— E. E. Hawkins,
Burnsville.
SUPT. CO. HOME— William Roland, Bur-
ton.
CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION— R. E.
Piercy, (dim.), Paint Gap; Swin Howell,
Sioux; R. W. Peterson, Day Book.
CO. COMMISSIONERS— A. J. Bennett,
(chm.), Burnsville; H. M. Radiora, Cane
River; Penlv Devton, Elmer.
CO. BOARD OF ELECTIONS-- J. Bis Ray,
(chm.), Burnsville; A. B. Bryan, Burnsville;
Z. B. Anglin, Burnsville.
CONSTABLES— Burnsville Township: P.
iD. Jaekey Jiartlet, Burnsville; Cane River,
(Grant Edwards. Bald Creek; Egypt, A. N.
Uennette, Higgins; Ramsaytown, S. R. Phil-
lips, Ramsay town; Green Mountain, Jno.
V\illis. Green Mountain; Brush Creek, A. A.
Wyatt, Elmer; Crab Tree, Mail: Thomas,
Mi'ca\illej Sojth Tow, S. W. Robinson, Celo;
iPensacola, S. W. McMahan, Pensacola;
Prices Creek, R. E. Mathias. Paint Gap.
Justices of the Peace.
BURNSVILLE TOWNSHIP— J. N. Brink-
ley, Windom; J. E. Mcintosh, J. I. Hens-
ley, D. A. Angel, A. J. Ennette, Burns-
ville.
CANE RIVER— John McAlister, N. W.
Horton, Bald Creek; Zeb King, Wampler;
E. J. Angel, Bald Creek; H. M. Radford,
Cane River.
EGYPT— L. C. Brown, Bee Log; W. M.
Ledford, Hensley; J. W. Renfro, Higgins.
RAMSAYTOWN— Swin Howell, J. B. Ed-
wards, Ramsaytown; G. N. Mcintosh, Bee
Log; E. D. Peterson, Ramsaytown; J. W.
Howell, Huntsdale.
GREEN MOUNTAIN— J. W. Letterman,
Green Mountain; M. C. Peterson, Green
Mountain; W. A. Bailey, S. P. Huskins,
Toledo.
BRUSH CREEK— Ran Thomas, Wyatt
Woody, A. A. Woody, Elmer.
CRAB TREE— A. B. Silver, M. N. Sil-
ver, J. D. Hughes, Micaville; J. D. Young,
Boonville.
SOUTH TOW— John Grindstaff, J. M. Rob-
inson, Aaron Shuford, Celo; M. H. Weath-
erman, Celo.
IENSACOLV- W. H. McMahan, A. G. Wil-
son, S. M. Riddle, J. C. Hutchinsen, M. P.
Ray, Pensacola.
PRICE CREEK— Rom. Ayers, Prices
Creek; Jas. Casida, Burnsville; C. T. Davis,
Paint Gap, N. B. Ray, Cane River; J. B.
Elkin, Prices Creek.
JACKS CREEK— D. B. Williams, Burton;
T. C. Byrd, Wilhite; J. H. Lewis, J. D.
Peterson, D. F. Young, D. M. Hampton,
Day Book; W. W. Metcalf, Cane River.
Public School Teachers.
Shitle, W. S., Burnsville.
Carter, Hargrove, Athlone.
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Wilson, Chas., Burnsville.
McPeeters, Alice, Burnsville.
King, Sam., Burnsville.
Robinson, J. M., Celo.
Burton, Geneva, Bald Creek.
Proffitt, J. Z., Bald Creek.
Angel, E.J., Bald Creek.
Wheeler, George, Higeins.
Franklin, Ben., Bee Log.
Howell, J. M., Day Book.
Howell, Ezekiel, Ramsaytown.
Mcintosh, W. M., Bee Log.
Edwards, John W., Ramsaytown.
Williams, C. R., Sioux.
Holloway, R. E., Green Mountain.
Letterman, Jo?, Green Mountain.
Williams, D. B., Burton.
Peterson, W. D., D'ay Book.
Honeyeutt, Maggie, Burton.
Briggs, Calvin, Burton.
English, Jas., Wilhite.
Bailey, G. Y., Green Mountain.
McPeeters, Lizzie, Burnsville.
Bailey, W. H., Green Mountain.
Griffith, W. O., Micaville.
Silvers, N. N., Micaville.
Holcombe, Geo., Bald Creek.
Honeyeutt, Maggie, Jr., Burnsville.
Gouge, Johnson, Newdale.
Masters, Jason, Newdale.
Hutchins, L. II., Windom.
Hutchins, Andrew, Windom.
Boone, Bell, Busick.
McCfackin, Edith, Flinty.
Ray, Ella, Pensacola.
Ogle, John, Pensacola.
Wilson, Robert, Cane ±uver.
Robinson, Jarvis, Paint Gap.
Haney, M. B., Prices Creek.
Angel, John, Swiss.
Ministers not in Towns.
BAPTIST— J. F. Sams, J. D. King, W. EL
Sparks, Cane River: H. H. Howard, S. B.
Henslev Bee Log; D. Miller, Ramsaytown;
E. D Silver, John Gouge, Newdale; B. B.
Riddle. S. F. McPheeters, Pensacola.
METHODIST— William Gibbs, Celo; T. B.
Felts, Elmer; J. D. Gibson, Cane Creek
Circuit- J. W. Campbell, Bald Creek
Circuit; J. B. Hydes, Ivy Circuit.
FREEWILL BAPTIST— D. W. Adkins,
Sioux; D. L. Howell, Jr., Day Book; John
Hunter, Ramsaytown; U. Bennett, Green
Mountain; Joseph Ramsey, Bee Log; J. J.
Honeyeutt. Ramsaytown; A. S. Howell,
Sioux.
DUNKARD'— Joel Hensley, Higgins.
Schools and Academies.
JACK'S CREEK— (Presbyterian.)— Miss
Rena Nichols, Prin.
LOW GAP— (Presbyterian) — Mrs. Marion
Brooks, Prin.; Miss Lena Waddell, Assistant.
BANKS' CREEK COLLEGE— (Presby-
terian)— Miss Nellie Rapson, Prin.; Miss
Angaline Mahan, Assistant.
Physicians not in Towns.
W. C. Tow. Cane River.
J. M. Hall, Flinty.
L. Whittington, Bald Creek.
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YANCEY COUNTY.
J. M. Fairchilds, Busick.
\V. A. Peek, Bee Log.
J. B. Ewing, Micaville.
Merchants not in Towns.
Henslev & Williams, Cane River.
J. W. Tomberlin, Bald Creek.
B. S. Henslev, Bee Log.
J. F. Byrd, Ramsaytown.
Huskins & English, Green Mountain.
Gus Bailev, Wilhite.
W. E. Clontz. Micaville.
J. T. Anglin, Pensacola.
W. E. Henslev. Pensacola.
W. B. Banks, Burnsville.
W. E. Griffith. Windom.
W. B. Wilson, Bald Creek.
Roller Mills.
Hurst, Byrd & Co., Cane River.
Byrd Milling Co., Cane River.
Green Mountain Roller Mill Co., Green
Mountain.
Lumber M'f'rs and Dealers.
Brawley & Smith, Huntsdale.
Bald Mountain Lumber Co., Bee Log.
W. H. Gardner, Cane River.
Stamey & Barger, Boonford.
S. M. Bennette, Burnsville.
Randolph Bros., Elmer.
M. A. Bailey, Green Mountain.
Frank Hensley, Bald Creek.
Melnturff & Horton, Paint Gap.
Mrs. John H. Wilson, Pensacola.
Briggs Rros.. Wilhite.
J. S. Boon, Burnsville.
Shippers of Produce.
G. D. Ray & Sons, Burnsville.
J. E. Evans. Burnsville.
W. E. Clontz, Micaville.
J. F. Bvrd, Ramsavtown.
B. S. Hensley. Bee" Log.
BURNKVILI/E.
(Railway station. Green Mountain, seven
miles away.) ("South & Western).
Population, 207.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. J. Brooks, Pastor.
BAPTIST— R. O. Stringfield. Pastor
PRESBYTERIAN— R. H. Taylor, Pastor.
Schools a.-nX A. r" fl *»tm es.
STANLEY MrCORMTCK COLLEGE— (Pres-
byterian)— C. R. Hubbard, Principal.
" YANCEY COLLECT ATE INSTITUTE—
(Baptist)— W. S. Shitle, Prin. ; Fred Wil-
son, Miss Dovey Hunt, assistants.
Banks and Bankers.
THE BANK OF YANCEY— 1. W. Higgins,
Pres. ; J. M. Lyon, Cashier. Capital, $10,000.
Surplus and profits, $1,00(1.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Ray's Hotel.
Byrd's Boarding House.
Evan's Hotel.
Doctors.
John L. Hay.
W. M. Austin.
C. P. Edwards.
J. B. Gibbs.
Dentists.
L. D. Gillespie.
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Tom Ray Byrd.
J. W. Higgins.
L. P. Peterson.
Bottling Works.
BURNSVILLE BOTTLING WORKS— J.
Bis Ray, C. F. Byrd, H. P. Carpenter,
Proprietors.
Blacksmith Shons.
William Wilson.
J. S. Boone.
Casket M'f'rs and Dealers.
Chas. F. Byrd.
Contractors and Builders.
\1. B. Robertson.
John H. Bowdish.
Bennett & Westall.
G. G. Roland.
Druggists.
Robertson Bros.
Furniture Dealers.
Chas F. Byrd.
General Merchandise.
J. E. Evans.
G. W. Anglin & Bro.
Byrd & Huskins.
Byrd & Ray.
Grist Mills.
J. M. Robinson.
Lawyers.
J. Bis Ray.
E. F. Watson.
G. E. Gardner.
A. B. Bryan.
Music Teachers.
Miss Dovey Hunt.
Miss Rena' Mitchell.
Newspapers and Editors.
BLACK MOUNTAIN EAGLE— J. M. Lyon
Editor.
Nurserymen.
J. R. Penland.
Paper-Hangers.
E. D. Ramsey.
Joseph Black.
Photoeranhers.
S. C. Riddle.
Telephone Exchanges & M'grs.
BURNSVILLE TEL. CO.— J. L. Ray,
President ; J. P. Gibbs, Secretary-Treasurer.
TAX COMMISS ION REPORT— 1904.
643
Tax Commission Report — 1904.
STATEMENT NO. 23— SHOWING TOTAL AMOUNT OF TAXES LEVIED IN NORTH
CAROLINA FOR THE YEAR 1904, STATE, SCHOOL, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL,
TOGETHER WITH AMOUNTS RECEIVED BY STATE TREASURER FROM OTHER
SOURCES.
Value
Subjects.
For State Purposes —
Real estate
Personal property
Railroads and other property assessed by the
Corporation Commission 70,616,147.73
Corporation excess
Bank stock
Building and loan stock
$221,475,955.00
133,834,714.00
6,924,195.15
8,685.339.81
1,061,869.84
Total 442,598,221.53
Incomes — tax on
B and C. Schedules
ADDITIONAL RECEIPTS BY STATE TREASURER.
Additional State taxes
Alexander county bonds
Bank license tax
Bureau Labor and Printing1, refunded
Corporation tax, State Department
Corporation franchise tax •
Disabled soldiers' appropriation, refunded-
Dispensaries, tax on receipts •
Express companies, tax on receipts
Fees from Corporation Commission •
Fees from Executive Department
Fees from Insurance Department
Fees from State Department
Fees from Treasury Department .
Horse dealers' licenses
Inheritance tax
Indigent pupils , . .
Insurance companies, licenses
Insurance companies, tax on receipts
Laws and Journals, sale of
Legal services and expenses, refunded
Mercantile agencies
N. C. Agr. Experiment Station, U. S. appropriation . .
N. C. A. and M. College (colored), U. S. appropriation.
N. C. College A. and M. Arts, U. S. appropriation
N. C. Institution Deaf, Dumb and Blind, earnings.
N. C. Railroad dividends :......'.
N. C. School for Deaf and Dumb, earnings
Oil dealers' licenses
Pensions, refunded , <
Piano and organ dealers, licenses
Postage and stationery
Public schools, appropriation refunded.
Privilege tax on railroads . ..
Registration books, sale of
St. Louis Exposition fund . .
Seal tax. State Department
Tax. Total.
$465,099.50
281,052.90
148,293.91
14,540.81
18,239.21
2,229.92
929,456.25 $929,456.25
24,545.04
148,031.16
534.93
1,000.00
4,5SS.OO
235.87
16,129.00
28,295.00
476.50
10,552.51
191.00
1,094.40
15.295.50
777.78
26.00
3,375.00
16,000.26
6,208.08
34.895.88
137,323.91
168.00
13.70
400.00
15.ono.oo
8.250.00
.16. 750. no
2.488.30
' 210,014.00
3.127.88
4,483.43
14.00
2,082.57
36.50
5.00
16,467.15
•lt.no
7,360.00
1,205.12
172,576.20
644
TAX COMMISSION REPORT— 1904.
Seal tax, Executive Department
Sewing machine licenses
Shell-fish Commission
Sketches N. C. Regiments Confederate Soldiers, sale of.
State and Colonial Records, sale of
State Hospital, Raleigh, earnings
State Normal and Industrial College, fire insurance
State's Prison, earnings
State's Prison, interest on farm bonds
Supreme Court Reports, sale of
Taxes from the counties, for interest, merchants'
Taxes from the counties, for interest, liquor
Telegraph and telephone tax on receipts
Telephone companies, tax on receipts.
Tonnage tax
Trade-mark registration fees
Weights and measures
Total additional receipts by State Treasurer.
Total, all sources, State purposes
For Pensions —
On assessed property
On polls
For Schools —
White polls
Indian polls
Negro polls
R. R. and other prperty assessed by Corp. Commission.
Corporation excess ,
Bank Stock
Building and loan stock
Property listed by white citizens .
Property listed by Indian citizens
Property listed by negro citizens .
Dogs
Special for graded schools
Special for schools
Distilleries and liquor dealers.
Fines
Other sources
For County Purposes —
General
Poor ,
Bridges and roads . . .
Special
Special in townships
B and C Schedules . .
Municipal —
On polls
On property
Fines
Dispensaries
Saloons — liquor dealers
All other sources
966.45
3,610.50
8,749.93
189.90
153.90
4,3911.37
32,768.09
152,395.82
2,400.00
4,766.58
31,557.48
6,293.64
334.08
$2,700.01
97,800.19
55.50
18.85
177,039.29
33,175.08
303,862.09
1,078.00
106,748.25
127,275.95
12,544.38
15,553.66
1,078.36
612,858.48
683.09
27,198.19
182.07
59,369.02
30,991.94
48,279.72
17,851.23
2,609.35
1,102,825.21
55,069.57
350,127.45
476,167.33
86,682.11
136,364.45
110,656.88
1,197,881.10
25,512.96
87,996.47
101,353.23
201,806.85
$914,060.66
2,016,093.11
210,214.37
1,368,996.78
2,207,236.12
1,725,207.49
Total — all purposes 7,527,747.87
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ORGANIZED IX 1865.
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